324 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3faf25095b96ef890c62e4358e055ec7.pdf 8bea5b7a471fe754d8fdac4c857475a4 PDF Text Text V ** • ': - r : • ; : ijoeon »? r y o u a f tf e w s V A P f e n n THE W E g ■ Generally fair tonight Polished In F lo r id a ’s H e a r t, rZ W orld's Grcateav y e c e t a b ic Spot and R ic h e s t G a rd en L a n d ,- XIX — and Friday------h AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER •Leased Wire International News* Service 3 Marines Hop Off For Managua Trip Is Expended An­ a lly in Spreading >ropaganda, States Jirector Of Bureau lessors Hired Help In Work * MIAMI, Kin., May 17 (IN S )— The tri-motorOd Fokkcr airpiano, manned by three ntcinbcrs.of the marine corps, Lieut. II. I). I’nlmcr, Lieut. N. It. Hughes npd radio officer l)u. gold Steele, hopped off from Iliulcah Field here a t dawn to­ day on their 1,100 mile journey over w ater to ' Mnnngua, Nic­ aragua. W eather conditions seemed ideal, accordion to re­ ports issued by the Tropical Radio Telegraph- Company. » . SANFORD FliORlDA. THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1»28 Youth Takes Steps CONGRESS Poor To Get Share O f Sizable END FIRST Estate O f Unknown Father 70TH ML TERM ON O T Final Date Has Been Chosen By Administration Leaders When 'A LcwurelyTrekWill Begin [T6wardsConvent ions Tax Bill May Delay Adjournment Date TR A D E OFFICIAL President Coolidge’s Signing Of Flood Bill Has Removed BACKS PLAN OF Chance Of Summer Session iey Denies That He [Attempts To Influ­ GROUP BUSINESS ence Press Opinion ROSTON, May 17.—(INS) — Hooking the $5,000,000 fortune of an unknown father, llrucc Thorhorn today took the first step from a thirty-five cent n night room to the heights of riches. Thorbom claims lo be tlio son of the into Jam es I). I. Thorborn of P erth. Australia, nnd throSgh counsel hns given notice cf ids claim to the American and A ustralian au th o ri­ ties. . A three line notice In n New York newsaper, date line Mel­ bourne, Australia, read by young Thorborn in the docks of Copen­ hagen, started his fight to claim tlio fortune. The iiotico which told of the death of tho A ustralian Thorborn, recalled to tlio boy s mind a message upon the back of a picture of his dead m other. . Thorborn, a fte r heating his way around the world to th is city, hns finally placed the case in the hands of counsel nnd nn attem p t will he made to secure his rig h ts, if any, for him. The boy lived n t one time in Seattle, Wash., leaving there to work ns n helper in a steam ship gnllcjv n fter tho death of his mother. The photo and n .w n r dccorntion which be believed to have been the property of his fath er nre the only memos which Thorborn Mins of his nn rents. SCIENTISTS TD SEEK SOLUTION FOR FARMERS Politicians Hnvlnf? Failed To Find Aid For Agricultural Problem, Chemistry Insti­ tute Will Make Research To Produce Facts On Whole Situation Plans To Develop Markets For lM’oducts Of Farmers In Other Fields Than Food Member Of Du Pont Family Dies Today WILMINGTON. D el- Malf *7 __(IN S )—P hillip F. Du Pont, 49, died in the Delaware Hos­ pital this afternoon. He wns a cousin cY PicrTe F. Du Pont, chairm an of General Motors Corporation and Senator Cole man C. Du Pont, prom inent in financial anil Induatrlnl firciCj.. Du Pont is survived by hi widow nnd two daughters. H lived nt Fairvlllc. Pa., but wn brought to the hospital here where ho was operated on for gallstones. ) j® it UI *r e* il - %l Eleven States Clailn Rightful Represen­ tation In Congress Long Time Refused 17 Others Offer Bill Opposition CHURCH COUNCIL Supporters FIN D S BISHOP OF Measure’s Say House IsNotReDENMARK GUILTY presentative Body WASHINGTON, May 17— WASHINGTON, May 17.— (IN S) (IN S )—The politicians having The Seventieth Congress will failed to find n solution for the WASHINGTON. May l 7--~ ’ close its first session May 20 and agricultural problem, the scientists ?ive OlhcrBlshopsHnvingAr( I N S ) —The- claims of 11 Federal Commissioner Tells begin n leisurely trek to the nntrived At StatutoryAReLlm- ptatca fo r,th eir rightful X®P”i WASHINGTON, M a y 17.— Audience That Views Upon nlly approved by adm inistration ft Were Retired ByTneScs5 )—P o w er i n t e r e s t s s p e n d Anti-Trust Laws Are Being nion At Kansas City Today rcaentation In C onfess and a Chemistry announced today th at Changed ForEconomic Good lenders. 1(100 a n n u a lly in s p r e a d i n g counter movement to ekdargn it is preparing a general nnd wide­ The tax reduction bill nlone stood KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 17. the nresent membership faced u an d a in t h e C a r o lin a s . spread research into the who e NEW ORLEANS,- May 17— ns a h arrier to the adjournm ent the House today aa It took u p red S am u el E . H o n e y , o f problem of agricultural production _(IN S)—Bishop Dost of Copen­ the Fenn. Bill to reapportion (IN S )—Trade organizations were hut adm inistration leaders hoped eljdi, d ire c to r o f t h e N o r t h Fear Of Increase On Redis­ nnd distribution, the ullimntc ob­ hagen Denmark, wns found guilty representatives amonu tno defended by Federal Trade Com­ for its pnasngc in the senate today, Alnlmmn Senator Declares Al count Kate Also Figures In ject of which is to produce facts of Imprudent nnd unminlstcriwl I South C a r o lin a P u b lic Has Expended OverTenMUmissioner Abram F. Myers today a quick settlem ent of all differ­ Halt Of Rally That Wns In nnd theoretical practices that will conduct before tho M ethodist Gen­ 8 t Brought to a vote a t the hislstJity I n f o w i a t io n B u r e a u lion^To Obtain Presidency in a speech before the Interstate ences between t lie house and Progress During Yesterday put the farm er on the some plane eral confcrcnco to d a .. Ho was nnce of party, leaders wb ojay’ th e Fon Uomunl’at holicMachinc Uch is s u p p o r te d b y 21 c o m - Cottonseed Crushers Association, senate and its final enactm ent by the industrialist. suspended perm anently from the House is flouting th e Constitution jies of w h ic h o n e , t h e T id e - in which he defined the relation­ the end of the week. It was whis­ -NEW YORK, May 17.— (IN 3 )— with WASHINGTON, May 17. (IN S) Development of m arkets for tm> in delaying ^ap p o rtio n m en t, tho « Power Company of Wil ship of the Shcrninn A nti-Trust pered, however, th a t failure to pnss exercise of tho office of Bishop. bill met opposition froin represen­ Gov­ Heavy withdrawals of fur.da front farm ers’ products in other field* •ton, is an Ir.sull concern, and Act to court decisions uffcctlng the tax hill would n ot.delay the Tho organization behind All of the charges and specifica­ tatives of 17 states • hich would kfr the Virginia Electric and trade practices. adjournment ns the tax reduction ernor Alfred E. Smith of New tlio call loan m arket by the New than food is the basis of the chemists rehabilitation plan. The tions nga.nst him were sustained members under tho MU. tr Company, is a Stone and The D epartm ent of Justice for would he applicable to 1029 pay­ York hns spent §10.000,000 since York banks, and tho fear of nn inAlthough the Constitution pro­ uter interest. several ynnrs looked upon all trade ments and could lie enacted next 1924 in nil effort to win the Demo­ creare in the rediscount ra te of opening guns of the drive will he i-n the report of the ’’select num­ fired when the chemistry institute ber of seventeen” which acted as a members of Congress every teti nty said he authorized a ?;•<> association nctivitics with suspic­ December in plenty of time to cratic prcs.identCal [nomination, tile reserve bank lifter the close meets nt Evanston, III., m July. years, based up on th_ census, no itnt to Prof. Thorndyko S i ­ ion, Myers said, nhd in several become effective next year. trinl commission. of the m arket today cut short reapportionm ent has been mad® “ Under present condition* tn , m hydraulic engineer, for n cases took the position* th at the I When President Coolidge nffixed Senator Heflin (D) of Alabama the rally that was in progress in Five other bishops. having ir n ap and story published in mere collection ofv trade statistics his signature to the flood control charged on the floor of the Sen­ stocks which figures most prom in­ farm er sells little but fo o d -h » reached the statutory ago limit since 1011. nackers of th eblU de­ income is dependent upon the "hie were retired by the conference clare th at the result ia th a t thq Ifinston-Snlcm newspaper. The was of itself unlawful. bill, it was said, all chance for n ate this afternoon. ently in yesterday’s closing bronk. of this necessity.’’ Dr- Frank C.. liuring 'thV day. They are Bishop house is not representative of tho rW ns suggested by the pub­ Had this position been sustained, summer session vanished. This \wis Rullish forces in the stock m ar­ W hitmore, director of the Institute Heflin criticised Smith for . director of the North Coro- he declared, the modern business tlio one piece of legislation.^accord­ Luther B. Wilson of New York, country*. unm ing George S. Vn-i Nnmoc, it ket concentrated considerable i»l - , xplained. “Sale of necessities «ocs Bishop Joseph F. Berry of P h ila­ Because of the wide-spread op apartm en t of conservation, he man would have been denied infor­ tention on the high grade indus­ which j new York public commissioner, ns produce prosperity. • delphia, Bishop W ilbur F. Th^r- position to a disturbance of tho mation that wns readily available ing to leaders, tired. the date of trial and utility stocks ns li back­ ••The money Hint is expended for kiehl of Chattnnoogn, Bishop W il­ present membership, the bill oi treasurer. Heflin t* bureau publishes a t n cost to the tradesm en of ancient time | postponed n e t or possibly have caused Con- his ooupiugn ground for th eir effo rts to “hold •luxuries spells tlio difference be­ Rep. Fenn (R) of Connecticut proItl.OGti a monthly bulletin of «•.- denting in the open m arket, under m moss to return to session afte r the charged Smith Sunt in naming Van tlio market up." American Tel tween merely breaking even and liam F. Oldham of South Am eri­ v'dcs for a reapportionm ent on th® ca nnd Bishop Francis W W am e I circulation. It is not sent t> conditions of unfettered competi­ Naniee had taken n " t i p ' from nnd Tel. which hns offered its renl prosperity. Luxuries for lu 1920 census. It provides th a t If conventions. ols. Honey said. Roney spends tion. Bangalore, India. ., The final enactment of the farm Frank L. Smith, of Illinois, whom shareholders new stock nt 100. people result from prosperity, hut of Bishop Wilsoi\ is -eriously ill Congress fail* to do this If**1** «t $2,000 a year in traveling "The old order hns changed. relief hill removed another though llie Senate refused to sent because the SecrU ry of Commerce shall was hid up violently to 211 nrouml ’ the other hand the production the two states mostly to visit Myers pointed out, “ nmi econo­ lie accepted large contribution* the noon hour, for n gain of lf> on I sale of luxuries creates new* and left Knnsas City to re tu rn to apportion C tngressm cn among the lesser obstacle to adjournment on New York today. Bishop B ast was .ipipcr of Lees.. “ We are hring- m ists and statesm en todn recog­ from public ill lilies, while serving points. The airplane stacks moved an , ■ employment nnd therefore contrib . not present when tho report of the states. I tltan-r to tijc city editors at- nise that our g reat national pros­ Mny 2ft. It was quietly but author­ ris imblu* ni*rvirp •••unmU'siuii. " If this bill falls of passage up nh..iii 10 points' in ll" forenoon, ales to prosperous conditions. “select number of seventeen’ was fclin tlie work we nre doing.’’ perity can not be maintained on itatively stated thnl the President “ In it*\ jucUruK nt." s*» »l llcfliiit th ere will be no chance of any Mill. "Some newspapermen principles of jungle competition, u ill veto this hill and that no a t­ $|li,0(]|l.i<>.) wouldn't touch tlio hut demand for these stocks wns "The farm er is not P n j given to the conference. action before 1930, and Congress tem pt will he made enact it not impressive and it inquired poly Although deprived of his office oght ours was a state organiza- that its perpetuation necessarily „f the luxury nmnry. Until ho timoi■nt ex pi mled since l!'2 l to ol>' Of course th a t lias been cor­ entails some m easure of stabili­ over his veto. Farm leaders were Inin the presidency for tlic Roniaq moderate selling pressure to wipe d„c, his conditions will not improve of Bishop, Dr. B ast retains hi* will have for the first tlm» In'JoO stnndlng in the m inistry. The years dl»reeartb*d Uhe C onstitu­ zation of production and employ-, raid to have agreed on this course Cutholic political machine. ' In ie*l out nil of these advances. m aterially. U is the jab of ked" . spcciul developincnla because of thehopelessness of any "select num ber’s” report recom- tion,’’ said Rep. Fenn. "1 sm con­ >Bui wasn’t your visits 1 1 ment. Hence it is with no sense f e n i n gg to Van Naiuee, lh fl n aaid: f In Industry nnd liusincss it has bo- not only to create rev; «nd J u ends that "adequate preyl-ion. fident it will p a s a .b e c a u s rlt pro? npapn offices for the purpose of alarm that we view those in­ attem pt to get Congre s io_ make foo.’ products from tho “ Frank Sinilli livid the Kiilitt; vides for equal rep resenltw H n f " it u law over the P resid en ts for" Irte rviriint tbrtV'lhe vii>a..t lorohtniiunir fnvoi-nhlc editorial novations for We realize th at they plain in Illinois. So Ci Governor ward movements of tlio specialty and output; hut to find pructieu for his support be arranged The committee reconv icndt^d nil ” , . ... Smith found out from Frank Smith fcirvi.t:” asked Robert K. Heulv. mark Uie giadunl passing of the inul opposition. commercial uses for them. The plea of spokesmen for fa s t­ The new merchant m arine 1"" slocks laid uiideriiiined the wlmle th at favorable consideration, (miissH<n counsel. ” 1 don t tliinl. business cycle, with its ulletnutready n sta rt hns l.gen mnil<* how to do tliis tiling a fte r ho a|iAl growing stntes such as Michlgap, i,P given Bust by tho com]»,, that far," replied Roney. ing extrem es of over produi lion „|. i. was to go to The White House piiinled Van Numcc to 1'ffiw lie m arket and injected the weakest in tlo field of new markets. Ten and California for their due ag ri­ L ) testified that Ids connin' and under production, employment today, a fte r its final enuctnient by hrouchi I'.iin down to tlo* Riltnmr** pillar into the m arket’s structure. ■mrrent or the corn produced m*«- mittoe on oplscopncy, prmiuceu m for his Another lu d d m movement for ' ft. .vns converted not into break* support and sustenance unt 1 the cultural stntes thnt thev will Congiess. This arlii.it likewise r ■­ lh.nl <•■mliicteil n tex t hook sur- low pro <">. Hotel nnd put him in elmrge ■ > ( ronfer* •teadih* H'mirish lu ro-ror as th e . Iir,.i,• nmi moonnhinc next quadrennial cronoml general .confer liii hail not utilized it anil Myers denied llutl Him meant moved opposition to tl May 2d lit,, vampa gn for the presidenrv. profit Inking in the fourth hour .P k ’nil'll. )! mini effort to correct text nmi unemployment, high prices an I adjournm ent lints, n* the p’u ving alcohol, the basis eticc. He will probably be nssigne ' rraw ‘h of c'U * en title, the mto Of ciiurse, when Smith sends liim started the wdiole li t downward. n'W ’on**ra,'*Tnen. M., f.mn.l m the N orth and South th at either the government or peo­ was said to favor tin- hill in it* ••nt among t ho public utilities, llmv “ «d l»*•»■*•**. ,lv ,l" ,.,u'|'1 U" ‘l,;rr ' f’., ,,m production of liquor —« to n clinrge in his form er area •■A (e r-e r Tlou-e Is needed to members of the committee indlcat ple hud grown more tolerant of present form. rolina M-lloois. will corlt lull,'. Tliese utilities will irivc volntlonni rro u r« th eir nroper The Muscles Shoals and Roiddci In. laid up and Smith will gather Radio at IS3 -bowed a I........ . [boil* fitly lie disclosed th at tin lecognitioii of the fact that there re rre to absorb a cd. , T ozi«r ( P t o? Missouri one nf the The verdict was not unnn mous »tr interests encountered, at he sit id, "it indicates a growing Dam hill, both of w hhh " . .. »n p.iiuts for the day and -j'1 li(„, ,,f the surplus corn crop lea*dsr*lgnPB,iVdshr l1>!STvi#',-vosm f hi the money. oc college professor who monopoly, "tin the rim nlinry. *he adm inistration's legisl.ili'<C.i’nunii , I lo Ik?IUt condltion» it was learned, ns novcral of the Ilcflin predated a third party from yrwtfitlny u leedern a g a ’nst the biP "W ith a jurors stood out for suspension for , u .i d to school hook cen- must lie n certain degree of co­ program , were in tin- background- would lie formed in event the New j Motor* wn down m-ur l< > points .................. - »« ,iml tlie conlrl1 ° er. * smell House there is m -ch <reeat­ farm nlij|i. Mealy offered in evidence operation and forbearance among The Muscle Simula m easure w:i - m | York Governor were nominated by on tin sunn* basis of comparison. forScientists said th at there are a qundrennium, and others for an er ihnnhe of the indnstrio' -ro n o , indefinite time. Bast still may ap* letter taken front Roney’s files, independent producers and trad- conference, w ith Indication* tl the Democrat*. "If Smith is^nom- The nils, coppers und rails held hundreds of other pent the f ndlngs of the court here, wh'dh rale the notion 1-n‘ro’ling if monopoly is to he averti I fd Oct. fi, 1021, setting forth <p it substantially during the outpour­ malttZ which limy he dovainpi d i XCni avimlil be tc p a fl* -1 1 b.^'k “,ll< 1 „ fil'*„\\ tfcTI to tlic committee on j u d te W T n r s|it-1eist«*nrim-WUh-e tit ion P1™ 1'" , _ views ot rr o i. C. C. -B re n rtrjr and competition . enacted inter in the wpek or third ill tile November elections. ing of selling pressure in tlio Mire- tiu> farm ers’ otitpqt and thnt tho th • church, nnd receive a- ith e r ec­ b erth ’® airriculturai stit«« will get I Clemson College, S. C., on th? unrestricted competition inevit­ next week. It likewisn was suid to T h at’s why you miuirt Republi- inllticH. necessary rcseurcli will find . for . clesiastical trial, probably a t the a better * rerre«entat'on in tho Ijn-t. RreurJey imid lie was in- ably lends to t li........ '*> meet with presidential approval. them cxtenklve commercial outlets. enns uie pushing hinr on us. h u leg M tt'o n which la ensried.” next general conference. tho Independent unitand the con­ Mtcd in learning the details of The Boulder Dnm hill wns penn­ know lie will run third. You know The gains In memh-ra of Con­ Tho chemistry institute will urgo centration of business and wealth ing in both House and Senate with purposed survey. ho will bring political death t « hU th a t time, study nnd nioncy be gress under the Fenn FH1 es esti| “l may suy frankly, however, into the hands of li powerful few, its chances fo r enactm ent ut tin* mi ted bv the ren«ii« hnrevi are: developed to this new phase of ag ­ | wrote, "thut 1 consider the een- iot always representing the lug-i- session doubtful. Senntor Johnson party.’’ If Smith were nominated. Hef­ Arizona. 1:. California. «• Con­ ricultural reasenreh. Eventual ship of text hooks by big busi- est thought or finest character (It) of California, was lending • lin added: "th ere will he a J e ffe r­ necticut. 1; Florida. 1: MVhiean, success nnd the lifting of the funii intercsts us one of the inns*. in the industry. stubborn though apparently for­ sonian Democracy uml a Tammany 4: New Lersev. 2: North Carolina, c r out of the mire of depres* on Btrtionahlc and reprehensible lorn fight to have it enacted i »h Democracy in tho campaign." II" lj Ohio, 3; Oklahoma 1; Ttxaa 2) wit's believed to ho hut a question Set ices of so-called big business. CHICAGO. Mny 17. —(IN S )— did not say who would loud tl> Senate while ttep. Swing <K' «* Washington 1. • | lie said he did not "presum e t » Two youthful hunditii were holding of n fuw years. California,was conducting a *»" “Jeffersonian Democurcy." Probable loeaea pro; Alubaraa, I f W A SH IN G TO N ^Say 17— (IN S) the thinking," for his students "Al Smith will not he nomlnhted up a "soft drink" parlor curly to ­ liar battle in the House, lie ort* Senator Jam es A. Rood, now- a Indiana, 2; Iowa, 2; Kansas. 1; controversial m utters and ex­ a t Houston." "They* t " dayv when ’William W atson.i l «17I 11ll .1! <*II, he in shouted. *" * * indicated it might pass tho ll"« «. candiduto fo r the democratic pre­ Kentuckay, 2; Louilana, Is Maine, seed the hope th a t the purpose ^ht* |»io|irK*u»r m'xt week but n filibuster. f»l V UH if we ilon’t iHiminntr him ^«* | yrar-ohl non sidential nomination, today was 1! Massachusetts, 1; Mississippi 2; the survey was not "to extend will go down in defeat. I’d ml her walked ill. Missouri, 3; Nebraska, 1} New Capable of defeating it. i* •" voicing an earnest protest Itr-ur- hip" hut to present utilities "1 don’t like your looks,' suid suffer defeat Hum have a t tin' the Senate’s action in ordering York 1; North Dakota l j Penn­ ii-g in the Senate. AMSTERDAM, May IT .-U N H ) plerinl in t-aso the texts were him to conduct an investigation of sylvania, 1; Tennessee, 1 | Ver­ The adjournm ent of < ongres head of the Democratic P arty »!>'■* i,no of t Ik- liundits to young \N utfavorable to the power inler- A claim to ho uido to foretell sun, and Inimcdiutcly opened fire, tho New Jersey republican senator­ m o n t,!; Virginia 1. earthquakes and other subterran­ May 2rt undoubtedly will f»»d ' • anointed of the l ’ope, tins «'•<"- two bullets taking effect in the ti. atitution nulllfier, wringing " <• House leaders are opposing Its LONDON, May 17.—( I N S ) — ial olection. Boney denied any paym ents hud ean happenings was ndvunced to' iux reduction bill u law along with this believer in noeinl equality be­ youth's atoniaeli. At a hospital it (Southern) Roed protested in the Senate enlargem ent, declaring th a t a Chincso N ationalist tn n ude by his committee to day by C. Van Schenk Brill, «1<> the flood control bill, the farm re ­ tween the races, Alfred Smith was said Watson probably would Peking, ___^ _______ of m ore th an 436 members troops are approaching U c k in gac^ - thut he “did not want to direct a n y body l’t|;o pi of elisors or new spaper y,’ciir old b u tch "diviner" of Haar- lief hill vetoed and pigeon-holed in from Shunhai more inquiries,” b u t the 8enat®, | cannot function properly, House and Senate committees Iht , ,.,a r Amsterdam. N«n bclienk Slots or w riters, hut ■his testi * Tlio bandits forced M erritt W at­ cording to advices .. ncludint) by u viva voce vote, ordered his today. Foreign troops (includh* marine bill a la . w>- diteluscd u contact with both Drill claims to he a rival of l ’rof. m erchant son Jr., bartender in his fath er’s the for- famous "slush fund" commlttc© to American) are guarding the for top?, lie said he attended tho Bcndani, of ’ Faei.zu Observatory cr project and the Roulder Dam place and brother <»f the wounded . robe tho New Jorsey p rim ary, in fccfcrcnce with Dean C. O. Kug- tho em inent Italian forecaster of Muscle Shoals operated a* a P«w youth, and several customers to cign embassies. This is tho ‘ rd. which Hamilton F . Kean, defeat­ nary gu.nl. which lias not been " IcWa, of Ohio S tate University at earthquakes. , ..... I,ill aide-tracked until the line up against the wall while they strengthened since the actual ad ­ ed form er Governor E dw ard C. l)u rn ig an interview the "• session. These were the p r o * ! ^ * |KU*r.ta, Qn., last Jan u ary , at rifled the till of $0.r». v a n c e upon the city began. The Stokes and o th e r, fo r th e republttxh I'l'altioiii between utilities vincr" produced propoily 'locu- today with nine legislative In)Finding tho persuasion of th eir hulk of the an senatorial -nomination. The foreign tro o p s . ara I educational institutions, con- inentcd evidence signed by a Duuh rem aining 1,10 schedu,e<1 Commencement excrchos for the guns so powerful, tlic young des­ now inquiry wns demanded by Sen­ notary public showing he had ac­ htutiM tlic theme. He was hazy, adjournm ent. graduating class of tho Luke Mary peradoes decided to "huvo some heK COLUMBIAN S. C., M a / 17. r « R“ «- n tor Caraway (D ) of Ark., when •t'er, in his recollection of w hat curately forecust 20 seismic dis- ( School were held last night in in* fun.” They put their victims newspapers reported Stokes charg­ •—(IN S )—South CaroUni* 18 dele­ sian troops guarding the ^ " k j ii taken up but remembered turhances since 1923. The first was Aged Man Is Knocked school auditorium with John through n series of calisthenics, ed Kean w ith using money to win gates to the National Democratic n* discussion concerning unfuir- the violent cartli(|uuke in Japan •» Jinkins, county tax collector, " '‘ik­ m aking them lie down—get-up Lc Ran frontier are being rtln fo n . tho nom ination. Convention will go Instructed to This lias led to speculation as to Keptcmlicr, 1923, while other pre­ Down By Automobile ing the commencement address. I. down. It was during the "nettiri-; in some tex t books. "I don’t w ant to investigate work for a dry presidential eandlw hether Russian troopa n>»J move dicted disturbances took place in W. Lawton, superintendent of pubup exercises" thut young Wutson - k’JRgles, in previous testiipony through Mongolia to join tn anything,” said. Reed. " I ’m a can- data* under tha imtruction of Inc An uged man named Eh ran*- lio instruction, awarded the dipio- chanced to enter. IMoro the commissioni lias been Greece, in 1920, Caucasia, in U -0. Southern arm y, if Peking is act- diato fo r the presidential nomina­ stato convention meeting here. .... | iMdoxed as a college professor or. and in Grecoce und the Balkans tliis la rg e r was slightly injured this mas. tion and I ’ve had enough investi­ However, before thia etand was The school auditorium was tn i'u Utlly occupied. M arshal gations.” Senator Goff (R ) of W. 0f ahtcuco in the employ af morning when he was struck y taken, the .convention voted down. Prince, Lady Friend with relatives und friends of the Tlio whereabouts of y "In my opinion it is no1 *|,u “ * National Electric L ight A ii nr driven by M. G. U w ta of h® Chang Tao U n, dictator of tho Vu., another mem ber of th e com­ 190 to 147, • resolution Instruct­ earth, hut another power ;.n tlic Herald as he was crossing l ulnict- members of th e graduating class. Arrive In Brussels | l#tiation. , The program opened with a song, Peking Government und generalis­ m ittee, announced he would resign ing the delegates not to vote- foi Honey was examined a t conVid- universe th at causes earthquakes, to .Avenue between Third and ‘‘Commencement Day" by the simo of tho N orthern armies, re- ae soon as it finally reported on Governor Al Smith, of New York | *rahle length ad to his effo rts to said the forecaster. "This power Fourth StrceU . Ho was thrown to Junior High Departm ent. BRUSSELS, May 17. — (IN S )— Tnains "qnWtwwa.— U— ii r**pnrtid the investigation hrid iMfc Yt«L A proper*! tm in m il the-rulc-w hiri' The hia j fljnr.V*."! *:* !! ,1„. ,,uvcin.ni ; lllUiu t-iLU ity -in t he a a wspapaxa song Was followed By a pra y « T p r| nw----------C aro l’----------------aha * tn irr Lupe.t a = V = n th at ho has w ith­ into the Sm ith and Vare election!. requires voters In a Democrat! dovolon. excessjve excessive acuvivy activ ity _ when in his forehead and a bruised el- r* r* P D rriest, t a a l rem v n t l l arks nrkH lby lV P. Jt the two’ states and Healy of- develops were in selection a t tlio Palace drawn from Peking with a large If Reed and G off do resign, a new primary to pledge support to tte C. C. I Anderson, aw arding of diplomas Hotel today. The Prince dccintd to rom m itteo may be named to sup­ j*t*d in evidence u copy of tho quakes result.” Van Schenk BnU a t present, l °The man stepped from behind n to ninth grade pupils, u farewell see reporters or issue any etute- f o r c e . of picked troqps and is un plant the fam ous Reed committee national and state Democrat!* Chsrlotte News containing an cd. s a ’J this power is active l__ * aauarii nominees was also voted down. to Manchuria. itorial Boney vfrpto, on Boulder indicating a number of severe narked car directly into the path song, the benediction, by the Kcv. ment. His secretary expluined no hisAway During the three-hour discus ttaches of the United States which investigated tho Peqniyl* "*wi Honey contended. in the edi> quakes throughout tho world this f the automobile, Lewi* said. He J. M. Thompson, and the valedic­ interviews would he granted thu I o ra tio n in Peking wero quoted a» vaniu and Illinois elections of 1926. sion of the letter proposal, a «»' tory, by Dcssie Mac Singletary. and Lewis rerial that development of Boulder year. fight between «*-Qov. John Gar Following tho valedictory, Miss press by the Prince wh.ie he re­ saying they did not anticipate any *ur" tho • b* 1cur u,b. bul L*m would create a cotton belt in BUTLER IMPROVES swerved into Evans, militant dry. and ex-speak Rcdfearn. in behalf .of *tho lunch­ mained here as he did not wish to disorders but th a t preparations d e n i e s a p p l i c a t i o n e Imperial Valley ’of California left front fender struck him. Lew­ room committee, thanked those endanger in utiy wuy the hospital!' were made for any eventually er Edgar A. Brown, of Barnwell is and another m an carried him to ■•t would rival tho cotton belt of ty extended him by the Belgian Foreign residents of tho city wcie NEW YORK. May 17.— (IN S )— ensued. Neither, however, » * WASHINGTON, May lL ( I N S ) L office of Dr. C. M. Mitchell who had assisted in th at work d ur­ * Kouth. A t­ ing the year *n<* made awards to Government. advised cither to leave o r to r« Dr. Nicholas M urray Butler, pres­ seriously hart. The Prince and his p arty a r­ ident of Columbia University, It Questioned concerning his ubility — Application of the Seaboard Air where Dr. A. W. Knox treated him. each. The members of the g ra d ­ main in th eir homes. Dr. Knox dressed a gash In the uating clast are: William Otto rived lota last night from Londop recovering rapidly fro m a n a tthis printed in. tho newapa- Lino to acquire the S o u t h Georgia LAKE WORTH—W ork «t*rte< man’s forehead and a bruised el­ Hutchinson, Hesba Eugenia Touch­ a fte r eluding reporters and de­ editorial columnsj Boney Railroad by purchase of >t* tack of acute indigestion, suffered establishing airdrome on 160-ecn LAKE WORTH— W hite way **id he merely sent it to the edl- tnl stock and by lease was denied bow. Ehrensberger walked to his stone. Charles T. W hitaker, Deaaie tectives by a ruse there. lighting system being instated on several days ago, according to tract adjoining Greenecrro City te S a y by the InU rstato Commerce home on F ourth S treet unassisted. Mae Singletary and B irger SV*n . ,o t «*« a . he desired. Lako Avenue from H S treet to the word today from St. Luke's Hos­ Palm Beech County AiFwsys. W ester. The ninth grade student* Commission. •, Parisienncs are w earing b rig h t pital. . . V ____N, .... lake. FT. MYERS—New P erry Scrviro are: Mable Furguson, Donald An­ combs in th eir shingled hair. Many new auto bus lines arc be­ Station, E ast F o rt Myers, opened. derson a n d N lta Smith. loc school building ing opened in Germany * HEFLIN CHARGES WITHDRAWAL OF SMITH HAS SPENT CALL LOAN FUNDS HUGE DRIVE FUND RETARDS MARKET Two Young Bandits Hold Up Soft Drink Parlor In Chicago Dutchman C l a i m s He Has Ability To Forecast Q u a k e s rat «wtie a lo lit" ,-e»' i Kyi *i -.* L 1I :i •in' i .* I Jim Reed Protests H is Selection For Probing Elections Chinese Armies Of Nationalists Near Peking For Attack Class Exercises Of Lake Mary School HeldOnYVednesday t M South Carolina’s 18 D elegates To Work For Dry Candidate () �/ • K p THB SA-KFOnn nEHAT-B, SAOTOPO..n-WmA^-WEDKE^T)AV. MKXM.JIM .» « j r-» i•»- >■- sBoth Games O f Double-Bill To Colts; ■To Try There Again Today ORLANDO, May 10. (Special)— T o ta ls ............... 31 2 G 27 15 0 By innings: “ Red" Sweeney, Into of the Cin­ cinnati Reds, returned to Orlando Sanford .......... 000 000 000—0 Orlando .. ...... 000 100 Olx—2 yesterday nnd heat Sanford's Cel­ Two base hit: Kirby. Three base ery Feds twice in the same a fte r­ hit: Edmondson. Sacrifice: Topnoon, the first time, 2 to 0, nnd the pino. Stolen base: Kirby. Struck second time, 5 to 2. Pitching in out by Hymcl 3, Sweeney 5. Bnses Hit by both games of n double-header.he on halls off Sweeney allowed five hits in the first con. pitched hall Hy IIy h trP fK irb y ) by Sweeney (Hewell). Left on bases: te s t and seven in the second. Hymcl did double service for Sanford 7. Orlando G. Um pires: the Feds but w asn’t a» successful Moore nnd Weaver. Time 1:20. SECOND GAME as Sweeney. He had a right to a Sanford ..... ah r h po a e win in the second when he gave Frisbio, 2 b ...... t 0 2 2 0 1 obly alx hits to "Reds!' seven. The samo old trouble pursued Toppino, ss ..... 3 0 1 -4 0 2 1 2 3 0 0 the Feds yesterday that has haunt­ Barnes, b ____ 3 ed , them for mon> than a week Hewell, r f ...... 3 0 2 2 0 0 Culbrctb, ,1b.........3 0 0 3 2 0 ansi lost them , eight*t gam es..They* in ». * . # .. ... • 0 0 didn't ' get nny two* of tlielir hjfs fyjieritoh, If........3 0 1 2 In the .B rat ■game In nny one inn* iV nrreu,1I f . *...-3* 0 0 1 0 0 ftdberlAon.'V3 0 0 0 1 0 Tlymch- p.-*...:.... 3 0 0 1 4 0 Today another game.fo Totnls ........ .. Is scheduled-lit Orlando. •O rln n d d Y esterday's box score: Cox, i f ....... FIRST GAME Vltfli; XS Sanford ah r h Abrams, lh Frisbio, 2b . 4 0 1 Kirby. If Toppino, fis .0 0 Lehrmann, 3b Barnets, l b ’. . 4 0 i Edmondson, ef Hewell, r f V ., 3 0 0 T rotter. 21i Cdlbreth,, 3h ___-I 0 1 Wells, e . . Jackson, If .. .. 3 0 0 Sweeney, p Warren, cf ...... . 4 0 0 Robertson, c . . 3 0 1 Totals 22 f.^G 21 5 0 llym el, p 3 o c Bv innings: Epperson, x ....... 0 0 0 Sanford . .. 101 000 0—2 110 030 x—5 Totals ...... 31 0 5 24 10 2 Orlando (Seven innings, iigrcemerit) x—batted for Jackson In ninth. Orlando. ah r h po a e Two base bit: Hewell. Three bnse hit: Kirby. Sacrifices: Sween­ Cox; r t ..:......... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Vinu ss .............. 4 1 1 1 3 0 ey 3. Stolen base: Vinu. Double Abram s, lb .......4 0 1 in 0 0 piny: Hytncl to Culbreth. Bnses on Kirby, If . 3 1 1 0 0 0 halls off Hymcl 3. Struck out by Edmondson, cf 4 0 1 *2 0 0 Sweeney 2. Hit by pitched hnll by Ldhrmnnn, 3b ...3 0 0 1 3 ft llym el (K irby). Passed bp II: Wells. T rotter, 2b 3 0 0 1 1 0 Ix ft on bases: "ntiford 5, Orlnndo Wells, c ......... 3 0 0 3 0 0 G. Umpires: Moore and Weaver. S^bcney, p ...... 3 0 1 0 - 1 0 Time, 1:07. tammy Mandell Favored To Win Boxing Meet With McLamin A t Polo Grounds By Davir. J- Walsh NEW YORK. May 10.— (INJ?) Somewhere in the name ward with the third buKuitiun who tluiiigh! Babu Ruth was going to limit should he carefully confined illgent or gents who thought Sutninv Mnndell w»» worth eight dollars against Jimmy Mel.m ill's fiv,. nor toe I ghtweight eham|n<)in<ltip m eeting at tile Polo (• rounds toTttorrow night. The w riter adm its thnt he hUMi't eiH-ountered this benefactor in the flesh, «,r ev< u the aack suit; Inn neither has he seen the man w)m» i*fl>a lu* Huai lowed *i billiard hall. Both are tak m for g ia n tiii and the nutom qt .o r som ething and It wns the sport of the th 'n g and not tho money th u t counted. Anyhow, thnt woulJ seem to be tho-way to bet th is one—even money pro­ vided you give me Mandcll. Thnt eight to f.ve earlier In the week Was n mild form of demen­ tia. Tho seven to five prevailing todny proved a turn for tho better, although not quite a syniptdfh of im pending convalescence. The m ugg who doesn’t get as good as (1 to 6 for h is Mandcll money is a very sick mnn and won’t recover until they gave away sense with tho horse. It may o r may not im portant th a t those who like Mandcll so well nre about the same worthies who said Sid T erriss wns a push­ over ag ain st M cl.arnin. They thought weight-m aking would get Jam es th a t time. Now thnt they knew McLnrnin can scoff n t the scales, they nre figuring Mnndcll will show him too ninny gloves in n m anner niuc/ii too intim ate for comfort. The fight does figure th n t way, nt thnt, provided everything in carried through according to script. If it isn't, nothing will be carried through, not even Mandcll. He will be cnrr'cd out. The right hand th a t leveled T erris in the first m inute of play is one of.thefinest the w riter ever has seen. v>n b y \W i M andril with it? Most of the sm nrt players sny he can’t and won’t which, to my way of fighting, makes this a pretty good bet. Hut these sm nrt boys gone n bit too fa r in the m atter. They are declaring thnt nobody can hit Mnndell with a right hnnd and 1 know thnt is wrong. T erris had him on the nxm inistcr here a couple of years ago and Sidney never saw the moment he could hit with McLnrnin. Billy Pctrollr also hurt Samuel th a t way in n rreent fight. Therefore-- But why go on? It is always good gam b­ ling to bet on the boxer against the fighter: at least up to but not including the moment tin* boxer is hit on the windbrenker or snout. In other words, you can hot this one either G to 3 or 5 to C nnd not bo nil wrong—only once, to be exact. Loiitfhran Prepares To Meet Joe Sekyra NEW YORK, May 10.—(IN S) — Tommy l.oughrnn, eii route today to Louisville’ for a limit with Joe Sekyra oil tlie night In-fort* the Kentucky Derby,- could not lie icurbed today for a statem ent a:, to w hether he would obey the New York Boxing (Vniiiiissinn'f order to defeitd It's lightheavy weight title thrice in a fortnight. Tex Kirkunl had signed Loughrun to meet Jimmy S lattery »• iai k Delaney on June 7, and pro in o tir Humbert Fugar.y had s gned him t" fight I’ete l.nt/.o on May 30 and l.c„ l/im ski on June t 'I tie l oinniis-u u ordered Tommy to go tlirmigh with oil three bout-.. Put it wns believed t|ie ehuin|*iun woiilil take , n l.atZo and let the i th er liouts go. ■— . •»•• — • Louvre Museum To English Girl From ‘Miss Collett Have Identity Tags In British Tourney On Art Treasures HUNGSTANTON, Eng., May 10 — (IN S )—Glrnna Collett, chief hope of America to^ capture the B ritish Women’s Golf Champion­ ship, was elim inated ' from the tournam ent today, in n half gnle of Wind uiid rain, 3 and 2, by Miss Mabel W rngg, of England. Miss W ragg, a Yorkshire girl, has bedh regarded ns one of the best woman players in the north of England, hut her defeat of tho form er American champion came ns one of the big s u rp ra c a of the tournnm ent. Miss Gollete wns one of tho firs t to congratulate her conqueror, Miss W ragg meanwhile receiving tho cheers of n large gullcry, no she was im mediately rated ns i* posa ble British champion nnd it appeared highly’ probable th a t this y ear’s championship would rem ain In the British Isles. . A nother Americnn contender was el m inated when - M iss’ E liza­ beth C urtis of Clinton, Iowa., was defeated and six and five by Miss Joy Tonn of Ajdcpurgh England. Mrit. S tu a rt Hanley of • D etroit wns defeated 7 to six by Miss Molly Gourlny of Eirglngd. The-cold rain which h eat down during the C ollelt-W ragg match hunilienpped both players, nnd es­ pecially the Yorkshire girl, who vvnh w earing glnsacs. Mis* Collett wen the firs t hole and the second nnd third were halved A t the fourth Glennn rliOcd her ball into the river, nnd put the next into a bunker, losing the hole, 4 to 3. Between strokes she tried to shelter herself from the ruin by standing behind her ruddy. Glcnna’s approach was too jtrong nt the fifth, nnd Miss W ragg won- the hole 5 to G. Both were short of the green nt thu sixth but Glennn’s superior second shot won the hole. Miss W rngg won the seventh, and the eighth and ninth were halved. The Cards: Out: Miss W ragg 36G-355-4 G3— PARIS, May 15.—In the nenr futu re every painting and work of n rt in the Louvre Museum will have a set of identity papers ns complete and ns carefully checked ns those of nny stran g er who makes n short stay within the gnfes o f the capital. The new p ln n'ninkcs substitution and fraud practically impossible A special laboratory has been set up in the museum itself where the complicated .task of sifting the real old m asters from the spurious ones’ is going on. They are classified by scientific methods of the various m asters and the various schools. Four counter-checks are used among which the radio-active prop­ erties of the metallic components of tlie oils used by the old m asters os well as hy modern painters, pla>’ a leading role. . •’ • Every painting is X-rayed and’ examined hy tho utilization of lu­ minous films, ultra-violet rays, spectorgtaphy nnd by phosphorcsence. Each one lias its “ paper*" containing the original photograph of the painting, nn X -ray photo­ __ :_________ graph and another taken spectros­ copically. . The celebrated “ Mona Lisa" has her identity papers in sUch perfect order th n t the Director in charge of m aking these elaborate safeguards says th n t now none need fear th at it in da Vinci’s well-known and much talked or-m astorploco. He does adm it, however, th at he has seen another bewitching lady which m ight puzzle many experts. • "The day is near nt hand,” says the Director, "when there will he no 'fak e’ paintings in the Louvre SOX. BEAT BLACK FEET The Red Sox defeated the Blackfeet, 7 to 2, in the first post series irnnte of the Y. M. C. A. Junior Baseball League yesterday. D. Miller wns the s ta r nt hat fer the Sox. He h it a home run and a three bagger to help his team win. FIND PARADE • CATERPILLAR C nterpillars which follow one un­ other blindly have been found in the South of Franco. They nr« called "pine processionnry" and immediately one move toward a new feeding ground the rest fol­ low each laing a silken trail to guide thoscc in the rear. Magnetic Probe Developed in Factory Is Boon to Physicians YK^ > STANDING 7(Mj Dr. E. M. Kelly oi the “Western Elec r -„ (lcrjoiutiating tiie acw magnetic pencil. " t he tool. 300 lly using enhalt steel. Dr. R. C. 300 A magnetic probe no lo Ilartsongh. ol tlie Western F.lrrtric ,3t'iH 1 ordinary lead pencil is om I ' I i v s h .i I l.atviralory, finally produced 1 recent achievements of l a magnet two and one-half times as at Uie Hawthorne Works power Iill as one made ol tungsten ern Electric Company steel, which is the material commonly The new instrument, wh RESULTS u*ed Acting on the suggestions of to lie especially valuable members o( ihe Hawthorne medical . of optical surgerv, draws <i«ll. Dr. Ilartsough then designed Heel panicles tmbeddcil the pencil, I ashinning it with one end fieslv Tlie probe is stna flattened lor use in connection with euls. and the other end nointid like a sharpened lead pencil lor particular application to eye easev According to the medical men who have experimented with the pencil, it TODAY’S GAME is tlie only instrument now available (or effectively removing floating iron or steel particles from the rye, ami can he used even when the object has TWCCIIK embedded In the eyeball itielt. Finish 22,000,000th Teleph\one A nd Still They Turn Them O ut! 'IftrM ri* center f r tho "m lode" eouritr^, no\V It huzze* with' bees on the old apple tr m .And m en-will retu rn in Juris b J to play a t the gn‘d metal pan,. y n revival of .the Fourth of j nJj celebration held here in 1810. J Wild W est Show They will but play at it. for J movie company To CcIcTjrate ‘Diamond Hollywood stag e tho "w ild .west” resurrertry ,of "old tim es" it is rumored, J Jess W hitehead; the playwrtat] will compose the pagean; of *V days of ’49." Am ong tho California pinned were num bered many Mesons, ac­ cording to S tate T rw u u ter ChsifJ G. Johnson, who is assisting t|J celebration commUte-.-. brothers will hornr, Pete.- I .t s y the pathfinder of the route by JH Lassen; Kit Carson for whom Car] son City was nam ed; and Ocntnl .John Frem ont, the first dcfcndcrej California, ~ ' who were all ttienJ Mnson*. And jum ping from the pa** the picsent. Governor Young wii be g u est of honor and Adj-tUmi General R. E. Mitudstacdt, " It, whnt ir. it? prosaic Scott, m nnder of the California National working a t th e carpenter bench in Guard, will bring n detachment b the river cloaring among th* Sier- replace the California Gray*,’ rii pines, quicred of the enthusias­ the Coloma company of Civil Wsi tic discoverer. . ,, , fume. "It! Gold!" M arshall replied, showing the g litterin g nuggets he had found in the mill race. And “ it still lures men." Rata, to pestsli of ninny part d estaging Old Days of Europe arc to bo fought wit! -•t’l t " will lure ten thousand hack poison gas. A Dane has invented i to the magic golden valley tucked projector which fires cart ridge* in in the foothills on June 2. when to tho haunts infested by tho rati the g reat Minton ic trek back to the A thick smoke which is given of! nlnce of "discovery" of gold will ia harm less to human beingj, Joi fa ta l to all rodents v.dthin rnr.ft! ne staged. Then a re-staging of tho "days of gold" will celebrate the Diamond Jubilee or the C alifornia Grand Lodge of Masons nnd the mother lodge, Coloma, will he the hostess. But gone is Lcland S tandfrrd the old stotekeeper, who founded the fortune th a t keeps S taqdforJ University going; gone is Mark Hopkins, whose fortune was laid In the gold dust of the American River; gone though his wheels are not forgo'ttcn in "W heel JJnrrow SPID ER KILLS MAN John," John Studebnker, w l)* made barrows for tlie miners before he founded the gront am bulatory com­ pany th a t hears his nume. The riv er still sw irls about the rock monument where the old mill stood. Pines still tow er tow vrJ the blue sky. Lupine uml wild iris still tem pt modern Mc!is.,ns on the way to the school on the hill. And gold, is still panned in the crystal water. T he lure of gold rem ains m.t men has (hanged. T h e gold of commerce has lured him henoe. Coloma once num bering 8,000 men and a few women h a s now dwind­ led t» lOO souls, (luce it wns tiecounty - «sar* of Kl Dorado and th< Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream Isold (Male Gillette Razor complete with blade; package Gillette blades. All for — F IS H IN G CONTEST Contest Opens May 16 Closes Nov. 1 RULES 1. 2. .'I. 4. 5. .Must Must Must Must Make lie fresh water trout caught in fresh wuter. he caught hy resident of Seminole County. he cuutfht on casti tig rod. reel and plug. he registered hy us at our store and on our scales. of rod, reel plug and place caught must bo registered with us, •J Cakes Jergitis 15c Soap. Cake Woodbury's Soap free Bottle Williams Aqua Velva sinning lotion Free with each tube of Williftms Shaving Cream. One Gallon Aladdin Jug, just the thing for your fhhing trip *13 |T j Johnson & Johnson Baby Castile Soap Narcis.se Bath Powder • t ' Milk of Magnesia, 50c size U r* o f speech. Many nxxlrtl of hutrummti have beo|’ made io the Im m a u n i hlty Some of du earlier onea, like ttyiea of other dayt, aecra ttrante today. The teli phone pictured on the right below shows' the double-barreled act made io 1177 and 1878. The two receiver* were of wood and were used inter­ changeably for talking and fiftrnfag. The best method was to nut one to 8 m car and (lie other to the lipt, although, with the dual telephone inStnanrnt, if the hearing wps bad. the user would ollcs littrn with both. . ■The autruuKfit oa the left shows *bat was iallVJthe *nx>it improved modcP made by Western Electric. Io • • • o n u factor* of each succeeding . ^ ____ Special 1 50c Bottle Shaying Lotion 1 50c PuckORe Blades *0 KDtcucc on March 10, |87A. differenct between the Dell model that in u»« today, as lar at appear­ ' ncture ta —A naata will aT*o aenrt to girt tome idea of their reiprctiye merit* ai Ifaiumif. 35c •Oo 20c 89c 38c $1.00 Shaving Brush Free 1st-. Prize— Pfleuycr Supreme Reel 2nd. Prize—Shakespeare Murhoff reel ,'lrd. Prize—Heddon, 3 ft. CastinR Rod. 4lh. Prize—-Tackle Box. 5th. Prize—50 yards Non Pareil Line. See Our Window For This Week’s Special Hill Hardware Co Each $1.00 Box Face l^nvdtr Bottle Brilllantlne F With Each 75c*I!ox ol Face Powder W0 -will iflve one Bottle Brilliantine Free Tooth Brush . FREE With each 50c tube of tooth paste we will Rite a 50c tooth brush FREE Tooth Paste FREE FKEE Pharmac We PeHr«r �•« * 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 t n t H M , T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 17. 1028 The Doctor Hath A Way All Eight MIAMI SWINGS TO CARLTON -~ :z ~ L jps.,; ' r MIAMI DA ILY NEWS —-The pre.wntTrtibcrnntoHal caftipnTgn 'in undoubtedly the most humorous thnt has ever been waged in thin state. I f there is any truth in the old saying, "Laugh and grow I for DoyleTE .'C arlton fo r governor f a t , " many of us will be ready, for the side show by June 5 . th a t ebbed and flowed in B ayfront I f the whole race could be dramatized, with Catts nnd hia P*rk Tuesday night,- culm inating < * t U 3 f o u s p a n -------- ... M H n •CfcHope singing to the people of the statc'from one end to ln * ®P°nt*ncoua acclaim th at .* U t» « U S 3 M H 8 s , the other, with Carlton and Hathaway in the big tent h.mu* wuh charging and counter-charging, with Carson chasing up governor." can * h a v l ^ b l t one nnhcxiriioR m t u IT• jBA Ufti V H P _______ and down the back fences hanging on to the Cntts* tail, nnd 3I« _______ ..... i i M Tara* MMtlu ________ .... — tl.TS aerious-minded Senator Taylor making the rest all the # r Canter per W a t — r ... s s u funnier by his own stoical demeanor, it would be a side-split­ ting copiedy, ■* Now’ comes the staid old Timea-Union, that flawless exponent of pure journalism, and announces the campaign expenditures of the various candidates, including its own favorite, Dr. Fons Hathaway. The Times-Union snya that Senator Taylor has thus far spent $6,942.61 in the interest of his candidacy. Sidney J. Catts has spent $7,917.48. Jim Carson’s expenses have amounted to $10,896.35- Doyle Carlton has disbursed some $12,258.07. And Fons Hath­ away, that poor, broken down, bankrupt Chairman of the State Road Department, hns been able to spend in the furtherance of his candidacy only $6,674.07. We have no doubt that the Times-Union, and perhaps others of the pro-Hathaway papers, will promptly break THURSDAY, MAY 17, forth in a grent Hathaway lament that the^man most ably qualified, most pleasing in personality, most captivating in BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY oratorical powers, most blest in mental capacity, should be so cramped by the inadequacy of his campaign funds. Wc FRU ITS ’ IN SEASON—The wicked w orketh * deceitful work, expect to hear a grent wail go up thnt the man who is riding b a t to him th a t aoweth righteous­ in the machine, who has let the contracts for the roads he ness shall be a sure rew ard.— is riding on, who has spent some forty.million dollars of Trov. 11:18. * . , ■ . the people’s money in the past three years, should bo PRAYER— Let us never forge:, compelled by poverty to spend on his campaign almost ex­ h a v e n e r-* » « '• actly half ns much ns another candidate in the race. h e also reap. ** ------- will favor for governor. The demonstration In Miami w ^ a b u ta high mack, *« U».apeak, in the tide that, slowly but surely, hns been Raining momentum n the heels of Mr. Cat1ton*s trium­ phant speBlcinR'tour of the state.* More spontaneous and fervent •>’rhnps, i t was but characteristic of scenes th at have attended his rpeakiiiR engagements elsewhere. The Carlton tide sot in weeks ago. Tuesday night it grew to a tremendous wave of sentiment th at swept the claims : f other candidates into the limbo of for- | could not have visioned the bub­ bling over of enthusiasm th at marked Mr. Carlton’s first cam­ paign appearance in Dade county. Too bad the radio could not carry to those listening thousands the scene of th at closing stampede of voters toward the platform when speaking representatives of other gubernatorial candidates were forced to retire to perm it a large portion of the more than 0,000 present to grasp the Tampan by By sticking together nnd electing the hand and promise him their n friend, the farm er may be able to vote and support in the June p ri­ get about three more free huilct* mary. Like th a t rare woman shop­ ins.—Buffalo New*. per who knows what she w ants and buys it without trying on every hat in the m illiner’s racks, the nudience Tuesday night pppar* cntly was wholly content with the principles espoused by Doyle C arl­ ton. They didn’t want to hear from Architect. ' Messrs. H athaw ay and C atts by First NrI’I Rank Rldu proxy nnd they didn’t mind say­ ing .«o. Anyone who witnessed the Sanford, Flic. sceno in Rnyfront park can no longer doubt whom Dade county Elton J. Moughton Loch. Arbor- ............ - The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co, Time For Preparation Needed County for sale please notify me early by letter, simply n,y^ the fact, and giving the num ber of your sep arate piece*. ^ A form for boundary description and for display will then be mailed to you th a t your listings (without owit, ship shown unless you so desire) msy appear on October I’bV lieity Sheets Will need some time to get all phases or a quirk, practicabW system In presentable shape. Farm ers,—please don’t fo rg et to write, those "Crop iVcscrlptlons” and be sure to sign your name to them. Such , treatise will be a sm sir m atter to you out a ’’Great (Jiff t| Our County’s New Cilliens. W ith you for Seminole until lh al name becomes a sjiiouj * for Wholesome Prosperity. H .A .Speir Sanford Florida — — — — I■ .HIM, —— '| Clothes nte;' not make the man £■■' ', but they een break him. ^The Apopka Cbwf say*, "You b)sv» only one vtote to 'cast In the prim ary. For goodness sake don’t make a mesa of i t " We already have two Repub­ lican parties Mn Florida, and If C atts is nominated there aro like­ ly to W two Democratic parties. . C atts amt C an o n spoke in Tam ­ pa on - the same night recently but not from th e sam e platform . Cette-knows Carr on ha* the good* on him. . I t is rumored th a t C atts i* coming back to Sanford. We hope every citizen tu rn s out to hear him ’ because wc know then that ryo one wilt vote for him. The German Trans-A tlantic Fli­ ers • were , recently entertained most royally on a visit to Chicago. "Nobody b u t .a Irene-A tlantic flier would dare to visit Chicago • Isn’t It *vnny th a t neither Joe S e a n o r P ark Tram m ell will come to Sanford? One would think they itre afraid the St. John* River will 'nferflow* its - *banka and drown . A "canned’’ editorial grgig the rounds of the stat« p rrfa asks the question, “Have you made your w ill?’* No we haven’t. And there is Just one first class reason why wa h a v e n 't ■We saw a very splendid ad in lha Taltahass* Democrat the other day extolling the virtues of Sidney J. Catts. The only trouble with it was liters wasn't a word of tru th in it •Form er governor C atts says if be ia elected hr wdl cut the govm___trUOt'a wilary from ten thousand . to six thousand. Why not cut H out altogether, Sid? You'll get alt you want through graft. ,V . --------- o--------Fellow on the street said the other day th a t ltag an was the best man running for the legis­ lature from Group ", and then another fellow said, “ Well, isn't he the only man running?" to know, at a quarter of a million dollara. And the very least we have heard anyone, even his own friends, say Hathaway would spend, is a hundred thousand dollars. We do not know, of course, how much Dr. Hathaway is paying Senator'Wnybright. Judge Darlington, or Dr. MncKcnzie for their services in stumping the state for hint. But it is only reasonable to assume., in times like these when everyone is more or less hard tip nnd needs all his time to make a hare living, thnt they arc not working for nothing. We have heard it said that Senator Way bright is getting five thousand dollars, and we think that, in view of the Senator’s forensic abilities, a very reasonable ’’fee." But while wc cannot figure with any degree of exact­ ness what Dr. Hnthnwn.v’s expenses are for traveling, post­ age, office supplies, stenographers, cuts and electrotypes, circulars, posters, his retinue of advance men. publicity writers, servants and what-not that travel with him. and his coterie of orators, we can ascertain to some extent what he has paid for advertising. This item Dr. Hathaway has listed among his expenses at $1,324.6(1. There arc forty-one daily newspapers, and slightly more than one hundred weeklies in Florida. All the dailies and most of the weeklies come to our exchange table, and it hns been our pleasure during the past few months to read these papers rather carefully. We hav»’ not been one of Hathaway's most ardent supporters, Init even so we have received our share of his advertising. And. qiifft naturally, wc have not received more than our share. We would say thnt we have been given about an average amount. Anti for this we arc most grateful, and we hope thnt nothing will shake Dr. Hathaway’s belief in the power of adver­ tising. He has reached the people of this county through the columns of The Herald as he could in no other way. But that advertising has cost him money. He h*s spent with us since the campaign began about two months ngo no less than $366.80. We believe he has spent on the average an equal amount with every other daily newspaper in Florida. With some he hns spent considerably more; with some, perhaps less. But say we take $366.80 for the average. With forty-one newspapers to do business with, th at -makes $lft-,OOfhOO: Thru slfppfiSe he spends one seventh of this amount with the weeklies, there’s another $2,143.71. Add the dailies and weeklies together, and you get $17,149.71, just $2,149.71 more than the legal limit for FASTER Pract th e b u y in g lo r the h o m e is d o n e b women W hen your message reaches women ie b u y i n g p o w e r or tJ e hom e, y o u r advertising seed in fertile ach the v a s t b u v i n g _p o w e r s across by reaching th men readers or l he h ie r a l d . Our service department will help y o u r c rising plans. Call on us to help y o u inc sales faster Tampa cops recently ordered a couple of girls off the streets because they wore no stockings. Personally we think the custom an excellent one. Certainly in summer i t is more comfortable to be with­ out stackings than with them, and no more offensive. The Senate Campaign Fund* committee has (^covered a week­ ly operated In W ashington a t a less of five hundred dollar* every time It comes out, for the express purpose of preventing Hoover’* nomination. Isn't <it funny how all political or gun i lose money? We heard Dr. Pulcston over th« radio the other night telling of hit experience* in the jungle* .of A frica where he narrowly esraped death a num ber of times while hunting Hone and otheT dengarsos anlm thu We arc Tpeafcbig o f eour*e of Dr. Fred Pulestoo, the retired African explor A hew visitor to our exchange table h as ju st p u t in 4te a p p e a r etnee. I t la th e Sanford Herald, published in the thriving el*y of Hanford. Main*. Several year* ago we had the pleasure of visit­ in g in the Maine city and found i t quite like our own In more re ­ spects than Juet ri» newspapers. I t 1s a beautiful place a n d .its ciUsens are y/ide-ew»ke and pro* Changing: Policies The coat of producing an acre of tomatoes in Florida is reported to be $250. Under eheap labor conditions, ns exist in Mexico, it costs $91) to produce a similar aero. Realizing that Florida Growers cannot hope to compete with the Re­ public on the south of us, the state Chamber of Commerce has asked Florida candidates for Congress to sign a pledge to work for United States tariffs on tooiatoes. This action is only one of the symptoms which indicate that traditionally Democratic Florida is becoming more enamored to principles closely allied to Republicans. Some people remember the days when pineapple raising was an important item in the economic life of the Fast Coast. They also remember that due to the lack of a pro­ tective tariff, the Cuban product was allowed to enter the United States and to strangle an enterprise that bid well, by itself alone, to muke Florida ope of the richest states Hi the Union. From the city of Tuning rn»»- f ...... i.Hi||n:' Utal- the cigaj makers there ale having u hard time to com­ pete tvith the more cheaply made Cuban brands. If by uny chance there is any one attempting to get rich on bananas, we suspect they too ure finding the competition keener thun is healthy. Florida's location in a sub-tropical zone, which places most of its agricultural pursuits in competition with the West Indies and Ccntrul Amcrien, makes it necessary for a protective duty if it expects to stay in the race with those countries where labor is so niuen cheaper. In the event that rubber and sugar cane products are ever exploited to any grcai extent'in the rich soil of the Everglades, the necessity fo ra tariff will be even more strongly felt. It cannot be em­ phasized too strongly that the economic demands of a people will determine Its political character. �I J -f % THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDAN THURSDAY' MaV 17, 1928 Past Matrons Club painty *tf **. HiiM •■MHMVVtvMM iI a li|it o l * iM>«MRflMBtEPt>&.flAJGliR, Society. Editor Residence Tel.^fljy Robert Holly Jr. j^nteftains In Kusiis ia l C a le n d a r WEDNESDAY iTnoIc Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. g jj regular m eeting a t 7:00 . al the Masonic Temple, .willbe initiation. ’ Vision recital, “ Riley with L pictures," by the entire .ex. jon department of the Sanford j, „t the Seminole High ,1at 8:00 o'clock. • FRIDAY , ■p T. IT. will Hold rtfriildr LV. , at tlie home of MrA.*Jirtt*s ESiinJ, itOP French Avenue, nt EU'ji, Full attcndimce request-, L ,v Ree Sewing Club will m eet LiMrs G. S. L itttvll. P ' RAT I K DAY ' kno Pupils of- Miss M argaret U, will present recital a t JtJO bk at,hot' studio on W est First utt. (t:ijrrns Story Ilo q r n t 10:00 fri nt the Library. • . MONDAY Ikinbcrs of St. Ague.". Guild | entertain'-in honor of Miss Among the m any delightful social a flairs numbered on the soc­ ial calendar for the week was that of Tuesday, when Mrs. Robert .1. Holly Jr., was hostess at brffige and luncheon nt her home at Eustis. This attractive home was beauti­ fully adorned with quantities of lavender and purple nsteis and gold colored snap dragons. The dining room with its furnishings, and hangings of green and gold formed a lovely set tig for this a f­ fair. The daintily appointed Jnnchcon table was Spread with a lace •luncheon set, and filte re d with q silver bow l.fflird With purple nslefs aiid gold colored snap d u g i>ns. Marking the place; of the guests wen- quaint .combination' 'place anil tally cards done in flor­ al designs, A l'vne oYIn.l: a tcntpfi Wng four course luncheon was' served, - Duplicate bridge was the fea­ ture of the afternoon and when all the boards had been played and compared, the prizes for higltN t score . metal waste linskets, were awarded Mrs. Ben D. Caswell and Mrs W .W .Pottcr. Enjoying this a ffa ir wore Mrs. Beil Caswell, Mm. J.D. Wood ruff, Mrs. .James P.Uidge, M rs.• i/emml; Ktafr.il d. .Mvs: W.VfaMtTer.fcMNW' Linton F.Allcn, Mm.\\ .( .Hill *ml Mrs, Holly. TU1CSDA V rial Departm ent of the ans Club will have fo r t:!;■!.ridge party at L’: Id uYloek ■r , LiG l>ou.-.e, will. Mi's. I red i It.i .n i, Mrs, .1. ( G Mis, I1. I(ti trail ami Mrs. ii. D. nils Personals Mrs. Fi nest Krupp a n d ‘Mrs. la-jlie Jllll motored tu Orlando, Snttmln'y where they attended n bridge party give^t by Mrs. Allardica. ::.3Tft; T4M: niM Fr* '(SiuEMVs; John l.eonardi left Tuesday for Balm Bench where they will attend the m eeting of. the League of Women Voters^ where Mrs. l.cniinidi will he mie of the principal speakers. tables which were overlaid with embroidered covers and centered rnirt lnrem ter verbena* Anti pfctun. .. XI'u. I luiu .M att u u .flu b . a f .S c u v TnMp (’haptj-y"NUMWYT'.CT.'E ; 'TL n u r Thir d a in ty plaeqrcardii were*‘a (iin(7*<Mj}t ’ffpeip m i»f6nias. p 'Following, the liincheon, the Lena C. Woodw afternoon was. pleasantly spent with Quines of duplicate bridg?, and at the conclusion of the game*, scores were compared cpul I t ' was found tliut Mrs. W. J , Thigpen and Harry 11. Lewis were holders of highest scores, and were awarded Mexican bubble crystal chrysanthunjutn vases, Mrs. De Cot tea* guests included M rs.'David L, T hrasher, Mrs. \Y. F. Thigpen, Mr.-C* H arry B. Lewis, Mrs. F E. Knum'Unt, Mrs. G. I \ Rishon, Mrs. FW nk Miller, Mrs. Toll A MaV Donald arid Mrs. J , E. Brmisi*. • •*« ;• diyursiim. Among those attending' from the Sanfordiclub were Mrs. Glenn, E. McKay, .M rs. J. 1). Barker, M rs. H arry Kgnt. Mrs. E. N. Scott, Mrs. K, VV . Turner, Mrs Lorcttn BmUierson, Mrs W. It. Bailey and Mrs. J. K. McConnell. Mrs. A. <’. Hlllsmnn ami young C lll l t n i n i l C l .E MEETS son Dick of Miami, who have hew the guests iif Mrs. Hazel t'oleinan Circle Number (t of the First left Wednesday evening for ISnf fain, N. V., where they will make Methodist Church, of which Mrs. J. M. Me. . Ciuibill is ihairnum , met llp ii* Immu, * Monday artertPmn at the home of F. IF, D'.uF am Mrs. J. I*. Hall no Palm etto Avenue. Spilng'TTowor* in charm arcs where they -will make tlieii itpr profusion allorned the m o m s where the meeting was held. future home. Mrs. .1. 1C. Me Dinger led the dovot 'onnl part of ib.* meeting, p fte r ]»r.-n;i I Mis, T. Allen .tone* and l which routine bits In.- s was earned smut) daughter Bnti'fela 'of Holoj out wlu ii reports were read by the Tliy Mane ICaff.i Girl’a held their )i;nv rpeot lliu wei'li-elld lien- a-' efficers. Bbi'os vv iv made for a tile guests iif tile form ei’B*mother, regular m nliilv mueting it(omlay cooked food mi!.' t•• be held on Satnight- nt H'o'clock in the Fliurch Mi.-. Minnie E. Join's. Annex. This meeting was in honor The many friends of Mnxter'San of Moth. r\. Day. The tJm r. h An­ nex w.i i ai ranged bcntillfully and dy Anderson J r , will hp pleased d.-envaieri viiti . alia liliies, 'ferns to team Ihni he has recovered snfand in :" .T he meeting was oju-n.-d ricieMly fiimi hi.- h . etit opeiatian by the pie ident, Mi..a Maude Far- at lie' IVin::I.J l.ungllt in ImspittAi to l>e i. ioove.l to Ilia home on raway. A fler : II I ' i • old b.n inesti was Central Avenue. d p.is.,1 of. Mis. t'. I!. Smith told 'I ho lifi.it of fi ieinL of Braxton nil..ut some of the inter e»ltlm tliiiif> ill the i aifer.-nee while he *L. I’, rltiim .lr„ will lie sorry to vvafi al Tallalins-ee. Mi Fliznheth leni n that he i> eonfint-d to his r i a l he wuei iii i Imrge ><r liie enter­ home mi Magnolia Av.-nue on aeII.'fir. ling the eor.Eal hospilalily tainment eommillee. Mi- Kvclyn .'.unit of u bi.d.eii hee|. of the hostess -ill every detail, was Edenfiel.l and Mi . 11. \V. Gilbert I lie lovely bridge Iiilichodii given s.ioir a d ." '. “That Wonderful v d l bo ! lad l . learn thru in' i g "t' Wednesday by Mrs. George A. D ’ ting abaig nicely afte r an op. ra . Coties, w h en 'sh e entertained tlm tiod. W edm-day n o d ning, at t lit- inemli.Ts of Ih •. Fortnightly Duplieale ( lob nt her liamisome Inane I'ern.ild I .arc Id.H hospital. ■at Bail, A'tlnue. A gorg. ous arrangenient , of •*'tiltl .obded gur.li a -flown', from III.* lie ae>'-,ls* ev. n eardeii- formid n t’.-llv Floral .'lin g for this i-itair. 'I lie liel iioii;. five lourse I m i l '. \ i was served at small Mrs. A. I)e Colles Knlertains At Home Mr Raul in s/ , 9tfT ). IT K ilrti i v *. t i' if* r ill wtn »V V M ij■t r y / f\tr* • ^|#Vi * Barents interested " in entering their children in South Side Kind­ ergarten for next term call »t room 'J nt school, Wednesday, Thursday und Friday afternoon between hanks of 1 and 2 o’clock. Miss Tessic McRae. HINTS As a special feature, for Friday and * x Satuitte;:, .offer-a limited num­ ber of spring sport hats for Uy irn. J. C. HOWELL -lit) Went Gore Ave. (Frlanilo, Florida Hemorrhoids, Has and Indigestion W-•iki.i ri r,7 Vi nr« «»f itk'i', Hiiff**rIru Iri'in tii-nim'Thiiiilf*, miH Ii ii*l ITIt| iv n*'i» t'ii in* fur tin t I mtill HIif* wild v*»> vi • it k it lull ii<*l\t*iiH Ilit tV 11tin) l« .I vvif It Itimiliililil* HIii* )>.«■I 11"A*-«.f *.i rttiiiiy it Iff >-11*111 itor lorn tli.tt •e-11■• lull | .i Iiiimh^ hU i-11 op hiijir Of p iirir Ir,'11• i . Hlir vv:im tilUtliM two mb 11kt • *• «-ti | »< 4 i»f it itay lo » |t In I n If lip An* i a i lo»ioo».ti finmlimtlon. It wa tl<*.rovrtn t llirit to*r trntiiiU1, ||tl» *M F 11, |- I *tit Ilf rv! lo'/’H. Wa Hi lit tin *•,i • 1111- i ttl *■>( iita I 11a rt. HIm* lltld • at Iti ti *!*■%tiallxril I'ornlw, wlilrti hap • t mi a ti nr lit rnoit 11hiiii amt • «t lu *'until ifhi I Ion unit hr mm i IimmI . ju-t a*> t i lit** * lit liio*lnib*i u, *-o*tn i **i la t *r. • n vvi rL n aft* i l.»-atn»'Iio: Uir ti* at* • M wi* rav«* lirr a i hoi iojikii *\.in ii . 11*.it dipt fi.niol lit: I 1h*> h. imii I - I- Mint 1»a*l tiottlilial Jit*i*. * *1• j.II vha«| i tun1, f*1o* liltif o * ■i i Ini n mi. I it** wam in*# m v * him- lint 'On* % v.»«* It unit no H ti a I'll t.i , r i *ioiiu.ii 1. mi| I-t H.tli; f>, nil* V VI * h Itilu! IlMO'l toil1to III 11t*V V*'I )m .v- n, ■i.:** hi> • pint tv *il a n*| «••* nt . .. * . h. »•* i Im*I** **t *f 11*'it 11ti N.«» m u ll'. *Im \»’i\ r.»nt* 1ol f**'r h4it h * I" * n *h’iiM ami Im vvll'im; Id 1* 11 nltv tiKilv lliollt It* r *mttllllhill Some Gage and Rhodqs Models Dresses Qpe p:i:pupnpf: ne\y spriuff. dresses-^ill , *^ be specially priced Friday and Satjur- E N G R A V IN G Diamond Mountint? J< .v. lcrs-Optom etrist A alch It. pillring .,. C u rt’s ( ’liills g n d I'o v e r. In U 'r m iU e n t, I tf in ii le n t m id ltilio iis F e v e r d u e tu M iilari It lxIti** tlir i*rni»** day at ... *; * ' . M ONEY T O L O A N On improved (.’ity property at 7 per cent. .1 to five year I »* slrnighl loans on residences. 5 to 20 year Joans on good -Ly g.'iu'gcuuTiaiLl 'lT It'll tn flu1lot iif rMs, *1. Is'. i,,fE i «ir haviriir scroivil ilit1 I •' 1 . Mrs. Cliffonl Walker I' *1 \s itlt a hand math* 'f fl'OZ.ell fi ait I , olives, suiting <' served b y tlie (lie aw ardin g of', 1 lake I tion o who Ii m. mb. vela were. Mis. , . vviuit** I )m* niri tin r was 'I over by the cirri i hair: . II. H. Chappell. Mr-.' VV. 'h'l'riiinn offered prayer and dir d< Votlmial exert'Lefl. -*uri iJo,. , C IT Y T i t A N S I T K & S T O ItA (112 CO. l I'intifi m**v l»;f • lliiiillni; < r n l l t i u . SliIpJllErli sliJr Tmi l. I 'ntTlllir» | Mmnr HIM* 21M N. ^D»|»l<* Avr, RALPH VV. l.tlSHIN'G Mgr. llio bnrinesx • acs-Ton, Ini-iii.' K veils c n - r i e d ml* J. G. Sharon I reports given. Two new rliemJ r**'ii‘ reiiotied. At the cone'n. Attorney <it-L aw h "f the business p a r t'o f the ''-'lie u surprise showcm was1 Will practice in nil Hie court3 *'t! Mrs Stuinoff, whoso home Examination of A l^tra^tn uf Ian ■Cd'iilly destroyed lq fire. Titles given especial aUcnllon liMlioii'iita of punjh an. rake r®M-rvixl, * r regular social mcetiiu; if d“Uglitrh;*of Wesley Cl ,sn of Church t. have F*' MeUindlat Metimrtlat Cburcli a t t n - n o D i i : l Xl charges circulated l.v oiqi'dicals, wns made today l.v Ihe Lake Mary Taxpayer*' Coinm ince headed by l \ It. Sildcy. Lake Mary Gulf Bull Muaiifud urer. In u Hlalenient today Mr. Sibley said: •'The Taxpayer* Committee of District No. J lias read ll*e re­ port of the meeting Field in Hie l a te Mary I'.immunil) Mouse Monday night. “ VV,. notice it was sperificall' slated that Mr. Evans was n*q al the im l'in g of prote-l. w lilrb was held on bis li.hulf wliicii wa* held on liis bghall. No doubt he was greatly sin • ppi-er when lie read lFiat Mich a meeting bad lw'*n held. Mr. Evans having been on tin* singe is utli|Ucstionubly a good actor. “ Mr. Durant ramp out strong fur Mr. Em us at the C ili/rn s' M elting. Was I he claying in front of vnnr house a pari ■if ih* mail work aid for out of Mr. Evans' own porkrt, Mr. D urant? “ V\e ran understand wliy II. Ellis und \V. J. Hopkins might lead a meeting of proI*si in Mr. Evans' behalf, h u t the JteV. J . M. ... ...... ‘Pawn, SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO, V 'J’o-Pny Only — a m i k - v i ' 1 in i'. '. n w a y . D rv Mi a m i In -p-ref1- ^ - der or Liquid kola H ies, Ants, Roaches, Poultry Lice, M osquhocs.hU «r:J3ed Dugs, und othciinfcccts.Woo't ut of r.iin . Use pow der oa plants and tu ts. I l u If r.-< f j r hREF, intecl bool/tt. If BEB BRAND 1‘vvJer Liquid 10. <V2ic 5iVv/7So SCc </ 41.C0 St.23 -M w y n ta -i u r Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, Figured Chiffons cand Flat Crepes. JJ2 12. Second St. MILANE New p r irr a C h ild ren 10 A d u lts .'la Horfrain Di*y—Two.hit* first run features—No advance Special Feature U 'tiM j rrerfl-1 fllrfjfr*' *' It*H All Fun Hut KxcitinK, Hafflintf-MysterimiH! Added \ Feature x“------------------- . “GOOD-TIME CHARLEY” A.t MviUxlrajcnutic J’^ay filled* with * % Romance and advenlurcti of the HtaL'cI ■- s with Helene Costello and Star Cast.' Coming Friday Sally Bhipp* in it. r . : iiQtttfigtm . Warner. Oland It is easier, now, to kill insects ■ , bOSSING’S WICK SERVICE u .2 ,tANSPER M '.W 'rn tin -; Shipping, a*.*"*1 Ulorago huii tic-*- iirupexly » : 'I T. M i:ll:!li: Shoes for i.l'.L [. C : of!.* rfa *‘High School Hero •rytY'rCryif Lai, o Ti & CVtm �• •- • TOTmsnAY, MAY 17. 192S ----------- the watmntP heraLii. wantokp. Florida, ,» i « u It:V i K J J l ' r A W <111 S7I I v * 1 H B - B E S I R V t <•• k «■* r« Imu \A f 1jfl S . 1 W ijfe * • ’ . .. ' ;" ■.**-. l» ' • ; • ' . e longest seu^coust ' U \f 2fl «»■ i. ' f l O M L 1 hiw n ]! r■S r■li . V IM «r»U1 1 mil t vve * !'H i s JL-J into tropical seas rioricia gt Gulf of Mexico and holds it seem American Mediterranean—against lantic. Beginning at Fernandina _€ast.and_Bensacola on-the-west^-its’ coast swings away from the mainlai sweeping lines to drip off at last in of islands— the Florida Keys. is one of a scries on the Future of Florida that will be published b>K TINTS' NEWSPAPER The advertisements will be prepared by B elievcrsjn Jacksonville, Inc., and will appear regularly in twenty-five Florida newspapers. Look at a map of Florida! Even study oFthe state’s geographic posi reveals an inevitable future devcloj important sections. Its proximity South and Central America and to the Panama Canal dominating position relative to the commerce of the ^vorld. economic factor in the future industrial expansitu^ of. th challenges the thinker. Florida has a longer seacoast thai state. Here within the hounds of a single commonweal 1100 miles of ocean front—six flourishing ports that alt high among the South’s greatest—and numerous other ‘ A I) VSR TISEMENS • m m m m m elsewhere in the world. Around the rim of Florida are delightful scenic boulevards that skirt the sea and beckon the motorist fronv -everywhere. The blue lakes and leisurely rivers and streams are havens of scenic beauty and interest and attract each year a majority of the finest pleasure craft afloat. Florida’s great sea-front makes the state a better place to live. It attracts visitors from all the world, and a great proportion of the pres­ ent population of the state first came here merely to visit. T he re­ sources and natural advantages of the state’s coast line for commerce and industry arc factors of tremendous worth to the state’s future. Florida’s great seacoast represents only one of many reasons why people everywhere are fast becoming-xonvmced that“HoridaVfnffif* is as sound and as promising as the future of America itself. I t ’bnly remains for us to_ envision the future and look towards the morrow with an attitude and a spirit diat will speed its coming. v u>ii(ci vlo.ii �\ ■» ■* •' ' ‘ f1 ; •*' * T g g j ^ N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1928 S S S b PAGB S rejected. L ater n ^representative of th®.'- rock company.. w «rl 4 o AltmAn ami fcJmon q w tc li! Arttiinn as saying th at all the rock would lie rejected unless a cor.* tract was signed to. pay him or js^ fo rd Daily H erald the firm of L ainhart and I’otM r Help Wanted Political. Annonnccment of West Balm BcITch n commission (Political Announcements) on the rock. Foil to iJ M f «crr.n tsiT i:\iiK N T * COURT The cand.dnte produced ■ pht>tok r c m . i r i .n s t i i i i t i o x i o n c m :IIK o f t i i r c ir c u it L a s ; Cash in Advance I wteh to anno u nre my ca ml Id an I lt*r<pl>v nnnounco my candidacy ostnt copy of the contract dated for Ilie office of Clerk of tltn Clr- for the office of Superintendent o December 27, seven weeks suit Court subject to the will of Public Instruction of Betnlnol hone ad». will be received the voter* at the Democratic Pri­ County, euhjrcl to the will of the the contract of sale had been n e ­ l-trons and collector sen t voters In the primary June 6. You mary on June 5. ISIS. HAVE TWO M o ita OPENINGS gotiated. Under its term s th e support will be appreciated. D. K Til It ASH I:il. ‘ distcly for paym ent. MAY HKLLK MAXWELL. For some ambitious young men commission was to bo paid lo „ 10c a tine or young Indies who want to Lninhnrt and P otter, although i o n ro .M jT A D lH Declares Thai Candidacy Of (i ............ ®c* Iin® learn a good trade and get n good FOIt COUNTY ntOXECUTIIta to do w ith th e I with tb announce my camliducr ATTORNEY ............... 7c n line Road Chairman WilhllsSin- they had nothing 'position when they have become tot Hit office or constable. District I hereby take Uila method of an* 1 inter Influences Affronts snle of the rock. The day follow­ [jime rates on request. the No. t. Hnnlnole County, subject to tmiinoini my candidacy for competent. Have situations availDecent Instincts Of People ing th r signing of tho commission the will of th* voters In the Demo­ office of County I’re**cullng Attor­ able every few. days. If interested J reduced rates nro for ney, subject to the Democratic contract, Carson showed by photocratic Primary of June 6. Primary. 1 will appreciate any ask for C ..A . Haines at Sanford ■* cativo insertions, ________________U A. TATE. TAMPA, May 17.—Declaring state, copies of an original te le ­ support Klvrn me by the people Herald office.He will be .glad to words of av e rag o 'le n g th and nsaure them. If elected, will th at the candidacy of Tons Hath* gram th a t J. L. Cresap, chief en­ KOIt t U S N T A B l.l" explain it to" you. give to the duties of the office my gineer of tho state road departHounted a line, I hereby announce m» candidacy very best services. away, together with the “sinister pnrtm ent, ordered tho rock which for the office of constable, District jimunt charge of 30c for \V. K. WHITE * ■ \ \ I. subject to the w|U of the voter* influences and brutal power of had been previously rejected to <insertion. on June 5. • i * FOU COUNTT rnOSECUTINO odvertising is restricted R. KINLAW. hraieri boodle which are- behind be accepted by tho division en ­ ATTOnNRT ,oper classification, I hereby announce iny candidacy hint, present mv appalling affro n t gineer. Tho candidate fu rth e r d e­ Kt»H rONSTAELR I hereby announce jny candidacy for re-elect Ion to the office of to the decent instincts of the clared th a t "all the legitim ate pin error is mado The Sani" 1 for ciiuslnhlo for th* fourth dle- Cuiinty Prosecutliut Attorney sub­ people of Florida and to common argum ents for Hathaw y's elec­ j Herald will bo responsible trlot, sulijccl to the will of the ject to the wilt of the voters In fedr one incorrect insertion, volrrs In the Democratic primary the Democratic primary on June S honesty in government, Jam es tion have been completely des­ 9—in.Hlructlons JOHN U. LLONAKUT. of June D. Your vote will ba ap­ M. Carson, candidate for gover­ troyed." I idnrtiscr to r aubsequent preciated. IHscredited ir. everything fo r nor, in on address here last night Irtioni. Tho office ahould be ________ n. C. (Bob) tVILCOX. IT1II TAX A99EN90U thousand persons, which he claims credit, convicted * I nli-li to announce my candidacy to several M immediately In case of SLEEP WELL on n genuine FOR rONSTABI-H for tin* office of Tax Assessor uf Ucaulyrcst m attress. Price I wish to unrnunc* that I am Seminole County, subject to the chlirged th at g raft, corruption nt tin- bar of public opinion of r. $39.60. Gilbert McGriff Furniture a candidate for the office of Con- will of tlio voters In the June and extortion have been practiced waste, extravagance, g ra ft and cor­ stable for Justice of tha Peaca Primary. ruption, Fons Hathaway, Carson TO ADVERTISERS Co., 23 E: Church St., Orlando. in tlte sUtto road departm ent. District No. 4 Hemluole County JOi: D. CHITTENDEN. The cunidntc said he hud in j charged, is the only gubernator­ Florida, said Justice of the Pence Herald representative FIBRE Bcd-davcnport suite for District Comprising Election Prr his possession ninny evidences if ial candidate who can get any (Legal Notices) wghly fam iliar w ith rates rlnte. No's I. *. 1. ?. 9. 10. 11. & IS, living room only $108. Gilbertthis charge hut singled out one kind of n hearing in the columns epbject to (lie decision of the Dem­ i -and classification will McGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. ocratic Primary to he held on Juna where in a Broward county rock of the F lo r'd a . Tintcs-Union, - a I n t i i i : i i h c i t t tiotiRT o f you complete inform ation, 5th. A D. 192*. /VIDIIMII.K I'tll VfV. FI.OIIIIIA. concern was compelled to pay n newspaper which the speaker deI will appreciate you- support. 11—Miscellaneous [if you wish, they will assist r \ I'll ANI'EIIV. , I.KHLIi: IIHYAN. commission of five cents a ton clnrcd ns "# r . orijuji of private *u :\v .u tl) P. SMITH. Cumpluluaiit. in wording your w an t ad on rock which it hud conlrficicif inteiT'sET^ Carson charg ra th a t . \ IC KOIt rONUTARI.K. ike it more effective. One Ice I$ox 3 ft.xG ft.x3 ft. Excel­ I n l«h to announce that I run n .FLORA FOOTI*/HAllTH, Defendant. to deliver on a state road project. nn unholy alliance existed b«' candidate- for the office of Cait*t ' OltllF.lt OF t*f It I.ICATION. lent condition. 213 Sanford Ave. The* commission, he charged, went tween the three g rant railroad able. District No. 4. Seminole Coun­ riii; s t a t e o f f l o ih d a t o : anouncements FLORA FOOTE SMITH: IMIIT Florida, aald district comprising into, a fund to promote the can­ system s in this state and race HENRY. NEW VultK: (Political Announcements) ty cl*, lion preeincla No's. I. 2. n. 4, 9. didacy of Hathaway for governor. track gamblers. Ho named a 14—Rooms Without Hoard. You arc hereby n-'iulred to np: IICFEIIRIN'S health foods or If>. II, IS. auhject to the wjil of the 26—Miscellaneous For Sale tour to the Ulll of Complaint cxhi November, 1927, tho B riar half dozen prom inent attorneys volets In the Democratic Primary iturc delivered. Phone 82G-J lillilli'il against you In the above H'!l quarries signed u contract of Florida who represented tho r o i t JY S T itr ok r i t ack to he lidd on June Mh. A. D. US* cut 11led cause ql the Conn Hour-v Your support will l>c appreciated SPECIAL weekly rate* a t Sunt hereby unnounca tuy candidacy li 123. nt Sanford. Seminole County. Flori­ with the Keystone Construction railways and at the samo time for re-rlrcllun to 'ilia office of J. M. (VIO> VICKKHV. ford's huntc-likc hotel. Seminole da. on Monday, the 4th day of June. scryod race track Interests In Itiallre of the Pence. District No. 4 IONS ACE Springs arc nb- Hotel. F»2», tlic rellel soutfltt by snld RIII Company to deliver 83,000 tons legal nnd ndvisory Having held this office for nearly capacities. Koit roNiSTAtii.e; of rock to I k * used on sLtle road of Compliiliil belua an ubsolntc di­ fitly guaranteed to please. PAYING fit IS I NESS FOR SALE; two yearn until the district was f wish to announce that 1 am u vorce of the I'umplnlnnnl from you Th/s alliance he deplored as n merited Into the Fourth District I McGriff F urniture Co., 23 for the office of Con­ I'pon failure to appear. Decree pro project No. 010 B. A man named fcal justified In asking the votsrs cAtidldulc menneu equal to the H athaw ay st able. Dlalrlet No. 4. Kemlm.'a 15—Apartment For Rent . , Vfry Iib'-" 1 ,rr,m8. Ellis Altman of West Palm Bench, larch St., Orlando. Confrsso will be entered au-vlmti r • dpwn payment on business th at is for their boppoit on my previous County, Florida, said District com (.'arson, declared, demanded the candidacy. as Jostlct of the Peaco.tind prising Elrrllon Precincts Nu'i. 1„ established and paying. If you are record plcdlte my best endeavors to glvn 2. J. t. '9. 10. IS & 12. stillJcct to '" iT IK FURTHER ORDERED Rial commission of five cents n ton. The Bpcakcr was en th u siasti­ [tfsted for glasses by Dr. fills Older be published once n Hie people n squitr* deal with the a 111 of the inters In tile Demo- neck for four 14) cousecilllvt cally received. Time a fte r tim e Li:. Opposite C ourt House. THREE ROOM furnished Apart- in the market for n profitable bus- all R rfusing to accede to the demand, to nil and atrlcl adherenca rrallr I’rlmur- to or held on Julio ment. Private entrance. 218 inens investigate this. HOX 1271), Justice weeks III tin* Sanford Herald, it tho rock concern shipped severtl ho was interrupted by trem end­ to tha law* jilt. A. t> 193* newspaper published In Sanford. French Ave. Care HERALD. Ht or Granada I> v Ginger M tV. LOVELL. Your siipti.oi will i.s spprcclated Seminole County, Florida cars of rock, nil of which were ous applause and shouts of ac­ A l> t.Mile) SMITH. call 705. Prom pt Delivery. DONE AND ORDERED this 3 dn\ claim. At the close of the m eet____ of Mac. IU2: '■ng he was commended by hund­ V E. DOITS LASH f o ii j u s t ic e o r p R A tn j c o n i m \ t i j iiih ir [ODUCING Long's Pure Fork ONE SUITE of rooms for lig h t1 (Legal AdtO reds for his expose of e ril con­ As d e l I* of the above si vied niSTIUt'T NO. KOMI 1 In-ie|i_i ..OI.......... my r.tndldacv house-keeping and garage: t itige. 117 Magnolia Ave. ■'mu I I hereby untmunee my candidacy l f<-i (!- .............. I'oiiiily Judge of hit h*ii that mil mil In In Ilia* i*h1L ditions in the rond departm ent. tty A M WEEKS. for Ju stk e of Peace of District No. [ Seioln -I. i ' m . i i O , FlorIJn. subject bedrooms for rent. Mrs. Leavitt. M i lit | HI 111X114a* IH'CINMH > lu Li«* vo* Following the meeting be hurried Deputy d e l k 1**1 4. subject to the decision of the t<» tl.e a*li i of the Democratic Tost And Found ai **11011 rlfotlnn fui lh»' pul West Corner Elm and 3rd. Phone •tern In the Democratic Primary I'liitt on lone M h..t’U*. My rtfln <SEAL) | u*m* of Nil hi Hfti’i'lpil lilt ncliiiul d In­ to W est Tampa where he address­ RUMMAGE HALE! nalao i,o , tit - offt.e la in tb* hand: 137-W. to he he'd on June Gill. A D. 1921 ti hi fi*r Mh- t' ii nii Iii if two yrnrf*. I'LL FIND genuine Kiddie ••f inv fi lends ttirtnutbout thl* l> t lllt t IT COl'tlT, T U I'A T ). DAVID ftPEICR. Thr f*.UowlH^ o nritr il *ir »* n fi|»c»lfi I * ed another large crowd. at rottntr end we solicit the su|i|ior fcpt Gilbert M cGriff Fum i!*• art an In^lu-VtnrM mnl ch-ikM x»t I lllltli J l till IAI. H ill I I'*'. French's Tourist Camp and votes of tlic |t*npb- In the mi: im v n i.■: n i l . v n , i ' i .im iid a , tin- I'tiiiiirin nanii’d, uittiln fialt! r o l l j r S T I l ' R O K P K A t 'f C |Co.. 23 E. C hurch'St. Orlando. FURNISHEH apartm ents: $3.09. l.ltlt. St, routine Deinocra I lr 1'1'ltttary elec t Ini Tux St'limil lijntrlct, In liuiti Sanfortl. Fin. l> CII A\ t *1-211v . FO II D D T I t U T NO. F o n t lion If the people sec fit to e|m- TIIFI.MA Ntihl Ha i-t hm \\ Kill: This In to announce my candidacy me and $3.50 weekly. All conven- ' U. S. Officer's Army Tent, Blnnkto this office I will civ* them three keys on keyring, I "11 ‘i lllt t Nai I (Huilful lIL Mm V 1 for JuMIre of the t’earc. District efficient, effective and economic Kit’ll,\KI» \\ Kim. i •iv••i **■ Mai I* Hti’hirlphri. t'la-ik, Mim Kill h cts, Sheets, etc. ider please return to 2312 icnccs. 301 5th and Palm etto. No. t. snlijrel to the will of th* .in ol itiluilnlstrsllon ’ ■ * i hi i< lie’ll, i: K IhlKi*. a tul J. A (IIIDI.II o r 1*1111.I« \T IO \ s -------------------------------- --------------- i I Wheel Pony Uuggy ami Ham- Democratic rulers June Gth. Nun* Wo or Phone 210-J. SAMUEL A. i* WILKINSON. T ill: ST VTl*. o r » I.I'KII»\ T*» ( ’un n tim ha m, I iiNpe-rt oi .n ford. Lake Monro*. I’uuln, talk* I*i «*im*i N** .1 (Sanford). Mrp Kielui i tl iVi-ljlu: Mary, l.mian nod, Altumolit* FURNISHED I looms; bath. i *$«■i»«*$ ii rriUii %li i• IVail ll.ihhitt t'h-iK, Mrn Mi Id m l 4 Saddles, Ice box. Tireless Cook­ Lutomobilcs FUR COt'NTV JID L i: and Forest City, cunstlluts F * 111 1111-**„ I. > Mi >mi, and ti K Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel. er. Childn'n's Toys, Wagons, G » •S]irlns» mail** li< M uHill t '■-mplaltil li»-if* I Ini «li)' nit tut unci' in v i'll tifllditr]1 111* above dlstrlrt 111n|*11 lot •* NEW YORK. May 17.— (I N S )-ft»i i i •i■!•’«•#Ion |i» tli»* «»ffir*» uf In III* <1 -tiiimu MmoiiH ••lin t llilittfs *"nII, If i-lrrlrd. I promts* nn honest DO DOR Phono 100-W. iLale-d I hi** tha !*l It tlaix nf Mm, Curts, High Chairs, Cols, Carpet business- Ilk* ndinlnlstriillnn fr*» *"»Fitii! \ ,1LiilM* «»f Hr it*I limIu O mi til >* IIK| X4MII 1*1il<f a*I* I «"Mlih'lif** till* A sealed verdict for the defendants A h I N u hre cars nnd Graham trucka. AllttVlII T tl « l ( illl«‘l t| Hill ••III HiM UllA Sweeper, Tents, Folding Camp from tb* usual turddlrsomenes* I I... i.iti Miihjrt-L to tlir tvill nf ihti I v lilt ritiu 191*11Mil IIt n111* liilN l*t *It «*t.| V| N IhiAICM u r IMTIUC IN- was returned today by a juijr In l Mjjltit i iit It: Vttli'ip nf Mi-mlim' tiettetully connected with Ibis of. and 13th. Street. Phone 3. > i iii * i L i »s. s i ; m i n o l i : c o u n Chairs, Vacuum Cleaner, Is-uther Net in* it 11*1 Mill i ’­ i ' dUiiI). In IIm* hrm ociallc Primal > iiiialili- t** ill...... supreme court in the $1,000.060 . LEW IS APARTMENTS — Ocea.t Couch, Wire Cots, Oil Stove, Grind­ flee. T L I l.‘HMI»A rIi'i‘11*111 lu in* in'll! Jim** Mh. 17»Jn ll its fitii i it'ulitr)> a** *»!m Iihn l*» »*ii o. i*. m ans don . IINS i COWAN Co. Autoj MI rid 'T \Y. LAWTON, libel suit brought by Dr. G e o f J s T P ^ ' r«'il a Id a hi *t «l 11U: * n I t ('ll a inI in front, two and six room a p a rt­ stone, Tables, Chairs, Brass lied, JAH. »i H1IAUON Srcretury. .Sherman, Detroit vaccine manadltr . iittor and sheet metal works, ments. Modern and well ftirnishe I. •Mill > r o l l C O liA T Y (O M M IK JilO M '.n — TP T — *- - • • -----J* • tv ricia* T WIleLIAMS Tint I If vatu hi r a I ttlsl. tlilA 1 MU VlfTEni n m n s tu .K French Avenue. Phonee 71G^V. Freo Frigidnire nnd electricity. Springs, 2 llaby Beds,-Wood sad Cliuli inun. lurcr, against H carst'a In terac­ S|.ile nf 1'liei Itla tint liiit i’ COUNTY. foi Il»c5 offlrr nf t ’nunlv Iron, New Clothes W ringer, 2 t ’uitutiUfsiiin^r nt li "in hi*’ I'miiiiv uf I wish t.) announce that I nm a tio n al Magazine, Norman B apft M in Dfnlrlrl No. f» , Hummer rates. I0P S Atluntie Ave. Crocks, G gnls. each. Iron Wheel tt» till' cli‘Clf»io!l l»f tll»* Vot * cii ml Ills tn fur re-riectlon to the of- f»it mint- l Imii Nixh ifatN good, editor of the publication, and HLTS-MAUMON t ill' Il |>)tht 111 mil fail N **rvia » • Daytona Heacb. t i n hi Hi*’ Hcfinii f iiUf Primary l*> flee nl 4*<iislit >' Cnmmlsslonei frmn Harrow. NUT'lt'H OK i : i . R 4‘T I O \ Paul II, Dekrier. District No. .1. subject to the de* Litii then | Sanfortl Automobile Co. Im* lulil oil June till, A. In , oiniilluiice ti lth tho pro) Isloit** That l ha t a• | n n > » |» * ’i nii Velocipede, W ater CsduI Stand, G ' cIhIuii of the voters III the DemoH P LONU Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. An article w ritten by Dekrif?)- ■r.v« ;l-« of l.tlv >ippltruhi*' thereto, notice I* iiatle I’rln-ury to b* held on June Si a Ie- iff Ffte.l lihl Ml \ III- III New Sets Automobile Shock Ab­ hiicli) alien that an election Inis published in the December, 1022, if Hill* t*(M-n.i \t ill lilt!*! till. A D 1921. F o i l I III V T l r O M I I S M O N ' K I I FURNISHED APARTMENT with sorbers, One Case Empty Beer lie* ii called mill ordered to he held, that t 11ii mi* si lit*vr flit1 I-’RANK F VANS. In uiiiMmiirhME my cumltchirv fui Business S ervice mill the HUllle will be brill \llthln issue of the magazine under tho bath and garage. $30 per month. Bottles, New Automobile Bumper, »*«*mm(8Hit.fi» I Ui*ftt \ -e*»|e- (e-urn Tim t V'CsL"> r t*f ttii* 3r<l Dtiitrlrt of mnl thtouahoot Special Tax School title “vaccine for broken legs,", ,9^0 *1 t ;*1 .11 >Oiii sclf so tins i I Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth New Stop laght. Kt'itilnMh* t'lMinty. I Itrri'liy tiled k<* to i 'i i k vo T r.n a *»F nkminolm District No 6* Hentlnnle Poiinly. DELIVERY by our own h im l upon you m . v If in nn ;tli'olntfly lm|itirH il was the basis of the action. The COUNTY. IT is t i||D i:it KP. Tim I miii a ti­ Florida, said district tielng also ■i V Full set leather bound Ridputh -i! I* III Imii In III*1 tv«*lf|itr»i nf tlif dlf* kk to Sanford, ju st the. jaine or Library 'I'ii x wt iter branded Sherman ns a chart, I wish lii unnoiinrn that I am a ll,-nr to ill** Mill of Compltiiot on or Vlint) ii as tl*-lie in (lift an a Hliiiutd I I m- iiuiiiI* candidate fur ro-eiretton to the of­ before lh,- Ith day of June. 1924, June Ki. 1924. for the purpose of de­ tun for making and distributing lib ra ry of Universal Literature. nittft! find rh-flrtl thi-rr will lit* no |you lived in Orlando. Gilbert 1} ol County Commissioner trim Kimiii bcina ii rule iluy of this court termining who sliull hr trustees of niatlh limit for iirivulo birirflt of fice riff Furniture Co., 23 E. LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ Set Etlgnr Allen Poe Works. District Nn 4. subject to (he de­ mol In ilcffiiil) thereof decree pro ths snld illst t let for the next sue- vaccines purporting to euro 08 dif­ any mho mini I ulll »«*« that art fur cision i'eedlng two year a, anil the itoinher FRENCH’S TOURIST CAMP, kh St. Orlando. of the voters In the Demn:3 : as It In hi my imw'rr Ihnt tti* Int clatlc I'rlmsry to be held on Juns riililo .n ulll he entered against nf milts of district school lax to be ferent diseases. ished. 3 room and garage. A t­ foil anil the cause proceed expert*. levied and collected for each of the 13tb. St. Ininli-n In • vi hiv dintritiutod, «d- ith, A D. 1911 The verdict was n full exonera­ tractive summer rates. Apply 8U4 This hii 11 In hrniiKhl for divorce. vnrntliiK a IlmrniiKh I'd im llzat Ion of years. I Nipper. Signs of all kinds. IL F. WHUKLEIl li In further ordered that this no­ said Hu tnnahlt* pitipi-riy of thr t'uunty Tin- t'ounly liourd of Public In­ tion of the magazine ami its odl1 Sanford Paint Si Wall Paper Magnolia. Phone 280-W. tie** li*- published once a week for struction 2 USED BICYCLES, one boys one Til** i ?oii lit) "h IiuhIih-nn nh imId In* Mil has determined by reso­ lo r and putdisher. Tlte defendants rmi.u** a prU atr Imin- TO T I I R V.OTF.HA O F I R X I N O l d four consecutive week* prior to th* lution Hint tell mills Is tlic estim a­ fought the ruse on the ground th at girls. Good condition. -10!) 1st. frumiiiiicall) return day lu The Hanford Herald, int'KN. Tho tavpayorH wlm furnlsli W COUNTY. ted mlllusc liecessnry to lit,- voted inuiiov to rim Oir it'•»upty n| mmi!i| —a- w tah-ie-qauuuuaa that—t xm.-a a lie vr hooper ,1ll 1jI lulled 111 Hemluolo aJ_xlnJl„clci'tl"ii for tin- mirimse of t he urtiele conlaipcd nutlilng—hll A partm ent for rent at 3 17 Park St. $12 each. Willartl ,B attery Co. llu* II. A. HALVERSON t loIH'M Ifilo tin- fonnUf11ff Vif Mli* candidal* for ro-i lection to the of­ Cm i r q v :------------------- ------------tlprchiT T n >T~!7eb»ni| DTs- the tru th , and justice Joseph M. S Witness my hand and sea) of the tho salt! ntntirj»r^nxcrujr_ ilcTBrr“ Ave. Phone Hbl)—J. nurd nf Hounty l*nimnlfittlon»'rN and for tlir nisuliia two ycara. ABOUT ONE hundred feet good Kept Informed an to whul Itt K'dnv fice of County Cuminiesloorr from Circuit Court. In nnd for Bomlnole Irlct Thr following named uie appoint, Cullulmn so instructed the jury. District No. 2. aubjert to the de­ ting. Phone 432-W. Florida, nl Hanford. Flori­ rd to act as Inspectors unit clerks second hand four inch iron pipe. <mi In Uiolr dflllM-ratlonN. f liuvr cision of tha voters In Die Demo- Cnunlv. Just ire (,'ullnhan's charge w ai da, this Jo day of April 192ft. lirrn a rrnldnit of Hrmlnolr foiinty at thr pri-rlm-ts named, ivlthlu said unusual in thut neither Max D. p S PER Hcrvicc of nil kinds. Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. A ttractive price. Telephone 775 and Omnup County liefori* Hriuliiulr era IIn Primary to os held oil June V. K DuUtJLAHH. Tax School District, to Jiold clerk Circuit Court In ami Special t'cninty u*a*i rut off from Oian«« Mil. A. D. I ltl. JOHN MHIHClt. Kteuei, counsel fur the dcfcine, election evenings. |?nc 670-W or 3302. C. Ei till 2.ii d Judicial Circuit, said County, for IC yci rn. find a ta»Precinct No fi. 11ir nova) Mrs M nor Sidney Symo, Sherm an's a t­ Modern furnished apartm ents. fning. hr in| nt>l«* County. Florida. Il Doolrv. Clerk pR> t r nil thfi time. M.ikt* your \ttit* T D lllckok. Mrs. UF HKMINUI.R It) A M tt'UEKS, torney, offered any exceptions. Frigidnire; Murphy steel kitch­ FURNITURE nf a four room mii hiv«)N(nn*iit (nut will tirlm: >nil I'O THR VUTKIIA COUNTV. Depute Cterll. Mnytnu Hclg, and A. A Moran. In- Tlte jury deliberated seven hours. apartm ent very good and very ttlvIdcUdN Your %otr for mu ulll it* ft'iGliT- PRIN T SHOP en: G arage: excellent, neighbor­ I wish to announce that I am a Jones and Jones. Sollcltori, for apcclor* ^ppn-fluted Juno thr 6th Precinct No 15 (Osceola). H t* f.PPY service on any thing in hood: rent very reasonable. P*rk cheap. Telephone 776. candidate for rr-rlerttnn to (Us of­ Complain jut W 11 .1!ALI. AIt I • lilt chic. Clerk. Mis H T, Huitllttcrfice of County Commissioner from (BEAD ating. A phone call will get A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 8-18—J. slll. Miss Mary Itowlc, and I*. D Kathleen — $12,000 bond issue to District No 1. subject to th* de­ BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge FUR l ilt VTV I IMDIPIN1U.NKH Few, Inspeotors nian. Phone 417-W. 0 RallTo Tho Voter* of Heinlnole Counl' cision o ' the voters In Ilia Demo­ \ o t u »: o r u iiW T iiw llatril tills the 9th day of May. be ivoled on fur enlarging school deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, I Avo. 1 wish In announce that I am a cratic Pilmnry to lie held on June here. In ii jm t>)tit in-1’ u l|h lilt* |»ruvlNl(ini* A D 1924. GARAGE apartm ent. 1101 Elm fully equipped, steeps six. Prica candidate for th . office of County all). A. D. mis *»r la tv it f»|»ltcf|lif** HifiHn, nttl lri’ In COUNTY lit l,\ RD OF I'l'Ill.lC UOHTON HTCULK. CominlHslomr frotn District No 2 livn-bv j;lvrii thjit an * ■ I vet Ion 1 1 u F INHTIM It 'TU »N . HKM (MILK reasonable. P. 0 . Box 038. |*N' UP YOUR OLD WALLS Ave. , ______ Duytonu lleueh — Right of way tn subject to the Denlocrutlr I-ilnuir) iiri'li i'ii 11i'ii nm! *i|i!i*ri*d lt» ll«* li**Itlt COUNTY. FI.DltlDA THE NEW WALL PAINT be held oil June Dili. A. D I92S Ti) THR YUTCIIS UP HRMINUI.R and tin* tutmi u III In* lirlil willitn Attest T. W LAWTON. be secured for widening A’ lanSH FI/ORENCE Oil cook stoves are to COUNTY I tiny* Mved and paid luxe.) In n o anil tlirmiftctiniit MimtiuI Tux Hrlnml Hi'i-rrlui). inillN G NEW AND BET- 16—Houses For Rent Avenue from Muin stree t to Keiup I wish to unuounev myself nt a l)l$lrlr| No. Z. Nrmlnnlr Count). absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert utiRe uiid Hemlnolc Counties since Wli.MA.MH FOlt FU R TH ER 1NFOR- FIVE ROOM furnished house. See 1ST* and I liuvr always been u Dem­ candidate for the slate legislature IMnrltlH. ai| hI (llHrlf't In tliv alrtn S treet. Chat rut an McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. lu Kruup 2. Hcminotc County, sub­ kiitiu ii a* t.uiifiuiMiil H|»vi«*Lul Tax ocrat. /I0N. FALL PHONE 235-J V. A. -Speer, 411 P a rk Ave. ject |„ the Dsiiioci at Ic Primary Hohnnl, nn I'rltla: , Jiitt** LMh, 1***4. D. 11. U, RA Ilt’N, DEE. V. c . COLLER, SANSEMINOLE felt maVfrcsses, ab­ Ha -iford June D. A. D, H*2t. and will ublcle fnr tlir |»ur|i(iM* nf delrrmlnhvK wln» by result* of same. I cordially sol­ ih| i £•11 tut triihli’f'R tif thv halti ilis* FLA. NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2412 solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert icit your nuppurt. trlct fur Lin nvxl hutrovd Inu Viv *» FOU COUNTY AIIIBHOU OI' Palm etto Ave. Phone 3G4-W. McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando, J It LYL12& TAXRI4 >vajR. uiid ll»»* ituiitlii’i t»f mlllR "f fEY’S DRUG STORE— PreI wish to annnunca to Iba peopla tllAirlrl «i?hnol lu \ l»» In nn*l r u n a iiE n irr ■'Ptions, Drugs, Soda, We are TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ Tin* 4’uiinty tloanl «*f I'uhllr hi* of .Seminole County that 1 am a P oU lleo! A n n o u n c e m e n ts I hereby announce my randldary rollrrlrtl fnr t*nrh nf I In* »«!t) >vut* candidate for re-slectlon to ths of­ ^ir m your phone. Call 103. tion. Suitable for rooming house fice of Tax Assessor, subject to lbs for the office of Hhsilff of K*mlD- Htriirllon hilA i|vL«-rmln«i»l h> irno FUR TAX A9SK9NOR . or two families. Located at 402 ' I hereby ola County subject tu the will of Iul Inti ili.it trii in MU I* i Im* vaU* decision of tha voters In the P in e announce to the people eratlc Primary to ba bald In Juut the votara at ths Juna Ptlmary. |U)ING BLOCKS— Irrigation Oak Ave. Apply W. H. I.ong 117 mulid iiiIIIami’ ui?i’(*$H*r)' lo •»*- voli-il of Kern Ino le County' that I «nt a of J. K. McRLKLLAND. at rufIi I'trrllmi f*»r tlir pin |»hm nf thla year. and general cement work. Magnolia. rend Idale for tax assessor subject tlllt hit nl H|>Vi’!lil Ltfc hi*111nil ill At r If* A. VAUOIIAN. to the decision of the voters In **< Concrete Co. J. E. TerFOR ailK U IK K fnr the vitMilnn two yrur* the Democratic Primary, to be held ' I am a candidate for lira office l*lir follow Im; iiiirnt rl nrr «ji|n»hnF O I I B T A V B 9 C N A T O H Dr. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm, 20—Farms For Sale In Junu of ylil* -year. • have lived Im a and flarkr hereby annoumyaf as a candidate uf Hherlff and will appreciate aup »*d Itt uf t u^« In O iuiikc nnd Seminole ootinllca to I succeed at (In’ jir filin ’** linnif tl. tv it h In fiiil-l myself as Senator from port to tb* June Primary. fAl, ROOFING:*The Roof Ev- FIVE ACRE tra c t with residence for 4u years I have served as ths 37th Hsaatorlal HLifflal Tn* Hrliunl I»l*«ti let. Lo lioltlK. K. (VALKUR district com­ county commissioner on ami off Ring. Metal shingles Na td *h-rt Inn : on Ueardnll Ave., also twenty (or 12 yeur* I have made my llv- posed of Hsmlnols Drevard Coun­ Chirupraclic Specialist HEMSTITCHING I'll It h ii r i i if f |>rffliifl Nil. t* 1Limimh naitl) .1 M ,inf seam tin and gulvaniied acre tra c t Palm er's subdivision. Inc ralslna stock and citrus fruit ties subjeot lu tha . Democratic I hereby ttnnouiicimy runillilnry M Chaffrr. Cl«-ik. J. A. III n III iu * . M * . primary to be held June Mh. 1921 and farming, t propose to let every Sec Jam es H. Cowan. Oak Bargain, sec Nick Zcmovcnn. taxpayer carr> Ills proportionate If elected 1 promise to ronllnue fur re-elect tun to th*- ufrlru >*f sher­ LUBudi’r« uini tv K WpiiI wuiIIi, In- FOUNDl All effective euro for ’ Singer Sewing Machine Shop to work for tha beat Interest of ths iff of Hi-mlnidr t'uout) subject tu Third St. Phone 111. share of tases by vleulntt the pro­ district Beardall Ave. J>rt*r,llit*I Nn It* (1.it 1 % Mail), IV, that alomurlt condition of yours. Invite you to my the action of the voters In the Sold— Rented— Exchanged perty peraonally. Your support record onandnuchI Important Irylsla- Democratic primary lo be tirld next J. Ilti}»klnh Clui L W V. l*!itiiia A. Chiropractic—Dr. W. E. McDougu-lll be appreciated ph’OGRAPH—repairing, piano I will appreciate your i; Hjotiloivi. nnd Wm. Tru«*. InE asy Paym ents llon as good roads, couaervallon of June. K II. KILUKIS. wing by ex| erte w ith 17 years 27— M o n ey T o L o a n Hpfdurp. ad. 3UH National Bank Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, yaldet Bldg. our natural reaoureas, reduction of support. Respectfully yours. C M HAND. I'l-rflnfl No. II 1 ALmil«»$t)«*). Ilrratata taaea and education. I ask ■i ■■- — ■■* •' ' — r u n TUB LEUIStATCBB Renee. Sanford music store Phone 482-J, *4 l>r it P*. |*‘|| Ili*r* Clrrli, A W. MuIl'Mt, Subject t* the appioachlna Demo­ tha support of all loyal Democrat#. F OII T A X < :oi.f.B C T O R [Gift Shoppe, McLander Ar- ON WHITE or corered property. cratic J, I* Merritt, and r . II Htoiio, In■ _______ J. M. PARRISH 1‘rjuary, I hereby stmounrs Lunch Room I wish to announrs that I am a B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel NBrClorp Phono 832. tny cand'dacy for the House of candidate for re-election tn the l*i • flin t No. ir. (Korml C lip , Hut l cries F O II M T A T R n n N A T U I t . Represrulatlves as 4 member •das of To Bldg, office of Tax Collector of Hemln-' J1 « t ii ii MfNii ti ulilnn. Cl cik * . .1 . TI, Mr* FOR GOOD the D'e Democratic, Democratic. Voters Votsrs of • The tile Ca tiroup it, tj nominated I pledge 1(13Tilt [•Help Wanted Female u n i y . . au t dert .la ilie . aUlna Vuil i lV. It—r"11 i ft ‘ Hi Lunch Room bast e tfeHa In dtqhl lf nf f*|, J ■Wg—twdjevi^applivaisaa— fvn-— fire t In the Democratic lii"l»ff torn. of the . __ votara ... *P>**>== 'lirra tn in nnnoume candi­ I tierPlPIlil my people of Marolnola County to ba held In June. S treet. DaLn.l tllU Itlv.Vlh dp>* u f M)iy. A ii Mortgage loans on the beat type crying need of tha peonle of Florl dacy Tor lbs. Democratic uumluatlon Primary , $1.21) dosen, sewing bunY d u r s u p p o r t will ba appr e c i at e d. n. IK2» * for nlutr Heimlnr from the 37th Sparc of residences and Mercantile Build da la Tax Relief, especially reduc­ Henatorlal District composed of JNO. D JINKINB COUNTV IIOAIID n r IM HLlC IN* r , * aprons a t home. Spare Dr;* CUtninK tion of local tAsea. This, In my # STIll'CTION. HintlTfOLK IX»)*N. — _ i r Thread furnished. No button ings In Sanford a t an inlereat rate opinion, can ba effected by aa Heinlnole jxnd Hr n u r d Counties al ■f o r an m ilP K TV, PI *01(1 DA. THE LlING-lJFE HATTEKT the June Mh primary and If nomin­ equitable distribution of tha SANITARY STEAM PRESSERT. I hereby announce myself aa , K-Send Stamp. CEDAR GAR* of fl pi. and up, depending on the Attest: T. W I.AWTON^ present five cent gasoline tax ated and rlertad, 2 assure our and c a a d l d a t s for a b e r l f f ' o f Semi nole lloff-M ac B attery Co. , * Heernlary. Odorless Dry ! C leaning. PhoM FACTORY, Am sterdam, character of the loan, construction among tha State rtoad Department, all a Democratic administration. C o u n t y s u b j e c t to lira a c t i o n of • lly FUND T. WILLIAMS Thanking one. and all for your t h s D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o tra 117 Ea s t 2nd. S truct. York. School*. Counttea and Cities.—par­ vole 908. 114 N, Park. ________ . and location of buildings. and Influents, Cliall [liuo. tha Counties and Cltlea. held In I b a e a r l y p a r t of J u n s I I I L C. S. HOAG 4 COMPANY ticularly R qgpect fully, If honored by tha nomination I ary re spactlvely. SOTICK OK fJl.KCTlUV Awnings PHILIP (V. nORKRTH. • Help Wanted Mole Falnta and Wall l’apcr 7 -W. Church St., Orlando,_______ promise to devota all the energy —_ __ K X- BRADY. lo i-ompllancf with Ilu- provis­ and •xperlanco that I possess to FOII t'LKRK OP t^KCUIT COURT ions of law uppitrnhic lh*-reof. , imf SUN PROOF PAINTS accomalUb that and. \W N IN G SHOP. KOI! S t T ' K I l K T U M W A T OK tli-e Is her#by .h e n lllat Ml), elect­ SEMJNOLF. J ^ ’l o y e u MAN OR WOM ortgage Loan* I wish to announce that I am a R. W. FKARMAN. Jr. K t ' U M C l \ » T I » t 4T I O N ion lilts been called and ordered lo Awnings, Window sltadcs. T arp au ­ W ater S par V a rn lsh u and E na­ -andldste for re-election to the of­ l *n make- good living and m improved residence and business 1 nm a cundldnt» f**r ri'*-«leellon he l(rUI. arpl (he m s Rtf will lie lie Id fice of Clerk of ths Circuit Court, mels. Velumina F la t 'W ill tho office uf superintendent nf within and thD'Ualiopl Special Tux lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 E ast n “°** if have sm all amount property. uf Krmtnole County, Florida, sub­ to FOR HTATK I.F .tJ tS I.A T IH i: nubile Instruction for Hemlnole Paints. Persian clay Jeasopb»*Uco' School Dlatrbl No.* I. ' Hcinlnblv c*pilal. Business established 2nd. Street. Phorat 11. ject to tha decision of the Demo* I wish to ajtnounca my candidacy Baldwin Mortgage Z*-, subject lu (be D-mocratla t'outily. l-'lprida- said district being for the State Legislature (Droop cistir Votara of Hemlnole County, Futility, moulding clay and Plaques. Ban- f « >n banford ami will clear Primary, Your support Mill ba ap­ ’See our local Couneef, atsi| known as Hanford Special Tax l) and w(ll apprprltr at ryort tn In the Democratic Primary Enac­ preciated. rord Paint * Wall Paper Co. G. U. Auto Tops School District, .on Friday, . June c l ’ 1,®° monthly. A ddress Box S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florid*- the primary tion to be bald on June 6th, A. D. ---- wto-b# held '* in June. * T. W-. LAWTON. tM h.1921. for* the p u rp o s^ o f de. S tu art, Propr. 113 W. F irst St. IISI, L- P. HAHAN. J e ra ld . turtnli)lnu who shall be trustees nf V. B. DODO LA88. _______F u r n i t u r e 29—Permanent Waving the said district for the next sue- SPENCER TOP SHOP. ' C urtains r o n t h e L ieaiaZ A T uns You con,t pas* a lot of rotten laws ceedlna h'TED; to secure the services two years, and the number I hereby announce my candidacy KOH CLSItK CIHCUIV CODR1 Cushions and Seat Coverings. and make a good government, any of mills of district school tax to b* WE BUY' or trad e in used furni­ I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y candM' sr y tlic Leslslature (tiroup 1} sub kon t,n“-n who understands the Perm anent W aving—lovely n a tu r­ for fur lira of f i c e of clerk, J$Tf the more than you n n mix u t -Iot of It ) led itnd collected lot each of lt,r W ait Third Street. al perm anents as low as $5.00. l e t to tii. ulll uf tha voters of ture. Wagner Furniture Co, In every detail. II. mde i*ounty, In the primary to !i Circuit Court, aubjaat to th ^ s c tlo n rotten eggs and make a good natd years. The I'lintii) Hoard of I'uhlle In­ ' m VI. Ol the volsia ga tb* Ju n ep rim ary . I p. tJr° * k Ave, Sanford Mil F lret National Bank Bldg. |,V|jr „l,|n j'm * i? om fytye, struction haa determined by iseoH- M- 7*0RP. j R R#PKA& •" i - 'k - 'i J j k - C . phope 489, bNT AD RATES Proved Success The duily patronage of hundreds of the CARSON ATTACKS F0N S HATHAWAY IN TAMPA PL E A people of Sanford proves that this Classi- ------- ! fied Section is giving the kind of service’ everybody wants, and the success of these columns tells of the daily satisfaction they %blr,r II StI 4 HHin Hu» ♦ • M Mil ) ‘ Mil •U r 1 -t* M I f (’• Li- r r M . pt AYSI» * ln | • I *Htfrr »L'pr<t4ll \- 9 r - •—— *1t r II *jaNsInr re ( la g J JVM I*. t%tMrwta lltli t 'All rl# *A4*1 lilt) give. Make a habit of reading, these Classified Ads regularly! wrv J Hearst’s Magazine Wins Suit For Libel Of Vaccine Maker -Classified- Business Directory *> ) n> \ ijttp lie tv* 'Jgtt: Cl 1* r J'*rt 1 nl. 1 lor F' -W I JOU’ mil A» � 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 17, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 17, 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 17, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9af799ae8bea8a45875a0cdd1f8f7bfe.pdf 2a3bd8513260a26286f6794e315c763a PDF Text Text * •i• % A v/\ L h THE WEATHER -**»• a& t Generally fa ir to n ig h t • * ■/ and S atarday. ' AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N EWSPAPER [[ME XIX Leased Wire International News Service Police Make Search For Reported Ghost WARNING U.S. CITIZENS £ V f: .*i n '•*> |^ • ««44' ■ _ idino Threatens To |r Kill All Americans Living InNicaragua In Late Unlmatuirii [Bandit Chieftain •; Raps President ICriticizes Coolidge As Responsible ForBad Situation Existing Tenn,’ M« y 18— tiN S)»-S cnrch for tho “gliost” ? . Lufkin's famous haunted house was going on toduy as the re.jplt of .am ourist having been beaten to H eath, his wife probably fatally injured nnd his two children beaten into unmnsciqyuicss* while ' encamped .th ^rfc'last night. Police arc tvorking on tTie theory Ihnt the Ghost Is a madman, ns the cr!nj*e bore the marks of a man* viu(;. John Laing, ,*18, Houston, Texas, pftperhnngor touring rw ith his wife and children on a vnention,- nsked permission to use the old .hoqse *to enmp in last night. Ht* laughed a t tales th n t it was haunted.’ ’ A nd Girls2 Given I, REED 120 Boys TIME BOMBS E T TODAY IN Diplomas A t Junior High BURST IN HOME A s School Term Closes POLLS 0 F NOOSEMAN Marking the close of whnt is described a most successful year, Leaders Of Bolh<, Parlies Arc , Snnford grade schools today ended Watching Outcome W ithin-1another term , A ppropriate cxcrtensity Out Of Proportion risen were given in most of tlio j To Total Of Votes Involved 1 schools, participated in by teachers and pupil* alike. > A t tin* Junior High School 129 .. hoys and girls were given diplomas. C o n s i d e r e d r t i c l o r marking the roinpietion of inter* --------I mediate courses. Those receiving Republicans Also Interested ‘I'Pldnms wiil enter the ttyninnk- Religious Issue Is In Outcome Which Will P u t1“X * mxt, falL"* * * * * * Light bn ______ Church Situation °lntt t,tne ,u Junior V'” ' YHigh r 't were 11,6 in cnarpo A ric iitv p T .. | of J. Tililon Jacobs, principal. In WASHINGTON, May 18.— addition to n» interesting program (IN S )—The rival president iid ! several awards were given for candidacies of Gov. Al Smith nml scholastic attainm ents. PUERTO-CABF.Z AS,v" MrtThe program v.-us as follows: Senator .fumes A. R eed’ clash Song, "Commcncenntnt Times" iraRua, May 18.— (INS) — head-on in Oregon today, nnd by graduates. [Following close upon news of lenders of both parties in W ash­ Invocation. Rev, Frank M. Mnri battle between United ington are watching the outcome ler, pastor of the F irs t Christian States marines and Guerillas with an intensity of interest whol­ Chore):. * north of Mutngalpn in which Sanford Man Honored At Meet* ly out of proportion to the small Rcadiu, “Tea Talk” by Louise inn OfDit'ectorKOri’heFedo* Hickson. [one marine was killed, Harry rated Fruit And Vegetable nhpibcr of delegates involved. Violin Solo,'“ Melody of Love" by IAmphlett, m a n n e r of the Growers*Inc. Of New York Ten votes at the Houston con. Christine and I'auliuc StoudenIAmerican QVfnecl La Liis and volition won’t make or break either mire. It. IL : Chapman, prominent San* I,Los A*;,jrelcs Mine, announced Piano solo, "Shower of S tn rs” by Smith or lived. What party leaders 1 tie Yereipt of n iettcr from the ford celery' grower and shipper, Ruth Pcarman. consider im portant about the O r­ Reading, “Compassion's Loving ttbtls threatening death to nil has returned fyqnt New York egon prim ary today is th n t it is United States citizens ‘residing in where he wns signally honored by expected to throw some light on Cup" by Franc's Wilson. Rending, "When Our Gal Spoke question of .Nknracun. The letter wns signed the Federated F ru it nnd Vegetable the much.debuted a Piece” by M arjorie Forrest. Growers Inc.,« in' his election as a Gov. Sm ith's religion ns a political “Ssmlino," the lender of the revo­ Yornl solo, "Danny Boy” by vice president 'of thnt organiza­ factor to be considered. lutionary arm y. ^ Mnry Dighton. tion, one of the largest cooperative Amphlett found Hint the rebels, Oregon is u dry state. It is nlso Class poem, ''Magnolia*' by m arketing bodies in this country'. after their first raid, hnd returned one of those states wherein the lUndrix Lyles. The Federated has extensive in­ ind destroyed nil the building’s ex* i Klun rose to a position of power­ Parent - Teachers Association, eept two. A m phlett also found u terests in Sanford, handling tho ful influence. And it was in Ore­ 'M rs. E. J. itouth and Mrs. J. A. entire output of the Florida Veg* Itttrr frr-ni the outlaw ch ef which gon th a t the legislature enacted Brown, raid, in p a rt: "I have the honor to etablc Corporation. Horace P. Ilnn* the famous parochial school law, School report by faculty. non, one of its leading m arketing iniorin you thnt on this day your which directed that all children lie Trustees report by S. O. Shin. cxjk rts, is! in charge of the local mining property wns roduevd to sent to public schools ns dislin- | miser, II. C. Dub and W. M. office ns district sales manager. Mucht, th n t is in accordance with Mr. Chapman has been identified guishrd from seealrian and relig­ HtlV lies. my commnnd nnd it represents n ious schools. ■ Remarks by T. W. Lawton, sup. tang hie protest against the w ar­ with the Federated organization Therefore, the party lenders hero erinteiident. for several years, serving as n di* like nttiude of your com m unity.” rector. His selection ns an officer reason that if there is any state “In case the government of the of the concern is hailed here by where Gov. Sm ith’s being a C ath­ United States does not order the bis friends and acquaintances ns n olic might m ilitate agninst him withdrawn) of the pirates from our deserved recognition of his prom­ profitably, it will be in Oregon. territory there will he no guuran; inence as a shipper ami his efforts Less than ten per rent of the state lee in th s country for the North in bchnlf of co-operative m arket­ is Catholic, nml that the loligious Ann r ion ns residing in N icaragua. ing. issue lins burned brightly in Ha­ , ,At the beginning I believed thnt Many Florida grow ers for the state was exemplified by the rise the people of North America were past several ycurs have m arketed of the'K lan nnd the enactment o [hot m agreem ent with the nbuso their products through the F eder­ the school law. ' tnniinitted ngninat Nicnrngun by ated and will be interested in tho Gov. Smith lias never been in the Nittm*s O f C a n d iila lt's A sT Itev the government of Calvin Cool- announcements lif national im­ W ill lie S e e n O n R n llo t A rc i'jtre. hut I am now convinced that portance to agriculture which worn state. Senator lb »•«I lias campaign­ ed it,, and itwuiid t> > have a con­ G iv en O u lH y ll.C ’.C r a w f o r d ; the people of N orth America ap- made at tins annual m eeting of siderable personal following there. E x p e n s e A c c o u n ts D tteS oon [laud the intervention of the Cool- the organization last week. Some of the Democratic h-inli/rs idee government in my country. Scnaonnl credits of many mil here anticipate a *lose battle. In <nmmunicntinnx recently sent “It is for this reason th at all lions of dollnrs for fruit a n d 'v e g ­ Incidentally, Hie Oregon (u inini v out to tin- ••"unties, Secretary of N*>i11 , Americans who fall into our etable growers have been provided furnishes the first d e a r *ul teat Slat* II Ghiy Crawford has ce rti­ knnilh will hnve rcai-lu-d the r end. in the past year by the organiza­ of Smith against Reed In Cali­ fied Hu- exact fin mat ion of tin"Th, losses you may have suffer* tion of the Federated Growers fornia, .there was a thr* r-eorni-t'-d state tic ket to he voted upon by *d from destruction of your mine Credit ■Association, according to and the el-<to iate of the Denioi rutic y u may collect from tlr* Mr. Chapman. Thin concent is now fjght between Smith. Reed, Smith I party on June .r>. Senator Walsh of Montana l h ted States Government and supplying credit to growers in a O r t il h alt*s alto: ling to from Calvin Cftolldge' who is re* large portion of the country. Par-) polled more votes than Reed -and rjvnsil.'le for the horrible an,| dis* ticularly in the south and west, he Walsh combined in < -1 “ >rnln, and (|ti;i 1if Ira! inn of tin* i'undidnti-i Welsh wua so dcci-ively defeated the vnrinui* offices Imvu gm,* ^tTv rtrnntmn'ttmt—pr-vM*!**—mthnt lie slTtwcrpr-t-Hy— <*sUulu*uiNic uragun today. Speaking of improved m arket­ ication i> based upon t be quali­ from the rare. ing facilities, Mr. Chapman de­ ^ “If you arc an honorable man Reed stated a t the time that he fication of the asp irants nml their )ou will be able to understand that clared tile solution is found in ade­ wished tiie M ontana Scant »r liad submission of the firs t statement* th, above mentioned is an ne- quate credits to the problem of withdraw n earlier, '‘before he eomnlished fact. The pretext th at organizing this division of a g ri­ muddied the w ater” by injecting of expenditures, n.s required by law. culture on a stronger nation-wide ('oi'lidge brings forw ard for his in* a third candidacy in the < alifornin If any of the candidate* fail to tervent'on in N icaragua is th a t of basis. The farm er is usually un­ battle. That statem ent indicated send in their second statem ent* of able to obtain seasonal loans for tm in tin g lives and interests of Hu North Americans and other production and harvest require­ file Misaourian’it wish for i* <'leaf* expenses, due not earlier than f, reigners resiiling in this country, ments in the fruit and vegetable cut teht with the New York Gov- twelve days before the primary, not Inter than eight days. Mr. industry, unless he obligates him­ ernor, nnd he gets it today. "h'eh is a trem t ndous hypocrisy. The 13 Republican deli-ga'ix* to Crnwford will telegraph all coun­ self to sell or m arket bis crops "We N icaraguans uri* respecU be chosen will g.) to Hoover w ith­ '■''le men and never in our history through channels dictated by the out opposition, for no other candi­ ties, or those counties affect* *1 , to source of credits. elim inate the name, or nanu s, of hue,, occurred such happenings as When these credits are obtained date filt (i and under the state law the delinquents, it was stall *1 . me taking plncc a t this time. They the delegation goes to Hoover a u t­ The third statem ents of expen­ nre the fru its of the politics of from a multitude of sources ir from m arketing factors lacking omatically. ditures are not due until after the your countrymen in our own iidequlite distribution and sale* prim ary. c iiniry, abilities, tliuri- is an inevitable dis­ Following will be the general 'The most honorable resolution order in tHe movement of these form of the ticket which the voters your country could adopt in perishable eVops to m aiket. Tilery will find before them on election tins conflict with N icaragua is *.o are gluts jintl famines sitnultunday. Tiie list is not in the exact ttt'ic your arm ed forces from our Inued on ’Page >!) form th at it will appear on the l iritory thus perm ttirlg Us Nicaballot but contains the names niguans to elect our nutionul which will appear beginning with govt rnmtiiL, This will be the only Plans for tho annual encam p­ the highest state offices and in­ ni‘«hri,| of pacification in our ment for younger boys were an ­ cluding the sm allest county of­ country. It depends upon govexnnounced this morning by C. D. fices. ^’“iit t 0 conserve the good or hnd BEACH. Fla., May 18. Wolfe, secretary of the Seminole For United States Senator: John friendship between our own gov­ - Through the good County Y. M. C. A., under whoso W. M artin, Park Trammell. ern m en t and you.” graces o f.u ir transportation, Mrs. auspices the even) is staged each F or mem ber of congress . . . con­ The letter was signed "Sundino” Humphrey W. Chadbourne of New- year. gressional d istrict: Ruth Bryan W aving the courthouse next •ini bore the Stfndinlsta stam p and York 1*b going to have hef new Owen, J . W. Bears. " c l at the top of which is ,the homq here decorated according to Monday morning ut 'J:30 o'clock, For presidential electors. Group the boys under the direction of I'icturo of a m arine with a drawn her dictates. AVhcn there was some No. 2: Ammon McClellan, llobort »wcrcT. m isunderstanding about the re- Mr. Wolfe will go to I-ako Winona (Continued on Page (i.) where they will spend the rem ain­ dccorrtjon of the home over long LECTURER DIES distance .conversation Tuesday der of the week. Any Seminole County boy be­ evening, Klfs.-Chndbourne stepped CHICAGO, May 18.—(IN S)— into n plitite Wednesday morning tween the age of nine and twelve is invited to attend. Mr. Wolfe an ­ L-cturfng on the "uncertainty of in N«jiy York and arrived here at nounced. A small feu will be 8 :l(j night to supervise life Jilt.." EJK'in Wa s ton, xta lixUrian of r h nrged-lp order t .. pay fur t in; L l- --------- ;— --------- . -i j im. won? ♦ ■ ■ ■ «>'• Union C eniral Life Insurance William penses o f the trip. The boys will lompuny, collapsed on the apeak- - Piloted by Captain WASHINGTON, -May 18.— h av e 1 the .quarters in eight screen­ «t 'h platform and died. H eart dis." Winston,* who. recently flew from ed buildings, which have been used (IN S )—The $274,000,000 nnvul case was given a> the cause. He .Greenlcy^ Island with n motion picture photographer, the plane by them in past ycurs. Those in­ shjp building bill, designed to put " a s 45. made only one-stop, u t F ayette, terested are asked U) communicate the American navy into first-class ,N. C., for refueling and* despite with Mr. Woi/e. fighting conditions, is threatened Wad winda%the trip was madedn 14 with defeat through a Scn,R° /Hi* MISSION ARY IS SA FE hours n ^ l m i n u t e s . Mrs. Chadbuster. Despite the big m ujority bourM uvill' return Sunday. WASHINGTON. May 18. (IN S) given the bill in the Houso and a e Rev. L. C. Osborn, American unanimous report of tho Senate ' PLANE ARRIVES missionary, captured by N ational­ Naval A ffairs Committee, the bill Attention of Seminole Coun­ ■ — ty citizens is called to the fact MANAGUA. Nicaragua, May 18. ist forces in the province of Chihli w if?securely "land-locked” on tho that tomorrow is the last day In — (IN S )—A United S tates marine on Apr. 25, Is safe in Kaifengfu, calendar today. Backers of the m easure, who de. *hich to pay poll taxes. Those airplane which hopped .off a t according to a message today from who have registered for the Miami, Florida, yesterday arrived M inister MacM urray a t Peking. clarcd - th a t ita failure -will result 'June prim ary b u t who have not a t 12:03 o’clock this oftem oon. The He has been released by the in th eU nited S tates dropping still fu rth er behind G reat B ritain and Paid-their poll tax es are urged tlirepf U. S. Marine Corps aviators Chinese soldiers. Japan in th e naval standings, were "J pay them tom orrow a t the in th'e machine were well. The JACKSONVILLE — New .fire exerting every effo rt to bring it “ffice « f * JoBu D. Jinkins, plane,w as compelled to make one county fax’collector.------r ** interm ediate landing; otherwise Station No. 11 a t 18th S treet and to a vote. Objections by Senator Borah (R ) of Idaho and LaFollette Talleyrand Avenqe initiated. it ^rotild t£ve arrived la st night. MARKETING FIRM NAMES CHAPMAN VICE PRESIDENT IBER Member Audit Bureau TQf Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA. FRIDAY,.MAY 18, 1928 German Defends Trial Marriages BERLIN, May 18.— (IN S )— Tho institution of m arriage ha* collapsed entirely, according to Dr. Heinrich Dchmel, son of the famous German poet, who domnnds com panionate.m arriages nnd trial m arriages fo r’ G er many as the only means of solving the revolt of modem youth. Dr. Dchmel outlined his ideas in n lecture before tho "It-ngue • of radical- ■school re ­ formers.” His talk nttacted national importance because ho is both a noted physician and director of the state m nrrlngc advisory* office. Tho lecture wns followed by a debate in which tho younger members of the audicnco supported Dr. Dehmol'a views. DIESINRUSS * Class Address by Dr. E. D. * Brownlee, pastor of the First Internal Machine Placed On iTcsliyterian Church. Porch Of Executioner Who Presentation of diplomas by J. Presided At Electrocution Tildcn Jacobs, principal. Awarding of prizes. Rotary prize Of Famed Italian Radicals in connection with ceiebrntion of Music Week wns giren by the Rev. • •» .•</’ Mortimer Glover to George Ganns and Mary Elizabeth-T olar. The D. A. R. prize in history wns aw ard­ ed by Mrs. John G. Lconnrdl to Official Killer AndFamil.vEsEthel Roily. Frances Pearson re­ cape Masts WhichDcmolish \ ■■ ■■ . , •**.>.‘i ceived n gold medal and $20 in Their HomelnNcwYorkCity gold for first prize oh nn essay on NEW YORK, Mat- 18.— (IN S) — the "American F lag nnd Its Power as the Peacem aker Among the Two time bombs which exploded Nations of the W orld." Scott Long with terrific detonations within n received second prize, n silver med­ few seconds of each other shortly LONDON," May 18.— (IN S) al and $10 in gold. Both aw ards before two A. M. today practically were given by the Sanford Elks demolished the Richmond Hill home —William D. (“Big BUT) lodge. Rev. A. S. Peck made the of Robert Elliott, the executioner Haywood, former Chicago who pulled the switch which sent presentations. leader of the Industrial Work­ Sinith-flugcs wotk by Mrs. Nicola Sacco and Hnrtolonieo Vaners of the World, is dead a t zettl to eternity. Elliott, his Jam es Moughton. Moscow, according to word Awarding of diplomas by T. W. wife and two children and a guest Commission Defuses To Allow received hci*e this afternoon. miraculously escaped -injury. Lawton. Officials Of New York Cen­ A Moscow dispatch to I n ­ Benediction by Rev. Mnrler. Police.hnd only oiie vague clue tral. li A O And NirklePIate Exercises at the West Side P ri­ to aid th eir investigation of the To Huy Other Hail Shares ternational News Service a mary School consisted of Vlctroln bombing. A red automobile was fortnight ugo said Haywood music and recitations with n .talk seen speeding from the scene was in the Krem lin hospital in a by Miss Love Turner, principal. A shortly after the explosion. TinWASHINGTON, May 18.— rending, “The Little Bad Boy nt force of thu • concussions wns felt (IN S )—The action of the In ter­ critical condition from diabetes and given by F rnncos! throughout the neighborhood. state Commerce Commission in re­ heart weakness. Tho dispatch ad­ School Johnson and the singing of tho Windows were broken, doors cnvAd ] fusing to perm it certain officials ded tho form er Am erican Com­ “S ta r Spangled Bnnner" was . fol­ in and pictures throw/i from wails of the New York Central, B alti­ m unist was believed to be dying, lowed by the flag salute. Hundreds fled to the streets. more & Ohio nnd Nickel Plate One of the bombs was placed nn system s to hold interlocking dlr- Haywood was CG years old. Following nn enjoyable program Haywood went to R ussia eig h t of songs nn drccitaduns, pupils of the front porch of the two story ectorshrips on the Wheeling Si Hie East Side PrimUry School were i stucco resilience. The second wn* Lake Erie board, has fu rth er be­ years ago to avoid going to jail in photographed in grade groups and | placed on the rear porch. Tho clouded tho railroad situation, In the United States. He had the Idea ns a body. bomb in front of the house ex ­ the opinion of n number of ra il­ of cst.ibl siting a colony in Siberia ilic program at the South Side ploded first. The other followed a road executives. nu turn.ng il into a modem Prim ary School wan under the few seconds later, Those three road* ench acquired utopia. It was t.s plan to establish direction of Miss Ruth Hand, whoj At the first concussion, the from 38,.3'.t8 shares of prior lien, 4,931 a "soviet with n a soviet*' fo r led the devotional exercises. Mrs. i wall of the house caved in. The shares of preferred and 50,000 Americans who beliovol in .th e C. D. Wolfe made a short lulls .second bomb did loss damage, only shares of common stock of the Communist Idea. Accordingly th e and several songs were -sung, fol wrecking the rear porch, Wheeling A Lake Erie early ln«t Colony wns formed with Haywood lowed by Victrola music. Elliott, his wife. Della their year, the prior Hen stock being as the leader. daughter, Gertrude, 17, their «*>r. purchased from John D Roeke'elThe w n u ri re e s piovid a failure Robert. Jr., 27, and a cousin, Thom- Icr. Jr. They prom ptly nppliedfor because the colonists refused to nn I .o n /'f lJ /W tr r thrown from permission to hnve representation becomo "Utopians.'' They were Just their beds nnd covered with debris on the Wheeling board. Objection plain human beings with a deep None wua injured. wns raised by tho P ittsb u rg h & seated desire for ntonsy and th e Elliott is U19 official executioner West Virginia nnd W abash roads good things of life that money wiH of New- Ytykf S tate. He ulsd o f - on the ground th a t the purchase buy. At n m eeting of tho colonista in Hint rapacity l n ;&Ins.su- of tho W heeling stock by tho on Jan. 2 , 1923, Haywopd resigned b'W.iHl^er.ris.vIvonla, When three r0nh*itWt7irtd give them point- the leadership, lie.b rp k e down an d _____ | Snrco nnd Vniizettl wore rondimn- |y the control of the Wheeling as sobbed as he talked of the collapse C a liin c t C a n d id a te 's C a m p a ig n r '* <l't' " n A"tfll' ( *" l,“‘ part of the through route w ith the of his life's ideal. — -' Massncliusi tls S ta te I nson at Pittsburgh & W est V irginia and .Manager — Testifies Before L ater the Soviet Governm ent Senate Presidential Funds Clinrleatown, I.lliot: wan selected Wnhnsh. undertook to carry out Haywood’a In denying the application the idea and contributed $ 1 ,000,000 to Committee In Washington as executioner. Before and after the execution, commission pointed-out th at the th at end, but tho colony* atlU fail­ WASHINGTON, May H .— Elliott received luiotiynious l*-tt*-rs, nrquititions of Wheeling stock by ed to meet the dream s of its found­ ( IN'S)—Svcrctnry f Commerce tliieiiteniiig him v*itb dire punish­ tiie three trunk lines was an im­ er. John C. R utgers, a Dutch ment for ufficiat mg l'op pinny president ini months after the execution he ami, portant step in cnrrylng out 11 plan engineer, was selected as ctfo f Herbert Hoover' for the consolidation of nil tho campaign in We-t Virginia bus his family wete clu*ely guarded by roads in Eastern trunk Ijnes into director to fill Haywood's place. Haywood was criticised In Soviet cost $7,500, cx-Rep H arry C the police. four great system s. The four- Russia ns well as in the U nited Elliott told the police that he wns system plan provided for the div­ S tates for "jum ping” , his ball in Woodya.d of Sen* er, sl.de m ana­ ger, told the Senate pi* sideiiliul I certain the bombs were placed ill ision of control of the Wheeling Chicago when ho catne to Europe. | liis home by fanatical sym pathiz­ funds committee today. Hoover -s ers of the two Italian radicals, and several ( other small roads In one dram atic speech, replying* to ’ among two or more of the four hl» critics, Haywood cried: “ W hat contesting for West Virginia ^le-1* who were found guilty of m urder systems, the understanding being could I do? Could 1 go to jail a t T or.*- o|~Mll' hiTigr s t mid' nnrst- TTmt7~inrnonirh-imrtcr~}(rtnt-TTmttTnT my ag o 7 IWould die in Jail. 1 cou!8 ~ egutos with Sonalor i.lly D. Goff.' favorite son candidate. The state widely discussed trials on record. they w ould, continue to be opera­ not do th at. I did the only thing my Elliott vviis the executioner nt the ted separately. conscience and my intelligence rom m iltpc '11 expenditures have to­ clictrocution in Sing Sing prison & 1 "The wisdom o f providing Joint dictated." taled $7.5111.24, of v bieli the n a t­ of Henry Judd Gray and Ruth Sny­ control instetid of single control of In 1923 Haywood's fortunes wera ional organization advanced $•!.- der. r-e victed of the m urder of the im portant lines, with the possible very- low. He was w ithout money 00 0 . vv'uliuin'.. ti-.i biiu-l. Albert Snyder. exception of turminnl lines, seems and without i job. His health be­ Senator Willson's campaign in very questionable," the commission gun to fall. He was aided by the Indiana to defeat II -over cost $32,said. "The four.system plan* hnr .Soviet Government for hfa work in 071.05, Bert M. Thurm an, cam­ or considered by us. Obviously, wo tho U nited S tates in . behalf of paign malinger, informed the com­ never been formally presented to Communism. m ittee. Thurm an, in a detailed are not in n position upon tho rec­ Haywood was bom in S alt Lake statem en t of Watson expenditures, ord to render a decision upon tha City, the aon of a poor m iner and repot te l three $5,U00 g ifts from im prtnnt questions involved, or to was the founder of th eln d u striei A. L. Kit-H-lman, ami K. J. Kit.ndMen of the I ust B aptist Church take any unnecessary step which W orkers of the World, a Socialistmnti, all of Mum-ie, Ind. Judge will gather Hus evening a t the m ight be construed us un upproval labor organization em bracing th e Ward Watson <>f Imlinmipoli* principles of Communiam. church for ;upprr anil a discussion of this luV*»r any other." contributed $2 ,.'iUn while the Sen­ of plans for the summer. The meet­ Tw enty years ago ha w as in­ ato r himself gave $ 1 ,000 . volved in the assassination of ing is expected to alt m et a large The $500 contributor* were Law­ attendance. The session will begin G overnor Steunenberg, o f Idaho, rence K. W hiling, “f Chicago. KucI at 7:30 o’clock and following the' b u t was acquitted a fte r a sensa­ CuMim, A rth u r Butler nnd Frank serving of supper an interesting tional tria l when he was defended The B aptist boys defeated the by Clarence Harrow. From th a t M. Milikcn, nil of Indianapolis, uttd program will in- given. Kichuid W. Yi-tki-s, of Chicago. Among the numbers on tho pro­ Methodist bull tossers yesterday tim e on ho waa involved in a num ­ Woodyard declared tho commit­ gram will bo several selections by ufternoon, 17 to 4, us p a rt of the ber of labor troubles and frequent­ tee was spending $.3,500 u week on the B aptist quartet. The program reg u lar schedule of th e .Ju n io r ly clashed w ith the American Baseball le a g u e , which is spon­ police. a newspaper advertising campaign Is an follows: - r. V sored by the S'. M. C. A. w itfi'lho to answ er nttnoks upon Hoover. A fte r hie arriv al In Soviet) Giving Music a L arger Place in This expenditure will run the com Our Summer P rogram —Mrs. A. assistance of tho acvcral luncheon Russia Haywood m arried a Rus­ clubs. mitteo into debt, he added. Wood M. Philips. sian girl who helped nurse him. The gam e Yesterday was under ward explained th at he kept two The Church in the Sunday School tho supervision of the Kiwanian*. While Haywood always Honied any Hoover funds. One he contributed and the Sunday School in the longing to re tu rn to th e United n L. C. BcBout had ritarge of tho S tates, hie friends hors believed personally while the other w-as Church Service*—IL F. Cooper. winning B aptist team while S. D. th a t homesickness w __ raised by contributions from his as a conOne Secret of a Great Church— Ilighleym an h a d ' supervision over* lrib u Ung T ^ t o r to his dca"th. friends. Mrs. V. A. Williams. the Methodist o utfit. • Tho Men B etter Organized for Their Work—D. J. G arrett. Why»We Should Maku This Our Grculuut Summer— E. E. Qutchcl. • • Hundreds Flee On Hearing’ Detonation FamousKedltenOffTo Moscow In Order To Avoid Going: To JaU For MaklhgTrouble Wished To Form Utopian C o lo n y ACTION OF I. C. C. BECLOUDS ISSUE OVER RAILROADS Plans Failed Howevef And RadicalBecame Stricken By Disease ELECTION LISTS HOOVER EXPENSE ARE CERTIFIED BY IN WEST VIRGINIA ESTATE OFFICIAL WAS 75 HUNDRED K Younger Boys Will Leave Monday For Annual Camp Trip an Of New York Miami Home Baptist M en Will Hold Meeting At Church Tonight BUptfst Boys Beat ‘ Methodist Nine, 17-4 S e n a t e Filibuster Threatens D efeat Of Bill For Streng Digging U. S. Navy ------ ----------------------------- 1 _ Tomorrow Last Day To Pay Poll Taxes M t-c h - 1 ______ i u 7*1 (R ) of Wisconsin " have twice p re­ vented consideration.. "The bill is caught in u legisla­ tive jam , but I have hopes th a t we will be able to puss it th is' ses­ sion," said Sen. Hale (it) of Maine, chairmun of tho Senate Naval A f­ fairs Committee. "Its enactm ent is highly necessary for the efficiency of the navy.” * t A plea for the measure also was issued by Rep. French (R ) of Ida­ ho, chairm an of the sub-committee handling naval appropriations and who has frequently been classed as a "little navy"-mail. Delay in pas­ sage o f tho bill fo r 15 cruisers and one airc ra ft carrier, has al­ ready precluded m aking of ap p ro ­ priations thia session to begin work, he indicated. Rickard Postpones Fight Another Day Shop Intelligently In the Grocery Pages ^ Tito highest uim o f tho housewife is to get the moat NEW YORK, May 18.— (IN S )— fcmd best food for tho smallest outlay of money. The Tex Rickard, prom oter, announced easiest and m ost practical way of achieving this aim is shortly before noort today tiiut the Mandcll-McLurnin fig h t for the • through the grocery pages of The Herald. Head the lightw eight championship, sched­ advertisements. Compare the prices. Then do your uled for tonight, is postponed until marketing among tho following progressive merchant*: tomorrow n ig h t because of rainy w eather. Economic Grocery Co. Red Star Grocery and Feed This >vas the second postpone, Sanford Fruit and Produce Company .. ment. The battle wns orginully sot for last night. Rickard wi\s afraid Company Gatchclgp Grocery It would rain last night, and post­ * Figgly-W iggly Stores Piggly-WIggly Markets poned the fight. B ut it didn’t rain. McCuller’s Cash Grocery R. W. Lawton Instead it poured heavily thia Sanford Avenue Bakery morning, and even though it AV. II. Long cleared up tow ard noon the Polo Calument Raking Powder Great A & P Tea Co. Grounds were w et and it was A. B. C. Bread deemed advisable to w ait aoother day. * sV'* V, l -■ . sJ *4- i t 1 • \e �•• t t. *; f * *r — 8»f j l l l g g ........ — V v.. i.t Mala Colts Grab AriWin O ff Feds In F I Sanford To Pipy Daytona ORLANDO, Toy 17— (Special) —Tho Sun ford Celery Feds suc­ ceeding In dropping into undis­ puted possession • of tho c c lh r position in the Florida S tate League • hero ycaterdny when the Orlando Colts took them into camp, 3 to 1. • Lefty Sproul, Colt southpnw • hurlor,. wasn’t much hotter than Hodges, but the Inttcr dished up n couple of passes and ullowed one. more hit and that was enough to lose the game for the Feds. Sanford was behind from begin­ ning to end. Orlando scored a run in the first and both team s tallied in tho fourth. Another Colt run in the sixth fininhed the scoring for the day and left the Colts with a comfortable two run lend, Today the Feds will hop over to Daytona' Bteach for a three game series with thnt outfit. Then they’ll come buck to Sanford for a few gnmes on the Sanford field. Yesterday’s box score: SANFORD nli. r. h.po. a. c. Hcwoll, rf. ... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Jackson, If........ 4 0 1 5 0 0 Friable, 21 >. 4 1 3 3 5 1 Culbreth, 21). 4 0 0 2 •i •0 0 . ’1 Wndp, i t ......... .. 4 0 1 •I 0 0 Toppino, as...... 4 0 .1 0 1 0 Barhes, lh ....... - 4 0 1 8 0 0 Towm cnd, c. .. . 3 0 0 3 0 1 Hodges, p. 10 .... : 0 l 0 — — — —— *— — Tutnls ......... 31 1 8 24 9 o Orlando. al>. r. h.po n. Os Vinu, ss........... 4 0 1 3 3 0 Cox, rf. .......... - 1 o n 2 0 0 Alirnms, lh. . .. o 0 i 10 0 0 Kirby, If. ........ 2 1 i 2 0 0 Edmondson, rf. 1 0 i 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 Lchrmann, 3b. Fischer, 2 b. .. . 3 0 o oA* 5 0 Wells, c. .......... •I 0 0 ti 1 0 Sproul, p........... . 3 0 1 0 3 0 — — — — — Totuls .......... 20 3 r* 1 27 13 0 SANFORD 000 10 0 000— 1 Orlundo ..... 10 0 1 0 1 OOx—3 Two-base hits*, Sproul, Jackson. Three-base hits, Frisble, Sacrifices, Abrams 2 , Lchrmann. Stolen buses, Vinu, Cox, Kirby, 2, Frlsbio. liases on balls, off Hodges 2. Strucb out, by .Hodges 2 , Sproiil 4. Hit by pitched ball, by Hodges (K irby), (W ells). Double plnys, C u lljeth to Friable to Barnes; Friable to Barncn. Left on bases, Sanford fi, Orlando 0. Umpires, Weaver and Moore. Time, 1:28. STANDING Archie Compston O Jurado May Be Employed By New U. S. Country Club By DAVIS J. WALSII W alter Hagen by 18 up and 17 to International News Service piny ought to be on a pedestal Sports Kditor with the cither museum pieces. ■ NEW YORK, May 17.—Som e­ The organization in question is body stopped being dumb along the North Castle Golf and Country ibout the end of the qualifying Club, near Mt. Kisko, and the rcround of the British open, it was port that either Compston nor learned on credible nuth iritv to- I Jurado might be hired bad its indny, and derided litut Jose Jufnd ception shortly after Thomas E. like the rose that bljiahcd unseen, Donovan, guiding spirit of the was wasting his fragrance on the outfit, announced that be bnd a ’A rgentine, even if it was garlic $lf>,0 0 0 .contract aw aiting the win­ Itself. Anyhow, the story around ner of the llriti'h Open. This, it the United States Golf A sKueiutioii may lie said, i- an excellent conheadquarters today woh that Jn«e tract, if nobody gets it. As a m at­ might be warned away, from tin ter of furl,. it represents the largbones or the air of Bucuus Aires | est bid for professional services in and installed this summer as p ro -(th e history of golf, foslonal at a newly organized I Hirgcn, of course, ruined the Course la the W estchester country , continuity by winning the British district of New York. | cbaini i or hip, it being assumed The suin'* source of informnCnii by everybody that this nonchalant declared that Archie Compston young man would In* somewhat B ritain’s best and perhaps only re- j iikcd by the suggestion th a t’ be , mulning golfer, might be offered) identify himself with any given the spot in preference to Jose, tin* pinpusiiinn. exclusively and p ri­ idea being that an exhibit A is vately. while his public i- clamor­ needed and any gent who beats ing incessantly and without mir- Youngsters Too Con Take Part In M em orial D ay Celebrations ■stf. E M BLEM -T FOR m e m o r ia l ■W-vi' fcV >< DAY M . h a** r “ \ /f UJm /; FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE w I. I’ct. .. 1 2 5 .70(1 W est Palm Beach 1 2 8 .000 F o rt" Lauderdale 10 9 .520 Orlando .... - ................... 10 .. 9 10 ,4.74 Daytona Bench . . 7 1 2 .308 Miami .................. .. 7 13 ,350 SANFORD .:...... RESULTS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Orlando 3. I AN FORD 1. Fort LaudciWile 10, Daytona Bench 3. West Palm Bench-Miaml, post) polled. TODAY’S GAME KLOItlllA STATF. I.F .W U Ii Orlando a t. F ort I-auderdnle. SANFORD nt Daytona Bearh. West Palm Beach nt Miami. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player mid rliih g ah r h •IX'l. C rinthum , Pitt hurvh 27 97 19 II . 123. f'lillaghiiii. ( ’inni-innnti 23 07 11 2 H .418. Oft. New York IT 00 9 23 ..383. 1Iornshv IJostnn 25 , 8 !l 19 31 ;::s2 . P. Waller, Pitt**bim, h 27 His 21 II .380. I.<'i**li*r ii y i i r ago today, Furn il. New York 390 \ M E ItlU W LEAGUE I'luyri ami club g ah r h !"’l K icki*. SI. (,oui** *'<’, *.ii* |'t 7 .402. Hale,* I'liilaili'ltihiu *•:« 84 18 :i*_» .381. Until, New York •jo 289 ::i :;:t .*•1 . . Mi’UkcI. Nc•w York • :*o ioo h ; :i*i .208 Mill**!*, Phi ailcliihia 22 SO 11 29 .303. l.**ml**** a v**nr »**to toilav, Fothrl'gill, D* 1 roll .123. THE BID FIVE I'lu V»»r _ —a—air— **—h-h**-- ,**.*1-. “ll*irnsl*y 25 89 19 31 2 .382. 20 89 31 33 | 1 .371. Ruth Gehrig 20 115 21 33 5 .317. r.ihi. 23 99 1 1 33 1 .333. Spenkcr 23 97 15 25 I .258. DRUM •flop OF OR r cm v.-ton our m f | | ' M .n \ ^ pPC A L a Or | lusted I aCH thing to bo without. Anyhow, Hagen ig to bo blandished with the $15,000 offer na soon ns he lands, according to the word passed tijgng today. If he ju st cannot bo annoyed, they will ask him to consider a part-tim e identification with the course. _ If this fails of enticement, there is no one left but Jurado or Compston, ns Gene Sarozcn, runner up to lingcn, is unavailable owing to an existing contract with Fresh' Meadow. T hat Compsion Is headed for America is a relief th at Is rather widely accepted In this country, z\rchie hnvlng tired of English customs which insist th at n pro­ fessional golfer eat with the other help. He will be here for the N a t­ ional Open a t Olympia Field next month and the understanding is thnt he won’t be perm itted to es­ cape, even if he w ants to, which he doesn’t.* As for Jurado, I have it on the authority of the U. S. G. A. that he* worked ns pro nt a club nenr Peekskill, N. Y., for two years und might welcome a chance to return where the big money is always mentioned, even when it isn’t paid. That $15,000 of course, doesn’t go, except to Hagen, if then. They could lure Compston and his uncle Abner for thnt and still have enough left to kc»p Jurado In frizoles for the rest of his life. YESTERDAY'S HOME IM !\s AMEBIC \N I.E \G U E Flavor b i i «| Club Yes'day Sen Til. Hale, I’lii,i 1 3 Cobb, I’liiIii | | Fonseca. Cleveland I I NATIONAL LEAGUE None. TH E LEADERS American—Ruth I I ; H auser 7 ; Gehrig 5; K. Williams 4. National—Biasniiettc 0; L. Wilsuh I. LEAGUE TOTALS National —97. American—110 . f’l.EWSTON Work proiriessing rupiilly on cnnstructiim of hit hiMrnr miM of Kouthluml Su;*,ur Uninpan'y here. % ■ia y . m a y it . TITLE BOUT WILL Director O f Civil Aviation 60,000 TO POLO GROUNDS Champion Sammy Mandcll To He Slight Favorite When CRODEN England, May 10.— m ents but they nre nil merely lie Enters Ring With The "Wo shall be-very happy indeed ngents of the offiepr in the control AggressivcJimmyMcI^afntn to have you t f c w hat we are doing tower. The tower is fifty feet above the NEW YORK, May 17.—(IN S )— nnd trying to do in commercial ground. T ho-director is a busy Sixty thousand persons, paying aviation in England," said S ir mam iW th headphones on his cars $308,000 or niooe nt the g ate arc Scfton Brnnckcr, director of Civil and n grent map before him show­ expected to view tho scheduled Aviation of G reat Britain. ing -the south of England and the 15 trourld battle at the* Polo Grounds . Croyden Airdrome is forty min­ W estern part of Europe, with little tonight between Sammy Mandcllj utes ride from Croyden. The build­ flags indicating each plnnc, he tho Rockford, III., “Sheik,” and ings ut the “ Liverpool of B ritan, keeps track of every plnnc within a “Baby Fncc’’ Jim m y M cLamin of radian of several hundred miles the Pacific coast for the lig h t­ nia's Air, are of substantial stone, nr.d carries on a running conver­ weight championship of the work!. the hangars arc huge nnd are built sation By rndio with half a dozen It promises to he the tnort inter) of steel nnd concrete. A-new hotel planes In tho sky going out or coin­ ostlng lightw eight hattle since is Just Ix-ing completed. ing townrds Croyden. Major Brancklcy, m anager of the July 23, 1020, when Benny Leonard In a second the control officer whipped I.cw Tendler in the same Imperial Airways, nnd Captain knows the direction from which the Markham .commanding uir. officer ring. Roth champion Mnndell and Me- of the Air M inistry, were kind request conics, lie gets two other stations fiy wireless two hundred Larnin are confident of victory. enough to explain the workings of mile aw ay to call the plane. They Heavy betting on the outcome the great airport. Airplanes ns they arc built to- get the angle anil immediately rewas reported todny, with Mandcll a 0 to 5 favorite. It was freely tlajr, need a vnst am ount of room lenvc th eir ports to the control of­ f . . ^ x. predicted, however, thnt the fig h t­ in order to clear the ground. The ficer, Locates Ixmt Plane ers \^ill enter the ring at even field here is about a q u arter of a Then with the “direction finder” money. Many thousands of dollnrs mile square nnd soon is to he have been wagered. The betting doubled. It is not unusual for a n d .n rapid calculation in three hns been heavier thnn oil any fight thirty or forty planes to nrrivc nnd minutes he telephones bnck to the hereabouts since the Dcmpscy-Fir- depart from this port "in a ilny. plane giving tin* pilot his exact lol po tjirlller. English, French, Dutch nmLBcIginn action on the map. T h o .fig h t has nil the elem ents companies operate here. Pilots usk for weather, for con­ of n ‘‘n atu ral’’. It brings together Government Owned. dition of the field in landing. Rca brainy, resourceful nnd game Thc field is owned by the British Sports come in hourly from w eather bo$cr in *Mandcll and n knockout Government nnd all companies pay bureaus in northern France nnd puncher it; McLamin, It brings a rent and lunding fares. Belgium und tho south of Englnnd. champion In to ,th e ring who has But in order to handle this tra f­ “The channel is the w orst of our lost some of bis popularity because fic without planes ernshing into w orrier,” explained the control of­ of bis wariness in selecting op­ each other, a dispatcher is neces­ ficer. “ We have landing fields a! ponents against the trem endously sary and this office, the control most everywhere in Englnnd and populnr M cLamin whoso recent tower, is on top. of the Air Minis­ France where a ship can put in but one-round knockout of the sp rig h t­ try building, which dominates' the if n ship goes down in the chan­ ly Sid T erris amazed the fight entire field. This is the center of nel we m ust know immediately fnns of New York. activity. Of course there is the* where It is. Wo have n tu g for It will In* the first time Mandcll will hnve really risked bis light­ w eather-bureau nnd the wireless instant call on both sides nnd only weight laurels since be won tho receiving and sending nppnrntua once have we had n plane land in crown from Rocky Kansas in Chi­ nnd the Vlights and beacons depart- 1 the w ater,” cago on July 3, 1920. Since th at time Mnmlcli has boxed often enough— about 30 tim es—but most of his opponents were set ups. He did, however, fight three first-rnte hoys— Jackie Fields, I’Jiil McGraw, and Billy Petrolic*. The Fields fight, which was very close, was n no decision a ffa ir and the title was not involved, McGraw, who had seen his best days, got a shot at the title hut blew it, although lie Nearly a half-niillion tests are of each spindle or spool. U niform ­ gave Mnndell n slinrp scrap. P et­ rolic bad Mandcll on the floor but made each month in tlu* Physical ity in cord spinning is t h u s main­ Sammy got up to beat him. Laboratory >rf the II. F. Goodrich tained throughout the cord for n Mcl.arnin has not fought as o f­ Rubbii- Company in checking ten­ seven-mile length. The cord is ten ii* Mandcll in the last two sile .strength nnd other physical then cut, the machine checked and years Imt lie has engaged in stif for battles and bis performances properties of tlu* cotton cord and M i n t e d again. rubber used in making Silvcrtown have been spectacular. In bis last Tires. This, according lo Mr. U. II. “ The spindles on which are three im portant bouts he stopped '..mind tho 7-mile cord lengths nre the roiigh-and-rough Kid Kaplan, Myers, local Goodrich Dealer, is linally placed on creel racks and required by the rigid .specification* outpointed Billy Wallace in n nodoci.-doti affair ail’d flattened T er­ demanded in the ptodudion de­ the cords fed through a combing ris. These three victories eclipse partm ents of the Goodrich I'oe- machine which placed them suio by ••’dc in a sheet CO inches wide as anything Mnndell hns done in re­ lory. “.‘'pools i oiit.'iiiiing mill*.* upon they go tl.i.nigh a calender. The cent months. Many sm art ole errors think that miles of Silvci (*>tt n f'oril are per- l calender im pregnates the cords Mel.arum will have to win by a M.teiil ly diet k> d. " sii,\s Mr. Mr with i libber, which holds tliclu to­ knurl.out within 10 rounds or be <*r*. ”( Urd .stieng'h is m iloiti.iti- gether in ili** sheet fmm mi they outpoiuti d by the clever .Mandcll. rnlly tabulated l*> a machine which can In* used in the tiro building. “This is known ns the Goodrich There are many fans who thiol. shows (In- curve of elongation und "I.nliy. I nee" i an put u\ci the stops exactly at the cord’s h n a k - weft less process, and provides the highest possible standard of uni­ em.-dicr much sooner lie bus a pi*- | ing point. Aim liei machine iomit form ity in the finished tires. Up t ■>it -1:Id* tig h t which lie constantly the tw ists in each cord, and that until a few years ag o -th is prob­ bold- in a cm bed position, and also is recorded on a chart. lem of uniform ity was one of the "When ihe cord is passed by the gi cat os t problems tire engineers -boots at tile fir-t sign of an open­ ing. What be did to the agile T er­ Laboratory for use, it measures hud to encounter. ris, a fast moving target, is still up exactly to the requirem ents d e­ “Cord fabric was made with a ftT’sli in tho miudi of New Yoiii manded by the technical engiu- cross-threud oY weft. Regardless Inns. icrs. The spinning machines tlinl ..f )ln- thinner,:* »f Uii* pmss.Llir^a.I -p m rtn m n e Kilvcitown t ‘ord~IrotYi ~Ii caused minuie hnmp» in tin* long-stiiple cotton fibres nre very cord which unturnlly effected the carefully adjusted ut the beginning uniform ity of the ruhlaT layer be­ tween the cord plies. A t best the fabric lengths were not more thnn espeqinlly toward the end. 200 yurds, for larger rolls were A fter turning squure, Mrs. Hurd im practical to handle. Adjusting lost the tenth hole, and the the spinners nnd looms for 200 eleventh, tw elfth, and thirteenth yard production introduced ele­ HUNSTANTON, Eng.. May IT. were halved, Mrs. Hurd missing r. ments of difference in the fabric -(IN S )—A m erica's last hope of two foot putt ut the thirteenth. At with the result th at fabric quality winning the British women's open the sixteenth, Miss Fowler holed n varied too much for perfecting golf title went glimmering today sixty-yarder to win the match. matching. when Mrs. Dorothy (’iimphcll "The Goodrich w eftless process O ther results were: Mile. Man. Hurd. <>f Philadelphia, the only ette I.e Blun heat Miss Joy Winn, bus overcome thut, nnd made uni­ player from the United States |:»ft five nnd four. Miss Enid Wilson formity a luw in lire building.” in tlu* tournam ent was eliminated bent Miss Corlett, three and two. by Miss Judith Fowler, of Eng­ Miss Marshall heat Miss Muhcl CROSS CITY—New addition land. 3 and 2 in the sixth round. W ragg, *the conqueror of Miss being built to Atlantic Coast Line Tho Cards: Glenr.a Collett, five and three. station here. ’*■ z*. OUT Mrs. Hurd, 450-351.455- 1 1 . Miss Fowler, -141-451-300 — 10 . IN Mrs. Hurd. 451-550-Ixx—33. Miss Fowler, 3 5 l-540-2xx—211 Mrs. Hurd's (approach shots were nearly perfect, hut she lost the matcii through Ir.foHor putting. Half-Million Tests Each Month Made On Materials Found In Goodrich Tires p V BN the youngi-nt clill.|r*ii inn: make .. their contribution lo Memorial Day. , Keener npprut.-l.i.lion of the. im-anlng of tin* ituy. will raault ilf mofhera <-iicouri<K<* their children to havo .notne part In II or, alnca children low to dc thing.* -OtHr- i is u i U . tu ln .n rtftd h v iis l.'io tn l**n of lie.* soap, ami cut away ll|<'nua|* Willi tin* knife almost up lo Hi*- onlllm*. l)o tin* aumu with th*' top. Carve carefully ilown to actual elm pc, ami pul In markings and detalla hint, with a pointed pencil o'r uuy pointed tool auch u*» an urniv-w m lrlt .