327 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2168e6fbf12133202f602ef5d3434ac6.pdf 183022ad4ff638eafff3c2f5ead45dc5 PDF Text Text f t V [W,s'Yi^l * 'S / i T.*r Ida’s Heart, _ „ .- ™ Vegetable Spot and Richest Garden Land. r- T,1 Mostly fair tonight; diri.howcri; gentle T. A N INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER p . l S S B ^ > t ^ :.: -L Leased Wire International News Service' ,.r r ^ A N ^ R D n T O R T D A r SATlJIUUVr i m r T iT T iiT S Nl Member ~Autfit RTirean Of Circulations. ■i j tr~ Duel Is Fatal To Both Father, Son CONFIDENT .publicans ClearOut [of K ansas City With Better Spirit Than they HadW hiieAgo jrtis Sfetection Believed Benefit TIIAYER , Mo., June 10. — (IN S )— An inquest was to bo held her® today into a duel be­ tween a father and son which resulted fatally to both. James Perkins, 47, and his son, Frank Perkins, 24. decided to “ fight it out" following nn argument which started as the two were returning from n dance Friday morning according to n state­ ment the son made before he died. The elder Perkins died near the scene of the duel and the son died after he had been taken to a hospital. It was Just a personal matter," was the on| statement the son would make, "and we decided to fight it out.*’ out." ansas Solon Knowiv A s F a m e r t Friend In The Middle West SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION STAGED IKANSAS CITY. Juno 1G.— |NS) —The Republicans urod out of Kansas City to­ IN FIVE DISTRICTS NORRIS FLAYS Home Town OfHooverHas ICE ROES GRIP Rivers In Biggest Celebration Since RELIEF BOATS Threaten Big Ar Old Livery Stable Burned BRINGING HELP TO LEAD PARTY Nebraska’s Senator Uncorks Ripping Attack AgainstRepublican Dictators Whose Influence Named Secretary Shouts Defiance To Administration States Direct Slap Has Been Delivered To The Farmers Of Country Thru Selection WEST BRANCH, Iowa. Juno 16. (IN S )—West Branch yawned to­ day and went reluctantly back to work pfter a two dny’s carnival In celebration of the nomination of Herbert Hoover, the man who put West Branch on the map by being horn there. The natives have been whooping it up day and night since Thursday evening when the radio brought in tho big news from Kan­ sas City. The demonstration reached it* climax Inst night when 4,000 Ipcrsons congregated from all parti of Eastern Iowa, joined the 800 in­ habitants o f West Branch iq allnight Jamboree in honor o f "our own Herb." Many old timers who haven't "hit the hay" later than 9 o'clock since the night o f tho big livery stable fire, paraded the streets until dawn. Blazing torches lighted the wny and a half dozen hands furnished lively music. Hoover has been away front this little Qunker village for more than 40 years, but there are many of the old timers who still recall hint und feci themselves privileges to cull him "Herb." Mr*. Mollie Cnrrnn, Hoover’s former school teacher, entertained the rrowds with delightful anec­ dotes of Herbie's youth. She dis­ played nn autographed photo lie sent her in 192.7 and a letter in which he hnd thanked her for her training uh a teacher, saying she had plared hint on the right roud ut the start. Regarding tho story told by Newt. Butler, "the only Democrat In town" how he once licked Her­ bie when they were boys, Mrs. Cnrrnn said: Herhlo never looked for trouble. But he could and would fight if picked on. I f Newt Butler really fought Herbie, ns he says he did, I ’m not so sure Newt won." Program Of 2 Steamers With Aid For Stranded Crew Of Dirigible Italia I* Checked lly Masses Of Floating Ice HC/ Recurrence O f Di STOCKS CONTINUE trous Inundation < Year A go Fean DOWNWARD PATH WatersContinueRi Vessels Send Out Teams In Search IN SHORT SESSION Many Fam ilies Arrival Of Italian Aviator Who Will Scout Arctic Re­ Selling Pressure On The In­ Without Homt dustrial Market Lenders gion Is Anxiously Awaited Is Resumed Following Dull Movement At Friday Close National Guardsnu l.ONDON, June Id. <INS) — WASHINGTON, June 16.— And Civilians Strive The steamer Uraganza. which i: (IN S )—The troubles of the new N I ’.W YORK, June Irt.— (IN S ) attempting to bring aid t.» General — Soiling pressure on tile indus­ Hoover-Curt is -Borah Republican To Prevent Breal setup started today bright aud Umberto Nobile nnd Ids • trended trial market lenders wns prompt early. As Secretary Hoover was POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., June 10 crew radioed thnt It was Uv Imund ly re-un ed in the slmr' cession of reading literally thousands of the stock market today and prices — (IN S )— Recurrence at tho dis near Brandy Bay, Spitsbergen, a continued tho downward movement congratulatory telegrams from Central News dispatch from King’s which wns in progress nt Friday u tennis floods of 1927 along il good deal happier and Ten-.Mill Special Tax Okcyed nil over the world! Senator Norrm •lose. This "secondary reaction" Mississippi River tributaries (R ) of Nebraska, a lender of the Buy state today. Infident than they thought Tho Brogan-...?'* operator i-taled following Tuesday'# drastiy de­ fqarciLtoday ns two In Each District; Ilnynea, fptm bloc, uncorked 41 ripping |ey could be several days ago that) the relief steamer llobby was cline .was not unexpected, nnd its the St. Francis River In Ml Dullose And ShinholserAre nttack against the Republican also hemmed in b'y the ice fees effect will lie to place a more rcn«hen nngry and embittered Chosen Sanford Trus’faisf ' r t T & f e ' ' ------- Itu between Whulcn Bay und 1jam men nimble nnd <son*!b)p relation be­ nnd a second on the White River in Norris boomed defiance with Irmors were storming aFtlm, "* ■ r r s -Bnv. Dwg- teams' which liuve been tween cornfrruttoh anttdmrfc -anti Arkansas gavo away. • bitter arraignment tbj mb n of their notionake.a-1', A J °;n .l^ t*clal ™t«l 1 R ^ r ? n ^ ~ r r f i l i r b o t h vessels are Ktock Water *cc»Jfg •tlirquglv %_st ♦Snn___— ____ L-t “ V* schooL-.dl#~ <thMlcre||W>njif the St, Tim week-end bflSnfwif^ _________ ” expected to-meet _m hiTonTinationFF^na!7r*TTa*r.' Vrtcrf-W VesferiJay's- balloting, fle' porfin V drTr(M tV T-r»W reported-plenty o f interniptiona 'to River norlU of Kcnitett,* t<yhe'1FiilfE-r»rif?rNobody frvm Pre*-f the *rr iTurtifTof KMBihs. asvleo prhv the orderly coniluct of business n break in ths lovee today that turns today. Meeting this after­ idem Coolidgc <|flwn wns except­ irnt, tho party leaders boHcvr, this week, including politic#, the sent water pouring through a 1G noon in tho office of Superintend­ ed from Norris’ caustic criti­ received nt Kltiu'a liuy staled thnt ill do mum to ailny the hitter- ent, T< W. Lawton, members of Ijwly weather, the money markets and foot stretch nnd is believed will cism. und few crimes and misde­ bin pnrty wns now drifting of tho radical exponents of tile county school board canvassed Delegation ItushcHlIomeward Many Dig Details o f Roptilt- westward, the dispatch mlded. It I tin opproucli of the summer dull umlnto 25,000 acre# of farm Is relirf, nml the re.er'fu l val* the returns and announced the meanors were lcf t uncharged to Ilian Campaign To Be Map­ is now believed that Nobilo is season. Bradslrort's rc|xirted pure­ und make 1000 families homclt To Begin laborious TaskOf the RepuliUcan forces. 11c assail­ ctory of Frank O. Dowthu that results of the election of trustees ped Out In Series Of Con­ Stopping Smith Whose Pow Raging waters from the Whl) ly commrivinl dealings restricted ed the Knnsns City p le »*«m and Republican platform "failed for eucli district. ferences With Secretary nearing Charles 111# Twelfth l.nml. to narrow limits for tlds season of River poured over approximat or Is Strong In Own State nominee and said "it r. • be a The arrival of Major Maddelena, W. M. Haynes, It. C. Dubose, meet fully nml squarely" the the year, with commodity prices COO,000 nerej of land in tho ' WASHINGTON, June 1(5.— the Italian' aviator, flying Uio not holding as well nn Inst year. and S. O. Shinbolser were chosen sail disappointment to every pro­ As of tho great grain belt. KANSAS CITY, June Id. River Valley. Approximately, gressive citizen of tho country. (IN S )— Many of the big details Svola 55, 1,1 being eagerly awaited families were reported hotnele |CurtiA hail for years marched in district one in this city, while Radio, General Motors and other — (IN S )—The New York delega­ "A direct slap is administered lit King's Bay. This pltuir has n ;U votes were cast for the 10-mill der the bnnner of “ farmer, tax The three contestants ran to the farmers of the country," tion was speeding home today from of the Republican campaign will market favorites were pushed nml four village# in the path of be mapped out here in n series wiilo cruising range nrd as the up downward without interruption in eonstnn’ V jpreading waters lend." Kansas lays claim to being neck and neck, Mr. Haynen rereiv­ Norriz said. "Their plcn is cast the Republican Natlonul Conven­ of conferences between Herbert proximate position of the Italia s the first hour ns the result o f per- tlestr'.ul. very heat I of the great ngrl- ing 02 votes, Mr. Dullose 00 and aside with tho usunl promise? of a ‘ % tion with virtunlly this ono thought Hoover, and G. O. P. • leaders crow is well known, it is believed r(stmt selling pressure. In the jiltura! rdglon that stretches Mr. Shinbolser 61. A:, fu the case of tho SL Frond s glittering generality. "Tho plat­ he will have no trouble in locating which start Monday. brokerage liouees it wus said thn*. River break, there were 300 rom the Oliio-Indinna line to the In distiict two, composing form is silent on the domination in mind. "Con Hoover carry- New Juntos W. Good, of Iowa, them. tin- fresh decline in prices Imd Rockies. Curtis voted for the Me- Ixingwood, Altamonte, Imko Mary of our polities, our social activi­ York if At Smith is nominated by Hoover’#, convention manager Is Hr will attempt to lan,I nl tin- (nrced out considerable liquidation working on the levee when it pary-Haugen Mill. It i; true that and Forrest City, the following ties, mir schools nnd our churches the Democrats?" out. These men hastily threw expected to ilfrive Sunday. A spot nnd take aboard the injured of wonkly-mnrgincd accounts, con­ tho question of the veto ho were chosen; W. S. Entzminger by the secret, disgraceful meth­ their tools, ar.d some were repor The original Hoover lendortt in delegation selected front the Re­ mombera of tlie* crew nml us many fidence ns well as resources of to Imve narrowly escaped •ted to sustain tho President but with 101 Voles, J. T. Urown with ods of the weter power trust, now the New York delegation, such as publican National Committee will other# ns possible. If h- finds it many of the now crop of stock explained that by saying he 04 and A. F. Knmp with 101. J. Ixmucj discussed before the Federal Ogden D. Mills, uyder secretary'of M confer with Hoover Tuesday, impossildo to mal.o a landing he traders having been impaired by their lives. V Kenny, the fourth candidate, rnn*d it his duty to do so beFive companies of Missouri Tinde Commission. the Treasury; Richard Lawrrhce. when llm, nutlonnl chairman will will, fct least, he able to drop medi- the land-slide (Ids week. received 40 VUtes. The district 3use of his position us Republican Guard mien nro working despond-* ■ cast 00 votes, for the 10-mill tax, , "It is silent on the disgraceful CD O. I*, lender of tlio Bronx, nnd be named. Good is spoken of rines und other supplies. Wright Aero lost about l! points i-ly with n,«>00 farmers, busiz jailer of the Senate. and unpatriotic disclosures ninde Willium II. Hill or Uinghnmtoti, three fur eight mills, two for six, for chairman of the national The i-owci-fiil Rtlksian ice break- ill the first half-hour, and Radio end professional men south o f K*n« Of the bitterness of the farmers, one for one und four for no si»ec- bv <h<( Investigation of the naval who served oh Hoover's up-atqte committee. •r Mallgin »# now steaming direct declined d 1-2 to 160, while General net. in a frantic effort to pre\t?ns |r the farm organizations, that ial tnx levy. r oil leases. Not a word is snid In manager during the pre-convent ton Hoover was in Ids office l.iiifietls F n vn e Island W lieu it Motors rent-led 2 points to 176 1-2 J. B. Jones, I). L. Dingo, and C. condemnation of the stealing of activities, were in a happy frame early again today, attacking the fy Inwards Foyno n break near Campbell or sout |tre- represented in Kansas City the seaplane aboard a -a 'ti* and United States Steel broke of Kcnnett. It Is bdloved L. West wero tho successful can­ public property valued nt metre of mind. They insisted thnt de»jtr Sere can lie nn doubt. itto accumulation nf work thul plied Y * •ibl)) wilFjfttempl t" locate the through 178 to the lowest price on didates in district three of Oviedo millions bv Dolieny. Sinclair »t'*l Go ye mgr &iRth’s .popularity in 1 ’ ' ♦ 1‘Cp during "the days of,th e »c M t-j> ^ WfOiWril'ItfrlKbmr.oithcr'iiwkiT n the current movement. The cap­ number of workers will be doubled' I When •battalions of them, paid The vote-was as follows; June*-*!?. by nightfall. Hbme aikfe^tho Commeree Soere Fall. Neither > l# *%lr.:e#ondeht.vention. Tito Secretary succeed­ [r otherwise tried to storm the landing or ftippll"*. pers and *pi,rinUties were tumble Tht? Missouri River break U be*' loors of n Republican National Dingo 40, West 61. J. T. Bohkcr nation given to Mr. Havs, the tai-y' would come through with ed in making up u lot of lust There is still no confirmation " f to withstand the Belling wove withing svntchrl more carefully thtm L sleep last night and i.i beginning Convention it indicates that the 10, Mrs. Pearl Martin 7, Mm. former chairman o f the Republi­ flying colors on election night. the report that, the Swedish I’ m tnt moderate recessions in prices, •ley. n ■*x i( situation, if not actually serious, George Bowers R and M. J. Okcr- can National Committee for ac­ There is another side to the once more to "settle down" to ft Mu?r Mnlgren and tho Italian in tunny t-aoes reaching the low in the Arkanra* River Valley, land 1. Thirty Two votes were there the rivi rs nro not expected cent ini' i?art of the loot In be­ normal ufter the none racking ,t lenzt mny beromc 50. And the ....picture, however, the lenders of navy commanders Zappi anil Maii- levels of tlio week. t,, n '. h an'jF-.cr night crest. This half of that committee. iwden statement that he did not 1cast for the lO-mlll tax. the “ draft Coolidgo" movement in drive for the nomination. nno, win* left the others of the wns tho second rise of the 3L -V L to be the nominee on such . In district four of Chuluolu the "Thet Js not surprising be­ delegation publicly are cheering A lurgo crowd wns gathered Itnlia's crew to trek across the tare to be the nominee on such Francis River, and a third i. cx» platform ns tho Republicans adopt­ tho trustees chozqp yesterday in­ cause the same men who eon- for Hoover, but privately they nre in front of the Commerce Depart­ ice for aid have hoensnwd' •»>' “ Storms Delay Hops l etted -to reach this section about convention have declaring a renl flglil lies ahead ment for Hoover’s arrival mid in­ ed hero w a s calculated to be only cluded II. G. Brown, A. It. Hun­ trolled thn dog-tcant s»‘nt out l»y tl>e Ifohhy. Of 2 Ocean Flyers Tuesday. ter and A. G. Wagner. Tho tabu­ fought, from the very beginning of them in Smith's own stale. got a small ovation. His appear­ kerosene to the fire. The Rusf.inn ieu-hreak?,r Kras lation showed the follov.'ipg re­ every step to uncover nny of Mayor E. Tnnkey of KcnnotV 1 Convince), that New Y o is is ance in pul-lie is culling for fre­ sin is now also steaming north Thin was the situation which sults; H G. Brown 19, U. D. Dunn ST. JOHNS N V.. June 15.— rtntcd 150 families were in imrootlthese disgraceful nnd lreasonable likely to be a pivolul state in the quent demonstrations around the |thc Republican leaders believe the n A. R. Hunter 25, George Jncwnrel to tho aid of the Italia # ( I N S ) —Storms over the Atlantic talc need of attention in hi# city. t f roods." nomination of Charley Cuttis—nnd |ohs 15. Mrs. S. F. I-ong 10 election llisi fall, the Hoover Capital. crew. held out small hope that Miss nnd Red Cioss licnuquartvr. littvo Norris assailed Senator Fens Whether or not Hoover will re­ |lime—will do much to ameliorate. A. O. Wagner 77. The 10-mlll tnx force# already are muglng tenta­ PARIS, June Id. (I N 'S )- Amelia Eurlmrt and .Miss Mabel (III or Ohio, convention kevnotcr tive plans for one of the most in- sign from the cabinet before lie Commander Guilhnud, a hrencli Boll would be uldo to start on been established there. A refugo'; The talk of "bolt" nnd the tnlk carried with 24 votes camp soon will be in operation. nnd said thnt he defended former trnsivo campaigns ever waged in goes to Palo Alio, Calif., for ii pf a third party which wus every­ District five of Geneva selected 1Attorney General Ilnrrv M. tho Empire State. Some of the months rest prior to opening it nviator, hopped *?ff nt c audetiec their respective flights to Eur­ Tho break of the St. FrandSi" j where prevalent a few days ugo. J. C. Bills Jr.. D. D. Fev; isud V. llnughertv on the floor of the party's best orators will campaign the campaign bus not been deter­ at 9:10 A. M. today for Bergen, ope today. River levee followed another bt and which even crept into the ar­ T. Peters ns trustees. Mr. Few re­ (inroutc for the Arctic to join the Min* Imrl'iMt and lu-r compan­ in the levee of tho White River Senate. He said Senator More* pnrty’H beat orators will campaign mined. This probably will lie gument which the agriculturist's ceived Cl votes. Mr. Bills 50 and International relief expedition ion*, Wilmer StulU and I jju Gor­ of INew , * * f 1(11) IV I 111 V ’ W Hnmoshire. ................................... "opposed l ' ' near Newport, Ark., where more worked out ut the political par­ lipokesman uaed befoie the enliven- Mr. Peters fd*. The remainder or |nvpltlKat(nnB of ,h. rri.„,.s "that In every city o f any size in the searching for Gen. Nobilo and Id* don, liave not yet tleciilrd whotlicr than 100 fmr.ilie# were mado lioina*,^' suite In un effort to wn ithe leys here next week. Ition itself in the plntfo.m fight, fellow explorers. tHoy will uUcmi l to fly to the less by thp swollen water*. were polled as f'.’ ,"'Vn'; |Imve been commit ' state for the national ticket. Apparently Hoover will remain ■had virtuully nil died out today. Commander Gtiilb.aud was ar Azure* or to Ireland. They will Mrs. Endor Curlctt 4, H°>< 1mnlofactors.M Even Mrs. Mabel It was hoped the levee In the j I The responsible leaders of the 10, nnd Endoi Curlctt, K. ID bit- Wa,kep willebrandD the assist­ IUcauso Mills wus one or tin- in Washington for two weeks or compnnlcd by Lieut. Do Guver- tort the tri-mutored monoplane [parte believe that Curtis' imminn- bee nnd ID H. l'nttlshall one each. ant Attorney General, v.-as re- first leaders in New York to come a month, according to his secre­ vlllo, radio opemtor \ oilotto nnd Friendship today with sufficient White River would relieve tlio prc.« (Continucd on page three.) out for Hoover months ago, and taries. It must In- determined bc- mechanic Brnty. He expects to fuel aboard to tukt? them saftily r.ure ngnlnst other levees furthe.” , Forty-two votes were pollcsl for (Continued on page 7.) Bouth. but enginrer* said th* flood (Coiitinued on page three.) because he stood by his guns 10-mlll tax, six for eight mills, one pick up Capt. Roald Amdndscn, to Ireland. If the plane will rise waters would return to the Wh<l» ; even nt thp price of being denied DINDY TO GET HONOR !,otod Norwegian polar explorer at under the heavy nurden they for six ami one »or one. Hirer a few mile, south. Four tho honor of representing New lirrgini to aid in directing tlio ie- prcbnldy will fly there. towns are In the path of the rag»j LOSES NECKLACE York on the Resolution Committee, ROOSEVKDT FIEDD. N. \.. Miss Boll "lid her crciv. Cap­ ing Whito River water*. They . lief work. it is generally believed he will lm line lfl.— <IN S )— Col. Charles A. tains Oliver i.o Boutlllier aivl If a Htrcteh of open water can LONDON. June 1(1.— (IN S )— Tuptlo, Auvcrne, Shoffner and awarded tho post of Secretary of |Lindl«jrgh tool: o ff fron» Boose- Fannie he found near tho ice field when) Artliur Arglea, paid n vi.it to Weldon. Ward, the ctcrnslly tho Treasury in the vent of tit, I„ D, today on his way to rethe Nobile party t?ok refuge, tins place yesterday nnd received youthful stage star lost u f60,000 A 60 foul section of the 17 rail# five another honorary degree. Hoover's election. Guilhnud will try to pick up the a great welcome. They announced iuvee gave way, und thb gap diamond necklace while enrouto [This time It will ho at the UnivcrKiwunis they will start their flight in the Arrnngemer)ts for the irfiitfCCA and rnrny ihom buck to | | I t i l L I t I) llio i / , . ^ i from New York aboard the liner constantly growing lorrer. More , [slty of Wisconsin, where Iitfl* Tin? final outcome of tlio rare King's Buy. Guilhnud is flying a Columbia as soon as the weather Bercngnriu, she revealed upon Club's annual ladles' night enterthan u bulf million acre# of lanu rrgh once wus n student. IVesitciument were completed to<lay permitted. for sheriff of Seminole County hydroplane of the l-n'.hum type her arrival here from Southampdrained by the White River and It# Ident Glenn Frnnk will make the is to be determined Monday morn­ powered with two 600 bora* power The necklace, Bho said, dis- by the committee, which an­ tributaries have besn Inundated.* |l'rescntation Monday, when Dind- ton. nounced that the affair will be ing when tho county canvassing motors. appeared from her jewel cose HELEN WILDS WINS Heavy rains of the past fu tf; |h<rgh is due to 1nnd nt Madison, under mysterious circumstances. staged Monday night, at the hoard nnd clerks and inspector# weeks have made tho Whito, Cacb*,-.: IWis., after n single stop over in Ha tel Forrest lake and will be­ o f #lx precincts will gather #t Cunnrd officials are investigating. WIMBLEDON, Eng.. June 10.— Black, St. Francis and Little Red ] |iV|ffaln. gin at 8 o'clock. Edward F. lainc tho court house to recount the SUPERIOR, Wls., June Hi. H N S )— Miss Helen Wills, the River rearh flootl proportions.-R« will servo ns master of cere­ votes in accordance with a court fugees have been trunpinc — (IN S )— A Minlling sun at Cedar California tennis star, again monies. order issued in connection with , lashed hrr way to victory this tlio town# o f Clarendon and N* Tho program includes dinner Island I#»dge vrrsu# a #U-ndy rain mnndnmus proceedings brought ----- , port where tho levrea with* afternoon In tho Wightman Tenfollowed by dancing. During the in Superior gav0 President C ><d- by Sheriff C. M. Hand. __ ^up matches, defeating Miss the disastrous floods o f 1927. dinner the following numbers •idge n valid exebse today to defer Ballots cast in precinct one nf ills Initial visit to the temporary Eileen Bennett, of England, 6-3, Newport leveo* were being will be given: Sanford nnd those o f Paola, (Continued cn pag* three. executive offices and devote him­ A LB A N Y, N. Y.. June 10 — 0- 2 . Vocal *olo— Katherine BuhrOviedo, Geneva, Chuluota and self to a Saturday o f fishing. bid for his services, the Giants (IN S )—Semilii:' Tom Heflin of man. , • Friends land ndmlter* of Ben nal.liing him for |26,000. Gabrieli# will he recounted. Of He wss up early completing I*iono boIo—George Brockhahn. the 27 officials mentioned In tho Alnhnma. today hnd assurance I Cantwell, formof pitching' He reported immediately to the Vocal selection.— Mrs. George yesterday's cursory survey of the petition of Sheriff Hand 22 have thnt ho would speak nt Ilurstvllle. hhf Sanford nnd Jacksonville hfl®*- New York team end was given an Brockhahn. elaborate Brule River camp, and been .ervrd with summon, to neu* here, next Sunday, without * Bt I kill teams, will be interested td <#rly tryout. Although used most­ Violin sqlo, Hnrve Clemens. when word woe- phoned in that appear on Monday. The other five f e * of interruption or interfer­ Address, "Vision." Rev. Frank Superior waa apparently in for a were absent from the county, it ence. In fact lie will huve police birn that hs has been traded by ly In • relief role, Cantwril hurlM. Msrler, pastor of the Cliristaln day of solid rain, the fishing de­ was stated. protection. »ho New York Giants to tlu? Bos­ cision was quickly mode. The fact WASHINGTON. June 16 farm crop surplus, added, t Tho following order t/> Major ton I,raves in a deal that was an­ inaU in succession during * Tlio recount follows the filing ever, that “ In tho meantime that tho city and Cedar Iriond Kiwanl# __(IN S )— Following a conference members of John A. Warner, superintendent Songs, nounced last night. thickest of the pennant fight lost Club. I<odge are eeparated by the divide o f a petition alleging Irregulerl- of state police, was issued by Gov­ with Herbert Hoover, Itcpubllrar at thu curliest possible date, Cantwell goe* to the Braves Mrs. could be counted on to keep the tics and inaccuracies in tho tabu­ ernor Al Smith, whom Heflin hu-t presidi’iitial nominee, today Sena­ should do nil that, la Vocal duet. Mr. . nml |slung with ,two other pitchers and yrar rain away from his end of the, lation of tho returns In Inst attacked verlmlly numerous times: tor McNary (It ) of Oregon, co iegUlutRcly to remove as In going t0 Boston, Big B*" 1 re Drockhnhn. • catcher In exchange for week'# primary. On the faro of al depression which has weak InUmkt(onft] president'# raw- summer ostabtUhmepL Joint his former field c.plain, "Announcement ha. been 1110*10 author of the McNary Hauge: Kenowlch, one of the mainstays of Roger. Hornsby, who was recently official count announced by the the whole economic itructura," Col. E. W. Starling, nssbtant Farm Relief Bill, declared that hi sage, by Judge James G. Sharon. that Senator Heflin o f Alabama 'hr Boston hilrling roros. "Bltf named manager of the Bra%” ; Admitting that-ho still stood . sympathetic chief of tho Whito House Secret cqnvaaaing hoard on Juno 8, J. is to speak liny Fox is chairman ^of the Ainany County. 1 oumjf. Ii n had found Hoover apeak in Albany •bn", os he waa familiarly known Hornsby has injected a new spirit F. McClelland wn. elected by the McNary-Haugen Bill, Mcl Service, who has been in the north menu committee and C. E. May* is our duty to take*- every reason- nml anxious Jo relievo thu ULstrcsi lo fans all over tho Florida State said that honest differences woods for the post two week# ac­ 10 vote, over the IncumUrpH. able meusuri' to assure him his of thv farm population.' into the Braves and h»* " ,nd£ ers head of the decoration com­ League und Southeastern circuit, T h i Sheriff’s petition wns filed climating himself and making ar­ oral profitable trade. w^creby "The agricultural plsnk In th» opinion have prevented hs» been with the Giants since .ecured George Sister from the mittee. 8. * M. Lloyd, president rangement* for the presidential with Judge Wgllnc# W. Wright constitutional right to free speech. Republican platform commit* *the rcction of the situation of the club, also assisted with J***. year when he Joined them in Senators snd lis te r Brii from the on Thursday of thi. week and the I therefore direct you to «fe to it putty to the enactment of legists- application of an upprppriat advent, accompanied Mr. CooHdg* the arrangements. aid-season. court Immediately granted an that he nnd his meeting, nre fuly tinn thnt will plnce agriculture on cf feet ivo' rc mt-dy. Cards. Ixxal fans believe Cantwell on the fishln'r expedition. protected nnd that all who desire , Cantwell Is a University of Ten"Hotvovcr, the re Mr*. Coolldge meanwhile con­ alternative writ of mandamus, L> hear him .hull bo enabled to do n bad* of economic equality with RHODES DIES will welcome ‘ V ^ a s l S * 1Besseo product. He was a msln- he ordering to tho poll official* to tome measure o f relief, U l wn. known to have considerably tinue* to resL Although • she is Industry," McNary .aid. "The to without interference. *L«y of the 8anford team in 1920 admiration for Hornsby I have pmple confidence that 11 perative a .to warrant th* 1 d ATI.A N TA , June 16.-(IN S > — steadily improving Colonel Jnmce proceed with the recount or ap­ " I ask th* people of New York 'Then the Celery Feds copped botl? iVtter ls O ^ .t o hartsUljrn a gre.t pear before the judge to Hibw F. Coupal, the White House phy-. party must keep thU pledge and tion that differeheea of A. G. Rhodes, at one time head "•Ives ochedule. He went "Mves of the acheduie. w m i to u. l tcd hurler. cause why »ueb action .hould not !o cooperate with the Governor in might be composed siclan deemed it best that she sub­ Jacksonville t a r . by waiver fancy to Urn el, g*f Br, ves of three Southern chain furni­ mit to a few more days of complete be followed. It was indicated to­ offering to Abe Senator o f a .later McNary! polntihg out that the ground found for ture store* ated today at his P"d l„ 1»27 ertabtl.hed bimrelf a . >uff# c . ntw.H l. expected Bret, day that there will he no objec­ ttate full opportunity to .a y a n » time is not far distant when the greszional action," residence here “where bo has l.'cn relaxation. Miss Mildred | •«e of the outatanding minor leation to the recount by Mr. Mc­ rlilng tint ho desires without inter­ country will consume It* entire dared. navy nurse, la on hand to minister to become a par ruption or discourtesy.” hurlera In the country. H* formonce. will be followed with In ill health for three or four to her wjutts. Clelland, __ ■sde such an tmpraaalph with big much Interest by Sanford fano. > '••«. ____________ . “ aw# scouts that aevtral teama NEW YORK TO BEtU.O.P. CHIEFTAINS S « K 2 J L f FORREPUBLICAN HOOVER W N K S f r S S S S S S * £ P ro g ram F or Ladies Night IsAitnounced By LoealKiwanians Recount Of Ballots In Sheriff C o n te s t To BeMadeMonday President S u rv e y s Q uarters And Then Tries Fishing Luck New York Assures Heflin P r o t e c t i o n For Public ^^CCtinjjC Big Cantwell Goes To Boston In Deal al Betw iJel een B rav es And The Giants McNary Declares H e Found Hoover Anxious To Relieve Farm Distn i-: rn r •: 9: v k .A t«i ;s'/ 1 « �:> .V *■+* ? f r . !■) t ,V*?*0. —a■ ■ ,v ; ; a r u a i I rYFEDS W IN !Numerous M a jo r League 1 S T OF SERIES Deals Rum ored A s Trade I . * Season nils Collect 15 Hits For 13 Runs O ff Two H urley; Barron, 4Keith And CnsscUs •Do Mound Work For Feds ■'’ Collecting a lolml of 16 hits for • 1,1 run*, the Celery Feds hnd little fflculty in annexing the first game yesterday with the West If«lm Beach Sheriffs. The fin d cfiunt was 16 to 7. Bonner nnd ^ « o e a did the hurling for Palm •^/Sch while Barron', Keith and Cossets were in the hox for the locals. v . •Palm Beach scored two in the third to draw first blood, added another in the fifth and went on a rampage in the seventh to col­ lect four tallies. This was the Sheriff’s final effort nnd the * 'locals proceeded with the Job of plastering the visitors with nunr erous hits and runs. . Three hits, two walk* nnd an ■ error netted five markers in the fourth frame and Cecil Beck ad­ ded another tally in tbs’ sixth. In the seventh Sanford added five more to its total. JFrlsble singled nnd Hcwoll fanned! Barnes and Wade walked to fill the bases. Wnllnce singled; bringing , ih Frisbic nnd Barnes. Beck ... singled and Wade tallied. Wallace ;• countered on Johnny Parks' onc. ' time blow to left and Beck came In with the last run on an in­ field out. ' SgV * In .the eighth.Fri§bie anA.How“ * 'ell hit safely. Barnes and Wade each hit sacrifices. W allace *:hit a bounder to Ccrcsi, who mis­ ju d ged-it and the final, two markers were shoved across the platter. • . Yesterday's contest was preced­ ed by a short field dny program which consisted of baseball ex­ orcises, fungo hitting, base run­ ning and throwing. Johnny Parks, bed catcher, won tne fungo hitlng contest nnd Frir.bie, was warded n prize for scoring the first run in the game. Jackson nnd’ 'F d d ie Wade divided two handsome prizes given by local concerns for the fastest bascrunIting. Masqn, second baseman of tho visiting dab won the prize for the longest threw from center field towunl the plate. Parks also tho most nr* icond base. W. P. Bch r h po H r o 1 2 4 i Buckles, ss 2 2 ti 0 t Burke. 11) . . 0 l 1 0 p Holder, rf 1 0 5 2 0 ■Barge, c ....... ogon, If J 1 2 0 p eaalcy, cf 1 l 2 0 0 Ccrisi, Jib 4m 0 •# 1 0 «) 0 (I 3 •» 0 Mason, 2b 0 0 0 1 0 Bonner, p 0 (1 0 0 0 Laurens x ... V. E 8 7 ner i* 0 a t •> •1 •» 3 0 Totnls .x—Batted for Sanford McConnell, 2b Frl&jio, uk Hicwcll, rf ; Barnes lb .. U . Wade, cf .. Wallace, .1b Beck, I f Parks, c .. 1* 24 11 iii 7t h. li po a 1 •1 .i 3 2 3 •1 3 0 0 5 0 ll O 0 I •> 1 3 4 0 2 SI 1 •li1 t 0 0 0 (1 0 1 0 0 * 7 * .. t o . 1 0 . . l 0 r •; ' Closes By Bavjs J, Walsh International Newa Service • Sports Editor NEW YORK, Juno 15.— (IN S )— A fter due inquiry, I am able to­ day to confirm without reserva­ tion stories in circulation here con­ cerning professional Incompatibil­ ity. between Glenn Wright, star shortstop, and tho Pittsburg*’ Clqb. These stories arc absolutely right— up to a certain point. A year ago the player was called up on the oil cloth and informed that ho must be a very good boy in the future or ho would bear no more i bout the adventure o f Topsy atuT Uncle Robert. Terrified by the threat, the young man was rcduce.1 to groveling submission forthwith. His subsequent behavior hns boon exemplary, they say, which made .. inexpedient for Dome Bush, man­ ager of the ball club, to admit that such a situation ever hnd arisen i 1 the first place. Now it is necessary for Bush to admit that Wright was not to be traded to the Chica­ go Cubs by midnight, ns allegations would have hnd it. Joe McCarthy is not giving nwny infieldcrs these <!nys and I don’t blame him a bit, either. Nobody will take the kind be hns. The Wright business canfe to a toad today largely because trades will be taboo by midnight, when the majpr league deadline for J.b" ••■casdn becomes, bffcctivc,.‘ Thc fact has led to all kinds of undercover nclivities*including the placing of Virgil Barnes on the counter Lv the Ginnts nnd the prospect of trades developing between the P ir ­ ates and the Phillies and the Card­ inals and Braves. Cush says lie naturally is satistied with nnv dub that can linvo upward of 15 players out of a ■inn nt one tin e or nnotlier, nnd till remain within striking dis•nnce r.f the pace. And now that nost of the hoys arc beginning ti. icep timidly out from under thrir plir.ts and cold compresses ho thinks the club can’t miss—and won't. However, they nay lie is trying to get pitcher Hub Pruett, Babe Ruth's fuvn.-itc, nnd Fred Ix*nch, ho outfielder, from the Phillies in i xrhnnge for outfielder Brickell nnd Joe Dawson, pitcher. Dawson cost the Pirates $25,000, innkinc him owe the club about $2-1,78.1.15. Hoi nsliy’- flair for Ilia fori Harvon. p Keith, p ( ’uxrellx, p . ID AY, JUNE IS, 1528 ^ <1 0 I 0 II 1) It 1 1) Totlllx 30 13 15 2!7 9 I W. P. Itch. 002 Dilii till)Sanford __ 000 501 52x— 1.1 Tw.i-hasc hits, Uerisi. Double plays, Mason tu Burke. Stolen lmr.es, Burke. Sacrifice hits. Holder, Large, V.'ndc, Barnes. Hit by pitcher, by Bonm r (Keith i. on balls, o ff Uqnrier 2. Jt lies 2. Barron 3, Keith 3. Cassells 2. Struck out by IJon ner 2. Barron .1, Keith 2. Cassels 1. Winning pitcher, Cassells. Los­ ing pitcher, Jones. Time, 2:13. Umpires, I.ohr ami Collins. j f- *• . Tonight St. I.ouis l»oy friends might lead to something in connection with Tammy Thevonow, according to reports. These mention Eddie Far­ rell, shortMop, and a couple of pitchers ah being concerned in the Boston end, which 'seems like a great plenty ifof an infieldor now sitting very skilfully on the bench. S T A N D IN G F L d n ib x ‘s t a t e l e a g u e W L Pet. St. Petersburg ........ .11 15 .‘,07-1 Orlnndo .... 27 17 .014 West Palm Beach .... 23 21 .52.1 Daytona Bench ........ 20 25 .441 SANFORD ............. 18 25 .419 Miami ............. 1G 29 .350 N A T IO N A L LEAGUE W L Cincinnati ......... ...... 30 22* St. Louis ..... . ..*... 34 21 New York ....... ...... 28 22 Chicago ............ 31 26 Brooklyn ........... 25 Pittsburgh ........ .... 25 28 Boston ............ .... 18 32 Philadelphia .... ..... 11 36 Pet. .021 .618 .500 .564 .528 .472 .300 .231 AM E RIC AN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York ......... ...... 42 10 •TOP Philadelphia ..... ..... 32 19 .021 St. Louis .......... ..... 28 27 .500 Cleveland ........ . ..... 25 29 .46.1 M iami-Star H a n d s B A S E B A L L f a c t s Islanders Trounce Cardinals Coi Orlando F i v e H i t s YE S TE R D AY’S HOME RUNS St; Petettb nr gByf Straight T i Player And Club Ycs’day Sea. T i l S c o r e O f 1 5 t o 5 N earer TheR edlegs •And Wins S h u t o u t Haley, Cardinal* 1 ' — — .i/'-’ d *r Orlnndo, June 16.—Preserfllng a team o f new faces, Miami took tho first of- the series from Orlando nt Tinker Field yester­ day afternoon, 3 to 0, under the personal supervision o f “ L e fty " Wctsell. Aside from hurling nn nirtlght game, “ L e fty" hnd a per­ fect day at bat g a tin g four singles in as many trips to the plrte anil scoring what proved to bo the winning run in a great ninth inning rally. * For eight fast innings, Wctsell nnd ‘‘Red’’ Sweeney waged as pretty n pitcher’s duel as has hcoji seen on the local lot this season, but in the ninth the Hustlers rallied ns 'the Colt de­ fense cracked and pushed over three runs for a shutout victory Miami ah r h po n e Brown, 2b _____ 4 ll 2 0 1 0 ■ la '" t ... Burdinc, cf ... ...5 0 2 4 0 Mcrris, rf .. . 5 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 1 0 Dcder, ss .... ...3 0 0 0 3 Allen, Ih ..... ....4 0 0 9 1 Larin, c ..4 0 1 G 0 Wctsell, p ..... ....4 1 4 0 3 _ _ Totals 37 3 10 27 10 nh r h po n Orlnndo .3 0 0 1 5 Chauncey, 2b Cox, £f ____ ....4 0 L 3 0 Abrams, lb ,. ...8 0 0 10 1 Kirby, I f . .3 0 1 1 0 Edmondson, rf .4 0 0 2 0 Lohrmnnn, 3b r...4 0 2 2 1 Viau, ss ____ . ’.3 0 0 1 “3 Detroit 22 Boston - v v -< c *% W Chicago ........ ...™7.7. 20 SOUTHEASTERN Pensncoln ...... ......... Montgomery ... ......... Jacksonville Albany .......... ..... . T a m p a ......... ... Savannah ...... ........ Columbus ......... Sclntu ........ ... ....... .t ■ .400 Sweeney, p - —...3 -0 C .303 .377 Totnls 31 0 5 27 12 !’ Miami ............... 000 000 003— .1 LEAGUE Orlnndo ________ 000 000 000—0 W 1, Pet. Runs halted in. Crowe, B u r 45 21 .G82 dtne. Sacrifices, Brown, Abrams 39 27 .591 Viau. Double, play. Allen to 35 31 .530 Brown. Struck out by Wctsell 5 33 30 .524 Sweeney 5. Bases on halls o ff 33 33 .492 Wctsell 1, Sweeney 2. Wild pitch 27 33 .460 Sweeney. Left on bases, Miami 23 32 .418 10, Orlando 7. Umpires, Wcnvei 21 40 .341 and Moore. Time, 1:47. ' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W L Pet Birmingham ....... 11 22 .06» Memphis .... 35 20 .571 New Orleans ........ 33 2G .559 Mobile ........... ..... 33 29 ,f>32 Nashville 28 33 .459 Atlanta 25 35 .417 ChutUinoogn 211 39 .100 Little Rock . 23 37 .281 Laxzcri, Yankees 1 6 Bornhart, Pittsburgh 1 * 4 Hogan, Gionls 1 3 Bresrirr, Brooklyn 1 lv The Icadcra: RUth 23, Gcbrig 15, Hornsby 13, Bottomlry 12. Bis»onctte 12. ■League totals: Natior.nl 230 . .. American 201 Leading Major League III,Iters N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Player And Club ‘ 1• G Ah RII Pet. Callaghan, Cincinnati , 37 105 10 45 .421' Hornsby, Boston 49 172 43 71 .413 Grantham, Pittsburgh ^ . 39 139 20 54 .391 Picinich, Cincinnati 40 129 14 19 .330 Douthit, St. Louis _ 56 242 47 91 .370 Leader a year ago today, Har­ ris, Pittsburgh .441. AM ERICAN LEAG UE Player And Club G Ah R II Pet. Goslin, Washington 37 110 23 47 .427 Lnzzcri, New York 45 107 30 02 .307 Gehrig, New York 52 195 53 71 .304 Reeves, .Washington „ 29 109 15 39 .359 -Krcss/ffc-LoVls.......... 51 182 39 01 .352 Leader a year ugo totfny, E. Miller, St. Louis .4040. ^ TH E DIG FIVE P la yer'Add Club— .----^ *— ~»— G i b ' n - fr? nr re p Hornsby, Brnvcs 49 172 43 71 13 .413 Gehrig, Yankees 52 195 53 71 15 .301 Ruth, Yankees 52 175 GO 58 23 .331 D A Y TO N A BEACH, Juno If..— (Special)— The Islanders secured 23 hits ott tho comblhed offerings of Cassares and Hawkins, who was pitching his second •-day in sueswaion yesterday and copped the opening gome o f the series, 15 to 5. Tho Islanders opened up on Cassares in the first inning which combined with his only' wiidpo.is sent him to.tlic showers.' HaWklrs went-the nine inning route hut his arm was weak. Score: St. Bcter?bt(rg : :II i ” ' ab h pp e. n o Kirkwood, r f 5 Welch, 2l> 3 Jrq» 6 1* 0 0 Drown, c f ........ 3 1 1 1 McHenry, If ..... 3 Bingham, ss ..... 5 ( 2 1 2 7 Cobb, c ............ 5 0 1 5 0 0 Stuart, lb ........ 4 0 1 11 1 0 Doyle, 3b .......... 3 0 2 0 2 1 Cnssnrer, p ..... .’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hawkins, p ____ 4 G 0 0 3 3 Domingo, x ____ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals . .......30 6 10 2414 x— batted for Hawkins In 0th. a Daytona Beach ah r h po a Toppino, ss ...... 3 2 . 1 2 2 Mcsscner, 2b .... 5 3 4 3 3 Graff, 3b .......... 0 2 2 2 2 Wycollis, cf ..... 4 3 4 2 0 Scholls, r f ........ , 6 2 4 2 0 Miller, if ...;.... 7. 4 1 1 2 0 Baxter, lb ......... 5 1 3 10 0 Hayworth, c ..... 5 1 2 4 0 Frazee! p ....... 2 0__^1 _0 1 vcrLio, p ......o _ r r & 0 p 5 e 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 J) Totnls ............42 15 23 27 8 2 St. Petersburg .... 100 031 000— 5 Daytona Beach .... 002 210 22x— 15 Two-base hits, Baxter, Stuart, Verhle, Scholls. Three-bnse hit, Wycollis. Sacrifice hits, Wycollis, Miller, Frnzec. Wild Pitched, F i e ­ rce, 2, Hnwkins. Bases on balls, kdirn 2; Pensacola 1. SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAG U E tsff Frnzec 0, o ff Vcrble 2, o ff CasSpartanburg 7-3; Greenville 4-9. tares o ff Hawkins 2. Strike outs Knoxville 5-4; ‘Asheville G-5 (first bj* Frazee 2, by Verbie 1, by Hawtome 14 innings). l:ins 4. Losing pitcher, Cassares. Columbia 2-1; Macon 4-4. Winning pitcher, Frazcc. Umpir-s, Kelly and Raphun. Time, 2:38. “ hnrlotte 0-0;" Augusta 3-1. Boston 4; Chicago 5. Philadelphia 9; Cleveland 8. Washington 8; Detroit 3. Now York 4; St. Louis 3. N A T IO N A L LEAG UE Pittsburgh 4; New York 3 (11 in­ nings). Chicago 7: Brooklyn 3. St. Louis 3; Boston 2. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, rain. AM E RIC AN ASSOCIATION LAK E -O RAN G E LEAGUE St. Paul 2; Toledo 3. (End of first half.) Minneapolis 4; Columbus G. W l. Milwaukee G; Indianapolis 3. Mount Dora 11 .1 .78'. 1 Kansas rity 7; I/>iiisvillc 8 '15 inOroi e Pi 1 .7141 lings, second game postponed al­ low Louisville eatch train). Winter (Jnnlrn 7 , 7 .509 IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE .Winter Par!; .... G 8 .42.1 Rochester 7; Jersey City 2, Umatilla .... G 8 .429 Montreal 5-2; Newaik 9-3. ( T ‘1Mlolit 1 1(1 .3Si! Buffalo 0; Reading 3 (called Gth. . :t 11 .211 rain). A; opi.a Toronto rt Baltimore, ruin. S<»l i'll HR N ASSOC1ATION RESULTS Atlanta 5; Memphis t. Birmingham 8; Little Roek 2. FLORIDA ST A T E I.E AGUE Mobile-New Orleans wet ground* Miami 3; Orlando ll. Only games scheduled. Daytona Beach 15; St. I*elei sbui g SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE SANFORD 13; West Palm Deuel'. Albany 7; Jacksonville 5. Snvnnnuli 4; Tampa 0. *''dun-bus 2; Montgomery .1. AM ERICAN I.EAG UE d ii N E W YORK. Juno 16.— (IN K ) — Only three points behind Cinclnnnti, the St. Louis Cardinals today are poised on- thb National Here Is a bit of infoh League runaway for a non-stop tbat we ure sure will fligh t into first pl&ce. Tho sign ifi­ you a pretty good filani cant feature o f the Red Bird’s Quality Palters of Amt four straight victories over BoaW te 00 wholesale bakers, ton is thst their pitching nccs stltutftig the membershi Alexander and Ilaincs, arc again in tqp-noic)r shape. Haines beat Ihc this oirgaulzation, got ( Braves yesterdby, jY to 2. Rather on a sound plan at Chief HaflieV's third Homer in two start. 11 is a sound plat days-Woolrthe game. Rogers Horns­ cause ih deals with the hi by was ;bsnlshcd fo r protesting u element, and that means decision and'the fans showered ^he offending umpire with pop bot­ it I& practical and wort Wc all know thnt if we tles. The left fluid stands nt Breves oh rivals or ctimpctiiorT Field are being set hock and so- would not cct along at called homers hit inta that .terri­ aay more than two fan tory are now held to two-baggers. living under the same „ A crazy boiinco which stretched Adams' single into a triple gave and in the same qunrtenj the' Pirates a 4 to 3 win over the get along without hai frequent jars. Giants in the eloventh. ( •*<♦(•. ,• • • The Cubs finished strong nnd plastered Brooklyn, 7 to 3. The Therefore, wc began os; Brultls are now close -on the heels friendly basis and wilh a| of the Giants. • underatanding, because Aided by Lazscri’s homer with lire strictly co-operative; two on base, Herb Ponnock o f the mutually helpful. Yankees chalked up the tenth M f • • victory, beating the Browns 4 to 3. So wc get along pcacefd The ajjiletlcs nosed out Clcvc- ahd harmoniously. fand, 0 to B. Cochrane ^nd-Jce-Se* rf’ -^ • • • wwl each got four hits. • ' After alt, is not this ihej Boston's Red Sox are hooded for to get itlong anyway, whe the cellar. They lost to t’ie tailIn business cy in our end White Sox. fl to 4. The JSchu. s * contacts?.. toira- tamed th«»-Blfpping Tigers, 1i f. to a. -GiiKJWXSWHnd the Phillies ■What is-the’Aisv 'in wa did nut play. ; ooAnessl Q U IC K S E R V IC E TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage rh w t M l M. VA a. T ' •- - -r•” I L J|P4 H jJ c v e r b e fo re in history w e r e ( ■ ^ ^ S ilv e r o tw ji prices so lowJ Radio Silvertown i Commander **4 ;30x31/i» $7 .60 30x314 $6.50 30x31/. $5.00. Silvertown 31x-4 Radio $13.70 3 1 x 4 Silvertown 32x4 Commiindi-r $11.50 3 1 x 4 Kudio $14.55 3 2 x 4 fl $10.00: Conininndi-r $12.25 3 2 x 4 l'| $10.35 ' Silvertown Radio Commander Silvertown Radio Commander I t •|L !| Radio • •. • 'Big R eductions in Silvertowns and other Goodrich tires! Bathing . 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" . m m • Quality Bakers of \nicd Insist that every iwn must consider first—and ways thereafter—givine public the best possible Ice and never to 'ary Quality Production. -- ---- ■ --- | Prices for other, 33x6.00 18.75 • • 33x6.00 17.30 sizes just as at-,' tractive. !. 1 Silvertown Radio 30x4.50 -10.70 30x4.50 $8.70 Bargains in tubes ^ aJ-73 • We' ore the only member! Quality Bakers of Am* in this territory, and wet mind telling you that .weI very good about i(. It Uj honor that we prize, il to us upon invitntiwn our reputation had been to the acid test. t. t • ') 29x4.40 $9.60 29x4.40 $8.00 29x4.40 $5.95 > 1* I •.* ». Wc were selected, not ne sarily because we thought to occupy a hig place in this section Iham other good baker, hul qualifications were all tned up in one very import Conclusion,, namely. «c found to huve HONEST! TE N T to co-operate fully sincerely with others in der to become a Better “ ing Institution, so that ways we could give the pa the very best Quality ducts and regular liighd and efficient servicemical and intelligent. i r O O d n e it ; Silvertown # I , S- H 1 • 31x5.25 15.50 31x5.25 13.50 30x4.50 $7.10, Suits time in trying to lie frie with people who don’t lo be friendly wilh Don’t quarrel with the just let them alone. M( your cxnmpic will help eventually. ■jidti *; r y • • • You get Quality I’ rod® from us every dnv—not IP dne day and in differen t no*!, but good all the l« This Is an advantage to & you and to us. You can oen'd on us and we cat* nend ojj you,' • • • is .not this the basis for tihuad confidence, touf understanding. nnd steady building of good , What would any bust* amount to anyway, if not gain and hold the f| will and confidence of people it serves every J*‘ �l Z/F The Sanford Herald When Help Is A t Hand Since we are, by means of rndio, able to communicate with General Nobile and his crew of arctic explorers adrift m3 'Ssataead m h n U r im a a tltr w Oetoker 37, 1111, at t l f tH ta tflM somewhere on the trackless ice floes north of Spitzbergen, • al Baatiint. Florida, aadrr art at their plight is made to seem less serious, and somehow it is ^ (:<n>r*u •.( Marrl 0. 1WT._______ difficult to find in people much sympathy for them although ICdltar y ^ n o rx ;*N i» i.. n n \ n __ Maaaaer every day the possibility of their safe return to civilization V'lt. HOW A HI) IllillU I.AllLK K, JU>KM .Siam, (In c HCItnr (becomes less ami loss. . , K U im cn ilTIfW rtATTIS Other adventurous men have made their way Into th.? ll*B Vrnr . ---------------- IT.M \,gl* M ou lin ............................... mysteries of the northland and when they failed to return varFc H u lk * _..... al.TB ;V< .n» Cntvler v«r W n k ...----*0.1.1 at the appointed time, relief expeditions have been des­ ■■■ ; ■ ■ 1 . ■• ’— ,5‘. TIW llrralrt, Knilnrtl'i ploarrr » f " * - patched, but more than likely the explorers were soon given ii|iri, ■«K«crll>ri* l » Ik t lutrraa* up for lost and u feeling of sympathy spread over the whole Innul Nritii Serjrlcr, reintila* fr«ia " ikli (Uiirrlor new* aejaolaatloa country as appropriate ceremonies were performed in their >- In le t) thmi»«u«l w«rtU tlnllf rairr.. Inc all Ihr Iraulnc *%«••!» af the behalf, eveiMhough at the very time the men may have been railrr worts. Tkr H. B. la aa‘S y ra la llr rlflrlfHl la 1‘lurtda and It'a struggling over the barren snows, just as Nobile and his ' ewnnrr of kamllla* alat* » fH » la men are now struggling. nlfhant rtmat. ___________ Because we have established communication with Gen­ Tbp Hrmhl t« a laprobrr at the era! Nobile, we are inclined to feel that he has been saved. a i jUxlll lluiann of f.'lrrnlatlnaa, aa |«in inllonoi \uoplatlaa at Pah- When ns a matter of fact, it is extremely problematical In llakrra. Advertises* and AtrcrIU. IIIn* Altrnla iThlrh require each whether he will ever be rescued at all. As time goes v I'HlilUkrr iirw lu r ta •uhaalt fa a A il PuMOik amllf of anharrlptlan cn, his ice-rnft drifts farther and farther southward, and Ilaik io cnlrr la verity nhaaltitrlr e warm sun incessantly breaking through the mists and i stl clnItu* of rlrrulallaa. n* Well • • logs continually melts the ice and brings closer and closer Ll.i .’ hautal liti*lnr*« melh-.il*. ^ . __ - — ______ the time when there will be nothing left on which he can jB s fiJ S ATU R D AY. JI NK Ifl. stand. jfifj Daily comes the sound of his radio telling of the rapidly iUBI.E VERSE FOR TODAY diminishing provisions, the ,vmost unbearable conditions of trying to live in such slushy surroundings, and Hie suffer­ A W ISE SON— A wise son ings of the men injured in the wreck of jhe "Italia” . It re­ ntaketh a glad father: but a fool­ minds one of the "soundings" which came from the insides ish aon Is the heaviness of his of the sunken hull of the S-l, where a few men left alive af­ mother— Prov. 10:1, . P R A Y E R — 0 Lord, hear my ter the crash with the Paulding, for hours waited for help voice and my supplication and from the rescuers above, and tapped out meager information grant me Thy wisdom. as to their condition and their hopes. Vaguely it reminds us of Floyd Collins who lying for ‘Knysee” is a new name for days far down in his damp dark grave in a Kentucky cave, } . t Kansas City, coined by headline spurred .his reciters on to eyen greater ef&cfo< i. writers, v, ‘ tapped on a pipe which they had-sunk in an e ffo r t to pass y< The Tampa Tribune makes a him. food. It helped to know that lie was alive, but it did him . public request o f Doyle Carlton little good for when ho-was found, like the men on the 8-1, ■not to mn lor the senatetri 1932^ - * . ■ *■ • *, ,_ .~ .x..6v- rarUon wiH dow W ata.bO oo he had bqeh deac| for hours. the ttTffcln at hU new We hope ..that these daily messages-from XIcnerakNobile S l l f e con S drf- •such a- wiUu^.tncoyragem 'cntt to. 1hdsr-Trh^/iirT'tryinp 'to help him and that .they will redouble tKeir efforts, but we also thing. hope that they will arrive before a tragedy has been enacted “ Wo have just learned that Doyle as is so often the case when help is so near und yet so far. t • Carlton has seven brothers. This ’explains everything. How could Fons Hathaway hope to make headway agninst such a fraternity,” writes Jonny T. (J, in the Jackson­ ville Journal. Ask Fons how many brothers he has? —— --- O' ■ • Did you read the Republican platform? For instance, the plank about, indebtedness, "Continued re* duction as rapidly as the law per­ mits.” Certainly no self-respect­ ing government would attempt to ■ reduce dchts any faster than the | law permits. , THE 9ANT0RP HERALD, SANFORD, FLMUP.W SATURDAY, JUNE 16, PACE TWff ~* xPn M Ialtd f f f f y e ltffM M « U t t i is ? - " CaNdap at laafard. P lert' B E * Ut MacaaUa A rta w . Jk J strong political Influence— tho Tampa Tribune, the Tampa Times tho Miami Herald and the Miami Nows. Of these threo were Carlton supporters, the- Miami Herald being the lone exception. From the day the campaign opened untill the day It ended, the Tampa Tribune, the Tamp* Times and the Miami News devot­ ed their 1damns to ft single pur* pom— to breaking down the splen­ did reputation which Dr. Hatha­ way enjoyed as nn educator end n road builder. Having a wide circulation, being capable edited and versed in political warfare, they caused many voter, to arrive at the hasty conclusion that the road department was undermined with graft, fo r the voter was not inclined to stop and fthink that until the cam­ paign opened these same papers had been loudest in their praise of the mad department nnd its chairman. The very nature o f the cam­ paign—one of. destruction—waa such that ihe three large dallies, with their huge number o f readers could circulate campaign canards feater than Dr. Hathaway could refute them. The public mind was poisoned to an extent to affect the ultimntc result. The Miami Herald did valiant Service in presenting the true facts t i the voters. But ns its clrcu. latisn is confined tu one populous center the effect waa not farreaching. A t Jacksonville, Hathaway rcteived the support of the Journal, which Is politically unlnflucntial. He was also Accorded the courtesy o f spaco In tho Timcs-Union, but did not receive its endorsement. Fiom the newspaper standpoint it war. largely tho smaller dailies uk;iiiiBt the Inrger dailies. That the race was close may be accept­ ed ns a decision in favor o f neither, neither. Catts, on the other hand, with newspaper to back him, hBd al­ ready been made by the press. His name waa a household word. To his holdover vote o f past cam­ paigns was added tho vote gained in those centers where race-track gambling was popular. The press, in combatting this influence, gave him publicity that ho needed and sought.— Pnlntka News. The News' alibi like other nlibis that hai> been written and spoken Is an alibi and nothing (da*. It cavEsa 0 smile to suffuse our countenance when we think o f the Herculean efforts put forth l y the Tallahassee News, Marianna Floridan, Lake City Reporter Bradenton Herald. Gainesville Sun, Palatka News. DcLand News, Ki. mmmee Valley Coiette, T im ev Unicn, Jacksonville Journal, OrIrndo Sentinel, Sarasota Doruia u half d^ten papor* In the F.vergladcs section, the Fort M ycr Press, Fort Myres News, several small pupers In Miami, Ihe Miami Herald included, Sanford Signal, Key West Call, a string of week­ lies in west Florida, Pensacola Journal, St. Augustine Record Titusville Advocate, Wllliston Sun, Punta Gorda Herald and a score o f other papers thnt do not come to the Star's exchange table. All o f these papers are supposed to hove sonm Influence In the field In which they circulate. Their edi­ torial and advertising columns were filled daily with Hathaway cam­ paign propaganda and It was ut­ terly impossihlo for the Tampa and Miami papers-to ranch onetenth of their readers. It is well known thnt the Times-Union has n large circulation In west Florida and that neither the Tam­ pa papers nor tho Miami News attempt to covur that field but the Times-Union, like Us contem­ porary the Journal, has no polit­ ical Influence. Those "B oy’s Site, 0 % " cartoons that A. K. Taylor used to draw fo r Dixie when Claude L ’Engle was in politics ore remembered by thousands of Flo­ rida voters. Hathaway not only had the prfcss o f the atate be­ hind him but tho pob presses were working overtime on his pripa* gando, though it was practically worthless. When the road chnlrmun hocked o ff from Carlton’s chnJlango he dropped his candy and that's al! there is to it, • Elton J. Moughtl Architect ! First Natl Bank ] Sanford, i’|a. TOS Q U IC K SERVk transfer Hatting, Crating Bhlppj, and 8lori| i ln ijt |^| Pfcm# 666 McLauling e n g r a v in g Cures Chilli and Fever, In­ termittent; Remittent and Bllloaa Fever due tc Malaria. Diamond Mountint Jnwelera-Optoraftrlit 41 Watch Repairing -.3 .... •— . t-- o- The Man Am! The Mule Poultry rrogroFK is rrsponsiblf1 f< r Ib is {dory which to our mind contains sonif pretty good philosophy. Wo reproduce it hen* because \vc know many of our readers have been in the same boat and have thought the same thoughts, even though they may not have expressed them. Over a hill a man trailed behind a mule drawing a Dixie plow. Together they formed a sort of radio. Rope lines connected the two and the clod-hopper was the broadcast­ ing station. "Bill you are a mule, the son of a jackass, and I’m a man made in the image of God. Yet here we work hitched : h . We are -----0-----glad to know that our together year in and year out: I often wonder if you i newspaper friend. Howard Sharp work for me or I for von. Sometimes’ I think this is* n rtniftf tho ‘‘ Everglades News” defeat- partnership between a mule and a fool. For surely I work t J. Catts. Jr., for the leg­ ed Sidnoy !• the hardest of the two. Plowing here we cover the same islature. Mr. Sharp is a pleasing Tslai but vou do it on four legs and I on ~two. Ro. It' ?’. - Convincing speaker, a prolific writ- 1distance, " it T Cnic f ' Wr it * and looks like Clarence Budlng- • HUithomnl ic:ill>v speaking. 1 dn Iwire ns much work per leg '* /--rr-T H f t - ; ton Kcllnnd in the face.— I^rsbyrg as you 'in. Commercial. D itto.’ ’ “ Soon we’ll !><• preparing for a corn crop. When tlie --------o----- -(Top is liar Vostod, I give one-third to thp InnHlnH for lie-1 It must have been n kind uf n ling kind enough to h i me use this corner of God’s unlkick in the teeth for T. .1. Ajiplej ! yard, who aerounred his candidacy verse. The other third goes to you. and what ia left is " { for Governor, then withdrew, and my share. But while vou consume all vour third with the ■J ran for riclcgute to the Democrat i<: exception <ri a few cdis. 1 divide my third Between seven | convention to gel defeated. Uy the children, six hens, two ducks and a hanker. Bill, you are j way, Applcyurd u delegule in ] g e tt in g Hu hrsi o| me; i| ain't fair for just a mule, the 1924. At that time he disregarded Mm of ;t jackass, to rob a man. tho lord of creation, of his his constituents' instructions '.<• And come D> think about jt, you on ly lu>lp to fote for McAdoo and jumped to substance. Si} l ■ rot cultivate the ground. After that. ] cut. shock and husk tlston. i f-■" 1 -----„ — it. while you look over the pasture fence and ha. ha, at me. if,‘ _ We are uoe.id-1 ! vgiuniug to reAH fall and pa it oj l he tv inter, the whole family, (I deivo campnign propaganda from 111,1,1 g'<inn.\ down to the baby, picked col Ion to help raise »*•* the Republican candidate lor gov money to buy a new set of harness, and pay interest on •j trnor. It'a too bad. Howey is al1 ‘ , most a good enough man to be a the mortgage on you. And by the way, what do you care It doesn't worry you any. Not a f. Democrat, but he'M never be elect­ uhout that mortgage? ed governor on a Republican plat­ dai n bit. ^ on leave that to me, you ungrateful onery cuss. form, or whatever it is Rcpubli"About the only time where I’m your better is on - 1* can* in Florida run on. election day, for I can vote and you can’t. But if I ever --------o-------vet any more out of politics than vou do I can’t see where In Miamn, the editor of T. N. T. it is." Sanford’s G reatest DOLLAR fi , ^ .^ Jr'-' (The Naked Truth) was arrested on election day for publishing last minute defamatory charges. It appear:* that editors ot purely po­ TA M PA TRIB U N E litical organs frequently dn not f t know the law.— Sanford Herald. If It was well known |„ tbp close mounting popularity, of the gla­ He published the truth, he needn't worry about the law.—Palm Beach personal friends of the late W il­ mour, if we may so term it, which ■J Independent. Chances are, be liam Jennings Bryun that he cher­ attended her political venture and ished the ambition to end his days paused voters in the Fourth Dis­ didn't;—it was.a Catts' paper. as a United States Senator from trict to feel that there would be A Chicago grand jury renamed Florida. He began his public car­ something of romance, of poetic one hundred and one persons in u eer as n Representative in Con­ justice, in sending her to Con* awesping indictment against a rum gress from Nebraska, the home gross. A great many, also, comi• ■ rfng which was reputed to be inak- of his youthful choice. His desire Hered the added prominence and ing five million dollars annually. was to close his career as a rep- advertising which Florida would later home enjoy by having this daughter of J,:Most of those indicted will doubt- reaerttative of his l*sa be released. A few will have state in the upper house of Con­ the great Bryan as a member of to pay a small fine which will be gress. Death, which outpaced nm* its delegation. Joe Sears, there­ charged in the hooka of the com­ bition, prevented this culmination fore, suffered both from the sen­ a distinguished life. timental und the material as­ pany as a license for doing busi­ ° f ness. The profit .will still be five We know it would be gratifying* to pects of Mrs. Owen’s candidacy. million dollars annually. And do ! he c° u,<1 receive We know little of Mrs. Owen's ® y* « believe they wUI like to see the intelligence that a di lighter of capabilities, or her qualifications ' .the prohibition amendment rrpeal; his house nnd homp han been for the office she hna won. We | M . — Sanford Herald. Son, your chosen to occupy one o f Florida’s haven't the slightest doubt, how­ ■emu t h e fellows seats in Congress. I f our faith U ever, that she will bo influential in _ L argument is bum. who nre making money making well-founded, he knows. her work for Florida in Washing* Ruth Bryan Owen failed in her t°n—or that she will be able to r& Ajjd aelling Jiquor illegally would > make more making and selling it first candidacy by a margin so nar* work In harmony with the other row that it aerved notice upon all R legally, and would also be rid of concerned that ahe would try members of the Florida delegation : the heavy tribute they now have in Congress, because they arc each [ to p » y (t*> crooks—Judges, lawyers, again. This time, she succeeded and all gentlemen of the highest sheriff'', policemen, prohibition en­ brilliantly. We have the highest re­ typo, who will ronslder it an honor forcement agent* and private par­ spect for W. J. Scars, t!,o earnest and a privilege to bo associated 1° ties so situated us to demand toll. and honest Floridian who had to public service with u good and true Tltcre -is not near so much liquor be the victim o f Mrs. Owen's woman. •old as there was before prohtbi t ion, and it costa no much that only A N A L IB I FOR T H E PR ESS '/.foots buy it, and it is so bad in • OCALA STAR ' quality that only* fools drink it. And while there are lots o f fools 5. in the United States, Dm majority B*c^ s e of the strong showing played a more important part. »,p f our men and women nic sober by Dojle E. Carlton In his The general impression that and ren.iiblc. The "pen saloon killed ruiv f " r governor and because of ‘‘cJI the newspapers” were for itself hy its own wickedness, tho lack o f newspaper support Hathaway, is based on the fact -and the bootlegging business I" ( uccpitlrd Former Governor Sidney that in this particular section f worse than the open ealoon. Tho j Catts, the unthinking are like- none of the other aspirants for ;people o f Anicrii H will I n * ....... jy j 0 j utnp t0 the conclusion that the gubernatorial office hud any itrd at bootlegging und its at* the power o f tho press is on the influential organ at their com­ i t evils after While, and when wane in Florida. mand, and that many o f tho smal­ do they will Irclievo jthem- I An analysis of the situation, ler dailies advocated the cause by vomiting all over tho however shows to the contrary. af Dr. Hathaway. , "ill* traffic.— Palm* Beach In no clecton held in Die state There fire In Florida four news­ liuvc - the iiywapnpeid ever paper* o f large circulation and ml. RUTH BRYAN OWEN Wednesday June 20th More Than A Score Of Sanford’s Leading Merchant’s W ill O ffer W onderful Bargains On Sanford’s Greatest ‘*■1 » #• f \< MM i b ‘J ' T ■. • \ . I •1 . - ...I n i i VM ■Tv-ifS5 - >» - v . » ,. MM ro-w rv H ik . �/ virs. HamricUHpndrs H a n ir ic K H p n o r s Mrs. P ersonal Activities ■; ■, , ■ Daughter W ith P a rty Upsala And Grapeville A .very’ delightful affair of the Emil Magnuson and wife return­ week was the bridge party given ed home on Wednesday from Thursday evening by Mrs..,11. S. Windermere, Pearl Tyner was their guest, a few days. Hamrifk at her home on Palmetto Mrs Mabel Krill and children Avenue, honoring her daughter, of near .Bartow motored here Miss Virginia Turner, whose birth­ Wednesday as the guest o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Tyner day anniversary It* Was. , tier sister, Miss Florence Tyner Mrs. Ethel Dulcy leaves SatA variety, pf cut ‘ flowers and has been visiting her. Mrsi* Barney Beck and son, day afternoon for Sumter, ferns were nrransnd in baskets about the rooms where the tables Charles, returned recently frt)m hod been arranged for' thti 'feamc*. an outing spent at Hot Springs, When scores hrjl been added Ark. They made the trip home in Mr. nnd Mrs. lit. Clair White their car in three days. and family left Friday for Miami after a most enjoyable game of Mrs Anna l>e Forest, who un­ auction bridge, the first prise, silk where they will spend several jiays. derwent an operation in Jackson­ hose, was won Ey Mrs, F, D. Bree­ i l ville last we*k; i » • recovering Mrs. Beecher Kent of Winter den, while Miss Leona Mitchell, rapidly. Friends here were interested Park spent the day here Thurs­ who held next highest score, was day ns the gueit of Mrs. M. given a dainty guest towel. For to hear of the marriage of Mrs. having held lowest score, Mrs. J. Jennie Gleason and V. C. Collcr, Minarik, F. Riser received a candy novelty. which took place in Sanford last The cut prize, shoe trees, went to week. „ .. Mrs. l(. L. Peck is visiting Miss Ethel Riser. The little daughter of Mr. and at Green Cove Springs as the At a late hour the hostess serv­ Mrs. Kenneth Robbins had her guest of her daughter, Mrs. ed refreshments of apricot ice and tonidls removed' Saturday. Donald Whitcomb. Mrs Webster, who has been cakes. . ’ Mrs. Hamrick’s guests were Miss very ill, left recently with her Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Reed Virginia Turner, MIm 'Thelma daughter- and children for CherMiami arrived here Friday Turner, Miss Mattie Mao Bran­ borg. New York, going by bost. Mr and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist are the guests of Mrs. M. non, Miss Sara Louise Brnnnon, and children, Mr*. Bergqulst. Mr. Barber. R. M. Grovenstcin, Mrs. Donald nnd'•Mrs. E. F. Lundqdlst, children Miss E(ht'l Riser, Mrs. Harry C. Mrs. Lundquist Sr., Henery Lund­ Ia> Roy Chittenden leaves Sun­ Walker, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mrs. quist and children, MY. and Mrs. day for Hunt City where he will Smith, Mrs,. J, F. Riser and Mrs. Wnlfred Pierson were callers attend the summer conference of F. D. Breeden. Saturday at the home o f (larder the American Legion. Lundquist and wife, honoring PICNIC IS ENJOYED his birthday. Mrs. Elsie Walsh nnd sister. Sunday was a. great day ,ln The members of All Souls Sun- Upsala, it being the GOth yea. Miss Lee Ammons leave Saturday afternoon, for Detroit, Mich, where dny School were delightfully en­ anniversary of the Swedish so­ tertained Thursday afternoon at a ciety in UPraia. Rev. Eckhutlth’s they will spend-the(sinnmcr, * congregation *W came in picnic at DeLeon Springs. Mr. and Mrs. George Harden The afternoon hours were merri­ wilL-bu at home to their friemfiT ly spent with gnmys, races and swimming. The prizes f°EjJj£3*'T,P Apartments untsMugnoliu Avenue. •were won by Bernard' Lake *w l sonic 200 in alt. The Pierson Malcolm 11i g g l r f * JdeIi choir gave -a number of beautiful J. C. Mitchell leaves Sundny for cious picnic supprr wastapread un­ selections and' the children sung Yatesville, Ga. where Mrs. Mitchell der tho trees. , with the Wester Ind plnying the ami daughter,. Dorothy, huvo bee j Quite n large number attended violin. Rev. Eckhardt and Rev. spending the past month. this nffnir, including the members Swcnco spoke, the latter giving of the Dclamd Parish. short statement or history of the Mrs. Janies Jackson, who was church. The Lutheran todies recently operated upon for nppen* Mrs. Cairns and small daughter, served a bountiful lunch to all dicitis at the Fcrnald Laughton Lucille and Mrs. Cairns father present. , , , „ hospital, was removed to her Mr. Colcough Cards have been received- by II. of Gainesville home on Elm Avenue Friday. spent a few days here this week G. Lundquist and wife of the as the guests of Mr. Cairns, city birth of n baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lundquist. Mrs. D. C. Hodgkin, who hns manager. been visiting her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Mere, leaves Monday Miss Dorothy Stokes returned for her home at Washington, 1). home Saturday evening from Orlando where she has been spending n week ns tile guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ITHman of relatives. West Palm Beach arc visiting In Sanford as the guests of Mr. ami Miss Martha Fox, is (Hjpertcd (Continued from page L ) Mrs. A. J. Richardson at Hotel to return" home Sunday,' from preached for having testified Forrest Ijikc. Philadelphia, Pa. where s)|c has the Dnughtcry-Mlllcr trial at New York. Miss Elizabeth Garrett of Quit- been undergoing treatment Former Senator Lcnroot, man, Ga. is spending a few days Jefferson ’Hospital. Wisconsin, termed n part of here as the guest of Mrs. R. M. Mason nt her home on Magnolia Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Mrs. "Hoover steamroller” was tal Avenue. George Harden, Mr. a q d M r s . Harry Gibson and Mrs. Claude to Holopaw, Mr. and Mrs. K. (’ . Smith and Herndon motored small daughter, Shirley of Dothan, Thursday where they apent the Ain. are viuiting- here for a few; day ns the guests of Dr. anil Mrs. days ns tho guests of Mr. and Mis. T. Allen Jones. It. M. Mason. ** / ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. »>. Zachary W. J. Thigpen loaves Saturday nnd Miss Murgaret Zachary re­ afternoon for Baltimore, Md., turned home Friday evening, where he will undergo treatment from Durhniii, N. C. where Miss at John Hopkins Hospital. Margaret Zachary graduated from Duke University June 5. Sweet Cream Mrs. Martin McDaniel nnd They were accompanied home by Butter Milk small son, who have l>eon the Miss Bessie Zachary, who has Milk for lUbien guests o f Mrs. E. A. Douglass,, been chaperon at Sutlins College, left Friday for their home uL Bristol, Va. Bunncllc. ’ Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tct S7 Mrs. Mathews tiives Personals F R ID A Y Daughters ;o f Wesley Class of €-First Methodist Church will tld social meeting at 8:00 o’clock l the horde o f M h , R. B. Monroe 3 Celsry Avenue.' W. C. I V I f . will hold regular itetlntf o'clock at the omo of, Bfrs. T. E. Thornlcy, leit First' * Street and Holly S U N D AY (temoripl ..services by Irothcrhood n f Locomotive inccra at 3:00 o'clock at fotnan*a“ club. Spring flowefc, including roses, gladioli, daises and snap dragons helped to carry* out the color tthemc of pink, yellow and green. Most interesting were the games of. bridge played during the after* noon and after the .fifth, progres S on, scores were counted and the first prize, nn embroidered guest tocl ivns awarded Mrs. Frank W. ™#]bott. Tho consolation prize, n prefly powder puff, went to Mrs. M. Minarik. The cut prize, corres­ pondence enrds, was Won b>* Mm M ONDAY Executiya Board o f the Auxiliry of" the Presbyterian Church ill m e cl.rt'3 ;0 0 o’clock a’t' the lurch.1 '' Prayer Band o f tho Auxiliary r tho Preabytcrian Church will iwt at 3180 o’clock at tho church. Biisin^aa^peetlng of the. Auxiliry of Ih e Fresbytcrinn Church /undiiy School D.GO A. M. Morning Worship uni] sermon rs. Roumillat Is Hostess A t Bridge I On Friday afternoon, Mrs. F. E. ■toumillat entertained two tables I f players at bridge nt her home ftm Palmetto Avenue -for the bene­ f it of the U. D. C. scholarship fund. I Marigolds, petunias nnd zinnias l-nmbined with greenery were used, [emphasizing the colors of orange bnd green. *^hc bridge tables were kpread with orange covers and the Rallies and other bridge accessories mere in keeping with the color kchcmc. 