—■ —1 •*»- - ■ *— Of t h o o c c a s i o n . F la g s . e a g l e s , w r e n l t ii , p a t m i or A r e c e n t i n n o v a t i o n i n a r t s am t s i m i la r o b j e c t s s h o u l d bo c a r v e d c r p f t a i s e s p e c i a l l y s u l l r i f o r * c o m - Hut. u m m h e a s l v r p r o c e s s . Cut ■ m in o ra tlon. T h i s D c u r v i n g f r o m a viicvt «U.» c a k e o f i v o r y s o a p s o u p , m u c h o n t h e p r i n c ip le o f uerow* In t h r e e itlnlia aliou t a q u a r t w o o d c a r t i n g , y e t e a s i e r a n d leu* er of or. in c h t h i c k . D r a w or t r a c e e x p e n s iv e . F r o m c a k e * o f i t u r y tlio d e s i g n o n lh<* s o u p w i t h n s o a p , c h l l i l r e n i n u y c a r t e t h e b u g l e s p o in te d p e W lt, Inclso t h e d e s i g n u a n d d r u m s , r e m i n i s c e n t o f t h e l it t l e d e e p e r , c lp u u u p tlu* e d g e s C3vll W a r : tire i o r c j l o f l lk c r l y ; o u r a n d color. E ith e r w a te r colo r or national e m b l e m , t h e e a g l e : t h e s e a l in g ttax d i s s o l v e d 11 1 d e n a t u r e d f t a r o f o u r c o u h t r y ; t h e p u l m a n d a l c o h o l m a y he u s e d . F o r u ‘ perl a n r o l d i s p l a y e d by t h e u n d e n t s u s luantint tliilnh t o tin- s o a p s c u l p t u r e , tr ib u te s t t t h e i r w a r r i o r s , a n d w h e t h e r It Is c o lo r e d o r u p c o l o r e d . o t h e r a p p r o p r i a t e n u b b ins. | a p p l y a rout o f w l i lt o s l i e | | # c . T orch , bu gle a n d d rum c a n a ll; r a t l r r u a fu r Urran .doaigita, a n d lx* c a r v e d f r o m o p e l a r g e c a k e o f | bo«*klHs m i s n a p MiilpluiV,' m a y b*|| Ivory soup, or they may b« cut juMaliHsi Iren ut rlutnie. b f wrIUl ,If i-arvrd lo tb s round, first lu Uhlhln-uV Scrtlco llu n s ii, $U ' , a h isg 2 J I t s V P .L rui n i b btots:t, N e w GIRL WINS CASE ca rry in g -the n o rth polar ex p Jjj tlon headed by General Uriibnt-I N o l# e, Is re tu rn in g to King', u, . 1 Spitzbergen,* a f te r reo ‘ Nicholas land (lenln land), C entral News dispatch from Ro^ this afternoon quoting a gram received* th ere from Nob|lo himself., Gcnofnl Nobile, apparently l*j| little difficulty in eombattiitl Arctic w eather conditions. dirigible has been functlo splendidly since leaving Bay, Spitzbergen, Tuesday afUr!| noon. F og wns encountered upproa ing F ranz Joseph Innd. This caui the form ation of n conting 0f ... on the s l/p b u t by flying low Noil bile found b e tte r visibility and| avoided the icc hazard. FERN A N D IN A — Shave-R&U Motflr Company, Inc., plans erc<-| tlon of salesroom nt corner of Ceifl ter nnd 7th S treets. BIGGERS DAIRY-FARM Phono 3711 Sweet Milk Sweet Creiij : B u tte r Milk Milk F o r Babies THOUSANDS OF I* CORNS REMOVEB\ We now h e r e a rented; that r**llr tin I remove ANY corn or. e«f!ou« aoleiljr u j I without paiat.V son prove it. If j o u ere on* of t h t onfnrtfaniieMM who have tried m oor eo-eSlled* “Cyr curee'* end etlll have jronr ttubbora e Com ee C*lloueee— come In NOW tad I uj demonstrate “END-O-OOBN.** If you live too far ewer writ* Ml F.ND-O-CORN t.AnOBATOHXKS. 4 Gin I field Ulvd.. Chlcetfo, who will ue Uul | Low-priccd lipsticks are the you receive a jer promptly. proper thing for a working girl on a small salary, even If girl and r lipstick do leave, m arks on office curtains. So declared a lnbor court in Berlin, Germany, recently. FrnuIcin Bibi, a stenographer with a face like n doll’s, claimed a month's wages in lieu of notice. Her form er employer said sin* used tlu* curtains instead of n pocket handkerchief when perfecting a lipstick curve to her lips, thereby jeopardizing the reputation of himself and his firm, so ho dis­ charged lie rand refused to pny anything but the money due fur work done. Fwiuieih Bibi pleaded her own ease, saying her wngt-a were so to vv .she could not «ffoi»l curtain-proof or kiss proof lip­ sticks, or even pocket handker­ chiefs. Thp court ordered tin* em ­ ployer tu pay her the month’s sal­ ary. Save 5% Cal and Mouse Cliunis , Ripening since the time n cut patient at the dispensary for s*fk animals at Salford, England, entigld a mouse, a friendship In tween the two has he**uine slrom*. Whenever llie cut i.s a t home, lie mouse plays with her, running over iu*r hack and never showing the least sign of fear. on TIRES & TUBES GAS & OIL AUTO ACCESSORIES PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS Save our cash regis­ ter tickets on ail 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 car to each customer. Rines Service • Station TAMPA. —Nearly half-million dollars in building perm its were Issued Imre during March. fo r 1113 Sanford Avc. • i f l a v o o il lia m r \ H a n th v ie lic s FRIGI DAI RE are the result of • ** ; % World Leadership! W o.-y Carving Symbols Fixes Mrmt'ng iff Pity In youthful Minds NEW YORK. May 17.— tIN S )— Nobody is laughing at the Boston Red Sox these duys. The Back Bay boys, for years the joke of the American longue, have won fivo straig h t games and are less than hnlf a game nwny from the fit-st division. They nosed out De­ tro it yesterdy 5 to 4, in-the elev­ enth inrtltig, the defeat m arking D etroit’s sixth successive setback. Bill Carrifean has collected a prize-winning buncl\ of rookie pitchehs, retained the best of th,* oung p la y trs bequeathed to him by form er m anagers, nnd balanced the team with four scnsoiied vet­ erans—Flagstcnd, Williams, Gerber and Hoffman. Tho long distance hitting of William* has now sev­ eral gam es nnd furtherm ore the Sox have been lending the lenguo in’ fielding. T y t Cobb is g ettin g Spryer ns the w eather becomes w arm er. The veteran drove in fo u r runs with n home run and n single and actually stole a gnse ns the Athletics slaughtered Cleveland, 15 to 2* Hale and Fonseca also h it homer*. Rube W alhcrg held tho Indiuns to fivo hits. All other team s were idle yes­ terday. In the-N ational I-eague to ­ dny the Eustorn clubs will begin the last leg of tlid r W estern in­ vasion.* Cincinnati and .Chicago, tied for tho lead, toko on Brooklyn and Boston respectively. The New York Giants sm arting under four successive defeats by tho Cubs* will endeavor to w rest third place from the Cardinals. Low prices of • x a: Red Sox HayeWon Nobile Is On Wa: Back To Kings Uaj 5 Straight Games; G May 17.—(IKS)-1 Beat Detroit 5 To 4 LONDON, l *1 ----*. *™ The Italian iw exploration balooJ iVIrsTHiird Defeated By Miss Fowler In English Golf Meet AUWiTu V/ weaT h n FyBS MrM 'f f ^ 'B w w m S W B K t i a m cease, which obviously is the wrong 'V , ......... Announcement use We have taken the exclusive agency for -Colui»lM«-phonog«H>hs—and—reeords—in this territory previously ^ handled by Couch’s. Two Black Crows, P arts 7 & 8 Just Arrived. • T Q U A N T IT Y production and General Motors buying power have made Frigidaire prices remarkably low. A small deposit and easy payments put any Frigidaire model in your home. Call at our showroom for a demonstration* •• M e lto n E le c tr ic C o m p a n y Phone 630—tW 321 Sanford Ave„ Vuik. U t y .; ![ u S\ .S L U A IM ) R E S S f N G “ A P c//(f| Mayonnaise H I P ® '1 O p * < iiuI \ • V . M i< P r e m ie r Ila m S a n d u lc h p „ mi D r e u lu g w ill I .VC e o o . b r , . S e a d f o r o a r J 8 rccipefi all new ami biinjdc lu m ake. book of II. Lzccm r & Co., ^ Pili S l.4 Hud»on River, New Yerk IUve you tried trauiiEa u i( n * pBru ir. F rancis M O T O R S ' i M ro T!,™ r.m*ll k now „ b y Oriundo, Fla O U C T * O V * G B N I R A L . ftc , |, „ i . b e * d o f p u r e I t l p m l l r n l , —i l la t ’s u l , „ I r .m .r r S .l.d ,l,e p re l . m J i:> lu s c w u . f l o o r w ill, i,alll , n J ,t . k c , Todd Hyatt 130 N. Orange, AKG 0 f . l', i " C. , 1„ s „ [ AAtCR, PREMtEM PEAA, PRBMIU m c l l hi r J- • Liat l * **v• * iI �THE SANFORD HER A LIV 8A N FO R Pr FLORIDA, ’FIU p X V ■ is Designers Of hions P r e d i c t Revival Of ‘Bustle Rhubarb. o f the coOntty tvhere everyone grows it in th e biok yard even if (here wae not a garden, ' it w as known aa .“ pie-plant." A name with meaning, aa (be firs t rhubarb pie and spring w e n synonymous. T here is nothing n iu fh ‘better than a good rhubarb pie with a fine thick syrup for which plenty of sugar m ust be used. Rhubarb ‘‘Sauce" for breakfast or luncheon ii-afeo most appetizing. Its success depends largely upon Ha cooking. I like to cut the pink gtalka into two-inch pieces and to “Look These Over” Saturday “Money-Savers” PARIS, May 18. — (IN S) — The buitle bow ia back again to Join with many other ‘‘revivals" of the season. Of course it really is not the old bustle of fifty years ago, but falling draperies behind In ,ari enormous bow or large fan of the m aterial at the back which, ex­ cept fo r the fact that it is no long­ er awkward and cumbersome, 'takes one back to the days of 1870. There is also the revival of the tucked in blouse, n fashion which, when the jum per appeared on the horizon, fa ir women vowed they would never look nt it ngnin .They fund it untidy nnd uncomfortable and were certain it m eant the re ­ turn of the p!nch-in wnlst and ^ A U E R K R A U T is to be a g O Maple in the American navv’s the wearing of the corset. menu (or the coming year. Al­ But it has come back, and no one though it has been used, to the has even thought of suggesting a amount of several hundred thousand corset and scarcely even the nor­ pounds, the bids for this year's sup­ mal walsV line. It strikes «• new plies - are over 70 per cent higher note especially when the skirt than ever before, amounting to mounts over Jhe blouse in n dia­ 1,090,000 pounds. The increased interest in sauerkraut gonal line as seen on one of Ras­ mus' new models. It is sufficiently is thought to lie due to the same old to seem quite new nnd fresh, reasons which have interested the hut w ill probably be most |H>pulnr housewife. For one thing, the wider knowledge of Captain Cook's feed­ with the young nnd slim. Trains arc another revival, mere ing his sailors sauerkraut for the prevention of.se, irvy in iiis expedi­ phantoms of tho great “floorawecp , tion in 1776 made a real impression. ers" of other days, hut train s just And in addition to its high vitamincontent, sauerkraut rohtains lactic arid which lias a most desirable ef­ fect in the hodv. These farts, rnnpled with its delicious flavor and the manv way* in which It ran be used, make it inevitably popular at home and at sea. / Here'a a Goad Recipe Sauerkraut is served with meat, m soup, or in salad. It is delicious 5 lbs. Large New Potatoes,......... —■ h a lf- p in t o f liq u id I n a r c l- k lllr r f /W lie n ahe l l r a l I n n c c l - k l l l c r k n o w n — f o r o n l y 5M e r n t n ! prepared in the following way: cu* a piece of! the stem end of six grer* peppers of uniform size,' remove the-seeds and partitions and par­ boil them for live minutes. Fill each with a stuffing made of on* cup soft bread crumbs, one clip sauerkraut, tw o 1 slices onion and one-eighth teaspoon paprika. Cover the tops with bread crumbs and place in a baking dish containing about half an inrh of m eat-stock, and bake for thirty minutes in a moderate oven. As vinegar destroys the lactic acid frrm rnt in sauerkraut, all salad dressings should be made w ill lemon juice. An-excellent recipe ’.$ this: whip one cup sour cream un­ til stiff, adding two tablespoons lemon juice during (lie whipping. Season with salt, and add a dash of rtirrv powder, fn making F rrn b dressing the regular reripe may be followed if lemon iuire i« only sub­ stituted for the more ordinary vine­ gar. when the dressing i, to he uscV as part of a sauerkraut salad. c o in In cm B o th bnck arc If tw o * n rc n o t N a tla f lc d ). f o r m * — liq u id d e a th to B la c k and F la p p o w d e r. flic * , n i o * q n l t o e * , r o a d i e * , a n t * , b e d - i m p * , f l ^ a * , e t c . F o n d e r I.T i i 'i i l s n n ri m i. o Western Pork Chops lb .................... 9.7n ^ Important ^ Announcement for Every Owner of Dairy Cows C o rn e r S a n fo rd A ve. a n d E ig h th S i No. 1 Cans White Cherries Wc hnve ntndc arrangements.to provide for every dairy cow owner in this community a fresh, complete stock of 1 11). Creamery Butter DAIRY RATIONS! — of famous cooks n e v e r s a y “ u se a s p o o n fu l or t w o spoonfuls o f baking p o w d e r .” T h e y come right out and say “Calumet Bak* ing Powder.” T hey call the lcavcncr by name w hich plainly show s they consider Calumet ahsolutely necessary , " to tlie best o f < baking su c c e s s. | DOUBLE ACTING L L «T i T H A N Careful consideration of your feeding requirements prompted us to make this arrangement, for we realize that the feeds we sell you must do the work, and do it nt n profit to you if we are going to keep your trade. Quaker Dairy Rations contain the very finest ingredients— including minerals nnd choice protein concentrates—that insure more milk. Come in nnd talk over your feed problems. Wesson Oil— t 28c H. B. McCall Industries, Inc Q u art.58c Quulu-r BOSS P.lirv Riillmi CASH GROCERY / LO NG 117 Magnolia-W atch Our Windows For Lowest Prices Sliced Boiled , 1 ! ' Instead of a number of polidles lo cover your various everyday risks, let us tell you about the Blan­ ket Residence Policy— the pol­ icy Ihat covers all the ordinary and unusual risks and gives you complete protection at one stroke— ta il tin in is Agency l<o All Forms Of Auiomobil Insurance. A. P. Connelly and Sons HMabliNhrd I 9 UH 2 2 1 Magnolia Phone I SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY ‘ Fresh Bread and Parker House Rolls Buns—Finger Rolls—Pies—Cakes— General Line of Pastries made fresh daily. :You will find my bread: At Lodges Groc­ ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and McLain on Palmetto jjLve., and Gatchels Grocery on Sanford Ave., and Roberts Grocery on First Street Anderson Grocery Cor­ ner of French & 13th. S t Stentrstromp j on Ave. 8t. Arid 8an ford Ave. 1 20c FREE! with grocery orders One 10c Cake Crystal Cocoa So Quaker Mother Is Sentenced For Beating Teacher British Malaya I* becoming intfroatgd ia aviation. V2 lb. pkg. Premium Sliced Bacon r.c». GET MORE NEW SMYRNA—Work nearly completed remodeling McCullough building on Magnolia Avenue. 3 pkgs. Star Naptha Washing Powder c a n ffet jr ta t n s m u c h B l a c k F l a p — l l i c d r a d - Attractive Brunette Is Held As Fugitive LAFAYETTE, Ga., May 18— (IN 8 )—Mrs. J. W. Groce, who last ■tiotmvr administered a severe ■'■hipping to Miss Bertha Harp. Chlekamauga school teacher, In retaliation for the teacher's having whipped her small son, today be. gan terrln g an 1 R month* proba­ tion MnUnee. .Judge James Maddox yesterday aentenced her to 12 months on the chain gang terms could he served fined her J5 and tost*, when Mrs. Oroee pleaded guilty after vainly attem pting to escape trial on a plea of illness. Th« court ruled that the jail and r)t*iit gagn term* could be served un probation, but th at the fine and coat* muat be paid. Mm. Groce wm* warned, however, that should ■he be brought back before the court during the 18 months of probation, the original sentence would be carried out. 5 lbs. Sugar, W l » y n h o t i l d a n y w o m a n p a y .TO r e n t * f o r a Sailors And Sauerkraut onto* wi wuw tnrrd bread. Place the buttered ■Me, toward the dish. FIJI with layer of '.ctit rhubarb and sugar, c o w with buttered bread and bake In a moderate oven (375 deg. F.) until . the rhubarb is soft and the bread is a light brown. This will take about half an hour. Hard 6 kuco goea well with this pudding. F or another dessert use the naoce with a rich biscuit dough for abort cake or spread the dough over the rhubarb- and sugar In n casserole apd bake in a hot oven (450 deg. F.) about twenty minNEW YORK, May 18.— (INS) UtM. ' Charged with assisting in the m ur­ ‘ Rhubarb makes delicious con­ der of n Nevada man, whose body serve when combined with other was then cremated. Mrs. Kathyrn fru it such as straw berries or pine, White, attractive 32 year old apple which are usually at their brunette, was sa-‘<l by police today best at the same time. us a fugitive from Elko, New. To make rhubarb pineapple con­ following her arrest last night. „ serve take equal p arts by measure, The arrest was asked by the cutting the rhubarb Into pieces and chief of pollicr at Elko. Meager phreddlng the pineapple, and conk information sent here sa.d she was togvther ten minutes. Add an equal suspected, with her husband, -if quantity of sugar, stir until dis­ shooting a man to death, May J>. solved and cook until it thickens, and then burning the body. In the about twenty minutes. The lime woman's hotel room detectives will depend ‘ upon the amount of found |500 in cash, a passport nnd juice In the fruit. Pour into jars n steam ship t eket to Irrlnnd. The prisoner insisted she hnd never and seal. Rhubarb and orange make a , heard of the mn« whom she is a l­ very goqd combination marmalade I leged to have killed. in equal parts by weight. Cut up 1 the fhubarh leaving on the skin. qi'AKK KKCnitDKn SHc* the oranges thin and add CHICAGO. May 18.—(IN S , three times as much cold water. Cook Uptil the rind is tender. Add An earthquake of unusunl severity the rhubarb, rook together until approxim ately 3,100 miles from rhubarb is tender, measure, and Chicago was registered today by j add three-fourths the quantity of the seismograph at the University sugar and rook until you get the of Chicago. The direction of the jelly test. Pour into gl^sse* and curth shock s was not indicated seal. , Before long I will tell you more, about making jelly. The jelly test you need to use here is a simple one. When two drops will hang togvther from the side of the spoon the jelly is ready to remove from the fire. If you have confection­ er's therm om enter the tem perature should read 2 2 1 to 223 degrees. Fresh Creamery Butter, lb s h .o. .u. .ld th e w o m a n p a y ! (jlo n ry 17n Gatchels Grocery Wc Deliver Breakfast Bacon Pork Sausage W estern Pork Sliced Smoked ROUND Corner Sanford and Celery Avenues SIRLOIN & Saturday Specials CLUB STEAK Kellog’s Corn Flakes 3 pkgs POUND CENTS No. 2 Can Breakfast Sausage White Bacon 1 ll> Catsup Large Bottle Mince Meat Monarch 9 <>z. Pkgs Mince Meat Monarch 1 lb Cocoa Ilersheys 1 lb. Can BEEF POUND CENTS Smoked CENTS W estern Mince Meat Monarch 2 lb.,,inn Cocoa Hershey V> lb. can Half or Whole POUND Milk Small Can We carry a complete line of fresh fruits and vegetables. . . . . . CENTS CENTS White Salt Bacon Rolled Beef Roast lb �* V ^ • % I * * \ \\ I THE SANKQRD HER&LU. SANFORD, FLORIDA. fT-m Ha m e s 'u n a p m a n Vice P r e s i d e n t 3toi .r.cdfisotwl.^hiYt'f. trod N’l 'd y ‘Ahi'endnitiU to the Ifi"uUftaafinl gnyis in vo\n|tu>, with i tc.rmc'ilinto Credit* Act to pfoviA Idaho and North Carolina next in an additional da.«g of ercdit .4 So |. lino jn the addition of tonnage luupwativu grower organization and membership. to provide themselves with needed! Reports from the member* 1 >- facilities a t point of origin and cated in vnfious other States, also term inal market facilities so thnl indiented-a healthy condition in the through organization and federal-' affairs of the local "cooperative? inp t>l Sales services the grower* wh t compose th s Fcdernted's na- can. with these facilities: (a) avoid 1 lie nrtl _ membfrship. Consideralde wasteful conflict-and duplication I gain? in grower membership were r f sales effort; (b> Negotiate and ’ : ported by President Dunham of m aintain hotter m arket levels for ‘ l , • Southern Michigan F.ruit 1 A si their products; ( t ) Avoid unneccs- ‘ i (.elation, which l»o?d» tho distune- ary cosf.i in.diatrilyition; and ( d ) ' [ lion of b.dng the o*!drst cooperative Return t o .th e gix-ver a greater rganizr.tinn in the United S tn t... share oP'fheJWndtdiU'rViiilt.llar. ■! Mr. t'Jia^iiuuulf^aid it \i|ns tly., U tbU il»'year»: <jf urn rfnl Idsi.v inccjitj original <>i;,;miv.r.tio:i. sentim ent of the delegates piesen1. .icpeit • fimlt Ali’d'tili’aMndifated -i at jhe inthttrtf* thU; the sh irt terai t completely rntlHfir.i g,*owcr mem- or |a usi^ind toolkit,"’ luyj been ampl^ 1 1* |yjiip in ‘.hi: Cult" i :.-t Citrus taken care of tiy (he crcijlt coi " ■Iw M ihgp, 'v.'hith'T* of the im- poratioit^'t^hh’hr-hns privileges of portant members of v!i»- Federated- discount, .with a wide spread of ;Ne\v membpndiip cenlrnct ton- haliking institutions, util that th e r / 'in-:* exiecds by .ten times th'.* in Itecdetl, a form of longer term j imp*.vint <if witlitlnnvul; mid can- credits for finaucing packing I .•cllalipns.foi tiio year, Mr. Chap- houses, cold Murages and otlic.-.l equipment to adcipiutely humll'.- I man reported. • l i t ■ Fruit and verHahl.- grower; llie perishable fruit crops not only th t->lift In nit tin- (’lilted States arc at shipping point, but through t>> I reniai luihly free of interest or par­ and including term inal market ticipation in farm relief political facililios, adjusted to the coopera­ •ontro'.. i. ii s ami through tlu tive m arketing program. Fciie.olrd* oi guuizntim h a\e unlenukeii i i work out their own TAV.PA—$.1,020 contract let fui C(di!'i and financing inoblcm con>:nicliou of liirdge over I!i1 . borough River at 22nd S trcrt. Ft. Myers <2110,000 new three tiny and t ffiee building to be eon t ’lictn l here. , •! ftVjl Expert Buying Insures Your Health a::t number of brands and grades on the market, aeh kind of food ate carefully selected by Piggly i o m a tc K Buy A & G Brands—Get Bet* tor Crops and Save Freight Unusual The No’ billet Method Saves Freight!on the Filler and You tie! the $fcmo Amman of Every Package of Candy in our store came in today. Get Fresh Candy* for the week-end. i ' 11' . FERTILIZER 1-1 COMPANY ‘jacteonl'iUtfficritL* J .iilv - "■ V " ^ Q rm l:J 3 B li8 ft 1**;•"’ ••• :W b K « P complete line of packages*4< *filly 1 *v " . • •- V - 3 1 .-V/Tj %<** • ,.'>• *? r t r t I , v.sf^vi .9■’ i r , v i . i h ' fftra .'C 3«t | ATLANTIC ®AND GULF Hollingsworth’s ■ I £ sr- ft ____ Vs l*> ♦* J b J f *19 " »e arw 1 • < tl *11 ft*)>• ,f . Phone «ft-31 iqm: -*:.».L’ \ *.*t*-; - rtt »• • /.1 IMMlt Solicit your orders for prompt rfhipTncnlTrom Jacksonville* Specials Saturday and Monday i t l -n i’W > ' Phone 325 Q sH 213 Snnford Avc, S i f . 7 pkq?s. Star Na'ptha 3 Cans No. 2 Tomatoes .. "ashing Powder ...*r Macaroni or Spaghetti .. 6 Cakes P & ,G Soap 3 pkjrs 2 lbs. Oleo^Buttcr ( Comar) .45 Smoked Bacon 3 Cakes Large Octagan % Mustard Sardines * Soap .......1...............i..\~ Per Can .............. 100 lb. sk. old Ky. Lay .. 100 lb. sk. W heat Bran Mash ........................... 100 lb. sks Sweet Feed. J 100 lb. sk. Dairy Feed .. 25 lb. sks. Eg;gofide /, * i: 25 lb. sk. fine Charcoal fJJJ Lay Mash ... C . . . j g ' i .25 25 Specials for Saturday Fancy, Tender, Swd'ct Peas, No. 2 ( a n ^ , ; Fancy Table Potatoes, 10 lbs. ; . QA Fancy, Brown, (Cooking) Onions, 3 lbs. for ...... .................. J g Fancy White or yellow (sweet) Onions, 4 lbs. O ff .19 3.75 2.75 FRESH Asparagus—Green Peas—Green Corn Green Lima Beans California Cauliflower Iceberg Lettuce -R ipe Tomatoes Cucumbers— Fresh Okra STUAWBERRIKS BLACKBERRIES PLENTY MILK FED ’Tis n fact of lontr slandinf; that A & P’s standard of (|iiality must never vary. Day In und day dqt'yov'wm find on our shelves those item s whose i;uodneJ?s‘ ftati been tested and found to be o f the first ..Kr.ide;\?.y^f these Items are ever priced mopt consistently. loW#. N . Hens & Fryers No charge For Dressing BUTTER & EGGS SWEET MILK—SWEET CREAM PicnicHams 4 to 6 lb- av. No 2 Cart 2 For Per lb, Pound Pkg, Fancy Cookies Pantry Assorted Cookies 12 oz Itrnr llasket UPTONS O r a n g e P e k o e T e a v*^ Tin 2 3 ^ ....................I . i ’h. . MA 1 Z - ................. ■■■' I 1,1 Corner of Sanford Avc. and Fourth St. The Home Of quality. Service And Uniformly Low Prices PRICKS MARKET DOWN SPECIAL I’OR SAT! It DAY SHOPPING 301O X Extra Sifted No 1 Can Eggs. Strictly fresli •country’ per do/ AH Cleaning Strrar (Irnnulatcd, in ll>s. for 15 oz. Can Coffee, Maxwell House per III. m iU T ii't Ociauon and P&(! Soaps and Powders (i for ib* * # Rich, Tender, F! ky Pie C rust 8 Lbs. $ 1 .3 9 DLL MONTE Sifted Tiny Peas worth 30c per can Fruit Salad Special Extra Sweet Corn worth 25c per can Asparagus Tips worth 25c down to ENCORE Pure Italian Ti.matoes No. 1 Can Saturday 1 cans for J/2 Pint Can Curnatioii und Pel Milk Peaches Yellow Cling i 1-2 size regular 25c for lUe Wesson Oil i|uarl size Saturday Piggly Wiggly Corned Reef regular 2Hc Saturday Cleanser OLD DUTCH Tripe Lil bys 25c size Saturduy Srratch-Hen Feed ID 1bn. Cio.sh Western Fresh Weestern Kraut Juice per can .. •••«}••••........................... ......... .. 12c Meat and Poultry Market If/'aL ] ■Hams-half-rrf-wholo per lb, Hut tor Cloterhloom p Pork Shoulder per lb. R Wflt Nature Round Steak per lb Fresh Fruits And Vegetables A Specialty With No lC&n Ix>in Steak per lb White Uacon per II) I ard 2 lbs. for EIGHT O’CI/OCK Picnic Hams ptr lb In Bulk Fresh Ground Lb, Veal Shoulder per lb o p ,r tn4 rei*X M f e n . « A. J. Vaughan I P SI �I, X *dL~. ■7T----- w v<’/ IK - Kv■ft. The Sanford Herald ,.-Z, ^THE SANEQRD HERALD. 8,V M F0nf?;j^q& tA U rillD l\Y jM A V ll^ .ite&'LI A Flexible Policy man of activity and of vision to stand beside the veteran Senator Fletcher in hi# fig h t for Florida. address in t Three years ngo south Florida J t !!■ 1 the fact that he is the second snid th at if*some people were to be Florida governor in all the hlstorv cured of smallpok, broken bones, of this state who was more in h a r­ pncuntffliia and insomnia by a ph>>; mony with his second legislature sirinn. they would be very apt to than Ins first. In ncnrly every in- fall out vritlThim if they contracted I stance the incom 'ng governor the ground itch. So it is in politics. I Hut The Herald, in company with ( finds a friendly legislature, willing and eager to work nlong his lines the m ajority of other newspapers o f suggestion, nnd there it "usu in this stute believes th at real pro­ ally ends, John M artin holds the gress is deserving of recognition. distinction of having his second The Herald refuses to believe that legislature continue Ihnt harmony. the m ajority of people will turn The fruits irtny be seen in the ilieir bncks on great constructive financing «>l KVerJrlndes reclam ­ work, however much, they may In* ation, in the adequate financing >t it odds with tha constructor on the common schools and state uni­ various items of the general plan. versities for the first lim e in h is­ The intelligent voter, we believe, tory, in the welding to g ethcr.of tlM will not condemn nn architect's j 07 bounties of Floridn by th? finest creation of a beautiful cathedra) I paved highway system in A m eri­ because he doesn't like the look.* j ca. nnd iii the m odernising of tlv; of one of the gnrgolcs on the ro o f.! South Florida, nnd the w hole; various departm ents of our Kioto *tnte for tha* m nttcr, has just I government. In the work of John M artin for started her best growth. Our I the paU three years there is much ports and w aterw ays require fe d -, th at will develop enemies. It must ?rnl aid. Our state needs an active in* remembered that progress in fighter. Sueh n man is John M a r-! state government is so liew to the tin. He is the man Floridn should j people of Floridn th at many of send to Washington to complement ■ their resent it. Then, loo,' nil* g re a t the labors of Senator Fletcher. I f 1 m eartnes always meet opposition he is elected, this country at least somewhere; some honest and some will know the name of Florida’s of the enrping variety. It has been J jur.ioi Senator. L o c \ A rbor Jim Carson delivered a vocy interesting Tampa the other night in which he explained among many phm| no Tamiam, Trail nnd no pro8 other things, just why the Florida Timcs-Umon was not _ . __ „„„„ publishing any of the news stories pertaining to either his j*;1 0 0 ‘ . ‘ . jH IT' candidacy or that of Doyle Carlton. A letter from Scott Di*ie highway into Miami was in Loftin, one of the directing geniuses of the Jacksonville p a - !ru n*' nml one'° f the greatest tieper, was rend ns follows: . t.e1r^ nl,ir‘° l,'n/ c ir) t,us dircctio". , "It has-been tHe uniform policy of the Times-Union not mc 0 rcc ,on 0 to !tc ——+—------------------- :------- *vast* “ Everglades wnsamn coming V a c n s r i t i P T i o v i i a t i :n to publish speeches of candidates for pny office attacking halt because there wax po money •7 .0 0 O a r Y e a r . . . . ------ ........ o f theif. opponent, in sight to carry it op. The very • 5.00 their opponents personally, or the B la M aatfcs iv T hre e M e alb r .............. • 1.13 und I regret, therefore, that the direefyrs are not willing to life blood of thin p a rt of Florida •0 .1 3 mUii H r C a r r i e r a r r W rrW . .. ^18 well an every other section wn*. waive this jiolicy in your case." : >r~r~ aluggish and muddled, because Tfcr H e r a l d , S a a t a r d ' a p i n a r r r Such a doctrine applied to the TLches-Union Bounded •'oSrtMerlkra* : » * « h r l a t r r a w - , transportation wan clogged, nnd We thought we had fead political tirade^ In that p arts of the g re a t' commonwealth t l a a a l X r n a S r n l r r , r r r r l t l n c I r o o i J stran g e. th la lu p rrlo r arm * o ra n a la a lla a papqr at one time or another. \Ve had been under the im­ of Floridn were isolated from one - tw e a l < th o u san d n n r d a d a llr r a v e r l a m ■ I t k r I r u d l n a e v e n ! * nf t h e pression that we had rend an article appearing only recently another by .barriers of ignorance M t l n { w o r l d . T k r I. •>. Si la e e p r r l a l l r r f f l r l r a l I n I ' l n r l d a a n d la in thta Times-Union by Dr. Hroughton, a Baptist minister, at­ ns well ns by natural obstacl^a, til w lth d f c l r q a a l . John Martin defeated C ntts in tacking rather severely the candidacy of Sidney J. Catts. k T k r I e r a Id la a m e m b e r « f I k r But thinking we m ight have been mistaken, we began to li)24, the vote of tho E ast Const turning the tide. He set about A a d l t n u r r a n #1 C l r r u l a l l a i n a , n n l a l r r a a l l o n a l A a a a r l a l l o a o f T a b * read the Jacksonville paper more carefully. keeping the promises he had made, lla k rr , A d v rrllarra a a d A d v rrtU In one issue we picked up recently wc found this, quoted and today finds every one fulfilled, iltn lo M hlrh • re q u ire earh a "The tail enders of a or well on the w ay- toward fulfil­ I l a k e r m e m k e r t o a a b m l l t o a from a speech o f Senator W aybright: Ikeraaak aad ll at au b arrlp lln n ’agging tho head of ment. John M artin in the gover­ ( l a t a - a o r d e r ( a v e r l f ) * tia n ln t rl> political race always spend their time W a l l cli lava s i r l r e a l a l l a a , a a w e l l a a the ticket, which accounts for the attacks of Carson and nor’s office has been u dynamic k a a e a k a a l a e a a m o tk u d n . Carlton upon Hathaway. The voters of Floridu have long figure, und his works prove his i . t .. — -----------------nnd vision. been accustomed to these tactics which only serve to in­ ability FRIDAV, MAY 18. One proof of the usefulness of crease the lead of the head of the ticket.” his adm inistration may be seen in That wasn’t so bad, so we looked over to the next column B it) L B V E R H R F O R T O D A Y and there we found a long account of a recent speech of Dr. Mackenzie, which included such choice bits as this: "He SOWING GENEROUSLY — There' is that scntterctli, und yet (Dr. Mackenzie) denounced in no uncertain terms ‘three ire ■ incrcitscth; und there is that with- branche.H.rof a contemptible conspiracy in the state,’ and a hoidefh more than is ’meet, but it whispered campaign in which he declared a candidate was at­ mi tendeih to poverty.—I’rov. 11:24. tempting to dkiib into the gubernatorial chair by walking PRAYER—Help us, Lord, to on the ‘crushed hearts of women and children." fIN M atter needs of kindness ull along And then this, in the same story: "Dr. MacKcnzie then our Way. described.a ‘whispering campaign of baseless lies of the same ill.- rli nature being used against Dr. Hathaway,’ to discredit him. Hoo v rr and Smith are finding this a good m'hsiiii for picking del. He described the attacks as ‘slimy, underground methods'.” And also this: "The third conspiracy, Dr. MacKcnzie de­ egate*. clared, 'is the most damnable of all, ail effort by means of \ ----------- o ----------half truths to strike down the shining figure of a man— Fons i I' Tha Ix-cslmrg ('ommoreial hnr. comp out for Dr. Hathnwuy. An­ A. Hathaway.” That is enough in itself to show the inconsistency in other good paper gone wrong. - .......... o ----------what the Times-Union says is its policy and what actually is It has been our observation that its policy, but we turn to another page in the same issue and many of the rocks being thrown rcud: "Further proof of the corruption in Trammell’s office • t Dr; Hathaway come from some at Washington was read tonight by Governor Martin, from of hlS|0 Wn roads. the mayor of one of the large cities on the Fast Coast who If what Jim Carson is now tell­ had applied to Senator Trammell for an appointment for a . ing on*the chairman of the road de­ son to Annapolis.” The Times-Union then proceeded to re­ I* f partm ent is true, it is tim e for tho produce in full the letter which showed graft in the office of Senator Trammell. tales attorney to act. ■■o-----------We wonder how the Times-Union reconciles the stories I t looks as if Carson had pulled which daily appear in it'with what is announced as its the Catts* claws. Now he is taking “policy" over the signature of one of its directors. - * L. V • » .* • . - ' i . M 'lk lU k m l f t * t r D llrrM o R t u r d ■ n a d a r a t Mmifnrft, F l o r i d a . . I l l k lnannlla. A * ra o r. — —* .► — •- __ * K » ltrH a a ■<raa«l r l a a a m u t t e r O r t a k r r 37, l»lt». a t I k e P a a t a r f l r r a t K anrortl. I ' l m l d a , n a i l r r a r t « r C a a * r r « » o r M a n 'l l 3, 1 N T . ................................................................................... R O L I . A M I «„ I 1 K A X ,______ I ' d I ( n r H . HOW A l l l l IICHII _______ M a n a a r r H A H I .K R . JO R K H . . M a n a a l a a M l l w r >lnM •7-*****’■»<vV—v - ■■ ^ PACB-roun t. »• »? sV ■:e * • * *i .4IH The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co. Time For Preparation Needed Those having properly, big or little, any where In Seminole Count}; for sale please notify me early by letter, simply Maiin| the fact, and giving the number of your sep arate pieces. A form Ior boundary description nnd for display feature* will then be mailed to you that your listings (w ithout ownership shown unless you so desire) may appear on October l‘ubliclty Sheets „ Will nerd some time to get all phases of a quick, prnrtirable system in presentable shape. F arm ers,—please don't forget to w rite tho»e "Crop I’rc*. criptions” and be. sure to sign your name to them . Such a trrn tise will he n small m atter to yon but a “G reai (lift’’ (, Our County's New Cllirens, With you for Seminole until that nnnie becomes n synonym for Wholesome Prosperity. H.A.Speir Sanford Florida ANTED WORN TIRES! v Ir tha steam out of the Hathuway machifcr. —Ocnla Stnr, , i! .n > J l flights this sum m er. It won't he long tie fore such trips will be the UKual filing. ! ------------o-----------Jim i Carson's expense account l?ads lla th a w a y ’a by ncurly four thousand dolltfrs, yet wlien Jim goes into a town to niuke u speech he does so in many instances with, out n dim e's worth of advertising while H athaw ay will l>« proceeded by two or three full page ads. -t- o Sidney J. C atts says lie is going orinu an to ;(lva the people of Florida ■economical adm inistration, und yet he has invited everyone who voles fo r him to come to Tallahassee •nd spend the week-end with him In the governor’s mansion, Iiy the time the people get through puyiug fo r sunh parties us that, takes will bo out- of sight. r i i ■i . f .■til (0 -it- if\ L S' m t X »{k tv r r*.\ J blr.g1 (harden Clubs ■ ------ :—o— ;— —^ ^ how best to obtain a more beautiful setting for one’s home. IIcArrt £eli<eT, o'? the i^T. *5Tugfirst Garden (*uTTm ftniTrirn 'his formwMn WrilaVWIfilfhc uatinelRecord, nnd enthusiastically in 190<l. Since* that time, it is stated, then* have come into lnellmkL-.toward Al Smith, hns existence over f>00 M idi clubs. This remarkable growth is coined the expression “ henl-Sniith- evidence lliat the public has appreciated tin* splendid movt or-bust brigndo" and thnl'n exuct- ly the wtay m greut many of us feel m ent; and that it responded so enthusiastically reflects cred­ it on the artistic sense of our home lovers. •bout jit. In Sanford, where the .foil lends lelf so admirably t«. tbe successful growing of shrubs and flowers. Uic Garden Herb Hoover hns spent only ten thousand dollars on his tumpnign Club is. and should he, one of the most beneficial factors in in thelKoulh. Kilhci Hoover knows the life of the community. Not only does the scientific | tho sJu th is solid and will remain planning of the landscape add materially to tin* appearanceHO, of' he figures it won't cost of the city and thereby satisfy a practical fulfillment, but it tnuch to swing it to his side from also establishes a bond of human sympathy between its mem A) Smith. hers and every other movement for civic improvement. W*I believe it was Shakespeare who said “one touch of nature Governor Sm ith ik having very makes the whole world kin." little tip uny about his wet procllv* • Wo wish that every oue. whether they are affiliated lilts t! tese days. Ho will wait until South has nominated hiiiT "With any concerted group for better gardening or not, would ‘ a t the) Houston convention before work along the lines which the'Garden Clubs have adopted coming openly to the front of an . and assist in improving their premises and the general dress ti-proHibitionuta. of (heir city. Only a minimum amount of effort every dn\ on the part of our residents would help to bring about a charm L o ab Dlcriot, the first man to to Sanford which-would be invaluable in advertising this fly a rio si the English Channel in placg as a community where the people have cultivated a building u huge nirplunu with which no lopes to inaugurate reg­ taste for the beautiful and have manifested it in the attrac­ u lar jwtssdnger trans.A tluntic tiveness of their surroundings. »a*. ■* CU *»tI'tO ,ict* . Raphael's work brings f87.r»,0(|ft — headline in Jacksonville Journal. To fulfill the need of an organization which would have Whlctt, we believe, even the best labor unions will ndmlt in a fuir .*<>r its purpose purpose! the advancement of interest in the develop­ develop day’s f>ay. ing of better gardens and tjie dissemination of knowledge of Trade them now new Goodrich Silvertowns 0T nna., Mct-f Hi idpt- / 1 1 • ' which volvi .I, Yet the Journo], ip-aquatiy in-its-ntrtturtr-T ‘i H ' O W lrir r w revealed in the stall (road departm ent and in the-cam ­ paign fund of its chairman;, — 0--------- — - Sell them to us. Let us apply the credit for those unused miles to reduce the price of new Goodrich Silvertowns. Viu o,*t (he confidence—the safety—the traction of these famous tires. Wc get your worn tires which we can re-sell to other motorists. That's "business, all around. Just like the way yoifve bought new cars for years—except for one thing. A tire can "blow out” and become almost worth­ less. A car does not Don't wait till your tires blow out. Trade them now. and w hat a T ire you get I n s il v e r t o w n ! THE DUTY OF A GOOD CITIZEN TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT Judge them by what other motorists have found out in the past two years —and you'll (iml tliut money cannot buy finer tires. A good citizen is one who when purest character, measures up to culled on to exercise his highest •hese standard s—ami there privilege—th at of choosing the of- probably not a 'm an in ‘.he slate, fiiers to represent him in state m including the other candidates— county government—votes for the man who nearest m easures up to who if he were nominated, would his ideal of one who would make n throw up their hands in holy hor­ good official. Tills year Wc select ror and suy: "Well, the state will in n prim ary nomination, the demo, go to tho devil now.'' erntic choice fur who would make If tliis be true, und there is the U »t governor. Goad citizens doubt it is true, tlicit a gi.oq citizen should vote their first choice vote who realizes his responsibility in fur the mun of all candidates run­ Die making of Ids state, should ning, whom in their opinion would have the courage to give HIS make the safest nml fairest gover­ FIRST CHOICE VOTE to the man nor, if elected in this racis—uml it w'ho measures up to the ideal is nlso proper that in these un set- qualifications of n good governor tlid times—they should consider —and if they do thut, the m ajority who could go into llmt office witli of the citizens of this stute will tlu* least friction from all other *ust their FIRST CHOICE VOTE forces—who would not only select for JOHN S. TAYLOR of Largo, h?i Him on the voting day as their first | Farm er, llusinessQiliin; Statesm an ch choice hut w’ho, whin he was nom- and Christian, because it is conInn ted, they would In* satisfied ceded that fa r over half of the would make ,e good, safe, conser- people <4 this stute, expecting to vatlCc fill'd- constracHiv’e- governor. Vvlu qti J |i||t* ion, hf*c" T here'Is no question hut 4hat pressed themselves by saying* JOHN TAYLOR of U rg o . u farm "Vyhethir he can lie elected*or not, «T, business mun, legislator of tong we don't know, hut JOHN TA Y ­ standing und varied .experience, LOR is undoubtedly th e REST hi.ill ind a Christian gentlem an o f 'th e in this rucu." Onefof the trials qf being a newspaperm an and writing every day isj<that you often do not know vrhem iyou have offended or why MIAMI IIEItA l.l) ' n r how* To pass an hitherto am la. b lr aciuaititmu-e on tho s tirc t ami When John \V. Marlin conics be Senator Dark Trammell, who hus 1«ava‘ I[im either nod curtly or cut fore the |>eople of this state for- had u long uml uneventful career you diad, when you have not the ratifieation of his record In June, In public life, and who has been least Idea of w hat has offended he will be nearing the end of a re ­ F lorida’s junior aenutor for the him, and have never hod on intent markable udiqinixt ration. If the ?P*Kt, 1‘J yyears, p u rio g all that i offind him—is oniyof t y bitter Majority of th£voters approve tjie tim m jio • lias conducted himself J — l a chronic journaiist |wys- f treat iqnstrurD ve wcwk he has w ittu djiAiity, befitting the station th at ■ m * h nt-U lone in the p u st three Ind u halt und#rith?H(>nle exc4ption*Vias been [on public m attrfs i< dicta *•1 Irears, they wilF-sekd him to ilk hful to the roll■*ti * liking* or personal United States Ba Senate by way of advanced to ld tn .n l. Judge them by their tested construction—and you'll know why they’re making such perform­ ance reeortb. The hiuge-ccuter tread —final answer to ks.lloon tread design! Water Curing —that Goodrich process which cures Silvertowns from inside*and outside both—makes these tires tough clearjthrough. ’ - ' A wonderful tire jn exchange for the tires that ^ ,e j°y riding. See us this week r-tliis offer will not be repeated. P u f Service Station Today! Y CO. FLORIDA NEEDS ACTION * ii Thc Jacksonville Journal neoffs a t Mellon's support nf Hoover h<** ^UPPOSEyourolil tiros do have a doubtful thou­ sand o ra risky five thousand miles in them. You don’t have to ride on the tires, to {fet your money's worth. SANFORD rCorner First and FLORIDA > i Phone 703 ^ I- U Y i L . ' /" -------- — II' \ r - -1- �A *»*. J f »* I *^v 1 safe: ~~U A G B FIY 1'UE SANFORD-RKRALH, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FJUDAV. .MAV.jft 31 ItS. ItHAI) EN TER TA IN * Office Telephone 145 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence M arriage Ceremony Solemnized T*u$sday I Calendar A m arriage of inturcst to theirmany friends was th a t of Mrs, Louise G ardner Sprout itnd Dr. Minor .0. Baldwin, which was quiet­ ly solemnized Tuesday afternoon, at five o’clock, at the St. Luke's Cathedral, Orlando, Rev. Phillips S. Gillmnn performed, the cere, nion^ . * . Mrs. Bnldwin has been spending the winters in Orlando for the past ten years, coming from Warcham, Mast;., unit Is active in dull, social and O. E. S. Work. Dr. Buidwin, is a nationally known orgnnist nml a composer of wide Tonic.*He 1ms m ndeJiis win­ ter home at Orlando forUhe past ten years hml has appeared be­ fore Sanford n'ufliences many times. Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin will spend a short time in; Orlando; and later go to a summer homo yt North Carolina. T|u*y ar^J»JSp'j»lanning n European trip 'sonjgtiiyjj^jji^'iit.^ I ITucaduy afternoon, at her lovely ):ome in Snu Lnntn. Vnti colored Spring flown r» cumhinccf with t jrreencry were used with plenxing effect in the rooms where the erird tables had been spread for Mrs. Wallace Wright leturned the game*. A fte.- the iikiiiiI n u m b e r of pro* home Thursday noon from For- grcx*iui»* hml been played anil nandina Bench wl'ore she has been i scotcs totaled, the prizes for high­ spending the past week with her est and next highest scores, silk | hose, were won l»y Mrs. J. C. Bills mother, Mrs. Robertli* Howard. Jr., and Mrs. William A. I.effler. At the tea hour the bridge nccerMrs. W. E. Boll of Trenton. i< visiting here ns the guests of her I sories were removed and the tables overlaid with dainty covers and nephew nnd niece Mr. and Mrs. E. refreshm ents of beangv p arfalt, N. Scott at their home on Union | c„kt,,, and straw henies -and punch I were served by the hostess assis" Avenue. ted by her sister, Mrs. Kndor CurMrs. Ben Caswell nnd small let l, . Enjoying this affair, were Mrsdaughter Jeanne Ann, are A.W.N'nx, Mrs. K.Compfon, Mrs. lng a few days at Rust is Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mr*.*lEpj llHls guests of her sister Mrs. Robert J J r a, Mrs. Paul Dooley and 'Mrs. Holly Jr. Thomas Price. _ ; *'•!, I* .* Personals d Mrs. J. U. Vidlar and mg Min-, left rinii olat Mil., whore BENNETT CIRCLE MEETS m orning .for . . MumninrOi ------Mrs. Vidlar and childien will spend, The Belle Bennett Circle of the the summer. Methodist Church held its regular Tlie many friends of Mr. and meeting Monday afternoon at tin* home of Airs. Sant Bradford on Mrs. E. M. Galloway will be inter-, Oak Avenue. The rooms of this ested to learn that they arc now cozy home were bright with m y­ on route to Denver Colo., where riads of carnations, petunias nnjl Mrs! Galloway 'till spend %s0 vera other cut flowers combined with greenery. Tlie new, chairm an, Mrs. .1. A. Rogers, presided over the business session which’ was opened with the devotional eoxrcises, Kn<\im­ aging reports were given by the Miss Ethel Lanier nf various cuminittee chairmen. Mi anil Alt * D. t! A fter all I lie business bail liei-li visiting here as tlie gini .unis. Mo., spent disposed nf. tlie hostess, assisted Alexander Jr., at hei he t in it.i v on loi si in* by Mi>. V P iicst, served la->t\ l.atita. lefresliment-- of ice cieani and Dr. A. IV. Epps re t iiri \ II I I I l. l N T »*l»I»l T U I . H U N home made cake. Then* were 1 ! i l l f l l r r I r e n l l i i e n t *»l r r r l i i l i l l - e i \Vi dnesilay evening from members present. llll. .Ills. I iill W IN u u w i a Ga., where he attended Ik *i»l>rlrl«r I lie H u ll ell Nnnlln I a y r i i r . |ir»i-lli*e I n O r ln w il ' ('onventinu. t COItltECTTON flu- summer. ! ..T U E S D A Y ■Social - , D epartm ent of the ftnin's Club will have furl ntlj bridge p arly at 2..'HI o \ lock [tbf chili lloitse, vvitli Mrs. Fred I Williams, Mrs. .1. C. G 'blis, I.. I' Hagan and Mis. H. I> pi s< host esses. Ur*. S O. Chase will entertain kriilge at tier home on 0 :iL nr,ur at 2 :0(1 o'ciiiek linnuriiig In. |a; S ( r C hase J r . ellie Turner Circle [eels On Wednesday Tel. 37. " GAINESVILLE, Fin., May 17.- j Seminole, the University of F lo r­ Snonsor* for the University of ida yearbook, „ Florida Junior-Scnior prom to be The Junior prom will ho held held here May 2.r> wore announced this year in the new. University today by Currie W itt, president of gymnasium, Friday evening May the Junior class, they include-Miss 2.r». A special orchesttn under the Adelaide Mahoney. Tam pa society direction of J. J. McCranie will girl mid form er student of the furnish iiiusir for the occasion anil State College for Women nt Tal­ it Is expected th at thi« Imll will he, lahassee where she'w as n member the Ynost brilliant staged by the j of the Chi Omega sorority; Mix* University this >Jear. Dorothy McCranie of Jacksonville, The dahee committee consists who is prominently identified of I.. O. Gravely, Buck Frederick, thm ugout the state as nn accom­ : Marian M artin, Angus McKinnon, plished dancer; Miss Mary Jnne 1 and Unrl Owcnby in conjunction, Momfert, one of Miami's most 1 with officers of tho Junior cluss. ' popular society girls, who is now ! Chaperones will include Prcsi- J ■dent and Mrs. Jnm oi M, F arr, j . Dean and Mrs. W alter J. M ath erly ! • Major and Mis. A. C. Tipton. Dean and Mrs. H arry It. Trousler,' Hr. and Mrs. G. C.' Tillman. Senior elnss officers are: W al­ lace Shafer, president; B. K\ Roberts, vice-president; Perry Windham, «ecrclao'-treasurt*r. Junior class officers are..C urrie WJtt, president; Kenneth " linni-i'ik. vice-president and Joe Golds, by, secretary-treasurer. -•nn \ \ . I . n r e \ * r . T rlciihniir ,1111 o l l l l i e * i i r | i r l * r d I n n * Mil o ld tr l ** e l l « l l h i o i l n n li m e Iriiin Im -liie -*<|irelnll»lMB I " u I,n l t r e n l m e i i l of ■l» l o o t el n m l r e e l n l ill»eii»e«, W rile lor I r e ............. . lllrriilnre. CITY TRANSFER K STORA(iRJta° t ,< l*ln*ii m**» Ina, llanllim M ILA N E ^ Mi*»c* HpI 'nr Join**, M argaret Kuthyrinc - Van N efi. •mta Kicveking, Corrinno Muru' .t y lJrown, Helen Wntencn cu blfonur Bully. L 1*01- nt'«i Mr*. Al AVilliams of f* h'nia.n. D. C., arrived here ,f. uy from Palm B#bch and Z .tb* of Mr*. William*' V v straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on jjooa business property. ■ ’ , „. .j » SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO, 112 E. Second fit. - .*______ r«» »'i< • - remem T O -D A Y \g ir l graduate. « W e have just, Received a shipment o Sully Philips Nick SI unrl Charles Paddock John Harrow ADDED A ITB.ACTION Now Prices IB and :if»c -on siiu .I'll W. n. lU i'if I.O SS IN G EDening Proems Lovely Little Ruffled Taffetas in Pastel Shades. Sizes range from M In 20. Our Gan^ Comedy Merchant’s Gift Nite CmUinumiN 1 l u l l P. M. ( 'tinting Saturday ' ie- Mgr. SMART SUMMi Graduation STYLES FOR MEN Worsted New Lloyd Sale Bargains Ladies C h i l d r e n ’s Ladies A lot of todies - patent leather, blonde and .• black arch-support shoes. These are $10 and $11 shoes. Now selling for Special Prices ^ 4 HATS! HATS! Straws, soft straws and sennet* in smart styles lur sum mer wear at pleasing prices S U IT S Pumps, slippers and oxfords th at will make the most fastidious tfirl proud. They will always he a part of the nfemory of grad­ uation days for the girl that has them. They .are made in beautiful white kid, modish India Prints and sm art black patent leathers. There is a choice of high and low heels. The prices on these shoes, you will find, speak for themselves. am a m an w ho cares Models 1( tlie formula for econ­ omical summer smartness * two piece Tropical Worsted suits tailored in special skele­ ton construction for comfort. Every suit is well lined and jualitieM. I uni too netivo to l»c nnyUiiiif» lull coinfortaklc. Anil yel I fully nppre<tiulo llic Importnuco of koin^ properly *lurned out* I wear FI.ORSHEIM W elterw elgkt Skocs for warm w eather. . . they’re uh welcome as a cooling krecze, tut ncceHHary u . u Sum m er Hlruw.” ••• T i* to T w « fn i P o l l a n , M o s t S ty le s * 1 0 Unmatchahle values in liifht ?ray8, tans, blues, stripes und other popular patterns. Come in and*let us fit you 1 . 5 . *n,f * T ’ J u ,lw *nd M-r*' Uli n Kht at their.hom e on r'k>nvil|c Avenue. •'ll ai ..LOSSING’S '*l|CK SRRVIOE fc fJtA N S F E R T ’ w F- Ur»i|ng Shipping, | W . I *n<I Storage >*■» i. 11 - " y t. * \ •- . ‘ I' /i/J . .1 *i'A -• •*> - via P arties Fine Shoes for In d ies“fiTtTcK kids attd [CST leather slipiwrs icent n l leainer snpi»er» nod nou ox u» * roydsi An exceptions! bar ChildfeA’fl fancy ontl slrrip patent leather turn sole Rain. slippers for graduation. A Two pair for at l.loyd new shipment i* kirgain prices, . f lonrftV ^tfrionT lie S l i u r p f h o o i e r s 'l« l» Murnn ,, (A New Shipment Just Received) Jh.,» Eleanor Bully was hostro' *iic-day evening, when she a Htuim-d » number of her xeninr ,*M mate* at a dinner at her "» Myrtle Avenue. * "ik, while and green were the ®ois chosen to decorate with for I |‘I*. o^foir and were beautifully' *rru‘’l ' ” l1 with isnnp dragon*. -S'tcr lillies, sweet pea* ami 7 *' Tke taHlefully arranged inner table Wn* graced with a low n’lf,1' pea* together -prig* of asparag U H fern*. On improved Cily properly nl 7 per cent. 3 to fire year WILLIAM fox Pr,' W i t ' S Tropical liss Roily Hostess To Her Class Mates MONEY TO LOAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry ilaum er nnd small son, of Miami, are the.house guests nf Mrs. Hnumcr’s ’ sister. Mrs. Nathnn O. Garner, at her home on Mellonville Avenue. , ’ ■. •• 'I'Im- Herald regret* the oininis- | -ion of the name of Mis. Al. Bloel. from the guest list of a social ; courtesy given Inst Tuesday by , members of the Women's Auxiliaiy >f the Beth Isinel congregation m | 1 tic many fnen«l*> ol honor of Mrs. Milton 111m k, ,t re. 1Silin 11 x will regret to eelit bride. I she is ill at her home trea th Street. A nini'riiige wlmli eame •in prise to their many fnend w a s | M rs. W . J S t «*• *1 a n d i b ililr li that ol Mrs. Stelln Miflsnn an J tx-tilihisl to llieii h o m e ;il h i s - l i l i darcus Lee l-'ulcli, whieti w a s m e, T I iiii miIiiv at lei s p e n d i n g tin '•!i inni/ed Satunlay, April . a ' p a s t w eek li e ie wilti In-, p a i e n t l Mland" Air i ad Air*. J . <i Ito! I Tho Nellie T u rn er Circle of tieat It:ifiti>* ( hin« li met Wcilnes-i h afii-- ik'ihi at tlie home of Mrs P. IIosm-v with Mrs. Dossey and In. I.. It Bragg as hostesses. ■ k-I-.i fill as well as g rlistir iir. ■ 'in of Spring flowers m i­ ll in di eoral iug I lie roomI*if it- meeting was held. Aftci > miim> business bad been oicil ut. a soiial hour was ar J ■Toil Ii 'toning Mr*. L. !.. Gooch j •- leaving the city. Mrs.I mi- presented a fram ed j **1" and also a lovely boui|uet | r<"" -. I*\ Mis. Charles F. Mar *11 m behalf of the circle. b*tc in tin- afternoon refresh- • ot- oi sandwiches, home made I hs ami iced tea were served bv I Sanford Girl Is Selected As One Of Sponsors For Florida Ju n io r Prom �■ -• ' *1 2i f :tio h • i *<*• l«t* 1 » M'<* > ' it n o i >t>n C| m M TVrer j n? *'• s . .D w * » * * • % ) ■ E r i ^ Amos, £mory 9. Martin, J. B. Stewart. ]R»r commlxaloner of agricuiture: iH Nathan Mayo, Will 8 . Sparktnan. *2 For railroad commisslonei H Group No. j': V . W. Phillips, A. S "» W«lla. ’ Group No. 2: ‘Frank K a y Ander 2 - 'aon, James 0 . Cassidy, Mrs. B. L. >a .Baton, Carl Hargraves. Jj? . to t state senator thirty-seventh n senatorial district: J. J. Parrish, JJJ tP. W. Robertson, at , For delegates to the national democratic convention, state at ** large—Vote for four: Mrs. Tom; mie C. Barfield. Mrs. Lena Bird. *>'• — Mrs. P. 8. Buchanan, Sarah Lanidrum Cawthon, Mrs. Alvina Craig, .MW:. Myrtle • Warren Felkel, Mrs. ^Howard Goulding, Mr*.' C. E. prawklns, Dr. Julia Kline, Mrs. Fred Nooney; Nellie O'Hara, Mrs. 3- M r If w U i» m kiiktr* 1 Imm A r«ui«i iW#rv« tU f I ftll rim W«t *«l 0 l^UU H td h" y j ^ S r O r . R**d’ Kfctherine JOMH OMUUMVaag HICKSTUARTin ’HIGH SCHOOL IURQ* — wiuun •' * m ou iw K th tf \v | J t 'J Af.i u iiw ' iih . Snatchers.” -• This cast is surprising, ns two other new faces arc seen in it, who make good in their first im portant roles. They are David llollina and John Darrow, both of -h o rn give splendid performances. American youth, sparkling viva­ cious and in a)l its glory has been captured In Fox Film s comedy dram a, “High Srlio 1 Hero,’’ which comes to the Milane Theatre today. This picture of high school life is som ething very different from *M^gatCf lo nalTonal "Drmo- r .-1 - — Elton J. Mougliton Architect' J . <M. Carson, Sidney J . C atta, Sr., Fan* A. H athaw ay, Jo h n 8 . T ayk#D * s r ~ at ne waa^confident no would hvl , able to vindicate himself. Others indicted include: Police. Lieut. A. F. Jones; A ssistant Fire F irst N at’.! Hank Hide. Chief Dwight C arpenter; J . M. ” Siiifbrd, Fla. Lorimcr arid Asa B. Sands, fbrm er policemen; William P. Belote, fo r­ mer m ajo r and now county commj*STiTner; Paul M arbn, president ’W . T b c V ^ y > ' ■• ■ ' " \ cn y council nnd Fire Chief n u tJ-V*-. . J ’, IfHge Smith nil were held in bonds of from ff .00 to 12,500. L ir its '(Cohtlnu«d from Page i ) ■> |« C. riiMi’f. , f• ’. For preaidentinl electors, Group m No. B r8. W. Deese, George Whit& M d MeBory. . For Governor: Doy)4 'E . C arlton H i m a*,ttfmjvo an : T H K H jW F Q H D H E R A l J ) r P A N P ! 0 R P .( F I iQ R i B U L > l F l lD A ¥ | M A \ 1 9 . ■" (Crnilo convention, atate a t large— every other type f youth has been rolo of which .he makes the most, “High School Hero," Is real en­ V ote for four: W. F. Alien, T. J . ihown- excepting the h ’gh school tertainm ent and of a kind th at will ^Appleyard, J. Leo .Anderson, W ar­ student. please every type of th eatre lover. den Anderson, H enry Clay ArmThe picture is crammed witli /-.iron*, Kenneth Ballinger, John S. humorous episodes from s ta rt to ARGENTINE KILLS SE L F lic a n l. J. R. (T rux) Bullock, Rich- finish and includes every form of Aird Vv. Ervin, 'Redmond B. Gao­ student activity from athletics to NEW YORK. May 1R ._(IN S>— l i n ', M. O. U arri-on, F rank-H il- study and graduation prepara­ Jtnin; K. “7.. Jones, Ft-., John J. Ke tions. One exciting sequence, is a Horatio Columhrcs, 35, wcnlthy Jiiun, ]hoe, jfe-Run L um et. Dryun Mn'-k, ronlHtlr nnd ho*l” contested yami Argentine physicinn, who killed M irin Mnntcro. 27, beautiful S pan-| .’Pat Murphy, 8 . C. I’i ui'IeJi, Eppei livltveen rlx r»f )iH}J;etl'nH t i i d r" «»r *>r. in hor npartm apartm em ent here yTucJtir, John A. VuiiVul/nb, Edgar Till' ••iit ’.ri , md 'i t ,1 i.-i'i iiil< ',i ' ii i’.!nv r r' r -hr hn ' -o iW .'W uybright. it t llll'fl'- llt t m i wi • ii' !'•*•<«! t n .i n y him, nnd th in slioi F o r delegates l<> iiulimi.il I letnu- I r»t ncrfon.innce. One l-i'-r'; himself, died in a hospital this jcralii: coijvi ntion. Fm ntii eongres- -oung woman '-nrrly more *hin morning. vifonal district—Vote for two: J E. gir’, Sllilv H-i' f er, J |U ^ , WASHINGTON. May JT. Bowden, .lo ffo ro n B. lirtwnc, f' re :n this p cture *vr.u't»), n j■.TSnus E. l ulkini*, J a n u s E. Cos- nid to hi> h ''r r,i"f f r rii\irf r »>*.• (IN S )—The industrial activity in 1 ‘> l!o ,.V . M. (ilin n . Jim IT. J E * \n o t) r y r • i, i ,... fit. < !h>. Un'to.f S’oteo in *hn lie* few month i-s'to,) m *h" eight tennedy, George K. Mam n |H- H.d-i-.‘ i : tall. V I.. >»|* *" -••• epfor Off. ‘Tionvar K. Haln. •JiMiri t H. Stu* I Ii ' l i i j'li • "l i nil. ’ '■tnr d today. ''ton, P. A. Vun-. Agin '. , For S ta te’s A ttorney: ( l u i i t y .Third C iriu il) .M. D. :>n Mi tl a ‘opposes!;; . • F o r Circuit -Ju d g e : W JVVrigiit ( Unop|">n:d). ■'For Iti jm -henisti>e: (Croup one) •,C. W. K ittzniiug't, M. M. I "rd. For Represent alive- , (Croup ,Twu) I./.p .-lin g an , .1 . J!. I . I :s, It. W. .I’onrtuuii, F or Count) Judge: J .G. Sharon, S'. A. B„W ilkinson. ' JAiT Bhei-iffi B.’iE. Brady, C, M. p .Hand, J. J-V Aletl.-IIand. B. E. j 'W alkor. For T a r AsM-ssf r I t» < liiMen- l its oiudvj im /Jen, L 11 Kiibee, A. \ augiian. | | i i i \ i r V < t»'i>ii»ittoe ' i f D i s t r i c t \i* . ’! *-.i ‘VoF la v ( VlJeetnf; Jgloi I> Jinlrin:; ( Fro p| • . 1 1 . him •i i. For c'lelk ot C'lUll l:. T! Men I’. V i i j 'v « .\s H |) o « J v « ! . N ! i . I l i t r . i ' . ’ . | * Vnri'JC lyfugliu-. I* (, riu.(.hi i For Suptriuteiidi -*i i ’uldi , Instruct ion: T. \ / . 1 .., m Mu> : Belle Maxwell. 1 • m «-i For County Prosecuting At- j f t"rn e y ; J. G. l.eonardy, W. E. >Vh/tc.’} For Constable: (D istrict Four) 1-ealio Bryan, E. A. Fam uli, E. Klnlaw, A. D. Smith, I* A. Tate, y. M. Vick< r>‘. K- C. Wilcox. F«'f Juntie(. of Pi sre- (District jFour) •J , 5f- Gluiffer, (). F. Horn O rr -vt7 “~ !«la>n M. -WC 'iC w tl. Hu .id > p ee i.‘ I t .li. \\ eliliOMi, C. tv. Culpi | iit i i F or ^County C'/huniciu.iu r: (M e - 1 tric t Tvvul John M«ire|i, I), li. t . i Robunl Mat * •J F or Couni.v ( ii.ami >iniin • • I u | ^j.l*iet Dm -1 jjo.-tou . '’ill'', l t noo* Jiia.ed). t Fur G°unty Cnuimi iuiu i • i U... trie s Three) \V. li. Uullurd U. M I J)ouglniei, Frank Evan . r For County Ciuniuiai>ioo> > «i •. tr ic t Four) li. F. WimeU r, (i , , foiled). . 'F o r Gouid. Ci.nnn- ; • . u , ;tr)ct t iv.:) J. i i. j.-. ft|c. Lain. bur Sclioul I:. i 1 *1 . M i*:. Dooley, ?«• J - J i u r t i i ) , I id 1 . Williams, E. T Hninc.-u I Fox .p 'u u ty ........ .a t ..- ljvo,' i .tivrf Committed: l:. .1 . II C, (. c, Pi’drsnn, J. W. OstCi it, u . J l Ju'Cobj, D. if. C. ltabuu. f bur Stale Homuita*<c Executive .Coipmiitde: (I'emgo jMcilory. F or Just ini i.f i'euce (District .Two) J. A. Jit'gnn. For Ju.-tieo of Peace: (D istrict Tinot>) ’J in o Auliu. F o r Constable: (l)ibtriet Two) G. (J. JKl ilL KING’S BAY, SPITZBERGEN, May 18.— (IN S )—The Italian north polar exploration balloon Italia, commanded fey Gen. Um ­ berto Nobile, Innded safely a t 10 o'clock A. M. (local tim e) a fte r a successful flight to N icholas/II I .and (Lenin I.ntid). Gen. Nobile andi fellow members of hts expedi­ tion arc understood to have made Valuable scientific studies, b u t they found no new land. They flew over regions that were hitherto unex­ plored. The Italia was sighted jit D o'clock over the mountains to thc northeast of King’s Bay flying at an altitude of about 7,000 m etres. The wenther was fine and th e land­ ing was accomplished w ithout any difficulty. The dirigible bad hop­ ped off on Wednesday afternoon a t 1 : 2 0 o’clock. Gen. Nobile nnd his intrepid companions sailed over desolate ice fields where on acci­ dent to the Italia m ight have meant denth for nil. On th eir return to Spitsbergen they flew over Nova Zcmbln. At times fog was cncountcredand the balloon was compelled to rise so high in the air th a t the intense cold of the g reater altitude caused ice to form upon the envelope. ‘ I 4 r yJ71 I M .N .B ,/ * 4 . •• 321 Sanford Ave 41 , iu ~T X'l H'--t \ i « VS < 5 fid. t ' iir itla ■ * 2 i •: ir H 5 } oft • m , ‘■ X ' *JV ■ 1 !#>/, ) I iJf1'0® 11 S‘s the “ RvjiuhUiun Rcidi'a Ji nm er nf Hla<-k ami G n l'l", Waal iahot agtl .cilli 'l aml mwentl otlinrHscrioyiily Wounded In rluebeg with C nnm unU ta a t lieui|irn« AnoUu-r rcpuhliian wu« k d le J and oby was. iojuibd in fightitml w ith F aad a ta a t H am burg. There w era pumeroua m inor claahea in Derttn and otbar eitias. Thera arc R e irtu ta g candldate, In the (Jlald. They rapreaent 81 different . partie*. The cloud th a t had been theo^ut o w f the rampalgTi hjrthi rioila Jlines* o f (it)stuve k 'i n-ann, Hocrclaayuuf'roatc fnv for•aign n iln h t,' wax lifted noinewhat b y ‘h e w r today th a t he i» in>j>rov—. — -- — JT 1 • 111 ' fifr p r | m n l > y Jhn i^ i ?. . 1 j i , l p ! n f I llllC 1 0 1 L * *• * 'll filt: l • .(. > i NOT j' We have the oni: i co-op k liun ol‘ Si),, o th n v,hu V linkers in ot. . <Audit,nl _fo rts; so we . i • :,doallj| . i-rnipnsite rf ! \ (‘ J3| ' i lied in one;.ir si pleas 'I !ii:. m akes i1 ;•< Able fprl l ‘' n rr t » inti ,m > m m !i • .mlily in i Sadye ‘Tln- s: prmluct iimt lit public aide l b l)tt\ i t mu! ••■c! j| r i . and Mil th pn-iihf I suranee th at ii i Lfttin;' u lu e for its n- iio i) .o f Pi i-.--i)n:iI Si-rt ice" [ff i I a recent cut i * • i t*of I !’• 'le c tio n - ers ('• n litv I l a k e r - . Ameri , ! ’ti iii Now Yin ‘ ity, ujl ;ii:s •ic*s i i <tn| Sr. vice lltiri'nu h ms •al’ix hoatltiimr: at* if'h A i euue. i c m ;-t no ’u a iily " • : *Vich i it 1 |o ,( ni-odnct1 . fi •' I of t h e snip! :*-'i . /.a lion, an il 1 - nn 1 • he :1U ll libel .1 > a r e alw i frit t o >.’)e:tl\ iht*tr '•»n.n•41 !;;»»! a |}Uii<-iiu. met •>’ >' i i : i i u ' f e r !i i • i f Ins • : lit id.u' (itul. t 'l i HEAVV DUWTiR-ES % 30MV5 FREE TRIAL i a :s » ktpCCiil wTM * , \ l in 1 j !' if- is .-if-\ ;n -i ♦ II _i r.om ( 1>( •’(. ;;r . rvi ’*• .Klic i- 1III' i ’l i . j i ' 1 I'h i •" e i r ' ( *:iu-l-;-a 1 iM*l•i jje ' • ; > i in ». i r ••\ i> , 'I !i ft If i \) i Salurda; — (h ih - Full Size ( ot ton Mattresses I 2 Wagoner Furniture Co. ! w.l) '■ll'-i n . Mi • u! iino c'f .ic.i h< i II •- .)'• v,ti.vr 1, iMiit i" I'M • •:en-miri(li-<l »i- 1 b -'i ■»*.!,u-:\ I-." i- n — +-TE--------------------------- and lung Wi- wish you. n- - i r. h a v e ov'-riu'.-ittl i!ii Sic ■‘VC'S. T lu n Wes 1 1 st. Si. IMiiine 771 -iv—4 -i')-ti:* v i> -' S.-iii-vu us they .i. ! .1 lul tiled i. in v. «■<!(!. there ' > -rlay1 ip"-I a Intel ! < 1 •: -:in • . ike protim nr.mbl - • that liit-re m be c-Di'd -tl a rt 1 Bro- \ Li -.(fN:K i.oi ir Fimnn iio.N » i oirrs. . C1 ./ , l l l .’J Sanforrl Avc. i.a^?S3kJ3s *rxr \ |S STAND you ■ ! <c.\ ;i ;i ■ -■ ltr I Iii ;|'b iliscu I! 8 inpci i*< (•'K-r.tlr 1o d \ o f mi'ii c n 11 ;ip-Hi» b:C :;i oii-n;. ur< d! thr; (Din Kill mi.1 1 1 -f :1 11 i ben '-it fid *h u il!i 1 holt I. - im i c e t* of in.. 1 1 • pra.ii* I h e PTN l-.ST ( g Al 1IV 0 Ju n e Hit L’At). V m i c . n 'l si.ili-sl e,i " 11 1 ih e n i l a n d s l.ill o f theTjJ CLASSIC” N e \v \ \ / 'i i — ,. — I n d ii iiltm l ' M a n at:ers c . ilily D ak i-rs o f "f p i ViMi’P* 'They are your friend-. )| - . \ youn;: wpman. a nu’jnSt ! of (§• s ta ff of the <cnlB Service. Htireau, reinurkt fe m e s in white washable kid, Jfkinm-r’s Satin and I’alcut-kid. . . very fashionable for early summer wear. d u ctin n ______ ___________ i t l h t llie b r e a d m idi’ l») th-guudy Dresses TV |]r ~ ~ p » ^ p » r l - " t I -iL.m. A * a » R o .xA i J l I i l i U g i l l X ' } .1 o .of (,ualiii {it A m e r i c a iwts W (o nick lo R iccis an d i ihu-s waslc it. S li j) s t o M a t c h . * * , „ he i;rabbet! tu> a couple B f („ . . , f i n v !o;ivck carrying .tItem.l» j*' ^ "l!1 bome^sayinjr thal her ni'dkt A had a lw W lold*hcr "TW •Uikv#) ivhn w aste liread will want 1 Which A %»>J • *t . 1 IKil%i t s “nil" C ; • t H ro d d ; iL is <fuv yood.'. 1 •. J j • Jjt k’h •iy Triple A’k to C’s— Combination Lasts • ■-J * l.i M « 1 0 , W K '* A S IN 1 1 1 \ > 0 l ‘J t a ? each. customer; R in s s S e rv ic e S ta tio n Phone G.RI— \\ mV ,on the south, for the use of their section foreman, whose only egress to the depot -Ms over the road in question. \ * • ■ 1 Although this is n public road, the county has not yet match­ ed the initial outlay*of Mr. Evans. Seminole County and Lake Mary need boosters not knockers, and put me down as a BQQSjTEfc . r T h e rc.-tl t r t i i h uf u le i . frond fo tk ,, i We I \ N. H. Braddock, J. E. Singletary and myself set our fences back still further, so that we could have a double drive with a row of shade trees in the centre. The countv then clayed froip the.depot, passing in front of .1. E. Singletary's residence, J ’olitical Campaign tile stoic building formerly occupied by i '. S. Flowers, the resi­ > Kesults In Violence dence of N IT. Braddock, and 150 feet in fiobt of my house. ,! ' ■ *• -----The total length of this claying is 000 feet bv nine feet wide BERLIN, May in. —(INS)-— ‘T he Ptrsi aeriou,. vidleine in the I and I personally paid Tor the sanding of thi« road three inches national polfttbal tanipdigu de iiK n _ deep the entire 500 feet. A new house is o?-t• H t c velopc^ in numy j\hu^a .iluriug Mu' ’ jforcnr* ♦ L ' >:r. Mr: L\aits played a pari in pulling ibis r >ad through, as he made a fill of about 300 cubic yards, grubbed and cleared the right of way. set my fence back, and personally paid for every dollar’s worth of work done at that time. He later put about 100 yards of clay on the south end of this road, and I have seen his eaiii'i’Ik’d personal checks which paid for same, this road leading out from the lake shore park which Mr. Evans has do­ nated for the use of the public. u* m uiiJ u -r - n f — th e — '-r,Vi:i, 7 :.i : r - Brea6. GooAne^ . ] >iUt | be road m (iiiustiDii, wiiich passes m fmn( of my house. Mins troni Ibo Fal-c Depot on the l ast *udo of the railroad connecting wiiii the v ountiy Club Ron ?.3vas established about six years ago Jong iicl ore the head of iliis so-called “commit­ tee” v. as :i r^sidert of this districts a Thia M ark ->>;ands: J-’or Vnratinn— | Ihi <i :•l a giove and f ; i . three houses, a store builditiL'. and other :iror»erty in Lake M:n v nnd have been a tax payrr foi the last fourteen years; and wish to state that 1 have made inquiries from a number of large taxpayers and have not found one who has any knowledge of the “Lake Mary Tax pavers’ Committee or the Taxpayers committee of pistriH N ^ fiMU’Xft S f ltr.'--: *- A S A N F O R D n a m e g j we are justified in mall jJ n j n Vf^)l7!* |(> i *1E(1 f01 IlliS Ti M elton Electric Com pany Pi-fv; i iup. lo an advertisern^pt,i)». U Sanford Herald, Tliurs-. d;i\. Al: \ l/tli, iji hit h ATr, Sdilci *-l;iir.Ji icr in ho heed of the L;tl:<’ Tavpjiv * (' I!(•<• ; ; J pi’D-Mn:* I hi t iii* i a \ vv t i n <■ 1 .* 1 1 m v; if* Irotil ol \ •mr iii *;t |«;i rt »I Ihonutd u-. j ■i *' t it Mr. ■.in'. . i c u iu i^ v H teas Save our rash regis­’ ’ (K;U we imt • mmh Q,1 iti bur o*ur nrodtii | produi ter tickets On ail ' in | less net m’p! ' n a purchases till they our lireatb t h;t:> tlio ayJ amount to 93100 Or f I hubiness uuMiii'tts m an *.■i|,| cow mbit more and we will al-j » -s:irt‘ n,ar Imv you 5% Of th cn it „ul , , , aven 111 trade. btisines.^ nian—•;■i-|; eldlm Durant Ansujers Sibley I; 1 ; / / . -, you lo knotv it nnd Itcfi*] »•» o fAdt.ir ’ a -tn’i . r itv ya m Vi ‘ Specialty Shop SOUTH JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. May 18.—(IN S )— Nineteen p er­ sons, including Mayor Tnylor J. Harris, Poliee Chief Chnrles ''" ’nhuuier 'n-d other city ofr •mP'-ted in (<■'' hr i ’ |>; i ii u onneed today. The indictments.- nrrording “Ho ossistant United States Attornev Francis Poor, involve trnnspnrki. •ion of liquor and illeeal posse’­ ll. * I-*- • . i livid-' |H;t>- __ m \ a’rtitMBrV) A C C E S S O R IE S .4 ■ 4 "r ji* ., & K ; ’. C O R D S We have taken the exclusive agency foi* Columbia phonographs and records in this territory previously handled by Couch’s. Two Black Crows, Parts 7 & S Just Arrived. Nineteen Persons Including M a y o r Indicted By J u r y "( A U T O A n n o im c e m e n t t « on , TIRES & TUBES GAS & OIL t. ti • - P H O N O G R A PH S STORM DELAYS FLIGHT ' J ' ' ~ l- e - r - .t. iii MAXWELL FIELD , MONT­ GOMERY, Ala., May 18— (I N S ) iI.ocnl thunderstorm s today again held up the tak cro ff of flip trimotored Fokker nUihopiiine of the from New York to I^>s Angeles. . i Save 0% N . , rrr----- H. D. Durant D 11 • H'lC ( l W i ’oUUail Advcaiikcmeiil) . A .. . • ■ -- ■ lilk '■ ,T(“»lJ CUM . l- » ) t. I I -1(1 | • Satiford- S -iti • I Jlti JUajinoliaa mr % iJ JKl«iu • * Exquisite Shoes '*C*. kr , i*., • O . ^ • •* «I•J ) •• n*.i lOi’k im lo i I Cor. Church-Oranifti ,,l h •** ^ ■> ^ ■• $0.1)5. J «i«i . tJG H W 0 .D �• ' ' ' THE BANFOBD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY18.1928 SEEMS tiO O M E tf in n e w y o r R citv "iTnford Dally Herald Help Wanted PANT a d r a t e s Proved Success ITerms: Cash in Advance ■ none nds, will be received D»tron3 and collector sent I Tim**............... . 7c ®c att line !‘"e ....................... Time rates on request. I reduced rates are for LuKutivc insertions. . U , words of average length L counted a line. [Minimum charge of 30c for L t insertion. ; [ AH advertising is restricted troper classification, rtf »n error is made The SanHerald will bo responsible . only ono incorrect insertion, . advertiser xor. subsequent aertioni. The office should bo tified immediately in caso of r. TO ADVERTISERS L A H erald, representative ioroughly fnm iliar with rdtes s ami classification will tiro you complete inform ation, dad if you wish, they win assist bu in wording your w ant ad , mike it more effective. A nnouncem ents - MCFEItRIN'S henlth foods or llurature delivered. Phono 820-J 1 Box I'd::. ■MUONS ACE Springs arc abLlutcly guaranteed to jileasc. ffi«rt MeGriff F urniture Co., 33 [Churrh St., Orlando-; tested for grasses by l)r. [Davis. Opposite Court House. j.JIf or C a n a d a 1>C Gingci [Alt call 705. Prom pt Delivery. VROUUCING Long's Pure Pork ■Siusugr. 117 Magnolia Ave. -Lost And Found ~ FIND genuine Kiddie at Gilbert MeGriff Furni, F. Cburcli St. Orlando. -Automobiles - rw- is*— - 1 D u n a rj uure cars und Graham trucks. | Elm and 13th. Street. Ilionc 3. PDC.INS i COWAN Co. Auto pdialor mid sheet mctnl works, ll’iciiih Avenue. Phone 710-W. HUPS-MARMON Sanford Automobile Co. Magnolia Avc. Phone 137. -Uusinws Service IKE DELIVERY by «mr own I truck to Sanford, ju st the same i it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert Griff Furniture Co., 33 E. irch St Orlando. .X. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. I la Hanford Paint Si Wall Paper 11. A. HALVERSON tue painting, in terior decora­ ting. Phone 433-W. AN'SFER Service of all kinds. [Phnuc 570-AV or 3302. C. E. cq>cning. WIGHT PRINT SHOP SAPPY service on any thing in Ipinting. A phone call will get man. Phone 417-W. U RailAve. KAN L’I* YOUR OLD WALLS l[UI THE NEW WALL PAINT WIKTHING NEW AND BETP FOR f u r t h e r i n f o r ­ mation. c a l l PHONE 235-.I * SEE. V. c. COLLER, SANfORD. F U . 4N’EV'S DRUG STORE—I’retnptions, Drugs, Soda. Wc arc r,<at t»s your phone. Call 103. (building BLocics^irrigaiion and general cement work. Concrete Co. J. E. Tertfr- Prop. 3rd and Elm. ■JAI. ROOFING'rtnie Roof Ev[hUstlng. McUl shingle* “'ig seam tin and galvanised *'■ Scf Jam es H. Cowan. Oak _^'l Third St. Phope 111. JOEOGRAPH—repairing, piano “sing hy exj erts with 17 years ^ n e c - Sanford music store Gift Khoppt. McLander ArPhone 83k. ^ IH p Wanted Male HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For sumo ambitious young men or young ladies who want to learn a good trade and get a good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few days. If interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.lie will be glnd to explain it to you. FUH r o .v m n i .F t wish to announce' tlial - 1 am a ramllilatr for- th r office of Const­ able. District No. I, Seminole Coun­ ty Florida, inItl district comprising d r . lion prMtnrta No'*. 1. 2. .1. 4. 9. is. II. IS. wtihjrrt to the will of the Volets in the Democratic Primary lo he held o|t June 5lh. A. D. 19*S Your support will lie appreciated. J. St. (VIC) VICKERY. IIY ROBERT S. THORNBURGH International Ncwa Service ren t roMtTAni.yj S ta ff Correspondent I wivh to announce that I atn a candidate for the offlca of Con­ WASHINGTON, May 17.—Des­ stable. District No. 4. Semitic.’* County, Florida, said District com- pite^ legislation in mnny countries prlshii; r.U-ctlnn I'reclncta No'a. 1. 2. 2. 4. 'J. to, it * IS, subject to ta protect commercial property the will of the voter* In tho Demo­ cratic 1‘rinmry to tio held on June rights and good will, there is a . i * Cth, A. D. tags. Your support will lie appreciated. rising necessity for safeguarding A. D. (Artie) SMITH, 'these economic elements against uneconomic at>d unethical pruc. "tieps aitd unfair methods of com­ r u n n i t i . u r J t UQR I he r eb y announce iny candidacy petition in Inlet rational Trade. 11— MLsccilancoii.s A ttention to tin sc fncts has been for It.* office of County J u d g e of Ketnltoile County. • FUirlJn, subject culled by William F. Notz, of the to the action of the Democratic One Ice Box 3 ft.xO ft.x3 ft. Excel­ Party on June 5th. ISt*. My cam Commercial D epartm ent’s division palpn for this office la In the hands lent condition. 313 Sanford Avc. of my friend* throM hout this of commercial law, who |x>ints out county and we solicit the nuppor that it is n subject of growing Im-* nml vole* of the people In the 14— Rooms Without board -comlnm DcmnrrnDc Primary c'*'c ppttnnco to American business lion. If the people nee fit to elec fTttl'tt.’ • me lo thlsvciffler l —w ill.liv e there • \ > ;>■ Extensive commercial inves nil efficient, effective an d economic SPECIAL weekly rates at San­ ments arc nt alttkt* throughout the al administration ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole HAMUKL A. P. WIL.KINHON. world, which rcqtiirt’ just ns effectHotel. live protection ngnittfl these im* ’•J^jicdiim-nts to fo re ig n I mile ns i» r o i t C OU NTY J t l D t l K 15—Apartment For Rent vouchsafed to th r m erchant and I lierrh y n n iioiiuce my c a n d id a c y f o f re-election to t h e o f f i c e of m anufacturer nt home under our f o u n t ) ' J unite of S c m lu o ln C ou n ty, state nml foilcrnl laws,*' Not* mid. THREE ROOM furnished A part­ F lo r i d a , su b j e c t . l o t h e w i l l o f thr Commerce In ju r'd (Political Announcements) Dntno'crntle V ote r*,; o f H rm lrolc ment. Private entrance. 218 27— Money To Loan f o u n t ) ' . In t h e t i e m o c r a t l c P r im a r y "The interests, tint .tm rely of n French Avc. e le c t i o n to he h e ld J u lie 5th. 1924 few large Intllviilunl trn-ling runJAH. II. HIIAItON. roil ro iN T i rovsilsslONKli ON WHITE or cowreil property. In niiiiouiirlii* my candidacy for corns, hut of thousands of business t'oninilSNluner of thr 3rd District,of TO T i l K V Q T R n i o r SF.XIINOI.K B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel men, producers ns well ns disl-.T; ONE SUITE of rooms for light Seminole t'uumy. I hereby pli-difc COUNTY. in) self to an ahMilutcly iininirtl.il lmtnrs, are involved—fnrmcrs, house-keeping and garage: 1 Bltlg, I w i s h l a n iiiiou ncr t h a t I am a nltriitlnn to tin- welfare of tlir dis­ c a n d i d a te for r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e o f ­ m niuifnrturers, nml professional bedrooms for rent. Mrs. I/cnvitl. trict a* a whole. Should I bo nomi­ fice of f o u n t ) I'oijitn lsslonrr from nated and elected there will lie no West Corner Elm ami 3n|. Phone ict No siih iec t l«» t h e dr- men, just us much n* impoC-crs We solicit application for first roads built for prlwiti benefit of eDlsistr lo n o f ih r v o t e r s In t'.ir D e m o ­ nml cx|>ortcrs.” 137-W. uii > one man. I w III sen that a* f|»r Mortgage loans on the best type as It Is In in) power that th* In* c r a t i c I’r lir a r i to hr held on Juna Not* showed that the business of of residences and Mercantile Build- htirden iIs evenly distributed, ad­ '.111. A D ISM. F it A S K EVANS. n m anufacturer xvlt • m arkets tii* vocatliiu a tlioroUBli equalisation of the taxable property of the fount)', FURNISHED apartm ents: $3.09 j ,n/ » in S™ f,ord_ at. goods in foreign countries, is in­ fount)'* business should tin an nml $3.50 weekly. All cunvcn- j of fi pc. and up, depending on the erile character of the loan, construction c o n o m ic a ll y run a s a p r i v a t e b u s - T o TIIP. \ MlT.lt * Ml' RUItlfcOI.K jured when Itis products m e discnees. 301 5th ami Palmetto. Ilies?*, mu* tux|»ji)«'iM w h o furnlfth lO IN T Y . pnrngcd by unscrupulous competi­ I and location of buildings, I w l- li i.» aouiiiitii-e t h a t 1 am a l Im* moii«*y to run th r ('utility hIioiiIiI l>r t n h r n In to t h e c o n f l t l m c * o f IIh* riindlil >t. f..i ii e le e l l o i l to t h r of* tors, or articles of foreign origin j C. S. HOAG & COMPANY Hoard of CduiiIv t ’om nilf"loin 'rn and fie., of I ..IIIII) f i . i i i i o l s s l o n r r f r im pro passed off for his own, ot 7 W. Church St., Orlnnilo. K< |d lufornirtd an to w h a t Im isolfiff D la tr .it N.. I s u o j e c t lo tli* daFURNISHED I rooms; bath. tin i . . | n s In t h r D em o- I In mu'll false and deceptive adver­ i oil In lltrlr didllMTiitluiiN. I Imvo e ls lo n hr held on Jun* tising tlie reputation of Itis g mils 1 hern n r rnld enl of S e m i n o l e (!«»tii|ly criiDc l'i im .iri Downstairs. Close in. 311 Laurel. i and O imiiko t ' o n n t y licfnro. S e m i n o l e uth. A D *.411. Phono 190-Wi« imperiled. Mortgage Loan* ; i.'onnty wim n i l o f f front Oruuirr II. K. U ' l I K K I . B a “ The reputable exporter find* ,n improved residence and business I ~ — FURNISHED APARTMENT w in ., that not only hi* own private busi­ • property. .in lnve>tlortit Unit w i l l b r in g >on 1,1 I lie . \ o t i :h n o k 9K M ISO I, bn til und garnge. $.'10 per month. COUNTY. d i\ i t h m l “ Vonr >otr for m« w i l l lie i ness but also the good will ot his Baldwin Mortgage Co., f aa inIi hi a n n o u n r r tlmt I am m Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Nluth Sec our local Counsel, <-j«ridid;it" for r e - r l r c t l o n to »h^ of* country suffer.) abroad through tin•r Library f l «'«• of t ' o n n t y ('oinmlitMtoBrr from practices of n concern which makes S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. IMn! rli't No. 2. HUliJect lit lit** d«LEFFLER APARTMENTS: f u r n - ___________ _____ __ _ ('IkiDH t»f thr voter* In t h e Demo* for foreign deliveries below sam ­ k o i i r o t v r v i o ) i i i i n m o m :u i i util* r r l i n a r y to n« ludd on June ple" Not* said. is bed. 3 room and garage. Al- j 29— P e r m a n e n t W a v in g To Tin* Vnlrrn o f Somhiul** C ou n ty: Oth. A D. 1921 “ Tlie farm ers who produce a su­ ractivc summer rates. Apply 801 JO HN MCD'sCII. 1 aa ImIi to un itou n c o tliut I am a candldati* f o r tli«» n f f l r r of t'o n n ty Magnolia.iPhone 380-W. Pet'i:unent W aving—lovely n atu r­ t ’oimnluHloiurr front iMntrU'l No 2 t o T i l 1C VOTKIIS tip HCMINOliK perior variety of grain m e injured by parties, who, while the grain is to 111«* D f iu ofialIt* I’rlm ai > COUNTY. al permanents as low us $5.00. MjbJfct A partm ent for rent at 317 Park to ho In-Id on J u n e r»th A l» I!*?** I * inti to announce that f am a in transit, mix it with tra in of In­ 509 First National Bank Bldg I h a v o llvod a n d paid t a x r t in <*rAvc. Phone 850—J. candidate for re-election to ll>« of­ Similmly, in eoun and Hpinlmdo t?mintt«*s Nlnri* fice of fount)' Commlasloosr from ferior gratle. Phone -189. and I have* u I aiuvh b«*uti a l)fin Dlatrld No I. subject to the de­ tries where priority of registration vmall garage apartm ent. Call 351. | of i at cision o' the voters In tile Demo­ I), i i u. H A i t r s . cratic I’rlmury to be held on Jun* and not priority of use establishes P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts Modern furnished apartm ents, j Sa *»foi d 5th. A. D lVtS the grnitd name of their tipples or iio sto n s t i ; i: i . k Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitchother products are appropriated •n: Garuge: excellent neighbor-j m i l TAX ANJtKHHOIl to T im v o rr .u s o r xkm inoi .k and exploited by unauthorized per­ tiuiiouuc-. In Dm t. r o u t o t \ yv A ssiisso ii t tir.x T t '.ood: rent very reasonable. Park f I Schi-n-h) m Ino 11- f o u n t ) Dial I am a ta xna I avI.sIi to uiiuikuupp m> s«df iif n sons. Apartments, No. 5. Phono 818—J. iimlldiilc for lax assessor subject ■ I wish to ■nnoiinca to th* txopt* 1 ruitdldat« “ Although the crafty tactics of • for th* fiiftlr kulHliituro ---- j lt» t h e d e c i s i o n o f th e voter* Ini of Seminole founty that I am a In kioui» 2 . ri* ntlnulo Oiunty. nubthe unscrupulous trailer are ns old llie Democratic Primary to tie held candidate for re-election to th* of­ GARAGE apartm ent. 1101 Elm III June of this >ewr. I have lived fice of Tax Assessor, subject lo lb* jri t lo tho I»«*rnocrat It* I'rlmary as trade itself, there uppears to bo Juno U , A l> . 1929. and u ill iililde A ve. In Orange ami Seminole counties decision of the voter* In the Demo­ hy rcmitta of Hume. I tordlally Aid* no limit to the ingenuity and re* for tu year* l have served us cratic I’rlrnury *.o he held In June hit vnui xuppurt | i-otntly i ommlssloi.n on and off of till* year sourcfulness of individuals who 16— Houses For Rent J II. !*Yl*r.& I foe t l years I hove made mv livA. V A U O H A N . em barrass, exploit or injured the c.777, i ... <•• ] lli« raining stoclv and citrus fruit ro il n im n ir r r \ \ 0 1- A.MlIA house cheap, cix n,, furiuluK 1 pronoae ,o let m -iy r u n tiT a t i x s f : s A T o i t I h *r*hy a n n o u n c e m y candidacy commercial good will or business of t h e r e b y a u n o u n r e as u c a n d i d a t e for t h e o f f i c e of S h e r i f f of S c m ln room house, well locntcil. Two tn*t>uy*i carry his iiroporilonni others engaged it] the snme or n sliure o f t a x e s by v i e w i n g Die pro- to Muccccd m y s e l f n i S e n a t o r fr oo I* C o u n ty a n h l f c t t o t h e w ill n t ttory seven room Itouae, nil new, a * n y pr rss«»ii»c- i s u i — o u m m l l ah*— s j l h —K*»»t«-»!»t diet r ie l - -com 'sim ilar line nl huiMucsR." io v o t e r a at Din J u n e I'llm ury. poaed of Hemtiuile l l i e v n r d Coon every convenience. We qan come It w ill he app i e d u t c i l j. r v m c c i . k i . i . a n d Effect Of Competition i: :t. k i i . i i i : f. tie* au b j e c t tu t h e D e m o c r a t i c an agreem ent. A. I’. Connelly & p r im a r y t o b* held J u n e Dili. 19'.'4 Not* pointed out that the keener r u n n i i r i i i r r If el a cted I p r om lae to con tln u * Son*. I nm a c a n d i d a t e fur the a f f lc * , to w o r k f o r t h e beet In ter es t of the of S h e r i f f and w i l l appreclr.te a u p ­ competition becomes the more is P U It T H U I . K t i l S I . A T l I t R d i s t r i c t a n d I In v it e y o u to my port tn the J u n e P rim al)-. this evil likely to spread. FURNISHED modem homo nt 102 Hulijcct to th* *s|.t>i oachlng Demo­ on nuch Im p o r t a n t leirlsl*K. K. WAI.K Kit Failutc to apply for full patent cratic Primary, I hereby announce record W. 19th'St. $ 10 . per month. llo n a s g o o d ruad*. c o n s e r v a t i o n of my cand'.dacy for the House of our n a t u r a l r e s o u t c e s . r e d u c t io n of protection in foreign countries was p u l i N i i F . n i p p fleprcBcntutlvc* ms i momlirr of s t a t e t u i e a an d e d u c a t i o n . I ash NICK FIVE ROOM house. 2112 tlroun hrirh) iiunminro tin t. 4inll«Uc> t. It n imiiiiited t |drdK* ilia au p p or t o f a ll l o . ’at D a m o c r a i s f•»pI rr*«*lrrt Inn tn tin* nff|n» nf h I m * Y '• Palm etto Avc. Phone 3G4-W. my lu»t effort* In behalf of th* j. j. rA n iiis ii iff- of Hi'mlnnt** County miI»J«*«’I t«* ( Lt'ual Notices) pcoide of Kcmlnole County. Th* “ I tl»o il(*ttnn nf Itin VntiTH III thr ervlnc need of the people of Flori­ * TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ da 1*011 NTATR BRNArtlH. i Ociimri ul h* ptlmury In In* In-lil fn*t u d r, «ii s . t t .H I* Tax ttellrf, especially ruduc- Tn the f >oinor r a i l \ o tern of 1 hr | u ||| uppi«rluli* )»»uf T il XVID m tion. Suitable for rooming bouse tlon of local tnxe*. Thla. In my >.M IT MAX' F O N I 'K I I V 37th Senatorlul D lbtr lcl — -tupnnrt. Iltiiitd f 14 II\ >»mr>* N t i T H 'i : IK II llltlHIY DIV K N ttist or» two families. Located nt 102 I opinion, can lie effected hy aa I h e r e w i t h u n iio u n o e m y c unn l(• m ||,\N I > o n . I n .hi .I Ity vtrtiu- of n Jei-ri-e i ) W It tom s 117 oijultahl* dletrlhullon of tb* f o r t h r I>»*mnrrutlr iiu m lu a iln ii 1 ------------- ---------! — J----- ---------------Ouk Avc. Apply ” • H. I.ong 1 1 1 | fiv e cent umollne las II »!ary r.-iuit-n 'l In t h e i ’ll, nil t'olirt of Dm fur Htnte Hen.il«»r from tho 37th p o ll TA I COi,I.P(*Ton i- o l' -tliir.l Jinlh l.il t ’lr e o lt of MtUfUolia. Minonr the State noad Departmeat, Srnutorlnl compuanl of f n |8|, to •uuouno« th»t 1 im n Tw Florlilii. mol for H cm lnote Schools. Countie* and Cltloa.—par- ] Sniilnulo andDlMrlct Hirvaid CounlUn ut | randtriat* for rr-elrrtlnn to th* I 'otllll ' IIIIll-riltllH l‘l )• In ft t Ic IIIn r1>- the Cocnll*ji and Cltle* thr muJ If . «i'fico of Collerlnr Htmlo J u n e 3th Jill intmarjr p r im a r y biiu ii imntln* ....... or T«i la x F o l l e c l o r «> orf pernio....... a20— Farms For Sale If honored t>> Die nomination I m oe d Jutli* unit e l e c t e d , 1 a s s u r e o n e a m l i o i e C o u n t y , a u b jec t to t h e a c t io n f ! V1, .. ,.!,i ,,l, ..ic n iU x c d . promise to devoto all tlie rnerty m nil a D e m o r r a t l e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , t |,e v o t e r s In Dm D e m o c r a t ic t om p i.ir . « <oi I ■'...... “ J [ ,h«» FIVE ACRE truct with residence an,i expnrienco that l po»jic*» to T l .u n k l n a o n e an d nil for ( o u r P r im a r y to he held In J un e « ,U . x tsD im • •(• r . o n .d u h m .il v o t e an d I n f lu e n c e . 1 T our au p p or t w i l l b e a p p r . r t a t e d H *'/. hJ ” * " i h s" » on Beardoll Ave., also twenty accomytl.U P*AnMAN. Jr. Ilcapoclfullv. JNO. O JINKINH ,J 1 , ’ . i,^1 . „ , |p „\,t iicrc* tract Palmer'* uubdivision.. PHILIP X V ItOtlF.RTH. I . ----------------------------------lor. Ill" « *•'• d i. e— ____________ — I i *on n n n mi ii R PH J a n e A. I.li11--. Ills wire, aro or Har^ain, »cc Nick Zcrnoveau, F n i iFrir r.niilaiitN. I will *«-ll ot public out­ pu li S i m : i.K tiis i.A T iim F U l t t l.C IlH o r C I R C U IT COUItT I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y a e lf a s to Die hleiu *t liltblcr. for cuxli, Hcardull Ave. ' _____________ | I wish IO annuo lire 111)- catididucy t wl*l. to a n n u u n c e t h a t I a m a c a n d id a te for s h e r i f f of Hemlnot* cry the fruit! iloor of Die I’ourl fur the Slat* I.eKlsIaturn tliruiip * a n d ld * t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e of- C o u n t y s u b j e c t . t o t h e a c t io n of ji lion*.Ill Die FltV of Hanford. In 2) nml will iippn-ultc ■ c t'o rt In ; ^ e o f C le rk o f t h e C ir c u it Court, the i ) e m o c r a t l c V pr im ary to he -will Fount) 26— Misccllancpufl For Sale Kioto, iluillig the the piiiiiury t° be held In June. of H rm ln o le C o u n t y , K lorlda. s u b ­ held lu Ilia e a r l y ' p a r t of Jur.e t y t l . legal hour* ofnml rule, oil Molulil). the 1.. P. IIADAS. V ary r * iu c c t lv * l y . ject t o t b s d e c i s i o n o f th * D e m o ­ till Uo) of June. A D »a OH' B X. U ltA D T . living c r a t i c V ota r a o f H t m ln o l* C ou n ty. the D ot Moiolu) In nui. FOIt T H R I.K U IflL A T U Itn In th* D e m o c r a t l e P r i m a r y l il e c month. the following tlem-rlhril 1 h e r e b y announce m y c a n d i d a c y D on t o be -bald a n J u n * 5th. A. D. F U ll S lI 'l il t lX T K X n C X T OF liuiit*. sltnnlc. I)lng and lo-lng In fur the l.eulelaturr (tlroup I) eub- t i l l . PU U I.IU I X S T IIt'IT IIIX PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: Ject to the will nf the votera of Kern I inn n iMiidhluto for ........le c t io n the Fount)* of Kcmlnole und Ktnt.i V. E. DOUOI.AHH of I'lolidii. In-wit: limlc County. In Die p r im a r y to ’> to t h e o f f i c e of *U|*t'flliteudiint nf Very liberal term s with smoll held on Julie 5. IDS*. I .otFlfl) -one (51) of M M pulilli111111101-11011 for Hi-mluole F U l l CLK H K C U l C i n COUItT Kinllh'" HuMllvlon of all Dial down paym ent on business th at is u. it. conn. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ca n d id a cy CuUlity, aubji-i-t t o Hie D r iuoc ratlc part of .Section Twenty'-swell f o r th * o fflca of d a r k , o f th* P r i m a r y . Your a u p p o i t w ill be a p ­ established and paying. If you nr? 127). Township NI net cell (19) F U l l J l ’i n c v OF F B A C * p r e cia ted . C ir c u it C ou rt, s u b j e c t ' 3 t h e a c tion Koiith. Itunge Thlrt) t5l'l Duet, in the m arket for a profitable bus­ I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y o t tb* v o t e i a m tb * J u n * P r i m a r y .' T. XV. UIXVTON. lying Koulh of Kt Dertiude iness investigate this. BOX 1279, for r e - e l e c t i o n l o th* o f f i c e of It It. OEAH. AYuHue und other land" l> Ing lit j u s t i c e o f Die P e a c e . D lM rlct No. 4. HccDon* Tw«nly-alx (24). You con.t pas* u lot of rotten laws Care HERALD. I la viiig h e ld t h i s o f f i c e for n e a r ly t'O t'H T T hirl)-fout (34) und Thirtyt w o y e a r * u n t il Die d l i t r l c t and make n good government, any F U l l C L K U K O F T i l l * C l I tt . T ’IT five (35). In Township Nine­ m ertird In to t h e F o u r t h D i s t r i c t 1 I h e r e b y a n n u u n c e m y ca n d id a cy teen i IV) Koulh. Ilulige Thirty feel j u s t i f i e d In a s k i n g th e v o te ra for Die o f f i c e o f C le rk o f flm C ir­ more than you can mix it lot of ( 3 «) Fast. u» euiiie appear* on and make u good fdr Di*lr s u p p o r t o n rny p r e v io u s c u it C o u r t . s u b j e c t l o th o w ill of rotten eggs page 55 of fla t Itook I of the record a s J u s t i c e o f t h e P e s o s an d t h e f u l c r a a t t h e D e m o c r a t Ic I'rl- omclcTtc. poltllc reeoril* of Keinlnule pL-da* m y heat e n d e a v o r * to g l v * niury o u J u n o 5. I9SS. WILL SACRIFICE for immediate all •Fount)-* Florhlu. containing ten , t h e p e o p l e a s q u a r e d*al With D. I . THItAHII I:It. were*, m ore'or h e* FO R t'O V X l'f st;rR .-.l> T K Y » K N T sale. I Piano; (‘Rudolph’’: wood Justice to a l l sl i d a t i l c l a d h e r e n c e J II HII.XUuS'. o f p i'R i.u : l a a T i i r tT i o N range “ Majestic” : Kitchen Cabinet to t h e law o. ,\ h special Master In t.’hupI w lali to a n n o u n c e rny c a n d l d a c ) U XV. I-OVELX. FOR CON STAIH.r. vet). for t h e o f f i c e of H ii|i erlntcndrnt o Sellars” Bedroom Suite, s Rugs. I w i s h tu a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y I’uliltr In a t r u u llo n of Hrenlnnl Hull. Ijllldi" -Mo*. R. It. EU iid»*r PaoU^KlOfida. fiu . t h e of f le* o f e ew atak l*. 4.11*11 U~l -atoant Fi- a * M « » t - t a t he w i ll nf . t h a _____ U U U No. 4. K m iIiiolc C o u n t y . * u h j e c l to v o t e r * In th e p r im a ry J u n e 5. You F U ll J U I T U P OF PEACR 2 U 8 ED BICYCLES, one boy* on? Ihe w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s la th e D e m o ­ s u p p o r t w ill lie »n n r e c l* i» d \ w t l r r ot A p a ll r a ll u n l e i Taw D e ed IIIMTIIICT NO. F U I H MAT b e l l i : m a x x v k l l . l ud rr arrlluM &T3 uf t h e t .r e e r w l I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e rey c a n d id a c y c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f J u n e 5. girls. Good condition. 409 1st. N t e l n t r * uf th e M e t e uf F le rld il lur J u s t i c e o f P e a c e o f D i s t r i c t No. L. A. TATK. St. $12 each. Willard B attery Co. 4, s u b j e c t t o Ilia d e c i s i o n o f Ihe N o t i c e I* h e r e b y gtx.-u tliut It. <». F O R COUNTY rnO B E C U T IN O people of Sanford proves that this Classi­ fied Section is giving the kind of service everybody wants, and the success of these columns tells of the daily satisfaction they give. Make a habit of - reading these Classified Ads regularly! hXEMpJxjYED '■MAN OR W 0**A.\ ,a„ make good living and _ ov*n Iiusr if httVe *n»all amount . t *pitul. Business established i«r !n. Sunf°rd and will clear ABOUT ONE hundred fort good second hand four Inch iron pipe. - *' *1W) monthly. Address Box •Mre Herald. A ttractive price. Telephone 775 eveningshstrucU onn FURNITURE of a four room U ep apartm ent very good and very jT” WELL on a genuine ulytest m altresi. Price cheap. Telephone 7 7 5 . _________ , M G'ibcrt MeGriff F urniture BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridg* E. ( hutch St., Orlando. deck cruiser, thirty inch fully equipped, sleep* six. Pita* f |*RK B, *'cd'da)chjiort suite for t-ewaqnablc. Box 938.______ Le"* “ttly $108. GilbertFurniture Co. Orlando. F L O R E & S E 'o ilV fijT sto v e s are absolutely guaranteed. G uM it R e s to c k MeGriff Furniture Co-, Orlando' The daily patronage of hundreds of the (Pouuctii Announcements) International Trade Needs Safeguards To Protect It From Unethical Practices m i l k c o w f o r SEMINOLE felt ma’/rresaes, abM. O.. (ktmpbeB with Ur«». Phon^ McG,m Kamitur. Co, OrU»4o, .oiuuly ri.o»u«>. votera tn th * D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y to be he'd on J u n e 5th. A- D. I f M . D A V I D HPKKR. A T T O ltX K Y F U R t-O.Y BTABLK 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y r n m lld a r y I h e r e b y t a k a Oil* m e th o d of a n ­ for tha for j h r ' o f f l c c o f c o n a t a o l* . P la t e l e t n o u n c in g m y c a n d i d a c y 4. s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f Die v oter* o f f l c a o f C o u n t y P r o » e c u t ln g A t t o r ­ n e y, subject to the D e m o c r a t lr oil J u n e 5. F O I t J U S T I C E O P FKACIC K. KINLAXV. P r im a r y . 1 w i l l a p p r e c la t # a n y FO R D IS T R IC T HO. FO U R s u p p o r t * Iv e o m* hy th* p e o p ls Tin* I* t o a n n o u n c e a iy c a n d i d a c y F O R C _______ O N B T „ A _____ R L R an d a s s u r e t h e m . If e le c t e d ., w i l l for J u i t l c * o f tha P eace. D istrict I h-retry a n n o b n e g m n: y c a n d i d a c y g i v e l o t h e d u t i e s of th* o f f l c a m y No. 4. su b j e c t In l b s w i l t o f Ihe ____ D e m o c r a t ic v o t e r s J u l i a It b . Ban- for rniiKtalita f o r t h e f o u r t h dla- v a r y b a s t s a r v lcs a . XV. K XVIIITK o f _the ford. L a k e M onro*. P a o la , Lak# trlct, s u b j e c t t o th * w i l l Mary. Lonawuod. A ltam cn.t* v o t e r s ' In tl.e D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y Y ou r v o t a w i l l ba ap Hprlng* an d F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s t l t u t * of J u n e 5. F O R COUNTY r i t o e K C U T I N a predated. th* a b o v e d i s t r i c t . ATTORNEY It. C. t l l o b ) WILCOX. If e le c t e d , I prom t** a n banast I h ereb y a nn oun ce my candidacy h u ’ l n e s a - l lk e ad m in istration fra* for r e-election l o Ih* o f f i c e Of FOn CONITARIR from th e usual roaddlsaoroanesa w i s h »o a n n o u n c e t h a t I am C o u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y s u b ­ g enerally connected w ith this o f. . 1 j e c t t o t h * w i l l u f t h e vo te ra In a c a n d i d a l* f o r Ih * o f f i c e o f C o n ­ s t a b l e for J u s t i c e , o f t h o P e a c o th e D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y on J u n e I nf#’ O. P. HERNDON. JO H N O. LKONAIIDT. D is t r ic t No. 4 Sem inole C ounty F lo r id a . a e |d J u M lr # o f t h e P e a c e F O R C OU NTY COM M IS S IO N F i t F O R T A X AawLSX OR D is t r ic t C o m p r i s i n g E l e c t i o n P re 1 w i s h (o a n n o u n c e t h a t . I a m a I w ish in ann oun ce my candidacy c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o u n t ) r Ilit *, No'a I. J. I. 4. ». U . I I . A II. Aa*e*»or o f C o t n n i l a t i o n r r f r o m D l e l r l c l No. - 5. au b jer l In t h e d e c le l q n o f Ih e D e m - for t h r o f f i c e o f T a * s u b j e c.......................... t t o t h e d r c l . l u h o f ^ I h e v o l - —n r r a il c I’M m a r r t o be h e ld nn J u n e Hainlimle County*, s u b j e c t to . t h e w i l l (if t h e ) o t e i * In Ihe J u n e 5th. A. D. 1*1*. a r a lit. ' ** I'rlm ary. . I w ill r p p r e r l aute l e votir v o t i r support. a u p p o rt. j e held LXMLli: pit Va n . M , u>* 0. “Si"* r hit. j:«T'! « ftftK,' M Vrlw rthrr. |>urch«Mcr of T w a . C e r t l f l c a t r N o 214. dulvil thr D ll Uu> o f Julie. A. D . It*23. bus f ile d sa id c r r D D c k t c In diy o f f i c e , un d Im* m a d e u p p l c a lh ii i for ta x d e e d l o Is­ s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Kuld c r r l l f l c u t c e m b r a c e * tin- f o l l o w i n g ileeci Hied p r o p e r l y s l l u a l c d In Kern. Illiilr C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o - w i t ; K. z a c r e * o f N I - 2 o f NXVI-I o f Krr. IC. T w p . 20 H. Itu n g e 31 E ast. T h e s a id l a u d hrliiK iuoo-mmc.I at t h e d a t e o f I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e ill t h e n a n ir of XX’. K. D u lto a c , I'nirM* nuhl r e r D f lc w lc wihall > hr r e ­ d e e m e d Iiceordlnw l o l a w • l u x , dt-t-d w i l l Ism nt* t h e i r o n tlir l l l h d a y of Jutir. A. I ) . 1021. XX' it ii vmm my official -algnature and kt*I t h i s th e t i l l d a y o f hlwy, A. !>, I92S. V. K D O l ’Ul.AHH. F o r rl iiKKandllFI.XX'lktfk t ’l r i k C ir cu it C ourt, K c m ln o le F o u n t ) Klnrtilw. Ity A. Al XYEEKH. I ‘rpllt»r4.'*erk. Recent Ruling Of Statutory Court UphoIdH Contention* Of Trnn.slt Company TbatjH.; Cannot Run On 5 Cput Fajre By ROBERT W A lllJto ?! ,5d * IntefnHIonal. S ta ff Correapondent ’h N EW YORK, itald to prove cortly. The fd re ^ n kle s t r e e f ’e a r ftfror. *oaH dorawnt*. producers have tho habit of copyu to .p ractica lly 'a ll Antcritsan cilia#. Is ajijrarcntly doomed. InIng. popular American articles and Mf-onghpld—New Y!0.1)^* . — then underselling in a m nrket; de­ ! A- recent ruling by th e ' F> veloped by m anufacturers of’ this , E latutory court upholds th'd country. The luck of precaution oil | iention of th* Interborough M l the part of the American firm tp j T rah » Jt'f company th a t a .7*1 fare Is necessary for oircratlofi^ protect its own interests ns. welt j M anhattan’n subway’ and ctyi'i as those of its distributors hns it line. The city has appealed nndVy.-, v fight hns been carried to thy Iftr-,demoralizing influence. Included among the countries lied States Supreme court. •* Though’ there hns been nq which have enacted legislation ing ns yet in regard to nui dealing with unfnir competition lines of several suburbah cor are United S tates, Germany, Den­ nics, imticatlons arc that mark. Greece, H ungary. Czecho­ will eventually be granted a sim i­ slovakia and Switzerland. A’ num­ lar ihe-.‘case if t ^ c i . 'R . T. ia a l­ ber of treaties aro in force be. i lowed to put tho ncXv fare Into eftween 'th e principal commercial • fret. Officials have announced rountrics xlciiiipg with th is - phase th at tliey probably ,will not' .’/taxT nf coinmerte. tollecting the new rale t e f o r ' next fall. r •’ J!.*;*. . ! If tho supreme court upNold\ the ruling of the statu to ry court) the proceedings arc likely to Inf used ns the basis of appeals by •GRAY. Ga., May 18,—(IN S) — street car companies for fnre in­ As tl>e gallows' trap clanged, pro­ creases in n num ber of other bably -for the Inst time in Georgin, citie.s. Wadid Johnsoq paid the supreme O ther Lines Also There .are'now reports ‘pfnnlty 'liere today for his part in the m urder of an aged woman in the I R T. will seek lo fare to nine or ten cents Jjmt-s' county in 1925. TW ancient method of legal ex­ the 7-cent rnte is put through. In New York City politics for­ ecutive, made absolute hy the new state law to the cwwect that death mer Mayor John F. Hylan is by electrocution in the chair nt charging th at tho present city ad­ MIErdgcvillc shnll be the method m inistration, headed by Mayor of capital punishment, was revived Jnmos Walker, has "sold out to the interests.” under nu old statue here. Mayor W alker hns countered by The new law which became of* fective in 1925 went into effect declaring thnt the adm inistration after Johnson had been indteed nml has fought, and will continue to thus Itis ense falls under the old fight, with every legal weapon a t . its disposal tho 7-ccnt fare. T o. system. The hanging here today will its disposal against the 7-cent doubtless be the lasf in Georgia, fnre. To prove his sincerity, he for although m urder indictments will run for re-election next year, for one or two negroes antedating basing his rumpngin tm n prom ise tho electrocution law, exist, it is to continue the fight. Brcvioualy,' improbable th at the men, who arc the. m ayor hml indicated th a t ha fugitives, will ever !>e caught w ith­ would not be a candidate for rein the toils of the law and made election. The two-cent raise in price of to pay for their crimes A long b itte r fight had Im-cii rides on the subway and "L ” will made fot- Johnsons life, and twice swell the I. It. T. coffers by oil bis way from the neighboring am ounts variously estim ated mi' Bibb County iail under guard, with between $23,900,000 and $40,000, the gallows as his destination, he 000 annually. Em ployes' of tho had won respites by ap|>cal or re ­ company have been promised pay increases if the faro goes through. prieve. Stocks In Rise -3. Throughout the long fight for (Quotations on tran sit company his life, Johnson rem ained stolid and apparently unmoved, but when stock have shown a sharp rise lie mounted the gallows today his since the statu to ry court issued R» face showed the strain he had u n ­ ruling, the first of the month, th a t dergone as he suw the sluulow of tho Intel borough is justified In collecting a 7-cent fare, in view of" death ever looming closer. the investm ents required for u p r keep and operation of its lines. T H IE F IS CITED j Georgia Gallows To Be Replaced.By Chair! ATLANTA. Ga., May 18. (INS# The League of Bad Bold Burglars high in the councils of the organ ih»mtmntrt~rnrtttr~tvtm-tn- n ptnrr should have n new mem bet- today, one with a record for audacity that should entitle him to n place high in the councils of the organization. The burglar referred to is the one who looted a meat market directly across the street in front of ixrliee head tpm rlers here, while numlrers of bluccoats strolled serenely in and out of the building, unconscious of the rubbery taking place ncrors tho way. The thief operated in a shop that remnlns brightly illuminated nil night, hut this fact apparently did not worry him. Okcchoobee — 80 enrs .vegetables movhH from Everglades peetion over Florida East Coust Railway during recent 7 days. BANS CANNED HEAT ATI-AJj’TA. ' Gn.. May 18.— T = rn ttn w m g u iighi m ad arairthe sale of canned lu-at becnus«?A)f its use us n beverage by those donied use of ulcnhal through th o ' eighteenth amendment, in Georgia and other section* of tho Southeast, n ruling has lice-i hnntled down by Georgia’) Cm uiiiisdonur of Agriculture, Eugene Tulm adtv. and Attorney (ieiiernl George M. Napier which forbids its sale ex­ cept by druggists. The ruling specifics tliut tho heat m ust be lubd-.-d -“ poison” ami cuution used in Hs sale. A num ber of dcutlis have re s u lt­ ed from tlie use of the alcohol ctmtained in canned heut as a bever­ age in various p arts of th ; Soul’)east recently. In Mobile, Ala.’, f Iernl aid was asked in curbing CtQ sale of the heat. ■ r . -ClassifiedBusiness Directory ('hiropructic Specialist HEMSTITCHING POUND! Ar. effective euro for Singer Sewing Machlua Shop tliut stomach condition of yours. Solti— R«ntcd— Exchanged Chiropractic—Dr. W. E. McDougEasy Paym ents all. 308 National Bunk Bldg., Phone 80 N orth i*ark, Valdes Bldg. Phone 482'J. « 175 ---------------T.tmeh Bimia ^ I^ a ltu rl e s FOR GOOD eaU trr Kent’a Iat nch Room, 10# Weal Fltrt S treet. . & ______ Dr;' Cleaning_____ THE I Hoff-Mtic B attery Co. 117 F.aat 2nd. S treet. SANITARY STEAM PRESS8 RT. O dorless Dry Cleaning. PhoM 968. 114 N. Park. A xx n in g s Paints and Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAINT8 ' SEMJNOLK AWNING SHOP. Awning*, Window shades. T arp au ­ W ater S par Varotshea one nu-l». Veluntina F la t lins. Anything of t ’anvaa. 309 E ast Paints. P endan d a y jeaso. p 2nd. S treet. Phot.e 11. moulding clay and Plaquoa. Son* ford Paint A W all P aper Co. G *U . • Auto Tops S tuart. Propr. 112 W. F irs t 8 L Furniture » SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Cushion* and S eat Coverings. W E BUY or trad* In used tu rr. W agner F u rn itu re Co. W est Third S treet. (IKAI.I wtv( * V m � 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 18, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 18, 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 18, 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/0544b950e550adea392f46b10620fe1f.pdf fe7351355c7f3cad5b26afee9cb1856c PDF Text Text VI — iWSI'Al'KK f' • *t| . M W D nusm f ■ •i *'i-is JVK^V * • ■. ». r . .- \ THE r- ,-*;-j3 1 Fdr . lore! ’ In norlda’s. Heart, JfeUlitfcii Vegetable ll 'Gnrden Land. ■ r v (* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER •||}ill | yOLUMl^XIX^ I O f U ircn»au»«»L Leased Wire International News Service President Aw ards M edals O f Honpr FORMATION OF BIG —|-n«.1 S A N F O R D F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . M A Y 19. 1028 ___ Directorate To M eet Monday To Discuss P lans F o r A n n u a l Poll “LiN D f EPIC HOP YEAR AGO SUNDAY American Citizen Killed By Bandits S.ftirfr OtlciK. MEXICO CITY, May l? — (INS)—Harry Wilson, a Unite,d states citizen, nnd supt. of tho Union Oil Terminal at Tampico, by Mexico bandits was killed Ktiicolby »near- the Cuchara* Rlvwr. said a dispatch from Tampico to­ day. The killers took $1,000 from Wilson's pocket. ’ Wilson w s, carrying oil company funds. The body found by Otto atelnkruger, manager of tho Union Oil Ter­ minal. Tho shooting occurred yesterday. • • Wa s h in g t o n , May. 19— (INS)—Kor outstanding feats of bravery in connectoin with the saving of life upon rail­ roads, President Coolldgr, Plans for the unnunl Chamber votes will bo tahulnted. Only those ^ I* ^v1 » P"*®"*^* • through the Interstate Com­ whoso memberships arc paid to of Commerce election o f directors merce Cdmmlsrlon, today pres­ President Mai date will receive ballots, it wtut Long, Slim Youlh FromWrat and officers will he made at n stated. ented bronse medals to Miss • ’ cipal Talk Entered Silvery Hued FInne Knight, IK -Mattoon, 111., Though Entire Arrangements meeting of the board on Monday at Two polls will probnbly be madeDeficiency A c t Given Jessie On May 20th And Departed Are Held In Secrecy ItHas the Valdez Cafe, according to np it was unpounced, The first will he and Chas. W. Van Huron, of Anniversary For Hi» DestlnntlonlnPnrla Approval In Record Jackson, Miss. On July 1.7, 19Ileeome Definitely Known unnodneempnt today by E. J. Trot* for tho purpose of selecting a bration Of Knight snatched three Organization Is BoingMadc ter,secretary’. The meeting will be­ group of eight nominees itml Uio TimC So Senate Can 27,'Miss children from the path of a big finni pull will be for the selection W a s B ade Goodbye gin nt 12:15 o’clock. Have It N e x t W e e k four. Van Buren saved a smalt B ig Concern W ill of the four directors. Four directors arc to be chosen. B y Fam ous Flyers ^ ) d from being -un over by pn itiii When tho board meets Monday Tho terms of three directors, E. F. jTTilftis idbis 'tentrul -------- _ Trifln ..... at Jack. H ave 5 Factories Householder, S. O. Shlnholscr ami Secretary Trotter expects to sub­ son, Mlsr., m.Fu'pt 5,. 1920. All World Rejoiced As Word R. J. Holly, expire this year and In mit n report of the yenr’s activities Twenty nln» -nee1!« of this Was FlashedThat American Powerful Capitalists To Hack ndditinn one vacancy on the board of tho Chamber o f Commerce. He character have 'rJ , awarded will also render the report to the Had Made Successful Trip Largest AlrplancMnnufact- is to he filled. since tlv enactmev.Y of the Med^ now board following, the election. 'Ballots are expected to be moiled uring Corporation InWorld NEW YORK. May 19.— (INS)— Vote On Boulder P a m als ot Honor Acts in 1905. out to the membership early next The incoming directors will convene shortly after tho election to select On a rather drab, misty rooming. S. S. Mohawk IsBonchodAflcr 7 T NEW YORK, Mny 19 .— (INS)— week, Mr. Trotter snid. Tho dircc’ Bill Im probable B e­ officers for tho ensuing year. Colliding With Jefferaon to rwill set tho dntc on which the in May a yrnr ago tomorrow the Though complete arrangements While Running InDenseFog * ANDOVER, Ma33.. May cause O f Filibuster usual <nlm of Roosevelt Field waft| are held in secrecy, it became I Off Atlantic IHghlands NJ. — (INS)— Tho academy,, broken when word spread like wild secondary Bcnool, known today lthnt tho largest air* | WASHINGTON, Mny 1 9 — NEW YORK, Mny 19.—(INS)— b y President; Coo fire that “ Llndy’a gmng'.” ernfe manufacturing -cstrpoftitlon (INS)—The plnns of adminis­ oa one of tho greatest lac “ I.lndy” was that tall, sl'm lint­ Tho liner Mohnwk, of the-Xly«Jc in mouldity W L hoblta in the world is now in progress of tration lenders to adjourn the less youth with tlm touMc-halr Line, with 195^ passengers and formation, backed by three of thoughts o i America s Seventieth Congress next Sat­ who hud zoomed into tho flying Benqratlons. crew aboard, was boached lat« to­ l a . ' lD x dW a orhjjr America’s most powerful capital­ field in Ills silvory-hued mono­ urday were n step nearer fulday off Atlantic Highlands. N. J., orincinal addr^ii-^Lt thd 1 ists. • *** plane, “ Spirit of St. l>mls,” from fillment -Utfny M low inft the Chamber* Will Give Repdri The new concern, which experts the West u few days before amt after being in collision with tho anniversary ' celebr^i Oh ContlitlonK Fuitiri sny will usher in a new dny in the (in f'nmiitions And future Phillips Academy hate,, action o f tth^Houac in passing fa . Business In An Effort To history of nviation, wll1 hnve Chnng Tso Lin Determined Championship Battle Between quietly announced ho would at­ S S. Jefferson, of tlie Old Domln- more attention to the e _ _ Urn second deficiency approtempt a non-stop flight to Far1 *Mandeil Ami McLarnin Is Nationalists DeContinue R i v e r Service five 'factories, one each in Balti­ tho standards auch Inrtlto' a • good. ---1 T To*Vight _____ Tr n ..i i\tr rd T nu> On On ills plane .looked Put Off UniFor Tk Third Time It* |1AU ion Line. miation bill in record-break­ He Danner ToForelgners; The captain of the Clyde liner The President mad# a more, Clucngo, Buffalo, Isis An* Account Of Foul Weather crossed tho country in two jumps ing time. , „ Clyde Line officials, who recent^ Jnpan*Y’lVnsidera New Move from Washington to Job b reported at 3:48 P. M. Eatscrn gelerf and the fifth in a Southern —from Snn Diego,' Cal. to St. The deficiency bill, nlwaya n |y announced their intention Jo dis­ Units, and from St. Louis to New Daylight Time by Radio that his ceremonies at tl»la plonNtBY James L. K1I.GALLKN harbinger . of adjournment, wa- continue the St. Johns river ser­ city to be selected later. The ltofLONDON, May 11».— (INS) schoola. T York. But it luid only one t«°torl ship, surrounded by n heavy fog, American International New* Servio.* wnt to the Senate and Immediate­ vice and who Were subsequently falo plant is already in operation. Addressing the student Marshal Chang Tso Lin, dictat­ was close in against n high *#• Cotnuiander Richard L. Byrd s Staff Corresponderi ly referred to the appropriations requested to wltiidraw the petition The company will lie known as wall, and that it would bo impos­ alumni on the - academy . or or the Poking Government und trl-motored piano was being care the General Aircraft Corporation NEW YORK, May 19.—The romniittee. Administration leaders tiding the ntihmlsslon of n report sible 1o take passengers and crew Mr. Coolldge pointed out tfaat tta announced it would be called up in LT chambers of commerce, repres­ and has been organized by tl.ra* Genoralisslmo of tho North China lightweight championship battle fully groomed for the first trans­ ashore by boat. Owing to the heavy student mind ia at tha Id w tar the Senate early next week, thus enting Cltlen along the river, Will stockholders of General Motors, armies, has rejected the sugges­ between Sammy Mandeil, tho Atlantic flight at the time. The backwash of tho tidcrun beating plastic stage at the age of raatrtWesterner wasn’t racing anybody. culation at * secondary iehooL although the latter lias no connec­ tion of Japan that fa* retire into paving the way for adjournment give their answer ft a Rockford, 111., “ Sheik," «nd He made that plain. He was simply against tho wall. “ It ia for this reason that our scheduled to be held sometime new tion wit It tlfe new concent, uicorJ* May 26. ' ... Const guard officers, who im­ Manchuria ant) avoid a decisive ••Baity Faced1’ Jimmy McI.aroin going whet) tho weather wos O. K. secondary schoola sue of auch Several protento Ogoin-U Hits week in DeLond, according fo E. J. ing to reports. mediately started government craft buttle with the Southerners (Nat­ adjournment date were voiced by Trotter, secretary of the Sanford, The name* of the* throe oriruuu ionalists), snid an Exchange Udc- of tho Pacific Const, which was This particular morning ho sat in out to tho rescue, stated taht tn great importance," ha said. “ When hotly. students now enter th^yoliege t* scheduled for tonight, was post­ n flivver, now and then squinting friends of the Boulder Dnm BtU. trade ull probability it would bo neccslf the steamship company of- zers have not yet been revealed. graph dispatch from Toklo this poned at noon today by Tex at tho murky “ ,l d^csn 1 who declared the Senate should be I,. A. Lustig and George Town­ sury to trans-ship those aboard tho arc no longer of an i; carry out tnuir. present in afternoon. ls-----. Rickard promoter, because of look had—1 guess we’ll go," ho re­ age. HabiN of thought have eiven an opportunity- to vole on ficia tentions, freight and passenger send, of Chicago, nrt. acting as Japan pointed out tho possi­ unpromising wcntlu-r conditions. marked. By “ wo” lie meant himself Mohawk. Meanwhile, the Jeffer­ the measure. Administration cod­ service between Sanford nnd Jack­ agents for the corporation, it was son reported that the forepark was fixed. The college can TO bility of /oreign lives nnd propgether refashion lU J W ers opposed a further delay how- sonville which hns het-n maintain­ learned, and they are to arrive in ertle!) becoming endnngored if It wns the third postponement in nnd his plane. The mechanics were emptying full of water and that »ho was About the best it can do la evrr in the belief that n well-or- ed for many years, will bo discon­ Buffalo today in u phme piloted Marshal Chang should slake his ns many days. badly. ' . Rickard was unable to immedi­ flvc-gailon runs of gasoline into leaking gunizrd filibuster will block nny tinued may 31. Bert Acosta, one-of the many fortune upon a decisive conflict Captain Hammond of tho Jet- carry them on in the eouYae they by the plane. Workero hurried back ately set a new date for the Following unnodneement of the pilots signed by the company. Ap...i.. on »hn Hmihler Dnm vote the Roulder Dnm hill ever* ferson reported the condition of have alr«*d begun .Whlla the plnns, chambers of com­ nroximatcly 70 aviation specml- with tlie Nationalist army which fight |*cau*e Monday night, and nnd forth, doing this thing and HU vessel to his lino office by of our universities are very if Congress remained in session company’s is invading the Peking area. Mnrproximatcly . . . . . . merce In the eiver ureu stuged u isis, gathered from the Altai tic other dates in the near future, Dint. With excitement about the wireless. “ Stem broken and bent, and every effort ahould be for another three weeks. sliul l liang was quoted ns reply­ The Iloulder Hum opposition lias nipptiiiir In Dditluli Tin* noun* Aircraft Factory, builders of tm ing to Japan that he was deter­ conflict with Die fight shows liangnrs, tho crowd grew. Police he stated. “ Foropcnk full of w» to beet them. It does not hilled by other local clubs. Rick­ established a “ dead line" and kept from felt for tho last two weeks in merit of the Meeting, Mr. Trotter famous Fokkcr planes. that sufficient emphasis baa bo< mined to flght.i ter.” . ard was endeavoring to placate the throng back of-the ropos. lousideration of the $288,000,000 said, was that-except for tho pas­ Wright Field, Ohio., «iml other Tho Mohawk nt tho tlmo of the placed on the needs of our secon­ Since the decisive defeat of tlie senger business which the Clyde Tho imperturbable Ghnrlcs a . tax reduction bill. Minor amend­ Line enjoyed, discontinuance of points have been engaged uceordord- Northern army in tin* Shantung other promoters so tliut lie could of the Gre­ crash was outbound for Jackson­ dary schools. {ititiouncn another date acceptable Lindbergh ments, which ordinarily would bo the service* vjpuld not la1 a serious ing to information received Trom Peninsula it has been After all, they furnlah the mafalling at about 7:30.‘ Ro struck his ville, Flnv, while tho Jefferson was to the Now York Slate Boxing passed upon in n few hours, have loss tp tit* several communities. found from Norfolk, Va. The wa­ tarial that goes Into our higher in­ hack upon Peking in a badly de­ reliable sources toduy. long^clTs ln to ' ids flying suit and ConuhUsion. provoked days of debate n which •t A second'%keetitng nt Jackson­ ter was r«P°rt<*l comparatively stitutions. Their younger and more The New General Atrernlt moralized condition. There have Falling in tills Rickard would climbed into his plane. Ntwly-made tlie Senate took no action. The ville resulted in resolutions being nlnncs will incorporate tho i»esi. ^H,en thousand* of desertions. Tho ,U tcd no ° n® plastic student* have even fTMter_ ^ t o - rBjro, jr t. Fok; smooth and have available next Thursday wrlovls— . s Y» I I _____ _ n n lM P . ’ . l l . n a l l l l a tax bill Itself, subject of but little passed asking thnt the company *features Kin- had* been tnjfftu* . need then those 4H>e are more ma­ of. . Ford. Bcllancu, UBoeing advance gourdI of# the VNational,!*)^ k cr/G royfr TVlmlen. “ Doc or. Grover Tv controversy other than tho amount wlthold Us action'until after a re­ and other largo alrplpne*. hut w 111 is reported almost nt the gates ■ night, tho rcgdlnr night'assigned koid nnd othara—strode over nml Dense fog * over tfao water today ture. They ought to come under th* nn Square Garden Kfliu m•,u w . . . •» it i wns the causo of two stcamehlp to the Madison “ of redaction-to -he allowed, has port is submitted .on resent condi­ he distinctly different from nn> of Peking. influencing of teachers ability, . . Corporation. Monday night wns wluhed him luck. ’ Llndy Diank tions and possible now business. t>ccn under d.bate for three weeks. crashes In which four vessels, two Advices from Slinnglmi said character and aympathy.** „ f these or other current types, it them with u smile. Senator Smoot (R) of u tah. af­ The decision will he announced the communication from Japan finally set ns the date for the The President also took occasion Ai 7:40 Kinhaid spun the I’ r" ocean liners, and two freighters next week and it Is believed the wbh learned. fight. Two other clubs, the Dex­ ter predicting daily that the bill service will he continued pending Proceeding quietly, the big <" warning tiie Nationalists not to ter Park nnd the Olympia Arena, pellor. For ten minutes the uuitor were damaged. Tho Rati Star Lin­ to direct aomo advice to the whole would he enacted within another reeeit of the report. gnnization has brought together attempt to invade Manchuria, is hud shows hilled for Monday Ironed. Al " 'VJ tlie pilot struck er. Pcnnland with 414 pusesngers student body of the . nation. B* •Jl hours, said he was hopeful of OK and crew on board was rammed counselled them to apply to them­ Mr. Trotter culled attention to nn nrrny of aviation authorities, being studied by tile officials of night hut Rickard succeeded *Ji his head out of the window, vetting the final roll-call today. the fact that it was brought opt a) amidships by the freighter Annis­ selves in their daasroms the aamo the Nanking Government. It --we'll go." lie said. They pulled including many of the fonnios His would groatly enhance tV the Jacksonville meeting that dis­ designing and engineering experts, was handed to Gen. llwnng Fu, settling thnt controversy. ton City off Sundy Hook. Several Mandeil uftd McLarnin will the blocks awuy. Tho motor roar­ hours later tho Hollond-Ainerican rtandards thoy Impose upon them* prospects of adjorunment next continuance of the service may Nationalist commissioner for ,,,) The plane lurched with IN Saturday, although administration serve to block federal expenditure and the cream of American pilot , foreign affairs by the Japanese not have to^wjp.igh in this nftcr- heavy load, then startbd forward. liner Nleu Amsterdam with 1200 selvee on the baseball diamond, or in other branches afschobatic noon, ns planned. Instead they passlengers wns rammed by Die leaders were reported ready to ail- J of $03,000 in eliminating sonic of within the last few months. B rnt Consul. The young man -ut tlie controls Bulchen. famous Norwegian pilot, lilt: ...ui, the bends in the river. Reduction will slip on the scales Monday sport*. . , „ freighter Porto Rico as shu lay at journ then, even though the tux While Japan has a large army “ Two great testa In mental dlain shipping service, it was said, nnd Clarence ChainU-ilin are afternoon nt two o'clock when gave a stiff miliUry saluU- WlD anchor ut Quarantine. I,ill failed of final enactment. massed in the Shantung Peninsula, bis right band. “ We are of ft Thu elpline are accuracy and honesty, The Senate met un hour earlier might also cuuse the government known to have sl.Micl. Bulchen the invading Nationalist army they must come in, ut or under idune picked up speed, shot ulong to rescind its action of appropriat­ will not report fo. duty. he observed. "It la far better to the lightweight limit of 136 than usual today, and Smoot de- ing $10,000 annually for mainten­ 1 '■ ....... > • '» and then lies betwee this force and the the runway, *>se « kit Forest City Rally until aftor the Ilyrd Antarctic ix master a few subject# thoroughly pounds. Tn» going to keep the ScnManchurian. It is understood that dared —- .,,, ance. of the riWr for navigation pedition probably next <’enrThe champion announced lie bugged down. Twic0 it did this be­ To Be M onday N ig h t than to have a masa of ate in session until that ax > pUrnos«s. Japan will se/ul reinforcements fore rising. It was imw leading . ,i p (inrdncr zationa about many ruhject*. The Gardner McLcqDi fRvwrj 4vaubl li-avr. at uncc..f<.,.r !ii» is passed, if ws haws to stay herottlfl— poR^ibllit TTirocUF tm-w-eUing nf tclcgrai1” Inttr-MnnchurtiC ' manager; A.* F. AtcleK -ft watchers’ • 1. — * 1 .nnft-1 1 111AI until midnight.” SenatoY U hol- Clyde Lino carrying out its inton­ Tho seventh of a series of polit world will have little vise T6f Japan's policy of protecting in;] camp at Orangeburg, N. »., wires und. Dio heart beat b tte (R) of Wisconsin,-an insui.' [/tion. Mr. Trotter said that local glncer; and John McPhall. well Manchuria from warfare is com- and box several rounds late to­ faster nn it seemed tlie plane would ical meetings, arranged by the who are right only a part of the o gent leader, and Ssnator Slfpmon-." business men haj'e been assured known. mechanic of the pnruhlo in aomo respects with day. McLarnin headed for n local never acnio them. But it did,, n«is- county Democratic executive com­ time. Whatever may be tho eUn(D) of North Cxrolina, the minor­ that at least four bouts would he organization, are members of the tho, Monro# Doctrine of tho U­ gymnasium for u workout, Haying sing tho wires by a few feet. That mittee for tho purpose of giving dard* of tho classroom, practical ity finance loader, both protested placed in service between here and party which wllt^top off »t Buf nited States. Jupnn ha^ spent no wus consitlering returning to rliup has nerve." remarked Bynl Dio citizens of each community an life will TetpDto aomothlng more against the May 20th adjournment Jacksonville by independent ship­ fnlo today before proceeding to miliions of dollars building up Ponipton |j»ke» for further truin- who hud been holding his breath. opportunity to hear tho candidates than CO per cent or 70 per cent for “ 1 shall vote against It, s a i pers. Freight and passenger ser­ New York, acconling to the rc|>ort. railways, industries, mines, public Inc. • „ Tho epic flight of history was on. for tlie several count# offices, will a passing mark. vice would be handled, the secre­ Rickard wns distressed oner Tho fact that the c,l,” >“, " y "The standard* ot Uta world an laifollette. ” 1 believe we should ro* Who, in this country, or any­ ho held Monday night at Forest utilities nnd stenmahip lines. tary said. engaged a corps of crack I’" not like thoaa set by the faculty main here until the Boulder Dnm Japan might go to the lengtjf of his bad “ Breaks” from the veuth- where else was not thrilled when City. , ,, , has lent credence to rumors that establishing a military sovereign­ er man. Heretofore he hns been thirty tree and a half hours later, Tho meeting will be held in the but more closely rewnble tho* bus been voted upon by the Sen­ it will operate Independent air ty ovc£ Manchuria if Chang is lucky in this respect. It rained word wns flnsed from Lo Bourgct Foxgatc building and will begin set by the etudent body (hemaalve* ate. It is not fair to the opponents routes throughout the ^0linlryy Imaten nnd the Southerners in­ little todny, hut the outlook was Field Paris, thnt ” we" hail landed! ut 7:30 o’clock. It. J. Holly Sr., They are not ai all content wlui,< of that measure to postpone de­ dark nnd the forecast was for After the world had waited in sus­ secretary of the committee, wlU member of the rouMqd organise Only largo plages will he built by vade Mnnchurin. bate on the bill nnd then adjourn 1 General Aircraft, It w«s reported. showers. preside. Representative* of candi­ tlons who can alrika only 90 pt Congress without giving the S«npense for hours u I'la'""5 from Dir inky sky into the flood dates for state offices will also be cent of tho notea. They do not to! uto lime to consider it.’’ Free Bus To itun To i i . “ I oppose adjournment May lights of \r Bourgct field and permitted to^ uddresa tho audience. crate tho man on th* dlaidond wh K illers O f Usher In PORTLAND, Ore., Mny 19. said Simmons, “ hoexuse the Sent when it landed out of it stepped catches only M per cent o f tl I^ocal Baseball Park Theater A re Siezed the modest “ Limly" pulling letters SUFFER CASUALTIES K. utc has much Important legislation — (INS)—Governor Alfred balls. Tho aUndardt wbiejithe ati of introduction from his pocket. to act upon before we are re®( ^ Smith piling up n comnulnding dent body aet are highFive l»us service to tlie Munici­ CHICAGO, May 19.—(INS)— PUERTO, CABEZAS, NICA— to udjnuro. There is tho tax bill, lead over his opponents for the pal Athletic Field for Florida Stuto which must go to conference after Democratic presidential choicr in ADOPTS RESOLUTION Lcuguc gamei* will be inagurated Tho bandit killers nf Pearl Eg­ M rs. Doris M. K rcsge GUA, May 19.— (INS)—A com­ gleston, HI, usher in. u west sub­ bined force of United States ma­ it pusses tho Senate. There is w the Oregon state primaries ns in­ next week with the return of Dio KANSAS CITY, Mn-. « • » » urban theuter, nre in custody, W in s Divorce Decree rines anil native guardsmen, Boulder Dam bill and the Muscle complete returns from 405 of the WASHINGTON, May 1^ i Sanford team for a series of that clashed with a rebel band at —The Seuit* today adopted a i Shoals legislation, very Important state's 1,783 precincts were tabu- (INS)—Heresey charges againsi games. This announcement was nnd have confessed. The crime Bishop William F. McDowell of that caused thousands of enraged to the South, is still in conferencti. Inted today. NEW YORK. Mny 19.— (INS)— Paso Real, suffered four casual­ olutlon hy Senator Heflin (D )^ made today by E. II. Lnney. secre­ citizens to rise up nnd demund to information Al*., authorizing appointment * I cifn’t see how we will be able t » Smith, with 4.002 voles, was the ll'ashlngton, D. C-. mail nnd Mrs. Doris M. Krcsgc, was free ties, according of tary and treasurer of the Sunford a wholesale “ House-Cleaning" today, her dlvorco decree from Se­ received today by Major Otley. leading Senator Walsh of Montana- Bishop Francis J. McCon clean UP our legislative specisl commute* to Invest" baseball club, following a meeting in time Id adjourn nex*. Saturday. his hcarest competitor, who with­ Pittsburgh Pa., were brought be­ last night of local baseball officials. In Chicago ami Cook County to­ bastian S. Kresge, civil lenrice employment in millionaire Air Line Palmetto — Seaboard fore* the Methodist EpiscopalGenday wus declared solved following The tax fall! meanwhile was drew from the primaries after the A hut will leave the Seminole tho arrest of three yol.ths who chain store executive, having be­ Railway erecting new passenger District of ColumhUC, amended to l.tulude a provision in­ ballots were printed, by 1,027 oral Conference here today by Dm come final. Mrs. Kresge won tho Virginia. voking nil wc»*cy aliout Ineoni votes. Waist’s 2.976 count impres- Re>-. George A. Cooke, » retired Hotel every 20 minutes between 3 admitted, in the presenco of wit- decree three months ago In the ctation here. and A o'clock on Die iluys games netues, Dint they had staged the state supreme court. Her husband tax returns hy a v<HC of -i to , vely overshadowed the 1.782 votes minister of Wilmington. Del. Mr. Cooke, wltu I" not a dele­ are played here. Simultaneously tragic holdup. fulled to appear to dofend himself uft^r itn all day drive tar cast fur Setmtor Jaipes Reed of The confessed bandits are, Stan­ against seven chsrges of m gents In an (ffort to '• Missouri. Alonzo Workman, traiU gate or in active church service, with this movo was the decision to presented bis cliargcs to R. J. reduce the price of grandstand ley Durmaj, 20; Stanley Thomas, duct with Miss Gladys Adelc F(sh, cloud of secrecy tliat surrounds cd the Democratic.candidate*. Wade secretary of Die conference seats from 60 to 75 cents. 19, and Albert Mas, 21. DunnaJ his Treasury Department.” hi* secretary. secretary, No alimony WS' ___i ,Diem i.um nn teaching of and. ibased on ““teaching oT Kiuftgw provided, Mrs. ------— uUUuung -, —,false doctrine.” He reTerref GTWJ L, killed Miss Eggleston. The youtHi more than $2,000,000 In stock ould not e« Have KING’S BAY. wero unvoted on a tip to police through an agreement. U>pk*~ one “ That I « “ >' May 19.-i-(lNS) . . ■ — i • — * Hi (* uzqt , Some" by Bishop McDowell «u l WASHINGTON, May 19-— furnished by » k°y c°n’ P»nl° n of A hearing on an injunction "Religious .Certainty” hy Bishop (INS)—Cel. Charles A. Lindbergh the bandits. granted Mr*. Kresge, restraining hangar after $ through fog' has endorsed citizens military McConntl). . . , her husband from proceedings with Journey __ Bit ynriilirt.ul •ftfttiaa «■«>*» • HeersUey. ■Wstlr rcfyrtcd the ■CCS* b b n k w m S UIT reimpa. ■ and-, lf ln Miehigani tm U W ITinvomntr dUT« he Toitefl TR'ttrred c h . S .1 0 the coinnilue on Judic tha war Deportment to publis Arctic, the dirigible. Italia wa* be­ hebl Monday. Mr*. Kresge assert* cere’ hardships:) RU8HV1LLE, Nebr., May •10'— l.ryand a report Is rz^ctedsom o his autograph under Itis rocom NEW Y’ORK. May 10— (INS)— that this action made it necessary ing groomed^ today for its next forced to fly At (INS)—Feeling here today was venture, a non-stop flight to th* time next week. Mr. Cooke recent­ mcndatlon. The statement appears Held up to the world a scrutiny as for her to bring suit for divorce causa o f th4 running high against Henry Sher­ d1 k ^ . ot North Poll, and back. in the current Issue of ReeruAIng a co-respondent in o divorce ease ly brought charges of water and here. stormed the county jail rer'Y , Worn and weary after their •gainst BUhop McConnell wh fh News, published by tho adjutant man. 19 year old farm hand, who about which she knew nothing and tha ship nerve-wrecking battle with tho then tricked, she alleges, into * PLANE DEPARTS yesterday l*ei)t on a “ killing 2Tto< .uttorillw « - W , >" were dropped on the .floor of .the General’s office. exterior of element*, General Umberto Nobile, signing a breach of promise re­ conference. -, spree,” slaying three members oi wU hv AIRPLANE CRAS11K8 lease, Mrs. Edna D. Story, farmer the' family of Roger Pocfaon, MONTGOMERY, Ala., May T9. commander of the thip» tnd Upon sixteen member# of tho crew, rest­ LOSES SUIT wealthy rancher. The Pocnon p MADRID, May 10.— (ftW -"-‘ actress, today renewed her suit — (INS)—Tlie goodwill 'Fokker denly came over me. A < c0lflJ||.t ed today while the mechanics of young baby, beaten over the head Ubeda kirplan<*. one Die for $600,000 against William P. airplunc, cnruuU fron> Nevr York the supply ship Cltto Dl Milano work of wanted to Kin. * l ., ,# LOS ANGELES, May 19- (INS) The Clyde, son of tho Clyde Steamship to Los Angeles, laft here at 8 A three Spanish military planes with a shotgun, ia not expected to just bare force L ln n " •■! shot the boss his » » —Emmett Corrigan, noted Company head. making a “ Pilgrimage" to Jcru M. today, after being held up for overhauled th* bug* craft. mother with a shot- actor, today is the loser In his le­ live . , h,1P : r Because of a , raging blizzard. flight salem, crashed and w u damaged, , ' T^he youth, according to authori­ three day* by rainy weather. It gal battle to win $100,000 dam­ General Noblle'a plan to land an 1 Manchuria produced nearly twice according to word received today ties, confessed, when apprehended expect* to arrive In Los Angeles the head wlth the gun. ages -frops Mre. Louis P. M^Loon, exploring party op Land aa many soy bean* last year as from Manila, Morocco. The pilot, that he had Intended wiping out at 4 P. M. Monday. known oh stage aa LUli*n Al­ fcl 1020, ------the entire family of aeveij. Only Lieut, Monto*1001* *•* Dot it hadn’t bertson. . . - » — the, pitiful pleadings of the Poch- If u u ■"***" * . u .. 'bawling. ‘ 14 year old daughter, N4lUt> couldn t »t*hd en» CLYDE LINE SH IP HAS CRASH W ITH DOMINION LINER Saturday Slated For Last Session CLYDE LINE WILL GIVE REPLY SOQN TO TRADE BODIES I"*. •. H |.i r. r- Addresses O f Famed Says Secondary ingr"More fin® Than That later no JA P SUGGESTION FIGHT PROMOTER ISRE JE C TE D B Y AGAIN POSTPONES PEKING DICTATOR BIG GOTHAM FRAY Governor A1 Smith Piles Up Lead Over r ,jJim Reed In Oregon Charge O f Heresy Is Brought Against Washington Bishop Dirigible Italia Is B eing Groomed, F orF JightT oN oi r . ■L’ VtI A ‘ -a. *11s t a .. .-j . 4. If . 7 I �♦* I * M tire SAVronn t r e m a , sANrmm, n .o n m x e eight Fr id ay , m Ny is , ms Cubs Gain Possession O f First Place In National _■ « • ____ ■ League B y Beating Boston Ease Tomorrow Afternoon Brooklyn's 4 to' 2 v Cincinnati put the Robins within hnilln? distance of th first division Stati’s single in thevseventh set­ tled the argument. Tnc Cardinnls. Giants, Pirates nnd Phillies di«l not piny. TO CURB PROFANITY Daytona Southpaw In Excel, CONSTANTINOPLE, May J8-— NEW'YORK, Muy 18.— (INS)— only six hits. lent Form, Fanning Fifteen twelfth to second, finally running By Davis J. Walsh4 * ** Anything can happen in the Am- (INS)—Io an effort to check pro­ Celcrvmcn; Inlanders Get The clubs su|iplying the fireworks n n.nr dead bent w.th Victorian, LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 18. 11 Hits Off Tw<* Pilchers in the Major (/.ague races at pres­ -o* i usi League now—the Boston fanity over the telephone, the gov­ the winner. — (INS)—Having' spent tho last The minor exceptions arc Strol­ twenty'four hours disguised as a DAYTONA HEAOH, May 18.— ling Player the SGI.CKjd importa­ w M oat in the ferd box, I am frac­ Lefty Butler was right yesterday ed to the conclusion today that tion, nnd Sun Beau, both cf which there is only one factor opjroting ran forwardly, particularly In the nnd the Sanford Celcryfeds were ngninst Rolgh Count's chnnces of doting stages of the race. Stroll­ the victims, the Inlander.! chalking winning the Kontuckcy Derby to­ ing Player seims to lack track uj>' n '.t to 0 victory in the opening morrow afternoon. He deesn't read' smartness whidh is something that tilt of the. series. Butler held the the newspapers. Feds to three scattered hits, while He, therefore, rnn’t know that ran and must bt« used in a big he fanned 15 to insure an easy all the track-wise folk nrc agreed Derby field. triumph for his mntss. The Is­ Sun Beau did get up from that there 's ‘nothing in the f ipld that can.{ft fjKurrd to bent him. thirteenth to fifth, and might be landers shelled Hathaway o ff the Ho Cannot turn t otlie form sheets a better horse for the experience. mound in the fourth inning nnd he arid be apprised of the maddening was replaced by Barron, who held tidings that he hus nil of the However, we are go.ng into de­ the locals in check for the.remain­ tails with these nlaa rails we might heart) and foot of his field, and der of the game. ■ simply must do an impcr'nl ballet rs well record the L,ct that Ty­ Score: to the pny-off over the entire mile phoon was hastening somewhat in Sanford ah r h po n e the stretch, Vuving advanced from Howell, rf ...... I 0 0 1 0 0 nail a quarter of the riCv. He can’t even su-"-:r.e that the fifteenth to seventh in the process'. Jnekson, If ..... 1 0 2 1 0 0 Tho point .s tnnt noneofuhose Frisbie, s s ...... .'t 0 0 . 2 4 0 chicken gumbo in which he lias been doing his rcesnt ‘‘works” hit/ mentioned looked like a horse t.’ut* Culhreth. .'lb 5 0 0 2 2 1 been hailed as a further token of ■could race in the same hent witi* Wade, cf .2 0 0 .2 -0 0 the Heigh Count that did 2:05-2-5, Xoppino, 2b impending success. 2 0 0 2 I 0 pulled up, for the derby distance, iTvnds, lb . . . '4 0 0 J) 0 0 From what I have been able to gather, the great race lias two dis- only four, days ago. Roln-'tson, e :i 0 I 5 :j 0 D<xl<r- Hathaway, p . tlnct possibilities—if tlu'Aroclv, re­ -- As for thrtA? — 2 0 0 0 0 0 mains muddy, Re'gb Count eon't son, Colonel Shaw, which -probably Barron, p ... . 2 0 0 0 0 1 lose; if it dries out by tomorrow will j<tart but only for the box ear afternoon, the* rest of, the field door niter yesterday’s perform­ Total* 33 ' ance. and Jack Higgins were beat­ hasn’t n chance. Daytona H. nb r en off by the favorite on Monday The Count, in brief, is one of Graff, ss ... 4 I those incip'ent calamities known I it-, Wrack was third in the half .Mcssncr, 2b. _ 2 !n the Prcakncss and folded up, oh .a prohibitive favorite. He ap­ Gordy. rf € * parently is to go to the post with finishing seventeenth. Babasheia Wycolli*. cf :? ! n vast majority of the homeless could.') t stay w tn Victorian's pace, Miller, If I l, dropping buck from seventh to dodnrs in Kcntuskccl riding.cn his Baxter, lb . . I (I withers, nnd it’s just tow hnd that thirteenth. Sortie Barley improved Buckner, 2b 2 0 liis position which was, roughly a thing like that has to be kept ii l!nvwnrth, r 2 I secret from the only party'involv­ teak ng. the rear. Distraction fell Butler, p ..4 1 ed who can do anyth.ng about it. As It Is, Reigli Count will line' Totnls . . .13 2 II 27 l> 2 up ut the harrier with some , Sanford 000 (IDO 000 -** eighteen odd horses, without the Davtona llracli 202 100 OOx '.1 slightest suspicion that lie is i> , Tv:o base lul l. Butler. Three, great horse and the others an base hit. Miller. Sacrifice hit, W.vmerely steeds, as we say nt the] i ollis. Stolen bases, Mi (Seiler 4, CINCINNATI. May 18. (INS)— Bin liner. Wyrollis, Graff* Bases on livery stable. lie cunceiveablv William Watson (’ lark, llrviklyn's balls, i f f Butler 7, ntf Bn i rim 2, southpaw pitcher from fdi.isissippi, off Hathaway 2. S’ like outs IA’ will sign a long-telm eonlrai t heri Butler 15. h.\ Barron 2. Hit1, off today. He i- I •lie Hiailied to Mi-s Hathuw.ii A in I iiiiiiugs, iff liar. Rrhekall \eslnn. of Clearwater. •'•n 2 in I ient lugs, o f Butler 2 in Ha., ns tin- niliiiinatiou of a train­ •J innings. Losing pitehor, Hatha' ing i iimp inmanee. i" ii . I *m»«i. ••i, Monte and Weaver. Time, 1:42. ent arc the Chicago Cubs who have won eleven strai*.:it games; the? New York Yankees, who have Won seven fdmight and tnken eleven out of twelve from the Western dubs; the Bostoh Red Sox, who hove won six straight; nnd the Brooklyn Robins, who have won four straight. . The Cubs gained undisputed possession of first place in the Na­ tional League yesterday by blank­ ing Boston 2 to 0 while the Cin­ cinnati Reds lost to Brooklyn, l'n’. Mnloito speed ball merchant from the American 'association, limited tho Braves to five hits nnd Had: Wilson clouted a homer nnd a triple. The Reds dropped nil the way to third place below the Cnrdinnls who did not play. , Tile Yankees won tn the ninth, •t to 2, when pitcher Crowder of thu Browns forced h run over the plat?. Ittlth, Gehrig, Blue nnd Brannon hit homers. Gehrig now lias six homers and the Bubo hub twice ns many. The Yanks gave Stanley Covrl-kie .veteran spitbnll pitcher his ia-t chance to mnkc a comeback— nnd the pole came through like Boldiy Jones’ 'driver. He yielded Red! Sox are in the first division f«ir the first time sinct) the adolcscvnt* days of the canine yclept Hcetwr. The einhattcred Back Bay boy* handed a 0 to .1 beating to Gi or ;« Morinrty’s sweet-singing nnd' s/iur-plnying Tigers, who have lost'.-even in a row and arc in Iasi pliictt. ■ Ti» Chicago White Sox climbed out <t* tiio cellar by nosing out the Athl'.'.tics 0 to 5. Alphonse Thoma won Jr is game- by hitting a double, llau-e r got bis eighth homer. Georgs' Uhle was the whole work* in Cb i eland’s 8 to .’) win over the Scnu'.itrs. He toyed with the Wash­ ington i.batters and, drove In four runs vrith a homer and a single. *»|M England now tins 1,802 magistrates. women S a cesnt' Afsuddcn om orgcncy calls idr light In the- dead of night. You prosr. a buttqn. on flashes your light It costs but l t20 of a cent. Is it worth it? Insist upon the extra killing power that Tiin?l*f°ot Spray offers ■t no extra cost- Do tills end kCt all household Infects nt one time. You opportunity to buy this high grade furniture at extrem ely low prices is fast nearing an end. I W aiting, anticipatin g. e\*er ready, Is < |, the m echanical pewer and tho human / {organization lineman, load d isp a tch -4 ors, engineers in fact, every man in our I great institution is your "Minute Man."^| TH E TA N O L E F O O T COMPANV Oiend RipMe. N I c M d n S 13- 70-13 WE ernment iias decided to install gitl operators in the cxchango nt Bafdad. The telephone system through­ out Turkey is nntiquidatid and difficult to use: But that at Bafdnd is said to he the worst. Pa­ trons of the telephone system us­ ually .become so angry at their inability to get a number that they give vent to their feelings in pro­ fanity directed against the tele­ phone operators. The ••centrals” ut present nrc men. Basra is the only city in the Near East with a modem system of automatic telephones. BUY pate your furniture requirements for the future and take advantage o f while you have the chance. Always rr ady to sotv. you instantly. All Kinds o f .Imik Hags, IMi'lals-Kulilier \ hot probable that you IJsc Electricity Ynifr Cheapest Servant tics Highest Cash Prices Paid W E SELL .Svifnril tie. It never again this sale is quite will be able to buy such high grade furniture at such low prices. Before it is too late. Sanford Metal and Rubber Co. ' W e urge you to antici­ is your gaip. The creditors’ loss Don’t delay any longer. v I'hnur l>I*• SALE T o demonstrate the Quality and Value of the famous Robeson ShurEdge Pocket Knife L ine-you have the Opportunity this week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur Edge Knives in this Sale for 89 cents each. t The choice o f H undreds o f Beautiful Pat­ ients with values o f $1.00 to $2.50. Boxes, comprising all styles, sizes, prices are now offered at greatly reduced prices. W ith hot weather here, you make it a point to inspect these today! J G uaran teed D u rin g ~ TDemonstrarion Sale 89c George Wett$tein, Receiver For Good Used Car Is Better thana Cheap New Car Corner Park Ave. And Second Street Com e in E a rly w hile the selection is best 119 E. First St Phone 53 fixtures or equipment at very low prices. this F a ctory A can* not afford to pass this opportunity by—j W e will also sell any o f the V a lu e and Priced to suit e v e r y purse 2 - 3 and 4 B lades Leading makes o f R efrigerators and Ico, �l • ■• I THE SflVFORD Milane- F e a tu r e s G eorge O’Brien In “ Sharp Shooters” '• i B A T P R B R T , M A W I f c « » ■ ■ ■ , iV C A N D ID A T E FOR T A X A SSE SSO R Can gobs shako a wicked leg whm it comes to the dtnee.hali Ororgo O'Brien, In Fox FUms "Sharp Shooters" not only proves, it' to his dancing partner, Owen Lev, but to every observer, as well, No one rise had n chance on the dance floor when George was trip­ ping the light fantastic to the strainr of. a jaiz tune, thus prov­ ing that he also had his lighter mo- in justice to the voters or district N o. 3, I take exception to the ad­ vertisement published in a Sanford newspaper, Friday May 18 th., en­ titled, “ Frank Evans and road building” and signed “Voters District would almost taV«> a professional to keep pare with tbi* whirls, turns aftd siHe-rtepa of the intricate fox trot* Lois Me'it r. L i-j-atsrred with O'Brien in thl.^ colorful atory of the American navy In foreign port'. Other; in the caat include William Demarcit, Joseph SwlckarJ, Tom Dugan and Noah Young. J. C. Hlystone directed. The picture cornea to the Mljane theatre Mon* day. WELCOME RAPTURE That eacaping from prison in AixttrnKa hi not such an easy ac* compllahment, has been learned by. two honor men of Mila Afforest*tlon Priaon Camp after a week in the wilds. During the time they were at large rain fell continuous ly, and they walked 140 miles. They first crotaed the Victorian border and reached the Snowey river, but being no buahmen, they became alarmed and retraced their atepa Into New South Wales. Steal­ ing dry clothing and a lamp at Bombala they walked many miles along the railroad track only to have a passenger train stop and unload a band of policemen who captpred them. The two were in auoh exhausted condition that they wena glad to surrender. They ore being closely confined and their terms may be extended us punish­ ment. Joe Dt Chittenden of Sanford is one or the three aspirants for ascensor ship. Mr. Chittenden lias lived in Sanford for u num)f years. He is prominent in local ami state Legion circles. (Legal Notices) 1'Minion ■, i.ii-ri in Mot ijffiirf* I |m « i* ••*«* *if Mild rvc•■••I* •», i mi IiJi i I |ti luurtKiian 'Ij11* •* .1 «I. -ii f■. |M- I, ht'iiiiiiuln ’ *••11 11a Until H , Because he believes the Bible de­ clares against bobbing, Joseph Kssaer, of London, refuses to cut women's hair, lie base shis belief on the verse from 1 Corinthian; XI. "But If a woman have lorn* hair, it ll a glory to her; for ht-r hair is given her for a covering." Tu tnVini his stand Kasser said, "I believe in Applying my religion t> everyday lif ■ I believe that to ro' it Woman of her b"»ir is to commit it sin. 1 t'irr-. may a many as fiv< Women a titty Some years ago I was a women's hair dresser, but I gave it up when it was brought to niy notice that it is stated in the Bib In' that no man shall turn a white hair black. I gave up my Job because I was engaged in dyeing women's hair." ILt'i Mil || III Multiline IMM" IIO, Ilf P H III f*»r- 'run n m -r iT rtu m r o r tu b TWI’.NTt TMIIlll .11 UKTAI, ITIUT IT n r Tilr. uTAT'r tilFI.OItlDA IN AMI m il NKSIi.Nul.e: MitisTt. in i i m n a i v . S 1IANI», I‘nniplalimnt. VH J. MAIIHIIALL. ot ill . Dt fi iitl. -IIIIH. \iri i n : o r sri:ri\i. m imtcik's N’ni In* In In rliV iMvi-ti Mint ijikIit int| l#> xIi uj.j nf u *1-rrt * iff flirt** I'lmtiiriT arjil jcnlt* i •11•t<i «-i| In |lii* ihtixr i nt h K-l t aiiN- ml tin* Stli, •ln> «>f Miiy. A. M, 1U28, I, iiti Hjjloiwl Mn*i|iT In rhmirpry, «m Mofutuy. 4th. dur 4if-JmuPl^a j>, In frunf iif rlir Allure 'Plmi'it* flooi* In Hanford, Ht nihmli* Mount). Florida. ixl)! iif ft*i lmi N.ilt ritiil m II In Mir | hlulifMl Miltli i Imi i s|), din Iiiif ttiu I t*i:t*I I'Miji i s,ji# tin fidlitu lnd I" -'-i 11" *1 Jf mi# hinmL 1iips iiml ^"'Iny hi Mm i*Miinl\ i>[ S< nilTiolt' itint f In- Si Hi-' mi Plurid a, and mm i* ( Ml I ( h u l i l I I > l l i ' H f l 1 #1 l l *4 fftllllWM, lu-U it 1Ml Ivii lit 4s >. lUlit'L f**.it|r I |), TI*i Tin» Mi, nf '■iHfiiril, i imt 1*1.4. iii'rtMdim: ft* K it ViuM#rd* map **f Sanford, ri'Mt iijtt. ip iiff pl.tt titmct*iif •1111> * f i *miii d l*ili ’ l u o i i tn |»ny fiit d* « d JAH M HIIAIP>\\ Jr Hprrlal Mawti r tn i’liuip'rry. I challenge the cowardly author of same to a public debate o the artid e he has written. in m (Legal Ada) tliul Mi l Miii , MiifNMjiu ntly iiFNlminl to Hidm-y J. r im s, tlufirilltin. T itiiip : t*tipli. I'urcliiiMiT In pay for ! ii'iil, S. J. NIX, Hpcelnl Mo at it * SlimniiTi H(»llrltnr for i ‘mim philuittn. BIBLE BARS MOB NOTICE. "tjin.» ■ oitchy sjlcr-, (Legal Ads) I Vance 1. r N n . 'm Clerk of tlm Circuit i' i.h *. ot ;M'nliinle County rturjd:. h'l *n r .r . a i-e notice tliut It is a tissue of malicious tions, most of which are so childish that they could come only from a warped or undeveloped mind, and based on imagination and lying ru­ mors. atatru) tn..I. ft t,J. ( I It . I .Ilowlm; rteScrJiitltM t v .v It f>*»' Dor C'.ii"■ r ■. ti Pint tt*tf". 1 1. ,»t> mT unit wrlgtia japeut cjti«, Ttioueand ipuuhtle, which has been tukrn up l>y I'ur. Tata - U r « « —IV*tm -rr-H -rlitn ■ lb« name can l>« gl.tutit.il liy pity­ ing the co»te of this advertItx'fnctit and of tile lirnceedltiaii reciultrU un­ der the statutes. , v v. li. nrmnt.AHs - f t i;iiK o f c n tc u iT truiiirr. tm tllNOCK COUNTY. FLO- Uj A M. Week*. U. C J IN C m c lH T (O I R T or THE I . T w ib n t y T i u n n j i - d i c i a l c m r i i i r o r n .tm tD A in a n o f o r F 1 r^ mI n o l i ; t o i n t v i in c i i a n AOlCIi W . FALMitit, Cuniplaluant, v» r.JO fIN IV. UFOHON and t.L'ClK n . . HUDMON. Ms wlfr. ntfeiujapiB. CITATION r Hlat. of Florida lo John tv Hud . *un and Lurie It Uudeun y'tl mipeurlntt from Ihr t.«..rn Illll * #>f. Coint.laltit fit. d In the ubova an? tilled CHUB- that >0U and rach nf V 'you S r .'n o n realdenta of the Mate > i*f. Florida and that )ou are realdeQta o f .a state or Country other than.the Htalc nf Florida and that >ou. John tV. Hudson and you. Lu­ cie D, Hudaop. reside at No. io ;i CUrla york In the City of Knnx, Vllle and Htate of Tennessee; ^ . T14KBBFORB, you. John tV. Hud. eon, and you. Lucie D. Hudson, are and required to he before , till* Court on or before the <th day tU June, A. /<• ]!>!S and appear to the tllll of Complaint exhibited against you In this cause; otherwise, a Decree l'ro Coitfesao will .'be'entered against you. It la ordered that this notice and citation he published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published Ip Kcmtnole County, Florida, once each wn Ir ft f .fo u r consecutive vVJtha prler to t-rlli Ith day of Jun*. a . D. ftm . w JTNI jKH nij * ho yd uttrt aeal of '.the Circuit. CCnrt 'dl the twentythtrU Judl. LI Circuit of Florida, tn County, un this t Notice To Property Owners Delinquent Tax List is ready for publica­ tion, and will be given to the newspaper May 24th., after which there will he ad­ vertising costs added. Date o f Tax Sale July 2, 1928. ELLEN H O Y, Cily Tax Collector Refinishing Upholstering . By Factory C lerk o f the Circuit C ourt ot the tw en ty -tp lrd Judicial It is not only an unwarranted at­ tack on the presen t Commissioner of District 3 and C. W . Entzminger a former commissioner, but a reflec­ tion on the intelligence of the people o f Seminole County. The author of the advertisement above referred to not only imposes on the voters of District No. 3, but by not signing same shows it to ho Maputo CuplplRlnant. V# N O T IC E AH persons hiring articles • t o ^ o i j e f t . tor repairs with Harry Haynes deceas* ed will, please arrange to hare; then f removed not Ikter than May 26th. Frank L. Milter . Administrator D ili) opening a shop in Sunford and will be equipped to handle any kind o f repair work promptly. Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. C . Killingsworth Corner First £t. and Sanford Avc. (Signed) FRANK EVAN S (Paid Political Advertinvinenl) �0 * r »> ■ mi 'tjw ir mu o n p m M tiP L E e m A L O N E W IL L M AKE THEM P R O S P E R O U S .” 9iii> . .. . . .v.'n " - i . o .i / J ryjVri ■. :vfT » W AILING around a portion of the ’Florida! peninsula, after flight mg, laltd on that historic Easier morning in !5K’, Police de Leon ^explored the coastline of Florida,* supposing it,to be an iinjneiise islansL When we picture the Florida shorHaitd that lie saw, resplendent in itn green foliage, its sentinel palms, tail and straight as turbnned Setninolcs, its veteran oaks.i with their sweeping beards of lioarv gray moss—all radi­ ant in the sunlight of Spring, there idr small wonder 4hal the-^fnmrfus Spanish adventurer returned home witli»t?ir>rious tides of an “ Island of * m , m S iiH-fianii:.en< lianting Ftorjda to* day, with the added appegl < lihUds, magnificent homes.' talfwhife xtities, great stretches of cultivated land and smooth nn-ending high* ways, that casts its undeniable nnneg] to the people of aU the world. -S I1 rrr ’rr^rSyirv 7»X * • JMCl/l*S' '{ *4iWt ■*> .r,:.- 4s 't. tn t, tft. i(iJ*, : m 1 tr 1•v ■ • J. ■. fll* rf;. ?, I, *•. V- t iiitto s H I Where the ocean surges across the wide stretches of w||jj& s.^pl Jfftirh ;! powers is niiniher of lime Stale. utappaj fcWtwic b ^ t t e r ’ t m n w r i a tf r t ^ o d « ^ i h d d : e to stay to This Advertisement it one ol a true* on Uvr’Futliir ol Florida • tint will lw puhlithrd l>y THIS NEWSPAPER The ndverlitemcnlt will br prepared l>y brliever* JnrLionvillr, Inr . fcr.d will ,pprai rrtpiUtly in twenty five Florida nnnpiptn., F I ‘Il k Ida will grow with mtf* medium. Thns&Ad nw who ai^ hcce need'onlv lit keep the waV eTrar-*t^r hlace no obstacles in the way—mill, liv our altitude, in our daily ednhrMbf .villi one another to spur oiiwdfd that spirit of progress wltich is. the Vhry jnslitic" of Florida. ■ itWK U ItUB-k £«£_ r �. • r I f > sr \ THE SANFORD HERALD* ,BA NFORIL H Q y t f P A . / S A T l T R D A ^ ) M A y ID, J9 2 B * i / ., ; r \ u f i The<Santord Herald Make Y our W ill Sensible . During the pnst few weeks we have noticed in It num­ ber o f Floritln papers an edftoriu! which asked the quesf'*1rre<l ' a * » i m n a m iirr then O r l . k r r a t. I HIM. a t f b r P M t a f f l r e tfo iv "Ifjtvc you mudo your will y e t?’* The article ■ I i M f a r d , r i o i l d n , u n d e r s e t o f went on to show how extremely important it is that every­ I « m i m ( I M a rch a. IKsT. one should make his will since he never knows when he is going to die, and death without n will, even where the property left is comparatively small, is bound to result in embarrassment p.nd difficulties for the heirH. NiiiHcitimnK Of equal importance, it seems to us, with making n One Vf»r . . . . ___ - ...... . will, is making a sensible will. Very frequently there is »l» Moo III* t iiiw Mon th* . some joker in a will that causes more trouble for the heirs Ur C a r r ie r err*, W e e k nl It nil. ipi than Ulitll i11f Inn III udll II ill Ibnrl IIIIlk lit>r»n Utell tnnrln IlIUllu 21L 1 The Afit? purpose J/ IIEj'UnL o Uif a IV Will Will ( rni UI,' Ha n f o r d * * b b i n e e C i is merely to distribute property as the maker wishes, not v j n H d w t- Ih«-Kln»i to govern the whole course o f future events. I Nrna Srnlrr, rri-fl,ln* Sit peri dr k rn *-n ra n a ln *tln ii We have not mndc many wills ourselves, but we haVe It . |jMu*aiHl ' l o r d * rial If r n v r r we 'have iH I k i Iran Iojt r i a n t * o f ( h r read a number o f them in the newspapers, and found very frequently some such clause as this: "All >o«t rq u n l property of which l die possessed shall go to my loving daughter Emify. but in case she should marry before she T a r H erald I* a m r m b rr nf th e the old A n d lt R u r r a u n f ( I r r u l a l Inna, nn Is forty-two, it shall be divided equally between l a f e r n a l l n u a l A a . o r l a t l o n o f l*nhlla h rr* . A d i r r I U a r * nnd A d v e n t * - ladies home and the institute for stray dogs." In* A R rn la n h lrb requ ire rarb . At the present time, according to the despatches from P a b l l . h e r m e m b e r <o • o h m lt (n n Ih n rn n a h a u d it <>f -iihar r lp l l o n London, a legal battle is being waged there over the will llata In a r d r r In v r r l f r n b a n l u l r l r This document contained a trust to con­ a ll r l i l n s n f r l r r u l n l l n n . a * n a i l a* o f Queen Victoria. k * a a * j b a a la e a a m e t h o d * . tinue until the death of "the last o f Queen Victoria’s de­ scen ders living nt the time o f the death of the testator." SATURDAY. MAY 19 Now they can't find out whether any of her descendents liv­ ing at the time of her death are still alive or not. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY Among her descendents are included members o f the Russian royal family, the fate o f many o f whom is still un­ certain, find of the German royal house, about many of whom there is as much doubt as in the case of the Russian family. An archduke of Austria, another descendent, is said to have shipped as a sailor shortly after the war and inis not been heard from since. Altogether there nre Haiti to be at least one hundred nnd. twenty lineal'descendents o f England’s greatest queen who are scattered throughout the world nnd cannot be traced. Wo believe that if Carson or So we would say, yes, niuhe your will, but make it as Taylor could demonstrate his abil­ ity to win in this election, either sensible ns possible. Would have n walk-away on June But Mr. Hays happens to be an pblc lawyer with nil income and an tdu. cation. JIc possesses houses, u din­ ner cont nnd belongs to clubs— so he hns became a sort of social pro* blcm. Tile dominunt minds hardly know whnt to do about him. And now he lias written a book called “ Let Freedom Ring." There is a tinge of satire in the title, but there l»ifo satire in thu book itself. Mr. Hays is too much in enmest to play with fancies. II Is a study of American intolerance, based on facts, on whut Mr. I lays himself hns seen and heard in his position ns counsel fur the Civil Liberties Union. Ho says: Gradually, so slowly that it is hardly noticeable, the foundations of our institutions, the ideals fpr which America stands, the rights guaranteed to the citizen in the Constitution, nre slipping nwmy. Thcro is no such thing ns freedom of speech or assemblage concerning matters, —Today you can talk on any subject you please In Te■nnessee, except religion; in i California, cxc«pt the I. W. W.; in Boston, cept the Sacco-Vnnxetti case any place, exoept on n, , subject which, ns a burning issue, would most profit by untrammeled dis. cussion. Speech nnd assemblage are free in New Jersey, West Vir­ ginia and Pennsylvania, except to union men in tlrhe of strike. If you talk labor unionism then, you land in jail. I know it because I've tried it nnd I landed i<i Jfcil. . Despite its author's obvious pur­ pose to be legal-minded and stick itrictly to the evidence, the book is Amusing— almost comical— in 4pots. No into with n retire of httirtor can read his account of tin: Scopes anti-evolution trial in Ten­ nessee, wltdre he was one of the nt- Loch Arbor The place to build your home De Forest Sanfortl Traces of Early Man Will II** Sought Here This Year.—-Head­ line. If he is found we want to know if he. was the early "lilrd” that got the worm. Tampa Time*. Just to show what ud vertbring does in the daily newspapers, who would have ever heard o f Gieenlv Island without the Bremen crow? —Bradenton lleridil. • Realty Co, will then be mailed tn j ,*ii that your liHlIngw (without nnntti ship show n unless you no desire) may appear on October Put Vicity ShrelH Will need Mime lime In get all phases ot a gunk, prucliciH, -system in present able slinpe. Farmers,—please don’t forget to write those “ Ctn,, prtv rrlplions" ant! l>c sure to sifin your name 1o them. Surh , Irealise will be u small matter to yon but a "Great Gift" 'Jilt CoUnly’n New Citizens. With you for Scmlnule until that name becomes „ r.ynunyn for Wholesome Prosperity. H. A . Speir Sanford Florida ---------- o —-------- Hulls And Hears— A n d Am ateurs There is one candidate running Frederick Lewis Allen, the humorist, hns been specu­ for office about whom there scem-i lating in General Motors and has made $11.88 in the pro­ to be absolutely no argument, and that is, of course, Ruth Bryan cess. Feeling that the rest o f the world will be interested in Owen. Wo haven't heard many squawk* from the aheiks and flappers nine? the commissioners decided to turn out tho lights. *■ ■/*- t'O—■■ ■ We have the greatest reaped for sonic of the candidate* we are supporting, hut when they begin semi fug u» fifteen hundred word telegrams, and sending them COL­ LECT, we think it is lime to turn tho eo|d shoulder. Hathaway followers condemn Carlton for mud-slinging, but when Hathaway darts mud-slinging, he hires someone else to do it fur him, Wo. prefer the man wlm it fdlllng to du bis own dirty work. , Row over a dog resulted in thu shooting and ncui death of one ol tjic quarreler*. It is a dungeroui thing to make a man mod about his dog. Some men ate as faithful to their dog» as the dogs are ' A vote against IIathu"n) is a rttlc for falls. Their are only two ways uhoul it. John T. Graves in Jackson ville Journal. Don’t he so extreme Jnlm|iy. Sen <l|hln people expert hellei stuff front you.— Palm llem-li Independ­ ent. how he-did it, Mr. Allen explains the difficulties o f the slotik market— with a sober face but a twinkling eye— in May number of the Forum magazine. "There are various sorts of careers among the wizards of finance," he writes. "Some of them work .their way by slow and painful degrees from the bottom, others attain fortune at a single hound. My career has been the quick kind. Only a few months ago i knew nothing about the stock market. In fad. t knew even less than 1 do now. I never rend the financial pages of the newspapers. When­ ever the men about me dropped into conversation about the remarkable rise in American Dread or the pressure exerted by the bears upon the leading rails, 1 seized the opportunity to be alone with my thoughts. This sort o f talk meant noth­ ing to me. I hadn’t the slightest notion of how a bear exerts pressure upon a rail or o f what happens to the rail when lie does it. T could distinguish between stocks and bonds, but debentures were beyond me: and at the mention of amortization and sinking funds ant| time money I fell j myself plunged into a fog. "Hut that was Oelore i began commuting from New | Canaan. It’s a long ride from New Canaan to the Grand i Central: long enough to read clear through tin* latest torso murder, to arrive at the items beginning, ‘Speculation for] the advance was resumed yesterday on a broad scale, and the bulls, encouraged by the increased exports of steel fil­ ings, pushed several favorites to new highs’, and to sit and wonder what a favorite thinks about when a bull is push­ ing it to a new high. I began to enjoy puzzling out of the dramas of this strange new world into which the financial, pages led me. ‘Shorts Are Squeezed As Motors Climb Steadily’ : what was this, i would ask myself, if not a naughty romance of the open road, depicting the tempta- 1 lions of the limousine and tin moral perils laced by the; younger generation7 ‘ Lubbers Are Heavy As Liquidation Progresses’— was this a weather report, a disnatLii-JfrumJ the l|utnlt‘*l nrua--oij—thr-ttrnfftrirol^TiTiTj.ssim'iMi' an over- An exchange criticizes Dnvle Uarlluii for not attacking t'ntts, —----- butr-fei —t but—mjlttrr we f a n’t sec where Dr. Hathaway has been very aggressive in hi* cumpuign against "Why tin ymi cull Mr. ( tills 'the iletimgugiie mill do­ tho former governor. When the st toy or 7’ " asks a currcspniitlcnl in w hose sincerity we are chairman-candiduto thinks i\ is time to take the gloves ami go much iiielinetl to believe. A demagogue is u man who in­ t after Colts, he sends Senator Wit) • sincerely capitalizes on nuhlic prejudices and gullibility*, Emory Murliti, candidate fut comptroller, bus written us u lettor In which he denies tliut lit* Is supporting Catts, and which we have been glad to publish on the front page of our paper. But Mr. Murtin must know llial tie should avoid the uppoarnnee of supporting Calls if he dues not wish people to think lie is. who attempts to In* all things in all men, who does mil scruple to sell the tint It to serve ids own .selfish aims, who believes in nothing hut pretends to believe in everything. We think that Mr. Calls’ public record, his speeches and nets in the present campaign, his misstatements, his vaudeville acting, his two-faced-efforts lo pose as the parti­ cular friend of morally opposite elements, his bullying, his double-dealing-rank hint high in the reign of demagogy And we think him a destroyer because we believe that it such a man is elected governor of Florida this state’s dig­ nity and good name abroad, its hope of prosperity in fuItin*. its power to serve its citizenry soberly and fairly and wisely, will In* destroyed.—Jucx.sitin'illc Journal. James M. Carson of Miami, n Candidate for tile governor’* office, was it welcome visitor to lit* in. dependent office Wednesday morn* “ LISTS P R E T E N D ” Ing. We are always glad to see Jim B> tV. li. Woodward npd wu have faith in Ills bravery NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE nnd honesty. He tins shown inoiu of the former quality (bun uur Ji >on i funk that «thr ^ r c a l ever be pleases; anybody cun write other candidate for the governor’/ American game is baseball, or und print his opinions; people inu> office,—Paint Beech Independent. golf, or pelting put ties, ur conniv­ get together and organise what­ ing with bootleggers, you are en­ ever they want: and, us our revel­ The Haul of Bay street indig­ tirely wrong. It is undeniable that ed Lincoln declared, thu right of ently --rierriw authorship of n alt tliejie activities occupy our at­ protest ami revolution is inherent hooding limerick now- being wtiis- tention, nmii* nr less, hut the realty ’n our institutions.*' tcred fropt Juxoii to Jitxoii. Wo serious American game is “ Let's Inshort , the ConstHutiono f the luote, with deep apolugies; Pretend." Childryn play it instinc­ United Stutes js a great document, [There, was a young lady.ftotn tively, though not nearly So well the guaranty of nil liberties—or, «*■• g! Own 'p eople lip. The dominant as (itnilslnnn uniii “ Tim Mi'.i.i wnn grwm—and mmils kij the Aniern an race, huve derful wprk ever struck o ff at one and died, developed "Let’s Pretend" into a time by* the brain nnd purpose of Within the lamentedi’ thc apph fine art, und Home nf the current mun"—until you take it seriously. 1 fermented pretences ore so well done that’ As soon us you du that you will And made cider inside her insides they look real enough to be true. ivurnthat we are playing “ Let’s —Jacksonville Journal. We pretend that our government Pretend." is a democracy, Witti nil this clam­ Mr. Arthur Garfield Hays won’t or about elections nnd the good of play the game."lie refuses lo be ■ Our ■ ■ ■ good P i friend. Senator Kcniie, U undergoing aome caustic the people going on. it . certainly standardized, and within tile last criticism for having retired from does uppear to ‘^e one. But all well five or six years he lias become a th^ gubernatorial race in favor of informed jieuple know Very well very disturbing person, lie takes Hob. Fons Hathaway. The criticism that it is nothing of the kind. the Constitution In dead earnest Then there i» our lovely little and i* the chief attorney of the la if he had retired in favor of any of the candidates it should have game of free speech, freedom of Civil Liberties Union, an ussorlu. befit in favor of SeryUor Taylor as assemble for any peaceful purpose, tion which exists for the purpose they were in the same boat ami assemble fr any peacutul purpose. of their constitutional rights. qu^Ject to the same legal tie-up, These primitive liberties are guar­ It would be easy enough to dls* especially at Senator Taylor . la anteed by the United Ktutes Cofr pas® of Mr. Hays if hft wetd a •titution. As wo play the game, we workingman, or an Indigent poet, point proudly to the Constitution or a soapbox Scinlist. In that case iif-ijit *Fj'vri!- *at ■«.t this 11*tj. ■ a » a . I. ..to ncj *rt»t* ray;* ^-Jgtok marveluua ho could be taken up by the police; rotection; ar.y ntaq in America as a disorderly |>eraon and sent to. an *und on his foal and toy whut. »om« like, secluded paaitantiary. On Juno 5th. the people go to the polls to decide who shall he elected to serve Ihem in the various o ffices o f Seminole O'ounty. Each and every voter should attend the political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platform s and express their views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to This Advertisement Paid For By H. H. Kilhee A . I). Smith Candidate Constable Hist, t Fault Kvanu < andidnte Courtly Commissioner Disl. 3. M ay Belle Maxwell Candidate Supi. Public In-.lnn Inoi Candidate Re-eleclioiy Sheriff Candidate Constable Hist. I Joe D. Chittenden K. 1C. Brady Candidate Tax '•VssesMir Candidate Khcriff D .L. Thrasltor I .’ V* t Candidate Clerk Court A . Vaughan Candidate Ite-elcctiou Tux As*-cM>r J. P . McClelland L . P. H agan * Candidate Legislature ( It. C. W ilcox Candidate Sheriff T . W . Lawton E . K inlaw Candidate Supt. Public Instruction Calididata Constable Hist, 4 Candidate Clerk Court W . E . W h ite f undidate Pruaeculing Attorney S. A . B. W ilkinson i andidutc County Judge* J. G. Sharon • t andidatc Ite-elcctiou County Judge ^ • Jno. G. Leonardy Candidate Rr-elcvti >p i’roiciuling.. J trawt > E.E. Walker! U M W fto FurVb*riir . .. . . fil ln*»Uiim*J nt i MBAiUtl Coast aMe District I •flu Ufpdldagf, ,t>u»t) missionrt .W *1 �I - ■»>1 ^ TtlE SANFORD' BBKAMV .SANFORD. FXiOltluA? SATUItPAY: MAY 19. 1928 -~ ~ IIM,!— »■! 1_1 I ^ i * * T * » —a—ju»»— —— W KIN Kit ROAST ENJOYED Office Telephone 144 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 'octal Calendar i MONDAY F Kathleen Mallory Circle of the [first Baptist Church will meet at |{,30 o'clock at the Moo id’ s Station I*horvh. ' * pipe ‘ Organ Club of the F’irr.t k.pt|st Chdrch ‘will meet at the •hurvh at :»::«> O'clock with Mrs. Ik A. Winston and Mrs. C. P. Hi"<lersun ns hostesses. Women’s Missionary Society of |h? First Christian Church will „t 3:00 o'clock ut the homt of Mrs. L. M. Marshall in Edgc*ood. AH members are urgixl to ittcml as election of officers will take pin" the Parish House. Women's Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal Church ivill meet at 3:00 o'clock at the Parish House, Program meeting of the Women's, Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will lw held at 3:30. o'clock at the* church. Executive Board of* the Pres by-* tffinn Auxiliary will meet at !l:0Q o'clock at the church. Prayer Bund of the* Presbyterian (Auxiliary o'clock [Auxiliary will meet at u t 3:30 ----- ---------it the church. ] Business meeting o f the Auxiliiry of the Presbyterian Church sill be held at the cUurch ut <1:00 s'deck, *J t u e k ii A y Itcguhir luoTithly/pi'ogr.no of the Women's Missionary society of the first Baptist Church will he held ■t .'*:“*•> 'ilm k at the church, with the Kathleen Mallory Circle in charge. C. I. A. will hold its regular infcl mg at 3:30 o'clock at the Odd Fellow Hell over the Basket. All jicmbri> ary urged »o be present. Social Department of the Woman's Club will have fort nightie bridge party at 3..'10 o'clock at ike club house, with Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs! Ilfs. L. Hagan ami Mrs. E. D tall a- hostesses. Mr-, f O. Chase will entertain it hiulfp' at her home on Dak Aiemii. at .'1:00 o’clock honoring Mr- S. <1, Chase Jr. FRIDAY Mi- i - Mary mid Frances bia.i will entertain at bridge it *:iw • ,,i k at. the Woman's club, hiiiinroig■Mias Helen Sheppard id fc'rv V i k * I Mr- I rank Talhtt will entei axu Tth members of tbt. I.ottapkar. pi club. Mi I |*. Morse will entei tain Ur n rioliers of the Booklovei • Glut' at a picnic at Die home of Mi- I m| T, Williams otiCryslal Like. Music D epartm ent Holds L a st Session The final meeting of Uw Music Department for the season was held Tuesday nfternon at the club house on Oak Avenue, under the direction of Mrs. \V. S. Leak, de­ partment chairman. Many matters Of importance were discussed din­ ing the business session at the conclusion of which, Mrs. Leak was given a rising vote of thanki for the splendid manner in which she has-carried on the work in the department for the past two years. Beginning at four o'clock n de­ lightful program, with selections from “ The Bohemian (iirl"(Bnlfc), was given, honoring the Ccelllan Music Club, Mrs. •Ia'uk told the story of the opera in her usual pleasing manner, after which the following numbers wore given; vocal solo, “ 1 Drcninpt l Dwelt I t Marble Walls,'* by Mrs. Arthur Brannon; Vocal duet, "Tin* Wound Upon Thine Arm," by Mrs. W. S. Leak and Mrs, Arthur Brannon; Vocal solo, "Thun You Will Re­ member Me,” by Mrs. Arthur Di'annon, accompanied by Mrs. R R. Iteas. Instrumental trio, ".Se­ lections from Bohemian <»irl.” Mis. Pauline Cook, first violin; Itobeit Frazier, second violin; Jumcn Reeds, cello, and Mrs. ('. II. Cook, pianist. Later in the afternoon u soei ’J period was enjoyed. The hostesses fo rtho afternoon were Mrs. M. Mitmrik, Mrs. J. C. Benson, an I Mrs. ('. H. Smith. The eluli rooms were beautifully mlorned with quantities of cut flowers in tie* shades of pink, lavender, ami blue. Refreshments of pink mid tvlii..* ice cream and individual cakes frosted m pink were served. P er s o n a ls Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and daughter Dorothy leave Saturday evening for Montezuma, Ga., where they will attend the graduation of Mrs. Milchell's ncice, Miss Louise Collier. They will ulso visit relatives at Yntcsvllle arid Atlanta. Cm., before returning horiie. Mrs. J. S. Unwell and children, Mrs. 0. S, Jcrnlgnn, Miss Helen Stinson and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell motored to Orlando Friday, where they spent the afternoon. Mis* Luna Mayv Fleming left Saturday for her home at Mainetta, Ga., where she Will spend a short time before going to Cali­ fornia fop a short visit. Miss Bobbie Chapman left Sat­ urday for her home* in Wnynesville, Gn., where she will spend the summer with her mother. An exceptionally enjoyable social affAir of the week, was that of Thursday evening, when n jolly Itroup of younit people chaperoned liy^lr, and Mrs. Joljn Melsch Jr.. •Mr. and Mrs. Calvin' Teague and Mrs. Hugh Torrjpicc, enjoyed a swimming patty and weinor roast at Crystal luiko. Enjoying this affair were Mar­ garet Torrence, Mnrlisc To/rcnce, Katherine Voruay, Lois Couch, Julin ltitchie, Hortensc David, Ann Rollon,' Adelaide Higgins, Helen Colbert, Lois Hi ill, Josephine White, Anna Mario Couch, Mary Hurt, Marjorie Du llose, Katherine Vincent, Sadie J-ri- Vincent, Heir drix Lyles, Dursty Harper, Anscly Hunter Viltlen, Hii.ic clhlon, Wil. Robson, Hillie Barber, Bill Tyre, bur Smith, Luther David, Kldredgt Oliver, Frederick Daiger, Paul Noene, Cllffoid Hell, Charles Pnlnier, Hal Conner, Teddy Morse, Pete Higgins am) John Courier. • ’ 1I -'It •'*■»' ‘ - j , ■ ,>.!■»■ aw».IBMfe Milton Block W eds Dorothy Kottleman R E C E N T S A N F O R D B R ID E A marr'agp of much interest to their ninny friends throughout the stele, and which came as a surprise, was that of Miss Doro­ thy Kottleman and Milton Block, whieh was solemnlteil, April US, at Orlando by Rabbi Lnsh’nsky. The bride, ■who is a petiu b'ondc, is the young daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Morris Kottleman i f Sanford. She has made her hi me here for the past year and a half, coming to this’ rity from Hirm ogham, Ala. ‘ Mr. Block is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. M. Block formerly of Nor­ folk, Vu. lie is associated with his father in the mercantile busi­ ness. After a short Wedding trip to Miami, and other points 'in both the East unit West Coast, the yi ung couple will ntnko their home it tb the bride's parents at 808 .Mclloin illc Avenue. and manihmallow* wa» ficrved. The guests for fhl« occasion included Myrtk* •Flynn, M »rj«rrt Torrence, Katherino Vincent, Mary Hurt, Paulino Stoode** mire, Christine 8loud«nn>!|%» Luther David, Marion SmltB, Lawrcnso Reel, Robert Sandetj, Elmer Echols, Clarence Howler* son, Peto Higgins, Paul BifKtT*t and Ansley White. . try moaetp o intment— ; CITY TRANSFER ; & STORAGE OR* ««i K ip r tl P la n o w n l t f . B a a l t a v t r a il n s . S h ip p e r * . S U r T r a c k Far-D Itta* •• •'* P h n n r KM S M X . M ip lo A r * . RALPH W. LOSSING Mrr.~ TAKACIIS ENTERTAIN Mrs. It. F.. Tneknch and Miss Henry Piirdou left Saturday morning for .imksnuville where he At anka Tukaeh entertained some will spend a short time on business. of the members of the Rosary Con­ fraternity, Thursday evening, at Mrs. A. P. Peterson and Mrs. their Iniiie “ The I’ ieo". Games of John Leonard) motored to Delumd auction budge were enjoyed dur­ Friday where they spent the after­ ing the evening and at the con­ noon. clusion of the omul rlimber of The many friends of Mrs. F. Mc­ progressions, scores were counted, Kenzie Davison will he pleased to and the prize for top score was a* learn that she has recovered suf* warded Mrs. Noon, while the con­ ficlcntly from hei recent ujx'ni- solation prize wmii to Mrs. Lud­ lion at the Del .aml hospital, to be wig. Refreshments cottsisling of removed Thursday, to her homo ice cream and In mo made cakes on Magnolia Avcnuev. were served at a late hour. The guests for the evening were Mrs. John Lcurmnli and Mrs Paul Riggers attended the League Mrs. Frank Peters. Mrs. G. C. Fel­ of Women’s Voters, where Mrs lows, Mrs. Miekler, Miss Ellen la'onardj was one of the principal Hoy, Mrs. Frank Moisch, Mrs. A. Berner, Mrs.. Cameron, -Mrs. sjiuakera. 11amli v. Mrs. Peter Paul, Mrs. F. Mallem, Mrs Miss Mary Me Mahon left Sat Mack, Mr.,. urdny noon for Miami and Culu Noon, Mrs 'alia Ludwig mid Mrs where she will spend suveinl week i i 'a moron. M IL A N E TODAY “The Sharp shooters” LOIS MORAN GEORGE O’ BRIEN rtesdev nml Salurday fnnn It to set\in , Lake .1o\|ta fio acres to lie plantde |o stiawlirrries next season by 'o farmeis here. K indergarten Pupils Are Given May Party The many friends of little Milean llaniii, young daughter u Ninth and Palmell > AnMi. and Mrs, A,W.|laind, will h Junior High School. As a fitting close to a splendid grcl to learn that she is crili«a!l Ililde .School it: lb A. M. year's work, was th,. May Party ill at the I'ernald Eunghlon HoWorship and t Jinmumon- II; <>" by tbe pupils of Ha* Turnbull Kin­ pital. dergarten, which was held Friday A M. .*; Mis. lien t uswcll ami ..mall dan Cbiisimi Endeavor ” :0n P. M. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jun­ FAening Service l*. M. ius Turnbull in Rose Court. Th ghtet Jcanim Ann liu\> k Ioiih-.I spacious lawns, bright with Spring home from Eosti- where they spent Flank Mi Mailer, Pa-tor, blossoms formed a pretty setting it short tin e as tbe glie-l- of loo You are invited to worship with for the wee tots who took part m sister. .Mrs. Rob t ,l.l|, ll\ ,lr Ibis enjoyable affair. Numerous Mi S.J.Stllbb Spring song . interspersed with mtei i sting stories and sense is ii-aiiog here games caused tin1afternoon to pass friends. Rev. F. Swenson, Mis ionai> quickly. Tbe piogrurji was nmPast-.|- i|f Ilie AiiguXinuce Syi*-d. tv* eluded Willi a pretty May Pole will conduet services at tin Cp ala dame in wldili ilm ehildren wore imn l.mheran Clmreh, Sumli*.'. Ma> pink cicpi paper caps, arid flocks nn West First SI. and nit- of while Refreshments 30, at :t;IUI o’elm k. On WbltautiMis, tV. Morton Thigpen re duy, a week from Sunday, at Unto of iee cream and cakes WiTu serv­ Itutill* A tin ned home Friday D un Lake­ .,'cluck, Rev. O. O. Kckard of Pier, ed lute in tin ut tel noon. land whi n* she spent a short time ' 'b iltli en taking pail m till -on \i*ill pic.n li. Rev. lvcl.aid will has ju-d received a fine delightful afl'a'n were la'k Wood visiting idatives bring with but) Ids mixed elnui luff, Donald Join-., loicmie Mero, of over 30 ringers, with lii •otgan netV lot of Parrots, Love Mrs, Edward l.anc lef Pile Mero, Marcia Pi'ulci, Alice jst and choir leader, Edgm WeulSherman, liriimncr Sherman, Rob­ Jay for Lakeland when Circle N um ber Five Birds and Ctinaries and lo.in, win. will have charge of the ert Bower, Httriy Brownlee, Joe culled by the illnes,, of lc iiiusie (m Hi. sen iee:*. Tin* public Has .Meet On Monday Douglas , .lean Walk**i, Harold A. D. Parrish. Gold Fish. i cordiallv invited I" alicml thcie llusl.irm II, Edward Higgins II , ' o I- iiiind-i i five o f tin* F i r -1 Klisc llntcbiii--••ii. lain- l.b*yd, Joe Method)-:' t 'liu n h held a must in Mct'uslm, Pat i n in Notion, Jennhn ', ng nieeUiiK Mondii.V a f t e r - qtU -IYIU i :—.'— __Nn t'.liiiigi:-I'lir LutikiPKHHLA l ItUSS . LltLUUl ua —iki-— -.1,11.—Lii’clyn pending Urn past week Titi bus! Stowe I ouise \\ells, and June nesF, SUNDAY AFTER* ASCENSION r on at the dome of Mrs. I. ('. Car* Seluilt/. Duly Communion A M. oiii mi West Trod fitryi'l w ith Mrs FRATERNITY (JIVES DAN Cl C-u-i.ii, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs. Church School IR-lfi A. M. Tiirky Parly Enjoycd Holy Communion nnd Scriuuti K B Jam'll urul Mrs. It. M MuA larky paily was held at the The Sigma Tan Del’ n Fiat ent­ ' itI'.SSCS, Inline ol Mi Suit Stew.-ill on I-i ter Idlies and oilier ptctly Mellotu die Avroie. I*roluy eve ity of Stetson University gave its ^1'iing flowers were used in pro MW'KiiningWd({.N d esIitbineHi- annual Imll, Frldpy evening, at Dm Young peoples Service League fusi' ii in decorating the rooms ning, with .Mrs. K- F Hotkey Hotel Foi l eat laihe. Tile spacious Me i.. ii„. meeting was held. Mrs. mid II is, Slewii! I a - hostes-es. |0:30 P. M. ball man was beautifully deco­ Wednesday Even ng, May 3 )1*1. ^ *’ Sliinholser presided over the The purpose of tin s.a'ial afiair Jti'ctiiig which opened, with the was to raise funds for th'' Kath­ rated with ipiuuililiis of cut flow­ Rector's liibiu Class 8: P. M The noon day Celebration Sun* Tcnptoi,. leading ami prayer led leen Mallory Curie of the First ers emphasizing tin* faternitv ' v \h Mtiiiie C, Chapman. Itou- Baptist Chureli. Tile entire eve* colors of lavender and io,-e. Kn- day i> the C'irporate Cominutm<ii bo a. , was curried out after ning was one round *»f no*rrl* eireling tbe room were poll oil i f the wotiirn o f the eliur.h in : connection with the present.ilma I"'11 D." Sutisbiue Committee pie- oient. Filth [inm i wits made to plants and palms. IJuilc a number of speiiulty j of the United Thank Offering and Mr Carson w lh a gift. At give their fn-t lecitatioli and al­ h>e m \t meeting the Ways and so required to ring. Mrs Jari" dances were featured during tlo- I every woman of the I’m h •biiii- C.anmittee . composed of .Smith opened the program with a evening, including a "Moonlight rxpueled to be present. • *’s D Squires, Miss Mattie reading. The prize for the tack­ Dance," a "Search Eight Dame," TAMPA -Western Union 1 1 haiuoan, Mrs. i’ rodie Will'.- iest costume, was won by Mrs, ami a "Crimson Klmc Dance” ....J Mrs. Walter Hand will Johnson, while the prize for the Apj uopriulc favors Mud gay t ol- graph Company to erect new "*'< ‘ barge. During the social otic acting the tark.e.-J, went to mod crepe paper cup «i re given ing hero shortly. tor these. '"an wliiib followed the business Mrs. F. P. Rims. \XIIII liXXT vilUI TIU.oi.l Thu chaperones wide Mr. and *v».-i"ii, the hostesses served de* Refreshments of pink lemonade, IOffl.-r lrciiliu.nl of rrrlsl «ll-r..-.»l " lnu- lefrehments. spice cake and red peppermint Mrs. Robert Walters of Del.mol lilt. Jim. rniixxiN linxxi I I •IciiiIots in attendance wen* stick candy were sci!cd late in the and Mr. ami Mis. John Isotmrdi I'r*i|*rtr1«ir |l*r IliattVIl HmillMrlttM* >rnr« ttrnrllrr Im of Sunfoid. About 100 guests en­ SIH)15 f!r' s- " Shinholscr, Mrs. J. IV evening by the hostesses. ^ U. linrr d%r. Trlrpkonr I**®*" joyed tbix affair. >mi ttlll Im* nur|<r|ifil him milrl*l> "«V.V Mrt. K. K. Harvey, Mrs. >«»i* Mill Kd nrll MtiiiitI "f I U i|-on, Mrs. Brmlie Will* Mr. amt Mrs. R. L CliriHlenU-rry lliMt* Ironi hiinlnr*" K|>rtliilUliiK hi Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. It. left Friday inoimiig in their ear Mt. Dorn — Building program ag­ Iml Irniliiintl of • '-ccmiii, Mrs. I. C. Carson, Mm. for Red Boiling Springs, Trim., gregated between J KK'.tlOO mid \ii»!-*•«*■ htiDfl tiinl rrrinl yltrinM. !t '* Martin, Mrs. T. D. Dureti. where they have rented a cot age $500,000 will be curried out here \\ r l l r f w p ’- frr** ri«n«i(ll»»M*t** this summer and fall. lllrmlnrr. V N. Johnson, Miss Mattie for the summer. r, ( hupmun, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. £ t- Moye. Mrs. w. B. Jarrell^ rv! Mason, Mrs. J. S. Me: {Miami nml Mrs. S. J. Utubbs of P°uRhi,, Gu .................................. . ... Mrs. Milton Block, who before her recent marriage, was Miss Dorothy Kottleman. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Koktlenian and is mi attractive blonde. Her husband is associated with bis father in the mercantile business in this city. SWIMMING I’ A im GIVEN On Friday mining. Ansi y White nml Paul ltigg r.s 'Jr., (Mlrrluilird a mililber of ttieil friends at a picnic mid swimming party at l/ocb Arboi l.akc. Chap Honing litis group were Mr. and Mrs, Paul Diggers and Mrs. John Meiseli. Tile evening hours were spent with swimming nml guinea and at a tale knur n pien'e supper augmented with roasted weinors PRICES NOW 10— 35c CONTINUOUS 1— 11 P. M. lie Friendly D rug Store Limey’ s BUCK JONES IVrscriplinns Filled Promptly K. First Si And Accurately Sanlord “RRANDED SO M B R E R O ” MONEY TO LOAN PRICES 10— 25 CONTINUOUS 1— 11 On improved City property at 7 per cent. .T to five year straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 tear loans on good hiisinevs property. T H E F IR S T S A N F O R D BO N D A N D M O R TG A G E CO, 112 I). Second St. New Prices Matinee lU-.'!7i Night-10*50 ROMANCE MILANE MONDAY CF D A R IN G I I ii n k o l S f U l f t ’ Continuous 1 to It I\ M, AND DANGER! C onrad N ageL ijM yrn aL oy CjheG I R N A T L BANK T h e IjJmn who keeps his foot on the brake of pense ac­ count has Hid W IL L IA M R U S S EL -C zr r ol l NVe Uaptedfnm AR1HURSUMLRS ROCHES t(prf OuunruuBnl J W fo U * IVAY ENRIGHT definitely discovered the high­ way lead­ ing to the city Feel Tired and of success ____ A c h y ? ----- 1 !,v many Sanford friends of ——Amelia .ft»'r-Q'C«min» will r-u- The Ideal Graduation G ilt tfri to team of. hen.sudden denlA flnctilay at heu .home In Los Anr'cle*. Cal. , 7 Mis* Hnrriutt Khuddnck Roger* « « father, L. I*. Rogers, of Shar*. i*®' ''“ •* "h o have been spending k nie time here us the guests of PN'»» Roger's aunt, Mrs. A. T. tt,MlCr' ' yft*Friday morning for ' ’r h'iinpi stopping over on mute •I, Ncws,,Va., where they t 111 visit relatives. Clip a n d mcII for tungstunc and steel nrctllra. Comliinalion record container and lid re­ lease. (Capacity 10 ten inch records.) Tsn shrivel interior finish. Metal parts finished in gold piste, gold Iscquc.'-, black enamel, and black nickel. K cm ilU fit Fever due to W Grrasa McLander Arcade Phone 832 W IT H 0 Tlicy never quite knew Molly*! gatftel A EARNER BROS P R O D U C TIO N 50,000Uaers Endorse Doan’a t Mrs. C, Tsniunt. ITS Wilson St., CslnMtUb, FIs., ssjrsi "Tbs (>il synplsln WImhkmi kidney fuacUoa in my csss •a asks in Iks smsll u4 nr hack. I> l*H pin*# wwsa sod ks/ats l*»nf >u savsfs, I ksd diay tia»dsikn sod my kidnsys infs aal ia apod skasa. I rasiwotsd to uss Dmo’s PiUsand sJl.f » 1«Wboass I eassund. PILLS ***!» ClilUg gud Fev . • It kill. W Too Often Thl» Warn* of SluggUH Kidneys. U kJdncya are working rightk Slug­ gish kidneys allow waste poisons to accumuUte and make one languid, tired and achy, with often dull head­ ache*. dizziness and nagging back­ ache. A common warning is too fr*queot, scanty or burning excretions. Doan's PtUi; mstimulant diuretic, increase the secretion of the kidneys and thus aid in the elimination of bodily waste. Users everywhere en­ dorse Dean's. M*k vour ncfgUer/ ; P R IN C E SS T O D A Y STEARN S’ Electric Paste A Rom ance o f Deep Sead, Strange Ports; a Sailor Boy ^ and a Dancing Girl. Cordially jours. Glilti'riiig Mt-lodrama! Glorimtri Hontuucc! TpilM.* Ilrattm of the Un dcrworltl! » r j, • ( £ * ’. �1S0 NER SPOR' CALLS wing oectre getfaer a stranger to the Sharkcj homestead, though, l guess,” sail Jack, as ho pointed to Bnby Mari lyn, a yonr old in the comer o Jio intention of the davenport. . Marilyn waj turning the' page fighting Bill ^Shsdtospcare. Jack w w i -even .w is h e r - a reported of a child’s Book of Knowiadgkt j w y , thouaandato lecture u?‘Ia * A..CON80D1NE. Ut r i a l N c w k Servlc* T JChtrcapanden^ a ,y..whom.students aro.suprfonance thaij there IwPAm o I tbo volumes ■of Shakesgtawed •round tho hnme/J pretty little hare.kt said Bhk^kcy.^with, aSharkey . smile, domicile as ho fcQa^ 4^** !• •*“—ths *outskirts — — ■ .1 .....dty. — on of__. the ’ TlWri's- hone o f Ute tragedy, •Jltor. :OcaasIonalIy ,though, DoroUty falls off her Idddy car and ra* qelxk*- p»* Httle prompt attention t^m lTb’ her injured feelings,” continued Jack, as ho picked up tiA-lhreeyear old daughter and ggrfhor a toss into the air, much tartI)A-l>Ieasuro o f that plump lyouiftt#*;........... - . . .. v -At Ilome With Kids MA* .far as I am concerned O snr Tunncy can stick to his Shakespeare,” remarked Sharkey, ^ipd-Z- will continue to hnvc my good wmea with my youngsters, Dorothy and Marilyn. " I f yanhey ever is blessed with two irt-elty, active kiddies, he will give ufr Shakespeare, I think,” went.pn'Jack. "fihakospearo won’t bo nllo- *■'%^ -By jLxpdrts R/IEMOttlAt, DAT Is often an opi V l ;<porluhtty rpr the hoetcae to gather about her. A, luncheon ot tea. to relative* or InUmate friends, with bridge, sets the day apart and makes it something to look back on lur'Well as forward to, Sometimes o^n-bf tbo problems of antortalnlnr la to think of ooret dishes. new ways 'to serve old Utlnes. * , Here ' are some suggestions—all easy to prepare In advance, and thus leaving *the - hostess* mind freoF* tp enjoy her* Msltors* -com- *" Y r * P 4* x1 teaspoon ftil vanilla. , .’ i .’qup. .whan* or' evaporated rntTk Straw berries . • ; -f Bold? grlnftnil lit ontd 'Water*-*) llent‘ egg yolks with apgmlnpies. C. -------i, • gg H uj [£ ar.atnl pour milk over slowly. Put In dntihlo b lor and add soaked gelatine nnd salt, Cook'untfl m l*. lure tblrkbna. Real' two - minutes and let cool. Add vnnllla and fold In whipped cream and stiffly beatITurn T *j Into Indlvtdii«n can whites.Perve c i Bervn ga: gamishc * *"*• at glumes. -*■----i.I ’> Of, o' . J ct: strawberrle.-i yjigared cut In piece* fcupf of |f strawberries, be* ' whipped ___ drained, nut land, through’ tho cream, and turned Into QJ Cj rj W' M M u wutllndlrldqal f , ,. x Jellied chicken with Teptabfas I'lnqnpplo let* tlox Flo ‘ I I love* tablespoonfuls Knox SteM- . S level tablespooufuls Knox Spark* u '* A/U(~Ul1.1JF-AMW*V WiUTi* %r» e.iv w —( H Itng-Gelatine ling Gclntlno 1 cu» cold water. Or Stock 2 (toonful iHUt’ ifvi- .. • j, ■ 44 cup cold water* girls. Her age Is three years, I cups chicken stock (canned broth j , choked beet* ' ' •:■ . .in 2 cups hot pineapple -with ijulcd Marilyn is well on her way to the cuOlllnlicr ' , ■' I' 1.14 cup sugar weight' honors among the junior c 'gelatlpe In. eeld •water I jJulqo >4 lemon members of the Sharkey family, dltoplvft 'In 'boiling water 1 cop rream nr evaporated milk though. The buby has conceded dd >ukir. vlnt-Kar and safe. ,1-Yvr grains salt two years In age nnd yet is nearSonic gelatine In rof<i,'VrAB-r S ____ Jelly lirglna to stiffen, nt.ltly tho same weight a» l>er sis­ tn chopped - becta and cucumbcY, minutes and dl&solvo In bollln.ter. and turn Into wet Individual moldiv plne.ipplo Julrc. Add lemon Julco. Young Prophet Cool, nnd when Borvo on lottuce leavra with agam- sugar and salt.-- **-,-•— „„ ■ - *•* ----Marilyn does not even know there in such a thing as the box­ ing ring. Dorothy probably could not tell you what it is, but she understands something about it. . Dorothy is also something of a prophet. Just before the Delaney leavea and xarnisn vim ».UJ bout, while Sharkey was away in and aalad dreaalnc. Now York, tho tot was heard to Fruli Ginger Aks Salad Fow groins salt say: S level tableapoonfula Knox Spark, 44 cup sugar VPapa has gone to Now York to ling Gelatine 44 cup almonds fight Jack Delaney and ho is go­ H .cap cold Water or fruit Julco 1 cup Btmwbcrrlrs >4'cup lemon Julco % pound marshmallown ing to knock him out, too.” * •> 44 cup crentn or cvapoi Shnkespcaro may not • mean 3 cape ginger ole 44 cup sugar 3 egg whiles H cup orange or other fruit Julci Bonk gelatine tn coh S cups fruit • i — minutes and dK-tolvo In Few grains anIt npple Juice, Add sug:u Soak gelatine In cold water I -- ‘ —»»l. •«. snlnutca ' and dissolve over ho water. Add sugar, salt and rrul hi Ice. When cool, add ginger alt When beginning to thicken, stir l' fiutt cut In ainall pieces (canne shouted, not far behind the Americun star Hc straightened up nnd looked around with un irritated frown. And there wu* the Prince of Wulos, calling his caddy. Of course, uno can’t find f.vult with royalty, and Gene bent over his ball again. Gene look his stroke. The gallery held its bh-iilh. Gene missed and took n five for tho hole. If the caddy had been within Saraxen’s reach, Daniel would hav* wished ho were in the lion's den. Gene told tho story smilingly, when reportors mol him on the Mauretania, and assured them ho didn't hluine tho Prince for the putt that miss- ■T ' »— -- . be awaiting trial accused of rob* twrj\ fefonio(s' nVsaiilt % nnil‘ carry­ ing-* piaol, but policeman here say that nt' least he has the courage to "face the music” for his.misdeeds jand ia_n sport----------Bound over to tna grand jury under bond of f-IJjOO on the above charges, Woodward, nt the con* elusion of his hearing - in--city Court- nsked to shnkcrlhe hand of his prosecutor, Motorcycle Officer Robert Hubbard, whom he had. previously.disarmed when the offtttif fcoegfit. 16" arrest him'1 on‘.* ’a liquor charge. ' ‘I was in the wrong,” he said. "I bear no ill will. I’m sorry for v h a tT y o done.*’ Then the officer and the prisoner shook hands. In regard to the pistol which he took away from tlie policeman, V/oodward sajd: ‘ "Hih pistol I took ' from him dropped out of my pocket, other­ wise I Would* have returned it to him.” . „ And tluin the. prisoner Added: "If I ever get this trouble fixed up, I’ll buy him another gun just ns soon ns I can get th emoney to d o it” ... i 201 "EHkI Commercfal St art — More than $180,000 will lint in Martin County improveFlorida Eaat Coast Connl. ill AJ# - •* « ........................ whom i r >MY niM'niiN'. u lfi. Della M iullm i, luivlitg ii>- Inti sad .bauril. I will not U r U .wJ B«Jr l* ruJ simnsllilf fur any da^ts mn- <1 bv her, In li,-t- nhine nV mini-, tills ilatr. April JS. 1H2S. •--- I - beaten whites of eggs. w<-t mold and rhlll. lrttuco and erne with enuun salad drrwlng, also be used a.-t a dev Velvet Cream wliji s 1 level tablenpoonful I ling Gelallnn 44 cup cohl wat(*t 2 eggs 44 cup sugar 1 44 cups sen'drd milk Few grain* salt -ftT.rni.iNc. New' Brnyrrm. I'la sport equipmer smarter car RIGGERS DAIRY FARM Phone 3711 Sweet Milk Sweet Creum Butter Milk Milk For Babies M cLaulins New Refrigerator Employee Begins Second Fifty On ExhibitionHere Years W ith Telephone Fa Creates I n t e rest Apartment owners, nrciun-cis and residents are exhibiting keen particularly difficult to essay "I'm going back there, loo," be interest in nn entirely revolution­ putt,' to innkp an equally difficult promised, us hv walked down the ary electric refrigerator developed par four. , “ Daniel) oh Daniel J’ sumo one gangplank, "and win tha^ thing.'' by the General Electric Ilcfrigcrnlion Diiliarfhiutit,' liicoWllud ’ tA Itandnll Electric (Jo., Distributors of Genciul Electric Refrigerators ENGRAVING Diam ond M ounting Jew rlers-Optometrist Watch Repairing Elton J. Mougli ton l •* • r i i i, ijr *: . * , * Architect First Nal’l Hank Hldj. Sun ford, Fla. Fam ous Film A t The Milane On Monday Seminole M otor C o VVsaT4w :■ <jjjj1 |>lnccs within too n-iun oi vnu i dweller in this type of huildini pcifei-l refrigeration at a low ini11 ut cost," continued Mr Randall. "It Inis tn-eii found tliut apart­ ments rent easier and tenants aro more contented in the apartment equipped with modem conven­ iences. One General Electric distri­ butor claims llint ipi aliarlinciil.) owner in his territoiy to whom .1 1 nUn ix-1 of Genorul Electric Refrig­ erators were sold, uses this equip- j meat as Idg chief talking point t >1 pros|>ectivu customers. "The General Electric icing unit | is trouble pruof, requiring no mcchunicul attention on tlie part of tlie owner.-it maintains a con­ stant cold, dry temperature within the refrigerator which is ideal for the preservation of milk, veget­ ables und oilier p e r i s h a b l e f o o d s Two or three days supply of food cun lie easily stored on the spue—1 ious shelves nnd will he perfectly * "The Girl from Chicago” is cause she has the first party' preserved until consumed. Daily tense, glittering melodrama, the shopping is u tiling.of the past. Itirt that keeps the audience nt worthy of her luleuU. Conrad "Just think of huving -IK ice Nagel, always forceful uiuJ pleas­ nigh tcomion from tlie first scene to the final fade-out. It recounts ing, triumphs as f*lt: dapper detqe- j cubes for cooling drinks and for the udteutuvea of a well-brought live who is supposed by Molly to use in saluds. Six pounds, or more up girl' of the old South, who bo another of the crooks. William of ice can he frozen at one time. If more is needed one freezing leave* .. • ■ her aged father nnd braves Russell gives a churacteriatically thi dangers o f u great city to aavc strong portrayal of Rig Steve of can he made in advance and stoied tht life of her brother w-ho has the tenderloin. Aiderson is espec­ in th(< tray beneath tlit* freezing fol cn into tlie handa of crooks and ially appealing ns the liolonol of compartment while another batch i l ' tent4nced to death. hefore-llu-war. gentility, pride is being frozen in tho truys. ! Exciting and swift as mad and fierceness, and thu direction "The new model, us. with ail ho sea Is the action of the mclo- lias been done witti gi-eat deftness. General Electric Refrigerators, re­ dn m* which .whirls thu girl, now There is a strong story tu build quires ioj plumbing or special wir­ ku wn « » " ‘ M0jly, tho Gal from on und tlie building is of the lust­ ing. Current for its operation mu\ C’b ." f r om one danger to another, ing sort. No lover of red-blooded un{ir.at- Jaat aha aceomplishes the honest, thrilling melodrama should task she,has come to do. miss seeing Conrad Nagel and M ynu-Eoy givvs the igreatest |Mymu I.oy in "Tlie Gill from performance of h’cr career, be- Chicago.” ---------}. for the Democratic candidate congress In cither < * .-"o pre­ ceding congressional elections. _Alfa,.hc would deny voting reprtacntatiuti, to Alaska, th®. -Dis­ tort of Columbia, Hawaii, the ed to disappointment Sy&sd1?YilGLE* ' May 1P,~ Philippines, Porto IticoA the Canal CUchrjR.B, gtQCXton. o f Z a s k s m u . , -2*MM*-wmtt islands, none Of j, Yille, in *w>ouiKinjf .--his can- whkh me nitted^to vote innty„t didacy for-delegate to the Demo- tho electoral- - college, although cttsj, -emtie turtlonal 'convention from they arc allowed 38 votes in the frjg< the Fourth congressional district, Democratic convention, a suf- ^ j has addressed a communication ficient number to wipe out the fBct, in>, to the Democratic voter* of this votes o f Florida and Alabama. congressional district in which Air. Stockton would allow an ont. dclegote-ut-’ n g e to he promises >to propoaa a change additional ini the voting representation in each state for every three vot^s ,1CW Democratic national. cnnvfMgms it casts in the electoral college j-;|^c that would give Southern stares a for the Democratic nominee in the ]unR better representation In the con* l-Srtt ul pa|4i«a .*8p!|o(r) sjiujs *ip whlc vfinUorta- For instance, Mr. Stock-, pu« ‘ saquA a*out jp a.\«q |)|iiom frlgt ton oaya he would deny voting kZOl uj 0|i«u.iotuj(i 7U3m qafi|4S qUk< representation in Democratic wsjvjv aqt taajja ut auu ojjm national, convention to congress* ,l»»ld S|t(t || ?*qt apuajuoj “al1 FI«S Iona!' f a l l f l B i ‘ujoipsi# {ctiuapjvajd , JuipapMd .real itifc congrresthen1 *mSuisiiSsSr^iv*»*i»^ into StjPjckton Reviews H is Delegate Aims A4.#»nnag Primary 1 . .XX -------- ^ *'^b'«K>vw 4 I 1 | _ 1 : M i Kivo’s Garage— L O SSIN G ’S Q U IC K SE R V IC E TRANSFER Hauling, Crating .Shipping i-notiucr op (. i.n e h a v * ***T ’’’ ( moths* , Contest Opens M ay 16 Closes George E. Perlewiu at the microphone on his fiftieth anniversary with tlie Western Electric Company, talking to some of hia 22,000 fellowemploy tea over the pi-Jihc adthcu system which he and they keiped to construct. Two year* after Alexander Graham Ceil created the first telephone, a young man fresh from sduxd erucrcd .. . . ,, . . the employ of a aroall. concern that was then beginning the'nuuulacture of these new talking instruments. Tlie oilier dayrthis nun rounded out a lull minrsirinii with that ismc employee* scattered throughout the worlu. This was made possible by .a ‘mW1lc •d'Jress'system installed ia the works. In tlie coarse ot tus remarks, Mr. 1‘ crlewitx said: "I never thought the time would come when I personally would enjoy the unique experience Of talking al one tmw to 22.000 fellow-workers. RULES 1. (Must lie fresh wuter trout caught in fresh w a ter.'. T T Y ? 2. Must lie cuuaht by resident of Seminole County, & M\mt he caujjhl on easting rod, Tech und pluir. t, ANNAPOLIS, Md!, May. (IN'S)—After Iwirtg uut 12 hours, a jury-in circuit court today ucquitted Mrs. Sarah M. Hartley of Lindenvburg, pf charge* of mart 4111111 j}gr liuebund,, H.irtie>vi - t 4.o. -.ii -i. k. i i, IX Ut LM t* *• ... Mayo—Kiorulw Power Gcipoi®-. BALTIMORE, Mqy. lib— (INS). —-Five ■persons were drowned early Uujiiy when the burge Calvert, being towed by a tyg. sank iia-Glwsapeakv-Jlay^fivv uBW^df, Annajiolis.'i t s-.ivar ■< »g»n«) *“ **'■**' 4 Irtbat cm iKMAM*1 *1 "■; 5. Make o f rod, reel plttR and place caURht must bo retflktcred with us, At seventy yfar* of age. the .Vft•eran, wtm remexobers the Chicago fire well, remain* a master crattsauu^ Ahioog fJie important pieces Of work I’criicwita’i labors. Tiu-re. on tiie v upon which he tus been engaged were cznon of hi* fi^leth xnuiverStarr, * •tli® telephone iwitehbosrd* shown nt program ol feattvitjei wqs »rrsngM, the World'* Fair. ifi^OiIrSifo'm I89J, die duet feature* of hub were U« those used at the Pari* World'* Fair presentation to the veteran nt a du- ia.RXkX and the first iwitchboard ever moud emblem, and aa adilret* ahirh shipped (rota the United State* to oscr a gr*icr»Uou ago. . lie delivered to 22,000 ot bn fdlow FIVE PERSONS DROWN -“ n r * " " ’ 4v Must lie t-csistered by us al our store and on ohr. BVoIwk' » , k i". H*w chmg* wtmr ahuust’ uabtlievablL1* 11 - - •n- it - 1« when- w» * 4h<<’ i *rigr— Dfienyeii ■Hu|*iyinei Ut i l. andl’ J'rize— Shakenpedr* -Marhoff reel 3rd. Prize— lleddon, 3*tt. CaHting ltod. 4th. I»fl3e— Tackle IJoT. ' •" 5lh. Prize— 50 yards -Non Parcil Line. See Our W indow For This W eek’s Special u ; , •-I i, e e o U J ItuUMil etil tva* 1 *rtt */ir**t* xA ***** »' /tlsmv-rt'l Jvo4j<n'» ’.ilADHAH 1 ? !T/»3aD A JUI '..IHRAU �■> ♦ I ' p w i s 1 ' ^vT -iT ^ .P 7 V ' -.,: ' - V*wt?lr.,‘ P A O B ^ B V fW i t (Lognl N o lic r s ) A IN TIIR F H tr U T COURT U P IE M * INOl.i: T O IN T T , F L O B in A . IN' ITIANUF.IIY. 35.ItS J. It. Al.t.EN AND C. F. IIAKTLKY. Complainants. fe h r d D»UF Herald Help Wanted—> (Political Announcements). Political Announcement ad rates - - ^ ‘;.. •' * ■ , : Cash In Advonca ^one ad*. will b* received T^ons and collector idit Ltely f o r p a y m e n t. __ _ 10c a line ^ -A -r - 8c a line ______ ZSZ 7c a line ^e'wtea on request; ■ i ijtductd r a t * are motive InaerUon*. for Jworde of average length [aonted a line. Proved Success HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For Some ambitious young men or young ladies who want to learn n good trade and get a good position when they havo become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few days. If Interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.He will be glad to explain it to you. The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the people o f Sanford proves that this Classi­ fied Section is giving the kind o f service | advertising la restricted everybody wants, and the success o f these ■Help Wanted Male .7 MEN or women to sell House­ hold products in Sanford. $0. to $8. per day. See Mr. Jackson at Valdes, Monday 10 A. M. Herald -* representative djhly familiar with rates J and classification will j you complete Information, Iif you wish, they will assist in wording your want nd it moro effective. uouncemenls UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN ran muko good living and be own boss if have small amount of capital. Husiness established here in Sanford and will clear owner $100 monthly. Address Hoy GO Caro Hrrnld. 5— Help Wanted Fenwle [ mCFERIHN’S health foods or itnre delivered. Phdho 820-J WOMEN: Mnke $18 dozen tawing at home, spare time. Experience 11*3. unnecessary. Everything supplied. Steady work. 2c stamp brings par­ 1 Y IK LONELY: Most suc- ticulars, Peurl Garment, 547 jfol "Home Makers” ; hun- Broadway. i rich: confidential: reliable: experience. , Descriptions i The Successful Club," Mr?. ONLY 2 more of the Modern Cool Box 550, Oakland CaliforOcean front Szold Apartments available far Month of May. Rent reasonably reduced. Address: Mrs. Szold, lit! Ocean Ave., l’hnne IM.1HONS ACE SpringH aro ab- J, Daytona Beach. btely guaranteed to please, i1m t T i l e i.r.tu s i.A T U U K fit McCriff Furniture Co., 2.1 I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y cu tn lM a c y far Dm Hiatr li'ulslatura. elrnup [hrcli St., Orlando. On*.) aubjert to the will of tliv votith In the prlmiiry of J u s * 6. C tV. UNTZVINOICK. tfited tor grasses by Dr llrii. Opposite Court House. columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they give. 10 ADVERTISERS ru n j u t i c k r » r i»n .\ rB I I I N T I t i r T NO, 4 I h e re b y n n n n u n c o toy c a n d id a c y for .l iis llre of Pence of D la f r lc t No, I, ..object to th e d e r is io n of tin* v o t ­ er!* lo the D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to i» lie !l ■Id oo J u n e Dtli, A. D. IS2S. M ake a habit 16— Houses For Kent TWO FAMILY hou«e cheap. Six mom house, well located. Two story seven room house, all new, every convenience. Wo- can come tc an agreement. A. P. Connelly ASons. FURNISHED moderjt homo at 402 W. 18th St. $40. per month. MCE FIVE ROOM house. 2412 Palmetto Ave. Phone 3U4-W. TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ tion. Suitable for rooming house or two families. Located nt 4112 Oak Ave. Apply W. 11. Long 117 Magnolia. 20— Farms For Sale C elery Form B a rga ins ( Fern $27 week sewing GARAGE apartment 1101 Elm « ) experience unnecessaryAve. «Dmg; material cat, Inatrucjornished. Stamped envelope 16— Houses For Rent Particulars. Royal Drear. SEE Mr*. Moffltt for nicely furn­ N. Y, ished bungalow.' Five room-, [ AT HOME—Fttl(foy~*parc ■taking smockaj' Kb eanExperience unnecessary, g r e a t e s t b a r g a i n o n THE particulars. Writ* Ban- MARKET. 1111 Celery Ave. Phone I f f , f f j pr-r ijRf$ 4". »”4iJ5^fr Lx i M*|* i»'*<*Myc - m u - ‘ /* . V ■j*' ■*i of reading Classified A ds regularly! i II) ncrett all tiled with equipment. East Sitle, $11,000. Terms. 7 1-2 acres with 5 1-2 tiled a.! or Granada Dry Gingei equipment, East Side, $575(1. call 7U.Y. Prompt Delivery. J. M. CH AFFIHl Terms. 2— 10 acre farms, West Side, Sl.I)— Instructions E O D U C I N O L o n g ’s P u r e F o r k OOO. per acre. 1-2 Cosh. age. 117 M a g n o T l a A v e . 10 acres near Oviedo, all tiled ntul SLEEP WELL on a genuine conveniently located. $5500. Easy st And Found Beautyrest mattress, Price terms. K.I. FIND genuine Kiddie $.18.50. Gilbert McGriff Furniture C O I . C L O U G H R E A L T Y C O M P ­ A N Y , 111 1st. N a t i o n a l H a n k B l d g . bp* st Gilbert McGriff Fumi- Co., 23 K. Church St., Orlando. i Cv., 23 E. Church St. Orlando. FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for FIVE ACRE trnct with residence living room only $108. Gilberton Benrdnll Ave., also twenty [■Automobiles McGriff Furniture Go. Orlanilo. acre tract Palmer's subdivision. D O D C fB Bargain, see Nick Zernovean, ire rare and Graham truck*, 10— Livestock Benrdnll Ave, i and 13th. Street Phone 3. BEAUTIFUL young milk cow for 26— Miscellancoiis For Hair. tsule. Se« M. G, Campbell with JINS £ COWAN Co. Auto 4i»tor and sheet metal works. Bauman Bros. Phong 82. IFrench Avenue. Phono 710-W. 10— II Plants And Flow ers I1UPS-MARMON N E W IRISH P o ta to e s f o r S a le , 5c LAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: Very liberal Irrma with Hinnll ■- ftmford Automobile Co. __ III. S w e e t P o t a t o p la n t s f o r sale. liown “pajrmmtrtyirbtj»tne*«-4h«t-lA Kgnolia Avo, * Phone 137. 1007 W. lat. St. catahliKhod ami paying. If you nr? in the market for u profitable l>u(*Business Service lp-A Poultry and Krrh inesrt inveatigute this. BOX 1273, DELIVERY by our own BABY CHICKS—$18.00 per 100. Care HERALD. Pjck to Sanford, just the same fine R. I. Reds. Call this Sunduy ljj you lived in Orlando. Gilbert all day. H. I. Koontz, lymgwood. pdff Furniture Co., 23 E. 14— Rooms Without board ___ ' __ ____ pth St. Orlando. WILL SACRIFICE for trliniedin'c gale. I Piano, “ Rudolph” : wood (I. Nipper. Sign* of all kinds. SPECIAL weekly rates at Snnford’u liume-like hotel. Seminole range “ Majestic” : Kitchen Cabinet 1l»»n{ord Taint Si Wall Paper Hotel. “ Sellurs" Bedroom Suite, Rugs. Mrs. R. It. Ehlridge, Paolu Florida. 15— Apartment For Rent H. A. HALVERSON' painting, interior decor»; ATTRACTIVELY furnished 2 BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot brid*e deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, ting. Phone 482-W. room apartment. Private hath. fully equipped, sleeps six. Price S’SKER Service of nil kinds. Hot water and lights furnished. reasonable, P. O. H«x 938. 57II-W or 3302. C. E. Phone 730-J. 212 \V. Ith. ptning. THREE ROOM furnislmd Apart­ FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert ment. Private entrance. 218 WIGHT PRINT SHOP McGriff Furniture Co., Orlande. ■APPY service on any thing In French "Ave. ^Wlng. A phone call will get ONE SUITE of rooms for light SEMINOLE felt m a’/rTesses, ah solutely, guaranteed, $18. Gilbert ' "Kin. Phone 417-W. 9 IUilhouse-keeping und gurugci 1 I Ave. 27— Money To Loan bctlraoms for rent. Mrs. IajuvUL West Corner Elm und 3rd. Phone ON WHITE or colored property. W*' UP YOUR OLD WALLS II. W. Herndon, Seminole HoteL the n e w w a l l p a i n t 437-W. tflUNG NEW AND BET- FURNISHED apartments: $3.09 Hldg,_______________ ________ FOR FURTHER INFORand $3.50 weekly. AH conven­ We solicit applicacmn for fir*b IION, CALL PHONE 235-J iences. 301 5th and Palmetto. Mortgage loans on the best typo L*FE, \\ c. COLLER, SANof residences and Mercantile Build«>, F U . FURNISHED 4 rooms; bath. Downstairs. Close In. 211 Laurel. ings in Hanfont at an interest rata, JJV’S DRUG STORE— Pre- Thona 190-W. ____________ of 0 pc. nnd up, depending on th character of the loan, construction |Wpti(ins, Drugs, Soda. Wo ore y Ur «>« your phone. CaR 103. FURNISHED APARTMENT with and location of building*. bath and garage. $30 per month. C. S. HOAG A COMPANY 'NJUNO BLOCKS— Irrigation Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Niath 7 W. Church St., Orlando. 1°nd general cement work. or Library ^ Conrret* Co. J. E. TerMortgage Loan* f**r> Prop. 3rd and Elm. LEFFLEIl APARTMENTS: furn­ m improved residence and bualneia property. ished. 3 room and garage. At­ IJAL ROOFINGfllie Roof Ev- tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Baldwin Mortgage Co., y**tj nKV , Metal shingles Mawnnlla^Phann 280-Wv < See our local Counsel, ■ £ ream iii« ana JUVartlzdd ‘ s r n ; D rg B t a n r s * f t f 6 t‘a,; ‘ n dn ai .~ w James If, Cowan. Oak Apartment for rent at 317 Park ^ Third St. Phone 111. 2<j— Permanent Waving Ave. Phone 850—J,' ^OGRAPH—repairing, piano Small garage apartment. Call 251. Permanent Waving—lovely natur­ *«* by e x je r U with 17 year* al permanent* a* low ns $5.00. furnUhed apartment*. 509 First National Bank Bldg. *kce. Hanford music itore Modern Frigtdalro; Murphy *tee! kltch. Phone 489. ‘W Shoppt. Me Lander Aren: Garage: excellent neighbor_Phone 83$. (Political Announcements) very reasonable. Pgrit hqod:: rent v. H&P WanTed Female Aj^rimenta. No. 8. Phone' 848—J. FOB T A X AISBBSOK , r m u p w. nouKBTs, FOR B|khnum cfiarge of 30c for i Insertion. aoper classification. error is made The SangHrra'd will bo responsible hdr one incortect insertion, 1 idwrtiser ror subsequent rtion-u The office should be immediately in case of FOB BTATR sr.XATOU. To the Democratic Voter* of Th* ZTtli Senatorial District:— I herewith announce my candi­ dacy for the Democratic nomination for Stale Senator from th« 37th Senatorial District compoaetl of Seminole mid Itrevard Counties at the June t,ih primary and If nomin­ ated and elected, 1 assure ona and all a DemnvrnDo nrtmlaistralton. Thank I n k one and all f o r your Vote and Influence, Beeped I ill ly, I hereby announca to tha people of He ml note 4’ oulity that I am a rn ml Ids to for tax assessor subject tn the decision of the voters In the Democratic Primary to be held In June of this yaar. I have lived in Oranife and aemlnole counties for 40 years. 1 have served aa county comiulsstpLer on and off for IS > # w # ..ljn a v e made my Uv1n* raising s i y k * nd eltrue frtilt and farming. I jropo#* to let ernry taipayer carry bis proporilonute share of taxes by vlewlna tha pro­ perty pereonally.. Tour support will be apprei these *\ Political Announcements FOB TU B t'L IC B K 1111. c r n c c ir COURT FOB anM RIFF I hereby annoutiea mynetf aa. , candidate for sheriff of Hemlnole County subject to the action of the Democratic primary to he held In tin early part of Jur.e D l l Very respectively. ___________________ . a a. BnAnr, ' FOB HI PF.HtNTKNDF.NT OF I't llt.lT INBTBUCTION T am a rnndbl.ito for. re-election to llio office of superintendent of public Instruction for Hemlttoln County, Miihjcct to tho Democratic Primary. Your support will he npprccluled. . T. W . I*AYVTON. FOB FOUNT f aCPPinlNTKNUHNT OF F1IU.IC IN ITR U fynoN 1 wish to announce my candidacy for the office of Superintendent o PUR CI.KItH tlH C K IV COURT Instruction of Semlnnl I hereby announce my candidacy Public for the office of clerk, of the County, subject, to the will of the Circuit Court, aubjeet to the action voters in the p r i m a r y June 6. You the June Primary. support sill he appr •predated. of the voteta H I t D 1CA 8. MAY UliLLU MAXWKI.I*. V . K. D O U Q L A S f l. FOIt t'OUNTl pnoHKt'UTINO ATTOHNF.Y f h ere by mi no lines m y ca n d ld u c y I hereby take this method of anfor the f o r the office of C l e r k o f | h « C i r ­ tiouut'iiiy tuy candidacy cu it C o m I subject to th e w ill of office of County Prosecuting Attor­ th e i n t e r s at the D e m o c r a t i c P r i ­ ney, subject lo the Dcuiocrnllr m a r y oil J u n o 6, 1X3*. Primary. I will niipreclntti any i*: t. T i m a s i i r: i t support Riven ms hy tho people and assure them. If elrcted, will give In lhi> duties of the office my very best services i tin c n N a T A it t .n W. U. YVIIITK I w ish to a n n o u n ce m y ca n d id a c y COURT FOB (I.KBIC OF H i l l CIRCUIT f o r th e office of cnn ela ble. D is tric t No. 4, Sem inole C o u n t y , su bject to 'the w i l l of the v o te r s In th e D e m o ­ c r a t i c P r i m a r y of J u n e C. I* A . T A T R . I.R O lS I.A T tin R Htlhjfct tv tha »|ipioaivhlOK Deinocrntlc ITItaitry, I hereby uniwunre my rund'.daoy for the llnuae of llrprcacnlullvee u» x metuber of <Iruut> I. If nemlnalej I pledge my heat effort? la behalf of tba people of Hemlnole County. The rrylng need of the people of Flori­ da la T u i Relief. flaprclnlly reduelion of lural tinea. Thin, In niy opinion, can be effected by an equitable distribution of tM present five cent gniollne t»* among tha Slate Itoad Department. Hclionls. Fountlea and Clllea.— par­ ticularly lhe Counties and Cltlea. If honored b y the nomination I promise to devote all the eneray and eipcrletn-o that 1 poaieas to uccomnllsb that end. OP t wish to nunounca that I am a -and Ida tn for re-election to tha of­ fice of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, aab)ect to the deolaiun of the Demo­ cratic Voters or Hemlnole County, In tha Democratic Primary K lre. lion to be betd on June 6th, A. D. FOB T A * COt.f.KCTOB I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Herniaole County, subject to the action or tli« voters In the Democratic Primary to be held In Jane. Your support will Ue appreciated. JNO. O. J IN KINS CIIH CttNOTAIII.FS I lierchv iin noonce m y c a n d id a cy f o r the office of I'o nsta hle , Dls trli 't 4, M l l i j c d In the w i l l of the Voters on J u n e i . I* K IN I.A W . F u ll C O N S T A III.R I hereb y ntiitounce m y c n m lld n c y f o r rn n s ta h le f o r the f o u r i h ills* tr l c t , sill.).•,•! l*i the w i l l of the v o te r s lo C .c D e m o c r a ti c p r i m a r y of J u n e Y o u r vote w i l l he o p . p rc clu le d . It C. tlloli) WII.COX. tu n •u y s T M l t n I u 1*1. ... am* .lines Dial T sni a ca n did lie f-.r Iho office of Con* •table I l i i - i b e of th e Fence D is tric t Vo i S e m in o le County H. W . P C A n M A N . J r . F lo rid ,, .ol .. ii-ttee of the Pence D t e lr li1! i v ■op prlsl nit e l e c t i o n P r e Ftm c o u n tv ro u tu x n o M a t c l m » v*. • l. Z 3. t. P. ll». I t . A H . I w i s h t " a n n o u n c e th at I n m u subject I. ibe d r e le lo n of Ills D e m ­ cu otl ld ote f o r th e o ffice of C o u n t y o c r a tic Prl m n r* l.» h r held on Ju n e C o m m i s s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t No. L, Gill. A 11 c*:’ > su b je ct 1.1 th e decisio n of Die v o t ­ ) will *cppreclule Voile support. e r s lo the Pem nortrll n P r i m a r y to I,I.HI,111 lilt VAN. he held on J u n e Mil , A. D. IBS*. S. F . I . U N O . fo b ro \ »T tiii.r. T w is h to uuiiiiulice Dial t am a F O II J I H T I C K O F P K A C K can d id a te f o r the office of C o ll e tr u n iit s T it ic r n o . r o u u able. I ' b . i r b l No. I. a.'ltllnole C o m i ­ T h i s Is to a n n o u n r e m y c a n d id a c y t y F l o r i d a , ealrl d i s t r i c t c o m p r ls ln a ro r J u s t i c e of ib e Pa*ce; D i s t r i c t etc. li o n pr- rtu c is No's. I. 3 4. N No. 4. subject to th e w i l l of the 1U, I I . 13 rfllbjeet to III.- w i l l <.f lint D e m o t-rs tln v oters J u n o Sth. S a n ­ Voters In the Detnnernl le I ’ r l n m r y f ord . I .a he M o n r o S. Paid a. Du ke to lie held on J o n . - M h . A D ll.fk A la ry, I ,n o g wood. A ltnm obte Y o i i i M ip p o ri w i l l lo* appr eciate d. Nprln tts a n d F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s titu te J . M. ( V I C ) V f c i K F . l t Y. the elsiv*. d is tric t. If elected. 1 pro m ise art honest f o b coM vratit.e: b U S lu e s e -lik e ndm ln letrn lloti fres I w ls lt to a n n o u n c e Dint I nm a f r uhi the u su a l ’ ‘ uteddlesomeliea* c a n d id a te f o r the office of c'ung e n e r a l l y co n necte d w i t h Ib i s o f . ,t able D istrict No. I , Smolru.'e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , said D i s t r i c t r u i i lO. P. H R B N D O N . prlsiiiK F le c t i o n P r e c in c ts No's. 1, !. 3, 4. Id. 11 A 13, su b je c t to f o b Ju a n rK o r p r a ts w i l l of th o v o te r s III Ibe D e m o ­ .1 lierehy no non n c « m y cf ln d ld a r y cthe r a tic I ’r l m n r y to us held on J u i m fotr r e . e b T t J o n to th e office of A D 192A. J twit Ice of the Peace. D l i t r l c t No. 4 6th. Y o u r nupti orl w i l l lie appreciate d 11 :1 * 1 me held i h l s office f o r ne a r ly A. D. i A r i l e ) S M I T H . t w o y ears u n t i l Lhe d i s t r i c t wee m e rite d Into the F o u r t h D i s t r i c t 1 F O B C O U N TY JM K IIJ (eel JustIfieil In n a k li ig tho v o te r s I h e re b y a n n o u n ce m y c a n did acy f o r t h e i r s u p p o rt oil m y pre vio u s f o r l b s offlc o of C o u n t y Jti d*n of re c ced US J u s t i c e o f t h e Peace and Hem ln ole C o u n t y , F lorida, subject pledlte nsy beet e n d e a v o rs to g iv e lo th e a c tio n of the. D e m o c r a tic all t h e people a etiunra deal w i t h P a r t y m i J u n e 6tD. I K J I . My cam J u s t i c e . t o all and s t r i c t adl-s repce rultfii f o r . t h i s office la in the hands to t b s la w s . of my f riend* ' t l i r o « a n » u t Ihls 4C W . IA)VBLXc o u n t y a n d w e aollfllt th e euppor and v o tes of th e people In the p « m j i i x t ' i * f)F m u * c u m l n a D e m o r r a l l c P r i m a r y elec ---- —DtHTRItl— —----- tlPTr ffr ttiecpropJo-rfH.*.—#|4— 4**— *da*i-; I hereby awtirojnce rtf candidacy n o to th le office I w i l l ' s l v s lliein for Justice of Fence of District No. an e f f i c ie n t , e ff e c tiv e upd econoiplo i. subject to Dio decision of Hie al a d m ln l e t r a t l n n . voters Jn the Democratln Primary . HA M U C H A. I '. W I L K I N S O N . |o tie lie'.d on June itlb A. D. lu ll. D A V I D B P K H it. POR COUNTY' JUHfiH roil COUNTY rKOSKMTIXn ATTOtUtRT I hereby nnnoiinca my candidacy for ie-i*lection to the office of County Prusecutlng Aiinrruy sub­ ject in Dip will of the voters In Do- Democratic primary on June (, JOHN D. I.KONAltDY. F O B T A N A aH F.H S O H I w p h in ................... m y r n n d h l n r v for Die o ffice of T a x Assessor of Hninllinlo Colilily, su bject to Ibe w ill of th e v o te r s in llm Juno P rim a ry. JOB D. CM ITTI’ NDI’.N. (L ega l A ils) IN T i l t : F I I I F I I T i n n t T O F T i l l ! T W F . N T Y T i t III II J l 111 I I NI. 4 I l i ­ f t I T O F F I . O i l I It A IN A N D F O B NF.ytiNoi>: o i l v n , in i ll a n ­ t i 111 Y. It) T il R V O T T B * t»r COUNTY. S K B IN O I.K i wish l.i announce (list l am a oandldnta for re-election to tile offlrr uf I'oiiiily CO'iinilssloiier frtirn District No. J, subject t** the, de* FOB UOl'NTY rUI^KISNIOMill rl.lnn of the voters In Die I>«inotn nnnuiiie'lna my CBiulldacy for iT«tln I'rlfrery to bn held on June Commissioner Of flu- 3rd District of ti ll, A 1). 111*. Hemlnolrf County. I hereby ph-dte F ltA S K K V A W B . myself to an nhnoliitrly iinpurllil attention to the weirnru of the 'l l "•! TO T n K VOTr.BH Hi’ SKVIlbOLil irirt as it Whole. Ahtfttld.I lie nioitl-l 'COUNTY ?■*«* .♦ILLii? ' “J 1 I wish Jo announce'that L a m a roads .built ‘ fn f private benefit of candidate for re-elrolinti to the ofany one mini. I will oee that at far fit* of ■County yConieileslotier frem as It Is In ruy power thaf the tax District No. 4, subject No tbs de­ burden Is* evenly distributed/ ad- rision of the voter* In the IremovocnttPK u thovnuah equalltutlon of crntle I’ rlmury lo he held on June the lasulilc property of Dm Count) K w ill: C M a The County's business should tit us s t h ,. a . D. ____________ ___ economically run Ju« _a private bus­ iness. Tlie 'taxpayers ‘who furnish the m oney.to run Hie County should TO TUB YOTF.H* o f SKUINOLB be taken Into Hie coiiDdence of the COUNTY. Board of County Commissioners and f wish to announce that I am a kept Informed us tn wltat la K'dus candidate for re-election to the of on In their deliberations. Inouutvl hat ,,p« *'f County Commlsslooer from - n' ^n, o ' i D l e t r l c t No. 2, subject to the dea d D r a n u e .C o u n t -y . liefnre Hejuln olr . vision of the voters In the Democut o f f f r o m O r u n y c erstlc I’ rlninry to oe held on June £boun‘ r" ' y e a rs, fr,,,n o u n t y>', wn" f o r r® a n d n tux- i t h . A . D . I l l * ____ _____ p a y e r a ll th e ti m e . M n k e y o u r to te JOHN MHIBCII. u . u . t .o n n . an I n v e s t m e n t th at w i l l b r i n k you d i v id e n d s . Y o u r v o l e f o r tne w i l l be a p p r e c i a t e d J u n e (h e Sth. ____________ . W. a .IIA L L A B D . F O R F O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N F I! T o T h e V o t e r s of Hetnlnole C o u n t y : I w i s h l o a n n o u n c e th *t I unt a c a n d id a te f o r th e of f ic e of C o u n t y C n m t n U s i o u e t . trunks LkUtilu*. N o - 2 's u b je ct to .t h e D e m n c f s l l c I’ rl iiiary to he held o n J u n e filh. A. D. p 2*. I h a v e l i v e d ‘ S l i d - p a i d tax es In D r - ulitre and. H fm lnule C ou n ties since “ “ 1 k- “ - »-Tiy e Itemoorat. ' D. 11. C. BAnCN. S o li c i t o r ( o r C n i n p la ln a n t a . M IT Iri: IIF MASTHirs n u l l I I 'l l cu ll C o u r t Hea l.) IN T ilt: I lin t IT Till ItT, TWF.N­ TY -T lllllt l JI lilt T %I. 4'lltT I IT HI' I I.OIIIDA. IN A M I Flllt Till-: M tT lt'K « F XtASTF.IF* HALB - > (III NTY OF NIIIIINOl.Fo IN IN TU B ITBCUIT C O IB T . TW lO X iITIANl'F.IIY. T Y -T Itlltll J l l l D I A I . Cl BD L IT M H TB O P O L ITA N L IK Ii IN H F ltOF FI.OHIDA. IN AND FOB T U B A N i 'i : C O M P A N Y , u Corporation, Co m p la in a n t, FOUNTY OF HBBINOLB. IN U1t.ANFF.BY. LIFR INSUR* H A N F O R D H O M B n U I L D F . B S . I N C . , >1 FTUOI’OI.IT AN ANOB COX.l’ ANT, u corporation. a C o r p o r a Don. I ' H A H i : K CttM* Complnlnant. ..J V I'A N Y , a Corporation, 8 A N L A N - A r »i M cLander A rcade -C la ssified -- dn. It Is f u r t h e r Ordered th at tills N o tic e he p u I*11kIi •-<! lit T h e H a n fo rd V 1: D O l ' i l L A H H . C I ijVI, ClrCiilt C .iiir l. Hem ln ole ' "titi ly , Fl**r‘Ida III A M W U K K H . Deputy C l e r k . W I I . S O N A.I l i i Y l . i : H o llc llo re for 1 'oiniilu Inatit". M 'lr c i il t C e i ir l S e a l.I IN T i l l ; H I H D I I T ( n t . l t r fit* t i K t l I \ III.F . K I I M l , F I . O I I I I I A - IN D ll I M I i l D . D i m A I I D 4V II K .N l 'K , as D x i-c u tn r nf I p c Ratal*' of M A l l Y A I I D N ' F K . DecHtaed, I Irtii pin I m int. vs l u r . II. T I N ICDH. n n . l ' M A R Y T I N K * ' D l l . Ill• Wire, am i J A Y F . I ' l T T H , D efcn dii m a OllllFIt OF PUBLICATION T i n t K T . A T D O F F M l I H 11A T o : — J A Y F. I’lTTH . C li lc U K " . F ’ Mk D . . 1I my . Illliiiila ; It npiiearllut f r o m an A f f i d a v i t filed In ilila ra u a c lliftt y o u J A Y F . P I T T S . ' n r * « reslil.'lit Ilf II S t a l e " r F o u n t r y *dher th iui Die H i n i o of F l o r i d a ; th at > n u r preacntioldrea* la J o y V. pitta . Ch U -ira n ; F n x k C o u n t y , lll lm d s . n riniri' p iir T Ic u la r nddreea b rlt lK u i i k i i o w n : D int y o u nr*> o v e r l l m nk*’ t*f I w e l i j T - u l i e y m r a and th at liter** It* tin perenu lit th e H I k I v of F l n r i d n a e r v l re nf u to t u b voT iena o f h r m ix o l i S u m m o n ? In C h a n c e r y u p o n w h o m COUNTY. w o u l d h in d you. T H D I I D F O I t i : , ' till? I? tn c o n i' I wish in snnouuee that 1 am a candidate for re-election to the of­ to n ml y o u . J A Y F . I ’ l T T H tn' p e r sotiallt he and appear before o u r fice of County Commlaelontr fron said C i r c u i t C o u r t at H a n f o rd , H e m District No. 1, subject to the 4( clslon of tha voters lit the Demo­ In nle C o u n t y , F l n r i d n . on . M o n d a y of J u n e . A . D. I » 2i, cratic Primary to be held on Juna th e 4tli day sam e helntf Itille Da* of Ilila C o u r t , Ith. A. D. ‘ * * * 08TON h t LELH. to m n k e a n s w e r to Die B i l l uf C o m ­ p la i n t h e re in filed UKulnat y o n In TO TIIR VOT KBS OK I B k H O U t tills ca use -o t h e r w i s e ?i)ld B i l l of C o n i p l u l n t w i l l ' be ta k e n ua enti■ FOUNTY ' I n — iuiu. iaUi todL, lIhIilJaji . ause )i ro T r w lah ree d r x parte. lu aroup 2. Hemlnole County, sub­ ject in the iM'fiouruDc I'rlmary June -I. A. D.. I»2«. and will ahlga FOB COUNTY AISKISOR OK .sella of satpe.. I rordlally aolhy res T T A IB * I wlah to annouhea to the people trlt -your 'support. J. R . L Y L B S . o t Hemlnole1 County that. I am a candidate fur rs-elecDun to the o f­ f o b iiiB iurr fice of Tax Aimsisor, subject to the I hereby annour.ee my candidacy decision of the voters In the Demo­ in* for tho orflc* of Bhrrlff of Krtnlncratic I’rlmury to be held tn Juna ole County subject to lb* will of * . VAUOHAHit, . iho voter* at the June Pilmory. — J. K. McCLICLIaAND. - FOH OTATB M M A TO R I hereby announce aa a candidate F O B S H rlllF * -. 1 am o candidate f«c the offlco to succeed myself aa Senator from tha 3Tth Senatorial district com­ of Sheriff and will atipreclbta sup­ posed of Haml Pols Brevard Coun­ port in the J “ » y PW A L B B B . ties subject to tha Democratic primary th be held June till. 1Y1I. FO B d l l g l l l F F , If elected I premia* to eontlniM 1 hereby. ann>>unte my candidacy Ao work for the boat Interoat of tbe for re-elecilon in die office of shcr* d is tr ic t and ( tnvlta y o u to my record on su ch Im portan t legisla­ Iff uf MomInote t’uiinly subject to tion aa g o o d roads, oop n erv a ilon o f the arllou of the voters In the p u r natural resou rces, red u ction o f Democratic primary lo he held next I Will appreciate your sta le ta x e s and e d u ca tion . I oak June. th * su p p ort o f all D em ocrats. support. R e a p o o ifu n y ^ y p u r j^ p II ttf/a ttfjalt OooMcrau C U. I. t. FAIU U H B. Ha-.ford. •7 i'f l*l IN V F H T M PIN T COMPANY. IX'iV, n C o r p o r n D o u . H n N D - l l I L L SANFOUD i i d m i : ' ntriLDR ns. tN(?4 ' a ('oriiorallon, UilAHB A ( ' t . T M I l i : H c u . I N C ., n C o r p o r a t i o n , ANY, « Corporation, and SANLANV 11 .1. l l l t l . L Y , J i t ., and K A T I I I I Y . N TA INVBHTMBNT COMPANY, II l l t l l . I . Y , his w i f e . D e f e n d a n ts . l A M K H A . H A N D S nod H K C l ' I t I T V INC., a Corporation, Defendants. Nolle** Is h e re b y g i v e n Dial u n d e r I , I 'M III .it C O M P A N Y . II i '.opm a • Nmlcr Is hereby alien that under anil by i l r l i i e of Ibe f in a l deeree of tlnli, CniiipInliiau lH , fnreelosiire am t sale m a d e am i en- nmt try virtue of the final decree o t , vs ic re d by the J u d g e of D m a b o v e - foreclosure und sale made and » n t: I.. 111 .NON, Def end.I III. sty led C o u r t lo Die a b o v e - s t y l e d Icred by the Judy?*' of the abOYO*, Oi l I>t : II O F I*I I I I . I CYT T ON cause. I. H A. It. W i l k i n s o n . Special styled Court In the nhnve-stylSg ru t: h tati: o f Flo rid a t o ; r. I,. D I X O N , I I I F l n m l i .Street. ' b o ll r of M ild C o u r t a p p o i n t e d In cause. I, H. A. II Wilkinson, Hpec-a id n r m l . decree, w ill offer fu r luJ Muster of said Court Appointed Xlnioii ( l e a r n I a. Ii a p p e a r i n g f r o m an A f f i d a v i t - ile and si ll lo the b l g l m s i and lu s t Itl said final decree, will offer for f i l ' d hi th is ca use th at y o u . F-. I- M ild e r f o r cash al p u b l ic o u t c r y he- sale und sell to the hlaheat ana j t l X O N , m e rt re sli to ul of a Hint.- lo r e I lie C o u i t H o u s e In H n n f o n l, tiest bidder for cash at publla oUt-X or C o o n l r y o th e r th a n lb* H i m e of H e m lm .lc I'o o ii t v . F l n r i d n , on M io i- cry hefnre the Court House In Han* . h'b.rbta; lli.it y " n r iiiesi nl niblress iluy, lhe lilt day *if J u n e , A . It. ford. Hemlnole County. Flurlda, ol4 ' I k 2s, ib. same being r u l e d a y of Monday, the tih day of June, A. D. # and pine*' of resid ence ns p a i l b n l a r l i ns Is h iion n Is I! I. D ix o n . said C o u r t, anil d u r i n g th e le g al txzx. Die same helm- rule day uC. leanl * I l l Pldltili Hi i eel, M aco n, D e o r g l a ; b o o r s of sale. Die p r o p e r t y d e s - said Court, and durlns the Don y o u « n tti iir Die age of iw i l i ­ i rlb.-d lo an d o rd e re d so ld h y said Itoure of sale, the property deewf l y -o n e ( 21) y ears a n d Ibut there final decree, u lileh p r o p e r l y Is s i t ­ rrlheil In and ordered sold by ssld ■ Is no pe rso n in III,, sla te of l-'hnl.l.i uated in the c i t y of H a n fo rd . C o u n ­ final decree, which protierty la alt* • ■ e ll lee of a Hfiiuniolis In I'liuiicei y ty of S e m in o le m id Htaf.. of PTnrl da. iint* it In the City of Hanford, Coun­ ami de scrib ed as f o llo w s , t o - w i t : ty of Hemlnole and State of Floridly,, upon w h o m w o u ld b in d yon. T H I ' . I U : I M B I ’ , Ih ls Is lo c o m - L o t F o u r ( 4), B lo c k T h r e e ( 3) , t4* n - ami described us follows, ‘ to-tsltT* a c c o r d i n g to plat th ereo f Lot Two (•). Block Three ( I ) , inutnl J oil. K. I. I l I X o N . to pe rso n, loifta, to plat ally be mi.I a p p e a r before oui sold d u l y recorded i n the p u b l ic r e c ­ Inula, nccardlii* C l r c i i U C o n n at H a n ford, Hrniln nte o rd - of H em ln ole C i i u n l y , F l n r i d n . duly recorded In lhe puhtle Ill Plat Book 3 nt page Xu. T h e of Hcmlnulo Comity. Florida. I'o u n ly , F ln rid n on Monday Die Hint Book .1 at pave NO. The pur­ 4th day of .l ime, A It I ll's , sam e pu t. ha i t t<> p a y f o r deed. chaser lo pay for deed. H A. B. W I L K I N H O N . b e i n g ii H i l l *1 11.11 of th is F o u r ! . I " H. A. B. WILKINBON. .........Ini M u s te r. n iu ke w i i s t i ' i (*• (lie Hill of C o m ­ Special Mast* D im , D H F ItltlN li, HIM 41. tlHIiniNH, S o li c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . ol III plaint herein riled .ignli nd Solicitor for Complainant. I b is .c au se ..D ie ru is.* Mild Hill of on pi a. in u t i l Ii*t i i k i i i us f. s - . it hi y .. ii iimt tills cause n i'<l rX p.ir tc ’ Till* li u tllle of sil III Milt heltlK n Milt til fnl'.-l’loSU u Cl'ttultl l.ll'll filed hy D i r (" 1110111111011111. .lumen A Hands, w h i c h umii'iin* of re c o rd III ,n L icit Book 3, tut**' 77 of tit** I ’ nhlliIteyord s of H* i|ilind*' C o m i t y , F l o r i ­ da. u n d n I'crtalti L ie n f l l « d by the I "otnidii lurt ot, S e cu rity I.itiim h c r ( ' o i n i m i i y , 11 t*«ir|iorullnn, nu u lo st you. u l i l c l i uti pca rs of rec ord III L l r i i IPod, 3, pni.-' o f (h e I 'u h l l v 44m *—e<4*»-e-4~H*.y«J»***l** -C o u n t y . - K l o rJ J m — “ ■ 1 w--r i. ■, womBtore IIc r« lat. 11 ocivsiiu|ier |iilhllshrd In Haotord, Hemlnole County. Florida, mice 11 w i. U lor four ( 1 ) consecu­ tive Week s and Diul a copy hereof FOII HTATU I J i m s T A T l B K « 1^ , M on"'’ to ^ lh V * ’ o lV icr'’" ^ to- mailed t« Die defendant, K. I*. Dixon at III I*111111!• Street. Macon, rfor tno D,U " H r a r e ' i*t'fimmunj T c a t ‘ I f r 'nDn l ioni< o n o i<’< ‘ unty J u V g c of H c m l m d r C o u n t y . i nriii» Hniiti-ct in iii«* win uf tiip la u zt.^.r t to |,l-0nV,^r'.Dc J v iz c r . ' ' " . f Hcmit.’ .lc *Icorn 2 ) and will -a P O r m(u J tvs.u W I T N ' D H H i n ), h and u nd the of the p r l i a a r y l o lie held Jn J u u c . County, In tlin DSniucrulIc Primary f loin I c a l of ike C lr c i i l l C o u r t of . , 1* 1 ', J I A O A N i.'lcrtlnn to hr* Imld Jtinr Gt h , l!*2B tin- T n en 1 y - D i l i d Judicial C ircuit JAM. U HI IA BON. of Die Sto le of F l o r i d a , In rxnil F o r POM TIIK I.KUIRLATUBR S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o i i i l a . m i th is I hertdiy antiuunca niy. can d id a cy lire ( t h d a ) ol M ay . A . D. 13!X. f u r th e L e g i s l a t u r e ( O r o o p I ) slihJrct to tU c w f l l - o t th e N ' v i r r a of Hem Inole C u U l i t ) . In th e p r i m a r y to t» o n J u n e 6. IGSk. held on JOB B TIN K K ItV nd M ART T IN K F.It, his wife, ana JAY V. I'lTTS, Del* admits. ■ (Lciral Ads) IIBDF.II OF PURLlUATtON THK STATU tlF KM )ltIPA T O :— JAY F. FITTft. Chicago, C ook' ’ IN T H U C T H C l ' I T F O C B T O F * K M County, Illinois. IN O l.i: C O U N T Y . F I.O IIIIIA . It ap|K>nrinK from an Affidavit Z A C I I A I I Y VK N K K IC* C O M P A N Y , n . filed III this cause that you, JA Y K. Corporation. Plulntlff— PITTS, are n resident of n State o f Ys •Country other than the HtMe n fif L. U. CALLAHAN. Defendant. Florida: Dint your present • O llllF It OF P U lll.IC A T IO N IN and place of resldenee wa jta.r04tt-/' * i: a it Nf e n m i : n t . larly 41 s Is known Is Jay ,F . i n i w . r T i l t : STATU D F FI.OH IDA T O : hh-ngo. Cook County, llljn o l* *>. I- ll. C A l.L A IIA N , W h ose p l u m o f tmore particular mldrcsa ierltiR i»*4 r res idence is u n k n o w n : known: that you are over t M <*ee,,, It being made to appear that n Summons has been Issued In llm ol tw i'niy-on- years and that l)t*l'fVv dhnvc nod foregoing cause directed Is no person In the Hint* o f VIorMar’ to you. I,. i|. CALLAHAN, and that service o r a Summnni In ChtMtifiYYtdf , , (, Dm same has been relumed un­ upon w horn would bind yon. TH HIlKKnltB. thltr I* In w m < '" nerved; Dial you do not reside In maud yon, JAY F, PITTS, |r» pw * iho Hlntn of Florida; Dim yrnic , present place of residency In un­ sonslly ha nnd npprar before our m* s known; Dint the foregoing suit was said Circuit Court at Sanford, Sefn-*‘ ayJ Inole County Florida, on Monday^ miitmenood on the 23rd day of April, A. 1>. 1H2* unit Dint n Writ the 4th day of June, A. D. l ) B ti411 of Darnlshmenl loot been Issued same being a Rule Day of tltld lir a and served upon F. F. Dt'TTDN & 4,’ ourl. to make answer to the UIIHA herein filed uKatnalyf of Complaint COMPANY, u Corporation. .•ause otherwise atAld._ TilHltKFOIlK. you are ordered ynu In this cause tint will be tnkeit ai*f® 1 ami commanded lo he and appear hill of Complaint confessed hy you und thl* cause before the Circuit Court In ami for " * . Hemlnole, County, Florida, at llm proceed ex parte. Tim nature of said suit being- J : ‘ Court House In Hanford, Hemlnole null to foreclose a certain MortirKSMe Comity, Florida, on the 2nd day of July, A. D. Ik!S. same being a Itulc tinted P'.lirnsiy llth , 1 ? !* . frotrf Day of Ibis Court and full not Joe It. Tinker lo Mrs. J. H. AU*re? otherwise Judgment by Default a n d C. 11. Hartley, which app»*n»^ of reconl In Mortguac Book 34, i\ III lie entered against you. It In- Ordered that this Notice lie on Page III of the Puhllc IteeordiF'-* ■ it Hi-mlnol*. County, Florida t ajtj ptlldlkhed In Tim Hanford II'-raid a It Is further ordered that tilt*.. newspaper published lo Hanford, Hemlnole County, 'Florida, once each Notice be published In The HanfOC.rh week for n period of two ( ! ) mouths Herald, a newaliapcr published next Inline,llntely mice, eijjiig llm Fanford, Hemlnole County, Florida, •nice a yyerk tor four (4) ennseen^ ‘ date hereof. IN WU'NFHH WIIKHKOF, I have tile Week.* nnd that a copy hereof hereunto C.fl.iS.I lilt baud and o f­ I..- mailed to the defendant, Ju}’ *F. C odnty.. * ficial seal of the Circuit C.uirt of Pitts, to Chicago, Cook • ciir Hemlnole C,,iin11 . Florida, on lids lllln.de. W ITN I’SH my hand and Ills ofe.-J lhe till dm Of M a y . A. D, IHIT tlclal seal of the Circuit Court o f ,, V. K. D O P 'D L A S S . Clerk I’ lii nll Court, Hciulmde the t u only, third Judicial I'irctill of the ’ .Slot*' of Florida, In and fuey,V Ijyunly. 'Florida. Hemln.de Cuinily. Flnridn. on thla'i Hy A M. W H K U « May. A. H. t»I». '-'k th o ti ll d a y of Deputy Clerk V. K. IKHhllsAKS, W I L S O N A- I I O Y I . K . ■Clerk Circuit Court, rieinlpol* . A llo n m y 's tor P la ln illf. I'oiinl). Florida. i C i r . - n i l i.'iitii i Heal ) By A. M. tYKKK.I" h Deputy C U tk .. WII-SON A BOYLB. The nature of aald anil being a ault to foreclose u certain Mortiiaffe dated February Sth. 1!'2S. from Joe B. Tinker to Murv A. IDnek, which uppeora o f record lit Mortgage Book II, nn page *2 of Die t'llbilc l|erorda of Hemlndle-County, Flnrbla. It la further ordered that till? No­ tice he published In The Hanford Herald, u newspaper published lit Hartford. Hemlnole County, Florida, onrn a wecly for four (4) consecu­ tive week a and that a copy hereof he mallort to the ilef ■'tide lit. Jay F. Pitta,' to Chicago. Cook Count)', 11IIpolo. WITNKHH my bund and the offic­ ial a*-a I nf the 'Circuit Court of tho twenty-third Judicial ’ Circuit nf the State of Florida, In and for Hemlnole County, Florida, on this the 4(Ii day of May A. D. t»2l. . V. H DO UO LAH H Clerk Circuit Court, Hvmlnnle ' County. Florida. _ By A. AL WF.F.KH. WIIJION ft ftOYLB,- Solicitor for Complainant'' ■■ *' (Circuit Court Beal) ! Business ,J Directory v«’ m m SPOUTING GOODS G IFTS THE BICYCLE STORE Hicyclea Toy*, Fishermens Supplica, Gun Lock and Key Smith Store Number 2 PARIHIRNNK TOT and GIFT SHOP ’ Room Number 40 C O N F E C T IO N A R Y BAGGETTS Gilbert's Freah Pannnture J Candies McIjukUt Arcade ^ >4 , ® JO B P R IN T IN G -w l SANFORD PRINTING CO. 1 Fino Job Printing Phono 4|0 McLander Areade | | iU -ClassifiedBusiness Chiropractic Specialist m ir Directory HEMSTITCHING W tKl FOUND! At, effective euro for “ Singer Sewing Machine Shop that Htomach condition of yours. Muchlnea Sold, Rented, Exchaoge4s Chiropractic—Dr. W. E. McDougEasy raynienta Offull, 308 National Rank Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, Vohlei Bldg. Rhone -IH2-J. Lunch Room UalterlcH A. FOR GOOD : eftta UT Kent** Lunch Room, 10$ West. FtrH .i Dry Cleaning Hoff-Mac Battery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street. SANITARY STEAM l»RESRERY. . Odorless Dry Cleaning, PboM 9fl8. i n N, Park, AwnlngH I'aintH and W all Papae $ SUN PROOF PAINTS SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP. Awnings, Window shade*. Tarpau­ Water Spar Varniahex and meL. Vcluraina Flat . & lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 East PainL. Persian clay Jcaxa. .. 2nd. Stm-t. I'hotA 11. moulding d o r and Plaquo*- —-• -r, ford Paint *TTall Paper Co. d. U. , Auto Topg Stuart. Propr, 11$ W. First St. Furniture | SPENCER TOP SHOP- CurUln* “ —=- - ' ■——- 11— ■■ a *) Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUT or trade In Med funrir v ..^ '1 300 West 2nd. Street. tqre. Wagner k W W . C V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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 19, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 19, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 19, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/08d18b005dc81f85899a20b308b0dc53.pdf a04baec51f0bb16efa7cae5b68efab3f PDF Text Text I - r Tli -IV I a»i< M^her Audi* Hnnem. Of ClrcuuiuoM^J. Chamber Makes Plans A t Heavy Vote Forecast For CENSUS OFFICE SMITH, HOOVER Luncheon Meeting Today Primary As Registration SPENT LITTLE For Conducting Election Mounts To Record Total RECORDS SHOW DIVORCE GAINS IN CAROUNAS « - ^ ^ ijs ffjc s r s : SENATOR REED FLAYS HOOVER ONIflS RECORD ■ a Mcct.nR m Cafo. directors of tho Chamber\ ' ng on Tueidny morning. All W ith nil post records eclipse'- Uullose. Four years ago the quali­ fied list was between 2.700 and 2 ,­ of Commerce mado plans for the volcg roust be in by the following by a good margin," -poll tax pay-’ 100, showini; an increase of lie­ Hurcnu Report Rovehls That Campaign FundCommiltcoRc- annual election of officers. Ac­ Friday morning when the rc*ults incntH for the nppfoachjng l>cnu»- ' ween 1,200 nnd 1,300 names. voals Fact That Only$5000 cording to their decision,, ballots will be announced and the four new When Man Or Woman (lets crntlc primary election Tcnehetf. a • In view of the record . n-Ristra\Vns Sent Into TerrltoryHy will bo in tho molls Thursday directors will take office. Married Today It Is A15To totnl of :t,011 by the time tin- ion, local political ohservera today With the announcement or elec­ Supporters Of 2 Candidates morning of this week. The polls 1(10 Shot It Won’tLastLonK -f* books closeil Saturday' afternoon xcrc voicinR predlcitions of •> tion plnns, Mr. Trotter sUted that will be conducted, one this week tor next weok officers and director* according to an announcement to­ heavy poll on June fi. That the selecting eight nominees to fill of tho Chamber of Commerce will dH day by John D. Jinkins, county lumber of Jinllots cast ih the pri­ four place* on the board, nnd nn- conduct an informal solicitation of mary will be several hundred in tax collector. » other next week for the purpose now membrs, planning to inter­ Added to this fiRUrc arc approx* •xcess of th e , 3,000 mark was the of electing the four directors. forecast tmwlu .....— on every hand. Un-, i . . view every business man who ts ’nmtely 1,000 other persons who forecast Smith Hacker Dodnres Never Secretary E. J . Trotter an- not already a member. In connec­ isual interest' in the nomination « > ' | ^ j„ st M a rria g e s D isso lv ed 1*> for one reason or another, arc ex the Hefore Has So Lillie Help nounccd this nfternoon that Divorce In Any lYearWcre tion with this plan, S. O. Shinholempt from the payment of poll a n te 'o fficers coupled with thRecn Extended lly Outside ballots moiled out Thursday morn­ „er, president of the organisation, La Contracted In‘Early Youth taxes. This total tallies with the fact that it is the presidential ing will contain the name of every approximate fiRUrc Riven out by election year nr*.Riven as enntnsaid: # RALEIGH, N. c ., May 21 .— men her in good standing. Tno WASHINGTON, May °.1 .(IN S ) “As wc near tho end of our nsSupervisor of IteRistrntion II. C butitiR factor*?, to tlie increased Not more than $5,990 has , members will register their choice cal year, officers of tho Chamber registration. *•.*'• Uullose as the number of register­ —When n man cr woman mnpr k * (IN S) North Carolina on for the four places and will send of Commerco arc espccinlly desir­ With the election only two ed voters for Seminole County. WASHINGTON, May 21.— its IV 15 to too shot that it won't been sent into in their marked linliois by Monday wetda away. Mr. DuUore stated ous thut wc dean our slates for (INS)— In another attack on With the list of qualified voters last long. Am’ the odds, tno Cen­ behalf of all presidential candi­ morning when the tabulation his^Wfice will he busy day and the incoming board. Wc have oper­ Herbert Hoover, leading Keret at approximately -1,000, Seminight for the next few days pro sus Bureau revealed today, ore dates, John G. Dawson of King­ take place. ated during the past year- under publican candidate, Senator inolo County reRistration has far MATHER. 2 } ’~7 told 'th e Senate Campaign- ‘TViF'vright > m enu receiving ^ tnc (Continued on page 4) VS)-—With fifty-'nmo bod­ -.urjhtssed its reRistration for pre­ paring the hook* for use on June getting jiigher thnt tho marriage ston/ James A. Reed, of Missouri, will bo wit. go on to’ kooks of infidelity, Fuml« Committee today. The highest number of votes candidate for tlie Democratic ; removed from the Mather vious elections, nccordinR to “Mr. poverty, innate meanness or jukt comnuttce came here after hearing p r e s i d e n t i a l nomination jTlierv, which was rocked b\ charges that vast sums had been fSnlosion Saturday.-weary charged in the Senate today incompatibility. _. Final figures for 192(1— The expended to win delegates both by nenU'a this afternoon that during the war the Com­ last available—showed that there Secretary of Commerce Hoove merce Secretary, “ fl and. Governor. A) Smith of New ‘wrro IHt)(Hfiii ilivorci'rt nRoinut mlnlstrator, undormlnsd »«ricu1' --- 1 , . ___r Y.."i 2,574 m am ages. The rlivorc ture by "fixin g a ruinous price on Dawson, wvim ;,tio w'n* 1.54 nnd marriago 10­ Kjfe» l.ciievetfVtin to be in ed ns A! Smith’s’ state manager, Reed expressed amaxsrnsnt that .27 per 1,999 population. te workings. f denied that he was Identified “ Most marriages dissolved by­ Hoover, "who lived ^abroad for [Virtually all hope that any of twenty years and who never voted divorce in any one year were con­ actively with tho campaign, and L -will he found alive liny said the only Smith expenditure Supporter* Of New York Gov­ Americnn Residents Of North in America, would have the tem ­ tracted naturally in earlier years, L s abandoned. Fourteen men Virtual Landslide In General the bureau’s analysis said. ' I* the of which he knew was $1,959 used China Will He Protected By erity to offer hlmseV a* a candi­ ernor For Democratic Nom­ Lrt rescued from the mine, but Clyde Steamship Company To Election Spells Defeat I or Armed Force States Consul date for president, of the United by sheriff It. 1L Edwnrds of Wayne ination Display Optimism divorce rate continues to increase Run Hunts To Sanford I-or L of these died today in WaynesMnrxGovcrnment According the ratio between divorces and County for travelling expenses. To Nanking Administration States." Over Defeat Of Hull Force W hospital, bringing the totiv , . , Another Month In Accord­ To Late Compilations! oda> marriages of •» given year will The inquiry was conducted in the To Ho said Hoover was named food jc»a and believed dead to 19° ance With Recent Request SHANGHAI, May 21— O N S)— Raleigh, N. May 21. (IN S) administrator at the suggestion_ of somewhat understate the proba­ legislative chamber of the state kg Officials believed 211 men May 21.— (IN S ) — bility of divorce for the marriages hy Senators Steiwar (R ) of Ore­ __«shy itigh optimism, extending A gunrdinn wall of United States Lord Balfour of England, and that BERLIN . The Clyde Line has.decided to (ire ill the mine when the cxplosGermany's general election reaultgon and Bratton (D) of New In n claim of tho entire State Dem­ troops will be thrown around Hoover returned to America for of that year." Bpparently cauaed hy gas, continue the St. Johns rivci H»r residents of Nort^h( tho purpose of curbing American . . , . vice for another 30 days, accor.i- t-a in a virtual landslide for the ocratic Delegation, was exuded to­ Americnn Tho principal causes ot mvorcc Mexico. r> xck the mine. | '» , lvC(, here today socialist-communist . faction*, and Chinn if fighting breaks out be­ pricck „„ day by North Carolina supporters 11120 were: cruelty 09,005, on fnrwt food nroducts products sold tO speaking of tlm campaign ex­ While rescue team* from a' t from Jacksonville where tween Nationalists nnd Northern the Allies. defeat of the . Marx govern- in ........- the. in- . in the U1C ........... . jrts of Western Pennsylvania formation was made pubhe by » » • , according to latest con.pda- desertion 57,003, Infidelity 19,710 penditures. Dawson declared ‘T „f Govonor Al Smith as tlu-y looked 2.774. More Im.-l, upon their <h feat of the forces or* In the Pcklng-TlenTsin area Reed said two men were sent Ur«l frantically to reach t^e G. White, general agent, a f t e r '>«- j J ™ *nl lnllny. u was repc-t- aid drunkenness of tlie drunk- don’t know when so little outside „f |t,.p. Cordell Hull, of Tennessee, John Van A. MncMurrny United to America during tho war to add aid and comfort has been receiv­ m the forlorn hopq that coipt of a .messago front the „ ult the Marx governm.-nt than 99 per cent in their attempt to obtain a pre- States minister nt Peking, through British interests. One was Lord , elines* ilivon-cs went to women. i«f , f them may have nf>Pn able inny's main office* in , xvoujd resign tomori'ow, but f t -i The |m-i cent ages of separations ed." lie said he was first amused fcreiii.il primary in this state. the Amricnn Consul here, ha* ad­ NorthclLffe. he added, who came mid then embarrassed by reports » biattuo themselvc* i„ from th l’ty" virtue of the new extension. -onHultntion this nfternoon the •|ti,. movement to order n pres-* vised the Nationalist administra­ over to keep down tho price on for ibis cause bus incrcnsed he \vns Smith’s manager. the Clyde Lino plans t< » continue ip.-kmg face n(_ tho mine and so cabinet decided to remain in povvei .. . , Sheriff Edwards told of reveiv. ulrntiul primury, launched by Z.V. 1 tion nt Nanking that American copper. Ki|«- the d-^dly gns, the veteram the service, which was to nave until the new Reichstag meets the steadily since 1922. Turlington, Hull’s state manager,* lives will ho protected, although “Tho other man was iterDeix In the period from 1K8 < to limn, l>i-tii terminated May 31, to June $1 ,;i.->n in sums of $199, $50, if the c ,-w and federal and compmg second week in June. :t.ji per cent I.f the divorce* were and go ,-um was def e . by *•---»<’ J-m ocrnlir the note is emphatic in pointing Hoover, who before he came told $1,500. The last or officials alike saw no lionThe election result is - oiisi.b-re.l of dn-nkonnoss, The boat line made Jh e exten­ of <xeeutive eommilteo 79 to 39, thus out that the United States docs the European powers that they granted b.-c.iuse m | Rallte, u native \t the entombed men. Deadly sion, ii was ni.nmincod, in aceonl- * deathblow t<> ininmrcbisl hope-, flouting the expressed desire of not intend to interfere in any way could control the price of wheat and pi 1919, 3.1 per cent. «'( tin nNorth .n g t'uroluitt who ,. is.......... now living "I.lin k damp’’—which swept ume with a request of a group or nnd is causing f'-ars in >"»“• •*»•»»* by combining and refusing to buy total diiurn's 129,59:1 ux re grant- in New York, while the lest was Senator Simmons of North Caro­ in Chinese affairs. * lit wmkings in the wake of the reresentiitives of the chamliers of ter* that there will be fuClier d il­ A similar note has been handed unless their price was accepted, ,.,1 to women and 52,287 to men. raised ip the state. He still has lina. nrrlt Smith foe nnd recognized l/rrific explosion, was feared to commerce of the cities along the ic-nl leg is ution by the new Reichbend of the North Carolina Demo­ to the Peking Government, warn­ Reed said. A few were unclassified. The . . some of the money left. He knew cratic •'machine1*. St Johns River. The additional bv< taken its toll. “There was ono difference tn chief complaints again-t ww|» ing that American lives will ' ho of no other expenditure* for Smith. Meanwhile, in the vine covered time will permit the trade bodies Although the German I|•copies’ «•«» Another; pnKy stalwart, J«t*‘-phtho character of their sHoriawere that they wen- unfuitlm l, His work was to make •friends over i« i Daniels. ex-sccrcLi'y c<f tho protected. The situation in the U rd Northcllffe came aa a B rit­ miration hnll of this model miii- to make a more thorough investi­ „„rtv of which Foreign heereti»r> or wen- guilty of em elly nr d< north Is already acute, but If the gation of the freight and passen­ ht villages lay forty mangled ImdStiesenmnn is u leader, b.st mx malum. Husbands were guUt/ > tko state for Smith, he espiathiu navy, fnvored the primary plan ish gentleman, put his cards on /.eh V. Turlington, of Moores, nnd made n speech for it before crisis reaches a climnx the Ameri­ the table and talked In the open. fi.sl of tho 211 victims to in- ger situation with a view to im­ Reichstag scuts, according to the nil these things and in a ditbpi cans will be concentrated in one k:„n ...... . the blast-wrecked proving the movement, it was hint­ noon compilation. Dr. Streseman Hoover came ostensibly as an Amthey imbibed too freely <>r had a v ill,-, 11till'* manager testified be the committee. nn'ii s» that protection will be ted to retain his post »« he in the hope that if the rescue ed here today. had eolleeted $815. of which he Instead of passing the Turling­ eric an citizen, who patriotically The various chambers or com­ is expect nhlnet that is formed. failure-to-pruvide complex. nindo onsier. r atl> eigiit of whom are in A\nysought to serve his country, but ho "It may be Hint husbands, more -nil lunl $955 left, Hull cunt i ilmU-d ton resolution for n primary, which merce hope to present a report, any new cr Admiral Mark Bristol, command­ tfilmrg and Brownsville hospitals. showing statistics thnt will con­ owing to Ills inti i national pie tigw„.. abolished hy the 1927 ser.Mn i came here with a schemo th at „|ti-n tluin wives, give " ‘Ma n.n $r,no. er of the United States navnl meant the control of the price of lii v , an. digging iii'olilld one vince steam -hip officials of the In- and t«» the fuipi her fa il that tinof the legislature, the committee Turliiigtnn «b d a r e d he needed M It, nil-lag for div.ore, Iml The inueh bug<r m o te money l*ut w as n ira n l lie adopt) il n siibstiluti- drawn hy units in Asiatic waters, is under­ wheat through a combination Ol drl,r: .linked wolkilig fare of the turr nciallt-ls ill the of t lit* line. piopoituni ol divorcea granted to nun it th|. hoe that if (he n-M-ti*. J # T k »|tor, neerrtary of the h»ral well- the ehief :.up|.•■iiers <d h... the wife, p . in gvnernl, due In l la- wanildii'l get it because " w e have th ..... Smith lenders, ordering that stood to be nt Tien-Tsin where a European interests." small United States fleet is being u»u ran gel behind the sp d chamlier, expressed satisfaction Ion ign policies. fart Hint for lo r there are more „M |,cell able 1,, get up lllli. ll Hiter- the presidential primary not be assembled. The United States xhin- tin- full force- of the blast today over the announcement and The new government will bn li-ral grounds fur M-paiatmh, belli , ailed “weimahnc'H will be under command T h e S i n i l h H u l l i s s u e wa-. e l e a i l > iUu<!> "hey may find men brut- declared bis belief that the report el the i a big or lit‘ Hull's manager Mild when bis the bureau said. soeof Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler. trnl away in the canvas rooms being planned for submission l" the mar ..m illion," dominated l>> ilriiwn in the committee meeling orgliliizalion ntlelopled to get *i “ When <a» h parly wind the ill ilist I*" Infantry will co-operate with *huli i mild have checked the Clyde Line would be such ns to lulitSS, Otto Brilllll, SiKlHllst and ,-acli time the name of tinpresident oil prefereneiprimary voreu it is pi oI.aid*- th a t the wife, warrant continuance of the local Ipn-nd nf the gus. •very New York Governor was mention­ the murines. If tho necessity inter of Itu-sia. is s i" * * ’" ,,f ! more o ften th an the husband, set for Apr. 2 be found a service for an indefinite period. K\|n i ts who hurried here at nest cliaiieellor. Another but b ed, a deafening applause shook the urines blue juckets will be landed strong" organisation, with makes the application.' Men's Tile general agent ut Jackson­ f’fd news of the explosion how­ meiitioneil in his c o m u -c tn .n is U * in rats apparently lire improving Smith and Si-nntor Reed support­ legislative bulls. On another oc­ from the warships nt Peking and ville is quoted as saying that "the Under the supervision o f C. D. ever, have abandoned hope, because ,e“ s lig htly , the bureau ob«erving ers included, against the primary. casion applause was provoked when rushed to nny point 'where Ameri­ Clyde Line would like to keep both I.oebe, president of tlm «»M Wolfe secretary of the Seminole Walter Murphy, state manuger for c( the way in which gas .has the Osceola nnd City of Juckcan lives ure threatened. th a t there has been n general de- The primary was defeated by - a ‘ Y. M. C. A., 35 boys bcSenator Jam es A. Reed, remarked iHifrwd-1-r o rerv erevieu in tba mine. snTTvniFbfi r h e - r n n -tf-t f-* 0 « U C -------t w ^ n q i l e t e I f t u n i s g a v I " sor- —r - n-t- in - 11— numb e r » f mfnl lily Ho far ns known tho Nationalist County vatu of 7'.t In iiu.bv Ik - Male »oin_ that "Mr. HiiinTluC"tin irinnrrhzmcr xrtitrtr shas ninde ■ no"—re p ly [ ween Hie ages -o1 ulnh and tW.tlYC Si fin i-vpIoVed. While tho tnajor- and passenger movement is made ialists 155 Reirlistag s.-ITT government divorces to wives ill the last few mittce. >rd this left Sanford thia morning for lo r f being nominated than l have of iiy of the exports assign gas ns large enough to warrant ibis act. was «i gain of years. On the other hand ei-m-ltv Thomas A. Jones, of Ashevilh j I being nominated private !U‘c|jrt!' to tlie Japanese note (virtually an Lake Winona, where they will th- teasnn for the blast, there Many comment, have been re­ seats n gain of K. 1 bus. tlm Marx is n more frequent complaint ultimatum) thut Japan will not a Smith supporter, said he bin ' tury to tlie iireli angel Gabriel." »rn -nine who claimed that dust, ceived here dcloring the art of the tolerate the invnsion of Manchuria. enjoy a week*! outing as part ot ’ (« !• » » ( than In years past. been nr live in lluiicoinbe County, tw o-fiftbs ol . me piv.d.ly ignited by a spark from Clyde line in asking a permit to moro i-.t jn The note is still under considera­ the regular sumraar program ot than The increase in divorce- in but no money was spent in bis dist mine i« r trolley, raused the ex- lake the Imats from the river run tion by tho members of tho Nan­ the organization. Beside. Mr. W o lf. ^the re were and asking that action be urged to ‘^ t - i m u n n a .i s i s elected a , . . - - was espccinlly large in the iat* s triet. pltsiou, king administration. ,,f Vermont, New Jersey. N ’oith 1 It** was followed by l.-irr^ several assistan t! to the T . M. G. imately 72 members, ''mailing ; Ovis looking no clinnces to saw keep them in operation. Dakota, Kansas. Maryland, Mori- Moore, of New Hern, another The City of Jacksonville already loss ot about 35 scats. Dr. h ■»•| A leader, making about 40 in tho iny iiiiin who may have been able du, Kentucky, and Gnliforniu. The Smith man, who said he bad a con­ lias been taken off for the sum­ munn's German I t ' i p party. Most of tha boys >*«"> to brattice themselves in from the lurgest decline* were in New mer season, hut the Osceola will ference with Battle in New York transported to tha catnip In th thousands- of cubic feet if continue its run to Sanford and will have approximately • •,u l Hampshire. South Dukota, uo*l motor bus. loanad by th * banford anil Battle advised him tin Smil h pure air were being forced .into return every Tuesday, Thursday in the new nutumiil legislature -» the District of t'olumbin that new de­ With imlicnliomi organization would not de igimte Baseball Club. th- workings today. A picture of and Saturday until June 30, Mr. Striking contrast is disclosed tin local political A busy week of eporte Is in u North Cur*.linn manager o r. whipim-nt* in...... the fore,, nf the blast was given White said. '•"li? ..... . in for conby the vHiiations in ea-.es * * 1 make any fight for the il.-leg.i-I situation will ionm store fo r th* boy*. On Thursday have lit scats or tVreaboUls. a ,V> Man us Cobb, leader of t h ­ ttidemblu discussion. candidates divorce among the different afternoon a apodal program will loss of eight- Tlm Democrats (inn, leaving the matter to the gov­ irst seven-mail rescue team to NEW YORK, Ma 21.— (IN S )— lor eouilty offices will address tho slates. For infidelity 0.3 pel rent bo giv*n In honor o f tho parents, to* t eight scats. 1 bey will have* of the divorces were grunted in ernor's local friends. each the huso of the shaft after citizens of Forest * 9y tonight The dense fog which hung over who will be gueete o f honor. A lter the lUnchabout *4 iiieiiilmrs in Fosgute the explosion. New York hnrlwr und tlie Allan i,l 7 ; :tli o’clock in Un­ Nevada, (if New York divoic*.* lie said the bodies of three men. tie seaboard lor forty-eight hours, viewing the'v ario u s races and 93.9 per rent were for lliis «uu building. contests, the parents will b« L»dly mangled, were found almost With l hi* i-liTlinn ••nly tw.» causing five* collisions among tnc For cruelty 0.2 per ix-ni in Yir* served suppar. Mr. W o lf, request­ »t th,- fool of the aha f t - 5 , 000 feet weeks uway, there arc only three vessels und the grounding of an ginia und 99 per cent in Michigan. rc presell laed today that parents planning to teats, Increasing their from the center of the explosion. more political meetings nn the eleventh, huvu cleared today and For desertion 5.2 per cent in b« present are urged to notify H A LIFA X. N. May 21 .— In Friday’* issui- <>r the A few feet farther on they came turn to 24. program after tonight. Tomorrow conditions were uguin ulmost nor­ New York and 92 |k-i cent in New him aa soon as possible so th at The Faeist apparently will have Mexico. For tpnn three injured men. As far as (IN S )— Wricked almost beyond it wnn*. inadvertantly ® drunkenness b -s night the office seekers will speuk mal. Insurunco ollicials estimated litulloti — » • » s > lUlsrepair in attempting to take off their old repreae r . W. Culpepper i» « eandidnto f«r they dared udvance In the face of to tho citizens o» Osceola and oti thut the cost of repairs and dam­ tho camp will bo P " f » red that th-* than one-tenth of one per •" ' l U k * care of all tho visitor^ Tho the gas tlic-Jr found bodies, many front Blanc Subloii. Labrador, the Thus, it would appear justice of peace in thy fourth dis­ the night of May 29 will gather age to tho ships would approxi consisting ol in Michigan und 2.9 per cent m secretary may be reached by Trans-Atlantic monoplane Bre­ •* angled beyond identification. trict. Mr. Culpepper is m>‘ •" J ho ut Puoln for u presentation of mate $3 ,000,000. lthndu Island. mail a t DeLeon Spring*. men will have to remain there rare for this office but is szieking their cluims. No lives were lost, and no ono in camp the party WUI Indefinitely until u bout arrives the only- bourgeois party to t.a The campaign will come to a was seriously injured although boWhile TAMPA —$13,188 contract election t„ th.- school board, from accomodated in eight ecreenrrf to bring it to New York, ndvices any votes. ______ district three. The Herald is glad rtoso with a log mns* meeting 'n uwarded for construction of ’•unipassengers on several of th0 ves­ buildings, which have been from Point Amour, Labrador ju st sels were much inconvenienced. in previous years. The boya will ___ Jiuoford on Saturday night tnry nowera in Mcudowbrwil. *u * to make ibis c o r r e c t i o n . stated today. preceding tho election. division. There were more than 1,000 pas­ return homo on Saturday a fter­ With Fred Molehoir, the Junk­ Tonight'* session will ho pre­ sengers aboard the three vessels noon. ers expert, ut tho controls, and • . sided over by It. J . Holly Nr., Dr. Cuisinicr und mechanic ThiuccreUry of the county committee. chiefly affected—tho Pen Land, ATLANTA, May 2 1 .— (IN S ) — bt-ault, accompanying him, the FLOGGING PRO BE BKG1N8 OSLO, Norway, Msy 2 L - U N « ) not‘ tho Vcendatn and the Mohawk. The order of speaking was — Curbing divorces, proposed seces­ plane rose about thirty feet after —Gen. Umberto Nobile, . uau»') Tire most dramatic experiences „#/ announced this morning. sions from tlie Federal Council of u short dush down the runway KINSTON, N. C , May « - - • befell tho eighty-five passengcra of Churches and centralisation, fixrilt ut Blanc Sublun, and sud­ of the Clyde liner Mohawk. The (IN S )—An .investigation of U n ; Gin" for a block of two away «nd AMERICAN K ILLED gible l i . l l . for a a in c i krsdquartcrs claimed the atten­ denly dropped to the ground. NEW Y O R K , May 2 L - ( I N S j — put him. under arrest. B u -jrll had ship was hit in the fog Saturday olr County’s three North Tolc, according to Neither Mclchoir nor his com­ tion of tho assembly of the Southafternoon hy the Jefferson of the fppvlct floggings w u a ty te d h c ^ - a . M E X I C f L i T T Y , M a y 2 1 — ( I N S ) radiogram from' Spltzcnbergen - The Knns of gmigtlnw tossed his gun «««y . , h', tT" " panions were hurt, but the entire Presbyterian Church today. Old" '1)om fn imi-CTKe-JlTUr -wwrdt+CTTr today by tn * county grand Ju r tj -r r r T ^ jr T T A n i.-r ie a n field hupcr„ ---------- *------;-------1— -— ngi ini - t his time id u H e v'clii-metiIT)r'del911\'b> Stirring -on -The— 12XAL1 .„U tlm Plano IQ i Inuiln „„ Normandie B ar o ff Scabright, Frank Rham, boaa o f Uia county Gen. Nobile intends to W lU f ; oteenwiek , -yniage apeakeasy—and Mitchell and lapsed into silence- intendent of the I-atln America.-! on damaged as it fell sideways. The camp, who P°*»l to limit divorces were ex­ ,.o Siur. dlVc.5 »v.r .h. M r. Patrick Mitchell, 2H, "the I.ynz" H„ was to be arraigned In I'oini Oil Company, was killed ncur the N. J-, for a timo the Mohawk was convict tho priaonar*. was on hand pected with strong arguments reason ______ for its sudden full has believed to b in a sinking con­ Alamo Fields by «na of his own cidd court today. scientists"— Frof. M.lmgron forecast in -fav or of the plan L° I not been ascertained as he was called, has passed on. a tio n and an S. O. 3 . w as^ scot fy before the board of inquisitor*. workmen, said a dispatch front "Tlve Lynx" was one of the m > s» Mclchoir I* W e the church strike out dcserM„i-t,„ir reached the Bremen ]»rof Crojani—to leave the ship. He was lured to the place by « feared gunmen in the underworld Tampico today. He wus the sec­ out The passengers werd brought OPPOSES “BLACKLIST* for by dropping in n parachute from T h e scientist, will * e landed upon telephone call, given "two Minute* hor, ax a recognized cause he v «l ond American superintendent of to New York by tho coast guard one of the army amphibian planes the ieo with repo ladders to make to pray" and shot to death. He wa* According to the oil company to be ussassinatoa i^*Parations. V cutter Seminole. Captain John VL royally on money he received as nn boston .. found with aix bullets in him and tribute from thieves und bootleg- in tho oil fields within a few day*. Mackenzie and h it crow of 120 r o j The report of Dr. Robert F- which were to escort the German • r r a S 2 1 f w » t Gen. Nobijo The- Unitarian .— 3 -.- - _ . _ ship to New York. Cuisincr and /Campbell, of Asheville. N. C-, hU head on. the bra** b *r rail* fused to leave the ship which i* in convention thia afterooon a d d ­ received a letter from his wife gera. They arc working on . Under arrest toduy in connec­ theory that hijuckers and o^iiera TO PITCH F IR S T BA LL Airman of the committee to tlie mechanic had been working warning against dropping the pap­ expected to be floated today when led a roaolutton oppMdag Ibo *®* %hich the divorce problem has oa the plane for some time. caUad "black list" of th * Dav^h* al cross at the North Pole for fear tion with the murder Is. of tho alleged victims, tired of the tido floods, * The army planes were unable ° that "the consequences might Hassell, alias “Jimmy the Gin , WASHINGTON. May 21.— (INS) ter* of tha Amarioan^Bavoluthm. referred for study, will brink paying tribute, hired « gang to do __president Coolidgo agreed today Before his <£; who 'Yas captured by Arthur LEESBURG—More than 12,000 The re.olution was drown by tha the question up for debate. Only and off Blanc Sab on whteh > nrnve fatefuL" away with him. to throw out tho firs t ball a t the acres of watermelons havg. been Rev Carlyle Sumtaenrtn*. of Roe l*o causes for divorce, infideli­ on the atrait. of Belle Isle, be parture from Itely Pope Pius XI Schultheiss, a rookie policeman Four or fivo were present when presented Gen. Nobile a wooden us he rushed pell ntcll out of the "tho Lynx" was killed. Tho police baseball Ramo next Saturday be* planted this season within 60 mites ItetUl*. a membat of th . Son. of ty and desertion are now recogniz- cause of floating icc. They »re at Presented th» Amariron Ravohiodit* ,ccn Republicans u id DcmO' speakeasy a few seconds after the Pictou, N. S. _____ by the church, and abandonment of Leesburg. ......................_ were grilling this morning tn " " tr ,rhis crosa ia to bo left in the. ice command, •rat* in the 11°U 8C * . -PALMETTO—Packing houses a t the North Pole oa u religious Shooting Schultlielst ' ot .desertion, . s a means of de­ — • ■ •----- “ --1- names. rered a te x irn h chased “Jimmy the i e ffo rt to learn their basing separation! Is proposed in this section running at full capa-1 10 an overtura by the presbytery city, ------------ *scue Squads Strive ToMakeWayDeeper Into Shaft Wherelt Is Hoped SomeLive Stormy Petrel. States He Is Amazed That FormerFoodAdmin. istrator Would Run Figures Prove Odds . Body Probes Rumor Of Vast Expenses Arc Getting Higher fotal Of Deaths Mounts To 198 - •i ; 1 • * Hoi t ♦ M* Mil av wi * • at X l^ r ff n * Cm 1 * It H »♦ ( / • S* si L erts Who Hurried To Explosion Aban­ don Hope For Men lit 1 • , SMITH’S RACRERS U. S. MARINES TO GTJARD CITIZENS CAROLINA RESULT IN FIGHTING AREA ;• : ; I S tla t - tp 4tt ri T. / •rt al'Ol • x K Forest City Wi l l Be HostTonightTo County Candidates Fog Which Caused Five Collisions Of Ships Clears Today ,*.,*»• i-«w Culpepper Running Fur School Board Job s r S d E s ,- Church Session In Atlanta P r e p a r e s To Check Divorces General NobUe Will Hop Off On Foie Trip Guns Of Gangland1 Bring Death To Famous Underworld Character — l.U °f Enorc, 8. C. ____ * IT. Junior Boys Leave For Camp Winona On Week’s Outing Bremen Is Wrecked In Taking Off From Labrador Runway •Il •¥ .4 « «« - Ai 'll re Attacks Cabinet Man’s War Acts Declares Hoover Was Serving: Interests Of England In W ar BOAT LINE W ILL SOCIALISTS GAIN EXTEND SERVICE DECISIVE VICTORY];" HERE TO JULY 30 IN GERMAN POLLS'” . P I ' I * �W t u. I ■' *-tjlj . v1; 10 .407 Kansas City 5; St. H erts’s Heigh Count, the horse that a lot of winter btfoks, the race Washington 2 0 . .355 Kansas City 5; St. Chicago ...... Khi k was backed down to 4 to 1 in the 23 .3^8 Detroit almost unanimous public supportCo^irnb.vs-lndinn, ‘ M winter bonks nnd which can nardCount, with «• sound"tlaiift rain, ly esc*pa.going te .tin t SOUTHEASTERN I.'EAGUB tie 111 juvenile title has been nfternoon as a reigning favorlfe. if -3 3 E jr t 5 TtuM owrr t r* >e future. ,j>odksT-aIm ost1 The Count put over the great M" U .on iUlVs price, .and the chances p S o i ™......£ "convincer’’ last Monday when he Jacksonville ...—;.......1 9 10 .543 ed good that he would get a won the Mammoth Cave in a hrecse t^.ltm.^e at Newark,^ tremendous play in the (machines uhd then went the derby distance ............. A” BY JA M E S I.. KILGALLKN fighters, pnrt culnrly the nervous today. SOUTHERN a ___.17‘ 10 ^472 .In 2:05-1 J i without being raced. Savannah However, tho word h a s . gone International News* Service high-strung type. In the case of -382 Still, u favorite of long stnndlng out.that the horse that beats Nas- Selm’a '..... ................ ......13 S ta ff Correspondent Paul Berlenbsch, when his fight sak, of the Rancocas Stable, will Columbus .............. ...13 .37! NEW York, May ID:— (IN S )— seldom retains complete public Daytona Bench, May IK G raff, ss .'I I n 0 1 1 Neither Sammy Mandril nor Jim ­ with Jack Delaney ,wss postponed win' the race hnd that, naturally, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Behind the steady pitching of Cas­ Messner, 2b . . f» 0 i 2 4 1 confidence to .th e end and this my McLnrnln showed any indi­ twenty-four hours' at Ebtiets Fieid wlir send niitny an anxious dollar * . •* * — _ ♦ W L Pcf. morning the reaction against the se ll, Sanford won the evening-up ■Scholls, rf ...... 5 0 o 0 (1 0 Count was beginning to set in. One cations today that they were up­ In 1D2G, the effects on Bcrlenbach ridibg with this colt. Then thef^ Birmingham .................20 11 ..703 Jacksonville 1 ; PensMti. M ilt of the series hero Friday is Admiral Grayson's Strolling set by tho two . postponements .049 Savannah 2; Selma 3? ' 7 to 4 „ . Cassell gave up eleven Wycnllis, c f . . . j 1 i 3 0 I mnn said he liked Toro, which was of their fight for the lightweight were- serious. He became physi­ Player, a , $01,000 importation Memphis ......................24 13 Tampa 3 ; Coluhtbui i t • > JRbbUe ____ ;........... ,...19 17 .528 beaten by a nostril in the PreakMiller. If :t 0 cally unsettled and lost his t!fle 1 0 0 hits, t but was effective in frohi’ England- The' horte has run Ntw Orleans .......L.... 19 17 .62$ Albany 0 ; Moptgom«r,i championship of the world. They the pinches. John T rip p ' was Buchiler, :lh. ss 4 0 i 0 o 0 nest last week; another declared will strut their atuff tonight at to tne French Canadian. well on MaVyland tracks and his Mandell is somewhat high* trainer thinks he Is,*, great bst, Nashville ................*...16 21 hit , (reely: -by ’ the ccleryfed*. Godbee, .'lb I 1 i (1 0 0 for Typhoon,, the Kenton Farm s], the Polo Ground! if the weather Little Rock .............. k.Vl®< £1 .41T entry, but wns ton much of a genrtrung. At least he seemed so . who hupchcd their blows in the Baxter, lb ;| 0 i 14 0 0 tinman to explain the nintter In de­ man doesn't cliff'M r. Tax R'ckniil when he weighed jn Thursday. It part culnriy slnc-e he, now is. pre­ Chottano<w7fc .... J|Mi 2C -ykM r fourth tA score three rurtA and sumed to have become accustomed niluther ohe on tha-chifi. A tlanta ..... i.-.IO- 2 4 '-$ )6U is unlikely, 'howevef, that W will clinch the Rome. The fentnrr of the Hayworth, c _ .'I 1 i 0 1 0 tail. to {American "racing and traiPkip Both fighter* must' weigh in pel mil tha (forty-e'ght hour delay Tripp, p .......... ,| () i 1 H 0 However, only n form turn-over, again nt two o’clock this.afternoon Rani|f‘ was Wycollls’ diving catch Ot>>!rs Liked ’ > * ''" i i . T v He is a |The Lamar tabSle’s Misstep also Bfsch o f Krishic’s drive In thu eighth. Totals . 35 4 ii 27 Id .3 sucly-ns no derby bus known in a to prove that they have not to destroy his poise. k ‘ • • »-tt»r *■ ft- tVyjys t EfJ Frishie led the hitting with four dozen years, can bring n horse grown into light heavyweights sir.sonrd campaigner and lacks Is highly regaiHe<\ as arc Petle FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE Mingles out of five times up. Score: other than Heigh Count dow'n to wince they stepped on the scnles the impatience .Which ■character­ Wrack; Dislrnct'oh, Dodgson and N ATI DN’ AIf.EAO By innings: SANFORD Thursday. Then Mandril weighed izes many athletes. . • the pay off. Typhoon. Some of the long-shot Orlando 2; Fort Laudi;nl*]c 3. . Mew York* nt St. LouU. "Baby-Faced” McLarnln is as Sanford 102 O.'IO lint— 7 • — . ah r 0 11 Post positions, announced yester­ 1.".5, the lightv eight lim it, and cold as ice almost under any con­ boys like Whiskaway, more than Sanford 7; Dnytonn Bench,4. , f Boston nt Chicago. Daytona Beach 200 000 002— I West Palm Reach 1; Miami 0 (1*. Wade, cf .... 4 r i .1 (1 day, mean that Beigh Count must McLarnln 1.14-1.2. The champion, ditions. The only thing that seems a little. Brooklyn nt Cindnnsti. . innings.). . ' Two.bnse hits, Wade, Hayworth, lle v c li, rf ... 5 i 2 1 1) In other words, the Darby bu gotten away quickly or be may much to his annoyance, was n to shake hi* temperament is a Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Hcwel, Jackson, ftncriflce hits, • 1 Frichic, ss •.... 6 .1 4 4 be penned off when he attem pts trifle overweight, scaling 135-1-4, »tiff punch. Then ho has n ten­ looks the purt of sn open race, in AMERICAN LEAGUE Jackson, Barnos. Double plays, llarncc, lb .... ..... 4 0 9 H (l AMERICANr i.RACH his first stretch run. His spot will when he was first weighed but dency to sweep science aside nnd spite of the big piny on Heigh All games’ postponed;' ra in .' Salvn to Fiisbio Jo Barnes; Tripp Culhrcth, 3h . . 1 i i 0 1 Chicago nt Philadelphia. " Count. be No. 5, between Cartage, a fair lu- was allowed time o ff to work slug. And how? to Baxter. Stolen buses, Barnes. Townsend, e Cleveland nt Washington. i 1 4 1 And the Derby ever has been N A TIO N At* L E A G U E breaker, nnd Downginc, none too o ff the quarter pound. He did The odds remain nt 7 to 5 with regarded as a test for stayers. Boston 1; Chicago 3. • Runs hatted In, Ilewell, Frisbie, St. Louis a t New Yoik. Jackson, If 3 0 i 4 0 fast from the barrier— not a bad it in ten minutes. Townsend, Jack*on. Hit by pitch­ Think ng the weight question Mandell the’ favorite. By ringlimc One of the richest stakes of the Philadelphia i i Pittsburgh 0, Detroit at Boston. Salvn, 2b ..... 4 0 1 3 1 combination for the Count to work er by Cassell (M iller); by Tripp was disposed of, both battlers there probably will be plenty of turf—$50,000 added—it also de­ Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati 7. Qnsscll, 1 0 0 0 1 • with. Of course, scratches may e f­ AM ERICAN^ ASSOCIA' (Culhrcth). Strike outs by Tripp proceeded to fatten up u hit so even money bets laid. As the Mc- mands that its Winner display New York 10; St. Louis 6. Indianapolis nt Columbus. fl; by Cassell I. Walks off Tripp fect the allignmpnt at any time be­ as to go into the ring ns Rtrong Larnin adherent* seem to have both speed and stnminn; every­ Total* ...... ... 38 7 14 27 (1 fore they are called to the post. Loui^yine qt Toledo. SO 1T i l ATLANTIC LEA CUE as possible. Hnd they fought rockfuljs of coin, it is proving thing, in fact, that a good horse I; o ff Cassell 2. Umpires, Weaver Toro will be well placed at No. last night, they would not have the biggest Daytona Uencli Milwaukee a t Minneapolis. betting fight and Collins. Time, 1:35. esi ncum g n gn t in yyears. w n. w -|4- date Chnrlotte 0; Columbia 10. * 10, between Mop Up nnd Jnck Hig­ hnd to weigh in again, hut. a< sec­ Good weather tonight will in - preVeAt; %. from being the'm ost Asheville 1; Greenville 0. Kansas City at St. Paul •* gins although one or both may be ond postponement altered the sit­ dure mor BOCTH EBN A8S0CIATI Macon 3; Augusta 1. L n “." significant o f tiirf events. withdrawn. Strrrllipp Player will uation nnd they’ve got to do ' it trek to \ the Polo Grounds. The Chattanooga, nt Atlanta." 1 Bearing this fact, it represents Knoxville 3 ; Spartanburg 2. be flanked by I’etee Wrack and all over again. Whether it will gate receipts, It in estimated, New Orlennm nt Little Roctl the ultimate In color, tradition Mobile' qt Memphis. Typhoon, well nut toward the fnr hurt them to execute a stuldcn j will run front $250,000 to $.100,000. nml all the other attributes that Louisville J,- Toledo 2. to rail. Blistering their withers on right-ahout-fnee ar.d get down to J The N’nshvilJii at RlrminghaJ. •I ... battle itself. is. expected . . he go to make Rib *p6Yt'' cif racing MHwaukeo_.1 ; Minneapolis 2. I the most sensational 'lightweight tvhat It fit hnd what It ever will this structure will be Sun Beau, 13.i is problematical. Distraction, Unhushtda, nnd llnni. Suc h delays often disronccrt! fraens in years. and must be. ' ' • vnn, which means that they will f have to move out from the barrier s t X n d iin g with riome degree of nlaerlty, if ( ■!- ’ •v — they don’t wish to lose ground at F I p B iP A ST A T E LEAH By Davis J . Walsh tliroui-h the window- of haltered lire outset. They, however, should . ' ” “ 4 W L LO U ISV ILLE, K y , May ID. automobiles parkett along tin- side­ Im well mil of the way of any Jam. Wezt I ’nltn Bench ...... i'4 r. •—(fN S ) —-Staid, old Louisville, al walks. Only ibe patricians could tiling that might occur us the Fort Lauderdale ...... 13 9 most aloof in Its atmosphere <>r afford to pay local hotel rales dial middle of the pack tries to Itlenl: Orlando ............... 11 11) Southern dignity of .‘IdI day* ii went into effect at midnight Wed. over to take the pole from the i" Daytona lli-urh 10 11 year, nwoko with a well bred yawn nesilay nnd will riot return within side horses. SANFORD H 14 this morning, and—presto! Louis. the reach of the bourgeoisie until Miami ..... 7 14 hi Villc no longer was Louisville. tomorrow. COOKS SP O IL PLANS . absorbing topic wherever the By Davis J . Walsh NATIONAL It was a city that frothed and LEAGUE The lads wan got the break were |horse is king. Turf addicts, unW L Pet. foamed nnd gibbered with the vul­ those who came on special trains International News Service ................... ........... of Competition in brilliancy. ahic to mnke the nnnuul pil­ Chicago ............ 21 12 .(VIC gar emotion of a big moment, a front Chicago,New­ York, P itts. |i|')it iitLT of business streets in Sports l-Mitor grimage to the shine of the Clncihnnli, 20 13 .C0C rity that uttered n community burgh, Clrvrland. Detroit mill <'aiiiu-s, Franco, met its limitations LO U ISV ILLE, Ky., Mny ID.— thoroughbred, w!)| set on the end St. LoUia ..... 18 13 .681 Meat at the crack of dawn, leaped various points in the South. Them recently. When the rue d'Antilm* America’s great rnmamv of the of telephone or telegraph wires New York 14 • 11 .nno dgh in the a ir—and- -s were buckl'd onto sidings in tin (lashed forth with a new lire turf, laid in the staal Old World and will he listening in on the Urooklyn 15 14 .517 The fateful .'lii.'itli doy Imil nrriv. | rnilroa.l yards, leaving their oc* lighting Hytlt'iii. ini-rcbants of oth­ . 13 14 .181 di The annual madness was on |I-Iipant. no partii-tilar plohlcm nut. er street s\J saw with .terro r the setting of chivalrous Kentucky, radio, paging newspaper offices or Pittsburgh •J 21 ..100 The Kenttickey Derby, great t-las. j side of the question of just how tTowibt that visiteil the street. will he fiinrU-ti again this after­ avidly watching bulletin hoards. Boston .... noon with the annual running >f In ’llio Paddock Philadelphia 0 21 .222 sir of (be American turf, wns loti I. , - ......- „r the guests shculd be haek- Other thoroflghfures soon hl-tz'-d the Derhy, old !n years but ever At the elassic Downs, those for­ t ognld for another j;iiltly k a lieJo s-1 id into their I :rths .. ...... an emer 1 with light, and eventually iner­ AMERICAN LEAGUE new, even t<i tlq. most hnrdt-ncd tunate enough to lie n purt of the rttpe, to be whirled before the -y e s 1 g.on v of that kind nrose. Thu <t-hunts of the narrow nml anelet t eye A w o lf oT the nalit>n'.s great \V (. o f 70,000 sportsmen, hen t,. I..... I itn. rg, n. \ kept m ising all i-vt-ning. jflrniide lierume i-ntlili-iu -lit-. In on,, esl thoroughbreds of the three- scene will stand till tiptoe in pad­ New York 22 6 dock, betting ring, grandstand (he knee in humuge heftiit- the The gut - Is tried hard hut were tin. day tlu-y • •llct led 7,(Mill francs foi year til,I di vision will hove the Philadelphia 10 K mill infield and raise that poly­ shrine of the thoronghhred. aide to foll-.u this t-xti-lleiii ex an nrmiiiifiitnl lighting eqoipiM-nt barrier at the head of the st retell 10 1.7 glot call of the race crowd to the t ’levelimd The day wns not appropriate fo ri ample. Then it was found that the many in ’file twilight -tailless of late’ nf- thormighlirdn in action. Probably Boston :........ 321 Sanford Ave. 13 15 Phone 6 3 H knee.bending. Churchill Downs I- II- tli Beigh * otn.i anil Turn, the |lights wen- taxing the local i-lt-f. tvrtioA^i ami fiir a mile nml n SI. Uniis ............... 14 18 ch many us 70,000, culled from ua» lock deep in miitlami, while out-tantling t lioicet in the t-ntry itrie light plant i.n that at times all gntirlvr of deathless struggle, will early weather conditions tndnv li*t of I went, six colts, were pro- the illuminatinns of Cannes grow claim the undivided attention of nil sections nml every walk of were disposed t„ he favorable, lb - ruined in lie able to run their rare dim or go out alt igulher especially tin- country ami almost of the life, will he present. For the first lime since the track hud reached saturation point ii-gaiilh ss nt i tinihtiou*. This was at tea time when housewives are world 1st If. immortul Zcv tame out of th.from recent rains nnd only a Mippieei! to apply, tm . to llohash prepaiing the meals. For tin- Detl*. provides an all Lust to win the Derby anti breuk course in sun bu!h-< could reilniiti •hi. Si lolling I’lnver Distrni-tion,1 It from its st oitrge of mud. lint a Him van atnl ntla- good liursi-,. in little rain a little mini might ruin tin- tn Id an ordinal)- icchmoii. Tlu-y prow I ■M"I in tlo-tii. io |art, weie reonly n (i rco in -tain •• ,n the tin in. l-anleil it- * oils that eoiilil run vnl of color and gaiety that got-s |t)„ ,, ,,, ai >going, uhnh. •f to make the dvihx what it is ami j n.in-i- is what mi ii-r\ that always must he. • p,., i. i , „„ „ ,„j| ami it «11in t ft 1 think it wii> 111 ist'y the raff I in a $ 511.(1011 *|n|i •hi'tilil l>c that made its re *ei vat ions with I p iip an il to ,i,, the park eomuiisVit.n The i i ‘ l |That, at vhim. w.-,. tl,.. ,| ,t , j„ slept fitfully with u , fet-l t ... kt-d I tl„- i.| .u t .-aid. ..| M ,.. ,| |i - Feds Take m v. Wwwwm Postponement Battle Until Tonight Ut Sam m yM andell,M cL am ih a *i r :.. 9 S 9( B l’ |, E4 E S I' RESULTS--’ ‘ ' fey s* 0- • 7 -6> IfK? \\' . t * r -. -4 SsrV r a ff/ ' ifcu ‘ 1 i r: * ij %i k -1 * f > lB L| ? Iffi 4 j i : •» ■( i rxi 3 /Tf M ' f 5*1 i2 J _ ff §4 i { b1 % /{1{ J i: li*vi s tl ■ f­ I 0 5 p Seventy Thousand Crowd Louisville To See .Derby Run In Ankle Deep Slush America s Greatest Turf Classic Will Be Enacted Today A t Louisville Track Two Black Crows, Parts 7 & 8 Just Arrived. Melton Electric Compani DEMONSTRATION 8 9 0 ^ * 1^ 9_^ t* 1 " N }.j k S K' o ■ -1 u J-j D j h‘ 5 years of service is only a startingpoint for BUICK-- Skilled engineering and rugged construction make it the most durable o fm otorcars! l Ei JHpruit /. •- k rimu. AIitk. |triftaa.ra) taa to k* oJMJ. ■ - -•e#- *pUm #4#mom#J*„r+bU. • * m it aisuaSM 2 •3 and 4 Blades 208-212 Magnolia Ave. __ ____ * Sanford Fla. 6 _ I couldn’t find anything that Stacks up with today’s Chandler • • • HATS die way It bocs . The more ihAt people look around, the more they recognize, appreciate and want the exclusive features and qualities of todays Chandler. ^ ' caUstrength. New Sixes and new Royal Eights of r>A” 4 .anot^er wonderful thing about magnificent imartness—and chock-full Char.dler is S h or centralized yf bilgjlify Pikes Pqali power. lubricadng zystem. Push a plunger With your foot—and quicker than say­ More Power than Ever ing it, the chassis lubricates itself from Power, dial’s absolutely remarkable. end to end, automatically. High-velocity power. Performance that bat everything within hundreds L ast Word in Lubrication of th# l>ri$e tugging behind In tralfic No uncertainty. No foso. No bother. and ^n the hillc ~ 1 No time out. No d n p , * *' X o J with Its new \jVettlnghouW Vacuum H^ftke#, today’s Chkndlif Saq them ell stopped for stopping! * T < , > Fully Guaranteed . jg } During this Factory Demonstration ' Sale 89c $ 1 .0 0 to $2.50 yaluo > '\ Safety Brahes ■In modem driving, especially In traffic. *• j SSu >* crvln* need for these quick- HILL HARDW A R E C O . . * • " 4' ' 119 E. First St. G ~ r1 .•***7" Y. oInvincibT. w Big Six; J Come in Early while the selection is best • III ' . •» f%• .‘ . Flft. CHANDLER.CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION __ _ ‘ CL g w LAN a o n t o t . 11 ' Phone S3 :s % m • . b'B\y B^YAI. BOHT I iI l. J I I " ,*L €>4.1 tl A M n g i ^ t o S ^ x C h a n d i c r t o « q u i c k ;- - . ‘ •?*’ * * * ^ I ’v e C o m e B a c k t o B u y ’ r . SA N F O R D BU IC K CO. i The choice of Hundreds of Beautiful Patterns with values of $1.00 to $2.50. SEDANS 1 1195 to 11995 . , ’ COUPES l l 195 to 11850 SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525 * ° . v t Buick.endures—Bunk stays young— Outck stands up and give* its best over a longer periini titan any other car— because it is endowed with an extra-rugged double-drop • ? frarfte— Buick’s world-famous Sealed Chassis and TripleSeaJed Engine—and the mo)t nearly perfect oiling system . ever developed— " ,. AU Smith mmdtli harm U>,joy IMrmmlic .hoth •i*tot ban, front a n j rear, m$ tlunJjt J equipment • T o demonstrate the Quality and Value of the famous Robeson ShurEdge Pocket Knife L in e-y ou have the Opportunity this week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur Edge K n iy ^ in this Sale for 89 cents each. Keep In mind when buying your new car, that more than three.qiiarterf of all the Huick cars produced in die last twenty-five years are still serving their owners. - *•' YoSV ^f^er W * ^Wau*« it leads in beauty and luxury: ------<nd ^ 11*1 prffer.itr >oorbrem u ’ U ft Hie most durable of _______• • cars _.n,l and therefore .1 the most paying investment. - L |i• w; We have taken Ike exclusive agency f(j Cplu b;a phonographs and records this territory previously handled Couch’s. OV \3r‘VUe ,1.......„ K1W ..J ... a- . ■ . * ssi ' .t �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERA ED.'HANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY,'MAY 21, 102S The Sanford Herald r tain concerning the various candidates. That done, our job J is finished. We are not runing for office ourselves and . thefc.is nothing jn Tallahassee we want or would have if it *t.n a m t t r i o s i i a t k * # were offered to us. Of all the candidates in the race, only one is a personal S friend oftiurs. That's Jim Carson. We have known him for years and like him. We think he would make as gotyl a gov’ ernor as any man in the race. He’s smart and all man and j that's more than a lot of them can say. He's given Sid Cntts ■ seven different kind of fits and he fought him when all the | other candidates were very carefully laying off of him. We > think the people of Florida owe Jim Carson a great deal for showing up that old hypocrite. Naturally enough we are pleased when we see favorable comment on Jims' rate. Tito latest to come to Jim’s help is , Joe Earman, publisher of the Palm Beach Independent. Everybody in Palm Beach county knows Joe, and almost ev­ erybody likes him even after they have had the hide taken off. When Joe says he is going to vote for anybody, usually a lot of other Palm Bench county folks vote the same way. Among other things this is what Joe says about Jim : MONDAY. MAY 21 "Five men are seeking the Democratic nomination for governor of Florida in the primary of June 5th. HIBLE VERNE FOR TODAY "Palm Beach County has approximately twenty and a half million dollars tied up in "BUSTED" hanks. A FA T SO U L—The liberal sue! "Of the five candidates— sholl be made fa t: and he thnt wateteth shall be watered aho "Only ONE of them has made a DEFINITE STATE­ himself.— Prov. 11:25. . MENT as to iiis intentions concerning revision and the P R A Y E R —Give us, 0 Thou addition of TEETH to the PRESENT BANKING LAWS OF (Jiyer of nM good, a liberality like FLORIDA, wherein citizens of the state will have protection unto Thino. for their money on deposit in state banks. . . . "That one man is JIM CARSON. Dead men may tell no lies, hut "I expect Jim has drank enough liquor in Iti.i day to down in Tumpa they can vote. float .the ROYAL POINOIANA HOTEL,... ——M »re- are rings and rings, wed ‘Hf&l'Ih’formed miTThal he lias had SEVENTEEN drinks ding rings and political rings, and, i«-the past four years and NONE within the past two years. they both cost tho people money. "No one cun gainsay the statement that Jim Oarsiftt is one of Florida's OUTSTANDING lawyers. No, Doyle Carlton hasn't n very "He is a red headed CRACKER with an ELEPHANTS glowing war record, but for thnt HIDE. t’ matter neither has Fons llnthnwuy"No one would ever put hv.n in a BEAl'TY SHOW. "If he is elected governor and with his DECIDED opiu Some oi these West Florida weeklies are as loaded down with ions and Joe Earman’s WAY OF THINKING advertising, us tho Sunday editions "It will he a very short tune holme Jim and Joe will of the big city dailies. prohahlv CLASH “Jim is not going to appoint Josephus to any office fot Another re-funding bond issue thd good reason thnt he does not think he is suitable limh -i ; is being advertised. We suggest that this issue be called the “Sp ir­ for public office in his administration. "Another and veiv good reason is that Joe Kajinnn it of Sanford". DOES NOT WANT PUBLIC OFFICE. "THAT'S THAT! Al Smith hus just made a sachem in Tammany Hull. ThiH is an honor "Jim Carson and his CRACKER lamilv ELIMINATED' ho will have to live down in the HORSE RACING FROM FLORIDA. South. "In doing so he donumslrated his ability as a lawyer i and he kept the failh of hi - kin and their CONSISTENCY “Amos is an incompetent”, says as to the morals of Florida. a headline in the Palm Heat-h hi "With Ilie thought in.mind for a •BETTER GOVERN dependent. True, In other, true, and MENT and the PROTECTION TO HELPLESS PEOPLE.' sO's your old Stewart. ESPECIALLY WIDOWS AND DEFENSELESS LITTLE Sportsmen are thinking the pie. CHILDREN, as pertaining to their BANK DEPOSITS. stmt fishing laws are not so hud "I am going to VOTE FOR JIM CARSON and im ?.<•• ■ after nil. They are bringing in end choice vote will go tn Doyle C arluk e* ! some pretty good catches these the work holding in midd^only. 4l\* thought'oTThe best interests o f5the taxpayers and the securing of the best possible roads for the least possible expenditure cif the pub­ lic’s money. ' Should it be, as it certainly j seems that it will not, thnt Chair Iran Hathaway is elevated to titgovernorship it is safe to presupie that the police which has obtained in the state rood department under his direction will he continued, That policy lias, pmvenly, been Unbusi­ nesslike—to say the least of it, * That is .tho. only isuue-.to the gubernatorial campaign, so far ns roads are involved, ( j f The main isrftio in this eampuigu hinges around whether or not Sid ­ ney J . ( atts shall again he gover­ nor of Florida. The other issues are more or less secondary. Sena­ tor Taylor might tn lie able to ge« Ibis as clearly as lie has seen in reference, to good roads not being an issue. S e ein g Jt, ns we think he must, lie ought to realize that every candidate in the race whose ennd:dac.y tends to divide the vote that is opposed to Cntts is adding lu the chance that the former g o VC I liiir will bo nominated. Ami U ojirIU tl> Ll> apparent to thu senator, h it. .is1to. everybody else,, that the present ’ into Is between- Doyle Carlton, Sidney J , Cntts 'and Fons A. Ilnthnway—with Carlton way nut in the lend. Such is the tfeiinr of report* coming from every pait jof the state. Thnt being the ease, the thing lor all who do not want to see the continuance of the operation of the stale road department as it hai lieni operated under Chfcirttffrft lluthuwa}* and who much less de­ sire to have the former governor rgain in the chief executives of- nffnlrd haw /existing. is. appaWjt Jh«i a ioit> »«e Senator Tpylor f eiCii»r i\ vote wasted, or one of doubtful W id e -if nil*V :v - Sljfttii’'A/ to the imposeIbility of lit! poniinU* lion should prove misleading. Today it is safe to say Ihn^.o vote for any other save Day It Carlton'on June 5 will be, in ei ct, a vote for Sidney J . I alts. What anyone may desire relative to the state of affairs cannot alter that stale as it exists. speech for each ^section of the state.—Tampa Tribune. Koch section? He can speak to a church crowd on one able of the street and to n race track crowd on the other, and make equally sincere proriihies to both.—Palm Peach IndependentTampa hobs up nguln, this time as the home of a curious individual who actually re-dimed a good job 1 The place’to build your liomt De Forest Sanford Realty Notice To Property Owners i . Delinquent Tax List is ready for publica­ tion, and will be given to the -newspaper May 24th., after which there will be ad­ vertising costs added. ..Date of Tax Sale July 2, 1928. ELLEN IIOY, City Tax Collector. days. lion, .lame?, ( arson i- no tow ­ ard. In his gubernatorial ruee tot trains bis guns on the lug game; he neither fears Cntts nor the "R ig *C h ief." Orlando IteporterStnr. The League of Nations needs a good husky umpire to handle that China-Japan game. — Dade City Uunncr. In a fight of that kind, it in l>e:«t to turn it over to the bleacher*,------------------- ----------- In the nearly seven years the editor has lived in Clermont, no spenkrr has been applauded an frequently or ns enthusiastically as was John W. Martin.—Clermont Press. We'll wager that if Fons Hatha, way had actually filed u true re port of his “slush fund", someone would have ueeused him of being n Republican. Judge Darlington of Tumpu e o n . demos Carlton as an assassin of character. Some chuiactors, Judge, couldn't be hurt much by a little friendly assassination When .ImIiii !> K<ir,u*t «*ll**r, now lusl appnculung right \ iiinr, was only sixty yours uf ngt\ In- is saitl by Tithe tn have said, "I hclii-vc it is a n-liginus duty in gel all the mmiey you ( van. fairly and honestly; tn keep all you «an. ami tn gm away all you ran." Al first thought that strikes, us as a trifle puradnxiea! To say the least, money grabbing is a peculiar doctrine fu­ nny religious seel, and we believe Mr. Rocket,-Her is a < Inis lian, it Baptist in fact We wonder how he eon Id n - e o i i e i l e his statement with the Bible's "It is easier for a c-amel In pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man tn entri the Kingdom <>f Heaven." But we read on, and Time gives figures represent me Rockefeller’s philanthropies. Huge, puzzling, incontprehen oihle figttresT-bttf-we popmducu Uunn holow fog-nm*-ivmIrmto see. Perhaps it is a "religious duty" if one spends a« Rockefeller spends. Rockefeller Foundation $ lb'J.Td■I.H- I General Education Board l’J !M ,J7,!R:o Laura Spelmart Rockefeller Memorial 7:t,H7r». 1f»7 Rockefeller Institute for Mediial Research 101,t>0'‘ University of Chicago lo.tMiO.tMMt American Baptist Home Mission Society f»..|75,RL‘> A-.iteiican Baptist Foreign Mission Society *».7'Jf».00o Y. M. C. A. Int'l Committee ■ 2,115(1,dim New York Public Library R.bOO.tHM Metropolitan Museum of Art ^(KMMHID Atneiiean Museum of Natural Hislors I.O-lli.inin On Juiii* 5th. Hit* people tfo to the polls to decide u Im shall he 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 \iews. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to Joe Kurmun of the Palm Reach Independent has come out lor Jim Carson. People an- beginning to realize, that Sid Cults and Fon» Hathaway are not the only candi­ dates in this race. Sheriffs Hand and Brady have been running around together *n much lately attending these politi­ cal meetings the)’ ought to lie real gtlod ifricnds by June 5. I f "Uncle Jo e ’’ Sears will grace fully retire from the congrcssion. a jr a r y jn ja y o r p f j h g ^ p i p l l j h . rd daughter of the Great Com monrr" his name will become his. Ocala Banner. Sanford Herald heads an edi­ torial "About Deadbeats." The ntofy is alright but it can't be told in so short a space, there arc too many of them, and the news* pajicr man hears from them often, er than any other class.—Clay County Time* Tho Sanford Herald ssv* it haw never heard anyone soy anything against Senator Taylor who is run. ning fo r governor. If you haven't the candidate i« not qualified. — Deland Newt. We believe it true that if he had a chance, thousands would be saying unpleasant things obopt him, I). Smith May Belle Maxwell ROADS NOT AN ISSUE Liiiutldati* C'uniiUblu Uiwl.,1 K EY W EST CITIZEN m irr i or i he goverriorshp that “good roads do not cuii&titule nil issue in Florida today. The state is so thoroughly committed to the construction of a system of good roads thul this work will go for­ ward regardless of who is elected governor." H ie senator is alto­ gether correct in regard to this, it is past thinking dial Florida will nt this stage of the game call u halt in her road building. Notwithstanding Ibis, consider­ able effort is being made to. im­ press Floridans tliut unless Chair­ man Hathaway is named governor the building of Florida's road sys- loivr unyhody. Wlmi is un issue in the gubernatorial eninpuign, s -ad- iiui ciinLTiimi.-is^whgtbri.uLL. nut our mad building work is t , be put sued to the accompaniment of extiuvuguiKC and wastefulness — us tin? records show that it bus been under Chuiimun Hathaway’, direction or to be carried on ii: a businesslike manner, with con­ tracts let to the lowest responsible bidders, no favoritism shown unJ In such munnur that portions of them will nut cost upproxlmutcly 50 per cent more to maintain for 15 ntonths than they did to con­ struct. as in the case of those 2.f> •biles west of Arcadia. Stated differently^ the issue in Florida-- ns (he issue is relate i to roads—is not one of continuing road construction, but one of pur Joe p. f Chittenden i Candidate Tax Assessor jjUUlitlfllik ^luiidu. ■ D -s f s r 'fh ra s h e r * t- *» Candidate Clerk Court Candidate ltc{ctertiuii Tux As'-esor L. 1*. Hagan Candidate Sheriff W. E.'White 1 ** ' * . 1 off■ • ’’ si Candidate sProurculing- Attorney J S. A. li. Wilkinson Candidate Legislature Cmup 2 J. I'\ McClelland Candidate Clerk Court R. C. Wilcox ( undidule County Judge J. (i. Sharon Candidata Const able DiM. I t andidate lie-electi m County Judge Jno. (i, Leonardy Candidate Supt. Public Instruction Candidate Constable Dial. I E. E. Walker Candidate For Sh rriff Candidate lte.dc<;U»ii Prosecuting A tfy S. f t LongConstable District I - Candidal e County Cununissiuner Dlst. 3 �"V o' #C<> J a «/ w? ----- - a * . a- - 'r#“ ^ ^•»9 r T : THB SAKPOttP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA; MONDAY> MAY 21. 4 g2S , ~ T MRS. T illG P EN E N T E ftT A lS S “ * •<*«« « DAIGER, r0fflc« Telephone If* MRS. FRED. 8 D; ■— —i ^— ------------- > n •. i Enjoyable Program m l Calendar Given At Close Of LakeMonroeSchool TUESDAY ,I»r monthly program of tho Closing exorcises for the Lake Missionary society of the Monroe school were held'.Thursday Baptist Church will be held j 'clock at the church, with with many parents and patrons of ithlecn Mallory Circle in tho school present. An interest­ ing program was given by the A. will hold its regular pupijs und tcnchcrs. The numbers «at 3:30 o'clock a t £he Odd were as follows: f| Hall over the Basket. All Introductory remains by the <rs are urged »o be present, principal.—M. II. Borland al ! Department i of tho ' Welcome Song, Fourth and n's Club will have fort- Sixth Grades /bridge patty nt 2)30 o'clock Piano Solo, Matildn Jlm'.ncz club house, with Mrs. Fred Greetings, Gwendolyn Newsome (filliams, Mrs. J . C. i Gibbs, "The Village , Blacksmith," L. P. Hagan and Mrs. E . D. Ruth Kncserinan fu hostesses. Recitation, Ruby Pnvis In. S. 0 . Chase Will entertain "T W Daffodils," Rebn Naughlodge at her home on Onk er ■ put at 3:00 o’clock honoring "The Barefoot Boy," Margaret , S. 0. Chase J r . I’n c stc r (Carson) FRID A Y Guitar Solo, Toby Swnggorty xpression Recital nt the Sem i. .(Mr. Hander and daughter ac­ High School a t 8:00 o'clock} companying) llissrs Mary and Frances ‘‘L ittle Orphan Annie," Rosa f* will entertain nt bridge at I a' c Norwood j o'clock nt the Woman's club, “I.ittlo Iloy nine,” Antoinette cring Miss Helen Sheppard of Jiniinej; York. Recitntion,'Rentrlcc Carson Krs. Frank Tnlbtt will' rnterPinno Solo.'Sirs. Pippin the members of the L otla"This World," Eddio Allen (in Bridge club. Recitntion, Tubby Swnggorty dr*. K. P. Morse will entertain Violin Solo, Mr. Handel and members of tho Booklnvcrs daughter fb at a picnic at the homo of A Playlet, "L ittle Lady Dres­ Fred T. Williams onCrystal den"—Graduating Class i 'i r SATURDAY hililrrn's Story Hour nt 10:00 |lwi ut the Library. jpils Of Miss Davis Give Piano Recitals Wrights Entertain For House Guests One of the most enjoyable so­ cial affairs of the past week was that of Friday evening when Judge and Mrs. Wallace Wright enter­ tained al an informal yet most deligl (fill lm ffet supper at their home on Mellonville Avenue, com­ plimenting their house guests, Lieut, and Mrs. Al. Williams of Washington D. C. The roooms of this ntrnctivc home were abloom with lavish a r­ rangements of eut flowers includ­ ing roses, snap dragons, gladioli, :.i!les ..fid petunias combined witi. ferns. A fter a delicious supper , tho guests were entertained with mov­ ing pictures taken by Mrs. W. M. Glenn, during her visits to various points of interest. Many other features were enjoyed during the evening. On Saturday afternoon the piano Ifili of Miss M argaret Davis, dllted a most delightful re, at the studio of Miss Dnvia West F irst Street, before a pa and appreciative audience. The spacious studio was bright th baskets and bowls filled with stel tinted Spring flowers and ns. Late ip the afternoon, tasty fnshments were served by Miss ivii assisted by Mrs A. M. 1’liilj>i and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner. I The program covered the fel­ ting numbers; “Marche Impromptu", Henson. Minnie Heck and Miss Davis. "Valsc Caprice", Itolfe—Thelma Iwur fKaiir Waltz Fenris — Dorothy J -* ph.-ll. A most delightful social Courtesy Hocking Horse", Gicbel —Anna fill- Brown given in honor of Lieut, and Mrs. rPrlito Barcarolle", .Wbito — AI Williams of Washington, D. C„ the guests of Judge and Mrs. Wal aura M a e D r o w n . ‘‘Melody", Mana-Zucca.— Marion lace Wright, was the yacht mg' party given Saturday nftemoon, |itridgc. “Gaiety”, Harthaus — Kathleen by Mr. nnd Mrs. George A.Decottes, aboard their yacht. "The Mertie D". aaey and Miss Davis. A fter a most enjoyable •cruise “Big Ilass Singer", Rolfe— about the lake, the boat was anc­ [irry Jn,. Minarik. “Scherzo" ,Beer — Eleanor Hick- hored nt Lemon Bluff, where swim­ ming and other water sports were n and Miss Davis. “Memories of Spring”, Anthony enjoyed. Later in the Evening u bounteous picnic supper wn‘ Jtunita Smith. “Swallows", Bliss — Martha served. Enjoying this affair were Lieut'' liihop. (a) "Merry Kong", Rowe (b)Vfmd Mrs. Al Williams, Judge a n ' [Apple Blossoms’, Mana-Zucca Me?. Wallace Wright, Mr. and Mrs' *rnltnoTTIII“ -------------------------- <h 1>.Ht«h«pT--MsT-«iwJ-At»e,-Joh(v W. “da Graciyhse'*, Bohm—Louise Meish J r . Mr nnd Mrs. Calvin T ea­ gue, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hons, [ifkson and Marjorie Du Bose. “Balludo1', Burgmuller.—June holder,Lloyd Hoyle, ami Mr. and Mrs. De Cottes. tamn. "The Lion", Engleman.— Ralph TO GIVE RECITA L [dir and Miss Davis. “Mazurka", Lawson.—Cornelia A piano recital honoring tlie Ilae. "Romanza", Lawson. — Mary Seminole High chool Graduates of ’’1SI28", will bo given by the ad­ oulse Merriweather. "N'urcisiius’’, Slater — Hazel vanced pupils of Mrs, Fannie Stcnmbridgc Munson, in the Sem i­ |ir\ ey. “Spinning Song", Ellemnreich nole High School Auditorium, Mon­ day evening, May 28, at H:l.r> ^Virginia Merriweather. “The W aterfall", Heins-—Doris o’clock. Assistant vocal talent will be from the ‘School of Music n* Hickey. “Russian Mazurka” Brownoff. Rollins College, Winter Park. Tin public is invited to this program. -Alma Entzminger. '‘Slumber Sonij", Kerns—MnrMiss Pauline Myers left S a t­ orie l)u Bose, “Valse lirilliante", Duraml — urday for Palm Reach where she will bpcm! u short time with her Hetherine Meisch. “Gypsy Hapwvli'l". Agbfunl.— sister Mrs. Tharp, before going to her home in Kentucky for the sum­ franca* Pearson. “Japanese Fantasy", Keats— mer. Jorothy Marrhall. Mrs. I). G. Hodgkins of New (a) "How It -Happened" Stick­ ler. ( I)> "M ister Sunshine", Bnr* York is visiting in Sanford us the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H t - M r s . A. M. Phillips. “Marche Trintphole", Thulller— J . W. Mrro. Mrs. Hodgkins will Cirnella Me Rue, Martha Bishop, he remembered here as Miss Marie Mcro »nd Frances Pearson. I I [ The Dc Cottes Give Party Aboard Yacht I I Editor Residence TeL 37. L P e rso n a ls Jo e Lee of Fort Myers hns re­ turned to his home nfter spending the past wick here on business. Judge and Mrs. Wallace Wright nnd their guests Lieut, nnd Mrs. Al Williams of. Washington, D. C., spent Sunday nt'D aytona Hench ns the guests of Mr. und Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Glenn of Orlando nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed itzgerald of Daytona were —_nmng the out of town guests at•ndlng the buffet supper given Friday evening by Judge ami Mrs. Wallace W right honoring their quests fLieut. and Mrs. Al Wili­ ams. Of exceptional interest was t^c bridge pnrty given Saturday after­ noon by Mrs. W. J . Thigpen, at her home on Park Avenue, whea she entertained two tablet of play­ ers. i guests wore the members of tl^Rnturday Afternoon Bridge Club. A colorful arrangement of Spring, flowers brightened the spacious living room where the tables had been placed for the games. After the usual number of progressions had been played, scores were collected and the first prize, «. nest of china bowls was awarded Mrs. Robert A. Newman. At the ten hour, when the bridge accessories had been removed,the hostes served a dainty ico coure. Mrs. M. Martin of "M artin Cotlu ge," leaves Tuesday for her summer hump "The Martins" at Highlands, N, C. Miss Pearl Tatum of Deland, spent the week-end here as the guest of Mrs. F. McKenzie Davi­ son ut her home on Magnolia Ave­ nue, Miss Huldnh Monrcheud of Washington, D. ( ’., regional Secretary of the League of Wom­ en’s Voters will arrive here Mon­ day afternoon to lie the house guest of Mrs. John l.eoiinrdi at her home on Holly Avenue. Among those from Sanford a t­ tending tiu* dunce given Saturday evening by the I’i Kappa Phi Frutem ity nf Stetson, given ut the Dei.nnd Country Cluli, were Miss Emily G riffin. Mi*s Sarah WheelesH, Mope Huff, Jam es Sharon Jr ., and Mr, and Mr*. John Leunardi, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Itroekway, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Moughton and Leslie Moughton eselhm and Leslie Moughton spent the day Sunday very ideosuiitly ut St. Augustine. Mr. and Mrs. J . M, Wallace nnd Mrs. Mary Bishop motored to Tampa, Monday, where they will spend n few days. They will he accompanied home by Mrs. Churl.-* T. Friends, Mrs. Grady Giilden* und small daughter, Mary W all­ ace UiddctiH. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry llerrcn motored to Auhurndale Sunday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruumcr nnd young son, left Sum ay morn­ ing for their home ut Miami a f­ ter spending several days here a* the guests of Mrs. Buumer’s sis­ ter, Mrs. Nathan O. Gurncr. Miss Betty Waring of Summer­ ville, S. C., will arrive here Mon­ day evening to visit rs the guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas und Mrs. Raymond C. Phillips. LONDON, May 17.-*-(lN 8)— A romance, which began In De­ troit, united two rich American: families today when Miss Muriel Kismnn was married nt ■the’ Bayswater Presbyterian Church to Hor­ ace E. Dodge, son of one of tip* founders of Dodge Brothers, De­ troit automobile manufacturers. The ceremony took place nt 2:.'lb P. M. in the presence of a few j friends und relatives. Miss Helen Sheppard of New York is expected to arrive here Wednesday nnd will be thc-house gu est.of Mrs. W. Cnuthen Hutch­ ison. ..................... . ' ---------------- W. * i l r n w f o r W s h i o i t r l » -ihr " . Nntlnnnl llrmorriattr t'nittrnf l n n f r o n t t h e I t n i r d . t n n « rrt.it-, Innst llU f r l r f . "I mn fo r the l»ot In tcrrM * o f t l i r l ’ t - mt ' crni l e. P a r t y - u » u l t h e pof i pl r n f Kl or hl M, " ., I b H l nr a m i p u l i l l « h , r Of Bi.* I H S I . AN I X I J I O U X I N i i HKNTIN*. C l . : P u n t - P r i slilt-iu nf tin- l ' l . i t i t 11» \ I ’ l t K S S A S S O C I A T I O N . Vnti r v n l f w i l l In- n i i p i . ’i l at i il. Tills ntlvnrtlsenii lit Is . 11it 111isitt t| l lils week In llilrly-flvo ne w H|Ht|ii<rs In tills t l l sl rl i - t nt Kl nrl i l a, I I ' l l til I'ttllflr n l Victor McLaulin of Texas arriv­ George Cowan motored to Jack­ ed Friday to spend a short sonville, Saturday where h e* spent timehere visiting his parents, M r, and* the week-end. - — LM«a iL U .: . I —- * ••* w*t> o—- -■* i I, ;c\ A ll* r r l l s r n i r n l ) For the modern girl Graduate - a s mart, new Gruen! straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good business properly. SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO, .lames Oliver 112 E. Second St. HEARTS OF MEN 112 S . Park,A ve. l to I t - , r. ,1 , r * \ Spring Frocks n for Adults 25c Continuous |,N JiL . , *l 44 (LII 1 "•p M cLAU LIN ’S . Curwood’s Children 10c / * CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. rip rrl I'ln n u in n tln fi Iln u lltiK I riifliiK , S h lp p IrM . M tlr T r n r k I'm U lM rw I ' K i t n r MHI .MMi N ^ I n p l e A v f . . RALPH W. M ISSING Mgr. Slender Stouts In Ibis attractively priced group there are effects fur the slender stout. clever style Materials are of plain ajjtl Suggestions color Clal crepe, printed crepe, striped wash crepe, and other summer silks. Mhort for and long sleeved models for afternoon and sports wear. IA)SSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER , the Graduate All one price 1 6-50 sizes 40 to 46 Kliznheth Arden Toilet Preparations: Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage m il I ’ K f i n , 4RH I ! , S r,l Powder, Perfume, *t. All parents desiring to enter their child­ ren in Mrs. Turnbull’s Private Kind­ ergarten please see her this week at her residence in Rose Court or Phone 8113J. Hath Salts, and lady who every thing for the young I M » I cares for her skin. fi /fs /A Attractive lied lights with rose and blue georgette shades. . . Shell boudior lamps with little perfume cups at­ tached. . 