1 After the usunl numlwr of pro­ gress ions had been played nnd [scares added the prize, embroiderled guest towels, was awarded Miss I’errie Lee Bell. A t the tea hour the bridge ac­ cessories worn removed nnd re­ freshments of sandwiches, cakes, olives and iced tea were served by the hostess. The players were Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Miss Perm* iec Bell, Mils Winifred Strong, Mrs. Braxton L. IPerkins, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Alfred W. Lee Jr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass. Anthem, "The i -5s R ->•j'r r. Syrinffih*. .s»d>jcr: . ^gpw C JM W pctjrVC suh" Testi­ mnny, mony, -AtmTIt*?! AbntrrTT " Matter Which Concerns Our Church." Young People’s Unions 0.45, Evening service S o’clock. Duct, “ Crossing the Bar." Mrs. A .M. Phillips Mrs. R. L. Glenn. Church family hour and prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8 o'clock The First Baptist Church warm­ ly welcomes visitors in the city nnd those who have no church home. The congregational singing at thh evening hour is an inspiring feature of the service. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and Palmetto AveIJihV School ‘.i Worship and Communion 11:00. Sermon, “ Present Your Bodies a Living Sacrifice." Christian Endeavor 7:00. Evening Service 8:00. Sermon. "The Eleventh Com­ mandment.’’ A welcome awaits you, come nnd worship with us. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Second Sunday After Trinity. Church School A. M. A Morning Prayer and Sermon Young Peoples Service League fi.:tn P. m . NORRIS F L A Y S HOOVER CHOICE TO LEA D P A R T Y tnittco w e n t'lo Albert Kail and advised tilm as to his defense, Norris charged. "In addition lo his when. the psychological moment came, it was no other person than Boss Varc, the leader of the PhHadei* phia political machine, excluded front the Senate, who compelled the Penneylvanin delegation to go solidly for Hoover," Norris To Conf er With Hoover Monday flascom Slemp, of Virginia, was characterized ns “ famous f i r his presidential appointments In the Solid South and as one o f the principal cogs in the Southern political machine.’’ “ Can any Republican who be­ lieves in honest government and wants to keep his party above suspicion and reproach look upon theso controlling features of the convention without shsmo and disgust?" Norris asked. “ The rank nnd file of the great Repub­ lican Party will be humiliated, but the power trust and the machine politicians everywhere (Continued* from page 1,) / fore ho leaves what charaetef of campaign will bo conducted—an old fashioned atump speaking drive— a ffont-porrh affair—a It probably will be aomewhal of a combination with a wide use o f the radio whenever Hoover appcara. Hoover was the American “ radio exar” before the federal commission was established by Congress, although he haa not been a frequent speaker before the microphone, There was some speculation here as to whether Hoover would step at the summer Whftfc House in Wisconsin on hia way to the West Coast/ It w gt thought poaaible that Hoover.' might aaak- coun­ sel from the Pfeshteitt/'. J *' the Rockies *n d 'th a t; Ms’ views entry weight" with" the farmers at that ragion. But, they do not bfc- R ivers f c Y & w u r i T h re a te n B ig A r e a As Levees Giv.eWay (Continued on page 4.) ously guarded by hundreds of an­ xious professional and business men and farmers. Precautions also were being tak­ en at Georgetown, Ark., where the crest o f the White River is ap­ proaching. Georgetown is nnothcr levee protected town. The White River nnd its twin the Cache hav» been causing the greater portion cf the damage in the Arkansas territory, but the other swollen •treams have covered the* unpro­ tected lowlands CHINESE GUARD CITY bitterest moit|etrts **-»^»-.«-. .it,*. lead nny-upefr**Wfroiira!JpBMt'' the Republican party this autumn. They say he may remain silent, that he may give no aid to tho Hoovcr-Curtls ticket, but they do not believe it will go any further than that. The vision of Frank O. Lowden, admittedly the only man now that “ fighting bob" LaroHctto la dead, becoming the symbol of a third party movement In the west la "bo them nn impossible one, Lowdfp is a Republican of some 40 years regularity. So uro moat of the min who fought with him in Kalians City— Senators James E. Watson of Indiana, Vico President Diwes, and Senator Curtis 'himself, who now has consented to dtand on tho platform this dopventloh nddpted. So were m ost-of their friends. Honcc they believe tho threat oC a third party'agrarian' movement this Fall is an Idle one. The roprelcntativcs of tho antlHoovcr coalition have been doing n great deal of past morteming since Thursday night, seeking to idace "the Idumo" for thoir defeat and Hover’s nomination. Laney’s The Friendly D ru g Store” E. First Street Sanford PURE D E LIC IO U S TASTY * * , '*m Brick; much better — it’s ,a brick o f delec»* , v , .. i W e use fevery precautiomto manufacture table Ice tyeap), fresh NERI rtgh1 fflg. sanitary, hut this inci- fruit strawberry and Other lom - binations U « il4 h in t that Insiantl.a, fM ••iMtl.n, i . 4 rectal 4l.raaa it hack m n i * ( tkrir traabl.h. Writ# . f ►h.M 49N far Ira. Illrralara aa4 '•■■allatlaa. . Dr Jmmrpk Carwla H-wrll T V Mowrll Maaltariant, »Jiara Are. Oria«4a. Fla. aytrelallalaa aaaf racial.at Inal an4. racial iU e iiet w'» are t r lllk i »alca4l4 re' *"lt. !■ Ibr rent aval at o»alrn aa4 P U rearer* hr Ibr are •» canreatratM ana m m sail olartririlft NO TICKETS Tb Men Be­ fore _ 8_ J L M . Children Under 16 Not Admitted llr. Ew A, Erlfng In PtrDr. E. A. Erllng In I’eraon HEAR IIIM ! HE W IL L S TA R TLE YOU! NOTHING on special Ideal Hqmesite tw o to > W e .7 r« tract, o f U on nwr ala ti*’ highway, h aille from city limits. G« cltrux and grape load. Boo ‘ ;|t| Williams. Easy Terms Perfection Auto Laundry Oak between Second and Thl Streets. N A T L BANK Snaps at the heeb j.f\*j ’J: of prosperity and sometimes bites-and bites bard. - t’ . * * You can start saving* ace» here with aa*li art one lone. Bli dollar. Every dollar ad will help voo make vour tut secure order. OFFENSIVE • Ss ip M C ream ery * O n ly NO TICKET* To Women f C. E. (M ack ) McKee, Prop. ■ »■ ... Make It a habit be prepared s Co. Milk Deppt 315 E. Firat Phone 766 ive h »W lfi« Qf N E R f and contented. 1 Matinees Women ALL SEATS • 50c Continuous* " Have you ever eauchl unprew — i f bo . are y ou ing to fdlow^yt self to be cau again? vanilla. Orlando, Florida Monument has juat been uni cd in France ti Marie Hard, 1 concocted Camembert cheese, the monument o f Limburger'a ;tentor stay ; covered; — Fla .Times Union. 'Imes Unjoi Work is flomel scarce. m » Nights Men Only this forenoon in an attempt break the worl<Ta altitude rat for seaplanes with a full load, record of IB,000 feet la now 1 by a Frenchman. Wanes are. not wavs hlirh— I f you were one to get hojd of a bad* N E HI, don't blame us, blame the water. HUT CLEAN P H ILAD E LPH IA. Jana NSt—iLiout Arthur Gavi KfraijikdelDhia Navy Yard « # N nrlrtr > k . . < h r r « « 4 r a i l . |trr M ff «lrU . Ir p t>M r, l « l I k r r h r * . ) H an ln.t hrr. »■■■«. a n Im I4> ly I r r r ■ ! h r r w k l l r n l k . n > r . r . k rr.l » rl «a rr »l|» it a . ■ - - . I n - " a l r l , A a t * I k r r ' . ilniiK hlrr. . . M r ■n r r l k r a r l . ' « « f a i r l . l « n j i k her a . ■ r . i . I l k ■ ■H.u.r, lrf-1 fct-r lr» » . m r a y . n i l .h r I . i l r . n . Ir» r r r f . l l h l y hark l * I hr ilar lt■ M K -lk r k l . r k . t N .m i «b . r r m i i r t r . l i r a . 11.14 « k t N r l r t r w h a t *«'• I . 4a f a r I hear a . l . r t . i f l n SEEKS RECORD ■ Health does.not ways .pr^vbh-r- W e were very unfortunate to have bad water a few days back. FORCEFUL ' . A d v e r s ity And jnore unfortunate when a great many cases of our beverages were on the market before we realized the trouble. L By DB. J. C. HOW ELL * P t i e West Cora Aetna* AMau^MT raOCTOLOOT k w u o m m i g Prescriptions Filled Promptly .... And Accurately Amazing Stor.v of Jhe Traffiy in HINTS “ I f tlii Democrats could dictated iWU. Republican non m ,T bake no'doubt but that oover would have been sah ha the man most easily to defi T H E F IR S T One Pay Only Howard P. Smith of Tampa n>ent the dny here Friday o-Y -business. While here he was the Kucst of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass. will be saddled with aSl tho bilitlcs of the Harding and 1 Idgo administrations, having n \-ery'prominent part in bot HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Juno 1 (IN S )— Dorothy Mackmill , A S T H E Y L E A V E joined thV procession of celebritfvt.'Wending Its way the Loa AYigeles divorce milL (Continued from page 1.) Hon o f itself will eventually o ff­ blonde Erifelish star was sc set the effect o f Ixiwden’s stlttg- uled t o 'f i l e a complaint U against Lothar Mcndes. pic ing rebuke to his party. They ton ’* * #- r.* W *_ J ■ t ’ i,__*_.>_JL director, charging mental cm Mrs. Minnie E. Jones returned home Fiidny evening from Holo­ paw where site inis been spending FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST the past week with her son and SCIENTIST daughter Dr. and Mrs. T. Alien Jones. > Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at the Woman's Club, 315 Oak Ave. at 11 o'clock; Sunday School ut 11:30. Subject for tomorrow, "Is The Univfcrse, Including Man, Evolved M ONDAY By Atomic Force?" Wednesday evening services which include testimonies of Christian Science healing are al­ A JOLTI A SHOCK! T R U T H F U L ! so held in the Woman's Club at 7 o'clock. Most Daring Film of the Age! This Church maintains a free Mothers, Daughters— See This Picture! Reading Room, 517 Firat Nat­ ional Bank Building where the HOLD— F E A R LE SS— F R A N K Bible and all authorized Christian Science literatu re may be read, Girls! borrowed or purchased. Open Wednesday and Saturday from 3 to 5 o'clock. All are welcome to attend the services and to make use o f the Reading Room. MILANE HOUSTON, Texas, t\ (JN^)—Jesse H. Jones, publisher and capitalist, promirient Democrat, brfk if- the Democrats could 1 tated the Republic the presidency at1 they would have chosen I Hoover “ as the mah moat to defeat." * "M r. Hoover is the heir Factory 4JT W. Fourth Phone 634 Cordially yeare. �QE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 was a vast phale deposit a began lo he appre­ frontier wilderness with a ciated. Lumber was a nutior product few scattered towns and a and I lie development of oilier re­ bare half dozen tourist hotels, the sources and products was rapid. To- enormous wealth that lay hidden in dav Florida's manufactured product a its waters and sunshine and beneath arc valued at ‘^^MtOO.ftOO a year. Its HEN L V Y Florida * its soil wras little dreamed. tourist travel As the increased, immigra­ tion from other slates set in—as ‘ ' , \';; y ’ . n ■ * / towns sprang up and grew to eities. steam and steel broke open the treas­ # forests and fields and streams yield rnnnall*’ nets. wprtli of prod* k Its a n n u a l . toiirjjat revenue anionnlr. to more than $*200,000,000 ie stale s gross income is in ex uries of the plains ami the flow of ccss population began. ? * s of a billion do! o One of a Series of Advertisements on T IIE FUTURE OF FLORIDA to be published by Florida’s real prosperity began in TH IS N E W S P A P E R 11175 when it was discovered that the And yet we hav ' positive proof of the gold vainly sought by the splendid fact that there is r.till room for great­ greedy Spaniards might be gathered er production in Florida. Each year from orange trees. we send away form ore than$125,000,- The incomparable diversity of Flor­ 000 worth of food products alone for ida’s agricultural and industrial re- our own consumption—products that sources and the fertile productivity ran he produced economically in of its fields and streams and forests Florida is still in its in­ all appear to represent no less than A little later 1be economic value of Florida’s nktis* FLO RID A’S FUTURE A b a producing stntc Florida is one of the youngest of the nation, yet it is already one of the country’s most important. Its de­ velopment is barely in its infancy. History proves that its real achievements have in­ variably far outstripped even the most op­ timistic expectations. Even today, knowing Florida! No other section can compete with Florida in natural advantages and in proximity to markets. Many o f Florida's products cannot be pro­ duced elsewhere. H ow much is yet hidden beneath the soil and water and sunshine of Florida nobody knows. But even with those resources and advantages that we already know Its future is ns bright and its poasibiti-*J* ties ar« a* broad as Its people care to make them. , n- with twenty-five Florida newspapers and Believers in Jacksonville. Each a plot of Nature that Florida must year the amount of land under culti­ eventually dominate its sister stales. vation in the slate increases. Every essential element for a great, fancy -as a producing state. 4 * M, Each K ‘'+ year more producers are at work. as well as we do its advantages, we cannot adequately iudge its possibilities. in co-operntion New crops are added to the list of those grown here. are brought New resources to light and utilized. . i* r. New industries locate here—*produei #I **► i t • tion increases—and Florida rapidly independent, agricultural dustrial Empire is here. and in* As these resources arid advantages are more fully utilized, as new wealth is un­ covered in resources yet unknown, an increasing amount of freight for the older sections of the country will move northward from Florida k\• . . • * Still greater prosperity will come to the Sunshine State.' �HPpPP^fv 4,. t *■ -*/& .J, ***»##*• i v»*. * T H E 3 A N F 0 n n I I E H A L P ^ 9 A W F 0 n P . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , JU N E III. I M S -■■ . ■ YourB [Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted— A N T A D RATES rvnn*) Cash in Advance^ phone ada, will be received I patrons and collector sent lediately fo r payment. [m e _________ ___ 10c a line es -------- 6c a tine Im es__________ — 7c a line [Time rates on request. YOUNG LADY— YOUNG MAN— Four months ago you read the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad und af­ ter three months and one week of study is now holding » good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send nnother yout.g Indy to same shop in two weeks. Last week the Xn ther of one of our students stated thnt his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $-10 to $(J0 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty or good Jobs when you nre trained to hold them. Cnll for C. A. Haines ut Heruld office ami he will be glad to ex­ plain details. 5mh ARK ANSAE FLOOD PRBDIt FOR RENT: my bungalow * furn­ ished and garage. Reasonable. Mrs. B. W. Herndon, 218 West 19th Street. FOR RENT new Duplex housa In nice location with all modem conveniences. Will rent cheap to permanent tenants. Pbone 207. 16—Houses For Itenl FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ ished house for rent 1001 Mag­ nolia. Rent $00 per month. Phone Non-Stop Flights The unusual la almost the usual thing in aviation today—so great have been recent accomplishments in the nlr. So many times— each week, each day— the (Legal Ads) (Legal Ads) ilate hereof. IN WIT.NR. 9H IV tt n it K O F , I have brrruntn a ffix e d my hand and o f ­ ficial seal o f I he Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida, on this lh * (t h day o f May. A. D. t i l l . V. K. DOUH1.A8A Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnnle County. Florida. B y A. XI. W KRKH. . l>*ptny Clerk. w il s o n * non.B. Attorneya fo r JMnlnllff, (Circuit Court Heal.) Ht a I n* Clerk o f the Clrcull Court or the twenty-third Judicial C ir ­ cuit of thr State of Florida. In amt fo r Seminole County, on Ih l* 3S dny nf Xtay. A. !»., 1931. V. K. DOl'Ul,AHH. Clerk Circuit Court. Hy A. XI. W K R K H . Dentil) Clerk. (C in c riT c o m T h k a ij . SAMCI7I. ft. I lltlllT O N . Solicitor fur Complainant. LITTLE ROCK, June 11 tween 600 and 700 familiea made homeless and thotuanda rrres o f valuable farm lands ' flooded if the stage o f 33 feet Newport, along the White predicted for Saturday, cor pass, T. F. Grubb, chairman o f Newport levee board told the kansas Gasette here tonight. SIX DIE IN ATHENS, Juno 16,—Six were killed and 40 wounded at< thi todAy as disorders at upon the strike on tobacco ' including thoae o f the Am# Tobacco Company, continued, airy charged the striker* at Drar IN C I H C I 'I T C OURT OF THH T W K X T V T I I 1H ll J U D I C I A L C I R ­ N O TIC K OF A P P L I C A T I O N FOH C U I T OF FI.O H ID A, IX A N D FO R TAX IIK K U U N IIK H KKCTION NM1XOI.11 COUNTY. IX C I I A N STS OF T I I K O R N K H A I. S T A T 210. ClHItY. I 'T R k ( I F T i l t ' a T A T K O F FI.O IU O K O n tll) K. I.AVIO N K , J. C H K S T K H non-stop flights to the finder, the looser, the buyer, 111%. P A R T I N eml I ’ llA III.K H A PAH- FIRE A T K A N S A S C ITY II< FOR RENT: To responsible party, Not lc* |a hereby g iven that H. 17. T IN , Complainant*, attractive Spanish bungalow, Dickson, (uirchaaer itirchnaer o f T a x C eM lflva KANSAS cmr, June IB, cate No. 313 ... dated the 7th day o f surrounded by beautiful Oak Ireet, the seller, one wishes to reach. Lost things that can’l June. A. It. 11IS, hn* filed tuild c e r­ JOHI7PII M ARRI7 DONDA and wife, broke out tonight on the roof et al. Defendants. located at 817 High St. Completely tificate in my office, and has made g f l T TO Q U I R T T I T L K the Hotel Biltimore where application f o r ' t a x deed to Issue in furnished. Two bed rooms, living OHUF.R ( I F P U H L IC A T IO X be found, houses and cars that can’t be located, deals Accordance with law. Hnld’ c e r t i f i ­ Hoover headquarter* are locat The Stut* of Flurlda to: room, dining nook, kitchen equip cate embrace* the fo llo w in g des­ Joseph 11. Arredunda and — — Ar- Fire apparatus quickly checked cribed property situated In Semiped with electric range, bath, gar redanda, hit wife, whose Christian ■flame* and little damage teas i iK.le County. Florida, to-w it: that can't be closed, opportunities that can’t be discov­ name I* unknown, t l e i e e K l . * i y age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. H*g. 16 ft. XT o f N K Cor. or I ai I slid ------ L evy, Ida w ife, w h o** Grease, accumulated in a U t I. Sec. 36 Tw p. 30 B. Rang* 39 Berg at The Herald office. Christian nem* I* unknown. Wtl- nlr shaft Ignited from aorae K an . nun S. 1461 ft. N. 46 deg Hum T ra v e r e and ----- Travers, Ida W, 6(6 ft. W 4»o ft. N IU»3 ft. ered—all these are being turned into pleasant actuali­ MY PLACE on West First Street wife, whose Christian nsiue I* un­ known cause. 17. (48 ft.-. . . . ! ( acre*. known, Carrln A. Mltcliell. James I. fo r rent. G room house 2 acres The said land being n*se**«d nt Mitchell |r. amt Harriett A. Mitchell, the d o le of the l**uanc* nf such c e r­ COMEDIAN IN H O SPITtL. tiled truck land. Possession July ties every duy through The Hanford Herald classified tificate In the unme o f Mr, mu! Mr*. Ids wife, J Henley lloNklnsmi. s I ho TO ADVERTISERS known an J II. Hoakliisiin, and ——1st. Address Mrs. R. E. Mi lb-: W. O. ThompHon, Unleai^kald certlflcnl* kIiu I lit* redeemed ncconl- llosklnsiin. Ills wife, whoae Christ­ BALTIMORE, June 16^G eor|« <125 Palmer Street, Orlando, Fieri Herald representative 11ix to law. tns deed w ill l*aue th ere­ ian name I* unknown, W. It. Clark Sidney, widely known stage and da. on tlie K i l t day nf July, A. I)., 1B3S. nnd A iiiiIh 11 Clark. Id* wife, ■■unit[otighly familiar with rates Wit ties* my of flrlnl slgtinture and time* referred to a* Annie 1) ('lark. screen comedian, i* a patient at and classification will "cal thl* the 9th dny o f June, A. D. Frank XI. W ord a n d ,----- Word, hla St. Agnes hospital here, it « u CLASSIFY BUS •‘TRANSFE R 1' wife, whose Christian name I* un­ Read them for profit, use them for results. To 191* you complete information, METAL ROOFING: the RootJEg-j ^ ------ r—:----- -------------------------known, ll W. HI r i f f anil ------ Hlelff, learned today, <Hospital authori­ V. K. Dougin**, if-you wish, they'will assist Wife, whose Christian name I* erlasting. - Metal shingles -LTC^T.PANSFETl jhhL Storage Clerk Clrcttll Court Hemlltolr ItH unknown, 'Lucius t*. Mitchell and ties would not discuss , his ail­ in wording your want ad County, Florida. Co., Hunting, Criitlng, Shipping itunding Heam tip and f.slvanlzed phone an mi-taker call 4121. ' ■ ' .. \ ----- .Mnc.hrll, hi* w ife w lm m t ’hrlatment. lly A. M. IVKKKH. mko it more effective. roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak Side Track Facilities, l’ htfno 890, . Deputy Clerk. Iun name I* unktiiiwn, James W. Hick* anil Minerva 17 Hick*. Isome200 N.'Maple. Ralph. W. Lossing, (Circuit Court Heal). Aye. and Third bt. Phone 111, lim e* colled XI. 17 K ic k s ) Ids wife, Mgr. ■ J 2 d i L i 2 2 k S 5 5 *VN T I I K C IH C l l T CUI’ ICIkOF HKM- Y7. II, JCixiUfcrru and ------ ’UullafsrLnnounceraenia ( Legal ------- -------“ — INIM.I1 CO 11.NT V , F I.O H IIIA. IN tu...UU..U'ir*,'’ wlinne Christ Inn name 19— House* For Pale t ii a x e l ' l l 1 . - — Ae-u.uk now n, J o lin "ll. Uarulson and hereby rmulred to appear to PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano ----HnraNoh. hi* w ife whosw (Legal Notices) (Legal Notices) i IIAS17 A- COMPANY, n Corpora ChrlKtlnr. namr I* unknown, II. L, A, Rill ut Complaint filed herein In GIRLS will pay gas and oil tuning by exierts with 17 years FOR SALE: Furnished house or. lion, t'otnplnliinnt, Word, widow of Thomas J. W ord, thl* cause on Monday, th# In d day m-ion tlHtt.M) H U M .A lls, which vs ense in exchange l«>r passage experience. Sanford music store Charles K. McCrary and of July, A. D 1831. th * asm* b*tnit Pnrk Avenue. Price $4500 on i x t ti ii ii iki i >n jui nm int uc, o i rhut ttrwi i kT n t ivx \vu* on the 14th duy of December. D A S DKI.AnAt.1. utill .M il'll'. DHL- deceased, Mur) J. McCrary, his wife. James n Rule Day o f this Court, at tha iksonville by auto, Sunday nr and Gift Klinppa, Me lander Ar* AHAl.t., Ill* u If*. Defetidanl*. A M I rilll KI73IINOLK C OUNTV, 1977, recovered In the above ntyled terms of $500 tush and balanci )V, I lls and M. K Ills, 111* w ife , Lu- Court House In Hanford. He ml not* X II T I t 'K Ol- 1IAHTHIPN NAI.K. Court, togeth er with tint sum o f lay. Phone 795-W. ritdtt. Phone 832. I'l.O IIID A . IX C I IA X C K R Y . tlicr f I ’nrler, *l*n known na L. C. County, Florida, M id Bill o f Com*i3 monthly. This is n comparatively KRNI7HT Notice I k hereby given thnt under f i n . ’ ll costs. I linvc levied upon und Inlnl being n a Hill to quiet qu l*t tlti# tit at A l 'l.T M A N . Complainant, nnd ----- Porter, hla wife, plaint will o f f e r for »ate and mill to the and hy virtue of u Decree of Fore* Porter, Complainant* In and to “th* lands '■as__ new building, stucco, has two bed-* V) w Inme I'llr 1 *1 Inn nume I* unknown, clnaiire nnd Hale entered la the hlglu-Nt nnd hcxi bidder fo r cn*li above described, and In d efa u lt ADl.T M ’AN, Defendant, rooms, dining room, living room, VIINIII7 nt the trout door of the Court aho\e entitled cause, on the Mill dny Mr* Jane K. McDonald, K. l l y P a lm ­ th ereof a decree pro ronfeaao w ilt Oill»t:it III-' r t ' I I M U A T I O N . \VILL allow ten dollars on !>— Help Wanted Female er und Alice W. Palmer, hla wife, of June, A. D . 193*. I. us Hpeclul llniixe In Hanford, Seminole County, be entered agalnat you. kitchen ami bath with Hhower. Vnii urn lit-r>*l>> urdered anil r*old stove on the price of within lh* Icaiil home nf .Mnxler In Chancery, on Monday th* Wllnnn and Tonmer F e r tilis e r ConiI T 1H T H K K K F O H K ORDER! pnny, it corinirntlon, J. W . tlraves, Double garage. For inspection ad­ •luln-il in lit. iimi u|>|)t-ur upon the Florlilu, lint dll) of July, A. D., I99H. Slime tlcnrge Jn.l il.’iv I.f July A II. 1928. to the Kale on III* N*coii.l tiny o f July, A being licw range purchased from LADIES: Can earn $20-$:i<) weekly W. l.nril. a c o rp o ra tio n ,------ that thl* nolle* be published In t l ii Kill* Duy of Uii* Court and dress I*. O. Box 431, Sanford Flor­ iiiu of complaint rili-il naalnst you 1> IMS*, all of Hie liulit, t i l l * and Kim ford Herald, a newwapaper pul . ....... Smith, co-partner# hewing smocks; everything bnl Gas Co. IOC Magnolia I h i c i c i of lh * uhuv* nnuied Frank k legal H id e* duy, In front of lit* ............. In tin. above styled Court. doing liuslnr** n* Tyson and Smith, Itahed In Hanford, Hemlnole C o u n t!.. ida. Court limine at Sanford, HemlnoliHull or Hill person or (lersoni furnished; no selling; addressed Thi* Sanford Herald. a newspaper and .Smith, a corporation, ‘JI. Flurlda, once a week fo r fo u r ( 4 ) ' Florida, will offer for sale Tyson published In Hemlnole County. Klor- clnlmlui; hi. throuuli or under him. County, 17 Plnnt Machinery Company, a consecutive weeks. envelope brings particulars; Krcr lo th* hlghrst and he*l bidder for I,i iiiul to lh * foltowliiR d**crlhed W IT NKKH my hand and tha e ffle * : I k hereby designated an the idii, 21— Acreage For Salt ciirpnrutlnn, Cain nnd O'Uerry J o l i |d*ce or imrccl ,,f limit *llnnle caKh. during lh* legal hour* of et- Company, n corporation, Jenln-­ lal seal of the Circuit Court o f tlin Garment Co, 1G07 Broadway, New newspaper in which ih« ord*r ahall lot, sale, the following dr*crlhed land In Seinlni •* County. Florida, tu­ lir pnhllidiril for four consecutive nc il Naval Store* Company, a co r­ Tw en ty-th ird Judicial Circuit . o f IR Y IF LONELY: Join "The York, Dept. ‘102. ■Hunt*, lying and being In the snlnr ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable ivcck K. * poration. If living, and If either Florida In and fo r Hemlnole County. County of Hemlnnle nnd Slate of any l o t F o n t litre* i l l ) , of ll|,.ck Vssful Correspondence Club.’ Willies* V. H. 1 'miiiIn**, Clerk of nil of said defendant* be Florida, on thi* the 2nd day o f for poultry farm, located four Florida, more parlleolarly des­ dead, or then '(*'•. of South Hhnford u* reIn- Knlil Circuit Court nnd lh* ofthe >«elra, devisee*, June. A. D 1811. |b)e description free. Box 550, 3— Financial cribed ua follow*, to-wlt; rordt-d In I Mnt Iho.li II. I' iik * miles south « f Sanford on old O r­ flclnl Krnl thereof, Hit* illh day of v e. noun lass, " grantee* or other v-lalmant* under tlH. ( >r:i it-: *- Cun Illy llecnrdn. Mil Fit* |6) of M ock TwenlT* ind, California. May. A. l> . 1931. lando r.<ad. 33 ucres, part high each unit every * f nald deceased rirClerk or Circuit Court K * m ln v l« ; five (36). of \V. XI. Clark'* HunA V M HAND. V. K. I> 011(1 1 .AHH. County, Florida Ci-mlant*, and the heir*, devlneea, W ANTED: To borrow $3,000 on lund nnd some of it low, ideal for dltlnimt of llliick* Thirty-five A n S lic e . : f o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Clerk. Hy A. K. C A M E R O N . .. grantee* . other claimants updrr (36), Thlrty-*lx tail), and Fast W II. H O N A ItO V I.H . three year first mortgage on chickens and ducks. Can be bought lly A. >1. W K R I t f l John F-gtua. dereaned, Joseph FineDeputy ClYrkk one- Imlf of lllock Twenty-five Deputy Clerk. Attorn*) n for I’liilnilff. 5SIFIED Advertising whl well constructed five room stnero for $100 per acre on your own run. .iec*a*ed, I) R. Mitchell, de fC IR C ITlT COURT HEAL). (16), of llohln*on'* Hurt*) of KDXtOND II. I'AIAilKIt. ( S R A M I'l-UNed, John Dodd, decenaed, Thom|mulnte your business at very house, eight per rent. Box 113 terms. Addr is II. J. Holly, First an addition lo Hanford, accord­ a* J. Word, deceased, Nellie O. Hollcltor for Complalnanta. ing to plul thereof duly record­ cost. Herald Want Ads each Care The Herald. ■'ulilwell, ilcclaeed, Thomaa Ktnmell National Bank Building, Sanford, in r u n r i n c i iT c o i h t tw k n ed Ip I’ lat Hook One (I), page Wilson, deceased v'alcntlne II. T a l­ (reach thousands of people— T\ TII III I) J M I K I A I . C lltC I'IT 107 of the Fulillr llecortl* of Fla. IX COl I IT OF r n i N T V J I’ IK lk iaferro, decenaed. l'en n l* 1*. H a m ­ IN AND FOII NKMIXOI.K I'OI'NSeminole County, Florida. lc who wait und watch fo* 11— Miscellaneous hi: m i m i i .i : c o r x T V . h t a t k o k N O T IC K OF H lI K n i F P 'S B A L E . V ? mond, iI uccbsciL Lula 11. Ilnwler, doTV, FI,OH IM A. IN ('ll A XCNIIV. Terms: (NlMh. Fnrehit**f to pay icaeril, FI.OIIIIVA. Notice la hereby g iv e n that un­ nnd all pnrtlea nnd each o f I Classified page—people who 22 Real Fatale For Exchange .1 II IIIIIDOM AN, Cnmidnlmmt, for Deed. i:*lnli' o f them clitlmliiK any Inlerent under der und by virtu* or a w r it o f asav* \V K WIIITI'7 ■looking for opportunities nnu W ANTED lOOu persons to come in A N N A SI. IMIAN I >T, I * * < 1 any of the above named defendants, ro llo n hearing data the 2 nd d a y Of and see the new gas fired re­ W ILL TRADE: Several building Til A M , T i i W H O M T I IK H K PJIK."* 1.171.A H ill M i MAN. Defendant. A h Special Ma*ter lo Chancery each and every whose names June, a . D. t i l l , issued oa t o f and thnt the Want Ad page is ♦ Ull OKU OF I H 'n i . l f ATIOX WIIJtON AND IIO YI.K MNTH KIIA l.t. I'O M K U lt H K T frigerator. You rnn huy this at a uml residence* arc unknown to the under the aeal o f lh * Circuit C ou rt' of opportunities. Your mes­ Vnu nre hereby ordered nnd r e ­ Hollcltpr* foC Complainant lots, free and clear, for small INC Cnniplalnniit* In the above entitled of Hemlnnle County. F lo r id a In an Wtirrt-n* Amm M Ilranill, <!*crn»- quired to lie und uopeni lipoii the on this puge will produce re­ very attractive price and have 16 house in good section. Your price cause, and to nit person* or parties action In said Court w herein W B, OF A X X 1’A l. *T O C K <1, Imt•- uf (til* ( ‘aunty, illrit In- Slid dny o f July. A l> ISSS. to the N U T IC K Months to pay balance. Sanford and each nf them claiming any In­ Kntsmlnaer waa complainant ana nt u cost that is surprising!;* hill o f cnin|itniiil riled nKUlnnl you IIOI.IIFHH M KF.TIktii l.slnlK. Iiuvliiu wlilli- nlu. llvi'il unit K. W h it * terest 111 the land* Involved In this Margaret H, W hile. L must be right In answering tills ul Gas Co. lot! Magnolia Avc. NOTICK Ik hereby given that lit* -nil Hu. (lute of h *r ilruth Ulvcr* In lit* above ntyled Court. Call 1-18 for service. tinder any of the nlmvn named and Orange H eights R e a lty ComThe Hanford Herald, a newapnppr St iM-khtilfiers of \\est So ofoi i1 defetidanl*. any, a corporation w ere d*r*ndanta ud give complete information na UikuI h, i'lliktlrl* nml t-rcdll* within poldlKliPd und each o f them, and lit Hemlholrt Count), Florar-1 Realty CO, Will he held Ilf tile or lo all unknown parties whatsoever rummnndlng mo that o f tha goods, lIn* CiiutllV nfnrr*ald. by inrans tested for grasses by Dr. 12— WANTED to size of house, location, and wlii-rriif tlin full illngnsltliin and 1,1*. I k hereby denlKtinied n* Iilie I fice of (lie Co at 611 Sanfonl Ac . Inlining any Interest In the land In­ ehattela. land* and tenements o r rewHpntn-r In whlrh the order *li irum, at 10 o'clock i all I u i nfoi .1, Florida, Xvii, Opposite Court House* (i.nvcr «.f Krnntlns lh * ndmlnl»lruvolved In this suit, said land being L. 17. iVlillo I cause to b* mado th* . , ,, , . price. Address H. B. D. Caro The Con ut ull nnd Mlnaulur the kimnI k, he tiobllNhed for four con*eeullv* M. on June -r.tfl, |9* n si t uat e I ii Hemlnole County, F l o r i ­ sum of *ev*n thousand, on* hundred WANTED a buyer for Overland ' w eek * D.itcd tilltile Mill dll) •■( June ehnltel* and cred ll* o f (lie huId deda. and described as follows, to- slaty * 1 * uml’ 89-180. Dollar* (I T . * , [Me or Granada Dry Ginger W l l n r * * V. K Dougin**. Clerk of isis. touring, new rubbtr. new paint. Herald.__________________________ _ ,enKed. nnd nlso n filia l dl*ml**lnn 188,88) whlrh wa* lately on th* wlt : the *nld Circuit Court und the ofWXl. C l.A R K |e call 705. Prompt Delivery. froiu the Nani* to tlio County Judx* flftertilh day o f May A. D 1131 ___ ,adDKHCRIP TIO N " A " : T h * West Presiden t new top, and in best mechanical I w ,, j, TRADE. Severut good build nforennid d o** o f riaht hrlaiiK: flrlnl Heal Iher*nf.< thi* 3ml dny of Judged hy *ald Court to be dua to half (W 13) of lad t In Hlnck June, A I* ISIS H JOHNSON, condition. Price low for such o curl j lots, completely paid for, us NOW, K N O W V*. Thnt 1. Janie* ■aid cumiilHInant from said d e fe n d ­ C; the W e s t half t W I - 3 ) of Lot it And Found Secretary V 17 pUt'tll.AHH. ant. I- K. W hite together w ith th * .3 In lllock D; the Kn*t half Miller O. Phillips Inc. 13th an<llfirst paymi>nt on well located U. Hliarun. County Judwe for the I'lrtk. County nfn rrm ld. deslrln e that th* cost* of execution and levy In said (171-3) of Lot 4 In lllock Dj alIX T H H CIH Cl l T F O U R T OF T I I R X r. WKUKH. Hy A Between Sanford and Rands Elm Street. Phone 3. ^__ proceeding 1 have levied upon and > ___ * fnrm. Lots are located within the irnod*. r h s t t r l* nnd cred it* o f «nld T W Y IX T1 T l l l l l l ) Jt lllt lA I. ( ’ I ll Itepuly Clerk, ■tprrnHi-d tn»y ti* welt end truly ndat tlir front dour of tha Court Housa ' D KH CRIPTIO N ‘•11“ : The West tossing, brown leather travel-i C U T OF F I.O H ID A . IX AN D FOH city of Sanford, In desirable MC- ■ululitrred and I r t s lly dl*t>o*ed of. I SC A I.) In Manrnrd, Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ half ( W I 2 ) of lull 4 In lllock Img. Finder Please return same W ANTED: Z00 old can stove* for lions, and will be priced ou a K M IX O L K COUNTY. IN CHAN do hereby s la n t unto (leuriie K ida within the legnl hour* o f o s l* D; all nf to,!* 4, 6 8 uml 7 In which wc will allow len dollar* I'K It Y. llalmr*. Adniliilrntrntor. full (lower on the second day o f July, A Dk. lllock C nnd all nf lull* 6 and T bio Sanford Herald. THH t 'l H C U I T (O ltH T OF I. A K K- II KIINDON C O R P O R A T IO N lllock D, nil In D. It. Mitch­ each on tin* purchase of u now ble hails. If you want to trad* by Ui* l*tior o f H i*** nres*nt* to IXMKMIXOl.i: 192* I w ill o ffe r for sale and s*ll in COUNTY. F I.IH IIIIY . it cm pm ut Inn, Ciimpliil nant. write me what you have, what you ailn ilnl*i*r th* aood*. *hntt*ln and It A I . I 'll A SMITH, to the hlglicsl bidder for' cash a i l ell'* Hurvey of the lu»vy tlrnnt I'lullitirr. IT: Hound pup white with tan range, Sanford llu* ('o. 1till Mag­ the right, title and Interest uf tho on Lake Jessup according to want for It and maybe w* can cr*dltH of kii Id drcpafpd, which in II. II. I.KPON. XIA UR IC17 l.K PO N lots, answers to name of nolia Avc. said U 17, White In and tn lim e* her In her llfr t lm * and ut 111 * time the pint thereof ns recorded at I.KOS W FI7LDHTKIN, F R A N K make a deal. Address Box 79 Car* of her death did t>*loni{. und to u*k, H A N F O R D C l t l l D I T AHHOCIATJON, lots piece* or parcels o f land a n d , tinge 6 nf Pint Hook I of the ft. Kinder plenso notify U. W. INC., it (.'iirporatloii. Drfcndunt, W17IHH. ii ml TIIKtJ NTRAIIHS, c.i their appurtenance* situate In tb o d*m «nd. * u « for. recover und r*Public Record* uf said Heml­ M'ANTED: To auy aecond bund Herald. _________ NOTK'F. OF N IIH H IF F ’ II NAI.I3 partner*, trading uuder th* firm County of Heininole Htate o f F lo r j- ' k r, 515 E. Third St. c * lv * th* *nmc, und to pay th» nole Count) , uml nt pugA 88 of N O T IC K IK I MOI O' 11 Y O IV K N that motoreycle. Must bo reasonable name and *lylu uf L. W. F. In da dcecrllird a* fellow's, t o - w i l l . ■l*ht* In which Ui* dflc*u*ed Mlood under and l>y virtu * of n Writ o f Plat ilnnk It nf the Public Itec VI7HTMI7NT CO.. Drfendanl*. 