1 Fancy three cornered and square scarfs ii lo match the summer costumes of va­ cation days. Health Nobby bathing bags, made of Rubber­ ized Hliu-k Satin. The newest thing in - H I N T S bathing Ihiks^ ____________ _ One Package i'i. Silk underthings of crepe do .chine or S p e c ia l: k o f E X 45c Miss Helen Douglass spent the week end ut Apopka, as the guest of Miss Katherine Pugh. Mrs. George Richard Hartley nnd small daughter of Columbia, S. C., are visiting here as the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Turner Houser at their home on Palmetto Avenue. •RICH FAMILIES# UNITED On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year TO DAY Mra. Charles Mcrriwenlher nnd children leave this week for their summer hoine ut Cloudlnnd Park, Gat Miss Fannie Ilcbu Munson nnd stnnll nephew, Munson Tibhnls, spent Sunday at Umatilla ns the guests of Miss Munson’s sister, Mrs. Howard Tihbals, PAGE THHEB MONEY TO LOAN PRINCESS Mrs. George Shipp, Miss Velina Shipp nnd Miss Mary Alice Shipp! have returned from Tampa where they have been visiting ns the guests of Mrs. P. F. Crnry. «y *t * •* %« ret * "* e-e - to jersey. Plain or lace trimmed pajamas, bloomers, step in sets, gowns, slips and shorlj skirts. Hj DR. J. CaJUOWELI* 200 Wctit finro Avc. Orlando, Florida a m ii i i. a v r r m u r m tii.i lilt. J on. t oh w in iiou ici.l. lO fflrr I r r n f l n i r i i f l i»f r r t - l a l * H » r n * r i » » I*rii| irlrtcir th e llo ttrll N n itlln rliim 1 3 M ‘i i r n |»rMrll«*«* I n O r l i t m l * * 2UO W . I i u r r A %r , I r l i p l u i i i e I.W#." \ «mi % tll l Im »i«r|>rlair«l l o m i|iii< k l | | u i i %«111 i t r l » i r l l H l l h t i U l I i >»« l l n i r f r i t i u liii*lt«r*i« h | »n*lR ll>liiK In N m i- au r n I m I i r m l m r i i l n f k lu n in r h I m »m H m i m I r r r l n l d U r i m r a . rlln fu r frrr ru n a ia ltiillu fi mul Store Closes 9 P. M. Saturdays Store Closes 9 P . M. Saturdnys THE YOWELL CO. lllrm lurr. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Vaugh­ an Jr ., nnd their house guest, Miss Et Lamer of Miami s[>eiit Sundny at Oviedo ns the guests of friends. ( OGmttO** rmrmt Milanc To Night R. E. Johnson of Miami vs in the city for n few days attend­ ing to business. What Was Her Game? Conrad Na^el^MyrmLoy £jfit ClJKLfivm i L Comedy News. The Grit of Her! CHICAGO* i,i —r FR EE TREE a . t, •A ’■» ^ \ W e have just received a new shipment of moth proof bags. These bags are absolutely Free of charge nd you may get one or m ore of them by calling a t IB S our office or by calling 861 and we will be glad to deliver them to your home. ■S 220 MAGNOLIA AVENUE • •*)— - • Phone 86i S e m in o le P r e s s e r y -------------------- , , ,# .-III- 1 “ * ' - —r l ‘•n" 'lf»f ........... ■— ♦■^ v £ j-. si .‘A’.Ei j til n, i j.i j ,Vj \r , f *1 ' ____ _ 4 — i ■ • • 7. -» (MaHH �C ! s •v ••- « I i ji/ ii >'u»— ♦•AGE FOtiR n u n r o n n iie k a i.ii. sA N F o n n . r r o n n iA , t h e Scores ,Of Runners Pound |JM CARSON RAPS Road Daily In Race From FONS HATHAWAY t i a > T *i / IT.# M < ml HB t»t* •vyi j n f i ' * Hr tn« %‘S T] 1 —- rim 11 1 : 7Av ,r. rv.ti r h»r»ar* -•••,tr>y ml* « i »« - •fl; « «r7$S«s3si^ci*Srv NKW AI.UANY. Miss., J — (INS) — Three daughters t Owens, editor t>r the New Gnxete, were burned to early today while Mr. and Owens narrowly escaped their lives us tbeir borne w utroyed by fire. Elizabeth Owens, IK, one victims, was to have gru from New Albany High next week. Her two sisters, Owens, 111, and Helen Ow'I"i Jilin, William Owens, 2S. died Middfniy from uculv-imligcHliiui. lie was stricken while driving with bis wife ami ilieil before reaebillg Imme. Cause of ibis morning's I'iie wa. lint known. At .'I \. M , I lie home Maidenly burst into llana-s, Mr. and Mrs. Owens were awakened by tile nmi' of I In- file and fled In tIn* street* barely in tj in., I»ave I lien lives. Kffiirts to rescue their daughters were in vain. b i t ICS<. K S I ' K \ h S D K T I t n I T . May 21. (IN S ) Ncliusl iall S K j es g c , mi l l i onai re ( b a i n store owner , tndny broke I lie silence In- maiii lni oed chrougl i lbe di voiee -ill11 of Dor i s M i n e r Kr e sge ci, di elan-, “ I ' m gl ad to bi­ n d of her.'' Chamber Plans To Hold Election For Officers Of Year Radio Director and Recording Artist ni i- i in i ii a >-'.ii a 111h 11111 111g * mi I i v.* IniVi an mil-,| dollai In \ ;an .i ll -, i 11v t D i ,i -av abb- a no - n i i l ,!,(.- ' ■ ■ .......... . i Hell vi In. I, i l i ms Will . , ,, 11 , i , pay |In in dull*, and we also luge ■iii.l p i ofessinoal innii wbn ah m m .if l ili.ill d w it h i It, be t n| i nii i mi -i i ,. 11, i ,'i|it._ ,,t -ni e :m,t trnjr viva win k . ’* i l.\.k- ) I lie society n ntanee nf W i l t i u m II. V a n d e r b i l t , of New \ " l k and Oa k l a n d i-'iirm, I' .ittsmoul l i , ami bis cliimntng bri de of fill- year s ago, the f o r mc i M i s . I'.milv <* Ne l l D.’lvil'S, went ell tile ks agai n today w hen Mr\ andi-i lull filed a i b v o l i o avtlotl in Nitw|nir| s u p e i i n r vonrl. F R A N K J. Q L A C K - M r - \ a iid iiliili, win* i b a i g - l m-gb-et in provide, l i t) wi th the ' " in i i In- mallet ,,f , ustndy •■I f l an I hive y i ai old dllugbtvi. I only Iii -I i « i ; v :6 fR ifk 4 tt f: ,ii, I lea ring' w a - w i ek of , t f„, ||„. Inn, l.asf .Inly M i-. Vai nl ci bill l-ioiig.lit j, ilivore,. in li on in I be I i ibuiial of tin- Seine in I' ai vT l i r m i g h Die m l i - n essinn of In i m o t lu-t in-lavv, Mr s . A l f r e d Van dvi l .It, i|i( action wa s wi t l nl r a wn. S iiI.m i|,n-nily. she m i n e to live j wi th her biisbaml and her d.i ngbtei -*l I alatjal ( ki k l u n d Farm. Sluis How in Ne w Voi k. « Jp iii >i\ -'it'.;; The Woman who started out to fill her library onl}^ with books with red bindings, or books whose names suggest red —“Red Pepper Burns/’ “The Song of the Cardinals,” “The Scarlet Letter” — made a whim the basis of her choice. She wasn’t particularly interested in the merits of those books. Her aim was to fill up space. ^ | •• [ * -* i ; i( i 7] # i; * 1 • *. * .> . . ** • > * Hy ’ flf' ' ■* Editor’s Daughters T /Die In Blaze Which /.^ D estroys His Home *' ■ ■ *;•V liiu d flfw w it C D ir p r ti r iir lifiin r Candidate Declares lie Was First One To iSlnke Touted as a likely \vinnei*nf the Real Concrete. Charge Of Pyle pilgrimutre Is little Pete (!nCraft Against Road Head vtitsi the Frem-Irltnlian-Kaaliwh * toward, late of tile steamship Ma­ M ELBOURNE. May l« .~ W n !v . jestic, who Is entered a s ,from Southampton, England* •lolm Sale, n .'! l-yenr-ohl Finnish ' runner of Fnssalr, N. Is nnnthef ” • ; p™ likely camlltlnle for the hunlnn ‘ '' . ’ honors, helieves (iuvuzxi will crack '■ before New York is reached and "This Ti that he himself will trot in first at ('arH„n the end of the long trail in Cloth- |jnj|,, r(f, uip. Salo has lost almost 20 t,xt«»rti«. |Munds in tin1 rare ami now weighs i Department olily.1-1:1 pounds. , Uudcrdnlc A Hard Stretch lies eonfirn The hardest dtretch in the entire hy Will Ma grind, according to Salo was in kins nf Ft. Texas, where clay stuck to the " I am in runners' shoes, weighing them “that tonigl down like lead. Before he reached P1’*- will glvi Texas Halo wore out six pairs of Brlarhill shoes uni! between Texas and Chi* showing off engo he went through u dozen its nnkcdnC! mnre.' Carson to Salo is one of the unique runners * ntts ltnd I in the mrun l hurt. lie does nut fidnPP"ri‘n low slriel training methods and ,h " . S!,t,'‘r'" unlike many of .......... eontesi>»' ants foregoes showers and rub- \ . 1t r r . i n T b 11? *- t M o n d a y , m a y s i . 19 2 R i , Yet when you buy books, you are concerned with w hat’s inside them. And when you buy a flashlight, a re­ frigerator, a radio-you want wiser than whimsy buys. You want to know the inside goodness of those products, know it before you buy them, be persuaded by what s inside. You may hesitate between two flash­ lights. You can’t tell by the appear­ ance which is good, or which is bet­ ter. Advertisements could tell you. Read the advertisements. Then you can know a product to its center-to its last chapter of service—before you buv S ib le y A n s w e rs D u r a n t •“Iim m‘ ! l,rant lor hiR courtesy in replyon Jn 1ht* SttnCurcl Herald of MaV 17, <1 ,n*,hTI)^ a goodly liumfierof m I iHtnct N o .,{ whom he did not interview i taxpayers Committee, which throimh a misald was wrongly named “Lake l\larv Taxpavas a meeting was held in District No. 3 where gwood, Altamonte, Hear Lake and Lake Monere represented, there were men present who ax, and have lived in the County fully as long osen one of a e ommittee at that meeting, Knowing the advertisements habitually means always strength-buys R ea d advertising often ......... C. R. s i h l l y (Pitid Political AdvtTlisi'pivnt) . « aH f tM t i k \ | 1 K . JJ �GS Tli Sanford Doily Herald ; Help Wanted— WANT AD RATES Terms: Cash in Advance elcphone ads, will be received k,r patrons and collector sent unirdiatcly for payment, TinM) .......- ....... ........ n ||no Tiroes — ..... ... 8c a ' ino Times 7 c n line Time rates on request, The reduced rates are for onsocutivc insertions. Six words of average length re counted a line. ~ Minimum charge of^30c for ir*t insertion. ' All advertising is restricted :o proper classification. If an error is mado The Sanord Herald will be responsible or only one incorrect insertion, he ndvirtiscr ror subsequent naertionn. The office should be mtified immediately in ease of rror. TO A D V E R T ISE R S A Herald representative horouglily fam iliar with rates ulcs and classification will jive you complete information. \nd if you wish, they will assist. ,ou in wording your want nd o make it more effective. Announcements HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young ladles who want to Jenrq it good trade and get n good position ‘when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few days. If interested ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.He will be glad to explain it to you. The daily patronage of hundreds of the 1 I! . people of Sanford proves that this Classi| fied Section is giving the kind of service everybody wants, and the success of these y — In s tr u c tio n * S L E E P . W ELL on a genuine Ueautyrest mattress. Price $3D.f>0. Gilbert MeGriff Furniture Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando. F IB R E Bed-davenport suite for living room only $108. GilbertMeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando. 10— Livestock 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale SPEC IA L weekly rates at San­ FAYING BU SIN ESS FOR SA LE: Very iitxral terms with small ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole down payment on business that is Hotel. established and paying. If you a t : in the market for a profitable bus­ 15— Apartment For Rent iness investigate Ibis. BOX 127'J, y-Mc or Granada Dry Gingci Ale mil 705. Prompt Delivery. TWO APARTMENTS. U rg e cool Care HERALD. looms. Low rates. 010 Park Ave. TKUDUC1NG Ixmg’s Pure Pork NICELY FURNISHED gniage Sausage. 117 Magnolia Avt. apartment. 1101 Film. es tested tor glasses by Dr Davis. Opposite Court House. CLEM ENTS APARTM ENTS. Aj» ply Apt. No. 1. W ILL SA C R IFIC E for immedin'e sale. 1 Piano, "Rudolph": wood range "M ajestic": Kitchen Cabinet in .L FIND genuine Kiddi.' ivnojis et Gilbert MeGriff Fu m i­ TH REE ROOM furnished Apart­ "Sellars" Bedroom Suite, Rugs. ment. Private entrance. 218 Mrs. It. R. Eldridgc, I'aola Florida. te 2a E. Church St. Orlando, French Ave. ONE SU IT E of rooms for light house-keeping and garage: I BOAT FOR SA L E : 30 foot bridge bedrooms for rent, Mrs. IxuiviU.* deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, DO DU ft Wist Corner Elm and 3rd. Phone fully equipped, sleeps six. Price insure cars and Graham truck*. lensonable. P. (). Box 038. 137 W. Elm and 13th. Street Phone 3. FU RN ISH ED I rooms; bnlh. Downstairs, (lo se in. 211 Laurel. FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are (llJOINS £ COWAN Co. Auto Phono 1‘JU-VV. absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert radiator and sheet metal works. MeGriff Furniture Co, Orlando. »7 French Avenue. Phone 7IC-W. F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T win. bath and garage. $30 per month. Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth SEM IN OLE fell mn'/rresses, ab­ or Library solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert HUPS-MARMON Sanford Automobile Co. L E FFL K R A PARTM EN TS: furn- 21)— Permanent Waving ttl Magnoiia Ave. Phone 137. failed. 3 toum and' garage. At­ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Perr.anent Waving—lovely natur­ —Husiness Service al permanents as low as $5.00 Magnolia Plmne 280*W. 500 First Nutional Bunk Bldg IKE D ELIV ERY by our own Apartment for rent at 317 Park Phone 180. truck to Sanford, ju st the same Ave. Phone 852—J, ' it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert (Political Announcements) IrGriff Furniture Co., 23 E. Small garage apartment. Call 251. n u t t %\ \ s » * :n % o H ‘Iturth St. Orlando. I lii-i e b ) 11ll ill l II lire to { In- pro pi l ­ Modern furnisht-ft apartments. -Automobiles 16— Houses For Kent II. A. HALVERSON FOR REN T: furnished house Vir­ "ii,.(• painting, interior decora­ ginia Avenue, Murvanin $50. ting. Phone -I32-W. Unfurnished house, I*10(1 Magnolia li’ ANSFER Service of all kinds. Ave., near schools, $15. Will rent Phone 570-W or 3302. C. E. indefinitely. Write or wile Scruggs. Belle Glade. Fla. hoi polling. WIGHT PRIN T SHOP SNAPPY service on any tiling in printing. A plume call will get V"ur man. Phone 417-W. 0 Railtoad Avo. LEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS VITII THE NEW W ALL PAINT OMKTiUNG NEW AND DET­ ER FOR FU RTH ER 1NFORIATION. CALL PHONE 235-.I SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANORR, FLA. LANEY'S DRUG STO RE— Pre­ scription*, Drugs, Soda. We are 45 near a* your phone. Call 103. COM lM.ETELY I'm uishvil S)iaiuali bungalow on lligb Stu-ct. 2 bi*il KmiiiN, living room, dining nook, kitchen equipped with electric n.mgc and walci hcutci (imugc $50. mmithly, inquiu- ui Herald (ifficc. 6— Help Wanted MaJe NEMPLOYED MAN OR WO­ MAN can make good living and own boss if have enrall amount capital. ■ Business established ■iv in Sunford and will clear vner $100 monthly. Address Box I Care Herald. 27— Money lo Loan ON W HITE or comred property. B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel Bldg. We solicit application for first Mortgage loans on the best type of residences anil Mercantile Build­ ings in Sanford ut an interest rate ANTED: ----- Fifty carpenters i t or II pc. and up, depending on the hew Paola School. Union S cale. character o f the loan, construction * ‘-nty b ricklayers. Apply, Con- and Ideation of buildings.' C. S. HOAG 4 COMPANY »ctor of J„|,, 7 W. Church St.. Orlando. 7—Situation Wanted want pa i ( Floors, A,‘ " "h> N«*hing. h04-W(, pon kind' r>00 E - | Inside work. t a b Mortgage Loans in Improved residence and business See our local Counsel, S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. s t a i i i .f . e f i i t l e I ’ rlim&ry t o o© he l d on J un© i ' mi nt x, for 2 ti ) i-ni n, a n d a t a x p,i \* I ail 11o- I line. Mi t ke >oi i r %«•l «* Mil. A D. 1I2K J OHN MFI8C1I. III I ll ( I'hl fin nl I tin ( villi In 11lfci YOU •11 %ii!*'ini*' Ii out v o t e f ur lit© w ill be I I I T U I- V O I K I t m O F HK MI XOI . H a p p r i n i a l t d J u n e t h e f*th H IIM V . U II H A l . l . A l t H I ni hl i t o a n n o n m * - t h a t T ©in a I'llll n i l M V < O m i IS M ON F II e a m i h l a t e for r e - e l e c t i o n t o I h© of* T o T i n Voti i h of .Heinluote i*oiint> f u . i iif (-(fijuty ( ’o m n i i i s i o t i e r f r o g I x$ ish t** iintioiiiii'e t h a t I a m & Hl l H lct No I. Ml hj et t !•• t he d©e.i i i i l hhl l i ’ f<»( t he o f f i c e o f F o u n t ) e I el on o ' t he v r d e i c In t he De mo t *otii in unhIon •*! f r o m HI mI i I gI ,%'*» - i’t a t 1c I ’l l m a r )' t o be hel d tin J uti© ot S e m i n o l e F ou nt) that 1 a m « hiilij i>i, ( t o i h* H* iiuii'i a t ie Hit marv j t h . A. D FJ2H V It l!H!H 4a udi dut i f o r l a v ahm hh.ij - Ml h j i v t t o he held oil Inn*' Mb HOSTUh* HTI s l i LK. TTTnTttre--- Tt rrlwl 1H1 o f - ( L r - v ^ i TT l* 4« p * -hfr-*r4---+ifT-Tt ll tin** a n d Siill iii* d r t *mi nt ii * ©luce Hie |let'll* o' I It! it* I "lint it IV t o he lie lit T O I I I I : V O T F . I I S *>K U P H I M l I i H Iii J u n e of Ihl n y e n i I liaxi* l ived 1 Hi* a n d 1 ha v e u l wa y n bei'ii a Hi-inHUM) In t it n i i g e a m i Si-mlnnli* ♦■•u i i i IM' h OGl il t . I w l mIi i i i a n i i uu i i c t i n y a d f nf a I » If C llAIIK' N. f o r 411 y n t in I ha ve ru-tved l»m c i i ml hl a l i i f u r I h r Htal*1 I c g l a l a l u m Sa •ifimi ui (triiiiu 2 H< nil mill ' ' m i n i 1 Mil* g n n i i t y e i i t n i uNs l o i . e i on mi d off I or I J ) i-a i h 1 h a i r mail*' my II vj r c l In ihc Di n i i i c i i i t l c I ' l l i ua r y ron r o t ’.M 'f A ^ sn sso ii o r IIIIII! A l>. I9--X. mill "111 ai m' l l luti DilHing m n r K a n d i l t i u* * f r u i t T A in * a n d f a t i mr i K i p r o p o a e f o h i e v i i y by i c s u l t a uf h.iiuc. I iT.i r 111** 11 K i l l I fx I hh t o ©n non tie© Hi Ih© peopl e h ll m i n i.tiiqinrl I p a > 4-r Gar r y hln propot i donat e h Ii a re " of t a x * * hi v l nw l nu Ho pi o* o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ( h a t I ©tn ■ J i: I. Vl . FH. per t ' pi i h o i u i l l i Voi i r Ml ppo f l GAtidlduli* f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o Hi© of f U e o f T a t AettHHwor. ©ubj e* t t o Hi© ii ll I he iippt r e i«i 1•d r o l l MlltCIIII-K derdmlnn o f t h e v i i l i r i In t he MemoK. 11 K l l s HKK I h e r e h y a n i l o u r . r r my c a n d i d a c y e r a 11g I T i m a r y * o he he l d In J un© f u r I h e o f f i c e nf S h e r i f f uf S e m i n ­ o f (hi© 3 «*ar . o il T ilt ..B C iO l.A T IIIIF . ol e C o u n t y s u b j e c t In i he will nf A. V A U O I I A N . I hci.liv a mi" ti m s my cmul*i1ac> t h o v o t e r s at t he J ul n- P r i m a r y f,,r ihc «l»lr Icginlalutc. "Iruiip j f McC l e l l a n d . DO i i * T A l H S f . V A T O I I n il.) Mihjcct l" H e will "( the \*>lI h e r e b y a n n o u n c e .is a c a n d i d a t e m In l l . r in i i i .a r y uf J u u t 6 r o n aiim iK f C \\ D N T / . G l N d K K . t o s u c c e e d my r e If a s S e n a t o r f r o m 1 a m a CMml Ids I e fur t he o f f i c e I h c 27 t h S u n a l o r i u l d l n t r l r l coin- ■pf S h e r i f f si n! wi l l s p p t e d M * s u p ; po s e d nf S r n i l t n i l s l l r e v a r d ITuun- port In I h * J u n e Prl nt ui v. r i m Tine i.ij i i s t . A i i n r Ihe D e m o n at lc Subjerl l» lhi« «|i|»i c.icIi Iuk Drmo- l l e s s u l i j e r t l u M K. W. M. Kl CI t irullc l-rli.iury. I hereby anlinunre p r i m a r y l o be he l d J u n e 6t h. 192* If e l e c t e d I p r o m i s e t o r u n l l n u t my ea nil'll a ey (nr I he I In use of l u l l s|| I ' . I I I F F ltiqu i m i i I iiI Ii rs as x mumher o( l o w ut k f ur t he b e s t I n t e r e s t uf t he 1 lie i i l i i a n nun ri f f niv i*a ml lilacv I i n , up 2 ll immi oalml I pi-flu* d i s t r i c t a n d I I n v i t e y o u t o my f ur t i r l i i ' t i i i i i i>. tin ni l Ii* **f eh i i my hr.t rd m l. In behalf of Ih. r e c o r d o n s u c h I m p o r t a n t l e y l s l a - Ift uf S f ml nol i i ' uoi i I v Mi hp' f i lu people of Ri'ininiile I'ouniy The Do n u* gu' i d r o ads , c o o s e r v a l i o n uf Mu a . tluli ..I Hu i . . l f i e In Ilii cry liiy neeil nf the pimple of Flnrl- uur n a t u r a l r e s i i u i r e s , rei i ur l l i . i i of D f i u u i i a l l p pi im.H i lu I" hf l i l l u s t iln In T»* Belief, cnperlnll)* reiluc- s l a t e l u x e s and e d u c a t i o n . I si-k J u n e I wi l l i pt ui f l al i * pmr ilnn nf lnr.il Intrs. Till*. Ill my Ilia s u p p o r t uf a l l l o . ' a l D e m o c r a t s s n ppu t I B i a |n •1 f u111 t i n n s J J P A H I U S l i C M HA N D opinion, tan he efferlefl by *■ TWO FAMILY huu>c ■hrap. .Six room boil ac, well lovatcd. 1 wo ntory seven room bouse, all new, every convenience. We can come ti tlimrlhullon of the an agreement, A. ! ’• Connelly A ei|uilnhl. pienenl fi\i' rent g.imllhn tax amniix Ih* Slate Itoail Departmont, Sons. Srhnnl*. I'nunllee noil I’ltle..—parFURN ISH ED modern home at 102 llcnlurly Ihr c'licnlls* anil Fltloe, If lionoreil by the nomination I W. 10th St. $10. per month. promlee In derole all the eneray and experience Hint I po.se.s toM C E F IV E ROOM house. 2112 ucciimpll.b Dial end. K W PI4HMAN. Jr. Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W. BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation h'ixo* and general cement work. Mu aide Concrete Co. J . K. Ter- TEN ROOM hou-e depirnble loca­ "illcger. Prop. 3rd and Elm. tion. Suitable for rooming bouse METAL ROOFING: Tlie Roof Ev­ nr two families. Located at -102 erlasting. Metal shingles (Ink Ave. Apply W. II. l^mg 11 < landing seam tin and galvanised Magnolia. foofs. See JumeS 11. Cowan. Oak 2 6 — Farms For Sale Aw and Third St. Phone 111. PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano j-’IVE ACRE tract with residence on Beat dal) Avc„ also twenty .Vuinnit by a x jerta with 17 years acre tract Palmer’s subdivision. **pcriencc. Sanford music store Bargain, see Nick Zernovean. h$i *d G i i t - S b r p p # , Mrlaandar A r■Beurdall A-* ' "T tn m jn m : cox ot, son o f tho oncer, in fnmous French tin e x c l u s i v e j>i Indianapolis Paper Given $500 P r i z e For Best S e r v i c e interview with Intelnutionul News Service. Classified Ads regularly!** ^ 10— It Plants Anti Mmvers Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitchenr-Gnrngr:— ?xrt'ttrnr~ neighbor­ In Snnford l’uint & Wall Paper hood: rent very reasonable. Pork Apartments, No. 5. Phone 818—Jfan. con I tvlsli to announce that I am a candidate for the office of Const. able. District No. I. Scmlllolc CnttllD Florida, l a i d district cnmprlsInK i le. ih.tr prtetnets No's. 1, 2, 9, 1. 9, 10. II. 12 subject to the will of the vutci* in the Democratic Primary to he held mi Jane filh. A D, 192* Voui mi ppm I will he npprrclnl‘'il. J. M. (VIC) V1CKKIIY. PA RIS. May 21.—“My father was l hi* Hint to fly across tho English Channel, 1 hm! hope to lie the first fo fly across the Atlantic, and who knows, my son—ho isn’t horn yet—might be the first to fly across the Pacific,1' said the twenty*three year old Louis llleri- give. Make a habit of reading these 14— Rooms Without Hoard —Lost And Found run mviTAiu.K I wi s h «o a n n o u n c e t h a t t a m it Candida to f u r t h o o f f i c e o f ( ' u n ­ s t a b l e for Ju s t i c e of the Pence D i s t r i c t No. 4 Seminole Co un t y F l o r i d a , sai d J u s t i c e o f t h e P e a c e District C o mp r i s i n g F l e c t i o n I’r r c i ni s . No' s I. t. J . 4, 9. 10. 11, A 12. subject to the decision of the Dem­ o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be b e l d on J u n e Oth. A. D. 193* I wi l l a p p r e c i a t e f o u r s u p p o r t . ................... t . HHl . l t : l iMY l t AN. -NEW YORK. May 21.— (IN S ) — Judges -in llie Columbia . Uni­ Louis Blerlot, J r . , wqis . t o i l i n g versity content in journalism iiis i i l ni i s ( n r c r o s s i n g t l i e A t l a n t i c two of the 1’ulitzor in n u n j i n n y w i t h L u c i e i t B o s s o n t r n t awarded 4 mill t h e n-iisuiiM f o r e r r t n i i t npul i - jirizes to imwapapers > in two f l r n t i n i i s t h e y i n t c i n l t o m a k e in different slates, 'but for practi­ their uttemjit. r o it ro ssT A P i.n cally the saute class of service. No N o n - S t o p A t te m p t 1 xx I nI» |i. a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a To the Indianapolis Times was rniHlIitate f o r ' i tic* of Mr© o f Con* " W e now have no intention of xtnhlf Ml gt rl rt No. 4, Smi i Ui u1* awarded the prize of a $5(1(1 gold m a k i n g a n o n s t o p f l i g h t b e t w e e n i j >unl y, Kl oHi l n, Halit Mint ri el ecini* Hi • medal fur llte timst disinterested l o l s i t i u r . l i r t l n n P r e r t n c t f l No*a. l, P a r i s a m i N e w Y o r k . " sni tl Z, J . 4 !♦. 10, 11 & I.*. M l h j r e l t o y o u n g niui^.’ " A f t e r a l l ‘ e o i n m e t v i u l and must .meritorious j'llhlie ser­ t he wi ll o f t he v o t e r s Hi t h e Ur lit oe r a Hr l ’ ll m u i ) In lie litfltJ o n J u n e a v i a t i o n ’ is t h e t h i n g . O u r j m r p u s e vice i f rulereo by, an r American ulli. A 1> f 9S1I. fa t o ' e s t a b l i s h ‘ t l i e f i r s t c r o s s i n g newspaper in 1027. The award Y o u r s u p p o r t wi l l t»© n p p r r r l n t e d . of a regular Irailsatlfintic s e r ­ was based on the exposure of iliu A. I). ( A r t i e ) S M I T H . vice." political vomtplion in Indiana. , r o l l r o t M T Y j m h i i -: W i t h t h i s idea i n nt i nd w i t h Another $5(i(i prize was awarded I h e r e b y rtimoiiiin* my r a n d l d n c y f or t U o f f i c e o f I ' m i n t y J u d g e <*f a s t o p a t t h e A z o r e s c o n t c u i j J u t e d , Gtover Cleveland Hall, of tlie Ht-in I not e C o u n t y , FlorlJn, subject Political A n n o u n ce m e n ts i n I hi* net l**n of t he D e m o c r a t i c i i uj ni r t i i n t c h a n g e s in t h e p l a n e . * o Montgomery Advertiser, for the P a r t y o n J u n e Mb . I M S . My earn be u s e d h a v e k e e n m a d e . T l i e f l y ­ r u n j i s t ' i a o r er.ACB best editorial writing, based on pal gi i f or Mils offl« e la In ( h e h a n d * iiisn iK i n o . r o t ; it uf inv friend* throughout thin i n g r a d i u s wi l l be m l f r o m S.OUI) t h e r e b y n i m o u n e r toy c n i u l l t l ar y c o u n t y a n d we n o l l r l t t he atippnr his articles on tlie floggings of m i l e s t t o lestf t h a n 4,0(10 m i l e s . ( o r J n M l c a ■>( p e a c e of D i s t r i c t No. Vot e* of ( h e p e o pl e III Hie " O u r p l a n e wi l l be a Bler iol Alabama. 4. s u l i j e r t t o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t he mill i i lug I >r niMii .it le l *i l in a r> e l r r v o t e r * In tIm D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y eoi tuonojdane, exjilaiued M. B l e r i o t . Newspapers may get a hint (In l! 1f lit I* 111"*i |vl e ‘ nee fit i n el c t o he he l d on J o u r 5 l h . A. D. 1321 me (u Mil?* o l f i c r l xvlll g l v r t he m " w i t h f o u r H i s p a n o m o t o r s o f 2 5 0 DAVID RPBUIl. from the action uf this committee a n e f f l d u n f , e f f i ' c l H e and eemi nml i i II. B. e a e h . T h e s e ' m o t o r s a r e a b ­ a I ad ml n( - I i mf hni of eminent journalists. Especially HAMl K i . A I* W I L K I N S O N . | solutely new an d a r e being made nevvsjiapers that are so ru n n t it k i.r.fiisi.A T t h i : espi H-i ai l y f o r u s b y t h e l l i s p l i n o those 1*1111 i i i i M d J i i Hi i : I u p l i i *• f tRi ioini ce my c a n d i d a c y prune to apologize for g raft and I lirl eh' (i ni ton lit » MU e. i ml uhi ev ( ’o m p a n y . W e h o p e t h e y wi l l t u r n I m i lie S t a t e l.i-K iNl.it ur e (tliuiip 2 1 n ml wi l l » ppt 4 **11e NLCXstrt In fill f * *i11c 4 |I *11 t■* Ho* off'lei* of o p t o 3011 M I', r n r l l , th * wi ll I n|il c ill <ut i option and are ever * Vuinft J ' l . L » hi r*( m imd*’ i ’m m l v , Hie pi i ui.tr 3 i n lie lie lit It* J u n e . g i v e us a t o t a l m o t i v e p o w e r o f ready lu supjniit I ’ ( i ■i )< I, • tit . . l t o H i e u t i l o f H i e Is. IV I I A U A N . any program I B h u m i .i \ . i t * i*» uf Si-oiinole •‘1111■if1 i 11 fa1 I •» 111*u i ,*t ie I' ( ima i $ 12.0110 I I. I*. advanced by their |>ulitiea! Hi s f i r s t t h o u g h ! w a s t o p l a c e , tq'lii.B i, ii« In-Id .111lie dill r u n t i i r i . f : u i f i i , 4 T ( ’i i « henchmen. To suppress the truth i \s *: s i i M i o \ g a s o l i n e t a n k s in t lie po n t o o n ! * .d 1 h e r e h y ttniiouticn rny c a n d i d a c y when dealing with political graft fol t he t .4‘Kt?*hlt i l l «’ ( t i l mllp 1) e Ith ■ t h e pl al l u, a s ( l i e in m i l m e * l o l i t i m : t i i l T . l H •tr1 M J i l l M U . K Jle * t I o Hie wi l l Ilf (ll e \ i *t e r n *i f He ttl and sue ul deformities is the a h y d r o p l a n e . Inti s i n c e I lit t r i a l s l n t M V. m o l e i *niiiil >. In t he p r i m a r y t o t hief aim of some newspapera 1 n i*ii i i a nu i ui nee Hint I am © a r e l u be m a d e f r o m I h e g r o u n d held o n J i l i n f», l *j 2 s •audlil *f« f I l e el et ' l l on i n Hli* of - vvilli w h e e l s , t h i s i de a w a s dr op that eount themselves great, ll at. M t . O R I ) . f n e of i ' mii ni x i *o u i in i«Hhi tl er fr«im Kinaiaed for the newspaper bidd­ r e d . H|>H i g ( No ;t, f»uh JeGl In I lie de ron n n ' M ’1 n iM iH « « in M :ii ing third place in Indianapolis to In n tiuoiitii'liikf i n ' i;i ml hln i*y f o r g I *«I o ii of t he votei ri III t.»e De mo T n Tuki* B a d i n t * o m m iNsjoto i of tin* llrd h l n t i i c l of Gi a t l e I h t i r a r y t n lie held on J u n # vv n fust |duee in tile nation f"i “ E ac h m o t o r should 1 1 about Sf m t md t ( *oi i i i l ' , 1 hi-reliy p l e d g e Mil. A D. 1S28 it F R A N K KVAN8 eghtieii gallons o f gasoline a n distil nguisbed service because ui.v ae If in a n i i t j - u h i l ' l v l i u p a r t i i t . i t i t u H o u I** t he w e l f t i i e o f t he ill* h o u r a n d p r o d l l e o ' a sj i ee. l o f 125 I dated tell the truth about politics ti> t i i f . v m r . n s n r s h u i m i i . k l i o I it** .i who!** S h o u l d I lie iiomi in I ml ana. It was sued for libel miles,” says M Bleriol, “ Ti n* ( O I ’ MTV. mill'd .1mi etl-i’t eil Him $$111 lie fill but the stilt failed ami those who t u ish t o ani i our o f- Hint I i t n © t oadei l p l a n e tojiiji- |»||111 fill p r l vi l i e h e u e f l t of wi l l w e i g h about un> one m a n I will s e e t h a t a s f n r I t-a ml Ida I e f m I e- i l i ’Gthm t<* t he *»fhi ought tile suit were convicted m i l e t u n . W e a r e g o i n g In i n s t a l l a 1* it I h In ru) p o w e r t h a t !h© I n i f u e of F ut i l i t y F oiiimhh di' i i ei f r * r n of crime. A paper that iias the 11 1 in f rti t No 4, pyh|e«'t 1o tin* d©* tMirdon u* •-v*iil$ d i s t r i b u t e d , a it* rad o receiving and sen din g up \i*Giilinu a l l i o mi i k l i «-«(ma ll zaHoti of t In In n of t h e Vo! el * 111 t h e HeniOcourage to go after the governor pai p l u s . " 111** t a x a l i l e p r o p e i f ) of |lie i ’oiint$ GiatiG I ' 11in $•r > t*» lie hel d on J un© ut the slate ami the mayor of the T h e I ' n i i i i O V hiiHlne*-?* Hhoiihl hi- i*« Mil. A l> I M I " T i e S i e i i r d o e s t i"l g i v e i d a capital illy lias merit. Nevvspuper It. V W I l K K l s R I l . e iii i (ton 11Gii 11y i n n n H it pi H a l i I i oh •mfl'ii i on* s t r a i g h t l i n e In n n k ' i t o 1114 **«< 'i*lU- llH|IliV*’l 8 WllO 1 111 11*4*11 e.uiirage is ivlial is required to g e t a wav* ho we m a y l i i l vr t o s t a l l l l t e mo m* ) f o r u n tin- rh*ui»i$ e h c u l d l*» l i i L e n i nt o t h e t o i i f h l i iigg **f ih* 111 T $4K V O l K . l l ) f t p * i : i l l * O I A qii I,- a i l i s t a l i i e f i o i i l B u n s . A s l o deliver the people fiom |>oli(irui 1 I 1 1 I X T ) . Una i ll o f Co un t x 4* n m ntiHNlotiei h alid corrupt on. I'anilidlites may fuss the 1 w irili lit j in nmi i i e e t h a t t mm a t he tint e ; m v f a t low r r o s s e i i L e 11f I n f o r m e d aw to w hat Ih g o I Hie on in t h e i r dell l o- rj i t Iohn I h a v e GHmlbbide f*»r r e e l e c H o n |o i he of* E n g l i s h C h a n n e l on .1 n l v 2 5 , BIO!*. und fume lint when a newspaper f f e e of I ' mi i i l v FomititHHloVet' fi**m b e e n a l e m d e n t *if S e i n l i n d e I ' m n i h goes after facts it generally 2, e u b j e e t t o 1he deand O i . i i ^ p I'oiiUtv hi-f o r e SeiillUob- l l I *■11h ( N o vvmds uti Die polilicati. i *••ii ti I \ w an eii| o f f f 14>m Mra one g H ioii of Hie voter© In t l i e iJeirio- (*n1 ititul Annnunronu-nt yolumns tells of the daily satisfaction they BEA U TIFU L young milk row for sale. Sty M. G. Campbell with Houimin Bros. Phone 82. MMONS ACE Springs arc ah- NEW IRISH Potatoes for Sale. 5e lb. Sweet Potato plants for sale. solutely guaranteed t<> please lliert MeGriff Furniture Co., 23 I DOT W. 1st. St. Church St., Orlando. ron ro x m R L R l h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i da c y f ur e o t i s t a h l o f o r t h e f o u r t h d i s ­ tri ct. s u b j e c t to t he wi ll of t he v o t e r s In u . e D e m o c r a t i c p r i ma r y of J u n e 5. Y o u r v o l e wi l l be a p ­ preciated. It. C. ( B o b ) W I L C O X . run i u i ntv ((n n iissn m ai I a D h f o a n n o I I n e e I hat 1 a m u c a n d i d a t e f m t h e n f f l e e »*f i ’m i n l y Ci i i nml anl nner f i i i m t l l . t i l c l No. ft. ■ o b j e c t I " I tie d e el al nl i " f t he Voii -i * l o t he D c m n c r a l l c I ' r l r mi r y l o lie he l d oil J u n e t i l l , \ D 192* F u n x T i T r , n rW A T n ti. T n I h e D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r s of T h e *77th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t . —f h i - r c wl t l i a n nun tier tin c.i odl i t ur j f u r (lie D c m o e r a t i c numlti.it mil fnr S t a t e Se n a t o r f r o m llte ::7tli Senatorial District ci i inpuaed of S i ' m l n n l e a n d B r e v a r d P o u n D c * at I h e J u n e 6 t h p r i m a r y ani l If pi ' i nl na l e i l a n d e l e c t e d . ! a s s u r e ope and al l a D e m o c r a t i c u d n i l o i i t r A t i o i i T h a n h i n g un e a m i ai l f m ) o u r vole and Influence, H e a p e d f ul l y. I'll II.IP W I I O I I HI t T S >'4111 TAX FIH. I.KCTOI* ron itv im ia h iii f n i l * i n i tnimii ftG»- inv i ,i ml hltiG v f-MT 'll"*" **f It* 4‘ (* t 1,1 \ A nnfnnii I Ilf S g IIi llliil*' litlllll', Miliji t f 1*1 H m M ill nf H m t i i t r i s iii flit* Jiint* i ' l l fN.il t ji n : h r u it t k n u I’IN. i i: i i ■ t ui - VL- i . i : ■i I I f - l o l l S i -. i M L i t l 1** u III I n*' X i'll t -|. i\ i i I, *.f . ti il **f Mill til I,*•*>■lulll-l -W M lillE iii: i nit i it M : ii I \ i i i i: < n l H \ . |\ I I I ( M c m . WI N 11 l: I* \ ll lx «'iiiiiil v 4 4»i i n - AND M i n i i : n r i m *i t i : i i '*» h i . i : N. . ( I I m hi-t r-Ox 421x i'll Hml i) ml g r .linl I«v xi i f t i i i»f a Ih i i i * of I-'ol ••* t‘lt>Miit- mill Sah* i-nl VI #-fl ^ji ihi* held In Mu e a r l y pa r i uf J u- . » 1911. Ve r y r e i p r c l l v e l y . foi III* K OI l ( - I . K I I K OI' m i r * t I T ( O M I T I wl al . t<i a n n o u n e * t h a t I a m a Ii S. IIIIADY c a n d i d a l * f or r e - e l e c t i o n to t h * o f ­ fice o f Clark n f t h o C i r c u i t Co u r t , 1-011 * i i , i : i i i v t i : m u ,a t o k uf Ptmintda C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a ub * ■•I I I I . I F I S 9 T I I I ( T H I N J e c t t o t h a d e c l i l u n of t h a D* r o o* I urn a eani|iila|i’ f ” t t, . -i *l eel l un c r u d e V o t a r e o f Kpml nol n C o u n t y . t o t l i e orflet* of ............... . of In t h a D e m o c r a t i c Primary F I * ' - - pol.IJi i os l ■Oct Ion f ur Seml l i ul i ' Uni t t o It* b a l d o n J u t i a bl h, A. U. iCouvtLy. a u l i j v t l t o t i " ' Di; inner Mile I9Z*. Ft lni.it v. Vo u r Mt ppnri wi l l h» « p v. e d o h o l a h s . l>i ecl u l ed. .. T W I.AVVTON. ; x- i it *• Sp*-r1iil Mt'lltlriV, HllI* I' i JS lit. IEoli- 1»ji x of I III* 4"nil! I Elton J . Moughlon Architect la* -r t m I, 4, J4 I delay. I ■1.11a Iif(t I ■* 4TI© %» -Ml Order Photos By , i •. tTelegraph, Latest ill II Cleveland, May 2 ! . — A n o U t » In­ dication of the wide spread ram IBcation of business all o v e r . tb« United S t a t e s Is sbown In tba new tclegrupbic order service on com­ mercial photographs. Just Instituted by tho com m ercial jihotograimcrB of (bo United HtaicW, It lias been planned and organized ta response to the apparent need for quick service by many manufacturing and inert liandising companies and •rgaiiizatioiis which have branches or dcalern all over Die country, and which often want a photograph of a factory, a niavlilnu or a salesroom In some distant city. Heretofore, If a m anufactu rer In St. I .mils, for example, needed a photograph of a piece of machin­ ery or a salesroo m . In S e a ttle, his only method was to write or wire to someone in Hoaltto to get It for lilin. If h r > a i l u direct reju vsenta* liv e In S ea ttle, he would get It. but otherwise the S e a ttle man q)lghl o r might not lake care of It. Now. a directory of reliable c o m -' tnerctal photographers In eltlcs all over the country has been printed^ and distributed to oath. Tim 8t.| Louts m anufactu rer ran place w ith’ bis St I.mils plmlngrawhrr. who h e ( knows Is anxious to serve him. an* order for the S ea ttle jihulograplut T h e St. Louis photographer telo-j graphs instructions to one od I i i * S e a ttle men listed in tho directory.! T h e S e t t l e man makes tho pbetogiapli. tT’inls llte negative to the B O I f i n s photographer, who prlnta It and delivers the tlnlshed photo­ graph to Ihe Hinuutncluror, Jual a s ’ if it had been taken In St. lamia. Although tlie service has been started, reports tn tho head­ q uarters of tho I'liotngraphora’ Aasoelalloii nl AnoTlca hero ahow il’ttl one m anufactu rer has had ICt photographs taken In ua many elilea, that a printing press msnt> fncltirrr Is using this service to get jdiologruphs of every I n s t a l l * , Bon In th e cunr'try/ and t b it ' * steel window fratnn m anufacturer 1* doing tho sam e thing Most o f , tbrnr largo patrons of tho now ijra.1 tern are using the photographs In advertising. f t*»' V‘ IK 4 a f*». .»» * All ■'O at n >. r^I r sa ■rt nl' ui ’ G' Business Directory GIFTS SHIRTING ROODS THE B it Y U . K S T O R E Bicycle* Toys, Fiahcrimma SuppUus, Gun laid, ami Key Smith Store Number 2 B A R IS lE N N E anil rO T .G IF T SIMM* Room Number 4n CONFECTIONARY RAGGETT'S Gilbcrt'ii Fresh I'anumorv , Gumiiea Mclantiier Aicutlo M. JOH PRINTING sa n fo , '*y R d i ' i u n T in g u l Fine Job Untiling I’lioiie 110 Mel.utulcr ArotitI hi -ClassifiedBusiness Directory « .S' I Im* 'i I P»1 *1*1 > I .i l.i* mi I Stil«*)' I'.ix in ft till! nf III# i'lMiil I I oiikv ill Hmi f oi i l Hvin * 1111•I ■ Hol i t i f ) . I ' l oi t.lji xy (It »■f f I -1 f ••i H,l ll- to Hit ll l|2 ll I'ril 11III (l«l fill Uigl) K O I l J I ' H T I t K OK I'K A F I B 1111rIttu lilt' I*"bin 1 lioni n o f t*nl* lit** l u l l M I K T i m T NO. K O t H f •»|I mxxI ih: tli'kGi l In'll Iti n*l. 1( lilt 11* T h i s I* l o m m u u n e e Diy c a n d i d a c y |X (H|f Hint *»*• 111** 4N*lltlt.X " f f or J u s t i c e o f t he P * a c e . D i s t r i c t K**tiiI tiiili* Hint S i n t i* o f / r l(irlil.i, No. 4. auhU' ct l o t he wi l l of I h * i n o n j i n11 I g|i Ihi !>' (0 f»rrIhuii atk, ful* U nniar.llu yulm r 4uuu B h . San­ It* " - i*. •XY il f ord. I .a life Monro*. Paula. I,ake I. m| Im of llloi' K '.’ X Hiililiiltilli Mar y . ( . o n g w o mf . Allamonl* Tli* S n Ini lx I©Itin l l i ' i mi l f ul* Al Hpr l naa a n d F u n - a l t ' l l y , c o n a l t l u t . T7m n im r Tnn niip -n t f - awi n e - n i * T r . ,' t " " - 1 — reKOI ! r U P N T f 91 i T n l V T h M i K X r Hint xt lr*|<M'Jdm, Un rriMII fix'll III I f e l e c t e d , 1 p r o ml a a a n honest r o l l ( I . F I I K r i H C l 'F I t'O FH T OF rt'M I .I F IN S T I ll'- riO N Aik .1. .1. puuv »>S, II im' i i i t I m l*la«l IfoVik liuil'ieas-llke admlnlsiratlon fres I l i a r a b y a n n u u n r e my c a n d i d a c y t vvieh t o a u n u u n r * my c u m l l d a c t »*( Sr l l l lIlmil irilv r I’ l lMMlI i i t m .> l-'lorlil©.' from Ih. uhubI i n t d d l c s o m a n s s l ta r i li a office of d a r k , of tha gciirrally connected with t b l a o f . C i r c u i t C o u r t , s u b j e c t *9 Mi* a c t i o n f n r Die n f f l e e uf ’S u p e r lnl< ru1ent o T* i mu GUfh. I * urr l i u©rr Ill' JtHT fill Inalnii'llon nf Seml ool lived uf t h a v o t o i s a s i t * J u n * P r i m a r y . P u b l i c flea. C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t n tlie wi l l o f t h# U . O Y H P, Il i i Vl eK. O. P. I I K R N D O N . . ft Jt. OKAS . v o t e r * in t he p r l n i a r y J u n e a. • ou S p f r J i i l Mn k l r r . s u p p o r t *111 tie a l ' P r e r l a t e d VAN AlINKW IIA1KTANP (O tllT A V o l t J i a n i K. n r i * K * r B F o i l I l.K l l l t O F |I t n r i l l F F I T MAY. IIKl.t.V: 6IAXW LLId isih m t no. 4 ' I f W A HY; W i n t e r PurK K l m H I h*rehy announe* my eundldMi-y da* Hol l cl t or© f o r 4’t ooi »l ul omi t | l i c i c b y a n n o u n c t ' my c a n d i d a c y KOM I O C X T 1 P I l o a K C t T I N a f or J u s t i c e o f P e a c e o f l l l a l r l c t No. foi tlie office of Clerk of thn C ir­ A T T t illV C .V to the will of 4. » U h J r d l o I lie d e c i s i o n o f I he v o l ­ cuit Court Muhjrcl T h e r e by t a k e I h l * hi el hod of a n et ■ In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to Hi* voter* at tile Democratic P r i­ mary on Ju n e 6, i » j * n n u n c l n s my c a n d i d a c y for t he be he l d on J u n e M b . A D. 192* office of Couaty Pro«ecutlna A ttor­ D. l c T H U A S I I F . i l . J. M. OIIAFKEll ne y , subject t ’> llte Detnocralle Primary. 1 wi l l «| i t i r * c i a t * a n y koi* J i ' i n c r ok i - i : ac e F i m COAST A 111.12 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my r a n f l l f l a r y I w tali to aunouni-a my candidacy ■ up p n r t a l v e n me by t h e p e o p l * a n d a s s u r e t he m . If e l e c t e d, will f ur r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e o f f i c e o f fnr the office of ronatalil*. Diatricl J i m t l r a o f t he P e a c e . D i s t r i c t No. I No- 4. Hemlnol* County, auhject to K i v e t o t h * d u l l e e uf I h e o f f i c e my very beat aervlca* Ha v i n g he l d t h i s o f f i c e f o r n e a r l y IV K W H I T E t wo y e a r s u n t i l the d i s t r i c t w a s Ihe will nf th s v-itara la the Demo­ m e r g e d I n t o t h * F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I cratic Prim ary of Ju n e 6. KOM C O U N T Y F t t n e K C U T l N O L A. T A T K . f eel J u s t i f i e d In a s k i n g t h e v o t e r s ATTOHI4BT f ur t h e i r s u p p o r t o n m y p r a v l o u * I ,h e r e b y auaounce ray caakldary record * s J u s t i c e o f t h e P e a c e and F o i l t:OX 9 T A S I .il First N ad Hank Bldj. I ul re-eiernuo ,to ,, .«.— re-eTectlon the o f f i c e o f itlaAne a y be at e n d e a v o r * f a g i v e T h e r e b y a n n o u n c e tnV c a n i i b l a c y for Sanford, Flo. sub­ a l l t h e p e o p l e a a q u a r e d e a l w i t h f . . r 111* o f f i c e o f c ni i Kt al dX. , D U I r l c t t ’ o u n l y P r t i a e e u l l n a A t t o r n e y j u s l l c e to a l l a n d a l r l c t a d h e r e n c e I, e l l h j e f t t o t h e wi l l o f I h e v o t e r * j e c t i n t h e wi l l n f t h e v o t e r * In lIn* firti»«rri»il«' f i r l t nnry o n J u i i p 6 on J u n e 6, In t h e l awn. JOHN *1. UJONAHDY.. « W, LOVKU­ K. K I N L A W . ? F I.ONII. jiiii | I n - 1|l|2 I It • t © nl in i o n a iir .n iP K I h e r # h y a n n o u n c * t n > * * l f aa c a n d i d a t e f u r B he r i f f o f Se i n l l i ub Cou nt y euhject lo tile action of tlie Democratic pri mary to he I* 1* Cm *1 ♦ ri.i»iiiii\ HI II. HIN lltllt- i-111 111« 11 Gi4lA-'M Hill ■•f A pi l l , A M l ‘*2© Mj i s t i l III I ’{lit IIGl' I S Oil Hit 'On of .lull*A 1 * m M r* t»f —Classified— lix 111* Hi*,till “ I t'iMUll) I ' " i n llllHKidltGl -t nl S*min*j |i « •11111> . t-'l**! Ida nil 4*r In l o i i in \ M I mil' 4, 151* © f n r l tn |ll ' *1 I Inc Jill- f M|141XVIn |>r 1"«144411IH i l l Nnlllfl Au* III infl"TXt I. i Imii .i i i liit.iil t m i t h In nlil Oi hiinln I { n .t *I I V i I x 11 tin Is*Ii ml l itii H11' *"t11 Sn ll I ll m| »)vi**F I In diii 4) i SGf i l nt l .11 T - I S I: I I! i.. 4 ii tiii$;•* 4’i'tililv |.|||#» 'I II* x* *tt U •*• *h h 'I)-! nf 4*1Mill III©. 4." I aI a! 111L, it till G«l U*«( I 111’ ( III 11 *«f 1*1 i*ly* \ Hi m mm i i I ( If !r«1 gI igi 'U m.i'l** |'.4 Y.41•III I m \* II Itii 1IM1HKB cl i - r k «if til* 1”*•»ii 1, in ■1*- t 11'•’t 4*1(111.1113 viiHi i d .. . Im < Iy *»f 1lift RIt l'4't RNf III ........ . 1*% lliv 1.. 1i f 11i Ill'll 1 1. 1. 1. . 11111 Illbll'i 1 hi Ii 4 Ii c f a IlMlIll u n t i l Ihi' 11..| Iv 1*• * ••111i «i l . t ! Tit* r » u ll f t - 11 V4 * 1Ilf i liili* l<» !•-••• • .4i<• >>1 .1ill I#i*l - Ml .14 •• jit mix 1.1.1 . (M»» 1ll •*i. ..r X4 Mi'll III lllvll J MtU . 111• 1)1 11 III f'. It. lilt Im "! Illt • 1 • - • t.r Hi . * 4.11iii 1 v i: iuvi iii. vss Hill v 4 H »»P m i •©(•,. McLander Arcade v\ i i . t . i \.vm, ••i v : i- i -:n m m i i i i u FluLfiln. IIO \ ll < l I V C I M H l i l l t N I wisti tn antiouni* Dial I am S i .m a n asso cia tio n o i I 4»t |IMI i-ar.dldu I n for I ' ■elsef too I" th* til I 11j c*tiiniiliil t i aill o 'tie e of Tax t’o ltrd o r of X"W * ole r’ounly, aunjeel to Ih* action PH I \l \ *1 i n is, 4-1 ill* IN '|M*itl . m* r o i ( i : r i . i isi u i : o k m h i i t of tha voter* In th* f ’emocratte l-rltriary to he held In June. liA '.i: Y o u r a u n u o r l wi l l U* * | i p r * ( i « t « d J NO. O J I N K 1 N H itaw-r* (Y4*|i ' Xnt •« 'X*! 1 o«|h ■V (I.cgnl Nnticc.s) Chiropruclic SpcriuliHt HEMSTITCHING FOUND! At. effective euro for Singer Sewing Machine Shop tha. M.mutvb comlition of yourt. Mathinvs SoWf Kettled. Exchmn««L Uuruprarti’ —D r.jW . k. McllougKniV Easy ruvni'ent* raymenta all. 3l»8 Nutionul Batik Phone 80 North Park, Valdes Bid*. I’huitc 482-J. ---------^ a n M H B p E M M l > u n d t Uikim RaUcrien F OR GOOD eats UT i Kent's — L u n i-tf -R t r o m , - ! ( © ■ Exibe HE UINC-LIFE LUND-UFE BATTE THE BATTERY Huff-Mac Buttery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street. Awntnus ‘ -7-v'.*( Son Of First Man To Fly English ChannelPlans To Conquer Atlantic Ocean (Political Announcements) Proved Success When a "d ry " refuses to work) nt a bar, and ran get no other job, should he he entitled lu unemploy* mint dole? That is the question, that puzzled the officials of Ire­ land recently. A younth of 18 w a x receiving unemployment dole nnil was offered employment at a pub­ lic-house bar at wages commenc­ ing nt $7.50 a week and three meals a day. The youth said he was a teetotaller, and refused the offer, whereupon his unemploy- V ment dole was stopped on the grounds that he "iinreasnnahly re­ I would like to take o ff on tin t fused a job offered to him." The date, which would he the ninetieth Court of Referees refused his np* anniversary “ f that great event. plication for resumption of his. It might bring me good luck.** dole, hut when he put the case before an umpire under the Unemployment Insurance Act it w a * , ordered resumed without further Street. Dry Cleaning SA N ITA RY STEA M PRESSERT. Odorless Dry Cleaning. 114X8. 114 N. Park. PhoM I'alnta and Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAINTS , SEM IN OLE AWNING SHOP. Awnings, Window shuder. Tarpau­ Water Sjyar Vantishas and Ellamels. Velumina Flat Wall lins. Anything of Canvas. 30U East Paints. Persian clay jesso. plastlco 2nd. Street. Phot* 11. moulding clay and Plaques. San­ ford Paint & Wall Paper Co. O. U. Aulo Tops Stuart, Pronr. 112 W. P in t St. ' Furniture SPEN CER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Cushions and Scat Coverings, WE BUY' or trade In used furni­ .tilt} West 2nd. Street. ture. Wagner Furniture Co. 5 ■a l � 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 21, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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 21, 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/633024dfa1461bd7675d4f949798bc6c.pdf bb15ba1bf68589436c7eb36d6638772c PDF Text Text I :»r • Ft •- T***.., I * -'W ir ff Y01 rS’PTTM' u Fair tonight and Wednesday, »I< 'published in. Florida’s -Heart, I rh c World’s G reatest Vegetable Spot and R ichest G arden Land. cept possibly shower* la east por­ tion. tonight. AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER N U M B E R 'S -S-TN' i ’O I ll)" FmiTTlTXTOE S I)A Y 7 M A Y 2 2 . 1928 IGBLAME lOUSE LABORS 'ON DAM BILL Dam Still Holds Despite Erosions SALT LAKE CITY. Utnh. May 22.— (IN S )—The Pleasant Valley dam above Caallouatc, which threatened to break yestcn lay flooding vast areas was still holding today, according to reports here and confidence was expressed th n t disaster will be averted. A force of five hun­ dred men worked throughout the night plugging the leaks nnd bolstering the dam with sand hags, cement and earth with the result that the eroding effect of the accumulated m a­ terial w as checked. Today w ork­ men were trying to lower the reservoir level to the safety point by cutting away the top of the dam nnd perm itting the surplus w ater to flow out grad ­ ually. ‘ SEN ATE PUTS NEW TAX BILL IN CONFERENCE! Grand Jury Begins ASPIRANTS FOR Work OFFICE SPEAK IN FOREST CITY Mail Pilot Dies In Crash Of Airplane RICHMOND, "May 28. (IN S) —P it Morriscy, a ir m ail pilot operating between here and New York, was killed early to ­ day when his piano w ent Into n noso dive and crashed near the city airport. He had ju st taken off for New York and was believed to hnvo 'lo st hia bearings in a fog. He was b u r­ ied under the wreckage. Tho body wns mangled. M orriscy was n World W ar flier ard Inter Instructor a t Kelly Field, Texas. He was about 33 years of ago nnd lived a t Aurora, III. He is survived by his wife and three children at Aurora. OHIO CAMPAIGN PLACED DNDI SENATE PROBE ■ The spring term of the circuit m nttrrs that nre to Ins brought to . ■ . . . .. .. i... nltrirlinv court for Seminole County con its attention by Stnto'a attorney Smith. veiled this morning a t the court No light was shed today on Frnnk Evnns Enlivens Meet A dm lnislrallonLcndprsU cvivt' house with Judge Wnllacc, W. ing W ith Slnlem erits InKcwhat is to he investigated by the [Heeds President’s Re­ " Hopes O fA djournm entN exl W right presiding and Millard H. grand Jury although it was said futntion Of Charges About s ta te ’s attorney, in a tte n d ­ Commendation And S atu rd ay N ight W henTrek Smith, that no grJnC am ount of business Road C onstruction I’olicies ance. Will Begin ForCon vent ions Takes Up Measure Following the opening of court, Confronts it. One of tho chief a grand jury was impanelled. criminal eases slated for tria l is Kilbec,Threatens To Of Swing-Johnson These composing, the grand Jury the Hogg case involving a former Boulder Dam Bill C. 1’. Henderson, J . 11. llin t- chief of police of Altam onte on Clog Dance For Crowd Faces Filibuster nre: erm ister, Fi t I 1*. B allard, K. a charge of m urder. Following retirem ent of the Brady Snys lIo “ DrawsCrowd” M. Mitchell, W. F. Lewis, A. K. grand jury, Judge W right set the Tax Reduction M ensuresAsIt Adams. A. A. Moran, L. P. Me For S h eriff C andidates As Passed Two HousesCarries Culler, H. f . Whelchcl, A. 1L docket for civil cases. A special W alker Sees Self A sW inner venire for hearing theso cases No Aid For Normal Income Flynt, M. M. Ism l, J. D. Davi­ were .sumnVoned for tomorrow­ son. T. W. Baxter. E. B. Randall L e g is la tio n Has Long Enlivened by the presence of a Jr.. Paul P. Pezohl, H. B. C ren­ morning at 9:110 ©.'clock. Those multitude of mosquitoes, who WASHINGTON, May 22. (IN S) Been Delayed BySocomposing tho speclnt venire are: shaw, L. A. Kcnnud nnd John piled th eir trade fast ami furious­ __The new tax reduction bill, M. 1). Pnlstorr. W. T. Dunn, W. A. Meiseh Jr. Called ‘PowerTrust ly much to the discomfort of W A S H IN G T O N , M a y 2 2 . - - . which the Ser.ntc l.cld within the L. P. McCuilcr was chosen Routh, II. J . Krcinhilrg, Allen everyone, the seventh of a series ( I N S ) —O bion presidential Jlouil'-T V T V n Popo. J . D. AhTreasury lindt of $204,000,000 foreman nnd II. C. Whclchol clerk WASHINGTON. May*22.— of county political meetings was N orthern W ar I ^ r d ' Proposes| cam paign came under tho vahams. A. II. Bates, E. ’M. a fte r the House authorized a of the 'fcrnnd juhy. A fter bq&ig- Hunt, Carol Howl, E . A. Brother- held Inst night in the Eosgnte I (jN S )— H e e d in g th ir* r e c o m ­ Fr To W ithdraw Troops From I Senate’s presidential fund sworn in, tho jury heard the packing hqusc a t F orest City. As $289,000.000’slash, was' pent to con­ m endation o f P r e s i d e n t C oolMukden If Jnpnnese com m ittee’s sp o tlight today. court’s charge as to its duties sup, C. D.’F orrester, E. W. Limit* one speaker described it, "the can­ 13590952 ference today while adm inistration and rcsponsloilitics and then re ­ qili'st, R. J. Vaughan nnd G P. Hold N ationalists In Check Cnrmi Thompson, m anat k ta c a n d f e a r f u l of' « ,u ' w didates chewed the rag and tho ' leaders revived hopes of adjourn­ tired to consider a num ber of Mills. flmHl d i s a s t e r b e in g la id to i t s , n vn nd no vn , 'MiTT-*'* th o^ late S enator Secretary Willis mosquitoes chewed the skin." Lo May 22 . —MNS)— (in s ) of ing Congrma .m a t S aturday' night. door, t h e H o u s e t o d a y Look u p The onFj^-Tippli*- on an otherwise Chang Tso-Lin, the northern | C o m m e rc e H o o v e r, . t e s t i f i e d Lionel Atwill Is Successful The IlmittU T P niW^ Hill.' likely to calm sen occurred when Frank Chinese w ar lord, has unofficially 841,216 w a s expended on bellhc S w in g - J o h n s o n B ill f o r In Suit A gainst Ilis WifeOn pass the House in a day or two, Evans, member of the board of fthe b u ild in g o f B o u ld e r C a u Grounds Of D esertion As hut facing h despeinte filibuster county commissioners and a can* npproaehed the Japanese G o v ern - I h alf of Willis. o n t h e C o lo ra d o SheT oursFranceW ilh Friend I yon D a m didate to succeed himself, took intim ated he would W| thdrnW h ' S O W o ^ G v o rite a o n ^ a n d ld T u fo r in the Senate, and r final settle­ occasion to brand ns false state­ mcnt with a proposal In which he th<j Democratic presidential nomii River. , , . NEW YORK, May 22.— (IN S )— ment of the differences be­ With the threat ol filibustering ments, which he declared had been tronps to Mukden, tho capital of nation, declared he apent but $100 Lionel Atwill, noted actor, today tween the two branches, alono made with “ malice toward me." Manchuria if the Japanese would which was used in Cleveland w here luetic* m et by the fjrn» « c( leaders to bring the bill to # was granted a divorce from his stood between Congress and ad­ Tho county commissioner with . I veU nil indications pointed to its wife, Elsie Maekay ‘Atwill, by journment at the end c.f the week. some feeling declared th at there hold hack his N ationalist foes in “ iaC° ^ ,t>lcdBeVcl° ped ° TCr ° M ° \ -usage within three days. ’ * Court Justice Sela B. Check l !p Of linspilnls Show the drive toward IN'k'ng. an ex“x h ' ^ J f pn , aid 0nly $14,117.63 "lias arisen an erronious concep­ Failing to get Congress homeward Case Of Woman W holindllus^Originating in the plea o real- Supreme Thai 2.r»ft Are Being T reated tion of the distribution of public change telegraph dispatch from WBB Bpcnt bcfor# W illis' death and liantl A rrested For W ishing Pound by May 20 . adm inistration At Ail) charged Ids wife | ,1,'ntu of the Im perial \ alley of Strong. • For Phosgene PolsonlngAf- improvements" by the county Tnklo stated today. More Children Is A ttra c t­ th a t hia organization atopped th e ,'olifornia for protection from « had deserted him for another actor leaders will set Mnv 29 ««s the ler ACatastroplieOnM onday hoard. I ing Consideraltie A ttention T h0 Japanese Government re- fig h t a fte r th at. The expenditures Hood which is declared to he me- she met while playing in a New date for ending tne present ses­ The speaker declared it had been » #-u • made later, he explained, wore fo r Hamburg, M ay. 22.— (IN S) — charged thnt lie built a road fuse, t.» accept Chung a P ™ p o » » l bl,u made vCahle, the legislation has long Wlllla died aiul BRIDGEPORT. Com ., May 22. sion. York production. ton delayed by fight <«f the sonew tax reduction hill, ns —(IN S )—" It was the m istake of At least 250 victims of the phos­ through Lake Mary l«» suit his the dispatch added. The Japanese, | ^ trBVeU|lg cxpcn8cs. The Mrs. Atwill did not defend the I filled “power tru s t" to prevent gene gas w hich terorized this city own wishes, and in reply asserted it is reported, fenr th n t a disor"Outsido of traveling expenaea, it passed both House and Senate, the generation of electricity a t th- suit, and now is believed to he in carried to reduction in the »"im:d mv life wln-n I m arried him. I yesterday were in various hosplt that he hud in his possession a gunized re tre a t of the northern I can say th a t no contract w as d m’t tLink it'.-, rigid to go on ills here today, a cheek up revealed. petition hearing more than a linn- armies in Manchuria m ight re­ made to spend money a fte r Sena­ Europe. The couple was married income taxes hut granted heavy dam. ln mi effort to relieve the feder- in Chicago on February 7. 1920 ii-li.-f to corporations. The genet bringing children into the world It is feared that many of these d u d names, requesting that the sult in a repitition of tho Tsinan tor W illis' death,” said Thompson. »! gllMTIimC lit f the east of flood uj public was benefitted by in when they won't he properly cared may die ami swell the death toll of mud In- constructed. Mr. Evans incident. "Some contracts, entered into and There are many Japanese in enrried out before his death, w ere nutrition, sponsors of the hill and when not on the road lived at creased exemptions on amuseiio-n 1 tor. And I love children - don't eleven. said allegations had been spread .voiced the Hellenic of budding n Douglas Manor. N. Y. Mr. and taxes, lightening of the eluh due- m isunderstand!" , . The Vorwncrts, a socinli*t paper, to the effect thnt he had built M anchuria nnd Jnpan is determin* paid for afterw ards." These asset lions were made to ­ f.Mi f....t dam <m the r i v e r between ■Mrs. Atwill played in “ L rcp in tax and repeal of the automobile er to see thnt none of Its citizens’ | Thompson said the Willis organtlwlily charged that the poison gas other roads without regard to the Nevada and Arizona, generating tin- Woods" in 1925. Max Monte- tax. An effort to atta. li farm re day by Mrs; Ethel Cromwell. Ilf*, was indirectly owned by the Reich wishes of his conslituti-ntx, and in ore endangered. It is reported thnt tzatlon received $16,300 before • m o ilin ' ol thilleen cbildren who ,l«.:ii<ity. and selling w ater both all available Japanese troops in | Willis' death while $26,110 was r o y sole, a protege of At will’s who lii-f tm d ta riff legislation Imlias ciiosed the arrest ot her bus sw elir an ill hat it form erly had nnswerto the charge thnt no road Manchuria uro being concentrat­ eolved and $27,099.25 iirtn t a f ta f purposes and t..r m u t a t i o n lull as “ riders" vvele rejected by been owned by extrem e radicals could he built without tho sanc­ was named correspondent, als" localise she the S e n a te . Proposals to ineieas- blind, Ivlwnril, llullli.l'C IIM* in S o u t h 'I'll I ' a l l f o r ed at Murkdcn. hia d tath . Thompson filed a lUfc played in the show. w aiits'llbflnuo bullies ol least not who intended it for the use of the tion of the whole hoard and that If fighting between the N atloa of contributors, the ta riff on farm pioduels, re, Beman Ueman G. Daw« i, Sovirt armies. no county commissioner is perm it­ I Ins scheme would make possi- * Atwill testified he and dctce- establish a $.’»00.00«.0ii» farm d- while her team ster husband brings N ortherners apread brother of the Vice President, The Reiehswchr immediately ted to rprend more than $50 w ith­ nlists and raided a New York Apart* hi,, the repaym ent of the $125,090,- liv e s northward to Mr »churji, Jap an ese KBVe 17,500 while Thompeon I.L-lilure -fund for allowing fat m e n home from $18 to $:i(» IV week, de­ (ssuisl a fl-»t ilenusL that it was in UJll eost of the project to the fed- mcnt m 1925. amt found Ins wife to im port articles free of duty, atm pending oil how long and l i ' ' ^ any way conneeted witli the owner­ out firs*. Obtaining app-m al of troops are ready to tako strenuous j d(goo. J. W. Hopkins and T. Yf. the other members and Montesole there. His wife he to refund transportation costs en regularly lie works. t ,il government within 20 prevent looting, pobinson. of Chicago, each gav* The m eeting was attended by measures to said, had taken part of the furni­ exported farm produets all w ei" The ease has attracted i-otg-uh-r- ship of the deadly gas. Similarly, rhi i s of the m easure rlaimed. Troop# will he dispatched to $5 ,000. So did Michael Gallagher, the Communist Red Flag, an ex­ nearly 200 persons. L. HeBout addition to the in terest of ture front their Douglas Manor defeated. ii ble attention and discussion, strategic points at the firs t out* o t Cleveland. L. M. WBIia, a bro, treme radical paper, denied ever presided in the absence of R. Jt ’romwell wa> arrested a fte r his 'president Coolidge who recently home t<» the apartm ent. hurst. ther of the Senator, gave $1,000. At the last minute, the helm When they raitlcil the apartm ent, struck out the reduced graduated wife appealed to the authorities having had any knowledge of the Holly, secretary of the enmity De­ <ln<lr,l Congress for failure to eon-, Meanwhile, reports from Peking Thompson revealed he mado existence of the gas or any |n*»mocratic executive committee. testified, tlu-y .found that M(|er the hill, the legislation had Atwill tax applying on small . ei porat i*»n ■ to ink' .b arg e ,,f lo-r husband who tsilile use it might be put t". em anating from Chang Tso-Lin’s L,„me personal conUymtons to Candidates Tor constable were the ' had 11, um|ualifie<l endorsement of Mrs. Atwill ami Monitrholc headquarters indirnto th n t the | county committees. 4L 'L U ltto said hut d took the vote of Vice Presi­ is a,, advo.-ule of still larger Following ye-l.-rday’s catas­ N r '. i i y of fom m eive ll'-rhert M.v, ii ste a m e r trunks p.o k. d and dent Dawes to do it Ibis scab war famili. lie is in jail in default tro p h e cam.* tbi- revelation that the first speakers, E. Kinlaw, Leslie southern drive upon Peking has he gave "about $10,0^07^ Thomp­ Bryan, It. (’. Wilcox and L. A. and S ecretary of the In I he next day th«- ■"iiple went l» one adopted by the Senate toil lu i. of bail pending h ealing Thursday. announced son explained th at he accepted Putin* crew h htc am iT f i i n \ mif T ate making brief talks for this been checked. Chang tm. i Hubert Work. . Boston, w here they hoarded a night, a fte r a parliam entary laugh* The polar- at first were at a loss th at his troops had recaptured these "larg e contributions" only the same gas from Hamburg l< > office. (). P. Herndon and J. N. Tin. only stum bling blocks m. boat for Europe. was solved. The Senate voted l - us to what charge to press against Tlngchow nnd had repulsed a because "contributions fell off af- , tin path of the m easure appeared In her application for tem porary to .’h’) to elim inate it anil Hawes Imn but linally resorted to that Leiungiad in 192-1 bad been killed C haffer were the only candidates nationalist attack upon Hoekicn. ter Senator Willis’ death.” when the poisonous Substance e s­ for justice of pence who spoke. tu 1„. the opposition of | »»wcr m- alimony, Mrs. Atwill said her east the dividing vote against the of "tccliinral hrcadi of peace.' "Wo have called you because Although the United States while Judge W. K. White and John Un-sts to a governm ent dam on husband earned $50.0011 a year, proposal which the House had you are known as a candidate for Mrs. Crunivvell does not speak caped. This trngedy iicrnrrcd does not wish to interfere in any the Baltie 1,1-onardy addressed tho audience tho presidency,” said Senator tht ( olorudo, where power sites hut he asserted he only made $25,­ adopted. hnrsly >>f her huslnind. "Edward the ship was crossing way with Chinese affairs, both in behalf of th eir candidacies for •Chinese factions have been noti- Steiwer (R ) of Oregon. “You^Com... already being eagerly sough1. 000 a year. The principal provision? of tin- seldom spends money for lirink,"- Sea, it was learned. A leak in a tunk containing the office of county prosecuting m l the ic tltafd -Uili—a&—It—Uiia^Cll. alia xaitl. ua, thuugh »Ulk M»K 1111 ' J l phrergrnr.- ttn-— drndly— MftCMun*! liment me," eald Pomerene, who -uHhi>ni.y. "Judge W hite ward— his fiad -by ■Jo h n Van .A. with six other stutes m u iMTipnit Senate follows: Automohil.’ taxes. f(irt (() fai|. him. "But he has ' will will be held enled ho wax an active candidate th at American troops <>p lor the project. ' . -cpealod by House: repeailed hv nut tho rig h t sense of economic re gas used ill tile war, (read an enor­ position as municipal judge would in readiness to protect American for president. ¥ ■ The erection of Boulder Dam m "I a t no tlmo announced my can­ Senate: Settled. C o rp o r a tio n tax. hit ions in the raising of n *>ig mous quantity "f the substance. he resigned if he is elected. Mr. citizens, if nny should be endanger the Colorado River will he another didacy,” Pomerene added. “ Somo reduced to 11 1-2 per cent by family. He insists on more child­ Tin gas filtered from the tunk and Leonardy told the uudicncu thut cd by the expected hostilities. milestone In American progress of my friends canvassed the states House; reduced to 12 1-2 per cent ren, snying the Lord will provide hung like a pall over the harbor liis service of a year und five months in this office especially »nd achievement, comparable to and later on the State Democratic by Senate: in conference. C orpora­ for them in some way, yet year section of this city. Resident's were pnnif-strieken fitted him f»r the place. R eferring th. Suez Canal and the (latum Central Committee passed a resol­ tion exemptions: increased ft on* ufter year they struggle along with lima in the Panam a Canal, Senaution. requesting me to perm it the MATHER. IV . May 22 . (IN S) $2,000 to $3,000 by House: same me in poverty. 1 don’t think it s Many were overcome and fell in to the fact thnt his opponent al­ the streets. A try of "poison gas" ready has one public office and lur Hiram Johnson <II) of Caluse of my name. I was slow to con­ -Convinced that no life remains by Scnute: settled. rig h t.” ifoiniu told the Somite today in a today among the victims of the sent but I finally did, w ith th e un­ Small corporations: gtladualid She sat in a clean, albeit I " " 1* was heard everywhere. Firemen that Judge W hite’s father is a t ­ final drive to secure the cnaetim-n M ather Colliery explosion a t'" »> scale of reduced taxes, starting ui ished room as she talked. I he were at u loss ns to how to emnhat torney for the county commission­ derstanding th ere would bo no «,f tin* SwinR-Johnnon Houhlcr the mine, rescue crews began the 5 per cent and going to 9 l" ‘ the deadly fumes. 'I he ordinary er*, Mr. Leonur-'y expressed Un­ contest.” room combined a kitchen and sd l»am Bill at this season of Con­ task of locating and removing the tea*, adopted Chetloy W. Ju m ey of Texas, sec­ ALBANY, N. Y., May 22.— for corporations ling room for the family. She and gnu-musks used by the fire-fight­ belief thut "two public offices arc gress. bodies of the last of the P-'7 vic- having incomes under $15,000 by one of her children, Eleanor. 12, ers were found to he no -pratcc- enough for one fain!.y." (1,%-S)—Collapsing from tho strain retary to Senator Copeland (D ) It was Johnson’s purpose to keep Senator J. J. Pariah of T itus­ which sho bus been under for tho of New York, teetlfled he spent ilouse: rejected by Senate: in con­ were folding lengths of light blue tioa ngninsl phosgene. W ar-lime tim«. i *i r the hill constantly before the Sen$2,077.16 in behalf of Governor At gas musks were sent for from Her ville, seeking re election for «* One man, Frank Krubies, t iles. She ex pained ference. clastie into tilt* until finally dinpobccl *»fi no was found alive in the depths of second term , pointed to his record last month, Florence E. S. Knapp, Smith. Uo spent $1,280 during a Income tuxes: existing rates r tin. _ _ "home work’ that ! mid. During the course of on ut- tho mine today—miraculously sav­ tam ed by House: same approved I that it wus Toward evening n driving ruin of 111 years In the legislature as form er secretary of state, today ten week's visit to Dallas la s t ta.k on the motives of the oppos­ ed from death when gas fumes and by Senate: settled. Surtaxes: ex­ they got fifty cents per gr«. s f"' came up which disseminated the u bnsis for his appeal for further was ordered to bed by physicians Fall. He also had printed and dis­ labor. . und a recess wr.s taken in her sec­ tributed lite ratu re favdrable to ition to the hill. fire swept by his niche in the coal isting rates retained by House: a their " I ’ve been m arried to h.lwaru greater jiortiou "f the escaped service. He said that in his first Johnson declured ncimcof lltc da­ and rock. Fourteen others escaped $25,000,000 reduction on bracket* ond trial until tomorrow. Mrs Sm ith. Ju rn ey said Copeland con­ gas. Many of those in the hospit­ (Continued on page 4) ta used by Scnutor Smoot (It) of shortly a fte r the explosion Sutui- above $20 ,000, adopted by Senate, alm ost ten years." she conlinmd- als may succumb to phosgene Knapp is on tria*. oeforc Supreme tributed $500 to hia expenses while I tali in his two day speech attac k ­ day, hut one was so had y hurt in conference. Prize fight ticket “ I’ve home him thirteen ebildioii. uoiaoning, it is feared. C ourt Justice Callaghan on 1 the re st came from his own pocket. (Coiitinueit on |*ago 4) ing the project "had its source thut he died yesterday. Officials tax: tux of 25 per cent placed on charge of stealing census money. i lose to the busy q u arters of the feel certain these are the only prize fight tickets costing $-> «»• Announcement th u t Mrs. Knapp fixed great power interest, which recent survivors. tux more, by House; same , revelations-have s h t vn have been The slow, gruesome tusk or dig­ by Senate: settled. was too ill to come to court was enthusiastically Becking to cncotn- ging out the bodies buried within made by her atto rn ey P. C. Dugan i-a-s tho defeat of this legislation. the mine has begun. It will take as soon u* court was convened to"Fear not," Johnson said, at^ th days—maybe a week or more—be­ BERLIN. May 2 2 . - O N S ) - duy. “ I understand Mrs. K n a p p » • 'inclusion of his speech, “ this fore they are all recovered. i.J Em hittercd by their route in the illness is only tem porary and aho With 40 c a se s-on docket und and Johnnie- Sheffield each pajd VIENNA, May 22.— (IN S )— •lam ran be built mid under th* bodies hud 1 election, leaders of tho N“ - may he able to come to court to ­ been removed to ­ genera $10 fines for gambling while the M a i am ount of fines pin*’*'* today begun making morrow," Justice C allaghan said. Mine. M aria Jaritxa, A ustrian op­ providence of Clod, will be built. It d a y - 5 8 identified, ami 11 burned tiunuliatii at $588, Municipal Court yester­ Jujncs Norwood was relieved of preparations to wage w ar ugoinsl era alnger and beauty, has qu it will he another milestone in pro­ and mangled bccond recognition. day enjoyed its largest session in $7 on the same charge. Jessie the socialists when the new cabi­ Paulia A. Smith, of Bedford, Maas, the Vienna state opera and will gress und achievem ent, anutber Rescue crews, who checked a fire sister of Mrs. Knapp, announce! wholesale Collins, Willie Bee, Levi Jenkins. net and the new Reichstag comes tribute to American ability, skill which swept through butt LONDON, May 22.—(IN S )— many months. Two however, th a t tho form er secretary never sing her* again, she a n ­ raids conducted by tho police over nounced today. Tho troublo arose end courage.” found Kruhiek deep in the room, Hi* many friend* her* Into power rtext monthWillie Glennon and (His .Swain o f state had collapsed. over a French decoration. Count W esturp and his fellow seated on a rail. Gas was seeping mourned tho death of Alan Date, tho w e ek en d were responsible paid $3 each. "My sister lias coHapsed, aatd When th e in tim atio n ' came atic critic of the New York for the extensive court calendar. Joo Davis, charged with possess­ leaders of th* radical faction <,l Mis# Sihlth as tears cam e to her Mrs. Owen To Speak in and ho would have been over­ dram The raids netted 'a total of 25 c-ulfrom P aris th a t th e-F re n ch Gov­ American and Universal Service, the N ationalists predicted th a t the eycs.&HI do not wonder consider­ ion of liquor, was fined $200, us to* decorate On Friday In Oviedo come soon. wlu. wus fatally stricken last p rits ,' 14 being arrested in one wus Daisy Siplin; Judge \Shile next cabinet will not lust long nnd ing the strain ahe has been un­ ernm ent intended iiift{)£!W a train between Plym ­ und 12 in another. In addition fined L aura Kelly $100 for having th at the new Reichstag will en­ der for the last month.” Mr»- Mme. Jeritza and several other Kay Keech Is Sued there were three cases in the outh and Birmingham. Ruth B ryan Owen, candidate foa Knapp wak taken suddenly ill singers, th e Prim e Donna expectliquor hut suspwjded sentence counter continued obstacles, possession of liquor. For Promise Breach Dale who was on hi* way to \yiiili- 1^0 communists gaiqt’d when -ohe-retw aad to hnr hotel ■ad-te r ece ive the Insignia of t h a ' tuiHucss, will speak F riday afteri-n i-.lM.via:ir. . Steve, b tu tb Ai ‘a ' ,w]Mll of one pidi#^ raliti visit hTTbt Fftipi m'F in Birm inghawscats in the Reichstag, th ere 1* room shortly a fte r nine o’clock Legion o f Honor. When she got »«*'n at 9 .60 ‘P*clPrifTrt-*he euknel tho following were n abbed for ics nnd I). Cavouris were dismissed little likelihood of any communist was sixty-Bevcn year* old. Ho auditorium in Oviedo, according ATLANTIC CITY. N. J - , May lust night from the court room. only a m inor decoration known on charges of selling groceries being taken into the government. Sho had uttended a ten hour ses­ as "O fficer of Public Instruction” -Jp to an announcem ent today by 2 2 (IN S )—C harging Bay Keech, sailed from New York ten days disorderly conduct: Arron Adams, on Sunday. II. M cPherson, Alexander Benja­ those who have the jneeting in of Pleaaantvllle. N. J-, who recent­ ugo to make his unnuul review of Mae H erring cstreatu'l « *1° Predictions uro being made thut sion of court at which tho Jury sho immodiately blamed the directmin, R obert Moore, Eva Manning, —• ^ V , . . iharge. ly set a new wiirld’s S/.-ed recodd for the European stag e for readers of bond for speeding while the case tho “ grand coalition*' will conaiai thut will decide her fot0 was chos­ or of tho open* company and rosignod. Mrs. Owen will b« introduced by automobiles at O -ytona Beach. the H carst papers, with which he Lillie Belle Rivers, Ruby Smith, of A rthur Randolph for a sim ilar of Socialists, Democrats, Catholic en. " I am n o t conceited,” Mme. Mr*. J. W. M artin, president of the Fla., told her he was single when hud been associated alm ost con* LeRoy Dixon, Clarence Profit, offense wus continued, W. L. center p arty * Bavarian peoples^ Annie Johnson, Lucille Charleston, FLYERS ARRIVE Je ritsa told International New* party and the .G erm un peoples Oviedo Woman's Club. The candi­ In reality he is married. Isabella tinuously for 33 years. Little wa* fined $10 fo r being Service. “ B ut 1 could not accept A brilliant w riter, Dale wax rae Willie W illiams, Robert U w to n drunk and Rullie M artin, churged party. Foreign Secretary Strcacdate, who haa been conducting an Olivcllo had a $150,000 breach of MONTREAL, QUE-, May 22— tho French decoration because in New und Mary June Faust. The lust with ussuult, had his caso contin­ man is one o f tlufMeaders of tho aggressive .cam paign, will outline pomise suit on file *n circuit oldest dram atic critic four were dismissed by Judge (IN S )—The T rans-A tlantic Trio, the King o f Denmark recently boGerman Peoples' party. York in point of continuous sCr* her platform' in an address th a t is court here toady. W. E. Whito while P rofit and ued. Jam es Weatherspoon, up for Leaders of the victorious social­ Baron Von Hucnfcld, M ajor Fitx- stowed personally upon me a vice. He «Uo wrote book*, pluy*. expected to a ttra c t a U rge crowd. disorderly conduct, wus dismissed. She saya she met Keech four A large number of Sanford citizens years ago and became infatuated and many m agazine articles. Af Johnson paid $15 fines, Dixon a c a p ta in Koehl. gold medal for a r t and acience. Violation of the. through street ists p arty declared they would maurice and fine of $10 and tbo others were are expected- to hear Mr*. Owen. with him; lie agreed to m arry her ter working aa a new»*papcr corordinanco nejtcd five offenders. work for European peace and h a r­ arrived here a t 10 A. M. and were I could not accept a lower decor­ ation afterward*. 1 shall never mony. Prem ier Braun, of Prussia, respodent in London and Paris, asscHSod $7 each. A nother foray on a gambling The cases of Joo Hauser and It, waa being hailed throughout G er­ greeted a t the station by Mayor sing here again.” Mme. Jeritza she says, and further • ••«•■ ” Dale came to New York and was MONTREAL GETS MEET Lockhart were continued, W. C. Iloude, L. Kempf, Germa-v Consul ATLANTA, May 2 2 .—(IN S )— is the father of her child, born connected w ith the is a soprano *n the M etropolitan m an y -to d ay as the m oat logical Times and bouse netted 11 a rrests Including * Ittv a a a tm b ly ’ d f fhfe "Southern June 25 1925. Keech denies th* Tribune and tha Evening World Eddie Jones, the operator, who Hutchinson was dismissed and K. man. to succeed Dr. W llhcltn Marx General for Canada and other Opera Company, of Now York, Bales and Mra. W. S. Thornton distinguished citizens, ___ __ dan Church will b* held ch.rgM .nd I. ende, »#»» •«•» before joining the H earst organi­ paid a fine of $15. Geprgc Ruf­ as .chancellor, ___ ____' _ ___ «*1. N. C. i t was an- for his appearance at tho October fin, P irrco Cooper, Alico • Brown estreated $3 bonds, zation in 1895, _ today. The N orth Caro- ■* term of circuit court. • vron oyer Orlando, Fla- [Filibuster Scare Met By Leaders Late George Willis* Manager Testifies $40,000 Was Spent Upon HisCandidate Pomerene States He Used But $100 CHINESE GENERAL Carmi ThompsonSays SEEKS DEAL W m l S L « w iw d 3 JAP GOVERNMENT....... FAMOUS ACTOR IS GIVEN DIVORCE IN DUTIFUL MOTHER MANY VICTIMS OF ASKS REDRESS IN GAS IN HAMBURG APPEAL TO COURT MAY DIE, IS FEAR S Rescue Crews Push Task Of Removing Bodies Of Victims Mrs.DorothyKnapp Succumbs ToHeavy Strain Of Her Trial Police Court Has Busiest Session In Dramatic Critic Of Many Months With 40 Cases On Docket GothamNewspaper Has Fatal Attack Nationalist Par t y In GermanyBegins War On Socialists Maria Jeritza Will NeverSingAgainln Vienna Slate Opera K rz r. rJE1 J �■ ------ y . ’, . K —■ ■ ■W ■ . • tr< \ 4» %V Mandell Collide Tonight Weather Favors Bis: Event n Chicago Cubs Will R€l““AMERICAN LEAGUE And McLamin Take To Road After St. Louis. 3; New York 3. Chicago 1; Detroit 2. • Providing Big Winning Streak Cleveland 1; W ashington 3. £ ’ • pyi \ fl£ NEW YORK, May 18.— (INK) — W eather perm ltth/tr, Sammy Man­ dell the m nster boxer, will collide w ith Jim m y M cLam in,-the deadly h itte r, in nVchrtIul.il fifteen round b attle nt the Polo Grounda ton'^ht fo r the liyhtweight chnmpionahip of the world. The fitrlit was to have been ntaRed last night but Trx Rickard, the promoter, did not want to gnnible on dubious* look­ ing w eather and poatp.<nrd !t. Rickard expects no less than dO,000 people to cram the ball park bringing to the box office coffers some $300,000. On paper the fracas looms ns the most sensation il lightweight display th at has graced the lightw c’gh t ivalia since the days of Penny Leonard. It is w hat the boys in the fight gam? call a '‘natural.” This m orning the odds were 7 to 6 th at champion Mandril would rc ta n bis title agnin.-t bis danger­ — — oub, hard-hitting challenger. There is so much McClamin money in evidence that by ring t me the bet­ ting is likely to be at even money, take your pick. There ling been mere win le.tomo wagering on this battle than on any other im portant ring encounter of recent years. Some estim ates art the half a mil-, linn already have been laid on the line. Until principals seem to be abl­ et rely confident of vict* ry. They have been pronounced physirnlly fit by the state boxing eumnr'ssion’s examining d"« tor. They have officially weighed. in, Mnnilell scaling at 135 arid M el.nni'ti ' at 131-1-2. — “ I’m sure 1 will win" Mandell tobl International News Service. I’ll box him always watching for an opening. If 1 see any i ’ll shoo! for n knockout. If he lasts the route Pm tvnfidenl I’ll bo given th(. tleciiinn.” Iro like you lead a bitching post but, anyhow, lie looked for a gate t-f more Ilian a tpiartei of a mil­ lion .dollars ami seems to be fin IIlitr very little, except difficulty. it The* opt of tow n, trade simply has refused to linger until sot It lime a-, the flood goes back l . Mnndcll Remains Favorite fn iihnstt-wn. Externally, the form i-huit or. R attle W ith McLamin At PoloGrmindstC'hiimpinnMav the- muli'li rt main.-, as was, ManIlavolVoublcMnking Wet glil d o l l y i n g peggetl as tin: fastei h itte r and boxer r.iml Mclsirnin lb.- hauler hitter ami fighter Ry Davis J. Walsh However, the uncertainty as (• International News St-nice in- 1 whieh man, if either, is t • Sports Editor NEW YORK. May 21.—Mr. keep Id:, form over the period of off-rind n ■{ iaaetioti bus altered tile aecepteil P Finnegan’s favorite Inet* t> some extent, Tli-v now "* motto will have (o go far foi mo- in fiii t, cii unlike Sbipvrei » trip to th(> job printer's foi fourth edition, if Sammy Mandell. Kill- ami tlokagcrs thin, i.e. champion, mill .limine McLarni-i op in the an. challenge^ V:«in ore unable I meet for the light wi-i/ht cl-aiiipipn STANDING ’ ship of the world sit the | *.,!• Grountls tonight. Tl rue ofiiiMiH ii N \ I IM S \ l . I . E M . l E tlvv postponeiimnts of 'Jie 1,‘. i >(111.! ' I’l t> i ami - Inlh .pet lssue have curried the m att i fnou e the dram a'ii to t !i ■ m-i I’.imi Ginntlinm, I'lli bii'gb and, if the \.noilier ib-j-st.T ul-nii , " l"; * .III. don' its buffi -tilery by lonigbl. 1 1,.- ' • IL-.j;L'‘ii, < iiiiinniiti folks will I-I ;*i•» to I irp v. i". i.. ., had to bring tins bii. ine - up ;:,M, the first Place. l(!l. NVu y, • F air and w arm er w eather «i< ;’n i r.’ the Vienihi-i Imrea'iV f-- •••*•*, t i I’ •• t ; - -. Si I tOili/lit. ’| h i f-llt i-.of. t-|,iii,ll-l\ I i •i > 'i (-..I I ai . fng prnlicuti'il on tl n "in ii n even a weal Inn pi -.pln l . ai t I. ■ (I, Ni • \ -.-I, i . \ Ml i n t \ \ I E M.I K wrong all th:- luce. PI.. , .t.| li,l. The eoiilnun I p < : p->m un-i: a’ all r Ii .p likewise have aftreti I In- J-.tm >• K i. •, I ..in. the bout to the ext 'it I'm* in. m.21 i.. knows just l-OW tl-e |-l lln i-.1 a Pai In--, \\ a l ine laughing - f l tl-- i ,i i i i i i ' . i. "I I., |o u; I nil I • .1, - ,| _ dully pri ppu I- • .hi a' - ■' "! 3 . Ii. :."i | th at only t ' ii ■a!i'll • t i l i l . | ■In Pnlli. N u 1 tl. A v ail lln; i , ,i 11 ili.V . i i ;. ;,; ' meaning b n " r i .- I n i n a - *.t t.,1 Hull . !•!. 1.1 I..',.... * charge "f 1 1- • -• i..<! .i. M.i . •*.’ i : del jm-J M- l.jiiT-11, > .1-,. • 1 ' ■' b - ' ■ i ii- ,, |. , . I M I quired I : • i- urci . ’- r. . | • were u-n*l-••• t •tlC III*, | | S I . Saturday an I inn 1 mu f«Pi i ml . i. Fait imtii.. \ -i ,n .-j-.,,!, :• 1 t Ii t noon. Tin- - in •\It ti t | is geliei,i-l i ... - : > CLEAR WEATHER ilN PROSPECT FOR o f tli,. i l i i o g - tl m l i> i i h I tieim - il-.ti am ong o ur li.f t |i.-n|ih- ROlflTIERN ASSOCIATION Mobil - 17; Chattanooga 3. New Orb-ans 4; Nashville 17. Hirpilrglmin 3: Memphis 1. Only gam es scheduled. Orlando D e f e a t s Hustlers In F i r s t Game Of Series, 9-4 g ro n o t „ , (.,- v l . u , , .... ' ” " "y ^ V 1 „ licorgeK u l.iinl. |iai| I, ,i, |,,| t., i \ p rrl. Ll»UllII> )ta»l lilt lent n ). -i-L 11.n I • I BERLIN. .Vhi7~ 17__(IN S ) — "Dr. Stresem ann is much im­ proved hut his condition is still serious and requires tho movt careful attention," Professor Mi i mini Zondek, a kidney specialist, stated to International News Serv­ ice today. • 1' i 1 i W I Sworn to and .subscribed before me 1-iM. d:n of Ma>, >. t hi s Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert 1 am opening a shop in Sanl'ord and will Id* equipped to handle any kind of repair work promptly. I'hone b.Sl in care of Smith and Jordan Ilie., until new address is announced. j d i r . 'e K . . l o u t s \ • I »I - I *till., V| . | t • I !*• I .il | if »•» . ' 1* * • ll»MlI | | ,|| *pit*. i r« n . ** mu •» « l . I %ilil i%*I V<1\ f i 11*-.i iii f{ || L.. Killingsworth ) ( i M i u r l ir s l S I. a n d S a n f o r d A x e . m.1 *2 1%w. C - 4 l w r . n i-l ANNOUNCING Black Bass Fishing Contest •l M iiiliiiiiHiuui!iiiiirnp^\^ In- at On II' le ig n . I it»y .-n ' » ' l l •. ( u n i ....................... BryansSportingGoodsStore ;,u . ,„ ( HI liy- -1.4. Opening May 16th 1928—Closing March 14th 1929 --------- r— L O C A T IO N Is i t K e e p H im Otsft? v_ th e E lectricity injnflPiiiimnniainninniiiii - - f I , • • 2nd. Bass must be weighed on our scales, and at our store. 3rd. Bass must be inspected and registered at our store. 4th. Bass must be caught with rod and reel and artificial bgit. 5th. No bass registered that weighs under seven pounds. 6th. In case of a tie first bass registered wins. • V o iti' C /ic u /K ’i i S e rv a n t • - I inrnmnifTiniiinitiillL • * * I . . ' ** * • . . • _______________ . f l'/ u *■, • . ^ 1 st. Bass may be caught anywhere but angler must he a resident of Seminole County. T h e lig h t t u r n e d o n w h e n y o u le a v o h o m o b e e p s a s ile n t vigil, m o re eff •« t iv e th a n h ire d w a tc h m a n , a n d c o i t s L ut a *tew c e n ts . • Hat Cleaning Dept. Moved to 105 West First Street Next To Y\reptern Union ------------------------------ ------------- RULES I. Mk I 4 FRIZES fk.JLt ; h i. 'i o r n - o w l c - f p r i f l l e s in l l - a ciartv* I n s t a n t l i g h t will p u t h i m t o ‘f l i g h t and ' 'W H iffi! ' a F e w • ** C cists to Shoe Shop 7 1st. Shakespeare Professional 1965 Reel . ................. ^25.00 2nd. Shakespeare Ideal Rod & Ideal Reel ............... $15.00 Jrd. Shakespeare Kennedy De Luxe Tackle Rox ........................ $ 7.00 4th. Shakespeare Wexford Super Silk Line 100 yds. .......................... .......... $ 4.70 Bonus Prize For Most Fish Registered During Contest One Aluminum Aladdin Jar with Pyrex Filler .............. $ 7.50 Monthly prize $5.00 worth Of Shakespeare Fishing Tackle For la r g e st Bass.Registered Each Month Of Contest- Change In * V*’ -• *| - H- II. C . R A IJ C N Ii A n n o u n c in g Service D ENVER. May 21.— (IN S )— W ith a num ber of, thoroughbred horses alrcndy grazing on n vnst ■ws ■ estatp th at rovers nearly 5,000 ac­ »: ’• • * ’ ' • ¥ » . res in the sunny, low lying foothills r x e-i*. of Cheyenne mountain, in the shad­ ow of Pike’s Peak, near Colorado Spring 3 , plans were under way to­ day by John R. Bradley for the establishm ent of a “polo pony" .farm th at will breed, sleek animals for participation in national and international polo pony contests. John R. Bradley, brother of the internationally ktfown Col. E. R. Bradley of Kentucky horse track fame, has purchased the "l.a/.y B" ■ranch and plans to spend $500,000 in m aking the property one of the best regulated horse-breeding esta­ blishments in the world. Already he has constructed stud barns, domestic stock ham s, pum p­ • •; ■ ’ ing plants, modern Foliages, g a r­ ages nnd reservoirs, ami included in ' ’ • the thoroughbreds th at nre on ho ranch nre Behave Yourself Ken­ tucky Derby winner in 1321; B uttin In, a great favorite of the tu rf in 1025 ami 1328, and Mont Majclln, .the famous imported fFrench .stallion. • In his expansion program for the i V ranch, Bradley lias also laid out n tu rf polo grounds and has built n mammoth hacienda. When the ex­ cavation work for the hacienda was under way, an 80,(10(1 barrel w ater HAT a iUKcgcncc twenty years lias made in nno of Henry Fonli we I was discovered, and now tho products! lllcrc’s n 1908 Ford roadster that sold for $S25, l\O i*. w ater i selling used through a com­ Detroit, wlicf.i there were tin sueli tilings as demountable rims plete system Of pump* ami reser­ and the cowl lamps burned keroseno oil. And below Is th e 192X Ford voirs. roadster that sells for $335 F.O.H. Detroit and has balloon tires and a In addition to his interest in rumble seat! ** ' * "horse flesh" John R. Bradley is widely known as n globe tro tte r and big game hunter. Referring to the story being circulat­ ed on the streets of Sanford that a certain prominent man who is a candidate for County Commissioner persuaded me to make the race for County Commission­ er, I swear that this is absolutely untrue. I never mentioned to this man that I was coming out, and entered this race of m3’ own tree will, because I live ifi the cen­ tre of the district, know its needs and am best qualified for the office. t- ^ e .ii) i : i-; i \ I\ ’••.. I..’ | li, ' !' t-'ill • T w enty Years NOTICE " fo lr i si -----1— < • i m i: \ i s S m ,., S IR E S EM AN IS BETTER Baseball Facts On It. «•>. in i’|||t|- i| ;| i„|||il(. | n , H o w e v e r . It 1* u I i i f iliiii lii-|\ |., t h a t th o g a le l e n - t p u . „ iI WAVERLY. N. Y., May 2 1 -— (IN S )—Somewhat bedraggled, hut with determ ination unwavering C. C. ••Cross-Country" Pyle’s Highw ay h arriers’* turned th eir step s eastw ard from here today fo r. Deposit, 72 miles away, Ihc the longest and nerhaps the m ost arduous day’s going since they lof Ims AngeleS, March 4. Heading me mg parade was An­ dy Payne, of Claremore, Okla­ homa, who has traversed 3,155.77 miles in 523:05:08, this giving him n lead of 17:53:10 over John Sato, Passim-, N. J., wdio is entrenched in second place. Y esterday’s 58:3 miles from Bath to Wnvorly added another tr-d for the heel and toe caravan who have defied mountain, desert, prairie and hills with every imaginable kind of w eather and climaiic- conditions. Paul Simpson, N orth Carolina Collegian, was first for the day in 8:57.10, 50 minutes and 23 seconds ahead of Payne, S'llo and Seth Gonzales, Denver, who tied foj- second. Rain in in ter­ m ittent near-cloudbursts drenched the .course through the 17 bourn from startin g tune until the midnight deadline. T rainers hastened back and forth nver the route with dry toggery and oilskins for th eir runners. Many sa irifirrd valuable time to seek refuge front' driving rain in fa in t houses and ro ad.shops, INTERN ATI ON A L LEAGUE Toronto 5-0; Rochester 4-7( sec­ ond game 7 innings, agreem ent). Reading 11-5: Jersey City 0-0 (first game 12-innings; second 8 innings, agreem ent). Montreal 2; Buffalo 4. * Baltimore 8; Newark 4. * f' * * I ■ ••'i/w l .1 v lin l.- I.|->■ I, . ! _ ' ' • • ( io (b i i i - u i . i i i m l i- .d o i Our WOt>l, Marathon Runners Polo Pony Farm In Face Hardest Task Colorado P lanned In Today’sSchedule By J. R. Bradley AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City -I;. St. Paul 7. Milwaukee -t; Minneapolis fi. Indianapolis 2-1: Toledo 4-13. Louisville 1-8; Columbus fi-0. MIA.VI, May 21.—Orlando col­ lected 13 bits off the slsn ts of Mcyi r and Fergus here Sunday ami defeated Mmini 3 t 4 in the I ts t of a four game relies. The Hustler.' hit Sproul hard hut threw away chances on the bases. Minin d u b win fm th .'r crippled today when Mack, sec ml base­ man, received a broken finger. M anager C imuc was benched in the eighth by Umpire Kelly, follewin;; n 8- .,|iul«- a t MCl'Ullll NATIONAL LEAGUE \V l. l Vt. Scon*: ab r ll (I 1ii-l:i in Ii -1— <#-• i Clii< ago .« 8 1 1 •1 Yum, Ciui'imial j 21 11 .<min 5 l •1 •I C i\ if New Y >i l; 18 12 .! •1 1 1 1 Mii'.uii. i . lb 13 15 .! SI. I.oilin o 1 <1 3 If K .by. BrimhlM, 17 11 •1 1 T Filmhi «*r 5 1 nil. 1 1 15 . l'ii i - bitt'jrli 5 i 1 1 I 0 l.i hrnmiiu, •II. •i •!3 .: lb . ini, 4 i 1 »l l o \\ rib , V < )■ • • 8 ta'i .1 l’liil:ii!cl|iliia 3 n 1 r. 4 I Fislu-r, r# i 3 8 S| ioiiI, \MKBK \N i i: \i >i i: r, .!‘ M N. w Vml. 18 •i 1 1 27 i'l.liU 17 I'liiliiib*l|*liia llll r b II M .m i l 'Ii•\ i-l.'iinl 21 i ■; ,i l .» «f 1 1' 1t», *•-4 i: i• . B i ;lnn 3 0 It :\ II o J«.I-II Mil. 1 f 11 13 Si. I.mii < 1 1 1 1 1»ai 11. If 11 1' . \\ a binir'iill 1 1 •1 2 • lllWI*, 2b 1ll 11 .1, i: : .; as ] • n in k, ::i. n ii It it i l il ;-::n 11 :!l . l it 1 11 Mll-klr. n. 1nml, 11. 21. 11 o- •1 •• I l S O I I II I .It \ ■i ii II •i I;- iimn. i f I .in uirboio i n I i Ml. . ■ •l V- -Oi l i n II ii • r. |< .! o t n ’ I 'll . ,, « • i<t- .in i It It n I’ l-ii ’. Ic. 11it* i •• 11«- r . i. •.ii • l I to 27 , o i l .1 i.-i I ',1.1 , M .\ i . .* . lot, |i. • '-am i .371 NATIONAL LLKAGUK Boston -1;.Chicago 3Nov York 5-1; St. Louis 3-2. P ittsburgh 2; Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia -1; Brooklyn 11. W....... t'M il M I favill ,1i ..I • • 11 3 In Ii iii mill - . ,i ti i uilli lli>' i. nit, - ., , . . iltlreil liy ii ni-i -i ,i j, ' ii i 1 .1 , token, in I.i i s h- • i • l,i-i VI „I \ may Jon i v i in <1 i . i .v >i. • a ;,i ter tile I*ll o:il l'ii | -1 - - ■ | I . |.| '■ • • the foiUl. •-( fl|>* |,| ;•||| nl;, •’ *' " lions lui*. t l t u t l m p i n ii 11. ............ .. 1 11 it,;* V Iff ^ V Only gam es scheduled. NEW YORK, .May 13.— (INK) —If the Chicago Cubs w re a good road team, Windy City fans wi uld In* lay ng th eir last nick.l rigid now 'that the Rruins vo'ulil cop the pennant t^gs j-enr. R il McCnitliy’s men inu.rt upon leave t! cir own |iark, where they hive piled up twelve .straig h t victories. They were practically unbeatable in lite r own bailiwick last year but went to pieces like a jelly coll mi the re a l. The hitting of the Cubs >s nothing to write home about. II >wever they are h ading the league in fielding. Wiint hits they do make are ns t'inejy ns a life .pre­ server in a steam ship disaster and their pitching is t giitcr than a straw hat afte r a cloudburst. Yesterday Artie Nehf held Boaton f<i five hits. The only Brave In get pitt<t first hnse-w ns Rog­ ers Hornsby, who hit a home run. Kik C u y h r was g'vcti another chance and also rhmWd a Home,-, the Cuba winning by n score of 2 to 1. Cincinnati put on a (mint-bin? five-run tally in the tig ld lt runtir .turnIt-1 Elliott and heating Ilr< oklyn 7 to Ii. The Dodger.-* had wiiu four straig h t. The Iteds, who trail the Cobs by one game look sfeolnl place away from St. Louis. . . Melvin O tt,, John Met;caw’s 13 year old proijigy, smtekeil t\yo bo.in- iiiiis and tbe Giant: p last­ ered the Cardinals 10 to 8. Old Pete Alexander w asn't feeling well mid left the scene early. ill;: file - -1,- o -1 -. ti Chill’ II l I dun, l i .. > . i.. . i • ^ r . RANFOITO IIEItATJ). SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. MAY, 21. 1028 P A G fe S T X $ I--------------------- Tr.» tfV / •‘,A4. ', ‘ ) ' V•* ' r. ,> _ .w .,^ <1 •' ',4 *',A| ’,• *.' l-_••« ••* vT7*• *r V ^ i : 7 *P v ' , v V vT'. *a « B « v iv 8 '**? W u /.. .i.. J j. * ' *- ill ~ 111 •i *, • • ‘V . >. fc*• * . �■ V. C n lriu '. • Ml i ' i ♦»• k »!l i »a 6 b t w o •'“•'JL -. V •'^•‘ 37 \Arr/,r . __. ..VlWli. ’**' -' * ' '■___._i t — _ > • *1 . .. , • •• ' **# ui*i i ' MUD-SLINGING According to .a recent report from th e Bureau of R ail­ way Economica, covering rail movements of fresh fru its and Raters* a . arena* • alaaa aaatlar vegetables for the years of 1924, 1925 and 1926 Florida *T. » « . « » * Faalafflca *t R a la ii rterUa, aa*er m ml stands a t the head of the list in shipm ents of g rap efru it, ^ -------, ^ atringbeans, celery, cucumbers, eggplants, peppers and tom a­ toes. '_ . " n o L i D m u d e a x .. .......... B illa v In fru it shipm ents, Florida ranked second, California R . H O W A R D R K R O -------- -- H a a a g e r a i R L C . K . I O X U . M s u f t s t R X Itor lending w ith 180,741 cars annually. Florida shipped 54,234 c a rs; W ashington state, 40,574; New York state, 35,63.1; SV B SC R IPT IO IV RATE! O w e V e e r ............................... ............... r r . a e Georgia, 32,517; and Virginia. 14,580. In shipm ents of all fft-fKJI (M s M e a t k e . ....................... T * » # e M o n t h s ........... . --------------- a i . r s kindk of, vegetables, California again leads, followed, elosjely H r C a rrier o n W e e k ; .............. e * . i s by-T^ew York JtiitejM aine, Virginia,l Minnosotnl ' ’Florida. ! m' Texas, Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, Idaho, ami New J e r­ I k . Herald, Saafard'a .l.a n r arm* ( fn»ee, .akwrlkM ta Ik. laterna- sey, in the order named. . : l l m l Kra. Barrier, reeetrln* fraa. Ikh MeaHar aarra araaalaatlaa Such figures, as these tend to disprove U p old' theory ; I ta a rtr theneen* WOT.* rtftllr rarer* I lf all the Ira. la a ereala of the th a t Florida is prim arily u to u rist state and can bti nothing eMtrr o .fli, . The I. N. R. la re. eaatallr rfflclrat ta Flerida ■■. la else. E ntertaining visitors is w ith o u t question a g re a t busi­ eritheat renal. .. ness with us, and wc hope th a t it will always be our pleasure' Tke Herald la a mraiher of the to have m any northern to u rists with us. but we will never *•*11 n arro a at tlrra la tla a a , an cense to believe th a t Florida's g reat fu tu re lies in its possi­ Ihteraaileaal Aaaorinllaa at Pah. Haaera, Advertiser* a a . A .rrrlU - bilities as an agricultural state. iVTii m I .»$ ri -» i ,Vj u_ »*«• yog c•«r »**>. i":in far m * i *r4«|l fa *a *ri ,- 'I t r II " < .d ll lalrrmi . .*,!■• r* In A* •*■• Agents whirl, raaalrr aaali PHbllahrr aarnahar ta aabmlt fa a • k m t l k a a .lt at aakarriellen !!•(• la ardrr ta verllr abeatatclr a 'l alalia* of clrrnlattea, aa well a* honest baalaraa a a lk ria . I .U li (*-•>■* (Hi. I *)1 *•»• TUESDAY, MAY 22. am BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY FHESENT RECOMPENSE: Bohold, the righteous Khali be recom­ pensed in the earth: much more tha wicked and the sinner.—Prov. 11:31. PRAYER—0 (rod, may we by fa ith in Jesus Christ receive here and th ere after recompense of the righteous. E x-reporter to m a n y millionaire T l» newspaperman's, only chance. m i m , f t r.C ii! o---------- ’. Well, It looks as if we aro going to have a little local politics after *11. _ ,; o-------- Doyle E. C a n . : t, in his irccnt address hero, Iouk at H ast o re position with which every rightthinking man nnd woman, ovc»y friend of clean government must agree. This had to do with the discussion of the official acts of men who hold public office. As Mr. Carlton pointed out, there are those who, ip th eir eagerness to protect their friends in public life from nttneks, cry "mud-slinging"- ' whenever criti ciaqt.ia leveled at, an pfXicml. These people would take advantage of the ;/«¥* • th at villifiention has toln'e'.to be frowned'U|4on nnd pro­ tect their friends from attacks of any sort. W hether sincere or not, they would make it appenr th at there is no difference between nn honest discussion of u m an’s o f­ ficial record and an unw arranted Constitution Nullitiers nttuck on him personally. Nothing, however, could be Last Thursday from th e-flo o r of the Senate cham ber. fu rth er from the truth. It must be patent to all th a t ’’Tom Tom" Heflin, who Time says "m ortally fours and hates the Roman I’opc" delivered an o th er of his asinine phillipics every office-holder’s record is and ag ain st Alfred Emanuel Sm ith. Concluding his diatribe, should he open to publie scrutiny. So far as bis acts are committed th is Sidney J. C atts of national politics declared: " I’d rathe*- to paper, the law in every state su ffe r defeat than have a t the head of the Democratic P arty requires th a t .they shall be avail­ this annointed of the Pope, this constitutional, nullificr, able to public inspection at all w ringing wet, this believer in social equality between the times. This is ‘intended ns a d e te r­ rent against wrong-doing. It is races, Alfred Sm ith," ” *v» also, unquestionably intended to ''■While we hold no brief fdt-'the Tam m any governor of furnish the public with inform a­ New York state, we cannot"resist the tem ptation of co n in g tion on which to buse an intelligent to his defense when attacked by a demagogue whose incon- determ ination w hether to return sistancies are as obvious as the iiaunch which always pro­ un office-holder to office. ceeds him. In th e sam e breath with which the Senate fat If, then n public official's rec­ boy derides Sm ith as being a ('(institutional nullificr, he a t ­ ord shall, under the law, be kept tacks him for believing in certain nm endoicnts which it ap­ open to public inspection n t all pears are distasteful to Heflin himself. Perhaps th e' A la -!( times, where is the impi'piwjej^ discussing it in public? I r itis bamian docs not .know th a t one of the basic principals of the in in the case of Dr. Hathaway, Gov­ Constitution is religious freedom. Perhaps he has forgotten ernor M artin and many others th a t the Fourteenth Amendment assures equality between who are seeking office "on their the races. records," these records are not ' iVr are almost daily receiving Surely if one’s belief in the C onstitution is to be hie enough A1 ..Smith propoganda to recommendation for the nomination, Al Sm ith would have it his client, Mr. Hathaway, no fairminded citizen can regard his sink a battleship. all over a candidate of Heflin’s choice. For while Sm ith is challinges to Mr. Carlton ns a n y ­ jnccuacd of disbelieving in the Eighteenth Amendment only, thing more than a play to the g al­ Miami Life, though sup p o rtin g « se n a t „ r Heflin shows his inclination to nullify both th e Firs'. leries in the hope of drawing a H athaw ay, announces th at D o y le ,|luJ F o u r t e e n ,h A m e n d m e n ts . crowd before whom he can s tm t Carlton is the big man In I)ad*I r . nnd swashlutekle in Ins custom ary 11 is recalled to our minds th a t Sidney J. ( a lts before lu.County, as the employed counsel for iippeai-ance on the scene of Florida polities, once ran againsi astyle desperate nnd hopeless dnfeinlGovernor Martin has Hold the Ev- the Papist enemy and was defeated in an Alabama Congres­ nnt. cygU df- Drainage Bond*1, and tho sional election. It is a debatable question who was the loser anti-M artin faction hud boon in th a t election. As a result o f it Florida got Sidney .1. C atU shouting " It can't be done!" and the American people g o t Tom Heflin, both of whom are ------- o-------- In must of these rnccs, we have been unabc to make a choice of any consequence. In some, one can. didntr is just as good as another, and in othrm , one candidate is just as bad aa the rest. a fit subject for public discussion, can someone sug g est,w h at m ight he? There is no safer way to judge what a inunjw lll be, if en­ trusted with ‘responsibility, than to consider how he linr already acted under sim ihnr conditions. Is it not potently absurd, then, to hold th at such consideration is outside the voters' proper sphere ? Malfeasance in ' office has grown commoner at an alarm ing ta li in the last few years. Scarce­ ly a week tolls by now w ith o u t the discovery th at some official hns betrayed the tru st placed in him. C ourts'in alm ost every state aro busy meting out punishment to office-holders who have sold their honor and their ednstituents. Unfortunately, Florida has her share of such cases. Yet there ure thole who’ would hold th at discussion of a m en's official record is unw arranted; who are ready to cry "m ud-slinging" whenever charges are made agnlnxt a candidate for public office. Nothing could be more absurd; nothing more fcretgn to the spirit of our governm ent; nothing more, dctiimentinl to -th e b e s t' interests' of the people os a whole. An office-holder's official nets— n"d not n few hold, ever his priv­ ate life—are public property. To examine thrnt painstakingly is not only the right, but the duty of every voter, Hy discussing tnem fairly, any candidate does tli(' puldir a real service. Only eighteen more days before | election and then you will know ■ who the next g iv ern o r i.- going ti he. Ernest Amos. Florida's present comptroller, is a candidate for re. elet tion. ami the people of the state should reflect him. —Sarasota Times. K « |trrl I’ l a n n •■(»*ml*.- H m u I I dk ( r a l l n a , S li'n irirx . Slitr Pkiinr MM T rark rn rlllllr* 2»0 V Staple t ' f . RALPH W. t.OSSING Mgr. : McLaulins Diamond Mounting Watch Repairing MONEY TO LOAN On improved City properly a t 7 per cent. 3 lo five yenr alraiK hl loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good business property. SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO. 112 E. Second St. Loch Arbor The place to build your home De Forest Sanford. Realty ,Co. 5-0-.o/Xis*1' - Notice To Property Owners Delinquent Tax List is ready for publica­ tion, and will be given to the newspaper May 24th., after which there will be ad­ vertising costs added. Date of Tax Sale •July 2, 1928. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. y t 'I M V—Progress being made pinning concrete on S tate High­ way No. ) lot ween here and Chuttaboo, hoe. j ‘ Among the candidate- running for delegate to the Democratic National Convention, there are two whom we wish particularly to recommend to the litixcn* of Sem­ inole County. They are Dryun Mark of Lakeland, and Gilchrist Stockton of Jacksonville. We tie. lieve they are most ably qualified to nerve a t Houston. ------------ o-----------Wc have been informed that one "•f the candidates for the legis. laturc, Mr. Lyles, we believe it v u , wax offended recently when .. we wrote something complimentary It| regard to Mr. Ffngan. We vyish to assure Mr. Lyles th at no offense « was Intended. We simply do not J know Mr, f*rles. else vre .might v hsvc w ritten favorably ‘of him too B .: ---------- 0--------- - ^| Two charm ing visitors appeared . a t our disheveled desk Wednesday artam oon. They were Mrs. Henry Bu rkhardt ,*f-thia-eiiy— and—Mrs 'Jim rs M. Carson of Miami. We would ^ay Mrs. Burkhardt was an oM friend of the Independent, but the term would be only figurative, far neither she nor the independent are old. Mrs. Carson is the better . half of the Independent's favorite [ | candidate for governor, fihe is from Missouri, and like most of the girls from the "Show Me" stat- I- e-*-r intelligent and rood looking. She would surely look good in the gov. entor's mansion. It is no wonder that "Jim" hustles with such a splendid .' helper. Mrs. Car* son, while in the city, is the guest BuiV hardt-—Palm Beach »»(, .................... WELCOME, MR. WAYBRIGHT TAMI'A TRIBUNE Tampa today is honored by the I Iorida have repudiated his polic< ] presence of Edgar A. W aybright, j of mar bine idle at the expense of j distinguished rum inal law yer of | th,. taxpayers. I'his represents hy Jacksonville. Ini the most desperate case Mr I'his is tile third occasion in W aybtighl lias ever undertaken. tho lust five years Mi. Way-bright Mr. WaylnighCs first ballylmi. has selected fot an official visit in upon the occasion of his third visit Tampa, to Tampa was a challenge to |)oyl<- | The first was in 11*21, when MrTallinn, tlte leading candidate fni W aybright successfully defended the governorship, to meet him— Edith Conway who confessed to W aybright—in a joint debate. Fot complicity in a West Tampa haul, 'h a t office is Mr, W aybright run robbery, but who was acquitted iting that would w arrant a d a sh nevertheless—thunks to Mr. Way- between hint and Mr. Carlton? bright. That justice was defeated In days of old a gentlem an nev­ in this instance was obvious, >tdl er sent tiis second to fight a duel it was something of a compliment with an enemy. Hut Fonso. j tjir to Mr., W aybright; after a fash­ "Crown Prince," evidently h u i hi. ion. own ideas of combat. . Mr. W aybright'* second visit i’. Mr W aybright is u law yer und Tampa occurred in I'.''JTy when he « very good lawyer ut th u t—qt represented the bootleggers and least niMifar Us his prnet.icA. m n l i k a 1f "'■■ ■ a1.... p ' —tn t r u concerned In tin- defense of prfsattem pt to prevent the annexation oners before the bar. Mr. Carlton of th at territory to Tampa propel. is a lawyer of modest attainm ents, Mr. W aybright was completely ex­ although hp has very seldom a p ­ posed by thn local press upon this peared in u criminal case. Never­ occasion und left the city in some­ theless If Mr. W aybright desires to thing of a high dungeon. Still he defend Iiis client, Mr. Hathaway carried his clients’ money along before the bar of publie opinion. with him, as was proved by publi Mr. Carlton bus said upon ffioiv cation of u photo of a check paid than one occasion th at he is entire­ him for his services. That must ly willing to meet him. Mr. C arl­ have been com forting—nut to the ton’s only proviso is thut Mi, underworld, but to Mr. W aybright. Hathawuv himself be present in or­ Today, Mr. W aybright is in der thut he. Mr. Carlton, might Tampa in the interest of a third have the advantage o f Mr. Hathaclient, Fons A. Hathaway, who way's testimony in proving cci* wants ever so badly to be Gover­ tain facts upon which he would nor, but who can not fail to realize like to turn the searchlight of th* fact that, his cause is entirely truth. bopeleu and that the people of Until Mr. W aybright produces Rare Bargains jni Our Store \Vednes-| day of this Week. Every retail Store in Orlando i belonging to the Merchant'* I sodntion ts participating in Community Wide Dollar. t)ay on Wednesday. ' | * * ••••* « •, Yowell.-Drew's Store ha- made l elaborate preparations fm the | event nnd you’ll profit T»y at. tending our Dollnr Day s a], early—to be certain of n KOodl selection of the bargain offer-1 lags. In addition to scores of SI. Imr-1 gains th at an* to be offered in Yowcll-Drcw's we are going to give away $1. coupons, that can be used for purchases all over the store. These coupons will be presented to the patron- w|f0l purchase regularly priced nurd chnndisc' in' departm ents that I are not able to offer special i] | articles. For instance when, you pur­ chase n georgette or crepe | dress in our fashion section nt the special Dollnr Day price of $ltl. you will receive a $1. coupon th at you can spend in niiy dopnrtnifnt of the store on Wednesday. When you buy a $10. hat ini the millinery section, you will I lie given a $t. coupon and if you I pay $l.r>. or more for your hat,| you will receive two $1. coupon*. | And in the fu rniture Depart­ ment. when you purchase a| living room suite of overstu ff furniture, thirty-five SI. I coupons will lie handed you that is worth thnt much cash for| buying anywhere in the 'tore. A $ loll dining room suite will | bring you seventy-five $1. coupons. A Sl'J.'i bedroom >mlc| curries n gift of fifteen St. coupons and all over the Furni­ ture Floor coupons gilt- "ill I accompany ,-uch Mile of furni­ ture suites and single pines. Von even get five $1. coupon.- with u $2.”, chaii. The purchase of $t!l'.l ropeland eloitcii rvfrijreraioi "ill ocitit!- you to twenty $1. coup­ ons that • <>u can spend any* " !ieio in ' 't - store. A Topohiml livings you fifty $1 coupon. W ith-each $12Y g.*' range we will give the pur• hose*- ihiitv-five $1. (oupons (lili> Spin'in| lot n f men's M-irshciin shoes 72 pnifs- will hr offered at their regular price "f ^l<i mid each purchaser nun -.el­ ect n second pair from tins ■nine lot at $1. making two pairs of shoes, worth $211 cost only $11. The director of public w elfare for the city oi Miami ha - ! uncovered an insidious practice which o u g h t easdy have de­ veloped into something of more degenerating influence than whiskey selling or dope peddling. C igarettes, coiitainidgl a j drug sim ilar in effect to cocaine, it was found, were being t sold by smugglers from Mexico to high school boys and girls. | Young students, buying these "sm okes" and thinking | them perhaps similar to any oilier kind of i igarette. un 1 doubtcdly were ignorant of the depths to which they might I readily sink, should the practice be continued and a resistless habit be formed. Most of these youngsters undoiibtedh wished to em ulate their elders by smoking cig arettes exact | ly ns they had seen th eir fathers and some of their inothe'.'smoke tho.ll. but we do not believe they wanted to fall so low ;irt j)),. vicious dope of t r e a c h e r o u s peddlers would have made ■\ collection of fine Madeii linen— lot) pieces, all exquisit ly hand embroidered, importer linens will be off, red W ednc day at $1. each. in the partial intoxication of the user, l-’ederal ag en ts said , AVc should like tn liave-MiiiULicL th a t a ddicts were rmf_n^(mii\ibh^fm'-'Lhiur—aiOians.~amM)p-ter* (short and snappy, of course) told of the recent arrest of a man foil in I w andering ai-.nlessly expressing the sentim ent of Semi­ about the city streets, apparently diuuk, and unable to tell nole County citUcns in regard to police where lie wanted to go. the gubernatorial race. Wo sbnll As the drug is som ething new, it is not covered by tiebe glad to publish them no m atter H arrison narcotic act, and officials were unable to do any- j whom they favor. th in g about it. However, mi ordinance has been presented to ' .Did you ever notice in the old the city commissioners providing a heavy penalty for tieIn family portrait's thut futher sits possession or sale of this particular kind of cigarette. comfortably in the chair while the m eantim e boys and girls, who think they m ust K.ncdce, mother stands admiringly hy his' are being urged to buy them from reputable dealers, and not side. Nowadays it is quite differ, take chances with peddlers w ho are likely to give them more ent and man is lucky if ho ever than they expect. g ets,a chance to sit whether pos­ ing for a picture or not YowcII-Drew’s J«w elcrs-O p!om ctri*t TJicre in no doubt thut the forces <jf selfishness and .grime are fight. luf\ for control of the state, tlint ; |)cm they may profit by lawlessness at ’ . . . the expense of everything worth. . 1 »»** •'*«“ >»« director -d piddh weltare discovered (lu ll tin cigarettes were made Iron) tile leaves and stem s ot a plant while In government.—Doyle known as ('minibus lim a and ('m inibus Saliva and resulted | Carltoni KOU1 mil | D o lla r Day ap | ENGRAVING the rankest demagogues wlm ever brought disgrace upon On election day n great many th eir respective slates. people vote for the winner and ---------- ii----------then a fte r the ballots are counted Cigarette Dope ^ th fy often fiml they picked the f*rong home. I f -it really is "‘the friends of Dr. r. VoiiH rui H athaw ay" who art' pay­ ing for all th at advertising, it la n r a th e r expensive proposition to l>e in that'class. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. TAMPA TIMES ■H I MaaaeUa A tta ir . « .« 1 ill .1* M B T h r e e Ii Tl. 4*a < i.i, "■ i.■s a s s Iorida Leads m rr tm .i ---- > M ..r at Dm ter*. Flail.a. r»Mi • »» ♦*< THE SANFORD IIEIMLI), SANFORD. H.OMI1A. TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1928 r t i l e S a n fo r d H e r a ld II Mix hundred men’s imported English broadcloth shirts n in prise one of our feature I folia Day offerings. Each pure!nisi of one of these $2..’ll) shirts will l>e privileged to buy a second shirt fui only $1. making U.'< two shirts cost only $3.til), C L E A N gasoline.. SAFE . . . today’s motors need them . N O W , m o r e t h a n c \ c r b e ffo r re , m o to r s n e e d tlu ’ v \ir .t p ro tc c lio iot'n th a t l*anA m oil Rives. 1 hey o p e ra te at sp ee d s lh a t d e ­ v e lo p te rrific e n g in e h e a l. H e a t th a t s o o n th in s a n d break-, d o w n o r d in a r y m o to r oils. P a iv A m m o to r oil is s a fe , h e c a jis ^ it L re fin e d fro m p a ra ftin h;tse c ru d e s th a t p r n - ^ — d u c c*-\ i -toh ” lK'r o il.' h o ld s its b o d y , m ile a fte r m ile . . . k e e p s th e h o tte s t f r ic tio n s p o t, s ite fro m d e ­ s tru c tiv e w e ar. Y o u r m o d e r n c a r w ill also p e rfo rm m m h h e lle r w ith W ro n P a n -A tu R dsnline. I nu- \t! c a re in re fin in g has re m o v e d th e il. r! .t r .l c a r h o n -fo rm in R e le m e n ts font! ! i n : o -n y g a so lin e s , l h at m ean s a c le a n e r nu to r — le'-s c a rb o n tro u b le — n il re p o w e r a n d m ileag e. *’ ” bi*' tvu.l.ty a t ( b e first P a » . 1-i'T | t.'.I'P see. V’ort r.m b e ’ M e t * ( / / i D H t ’. f t M T 1 ' U V / V o j i j ? ; OR «nt; I ' n - \m itc a h 'f. A m ! you i'-.nt i!:c p r o J u c is b e m '! . .iri* p riu li’. c c J a tn l J5> (r.I uteri b y o n e re lia b le ori;a r.i:a tio n . ’P a n o ^ / n i e r i c a n -‘P e t r o l e u m C o r p o r a tio n Alio distributors oj K I P insecticide, S E M D A C auto polish a n d SU PEK LA candles One thousand yar U of cm lionally fine 40-inch sa'iu t p1 iant, regularly worth $1.00 will be sold at only $1. on Wed’io day. and our reg u lar <1.50 t homu-lloiinn, a washntdc al] silk material also vil! be offyreJ ■ $1. the yard. Two thousand yards of printed voiles, printed dimity ami priia ed Batiste, regularly worth cents a yard, will be sold three yards for $1. And (*UU yards of Haimony prints, wortii 3o cents regularly are priced (' sell a t four yards for $1. Few men will he able to resist the op|K>rtunity to buy a pair of summer knickers—at any where from $7. to $12.50— and ieceivv a second pair of the same kind of knickers for an other dollur. B On Didlui- Day, each purchaser of a Defiance Tire—the excell­ ent tires that we sell for leas because we buy- them direct from one of the largest makers of tires in America and because wnd,„y «> en riond a t'g TTDTc will be privileged to buy a re tube fur just $1. Golfers will appreciate Dollar Day nt Yowcll-Drcw’s because they can get tb rea 50 cent "M ystery" golf, balls for $L 11 ball that is mad« expressly for the John W unnamaker Stores nf Philadelphia and New lo rk Three Pairs of Boy's golf hose —the kind We sell regularly f°r 05 cents—will be a feature of the day a t $L in the YowellDrgw boy’s shop. » ^ » • • • • • »■• • » *• * Twelve hundred pairs qf full fashioned pure thread silk ladies hose, service-weight, in a w j range of colon and sites, Win be offered at only f l . pair. �TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1928 Upsala And Grapevillc Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Still Stars Social Calendar Milton In Milane Picture • FRIDAY Expression Recital a t the Semi­ nole High School at 8:00 o'clock) Misses Mary and Frances Graves will entertain a t bridge at 3:00 o’clock a t the Woman’s club, honoring M iss‘Helen Sheppnrd of Sue York. Mrs. F rank T alb tt will enter(tin the members of th 0 Loftaphun Bridge club. I . Mrs. E. P. Morse will cntcrtaifi the members of the Booklovcrfc Club at a picnic a t the home of Mrs. Fred T. W illiams onCrysUl Lake. SATURDAY Children's Story Hour a t 10:00 o'clock a t th e Library. D a very interesting m eeting of the' Pipe Organ Club of the First Bapflst Church was held Mon­ day afternoon a t the church, with Mrs. R> A. W inston and Mrs, C. p. Henderson as hostesses. Gladioli, larkspurs and gnilnrdia were used w ith'pleasing effect in decorating the recreation rooms where the m eeting was held. Mrs. Francis E. Bolz, club pres­ ident presided over the business session, when routine business wss carried out. Roll call was answered with humorous snyings. During the social period, Mrs. W. K. Stone, gavo a num ber of injoyalile rending*, n fter which the hostesses served refreshm ents cf a salad course with fruit funrh. Among those attending wen Mm. Franri* E. Bolz, Mrs. It. II. Berg, Mrs. J. Mnurice Allen, Mrs f. A. Anderson J r., Mrs. J. II Colrloiigli, Mrs. R. F. Copper, Mrs 1. E. E stridge, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn, Mrs. C. P. Henderson. Mn. R. W. Lawton, M rs.' Merriweather G. Lewis, Mrs. Robert Mas.-ka, Mrs. B. G. Methvin, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. A. C. McLen­ don. Mrs. Kidney J. Nix, Mr. 11. B. Odum, Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Mrs. Kent Rossiter, Mrs. Willium Moore Scott, Mrs. R. A. Winston, Mrs. W. A. Zachary nnd Mrs. W. E. Stone. By courtesy of Frederick Sturges Andrews, director of Music at Rollins College, W inter .Park, Mrs. Fannie Stemhridge iMunion will have as her assist­ ant talent on the Commencement wok piano recital, Monday eve­ ning. May 28, at Seminole High School, two beautiful soprano v“iics. .Miss Hazel Darlington and Miss Elizabeth Atkinson. B"th young girls are voice stud*nl* of Serge Burowski, noted rsona “BurningDaylight” Miss Freida G reff of Savannah. Ga:, arrived here Saturday nml is According to an ancient wheeze the attrnctivc house guest of Miss a farm er, upon being informed Pnttyo Lyles at her home on th at a scientist was experiment­ Tenth Street. ing with an acid which would dis­ solve anything it touched, asked: Miss Camilla Pulrston, who has “ W hat nre you going to keep, it been attending Florida State in ? " s. College for Women ut Tallahassee, All of which applies as readily will nrriyb here Priduy noon to to the species of nulam ute dog spend her vacation here with her used in Alaska to tow sleds over parents Dr. and Mrs. Snmucl Pul* (he snow-bound wastes, according eston. to the property men who worked on “ Burning Daylight,” the F irst Miss Olive Newman, young National Picture starring Miltov Sills which conies t„ the Milane dnuglitcr of Mr. anil Mrs. Robert A. Newman, who has been attend­ Theater today. I Two team s o f mnlnmutos were ing M artha Washington Seminary hired for the picture, thereby be­ a t W ashington, I). C., is expected ginning the troubles of the men to arrive here the latter part of the week from Martinsville, Vn., whose duty it was to keep them. whero she is attending a house No rope, however stout nnd party. Miss Newman has just re­ unpnlatnhlc, will hold o n e of the turned from Richmond, Vn., and unimnls for mote than twelve sec­ onds, and leather thongs, will keep N atural Bridge. Vn., whcYu *h/has been visiting friends. them i)i check for hut little longer. A wooden pen detains them for o Mr. William E. Mac Dougnll, very short period inasmuch ns they can gifltw thrbugh anything Jr., left this morning for Montshort of hard-wood, which is rather cluir, N, J. whicrc.hu will visit his brother..expensive to he used ns pens,. Glass windows nre ju st some­ thing to be walked through to a Carrying n sign, "we have tra v ­ iinlamutc. All iron pen, it was eled .'1,000 miles looking for work. 'ound, was the only thing ccrtuin if keeping an Alaskan dog in I have a wife and three children to .’nptivity, and there are surpris­ support," a man was fined in Glu*ingly few of these in existence in gow, Scotland, for tak n g his two Hollywood. children from Ireland to beg on The husky (|ogs, however, tow- the streets. ng sleds across the frozen wastes, uld some very effective scenes .o "Burning Daylight." Pointing to 10 resident* living -vithin 100 yards of one another, who have n combined age of 1200 years, Shnnklin, in the Isle of Wiglit, is claiming the longevity record of the world. Elton J. Moughton Architect F irst N at’l Hank Hide, Sanford, Fla. ...H r . ami M u ,. Fiujd-JCrelJ wpl .children of, .UHlliw,. spern. n.repent weekend here with h er parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Miss Florence Tyner, who has been em ­ ployed' In Windemlre, returned Imme for a short visit. Mr. nnd M rs.>Francis Bergquist end children of Fort Pierce motored here Sunday for the day bringing with them the!.* mother, M r.. Dcrgquist for n visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edd Lundquist. Norman Swanson is visiting hta parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nels Swan­ son for several days. Mrs. Darney Fleck and son. Charles, nro a t Hot Sprigs, Ark.. Rev. Swnnson has been n guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Pierson and th eir brother, Carl, this |«ist month, sou has been a guest a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. W alfred Picrsm> and their brother Carl, this past HINTS B Z .U J L J. C. UOWELV 200 West Gnre Ave. Orlando, Florida A >1 1 1 1 1 . %N T 1*1104 T i l l . O f ; V H i r r i i f t r r n l l i i r u f «»l r r r l n l d U r n a r a ) l l l l . J I » V H I I I W I N II n \ V | * l , t . P r u p r lr f o r Ih r I I u m p II Hit uJ In H u m I ft ) r n r * i i r w r i l i f In O rlnitilt* -IHI fiorr Vir. Irlintnm r 4?1Oft tail* *111 hr niir|irlatr«l lum i|tiliLI> >••»• will url %%<*II %«11htiul loan ilf llmr from H| m*c I«i I U I hk In N tin -h iirK lm l lr r n lin « n u o f N lnm nch lm«%rl m i l l r r r l n l t l l a r n a r a . W rllr for frrr n m a u lliilln n nnd lllr r n t urr. month. Mr. and Mr*. Noah Pry and mother, Mr*. Uingston, aceompnnihd Mr*! T. O. TJytier-Friday dh d motor trip- to WlMdcmire: : / • ‘ -Mrs* Webster who'has been very ill. ia reported to he a little better. Her daughter, Mr*. Corgill took her to Daytona In hope* the change might help, but it did not. Dr. Knox has been attending her K. 1). Rinehart spent a week here with hi* wife on the farm return­ ing Saturday to his work for the covcrnment. On Tuesday evening a large crowd of Upsala friends gathered at the home of Rev. Alfred Erieson and wife to remind them of their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends also enmo fYom Ehenger and Lake Mary and M rt. Ericson’s Save 5% on TIRES & TUBES GAS & OIL AUTO ACCESSORIES PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS Save our cash regis­ ter tickets on aD purchases till they amount to $5.00 or more and we will al­ low you 5% of in trade A SANFORD name plate for your car to each customer. Rincs Service Station sister and family, Mr. and M r;. Adnm K arr of DeLnnd were pres­ ent. Mr. and Mr*. Hcndnl of th i Wept Side and daughter and Mr*, and Mr*. ■Wester and nop. of Mary rendereifheantifnl nldslc'on the piano, violin anil plant* aceonlian. W inston Lord mode the pres* intation speech offering a beauti­ ful silver tea set of teapot, sugar bowl nnd vrennier on n tra y also * linking dish of pyrex ware with It* silver holder, the iiumc* of the don* ers being read. T here were other gift* also. Many congratulated them on having »pcnt so many happy year* together and wished, them m any n>orc. . ...... . A .W .l.-W ^ -'d U n wffh uripbes, cakes and coffee were serv­ ed to the guest*. Myrtle Flinn, P ear' Tyner. I jiw tence I.undquist, A ustin Vihlen i t ? the eighth grade graduates from Upsala. THE FIBST . NATL BANK Essen, derm any, has electric runabout stree t sprinklers. State And County Tax Complete' • • • * *Service Books Are Now Closed The very Service to Which You are'entitled. Same will be open for the payment of taxe 3 June 6th to June 30th with additional cost of Advertising. Cordially jrnur«. Tax sale will be held Monday, July 2,1928 , . Jno. D. .1 inkins Tax Collector Seminole County Cashier. 1113 Sanford Ave. JACKSONVILLE—Bids received for construction of first unit of Parental Home for Duval County. Russian baritone nml opera sing­ er. During the w ar M r.'Barow ski snng with the. Italian Opera Com­ pany. His opera, “ Russian Isbn," had a long run in Paris, London nnd New York. As instructor and director of voice at Rollins, he is accomplishing splendid results, and it will bo a pleasure to have two of his young students sing Price Smashing Reduction! >•> Below all former Sale prices $10 Shoes -a- Cures Chills and Fever, In le rm ilten t. Item illent am! lliliuus Fever due to Malar! II k ill. Ibr V Brilliant Presentation o f Summer ,M . I .. Striped Broad­ cloth Shoes--- Shoes Shoes on racks with shelves totaling 100 feet in length—Arranged for your convenience by sizes Tanging from 2 x/z to 9—Black patents and kids, brown kids, blonde kids, white kids and canvas, other leathers. 4 Here are th e sizes: 20 P a ir of 3s— 1G P a ir of 3 1-2**— 14 P air of 5 1-2s— 1-I Pair of 6i l-2s— 8 P air of 8s— 3 P air of 9s Discount "piRAM A th a t carries you from th e barren w astes of Alaska to the sw irl of the big city. Jack Lon­ don’s fam ous sto ry of u man w ith w andurlust in his feel, adventurt: in his heart, romance in his soul, " K .B U o b le d tmd .loriL Jn everything- buT loYtft fit '" O * Imported Dotted Swiss 1!) inches wide. Small ■oloretl dots on light 'rounds Fust colors. Imported Pongee 1 ight shades, 32 inches wide. yard. Polka Dot Pique Large Dots G uaranteed fa s t colors, y u rd . Everfast Dimity and Batiste New Lingerie Cloth Smnll figures and Polka Checked D iriiity, F ig u r­ ed Ituyon, {Cotton J e r ­ sey, Blue Bllrd B atiste, Funcy C hecked Voiles, 3G inches v 'id e. L ight shndcs. Y aril. Dots. 30 to 40 inches wide. Yard, on the sale tag price of any pair of shoes in the store, hfllh. Men'irand* LatHcs Immediate JVear Store Gl6s$’fl' 9 P. M. \ Saturdayjal New Prices 10—3.7c Coming W ednesday “ In d ie s N ight In A T urkish Bath D orothy Mackail—Jack Mulhail LADIES F R E E when accompanied by a p Admission , i>,toy y i. Everfasbt Fancy Organdy 40 inches wide. G uar­ anteed fa s t colors. Big floral designs. Y ard, ‘Everfast’ Balloon Prints L ig h t grounds w ith kiddie designs. •' Blue, rose, yellow and green figures. Y urd, Small Polka Dot Prints ‘i. ; P astel shades on grounds. Y ard. lig h t “E v erfast/* • / Discount Charming Shades for Milane Tonight XOjgOI binations th a t are highly approved by P a rio for sum m er fro children's pln.v dresses, tir n u . Jack London Wash Fabrics Hero is a glorious array of b rig h t fab ri*2 t, exotic shades i Orchid, green, and blue stripes for Sport Presses and Pajam as, yard Continuous 1 to 11 P. M DIGGERS DAIRY- FARM Phona 3711 ( 'eat Millc 5 J JC & Beginning Tomorrow »• .<■* •4C * • �• u .* *w- . ,! ; - M W *, '' I *7\ * • « * ■**■• • •••*■• -*. *~ v • ,v«m ■ i* ' f1 - • 1 ?ti ........................ ■ j r a s s K v / * '''^ . ' * * ? ' * • + • ■ * . i -• *J».. *Ui».»«* » . . i«..wtVfl^ ^ ^ »y%*V!jL t t t ili FOUR " contracting the disease in I ost.in hi/i ptudies.gi*; . |E ty ‘A > ' 5PIRANTS FOR Dutiful M o t h e r Sensational H o a x After January he wntrhcd |tis own-cn?e{—-Tbij--Jsjumrtre*-phTldrinn was p:fiStM«ir’!Mti*<i nu bWf of t x r in • s r r r t m n t c i T s Woifian •idlf made valuable-* ««H^hti?ie:! OFFICE ,S,tf E Asks R e d r e s s Iu fortes ifa r the gu id ^tce of fU tare 1 # ^ " ^ *v Appeal To. Co u r t FOREST Cl Today doctors, ife calm I watefled the M O flR K - Hit V K k ^C #H icrthin« ,*11V Th. : approach of death, giving it no recently laid for Glade, County’s LONDON. May 22. — (IN S )— thought so intense was his Inter-1 new courthouse. AI.LEY TWO O nly./our of then., uni) n married POLITICAL M EET son by my first husband, are alive One of the most sensntionnl honxterm in the House he had been a s­ KOI I • today. "My baby*I* in the hospital- cs in recent years vyi* recalled to ­ N HO signed to im portant committee* j t •m < a helpless cripple. They tell me he day when l>i". Dorothy Logan, wf__ and that he served on the an mo hasn't any spine. The midwife says otherwise known ns Mona M e-1 groups throughout Tils legislative thnt if I continue to have babies Lcllun. appeared before the gener- j enreer, being selected on the same it will mean my death. ul medical board for u discussion | committees when he was elevated "Do you blame me if I ask the of her confession th at she falsely to the Sonnto. If elected th is time, authorities to kecy my husband claimed to have swam the English - the speaker raid he would he the away from our home? All I Want channel. The case created ii tr e ­ | president of th e.S en ate nnd lieu. is pence nnd quiet. I t’s been so mendous sensation.Inst year. Dr. I .organ, whit was ns well J ten an t governor for the next hard. 1 love children but I don't known as n swim m er as she was s’ two years. 8. A. I). Wilkinson nnd Judge .1. believe they should lie.brought in­ as a physician, nnnnunced her in­ N vV i1V C. Sharon appeared ns aspirants to the win Id to*Vt niggle nnd suf­ tention of swimming the channel from Cape (iris Nez, on the fo r the office of county Judge. Mr. fer privations.” / /W Wilkinson spoke briefly, Judge Mrs. Cromwell’s story will he French coast to England'. She ap ­ • Sharon longer. The judge called thoroughly investigated by court parently set out from the French For the b e n e fit of attention to rum ors, which he. said officials, the Connecticut Humane const and some hours later ap p ear­ Dairies and Farms had been circulated jo the effect S^-iety and Dr. Daniel I*, (iriflin, ed on the English coast, clui/ning we maintain a th a t in Quincy he had -gone into m in t . alienist and mental hygien­ to have made the swim. Her claim was supported by ••several per­ s p e c ia I b a n k ru p tc y 'to defend his credit- ist. Prosecutor Jam es C. Shannon sons who snid they accompanied ora. Branding the charges ns ab­ said today th a t he knew of no & DF.LIVr.RY U PLATFORM solutely false, he produced docu­ specific stntute upplicahli* to the her by boat. - F o r n few days Dr. Logan was ICE SERVICE m ents which he snid definitely Cromwell case.* lionized then doubts began to arise. showed th a t the failure of his busi­ " Its n ease thnl's easy to diag­ ness wan due to economic causes nose hut difficult to determine « H er claim was questioned and Dr. nnd th a t he hnd "lost everything remedy," Shannon declared. "The Logan confessed. She was sum­ Iri an effo rt to protect those whom woman has a right to be prnt*it- moned to court and fined, $!>00, I v-fhrr defense b e i n g ^ a L td j p j ^ .^ o t , J '!■ ho owed." . ed. commit (he h<fftx An gVihainaxxvwt-' N ext speaker*. were the r u n d i.: l i lt , n n d M ap le IH tone 202 ly but to .d raw attention to tin* J for tax assessor, E. M. Kllnecessity of rigid control over a t­ bec, J. D. Chittenden and Alexand­ Bad Weather Delays tem pts to establish new nthclctic e r Vaughnn, incumbent. Mr. KilPolar Hop Of Nobile ,records. • * bee said he hnd planned to f*clo‘g dance" for the benefit of the* au ­ OSLO, Norway. May 22.—(IN S) y dience but upon second thought — Hulked by hail w eather in his had changed his mind, lie said attem pt to sail last night for the 1 nn.- is no limit he wanted to lie "prom oted" to the North Pole, Gen. • inncrto Nobile, to o u r Ice s e rv ic e ’ tax asscssorship because the o f­ Italian Arctic explorer, hopes to fice of county commissioner "is get away within 21 hours in the lA - r f 11 too smnll nnd there’s to o mui h dirigible balloon Italia, said a V cussin' th at goes with it." radiogram from Kings May, Spitz" LONDON, May 22.—(IN S » Mr. Chittenden suid he had not bergen, today. V Dr. ilideyo Noguchi, world famous had any experience that partic­ A descent will lie attem pted upon Japanese physician and diseoverei ularly qualified him for office hut the Polar ire rap Two scientists of the Smith American yellow ml declared that he hnd the nhilit) will lie landed, if possible, to make fever germ , who died al A rrrn, and would give "faith fu l, con­ exhaustive at adieu of the ire anil West Africa, was universally , scientious service” to the job. meteorological runditiniis. The lauded today "ns n m aily r to -ci DEPARTMENT He stressed his promise to elect an course to be taken ib pends upon eliee. lie died of the disease lie Mr. Vaughnn aid he was neither the weather. Ill bail spent lii.s life fighting The! orator nor ornngc grow er hut is Gen Nubile hns already made an yellow plague. His death neetircd a tax assessor. On his record, he offieinl report to the Italian Geo- while he was conducting experi­ said, he again seeks the office. i graphical Society upon his explora­ m ents to obtain new methods of D. L. Thrasher, R. It. Dens nnd tion flight to Nicholas II Land, fighting the scourge. He lieeauie Vance Douglass were speakers for which began on May HI. This flight inoculated from his own exper-i ! the office of clerk of the circuit was prininrily for two purposes: meiits. court. Candidates fo r sheriff fol­ intensive exploration of Nieholus Dr. Noguchi went to West A f­ lowed. C. M. Hand, incumbent, pro- II Land and n search for new land. rica last year for the Roekfelb i mied a continuance of a * "busi­ No new territory was found. Institute for medical icseaivli. ness mnn.” E. E. W alker told his . fu l perform ance of duty.” Mr. Mc­ •*: Clelland snid he was running on his record “ns a citizen and liusi »/|i ness mnn. “ K. K. W alker told bis hearers thnt “three fellows are kt trying to mot old man Hand out vl.i of his job” and expressed the be­ < » ty l 4 lief th at be would be the winner. ; ie »■ '! E. E. Ilrndy declined lie had been :alt. ] good to his opieiiiciile h> "diuw iug the crowds for them " and said "they iiuve about flopped teasing 7«L h tno because they realize I am the Seal man in tins ra te .” a rt Other candidates for loiinty •Jnl. | rommissinner to speak m addition -‘lo t 11 to Mr. Evans were D. M Dougli lass, S, E. T.nitg ami W It Itnl lard. Mrs. It. ('. Maxwell and T t W. Lawton, eaio lo lati. tor Mipei. ■■■Hi intcndclil of public lost i net ion, ii a spoke next. The m eeting closed with speeches by aspirant-, fot | I am opening a shop in Sanford and will the legislature. C. W. Kntzmmgcr. - J . K. Lyles, L. I*. Hagan. It W. he equipped to handle any kind of repair Pearm an Jr., nod M M. I.oi,| made t work promptly. appcals in lielmlf of their i imiliducies. > Phone NS:i in care of Smith and .Iordan >i -I — » " THE BATJFOltl) HEUa LI). TiANFOHI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1028 il s i - t. W 37 th District Brevard and Seminole Counties A successful citrus grower, a successful business man wtth proven executive abil­ ity and the experience of seven sessions as represen­ tative from Brevard County and one term as State Sen­ ator from this district. A lifelong democrat with all the qualifications for this important office. >1 This District will ffirnish the Senate with its next I resident if Parrish is re-elected. ‘ (He now holds the caucus nomination for President lor the 15)28 Senate.) ICE ■ ’ t" I t f . ’ VTi ITi '! , ' It U- ! fNM ■ V m State Senator li Famed Jap Doctor Dies In Fight For Combatting Plague srm T K T Z Candidate For Re-election ^ C U N S H IN r JE R V -4 C L —th e kind of ice service de* m anded b y d a iries, farm s >and b y g e n e r a l b u sin ess. f H ( n a .’ A 6 r ft - Your Vote and Support Will Be Appreciated (Paid Political Advertisement) -i 1 A ANNOUNCING Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering The Sanford Heralds By Factory Expert SEMINOLE COUNTY Inc., lihtn new address is announced. IX)SSING’S QUICK SERVICE , TRANSFER v Hauling, ('ratin g Rhlpplng, and Storage f i w on mu k . a m h i . Corner I'irsl SI. and Sanford Ave. [ BT vJE K i S v -tt. T a »,£. ,-t \ \ R G K T ivj AGiKi iH u H ? A m Al l x a m o u P _ ? . . - - - / n u H U M . Tr-t’ RCA CwtL'S F t P Tv-V ‘b T P A P , \ ? | . | / vwvAAIft l BOW L t? J lS T Y ou t COULO HA vjE. Ta k e Th A l l 1 ' . \ A k jph O . T.AI7 o f f . p r. ,p •„ > Special Edition FOOL N O u P MA } DO mC Tm O / Ca 15th Anniversary C. Killingsworth V P o P T y T A ip C v-VLvMi m ' G vjM , iF it w A bM F E f? TH* T A ^T E m ’ T h ‘ L O O K 'S kj‘ TT-V *=>m e l L. ' C iO tM Ho m e M A •. I Q T Te h _ »E E i F m e D o n 't G G iv im ' d o g “S T t C K F iG h Saturday May 26th ! c m v ^a ; *T' G iF ? O L S ! Depicting th e g ro w th an d progress of this County during the past 15 ■fr |] years. / LM ii The Herald will w rap and m ati.a.cop-y_o£_thi^-edition-anyw her e in*t-hf United States or Canada for lOc-Order your Copies now from th e c iY culation Department, phone 148. 1 1 H /I aJ 1*! BOOST SEMINOLE COUNTY 'T— 0. x :. ■ M O V A E.K TS VN e.O LIKE. "To TAR —— POT LlNJE. O u E F ? - y .* 1 t . . . . . .4 1.1 J . iT-vmiLL. axa'S •> MA unm et m e i -. ■ )«i| kga ^Id U'..a( 1 / t .... ; • • t rr iM li i i l lit * ‘ ! •<! *‘jf‘ 11 * ’HJ*1. "■* . .e .v l s -m s -. y ‘ 1 ./ jlr i. f.j 1 . v . v - o l ' r I / . Ji . W*"*1 ||. . Jl’"t , •, ■ 1- t 410! ru-'i.-i . f ■ is * nbytuM i �—J / 7,« a g or* I: i .1 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA« TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1928 • PAgB FT MobInTexasHang3 Negro FromTreeln ’ Courthouse Square Sanford Dally H erald Help Wanted— (Political A nnouncements) vant a d r a t e s Proved Success Terms: C aih In Advance lephono ads, will be received - patrons and collector aent mediately f*r paym ent. nme .......... •(----- .... 10* a line rim e s -------f........— 8c a line Times 7c a line Time ratea on tto^nfat, HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For some am bitious young men or young Indies who want to learn a good trade and g et a good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail* nbic every few days. If interested ask for C. A, Haines at Sanford H erald offiec.Ue will be glad to explain it to you. The reduced rate* Are for isccutivc in sertion* Six words of average length i counted n line. Minimum charge of 30c for ,t insertion. \ | | advertising is restricted proper classification. If an error is mado Tho Sanli lierald will be responsible only one incorrect insertion, advertiser to r subsequent crtiumi. The office should bo lified Immediately in case of or, TO ADVERTISERS . 15— A partm ent For Rent TWO APARTMENTS. U rg e cool rooms. Low rates. Pin Park Ave. NICELY FURNISHED garage apartm ent. 1101 Elm. . Hi’nihl representative iroughly fam iliar w ith rates os and classification will o you complete inform ation. (I if you wish, they will assist iu wording your w ant ad mako it moro effective. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS. Ap­ ply Apt. No. 1. THREE ROOM furnished A part­ ment. Private entrance!1 218 French Ave. \nnouncem enls ONE SUITE of room* for light MONS ACE Springs nrff abhouse-keeping and garage: 4 utely guaranteed to please, bedrooms for rent. Mrs. 1/onvitt. rt MeGriff F urniture Co., 2d W ist Corner Elm and 3rd. Phone Iturch St., Orlando. K17 W. -I rooms; bath. tested for glasses by Dr. FURNISHED Downstairs. Closm in. 211 laiurcl. vis. Opjwiito C ourt House. Phone 100-W. Me or G ranada l>vi' Gingei s call 705. Prom pt Delivery. FURNISHED APARTMENT will. bath and garage. $30 per month. tODUCING Long's Pure Pork Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth or Library usage. 117 Magnolia Ave. 1,ohL And .Found LKFFI.KR APARTMENTS: fum Died. 8 loom and garage. At'Id, KIND genuine Kiddie ops pt Gilbert M eGriff Furni- .rnctive summer rates. Apply 80! Co., 28 E. Church St. Orlando. Magnolia. Phone 280-W. A partm ent for rent at 317 Park Ave. Plmne 850—J. UitomobUcH Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. DODOB furnisht-C. apartm ents. are cars and Graham truck*, Modern Frigid sire; Murphy steel kitcllit and 12th. Street. Phone 3. ■n: G arage: excellent neighborgood: rent very reasonable. Park b in s w I o w a n Co. Auto A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 8 IB—J. liator and sheet metal works, 'reach Avenue. Phone 710-W. 10— Houses For K e n t IIUPS-MAK.MON Sanford Automobile C.’o. Mugnoiiu Ave. Phone 137. FOR RENT OR SALE: Six room modern house: Desirable Inca inn 2000 Orange Ave., Oslk Hill Subdivision. Route A, Box 17(1-F. FOR RENT: furnished house Vir­ ginia Avenue, Murvnnin $5o. Unfurnished house. Dim. Magnolia K DELIVERY by our own Ave., near schools, f If*. Will reqt uk to Sanford, ju st the some indefinitely. W rite or wire Scruggs, you lived in Orlando. Gilbert Belle Glade, Flu. rdf Furniture Co., 23 E. COMPLETELY furnished Spanish th St. Orlando. bungalow oil High Street. 2 bed mums, living loom, dining 1160k. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. kite lion equipped with electric 8anfurd Puiqt t i Wnll Paiier r«Mge am i—w ater—b rn te rr-tfa n tg r $50. monthly. Impute at Herald Office. liL iiness S e r v ic e The daily patronage of hundreds of the i i . Bortgaga Loam in i m p r o v e d re t i d e n e e a n d b u a i n e s a irsaa- «B e e o*u r ““"‘•-Ilk* hotel. Seminole ■ * local Counsel, • they HungarianMuseum Workers Discover Cannibal V i l l a g e BUDAPEST. May 20.—(IN S )— —The hnbitutioi of man' eatm g savages was discovered near the Hungarian village Itulm* INtspokl by Hungarian explorers, working under-the patronage of the Hun­ garian Nnt.unnl Museum, which find confirms the theory of P ro ­ fessor J. Bayer, director of the Vienna N atural History Museum that the valley of the Danube was populated 4500-5000 years ago with euttnibals, who were, how­ ever, not Iiu king a certain cul­ tu ral standard. These cannibals scent to h a v e developed a special a it of cooking and they evidently prepnred th eir human enemies with great ra ra and epicurean suhtilty. They used a considerable lu mber of cm kittg utensils for rousting, frying, and boiling tlie r prisoners, whom they turned into appetiz­ ing meal, as it is shovvXt by tho human bones rotita.ned in tho (lay und stone vessels. Former Miami Police Officer Dies Of Hurt MIAMI Fin. Muy 17 — (IN S )— E. W. Stenwi'll, form er police of* ficiitl here, died in a Coral Gabjca hospital lust midnight front the ef­ fects of ix, bullet wound fired last Saturday ntght, .tcronlir.g to po­ lice. from u pistol in the hnnds if Mrs. Louise Palmer. Mrs. Palmer, wlm described herself as Stenvvall's "parninm ir” wore a bathing sit t when attested . Site will be nr* ruigned toduy and formally rh n rg ' ed with murder. She has been held without bond. According to police, Mrs. Pal­ mer claims site found Sicnwalt in her home when she 'relu i ncj front Hr mini Saturday, lie tlueiitemsl Y, A T I o N INi* a t **>i | mi a f Inn* r*llilrt* n f l u x u p II) vl e u - h l K t h e Hi e 3 7 1li H e n u l o f l u t i l l Pt rl rt m i n -oboel—heej—sin* said.— bvrt— sbg~ I um u in ml Mit i *i fu r ihp o fflc # S W I.A NT \ IN V HS TM K N T «*t LMItfri % |»»‘i Hi i i i al l v Yo u r Mii*lu»rt pop rd o f Kp ml iiu Iii III i'vu n l I'tiuii* liMn ■upl *A ?* V .i i ‘|>r liujuAl Wm ----- - 4 —+1- ------ ELLIOT—TU -O m utT X I 1 rucked for her own pistol in a n ill Ini a tun erla (ml Hen Hiihji r i t o Hin D pi i ioci Mlh* if H h p r lff nm■l w ill t » Apiirui’ -i: ;i k im h : i : — rrfiTT Li IT T 111 4 S WA I N . u r l n i n r v l o l,« tieltl Ji i ni i bill. I»3» I | , u r * 1,1 , l ’r J . _______ htim tii ditiw er and <hot Ictn twice, ir c i r v i r ^ L ^ U t i m i w - t i T m n t t n a i ii. v v A i H f n n |||H n i l . k ( 4 i | t | : i t T It DAVKY. OSSINING, N. Y , ,M| 22.— one bullet taking el feet in the ub* j 4 i s i . P t I I l o A It J r . mi d W . II Td Wrd'K f u r i h i lippt l l i t c r pp l u f H ip r o ii siti im r I i A S T L A N I * Dc f i i n h i nl h, t h i| mr uf (IN S )—Obert G. Elliull, di pf rl t t h ml I litvlfln y o u Hi n o stale iloicen. r i m TUB t.RKI*t.*VVIIR h « T f h y ii ti ii ii 11 im*■* i n i i u ndh hi c v Si-i > (cm M> I*ii hi li a I Inti. Icyj nt n- f o r1 11 KiiliJ< rl l<> t h e » | i p i ii.irlitiitf D e m o - r p c o r d un r u ch I m p o r t n n t ■i Idi i Imi i n Hi*' o f f u i uf Mini .It , |BI1*I W tl, executioner who miraetilously e s ­ c r n t l c I ' r l i . m r y , I ' . e r e l i y n i i i i o u n c * ( Imi nn nu u i l rontjp, yuac. prvi i i l uri uf i ff uf St’m l m d r I ' m i i d i h i i l t p i l *** T* * J uki |l|| 1t i l l I, I I vt L i t d i c - h|* ini ' l i nk ll u n i t , caped with his life when his home ni v . - a ni l ' i l a c y for Il l s l l o u » » o f o u r nuHi r. i l rrpni i u*pn. rf f ' i u c l l n n nf t h e i i r l h t l l uf Mm (nlcpt lu t Ite h Ih h* »hx Mi t l nt tl Hull ><mi ;ip* I npk fi» tiinri u f |r |u i m. u > l u (m tu Id m x l t i n tri’BI’f l l a l I V|*M 14 T Hl cml i l T Ilf s t u t p l u l l ’* Hiiifl c d i i i ’at Inn. | »• .11 I d f l u hi l l uf I 'mil |ti.ll ill fill'll was destroyed by !vv„ bombs, to <!r*iui» 2 ll I p l e d a * Hie e u p p u r t nf e l l In. ' el D e r r m n u H ] him*. I will uppittkitf >t*i|« lu *■ iii .ii Ji n- i x nti iii I h c aluiv*' i*ii- day bail notified Sing Sing prison J. J l ’A It l l i s i i m y h t-il r ffu r lM lit Itu h a lf u f !h« ti ppul I I t e s p e r t f u l l s x diii a, fill* •| • . mm uh Hu l i h d a y uf J iiiip . authorities that lie would officiit, |M-it|t|tt «•f SpmiIiioU* Hiuniy. Th* 4‘ M H A N D \ I* I T ' v a m i llu- S a n f ' U d llur* i nn n t a t r era^ATUH. t’r y ln s i»«*t*«l u f this | ip u |>Iii n f l**lorl* a i d ' In lu i i l*> il* Plk! i i al i d aa H im at tlie next excctiD.in, schedule,I tin I n T a x I t c l h f . p N pcrlu lly r««Juo- I*u H ip I I f i n o t r i i He Y' ul t rn »»f T h r n u t t a i ro i.i.i:n n it m m nap* i in w hh'li i hl P u l i l o r for June 21. J i t l i Hprielnrlefl D l p f r l c t : — ■ (In n o f lo r n I tu x m T ill® , 111 (Jty I wlrh tu ammiim-p that I am a I Ill'll XXI1ii dlltlDlllIlT 111\ I'linAt •'HniJldutfi fur rp rh rtin ii tn the sIm II Iu 1>Ul>l I'-lu *1 Mill «' II VX1‘1‘k fur «1111iitn ii ru n hi* r f ftpol ful li y *n i •. m i i nl I x i’ xx * i k *> tuju lt iihln illM i ltm !!•*H of t h« ducx Im iiu* I it*in tu Int It* iittnil mi t h*n ti'llff* n f T hr ( ‘i i l l i ' f l i i r u f H n n 1n f mui V\ l| | |* III! I'.I i d Sll Ill'll HM.ll Ilf iif f r n m H»»* .i?H **Ift <'>>11 lit x , pit! h ' ( r d tu Hi p ii rt lim t i l ! W INS CASH pirnrnt flvr m il KiMi>lln« l l * f oi SHui* H* i i i i tur ll*-» 111 1,6 i «fln x «*l A | ! l ll. A. I 1 S • • 111111»I | , 11 111 f* 11 i l I • I 1 1 1 fill mi'll nf HiiU’i m I li# St h I v f l uni l D**purl mi*ni, u f H ip v o t a r n In Hi # I ' f m m ' r a l i r | ll UH Hr itoulN i ' o n lit l*'H Mini CII p a r - S* tilluit'lf mill Hn- vui d Dntiiit (rp nl ( ‘i i t v m r y In hi* h e l d In J u n e . V i 114 it *i 1LA SS. WASHINGTON. May 21 t ( m i n i D Hi e t ' u p till I'M a ml t ' ll l pn, llu' Jill it- ItHi pi Imu i J n ml If iiniiuu Yuui a up pur t w i l l h r - appre ci ated * ri.iK If In. in.i n i |»v t hr n u m l n u t l u n I .»I«’d i»ml idiT’ti d, I iPMMirr unit mul (IN S) New Volk t it) won itJ NO, D J I N K I NS ttx \ M Wc . ' k p |irurnt*tr t o rl nvul u n il l l t r P l i r r g y nil it Demuri n t |c* iiilnUalHt rut nm Di ‘pltl> 4‘li’l k fight in the supreme court today T liu n k liiic uni* u iiil n il fu r >uui and rK|uTipno'.’ Him! 1 pusavas tu i o n m i n t i r r • ;* i i : i u *N Mi *i ' \ l I. I : \ S*»lldt«»i* f«*r for a stay of the sevcn-cent subvole mid inflticmr. a iro tu y U a h H u it ainl I h e r e b y m u m u m * mv*e 1f ^ aa M IM.B O G A R T : • Iimpl,t Ihaul Itrppcit lul l>. K W. P E Al t M A N , Jr. r m i d h l a t e f«*r p h e r l f f *>f Hi'inlnulr TO!>A FLOP* DA---------------- | way ami elevated fare. The ease Dirildl* W ItOlll'ItTS I ' u i i n t y a i i l i j ect tu t h e a c t i o n of i \ X.TOL I p o l l n . K I I K OP e l i t e u I T r o n t T i he D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t u lie . ill! v;dT i l l A\ l > i v;\:;;,,77 .v.«vr ....... l,t r h e l d lu t h ? e a r l y p a r t uf Jur. r p 2 l J si:viiM ti.r. der which gave no reasons for tin i I IT l \ tm I' Ol t i o I N i l f ON| >| l***ii(i> V;it I I w Ip Ii i n e i i n n u n r c Hi nt I a m a V e r y r r i p r c t D el y. t 4»| \ T \ . I' I. h H I IIA t l> CIIAX- (o u rt’s action. I w i s h ft* u nmt p i i i - f Hi.it 1 u m u | ' i i ml i i l n h ' f o r rp-ctP4?ttun t o t h e o f k k m iA D / 4i:nv k ir r iv ii • un d Min It f **i Hit u f f i r e nf T u t i n l y Let* nf Clerk uf Hi# Clrrult Court. r on m e ' i .b u m u t d h« _________ I hereby a nnounce my candidacy t*f t i t . J i i E k - a i J l f t i J E a i f a i U - J M c tAAt***' -. „ jsa j Hrmlntd# CnuidX. Florida, ault* Jr*Ct tu Ihp dedal nn nf Hi# Dp mu* 11 al i i ' N*nt#r# c»f H r m l n n l f C u u i i t y . in ti l# D e r m i r r a t l c I’r l m n r ) K1 p *' H u n l o ba i i #l d o n J u n # 6 t h , A D 1921. V. E DOUOLAHR i o n n .K iiK i n t e r n co rn r I herttby a n n o u n c e m y c a n d l d u o f ur l b # ufflr# uf c l e r k , u f t hr C i r c u i t C o u r t , a u b j e e t ID Hi e n o t i o n uf tlie v o t e ! # m thp J u n e P r i m a r y . ft II. D K A tL I | \ ItIMiCIIH. !.*Ull1|llu!llUlllt r u n m i ’ K i i i n t k n r»^%T o r X rt 1*1111.11 I \ ATI! I I T I O \ l n v is i.4ii isi: rt«usi:us, .............. I ll 111 ll i .111ll hi l l | r fti| i > - d i m I l o II ri l l . I ' LMI It i»K D r i l L l i ' A T H *\' In fill* uffh'4' Mf pil;|M'l i (il I*lid*-ill nf T u lit*' It* *>|M>iiil* lit, KtiltlH Luulrt# (Ull) lie | UP11 lid full fin Su 111IIiu1w ■ f*. 1(47* Iloii*r 11« »tt A H I'till Il l y, Mil 11j I ' d In H im f t|*HUM’! ut k* .\ 1*111't lit# III. N m 7. Al l ui i ti *. I i i m i i H u I n i i i i u i y . Y o u r a u p p u r t H i l l hu up ■Yfiii a it* liixfuijy i u * t i f i . «! !liu! u | *I i ' dut Pl ) . Nlill | ui h hit'll lirmiiMi! UliUillrtl > mu T. \V L A W T O N . Hi llu* *i Im>> ** *.f! LmI f *mii r ! Ii> Huit Imiv «• Uiiiiiril it>iii|iL»liu»nl I'H tiu r o ll c u i D i r n i r r s i v r u v i i i i N r flit* ||(U|Mirtrt Mi uM ill III III; fl liri l »-** o r i *i in .i r iN s riit «-nox ki i m n fi«l m ' H I iii; h »*Ii L ii**' t " inli I., a iii,,,unr.- toy camllilar) i l i rtxui ui I m n f tiS4i 11 l mu n > !*«** r..r ll,v office of Huiicrlntcndcnt u |Iui X* I I 1) VIIII Mtil.llc I nal rucl luo of Scmlnol Ti l Irt Ir | l i rri ’flil >’, III M’i|ll IF** > Mil i'uiinty, aulijc. I lu ttir will of tin* In it |*)Miir !** Hut rta ill It HI "f ! *«*tn - 1/ * 'J i _j* im v k -ClassifiedBusiness Directory t ) i r * » » I ’O U I t T votvrs lit (tic primary June 6. You | »Iit lilt nl llu* nf Hr* nf Hu* I “Ii**L. *»I rt-KUK o r u t n c im t iT support wit) lit a|>pi rcluD-,1 tin* ulittYr rtf x |i i| 4 '1.111 I III Hlltlfnnf* t tu-rcl.v aoilouocu n.y cumttduo' n iiroiiruclit: Spt!riuli.st it AY U K I X K M A X W K t . U HEMSTITCHING I-"lii'i li|ii„ n n iit I.H-fnirii* Mniulhiy Hi*’ for ll..* ofrt.'a of t.'lerk ..( pi., t'lr* HI. t i nv nf Jun**. A D D*2V In 4lrcult (*ourl aiilijcct I,, the "III •>( COUNT* r i t O N K I T TI.VU Rt t l t f a nit u f xx It | **11 |li«’ r>. in |tlu lit iiitl w i l l FOUND] At, pffcctlvo euro fur il... vi.tera ai iht- Demorratle l*n A T T O I t N KY Singer Sewing Machine Shop. pi iu'>'>-t| * % juirl*’ mu•y »n June 6. 19ZS I her eby l u k o t h i s m eth od of anIt flit «>i i | i i i ) l Ilnil lliin i i u l l r # In* Unit stomach condition of yours. D. L Tli It AHII Ktt. Machines Sold, Rented, Exchanged. nouncliis my candidacy for t he i nilillrtltnl fnl fnUI » n|»H* i til l \ •* o f f i c e o f C o u n t y P r o s c c u t l n a A t t o r ­ XXCI'ltM, Hilt’*’ ffjtl’li >x I l’K, III III** Hilll- C hiropiucli-—Dr. W. E. McDougEasy ru ym ents ney, subject to the D e m o c r a t i c f n i i l IIri uIII. u lli'W rt|*U|M*l IMll*ll#livtI r u n c u n s t a h i .i: ufl, ::t)H National Bunk Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, Valdez Bldg. | wish tp announce my candidacy P r i m a r y . I w i l l i i p p r e c l a t s any In S m i l i m h * lV*i»iit>. F l u r l i l u . fo* the office of conatable. District s u p p o r t a l v e n m e l.y t h e p e o p l e \Y|| ||irt>*. \ ‘ I! |»*HI|llai*rt. I'll’lk nf Phone 4H2-J. **t‘ '.T t h e m . If e l e c t e d , w i l l rtiilfl I *uii • I. Mini III** rtful #1 rteillfntil. ■**»■ * , S' s n i l a q i s L'umiiyi -eirnjeu to - ml. • l i v e i n SB d u t i e s o f ( h e o f f i c e ni y I.unch Iloorn the will of (he vM rrs l.i Gje Demo­ v e r y b o a t s e r v i c e s a v b » h u L J 8 rtlii n l ' >> — ... — cratic Primary of Juna 6. Hut terics w k TVrriTK r * ‘ ... V. K. lKjl'ULAKlf) FOR GOOD eat* tn r Kent1* U. A T A T K . Clcrh. f i t cull Court. R o n co u n t y riirta rc rT iN O Lunch Room, l ilt W e il F lra l It) A 11. XX'ei-ks, ATT OI I WBV r o i l COXSTAIItK D ip u ty Clerk. Street. I hereb y announce my candidacy I hereby announce m y candidacy koh f o r Di e o f f i c e o f c o t i s l a i . t e , D i s t r i c t t. s u b j e c t t o t h o w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s on June C. f or re-election to tlie o f f i c e of C ounty P roeecu iln a Attorney sub­ j e c t t o ' t h e w i l l o f t h o v o l e r e In the Dem ocratic primary on Juno t XV. M. HI M U O N S , S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m pl ul l i ut l t. r o i iit or ro i ntv j i ’i i u k , H iixtiNoi.i; t u t x n . s T a t i : o r JOHN a . LKONAIIDV. RI . OI II II X. R O II G O N S T A IIL R Ill r e I . s t a t e o f I t DXVA l t D (I. N O R ­ I lorrhv announce my candidacy I ' Ol t T A X A S S I l S S O I t for constable . for t h e fourth dla­ . 1 w i s h . t o a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y T oT Ou Nl l cDr eecdei at os er ds .. I c Ka t r r s . d l s t r l l i Utrlct. auhjrrt to tl.e wfll of the f o r Hi e o f f i c e o f T a * As s t - s e o r o f less, mui al t persona having voters In the Democratic primary Kri . i l i i ol e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t l o tin, cla im s or d o n u m ' s a g a in st said of June G. Your cuts will bs a p ­ "III o f t h o v o t e r s i u I h c J u n e rrt t ul # l preciated. Primary. You. a n d e a c h o f y ou . a r e h e r e b y ft. C. (Dob) WILCJOX. JOG Ii. CII ITTI2NDUN. n o t i f i e d a n d rt-iiu t i e d to present any claim s and dem ands which you, or e i t h e r of you. may h a v e aiculnsl (Lc{;a] N otires) Itic . s t a l e o f l t d " aril U, N o r t o n , d e Run ro x iT A B iR rcusrd. late of Seminole County, I wish ,o a n n o u nce that I am F l o r i d a , t o t h r IDoi J u s (1. S h a r o n IN r o t H T O R • • -W.4T-1 J U U G B . a candidate for the office of C o n ­ s M t l t M t l . t ; n i l V I I . * T A T I 4 OR C o u n t y J u d g e i d S e m i n o l e C o u n t v , stable for Justice of the Peace a t Ills o f f i c e In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t ­ RLOIIIDA. District No 4 Kemlnnlc pounty IN I I K K S T A T K III' XV. XV. CI HNON h o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Florida, said Justice of the P eace Fluilila. w ithin t w e lv e m o n th s from Dlstrirt C o m p r isin g E l e c ti o n Pre- .. I b m w A T u # l l r r n t i t o i i i . l**ualT»ii. Ji ntrl l i * l l i e d a t e h e r e a f , r l n t s . No ' a I, *, 1. * . ». U . 11, A I t . alriA . aiuLaJ OMav amJu ttin g claims . D a t e d A p r i l . 3 rd. A. D 1911. I I KLF. N M. N O R T O N n r - n t l c P r i m a r y t n h e h e l d o n J u n a o r d r to u nd n a u a i n a i •■ti) i - « i « l » ; Von, a n d r u c h o f y o u , a r e h » r * h y K ie e u tr ix of thr Kalate of t i l l . A. D. 1111. ni itl fl ad a n d required t » praoant C P U ' A I t D (J. N O R T O N D e any Malms or d em a n d s which you, if l g g g f t g » g r i' 3, R. Dighton, feanford, Florida. ■---- ** ■ l o s m i n .i i Itv I lav is J. Walsh Mention of France a.-v a serious NEW YORK*. May 2 ± ( I N S ) contemler olgitl years ago vvottl I people of Sanford proves that this Cl&ssir i m ro M tT A n i.r Your tennis gallery of tint' immed­ have got you untiling except the v I wish to a Ilium nee that t am a iate future may have less of the seasons’ heartiest laugh. candidate for Bin office of Con"table District No. 4. Hemltti.’e i Count)-, Florida, said District com- Fifth Avenue m anner nntl more of But France Is up now and lingI l.i-iioii Precincts No'n. I, fied Section is giving the kind of service lirfftiiiu 3. I. 3. In. It ,<t is. subject to the Tenth. In the scat directly to land, Australia. Japan and Spain *• ■»i *•. tho " ill of the Voters In the Uertin- your left may lie a neighbor with ate down. America probably hat eruilo I'llimuy to he held on June 3th. A. D |9!». the correet 1-ong Island necenj hut. too much ntan-power to ever sink Your supper! will tie Appreciated. tile occupant of th a t seat giv.’s below tlie level of a foremost elm! ____ A. D. ( A r t i e ) S M I T H . everybody wants, and the success of these off, in addition to an odor of g ar­ longer but there;.generally is x\ P t t n COUNTY JMM1 E I lli'icby nuanuiice my candidacy lic, the impression that he would least two of th at kind around and for tl.» office of County Judar uf Kenilioite Counl), Florida. subject be mote at bis case if be wore a litis year tlie other will be Italy. 1V the iicllou of the Dent ucratlc white eoat and an aspect of torcolumns tells of the daily satisfaction Parly mi June .Mb. I'.tlS, My cum sorinl good cheer. If all goes as It should, the 11a I pnlyDi fur Mils office le In the hands Inieinational lawn tenuis is go­ tails will play Tildcu and Company f pf in s fi lends throttxhoui this counl) ttinl iv e solicit the suppor ing Italian! • . lor the fiua! round for the right to and votes of the people In (hn The United Stales Lawn Tennis challenge for the cup. This will commit Democratic Primary elec give. Make a habit of reading these Hon. If- (Jin people see fit to elec AfcMIMnlinn lias made no secret of represent the peak of tennis -his­ T S efficient, A i d } ' * . effective mid rconondo ‘21S" ‘hr <"•« ><>'»<’ '»<»mhs th at it s i j, ■ _ ’i tin figured Italy was the country we tory in Italy, for never before has at ndin Intst rst toll. SAMDEI. A. P IVILKINSON. would have to beat if vv,- were to l its team progressed beyond th ■ play Frit tire in the Davis Cup early rounds. 'Hull was the ease r o il r o t vtv J i niip. Classified Ads regularly! 1 It ■■I'm-1*> (I IInull Iill* my i'll Hit 111J*l*y I'lliillelLgi1 D m lid. f ur m ■« l»u't i nn in dm nffin* nf The average man perforce looked with France in IP22 when Cachet t *iiiiitt x J m l u i ui Sc in I iiutu «b u r n t >, I'I nr i«Ia, hultjut t in Hn'' Will uf t1n> to Australia lit furnish our most and Gehert went lo the finals only IN*in ihi ml it* Vntcra t»f K«-inhi»1o «*uin»tv, in tin* dniHN'riiile I'riinury critical opposition, this statem ent to l.e beaten by Australia. i'll*!’!Inti In In* liilii Join* Dili. 11*23 being naturnlv France Not Satisfied •IAS. SJIIA HON. 1 ~Mo<l$'V,ftuktrnlin been America’France wasn't satisfied with a I ^ t l c n l Announcements m o st'consistent rival foi the cup minor trium ph like that. It pro­ 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale iii T i n : v o r r n x »»r x h m i .n o i . k since l:H37 Didn't it have Gerald ceeded to develop l.ueoste. Borotra. (O l’NTY. l.» ntinoiiiirp Hint 1 am a Patterson, one of the best of the Ilrugoii and others and finally r u n f a t v t i i ov. s ii s s io m :ii CU fH4l1wish da to f o r r r - r l r r t l n n t u llu* of* CEMENT ROCK and Sand in In a it noil nr i n k n n »*a n d h l a r y for Met* i'f (.* ■ >n m y I in mai n n ««r f r o m foreigneis, as its bellwether? lifted the cup last September. t ‘n i n m iMNlunti (if t ht ’ "III D i n l r l r t of large or small lots. H. II, McCall Stinliitth* Ansvv e r I s Y e s r i d Nil, H. p i i l t j c d In t h e illoy, 1 liripiny plinlsp vDIImHiInil Italy now is in the position that nf H ip v .«t rr»t In Hit* D n n t i Industries. Uh ami Elm. in>im»If *l ti ii ii n hxu 1n 11*Iv Iin |ni 1 11it 1 riiitii" I’l The answer was yes to both France occupied three or lout l i ri i rv tu lie Ii p IiI o n Jmtfli a H r til1Inti I •i Hi** Vi rt f a r c nf H ip iIIm® questions and no to the bleu they years ago. It has iu Baron de Mor AT ONCE: I chifforobe, 2 dress Ii li t it;h a i vlitill*. Sl i ui l l d I tin i tiiinl- ft111, A D H' 2 %. I'll AN K tIVANH were attem pting to -uppoit. Those ping,,. Stefapi ami Graslini men n a I n i a n d r l r r l i ' i l t l i r r r w i l l Ur urn ors, 2 beds. 1 refrigerator, 1 tin*1 ittatlx ttinli fnt i n l v a i i l i pi ipfl t ttf who entertained lilis sentiment w )i«> were good enough to e a rn Id Tin-: \ 1 1 '»T * ii * t M r m ; iiin o i . i ; Range; Cheap for Cash. Phone a n y ttiip m a n . I « i ll m *« t l ui l an f u r simply had oveileiiked tvvo.t'!Dci, Fiance to the fifth set of the fifth C’Oi.NTV. ,»s ft In In i n > p o w r r t l ui l I h n i n * 1.70-W. 801 W. 1st. St. ! w i s h In a n i l o i i t i r r Vttn( 1 Am A Dal points: Eirst, that F ram e hud lull ill'll In f i f i l l > d In ! i I h u t r d . n d final match to win last year and Aurat i i i K a t lu«i <>uuli r t i n a l l z . i t l un nf r a n d h l . i t r ............... i l' i l i ufi t u i hp ttf BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge Mir I n x a l t t f Ii | i t | t ri l > u f ( h r C'uiinty. f l m ttf 1 ‘o u i t n i *n»»miiA**htiirr f n m tAperieneed gieatei diffieulty in ca-tly dispose of P atterson, t'ravvI jih| r.t’l N't. I «Miltji*«T t u t h p i| p - beating Italy last year than it had T h r 1 ‘niiMl \ ‘ s bilNlnrpM s l u ml t l h r .•»»,deck cruiser, thirty inch, -draft, •TtUtunica 11 v i i m a * a p i l v a l t * h i m - j rl al ni i *'f \ lif x l c i > In t h r 1 ipftio* fotd and llopmnn of A ustralia fully equipped, sleeps six. Piico III* in- «• T h r 1i iiiK i x||*ii taAi ’Hut i p u l n t f nr nl Hh ; r*ni i »’ l'i i m il * l o (>r h t i i i uli J u nr in liking the cup from America: •otne weeks ago. There trium phs second, (lint tennis greatness nn. ate the inspiration that usual!.* Hit1* (Hullx. l u j Ull 1 ir I 'till n I y fdiutiltl Mli. A I* V . H innsoiinble. P. O. lb>x 03B. it i w iii:i:i.n u 1*4’ t.H* I’ll illiii 1 lu- u n l I d m c r i»f tin* in eveles. hr mgs out the best of a nation's Hu .11 'll uf I *«•(( ti t > I* m m i xmImii . t n a ml In the old days, neither England vouttg -kill in tlie years immedi­ 1-'1 1*1 fitful turd *i rt n M lull liM l i n i n g flu l iti % i n MU'* ill* ! *i : >t l . \ OLH Ull In lli'Hr *l< 111 Ti* Hu ll a I 11l i v e inn America would have though ately t <t come. i «j i M i . FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are lilt'll a i I'fthlt'iil *»f Hr 111 l l i ul r Hull l i l y I ■ <u n o i i n r r Hint I n m m of losing even one match to th • absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert anil MranfJr I ’u u n l v It rf nrr S r m l i n d r Will Italy come forw ard ns i *uiint v u a*i c m ttff f r n m ( h a nyf** ti* n t l nh. t r f » i f >d it 'II m i f o t h r o f - other countries; then Anslittlla F ram e did after those minor lull MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando. i 'uii ii I v. fur* 2 »i i t j u ' i , a m i a l a x * f l r r til I ..itriiv t *t i in iii Isnl c 3 p r f rnm | i ay«T ti 11 i h r i l m r M a k r > t m r D m i i l r l N** 2, Pt i hj rrt Iu t h r tlr- came forward with Brookes and - ignili. not tiiuinpbs of a few In ImIi uf I hr ( t i l e r s In t h r Dr u m* Wildnig and the situation became h i i n n • i m . nt t l ui l w i l l ItMim > Ull veals back? i t a t i r l'i l m. i t > ( u up litdtl o n J i m * t h v u h n t l x Y«»m \ " i f fin m v w i l l hv a tiiangiil.ii one. SEMINOLE felt mnVvresses, ab ­ a | »| *i t i' la 1rd Jiiiu* t h r Tdh ; »h. A l». 1*2* JOHN MlIHUil \\ I! MALI.A 1(D J a p a n v\ i i “ t h e n e x t e o u n t i y t . solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert CIM TI.K INDICTED — 1 in J i m h u t i h o r m m i i x h i : d e c l a r e i t s e l f i n w i t h t h e l o g t i m I'cH* \TV. e t s a n d . w h e n t h e M o n g o l i a n s tai l WINSTtiN-SALKM. N. May 29—Perm anent AVavinn r u n n u ’M v i u * i*flissiii\i'ii I w, lf.li I**- u n flumi nn* Hi a t 1 n m a ed, Spain bobbed up with Manu-I 22 (INS i (lu u g cil with poisTt, T I ip V*>t r f h uf Sr mi l l uh* 1*t ill III ( ill ml Ida f r f u r 1 r «• Iri't lull 1** H i «i of 1 vi Inil i n a n u u i i i n ' r Hul l I uni n f n r i d t ' n«am y i V i i n m l hj*in»»ri f m m and lose Alonso to make a bri f nnd Kathleen 8, Herbert E. Hall Pei ’iiuncnt W a v in g —lovely n a tu r ­ • i lid Ithi t r f ur l hr o f f In* uf *"nil 111 > I u s i i I d N o I, null |t i'l hi H ip i l #* but spectacular play fo t favor meat today for first degree mui ***tn m ImhIniiri' f r n m D H t r i d Nn - r i d t i n n r i h « Vntrrw In lint Drirtr** al perm anents us low as $5.(IP ♦silhji't der. The tvv.. children died on May I l " t h r ! *» itin> I a i ir l'i i m u i > • it! it I'llinarx tn hr In Id un J unr (I.egiil Alls) 5IIP Eirst National Bank Bldg t n l>r lit lt| nil J i iip .Mh A l« l »2% .lit A D I 21* and tlie indictment was returned I 1u»\ r ! | \ r « l nntl |>.ild l . i i t ' i Hi *M l lOST< »N KTI . HI . K Phone 18'J. ll.* X. ,i t; .11liM I■\ tin- gr.iinl jury a fte r they hud n lu i uf x uiu *ii. m.i i lut** a nil Hr ni l mill* I ' u u i i l n *> **lnr* *-»,ti • i i 7" \f \v i ;th •M IV* been shown the result of an iiufoi h7 v j4ini I kiiiu; a | w a > H h e t n a Dt tn- to i in : » o i i:its in- s i:v n \o i.r, tin ♦ •I lit I * uf H-* 111 IfflI«I»* 1 ‘u l i id x , tiri at . ( III V l ' t (Political A nnouncements) l u i h. i h ii i i : SI m i 'Mi psv . The parents are held in jail l l II ! *. I t A I I I N . f w l*t|i Hi HttliuUiUT m \ «t*l f ii r ii l l u >■! •tl w> X. without bond J m k r uf S» l| 1111 u I• Sll *lfni d t'.i lul lt|il t *■ f»*l tllP *t|nflp li'l! lixl.it i n p • "••uni i |>|v • • l i n t in i | m »’**iiii 1' *’t>iiii | tu iefuii| t St i nl fi i du i ' ui i h I v p u !» .ihuii* • in S . i i i f u i d . Sc in i n d t * t 'until x, I' Ol t T A . \ \ ssr.ssnit r u n t o t v r v ts s i:s s t,it t i r I j* 1 t t o Hi* J ti'llUM i ii | it- l'i mm.u v I !iil r It V .Itlimillil'P I*• Hi*’ |*«"tpl« » H| IHi | xx ( | vc tmui Hu* I’ll ESI DENT SIGNS BILL TVIKS , , . t , . | J (Mid **, A l » . H42H. b« ml w i l l iihliTii I h-Mihi ,.( «Si iiiiimli' 1*011(If) Hul l I din M H u m l l u >l,i I ■ In i *’mI I w i s h t o ■ n n o i i i i r e In t l i . P * o p l * I ,A s l i m.- 1 , . . n i l , . I t v „ol i *i tilli114111 f op l a \ MiliJ* *"! Ihi t f t l 27 \ D r * ’Y f Si-In III.,l e ( l i mi t y t l i kt I a m WASHINGTON. May 22 (IN S) Id | hi- il •11‘IMIn II inf f hr VO'lPT* tfl tMiiilldrilp fur i* p Ip *'t i n r» t*> Hi # uf t D a m i ri; l i i i m o N .1 tt I.YI.I S. llu 1**■111111-r.11I« I’ll in,r i \ In 1i> Ill'll! f l i p uf T jii An»fp*uir( p HIi Jpc t l o i l l # j | ;ain’ill rise nf tin* FIpt rttP 4lf —A bill authorizing a $5,000,OOP Ill Juiu' nf III If* vi’iir l h a lf llvrtl d e c Inh ill uf Hu* > ut# m lit H ip D p f »o - ' \Y W i *Ihrton f i r i*mupi’il appropriation for eradication of r o i i M iiK itirr in i i i i ri i RP fi ml S t i u i in iii* r t t u i i l l f k ••ruth* P r l n i n r y t o h r Imlil In Juni* I l i v r c h y itnii'iur.rfi m y i n n d t d a c y i s i m : i m i l i t r o t i i t i s %si> the nink boll worm was signed l.v fnt In i t iilfi I ' have i*** ■■f Hi I# j f f t f flip H ip o f f t r p «'f Hl i r r l f f u f Ht'iiiln « <n n m I s i i i t M i nit ai n l off I' Ol t s l i l l l M H . I . 4 HI N * n , I *1.O i l - I'icNidciit Coolhlgc A VAIIHII AN. toduy. First 111It I ‘tl Hi l l y p||h)pi*t 111 t hp Will uf f or | 2 J a*«i | h. I lu»\i* HIM(I** in ' 1H I l l %. i s « ii \ s « i : n > . work will s ta r t in tla* seven Texas (liti v u ( « i | hi H ip J iiiip Pl l rni t i x »' II h *|| NS* »N, l u r n |>lil kl i mi t . IH$4 i r ImI ih; h l o t ’K ai n l t i l i n ’* f i u l l 1*1111 #TX*lTV Sf^ATOII j i- M o4M.i : i . i . a n d counties which are infected with Htiii f at initiK 1 pr o p o a i fit It i iw r y \ ** * ( h r i c h y n i i n u j i i c p up a c u m l l d u l e i.txpio it i ii ri > li 1n |trtt|itn i h t i ml u t o n u c c p c d tiiyr«*!f up S r n n l u r f i o m n i l : D \ \ * : \ WINSTON n l l i s ' A N I - the pest. r o i i s i i r .i t i r r TWO FAMILY house cheap. Six I A. HALVERSON room bouse, well located. Two i* painting, interior decorastory seven room house, all new, fing. Phone 132-W. every convenience. We can come D N’SFKR Service of all kinds, an agreem ent. A. P. Connelly & we 570-W or 3302. C. E. Soils. prning. NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112 WIGHT PRINT SHOP Palm etto Ave. Phone 304-W. PPY service on any thing in ating. A phone call will get TEN ROOM house desirulde loca­ tion. Suitable for rooming house loan. Phone 417-W. it RailAye. or two families. I.orated at 402 Oak Ave. Apply W. II. Long 117 AN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Muguoliu. H THE NEW WALL PAINT ETIILNG NEW AND BET- 18— W anted To Rent FOJl FURTHER INFORH u m ml nr In dpi f i "in Di a l r IcI No. In tSii" ili*rl«l«ili nf III** vutK>\\ CALL PHONE 235-.1 WANT TO RENT: Private g ar­ Niihjrd *r*» m nine lb iimi'fjtii’ I'riitiitry tn age, Must be close to F ust »he ■ SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANh e l d un J u n e kill, A. D 1!»-« S tieet and Magnolia Ave. Give S. 1 \ LUN ll. t>, FLA. full inform ation in answ er to EY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- “tiaru g c” cure Herald. p u n j i ' H T i i i'. n r r r t A t ' R tption*, Drugs, Soda. We ore r u n i i i n t i i u t no . r a n t f#i as yuur phone. Call 103. 20— F arm s For Sule Till# ft tu Miiiiouiii'c tuy candidacy fur Jufttlc# nf the Puarr, Dlatrlct Utl.NG BLOCKS— Irrigation 85 ACRES Celery U n d . 11-1 Nn. i . auhjrct In 111# will uf Hi# mile north of Oviedo. 12 acres Democratic Voters June 6th. 8an'e* and general cement work, fun!. Luke* Mom up. Paula. Luke Long vvund. Altamnht# •e Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Cleared. Price $20U. per acre. Col- Mary. Spilnap and I'nrupl City, cuimtliuta dough Realty Co., 311 1st. N ation­ Jvr, Prop. 3rd and Elm. Hi p ahftv# d l a t r h d . al Bunk Building. If r l e c l c t l . 1 pr«jiTiln# a n Iiu up at 0 , ROOFING: The Hoof Evhu m ni*xa*11k *• a it in 1nIat rn t lun fra • 3-vting. Metal shingles 15 ACRES on East Side: 8 cleared D im! thu uMini mrdd Irminf iu*»« iwrully cuiinpctrd w i t h tbla o f . and tiled. A bargain ut $8000. f l ea. ‘tig seam tin and galvanixed O IIKRNDON. See Jam es H. Cowan. Oak 1-4 Cush. CtdClough Realty Cm, 311 1st. National Bank Bldg. *tui Third St. Phone 111. r o u ji 'H T i r r o r p k a c b NOGRAPH—re jia lrin g .' piano FIVE ACRE tract with residence f lii-rcliy a p n p u n < « nvy c a m l l d a c ) ' re-election lo t h e o f f i c e of !"* by exj erts with 17 years bn Beardall Ave., also tw enty f,.r l a v 1- —rvt.r-rt - . - « * > ,-* . ^ ' “25___H u Cs r I m u s i c , w t t n t u r m r i m — nrrmtT4s— rabrbrtBttnr Itnvliig held llila uffire fur nearly Nick Zcfnovean, iwu year* until tlie district *>■ ■tft S h o p p s . M c L a n d e r ' A r - Bargain, see merged Into tli* Fourth District t _ I 'hona 83S. ’ Beardall Ave. fee) justified in aaklaif the voter* for t h e i r support on my previous record a* Justice of the Peace arid nstrucUonr 27— Money To Loan uleda* ru» heat endeavors lo alve the people a square d**l with 1' W ELL on a genuine ON W H ITE or cumred property. all Justice to all and strict adhsrsnes utyrent m attress. Price ' B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel to th t Iswa U XV. L O V K L U Gilbert M 'G riff F u rniture Bldg, ______________ run JitsTtf r o r r t z e e 3 E. Church St., Orlando. I k • " * We solicit application oisTiiitri- n o . r o u t to r firat nunr* m y candidacy E Bed-davenport suite for M ortgage loans on the best type f urt Jh ue isrttu. ys oa fn i tI’a a c a o f D l a t t l c t No. bg room only $108. Gilbert- of residences and Mercantile Build­ I, s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c l e i o n o f t h e v o l r r a tn Ilia D e ocratic Primary ‘ff Furniture Co. Orlando. ings in Sanford at an interest rate l o he ha'.d o n J u p m a ( t h . A. D. 1611. of d pc. and up, depending on the DAVID SPKKR. liv e s to c k character of the loan, construction r o i i STATU I.Rrilfll-ATI'ltR t w i s h io a a n o u n c s m y c a n d i d a c y J a LE: Outwear of bright No and location of buildings. imolhy h a y below m arket C. S. HOAG Si COMPANY f2)u r a tnhde wHi l tl a t sa pLpcrgrlealltaet u srcaE p o( rGt r o ui np t h e p r i m a r y t o h e h e l d In J u n e . tht* weeflt. JL B. McCall In 7 W. Church St.. Orlando. N V O V I I . 1, ^ 1 ________________ **■. 4th R°°ma yvithotit Board I'on I wish |o ntinminrc that 1 am n candidate fo r.th e office of Const, noli*. District Nn. «. Seminole Conn* I f Florida, said distr ic t c o m p r l sl n a elriilon prxRncl* No>. I. 2. 3. 4, !>, 1°. II. IS. Miihjcet to-the will of the '•lists In the Democratic Primary to bp hi-lil on June■roll. A. O. 1H2S Your sopiifii t will tm a|>|ireelitt.nl. J. M' tVfC) VICKERY. Italy Appears To Be Chief Contender Of U. S. In Next Davis Cup Tennis Matches CENTER. Tex., May JL — (IN S) An angry mob early today overpowered officers on the courthoua.* steps bine, seized Buddy Evans, IT*, negro slayer <*f a white man, ami hanged him to a tree in C ourt­ house Square. Police wore powerless to prevent the lynching. Their weapons had been taken from them by the mob of lot) citizens, Evniis, who n week ago killed John Wheeler, n white man of Timpson, made his escape from tlie San Augustine jail last Saturday* night by clubbing the city m arshall. Ho narrowly escajvcd mob violence following tho m urder of Wheeler anil was lodged in the San Augustine jail for safekeep­ ing. The negro was captured by h possee near Timpson early today. When reports of his capture were circulated here, a mob gathered a t the courthouse and waited Ins a r­ rival in custody of officers. K. KINLAW. in Exitx: TH E LONG-LIFE BATTERY Huff-Mac B attery Co. 117 E ast 2nd. Street. Axvninns D ry Cleaning Vo j '»:• -« r a .t •(t n’ n -x J SANITARY STEAM PRESSERT* ; Oflurless Dry Cleaning. Phooa t)(W. 114 N. Park._________ j *• P aints and Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAINTS SEM INOLE AWNING SHOP. Awnings, Window shade*. T arp au ­ W ater S par Vamithe* and Ena­ mel*. Velumina F lat Wall lins. Anything of Canvas. 30i) E ast Paints. Persian d a y j«**o. plaaiko 2nd. Stieet. Phone 11. moulding clay and Plaque*. San­ ford Paint A Wall Paper Cu. G. U. Auto Tops S tuart, Propr. 112 W. Fir*t St, Furniture SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* ——* » ( ■ ' "- 1 Cushion* and Seat Covering*. WE BUY ur trade in used (m ul­ 30tl West 2nd. S treet. ture. W agner F urniture Co* 1 X •* *3 If * n � 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 22, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 22, 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 22, 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/2858cf0f42a4ee046a3405d5fa02474e.pdf 72f554d0c34e83c1839ad3a0dd34db50 PDF Text Text - ) PA' youk n e w spa pe r P ublish ed in ^ F lorid a 's H e a rt, fh e W o r ld 's G r e a te st V e g e ta b le Sp0l and R ic h e s t G a rd en L a n d . T1 I Mir SANFORD FLORIDA, WTnTNLSDAY, IVifAY 23, 1~92'8 ~ lY ACCEPTS Am erican W om en To M eet Royalty LONDON, May 2.1.— (IN S)— A number of American;* will be presented when the third royal court of the season is held to­ night in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace. The Am­ ericans who wilt make their bow to King George and Queen Mary are: Mrs. Alton It. Park­ er, of New York; Miss Lois I)avidsdn of Houston, Texas; Miss Ruth Draper, of New York; Miss Neville Gherardi, of Chevy Chuse, Maryland; Miss Frances Howard, of Atlanta, Ga.; Miss Helen Mary Hurley, of Chicago; Miss Clementine Miller, of Col­ umbus, Indiana, and Mrs. Char­ les Deere Wimnn, of Moline, 111. Two more courts will be held before the season for pres­ entations close. m oN w rm [NEW COMPANY IBccomesHeadOtTcchn i c a l D epartm ent Of RccentiyForm ed Air Transport Inc. Decision To Give . Boost To Flying His SalaryH asn’tBeen .Announced B ut Is ReportedToBeLarge DEEGATES OF SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS CHOSEN STATE ATTORNEY A SK S ACQUITTAL OF GLEN A; TYLER NEW YOUR, May 23.— (INS)— Col. Chnrlen A. Lind­ bergh gave aiow and practical impetus to tho development of aviation in the United States j,y accepting •u postion ns technical hend o f the ncwlyi formed Trans-contlnentnl Air Sudden Climnx Comes In Trial Of Accused Volusia County riransport. Inc., a $5,000,000 Contmissioncr For Mnlnrnccorporation which will eatabtire While in Public O ffice :.|i<.h* a coost-to-coast _.« i tn.Annif trntvi train nrvl plane service, cutting the travel­ DELAND, Flu., May 2.1.— (INS) ing time from New York to — Unuhle to get into evidence a Angeles to forty-eight hours, or warrent through which county exactly in half. “i.iitdyV* title, Is "chairman of commissioner Glen A. Tyler re­ the technical committee." His sal­ ceived reimbursement for expenses ary lias » ot ,>f,pn announced, al­ to Tallohnssce, alleged to have been though it is said to be extremely un illegal withdrawal of county liberal. It Is believed, too, thut he funds, state attorney J. A. Scar­ has been given o generous block lett late Tuesday requested Judge „f stock. He will devote all his time Iru A. Hutchinson to instruct the jury to render a verdict of not to the new job. All matters concerning choice of guilty in the trial of commissioner Equipment, fields, general service TylCr, charged with malpractice flying routes and safety appliances in office. The sudden climax to tho trial sill come under the authority of (hr committee of which Lindhcrgi. I of the accused commissioner came j, the head. The president of th ; ufter stute attorney J. C. Atkins company is C. M. Keys, who is nl- of Gainesville, assisting in the ,n president of the Curtiss Afro- prosecution, offered in evidence n county warrant Identified by Sumplane and Motor Corporation. The railroads identified with ucl D. Jordan,'clerk of the court, “UnilyV new company urc tho as being the original warrant is­ Pennsylvania and the Atchison, sued to commissioner Tyler in Topeka and Santa Fc. The two payment for a hill rendered over a airplane companies involved are signature he believed to he that the Curtiss Company and th.- of the commissioner. Wright Aeronautical Corporation. Attorney C. D. Landis, defense Airplane stockH in Wall Street counsel, objected on the ground toured this morning on the news that no warrant had been mention­ j Hut Lindbergh had entered the ed in the indictment. •business field. Curtis Aero jumpei The state argued that this doeulu points in early trading on the i mi nt was probably described in exchange to 1110 and Weight Acio the indictment, contending that ■Im. made a 10 point uilvunce t-< after payment the warrant became ITS. a receipt or voucher for the money Tianseontlnental Air Transport i drawn, the court sustained the opened on the Curb Market wiih x objection and state attorney Scnr rule nf 17,000 shares at 113 3-8, up lett stated that in view of the rul­ 7 point*.' ing it would he impossible to show Liiidbcrgh’s acceptance of th- that the commissioner received pusitiuu with the Transcontinental the money. He requested the in­ Air Transport, Inc., definitely dis­ structed verdict, and gave indica­ posed of rumors .to the effect that tion that the matter will again l»e lie mukliig arrangements fm I presented to the grnnd ju t)'­ a trip ill June by Air to Europe] __T;ha»es«e^ of rntnmissionera W. I— mtti-nnrmprttnTirimnTirtir-tsihni'l .......y,\ C. II. MelLldge, *“ Jackson ~ * ........ and dot. (Iieenland and Iceland. I Wilkinson, under indictment W- I Keen tliough Lndhergli would on it similar charge were all dis. giie no countenance to such ru missed. mnrs they were severnl times rei­ terated, even ut a time when it was known thut Lindbergh was in maxiiltution with bUklnes# men with a view of entering upon a huninrs* career. 1Jndhergh liai several times expressed extrem; annoyance over the publication of lux alleged "plans" which aubseWith the statement that the (Continucd on page t> Hotel Forrest laike will rein*ln open during the summer months officials of the company own ng the hostelry today announced the appointment of A. J. Richardson formerly of this city, ns manager. Mr. Richardson is “ hotel op erntor of many year’s experience and is well known in Santoru, HLUKFIELD, W. Vn., May 23. where for several years he man­ — (INS)—Seven men were killed aged the Valdes. After le«vin* and one miner is missing in a dust this city he became connected with explosion that wrecked tho No. 30 several large hotels l» ^ mine of the Black Mountain Coal cities on the west coast of rloiuia. Fmpuration at Kcnvlr, Ky., ncThe new management an­ roniing to a telephone report re­ nounced that u schedule of a ceived here from the company ,lured rates has been placed into offices today. Mine rescue crcwi effect, special prices being offer­ from the U. S. Coal & Coke Co., ed for the summer months. at Lynch, Ky., werd said to hnve Mr. Richardson issued a conlial recovered the bodies, and another invitation to the citizens of bancrew front Norton, Vn., is assist­ foul to make use of the hotel for ing. • social and civic gatherings. He The explosion occurred last said the management’s policy night while the crews were being would be to assist and co operate •hlfted. Normally there ‘ arc four with organisation* desiring la to five hundred men employed in stage event* there. the workings, which ere owned by the Peabody Interest! In Chicago. Hotel Forrest Lake Will Remain Open DuringTheSummer Explosion In Coal 'Mine Of Kentucky Is Fatal To Seven Methodist To H ave jnifirnt Special M eet Tonigl Special prayer meeting services 'ill be held tonight nt the Metho* *i»t Church. The meeting hour ^*a been changed.to 7:46 o'clock, f'rcording to nn announcement by br. W. P. Buhrmsn, pastor. Following the- service, during *h*ch the pastor will discuss an 'ntereiting topic, there will be a "acting of the board o f stewards, 'timbers of the Men’s Clubs are Specially invited to attend this •oceling as observers o f the man|**r In which official business of board is conducted, Dr. Buhrfcso Moat States Hnve VolcdTheir Delegations Which WIIIRcpresent them At Republi­ can', Democratic Meetings W e s t Virginia And Florida Y e t To A ct ______ Will Rogers Chooses To Run And W ill Make Race A s “Bunkless ” Candidate NEW YORK, May 2.1.— (IN S) — Will Rogers, the cowboy humor­ ist, ha» chosen to run fo r the presidency. He will ninke the race as the candidate of a "Bunkless" party, It was announced today. If elected he would be tho first nresident in sixty-two year* who was funny Intentionally, his hack­ ers assert. They ndmit he ts quat* Hie*! for tho high office ntnl Will Lone Stnr Stale Delesnten Of j with ...... , Democratic I urt\ \\ ilKiO I j nc^ thnt he is a veteran Convention llninstru cledi „ f thirteen campaigns with the Ziegfeld Follies, which is someWASHINGTON, May. 23. thing that enn’t lie said for other — (IN S)—The delegates that will candidates. They view with alarm comprise the republican nntlonul the rising cost of government and assert, that if elected, the geniaL convention hnve to n large extent Rogers will save the country been selected. money. For one thing ho declines Two states, Texas and South to have n running mnto on the Dakota, acted yesterday. South theory thnt the office o f vice president is nn expenslvo super­ Dakota will send n [Smith dele­ fluity, whatever that is. gation to Houston, and a Lowden "If elected." said Rogers, clear­ delegation to Kansas City. The Tex­ ing his throat, " I ’ll do the work as situation is somewhat muddied of both president and vice presi­ by controversy and internecine dent for one salary, thereby saving strife. Two Republican delega­ tho government the vice presi­ tions will go to Kansas City and dential salary o f $15,000 n year. engage a contest, one instructed "Fifteen thousand berries is fo r Hoover, the other unlnstrurted. not to he scoffed at, even by tho Tin* forty Democratic delegations United States Government." from Texas are listed in the doubt­ Fourteen, well-known Anierlful column. rails, including Henry Ford, This leaves but two states, Niclioluu Murray Butler, General Florida and West Virginia, yet to William Mitchell, Judge Ben B. choose their Republican delega­ Lindsey nnd William Allen White, tions. Florida is best with Repub­ lican factional strife, and West Virginia holds her primary on May 2«J. Slower to act. the Democrats of six states, Florida. Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina. Vir. ginia and West Virginia, are still to select their delegations. With the exception of West Virginia, this Democratic territory is large­ ly unfavorable to Gov. AI Smith. Results in the states that are Steiwcr Senate Committee in Given FirHt Hand Inform a­ yet to act will not materially af­ tion About Attempts To De­ fect the existing line-up in either fend Candidate From Jibes the Republican or Democratic races. Tho West Virginia primary WASHINGTON, May 2.1. on May 21) will be important more — (INH)— A first hand account of from from the moral effect than the activities of Hertiert Hoover's the mathematical. Smith or Reed enmpnign nidos in their efforts to delewill get the 10 Da/nocrttic stop critical attacks on the Secre­ gates, and ellheF Hoover or Senatary of Commerce was narrated to 10 tor Goff, the favorite son, the the Steiwcr Senate Committee to­ Republican delegates. In any event, day by Frank J. Mule, the "angel" the result I* not expected to make of the weekly magazine "P ditics" or break any candidacy. now published here. G«.v. Al Smiths delegate total The magazine, edited by u form­ as o ff today i» figured in the most er newspaper correspondent, has reliable tallies in Washington at been losing $500 weekly, Hale ad­ approximately 012, or 122 ah .rt ot mitted. It hns been unceasing in the necessary two.thirds. His Mip its criticism of Hoover's presiden­ porters claim enough r«s«i>i tial ambitions. strength among the favorite son Committee members questioned delegates to nominate him on tin- Hale closely ns to ids business second or third ballots, and even connections which enable hint to the “ last-dltehein” against the stand a weekly los.i o f $500, aiql York llpvemor are disposed to ml they also inquired into the al^to-Uvu-curnsclnesauit AluijJumn of Hoover's imina__ ""tlircat legcil ' On the Republican side, the gcra to drive him (Hale) from the laldes compiled here give Hoover country if Hoover was elected as Of today u delegate ■■total president. 60H. included of approximately Hale naid this "tlireal" came to full Penn­ in which Is tli him through H. K. Weeks, whom sylvania delegation of W. >’" 1 he described ns a former secre­ * New York. none ut all from tary to Gen. Lincoln Andrews in tliese figures can ho made to the prohibition bureau. Hale said that the cuhlstand up. they mean ho was in Week’s room in a hotel net candidate will go to Ka' !*" here when George Akornon, one of City with hut two scire standing Hoover’s secretaries, called up between him ami the nominationand asked Weeks to arrange for a There is. however, considerable meeting with llalv. controversy over these "I told Weeks I had no’ business fieuros tho latwden people m particular insisting t*nt Ho»ver with Akerson," Hale snid. "After has l.cen t o o genaroun in bin .Mim­ some more conversation, Weeks came hack from the phone with ing. They are not yet ' this threat: "If Mr. Hoover i» admit that he will get uli of 1 n Dominated and elected Washington 70 votes, even tnougn sylvaniu's will he too hot nnd too small for the Treasury Mellon Secretary of did say sav that of the available can­ you unless the nttnrks are stop­ didates’ Hoover apjiealed most to ped." Parents To Visit Boys .C a m p M L a k e W in o n a Preparations for entertaining ^ large number of P * " n‘ » .C ,£P Winona, where 35 Sanford Juni° j boys are enjoying a week* outing u. under the utincrvlsion supervision ot Wolfe, Y; M- C. A. “ w t o r for Seminole County. Thi,- 7 ° rdf ! ^ ! received here this morning from Mr. Wolfe, who said an Interesting program has been arranged for the occasion, . , , Following the afternoon s entertolnment the visitors will be g^®** nt supper. Despite heavy rains for tho* past two days^ the boys' program, — L i r ^ . i campers are having an enjoyable time, Mr. W olfe', communication nrh acting as hocker* and endor­ sers tip Rogers' candidacy, accord­ ing to-Life,’ the humor weekly whfch today announced the tossing ftf'W .Ts sombrero into the politi­ cal jadn. Will himself, it was statu!, will make a formal speech of WCceptance next week. While the candidacy o f Rogers, Is presented as a satire on ortho­ dox national polities, tho sponsors hope his “ campaign will reveal some of the unnceesnry, ridicu­ lous, extravagant and deceptive practices’’ which they bclieVe •« be characteristic o f presidential years. "Will Rogers is the man for the office," the men who drafted him said in n neatly-typed statement given to the press. "H e is nn American. Equipped as he is with n generous supply of genuine Indian blood, he’s a lot closer to 100 per cent American than most people who hrng about it. "lie ’s had political experience, too, having served ns ’ Mrtyor.'of Beverly Hills, Cal. "And besides lie’s ft good scout— nnd it’s just about time that ttie people of the United States o f America elected a president for no oilier reason than that." Rogers expressed a willingness to go before the senatorial committcc Investigating campaign expenditures to deny the hose enitnrd thnt. he is "spending n lot of dough for lassos to rope in voters." Oct** •i * < ••*« Itul it I "Member Audit bureau O f Circulations SENATE SETS President ANOTHER DATE FOR QUITTING Farm R elief Bill In Fnce O f FIllbuslerAgnlnBt Muscle Shoals And Doulder Dam Dills. Administration Leaders AsR Postponement STRANGE CASE OF Hope <For Session BURDENED W IFE In Sum m er Is Lost HOLDS ATTENTION Opponents Of Two Great G ov­ ernment Projects HnveUnl- Prosecutor Shunnon Strives ted T o Kill Doth Measures To Find Stntule Dy Which He (Tin TryllushnndW hoinWASHINGTON, May 23. sisls On ilavinK OffsprinRR — (IN S )—In the fnce o f Senate • w i I !»r« fir « •f hla For 2nd Tim eCoolidge Sends Fam ed M eas­ ure Back To Capitol W ith ou t Signature Denounces Bill In Harsh Terms Bejectance M essage filibusters against Boulder Dum Is One O f L ongest BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 23. nnd Muscle Schools Bills and a tnpr' — (IN S )— Unrelenting after hav­ Ever Sent Congress heavy legislative cnnemlar, admin­ ing her husband jailed and linforistration leader today tentatively giving the misery .ho hnn cburcu postponed tlie date for ndjournitig her. Mrs. Edith Cromwell, whose W ASHINGTON, May 23.— Congress from next Sat unlay night family problems have nttrncted ( I N S ) — President CoolldRo the nation’* interest, was waiting vetoed the M cNary-Haugcn to Tuesdny, May 2t). A resolution, fixing this date, today for the inw—if there is one Farm Relief Dill today fo r was expected to he adopted by in her behalf—to tnkc itn course. the second time. Ignoring tho Mrs. Cromwell, 41, had her hus­ advice o f the farm bloc in the House and sent to the Sennte. Administration lenders said the band, Edward, nn $1H n week team­ Congress, and disregarding House was rrrtnin to agree upon ster, arrested because he see* no the threuts o f a grain belt re­ tills date while they predicted reason to curtail the sise o f hi* volt ugainst the administra­ family. tion in the forthcom ing elec­ .Senate concurrence even over the The case, which opens tomorrow, opposition of friends of the noul- promises to be one or the stran­ tion, Mr. Coolidge sont the famous dt r Dam and Mnsele Setionls Bills. gest in legal annul*. %The prose­ measure hack to tho Capitol with­ Opponents of the two grat cutor. James C. Shannon, has been out his signature, and accompan­ government project a were report­ working to find some kind of a ied it with a message explaining ed to have united their force* in nn statute under which lie can’t try his reasons for disapproving it. Although tho bill nod.been modieffort to kill both hills. The Muscle husband. Cromwell Is nt present Schools measure, on which House being held under a breach of penefc find considerably to meet presi­ dential objections o f a year ago it nnd Senate conferees have agreed charge. still contained the equalisation feo The wife who has borne IS after it paused the two branches in slightly different form, had the children would place her life in —which agrarian leaders charac­ tietter chance of final enactment. jeopardy if_she were to have an­ terise ns the heart o tho plan— The and to which Mr. Coolidge has The Boulder Dnm Hill appeared other, according to doctors. husband cannot understand, or been unyielding in his opposition. doomed to defeat in this session, be­ doesnt rnre to, and insists upon In view of the short time re­ cause of the longer legislative increasing his family, the wife as­ maining of the present session o f Journey facing it. After passing serts. Congress it is not anticipated that the House nnd Senate, it will have "I don’t rare if he newer gets the bill can he passed over tho ve­ to go through the same legislative out o f jail,’’ Mrs. Cromwell deto. It is not even certain that an 4 mill a second time nftcr differ­ •elnred. "H e threatened to kill me effort will be modo to do ao, for ences have been adjusted in con­ when the police w-ere here.’' Id some o f th# rebellious backer* o f v I ference. This process probably the shabby surroundings which the bill have declared ther intenLcnvcH SniUbergen A l Enrly would require two to three weeks form the home Cromwell rni trie nome oorf Mrs. airs, trom w tu Hour This Morning I^d By in tlie fnce of the. present opposi­ nm.1 her family, Hhc hns willingly- t,on t0- ,*t t^®. P*rt* ,lfind ,h® Genornl Nobile Who Will tion. become the subject o f many visi­ onus of its defeat. .• Tho presidential message o f re­ Investigations t'nrry Out ____ As a result, Administration lend­ tors. She gladly tells of her past jects nco was one of the longest ho life nnd seems to take pride in the KINO’S HAY, sriTZBKRGKN. ers were ready to give supporter* fart thnt sho has become tho cen­ has ever sent to Congress, cover­ May Bit.— (IN S)— Bound for tli • of the two measures a week in ter of u country-wide’ Interest. ing some 24 printed pages, which Northt Pole on its second venture which to fight the filibustering he a t -/ - ;? When asked why the didn’t get also included an opinion by the over tho uncharted wastes of the tactics of the opposition. It wns n divorce, she said that she used torney general. A t the outsett, M u ? f r o i .4 Arctic, the dirigible Italia tiio opinion of itYuiAeadcrs .that.if to tell her husband sho would bug Ctooljdge declared that tho\ left its base here at 4:-IO A. M- filibusters blocked both bills for n it. didn’t have nny effect. Besides, "still Is unconstitutional" and1 then week, neither could be enacted this she declared ho threatened her, If ho proceeded at length to outllna today. Although weather conditions session even if Congress remain- sho attempted it. and explain his reasons fo r again were not perfect, General Umber­ cd here nnothcr trn ilay* or until disapproving it. to Nobile, commander of the ship, June i>. the Saturday preceding "The bill,’ ’ he said, ^contains felt that they were sufficiently (lie Kansas City Republican coiinot only the so-called equalization favoruhle to allow him to start. fee nnd other features of tho old volition, Any hope nf an all-sumAh the huge silver-sheened ernft mcr sesion was uhandnncd folmeasure prejudicial, in my opin­ nosed its way upward through -i lowing enactment of the Flood ion, to sound public policy and to murky haze, the crew of the sup­ ('nut rnl Bill. tlie only measure agriculture, but also new and high­ ply ship t’ itta Di Milano, and na­ winch ciiinninndcd fighting majori­ ly objcctionablo provisions. "In its Sniiford Kiwanians today cele- entirety, it is little lesa undesir- ’ tives wlio had runic miles to ties ill both llinise ami Smote. watch tho dirigible's departure, The first move to iron out dif­ brnted the seventh anniversary of ablo than tha earlier moasure. Tho cheered •enthusiast lealty and wish­ ferences between the House und tho organization of the local dub. hill still is unconstitutional. This ed (he intrepid air-voyagers God­ Sennte mi the new lux reduction A. P. Connelly, first president of position is supported by th# opintin* clnli, gave a short address ro*- lon of the a ^ r n e ^ g o i m r a l . " ^ ^ (.ill w n s Iliken today. T h e. IIhuhu speed. ii-winr-thr worh- nf—the- organi­ ttrfnnr-Eran lng'r ftrncrnl Nntrttv " " acted a fc8li.Ofl0.IIUU redifiJfPth The veto message which Presi­ announced that he first planned while the Senate limited the slush zation and praising the efforts of dent Coolidge sent to Congress a to cruise to the top of Greenland. to $201.000.000. House lenders have its members in Ix-bulf of Sanfurd. year ago on the first MeNaryTho principal ndress wns dc- Haugen Bill denounced the mcoaFrom there, lie suid, he would announced there would he little live red by Judge Wallace W. uro in the strongest terms Mr. head for the North Pole. trouble in reaching an agreement, Just before Nobile climbed ln*n Indicating thut most o f the Sennte Wright, whoso remarks were sc- Coolidge uver use# in a public pa­ coided a hearty upplnuse. Other per, and ths message today re­ the control ear of the Italia, the rates will he accepted. features of tlie program included peated most of those argunicnta Padre of the ( ’ittu Di Milano vocal selections by Mrs. Arthur und added new ones. blessed the .cross which will be Brannon und piano numbers by "Cruelly deceptive to tha farm­ dropped from the ship when it George Bnickhnhn. The entertain­ er," “ fantastic," "unworkabl#,” reaches the Pole. ment was in charge of Jon Maren- "price-fixing fallacy," " ‘enoourag#Nobile nnd his crew nf sixteen tetto nnd Ray Fox. Fifteen com­ ~ tft (Continued on page 4) smiled confidently and waved to plimentary ticket* to tho Milsnc their well-wisher* n» the ship HnliTheater were given away. cd slowly into space. It soon ga­ liicauso ol i steady downpour, Clyde Byrd introduced Rev. Max thered *|»ced and altitude and after some fifteen or twenty minutes it the political rally staged at Osce­ Cook o f Oviedo a* a now member. ola last night for tho benefit of Several committee* gave reports. diknpfieured in the clouds. county candidates, did not attiart The nttnednnce wns ono o f tho When the Italia reaches the us large a crowd us had been ex­ largest in several inuillu. I*ule, it is expected nn attempt pected. Most of the office seekors will be mudo to land several mem­ were present to present their TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 23, bers of the crew to make scientific — (IN S )— A person does not havo claims. observations, if* weather cond The meeting was presided over to expect to leave thv state for tlnns permit. by R. J. Holly, secretary of the the June 6 primary, in order to county Democratic executive com­ tnko advantage of th# 1927 absent mittee. Aspirants for constable voters law, Attorney General Fred and Justice <>f did not ipefck. Davis declared today. Ilia state* E. E. Brady, C. M. Hand, E. E. Two civil case* occupied the clr raent, issued as a result of numer­ Walker nnd J. F. McClelland, caninii court’s session this morning. ous inquiries follow#: dhlutes for sheriff, were present. "I notice by report# to the press J. G. Sharon nnd S. A. II. Wilkin- George W. C'rin wn i awarded dam­ and also by the numerous inquir­ HAMPTON ROADS, Vn.. May coast line as well us the vital At­ Hon presented their claims in be­ ages of $1,51)0 in a suit against F. ies which coma to my office that hurl lantic Coast nesr Norfolk, must half the office of county judge. A. Howard. By^agrecmont botween there ia a widespread misunder­ to 23.— (IN S )— Prepared bo defendod by the nrmy, assisted Candidates for tax nsscaaor, J. P. j it 2,100 pound projectiles over a by naval aircraft. COUIlHir1 u jury trial was dispensed standing as to the effect of the 1927 absent voter’s law’. Chittenden, E. II. Kilbec ond Alex­ ten-mile sweep of the Atlantic, with at.d Judge W. W. Wright ren­ Preliminary maneuver plans "The general impression is from the deep black maws of 10 have been in operation since mid­ ander Vaughan, gave brief talks. dered a decision in favor o f th>! Vance Douglass, R. R. Dens and that persona must be out of the inch howitiers, the United States night Sunday, snd sunrise today plaintiff, who sought damages on army coast defense today inaug­ found the rival commands poised P. L. Thrasher spoke for the the basis of a note for $1,000. In­ state on election day In order to urated at the vital entrance to to hurl their fire across tho nar­ offieo of clerk of circuit court, terest and attorney fees were ad­ voto this ballot. As a matter of fact, thie impression U erroneous and R. W. Penrman Jr., J. R. Chesapeake Bay the most elabor­ row estuary which separate# Lyles and L. P. Hagan presented ded. and any person who la going to ate war games ever undertaken Capo Henry from Cape Charles. Ralph Smith received damages be out of the county where - he their candidacies - for tho legisla­ on the American continentAircraft from 1-angley Field ture, John G. Leonnrdy und Judge of $1,2(12.13 in a suit against tho ho# his votinr place has just as Under the new b**ic strategy scout the harbor for enemy craft. W. E. White appeared for the Sanford Credit Association. Wil­ much right to vute this ballot as o f the coast defense system, this LufiuaUv-eia*. s is rhsd >)inii W W P 'W W tm fT * prosecuting at­ son and Boyle represented the if he were going to be out of tho vufneraBrb 'spoP-^Tfi? *navurente• the shore lino abovo and below J. J. Parrish plaintiff nnd J. M. Johnson ap­ state. * way to the National Capital and Norfolk to guard against raiding torney. Senator made a brief address. Candidates peared in behalf the defendant. “ Under section 2, of chapter all the vital war plants in Mary­ parties. Enemy scouting planes for county commissioner who Other cases on the dvll dockett 11824 (The Act In Question), a land and Virginia is to he pre­ drone over the harbor, safely be­ apoke were: J. T. McLunc, S. F. for this session are: D. L. Thrash­ person who .expects to be absent pared against any emergency. yond the reach of Anti-aircraft Long and W. B. Ballard. er versus R. L. Betts; D. A. Cald­ from hla or her home county on Four sixteen-inch mortars of guns spitting savagely from the Mr. Holly announced today that well versus W. G. Aldridge; W . C. election day may apply In person the fixed battery at Fort Storey protection of Fort Storey, • the meeting ut I’aola ha* been Corker versus Lizzie and Eil Dav­ to the County Judge of that Tho mouth of Chesapeake Boy ciinngcd from next Tuesday night is; Mitehcl D. Lewi* versus L. E. were supplemented in tho defensccounty not more than fifteen day* ive fire today by 4 twelve-inch is thickly'strewn with submerged to Monday night. The changu was White und F. M. Davison versus (May 21) and not Iasi thm tbreo howltsera and 4 eight-inch guns mines to challenge the enemy mode in accordance with the the latke Worth Construction Com­ day* (June 1) before the from the Mobile artillery unit at should his cruisers prevail against wishes of tho candidates. the election, obtain an ah,wn$«XfteB7 pany. tho fire of the land batteries. Fort Eustice. er’a ballot and vote hia ballot at Tho grand jury was still In ses­ Enemy aircraft are active near PRESIDENT SIGNH BILL The strategy o f the operations sion today but it was reportad that that time. the approaching fleet, to prevent assumes that a hostile Navy has " A pepon does not have to ex­ WASHINGTON, May 23. the body had almoat completed its damaged the Panama Canal bat­ aerial observation and fire control. pect to leave the stat* In order to investigations. The grand jury is tling the United States battle The approach of the red enemy — (IN S )— President Coolidge to­ take advantage of the 1927 absent expected to return its report »oonday signed the Jones-White Mer­ fleet in the Pacific for six weeks. fleet was reported tq tho land voter’* Uw," chant Marino B U I . __ ___ . time tomorrow morning. command* at 0 A. M. today, ' 4 .•II •• I k. HOOVER’S AIDES DIRIGIBLE ITALIA MADE EFFORT TO DEPARTS ON TRIP STOP CRITICISMS OVER NORTH POLE him. 'll u A I) |> Sanford Kiwanians Celebrate Seventh Birthday Of C lu b AttendancelsSmall AtPoliticalMeeling BecauseOfWeather Attorney G eneral Interprets Rule of Absent Voters Law Germany Discusses U. S. Land And Air Forces Will Strive Great Possibilities, To Stop Attack O f Imaginary Enemy O f Gas In Next War 7* m i m - A l l 3.---(INS) A ll BERLIN, May 23 Germany hs» been shaken by tho % £L i i o « o * > » « «» r r v,5 " explosion in Hamburg which killed 11 persons sod put 250 the hospital. Many of the xiated victim* arc in such *•«“ >«» condition that U i* believed the; cannot recover. , Pacific, Socialist nnd Democrat!: papers nro pulnting lurid picture^ b f fFTe ’ fibm»rw-»f "the-nest- » * i when fiesta o f airplanes drop pois­ on g** bombs upon unsuspecting cities. The Berliner Achtuhr Abendblmtt called it “ a general rehears­ al for eero-chemical warfare M the future." The newspaper added. "The terrible lesson the German people will realise from this is whs* a horrible fate uwaits civi­ lians when the terrors of./u tu re Sas warfare break upon them un­ expectedly." An official Investiga­ tion is already Under way at Ham­ burg. Official* o f the Reichswehr have been Summoned to testify whether th# German army high command knew anything about the •xistepe# of the poison gas, .ii Cl lie Chesapeake Day and *11 U« Vn % 1“ *4 Two Civil Cases On C ircu itC o u rtB ill Are Decided Today rt i a b *f le 3 I t i i fi­ ll » tr ii. • ti £. n h< �1 & \ \ Wf .•knr- . . » - ,:-y~Qnr R k k a i . i l > .\ M u u i ■Aw » i «-’ v ;*»4v\ t v - . 1 -**r* StVPSRP HERTTfi. SXflFDftff. fTDTUTTT, TUESDAY, MAT 25, TOS/T TT- *•</ ; •:. T 7 , r nf « .» . - w * t ■y BARRON HURLS'sox h a lt y a n k s , ........ T 0 ffIN ,7 TO 4 Visitors CounterThrce Tallies In Opening Stanza And AddOne .M o r e In SixthFrame Locals Get 2 In Fourth, 4 In 5th S'IKtV ' Fr­ it Frisbie In Good F orm ; W a d e AndSalvaA re Added ToTheLineup THEN CHAMPIONS TURN THETABLES Thirteen Circuit M ows Are Delivered In Doth Loops. Mack Wilson And Jim Hottomlcy Getting Two Each NEW YORK, Mav —(INS) — A h the result of tile defeat of the double header yesterday, the other Amrricnn League clubs perked up a bit today. The Yauks h«<’ taken 12 of their last Ml starts including eight .successive victories and their rivals were heginnirtg to fenr that the winning streak of the champions was due to go on forever—just like Tennyson's brook and the senate committee investigating campaign expendi­ tures. . After being felted *by,, the Ibis* tonese by an 8 to 4 count, the Yunks retaliated by nipping the Sox .'I to 2 and snapping Boston’s winning streak of seven straight. Mcusel's homp run, following two walks, ruined-' Charley Ruffir;gVi four-lilt game.Monte run hitters on nil fronts found the range, delivei lug Ml cir­ cuit smacks. 11act. Wilson and Sun* ny Jim Ilottomley got two apiece. Wilson now leads the National League home nut face with eight circuit clouts, one more than Del Rissonetlc-'s total. Ilottomley has six. Harper and Roettger of the Car­ dinals also hit Imincrs,' enabling til-1 ted birds to nose out the Cubs 8 to 7. The St. Louis club has bit 21 ImmcM. a In\‘ er record than any big league outfit except the Yankees, who have 28, ami the Athletics, who have 25, The Reds shaped the Pirates I lo .‘I but lust a i bailee to go into fits! place when they dropped a d l • •'! decision to the Hues in the nightcap. The A'bleliis advnixed lo with­ in •'! 1-2 games of the Yankees bv inking two cle-e ones from Wash, ingt m, I :: and 2 In I. Jad. (juian won bit1own game in Hu opener uiili a bit in the thirI until inning 'I bis victory war • ■ t|\ f-r the Mail.me'i however, ns Tris Spcak-i- ami Ming Miller collided lr goiuv after a flv and suffered iniiilies wbi>|| vill ).• ep Ilietit mil o ’ (lie game for all 10<l< ' mile |,i |mil. A Immer by D\ he- ami Freneb's double gave Ilip a's the nightcap even though they made oily one oilier lui "Ii Hadley. The N'nls dloppc.l into sevenlb place. Other club* were not scheduled. On ii rain soaked field, which sjowed the (fame considerably, Hanford won the first gdnic of the serie* from Daytona .Reach yesterday afternoon at the Muni­ cipal Park. The score was 7 to -I the locals hunching their hits to store two runs in the fourth, four Jit the fifth und another in ihc soventh. Barron hurling for the Snnfonl team kept his hits well scatterrd. In the opening stanza the visitor pushed three runs across the platter, on t«n> walks, n hit and nn error. The Hanford ace allowed soyen hinglcs while his mates were getting six o ff Stokes. Scholls Daytona rightficlder, was the only man on either team wh . secured more than one safety, Retting three, one of them for two socks. The Feds chalked up errors while the visitors made three, (ceil Frisbie, playing in the shortfield, accepted o several difficult chances although he made an error Jn the final frame. Halva, a for­ mer Smoker, played third base and performed creditably. A ik Ilu r familiar face that has lM-t-n added to the lineup is Eddie Wade, who >s Playing in the center gaid. •» the first inning. M *ik r drew a pi<> s and went to thud ,m Scholl’s double. Wyrallis wall. .1 Jo fill the hags. Miler ifted a l»>ng fly to left field iui,| Me- tier tallied. Scholl and Wyrallis tel vance to third ami second on o passed ball ami tallied a minute lutor when Toppluo's fly \\;i* muffed by Warren. In the fourth Frisbie singled and went to second when Mantes was walked. The Sanford shortrtop scored whin llcywoith n e r threw first on Salvo's bunt. Moines also (minted when Warren lui o grounder and a peg t•• first was too high. Font more tallie. were modi Ml I lilt A N I E \l.l by Sunfoiil in tin next umnig. .Two errors, two woll; oml two ^ Pla.Xri and (‘bib L- all 1 •< 1. I' hits dill the wort For g....| metis. urc tlm locals iiiiule am tint jr, tp.. k l i " SI I mi-. 28 21 '.1* i seventh after the \ - | Mai h Vi asbington, scored a single maiki t m |||, :m . 21 77 Ml feeding hlan/.n. F'onseca, I b•v( land, Score: 2 1 93 10 Ml . 170 Daytona Bench Ruth, New V»*l h, ft(i i Ii__ lux— u ~ ' .'In l u j " 30 37 . Graff72l7 l Me: sner. 2b 1 Townsend, r 1 7 1 0 Scludlx, rf Warren, 2b Wj'Cidlis, i f I 2 llarrun, p II 1 0 M Miller. If Topjiini, s.s •* Tot Ills G 1! 7 Ituxter, lb Day I"i- ii Meaeh 1 IMll MOM — i Hayworth, c SAN FORD 2 IU IUx StokcN, p 1'wo-bnse lots. Scholl, Topptno. xGodliy, Gehrig, New York, 30 1(11) 28 .T.l Leader n year ago today, Miller, St. fouls, .439. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player and Club 11 pc*.. 4: nb r Grantham, Pittsburgh 32 111 2.1 17 .412 Ott, New York, “ . 20 71 12 28 ,37b I'. Wnnir, Pittsburgh, 31 120 20 17 .373 Hornsby, Host mV, 29 102 21 38 .37J Roettger, St. Louis, ' 2k 102 9 33 .37.1 fonder a year ago today,. Far roll, New York. .110. TI1U RIG FIVE Player g nb r Ii In* pet. Hornsby 29 1373 Ruth 30 .313 Gehrig 30 .358 Cobb 27 .323 Speaker 20 108 in 28 2 258 Yesterday's Home Runs ___ NATIONAL LEAGUE I'lnycr and Club Ycs’day Sen I*. Wilson, -Chicago 2 ifvitomlcy, St. Louis 2 tVArpor, St. fouia 1 Roettger, St. Louis . 1 * Ttl. 8. 0. 4. 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE Player mid Club Ycs'dny Sea Ttl Foxx, Philadelphia Todt, lioston Mciisel, New York Combs, New York Regan, Hoston Ta'tt, lioston Dykes, Philadelphia The Leaders: Nat ionnl— Wilson 8; Hissonette Ilottomley 0; Harper 4; II a fey I. American Ruth 12; Hauser Gehrig 8; K. Williams 4; Todt Foxx 4. League Totals: National— I Ilk American— 1(19. S T A N D IN G P l.n ttllM ST ATI. I.KAIITK W I. |'c[. 'Vest Palm Itcacli F’ort Iaiudrr'ibilp ( >i Iambi Daytona Reach > XM 'nRD Miami NATIONAL I.KAGI K ' tV 1, Chicago uo || fim innati . 22 15 It*. Totals xBatted Sanford 32 I 7 21 Ml Stoken in ninth. al. B umIi , i f Wndc, cf Frisbie, mm Jackson, || liarnoM, ||, Hulva, ali .571 .571 .518 .484 .281 .207 M’LARNIN BOWS TO MANDELL IN COLORFUL BOUT Chnnipinn^Fukcs Every Round Except Tw oW hichA reE ven; Pet. 2(1,000 Sec Titular Scrap .800 .701 IIY DAVIS J. WALSH .018 POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, .407 .424 "May 22—(IN S )—The burp that .301 once through tarn's balls played -155 lullaby music to willing and unwill­ .341 ing (bins hnd a slightly sour twang this morning. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Jimmy McLnrin wore the harp B irm ingbum _ ...........27 11 .711 on his back as he stepped out of Memphis ............. . 21 15 .015 the ring last nigh! after 15 rounds 21 17 .553 Mobile .. New Oilcans . ........... 1!) 19 .500 with Sammy Mandcll but that was Nashville .. . 17 21 .447 only whnt he bud planned to do, .15 21 .417 meanwhile taking u bow to the l.ittle Rock . . Chattanooga ....... ..... 10 23 .410 left, right and centre us the multi­ Atlanta 25 .342 tude Matted in unison. Wlmt he hadn't expected t.i wear was the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION “ mouse" upon his tightly closed W L Pet. eye or the vin rouge upon his up­ Milwaukee ........ 23 13 .0.39 turned Irish nose, for this wasn't St. Paul ........ . • ••• •H 14 .011 part of,the act at nil. Kansas City Neither was the fact that he ......-.2 0 10 .550 Minneapolis .. ,. 10 17 .528 saw occasion to take no bows ns Indianapolis; . ..... 18. 17 .51 1 ho went. In truth, he took nothing Toledo ....... 18 17 .511 all evening. Un’,?ss one wishes to Louisville 1 1 20 .412 include MntidcU's inevitable left Columbus ........ 10 27 ,270 to the eontcimnee nnd his occasion* a though mithorntive right *o the lobby or foyer. T O D A Y ’S G A M E As for taking the lightweight title away from Mundctl, that pros­ FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE pect became an absurdity from the Orlando at Miami. Fort foudcrdulc at West Palm .moment they exchanged tlif-ir first gi ininro—for the benefit of the Reach. clunk and suit men 20,00(1 in round Daytona Reach at SANFORD. numbers when they started. They NATIONAL LEAGUE wore also round al the finish, only Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. this time they were round slmuMNew York at Brooklyn.. . rjed with remorse. As n fight, it Chicago at St. fouis. Philadelphia al Boston ('! gnnicsi u a -n't t,tic!i n much. It would also lie achieving ah* AMERICAN LEAGUE in .iiity to state this point or any Cleveland at Chicago. Boston at New York. (Ii landn-Miami, wet grounds. Washington at I'hilnd -Iphia. \Vc- t Palm Beach-Fort Lauderdale. St. Louis at Detroit. ram. A MERICA N ASSt H I ATI ON Columbus at Indianapolis. \ VI'lOVAL LEAGUE Toledo at fo;iis\illc. Pitt '-Inn gh Cincinnati lib St. Paul at Milwaukee. j ' lucago T; SI. I .oil is 8. Minneapolis at Kansas City. j Only names scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION' \ MERIC AN I.KAGI E AI hint a at Little R<.»!.. New Orleans at N'nshkdle. . \V i‘ liingt'ui 'I I: Philadelphia 1-2. Mobile a* ( I attlilioo *a. I',, ."it x-2; New York I .'I. ■ gin.ic*> si In dalco. ~ lui miiigliain al .Mc a 'Ii: ■ > SOI TIIKRN ASSOCIATION RFSIJLTS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE SANFORD 7. Daytona Hi-acli 4. N« (v Oi lcans 2: Nashville I \11nut ii at l.ittle Rock. mm. Mobile rl CltatiaiMiogn. lam. Only games n'hcduled. .M m Iid lit . WEDNESDAY I m i( i other, that Mnndell still is the lightweight champion of the world. Everybody knew before the first round was over that if MrLarnin really was the outstanding chnlenger, Mundbll would.be champion until they started giving away cigar coupons to the two.nickels* for-n*dimc telephone customers. Or course, it Is always sufe to stand gallantly over the man who is down nnd kick him directly be­ neath the clavicle. I would like to avoid this onerous task, hut, after M cforin’s performance, I have no alternative hut to deliver my kick with vindictive joy nnd go my way. M cfom in’j probably couldn’t hnvc beaten Mandcll with a horse whip last night but he didn’t have to lose so/n r o ff that he failed to enrry n single round of. fifteen. James was ns game ns the Irish When The Burglar ' Elaborate preparations '•m 1 made lo guard the fare iUg|| mi exhibition in London with ^ Philatelic Congress of Great f c f ain this year. The total value ofthj exhibits is estimated at more th $500,000. The insurance ran i^ l rive figures, ami a number of tectiveK were instnictui to be J? constant watch. One dis.,|, slump, owned by Arthur HimU^ valued at J.IO.fSO. It js 0f * mous F’errari collection, look about three years to sell, ^ brought more limit $2,(100,000.' As, jtnir, of the Mauritius p* Office, arc valued at $55,000. So* of the members of the asocial* ‘ have stamp collections wrth $274 or.o, and their joint collect^ I PF'NSACOI.A— Storm nnd flood would bring more than $1,000.001 damage on Pensacola and AtlAntfo One man gave. $450,000 for a ofdivision of Louisville nnd Nash­ lection just to get five sinmpji, hnd been wanting for years. . ville Railroad being repaired. V . ^ficy'iv good — * andgoodjoryou\ Says “Throw'Em Up tf Take No Chances But STAMPS GUARDEU in him demanded and he never stopped trying in the lace of cer­ tain defent, This was all very laudatory ntid commendable but it meant nothing. No objection is en­ tered to Uw manner in which he tried. • Virtually 10 rounds behind at the end of the tenth—I called the fifth nnd sixth evenJMcLnrnin was so poorly advised ns to keep winging away to the body, his np* parent intention being to wear his man down. This would have been ideal tactics if they were fighting 50 rounds, instead of fifteen. As it was McLnrtiin’s only chnace then was to fling right and left hands at the profile and never stop. Of course, it is none of my business that he never started hut I never­ theless reserve the right not to lake the performance. ♦ ** Before H e Comes Call u s .. . we’ll ffive you insurance that will cover your loss com­ pletely and you’ ll smile the smile ol happy forethought as you turn over your valuables. \ b <lerv\ce,} \ A . P. Connelly and Sons INtahlishrd M"i" P|'" ,'«' in 22 i Magnolia Y ou! MAY 2 3 rd WHOLESOMENESS t "OUNG folks obtain an ipvi«jjl*-oratin^ thrill from delicious, wholesome soft drinks. Besides h ig h -q u a lity siijj;ar w ith its energy value,bottled carbonated beverages contain fmre carbon­ ated water and wholesome fla­ v o r s . Carbonation . . . perfect only when the drink is bottled . . . produces that sparkling, appetite-creating tang. Stolen bases, Graff, Toppuio, .laekwiii. Saerifue Ini', Salva, Miller, •1 i Baxter Base , on bulls olf Stokes 7, off Barion 7. Struck out, |»v j a Stokes by Barron 5. Passed balls. Townsend 2, Hayworth I. Double plays. Frisbie to Barnes; 1'iisble to Warren to Baines. ||,i by pitcher, by Barron (lluxterl '* I mpires. Weaker and Moore. Tin:c •I i 2:05. 12 15 14 DS 23 23 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L 0 New York . ...........2(1 Philadelphia ... ......... 19 8 Cleveland ...........2F 13 Boston .......... - ...........14 10 St. Louis ......'...-14 19 .•>••••••••«11) 23 Detroit Washington ..........11 20 Chicago .......... . . . . f t 11 21 ( Mlamb Baseball Facts ! 1 New York . .. J....M........1 0 St. I.oui.x ... ..........--..20 Brooklyn ... Pittsburgh ......... ..............15 Boston .............. 9 Philadelphia ....................... 0 ORLANDO • Carbonated Ml Anrm uncing < 1 0 0 In Cash / ‘ .i f , * «V/ v/», ,, r1•w»»i•r triii I r - M; • lr |< I. * |J.% .t.f. \r-1 l: . ( ,, J»' ‘ 1f...... .. * Il IIt IA• . I>i t ,.i, , . k % w-• 1 • Change In es <~ y / icro :»• c i LOCATION Bottler i n y o u r to w n ! Q£ Clieap Substitutes .1 • . . . . % • ♦ • 't i M . rr » The v tn d fir « l o f a s c r ie s o f m on ey su v in g n u iT ltan disin g ev en ts fo r th e p eop le o f C en ­ tral Floritla. A c ity w id e tluy o f tions. W hen you call for your fav values sp on sored b y the .• H at Cleaning Dept. ; /* • - ‘ •* orite in NEHI-“ take a good look . Moved to RETAIL 105 W e• st' First V S t r e e t s M ERCH AN TS ASSOCIATION = '■ & JUk*?* JK see that NEH1 appears on the hottie. Bottled Exclusively By s \ C H E R O -C O L A B O T T L IN G C O .( O f O rlando N ext To W estern Union ,1 Immense popularity breeds imita­ !.*«• • C. E. (M ack) M cK ee P rop .' / �P'3 *-* >*» c *( \ l *e, ,Ti - —-~ M*iD PA G E TWO TH E SANFORD H ERALD . SANFORD. FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, M AY 23, 192ft The Saiftord Herald > »r«M lili»d I Ill fT rrr i l t m M M n t » r l at M i t s N , F h H d * . M a ii ia U a A r r a n * . K alrrrd aa a . r a a d Octohrr 27, 1»1», at a l A a a f o r i V Flo rid a, ( 'o a r r r o a o f Mareh 0. rtaaa n a t t e r thr Pnatuf Her a a d r r a r t of 1N*7. medium of Hie ' ‘revolution” nothin the Revolution, Unit there is n Mrs. Eleven years njfo last montli the Uni Us I Stilted enteretl , William I.yon Phelps, the trethe World war on the side o f the Allies EiKhteen months I meminus tml'lic .to whom William later that war ended for m ost o f us, blit for those who,had 4^-Vo" •’helps is as ,, familiar a* Poppy Day SC H O O L B O Y H O W L E R S 8T. A u m s r iN K RECORD State A nd County Tax Some ne with a sense o f humor. I felt the sicken in# suffocation o f gas, t in splitting cuts o f , Will mim ah»vinit ^ ^ g a r^ .ymia', probably a InnjKTirrfifor.mg school mnehine gun bullets . or tho crash o f shrapnel, tho real war |tooth powder, w on tf^ lT ^ a i she, lenrlit r‘ 7 u i Ve r t ^ - ST '.A ciirr^nt had just begun. 'They fpunri themselves beginning tho I w«* like, only n ■feV-fttrsona eouid magazine the following choice colA IIOU.AMI L. UF.AN . .............. KdIf nr battle o f life handicapped perhaps by the loss o f a leg, an ' tell that die i* groyhnired, short, j lection of “ srmxil hoy howlers” , K. HOW A lit, HRHU . KARI.K I t JONKfl ..« > B a x ;,| lidllur arm or with.ruined lungs. almost plump: that her amiability 1gleaned from a set of ('Elimination To aid those who have been unable, either through the is. mil cxocc fumed pnpers: .MII*MIIIPTIo.Y HATES to hushnud’s, inir tier tact; that If ................ 97.00 seriousness of their wounds or through lack o f funds, “ My favorite character in Eng. ................ 9.1.50 hi* excels as a host, so tint's she lish history is Henry VIII, he hml i ..... ....... .. 91.73 cope with the situation, and have for years been languish­ Hr C artl.r I»cr Weak i«M 90.15 ing in hospitals, the annual poppy sale has been adopted. as a lu^ti ■. reigning supreme i.ix wives and killed thum nil." "Henry \ 111 was very fat, he. These jtoppios have been made by disabled veterans, are sold at her ttii tiihli* or nour another's T h r llr n t t j, Sanford’* p lu a r r r n o n play mr a quiet lioness to lav rides living mai rieii!" papar. . u b m r l h c . to thr In tern a­ at whntuver price the purchaser thinks he can afford, and fav­ “ Henry VII was :i very, good tional N r n a Sr rr trr , r r r r l t l n n from the profits go to make the lives of those who suffered in Lyon. Mr.*. I'helps him her orites, inner ones, among the kinv, im had plenty o f nrhhoy, ly1 thla anprrtnr nrwa o r a a n l u f Inn I n r a t t thonaand Word* d ollr r o r r r - the war a little happier and a little more comfortable. Yule tinik igrmlilutcs. There was a had plenty o f wives, Ajld iliyd of Inc nil th r Irndtnv event* of thr The poppy is the memorial flower o f the American Le­ .time, wlun her nieve ami name­ ulrers of the legs.” • a t t r r worl d. T h r I. St. K. la ra■•retail? r f f l r l r n t In Fluridn and la gion; it is also the memorial flower o f the French. British sake, Aimnhelle lluldiard, went Wllhtfn^ equal. "Elizabeth ascended the throne and Canadian World War veterans. It was adopted as such to vi it in New Haven, that. Mrs. in lass, anil tiled in Ifull), she did The H e ra ld la a mrnthrr o f Ihr probably because in Flanders Fields, where the fighting was I'hi'lpslWii-- the most popular rhapAudit H a rr a n o f t’l rru la lln n ., an ©run© for m les around the Qld not have a very long reign.” International Aaaorlatlan o f I'nh- severest and where the red blood of many soldiers flowed “ A.- the ivault of colonization Yale kerne, Annahilli lliitihanl llahrn., Ailv e r t l . r r * and A d v r rt laKliznheth's reign, Raleigh tnd Aprnta whirl. require ear h in greatest quantities, crimson poppies grew .and bloomed I’helps Was hern anil lirpughl up in 1‘u b lU h c r iqanihrr to auhmlt to n in great abundance during the Spring following thr* Arm is­ hrought r molting into Kngloml and in Htiiall Huron City, Mich!, :w;d thuruuch nndll of aubarrlptlon llata In order to i r r l f t nbaolatrli tice and a superstition spread that lire jtoppies came front it is tie re, upon her inherited ©s- had a bucket o f cold water thrown' n't rlnlma o f rl rr nlatl on. aa w e l l aa the wounds o f lost comrades. v tate, Ihat William t.yon Phelps i,n Idm; nml Drake disc iverril puta* b o h M i bnalneaa atalhodv. "Each oim of us." says the SI. Augustine KecPrd, has his privatt gplf ionise, Yale toes intiml the world.” •'.lame, I eluiinei) the thrum' of TUESDAY, MAY 22, "gives what he can and will, with a thrill o f.patriotism mean­ tiunner and U. N. flag. lake the Kiigland through his gramlm'd her estate 1.1 the golf course, Annatime th a t-is a faint shadow o f the feeling o f leu years ago helle IluMald Phelps i- the u iiijg j that agitated us during the war period. It is well we have trusive listkgioiind to profound BIBLE VERSE * OR TODAY the poppy with us, "Lest we forget," for memory ’is short hat sai.net jams playful William at bent, and we are nil too prone to let our feelings o f grati­ TUK DIFFERENCE IN MEN— tude and patriotic fervor die down, when the need for those •U'huou-lovctli instruction ' loveth knowledge: but lie that hateth re* is past." ■----------- o------ -. N ■ proof in brutish.— I'rov. 12:1. PRAYER—Give us, toachablo spirit. Lord, the Pulatka Lets A New Bank Newspapers reaching Sanford this morning announcer the granting ofra charter for the I’nlalka Allant if National Whero Hr© you wondering, lady Bank. According to a statement from Ivlwanl W. Lane, ol tin* Atlantic National Batik o f Jacksonville, the new bank dear. When your loved one's coming will open in June with a paid in capital stock o f one hundred to you? thousand dollars and a surplus o f twenlv thousand dollars. For I’ve got u song to help us According to the Jacksonville Journal, I lie request that along Mr. Lane and associates organize a bunk til i'alatka was Through thr grey dnys and the made by some o f the outstanding citizens o f Putnam county blue. You must take your love when who are said to have realized (he necessity o f another well managed bank there 1•• farililale Ihe future growth o f that you find it, Don’t trust to the future nlorte. section. Il is furl her said that I lie controlling interest ol It’s toduy’s glad mirth that's fill­ the new hank will be owned bv the stockholders o f tile Ating tho earth, I lantic National Batik of Jacksonville. And tomorrow is all unknown. The Herald is inclined to look upon Mr. Lane’s an­ You will never get rich by waiting nouncement as .1 decided compliment to I'alatka and as a And it’s irksome to delay, Refinishing The h eavy ilnwnptiur-s w h ich have a n to rcil v icin ity (luring tin* Iasi le w ilti.vn will iiniloiilui ui\ upon with c a r v in g d e g re e s o f a p p rova l and di api W e do not doubt tlm l m any will -ee in lle 's c ra fresh in g e ffe ct upon the le n d e r flo w e rs and ’ b n had begun lo ; huw Liu: u u u l id .a tiiu a cn t jitu ia tu n V It h us g o t t * 'n t o th e p o i n t w h e r e w b o ie gra ’ ■iirf.'K es had Tieeonie a TrTT7e (Tarki i t t a k e s u lunik k e e p e r o r a eerte f l e d pu ld iv a. coU n tiil il t o nliile.*- adopl a n<'ii v erd iiie ited v ill -eent to sm ile upon tin vtnn<] th is g u h in ia to ri.it eum by a,-, il in th a n k , l"i th e k in d n ess ol J u p iter Farm er: . win* im p "» a ' reiinin*. a con nh radii o f dam pties , will l e elated, u lith ’ o th e rs, u ln r i) Atnl tDo pistols’ rid glme o f th eir p forh n e lie* ds an arid -oil, w ill not In mi Itumlis bursting in nit W e ha\i a ie piejeti h o w er. that m any Lit i (11vo |iroof through the night w h o hav< f o i y o l l i u iliat the sun has had little em That Chicago’', still there, and that it mav ha\e •ip*'ie d little 'c a m s in the b u ild in g ' and h a - \* i»!■•t,■ •I i ri" ;.i es in w in dow p |I eji 111 - 111 a Her tlie k lillg dowrt* 111 \V„ understaiul Dr. Ilattinwnv Hi d’ \ ji w the w alls wi th a m derre* *d th o ion W* ,;,i pet l t ha is vviuing hark to Satil'iril to lulik onotiicr sprevli. The I:»*-t mo the f o r c a f p e l l l e l • W i l l I'l l i l i i l t a l i ' l . e l l ' V d i l l 111}* I l i e Clown Prince inialo lien* # ii pretty much - f u joke. l , I J 1 ■ 1 I N ■'! Tax sale, will he held M onday, July 2, 1928, Jnn. D. J inkins, Tax Collector Seminole County. M ONEY T O LO AN On improved City property nt 7 per cent. straight loans on residences. ,*I to five yrar 5 to 20 year loans on good business property. Upholstering De Forest Sanford Realty Co RUTH DRYAN OWEN By Factory S*nnn turn r*:iM l li« |iMMHr|:m Is «itnc#*rnri| -lllOllt fill* n#*xl l*|fP IIon — rtio Mafr* man In «‘o?iH-i uf*,\ ntilNit Him lH'Xt l*i l " Wo ru ed l»*ws {ridUtctniM nlid more ■xltt>*“■jd.i n nml Expert Notice To Property Owners I aiv opening a shop in Sanford and will he p<|nipped to handle any kind of repair work promptly. Rhone S83 in cart* of Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. I)cliiu|iicnl 'Fax List is ready for publica­ tion, and will ho given lo the nev/spaper May 2 1ih„ a l te r which the e will he ad­ vertising costs added. Hate of Ta\ Salt' Jitlv 2, 1!)2tS. C. Killingsworth ( o u t e r First St. and Situ ford A w Tl,c ^ 1 believe Champion is the better spark plug because o f the way Champions stand up in hard Ctuck service. Cham pion i* die hrller » p j.k plug b o a u i i ' it loan an rwTutive .iltimanitr involalor »|»r. d a l l y Ircalrd (o w id e stand llie iniuh lliglirt I T le m p r r a l u r r i o f d ir i S m o d e m higli-conipir*' feS J sion rngln r. A I » o a n r w *j| p a lr n lr d aolitl copper gatkrl-aral dial rrm ain, ____J a h a o l u i r l y gaa-light R i;-' f2 u n d e r h ig h cu m p rrt. •Ion. Rpedal analyais i t 'J t electrode* whicli assure a t u r d spark-gap nn.lrr ill drivin g condition. o*V, t 1 t VVOIIIllll I'll'l I'll ill'll •• \eiv HaVeii’ i lioaul of aldi ilti n .Mr*, \\ nil in -ir, ItenniTt. a liaiiglitei in law of ■..■ it no to l t Relenting Anns flimilv, vv.i.s an ■Uier i ('signer, Thai iioiiy of those Doughi'i were easily agitable or ili—o i niliteiiti d lad •s was ele.it, r to outsiders t tvsla m live earlier • e-e of Mrs. Ba'lie, tlnnigh the lull, i anti'tdai kllst otteninees wi t,* at all times gt odhuillored and •■strained. But what seem d i_> cliiiali the “ revi•1111ion's" sriioii, iie-s and modesty was unother name, a name which the I’ . S. piddle would surely have heard SparJCPJugs often before were its hear, r not one ol tlie most retiring persons PcpctuIrtMe fdr Every imaginable--Mis. William Lyon CH AM PIOh . Pin Ip*. As everyone Iterate knows, William Lyon I'helps is a name to iimjme with, not only at Vide I 'nivei sily, w here Dr, t’lnTps In lures in the English Depart m^nt, but aUo in natiinial litera­ ture, where Ids i nthllsiiiHtic ejaeiilutions, printed on the trade jackets of hooks, are usually suf­ ficient to transform the obscurest "first never* nlo tl lieat-seller, hi his page for Scribner's maga­ zine, which he ©nils "Aa I like It.” Dr. I’help. lias talked about Midi'' ter-oiial things as his to •'»'(’« n, pels, irTgiuil, sleeping habits, food, golf game, fiivotile poems, stale of lleullh, fears, hopes, joys, sorrows. Ihtl never, that his i losest readers run recall, has Dr, Phelps inetilioiied his wife,, and this has been luketi by many a« teveal’ng, not only u shielding affection on Lis part, hut resolute self-effacement uie.iti hers. Discovering, through the chance addi- lional cost o f A dvertising. Truck Driver I e In i . Tai.i 30th with The place to build your home Thi* tlptiitiist (’ Intis held n von wetviii thv ettier iluv in ltr:i<|c*v ton whe'ivi' li"|iv their optim ism will spicuil over nil I'ltiritlu. \Dili r (Mil !(|‘ \Hllll i 11 11.' *,*t -• I pidteleii hi toil- and diir eg lh*'i> Dr. Iliilhnwuy is conducting the .1111111:11 ”ei ligr. in .Wu liillgl i most intensive ,campaign of any hut fun night, nvi r a siihji.'t <all man who ever ran for governor id “ hliii'kti-1iiig.” on,i reel ( * *i hut of course none of the rest of them ever laid a road department ihvh'd 11ii«t tin 11 otdde Ma ■ po| n \ of lilt; D.lllgld' I who h lo. I to carry them along. Ia I'll 'll' oli lit flail 11 a I oil < I M I williolil thi Mill il li il loa no min I hip knowing ol i.c in' in m || aholll It d I's, 1Tetcn Tuft lt:idm of ruiiihralge, the Ihiuglilii w.ho ra sed Ina- vui* e a 'am -t "hlinklisls,” ininle little headwio Senator Urure says he thinks •it the (i tigress. She and her Senator Heflin is mentally dc friend- and their I* Mihitunis were ranged, which is perhaps the most soon silenveil. The victory of Piecliuntablo wuy to put it.—Lake itlelil-tieliL'rnl Mrs. Alfred ,1. UrnsI Tty Reporter. W© are surprised senu nml her sister offivers was tlinl n o on© lias yet been similarly ■(iliiplete. Mrs. Bailie, hilivi'iei', had a hist word and said: “ Like kind to Kidney Calls. the victory of Bunker llitjf it will prove to he t•*> eosljy. T he revie Hathaway aHipportcrs were lot on is well under way dad mu* laughing all over their faces when not he stayed. t'Htvtm was training his heavy How fur the '‘ revolution” Would guns on (.'nils. Now that the Mi- go remained lo he seen, hut last ami candidate is talking about week's developments proved Mrs. graft and corruption in tho road Bailie right in one respect. The department, they are not so hap- ” rt volution” of the Daughters py.— Ocala Star. was not over. In New Ilmen, t iinn., awakening to what Mrs. Bailie meant and what happened In her, a dozen more Daughters distinguishril oiies, loo—not only rose in revolt, hut marched light out of thi D. A. It., resigned. The D. A. It. "Idai'kUsV'f— pro­ tested by Mrs. Bailie and upheld hj-Ali© I taught* rs* congress, had included a lengthy assortment of per-00.1 and organizations .brack' clod as social *In, pacifists, .“ rad­ ii ids,” enemies of national de,fcn-e. The list was fur the “ guid aiico” of local D. A. It. chapters in Massachusetts, to know who could safely be invited to mat. f speeches. The persons proscribed ranged from Ben Ci tlovv, commun­ ist, to that eminent, penrelovin'r scientist, President emeritus Da­ vid -Starr Jordan of Stanford Univers'tyj The organizations imlud' ed even such iuiiociiilics at , the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. I'crbnps what started theNew payment of Loch Arbor Spring Rains i u a t T K i r s ItKVO l.P'I ION taxes June 6th to June the 112 E. Second St So when we meet, com© kiss me, sweet, t Youth only Inhts a day. „ — lty Evelyn M. Bowers — In the Sulurduy Review d a Sam e will be open for *•I*i.lil it'A" n New* Ai»i K flewspnper, li.i- lu|t subscriber!,*girinK it,tlllil i npii-K, nml luses ('iilll week. Oh, there are other 11*ir»**•< thiin war.— Palm llciich Timis. NOW’S THE TIME Sidney Catts addresses large crowd—headline. Yes, people go to hear Putts in exactly the same spirit they go to a cirrus Books A re Now Closed NO MORE GAS IN STOMACH AN I) BOWELS Iti# *1 ii ii i itr li A il * i f l r v l x iT m illliiK *11 Wf m i l l i l l ! I l i r luitl fr iit ii kai * |irr«, f ** 'lit it I r nl|il) • KtinttliiK friJIuK nl lltr |»11 <tf ||i«* *, l (iiimrlt u l l l ilUiiji* I'r-ttn i bit i it it %I tut itrr%»u* frrlittH Hill* Itt-itrl |iiii|ii(ii(lini it III tn itUli, ii ml f tin it 1*1 fiuulii In* #«lil«* In t Hiae » »|**r|* hr i n f U it llltm il ili»*'oinriir|. T l t n t i l r n t M ) , a!rt*|fc f i ' i ' i l u t f , c t f *r r tllititt*r %«411 l»r i%|*In<'rtl 'lit n t l r * l r r ( n r n i l r r l i i 4»iii*^ t l « U ltiitl I me ii 141 l*t*tt inr * ! «| u r II'III *14 ft It tl i i i i K i rii i i 111 m i lnUK< r ft*ri r u l i l n m l " i t u l i t fcl#*r|»"* Itprniifcr l l u n l iiiuiiit** ftltM T t t l i l r f * p m r i t l t i n t f r o m lu f r r f r r l u n %»llh I f . r clr#*«lfili«tM. lirt <lt«* ii u liit* . I n l l t r > r I I n n i m t i l i # i | | f * u l «ti»> g n n i l alr u tf i l n r r , l * r i r r 91* A lw a y s oil li a n a U N IT E D S T A T E S R U B B E R C O M PAN Y For a a leh yi at UNION PHARMACY . �7 ■ f» A G E T H R E ^ Paul Diggers Jr, , Is spending this week nt Winter Garden as the guest of his cousin, Chnuiwcy WilSop Jr. Residence Tel 37. Offlca Telephone 144 HRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Resld ;Social C a k n d a j WEDNESDAY jri. Robert A . Newman will entuiii at her home In Roue Court FT3:00 o'clock honoring Mrs. Lin1,,.. e . Alien, a recent bride. 11 THURSDAY Mrs. W. W. Potter will entertain llbt members of the Young MuhfoM- Duplicate Bridge Club, nt 10:00 o'clock at her home in Rose ^Little Theatre and Drnmn Clubs .*ill present two one act plays at f:15 o'clock*at the Seminole Hi£h School. FRIDAY jj ||e V. Howard Chapter U. b . IC. will meet. nt 10 :3° ° ,c*oclt at the home of Mrs. W. J. Thigpen L , park Avenue., As this la the last meeting for the summer all |members are taken to attend. Expression Recital nt the Semi|role High School at 8:00 o'clock^ Misses Mary and Frances leaves will entertain at bridge it 13:00 o'clock at the Woman’s club, honoring Miss Helen Sheppard of |New York. Mts, Frank Talbtt will enter(lain the members of the Lotlahhun Bridge club. Mrs. E. P. Morse will entertnin ltl.c members o f the Booklovers ‘lub at a picnic nt the home of Ira Fred T. Williams onCryst.il |lake. SATURDAY Iluston-Babcock wedding nt five Io'clock nt the home of the bride’s [parents. Children's Story Hour nt 10:00 |u'rlock at the Library. MONDAY Pipe Organ Club of the First IBaptist Church, will meet at, fLJO o'clock nt the church with Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr., and Mrs. Ira |Southward ns hostesses. Social meeting of the St. Agnes IGuild of Holy Cross Episcopal Clutch will be held nt the Parish 1House at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. I Pjnttionil Ball’ nnd Mrs. Grover C. Cochran as hostesses. Woman’s Club Gives Its Last Bridge Party TIh> last bridge party for mem­ ber. nf the Social Department of the Woman’s Club for this senson, was held Tuesday afternoon. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Fil'd T. Williams, Mrs. J. ililis, Mrs. E. I). Ball and Mrs. I' Hagan. All of the blight colors of ji.ing. were used m the decoratains mid other details. Numerous baskets and howls filled with glad­ ioli. roses, stokaia, guilnrdin, dnise< •ml other blossoms were arranged the windows, on mantels nod ill I pedestal baskets. Placed nt intervals about the room were tull white trellises entwined with as­ paragus ferns and studded with myriads of flowers. The card tab­ le* were arranged in n semicircle •bout the room. Centering tile •Various auditorium was a pretty table on which stood a large french basket filled with roses, gladioli and stock. A most interesting game of pregiijsive bridge was played during the afternoon and when the usual number of rounds had been played. More, were collected by Mrs. Wil­ liam- and Mrs. Gibbs. The first I'rite, a lovely silver bon bon bas­ ket, was won by Mrs. Earle E. ■bines, while Mrs. George Paxton, "ho held lowest score, was give.i n novelty vase. Owing ti,c resignation of hinies F. Hawkins, departy ’1'*1’. vice-chairman, a short busiV iijk session was held to fill that vacancy. Mrs. S. D. Ilighlcyman "as elected to this office. bate in the afternoon when the •able, had been cleared, refresh•uents uf individual angel food inkes. salted nuts, iced teu an.I We cream topped with crushed strawberries were served by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. S. D. Ilighlcyman, Mrs. Bender and Mrs. •rank Evans. There were 10 tubles hi play during the afternoon. a St. A g n e s Guild Gives Party For Mftmber A pretty compliment***!®1' Miss Mildred Huston, a bride elect of this week, was the bridge party given Monday afternoon nt the Parish House, by. the members if the St. Agnc3 Guild, of which Miss Huston was social secre­ tary for the past two years. The Guild roorti was effectively adorned with quantities of Spring flowers, including, roses, blue sal­ via, stockT larkspurs, gailardin, gtadioln, scabioala, petunia* and carnations. At one end of the arranged and overlaid with a love­ ly embroidered cover, and graced room the tea table hod been with n tall silver basket filled with pink Radiance roses, blue salvia and daisies, At cither side were silver candlesticks holding cream tapers. Silver compotes filled with salted mils were placed at intervals nbout the table. Scores for the games of pro­ gressive bridge revere kept on tallies done in attractive spring­ time scenes. These were distrib­ uted by Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. When the usual number of rounds had been played, scores were col­ lected by Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nml Mrs. R. W. Pen min n Jr. For hav­ ing scored the most points, Mrs. A. B. Peterson was given n daintily embroidered guest towel. The second prize, a bouquet of gladioli, went to Mrs. William A. Lcfflcr, The cut prize, an embroid­ ered guest towel was won by Mrs. Alexander Vaughan Jr. At the tea hour, the bridge ac­ cessories were removed and spread with hand made covers by Mrs. Rollnnd L, Dean and Mrs. Grover C. Cochran, and refreshments of pink and white brick ice cream, cakes, nut burs and salted nuts were served by Mrs. M. Mitmrik. Mrs. Clarke Leonardo. Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., and Mrs. A. U, Peterson, Those enjoying this courtesy were Miss Mildred Huston, Mrs. Victor Green, Mrs. Preston Stephenson. Mrs. J. S. Stewart. Mrs. M. Minarlk, Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins. Mrs. A. B. Peterson. Mrs, William A. I.effler. Mrs. Clarke Leonard}'. Mrs. It. \V. Penrmnn Jr., Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. George MeRory, Mrs. Wil­ fred Lewis, Mrs. Herbert Itiitz, Mrs. Harry Walker. Mrs. Arthur Brannaii. Mrs. Sandy Anderson, Mrs. Alexander Vaughan Jr., Miss Ethel Lanier of Miami, Mrs. Frank Powell, Mrs. Wurt W. War­ ner, Mrs. Raymond C. Plullin'. Mrs. Earle T. Fields, Mrs. R ay (wind Ball, Mrs, Heyward Walk­ er. Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., Mrs. Rollnnd L. Dean. Mrs. Grover C. Cochran. Mrs. Fred W. Dnigrr and Rev. Mortimer Glover. TEACHERS DEPART Members of the faculty of the South Side Primnrv School leaving for the siimmei vacation were Miss Bobbie Chapman, who left Sunday for her home at Wrightnville, Ga. and Miss Betty Houston who left Sunday for West Point, Gn., where she will spend the sum­ mer. Mrs. Jessie Russell leaves the latter part of this week for Gainesville where she will attend the graduation of her son from the University of Florida. Later she. with her family, will go to Cleveland, Ohio for the summer. Miss Edna Chittenden plans i attend the summer session nt Flor­ ida State College for Women at Tallahassee, ns does also Miss Tressie McRae. Miss Elizabeth Garrett has gone to la-r homo at Quitman. Gu., for the summer. Miss Thelma Hammond left Fri­ day for her home at Rock Hill, S. C, Mrs. Paul Shoemaker expert j to leave soon \ Idotte, Ga., where she will vi* relatives. Mrs. Dean Turner of Fort Myers formerly of this city, arrived here Tuesday and is the guest of her mother Mrs. F. R. Savage and her Sister "Mrs. Ernest Krupp. Mrs. Hazel Coleman spent the day, Sunday in Tampa ns the guest Mis. Archie Betts and guest, of Mrs. Hazel Fisher. Mr». (’, t . Pund Jr., of Augustu, motored to Orlamlu, Wednes“•y, where they spent the day. Dr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Lung"fr Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr., Miss ranees Teague and Clinton Langfy leave Friday morning by mor for Camp Hill, Ala. Dr. I-ang\[y wiR return home Monday while he remainder of the party will *P<nd several weeks. Miss Georgia Mobley, who is « junior at Florida State College for Women at Tallahassee will ; arriye here Sunday, f.' ' , ^ ' *~*r 'W itrs. FT. P. Dout of Tavares motored to Sanford Tues­ Robert J. Holly Sr., left Sunday day where she spent the day ns for Jacksonville where he will the guest of Mrs. Sadyc Baumcl. spend a few days on business. Misses Lena Belle Hagan and Mrs. George F. Root spent the Clnirc Zochry, students at Florida day, Sunday visiting friends in tnte College for Women, aL Talla­ Jacksonville nnd Orange Park. hassee arc expected to arrive here Friday, i, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Walker spent the week-end at Winter Park The many friends of Dick May, as the guests of Mr. and Sirs. will he pleased to learn that he Beecher Kent. is rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis, at his Mrs. L. I. Frazier nnd niece hump in Quitman, Ga. Miss Thelma Hammond, left Fri­ day for Rock Hill and Abbeville, Laurie McDonald returned home S. C. Monday evening from Daytonn Bench, where he has been spending Miss Maude Lake is spending the pnnt fortnight, scvcrul weeks nt Savannah, Gn., visiting with Her sister Mrs. Mon­ Mrs. Gordon Brantley nnd bnby roe B. Hutton. of Jacksonville are visiting in the city as the guests of Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Aggie Morrison o f Pnlntka, Dutton nt her home in Dreamis expected to arrive hero Tuesday wold. to visit her sister, --------Leonard}-, - , Mrs. W. A. Carter of Tampa will arrive here Thursday, and The many friends of Miss Mar­ will be the house guest of Mrs. tha Fox will regret to learn that S. O. Chase at her home on Oak she is ill nt the Fernald-Laughton Avenue, Hospital. Mrs. Ralph Wight and young Mr. ami Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr. son, Henry, left Tuesday morning and baby, of Eustis, spent the day for Tampa where they will visit here Sunday ns the guests of Mr. as the guests of Mrs, Wights and Mrs. R. J. Holly Sr. sister, Mrs. Lucius 11. Me I.eod. P erson al Mrs. Chnsc'presented her guest of honor with a losity g.ft. The holdtrs o f top scores nt each table were given dainty prizes. ' At the teu. hour too bridge acces­ One of the loveliest social affaire of the season, am! one ln which the sories were removed and the tables cordial hospitality of the hostess with mints and salted nuts were was reflected b. cvcry_ detail, wass I and refreshments o£>nn ico course that of Tuesday - afTemopn^rwhcna w;itrrTttent*iar^>aW fr-mnya^re NtrsTTEsO / Chi>» ‘isafi&taFncd - atFtW W rTtflich -\Va5nrrrml througbbridge at her home on Oak Av ' out the afternoon by Mrs. B.F. enue, honoring Mrs. Sidney O. t\ hitnee Sr. Thcro were twelve Chase Jr. \ tables o f players who enjoyed this The living room, library nnd sun delightful social courtesy. porch, where the card tables had been spread for play, were abloom Light-year-old Daphne Fox was with numerous baskets and bowls recently killed near Belfast, Ire­ of ragged robbins, gladioli, asters and other gorgeous bpring blos­ land, by an airplane falling on soms. On tho porches were wall her. baskets holding pink and lavender Woven in gold or platinum, and petunias. Tallies done in tulips and other .‘‘et with precious stones, knee spring flowers were Used in keep­ bracelets havc bccome a fashioning scores for the enjoyable games of bridge and when the games had Able “ fad” among women of f>pr|s. been concluded, scores were collect­ ed and prizes awarded. Mrs.C.T. Fund Jr., of Augusta, Ga., won the first prize , while Mrs, Elton Moughton was awarded Second prize. The consolation prize fell to the lot of Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., M rs. S. O. Chase Gives Party For l)aifghter w'ork. After all business hail bee t transacted, a social hour Vas en­ joyed during which tln^ the hos* • oss served refreshments. ChurchweH’s ing Specials Dresses New shipment Lad­ ies Happy Home House Dresses To Night i r.|!ri' A. O. Sawyer, Mrs. J. KP ' *r' Mrs Ernest Kruppi Mrs. y' U, Chaffee, Miss Margaret ?"ung and Mrs. R. E. Baldwin siT* *montT those -front Sanford ending the neighborhood mectt of the Church Service I-eague, Nnesday at St. Luke’s Cat bed' Ul' Orlandp. i'% • II *1 * all » * UM " r ft11 f *it ft ft I * I a-.a I* i • ( MP i • ;<>or > ti * SILK U N D ERW EAR u*r Ti 1 tj t* P I ( I ft for t lilt ( The Girl Graduate » l derthings, fancy or tailored, W ill’ be special ly priced for .this occasion. ■ Gowtis* Pajam as, . Bloomers, Teds, Step-ins, Slips and Short Skirts.: ' • iv $ 5 .9 5 Pongee $ 2 .5 0 — $ 3 .5 0 — $ 5 .0 0 — $ 7 .5 0 — $ 1 2 .0 0 ftilk Pongee N atur­ al color. Yard. ....... l All Silk Chiffon Hyse. $2.50. A ll colors Values up to $1.50 M en’s Broadcloth Shirts white, tan, gray or blue. .- 11 Phoenix. to top. Pro-file he^ls. i, . j A ll shades: silk Ur, $1.75 95/ * $1.75 ,Ji ••V Pants :v » • • $2.00 and $2.25 •-. • '? . • t l u /1 ■ ' $ 6 .9 5 Slippers 200 West Gore Ave. Orlando, Florida Ladies Felt Bed ' Room Slippers “The Frieildly D ru g Store” Prescriptions Filled Promptly . j '• 4 5 /' * V i ' t, V .4 V * m imr ", V Store • will ' dpse . rq-r- Meii*s Linen Suits g ^ D g . J.c-JUOWEL^ »( r r c Hose with doubfe pointed heels. Just ar­ rived^ W h ite anrfaJl light shades. C hif­ fon. Full fashionedd 43/ Suits _ .1* Phobnix & Van Raalte. Fine quality all silk chiffon. L igh t shades, white, and black. * ' 11 " ‘ ! *" _____ 95/ HINTS * All Silk Chiffon^ ..-S qu are ..heels— light shades. * / ,/ t *41 M en’s Seersucker Pants M en’s Pin ( ’heck Pants ::1 . J , ........... SP EC IA L Shirts When Accompanied by One Paid Adult Admlmitoii ~ r 1 .t ••ii * 89/ Ladies F ree n .. -■j ■ / Baronette all colors. Pants Cl Gift Hosiery Satin 40 inch Satin in Yard. ■ wtt iVf ** -------------- 1—t. L I, r ‘ '!*■' I.................- 48/ Mrs. Henry Wight hos return­ ed home fiom I’ hilndelphio, Pn., where she lm? been spending sever­ al months with her daughter Mrs. C. R. Kittle}', who has been ill at Jefferson Hospital. The many friends of Mrs. Kirtley will be pleased to learn that she is rapid­ ly recovering from her illness nnd expects to return home noun. _ !. And Accurately f ruV M en’s Diinity Chfeck Union Suits Sanford' * l Hi* Union Suits E. First St. 4 1 L 1rffH U S lm p J ^ ^ h e New Silk Dresses short and long sleeves. 95/ La hey’s HO* H in i * Ml I R^dyseto wear Dresses Health aunt i..tvr I’liorToi.piiV. IOffice Im lm iN l «l rectal <!«••»•) Mil. JOS. rOlt\VI\ UOHKI.I; lar»|irlrltir Ike llwurll Sixllillsre IS irarp pearlier la OrlaaUa 200 W. Up rr .Mr. Trlr|<buar IM-l M n Hill lir .arprUrU l a s qalrU* }ua Kill art %*rll h Ii SpuI law «l lime fr«»i lia«lar»a Sprrlallalaa la \uu-aarillral Irralwral ut alutaarh Itunrl a»J rrrlnl ill»ra*n. tl'rlir lur Irrr r«B«nUallaa aaU lllrralarr. S iictf Uftnk# * I s>» Lovely Silk Jersey and Crepe-de-Chine • u iv Mrs. Calvin Teague leaves ‘ hursday for Andcrsutu -S___C . here slu- will visit her parents, r- and Mrs. Albert S. Farmer. A. Stapleton Sr., and Mi*s (•lollne Stapleton of Dothan, •• arrived here Wednesday and i " |ht! guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. • Stapleton Jr. _____ t —IH.M Beginnlg t^?s w«4k, the Y w i l l department store w(R\xIo»o at 1 o’clock on Saturtlajf ftil^ts for thi" remainder of trie’- Rummer, accoril In^to an announcement today.The alocc.haxJjecb. d osin g J t 1.0 o'cloca. 'T he change will bo ^offered"to benefit the employees, It . w « stated by Arthur Yowell, owner 6f the business.* • - ?’ ■ 1 • •-■- - ■ Entering a bank at Doficotster, England, recently, » VaWabhr mikh cow hid to be slaughtered kefor* It could bo tiken oot^> *•*’ ■ _____________________ — tom to AnnapolD, urtut: Leffler will be Ho was in Miami > v « r » l keek" wgo wMh-a-n*aH**of.*swbmarines, wMch rttytd ,, there. du*ir Shrine Convention. 9 9 ^ i M ilane . - Thursday Morn­ CllUltCII GROUP MEETS * Mrs, Walter Morgan and son, The Women’s Council of the John Morgan,, left Saturday for Jacksonville where they will visit First Christian Church met .Mon­ as the guepts of her parents Mr. day afternoon nt the home of Mrs. L. M. Murshnll on Palmetto Ave­ and Mrs. J. K. Mcttinger. nue for its regular meeting. A Mrs. Ellen Sharon of Quincy Is good number were in attendance in visiting here ns the gudst of hci spite of the inclement wcathe . son ami daughter Judge and Mrs. Tho annual election of officers took place, resulting ns follows: Jamc* G. Sharon. President, Mrs. L. M. Marshall: Miss Matgarut Peters, Miss Mil­ vice president, Mrs. A. H. Byrd; dred Holly, Miss Emily Griffin, secretary, Mis. H. J. Clause; treas Albert Connolly. Robert Dodson, urci, Mrs. George Ewan; literal hi Frank Woodruff Jr., and Hope secretary, Mrs. J. J. Cates. New committees were appointed Huff, motored to DeLnnd, Monday evening, where they attended the and on executive hoard meeting dance given at the Del.nnd t'olln• wasr called for Monday, May 2W. I to discuss plans for tho next year’s t f Club. It | >— The following lictlcle frofti 1i recent issue o f they Miami IfenitiL will be read-with.1 much InUrjest by- tho --mairjr.-ajm'JJ *rd-friends of thip ’kim^tusom hero fftr Ynany ybhra, and is a nephew ■o f •Mrs, ij:* A , Douglass and Mrs. Mary St.wmg, Miss Bernice ‘ Thompson and Lieut. Charles D. I7efficr Jr. were quietly married. 1n New York, Monday May l-l.-JUIss Thompson is the daughter c f Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thompson «»# Racine, Wis., nnd waa grnduab?d at CHevy Chase Washington^, D: C. ’ Ltcat, L effler1' ,-fs the son ■ bf 5fr. "and Mrs. Charles D. Leffler of (118 Brlfkell tfwertue,- Miami. Tho. young coupje Lfrijl VlsH M I^m in June, after wh^ch they will re- •• Mrs. Deane Turner, presidonl Mrs. Cecil Frisbie nml small of the Diocesan Chuivh Service daughter Mary Jane have returned from Alabama where they have League, Mrs. B. F. Whit tier Sr, vice president, ami Mrs. Amelia been spending several months. Noble, social service secretary, motored tio Orlando. Wednesilay Mr and Mis. Brown Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Leonurdy mo­ where they attended thy neighbor­ tored to Daytona Bench, Sunday, hood meeting of the Service Lea. Cue. where they spent the day. Dr. J. R. Vidler returned home Monday afternoon from Baltimore, Mil., where he accompanied bin wife nml sons, who will spend the summer with relatives. t T Ip Visit our 2ne} jf Mrs. Samuel R. Dighton nnd Mrs. F. It. Knvngc nnd Mrs. children left Saturday for North Lesley Hill nnd baby spent the day Carolina vthere they .will spend Wednesday, in Orlando ns the several weeks visiting relatives. guests of .Mrs. Hill’s sister Mrs. • -ft___ Mrs. W. 11. Stewart nnd child­ Allurdice. ren and Mrs. It. U. Price left Miss Helen Sheppard of New Tuesday morning by motor for Savannah, Ga„ -vficre they will York arrived here Wednesday afternoon nml is the guest of Mrs. spend six weeks. Cuuthrn Hutchinson at her home Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass and on Hughey Avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sidney Rive, return­ Miss Mnry Graves left Sunday ed home Monday evening from Tnmpn, St. Petersburg and Bartow f o r Philadelphia, Pn., where she went to b« with her sister Mrs. A. where they spent the week-end. S. Me Calient, who underwent an Mrs. Heyward Walker returned operation Monday morning. home Saturday evening from points in Georgia and Alabama where Mr. ami Mrs. T. D. Morrison of she spent the pust fortnight. Thoinasville. Ga., will arrivt- here Tuesday to lie tint liouse guests of Miss Marcia Patterson arrived Mr. nnd Mrs. t'larke l^onardy at here Tuesday noon, from Missoula, theii home on Summerville AveMont., where she has been spend­ nue. ing several months. Mis. J. K. MetVinger returned to her home at Jacksonville. .Satur­ day, after a pleasant visit hero with her daughter Mrs, Walter Morgan. Fortner £>air/ford Man Yowell To Pilose At Nine Oft Saturdays Marries In Lffew Yofk 9 o’clock .. t « d / ! . - •. -* .t 1* In r" i . iv - r- •* -v -A •* It I » ftt I*1 ^ - 'V ■ L ■n ' m9 kt M \> 9 t a f. li •to -f-t �I I JC 1 . .• . ./ Cul'iXtt •w PAGE FOUR THE RArtFOTtn HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. 1928 LINDY ACCEPTS1Sears Speaks Here Cast Of Favorites On Thursday Night] POSITION W I T H In “ Ladies Night” J. \\. Sears, congressman from NEW C O M P A N Y the fourth Florida' district and a At Milane Theater candidate to success himself, will (Continued'from page 1) A cast of exceptionally high cali­ address the voters of Sanford quent events proved to he untrue Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the ber is seen in- support of Dorothy nnd “ hopped up" conjecture. City Hall, according to nn an­ Mnckuil und Jack Mulliall in *'LnPublic interest in the new ujrnouncement today by friends who dies Night in a Turkish Hath," rall corporation, _ faituatiorj^oj Uim - New--fs»^»^-National fi-atute . Jh.lviclv wa».. umvouncrrp n wotk ago," ’are rmkhrf? tK* sfrfrmgcftients, com. d.V coming today to the Milane Mr. Scars has sr.V'd this dis­ Is repbrted to bo gn-at. The rout i Theatre. The picture, hosed on the to be followed iS: by train from trict for a number of years in the famous Charlton Andrews.A very lower house of congress. He has New York to Columbus, Ohio; by been conducting nn extensive Hopwood stage fart-e, was pcrs.in* plane from Wichita, Kan.; thence campaign in the interest of his ally supervised by E.lwnrd Cline, ■over the Atchison by train to some candidacy. well-known comedy dircgtonCr — station yet to be selected in New In the cast supporting Miss Mac. Mexico and then by plane ugain While tho population of Eng­ kail and Mullmll are such favorites to Los Angeles. land ami Wales has more titan as Jimmy Finlaysm, one of the The route was selected upon the doubled in the past tut years, tho screen’s nee comedians; Reed recommendation of Lindbergh who death rate has been cut in linlf. Howes, recently leading man to was in conference with officials of the railroad and airplane compan­ ies before the new corporation was organized. Passengers arc to b e , S H O W IN G A T M IL A N F T H E A T E R T O D A Y enrried in big, specially construct-1 cd plnnes equipped with tile best safety devices. The-service is to lie both ways, from enst to west, and vice versa. The cost o f the constto-const trip will be slightly more thnn the cost of n railroad Journey with drawing room accommoda-; Horn. ‘ Palestine Law W ill Heavy Rain Fails To Control Em ploym ent “ Drown” Buick jrfotor JERUSALEM M a y 1C.— ( I N S ) — Regulations for the employment ■of women und children io,lndusj trial undertakings in Palestine ure laid down in n new.draft ordinance, a piece of labor legislation never before existing in this lund. — Thc ordinnno'nmkcs it lawful for the llii'h Commissioner to declare what trades and occupations nrc deemed dangerous, prescribing the ages and renditions under which children under sixteen and women of sixteen or over may be em­ ployed, imposing obligations on .persons who do employ them. Inspectors may enter and search any premises in which it is believ­ ed that a woman or fliild is being are limited A demonstration, which attract­ ed considerable attention here ycSteiday afternoon, was staged by Yolic Williams, -Hoick distrib­ utor, who used a late model lluick to establish cue of the selling pgJuU. ,-thiU.- it*.....manufacturerrf hnvjf liinde in ’ oxl.uisTvc advert fa-" ing campaigns throughout the country. Mr. Williams drove the car, minus a' hood over the motor, through heavy rains. The perform­ ance was carried on throughout the afternoon, the motor never missing “ fire,’' according to those who oIim rvrd the experiment. The reason tho motor was not "drow* cd out,” Mr. Willihnis said, is !>ctmuse nil spark plugs and wiring nre enclosed for protection against water. .. The lluick distributor was en­ thusiastic today over flic results of the test. “ lluick owners can leave their cars in the rain and uot worry about a “ drowned motor," 'Mr. Williams exclyimcd. will be closed next Wednesday in observance of Memorial Day, nc* cording to on announcement today by officials of the two institutions. In making the announcement, lo­ cal banker* called attention to the fact that the state legislate c at its last session designed May ltd of each year u holiday an a memorial to the soldier# of all wars. This date has been a Irgnl holiday in many-states, fur .several, years but ■ —. m ..i?h...i fIn Florhfa r,*i.. r. t *'untfl •»nt•Y war riot TcgalizVil last year, altliough i«. has la’cn national Memorial Day for many years. SANDUSKY, Ohio.. May 2.1. — (IN S) Walter Anderson. -•**, professional aviator, Richmond, (nil., was hunted t 1 death und lli-njamin Hu:*t . 17, studept, Snnruskv, fk in a strioUs Condition at a hos­ pital hero, the- result of till air­ plane eras!) at the local u!rp >rt trgiay. , • c o o l id g l PANAMA ClT-Y Contract let for const!action of .$18,000 new Tarpon bridge, over Messnlina Itayou to cunaect Cove property with this plate. WASHINGTON, m A bill increasing f i „ m a month Die pension.-. f,„ widows who have iittj,j, of 75 was rigneu hy Cooli.lge today. . Sanford Daily Herald rJ o h n / 7 tfie Phone's YRin&n&J r*lephotie ads, will be received patrons and collector «cnt ^mediately for payment.^ ^ ^ 10c a lino [Time . , 8c a lino ITimes . 7c a line 1iiiv — — I Times ' -Time rate* on request. The reduced rotes nrc for cnsecutivc insertions. * Si* words o f averugo length ff counted a line. Minimum chnrgo of !10c for •^t insertion. All advertising is restricted , proper classification. If an error Is made The Sanord Herald will he responsible or o n l y one Incorm-t insertion, he ndvtrtlser rnr subsequent asertiona. The office should he otified immediately in case of ttor. A BUENOS AIRES, May 2.1 (INS) A bomb exploded in the Italian ('iinstihCe here this utter, noon killing five persons and V^auiifiiiq; :!.-|«^ilhci«. (4ta.11 Bow mid himself a featured plaver; I-red Kelsey, the famous President Ignores Threat And Vetoes Farm Relief Bi l l ~v *— ' ' ' ,■■ . , duridi detect in- -n 11 t-'i|-.| National production, "The Gorillu;'. 1.1 l e i * * ;*C. • iV.yv Go ~othy t tf j c m l f <JUC\ - Itu lh,i 11 in Laixies JliQht m .1 'J u rkn h B i t h ’ (Continued from page I ) went to profiteering," "wasteful distribution,” "governmental spy­ ing nnd policing."— ’these were hut a fexv of the stinging description* applied to the measure by Mr. Coolidge in the course of his long message, despite the endorsement of the hill by such economic au­ thorities ns Vice President Daxves, frank O. Ixiwdrn, and others xvh.» were instrumental m pushing it through Congrt•MH. Generally, the President said, Inhad six specific object lolls to the measure. “ A detailed anal)sit, ul all tin- objections,” his m e s n s g e stated, "would involve a document of truly foimiiialdo prupoilions. JloWevei. its major xxeal.nesse>, and perils may he summarized un­ der six headings. "I. Its ulleiuptcil priee fixing fallacy. "2 I In- tax 1haraeti-risties of A Dollar Dinner For Four W a le s , r o m c i l l c line Congressman Joe Sears extension telepberne beside you r bed w ou ld nave all those steps, and w ou ld cost Of ly a few cents each day “ “Th ursday Night ...... . 8 o’clock City Hall Auditorium (Paid Political Advertisem ent) Herald representative cu rly jm ri in t h e i i f t r n i h -a Mini T ltu rw oT v at n igh ' n ig f" at In- w i l l West P . i l m R e a c h night at M i a m i . and .it at (T tK ) LOST: Hickory walking cane with plate "High Point, .S'. C ." Finder please return to Herald office and receive reward. Rural districts of Englmul arc banning the use uf Soviet gtuudine An road material haulage* cun* Classified Ads regularly! FoUtlca! A n m m n ccm p n ts 20— Farms For Sale hTiTi: M:4;isi.*’i‘t nr. I. by our Furniture '• St. Olluild". Ii) fuiiiMiin-K m » .• • in lln a ry I . i c i - i i " i n • H l r o u p I ) k h I'ii- w i l l iln - i - i l e r s -it Son* n n i ) . " 1 I In- p r i m a r y t o *. J tine Ii, I 'J2X . (Signed) I III XT. W M . J. H O F K IN S, JR. (P aid FoHticJil A d v e rlis y m e n t) 1., ). 1 M .ii in i l l i |!I2h j \s s il \l " in . in ri:\\K , fill m »||^l ||l»tit* *1. 4 IIA S 4 V E I.L T . P E T I T FRANKFORT. Germany. May 2.1.- (IN S )—The German com* mctciul airplanes are not^a# Ia:-gr as those of Itelgium o r. England probably because of treaty require­ ments in not permitting then) tc tic ns Inrge for military renson*. but the German- machines arc ex* ceptiminlly trustworthy. The pilot who brought our plane from Hrussrls to Cologne explained that the British Imperial Airway, line ended at Cologne and l would have to take u German plane to Frankfort. Airplane lines in Ger­ many are operated by the Deutache l.uft llnnsa. This com iwiy op­ erates more air miles dPiy than perhaps any other European coin* |hvm>. The planes arc monoplane* with single engines. Less m i : is **11. <»2iill M .n l u twi' I•• Im ; " I ••-•-•••«! C» M ' i I ui . l It*...I* v mu piiKe UTI. m| lilt C n t .l n | ;.. .. | .| h Ml s . i m in.l.' i *m itn11 I*|m| i*l»i Ii |w i m i l i e i m i i |.»i 11| t h a t till** N*.. I |i <# I.« |inhll**lu *1 in t h e S a n f.M 'l II* 121 lit ;. II* tts|l.l|.»T pl|l»lls||fi| In s , i i i *.i.1 S r i n i m . l e «*Miitit> I*Im» liln . n. • .' w f i l l I'l l ( miii i l l I ..list I Ml |\ • w e e k s , alt .I a . *.p\ tlieti>*l I ,| |M|| in il l., o f - -ll ul IH'tnllc 1 f 1t.m •O i l t o l l l f it* l a t.u* I'l-im il„- lielil oil J u n e ik It XNIv f.VANS ll lll I I " I x . 'l I..’ 10*1 II I HI i**'** ll*.il .*h f u r |..»%%• r 111;•• DR. I’ as: e n g r r s There were only two other pas>engers on the Frankfort’ run, my­ self and a priest. The plane carvied tw.i pilots. Ttie -cabin ■ hod seats for only six instead of twelve to eighteen passengers like the English lines. The roof hns no "rip panel" above. These safety de­ vices tiro provided only on the larg­ er plnnes which cross large bodies of water. Two years ago in the only seri­ ous accident the Imperial Airway, of England has had, the plane came down the channel. Fortunately the fusilnge was Inrge enough to keep the plane nfltiat. The pnstengers ripped out the panels in tho roof, elinthed on top, put on their life preservers ami were soon pick­ ed up by passing fishermen. No one was seriously hurt. Among other things in the cabin of our monoplane wns the ever­ present "Rnnchen Verboten’l— "Smoking Prohibited." Under no conditions is anyone permitted to I,,.. H i." t mo a ( l""ll4 4 lO > b H m i . , 1111, iiiv m i i u Ini liln*" 1 f - " -M..IM 1 ".<• ".I il I ' I s ' r i e l o f ,1,. i - .- m u 1 . I I.--I i-l.i pteilMe I m .III . l l - ' n l 111e l ) l liq m l l l l l 25— MiHcellnneouH For Sale of *»'l • I ........ s Hit. M|l.I |m* ' , 1, .1 1f \ I It .1 .1 • I *I I \ A I •• I'MWII, • I it \ |*.» %• t * "I** > I .. • lift I Im •'••Mill ' - I im u M ,.f 1,1,,, I I ,| I (It. tit • •HlMlMl *1 *111.1 T |.. \\ I. ll IH KMIIU o’ : foot bridge thirty inch draft, sleeps six Prku 1 1o.- l '»» til* It n iii .: x iii i . . s 1*1 I 1" N T * . ( l.t’Kiil N o lb ’ c s ) I. ft.<11ft«' SEMINOLE felt ma'/rresse-, at solutely guaranleeil, $18. Gilbei 29— IVrmnnont Waving mall gaiugi- apaitment. Call 2r>l. Pel T.aneiit W a v i n g — lovely n n t u i al permunents as low ns $5.18 lode 1ti funiisht-i*. apartments. i’.ank Bld| Frigiihiite; Murphy sti-el kiteh- 50:1 l-’ irst National 11: Garage: .-xeelleiit neighbor Phone ■»«:., nod: cent very reasonable. Park (Political Annoitnci*nu*nlH) .pnrtments, Nn. ft. Phono 818 J. 15 — Houses For ttcnl 11. A. HALVERSON -use painting, inteiioc d ting. Plume t:i2-\4. WIGHT PRINT S lim 5’APPY s.-rvict* on any th printing. A ph.mo cull w Jur man. Plume II7-W. 'ail A vo. x lllll I70-F- : fui lusli.'.l Imust* Vie (.uni*, Mnivauia $'•"• hou-c, Did.’* Mugn.dia .elinols, $ 15 Will rent Wiiii- o. wn.- S. riigg;. ANEY'S DRUG STORE— Prciciiption*. Drugs, Soda. We nre • near u* your photic. Call 103. liti’iiish.-il Sp.'itti'h High St.eel. 2 bed — — ■•iit, .lining nnok, e-l with vle.-tri-IT Ileatei. Gllt age ii<iiii i o ul Hetal.l 18— Wanted T o Kent B. W. Herndon k llllE Bcd.ilnvcniiorf suite 4 sk.'.ssoii o r lo nfinmjiicf' t*> Ik® 8 cii,IiimI*» I’ouniv tlial I .,f mn fatid Ida I•' f*,r If rlrrtlnn 11«i » fh*» **f '1*11% Anii-Mur, ®ii1Jc»*t to l iit*rlfllut) nf lli« In Ik»* **ratlr rrlinnry k« lirhl In Ju It". »e»r A >4 p o ll ri.K itH rm ctn v riirn T 1 herehy announce iny candidacy for the u f f ire of clerk, o f the Circuit Court. to l l ^ action of tho v o te ia m tb * June Primary. R It. DBAS. C O IliT P u t t f i .c i i k u p in n • I t i c r c h y n . i n i ' i i n e c n .y e f u r t h e o f f i c e o f .M er it <»f m i l C o u r t au liject t u Hie III*-, v o t e r s a t I t " ' D e . i m e r l u l l . ) o n J u n e (*. 192" J , *n “ NU. F i l l II *.r 111I I I »• Mf I'uklli* Mill lii- Groat pc Ltitidun's t> -»'tl has grown from 5,581.102 in to more than 8,000.000 today. i n n m i< i:n i% T i:M »y :\ T 1*1 l ll l l I X X T I t l I THIN I am a i’ll ml kluf** f*,r (•'••*' l*t il,*. **rfk •• «•( p ii |m » InlfiMl im ltlir |ti-l I in I l"H !"l I ’ .Milit V. Mikj***’ l l l “ * IU-HU I'l Inn*14 V••*ii ►»*!»(•♦•• • " B l I tu n -laird. „* .,, p u l l K l I M f 41 I T B I X T B M I K up i*t i i i . i d i N a r i i r i - T H i N I w i s h ( o ' a m ......n r e in ) e ji. u lld i fo r the o f f i c e of H u pcrlnlcnd ent I ' ii Ii IU* 1list r4i*’ l l**n 8«m1n l - o u n t y . s u h j e e l l o l b e w ill o f I x iiic r ® In ill** |irlm»ir> Ju n® •• suppor. s i l l i-c a V y r x ’.’ l al eil . xi a V | l l : l , l , l - M A X W K f . I . A |l -Classified- V Id I.x It I> I PI -III i-Tli iN. SK.XII N<U.i: ll.nltll'.X XII. -.1 T tv. I..XXV m u m im in ' t lierel" aii.iounea mvself enndldalv for slierllf -*f 8rn .'■•uni v suliji-e. I" .1"* iielll lo- Iiem.'eratn- primary Ii In-Id In Iln early P-'.rt of Jul-e Very rriprctlv Business M I T I . t: III- r.i i ' . i ' T i i i ' rhirupructic SpcclallHt If* « Mll||llkt M«’** xvilli III** |*» •*%k* • |( .|tw ,tf I,|44 ,«|l|*ll**!l III*. Ik* !••••( !**•• l l , , ip |m ri’ kx *; 14 • ii Hull m i l»x* (*•►»*• l l l l l , , - t lm t t e n I . " H h Is Dll' c s t l . t, .t I e «I , 11 f « t: •- n e c e e o a r y U> h e v o l e d nl s u c h e l e c t i o n f o r tile p--i , , - hc o f s a l ' l s p e c i a l l a x s c h o o l i l l s ( l i e . f o r I lie 1-nslllliK t w o y e n ' s T h e f o l i o xx "lie i.u in eil u r e a p p o i n t t o . a d a « I n s p c c ' o l * e n d e l , - i k e at l lie p r e c i n c t # n a m e d x x llli lu H-ii-l Hp e e la I T u x H e l.o o l D i s t r i c t , t o loA j) a a ld e l e c t i o n : I ' r e e l n e . No. I I H.i I l f o r d I, - M r s M a r ie H tc liu lid ie r . n « r k , M rs Until H ( I n t e l " - ! ! . K K I ' m* " ’, u m l J. A I 'll tin 11" ! h a in. I iis p e e l o r a . T A T tf. -Precinct No 1 lHnllfnr<l). M l' 1‘ i u r k U n h b l l l . I ’ l e r k , M r s M lldicd H u u l r e s . I. V. I l r y u li. a m t l l . K. M e i ’a ll. I l i s p e d ore. , * K IN I.A W . D ried A Fun t h I w i s t , l o a " " « u . i i ' « »•> <‘a i f o r I h r offlx'e o f T a x Assc H ein lnole .'• • u .i.y , su b ject 1 v u t e r s In a> » " l of ll.e Primary JOB D. CHITTI Directory 1IE .M ST IT C IIIN G |,,11 liar. |m*« I! r illril lillil «»nli.| ••I l" FOUND! Ah effective euro for g jn( rr Sew'ing Machine Shop to to lil. a n d (tie s a m e w i l l to- h e l-l that stomach condition of yours. u-s Sold, Rented. Exchanged. xx " l i l n . " " I . 1 " d c u l u - i . . H p e e ln l T a x .............. I 'l't .le l No I. H c . a l . i o l e Chiroprnrli*.— Dr. W. lyrM cDoug■ Easy ruymenltt ......... i i ) , i lo r l-l a . s a n l d i s t r i c t l - e l o v ;S0H National Bunk Bldg., phone 80 North Park. Valdes B ld g , a l s o |,non a -is H an ford H p c r l . " T a x nil, m ....... . D i e . r i e l , on F rid ay. J im Phone 482-J, I rail. I *-2*. t--i D i e t » ." |»osi- o f d r (•-.'I."lllll# xx Im still It lie t r u s t e e s ol Lunch Room . tin- sutil -lis t , let t o . ( l i e n e x t M irHattcries i-i-rdlliK t w o xi-. iis. a n d tin- i i u i n l o i FOR GOOD eats 4*T Kent's o f m i l l s o f d i s t r i c t kc Iomi I l a x t o to Lunch Room, 10® West First l e v i e d a n d c i d l e r l i - d f*ir r a t 'l l o f ll'*mii 1*1 x cnr®. Street. 'Ik* 4 ’*»iiul> Ik».iri1 i*f l'4ilill«* In* I4 t riu'tl<»ti Imi * 4lf t n nilnr.l F u l l C O > I T A II I.U I t - c r c h x m . ii . o u . k ' c m y c a n d i d a c y !f ,r l tic o f f i c e n f c o n s t a u l e . D i s t r i c t I S ilt. l e d In I lls w i l l o f lilt, v o l a r # II.S T I.I.T it 11 it 1 1>•' • I I . . 2, 1.1 >.f The t-iini-to is a (r to a recent decision tialian Ministry of Customs. L | hereby uiii""jn<* my randldary fur juallca of l*aae# of District No * subject lo l b " decision of the voters In t><« Democratic Primary lo ha b a d ua Juna Bill. A. D l * l f . to u# ud a v id g p D e a Hi* I..III.IV . i . .1 1 ..1 4 |. I. *.f I Ii* N2ih l \ • :»rs II . *1 i t-, « | n «-i min*.<1 l.\ 1 -u » i..11 i* i* »t.i l l - I* 11*•• l* .1 itilll.i*- •* ll. r* -ilHl X I m Im* \ m|««| It, It • I. . I lull I .<1 I Ilf (MM |•*INI* *f . . i , | •*.( . i.tl f ;i \ *«» IimmI i I ih ! 1 |4 t r u n punxta iii. k | xxUlt In Mliliouneu fit> «i4lnllda« y fur Ik* ufflrn of 4*01411Alii**. Dinir'cl N«». 4. Hrmliiolf Countjr. pubjwl to Ik® xx(II nf tli® v*jtrm In dm U«mo* rridli! I'rlmary of Juno t» We imljrit npplieatwn for first Mortgage loans on Iho liest type of residences and Mercantile Build­ ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate of C pc. nnd up, depending on the Character of the loan, ronstrurtior. und location o f buildings. r HOAG & COMPANY mil |( | HI Im.m I 1.1 V t .. Im- I . M '- 'I • V A lim iA N I* .in r i .K H K o i ' r t i i r t ' i T t i n h t 1 wist- t o a n n o u n c e Ilia. I s m - a - u i i i lM . i l - - f o r r e - e l e e l I o n l u llte o f* | ;c r o r C l t - . x o f t h o < -lreult U - u r t . o f S e m l n i d a I ' o u n i y . K l o . Ida. aul>Jc.-t l o t h e d e c i s i o n o f l lie D e m o ­ c r a t i c V o t e r a o f H ein lnole C -.u niy. In ttie D e m o c r a t i c P rim ary Rice l i o n l o l>e h e l d o n J u n e t i l l . A D 192*. _ I ' u i i j i -h t i c h . o p i ‘ i : u * I ' O l t I 1 I H T H I 4 T NO. l U l M T i l l s l « i n a n n o u n c e any c a n d i d a c y fo r Ju stice o f il*e P e a c e . D l a i r l c t N o . 4. a u l i j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f t h e D e m o c r a t ic v o t e r s J u n e Mh. Han­ ford . latk e M on . oe. 1 aula. l-a a » M ary. t o in g w n o d . H prin rs nnd F o re s t f'lty . co n stitu te .lie nh tivr d l e l r ' , " . I f I'li-c.e it, I p r o m t s # a n Iionesi h u e", css-llk e n ilin ln lsira .lon fr*» from . lui usual in ed d leaom a tieM u. n e ra llv c o u n s e l e d w ilt , tb li or. .» m \ » i , 11. 1 ;t 11 t Im ID'II lid " . . . l i n t 1111.1 mi t i n •.! I m »••• I•••1«t I 1.4 *1 HIM III Im* It* 111 \VII It III flit " I t In III S|m **»i* I 'I ^ HfllM.il |, t S . J, Ht* tit 11.. 111’ t ..ti it l \. 1,1 I sajil.t |||*.||||’ 1 b . ’ llIK ul»M >fi 1«• (.••iift'.u..... I S|m »*Ii»I T.»\ .| Ml* 1*11.1214. .lull** I Mil. III 1*411 |,t.HI- Ml •!*!« I Itlllliiu: 4%til* t •• i h i s |m m *.r Hi** tllf* tut i l i c n*«\i *•*t* »••*•*! I iii* I 44 «• T I u IpIi V. K. DOUQLAHH. Copies note from th RLEF.P WELL on n gem iM.mlyYcht mutirosH. I* iy/ ‘". Gilbert M 'G tiff Furnil r " . 21 E. Fhurch St., Orlando 1 i .tii s T A T r . » t : x i T i t i i . T o lit** I U-i i h h i .* 11* V u l r i N »*f Ik* 37ilt S - i - n . i - r l i i l l i l s l r l e l I l - e i . w " I - l i l i lio iilie e Mix • -•n«ll O n e ) t o . I In* I n*ii(->e cm I ! r .(••.nil- it U-n f o r S l i d e S «-.i».or f r o m the S -n n l.-rla l I »lot r i e l e .i i i i p ..« - - l He iii I not** null III ex a n t C’ i . i u i t n » s ' . t o . J u n e t».ii p i I l n u r / n.n l il "• • "iln a . i - d u n it e l e c t e d , I a s s u r e o n e a n d a l l .1 l ' r n i . ' C l u t l r uilin l o l ' l o i l n-» T l i a i i l , m u o n e n n d a l l f--r | -"H v o t e unit l i i f l u i lo-e, Iti K p e e . f n l l ) . . . . 1*1111.11* \X- U O H C l t T H NICE K1VI- i ROOM Imust* Palmetto Ave. Phone 3*1-1 (KTAL ROOFING: The Roof Kv n last ing. Metal shingles Ending aeam tin and galvanized Sec Jamaa II. Cowan. Oak culation Department, phone 1-mi ciir.NTV lllll T . X v s s r.H S l". 1 k* 1.1.4 iilili.iillii • I " ••••* ••I S* II.IIM.I* «**Mltl| 4 lll.l l I Mill •• •'24tlllkl.il*' f.*l *••' 2»***M HJ4.*r Mll.J» *'l o f ||m* «|* « l*s|..|t ..f l l » f VOl»*l*4 Ik* ................. - i l l ' ' 1*1 iMIill ' *•*• I.Mltl lit .I n n . ..( I k I- > «iii I •»\#4l I*. I l l j l i k L . i*l»»l S* I l l lllo lc .*.»4imi«,i» |nl |M 4 1.IIH I It 44\ •* «* I 4 •«l ** ** ......1111 4 I ..(ltllllh!4k*l.«'l Mil d l " l ' ,|1 |111 M R M ' . H s I k . 4 * . MliMl** IMV l ‘ V# H,^ vf7i<..i.», s t M .k alii! • i l l im* i m l l i ,iM| i . f i i i l l i i ’ I (if.iti. | » I. t * '4 .r \ ii*x|. *4 • t • •••' kl*» I«t .•ti**rl »•* h l.ll* - Ml !:»%••* k\ V I* 44 1114; II m |*»m |\ , ..II.* II X V..III M l p l " ' 11 44 llI l*«* .1 I*I'l lilt • ll . .., ............... j : : i m i . h i : r. ru n Ji'iT tf r o r rr.«rie . ,11 1,. it U. M. M)It!>. Saturday May 26th BOOST SEMINOLE COUNTY rim 1 hi vr\ Ji i.i.ir ■. li\ :iiin--uii, •• iu> rniululiU-V • -■11-11-0, I•1 III-- otlli-e "f 1 ji i l- . .0 S> uiio-ila 4,-iilllit>. ,.l -n'.J- . I I" III* ll III of lln1 ,1,. \. 1. 1. f Si'llilluitr - i n i ' . 11. in...... .. I'l Iln." * 11 At I AN. .. .* 1 lint >»iu: ll • .tu.tll7.il m»ii - 0,1. |xi . |.. t •\ • ! I FOR RENT CIR S tiimlt'in hnuse: Uiin -Jiiu'.i Oiungc Subdivision. Route GILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation Itoxex and general ccnu-nt xvork. hraelf Concrete Co. J- B. Ter* illcger, Prop. ,1rd nnd Elm. as ,r)r f, ot the Taxpayers o f District No. i l with you, I-could Im a help in holding the organization in check so that in their bursts o f enthusiasm they would not kid­ nap parts o f adjoining districts. I*. 1 tii k -..i:i.ini.ATt'nie I. *• fiiri 11 h lu Auto -i-.lutor and sbi-i-t metal xxoiks . l-’ reneii Avenue. Phone Tin W. f 9Py o f this edition anywhe ........ III Iti ir& #0 In Im >•! »»• Juii«*. American Expert Secs Fifty Planes Per Day Landing At Berlin Airport; Berths Are u it inn 1:1.1.. Being Placed In Big (.'raft Vul'k» iHltl K lliiW li'h llt llli' i Ni'tt i. a t ' o i u i n i i . i . r . . piui«* «»r i«**i*, *1**n**«* iutkiM#%% i i : * Ii n|t|t(*itrlim f r o m n Mx**»rn l l l l l i f « ’ .•t|||ll|t lilt l l l f i l III t i ll s C4 411*41 k> t h e •••>111>Iii 111 ii Tt I t h a t > *mi 1*1. A l l ­ INS \ It n i t l N N K U . it »i*l I. A « M l t * C l . I I . I , i:. ii it* ••<ia*11 iiik I I 'V r r ) rr««l - 1 •ii in Mt .» stall* «»r <*miittr> «*Hm i III.Ill tIi** State* *»f r i a r h l a ; a m t t h a t I tin |•r* r • iit a *liti•',*♦* a m i |»lur»* •»! | n hlili'tiri* Mf t h r «l«T*-mlanl. M S \ It t J U I N N 1*1.1#, :i * |im t h ' t i l a r - ] h an is k n o w n h K n ow Iru H vllh *.. \. a Y o r k , a m i t h a t tin* p r a m nt ' .|||||I M 4 .111.1 plii **•• o f » l « n l « IlCf* Ml . in** m l.m l I* A r u l d i c t l . u : is u n k n o w n . T l m t >'«M4 a m i ••well Ml \.. II ;i |»• **%*•( III** 1IRI' «*f I W••lit * ••i.• %•Mil's a m i t h a t thi't'«' !*• ii** p*'t • I S, II III till* S t a l e Ml r i i i l h l a *••'!' 1 i. . o| .i SniimiMii* in t*li.in*’ **r> m |* | mt u h n ni \x till III M ini > .'ii mi i l i a •it x o n 1 Ihth Is l.« **“• Min* I in,iml x ...i A *|. \ K I S S \ U i •111N \ i i . i . in.ii* k \ r « • c n r i i . i . u ••• • Hili ii ml • v l i t p**r«Miiall> In* a m i a|ifM'iii In*|mi •• miii hiilil 4'h v tall I '.MII t .It S*lllllH»1«* t ’o i l l l t x , P l o t hill Iti i Im* » 'll> *»f S a n lM i.l *»n th«* I *.Mirth tl:»4 *•! .lum*. A 1* 1" null.** i i n s w . i tn t In* Mill »*f r i i » n p l.i ln i tiiiN «la> t i l * . I aKuttiNi y m i |t.\ |Il f I " lllp l.l lt l.l lit III t i ll s •till HI* ..iln iw iM th lllill m| •*»nnplaliil will I . i k r l l IIH . I i ilili's s i'i l l»y y Mil . m . I i Ii |m i’iii|s«* pr*M*«* .1 *\* p a l l * I |i,< nat Ul •« m! II m* s .i i .I su it I••■i v»g i s u it i.. «..!••.• !•••.•• that •••rtam ill.'I I m m* .late.I t h e .".••ill »l.»> \|»ill, \ I* IV2-1. 11 miii t h e itete m t m i s . i . i : i : i* M «M »itn *m.i w n . MIN m i : I* M t m l i r . .111*1 I ' . M ’ I. I*. 1 <» t L i. miiih »• iiiv vaiulltliM'l Stat* I tir*» Ill ACRES land. 2il o f it muck. 5 acres muck lum1, cleared. Address p. (). ‘in, Oilntuln, Floriiln. >T|.1 ;1NS IV COWAN «<>. to Sunfold, just the nil lived in t " land". ( poll tax warrants you l)cin^ head o f a 'faxpayers* ('oinmrHee? ]Mr. Sililey, you are taking- in too much territory. Lake Monroe is in District N o. J, and not in District No, il. The owner o f Catkleherry Farm sure would like to set, • i. akissa Hi Kim nnd 13tb. Street Phone 3. DELIVERY tit these • it. . . i t o i - r i.o t iii> \ . i> a m i run m h m i n o i .i : n n m i . in i -i i v m t : i i v . I: a . I >«H i I I . a s s . tti iiiiiiliiliin nl, vn , i: ii . a s ih ’ Ra k t . »i « i : . r # i v « r **r Si:.M IN « >l.i ; r iU 'N T Y HANK. t« l*itlilt Iiit« n i r i H t r u l l o i i , • I at, f ••tieIit Hi tf. .• o itn cit o r r i iii.m a t i o \. t i i i : stati: n r r i.u im »\ t o :- n o ruin earure car.' and Griibam truck*. liusitu’s c S e r v ic e S a tu id a x I..4TK TO CLASSIFY) reading iv t i i i : r iit c i it n il iit o r T in: TIVCVTI T lllllll .11 IIU'IAI.: 1 It.-x BUPf.-MARMON Sanford Anlomnbih- Co. Muguoiia Ave. 1’lion o wt h and progress of this County during the past I 5 Sebciit-: country of Mil III III,, wellllle •-f IliK ills­ .. ,, 1,.il,- S h o u l d I I-- o-iinl,lM,| , I., i, ll III- 1>- will In* 0<- FIN’ D genuine Kiildi- FURNISHED Gilheit Mi-Gritf FiirniI l o w list a " ' . :t |-, i hurch SI 1 ii land • I'hollo 1U0 W- at HADLEY FIELD, N. J.. May 21 — (IN S )-C csa rc Halivlli, Italian aviator, h ope |o make a take off in a licllunctt Kesqui-pluuc fr.iin Long iHland in approxiiiialcly a week for a non-stop flight In 1 Rome. .1 ROOM FURNISHED upartnu-uU hot nnd cold water atui lig h ts1 furnished. 1)18 Park. Plume 111. \utiimid»ik‘M I ake- speak Make a habit 15— Apartment For Rent Treaty Regulations Prevent Construction Of Big Type* Of Planes; Designers Con* rent rate On Dependability #-1| ||, |. * III. I*••111I•I• 11* • "I Ik* ANNOUNCING l.abi-lle, 1 w i s h i n niiiuiuni-i- l l i u t 1 nni « , m u ,|l,|.it.- fin- tin- n f f l e a « f 4‘ o n s I :i I.I.* I Mill 1 1,-I Nn. Si-intlM.’ , C n iin lV . l-’ tnl Ilia, s o u l I M sI rlet m i ll l u l - i i i u 1.1- I t ln n I'r n e lr n -ln Nn ■, t. 2. J.. I. Si. In. I t k 12. s i i h j i - f t t " il n w i l l ..f Iln- i n t i - r s III tin- l»<-iim,•r.ill- I -| n n .ii v In in- In-lit. nil Jill"* -III, A I' I ‘.1211. - ) i-u 1 K ill-p ull i v l l l U i * ntrtpa2VAf*. A . I V ( A N l i - ) +MVT\t columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they SPECIAL weekly tales at San­ ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel. ,IMON’ S ACE Springs up' «>'■ VOUR VACATION. Going to Day­ tona Beach this Summer? We dluteiy guaranteed to please ln-rt McC.riff Furniture Co., 2d specialize in hunt'll property and will be glad to assist you ill find­ Church St., Orlnndb. ing a place. Call or write us your Take your vacation requirements. CAMPBELL REAL with me ESTATE CO. Oil'd Main St. Penin­ die Blue Ridge Mountains sula Side, Daytona Bencli. of Virginia The quaint old town of T W ( I A P A R T M E N T S . U i r g o •«... Wnynenbi.ro roilin'. Low rates, t.ltt I'aik Axe • Cnmfnits-RonHimahle Rate garage Miss Ann Garnett Waynesboro, Vu. T e r t u e e i a , s|(4-akihg a t 2 : " l t o ’. I - I. Im k at t-p i.d. lu ll riw 4 rtlti.K . . |-im rn > »rtn i.»V —Lon( And Found Special Edition M ltV A S . t w1-.li I., aiiu oiiiii-i- Hint I Hi" o l-;i 11.11.111 •** f . •t tin- o t f l c i * o f C o u n t • .11. 1, t i i - i i i . i N o . I. H i- m ln u le C u l m 11 I I. . 1 liln. ,.i l.I ill H i r l c t r o m i i r i m t i s ■ Ip. i i o n i n . .tin I s N o ’ s. t. 2. 3. . . f , I " I I . 12 . i l l . Ji t ! t o ’t i l e will o f I ' " ' m l - i s In 1 In- I - . 111. 1, 1 .Hl<- -t’ r lim ii > t o Ilf ti.-l.l nil J l l l l e f.lh A. I>. It'S* V o u r MilMmrl w ill In- M i p r e c l . U J. j|. ( V I C ) V I C K K I I V . 14— B o o m s W ith o u t B oard |, yth Anniversary I.K S I.Ii: everybody wants, and the success Qf these TltODUCING lxjng'* Purr Pork iausuge. 117 MagnoRa AV0. “ 3. The wiilespi t-ad liim-aui racy il Mould set lip, ■‘-1. ll) cueoui 111-<-iiii-n1 ti, piofi; ! ••eiiin- and wasteful di-,11iluitinii hi t j l t f t l l i ix .s.itlv le.iiiing f-v--r the apple sniiXT, txi-o epp whites. middlemen. t l [ | tdbb- wnb lb-1 look ul in ,, three lomtlis 1 up 1 aimed tense llioilglil ? Sinqilv b* same, H (ruts, lemon nine j "5. Its stliniilation of oxei|ii'i ' ruiisr a ci>ii|dp of friend' l i n e an duct ion, !*, total 14 rents, lemon , S 1efits, eolfre, 5 Cents b. Its aid to uni ton igu agi 1 liouneeil tli ii tin y j t e dri.|«|iiiu- in t > r.il dinner xvilli lo r ,md I'.,,It, total "5 1ruts. cultiinil competitors.” " " I S.illv i< del. • mined l-> pioxi-b-. " Jliese topics," lu........ . 1be dinner for .ill of ilieni for ,i E « 7 to Prrparn "Ly no incuus i-x tinin-1 tin- list ol ■lidl.xr. Sfir li is a bd •-I ni-plb s fallni-ious and dangerous aspec!' 1<>n hand with Ii she bought .it bov i repiring me dinner was rasv of the bill, hut they afford ampl.- liners, so .hr ran do it imm' v I-- |mnn xvilli. Sallv ui.xdr ground for its viuplialie 1ejection ’• lin e is till- menu she linally b--r s.il.ol of • ildiige. l-’leinli dress planned: mg. and green peppers. The lisl pa*lies were made hy mixing tin Senator John Taylor /*«*/i / ’ul/iVt I all of dikes Willi the i up of luasllrrj potatoes (left over from the niglil Gets Good Reception Tomaipfs R i’l h unil l l u t t r r before) and sauteing them in llir Lemon ll'afrrs lat. to make the apple "low slir c l. Mycih l-la. May 2'!. Cam. I n a l the two egg willies In a froth Imignlng m four eouaia-K todax folded in three-fourths clip apple Manatee. SuciiMotu, Chiirh,1t|. and 'And here i< Sallv"* total list of same and added a dash of iiutiuer Lee, John S. Tuylnr, gubi-cmitoi. pricea: l-dr tisli p.ittirs, one '2JJ JOd lei.... . mil r In taste Sail) ini aspirant, xx-UK ceceixyd by huge ounce can id lisli ll.ikes J.l rents, h-rd llte lemon wafers became Ibr, one cup muslieil p--t.il-n-s, 2 cents, and untliusin-lie crowd' i-ven. were inexpensive and their flavoi wherc and staled hero tonight tlmt fat, 5 - cuts, total. 3(1 .riits, -me can xxrnl wnb the apple .show very well reports from all ox-ei Florida show tomatoes, Ll rents, one li.ilf clip I lie entire she served black There tliut liis cnndiai y is gaming mo. -•rated onion. J criil- unxet llanroiis, were five rents nut nf h»r dolLi ' -ruts, t--l.il. !'• i ruts c«de .sl.iw. left over to allow lor fuel and inentum rapidly in e x . . s.-ti.-u ll) vents; lulU and buttci, U ccuU; kcasoniugx. .Senator Taylm was ml i-.-lo- c-l here hy J. Itoxvi i ( Kn-pii. II p( inent UlloCtn-x, ami il- •.• - ,| pCOIItllriietivc |d.it fill III III |->|, , , ( , ( . nl iiuridreil, Lee Count inn . x I... had gatlniyil at Itn » it v •«•«1*:«•i . lum to Ii4’ai liim «!«**w|»n•• a iltiwo. |KUir o f rain S» naloi Taylm |.m thin n i o i n i i i ^ at H i «»n a m i .-•111. A. I». 192s. I will i-oiirn tnts von* , 81111041. fied Section is Riving the kind o f service s tested for glasses by Ur 'avis. Opposite Coiiri House. The Sanford Herald’ .-o v x t a h ik I •visit in nnr.ounc* tlmt 1 *ni a i .in.llil.il<- fur IIm office of Con­ st note f«>r Jusllce of tits I'uiiii. people o f Sanford proves that this Classi ROSE COURT APARTMENTS For (lent Summer Rates fu ll 7<il!-.l or M»7t Announccmcnla ran I ' l M i l . t Nu . Si-tiunolt> C u iin ty l-'lurlita. s » lit 3 n s ( t e n » f t h " I V . i c * IMm i Ii -i « -•tini<rimin ir I C I c c ilo n I ' r s c llitn , N u 's t) 2. 2. 4, V. t o . I t , A 12. » iiiijsi-i i n tin- iii'i - isim i o f p i t tii-niiii i . n i l - I’ r l o i u r v t.i lu- l i r l t l y i n J i m * HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For some ambitious young men or young ladies who want to learn a good trade and get a good position when they have become competent. Have situations avail­ able every few days. If interested ask for C. A. Hfcincs at Sanford Herald office.He will he glad to explain it to you. . •Me nr Gianadn Dss‘ Gingct ,1e cull 705. Prompt Delivery. the equalization 1 at S u i u s i i t u amt l i x e Pualu G o r i l u . l i e w i l l ten o ’c l o c k Wt due - l a y Proved Success Terms Cosh in Advanco TO ADVERTISERS RO.Mll EXPLODES rrViHfT^|, 'Artnoiih«‘mvnU)-r)------- (Lejcal^futicc.s) Help Wanted WANT A K R A T E S ‘ "U n dy," Ithmugb hi* Idontification with tin- company will be steadily increasing bis enmin-.* powers. It is estimated tliut lie has already earned $1,000,quo from various enterprises, 'including newspaper articles nnd tin- hook "W e". It was a few days more 1h,nn a year ago when lie mum his epochal non-stop flight from Now York to Paris, and since that time he hns given his time must in! ingly to enterprises from which lie drew no revenue, such as acting ns America's "good will ambassa­ dor" to various -countries.” . PAOK F IV 3 TO E SANFORD H ERALD. SANFORD. FLORID A * W EDNESDAY. M AY 23. 1928 I* th is !*»!"• I be f I It d a y * of . May. *• C O I - N T Y IIH M I D O F I T H L I l * IN H T I I l f T I O N . Ht'M INi Il-B t.'lll N- Dry Cleaning £ x i b e THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY Huff-Mac Battery Co. 117 East 2nd. Street, SANITARY STEAM PRESSER*. Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phona 958. 114 N. Park. .A'vninifH Faints nnd Wall Paper SUN PROOF PAINTS SEMINOLE- AWNING SHOP. Water S)iar Varnishes and Ena­ Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau­ mels. Velum ina Flat in all lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 Foist Paints. Persian clay jifsso. plastwo 2nd. Street. Phoi«e 11. moulding clay and Plaques. San­ ford Paint 4k Wall Paper CkkO. lL Auto Tops . Stuart, Propr. 112 W. First SL Furniture r SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Cushions nnd Seat Coverings. \\’ E UUY «r trade in uar»l furnU luro. Wagner Fumlturo Co. ,300 West 2nd. Street. • — —— — u # � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 23, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 23, 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 23, 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/62525894a059e9ca054bb7df8b84135c.pdf 5974cf50ab0eb724fa9bf22e0b41c54b PDF Text Text — troi j ’E n Heart, Published,m ir . „ The World’* Greatest-.Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER TjQa8ed .'Wire International News Service C08LIDGE VETO [RINGS HEATED lEBAffi TODAY Politicians Ojc C apital Discuss R esults Of President’s S tinging Rebuke OfFarmBiU Mid-West TaJies Action Bitterly Radical Republicans S F a r m Belt Will #<livc Smith Support A u strian s Salute Italian F lag A fter Raid On Consulate VIENNA, May 21.— (IN S )— Possibility of n dispute between the A ustrian und Italian Gov­ ernments over an incident in­ volving the Italian Flag at Innsbruck \vn» dispelled today. Students had raided the Italian C onsulate louring'dow n an Ital* ian I*Loaf. Tho Austrian district 0 'j.ita i‘y conuunnder apologized <t> .the Italian Consul. While A ustrian troops stood a t salute the Italian Flan was attain hoisted. Tiien the soldiers pres­ en ted 'arm s and honor was sat* isfied. W IFE EXPRESSES CHANGE OF HEART. WASHINGTON, May 24.— »v (INS)—PrefidentJ • Coollclgc’s A B M M U SB A N D stinging veto-rebuke of the McNnry-IIitugen F arm Relief Rill and the political , effect (hereof was hotly debated in .Washington, today. 'It turns the Middle W est Ni> AI Smith if H erbert. Hoovj./r is the Republican nominee at Kansas City,” asserted the more radical Republican spokesmen for the Mid West g rain hell. “It does nothing of the kind," retorted their more conservative Eastern brethren. "The Middle West is traditionally Republican nail "dl remain so. And if any losses are sustained there they will lie made up by pains in other sections where the P resi­ dent's action is understood and uppitvian d. In between these two extreme: tlv ilurusainu waxed hot and heavy \\hereever two or more poli­ ticians no t. There were, however, >‘iii'r brand coiicliisioiiK upon width tlnu was general argum ent, to " it : l President Coolidge has err hniiied the possibility of his liein; drafted at Kansas City. 2- I le ile r t H oover's path to I ho ■ '■ •ii'inatioii has liren rendered in •ii more d iffic u lt, and his 11 o, if nom inated, Inis been tm a- <o iresponding!) more d 'ffi cult. Tho Anti Hoover allies have n i;i'in n m w tae-hold f •■in on ■' e 'ir «■i-sault ■ li to d iii'c t th : 11 y ' " ■ i m p a rtic u la r end upon the r" ’c i n ti pi lit y of the to!i n u i o s i rn ti< a mi gem ral. I, trie pectivc of who ii noiui' . i i, ■I at Kansas City, then* "ill ■ -I mi bang K< publican figlii •l,o l a i in Ihsin' i •lupiilaide *• n . i t and feeling to the ■i" ‘ '< <1 p.ohibition fight at the | , , r ' *tn '''invention. I "*i tile Unde is of the Repuli­ " •*«’ A grarians are sore and th.il lb,;, are going to Kansas I 'll > 1 rinicil for a red-liot fight there i in, doubt. Gov. Adam McMullen IP ' of Nebraska, for example, •d'caily is urging thut a Coxcy'.s ‘" " 'J of UK),000 Mid-West farm1 ' oi mch on the Kansas City ' "iivenlinn and its American free iii'-ii demand economic justice." n.e MoNttry-IIuugen Bill baa •I'.-iiuguished sponsors in the t-'r'y. not th e 'le a s t of whom nre ' ■" I’resident I fawns,, and Frank *• l.,,w,|cn( t 0 say nothing of tho Republican stalw arts in the Senate "I. > voted for it like Senator •bioies E. Wutson, 'o f Indiana, N 1 'to r Clmrles Curtis of Kansas, , ui"! ii host of others. It is not Iftihienipluted that they will tuke, 'l*i g down, such u verbal lacing ** "Us banded them in the Cool"le,. v»-t„ message. They do not tu n a uiurly. relish being accused ' f ' ' i nelly Deceiving" and "Fun* ' I'cully I'rom ising" and ‘‘Kean, uO",.illy Hoaxing" the farm ers, •bl'dy enough, a large part of Republican Mid-West resent"“ "(. as voiced here, is directed ‘■J-’uiiist Hoover rath er than CoolTho political explanation is thi,i he is more vulnerable and \y 'r* u Getter targ et. The Mid­ . csterners blame him for largely Influencing the President to take (Continued on page 1 ) Member A udit '.Bureau Of Circulation* 4 MAJOR BILLS Annual Church Assembly LOVE LETTERS Of Presbyterians Begins STRIVE TO GET ToDayln Tulsa Oklahoma OFAGEDMAN RIGHT OF WAY BASIS OF SUIT W ilhA djournm cnlTcntntivcly Set ForM ay29lh,Seventieth Congress Is S taggering Un­ der Flood Of Legislation Tax. Shoals Bills A re In Conference 2nd DeficiencyBillHnsl’tished Its Way Into ScnatcDelmlc And Solons Hope ToFassIt Ky Wm. Hutchinson WASHINGTON, May 21. — (IN S )—With adjournm ent ten­ tatively set for May 20th, the Seventieth Congress was stagger* ing around in circles today as four M other Of Thirteen, Who Had m ajor hills vied with each other Spouse A rrested Because lie Wanted Too MunyChild- for the legislative right of way. The Tax Reduction Bill and the ren, Requests His Release Muscle Sellout* Bill were in con* BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 21. fore lice, due to rench tho House — (IN S )—Mrs. Edward Cromwell, nnd Semite during the day ns priv­ who early this week had ser hus­ ileged business, while the Boulder band arrested liecai.se "ha wanted Dam Bill was under debate in too maity children,” expressed a both branches and the vetoed Bill awaited change of.heart if) city court today, M cN nry Haugen nnd pleaded for her husband's re ­ disposition ut both ends of the lease. She agreed to take him baei. Capitol. Administration leaders again nnd resume married life, und were hopeful of enacting the tax as n result Judge William J. Ruck- and Muscle Sellouts Hill, while relief lev, continued the ease to June 12, side* trucking Hie farm they nnd released Cromwell in custody measure, und announced would be satisfied if tin* Boulder of tile probation officer. Cromwell had boon lodged in Dnm Bill was enacted by the jail under a breach of peace charge House only at this session. The Second Deficiency Bill, mi­ following his wife's complaint. That charge, the prosecuting a t ­ nimi harbinger of adjournment, torney found, was the only one pushed its way into Senate debate th at possibly could cover Crom­ and leaders hoped to enact it early well's case. Meanwhile probation this afleinoon. Its passage was officer J. A. MacConnell hud Crom­ said to insure adjournment next well's mental condition examined. Tuesday Tho Rill carried a $15.­ When the ease was called Mae 000,000 appropriation to begin Connell tohl Judrte lluokley the Mississippi flood relief work ."t couple had become reconciled, and once, which the Senate inserted, Ihni Cromwell should he given a n ­ so it too must go I,, ro n lill'll!e other chance to live with his wife. before filial cnnitincnt Mrs. Cromwell agie.-d, und even The legislative situation, as i( begged for her husband's freedom. affected the m ajor bills, was a. In n courtroom scene never bo,- follows: fore staged in the country, the MeNniy-Huugcn Bill: the vet >c<! $18 a week, weazened little team ­ fnrm reliof measure occupied a ster was to stjinil at the lmr nnd privileged place before the Senate, hear Ins wife, Edith, II, recount subject to consideration at any her sorrowful tulc. She had Croni" time. The Senate Agriculture well put in jail afte r bearing him Committee, howiver, met theI hirlccii childten. Another soon to m 'ruing to determine whether an be horn. t tfort would l>i> made to enact it She requested I lie district at over the President's n i o 'Ih ric torney to invoke the law to keep were indications I lie committee her family from becoming sti'l i would decide against this effort, larger. He could find no stututc although some farm bloc members which limited tin size of families. were demanding ii. -o Cr< in well was <o come up m ere­ Tax Reduction Hill: 'lie tax ly oil a charge of technical breach bill, having passed the Hou-i and of the lienee. Senate in different forms, ivn- in “ I've forgiven him because he conference, with indications that bogged me to when I visited him an agreem ent would be reached in jail," said the worn, stooping by the conference during the day. wife, lull I'm going to tell my Their conference can go to the story before tho judge. 1 want White House. The principal din protection. The doctors have told agreem ent exists over the amount me I'd die if 1 hud another baby." Dr. Daniel F. Griffin, court of reduction, the House having authorized a $2811,000,000 slush alienist, was to be the first w it­ which the Senate decreased to ness nnd finally, she herself was to take the centre of this novel $ 201 ,000 ,000 . Boulder Dam Ilill: the bill, pro­ trial. "I hope downtrodden wives will get a lesson from what I have posing the construction of a huge to say in court," Mrs. Cromwell dam in the Colorado River, was said. “ I hhve given my life t» my nearing enactment by the House but faced a desperate filibuster in husband. "I love children us well as unv tiie Senate Senator Johnson (It) mother. My children are dear to of Calif., its chief proponent, an me but we could not feed or clothe nouaced he would keep the Senate in session continuously, day and them, so why have more? night, until a final vote is reached. There were indications the House Congressm an Sears would puss the bill today or to Will Speak Tonight morrow, •Muscle Schools Bill: the m eas­ W. J. Sears, seeking re-election ure, proposing government opera In congress from the fourth dis­ tion of the $100,000,000 Muscle trict, will speak to Sanford citi­ Srhoals piunt us a power project zens tonight at K o'clock in tint and n itrate experim entation plant, City Hull. The meeting has own was in conference. The House nnd arranged by friends and support­ Senate passed it in different forms. ers of Congressman Sears. Scores of minor bills, applying The congressman is e x a c te d ♦ • review Ids record in the lowci to individuals, or having only house as u basis for bis appeal for local effect, were enacted by unreclcction. A large turnout is slu t-I niiTnous consent in both branches, despite the involved situation. No to hear Mr. Scars. bill, however, subject to opposi­ tion, appeared to have a chance of finaU cnactm cnt German Government Wasn’t Involved In Recent Gas Explosion In Hamburg Cham ber Commerce Ballots Sent Out MERLIN, May 24.— (IN S )— Fol- have been menaced. The explosion gave a graphic c'vvirig a cabinet discussion of tho potion gas explosion a t llum burg, picture of w hat might be expected *li-n |hc whole population wu* in the "next war" if u fleet of-«lrLesuiutt-. liauvUt, a-t jhtiiaced, it was- officially its te ik |y ls n toda- th at neither tho German out to annihilate the population o! Government nor the Richawehr a city. English, French and American involved in the storage of th«s criticism , demanding an invesliga fhasgeno gas. • ■A statem ent in the German tion by the League of Nations, is *JJ*.**' "I'Ich was said to huve bee I criticized by the German press as officially inspired, demands un in- superfluous and hypocritical. Officers of the Rcichswehr (the :?rn'■tivnal agreem ent prohibiting ■. U4* poison gas in w arfare. German arm y) deny any connec­ Germany is thoroughly frighten: tion with the gas. The government over tho possibilities of chem i.- promises trial end punishment to." ** warfare w its horrors have any one found gujlty of violating J*«cn brought home by the tragedy tho law. Some of the 250 asphyxi­ Hamburg. The investigators a t ated victims io Lh* hospitals at pmi.urtr were \told .by experts Ham burg are undergoing acute had the gas wave spread over agony as a result of breathing tlie Vlly, the whole populace would fa ta l fumes. Ha n f o r d FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 21. 192H Members of the Chamber of Commerce today received ballots for voting in tho annual election of directors of the organization. The hallqts were mailed out last night by Secretary E. J. T rotter and should be returned to the office before Monday morning when u tabulation of the votes will be con­ ducted. The eight highest candidates will be declared nominees and bal­ lots containing these names will be sent out to the membership again. The four highest candidates will take th eir place on tho board. Five couplet were maririod sim ­ ultaneously in' a church a t South­ wark, England, recently, TULSA, Qklu., May 21.— (IN S) —The one hundred fortieth annual general assembly of th o Presby­ terian Church in the United Stnte3. began sessions today to continue for one week, The body, composed of approximately*. 2,0.00 m inisters nnd laymen, representative of Christina life in virtually every section of America, and many fo r­ eign countries, is the supreme tr i­ bunal of Presbyterianism. One of the first official movo3 of the assemblage will ho th$ elec­ tion of a new moderator, chief o f­ ficer of the church. An open fight is freely predict­ ed by church leuders over P rin ce­ ton Theological Sem inary, Prince­ ton, N. J., the oldest and largest school of the faith. The principal .difference rests not between the nllit ismodernist and fundamental! sue. it hns been pointed outt. fro m its origin, the sem inary hns been controlled by two sopnrto boards, one of trustees and the other of directors. • At tho Inst general assembly a runmiittco of eleven, with Dr. W. O. Thompson, ex-president. of Ohio State University, ns ch air­ man, was appointed to confer witli the seminary hoards nnd report its findings to this assembly with rec­ ommendations. . . The coinntitteo will report, ac­ cording to an authentic source, th at an apparent irreconcilable d iffe r­ ence exists between the two fac­ tions, one headed by Dr. J . Ross ^ i veinion, president u f.th c school and Dr. Charles R. Enlm nn, recent moderator, nnd the other led by Professor Mnchcrt, of tho sem in­ ary. The committco will recom­ mend th at one of the boards bo eliminated. METAL POISONING DIRIGIBLE ITALIA CAUSES DEATH OF HEADS FOR SOUTH GIRL IN FACTORY AFTER POLE VISIT Inform ation Is Revealed T hat Unfavorable W eather Condi­ tions Prevent Landing At Miss Dunne Died Over Year z\go From Radium E ffects; N orth Pole W here Investigutinns Were To Be Made 5 O thers Declared Doomed LONDON, May 21.—(IN S) — ORANGE, N. J., May 21.—(IN S) —W ith the approach of the open­ Heading southward for King's ing of the suit of five doomed Bay, Spitsbergen, afte r cruising young women against tho United about the North Pole for nearly States Radium Corporation for two hours, tho dirigible Italia en­ $1,2115,000, it became known to ­ countered strong headwinds north day that the death of Miss Elixirhi th Dunne at a hospital in New of Greenland, advices from King's York more than a year ay t has Bay stated today. Wlien the huge airship reni-hed Inm trail'd t<> the same plant. . the Pole shortly n fter midnight, Five Orange gn Is who vv. ro em- General Umberto Nobile, command­ plnyi'd at the radium plant are er of the cruft, found that wenthvictims uf radium poisoning und er conditions were unfavorable f"r physicians have pronounced their a landing. cases incurable Nobile dmppcil the flags of Mi.c Due.lie who had been form ­ Italy and the City o( Milan and erly employed at W atcrbury, Hie huge crons whit h had been I'onn., via employed l»y n watch blessed by the Pope a t the Polo mill clock company that used ra ­ at Ilill A. M. .tCcptral European dium supplied by the radium cor­ Tilin')," before startin g on the ret iit ii journey. poration. At the •imo of her dent! The Italian airm an also sent n the t'ii'iM1 was given as tudiiit% mcsxugo telling of his achievement poisoning hut the ease was coir to Prem ier Mussolini and his wife. fide red of minor impoitai.ee tin'll Th e i o m iiiander of the ship had However, as a result of^thecuu intended to laud at the Polo and neetion with the present situation plant ), huge wooden cross and an h: re an investigation has been I till 111 J' lag thele. 1 wo n ie le io t,nil'll m <’uaiieelieul to determine lo gical experts wore to have a<win-tin r there are any radium com pound Inin in the lam ling to sc ie n tific observations. pmMiiii’tg eases utnong the watch m ake I lie lliiliu covered about T5U and i lock m anufacturing eigtyn. miles in about twenty hours in its there. ^0 I light to the pole. 11 all goes well, Mi mm bile vviih the almost | tlie ship shoulil be bai l, ut Its base rcituin ih-utli of Miss (iraee I ryor, by eight o'clock tonight. The huge Mis. Q iiiiiUi Mellonahl, Mi • atli t i iif t inuiiiluiiicd a speed of almost i rule Schauh, Miss Albina l.-iuiice forty mill's an hour on the flight. During the early part of the ami Mrs Edna ilUHsinaii. und tin1 pm.sible poisoning of at least 100 journey, the Italia encountered others there is reported a growing Koine extremely bad weather, dis­ demand for Hie state action. There pute-lies from King's Huy indicated. At one time the going was so bud have been 11 deaths in Newark thut the helmsmen of tho ship and the Oranges, due to radium found difficulty ip steering, wire­ indsoniiig, the fivu girls who are less dispatches from the llaliu suing declared. Many other cases Ridiculed. are now being treated ut u liospitNobile uchieved the feat of reach, ing tlie Pole for the second timo ul here. The hearings in the action wiicm the Ituliu crossed tho "top o' More b ro u g h t by the radium victims If the world" tiiis morning. seboduh-d for tomorrow or .Satur­ tlisn two years ago, oil May 22, 11120, the Itnlian-huill dirigible day. Norge heui ing Nobile, t.'aptuin Ronald Amundsen, Lincoln Ells­ Expense S tatem ents worth ami a crew of thirteen also leached the Polo. . Of C andidates Due Cundidali's for county offices urc reminded that their Kceond ex penco uccout.ls must bo filed with tliu clerk of the circuit court to­ day, Friday or Saturday in accord anco with tin* state law. A large number of tin- offices filed tbvir statem ents this morn ing, it was announced. The Hurd and final statem ent is due within ten days a fte r tho prim ary. Rum or Is Spread Of Chinese A greem ent P erp etrato rs Of A rgentine’s B last A re Still U nknown B U tN O S AIRES, Argentina, May I 21.— (IN S )— P erp etra­ tors of tho bomb outrage at the Italian Consulate which killed seven persons aWd injur­ ed 25 others were still a t large today. In spite of the police In­ vestigation, which was spurred on by the special intervention of tho Argentine Government, the bombers laid th eir plans so well th at only tho most ephemeral clues were left be­ hind. Ono line of Inquiry is th at Uic authors of the outrage may pnSui belonged V> a Re<i organization and exploded the infernal mhchlnc as a protest against Fascism in Italy. Soma of tho wounded arc in serious condition- and ' may be increased. Officials of the Argontino Foreign Office expressed re g ret over the af* fair.'A police guard w ai around tho building today. t New York W omnnSceksShnrc Of Fortune L eft By Rubber M anufacturer She Consoled During Hi* Declining Y ears M agnate A greed To Support Love M ate P laintiff M aintains She W as Assured Of T ru st FundAfte r D eath Of Sw eetheart NEW YORK. May 21.— (IN S )— Letters expressing uti old man's lovu for another's young wife form the linsis of a "h eart balm" suit by means of which Mrs. Marinna Wngner hopes to obtain $90,­ 000 of tlie $0,000,000 fortune left by Fritz Archelis, president of the American Hard Rubber Company. Mrs. W agner, now 03, snya in her 15-page hill of particulars thnt Achelis fitted up a secret bower in his New York offices, nnd there they met daily for threeyear*—from 1921 shortly after she met tlie aged m agnate until December of 1921, when he died at the age of 83"A fter I met him hr hinted he wn-r in love with me, hut because 1 was married he made no declara­ tions," siio stated in her action which will come before a supreme court jury. " lie made n proposition to pince myself under his wing nnd bestow upon him my love nnd affection. I went to his ofico daily nnd pass­ ed from two to three hours with him in n private compartment. I read to him, comforted him, eneatnngcd him." Her attorneys filed ten letters in court with the pluintiff’s bill of particulars. T iny nre to include surli passages ns these: “ Take Ibis money, Mariana, dear, nnd go •o the dentist. Get your teeth all fixed up, pet, nnd don’t tell the dentist thut a rich mnn is paying the bill—he'll chargo n lot m ore" " 0 . how vacant is this room of uura toda£; lu.-v I wish you were here, my sweetheart. Rest love and BUREAU TO SEEK INFORMATION ON XR AY TREATMENT Kisses. M rs.-W ngner lives hero with her three children. Her husband, who lias been an inmate of a Pi nnsylvania sanitarium many years, does not yet know of the rale Ins young wife played in the twilight years of the millionaire'* life. Tho plaintiff contends thnt Archelis gave lie-r $390 monthly for support of her daughters und herself and promised to include a tru st fund for the Wugncrz in his will. She suys the remittances ceased a few months a fte r hiB death. The rubber m anufacturer’s wife had died before Angelis mot the red-haired Mrs. W agner. Ho left most of his foutune to his two daughters, und also bekuezted generous amounts to churities und veteran employes. WASHINGTON, May 24.— (IN S )—Co-operating with medi­ cal scientists, the U. S. Bureau of Standards has undertaken an exhauKtivo study of x-ray treatm ent of disease, it was learned today. With hospital* throughout the country beginning to uso the pene­ trating x-rays extensively for therapeutic treatm ent, the Radio­ logical Society of America appeal­ ed to the government to determ ine an accurate method of m easure­ ment on tho dosages of these hcnlth-giving waves. Successful uso of radiation de­ pends upon tho accurate dosago mcniuircnienta under all conditions, according to bureau scientists. Different units of m easurem ent aro now used, with no reliable basis for com putation of tho dosnee • . •*' age Reports on an International «nrey . of medical research aasociations and governments aimed_ a t adoption of a single Inter (tional unit of x-ray_ m easurem ent will be made next month a t a g ath er­ ing of scientists in Stockholm. The bureau also is studying tho performance of tho various x-ray machines used in hospitals to de­ termine the results from the ther­ apeutic standpoint and hnxards to operators. A Purely scientific re­ search into very soft x-rays has keen started. Another therapeutic investiga­ tion Is th at aimed a t the standard­ ization of radium, widely used in the treatm ent of disease. During tho past year the bureau has te st­ ed 1-2 gram s of radium, valued at $509,000. E xperts ere engaged in n study of the properties of radium and other radioactive m a­ terials with a view to determ ina­ tion of the exact offect upon the human body. 3 Will Devote His Time To Compan} Investigation Reveab U.S.Surpasses ADIr -Commercial Flying NEW YORK, May 2 4 .lead in all branches of avia tion freight and paaaengei _try ca in g .1 Col. Charles A Lindbergh talking, the flye who has accepted the poeitloi of chairmp- of W > “ *cal com mittee of the newly organise* Transcontinental A ir T A n ap cr Ine-, thia $8,000,000 orgaalxatlo will within 4 few months begin or crating a rallroad-and-atrplan passenger service from New Yor to California, cutU lng down trnx cl time between these points t 48 hour*. "The possibilities fo r develoj m ent of passenger carry in g b a ir are g re a t in th is countd; said Lindbergh. " I’m going ft assist the new organisation i every way posalble.” N ot only Lindbergh, b u t othe leaders in aviation, see trem sndou possibilities in the rail-plan method of travel, viewing it ns big, practical step tow er 1 indui ing tho general public to use ah planes. Significance la a tta c h e too, to the la c t th at two big ral roads—The Pennsylvania and U Atchison, Topeka A Santa Foand two well-known airplane con psnles are behind the projectInvestigation today revealed tin while i t is probably true, th a t t) United States leads the .world i commercial aviation, this counti in the one departm ent of pnseei g ar parrying Is fa? behind fi 'm ere are * num ber #T n for this, according to "The.Ini a publication isauod by tha York T ru st Company. Aviation U not eubsidised ,i this country a* in Europe. TI American railroad service betwe« im portant polnta, such as Chicaj and New York, la ao efficient th the airplane could not save ai U rge am ount of time except I night flying, fo r which i t i t n yet completely adapted; e n d ifv t! American C ontinent a tran»-co tinental tra in U not halted by t) exigencies of traffic b arriers ai custom s duties. In Europe, however, tra n sp o rt tion by airplana U now a regub system of travel, operating sccor ing to tiros tables and in s kinds of w eather. F ares have bee reduced to a point where they a> now about equal to th a t of a f i r class railroad. Tba standard i safety is high. Oviedo P lanning Big Bremen Flyers Will Wells Visits Sanford Meet For Mrs. Owen D epart For New York In Behalf Candidac Oviedo citizens are making plans f<M a large turnout to heal itulh Bryan Owen tomorrow a fte r­ noon ut 4:39 o'clock at the Oviedo wuniun's club, according to word received here today. What is expected to be the larg ­ est crowd bearing a candidate thiM year in that eity i* expected NEW YORK, May 21.