25— Exchange L e t h, 7. t, 9, nnd the north 33 f r e t boiirul, *o fur a* ti*r * ■ * * ! » w ill * * - Kxrcutli'i) 1k* u*il out of unit under nnd in good condition. Box 7, c-o nnts o f Orange County, Florida, LutomobUes OH l i c i t OF P t U l . l U A T I O N of lot 10 <>( Amended Flat uf Ortend. nrcordhiK to luw, und Ui*n th* ill* Hinl of th* uhuv* nlyled riiurt or which County Hie County of Sanford Ili-rald. n : S T A T U OF F L O n i D A T O :— iilike llc lg h ls u* recorded nt Pag# Heinlnolu was form erly n part. u iiJ i| )__ I'erhun* vnu hnvo Hum", bulanc* to liuy over to th* l*unl unit In th* nhnvo i-nt 11 te-,1 ia u « * uiid T i T CHRYSLER-].EX. Touring ilK lI STRAUSS. 226 W. 34III And It appearing from the sworn HI of Flat llook t of the puhliq hW Ai l crnnps you nave sum. hn|rg rtnd dlstrlhut**/* o f said d*bearin g d a l* the 30lh day of May, Street, ItnulliH 1001-2-3-4, NI7W th in g you don’t need and soma-1 c*nn*d. And rth* said d e o r a * H, 193a, und commandlriR rn* that of fry apeedy, now paint, condi TO CUT YOUIt HAIR. McMullin’s tllll nf Complaint herein thnt you .......ids of *ald Hemlnole C a t i " '1'. Y O R K C IT Y , N K W Y O R K , and II and each of you may claim aumn C. M H A N D , ' llulm ** hnvln e Klv*ti hnnd and «*- the good* nnd chattel*, land* and Barber Shop. Between Firo Sta­ one cIbc has something you want rurlty pi Bargain at $260.00. Miller H. I.KPON. XIAUIIIC17 LI7PON right, title nr liiterent In uml to Hherlff uf Hemlnol* Couuly*. nnd lu k*n oath, slid p*r- tenem ent* o f .H A N F O IlD C lt K D IT I. KON W. FI7I.DSTUIN. and Florida. that they no longer find use for— (urmrd all oth er requlnllen te- AHHtM’ l A T It'N , fliilllpp, 13th Street und Elm tion nnd l*t. SL Palmetto Ave. llie In ml* herelnnhove described a corpiiratlon. I F R A N K WKIHH, the place or reeI T IS F P IIT IIK R X IU IIK o l i D f l R - EDMOND H. FA LM K H , make an exchange through this i|ulr*d by law ne**s*nry In hi* Ju*( (aline to h* mail* th* hiiiii of ON Phone 3. ____________ idetic* uf i-ai'li In-lug unknown, RD that you and each o f you ate H'dlcltor for Cnmplulnunt. iiuallflralloti n* Administrator, Is. T IIO C H A N D T W O M CNDItKD A N D 16— Apartment For Rent i'i)-jiarl licra, trtullng under the classification. Call 148 for service. by order o f Ih l* Court and by v i r ­ S I X T Y T W O A N D 13-It'll lll.3S3.13 firm num* nnd » t y l » o f I* W. F. DODGE sedan Al condition tue o f then* present*, ordained, DOl.I.AItH, wlili-h w u* lately on the 1NVI7STMKNT i ' l l . Defendants:— Heed right. Phone 3. Miller O. FOUR ROOM garage apartment W ANTED 1090 persons to trade c o n *U lu lrd und uppollited Admin- 23rd day o f May, 193*. recovered In ll nppearlng from n nwurn M il Islrator o f nil the Kood*. rlinltel* lh * nbnvr atyled Court, together in their obi oil stove, Gun slo.u uf Complaint filed In this cause hy lipn. 310 1-2 Palmetto Avenue in for and c r r d ll* nf said Anna M, llrundt, with the nun o f Nine (I9.0l>)_pol th* (,'uMiplalnant, that you, T I I K O rmt. Apply at 30(1 East -III) St, or wood stave for which wi* will tl- decesned. lur* i-o*l*. I huv* levied utiiin uml STRAUSS, nre a icaldcnt nf a Htate * W IT N K K H my tiuin* n* Juds* will o f f e r for sale and **tl to the DODOS low U-n dollars on any rew gas or Country other ihun the Slate o f Sids entronci. nfor*Bsld, uml «* a l o f o f f Ire, till* lilghe*t and b**t bidder for i-n*lt ire cur« and Graham truck*, Florida: anil Hint your preiunt adrange purchased from u«. Sanford sth day of May, In lh * year o f nur1 nt the front dour uf lh * Court laird, on* thousand nine hundred JfiitiH* In Hanford, Hemlnnle Count). d r * »* und plan- of residence a* par. and 13th. Street. Phone 8. THREE BOOM bungalow^ upurt- Gas Co. 100 'Magnolia Ave, and tw e n ty - fiv e , at Hanford. County Florida, within O'* legal hour* o f Mculnrly um ik known tu the Cumment, completely furnished, plalniiin, 1* 226 W. .Klh Street nforessld. Kill*. On tile 2nd day nt Jill), 1934 IS & COWAN Co. A « Room* ItiU1-2-3- 1 , NKW YORK 26— M iscellaneous For Sale JAH. O HIIAflON, nicely loented. Phono 99. *11 the fo llo w in g di-Mcrlhed good* ir and sheet metal work*, ■ »- - * — *• ■ '■ WWW County Judu* und rhattelu of the above named C IT Y , N. V., und that the present nddrrti* unit place nf residence nf ich Avenue. Plions 710-W. 1-2-3 FURNISHED housekeeping I^\RGE F A T FRYERS, 1791 PaE:. IHKAIA^______________________________ Sanford Credit A *»ocl*tlon , a rnr you lh * Mild 11 11 I.KPON. MAUItpnrntlon, lornteil III thr Firm N a­ i « iC K I.KPON, I.KON W. FI7I.IIapartments. All convenience i. ix" t i h : c iv il, c o n t T o f i i i :c- tional Dank lltilldlng, Saurord, Sem­ MTKIN. and F R A N K WKIHH, I* utt HUPB-MARMON O l t n I H ’ V A I. C O U N T Y . F I.t t lt I I I A, inole County. Florid a: 23 filing known iinlo the Complainant here First floor. *19, 111, $18. Monthly BOAT FOR fcALE: 30 foot bridga AUl-HtlCAN A t llU C C l.T t lH Al. Cabinet!), Sanford Automobile Co. txti with file *; 1 Art Metal In. unit ihut you and each of you newly painted und papered. 301 C I I K M I C A I , C O M P A N Y . P ls lu tlff. deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, cabinet, t drawer, letter »lie . with are over the nge of twrnty-nne |Magnolia Ave. Pbone 137, P A N V , I ’ lulntlff. 5th Street. file *; I wood filin g t'uhlnel 2' x 6'; > t-nri. and that there *1* no pi-r*mt fully equipped, sleep# six. Price II Htralght Chair*: l Stenoeraphar’* In the State o f Florida, Ihc service M. 8 T O IN O F F . Defendant. reasonable. P. 0. Box 038. Service Chair; I Hwlvel Chair; I T y p e ­ o f u Kiiininmifl In Chuncrry upon FOR RENT: Two or throe room M I T K t: OK HIIKltlF K'M SA1.K. G IF T S w r ite r dunk; I latrge Desk; 7 whom would hind you. nr any of JO B P R IN T IN G N o l l * * I* hereby x iv e h thnt un­ VIDLER, ChiropodisL Every furnished apartment with gar HOUSEHOLD FU RNITU RE — No der und by v ir t u * o f a W r i t o f K i table *; i emiill l.liioli-um rug; 2 you. n 4 UluV P V M b V Tiv/& OT e Mnnleom rug* I row alielves; TMBnRPORK. title la lo com I*AiiioiConn doubt there arc several pieces of i-c uI Inn l**u*d out o f und under the 3la rg fednesday 9 to 5 ut Bluebird age. 703 Palmetto Ave. Pencil Hliariiencr*; I check pro- maud you II. II I.KPON, XIAWRICK SANFORD PRINTING CO. discarded furniture in your home ecu I o f lit* uhuvo styled Court and U-clor: I Deuk l.lg h t : I Ditto Much- I.KPON, I.KON W. F K L D H T K IN . Jty Shoppe. Pho le 349-J. and TR Y TH IS— If you have an apart­ that are no longer of value to you •n th* above entitled ra u ** hi u Fine Job Printing In*: 3 De*k File llox**; 2 W u trr F R A N K WKIHH. and T I I K O I iik date o f the first duy of Jon*. G IFT SHOP ment to rent give complete de­ —turn them Into cash . . . a Her­ ISIS and rominundlux me thnt of t'o olere; i c«Hhler'u c a b in e t- 1 )**k ; HTltAl'KK, In pcr*(innlly be and ap UN PROOF PAIN TS McLander A read* I hat tree; | . Aditrc*Hograph; 1 pear before mtr Circuit Court at Room Number 40 Spar Varnishes and Ena* tails In a Herald Classified ad. . ■ ald Classified Ad will put your the xoods und rhnttels, land* und T y p e w r it e r : I Fleet rlc Fan; 3 Hanford, Hemlnoln County, Florida nf M. Ktulnoff I can** to W aste Paper lln * k r t»; 2 Wire Desk u Velumlna Flat Wall tell everything there la to be toM mesMtgo before thousands of read­ tenement* on the 2nd day o f July. A. D. 183S, mm h* made th* *nm o f HIX lltT N IlllR D Ilaakata. I he same day bring d Rule Day of , Persian clay jeaso. plastlco Jibout it and you will find it much ers. Call 148 today. F I F T Y T W O A N D 7S-I00 C. Xf HAND. aalil Court, lo make answer In th* which h u m on the Kith dny o f Juri Aa Sh eriff nf Hriiiliiol* County, Hill of Complaint Oil* day ns d a y and Ploquea. San- easier to secure a tenant. Call 148. filed unrr, 1811 recovered In the above Florida. again st ynu by the Complainant In aint A wall Paper Co. G. U. styled Court, tusether with the *iim WII.H ON Sr HDVI.K. POTATOES delivered at $1.00 a thin i-nitir, otherw ise Bald M il of o f t6,S7. co*t*. I have levied upon FOR RENT furnished 6 room gur, Propr. 112 W. First St. Complaint will be taken aa ron bushel. These arc culls, too small und w ill o f f e r f o r *als und sell t< A tto r n e y * fo r 1'Ialnllff. ngo apartment all modem con­ for shipping, and more trouble to the highest slid best bidder fo r conIi fensed hy you, and each o f ynu, and L Nipper. Slgnt o f alt kinds. veniences. Phone 207. ut the front door o f the Court llgu*a I N T H K f i n t ' v . v T C t . r t t T OK I K K - Oil* rau*e will proceed * g part*. ____ prepare for cooking than the large The nature o f thl* null being to IN O I.K COUNTY. FI.O HID A. In Hunfnrd. Hetnlnnle County, Florida Sanford paint A Wall Paper v. within the le g a l hour* nf *al* <>n Z A C H A R Y V liN KF.R tXJMPANT, a rem ove a* a cloud upon lh * title to FURNISHED four rooms and ones but Just as good to eat. Tele­ the the fo llo w in g described properly. Corporation, JMnlnllff— second (lay. o f July. A l>. 197* Kltuat* In the City f Sanford, S em ­ hath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. phone your order in the evening to ull o f the right, t ills and Interest inole Count) Florida, t o - w lt : o f the a bove named M. Htnlnoff or J-. a C A L L A H A N . Dafendanl. 775. Phone 100-W. l^ d * ■ and 7 of M ock 4, T i e r 3 O K D IIH O P P U U l.ir A T J IlN IN any person or persons rlaim ln g by IN 8FER Service o f all kinds, (iA tIN IH IIM K N T . nrrorelliig to K. R. T r a f f o r d -* OWNER leaving town due to other through or under him since the date T H I I S T A T U OF FIAJRIDA TO: Map uf the City o f Hanford, MODERN furnished apartment*, df the above set forth Judgment. In hone 670-\f or 3302. C. E. duly recorded am ong the Pub­ I~ O. C A L L A H A N . Whose place o f interests. Has business earning and to the f o llo w in g described lot, Ftigidoirc: Murphy steel kitening. lic Itecurde of Hemlnnle County, nr parrel' uf land‘ s‘itu s !* Hi residence la unknown; Florida. :hen: Gnrsge: excellent neighbor­ $150.00 per month. Will sell below le** I t being made lo appear that a emlnole County, Florida, to-w it: cost. Apply News Stand, 1st Nat'I. that certain ninety.nlan ( 88 ). v e e r Summons ha* been laauad in the WIGHT PRINT SHOP T h * Kast Quarter ( K I - 4 ) o f Hie hood: rent very reasonable. Park HEMSTITCHING above and fo re g o in g cause directed Lease executed by FORRB8T N orth w eet Quarter ( N W I - t ) of IPPY service on any thing In Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, Bank Bldg. P. I I l i l t s lo you. I* (1. C A L L A H A N , and that I. A K 17 and OHUOItNK lh * Northeast Q uarter (NI7I-4I the name haa been returned ‘ un­ DfJ.V. Joined by their wive*, unto tnUng. A phone call will get Rayer, o f Section S3 Tow nship 18 Houtlt •,_____ FOR SALE— Muthushck piano, in Slngor Sewing ifachhM nerved: that yitu do not resld* In T II 170 STRAUSS, aa attorney In Rung* 31 Rdat. man. Phone 417-W. 9 RailF. IfJVKBTJu'ENT lh * State of F lorida: that your Fact fo r L. W. good condition. Phone 4rt0-W. or C M HAND. Machines Sold, Rented, THRASHER APARTM ENTS: Re­ Avs. A * S h e r iff o f Jiamlnol* Cuonty. nr#**nt place o f residence le un­ CO.. a .m .p a r t n e r » h lp , composed of II. 1 1 . I.KPON, X l A i m i C K nNpON. k n ow n ; that th* fo r e g o in g suit was Easy raymenta duced rates. 317 Park. Phona call ut 327 W. 0th St. F lorida. • commenced on the 33rd day o f I.KON W. F K L D H T K IN , FRANK SAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS 859-J. W IL S O N * HOYLM, Phona 80 North Park, YnM «« Aurll, A. D, 1811 and (h at a W rit WKIHH nnd T I I K O KTIIAl'tiH. dal-d 27—Money To Loan A t t o r n * )* . TH E NEW W A L L P A IN T or Qarnlahment hn* been laauad Oclober tTlh A. D. 1816, duly- r e ­ — ................. .... tETIHNO NEW AND BET- LEFFLE R APARTM ENTS: furn­ ON W H ITE or colored property. IN T H K C O U N TY C O U R T O P *F.»I- and served upon F. F. D U TTON A corded mining the Public llecurda C O M P A N Y , a Corporation. o f Semlnol* County, Florida, In llnff-Mac Battery Co. 1NOI.K C O U N TY . P L O H I O A . ished. 3 room and garage. A t ­ Fumitur* FOR FU RTH ER 1NFORDaed Hook 48 on Pag* 413. and 0. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. R. A. N P .W U A N . doing ttuelness a * TIJI7IU7FOHK, you are ordered J17 East 2nd. Street. TION, C A L L PHONE 23&J tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Mill H a rd w a re Company, P la in ­ and commanded to be and appear that any and all claims which you WE BUY or $rada U tired or any o f you may hava o r make In ur L ■ _ _ before the Circuit Court In and for tiff, WE W IL L allow ten dollars on any SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- Magnolia. Pbone 280-W. d*. th* lh * sukj*«| aubjeci o f lure. Wagoer Funxiture C Homlnole County, Kiurhia, at th* and t o said lamia, re said L * * b *. may !•« and old stove and give vou 12 months F n A N K H A L L , Defendant ■ P ___. I*e terminated . F L A . ______ ourt House In Hanford, Seminole Small garage apartment. Call M l. cancelled hy a decree of title Court. minty. Plurlda, on th* 2 nd day o f ip p * a * a M b n o t ic k o p aiiKaiipp*a to pay balance on any new range. A w a ln r * It le hereby ordered that Ihl* N o ­ July, A. D. 1811. same being a H No tire I* hereby g iv e*n n that under it ml i JEY’fl DP.UG' S TO B E -P re* Sanford Goa Co. 1$0 Magnolia Ave. and by virtu * of a W r i t o f 17s*- Da)' o f (bla Court and fait title not ll e * and o r d * r l»* pgbllahed in the 1 6 — Houses For Kent -rlptlons, Drugs, Soda. We are new*paper, puhl* r a b L a -------ih e r w U e Judgment■ by hy Dafautt eutlon. leam'd out o f and under tha Defaui Hanford lHerald, SEMINOLE A W N ! NO J ll*b*d In Sanford, Semlnol* County. SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* ■ ■ ■be■ ■entered ■■ again*! you. III *eal o f tbe above etyled Court and near as your pbone. Call 103. TWO FIV E room modern bunga(Lego! Ado) ' Awnlnga, Window shades. ' Florida, once a w **h for fouR -tt), It le Ordered that Dil# Notice be In lh * almve entitled cause bearing Cushions and Scat Coverings. lias. Anything Canvas. 2 Iowa. One furnished, one unfur­ dot* th* flrat day uf June, IMS, and pgbllahed in T b e Hanford Herald a •onaecutlY# weeba. and that a «opy NOTII7M ULDIN oT B L O C K S - —I r r ig a t io n unto tba. said Hanford, thereof b* mailed Tuny Paruto was granted a final roinmandlne mo that o f tbe good* newspaper published In 2nd, Street, Pkotd 11. nished. Rent reasonable. Apply SOS West End. Street. and general ce m e n t w o rk . decree o f divorce from lilt wife and ehattela, lands and tenamanta Seminole County^ Florida, once each T I I K O ST It A CHS. one o f the d* month* fondant# named In this ault week f>or a p e r i o d off tw o ( I ) mo Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1809 SanforJ A i m ndy Kseuhi by tbe circuit cdurt of FRANK MALL I cause to bi next WITNESS my band gad official ii succeedJgf UV*4* Ut* sum of NINETY-SIX AND June lh k 1IM. Avenue. he reduced rates are lo r lecutive Insertions. Ira words o f avorage length [counted a line, aimum charge of 80c ter Insertion, il advertising is restricted [roper classification. ) an error is made The San* Herald will be responaiDlo only one Incorrect insertion, ! advertiser tor subsequent tlonn. The office should be ’led Immediately In case of little classified ads In The Stanford Herald make fc t t# m m n & A i McLander Arcade -Classified-Business D ire c to ry -Classified- Business Directory B Batteries 8 C Auto Topa »r, Prop. 3rd sad Elm. kyi ate: i �t BLACK M> o whe E x tr a Front M iam i T e a m ' -ft -* - J r ' • t« la 'C H w e Hard-Fought Scrap Leasing ‘MsJo* LeaffOe H itfe n N A T M X A Y . LEAG UE ‘NEW YORK, June HL— (IN S ) — Efack Maria, a ^ a t - and garb* marie now at the top a f her form, la faypred to win tria $17,500 ’ictu re A t M ili fiei .J H mm' » ^ J igl Gi Player and c(ub NEW YO&k, June 10.— One of Pet. . .A AB B H “ A Gift In fcverj- Port,’ b W lo loJ-Orlanbu'i those rare ring occurences, a reM iTomsby, Boston. HaWks' latest production bahdlAp horieh Have been 49 172 43 71 M S Colts took a see-saw 10 inning grudge fight, wound up With a qamed tor tha historic race. The Films, ife^tpring Victor Mcl battle from Miami out at Tinker foggy decision last night at. the CtlUgbap, C g f t g g l g ' 4S 41S W h f! dStknce rx a WRe and II furiong. crimes to the Mllane Thfa the month, it may be conceded Held yesterday afternoon by a Coney Island Stadium, when Dave By DAVIS J. W ALSH m The driy. Grantham, Pittsburgh that the backbone of the embryonic count o f 7 to 0. The old board of Shade was declared a winner over t Docs IN T E R N A T IO N A L NEW S 8ERV ^ 30 188 26 54 .391 PADDOCK, BORAH IIACE Those who have seen trie ftfted International News Service 8ports tenm has yet to (iroVe its strength strategy brought about some pe­ George Cortney at the end o f 10 Pleinlbh, Cincinnati rounds of mean milling. or weakness. culiar playing but won out in endorse i\ ns one of the mo*t Editor LOB A N G E L E S r Cal., June 10. ill 135 15 61 .378 ted among the Outside o f Claude Braccy, sen­ the extra inning as Edmondson pair, ranked V TO llC i'^u n e16— <IN S ) j (IN S )— With tho scheduled 100- iftg unique sea yarns yet to NE W YORK, Juno 16.— (IN S ) had leading mlddleWdlgnt* Dbuthlt, S t Louis sational Texan, and a casual few sent out a long double after tfro Lojiis'Conffhiila, who have — The question of just how much metre even t featuring Chnrley th'e screen. Not nlonc are 50 248 47 63 .375 never met this and, with the pox others, the sprinters who have v/ere out and Charlie Lehrmann tjio not *o natty Cincy o f o spurge your favorite uncle, qualified for th« Boston games to Leader i year ago toilay, Harris, Pndijpck, eprint champion o f thu venture nnd romnnee in the butted one o f Davis' slants square nihility of a little bout with MickWbTlfl, rind Charley Borah, the most Is frotn this top o f the Notion- with the striped paqts, high hnt date do not bear the hallowed on the nose to drive in "B [g E arP <jy Walker looming up Tor the Pittsburgh .,444, , . situation, , threaten ftfg pt1*tender to Paddock's winner, plus personal dislike of AM E RIC AN LEAG U E j ' 4 l Leagues ladder after n long chin whiskers and th onnmc of names that have served to make with the inning run. been injected into it in such a throne drawing them as a mag­ ench other, they came down to-the P layer and Club It was a thriller frpm ttaft, to « W h i chase, face stronger opposi­ Samuel, may be.prepared to make America great. This deficiency Wire fighting savagely. R H P e t net, piorfe than 50,008 spectators well as onlrirtmlning. hurao G AB will be altered this afternoon both flnlst, with everything In the rule in the Olympic games at Amster­ tion today from the third place Shade caroled the final round are 6%t expeefed to jahff themfleive* in nre dam this summer will be present­ nt Los Angeles and in the Yankee bofck, and lots besides, going In to by tpearing the wildly rushing Goslin, Washington . jie this kffemon w t « t v i - ^ yi , ba! ed on an °r'jNaw York Giants. to the ‘coliseuih here 88 114 23 48 .421 give tho fans their money's Oklahoman with a variety of by tlbSvard Hawks, tells 0r ,l. n a characteristic last-minute ed for n show down In three mnjor {Radium. in witness the filial southwest secIs Charley Paddock still the worth. Leo Crowe, Miami pilot, cleanly delivered punches. Dave’s LatscVi, New ‘York antic ridventuroe of n hur]Jj gpetors o f the country this after­ ic a few hours before the 25 46 173 36 64 .379 tionnl Olympic trials. “ fastest human7“ He very nearly stole home with the ty|ng run finish evidently won him tHe ate, “ Spike 5fo(lden.’ ||it r»r limit went into effect last noon. New York will muster the will have to outfoot the field they with two out in the ninth, Bur nomination ns Couitncy had pre- GeHrtg, New York bbok records the names of ( g Hit, Manager John McGrow obRUTH HITS ANOTHER 53 200 51 73 .365 arc dropping him In with on the dine smacked a homer insjdc the .vlqusly won at least five rounds. glrjs o f yaripus degrees of p, the veteran pitcher He flower of eastern competition nt const this afternoon. The day park with one on in the second. However, George had Been guilty Kress, St. Louis the Yankee Stadium; Denver will NE W YORK” une 16.— (IN S ) tilde in Amsterdam, Bueno, to round out his mound 52 185 31 0(1 .357 — George Herman Ruths 24th hom­ Panama, Marseilles Charley wns snid to have 9-1-2 Boas Wells got thrown out o f the o f much holding nnd rough, un­ ani| 3 *ttff. 1I« swapped catcher AI call forth the best of the Rocky Reeves, Washington seconds for the hundred, there was j(amo and out Of the park for pro­ ethical mauling nqd wrestling., Mountain district and Los Angeles, ports o f call, and his nmoro^l er o f the season, made yesterday . Spohrer and three twirlers— the Courtney whs so inechsed nt the 30 113 16 4d .351 o ff Crowder o f the St. Louis ventures In each port provi£i ever the happy hunting ground for some question o f whether he had testing a decision nnd throwing > veteran Vir#H Barnes and two n't actually been headed at the tape down his receiving gauntlet— verdict that he refused to shake 1 Lender a year S|go today, Mil- Brownst puts him seven grimrs plot. ** talent on the spiked hoof, will send 'rootles, Ben Cantwell and Bill uucifJMiaa, ,»ui, by another man. The latter was thbse nrc only a few o f the extras hands With Shade apd raised his ler, Philadelphia, .894 , to the post one o f the finest groups In addition to affairs „f ahead o f his last season'* record. v Clarkson— to the Boston Braves in gloved hands In gestures o f dis­ THE BIG FIVE of sprinters, Jumpers hurdlers and and still is Chnrley Borah and ho thrown in for the faithful few. Ho is nine up on Buster Gehrig, hbart, “ Spike” provides thrit exchange for Jo? Genewlch. gust. The men indulgrd. in many will be In there against Paddock a h PP r ab Miami Player plenty through his ability whnt would-you ever assembled on his closest contender. wordy exchanges as they ham­ This Cards cased into first place again this altcrnoon. So will Lom­ Brown, 2b — ...3 1 0 2 5 G AB R H HR Pet. fighter, especially when he mered away nt each other. Court•' whip . Spnny Jim Bottomley’s one field. bardi, the 0-3 5 seconds school­ Crowe, 3b .... ,..,4 2 3 0 1 Hornsby The occasion in question will bo his buddy, Robert Anmtronj CREW TO ENTER TR YO U TS q«y carried to figh t to th e ,Calif­ homer with two on bass; In the boy and W yckoff, another pro Burdine, cf .......4 1 3 2 0 40 172 ‘ 43 71 13 ,413 cT tho many sernpts he ms ornian in the early rounds and al­ fourteenth staked them to u 5 to rcetional Olympic trials prolimi* cocious juvenile. It may be speclfi- MorrU, rf — ....4 0 0 2 0 Gehrig 53 200 61 73 15 .363 nary to the final and ultimate though he missed many lends at tji get into while Spike N E W H AV E N , Conn., June 10. 2 win over Brooklyn. Mitchell and cnlly determined this afternoon Dunbar, I f ... ...2 0 1 ) 0 63 178 62 59 24 ..331 — (IN S )— Yale’s varsity crow will wooing. the bobbing figure |n front o f Ruth *^hnson pitched fine ball for the qualifications for team places in l .3th particii/itc In the Olympic fcrywhether or not Paddock is to e x ­ Loder, bs ...... ...2 0 0 4 5 him scored often with left hooks Cobb 40 201 26 64 Another unusual thing u__ ^ ts , as did McWeeny and Clark llostop early In July, tyinners and nnd uppercuts. ' ' # , |,,‘ pute nt Philadelphia next month Cftfl in Every Port'1 is that i Speaker rocond men in the eastern inter­ ercise his usliol domination of the^ Allen, Jb-rf .....4 0 0 11 2 fo p the Robins. 3 .203 whether it beats Harvard on Juno at the most popular nnd nmt| Olympic sprints this year. 44 171 27 45 Larzo, c ........ ...4 2 2 5 2 The tail-end Phillies took an 8 collegiate* and the national col­ RIVER RISING Tthe Yankee Stadium field of Cusack, p ..... ....3 0 0 0 2 Yesterday’s Home puns. legiate A. A. Games already have 22 or not, according to an an tifpl o f the younger motion to 7s!ugfcst from the Reds. Don staked their claims to a fling at sprinters will be equally meritor­ P M « , p - .... ..2 0 1 0 1 KENN ETT, Mo., Jurie 15.— S t Flayer nnd Club Yes’day Sen. Ttl. r.auncoment by tho Athletic As­ tUrc actresses in Bollywood • Huyst walloped his fourth homer the Boston finale. Sa have the ious in quality hnd considerably Wetucll, x ..... ...,0 0 0 0 0 the feminine loads—one or. 24 sociation. / f- .1 Francis river wns rising rapidly Ruth, Yankees In five games. qualifiers in the Pacifir trfnls at greater in quantity. Tho good ones Hinkle, xx-lb • -i J L . 0 2 0 •— Jktr each port. Mnrie Tataj 13 today in Dunkljn .bounty as nation- RotttmBey, Cardinals 1 Vic Aldridge, former Pirate, San rancisco, the Pacific north­ will include Jack Schoitx, .Olymtip, thcnittle Spanish beauty wj The lerittbre:, , Cubs 1 ..:iK -b *v 12 v _nl guardsmen pntrollcd the levee Hack Wilson, node a home run and two singles champion; - Frank HVi*s*y, west ut Portland, Oro. the South­ "’'Totals ■" 33 6 10x29 18 4 Ruth 24; Gehrig 15; Hornsby 13; the Fox FilmR contest in Spil 8 Brannon, Browns X to prevent breaks threatened by In'addition to ‘pitching the Giants ern affair at, Dalian and the south­ Ohct Bowmrm, members o f the x— butted for Morris In ninth, UotUttrifcy lir; Blrisonetto 12; Hade 0 the girl, In the Argentine. Hurst, Phillies 1 flood. to 0 to 1 victory ov^r the Dues. 1024 team; Hank Russell, back to xx— batted for Wctscll in nlrtth. .--------------- « ____________ Miller, Athletics Wilson J2; Hauser 10.' Joyce plays the girl in Piii 1 3 ' The Braves certainly can use eastern sectionals at Atlanta, But with the East, the Rockies form again; Roland Locke, the cx- x— Two out when wirtning run two in 1 1-3, Sproul none (pitch Jackson, Giants Gretel Yoltx the girl in-H„ 3 1 Those pjtchfrs they- are getting and the Southern Pacific sections cornhuskcr whose injuries "have ed ono bhl|.) Winning pitcher, Grimm, Cpbs'. 1 Leila Hyame in-PnrMffW-’ ' 2' .. .from the Giants.' The Beoqpalers prevcnCertTiim from resuming, hia 'ab r h po a V Sweeney, Losing pitcher, Davis. Kress Brriwns American 200. Orlando ‘ Brooks in France. 2 1 ~dropp#d!*-thehr_ seventh ‘ straight still.to show tholr cards ami the Allegheny Mountains, the mid- record breaking earner o f several Chauncey, 2b .....4 0 I 6 5 0 I^rt on bises, Miami 7, Orlando Thompson Phillies 2 1 game when the Cubs nosed them, western and the central districts years ago, nnd a cocrie o f col­ Cox, rf .... . 5 0 1 1 0 0 6. Umpires, Moore nnd Weaver. Regan, Red $ox 2 1 out 6 to 4 . Hack Wilson Swatted reserving their trials for later In legians. Abrams, 11, .. ...4 2 1 12 2 0 Time, 2:30. 1 1 Aldrltfgu, Giants1 his twelfth Komdr. 1 2 2 0 0 4 Kirby, I f ...... Detroit is in the , throes o f a Edmondson, cf ..5 1 2 1 0 0 fiVognnie losing streak. The T i­ RAY TO COMPETE Lchrmnnn, 3b ...4 0 1 3 1 0 U . S. Tennis Players gers lost out to Washington in Viau, ss ........ ...3 1 ! 2 4 0 tlie tdnth 5 to 4. Face Difficult Job MEDFORD, Mass., June 16.— 1 0 3 a 0 Wells, c _____ ■ w i t h Lefty ! i Grove bn the mound, Illume, c ___ ...0 0 0 0 0 0 the Athletics swamped Cleveland (IN S )— Little Jote Ray, of Chica­ W IM nLEDON, "Eng., June"16.— Formby, p .... . 3 1 1 0 2 0 •A' I 12 td 0 and gained a full game on go, waa here today to comprte with ...0 0 0 0 n 0 Sproul, p (I N S )— With Brent Britain leading Ik , the Yankees. Jimmy Henigan, “ Whitey'* MJch0 0 0 i 0 ‘ ftamnoh and Kress, the Tulsa elson, Clarence Dc Mar and other by .one match, the American wo Sweeney, p ....... 1 twins, 'personally conducted the long distance runners In a 10 mile men tennis stars today must win Totals 37 7 10 30 16 0 ;V ■ sprightly, St, Louis Browns to a road race nt a “ Ilenlgan day” cel- three of four matches to be play­ *Tf Miami __ 002 010 003 0—41 6,.to 4 Wiu over the .Yanks. Each rbrntion. Grenter Boston Athletes ed to retain the Wightmnn Cup. Orlando . 100 200 300 1— 7 ■vj g o t « home run and Alvin Crowder were entered in the other track Runa butted in, Burdfnc 3, A fter her easy victory over Mrs. nt^aged to (urn hack the cham­ ami field events. Watson, Helen Wills today faces Crowe 2, Kirby, Viau, Formby 2, pions even though the Brown’s v ; >• . r e> Lehrmann. Two-bnse hits, Larxo, b ' “ V , were outhatted by 10 hits tp five. LAST N IG H T S FIGHTS. Miss Eileen Bennett, the young Kirby, Edmondson. Home run, . Babe Ruth's twentyfourth homer A T NEW YO R K:— Dave Shade. English player, who yestordny won Bunllnc. Sacrifices, Crowe, toiler o f the season was wasted. !- •'.Danny MacFaydert bespectacled California middleweight, won de­ n sensational victor^ over Mrs. 3, Abrams, Vieu, Wells. Stolen arid bases, Crowe, Abrams. Double *** *. *.' . • Red Rox twjrler, held the White cision over George Courtney, of Mnltn Mallory. plays, Brown to Lndcr to Allen, Paired with MIh.i Penelope An­ Sox. hittess for seven innings and Oklahoma MO). Harold Mays, Bay­ W e Loan You A Beautiful I am opening a shop in Sanford and wil|| onne, N. J. heavyweight, outpointed derson, the American star also Loder to Alien, Abrams to Viau, h W^vtrimmed them 3 to 1. The Sox man ' ’ V aged to get four hits in the lust Benny Tmiciistono, of Florida ( 8). will appear in the doubles against Vinu to Chauncoy to Abrams. be equipped to handle any kind of repair Mrs. Watson and Betty Nuthuil. Bases on, balls off, Cusack 2. two innings. L e a t h e r B d u n d B a h k Davis 1, Fortnby 5, Sweeney 2. work promptly, In the other singles matches, Mrs. Moron G, Columbia 1. Watson plays Mrs. Mallory anil Struck out by Cusack 2, Davis SOUTHEASTERN LEAG UE hone 883 Phone 88^ in cr care p f Smith and Jordar S T A N D IN G Montgomery- 10, Columbus 1. Miss Helen Jacobs of California, 3, Formby 3. Hit, by pitcher by These Imnks nre hnndsotnely bnurid In red, array, ivory plays Miss Nuthnll. Miss Wills is Formby (Brown). Hits o ff Cusack Pensacola 4, Selma 2. Inc., until riew address is announced. di F l o r i d a St a t e l e a g u e and green I)uponl Prhcens Leather. Come In nnd take Jacksonville 6, Albany 7. (10 conceded an easy victory in the 0 in 6 innings (pitched to three W, L. Pet. Innings). singles, but the othor three matches batters in seventh) DavlB 4 in 3 your choice of colors. St. Petersburg .....32 14 .0911 Tempo 7, Savannah 5. j lue expected to be bitterly fought. 2-3, Formby 8 in 8 2-3, Sweeney Cfrtando ....... 28 17 .622 W. P. Boh..... ............ 23 21 .52,1 Sanford....... ....... 18 25 .419 . 1 8 27 .400 Duyionn Bruch Miami lb 30 .333 Comer First St. arid Sanford Ave. Wh'y and One Minute Refinishing Upholstering] By Factory Open*s a Savings Account W. L. Pet. tfCil* K*3t.‘ r^-* 8t. Louis .1.... ....... ... 36 21 .625 i- Cincinnati ........... ... 30 23 .610 New Y o r k ......... . .... 211 22 .569 L ■, Chicago ............................ ................. . . . 32 25 .519 ■ * Brooklyn ........ .... ... 2H 20 .519 . 25 29 .403 Pittsburgh E Boston .... ............ ... IK 33 .353 ... 12 36 .250 ^ Philadelphia ... AM ERIC AN LEAGUE W. L. Pel. ...... 42 11 .792 New York .... .... 33 19 .635 Philadelphia ____29 27 .518 St. L o u is ___ 25 30 .455 Ckveland ...... ...... .... 22 28 .440 Washington ............ ■ sjfrott ............. ..... 1)0 34 .393 ..... 18 30 .375 ' Boston ___________ ..... 20 34 .370 Chicago ...................... i SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE W. I*. Pet. 46 21 .687 £ Pensacola >'[Montgomery ______ 40 27 .597 Albany ............... 34 30 .531 Jacksonville . 35 32 .522 Tampa ................... 33 33 .500 Savannah ..... ......... 27 34 .413 23 34 .104 Columbus ............ Selma ............... .. 21 41 .339 R E S U LT S FLORIDA S TA TE LEAGUE Orlando 7, Miami (1 .(10 innlr»,rs). St. Petersburg nt Daylnnu Be»-ch, rain. "West Palm .Beach at Sanford, rain. f n a Y h Yn a l l e a g u e S^. Louis 5, Brooklyn 2 (14 in• nines). licugo 5, Boston ,-J. incinnnU 7, Philadelphia 8. jlUburgh 1, New York 9. AM ERIC AN LEAGUE . *w York. 4, ,St., Lsjuis 5. j. Hiiladelphia tjt. Cleveland 5. Boston 3, Chicago 1. Washington 5. Detroit 4. (to s o u T k it a N As s o c i a t i o n Memphis 4; Atlanta 2 (10 in> * ' i ............ N m r‘ Orleans, 0-9, Mobile 2-2. - Little flock. 8, Birmingham 9. (10 Innings.) t.-Chattanooga 4, Nashville 16. ' A M E R IC A N ASSO CIATIO N Louisville 4, Toledo 0. Indianapolis 4, Columbus 6. St. Paul 6, Milwaukee 7. sly games played. >UTH A T L A N T IC LE AG U E Ho Z, KnoxVIlle 6. ivtlie 6, Spartanburg 2. $, Charlotte 9, __ ••-V a. . A Well Planned Luncheon Menu Adds Zest To The Observation Of Fourth Of July Festivities I cups consomme, highly seasoned 1 cu p peas 3 beet*, sliced , 2 haril-cooked egg*, sliced Hllcc* of hum Dllcc* of chicken or real Soak gelatine In cold water end' dissolve In hot consomme. 1’otir* a thin layer In a wet mold. When It gttffcns. arrnngu on It decora­ tions of tho beets, peas and eggs. Cover with a tittle more of tho gelatine mixture which has been allowed to stiffen slightly. Dip other plcceg or the. decorations In the asplo asd'sot them against the chilled sldoe Of tho mold. When these hkvo .stiffened, fill mold altornately with 'sllcou of the ham chicken, tfnd thickened aspic. H**rvo on lettuce leaves and garnish wl’ Jt rmllsh roses or with bluffed Kims(ora nosplKTry Monwir 1 l texspoouful Knot Sparkling Otlailne l4 rup cold Witter a bit of fruit or mini Daves and >4 cup boiling wuter accompanied by unawssisned >4 cup sugar , crackers \ 1 cup raspberry Juice and pulp hlnvrackrr Salmi Few grains salt „ X level lalilrspoontuls Knox Spark­ 1 plat cream ling tirlatlue Soak gelatine In cold water and cup cold uatrr dlssplve In boiling wuier. Add rasp­ 3 V4 cups loinaloe'a (fresh or can­ berries forced through sieve, nnd ned) sugar. Cool, und wh**n II thlrkeus X tahlesppaitfuls onion juice slightly, best and ft^d In creuill »4 liay leaf / unit whole bvrrlC# If desired. Fill Stalk celery chilled mold with mixture, adjust l'”ew grains coyenns cover and punk In rock salt uml 2 tahleepoiiuruls mild vinegar finely crushed Ice. using equal Fed- grains salt . parts, and let stand three hours Soak gelatine In cold water 6 Serve garnished with silk flags. minutes. KID rent titling Ingred­ Vs l riot Ic IJwaacTl ients. etrepi vinegar, bring to boil­ ing point and tiull ten minutes Add I level (abb-spoonful Hubs Spark­ ling Uelailnu ’ vinegar and soaked grlatlim. and w hrn gelaljne has i)l«ertlted, si nil u. 14 cup cold wuier Turn Into l.ukltig powder cans of I pint cretin cup sugar tile smallest site, which IlSte been rinsed tn cold water. ((These ara S cup scalded milk Fruit Roup stiout I hies tin hes long and an | lr«MpuU(l/4gJ 4VUUtlla X level labJrspooufuls Knos Spark­ Inch and lt>r.e,i|U*rter» In dlsMieier). There mud i*e a bsklug Itaapberrtfa ling Oelatlna powder cun for each person lo be Ulueberrlrs H cup cold wpler a*rved. . W h e n Je|)y is firm, tin l H cups boiling water Sivik gelatine In cold writer snd J cups fruit Juice inold by •ltji|dng bun fo r un I n * ' dissolve In hoi milk ; * , then a.Id sugstaid In w s n ii w a t e r Arrange the „ r k » i i m v l conln lntng mltturt* tn ; lahluspoonfuls lemon Jules red tin-Crockers nil lettuce leaves a p,,,, 0f water, and S tir until Few grains salt Hucar , uli.J ItiS'Tf H piece Of shredded ml tin re thickens. Fold In whipped c c l f r y In one etui for s fuse, ^rr.ve c l n l |M »| „ j itsvurtlig. In lull thin 6ouk gelatine In cold water mgyonnnlse. Dr. ihe i o i i i u I o K|iuo«es urrunge u tterpsts layers o f .minutes: add hulling water a l„ i ; w l i h tiilsiitre may , he mnhted lb, the vanilla cream , fa xpberrlvs oqd «lt und stir until dissolved. Add ' F*lik In.llvbliisl itint.ls Chopped blueberries. T o p with thy c r e a m ■ult Juice (using nytirr. ,rher-v wj-l a ylngle berry. O th er fruits urrant. gtupr. raspberry, rooked Celery pr tiil/a play lie stirred used in tha sam e way, l/jeapple, grsp*'frali. or a coii.n.ij t)■roiisrft tfle Jelly inislure. Chicken „ laV i lun of any of lh**nt__fr*'sh or or (qua fish^are also delicious m old - 1 ^ free LuoUrt ut frla ltn * rrWpe* ............ »« lotuiilo J.-Ky ‘ «s(t*fble fur hU sr'rg*(axi trd/ *v sent 1 'toned). Add sugar according lo ! 'ie s.-ldlty of the fruit. Turn Inin Cub I SJMvl In AXptc upas ergsrsl lo (A# Fsori LVarsKa* all. thin gjusm-s. In bouillon cups I Ivvel tnbb spiioiifulg Knot Mparh- j /farssu. 7!f)f ffnrsdtcSy., A f e Ytrk, -7r In glivss gnjl^fruh **-t* Servs, ■ ling Ue/stitie thoroughly . t j UUsd, garnJririsd x>Hlt, H c»i> ootq wataf __________ jle *ovtr g o i l f x . ' JTIKT may not allow you to I shoot off fire cracker* on the iKourUi of July, but (hero tv ope way you can celebrate Indepen­ dence Day with particular enjoy­ ment to your eye and palate. If not to your ear. A luncheon or supper, nicely olioecn lit every way. will be a delightful occasion for you and your friends The decorations need hardly worry you. It’s .the color that counts, und Hint Is nnturnlly red. while and blue, which you can carry out In ribbons or llliy silken flags or In flowers, a liny boutonnit*re at each place, or graceful sprays In the peptor cryslsl vast-. For your menu you limy choose from the following recipes. They are calculated to please the eve anil to stimulate and’ satisfy the taste. Watcrmekwi Cocklall With Orange Jelly X level tuhlespuonfills Knot Spark­ ling (Julutine * . H cup cold water X nip* boiling water i cup sugar. 1 cup orange Juice i tshlRSpoonfiils lemon Jules Few grains suit Hook gelatine In cold water 5 minutes en>l dissolve - In hulling « uter. Add sugar and orange uml lemon Julep. |'rum . Into wet shal­ low psti and whim very Arm, eul In rube*. Arrange In cocktail glints*-* with round hulls scooped from wuierutrllun. A spoonful of raspVcrfy JyH« may b« added, to each class, and If preferred I ho Jelly juiuy b« colored red with vegetable |culorlug. Or. raspberry Jelly may ,!{«■ used, followl/ig recipe tor orange delly and 'substituting raspberry Jules for the orange juice, i Orf for a novolty, ssrvs a colorful Fruit Bvup. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Expert C. Killingsworth AfCjlixtiMl, with, the S a n fo rd , Buy the only car forl&urself comblaed* re e c a n tn w i iy E x p e rie n c e d O w n e r s Dem and its f i d d i P P V Demand for Duick hat In­ creased at luch a remarkabla rate that Buick sale# equal the combined salea of any other three cars In its field. What better testimonial to Buick Value than thil? What more convincing evidence that Buick* of all cars at or hriar its price, best measure* up to tha world's conception of what on automobile should be? Bulck’s vibrationless six-cylin­ der Valvc-in-Heod Engine— boost powerful engine of Its else in the world—the Buick Sealed Chassis, and a Score of o(her exclariYefeatunrisexplain Buick’s popularity. The WOrldAride preference for Buick ii youf guarantee of aattsfaeffon. Choose the car Which outsells soy other three careinitafield. A U Buick models Imre LoHjoj H4Jr**Uc Shad, equipment A bunkers, front and rear, at standard equip SEDANS $1193 to $199? ' * COUPES $11991to $1«30 SPORT MODELS ! 1195 to $1525 - MUf^cmf.u~t. rumt. P W M ( Hunk* »U u . • «. * ^ i .irdayW u R _ t o|>crating with the Fisher Body Corporation, Oakland no# arranged to demonstrate to automobile owners everywhere the rea*on* for the superiority and popularity of Fisher bodies. Come Body opr showroom during the Fisher fration, loam how Fisher and what high finality ,of teLrSalT fa ysed. See for yourself why experienced owner* demand bodies hv Fisher. Don’t min this opportunity to gain a sound understanding of such an Important part of your automobile. 'At Is . p>, m Time Sis, glOJS |s S, M r itfi M Mumwuilui m ruM. Mbtor Co* - Rive’s Garage �♦ ttfi vcssasi, SATtm PAY. JUNE1C,1 jA K T S T O Description O f Land 'Holloa 1* h e r e b y * ly e n th a t the follow I n k ‘Ilea ■ h t h e r e o f (WTOTH* b * n* ceM#* 7 to pay the amoui opposite to the same, to nether with coats o — . i- tla ln g .R U I .b e ,«o ld .a t public tt uctlbn on the 2 nd d savfr fh . c h u r l House door. In t h e City o f Hanford, Unknown Hanford ...t-----------— Development Unknown Descrip tio n o f Land fT LV A ff C T (le 4 and I. Block ......... Unknown . Crumer n. Pott II. L. W a g er 8 14 o f 8 W U o f HR i.tt ®f N W U fLess V l « f t o f W 412 Fre 11 Iona l N B ’" t t ’o f ” NE U ' f L e a * B e g ut . int. o f P e t e r M ir­ anda CH. lin e, with K line o f Hd Hec •run 8 M l Ch W A l l . 8 5-1 o f Heetlou In Hanford Grant , 5" H . K t^fl HANFORD P A IIM B A* Breurded In I .... . sad 13ft tt, Seminole Unknown Unknown ITnknown Unknown U Until Douglass Sanford K. U Krnnk Htackhouse Unknown - ............ M. K. Hubltiaun .... IV, D. Hoffman Unknown ..... ....... It llook No. I Page* tasty fteeords. Development i 10 1 « ... l g ) l i 10 T .............. toot, 1 0 1 ................. L o t , l o t ................ Lot, 110 u............ I g t t ' l l l ................ L o ts , 113 and 114 L o t 116 ................. L o t I I I ....... Ig»t ' I I I .............. L ots i l l and 120 I-ot i l l ......... .. L o t 113 ............... L o t 113. - i—...... Lot l t d ............... U t 125 ............... 5 ...— . . . . ------ Lota*l<(0 and 161 — j f t i t 1 I T i " ” 1" " " 1" ae. , ..lie . • • a, l let ...■...« .« « ..« « la IT1. lit , 171,174 la>t 315 ....................... tail 314 ....................... I ait 317 a.-.*............... Lot* 319. 3t0. 321. 322, 313 and 114 .........— Bun N IL l.o d lt V ir g in ia Carolina Chemical F . I * W o o d r u ff Unknown „— . 13 A. M. Bartleson 10 K. r . Lundqultt W to SB Cor o f tot S3 Of New Upeala 8 ,W. S.« Chs 8 l l i ch HW I H ch B to b eg B e g 114 eh. W o f HE ' C or •).._.....j....r.— :... Bun N 11*4 ch W IS ft 8 J l t t ch K 16 ft A ll 8 14 o f HM tt o f ' N Ji 14 and HH 1* 8 E. M. Hayes ............ ...............— . ................. ............. . . . . «...— -.----- Unknown ............... — Unknown Unknown .......... — ., ................. lait 125 ........... «... Lot 126 .............. ...... Lot 327 .......... ..«..'...... Lot 331 ............. I ait 329 ....................... L 6 t 310 ............. ...... t 331 ........ ........... t 312 ..................... t 331 ........... .......... Lot 114 ....................... Lot 315 ................... L o t I K .................... . . •• Hail ford Development Co. Unknown . Hanford Drvelopmcnt I' ll ... Unknown ....... .. Unknown ..... .... Unknown ............. Unknown . Unknow a .... / Unknoun ........... f Unknow* — —■■ l Unknown — — • \ Unknow n — «v Unknown ..A Unknow ii . — Unknown ......... Unknown .......... Unknown ........ Unknown ...... . . Unknonu ........... UnknoH n John Proctor ........... Unknown ... .... Unknown Unit now n .........•« Unknow n ...... .. Unknow n ................ Hanfiml Development ( ’o ............ ............. Unknown ................... Unknown Unknown Unknown .................... Unknown .... ..Ii. . Unknown ............ Unknown ........ ,. Unknown - ....... Hanford Development Co. ..................... ITnkmiwn .............. Unknown ---Unknown ................... Uhkhown ... Uhknown .......... . • Hanford Davelnpment ■•.Co. ' .....J.-i......... Unknown .... ............ 'Unknown ~i...... I 'D known ................ Haltfold Development B t M S S S r . r r . = :: Unknown ..................... Unknown . . . . ------------------------Unkpowo .....— ......... Udknown ..... ............ Uoknbw u .... .............. Unknown ................... Unknown Unknown ---------- ---U n k n o w n '' Hanford Development Lot - S7T ............... Lot . I l l Lot 371 Lot 310 L e t-lll ------------................ ............... and 812 L o t 1*6 ................. Lot- 3*7 ................. ld)t I K ................. Lot 3*9 ................. L o t a . 1*0 and 111 I T , J O a E P II'l As I « t 17 ..... 4 „..-;:>i l,o|* IS ami 111 ....... I aits IS To 14 ...».... . 8 * » ft of N W U o f HW «4 « f N t V f U All N E U N o f nrlck llosd (l.ess H 145.11 ft o f E 330 f t ) ... Itrij N R Cor o f N W 40 lo George F o w l e r Unknown ID Unknown Unknown D c. C. W o o d ru ff llelra Unknown Forest L a k e Key Hr forded la De»d Bk 30 Page 101 |y llrro rd *. ' Itermnn and W ealthy Uorrlnglon ' * J!,' 10 F. I . W o o d ru ff 6■0, ldit'2 (Igiss N 330 f l > tt A ll In Hanford Orsiit 30 All NR In Hanford (II. (less lirg 43 Ik W o f N R cor run W lo W line o f Kan ford_ HI. H^26 deg W IB * rh K 4.6* ch N R 17.55 ch to heg) B rg <0 ch It Of NK i liu n K I I I " f l k. 111 , . ft W 3 1 4 f t H i 5 7 f t IP J F lo r a B u ra o ft — SANFOI4II H R K i l l T S Aa Itrrerded l a P U f Beak R s . 1 P a g e " ---- 31 m ju Unknown .« - .« .• « • — Unknown w -t H»“n f or? “do y ^ p m sn t Jam ** *i»d •t » " >'Culnter ..— .—. . a . Hanford Development Co. •f'—v - j rtrrrifr Unknown :y ' r -» — Uriknewn --------------- Unknown ...... Unkoow-n Hanford ""D evelopm ent • Co. . — —~ «... y n k o o w n ------ — -----U n k n o w n ------------ Unknown Unknown Uskanwn ----— ---- ------------ -— ...«■.......... Tnknown *-------dna R. W a l k e r F. Bailey « Unknown Unknown .... Lake. K e y and DeCottea .. Hrmlnule l o u a l y A d i . A A * l l r r o r d r d In P l a t lluok 1(7 F. I* W o od ru ff Lake, K e y and DeCottea — Unknown Unknown tMiknown Unknown L o t * I/. 17. a r t d l l . L o t * 27, I I , |9.-and 30 N u o f i-ot i t - . : ........ D ag | ch N o f « W Cur ' o f N-ot 13 Bum N 99 ft R 160 f t 8 l l tt w >110 f f to beg. ... N 80 ft o f W 150 ft o f l.o.* S3 .............. T h a t part o f l o t 4t * e f A C U t y ....... Lot 43 ....... ................ L ola 141. 41. 60. a ad V 8 . t t Of 1-ot 6 i ........... p o i r . l t . <9. 70 and 71 er Kmuia Msus J. L. Oglesby O. H. Coop .................... . Unknown. .— . . . — Unknown . a . — . - — Unknown O. P. Herndon ............. U n k n o w n - .............: Unknown ..... .................. J. 8 . H arvard and W J T h ig p e n •.«. J. F . Hickson .............. 4.1* 39.16 M.H7 Lake. Key DeCottea 11.01 »l,*7 70.10 Lak e, ^ y - a n d DeCottea .. Lak e, K e y and DeCottea . .j — U nknow n .... J. C. Hplnka ...... !......... Unknown .... U nknow n .... —Maude U. Jenkl Unknown — « • » Unknown ----- r — 1*. M. Kldi®_................. A. E. W a in w r lg h t ............ . Unknown -----i . « — ......... I * L Prosier . Bonnie L 'B elrtd B W Unknown — Emms Mass 6'. L. W o o d ru ff Joe Fernandes W ^ ' It n / i n n i m n e e nesea —- --------- - ----Srm lael* C e e s t r ;e Mil ^ lg>l 1 Block K -------I ■Lut 1 B lock K -------- R. W . Q t u r ^ Lota T and I Ulock B V u k im a gj fgrt JO B lock K ----Canaoa loll 6 Block y ________ IC.J aIV. m ** I L . C o w * Igiis 1 a n d 4 JUook L - • ■•« • Jamee H- /Caotan la>t 5 Block 1 .— u..',.. I Unknown N. II. O A R N I k 1* A U D IT IO N T O M A R I reeded la P l a l R e e k Ns. I P m * 81 Lot 1 llleek J _____— L o t 4 Block J --------< Lula I and T Block J . , .. Lot 13 Block K ....... „ N. II. riAH N EB'N 2ND A D D IT IO N T O 1 earded la P la t « O s k Na. 1 P a g * M Unknown Unknown Unknown m i ^ n fo rd D ev.tW im eh l Co. . ^ . , « « . ........ Unknown Unknown Bun H 40 rh W 20 ch N 15 eh W 10 eh H 3 tt rh W 10 rh K 12 '4 ch W fi rh lo W ilnr o f Hanford Ol N 25 deg K H ch B o f RtV Cor Bon K 7 33 rh N 2 *:• rh E l i t * <h N * «!» rh \V 19 93 rli H I 1.67 i'll lo lirg L. W o o d r u f f 10 fttmlpote County Baak Run W to W tin* o f Hanford (It. H £3 deg W to hard road Ely along rosil to pt 8 o f tieg N to b rg That part o f HW tt o f N W tt anil N 7 14 ch o f N W tt o f HW 14 ly in g H amt K o f brick rosd amt Hanford (11_.__ A l V 'w *4" o f HW tt I " Hanford lit. (Lea* K to rh o f H *34 fl of N 29 rh and la-es N *. T '4 r h) and HW tt o f HR tt o f HW U 29 A SU B D IV IS IO N OF THAT PAHT OF a o v . 1 X )T N n . ’r ,3 29 l . y l s g ftnaih o f SI. (le r t n i * • Sent Iltikfiown i.......... Unknow n .................... Unknown .— ........... . tlnknow n ................... Unknown ............... Unknown ..U n k n ow n . ...... Unknown W a l t e r K ettt Unknown ................... Unknown ...a..... a ...... Unknown ........ — ..... Hanford Development C o ............................. Hanford Development • '■ ’ 'CO. . ............ ......... * (U n k n ow n ........- ......... Unknown ................... Unknown ^ ................ Hanford Development C o ...................... ...... Unknow n ....... —......... Unknown ...'............... Unknown ................... Unknown ............. . Unknown ...'................ Hook I Ns. I r a g e 114 A|l L o t* 1° * ml I I H o f ^ . B. ny. ....... . N 14 o r .L e t I I arid All l x > r i 6 (ite m 1.7 A In 3 Unknown Development Unknown ..... «... Unknown ..................... Unknown ........... ........ Unknown ................... Unknown ..................... Unknown ................... . Unknown ................«... ttnknown ................... Unknown ............ a.«.«. Unknown ................... Unknow n . . . . --------Unknown ............. U.... Unknown ------ ---- ----Unknown ----- ------- Hanford Development Co......................... .. ITnknown .................... Unknown ................... Unknown ..... ...... - ...... Unknown Hanford Development C o ............... ....... ...... Unknow n .................... U nknow n ................... tlnknow n .... - ..... - ...... ITnknown ...... — ........ Unknown U n k n o w i........................ .. .........- ...... S TnUnoWh . —.... - ......... Unknown .................. Hanford' Development ^ Co.............................. Unknown ............ Unknown . tlnknown .................... Unknown ............... Unknown ................... Unknown ...,— .......... Unknown .................... Unknown ..... ...... ....... Unknown ......* Uhknown ....«_.«......... Hanford Devdlopmenl Co. -v Unknown .... ............. Unknown tlnknown ................ Kanfonl Drvelopmcnl Co............... Unknown ......... .Unknown ....... Ulik non n Uhknown .... Unknown ....... V. A. l ’elers Unknown .... Hanford Development Co............ 1.... Unknown ......... - ........ Hanford Development ........ ......... .......- ........... Unknown ,— .......... s I t l and f i l 'e m and I f f -----l* 147 and-111 • Lota 31 to i t and f t ltd 57 Block n L i — UttK N t v c o r Of B W U Run K I P ch H t rh E 10 ch 8 4.71 ch W 10 ch N to beg and uu* it uw M it o ..rf HW 14 o f HW IV. 8 . H|arnes .... 'IONS A * Recorded ('n a s ty Record*. Unknown ......... ...... Unknown .......... Unknown ........... ....... Hanford Development C o.........- .............- .... Unknown ....... «... Unknown ........- .......... Unknown ...... W o o d ru ff Unknown tnknown Tnknown I.ot 77 ................... Lot 7* .................. Lola Tt and SO .... Lot* f i t ..and 12 .. I-ot I I «................. L ot* 84 and 83 .. Lot 81 — ............. L o t IT ................... I-ol *8 — Ig )l I I ... ................................... I^)t 96 .............. Lot I t ................. Lot I t ................ Lots I I , 14. 9S, 96 I I . I I , 100. UH. 103, 104. 100 I.ol* 10 to 3T Block A Lota lo t to US .Block Beg SH r h - W o f S B t Cor o f .... ... Development ...............A —•— Unknown .... .... - .... — Unknown ....... Unknown ...... .7..—.... . Unknown ......... I.. . . . . . J. G r if f in . L'Nt.iio Hanford I n t *6 ........ ....a. lxits ■*, 49, 70, 71 7J.-74. )6 and ti w SU B D IV ISIO N Aa Recorded l a Saaslaala C e n t s It a w e t o , .Unknown — ‘— . 1R .Jinn ford John Cranston .... Igiti 1 b lo c k 3 ........... Unknown > .......... I-ot 4 B lo c k 3 ........ W. I. Hcbadl ....! I ait 6 Blo ck 5 .......... J. F. Ilrcer ............ I«ot 4 B lo c k 11 ........ A. I>. IThorby ..._ I ait. « Block 39 ...... Unknown ............. . L o t 1 1 B l o c k 39 ........... __________ D O OKKttT OtVN As neroeded Is __P____ l s l Dobk No. 4 Pages grmlnole Co o n ly Ileront*. i e l i 51 and 51 >.» L ola It,* 61. 61, 60 1 2 . I ) . i f , <5. an< . .................... “ l.RI ...«............ - .... **.*! ......................_ t.tl Unknown ........................" *r»1 As ncreed rd In r i a l Hoek No. 6 P a go « Beni ■ale Caaat y n creeds. Unknown ............ 14.F Unknown ----- —------- Unknown — .... - — Unknown - ..............«■■• U n k n o w n ...................... Unknown *................... . Anne** Jones ............. Untile IVlisten - ....... . Unknown ..... ...... Unknown ....... ........ Unknown ................ — Unknown .................... Unknown .... ...... Unknown .............. . . . Kroner* Jones lle n r y Manning -----Hanford Development Van E. Huff (Less in iif n ilir iv Unknown .ttn k n o w n 'U n k n o w n I7og NW Cor of itnnd's Add to San­ ford Run K to HB Cor o f aaine N to Iweaburg llr o f A. Unknown ............ ....... Unknown . — ........ Unknown --- ------ Unknown ................ Unknown ......... ........«• Unknown ......... — -----Hanford Development Susan K. Muore H tt Of BW* tt o r HE ' H ...... « - » * » • .......... 8 10 A o f W I I A o f " 8 K t t « f N W 14 . 14 ..... I.ol 3 . . ......... ... Bag at tnt o f N line . o f First 81. In the Tow n o f Hanford w i t h w line o f a !L Ity. Hun W 1)0 ft* N to L s k * Men* roe F l y alon g lake to P t N Of b eg 8 to beg ___.... g ~ j.— Unknown .— ....... Unknown _ -----......... Unknown .... — i-----— Unknown . . . . . ............ Unknown - ............ Hanford Development “ l l e ^ r . " " k 8<>‘ I * " * * ,S ° r" " a e County jU ra p t w ith . E lino , of .. ................ ir o n b . j . tt mb w I M S ch N 5.85 eh E to 04 Ilne HE to heg/C 8 W tt a f i r e U o f HB . A A « d 8 1-4 o f N W ’ 14 o f tt ~ ........ N 14 o r N E « o f HE 14 and RE tt o f NE ■tt o f S B 't t ...... — Hanford Development Co............................... Unknown — - --- ------Unknown . -------- ------ Owner Utile nuivn Lot* I to 10 Ulock JO fails I to I I Block 31 Ixits I to 11 Block I I .L o t*. I. J. 3, t npd 5 W d e k 33 n o o T i m M D IH VISIO N Description O f Land Owner Description O f Land Unknown ......— .... Unknown -------............ Hanford Development a s w M «>*•• - r ,M nrmm ;__ Emma Maai ----------~J. Rererded i * P la l Baak No, 6 P a g * *T *< (Touaty Rerards. , . . ' N. t»ear*on ' tT—f.:...'— 1« « C, W. Goodrich ■ ™ - • -i t i i B, B. and B. K .'P T Ich k n A s k s s e r d U la P l a l Baak Na. 4 P e g * TT C e s s l r Reeasda. I and 11 Block l U I T U ' a SECOND 8. W. w a lk e r Jt : Aa R e earned la P l a t ■ Caaaty Raaafda. in • Ig>te 6 and A < (L eas West « • t t ) Block L H o l Lola * •'«> J “ I ^ R li * 4|*ee*-*^*%*d Lut 3 Block K -----. . . . I.ola I and 11 Block K L o t 11 Block- K . A * . Elisabeth C Dykae . S a.r.ss—vtVISKt! .si.US7 . .ItOU t» X* 5. ' jw . j. Octd>*|e. .... H- Rtva - V * 1 ■j B V tS! i ■ V A N * TKRRACM Aa .. . (Continued new* L. H. 1 aj On -- -r -r Mi �\. Lot » IIlock IT -------Lota It and 13 Block (Continued Prom iD o m o d .iu :■« t V M . B . ’ Ooodrleh ............. I6 .U U n k n o w n ---------------------i. l l . H l fn P la t l a t k 3 s. a P s i r f* R M sH a Unknown ................ ■.. ,i,,.. 11.01 •Unknown ________________ 11.06 . a 7:JC- P l a i t ............... - .... 11.11 * r*ltT T4 w n tr | m Unknown — ---------------------11.06 . . w T 'E rU c C a ll 3L6I 10d In .P la f Book No., 4 P a i s M ftraal* »r IlH r t a ' .Lillian McCall •-------:------- 14.11 'J « a A l 8 . .JlcCall » ....... 111.01 1» P U t Book Wo. a pas* is geminate " j Doan -------------------- 36.01 ■ •d B , B o. • P a s * St Seminalo C s s a tr as. L. P a rk —.—...I Ila llo d ge* — ....... W. and Mary tVooda •m as C. Lovelcsa ... • EstrlUge S . C. K a ra worth -------- M U . J - B . Marshall ....... O.»' i V i t t T M f Am Recarded I s P j f l 4 ■. *9 * * airf V - f . l 4. 6, ; C, 7 . Bryant _________*1.31 E. _A. Rumph ............— 70.31 Hswfottl Bond and . Tiprtgalfe C *. ------------- 363.3* ■ w k ' ^ s • P » S « f t lem tasle Ceaa Unknown Unknown « . ** Unknown _ Unknown .. Unknown „ Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown t^a know n ..... Unknown .....— Unkoow u ..... Uoknown ..... Unknown .... ...... P. B. Monahan Unknown ___ Udkubwu .......... Unknown ..... nbkaowt: Unknopn Unknown Unknown Unknown . k fv B o c n «y Unknown .... Unknown ----Unknown .... Unknown ' t •t Unknown i. Unknown Unknown ■____ .Unknown (Unknown t'hhQown i Unknown Unknown UnknoWn Unknown H. {■*. Cooper Uuknown ___ Unknown Unk’now n . t s %. . unknown 4 , ' , Unknown Unknown Pint Hook 8a 1 i and 0 Block Blank 1 7 Z Z Z . Itnknow n Unknown L o t 31 Block 10 _____ l,ol .14 Block 10 ....... Lot l Block 11 ........... Lot* 2, 4 and 34 Block I I --- - ---------------L o U t„ >4, 5. 7, 8. 9. 10. 10 A 11. and H A . It. I I A , 13. ISA. 14. I4A IS. ISA, 14. ISA 17. 19, 20 a n d . 26 •Block 11 .................. Lot 18 Block U Lots 21 and 33 Block Lots t, si « T T l T s ’ nd 14 Block I t ........... Ix>t 6 Block 11 ........... Lot 7 Block 12 ___ .... L o t 8 Block I I ......... L o t * 18 and 19 Block Unknown Unknown Block 71,41 T0.li Block l .... » ............ Lot 31 Block I ........... Lota S. 4. 6. I, • and 10 Block 4 .............. Lota 10 and 11 Block 1 A ------------- ------- -Lota 3, S and 1 Block 7 A ---- 1 . ___________ L o t 13 Block 7 A ___ Lot 13 B lock 7 A ____ Lota I I , 34, 36, 37 and 30 Block 7 _________ L o t 17 B lock T - _____ Lota I t and 31 Block 7 U oU 3, 6 and • Block I A ______________ ___ Lota I I and 14 to 34 Block I ... .......... ...... Lota 1. 2, 3, 4, C. 4. .. 7. I. » and I A Block I ..... „„ Lota 10. I I , 14, 16 I I . 31 and 31 Block I Lota 37 and 36 Block I L o t SI Block • - ....... Lot 33 Block • .......... Lot 33 Block f ......... Lots 4. I. 7. ». It, 11. I t . I I . 14, 16/ I I and 20 t o 34 Block 10 ..h Lot 3 Block I I _____ L o t 3 Block 11 ______ _ I-ot I Block I I „ ......... txjl 31 Block 10 _____ _ Ix)t 29 Block 10 ....... L ots 30 and 13 Block Lot 21 Block 13 L o t 32 Block 13 ____ Lota I, S and 6 Block Lot* 13 L ol* 31, 3. 3 and 4 Itiocit ................. .......... 9. 10, 13. Is, 20, 23 and 27 Block Lot* 18, 81 L ot* II 12. 13, 14, 17. 19, 22. 21, 30 and Block 13 .......... I7A and 33 Block 1*31 29 Block 13 ...... i. Lot 32 Block 13 ........ L o t* 31. 35, 36, 37, 31. 39. 10 .41 ,42 43. and I t Block 13 ........... L o t* I, 3. and 5 to 8 and I I . 14. IS, IT. 19, 19. and 22 Block It L o l 4 Block 14i... ....... Lot 10 Block 14 ...... l,ot 12 B lock 14 ....... Lot 13 Block i* ..... Lot 20 Block I t ........ Lot 21 Block H . Ixit 23 Block 14 ... . L o t* 2A, 3. I, and 5 . Block 15 .................. Lot 2 Block IS ____ Lot 4 Block If l,MtI 7 and * 1 l.ot* 19 end 0 Block Lot 18 Block 16 .. L o t* 1, I. 7 and » Block 16 ............ l.ot 2 Block 16 . i. Ix.l 4 Block 14 Ixit 8 Block 14 . Lot 10 Block t « lx>l 1 Block 17 ...._ L o l 2 Block 17 1.0Is 3. 4. S and Block 17 .......... Lbt 5 Block 17 L o l 6 Block 17 ..... L o t 7 Block 17 Ixit 19 Block 17 .. Ixit* 1. 3. 9. 10. 15. Lot II Block « T 2 ~ ? ■Lot 30 Block 31 ........ Lot 31 Block 3 1 -----.Lot 41 Block I t -----I,oia 1 and 3 to It ' and It to 3t Block Bod wall I te a ltr Co. Unknown --------- .. I ’ '^ _ B odw all H s a ltr Co. Tied w a ll, n a a lty .Co. * ‘ » '• » Unknow n ».«.*••«* • U n k n o w n ------ — * U n k n ow n ...— .— - Lot 3 iilock 31 'Lot 16 Block S t’ ------Lota I «0 -tt Block B odw elt Ite a lty Co. Unknown U— _.... Unknown -------.» Bod we 11 R e a lty Co. Bodwelt Itealty Co. B odw ell Itea lty Co. B o d w ell Ite a lty Co. B o d w ell R e a lt y Co. Unknown ........... . Unknow n . _ Unknown -------— .. B o d w ell R e a lty Unknown ------— U nknow n Unknown — ...... Unknown ..-...»...» U nknow n - .. ----- u— Bodw ell R e a lly Co. U nknow n -------- * Unknown ~ ... Bodwell R e a l l y Co. U n k n ow n .... v... U n k n ow n ------ ... — Unknow n — ....... ... Unknown .... .... Unknown -------- --Hod w ell R r s l t r Co Unknown Unknown __ _____ IUnknown Ink now n Unknown Budwell Itealty Co. Unknown ........... ..... Unknown ........... Unknown ........— Unknown ............ . Unknown .. ..... ....... Unknown ....... L'rikhown ................ Hod w ell Renlty Co. Unknown *. w Unknown Bodwell H rnliy Cp. , . Hlix;k Unknown ........... ... UnkhoWn i , ........, tlnlinoWn ............... . Ilodwetl R e a lty Co. Unknown ............... u nknow n ..........*. Unknown ... ... .. A i: .............. ....... - .... . B o d w ell R e a l l y Co. — .. 35-93 Unknow n 8L5H. 21.56 U nknow n ........ ................ W a lt e r 8. and Martha H Cotrman .. ......;....... . 1 Unknown ...........- ........... lle u lty Co. Unknow n Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown U nknow n Unkhoyrn a 34 itt o f L o t i l Blk 3 T r 3 .................... T r I ...............-....IF.... Lot I B lk 3 T r 3 — L o l 1 B lk 3 T r 4 Lota 3. 3, 4 and 6 Bill 3 T r 4 .... ....... ... O f. , * L a k e Fron t Uo. Unknown Unknown Unknown. ___ _ S. x. . . —' L o t • B lk 4 T r 4 — .... Bod wall R e a l l y co. Unknown- —j :..—...» I , . • Unknown .**,o»*o*;s*«” **i Unknown U nknow n U n k n ow n i.— — U n k n ow n Unknown------Unknown B o d w ell R o h lly Co, U nknow n » „ — . » — U n k n ow n U n k n o w n -------- — , U n k n ow n i.»u»iL.)».. t.-nknown*' ■___k..t.— ! .Unknown .......— ;».. — ,— 6 T r 30 .................Lot 3 and H 31 ft o f Lot 3 1)1k 4 T r 1 l,o l* 4 and 6 Blk • T r Lots 4 and 7 Blit I T r t». Lo°tf 4*n Ixit 1 Blk tr T r 6 .... L o t * t and 6 Blk 6 T r Ix»t 6 Blk t T r J ..... 1^)1 7 Blk 8 T r tt ....... L o t* 8. 9 and 10 Blk S •Tr 9 ........... ......... L o t* 4. 7 ami » Blk 4 T r to ................. I .ota 9 and 10 Blk 4 * T r 10 .................... . L o l 4 Blk 8 T r 11 .... W 2-3 o f Blk 4 T r 1« HW U Iltk 4 T f . 1 3 " N B 14 Blk 4 T r 17 :. I,ol 3 and H >; of L o t 2 tl.en* N 2 ft o f W 63 f t ) Blk 7 T r 1 .......................... l.ot 6 Ulk 7 T r 1 .... ft 36 ft of Lot 3 Mint N in ft o f Lot 4 nik 7 T r 3 _______ l.ol It) Blk 7 T r 2 H 40 ft o f Lot 7 Iltk 7 T r 3 .............. ....... . Ix)t 3 nik 7 Tr 4 .... Lot* 4 and 6 n ik 7 Tr T r . lk 4 T r 4 K tt . 93 Rnnd 3 BIU 4 T r . . . . . L o l 10 B lk 9 T r 6 .... L o in 3, 8 and 9 Blk 9 T r 7 .................. . Lot 8 and N I f t o f Ixit 7 Blk 9 T r 7 .. A ll Blo ck 9 T r 9 .... Ixit 6 ntk 9 T r 10 .... H Vi o f E H Ulk I ......... :...... Ball Hurd ware C o........ 986.25 .— .................. 363.69 D. L. Tbruftber - .......... *23.15 W . II. Ily n e a 4II.IS Hemlnole Kecurltlr* Co. 164116 V If. H yp es F. ........... 3413.00 1136.16 180.13 Iloyinson Clara U tofauiln ------ 141.45 J ..U — 1 137.31 B. E. P a g o .... .. Mslsch R e a l l y Co. ... C. J. Cranston -------- »$.73 M illar W. lllnra L a k e Herndon CtWporu tlon ...... .. ■ J. V . Robson -i— U nknow n T. J. N o o n * e . M. V ic k e r y VT. II. Ilnhd Melsch, lU A l t y Co U nknow n Jslsch R e a lt y Co. Molach R e a lty Co. IL K. Melach Renlty Co, John Htctnper John Htempcr V ic t o r and Bell* Check ......... Melach R e a l l y Mrs. Anna h . Tim* _____ Mess*i J. Jerry F. 8 . t i s l s e r Jr. Efl i l l o u r k * .... - I L u L * D r i f t i n ' ... Melrch R e a lty Cu .1: V. Johnson Unknown ... . . Unknown ....... Unknown U nknow n I f . A. Stafford 8 ' e l u l i R e a lty Cu U nknow n .. 15. Marie Rtrm pn N. II. Darner Unknown Mr*. J. J I’ urdnn H e ir * Mrs. Urnre H. S*I. K. Keraey E d w ard F. lain* N. II..- Oarner-r Melach R ealty Ci E. K. Housholdci Uni met K l n la w UnkhoWn L e w is and Ulla Duckett Unknown W . J. T h ls p s a M * tide-A. Lake Dr. i f 4# 171.33 Ixit 6 Blk 10 T r 1 .... Lot 10 Illk 10 T r 1 .. Lot I nnd N 4.4 ft o f Lot 7 Blk 10 T r 3 N 41 ft or Lot 8 Ulk 10 T r 3 ................... Ixit 8 Blk 10 T r 7 .... ft l-i ILcnn H 100 ft o f flW 44 and Lea* Deg nt HE Cor of Ulk 10 T r 16 Hun W 50 ft N 110 ft B 60 (t H 110 ft tu b e g ) Ulk 10 T r 16 Ix it 2 Blk- 11 T r 3 Lot 6 nnd H 12 ft ot L o t 4 Blk 11 T r 3 Lot I und N 33 'ft o f Lot 3 Blk 11 T r 3 Lots 1 and 3 ( L e s * heg 7 ft B o f N W Cor o f lx>t 3 Run 8 103 ft B 33 ft H 6 ft E 37 ft K 10.1 ft W 10 ft to b e g ) Blk 11 T r 4 ..... - ..... L o t 3 und B 13.4 ft o f Ixit 4 (L eas H 7 f t ) Blk 11 T r 4 ..... ...... N 110 ft or W 49.4 ft ot Ixit 4 Dlk It T r L. It. Philip: D. Mobley Lena D. Couch E. D. Mobley Melsch R e a lty Cu W. II. Ityn r* Baker and l l id r * < u U nknow n ......... Fred and Madia Thotnii son .................. F. 1 *. Bine* . . W. V. W heeler W. J. Thig pen Dslslo A lb e rt 11. K olb IV. .Snu Unknown Carrie O, O. P. .fitulth lla rry J Orace II.' Slrln gfeH Heirs K P. McCulter U nknow n ..... W . |f. H yn e* Uaorcla Black ,1( Wtdo* . A M'tM . .. r .. Joe L it Inge tun * . C. L. W i n g . Joslah Thonipeou Melsch M elsrh R ealty Cu. I le s lt y Co. U nknow n Mslsch R e a lty Cu. Unknown K. J. Consoles ... A. B. A ^ tn k a Mahoney .... Takacbi . A. IV- liars a,-.. Unknown F. J.' Mahoney II< M. Miaarik — ..... Unknown ._- A . — Ms look He ally' Ct J. H. UoCaolln r . MaUch j. C" J., K. Tin ts Haircloth . Melsch R e a lty Co. A- Routh --------- ---U n k n ow n -------- M l U o k R e a lty Co. .......... W . R. P e ll ..... E. O. 1*. Hwope J. U Millet- W. U nknow n ...................... lx)t 4 Blk 9 T r 1 .„. Lot 7 Blk 9 T r 1 ...... Lot 9 Blk 9 T r I S 33 ft o f Lot 3 and N 8 ft o f Lot 4 BJk 9 T r 3 ............ Lot 8 Blk 9 T r 2 ....... L o l 9 Blk 9 T r 3 .... . H 8 ft o f Lot 7 and All Lot 8 Blk 9 T r A. C. Mullein .... Unknown ........... U. II. llouHholder W * 4« ft of" Lota 4 aod W 4 0 4 ' | t 4o ? r L o ts « and 7 (Lena H I ' . * f t ) B lk 4 T r 3 -----lx»t 0 B lk 4 T r 0 ImC 6 B lk 4 T r T Ix>t .7 B lk 4 T r 0 — I xj4 *10 B lk I T r I h ft or u t 4 B l k 4 T r 10 ----- 8 30 ft Of Lot 0 and N T ft o f Lot 0 B W 4 - T r 1 0 ----!------— tx>t 14 B l k 4 T r 10 •Lota « nnd 7 B lk 4 T r 4 Lot 10 Blit 7 T r ’i ' . ' l . L o t * I and 3 n ik 7 Tr 4 . .„. Ix»t 6 Dllc i f r T . . . . H SO ft o f W 134 ft o f Blk 7 T r 13 ______ W .49 ft o f N 135 ft o f Blk 7 T r 13-....... Lot 4 Blk I T r 1 ____ Lot 6 Blk I T r 1----L et I n ik 8 T r 3 •— !.ot I Blk 8 T r 8 .... Lot 4 and N’ 40 ft o f lx>t 7 Blk I T r 3 . . H '4 o f Lot 4 and A ll 4.ot 5 Blk I T r 4 .. Lot 8 Blk I T r 7 .... L o t 1 Blk I T r 8 .... Lot .1 Blk 8 T r 8 Ix>t 4 Blk 8 T r 8 ___ lx)I 5 Blk 8 T r 9 ..... I>. C. B a r c llft — .......... J. O. W a i t e * .............. J. IV. C o rley ............... W. H. Hand .................. W . 11. Hand ....... .......... U nknow n ....!.................. U nknow n ...................... U uknown Bell n i t ■, n or ix>i * and All Lot 10 Blk 7 Intpro Chnae Chas 7j . W * 40"ft o f Lot 1 ’and W 40 ft o f N IS ft 8. 8. DaUtnel ... ........ Dr. C. J. M e M h s ll ~ L a k e ll 9 f n « ( W . Corpora lion U u k n o w n .) Unknown ..... .. Unknown A ll (L e a s B y ) Blk 6 T r I I ...........- ...... A ll R lk 6 T r 16 ...... A ll HIM 8 T r 14 ____ A ll Iltk 6 T r 17 ....... Ixlw nril l l l s s l n * ... — W illia m T u s s l e * ---- — U n k n o w n ................ .— V. C C o l l a r ............. Mra M. M. Record l l e l m M. , Unknown r Unknown ___ _ Mr Inch tlea lty Ci W 74 f t o f L o t I B lk 6 T r 10 t _.:-----...— B 43 ft o f L o t I and B 43 f t o f K 30 ft o f L o t 7 B lk I T r 10 . . . . . . . H . W . . . . . . . . . . . . I . Lot 7 (Leas B 43 f l o f N 30 f t ) ltlk 6 T r 10 ........- . . . » » . — Lota I and 10 B lk S T r 10 ..... ................. Lota 4 and 6 B lk 6 T r Unknown ................... Mrs. A lic e F i l l s ....... R e a l l y do, U nknow n , W illla n i ■ T u g g le * I. E. Kcracy Unknown n. E. TuKach A. B obbin* .. Irene B odw ell n o y / ‘f m i s .... .......... Unknown Unknown .... U nknow n ___............. Unknown U nknow n .......... ....... Unknown) .... t— U nknow n ...... ... ..... . Unknown ................. . Unknown Lot I Block IT Ixlts 4 and 5 Blk 1 T r 1 ............................................................................ Lot I I Dlk 1 T r t . N t i o f Ulk l T r .7 Lota I, 2. 8. 4. 6. 4, 7. and 8 Block 3 T r 1 Lota IS, 13. 14 and 16 Blk 3 T r I ............... L q t , 4 Blk 2 T r 7 ..... N B U Blk 2 T r 8..... . N W t t Blk 3 T r 8 ..... L o t 7 Hlk 2 T r 8 ....... Lot* 9 und 10 Ulk 2 - T r 8 .................... . Lot 4 B lk 2 T r 9 ..... Lot. 10 nik 2 T r 10 .. L o t I Ulk ! T r I I ... ixit 7 Ulk 2 T r 11 .... HE >4 nik 2 T r 1 # .... Ixit 1 Ulk J T r I ....... An unnumbered L o l l y i n g between Lots I and 3 IDk 3 T r I Ixit 8 B lk 3 T r I ....... L o t I I Blk 3 T r 1 .... Lota I. 3 AJid 3 Ulk 3 T r I .......................... Ixit, 11 Blk 3 T r 1..... B I t 1-3 ft of Ixit* IS, 13 and 14 (L e s s H 31 f t ) Ulk 3 T r R ea lly Tliupkf ln siilu tlc BO YD 'S S U B D IV IS IO N An Rncnrde« In Pint. Rnuk No. I k , , Seminal* Unn ntp nerords. Lot* I and 2 ........ .. A. 51. McClee* Bodwelt lle u lty Co Unknown ........... Unknow n ..... .......... Unknown ....... ........ Bodwell lira. U. Mart In U nknow n ....... ic ............ L o l a , D. B. D. II. and , Rlparlun R ig h t* and Ix it* I to 4 and 4 and 8 to 40 . ............... ............ ..... ....'■ Unknown U nknow n r Bodwall I t e a lt r Co. RnktaAWn — *— U n k n ow n .... —• Ixi 6a 4 Block I I ____ L o t* 6 and 10 Block 14 Lb^ 16 Block I I ..... I..IK K V IK W P A R K . Bodwell Ifeulty Co Unknown ................ Unkhohn Unknown U nknow n Unknown Unknown John A.’ Minrll « B Co. — .— —, ... »» U nknow n ............... James O. H u f f ....... Unknown — ..... - .... Unknown .$•— Uoknown K o f P Lodes . M arvatila nu eM m m t S -.,J Bodwelt L P. D o w lin g C. -J. Cranston •/ Co w e ll R e a l t y Co. nown - — ..... L o t 30 Block 16 .----Lota 1 to 7 and 10 to S3 and 34 and 30 to Odwall ile n tty Co, JH Block 3 0 _______ iik q ow n ‘ ............ . L o t I Block 30 U nknow n ■.........».~ L o t » Block 30'"..... ..... Unknown ............... .Lot 13 nio ck I I ....... Unknown L o t 26 Block 3 1 __ Bod w e ll m a l t y O f 'A l l Block A ----------3RD .SECTION D R K A M W O L n Am Ite m r d r d i d F U t ■ • • k TO l e s l a s l e U n i fp Retards. Lota 1 and 3 to 20 Bodwell. Tlealty Co. Block 1 :.............. » U n k n ow n ............ L«| 2 Block I ........ .. B od w elt Ite a lty Co, Lota I to 20 Block 3 Lota 1 to t and 10 to ilo d w e t l It e a lt y Co. 30 Block 3 ............. U n k n ow n ................. L o t 9 niock 3 ............ Lota 1 and 3 to 18 od w e ll Itealty Co. Block I .................. nrtnown ..... - ...... . L ola 2 and 13 Block 4 U n k n ow n ............... L o t 2u Block 4 ........ B odw ell tlealty Co, Ixjt* I to 20 Block C BdOwell Ite a lty Co, I.ota I to 70 Block I • Lota 1 to 4 and 16 to B o d w e ll R e a lt y Co. I I Block 7 -------».... I.ota 1, 2,, 3. h i _4 . «3^9, . c , 10._ iv . Ilo d w e l! R e a lt y Co. , I I . IS and 20 Block 8 Unknown 1 .0 ! 0 Block 8 ........... Unknown ............. — h o t* 0 and 7 Block I L o i r 11 and 13 Block Unknown . Unknown > Ltit 13 Block 8 ......... . Unknown I-ot I t Block 8 ...... L o t* 16 and 14 Block Unknown . ' I .......................................................................... Unknown Lot U Block 8 ......... L o t * 1 2. 3. 9. 13, 13, ^aaUbjfw^iT' fa 13 and 20 Block 0 Unknown . Lot* S and 8 Block 0 Unknown I.Ote 7 and 14 Block 9 Unknown Lot s Block 9 ........... Unknown L o l 10 Block 9 ...... Unknown L * t It Block 9 ........... Unknown L o t 14 Block 9 ....... Unknown L o t t i Block 9 ...... . L o t * I, 2, 3, and C to Bodwell R e a lly Co JO Block 10 ........... U nknow n .............. L o t I Block 10 ........... l.ot* I to 20 (L>*** L o t* 4, 7 and 9) Block II ____ _____ L o t* 1. 2. 7. y 6. 12 , B odw ell Itralty Co, Unknown .............. Lot 3 Block 13'........... U n k n ow n ....... ........ Lot « Block 12 ........... U n k n o w n t ............... Ix>t 9 Block 13 ......... U n k n ow n ............ . Lot 10 Block 13 ....... Unknown — .......... . L o l I I Block 13 ....... Unknown ............... Lot H Block 12 ....... U nknow n ....... ..... .. I-ol 20 Block 12 . . . U nknow n , — ............ L o t I Block 13 ....... U n k n ow n ...... .... IL o r .T B lock 13 ........ Lola 7. I. 10. I I , 13, 14, 17. I I . 19, and B o d w ell B eu lly Co 20- Block 13 ........... L o la 15 and 14 Block Unknown 13 ............................ . ' -L o t* I to 20 Block {indw ell lleu lty Co 14 ............... - ...... . I.OI* I to 4 and 9 lu 13 and 15 to 2u Bodwell Itealty .Cu. Block 16 ............. . U n k n ow n L o i 13 Block 16 ....... U n k n ow n .............. L o l 14 Block 15 . . . l x )t * I. 2. 3. 8. 9, ami ,11. to I t and 14 to 20. (l,ena Lot 17) Ixit 2 Block 18 ....... Ixit* 7 and 8 Block IB Ixit* 13 and 13 A Block 18 .............. Lol 22 Block 1| ....... Lots 24 und 27 Block Unknown : i . ti Unkowti ............................. 21.5 rxit i niock 19 A * R e r e r d t d In S lat ( l e e * N#.' 8 l**s e TN Semi L o t * 9. to. 18, and 20 , n*J# c » 4 » l » Records. Block 19 .................. L o t 4 B l o c k -19 ...... . ‘ . * Stewart P. Dutton 41.8 L o t 13 Block I t . ‘ ,n ' 10. & Hockey .................. 14.5 . Unknown ..................... 31.6L o t 19 Block 19 ___L o t * I, 13. 16. nnd 17 Unknown ................ n.ft Block :6 ............... — •f Unknown ........ 31.6 ' Unknown ............ ......... 1t.u Ixit* 2 and 4 Block 20 L o l * 5 nnd 6 Block 20 Unknown ll.u L o t* 7 und 8 Block 20 Uukuowu ................... ll.O •'<1 * • " U n k n o w n .................. ... 25.0 L o t 9 Block 20 ........ Unknown ......... 35.0 I.o l* I t and 15 Block -• • h. ft. McCain ____ ... 21.5 Unknown ......................... 21.j I Block Unknown . ...... 11.0 Unknown . 11.0 Lot 3 Block 21 ... . . Unknown ...... ll.u Ixit* 6, 7, 16. 17, 24. • Unknown .... 31.1 25. and 26 Block 31 Unknown ll.o L o t* 12 uml 13 Block Unknown ---------21.5 Unknown .. 14.5 L o t H Block 21 Unknown 35.9 Ixit 16 Block 21 ....... Unknown 11o Ixit 22 Block 21 ...... A W. Harx . ^ 11.0 Lot 23 Block 21 •** * Uuknown M.O L o t 1- Block 23 ....... Unknown - ......... 21.6 Ixit 2 Block 23 ......... Unknown ...__ ..' — ..... 7.5 L o t 3 Block 33 .......... Ifnknown ..............................14.6 Ixit 4 Block 32 ........... Unknown ......................... 31.6 Ixit 6 Block 22 ......... l& B. R o c k y ................. ll.o Lot • Block 33 ......... Unknown “ ll.o Lot 7 Block S3 ____ Unknown .. ... . ... ll.o lx>t 8 Block 23 ........... Unknown - .............. 31.5 L o t 8 Block 23 ......... ■* Unknown .................... „ s ..... 14.5 L o t 10 Block 23 ____ Unknown ..... ll.o L o t * 11 and 21 Block Unknown ................... 11.0 Unknown .... ll.o L o la 13 and 13 Block Unknown ......................... 11.4 Unknown ' ...................... 11.4 L o t 14 Block 22 ...... Unknown .......... ........... —14.5 Ixit 19 Block 22 ...... Unknown ...................- ......-14.C L o t 20 Block 23 ...... IL 8 H o c k e y ................. 19.4 Lot 21 Block 32 ...... A . • • — ■ --------------- ■- *f Unknown — — ..... Ixit 22 Block 33 . . Unknown _______ ___ Lot 33 Block 33 . . Unknown — . Ixit* 34 nnd 35 Block Recorded __Pl«l Rook Ka. g Page 191 Ixit 27 niock S3 _____ Ixit 1 Block 3 1 _____ Unknown Lots I. 7, I. I A, 10 A, Unknown und 17 Block S3 .... L o t * 9 and 10 Block Uuknown 23' ............................. Unknown Lota I. I. 9, 10, 12, I I , 17, 33, 31. 24, and 29 Unknown • B lock 21 ................ Lota 3 and 21 UTork Unknown . ........... . L o t 16 Rlock 34 ....... Unknown ........ .. —.... Lota 34 and 35 Block B. R. Beck —.............Bask No. S P age* OO aod L o ts I, 3 and 31 laole Coonty Records. Block 31 ............ ...... Lot 3 and 36 Block 26 B odw ell R e a lt y Co Lota 6. 4, I. I I . 31. 21, Unknown ______ . •'21, 31,3*. 14. 31 Unknown —___ ... . and 21 Block 36 ..Unknown ...... ......... L ola 9, 10 and 37 Unknown ____ . Block 36 .............. ' L o t s ' l l and 14 Block B odw ell R e a lty Co Unknown un kn ow n i J i It " U i o c k ’ 3 6 ----Unknown lX)t I I Block 35 ----Unknown L o t 80 Block 3 6 ----Unknown L o t J l B lo ck 36 Unknown Ix>t 1 Block S I -------Unknown Ixit 3 B lo ck 31 ........Unknow n L i l d S. 0, 10. 13 and Unknown 14 Block .34.^-------Unknown Ix>t T Block I I ... L o t I B lock I I __ L o t 12 Block I I L e t . I B lock IT Bodwoll Realty Co. Lota 3 Miid'S Block Itea ltr Lot jjfflo c ic ? Ixit IB mock I f ------. Lot* I and I., to ’.'ll and S3 to 40 Unknown , j # ----------- -a.- ; K g . •▼ ***» i r M l T I M M U Ir r s r lM M ilM I s C e ia t f Description o f Land Description U f L « n d Description O f Ixtnd B c s c x liiU a 'O f Land • �/ SANFORD pVneHrnlorT d i i S T j u T f)w n »r Besdripttmucrf r i n a owner D eem pi ion o r I.and rrevrrtpttOn'Of t a n * Owner (Continued From Pane I) Harriett Thompson (W id o w * Kx A i l ’d ) ------------- 3!.I t H. Brooks js .OI Jeho LnwMdn ___ .Melach Realty Co. A. Unknown * i. * i 77.11 8S.7T 3S.01 Melach lien It >- Co. „ 4C.ll Maude A. l a k e iii.no R. W. Ilnrrln R. W ___ Helm 32.31 Itarrla Heir* Melach R ea lly Co. t T'B lk-14 ' T r 1 .... •1 3 ' f t . Of ^ L o t 10 |uk 14 T r 1 ........ 54 f t o f L o t 10 Blk 14 T r I * -----—--- - Unknown __ Melach Realty Co. Melach 1R ealty Co. Fannie- Br Bobbin* C. B. Turner ........ Unknown *.......... Mr*. Frances W, • Crimen ............. I-oulae K. IfOdRr* Mrs. B. B. Bo r aett Unknown Unknown Melach R e a lly Co. 7 . i._..:... 7 7 ...... TitRSf.'7 ...... l-r»t 11 Block 7 ....... I n i 13 Block 7 .. ..... Lot' 14 Utnek 7 ..„ ___ l^ds 38 and. .31 Block Unknown Unknown Unknown In f 1 -ot Lot Lot Me|acli. R e a lly Co, ■tmech R ea lly W. J. ThlRfien Unknown• Unknown ...... Unknown .... ........ Melach R ea lty Co ; ; iiiock" SB Illock 37 Block 3H Block r c *“ 33 Block 7 I<ot 3 Block I Lot ot ot Lot Lot 1-ot Lot 7 Block I ........... 3 Block 8 ..... 9 Block 8 . ... .... in Block I ______ 11 Block I ... 12 liloak t ...... .. I I Block I .... .. . Lot Lot Lot jail 1-ot 3| 33 *1 lb 17 Block » . ........... Block' 3 ....... niock ........ Block I , .. Block ' I ...... U n k f t o w h * , ........ ....... Unknown ... l-eola Nlxnh and Fannie ......... Frdaler' Hair iJtnin Invesitnettl |Aun a, a una a Block , R A _______ I. I-**!?*' L 7. 3, 4, &, . 8, -and 7* Block Lots I, .1, -I auj 4 Block 18 ...... ........ l-ols .L*, 3, .3. - a n d 4 Block i i - ....... Icrts I and-t Block 43 I.n ta-3 to 33, jl]oc,k-lA Iar>{w 1 tn 17 lliock It l i l * 1, 1/1, 4, C, 8, t i 8 and lb Illock IB 1-0Is 1 *..3. 4. A 8. 7. • ......... ! .............- .............I W \ 1 (A , waiww . ,< 3 * ‘ # » , N > 1 • * ;• Uhtinotsh .v ltlill Unknown "lllif UnlfubVn it.it Unknown * 't , ■' Unknown tt.it 60.80 UuknOwn • n .w e<\‘ 1'nkaown <•*, 1443 Unknown • .. 41. aouttl .* V llnkHepro is :: UnUfiown U II Hlurnic Levy KnlRht 4' . . . j ...... ..... * . I I 1.48 . Y , *,....., } 3 l . | l ....,«£.? -.. nfCsT Ka. ■ r * R v T l M i n O •; ... ‘ 4» #8 ........J.i. j r . 1 137.<*1 • ..... • sl.ld.... . l l t l ; ... .............. ti.d j’ -...... lo 1 IL d h ' r— r.i.L.jt.i.T -f. ' fi.dv’ l - 'i i K K •!i:jS j . H* flard n er'.. u a k iio n u ~ * .* 1 Unknown U n k n o w n ’ .......118.24 Unknown fnluir.w n *5.1 i **V I «f,iT 7 —-of— t) t)kin own Tl.'ip’ 8 l,div ....... r : ....... J I K i t ' 9&T73 u n k n o w n ..... ................. K: H. H ockey Unknown Len in P. Vurnoj' . . a .81.84 Unknown Unknown Unknown __ .... .7u...-i. i.u.i.... U n k n o w n ' ... Oacar and Jlraale ........ A U e «L F ,ta w J - - L i . - J j . •» m » « tinknowh. ' “kA-* , ’ *2 Unbnnwtu . •»»---- V«A''5t*£S“ U lr-ll, . , li ii • and. I I a»11 m m K w H v e. , *I k a r t w . Warn Unknown Unknown*' ..... Unknown.'. Unknown * 7 1 * * ‘ 1 t, "* Unknown U n know n. • U f o r d . Orova* Ina. Unknown lanford Urova Ike. ti ’ ll. B * r g - anford U rore Ihc.' Unkliwwi. ’ Melach R e a l t y - C o . ' OITIO W T O 9 8 * r * W » y •railwale Caanfr MJ-hOdi Sir Jack. ReA«n* ' « * ( •’ * MUechT Bewlty Co. Unknownc ilr*. J k. 1-alhR^v . ; •err ,. . , l-OUli Iiiock B .:..— IrOt l l B l o c k ; * ........ b -« Luta lioWaU, apd J. 1 ifiJ V tt* .f Lot 16 Block F ....Lot 1* Block F ...... I .ot# .17 and 18 Block N s i f UJl«m ar Unknown. . I l -*m— U..^ *I ■i * .*** ' 8 Unknown i — K • '»->■. Hanford O rov* Inc i e t k "ii so..~ f t * nd t i • i l U o e k ' U * -----Lets 'i, - S, a n d ' i Illock Sffa^ i . . ■Sj'dT arlor't 7 « » N U l 1 » ) -------fw J*i P . -J ii* n (o r / a r f T f j w I ’ n^noWn : >* * ...........i MOW »•* *• •• and IT /Block <t ...... l-or l * Block Q ..... L o t ” 19 Block H . 1 ..L* lipt I I IBook n -------|-ol 3* Block ..... l o t si Block .11 .... ....... Hvnford O rov* Ilia, dan ford Orove Inc. Unknown . Hanford d rove tn* *■ N- , -- 1 ,. ii.'. / odd. n i i n w * r UliVnoWn ,'*‘J ...U n kn ow n Arthur J. I m r o n i i r o i itT *■ B rA k d M 'lf n it '.w ib t 'if a '* A rth u r, J. JbhV As R m N e t l e '• M Rahrord O r o r w lw c . — . fM * 1 1 *> Uwaaty Hereaed*. . ^ , UftJlrtb8vn '' ‘ ..4.-^.:—.^-. 11 keoalnol L o\Y I' to 28 ........u..* It I ( i l l P O I N T Aa wa le 3- * • HJC'J Lot to .......— .....: F I R S T H T IIK K T K X T I Block ' a ' B and 19.31 ,-j . j i .u n il Illock 1 ......... '; •'* Unknown t IL . £3. 10 Bloclo Upknkown Unknown Bod w til I R a a t t f Co^ l . ~ J t'hlindwn Bo4kw.il itf C UuknovfB hsic 1; ffiS -J I a rid lift! ' • , Kf Ltt . i ■ C - , , ,. . s,.. .UnkftdWfti . >n t o a i x F i m n a * l u L r M M U « 4 133 deealaole C e a a tf Recor L a i t tRoJk 11 --laet 4 Block I I . . .1 ......1 -ot* 7 Woflk U . i. L o ts »,* • and 18 Illock 11 .................. , L o t t l Block I f L o t * l i and I f Block itiito r nxdp Lot* f-ola V tf L a i* T and I Block 11 ' • ,11 and 13 Block • ! ----------------a . . . 13, 14 and 18r Lot 14 and B II.M ft lb ntAWk'Xi • 35:04 il! d i 31.88 Unknown link ndwn llo d w a ll R e a lly «So Unknown ... .......- * j Bod well Realty .Co-^. .ot* 9 and in Block* Unknown Uuknown Unk nown 1 <S Unknown Unl.noWn Bortwell Realty Oa, It .■ tM’ U rcvil.. s -• - Unknown —!™.» Unknown —.7. Unknown .* l * ' Bodwell Realty; Co. .v J llodwel R e a lly C a —— r j BoUteofi iM a h y . uo. ** . i . (|, I), llrumley Block -D. ..7 a 7 18 Blnck D n n d .R Unknown I1 ./....* Unknown , _1 Unknown Lola I, I, and 3 Block j.**. ..... Unk hewn lU'vcttdn i t Jn Ufl(tnni*fn Unknown Unknown * • H 6( l W ^ i ' R e a r t / <t * ^ ~ r ! *#t*f r f Bod w ell lUallPv Bod well P l a t l e e k Hm. r Record*. • j R ealty Ww.T'.U I P a h * d « Few E.a ** |1 * ‘ i Unknown „# ,** ’ / * Unknown Unknown • m S ? * N 3 y S ! ■ Melach* IleaJCy Co. Slelach neatly Co/ .. ' .... ^ - v ^ - r V I-0t4 1 3 . : i l and 14 ..Block M ............. leit I f Block M ......... •known yielacn Realty Cm Melach lU a lty U»Melach R*a ty Co, Slelach R e a lly Co. ■ vl -ii! ifarrlt %lfi: l| a «n o w o Unknown * 4 Unknown 1-ot I B k 11 T r P 1 1 ' Hanford Hanford Unknown * L o t.| Blk 11 T r I* Unknown' -• * «■* !» Unknown - Block SI ....I L o la ' l l and 13 lUpok -w - A.* T . rtlnl*h»r<>et k i ii Unknown iitkY iK rr' ifiovlfr? f ' m $ y m Mrs I . M l i i , 17 and » l » f '• Block 0 .... • W i - 1 * 51 » f k ' Lot 38 Bliwk B , L o is >, * and 7 Block .......... l f( if l lm 1 1 » i U nknow n' *’ ... I4l.1t • ’ Fd|t8' dd ■dr Ml* Me (e villy u'*■, * * tVnde and Charlotte IVatNou . John llamho — Melt.c)i lU a lt y Co lln yo i K U Y a n d J fiooic K Lot R ttioinr R -..L,....... l-nls 10 and 1 1 niock ____ 11 38 l*P known , : / » * ■ .{•‘.‘ M i Unknown . / , .... Uryon W a i k o r Brown t - —tC—XT* I-ois i ' t o i s Block i i l-ota’ I and 3 nidclt Fl-ots 3 and i Block K Jerry ljohi Nettle* ----JoliH' Thoinka .« •_ unka<»wow UnkAhwh . ft! j l , HOC# Ac*------- ! ! « ... Inc. 1»C, — l|»c........ l be. — Unknown Unknown flinTord Or^iVA Tito. Unknown * .j a— V .te 5 ! Nathan ll. Dakar Melach Really L’n. Me Inch Really Pi Tom Kalrcldlrr : Unknown ........ Unknown Hanford Orova. Hanford ftro T t Hanford Orova. itanldM'.OroTc 4 -Block O Stahl* U o tlcr — J. II White ... Stelnch Realty t’ n, Ohftppelle Hanford Oranw;lkr.,. . . .... U T | T'e n d * Block c U l » B l o c k ' C \-.y Lola II*. 11. 1*. t i l i It, ,1 1 , 31 I I fthd'lrf Illock O* ......Lot t o m o r n c Ie>|v 31 and 33 Block In vestm en t' Unknown •Unknown a Unknown ______ 7 ZZ* Stary Land yea f H s n ' j A P l a Investment Up. ___ ________;...... U n k n o ro .l ............. :.. A. (J. I'latt * ------ -Unknown ------ -----r" itn Investm ent Unknown tinknnw n •Bnknown P l n t ’ llbak eewed*. • Uhkunn n Unknown Unknown Unknown IJnknowii ■Uni i oWn .Unknown c W r l f h l ... .. U. Steward , W illia m * tie Burroughs I. tlarner Klten I.etN-t and 10 Block w*Xe-«* Unknown Unknown * Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown . Unknown .................... . 1 1 ■ M k Ka. 4 P a n * t t Weeafni rOa. nanMfW* O r * r * ’ laW ’ i — •» 1 Haafard d r o v e fnc. - a. l Lo l s l l l to I t Block A L o t 1• Block A . . _ — Lot 30lh<n*R A Lnl 31 51m K A.' ' Lot 78Rlofck A ------L o t L'* Block B ..... .. L o t 3- Block L o t i m ock l l ‘ L e » 4* Block R Lots t and S Block U l-ots 7 and I lljook 11 Lois 10. .11. ' I f , 13 and 14 B l o o U B i J i : lA>t IS Block U I mts 31,. IT. I I . 1 1 . 30. l.ota i tb 3C Illock xi Lots 1 to (0 Block, flhaW Unknown* Unknown Block j ZS j L -L ,__ ! Lota 3t and 33 Block iiSKWl . --i■ rkjtyy~l,v.T•** i » r iio ck - t::. ,? Y * A. S.‘ ftlma v........ . — II. I - Uuharl W. U. Hteworl ____ ____ _ Thelma •• . * ant\ • Alli'/ Lot • 3t L o r f 'l - n i b c k A A jLJ.: Lot 3 Illock A ..... ia. Ixita 3 and 4 Illock A Lot S Block A ---------Lot • Block A ......... Lot'.7 'B lock A — .. Lot H Block A Ran latntn ldr>4ihteat Co. *.a....... ....•_____ 1 nknown ........ Unknown ... ....... .... l nknown , „ . ita Ile lr * o n e r-K e lly U eilty c a r p ................... . 1; Unknown Unknown u n k n ow n ..v N H .B T 'fT o f L o 'i ‘ ' i * ' Unknown Unknown Unknown ...... Unknown .......Z - dohn T u rn e r Adm Mabel L * t 7- UloeW-J -ZZZL~ L o l a f and » Block x Lota 18‘ khd I t B lock 1 J ...... .. . . ............ Lot* i i and IT Black. Unknown Unknown 111.43 Lot S l t l k ' s ' ' T r " n 7! t-ot 10 Blk 9 T r O W . 50 Tt Of Loin 1, I and T f H o f 3 Blk. 9 W. W . W r l i f c l U n k n o w n .......... Lots 1 tn 33 1 (Leas , "la te n t add • l i t I lltOck 1 ................ Irots 1 tn S I’ and 1 1 Block 3 y .L 7 ...... . 7 ........... 7 ........ l^vt* 3* and 30 Block n itm w t <°i7 *** © r - x i r ^ i i u nhd A ll la ta 111 to t H » T.\..... ..... * ___ U l r n S o w ti I’aknann . ........... ...... Unknown .. ......... 137,33 (XU. S U I k 9 T r . B .... l : « t i - ( U H W 83 f t ) i T r C ........... Blk 9 T r t> .... [I,oL 7 r H lk ♦ T r T> .. .* !lx)t 18 Blk 9 T r n .... Lot 7 B lk 9 T r K .... Ixrt 18 B lk 9 Tr. B ■ IxMn 1. 3. and 3 B lk » t Uoti 111 (Leas N I II) i and K as ft bet •, l i t u ,— ; 1-ot t w . otter F. O. . Weldell ------ - 7 Unknown . ---------- ______ Lotn ss and YiL * ~ ~ ~ Uu l r r v A V K M tH t i m m o t _L k a I P a re * m « S7 f j o f I-ota l and . * 9 Block A :.-....v____ • f j . n. B i i u Lots 3 and 4 Block A Paulino 1* MutrhCui IkH G Block A ___ Unknown . 1/ot J ’ Block A __ liot 1* Block A .I.— n f p / .t& w S llot IB Block A .V- .- ’ Marie F. Tot inn a I iota 4 and ( Block C Unknown i- ..i-,.-*. kAX I . A K T A Aa Rerarded la p la t Hook to. t Pane AO OrMl . IT R< Lot* I and I Block 1 Lorn S, 3 and 4 Block ' Unknown _____ !*®i « iiiocic r ' 7 7 7 7 Unknown ....___ i, Lot * Illock t ...:___ H arry T. Bod we U I/Ol 4 Block 3 ........... Clnrende I. K eeler L o ( 6 Block 3 .......... Unknown • ............. Lot 6 B l o c k ! A. X>. Fran f t ..HI. Lot 7 B l o C k ' l s . unknfcWh j....... •... Unknown .*....a , Unknown Lot I t niottk 8 Unknown. , -------- •*irt Lot 11 Block 9 Unknown ........... Lot I I Block C .. H a t/Lnntn Investment'll Lot 3 i niock e Lot 15 Block s .. Unknown i ■<ot SB Block ( Unknown .............. Lot 37 B lo c k « .. Han I-anln Investm ent ’ ’ • Co.-,. •.....„.............. ] Lot 31 Block 4 Han Ixuitu Investment in t t niock Lot & Block Lot « Block Lot 7 IJIdCk Lot J Block Melarh R e a lly Co, . J>r. -R, K. Rtarena R. SI: Hrhnartt ii t^rank ' L o a c in i MalecS .R e a lt y C S T Melach R e a lly Co. Unknown l i i i l ■j .Melach. R e a lly C*t. Melecb Realty Co. •AKFORD A* Hawui 1*4" ftemlaale C t M t r l l e . Unknown __ __ ____ _ Violet SI. llaRRett . Unknown Unknown V n ^ n o w i . ' t _________ £ 3 ' Vt«^;-"r.::vr^r±2!5 Unknown Rchuld 1 1 ( w i d W f t ' c d A i r r i -*' 'ft V M V C. A. Bpence’r ___ 11. 'll. L e w i* O. It. Brook* Unknown Unknown .. ____ Unknown ... .... Caaeandra VaCnowft — �THE 8ANF0RP HERAtP, 8ANF0RP, FLORIDA* Description o f U n 4 Own #r Description o f Land nkuown ------- -----------3*6.64 Ian Carrie I I Hmlth „ *.*• . 4 P a n e I N and P in t Hook W . M. Beott MrCuller la u 1, 2 and 2 Block n. 14. n< Unknow n L o t f tBock t r.'.“'.V.'~ la t e 1 to 14 and 23 to « * ) Block a ............ ’L o t 1 Dlork 4 ; . •>fariranla Investment Co. , 191.63 M arvanla Irtveeiment • Co. ____ ____ ________ 7 .7 * Mnrvanln Improvement Co. „ _____________ 141.69 M arvanla Improvement Co. . ., a ■ 7ti*3 , Unknown .. i ........... . 66.73 U n k n o an ....... ..._..... 26.69 P U l Boak No. a P a * e II t e a l i e l e llr r .r d a , 8. >1. Abercrom bie 60 26 Unknown ... ....... N .I7 Unknown ............ ....... >.. 117.1* * B. M. Abercrom bie ....__ 3I.6* * L o la 2 to -24 Block 7 T ale 1 to .11 Block 6 . Tata 1 to 1* Block 9 Lota l Jo ft Block lo n O R H A N r M |I'AH H A* Beeordad (c o a l y la t a • and 7 ............ * l a t a *. *, |* nod II Lote 13. 14, 16. 16. 17 • a * l l . — — . - ........... . , l o t I# (rtUU— ...._ ....... . . l a t a 20, t l . 21, 21, 17 and l l - Z ___ _......____ • Unknow n ...................127.31 l o t * 2 * .And 21........... Maurice lllre h ________ 43.M. m t L L O B V lL L H Aa Heeerded la P u t Boak Me. I P ace IM aeaaUete* C o a a tr Heeorda, P ^ i i o c k T H * nnd • A ll Bloctia-34 and P A f B V ir r w " ' I a t * 1 to U if ^ 2 2 P lit 'k ; ' 26 39 Unknown rt............ 133.17 Mra. W. M. Colllne ( W l. lo w e 15* A i l ' d ) ..... .......... 211.20 Aa Heeerded la Plat B o o k No. 4 P a c e Tl deoeloole C o a o lr Heeorda. and 70 lo 1rt......rt.. . P C. llolib ........ ........ 42.96 77 Block P A C K A<tHP,N Aa Heeerded la P U t Boak Xe. 3 »**■ nererdn, P a *a K I.n on A ttO aowwaw Kva An Herorded la . A. Hm-ill J. C. Hutchison — . P. P. Dutton and Co. Lute I l o w e l l . Iloae Court Inc. .. Itone Court Ine. I tone Court Ine. ..... H a r r y T. Bod w ell .. I tone Court Inc. — . 11.41 f a t a <1 und 03 .... ...... U nknow n _ ....... .... ....... 38.6* l a t «T ____________ ___ . A. W . I I a r * ......— ......... 11.96 L o t ( > ..... .... ........ ...... . A. W . I I a r * ............... 111.06 L o t 71 . . . . ■*.. ......... •* A. W . I I a r * r ................. 16.06 I a t 73 __________ ______ U n k n ow n .-u ....—...... 14.52 L o u 01 and 22 ......... A. W. l i a r * _________ S t . it L o t 66 ____...;............ .. A. W lia r * . .......... . 16.06 l a t 10* ..... ........... ..... A. W . H a r * ... :----- .... 14.62 T a t 112 ___________ U n k n ow n .. ... . 7.4* l a t a 111 to 127 ......... U n k n ow n ...... — .......... *0.60 G A R D E N IA Aa Recorded In P U t H o e k N*. 6 P a c e 77 6 e n l a * l t 4 'e o a lr T a ta 1 to 10 -------Unknown t a l a 22, to 43 ........... Unknown l a t a 44, 4C and 46 .. U nknow n l a t a 46 and 47 ..._.« ' Unknow n l a t * 49 to 72 »rt.....rt..... Unknown P P C R L Ix a 'll AD D ITIO W A * Recorded la P U t B< "eailaele C o a a ty Heeorda. l a t 3 Block A ......... W . A. PI l a t 4 B lock A ------P a y Bohl l a t I B lo c k A -------W. A. PI l a l 9 B lo c k A - ___ H, H. I In H 4 o f L o U 1 and 2 B lock U .................. * J. W . Jo N t4 o f l a t a 1 and 2 Block U ................ .. L l l l l c n. If rxlpra I a t I B lo c k B „.„rt.... • U nknow n l a t 1 B lo c k B ....... . J, p . Da O B A X flK P A R K Aa Heeerded la P la t Book Xm. Coaaty Heeorda. l a t a 11. I I , 13, 14 and IS ------------- ........ Unknown f a t 1 4 ..... .......... ........ rt Unknown t a t 17 ..._.— Unknown J a l 11 ..... ..................... Hnrla n V Lota 19 und 20 ..... Unknown ! L [; I l 63.5 Ithknowh _______ 63.6 Unknown ..... 7.4 rd | a F U I Hook *Xe. 3 P a *e U7 Semi m o ty Heeorda. ft. II. W nltbnur ......... 63.2 ■ L o t * 1 and 2 a . * . - ...... ’ l a t 7 and W H o f I-ot I |. .v .................. ** I I III< A rk *l»'.......... ’ 1 *1 A ..-rt........... L O N G **/A D D IT IO N Aa H e 3 Unknown i nunown —W l t f i A W I " ■■tfWI. T. P. Lin k .. K. ('. llniiKlaaa Unknown ____ ..... ____ Unknown .... 2ll.5i ..... 211.5' L O R O I HKD A U D IT IO N Aa H eeerd ed la P U t Hook Xo. 4 F o *e 3 Nratl aole (U a a t y Heeorda. la t a 7 M d 1 ______ Unknown ....... - ......... 211 S' B L L A A, PACP,** P L A T O P P A R T O P 30 19 11 AaHerorded li p i^ f Book No, 1 P e *e *1 l e a le e le C o ao lr Heeorda. n 19 ft o f Lot 4and . „ A ll Lot* 4 and 4 Ruth d a rn e r ............... 2H «' C O TTAO D H I L L Aa Henorded la P U t Hook X*. 2 F a *e 6T Seminal. Coaaty Heeorda. Out Lot No. 2 ..... . J. R. Bpurlln* ...... 2.61 p i M i I1K I0IITS Aa Heeerded fa P la t Book Xo. » F o *e ai flemlaoli r. Coaaty Recorda. rt , ■ . l a t a 1 t o 'I I ..... Unknown ......... 113.0] l a t l i ................ .................................. .... L II. ..'onnMIy .. 127.01 W O O D R U F F ’ * SI H i m I N I O X A a R e c o r d e d X o . 3 P a * e 64 S e m i n o l e U o a o t y lle e a r d a . I a t 4 _____ __ _ I a l « 7 and 6 .... la in 19, 20 21 n I a la 35 nnd 2i l a t 26 ............. Tala 37, 36 39 ( la ta i i und 41 l a t * 67 and 56 la ta 69 und CD la ta 71 and 72 la t a 12. 14, 16, it nd 69 ......... la t a 103 und I Lot 106 l a l a 134, 215. 21 la K m mo fl. C. I dt ------ -I- ................. Eubanks 4---- a , J. 11. Broneon J. H. D ln c le ..... .. PUl J. K. VniiBlm Unknown .................. . U'llllnni Dlcklnaon l l J. Rivera ............. w . u. i l m ................... I'riknoivn .. .. A- M . V l r k . r y J. M.* V i c k e r y ....... J. M. Vickery Unknown laila S mid 7 IH o d ciS la in I nml 7 11 .♦■r * \V *1 of Lit 2) Block • Joe Tl.omax ............ ... I ’ nknown .................. . Jennie Jnckaon Hilbert lie la a v h Elmlru W r l«lit V T O S O U T H S A X F o i l I) A a H r r u r d r d 130 N e m l a o l e C oun t? H e e or d a . In Jeaale Wnlden (W ld o w a ICx A il'd) ................. Anna M. De Forest . . TO a .A X P n n n A * Herorded In FUI 31 Seminole Count? Itreorda. Cam pbell H enry Z U r o w e r M nr*n ret N H Of Lot 22) .... Unknown ------la t II . ....... . Unknown ......... .... L o U (4 to. 41 ........Unknown — .............. L o t I I ........... ........ . J- le Milter L o t 14 i - ..............Unknown — ......- ....... l a u I C i l , II. and 19 to *1 ............... Unknown ..................... B U E N A V IS T A K STATE • Aa H erorded la r u t Book N «. 3 F e*ro •J lem taoU C o n a lr HeeordO* W a rn e r and llelaenL o t 1 Blopk A ......— Hlelu ....... ._ Unkn.iwn .. ^ Itnknown ... ’ li fcot i * n k f k a l a u l l and to Blu. k Unknown Jeanette I. rj.e.dtnle la l iT n io c k A Uukiioun f a t I Block ll Unknown L o t 4 B lock B ......... 1101 ft o f l a t a 6 rnj.l .... A U D I T I O N T O SA N F O I I D An X e r o r d r d In F l a t P a i r 1IO S e m U u l e C oun t? Heeorda. II. I* Duhnrt Idn It. fln rd n er Edw ard lloxllrk Unknown Unknown . l/H S I I I B I V I S I O N An ll r e o r d e r f In P l a t P a i r Tl N r m l n n l r C u n n l y Ite en rd a. Owner Lot 11 ----------W . C. DeOour,.< t a u I t and 21 ---------c, L W in * la t a !* . 36, I t and 3T ft.illle Bellamy F- J. WM4 t B S l'B D IV flO N As H eeerded l . r u t Reek I t B la a lr l C a a a lf l l m r t * . Lot a niocU I j-.C -..Edna O. McCnll Lota I to It (Lean 8 to ft o f l a l 12 and H 6* ft o f W 41 ft of I a t i t ) Block 2 Unknown w . r . i R i v i m i m i D i v i m o x A t Rar.rd.fc iB r u t n. 27 I r a t l u l e r e n a l? I t m r t > . L ° » " I and 2 ------a . J. Bolin .... K !i « f X Vi o f Lot 1 David W rig h t l a l 1 ---------- ——.— fl. C. Kubanka Lot 11 — ...._ Unknown W E L L IN G T O N '* A D D IT IO N An He ranted In p l . t U k Kemlael* r t o n ly Rererdiv. l a t It ---------i i — - '' L. A. Wllann Lot I « — ............ ..... Meiaeh Ban lt y Co. Alelach Reulty Co W. J. Th lan en i - k * > ... .........■ Unknown ............... 14.*2 IAII 19*11 A IIIH T IO X An H ero rd ed lo P U l Hook >#. 3 Pose 03 Hroiloote Coo o ly Heeorda. U n k n ow n ........J, ■ 7.19 VI. 4IIKP/N Ml n i m i a i n x A a Heeerded U Plot Hook XO. 1 Pape 16* *tro*1aole Uonaty Itreorda. Illk It T r 14 „ .Baric W alden (W ld o w a Kx A il'd ) ............ 7.79 Illk 11 T r 14 . -» Elay Ford ...... .. .22.6# Illk II T r It W llllnin RTck . ....... 21.66 Illk U T r l l . . ----. V irc ll C lair ......... HdM 4. 5 nnd » Illk r 16 ........... a . It. and Annie K. , Smith 'rt..................... 63.62 illk 41 T r 15 L F. Roper ........ 7.19 Illk II T r 15 1^ P. Roper ......... - ____ 7.49 I I.ARK'H Kl'tlDIVJMinX An H re.rded In P U l Book X e ..l P i * r a 107 nod ION N rotU elr t'oonty Heeorda. W o rk 21 • Alice Uhmnhcra _______ 21.56 Block 21 ...... Henry C aldw ell .......... 26.59 f la t l Block i [ 1 ----- -— ...... , K. 8. Johnaon Trtitie# Kpale Thomaa I ' o a a l r Heeorda. ........... ....... B. A. Dnu*laaa ... t i e at t l l l l V l a i O T Aa H e e e r d e d l a P U t Book Xo. k em la ole C o a a t r Heeorda. ................... K . W. H iv e ... L o t I m a rk I und 3 Block I Meiaeh R e a lt y f Lota 2 i l e la r h R e a lt y t. f a t 7 HIm-k I .......... L o t * t 5 und 6 Block ................... ......... U nknow n , 2. 4, 5, 4 und , lock .1 ___ . * t U nknow n .2. i und to k i ...... Unknown - .... .............. 479.66 P lat Hook Xe. 4 P a * e ^ 9 Oeo.lo.le C o o a l r H eear*a* . J. P. I a i n * ------ - *--*• Turner Pavla — jr1 * '^4* Hannah Rlchardaon tI'nknow n .i---- 1--------lla rp e r Jenklna ..y — f a t 16 . 8 to ft o f Lot IT .... H M ft o f K ISO ft o f • X « , o f Hloek 22 „ 67 ft o f W 120 ft Of Block 22 _____ . W .60 ft o f X 110 ft ■ o f Block 23 -------K 46 *j fl o f S 120 f t o f Block 23 ....... ft 6.0 ft of X 109 ft o f • -I P 120 ft o f IIlook 2C X ion rt or i v n o ft - o f Block 24 ........... 8 I On ft o f X 290 ft o f K 120 ft o f nlo ck 2f Dlork 31 (l-es? X I I I ft) . ................. X 112 ft o f Block 34 L o t 3* — 3|> ffetalaolo , 7 Description of la n d Description o f la n d L\. and 2d rt,-... SATURDAY, JPWfc 19, l*tS .... . . II..ok It. ||. Berg H OAD P in t: P A R K An l l t r t t M I * P U l N t t k Xe. 4 Pa . 4’onntr Itemml*. la t a 6. 9, 10. II and 15 ........ - ....... — - —. Unknow n P IN K L E V E L Aa R r r t r t r t la P U t Heek.N'a . I p a c e 20 » ty R ecord*. l a l 2 Blo ck t ...... ..... • Thomaa Wuldon l a t 4 Block 1 ............ U nknow n I a t 7 B lock I ...... Mnry Alexander l a l 6 Blook 1 _______ Unknown l a t 9 B lock 1 ..... rt... . Unknown l a t 17 B lock 1 ____ Unknow n l a t a 3, 4, 5 nnd 9 Block 3 ............ ...... l a t a 7 and 6 Block 2 I a t 11 Blo ck 2 ...rt.... I a t 6 Block 3 ...___ IX III A \ M O U X B V IL L A 4 3 K Aa n e e oad 23 k eM lo o le l a t a I to 26 ....... „.... l a t a 31 to 106 t l a a s l a t a 37, 41. 44 nml 451 ---------- -----------U n k n ow n ....... l a t a 109 nnd 110 . U nknow n Kaaleriy. 30 ft o f l a t 112 and A l l L o t 113 K.. y : \ ‘ Lata H I to 1 1 1 ____ Unknown ^« A l l Unaurveycil |iurt o f .............................. 20 19 31 160' H a r r y T. BodUeii l a l 4 (L raa K 65* ft — rrrwt-w .:( 2~ r o - ..... : s i» si 15 »--rt 2 . Arnnkn 2 2t 20 t Taknck Mra. J. ft, Moore U n k n ow n U. It. Beck An Undivided One H a lf Inlereat In Alt Unaurveyed l'u rl o f ______ ____ _ Heir KW Cnr ter>t 17 Illk J lat HI. Ex ten. tlon In ................... Run S 6 <j tie* W 1M ft Ely on Union A ve. 56.71 ft N 6 dcK E 120 fl NW lo h e *.............. Heir HW tVir la t 17 Blk 11 lat St. E x tentlou In . . . .. Bun S 62 ile* 47 min E 253.63 ft S 6 deB 34 nil II W 162 ft N’ 62 lie* 47 min W 253.67 ft N fl d e * 34 mlu E 16! ft lo b e * . ........ . Tlesr 5.27 rh X nml a it.2 fl E of HW Cor of N W U .. Run E to E line o f Sanford fit. S 25 d e * W lo A. •*. L By Nw iilon* By to Pump Brnnclt X E ly to lie* ....... . B e * 964 ft S and 25 fl K of N W Cor of HW 4 ............. . Bun K 206 ft H 6« ft W 205 fl X 6« Hanford Shore* B,r \V *j of la t e la u 26 Block I t and 14 Block Eatellc lleree . Mu|ak lah Tllnek M n la k In h Black Lot* T n t r * f * i i r o c k . B -------------L o t 19 Block ll { a t 1 Block c .......... f a t * 4 and -5 Block C I a t I f Block C . L o ta I t , }4. I I , 17 un.l i i B io R k .t : rt. L o t to Block O . . A ll U nplulted Part i l e v a Cook’ s F a r t ) .tllork O . . . l a t a 44 nnd 47 ( l a u E 15(1 f t ) I Dork J I j i h 60 and 61 Block Unknown I'uk non ii I t. .M. Itlrhardnon A a Me r e n t e d In F U I H « a k Count? Heeorda. U nknow n . ......... d rd In Flat Honk Xn. 4 nut? Heeorda. Unknown Jlra. Nnney H IU *K n' " ,Mr« Leoliv M. _ Chandler . . (Jacrir Fen ran 11 P ...... T a t 10 Block P .... . l a t a I t and It tllork A ll U n platted Fart o f Block J ............. l a t a 66 to 59 (l,esa W 150 f t ) Block K X 35 ft Of l a t 61 nnd All I a t * 42. 63 und Cl Block K ..... A ll Unplatted Fart of B lock K . .......... Uoknown . . .. J. 31. V ic k e r y Nancy fl. BI*Kers Unknown Unknown J. V. Kendnll l a l .; » Block S U I'T II Page la 1 lo Block l >1 1 II US'.k 2 .......... da I 40511 Block 1 [U L und 4 l le l- A I r D el-A ir B rl-A Ir K * ; u d t ^ c k .*. L o u 11 and t l Block 1! XV. Otter 1*7.19 I! XV. O tler 60.24 It. XV.O t t e r .........................56.7.1 ll. W. ( l i t e r . .. 40.26 It. W . O tte r .................... 11.61 It. W. O tte r . 63.77 HUH D IVI SIOX As Iteeordrd In Flat llnuk Ns. truilnulr Cunnt? Records. J ii li ii Klemper ....... .. 25.62 Tln.mns Elijah Wilson 42.66 lleulty lleulty lleulty l a l 3 Block A Lola 7 nnd 6 Block A l a l * 9, 10. |J, 20, 31 und 22 Block A l l e l . A i r Min It K. II K alley Unknown Lot * i i “ B u e k ' i l a t U Block 3 ...... . Lota 17 la ,t « (Lees L o la U mid 34) ■look 3 ........ rt..... . Tata 19 a n d .10 Block 1 and 14 Block 4 Lota 6 uad t Block t L o la t. I, f , 7. 9. in. 11, anti 1ft to 19 und l a t a 26:16 mid 27 Blo ck 6 . Lot • Block 6 L o t a 1 to 1.7 (Less Lola ( Lo .10) Hindi L o tt 3, 4, agd 5 Block B d -A Ir Really Uu Ilc L A Ir Realty Un llel.A ir Itenlty Uu ... ... I* uni f to f t and 24 Ota Lots 4, 13.' , and i » Block ......rtrt rt .... . I to-, 14 and 17 re* Lota t and I Block M ....... t lo 14 nnd IT, I I and 33 (L r * * « ■ llo l- A lr R en lly Co. Uiiiiiniun ..rt....... [ Jj1 Unknown Unknown lie I- A lr n e n lty Co l le l- A ir R e a lty Un. I le l- A lr Itenlty Un — • B 'k H Malaeh Meiaeh Meiaeh . Illk ;■■■• 111 ■-••rt t . ' Bet-A lle l-A M 12LLV. II , m . 1 to jiii B lock 11 ■H P A R K SANFORD E. Hpurlln* .. 1 F a *e 41 Ncmtnul Unknown . ............ 7.79 P U l Uaok No. I P age Ul Seminole Heeorda. J. W. W y n n Jr. ........... 53.22 T, W, Uarnr* ....... 26.66 Dr. tl. K. Btevrna ......... 16.05 T u rn e r UavlN .......... 54.73 limner KIIIhou ....... 16.05 Prank H all 63.77 Unknown 70.60 F ran k lla ll .. 36.63 M illie Collins ........ 16.05 nd COI.OK1KAT ION CO'S A D D I T I O N T O SOUTH rded In F U t Hook Xo. 1 Foge 73 Seminole Coant? A* llcr«r.lrd A a Heeerded la P U t , An ....._ - ' - a i “ R ea lty Cn, S e e k Xu. a P age a2 x O l l e r - K e l l e y Ile n lly • Unrp. . . Unknow n ... 7.49 * ».iP Hrmluulr ' Malaeh Mrlscli ---------------- .t... ..... R e a l l y Co. .............36.19 R eu lty Co. ...... 13.71 Iten lty Co. 63.71 Itenlty C o ......... 16.08 R ea lly Co. 11.31 li t > » ■ lit nit y Co. ____ _ .12.38 Malaah 3lclsch R e a lt y Co. .....v 25,36 •• •• Meiaeh R e a l l y Co. u.. £. 11-0 1 l» M e ia e h . R e a l l y Co. 16.05 A D D I T I O N T O S A N F O R D Aa lle ra rd e d la P I 4H’ Booh 4a U «u aty Ilreerd*. aa____ * _ X *. 1 Hamm Fog* U SRl laailass Sem laule 'A i M T l ! ••' Mra. I. 8. Hunt . . . ^ L : 60.24 11 *2 III J*C 11 *1*r J .... AI i1(1 f' A A ri flu rMmii Tl T ft 4 u s 6 and T Blk 13 A Ana,'r,<‘ « - r s T r u ...................... May Mr Id>fflrr 31.66 OHINSON'S St’N V H Y O P AX A U D IT IO N TO S A N P O H D Aa H ere rded la F U I IU * k Xa, I P a g * * S3 aad S3 Irm la s le I'sunt? Hersrds. IS ft o f W 231.35 fl of H 72.UP f| Mf V ,', .1 5.' rt"-.--*:' .' . fl ,,n . (Iraait ....... 146 la v l Bolin ........ ...... Unknow n .... llunry Koy la w m a n Oil Ed Johnson Unknown W ill B row n V lot or la and Williams lu il* 3 nnd 4 ....... . Unknc LOCK I I A It T'S SI HIM V IS IO N A * II r rerd ed In Seminole Cnnn t? Ilreerd*. l a t a I tn I nnd 10. to 14 nnd 19 lo 21 (Irf-as L o t* 6, 7 nml I t ) B lock I ........... Unit mi luita 1 tn 21 (la ** I a t 4) Block 1 ..rt Unknc Lota 1 tn 4 and 6 to 24 B lock 3 ............. l a t 6 Block 3 ........ . l a l * I lo a mo) II tn 24 Block 4 ----L o t * 1 to I I und 13 U nknow n to 34 Block 5 rt... . Unknown l a t 13 Block 6 -----Unknown Ia t* 2 In 24 Block 6 U n k n ow n l a t a I to 34 Block 7 U nknow n l a t * 1 to 24 n iock 6 Unknown la l* I to 21 Block 9 la ta 1 to ,53 (I-cits Luts 13 and it) B lock Ul ......... ....... Unknown l a t a I to 13 nnd 15 lo 34 Block 11 .......... l a t 14 Blopk 1) ---l a t a 1 10 1* nnd 16 I n 24 Block 13 l a l * I to 14 ( L ohh L o t 6) Block 13 ..... l a i n I to 13 Block 14 l a t a l . l o 13 Block 15 l a t * I lo IS Block 4 4 F I R S T A D D I T I O N T O L O C K I I f t H T ' S S U B D IV IS IO N Aa Heeerded F U t n » « k ,No. 4 P a g e 21 S em laal* f o u n t ? Heeorda. l a t a I lo 24 Block A U n k n ow n ...... .............. lulls I l o '74 Block l l U n k n ow n i H its I t o 24 Block u U nknow n l a t a I t o l l Block D * * U n k n ow n ................. l a t a 1 to 24 (la s * I a t 111-Block E .. Unknown ..... ...... ........ : l a t a t l o 24 Block P Unknown' ...........* ....... : l a ' " I to 21 Block O U n k n ow n : l a t * 1 to 14 Block i t Unknown .. ..... ........ l a t s I to 24 Block I Unknown .................... l a t a 1 to 24 Block J U nknow n • l a t a I to I t Block K Unknown \ l a t a 1 to 12 Block L U n k n ow n \ l a t a t t o i t Utock M U n k n ow n | l a t a I to I I Block N U n k iB w n ..............._.... i l a i * I to 13 Block O U n k n ow n | I ’ ATlJ'a A D D I T I O N Aa Heeerded - i n P U t > H k N'e, a F a g * || s, la t s 135 and 136 .... Lola 137 nn4 136 . la ta 146. 147 nnd 141 la ta 149 ami 150 .... Lot 166 .............. ... la ta 156, 159 ond ltio Lots 166. 167. 166 und 169 ................ .. l a t 166 ........ rt.. la t 190 .............. ...... ; Ia t 221 ............. . la t s 252 uml 2(3 .. I la l? 261 to 279 ........ 1 W A S H IN G T O N S U l'A H K AS Recorded l _ ____ Seminole Count? Itreorda. la t a I to 10..,..------- rt... Unknov J. O. P A C K A R D 'S 1ST A D D TO M ID W A V Aa Xn. 3 Page 104 Krm Uole Count? Her , . P. ft a 1 l a l to .I...,..... ........... Rug! Lota 69 ami 70 ........ W llev 1 la t s 166. 1«» and 170 W llllm * la t a 22- nnd 226 i jille L C A N A A N Aa Recorded la F U t llook No, 1 Png Iuits I. 2. 4. 5 nnd 6 Block 4 ...rt........ . la t s 7 nml 6 Block 5 luit 2 Block 7 ......... E 3-4 of HE Vi of NW U ................. W 3-4 of N >4 of N W Vtnf N K »X .......... E H of N W 7i of N » 14 ........................... . X <4 of HW Vi of N B 14 ......... rt............. H ^ of 8 W V4 of N E E Vi o f N E U of XK VI ( licaa K 145 ft of N 220 f|) .............. E '4 of HF. V4 of HE . U of N K Vi ...... N 2 rh of H 4 ch of K >4 Of N E U of N E tt o f HE H ..... E Vi of S W U (Lett* H 326 ft ) nnd B W Vi of HW u _______ 8 66 fl of K ‘j of N K }4 of N E vf o f SE 15 M. ID I* C. Leonard? Htolnoff 20 R. IT. Mulrhead 20 J. K. Brow n 9 U nknow n ft Ik L 8lpe* nd Co. 1 10 .. Huniuel Inc. ■- Itoblnaon and Hanmel Ben Co. Inc. — —• Ani*ilrr.ii Inc. P. P. Fruit ClrnweM ....... - Pulton 6 * 4 | f « . Miss A- TaM e k Mu rail Brunaou ltoac Co 31.66 t 254.31 Unknown ...I.-....,.,.. .r, . , 7.7* R e e k X *. 3 P a g e * 8. 4 gad S Sravl 14.12 46.t9 F ran k K v e r ly U n k n ow n .. _ l.ula Benton Unknown l l e o r * e Bagiev 0. W. Cook W i l e y Fltman W i l e y Flttniaii David nnd Irrnn B e lla m y U nknow n M ajor A m t e l l Unknown .. ... John Jonea A m .in i ’ ittmnn 1. ec A. Sullivan la Julnra M ctirlff W illie O. l.’lnrk H I rt Dukifrt Lota ft, «. J)/ 10, I I , 12 IlliH-k 9 Ilfnek 1) «, I, l « . I 20, It, O I a t * 21 utill 3 at a l WU1U ---- Me. 9 J a i* r ’ t]' KtjWfjr �W N SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 1m THE SANFORD HEBALP. SANFORD, FLORIDA, script Ion O f Land l u .o f N W nr *4 U (Continued Owmr I*e»erl|i(lf*n Of I^md From P a g* la d * .v. lo 14 and 31 and 34 n io rk 81 __ L o t* ft , 32, >T and IS Block rs .............. ... I-«tn 33 and 34 lltook of sw Oenrge I* Swain .......... ft o f s i t » r u If BB V4 o f k «nrt K U o f C of s w u (U M W . IS 1 and I d » * b * g •w o f a n c o r (V 411 f t N >09 4 i i «• a ion u u «a 11.11 A [ aide aold to p o t t e r ) ------Bf* i ru n n y 3* 20 f N 3.4 o f W »i u or N E U eh W o f SK f HW V4 ----- ll.il 438.17 Emma Maa* 11 II b it e Bead* A T . Oelger ......... Unknown ............. 1 40 c. M. MexU ........ f 44" o f N K .....ii' Weklvn U lv c r SK H o f N K W C n ro fN W Mr*. Jerele Tonrhatont Iteeerded la p u t Book \ 4 'aa-ty Record*. lira. Urdu P u n t .... SO Unknown ........... i SI 20 Elbert , Wlbton so llo rk m o r* Unknown Thomas RuUlvan . . Cypres* L. A. Wilson J a m r t a n d C f r r l r J. Reed — 3— — A n sjoblorn ......... i 1-* W o o d ru ff l*ot Lot* Lot* l.ol* A Unknown Unknown LoVa s i . ’IS.""S7,” >1i‘ Si! 30. 31, 33 und 3t Block 37 ................ Lot* S3, 34, Si und S4 Block 37 .......... ........ 1.01 33 Block 37 — "ii 13. HJoblom II. 8 . Wym an Unknown Unknown W alter C Clifford It Block S3 ........ S3 to 3 4 Block 34 7 und X Block 37 15 und 14 Block •tfftfTff. Unknown Tx A. K. HJoblom Block 39 ........... L o l * 11 and IS Block Unknown 0 A. o A. E. HJoblom K. HJoblom to 3 A. E. SJoldnm A E. HJoblom in 8 ! 4l w « » il.ot sn>v llliick 3 loitA 1 40 4 und I l<* 34 lllock 4 ----la d * l. 1. 3, 4. » aud .......... 10 Block * Unknown Lot lad l.ol Lot I9 T O .K ¥ iiV r S lllock 3 9 lllock 4 11 Block 3 IS Block 6 ADUm nX " Lake Mary Uevelopmeni vJpoTtn ... L IK E ...... ■ Unit no'in ". VIE W o f HIV U ..... I S" to N 5 ch o f 8 25 rh o f la d 1 ........................ » 2 " in lad I nnd A l l N K 5* o f HI-3 VI N W o f By 9 2» 10 Ilec 10 rd W o f N K Cor o f HR Vi o f HH >i ...................... - ...... 9 S" 80 Itun 8 40 rd W 30 K rd N 40 rd K 30 rd *0 H VI o f lad 4 p S" 3" N W Vi Of HW Vi of 1 30 N K M o f HW Vi .. 9 SO S" All HK'Vi ot HE Vi N o f A. <5. U By . .. 9 SO N 445 ft o f H t i l l ) ft o f lad 1 ( L e » * Cry*tnl Lake P o m *. . Manor) ......... .... * * " so All HK V «if HW '* o f HK U 7.' o f A. r . I. i i y ............ ............ 9 *»' j * Beg N E Cor Of » I" *" Itun W X ch H « . » l 1ll VV 9 rh to Han­ ford flrnnt Line H 45 deg W along III. line lb 1{ line o f Hec N lo beg N 5 Ch o f H 30 ch of lad S ___ » *•' S'* E 2 V* ch o f NK V* of HE V4 o f 8 K >i » 3" 50 Iteg HE Cor o f HW Vi id HK U -----* 10 34 llun N 440 ft N Ss U deg W IKS ft N 61 3-4 deg W 111 ft 8 I I deg 10 niln K 243 ft 8 517 ft E 131 It to beg ............. — I ItVHTAI. L A K E W IX T T .H H O H B h ----Meek He. 7 P agre 114. U S aad l i t l.ol* 19 lo 34 Block J» I HR *4 o f NE r HR vt ....... of HK U O.e** 3 f i t ............. ft VV o f N K Emma Wood i ii f f Wnodi u ff F I- W o o d ru ff l.ol* 1 nnd 1 Block 4 la d IS lllock 5 ..... .. Iait* 14, 14. I I nnd 31 Block 9 ............. ■■. la d * 3 to SO nnd S3 to 3G Block 10 ......a.... la d * I I und S3 lllock I.ot* 1 to .14 Block 11 la d * 1 In I I lllock 13 la d * 19 to 14 Block 13 l. o l « 14, i l , I I and 3<i Block IS A .............. la d * 4 to 14 and 17 (■• 14 lllock 1 1 ......... L o l* 1 to SO Block 14 toil* 1 to 14 Block 15 K 99 ft o f . lllock I I L ot* l to 10 nnd i l to i l and IX Block ) T la d * 11 and I t Block toil* l ' 10 ' i V B l o c k ' l l lade I lo 14 and I t lo IS lllock I I ---------la d * 16. I I, )T, I I, 15 and 14 Block I I . . . la d * 11 and 14 Block l a d * 197*4.-11 nnd 1 1 Block 19 .— ..... . loti* 14 und 11 Block lad 19 l i i o c k " t 0 ‘. Z Z ’. lade 7 and I Block I t loda I I and 11 Block Lola 11 and 14 Block f l ___ i___ — -------- L o t* 15 und Id Block loda i i and >■ Block (1 ------ -lad 17 Block I I —. jad 14 Block 1 1 ....o-. |a>la 11 nnd 14 Ble «<4 . aI l # Maa* . . . - HJoblom HJohlotn f & i-— - J. E. HpurUas u ____ I . V. Murtln ________ O. C. Bryant ___ - ___ Verna Rhodes , . J. E. S p u r t i n g ____ _ Unknown Unknown Unknown UnknnA ‘ 0 Unknown Unknown P I X E t l i r . U T X* He curded U P t-t Huek X*. 3 P a g * 7 « I t w l k d * C f l * ■ tr R e r v r U . v f.r 'j ; re tl * 1 loti 1 1 ....................... ■ ’ H B,[ ,407 ,, . --------------- -M i 45 I* ft* 177 174 179 .. .. . ........ ... ...... ....... .* ............................... ....... ..... . l. R. I * e w l - -----------------a . K. ftennl* ----— .— — L»4 Unknown -------- •— — llnknoWB ---------- —— ‘ f f l U nknow a ifa k n o w n ------ -JMJ lad I a1 ---------------. Unknown- --------------------------------------------M i Lot 377 ................... U^kp-w n ------ ----------a i X P U H V I I . I . E IIF.10IIT9 Ae M erer4*4 In F la t R e e k ha. 4 F a g - - -41 . Butalnele Ce a a ty H t f u i a Lots 4 and I ...................... Unknown lo»t I .......... ......... . I.ot u |0 31 ..... M » j j i irwynoRfi I .OH 34, 19. 4u and 11 Upknow n la d 4 43 to 47 und 4P ... to 5 * ....r.._............... ’ ’ * • * U nknow n lad ) « ------- -----------Unknown l.ol* 35 to 89 ............ Unknown I.ot* 45. 44 and 47 ,. . Unknown N llE X T W O U f) 9- Kecerded i - P U t R e e k . We. 3 U nknonn ch N 10 d eg K 4K ch H 30 deg K HI ch In Herilonu 1, 3. 11 und llr g Id ch H and 44 deg K o f u PI 23.77 cli H and to.53 ch N o f H Vi *cr |in*1 Bun N 15 deg 1-3 to rh H 45 deg E to lit line H 15 deg W in ch N 45 deg W lo lieg ..................... Beg 11.71. cli E und 14.51 cif N o f H *, *ec |in*t ..... .......... Bun H 45 d e r R to <-h N I f deg r. 10 rh N 45 « e g VV iu rb H Si d e g VV 10 ch ... lad* 1 UDd 1 (lore* lad drncrlhed In Herd Hook 45 Tug* 1 X1 Hemlnole Coun­ ty Record* I .... . H er 17.54 rh H o f NE c « r ........ Bun H. 11 44 ell vv 14.91 ch N 10 cb N «1> H d eg W HI rn N 15 H deg R 19 rli H 44 •* deg i: 30.95 ett to beg. ......---- - * • Mao* Hurtle! A. Phi K. Unknown __________ C. U. B r u m t e y ______ r/ la P U t Seek Ve. a P a r * I t laaty l U r a r i i . Unknown Lol Lol Lot Lot Lot Lot P. Bine* A. E HJoblom Unknown ....... A Unltnowti Unknown * Unknown Emma I ’ nknoa'n I ’ uknoo n lad* 3 and 4 Block M Unknown . . . . . . . . . . ,■ tail* 5 nnd CBlock 6 Unknown • ______ V loti* 7, 4, 9 und 10 . >• . I.’ vj Block 4 ................................ Unknown 1 F l i t XT A D D IT IO N TO r t T H U » H R I d H T I A * Rewarded la P la t ■ Me. X Page 47 Xemlaalc U eaatr Hrrerde. . I ah so ...... o. C. B lya n t _________ _ lad 51 ..........* ........ 13. It. Uuren ______ 1 lajt 99 ........ ......... . . . ,i Unknown ....... .... . 41119 11 P A R K A » H e r e r ie d la P l a t Raak Ha. 4 P a g e * M aad M Memlaale Pa m i Mererda, 1 la d * 1. 3. 3, 4 and 3 \ '■ e V Heclion 1 ................................. Unknown _________ _________ I ail* 9 and ) « nnd 39 < , lo 34 Section I ...... Unknown ............. . . . . . la d * 35, 34 , 37 and *4 ’ . tS * Hrrtlnii I .................................. Unknown f ....... lad 11 Section I .. . Unknown .......... ....... ... • tail* 44 to 31 Miwilnn Unknown ■ *4, *4, VI, 4il and <7 HenUnknown l l ........... ........ . 71 lo 13 (Le*9 ■73) Heclion 1 Unknown (00 to 107 S e c Unknown > l.o|* 131, 133. 133 and 131 Section I ___ I.nt* I Tit lo 154 Sec­ tion l ................ . . ladh I to 14 Heel Ion S Lot* 35 to 40 end 45 lo i l «n*il_vl to 44 ail'd 14 ‘ to“ 7tM*Bn}. Hon 1 ............ .4! . ... ad* S3 to k7 Hrctlon F. 1*. Itlne* Kioyrt U HJohlont F Unknown Unknown Unktwaoa Unknown {0 Unknown .................. J; Unknown . -1 led ko P f - t | **K x « . 4 P a * e Lot* I to S4 Block 4 I.nt* I, S, 3 und 5 t « 13 und 11 lo 34 ll.OHM 1 .0 1 * 9. U*. 14. II, 34 und S3) mi. N 753 ft 8 77 35 in In K 4SS ft l*t H o f bag ft heg.............. f R In Hanford it (Lena Part rd by A. C\ 1. Ilrftl Book 7 i 304 ................ cres nj la d 2 of F o llo w in g : N W Unr of N K f NK U ......... E 9.44 ch H ch W 9.SG ch US ch ............... I H in Hanford ........................... la d * 1 . X, 9. I Block lad* I, K, 1 9, Block 10) 1 * 1 U (Iota* Ii) 14 o f N K Lot 19 Block l ........ . Lot 9 Block S .......... Lot 11 Block 3 ........ .. f,ol II lllock 3 ___ i.j. Lot I i Block 3 ........... la d * 17 and IX Block ' Unknown ................ a ‘J* It.u ov*a u d it io n a * ru * H" U>4 3 t l e m l a e l e Uewa«9 R eeefd*. U. Vf. BowRiao and i i . »*• . . Bitrhan ................ 19ION A* l l u e r t t l l» f t a t Beek X*. 4 P a « e Hrmlaele C a n a ly Reeeee*, |>re4l B. Wllaon .... Iuhnrlle D iv o r lc k ... 1 •* rded la PI-1 »*e4i S : » r a g e « 4 e a . l - . l e t . , « « « r Hee-rdu.' 1 Unknown Unknown Unkuotvn Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknnn n Unknown .. . • Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown • Unknown Lot 10 lllock 1 . „ loti 11 Iiiock I .......... Lot* 13 and 14 lllock Unknown M A \ 0 H U R e c e d e d la a I t a l M k C ea a lf.R eee ‘ Unknown ( • Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Xe. S P a r * 47 *•**»- Rererd*. Unknawn Unknown ..... Unknown . ... L. Allen --------*■ Unknown __— .Unknown ___ Unknown . —. Unknown — l Un k n o w n . _ . . . Unknown ___ _ Unknown > Block t Block 1 Block .1 Block 1 t Block Lot 13 Block « .......... l*nt* 14, IS, I I . 17 nnd* IX lllock 4 ........ . Lot A .......... ...... ...... FLOIIA I I 411(1IITN Ae llerei Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown . ... Lako Mary Development Co. ---— ---- - L o t * n to in nnd SI lo 34 lllock 45 ..... .. . I.ot* 1I. IS, 13 und 1I Block 43 ...... . Ix>t* I to 14 Block 44 iotl* I lo IK und SI lo 3A Block u l ... .. UnVHTXI. L A K E P O I X T Pane* I, 3 i.oth i to sti n iock i lad* 1 to SI Block S la d * I to 40 Block 1 L o t* 1 U> 51 Block 4 5 o f Lot 1 Of Lot I of Lot 4 o f Lot 4 4, 7 and L ot* 9 and 10 Block S Lot 1 m o c k 1 ............ Lot I Block 1 ........ . Lota 1 and 4 llldck 3 E 4 o f lad 9 Block/4 E Vj of ta>t 4 .Block 4 W 4 ot Lota 4 and 1 Block 4 ............... ... B 4 of l,ot 6 Block 4 W Vj of Lot 9 Block 4 K 4 or lad 4 lllock 4 W It o f Lot T Block 4 R 1* o f Lot 7 Block 4 Lota X. », in, u and . I I Block 4 .....______ K 4 of lad I Bloc): 3 Lot 7 Block 4 Lot 4 Block 1 . T.___ |<0 t 9 Block S . ........ 1*01 1 * lllock i ... . Lot l Block 4 ....... . L o l S Block « ........... l a JVlefli l A A . 7, *| X * and 9 Block 4 it IP Block 4 ..... I I A Salmon Unknown ..... Unknown ..... L o i * I* und SO Block ondi It la Flat I n k y V, W H IV ij K 7j Lota 3 .............. . ........ la d * 35 und 34 iiiock ss ........................ Lot 19 Block 31 ....... Lot SO Block 33 ---Lot* ts and 13 lllock [ 813 H . .......... fl 35 rd K 44 »* 4 yd w N 93 yd W 190 :..... A. n.*SJohlom ..... Unknown ...I....... L o t > 3i and 14 Block Co, J. K. Spttrllng .— ---- .... W illia m M. and l l o r U * t 1 L S e l l ---------- ---------- -II. J. F lan agan ....l - . . .... - 3 t . and C C rorkalt ro rk a ll ........ 1 W illia m .JlU i> rave Unknown .............. 30.81 A R. HJoblom ....... John P. WfaltaUrr • lllock I I Lola I and l.ota 19 to !S .......... lad* I. 9, 9, — iff VVi *• amt 11 lllock I t .... i.ot u m o c k i i L o u IS and IS Block n■ Lot* I l iiiid ’l j riiock •I . l o i iu iiiock * « ’T 7 . Lots 17 and 13 Block N, J. Hunatrnm Beulah W elle Unknown .. Unknown Lola 31 and 34 lllock N 11 ch AV 4.HT I 11 ch K 4.37 I NB U o f N R A . . n. HJohlnra *odt> 1 in i i and 14, lT, n . 1 1 , IS, 17 and in lllock la ..... Lot 1 1 lllock 83 ____ L o la I f and SO m ock Unknown 41 ilml to w n F. F. Button and Co Dearrlpilnn Of Land Iiracrlptlnn Of Land , , Unknown Unknown Unknown Unkneww Unknown Unknown F, I. W oodruff • Unknown ..— M argaret R Cook Unknown --------— U n k n ow n ------- irnknown til :* Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknowa Unknown V e 7' * Unknown 43.10 Unknown .... — ---....~ -------.... . --------- " m in H t l ° 6 l ch N 41 Unknown ..... 44 H d e g K 10 rh H 10 ru K 54.91 ch t » B Jlne o f »e c H 9.9 eh N • » deg W 13.1 rh H SJ W W rh « 45 d i g K «o K line o f Hanford Ot A. R. HJoblom A. E. HJoblom A. K. HJoblom A. K. HJoblom A. K HJoblom finu nr. Rn in i» n h of > W % _______ _ 11 ! • 1* NK Vi o f HW v; ------- U 19 >• PORT 0 - 4 M E T C A L F ** l U S t l t V U I P a g e X0 Meat inale la d * 1, 1. 3. 4. 5. I . T, M. A. and E. D. U r— n .. -44 47 A K. H J o b lo m _____ 1.14 nalp h'W *. B.tkor .... 1. .. 8.94 Unknown ’ ----------------- 1.14 F loyd D. 4.34 Abboy HJoblom Unknown .— ........... „ HJoblom . . . . . A. R HJoblom A. R HJoblom Z — ..... 47 * Emin* xmex > 17.4* J. .R. HnurlJm 1.41 4.44 Book 4: , ■Mi nt;Julepord* u IM'_ , ■ T Unknown .*. • *» 1* J. t*. W y n n « • J. II., W yn n IO N An H tr e a te d C - n a t y Reeaeda. ... — �THE 8ANF0RP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA; Description o f band Description o f Land O w n er D e s c rip tio n o f Land D escription O f U n d SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 Owner 8 ft or s ft Of NW ft o f HW o f HW A. f t Rjoblotn Unknown ...... Unknown -.s_~ Unknow n ---- >4 o f B W ft f or BE *4 — ..... f t o f HW ft ...... o f W ft or N W o f N E 14 nnd NH o f N E f t Of N W and B ft o f W ft N E U o f N W ft ■I W 1-4 o f N W o f N W ft end E o f BE ft o f N W -- w . 92.43 62,52 62.63 aj o« , nf. S K ft (L e s s K 377 ft and :!<•*■- L o t deeded by A m e lia It, Noble to L A Russel U n k n ow n -bi-i TkR to B lock O ___ 1-utn IS, K nnd Block O ----- _ ™ . r-e.i i mock n ____ 1 -[ o f s u n o r s E V W E S T W fL D M R ItF ck BE T o r o f HIV f t i t N W ft ....... . . . ltd,, N 13 65 ch W ? * ) ch rf 4ft deg W'13.6* rli R 3 01 ,U f * 7 ?o ' « lo U SUNOS' i* / and H 1 7 A o f BE ft o f B W ■A nnd HE ft H E , 31 o f A. E. PJoblom If *a.•>e****.^ 10 Unknown ll >•M-»Mi|***»>«*»** _____ _ P la t Hook No- 2 l ‘ * * n 3lo * nole County It r r o n l». p. P. flinca . ....... S A N F O R D '* O H J H T A N T IA L F A R S I X An Itecerded In Pint Book P n ( r n U and f>4 N em lu olr County ltecord*. 1* to ?S- nnd 33 Unknown to 31 ..... - t 4.......— E a u 12 to SI and 41 A Unknown and Cl A .— — .... Jx»t» SC. (7, SB, SB and Unknown atal co ....... ... ... E J5 r t UK 4 i o f N W S Unknown B. w . It, W . I!. W . J t.W . 10 23 No. S. A*t H1PI ,>1| P# P||, 41* 1:1Ill'll . 1V Block C I x t tfL Block ll Lkila l, 2 . t and 5 Block J ... . Loin I , 2 , 3 , i and S • Block L .. L o t a B lock I, I.oi :i Block l, L o la I K u ml I!) I (lock W. ; U’ P. Cob man Unknown ».... W. P. Coleman ** Ticm Todd Tod'l Todd ToddT Sul.1 ' " - C l.. . . . . * t ■ i j ' j f l ' « * . . — • N of •>'' f t (Lens . Ti.ig N E Cor linn \V ...... E. T. W o o d r u f f Wei fit . • Unknown Unknown lin k noivii 18 20 31 45 U nknow n — • i>. ‘ i . 13 20 2L 30 John AV. Hudaoi) 23 2 b M • • .C. L Heed .......... — .... 11 J>3 S I.If Unknown 40 Unknown 20 J. 11. W yn n 23.89 H e n ry and Then W leraitirki ..... HI Eupha K in ell 19 Unknown ...... ... ........ — 15 M. E. Johnson .................3 W ade II leivo ....... ... .. 7 l>. A. M itchell .... ..:.i II. W. Spencer .. .... ... 19 A m erican F ru it G ro w ers m e ............................. 1 2 ) U nknow n .... r * f i! W. Hpem-er t".'Hi Utikiiown .le Unknow n ................... : 12 Arm our Ptirllllxer W orks ....'G ' dJTB'S < ch W 13 t ch N 6.1 ch 1 1 -1 1 W l chr o f W >4 od » • * * n * W H o f N W K ;:.3* ' t 3 » *20 95 f t o f S 570 H of E . U Of N W 14 o f W y4 .. v . ■■■..... . .. 2 3 20 ( a r d n u of n w ’ .o f n w k *.... — 20 H Unknown 14 .11 nkin Klntr G a ffn ey n• jr 1.75 11. U and Arnla ttunnwuy . • ft o f l ^ t l a n d " W (4 o f Ixit 2 and HE r I OT Ixit 2 ............. B7 ft. o f L o t 2 ......... -it* 3 and 4 -----------^4 a»f S E . U o f S W rc i i i t n r w oi r n 's 1 s t A im t o t w M i n t o v u i t v 1 P i i r i * 70 Sriiilnole t'liilnty Hrcorila Unknow n ......... .... Unknown t ' nk nowo Unknown t| J O v c rrtie e l nd Cor bf N W >4 ....... Hun W to N W Cor dt Htfri 8 3n9 ft E 739 f t N 29 ft E to Ft fl nf bci; N to lice •Jr' 1 GGG 14 ft W of SB Cor o f N 14 o f r T Un I .-nilicci-r Buck t> Buck ..... . Ii J Overstreet Unknown .1 \V Hdiumun 1 ni< flown 1 nknowu Unknown It H to lie if 4Ler .11 J-3 271.3 M i Belt 500 ft E mid ISO 1.6 ft H o f N W 1’nr of nun e 401.8 ft h 143.2 f l W 4i.l S ft N to beir . Ben* 500 ft E nf N W G o r ............................ Hun H 4OT 0 ft E 2 ,1 0.9 ft N 4 9 J.fi M W to lied ...:.... . Beir 933 ft 8 o f NE t L'tw io f N W iAn ti>f, NW, U ........... * .... Hun W 3 2 * ft H 219 ft E 1 2 S M N 2 1 9 ft N U of W 'i o f NW ' i Of N E u II.CHH N 5 A) . Bcr F62 M W mid 1175 fl N o f H '( flea Host Hun W 153 M N 2lu fl U. 45.: ft H and 399 m 403 Ul)t, AH 390 and 392 K of Canal ................... Lots 279 to 2St and 390 to 294 and 296. 297 and 299 . o t ,L °t# 374 and 3,6 and A l l Lot 378 ^ . > <;r •'K u o f N E U of NW H W 3-4 o f N >4 o f j f K «i and H l i of t f l i 'i mid N 14 o f HE u mid HW 1 , o f HE',4 N E ti of N E ki 32 Acres o f N W u of N W 14 .......... .. j: 3*4 or N 14 nml \v 3*4 o f H. 14 „ f N 14 ( I . i-kh B i n N E Cor o f HW i,i of N W 'i Hull \V 2 B2 ft y i|j ill HE alonir rond to Ui H o f Iicr N lo beK) ... «............ I : ,V4 „ HE It o f N W o f HE 14 , W l * ' A of ^ H' ;,f S fa x w ell » 1 K llvert U n k n ow n W a ller VTi IteeiV 6 E. P, Ifo iiaholdcr ino U n k n ow n .... . •. I.. M. itebliindur 20 33 20 32 L. M,. Hebbln der uto Unknown 5 Unknown lo 40 10.53 Unknown Unknown 5 Unknown 40 F lorence sii 1 S2 .2 J Unknown 15 • * 410 W 7 20 19.98 ...................................................... 51 . Furemun 4.SB 1 9 .9 8 * %I* « * T. JJrokuw UnUnoivn ‘ ft * « . <’■ Ilryunt .................. 78.03 n ‘ V o ^ ; ' „ ; , 'm e , |H. ^ nT ; neenrda. * : ; A , n r ^ n ,r,V ,B ‘ ,,n' H“ ° U * " * ^ I ok n« « 0 o a u i 'a 7 “ .,,d U -------Mre- M ' J 1* V u a t t ______ 13.47 pAAII'NO.N I IT V A » Itrrorded In m a t H nokN o... 3 P * * » M fleoilnote Oo~ . it int )" llrt*u rd*ii* k°L‘ . V S V of s w Lota 716 and 7 1 N... Hi-oret’ Browni'll G Lot 722 ___ ___ ____ . Willi.ttu M. Woodcock 3 i.ota 84 4 and 8 49 ...... . Unknown 6 HAND'S A D D I T I O N T i l .I.ONtiWOO II A h llrciirtleil In Plnl Hook No J'agr |U krmlnwlr Couuly Itccouls. U>t8 3 4 , 3 5 . 3 6 , 8 7 . 3 8 , 3 9 , 4 0 . 41 mid 4 2 .... * II. J Overstreet !>1 ill AD U EV'S A D D I T I O N T q LONG N\ OOD As Iteioriled In Plnl llo No. I C e a ^ l 7 Ifrnilnolr Comity Itri-orilH. .ot* | 4 , 4 and 7 Unknown . ...... 65 o ln 13 , 14 mid 23 . M ury K. 'Douitkius . 52 V 2 3 6 ft o f L o t 2 G . .. 4*. Ij. Menilown « IIRU rt 1*1 \EK As llccuxalnV In Pin I llnok No. 3 P o ri - >13 Sr mini ' : Count) Hrcorila. O f* 1 ( and 18 . • -Jennie n ro a d w c ll . .. 4 OT 83 ......... ................ Unknown I, INIJ T C .m t A C E An Hecorilril In I* In* llnok No, I I'nue SS Sroilni 4 n 1 " W.Mondi Irh Unknnwn 1 ok no m o Uok nuirn 10.63 I n k now 11 Min Nellie II DnW Unknown Uuknonn 7.26 *«« 1 In 21 Dloek 1(1 Unit noun , II 13 OL.VAII'S A U D I T I O N -r.i m v i i i l 0 OD A « Hecordeil In Pint Hook No. I P a g e 23 Semluole 4 miniy ItrcuriU. *li* 6 l o 32 ..... Lake mid T h igp en ........, 52 56 II.E.N'COI I4T Aa Ite ru rd rg la Plnl llntik --- No. 4 I'ngr 5U Seminole Cuunly R ei n tda. >la 1 and 2 Unknown ________ _ 6 S3 MIJUSEII-S • l 'U D I V I S I O N Aa II ei-ordril In P|U| Hunk C J'nga 411 -> IO ra n g e C uunly H r io n H . fOQ ,fl n f that part if I k i I 9 fl o f B y „ IO A T Z V I L L A P A R K 1V V.', # n 20 11 63 Mnrll.a L. B lg g e r a ....... .. 12 8,51 H 1 40 f l of W 5 9 3 It " ‘ * of — . . . . . . . r. 20 31 1 7 J. II. Ifiniaer . . . N5.17 I ' l l 1E8 P L A T IJI1 ' U O H T H E E D .Vn .Iterardril In 1'lnt llnok N o .*l I'ngt* 1114 Setiilinile Count y ‘R m i nla * Lot M .... Mrs. M. D. Jackson ___ 14 .73 W 1.88 cli o f a N 1 33 ch o f Lot II .........4 ' . Jasper Marlon .... ...... ... 11.31 Lota q , V anil 3 -- c. W. Goodr|i'li „ .. . ».»» ■ m i.HION III- P A R T O F MOSES I . V m A n E S T A T E A * Recorded In Pint llnok No. 1 P u a r US Sriuliiule County llecwrrta. la d 2 . . ........ P. F. Dutton and--Co. ' 6 2 .2 2 A. 11. H I SSEI.S A D D F O R T H E E D Aa l l r r u r d e d . In' . F la t Bonk No, 1 page U7 Sruinole Couuly Itrcurda, •" led a I. 2, 3, 4. 5. 0, 7 ' uml 8 lllock 3 Unknow n .......... .. 28 s 9 Loin I to to Block *1 Unknown „. 7.. ...... ..... . 70 80 Lola X, 3, ti, i^ml f 1 . V , 0 i k. U ...V . . R e a lt y T ru s t Cn. ................1 1 8 2 . a j V k -V k T ru st Co. 2 I . . . V 3 * 5 » I le nity T r u s t Co. I'r m ik Loaulhg IV. V. W h c e je r t Oenrue Jl. Handers ....—...... >| 47. 1 2 III Hrmlnule I.-O and 11 Block ’iV n d ' is "btock C That part o f I,ot 56 N o f Hoad Block I ) Lot 57 Block L ...... Lota 5 9 anil 60 Block I> Lot 64 Block -D ........... Lota 05 to 73 nnd 75 to 97 and 102 nnd 104 to 109 ( Less H *4 o f L o t 9G and W '.4 of Lot 95 and E *4 nf W ',4 o f I-ot ION and W 14 o f E 14 of Lot 108) Block I) .................... Lota 100 and 101 inock I) .... ............. . 10 A U N W Cur ut L o t 1 10 Block D ......... . L o te H I , 1 1 2!,. 113 nnd and 114 Block n D ____ .... I.ota 116 and 117 Block M. Y . itoblniton • nd tTngnown ...... ML P. Robln »on _____ L a K * JeMup I*and Co U U r e n c f Baridrricti — L a k e J e i i u p f*and Cn Maijy SL W a f f r o r ___ Sla^y Sf. W ntnOr . V e r a P. Pollock ....... l-ake Jeaaup Land <'n Lots 119 mid 120 and 120 Block l> . ............. Luke Jessup ftim i I'o. Lots 121, 122, 123, 124 ondl25 Block D ..... }-ako Jessup Lund Co Lots 117 and 128 Block D ................. L a k e Jeaaup I ^ n d Co L o t 139 ( L e u H 21.43 A ) and L o t 130 ___ (L e s s fl t*.9S A) and I.ota 132 and 133 Block I) .................. / Iaike Jeaaup Laud Un. Lot 121 (Lena S 21.69 A ) Block 1> ............ L o t 135 IP nek 1> Lot 130 Block D ....... 1.0 tn HO nnd 141 Block D ................... Lot 143 Block l ) ....... L o t 14M Block B .. T liH C A tV Il.I.A Aa Itrrorded In Pint Hook No t P a n e 3 8 ra unly Hecorila, ............................. ....... I.otal to 9 and 11 to 16 nml 21 to 32 and 37 to 48 and 55 to G4 .............................. O.. C, B ry a n t .. P H I L I P II. T O N U H G R A N T Aa recorded Ik P l n l 'D a d k Bo I l o as flrmliMtlr County lleeon la...... I Kit l ............................. 8 21 30 „| l.ola 1, 2, 3 and 4 ..... 9 21 30 Lot 4 ................. 10 21 10 L ola 3, *4. 5. uml 0 .... 15 21 30 Lota 1, 2 . 3, 4, 5 nnd Lot I ........................... E V rZ M IN G E Il 21 17 K. ! L T a y l o r Unknown b ig B e g 41.56 cli W mid 23.06 ell H of N E Cor Hun K 7.15 cli H 69 d e g E 5h lli E 5.7 cli H 30 di(g E 4,1.2 ch H 45 d e g 13 « 00 eg 8 Jo fit 2.88 ch N o f K Line o f N E ft \v to pt. H of beg N to beg , S ft o f HW f t o f N H ‘ KB S L uif t No\Vv n «o fA iNl f NA K » ft " l Mft W- nf M ellon N 410 ft o f N W ft o f N W ft of N W ftH J _ 143.11 • Joel Hin)lh :u 7 IS 31 II ll 7 L J. fl. Strlngfcdlow, Ilid r a t ■ B. l l 0 U8gr ™ - . 60,10 .460,00 , 0 20 83-4. o f E ' i of HW.U and N W ft o f N E ft W 5 cli " f N 3U ch or E ‘ a o f N W ft r*. B e g 876.8 ft E nf HW Cor o f N W ft ufN W i w u of tfn ft — i A. B. Duane .......___ ...... A. 11, Doapa Illancba Hun H 417.4 f t .... W 208.7 fl H 566 7 fl E313.1 (I N 974.1 ft Wont lo b e y . , ......... E f t ’ or HW ft - O fNW ft o f N W ft (Leas H I A ) ..................... N E ft nf HW ft ...... N ft o f N E ft o f HE ft nf HE ft ............ H 125 ft o f W .918 8 ft ' o f N W ft o f H\V ft « A H.| In HW- Cor .. . N E *4 o f S W ft (Lean lt# « HE Cor Hull N 251 ft ft W 193.4 f l N 208.7 ft w ^ p i g . i f t V 400.2 M E til b i g I and 1 A mi In N W . C o r ) .................. ......... E f t o f N W ft nf NVr -.ft (Lesa fl 12 A ) .... E ft o f W ft of HW ' ft or N E ft (L e a * W 230 f l ) ............... B e g in lo cli E of N W Cor o f HW f t o f N W ft .................. H u n H 4.4 4 E 2.4 cli N 4,4 4 cli W 2.4 ch *7 f t trt N W ft ....... . HE ft o f N W ft mid N E , ft. of H\V ft HW ft {Lena N 10 A o f N W f t ) ------ --flT J 'ltO Yd a H of NE (..or ........ Hull W 1214 f t H 254 f t K 771 ft N 184 f t K 443 ft N to beg HW ft o f HW f t ____ II H ft o f N 4,85 ell ot N B W f t o f N W ft gnd N W ft of HW H — S late Bunk o f Orlando uud T ru st Co.' ........ 10 11 E. leopard 3 •<> -II. F l i n t 40 L . 51. Hebbln der 6 Mrs. 1 4 I f B. T ^ v y ..^1.^.. V. T . P e t e r s ____ L Mlrnbajl V. T . To l « r g . • * f4 f C, N. H a y e s H. N. H lrevel) U nknow |1 W h ile 39 . OOUnknown .... .. 32 ISO * 10 " 32 0 30 32 20 II « .. C. A. Ituuleraon A u b re y Mtiran 40 E ll« w o r t h Trust Co. L. SO M. Hebblnder . C, M. W h i t e ____ 1 65.25 10.87 3U 734.44 L o la 1 , 2 . 3 . 4 , 5 , 6, 7 , 8, H, 10, anil 13 Lota 13 to 32 (Leon Lota 26, 27 and 31 .. I . o i h 33 to 61 (L eas Lota 41 mid 42) I.ota 64, 65, 56, and 67 Lota 60 and 61 ...... E ft o f N K ft o f 8 E ft Unknown ..... .■ W ft o f N W ft o f HE ft o f HW ft nnd E - >2-4 o f N ft o f HE f t nf HW ft and HE ft o f N E ft or HW ft N K ft o f HW ft o f S E f t and H f t o f HW ft o f HE ft -------... N f t ’ o f N E ft o f S W /ft *.■••«# •*■«*»* #— •••••■«*»• U n k n o w n ....' Unkrtown .4..*........ Unknown ......... 21 19 20 U n k n o w n .............. In P I s l . k M k N n l P a g e T Semi Iteearda. ' Unknown W ft of SW ft of NE ft o f N W f t " k 5 T N W f t nnd H l o o * f t or E 165 f t o f W ft o f N W U , o f N W ftE ft o f S W ft o f N W ft (Lena 9 A In N E W*J| f M>*wf Beg 39 r i . S and 10, ft, W o f N K Cor o f S W ft o f N W ft --------Hun W 60S rt 8 276 f t K (OB f t N JTB f t 4 21 29 15 Unknown 10 W illia m Thaobald In eg 20 W . H . Broktiw fl.6 0 Inea Meredith SJeredltH .V 2 1 .20 30 TJnWitbwTi 1 ll -20 t 21 20 2010 1'iknown , . — 10 a -I • E .X. U n k n ow n a... Lot 18 ........ ........ ......... . W ft o f N W ft o f N E ft and ll ft o f W ft o f N W ft o f N E ft W 2-3 o f H 3-4 o f 8 ft o f HWft o f RE ft lleK 1L06 oh W o f E ft Hue post ........... Hun H 35 dec W 9.30 ell N 65 deK W 13.45 cli lo lake N E a lo n g lake 1 cli E 16.86 cli to lieu and B eg 16.58 ch W o f E ft nec post ......... ......... Hun N 65 d e r ,V> xa .»i rb H 10 3-4 oh E 24.42 ch to beg and beg HW Cor o f N E ft o f SE ft ____ Hull N 12.71 ch S 56 D e g E 3.03 cli E 3.16 rh H 11.97 ch W 5.66 ch ana H E ft o f H W . U o f HE ft and W ft o f HW ft o f HE ft and Reg.. HE Cor o f HW ft ..... ran N 14.94 ch W 14.98 ch fl 14.94 ch E 14.98 ch to b e g ...... .. E ft o f HW< ft o f HW E U n k n ow n I - A I I M S ' A D D I T I O N ^ O . 9 A n I l e e e r d e d Itn N o. S P a g e U Sem in o le C an n ly Reeoedr _ Block 2 .... .. Ajlg 92 to 24 Block 2 mW.JI 1 *4.6 and tu ,10 19 ( Lea a lint l l i Block 3 ............ Alla Si) lo 35 Block 3 AlU 1 to « Block 4 ■ui) t lo I* (Leas 1.01 1 2 ) Block 4 .... •oli* 1, 1 ft. 3 , 3 A, anil ,4 to 20 (ft-as Lnl ) 8 |o 14} 111,,. I. r "*°.............'• *s , : IG 20 32 6 McClelland utid Iflckaon 10,53 |.i:\i:\ A A h Hecorilril In I'la l Hook \o. 2 I'n n r 13 ^Seinlnolr .Courtly llrrordaie I -*>I I'* II <1 f| j j Hlifc k h ' 2 0 .7 9 >A l i n t m i l l ' s 1 ST A U U I T I U N llnok An. 2 I'nue 111 Setiilinile Cuunl; l.nl I lllock I l.nfH 5, 18 unci 19 Block 1 Unknow n >........................ L " l 12 lllock 1 •Inliii mnl ( i llle II. Toild Lilt I B lo ck 2 U n k n ow n .. .. ........ Lota. II, UJ mol 20 7 Block 2 .... Unknown 10 63 L o t 2 Block 3 0,96 U nknow n Lula J 2. II. 15, Ii., 17 i ittli|_ 18 Bln, k 3 2 0 .2 8 U l t l T t m i H ' H - M l A D D I T I O N TO. n E N Hook No. 2 I'nue 00 Sriiilnole County Itrriirria, L o la I. 2, 8, 9, III, l| mol 12 Block 5 U nknow n ... 3 3 .5 5 L o t h :i mul 4 Block 5 John mnl o l l l e II.Todd 6.9-1 Lots IN, 19, (nut 211 Block 5 . .............. U n k n o w n ........ ...... .. ...... 8 .60 I.ota I, 2. 3. 4. 5 mid l> U nknow n ......................... 2 0 .2 8 Block 7 N K 'A uf N W U m,il S Li o t N W ' i 17 JO 32 120 59.34 ITnkitnwn i: f.u Acres of HE 17 20 .32 50 2 4 .6 5 U n k n ow n N 22 A of N E L ,,r m 11.83 Uly lluruesa 2 0 .2 8 I). L>. In,one 1 1 hrt tee O. A'.:' BryVnt N E l, Of N W « ofH E Hi ............. . \ n j v it o f n \v 14 B (4 1^ HW >t o f a w ■i or s w is HE 14 Of N E V4 . ' "* 5o Uui-y ■l< i.’ lsi k • * u*A 1w r t A. e * as . of BE' 14 of NE i n »*» - n . l . . . . . » K i l n 1 Bnblneon L o t 44 Hip"!, 11 ^ , L o t t S . J i l o c k . 1) _ vn L o ta 2C, 37, 28 nnd 29 Blo ck l l ............... ftit 30 Block D ......... L o in 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 3G and 37 B lock D L o t 88 Block D ____I j j t s 39 to 47 Block D HH o f Lot 48 Block D S '4 o f L o t 50 and alt lidt 53 Block D H 14 o f Lot 51 nnd all L o t 53 B lock D ...... B*'lf 343 f t H 4 deu E of N E Cor o f Lot 55 B u n H 4 .den E ttdl ft H B5»4 dear W 341 f t N 4 dc|f W 344. f t H 8214 dejf W C32.94 ft N 4 d e g W 3<3 ft E 975 ft to C. W . GoodrU'h L o f N E tArtbeXttr f t 1 33 D . 'I l . M I T U l l E I . 'k H U R Y B Y O P T n K . . . . L E V Y ..G R A N T ~A f l a t Hook Nk. 1 1 U V» S l e . t . « i e - r . « k t y iteeore, L o ts 6, 7 and 8 m o c k r* R B b w ter J » " l ° A A lO lliP A .JT*,. O, C B ryant i^jt s B lock b ..... .. £ EL T e r r y Bot 28 Blo ck n ,.^,---U n k n ow n ___ Uota 37 and 13 H lo ckll f t A. Wllaun I.ot 28 B lo c k B ______ O C. Hrj nnt A ll 'lln lo tte d part B nnd W of Brick Hoad B lo ck It ....... Lot B (L e a s (lllea, O verntreei nad d D rew 'a H e V n ) B lo c k 1 U ............ ...... Unknown ...... Lo ta J3. -14, I t , add ' 20 B lo c k C ....... ....... Vera' P . Pollock B e * B W Cor o f L o t 3 27 Hun B to __________ N W Cor o f L o t 12 B lk C East along N line o f Lota 3, 9, 10, 11, and 12 B lock C to Lake Jeaaup N W to mouth nf Holdler Creok W ly to lie if *>*■» •* L a k e Jessup Ijind Ot L o t 9 Block D .......... U nknow n ..... . _ Lota 12, 13, 14, IS and IG Blo ck D ............. L o t 17 (Lcaa 10 A In N W C o r ) n io c k D ... 10 A In N W Cor o f Lot 17 Block D ______ Lot rs Block d Lot 49 (L eas W 100 ft o f N 130 f t ) Blo ck D Lot 20 Block L> ....... L o t 21 Block I) ..... - * IxitB 20 . 2 1 , 22 , 23 and 24 lllock I, Tleatcr fl. Hall Lota it nnd 17 Block .N . . ; Unknown .... L o t 6 B lock O . w . I*. Cnlemnii I nnd 2 Blin k P Ur, J. O. Elrod Lota 13, 14 mid 13 Block P __ .. . Unknown Loin IG. 17. 13 and III Block I* . ......... . Unknown L A K E W A V M A S i l l l ’ IO tlTN L A K E A » I M T ) H \ As Hr llnok An, 4 PiiRe 23 Srintn olr County Itrcords. Lola S nnd IS B lo c k • I, ..... ........ Unknown ___ Lot 19 B lo c k I , ........ 4. . .U n k n o w n •*..... A ll Lot 4 N o f County , | Bond .............. ti’ 50; 21 1 M. V. P a r k e r . It W. Todd _ , . Arnold J. Kntli'is B W. Todd B. L o l a I t mid 12 11b<rIt E A. Am ber* ■CM* ' U nknow n * li2 ch W 2.07 Unknown ■Ip. bog. ...— . _ ............. ............ ... .'t lin k nown „ Unknown r y i E H O N An ttrrorrtril In Pint H o o k Nk. 1 F a g k IHJ.Semalnle J A M ^ A a n e 'c o r i f f i t / h P la t Il.rtik Nk.‘ 3 PlGt* NO r 1 r * ’ Hec<jr,t. Seminole U*» o n l y ’ Iteei/Wfe. t W P. Coleman . 3I\5J SeJi'W•• Neml- u n k n o w n ___ — U n k n o w n _i.. *•* —i..„: M. « . Bacon . K la w v r th Trust" t o 3 40 N w \ o fN w *i4 "::::::. E t A o f W S A o f N 103.71 ft o f 8 W U o f HW ft ---- ------ --E l A of. W 4 A o f N 303.71 f t o f B W ft o f B W ft (Lean L o t CO x 100 f t aotd to Latvia B u r n e y » S 104.3 f t o f W «SB.I f t o f S W ' f t ......... . ' E !i or HE *4 find o f HE ft .( I. A« ft1NF. 50 Yil . . ____ B i - t ' 6.3 3 cli H o f 00 4* to t'Cff V........ — r. 7.Z1 ‘ tw-4«k. C. M. W h it e . f l u t e Dank of "o'; - s - p : U\ W bodru rt; £ 30* O t t e r V K o ilr. Hen It y Carp. v * • ' J. i 20 7*0 10 Unknown — —-V « ' s •; » y —• — ■' f ^ --------- - — ; ------— Unknown p n » < * f » « : n u t)y , p ' U . > f brs* :t*j 17 : . 4 W' Hl, * fCtflRTBoVd On �SANFORD HERALD. SANTO! pcrlptlun Owner Description o f Laud w a a SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 -i. hi a b s 0 3 (Continued From i\ FLORIDA, • v . * • Owner ft c 6 ■< (• t ' -"a * Description of Land • ' ! 23 m , -• ' • 1 * * b *jj '* «• •* N - « f 8 W Cor * f BE » o t O f f u ’ f Hun K sn u 7. k " j| 03 a 0 A3 0 a m h e 1 H Description O f Land Unknown jo • l * 7 Hr ft 8 I f d e * fri 'ft K ( » ft ( »f.BE * 11 at !9 I* B. JCanler ................ 3.95 to E. C. Oatctirl ____ __ ____ St.67 ”•* ^ 11 31 29 10 Unknown .......................... 7.26 S P R IN G S A C C O R D IN G TO P L A T S T H E R E O F ItECOnUBII n iK P U B L IC R K C o n n s o f . s h m i n o l p , c o u n t v F l o r i d a . - i „ k B Tract • Joseph,It. Ken n ey ......... 1.12 E i i i. c Tract I Joseph It. Kenney ....... 1.12 Block B T r a c t • __ _ — — Joseph It. Kenney ....... 1.(2 Block C T r a c t H ___ — Calvin O. Black Inc....... 1.42 ’« o c k K T r a c t B10C ....... Joseph It. Kenney ________________________________ 142 Tend X B lock rict 11 - s r i - ~ Unknown ....... .............. 2.U R f * , , 1' B" K” ‘ •g . .. IC tw w v _ . c.lvln o. Illick Calvin O. ------- II.II S.M Black Unknown ............ Unknown .. ........ Unknown . Jy>»cpli R. ......... Kennry Unknown ................ Joseph L o t ii"o ” ... t . A K K V I E W AS Reworded la Plat Joseph It. Kenney ........ Unknown ...............a. '..... fSck 11 T r a c t 2.71 1.42 J 3 *ttlrd »rC B IS C k :ilt. ...... 1.42 gON'TB C O M M E R C IA L C E N T E R Aa lierorded 4 * P la t Rook ...Na. • ft Seailaala C v a a ly Hresrde [ to 30 Block A Bay A. Trovllllun ........... 228.30 to 22 (L e s s W ft of Lota 1 to J XV 6.6 f t o f II and Lota 11 1) B lo c k 'll . . . . . Ray T rovllllou ............. .. 21.90 OP T H E SU B D IV ISIO N o f l a n d b e i .o n c i n d to altaK L A N D H O T E L A N D N A V IG A T IO N CO. Aa Heearded la Plat l a I P a ( c a a, I I and 13 Semlnale Caaaly lieraeda. .......... H4 17I. U 9 , 30j. : j :. .................. I . VV. Reed . IB nnd 407 ....... Iloy A. Trovllllun 17 ........................ A. L C a r t e r ............ , of Lot D L y in g :h of L o t 384 .... Unknown ....... ... IN BO.. A a Recorded In Plat Hook No 3 P ares * 3 4 HS Nrmlnhlr CHaaty Records. Unknown ............ Block I Unknuwn Block 1 Unknown ...... _ Block 1 Unknown .............. I Block 1 Unknown — Block 2 Unknown ............. t Block 2 Unknown V— ... I Block 2 Unknown 1 Block 2 Unknown .............. t Block 2 Unknown .............. Block 3 Unknown ..... ....... 1 Block 3 Unknown 2 Block 3 Unknown ............. i Block 4 Unknown ..... Block 6 », J. d, O ft ", t. 6, 7. I 11 Ulouk 6 I. 6. 8. 7 a Unk uown tk 8 ........ Unknown niock f ._ Unknown I Block 6 ... Unknown 7 Block 9 UnknownI Block 9 .. I. *. a il. l, 4. a, 6, w C. 7. Unknown I It UlQCK 13 Unknown I Block 12 ......... link nown tl Block :o .... I’ hknown I Block 26 ........... Unknown It Block 22 Unknown II and 28 Bluck22 Unknown II Block 24 ....... Unknown It Block 24 ....... Unknown It Block 24 ____ Unknown 11 Block 25 ....... Unknown 17 Block 25 . ... Unk nown I Illock 24 ........... Unknown II Illock 26 Unknown I Block 27 ........... Unknon n II Block 27 ----It. 17. 18 and 18 Unknow n Unknown 11 Block 27 Unknown II Illock 17 Unknown ! Block 28 V nknown 17 Block 28 Unknown 11 Block 28 Unknown I! Block 29 Unknown II Block 29 Unknown li Block 29 unknow n 17 Illock 29 Unknown l» Block 29 Unknown 71 Block 29 Unknown 17 Block 30 Unknown II Block 31 Unknown I Block 36 ... Unknown I Illock 38 .. Unknown ! Block 31 ... Unknown II Block 38 Unknown I Block 43 ... Unknown It Block 43 Unknown I Block 41 .. Unknown II Block 44 Unknown II Block 44 ............. ..— ..... .. • ? *f-}J L 1J Book No. I P a c o I I Semlaalc C o a a l r U »-l B l a e k O —r. , ' I. 2. 