—.(INS) to be present Mrs. Owen, u can­ —A scaled verdict granting $25, didate for congress, Is a gifted ODD dnmuges to M r s . Johanna speaker and her candidacy is re­ Goldbcig, of Tumpa, Florida, in ported to huve met with consider­ her love suit against her husbund'* able fuvor In the Oviedo section. second. wife, Mrs. Gladys Dlumenthol Gilbert Goldberg, of New York, wus opened toduy before Arctic Flyers Given Justice Cook in supremo coyrt. Ovation In Norway Tho firs t Mrs. Goldberg bad demanded $250,990, alleging thnt OSLO, Nurwuy, May 24.—(IN'S) Sidney Goldberg u real estate prom oter, had been taken from —Capt. George H. Wilkins, and Carl B. EiDim, U a iu x z ctic flyer her by the defendant. . StHC Johnunnu Goldberg said jrtTd explorer, who traveled by th at her husband met the then plane from Alaska to Spitsbergen, Mrs. Gilbert during n, business arrived here today from Glcen trip to-New York in August, 1925, H arbor to receive a tremendous and thut ho established her in a ovstion. Thuy wore escorted to the home love nest, later obtaining a Mexi­ can divorce in order to m urry of Ranoid Amundson, the polar ex­ plorer, who presented them the her. Goldberg's firs t m artiag a -w aalguld.unuU L auU iO aiC W cgum A eru on March 25, 191(1, in Tampa. Club. They were entertained a t Two children were horn, Raymond, luncheon by tho American M inister and tonight will be tho guests ut 9, und Sidney, Jr., 4u banquet where muny notables will ho present-, T t) PROBE BLAST TampaWomanGets $25,000 Damages In Manhattan Court SHANGHAI, May 24.— (IN S) — Despite u new outbreak of fig h t­ ing between Chinese Nationalists and N ortherners 109 miles-wrath of Peking there wus on under cu rren t of rum or here today th at the Peking und Nanking Govern­ m ents m ight como to an agree­ ment. I t ii reported th at a peace envoy has left Peking for Nanking whero he will confer witli members of the Kuom lntang adm inistration. While the Southern arm y ad ­ vance guard was Secretly reported only seven miles from the Peking suburbs, tho latest advices indP cate they have retired. Fighting is reported In the region of Hohien, which is approxim ately UK) miles BLUEFIELD, W. V-, Muy 21.— from Peking. (IN S )—With all the bodies of tho seventeen miners killed in the ex­ PROBE GOES WEST plosion Tuesday in No. 1 mine of WASHINGTON, May 21. (IN S) t^e Yukon-Pi)cu}iontas Copl Com­ —The Stelw er Senate Committee pany, a t Yukon, recovered, state decided today to visit Ohio, In ­ mine officials today started an diana, New York, California and invsstigatioii as 'to the cause of possibly W eit Virginia ~ in Us the blast. The rem aining four search of presidential campaign bodies were brought to tho surface last night. expenditures. Will Cooperate With Medical Scientists To DetcrmlneAccurate Method To .Measure Dosages Of Healthful Wave Declares Possibilities For Passenger Air plane Transport Art Greatest In America MEETING PLACE CHANGED An entertainm ent in honor of tho Senior Class of tho Scminolo High School will bo given tom or­ row n ight by the Epw orth Leeguo a t the Parish House. Thq social originally was to have been given in the church but has been changed to tho P arish Uouse, i t w as an"Bounced today, ■ ,r QUEBEC, Mny 24. — (IN S )— A Hit spending a busy day in this city. Captain Hermann Koahl, Major Jam es Fitzmaurice and Baron Guenther Von Huenefeld wore to board a train for New York thin afternoon. The flyers arrived yesterday. They visited (he St. Sacram ent Hospital, where each of them planted a maplo tree, in honor of Arbor Day. la s t night they uttendod a dinner given by the city of Quebec, and a more in­ formal reception later a t which they were feted by tho Irish and Germans of Quebec. M ajor Fitzm aurice, asked to confirm or deny the report th a t he was to establish his resldcnco in tho United S lates in the near future said "m y fate la in the hands of tho Gods." A. S. WdlU of T allahassee, mei her of tho F lorida R ailroad Coi mission and a candidate to at cead him self, waa 1* S anford • day in th a InUxaat of hU can< dacy, Mr, WolU la w ill knohero and haa m any frlonds he who have been working in kU I half fo r an o th er U rm on tho n road board. Mr. Welle w»a fo r a num ber years a prom inent m em ber o f t Florida legislature, represent! Loon county. Ha was fl*st dec! to tho railroad commiision in IK and re-elected fo u r year* a without opposition. Fully $80.00(1,000 w orth o f a plea ware sent from this count to o th er p arts o f tho world la yaar. ’ . 'J O President Coolidge Suffers Defeat As Senate Passes Bill Over His Veti WASHINGTON, May 24. (IN S) according to Senate attache*. A few mlnutaa later, the " —President Coolidge suffered a L$ieo.psnad th* M lijnifrftgg defeat today when the Senate allowances to fourth claaa pm passed the postal pay increase bill m asters, over th* Pr**M«®t’« *•' over his veto by a voto of 70 to 9. by a 68 to 17. Thia bUl W*a Tho bill bocarno a law by the ed by tho llouae, 318 to 45, Sonata's action m*da it a law. Senate's action, as the llouso y es­ The bill would seat tha g« terday cnscU^Dit over th a veto by m ent $2,846,000 la f a vote of 3 U to 42. Tho hill will heat, lig h t aad s e a ta k increase the pay of night workers fourth cla** postmaster* ditlon to tha Saoatova in the postal service. ■The Senators voting to sustain sustain tha Freaidept on the president were Bingham, Cur­ veto, Borah, Fee*, Reed. tis, Gillett, Greene, Metcalf, Sackett and Wat« Phipps, Smoot, Stewior and W ar­ cans end Fletcher, ren, all Republicans. Tho vot# was man, Democrat*. J .......... the larg est ever cast in the Sen­ porting th* P resident 00 th* ate tq override a presidential veto 904 vet*. . .. . ’JM v ju 4 IP**1 4; >• 1 • •• -7 - .• \ r nr : �✓ 1 A ztrs- StTR ** 40 Wi i P A C K SIX ,-i *- BANFOKP HERALD.' SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 1028 = 'ell, By His Decisive Win OverMcLamin, Will Pressed For Opponents Baseball Facts .N A TIO N A L f.E A C t'K . Player and Club g nh r h pet Granthnm , P ittsburgh 33 1IH23 48 .407 Ott, New York 21 79 13 31 .392 , u D) Davlu J. W rI nH . ._ for;* If the lit'.le hinn doesn’t feel j P. Wriner, P ittsburgh International New« Servlet like winking today, he ought to 33 130 27 4.8 -309 . . Sport* Editor have the other eye closed fo r him. Hornsby, Boston NEW Y(JItK, .M;iy 23.— (IN S) . Hut Jam es McLarriln, the unsuc­ 30 10<122 39 .308 ^-Thpy any th n t nothin); succeeds cessful candidate a t M ondays Roettgor, St. I.ouia lkc success but an -epigram like lightw eight election, has a sense ol 29 100 10 39 .308 h a t Ih kooU only as. long ns the humor and so he wilt wink almost le a d e r n year ago today, ForInevitable exception and the old involuntarily as he considered the rell, New York, .400. (taken, moss covered, the iron fact thnt they are busy a t this AMERICAN LEAGUE bound minority report are out moment trying to nintch him into Player and Club somewhere playing with their split plenty of money. Our Mr. Rickard g nh r h pot. infinitives. , is not taking the winner of today’s Harnes, Washington Having eased th at burden off championship und sending him 24 82 12 33 .402 m y troubled conscience, we now aloiig a fte r bigger and b etter pur­ K re s s, ^S t . _Luui s will hasten to consider the sad ses. He is placing the loser in "* 20* 101 21 .39 t itolry of Samuel Mnndell, the light­ that spot ,the idea being thnt Man- Gehrig, New York weight champion. Samuel muy be dell simply was too successful .0 '.31 113 31 .37, said -tik have bceft markedly sue- bother wit hhitn from now on. Fonseca, Cleveland ct-ss^dl in defending his champion"I have nothing in mind for 97 10 39 .301 25 Snip title on Monday, night. And Mandril.” suitl our Mr? fflrknrj Ijizzeri, New Yor k does th a t mean he is to prosper in today, "but I* figure on dropping 21 84 19 30 .397 'Proportion to thn success of his M<l.ainin in with a lightweight I .cadi' r n year ago, Vl. Miller, undertaking -7 S’es, indeed it does or two during the outdoor season. St. I.ciiii *' h, . 1 19. hot.V' ' ’ I’d like to bring him back with / t h i : b k ; FI VH N Mandril was ao all-fired success­ Sid T e rris." ' Pluycr ah r h hr pci. IT ful tbe other night th a t it looki Although he didn't say ns much ab r h hr pet. OR though In* tiUght have tho rest it is believed thnt our Mr. Hickncl Gehrig 31K 113 31 42 7 .372 of the 'su m m er quite to himself. He will wait to get the winner of the Hurnxby 30 100 22 39 3 .308 apparent!" fought himself light T erris-ltruce Flowers fight nml Ruth 38 31 107 38 13 .395 out’ of work. i them sign him to a Mcl-nrnin con­ C.’iihh 28 119 in 38 1 .319 Now, children, let li* puss nlnng tract. Then, according to the te n ta ­ Speaker 20 108 10 2R 2 .299 to H ie next picture. Whnt do you tive program outlined, Mrl-nrniu, YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS seo 7 T h at’s right, Constance, you provided he gets by the Terris §ed a man. Is khe man big? N<h Flowers winner, will he dropped in AMERICAN LEAGUE tho man is little. Was the little with Hilly Wallace for a lute sum ­ Player and Club Yes’dny Sea. Ttl m an successful on Monday night? mer attraction. B ulb, New York ' 1 18‘. No, the little hian was vcry-unsucMennwhile, where does Mnndell Gehrig, New York 1 7. cc*flful. I* tho little mnn winking come in? It seems th a t.h e doesn't Todt, Boston 1 5. a t you? No, the little man closed He fought a perfect fight; in fact, Meusel, New York I 4. liia eyo by m istake on Monday he made only one m istake nil night Goxlin, Washington 1 4. nlght and now he enn’t open H hut that one settled It. He was s> Hrilmnnn, Detroit 1 3. Would the little man wink if he ill advised as to prove thnt he was Langford, Cleveland 1 2. tould? .Undoubtedly, Hussenpfof- too downright good. Metzler, Chicago 1 J. V- ' ___ _______, l ............... Jones, W ashington 1 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player and Club Yes’dny Sen. Ttl. J r!f$ ff Contenders In National \League Race Are Finding •ItHard To Remain On Top • • ................ ‘ NEW YORK. May 23.— (INS i —The contenders in the National le a g u e rnc-- a te moving around thCsfl (lays fa ste r than itn upnitment dweller on the first of Oct­ ober, gettin g in first place and out iigkln with an ngility com pit ruble tW th at of tiie well known Mr. Finttegan. St. Louis, in fourth plnce, trujln the league-lending Reds by ohly one game todny, nml Cinciitnntl has lost the same number ol gdtttes ns Brooklyn, in fifth plate Cincinnati took first place nwgy from Chicago yestenlay by mishit* oUt the P irates, 5 to 4. While the Cubs suffered their third siirrec tdvn setback since compiling it win­ ning streak of thirteen straig h t victories. Despite Hack WilsonV ninth homer of the season the Drains were beaten by the Cartlitials 3 to 2, on lloettger’s single Ami . .1 L. Wifsbn, Chlcafrrf L. W ancr, Pittsburgh •Sothcrn. Philadelphia 1 1 I 9. 1. 9. 1. I THE LEADERS A ircricnn—Ruth 13; H auser H; Gehrig 7; Todt 5. N ational—I- Wilson 9; Blssbnettc 7; Uottomley G. LEAGUE TOTALS Nntionul—119. American—118. NATION \L LEAGUE W L Pet 23 in .oor> Cincinnati ........ in Chicago .... . . . .. ..22 .non New York ___ .. .17 12 .nBp in S t I.ouin . . . . . . ..... 21 .nR3 17 15 .931 Hiooklyn . . . .10 .483 17 i'ittaburgli . 20 .359 Boston .............. . 11 24 .200 Philo _____ ___ ......G , Yesterday’s Results. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia T, Boston 3 New York 9, Brookyln 5 Chicago 2, S t. Louis 3 Games Today P ittsburgh nt Cincinnati Philadelphia nt Boston New York nC Brooklyn O th irs not scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE I, Pet W ......... 25 0 .800 New Yolk 8 .714 Philadelphia ____ 20 21 .000 Cleveland 14 Bouton „ ___ 14 17 .452 20 -■*.412 St. Lou!,, 14 23 .358 D etroit , Chicago * _____ 12 22 .353 21 NVnnhihgton 11 .3-14 Y esterday's Result* I St. Louis 3, D etroit G Cleveland 3, Chicago 4 W ashington 0, Philadelphia 7 Boston 4, New York 14 Game* Today St. Louis at D etroit Cleveland nt Chicago W ashington at Philadelphia Boston nt New York SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W Pet la .092 Birmingham 27 12 ____ 25 .1125 15 Memphis .553 mobile* .. 21 17 111 .500 New Orleans 19 .4 4 f Nashville . 17 21 Chattanooga .ti n I 10 23 Little Uot-k 15 . 22 r .405 Atiantn . . . 14 ' 25 .359 Roth's thirteenth hom er and Geh­ rig's seventh. Stanley Coveleskie, the* ancient spithtiller who is milk­ ing a grand come-back, turned in his third straig h t victory. Conni * Mack shook the mothballs out of Fiddle Collins’ uniform and sent the veteran to second base in t'i< W ashington game. All Eddie did in tin* eighth. YESTERDAY’S Result* The Giants romfonrtnhly settletl was to drive in the tying and win­ Atlnntu 4, L ittle Rock ” for u l ing stay in New Yotk stand ning runs in his two tim es at hut. Mobile 2 C hattanooga 2 7 inI A1 Simmons, recovering from a good t-hnnep of cKtiihliriiing rheumatism , finally got into the nings '.hemsflves in first place dtiriic; gam e as n pinch h itte r mid sm ack­ Birmingham 3, Memphis 5 tiie next two weeks. The New ed a fur from rheum atism triple.! 7 in New Orleans Nashville rain Yorkers have l.io-ii»:yir.« numiter. The A’s won ill the eleventh 7 to . G an t's Tiklay They trimmed tiie Htdilns yestet- •i bringing to life the ancient | day 9 to 5 for the fourth time iu wheeze about W ashington lu-ing j Asheville ut Greenville Knoxville nt S partanburg first in w ar first in peace and Iasi as mdny sta rts this season. Macon at Augusta Big Ed Brandt. Boston rookie in the Atnerienn League. Churlotte ut Columbia Johnny Moslil pnisouully cmisouthpaw who specializes in low SOUTH A l l. \ \ T I C l.e.ague hit gumc* I.Minin us llu - best p ilc h - ! due ted the \\ hito Sox to u 1 to 3 W I’d ing find of the *eason. The S'-ntth win over Cleveland, lie got three 20 11 .045 I Pitchman held the Phillies to hits, scored nil the w ar from se * Asheville U\ l.t .552 three hit*, two of which came in "ini on a wild pitch by George Maron . til 1 1 .583 the ninth, and won by 3 to I m ar­ Uhlc, and inado eleven putouts and Spnrtnnlm rg III III .500 1 nc n*st*‘. in the field, equalling Gie e nville gin. 15 10 IF 4 The Boston Red Sox arc paying the world's term'd for ren ter field C harlotte Columhin . 13 III .448 dearly fur stopping the Yankee* ers. 12 Ml . 129 Hcilninnti’s homer featured De­ Knoxrillf on .Monday. The Yank* simply IK . 10(1 12 slaughtered the Sox yesterday I I tro it's 0 to 3 victory over the Augusta to I collecting 22 hit* includittu Briwn*. Yesterday 'i lire ults Macon 5 Auglistu 3 Asheville 0, Greenville 2 Knoxville I, S partanburg <'liacli-Me-Ci do Hilda mm S T O C K IN G THE BUNGALOW CITY TR A N SFER & HTORAf.E CO. R ip rri Plum. iiiui Ina, llaaltng 1 rutlns, S k ep lra. Rlitr Trnrk I'ne-llllleai l'K»nc kao '.'on V vi«*lr «,*. HAI.PH W. MISSING Mgr. . iiiiifiiiJ'iiiiiiiM iinniiarjM i ' < * 'm s y ' Elton J. Mougliton A rchitect U l FirtH N ut’! llank ISIdtj. Hanford, Fin. i.'M LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRA N SFER ml trill get me n a y that g lu t to the wnJrrj o b ta in e d fro m the m a n u fa c t u r e rs before g o in g to c a m p . if the amount of baggage you The tloudt at thty fats. J will gel me ouuy lu the mootin' ran take is limited, you will doubt­ less choose for your vegetable*, peas, corn, tomatoes, and beans. O W often have we alt felt the With those on hand you can pro­ j f | nuitalgia of which Hovry vide a great variety of di*liex. For •poke in tliii verse ***, and the beans ami corn mixed ■♦flat rapture it i« to gratify it. instance, will provide fuccotash. Thoughts ol the little house in the together with tuinalu same is another •Btotids with the ‘‘Mradowt trim Corn variation. Jtrith daLiet pied, Shallow brook* And Fancy Touches, Tool h ad river* wide.” will hurry u* t IT But if you have more space, there (to our vacation a* smin at possible. ; But no matter what e h r i* pur- arc many little refinement* that will tclia|ed. there is always one need add a lot to camp life; for instance, tin t receive* earnest attention: the a»par*gus, beets, sauerkraut, sweet • JooJ. No lunger dtres the person potatoes. who goes Id the woods for his vaBeaches, pears, apricots, am] ’cauon expect to live on bacon and pineapple head the list of fruits, for dour and sugar and coffee. To Ik •hey are popular and. like tile lead­ • • a rt. h e' takes those essential* ing vegetables, can appear in many ■long, and In generous quantities, guises. Sometime when you have -but to them he add* canned food* caught a fine mess id ti*h, try dip­ svltteh rflleke him of anv necessity ping circles of pineapple in flour and Ilieu • frying them in the li)]i of trip* to town (nr supplies. O i ail the canned foods .which fat and serving them wills the fi*h. ftrt used in summer camps, milk, The combination is both new and either dried, evaporated or ron- delicious. Or with ro ad wild game, drnird, has worked tiie greatest you might serve jurar*. Lay them revolution W ith it* aid deliriou* 4n thr fowl about fifteen minutes .scuits Itapjark*. aoup>. gravies — j'ariorc it >s done, in order that li.rv run cake if you are skilled —-^can’i.uv ne*t through and impart some k* concocted hi the woods Com- )'•( thru flavor to thr fowl. Applet •plett directions fur using the milk J 'including apple sauce), cherries. •S t jfivM) 00 the labels ox can be >aml plum* axe dtliuous.addittuus. It may sound rather like carryin* cords to Newcastle to suggest th , it is desirable to take along at Icai a few cans o( meat and fish to tin camp, but after all there tire dayt 1 when tiie fish won’t bite and t> e game stays hidden. It is the* (hat the cans of salmon or tuns cod fish, or clams will wear th* air ol liir-»avcr*. Did you eve* realize what a wide variety h canned meats can he obtained? O course you know sliced bacon come in cam, and you probably know cl cbicke.t, tongue, and stewed kidneys Many "Maals” ia C o m But did you realize that Irish stew hash, sausage, liver with ItMwzn 01 onions, veal loaf, and lire! praparct in live different ways are all obtain­ able? Then there are tbe entree; Mich as goulash Hungarian style chicken curry, chicken a la King chop suey. and others Wouldn’t it he aiiinsvg to sit down to a dinner of exotic chop suey in the tuid*t of the woods? It is jiM as well to take a « prrpjred dessert* along, too. Fruit cake, plum pudding fig pudding •re all put up in cans. Aud u course fruit butters, jams and ielli-. ar* easy to transport and are ecs* nomical Bickles of various kiudi should be rcu.cmbcxcd| loo. linn ling. C rating Phipping, and Storage ••Sana 4SS mu k . xra »t. Sum m er R ates a t the F o rrest Lake Hotel T ransients: $2.00 & $2.50 with Bath. Single P erson: ,$30 per m onth up. Two in Room: $40 per m onth up. The F o rrest . Lake will rem ain open nil sum m er. M ake it your home. A. J. Richardson M g rr. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE W Pet .G82 West Palm Beach ..15 .583 Orlando - - ................ 14 .520­ Ft. Lnudcrdnle .- .- 1 3 .478 Dnytonn Bench •U .375 Sanford — - .........9 .333 Miami ..................... * At New York—K. O. Phil Knplin (IN S )—28.— (IN S )— Phil Kuplin. New York middleweight^. Knyoetl Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee, (4). Paul Berlwiboch form er lightheavyweight chnmplon scared technical knockout over Lorry Estridge. New York negro (7). . Fred . Mpeller, Buffalo light­ weight, outpointed Jackie P ink- Yeslerday’n Result* Orlando II, Miami 5 West Palm Ilcach 0, F t. L auder­ dale 3 V SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Games Today Daytona Beach a t Sanford Orlando at Miami Others not scheduled Methodist MAN GIVES L IFE ♦ • Self-sacrifice caused the death in the Anarctic of Jacques Legal!oudee’s twn-.compartiotiR who hnV® ju st reached clvilatption, the three ant nut ?rom th e'd isab led whaler in a small boat to.find food. T heir tin y craft was wrecked in n bllzzut d and the three men act out in thu blizzard over an unexplored moun­ tain and glacier to find n whaling station. Hnlf frozen they s tru g ­ gled tin until'Lognlloudee collopsed. His companion!* carried him ' for some time until he said suddenly, “ I am better now nml can walk. You go ahead. I’ll choose my own knew- a shorter toute. He s tru g ­ gled oi^ an. long ns hi*K'oroptiT\\t,rA were i right, llie laid down and gave up hiH life- th at they, unham ­ pered, might reach a station. stein, P ittsb u rg h lightweight * from Angie Pisano. Brooklyn (h i Freddie Polo. Blonmfie|,| y !' I outpointed Jackie Horner.' L o u la .(t ) . 1 • ’ At W ilmington, Del., t i u | Blair, Camden, N. J .; (' weight, awarded newspaper 2 a * !Z A,u^«y. Ph5 ' delphla ( 8 ). • ^ . H arry .W allace, New York fnim Jolcc Webb, Roebline ,1 (fl). *•*'« Methodist KOIl M. . * B aptist •* 1 • PreBbytcridn e May 21 May 1 May 31 Stay 17 ' June 1 May 25 • R .|u l.r rn c . 50c ‘ Apr. -'lay If, • May 28 May 24 May 1 May 4 May 17 May 10 V" HALF May 25 May X28 . May 3 Apr. 30 May 22 May 18 Muy 16 May 29 May 24 Bsk|>tiist . . May ::i ■ •. • FIRST June 4 • • • Presbyterian H f-A’ " ; • ' Christian ^ wMay 22 , 'uan l h Vdv.ne 1 • ’ unc* 5 . Double Value for Your Cash ALL F R E S H N EW C O O D S COME E A R LY— SAVE M O N E Y Sll. Pill. TWO for 50c :t() June 5 This W eek-JDays Onl NY-DENTA TO O TH PASTE ~Whll.nl tnd ssll.hti 11 It 3. .* . May in i b »’.*i • • May 29 Muy 10 .T h u rsd a y F rid a y & S a tu rd a y ^ TOILET GOODS H*'. . May 4 i May 21 Sale NOW • * Christian 1* 44 India has n movement for morel modern railways, * 1 ISTOCK UP " “ 2 for l" Means D ouble Value HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES DAYS ' O n ly SAVE MONEY IU B B E R GOODS NYAL I WATER BOTTLE Tull Ins sua/llu.rsnt.ad s.l. fftca TWO R»|ul.r for Put* 52.50 52.50 S.l. Prlc. Ra.ullr NVAL HONEY A R.iul.f NVAL CORN S .l. Prlc. NVLOTIt ROUOC fflii RCMOVl R Pries HOR(H O U N D Mini b.i —0H.nl.I. V.n.ti.n *> N.turtlls TWO nR.Sul.r Prlt. S.l. r>l(* 25c Remevai hard and eeh . TWO Far t.u|h. Ih.l . h.r| 50c •n"—G.od l.r Ih . an- fo r 50c Ssfiy i>»* cefne. clllebiee A «*arte >Or * JC 50c TW O fo r 50c lif i fimlfy. DOUCHE NYAL VAGINAL NTAL HINKLE Laid Pried R.*ular NVAL SKIN SOAP Prk* TABLETS Rasul.r NVAL YELLOW PILLS S.l. Prlc. R.iulsr Pile. TWO Stlt Prlc* G.otl l . i ally .kin. RlSul.r P ill. rile. R.li.,.. ..mils.II.n TWO S.l. Prlt. 35c (IBS's) TW O fo r 52.50 52.50 for 35c 25C and blll.utn.it. j j j j -----r25c TWO fo r 25c Rtfular Sdid Prlct NYAL EAS EM NYAL FOUNTAIN SYRINGE frRi NVLOTIS LIP STICK TWO R.Sul.r NYAL RH(UMATIC i.l. Pflf* ~Rikta Hrset l.ai" n.|ul.r Pile. M.Jium .hid. S.l. Prlt* 25c To* Qutrl Sif.w fining* |u.f.nl..d fo r 25c Prk. TKEATMCNT LAROE TWO 25c TW O fo r 25c R.iulsr Prk* S.l* Piles rail.I .1 th.uII.full/ NVAL CASBOLIC S.l. Pfic* 51.00 Xof th.m.Uc fo r 51.00 salni. 53.00 TWO for 53.00 NVSIS TALCUM SALVE Prlt. TWO All Ih.l a |.«d Talcum ahtuld b. n .c .iu iy , R.fulir NVAL SVBUP OX S.l. Prk* n.|ula* Pen. ttl. Pile. 25c Af .f h.ut.h.ld , trite*.1 bum., fo r 25c Prk. HVPOPHOSPHITES TWO (utl. ate. 25c TWO fo r 25c SI.00 r»r Ih* lf.alm.nl -A *x,uw nar.su. and .tnirtl d.- fo r 51.00 AMOKITA TOILET VVATLR biutjr and lxb *1 amt|*. EMBASSY LAWN STATIONERY white^ uniment A fleeilitj ttwquoi etlef, It; thtsll—IS sn.sNosu Wu LAROE TWO full 4 e«. Sprinkle to# betlie R.aul.r CATARRHAL BA LM Ski. Pile. R..ul.r Prlt* ' S.l. Prk. A lubMn. bnlm.nl I t . ■ n.gui.r Piu. Self Price ■ Ptlc* LAROE “Oe Mrs. .un mu.iiti for 50c TWO 50c TWO for 50c 51.00 TWO for 51.00 50c X.r Catarrh In th. h.ad tnd InlltmmiU.n si n<> fo r 50c R.Sul.r NVAL 0I0ISTIVE S.l. Pflf. WIOOEWOOD LAWN WRITING PAPER NVAL MIMIUTONC ttl inucsui mambrsns. Prlt* TABLETSLAROE (TZ .ht.U) H jux end Seel# Tonic TWO R.|ular Pm. , Ski. Prk NYAL RUCHU AND S.l. Pika 50c ” 1*1 wh.l f.u lib* tnd He»l»/e» Clo u to R.f ulA f »nj,. ||.- Th... Mb- fo r 50c JUNIPER COM- -rtur. Re|wlA# Price febted Hale S.N Pfl«. 50c TWO for 50< Prill POUND PILLS TWO lit. hits Ih* dl*i>U<. »f51.00 TW O fo r 51.00 S«n. I. l.nillw S/tM'ly. LIN EN ENVELO PES 50c r*s EscUchtsitd fo rr 50c Lump... io sve ITS sn.si. klsS.S In * s (k i|tr NVLOTIS ALMOND CREAM Rl|wt*^ N VA L ECZEM A S.l. Prk. .it pm. R.Sulkr Prlc. Co npitsioo leiutiflir tnio LOTION LAROE NYAL AROMATIC CASCARA SAORADA TWO Pefofar Price fete Price or ISc ISc TW O f fir mi . m. and l,| a Tsnic losaiiK SW,.nln| 50c TWO fo r 50c 51.00 lo r 51.00 J;*;1*' LOMA PAPETERIC JS« F*r C.nillp.tl.n f , r J5« 01*1*mat Slit IS Shs.tS IS En.tlKM nVlotis pace powder RstvUr NVAL LAIACOLD S .l. Prk* Whits. Ora* sr Pswh In >ou> Ie•w/11a ab;da TABLETS H yal e c z e m a o iw t m e H t Ragwlif Price Sale Pcua 25c A laialiva caid tablet. TWO R.iulsr Pile* Sal* Prk* R .S u l. r f t tbln Trsublss SsJsPrk* fo r 25c Prk. TW O fo r 51.00 50c TW O fo r 50c Qiaaa pcemgt filial.__________ TWO | 51.00 Cssllng and tsslhlng Ste fo r SOc RHultr NVAL MOT SPRINOS S.l. Prk. NVLOTIS RIAUTY RALM ri.th- whit. Prlt. (BRAND; MEDICINE TW O N Y A L Z I N C O X I D E O I N T M EN T Alisuid lai. s.ud.r PURE VANILLAEXTRACT umsucsm . *i aw . f . R.SulAf Prlc* Salt Prlt. 51.00 inv.,.ri.h.d •«••« spd fo r 51-00 "AJklK i«l« Pries S x l h l n i Sals* * X V Y 0 ' R.iulsr Pries It* r.iullL • J lc 60c TWO fo r 60c 50c TW O for 50« fa r R u m . and Wsund. Ratukr NTAL ANALGESIC •ate Ptk. NVLOTIS POWUTR PUT* LAROE Poe* HAARLEM OIL Ski. Pika Valour —Satin hmth fleeh at While Xs# Pain TW O NYAL PALM SOAP Tws RoguUr Prlc# Sale Price CAPSULES kw rda. M u »m4 Ctmtml OU TWO 50c •nd Isr an... fo r 50c 25c TWO for 25c (0c per box of one deisn ft r ISc 14'. t .l> I* U l « . fo r 50c Rdfuldf Sal* Prie* NVAL NVAL MOUTH WASH Prk« ■Mf, Iran TWO ***•MINERAL OIL A Win* Price Aiaiiia in kaop«n| the guma and haalthf I WO Regular Price Sale Prlt# 51.00 full Pint Ranks fo r 51.00 51.00 full Pint. fo r 51.00 50c TW O for 50c Rafular Sal* Prie* Nrtl Sly*he Ptac.lt T W O 1st IN NVAL riCSEN Prk* RH<8.r KVAS. s*pst°us S.l. Pile. TWO NrlsUi Sharing LaUsa T W O l*» *♦« NTLOTIS LIQUID SHAMPOO LAROE LSiatl.t Ttbi.l. Pile. plasters TWO As.rluni.d, I.puld. . . . . labl. ...* Nrtk T.kum TW O Isr tU 25c fo r 25c R.|ul.r Pile. S.l. Prlc* h.suILT Nr-OsnU Tssth Paste T W O I t IS* KYXt--------- T .r; Frlei 25c f>um.E«b for 25c N|r*l Tssth Brush 60c TWO fo r 60c Prie* RUBBING ALCOHOL TWO T W O Isr IS« nvalcesic- eor pain ' NrteUk Lisuid thwnose t W O far Full Pinto S.l* LILAC TOILET WATER 75c fo r 75c Regular Prka Quick NytJ Msuth Vskh T W O Isr Me Mail sl.aun* .1 .11 Rar.l sd.r. S.l* Pries 4 7 NVALVPTUS Nrtl Hirtuten* T W O Isr U.SA Full 4 si. b*rlnkl. l.. b.ltl. 60c TWO fo r 60c GOLDEN COUGH SYRUP R.*ul»r Pile. S.l. P,k. Like Ttil si Wtitr T W O 1ST U .M with Cridtold •' STONtROOT COMPOUND 51.00 TWO for 51.00 R.aul.r Prkf T W O ftr IS* Rrtl Palm ts*s Sal. Pries Isr Ktdn.f. A Li,lr K r.l Skin l u . T W O Isr 2U ‘ 75c . TW O fo r 75c " W *»•* Prk* NVLOTIS PERFUME T________ W O ltd SLS* Adshc.i. b.uau.i m * TWO fo r 5100 Aateriu TsUsI Wkltr , LIVER R.iulsr Prk* Sal. Prk* R.iulsr FAll s h a v in g c r eam ITOR Rstubr NYAL COLO CAPiULCt Sale ! ; o u n ce l*r csmtts.n.n S.l. Prk. Pile. Salt Pric. ONE oun ce ter Celda and 'flu Price Rtfulsr Prk* 25c TW O fo r ___________________ 25c Sk U .00 Me TW O fe rS * 51.00 TWO l . r Me STATIONERY Giimr-i Today Ififi) , ington New York (10). Joe Barlow, Boston Hght‘ht>avy weight, stopped Joe Sturtno, New Hochellc, N. Y. (1). Benny (Kid) C arter. Lot* Anifeles,* Kayowed"Matiife! Deleon, of Cuba ( I ) . ■* Joe Gorman, Orange, N. J .; out­ pointed Eddie Frisco, Arizona wdlr terw eight (GL Jack Wilson, Jersey C ity, out­ pointed Hill Mnronther, of Greece ( 6) a t Newark, N. J.; Phil Gold­ F ig h ljfes tilts A tlanta at L ltlle Bock Mobile s t C hattnnoga New Orleans at Nashville .Birmingham a t Memphis • For The Men Folks ms FOR THE HOUSEHOLD" NTLOTIS FACE POWDER DE LUXE Sklsslh In lilt u r . and , chill R*|ul . rissb —Whits— Sru n .ll. R.*ul.r Pile* ,>«!. Pfic. 75c TWO fo r 75c S P IR IT OP CAMPHOR U. 4 . P. I « . Prk* ttl* Prk* -<-V7 CHIPSO 6 for 35/ RmuIk Prte* 25c . , m ., FOWOXREO ALUM Rsfultr Pries | SN* Prlc* 10 c TW O fo r 10c TW O fo r 40c c o m p . L ic o r ic e po w der 4 Bk. ' S«l* Pries TW D fo r 25c b o r ic R tiultr Prk* 15c SI.50 Bottle Coty’s P erfum e FREE with each Coty Face Powder Ac i d Zse. • J»l* Pries TWO fo r 15c NYAL TOOTH BRUSH (Mtdium hard bcl.tk*- Quararalsdj 1 Psiular Pries 50c Sals Pi k # TW O for 50c AUTO Chamois CASCADE 6 7 / 2 5 / r Hardwater Soap 6 for UNION pharmacy .■ -*i ' • o V �m »1 V I — \ EHMS . .. yy r r TbuStanwd Hemld For County Commissioners Skprt dam * fo are lived, felt • , dawn, fkw aunrrt glow Loved and were |©ved, and now • . we lie In Flanders Field. • OCA I. A STAR The S tar is in receipt of a cir­ cular approximately H x II Inches from Judge James II. Stewart, can­ didate for comptroller, with the typewritten notation: "Please read, digest and write another editorial on efficient Amos, but he fair and Publish this.". The S tar would he delighted to publish Judge Stew­ a r t s document hod he sent nlong a check for 915.10, which is the T.*„Ct ,n ?,0U?.t ,Mr’ An,0»- Park Trammell, Doyle Carlton. Nathan Mn>o or any other candidate the M ar is supporting would have to The recent nimbling-s which have come from the ancient and enigmatic country of Chinn, where two factions are Ira up your q uarrel with the for. onmiged in mortal combat for control, muy not be of p a rti­ we cular interest to many of uh who sit comfortnblv at home, frofca frflilag hands * , you throw. many thousands of miles ntvay, enjoying the fruits of pence! The torch—be yours to hold it nnd prosperity nnd viewing with apparent unconcern wlint 1 • |W * h l .. . may be the evolution of n great epoch in the history of a ' If ye break faith with those who people. * d i e , ............................... • . But we do not think it amiss to contemplate for awhile | Wo shall not sledp, though popples . grow \ -\ . , • the events which are furnishing newspapers with consid­ la fijtOdera F feld ..... - •. , . erable reading m atter concerning the Southern arm y’s ' .stru g g le against the M anchurian war loM, Chang Tsn I .in. IN FLANDERS NOW who fortunately for him lias won the support of the clever and efficient Japanese. The South China Nationalists By an Unknown Author (A* Art* wee) fighting with ail the spirit an unorganized rabble ran mus­ We leapt’ faRh, y« Flanders te r had pushed northw ard against the terrible Chang and had captured the city of Tsinan but in doing so committed ■leap shell beneAth those poppies atrocities which* Japan seized upon ns at) eXeuse for inter- J T T red, r \T‘ * fering with their successful march. . T h at m ark your place. •* Ah a m atter of fact the Japs, rightly or wrongly, conT h e ’tobeH y o u f'd rtftg hands did aider Chang Tso Lin as the least undesirable of the w ar! ; . throw . • ........... ’ WeVe held it high before the foe, loifis and the one with whom they can work best in the Afttf answ ered b itte r blow fbr Mow, protection of their interests in Shantung. For this reason i 1 Tn Flanders Fields. • they dispatched some 15,000 troops and have made it d e a r ! i ff *T !’ J ’ ' ' • ' 1 Ami where your heroes' blood was they intend to guard tlu’i^’ Chinese possessions. This action I has been a sad blow to the Southern N ationalists who no ' M l ed, ■ ' T h e.g u n s are now forever stilled, ciobbt are ns imbued with ns much patriotism as most peo­ • And silent grown. ple desiring to establish a government of their own. Thefo U no cry of tortured pain, While we do not question the sinceritv of Japan's doT here is no mourning fo r the sire to protect the lives of her citizens or the properties )ilain. of her commercial barons, wc cannot help feeling sorry for, And blood wlH nevvr flow .g ain the Chinese N ationalists, already on the threshold of victory, J Iq Flanders Fields. whose drennt of forming a united nntion has l>ecn ru d d y shattered by the sudden appearance of foreign soldiers. Forever holy in our sight Khali be those crosses gleaming W ith what indignation would our people have received (ho . ' white. Interference by an external power In the donilstic troubles T hat guard your slerp. which shook1 this country some sixty years ago? Americans l t r j t you hi peats ,the task Is dour, The fig h t you left us we have won, of nil people will have a feeling of commiseration for (lie And ,Tr>ace on E a rth ” ha* just Chinese struggle for unification. begun In Flanders Field*. H tt KisrtmnKf (iiM tt. conics PI.OKIDA TIM KH-l'N ION •Ut (or Joe Hears. Well, well, well *«* the home town with him ony* w«y. Gr a n Jod ond H airy pUnA fter n»ore th«n twenty years The Everglade*- distn cl. where | Mag a sight serlnir tour around of more or less effective woik tosome i ,.'{00,000 acres ol land will i W« ‘‘ ‘ * ('■shlngton? wurds the reclamation of a vast lit- impiovcd thiough modern con-| ' Wo do not Vn*w how many of *rea of lands in the F.vci glades, be­ tnd of water supply and proven- j th« Caritoq d a r n s arc true, but gun early in thr century and giv­ tton i f flu,ids, will pay bark the i If one tenth of them ore, H atha­ en some attention by five different money borrowed, with interest at way U not a suitable man to be administrations, the project scent* u lower rate than had been oh governor. now to be in a fair wuy to complete lamed in financing previous eff­ •• ' O " Ruth Bryan Owen and Jo t Scars, -success. Governor John \V. M ar­ orts o| reclamation. The bond* in their congressional race so tin, believing that it was due to will ho retired serially and becumn free from personalities, arc set­ the people of the Everglades sec­ due at dates between I'.Uii und ting a fine example before the tion and the state generally to IlMitJ. two distinguished candidates for carry forward the drainage work Details of the project involved ♦he upper house.—Ortshdo Rcrort- begun, has won a hard-fought b at­ In th r latest and largest under­ er-Star. tle over prejudice and timidity und taking include the erection of u it is now thought that with the Ruth Rider, unfortunately, seem* sale of ten million dollars' worth of levee around thr' south end •( as ayt at doing the wrong thing bonds jajtjMlr, uctuul construction Luke Okeechobee which will pro­ ah Lindbergh la a t doing the right. mny be^Mder way by September. tect the land in thut vicinity fiotn overflow, and fur u system of main Recently ah a flew over New Or­ The story of the Everglade* and druinugc canals through thut part leans, dropped cardboard adver­ tisem ents contrary to law, and the. possibility of reclaiming more of the district now opened for than four million acres of splen­ settlement or suitulde for immed­ wna gtrafnged for trial. did land through drainage nnd con­ iate cultivation. There will also ' Tax reduction will amount to servation of the w aters of Lake lie constructed control work* in MUtf.OOO.OOO say* the United Okeechobee, has often been told tlu-M- to icleuse flood waters, but State* Cong great. That Weems like yet it Is ulways interesting. Mil­ also to conserve Water In periods ,.n lot of reducing, but If the aum lions have been expended and much of drought, und for th r |>erfcctiou '■•.wot* divided equally among all the I accomplished with bond money of flood control of Lake Okeecho *1 people of th r United States, ........, 4t secured in previous yeur* Hut the tier through fu rth er Improvement would amount to less than two work w h s curtailed by lurk of su f­ of thr St. Lucie uinul arid possi­ doUafs ■ person. ficient funds. It bccumc necessary bly^ work on the Ualoosahatehoc. Governor Martin, speaking of thy to interest new capital in the big O nl of the Hothaway mouth- project. Governor Martin succeed­ nrogreas and success of the pro­ orgarfr any* th a t C atU ' campaign ed in doing just this, lluving per­ ject, expresses himself as much has collapsed and th a t Hathaway mission from the legislature to plruktd and is convinced thnt the la out in front, while at the same plan a bond issue that wj%d bp whole state will realize and appre­ ’ the aneaker* an- an obligation only upon the- dis- ciate the importance of what fttg against Hathalct affected by the improvements, work hn* bo*n iiofte in time. That or-Catt*. The ope governor could not expect to he had promised to'finance the con­ got together. find this needed nionev waiting; tinuing and completion of the » -.....—w • ■■■ but he convinced financiers of the Everglade* drainage plan, with Bulb grow ing la one of the best excellence of such' a loan, and a obligation to the state, wa* men* * agriculture In Florida. Thia few days ago wax pleased Jo be tioned a*, now verified; much to produces m ors than one-half able to order the printing of the hi* satisfaction. He expressed narcissus bulbs in l!io Uni- bonds for 910,000,000 and to know himself as certain that the accom­ itra. About ninety growers th at the buyers were fully guar­ plishment of tbL undertaking iged in thiy business and anteed In their investment. would bring Into productivity u ■t last (year was fifty The new Everglade* bonds which vast area of splendid Florida ks. In conjunction with g and poultry, bulho will allow for goln^ forward rap ­ land nnd thus add greatly lo the to tha new residents idly on the big project, have been wealth of the rtatc. The project Kne for taken Into court and their otatu) has attracted country-wide atten ­ Ify trs Fee**, definitely fixed and made secure tion. K U ? ♦ « J t E lto n J . STEWART WANTS PUBLICITY M o u g lito n -Architect pay for a l i k e amount of space in t h i s paper’s advertising columns. We nrr not publishing campaign advertising free this year. Space on the editorial page of the S tar is not for sole, not even at the fancy price that has been offer­ ed and surely we arc not going to give it away to Judge Stewart or any other candidate this paper op. poses. Wc have nothing nguinst Judge Stew art particularly, snve that us chairman of the state dent. Qcralfc executive committee he i s inconsistent in becoming a can- Firwl N at’.* Hunk IJlr!;;. Sanford, Flu. * q i u , > M gw m s B « B a s » f r t * » « f . K i » H MONEY TO LOAN 9UII R n r 4 PH business property. % • •* e . # SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO* 112 E. Second St. ________ State And County Tax Books Are Now Closed •• b. * • ___ Same’will be open for the paym ent of taxes June 6th to June 30th with addi­ tional cost of Advertising. . . • , J no. m D. J inkins, T a x Collector Seminole County. 3 rd C O P IE S NOW ! The Sanford Herald’s i 15th ANNIVERSARY SEMINOLE COUNTY tIU Ul f ■’!. r*. Fred T. Wifliums Crystal y t, \\W riif/.- When itbo usunl ke. A -O s. I . i l l l.l t. Irvumbcr oft rotlnds hail lU n I’laySATURDAY . e iT e u n iv Huston.Babcock wedding nt firt* lock u t the himte ’of thn hHvle's, rent*. ■Children's’ Story Hour n t 10:00 lock a t the Library. This edition will present a complete and compre­ hensive record of the progress made in this coun­ ty since its creation in 1913. ‘ BOOST SEMINOLE COUNTY MAIL A COPY OF THIS EDITION TO YOUR FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES » MONDAY •m yer Hand |v£ the I’resbytiji ian urch Auxiliufy will meet at » o'clock n t the church. Vuxilinry rtf tfu« I’resliyteriitn ureh will have birthday party ,4:00 o'clock nt the church. ! tegular meeting of the T ruth I k*rs Class of the Methodist A-h w ill'be held nt 3:30 o'clock the home o f Mrs. W. 11. Wjl(ns, 301 Park Avenue. Hostesses; . K. A. McKshnn, Mrs. ’C. jt, Mrs. ( \ O.JIrAdberry. M rs Mnson anil;,Mr*. J. F. Me md. Ipe Organ. Club of the hirst .itist Churrh will meet at lock, pt thy elfqrch with Mrs. ('• Anderson Je., und Mrs. Ira thwdrd ax * h n ttr’<se*. oeial meeting of tlie St. Agio s ild o f- Holy. _C«o£s Episcopal jirch will lie held nl the Parish ,is«* at .‘L.'IO o'clock with Mr*, motid Hull nnd Mrs. Grover iran a-- hostesses. TUESDAY Arnrian Circle of tin- Fii*st llapi t Church will meet at 7:30 cto.k at the home of Mr*. C. n-an, Kl." Lsorei Avenue, witu Freeman and Mrs. E. M. Earn lostesses. #_ • • The Herald will have copies of this feature edi­ tion wrapped, ready to mail, and will send them .to any point in the United States or Canada for 10/. ’* , . p n - l i l e d e ' i l Ivv S ir . E II L .ltle v I lie (Hi 1 . W l l e - I I >11 out. H a il ■ “ * >* Personals Mr. nnd Mr*. Samuel Dighton Mr. and Mrs. George I.e Comptc and children left S atunlav In then left Saturday for Maryland where car for Manticello, III., where Mrs. they will spend the. Slimmer. Dighton nnd children will spend tho summer. Mrs. B- T urner Houser and daughter Mrs- George Rickard Miss Anne Bueche, who has been H artley motored, Wednesday to •pending tho p ast week here as Tampa where they will visit rela­ the guest of Mrs. Dwight Babbitt where she will s|tend a $hort time tive*. before returning to her ohme in Mr*. E. E. Fuller of Atlanta. Minneapolis, Minn.” • G a . who has been visiting friend* ------k t• e u t C learw ater;' tofived. here. Tues­ Mrs. Clyde Byrd mid two small day and Is the g u e s t'of Mr*, Min­ daughters rvtum ed htwde Tuesday nie E. Jona’f i j 'j ; . , . j evening from Arcadia where they t . t I .- I have heiM'spending the past fijrt' _,JIr*. A*>K- QjwiaLl.um ,o£ Jack- night with her parents Mr, and siAiviUe is viewing 'here " n s the Mrs. Jake Wry. I gueit of her oizler Mr*. J F. C-noU* ' or «*t hi*r|hniug on Magnolia Avtr Mis* Aline Chapmnn, n memberr nu«•., ' of tlic-(pyulty of the W est Side Prim ary School leaves next week M in* Ailing McWilliams of Lafayette, Ga.. is the guest of Mrs. for Tuscnlooxn, Ala , where she will Minnie E . Jones ut her homo on attend the summer session of the University of Alabama. Park A Venue. Miss I.'Wo Turner, principal uf H arry Woodruff, who has been Atlanta College the attending /m a m a Dental i " ’n«u van..-,.. -- West- Side Prim ,ary• School , ,, left at A tlanta. Ga.. arrived here Tucs-1 Wednesday for her home at Doug day to spend hi* vaeatlol, with his las La.. " u-re she will spend n parents Mr and Mrs. I*. L. Wood- short Him* I.. fore going to North Carolina fur the summer. ruff. Party On W ednesday An informal y< t most enjoyal h> affair of tlii.* week was lliut of Wednesday aflernooii when Mrs. (b u lg e S. Whinner entertained tho members of tile Afternoon Ten ll.iplieute llridge ( lab at her home in Loch Arbor. An aluindnnee of pretty garden flowers wa* arranged with pleasin : effect in ha-k-.-l* and howl* about tile room where the rurd tallies hud been placed for the gniucs Game* of duplicate bridge wore enjoyed during ;he uftei i. ion i.nd lurch Class Holds at tile eouelti ion of the games, Business Meeting: s c re- were counted and ii wa* found that .'II*. I: y S> :oe* . fli il t T u e s d a y a f te rn o o n , a m I ,M -. Willi im .Mm re Kc.»tl • w• e •f«ting Imsint >s and oriu! | hot lers of top ;.»• hi -. itikg o f th e ! la u g h ter* «.f WeI la-ii! v sand -vii he- uml tea wire (fbi'-s of i ii«* F ir- l Methodist . ,•; \ ..11 ! I,, it- im- i.fteioo .n bv the vh was In-hl at tin' te-in-- i ho tei a- -i : d I . Mrt ■ Tbigp" i. (L o v e r Spi I'l'ing hi F n | T i l e b r i d g e . |di > • ! , v v - i e Mi B n- . I I. Sj mi . 'l ■ William Mem h te n in g tin* loom* of tin- | S. -tt. M r - W i'li •-doit- l . u t . u l e v . iv e h o m e w e r e i p u i l t t i t i i ' - of Mi . Holier- -I II -P>. Mr-. G. .0 p i n k radian. < i - and living I, lUi I •. M» I t 'l l Pa ’ _ g iis t i--r . I worth, Mr-. Wo t.-i S. » ol mon Jhoi l Ini- me • -1 • -i.m vv 1 J ll'l ,M?— \\ .1 I tl'g p e l l W ILLIA M OLIVE ol Tn**- many -in en d f M O r n : V r!/ jHIIf f W l ^ l J i *'» * of the Music Department of thr '-qnpi.lhut he Is recovering rapidly Woman'* Club for -the piano refrom hi* recent .operntoin at the cltal, to l»e given Monday Evening, Fernuhl lainghton Hospital, and will In* removed, Saturday, to his May 28, at 8:16 o'clock at the Seminole High School, honoring home on Hughey Avenue. the graduates of Seminole High Mr, and Mr*. Noble E . King of School for 15>28. Leeshurg, form er residents of Sanford, spent tho day here, The bridge party to havo been Thursday, as the guests o{-Mx. and given Friday afternoon, nt the Mrs. E. H.tfainey. 1 Woman's Club. . by the Misses Mr. and Mr*. George Cowan nro Mary und Francis Graves, honor­ now n% home to their friends nt ing Miss Helen Sheppard of Now Y*j>rk. tho guest of Mj*»- W. CmitKthe Snn Ij»nta A partm ents. vh Hutchlsbh, has been called off on account Vvf the seVlous Illness of their sister, Mrs. A. 8. Me Callern. Ala., stopping- Mvir .'•c '4 ,«nsacohj‘, l t ..... .. — t *1 I li * | • I aV Mr*. Deane TiirncV, M ra -'u .'F Whittier Sj-,, and Mrs- Am elia,Nobio motored J o . Qcaln, Thuiwdny where they \yeni.to .attenil a hoighborhood nicotii)g , of the Church Service League of the Smith Florida DiQffeae of the Epls eopnl Church. Bridge Club’Gathers At Hojme Of Mrs.Kent • The last meeting 6f Uu*’Linger l-pngcr Bridge Club j .uptll ,F»I|, was held Tuesday cvbnlng nt the home of M rs.H a rry Kent on Tark Avenue, with Mrs. Kent and Mr.'. Jam es A. Huff ns hostesses. Gladioli, ro*es nnd zinnias won* used in charm ing profusion about Lieut, and Mrs. A1 Williams of Washington, D. C., who hnve beet the room* w hrre the can! tables the guests of Mrs. W illiam's uncle had been spread for play. The and aunt, Judge and Mrs. Wallace dainty tally rani* were In the W right, for several days, left Sun­ forms of butterflies in pastel lint". Of exceptional interest were the day for Atlanta, Un., where they will spend a short time before re­ games of-nuetjon bridge and when turning to (heir home. • -.' scores had been added the first prize, a mayonnnlM* howl and plate Mrs. Jam es A. Pittm an nttd was given Mrs. F. llAsky Wight. small son leave, Sunday for O rlan­ F or having hud ill luck with Iter do whew* they will spend the sum* eimls, Mrs. F lank Talbott was BURNEY TO SECO N D PU ( NEW YORK# May t{ 'pnney’s heav-j-qreight crow r’ act _ ____ _ w'hsyv.Oie Okfahotra g^ddla fights Jack McVey, ftca l ne games. • The bridge players Included Mrs, a 10-round bout here tor,i^ ^ 1 K. Husky W ight, Mrs. Glenn E. night. . • Heeney formerly « I McKay, Mrs. Frank W. Tallrntt. Courtney's ‘sparring p artn er.' Mrs. Sandy Anderson, Mr*. L. M. Stephenson, Mrs. W urt W. W arn- Berlenbach At Etu br, Mrs. H arry Kent nnd Mrs. Of His Fistic Jam es A. Huff. SOLON SUFFERS SETBACK F E W YQilK. May *4.—<1 —Paul Bcrienbach, lo rm ef, WASHINGTON, May 24.— he«vy*Wcight chwpptort-riW —(IN S )—;Rep. B u tle L ,.,( R \1H of dryffd.'has fcarhfd.Tfie eWa o) Pennsylvania, ehni^tnan' ,uf . nnvol nffalrq' eolnHnrttee;1 ]}?* suffered a setback 'In 'h ii ifbirtilk1 lesence from indigestion trouldrt hut his condition is not. ipgusded a* serious, his phyaicinu duciared, 'b y : today. The physician jtapl OutUr ha* n relapse nbtnil . bv<*ry two •t Im from hlmaelf. weeks-\>'hich prevents' his rOTti- 1 * B bputy comnUsslonir ^ SkTlltng, on tlu i/« * t Jh eplete recovery. ' ___ . a % file d -a 're p o rt atatln g estlmAtloiT it.w ould,bftA IM , MORGAN FACES TEST '*r. allow Berlenbach ul fontiltv NEW YORK. May 2 4-r-(IN ?j ^ —Tod Morgan, of Seattle, junior ring activities. lightw eight champion, faces a Italy is e f^ trifjiih g sewurc test tnnleht when he takes ____ -wtH *h XVB on Cannonball Eddie Martin, form ­ of railways and aoon more than 1,000 miles'* ,,j er bantam King, In a 16-round bout at Madison Square Garden. with- current*—"»• ‘ *■r ."***Mt ■ -------- - -----------r = = a n t = 8 3 C ; FOR SALE , - .M -v lH, ;M .\M McCormick—Docrinn I.ittlo used nnd Kunrnntced.in For ptirticqlnrfl hcc i AJt-rl ' ■ ■ ■ rrt .S’ Of i * vtjI • z 1 l ii I*. O. Box MO_______________ L • ff p S iJ U u J ; r, A«v V lf V* • S p ecia l For F riday an d :.)7S W a.-< (1 . -.V f FOX 'presents WIIIIAM lONMLM^N J . U . U L Y S T O N E J h o d n tO io n V*. T h e riM iin iM r »• u * » l » * h u l •••■ *%•• |.s%.- l i i n l l u l l I* 1114 MIII »* hll« ' I l M lt l l M U I *r l i l t - H K H l N t l \ m ii r t '* l i I mi I Hill* l| U III*' IIHMMlIlltll* N«»rili «• 111* llit* inii ii it Idi liinl IH<* V a lw » " v p " 1 o Values Bargain Day Slimmer School. Phone 162 to $ 2 9 .0 0 $20.00 To-Day Double Feature Pictures ■ $ 2 5 .0 0 " $ 1 6 .5 0 Included in this lovely group arc ninny chiffon rits, undoubtedly the prints, undoubtedly |the sm urtestt choice fqr su m ­ mer weur. Flowered chif­ fon prints. attiuclivvly priced group -\i-t ht\l<'" and color .-f - ( nnliiuimis I to 11 Prim ary School ■ 7 1 J, .-tie .4 III—.'Hi Subjects „ Occasions vvApNts rso \ putt i t . Tl'e SILVER SLAVE; „**-.*rt >C.?1 . ' *krV| o* tl31 1 ' j. * wr< Af j I : » • sd 4 V J . G. Sharon -e.fcfwfV, * M other Saves D aughter j from Money-Mad M ar­ riage hy Stealing H er Attornc) -at-l.aw -vrii v.d S »‘ .amaii V a td 'CJ' .*»«» f t "Lover*” Away] A WARNER BROS PRODUCTION J MORE CORNS OH CALLOUSES ■’n w . •nil »y a*1 Pricdess health ^protection raffic on the historic Ilhin0"1x| p tn y is inci casing. • - 3|j/K J 'MP<U (it terms^you cem,afford . T h t value, o f k e ep in g fm 'ti fresh, p alatable a n d healthful c an n o t be ap p raised in d o lla rs. ’Y e t, F rig id airc p ric e s are low . a n d easy m onthly term s, can be a rra n g e d , t <4 87 DU. J . C. HOWELL 1UC euoq,| LlVUVJ -OIIVII SirJDDIH . 200 West Gore Ave. Orlando, Florida ENGRAVING liamond M ounting Jo» i*lcrs-Optomctri*t Watch Repairing 1 •1 r(*X,n.i»Jr«lrfrrfrrulmrul wf ■lusiarl. • liimrl mid rrrl»l tlUriM**. •-l\rUr %»r frrr • 1H0 N. Orange, iCrepe-de-chines, I Chiffons - Valued to $ 3 2 .5 0 for dress vccasi^ns, •a Hi . W ill Sell at the Moderate Price o f * ' u- u- - ; 2 J '| -m Eb^liriu :tT i t<tK $29-00 Store Closes Saturday Night 9 o ’clock —^ THE YOWELL • Orlando, H a P R O ^} U C T • O F • O C S' I! tl l«l iuia mm<J J|T2 10 . Hfiw Another Group o f Lovely S i l k s ------- Flat Cepes, Georgettes, F R I G I D A I R E Todd Hyatt ; (O flfrr Ir r d ln ir H l rrc lu l IH I. JU S. I I I I I U I V IH rtV M I.I, |* r„ |* rl< l » r I h r l l u o . ll < .« o lln r lu iu IS ) > > r , iir n i- llr r la O rlu u S S 2BO U . f i u f r A % r . T r l f | * l i t i i i r \ t , „ % « i l | l i r a u r i i r i a r d ftiMtt u i i l r k l ) y » ia « % l l i n t 1! % l r l l %* I I I * • •••** “ 1 IlM ir I m m h u a ln r* * • oi iibatrrr;y / , ‘ • .v im U V T I'llOCrol.llGV McLaulins • ! X m aim 1 «3!q»H •“>.•! NI!W 1 *• : > .*uol New Prices Ilm n ti lints I toil Inlay party ^*nled b y -tile S o u th e r n Pie* ill t'lllllell, will Ite belli Moll ternoon. May 2 s lit f o u r o' .it th e <luireh. T he o ffe rin g ■ year i* t > be m -ii I to Stillm an l t u t e at Tu.-ruloosu. Ala.. t" | # l seen It r I o l I s n l f o r | he vstn h lish m i nt ol M| l lt i ,, or i. .itom Ul ■irues' tr a i n i n g -ebonl, m io i .. .1.. »« In-UnO, I I I 'I I. Lr* I hr iii I I I n r * ' r f f f tn w ith the work of th a t i n - t r ,* i.i In nu »u««. j«4 ^t * i ( ly n i iin t iu . . . ,| i, . . . i n ! •! vnuitilne % i I I* o « o l ( S l u ll H »« u l» p a g e a n t, " E th i o p ia , " will h, v* it. K\*I) <» n, to prcitentzr*. ■') syinlndie oitAioini 4 i.arfirM I l»^ . CMruit*u o t h * i >»•u • 1<M i t h e needs o f the N e g ro rare, • Hz v, ii I l i h i p a l l r i l i S W |.»r r liopia." will be rep re se n te d by W. K. S to n e ; “ A m e r i c a ’ by J . ( '.. G ibbs; " T h e C h u rc h ," I Alys II. J . l.ebniuti; "T h e nnjen’s A u x iliu rv ," l>v Mr*. IHt. McK iiinon. S e v e ra l negro gitpul-c will lie su n g liy a g ro u p T o |o r e d girl*. It is hoped thut | e will lie a b ilg e atU-nduncc I a g en e ro u s offe rin g . I I if, LAWRENCE GRAY - JERRY Ml LEY Will practice in all tin* courts Ex:imiiiution of Abstracts of lan d Titles given especial attention J ndvclty card hold- BORDEN .A1iss Knl Ii Hand’s Mis. Williunt Mitchell, seived ioils r e f r e s h m e n ts of Dozen - salad, sa ltiu e s, cake amt h. a .(tu p fa-Hrr H n>i fitmn Hn fir In on oilfnlm w af «*»y 1= II W t: llllt I'll I > \Y P \ IITY Mr. and Mr*. E. II? Laney mo­ mer a t the home of her parents on I ropsqled p ith tored to Camp Winona, W^dncs- Concont Avenue. • * .1 bv Mi . AMine Mi Mit Intel • * \ . Mrs. Lttcllo Iairiier and two danghters Misses Eloiso and K ath­ leen leave next w«jek “ “ o -where; i*heyvnli*ntTiW tlrtlT‘hnwr.* 37. • 'TTrtrtf* —«*i Mrs'. Ellen Rhhriin,. 1ert’*Thunitlrfy for hejj |q n je i(t Qinpcy^ h short visit- hrre with her son anil daughter, Judge and Mr*.. Jam es G. Shnron. __________ ... n_________ | ( scons were eollecteil _by .Mr*. \V. C. Hill nqd Mrs. Den CusvvyU. r f l first prize, n yellow , ti*ay went to Mrs. ,1. D. 'W oodruff Tho cut prize, a nest of bowls, was won by Mr*. Jam es P. Ridge. Mrs. Newman presented her guest of honor with a yellow nioltv chintz card table cover ns memen­ to (if the occasion. Late in thekdftvrnonn when the bridge accessories had been re ­ moved uhd the talde.* spread with hand made covers, the hostess a sisted by Arts. D. L. Thrasher nnd Mrs. Samuel Pules ton, served Mrs. J. S Driver nnd son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight . Babbitt r« freshm ents of individual - bake*, lee cream topped with rrnshdq returned home Wednesday from returned borne Tuesday -from St. Petersburg where they have Winston- Sab'tn. N.C., where they st rawbei ries, tend salted nuts. have been vis'iting Mrs. Driver's There were five tables of players been R|N*nding several 'daysmother. Mrs. J (i.Foster. They wort* who enjoyed this unusually de­ Mrs. A; E astenlay, who has been accompanied home by Mrs. Driver’s lightful affair. visiting her >ion Conrad Kasterday, -.inter Miss H.a m he Foster, who Ttiesilay for her '.tome in New will spend the summer here, and Bridge Club ICnjoys * left lloscu Cornatzer. York minli int«-u-*t shown Planm ade fc-i a d mi r to la j -it to th e jiioinlit i .loti,ii | im n h wlii-n the leg ilm l-u-i j SI-.--ion vv< old be l.i'lij It i■I th a t ail m e m b e r- will at tin - m eeting te r all Imsim <- bail been sneled, o "W hite Kit t t u iite - t" affo rd e d mill'll inielit. S ev era l o th e r uniipli f e n t e r ta i n m e n t w ent e n ­ I. Prize* w ere won l*\ Ml*, ik A dam s a n d Ml.*, -t I t utu At a la te h o a r tlo- lnn»te*!i a - Will., Be Issued Saturday May 26th. ■' A veryf pretty 'compliment to Mr*. Linton E. Allen, a recent bride, wa* the bridge party given Wednesday nftempon, by Mr*. Robert A. Newman, at her hand' some home in Rose Court. Red ami yellow were the colors featured in tho decorations and other drtnils. Bowls nnd basket* filled with murigoltls nnd zinnia* helped to emphasize the Color scheme. Quaint fan shaped*tallle.,i done in red and yellow were used for keeping xeore for the card games. „ „ v ........... ....... l»y ,v ...... These were distribulVd Mr.i I : , FRIDAY N. dc’V.Tlow ard Chapter U. D. g ill meet nt 10 :.10 o’clock ut ■hom e of Mrs. W. J . Thigpen m a rk Avenue. As this is the f meeting for the summer nil Members nrc asked to attend. —Expression Recital nt the Semi­ lie High School-at 8:00 o’clock. Frank Talbott will enter...................................... „ ............... ..... in the m em ber, of the 1-ottutun Brklge-elub. Mrs. E. P. Morse will entertain e ’ members of the Booklovers ub nt n wienie at the home of t iU s ilie * w ai .*ii l a 3 y -I 'll te ll.| l e p o l t s w e ll- Special Edition • • ■ **• • •*"^7 ••••••• iors lien ulruight loantt on residence*. 5 to 20 year lontid on Rood R E SE R V E Y O U R ■ • On improved City properly nt 7 per cent. 3 lo five year Hauling, Crnfing PMppinu. * nnd Slnrngt* fh » t n u u n in > q u M .» — __ r i i p i w n s n m i ------------- t - ----------------, i » H w - » R w J M » i m ' H i i i w n > » » , " " l l “ < Tax sale will be held Monday, July 2,1028. LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER THB SANFORD HERALD, 3ANFOR1), FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1928 Ofnce T elcp b aailirilH S I'F H E D . S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence R Chinese W ars EVERGLADES BONDS ARE SO U ) didate in the June Primary for a f state office. T hat Mr. Amos is | the l)et& / qualified for the posi' tlun of comptroller Is an opinion which we believe it is oar privi­ lege to express and in doing so wc have cast no reflection on Judge Stew art, consequently wc decline t -» read hi* - campaign , circular . „ -and^ •"«•» c r .'.in iy will not Kivc it free publicity in our column*. The people of S araiota county regularity in the conduct of the department, than would like to have the Hathaway s t a l e . road for Governor Club of Saraaota this one instance, where it cost county explain to them to whom them nearly three quarters of a they are appealing for votes for million dollars to excavate 12 their candidate, whv the.excavation tnlles of the Tamiami T rail? Does, on 12 mile* of the Tamiami T rail in Dr. iHathaway i . t h . - * . and on.i his m . supporters Dade county ahould cost the people think the people of this county The airplane in which Illeriot, of this state 9676,603.45 more than nnd the state as a whole will place it would have coxt them had the a man whose record Is one of the first crossed the English Channel bid been giw n to the loweat re­ reatest extravagance nnd irregu- in 1009 was flown at nn air sponsible bidder, the T. T. Sweet irity in the history of the state meeting near Rcrlln, Germany, Dredging Company. in a position where he can contin­ recently. These figurca have been estab­ ue to subject them to greater lished by the audit of the record* losses? We do not think so. It of the State Road Deaprtment on seems to us nothing short of an April 17th of thia year, made by Insult tn the Intelligence of the CITY TRANSFER George F. McCall certified public voters of Sarasota county to try & STORAGE CO. accountant of Miami who^atatea in to cover up such practices by ex­ K t s r t l I'lu n n n i n t l s S , Iln u t ln K i rat Ir k . S W p R ln . hi* affidavit that ne ha* photo- cuses and evasions and the re­ S id e T r a r k K a r l l l l l r a atatlc copies of the summary of sentment of the vfetcr* will be I'S .iR r N N 2 * 0 .V M a p le A t r . bids and records of the State Road fully shown on June 5 when S ara­ RALPH W. I.088IN G Mgr. Department at Tallahassee, where sota county will repudiate such he went to make his audit. method* by giving Doyle Carlton Do the people of the state need . a hnndsome purality in this counany more evidence of waste and l r - ' ty. J f ..........— SARASOTA TIMES I as B • - *•*.■ * - V / ' v '« Social A n d Personal Activities T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 2 4 . 1928 HATHAWAY CLUB ANSWER THIS Aa a general rule applying to the approaching prim ary. The Herald has been m aintaining—and will continue to do *o—an attitudp of indifference in regard to county offices. In most of these races we believe there is cam paratively little choice between the candidates, and where the constit­ uency is limited and most of the people have the opportunity of knowing the candidates personally, we believe the voters &D.lr« r h. •re as qualified as ourselves to say who is the best man. There is, however, one suggestion which we wish to * v * » c iu » 'o o si H A T M iasa on to our renders in the hope th a t they will accept it n the same spirit with which it is given. We have no de­ W f K M ilk i__ — ---*r Chrrto* ffT W t n sire to attem pt to dictate how th eir votes shnll be cast; we merely wish to call to their attention some salient facts which in the heat of campaign arc in dnngcr of being over­ looked. Of county offices, none is of such vital importance, it seems to us, ns countv commissioner. The commission has to do with the levying nnd collection of taxes, the , safe­ keeping of the people’s money, the authorizing of public ^ M O a . a m improvements throughout the county and the disburse­ *4 r»h- m ents of all county funds. There are no other public ser­ A lt v H tM M u 4 m u «ntM m > |w m 4 vants whose duties should be of such immediate concern m U M f B ta k t* tu w >m H I* i to the people ns the county commissioners. |wNI U» *f4«r N ^ * r t 2 l ! w r It is for this reason thnt we wish to call attention to • ft HAIm* f t rirealkHta, M i h U uf the practical adm inistration which we have received from the hands of the present board. These officers, elected in 1924, TaiTRSDAY. MAY 24. - „ served through the period of the boom, nnd a t a time when other public officials, business men, nnd almost i T i t B rivRAfi J-Ofi t o d a y everyone else, lost th eir heads, went wild over inflation, indulged themselves to gluttonous limits in an cxtrnva> • ' 7---- - •*' 4 v nnd TJ1* GOOD MAN—A g«od man Jfliflt and spendthrift orgy, the level hended county com­ obtaloeth favour of th« Lord; but missioners mnnnged in some way to keep their feet on the ’ • a B a a of wicked devices wilt Kc ground. condemn.—Prov. 12:2. They were not moss-backs; they guve us public im ­ : ‘ PRAYER—May. They cr**Jn«s», provements, in keeping with the growth of our county 0 our G oi extend to us» . and its wealth. And for every dollnr in taxes collected, wc have a dollar’s worth of physical assets. None of the W * SHALL NOT BLEEP county money has been lost, misplaced, m isappropriated, or m istaken for the personal property of any of the county By C alam i John M«l(*e la EUftdecs Field the popple* blow commissioners'. And they have nothing to which they must ■Warren the crvsaefl row on row shnmcfully point nnd Inmcnt, "It was a result of the boom.” T hat m a rt ®ue Jla c w ^ o d la the Four of the five men who have served ns county com­ - ahy . . . .1 missioners during this period are seeking re-election. They Th« lark* atm beovrlr fly. are John Meisch, Frank Evans, Boston Steele and B. F. K a r a heard am idlt (he guns be- Wheeler. We can sec no reason w hatever why thev should be displaced nnd we earnestly solicit the support of our readers for them. Wa are the dead. - IS- > T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . rtA N F O R D , F L O ttlD A . ............. - .** * • • r ;* O r T? t . »' ** - 1-- [ - o t o a s r ( i l r t x i. > 0r on. i'IIH' —s-*• L. ■ r ’**» f(* T- j �fou r THE H/TNFOTtD HERALD. BAWFORD. F1X)RIT)A, SEEKS OFFICE OF CLERK O FC O l/RT OLIDGE VETO JNGS HEATED BATE TODAY: ofTrie COIlfUSliqqBgd discusrs« H<n that^m s nrisen among 'Orlando S*^*bters over the "first" nnd "secNjJ"lnd c•holce,, metimd of l)alloting. i* Malcolm n. 8 tb rrrt, Orlando at• toAiey, gave the foil iwin'g Illustra­ tive interpretation of the law this morning, for the benefit • of- tiie R eporter-S tar readers. | .* “The law provides that the one receiving a m ajority of 'first choice' Votes shall be declared nom inated," Mr, S tcrrct explained. " If no candidate receives a m ajori­ ty of ‘first choice' yotes then the nomination shnll be determined by . excluding from further considera­ tion the candidates of nil excepi the two highest, nnd adding to the 'firs t choice’ Voles of the two highest the “second choice' votui cash for them by those voters who vote 'firs t choice' for those exclu* } “ I,*t us nssume" the attorney continued. " there will be 160.00(1 Voters wno m *t thei.- votes f<T governor us follow*:'’ FI rat Choice Second Choice C arlton 46.000 Carlton 20,000 C atts 36,000 C alls - 10.000 . f. Taylor 26.000 Taylor 16,000 H athaw ay 26,(Kill llnthuwny 10,000 1 .. Carson 20,000 Carson 16,000 . *i|^ w|]| |,e a pen from the illif*trntion that while Carlton ba* the highest number of ‘first choice' votes, he does not huvr n m ajority] and th a t C atts is shown, to get the Second highest num ber of ‘first . choice' votes. In this case tiie three . receiving the least num ber of ‘first choice' vtiles, Taylor, Hathaway and Carson, are excluded; and to - th e 'first choice* vote* for Carlton and C atts will be added the '*«*con choice votes for them by tiie Voters who cast their ‘first choice’ ' Votes fo r the Mtfee candidates ex­ eluded. “From these figures," Mr. Sterr e t concluded," Carlton would bo nomlnnted with a total of (16,000 votes—46,000 'firs t choice’ and 20,. 000 'second choice' votes." Mr. S te rrc t stated Hint he nhaarvrd considerable confusion on th e subject, especially among many Who have registered for the first U tim e In this stete. He commended those who h a w worked to arouse ■ In terest and increase the registru- FELIXRTONE, Eng., May 2 1 .— (INS)— There is nnt much wrong with Betty N uthull's new overhead service, acconling to c rit­ ics who have been watching it '11 oparntion here, ( t is nut u I’nttersOn service, or ■ THdcn ' ‘Cnniioii-biill," iii a Casey service, but it is bit f r mi a beauti­ fully correct height ami position, Fas ail tile li.iily swing behind it which B etty put* into tier famous forehand drive, eumes over the net smoothly, s t a good medium pace, and ia by no means tiie eii-dnsl service to take mining the leading womnii pluyera. Mrs. Nuthull bn* solved Ilo problem of wall print ire for her daughter by having two huge screens pninted green, with a white line, presenting tiie top of (lie net, running the full length of them. Doth Betty and tier M other ui'e g re at believer* in this aid to hand and *ye, and both believe in it foi the sake of physirut fitness alone. % Already Betty is playing in bei seat for rnnnd looks n good invest m ent for Wimbledon. She hn* snow finished her film work for the tinn being und will hP aide to concen­ tra te on law tenul* for the rest of the summer. " Sick Lawyer Balks Sentencing ('ulprit ATLANTA. Gu . May 2 1 , (IN S) A lawyer cm nictnl for stutnatory offenso and aetjtencfd to from H> to 20 years, hint sticccsftilly Ini'kcd the re-sentniriog nt •• ••mu i<led m urderer on a )-xra of "Too ill to appear in couit." Harold Hammond. * h was to In ye-aenxrnceu on a niiiM.'r . purge appeared before Judge G. 11. How artl.hr was usked why lie was not TCDtexented Uy counsel. The court was told th at Untilniotitl's lawyet was in jail. ' H i e attorney, Carl Luiiruntcr. waa aent t* r tti protect -Hammond but when the deputies returned they brought the Information thut L ancaster Jtad dedured he was ton III lo appear and uut\'c*trd a con­ tinuance. He iT'fuucd t o , 5vaive Ida right to be'prekt'nt, and aliui mlvired the appointm cni of. un ud dltional attorney fo r- llnntmond. The court cotup'lid with tiiesi auggeatipn*. . ' ROYAL ROMANTK ::" i i.:. (Continued from puce 1) •urh a punitive ntand against the McNary Hill ln*t year, and they nlro continually kept, alive the chargo th at he fixed the price of wheat during the war to the det­ riment of the Ainerienn farm er and the benefit of the European consumer. It is in line with this theory that a goad many of the practical politician:) of Washington believe President Coolidge rnhunccd the possibilities of liis being drafted at Kansas City by* bis message to­ day. Hoover's adm itted weakness In the farm belt, Ak shown by bis nnving only n score of delegates between the Ohio* Indiana line and he Hockies, cViuplod with AI 'imith'n admitted strength in the populous East, is working not a few pnrty leaders who are more concerned about winning in Nn* cenibcr than they are about the nominee. Consequently, realizing the Republican revolt in tltc Mid­ dle West, they argue that the Kansas City Convention must put up some one strong enough to rhntlcngo S m iths popularity in the East, and who cun still he assured of getting by in the West. That man, they figure, is Calvin Coolidgg, Sanford Dally Herald in m ore th an 100 countries The Prize B n ff ii'ia L 1 1i t h Im i 'ii i . » l l ' . l -lf|i* Fruit ’ Favorites iii. i . more pl'llll.. ion'll III | 111 buy ( • r o g r u m fin t h . B im iu - till* III . ....... 1 1i . t . I lie p i e . <m t z i < i . i n Iy >. Tlir All-Ainrrvcao "ill. •o; I iiimr tx-aut (ul ImSki b Hi r>uc<j i.ilori. hoi I meli, | lull iold I• |-i Stale Stloet -.till. nv I lo ill II- ii" oi l n| < I Ii : .qi ! i Mi t Mil !li i tl • I • * •.| ve • ,jt • • i t*» IumIimk i. ' • ^ la u i.s lr jilc \i!tis < !M iii (I c t O l' ! v i*:I»f ! Lilli \ e u ! r imi Is pliiKtfinif nf (he Iraks iii (Iii* nli'ii tuii* In fontim ini, (In* tlain will proliably In* tunli i niim il, r« IfiiHiii;* a wall nf w ater in lln* v.illi y nlm \r ( *ur( li'ifali* ti in I lli*l|M*r, «*inlaft}?i*t in^f many livi»*«. ; k ill ft* ..(•! n " L Jilt! ir in three pelts ol . I l i|-*o;vf one 111 Hilt' Join til 4uf i up * 1 1 up tiort i *t • | j i •) i t p i op • hi'pvcf <t, one-lulf cu| d one beaten eg| I. a SA I.I K WASHINGTON, May 21 (IN*>! Presiili'llt t iodidgc would lie di -.'it id to in*truct tbc spi'i'iul u"t •TIIItT'Vll oil inlll.'-l l to "pros,', Ut' • igoinii'ly" i In liiili.'i ) hi.In t incut against i x Si-ci i-tai) of In (prior AUnit It Full mol IMwim I I.. Dtibiuy. ('alif.iimu ml num, im b i ii ri'Bolu*inn. drawn linin' Ik Srm.Ini N>'i I It I ID Ninth I liik.il i. Imit num of ttic Ti* pot Doiuc t mi mil top. . Full uud Dolii'iiy wi'iv acquittc l nf i'i>ns|t|| ucy illiilgcn in cnimpc lion with tiie F.ik Hill uuvnl ml ic «erve. Tin- briliiT) millet ment r •nit.*i| finiii tin* 5 1on.non em it .1 i Fall in u Ii*tlx* "black Milcln l" l.x Dobmiy's son. OPPORTUNITIES! WANT AD RATES KOIt COSSTABtr, I wish to announce that I am a _IX, ROIJEUT S. THORNBURGS Terms ranilldal* for lh* offlra of tonstable. District No. «. 8emlni»'t International News ServTctXe P A R IS u lla y -4!L~aLN S)^riu5 County. Florida, said District comTelephone ads, will ba received erlstng Rlcrtlon Precincts No a. I. French prefer American tobacco, S taff Correspondent foiT patrons and collector sent HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS" “ :. 3. 4. 9. 10. It ft l*. subject to Each clay in T h e Herald Classified col Serious Aeronautical Sllunthe will of tho votsra tu lhs OenioWASHINGTON, May 2 6 - ( I N 8 For some ambitious young men immediately for payment. crstlr Primary to bs hsld ou June according to Benj. D. Hills, to b ac ■ lion Arising F ro m Variation — Few countries of tho world offe; or young ladies who want to Sth. A. D. t»!l. . . . , . , co .specialist of the U. S. Pc- ( Of Plane Directors Is (. Icar1 Time ___________ »0e * \ n# Your supnorl wilt be • PRJJf learn a good trade and get a good 3 T im e s ------------ »c * J “ the fascinating Interest cither «< partm ent of Commerce, now in I position when they have become 6 Times ...... - ......* n um ns are numerous opportunities of every scientists or laym e* as tho vast 1* Puri it op nn official etudy of the . competent. Have situations avail­ Time rates on request. lar.il of New Guinea, According L able every few days. If interested foreign" tobacco markets. The reduced raU s are for ask for C. A. Haines a t Sanford review of its .history Issued by tlr America, he slntcs, now fu rir consecutive insertions.Herald offlcc.Hc will be glad to .N ational Geographic, Society. .y. ishes the greatest supply o f the* description Five words of average lcnglh WASH1NGTO . May 2thjn * Q R h fllte 'o f-ltt imperial dlmon explain it to you. raw product and snles during 1S'27 j are counted a llnq. ' Night time variation* of signal* Minimum charge 6f 30c for of American plug nnd smoking to - 1 frx>m directive radio beacon*, tend­ slons, on!/ the contlnan'.al islam first insertion. . .. , bacco show nn increase qf more j ing to throw airplane pilot* off of A ustralia and the Artie IsUrt All advertising is restricted It will pay you to read the “w ant than one hundred per cent qvci ' their course have been under in* of Greenland being larger amoni to proper classification. ja r hose of the previous period. In- j tenslve study at tbc United States the islands of the world, Nci If an error ia made The San­ 15— Apartment For Rent 0 ciense In snles of American cignr- Bureaus of Standards, with the re­ Guinea is one of the last part* 0 ford Herald will bo reapoaalblc -'for only one incorrect insertion, e ttts during the same year ah.ow sult that this serious aoronnuticnl regblarly and to use them to fill THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ the ad v trtiser to r 'subsequent 71.3 per cert. situation has been solved. an increase of duced rate*. 317 Park. Phone insertion.!. The office ahould be "Till* shifting of the, radio ju::i:h*u-I>onicrtti r n e n , iiBimuiui France now depends upon the U­ notified Immediately in caso of 869-J. course is duo to a distortion that ou* interior and ravage population^ nited M ate* for more thun fifty error. Classified needs per cent of its yaw or leaf tobacco l* introduce in radio wave* u* have kept the Island ns it was when , •----- TO ADVERTISERS a ROOM FURNISHED apartm ent. from Which it make* product* by they travel through th" upper a t ­ it emerged at ti e dawn of hlsto* ■ hot nnd coli( w ater nnd lights blending with the tobacco leaf >f mosphere." the Standards Bureau A Herald representative ry-” ' 'announced. furnished. 9UJ Park. Phone 443. thoroughly fam iliar with rates How It IVai Named '•The nature of this distortion ro thk voTrns t»c sKMiKOi.it A few years ago, m uch, c riti­ uls arc a g ian t in results rules and classification will extensive is the area of hew .- .r m i.m . . give vou complete information. I wish i.» imnoum-*- «,l»t * ■m * cism wu* directed agninpt French ha* Wen studied carefully nnd Guinea that it coaid swallow up th* ! ROSE COURT APARTMENTS («r re-election to toe oftobacco nnd everyw here'one com­ scientist* bnvc been able to an a­ And If you wish, they win assist (ln> -if I'.iuniy Commissioner from For Rent . By using State of Texas and have enough plained th at tin- only good smoke lyze it satisfactorily. you in wording your waAt nd |i|«irti'l No 3. suUjccl t'» Djf * Summer Rotes i-I*I»ii of tlir voter* In l.ie l>einn- in France w as.a foreign oil*-. Then special antenna arrangem ent for room left to »nke cure of Washing* to mako it more effective. rratlr I'rlirurv lo lie held on June the French monopoly got busy and receiving it ba* been found that Call 702-J or 197. ilh. A V. IB I. ton or Georgia.” developed a variety of cigurs nnd these shift* can be practically eli­ Announcements P a iltlc a ! A n n o u n c e m e n ts The i*i*/td first was discover**' minated." . cigarettes that would please the by Portugncse nnd Spnnish adven­ COURT APARTMENTS 2G—Miscellaneous For Sole Long Experiment* most exacting men or women. Take your vacation The Bureau curried mi experi­ turers «,f the sixteenth century.: For Rent fOl'KTI •».-*V»l«SSIOKKH Go intp any cafe or tobacco* ment* in directing airplane* in Tho o.d *ca captains are said to with me CEMENT ROCK nnd Sand lo noouiicioa m> eamlldaey for Summer Hates shop today and you will see an flight between Cleveland and New suloner of tt-1- 3rd District of in tins Blue Ridge Mountains large or small lots. It. B. Mot nil Call 7C2-J or 197. nmuzing urrny of various colored York, using the directive radio bea­ have given the island its name b e. dr I’ounly. I tirrsPy pl«-d»r . of Virginia cause of the fancied rcsemblanc* Industrie*. 4th and Elm. lo mi sPsolulrly Imparl it boxes. C igarettes of every^ shade con at Bell font*, I’n. Shifts or Of it« people to th nativs of Guln«» on t •» Ihr tvrlfnrr* of til* »»•»• The quaint old town of in the 1'iiiobow ami many the ra-n- variations in tin* course were n tl whole. Should I l»« tiomlWaynesboro on tho African const. uiol eierted llirre will bn no l,o\v never saw m atrh Milady'* Home Comforts-Reasonable Kntcx hnllt I'*r prlvnlo henefll of Iditcr Dutch nnd English suc­ AT ONCE: 1 ri-hifforobe, 2 dress rostumc*, nnd tint only .are tho to man 1 % y III ir«* tluil i* f|r Miss Ann G arnett \ in i n * mi* * t:itix o i.s er*. 2 lieds. I refrigerator, t Gn* ceeded to the claims of the firs t I« • in m > power llmf Ini IB* igarette* nianufhrtured In mauve, i hi v n . Waynesboro, Vn. i im fvenl) illilrlbuUtl, noRange; Cheap for f.'asli. Phone comers. At present Nw Guinea »• Its I*•••*••«!toae- IliRt I Rm A tide, vermillion. beige, searlet, »H a |lioron*;h ftiunllMlIon *»' NICELY FURNISHED garage 7(50-W. Kill W. I1st. St. roughly divided into poHtkM : f.,1 itVlHfl |0 thr Of* utc., but the lioxes nre artistieally i.iitx • .«ntttil«*f£»er fr»*in apartm ent. 1101 Elm. halves by the 141 st m eridian o f ntrd. maklmr it iio»stble to do .. *tui*jim'I to tin* dr,-ps tested for glasses l»y Dr ongitude. The pnrt facing Borneo 11 . \ ii ik hi Him 1,«*mo• luxuayrrn « no furni*ii Davis. Op|)o»ite Court House. BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridg i i % t-s »ir lirltl oil Juno to run Ilie fount' sb-nibl nnd Java is under Dutch adm lnlailo Hie e»Ml(lJence of lloj deck cruissr, thirty inch drsf FURNISHED 4 rooms; bath tration while tiie rest in governad ' "' ' jotlS Ml'.ISCIt. iiontv I'oiriinlssloner* anil Downstair*. Close ill. 211 Laurel fully equipped, slscps six. Prtc llttl 11* to wllllt I* Uol IOC by Australia. tr ill lllii-riitlon* I !>■'•• lesKonuble. P. O. Box 938. ^ "Airplane* heretofore iiavo Plion* 19U-W. A ustralia hn* long had c h a rt* Ol.-ol of Semlnoli- I’lHlIll) found it necessary to use long of tho Papuan coust n ear hor own r i ' i uii O before Seminole (I'olitical Announccmonltf) i* rot off from oranar trailing wires for radio antenna* tho northern country* Railway pnssetigei ra te s in (•« i r 31* ><*r*. amt a tax III oi del to collect enough power to shore*, hut inlime M ulce your vol.INTRODUCING laing s Ture Pork FURNISHED APARTMENT wilt. a German colony, la adm any may I'e raised to meet wag* operate receiving sets, ’ the state- form erly...................... r u n m .t**r.»m n on! In.ll "III brlni: >nn bath nnd garage. *30 per month. _ ; us _ uj m andate under th e I in iplit (iiniotitif* !•• lb** |»ro|»l*' Sausage. 117 Magnolia Ave. tn»ica*r* to ta lin g liiUHHl.iHMI m int Miid. "Such antennas by m inistered Vnur "'!.• for in* "lit P* Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth I .f s. nilitMk' •'••tint' Ibat I »•••• * of Nations. Thus A u sttra League c......... 1111*011 of their hanging down at a m a rk s immiatly. | ..rfiollil.lt. fol t.iv a-*.*»-r HOl'J.cl ■r Library . Guinea are o f linn rights to Nw *lanting angle do not have the nec­ ... Hie .1.. l.l. u ..( D ip voter* n t — Lost And Found |P isTn. I I I , . . | i . .... .. r a t i . I ' r l o i u i > ............. ' " ’ I* essary characteristic* to eliminate two kinds, those prevailing in hda lo Jolie ••( 'bl* ?cm I t«a*P b'sil t.EFFLER A''ARTMBNTS: I he effect of false radio course old region* nnd thosp arising fro A in ih.inM* rid! .................... indication* at night. i*hed. 3 room nnd guragp fill III yutm I •»»'*• 'I ^ (ho mandated territo ry norttfaA L I p.illllh i olUIMlfRbM.** •»»» "A new type ot antfjina consist- her own possession*. ‘ tractive summer rates. Ap|.l) . s«'lf nf R | » \ |,(| M | Ililt I HIUllr M1> l»V* mctul iog of a vertical ten-toot r Ir*; lwl.lt Ml* Magnolia, l’lione 2H0-W. me ...l*log slncl. still cllru* doll Acconling to tiie G e o g ra p h ic * ’ ‘••Milt ' *U«** pole lot* been developed by the British and Dutch portions o f ! ' " aoil f.iimlnlt I |irop..s'' i" b-l P‘-r> I|r l*i tiH.1l Y t)t »'.if r\ III** |»rM|»nrl InitM** Bureau of Standard*. Th e use of • | W ill itl'ltlh •altr•• of M lit. Ino*- • V I’ IS-’* «»ltll.ill) R*»l ' *o *lmrt mi imtcnnu lias been island nre alike in having ! ■ pi 11 \ . nmiiiiII% V inn lit | r Rill* w " f 1 Automobiics made possible by the development known anil com paratively u n tn |M Mil Vlilll wu|i|>t<rt ..........:i ku .iiki: of a new and specialized type of interior. Studied By F.-port* V iiirci.ift receiving set. DOOllE Boon To Aviation "N ative life," *aid the S o c i^ ^ H i on s t x i i * srsA T O H /lcH*ur<* cars and Graham truck* I hi-rrl.v uoimuncs as n c.in.lldsl* "This mitcnnn i. expected to tie "long bus been nn object of aeri<fl|| Elm nnd 13th. Street llulne 3. rn slice.'rd mjzelf a* Senator (rum I V'liMl.ATI n r a g rent l>oon to aviation n* recent study to scientists and racial Iha 3Jlli keoaiorlsl district comra | •pi m i r t i l i i K D« n io * flight tests have indicated that it pert*. Thera seems to be co n itid ^^J ,I of Semlnols Ilr»» aid I'ounI *.a*ra*by announce 4 Rtilijvri lu !!»• Democratic practically eliminates all errors f nr III# Hi»U"e of Iiplimit) IWOUGINS i COWAN Co. Auto r u n s iir.iiii'r lo L r held June 6lli. It2l it- • mciuher of in the indications of (he radio b ea­ aide variation among tho t r l b ^ H I am s cundldsts (or the office if pin'ifii 1 I'fumlRr to ronllnuf FARM foi rent ILt* itinii iu tr d I |d»dS» *o work f..r Hie l»C»l InlrrrM of the ..( S ltsriff sod » lit appreciate eupradiator nnd sheet metal works. con, showing the course where it But in a general way it may H . to lirlisIC u( th* fleetria t und I Invite you «o niy pi.rt lo M's Juns I'rliiie.*'. twilling iruil tree*. suid th at they nre dark in c o H K07 French Avenue. Phone 7D»-\V. nituiilly is nt all times." ■oil. r.-unl) Tbs racuiil I'M «tn It liupot tunt lrgrleUMngttobit Ave. I'limw I and with kinky or frizxly buir.iW Ilurciui expert* explained that it Ilir priild" "( rtorl- lino nn 4;mmJ roifTervRllofl of ( <*prctull> riitui'in probable that there will he spec- j ther than brown or yellow netiji.*) fruMiirff reouctloh «»« !.4xr s. Till*. Ill lor nur HU PC-MAR MON ia I condition* on some of the a ir­ htraight.hnired, as tltcir Malay Ur v staia iNirg mid edufe Iloll I . si fsci r.l l>y ■» ilia |>| III it itiov . euutmrt of all lo. *1 Prm» rr»i| Sanford Automobile Co. way* requiring the radio beacons Polyline inn neighbors to tho cuxt ’ illmtli-n ol (ha , . i| i . i > it1 1 > \ J j rAtllliMit mil gs.i.lin. tea to Im> spuced closer together than !0G Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. r (toad Psparlmsnt. I,,.,,.. •(( ot.i 4il tie»Ilia Ih . o nt first cniitcinpiulrd, with corre­ -■ ■nd n i l - s P*f Dog Racers Handicapped .... I. | , il,,. lull ..t I'.iinplulnl to 1 • sponding reduction in tin- power no ot I*s and I'ltlss I—Iltisincaa Service________ III..| ..I.itiou uno.ou Hitler llilns* used by each, 111s nomlnutlon I _ Miiiidiciipping incinc dogs by .i i., .............' .-inT l , |.i.i. . ........ ..... “'V .its all Ills snsrsr t. N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. Il . 4 ( 1 . 1 i t l l l K . ' i d t l n i o l r ) At slmrl distance- there Is lib iTiucbinery !* being tried by use «C i III. I 1 pU1h.ll tO r im t a x r n i.i.r r T o n | % til* *'Ml|||llelllltinl *,u,, ”r*w distortion of the course indication. a startin g box that lists j o '*• t»c.-r*lc | In Sanford Paint Si Wall Paper I wlkti In iniiBUti'i that 1 Rin • ini.it. |. t.. d i- ..i.i S.II11C amt •*nr.illrlkt* for rlrrtlnn \hm Il e* it.li 1 1«-ill».i t * e* «ti" lois J.ren Thus it Is expected flint the com­ invented by It. W alln-c <>f l.otulyu. «t#fIt h nf T n I'ollrriitr «»« h^mlo n, , ii . i dlliii.'Ot st-aicli and in­ bination of the ne«- autennu with The uppuiutus is coni lolled hy a ( ••Is* f*ounlv, ruU)«i;( (o Kir Rctlon this plan for closer beaton spac­ nf tltR vodra In Una lumorrmliF * Tli.,l 11 inn ,il» * l.*PI.-»t "( ing will eliminate these night e f­ dial that is surrounded by plug H. A. HALVERSON I'flnmry to ba hcM In Jun«. 51.. 1, ,-i i l.la »»ii huw I m uii al<( nlllllVXIDNbtl I’UII I m M T unfe Mlill I am s fects anil make the radio lieueon switches, by which the g a t t .4 «.t mu Tour eupport j wBI o. ,,'nl i,„.o III. •■•H'lil) of H .IW llW llo House painting, interior decora I wish |« sill f,„ ...... 11.1.0 *lxl' ■!«>• pr1'"' of rniiolv an accurate device for uir naviga­ kennels nre opened ax dt sired.'. catidldule for t! iniifflce ting. Phone 432-W. 11.. .1 i . i . t l . .tl l--ii f m s e r v i c e l . y p u b District No. *I'nmiiila-ionsr ti rial.in As the hare' passes a certain po’n t _ tion under all conditions. r a n a t i m i f f of tli.' vnt-nl-pi'l '*> I’ll' r \m nn prrROli III 111* I hsrebr snnounr* mrsetf *• . it uucum atirally switches on the ns In Mi.- I'si.i i-ruMr I'llii-nrv to $50. m |,|,I ,|.| t l« r U pM lt W liaitlt rundiihtv for klirilff «'f l> IhC* f u n I LNIIK o r OltL'llIT fO tm T «*.*unlv Automuliilft havr Imcnttio so cu rren t connecting tiie gates nu»l ’ In In Id oil Juor Mi A , X XIII hind >MII mnl kti it jr r t l*» (t»r ol TRANSFER Scrviic of all kmds. Office. S I'. I.ONtJ t wist, to entiouncs the! I *m a tlir 1>tamot I glinh' til*' 8*8 "f popular in tin- Netherlands this thus releases the cannics at tho rMttc primary lo., . / ■andtdwte for re-election to th# ofPhone 670-W or 3302. C. E, t.srs TIlMt >«»»! COM* year that some tlcnlor* arc selling handicapped lima*. port of Jur.» j '*■ ..ee of Clerk of th* Circuit Court, held lo (ht #ar1vV’«ry * r r •|»«cllv®l> . * .11 |»• Hfi hh run m»l I *’iorpcning. ______ of Hrmlnol* County. Florid*, euhout before tiie cars arrive? W k IIIUPT I Mil |rri to (ho decision of lh# I>#mo» i| |(l!P Tliuf >*»ii up* L WIGHT PlJlNT SHOP criallr Vot»ra of Krmlnol#* (bounty, As the result of a full off. r u n m c m iiim i:> ixf.vr u f Hill «»f •*a»Wl|*lMlll( nil nr in ih« Drmocr%llr I’rlmsf) Kl^ The automobile is ludiig credi* cnriH'l .on an am usem ent tlcv SNAPPY Bcrvicu on any thing in IMTII.lt I K s i II1 ITIIIN I .............at of J............. ............. ISM. (loll to be held Oil Juim kill. A D I i n n 1. c . i o i l Id J | r ..................e l e r t l f l l i i ol. .I.i> "f Mils court ted with much of tiie rapid growth culled "O ver tho Fulls," ut printing. A phosd call will get 1921. . . In Mir office ••( *tl|..*i lliteliilelil of -ill Mono! ileciee pro in Turkey, G rerre. Bulgaria, BuV. K DOUOLAHH |uur n»an. Phone 417-W. 9 RailPctcrburo, England, fair, i> II l.o ..otor.-il iisiijoril publte loslrintl.oi tin Seminole I'l.Ulll, Mltijr.'l I.. I hr I le ItlO .'l -I M 0 ■ini.- pi... .eil .'Spri te maniit niul Yugo'sluviu. foad Ave. Irene Dixon died recently. NICE FIVE ROOM lioiixe. 2112 I'll(.|.l. 4 )*11II -ll|.|".l t 4. Ill 111 uplo ..imtil lor .llxol re, .kmh I 'l n r i 'n c u i.iir i ,,rile.».l Mist (Ills no. Palmetto Ave. Phone 30>-W. I.EAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS i enuuuorr iny ceodldsc) iiirthilrtl •| \\ .I.AWTON. 11.11.. 1 . .' ' « k for office of clerk, of tiie IVITH THE NEW WALL PAINT TEN ROOM house desirable loca­ 111., m rU prior •.. tiie rn iv T K v im v r uirl. eubjeet (!*• aellon i i Thr Hanford lleiuld. SOMETHING NEW AND BETI»ib OS Ite June Primary. ,,(,1,1, 0. d lo H. Illinois tion. SuitabU* fur rooming bouse n II. OKAS. PER FOR FURTHER INFOR­ or two fumitics. Located ut 402 MATION, CALL PHONE 235-.I H. Lung 117 IR SEE. V. C. COLLEIl. SAN- Oak Ave Moguolia Ont.'MI.ASH f u n j t m t r u r r r ack 'mm In mol U N E Y ’S DRUG "STORE—P re­ 1 8 __W anted To Hcnl t liert hy mmounc* my canatoacy lllll.l «'ll .*1111. r o i l fOl'KTX PIIUSKf L'TINU scription!, Drugs, Soda. Wc arc WANT TO RENT: Private gur- fur rrrtrclloll lo Ihr offlc* of ini >. Flm lit.i Justice of (III! I'rncr. Plstrlcl No. f J| tVIlKKH. XTTOIIM’ . V i.x near aX your phone. Call 103. age. Must be close- to hirst Mu' Im brill Ibis office for nearly Ilipill) fin k I hrrel.) l*k« this m*lln»a of a(ho i n n until Mir district wa* Hi.Ill'll.-IS for' oouiiclo* niy csaitbln. Y for tl r u n ro.MiTAiif.is BUILDING B L O C K S --Irrigation Street and Magnolia Ave. Give ni««rttril lulu (Iir Fourth D(Rlrl**| I | Hltli lu MUIlOUHi MHI> cmimImJmfF offlc* nt 1'our.tl Pros.-. UltilK All., full information in answer to Cash In Advance . , .i .o t . $J'I7 i H^*iutiful car of CootiMHUll - . i ii CADILLAC 26 iiiiNlela. S)2'J r> ' > 15500. !>tandari1 ut ik t qqrW. Fiutiiiut VUilrgfcc V type K. yI.n-lrr eii^nsr. Sxuuptteou* taxbae kg Kul.ci ou-l FleetamijiJ. j UOcolor Cu.it. bin ut ions* to cbouee fruu# (ALL PKICKS F. O. B. FACTOHIBS) W A S H IN G T O N . Mu) S.-4I. t u t ..I .4 1*4 lilt* 21 ( I N S . Tivnaurv M> lli>ii ill- •I|l | >1>It 14111 till.4V tti*. Si t.alw—t.itivisiulv- ix! _.tlu*-in' Congress Is ninmt'd Lor Lease ICxisleiiee l-ill " lilt'll l i q i l l l l " fill! 11II It . Ilf 111 i 'll lux IVIIIIMx It " m il l In- I \ p e n . l i e nnd "m ild eiilmtltiltc m iin'wi.i >nnti it invasiiir. nf piivnl-' fmancuil ut fulls In* said. A iiiM,' is mi foot to eliniinute th e ptoxi si.in •ii • ..nft'ivnce. J 1 1 ■ STRASBOURG, F ram e. Mil) 1 1 NS i l i e n 11<•iiiiii , an inkc.'iN'i .il l'e t e n b i f, lias Just p r m <:<l tluil l i i .r I- m e cXeeptiun* t > every rule even tn tiie p r m r r b i n ' hostility bit ,4 i i tl bustiunii > *111,1 thei* " I v e s ' Hint bent. H e r r lliinim* wife «Im|l n yeai ngn. lie was r e c etitly ix'innriieil. lie mnrrie>| liii. nintlni' in law. T. .lu\ Here i l u i n r <niil lie was lie , e r b n p p ie r ill ilia life. Germany ex pert d a Com For Breakfast / “• T O R N w i! one of tiie food! U L " In c h our ancevton, tvlirn they a n iv rd in Bus country, found wzituiR tor them .‘ And with llir ir c iiito m ary iluin>uglinr»x, i lie-y piuc^ednl tn d c v rlip lim n coni o l e i n l:n lln t: Beat two rggv well, m any * type* uf dt'liex n hoixildr. add oiic-liaif cup sour milk, one- And ii’tial ineuiorir* the very tuiiirx f nf corn dizlies bfiug back to ut. There arc corn pone, and corn i chowder, and xurn puddings, llow good they all are I ‘2 I ROME. May 24.—(IN S )—A romance w hl.b Began or\ the teniii* court may unite In m urrirge I'rinceae Giovennu Kllxalieth Maria of F avcy,' (laughter of the King and Queen of Italy, and Marvheae lie I'inedu, famous Italian aviator. Aittiaugli it is denied tli.il L ey he told police,' b*‘cmiM' |,a. wa* M il eugag*<l friend* uf the couple afraid it .wuulil I^v attached in u If» tiKklrlA, line* ('<Hii|>aiiit*n t*»r tu L.i •lill.t V lyj»r ‘#0 dectrr Acylinder cofiuc M*d vclcu* Unites by . btiiking Duco couibuiMtiuoM. fierald I*. Nye Seeks Way To Get Doneny WASHINGTON f INS) •- Seventi'i |*x*vvei.'til f l | I it -| •I (IllUfl'l W p i n n * l n , j heavy \\. ic til l i« SAN FRANCISCO, Mn> 2t —-(I NS I ’l*)it> liver of 411 nii'i|il..'i of the clew mnl 2HI ('I iiiicm- j iiii nery laborers, al.ouiil the vailing ship slur of l‘'nll.iuiid. which wen nn tiie rock* in Unimnk Pass. It.*r ling Sea, have Ih' cii saved, iutm d lug to ml vices tercived Ii ic IimIiij liy the Alasku Packers' A ssm-iu linn, owners of tl.o vessels. 108 5. "The Fine Car at I-ow -vrj by General Mot oil Lcu.grr, Fislicr Dovtico. (' .i plet-ly fil ( . r o t g ,. ( i r | y , i h o i I lo M a y o r ' - . o m i i i i t i . • . 1. , ll>o a l Constllne.Mor E » E BUREAU SOLVES Stvampv Jungles And Savngec. . SI Iff B arriers FreYO»jW| DIFFICULTIES OF Progress Of C ivlU & Itt ........................RADIO BEACONS Frenchmen Prefer American Tobacco (Political, Announcements) Help Wanted— . Ov \ r i i*M 7 mntfrl*. $ 49 1 to $71 S. nijjKer And bettpr than r v if Fuhcr. New GMK cyliitdcr bead. 1ncrra;rU power. Duco tuugii. p a il l I ’ lilt* The new models of General Motors cars offer tnor* quality, more perfo: munce, more comfort,more beauty th»a nt any other time in the history of the automobile industry. Tiicy include "a cur fer every purse and purpose”—a choice of suitable models in each price class. Check on tiie coupon below the car or cars about which you wvaki like full details, then mail in the coupon. No cost—and no obligation. . . .- ' ' IKJNTIAC 7 mov'rft, $745 t*» $S7j . laOtvfM-pHcftl quality "jii." New nn drl» iftiprovrd ft*.in ia«! ut» r t »tail h.'hf. 4 whrrl brakrx Bodiei by it plmi* (In* viiltiiilt'i i %%iiil.i i* \\il» llthnltTr*. “A car for every purse and purpose” rrl brake* More powerful ciiguie. Luxurious Fuller Bodies. New Duco colorv AU>j truck chuxsis; Ji tuu, $3VI; l tm, Last* nf 111a* ilnm hjtw im riit* d \ llli’Hinjf nf illiyi'IH, roil :»»••! i .i .I •Mini gbrtti i In tl»e usual way. Sautd tine' targe sliced onion and one mince.] garlic .clove %.iri three table -poon*. olive oil until a guldtti blown. Add one large can tomator*, two bay .leave*, two and onehalf tea-pot'ii- -alt. a few grainy cay emit, one eighth tiaspoou di v mii.-tar-l. an-! Minmer five minute*. \d d *|iaghrin Serve with Panne•an cbecic liberally sprinkled over ET Chicago Prepares To Hold Nation- W ide Beauty Show To Select Miss “Am erica thin Ilflrl liniMi 1*1 talc Of The Qolden AVE you ever eeen an. Italian chef tasting, with a took of unspeakable by»», tbc spa.belli sauce he bar just nude? 11 ou have, you -know why the Italens call tltc tomato the font t/’./ro, ir goldelfc apjde. A lll^ ran - believe with tlie It.,1aiis that tiie Umiato i* a prize iru.Juct, and, just to prove our on-lne*-, w* tanned, in P<27. v.rll iver three hundred million can* ,|f ••matocs —_ or more than enough •> m/e three in every person in lie United Sl>tr»! So w!iv not take a leaf out of be Italian bonk and, when vou I'lput- )uitr allotted can* of tout.-e-. tiy a:i Italian tuell.v j til I. It. It. Deu*. Sanford bu*ine*i inaji lime, lie was for ii minitx-v of year* i yenr* bn* been •'olineetod with •■••I* |-y PARIS, May 15. — (IN S )— five rapacity. Great Operas will never lie pro­ duced by Ajiglo-Snxon* until they begin singing them in English, say* Sir Thupias Reeelinm, ili*tinguisheil British orchestra lend­ er who hns rarently given several performance* nt the Opera in Paris. * I Operatic' operation*, lie soy*, do not have tile papillae support that I* due them in England and Ameiieu, because they ui'c sung in 1 II) Robert llt-riforil foreign language*, It i* ixmsiderrd the "chic" thing to do, but let International Nc«* S r m - r St.ilf ( 'orrevpriiideot the fashion for singingin English ( IIICAGO.May 21. I bull |ov once get well-rotted, anil the ureal log f ’hii ago tornit* .itt«-nti.-ri Hnglisli opera conipnnie* will be­ come the most successful -n (lie for till' Illoloelil f | i>iii l.oliib- to beauty. the world. Tiie blue water* of I like Mi-In Sir Thnmn* ha* a plan for an | gall innl not tloi*o i-l t(ii- Atliiolo Opera I.eague eomposeil of geiiuine t lil'llll Will fol oi t "■ li.i. t | i It •! lover* of music of thr middle chi'*. for the parade of tin- nation- mo.* He wants them to promise a small lo-iuitifol girl* tin* - ijioiio-i 1 i-i sum each year and more thn nt Hitt, tile .Mink Allieiiiii In .nit) |>.ig' .Hit lo promise to attend reguliirly. Ac­ which for eight year tin* (m ii-iil cording to tld* scheme, lie will the nation’s eye* on Atlnnti. i ity nave the Opera House .-old out a* a slimmer n-»*-ii • - n n - i i i.i five year* iilieuil. KAI LAKE ( i t ) , f l i i l i . Mi.y 24.— <INS) -Ihintti'i n • ak in the Ph'fiMint \ ii Ilev ilam »»J (ittfiHi* ( 'rw k nlinvr ( ’lint li*irnl Utah., wan n*mwiil imlay, m ronliti^ tn riqiurls irnrliini! lui* Many «•f tin* vnlunti'i i w .il.fi \vi*ary nf ilny mill nn*. lit wuil, rillri* I lie* fil**! tl tlliililinu Im'^. i ' i li»st Stiniliiv itf 11*i noun, Imv•• h • ii ('(Mil |»l'I It'll t M It'll Vf I Ilf II* | *•• t from |thvnil al rxlumsl i••ti. A m II n*Mlltv Hlal*|Mkfl* 111 I III P ERMANENCY of service is a part of the safe of every General Motors product. General Motors has tfriDcd the world with service organizations. Authorized serrion for General Motors’ customers is provided through M.0WJ. Stations in more than 100 countries. • The (net t h a t so many General M o to rs ' sides each y e a r nre made to former owners of its products is th e b e s t p o s ­ sible proof that the service o t both th e c a r Itself a n d 8 » dealer who sold it has been c o n ti n u o u s ly s a tis fa c to ry . - • - 'E TcmmoI Operas In English Asked Ry Musician ^ennisCriticsAgree iWiss Nuthall’s New I)am Shows Sibils Of Service Is Better Rreak Despite Work THE BAWFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 192S THURSDAY, MAY 21. 192R Q u ic k C o r a D iih** (Too i .a i i: to n .A s s m > LOST: Key rnso . containing bust lie** key*; return to Mr*. Mirim I'irat National Bank. Yet thoje dislies are primarily de­ signed (or dinner, and poor breakfail i* rat hr r >neglected. But tuch u state of affaire is entirely umircctlary. Corn is an ideal breakfast •11*1*, especially now tluxt it is tanned in its prime and sealed fa gold enamel-lined cans which pre­ serve iu color perfectly, for there luurih. teaspoon soda and one cup canned corn. Sift together one cup tlour. otic-lull traspoou fait and two teaspoons baking powder, and add to the liquid. Add one tableipooo incltc.l butter. Fry in grease in small rake*. Serve w-itli pork tautage and gravy or with maple ■yrtqh . litfnkfast Corn: Chop fine two targe cold boiled potatoe* and u u tA (Item in two taldexpooui fat until brown. Add one cup canned corn, and brown again, Seaxon well,, then break in .two egg* and tcrarahU lightly "together. Serve with •rilled G E N E R A L M O T O R S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ wCLlP THE C O U P O N ' GliNHRAL MOTORS (D ept, A ), D etroit, Midi* CHEVROLhl D Plfssc srnd.ailiK'iitobfigatioo Him*,j i l t —«i D r u m .,, I—I litermnrtlmcnbingeachG*o*r*lMoiotepfeAw: PONTIAC ( J 1 have ctsrckcd-wgether *ab your boeUrt OLDSMOUILii Q "TbeProvmgGrouniT'.ind"Pnncipb*llPaiicaM' OAKLAND Nuim.* BUICK LASALLE A J J ic s s CADILLAC | FRtQIDAIRB A— mu k.tnt ..,,., Q DELCO-L1QHT i ii -C la s s ifie d - Business Directory boxes and general cem ent work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- "Garage" care Herald. gillcgcr, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 27— Money” To Loan ilETAL ROOFING: The, Roof F.v ON WHITE or comred property. crlasting. Metal * ihlngles n. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel standing seam tin) and galvanized . roofs. Sec Jam es ft* Cowan. Oak B ldg.___________________ Ave. and Third St. Phone 111. Mortgage Loam PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano m Improved renidcncc nnd bunineis property. tuning by c x |e rts with 17 year* Baldwin Mortgage Co., npericnce. Sanford music store See our local Counsel, ■nd Gift Shoppe. McLander ArS. R. Dlghton. Sanford. Florida•ad a Phone 83%. 6— H e lp W t B t f d M ato 20—Farms For Sole MEN—WHO LVKF. TO TRAVEL; | 4(j ACRES land. 20 of it muck. 5 work in rom antic,-wealthy South j seres murk lane', cleared Addres* America. American firm* pay fare. i P. O. 90, Orlando, Flofida. .. I ipenoea. South Anierican Service Ilurcau. 14,(>0<) Alma, Detroit Mich. FIVE AURE tract with residence 10—Liveiltuck on Beardall Ave.. al»o twenty HAY SALE: 0 |e ear of bright N«. acre tract Palmer’a aubdivlaion. Nick Zcrnovean. •l Timothy hay below market Bargain, xee price Ihi* WetlJ II. B. McCall In- Beardall Ave. duatrlet, 4tb a »4 [ 14— Rooms 29—Permanent Waving Prr-rgpent Waving—lovely n atu r­ al permanent* as low n* $500 SPECIAL w rrkl)' rates at San­ ford's home-like hotel. Seminole 609 First National Bank Bldg Phoge 489. . ., j _ _ Hotel, ' _____________ feel if III M»kInn ll»« vuleri for llirlr Mupinirt *»ii niy |»r«vlouR irri.nl m Juntlr* of ll»r Vfmv and ri> b#Ml nuJravorR In I ;• all th# Moplf • MquMfr «Uml wlih juatIrM In Mil Mini Millet (O^lh. I.wo. ru n u j i 's t ' i u is T in n r w for the office of toml«bl«. IMUf'd So 4, Hfmlnulf Fount). »ubjtcl l«» (lie will of the vMtrM In lh« DrioocrmUe I’rhnury of June & t . A TATK C hiroprnrtic Spcciallxt n r r r .a pis Kot'ii Phone 4H2-J. ii:iiill'll mi mim t»P PI i i t u I S k ill I (.“TION l ,. I'Sllill.lllle (nr re-ole. (lot- _________ l l u lt e r i c s llmii.t Ptil.lt. In.lri.eM... nlni.le .'minty, sulij.-.'l lo *•>' rntle Primary. . K INLAW I’euc* of IMstrlet No Hie ileclslon of M»* po ll ru v » T x H i.r licmorrallc Primary I lisreby announce my csnillaacy JuneOAVID &lh. AHPICKIL . O. Is**' for rmistnbl* for •Ii* fourlli ill*trlcl, subjeel l» III* will of lh* NOH HTATi: M W ini.ATtllH In ll.e UeinoersMe rrlra*ry I xtlsli id annuunre my cundldacy voter* in r n i l IIT UP TUP. I SITI.II June 6. Tour vol* will l>* *P for (Im Hlat*' Legislature (Oroun of Ti:s will TIIKIIS IIISTIIHT prvelsterl. ){ |-#M WII<roX S) end will apprcilte •VTrml In ri.iiiiiiix. * tile nrlmury to-be lietil II. ■un*. IS lIXSIxlll l*TI X - U P II.VMAN p u n I 'o x rP M iK I wiih go anr.RUnr# lt»Ml I mM'm " ' hVi' a u p i :. " p l o im i ' a m iMiulhUlM for Him ufflrM of 4 onII KTOIti:.-' Ilnnkrupl (L e g a l N o tic e s ) «*taMr for J urIIcm uf lh« I MCI t |ir I'tnllh'M1 uf IC0«!••• M |)lR(rIrt So 4 KridllMilf <iUilily )•, i.i hi4i.fi.fl III lh«« ••millLV of i o n TIIK k W .H M T C a f ill at I |« | .»(«*• •'Mqlll* <*• I hvrsl.y announce mj candlaaey FlorlitM. •util duRtlr* «»f th* TMK i i x .p : ; • - III I I T Ul for Mie l.salslaluie (llruup 1) sub- IM-trlil Fomprlrln* Flection rr#- l \ HF.X IIV U I.K M U M l P l . U H I H A J#,'| lo th* will of lh* votrr* of M«n» clnia. Nn'i I. *. 3. 4. I. !•* lie ft 1*. l > r l l A M K I l i . Inolr I'ounly, ln»lhs primary lo i • ut>Irrt In Ihw «|rrluloii of Him IJrm- HKWAltD I*. liMITII ( i »I held on Jun* ». l»S*U. M. ,i.OIII) _«»_ ..rrallc Primary to b* li*ld on Jui»“ ith. A. I>. 1C*. • l-'l • sit A F I K l T i : H i l l T i l . l l e f r i u l a n L l . s l l k r i u s l : III I .Will rpurrrlul* veil- support. u i i i i i : i i u p p i h i .i p j T i n i i ti>< ••( h l '' I.P.HLIK HltYAN. KOI! 4'4»r\TV 4OX|X4l*»IUM:it utaTI* •»F* I I •lllll* N uHmImIo. Ill 1 To Tb* VoUre of Hrmlimlr l‘oonl> : F L M l t A P V u . T P . H it I T I I lh B I T ' I P s S th .la y cosa-rAiii.KI wish (.. annouuc* dial I am a f wish r utnn anliounr* Mi* . . . f o r k •liast I »m a I I F . N H V . N P .W i i i l l *, • an.tidal* for lb* offlr* ,of County ranitlflat.i I. l i m e fnr Ihr i.fflri- of lonit- . . . y„ or n l l ,a r Ie h r l i emf eill. y o fr - 't.'|oi .ilnl rpiltu l nI nl « *| •- »v*l I.I* i'om*nl*sloii*r from l>l*trlct No. ! iil.lr Ills 11 let No. lrn * l.. pro* 4. Krmlaols l min­ subpri ia (h* Detnncrallc I’rlwary ty Flotilla, aold illstrlol cwmprlalne h i h l I r*l u u a l t . si r . - . t t n I h r a b o v e .< t r u s t e e . • lo hr held on Juns SIh. A. (' l*!» • Is. urn- ptw.lnet* Xu's. t. 3, *.«•». e n M l le . 1 c a u s e » l In.- I ' o u r l l l o u * . - uii.l u a n s H . l I |t*v* llvsd and u*td tasca In t'r- is ll. If alibied Jo fb« will of in* Ol H a n f o r d . H. I i | l n » l e I 'a l U U I ), F l o l l - m a y i n o p e i anas sod Mimlnsls Counltr* slue* r.'• o n X l m e l a ) . t h e IM. da> o f J m o ' . m . r M n i l .is In tlis lienitseratio Primary ■la WJl.l.l AM S. KIJ-IH 1X7* and t bnvs otwaj* l.**p a U* iu- l.. l.y , * m i» III b y s « l . t l l l l l belli »n Juns tih. A. t» t*.» o| sf j «i ,' . . ii .hi pr l arteml i e f1.4'lna ail a lm o lu l* d t.................. Its!»rr* ll. IlnPkfupl.) Vmir support OCr“ ' 'D. Ik C. HAUL’S, r a r e * o i t b * C o r n p t a l n a m ( r o i a > o u >Ja> Z i, n » , m ______ HEMSTITCHING - - r o i r POKBT.XIII.H I hereby nniiounce m* < for the office of r.uistabte, 4, Mit.JeCI tu tliu will of 1 hereby annoincc eiy conitloacy •III June &, fur J list lc* of •. subject to tiller* In th* lu l>* h*'.d on * ■try, subjr.t to Ihr Oniiocrsl I’rlntRty. I will Ml mi|i|Hirf rIihi in* hy lh«» |»rn|i „vi,| gaiiiir Ihr ill. If vlrCt r,l ^ M|Vr In (ho dllllrR nf f u f f h M n v*ry hot urvlcri Sanford. i £ x i b c THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY Hoff-Muc B attery Co. . 1 17 Fast 2nd. Struct. • A w n in g a I.unch Room FOR GOOD ra te UY Kent** Lunch Room, H it W eat Flf«4 S tr u t . Dry Cleaning SANITARY. STEAM PR ESSE Odorless Dry Cleaning. PlnaA 9t». 114 N. Perk. . ,* Faints and Wall l.*a»er SUN PROOF PAINT8 .SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP. Awning*, Window shade*. T arpau­ W ater Spar VarnUhea ami E w incla. Velutnina F lat Y/aU lin*. Anything of Canva*. 30}) Last Paints. Persian clay jcsao.-'jM^B 2nd. Street. Phot-e l l . imuitdinv cluv and PU qiva. F l H ford Paint ts Wall Paper Co. G. ^ Auto Tops ’ • S tuart, Propr. 112- W. P in t. St. Y Furniture SPENCER TOP SHOP. cSirtalna ■Cushion* and Seal Covering*. WE BUY or trade in, used furtiU ture. W agner F u rn ttu re Co. 806 West 2nd. Street. � 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 24, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 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/3f2cf1fd581060d3010ec812bc9474ac.pdf 80e25e9c1fa0a41f86deeab8a7b1c748 PDF Text Text I t. u f f iin w TmI w . :S T 5 i- t ’ ' r.’ . - - j ti YOUR NEWSPAPER Generally fa ir t«nlrl>t Published in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land. ^ -W and Satnrdajr; . •-W ­ 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 ■yrnsrei lumtti U f Circulations a JMk XiJT L ea se d V [l£ e_ ^ ^ ten ia U o n a ^ ^ J £ 2 [2 _ ^ £ ^ | £ £ PIONEER STEP TO SOLVE COAL GRIEF IS TAKEN J Possec Surrounds Band O f Robbers LA M A R , Cola., May 25.— (I N S )— A report was received here today that Sheriff Aiderman and a possee o f armed men had surrounded the Lamar hank bandits in the Smoky River dis* trict near Diublon, Knn*.. and that n pun battle was being fought there. The .report also said the body o f E. A. Kcsscin* ger,'kidnapped teller o f the Lsinar bank, had been found near Do<Jgf City, Hans. The bandits escaped after robbing the First National jinr\k here Wednesday, killing the bank president and the cashier / and kidnapping Kessclnger. Another teller they released lat^r. •. r SEARS IN DEFENSE OF HOUSE RECORD BUI’S FAILUREHouse One Woman Nam ed Clerk Passes Bil O f Muscle Shoal NAVYPRESTIGE After Bitter 1U Walnwright nnd C. K Phillips. Inspectors. , Precinct Six, Genova— M SAnte Dtpartmcrit Officials Killu-e, dork, H. m r o tt ls h a ll, J. Measure N ow Representative FromThlsDlsArc Agitated Over N crIccI H. Huddleston nnd F. D. llirkok. Head O f Rockefeller Of ConirrcKS ToEnnetMeas-l__ trict In Congress Asserts v President For inspector*: " 4 msMMlBMnllkaaai iiMaaaa Concern Advocates Record One OfAecompllsh- .A clerk anil three Inspectors were j Precinct Seven, Chuhi(dnT- Mn». i urn F o r InIe r w j t n j f r , M " r t h j naftirS?,Havirigl i.. PrJR'att, PrWatt. clcrK, cletk, UIC. It, R. n Hubert.*. [ g u c ' FK| ments And Not OfProroisb* nssigrtffil. tagpicb o f the twelve, .lo.*it, Suspension O f In* »• ' _ i - IS. Wngner and Jacobs. >^ Cf f CVC DIpWltUTtlC ‘ ed Senate AIr< It. rn'cmcts, ' / efficien t W orkings ins|»cctor*. . . One woman, Mrs. Josie r revolt, Criticism And Abuse Bower Threatened Precinct Eight, Gabrlblls-’-A- y .., was nmoug the group. Mr*, l ’ rcLaid To Newspapers vntt will serve ns clerk In the Mon-man, clerk, G. E. PJtrker, D. ('huluotn precinct. It is the find K. Mnlhel-s uml N. t-. Parker, in j World Would Constrlti* Itiarli- T o lls M e m b ers O f A m e ric a n ■ , | \ity Of ),cRirtiature HodyAs f lin t s O p p on en t Spend# Much tiinc shir ha* served in this capae r| ector*. iro n A n d S teel In s titu te A t Precinct Nine, Longvvood V. 11.1 Uciiudintlon Of K i'IIorkI'Iuii M o n e y A n d A c r u s c lIe r S u p - ity. C o n v en tio n T h n t I ’ rosmsetH Soiuey, clerk, George E. tarvigno. ■ A r e G ood F o r H I r D u siness Filibuster Fails In Tho list is »>« follows: p o rte r s O f “ S lin g in g M u d " I’rvciul-t Tltri'c, Sanford— W -M- \N S. EnUmingcr and T. I*. Lewi* W AS|II NGTON. Mav 2 5 - ( I N S ) Announcement Given lns|H-cturs. fo r t To Cripple NEW YORK, May 2 5 ^ -(IN S l Declaritlg *‘ I am proud <»f my re- Haynes, clerk. J .‘ M. Colclough. Stale Dcporlrncr.t official* are Precinct Ten, l.ako Mary w ill­ Ready Response By L. It. Stci-le and J. I’ . Schnnl, inA ft e r N ig l cortl in congress" nnd reiterating concerned by they failure o f Con­ — Cliarlcs M. Schwab, the new iam Musgrtivc, clerk, A. K. ^ > s; xpectora,* ( . —* * ■ Several Operators "spokesman" o f the steel Industry •hut, P. 1). Anderson and C. N \ gress "to enact the $27;,.000,000 again nnd agair. that it is a re Precinct Two, la»ke Monroe WASHINGTON, May 25<cord o f accomplishment* and not H. E. Lake, i^ rk. L. H. Mann. K. Isbell, inspector*. naval building,hill, t.oW caught in —having succeeded-the lato Elbert NEW YORK. May 25.— pi-.vinct Tlovcn, Altamonte— (INS)—The six year Muac II. fluty ns president of the Amer­ promises,'’ W. J. Sears, representa­ D, Uglosby J.-. au’d C.-'F, Hole*. A |‘ . Cline,^r'ork, K. Nr^litchcll, tin; cm l.of thc.-e.mion legislative (INS)—What coal men tloSltojtlB figUt came tQfon end insp*-teors. ’■ •_ ican Iron nnd Steel Insfiiqto—told tive from the Fourth ( otigre* •sciibf: ax -H “pioneer step" in maelstrom In the senate-. Precinct • th ic,-.Sunfi»rd—F. S. II, p. Fuller and J. H- Kenney, in CongreBa V»day when tha members o f hi* organisation at solving conditions ’ of over* sionul District and n cntulldafo i i ' The diplomatic iiffluenre o f the in*|)i-ctols. * House, following similar ac­ prodiicton, price cutting and S h e r if f H and R e c e iv e s D ea th succeed himself, spoke'last night •Frank, clerk, II. C. DuUose Jr.. it* convent loti today that, there Precinct Eleven, AltnmonteI'liitcil State* in llu- next naval W. E. licit* niid J. -S. WUllnnia, W a r ra n t F r o m G o v e rn o r M n r ether evils of the bituminous G. W. Runncll, clerk. 11. M. Rouse. limitntinus conference, certain to win "every JusP.flcalion" forv.ex- tion in the Sonnto, ndoptadj to a small audience in tho City Inspectors. tin D ir e c tin g H im T o S u p rrindustry, has been taken by . be held in lt>31 if not lieforo will peeling thnt business rln *102# the conference rap6rt on N Precinct Fot|i', • Puoln— R. 1*• II. K. Clinrlan nnd Johp VcNaugh intemlRalforilKlecirocutlon Hall. the Consolidation Coal Comp­ My. Sears was intrndu.-’d in a T ille r ,'clerk, Georgd'.Smith, t'. t’ . ton, in»|u-ctor*. ’ be vastly itnpaltvd by tlie failure would exceed thnt of Ittat year in Norris-Mori it Bill.' Tho voi any, of which John D. Rocke­ Pivcinct VUU'vn, Ofccol®—Juim of the bill. Despite the fnct that i vo|u,ne. brief talk by City Commissioner Pearson and L. Kulr, Inspectors. Robert Cnrlton . Pittman, negro wns 211 to’ 116.' With on' feller, Jr., owns 71 per cent Frank L. Miller, a friend fur .".0 Precinct Five. Dviedo—O. G- Itiley, clerk. L L. Stringer, Floyd the ilefcnt would be purely techni* . ,.| ,|0 n0( think that tills country member voting present. Tho of the preferred stuck, 27 of the slayer o f L. P. Hilton. Sanford yearn' who described the congress­ Wolcott, clerk, V. K. Slcy, S. K. Land nn,l T. G. Moore, inspector*. cal, revolving ns it does about the intends to demand tho service wo isod it 43 to 34. Imrber shop proprietor, will die in Senate passed common. ^ pyrliincntniy tunglo in tho Sunnte I nru t-ctuh-ting for the stn’nll return measure now go$$ to th* Tin* newly elected president of the electric chair at Rniford dur­ man ns one "whom you can de rnthrr than upon the merit* of the vvhtch tho (.teel industry’ is eur- fop signature. The bill . the company, George J. Anderson ing the week of June 11, R has pend upon to do what he snys he’ll Itself, tho inactivity o f Con* rcntly* receiving/ Schwab snld.'‘ " l for governmental operation oi ut leeently aunt an announcement f been decreed by Governor John 'V. d o " Preceding Mr. Miller was A. S. Well*, candidate for re-election would be construed through­ do not mean to imply that tho $100,000,000 project «l)l*tiy « I policy to other coni producers mid, Martin. . out the world n* congressional ro- steel industry expects large ro* powor unit., it was announced today, a w-ii'* ... f ; '; . , The death warrant, accompanied to the state railroad commission, After a hectic all-night stsric pudinnon of the Coolidge-Kellogg tuiits. The industry generally has response has lieen received fro -» by mat ruction* to deliver the negro who spoke for ten minutes. (Itrlariug that some of the news­ Inert adapting itself very well to the Senate early today waa 1 1.,, industry, nintiy other opera­ t,’, J. S Itlitch, Ruporlintcndriit of policy of naval parity. ,abdo*5 tors indicating their inlm lloii t<> the stale prison, not later tli»M paper* had said that “ Joe Rear* Si*crrtary Kellogg Is iiuxloua te narrower mnrgins than heretofore trying to break see the measure passed. It cm* but we have n right to expect and double-barreled flliboWff aimed follow it. five days before the week of .tla* mukes promises to get voles," the Wages should not be cut. n«u execution, was received today by congressman said, "1 have come bodies what the American delega­ it is in public interest thnt we enrn defeating tho |jW>.000,000 MjJ enough to provide for expansion, Shoals coafertnea J*port M prices either, and some of the less Sheriff C. M. Hand. The warrant back tT, report to you - people to U rid g c p o rl T e a m s te r W h o se tion persistently demanded at the Swing-Johnaott .1 efficient mines should bo closed, in was attached to a transcript of the show you that isn’t true." The S tr o n g H e n d -W in d K A n d lle a v y S p o u s e H n d llim A rre s te d H e - nhorntivc Genova conference lu*t modernization nnd development of famous F o r A ls o R e ta r d P r o g r e s s our plants which the country's der Dam Bill, Anderson’s opinion. His communi­ supreme court oecislon upholding speaker voiced vigorous protest ' . \summer. The bill, which would rau se He In sis te d On M a y­ O f It a lia On Itn W n y T m vn rri A group of opponent* Of cation to the industry said in part; the conviction o f Pittmnn in the against whnt he described a* provide for 15 cruisers nnd one over-growing needs constantly re­ in g M o rcC Itlld ren . R ep en ts i ’ s ll a v A f t e r P o le 1 rip Boulder Dam Bill, jolnlttg with t "The Consolidation Coal Comp­ King’ aircraft carrier, ha* been passed quire." district court of Seminole County. "criticism and abuse" o f him and handful of foes jO i ths Musel any believes that the present plight Schwab asserted thnt tho stool his record nnd referring to hi* op­ BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 25. by the House nnd favorably re­ The warrant hns a heavy black ROME, May 25.— (IN 'S) — of the bituminous coal industry industry, wns corning on its in­ Shoals UllLt.brouKnt the Set _ ported out by tho Senate Naval border with two stripes o f narrow ponent asserted: _(IN S I— With tear* streaming will not he remedied by forcing vestment only u little more than legislative machinery to a halt "F o r two months now the ‘Spirit Shruuilctl in a m int of ice nnd Committee. bluck ribbon extending the length unwanted coal upon an unwilling of Florida.' ha* been traveling hampered by strong head-winds from hi* rye*. Edward Cromwell. ^ There arc supporting votes to interest on savings bank deposits refusing to allow a vote on of the paper. The warrant is a market. It sees no relief, either to 40. promised today he would not spurn in the Senate, hut the meas­ One of (he causes o f this situation, measure. As a result, the form document bearing the gover­ up and down the district. My op from the south and a inurk^ fug, the industry or to any producing hu explained, *'vvas waste due to was held in continuous ponent lias been visiting the the dirigible Italia pushed fo r­ ■nd'ingrr the life ef hi* Wife byi ure cannot he presented for n vote mms hauling— that Is, tho selling to force tho final action on 4 company by cutting prices below nor’s signature and also that of woman’s club* enjoying thc.r bemuse of the purlimenlury dead compelling her to hear more child n level that permits n mine to re­ II. clay Crawford, secretary of hospitality and tea. She make* a ward steadily towards it* bnsi* hi of products hy mills loented in one bills by breaking down the pj lock ovi-r Boulder Dam. Should uv train in production with its nature* state. The Inw provides that it fine speech hut there it nothing Kin g- liny today and wn* expect •en. ti ri itory" In territories where othor sltlon through eheor exhouaUoi that piproject be ilis|»o^gij "f, tlulie wn* colciued from Jail M '1 I OI,.. overhead umibsorliod in its aver­ shall he read to the prisoner and At 7 o’clock thle looming, mill* ate located. ,.i| |,, icaclpDicre nt nf.oii, ndvici* to it". 'n aval bill could be enacted in one t„is dutv Sheriff Hand plans to He announced his intention of Senate had been In conUnt age realization. terilny where ho wna held en coin Hi* near ilefcnt at the h ind* < > f In ,in the Spi»;.eergcn» outpost day. Hut backer* of the Boulder The Consolidation Coal Comp perform within the next few* day*. plumt of hi* wife, Edith, win Dam BUI have served untico noth­ recommending to the directors to sosslon for twenty hours, '- - jv Heating the death warrant will Mrs. Owen two years ago. Mr slntcd. any believes that no present use The filibuster vvaa so well iimtitut* tho- appointment uf Sears *uid. "has taught me a Ic* lul uurpnse nor any contribution he no new experience to Pittman, General Gmbert • N-b-ls. com wanted nu$b»ftiin to compel him ing will ho |iernuttcd to displace coinniiviev gnnized and functioned to sme com m it!# o f experts to study the oi i-qn-iu v son." He *aid while lit* opponent their bill until accorded a vote- problem Ali.I to rdcomt t i future stability is to lie gained his execution having been set on rdcommend a con- ly that It blocked action n6t t muiuler of the airship which tend-- to stop making her bring w»'ildrcn campaigned extensively "I wtaa-ln into the world.^ho has lmd 13, uii iloi-i ier Dam l;»^bccn filibiutatfld i.tnicUvcitpIartSprl.v further cutting wages below one other occasintu-Thc negro had _ 'itlft _ iinlv-tc IhU history yesterday by ciuisiiyi^rwvi r nml lijblii.-d t.T itfTilh too off eh fn wnsto unaei go'vxnimont bu t'of five of with iVii’d.’ a sound economic level. \\ haleve.* I,cen notified of his approaching Washington and did not tealixe supcrvL* & S ‘V govxrnme what was going on. Mo this time, the North Pole for nearly two «| love children and I waoi the cnalu. accrding to its spoil- lull. ittay |,e the temporary relation ot execution anil had been carried to latlon ns woll. Tho adntltl my friends I have pome back to re hours, indicated by- wireless that plenty of them," ho *nid. "Hut cv nor*. labor costs to selling prices. •* Ruiford Heath was only three days James A. ('i)inpbell. president of Uon’* new Tax Reduction Bl Mnnl»i*ri4 of llu* Si'iiutw Na viii the Younjrstdwn Sheet & Tube second deficiency appropf Imlds that the primary object of away when a court writ led 1° a port on what I have done " although he wn* waging n hat th .•cvhody seem* to think that my During hi* 1 -7 years in the lower l,.,tit mine labor ami mine manage­ Supreme Court appeal nnd the m-ain-t the element* on 111* re w ife i* not ulde to bear ■•!*> iwmt Committee who have conferred I ’oinpiiny, also addressed the Insti­ bill, and hundreds of less Imp I n. going to take their mil-ice and 1 with Ki 11 •-ifl£ have lu-eii apprised tute He'-snlil thAt he expected th-s tant measures all wero tied UP ment must tie the most regular |negro was brought hack to San house, Me. Sears said he had se turn (tight, nil wn* well. cured appropriation* of fDt.OOO, | just w m k to support my family of (be vital import alive .f t hi steel business would bo rathe tho deadlock. work mum- possible under a proper f Ol*tt^ t in nuse of the heavy load wind* c , •f r (ion for the fourth district "with li-gUlation from, the diplomatic , quiet during the summer and un to. fi„nt now on. I h believed TB,. warrant ilirfctn tin* rhriill wage base. It wan the purpose of admt the It alia * spii-d "W e don't have eie-ugh food viewpoint. They lire bending very til the November election, Holding, ns it does, these he t„ officiate ut the execution nnd in out one cent o f cost to you peoph Iihvc been reduced to Ic** than traiion leaders to keep the S*nati lads, the ronipnny is alternating ease of illness one of hi* deputies lie said lie was instrumental in forty icil,-» ut. hour. To gum bet keep us going," *anl Mrs. Crum i-ff.nt to bring it to a vote. Hut "I am by no means pessimistic," continuously In session unUl securing nnford-n postoffice build­ cr visibility and keep the ice torm Well, |,ut if Ed behave* ldni*c!f tin- Moulder Dam builder want t<> Campbell ihelared. "In fnct 1 ex­ filibuster is brokon or until it i to tiling both its marketing and j,, required t" perform the duty ing and asserted D-it through hi- uti-ill i,it tin- dirigible down to n the way In- say* he vVill I think •M-e dirt flying m Hie « ’.dorado pert that the volume of business pears that neither death ■iperoting policies irto line wit.'. the Mui T 'e negro wIP go to his plml it conceives to lie a construe was effort* thi* district will get H . minimum. General Nobile wus fly we will get along nil i ight. I f he River bed 1 he only’ iii'lsli they- will be belter thun usual in u pres­ Shoals nor Boulder BIB con bo IS months after the erimr In it I'll be he nappy happy With him. want I,. In ai from the legislative idential year hut I do not expect finally enacted. A decision _n»hy (i economic basis. To that end committed. Hilton's body was 500,000 by the provision* of the mg undi r low lying fog banks at ticks to lu-w postoffice qppioprintbui a height of Im-Iwoi-ii - 4t>» and (I0U Our only worry now i* that lie symphiniy i* the latn-nu* gurgh any really active demand until not bo reached before 8unday and : ,i ,, .-■losing for an indefinite per hat her found in.the rear of Ins might; have lost hi* Job oil ucrount „ f the eoni-reti- mixer, and the pur­ November." h„| i,|lu< of the less efficient mine the Senate, consequently, faced feet, he stated by wireless. measure. shop on a lbs ember morning " and « onscquently must dispeii * over of my having him arrested. The cottgressninn told Id* hear­ ring melody o f the hydro electric All Italy n-Joiced today continuous session today, ipofl. Several days Inter Pittman "When I looked bark at myself turbine. If their selections rob the with a considerable number of val ers that lie drafted the fir*t bill Nubije'., (rut in reaching th North through tonight, tomorrow who had biVn employed In the ’Marlin Makes Final ued ami loyal employe*. _ arrested introduced in congress for the re* Polo for the second time. Ill* mi-*- m, u young girl eighteen years old (oncert of the majestic jaxx of the Saturday night. It is understood that lea mini*.* shop ns a porter, wus Robbery habitation* o f disabled s dilicrs, sages to the Pope nnd Pielnier and look nl myself now. I ran t navy-yard steel tiv t*-r. they arc Talk On East Coast The speech-making began at f t f l and confessed the crime, are being shut down, four ill the o’clock yesterday morning. AT and suid ns u remilt of id* bill, Mussolini tolling that lie hud helievo my eyes. I was jm-t u hap­ willing to give the State Depart .Somerset coul fields of I’ennsv. was the motive, lie said. which called for an np|irop\itlOo dropped the Pupal cross and the py kid and n lot of people suid I mml n rain check. Ilut business had D A Y T O N A BEACH May 25.— several hours of ovtr-ridlng pi He told authorities how he valiiu and six in the Fairmont of $ 10 ,000,000, there hns I... . ap­ Italian Flag ut the Pole, were was good looking anil I was bright, I* business nut where the West lie- G ov., John W. Martin urrlved dentlal vetoes, the 8enat« beg J.'jrlii, West Vitginia. The ronsolt- struck Hilton on the •head with a propriated auhsequctilly for this hnil'-d everywhere. and »inai t and full " f pep. hero toduy for his final speech debate ou the Muscle Bhoala •I. . thi* year. " I hate to sny it l » ‘ < •'» Die dution Coul ’ Company op.'rates tr wooden club and described th* purpose the sum o f approximately Whilu the Pontiff radioed )d* on tile east const South of Jack* fercnco report. Senator McKclll death Struggle in which tho bar four principal * " “ 1 regions, in I,leasing* to the famous airman truth: marriage has brought. me nonville, after two rousing meet (D ) of Tenn., immediately opens $.150,000,000 Pennsylvania.- West Virginia. Ken her was Struck several more blows yesterday, the country celebrated ill health and poverty. Ilenring ings in Ft. I^mdcrdulc last night an atttack on it. Otheri joins Through hi* efforts, a<-i«rding The negro removed many e* idem •’ lucky and Maryland. doubly in liniior o f Nobile’s UihieV El i-hildrcii hu* just about ruined nnd in Key West the night before. him, during the night ses to Fears, the present rivers and Anderson’s statement was ml „r the crime, hurled some o f bl«>‘ “ ' Introduced to tlm Ft. Uuidordnlo Senators Bruce (D ) of Md., harbors bill carries mi allotment meat and the 12th unhivoisary ot dressed "to our fellow coal produ­ stained elnthes and other tell tab' of $00,000 to "straighten out the Italy's entrance Into the \V«rl 1 "There are milboiw •f ease# like uuditqico thnt packed tho big ett (R ) of Ky* Dydlngs (D> x million* of cer* who believe with us that ef effects. A friend In whom he eon mine, And there :«>*' school auditorium a* the best Md., and Bleasa (D ) of r- C , St. Johns river from I'ulatku to War. fieient men should he eliminated fided the murder secret was the pretty hrifelit well drrsi'-d young friend Hrownrd County ever had, the floor. Tydlnjfa spoke for ' l^ikc Harney and to increase it* man who guve the authorities thei „irl* who vsill marry Inrun: Ideralo | Walter Stiwnid, garage opera­ tin- Governor delivered an address throe hours while Blesme held from production." average depth to six feet and width first clue us to Pittman s gun . in n . A short lim- afterward they tor wiio wn* injured lu*t nigbt in that wn* applauded front start to floor from 1:30 this morning Pittman was suhsequently trie* to K0 feet. will no longer have pr. tty ‘ lothe.’ . mi automobile m'ridenl oil the Gr finish. An ovation greeted him ut 4 o’clock. Applications Heavy "Amt yet they say I have done They ought t-> think thi* over, e» luiidu lugiiwny, we* »-• ill in a (ho beginning nnd rontlnucyl at and convicted ami sentenced to dlv. Shortly after 4 o’clock. tin- speaker said In the For Train in g Camps Governor Martin signed the death nothing", IH-cially If they uie pb.iiuilig to « iltis nl con.Utiun this- afternoon, frequent intervals until tho end morning, It developed that but next breath the solnn admitted that warrant and he was scheduled to marry u p**nr man " nreuriling tu report» Gum the For­ when hundreds enn.u up to shake Senatora were in th* chamber i W A SH IN G TO N . May ’ 25.— die lust spring. Three days before "niuny limes I have failed to do iiuld l.uiighlon llospilnl. Tin man hands with him and promiso thulr its cloakrooms, instead of the (K stri Applications for citizen* Ids scheduled execution, his nr what I wanted to hut thy*c who LONDON, >A y 25.— (IN S ) — Dr. i. repot ted to l«- suffering from support. Two thousand fivo hun required for the transaction of ; militurj" training camp* this sum­ torney* began the supreme court achieve Hungs must suffer failure Ahrahum Flcxncr, whose feftigiiaf ■uctured skull uml intcrn.-il in- dred people heurd him in Key official businesi. Many of the mer have broken all records, the fight, which resulted recently in ut times." ' tion from the directorate of tho West tlm night lieforo and Indi­ .attendance were stretched The speaker suid he had fought general education Imard caused a War Department announced to­ the ruling of that tribunnl nffirm Jl Att< tiding (ihyslelan* nr.» suhl cation* there are that he will 'carry couches and loungea, sa for u reduction o f Income tnxes day. On May 20. application! ing the man’s conviction. sensution In American educational In Imvo l»tt l«* ln»|»i» f ‘»«* HtewnriM Monroe County six to one. Tho naps. Thero were but a on amoller corporations and blamed circles, said today that the .mlv numbered 47,000 approximately recovery. Ivey SlcnsUotn. 15, step- executive w ill make his second of friends and foea of tha Secretary of Treasury Mellon for PI.A N K IS_GROOMnn to,»00 more than at the corres­ reason for his retirement wn* to run o f Steward, vva* also injured. speech in Jacksonville Katurday the floor, tha fight *■ blocking its passage. LONDON', May 25.— ( I N S )—The Two of the youth’* finger* were night before going Into West filibusters beinr led. b^! obtain more time for literary work. ponding period of last year., and LONG REACH, Cal., May 25.— Asserting that he had resorted In a recent lecture in England, opposing Northern and Southern amputated. Ho also 17.000 more than at the nume t IN S )— The giant triple-motored austalaed Florida fo r tho lust week of the Curtis (It) of Kam.-Narrls to no “ mud slinging" hut declaring Dr. F irm e r mode statements re­ Chinese force* ate again waging I er’od o f 11120. (Continued on page 6> .painful but not iwriou* .Ipjurles campaign. monoplane Southern Cross was un­ that some of his opponents "uvergarding l/indoti University which terrific buttle* along u wide front, to hi* limb* and body. He waa re­ The Second Corps Aren, head­ last minute Prt?P“ ri* xealous" friend* had spread some were regarded in *<(•»•* quarters a* dispatches from llong Kong Tequarter* New York, U-uds the dergoing lic restlnge usicr tol.Klav for it. flight to Oakland, ths, Mr. Scars said derogatory. This lecture was de­ celvcd by the Exchange Telegraph |.ortv-d to gro other eight ureas of the country where it will be groomed for n 1tin city a group o f livered at u meeting of Rhodes Cohipuny re|H»rted to«lay. with 7,044 applications. The fourth contemplated three-stop air Juui According to Information « b With Peking us their ohjrctive, ilroad nten/hud been told that Scholars and others Interested in Corp/i Aren, Atlanta, in secuiid in talnc-d by the offkxi of Sheriff , yrv to Australia^ several yeaw« "Scars nnd Daugher­ education. Following the address the Southern armies are making Hand, Steward was drlvlpif ^ the list to date with 7,21,1. 4s ty (referring to the then attorney- there was u storm oC protest; determined efforts to rapture Ting wrecker and towing another ma­ general) had hatched up something "There wn* only one rqa*on for chow, llokienfu •and Tsangchoy, chine. He l»»«l stopped Ills car and LONDON, Mny 25. — (IN S )-— Paris her frequant my resignation," said Dr. Flcxncr. which urv considerwl key ccntcro. is believed to have been repairing Tln« Evening Standard printed • restaurant* and cabarets ugginst the laboring man' TheNortherners, however, are He answered by proclaiming " I desired more time for Writ ing the towing chain when tha ac­ report lid* afternoon that the Count Do Jnn$o led tp a : putting up stubborn resistance and and ^resigned fo rthnt ressun.’ himself "always the friend cident, occurred. A man o f Lane, much married Peggy Hopkins they were engaged. Miss latest report* do not indicate that labor" and quoting from who gave Oviedo a* Ids borne, i* Joyce is engaged ti> m a n y Count denied it with considerable they ant yielding to their foe*. W A IV E S E X A M IN A TIO N tabor pcrindkal which he said to havo been •driving toward Frederic He Junto, former husband cnee. She did admit, however, I Fearing thnt the concerted drive said had urged. return to*] Sanford, Iho direction In of Alice Silverthorne, of Chicago. she was engaged to "an A J PO N TIA C , Mirh.. May. 24. of tho Sduthemars’ m jy result in which the Steward nicah.ne wus congress." and that she expected to : Tlm newspaper published details The congressman placed a great — ( I N S ) — Clarence Frechette, IH, the fall of Peking and a consequent beaded. sayldg the couple had met In a future home In Paris. o f Northern deul of.emphasia on the claim that alleged to huvu attacked Harry disorderly n-trent luine l* quolcd a* nsvlng that Pari* bookshop. Miss Joyro Countess De Janie wa troop* from endangering Japanese he caused the Shipping Hoard to Anderson, pilot of .an airplane, there was no rear light on the *aid to have picked up a book w rit­ limelight is March, 1937,' live* nnd property in Manchuria parked automobiles und that Iw ten by Do Janie describing lifa shot Raymond De. stop the expenditure of $200,000 while they were flying -.000 feet by looting. The dispatched to above this city, waived exnmlnn did not *co the Steward car. Hi* In Kenya Colony Afterward*‘ they member of a rich on dn advertising campaign * * ’ Chlnrhow Fu includes an Infantry S a n fo rd F r u it and P ro d u c e R od S t a r G r o c e r y a n d F e e d ploiting European r r ii» e » - « n .Its lion today when arraigned «>n i glmcnt and an artillery brigade. machine crashed into the rear of were Introduced. Tho dote of the and then tried to kill charge o f assault with intent t< tho parked automobile. Steward marriage has not yet been srt. the was raid to be In^atu ships with the cry of There l* a S G S t a lr nothing else J o reo in America." commit murder. Melbourne— Plans making for and Btenstroiu are believed to new»pa|*er added, hut probably young F-nbUshman and In connection, with this effort, the In a jealous rmg* * JA C K SO N V ILLE — M o t o r e r e c t i o n of 1000— foot recreation havo been pinned between the two will lake lilacs in Pori*. automobite*»but the exact manner leaving Paris to congressman »aid' he had coined Mcl r S " f a r h <:r0t'“ r>’ s i n l L Ave°anu « B a k e r y Miss Joyce is now lit the l idled portation Company operating and fishing pier^In South the expression o f "See America . tourist in which they sustained Injuries States. Duriug her rveeut visit to family in EnglandS j A T f-T c .C o .A B g u r n e t B a k in g P o u d r r motor bus service between thU boume vast of Midway has not been determined. First," using this slogan to itir city and Live Oak. . camp. • • (Continued on P*|f* « ) '1p Urges No Cut In ‘ Wages Of Miners A li*t of poll offlclel* fo r each ebunty precinct in the approach­ ing primary election was made public today by -Vance E. Doug las*, clerk of the circuR mint. CHARLES SCHWAB TIMES T H IS YEAR Sizable Project To Be Power Ui ROBERT PITTMAN TO BE EXECUTED WEEK OF JUNE 11 I TH IC K ICE CRUST HUSBAND M AKFS » HAMPERS RETURN PLEDGE TO TREAT OF BIG DIRIGIBLE HLSW IFE FAIRLY I Victim Of Accident Reported InCritical Condition T o d a y Educator Declares Resignation DueTo Literary D e s i r e s Chinese WageKeen Battle Along Wide Front Says Report English Paper Prints Report That Peggy Joyce Ig Engaged To Co Shop Intelligently hi V- In the Grocery Pag Tho highest aim of the housewife is to get the most i i,r> t fnad for the smallest outlay of mono). T • ;ftnMeKnKosf; pr«%cal way of achieving th. aim is c'm^aT i t i . Then do your t r t i w « > » Ihr followinir proirclv. merchant.. Store. PlM™WI»gly Market. -•tVi’-'N m' i I ^ r r .r r -— 0* I . 4 fte r r �I Atlanta S T A N D IN G H I H I 1RISPITTSBURG FANS i n w BEGIN TO WORRY J d A IL rU K ABOUT-THE BUCS If 3VICTO RY -1® .1105 RE SU LTS FLO RID A S T A T E LEAGUE W L Pel. FLORIDA STATE LEAG U E West Palm Beach .... I I 7 .COT Dnytonu Reach 3-5; Sanford 5-1 .5 8 1 1 to Orlando . * — :...............11 • Orlando' at Miami, wet grounds. St. Petersburg .....— 11 u .500 Others not scheduled. i:i .180 Daytona Beach•••<•«.•« J•• NATIONAL LEAGUE .'18.1 Philadelphia nt Boston, rnin. 10 SANFORD ............*.....10 Itedlegs Nose Them Oul For CdlCRB _____ _____ _____ _____ Third Victory In Series; Miami .......... 8 15 JI-M New York 3*4; Brooklyn 4-0. (Hants And lloldns Sulit: Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati-4 (10 in­ N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Red Sox Mil Hard Rut Lose W I. IV.. nings). . dContestHitting _ N E W 7'OKK, May 24— (IN S ) — Cincinnati ................. 21 15 .015 Only games scheduled. ’ AM ER ICAN LEAG UE .. li­ 15 .525 W ith Islanders Pittsburgh fans are beginning to Chicago st. lamia..................... 21 15 .583 St. Iarain 8; Detroit 3. 1H 13 .581 Cleveland 3; Chicago I. ing Edge;Butler wonder when, if ever, the champion New Yank 111 .52) Wnshinifton 3; Philadelphia I. Brooklyn .......... .... 18 Is BothContests Pirates are going *.» get started.' Pittsburgh O’* 18 .171 Boston 1; New York 2. The sm-iky City crew was not Ilost I*II . .............. II 20 .355 SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAG UE hopelessly handicapped when left Pliilndriphin *5 21 .200 Columbia 1; Charlotte 4; (0 in­ « t the post in other years becnur.c AM ERICAN LEAGUE nings, rnin). Second gume Char­ the National Longue scheduled I* . w I. Pet. lotte pout polled. . n somewhat Inpgw grind than ~0 New York Ii .81C Greenville 23 Asheville 7 (7 In horse nice, but the merry month Philadelphia .721 H ....... 21 nings, rain). • May'is m arly over and the Hues Cleveland .. ....... 21 15 .583 Spartanburg 1; Knoxville 0. rs Take Early of are still in a coma. . 21 15 .583 Augustn-Mncon. rain. Boston . • i In Second And The champs are hitting well but St. Ixrais . 1.7 20 . 121) SOUTH BA STERN I.EAGU E are getting terrible pitching Detroit ...... ....... 1 1 21 .3158 Savannah I; Columbus 5. ntai n it A ll W ay they and arc losing instead of winning Chicago , lm.IIK„ .... 13 1!2 .371 Jacksonville 7; Montgomery 3. . m lute ifTrtTTrs. Yesterday the Reds |Washington ••M 4133 Tampa 7; Selma <’>. 11 •pi captured the first —........... I l b __ . . . I L a , f a i n t 11 .1 I I I . • a n •' ( •■I M nosed them out in (the. tenth, 4 to SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Albany 5; Pensacola 13. , lost the nightcap in a 3, Luque outpitching Hill. W L Pet. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION #ith Daytona Beach on CJit\clnnnli won four out of five Pcnxucqla 20 17 .1550 Atlanta 115; l ittle Rock 5-1. iamond ,ye*tcrilay afterin the series and now leads the Albany 24 17 .585 Mobile 5-I5J ( ’hiittnitniigi. 12. he first. CaB*oll let the Cubs, who were idle yesterday, by .InckMinvillc ..... .... 21 P.I .525 New Orleans 5 17; Nashville 3-1. vc only seven hit*» nml Montgomery — ... 21 21 .5011 Birmingham'ft; Memphis 10. -ly. 5 to 3, while the n full game. The Giants have won five out ,Snvann;th __ 13. _2» .187 IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAG U E , a hitting match with .403 Newark I; Jersey City 8. P.i ■Tampa ‘ , aving a alight edge and Bur.r. McSwenney stopped the N*)W 1'kflltlllltts 15 23 .305 Reading 12; ISnlUu'.mv 7. ..... ' . td 4.. 1.7 21 .385 Buffalo d; Toronto a. Yorkers 4 h 3 in the first gume Selma tors drew first blood in o f’ yesterday’s double bill, but Rochester at Moo'-ronl. rnin. ig Rome by puihing Benton held the Dodgers to four W I, IVI. A M ERIC A N ASSOC I AT It IN • un In the first stanra. bits in tin- nightenri «Vid won by I 27 13 .d75 Toledo 2; Louisville I. Birmingham •vened matters . in the to 0 ount wnen ltiooklyn’s n ‘veii Memphis . 2d 15 .•53 I St. Louis H; Milwaukee I. Wallace slnRled sharply 23 17 .57.7 Columbus .7; Indianapolis innii infield blew up. Mot.lcr Mel' Mobile second, cominR home 21 I!* .525 Minneapolis 3; Kansas City 1 ( ‘ New Orleans vln got bis fifth Inuier. ca delivered a one timer 17 23 . 127 innings.). ••Death Valley” Todt, first Nashville •Id. Id 23 .Tld sucker of the Boston Re dSnt Little Rock dcs l;y Hayworth and clouted three home run* in the i 'liuttanooga 31K) id T O D A Y ’S (JAM K the visitors another New York series. His mates could­ >e fifth and the locals n’t help him In the final game, Coldi now bns bit 3,001 single* IT <lit III \ STATE I t ; \Gl K with the tyinR run in however, and the Sox suffered a during bis big league career. Jackson was safe on 2 to I defeat at the hands of Hen Tile White Sox nosed out Cleve iiilat'd " at Daytona llemb. ■ forciriR Ilarnes .it ry Johnson. Yankee bench warmer. Miami at S A NFt 'I: I •. land in (lie tenth, 4 to 3. lifter the vn doubled to send him The Athletic* also uncovered » Indians bud pulled the first triple We*t Palm Bench at ;-t. I'•-t>i d a minute Inter lie promising rookie in Bill Shores of burg. play o( the m’ uhiii on them in tin nc. • Wnen, Texas. Short* beat Wash N M DIN \l. l b M.t E come hack la the ingtun, 4 to 2. with the aol of five | ninth. With the bn*e* lull ' Ini" V i inciotiat i at St. I cm . . mukc another run bits bv T y Uobli and Tri* Speaker. | i , .laoiiesoii who Knew 11 hli ago at Pitt *l,i4i v h I promptly tied nmtlom Kaiiiui out at tin- plate Sci .dk , w Yotk a Biooklyii. d time by unnexiiiR a Inine hit, Jnrl ••on Sacrifice lot-. then wa* caught off second. Otlt.-i ■ i. -t *. he.lided. half o f the same in Miller nml Wallace. Stolen base. T he Brown* ended tic n l«•-,sitr I Celery Feds counted Scholl*. Base* on 10111*, oil Ibitle \ M IR I« ' v IE \ C ,IE in the eighth when 3; o ff Hodges I Struck out by DcD dt 8 to 3. The Ti'.'ci * <li p|f'l I.ini. of nine game* h. lino,a i j Be Ion at *. w 7 •••!. ed and went to third Butler I; »).. Il.«lges 2 Time •>! 'h double. Uobertson game, 1;2tl. Uu p t >. W ii'."' and la low Chicago let...... noth phi i \V . htivl , l.t I’l i'a*! I a. i Other team.* \vere iil*e. 1 love an.I at 1 hi. a .’ ". Snlva scampered home, Moore. led on Cassell's one- YANKS TO M EET TOUGH ATHLETICS T H IS AFTERNOON ing Game Is e-Saw Affair 1 1 0 1 I 1 0 II II /£ ' » i St. I oiii Del roil. \VJ| 1: 1 » ' \ ASS) it I \ TloN Toh at I "O. v lib’. <',,!n nil . a* 1inlianapobs. Si. |*. "I ’ t At.UviiuIk t|iiiMiii >li ill Kan a • it;.'. s o l I III.BN ASSIX I A I ION Atlao .t at .Meiaphl*. 'Si .■ n I...ie at I n l ! I’ I Mol ll. a* .Na-hvdle. Mi u OlTetu. at < .altaf.wy a. 1 ^ l X Mav 3 ' 0 e U 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 . 300 002 0—8 i 0 0 > 2 0 _4 | Tw o* $ I n fill r J,.|». H'rilr HI /nr ! h £ £ t n ir t l h v o k ld II d . a l . t can t l u p p l y , wa will alup b y paical;>oel a l nEK BRAND Pom lOv $'*C & JOc 4 p ric # jn a m *d . McCOitMJCX fit CO.,U.Jioiafa.M d. m irn c ^ f o v ■ W I'.,-a it , . •.'A# / M S E C T I r*\i > \ / § <1% / b iU ’H 1 / M v G r t f t w * '; v Everfast Cottons S. S. # K M O IK * IS . , , ,. , ■ A O •' 1: pi, ...»,• :nehi*c« * " ri.ale* . . . l l r » J «.| -o de l*. h i t . It. * sin fan e . l * . S(V saiu Uu Krlttl Dona • Lil-,..,le. atwl D.i.l* .»«■).■• Ktu* (>*• K,.i,a* l •>. l> .mi", for Every Summer Need I V I live l it '" .. ..ti.tol pallor.'!•" o ; o-'in J'.I h ' -,..l«.f« . I. • .1 oi twin U- h and N \ AH * Vhl b.»* \ ^ — |» ■ l.i till 93HOUR •o n •*. aic ti • Mil. lot t' t.., I Ml,* Will *}. I. ll, | *11 ala.-** * , • ■... pra.ti e. tin- idh i .1 I.. |,vt \rut m•tii4* j!i.i\r u «n«!• r * n ii.tl*«\. ••! t lit Ml I'Mi\V.N. I Ilf 'I. I •I lot t. ••Hi fiV *;,K iuiii.ill • in a * 3"i "i * • l i t ta'.'c *po. ll of clliiilmat Jt I in.- in a gi! Ion ol oatrr, l . i ">d I* tlien !• tlioluiigldv. 1 uit j i . - * i .. ii j . oral.g.- juice, nr.- alwny* •.lit-•:n..l>N Sotlirlimt* canoed l .ioilo jo ., f* ,.ro\ideiT a* •» w-iTiotnc v.u i". a U fiiii tiie fn*li ti mi i- *tr wi •! toil tt111, .'i of it li . ratted. 1,1 * • lowmg 'nod, .ire \ aimed without . I ’t . r migt *: ’ Apple »ancr. apricot* blackberries, iberrir*. I.r^. grape­ fruit, peaclic*. i>. ar*. pinc-tpple. racplierrir*. itrawbefrir», hem* pea , *pinacli, .sii.l toina; -c . Cnnt.c.i it nil. and vegetaldrs of the litgltr -t .•)naIit y a«e bought in the open market, too. «... w * s A ii Undouhtcilly the rra*..n for the iauitaiiuiii * m iiii .% i * due to it* fuii.lariiciital theory -.*luth i* >* prrct.nl ill tile *\..ld» <d |hrtl “ Nature alone can cure, th.* i* the bights t law id practual me.In toe. and the unr to which v*c muvt ad­ here . . . Nature tieatrc and III.dlltaint; ehr illll*t therefore hr able to cure." That i*. the bodv nni.l cure itself; outside finer, can only aid. * * T o further tliic idral the rla.lv regimen at the •amt irilmi is *o arrt>ng«;d tlut tb« ’ patiri'l live* the pio>t healthy life . |«n»ililc. When lie arrive*, hi* schedule a* to lrr*h air, treatment*, and* .Is. t i* laid out I'erbapa lung walk*. «wiiuminit, trnuit, are recommended; prrbap. only retting in tile mellow *unthiue. special water, light, or me­ Menu* A re Isutli'ctlva chanical Irralltlrlit- are alinu»t »urr I e ordered, .ltd hi* tiicl will be N .tnrally, with Mich a regimen, plauucd fur bin.. vegetsible* plav an utiiunaRy itupul talit pall In <rdl r to g'W- ' a ' 1O aly Plant Fuoda efy to tiie- menu all the d imeclic ’t'St point that fir»t itrike* the vegetable, are urcecl, and many attention about the Battle Creek vegrtalde* and fruit, arr imported.dir) it it* lack of meat and hah. fTiayyte,. papaya,, celcrMC, e»carule, arvl brcccoli as wrll »* bearU IU MUk. * « * » . “ u'*. »°<1 vegcublea -a . _ - ¥ IS. I PUS Kill Germ Laden Flics XI . .k n * I el i Urnml o n i l lIn i msect o . t lI “ov*1M W* —«ndk».plh.tni*»»y B fl»f I‘I I.Kpiii! Wills Fll»», Am*. Koachck. Poultry l.K», Mo*q.|il. ■■*. but Uuk*. f«).J otliMinttil&Wim i»polui»i«ia U - powilfi on plant* . . . k ■‘ '*M**,* s a H E A LTH Orange Avenue, Orlando i - f ■ 1 21 11 11 ll p" a *o 1 1 3 n 0 •1 •» 1 0 I 1 •» •» •1 h ii ", 0 3 n *1 1 l i 1 •i 0 ii •i 1 5 • A 1FT7’ TNVO vrarx ago Battle' i 1 ll * Crr. k Sumtarnilii llttd tw B * palirnu; tmiay it maintains •i an average «.f fiver iw flvc hiiiidic.i 32 5 II 31 p ” i That f.ur t.ict alone i* eiu.iigb t.. l *how tiie *l 'ipclidoo- *lt ».|e* ma.I« 100 Oil! 100 cli by tin* om.|lu- in*tili;tloll *" .oil 00 001 12x - 5 • hti*, Wyeulli*. Tw>i .laildiiu; lh.it it hj* uion-ed the 0. leie*l id «lit- wlloh- lii'.l.i .1 I " ' I iuff. lla yw intIi, T»p \\ ha I i* ll.' le about Bal'h l f • k . Snlva, Warren. Sac llul excite* t'u* ini.i«-*l Why do urria,,Wallace Stnh"i l.eopl* go there with «.l.*|-il*e ad r, Wallure, .lhck»«ii, menl> and then cend thro itno.t on bull*, o ff Biitlc. aid i r tlit ll. lheiii*cU« .. when in l| 4. Struck out, by Heed i.f le*! * W l.v i* ft lh.lt cichl **ell 4; Double plays, b.iincncr hii.l.lmi;. now lai d v o .if ter. Umpire*, Moore only uinr' Ho.id a lull itnti.ry ago.' Time, 1:40. The liich ctt Law 4 10 21 10 at D ickson—Ives I'irsl l'.)2S I cease to lie conneclctl or have any in(«-resl in Lake Mary I'ltarniaey having disposed of ; m\ inleresl to ( )lli\er ,L j Alillcr. This notice i* giv­ en as I assume no renpon-iliility after the above named dale. Tho* I. Miller M n n a POWDER ' I C. Kiliingsworth - a t i.- i r E f Expert - ...c J P S l r 'v X su vj Ry Factory 1'; ' ' : Oil (t.'­ 31 3 III) i 4 l 1 1 . 3 0 l 0 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 0 . .3 II ....jjg Refinishing Upholstering • - * '* \ *t . • +> ■ 1 0 II 1 0 II 0 0 0 •» 1 3 13 0 (I 1 1 II II a 0 0 u 0 0 1 ll OND GAME each ut> r ll l*o a ._ . 4 0 II 0 3 .... 4 0 1 3 3 * 3 1 3 i •a1 ......3 •» 1 1 0 .. -q I 1 0 1 J l ••»* 3 •1» . 3 lo 0 X 0 8 1 0 ♦*.14 •J •1 3 0 1 vap — — — *-...» 2t) 6 11 21 13 • ub r h pu U . 3 . i •» 1 0 U 0 u 1 •«•1 ...t, 1 2 ,1 3 :.... i 0 H 0 0 ... 3 . 4 1 2 4 0 0 1 0 2 a 1 2 » 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 ---- a Furniture Repairing A * sceonit contest .both ,j in tlm fisrt inning, making three and the •utii teams tallied two e sixth and that wan io scoring, l.efty But hath games for Daypitchnl the first for Hodges the second, and hi* Miami llu*t me here today for u <erie«. ItST GAM E teach ah 1 ll |IU a •• 4 1 1 •t I 0 1 1) 1 3 a ll A 0 4 0 4 0 4 M .» 1 •I 1 l 0 3 II 1 0 The Brussels, Belgium, fall Sixty collcrles have joined In profile with grent alnerlty. lend­ ing to the general belief that, if the plan to control m arketing-of this year was much more succoss-J fui than that o f last year. anyone is to fctop the ) ankKt it coal in Scotland. won’t be the' West. Offhand, I would say thnt the Club which plays .838 baseb.iH over a month may be the candidate in rjd0*tl°n until a better one turns up. The Athletics, in fact, FannShnu Keen IntcfcslO vcr are the only outfit this season Contest Ret ween 2 Strong- to win a aeries from the Yankee* American LcaKUcTeuma e.nd there Is nothing to l»e found Which A r c Ila v ln jiC lo s e K a c e against the theory that what you do once you can do again. This BY DAVIS J. W ALSH time, thr pickings will bs even International N*'ws Service more attractive, since the pair are Spirts Keillor separated by 3-1-2 games this NF.W YORK. May 24 -M S S) — morning and the series it faces i 4 Hr. me « f those professors of a six-game affair. The^J.eagii" physic*, so dumb, fonontb, tbn). lead very well may change hand*; they can’t answer their own cjue«- while tho general excitement i= lions, ought to go out to Sbibe un. Usually, the nn*tnllcd crucial Park Phil.nlcIphlH, this afternoon •uric* means little to the ulllmnt. and ! eo for themnrlw* what standing at tho Octolicr pay-off. happens when the |i reals.ihh But this Is the exception. •4. niter i force to be designated hereinafter *»ui mis one ■* woncet « I Both Clulis proved thnt they can ns the New 7 ork 7 anV c<, lit I air opening: a shop in Sanford and w ill beat everybody else in sight now, the In niov.ild» body, (le ) the all thnt remains o f the race is for be equipped to handle any kind o f repair Pbilndell l. a Athletics. one o f these leaders ,to prove As a matter of fact,"the Athlet­ that it can beat tin* other. work promptly. -v ics have made tho immovable body leak like a nervuu* break­ S H A R K E Y MAY GET MATCH phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan down iluring tintirval. Only an Inc., until new address is announced. outfit that wins 2d of its NF.W 7’ GRK, May 24.— (I N S )— |„;.t -j | could maintinn I’ rcfiioter Tex Kifkard plans to a taetli ‘ i Hi a i ith tin' pace ti c match Viltorn ( ’umpolo willr Jack 7'linker* la w M-t since the start Sharkey if the Argentine heavy­ o f the season. weight defeats Monte Mann in T4n- .-Cl i * starting today at Buenos Aire# tomorrow night. Sh.be pmk. ill addition to straight­ Kilklird is aegotfflllng with John­ ening out the ini|Uiribg profess- ny Buckley, Sharkey’s manager. Corner Firs! SI. and Sanford Avc. ,,I*.., I,, id d< t-rmine definitely f„ r a '■ nt here in July between and D all. "»■ tiler anything Is i in. B<>.ilon fighter and f umpolo, to be ....... about Yankee ilomi who i* liring hailed a* "T h e New —**naiu«. i the Amerirati League. Wild Bull o f the Pampas.” The Wt 1 had a whirl at it and • 4 hi .i n i nd third In a field of two. 'I I • It dill (Is showed iiome j authority in tliiir recent visit to I To Whom II May Concern: l N'lW York but the White Sox, j *I 11*i ■ . ami Ri.-wti* tool, it on the On and after June First! iii'jtc I'jib :.a <* *<*.• M ‘ b •* i.|.|iowrr w. ho.t 111* aer • .» •«> u.t-h. L|., un . • • . • J 1 • • * * .in. fl l.avcd '.milau. i d iol.gh tut SERVICE l » \ r c » i’l l <)N’S jin* i \. i tdmglv .-mart nml vvi.inrn :tl'«* s h o w in g t fic-ir |iivfi i i-in •• D>i L.vi*rf:i>l W a sh |.’,il,i i, \ in -L icii in ■- w.-ll i- 1r ,,•*• i .siiii-p llii*i-i' a rc |.’ v iM-fji-l vvc;ivi * and ,!• --11•,i f ..,* i v*t*ry M im m iT in’),d. K v c fa.-l v ca v i* - and ilc o g ii I nr t'V'T.v siin m u ’ ir ji, >1 . . and ,-vi-i v w ea v e i* g iia iiiu te e d co lo r f » ' l - <1 t .1 D •t s t . ip ‘ , n lin t ’ s N o ! » ) " nt tu n c from bti*incss N e w S S . I K O ( H ' O I S l e a v e s Smurf Linens, SI. yard l .. .iso; In* in. . .. 1 <l.i l ■ a',-d j.i-ric raeiit -.at- it lie . • i 111 . Ill tilt O plat* at • in tsu- nii.sl.ed lo in,| d I ><1 i in *> n • n t,, toe pal -lit* when l . SA ILIN G S T O N E W Y O R K |-,|.„.. at Bottle l seel i« inter > t g II >t jl .sic beealf • oolt,I . r ,'.i.- iv-to-.d, arc aliiciu. but •' In i ■* r!n fo<x| i* ,lcb.ci>iUx bei hi e there sue decidedl in .• on the inrun I’m, i p .,t ih r.'c ,Creck lia, man t.o red a niimbrr r l v.-gct.-’.i e i ... whifh add b •! !i n Wei l>jt .rad cX. client diilclic clcn.ept* i tho menu. Many of the food* a*. dcyigiU'd prinurilv ' to overcome limn* intestinal ruuditiun, ami »«•*•• utility to provide needed elcliieil *. «uch si* miiicraU ami vitamins, in tiie diet. R.ght f.M».| combined vvilli riitht cvt.rnal kurruimilmiri and occutialion* have 'been tiie two faclnr, uliiall Iiw c aided the direcL.r* of Battle. f*c rk Sanitarium to prove the worth of their uiottu. "Nature alone can hraJ.” ( iin.uliam s, (Joe y a r d B. S. IKOyUOtSMay 19. K>. June 2.'). lo. 2J.30 July 7. 14. 21.58 A D D ITIO N M . SAILINGS FROM JACKSONVIUJl Maids and checks, .‘Mi inches wide, hlack-Mnlwliito. Iilue-an<l-vvliite. pink-and-wliite. grccu-amlvvliile and gohl-and-vvIdle. . . makes tiie smarlc.vt sort of dresses! (i.r)c yard. livery Monday and Wrdnesdcy at J P- ^L e. . ■•- luti.ro ictcrcwc. Win n Latin" *I» IiUrrertiiig ”>ii inches wide iii while, tail. Blue. mse. pink, green. Brown. Veronica fan orchid lint) and flanie, >'J. yard. o t t l v t w o n i i ’.iuN o u t . i n i c . N c v v Y o r k M o n d a y m o r n in g . Zai/r-/ j tt.w .r //•/..- , tr m .J : I t l i i ’tfU l i n e /vr/J. 8.S. C i i i h o k i c „ S S .M o .lA W k 8. S. MMlNOLf ’ ( »i|; a t I ' k j t U i i o n M.ivJI. »0 June e l l . 70 May 2 1 June . I »• ^ Mav-’ ri June,.. 18.-7 U^LI1.27 1 ,1 'Jaw Jul.9, 18, 30 Prints at lde yard All New Swannr,. Uniform iJv lu*e Service NIAV Y O R K . Om-Way. S»7.CvVupi ItounJ Trip i ' f * 18 op .fJ.O O rttr.t f.ir« each oo D ir e c t S. IR O Q b O IS flay nml full " f color, suitalile for women's find children's dresses, .” 2 inches wide, 15c yard. to inches wide in cool, lovely tints includ­ ing Copenhagen lilue. gold, nile. peach, orchid, honeydew ami -flame, fine yard. Super quality. Everfast Voile jit $1. yard. , C I I V U L l i l c v * . « > . . . VV' av V I : » V l i i ' i n . M . n . l T o r ♦ 1 0 . 0 0 U P |U)VI U N , l ’ . » VV » 4 I.,V “ P ST. JOHNS RIVF.R SERVICE ..............12:17 - • *ry Not U fJ., J Siriimrr UaWl Sanford J^ivry Wed.. I r(. *7 kHtiiig Inominf. Nun. Due It) unite •*» Juilaoiuin# •- JulU T u .u aU u Voiles, Goc and 81. yard ‘ hnk rjlb ,» u « l« ta p rii« l|n d N -U .e« » IV .a u A uplc 1m ililie* fee a jtnmoW U* h,t jkil’cr a/avsjiios, rukiii,r','rTJ,IJ*l ' ,f" * tt:> " C l y d e L im e tUt*ljtWI>»U O il Pier l, Foot of Libcity Strtet Fabrics ami Pattern*. Street Flo«>r rACWl Llinls DICKSON-IVES CO. JACKSONVILLE * ■grtr. r �. > ; ' * r~'< •• '~ J' B v ;,- ” T . * n H M H B H I* rW -'^-S F|>Tff fr-;T■»:,VSiJ ^JVM ■*'B•f2*P!; 1 *? . ■-Tf■ ® W »5 •1 ■* • ’ ■ n H A“-.«H«t4 *2 •'#»Vy*aM•»■••'•— T O E SOaUBMEft •1J;... "Sr.Yi WSf-V- ^ rT" : H i % . ^ • *"_.■** r * '— iV J & i •lv PACE TWO " * , “ Three Sinners’* U the story of three people whose sins found them out! They tried to cover them up so that even their own consciences might he deceived blit retribution nnd discovery swept forward with the sjwVd of a whirlwind. The dra­ ma of this nival irtory is told with bread sweeps in “ Three Sinners” Pola N egri’s latest starring picture for Pnrsunount, whieh comes to­ day to the Milane Theatre, with Paul Luka*, Tullio Carmlnatt and Qlgn Bacjanova supporting the fa ­ mous European star. Pola Negri playa the role o f the Countess Herds Wallentln, In lore with her husband, her ‘hotna and ' HHItiN PARK, PH IL A D E L ­ PH IA , May 26. — (IN S )— Babe Ruth slammed his fifteenth home run of the season in th? first in­ ning of the second game ef*tlio Yankee-Athletic double bill today. Walbcrg was thu*victim. Combs ami Durochcr rode homo ahead of the Babe. :> • . - -C 2 lbs. Compound Lard ....f.. r m■ 3 Cans No. 2 Baked B ean s..... '....... BARTOW -New Coliseum form; dly opened On We.it -Alain Street. No. I Cans W hite Cherries ............ S T U A R T -— City wide clean-up campaign launched here. 7 Pkg. Naptha W ashing Powder .— .25 .25 .19 .25 .25 .49 6 Bars P & G Soap ............... ....... MOSQUITOES burn ub- N E W YORK. May 26.— (IN S ) — tyv. , Nicholas Murray. Butl<r, president of Columbia University ind a stalwart Republican, today d-'niod he had come out fo r Gov. 1 .ank O. Lnwdon o f Illinois for president, asserting he had not written an endorsement o£ tho Middle Westerner as had been an­ nounced yesterday. The statement bad been issued 4 . —- 1 lb. Creamery Butter- Pint 28c Mosquitoes fold their wing* and drop in sta n tly w h en Tanglefoot Spray hits them. Here’s action— quick on light­ ning. Go now. Get Tanglefoot Spray from grocer or druggist. THE TANOLRFOOT COMPANY JUST taava your coupon In a convcnlant place for our Ice man and he will leave Vie full quantity o f Ice as required. Now that’s simple. N o waiting, making change or lost of time.. -213.Sanford Avc. ■ SPRAYS O il t i BEGG GROCERY 117 Magnolia — W c Deliver — Phone 671 Meals are not bard to plan fo r the housewife who buys at P iggly W iggly. W alkthrough the aisles, open Ihe refrigerator, inspect the fruits and vegetables, and your troubles will van­ ish. Texas Figs N ° Van Camp Baby Size “Look » 28c 25c 17c 50c 31c < Full Quart Jar Pickles 2 lbs. Compound Lard ... 5 lbs. N ew Potatoes Cloverbloom Butter lb. V/2 lh. Can Crisco « 99 These Over” P & G” or Octagon Soap ■V- .04 FREE! Premium OIL WESSON 1 Snowdrift 1 lh. Can .1!) 2 lit. Can .37 1 lh. Can 1, Prunes .25 .15 .25 .25 .23 English PeaH (G reen) per lh..... Fresh Cow Peas 3 lbs................ Fancy Wine-Sap Apples 3 lbs. .. 13 oz. Stawberry Preserves FRESH FANCY Raisins P L E N T Y M IL K FED ■T, ■sk if, ■ ' r s .& Fryers * * w# No charge For Dressing SANFORD FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. Rear Basket Pliolie 504 ■ Encore No. 2 Can ^t„r Super Suds SUGAR CURED j S lic e d B a c o n L b . 2 5 ^ | Mackeral , - <1 p _ 9^ B e e f L b . 2 5 / 1 1 E ach <( Roast *> L b . . - l All Over. The Wcrld 405 Sanford Ave. 222 First St. 120 Magnolia Ave. K \ iji nm kealic!’ X‘ J-Jwfii t *1 C o r n e d W e carry the best and freshest fruits and vegetables obtain­ able. \^S \. * t JIGGS FRESH PIGGLY WIGGLY 'if* d w ff; ***■ y. 24^ c an V E A L SHOULDER B REAKFAST • '> % 2 Lb. * ILfeiJSli! N o. p ^ g . i < £ Pkg. Lb. 20 ^ 3\7t Corn Flakes 6 ^/2 ? Bananas 5 ^ |Lettuce Head 71^ 25/ Octagon Large Pkg. Mm Lbs. KELLOGG’S Octagon •* 4 Pineapple 25/ 10 ^ Can * TOILET SOAP \ SLICED DELMONTE 19^ Cake Flour No. « / M ARKET DAY GOLD M ED AL 2fJ LH. PACKAGE 1 • Blue Rose Rice 4 354 25< Mustard PickleS Sweet Mixed Qt Jars 33^ OxOCOSL Quaker Maid 8 oz. Can 10 f^ Prunes Spaghetti MUFFETS 219^ c ^ r t WessonOiJpl2 5 q 4 5 c DEL MONTE DRY PACKED 1 Asparagus— Green Corn— Okra Green Lim a Beans— Cucumbers Tomatoes— Celery— Iceberg Lettuce \51 c an 1 Mixed Pickles 2 for Bermuda (Hom e Grown) 5 lbs. n°. SWEET FHKNCll'S Specials for Saturday 1I t wm DEI,MONTE DRY PACK $1.2!) 2f°r H[Y 2 c TallJ Ginger Ale CAN Deviled Ham j C AN AD A DRY .6!) ‘ ............... s II). Can UNDiatWOOD’S No. Comer Sanford Avc. and Eighth St. 33^ Per lb. 23^ pts 254 Qts 47^ 2 *<>* Free with grocery order, one pkg. Waxhing Powder R . W . L a w to n Milk CLICQUOT CLUM Ginger Ale HAMS Swift’s 1 Can 10/ IN M E A n * SYRUP Consists In not merely effecting u wiving, Init one should be certain of the qunlity as well. A & I* offers ils customers thi^ true economy every day— you make a saving on every purchase and you are always sure of getting the best the market affords. 1 t ■ M llia w W IW W e D eliver True Economy Saturday “Money-Savers 'Vi.- v Super Suds 3 pkgs.............. 26 y4 Mustard Sardines v .09 Shredded W heat 2 pkgs.......25 P er c a n ....... • - - - ........... 5 oz. Cove Oysters 2 cans,.. .25 Macaroni or Spaghetti „ .25 3 pk^Bi — *■*'’.’! Cigarettes per carton ..... 1.14 •M Granulated Sugar 15 lbs. 1.00 Fancy Head Whole Rice W hile Potatoes (N ew or Old) 18 lh........ r ..................1-22 Per lb. ............. ......... ........ .04 Nice Smoked Bacon per lb. .22 Pure Vegetable Lard per lb. .14 _ 25 lb. sk. Egg-O-Fide r VLay Mash ................... 1.08 Pure W heat Bran 100 lb. s k . ................... . 2.70 S nu ff 3 boxes ...................... 25 Quart 58c CASH Phone No. .11 Wholesale and Retail Saturday and Monday Specials- McCULLER’S TANGLEFOOT Buy your loe from the wagon or truck with the orange oval emblem ' SK A dclIcinuH M ila d 'o il— Rood to ea t b y llw elf. O tin d Rapid*. Mlclilf t o Get your book from one of our drivers or at our office. * __ __. : — ».t A h . I.T n n il (Cit) r o i T h e blame was laid upon «*1 {.CoViwraHoii c f TLong Island stbncgraphor. " I gaVe my steno­ w as Instantly ^killed today , whe. grapher two statements, one to Dr. his Ireland Meteor biplane crashed Butler and the other for release to on a farm near Curtiss Field. the ,»re»s,'' said Little. “ It seems she put Dr. Butler's name whore Fort Pierce— Survey completed mine should have been." Dr. But of proposed relocation oT cast ler merely said: *'I did not make end f slate road No. * between here and Okecchobcco. tho atnlrmrnt." RED ST A R G R O C E R Y & FEED CO. No. 2Vj Cans Sliced Pineapple .... .. #2 9 W esso n -?tt CURTISS FIELD , N. Y., Ml den. Colonel Little explained tbf |^ __(IN S )__ Herbert * ’ C* Doyj anrounccniont was “ a clerical er ! o f the g ^ p e r ft ^ --------- _ - as d ie s in c h a s h Butler Denies Story rn>mthe office «r c»i. Arthur w. ' He Supports Lowden Little, onejOf the baekera o f L o w IIUTII SLA MB ANOTHER 1 n Film That Stars Pola Ne g r i her child. In a wayward mood of discontent brought on by her hus-( band’s neglect, she leaves homo to visit her sister. While the train pauses a t a station, a fellow pasaengcr and family friend persuades her to take a motor ride with him. The friend purposely misses tho train so that Gerda in forced to spend the night with hln>. Overcome with tyftiorse, she tries to resume her Journey tho next day and Is horrified to leum that the train was wrecked and burned and that her husband believes hrt dead. Unable to face the shame of re­ vealing herself she is forced to re­ linquish home, husband and ‘child. The story o f her life Is one of the most fascinating which Pola Negri has - interpreted for the sliver screen. “ Three Sinners-' is directed by Rowland V. .■Lee, who also directed Pola Negri in "Barbed Wire.** cn m m tic Story Is - �........... UkitvK*r>0u V- - _ __ » < M w il aovd Ilf1. — r^MhNiifhA were four hunth.cil o f boxey’soitiirra'^ri rhg* r.nd t\tteVi, n’ ghnip Of ttiluft waifs going lb Cnn^rc.-w. .They trot hire, though, Over foyr hundred mile* in rn'in n’ntl mud tiny wulktd. and turned tip in Washington, Mny* 3.I8{M ready hut virtual surven has cfawned the for thrlr battle. They lost it then long e f fi.ls o f th iir lender. 7•' R a s p e d C re w O f U n em p lo yed I . e [ i O h io A r.d M arched T o W a.shinptnn T o D e U v c r lle a , F o r .Rerttcduil >L e g is la tio n * *.. ^ •*** ——• . ! . Some W ere Thrown 'W f'C a p ito l* Steps* . d e c e n t L a w E n actm en t fir in g s t U p M e m o r y O f U u r ly P o litl-^QK^W ho S ou gh t P le a s u r e r: 1 ' W ASH IN G TO N , May iM - (I N S ) l '-T h irty -fo u r years ago Jacob S. Covey, hcaditrg u mob 1/ raggei • unemployed which* had w alked W miles.from Ma-sillmi, Ohio, storm •M the national Copilot seeking re­ medial legislation. He was hurlid bodily o ff the steps o f the Cnpjtol am lthrow n into jail fi*- « inmth. • , Today tile legislation for which '* *« h - v vox*jf% Arm y fought in vain bids ST. A U G U S T IN E — Totat 3 div •in-* ri -:«on in full awing in Has' tings-Kikton potato district. T) HERAT,TL.KA: A , S A T U R D A Y , - M A Y 2 fi,1 0 2 A i West l’ ulm Dench— Bids r? it lv h d 'fo f lonstrurthii of ..not L'O-rnoih addition to tVd humari tifii ll'ltpit.il '•iiun'es' homo.’ . I A K E C IT Y — A m » s o » f fcrfKhl lin f tobacco in Columbia Ci.iint." thin year will be .nearly dcubl? thnt n’t lust year. ( it IP L E Y — Work prrgYelain t rapidly un new cuerthmue ami J.td SANFORD'; AVENUE BAKERY D o r t Thp No l ’ illci Method Savrn Plant Food. ATLANTIC ©AND GULF F E R T I L I Z E a 1— 1 C O M P A N Y t facksoHUlLtytoritU SALE -BY , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a . 1L W. Deane,laocal A gen t SANFORD: KLA. I » i Plum > 7S3-M S o licit y o u r o rd e rs fo r p ro m p t sh ip m en t fr o m J n c k so n villc Fresh , S t s p p fy oE t h e fa m o u s o a t m e a l fe e d t h a t m a k e s y o u n g c h ic k e n s t h r iv e and d e v e lo p in t o h e a lth y , v i g o r o u s [ H i l l e l s , o r e a r l y m a r k e t b ir d s . M o s t f n o : : l i e -il b e c a u r t : d s h o r t e n s lim e , 1 1.. A C / iiN G CA t ho fe e d in g l v . n - y txi u j c . ^ j u N i t h e i i g l u e o m b i n a - l i Hi t ! o a tm e a l, p r o te m i. .i ;m .' e .u l cod le er r n o ' . ’. r a c s m e a l, in d ry m in e r a ls , fa r m . It s new mb it. | , |,iu| Sss ^ rri'iiu a! lm*i i | i i \ " t |,, „| h i n t f> r mu iiK n v l i •• I tu t loll ' 1 1'., titiethlili .! • •> a* I . 1. (m u W i* i' :i- | i* i*-*I ,, g. r ii'. , . . 1 . <■' I'Mcrii Ii .iv .w ul • i. i ,. ,i , r hi-i-llilig tile , pj ,f |„ i T(„ , .| f„, | r j„. Uirow'ii •lowii i In.',, x. \ m inti i vent • :•• \ I,., . in h l i ; i | f n ill shu t timi* 'll,, ]ie,.|>|. I F the trc^cl .on your tirep Is u m n f\ tli___ iif f Ithe l i A ffabric n l t r i n iu ln r t. smooth— is cstart­ ing to show tlnoughT-o r if you r tires huve simply lost the sharp, limi grip o f now rubber—TRADE Glir/lol Snlili, r uni' x .rr.l.il >.|d >.r .... m inty I mill ii-kI ItJItl Irs XVi 11, lh.' t|i.- i in* ■'."\x It.- n . n ilnrk ,nit I- ini- i idlnr. >ir<| mi >|n | r*?nitnkl a h t a l a c l r r (Ihi-. k n e - • h ir / h II in t h f g . g a r b in 1 V > . Me | mi|!•• I W , f n 'i x' o T^h in ii 11,, — , n .' '..t the enx v riiu r diip x*f ibst sii’U* th»n lli« inareb *■> Wn hintgnn mil .1 n •• (orrr. |,ml ••nx e r»' •• to »hi- de­ li i'-v irrm ''Crtvi'' ’i A im v " fill! xxest nrn|> !f flcn ke,| i., I i \ . ' , |...fi,r,> tils i n n n l i I.- -O". |n n « .'x ..^ It xe.as i slitlMxT.'' that. '.‘0 0(111 n r r si.n*; ntt«m'ii*e!T !■• ?<dn h im . Dm r - m i | i n f f i f l e n h u . n 1* '-ii fr.im t h e Till XXI- t . t'tn fcr II C'di n e t F t V. t' krjl h u n d r e d • f n .'le ti, •m • rffi-e* I i i iilm, xx '| i In m i . i •!,► *• 1 F lIL ^ - P E P ©s?®Wfls®g M asle " I eil*'i r e H : Inti atf i| ‘A n m k e I...* 1 !'d e p r o g r n m ' i . f m n lit V mi i i . i i " H h l i ' n i i -will ,-i' v.-.irk t.. i b u n s . Ij'ilii- It is i.s-ein iiillv t r-•- . . . ' • i l l lig h t l.y I ’,.- \ • .. ,.j . i., M . y v n s i | lr r o b b e r 'h n l lias • Freight on (hr Filler and You Get the Same Amount of lllIN llllltS c e n t u r y . A MuUro bill s i n n .lta im o tiv ly |.y G n n k in g -tyid C u rn -m -v l o m n o t t c c ( W y ' , V i It to W llsh iim . I " I I i n n< n lr s t h a t iii,oi«.y hia'Mi . by i n n m i n n i t y pnW-:i i tf r i' t . - ' ■'''.ti l.«itiij-. ^hIi ; , I |1 ip tiriividt>i! Iiv »•" I'OVI i nio v ru f o r in.Iili,- h u p i i . v . iiii'iiI s ih r y .ic l , r o i i i i t i u r j | v tinnK I ' ll"l> 11,.Ill ) ''..l. t " I f I llv*r To gst to the polls on June oth Font Hathnwai ret my vote." said "Unde Jack" .Dean, SO yc*r old re tire J L j iflnr foreman yesterday. "Fens was one o f my bent * ami he ntWor wanted an easy job. I pave Mm an easy ( ■ op*-day anil h e’ told me the next morning he w-anted a Jobi culled for work, not loafing. I 'fixed him up. He never e\ plidned about anything unless the rations ran short. He tmX big eater. A t night he would lie by tha lightwood-knot fi und read anything he could get hold rf, I never dreamed I wi working a man who would ever occupy the Governor’s Thai hut Funs'wUI g rt thsrefbecause hf d*Mtven»lt* a rif-I know Yrs, I am ptouil o f hint/’ concluded ^fUhctir JSvk.’* 1 / Ni.tr Ihr < Car tin It Inr I'.n., f,n :r b i i u d r i - 1 mine, fxfppt L m- tf. * ■- ter Crops and Save Freight 'd'li-rp fitilr.l to ,1,, It, tilo ,,l,|ftt int 1 I....L - • j,: Buy A & G Brands— Get Bet ' ’T h e / t ( T i . ! , 4 - 1 MB * ■» mm- » ■ SLACK F L A G J u s t-Hteeelvcd— *• / . r ’ r '•'I'.iii'r.uttoii urtilrr »:nt • !a «'• • <l’«ld Pnlitical A^vertiscniant) , ----- li" an.I mm e . F O R M E R L O G B O S S 'W I L L V O T E F O B F O ^ i S P lustitc—fur; only -we. vryjrVT*”.'” ”T“> H. B. McCall Jndusteries, Inc w hat * tlrn«,V*CKMrtvd#'o# rofuikckc. k^air Liquid — ihe ^leadlle.Nt FOR ■ kill ,I tem t>chg nrrahpcxl In Cnsinu Ilnrrovn? f»r oc-mpancy of Daytona pay F. L. NIXON PROP. Corner r»th B t.'A T W T & n fn rd Ave. l •• ( From Ilolinon County Advertiser, Fridrjf, May Ifljf 103 50 ccb#1* for only » Biailff-piiit off liquid insecl-killer! X ou get a w h o le pi ill off B la c k iBuns-^Finger Rolls— Pics— Calces— General Line o f Pastries made fresh daily. You w ill find my bread: A t Lodges Groc­ ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and M cLain on Palmetto Ave., and Catch els Grocery on Sanford Ave., and Roberls Grocery on First Street. Anderson Grocery Cor­ ner o f French & 13th. St. Stehtrstroms Grocery on French Ave. Mrs. Tomlinson, 13th. St. \ * DAYTONA BEACH-iKpw nuit- nilol. nil'' !n, in....... . ||„.x 117 Magnolia-Watch Our Windows For Lowest Prices S lic e d B o d e d Sliced Smoked |Breakfast Bacon Pork Sausage Western Pork Western Round Sirloin And Daily Fashion Hint Club FO U N D Steak FO U N D CENTS CENTS W E S T E R N TO T ROAST OF THEM IN FOR NEW GOODRIC|I 6ILVKRT0WNS1 These tires pre two-way tough*, cued, by the Goodrich Water Cure..They arc built from stretchmatehed cords, heavily rublNMf. ized. They; gi,ve yqu the safety grip und the remarkable mileage of tbo famous Goodrich hingecenter tread.. And tbo service• tbut is still left in your old tires will reduce tlie price of new * Si 1vertowns 1 * r .i All makes of tires taken in trade. Bring them in—get our price on them now l PO U N D D rive your car to Our Service Station' Today UENTS Smoked C E N TS CENTS ‘i n a v u Y T b fR jn , W H IT E C. E. Myers, President H a lf or Whole SiiCKi-li**. .•••'iiiorT 4-x! rxim -'.li'i ,i,lr. llii* u*v*ti;i' ik i'li in Jrxrlu|ifxl‘ fii tiil> »ilk Iriumir'l with .illi i.il. iul liiu-ly li|< kill .ml .till hril in bumI i tiw- i . jU*«J • '«■*• ilh r iuiiif’ mltlfr'k :i< ll.c I'ailj Patrji jmikiU ate J'u'-it iii.|r -I laiTJ doaxuiivc Uruil ^ u ir n J it xat lit PO U N D CENTS POUND- CENTS ( L e g ’ O f Lamb, Lamb S houlder, Veal Pot Roast Corner First and Elm Streets S A N F O R D , FLORIDA U<Jiuui ii i 1‘ Kturul 1‘iiutcil D4Urm I . <■ �t o e P o T r «• ,**iTm.ir<i. I'litrijn. J ' ln u * ,> j n y A v r n u r , „ h e r a l d A T rtfe e r OT Inertia anlt)rd herald a rs SANFonn 1 . S A x r o n r , , r r . m t r n A . r n p ^ y . ^ T A Y 2 .7 , _ i j > y _ ir m t PRESS A N D B A R 1 Irralil la n nirnllirr »f I hr <‘i* votes, 'l his is hia argum ent, the essence o f his appeal t<» let nits kettle eonfess itself black, tllirrmi n( ('Imitations. mi Himtil A %mm I1111Inn mi * «11ff 1 bnlltiainl mm11 nrr Inf the neonlul "In " I n all nil the years vunra which I have served you vou Jn tho people: In the 1 I f f the press be as T| -guilty■ as Mr. lU k f ii, A U ifrllirr* 11ml .U ir f lU . ,t f lag Agriil* nMrlt w n ilr* fnrli lower house of Congress there is not one thing to which any* |*nhltafcrr iurmlirr In mihmlt l«» it one can point with criticism.” * ' tlliftV S li ntlflll nf nriharrlpllnit j IliiU 'In nrtlrr In »rrlf> nlinilnlrl) And as he made that statement, we tried hard to think n*l rbiltvia nf rlrnalnilnn, u* « r ll n* feo»*f( ImilnraR malkudk. of one thing he had done that we could criticize. Wo j.... * j"; . l o i * p " ’™, t Vi’ c pm* in jhi* care, would be ihe profes- ■— -- - ■— ---------- :— thought long and hard, and after wo came home we thought some more. We got out our files of Congressional records land newspaper dippings and we went over them, We .searched through letters, pamphlets, and documents of a!| kinds. And then we thought some more, and to save our *. MAN A N D HIS FELLO W MOR lives we could not find one thing he had ever done to c r it iTAL—A righteous^ u\an rsgarileUifdzc*.. We could no I find om* tiling he had ever done at all. ‘ the life of bin beall: but the‘ tuu .... fourteen years as the rejircsentulive of this district in (ter mercies o f the Wicked me cruel. the United states Congress, and lie has never done gm* thing. —-Prov. 12:10. Some sage philosopher must have been thinking of Joe P R A Y E R : jM ay Thy mercy ex- when he said,.“ Some men never make mistakes because they tended to us, our Father, be shown never do anything.*' We don’t think there is a citizen in tli • by us to nil Thy creature*. ! fourth district who will take issue with him on the main Our Idcn about the race for the * thought of his speech. And we believe that if lie were sent • , - F R ID A Y , M A Y 2V \ ------ *. ------ - -----------------BIBLE VERSE FOR TO D AY .... H 4 - islature i* that theru_i*.m, uw.j hack Uj C o n g re s s am i lA^nainod th e re fo r t lit* le s t o f his life , lacing n man unless you Imre he still w ould n e v e r do a n y th ih g , a bettor man to pul in hju jduvu Seminole 'County Joe Suur* sup s■portern ..........' attended his meeting Inst night. Yes, both of them were | there, und u few disinterested <iti* fl *cn*. H ----- o ------W c would like to support Hill Glenn o f tlic Orlando Sentinel for delegate, but Rill is not quite* frank enough about wlmt lie thinks about A I Smith’s cundidacy. Wr * -- — — — -o . Ttu* sight*'of id*’ HU]i|s>sedly fafUtIt*** w ife rendered him insum*, lie [ killed tu r. That net reiriorcd bin J winity. .Under |ho law this r e - 1 Huired his release from liability I both for murder and insanity. In { short, the law jK-riij'.t* a quibble under which, in effect, one may ] go* insane purely for purposes nf minder and then escape both the penalty for m urder and the penal­ ty for insanity. Tills statement of the matter would probably ha belli by a court to t.v technically iuacurate, but to common sense it ffts the theory and outcome o f the case. I f that in true then the hair splitting o f the pot lawyers must share with tin* n* lsirtes* and noslnesn r f the k iln |re-s t’le rcsponsiliflity for this breakdown o f jt:stice. A juror in the recent .Sinclair trial remark­ ed, uft*-r the trial was over and he had access in the commonly known facts in the rase, an ac­ r e 1* ptevvnled liv the rulc.t ,,f evi­ dence rp| lied to the trial, remark­ ed dial du* deeluion made the ju rv tool: like a m t o f simpleton*. It did indeed. Was that tin* fault of the pr* s* or nf die rnh s of eviileni • maintained hv routls and Imr? *' l)n improved City proper Iy at 7 per cent;’ 3 to five year Burglar Htraigbl loans' on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good Says ii business prorjerty. Throw1Em Up1 S A N F O R D B O N D A N D M O R TG AG E CO. Take No Chances ’ t 112 E. Second SI. But Before He Comes Call State A n d County T a x . « ■' u s.. . w e’ ll give you insurance that* will cover your loss com­ pletely and you’ !! smile llte smile o f happy forethought as you turn over your valuables. *■ # Books A re N ow Closed Same will be open for taxes June 6th to June the payment UOth with tional cost o f Advertising. of addi­ „f ** . 'fax sale will be hold Monday, July 2, H)28. A . P. Connelly ^ and Sons V’ 'fa x ICsl II Id idled l!»VH Pltuiie Jno. D. Jinkins, <’ollcclor Seminole County. i .M.ignuliii I — 1» — 1 ---------- o —------- \ivi-Scclion 7'iJt ,7 c o n i’u o u j n •1.. Mi- v Th & Sanford Hei r s 19 % 15ih ANNIVERSARY SEMINOLE COUNTY <; i m i -: c o n v m n t i o n I \KI*;t V M M I 1)1, 1.u W ill ! u \ hi V .. I t .if \r1! 1 Tin • *f>L*ltoiiii, 11 •‘lit: iilii' , ill l 111( • -I It ;.In U oil a* i l , o f ( ol* hi j hiivo :t> Mill) l*t Hill tel I" ■ 111111 | loit, Wipe oin llf 1 it O’ M ! o i' Im i In I* liilli I m u « llllihllllt w till The Eustis Luke Region has tak­ ‘ I >t*IIIOI t .'ll it ( t*ll\fill 1’ Ol fit 11» Mir '.lit., ol ! i«»i oi.t o ioI Vlaf.TUit'; en itH stand in favor o f Doyle itfDJ I.N III) U lll^ nil .I'MlI di l l . *! . Carlton, a move which would seem tile Hill 111 11 •i i Te fol to indicate that ul| Luke county •' merits the eoUbiileratioii ol ail ' / I y. t III ■ v. 11 . U i 41 Is in t ll ' hut Hathaway’s, notwlthslninling M i l l ! h c r i l |I| III,II I a t . 1| in Im i ll •■l■11 **i .*11 cdli'g. for t in- I •, iiioi lit a Dr. McKenzie and ttilberl Leach. Oil tile proponitiull thill the Mutcp nominee in tin* p ic d tin g pre.i w Ii i c li fuminb Demociaiy * drill ml I'll ! I loll. Dr. McKcnxie InslHtS he I* not Hlrengtli should have the piivileg, Il 1* arum.I Hint if such a plan! expecting anything far working for at least uf lielping to pick the Wiic ill ,'ljiit tinvv, l In slates “ liiiji i Funs, H,uthuwuy. O f Course he candidates. went I •cinnernlii m I'.Cl would iuii’i ' but Kni if lit.. Isn’t, he were offered the tie p o in ts ou t th a t to lluug** bace II i,no,, vi,t, .. ami the sl.il* cliairmuntdiip of the Slate Road (iow M u m i, N e w V o tk , IV iiliejl width ( ooliilge tali nd in I '.'*-1 1 D e p a r t m e til a f t e r June b, bit Vania, M a s s a , I n e e t l s a ia l M u tiig u ii, would have I III Ivvvei votes tlian Wouldn’t turn it down, would boT nolle o f vv tlii Ii Im* g i v e n n popiil.u (le v ai llially uill b.iv<• at lion ion m a j o r i t y to a I ie tii o e r a l a iioninu*' I h'l'e. il" is point, ll Mil . i- tl,< foi |ilt ",iili’lil s i n c e t l f o v e l I I ., I L f la y Arillnlroiig of IS'ioui'.tl re.i "ii |,,i |lie t«,, Hinds ml, cola want* to go to Houston to l a n d s lust c l c i t i o n in I 1'. 1'-’, “ id n I •e'lio.ial i 0,111 u'loiis- t( help nominate a candidate for tilts, have more vote* in the . oiiv. nl a,n in dappoi |ioumeld of votes 01 i * l . ... .. I , , VI . ■■i ftHouston t i ,i i , t , I limn 11 it • . I the I , . , (v“ l lbolls iil I i I luioe I , I, ut preaidt'iuy. t nloituiiuiely Mi Peniocratic vonvvnliont; ultiioueli cm lie slate* of Alabama, \)kan Armstrong is *• strong supporter of Loucniui. a- i Ii** party operale* now. litis AJ Sntitli and will cujucsiUuntly find sas, Florida, (ieurgia rule is Ho only ptotia*lt,*ii vvltnh vutc getting a serious proidem in Missis, 11,pI. Noi lit and Soulli *’nl i lin.i, Ti xu* and Vtrtyiet, alt ol sieilhem I'rnioii id Ii- states have I Florida. , vvlmb bilVe MJ]ij*oi(ed I Ii ion, t*a1 1, ,'j ien-i a uoiniualioii ailiilcanly | ciunlidaies for pi■>■siderii withom lolled |iV a smil 11 group of l hick I v A t * great national spelling live fail since |8 7 d, I opli hi I ui uonl ii'inotiiit ii slates' held recently in \Vaabiitgl«*it **».o To tcinedv llos *iiii of ibing. in the not tli. little g irl edme out the vjetor lie* Iln-sc ideas also have been *ri Kalian till) knew kill* If t'lltJULfh t IJ begin 1M*L' IIJ i -Mr. Stockton would bring ,'thout foitli by llivati Mini, of l.nlelantl, cause*ahe enough to i aucli lei oiislim ill,a ,.( |)<’iu **v iuti "knutjt" with a " k ” . And we dura win, is u eatalidale for deb gat* say Unit the gitj wh0 slipped on policy a.v to deny voting •*•pi, ii large I,, 1 In* lloie Ion convention. ■t'litMtioii in llie n.iliorml lonven tlisst word w ill never forget • it V V i|\ should tin* south, l,e in its 110. tiou to: • , nguht happy , oinlitiou of fiiniiibiug the F ongresiioiial diet i tils win I T i --------- o— Volys wild,, olbei stales, l.iggelv At* vs* nil, our Hlat^ nesds un, fiUl either 1*0 .els, t a ) >i Uioci avi, Holt I lei 10, l ain . ill, (ol,. tin* Immill.. ___at it man is ^ onglessniad *•( to i a, t at least * *" ? I hvie, w hile by no means in acti • fighter. Sue# John f»— lortiii. is the man Fieri. |f,,tUKl vot* f,,,' ,i 1)< i.i*',,*rain to fo in* up i(* un own wislie f -lie -- — ■ i, j* , + + cm ', lined 't »" II \ \IM1CP iijl Meiomi.it* ,.f Uit* remain,I. , da st# uld icnd to WMWWlfilltl'P «W.tt*',,f‘ ir Mim-'K . r. m ''illy r of „ f ttw .o on m js ,m longer uicomp menl the labors ,u|. Holla; tve, preiediitg evuigi, sioni.t etc, tor F rUhcr. I f lie 1* aiocMd.ltidp tlnnst gnd to Ain, ha, Histrii-t " t , . lined [.. iIN,,. rinve.l upon it Hie' olun.lda, I awaii ..........due*. ' vv. be, of ,.,|,rr M a , « U n I r i u 'I counifc*y a t le l*t will know the party ill liigb iual .. . . tin*, .... t buly leave tin* me |,«ny n«m, o f Floridu'a jvrtvisr WnatiM*. J,‘>H'p) Rlro. t in»l /auie. and Virgiu I *kiniL will, i| iillhotipn 1 (try In ualiotud eb*etioii*. —M*« Tli llcruld S>i: i ’ll" Issued Saturday May 26th, COUNTY A COPY OF THIS EDI­ TION TO YOUR FRIENDS AND n B ACQUAINTANCES ■S*. U P TO HIS OLD T R IC K S . FLO RID A Be This edition wi!! present a complete and compre­ hensive record o f the progress made in this coun­ ty since its creation in 1913. E ADVOCATE’ ii’ has kglni'd. — Sarasota Time*. M , .V 'U '’ .....“s"1*’ h’o 'rr. furnirvl us Hint "there i* no limit \nd 1 p received an almost j n,,r. ut notida and a (qn.lldute, I* to iho time in -which tax cert if L - • - Idenli* . ol ’ r port from ^ We*t. u,“ ‘ Horlija ,’’ l'* 'Ma ; “I* »« ids old (licki. of playing up- eatc* may be redeemed’’ ua the igmruii.c t,f ih,, voters. , , inn hi* morning. , , . . ^*f couisc, he (old us, when the in a in k here .Nutuidaj night, m icrlifie«u* ,* two years old the Hathaway deservi** no more "pr the roada of this slat-.* fatt* said, umor g Other thing.*, puri hnsi r enn apply f.mju.lax dred. lowliest convict who work- that if a mans land is sold fori but thW very larelv‘ hkppen* h„ u'tci the piopertyilV sold, jwtn He was only working taxes, h<* bus just twenty.four | * Our informant glia* stated that puopla^ but i l seems he hotiis la> u id* m s vert 4Ren In* i* culli'd upon to ivlic t'll j U x eeitifiea les ln . f i v e , The Herald will have copies of this feature edi­ tion wrapped, ready to mail, and will send them i: iUiUUk>4M tukiwuujtU >i te; •*♦• j ;r J S w S sh ----------------------- f c sssanssMte***" 11 ■1' ■ G i.»* i I « . • . '« ** k V 0\'§£" ten *■ "Lnur^yiti^ c iu ily or 1 ixjii twenty ( ears after the n o * Tifficiais who deals With bun.lre.l. j |M*r y I s t ^ j jt J J H J jv v %• »*Y. M ONEY TO LOAN sion represented by Mr. Taft, the American liar. A Iqymiuf may not attempt, without rebuff, to pierce the in­ tricacies of the law, but lie may, some of their out cropping*. Remu* ci<cn|>cd conviction on plan that lie wan iiimme purely lor mur­ der purpose*. Of course he did i Mini', Kcndemen. let tu reform not 11uk.it like thn< tie win wine. * ai h mlier. Perhaps it die ("u ujes P. T i l t * ai da* Imr veil I wn;h away in imr luvvf, which any thinking the ui o f . tli-*. pretti iinii iT then ttlfflli will iiifrce, rillii’ it be (torn*. ’ b* i n iinii:. uf tin* pres. tan. mitJt n- lesi*li«hiic and not tin* gov­ iutoa*l> render the bar white as ernor bus the power tu make or Sl'n.' Aaiiiic.'in ill-dee will 1)1* ri pe.11 law*. iom (long I , braij instead o f blush Falls is Simply up l<* his Old III ••((! Irirl.s of iryuiK •*> fo*l ilu* public (. •ice Smith, ii stud**t|'.at f n i ai ||i»* ,-auie lime preying upon (In Jttauraacu.iif ibosv whom lie think* '• il . i f l lullJ; , a.liveU here Tin day for the ruiunicr v^rnttnr. will -mjn'ort him. Speaking before Ilu* semi annual meeting uf lie* Idler national ('(inference for Ilu* investigation of v i\i-seelion. ”' f --------- o--------Charles Kdwuril Rits.-e!l, fannrl radical ant Imr. detiontued tli . I t Is maid by some people practice of cutting inmiceiil nnimnls or filling lle-m wiiL • Whose brains are not fogs, 4*Jt the state* goes fo r t’ ntts filthy diseases as is etistonwiry in experiments of medii id - bhe will go to the dogs.” science. In conclusion ill** l!t!jS I’lililzer I’ri/.e winner said; i * Agpes L. Mehrllng, Tumiui. “ V ivi-seelion lias never revealed anything of ilu* slightest rather peculiar that I In1 value to medical science." To 'tunny of tis who remember the thrill of our fir : Hathaway machine should object to Carlton’s,"piud-slinglng" when rabbits or who have expelieiued the warm affection of u it would be so ortsy fo r the Ontncs- faithful dog, these words in de foil sc of dumb animal.- vv il’ vlllo Equipment division to put on at first glance, find a vein m rec«*|n»Mi. \W hMrlJ't itiis<, Oh^e mud guards 7 d**r r.‘ 'It,* !lmu hi of tlii* loiiucing fear or ;ho ex* nn iuion, r -----*----- o----- -----Dr2 IJncoln llu llry of Ntelson pain which -nan's pet- are olieii siihiected tu in 11■•■ siileuo* Wi view with lepne University Ihih taken the stump recesses <1 an experimental i linie. for Doyle Carlton. Tlicre is a nance tales of ernelt v eiuumilti il by seentitigl.’, hearlh - do* murkgd difference between the tors, tireless in then -earth fur remedies. Nnthaway,stumpers and the I ’uilRut in justification in a highly heiiefu lal profe. mn am, luii stumpers. in repudiation of Mr Kn ell’ statement about th value <• ' A -----------o Messrs. Amos and Mayo are two vi vi-seel ion, which Ita- heel! re;piiiisdt|e fur mum *11 * *»\* t candidate* whose opposition will ics o f inestimable imi*oi"an* e to mairkntd. we mu i a*' n be only <*f a nominal cbm acter, that tin* experiuieul • m •111> in n inn I go on l i ’ i*, icyteii afford in g an out lei for lllose win* aide I hat. man s niosi |ov ai * mu i pa toon > mu i * i 1 1* <• in "i J, ' like change even though it's small I hat the Itum.iii oj Ilu p* u mav live I». ■11• r aid Im, * ■ change.— Orlando Reporlei -Star. **tqAe<l A 1 >w*P»pt man? front vo 1th west Florida nuya tlist Gaits and Hathuwiiy have lust vtrcnfth heuvlly Jn that MrUon 4nd what they h a w lust fa rlto n 1 •IIn rhaa4tU'eiTj|'d ot- latll-ncTfuivenieht ivlwli eT wit limit i a peer. He stands in a class utterly without a competitor 1 for doing nothing. If that great parly, tin* "Do Nothing' ! parly, of which we read in history, were extant Inday. lie would be Hu* grant! exalted ruler, tin* supreme cyclnps, the ' high monke.vly-moiik of the w in d ,, business. ||j;; r< i <.nd for*] inertia compares favorably with tin* mosl .-.lagnant i> d which ever dried up. Rut we believe the time lias conn* when in* will hove Pi move, to move nut and let sc.iiemie lake his place who can fill it. General Nobile and bis supurb dirigible "Itu lm " tiuve flown across the. North Pole, a feat which causes scarcely a ripple of excite­ ment in this sophlstuled age. Coolidge has again ..vxdoed the M cNary-ilaugen Dill, and lie prob­ ably would have done so even if In* did choose to run for in* knows tiiat rlass legislation is not only unemistilutioiinl loll also impractical. —„ M IA M I D A IL Y NEWS J oe S ears has not paid m an y v is its l o S a n fo rd d u rin g recent years. When.lie first trt>ffftn running for ’(jongroaK . „So t IiFk in Juiil&S! Sou what ficni mid j urie., iiavc i>.mc rhrM SintWl 'nrr»mt rim s mutter over n decade ago, he used to come here frequently and talk • Ncw a people whttT, u n f, m ihr i,„*,i„m ir al.out the beautiful St. Johns Kivcr and what an asset it tvn« .. .Under tlliB |u,adjnf; churtm •>V I'lmIHn, muter art ill . llnrch a.1 H0 T. to this country, and how he personally would dig it out so 1*. T a ft lay* upon the press the bey triad to that giant oeciui liners 'could ascend its twisted bends and responsibility for his failure tu il|«r . ,er*“ ^ «** m : n ......... t : rVlnimarr convict Ilcrnus o f a murder which help to dot its banks with metropolitan cities. ht be deco, \it n iiiatu denied he Had ’ committed. discovery i n. J o . \ i » Moni'Rlng Killtor Rut that story, as the years went by, became ragged nobody The press built Remus into a speed of iind cnoth eaten, and the well m e a n in g but worn out Joe "K in g o f Hoot loggers." It built •h u m m i* n o * n.vrr.x of this g f _ *7.00 couldn't think of anything to suy when rivers, canals, or up the anti-prohibition sentiment id sweef iiiiilu j dredges were mentioned1in his presence, and a * such suih- Which gave Rsmus the sympathy o f Seim ’* *, * M<*,“ tt ;xcgri t truer ji«dtsiilway»iha(! a way of*popping; up whenever he happened his community. It buiit up a just* ideation o f tlte murder *»y the Panic ln>& ibiuil Sanford, bp wisely decided it best to avoid any theory Unit Mr. Itcmus through -----^^ffuy.embumissment by Emitting this city from bis tile advurtcei of a prohlbltlen lav; lien* S m u SrrtJrrL rr< I ^ enforcement officer. Tin* picas . th is «n |irrliir >■m M f I hmiihii ml i i i i i i i , ,1 gave Remus n trial l>y mob and so Ifjhdadmitted last nigiit, he cixnc mighty near getill H i t Ir aillnK r « * n Ills escape from the con­ n o rlif. T b r I.' a >pcd two years ago by a woman, so lie tried awfully produced fluences of..his art. Th)* is the l r r ( f I r l r n l In I 'ln rliln a m i la i'." b'juvl to.think up another story which ho could tell to the substance of Mr. T a ils reasoning. ill r q u a l . profile o f this section in a last minute dying struggle to gurhFor the sake o f the argument, I _ • *v.V . M • v , ' 't ' s O *' la -’ 2. •’ • .. '• i . * .> • . - �I i Tnr4 *----- ^Rr‘ • f ■ •P* .Unf.u.'i • .\T •' A »• . fc»I . *« >*- / A lL «JC THE SANFOIt!) HEKALD, SANFOKl), FLOHIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 2S, 1928 I ■!■■.. ■ I Mrs. Bailey's Guests M argaret Talbott W ill Give Recital Enjoy Bridge Party \y . IKoi.i ||HP4b Mfc• am 'A ■'■ Brown.— Margaret .Talbott. Vocal solo; (a ) “The Bells Of St. M arys’’, A. Emmett Adams. (I.) "Three” For Jack". AV *H. Sr)uirc.—Martin Stinvcipher ac­ companied by Misj Smith. Reading, "Anne of Green Gallic*" Montgomery—Kulhleoi laing. Poems (a ) "An Old Man’s Re* trospcdlotl" (b) "The Family Group", KtrRkland AV." Gillilan M argaret Talbott. * Most enjoyable In every w »y Mis- Margaret Talbott, & senior wfig the lovely bridge party given of Si'niliml,* High School will in* WedntBtloy evening by Mm. ti. i presented in jin eVpN*sloti tecital. Mrs. Wynn W . P o t t e r -----—— "---------W. Bailey nt her home mi Myrtle Friday evening, May JT> at hi (hi o’clock at the .Seminole High Avenue, Entertains Her Club Numerous baskets filled with Schtud. Miss Tallrott is a talented ----- -------- ‘ ; " vivid hued zinnias, ruses and other pupil of Mrs. M argaret McRae A very pretty morning bridge -----Miss Matie Couraan of IHT.and, String flowers w n o used with nr- M uffrtt, and will be assisted by FRIDAY party and luncheon was that of Sanford ltelw’ kah, Lodge will Thursday, when Mrs. Wynn AV. spent the day here rhur. day, us . tlitie effect in decorating the Mi-s Kathleen Long, Misn ChnrSEEKS UFISOI.L’TION the guest uf Mrs. John l.conuidt. tQ()n)K f^r lh jj affair, lotte Smith and Martin Stineciphmeet at 7:30 o’clock at Ihe Odd Potter entertained the members cr, The public is must cordially in* WASHINGTON, May " b— 1‘pllnWs Hall over tin* Basket. of tlie Young Matrons Duplicate Mrs. Donald *'. Powcts left .up su.w aXpun .ittsv p i^iu j There w ill be nomination of of­ Bridge J.unehoon (Tub at her Wednesday nfterncou for Port muiu diversion for the evening, the vited-to attend this ix*cllal. The fIN S )--Following n ' hrnfepmeft ficers. Myers, where she " til visit her genres for the games were kept on ; program iu full covers the follow* with Sj'.eaker Lougworth, Refhome iu Rose Court. ■ --.-BATURDAY . Tilsort Zif C.onneetiCUt, Republican tallits done in bridal designs, and Ing numbers: Daisies, -roses and asters were parents, Judge and Mrs. Stout. j Huslbn-Babcock wedding nt five combined with ferns and 'used in P>ems (a) The Life Rend'' Hon e Leader, announced that n Mrs. John Walker McGlu.nory " te n the gam es' hud been .cono'clock nt the home" of thcv bride's profusion in decorating the rooms Vivian Yciscr Iaitrum urcf A form resolution calling for adjourn­ of Orlando, spent the day here d n '1" 1* toP »ror* l,rlw * “ Pink ment of Congress nt five o’clock l>hrents. whero the can) rabies had been Friday ns the guest of NV(>• AVIlb ■milled ta.udolr pillow, was a wont er Sanford tiirl), Children’s Story Hour nt 10:00 arrunftciI for play. A fter the Inst ed Mrs Earle E, Junes, For having (1*1 "D ec mber",—M argaret Tnl* next Tuesday, May. "it, would be iam A. Fitts ill. itilredurvd today. The House will o'clock at t ie .Library. belli the link;, card in cutting, Mis^ but;. board had In*, n played, scores were have little trouble in winding up Mo n d a y a Pimm solo, “ Prelude”, R nrlr Charlotte Smith won a daintily collected and il was found that J. W. O'Halleran. *>f Slmtv.in. . l ’raycr Bond of the Presbyterian Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr!) and Mrs. Plantation, spent Friday and Sat i *'iu woid: red tea npren. mauiiu’ff Miss Cbnrlutte Smith, its business by that time,” said Church Auxiliary will meet nt Ernest "Householder had scored tirdny in Sanfortl. Poems, Vivian Yciscr Lnrrnmore. Tilson. I The Chandeliers were bidden 0:30 o'clock nt the church. (a t "Though They He Legion" highest and, were tgivi u silk h me. ' _______ with gay colored ballon:*; and when Nearly due-third* of thu revc%. Auxiliary o f the Presbyterian Kollowingi the giimcs. the tnldcs The'tUany fricmis '.f Mis t l.iieRle the t rizes had been awarde.l, these (li) "Today"— Kathleen l-ntig. .Church will have birthday party, were ovorkfht with dainty emlirof. Proctor wfll regret ta ienrn that wi i .* released' and to each tmloiyu Vocal solo, (a) "Pale Moan", runs of American motion picture ul 4:00 o'clock nl the church. dered lunehpop covcr^ and centered she continues ill at lur heme on was fastened a small card on which Frederick Knight l.ugan (hi dislTihulors now eomo from abnmd. Regular mvoting of the Truth with green va*:-, fdhd with asters. "Homing" Tttcsa Del RJego,—Mar was written, "There is News in the Park Avenue. Seekers Class of the Methodist At one o'eloi k";i tasty four euur.e tin .Stie,’cipher uoeompanied try Air."There was found to be an­ V.Kufch will be bold at :i:Ilt* o'clock |liftichefyt tv'ia yefvrd.1 ! Mr. and Mrs. ;fidward Higgins other small rards announcing the Min* Charlotte Smith. lit the home of Mrs. W. II Wr *» Covers Wcfe J;iiiJ for Mrs. ,1. D and Miss BAni Warren Kasl -t by engagement of MUs ..Entity Bailey Reading, "The Man Of Sorrow", li.’nns, .’lOI J’nrk Avenue. H-isUv ,v: W oodruff^.AfTif!:*)l<<tt D. Caswell, have returned liomt fi'ohi Jark- Jand Mr J. sepb t.. Bull, the mur- Wiusiou ( bupeliill,—M argarrt Till* SPE C IALS IN ,*Mrs. E. A’ :* Me Retina. Mr«. C. C.IM rs. Robert'..P Roily Jr., Mis. sotiville where they rpeirt several riagt* to'take place, .June at iiotr 'Priest,'Mrs. C. U.TlraVVYry. M m Erm s-t Honsrhobler, Mrs, AV. C. days, Piano s*jlo,‘’'Country Hardens", Nnrfolk, An., and ii Im T. announcing G R A D U A T IO N It. M. Mason uud Mrs, J. [*'. Me Hill, Mrs. Janie... 1\ Ridge, Mrs. .V tltnnger—Miss Chnrbitte the mntriage uf Miss Edith Stall- Perry GIFTS I Cleltund. Densil Stafford anti Mr;!..Potter, S uf St. Pct- ini^ uf Atlanta, (in., and Mr. Smith' » itfrs. It. I'. Atl i’ipe Organ Club o f the First *— * --------Ri a*iuigs, "Angels Wickedness", i ersburg. is visiting hero Us the tim tg e W. Cowan, the marrintrr Baptist Churrhw.il me**l at .*S :::0 Qiufpr <i Itriflfrn T ilth guest of tie,- daugitti r, airs. Reeves! buying taken place Apr. til a t At Marie Corelli Kathleen Long. ./clock „ t the (hur. li with M s. • ,(,? C , Situs at her homo on Palmetto | hints. "Joint Owners Iu Spain", Alice i A. Anderson Jr., and ’Mr.,. In. I s ( i I V C I l L u n C h e O I l Avenue. Refreshment i consisting of ices ■Sub ihvvnril us hostesses. -------,, . . ... „it„ ! frozen in the forms i f E asier lilies, son, Mrs George Cowan,. Miss Emily It nicy and Mrs. T. A. TalSocial meeting of the St. Agber ReCw-l'ittg the cordial hospital- mutured t.1 Orlando, Wednesday. ‘ n'.gel fu. , 1 cakes frust(Genuine Diamond r.uild of Holy Cross EpisciVpul j Uy of tie hostess in every way, where thty s|s nt the tfTtenioun. i ; 1' *» >dlu'v 1," ‘l ptmeli were served lei" n. . ^ — - — —HQ—thrTtnacim^-asBliited -Iw Miyi* y . Bar Pins - \Ibupe ! Z rUat nT*.I-Un r V With ^ T n MU oMclock . . s - a. s. o. . k e m e . . .io m i Mrs. John I.eoimriij and guest, j A. Taiterson, Miss I.’ iuim! Quart I ■ ■ — ------1 —------— cz llaymoiul Hall a"-l .Mn- Grover : j J-k1 *. j-y Alxj. LincM I1j ii » Prom $10 to 5300., Mina Huldah Muorrheioi^nf AA'aab*; tatlTund Miss EtluMa Tattcrson. ^ Cetluan as hOAtcs. (■*.*.'• . ! holder, when she entertained th.* ingtiiu. D. inotons! to Daytona, Tin* guests for the evniitg wero MR. AND MRS. BRITT ROG­ LA D IE S W R IS T Piano recital by pupils of Mi om'ml.. r< of tl,e Si-tors Hridg** Ben* h. Wednesiluy, where they] Ml** Sera Warren Kosterby, Miss ERS STA L U N G S went to organize a Prague uf prune,.* Dutton, Mrs William A Fannie Stembridge Muii«.m s \T, " ''n l. at In r Imm on Evans Street W A TC H E S Women* Ante is._ Fills I I I . Miss Nude Williams .'clonk at the Semin !,■ Hu* . D "aotiln, of I,,tidy cut flower of Atlanta, lie' rgra. annotitu*'' Rulovu— H of feres .sihool, honoring tin* Si'ioi*. ’ ■, '* h" *' gardens "ei<* Mis* HuMult r*i< vrt 'H ftil uf * } * ' HvUa iMiihm-ii . MI hm tbo iimilingo *T their daughter l*-e«| iu it* • lal'l.g tin rouli;uf Edith Puget . Wjtshiii^t'ui, l> ( , Atlin hiiH ^ huriiiti* SuiiU*, Miss M.n;<ic It.mi High Sell.ol gradual* *.i r.'j KIprin— Waltham tl bam1 in *' tiunie. and t*> cen­ the gue-l " f Mrs. Iolio l.uoliatsli, 'ey. Ale ti, IVin.. Lee Hell, Miss the pitblie i* j'uiiliallv inv.i,*' Hampden ter lb ti n | 'h .ipi null ,| luiii'lu u: left Friday fol T.ill.ilui- * c ami Alloa llowaid. Mis, Haile E. .1 * lies, .Mi ti. uite Wasbiii’tli'ti Cowan table;. T m ‘ day. Ilte Tenth of April, Altunin, tilt., where she will spend Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs, l.ec Peck 25 per eent o ff o f TDESHA V .After a te'oplinr f’ *in e»>iiri<* a short tunc heftne i.tonuiii: t<* Mm- Patty,. |.vJ,s. Mi*s Fnida Nitu teen Hundred und twenty V/ariau I'll* le t III- I n* * B Ip regular prices. gap . >1 pr*igre*sive lur home. eight „( Muviinnnb. fin.. Miss ii.*i church will m *t at 7.M |l n;J... . : ir : u bei i. w i play vd. and AtIntilu, ' lenti!in uMork at the lame : Mis. i i Mes Ri.ll, llelli' tlei lit. • been ‘ ;1,v1,1 •'"'"'sball, Alt’- i l.uiljsej ) In- Iil'n |i ' ■i * -iun, >'i ui e. S P E C IA L F t en am HI*. I -I'.I I Avenue, wir*. ' ulti'lidiug t 'Diversity >1 Alalmma Quart ','k. Miss l.theld i l.i’ l-r ru luiiili d and ttm | i w t M s l rueii.au ami .'1. K. M Eai 75 W hite Gold Fill­ In ;ln t . 11 , a ni*■! ■v pnwdi’i . iai aii n*d I .one l-iblay alter umii i —— ■ In* u . i•>, •p ud ltn’ siluimei u itb lit*i par «. . n w nb'd AD M. S A\ iggm ed W rist Watches ' li.ule K —-------------------------------------■ , ,w r* laid f* i Mi- \\ 1 I ,.lit-, Mr and All U EDN'KSD \ A in four designs. :r. 11:11, Mi AID* d \\ I ui .Ir,. All I ' IUV . u! H 1 \ llll, 1 I' "I!* I u mull Him‘..j Mi ■ I miihTm nar.iiw ai not Regular $17.50 val­ IVltl’rJ In il bn-lii't D gli l aim. Mt At S Wiggiti . Mrs lira v i-. , i n.lMiul,,. .|. -*.* ti.. :.111,1 in 1, '1 1*'111 ue. Special ! Peiku. . 'I ' Pen y -Alel*i an*, 'it ,. I'rida» v\ilb in i p.iiinl- All g!V* II All 1 1in*r *«f 'li . I I> t Palo r a.,d Mu lla.rv > ■ " il* tin. ft 111irf•;( t. Ma , . ' 1in J. $7.75 Each h > l .ii i. .ir . M M* 1. ill• ('.11 DLL tSIIN -1 Ol I ! It AI.ARRI At.l 1 Al>*; t boulo Dg,lt n „nd ball 1 * *,;.,1 iv 11 ,. f1i 1|i W H IT IN G A N D | if l ” ii Alt * i.-*, who Ion, hrcfi iii me o f Mi Aj, 1■tl'iinl A ii'iv ipnet \*t in -i ■r-i| •«•*gin -Is o f J|I i im r'iif Mi mfl D AVIS III” 'll* 11 I'll! t' i Ifi'ti ne w * d*li 1 I'.ii that I n ■-eat Ati .**Tlia; b’ * P* He'll J , li’.it r -n^ , t'l, U . Ill, it.iv ii'iit11ing. M i\ J, -i* Mesh Bags in all j . v timi^Sn In for ( ii n^i—Wiii* ti *. re tin-* 'eti ' i b " . *Ui *Ji;iv 1 Ilit 11 t.% b.ck iii 1* 1 \, tl, ll Atl t i e * t I ’ ' * .1 -"II nod a 'll l i .*-1 a • Inij * 11Lin l et- it* i. Colors from ■i u mi I 1*1, 1it '.Ml*’, V i i |„ ... i, "i i i i * I t*v i'r -I ll'll! ■b fjllt M. . D u ! I „ ttU !1 V If} i■1.i«*! 1 ' I* D lit •* i i i •• r **f the .At, R.,1 ,,1, AA'i'Lfil ’*" .null! •(,-■ill ^ 1• il ;f M.i / 1* mi-'iiI . . lit Pi i sl»\ l i ii* ’ h ■• 11, ■*i t b" I. ■**:* j Iltluy , 'letUUUajr I., ii ( Inn -*! f I'll , 111i.'g I . Ill* Iu nl. • ' 111! i . • *i Alngi -i .* An m i*', I I til. I fi ui I iiupn win* i ti.n ■t*. • Tl* i *reiin*n*. w ■ t in * *«1 by t We ' • I el illtl • Vl'ixl > )r s . M a H c i t H o n o r s ' ■ 11 '' is I , , »ii:n,inn I In'tin Ml al reduced prices . »I\ o * iamo V l u rnopvcitirs » ~ . u i„ i. . s . iu iiv iiii' ti 'Apuawtisi (fu tiirt \b ' ’It I'ln I’ ?f ff . K t ’c o n l B r i t l o - E l t ’c l i ,, *, t... , , i, H i hi 1 • i.lu , Mi | witb tint :ie t an * '1 4* . hi 1 .iL h It IP "« inul v GENTS S T R A P M.T.* .1 1 1' 4 T 1 111- liln/.ing. (liMiiinnling per* bn no i l l ’ It .1 All litlotgn Alli-ll >tat |el I it j .. ’ W A TC H E S V 1. t| If. M« 11 tl ItIIl|.I II lUnsl ll lu’bl Illll ', V\' I Mi and Ah i * Pj MiiuililA, I’uliij^, "Negri, npnin 1 A 1 1 1 **' ! A ll \>Sb'L— .. ..... ■ ■ 1 * I .Hit 1 tar for Mi i,n 25 (icnts Strap hursts fnrlii in n new *fram alir intislie day even’tig, at f<i i'h e at In 'ill ii r» i 1it ,< fi "in f i ' "i ■ f**# ■* 1 n: 1if r11 1 Tt i |* i trn si "i ll It’rpit’t't' culled frnm life, iieatling ;t W a l '1 -s ci White linin' ni, U *'M Fi r *t 1 11 1 t I" ai <1 1 be -late, n ,| 1In * f ’t it'll. -.♦n 1. f I l*Jl* JT WI'l r HU 1' 1 Ei.ni h hi iiliant nisi uf skilled m l Isis. A •h 11 ? 1‘ i !*1 ' 11 t. ill t.n at . •■*. U Mis* Mildred 11 n ' ■■■. a teob and (ireen Gold II ll II1It* I *.f IlMXI'l ,.l’lit . til 11 tl tit inn superb in its smashing trill h.11 .".! 1 Mu"' ,11,1 A' 1tI'l-lh t bi t nf l bi- w -il Special price .. fulness. Ml. 11 .'<1 Riiv.Ih nf mug’ >>lio > I t *RA lltil 1: III*-' 11 \ 11M ED <C7 f;n i For Summer Odds 1 'll ' ' 1^1* t« gum*’' 1 Tlie * III lilt.•M M 1*. It "H1 . tvhi* b Set Solid Gold Coiilinumis M u 11 III— il.' y ! r T he V 'tny f 'm u r '' -in played. The . "I r 11 hiiiii' *1 tins t’i . II 11. M . .* 1 \ >,1! imln) Rings 'tviln ami given wi l e i m ii *1 "ii* ' I lht li III;• .it ti'll ..M’,. 1, nt till* l.lb To Nijthl c;ift N ie lli if i » i i y ilelail. 1 r m fi f ■ ■ 1 1 lit b«l . Iht ll 'll 1 • ' over 500 rings to i|ll;lillt | t*Mltlt* I a l l ie s ..r w bo b tv 'IVn $3.00 Gifts—O n e $10.00 ( i i f l select from. From I* -I’ lrt'-I , U t* H h| * , M* 11 III. !! tun |‘. v N ’ll* 1 $3. to $10. ( umint: Saltiriltty I***»t, a 1tHI’ - •*1 j Kent. 1 ni;».iuni, 1 **t ll »Cl.^^iyo>Jd p.'s*’* P E A R LS X', .1 11.11 llF' ii»ll l-l'MIlt ! ,•1 ' l l flag • ! I-eat rite Joy ’’’J’he Hint* Damilie’ r f||ft*'-t^'i '"ii | Stxmt -, 1 \ 1* riu •* iv i.N ;B O G A R T *',"f' >.vtA A "J ■FLC ^ Ln” I1‘l l s Were en, til!, ll i,l i>r!z*' 1 zard, d 1 1 iglte.-t t c i* Mtr Presloll Stepl ei - n . w*lo i awarded a baud • iibi*"i'!eied At All Hruggisls and mi '*i " lb Ml: ' i ,t towel. A into tirii'ii nii’d \\ !•> I I A BA 11 IA I OK SAFE |ie llinsl pnilit.s milling the men, McCurmick— Decring ;|0— to Traclur. eivang a imilrd leather Idui ipn r ,u null! ll"d Mi I.illie used and guaranteed in gtmd eunilltinn. . ll A id of tireiii Ill'll 1 !n I ' Ii d i .,, 11i 11** IOil-ft lilt’ a j'P Fur particulars see lull plize. a Ijm kt't nf blldi . and t Iifl •i ylnlip Mi ILie Jr.. w"'i an ini* <;. K. WITMKIt. I A im I RAN' L I, US l "Tl- Jjltt'lll pi I u f**r the |». W e in b e rg . Crop. I*. <>• K«»\ Jl.'iU I’ltone 2.11 1Mt* H u n . Mir*- H u s t o n nil* pu*«n led MR Hh EPII I I'lT ARD I’.L’ I fa lovnlv 11 .mi,,I rmipli r JIL. S a i l e d n u t s well- p la c e d o n Ha |lie Itial iuige to tal.e plo. *-, Office Telephone 141 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence T e l 37. T~ PeTSOflQIS ocial Calendar Genuine Dia­ mond Rings s. M IL A N E f»,V, SHIRTS r[ff*i In W a rm - W e a th e r S m a rt T H R E E S IN N E R S Co pacts •M« Cigarette rases s Dcltah LaTausca Richaleau and other makes I P a tte rn s .. • j I 1j.,a f:. *j s " 1■f« 1 ' * ** * 1 I n 4";3 -Tfj I *&■ I -j| it ‘ ' $2.00 to $3.00 Woven Madras “Eclipse” * , . ■ *, rv-rlTH the-ath'fiit of warmer weather and the.Inform- W -n lily of shirt sleeves, you’ll appreciate this o f f e r ^ ing of white and fast colored Madras Shirts with collars » _j attached. '• -a t“ | N ew Ties • •*■ * -Ail Just received a new lot o f silk crepe neckwear. Bows and Four-inhands. , - *. * i. { $1.00 & $1.50 TODAY $3 to $15 F a b r ic s .• ■Hr Underwear Bathing Suits ’ ‘ Rayon Union Suits and 2piece gar­ ments. Per Suit— **;-, -*^|**f IUJ “ Bradley” M ake fo r Men iW and boys. $ 2 & $ 3 “ Mu using” Union Suits. Small and large checks. All sizes. Per B right colors stripes. A ll wool-one piece wool-one piece. Suit-7 - fe00to$6.50 $2.00 & $6.50 The Diamond Palace c aril ta b l e s a m i irli-dicd d i n i n g th e gam e:; tied a f t e r the prize, bud lut'ti a w a r d e d th e inis tea. ’■ciifil p i n e a p p l e i-iylail, r t u f f e d ■I i ' i s,* s.ilt ioen n o d te n . Those enjoy uf; t h i s i b a n n i n g Monday, 'Inn" the twenty fifth Niiedeen Ihiiidt a n d t w e n l, * '"iiitesy were: Mr. mill Ml- Air t»r GrOen, Ati*s Mildred Huston. Mrs. Preston It. Stephenson, .Ah' 7 resale Meltae, Philip McRae Jr . riiil Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Maffrtt. Ali*s Martha Fox bates Salur day f o r Pbnadelptiia. r\ ■ where ' b e Will e n h x ANNOUNCEMENT * i*; t‘t Norfolk. Virginia. A New Strap ■in Patent h i n t s Jefferson\ l o s p i t a 1 P.r treatment. One o f the newest shoes for June is pic­ tured above. *JANK’ T P Dainty and different This light, airy model C IT Y T R A N S F K It . & S T O I U t J K co. aide Track t arilUlr. *k n a r ^ttu ’ RALPH aim > . .| *| ilr A i r . Uf AA’. I.OSSING M *n DIL J. G. UOWEL^ 200 Wait Gore Ate. Orlaodo. Florida I jOSSING’S Q U IC K SERV IC E T R A N S F 'E R jUaulIng, Crating Shipping, and Storage T O IU tltA T | *| IU IT *H .IM iV l ( I l f I r r I r r i l i i H . I **< r r « 'l * l Z l w « . r . l U K . JO K. « O ltW I ' H O W 'K M I'rt* I 'r l r t it t b r D aM ltarlH m 1 3 f r u r o i i i . r l l r r In I t r l i K l . SOU U i lia r. A ir . T r tr | il..r « « AMil Mill he earertwa tyeW aotrhlr I hu will « r l ortl wllhHBl f*M uf lliur tram t i o l i r u Ooeeioll.loa Ih NuH-aumlrHl Irr.liaru! at aluiuorla buuel ou*l rrrlul . Wrlle r«r free ruoaollollua aail) , IMrrntftr, & 1 . 1lin iy h i’ifiii Triple A to C. $ 8.00 F O R ST 'S 116 MaguoRii l..C" >\A 2 vtef, The E. F. Lane Insurance Agency r Has Been Purchased A ml W ill Be Operated By M AXW ELL STEW ART Representing The Home Insurance Company o f New York, The Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.. Ijondon, The Dixie Fire I nsurancc Co., o f Greens boro, N. C. The Phoenix Indem nity Co., o f N. Y. A ll forms o f Fire, Marine, Automobile & Indemnity, Insurance, and Surety Bonds. MAXWELL STEWART No DEBATING SOCIETY 'Hie college man doesn't argue style . . . lie accepts It or rejects it. Stuff (: -'■*> �“T* *^ j '*' ***•*"^r*1■fx"-r*^*** ; ixr rarVivt 8SSS£B®fs8#K *.r5ceu-.itfi,. S9t M A * T 25, 1928 J L I f t a r s v ie srH AGRICUL' They trt ".,*■' w ‘W G r e a te s t ‘f * H l i U r J t l n ia Thfe niptrc To ,(l ,lts<Dev«opmi ft ^ Embrace QttNral Forming c,a d '- W IN T E R CABK, iFU., ,r -^-InttcOsetf m ouwfc fcfr the atatA * agricultural> department tn order •ar*r- I ’2 ^ U HX ' n ^ S I Z r **npaaAiae; catehilon ^ M i experiment work ore favorOld by Doyle CarKow,’candidate for governor, he said ip an address bpi ford an at>plaud(ng crowd of over WO people here tonight In the d tp perk. _ ' ^Florida'* greatest- 'm aterial prospect Is the devcIopcmfEnl of agifdullural i resources,1 .' he said. ^Npture Intended Florida te be a ft agricultural empire, and the term to embrace general *h#, Truck; growing, the raleo f cltH a trults. 11vo etock, ring and the like, at things, however,” he con"are not accomplished by they are the result o f the it, tbs planning and the iplp pX tome cUigens or set 7 citizen*. Thar* was a time the /srmer'a problems were e; ho produced only what be mod at home. Today, howwlth the diversity of crops do meat market rcj^ t h e multiplication of asss niul pests, tho probmarketing, all call for ndershlp on the part » which we find in tia trss*tact ** U w i to the pep products against unfair _ fraudalcnt competition. “ It necessary, to give to tho probrhtlem o f marketing that la­ ve thought and study which ___ found a.isolation-In California Slid other status and which can find one fo r Florida as well," he ■aid. " I t is the duty of (he state to remove as fa r as possible the risks abd baserde o f agriculture ami thereby ^rUslalliiMr th is, cjfterpHse eAlck' always has been and always w ill be- tha basic uocupation. ‘ .••ClvUltsTtlotj bfgan -w ith tilting the nog* hip concladad' "and «a long as clvlljaitlon lasts, It will bo our cofttrolllng occupation.” He ■loo’ u rfed .fh a development o f the Industrial life o f ,tho state, saying the prosperity o f the state will nevi e r be stable ’ qn(U; employment is found fo r the average man, the *n#» who woj-lup,*nu expressed his pleasure that the' schools of the ethtc are givin g thought to ruinuel train log. sl*chi an introduction as •.it was was!sbc l Damon might •have given . . . . .Pythias .... ------that Mr. Carlton received herno ttonMrht- Jt War in ,tho farm o f a t«M lm o n UIl'“from Judge, ” * **"" Wilbur L. Orlando, who first met •ol spcakor o f tho evanJDOH while-attending ychoo) m SL ?atiVsrrrt^i, i jMtVr-hoard spyono speak of in , The scorch netted Senators Th om as'(D ) o f Okla., Smolt f i t ) of Utah, Green (R ) of Vt., Sackf t t (R ) o f Ky,, who had gone home after speaking, and Wntormnn (R ) o f Col. A t 7 o’clock fouV more Senators were needed before the 8enate cmjld^ resume Its functions. The fig o t* against tho Muscle Shoals Bill really masked tho fili­ buster against the Boulder Dam Bill, McKeller, in attacking the conference report, voiced objection only to a prevision, calling for tho erection o f a $27,f»00,0(HJ dam at Cove Creek, Terin,, a hundred mitre above Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River. Ho said tho people of Ida state did not want the dam and were opposed to the government confiscating n large area o f property on which no local taxes ever would he paid In tho future. The fight against the Boulder Dam Bill wns directed by Scnntor Ashurst (D ) of Ariz., an tnc ground it would confiscate A ri­ zona's rights to. water from., the Colorado River. The Utah. Sena­ tors held a almilar view . on be­ half o f their atate. The BUI \vo(TM' provfdo fo r tho building of a huge dam In tho Boulder Canyon of the Colorado nt n point between California and Arizona. Its pro­ ponents declared It would provide flood relief protection for the whole Imperial Valley of thous­ ands of acres o f arid lands in u half, dozen States and provide electric power for Californio and Arizona. Mt f--------- ------ * Club Will Be Formed Friday Ih Orlando H o l d ORLANDO, Flu., May 2-1-All friends and admirers of (J ivernor Martin in four central Florida counties, Seminole,- Osceola, I.akg and Orange ure Invited to attend n big mass meeting to lie held here at the San Juan Hotel, Friday even­ ing., May 25, at H o'clock f o r the purpose o f ortfahltiiig the B ig Piitir Martin for Senator Club, Permanent officers of the club will lie elected ut this meeting and chairman o f all eommlttues ap­ pointed. It Is exported "Iso that office iieedquartrrs will he opened In Orlando, following a iliwiHlou of the Martin supporters ut the nicetIng. Complete detuiU will he discuss, ed fo r organizing the friends of Govamor Mnrtin in each commun-l Ity or the four counties end it is cxpectml that nctive ciunpiiigns in etch center will be curried on until tha primary election June 5, unit! literature of nil kinds will In' dis­ tributed nt tlife. meeting. The big four club is tho first Martin organization to ho formed in central Florida and hundreds of friends of the senatorial candidate nrc exjuftrd to flock fabarO for tlui meeting. A number of local sup­ porters o f the Governor us well ns prominent citizens In each of*tha four counties arc heartily behind the movement. dlspfreding terns. Riven tho Mit a i l «Herald, a newspaper favoring An opposing candidate in the rset fo r governor, refers to, the maculate life ” o f Mr. Carlton. PoylS Carlton is a well rounded, four sciuire honest-to-(!od man and o everyone |» Florida knew him as 1 do, his election would be by acclamation. It isn’t Carlton's oratory that attract* people to him — It is ths fineness, cleanness and fairness o f the man. "T h e P oyjs Carlton ground kwelj has oat ih and nothing In the world can stop it." In proof Of this Judge Tikicn read n teley sm from Charles AV. Durrnnco Jacksonville, prossscuting ni­ ne/1 o f Duvel County which Is follows: “ DoyD Carlton Is ling awey with the race accord” le TvepoftS from all over the ste, it is predicted ho w ill m iry arsl coupty by. * splendid nig Jority.” I t met with loud applause. Dr. N . L. Bryan,.B.promlneut cltlten) of winter Park, was chairman pf.the meeting and Dr. 0. A. Vin­ (Continued from page one) cent introduced Judge Tilden. The meeting wes'opentd with preyer, his cullougucN in the house to the With Df . J. .11. ItMrcreoll o f the nbxurdlty o f using federal money Eaptlst Church leading. to place foreign resorts in com­ petition with thoso of this country Referring to hi* opponent’;) Professor Returns claim that if olectod ahe will From Loner Journey visit every country in the district ' f**‘ ‘ K o* ** fL each year to ascertain it* needs, NEWJ VQIiK, May 25. - ( I N K I - Mr. Sear* dc*crlbod it us a "physi­ A fter four yosrs spent In painting cal Impossibility" because of tho «ld cpIlccUing .archaeological me extent of the area, which he said i'rials ^n> Tibet anti Mongolia, was the largest congressional dls "rofesspr Nicholes' Roerich, the trUt in the United State*. lusflian painter and Archaelogist, Highway -. beautification in ■in arrived safely in Northern Florida, lie said, had hern started ijidiai wllti,hies expedition. News of due to his own efforts nnd told helr;-aafe|y .camefin a cablegram hi* audience he had visited all ecfctydjJ (a l'lb e 'it o e r fc h Mu team part* o f Florida in thL> interest '™^“ “ ,^ T 0 aw --W M riiA ; The o f this movement. U -, dated Hikkum, He* said he wn* using his own fund* to make tho race nnd niM ffiS1 ® 'V :" ■ 1 -v • No: wor|l‘ has, been beard from sejrtcd that be had never accepted hr .expedition for a year and It a campaign-contribution At the raa iieArhd • th e1 ) entice expedition *ame t i n « be hinted that largo ad berishsd. In' his ‘ cablegram, sums o f money are being used by ’rofeesor Roerich sajd. the/ were hi* opponent in Influencing the id with,* inhuman cruelty in pres* and with n dramatic touch Jffl/a natives and dlnety cara* gave expression to n statement animals dying from cold when o f “ God savfc'fhe day when edi­ is ' Tibetsn Gevemmant -deUlnad torial columns are offered for icol with th d r summer equipment •ala." W five'm onths at a time 'when Mr. Seara closed his address with lie mtuxtiry w as'hovering around another dramatic effusion in favor r)’l » l o w t e r o .. . v o f outlawing war. He said he had always been oposvd to war, that ftCOTCIl "B IB p IE D " he hoped there never would be an­ other conflict and he called upon ;QU J m U mhhI,.. “ tdrchlngs” or the women particularly to Join him i K l n g T w m recently meUd to in a movement ugainst future car* wan .‘V MOUNT DOHA—1500,000 buildik f program to bs launched hero this summer and fall. 4’♦s’iltqJJW--JP '' * li-7^ a T K snaw w g^rUH 'fo i^e#it,Gy L o t'I V ‘ ■i’ ' '< f - r r ,vt*f Architect ■HAMUURC;; C L-rmuiiid M n r2 f.J First Nat*: liank Itld^ (IN S )’--U r. Hugo Rtoiaenherg.j Sanford, Fla. s owner o f the chemical plant where j a tank’ o f phosgene (poison) wnr gas exploded, killing 11 persons’ ind ending 250 to the hospital, unnouncetl today lie is destroying j other stores o f similar gus whieli All Ivindft of Junkhe hnd on luind for industrial pur- i Bacs, Mctnls-Ilubbcr & bolposes. •] tics German newspnpet s nr • maklmc i a mystery «>f the explosion. One, lmpc,- -ul«| H.;il oi ly till . chesiicul film s w ire permitted to iminufac*t[ turn prison gas nnd Ur. BtiRzen* I berg's concern wai not ainon.t! them. Ur. Stolrinberg ot.-plpine.!.! Roll It*v -- Pints — llitlf, ( this liy saying bis phe gene gtc-ir Pints — Jui's -- R cit RolUcs had been left over from vv:ir lim e.' ‘ (Continued from page 1) Neb., Johnson (R ) o f Cal., and La Follette (R ) o f Wi*. On a motion by Norris, • the Senate ordered 1U sergeant nt anna to search tho capital for misalpg Senators. K battery o f "hlit assistants Immediately set out td fArt-caC Senators and bring them to the capital. In the meantime, o f the leaders d o t * In c| „jra on rtm floor o f the -----•in silence. ------- 1 Senate, SEARS S P E A K S IN D E F E N E OF HOUSE RECORD * .• 1 O Huoge^r] Of Muscle Schoals After Bitter Fight WE W E SELL tmtl lings. 1 P o l a N e g r i in t h e Pa r a m o u n t P i c t u r e , j • th ree S i n n e r s * j f A ztjtf AM A, 1 want to lulp,” conies a 'liy little voice • ' “ from the doorway and*ymi took around to sec little Betty, all and shining eyes, glancing Dr. K in # To Discuss •curl* round your immaculate kitchen. , Convention Delegates And when you hear that plain­ tive rcr|uc»t. what do you do? Otlje Woman made a point of letting her Believing that few citizens Iittlr "Betty” help. True, it was hove taken the time to inform isrdly help at first, but Betty was themselves ns to the character -•arning. and surprisingly soon she and attitude of candidates for could reallv aid her mother.. Any assistance which Betty gives delegate to the Democratic Con­ Ini list be carefully graded to her tention nt Houston, Dr. F. D. size. One woman made a practice King, pnfctor o f the First Baptist of baking her rakes in gem pann Church, will devote ti few minutes and letting Betty till the pans. Then discussion to this Subject p r e c e d ­ while the rakes were baking Betty ing the Sunday morning service, was allowed to mix the frosting. A according to- an announcement good recipe is the one consisting of one and one-fourth cups rontoday. “ I idm.ll uoL attempt to infliimcn (ectionerV-MOfar. and boiling syrup nny person ns to how in’ vsnpuld from canned frttitr Add the syrup j o the sugar until tlie—fmi-iiug is vote on this matter,” i uTd [ ^rjf the right emmi-Senrv to spread. King. 'T'linVe written to prat cully all of the candidates to as­ Then while you frost most of the certain huw they stand on serious issues that confront us and I havo neeess to letters received iilfuTCAN!) LAKE INN from otlicts (tint i have nut writ IleiulcrMmvilk*, N. C, ten. I shall merely read letters nnd let the congregation know the attitude o f these rnndhlates m i they ran make their own decision.” A cordial invitation to the pub­ lic is extended by Ur King ><• attend the Sunday iiioriiing ser­ vice. ^ ** * ... ---- KILLS Hlil.l* .1HUSKY V lT Y . May 25 ' l!NS| — Stephen Kdwui'ds, 52, cniiimitlcd suicide in his li'iiiic by using .i piece of iron pipo for n gun. lie placed a bullet in olio mil of n Itulf inch iron |>i|i< uboui five Inches long, held tIn* other i*ud of the pipe against bin hotirl. nnd hit tile rape of Die build ivitb .1 hammer, exploding it. cakes Betty share. can frost her little , AI o Special Stic on Used Tires Betty’s Sardine SanJwkbeS S vflal v ♦t’rtS,***» 1«*' iflll, ^ Ma| >! n . U RW CFUIYrENT tfEW J S. S. 3HOQUOI9 Pour proenpg JccU zccaatmoizthg y ») prupiu (jbt.u-enclosed wide pfort nuJri rnJ br-jjd e(cn derks. I,* Jrmrf'•s ieot buy it. ' ‘ J iv You do tiot hair to take nny | product in thq fond line that Is not labeled "Q uality" or with somi'-j thing) that Indicates the rclinbfiityi JU * ’J *" H )] a;i tr.* L k t i f i . far,1,ift ,r!l i nncrtiurii*. ruuiu. r. thiou;;bt;uL or. l forded'isKlthtJ or ' ' ’ ' ’ ‘ V3 H0 UR SERVICEto \ r Advertising is i1i^1ip«t edmstbr we have in tliewc modern tiines, in far a" m ir perstiiinl needs go. It Hiives ])co|de Worries and money. It is a fa c t t h a t a n i n f e r i o r a r i a p O •ip o r a iiu esio n ald o b u s i n e s s cuu>i T iliH not s t a n d u p u n d e r m o d e r n licity . D 'r*. s a i : in ; ivheti I list i-> d o n e, it g o e s in to Uio r.. s. n.” v't i i., m .., i-I . m Al 1>! flu M A L r.\u E\ t r■, M l nii , j Ill ;. ■■ Ail I..-w Sit lot. ,11. :o l>- p I . ’ j,:,, i . i > ’ ! . ;n . t . I, tju.ilj.tii and Sen ice. I i .i .Suil. />l.f lit illl.i k I.,'.in i ■- i . V tin one ..... . Ivy now leprc log iiusuiuss, that di-i,‘ ,vith a | people v\*et) day, Hm| v.% I, l •* l p !, . ‘ id, i . :• I I 1- .. * . . C. >■)• • » N'ft’ fo i e v tr , in pt.lilo- to ^ot uluil it jiay.-. f<* r., f 0 th e re 'lli. <.v olu tio n t In,t lias t a k e n ply* Jot. 2. H .* 5 ll I. 1 .1 lui.*/. i r.;« i t i ’iu ain •i , tri baking industry ill revet. \>.. i makes it possible now fr ruofc’ I ' <"r‘ r ' ’NV:t 1 1 . lilt \ r M. ( ’) M S. S. f l u in -M l *> > M. >||^ K t>. i l i - . i i n i -to •O M A Y YOP.'< s pub­ li ilocs n ot t a k e t h e p u b -| ’ o r Iiim-' to l a k e its m e a s u r e , a n d i’ amt ;:!:cr J.tcksitnvilL every >'.!tnr*..u .it ,v Y u : k M u n la y onl y t w o nii'.lir-i out .n.iv •> *\ i / i . t i ,lni:u a tr, i i , /./. morning. /.>i-v*/ ./r.„ al l) b..k. t Wao l lie 4’J to foi ■1)o W lie. I .. 1 ’ fuff *t» in ,1 It*.III. til *, 11 pn tv. 11..li it i M--II ii^ pro. * I. I.i p;ib|n I,, l.vi ji ipi.il\ i i il i* f..n griMiud. 11.. • IN * V **...*. !;*.»• r« *•«> A / C L Y 5ME Ir S M S I ,’ !>’ iV f 1. 1r* .» ..f altUftt.* I 1» tt V T (?.*■'ir; li i i: k R RIS h TT j . Candidate For Re-el eetioii atoi <r> 37 th District Brevard and Seminole Counties A NiiccesNful citrus grower, a successful business man with proven executive abil­ ity and the experience o f seven sessions as represen­ tative from Hrevard County and one term as State Sen­ ator from this district. A lifelong democrat with id! the qualifications for this important office. C. R. SIBLEY _____________ (Paid Political Advcrlisement) Teachers’ Examinations i ••- , • Examinations for ail grades of-teachers’ certificates will be held at the Junior High School, 10th. Street and Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, Florida, beginning at eight-tiiir- This District will furnish the Senate with its next President i f Parrish is re-elected. (H e now holds the caucus nomination fo r Prettldent lo r the ’ *> ; 1928 Senate.) ty o’clock on Thursday morning, June 7th. with the county superintendent at the court Jiouse Your Vote and Support W ill Be not later than June 1st. T. W . Lawton, Supt. : (Paid Politi "k .w < I| o a ,«a , r <* i l b v . i l f *■i i *i t un i-. I- a n i vi'i j day ut-* at ii pi uvl i> ally vv» r y . regular mi ill ..iid i.tti-ti it i» uai-il for u nil ib meal, it <v,*i-y m-illirr ktli>«'» wn ,i t.iin ly c; bm.gi'v boys ami ,-ui. . * Xv 1 H >w many bay? am! g i j L saj tlnir i.ii' biTr. w Ik n they ivlijn futll) m h'i •!—* I'lcitia-, iimy ] li^v i |ii i . .If I t ail ;tiiiI biittvi will a b.t «.f j. I, fpi'^nl on ior ginj IIIVII: U1V ! " U - ; ui m i M i l i g n i o f Quality Unit ' r> i.f AiMarii'a lire i-om-crnvil wiW '|,i i!il> |.i' mIiii ts In - 1 , last iitol A* tin- ijuiv. W't- liiivt. mi vritlfiioak.- of otlo r good linkers til do V.|. ttiv\ tin in the .volunio gf Uum » - iht'V no. 'Ibis li,n fr w vaunt r y - so nil there is fii|- all bnki-rs to i!o is tu sustnin Ilk' inti-grity o f the indu.try ami •u incot tliv <(Mi) poll lion of ipiality pio.luvts with iiuulity products. It is our inulivnablo right, as produvvis of iimiucBtioucd iiuulity, to bv«. Dint the people hereabouts gvi it when they want it and wu . writ within our right* to muk« i*,t-tj fnir, ivgitimute t ffo ii, ut ifil times. UK-rvusv our isules in thhi jivtion. , It is the right of every liumir Jo buy for uce in tliut lmine, uny high class iiroduci that it wants to— «urh, for instance, ns our/ Bread, whirl) stands up-ntid holds' it* own with nny other high-das* bread. jp ** ** 4• ' A.B.C. •’$ BAKERS wc Bakers of Appreciated \ •IV & . a which is clepcadnble does’ to hide its ligih under" liu-lu'l; it comoi) out in the o]>en -1 ail may know about it. MULCT nnn-stop suilin^s. \ > In > ct tunc in business N> x\ i-. S. IUOQ.I (TIS leaves DA 1 l . l . t >t)M i 1 • I-' -i K 7a m l ' ’ • bole loolrl tot‘a , ,1.1. , i a -'• 1 |f M-1\11< 'll M l' |l '1 ■' -toil".1 . 1 . ■ ■'..HU f'i I*it f |si It... * .k.ii tl 1in ills ; ■*i| ♦ . {Ill It i-M* • •1 i »! •>1 bi Oil- ■ll ' hoc all <•' 11'• 1 111 It *»|1H » , 1 U *-rlH|l,l i/i Httli vd >4*»I y nh *i/ ni- ft figuml .1 *1 ---- 1 r l-i -- _ ■ not" have wi.h^ipr^^lA^TsySL^lwartr. Victim* t I, ft. Mr. \V. .1. Donkins Jr: It vnur stnlcimMit in The Sanford Herald o f May 23 is torreef with regard to your findings in the tax records, which you ,say you have searched, then it is your cftity as a citi­ zen to start an investigation o f these records, as I have never paid even $1.00 poll tax, being: age exempt at the time I registered, according to the law o f this state. 1 have one property tax hill for 11)27 which was receipted November 20, 1027 and an­ other receipted January 11, 102S. It mitfht be a /food idea for you to he careful in making statements, as appar­ ently being a staunch supporter o f Candi­ date Evans, to make incorrect statements might hurt rather than help the Candi­ date. (Signed) Examinees must enroll vj „ 1/ ’ • i •V I Unless you have confidence in bothj the makers nnd I'rUdm o f miy thing^ me, dc^\ U(U tlial is offered for your home, That D j I! t He all a No*d ST. JOir.'S RIVDl L.rEVf'T. Sibley A nsw ers H opkins’ Charge it shall give yon full value for1tho* • •. • '; i tiiutiyy it cost you. of its inuiicr. Oiih»kryf Cw**i*.u Ddmi.'f W' l He l urec acronpo.'.iiicr: cooiiit t»f J-rj'ir,-.. ro ito j ' f t -ii'i;h tJ SErn „ parlor, vl-q /iij-i'; roon-s-n-rtti do-jHr .TrwTTi bctiranJ i ^ J ? / tj privais FlVfi., r i i i i u i ? ; v.uh or N t W Y O It}< On- \l’.o.. * i: J i rvi ...i .. i, . • !> \ltl . ! ■ . ■ I J928. L Louujri.' I'crfec: fSiiiing S.rvice. wj >n r j i' * I*-! yr^ur home, that it shall lie whnt it w a » rcpc’reitcnuu! to ho and that, Tci Room. Sun r*-.hv. S,-v.i iou* t. W ikh U 'I: .!, M ♦ Phnne 515 tletnnud o f nny tiling you Ldus in t), the lime, to rcud pnd think, Yoit-k have n right to be doubtful o f liny fm ;f i. v. **#4*1•u<• Spend yi’tir vacation here in tiii-. beautiful natural park of 500 acres in the “ Land of tin-Sky” on lltc crest ofUiiiL* Ridge 2 100 ft, elevation. ta tIV* LVi* ior liwtunc. •uun m ine. C h ill, 11*111 IS lu u rlw nk I id mi; .«ml m -» umitft r\p*M , iu i d u n p in -it u n I >t ir'.lcrtf »n« I t lir' iv lilt i u p.lilr (frVli ■ r%. «- t'.tl S' 215 Sanford A w . It is your constitutional right w | I ctianccs in these days if you t«K|-, llrre is .mother recipe where Betty can help. It is for ifiic fill­ ing of ’ sardine sandwfeher. Re­ move the.skin and bones from sar­ dines, am! mash to a paste. Add to an e>]iial quantity of polks of hard-boiled ejsgs rubbed thorough a sieve. Season with salt, cayenne, and a fn j drops ol lemun Juice; moisten with olive oil or melted butter. Spread mixture between slices flf buttered bread. I t Betty’s little hands are skilled enough, she can remove thr skin and bones; but if she is too little for that, she can mash the sardine.s. : She may he able to rub the eggs tboough the •ieve. Bur whether her hMp is real to you. •! •* real to her. and she is gaining through thr Itext-of charac­ ter training — doing. Daily Fashion Hint Sanford Metal* and Rubber Co. «-VKRO* X iL A r il—fom nto rhiphiMit.f being nindiJ from Indiii i fjlver County. Bread Goodness J BUY Highest Cash Prices Paid A i;U U H N llA lj:-»F I:-st sliip-'l incut r f strnwbVrcles rii-enily from here. * .... M a r k S h a n d a y S r | Advertisement) BR E A D X �1 ■roper: Sanford Dally Herald (Political Announcements) Help Wanted— W A N T AD RATES OPPORTUNITIES! Tertni: Cash in Advance FOR lO l’ .VTT JtitHIK 1I /"Telephone ads, will be received for patrona and collector aent ^immediately for payment. 1 T im e___________ 10c a lino 3 Tim es__ ________ 8c a line 6 Times ....... — .... - ,7c* a line Time rates on request. Tho reduced rates are for consecutive Insertions. Five words of average length are counted a line. *• i • Minimum charge of. 30c for l^rixat lrt#prtion. .All advertising to restricted to proper classification. If an error la made The Sanford Herald^wlll be responsible for only one* Incorrect Insertion, the advirtiscr tor subsequent insertion!, The office should be notified immediately in case of f error. *' ■ TO ADVERTISERS A .* Herald representative thoroughly familiar with rates rules and classification will give you complete information. And if you wish, they win assist you in wording your want ad to make it more effective. J. HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS For some ambitious young met or young ladies who want t« learn a good trade and get a gooc position when they hnve becomi comjK’tont. Havo situations avail­ able every few-deyr. If intercstct ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford Herald office.He will be glad U explain it to you. .. • * .I “V ' • * umns are numerous opportunities o f every * O . 4* • * ” . * SAilUKI. A. P. WILKltSOON. i description. ,^ F «U *r ' V*, . ■ :•! >. . #1 It will pay you to rend the “ want ads” A 14— Rooms Without Board > SPECIAIj weekly rates at San­ ford's home-like hotel. Somlnoh Hotel. -____ V regularly and to use 15— Apartment For Rent needs. THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re duced rates. .'117 Park. Phont 859-J. JAS \ them to Small in cost, Herald - fill your Classified t FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T wul , hath and garage. $30 per month Try-Me or Granada Day Ginget Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth Ale call 70i. Prompt Delivery. or Library INTRODUCING Longs I*ure Pork Sausage- 117 MognoTla Ave. 1— L/oet And Found l.E F FLK R A P A R T M E N T S : fum hhed. 3 room and gurnge. A t­ tractive rummer rales. Apply 80-4 Magnolia. Phone 280-W. Small garage apartment. Gull 261 LOST: Hickory walking cane with Modem fumisht-C apartment* plnte "High Point, N'. C." Kindei KHgidaire; Murphy steel kltih please return to llernld office and en: Garage: .•zrellt'nl neighbor­ receive reward. hood: rent very renronalile. 1‘ark Apartments, No. 5. Phone 84R—J t — AutomobUeH do non /leasnro car* and Graham truck*. Elm and 13th. Street. Phono 3. 10— llousc.s For Rent 3 l-'J ACRE FARM for rent lln* 6 iiitini dwelling: fruit trees. Apply 7l'i Magnolia Ave. I’lioiu 132. e o llO IN S i COWAN Co. Auto radiator and sheet metul works. FIVE ROOM furnished limine. l/>w t07 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. nuinuier rater. See V. A. Speer, t il I’mk Ave. HUPti-MARMON FOR RENT OR SAI.E: Six room Sanford Automobile Co. modem house: Desirable torn !0G Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. limt 2!tliu Orange Ave., (Ink Hill Subdivision. Route A, Rn.x 170-F. I — Utm lneas S e rv ic e R. N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. COM PLETELY furnished Spanish In Sanford Paint Si Wall 1‘aper bungalow mi High Street. 2 bed fan rooms, living room, dining nook, kitchen equipped with electric II. A. HALVERSON range nnd water heater. Garage House painting, interior decora­ $60. monthly. Inquire at Ib-rald ting. Phone 432-W. Office, NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2412 TR AN SFE R Service of all kinds. Palmetto Ave. Phono 364-W. Phone 570 W nr 3302. C. E. TEN ROOM liouse desirable loca­ Sharpening. tion. Suitable for rooming house WIGHT P R IN T SHOP or two families. Located at 402 S N A P P Y service on any tiling In Oak Ave. Apply W. II. Ixmg 117 printing. A phone call will get Magnolia. your iiian. Plume 417-W. 11 Rail­ 18— Wanted To Kent road Ave. CLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A LLS W ITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T ,SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ TER FOR FURTHER IN FO R ­ M A TIO N . C A L L PHONE 235-J OR SEE. V. C. COI.LKR. S A N ­ FORD, F LA . W A N T TO R E N T : Private gar­ age. Must bo Close to First Street and Magnolia Ave. Give full information in answer to '■Garage” care Herald. 27— Money To Loan L A N K Y 'S DRUG STORE— I’re- ON WHITJS or colored property. R. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. veriptionw, Drugs, Soda. We ure ** near n« your phone. Call 103. * Mortgage Loan* BUILDING BLOCKS -Irrigation ■n improved residence and business property. hoxnt and general cement work. Baldwin Mortgage Co., Miracle Concrete Cp, J. E. TerSee our local Counsel, willegvr. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm. S. R. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida. M E T A L HOOFING: Thu Roof Ev­ erlasting. Metal shingles 20— Farms For Sale ■standing *e*m tin and gnlvahixed roof*. See Jnmea II. Cowan. Oak -10 ACRES land, 20 of it murk. 5 Ave. and Third St. Phone i l l . acres muck land, cleared. Address PHONOGRAPH--repairing, piano P. O. 90, Orlando, Florida. tuning by exjerts with 17 years experience. Sanford music store and Gift Shoppe. McLunder A r­ FIVE ACRE tract with reiidence on Bcardnll Ave., also twenty cade. Phone 832. 6— Help Wanted Male W A N TE D : Boy car to handle paper. Sanford. phofie. A. V: U, acre tract Palmer's subdivision. Bargain, see Nick Zernovcan, Heards 11 Ave. with use of light agency for News­ Give address anil 29 — Permanent W aving c-o Herald. Fct.T.anent ■W aring— lovely natur­ al permanents us low. as $6.00. WHITE BOYS wanted for raddle*. 600 First- National Bank Bldg Sanford Country Club. Rhone 489. , *___ _, . . —■ —. , W A N TE D : White foreman caper 20— Mlwellaneoua For Sale ienced id managing colored lair or, men, women nnd children, and CEMENT ROCK ami Sand itlargt* or sntalt"*ots. II; B. McCall capable of doing so efficiently Industries. 4th and Elm. with all operation* working amoothly together. Telephone this AT ONCE: 1 chifforobe, 2 dress era, 2 'beds, 1 refrigerator, 1 Gas evening 775. 10— Livestock Range; Cheap for Cash. 700-W. 801 W. 1st. St. Rhone 1IAY SALE: Oho car of bright N*. BOAT FOR LALE: 30 foot bridge 1 Timothy hay beloW market deck cruiser, thirty Inch, draft, juice this werk. If. 8, McCall In­ fully equipped, sleep* six. Price reasonable, p. 0 . Box 938. dustries, 4th and Elm. l*, S H A R O N . hi-. ■■ 1 wrsh t j nimuunce (h at I am a candidate for rs-electlon to the o f­ fice of County Commissioner from District No. J, subject In Ihs deelsli.u of One voters In ih s IVetnoc r a t l c . I’ rlfenry to be held on June Sth, A. J*. 19**. * TO TIIK FRANK KVANR V O T Cira h F I B U l h O L R COUNTY. I ut *h to antiounr# that I urn I rn ml Hint* fur rc-#l#ctlon to tha uf* flee uf t'nutity t'urniulAnl*>n<*r frem IHMrict No. 4. iul»Jtot to t h « d#* <?likuii of (hi* Viittru Iti Ilia n#mo* m l l t ‘ Primary to be bald on Juna ath. a . n. mu. Ik F. W l t K K L K R ads are a gian t in results. P o U tlc o ! ^ TO Til K VOTima Itr aF.MIMH.K COPNTT. Announcements Eyes tested for glasses by Dr Davis. Opposite Court House. JIHHSK fo r re* elecj loft to th e o ffic e . * of C ounty .lu.lge of Hrmllinle C ounty, ri o r l.h i . s u b j e c t to th e w i l l Of the I >em.«cl s t lo V o te rs of fitotnltiole Comity, lit th e D en iocrn tle I ’rlm n r) ulection to lie lielil J u n e Mb. I'JSl A J ROOM FURNISH ED apartment . bflt and cold wolgr aiul light: furnished. 018 Purk^rhonc 4-13. Take your vacation i with me in tho Blue- Ridge Mountains of Virginia N IC E LY FURNISH ED garug. The quaint old town of apartment. 1101 Elm. Waynesboro Home Comforts-Rcusonnhlo Rates. FURNISHED 4 rooms; both Miss Ann Garnett Waynesboro, Vo. Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel Phone 19U-W. r O l> T V 1 hereby mill.HInc- my cnhrtldaey St,#) TWO APARTMENTS, large cool rooms. Low rates. 019 Park Ave . Each day in T h e'^ era ld Classified col- I hereby ntuuumra my enmllilney ( « r tl.» of flee of Co ii m y Judge of Hrmliiul. County, FlorlJa, subject to the action of - the Ds moeralle I’h rty on June f.th, l t t l . My cam palgn for till, office Is in the hanil, of tny frlt-inls IhrOtHfhutlf this rountjr nml « i - , illicit th , auplior ami votes of the people In th, coming Democratic Prim ary elec lion If the people see fit tU eli-c me to this office I wil l , tv a them nn efficient, eiii-citva and economic nl i.ilmlnlsl i st Ion - A n n ou n cem en ts T tIK Bathing Suits Will Consist O f Several Pieces This Season Faria, May 26.— (IN S 1 — Hath houses and lockers will hnrtlly be H u ird r m iin K E x p c V ts t la lh e f' )yhich t'olLs For Length Of needed for this rummer, judging ingr In Golumhus (live Eilct fashions from the intent bathing llnir Hcachinj; To Shoulders fnsions which make milndy look as if slid were nil -drefcawS up npi By Joseph L L*ube , reaily t\> go everywhere— Imt in the International N e w s Servlc# S t a f f water.. Correspondent Ijist year's Imtking costumes COLUMBUS, • Oy May 2 » ^ . w m cu scented a far cry front the tlnya Milady will wear her hall longer , w hen a woman used to scurry down during the coining season. ! the btach, with nn old raincoat This wan the edict rtf hnirdress- ( thrown over the modest, bc-skirtcd ing experts who gathered In Co-1 bntlilng-coatuine. The colored baptlumbus 'to demonstrate the ‘ ‘Inst robe nnd little cap or turban, to wiinl” In hair dressing styles to match, together with beautiful wnOhio beauty operators. ' terproof Jewelry made it chic enThe boyish lw>b is now passe, I scmblc and kept ninny women from they nit agreed. Hair will _ ho |*evrr going near the.water. ^ worn in lengths varying from half Hut the dressmakers have gone way between the ear and shoulder u step farther this season mnl tu shoulder lengths. While hair titer,, will be many a fair mermaid-, will be longer, the modern woman at Deauville nnd lliarritx exquis­ will not wear long hair, they em­ itely made up and dressed in ehie phasised. “ Long hair will never eome t ‘ lor-mndc bathing-suits who ap­ back," om* beauty specialist said. pear to hnve'sauntered down to the “ Women today demand a quick benrh m erelyio look nn but effective toilet before g o in g ' There are four or five pieces to Ihs new bathing suit; the tightout in public nr to a party. titting jeresoy, little trunks, u Fiurr it U p •• '"They want to is1 aide to wet ft jacket which is often without rmnli and run il through their hair sleeves, and 11 ikirt. Very often flu ff it up with their fingers and the populur kerheief is added Ue ready to be on their way. It which makes it quite impossible Catu.t tie done with long hair, and to tell just what sport Madamo lim* long hair is uncomfortable is about to indulge in. U I* u 5TInand ten much trouble. plo matter to slip o ff the jacket There is- a tenth m y to let the and unfasten-"' th ecrnsaEJiver,' hair grow Ihjiger because the boy­ ish Imb and other modes of short butloned-on skirt and prtslo one hair cuts gave women no individ­ is ready for the waves. I'hnntel is showing n charming uality, they said. All women in short- haircuts nnd permanent - baihiiig-eostump with a seven waves look alike •ave their dresses. eighth* gray woolen beach, coat, a They lurk that individuality that grey wrap-over skirt (street they all crave, was there claim. length,) buckled about tho hip* Longer hair gives women a over a white jersey maillot, with chance to dnss their (lends to suit a small red applique on one shuoldIhe eontours of their face and <r. shape of their, heads. This gives them individuality and a distin­ More Ameriran automobile* guishing feature from other worn guishiug feature from other wilt be sold in Belgium this year than in any previous 12 months, wonie n. The swirl hob is the last word in sny dealers there. hnirdress. The hair is moderate­ ly dmrt in hack anil the sides a te ' wav. d int-i a swirl lending to tin I following suit the next day beback. The fashionable young Indy <nose they have the idea tImt they ■an wear it behind one ear. if she" have sintilnr features and as their Inis unusually pretty exlcrnal np favorite actress, they said. pnmttis. nr in the usual Trilby Co-eds at universities und fin­ style. If one car i, exposed, a dab ishing ^ichaols .often start new with nmge will *,-i It o ff very styles when one of the most |*ojiinliofically. tdar girls in a lending snVnrity atThenlre and College eidentajly or purposely finds n 7 heal res and college- dominate new way to do up her hair, A rush Ihe influence that bends fashion in to the henuty parlor by her sorbaititress t-> its will, most of live nrity sisters follows ns a mutter _speiialists_tidjuilteil. _^A beautiful of course and then Uiu popular a. ( n-ss‘orThovTo *!*>r"nPT,pa|iI,'g In young indie* of.idher schooia pick n new style of haircut or hairdtessj It up when the girl with “ It" gut* Usually finds a thousand o f mherel n hid at the next frnt dance or _______] Junior prom, they declared. ( L e g a l N o lir e s ) J i 9 .Social Institution Is Development Based vale Property Itfgulnt By /Always Changing Lawn LONDON. May 26?— modem form of legal mai rUtgc. or­ iginated in the penod when n w|fh was n mere part of her hushfcnd’a jiroperty; her* own' po«st*a*nw Mid eatningx Iwiuc absorbed*h»*( Marriage at the, bq*(ir ^ nine teeth, ci-ukury Wax. ut-ruel condition hf sla-v.j,, — ns'the law-was enneoBneslii.UBf ly it* hardship,J in,moat cases ic by loVc. Good nmn .m il™ , wives much better AnmnTlnf .ullowwl. SinrC that1 tltn^Thei 1 in this country and niuhjr.othq has been nubManMally 'jyfp A* Legal Cndtrac Marriage ha a legal contrtWt, a# V it is in this und most modem coun’^ 1- >: tries tqday, i* 6 natural- duvVlop- , .■ f* l ment or a society based on, (iriw *# : pnqH>rty-regulated by Jaw. >llf«ts ,V;* j* :i! mnrriage. like everything .else i * cluing tog/ * * V’ T Ibsen find Thomag • Hafiijt.-atul other irr.-ut ;w>v*diat.s havu long • Iwen tiltinj» :ct* liio'iild caat'lnoo legal mart mgc.. William Mortis »•' went further thiti-any'rrf them.* •, I do not consider that marriage should bo the subject uf btyul ehn- , m.-.. -, t I,. ' m ■ft^tM ail* fKm A tract. IItI «krti.l.l should be'a.free unfbn of■ mutual ujefeemcent.' I believe that society is tendihg«s * * .it* *•* pretent - *- .- jyrtvgte - - ’ ’litJ awuy from J>riv: •: u nn)‘ act iorf but >roperti’ amt cultullst pn: Lrsis towards a ’ cooperative-or*’#'•, *i ganizatiop in which eventually, by y 1 mutual aid, ltroduc^lon will bd fut.,' . uo*>, not for profit, and there w ill" l>e plenty for every member of the cotmtfohity. In nuch'h society tlfe difficulties which may today.faca’ a woman who elt'cts tn take ^an independent stand would not €*• sit .In such n.aoctety marriage of , . love unaffected by mnttrial coin J siderutions would bo irenerltl. ': . YOTICRR t»P I K A I I N O I J 1-OLWTY, *— f w IhIi io uimounrr that 1 am a to th# of * Fun r o r \ T i s ,.w ^ * « i o \ i : ii mntlldiitf* fur ----- -CL , In nnhouiiciiur iny i:in*lld«cy for fire of Potintr t'a m m l ii ilv l fr frdfti .FOIl TAT Atl*|tMDH ~ * iMfdrKl No, 2, Riibjrrt to th# tl#* Comtiklinlotp r i»f ih# 3rd IMMrtct of I hereby announce tii‘ th" jn-Ople County, I hrroby pl«»dir«* cltiltm uf ih# vulai a In t Ii «• fMinti' a Ki-mimite County that 1 am a Homlnolo cratlu I 'rlnuj v to u# liald on Jun# -iimtMlw* f o r tax subject ni) NHf to wn HliW'Intrl)’ Impartl il lit the ili-cl.Inn of Ihe voter* In nttmtloti to flir \vvlfnr*» of til# ih** Jtll, A. I» H»S4 J im s iir.ntcii. lie DetnncrullV Pr im ar y to he lielrt trltft Hn it Whulf*. Hint uM 1 h** flu 111ln June of thl* year. I have lived fiutrd ami «*ircl«*d lht*ro wil l bp no it urn liar anil Hrinliude counties roil tin limit for prl vnl«* hr n#f It of r o T H R V O T L I I ) n r RKMINOLtd mi 40 years. I . have *erved * * any one man. I " III art* that a# fa r (III M Ye minty rommlsalot.er on ami off n** It 1# In my tmwrr thul th i t a i I to ahiioiiin**' Dint l am a l ir IJ years. I have made my llv- hlirilm tw rV» ’illy dlMrlhlltrd, ®ili>: rnlslntt stock ami cllrue fruit vorallnit n Ihorouith n iuall« a tldn of l‘ i»fnl Idrrir f> i n* •*■(»*i*f l**u to ill# of* Mnl farming. I prupoan »o lei every thr inknhl** property of tin* t*ounty. fl*1*! 4*f i.-.M.iii) <* ifnmu*4lovicr fruM L a w S m a ll A i d l*» thr J# iMmyer carry til* proportional* T h r County** hUNitirNf nhiiuld Iw ri» iJlut rlcf N*> I A woman who contract* a frdjk hum of I n * " * hy vie w in g the pro- rcniioiiihrtII) run n n a prlvntr hui- I'lbjun «»# ih*- *••!('<> tit (In* l)nntj. tnrsH Tli.* lukpwyrr# who furnl»*li t * HI Hi* !*• In* Itrlil t* II Jim# i . rty personally. Vour Bilpport union today must realize that the thr inoliry ti» l o o tlm County rtmuld Mil. A I* I ,111 he appreciated. law will be of small assistance to h«* tii I* r 11 into lln* 4*niifld«*nci» *>f ilu* in »>•;u N h t i : i : i - k . k , <:r k m .i u : i :. llostid *if Conn tv Ci»tiiml*o»l*up*rfi mnl Iicr ai.ould lilt' free father nf )»er k«*|kt ini ot mnl iih in u h*it I# nuhiK marriage refuse to take his.ahftrA r.y l*ll III I Iti*11 d**llh**rut lt*UN I IlllVi1 TO T i l l . \ H i n t s IlF MIMIMII.K. in maintaihing their children. “• v hri ‘ 11 it I m*|i|* 111 of Hrllillioli* l ’<»U lit/ t n t \r\ nnd ihanirr* County hrforo Hrirtlnoli* I t *v|sj( i » ........ .. mvfl#lf u« ii On the other hand the IcgatlyCiunity win* rut o ff from ttfiinii*' I .‘iii.llilitii !**■ Mir Htntr Ir 1a hit VK'# married wife of a man deCermlnka'.iA Con u l ) , for : '■ vt-Hia. nml a I ;* i | in up . H* tum»,|i* iNutiit*. #till * Fltll T I I U I.RISISDATIIIIC to shirk hi# rea('on*lbilitiea la ol1 *^ pit * *'r nil III# Minr Mnk** >m » r \otr PrliiiEi re Hiiliji c-t If. Ihe nppi oerliliiK lit-mn- an lnvi**imm! mi*t " H I hrhm you j i»(i itt lit** I icfu ••* ra tic ten obliged to recognize- .that th« , (!•:*' Jtvial will fl III** ** raili- I'rli.iary. I hereby annuunrs .(Ii lih* nit r Viiiir ' ot r for in# " i l l b* 1*j It** >• A P l»* r* *u lt•* **.f foiii** 1 n . ii l In 11) pul* law hr.s heon unnhlo td'compel him . f h « 11MUJin o f a ppr***ii* t**d Join* #,hr f*th my cAiitl'ilacy for Kit >**iif Mfp|i*»rt KF)irin«’Ol till t »** a * t mi ill I**'r of V\' II |1A I «1.A It I > to support hi a children. The u#*'.,. i rt uvi«i*:a ■r **111* J li iiM»nluitl«'*l 1 jil#t|## married wife has the ndvnntogd'rtE . my |»g at rfforlR In hrlmlf **f tit* ru n s iiiH tir r nmintaTning her nationality—*ety : (tofilt* i*f H**mln*iU* t*t»ufit>'- _ Tti* 1 l u r r b y a i i v n m r . c n my r a n d l d a c j r o il 4TV1K 5FN 4TOH r > 11114 fl e-F'fl «if Ilia* of important pojnt nowndays—antf tUf Ih T h * rupirlnlly tn lu r 1 her«*h) onriMLiocr a# f$ Candidalr f u r H i e o f f i c e n t H l i e r l f f o f S* »nlr» (wing the IqgVI parent and1guard* iit ii o f |ot*M1 i h k $*f* T i l l * . In m y t*$ mircerd it*> r **lf *m H# nn tor fruln *»le f f l l l l l ) #l||i|#l*t t o t h # W i l l Uf p j n | in i, Film lit* r f f f T t n l l»> it s (h# -Till Htiu*t nilftl dlNtrlct com* I l i a v n l r r i at l l i r June P i l r n u r v inn of her <^)d. -, . • ' ‘ r'i j k Ua( 'U ; u ,a n d <l ii It ei I>1*7 tilt*! rlh ul loll nf I h i puiied (jf HrfUlinH# lli rv ard Conn* - *■'*y. * *— *■ l** •* j uni fuinject fu Hi# p rm ovra llc rr m rnt fl'** t*«u l «n*olln«* ti* n u t aiaKitiri* CHILE JR\H MAYORESS •' >! W im n iK 11* s t u l »• H u m l !'i* |iiif Im it if * prlmnr) (*» b# lurid June Jjih, 15124 l nm n cundldwle fur (h r offlci Itn**1in. r« » i m t li i ntnl (Till***,I»*f- If rler tn l I |»r<»litli*r In « Util III III The firsfc'muyorea* to' hold office of Slu t Iff and " III ap prirlr.t«* flip li'tjlurly I hr (*«»vnll«*i mol I *111r • to wurk f*«r the l*ewi li»tcri'#t uf Ihe In Chile, has been appointed.**’ ,t tiotiorrii l*> tin* n o m l n a t Ion I district ti ful » In 'll # ) o u lo my purl III the J ii lie Prllllftd K. i: W A l . K K I I tlu* Minister of Interior. Shq ' l a : promts*** t>* ilrY»*tr i l l 111** f l i e f i y recutil uf* Filch Ini port r» nt le|f(#lulint rxiMTl«*n«* * Ihnt l |K»**r«* to (ftnti »im m cm! luridn. c u u el Yn I bill of Dona Emilia Werner de i on a iir .itir r our nator.il rcwniiiera. miiictlnfi uf • I tierehv nttrotiitir» u«> valididao# ii*i*om|»Ush that rodman, nnd site is, presldi ft W HK A It MAN. Jr nt nt# in i f m itruf e<1him i li'R I m*k - fast ( • ■ ]| 41blit It* till' Itfflee uf •H#tRitnq'fin. 1K4- F W irfW H th# support uf nit I**, al prim erni* i ifi iif >einM> i *»*ti nl * *u»t*je« I to J 1 PA I* II iMIl cion. She i* a’ sister of the inI11lull uf Hit 'n le *# in th# I (. 11•■m( ■! i4 |m(nut i \ I > held I kI sent or o f Dnllecn, Don Carina J it IU I "III .1ppi • » Lit*' V.'Ut ner. ' • */ « r o i t *»TATr, n r s * %t o i «. i Hl.ppul I II*‘(api * I f ill I* v Mill w - ^ f r .Vs 1**» Hie JL>mmTill Ir Yutef # of TUv f N *D _| f Al II A M iM>ii i ot m i rm n u k N i»M :n .i; i It Hencilorbil IHatrlvt I vf mli | o iifinmiio'i I hut I am u I Ita-f »*w Ii Ii n n rjoiillce l»i) cindl | rtiti TA I n n . l . f f ' T A k T h cut i . I t (It). •nfiillilnlr f*»r llu* util* >* *'f l * * * t l > | w | , | , tn , 1,( 1,11111.-* th a t ! i n s To -in i l l ,i mi Tbl 11' <'mu mi •*»!< iftr r f #■*ii»i lM**tr!>l N*c •* ■In. . r-.| tl.c I •«-m..<*rnlle n.»nilnal l-.n | S ti.i .s.-ix,.t.*r ft.u n ilitJill. I r u a t i t i i l s t**r rt*-**1t*.-M.in t .. i t i . i in V o " ii.hip NineNiihJ*‘*'l t** I'.if* ilmlmlon of ih»*. f "i Ji' D i.irt.l . ..inpi.N.-il <>f| , , . ( -rnn t'u llt-.lu r <if KsmlnI! i Hoiilh It.no • T h111' »•rn in III*' 1♦**nMirra thr 1*1 (inur) 1° S.-na|..i I,it s.-tiiiiinli- mol Iti. .u n i f'o u iu n s .it li- I'iitiM)*, stitijpc'i lo itm iictlun - I il e* S|| I Ml* il 1919« .1 I R Mill l»tf luiil 1*11 Jour Lilt, A. I» n i ' v to,- Jon.- ;-•!• in Hour/ nml Ii iiooilo of ihs votsr. In His I irinoi-rillp 4-1 I I.it III.4.I* I 4.1 til* S I IJ iN» J. aioit noil •-II I t- ii. 1 n -»o r e om- nml l ‘rliour>- to hr lul l In Juus. pol l I It I n I 4( -4 t\f H* 1111|)ttI•* nil u Di'ioncrstis ioliill 3 l«lrsilriii Tour siitqiurl will t>s «|i|irrrlslsi| I j ft iti.i, t‘i»MI ii i iti ii$; Hu TI iiiii UI iik oiii - unit till tot ) our J NO. I) JINK I NS ..I* s.l l. PSA vo ir mot tilMio-ni-p. .1 «; Mil \l(* IS lti-uppcl lull' . rtm snnntFi* H|1l'lli11 |J|js|r | III « ‘lull! r o it j i i T i t tc o r iT .u r. ——— • — — i l-lllt.lt- w nntti :n T s. I herahy uniiounrs myself ns , 4*1) r o K niH TitU T iso. r o m rundldnlc hit sheriff of Hrmllinle d u ll I ..i ml t» A \\ hi »*|hit Ir, Thin is to uiiiiouiit # nyf 3£4 ndldar f r o i t i t .k i i k o r r t s c e i T t o r n r County subject lo the m-tlon of H«*l 11-11•»( •» lui i **i in |*l nl tilt til. for JuKtlrr of i hr IliifdHr I Hit riel Deniocrntle pilinsry to to* I wish to uniiioini-s thut I sm a the So, I, ■iilijcrt to tiiii vN»I of ttli .i held lu tliy es rlv pint uf Jut.s 1921 Niillrf ul \ |)gi lint tloti lot f m !l##«l -anOlctutr (o r rr rlrrtlnn to Ills ufl>r fiiorrii. ■ v nlrr* Jorto f»th. * Hi Il­ Very respectively I mlrr ^rrllvMt ATA of llir (triirml ford. l . i k * Vmrot I'io U . l^»kr J.er of (*lrrk of tha Circuit C ou rt tv K h. IIHADY Mint tiir# it! lb# Htnlr of Flnrlrfo of Hpinlnols County, Florida, subMary, Leonirwnod, A Ham out* Null.*' Ih Jititl.) ulV'-ii Hint II. ti. — -----------—* - — ----------- - : ’ Sprlnifi and Pciimt City, cutmtliuii )rrt to ths ctrrlsliin of ths Driuo, * r o i t s t 'P » : H i\ T i: M > r :. N T o r ,\t'» r I " *•!lu i , i*uichuser *»f Tax (V r* crude Votsrs of Hrrnluols County. I (h r ahovr dlNtr'.'t. PIT II.lt' IN ST III I Ttll\ flfl. .Hi* S.. j l l , iliilnl thr Hit itnv In ths DsmocrallP Prim ary K l f If nlriMid, I promli# an honiit I uni n i'amll>la|e fm r*--ele*-ll«n of Juno \ I 1^25, hu# flloil mill! S P O R T IN G GOODS huilncaa* llko ttiliulhliiirallon f r i « lion lo t>s hald on Junn tlh, A. L>. lo ill* o fflc* of superlnl.Tidehl of I *4i I il |nil • in in} nfflcc, nml Ii.ih G IF T S from tli# tmutil m#ddl«*ofn#n**ai 1911. public lust rin-Moii for Hemlnol* riH»*!** sifif»|iviifUmi for tnm to In* v. at Doirnt-AM t h e HK’ YCLB s t o r k kfrnrrnlly connevted with °*m C ount), subject lo the Dcinoerntte • ii** in ..H i t,nt* n. ,. u it || In Huld fl*#. P.VRIn IKNNK T o r ' • t'rlmnr.v. Vour supjio, t will be op* tf r i l l n *1U i tnliUH I'h Ilia* fill III" In |£ Hlrydcs Toys, Fishermans Sup­ O J1KRNDON. ■r ; ac h ^ v c & H r|) si t lli • * precluled. * |M"P« ri> r*1 1 uui(*d In Ht*mFOR CI'KIIH I in r u n r o u t T plies, Gun LocJt umi Key Sniitii T \\ I . A W T d N Inrilf 1'*!( il ti 1>» 1**1nr M m, in* " I I ; si* Irt* | I hernliy nnnouncs my ramllducy Store Number 2 n*' of M ! of NVV 1*1 of H ^ nor## GIFT HllrfP -."V vV SCI for ths offles of d a r k , u f die ro it i h i m t m i'iia iM K M m s T S.t li. T " i» h . I tu iv i ( o ji Circuit Court, suttjest To the action Rmini Num ber 40 ‘ ‘ m ** > ’• » O F PUM I.In IN ST tll tTItIN i ;*»#• u f ths , 'i t s ia as tl.s Juns Primary. C O N F E C T IO N A R V I wish to nnnounrr on cntiillilne) T h f (k.i nl lo nil lo-iiu; jinhmhmm) ui i ho for J i'a r t r r o f p f a c k It Jl. UK AH for the office of Hope* im**nd*-iit n •ii»|f m! tPvHii.iiM* nf Milt'll i'crtlf lento JOB P R I N T I N G S I lisroby nonminr# my rsnrtirtscy t'liblle Insiriicdou of Setnlnnl Hi Ills INI nil •if VV K I Hi 11otto, ! Tf i ­ DAGGETT'S I O CRT fur rr-#|«*t!tlun to th# ufflc# of I'minty, e object lo the will of the ll ’ m still ( i«i HI (i*l« I *' r I i u II In* ro­ for i t.Kitit o r ' t u n r i n r t ' i T Jn»dc r Ilf Mm IVurs. District No. ( Gilbert’s Fre»h Punnmore il I I in* <I o c i' M i iH n i: i*> |nw I n t HANFORD PRINTING fO . , r hereby u i.inninco n.y i-nndldscy voter* lu the prim 'll' June i. You Ravins lirhl tills offles for nrsrly he up prn laird " I I I ihni|i- tlnriMii H im I I Hi ,lu> of Fine Ji.li Printing two ysars until Ihs illsirlcl was for ih** ..Ih. d of I'lrrk of tli. i*lr- support m a*111 Candieu v i u :m . i: m a x w k ii. J uni'. A* I*. 1 T ask to tile will of msraril Into Ihs Fourth District I cult I'ourl siffijecl Phone 410 MeLamler Arcade 'Iclamder Arcudu _ \ ■> VVilHiMH in' offliijil itluinalnr# fri-l Just If Ir.t In asking thr voter# th*- i liters mi die Democratic I *r Ir o it ('IJt’N T t r i l O a i - C l I T I x a II till ►» Il 1 I IkIM I It till tiny of M u), fur Itirlr support on iny previous mnrj on Ion*I»i’ * A T T O IlM tl A I * . • * • J % J* I. TllltA-SMCIt rrcord as J under of the J'l-aoe and I tier*)*) lake tld> tnrdiod of nn* V I! Inil UlsAHH, v i s i t , my l>Ml em le. nur* In al vs ■■"iinclns ui) i-sailhlsi'v for lb * • I II III Hjin<lhi*r4.\V.1k I fk all the esopls a aiiuare U«ul with r im roxsTA iti.H office of C'Mir.i) piiisscutliiu Allor< I' l l. * ii« nit * *imi r t, Hi'titlin*!t> Justice to all unit slrtct sdl •r r u t s I wish to apiiuinp-e m> catiillilary nev, subject to dir I )r mocm Ilf • 'ttiMti > riurlilu to Ihs laws. for die office of runatal*i*>. Inst Del i ’rimnr). I • 1 1 1 iippreclst* mi> ID s\ M W IIIIKH U \V. l/ IV K L J . 1No. t, Hi-ioliiole Donuty, subject to support plven ms lit Ibu people |h |o ii > Cloik. amt unsure III*-pi, If elected. Will Ibe will of die voters In die Demo­ lllve to the d ull* * of tho.ufflcs my cratic Pr im ar y uf Jans I. ts ry heal services l\ l IIH I IT I «M II I , Im ;v n . Jr A T A T K W K WltlTIC T II II IM Jl l i J H H ' 1 IIH I I I «||* • 'i.ttiiiit a i n v > d r u n vi:m > fur j i '* t *i r o r e r tr B r o il c o n s rvn i.i: F O R t'IH / »T Y n i o a K l T ' T I N f J M ll .i : « 411 N T l IN 4 11 4 N I I ill 1 . DISTIIItT XU. F tit'll 1 t'crei.* i, n no ii tn ** ntv i-iiiiilf'l.icy ATTOHNICY r m : m n r i i i ; i i N m t a t k h i .i f i : i n I hcirlty Hiimiunrs my cuiiaiilBry for lb*- office of roiislnble, J*l*tit‘-l I herehy unnounce my candHncy h i ' i i a m t : c d j i p a n y , ■■ c**rpoiufor Justlcs of I ’cacp of Dlslrtct No. 4, eiibjet t lo the will " f the t**t*-rs for re-i'tefthili to the " f il e r of lion o i u h i i Ik i I und . . l- ilu e under J, subject to Ibw decision of the oil Jllllll M. Po tin l) ProsernllliM A d o rn .) sub­ tin- l a " , of I In HID*' of Aljltllin*l voter* In die Dr-morratlc I’rlmsry h in t .a w . ject lo Ills will of 111* volets In With llo- uu lh o ill)’ to do liusllteAS to be lis’.d on Julie C*lh. A. i>. 1921. the Democratic primary on Junn I III Do HI id* "I I . -.lid.i, Ci'inplalnD A V I D MPKKR. for ra v sT A in .K J O H N It. I.KONAItlir. Chiropractic Specialist ■rid. HEMSTITCHING FUR STATF. I.F.fSISI.ATI HM I Ii - rr hy H-.inotinre my camlldscy v* 1 wish to Sanriutu-n my cuiplldncy for ronstabte for Ihe fourdi diep o l l T A X A*ni;aatil| i.t: n li v i n ’, j a c i >n n v k in m tk in . for tb** Min e l.ealslslure (fl ro up irlrt, subject t*» th* will FOUND! At, effective enro for of die I v isit to announce in> caudhtnry At. At id 'H T A l AHNKIl. unit Mll.2) stul will siiprcvlle i t c p i l l In voters In ths flemor.rnllr primary Singer Sewing Machine' Shop for Ih* office of T « « Assessor of 1,1 i : y.l'.I.M KNUVITX, lief ■*lidit Iit - tiiut stomach condition o f youra. tbc primary tu i*« held Ii* June. of June S. Yo ur vnts will be up Hemlnol* Coil Illy, subject lo III* Machines Sold, Rented, Kxch«nga&ii II Ii i l l lip I’ l III .II ATII IN |*. JI All AN. predated. will of III* voter* III tint Jlitw T i n : MTATK T*t| Chlroproctl:— lJr. W. E« McDougtl)-* P M nil 11A IV C. tl lob) WJtA’OK. Eusjr raynunts j Primary, Till-: A l-'TKIt S' A XI till I M: I•I : n I * j n i : D m ITTHND11M. nll, 308 National Hank Bldg., phone 80 Nm Th’PaA'.-Vqld ANT. d lt C B T I X n H FOR fONSTAntr ■in M il d.i* . oK i.iicN iiviry . Rhone 482-J. f o r T iir. b R i i t s u t i m * 1 wish iu iincounce that t am " hoe*' i i-aldellc" mol mldl-ess 1/ ( Legal Nollcfii) I hereby announce mj ,-andldscy a rundldste for Ilie office uf f o n lo iihs W Ok, • le»l e hi Lunch Roo for the I,* k I*I u I u i i - (tlroup I) eub- stsbls f*ir Justice of Ihe I’euca vnr a i d : itKitKiiv 'iiti>t:in:i> Jei-t to the wil l of the voters of Hem lMstrlct No M i l'll I. ell a 4 l«M 4 Hrmlnole Coiioly BatlerlcH lo upjieur lo tli** hill uf cornplaliit I n o t e County, In die primary tu b 'I'll \YMi I A t IT tl.\Y C O N C im N : KlorMs, sold Justice of the Penes FOR GOOD e a ia . t r r . N O T I P K IH IICIICIJY i l l V K N that filed iu the llhove . l ) l n l im lo**' ***| held on June *. J92*. Dlrtilet Cuniprlslna I.'leciloti Prs. I-nu*ti Room, 10t West u. u t.ono vli-lue of a di'i'lee **r before il*c 2nd <1nj **f July. A. 11, elms. No's t. 2. I. 4. 9. 10. II, A II. under amt by 1929. tie- emue Ik-. iiv *• Ituie **u, 1-1 Street. subject to l b * decision of the Jlem- rendered In l b * Circuli Court of the this Court. 01 rl.i il deo r r a d r l*rlinarp f j bo held on June Turrnly -l hlrd Jinlb-hil Circuit " f i li-i< Itoliolilble - uc --------- - J * pro i-"lil *-ssu "111 be enter**) Ptorld a, In und for Henilnnle Mb. A. II. 1921. Dry Cleanipff County, In Chnipery, III u enusn Iiuulnel ) oil I will ep prevlat* von» support. IT IH I l ItT IIF Il n l l l l K I I K D Ibul Kiel "III p lulliiy. wherein Chase 4v THE L9 N&4JFC BATTERY i . k h i . i i ; lilt VAN f o r n i r v r r ro M R ls s n o K it SANITARY STE Couqiuny. n rorimriilloji cl / Aiili-il Ib l . loilli*- lo- published once w week To The Voters of .Uemlnol- C o u n t): fur lout i'*m»' i-iidv* wei-ks In T i l l ! lloff.Mac Hattery Co. and t'Xiaduti midi i tb . lows of th» FOR roN s r ( iti.r.. I wish t’> announce that I nm a UdorltruX Dry • H A NPUlit * Ili'.ltAl.D, a liewspupet i« compiuinaat, f w ish lo announce dial I nm S Hi-vir of Finn.in. randldule for Ihs office of County 117 East 2nd- Struetm* n* i.d rirciihidoi* lu Hmiford. Ofte. ( U n . P a r k . ; ; ’ - :; I’nnimleslnner from IHslrb-t. N". I e,i c l hi,Hr for the office of Con st­ and J. 1 Htiipl* r nml Itulilb Ht*iis­ of h * mltioic Count,, r l o i Ida. subject In Ihe Democratic J'rlmnry able. I ili'irId No. 4, Hemlnol" Coun­ le- r. Ills " I f " , und .1 II l.ittt* unit VV IT.VKMH III.- IiIsil *1 of y. j; Awningn Ill* Wire, nr* doty Florida, said district comiirlslns Julie A. I.lttl". PainBrand WAH lo be held on Jane tub. A. D. m t I i il i II.ASH, Clerk, mid the sent of I lisve lived and paid- t s . r a In Or- i-l*. ilhn p r .ll|ds No's. I. !. 9 4, 9, fi miauls. | w ill >*-il i*| public out­ Ihe uhovi styled I'oiit- .In Holifnld, alive nnd HeniUmle Cuunllcs since 10, I t , 12 eilbject lo tin* will of the cry lo th* h la licet bidder, fo r cash. thla 29 day « r May, A. I* Fd’s SUN PROOF PAINTS m EM INU LE • A W N IN G SHOP. dor ■l do- Court luTk-and l ImVe a l w a y s hern a D e m ­ Viitrra lo tb*’ Democratic Primary >*t the m in i •v i:, iMit’ni.AMM. lo lie Jirld oil June Sth. A. D. i92* House In tile Dll' of Hanford, In Awnings, Window skudes. Tarpau­ Water Spar Varnishes ocrat. Clerk Circuli Court. Vour support will be appreclatstl. *nld County umi H Ulc. durlmt the n. it. c ' i t a i i i ' n , mils. Vclumina Flat lins. Anything of Cunva*. 309 East I!> A. At IVKKKM. li-unt hour* *-f *«li •>'* Monday, the J. M I V I C ) VICKKJlY. Ha oford. Paints. Persian clay, d i p ' l l ) Cjeflt. till d « » of Jllti". \ D. J92*. S 4 I I I " 2nd. Street. Phot/O II, lielnu Ih" filet Aloiot") In said Jl-iu litre A Voo'rlils. FOR f'O N sy A ffh r moulding clay and the ’ foil *w lug *l, *rrlh« <1 \ i i " i in-> r fm Coiuplalioiiit. I wish to announce that I am a month, ford Paint & Wall Paper Auto Tops ■■ii toll da I'• fo r Ills offles o f Con- limits, sliuirt*-. Ivin- mid h*dnu In (i if fli In I ■H i 11. for r u t ' x r r A * o : m i o u OF slshle District No. 4. Heinlno’e ih* C o u n t) or H.-niihol" und Ktulo Stuart, Propr. 112 W. Flcui) TAXES r o i t vtl: viiti:it i i n v u n O F P l lll.It I wish to announce to the people County. Florida, said Dl»trl"t ruin* of Ftorliln, to -veil Furniture IN s r illlT IO N SPENCER TOP SHOP. CurUlni leit Flftv.omiM | of M XI. or H«mlnol* County that I am • lirislnu F.teetlon Precincts No'#. I. I sin a rmidnlatr fo r re-a|eetli*ii Hiullh'a Mu lid IV loll of all tlial candidate fnr re-election to tb * o f ­ 3. 3. 4. 9. 19. II A 12. subject tu Cushions and Scut CoVv-rLig*. to th " Jbim-it ot Puhllii lostroelinn WE HUY or trade in part of Me*-*Ion Tw*-|il)-n*-V-il fice of T aa AAaeeaor, subject 1# Ik# the will of Ih* vutera In Ih* lirinonl Hrmluolr C uuiil), subject to tli* 300 West 2nd. Street. 121), Township Nineteen (19) decision of the voters In the Demo­ rratlr Primary lo l»« held on Juns lure. Wagner FurnitiUNCiia <» Jirmoerutl*' Primary. South. J U iikc T h i r l ) (2U) Fast, crat Ic Pr im ar y te be held lu June £D> A. D. 1921. Jl. ti DO D L K Y . lylrm Mouth of Ht. tlertrude Your support will he spprecleied. of tb l* year. • Avenu* and other lajida lying lit A. R. (A r t i e ) c --------A. VAUaUAN. (Political Announcements) TO FASHION DECREES WOMEN TO WEAR TRESSES LONGER iv a, i. -. k 10 McLander Arcade; —Classified*- Business Directory. . A '■ f, — -Classified- Business Directory, E x fb e V J **- hey I t ’i b-c" A � 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 25, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 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 25, 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/0ec54781caa3e1ee87e20d2a8451bc04.pdf 230b7422303d85f0714511e4b52dbbc4 PDF Text Text _ mm I t TV \ 36 Bw WsS F A P K lt YOUK N ne P u b lis h e d in F lo r id a ’s H e a r t, T h e W o rld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le S p o t a n d R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d . A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y ” N E W S P A P E R ‘I ^ e a s e d W i r e I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e r v i c e VoLUME“XIX fI r h F elief Secretary Denies Violence Charges ( WILL BE ISSUE INPARTYHIEET \VAS»"V( r ON, May 2«.— (INS)* published in London -* thnt American marines . Nicarngun were guilty of Ullage ond other nci/« of •unnecessary violence were vigorously denied toda by hoc* rctarlea Kellogg^of ,.thc Stat* Department ,n'«M Wilbur of, the, Js’avv. Major General, 'John A. Le jeunc aided hi* unqualified denunciatioiX -of dl*’-, FtlglHb chnrg?f,.ani'F tq have'been. ore ginated Jp semi-official,‘ hut id* named V rters. I j? Jeune, who returned from a personal, illV apcction t r ip to Nicaragua three jn'ontlvh agnC'sahL be « » more Ih u i, satisfied - with the dlsqlpline ofvihc force* there. Looms As BurninjfPolitical Question To Be Solved ByRepuhlicans InKansasCity Senate Sustains -. ' - President’s Veto Four SenalorsChange _____^----s---------------Minds About BillTo BackCoolidgeAction Dr. Buhrman To Deliver SHOALS BILL IS A n x i e t y F e i Commencement Sermon GIRLS ADVISED Sunday A t High School TO BE SCANNED S a f e t y O f D ir i ^ , RADIUM BY HIE CURIE . . . V i 11 . n # N ow L ohg O verd , -I*/. W i t h - th e a n n u a l c o m m en ce* fftra . Mumbers*. '.of I n te n t s e r m o n t o b e d e l i v e r e d l>y clns* are:* ."*■ * . , . x i . i n i /Va ! R e v . W . P, I l u h n t t a n , p a s t o r >f Bernlco Appleby, Mildred Allen, I n t e r v i e w e d JV v R e p o r t S tr a n g e C a s e O f W o m e n In Ifo sp ilq l F ro m P o iso n in g tho^p£i'«< K! i n c n c c tn o u t m* vk for tho Seminole High School •lwill t»c .ushered in | Sunday evening with oxerefso* at • -1 ’ ft?—- ’ ■ I the .high achoM auditorium boginDeclares'’ITherels. ning a t >*< o'clock. : s elflSs night, program ^ No Cure Available willThbbeannual offered Wednesday . night ,, ■' with the presentation of ijlplthiiM S a y s C h a n g e O f E n v iro n m e n t | , o (>. ,,i.e,luled for i s l l c s t M e t h o d O f C o m b a t ­ F r i d a y n i g h t . The. f o l lo w in g i n t e r t i n g V e r y D e a d l y I n f e c t i o n i.'-liiig p r o g r a m ha* b e e n a r r a n g e d P0S96 IN GEORGIA A lM tiilyls Con^ PURSUES BANDITS ar Reaclmtg m SWAMP LANDS No Word Has Virginia BarbefV Khtuoy llolly, : HoweyerThatN Eliziftvcth llrpwn'. B etty ’ Hubrniwi, ;< *' o r P A w c r P r o je y l H o p e It 1 u t W L M I U ^ y u u w i Georgia *Oglhouii, Clai'u. CWnV W ill M e e t. (JooU dge F a v o r Will Be Su Alyct,* Chorpuitlhg, Eugenia IH'-'fld' tj£* ' , , _ l— Ih Fight Wi Mary Karle, Alice KldfetT Afina t J smted* Maria Felly w«, Beatrice tie ward,! , , ‘r N ovii Horton, Ilrfpfi Jin k in g Mv I . j () |> 0 r i l l 1 * ' A V ba Jones!.liidght I.aney.^Ahlin !.:»•! ; —* . vjgnc. Untile Losklng. Maggie _||j i | CuH*^'For In iliis tria l Kn* G r i m M n n - I I u n t C o n t l n u e s A f to r D e sp e ra d o e s D escenoLynch, J.miolln, .Mnhortev Iteleii; t ^ . 'i n s e . PniIer.GoVvrnpieipt • -1 e d O n P a y r o l l C a r A t t d ^ E s * • ■f Mnrienloite, Dorothy * M a n u a l. i! 'n\ •*# friim iriio n s Uu\,y Martin, .Mary Uelan MofU . , . t o i i l r o l , u f M g l ro p itriio n s t a p e d A m i d I J a l l o t V o l l e y Last Message Received . •— I , Fuel Supply Was Stage OfFthaiisfr | for-Sundhy night*? exercises: \ P a It I S , M a y 2(1 — ( I N S ) — T l i e j V - p n A t s i i i i i n u l — H i g h S c h o o l O re h p e r i l s o f r o m h a t t l h g r a d i u m ;-ol< ‘ e s t r o d i r e c t e d by I W , S t u m o i i / l ' l ) p * o lp g y — C o n g r e g a t i o n . • ,t. o n l n g w e r e e m p h a s i t c u '.‘/ d a y by *• I n v o c a t i o n — Ite v . V*. K. M a r l e r . ^ M in e, ( u r i c , d b c . i v e r e r o f ,-adlum, Q u a r tc ttc f-'U o s u s P i l o t ' - M e," in nit in t e r v i e w w i t h I n t e r n a t i o n a l Mrs. A. M ‘Phillips, Mra. C. . H ; N e V s S e rv ic e . H e r v ie w s w e r e cal)-* C ook, F . S . L u m s o n , B . c . M ot.re. POSSE SEARCHESSRAIN PREVENTS COUNTRYSIDE "tojATHLETES FROM SETTING RECORDS CAPTUREBANDITS * • *fM. I i 1II r, »I »/Irene Murray, E l v a U » « ) J • m v i r r . i v Awv l i o l u e 'i j l l a r r i i l t , R o s t e r , . L d i d s - ^ V * l l I N C , T t > N . - .-V . CM H o rN . (u ., " A -.d N s ) Unstu il, Ju a n ita •SAVckingie^tio , _ v n w N n r r i v Morin nUstackShoaw- ^-thiyit-g of honml*'hn«l*mi ettisb Jyih* Sm ith,•liniio.Spinks, em o1 Dill—kccphiif a h u g e ’' d n W t r l n l ' on.r slosh of a little ofpiy tlirOugn ’ -I*-**J* VN“T,U SfO|u',-‘ ()li\'(v .SvVuin, Ma^gur- nterpriso iii govet:mlcnt\^lmu<U RO'MEj M ay 5 6 ,— (I N S ' • W A S H I N G T O N , M a x -{V— el'TallNilt. Lillian Thornloy, KaVlii ami- providing f o r ,a n ultei'Itlj.t.irl bruslr gpd foQd jgXila of a i;wAto ( I N S ) — F a rm Vulicf w ns d ead A l t h o u R h a ll Itotiy is coj marked t h a grliJu iqhn*hUllV tonay A niMefi Helen* Wuluncii. trin e VunNyrs, ne •<»h n c o n g re ssio n a l isfun*' ( to ­ i v]»i rlment r*.aching. >pt'»•> eW'crji d e n t o f G dncra* U m b e r to J M argaret Willing. Dlanclni Wynh, •for the tfric^iiaiuU ls who rol.bcd d a y — b u t mu ’ its d o |ith th ro e s b i l e ’s a b i l i t y t o ’b tfn fc t h e e privt r f the t)al(onoi. • ’ . ' * . . n ..... . . . wLau payr’roll UM i a r . n„ r, »^ fk Kotne jy ___ c a tc r. Scripture W A Jitij— Dr, E. , 1L Itore Z a n d e r .. it 'a p p a r e n tly Mm'> Uehieveii cd f o r t h b y nctva f r ^ l n O r a n g e , N. Jean Adams. J. P. Mates. LH'V* f,„v President Gcilidgo/tqtlaj1 ^ , I..* tl oirflight li i g i b le Ita lia * tlin Brownlee, , _ • . > ikq U h u inmioritffttV. o f becom ing .1., t h n t five grl.i'Ot w - r e b e lie v e d t o ! I tho D te A r c t i c t i t o r m w h , ~*' a b u rn in g political i»s]1e t > N e g r o T o F a c e T r i a l O n T w o be d y i n g . „ f f o m ' yiidiuni p o if o ii lo g l - Announcements—’D t. l '\ Ik King. s i l e n c e d Its* r a d i o f o r Q u q rtitte—' ‘Incline. Thy ' E:ir,'' vonfrrtnt. a n d posjiibljj fi^cottTied; ^stw I n d i c t m e n t # C h a r g i n g R a p e c o n t n i c t e i f l t f h i l f t w xlfklng w i t h r n - j num!"doh.«k F. liiggins, C ^ nU 1 c-oobm.tn.i "I" i r i t * .«**!<* f T ^ j .nojyded. • ^r ii '• '':j.Sn. ^ , uu;_. , , h o u r s , a n o te o f w tx l ,M n. Philip*. Mrs. C.oyk, Mr. U »«foiind, I he •H epbbhrafts; w ho Clo’A t d COt) m m nro -'In th e v a r H f ttr f project tii^« A n d A t t e m p t e t l R a p e t C r i m i * iliu m s e v e n y e a r s 'a g o . Jacobs, Mills Lord,“-Kivli!ird . Masere felt b d r c ;to d n y . kon, Mr..Moore. • > *< ,•will m eet in-Kttnxft.1 C ity tw o .The 'g irls feared they, hail been nal D ocket llc g ln a M o n d a y '* m FT*' ** thc‘ stalking pc jJa, -Including of/jeari t T h c d i r i - i b l o ia c Scriniin-r"Th«» ^VUy otJ*.'.Ltfo," well, Robert Mhsou, JcstO NOeloy, Mr. Coolid r.i « w e e k s h e n c e t o n o m i n a t e n pre*J and civilians..frrhV. fiv'n courUlce, infected wlilln (minting ImmU.onil Stanley IVckhnm*Tliffiird RumwIJ, hill, Wirh opr°n<*ut<f making rp*' keeping In tho a ir for ■Rcv.-W! P. BulirWhn,^." d i-n tial t i c k e t . ' ’ *• 1 nnd a doU) 11 r e r ' vdfitv‘ctlt’rii(Vnm T w e n t y in d i c t m e n ts , f i v o _ ^ o f ilhuninnted Wfitcli dials, "If. th-> , llymn-A-MCbrtio Thy Almighty Henry Russell. Stephen Shinholser, dictions of another veto. Evolved CUtlnuoog.Ti c n d c f-’CtiiHifTlackott; weeks, b u t It U ratlnuP T h e r e - w a s little d o u b t b u t, th a t ^ t h e m f o r f i r s t d e g r e e m u r d e r , w e r e girls were ft' pWScihcd by p uttin g Linus Slevcking, Thomas Stomp, fuel supply would r\»ti f a r m r e l i e f *w o u ld h e n p a r a m o u n t Congregation. the tipa-wf their, hriishes'dii their king,'" Fred Stanley, Jam es Stoinoff,- L. tn a night conference, th e N orrjj- turn f r o t n . r d n M o n ^ l o y ^ Murray. tlnia this m c r n ln j. Aft niodlction—neb. J. B. Root. Benediction—RcP. isf c a t K u n s u x C i t y b i f t e r P re s k , r e t u r n e d by ua c i r c u i t -co urt g r a n d uvo\ifIts there Is pradHcally • llttlo •Mcrin Bill was declared to .be one Whit/lclil. And CobU, Counties. Join­ A. Summerlin. ile. ‘ t 'o o l id g e V c a u s t i c a d d s t i n g j u r y , w hich ro jic lu d e d i t s I n v e s t i ­ ,l|ope," pniil Mine. Cilrie. "WIMj 1 ^•'Recessional—High School Qrch* of the most far-reaching plrecs of ed h y " f o ( l ‘,o a.qt^’Bbntf. Rcsnca. h u f e ship’ would b q ’’ai ill . v e to o f t h e M r N u r y ll u u g c i i g a t i o n s mid w)»s illsijlissed F r i d a y heard •*»< the Invld; m I hail hoped legislation of its kind over reacted t hatJSvor’Qt iinJ*o8)e'r towns, added of the elemental v ? *, tJo- word fronf'-Ahq by Congrcs*. TJ10 hill provide*: t.v the- bulk.oldJ'tc, > o « c from CalH l j . T h e r e w a s n o n e a t .n il t o d a y n f t e m p o n a f t e r - d e l i b e r a t i n g foi1 th a t,th e girl*1 had nbaoflicU . tlii, been received tin e a 1 a t r th e S e n a t e h a d misJ d n c d Ids Scttiiiff up of Murclo Sliouls C o r­ liour, 1. ‘ poison' through their luttgi. This ™ th re e an d a h a lf.n a y s , ' 1 a r y of A v ia tio n , Bulb poration with capital v» j o n ly b y r e a s o n o f tlu* flip m anner of poisoning is easier to Opinion ia general th q L th a bnn* n message ifrom Nob Murder indict inolit* * , .cere re­ stock, nil govern in c tit • e wn c d . Op ' fl o .p.p in „ g o f v o te s . T h e v ............. e to a n d th combatBiinougn alth o u g hu'it i».is. u tem ple, ' i •;• , , . . . wM'.s ■ coronal " d . t am ,lit’'refuge in * tho oration v>f hydro-olectric f electric- s^ooip.nca^M sf.O^tartn'ula Rtyeri. o'clock y esterday m o r \Oie on sustaining it leii sore spots turned ngum&f rite. fijjloWjng: is ^ f^ destroy it.* * *. fli the ship was oncounte power plnnta and sale in rth e Republieati side lhot#ipill l»bj; j-», tniiinlil-on, Carl StSle*. Ida', f,.^'in _|l i n- - fgrt, thert^ Ik al>B i4ct, there in nliBoIrtUdy. no t - Vire , ,To.*h by Iptlhlts xvitli. which ,u*- flc wind. Ity with staU* und mu micipal.iUf-.t ...... onlhmm dc. „ It'jfue midins of. destreylnif.(huTuhstanc •‘• j l . l o n g t i m e -h e a lin g . and Owen Wafthlngton, C. ficers r.tl^VUJ9«t*•, nori , A wild arctic sto rr Having first opportunity to pur- .ri Tlw, . T h e volt* wan 50 t o -11. I* o u r Scik Itngg and Jgilllam , Drown, oncP i f enters the human iMidy," fied fttmlr'challenge of camhnt ns o n r Spitzbergcn. Th* fwd jthebr . . • * clia-to. *1 (It) of K nnaha a to r's , C u rtis a n s a s ,*. -Freed jjB|| yw hite w a n in d ic te d fo r >lineA lurie a»id s)ie “wished to en r ’ ‘ ' qlty, their Sallywliite wa« indicted is becoming stro n g e r Maintenance* of fixed n ilto ie n they* flew t|im ugh the . ptiuMizc the fact fnck thnt that she is'nol i s 'not K nB sns Peopit* A re ITnlfljA rm a M a n y E v e n t s A t I n t e r c u l l c R l * H a c h e tt ( I t ) o f K e i h u e k e y , »..n , '"r T , j u ^ s u u lt w i t h i n t e n t to * r o m m lV flr a L ’phaslze mttonioldlr, a se d a n ,' was found nnd dlapntchr* from I a l e T r a c k M e e t A t H a r v a r d fi r sale, nniL expcrimcnl il matinm a n ( I t ) o f C o lo r a d o ,4a n d - r le te n ., j( n ,urder. V . physf^ian conaeiiuemi)' si"* ;* n y t. ( ) \ w T h o llr a z e n R o h n e r y A n d uhnnduned on tito- edge of tho Irdicato thnt even Ifj A r e R u n O f f l » D o w n p o u r ; facture of coin me rein l fertilixer.s. . •■ * -udviee ........ M u r d e r O f 2 R a n k O fficial** e r (D ) o f F lo rid a, e iin rg td t h e i r l .pw<( in d i c tm e n t* , b n e c h a r g i n g competenr ■tp give 11110111111 • . • •„ 1U were In the vicinity] J u m p i n g I ’U h F u l l O f \ S a t e r , Authority to coi'periite with na swamp. voles and by this, niyisiw Uiurgoi* ' Cape nnd another attem pted rape as to treRtinen^ "I would be oiilv* A n d T h e S ln y lu u O f D o c to r And there tho trail ended, e x ­I t h o r c were small hop. tiouul, state, district or comity cxenabled Proaldent Cpolnlge to em wore found ngaint - li. Z. ‘Norris, too happy to give n)>)' aid that I HARVARD STADIUM. CAM perimcutal farm stations tor uae cept for discovery .beneath a tree. l inng g u *a 'e landing. .•lush negro. Other iniUvVmejits were- could,' continued Mine, /'iiele. "I e r g e a v ic t o r in h is b i g g e s t gl DIGIITON, hull., d a y ZC F o r hours not one BRIDGE, B an . May i’O— Pen of new forms of ler'ilizer necdoil in ‘the swamp of $50 und tho w i t h t h e S e n a t e . H u d t h e s e v o te s , Fred Uchrnes und Il.v'A. Muffley. nm Interested tri know if the girl* (INS)-*-Tvvn 11tit sired officers* of empfj- satchel in vvldch had reposo r i g i n a l l y r e c o n l i t l f o r t h e hill, three charging rebbery^ Earl were really poisoned by ladiuin Fu-.ti ru (Ti | ora do-’ nnd W.catern Soup, Chile, was eorved with the iu tho devcLpmcnt of tho govern­ rd the $3,000 pay roll money of sage from the ship ments' progrem permit -onie pet. ccivod a t the base. I t **' s t o o d fn s t o n t h e v e to ip ie s tn .n Matthews, breaking and entering or by mesothoriuio. final of tho Intercollegiate track cent o f <fortilizn * to lie distrihutoJ tin Hanks Stove and Range Com­ possibly th n t to avoid th e st “ I would Miggest thnt th» best Km: af mntifiucd toOSy on one of th e M cN iiry J l . v i g e i r B i l l w u h l h a v e with, intent to commit a felony; and field championship* this uf through agricultural colleges, conn pany, .of Romo. In tho abandoned General 1 li one rat Nobile ixoutie had u: _ .dggide 1 Jjiley Roberson und J. A. Furies*, Way for girls td combat The infec­ the largest nionhur.t* in the his­ ' b e e n p h 'R cd »»y t h e n e c e s s a r y iw u jir.vveio- found the hat* nnd coat* I No rw 1 tion (if it cipne from* radium) wouhn ifraud lureney; AlbaiT Jenkins, tory. of the plums countihv Along temoon, an nil day rain turning ty. agent J or cthenviio for •*- o t h r y m. n, dppurently t h i r d s , a n d Mr l oulldr ml - , .Would bn. to give uj> their WopI; die Smoky Itr.i River two a ir ­ 't r a c k and Jumping pit*. Into mini-' pcjfivji^U^atlcn and tli • educ.itio'have been algnnlljfNloJfeated u g a i n j | urren>. ptiHfe lakes of Kill irni Thc/i»- o f w t i i e r a 'll ) r a d ic a l uie o f f e r " fled for aitore active, f l i g h t ' goiVvV -.K ing’, n * * and live fur iiwa^ from tile factors by tlie Semite i*jt .e li glslallvt c h m le y Wesley, , breaking ami Ivo nnnnm* . •. Bay . The Irnt* vvgtxs expensive pannm I ' j l \ . Aj ' r , this planes* rcoufed tne countrywide, fore, rccorda th a t buvl Is on ticO y lillier*. ■ ■ wa question. entering with Intept to commit a where they had b*en emploed. C u r t i s is n euiidhlnle for the Re j f,.|ouy; ( hurley Johnson, two* in- They ' should rem aiir'lu the open assisting fyrc’f's on the gtouml aiiliei|utt«'d j n •' ie'v of thajBtiines- . Maintenance vf laboratories nnd mh, and tlie coats w ere well made, \mlikcVflr-5 vtow of tTirr duel' ih the tiole ^uull^ und experimental plants for develop­ tbr fo rm e r biiaring labels Indicat­ «Ago reeSjx'ed from tt publieun noinlmilion. is uDo dietmeiits ehurging brenking u n i air us mile ns possible ond change who went iihiiulTn 1ui(iunoliili s, Ike perfornmnres eif Eric lvfenz ment of nil forms of commercial ing purchase in P a nam a City, FU indicated "th a t Ha fu l nfo.it And 'AiJtvrKfdtnek. , • now in tbi position.of being record | c nicniig. with i n t e n t 't o t-ynimU n their life Imhitu. Tlie j*rtJso senrelu'd fur the four, ami Alfred Bate* yesterday in the fertilizer uml nitrogen products. In tho coats were found, letters running low and that-) "I tlilhk th a t raw .calves’ liver h„lh stdep of ibe McNary feloiiy; Sain Pride -und Johnnie ed -on is about*us good ireutpKiiit u* any. Im'u 1Ill's who ln»t Wednesday held wriglits and brmul jump respect­ 1'fivver to nt.inuflictlire und sell *0 homing the name* of ."Ed W rig h t" te m pting to buck bend Hnngen issue, having vtor origi ,! Uridgee,' desertion und w ith h o ld , Idle for the bill und <hyi voting j i,*.,. ,upport. and Lam ar Wilson. It would help ellminuto the. pui-ui •up the F u s t National yank at ively were out like an ex*window. the arm y uiiil tinvy i-xploslvcr or and "Wood." Inform ation had only threo instead of been given tha t tho fleeing car to conserve fuel. (f the girls hail tin? pointed their I.lunar, Colo., killed the president Th,. Jlnrvuid student hand, hud­ ncC osaiv nitioget.ous pr ducts * th e veld. He thus b ^ l .fol‘p ,rj» and u ite rd ig fo ig n l instfli to suslidu IU met coin)detjon of dam nutn hope 11 Florida.lie, nse ta g,'but when :l>Vw*tics with their months tin' ami cashier and kidnapped a tell" dled ill the Ire of the drenching Tho supply ship, p i t t a Dr 1 cyrmail nnd |tr;irti "” n*ent euine.s what th< it was about her ‘J nt Musi le Shauls and slc a rt tlw abandoned hulk was found, tl. only other me"hod of r o o triufjnT <1 ; otr T hursday night jireauihutdy rniii. knew v ita l In its final presentnirnt, was ready to procoed r * m l poliliciuiis in Washington call' , . . lit -nvuilnhl. ** us u eompiom.M*enn.li grand jury reported visits to ult llir pol* oil woijjil Finer been through killed Di. William Wmeriiger of when it played " F u r Above C’ayu- | nit 1 ui plant number 2; authorize only a pasteboard card was aus* through the Icq-floes to with variation*. building o f Cove 1 reck dam iif* pemleil. ut th« roar, announcing properties nnd offered tin* IpngvfcJLtytliey‘lim) tnsoi |».is llightnii, Kan., and fluilt'il |M»»se- gu s Wulei tho Italia today b u t J4 s date for either nomination ill Knu 1 county Tlie first event - i t avvuy ill j Tenin-shi'e, Iir.il mile, from Musclo tlint'llu* tag was lost. commendation t<> II. Brownfntf, oluxi in the lungs through breiitli men along the Smoky Kill ltiv« r. Shaded tho ship's capta sas G il). , •, i Seaivhi 1 s today found Dr. Win- the ilownpour was 11 apeMal lout ^lo.als, f i r purpoM' of regulatin'?' i n k ‘the I’nison tt would have meant The threv ' lyiqdR-i'. armed nnd making the-attoitapt- T h l The situation was sli tense point mmuigei nf the county hnnte, un.l „f tin. 4 In yard run for the third flow ■ (, ri iine»-.i'i-. River und tribuPaul Riggers, superintendent'* of that hygienic conditions 111 the fac ••rimer's ov« remit tlirei- miles from fiuuliiji,* UieSiri* of death, held up would be foolhardy to at rally that Curtis fell railed upon »" tory were had. Sink a rendition the spot where the physician'* and /otirlli pine........ of yesterday. turiiT. (J i-coti .dll patent* jyifiiitcr- tho uut.mioliilo- in which A.C-C. penetrate tho Ice-cover explain his vote, as follows: J the ennvirt cuinp, for their wmrk would have b: en silijo ising 111 tlie b( idy was fotiml Fridu.V iiinrintig It vvus vv.iii in a stirring stretch iM iu |i'art-i)t affhV Ln- ti?h o h gov-, Hogg, vice president, ilmlorth of S pitsbergen have away* favored farm relief 111 the operation of the two iimti , ( ’lilted States. ernunlit in carrying* nuf jiropx-t, drive by John Morrnum.-£tanff*rd, i a f te r lie lupl lllisweltsl an “uevi ImoUkeoper of tliii1 tutions, * f> * • loro wua small chance o f al legi^lation as shown by n»> ' " ,•• in the eonmicndirhlc litiui of *J*-| Brno than $130.000,000 haul J 't e ) i , “.I have never lieariL ef if utse of dent eall." were ca rry in g tho , Tins ,pint mug's sessimt was de_ e dirigible in th e stojfm.p for everv farm reliyJ,,. measure^ 1 .; IU re,ends. Only the brat w i t |J kpcatViti the pr^ji c t .MitscL'^ inv\ I t ' was believed the bandit, who this kind in France not even iu puny's- nuaicy {oretv^ c m plo)^*..embers of the '^expedit voted on in Coitgrtsa slnff the war. . voted to a- civil aWinii'- of I), *Aji War time when rounUcjm fuelolie. apparently was tlu> one who re- nor vvu* to go into tlie /inul mter ’ Sinaia, AIn c n ;u i ' •ring * report* I urcing them t-J leave their nu1 Caldwell versus W M L nnjl A. P. a t K ing's Bay w ere nnd by my urijnti in offering two Aldridge, f a u l t r e c e d e d . a t l]«>on were employed in work dealing eeivcd medical attention in 'T iin i- in the afternoon. . > 'dixclore. .’1 l i q j i r u p o n p d Covo.CT'eC'i pfnlitlo, t h e y tied -the’buxinoi* men which. ___ _ i a t G c n jr a l N raVefolly prepared m e a s u r e ^ ........ ..... 1-v mnrillll„ ^ llt *1)41111, InipoiiMing w ujor for*giurrj-• Monty Wells, Dartmouth, 1PJT w ith rinljum. Nor did I ever beat dad, Colo., last tWednesday night, to-t«»’1i in a thicket o ’f tho z'ond, until Monday ninrning would have given relief had they case about half finished. At yc*- of n sim ilar case in* Switzerland died, and having 110 further use clmtnpiiMi, lost all chalice of (due* Kilim of 200.000 hvrjepfvjver' of uml fled noth ward In their* sedan. would sW^ecd In b rin g in g his been adopteiL. ,.VLuc1i U» win rr there are so many vvuteli for the physician, tlm remaining ing better tliun fifth in tiii* ird e l e c t H e i t \ v - i * • e a t i m S t e t f \ o c o r t Ifogg.nnd S (range hoard them talk safely throtfYbJthe s t i r m .- '.' a ' iiiui ti terduy’s session F. M. Davison was (fbintld o u V u tF * th e dkigthi/.e with the*ftnmars urn111 n*» bandit, killed him. T)u« Mica-ovri yiinl hurdli'n when In rniild d<* no $37,500,000. factories. awarded JJJMH) damages from the u( heading tor- tfhajtanooga. wireless apparistus r a ijr have „s r favor legi*lj(ti\e‘ relief fc»i Lake Worth Construction Comp "It may be that these American which the punne* arc reorckiirg I* belter_ tliun third behind John ^ When the. eiilir,’ | reject i» com .put o u t of commission by lc« v them, ak lUpOblSjW'Ieatler on this i girl* were especially subject to rough ground similar i n 'tlie hud | Follier, Brown, und Game, uf ) iilej.^ilrted.-tluv- govT riinicnt will own any. A * fo n n e d In tho heavy fogs It votj. I felt it JbyYfuty to stand by Before court, Veecssrd n special ladiuui poisoning. Such cases dh land* country of the fv*ithw|'(|f. |p the flr*l aemi-flnnl* bent. Bell* one of the greatest hydro-electrjv ilevelopiiienfx. lit the world. The countered; th u s accounting fo. will run off it npi-olal heal vvylli exist. To avoid repctltioin of aueh the -Pjcjddaut."'.” IJgx.M-mcn from luljojiulilt. eeimvenire of .'ll) ifutfto* was U sutd be Eighteen other Reptibltran*. ing returnatiLp* on Motulay^htorn cases si thorough physical cviimi" tie* oeattered hours of alienee. -s . • thrmtghmlt the third a n d . fourth men for fifth I'luntsvat Muscle Shoal* now nre All e f f o r ts mado by-Norw« uniting them numerous vice presi­ ing. The first ertniiiTql.ta*** »ehed natron should be innde of uppti urea a f te r *un»llp today uml |ili*ted •plum. Iif the' final atandhig.-„Gol- cupuhle of produi ing 100,001). horse P H IL A D E L P H IA , May 20 radio sta tio n s to comuniemte. • dential ftfpirnttls. felt the same uled /o r li'euriog; Monday is that runts for work. ^ . guurd*- ut point* where it wax Jler'* tilye, 15 J|-1 0 •aceonil*. wpa power, it i» eel imatrd. _ i ( f N S ) F l y i n g in th e ir nnvul t'oti*<iT lu rry in g out tho term* yepy / um G under the colltlllior thu I ta lia ' havo failed, a cs •urge- nn.C v o le j'to jiustain the veto of Fred liebrjick und D. A. Muf ."We avoid the danger of con­ believed — . ................... bandit* w — mid , puf'.yJt* tracting the poison here by using their e / n i S S y o eseupe. Doe -rf ^tchola t of Slanfoni, won llie o f the Nflrrhz- Morin hill huvo b« on rontdanu 'X*PN 12 Lieutenant nows dispatch front .Vadaoe, They include Edge ( Ilk of New fley on a retibery charge. $50,000,000 t. Z.-u:i 8ouc«k and Li»lo J. Maxson w a y sta te d today, dfany W J rtse y . Moses of N>*w H am pshire. -mull slicks with cutCm wadding the lianilit.H^xignsd liiuisi'lf "litll xtcouii Bern!-filial with Edwards, 1 *1 inuiU'd I p 111 broke two enduranco records bout>on the ond* instead of brushes. *Hiik«k" in o nbte mi tlm t ® . 7)*.ale, secyiid .«^i H»-l 10 second*. cro In th e n orthe rn region Ar} Borah of Idaho. J V * " f , *h'"* 1 fore being forced down by rain c r ln g to send out sfilpa to sy>«: Kansas CiCS keynoter while Goff ( xiriun'* Imdy which nun Inuiid by '• 110-dusli won l»4' Walter, North* here nt 4:47 A. M. todayA rctic seas fo r th e dirigible; m irclieii. yrsU nluy. 'Y. w estern; Bdlrd, Iowa second; t**ht , West Yirgildif. wlnC.patied They were In t h e ‘a ir 17 hours i* < Chicaifo, third; Ahrnnmon, Indi­ ’ "Oh yi*L niurdering doetor. sustain. . . , ■ . . Ocala— Marlon County's wi Twenty* Republicans fftrsook tlie Revenge i* Bweet," n-a«| the note, ana, fourth; Nickol, lllinoi*, fifth. Mrs. Rachael Tomlinson, wife of own endurance, recurd for flying m tlo n c jop will be ons o l 1ft „„ w-ritten oil 11 lurdbnurd, und pin­ Time 4:H5 White lloitsce onitihjt them being II. Tomlinson died last night at with » load of 2,240 pounds. The iu num b e r of year*. Shot jitil—Won by Lyon, Illin e d 'to the di* tor'i* rent. The f*ll>'fu n is * colleague, Senntor Capper. . t i e r home, 12I3 iK.ugluss Street. funner record, which Dm two elelnn'* Irmly liaving been found npi*; Nelson, Iowa, n»eond; For„f Kansas, rfenatof Wulsnn or In ) following short diners. She ha I lieutenants established here r e c e n t­ Madison— Considerable p * o | thrown from u eJiff. Citiren* of wald, Iowa., third; Lapp, Iowa, diana. uml Senator Norris nf Nc lived in Sanford about two years, PASADENA, C ali, May 20. ly, wu* 11 hour* nnd seven m in­ being mado laying 1000 fe e t RALEIGH, N. May 20 Dlghton are litcruli^- "Up In fourth; Roberts, Iowa, fifth, Dis­ briisku were the only Rouuhllcaii I coming here from Georgia. — ( I N S ) —A newly InvcntcJ cx- ute*. They also broke the range w a te r yipe. presidential, aspirant* . r<r»rdisl k. ' , Funcrul srrvite* were held th .• — (IN'S)—Content for N inth Caro- A n u s ’’ today upon learning the tance 40 feel ‘J inchc*. ploslve m id to b<- more powerful or distance record of 0‘J 4 mileslina'ii 24 delegate* to tho ilouiton detuil* of Dr. Wincrngur'a a b ­ afternoon at the funeral homo of /ttfnlnBt ^tr. C»>oUggc. • than nitro-glyccrino nnd T. N. T.. covered In tho present flight wa* NEW’i P O R T R IC H l^f— Til* Deniorrata split -t* U 1,1 Miller und Erickson with Dr. F Democratic Convention get* Under duction. The physician wax last was tho center of widespread a t ­ to be unnounccd la te r today. T he municipal building will ' b o way today, in 1,751 precinct m e e t­ seen several hours before leaving l). King, pastor of th e First Bap­ favor of over riding the veto. Pre. tention in- scientific circles toduy, nvintori were accorapnniod by a s tr u tte d her* thia sident.ul-candidates on the Dcno- tist Church, in ehurgej Interment ing*. With the Untie cleurly drawn on tho Creund uf inprcy a f te r a % _____ • following a'scries of tests conduct­ machinist. ______________ between Coventor AI Smith of telephone cull from one of the ,,u tie side split, too. ns Walsh ol followed in I .ukeview Cemetery. ed here. The new aubstnnee called New York und R e p tC o n le lL Hull The condition of W a lte r S te w ­ bandit*. Montana, voted to .uitnhi the veto, ard, injured T hursday night In un radium atomito by its Inventor, H. MAYO—Mayo Untiling Work* of Tcnno*»ce, it » asfeXpeeted to ­ while George of Georgia, voted to kutuniobiU accident, wan repotted R. Zimmer, was exploded In day'* meeting* w1)l be more, g e n e r­ wove* into it* new homc.*outh of over-ride, and Reed of Missouri constructed trnnrhc* ally attended than any which |iuve to lie “uboul tho t*ma'L.totlay by npecially •tation on San Pedro Street. uhxtained from voting_________ ; a tta c h e / or the F r r n a ld - U u g h to n n ear here nnd in l*uden cyflnder* hem -belli »ince-U4l2» . , The te»t* were conducted at the The s ta te DejiUH-rntic Vixccu-> Hospital. . Steward, suffering a fractured California In stitu te of Technology tive Commjttee last week defentod W ASHINGTON, May 20. lI N S j of raU filibuster*. skull, several broken bone* and pos­ under tho supcrdlvlslon of Lieut. the proposal of Hull force* to T he insurgents, hot —A fte r vainly fighting » fiUbuasible internal Injuries, I* in grove Col. A) M. Adams, professor of hold an informal preferential prinotice on 4 h « . a d u in is t — • .. MEMPHIS, Tcnn., 'May 20.— condition, It wa» declared, HI* con­ military science nnd tactics. Thu tc r against enftc'.nrcnt of th e f a ­ a r o te would have to iniary and today vvo* the only op­ portunity of overt* to o'tpre** the ir ( I N S ) —A death th re a t following dition was no worse today but a ; results, it was announced, showed mous Boulder Dsru Bill f p r M*e the Boulder Dam BL, preference for pre»identiul nqinl- his t ^ i ^ * refusal to divorce him, the san e time showed little Im­ •that radium ntomite, has a dis­ last tw o weeks, tho Insurgeht would a tte m p t'.to hold 1 * WARRINGTON, May 2d. (IN S) the eomm»*»i<m for upprevnt. brought tragedy to thu home of provement. JLPlans to bv(;tg pro*|»crit>- to the ' Im portanm of the rubber rehab m>e. placement of 1,500 >cubic centi­ bloc of tho Senate today threatened in scuityn a n d . Cor' • ' , •«* r ~’*1 S ta te Dcinocralld'Chalrman Den* Joseph G. S tew art, 13, / f o r m e r rubber iftduxtry \Ur> dUtloscd here ilitation move l* einpha»l*ed by the meter* ft.4 compared to the IJiHO tfl Inuneh a. filibuster of Ibclr own next d r f V •' A* Ii*bi_ WOMAN R A IL E D . whiLj fkvuriu^. th o feet displacement vf nltro-glycur. today by G eneral1 Lincoln C. .'-An* fa rt thnt the United SU tea run- ri* G. Urumitt, wluf i» also a t- president uf the Dixie Margarine ifrew*. form er a»»l*t»nt. aecretary ,u n te » .nearly 70 percent of the .torney general, todays reiterated Company here when hi* wife shot ine and the 1.125 displacement of lo B l< k adjournment o f thft S e v uo:i .uj^, annuunyed wrrld rubbor productitin of fiJO,BALTIMORE, MJ„ May 2 C -- T. N- T. , nticth Congresi next Tuesday a f ­ 10 changu In this •nt t h e treaxury. who ha» been *oifci* ruling th a t any other voter may him through the heart ox he lay * • IcctcxJ t e a d of the Rubber Institute. CK)0 Iqng ton* annually. Rubber demand a showing of hand* on the asleep, thia morning in hi* bedroom ( I N S ) —Charged-wlj^i driving her Congress 'f h e new explosive, yccoriling ternoon. e ninnufai turer* hav'e ah output over their aniall store on the automobile while intoxicated,- Mrs. t o . Ua inventor*, c a n - - b o » m a n u ­ ^ I k e resolution of adjournment. Tho Dot Andrew* to he the Ju d g q J ^ n d i* valued at over ?1JJ50JMH),00U a presidential candidate*,. Und that Ilom lake Road. Iva E. .Gilmore, wealthy widow factured a t f u r less expense thuu l i ^Already adopted by the House, was >.y Senator Jt the delegate* musl be appointed in of the lndu*(?V. ■ ■The couplo had been m arried 23 residing a t a ‘ fazhiopable hotel, iud Kap. Si Andrew* hid.l J f«nf<renc<> with yi»nr. * * -T h e plan, i* L* ellmiuale all proportion to the vote e a st for. years, Mrs. Ruby, Stewart, 40, tb* was sentenced - to 3(J days in jail required for the m aking of com to be put before th e S tn a te today won a re fur a vote. So, too. was tho con­ frdrrul trade roinmiHiaii offum mcrcial blasting substance, now In each candidate. , -rf,' " unfair and sinetbiral practlrr* ih slain m an's wife, told s h e r if f s tff to d b y ^ L a te r she will bo urraigned general use. C ontrasted to other ference report on the Second D e ­ House, w h o re the bin] w ith a view U ^ - r d drafting of u competitoin ^J'd di»trilpltion.', An of buxine** ethlr* f«»* in drew* expl*i?ieil. “llonextja lite r a l­ F a r m products of Florida for fleets that S te w a r t had nagged her before a United States commis­ explosives, the d anger element Is ficiency Appropriation Bill, annus, without even a J^try. vK W M H » r W , M d j l ' «V ly i* the l»r*t policy fbr.bu*lne*» season of I»£d-27 valued more than the entire night, a tte m p tin g * ro sioner o n - a charge of unlawful considerably "reduced, tho Inventor harbinger of adjournment*. Tin "hey ara befog r oy persuade h e r to divorce him. S(cw possession of liquor, two gallons stated, In the rndluift atoniite can- adoption of tho resolution and the hr laurels until >r,iiwnioitt«hoWtLd-'- that a trade one! such a policy will be *et up in $100,000,000 a r t had been attentive' to a former t f w hi/ky having, been found in »hcu actiua can be qvrpctlcej r pot^ be set off by a ja r r in g contact conference report will insure ad Serrate* lice t«id. ' . tml|i»tr>’* iteel/ the lubber Indu»try for th e p ro ­ umploeo a t the Margarine t ’o m p ; h V car, poll journm ent n«At Tuesday, it) *J>B« I’AHOKEE—Comereto'nr laid i d -nt'diJR * . . **_*2_I uor during its manufacture. • >y any, sheriff'* officer* rcppjU d.- •. 'Tpp ita code of ^thic* tection of manufacturer*, dUtri- for Pihok** Junior high school. .woubLm' 1 [butor* and pon»umer•.,*,..^,. •wokld be submitted H, r h fi ^h l1i t e c - 4 20 INDICTMENTS, FIVE'FOR MURDER BROUGHT BY JURY i M ern h ei A u d it M ureaB U f l :ircutaU on» TUNFOim. yilOltlDA. SATdUbAV. MXVzCT928 $10,000,1)00 >mP« Flyers Break Record For Navy Seaplanes ( Mrs. Tomlinson Is lo Claimed By Death •f $100,000,000. New Explosive Has More Power Than Than* Well Known T. N.T. North Carolina To Make Selection Of Party D elegation Steward’s Condition llemains Very Grave ’ General Lincoln Andrews Announces • . Plans To Benefit Rubber Industry Wife Kills Husband For Making Death Threat Against Her - s ndo " f * *r- 7 % < - ~r •V « . - / 0* • / • �.> o » •> . *• I m STANDING^ n . o n m A k I a T b I. b o t u West Mlm Hcnch Orlnndo ......... St., Petersburg ..... DaVton.n Heath Minini . ’ Two h e a d in g A m tric n n l.c n g u c SANFORD I......... C lubs C lash A gnin Today In A n o th e r Double H e a d e r; NATIONAL LEAGUE C uba l.ose K ourlh S trn lg h l Cincinnati •St. L 'uls Chicago . N ew York Bush, rf WnllnccJ V r iM ffi { p » fj in Philadelphia this n'tetnqon It n V.I1611 thf^ Athlfilir*. nnd they V an­ n 6 kecr,. who m-o making o'. into horjc fftee *#o u t of *the i*4 Amerienn Leagud JJ fk. « gjdeh' lit imotM^r double J> a hegdeK they divided yestcrtjay’jjr •I 0 | t w b i l l araung the c h to n of n 'n r ackxmtjn-ijh «K4r3l>; ojrnseiuL'c > L\.3H t 7 27 17*‘ 0 fo r T’rl^bie in fifth.*; Miami— '■* , n i p r . V o n {\ (l Dosposllo, 2b • 4. II (I3 . 4 4 11 u :: 0-‘‘U 'vafentito third t»ri Dunbar’s sarrl- Johnson, ef flee, Henning singled to,score Hin­ P arker, rf .........4 <> kle. IlchnJng plirered'oiccon^. «nd. Crowe. 3b .... , ...,■ 2 1 b U 2 0 , ; 1 2 2 1.3 a a .’sdhHd pn Alldp's long single.* 1 Hinkle. Hi 1; j[i in the fourth the* H*t»tlerTnddcil -.DunbuiV*1* . ' 3 1- .n two mbre. In thd .fiftH W nford *IIrnnln, J f aeBuntered rnigo' nn’ct\ came! ,<b»irk Allc/U' ,V 1 m m n • m It) 17 Pitt^b.uhfV Bti>t£»r ..... 11 Pct>M'hi!?dclphli tl .030 .(ton .577 New York •M.. M•".•*.*.fc• 22 Philadelphia . 22 Cleveland ...21 St. Louis ............ . 16 |;ostoh ■. 4 Detroit ft Chicago ____ 13 .Washington ----- 11 Ifl 7 16 20 18 24 23 .1 .* ,5 . .4 .J .! FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Orlamlo at Daytona Beach. Miami at SANFORD, Wert Palm Beach a t St. Peters' burg. ^ .... 22 .1 .NATIONAL T EA G U E Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at New York. Boston nt Bronklyn. RESULTS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Orlando 13; D ajtona IleBrh 6. West Palm Beach 7; St. Peters burg 11 . Miami ft; SANFORD 4. •* AMERICAN LEAGUE St* Louis i f ; Clevclnpd 0. letroit 0; Chicago 4. Now York l»-2; Philadelphia jT*. ■Washington ut- Utx'tvn, rain. ; . • AMERICAN LEAGUE New York a t Philndelphiir. Washington ol Boston; • Detroit ut Chicago! • St; l.ouis u i .fJcVcIftnd. “ ’j.’j ’ ! A tlanta at Memphis. ^ * Hlnhlngham at Little Rock. Mobile at Nii'hVillc. New Orleans at Chattanooga. TODAY’S GAME ... n . Mobil** 2ft .355 New Orl 24 .2C0 Nashville AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sabi (Amy of the St. Louil Brow\is stoggerrd .unde;; the n 12 tt* 9 -winner ov^r -the CleVcInnd Indlnns. Blue bat four lilt*. , • Fnf PothcrgilJ*4 double’ Irv Ihn twelfth rtnkgd IM raJt t<cu 6 to I d e c is is oviy- CMcnjM j»nd enabled the Tlgors t r - l f k o sixth place ^way rrom 0tr S o x / . . Other ten ins were Idle.’,-' ra v cteHFdr-catlihrdlucmfwyy .643 Toledo nt T.onlsvllle. . .561 Cojumbns at Indianapolis. St. Paul at Kansas City. '40*'» Minneapolis ■* Milwaukee, .400 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 1613 Memphis 1H .480 ATION ' Him NATIONAL LEAGUE *' \>w York 6 ; Brooklyn :\.—r 1 Cincinnati 1 ; St. Louis 7. ., AMP,ni(.’A S~ ASSOCIATION;. Only three schrduled. jM AMERICAN A S S O C L w B fc Columbus ft; Indinnapolis^^B Minneapolis 0; Kansas Toledo 7; Louisville 5. St I'.oil Mllwaukt<■ \ m SOUTH ATLANlTn .I.K/® Greenville 12; Knoxville 4. C olum bia^; Augusta 2. . W t j Axhevlile ft; Spartanburg 2. xB Charlotte 1; Macon 5. SO l'TII EASTERN I.EAGUK Tijmpo 3; Montgomery 2 (IS h nlngs). ~ Savannah-Pensacola (fo rfeited * Pensacola, 'J to 0, Savnnnnh fulrc to arrive). Jacksonville 5 ;‘Co|utnbus ft. » Albany 4*5; Selma 7*3. ' - SOUTHEHN ASSOCIATION A tlanta 2; Memphis 3. Birmingham 8 ; Littlo Rock 5. Mobile 3; Nashville 11. New Orleans 13; Chnltanoogn 1*4. 2 third and llodire's w e n t/ld jo play left to Held, *• . ;V « Tho tw n’tehms meel4|rls .after* nopn ttnd tomorrow* g(;a»iiionn, Orlgpclo S lit o;t het-9 ^Pflytoffa 'Beach- ft* Ojffi-Sidedh; Contest. ; ilXXTONA^nHAOlli* Mit^* 25. ) • ^ & frr td ^ 4 m in f y - l j d n u d t r t . to j 4x filU-WhlT# rtho • ’mates' were pounding two local pitcher^, for 1H bita^M w i .the visiting -Orlnndo ”- * Cftlts V npturcd the opening ganut iff \ \ # merles Tbuyrdli>* 13 .to »k t r l p p - did* very., nltely 'fctir’"'tli«Islanders T ot fjx timing's,' bill w-nlKmcJ in sercitlh tong was •replty-ed 'by,1 HtORcs. wUA llkewl-e i wfts- patlpded KpveJrly .till* Cult UllamVii, *. . d f tep* a good fiaU«gnpie-wilh tie ' ^ e e p tfo n of-Oif dlsa^yoiu seventh *vwlK:n t b f ,<voi\*.l’«n wild-.to score * eli^iC suns f o 'f eight - hiU. a sacii!*-flcii and ,Ju walk. Abie . (Mnmn". / 'sp ty taru lu r Orlnndo/li-st,b«<einao* led bh» mutes with : f^Ur bipub 4 4 2 -M ^ O ' •« ^y>- fcdmandson. cf. 3 • T h e ’DiiIih v.-i ie stopped VcntprBurbdgh ’O rlim s ’ of (hr .Rlrafc* 6 U» 2 whll^ Flint Rl^cn pjtrfTeil tlw* 3 ’Hids -t7»' 7 - to 1 tripffiplj’e w r i'niclniu^i. Tlie Rio| h •pit' land- SL I> iis by -bnly five )ioHit«.;, •* . «' ■^ - t •"‘ Jess Iji'tty, the hr.ioklyti "had, lipy" whose only .wpilluia/—l« ittf n v a lh / mk'Iiik, whitf-jv-rislieil the M *V ( ia to /^ f iA A P ii o n . ; [I'fp.uD .3 to <• in. his fu st Sturt alivce lie wtftc siitH'VJ'd.isI for-sjiefuj• l^HtafRkVTD. ^ n j ’nlflJJil.:M ,-P. Ing his ovoiiR)gn-mr-.ii. ilnyliubl' ffir (inlJi^vgV.'^f^lmul •« Itparehliig saving schedule-In rcntinl stui.diM d for; treusureH.'nlionnl the*' -sunken Jbnti irriit .ry T ld /Ittlh r fbr,. re ­ i^pniifsh Arimtilp. gattivdis * off venge 01* touiOthing, tho- non-re Toberm ory,.Ireland. It is believed fillitlilf. g«ulht«\w. In Id New Yoik that the giilleoiis contain gold, sil­ to tljree hits-ate) th e brcsiklyns ver-mid jod’els,- and perltnps the s'lRinriM^he scrii v AJuly 28 men <ruwrl‘'futeniliil fur the )ving of frt\*t:<| hint. $lihoyg|i nmniled for IK hits Spain as King j/f. Englniid. •T AVENUE Upjholstering .Expert O m eet the ihst gi-owing'dema,ndfor Gulf Service, w e ate opening, a Service Station :a-f-the abo^e location. The usual p r c p ip t^ tf efficient Gulf Service will beo^ered to motorists by courteous'attendants • f t * K frby^lf. , - . .llebliflnnn. 3b.* ft Flsehny, 21i.w... ,-M F nrm by.i'^ . 8 J * 'T o f t t v - - h '-1 DayliHiVlteiivli ajw 1 H 1 anv.opeitinj? bliopjn Sanford aiuHvill be equipped lo liaifdle iviiy ltind-olr.re.[iair work pi’omj)I|y. * “ I M i o n e ' i n cprr of—f*yniHi and .Jordim 111c*., mil'll new jiddrcVs is annoimccd. lliir*T?rS|h! McIkiIIn. rT ^ Wvcollis. 1 I Miller. If Kiiiingsyvovfh lTopfiiiio,* s» iluxler, 1b. Haywortli. « Tripp, |i. ,Sliikr». p. ♦ (V jitu -r I'ii-.s! S |.-;irt,| S n iifn iil A ir. [O U K P R O D U C T S ] Ip . tiyikVeUs, (iraff. Fmniby. Sacrifice : ‘ hits, Hayworth, Abrams. KirltV. -- Flsclfer." Strike outs^by Kiiimby 3.t / ^ < • . , . -0 ■ That GOOD GULF Gasoline b y T rip p 2. il n s e nj| ball*! ° f f FoYmby (Toppjno, B u x ttr J D\* ’. . I ly * ble plays, U hrniann to WelU *‘r Kotmhyt « * o (f,lo Hayworth . »o . B axter. Stolen bases, C'oy, Fofntbj 2. I^ * t on bttse.tlrUmdo 7. Dnytont . ileach 7. n its , off Trlpji 11 in 7 t 3 innings. L.ialng pitrlibr. Tripp llm iiires, Moore and Weaver, T|m e, o t* •i 'x/ ■ GULF NO-NGX Motor Fuel ' .. and ) • - - SUPREME MOTOR OIL One ’ G allon • T «f burning of Hie tiaian 7 * ' * f (fed Jack S lattery, who •udijenlv •whwJ“ kaaeban world by tho.aara. . K At the aame ilme It wa* prftp i-.-Cdefirdte that “Slata’’ will continue wnji the tribe ** o t •w,u,t* ’ ‘Tradea -ml trgnafar* w«Tr expectrd to folloif. to the wake of the ap­ , (Mdntpreut of Horn.Uy aa |daycr- S u p r e m e M o to r O il t OPENING DAY — May 26, 1928 wo will present to each purchaser of five gallons or more of '! • . ' .• Uader tbc guidini/hand of one °< . Oak and Third when pumpetl into tnnk of car n one gallon can of Supreme Motor.Oil Fisk Tires * - THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE OR GULF NO-NOX MOTOR FUEL : * v r ,* . *^ VULCANIZING GAS & OIL . �I 1 l.v ■ * '• m l l ‘V .t ,. . • ' — -— 7 — - ........ j ~ ~ Z Z WKNWMi ■ ijoTA**v. * &«pif vlylnjjH^ ■> m THE McLaulin’s S tore One Of F lo rid a ’s Best Jewel Shops i— SANFORD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A , clrctric llshlV mid wntcrworioi Mr*. W- W. Wilton. | ryrlcm r, an ,, attractive bufinea.* Mt. and Mrs. J._E, Baj-tief ,mul ■: neittun utut i»ri'>trr*-«'iivi- ritU rnship, Oil'd til SL, AllRUBtin'! III*!. Wi" k 1 ____ i _______ C . . ..................... Lnki- Mary is hl*r.irtitiR new>ty»i* and w ere .the u. . .u. .tti* <»fr >lir._ and 1 Ui'ii;« rapidly: Ar\ active tHomlmj: j -Mr*. Stsvfns lo r ai vcr.vV d i.V. * <if i-ininu-rcc Hr. D. Mfiin *7 W nsh'rnttrn., T ipinu-rcc keeps thi* the ccmrriunhy nm m unPy D. C. spent Sunday ami Monday bffore ihu public eye. i:t Oiuluotn Inn. ta k e Matirm* I like Monroe bo* tin* i!i*l!nrtlen Mr. and Mr*, t-u rlii I^iwry, .if blinK inc of the Rieiite.il Im ik Mr. and Mrs. Ollft'iu Trihhle an,I " It | iiiR n tiley in the cvur.ty. Celery, h tt.c iluuRhter of DcIviniJ were nu’p, ^epperr, heniiir, tomatoc! he Riica'u: of their p.iii-ntt* ,vMr iiki,tl:i>i''criipi :i»i- Rrowti here ir i - Mr. T. K. Tfihble/Sundxf.'. *. . t ) ^1,1)11',,. -The rrtany. fnnid> -if.Mv-. H-.T. iTii> In/d./if. i-tke ■ VJ°P I'll l'W)V flrovvn .ure jifiusKi; t-j '.now th v li h 'i ii i eir/ill«*rit v iew . of lliv ‘ hc.ii t'blu to )• > . . . nmai j :it*T 1 ik'e M».nr*u*, by Ihr be.'CC'l lor iielnj; l j t ; w i m n i l i|s»y>,-,v / j; Mr., niit) Mr.r. Jo- Chalk; ■ ape (n'tho {i H'iw*;buii ebiner of.-thi* t fiHlijtiJr isC Vi’iti'd at all JnuhlinR a new ' hpiiii -.err l.iii.:*i G jm . ./ ^ ,*t■; ell «bii\ nf^ihe ycaV< , * , •AmvVei'pU(y!(,l' the sbd and jKo ■ A't'aju WciintFaf^y t-vtS.nw the' ’m . • JrSBtti'iri1 or'.iho .tow’d Havi n t;' •ho* wl)o playedi,ip.-''Ci^ir^ipiii n.li Mjtrloi! Initny; people frurfl oilier •llusbnnrl" Riive n siim-rp'o-lmfty at . “ ■* ■* '■ ' Mhuroc ii atem'lily Mr*. WaRiterV-vJiJmc- fhr jfiSftlit rtl wtpolrtR*rjcj?ftiit: •). ftM a* limt pno 4»f <tf Old (be Jwinc 1wr; birthday. 'P(iftro'‘*’V' ftni- T yi i,"-ltbh! y iiiWhiR ki^U o| is'. pl'Oiit 2 i p re sm t dfiil after, an r\ ■ ;n -thIt »la;v‘ :-V j •i’j X . .- V-'* ju in ^ of cORtesK ami n k”w 1>•-T1-■ vtcuj( ji'frc»hT]ii‘iU‘i were v r.'i-d I (h . 1:-. ,i: |fry princi)niJ eud’/ Mrs. -y. ;K. t.ony apd Mr?/ 11. T m I k s I iniiss'-tb(l ,i iiuiUir.ily f t •jfrown. Mrs..tV.iRTi.t v *,s 41) i"ieri. ii d-i» ;k w ly pift hyi the nwjnbori. i ii , ,••;!•. • ufitys ' I t ' i'l lOeTtfikl* 11* . ■ ' ‘’ • I . lull..-A, n. I of J5jpftg'f,i|m M*»*. Slf, Vf-iiit* 1'ii'it.. Mew \Y. \\: (yfij-bu .ml‘•'(r . I fffV Jbli:.a h i-y !)■.•'■hxvti r r\V. W il, rj< enlt*rRjj4ji,il of t-Il/u ,1' ’a*.1 I ri'n j. tti 1 i.. or".' ii by llu Seminole County Statistics W E N T Y -F IV E p f r c e n t n f 'l h c re v e n u e T S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 2G. 1 9 2 8 d e riv e d ■ • 4 . * - '• * Balancing'Foi :’ Flywheels *, • f - 4 ■ >- -j- fro m t a x a tio n is e x p e n d e d on sch o o ls, a n d .*13 p e r •}*r * This y ear i* the 2olh ailnlver* I c e n t on (food ro a d s . '1 h e to ta l w e o lt h 'p e r c a p ita fo r v * - e .*7’ rary of Henry MrLnulin’s ijcrvice | m t* " : th e c o u n ty is -a p p ro x im a te ly §700. S e m in o le C o u n ty ns a Jeweler In’flnitfdri!. hr a ipim ■I *1 h a s m o re , t h a n I (JO iiiiles o f h a r d - s u r f a c e d ro a d s . 3 ‘ ' ' : . _ ____ _ _ ler of n cantury he has’ ‘done r » a w ^ :* i if,-. O ne o f th e la rife s t | hiu lt r y d e v e lo p m e n ts in th e F .//; .. business h ire unil.r hi awn name. Miami piled _ S t a t e is now in p ro r 're s s in S e m in o le ('o u n ty .- S e v e n : ' • '$ ? * * Hecantly, a bllildinr? on !’n;U Ave* •r - W i th o u s a n d a c r e s o f th e c h o ic e s t o f S em in o le ( o n tify iancCs,^/ ■ *-V* >^T * ' ' wiis rvntodeicti to house/ u S t^ S S ^ P a B s Total pun h a v e liven p u rc h a s e d fo r t h is p u rp o s e , , . ' , ■ ' '-f m lam rily Krowing busiitiCH... , • the rtponirtst Year And e^;The T h e re c e n t S t a f f iivtyicpH u ra l. c e n s u s .sh ijp 's fip .p en y J firi.t rocntlon iii-cupiid l(y W T ■ v .if/, ? < .H . , ce n t o f S e m in o le (Tuiiit>:. c itiz e n s to he liom « o w n e r s .,/'■ Mel.aulin’s is win re Toth tVilliams) pwol iouui now i:> From , th e . ju d ic ia l* s e a t of S em in o le O u n t y , j s . coftiJBeenMaintained there he miiyed^-loi dhi^ W oodrulf , o n e So fa nthf oer d lidsl-v<‘i» % :■ .. • pd t'ilie s in th e Jlin ite d f ^ I a t e ^ ‘i ’>f •A i Jtuihlir;,: and r> i ad ed He i- i 't " .................... T h e p o p u la tio n o t S e m in o le ,.( - mh»i^ . jic c y in lin t 'll), • til April -it!' thi - year when Ini i/oi. : > r ■v th e 19*25 e<nsu sp ’-'jv'nK 11(5111), . * J •; I u ■* , ’up h t t 'j i ’ V ipnirfer. o: Far It Avi . ' l if' T h e aveV;i!'.e^ l e ^ p ^ r a t u r e f o r S e m in o le O u n ty * ( • * V. . •, KiUt. .o J ft IF itCTord/nJ' to O v h v t a im t'- p ia lis lie s , is 72 d e c r e e s . The liuifiiinjt wiii, Ii Jie.;iUw,*H,>u • • ’ Sciliiriolc C o lih ty p e r p e t u a t e s t h r n a m e o f a t r i b e inytf huW been , Iw.tally redefSij(h'’ I I Statistics Show id incet tin Jev i'lu ', iiee-1: .. y»7’•• iif In d ia n s w ho V,i ^ I r p H y . c laim ed F lo rid a a s t h e i r i , f . 'IK- Gradualjnercas^ In its n in jrii pipijinhenl im dl play’ ‘ h o iileTijiv ax sess&’ j ■V*a lu a tio n o f tlie 'c iip n ty in 1925 w a s ,iri'i •iiml;.i‘d»aii,ii h -jw clry .^fl', > 'a Sanford* Shipment^ " ftT*thlJ hve ! fi], Vili.diftrf&tjyi'S js.m jo.oiift, ( '* > ' . . 7 In tl.-i titaU '. i * •Saiuurd n*ft ju et emerged front, ' *» ■*'*" ; jo* of }u m ost pru«|Wr6n? ship-, P r . "J pliiR'vdwons: This y e a rs celery ■ " ,<op js OXpected to , eclipse' that . . •J , y&$r not only In production ' r a r X ' " h o , . .. Mi.iuln/' Vlii-M.', ' ! . m . .7 ' ‘ ;----------- ' -------------------------V----------------------) V -------------- ^ ■ ‘ ‘t i l ’in j4 >t profits. No uccuniii 1 hint-. L.,V W’.U. h o p - s i - ' 1 ■ ,Tf ViiyV f>w ^ S l ' Ml!-' il'.^ T d *' a ■ ; k: ' v ■|!;'*t«i;!y,h ■*!-( i-r ! S J.r - .* r ■ ■ iU risjfciiii^ve ycb-- been compih ,1 i i . , .da ifj,ii.i-;)r.-1i0/,a- oi ih it,t/u-*, .i-th,. .■ I ipf n m ; m w i v «-i . ms •? ■ 1 > < ■•* '-i:r$ , u'-tpo rtloofclary return. to the V iv ---------u : ■ ■' I lUraittrtil plan I I t r t i f p i vjiwh tin >sfj v ' ?*, Vfmtl). ho M t f f f l m *» * ■ ' 1 »• : r> iiwVeiVuf this pocttoil-j but tw* ,-v»: nidi '■>• i Ca.to, »vh eh pro 1«.,! iVc lev Dm! auriNt'et# t-’j i t W «'f Hie '■ 1 i‘W 1' »-» »'*'■ i> • ■• I “t •^•mniMI-.-tp >* su The '{{NnJiUpU TAjiwrlVi.t/ipui I*, **tn lead to. th r. piViiictjon that the o f’tV'pifdril"war. jm/iduiajd Wan m» re satisfactory -lUpti fo r hy the Clmrh s-*K. llawln;,* ’i« MHMiqb 0 0 9 2 0 -2 7 / r In tk e 'fiirt*t place a better price errynt i.erpoiath-;i' , n f . ^V.'-tyhinj' tChl I). tip ah, nth. it usd l r ■yel w as m aintained, Ujroujrhout rAti'd ill ftatifnrd't !au F o.ii *h*.\ . >o sooson than fo r'ln sf. yupr ' Tloi Fjifi'rle • lb' H^irfeW llmpil oafrled w ith this is the dedans \ '■• rljtl- C'otjnfi ..-fijjit u)V|i!i ‘fhd o-i th n t thin y ear's crop is the i rntt*- i: hthpr plnat u c t lu « v ' : y i s * W p e n t Brown in several yepr J>1 - npik ‘I’m. Tyt'l 1st'* 1 jo «n» U *‘r-, w ere n o t as high ii •i.aiictii.V’t t, l- f „ .i ‘ ■Jl" loud—years and other prod tie, I.Uild, l |fi| am ^- ’l ' u^’tin. in.» On-^ 00tig, w ere pared by tin ei’O, -and ■i-'ipis-t^ to • •»' ■.--iniirr <. *■* ‘J» (lant^,' t*; do .:K ,Tu „c: Jdn. t o j^ »M J / |K 1 , | gl Thla y e a r’s output w ill alno itur a-l i w her...' I, m s .1. .......... .'..-.I ■ W W W **' ’ f ’" W ; -JMJ u m ^ h > /* • ’.Mi1", -■/i(1r ; 1. w beft' W’*i fu-iJ.d 1 - I n Mjo t h a t Of la st season. Thi t|? Hit .s nf •r.I *- ,1 ■ fvi J"S ■ - o' 1 ^ >.3>. A«ftl i l / i t 's i !. t ft*.I 1 r ’ | tol shipm ents of celery from t!t* ‘md to «'•.{•••: . H W ", tie A| 1 3 r -i ^ hji’h '|7 rm u i np|i1ii u , •nforil section la<-t year were Tin he UvJil 11 ifj-.'. 1. .* pi,ii»i* 1111,* i-s ii/ * '* ,.J • ** ’4 ? { 1 . jjafnr t s »b i’-r'/.’it 1 carloads. Shipm ents to date ’■ * • ■ '' J ' h ' " • I' I• .•*•'( Of-'s*-.. . . . ' . •U y ear total 5,989 cum with ,i ntaii;•••>9’«*4»i l ■ . . k ' ' (' ‘ „ ,, - v *.* T % - .. I * . .............. ... H \ V Oviedo *. ’ <v more 'c a rs y et to move. Tin 'i listed,by M l. j ; I ........... A /line ! (fnivutMn! in l is ;i phase 'of -■• 1 < •v y . '?; • •' r; •' •’ ■ <1 .. r. l‘» i.*ii^ -*•**r*'. .•i-’T_ <f, tmbpr m ay eren tfyi'eiul Ujc rte I ’m * a 1 '•(*• 1 ■ ■ 1 . . 1 ’. . *k/u3t’ i 1 \ 7^ U • ? 1 . '• ■ . j* l"4 l-t.. It bit,’ .’I |l,1| ulillil^l ' d for any other ainvu the btstvi(lu* devcJopttionl <ii’ fv minnk* t ’cimlv'. Pui c milk -irofii “ t movemPnt ip any one yeui ’ ’o I ,.l<-v ij-Mi, :i *1; Si'V I* i 1 cai cl uliy kepi cmy’s. iaiikod in caiman* stables, is furA ”- "• r- • ” • -i- > n riu m r 1 - 1 • . t: 0,011 cum. ■*i- :i. a lunik, ^!y*r- b*C 11 ymi; :.tn *..’* In 1 • HcvOnlit Compiled OH.celery silly l".. * I 'l'-’ . l j * I-., _ -i i. iiir ti’.'i i'r* ,r--i i i ,r. pished the discrimijmlin/; c eft* Sant'm.u an.cf the ..I" . . H’-.i .i i .’i 1 7 - ■■bi^a-o,t:'*-%i „ - 1 mt« since the bi'(*iiiiuiiR‘ of tin i ai.i;*u.' tnur i’l l-!' i . It* 1 ,r 1 !>i.; . I*ii 1 It 1 ot ■:■>•-»• ff c p iih ly . ' * .* v * Juatry reveal some ju ic rrstiiv ,j„ 1 - ■ ■' yi -l' . i jip pire-n. I l/ 1899, ihu lim t year i;i i*red. !*«.!iv Vnlofmf i l.i h,"Ta itifi '4 ,1 . It" f ' 1> ■*'! ■'V;‘* ; - *; •.i%v .vvv i*. -V *< * t • #OL « f •iril Mdmiicicml shipm ents >1 7p111" i • i i. >?■< 4- ' ’4 . " .' * L v Only progress iis !ms brep in' the I” ) ’ P r O D H I K 'J l l ( i l iU V C f'* ' ’* . \ ' ^ . " i V B-i ' *''• ’ V ‘ ilo were made, four ’ears 'll ' • 1 ipetl , In I Im r. \\ V •• V ltfn' - s ir ..|„.'C* .V:,,6U. «.,!*% , . *..«*•«.. !*m t lianford. The follow iiir y e n ■ . f 1 .*• h i e e l l u * i > ? >? S e i m h i m o * ; u V., 1- li • ,i Of , || . -* ( ..i^ t e ■ •■ :?./* v -, 1 • ' V s wu» increased to -'■! ear- and i* . i* ..ii a hi'i r m *i i • ,1-nll ♦MLiiH ’ ,4 k; I . siiih-1 chiir as a m. •• ni&J eVfic'/cnV-a; i* f !H*;?*a:*Tiv:)f;:l entity a I inerease js shown up', ii ! *l 1 L ’■“ t* .L' " ■.'& O .L - , s. llflr •s' . Tf*,.’,, ir ! * k i * , ’ *> “ * . •i . i .* ** * . I 'l t l . ■10 when the •nutpocf ..pj J ill*" Ilk * * VA '< ’ . i.IH J V . • • 1 « Ft' - -'ii out ot .Sanl uVl hull ic.n h' t ■ .. [ i, i r 'l ' 1 *.ib.. i’d*\ 1 ' s . • It ltd* t - . . ,f) -• f b ’ * • S ' ■ I's , . . ■■ ~r ■ 1 ’i"* *> 1 * ' •t I* th e 1’* to .nh:ej ( m i ‘ * ** * . J « i’h !l 1 * 1 4 1 1 , , * *W f** S ■ ;t , /1yRiii^i'»'1'. . , j ( l l.lfL 7 ' lie *, AtloM kc l.'M ’ v v , (.ini I'airyV'j'vedin*1* !, mill* ;i-it•*•- *. *v .*t;.?] .. I I* 'ti V .I.’tt; I l . I »#* i *1 i fv j # a * •A 41 ) .M l ■ HL - y i j ^ s ' - s p . r'_ ‘«S» ' hud ru-iiehi-’il* .U.'MiU Car • • x . : s t • * ' \ * * ' rj 1^, V . r f V te^niili. ice ’H’7 t!*c !v; ‘ c l*/i«*.»**'V\’ in* “Willy, The ’j^tlniufc* <loll1l 1.10 \u C.. -hi’ eurt ’ l l l-l’o i n ^ • * . i* .t Mplhi; reeoi’ijrt lor t i uci *id i - » .W v J iH V ’fiC'c i i d n - f i l ' !m id .i: * -. " t ». •> Ui M . 'i I r'SiVb , I I ; :; v ( “f 1 * .o 1I I . 4 ten •/ u u . show a I'ruduoi in V r t. f4 ’* ‘V 1 . •' -sr*i'v I'm i it is 's -i : / «I>| until the llUmher of Uil;'. . s t f j* . *,, ‘ 1 ft inikh .e *'* • v. I i pi;. S.i ‘ 9 ’ . ^ i \ c c C i'in t- y m p ro m * * * tio tim es limn in 191 » * T l ’. e 1 - c i ' . u " K»i) i v. : 4- . . ■0 *"w.?- r. j Cl ■ ' nf' h 1 ’ ,/i >' * ’ • 1 labia, of •hipincn'.n is Ua I--* ■I . . i , % i. .V,( r *I. , >!.' *,’il ’,% j Ct ; t . i e ' ' l-l’V / i*. tn ei ... r-» _y. lo in —l.Vjtr'; 1 9 1 9 -7 ,58*:; ’ .* * *. %.»-if, i.*i I i ■ J I i. .A ■die 1.*4 ■I D'll \.\ ^ <u lufci I *At > • *l 4 1 f , i O ' , , T l ’i a ! • . . ' ! ! c c *? t h e j / i r . c *1 J ' . r i n Si .on iap '*( > • iiuffg. hi t Hi** it ■ » AV> . ‘T’ tt; ltf23-V4 ,H 3 ; lM-l-,-6,nta:- J?*i m*» + ' -t. 'a ii.i M V, * i * i < * . ;»!-«♦. . )• J e>- ^ i r r o w : ’*. •. « d3,D4r; l/<OUj - 19’J7U i- > V i 4 • 1 illf ]«f 'i ■ ,n & i1 I { r > h h W \ Mi o o . u ( i l d ji.lorcl "now pry^'um* *ib.iuf I'Tnn s In Snnlmti. c<nt of ull ihj, celery j'iv*-«".« ' United St’ale i and bos n t l ’ L 1U O* TJ A T____ f t* . _ iiihlppod .apjiriM linateiy .tVcut ;to i th a t, rami I too i th 1 II . I .l! I 11— 1;' -.1 ,\v ( ’m n e r S e t u m ) . V p d h a J m c i l o i 'hone 1 .‘t) s-~*>f . b'loridii. *Thi’ Miiui i V ”, v* ’ ’’ ■ 1 1• *1 >f* * > your'*’ crop l» ,. imtii lateil -u , Price Level By Growers Ejpginlierin^ Firm Operating.i Former City Owned Plant u A # I ...... 0 ■f WtJSs; f ■ ; J V.’f: A Progressive' Dairy , % \ ' *: • • : LONCAV.OOD J ^ ,0 0 0 ., i a d d itio n »to cillery, U»* •**-»“ t ... .’Boittion Inot y sar Hlupi'cil 919 | i, p o f’ irtJicr vegetable,-, briujtiiu, iq ta l of f524,V00. Addiutf Ihl ^ u , „ 11 »l ll * r.c value of the cillery crop, l inIiii i: -r • !• to ta l valuation of 7,526 iuu« /in »ii, I#' •* i egetablcu i.-j $6,121,900: Sem. n r •»•*'* i County*n vcrctable bhipi usd ■*Ik‘I» 17 per. ciist of the lynount '-ed by,-tlie whole state i n I,! All S i l Hi A IS trua iliipuionP lb s yisn Hcd 710 cars with u va|u ‘ll‘«*15 • : \v. ii \ v i;.\ - H V: l ,87 w o o ; ■ tl.N.Si lliehnnl ll>. tit >* Hur> . ■ 1. T . -it . i f Hull im i a ii; !■. s iami— Pluns m akinc for catab J 11 £l j;,ltJ .. .... .. ij . y icnt of inbbit mduntty bt-i. f-'..iuti" _ ....... ..I ...........■n.*i i '-v / DA IR V. I l I * A • V ,* U,t - • i» t *■ 1»i ll* 4 t - r • / 4• i ii-i.t iu-f ‘f * * ' 1 1* . 1 I 1*1 i f* 1« < ll V I’ t 1 / i • . j HIu—$37.Rfi6 cunt m il h I ,l . i,|. 11 i. J . i i' i -.i. -* ' . ”* onitruction of neur * nsW,oi , * K‘ ‘ '* 1 *% 1 1. K Vac iji iiu-i Si | t i ii't i -I I■ • i , !u , 'I »’ v k ll ,i-l J‘ ,hR here. 1)1' t ’ 1S '. t" 11 .! In I In Ii U. r.i n l I, 't .1 1 , i i i " i . .ik’ Li,-*iii.' i ; 1' 1 \ ll o llil ’■ * r- i •I 1 11 1 ’ . i, ill I.ai".’.iivi-I mnUlOWn-- 710,509 contra i J-i" l'-tu> " ‘I f ’ “i*"1’ "* 1 | • *1 1if /• ■ ’! '* r . led to erect •" * hrieb lead j tvlm On In - i m .tin Ho * . 1 . * i- . 4.1 * *. I■ • ii i • ’ i" • .i r i -nR at CypreiH Creek. .. p:i»/ t 1»v ( *? | 1T> i •' el n _ I » Ji' l 1 1 1 ' I ll I ! ■ Etill ?i M*. ».ii c F. ii — ---------- ;--------------- ___________'j_____ ff r r - r I s ik 11\ O’rt *■ l- *hi.. h : Uni Ii U r ' p ■ I -iduin! if. .i ' r- r-l L , • f .*I. ini! bl .-' * 4 • til! SanXpicl’HMayor ii l>*"' r.' in!'r it. i . * V \ i*;i» * * 1; -Ii.i H*• U *oj* I :»nti unn \11ti*i i .1 n i 4 :.■ t tin idol ii uiunii-iy.i!* i'i i 11 ■ ii i . ,r .' n I• 1 •> I i‘ s ) •“*lk . * in lb R/,'li n'llIT • ' • •’ . A. . i I Hr . ll.lt l l l , •. ’. .1 j ' JT..1 n I Ah I . l ■.1 All „ ..l .91, V" j* It :tLr I I line l , I ’hi.i i O' 11mi . * ■ 4\|k* mi I lit > 7. . - . - h . 9 ( if f tli ' -' ■ ; ■ 1 r - f.s .i’’ i 'it I Jf ■ ¥■' ■ ', " V "' t‘* '. r t , ' •ut J ■ ’ 9" ’/J I" ’ . - C '-i *• .# 905 Laurel Ave. ’. 8- ” • ‘. • *-?, "*' ■.. ffli.l 1’1-mr u . i ’ r, In . »;ufi is'ul - 7 'flu |, msi "i 1‘ffvi - nniihai* i L* I iVni t j ** Funeral Home •’- ” **-ws ' "U. r l l ii»iTSfl-l ' • * '!ti Ihi-J Ir • i , »„ 11’ *ri-n ll I-, Ri-i d 1i'i’ I I ^ ii ' i'i l ' lb. re l:in ■ :i .ii i \ *i,. . . i -•.'* * i ■fn 'liVi 't a’tnl i- * n-V’, ! 1uiiri j Mb' .............. iviiller & Erickson k . __ • a With a try mill ,.S ' •' i« .. _____ U___ ’ ie' i .. I i lad • M ir>. with _________ Sanford Qiitf O ffic ia ls . * 4* * E. F. I l o r n KM H E R . M a y o r O uniniuusioner. S. o e l f A SK , i ’onM ulajiiuni r. / F liv W K Ik M U .i.K it. ( ’urumiMMimur*. U lu O J tliK II I AI If N S . C i t v MaliaRCiu ' " r W. E , W H I T E . M iltiicipjil .Iu i Ir f : ’■- Day and Night a < I:*. s . LA.M S()N a C i t y I 'I c r k . E E .o lJC K A U K t’o r r E S , r m - A tlo r m w * • *r • 5.' PV. U ouihoklrr/ county Juiirf'e and rc p rcticiau io for oole Cchnty in 'th o »tat^ letfudutuic,1h- ii.uyoR^f Sanford.■ L i T-: . i C ^»Sgfc3LMlg^iryiJ at-fcj r ■>. .. . -Ambulance MtS-S E L L E N |1 0 ,Y , r i i y T a - U o i l t y l o r . U O ’i' 0 . W J L ! I A M S , ( ‘h i i ’J i'liliiT’ Di’iia r t m i n t M A C K i ’L E V E I A N D ., f l i i i ’f K in? U. p a i t m e u t . i ’U L U W IL L IA M S},. C I ’i:y I'Tn^riiiu’r. i t y IV n p im iT . . j _ K * :v A F . i BwBai a B a B f c g > ..• ■ •' > *> •* l * •''* 1 -- i -■ i T i f u; ,c . . ,l» •! ■ (. ■ ■ . ■ • •. ' . 9 :’ . ' . ” *\ / • V - i 'F x ii ••i *»1* Vo*1 ’ r > v; / •rf ’ • -,rV-9- 1 ,* ■ / •' .•»*•» •- - . V. V ; ' 7"" . 7 V ^ ’ ■ .— : .. a j , , . . - ' •i r •/ 7V J ■- ia . ^ - ■*■■ r . ^ * V - / ; : . — * * ”* • • ' < f • - j(, / 1 . : -'-v ' 9 - -/ ■■ ^ . •; > • . V , ■ �\ / • V 4 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 R ID A ATtTRDA Y. M A Y 26, 192R * r'w f i i i A large portion of the progress made in . i Seminole County during the past fifteen yeas is due to the products of the so il.. . . * # to celery and other vegetable crops which form the basis of its wealth. Itecognized as the world’s richest Voge-' • T f " T> •* •• , . ' table section, Seminole County produces 33*pcr cent of all the celery grown in the United States More than five fnillion dollars annually is derived from this crop Irrigated farm kinds have steadily held their value for the past ten years demon­ strating to the world that farming in' Seminole County is a highly profitable and prolific pursuit. , Millions of dollars have been expended in improvements, greatly enhancing property values and making them more Substantial. The future for Seminole County is exceptionally bright and it is backed by productive soil whose wealth is not equalled in the State qf Florida. more tender. jf* , *•. • ; Scores of refrigerator cars carry this crop of “white gold” northward each day during the celery season. Hundreds of field hands labor from early morning un­ til late in the afternoon cutting the bleached stalks destined to grace thousands of dinner tables. ■. ■; .{at*I■ — / �’ r 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 R ID A . F R ID A Y , M A Y 25 THE BONDS ARE SOLD M IA M I; H E ftA l.li 8 ATU t w o g r e a t i H a u c H f - d h e C n t t n , m e n a c e n r t tl t t.» W i l \ t h e exception ( j # i i x | i l i o n of o f Senator S u n n to r Road Department.*-AYil^'t|ip q y v ry c n m lic ln te ^ f f tM tiif V lil m ^ t lf foe flic ig n itio n of c h id J executive ;« b u s i n _g h i s c l a i n i H f o r t l i e o f f i c e o n t h e f a c t H i n t ho is either for Vjr against. one o r t h e o t h e r . Calls, o '1course, is FOit Cults. Ho alwayy n h a s b e e n , a n d .*■!<( it lie always will he. W i t h h ; m , m o r e t h a n w i t h a n y o n e e l s e wo know, it is first l a s t a n d a l l t h e t i m e , S i d n e y .1. C a t t s . Whatever stand he takes, on a • p i e s t i o n o f p r i n c i p l e , o r o n a (piestion of business or polities, the i n t e r e s t o f S i d n e y .1. C a t t s is i s utterm U | I f > o r most o s t in i n his h i s mind m i n d . . I n a l l t h e y e a r s t h a t li e h a s Catls d a r k e n e d t h e h o r i z o n o f F l o r i d a ' s i w l W e a l s k i e s , 1« h e h a s s e r v e d ih e w e lfa re o f no o n e b u t h im se lf. A n d J.’-.w, ( ' a r s o n , ' g u l laJfU f i j f h j . c r r . l H a l h o i s , \ r n g c s n i s c a m p i o n ' A 0 ,A l N . b i y ( ' a t t a , . T h e o t h c r - g r e u f i s s u e ' w h ’j r h t h i s c a m p u i f c i $ J i u t f d e v e ! o p e i ( ’ i s t | i u S t a t e I t o a d D o p a r t m e l t U . ‘H a t h a w a y i s F O R i t . H e is o — L.. ICJ’I* IFtvui it lino ilfunt1ko <li . nrvfu; crpdit « Jl Mirmlirr «<( Ibr f o r il b c e a u s e l i e I S 1i t . W h a t i i l i a s d o n e , 1 h o d e s e r y f a * c r e d i t f o r * ‘i t s < . n i s l a k e s a r e H I S m ^ s t r i k e s , ' i t . i s n o t r i g l i t ’M i m t b e Aab>M-ln|i»». »( |>abUMsra- IInil ' .Viltrrll-- s h o u l d s a y . i n i f i s . s p e e c h e s a m l - O i t e r a t u r e , " I g a v e y o u t h e rfUHlrr t-itrli r o a d s , " a n d t h e n w h e n w a s t i f a n d E x t r a v a g a n c e — p o l i t e ’ l a n ­ g u a g e f o r j f r a f t a n d c o i ' n i p l i o q - ^ a r ' c c h a r g e d , m t r n i t i i i n .t h a t w e , t h e b o a rd ; th e c h a ir m a n , a n d ' th e w h o le Id iim ri a d m in is ­ tr a ti o n . W Iy jV o to 'b la m e . A n d D o y le C a r lt o n is A O A I N S T H a t h u i y a y ; t h a t i s , l i e i s a g a i n s t a etjR*l£y?s h a p d l i t r g o f i h e 'AY, MA)^ 20, p e o p le s' m oney. ’ jv * :-'-- . V. M ILTO N — W ork p ro g ressin g i a p l d l y on c o n s t r u c t i o n of. -n ew M o th ed ist ( h urch o n l ’c r r y h i l t ........... .Till* Ilcrnld•. recognize* that 'there huvu.b'jun honest ilifferuni •> of opinion in thin important mat­ ter, and it him no disposition at this Unit to point with pride to the fact timt Gywum-r ,\rnrtin's stani tr r of (Jovi .aior^lartin in connc:tfAif w itli'thii Everglades reclam­ ation project will live to praisi* his statesmanlike vision when th.*reclaimed lUgcldamls arc. ilo'lpA with ,*Braves and ';9ul> i (naiialiy •iotfiii'K t" t4if • world's ((.►nil .( r >ilprtJidi. j1,, * v It i; Avert; ,-Mueh • n-HWiiij '.KvjgM ;d.idrs vlrainatje project wjiVhihjrv f'ofiviiuld til,, pepjile ftf j'lfJrjtlj 'h at '3oH)ii Martin Jiii-*. «ivrn thrm aV adminlstv^iion os pov<j^u"p. O n im p ro v e d C ity p r o p e r ty a t 7 p e r c e n t. .stra ig h t lo a n s on re sid e n c e s. LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE , TRANSFER £ b ^ in c y i Y- IT u u lin r,', P r a t i n g Phippirv*. * am a n dj. H S ttV o rrS S ttie.; r e l i - ,. A.. ■ ■’ • • ; iair • 5 t o 2(1 y e a r l o a n s q n k o o <i p ro p e rty . • $1 . ' * ■, c ^ 'V > * •' * • . »*.* 1 12 K. S e c o n d S t , t ,A . • W h ic h ' n»i!3U‘ii. gw lat. gum! ■ f p f i ^ l i / ilAfe ;yh»*n he takes his seut'ln ,thE .tluifed :.s:«t', * Hi'iialtv *„'<• SPliAKING O f SMOKK ‘ I-THtT J . A t ' U l l l t D A L B NKVi S May 16 Closes Nov- 1 Ii u a l e n ' ( l ^ i t CLiUulili.in. f j e s h C u n t c f . i . .# ** l l f f b> r t s i d e a l i;(_ S f m j n o l c . C o y i j i y * . c a * d i':i > ! * < ? : w iv" a n d p l i i g j .* ... - ; ^ ill «»ur ^ f o r t * a n d ; t m o u r . s c a l e s . • -a * ’ t , ,* - i .* , i c i T d ' j H ” a n A p l a c e i i u l g h l m t i . - l b e n.r! * i . s T t ' i j ^ ' \ i l l t I ' n / e — I ’f l t l i e ; r K i el.* y I ' r i / e — S l i d f i ' - | i ( 'j i r j * - . A | a t !l*d f 1 et; + ’, 14 g (food judge remaina to be S lip i i p ie ‘ f ’l i / e — I l e t l d w v len the pi'o'IInlhaw uy papers th at C arlton hnd around f i v e pand permuim a t h li meetime nirkaonviHe Thuindny nluin. u h e last tim e Ur. liathaw ay K toere, neconllag to the nanto H 'f U t y r u huiulred tu rn .d out 3 to fiv e y e a r SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. T he I’aliUyii-Nl".' I s nf d ie op- •in ra<e-lia> k B a m M i n p p f j -lenji* p i.it n i ( i f r u n l t h a t thOn* inina that p n 1 v .t e n . jU .tih f sniiifj!j U W m- i umbliiiitiim. Iipt»vei.'n^(’rti l. ' A h f a r - a s t h e f i r s t o f t h e s e . i s s u e s !l s T’p i i c d h i t t i k w e b e - tifiytk c.u„i. n ■o<• ii .I- iti.ej j tu’n iiA<| * ' a t t « ( * i i I h i - rjfee t i a e l . ■ . . • &•-ii';''* *•; lie y p d n r . r e a d e r s a r e , p r e t t y w ell a w u ix i t l i a i i i r u u u r o p in i o n , inl)! ri!r i|.v>lliM *vIfivll "-.vltj war!; t - *". Mi ; I we fi> fin- i n l . 4 ii(iv{,*fir ''ii'i? pruiim tei-g t h e m o s t s o r d i d b l i g l i l w J i j c h . c o L i i d . b e f n a t v n w ) d p o / i t h e . J ' a i r tir.nAn a epii W(»' -.n |» i l r a;i '2 i iiifiii 'I\ .■• 1 o f r u r t l i g a w l gafuirljiii! nv- i(i* n a m e o f o u r M trite w o u l d l i i n i u ! o l c H i o j i o f t h a t , r u n k e s t atal whti nrv'lfspofid-nf tjjeir.stu ':-1 i l . l ’!' 11 i f ••iChei n i i h » lat'l iiartta l l t l c / n n g o g u e a , S i d n e y J . C i i t i s . l i e f o u n d F l o r ^ f i n ? v V l P - p *h‘/ w i l l .fh a£*l-’I'iriila' "v o.ild hi.o'-i eil eaiplii! l*,s. ", 1 ,. w a f t y l e e l e d g o v e r n o r i n 10 i n , w i t h a I n k m i l l a g e o f . s i x a n d !4'«r, ii t v ln : pfm .il n r thm 'r p n .. ■ Ttien*.l' i - a r t a Nloiil.t ' l l n i t a ll. m j e - h a l f a n d h e l e f t it w h e n h jM v p n jl o f f i c e i n 1 0 2 0 /raftir v.riv b,{. iiif-i foij; » ifc illi.il . .ii n. V i ? i i n y 1 ipiCHtion riiW(7(JlPt: liis s t i i n i t .o n w i t / f g m i l l a g o o f t w e l v e a n d o n e - i i a l f ! y e l In* p r e i i c l u ^ s e e o j i - ' The I*-pfr^i Vt.ir still Jrve^np qnkitl W a y Ih ^itT i i e r l MiVbi] - a t ia ; .V d i | f , ll i e - ’f r pn> j iat 1 ion. "lif. i- .hi f a r in lln' »a poppy Oil In ill tVfnt: a*, ,'ir loivf • iMfl ,) P a i i • !i til . • u h ' / l p a t o n i i l - n i ^ e tliiil Ion, l< will • tfii'ily |,iS>iloipB O ■• I i u'l oeri f v o v fo t diijtli to " e o v ^•r u p ” . i n ' n a y th irty , f i n ; wliib ilutv a fiA) •ipairer 1 iri Hinting if *iIn-. !*.*'!■ i ' . a ' N’u i f 1, *»h i‘*t-- vcY.. in . T a m m a n y , u akn a n ox utie i.f i.iij tijo-je " ti lli?"Tlt viidi: i 1T I< I i ' i . | ; ( ^ -■ il to. l ai iuj;, W itakThli. j V e l l . ’. s o im to n o h a s d e f i n e ] iiiuiiiVn t. nr :Afv2i'i' ii-ji l»y e\priM<»pof J, »111.■ ,• m i ' -of in r i'li il A u . i;-,iiti(jM cH x p d o L o f I n i q u i t y . ” lipitl.I II- ollil,; tnliiut.fii't- tli.iliile j a - k tClt^L, lin llinvvny v l m t In - i‘^ J pppiovirt t i r e f l fl T i rm it n h .il' pi'/Tfiti- > itii.o i,r i a ii . n u t I . g a t n l J i n i f l *|, In ;:M" troijtfu l, uiiMai"il r e jf it1 | WIn'ii ll.itlim t'iiy ’s p u k e K' ii* J i t ' i r o u g n n c i a a s a n l a r u» il- t l k t l i e S ^ l t e W h • J p ililu'”:olilli k i.i tl I'-gJ llV of .1 . \) Uc ii*i.i* l ji i iiuhr ‘1 of Ifhpv- iili >*j • c g i i t r r f t i o n a a r e io r tc e r tte d . n p f l t h e h o n o r < liiilili*Ter. In help ill* I'munttii m t t m in it .by iio'inia'i'r o f t iu'yfiii(t)i!(t^ 10 P fo tty keuvy , r A\ f c V o ' t h e fni liintjrm il .t: jvtp < n t me r 1 f ’iil "In' m i -i v i'r t l \i 'jn ? , \\ i ll. 'liV * U o t « In a n u m b e r o f ^ d o , m y T ^ y w i\ !>■ in till- itt null* <'Oli lt:• •! ,| 1 Intnn'i > e'. II" - -i ii I td .i’ni,. :_____ i n # t r t l e o r n o t le |i> ii ll*il|t.*. II ni mi n l i i w 11 ntlt. »|iie-l y.in-r, *‘.l'.l| p i t t l i . l g k i t i hdiM, i it I■i ir <- he. pi. ilm n will a l t i - i - n h i l " . " Iiiii In 1 ni m i* ilnl ■'i.J; f w h o 'I>: J J o w r ^ h ’'• o, f ' M —i a m ............— i, h u a fli p o s ilio n t o V Ni*■' - i lim k - . tliiti (,'jii !i<iit..-i .iM ( inf I in I in' In ^ .ifl’Mjr il( !u> iWT'nained lu Succeed Judge It. vlpii I- l|i " iin i'.l i »i l. > 111, jVu ' i) i* Hindi* *i iM'ifiitiml »»iif*M*- -«>«iit in M all .aV.United- Slotea piatrlc* ■InoiJ'l or.'*lnl „ Ihiliiuw fly * iln«',9‘, • • t i n t * , .ijnl i» nil ini < t of xouth Florida.'Iltrwcn ii "if in i l l ■■p'Mmr ii’j il b r i m I‘IT Mil | {I.I I Will Jfl; I ’ iuod lawyer', whether he wl'.l dodifiiiB b . 1 f ___ . ,» I ' f i v e e n n d l d a ' W In t h e fiel.l i b i a l u t c l y imponail>Io f o r u i *30 w i t h e v e r y o n e a b o u t t h e S y f a rae.*, a n w e h o p e t h a t ■* Who h a p p e n in b a c k o iy S o r t ie w i n j u i l l be w i l l i n g to :o lf w i t h tlie d a y a f t e r MONEY TO LOAN .S treet f U ' . J '.is lk v * l.' itl. Speir Realty Bureau Cilv ITopcrtics; FairiMsi;'»,■ l . • „ . . - fci'gtv -«• ■ n u t * n i i.ite m o ^ t ! ;**, i a i T o l ' J t J f b J l ' ! l l | o n . . ' f \ m v.’ ii;t|i 1 r o f i T ' - ' s l I n I n . I r - f in l i o n a s u a v i i n f a l l - " u i ' f i i m *1 iji* • ; , **t • I W o Mu n o t in lif'M ’. 1 I f a t a n y a n w i t h a n ‘‘i m l n . n n ' . i t o l i t . . 1 cnidiM'.o.v■.•r*l-tilts Ot l.u etiiiktoj.li^. t liargo*. ( 'a rb o it It*.; jUad ..* .• I'cMilnls ami ( 4>n(ra«HtiralT'oWciiaSits -PnifHTtic ; care*l lor. : - . • | • : .' r $ « . liVefy (b»11r1rsv will lx* arcorflctl- t h e d l f f e r e a c e l u 'l w e r il th e y wove no’h.f p io t g n d ^ v e .do n o f l.it'lievo tlm f it’tf M iar ih a m i I ' l ' p i i h t i g a r o - T i n E l l n n l d wit^ild pi'Aiit iio'**uiipi7idi*i»fi'.*liii " i" ..m y ^ n e It Ui! ' “ L ik rn a d I f I m n I n i ! w ould tinil.i *in h flhaygc.s fl il diihtlo'i I h Io-m ‘ /l" :u -tiftf A |y * f y , S t u r . I t hi li k e n j . I In* 1 >• , u .o h * » . IH)ijill) reu ellin B th • I long iis.iM/*- ( nu'itoii lo t- - Cmoij ih 1 ' n m il, ire S o u t h e r n U e m n e r u t t , n i o j i t I i s , . . U 10 v e r y * w o r i i i r Ii t i n o p p u s i t p h i io i K *in common with .Ninth ; j u s t l y a u o i i l h i n t i s I b a t h o i s ' * i m n . l - s h a g i n g . " a n , ( ............... ' liennn tium they hnv-• \\jl ‘ d o lio l b e l i e ; i* t h a t " t l l i l d - s l i i i g i l l i ' " 1 h a l f ;i 11; 11T. 11 y i : ;tlieiii Demqerntn. , a n d 1u rn ip tio n . . ^ T J i e ( t i m p a i g o I 1.1 - \ 1 I a lit I le p \ e r a \; 1 of. i n »•.■ L o t .. \ ..called John 'l< i* nb f a r a - w e t i r e i n n i ' T i i d , t l i e r t u 1 h a - n u n ■>;; o il d * o i 11 I 1 11r. . 1> t h e p la t f o r m mol p ie 111011. a n y 0110 <i| ;; h u m . W o b e l i e ; . , e iM i.jil-inal 1 p I. a t > pon iq m to tlhk <<i t a n \ \ «■ 1 a i i m i i 1 <-.t . ■. t I w h ic h th p Jyflirnut e d i t o r . ( r i l i i i i t l v n o t l i n t i g o n m s . g i a o r i n a p n i i l y u i k j 'd To-Hhi I m p e l . 1 l o l i s l v r a . - l o u r v o l e f o r a n y o l l i e i * l i m n i . ' n r l l i u i , ••_. 11-011 • >i rllnn ptonieiial Co imstt it • T a y l o r . , * ' i » « « » < lilenfly. tlie rd jx ootliloB *a ton ehnrgee 'idimit w Iiiei, I- not wiliniB'tii delilde. e n m r y NVha< Napoleon l ofiiu! lone ^ A Y u! h e r 1I1 p l o r t d d e h t l a a l l o n i n M i a m i h a - I" * n L r m i n l *l l ‘* " J f f C l i g l i t A s a r e s u l l id tin * r e c e i i l i n t o M i g u i i n i i s l*\ III g t a m i r*1' " j (in';*. | i g c i . a i v t h a t t h e p o b e e d e p a r t i n p u t t h e r e h a d d o v e l m ■ - • I e d e x t r e n i r l y e x a g g e r a t e d i d e a s i d i t - p o p o r in tin * h a n d l i t ■ t a n d c o n t r o l o f p r i s o n e r s e i p r U M I - t f ill I t V l M h a i g o . A n ; n o iu ffico b o r , it i s r e p o r t e d , h a v e b e e n s e v e r e l y b e a t e n , a n d i n s o ; 01 ni I o ff i n s t u m n s d e a t h s h a v e r e s i t Il e d f r o m p u n i s h m e n t i n l h e t o d l a r ho m e m b e r s o f I lu*. d e p a r t n i o n t - W e d o m d k n m ; t u r n ' g e n e r a l i - tin* p r a c i u i <d p u l t u n * I p r i s o n e r s t h r o u g h tin * h i m a i l e d f i r s t , s o i o o d o r i t n i i l d o g r e . * . b u t W e b e l i e v e i t s p r i n c i p l e is .*■. m i n p i o ' e I ' a l l a i y . It d u o s u r n s e e p i r e i i s o n a l i l e t h a t t h e t r n t l i r a i l ("• a s r i i t a i i n d f r o m a i u r 11.,- c u l p r i l s i m p l y i h n m g h a s o u n d a d n i u i i s t e i u i g n l t i n la .- b I' n - t i ' s c e n t s f a r m o r :* l i l a d y , h a t H n - v i c t i m w m i i i l lo l l a n y t l i i n g . de i : ; c j i a l i e , i f In* b e l i e ; e ii il w o u l d p l e a s e I n s c a p t o r s a m i d ' *m,k' r n i n i s b h i s p u n i s h * u n i t . UM> N t i p o l c o i l . ' w e b e l i e ; <• it w a k , 1 . 1 -I i - x ’i l n d e d t i n t h c o i y . n t '*V(1' t o r I n n * i n o r d e r I d . g t l r o i i l W i i u . i s . W h e n jih a y o u n g m a n h o took c h a r g e ni th e F rctirT riH O u y in I t a l y , h e b m in l'l b ■ • j p r a c t i c e r a t l i e i Bg » ; i m r ; i l o f . b i ' T i t i n g pTTttriiit<is.. ) n o r d e r t o g e t t i n ■ t h e m I n t e l l o f e x p o r t e d m m c m e n i - o f tin* e o o j n y . N a j H i l c m in*p . s o o n f r t u n d t h a t v e r y o f t e n t h e s e p r e d i c t i o n s o n J h e f j p a r t o f h a ) " I h i s p r i s o n e r s Wi n l ; v r ( * n g a m i t h a t l l y y w e r e t e l l i t j j ' w i n d w , J * ' i t l i e o f f i c e r s t h o u g h t t o lie t h e t r u t h , r a t h e r t h g u w h a t a r t * 1 11a l l y xviin t h e t r u t h . . / J / vvgx . 0 V*H^m pt l y . t h i T e f u i r . N a p o l e o n p u t il s j o f i . t o i i S t d a l d.*u- j v is w l h is ow n in o tlm d - o f o b ta in in g m l^ n ita i nm fro m p r i s m lieyi; e f s . H o tr e a te d th e h l w h ite , lt d th e m , c lo th e d tlio n l. a n d t h u i h t u n o r e d H i t m i n t o g i e i n g h :* n t o n ! i i i e n t i a l i u f o V t u a t i o n . Ii t h - {todii f o u m r l h h E h i s . - v s t o n i m n k e d b e t t e r i.i Ib t. iH-l (In- 'nilII I " » Tl.t'i* , i*«•v • >1*111114 f i n - , t*«*. in Ik e I s r i f 'It. f a i l tlm l it w a s x ‘M a n n y ni;;ti!. PiiipJ,. i i l i i i ' t i i ' t i ' Itn’ii' w*'i :*c> <■ tliul tills is a. c i ' i i M ' l i a t n r 1 li iiniil l i " n ^ t e a tiu i i giv* n i • S. I’ll] III* ifllllfl'ss III t III*' l('s|IOlt -a . ,r) | In n-, mu.-t l*i' l«lki*i» n s i ,'itujie **I tlii'' cfii'iiiven ex!* **f Id* Ciiriluii. is u c l e a a ‘ - a m i capublti* m ati T i n D iig liuui a i**it;j >'4««|iuigii mi m a n ' a t t a i k Itia . r e c o r d *'• r puUHc life. An*t sines s Honest, OonsisU’jn. service over jiet iftillo|‘ a (junrler of jicenju.-y in the jewelry hnsrpess indicates one thintf. dearly ; -tJial the jeweler iri a man of integrity and ahil- W h en th e l'oitii.i.* wan lirst in tro d u c e d Ics» th a n !;>•(>a d d a Italf year;, ago, im m e d ia te buy* ifig entfluxia-m ;;a s aroused. T h e pu b lic ac­ cepted th e sta irn ie o t o f fie n c ra l M otors a n d O .ikl.m d th a t her.* ;;a% .1 n e w c a r o fferin g six* c y lin d e r vahu* never iv lo rc e n jo y e d at such low p rice. 7'WiXl P o n tiac Sixes sold in l92fi esi.iblisbed a vyorl^’s 11 ko rd f o r a n e w m ak e of ear. Sales for I *T 7 carrie d tlie total o f satisfied P o n tia c ovClieis b e ; 011.1 th e 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 m a rk . A n d now,* ev en il ir- u n riv a led v alu e c o u ld m»f, be priw ed by* com parison n id i o th e r cars in its tfyld—e v en il its stipeoiorii y c o u ld n o t be d e m ­ o n stra te d b y (scores o f a d v a n ce d fea ta rc ^ c o iu b in ed in n o o th e r lop ^v-i. isd six^-cvcn*ifnll its claim s to leaijcrhbip xv^i ie t'ased Oil g en eralities — you co u ld still buy th e J ’ontiu~c Six w ith ,c o n ­ fidence fo r 200,000 bu y ers c a n ’t bfc w rong! J* * k *, ' If you w a n t to k n o w th e l rut lx ab o u t th e T o n tiac Six, go to t i p o;; n c r m to w n . A n d jf yoii b e a r p raise alm ost to o e n th u sia stib to believe, cem em lver.'thal 2^0)000 o w n e rs w ill tell you. siibstantially (Im oaiuc ___ ^ •> 2 ’ \utr Sr.t.iti. t T2<i l'-***/-. S .'d l .'/s'*« K o m I hc *. rS«rt«« «,'7*l CaSiis,*-*. *rv( 1 4-lf-ft- V..I1111. S H U , S(siil I u)i.**im SrJ^s Ax7S. II..U.m.l All A'*inU.**l N.* »U>«5 i» V - fth All («,**•;< /'*• U r - ( i n i ( lull.,ml l*.,n:iu. .1. It. |..l, . 1—ih.--,i*>rli"l*- !"*.»» thu'lrt 1,/ilrial Mnftii f w r l*ill*iflll l W* Miuilui'ti ..1 wi* li*u*»e.u.% Seminole Motor Co Rive’s Garage MCLitulin’s is perhaps (lu .olriest firm to i'lin under tjve sanu* nanuuin Sanford. Thousands of persons -in that time have Been customers in fhe !Mcl-aulin Store. TIuUm sands li.avi*-%hmitfht .vaiuahk* jewelrv and silverware. , • V * • * \ * * , * % Weddings and othdr inipoitant occasions have brought ffifls from Me La 111ip’s for many years. The lai#er.Anerp centajre of the homes in Svtpipofe 7,C<Hint-yJiavA». Some pieces and often dozens of 1)ietijN of Atc<aniHiT D I l\|u'dise. • ' •'• ’* *■*v4 t « *■C**j*•’ V *.-• * .* - . . . -. f ■ On the fifteenth ■jnuijvei’sary of Sej^inole^Uounty MeLaulin's li^s movcd /uV* h^Ker and iWtfe mojlerii cjuarteis. 'Fhe patronage "of Ihe-ipeople of .Seminole County �I THE SANFOni) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 2.7, 1928 HOLY CROSS CIU RCH Social A n d Personal Activities F I R S T B A PT IST CHURCH .FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Service* at the Holy Communion 7:!I0 A. M. Churrh School A. M. Holy Communion r.'ml Sermon 11 A. M. "O ffice Telephone U n MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence TcL 57, First Baptist M r and Mra. Morris Kottleman, entertained Thursday evening with n reception at the Jewish Center, honoring Mrs. Milton Block, a re ­ cent bride. The commuity house was n veri­ table bower with numerous potted plants and palms together with bowli nnd baskets of gladioli. Ill" lies, phlox nnd other p retty cut flowers combined-with ferns. Receiving 'the guests upon arrival Was Mrs. 11. Kottleman of Orlando, who introduced them to the receiving lino which included Mr. nnd Mrs Ivplllemnn, 1 Mrs. MiBon Block J rl’V-und ‘ Mrs. M. ! Block. /♦ L# Dancing was enjoyed- through; Kftut the evening, the music for the Bnneers beinjh furnished by a local o rth tstru . Dijriug the intermission refrethtnents of .chicken salitd, snmiwichtH nnd icet cream were •* served- i About'-150 guests were In nltendance, including u number of out of-town guests. Among them werp' ,Mrsj II; Uravermnn, Mrs. Dave Fraqklln nnd- daughter of Blnuiughdiit^ Ala., Hnd 1 Mrs. 1I< Kottleman of Orlando. ‘ Evening Prayer amt Sermon ,5 - ,-a . ‘ ---- Miss Huston Honored nrial Calendar Young‘People# Service ilStO P. M. P ersonals Witl> bridge Party l.cagu- All visitors cordially welcomed. One ‘o f the prettiest social Misses lfeUtf and Vlrginja FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH j imirtesics with which Miss Mil* Deane of Monticell•• art- .visiting I dutd Hust-n;, a bride vh t,t, \ has hero a s"th ct guests of thqir ?Hter • \Ninth a n d Pnlmetto Avo. l» tn limu)rcd„wuh. w« n that of Mr.r ,Cullytn Flowers, at her home • ltildc Schonl-Ptd.'i A*. M. . « on l i u r e l Avcliue. * Worship and ' Communion 11:01* ♦'rldn.V- evening, when Mr#.,. Pres* A. M. Prayer Itund.nf UidVrcsbytej-inn tou -• Stcpnensott illic it'lifiid at The m an y ;frien d sj>£.Mrs. Fan- . Sgrmt.it; What Must I Do To Be t ’hurch AwxllinCy will -meet at .bridge .it her honu«.*>n Elm A vc tiie. McConnell will be glad tn 1S^v'ed 7 nVjocIr.iit tfto church. > !■ .fine. 1 V ‘". learn that she relurrie I home ’ A welcome aw aits you. Auxiliary Hf the Proebyteriiin A lovely ft4fa 1 setting A n s a r Frlduy finm Waycrbv-Vlia.. when* There will be no evening service . Ctpireh wiHi.Imvo bii tbiiuy sp.ivkv -•img-d with numrr.ius flour bash: she lias been' nt the W ay.runs hoe ns this Church is joining with tha ul TjitO o'clock a t The church* cts and bowls of cxqhisite pink pital for some time. other ilimchcs.nl the city jn ti u n ­ , Itiftular meeting of the Truth radiance roses and nspurnglis ion m t %ice,vt I f f High Sihool, f:\ikcfa Class ,of l.hc, Mil’hiM.lh', fi riir. The color , of pink um! white Miss I rnabelb* llrgnn - ( btircfi ivill he held ;tt .11:71) o’clock -wrfc further curried out in the MUST METHODIST C tH ’HCI! la a t the- boino of Mrs. \V. It. Wi!* •tallies,find bridge m oic pud-'* whlfh here F rid u f, fi nn whecr she lias been i ' liam's/ .’fO.l Park A n'iiur. Hosti Xscs, Were in lliy form Of purrojk. ■ C'ti.s. E. A. MehtVinlp Mrm C.-C. When tiJ1. ' gahieV rif b.rijlpe f;rul Florida s t a t e College fill’ T’n .s l , Mrs. If. ((. UrndlKifiy. Mr#. been c o t^ lu d H 'i b u i ''.to re,.- t-nl1!. \f, Ma^ohi'iinl Mi <. »>.-F.,.-dc lirtetL and th e h ig f i tlv ia . p.ii'w, (,'lellaqll. *r t - . -lA»'V ■i|k socks wn- au-ilile, l ,t;A \ O* Pipe-,Organ A’liib of tile ‘Vit.-ff linlrt-ruti. A^rs. UcuVfhi Ail^prMu^i' ikipllsl * O idn-h w ill 'mei-t-at. Jitk'i " i t won inO cut pri/i*. it wn» a'Vet -'..’ I n k tit the', li’ir* tt.Hi' f l r . M ; if dainty' lined- phiVltfd IiNigeru’ .' .v .Vmlcfi ',11 Jr*, and ,M i'j,(^r.t pins. F or linvliig hiid. ill Jui IT wit li h 111O r v , «I d-> lio.-tc. tfs. ■ii * l)ii curds. Mr. Maffet w as glv«r< Soinul ip tf tin g >f Ibc St- AgnCs ji Ininiaturc nifplnnc Mrs.' Pdeph ■-'tjjijtl of Holy Fro . Eplscnijpl, Clii-oa pre-'i nlSfi her guest of h:,!f XTmiyl/'w’ill be jield «»t JM ■ j ’arish •ii*ru itli.it erf- h it iloily.. ti<. !••«» a t H;HU u'tbith \i vb . ,'^r i Suite.) fyu utul minis were pl«i". /mind-1lull, an Iv.Vft ^ . L t f w . - r j l '' ciI . mji tin- lard 'dahhu ami er.;oy*i i s ko.dci-oa.' il dpnogl i'.f ya'iinYe, and ntf'T lim * P«uut »t'i'i‘it!-t. by. 11u/41 iif -Mis. prise .h:>,l :^j u awarded. tlilMiild*-.. ■ i -iiawVi dtcmbnUIg. ■Milio -a, at a—l.i i e t v vb-ared and ‘.Iold ■wiHr—'i-nr .. f ' r i P nf -r i ^ r m i ' n l o fltgf;- in ii-Ib,! e,f i*i>» i rs niu^iiTivtiTinunt* ■JdM ifAi. ittaiUivuts r f fjdjJvTICoIT il.Y-JiYiinl c o l(• f-.bail gfuiluat*. • of d itjiMuipjiir dcligbt' topped "v itli ’Ills jiubji'.* i - .-.VilialU "invited-^ | wJlbqn d i ry.tnv, were Jrrved. . t i ; e > i »a.y # ‘Dio... enjoying tbir n f fiur uVit* ■1 -Ai-iP’l ili l>jf ll*!®* t" i 1‘i’t l«H' I ,\ljfs Millin',! Htotfiti, M . Vicliu "■ Mil ju*1**! !*t 7 : . . .. ... f ... ■ Jit-»hc hF-jnixpf | ,uli, 4 h i ( ,r,Ti' M b n M a r f e l.J . [ (-I V^II^KIT*!-/' ,r: . \ t *‘l rail, ran. Mr. Babc« k and M/a l r . f n . a f and SD . E. • • ! . f . Wr, |; s i . pt,, ,, J>. Iiortvrscs. ■n d i .. WEDNK^DAY _____ Afl',1,,-nd^ - f t . I V iff | I'."'; I S' SKW j m ; T u 11 Ml F I s ■ lamilie ju rip sp iv itw M rt . ) ' 1 ,'-f l'e on o 1 S 11>. f' b."h' 1 .i I, ttonji | ,M , ,l«i. i-oliint- U iltirtm- , nli, I • .i.YWY? g i f in 'f •b‘*r "Tl i. ,J .‘b i .v i n l u i i of lb,- Hm> . ‘. i l l llr u li S li f jtjt^ b ’ _,- .-I-.eking, | jj, ^ ,e g rt blt> tin e 1 pl> -i uiilly, . Mr-, i'app nnd -Ml! Met, .<,1 1 m j , trluy if,o* f.o ,n. at lu't b-.in- 1 II Ii-uve ;ih do n i, iJo rk j from in, | -. t. i, ;-in t . ’ and basket l.o,in* ' , MiA Avii Wright left S ahinla? . tvrtahii'it v.'ito , t ’picnic Friday nfU'ljio.n. by ..the director. Mrs. M ulius. Tiikuch -at ,S?II' cr l.uke ^ a t amudi. Gu..‘ wtirte xh.cWql , , vlyvyit as tin guest -of Ab vMjilVrot»| - |»c\-a H.iHtlMimVv .. ..-V .e t.-iV) j,ir. H> HeacTb’ The 'many .t'lflvitdj bf "Mrsr-j\,*tg,1-> A h 1'11 Hall will tcg'ret to* lejini tliut*slfe ’ l i c t v b * ' continues ill at hi r )iis;i'^ji:v .dug (‘| aivopnt nolin Avi-ime. > . 1— i V ivice ati. M r, B r e d 'a n d f-niAll dfnfifTiivr Shirley, with lpi\'e IrA-n vi-iiliiKP hiuc-ui tl’.n guest .'of ti/i ~ i- tir A ll'i I'nrifi' F| i tin*, •left ,»Tli ii’olay im AI'IUMLN’DAI.E tlicirt liulltn, a t M obile. Al;i. . . Power ('utupiin, i Jlu-. Ruth «lilluii, Mr-. Jntiii'-i P. Ridge and Ain*. Hugh WUi-trhel motored t<> Day torn Bench, Friility.' wlo'lV 1tn-y spent iju igiy.. 1 ’■ • ; ‘ ■ .grinqt met at the yhui^jiVnbrt jutnuicd out to the l.ahry n a . t iv the aflernnon was qii^rk'b spent with -swlimniltg. giuuch, dud nithfr pleasant forms \ j f iliveA ah. At dusk a dtdlciohs AiU'iilc sUpjsjr/iynS>ervCd. »-MenjIuli'M tH^Jhe choir attending w'crtii, lliyi'bnV^TtiUi'h, Katherine' Moretv.di. ■' Heitiietta Edwnnls, >, E . First St t in.- iif-ur*^ .'OH' 1annul; .it f.i y - . ,r( i • If,-. -YVialv’r a h ijdai I* • next q jj , ■rck,. wijl tn* -lbs1 , til, ,-upti"i. r - It er, jo tfo given '1 Ii ,ii *-*iiiy, at VI, lintel I u r n t l a'. - ' b> <b‘ ji ■Hu R-if jm Hell» Soro sii-. . Maui ,l.r , ml JelitUO > I.i i 't juiaHl' ’ •i lor ihi: iiffair, iujilndiiq: a mun i h • ..I. n o n d t y ilnt,i»i«. *' [ | , Murt tilelte, mtuiagcr of the Mi H ■ jagi Th'qjliv. lint' kindly bullied -i | • j- d lig b t D,r. -i - .upu'iijl Rainbow \ inong jin- b at i ' ilibi r- ii Helen Yeijai*, Xl is. t.i.i lljv , t 'hiifiS* t igilv l, . \ lldiiry,*AIiss liuurgia Mr t Jitim; j lliiilajr,. 'M rs. "'rig h t,. .Mrs- Benjaniip Jr.. Jt.-*. C. W. Bai.-ef. . Ma ,,n. illy 11 i VI i 'lA n ria . Bo*se. i L* it'i id' i i s '1 •’l V c^1 n t *i bblqp e if a jr v.hon t t j !Af'«l;i5r—v*i.')iinfi •'at', fp . ft.* i iito rati1! j -lim-.I • -+0)11,1 jf Sn v'r'M ng* 'll o ’*dido 1 Who 1ifl ^ 'I ■ 1U' i v. In-1e -’’f 1 ltl.DE DANUBE” AT MlI.ANK TODAY ■'f r .* And Accurately^ Summer Rates , at the Forrest Lake Hotel Single Person: ’ - j Two in Room: J *4, m , M . „ $30 per month up:Y.$iO per month up.' . CITY TR A N SFER • & STORAGE CO. dost pn o u t i t o w>> u Tr v 1 ^ L^I u r NILS ASfuCfA OOSt OMNUOL Ri giltdid pu ioi tiilly apd din. I in.in .mill noeimpgljr ) ^ u d \ \ •■si Cinrc Vic, Am li idly ill >,in- i>l I Ilf- oul-itlind. i;. ardcii'Jy b lainbi', ) Ini iibi oa' , n T, aiTiii vemel to..1 uf 1'lg w ig. ii ilefurmi'd i, i i i . "Tho BJjJv Ompibc." a Pi* i u in m m t-inii r •>i h i . i When t be iiiihil'iiuiii goes In wlir. i fill It t I/r ill hi*'i«f uf rrrfnl ili*ritv»-vi | Aidb- „Hullo prislUi lion for I’ufh^* llll. .Ills. € «»|l \%I > llll\> I I I the liuncbbtitk, t>v tiic k e ty / cun which, will 1.^ im view at l b , ' i l'r*i|irl**i*»r* Jlltc ^mitlti ■liimj I r. ) r t«r* i*r i*«*■11«■r I«i 11r 111n ill * * ^ XI lane J iietit re i uiny, i, i niiBiili ri'd , vince.i t tm girl Hint the mail slie l¥. liuFr I r r , i'l| >!t'|»titiif*• •Ujiifi la utrice J a y 's-fin e st arrceti ve ioves is fttitlili'W anil diamatic \ im will hr Mirprlsrtl turn •iiiltrl*!) the product inn «l i« il111 11, a t I ills I'llMie. , 1<tii still riM ttrll H llhuiil lnww n| liu le Min e I f tut* tr«*m iiiiviiH*Mi ^ * ■ " i " \ l ansliuigbli’r.” in which she sem Stmuss* Wall/ Theme sprrintjiliii; In Nlraiiss's wall/., "The lleuiit iful \ - *itr islffi! I rr it I iti**fi ■ •«! •IrMiini Ii i,l a vertuibh' Ibimnph. rI i*fill rr* Mil ill%r;t*r%. limiube,” Miggesli'd tile tlu-iae of lias I'ca'iinl I,irl llnbU rllr I ••r ir r r r*«ti«tf I lei l||i|i «*uml \ p ,« Joy nppeurs in Ibis spin. | Ibis story, written by John Far IIII- i n I Ilf r t 3 did prod ui lion as a bew ilidung \ low, an Australian, and prepared pUislint gil l of the I llinuhc n illi for the screen in eollaliiiiiilnui by Harry Carr and Paul Nlmnm The 11 y. A* one i iitia'i "f tiie mo I (»u S A I . I T unique l i m Jn s n n rejin o o t i d ma il al element is rb,*rly wov-’ii Met m niick-— P e e r in g Rif— ,10 T r j i d o r . •on Hie m i u'li, la' piny- 1lie - la'll, ii u i,, the story, p** Aiding ii ibylb I. i ll l c ii.-<ctl ;iiul g b iiraiiU ’cd in gontl cu iu lilb u i. role uf “Tlje Itliic I llimilu','' a lolll h j matiu liarkgroiind for the iliallintl* trm lnre of an e n g r o im g jd >1. -o" liuiiiJib.uk and a imini.’ a n ; I 'm p a r l i c t i h i r s s i -ij tot rift lieutg the otllcj prltu qi.il I’.ml Shame directed the produr 1 (J. S . 4 >!TMLK. non, in addition to bin work on the id a tu lle , .i. . I(on * •„ . I'hotu* 2a 1 M liiu girl lose', flu* youna Uabie scenario. '* U r.liB . Jlyt. MO') ELL -------------------- ;---------------------------- * a M1LANE TOt>A Continuous 1 1 Hopkins Mr/C. IL Sibley: lieferring to your advertisement in the Herald, May 25th, I did give you'credit for paying-your poll tax, and am surpised to learn from your statement" that you “have never paid even $1.00,poll tax.” V '. .. ’ ' The public records of Seminole County in the Clerk’s of*. . i ^ . -. y / ■,* .i fice prove that my statement i s correct that your• name does <1 • i not. appear on the tax roll of 1927, which means that you per* ■•*'#'*.% ■ ‘ ^* ,r * ’ son ally were not assessed one cent for either real or personal property. . v The receipted tax bills which you mentioh on November 29, 1927 and January 11,1928, arc in payment for ta^es which were not assessed to you. . 4 - ; V I ask again, does that warrant you being head o f a Tax­ payers'cSmmittee?* • *4 v V V.--38 I will YYs tht.* County has expanded, so Ibis this institution grown and progressed. : Future anniyersaries will find this institution abreast with the progrtitfH ofithe ago, iy,.: y Fifteen years. of consistent growth has made the County of Seminole outstanding in progress among the Counties of the State of Florida. tlliw q I'iBKa wining. Ilnullng l r»i*n«. 5l«>#<r*»l*» T»w«J- *’■rillHra ,, **fcawr A. >l«rtr *»r. ' RAIJ*|1 W. DOSSING Mgr. | 1 to V Tbriittgh .- iiujdA'ftArift', lie *j.iai - ^if -VH* AY-. I.. t'mipi-r ,uu» hilt duC of thc uunl »d tin* i ’agu mi ''EthojillC* *A»htCh wait putiiUhc i in T lm tjilay’it ismn* nf tin- l lc n d l. Mi fYiipcr will take the pari id in ilda page am, whh-h V ili’U .^ itf V ^ a lw l Alandny afti'inrijii iil tour 'o'clock «t the i'ret\b.vu-riji» t^huruh, l,y fFo Aux­ iliary a l it# a n m y l toirthiiny pa rty . * H IN d P PROGRESS II klll#,lltr lirrM . lu / K '-x X c M m 11 ', 4^h v s M Cij TransicntsV, $2.00 & $2 SO'.with Bath -------------------------- TT---------------- ; -■ .. The Forrest Lake will remain , open all summer. Make -it you r.^ m e. ; . , C u rt's C hiH s gnil F e v e r, In te rn iilte n L R r*m iltt‘nl anti H ilio u s F e v e r d u e to M a la rt ■* I’rt'xcripHonjt Filfcd Promptly ►■^ jntrite Will (live ,-inbfirt iption D iiin e Awakened l\ dream of lore call to arma bo went to war believing; the girl he loved w a t falae to him, then—a tender love romance, .packed with drama, thrllhi, ap* peal, be«»ty with - « • quisite hnmor. . 'w'w quarters.« ,* Roil. I h 'k N t is her A l I * pi qd a lub:! I|lile St i < lb gi- l-t !' -i,- .going pill 11 ip Ui U in liinptj) ' and it.- of nitcw : i n ' tin.' Ku't | Mi -Fnjlt:i U Hiifd'w t'I •! i• l*lai't.'i jji ar'.ijt i ff,l " r it> ,oi;itnr. r- nii'o-lj) jTir V\ i 1)0 i'| h Ii.U'I* l i e in lu'i-, . *:l Sweet M ‘‘The Friendly' Drug Store H a n e y 's SnnTord |)i*, i; 11, 1f row - 1c,,in return hi.nu- ^ u lin lu v l AI laid a, (i i , v.Jqjni- It- In iilti iuling a , b.tn.i^l tmi*; Again Scott I 'n lb g i.. \ ,r still's1, , to :I tilfCmili m i, o-a-t, l».M.\'Jlo|'|, ( p tv.„ Kottlemans Honor Bride With Party deliver twenty-five chickens from . Cacklebcrri Fernt to ijny place you say, if you can give me an affidavit d ..J- *'■ ) scribing - property on which you have paid" even one Jcent m , , '• , *. --*1 1927 taxes to Seminole County, assessed to you personally. (l,uUI I'oiiUcili Advertisement) - — ''v— ' �V * r a iP A Y ^TAY 2r>, 102S - THF mTVFDTm ITEnM .n. nA N FO nP, FI.OTUDA, DAUGHTERS CARRY ON N, do Y. ‘llotyunl C h a p t e r , IU, (!. wiix IttM'AKrliliy nim-rrtng' a t the Kpnie of Mr*. \V. J . Thigpen W l ’ark: Avenue, Routlno bu*inc*V; wddf carried nut undfcr tho dlrecl Ion of the president, Mm. T hig­ pen, n t which Unto splendid re ­ ports were read hy the -.hairmen and officers. Tho Educational committee ilimixsed pinna to raise fi nds for Jt:<- scholarship * which they nn-" I’A mlulngj^orVii girl,-,at P. }i. (’. W. lislgguJWjp Svijre elected to the convention which will }uhtlej HI TtillnhnsHee ill \ October. ,b.M ,‘™itid'',±S:amPai«n C u M in R o . ;« “ Y«.»tiftfri'never, tod old to learn" runs the proverb'C hicago lias put n new twist- to the motto and rules ‘that ‘‘you. are never" too old' to 15t h D« *« ■iwqhnced to* George Knight, |£iMjdsiit th e local auxillinry im ^ ;4 ^ -* H ll Jtfcrts ih a n re of the to p p f tftyJnfo^V sm ^itr, Wecjues- e r of member* vfi i will j ic \.«o)Jipg. M rs. J . H . C ra m e r ^ on W e st F ir s t S I. • • Itoutc. A . • h a s . j u s t .re c e iv e d n fin e •S • , ■■ n o w lilt of P a r ro ts , Love •, m r j l s .'a n d «■' • C a n a rifs field Mh-h'.'./v v.,nu :c t * n tit and .v^,’ <: ( ‘all nlni ’ Sec Them *** • . ' V- Hi .. ' For: Looktup Non rirWA - i ■ -j rty^THllntc n n il-M rr/ antes t! c o m e r t» tho husi- 2 * J flans For Air Derby i \ r e Aifnouhced Today J T^COI.VVlim^ II.. May -J'i I th e W llla ry ’* those Wh'o buy ice thatY it wax; ited *oldirr Jn «' m <s fJoiightsr-M’lie LTmimii’jI t he dblJowipV noniijpifrtinx QfcmmiUeC;1 M t - ^ n raston j.. (*' Mrs. A. r. of%ltso^*tl M w -\| Fifteen-years reveal remarkable progress I in Scmipole County.. A} ; progryssivi :zen/liip hits accomplisli t dJliaPwtiich , • ' *' impos^mc' iLNCt. u *-s-\^pUntyv^H8 - l / f t deemed created., . , the Iw.ichom pct'tilrcd ,tg t he'll- mud- j tlpn*/ Their tenure dopWicc, now- ever, i-f exp^-eted to be brief boenust-’ tftb Mi!h-r act | Hissed by Thu legist latum contain* h wlnii |;i r pro v is-1; ion and ron template} the lilir.y j October nr'tho.-lso^Jjf of Jits. K: A. mutt of teachers dyer 70 by 1 A.i.ihi-i tho Virt JnsvetinK for ^oypthint'.'s', election, offlcdrsi w 111 it«ko\p!aiV aU-tiie next meeting, whlrti.^ wjlj lav le ld in ' mretiiig,'vt-hlidt; will V' llO™ in o f thosV whoh^-6 i p d/dfonse- gf the irbcceds from pic 5 W w.wmmnrjt t f w lh f Work for i, theft-. family* A n n iv e r s a r y ' tench." Sixteen teacher* aiul principal* of Chicago school* who have fought for more than two years to prevent more than seventy years old were ■recently restored to th eir old posts. I Teachers and students ,loaded telh 1 detdfs with ilowor^ctU their, v eilin' to at live duty anil they WcMrfrtrfij mnlly welcomed. < * V t* ,-*| ’flu- ifiihiypals and .teachers were : discharged under the so-caJIml “hmr i iritus illle" nasned hy the hosed o f*1 rducatinn." Ah order of the Appt-4*! 'I hJj.-. w in * M r s .- ’(ioiirgo A. Do-! •lat" Court wJi* recently cti^ercijirf-^ ColU-J, “M-n. ddm ey f»:‘bhnruii and ter oxtpndedliUgaUon d*ctiirlng (b o } rule unronrtitutional and nCtlerifig ..Mf*:‘A. K-. jV.wVrs. V■ ; y j * come and O'Benson ho* been apthc ^pcnlClfVnmn of-the American :“ " ^ r U. D. C. Chapter Holds Teachers Of Chicago Meeting On FYiddOr Win Tedious Battle T h o . regular rpucting of the • cincAuo, art- (INS)— liNS)-* fTart* . for /c.ip.H-cortini-ni'.'iV-nit m a i 'V." . V tin- -/ x -* * , i .second tli-i-lij* front >ijr „*hp Jyi-< Atlgeb1*,^ wi-rt- annointced’ ti^g.e^l^y'JvTine t a'r rpiiflut.il: eoUiji:dui*t Imru. Sturt* h o s p i t a l i t y itr.r ^gplfdi, U*i v lx p i't led the ra.will rontittile' ftrr- it'ijTC" ho m»bY delightfulJw ir Of the jWtek, onct o A i lM>oro th at of, A v I’l.ntrsling plane, have been di­ vid'd infti tlnce chi-iHs.-. i-aeirdn- j with n. vJ'ul'Hy different a Ilot men i of lofr-oveC i«’.ir'X‘. no.I with dlf 1 li rent o'eriiighip- lops. *I'viscs for (fiv thf'-o ■ will iota) $10,UOlt; FflS.OtlO in cl.i :« prize* and a $'i,idto sweep..t!il.o prize, the an ­ no jn< em etit said. ’I dr pilot win* fbtnpud*'■■ ,tln> New Ynrk-I.o* An* wnj» v¥fk»n K W pined tho n je jt hun Bridge Club fk AVenOe. pbetly Spring r ' adroned the icly hom e.. Tim ire featured iri oriea and otiie.- b e rs of ut her 1 ter. • 3tore than n quarter of a een* i tiifcii i« i ampaigniTig ■ ior the* tury ago mention of the two p d itb , lioliM*.shitc aoinijuoi.*. to ,s,n;-i. % enl parties culled to,m ind tWo out- 1 Cfofn.lltO,. I*dpfii Iij.*ti ft l*<'•' i-ioi.e, standing men, Marl; lliihnit of tlie dW . ■ , •**Republieun party. And .W ill^ n i, They flt'e. o)H 'VieioV , i i,*M 'no. Jennlirg* lirynn i,f the t'enioerntie iiite'mo.n- r t lit-y* jjitj-u irj-ov.jt I< jaunt in tjo, slnaU-st ellipse,! | piuly, Thrse men were bitter *b»getl,i7V*usfc pm -", of jum Lillie will ho ileidured the whiner. political focb buniusii they n-pre-J whih-' tb-.t m.etv iN .iotdm s seated the radically iliffeieni priu* ,,, ^.ifl.iT ‘ifin*-. t 1 . Is mnnv Ik-nsneolii .clple* of | heir parties. ■ # .< -ftp n. • .iti.l, vV . |,-v.,il lie pflny l.egm Today the daughter* of ihiyo- i rh'eii obje, r,v,o. i -i ni n- pi in* ,\n i i'O two great political leaders are Wjixldttg! a. lu |fi (jn ' carrying on, epeli in tin, p*rte pi . .<L re.i'kTiiltt n ».b\ i > wr.k1.. their father. Until llaniia M rilsr ry'‘jJo frod* ' ^ f . ‘ -d mick already |ms won ilu> ilomiua JT!r,< Minn-!il..i lij-U o f ' (uni limit tian of her party, a* congi'rsatrtnn on-r fa tlieta, nt large from Illinois , Hull) lltja ii , Jo II.e. pj.-,'- -i .i ' ' 0 . i ., o , A fter moqt interesting gume* of bridge had' l)CCn played, scores swdre totaled and the prize for top neoro, A lovely home made cake, w m von tfy-Mr*. P. If. King. Befrashmenta *‘of --lco creant, Art 4 and pur)ch were aorVcd by r./.* B * u * » ‘a t tit* toa hour. ' • r r p r T •dteal* Art re Mr* .M. MinIv*’ hit*. OhMir7Matthew*, hjr*.1r r Ifford .to * . 4. E. Cour-I iiar „Mr*, T , I ,.‘ O Cpnnor, M r r - I f £ r g * M c Rory. Mra. F . I ln .k y 'l V^lght and, Mro. P. M. King. c r ttn a c ii i Wedneaday even mg’ *d*vlcc» _Uch Include te*tinionlea of Clitrt** En Science healing nr’o al*<> boldj] ■ the Woman'* tlu b at 7 o'clock.’ ?Thl« Church miilntuln* a five eadlng Itogvb 617 Kltnt Nationul ank Building, where th<^, Wilde ad all authorized, JLTtrlkUan Sc'' ^ice llteraturo ingy* be., rend, borwed or purchaaWAOpun WedAe*y arid SatuWa^ fronj i) to (i I'. ,e * - f& ' ” tJ oL I e * u;: n 10Y vT L L 5H E R M A N r? LOUISE D R E S S E R “ ?* W C H A R L E 5 R A Y i 1 \ % is t h e f e r On the ho*tesa. atalaUd by, Mr*. illutehUiPb 111*. Raymond Phillip*. J4 l»» HelcA Viehia>7 Mr*. Sanford I)oud, ney and M n Arthur Vailghunj aen^H f tempting lop couRKi M There war* four table* or plnyj e n .w h o enjoyed this dellgnwul only th e . to t a k e t h i s o p p o r l r ' R i i y and S e m in o le * - C o u n t v s e l f - s h a r p L 'n i n ^ 'f S \ V n a * iT f? iru e t, I Y ou do m ow - lu it / h a V e ‘f i S h . p l i p s e v .. a >-«. (<> i! to \ y o h o p e tA c u n t i m i t . * t o com m unily in a sum an»' r•*"■J r * * 'H iff-■**' --W i Mother th e had nothing: on this Modern Kvc! She had many more men to choose from hut she yot her Adam! r riy leaves, V. snakes, applesa lice, lanylis and loNip’ , -V: ^ * .<•• j *- v - . rr Lawn Mower* JbJaeh , !'».*• i $ *_ “* T 17.18 J(i Inch Eclipse Law'll Mowers Each ml M illim -rv -AtlO Magnolia A vciuk IMmnu ;yx> — - irs. Vaughait tionora [iflBHelen Sheppard !# w - Alexander Vnugitiin was bo.Ua* Friday ufternoou. ut n nfoTV" delightful bgldg'd*. p^rty jit btrr -home on, V*A Avenue, Ached 4b* e n te rta in ^ hoilgduig M r, Helen Sheppard -of New YotV, ’tttBAUroft4*.’ ' gucit uf Mr*. W. Cwthen-ljutchlroti: j - P u t k and lavender were - the fchoMii color* for thin affair and wero,beautifully accentuated with quantities of roue*, gladioli, n i ­ te r., oleander* and phlox. Figure* of quaint old fnnhiiinedgirl* marked the tallies used for the game* of progrcsnive bridge and when the stated number if round, had been played, score* were added and price* iiwurdrO, Mr*. Benjamin tVnltncr Jr., wh* held bighfRt score, wa* ^iwafiled a hammered bronze- vnht. ^iUujfUt** Inset. The cut ptiza,>l^l#'ii)eriod bronte book end* wirtt to 111**. Itolqnd -. U D n l k i lr * . Arthur Vaughin won f m t coniplatlon r p n t e , a tog led le»thrr';niut. Mis* | Sheppard was pre*ifnU;d dainty embroidered handkerchief* as .» I gift frpm her bostes*. ***■ j pay somebody to".sharpen itt flCr'** .J •»* ’ ** AU are Wfkome to> attend the inicea andufe make use of tho ing Room. • \ ,w (Guaranteed for^lQ yeaVs. The Eclipse is o f c iiu ih t aro |r Sunday morning at tho] ____Club,",115 Oak Ave., »t 1 o'clock; Sunday School a t U:10 ujoek. Subject for. tomorrow, Indent and Modern Nccromanfy. uui Meamertahi nmT Hypitbtlnht, Bounced.” / ’> ^ r d o x o j c o 2, f* ■ ( llllltuui'll- 18.45 . L'uulrsl Split 1 In 11 -r M. 1 S E M IN O L E $ ‘Mu- in InVI II r COUNTY IS Inch Eclipse Lawn Mowers Each -I— I * /* ‘ - $ • 19.90 1 AND K A N N E R ?S . G IV E S S E T T E R . ■ B A R G A IN S lady Lawn Mowers - When you wantAi real bargain today, Banner's is the * place to .Find it. Whether Banner's has one o f its fam­ ous bitf sales o j m h i j w I , you'll f i n d thirty's cost just about half as much them*. You’ll find everything ftir the household and every­ thing: in the way of clothing* in Banner’s store. Banner’s »ha*s progressed as niiiCli as Seminole County has, .and ' the .wise bargain hunters know it. • ■Give Knnner’s a trial if you are one of the few persons who doesn't know itji hargains; You'll progress and yotfi* * ► hank account won’t have a big chunck taken out of it. f Whether you are planning on re-royfing or jifst simply making repairs on your old , j ’ * roof, think carefully of the muHt"Import­ ant part. i Jf 11 Inch ■ ; V '*Y > - ^ 18*'jnen » %9* % if //. i ? - . iZ ‘ J x•l«*-«K .<f.— A#*t' *^V *AV -q ** - - - 1 . A **•V* , * . ..r f Guaranteed for 2 Years. A sm all we 11^ jMilit machine,* manufactured with the^ We have the roof that you must have same «^re asvih e Eclipse. \ ^ b A _ Our iwork is guaranteed*j ■and, fqr:we•■“ftwould be -*B . ifjr^Y. more than glad to give you art estimate. ’ \T iV .s_/ i F . Swanaun will have charge of the jfi \AIX —Burndi uc»r Hardware Co. FOR B A R G A IN S iemin 4>le Comi Hoofing—Sheet Melul— lieiiting— Yen Mating First Street Sanfor Vi* J. ■ US �yv 15$ mm T ' > THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY SAN FRANCIS CO'! First Celery Washing, Pre-Cooling TO HAVE FINEST I’lnnt'Built By Farmers Exchange FROM LEPER ISLE CHURCH IN WORLD WITH NEW FINDS 13164168 T im* Sanford 1H2fl S'* Former Publisher ^ Chamber Secretary Bachelors Select F ; Blindly F anners' Ex- intion of the Association. The plant todey represents an I' - l. built tliU ' first washing ami investment of approximately $125, (ML. At A t tne the nnic time 01 of uo-erecuon its-crection 11 it ■ ■ .. . , . . . . iuuu jjtabllxhed in December, 1 . . . —■— -------------- —:----- G race C•„ a th e d ra l D u l L opre- ** *l-,f *“fn„ KTHecfeirin attracted. wide notice throughout D read..mS»p e* c ta cw-w le lit O fM Is la n• d. ■s. . ont .. J In *v e s.1tm e n t iOIff More* tln x ii Iihi* 1 , *2 A/. . .the 1, I . . .f .. . -% . Sanf-.rd1 ..teiiun. After’the produce world. TM; ■ Sklnm-r / O f “ L iv in„g D ead” O nW hlch J ’ \n J ^ 1* L ep ^___ I'ftckjng Uuusc News devoted con-i*^’ ers________ L ive In_ ExH eM aylJo fla n lsh‘ e d ~ S ta te s SSccle iennt!tis*ts siderahle space to the plant, nidi celery greyfrig in' th e Sanford SAN FRANCISCO, May 2fi— urea in an edition puhllsht'd^ in April, 1U23. ’ j <« ' (IN S)—The drend spectacle of Is­ ,The Association i*,» ..strictly lands of the ‘living dead,’ on which iY’ i r e c tid on •Hrard.-ill hon-prdflt orgahlwitipa.’ It* ipelts, lepers ll'wij their lives in exile mny L , S.\N'''FBAN{'.ISC-0 1 . May 20.--■ s '1 •'. K: ’•• «:.a.ri-a-etid r fw private ‘freight and shfr* Upgedy . llrrough the.*b- , )RnUh,l(, if tho lcnU>tive find■ p r jtiv :di'ia in. . as eC me the /A s-- rtp r ^ iy£ ^ •£ _ ^ . . . . e v , ,r i «f rioplcnl medicine in the Univer- . L w M t stone nrtd 5tccU ci-i-.ua tjtid | 1 j, fti& jbronM ttfc’ j•Yif/tr C m i wf-hiclp of ^tich'H’n the plant Vn* 'litH-rully: 11; I plnytpr, toVrtc't tin ■edifici*. '.’At Is ■K■'i,.:uv ,r».Jar^u cf.1’ary^Wi'VeVs[liinti liistrated with views lif the plant sity of,-California Medical school prove true, * ill'stiriVd t'a o f -the ni.-l.lttv h a w n •'•pomfilde f. r ,tl{iv onuvni; ! iq 91 9PCration, f - a %;• • * -<i . , liil^r.nac«*eo,-swofhriea n?V- r Returning from 14 months’ stay In Honolulu, where he carried on Investigations of the cause of to* R. .1. Holly, director of ‘ (he E. .t. Ttvflee,'w ho'H as l A ’ii s‘*h{: prosy, 'Ur. Walker stated that hfs v v n ’ s research mtlientiHl the disease may Flori.ln Utility Informajjon ,llnr- J retnry «T (he Sanford Chand*er-oT eau,’is>hi< form er owner and pub-* Commerce for several yours. not ho'csrptagldUx and that .It-may not Ih- neif(ts*a)y to isolate yictlhis Cipher i'f Thy lleruld. l l e d s well- —— * r— tuml splendors xrf th? od-b rir ,-uf ■ j, j.ClllCiij£f ill0( •VVrx111 Gain! NewPerfumeMadS ? *'* • wvj - * tv II p r a y e r nuime lhis Summer For Dwellers Who JKS-f&V fhitrbmr fiiiffta Like To $aty Home rnih. ground. ••tnii-lure was broken .to \ ,^ .nt^ ..r a tom pn ai^ n t ; t 'A JUicon it'll A Corn and Pra .A'acc^i 1 tent ti> select their own 'food, ltuh\'- V6t the luccutatb, heat c r» o; adbnidujQ to Ur. F..' M cplcn- (ruts ol 6Pe can'of corn and t*W;A Rricht,' of .Sw eden, who Iisj reCrnt- thirds can of peaft*' Add t,wo tablp- j uptvd/d-r„ th e >i.-r tl... W U f t o f world Outdoor t-venings'dii one’s own a eniT with the •'fhipusim: mail- tv j J IIS'try ft "s sunitmfl- fit 1 ‘innattTse Anlmitts I •.<hara< t. ri.’ ingj 'l h d LwelftH ..-sntnne*««?.V rir,^ ‘'n,s *, t*L 1 a ,. , l i f«?t"o bts use<i when i^/rfons , t-r— i.kut t t iii JunoiJl.TIfT i n SPp* A . , I “THU is bifr/jusc the bnrVeriu apilrals.'wllichI'-».'iji -ill. «t 4n-y ^ Nnnr' it,iv llovm’ .a ifi.m Sep- , .... 1 „ , •tliithie. eathedraia, ..fJtumlH.,. :i' m o l d i n g x j ‘ ^ • ’hseUse or s f h y - n t - h W l nd. |H'iir in a different form when cul•ni'itn the- ai'i-hitei fiind j n aVrvels n „a CREST' ..... ftnj(assibio. to produce produce exnctly exactly the (he * ' ' old-Cushioned 1 fmp.ossiblo. of .», f«m e’.euyiironmeiit — as i s -found tU“ -’...J-----'---•' in of voting nrn i^umiimiiu c .1In)g■, b\fderk< 1’. Wnllhct* F o^tpsluhiW I not Jifflgilt _____ ‘ lAi j'living -human tissue. * ■ seeks effu f______ Tj.\ if«l _____________ in udiliimn. Ihe At' ifeelariat “ | ........ sibb* ’‘—als ■*" arjj^piiti* a number of- women V‘>* mesticic Relation^ ‘‘It is imp»ssibU to — use — anim R.dnttona n»nfiewed front t Tbe Allfct ,'..ij In -eaiUpurcha>eJ ln.'T*U», foi% osj>f*fjiDfDtotrnff “Tdi* onry. ont^, m»n rR u>H i* H mCi» bo to it?* ress of thej for* experimentntinftTor man | f» (>rK \cbu hate iio ulijritinnx, ohjectlnns ’to X mrstie Relations a s /tie w e d from clent man" d o n hot. n»\e. t«v .waste or pincrtl Oirflie’ fcld.ol l.ouV.l- o u .L fir,7...-d'va r . e VFraf>ei-i.<\L{>n:.v i,‘ u uSf —ftr'd -Z ‘ « . w “ ••i»t)*V l» by iuw-i I"I crV t .... .'.„Jbl a t,. Cut A grapejruit ip; halve! croti* v - * - -.:5---V;“ i :• --i -center with-cruahedr-Howaiian ptoe-T *■ W f ipple, and chill. Canned ira p e frtilr . .. . . '• the,.llntcb," * his ■time paring, them. AUb there it delicious and cart he quitkbv. .- ■ V w it modern in hoard if m inty commission. .ludgeAVnllhrr staled that young .are nuviy teripes for deli(iou» piled into iberhet glaiiel,. mixfi » V(l . o f.le p e r. f,t Kalihi Ifttspital.M bnV * * '" ”l T " ? X T ' T ™ ™ her taklcs ami-^qi^iKwn afi' U i i . n receiving station for th.He r iu r e are alwu.i -J.tWill male yo- inavrled'couples go in for ‘‘The di-hfi whCfh even a bachelor can with the’ crushed pineapple actchilled. /. ■ > (sizi \ " tn^rnl eebningv fu r rest and readini*' •destined‘for itVeareernthin «t M<4o- f,'r!' *•’ ’I1*-’ ‘‘" unt>, and Ml men nro gilded life" and at th.» same rime prepare. C^naider-theae recipe*; Ridml||l peeking office in the coming prii^/Hotae’-otifsiattii upon •dressing as kai loper colony. . •An-!Lf‘’i"plnin they could not uffonl to "In these examinations I found' 1 nmries. c m lading the women i ' n jn \e i hiltlcvn nr commence buyQ riirefully nnd-iUtniVtivhily ns if % didliti.-. ^ u> "ttl'Irrin *«i% tlnomyc«*H ul* uiimn.-v* • ] jnij a honu? ]iy lUtlf*.*1 Nnur < Jv.against the l-vd. .•re-'u .1 i • ‘ • ■ -, i \ J?l ''.-u -t, tis.f'e Inurd in wpiMT-elub," layit one. „ r tin- f h r ." ] wiiya appeared ip leprous tissue. Nan,ol>I till* the ..(.'u--' | «V l«'igej> ."While yvo have nSJhdoptrd ehm.’lyyigni*; , , . ,v lot, *’i Magdu in l ’uneini's ?nlmir». :i«i Mnnir Tnostl leader*, of frrshioh.. ‘‘e a c e p t , p , lU’. “ •" classified ns n , salaries, ad some only Joes, I>u|; maanfonato. niurrlajco, tlir iruiiffrr’ lit'.'-, irregular 'sk:v .* r . r ■ the fh'ht of rodrse her eUsium^ Is flot*4-*’*nnt funiriirt and is n soil-growing (here seem, to lie a eii.(r.e,lu l(ybl ! cnee, with bldeh n'anv |M>ople 9 few .passing till" lieh tbi; 'i !•’ f ’ " ltd i w 1 -in'g.tSpiiosiU! net tin. Kiim*. «rt. *■ . id liko tAfnnus or lockjaw. | M1IIV sail uimt ,.f office umj-tfive tlu ir i n^ . r ia jo omoCmts i„ (he minifi'om .ill i.un f vu *■- li ■ • ... '* I* > ' I te r ....... .she Sllp.-iffib 1 'Vorktnir m tbJFnssum pt on l .lis- mail nddie-sed —Hi bo ivithi" si-jlil »*f.th Ho'lW>rable . |hilii]*." the Judge. Usseiled. *tjji.hif im m ier^at fiiruotton ill-,‘s i e l . i s t I covered Jlmt the hniterin is prosent So and S -.”* *id>t ;i"- it wits m | "Tin re ftrt" too many d iv o u e s in •iipil'u:. thA i * j , * i Id"*iu NiipK’w ............... ,....... . f , the soil piuetieully everywhere * : Coinmiitiitv I alnvet'y .lay - wtu*-.i tin tlmViii bells, this eountry. If j*vople would Mira i- Jm eiise in the iiew l ^ a s r ^ during, the b o u r r W 'tw e c n | in | | nlv„li Grace ( h i h " 1 : ^ toll'd and IV.I ltd! Smith, whose turn the years back two score an • if. - w.iMen by H e n l i ' dinner and bed-time,,tWP* slipper.i ^ In llarefoot Nailoim. Milan it ijuin P. • ^ ” "Whnt. more nol urol to .assume i ri| |il<->h da. I. \\ Imd died, strutte d , live as sensibly a* wt did then, we "Hit r inh.eior of the I’m is j bust* ami eoiffUrev^-iiml most . implan, o l i i f l i < "imi.itm. Mine.! portnnt of all heA perfume 'must ^ th«*n, since leprosy .piitt* fivipif^itTy ulnmi^l an.I n.f* *;\Vhy, th a t’s fo. .indues w ould not know bow to hear y eojiinum 1e_ ’ e,a divou e ease and would he mighty » 1 P be chosen to I m l perfectly with appears around thn feet or legs. !l»\ Mlltgl . , tin role of the prinaiipenrs tinwi'i V li (•* 4 : 1 < - . glad of it,” Judge Walt her eon her costum e., „ y j.i 1 ;r , 1 t i 1 :ndV f" the title iv ^ it that it pdgnV’easily ,In " 1 picked up , yxlt lii-’_>f'*' *r t ibnlid. »* I i t ibviously.'Ui*" |«*rfun»Piyinte lull'd in cuts or woufuls. J ) h well l"^l t 4»;b n i* ,() . it it it nt -be known (hut leprosy- is^liost prv\n i*r a big evening "o u t" eiiniu ~'mf ‘ W'— * * • \,,o -iiin / and "outmlf< k l< " T o . sitl". ' tii". <i,o j'U ' <v.jen(, , ............................................... |n countries wn-ere natives run rSw ^oiia Cwrrentl,, l|sed with. this- new ty|S" of home j __ .1 the wjp! men i'v. . .^.1 Neitber M,.ii b. wiU ...Ml sports .. .. p__w * . * fool,- .The _< disease-though■ rii iiwarlhuut, nppnixd. e r - r |,nVe iuh' ii '"I, i t Iv t.r it iuiij rt u Jluiirskaya. fume he njipisTprinU*., ,t t icringT he feet, may not f ir s t lireak r ion of •H‘i,i i ei ft 1 ItritA F K S T , May 2tk t lN S l i lo ts l'» Si|»g. - "Stay-at-lii'ioe" s,. |>t_Ss a « i |ih i|- | not tJleiX’, ll may e n te r the testy. iViin'e g"i fjgui " - i n ',' in ’ laol'yig Wimlisi ligrael«, ,ifi - tv'lj-'t frt'd'Fb^fh- tie:iti*d fingfiiiu-e, not benvy enough spieuil through glumU and iueiik who wiin fame by »oi|nierfeiting |J •’ »-■ ’FaVfp.” 1 **’ I'rovrtl*,- sleep, but lungourouf, ‘ out simultaneously m several phi- h i ■111, 1) I,tKHI -,finite ‘ banknotes ul '1 Ipir^MS in ■I i,-g Moib-u. Mn{*(u, Iand nfidlow in tune. It helps erttatr <e« ufter a lengthy im ubutimi Ibulaiie.si, wants to increase bis ft’ •’it. .li,fg rfflv. wlp-it it " ilie nrviper’ nnio.1 for digesting a |,eriod ad l *-(*at Villi.‘ 11 »* bf ”rt 4 , * .■ tf.Ue. \ n'putiitifin bv finatieiiig.il lran«rl • ARDMORti, Okla.. Mat 20 ^ ___ _ I. ;*i. i . . It.t-mla, Ihm- |i 'c ",f reeeiil lienks .and liinunitituM "li must It. . inpluisi/ed-hoWi-V- luntje flighl from lllldiipest to Ne*v [ ' b i ■burn* i- «* a Two 'tribes of; Indian, ni (jb ^ W oC S tC r C o n k lin , w c ll-lc n o w n f ilm C o m e d ia n t c will be oiumig which might thcjwisc p r o w a bore. h r ,.t h a t all this |s tetitalive, ami I ti’. r o ; - ** York and taking uclKu|U ut In The,, t'klulioma. .or...... i-,the vu a r P,,'h"-j \ f n rv n r i,lrl t n H is H n n n r M -iv n r l i i m e t R n l n h ---- ------ ....--------- . m ust wait fu rth e r i orrohornlion:’' skimyns a imssenger. m egrding to to iin.icei ilflu tribirl iivuty lig h ts.! • c n ts ^ M a r y U r ia ti t o M t i H o n o r , M a y o r J a m e s K oijprj v •i| \ nil Alain. I.HKTart ! * ' • iVK* Th« districts in which leprosy4 s | ■feei'iu Y'-felatbin"',.jniitJ,i bv him to •’•■veral Imiiili i'd in mhel s Ih e S a n fcranaisco.'Jj A BuicK vs p o r t t o u r i n g tu r_ is 'tb c J b •tk -tl^ ,, 1 tV,v nueo common are well k n o w n .' In'I Dl|1, , moto'rtbstv. t-iili kitstd, i*|ol t'h.slnvs ti il,| - "I* g r o u n d f o r 'th e scen e.) i iimen," Sit-. i *r#' . . Last IlelgllUl t outfo. 2nd O... of I.)(o uro 'Vll ii Tlni/.ed os ii in,il\ Io-m" leietitly l|o bils.engaueil hits,engaged uvo i^'ll “ U .’IT, iVtil mli'." *#v( t«m nersous have it. I hi the 'v-ry j ,| (J|1 ., l , t„ Stwjllc lftosM iu look "ri^lni inleie a *'*r,nd [■rjllitsii- Tbitfi -*■ < oust of Africa tin out of | ,ooudipv« h>■•->«•»•< . »*** * i ,* tl.iiltniiiil,1’ "I.a , L aouts < «»'..* ".| I...- flt|f|i ...ifJflv'Jo tlelve into pending hi "nothin iritiriUi'Xiiiider Kurs 1forma* ii.ld.ljV'- Itllte Skl | il. Ili- investigating in tb ^M *'v wtiiiT, he imvndsoto n m lir tp k .J W ^ r e n d p , , . l h , i e . „ . ^ i a f « .i»|.imlt •■R.Wiett."," with ti,,. s„ii ui iff in of b i t e , j,;;;;.'' ' t a T ' S pT v\ uni to Up' a I l*£>prriles/ .'lb^ IdiSI. 'Vetpi, ul ,1'J 111• lales^oi •cv. <i" '' «n ,1m i" 'k adoption .‘vtv'lu.e^ ' * {[^1 pfunu bin Vfor, TS '-1 uuaouously to UMi iopi ,1 told I’A S S A lr, N.. "I.. May 27 I.l tl ■ I I 1 I i l l . I l l l n . i f . "i l l ..f l l II , A 111 si I . , 1 t-X" 1iV^'.vrb fto" H f e e t i^\Uk"j• of 4,,- Ihiwy • -r r 1,u\ ’!.lU' To III oadwuv!“ is tin* battle eiv liDil full »liM|lft’4-t ion of woifiiils. v *' lli’m itIfu l 15 J e w e l tndiiy of the gientesl slimy on positive evidence of the Imfji of hi- | fav,ir „V flymtf an It all ifu mnlo- < "imauKsiori T n ’i t r y ', by idirvihlf findings may lie obtained, llr. Uai- 1 j n t M “ y, , , ; [t tile' livtUcif he hire Jim United W rist W a tc h e s </uth iht* ‘‘lluniou D ill,) .’’ ,J 4*1 incut ■WiridUrLgfitpt?’.. who Stales Supr. me court j yt t H e ir they aro in I’assaic, the ker said ; S l ‘2 .50 up Pile :l(Pdskitis believe their in-,_ 2 " i”’g-—1*- , * claimed rlirit lie counterfeited L .v L I u H i i e P o w e r f>(i survivors of I', C I’vleV Trans - _ - I cry -Mb tfTT'.ts are being tossed upon it only ruin I’fttvceu Mom fnntiripntnl foot n o v , resting then Tt I J I I ^ I i t l l t l ” 111 , endrs oT",Jltingarv vvii 1 sinfemcd litinil w a and that -thi" Ring M.ij5 2d tD vS) tired and aching dogs tin they 1 i l t h.il;, \ ) . dui>vii "tut light aver lcc!>nic«ktl|>* tii four 'yenrM-'Uifpiisonmenl by’ a ' ; l he many MenVulrap ,T . I ..." _,jv‘br*" i «. t wait the starlet".’* pl'tol that will! ow in*i,"»lii|i. and the like tire relentless eourr, ' NeVi'ltlieless, he f p" , ' - tlie lead* s e n d ‘them oft again on tinfinal ^ served a purl of hi^ sentence j * ' J d [ d e e p l y Irit'n thi**'.V(ihlo tif ha Watches ”* , | l|l the utilV| jog th a t will term inate at Madi­ in u princely prison, namely m the *helf eslatvs.* Tin y ur*‘ euger to "ic y»iw.i r. . *I1 312-.00 up.. ’-, *’ most luxurious.sanatorium of Huil- ‘- t ^ . t " U'!‘ .United Staley* Govern 1................................. , 1., I ■ " t f l MtllliVC,S of son Square Garden tonight. They «Y ^ « • ' • ............................ > ,r . ^..opu nirii -iny-i HUSTON, Mny 2*1. (IN'S)— apest in the St. l.ukacs,Rial Then, lM‘‘ht their luicts of cold and «"■ ■ St, ♦ I > ,"l State (jjg y n-t. | have been pinning fur k I days * nlmlt lands for twelve million dolK"j'*i f ftiu c . i" u . ■ , 1 j Itojr i-ipo! (ic g ie ssjjp ^ic e - I since they started from I,os Attge- Ilouse wives the nation over may he was pardoned. The plans of the iirlnee were rt*- ' b"**1,' I his. they think, would have ze-tn Gruen •'t the V aipjl . -• , have cornered .'l,.'t!W.I soon see in the markets n "New ' * . "iv |fii,i," ibi' lop" no'iil of hydro- I lea and hi accomplished |nuri' limn two rt a L - w f li In inti| .i i't' i** - .a n d IjfylutYn W ri : t d-ij •lis tsi fni'ilines in r.->< ul yt,ar;s. .'m ile * . Hut they are expected by Englund label" distinguUbing 1 reived with g re a t interest in jm - been t ears ago, had their treaty been in 1 lit leal ei riles. In diplomatic qdnrt^Irolllii-ed: Few ciiuj.tiir of tin' world are yj,.( py|,. |„ sprint 20 miles around | farm produce originating with the •aW nfehes. vmh full fotve. -wK ers, however, f i u r t were expressed • . "IIj May In the tv.i ■ . ------4 .-»•! 1 w li eiidmvrd with natural re- tho board oval when they punt New England section of the coun- Hint Prince WimlischgrnetZ will lie ,t out inapt ing vi I i ’ 1 . '’ 1 ’ " l l ! emtiBciptitioii | thrwngh the doors of thy garden try. This labeling is the result of baVretl from entry Into the U nited, , G111sgow, SeijT is to have Sec th e new E ltfin R ec- CJ -■ plelp-s syt i i y i.f ’ I- v® ■ po 1■>cica i_]a 1 ‘*” l'l,l" " «s thi* evening. the " F a r m Marketing Program " Sfates on uernunt of the franc- -IH new -feel mJiAe*. InnKie E n a m e le d W rls W " %tipi! front that w . . . I They will be necompnnted to the of t the Agricultural Committee ef forgery. mtii i are alefolant ll. I,. , * . ,, , / , . •I " ■r « arnpnigri, t Iti.rri n < I ,» Watch "" ... 1 . 1 , ■ , 1 .. tilirden bv Mr. V f a Side show, 1 tile New England rmineil. * 9 ' — Ireland has an epidemic of foottlx till ri">11 111 tied high Itl tile ... . ,, ' ,, * Itnrci .1 l.t- .t * * .s:t5.t)o • w h ic h Jnrludes gin, the poison \ ermont maple sugar and muple . and moot li disease. VIt *svi"i"A front Wn t. , •! -> i in .'"Iti J lias tlie; biglicsl per s*r U V\'Tilrkr>, tins cleverest polite products tyre a lr e a d y .bring so 2.1 i#i:tjt i; u;m.i| eh,, t 1 Peasants 111 soul henstern E u r­ c t] do , ,r. iHupinoi ."f .I'iectricnl I,ng in the world) the half pljf anil ,rpnfocp,H|r with stute standard'IgA<11i"*11, | t-i -iJcli *1 ifmA 1 nintry in the world, | hull deg with M e legs; the half and (cinder the official label. Tin ope m e buying automobile* on ! • patnd U" r " ^ id iasi kilowatt Turkey and half Guinea ’heu -with | m arketing division of the Vermont NAN DIEGO. C a l. May 2*1. time. "lul i t ul c, • i • e '.'•ni atiMUlilr. Almost every I " - ( two distinct squawks wild *ln^t " D epartm ent of Agriculture wu« rrPflinir "F o r ryiit adult h re* sjM.rtalisJL, curl m- l - * 1 lily t M.pi'l with electricity, J but not least, "Hnscu, The Nnake organiieil last J a n u a ry 2. • nly" will Ik* tiibmi ul tin* Inrij'",1 id" ."I"" 1 .WeiWir i e a s f guard . ■r ■work covers n E a te r" am) the petrified outlaw* Under the Farm Mntkeling « Ht liuhcnfow <mirt in Suulhern I n vo port inio rulining h' . 1...■'**. . ' the t'd.'l a n a , i*|;: * frtru llkintiomn —all rdf, ten, "2.r> Urogram, legislation wjis p asseil! < aliforiiia. " t ’lilblcen welcome of •I'fficials* bi'ie in iv a -. . |i|>t ' ' r frent ' ' " 1 u' "11''l l or bO cenu^jli'pen Cling mt i(ji- gul- in all of the New England stales, plnenrd will be display«"d accord Tin" «li*t rii t b. I a ‘ •ln.'ol '* cm tin t. ,,,,, ^ '‘h : bhility-of rt," pfihlic . ' ' except New' linm psh'rr; giving the ing to th • backers .o f the big I-. “• and Ian , f-upi i ub a Vd 5m icture wiDstari) • d \ y til f-tt wise, remove renter nieinW>pf iod>en sectinu^-VN'itli.* •h*tp.J‘Atfe.v Sprinkfe with powdered sugar, nl* *.*'...* V* a. • and drain Ihr lit 1t*g or rts’l eoffume which hks suc- m ated in a lAlr.mitory,' And it is f t 'f liu - i p-iiTv‘ii*-:1 «fiVf.iiA.’. e t : i ■It’.’s-. ■ a stenting itccoini'btllpr •• i . 11 - 'v - >poems butter ami #cSTanp peRMT, !«. taste. While .iWUnCC.itaili; Iteatiug, fry «>r bJdiWBafcTm. *ltri» fc *1 ly jiw’df 4 *tBdy” oi b.irheldrs .liv- Klh.ulpe.- - •• & B/tC.lM-I-OKS are not ;confpe* Ddrl will, Wp'Ti' ^tunjT.to lit? 4hu*|li»iviv c'VrnlnjLJ V 1* - • S' Famed Counl^rfeitpr ' Wishes/Fo Ruck Hop tr -i?: M arath on R u n n ers N ea r End O f E on gi C on tin en tal Grind r- ''l.aktbl:Likely lin k . Twolndiaifs-^rjj^os Ask Protection. Of1 'Fheir Treaty Rights r 1— s- ' *....*—. - w 1— 1 # .;IA)r (Graduation *U:.| 1UL‘ ....tniifl Leads v N c wKmrbind Will h.reneir»Wfiiky to tho'cm Label Of Its Own For Farm Products . . Children Welcomed In California Homes "I'm going tr give llroqdway.jr ( um m iisionrm .of . Agriculture <’uirt, who have ineorpor.itrd for , renl show/’ said l*j b< tIns-unirnmg. power to .establish, promulgate, $1,000,1)00 uml expect soon to 11 1 H i i Is c ’ n Action Still ‘‘Theatricill producers w|to' invade' Slfpervisfl mid police official state start Constructidn. Kuinnins Mystery lh n «iwa>* grade*, ahd-the> use of an official. There will Jh- 500 four room boasii of ,n New York cast.' I will label. • x I bungalows on the 40 acre tract, MONTE CA 1(1.0 , May -86— say thut l. am presenting my owp- r* Tse lalie tof the New England | which lies within 15 minules ride *Atl.NNi lin k ,solicit duke Stanislas biggerdhiin liamnm'»—'tvitli. its states is a circular out*, bound of the edge of Fan Plegu. Only d>> l.i IJoJli/ ijnaubt" scion of an own Mohave*^dcscrt atmosphere, round with u linked ciiuiii contain, families with children wilt la* acrtffo ii fsitbily, remove himself . D’o bTisters, tho. suidriTrii'i the Ing the irrtmcH of the six states rcptvd--und the rent will he $25 u T ^{H *ber Is S u rp riy c fl r .luiitaly . - . , . i . from t . ........rJiw ' - c.. Yu.Nil., ini eln-le by whiskers, .and sprinklp <*f sund w ith the names of the State fo n t- 1per month, At GottiiiK Fortinu* ri >in,- M 1 fyiiofnelle foceu, Pal . .Yrtim out where men are men. » t*missioner of the particuur state The rourt virtually will be n ■: 1! "■f ' 1 joining both ends of the chain. - rninll city, with 2JMI0 residents. ../I"; o e;-ii.,|, bos^remained tinA map of New England in ‘tho There will be a e.<n|nil play* V n t ." » i .o u i s , L.e • . "‘nul, f«*r two years, but if Itouiulup I*and^ Many center is topped by the words—A ground, garage, lunrnlty, general j * sfNNti J 0 .1 c-i-Wurkr/erttunloMljr^ut Merchants In Jail New England .Quality product. Re- store und meat market. An ad­ Writ b. I 1 *• '. i‘e, doif-' a* jrhonie^'n the Rivlow- that appears a reminder tliut ministration building, library ti. ’ ! I • 1 t-vdth money the Utah<• >* . . MOSCOW, May ' 2*1.—(IN H )rr the gftods fiave been pnckiftl by und recreational hall will lie main­ hefe.BUi'Y Sciij^.; .. ,.. ' a'.l'T" .1 •.'•"tisution eveliinw A“ iHist.Easter roundu|rJin* lumlvd stutft/egulatfon. '. a surprise v.'iian .jtifarne-o 1 •.•“.lief at,,tii.. t'i". iim.' ' *tained. * . , • i r. ■ m p h c '. .-h% Iftd.t e>. j it "I'll ; Liv” 7iaial.vr IT'h*' *ni*l tho in jail rmire Ihnn 20*f'privato mrrchant* who took advantage nf-tbt' D" V?*V." 1 \ rmnideil'her-avin.5 fw.l>flb»rl*nt,(i in V t * '' ’ S • '_.'«'t.Ul.cli-' ftheti'Ud niid* - on . t b , ' •"-umi*? number and holiiluy demand for butter, flour •1 . ! *2*1 (M»‘* in thfps. and tea to sperillute iiu khcse com. - lh e r a n c h U t(rv Ula h . then cashed in her moditie*. . V*«tA ' ’ S a n fo rd F lo rid a - , ^". r, fh'P' Hinl lift "the* Uasljyo. "I* , Shan>e, was’t.rg; * t rG.-!>, ' ' Several hundred johfekx were know win 0 to stoju" sl(e told hired by* the merchant# to stand in ‘•tvlio f i t w it frrua Jirvluitij ■ o' ftbm!-. Tim next day the Duehfifty yeufe JTgiLfj*. 1 cj L t';riL f < bmiffht .in apartment In the line at various cooperative bud tune. ■•*< • r. ^ ! ti- ...r,'«t Mo 'lin* at No 17<h state ' shop* and buy the limited - • \ EH tabliahed quantity allowed to each person. Mis* riillili i.i undet i 1"f T-'ia Favor Amon^ the Best People We Isyll d.'- wj'.k {im rat; • 1 11 I " 17 new tractors This w ar then retold’ usually at Mil.* r i > eon (join* ***cla .1 j ~*‘>* (be V ’,ci| kltfiej" to work short weight* and u much higher Us In the Best City Answer . ‘ttf^Tu 'iv't" "ji i-p Kr price, in private shops arid market cur. With Of the Best County • In . ------- T booths, O.x* tea speculator hired ■ M i l ' : ' . . r , i';v n r. taking to suspenders. 130. pennrns who accumulated 350 Inquiry In the Best State Truth b r.« 1 11 r, ! rain In- a boujlr in automo* 1 |a*und* of lep daily, O f th e O realcH t N n tlo n on God'ti K u rth . 1m *:i. Tho speculators face sentences If you u re good,— an d winh to be iim unj: th e Good,— , . ---------- ,-------; of from six mouths to two year'in C om e! W elcom e! TwTi J y - M;. Amprlcnrf/i and four N(,s/-ly iil.noo>i.00 'coronnuls jail. ... -* Fumpcgii- ear w grt Mkt:f" .! I f n o t.— Beat wltihen fo r ‘‘Youp C om fort E ln e w h e re .” i ," brotdTht hi/**" the Uniloj I _--------------* ' .Ue!rtSrgfr<’r-, .Finlftn.!. Ti"'-? in the jim t 12 lupnthi. STARKE^-New fire t ruck-"rex*HJL SPEIR REALTY BUREAU efitly ‘received *here. ^jmatQdlT. u i f f Jt Gei* Grcaco 1 labs’ to construct 1.000 S a n fo rd , S em inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a. *4J,i.T."flU»^i.i i)rin(> (Ymeriotll (felt ■a of t II highways at u cost WAUGHULA^-Many new homes hats. ”, being built iu Ibis city. I (.r'Jrn/iOOjOOO. ,..111 U 'muiniMs! with , 1 la'-hir" ’ i'll)* pound i;i|n*' and1 core e f nut"*iii" Uib;■■. » .customs uutii'.iBi : 1 lured, " McLAULIN’S Sweet M ilk _ "liar 12 mi a, > aid Speir Realty Bureau i ( W V itl ■ Sweet Cream Ice r Cream . • v * .' * , , -v- ■ ' - .... We wish to nnnotmee thn( w»> uYe getting our supply of milk from two dairies only. , dairies are unmng the 1 leanest, uml the milk lx produced und handled in the Theae Ur« moat sanitary , • manner. This milk comes to us fresh dally, nn*Htothing Is added or taken out.. In addition'to this, ihu-hfrnlth of. our customers " ”* yeted * '* '■ *■ (lie n»Hk L-'— -’ Btarilliexkv >rs *ia '*•"'•furthy^jifc'it by be.lng''— pasteurised ■*in ir* . . . ' f ’ ■ ■ • • .MM laittles. ^ « ‘ "r " " A week, or so ago we bail ctmslileraldc tnni'liie'. (b.Ttlj lidr. swi'ct cream on account t)f the cowa cat* , 1 jf "' *A * ’ i- . * .* * ipg wild onions. We • - have ‘ lVt, Hvh Hfe rt*ci*lvin4r tuch day a goo 4 ■n.' kw .»,. "Jr 1 ' i . ’* " . „ -fc supply of fresh IK)IJHI,F ,K 11EAAA- V r en fg l/ 1| L* kejit Ice cold by its, which ussurea ease In whip*, i.m«. r Our iiv »ream is made front-Jnire fn-xh nillkltivtl^crt-am as above (mentioned, !u th e proportion ! t **f( half ereftni’ aiid half milk, It's sugar*- ft fresh milk powder (Kliin), and less than-ofta »' halt nf one per cent pure food gelatin. The udd/d milk solid* gives extra food value, whlcb to*. * tp ther with-the small amount of gelatin g iv s .. * .'pmmerelu 1 ire cream. ~ *. the crcnin a snmot* and firm body •*. * ■: An ice crcuui that is p\jre ^ ^ le a llh f u t dr verve* a regular jjjorc in your suntnior HMD ttfterrjoon n-fiesliment. Spi* ial ntt* niton g! ‘■en *0 patty outers. Our oustonier# und friends are always invited t n visiy our plant. ^ requited la ^ menu, or .... ' onr* ^*id lnsr>ect the y^uts and method of munufueture of your rhlldrvn* greatest * l r l ir r? *• ;Our*lce eryant is ^J>l by nil lending dealers,-. Milk Depot 315 K. 1st! Rt.' Phone 7(10 y , 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 26, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 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 26, 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/8f387b3b9d3c64e36e43cb42cbaece8c.pdf 61c95a10a3744b4f33f5751483b09727 PDF Text Text inford Section jminole C ounty I anniversary Edition Leased Wire International N ew sserv ice sa i M u k u . rm iiiU A , s . m n u ) A Y , m a V S6, t92,s Member A udit bureau O f Circulations rTT.i i (TTTTT* ^ i n i i•' ■^n.t*JT f f t,i’f f , y o*vgv>rrn r n n *rv*n <rt nT r pT » rriv n ’g-TT*” v‘ rv r.^.T n*yr.w 'rC< { i n C r r r r r f n f f ( 7 r e \ r r r r r f 'r r f e e t e r r : f < f a t r i M f r t W~ » — ,U l\u i In- <rr? 3 r s » « g s ;s V t * ' •« •' » »• - 4 ^, & m m % ^ * rv i S\' g p s n D 1t | l ,,iiS D r . V! u) \i i 1\ 1 ^ w 0 > " A M b ^ , *■ t » 1 m m m .^ M M | Mg O w KiV 1 �•<VWA_ .■» ■ r^JJV jyS ^v t~tK-ji&aV- Tf '-. V; ’MkVi.'gpflP'vV'• f? ’ •• / ■P S I ■!'! r.“ • •• • • »*.' t , , >■ t.' • . . . <• 7? ■ * K f' , '•■S'yxw?' • V THIS SA N FO RD ' H ERA LD , SANFORD FLORIDA. Y k *— S.O. SIIINHOLSFii M'CRACKEN PIPE Georilia Feline ot D m r iM ™ MH.LIIASGOMPANV HAS3 5 'fe 3 & <t t LARGE BUSINESSIFLORIDA PLANTS V t»4 iRRICH B M iam i p l“ that gan^rrincipal In d u stry One o f S an fo rd 's im luM rics th a t come im m u n ity A bout Five the*Vh Front S an fo rd ; Much linN enjoyed a rap id gro w th in the ribelcry Shipped From T here pant few y e a rs In th e cru te mniiu* n ------- fa c to rin g bu*in»v.* owned and Went 1’nlm lb’* rh — D eration of propoM<) $2.',0,00b rotil ntbrnjci* w ait’hnuro a t inlet term inal* tlincubhmI. I • A lthough only five yeai's old, th e McCracken C oncrete l ’lpe C om pany of ‘H anford has grow n u n til its business for th e o ast yefir passed the $200,000 figure. • o p erated l»y S. 0 . fJnlnhnUer, 1he Jocn Iplnnt, cu p itu lited a'. .p ro m in en t buaincas rjtw and rtreei* d e n t o f the Guilford nC ish ln g Is Also P ro fitab le C om m erce. O rgnnixcd in iH17 F o r C ltlrcns.M nnyO fW hom . H ave Followed It ForY enr^ c r a te 'w a s m nilf, the • •* -* . .b e s t hi>K inciV*ijr.ed a 1 *■ ' r ^ V e Monvoo, nlio'jt fii'« m iles r tw o yburs ago 'vhen vo*t of. S a n fo rd , i* n th riv in g little plni’t located at. Com nu-rritil £ t r o t 0 , t l he^j j ”| j y »jie*heat o f the A.S’i.’i? n im r s t V . ; *«i^|H<tAtti»ip |t9 w n o f ‘fJliQ people. T rtick in jj is ii'nd Mn|do Av*pm*. m aking VwkW o th er tlv."„.plhufs WK'*' ^ ’‘l^c^ w p v ! I t ’iv»:o!j«kt>l. he rm w tcd • ••mpt<,ib,'" t, > v . • I . •,» ' i» p rli Ii1clp«l-indii»t|y. b u t fish in g 'U jiarters hert'Hsary . sanm V.ipar'ity. • J A f ) ■ v w m p a titV ^ . ‘f u (. K|.p,llK. |)Urt ■M hen the S A V i'niin l l « n i ^ { $ H |l s n lttti./tu u d 'to . I>e- a- lu c ra tiv e dc-y i. Mr. Sh'inhvdrer nctpiired a sit*', m akvs .minitary '> ^ V r k , rtijrirt MrJ nrt r,^ xvntcr and ail., lots-, i *. . V. N' ’l / v K H T ^ ’ \ ftI»liy,.of th e dldcV rcsi- in th e w citer.T p a il of Siinfonl^iii sowe,-s. and pipes f , f t - n r , i v e d RKtipn ,And SU b-jrrlgation. The •• ----------------- ----- ' . in , . , , ••„r|tAYatioii lltiX ts-IIIM . ...Jiillpwcd . th e { fish in g 'ib le N im e ric a a J 'i'u it G rov/eis, sub l.r.MHKIt I'll? INV INI’., iIM.orilT.iatliili, storm sewvv pining -anil irrig a tio n Okeechobee C ity — >>> I M '.'lllK It i*i»J > .................. .... .. ....................... _ ................... _ division and tlieit. <•revil'd n»much' Jr,‘^m it n >v- .y iAu -m. • ' It. HI. a IIIII.I.V. .III . unitt \ _.KATIIUVN i l t i* 1 . 1 , . ' >•■ i r . r . l a i i n i . i . , ic vras d argc’i: tiaild in g .’ XVflh. llu:'.cohjf|ife . R aocttun -of tistf emu Ut^lig tion i4' rthpt. new hom e ’ ‘ ?f i e # * ;w 0, . ^ i “ a t TiU rhe (tuttlcim-m. *’ ‘ anjl s th .s t' m odern e’nUe .. M O ie n b .^ A rlA it efpiiftinent w as iiistiilird Wpnt VnkdoWn ,tl$u . pM V. syrfyey . to in Jet l|ic "drinnnils '•NUOWn .IlfBU S l S S S l W V T ! . ' . M k 1,0!*!* Tiie eipiipineiu * .is fty iiiodern Community “ - Is Built On Lake t is i? a*. . • — A— • “ « •’ »• v O - hr Country o th rr tli^n tlif* B tntr or V IItlllR ACI.TMAN. Iieferptanl Klorldn: unit flint your prraanl ait* <111111:11 o r r i in .it .v r ion nnd place of resldenre aa p a r­ Von lire lierehy. ordered nnd re- dress os Is known to the Comqulred -to lie and1 ap p ear'u p o n tne, ticularly idnliiant. 2!:. W 3 tlh H'eept. 2nd day of July A. U l*»*. «»•*»•; Itooms HIsO t-f-S.I. NEW jO U K 1,111 ,,f rnm pialill filed iignlnst >ou »ariu IX1TV« N. C r itttl th at thn In the ahove aty lnkC purl. enut Place Ttie Vbmford lleratit. a- newspaper address thc.sabl It. H. M-.I ON, .4l A t.ltptildlshcd 111 Henilisdc Cmillly. H «r- yi.# t 'I J I, El'ON. I.KON* TT. V 1.1,0Ids. Is .hereby •dPelKMted >is the JSTEtN. Mild I'HANK WHtHS, fi« gtppi' In AvhllUi iu*» |U(»■Ardor III Avliirn «»rn' tsliall Knnam Unto ti^ittolalnsrfl dlei*onsfcij|D> ln. .and th at thaf ho lidhllslod ( W fftlp eon; lif >ou II I «' !. f, fAttaii # a re oT er the >mi and"I ench tach tj-n iu * n WitM*hm V .JJ. • Jyfk «r ts a ie . and that there.A»aii'* lyrmin, f rill: IT I o t lfT ^o r t i i K TWKNTV t ii m l , 41 in i'i 11. r m s r i .I T o r tii.in m iA ; in a m i r u n tw.MD'i: t iiv.NTV. in « rIIA*-N- l.-ytTii^n: - --- , - b T O » hi| biidll. r<*ii|pl4llinm*.11 s.’. ■ ... ... .A . . . . . • . ■ , . '2 g* * ♦ ■■ r f ' if /l'> . it* -iih * iiir'»*r f>- ' *.* f i i \ •. •!•••• i • i . w l i l t i k i h i Ii m t i i . In n i l ^ Sul.i th is e j n y r r f</Vd uhii fiuuMnide (’.unity m any thousand:*' n f tlollars from otlif'r l>aitH’ 4.f I'hfritln uml from utliei' m.%. i n -. « I»l v n . ^ ,K“ E.MINUl.l^ in N o v e l F o r , . : M i l i i H v b ..» t,.,..i.H « t,..i.... e..m.',r u i n i i .- , IlU V C I I .U I I f l l l c i l l J .-iratili' imiiilcbti.'il seeti.Jh (’il/i b / ] ,M l!Tlt(l|'(il,l-i 'T«< • *fAl'fT INSt’lt* -• . * • ’ " ■ bought w ith « ra sh ojivaieiiW * . v * V***.*” ' A* eorpoKtilati, D A ltlK -*». - .(IN S ' V V ,o I.ntan.e like • r * # ^ ' varict ••* o f -1/1.1 riitui.lia i |*,ie,- '$i;.inii», Ait.lniks |% -<»i'itl.iX7 s a \*F .. i : d .im x ti: ii r i i .P E n s . if»r.. A,m\in,.;. ,|t|, ill t f a,a, . 4 | a >| “ ll ’ R••l’P*,f^AI 4••11• Ai * 1J.M1 * . coin l.tl. fnlllfnnt,............ I'jriridll, * -, , • AN\ . *• .rp.tnilliol anil , IIHI OIU. m ill, 111 .ip , l., ....................... ..... ., m . ..cpornlPul aim HANI.AN^ lililluotiheis say, th i'iv . . • — t - —n in v e s t m e n t c o m p a n y . Inni|. new things u iiclcit Ii,. F ftlt NA 1.1'.:- Sm alF c p 'la g e • bu‘l. lN*'r n •'••rporjillon. •|ihr*ndnnl«. T h e AdJoininB'Mmllding w as u otu> ..t it» " |xi> in the f t «»“ *• 4 ^ ' " . ‘ ' i . H. uuar of « , II I".'«..■• I .e .id e ilf ' O d -.l'd /en ^ X J ro o m %chool house w |ii(h grrwcoT ? .. ( A • . •! A flrrn n u n ilirs-t .varies m niu^ii ami iiimlf nml «»ii uiii j1 *nl i 't. Ow ner will m *II for *tl !»v 1,14* . l u l l e d 4,f I ll*» ftlluVri* o u t '.I S ‘ chiritren. T he f*r,’' * | * i r 3 j *-' * i f 't ' • atibfit rh* n i\k . Y liere ill” sb u tt I t ” i t "“ i»’ i l«L • ren t. A ddress It: • I \ •lf.il I*..Ill I h it III*' lll»(lV4'*S(>*|«»(| isaoher w a s M ils C o ra . Ita w k in a . | W g g t O r n ' U 0 1 ^ ) 1 1 H H S IH“* r i 1he ^li:»I|t,w si|uni]‘i t lit* lo u t IL It. epic The H erald office. .. •.»»:**••. S A fl NNilKiim-.n. Sproh t e r . o f JV., G. Ilu w k iu s, nm> J • I Mi,H(» i «.f H.ild 4*niii t a pp'lllitr<| bm v'tn front wiTti an .in n er -T v»t. . . “ T, ii, fitmly4,**« \\ ill 4.(ft r 0»r c o ld fs t^ s e ttle m . •i"i iT... i i , . I ..’ .,•• • -.In, i ,1, W .ILL I,f l A J 'h : , Nev. in hill <log ‘.ilf ;,i,tf *•’«•!/ Ii,jr«*. I Fie Itrriilkrri.tte! Iiitivch t1»«v | i, i;Im *sI nn,I la r g e fh o d e rn sehool,b» now • > . : y : * . > *” , .• . , ids, free am M e i,, fu r : n m 'l1 n\ |,i«|il, |. r4*|* i*?i «•Ii ail Ipiltllc ,,lit • a t o f L nke ‘ M onroe. T he j ^ | '( ) y •[ (jfJ o- /( i'(__ ) | l____ V C t l ( i o n i l c i 'm om iiii- aTi o d tJ^ n it,.- .i h • »"»i ill i i »n Your |», ii«* • »i I i I , • • •• .ii,,* 4 ' i . t n i | | ; . i | v . tit H a il * I ■ is set in tii'in . lnwk'Ji-»U p.ifiu -.1 1*41,1 >, *mlii,»l« ^ *,•i i f 11 % K l , , i iila*, Dii _ r a is o f b rick -‘w ith ]}ug' miiM In- ii*;li1. In ah "\ \ **i »i»i» tai* M* iVil«C '1 %. IIm* )Mi ,la> , f .Itim. \ I* yoke lc a 'rU 'g.llt • fluid hare In lei M room s find a good-*1*e<l hudi> I ml y i\t <<•1141•!«'11 m foiiifftti' H <im I'- 'V i l l , pit?i„* l,«‘, n u i ,i l ,' tl n h i,f tile l.rii lili l In- 1 cd ill a sh arp l.ll d Vorlum. T he aChool* w as e re c te d ! ' K t \ S A S ( T l Y, M>>. May 2«’>. ,i,l I'.itti t, aii'1 iltii mg. tin* IrKtl in 101? 1017 nnudn d -in 10AI un niucli nneeeil',. hi lliatl e d ',. , | \ s, |*\ s ; n T he Wc-dcriY IJiiion Tele I In 10 are nil sorts t>l fuscy likJi t l<» vi/«* tif I t ,**f*t )o. ati(»itf anil ed a d d*'*' itio“n*' w................ as c o n stru Ti. c. te d . Thu p , mjiaiiy t lias aiiiuivim ci ........ ............. ....... g m nn.-: I 11«* ^ Xiliiri*^ S. IS l>. fan*, T1»* •lia r, nml lic lm jflijtialin htilldlng w ill now nccvm tplate 2\H> t|1 fl>v • the It.'pul’li' an N ational anil tir* w ith jr liWll to drape fli'f .«. chlidfen. ' ,, t. i-v... •CoiUuiitiu, ouvcnti-ii h u e i" ••»"*', nnTi ' cIi | lliiiuet*druyM « afe jurnl*' u it'i \\ a . I. K.Vl it. \ \ t ; i : lluilding 1m • Tho A AtimiMc il- ^ ., /Ar . . . ,.i tla n tic Const C onst L ine |tn Jtullv t .. .(lli|»me... V,w. o» b a d .* .. jCt ,- ^-l.i.-h for mm i hi!,-. I ot is w or“ i rood hns a s lu t ion niln r i i e v 'e x p re ss Hint .would iiryii'sHly serve n c i l y „» (H i'-icsi*,.,;-pit . jiilfnn toAlifop fi> o S..00 I,, j. am. A ddie *.' IT \ fig# h ere. Labi; 'M onroe’s .e jc p n 's s ce*b'<'h; ’la rg tiip .moljt .n t.• *Vf m ^ mitli..n.-.iiFs,1.Uniil- j- h o ld .. Cmm i.e U ri, hinm.hb I II e a i ■ Tim Ile rrh i office bom ttss "tt hliee ‘la rg ee ss tt ggtiipm . . ' _ SllM1■{(■* illSo Jlil^l' luilfl.l VIII 11 - o f -Sitnfnvd. - '+ •• in sin- u-atio rn the c o u n ty crfcld siw C«.yt• ,>f ... .....; - n s aM,» * The, (• a jv li^bT sfiftln:' !Ti|c |( 1: i . t „ j!i--l>'in >lib- P " • H U - b l g .i’T crlda in d u s try th a t hns ' at its m l,F*.)iuid the >*' .e rul xwil m rm Ini' i-’| n il'll 1hi use ill • Ifi'M > n i t ’ll Lii•• |i ' Driller ci*'jT'tViiii ii’a jicud'Hvt te r s here i* the- F lm - [• • I * yiiir*u^ji*loye'. >i i­ M imiit * r-mimnnlloMi *lf:»ii.i.i c i r r i ll -ill I'.iqmjlii’kA I* ' % ai •*< ’ !' P poA er % uml L ig h t • C om pany, e l . n til igu-t^u! $l'»u.oyti. li-ii, it \N.tlilisl* it*1,i • t vij ,1^4.. II III i; ’ I^h-i(l'0*l4.es Tl h u g e ’.‘pow er plant ’I In tcteg rap li iiMiipuny |*laiis t e j ■•nil • •inkilt ;:>l .‘•ll A-lilli- r T . IV H i .i ’• " th e - S t. .lAlm* Itiver. Tlii* ,V ;u|*v ;t,Uptl sipinr.' feet >1 tl"* little l.amT.i.' Tl ioW^li". i - tjfl tl iross ense tilaai w as eo»st rm to 1 "i Convent ion IJull flooi w here it ii will a »•• sli ! iota tD - wrist .’I a ,gt.*. 4 ' (r • FliT H erald ynPd.12fi and is a villnjjgjgH hiri • «.ruj>l«*.N a to ta l el DM* teleg rapI'li h in . P „,« t , I w tlm ' IIJ1IV .lllll \T (it |-1ill S \ ! !- I in ib'ilai - i-s 5 [f.lTlu* pow er P la n t' autiplie* st, ruaieiitH ami M, aiiiom aln print I'l o 1 •id 11^.iiol-iT ai.,I t - »i i,"»ii-.-- pej o 'iiti.—" .i*line ne lot w II In- placed ill the halt “I tie p*. ii11.;i r i a ► f i i , - but* is * I L l .|w |l.t* i c l e d atMiV. 1L a lu '^ I o lir o e im« all e*:cellf'il •f J " T il- V *L-rf» .ri*.*r*,r , .-& • t,*: I k . a U / ’ • Tail it may be used to -o p p n a rie s a - ‘o ju im i r.y.i nl. «f ,l1iv .. . ^ irm in g section. Som e «>f lla* cu rt chi for th e ' tele g ra p h w ires in but t,r\ ittiifc. i?trt*ii |,i}u libh* a, i : r '\ ,.V r ,q t s \ 4.|, smtabi i celery grow n in th e s ta te i* |, 1^ V** .jt* v fm a t’ 4 o. ntivl --<..11 frp n f th is p o in t. D lhei tin- event of a pow er .breakdou ii, a I III the w u e U u n ' *v i • '<1,1 ■ hist I’lif lowing I lie Kepilliliehn inee' 1ll** 1 III. T’elUfill fO’v V ^ f l b ’ini; V ►i.|il4'5Wjk'A,'it7,|,| „I,| d r r t r t i m t a re grow n lu re on IMiVe ro d e a r c ’: neptmi's. ing, the **'lU|*(,ny will remove *i- t 'r b t j.iiilii e, laivc a te'i^ind wah-' Ijpoi.i'-'ijfa'fl. at res. p u t liigFi \ 7 lieu ns. eqrii amt e th e r •••piipiiii ill lo H ouston, T exas. f.,i "ii'.'h io o ft.'iLitlMTr • ^,n j:*l nfrtl ’^otPi*. J f it ’ low, ulenl far h ies. F low ing w ells have | | «• | JflMlMl .lilt 1 OllYI'll* H*U. w o r l d a s l l i p N ln L E in ■ . V*'. jVbi* h-yi ■ scirt jlUel . ' an lw®|i(>ughl } • STitually m ithing t-au bappe-i Il’ i l / m t l l l l M /*< t ( V k llV .I I V •V '.R bkl i y lii*W!i*l to the. k n« liHUfli'l *mi grow er* "" on* J .a .r o w lSelling d lw ir crops. F a rm in g in K ansas «'11> . th a t » o u h l «li-i ui**it . J Holly,. Pirst^ re is ineK'iirim r eiieli year. I he Ivlegrapii w rv ! ml. Ifudding.’ tanl**til,' tr a c ts n ic givite* w ay D* th e world ITutii rerS l , r : r ; r A s k s K r e j n e r t E ^ r ^ , 1 ,:i ones while m uch new land o f t lie eolivelltioh aim te n cleared and |»lu« ed ill • ol• • u*rt *• ;|pn w ithin the past few years. (J. W. Il.'owii'Oti, e cut of W estern L’hion, deeiun^J. J .• S* -. eu il iTibles .w ill K , in’d a llfii'^ J fc A NS A * , TTT , a*a urpr Lij-Miin tT i»■ :i'*il will lie id iiu .’rte d iPrei .s'Mftt’i li.N ^ i M . ,iif ,t * oci an cables fo r l-'.uropenu^ v,\K* f.iiqiig^.,U*sb" flj'jfi fi b**- w i' iv d m in o le P r e s s e r y The com pany jdunS lb cjgnstruii i t:,.^ |lt* h rJ a e p .ic jiiis w n ^ 'f tr tl I" I*' * A rc h ite c t r V n o r o A <r . fivl’ l,ru,ul' a •>'°in>'F,lr' ans.iuplMi^lic hitbei «•> (ami jv js , , ; - FiYsl N a d Hank Hid J . C iv *1 v e i l h " " 4 f Dm tiiU1 lo cure for »ni^F*H l itu» S a n f o r t l , J'llU lh4>h. Two hutkdii'd ext 1-^ unifprm ,*,ugn i(> aif t Jib* been invitPJi to T he Sf,1lim*U' P^etfrery, vrne of nil,, inesM'iigei Imys wlH'^be Aps.'.l, rjs itT S iiis n r C ity, u lien- |m would L h e oldest clenpiiig Vfiinl p,oa*i,ig j a t th C nii\e,i\iuu. ^ ?* ' : . ; fu\d»«u Aaier+rrfn famii> of fu s C ititlillshineuts ill S.lPfeTil, w ar I " y ' * . , ( . eoti-irif. ullhougli he would be i foundcd'ftr^tH i!: I»y It A w illiam s I n p p i l ' t c p 111 eompii-te 'i.n o g .-i to lln'i.i. I'-.,lh a p reaen t owner, nml iipuiugor. 1 IIU I-U O C III iiv iiit ii.vitatm n has U i a ex tcm l.d all Ileginniiipf witji »i sing'o band | \ 5 c « * | o p R | , i m / t n (1 1 1 th ree of the f.itmai* ltrc im n crew. [ ; f o n In shinli „i„*rl.,u>. th e plant l / I & C U J C . l J U I l l I V U \ I M((j f<i-n .j|{|| nlinj, u . , , (rf , llc h as now expanded until it e m p lo y -. I A o k ./i‘ f I I I l l 4» F lee S ta te and of Geritiunv. iu.ve le s 10 persons and u*e* th re e I r u c k a , 1 O a i H U V ^ V/ I .fm* coilectlm . und d elivery. Many I Mnv V - f l N ’S , The llotli Tim othy Smi.l.ly, of Irelnm i im provem ent* have ^ - e ,• inn.le in. \u.c“ .»7 m».b .„ life ami .Harm, .Vo,. V riitw it*. (b imni, th e plant w it i n ie ar \ » | t ^ ^ icsponsitile for the great A nilm ssador, have*promised to help [y e a. rs. . . . , . i n i i f im reasu in heart disease nnioifg K ansas C ity in nrrxunpiialring i’. s j j I I i u n «l»•**•»» K *' | h u m a n s ,'in .th o opinion of l>r. F. desire to entottufii th e tliree o d e s .' th ro u g h th e ’^ s riekla.ui : , ; .... lull, a prom inent ............. . F itr.q v u ri, . ^ v ih .s s l |c v o ry wdek ^ . a l t In r i s, ( €.I w .r UBe,.l fo r the K ^ g s o u t h . j mmt . , ,,r . J e ,irKt A . ' . . - * L ecturing la-fore th e in s titu te of j ,.t n KuTThn:iil. li-nrntlPx^B m ly J[roni |j ! ■ x e o n tn g iw o • un^ ** 1,1 ‘ . ] H ygiene h e re ,/D r. C in d all pointed l ^ i t j i e i \ \ \ ’illimrt FifTnufuriee, of • "7* n ‘- out th a t w hereas the d eath ru le I.o u is A h u f4 [|a jo r Fitxftiaujiee k .^ r a in e d ein p lo y ^es.-. v . ran k er has ymly incrensetl th e ir f k s i ^ i W H : / / H*/ore r * .. • . “A ~ •/ ’ a • l-iw enty-five percent, d u rin g th e c/lviru; lfitf)rn )M p lf - frnhy' .Ills,1’ L ^PO P S e r v ic e W ill ■ ; p asl-rew y ears, thm T portaiity from |/,„ t |„ .r ; ttii/rntlioA il 'v . . . >elj '♦».(L[ 1 M n i r i i T n ' O l d t S h n n 11*!#rl’ has increased H‘« , rium m s(flier: >vj,o e*»ful[.\^ j H S ^ e ; 4 V W IU ,W . eftt and tm iniluim'd th a j, hiejv r 1 ** v Inntie tp ” jju ii hti b#r. faud erm cniulional s'.T aln.of ; . . TTT7— • ■a * .. tnl iai alii, um nui s'.in n i,' n'ludera reii G rerncly iMat ' 1 *' tnd.jtilpt • P o p Rdrvjrh. ^tp m tjJiiU ’. r e p a 'r ,if(. j)f rc.Mponf,i),ic.. •lir.'lher, o f the »u khnp hv P ..xiii* w h o le'o nfiahllh o p ow p eirated ra te d t.v I*,, K :.J*itU r-P tllfi, wjjl "TH ."The le 'o f ’ ni'oihrn lif r / M ajor, w ho. likewise *><( <j|’ jnu»’h FnuiVo f o - t h e i r jfo v /n jJ^ iA a tIgTi u1 , *'t-ut»i up ii'st am | tends to recognition as ' a flier hi*' • klOB N. P u ln icttrf AVrntte n ext week ' eiim tion, and em otion inird in g to • tin • am unirinam enl' , reuses liitm -v j» c u la r stra in . J Wot Id w ar. • • Kdniond t'T ltm aiiric’~ ,p e n t m an y !•’ tfilo y . Mr. P itt* cam e * to cunnol liejp tliinking it very largerford from GtfniakiifJn lrilP and ly d u e to .ull thin ib a t th e r e ’is tlii* lioyhiMul d ay s with th e tiding-A tlan­ , JAM E a u (A I.K INs r ~ < I. t ■ • .'niiillil/ilr pned » n*pair shop ntul h as been, trem erd o u * iiu-if-as.- of heart, di- tic flier. * .for JIN lrirl JOsK iTnlr !• NsUunnl JteiH iieruile^t^rv rilfnK ncrd In th n t bp s in e 's cd’ntfrt- /e a se ,Ui'ii f i will * till I'unacessluuiil ~T“ F ufiU aly'irt th is city f o r .nine yvvr*. lits irtr,. Ili'hind— Work • pro g ressin g on To •• lire In ,ie eb.*-eia Irioo tl*l» -a - ■----- ->.-*—- . : ■* I - . Illslrlrl. I We|i11, (Ike f» hr imr, ■ » o w * « i ? 7 w 3 5 3 5 r f # S i i « i r i r i " ? ! ': ; 1 1 * * ...... *4 Ior lilii Sinle ..HiHlItu'r ,llll« . • WC. ' l.’svt'Fcnt ,.',«rian sinle . t|brt o,t'Jif|wt*.hluh -•i.i-i. ywl -,i.o « u H n S « s 5 “ "*» *......J 'r m i r . i l t l l l , ».•/... ,-i.ni|iil«s,uner 0 V•*. • * • urfd . <- n<VjuoMop tie ilftU e . ,./ni> luir*. «',,Mii-t-i ' i n A u *1 •* 4,niw»nM i , n l s - » n s .. *t lumurssi • '. „ •„ . , » (iris Chills dud l ettT y -ln f f.i;*«ru,» • V -S i# (^ 'rrilw ft.v V a f t ’ ft la v ’ notv 11 y itarm le ts end S ta te I Iritk im ji, and iftlio m # ■ „ „ * W ,Br V V ’rn n tro i ,Kurl>' 12.0D0 tn llfa of aociatlon convention * r t t t "tl> J Fever due. to M ttlariar • ** 1 “" " ‘ " i A^veHMeton * . . 1 ' '• i belli b*re. .* I |T kills u » U vrau ‘ mmma • . ■ 3 * HTHAESS. lo personally; l*v and nppeaV lipfor*, ouf a ,Circuit •C'vjlrl at Sanford.. Seinjlwtr t'idinty. t lerld i. *n the ? |iil.d n y 'h f tlll1|. A. 1*.*lu III,, sltfiie da> Moduli lOhle 'll ‘ * 'll It tile l.>a>',of< • said. CTkiirf. « ^ (*»»ake, lll>Al\' r.«;'; *h*» lllll •Ar'I'oniaHfliil 'IllfH.illA ’ filed auii|nrlO>*ot jbEJO}*' rV|pTulatilaflV»o 1 " ' -•»--- .. i ■' "TC ■»' . . . .J . t. '' . . '. V V W 't % I. ’ . «:■ - T 1 1 -I ' 1 J - ' : " a ■V‘ ; -c*' ■; jJ ^EHtobll«lied In Snnforcl and demine,le Counly In 1925 and have been doinff profitable business during th e (hrcL* years vire'hnve lircn In business bore. ' v .' . Our rnlth in ^ a n fo rd nnd Seminole County we a r t sure was demon.straied In; k n consiruciion i'iin cf r iin lln ti a\t n ilf new n n w plant n t'lflt ‘Dfl IU16. by <the qf our on Celery HVL1 avenue. \Ve w anlrlo’ thank the people of Sanford arid Senilnnle County for their* patronage nnd fo r helping io m oke Ihe N E lil drink one of th e irtost pop­ ’ alar of ihe carbonated b ev erag es.‘^ . i*-t •' * ’f] 'C ' n( - ; V vj .tf l Spent HugeSumTo ('olery A vc. '>'.1 C. K. (Macicf iv'tcjfee.i’rop! . V. J . . . » '. * ‘ Rhone 173 .. „S* ' . smT from ‘A'll-Ovcr-The-World joins in congratulations to Sanford and Seminole Coun. \ty , tlie>Celery.Center of the World. Piggly Wiggly stores.ure locatpd^all over the i n d i r u f n n,and r l S t m f n r / i and u n rl S u m i n n l n fCounty ' n n n l v Ihave v d t / n gained n s t i n n i i wide w irin world as the slogan indicates, Sanford Seminole publicity througI^ff4 stores handling this product alone. P1fzmauri.ee<IjiUfiiv r'i;: ^1:^. y1sup^riutond-''To’Visjf.Ka Filliams Started •( in II r n w u n (bin, i». K|Sd nnd TMEO HTIlArSH. d ytoiler *T.ltl At D. 1*M. ciirded among »he I'ubllo Hr cords !!V Seminole ro b n ty . Florida. In . need Hook on a a g a y * i . a n d . * that anV nml all cl«)<ns which you >;t . o r anV of you may have n r'm n k e in ajid tii snld lamia, • th e auhjcct of i said l.nnae. may he term in ated gnd . K caUeefletl by’ a «lerc«f* of th is Court. t “it Is Iterbv ordered |lh ---------— | fa t thb; No- c • t i,u- and t.rdcr tic tiu till ab ed , Ih th ij;( ;■ Hanford. 1leral|t. a'u o w aiu tp er puh-j. • lJ»ti*-il lu Sanfard, Sem inote CduntV. ^.tnrllla.I. t<nra Jk .week' fo r four <4> itilvs,w r«inM«*<ltltl V* beka. ontl Ilia, w edpy Jk ■llOlil P «»f , n | tl :m,| orilM ril rnM l»v hhMI V’ ’ a n a - tif .conm iu n icn tio n an d . o rta ^ io n .'in tho e a r lie r days O r a n g e ‘llc lu it - Iv <v - •very J ^ 'ppor.VjTJic wimijcv ui'ib I ..; (;■■ a n d 4n«lts6rivtl|e( % m \p a h n (tr Kcy > v' -W e st ItuilvoskVi- hud'.' n Ju iu tiu n 1 S ta tio n h e r e ,'b u t only 'sand roods lmd, c a ttlh . tr n lls , Were , used for , Com plaint Wlill be lak ait a« cohfesavd l*y you. V 'd e a rn of you. and th is cam e will" proceed ax parte. Th« tut lure of th is ault beln* to remove na u cloud upon the title td t tif> follow lit* d«?i»crlh»o property, u ttu air Ih the City of 8an(on1. 8«m . Iuolc O nuntr, F lorida to -w lt: Vf-iiio-ck J , TieP ti. „ m i o f the City of Hanford, duly recorded am ona the I’ublie llecnrds of Bemlnote Cou that certain n in ety .n in e |9») I ^ « p r ", “;seo u ted hv lO lin ttB T eak - k and o a iio n x K iib u n DON, Joltiod l»y tlieir wlrim. W n u ll'd u tiia th m . lift uttornfV v -i.'J’ jV *i lie ihbrtTItlmtaA'iiW aAtrfu.n!.. .Sonlhoir i 'umjl.Au^I'lorkhr, ihi'J.tvl»« ^ ~r ir.\-NTI R !•:*JBu.^wltli'-iisg crfili VAN V. I ••••*• *.* «•«»»• (; ii/ i.-ifc.-liIul4t#tlir ' fill* R?•*.* r diwasitH t h a t a'omelfiiie :e lc ry w ere uukhow n to t h i UJON M‘. FHLCWTKIN. KHANIC lim its of sale. U.o pniM rCF lies* WKIHK. anil THIJft HTItAffW, coerltip.l to anil oruersU »olil *•> final ileere". n;l'Irli |icop-'rtJ parlners. iradlnit under the firm unli-it III IliP R l t f "I Pullfonl. tv ,.f Memlnote uml Htate of HorW'b > n/tinp nnd^aiyle of U W. K. 1NVEST.MKNT COl, D efsndanis. anil •» fn'.l,1rr." I ..I tileserllipil w„ «*,. lllock Three ,<Si°’Hnii(*). nannit mm o r riH U h tT IM lauin accordlna to plat theroof duly VeeiirdeU In the Jinhllc, recon'" THE STATE OP FIA m tO A TO:— TJ1EO STItADRS. 4II.*i .^L, 3tth of Semlnutn County. T i i ourUtreet, Itooms IG0l-5»#jj. kGtV jM«t j j . miIc a u, p«ae *0' ,mr • YOlllv CITV, NK’V YOIIK. htlil H. ’chaser to W ESSO N . IL •I.HI’UN, ilAUIUOK- 1.KPO.V , Master i;phV t TV. K.CI.DKTBIN. amt - r.UANK . p i t ) ! , the place of r*sOJXI. n. .iimmjMi. , vr v Hollcllor for. f'ony»t>riftaat. ’ ’ Iitenee o 'each licln* unknown. I in .hililitipv to Supply! f- - SATURDAY. MAY126, 1928 s |M:M» V lirtl SiM H K Il ATLANTA, On., v a y — ,'1N §)— Vr TIIK SRASIIOtlK ftlark cats liuve Toli’tr’bceti th e banc n.A V «*\ T il K IIEACII of m any persons liv e s,'b u t it took 1.1 v i: ON T ilt: IIHACII a G eorgln eat o f cl>ony hue to II.\ t TON A P K U I I N niurr’s Snsllnrlittn pull the la te st freak stu n t on. an . * u n fo rtu n ate p a rty of m o to rists. \\ p nrp riininilasJnuM h> n iiruniInpnl Nipt iD fk mini Mho nsiiall) Sirs. \V. I), l.um nr, o f Macon, flip ittm m rr hrrp In II hiI lmd stra te d to a m eeting of 'J ie l -lirmls ltip III1IIIT Ipnnnl lo r HU' H rG eorgia F ederation o f w om rinV ■mil UI'M.I V KMONT III, VI,'.. I'rlpp lun' Inn In bp brnm lrnslril. Chili* a t D ecatur in w h a t th ey con­ sidered abundant Time t«* reach .Ilplprpiippn »r rim m r. th e ir dostination Itoforo th e m eet­ , , mailt, Knlimtti A Trursilpll «i| VIVIEN UKNT.V,.* ing convened. t ' . i . . . ■ > # ! .! . . n . r iM • • • . ill u l t l I I . 1 .» « » ♦ Tin Air, In Sl„ lln lln n n llrnrh. r ~T»1 nPW <1 Mouolitfth • . *. . . m Our growtlv id'Seminole ^ounty has been more than gratifying since opening our first storeJiere in i-923. We now have three stores located at 222 East First Street, •105 Sanford Avenue and 120 Magnolia Avenue, and in addition, the main warehouse used for distributing Piggly Wiggly products to Central-Florida. The warehouse «v is at Laurel and Commercial Avehues. r V - A i M e attribute our growth to the prosperity and growth of Seminole County and . ,San ford—added to the Piggly W iggly policy, carrying only nationally known food ’ • products at low prices. • , ^ * itt - - - *r v . n r . - *rj .0 ! We arc happy to count as our. friends the esidents of tliis,county and wish for each~T$k.-4i: . m - 1 *0 of them continued growth and prosperity. ^ ( £ '" * , » i ■ Jii . - I - 666 r •4W' t i . •. , . .• t , »• ’ j, *• • * • • * . • “' '.*» -' •*. -- ;.* ( . , * ' J ALL OVER THE WORLD » .T T j *' , ’ ‘-.ji y4»LY • ’• • • , rW i. , 1 . • . *Ti • . .. • •1:*, .A* r t Ii �E SANFORD HERALD, fiAhfotd AtUmtk National Is %areely Fire Months Old /* But Has Resources Total­ ing Approximately Million ' Chamber H as Part In Organizing Bank institution Affiliated With Atlantic National; Allen ."YPtcsldent Of Organization •jrbiv-..' • <■ , _____ , , The ' S anford A tlantic National . Bahk, the city ’s youhge.U * finan­ cial in stitu tio n , hh* had « phe.a# atlaal' grow th since It was ori* 6 lie d n early five months ago. wj>*nlng Its doors on Jan u a ry 3 v f th is year, the bank's business • h i* ‘grow n rapidly until today.iti^ t t W r c e i a re announced a t more k lh a m illion dollars, ag e r of the Bond-Hill Lumber Company; R. A. Newman, general m anager of the Hill Hardware Company, and Mr. Allen. Mr. Allen Is a oatK cr o ' 18 years’ experience. His career has been marked by steady advance­ m ent, beginning with the job of collector and gojng through successive stages Until he became connected with two of the largest banks in the country, serving each of them Ih executive positions of prominence. A native Georgian, Mr. Allen was bom at Chiptey where he spent his boyhood days. Ho en ter­ ed the University of Georgia in 1005 and four years later was graduated from th a t instutition w ith the degree of bachelor of sci­ ence. He later completed n course In banking at the Eastm ad Busi­ ness College a t iPhughkcepsle, N.' ^ • - .V .■ '• x Mr. Allen’s fjrst bunking exper­ ience was in BruniWlck, Gn., where over ii', seven, y e a r period he rose from collffctdj* to cashier, working successively as hpokkecjier, .Wllgr,’ assistant cashier hititf.then e a s ie r . iRD FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY 26. 1928 Albany, on the Pacific highway. I la All Metal | The new dirigible Is of all-m etal | construction and is equipped with > n 600 horsepower steam turbine de­ signed by Slate involving a princi­ ple which he says has not been PARIS, May 20.—Wladeck, the used before. The metal bag Is 212 Polish uandlt m et death with r. feet.long and has a diam eter of 68 fest. It has a gas capacity, of 300,- t" .a rc tic in his mouth and a smile on his face. 000 .cubic feet. “Au revoir, nicsslobrs, ’ were his In nddition fo 40 passengers, last words. Slate says the “City of Glendale*' will have capacity for a crew of j Two other outstanding feature* five. Thu propollor wilt force an marked the guillotining of the b e storm and lightning proof. The Polo. He wns the first to be conducted to Ids execution accompan­ plans. The Inventor says the dirigible is ied by a woman, his lawyer. Mile. being equipped with a patented elevator device which will enable It to.land and tako o ff without the aM of, « mooring m ast and claim i he will l*e able:to Jam ym sscngcrs of freight on n hotel roof,In n' city sthect, or on th e fleck of a ship al ROBBER SMILES AND SMOKES AS GOES TO DEATH H err D om lcr D esigns Plane Cnli Torn hum Plans Fllluhl On T h ai Revolutionize A ir­ July 4 In Large Dirigible c ra ft M anufncturo;M achlne Of Own D esign: LandlhgOn Would C arry Crew Of Ten . House Top Certan, 1todays By CHARLES A. SMITH LONDON, May 26—(IN S )— The g reatest flying-boat in the wnrld, capable of accomodating 120 persons, is now bejng built in the works of H err Dornler, the famous German designer of air* craft. H err Dornior is visiting London giving lectures in connection with nis.m nrnm oth (plane.’ . -, "The fact iff th a t pir traffic to­ day h a s 'n o t'y e t become serious,"' H jrr DdVnler (old ’International JNpwn* Service:, *'Jt i* ‘ interesting, but tt m ust be ’developed on the blggjlalclif it is io cbmpctc proper­ ly vejth sle‘^n|sh ^s' «htt» trains,'M y latest ’type ’is jln^artentpt to ractign iie th is., vZ vs? - on wagort followed by ),{, His hands w ere tied back. He resembled a i.rh. t with his shouldcis though about to meet hl» opi In the middle of the ring ' He smiled at his fal'.hfy cute. Shrugged his M onsieur Dblbler s nu-n j j i j [from fidcs. He tU|^ head .n w r his ^Wilder \o u t tmise words with'a / . “ Au revoir; Mesulcunr* “ The knife tell. GLENDALE, Cal., May 20. — (I N S )—Aeronauts have long dreamed of the day when a lig h ter than air or heavier than a ir c ra ft could land on n house top. On July 4 T. B. Slate of this city hopes to make the first flight in fo rm er type of airship. S lrtc’a dirigible, •'The City of* Glendale,’’ which he say* represents a rtwolujlonary de­ p artu re from the orthodox‘methods of building such c ra ft will leave its hangar on Independence Day and fly to Tangent, Ore., his boyhood hfinjc. according to his present Tangent Is seven miles south of Tho Inventor expects hi - y t t * “Th'n crew will polWM of nfneVir ten, hekded b#.fi ybmi'iyiinrpr, whmu1 position rhpp.A^tinnate to 'Pyit* occupied by th e >gptnin '} f a Hhar of the seas. Tire re wllf bi'^g pilot" ■and a navigator. aiyl-tho cngijrt^l will be centrally controlled by a Me Aftkn. spivi'd to t; institution, chief engineer wl^i Several meI . .\t ’D ie B anford A t)antic National ns i t s ' s.nlhci^v icprcJcntm tvc ihnfrtfs.. /fthC pilot will-have nil indicator, *bk< Is. operated pnder federal and in 1U21 'w in tra rsf-’-rcii to u d tin g law s and l a capitalized Chicago where’he. ces-Jiucd charge to «ti(*w hlmUipw .many engines' t f l 60,000' With, i . a auftuJM of of an office handling (nll of liie are running And wlmt horsepower R}«000.1t h a s th e-fin an cial back* qatik.'n .business for th r,| middle is nvdllRbh^Jnibon the chief en­ gineer wIKtfflVpJft the duty of see. j: • |.v' ®'*ivd co-operation -of th e sam e west! th|; r^jttftn n n co of the cor-, A ftcf tW ^y*nrs ifi the CIi Ichro big ittr ia ti' controlling, the A tlantic aU bnal Bank, the la rg e st fin- office of the NewkYork .institution, re c t’nufnbvu of reyolutions, tho Mr. .A|)en resigned to become tempiM-afUre*, et<. Ilis job .will lit* U 'iftiU tu tio n In Florida, N.tUhnjd to kc?p th r engines going satisfac­ ril, officials of -.the ‘Institution vice pn)*Wfent bankers of. wide experience "Bank.of the Uypuhllc. Two years a torily, My plane will have twelve th e\ directorate in composed gw. while serving in th a t; capacity, motors, alnthnt engine fnilure xVljt rb m ln o n t'S an fo rd and Semi* ho, was g^ven additional respoitei- he almost an impossibility. ^ » * '• as ,■ *‘J do rtrtt agree that . Such, ’nil.! C ounty business men. n fo d in g bility bp un appointm ent w ard will-be Edw ard W. Lane, southern .reprpsentative. enorniods etru etu ic wilL.^v too un-’i In addition to serving the N at­ Wieldly to. In- siife. With ,iti| great | Ident o f the A tlantic National l i a n d ono of the forem ost. ional. Hank-, of- tbe ItepubUc, Mr^ a t 1 d* #4 al . „ i, R nanclaJ leaders of/ the south.^ ‘ ^.-Allen for |h r past-tw o ^yftss- IpCy Follow ing ', are the officer*: nlao^ reprcHpntcd thf\At)(M\tftT’Nntv ^ o it of n harbor. With' a big 'm n . L- Linton E. Allen, president, P eter Ione’l Rank thrqiighouC the- s'lht#; fljififc pf th is ‘kind it tir easy '.o Lf J . F ^ltp cr, president of .the Os- 4’rior to' coinini?..t>r Hanford his n'iak«‘ the *hull v c ry ^ sljo n ^ indeed, |v- . cools ..C ypress . C o m p a n y v i c e headquaiters: were iV,Orlando fur and$rtbis strength will* be df* ilil- ■. ' * PTMident and A rihu B ran h n , several months.portancc In resisting of tlfti great ckthler. 1 •jhoeks encountered against the ' .* \ —r • •—1 ' * Tasmania Is startin g ' a mpvj- ,w ave^| - Th« directors a r e :. Edw ard W. .4 L atte,, chairm an; Mg. Fbltner, njent to m ake!the island n ieAy~ ,T o South Atnrrlca F fa n k Evans, ’ county ■ ?ommls- nth»n resort for visitors fropj nil “A.v to the purpose of the mn' hiondr'and chemical m anufnetur parts nf the IvOridr (•hiof> I am miw building-cm-fhese ’• •V ;fS : O. Shinholser, crate manu* lines, I would say that the prob­ 1 fko^urer, and pteaident * oif tho Soulh Ar^fca’s used-car ability uf their being used on jour) Sanford. Chambef- of sG pinm erer; is .becoming more stwious neys across tho South Atlantic to ,* J o * O a nWfo d,. c e Je ry ‘gWw e r j W. South America is greater than v C . ' HUly, contmiazloppr and Spnijr is .enjoying its ' grejitest uerosH the North Atlantic, because ,>v^alm M tjdent and genera! man* prospcrTfJ siq'ce p it . war" times. , the w eather conditions mi the for met are better. As h* serviel* of this kipd iunei’essardy eXperimi.utal, the ti|iji*el at the start’ would lie to secure sa.'ety and efficiency by carrying nnr.’s and goods. " n u t very qiil-kly#j r should be poM,siblu to advance from time point to grentor machine*-ihnt will fly •over the North Atlantic.1 The, fly ing raiigiT^if tin machines ndw.uno der construction will he about 2,Odd rf. • LONDON. May ' 26—(1N S )^- | coal so liquid tlioj th r >nine_. a'd* miles, uud the journey to South » Vlkfoi\ t a tim e when coal will vn n tag 'esx an hr ns Readily .nhiftlned America Should occupy about four •r pumped Into steam shlpspand ns w’i t h p i l ? . • -osJ>**r*. rthys -wltb -liitcrm ediate slops be„ ,n , M to th furnaces ’ through noz“ It seem s th a t in o rd d t\ti^ p v c ‘fttre,. tKklng the' hop across the J2ri <zlto Ju»t as o il'fu el Is today were coiil a ejioncr 't o hold its^.ow n Suuth A tlantic.” . •_ tseU raised by an.ad d ress given by Kir Hgniqst oil, the m ethods w h iet,h av p I'niforniH for 1‘upils urn'. . John Biles, the naval experts, be- b e e n , adopted in . oil-fired hollers In compliance with the new Stu totyf fy t* the Institution of Naval Arch- m ust hr im itated. The coul*hiUHt x|entV Uniform Law. all pupils of br pumped on bojird. #/• M *H f, ItoCtg herejiublic schools in Munilu, P. I., ; ; S ir John showed tt^pt, aKsumipu "C opt' up- to 2 incogs h r sire js ntyst.w etn1 a uniform . The com m it­ ( H ' oil a t |2 0 a ton and coal at 56' a alread y dicing H^fjdJrd Jin((um atie» tee appointed tu choose the type of tori.*the depreciation, interest and al|y in Knglnnd a t th j^ y lte o't fill apparel-Jnvru s w hite spoi l sh irts ■ Ipknjranre of tho oil engine were so tuns per ho u r through, ji jingle and while tro users for the byys, much g reater than “If alt ls prea- pipe". A fom hinptm n Jf. s iic lfjia n t* uncf sinnetlijng sim ilar- rfol the ' ■ ented fre r to.tlic oil shipowner, the could coni any vessel. It m ust .also equality and economy for pupil, Xx)*! -burning shipowner can ufford ho forced into the fu rnaces In a utbl parents. to pay 5-1 a ton for, his coal and w ay sim ila r to th a t in whirli oil Still his furl and charges will cost i i^used.*’ T A L L A H A SSE E — From 1P16 t . . 1 Up iporc than tb o se'o f tho nil onKir Jftlin thinks th u t the iuven- lii'27, Flonln expended to tal of, I K ginss; lid h of dpvifes w hich will furiliLiito 566,3111,033* nti cunstnictlon and ■j | “ Tho question arises,’' he said This n e w . coal era a rc noP- impost- m uinlcnnnre «f its road mid „ :r«U “ cgn any means he adopted to make slide. V * bridges, :Tba ■Institution .was . organized fter a group of local business ‘•h, .representing the Sanford Jiatftber . of Commerce, hgd„ sucNjtkd In interesting officials of American Exchange Irving T rust largest bnnk »7jAtlant]c National . Rank of Company; third kfejiuonTiUe In entering the lo^jil lt\'ithp metropolis. For tw o'yearn ,v p* a E gbert Forecasts When Coal Will Be OUT OUR WAY Our aim is ever to improve our plant, perfect our service to a higher degree, to move onward in oiir line -of busi­ ness as the trend of this mod­ ern ag-e progresses. Kor a period of three years this institution hasj?ivcn its patrons unfailing service and a class of work un equaled in the County. ' ' Fifteen years of continuous progress finds the County of Seminole second to none in the great State of Flof’ida. Its business houses ^and great agrioul tu ra l./ i.esptirces - are strictly in harmohy,5.wtth- the ago. ’■ • ¥ We:are ^lad that this institutiun has-kept pace with the Ki-owth of a County in%hieli tho opportunities, .for, future P r o g- r o s's and ' growth are unlimited. We*will at all times give tile people we serve the best that the prog­ ress of this modern ago of­ fers. 1 - av o i ; f VNE.-S' *TUV4 A' PAFTW ! ‘ HtE AlKlTGoT MO ish 7U A t*A "TihAE. T Th' lie «• stub ou n< he p Be- B lO U M E S S 'T A K E . BE.1N11 VMKER Cher’s cider » vjhv/, / VNH- u M — 1VVA1ME.N1 VslE. S T A R T E D VMMV VVES U Fer home, th’ son of HainiT vc-CT ■\a a g o k j SWAKVEO o ' K e P 'a g i T T m ' s\ Lost Am' I HAD'tori ■kCvv DRAG 'lM All TH' , Home ? y We believe 6ur continuous con scientiiaus s^rvi has earned us t 1110 EA^T SECOND1ST. I Q O f rOP1Hfe MIGHT. PHONE 465 �J• % t t T i m s a n f o r d . i i l u a i,n . .s a m o u d F l o r i d a . S a t u r d a y ,m a y 20. i w a trnnsportHtion, the county in serv­ ed by thiee .g re a t railroads, the Atlantic Coast Line*. SeaboimLAii I.lnn and Florida Kni> Conn, nil. having im portant xhippTiiK points in the.county.' TI16 n^ricpltural, ilcvolopmi iil of Seminole County, is fqund in the i •'^xlensivt! pjoduij'.ion c/*twa.autdn crop’s: cilery and. vi'yo’.iiblc anil citrus fruits. -4* CePcry*nniPyesfctable production fornix, the elitef sotlrco-in' income. For the tcptwim: oT >vOfci urd . niv j Cpuniy* Form ed Hack In 101 .‘I ly hjninjt truck cpbjW,'*th(. c< unv 'O ffers Great ARricuIliirnl try ia*Uumirahli; adapted. I: has ^ 'pftssIbHitles A fte r Years rich and'fertile Vbil, nrtesian wat e;-, Of IntPmdvc Development from hundred* of fli»tvit\tf w tlh. and is >o situated d> "9 nmku>4 *u . cip-Hydrulnetl, ; ... i . '? f ' vicgfotaW V A n d G itrtie* c^finunA Sanford c\ f, r\' d’.-ltr. lyf-ir idYi copip||j<(u> Jly.Ooii'ih- f t ... p rh ttu c lt.'Hys.. ^ .rtUKk truing! , I . tAvycn • .L*k 6«.'AU>.i*'ir itu'd Jotin I PA G E FIVI SANFORD’S FEDERAL iiUILDING I h u tiln t t a .l a t e . T h otliiB c d n - u l . r ilotir Avcijrhx-IK tons ’mu', is 12 invhctyjn Tho r e a r aide of’ two • ** ‘ VwT u ,w , l,lt * A inm niu’ ih k ih lfM had ptvn\>icd thy little b rick JiuihiJ «Wmh* is cnelnscil.in gins* itrsplnylniT 1itvs foi) stip e . twenty years, t tho, vn Intrica o I c fln jj tfipchariii n.. |.tr u e ih r« .um leivrnt oxtc’w dw rc-{ 'i'h e 'c .o in h in a tip it is c h c tl icall^, : TjfJt Wav'd man. who " , bad become associated with the i palls and alterations, part of the’ oprVatcd. A ’ Clin tinia o f it* cre.-.toin, nia?5 bank in ISSil and win* toady in his b rick ‘was removed and the bulld■'iiiM hind ninn in tl»e‘ indt;tutlr.n | inir up 1 vanetrod with mntble. A S a n d ’d .peopl* *aid tho btijhliuy was injtalle-l t.ml other wait tuo k r g o ''fo r th e nWpl><»f til* iki F. WhT^n*u*vSry bnd started out I ,;l rit.>\ avd rh a lf ’lt would jis rtu .' (u\r.vuift*Y !yt\- Forster,w -irk- |clltU\fes' Jvyre njmle *ih twflkjntM’dbrial lui.’dne-s o’’ oiiTttornv.Ji.offJe.’ !«Vk in i-Wij.Wjtlh.fff1Iv.okkeeprr,'; • ; . *.ii i!t ii'p.* - y j , tW '•••• >•. .Vi.-.w.-.ii**,:- .... !i< IttiMV’tb p b.inJVy, <'ir(c,e^hw<wcrc1 inisdi- Jfdlor-huu.t,K« lvvi men wop'c ft; j ?dc ’by Ahle.'biOcV'>Olltriblfiii': j iiiicd .u lt’f tie* \Anblcrn df, ’dohur* Itoctet (I! coutir.miUr.lv ,'V\ >v i't^uiU <**lf%h ls tlnteV.» tw* 'filing*.* V.* ’h i a r u r s Lai-.V '•><*'*h »«• .’<**pnnded, dirtfu' u r’o lp ith tr K W cK reJni’m t’ iil,ypnM tnytedi K*r Jtun'Ctiije VCtcr Hoil'.e cnTbMJ r r u f i i t • the Wkltijfo. eVff tij.s ur'.iy.jjsTOin. •utM lrr, th e ’ bunk doCldfcd/yi civet <*." 5be •F:it»4L .)l r. AVhitneCtrvalIs /«•' "V \itpy h tn ie AIid 1J |i <»’ y, .-hiim / <x"m’$ £ tc Vldnvetto occa i a wlftur. M r. ^ r f t e k «^ is ije* ittd ltu tio n S n w ,«t o ifMa;wibAru’n liist def ado. • . .I to .Tae]/*}o*»v<i’v and bin.’ J:t !hi5etl,fiK i ;*P,OCli* i'tw n i. tho- (ire7 f tlflue.D rptnatjc A-ftd Irn ^tt, lion gyslL-m Prunonivetlliv^t. ; s d j is a Aiyaly. Jcayu. v- r.-ii.v Iw itli 4 Of ItflpKihd In T h isO m t.lrt ,fin v iU. ii depth oC-tp civ boii l i / l u u . . f — .— > . to b ^ M 'h d * bad to *tay i n ‘thy bajA a ll- do>v i"i'u lu iau se there- won i\orp W 'id > iiv,. hiru I'luicr tlirir-friridancfy ^!:e K in k .made its way* sloudy dtyt s»»ivly. , * “• . V , f . In fDl.t Air.- 1’orntcr .wHs i-cvnf•I ’-...tin. ViiT-yi-ivddciivy d f' ti-.^ Iji.pli Jlml M ^.W ’hltiicV Was ptadc I'htf sfdrjr of. th e c jiiiy jiis to iy rWt.*j'd ioU’Tn. Jfii Iff •<;. * d .. Alfi I Si muiolo. C o u n l/.ia - XhH1 scctli.it ~t|»is SciP.'Viiciiifl l r ) J r f t foot t a r u to -h a l^ t^ T n ;,■.>(* v o i riC , is'cawjfj; iKui.na 'hAi>i'.i» ;n -penorai. :d*|iy<uiirhjnV -Irriiratiim lix- tflu d ra in f a iijrftsy ai.-napdirhis: ht. V;?hi*) •M \ d4 l a ty r .i n . i;if t {There .-fft .tjs'y. iniiii.le Cvuiitv’njvC d r e e m W ^ , •Jr. T ^riv ir pijjX ip m m 'M .f.ittl 4c.hcs-.or tKf^e. vv and lia*biH?ir n>•i-1cct it\j|I ' 'i ,'.y It i 'ihf i11n ■' b el up diainnd ^5rlW fH "*.y jJil?y',4iu’ia o Jtif fieivinR ><lKe,’tJait >time. In («t'fiuifn^ Ins' «... I t-™ .. U u l lit ’siSTc 'tlii.1 1. >tfu! th^VSiin.-.lkrouKh ford ... '.o.csf* f, v.\ncial i n ^ '. u r io r .w I , i , i f ci wAj f ct . w lU C it *«f 'rty sixth your nC n* bnnkt*t‘atjd< tlw^ifi, rJi. b'y^jAi'a-.*.|4oi'plF',s ’umi . IvA j. vi’Wu a,i i'rt-sideht.of tjie’ ijr.’ j’iV.'Grp:*'*'A.'il in' V |.tit i..i|. ^ i r...F orster pjdtR.i wuth fit*1 U)a iV.», >Tbrua i*«fV . . ? <u(]dif <’llh. a-il,i. rh|-v- Jll.aV U MWfictd v.'ilii' jw r tio n u fj c.iin-4]^u,/iiit tbo^-i!ev..]i*;s-r i jtm V .w ^ tu b u c , p u l- d a ’Jjr,V HJ ('}. {'* -i.tfu>n*'.».>’tulw » 'W jth itte . tVo. fact- th^t tudaV beV,s J '.in: Ln n known • .iitiaitr.irtWks nt>lsiVs| ho i)atne wan •1 J j t ii'A ^ v ’ ■thrtfWjfciilfrccti'r who \vils ti nieijif .n rh 'th iill/ W u \» p ^ * p tjt tlle V iv a t! ffee i Iwj < '-.CrtVhp-'i<*f M\.-itv iiru ; ‘y . | h r ‘...»jt , ^ 1 •K *X’i i-ftm ,\\'>*U9ry *'( I b m # ^ 5fu> XiSifk’^ fiyiit hour'll *api| A aivd H b W U prtjV -dK V o . uv U- an cjn-.abS-V j,,,.^ ■ *, unknown bach o f t ift-pI^uAtf■*( 'nn:.tr jfriin c , .)m .-trait.’ ' Lfm t.„n in b.ud.ntt, •envies of t.n ‘ )A by tbu»«. W,hu?e cx’ptA eneo alouj’A •I^ kUmI 1 ,j | .v, t Uv. I.ym atl if» the (F-tuit Ibd.them ta a N tn X A lu ^ 'lle 41u|i*i'c\tT||'.> ‘ifii loupd > V c . I t M a n h s .n n . -P«’ ’o f Vtbn lL 1 i ’,„ r , •,‘ It, I t J \thvlo Jntorfar, as .well a s fhv l\or- »‘(»V g"tu»i| Ids |n»d y i l h otftinfevl -1' 1j;' '<t ’ ilifi(tl;i\ti{d , ijf ' F n ap e. J. 1 ' I'l.a-y, W illis M elalht. ► lerinE .Unite, was ’ the -abode . * j f ‘ h d ,.th e io ha. been* -a '* steady', ;;<Jlu.;«ins to ti e t'lu ’. iu i sK -lify n .f fi. JfaP .’. ;'m,| M / F o rste r. - f iin ;ca*i', ipuinli rust *ln the d tr if - .! en d s of mOfijuito; . ' . ;■» .,f ... <*Uy,-ldtpVb,i entnuilia. d n t sr.bjttf .h ld o 'tiy , fvcidinole 1 'iiiinfy '» hi^ief -i.'l’he sec film u i ,t lie t outrt ry. j o t . Clo allie.J with J M /* .u l .‘’. 1 not! i.tj.t w a^’. ln n p -;l In it 1A iih{lnH •)u‘ w aters o f tin* uppi'r -.St, .telrn ; atiuatly biuvi'i n i n.eyi .f .tin . ;u*V j’ ' t'o -y ^ .^ th e o lo fj ’«».■ rr.inkfj fl'ei v i::, h i : f ,. ,1 ' '.li.'W e'^f 1, ‘ I tu tr f r u i t . nnd wblli) ’its f h . i '1 fiv er ami Latko M onroe Cain'e i:U , 1*j*vs• i*iss for I >>*i«r ■.1 -baiihiF iK-Wiioiu’*eb.-ir’uttb^T i-^pnny. ft.}, due Hi in i*Tp<e In rtfe in c(.iy.i,|iyi,nii' n n h d h e n c c Cpniirf the Sfininylo Willi •' 'v e n l other, rmrhtter.* 1hf . thi T ry. Tlit-y V , - s..-rtopwin/«f\ v !f‘i i i 4t bnVf. l-.:ll.;ipu .•reeledt)*f<bt'n w a r A lien -F o rt J^l«|ir*u*,‘ ijusility^’ .iit :ln frpit- i <-yiTnf*p|jf,,,| . V.r Fa'lmKr. *t ts->. id. * aiaj , h tel- namoi! Foe*. .Melon' w:. os- j i'.- aniuii : lb* Iurn ifii-b.' ffmed in d .’i’p,,- 'C . a n m u o .' Mi*. I «i»-|vy‘ lj pi filin ' -„i’ ii .. ■ F i n e N t i i ^ a l M n^tw ’o-st ii. 01 Ii. uvbt. T ip1.in ■t. Idishod an d p a rriso n d ns n *rl,y F lorida. • * , / ’. V , - . Jhud.. .i'hl-i , < i,l a ll. ulfuA>-A<trCiAI ’ . ItTil«<■>• v. *1 a lociidy p.i-fiwt-bnjfnilKt tli.i laV auoit’ ill* tin. .-f it,,. ■!,. *«*• ,\,pntl«’ ‘. n , 111 il»»iti"ii i* l.. rf«,;.ll’iU' utVi'ny.lio ^ml in i at 1'■ • l.iiu,** '>f thi> hit', ’ udians, • V rfft? tyl^! If lirwi-s* .>>-l .llliniui the Old iiiorqneUi « oiiiHj was luini- :.jz.’ a n d 14.1.1 of iffail . SeiuiimJ,- ti.'l.. .♦.* iij ,1-1 il'iv. I i*i'y • luupl C o n in g ii i 1 iu^IIc ti'.'iiK-i'di'.ii ft y ear. 11 t.l. win. ■•.’.itatii, f ,m u • *, vvvlUte?r8Wt.. »U’|>*.»-i« r» o f. islfttivj - i jo o . il o' Jl l.y tho .-'t r <11*- * in 1 1 1 it vv v/„ It- a^aj-’F--sit ,1- M! u -1, • l*; ' " f ,•,<10 -*I •••k sj iaf’ inni. * ' t. ' die ti-r/ito ry of Florida to I s J I . e iilttn id | m ■ ;i, 1 .; i i,. ..|, i.jT f It com priacd the vast si’ei mo ph»it<'.| fill- and \yiilr I'.M.I’ witli Ajuli j On .l-antuirv -I, I l*r< e J r Mltf >|’|„, f,„ c,p imuipierabl,ijin jj sou th o f M ipilap;-.as inlet an 1 y e a r Iom , om.. :.ii'i,-.i/tu| develop, j ,m l«. i-t’iijlv'titej -ti;-,. i.o iy-fir^h | iii, “ |,n- tin- .vcwrnl y n u a j u 1 fm tt it w ere tak en nearly r.It o f me of C;»> -..It, Nsp- pritihict.-i j..aullive, ai l li,v 1h** Irsf.kitifc bnO . ii,lh,\vin»r tbjj Jire m d Itx husinesH the counties betw een Hill lion,uf,'i hav,« be,-n li t rudi . ed, .i.an- of llp-in * ni'3.1. <'n th a t n r ,:: -.kit he V i - |«r uiYt*|;i d as A Jiaiirnk-ynii-o-rpieni’o and St.Lucie ami a . fa r into tin- biifilitl^ fa ir to byi-dirte liiir t.•-u>•- j it. ft', u*'*- Of t i.•'tCji1 bisti,|-y. ^ TIi,. <y.\\ p b'.'lill'kV rt|mih(l and with •yteyior as th e s e itia n which mm i-i of inr.-nir n s . for cxainple tba v illi,1- i- Ml I-f^ . v v /.-ij, d with , I,i H-ah all l U 'o 'f'- b>y,(k i,{ make i ’ 'I’irtis O ran ae, Isil.e and Sim ile’ hull* pm.I 0 tiu’i. <bs. •• In . «»-.• A I-.', -a1, an ■, xi «dii>nt*Vlrifle- ..* t; riff far or- fix Counties. c - p o . i ' from the dcpi'rtniy ears pit !•<" Ui rue jT«<*r*-K.< tlie l T he firs t th in ;' the new 's ta te of Ac riit.lt in,- 1.1 W n.'lnuiu.ir. ijfb -'ti by d $ 1 I’ on l ep .e Fie. Ida did in IK la v. i> I., . him:;.- ItHV i u t - ' J'lU•• I ti e I • ’ll v M'tilll In^ljl e tile >> •.*• lspv. **y the nam e of M iainiito eouutv ’• • of. . 'Ciit., ■. h a w pthiioup.-. .1 ilV erA libf i i b ’oel In, deposit 'r:<n»c co\inty, ( ranyi* eiointy, I !'■ be Jh, J, - l 11*1 Me..I .*!• litim ped i“* ‘ ^oM.tJtjn ati l Vinal'j i\i»! r hi -'bf flu e n tly .*x<as, i' viiif 1. vfi-,1 i*( n-iplyi fin-u, ; . ; , 1 1 1,Iti11* jiujm lli-ii to its -lwji- :P^Hl.tlOfV Th’I’lfis 1.flinty i |I|-;|. i.fllU a :u,y. o th e r-e m u ttics, tin e m. hk '- c\ ’ ifi iS f Alii sftV.-J^’ tfiuj r.. fa -| •’t-n;i , | -in , <i>j i.t. i .l*,l.- i- c *a« Sem inole. * ‘ ' J M!c ntd>- t ,-;t V^.’f.tSdl and tbe itislV.nlium/n.ifiU n li.-l |. O l.: . . U ti iiVi.f l| fiti.lt l.-tl I: Sem inole leoirnl:. yens ridnti-d i a r l \ e\ .j > w , mi,I r * lie « .iy i“n „ inlliiidy li-.nl l*i t fjp'.tj. • 11113 by an a I'm fbe l*yi.- l»\tfirr-. t.s d. 'I llp'ivyh lilt" (Jo -.-^y IIIvI , \ elance**t'»b, Hi ip Aihw- -that 1’ ■litiv.,lii».|.it ^|l,5 r W-.’ . 1 , »*if1-•«I . ! in, iiv.;i it- if, 11•. 1 m tho iinl%uo. i-ima;t ••• it; * liffi ;er,>, i^Tin j* » y th e ahai'e of * I'.ue-il- 11.1^ 1.10', '•■ " r f i '. H k. .-.-i u;-’ iKV-n -r,; .o’yt '•’ ■ lo p p e s t«u u ;--.m i - . lo-ini' f'n m ..“i r "•' W,l. til lit v.-rt ••in.e» <1* l 'O’ v?.t i. to w est, ’ll’ly Mt.Jojpt Hh -.-j ,, it *i , •1.j \+ \th * ! m| u v iieii wijMl.V ■ •d I(®^-tWQ' lr.-CJM..kK ,' Mi.ui-' i !, in-'*-^ n > hiiVi-H. > » *\* J'u.l •UI-.'L,«t•«4v’.SA.-J.U'Utt#*! •; : u .l' H nrgcy, bo.and, 11 , eoiui . . ’ll , j, yira.- l'-> V 111, 'iV ' Cn, '-‘A'V ■' A tr'f 1o' -w‘ aV nn'V .disI I f i« ^n o tto ar.d V '‘j . •'I',|>V' W .l* n .iN |Vi, •• ' i t , a nav iy ai fy.' tu M o a rv oiH,,,.. ■Vi ~ ,V w . K A' 0 !r ’jku ,St. Ju h n r. i. ilie»l^»,S o la rS. (vi 'i.,t’o f .th a w e-)cm ’.s-fd--. While i,.| ' kA Jc ssu p , iy l.v,-m- and ib-i’i S :in j in* cm, nty a* o ..Ji o -,u w ater. <nnoeei ul yriili tin ' u^, II. iiuln ! t.l life i ilieilll Uohns, penelral* s* :•» ike et nt,-^ \ . h fidloui-if 1 1 |l*W f ’fn> county. * ,, u e.p'ept ' l ill* I 11* <- ’vaiyim l AS „ result of these wjpti 1 I'.n'iifi.n e s . therj* is not h pobii in Sent- let pi 1 luui nl k t hr uni •>!,) C oynfof.m m e fkan* 15 idilrs • 1 1 | n i.l, above ull a n n av 'ifrb ie w ide, nnd "ii 11,j 1 l.aul.’s : 'pi.al in eesJ •ii’ntial w a te r trn n -p n ijtn tin r ( " ,:l ai 1l.i'ii- t'.efe tune / -utM8;to S an fo rd , Jn. i.siw,. iii<> ami , K il.tb.it Sanford with •J- a l t jp ip t.i. In addition to w»tei -f b the e l.'.e . re c e n tly ,v i, y f« rtA » V ^ ^ a rfm -m k ite , ei-cn*(sr-to know liaiik ban b b p v t rtopcf,’* becalm * vTiui bi»nk'.-r . *bu»iU said t • jdnnned by* a s ta ff o f .•hidinn'j M r.'F o ritc i1.*. uTficer^ h a v « been cc/up coit. 'he iii.«titutiyn for-Ion*: p t . . t r # . For.iti-r f(ie.*4t y e a rs, M rf Wh for :t!» y e a rs am iC ^y J ie jtilttx »i*tau.tr,iSirrli’c r fo r JJ5.AQ1RH pldyefs o f tin?.bank Inylun^iiiV . V A - V .i'o lh .m . J . JE. < ■* il;r . 'f]trii'<liei\1t<.-IU n^I■atiHcI'.'J. v ii.^ iW i-.V jd tv a rd . it. O. (■. Mi-Hridfl uit(l j ; u v « l \$ a ( , Jiaiii. ilk . ^Vrf At{;s. K v a .irh e jtp c e d c ; ihah 5 ;>*• -V. ;^ n u i» u r y , M m j'.F . , SliaiiKw||rt«!ir ifopc. Huffy enllcc wul tra n s it <i!ipartiiiijnt, aiuU•1nm U al(/til,, ja n ito r ifjMtuVtfiA. •VfucfhtujnV* fo r life. J l ¥ ft ] /r Iv >8 l8y Ji UL *■ 1 -1 1 UVI u ord a n d Seminole Brya n’sSportingGoo dsS tore O p ening May,16th 1928—-Closing March 14th 1929 F K I Z E 5 lsts SIialiCHpc^r^^Professional 1005 ItccI...... .......... • •..................................... 2nd. Shakespeare Ideal Rod & Ideal R eel...... *.................. ;... ------ ........,........... f, J Ui t^ iiW 'I • j 3rd. SIwKciipeare Kennedy De Luxe Tac.klo.JJox ..... . v.............. . 4th./Sfiak‘espeare Wexford Super Silk Line 100 yds. . ; *Bonds Prize Fol* Most Fish Registered During Contest ~Y. - •* . • r «■ „ ’ T<« One Aluniiftmn Aladdin Jar with' Pyrex F ille r / . . . .. . * • Y 'Montihly prize &\00 worth Of Shakespeare Fishing^' TaekleJTor Largest Basfei®egistcred Each Month Of Contest ' - _S . » ■ ■ ■■ Ml. . ■- ■ " ^ a .$25.00 S ) 5.00 $ 7.00 $1. 70 resses in - ...................... RULES 1 s t hass may be caught anywhere hut angler must he a resident of Seminole County 2nd. Bass must be weighed pn our scales, and at our store. . , • » ., * -3rd* Bass mus^ he inspected and registered at our store. 4th. Pass must B excught with rod and reel ai , *.* •! r „ * "V *t 5tht No bassm re£istere< ■)>(%. ’ • * « win* 6th., In case of a-tie firs l\ bass registered r * V t *»/ * --------- --------------- I I • .-■ 1 i r^ v a M 1 f r a / ft lai'rVsHy tv k . . s 1 ;,.sfs, »c jr 4iJi* 1 * 0 -0 flo* IV »n «u Ol'ilt �AGE FOUR T H E SANFOUH HER AM). SANFORD FLORIDA; SATURDAY, MAY 2fi, 1928 Members O f i timed Indian HeadDivisio \ArePlanning AnnualReu/i ionlnSt.Louis Comissioner |3 § ; By International New. S f r / . , of A m erica; Captain Iju ircn ce S tallings, au th o r of “W hat Price G lory, “The Hi* P arade,” "P lu m es" ami o th er well known books; C aptain John W. Thumusson, Jr., a u th o r of “ Fixed Bayon­ e ts ;" P riv ate Thomas, Boyd .author of “ D rum s,” "T hrough th e W h eal,'’ and o th ers; Colonel H anford MacN’i'ler, A ssistant S ecretary o f W ar and form er head of the A m erican -Lexinn; M ajor G eneral John A. word \ I , #rOOs' nut “In treI £.«ounp, coinm undcr o f the M ar­ ine Corps; M ajor G eneral Wendell C. Neville, second 'in com m and of .th e Mrtrine C orps; and M ajor Gen. P reston Brown. I ' . S T i LOUIS, Mn., J . *1™™, yf T he second division is on l moyC R; , From the four c o rn .tff' . United States jhiemtww .. *"• gf™0®* In'Man Hfrnd dlvlsiot are planning to attenfi the nnnuu reunion of the Secorf, nivislon As Sv 1/hi here fron sjprJfF throughjjjyno 2, according , lintalSoT' ffihyl.hc> * 1 or Arkansas Jury To Have Strange Case For Trial In/June wfcV>«:. ■ -■ . . Every pepsin loves.good health, tor. good health ll *essentj " .. v| % TRXAHKANA, A'rlL, ‘'M ay 2G ' 'Women. A aepernte program — (IN S )— W hen the .'county grand 9 ,h a a been a rra n g e d fo r those who Jury convenes here next Jh n e, one’ \ Will btT herth * ■ of stro n g e st cases in" A rkansas *• (G ala Entertainm ent 'ff' essehti "J V'V O fffctrs pf- the local organlza-. *■' tipn. estim ated tht* unit luPr'c wnuld awsild ilretweeii » 11,000 mid $ 1*1,000 none better linolt, In th e afternoon, to bo fo b wed fcy a boat trip down the'M in•slppl R hat evening. S atu rd ay iVidrrdng, the Inst day, 111 lie devotet} to n b rief business lasion to lie J^llowod* by a ball Mnfc, lbetwocir **th e W ashington an(I-B>* St. Louis Browns. Thbtcrow nlPjf event of the three ky m eat will come S atu rd ay night, V hen ^ ’The B an(|uet” will be held, fcem bers of the arrangem ents on immfttee here said the banquet n' hod ad been a r ra n g e d Ip lie one of those t h a t long w ill be rdm em ber_M b y th o se who a tte n d . O th e r than that, v^iey say no m ore. * I k , h !l Im portant Gueata Among' th o se w ho .’h av e ; r | nwuii i ." -More th art ii sldzejij Varwinji ,wcr,i niiulgtiscrloUNly . |f| yjfn/iii,. Jirseiiic PoirfonjnV ',tbgjw t-ll. ,11uiiy <>f % v 1 v v r e \f<hnen im j (;J ii)k|ieii. -*.,At the prelim inary. hcnring>.hcrc ■{his wo$k mti;rngpd 'pftic- w as.hound over to IhcJMnteT* tv wuh Testified! thaV they bought a Jo rg e am m utt o f arsenic a t a d ru g stern and th a t a few days In ter nevdrkl persons wort* ill at th e lu'mbereumu, ' A motive fo r sm'li uh alleged crim e would In,-, d iffic u lt l o v% tufi, lish, (nil officers here clain'i Mv^. Lynn has been su fferin g w ith a nieptal obsession, th a t th e lurAhoi*-' Mien w ere robbing lier of h e r tim* her a n d 'th a t she Would. he le ft .an. object of ch arily . * • H er children who havp charge of M rs.. L ynn's e sta te are selling th e tim ber, it was po in ted 'p u t and th e elderly Womhn believed her tin ib cr Was brin g taken from her unlaw fully. t *• ,i ,1 , * . \\V f ) • . • .*i •{. ' Frank L. .'Miller,, Ule ^ y o u n g ^ rm e m b r^ o /. th i;‘City took pfjW.'rnrly-dii* Krh-kximj* O *7* ’ ‘'• J y*i.*?.• ‘‘ k. K th k a ir p ^ .0 ■. — ,>r ~i a ^ ' i—i i ■~ ' - y X T t y■- Commission, i u e V f t l i P ^ - fithi of* Milter it . • “ •' v, ^ t r i -/y ^ T G i^ W 'A n id niidjlism s*ed tin- bird .I v f ll^ l- io m the “hoyiitpb" i i / iK ' Tjio next day Vile turkey : 'eiiieil lo .Is' all lighl'tilH laid vMmother | | 1 | y ' i |'i'. File him icpealrtd lw*V pfcifnrniI I H J fviisi,. j c i Y etfli tMaiiUv' .iliil', (loti V u. • ; . iy. id. iTfS^- e.;i^i reiUnved filntf wn in life- turkey-dur.iig the opci,Jti<lii ■.’‘{nilf** bixvc Jicen set jinri ii rs believed !,Ved in* that ai| nveiaged petreat ifee , of (’o u n - f ^ f 1*' w K h ^ c h .* ^ ’‘ . , £■ pf lit',1 The-ease allripted wldt-in.* ■t ‘W *ierifit niiij spp^itlutfotiiys life.aiTtii r spni»'.jwhether or not ilie eggs will* p i,v n “hml" ’“•ntly ha t e e t h e first i urkte^ vto ■d tint) I'home into' existence as. the '“result almiit >df„uiih,Aneij:eiiyy iijlinitfah. * ft's* East Second Street y* John Fdw ard Tavtor*. ,,f Green *• ■ : ^ .. . nnh B ounced th e ir in te n tio n s . to bo Hus opcruttiin a re greatl** d is­ present f a r th e , reu n ion a rc M njor turbed over the nyw 'aw in Vic* >Fl*nlc, M*son G eneral M alinger of thrin,' A ustralia, id mod to lirtiit iIn te rn a tio n a I News Service; Maj-' 'tor G eneral Jam es Q, llarliqrd. txim pftilion bet ween* nqltvay and p r * a l d |a t Of the Undio C orporation |>stre e t V ar .lines and auto buses. • , ' Sliici (ill ,ijfc*said In He the old ‘ ' r-t gnun ?rr •K/)|T,. Kngjfind, ccle* I i . ilnl iijr i.iie’liiindri’d-fmii th I■:1 1liduy ri'i i n l K by u n it.m g - in hit, f a i dull. ■• | , •» SIN Cl D epartm ent t •; Curlefr and "'‘G riffon Clothes - Second . Floor- ■ T w o Trouser Suits The *N ew est Summer Wei Attractively Priced A t $ 1 8 .0 0 $ 2 9 .7 5 ' $ 3 9 .7 5 & •“ w Drefya’s $20.00. and.pS- Department: Store ■f , ’* „' *' ' ' s'* $ 3 2 .5 0 and $i •% We wish to lake this opportunity to thank lhe people o f Seminole Cotin % i'. '-'v ‘ ' Tv ty f<& t h e i r g e n e r o u s p a t r o n a g e w h i c h ha s h e l p e d to m a k e t hi s , , The Famous Gage » . jjP - * Sjj£w *w* , »■ ^ * * * store* .the acknowledged s h o p p i n g center o f the people o f this section, ■f • , * ^ ’eg. . , ^ ^ * B y carrying nothing Sut good q u a l i t y merchandise at f a i r p r i c e s a n d . Seasonable Models ■* / ■ • . - prompt and efficient service we hope for a continuation o f the libefal patronage o f the'people o f Sanford a n d S em in o le C o u n t y , - O u r r e c o r d ,A i• complete stock o f silk and muslin ,y ' * -, / • ■V-. ' t* ^ ^ ' -L . ^ speaks: fo r itself 5 & y e a rs o f s q u a r e dealing uiith.-the public . ,, 4 - Ladies Fine Quality. Shoes 8 0 0 pr. A O l° - r on oes^ For M en Ifl.OO. an^ 12.00 <•* \r, 1 hompson T v, rvalues Reg- 1 0 . 0 0 Value underwear; corsets andcorscleties always Un stock- , . Deland t •ft*•, • I �T i l l : S A N T O H 'll I IL K A L I), V M 'O U l), FLO RIDA "UnciIp Joe" to cram p his style, tune to the pursuit and develop Lowdeh lmann to pu t into i-ftect ment of farm ers’ societies am some of hU ideas of government. agrarian eon pern live o rg u n ln When he took ovt*r the Governor­ tions. * . ship, there was approxim ately otic, Hefitscs Vlce-Brchidcitt-y hundred state buitrcis-'iiml bureaus m * j & * * r* -. ' tfultlrf ; or various kinds* elit, ’Springfield. it foiTjrf ‘til reils'iinW'• lie thrdiv Tin y were ike ptlfle’nf the politi­ thu arc usrttlcn back into their teeth Ml I, W ALK KK, VVis., May 2 0 cians’ hearts, fW Itfey furnished the injlPv’ l by refusing Urn nominutioii jobs thak'W '' the sinews of pnUtits. v t -Vice-President on the t ’i'ididjF' (WCS1 -Tuberculosis’ testg arc Lmvdeit yfaudished tliemY. H e -re­ flcket, when it was well known that ruining the dairy business of Wisduced ,fno adm inistration of the nomination sens cipm uleni to elec­ r. nsin, according t<> Dr. K. 1.. Slilo*, state fo less than ten departments* tion.* /.mvilni will tied the Cleveland ihcc’ic-h.'Alilwoukee eftnuty pnthoihe insUdled a budget system ypui ronventlon beforehand that nc ogist^am i. member of the Mnjjjtl* G overnor O f Illinois he reduced stute taxes—a lj'tlijV it would not nr rep) the n inination: .tie utiicMbity medieal tchov'l. L\nd D rcsidontfal F rospcct a time when federal and local taxes When th,* convention went ahead - Tln usahds of’ c^tVs ore slaugh■were on thee,upgrade tow ard the uni nominated, hitiv anyway, on Ajm ten d( yearly,. Dr. ^lilm»V>vich bc[Described A s S eir Mnde Hy w'jfi'summit. . v * ’ - .i\^ - .5 f 7 x«°s boeiiuf v j t f ^fttpheper, n.ppli \ Tho usa n d sO f A'ctj u al n ta n cey He; was a vigpious w^rtin\e (jov- theory, tha} juAI guiri'itaci‘i-Vcvi i >ui>h a h'mituult.ii, In I.. .-dry^fttuJii o f titW militi,-tOjiUf * j ‘ v' }' ei*liot. Whun*, Majtot , ‘3}tg>*JUH" jeefesi f.y '*9*. ‘,‘‘j oin tViiL.ifi'wlaitcJi'f from -yhw* Thomsonv.iif CKita'goj .mi(C.,,f Jhis rlinrd,‘il>- The -ccuvifptlmi Huu nn I1 ^ ^ k s f 'f f o 9 2 0 B y ^ ' : U Jr. r t ^ f .bitter enema's; plarmijl- leeted DawSs, it'.giigiblil," D»r • ilihislovicb Meatitinfe-j .the'riafditi'yi of VtiiU' lit •t;iiiv.'»g«i 'to pi*-' .c ulture shorypd hec m ir-jt men:, • i * * ' ; ± 1‘ ' ■' •" . e test 'Turalfisuvthe * w ar)-affer tire no; mueh. at ImV- SytLOwdsn eotr, n Vi t tiibcrf-Sliii- to't.s are serlUrfitcifl State? hiid bitU(i‘eil it -Lovv. tinuod-hij, hobHy,. tueef f.iv Bn- licVv ptts’y t,tVeiling,|,h» welfare, of den th re a te n e d U< ti'.ip/y *.ntij •-fova* y carf heArtlsc-triiYclod Vste f fapn_!>er-, And-vrip)t|ii)g nlie dairy Chicago 4 o supjfrcs^V fhl;dig S ^ ’Jfe tHb 50Htii|; . -United .indivifry .in )y(scojtfiln,/1Kf>. largest troops slid n<K lya-'t1T m g o * i*jvel>f, Stnte.-c, cjipnselHiiir, ^iiicliiiiug, aitlh, daiiyMiijhiiyl in'.thi- United K^atejc. '.yiiHv-, sucei'Wgl the LUwf^itkV enooinjagjng Ihy.fhyniorVllct inhinlmri study, of several, fintiisif^llmi* w W n tiy s’h be J’.b‘(^t th e ir,fn if jdmr.l of tljge.ibUlbii’s. gi yat iJerds m .MnwifoWe, Wniy gauged by f lK fjSfL' i^ot.-in '.tWK, itieomy. ■*t \ - 1 and Karine rountii's, i.WB.s .Kti^get- KidliVniV'SSielt Deploy Ait & TTla.’%c11vitios;. w’eVi■ Joulfed- upb •IsniK of .Illinois* puD-tomank-Ji-ttte With/codaiderable.elis^.yoi- by th ■Demojrntic -sinte iphTjTvnitVKfMit' fodlidgo ailmtuietaptnuic becai>v ybar speelfie'altv. pra’i i ih' y "/ f l,it r ti t ^(lj i i ft e.v>11jc ni^ ’' L ,wj biim stration „f L,»W d»m«\sis.-mr MlgftynVf of --the if* pUbRenfl. , ' r , Navy-) rDtigeh Jjili^ viiiMli- i’t ejiclJn In.-piciiitfsly* juij'sssfn\, man- ‘.ill 'JA f-Volidge* n .ibih' -Inevitable ([t [is modern ngfhVbf inIcindky-coniv ivH 'h,'a: roeol i) _l.otvdei o't was ;*jtfcHiNiTpic-ix'of K’gjslh [titiim must’ havo uMid, Rjie fat.,*j tibn, but^liu tjifi^Hiivktitf was Wurt! brV fortune,Muld itV OtiS pvi‘Wajhr,/,lip , to 'tbl- tlh i^ lg u cbli:. Tf trial.*- AV a'fUiitteDp'6tacit, laiw DWilim is •ntv*e<gvei>Uolt.'*.^BtR tiim W^t>H|>(f?;;''vb h A aivpi pjximately den raid h r 'iig rb 'J cr'dl),’I'leslaen yen l'rflnk >I.btv<TenV t ^ciniea *t)i»- XhTik^pjf tin* «,"ivohiiau> .delegate- Goolidg# *iif"soiiicc iif the point Bte. fhe fuel • tb-M h f ,Oyvv4s ;. his lfuy*m s e r f i i V i g u i I I 11ry pifl. made cngMnkl ,|lu- l^!l «i, his vet, rtslitjt riiihiefioc. to his own fnili-- ninry »U ygRJc*ficS'-U7t In,' Wyml n W cines.-kVT.v Jhit.'W-. ,lj,| believe tlm idu^Q cTforts- 7 bU-’busliKss jmlg- Johnson forces. 1 */ ; V the ha-lie -fttijriil I'N.'iif The bill W'rli n-nt,- liisc uhdoiiUteii**; ull-n'riiiiiiil V »’ , •" f y : . / > fl.oses Noniitialion '*■ •.sound. Jility, l\is tmlitictl_ saijneity, tin,| n inaoity of .purposy tjint was m*Vei Mtcje mmyipli^iecl than-in his cjuest Ir.tW riesidencjr ,t)jls year.rFAte fui-i ptuyetl ipieer tricks with 1,7'11ft) aillil .iit11 i'll Ivlli, jllln I 1ti.o1l*. Lb'life c iulinil"4lf e e r-o f tllis kiviltlVe, who w'tu'born ifu s m i if) Fttoor vijlnge Idaclrvmitli i|i Sunrise lily. Minn., 87 je a r a ’agoV I'reHpbly tlia.ip ieeies!, a pinly tile most »iaie|,v-usa‘rr then he ljud the PresHlency /nited Stales almost {in hi nly In see thp great prir.e s jju jy lint hiriniMv of the -I lipid lillliii, lag of a fji.iv thousand- g f dollar .'i ciinipJilJji funds la mu In­ fSends, Timt itliunki 'hia i’n In I, ' |!e(fy^;’-bu t .| never f tvildy slaughtered is free airplane, wttlch Cnptaln Barnard, from .Tuberculosis, and the ''te st a famous civilian pilot, is teach­ can be- faked easily'"by' nil linscru­ ing her to-'fly. S h o u ses the front Inwn of her pulous cattle owner. "Betwen M arch'first*arm April husband's magnificent msidence fixtji, 11)20. 17,784 cpw« were Woburn Abbey, as u tnklng-off slaugln red in Wisconsin on ac- ground. "For me," the Duchess says, e.i'iint of positive tuberculin tests but hii,re than ninety per cent of "Flying has boet\ the thrill of iv tljiv- animals were declared wholes-' lifetime. There is none qC the dust and dirt of . ordipury traveling 40me nip l'.fit'for human food.’' when >*hu go b£ nir.'V ' ln ’ Thany cases, Dr. Miloslovlch said,-,the check which He made on tuberculin tests showed at least M e t e o r i t e A t t r a c t s .seventy •fj v» per -cant terror in posi­ tive result!? v‘ • * Y •« . . U \ V . V i r f f i n i a C r o y V d s1 . lH.ei’ii t pcfuCnce. he snid the'nurd id ,the the Jtate VnliiAbU' industry In state is be‘ he-, ’ • B,«WLF.SBU'k G, w A V . *«>’ 9 h ^m p tilv o fr daily d aily ' ’ * "f vijitjjm MV fdlinimthe iptr «*\iin>«l, uinLthv’MiplilV ii . iumpT.i nonu*/»f*Mrs. ^lu.vor^’lo »cc u.laru* pfoiluet e.shai pl^- rVduceil through pposedjy M e e t*il L.!,!,ctl0Sr“ «? whLitl? t-eir year here slnfigbter 'u •- . • t -*1IsUI*. \V * *• , ; 'lig h tin g up thn ei^tliv roustryside .immaU. V.'»V ' j ' *-amd •‘renuiliiing-' hot# ^fbjr several kuv 2fc ‘ 1 V ,\rley M eyers,'v.ntchhian at the O t . A i r p l a p e ; rail! ,md' ctovilng which the , '-I'eljsthil waiflleror,* felj. cnrnctl-^t ,y 2{C— IN S )—At botne, vvjitn wool chough to handle, two tlm Dn^fiesd “ It i;t -shaped lik e n bullet,*^72 ,of th e ’U th Duko) inches iij cvusnnfVrence, 12 inches arifltlft tu .fll’f ’ * Iong,weight lOf> poundsnpd Is ' ih Iriks fly ihjj, is p rAy (n 'to 1o i? ^ 1F p m& ikt st» irewYnU rtting,.of all shorts *. Me yoke whOe- atrcnk« m briglff Jen aired ,n smoJlm etalajipear-Kete urttT therc.' “» AmericandJerDy To BeRenewedlnJune At Arlington Track ,-t ! By Copclr.nd C. Burg ,, International News '.Sefvke :fetaff 'V ? & n>* rHKT.vlO, May Aoierle f r r Dei-by w ill b y r e n r w J g n v 0 ntpArlirtgfrm trUc’k'wlih 1--v V; *----p '* T'e*s -Y*Caurtfet. ' UvcLgiclatft JvcCL-nlaltft pf nf Khrsea hbrses nrdniise’ nrOniisi dr t'& fe r th e .h a w ic ri V* ' f •*?*','{ J .'Vlpr.m hscjlfflcrtjjs^ilt Lo(oniu .last faflBtftts' bten nom inator by'the, ft. IbAllgy l ean stn^V) ‘which loajc ulwi Vrit« r ’Algol,* Tinil* Maker linilM os* cow. Dr.Wilson, w inner .of 'th e Tjtiana ,I)trby at the Mexican •»«* near Son, Diego, Culiforiun. may, plsn’be on'hnnd. ' * H; 1'. WJiitney has named ‘feme liur.ses pi\t) JVillut yfiarp Kibner- *>f Uinghsmi'ton, N \ Y„ owner of.fljH, lAieHltliu in m mgs • Kxtennlrtfltprj Hour Farm Stable a f Kan tacky wi!, have two entries. ’ - *' *’] Wacker Drive, winner of the Breedcnc* F uturity la s t. fall ha» been entered by Alderman JohA A Coughlin of Lhirago. Leo Matka( owner of Misstep,w;(nner of the American Nntionni F u tu rity Arlington in 1827, will b ejiresented.'as Well as Lee Rp*6nii b erg ,'II. T .. Archibald, R. LeVine,* \V. S, .Kleid, II. Q. Herundce, Mr*. Jnhn'D . Her)* and-other Chicago owners, . ’ k ' 1;. The pursu la" 125,000,added.- •V __ “V ,—i J—' . j 1 *,<■■' • M any 'jm artm M jii' being cod- j .~j,t uctcif jn.Sicily, * have modern i bi)lhrrij *fiptfchut - jjv arran g g in en tj >' 'fiy\ lu -a ilp g -y 'a > p s ,V‘ *vA ^ J Brit liidifc Afe",ij|i u priee.-'puttin^ wa£, 7r „......... • T q li^i^JtaS tb rieo " .,o f England,’ . " -J ari*,.in.Vist,ing ^ n the ‘‘nit am oktn^B' . iii IdtO i itilu iit )hetf of the p ro g re ss it past fifteen years in.the future ot Sanford and Sentinole (^ounty was ted by the openingk'oToilrstor^ *d'#mg<^critica;l tiRltn* cial period. ■ Qur policy has is rosy w ifii th< r a ron^ and the - future v r \ - ' . y'ri We believe in Santord"---in the. County ot Seminole—and \ye will move lo r w ar (I >\ in a proFOR SUMMER ^ressive m annei >. DRINKS * If it ’s furniture you want, we have it filia l n)/ut the ht.mr 'of III*, i la- ft Ihitt itf-a'mdher study.'* I I eronie A 'l.n* >1'^ ^ ’ Bn df( Idl'd -hi; w alltrild n be a •Ver. he lie sllplii'jl lace i l l oigll 'j eventually.hung |,ut biK sliing *' e'yntiiiilly bung uuT his' shine lie cyan a successful lawyer ' abilities a ltlacteii the utlen‘^ V f some large L hiiago ear.'rali/ins mid ’,'ity letnii^'dMnm '*ui tliuii on his advancement * hfijtul. lie I'nrnnl and gut : fees', he invention!ad. llien I' Ihe shreXvdnrss Itorn" "hat ne h n d '.seen of lifdS> ngglcsp-aM a t Imy 4 ni.d id and advjinlngeous marriage tom of a glasi oi lemonade? And ,i *"<* d au gh fet of fledrgi'. At what a seme o{.victory b^rd wwi tlgr*' .litjan,-- the sfeeping car mag- cc.it when the r l u c i / bit of red wav finally captured! °'nc ^il of f ,uit aioiply made the drink. . , But clicrrie* arc not the only fruits for ■which you tail fish in summer drinks. There is pineapple. Of'courte you always save the syrup from a can of puirapjde lo use in punch, but did you ever think of_adding a few bits oi pineapple to eadr-.glass? T ry using them and you will like the beveraga even better, for the fniibgive* just the fanir that mav be missing ill* the taste, .Individual member, und a ydung [a t that tu dinpltt»' much iidtiur nr tthllfty, So be. tired of Co li­ as and wcnt.^fwlc In his law h'ticei By thin Dine, to i; he had heg ntrni.s, tfipt bf* Whs ex perinting .with, and tliey interealcd' h/ m,,rre th n n 1n. very small cok the vefy big wheel of C«nl-sm. I ' EVcled Governor HEAVY DUTY f)R E$ If preferred, Julcb t>f an orari b^jplJcd. Juit before stlMJ i kV pieces of pinelpple ift ca. / ’iiiriijV/e I ’unch: Dissolve' one re t sugar and one glass of currant jdTy y three cups boiling water. Cool aig .old,one cup pineapple syrup, one C"I orange juice, one-half cup lemon jpicDour over ire in punch bowl, and, jus l^forc serving, add one botlfv gi.^nC ale, a few whole currants and pieces o pineapple. . ToBuy A BATA A Satisfied Customer 0~* Funds- for a Parly Pint o f f i t Ego S'og: Beat the yell of.cmc egg slightly-, add onc-rightjijespoon salt, one-lulf taldcsjioon p iw tiered sugar and one-lulf cup of syruj alrained-Trom crushed Hawaiian pine apple^ Add one-lulf of the stilll; L . . If U f T if i t ills * m ill t ilix ll t >•* .bcatefl egg swhite, and, whets twr! jrnxfd, pour into a glass. Heap re­ mainder of egg white on top an' sprinkle with nutmeg and drainer crushed pineapple. This makes an In dividual serving. •’ •Skrirty Punch: - Mix thrc-Slpfii^cup sugar atiyl one cup water and Va. fur five minutes. Chill and add »ru cup syrup drained from rrudird Ha­ waiian pineapple, the juke of l*< oranges, aipl one cup ice water. .Ad* one* urdugc which has Iserji sBred ver, thin wills*Uit .tenthsing tbr rind, one half cap cr^ Jicfl pineappUt^ and « ’* tatlesiio^n mlpced Maraschino cljer ries. Pour over ft f i v t of ice iu i bov.1. ; r^ . - * 313 East First Street ' ,?r. ‘.Many p ilgrim s have recently vis­ ited the shrine a t', Carfin-grott**,’ nepr* .'inihers.'VeU,.Srotlnnd, known ns the ■‘'Scottish i^urdc*," becauseh f i th e .mm\cpl<}as cure* said Ic hnV# taken ' plAce* there. T fii'-i’ontem ii ir evai tn^hitrl *a ; hr Miel^ a giUiitibm^- ni'nl.wit] 'a ,Tvc day.; *<>n ATu-: -l >i eaoifihtfl f"nlulKC no) ihlufjto'' again. it cea Thursilityj. iyc-,. Misvycu j^fM egates,. inrvilnlde l.o\ydcn_V-eniitlidue; Moore anilK.'fjtdsUthimy tuTiim,, tei-*1 -inmld ajjmrt ngfuh)cu>pm«aiiieitt h ’Dfifd»l,eToj;i-' ;7‘5Pi|ate iiivAhigatlng .rhl’fa. Hi plat fot rn. if sileh jt c,u u.onimltiee'hinit' they lijjrK^cvgiyvll In- called, lias 4c0bi, ba .T"alnl,, l V2.f,nd■frm^ ’l.,igi!il)L ’ / piaiiager.’ •Jilirely up,in tlufac ihvilfinai fm l, Ijiwth-i^ iilpiself said he.luu'w noth- lent and il.- -olutliut. •ing hl'pHjL it^ilTls-. JimbMrrsiin, his SnniHej;er,4s,fid tlit-'Im’iflsojt wfts giv . P o l i t e “J o b s L u r e '•it t>’ d<;vui<; Ip-orgitft i7.nlion work in M issouri, ;i/i^ Wnfi rtvlndly ethiM a n y \p p lita n ls 5 in). _^twt'ibe fitfulr,_bn the t*v»' ol h,.re,^nvVn! pd,. rr,>;itbri,a good nn r.vMi' v, liT T m .v L'it- ( i \ s j ' nesMoJi and tbi* pulrlii- «,f Ibo *'**H l.ncitius i i i - oil i .i - i on iho o •lent loll lii'i.ldiHk' T1L)\j. J rank l.nw wInt^ Ma u ie jobs with toe' I^imiiui fi p Wtm *'uPa\nik,r^y; ( W'arn-u li I,r>)f,v• ■ilepai (lueiit in i . i iline l, 'fa nil air w ii.fiiiiiuiti-it on 11c,- fot- t idef l.ugan for po'Mtion- w ith'ilie 'Owing Kaliy,lay. and >ubse,|uenlly depnMment are vet v' miti h sought 1 to iiM'-’n to** dlo’ipiial e\let led. after, a mi-it Uci- tl;<» .ele .eel ion cvns IteCelitlc Chief Logon aP toune There nc*vrr ha. bee n any doubt ^filing was i„ tic,. White hut had it n> t been f,,r tin uiifiir- 'd that he would list; the lion id ol osiijnrd tbl- Wnsliipyln, iinute o m u reriii r.1 tin- Miss.,in rejile entativos foe h'* additional hat tgllili'11y of |iif<|'jinsi in idem, l.ticvtleii would have keen men and he was Immediately buri­ ■ver ill ail. ell liiscim ejhe nominee ol that convention, and ed under an nvalaui lie ul* npptii end iif I'n rn irr • linns 1", jobs. . 1 cout-e I’jvsidenT, ainpjugnei! m I'.I'.MI „ nil Low den letired to bis mid ’ 28 as "the* fi ii-ml of tl,i While tin- hoilv 'oi W liliiim -I arm in Illinois. N ainially. lie was hell* are those who hilVi ■lisappointeil <vr, the tragic triik link-on was h ritig .taken hoot, > of “ playing the fnrui ron la e b . Lupin >i lo d a giw jy,. had pk veil im h in.1 Tin n till or ptlrelc | ohiieal ren diglil of the ague loluial tnii'-e- -'.ol laid, hi tic i y .1 .old sjoi l'il i-* lurrdly n f.ii,’ rhnrgi' c-gan to interest him and in tb it 'nun I lie w mib w f the • ;)p dini |Uest!on lie found it new inter -I r.-.in Mild w.i- in-t.m tlv kill • I II innl. l.ov,den wiis lioin in th. p'I. i ■nitric of Minn. syta dunp i*7 »ii life.' lie weld about fl with hal ;n t'-r 'I hat lb- fie.pietttjy f •"‘ hpo. " H it gnildhond ir'.ie tl|ol oiiglnie-- iitnl apliiiili*^, |,e< I, y.lid< lin e i ling. hi- s|>-nt in iigricitUurgiLoimmmUiiRbig M-Vetrd flips to l-lirnpe t'\, .. . ism».''o- ••• d' 'i item,i g l _ A" a ooy of seven he pi.eye. study tin- iHopeini ive nun ki'til.g'i I ill, e o f Wlllm. ,WI ' ■ * Id-* lath ery foi,t,.'\vlierv th .yflem - iif tjie SeanilllUD'jtin dWim-j . U'l'll d tt{p k*,J - Vt B *iag piuiiee,. of tip- wheal l»-l lies." Heme, in l by eoit'fSi-Nif tinn*. | P<! : being tlu-ir tinr-i-. to I, oow iih' r, ,ii'ing* L'j.‘ 'ie beeanir the piltilVc n \l\till* "I feed Tindr p ic it lc mid lin-i llOpesat l\'e tniil ke! in g a ni •, g £,lhe f fufllii'g Ioil was ingm ugul uphill ■iilllels in ih, Lliped Stn’i*'. l;"T ) : . h , ... Am! sonti uffti i hi* cm h 'l h- I l‘iic idled-iiei'o . tbo blent puli in !ow.n to otber Iii ruling bullion,t'.ies where euiiditiotiN were p1 nn.i*.. He bec'.anje• a part n Lit cum struggle )ii*niu.st povarly llioi !l ; lie klielv wllut i! wll- 1' Imi' io (lie bobbing bundles of i low ini 1,111g tiouis a day; lie knew Imi it wji„ to d o ,lw o days' wmk I "l-Ni'NIK." IIS U' an'rh o f hppPU/.i'l' la! di'V'ij along wilh the dny'k’fk iltAlie fields. •■U the' ,^ge of fifteen lie derided PAGE FIVE SATURD A Y, MAY Uii. ID2S Phone 774 V » |f " r*««►» ■i w,, *i c‘« * iv it *,rtii v*+t, ; • ifoiUl). •/ > .* »•*:>* t**osU. �7 0 % TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928 Wen bought by a w ealthy syndi­ cate headed by H erbert Pokress, a prom oter who has been associated with m any successful ventures. The price paid for the rig h ts Cap­ tain. Hutchinson declined to roveal. - "The American ‘syndicate,” Chiptain Hutchinson continued, "wilt probably be known an th e Baird Television Company of America, M anager Of Company Reveals Plaits F o r E stablishing Of Justmcqt* »tlll to be made in tbo although the nam e ban not yet • WAGIUNGTON; May 2 6 ^ the enemy point o f view. Chain O f B roadcasting S ta- m atter of clarity In long-ranga been decided upon. They aro erect­ (IN ftl—“Sportsman-llkt, aa If par"I saw masses of our infantry tions T hroughout C ountry broadcasting hum an fqces, aa th* ing a plant in Jam aica, Long Is­ ttelp^tlnjr in a track meet,”—that in very disorderly groups fleeing ______ shading of the eyes contrasted land, which will be used both for t m i a M ssoys n t ' t f none n r ren­ n. ii the .mftcUl German account, back Iin. great Ihaste, LONDON, May 2<I^-(1NS)— w ith the brilliancy o f the teeth will broadcasting and reception. tranalptcd from an original Ger. try of a German I.ieutepant H cick“At present, w-c arc aw aiting th j man s^ar- diibry of the American “ Machine gun* were carreld a t -Regular trans-A tlantic television M l have a tendency to throw the completion of th a t plant before tfoopa in the declalve offensive of double time.. In alm ost no time service is a m atte* o f o few w eeks, inutge slightly out of focus. “And before* the end oX 1929, '“ But those a re m ere details, ai)4 startin g actual operations. An soon aha-World War,. | \ K). , several of our men, very bewilder­ as it is ready, -We plan to inhug-'' televlso-broadchsting w ill. I»c h l s U ^ will bo straightened put In Tranhiatloai-of Ihe offieiaV Ger' ed, suddenly appeared a t my ob­ „ few weeks’ tim e.-W e .hove abso- urate n two-way system of televis­ ‘t if b ' field rapdrta, eolletttpLby the servation post. Only by persuasion ion across the.ocean, w-hich will be . . , __ ,oto confidence th a t television will Aaaociatlon for was .It^ptfislblo to guide .them in T h e r o tw y tn t e m e p t^ e r e m n d e Jmve bccon, c fu „ „ stnndardteed uncif. firs t fo r experim ental p u r­ •M iu iitu o n 0t ita annual reunion retreifrpayt the edge of the woodf. to IntorTtntlona1 News 1 W e ‘ D' n» the* r« d h i_ an d no g re a te r a poses, an d -later dedicated .to com­ .a t Ba.Lohtj, Bay 31, Juhe’l-and 2, day by Captain O. M. |H^ ' " " ° n- |ltxur>-'-in less than a y ear.” -V mercial usage.' m anager of the Ilaird Tclevlsioi l T | . , . An, , H rn n ' M i i teU .I*. Veto^obtalned 'AV the War DepaytStandardize Service . ' i.‘kTho Amerleana have b 1 ‘‘In a com paratively short tim e,'' th ro u g h l’’ ‘ prophs tnkch within the* enemy Ileicklcr’s entry' describes lines at' the same titnc ^ re to ba I ' K aiser’S ' final route of the *7 1(1 ■•HHis.iing Field A rtillery from Bclleau Woods exhibited at St. <Lotila with *b« German' tran*laUonaA(t{^ iqJuijtH annlveraary of great on June 13; 1018. In discussing the failure o f the 3l£au Wood*' offensive. Virtually Soon a fte r tho sm ashing Second « f i gnoaral officer of th* A."^. entered the fro n tlin es northw est of German .'counter attack s ag ain st' . iaayiacceptod- an invitation to Chateau Thierry, a German officer the'Second Division a t VauX, o ffi­ imclpat*,--'7'.; */,}•/. / '.-"'J STTiclalty reported their battle-flejd cial. rtp o rts told thc,sGermap high, command th at, ‘‘I t is-impossible to . ^ ^ Offlc(41‘. Reports \ dem eanor in these term s: dlslddgq,tHe Ameficans from th eir “Spofttm an-likc, ns If. parttcL* Dt;fIrtJflM 'U*ty*aFtheAiiocia-positions by ' shtfoUng - at. on han>collected th f offioial re . paling Jd a track' fneet, th ^ A m cri- them withm erely, rl(les. ,T ltc y - t\isplay . cans came'Dn the Am in throb consecutlvc waves,'.'crowding elbow to unusual calm ae’s s nn(l\*Clf; a»sur, nnro w hile' firing from.yr)ver.*,s ‘ \ ■.y lAn,'qermposed of Marines: arid clbovV.” I On another occasion, nn. officer .■Tu-pmnh(t>id4ng upon tho iMvisi ■pL aF Army troops, during Mdy, jA ju td . July, JOienW^'n' tho dl- of the 28th Germnn , D iv i/o n re ­ :Jqn'|.«rHHdry fire, oft| German ofSfiin stopped tne G e rm ah d riv cd n corded th at in.advancing to r bnnd- ficyr. in contact with UiOrFecond IH.- anri/tA nt riiA 'nR onitva' a t to-hnnd battldilhe nien of the Sec­ w rote? ’Tho casaultles'grow ' v.'Uh ond “ disguised them selves by fu«t- stffh alarm ihg speedy th at before en lng,green tu fts and twigs to luyg iiiyVliattnlion -will inevitably b i s ‘o mpl«teiy, 'u‘tmiiiilati>ti.” ;• .-V th eir helm ets.” * . "Official Signal Corps photo- Reveal TELEVISIONTOBE ion f o r USEDINREGULAR ENGLISH SERVICE arts vv* •: „..rtw • t a* svhcnco they will -bf transm itted from the Jam aica plant by Innd lines. ‘ > “R u t It will not be long before th ere will be a telcvisorUn every home th at n t present* boasts a radio.” . ' I m odem equipm ent according l0 M r.' L an ty ; T(iP best machinery ‘ obtainable fo tjirv c le a n in g ;dyeing and prcsslng^hda hqcn install,*! and o th er ^Improvements nr thin , n ature are anticipated nt nn early * P resent Owner H as Replaced i O ld E q u ip m en t^ IthM odern date ncortling to the mfiiingcmer.t. A fleet of three deliver)- trSiks , .. Mnchinery SinccPurchasini: P ressing Busintfs In 1 is m aintained b y th e Dry ( leaning Company. T h» driver* caii for nill| E. IL Lnney. m anager of the dritiver w ork. In -every 'section of Lnney Dry Cleaning Company, tiitr city anil, ninny putts of the canto to Sanford from A lab am a!* country. . 1029i Shortly n f t e f -eomir.t; tQ this ’ About twelve people nre m the dity lie bohght 'the cleaning busi­ payroll o f-th is vonivrn full time.' ness of Whiddon.hml Hodges and Ichusged the n.m nj.td tjik , Lnney am i during rMfhdfraiutp.^he j„ * I C lo sin g . Gomphny. ,Tk* firm has jff jfivntly*1iricroawPy.'E. n . i.^uy.’ ninrugger 7*f„thci eorfip.V'nF,,! Otl been in Its’ iucyThkh,ct\lV,n. ‘ iho entire Unit' ik-l^ns been under, FanfoVd’s ipuhlIe-s|«rlUhr1(^ h . s . s.J 1 Un* lnuringcmcuf -of Mr. I-nncy,. H lie- is .secrothry I ‘ rr .ie tit> i y - id) tlur. mm‘)v.jtcry Sa'nfirrd's bay-bull t!fi|ii ibr* y,-,r# Alone: Autoniobilo How W soumn S tages ComebnckT f Become Leader In His Phrt; Lvashingtori Calls Hint “Fighting Jim' Democratic state convention re­ audience.’’ • He told how,he had Voted for all fused him credentials. A little lat­ er, the national convention itself but 7 of Wilson’s 4,001' appoint­ voted to bar him. • ments. He told oT supporting W il­ In 1922, however he sought re- son on ta riff reduction, direct elec­ tion of senators, the lull creating a ^ f t i A to the Senate. All the old ..Children's Uurcnu, the ousting of niejudi?e.» were raised against hint’, r<orinur, the Federal Farm l.oan Wilson denounced him, published n Act, on the npnoin'ment of ' vituperative letter about him. A I). Hundeis to the Supremo Courfj Wilson stalw art ran agminkt him. on the adm inistration s Ship pur­ And Heed took off his doat and chase bill, the Adamson Fight-hour carried his fight to the voters. law, the Wilson policy toward Mex­ “ You can. count my serious dis­ ico, on the Wilson "lobby” investi­ agreem ents w |th President Wilson gation and on the president's veto on one hand,*’ he told '.them. of tin? .'Yotsteod Act. • ■ . “ I am willing to defend my pofeL<' S The Record Shows tion on oncji of them before any ‘‘The Record proves that, upon audience—anil you can* nilk the questions covered by |he Demo- page sev r^ SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1928 erotic platform upon which we both 1Missouri. It also marked the tu rn ­ were elected, there were no differ- iing point of his career. ences between Prcsidnt Wilson, ond On Ids return to the Senate, lie myself,” said ReciL ‘‘U po n q u cs- < continued M|V Spectacular, carver. tions not .covered by the platfotqji, He fought the nsailing, nlij the I suported the president When i Coolidge ndmlrdart'Atltrrrs,’ winin ' he them wrong, with ns much thought him right. Frequently I thought 1 ap|»enml ns his champion when vigor and u* great courage ns he in’*the'* fights against tho question, were im portant and displayed 1 even crucial to his ^ m in is tra tio n .” Wilson poficle/f. Started ITubes Rut the tiling '(Hat won the peo­ ple of Missouri was Rccd'a-ahoutiiig ln*ll»26, Rued initiated tho inves­ declaration th a t he never would lie tigations into senatorial elections. a ‘‘rubber-stamp’’. He said tho man He also supported his- colleague, who would take orders was “too W alsh'in the oil scnndnls. It Wnji contemptible to send to Congress” Reed who unearthed the ev id en t' ainl so the people of Missouri sent that drove Frank. I,.-h'ndUi, of Illin­ Mm back. It was a stupendous vic­ ois from thl> Stauvie and bur rid tory" for th is'.“ Fighting Jim',' ofy...William F. V^rcV’Sjf*,I’etjsym nTv nt the door. This service made him an outstanding figure in the party. ■ A t-th e Jackson Day banquet In \Yn»hingtoh last January, Heed had ivturnod frojta ' Flhh. llc*wait a guest of hohof ami when John W. Davis, toastm aster, sought to* carry out n* (ire-arranged program of speakers', on which Rce.l was last, the Democracy present begiuf shouting': “ Give us Jim liced.’,’ The ,iiudicn«e shouted'so loud and k > oftca that six-speakers.w erje quietly sidc-tmeked and Rqed was given ‘the floor. He mm|c a sciiRiJIating 'spivclr qji >Republican ^ i orrupljon, urgi'^tho.Deinoc.^as loMrqjiNlH in* .tia^tii,*V »V W rc 'y Judge Cent nhd co w u rr-d in '*£ mhI'{o S.mtp»rn decla|*d "thq c■> <?Utn*titpco3 wero of an extrnonlin nry-. character and such 0* t«» c j V Tor -prompt vigorous action that justlro hail been.thw artrd add th at th r conduct hod amounted l reproach to the adm inistration b[ law " V . . U. S. District Court Takes Extreme Action Marjorie Itytdm atah,'aged four, Inglaml, ,w^» Of PresU when u stone crons fell froijl th3 top I.f a grnvcMom? W >'**?>, ghlcWs ccinctei'i*,' wlufre.sKe'. n in e to nlocc..Tbtwcrji *t.n her fifo-: Weslem S enator F ig h ts Fo 5 vVVE HPOE. MOVED’ Icfents and victorjea rends Jiikc a >akc - f r t f ^ / M l b n . E ig h t y ears lfu, ^ ‘political o u tc a st 'shutmed ,y hjs owy to d ay , n jbdtlvr ,f that p a r t r - i ’- 1 * *iH £hflSikVignl*intt*rv,enlnff yekWt.'r 'M<1 ro u g k .X a r th e srtttth p rln d -f iif* and (ffptil». whlch cnUsi-d hi* ■ all ffrom .if«vor. Reed did n o t Change; this p n rjy JperelyCl^wung 1 iround to h im . J f " ‘ whether t h a t : middio v -p a n t r y Al/xandcl— h a s ia n y sig n ifira p /c , ’ Reed ' v i n born li g h te r ,’* Ho j* tnnwn to hi* friertdY nd.dfto -the ''-.(‘Fighting I ublic lit gortebal. b ”. He vitas proipthly> (-bflqi^tvd I ninny-political js-’o rids' a l/rtn y nn d! His day and certainfy h^; ai /cdtiqucj-cd hgaiitsF grtjhtor (iBy |Uc|cs ihnh those faced «v ndii M b f con tem porary statjipnatfy >'• A. self-man, a gene roust ,viflt)u;. a gentleman-in defeat. I.e ItHlfTpl;, ways Mane the “ (jQVtd 'rig h t’V I'c t^ *nn»lly. he-dislikes tnpt “ fighting-'V •i \Ve are now located at 23 East Cvhurch-Street, w ist half a block.east\ . 'or pfm feo Av.k,\ancl,.; we n ill -bq glad to wel*' •** * •f • yili, nt. our. new •r : r ‘‘ '•* -* & .fetoro. . ; hQC* 1'** nlrknairtf..' * ■'!* r ‘ ' ' ’l .rh’a ip jd o p 't cnll jm« n fig h ter, J*e. tells1 Intei viewer.^.;,^J[o'*nhh(ii-H the charge, fh.rtt h i S - dv^ti iu- . tivr figljter. Ho .hate* to-.Uoni * it. These two buildings are.. Ward made by Seminole ' ‘■ ' r • *■ progressivenessi ' . m$m Edward H iggins, In c , S anford and Seminole County . Ford arid Lincoln denier,, is housed The Hotel Forrest Lake showii al oc. is one . o f the most ’ • ' , ‘ • „ u i» -. state and als<? the modern and comfortable. H otflf^m the /»» #•• • r •* Seminole High School shown belo is one o f the outstanding schbo& :o f the stale, ,■ in QMlern m o to r' established pictured ubove, » .. . • a • . "Jr* »rr; Modern A pRrtitl^nt Attractive Price Tn)5 irrttot v comproniiMinK .spirit if Jim Rrod's 1* deep ill hi* hlomLy t i* in his life. . |t prohiibly gqj^j 'ark tn his iJotch-IriafT ujiootor*, vho -vttleil in Peniisylvpnin along :*cfi>i«• thy Revolution, lie * >*rn near Man'Kifehl.-O., p n -« arm on November 1Ml»1. lri» ’arciit- moved to Iown whdn" .1o' *a* three. Hi* fath er died when ip wu* eight. Young Jipt' work-’ il thut furni nine ’iriuntlis of"th‘o ■‘■•'u and studied the other, threri' It Ji’i he won n state oratorical, amtest. At ^4i he was .a , fulii ’ledge,| InWyer.1 “ -*;**. ' *1 Moving to Kansu's City, ''■Rcetl M* dcY-tcd • prosecuting attorney In He* was such a.fig h tin g Kosccutof th at he gained /AOS’ w Tlris splendid J'ibrt*,Suite coitlcs i n Dral) color cretonne cover inffv The sifip are of llie. automobilp eBshion type. We have other*Suj|es slightly higher in price. i i There Is Something Different U S * - ^ E'ThaTBlul Lani* Courts, erected only a short lim e ago, represent the trend toward Lou»*f*lnil3inford. The building was creeled by th e Davey-Winston Organization. V T r r *. . ** - J k . fc.e • y ^ ' - * ' . apartm ent • Ice Cream Plant , <' i AMtLrl tc -ii’AM ‘ A R C H I T E C T '■ First Nationai Bonk'Building taodern homo of the 8*totlnol«. Cream ery Company, ice cream m anufacturer* and distribu Irj product! ii m , w m rp U- p 1 Staford’a progress within th i.lo it few years. «- ;• After having aupportvd Wil‘n o|v many im tw rtant issues durK the 'w artim e president's first tot. Repd hrnke with him early 1917. The /fjrst break came hen- Ree,l opposed the President’.* oposal for a w ar censorship, fed fought it with hij> CUstOUS* vigor and defeated it. J r ^ r me the Wilson move to frt lloover in control «of filoir luff* Reed o p p o s e d p r o v is io n Ring Hoover price-nqliiJt , _ .powr but was defeated. i-'d U hen came t h e . vkpectacid«ii [ague Niitiniia fight. w W I'Xal the little ^ "battalionl/fB f p th ” that wrecked the l.cak'W'|l»on railed him a “m urplot’’^a^J, pnanded th a t Missouri’s lk-moc| y repudiate him . There was ufu‘. Its n t response. O vernight‘“ Rid' I of Reed Clubs'' sprang up. all fcr Missouri. He was “egged” ■ tag to-m ake a speech u t . Ard* ■ f- Okla. A banker’s association ^ ■ e d to .let him address, their H u c t in Ft. l/ouis. The American ■ b m post a t Birmingham. Ala.. Blicly boyi-ott'ed a m eeting at ! B rb he spoke. The South C arol-' B legislature withdrew an i n ', B tio n extended him to speak oe B*sion. . ‘ < .* • I Is Ex-Com m aniratrd Bt-ed was , ex-coavpiuniysted by B ' dem ocratic orkanisatioR< in B *euri. | n 19S0 when he sought a delegate to the San Kranrnnvention,. the Missouri Scientifically designed -fwitb thick* heavily, insulated walls-ttyi^ are heat rcsistinsr Rud that save fo&d aitd:ice trcniciidiMKly.' Pa^ for your refrig­ erator as convenient,* if ‘desired*' A snrniM^'posit delivers it., '. * FREE DELIVERY *\ * ■, * • * We make free delivery anywhere in Flor­ ida. All near-by deliveries jnade by our own truck right to your door. Prompt sere G il b e r t - M c G r if f WK HAVE MOVED We are now located at 23 Church Street, just half a block east of Orange Ave. and we will be glad to w.elcome you in our nfcw store. - v * j. FURNITURE COMPANY • ; . ORLANDO, FLORIDA 23 Bl r i U 'B H I KT. ~. ** TF.I.EPIIO" E 5446 , * , . * ^ •“ ( • ' 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. 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 26, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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