3, 1 !l *U • S| so u io r r i.V fl R ija n iv in o N a 4* Seminal* Na. I IB e cards. Unknown .. .................. Unknown . ----- --- Maitland Lumber Co...... Maitland Lumber Co. .. Unknown ....................— Unknown ...................... 3.73 19.61 18.87 J-01 3.0a 0.08 Wllrorr Stewart ................ 4.88 Ben rtakowsky ........... 3.0, Unknown ____ 60.10 'Unknown .......~....... ..... l.ta Utaknown ..............—...........1.70 A a Recorded la Plat Beak Na. 4 P a «e ________ 8 Semlaale Caaaly Recarda. ■6.86tsetr 11.13 70 47 . W. Hosflcld ........... -. 40.23 .- - ____ „ .................. ."k n o w n ............... . . - . . * 3 3 Uuknowii Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown lads I. 2. f, 6. 7. 8. 9 and 10 Block (j VV U o f HB 4 M-esE 4 o f BF, 4 o f N '-j and B H o f NK >1 o f H 41 and HW 4 o f HE 4 ...... N 4 o f HW 4 of N W Be* 30 ft VV o f NB fo r of NW 4 of NW 4 Run B 60 ft K 102 s fl N 83 deg IT niln VV to pt H o f beg N to beg ..... ... N H o f N W 4 U-cJ* arl E o r Lnkn nnd o f C reek) Beg 82 4 J J E of.NVV Cor o f r f 4 o f N W 4 o f HW 4 of N W 8 Lo Is U to 12 and 21 lo 24 tilofik t i ........... I.ots -i to 21 R ock I I la>tn I to 2 4 Block 13 Letts 1 { • 24 R ock (8 Lots 1 to 21 B ock IT tails I to 24 tl otak I I Iails 1 to 2 t jl ock is Lots I to 21 II ock 2d Lots 1 to 24 Blo«k 21 loits 1 to 24 Block 22 t/ota I to 24 Bldck 2.1 tails I lo 24 Block t l tails 1 to 21 Illock 25 tails I to 21 Block 28 tads I to 31 Block 27 Lots 1 to 24 Block 28 Loin I to 1 C Block 29 Lots I to 24 Block 3i> I.ots I to 21 Block 31 (ads I to 21 Illock 32 H 14 rd or r; I t 7 yd of HE 4 o f HW 4 W U o f N B •» o f N K H 4 o f B vi o f HW 4 ■H HE 4 ................ All VV 4 o f HU 4 HW o f Ity (L ess I’ arl between R y and Day Murr ..... Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown ............... Unknown ................. Unknown ............... I Bock 16 a......... I Block 86 . Block 13 '.____ I* Ulock 38 . H Block > 8 ___ * ;nd H 36 f t o f ................. ................. ................. ....... —.... ................. Homes Co ......... .... Unknown I. I. 6 and 8 •U K ............... .... 1 A. J. M c C u l t e y ----- ------ANDERSON'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IK D O Aa RreardWI U P la t No. 1 Paaa AS Seasloale Caaaly Record*. .... ...'— ;.— A. J. McCullay i-----------CUSH 1NOS A D D IT IO N T O O VIH D O Aa Heearded l a P l a t No. 1 P u t 44 Srmlaola C o a a lr R eeaedo and B I I ft o ’ **' K. W. t ^ w t o n -------- 2 .................... .f ’ mil R S of Lot 6 B. B Jonra . ......— ......... of Lot 5 ....... * Unknown — ... .... II. 12. 13 and I t Nannie A- W illia m s ----------16 and 18 ....... Unknown — >. SM ITH 'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IK D O Aa Recorded la H a t Bat 1 P a « o 43 Seaalaale Coaaty Recede. ft o f Lot 9 ...... M. D. Polstou ...... — I and S ft of 12 ...... .H ............. Unknown ...... . . . . . . . . in ......................... Unknown .............. .. 0 .................... ... Joe K. D ro w n --------....... ON'S A D D IT IO N TO O V IE D O As rereaded . la Pla t Beech Paae u Seatlaola..Coaaty Records. v, »io c k 3.“ : ; r r Laltlm er ___ Anderson Collins Laltlmtr 8.88 18.74 18.71 18.74 86.65 P la l 66.66 P la l Lot 20 ____ ___ _ Lots 13. 15. 47. 49, 51 S3. 63, 07, 69 and 71 U l )l E 4 or H 3-1 of NE s ul HW 4 ........ NW7 U o f N B 4 ....... Beg N W Oor ....... ItUll B 158 ft H 1184 H f l VV- >61 ft N to beg ................. N K 4 of NB 4 ™ .... HW 4 of N K 4 ( Less Bug N W Cor o f BVV 4 o f N B 4 ........... Itoii II 868.5.ft M IIS ft W 182.1 rt H f i t ft VV 179.3 f t N 710 ft VV to beg and U « i beg 681.8 ft B o f N W Uur of BVV 4 o f N 7, -4 Run H 235 ft VV l lt .2 ft H 616 ft It I f f ft H 670 ft B 665.7 f l N 20 eh VV lo beg) Bug HW Cor ot N 4 o f HB 4 o f N W 4 Run H 41 ft K 171 McCall tL McCall — A. J. McChlley Unknown t lia u v n s i — ....___ art N o f A. C. L. ;y and Less W l i t • » d o f 8 i f f y d ) and ft 3.18 oh o t K 8.811 ch o f » K 4 o f HB 4 Dag 8K Cor ot N W 4 Jl Block H aha • rk I I ___ ______ --------C. XV. Campbell ------------- 114 9 3 ___ 1 " «w » * ■ « - . » . - . _ .'_i R se a rtH la Plat Baak Na. ck 81 ........ ^ r a M IV Seminole Caaaly Recarda. * A D D IT IO N TO Catharine naford -------- 19. Hun W ^ 8 yd N 1T8 yd B 65 yd B 178 yd Bag 8 W Cor o f N W 4 . — .H Altamonte Homes Co. „ Altam on te Homes Co. _ A lta m on te Homes Co. .. Eugene Orr ........ — _ A L F A M U N T E Aa B ra a rd r* la r u t Baak Na. • * « • W dem laale t'aagty Records. ....■ :v -V .. 4- . . . ---------- ------- — JJkfan* o r r ------------- ) 4, | Haigl* 180 y d K 78 t i k 3.4 eh W 8 34 d e g N 76 d e g 9 \9 P I 168 yd N i i yd N a 10.46 eti W 6 ? l ch W T.l oh -*»-*— **. U W est — Southern Land Bales Carp. — UcCullsy ifuJ" 1^ thlT 'ch' N 13. ! i t i 11 ‘in<1 ** J * l* T r 4 B O I T I*M 4T i j . 1 J L T A M O l T E79 As Unknown a R 31. If. A L T A M O N T E Aa R «aardrd la P U l Beak f gemlaolr Ctsaaly Racards. Mamie Gooden .......... 19. ' * -* -. LV. *«< ! M Alexander Mrs. Josephine V. Unm et! — * -r Unknown Unknown .......... . • r* “ <iv la do Fruit Unknown ..... A. J. MtCuUey 60 Unknown 39. . W. A.* W rig h t . nrdrd la ria|,Jtask Na. ■ P a g e M t aawty llrrwada. Unknown .... ..... Dave H oward Mary llrown ..... *.. U corgla f r o m only IS. G. Hancock . ... Unknown ............. Unknown ...... Unknown ...... Unknown ........... ■I la Plat Mask Na. 3 P a r a IB Net waty R e t a r d . , C. 1. W i s t ... U. Block I I ____ 1 It. II. K in g ........ 7.33 TV. (1, Hphsler . . . 8.*3 G eorge A.-* Greenwood 1.13 rded la P la l Bash Na. 3 Page M t'oawly Reeords. — Altam on te Homes Co. 2* Block ■« ___ P/‘ U. Jonra Unknown Unknown Nrmlwalr LkW- mu* u 2 4 Block n,loc.k 36 1 1 ----1* Hub) J. I*. W illia m s TS Aa Itarorded la P la l Rais. Bemtaolr C a a a ly Recarda. il ; i 30 32 Unknown 2|.I0 If 21 30 40 Uliklinwn 30.08 8 n ilU K F .H A O n CO'S A U D IT IO N t o BLACK la Plat l>a*k Na* 1 r a g e 81 Semalele . Caaaty Be cards. LV I. Ileed 18.74 Unknuwn , . ._ 18.74 11. J. lle lte r 120 Esther Chapman H. It. W a ln w r l* h t OK O V IM lio Aa nrearded la Ktal B aak ISO. i 44 SesalaaleCaaary lleearda. I). J. W ullsclilerer •4 Carrie ... H. It. W a l n w r l « h t L. It. Humphray .. Thelma H Wilson Carrla Collins Dr. tl- L LIN 'S P L A N VV J. fill lieu 11 Unknown w m i# Frank Itnrno Unknuwn J. U Joucr .. Unknown W so ft o f tho Uhurcli 1 .at ...... .. ..... . . . . . Ia<l 4 Illock A—tfrsrat: Lots <1, 4 anil 3 Illock Unknown Unknown U0Known Unknown 1 'nknowit Unknown Unknown Unknown bnkpowh Unknown Unknow n link now n Unknown llnknon n Unknown Unknown Unknow n H. Jl. Entiled W illia m A. J a n e t .... Mable C. Swope Belle C. l la u w lc t r t al V TO B L A C K H AMMOCK Aa Heearded la ilaele C o a a lr lleearda. Anton JVyre* ........ IN TO MI, l ( K H AM M O CK Aa rera»ded la 17 t.. 24 Block 5» 17 to 24 Block 6 a 2. I. 37 and 38 J. n. Lot I Illock It ...:....... J J. U. W hite ... A L K X A D R l A o n O V IE D O Aa^ Reeorded^Mw Plat Baak mini ........ Ovlgdo F r u it Co. ------- U p . f l A R K O V IE D O Aa Heearded l a F la t Bash Na. > ..»>b* 4 • I Sraalaala Caaaly Reeaeda. id t f Unknown - ........... — 3 tl ,'fl A D D IT IO N TO. O VIKD O Aa Recorded la P la t B e a t 1 P a r * 01 Semlaala C a a a ly Retards. __..... *• VV. 77. Tonne lle l r * ___ 41.29 OVIHDO Aa Heearded la P i t t Hash No 1 P a r * A* Scmlmola Coaaty Records. * J, 10 .... ' , Unknown ...— 24.66 ........ Unknown — .......... ......... 12.17. INSON'S SU BDIV IS IO N Aa nrearded la P la t Beak R k ' a r « S ta a d a e le Caaaly lleearda.* tl . Edith U. Plllans ........'... 18.22 7. 38 lluby U. Jones ............ .. 121.3*1 A iiiit T io N t o W a s h i n g t o n h i w m t s a s nrearded, * P s r * *3 Srmlaola C a a a ly Records. ---- ------------------ Unknown H *, of N W 4 and H 4 or N W 4 of NK 4 and NK 4 of NW 4 »nd Beg HK Cor o f NW 4 of N W 4 Run N 500 It VV 512 ft HVVIy to |d. I Oil ft VV o f beg E to beg..................... Beg 429 ft ft o f N W Cor o f I oil 2 Itun H 191 rt E UI0 fl N 112 ft N W to beg ........................... Beg N W Cor o f H U o f N W 4 o f HW 4 Run E 20 ch H 9 4 eh W 991 ft N I i5 ft VV 322 ft N to brg ............ ..... ........ 466 6 ft s(i In N W Cor o f HB 4 o f HW 4 That part o f l » t 4 East of Htute Ruud No. 3 (Less part In Katherine P a r k l ... B rg 221 fl K and 13 ft H o f N W Cor of N B 4 ...... — ....... . ......... Reg 91U ft N o f HW Cor nf ted 3 Illock A Run E 78 ft to Ity NW ly on Ity 114 ft B 30 ft to Ity N W on Ily to pt N of h e r H to lira ....... I.u| t (L ess purl sold to Htaudsrd Oil Uo.) Illock C .................... Lot 2 niock U .......... lads 7 to 18 (Loss part Ivin u N K _uf H\V N 4 o f HW V* o f N»5 . u . 29 B >> nf \V Vi o f B 4 o f HR 4 o f N B 4 23 H 4|u II o f VV 4 of ! HW 4 ofNB 4 28 H e r HE Opr of HW 4 o f NB 4 . ...... 2» Run N 195 -ft W 186 9 fl N 410 f t VV 183 tl H 410 ft E 330 ft H 493 ft B lo bar. O O i U K N HOD H E IG H T S Jolin Campbell •;«in ck--Ti— (. Block 71 * * «•> U Blook I t f f l o 14 Block S3 t 17 » l o c k 13 — H o f BB 4 ............ 21 SI 30 3 Unknown ....... .... nn .agsxgiilfti S. K . G I E H N SKY'S C A M P S IT E S An lleeaeded la P la t Book No. 3 P a t e I I S Seaalaale C a a a lr Itrrarda. Lot I ........ Sarah J. Pressey ............. 3.72 VV 4 o f BE 4 «>f NIC _ _ _k ^ Unknown I*. II. Boat on . V M .r w w k A : 9.8V U N o f 8. A. LRy (l.rss A- C. I . By and I Aera In N W Cor sold lo W. II. Klighrell^ tfti.ll 4I.SL / 2.60 Unknown ........ \ 10 Unknuwn F R IE S S U R V E Y OK L A K E C IIA H M Aa Heearded' l a 1 P a a e d Semi Bale ..Coaalr Records. 4 of NK 4 . K. and Dcsste B. T a y lp r ................... . tank rtyera .. ...... -rt, Orausa Naval Stores C o H H of N ‘i of NB 4 IV. Campbell IV. Campbell HE 4 of N W 4 ........ N -V » o f NB 4 4Less ft 4 A of B V jl • . and 1 Unknown slnknowti Unknown Unknown Unknuwn Altamonte Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Run N 70 yd K to H. A. L. Hy 8 W on ily 143 f t W lo VV 11 nr o f A. C. U Hy HW on same l o ben ( Less I l y ) ............... 8 4 o f W U o f HW Maitland R ea lty Co. Trust e* . > . r...... Maitland R e a lly Co. N K L of NB U A l t SB *1 o f ' N l V U Not In Frost's A d d i­ tions ..... ................. N B 4 of RVV >i ...... W t l l 23 A o f N B 4 of NW 4 (U s # K 16 At .. ___Z 7 . .... ............... IJ to 16 aud 2 a t l Block 68 U to I I and la ill Block 87 • 'll to 21 B lock 88 6 to I and 41 B> Block 7 # - . . . ..... 12 to 16 and 33 H Ulock 76 ...••• • 1 to 33 Block 71 Unplatted p a rt o f Wk 71 ........ ••"•••• I to 16 Block 72 1 to 4 and >1 » « 73 ...... — ABlock h ... {• Block 78 I dll ock 77 " »nd 17 Block 2.33 Henry' Ulenn D. II. l f o e k e r ....- .......... ratd+d la P l a r I n k I f lleearda. W, II. >llayniau Unknown Unknown ..... N Vi o f HE 4 of NB •i of NW 4 13 21 29 3 J |>. Mussel will |* 7.21 N 4 of VV VA nf HB ' 4 o f HW 4 . 13 21 29 5 Unknown ............... 7.2V F O R E S T t 'l T V Aa llrcerded la Pla I Bask Na. 3 P a r e M SratlaaD Canto y ttrearda. j Lots 9 to 18 Frank R. fo u n d s . .. . 12.01 U>L 72 David K. Barnhill ........ <8.41 Lois 177 lo t i l .... Day Mutr . 39.81 H O L L ID A Y B E A U L 1 K K SUB III V 19IU N Aa Rerardad la P l a l Mas* NO. n P a r* M Semlaale Coaaty lleeardaLot 2 0 ............... ... ’ Unit ho h n ....... . 2.41 F O R E S T L A K E SU B D IVIIO N Aa R e ta rd e d la Pla t Raak Na. 4 P a r * M Sratlaalc < *>a aty Iteraeda. Lots 1 and t Unknown ....................... 1.80 txits 6, and 12 Unknown . ........ 8 18 Lots 30. 31. 38 and 13 Unknown ................ ... lO.fS 1-ojs 19, 62 and 69 Unknown ............. . .... 12.17 Mr N E IL'S O R A N G E V I L L A Aa Her aided la P la t Raak Na. 3 P a r * M Seminole Can aty Records. l^it 2" ............... Unknown ................. 13 47 H 3.1 nf E S or Lot 26 and N W 4 nf , HE 4 o f tail 21 Unknown ....... 1167 Lot 28 tl At. Morrlsou ___ . 28 l i H I . A L T A L I T T L E A t 71IAS As tie, o rdrd l i ' . M k t 'Raak Na. 4 P a r e M Semlanle ( ' • « aty Reearra.' Lots 2 and 9 niock 11 Unknown 1.75 lad 2 Block F . Unknown ............. .. 1.12 lads I, « and 5 Illock 17 to 24 Block 38 13. H. 15, I f , 23. •• and 28 Block ( 3| The Alia monte Hyndlcat* r lo. II. 12. 29 31 and 32 Block Kk 6* » tV. B. Toon* i I • Block 48 .... > to 16 Block 4 <k 49 »■ H 4 o f l.ot 3 ail'd B * W » f f-ota 7 and I Thfct ptrt o f Lot I t Ca«aty. Lots 31 and 32 Block B .............................. Loin tl lo 41 Block It Lois 3 and 4 Illock C Lots It. 12. 26 nnd 28 Block C .................. Lots 33 « » d 31 Block C .......................... Lots I. 9. 28 and 27 Illock D ........... ... N 4 o f NB 4 end K ' f o f NB H o f N W A ?,.?■,?'*; st d rg to min R m e ft MW to li«| ........ E .4 of N B of NW 4 o f NW. U . “ f N W U o'f a . e. M ID W IP 'K lB rftn tl Aa fterorded I l_ lo 43 (Less Lots 6. 4. 7. „ 3S. 37 ami 3K) Illock A ........................ Lots 3. 8, 7 and I Clock R .................. Lots 17 and 18 Illock stt- K J ' a o f HtV- ‘ V i" " o f NVV 4 o f N W U • (Less B I Acres) ;. Lots 1. I, 3. 4. S, I , '7 and 8 Block 1 Lots 1 to 22 Block, I Lota 1 to IS Block ‘ 3 Lots I. 2. 3. I, 6, t, 7, 8 and 9 Block 4 . . . . . . Iiotn I to 22 Block 6 Lots 1 to IS Block • * I.ots l to in Block 7 1 .0 1 a I to 21 Block I Lots t to 18 Block 9 L o is I to 10 Block 10 Lot* 1 to IS Block 11 R O B E R T L. BUTTS* A P O U Plat Hash Na. 3 r a g e i Lots 13. It. 16. and R 4 of Lot 18 Block R. Kenney Joseph It! Kenney ___ ..s. Unknown Unknown h *V. l i V V M S i C. O. Harris .... S T E W A R T S SU B D IV ISIO N Semis, L o t 6 Illock A ------ ... Lot 12 Block A ......... L o t I t Block A ....... L o t IS Illock A ......... L o t 19 Block A ......... Lot 10 Block n ......... Lot I Block C .......... Harold A. Beamed JJ t i i n Robert 'D y k es .. ll*nry<Rlmmone buoy M r n e r .. Cedar Mason 16 t l 31 S C . I j W aal tConGnued *># Y *§ o 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, June 16, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 16, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/22413901d3adcc88354aa65206a87126.pdf 73c840e4eccf83fc0eb97d9aa61c025d PDF Text Text ,t an ta n in d e p k >y X l'ili^ irir ■-ill SSSS L eased W ire In le rn n llo n a l N e w s S e rv ic e «* . /. ~ . • = = j = ^ n t » . r Autflt lmrwni u r Circulations Ha NFORD H M i Oa . M 6N hA V r4 « N L r t • \ u* >■ ’ •» Jilin Smith’s Manager Leaves For Texas VM REEDPREDICTS Merchants Push H EFLINFLAYSMiss Earhart HIS VICTORY AT f y & f g f f f g l W M g g fe M H E B A g HOUSTON MEET WomanTo , 71 NKW YORK. June IB. (INS) —George Van Nnmec, manager of Governor Smith's convention campaign, entrained with a par­ ty of friends for Houston to­ Two dozen Sunfonl merchants T heater will lie one of the chief day. They will arrive on the attractlohs to both local and outscene of the Democratic Na­ ami business institutions today of-town shoppers Wednesday. J. L. tional Convention Wednesday were pushing their plana for San­ Marentctte, manager of the Snn Colorful Thronir Gathers To afternoon six days before the Disparages Smith Claims Of Hear Alabama Senator De­ Delegate Strength Which ford’* greatest Dollar Day, sched­ ford theater* today aaid he would convention opens. Van Namne liver Diatribe Against Ills have a special family rate In ef-. uled for Wednesday, rapidly t‘> was accompanied by Howard He Declares Are Over-Esti­ feet for both aternoon and evening Traditional New York Foe Cullman .member of the port mated And VeryMlsleading completion. From grocery atores performances. to theaters, all are preparing for authority and George C. Nor­ More than three score Rems hav • the biggest single day of business ton, a friend of Governor Smith i n n listed by The Yo'well Comp­ Sanford us a whole* lias ever aeon. At buffalo, they will lie Joined Newspaper advertising and cir­ any for the big events. Speer & by Notfmun K. Mpck, Demo­ culars are being distributed far and Son and ChurchwellB, are nino cratic national committeeman preparations Enemy Of Dope Says Catholic wide over the section of Central making extensive from New York and MrsOutlet, which has been conducting Democrats Have Surprise Deviates Site Is Very TlmnkMack. “Gov. Smith will have Senate St<#Wy-P*trel Avers Florida surrounding Sanford. T er­ a remodeling t<ale, will continue' fnll 11lion Hearing Report In Store At Houston Texas - Tlrat Her D a uu h ter ^AmaliaCOO delegates insOuctijd' for Hoover W as W eakest Men ritory from which hundrfeda of the event until aftor Dollar.Day hoose shoppera are expected to come •*- mill will add u large H it of new him at the Start of the convenR e p u b lic a n s C ould C hoost - KarharjU'llas U ntied baldly. tends on the north tp I)eLand, on ALB ANY, N. Y „ June IB — tion and we are confident uMd* K , bargains.'* ; Hie -west to Mount Porn and other nomination on an early Jia u c S ® RT1I0EMF.8 ' MEDFORD, Mass., June 48. The Sanford Drug -Company, (IN S)—Tho Idgrc’11 gathering or Luke ( ’.punty communities, on tho said Van Namee, who declined the Ku Klux Klun ever held in Al­ l.aney’a Dmg Store, tliA’ Union Internalional News Service — (IN S)— "Wonderful, wonder­ South to Winter I’urk and on .the to predict Just what bullot. Pharmacy and Moblejra - Drug bany County listened yesterday to j ful, wo nre**very thankful,” ex­ * 1 FmRB Staff Correspondent east to Chuluota. “There in no disposition on the Store are all utdftuifc arrangements United States Senaor Thomas lloflaical citisens will have their KANSAS CITY, June IB.— claimed tho mother and sister of fjlh the fecount completed part or Smith hackers to prevent LLANELLY. CARMARto offer speeitn bargain* during lui of Alabama eontlnu i ids al* Mi.-s Amelia E arhart today when THENSllIRE. W ales, June 18. leven disputed precincts, any state from presenting its Most Democrats, partf.’uUtrty first glimpse of the coining Dol­ tlio day. ^ r McClelland was formally claims/’ Von Namee continued. those from the North and Wost, lar Day specials in advertise­ Among the men’s clothing Btorcs, tack* on Governor Smith and Ro­ they hoard the nuwa th at the — (IN S)— Dropping through jified today ns the Demo­ may believe thut A1 Sm iths nom­ ments appearing in The Herald McKlnnon-Markwood Company is man Catholicism almost within trans-Atlantic airplane Friendship a driving rainstorm, the txanstic nominee for sheriff ination a t Houston next week is tliis afternoon. In addition to th t planning for several uttractivu Atlantic plane Friendship, C. M . Hand, incumbent. cinched, hut Senator James A. attractions listed in today's paper bargain offerings. Lloyd's Shoo sight of tho towers of the State had spanned th e Atlanticwhich now bears the honor of “ J knew-sho wodhl do it," said carrying th e first woman on McClelland's majority Reed of Missouri, is not one of more than u. dozen other merchant* Store Is Ilian niuklng arrangements Capitol, It d a s n colorful crowd of iu.- Humucl Chapman, fiance of Mis* them. To him, the Democratic will have attractive offerings to­ to furnish both local and out-of44 votes. 34 more than IK K ) that gathered in it natural E arhart nt his home in Marble­ a non-Rtop flight between Am­ morrow. presidential nomination still first tabulation showed (Continued on page 4.) amphitheatre just southwest of head.- Chapman said he would erican ntul Europe, came to The offerings of the Milano anchor in Hurry Inlet four rests on tho laps of the Gods. week. . , Hie Albany city line to hour the cable hlj congratulation* im­ miles off this port, just before one final count wus first and The Mlssourinn anld ns much totraditional enemy of New Yorks Ind choico votes tabulated was o’clock this afternoon. day—and with emphasis. “No­ Governor assail him ns n Demo­ mediately. . id, 1,202; McClelland, 1.300. Tho flight of “the girl Lindy’’— Shortly before tho pfane drifted body has been’ nominated yet cratic presidential candidate pos­ two totals Show that by the Eight Lives Arc Ixist In Okla­ he said somewhnt grimly. ‘ I’m sibility. Pointed hoods and flowing u c|uiet, fnir hnircd Boston social down upon the surface of the bunt Hand lost one vote und homa Saturday As Tornado going to Houston, and I think I robes of the knansmen and ladies worker—was not for the thrills choppy water It had flown over flellund gained .13, tbeir proam going to win. No one rnn tel Destroys Large 1‘orllon uf the Kuinclla, the women’s or ­ r.or inert* pride of nchicvcmcnL this town at an altitude of from is standings being Hand, 1,20.*. whet the Houston convention will Towns In Path 0<\ Twister ganization, vied with odd uni­ The driving force behind .the flight 200 to 301) fe e t Crowds la the J McClelland, 1,273. do.” r . forms of "pioneers’’ “ rangers’ w;m more prncticsl. In the necont- street, attracted by tho roar of tho[bo tabulation by precinct with Tho Smith claims of approxi­ KANSAS CITY. Mo., June IB.— and various drill groups and the plishmenDbf Ute night »he saw an motor, looked upward and saw a |l and second choice votes countmore famjliai .gray of the Mate opportunity to’ regain the .Dually graceful red und ifold nionopluiMt _Flood w a rr'-’’ were is­ mately 700 votes now pledged or fortune, she made this clear In her drifting through tho luxe with tho Is ah fo»«w*a: committed do not perturb the Coolldgc* Hepu tnl Ion A hA nc­ o p er* ;o u t f t l,y Conferences WJ|«) btr. .MeClcl- sued ulong the Oklahoi. and Kan- fiery Missourian. le r Is gAnttwliatpimmed by tro Sure and Stripes upon It. “ I t K “Why," he Important o n lc if t q f G o v e r n o r *8ndth t . *«•»• Inst letter to her sister. Republican Lenders Result llund land ens River valleys today following countered, “should such mislead­ the Friendship/’ was the cry which Report ■ ‘ That HeAnHF’-iemb’ "I have tried to play for a lnrfce that 'S^rator Heflin >vas «ot In Statement That Nominee URL week-end tornadoes and rains which ing and over-estimated claim. *>«• went up Immediately. There w ai Failed To IlrinKlIomeUacon ^unfoid ................ .....474 slake," rho wroto her sister /-•aP* heckledor Interested wiiL Will Remain In Present Jot) 28 24 a rush towards tho waterside. y > answered? Tho convention itself U ko Monroe (MurieD"If I succud. a.» caused property danugc of $2,000,­ Th« troop* were under the per- py 40i’> 632 SUPERIOR, .Iw». June IB- serial will do the nominating, not the •11,TR I don’l l shall be l Thus ended tho historic 2,*® ‘■toiiford ............... J u n e 18$ WASHINGTON. CXimrtnnd of M njy 3o)jh A ) will be xre 23 000. . 16 —(IN S)—Tho reputntlon of 1’reslmanagers of this or that candi­ m list of mile flight of khs-Briendshiv i’uolu .................... to ht a ^ V f Flight lives were lost in Okla­ date. o o v e r ,y — (IN S )—Herbert H ---------* « •d«mt G «flM PKn r nv flsMennnn I* ^ I t r t f 't T t h ^ " governor , sin-in * hapiry 72 If pro-convention claims Jvleilo ................... .... 47 sucli uii adventure. My only re- Trepassoy Ray, N. F., bearing homa in a tor’-" lo Saturday night law, wh(V shook hands with Sena­ 74 nominated candidates insteud of publican presidential nominee, will considerably dimmed, if circumBoston social (ieneva .........■•!>• •>- ..... 27 wnuid b« leaving you and Amelia Earhart, tre t would be lenvm* 28 which destroyed large |mrtloiw of the votes of the delegates them­ not resign as Secretary <»f com­ slantiul evidence is to be believed. tor Heflin when ho nrrived on the mot lie r stranded for a while. The worker; pilot Wlimcr Stulta and Chuluota - .....; 31 llic towns of Rluir and Hendrick. rernp for a two hour nddrrsn. 17 The-Slimmer While House is lo­ selves the political history of the Gubrleliu .............. ...... 7 tho news of her mechanic Louis Gordon, v.ho haJ Tlw* Scimtor pretiictctl that tin* cirl flyer kept :tr> Several t n nndoes swept over Kun­ United States would have boon merce "for sometime to come." cated on Hint portion of the Undo 68 •her family * ” until the written a new page in the history Longwood .......... plans from Tills announcement was made by , Saturday night and early Sun Catholic Democrats might have a 4T» HAS 46 River running through the estate changed many times." Lake Mary ..... Friendship was well under way. of American aviation enterprise. bis secretary, George Akcrson. to­ lives were lost. Several surprise in store for them ut the hut no ........ 2H day• but 34 Altamonte ....... Concerning Ids own dinners day after Hoover bad conferred of the late Henry Clay Pierce. No Houston poiiviMillmii iven 1hough When tlie Friendship touched the Before leaving. MUa Ea’bari persons were injured by twisters 17 Forrest City of tho nominations. Sonntr Reed with n number of Republican lend less than 17 butcheries were es the nomination of Governor Smith made her will and “placed he house surface of the water pilot StultJi near llutcbinson and F.mporla. 14 tuhlished by Pierce, and tho Itiule Osceola ............. ....... IT hail little to say other than that era. . is so well stocked that tbe trout for the presidency »" freely proph­ in order." us she expressed It. U taxied towards a post to which the he is going to Houston with n While it had first been stated wui undcratochl tl*at Miss Karbari piano was made fast. Police boats POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., June IB. esied now, filial ........ ......... — 1202 1300 _(INS) The work of caring for feeling of confidence. Ho de­ that Ilojver would retire from the utmost hump each oilier in tl.elr and numerous small craft immed­ "In 1021 in New York City." would receive nil the profits nc* h'liu recount was made in com 2,000 homeless families became clined to speak of bis delegate cabinet within a abort time d< menmlerings. It is rumored they iately set out for tho plan* to taka ,-ruine from hooks and stories of the lance with a petition filed last paramount t«*duv n* waters of the strength, present otnl prospective, vclopementn of the last few days sit up and beg lor file*, worms be said, “they split tie* convention flight as well na stage and font off tho three flyar*. wide open and killed the Demo­ li-k by Sheriff Hand, who re- raging St. Fium-i* River began or Hint of other aspirants. said Hint lie might continue as e'lc. By using mnrtno glasses tho cratic Party. They're going to get contracts. “ Dusty" Stultz, the Thu President has been fishing |fHtrd n court order directing to recede after two fnujor l.reaks have changed the plan and Akers.oi pilot it wus understood, would re ­ monoplane could be seen on the Ho chooses rather t" talk of a taslo this year of the same s u it ut the bnilot) boxes be reopened the forthcoming campaign. “Her­ head of the Commerce Department on two or three days In* lias spent of medicine.” Senator Heflin ob­ ceive $26,000 Miss E arhart sent lifting of swell of the waters, rid­ through its protecting levees. thus fur in the north woods. »>rJil the results revonvossed hewoid several times from Now ing easily and gracefully. Thera Flood waters spread over ap­ bert Hoover is the weakest candi­ Indefinitelydinarily judging from the l>axt two jected Jected t„ to Governor Kn' il|‘ aB ‘‘ Fouiid’and that she did not plan to were no distress signals flying. liise of alleged irregularities. A Hoover held a number of im­ date tbe Republicans could have proximately loo,000 Acres of low vacations—he in only too proud 1 DeinocraUc candidate «n the fol Ionnt in six precincts was asked named,” ho asserted. "'Why nnj portant conferences today, but hi* - -liene- lowing grounds, in addition to Ids taco across the Atlantic with any­ Owing to tho heavy rain and tho Vi an amendment to the petition, lying farm lands, destroying wheat, regular Republican should feel manager, Ainea W. Good, of Iowa, to display Ins catch foi% tlio one. , , roughness c l tho sea the small • led on Saturday, asked that the corn ami cotton crops with u re ­ impelled to vote for him I can­ wii-i detained In Chicago by the fit of tlio photographer* and let Roman Catholicism: There wns an air of tension at boats made all possible hast* to The Governor's connection with lies in precinct number thi'.-e sulting damage estimuted at more not set. “ Had Senuto • Ciirtia illness of his wife. Good wus ex­ the newspaper reparttrs know flic modest lion;, at South pick up Miss E srhart and her comcst Earhart Karhart lion: Tammany Hall, “the moat corrupt than » 1 .non,oou. ho tabulated again. 1 he (Continucd on page 3.) Im-i-ii nominated M could have pected to be in Washington H'Hiir exactly hou much tho biggest one political organization thut ever Medford thin afternoon Amalia* The third li e of the river came polled tho normal Republican vote, flier precincts in which a recount welgheil. • , inter Muriel wns kept on the Jump tlmo during the week To date, however, live result* of had it* existence in the world. answering telephone call* from as made included number one of sooner than expected and sent the but Hoover cannot, in my opinion. Campaign plana were discussed this year’s effort* liave been veil­ Tho fart thnt the Governor to relative* and friends in many inford, Paola, Oviedo, Chuluota, raging St. Francis out of its bunks Tho placing ot tho Knnsas F>cn- by Hoover with Secretary of the "not only a wet but a soaking in n 27f»-foot crevasse a few nulej abriella and Geneva. ator on the ticket after Hoover h Interior Work, one of his leaders, ed In the deciwst secrecy Repeat­ wet." The Governor's view of part* of Hie country. Ono lonK ed efforts .>n flic part of the news­ I The tabulation of returns was north of the break Saturday, nomination was dcacribed by Sen­ Rep. TUson (ID of Connecticut, immigration —"Restricted immi­ distance call came from Ltlcn. N. Gonsl.leruMe anxiety wus fell ator Reed as “u f»»Hle lade this morning in the court undo r-Secret ary of the Treasury papermen to ascertain the number gration is good for America, Y. The family anxiously awaited Lose, tlie clerks and inspectors for the condition of the levees oi that will not fool the Middle Ogden K. Mllla, expected to handle of fist, caught, ir any, havo result­ open immigration i» good for the a cable from Ameliaed in complete failure. “Several the Varney ......... River, ~ near Senath, West. |>r tlio several precincts conduct- U(C I t ’ was Hunker Hill Day. a , l t ; tho c a m p a i g n in New York and saiii Edward T. Clark. Ids personal Catholic Church." NEW YORK, g the cunvass in compliance with 1Mo#t today tts the waters from tlio holiduy In greater Uoston, and Old RjK, 'Juno 18.— (INS) “The claim that Senator Curtis Elliot Cox, a Hoover leader in secretary, evasively; “some ’ par­ The fear that there might bo court’s ordtr. The votes °> | s t. F r a n e is spread und wen* atldeil nomination will appease the dis­ North Carolina. —Ah attTartiva hlondo, of rtiva B B M W driver I Glory wns flying from many ban­ war with Mexico if Smith wore inlier one Were rccanvussed on , to t j,t, volume of the ajready swol- content in tht- Middle West, and In which Edward i A fter lunch with Secretary ried Col. E. W. Starling, the secret elected, because of the. religious ner* on Princeton Street. 'Die Ear*, a n , u ntomobfl# bootlegger, was lalurdny afternoon, tin results len Varney River. A ttOO-foot levee thut Senator Curtis will ’do some­ Work, Hoover will talU to Secre­ service man who flshca with the difficulties there. The Governors hart home, however was not C artar, decorated, decorations being for­ *hoF frn d ^ tm e d yesterday In living McClelland five more votes seven miles nurth of the new break thing’ for the farm er, is perfect tary of Wur Davis. Another visi­ President lad; of understanding of national As proof that trout can he Herald Square, was gotten In the cxritmcnt over crowded |ian hu received on the first talm was being carefully guarded to pre­ nonsenso. The A griculturalists or tor during the day wus W W. At caught in the, Brule is the txpor" (locations. “ I want ,a man .for Amelia's wonderful flight. sought by police today. They ex­ vent a new break in that h 'rrlt"/>ttion. (he West are not fools. They know terhury. president of the l’ennpresident,” Heflin sufd, "who is (Continued on page three.) Red Cnis* officials said their thut a* the leader of hi* party in pressed the belief th at sh* lured Mr. McClelland gained four in (Continued on page three.) familiar w th nullcnal questions was no immediate danger for the C arter to his, death. , la.la, nino in Oviedo, live in the Senate, Senator Curtis ex e r­ and who is u national figure him tuhriella and six In Geneva. thousands of homeless, us nearly cised a thousand times more inC arter, wanted by federal self. With «H ‘hat. considering Iheriff Hand picked up one in all had sufficient warning to make, fhiencn and power on legisla­ authorltiea, waa killed a fter the (he fruita of the Roman Catholic automobile had been halted by the yhulotn and two mail votes. full preparations ugalnst any ev­ tion than he ever coulo while U uchinc, 1 d" not want a Roman entuality. Many of the refugees pigeon-holed in t h e ' vice-presi­ traffic lights. A sodan, contain­ lost eight in precinct three, Catholic to be president of the were reported to have taken sever- dents chair. What cun he do? ing four men, crossed Broadway living McCtellnnd another gain. •United Slates now." from west to east juat a fter tlw I Following the recount the can- ul days rations of food with them nothing—and tho formers know It. The reserve banks have resumed AMHERST, Mu**., June IB.— traffic light had ludted the Broad­ NEW YORK, June 18.—(INS) rnssing board composed of II. C- when they left their homes. They’re not the fools th at certain (IN S)—John Coolidgo, son of the way traffic. buying of governorment bond* on buliose, supervisor or registration, corporatemlnded gentlem en in —In the dullest and most feature­ President, was tho only ono of the MEMPHIS, Tenn., June IB.— the E ast think. |ohnt Meisch, chairman of the a small scale, which is customary Three of the nujn got out of . less m arket since the first week 127 Seniors to graduate today where tho other car was waiting bounty board, and J. G. Sharon, (IN S)—With Missouri and Ario The Missouri Senator Indicated in March, industrial stocks moved a t this time of year, and should from Amherst Collcdgo who did for tho traffic lights to ehsnge. xiunty judge motund canvnssed mums floods beginning to equal that the Democrats are going to not be considered a* a reversal of Inot have a relntivo or a nerrt One of the men stepped bo the the 1027 Mississippi disaster. Ma­ through a narrow margin of fhe returns. moke much of the part which Sen­ their policy with respect to the I friend to sco hin\ receive hi* the epen window, tho bullet en­ D. H. Connolly, U. S. engineer ator-designate price* today. I t wns the general The results were received with Jor Win. S. \n r e of money m nrkct Though llquidn■ ■ » today or> . . OSLO, Norway. June 18. sheepskin. uisiaction by oy both uom rmvo. Arkan- Pennsylvania player! in Hoover s impression In the financial dis­ Hon of weekly margined stocks tering Carter** right tide. As itisfaction sides. — Mr• in charge of the district John’s mother and grandmother cClelland said the court confirm- dered three engineers into Arka nomination. Vare has thus far trict th at the reserve beard * cam­ was forced out In huge volume —(1NS)~Commandant Msdolenn. hoped to bo hero for tlie big event Carter slumped over, tho gunman I hi* first prediction that he ,as to direct the w ort of F« been denied a w at In the Senate. paign for a reduction 11 specula­ last week, stock market export*, piloting nn Italian relict plane in in John’s life but both were una­ opened the door of- the car and ild win by “about forty votes. ; venting mfre thJ. "Herbert Hoover,’’ said Reed, a fter a thorough copvas* of the which he hop.-* to ncout the A n tic ble to coino bereuzo of slckn**«- fired five more bullet* Into Sds ftnd be Sheriff sold the recount had ; give such relief as I body. ' "was nominated by and with the tive borrowing* had not been com­ situation, reported that G»e wbrk wufites for tlinfrol leared the situation and left no flooded areas. bc support of ’Biir Vans, who stands pleted and th at therefore further of liquidation has not been com­ crew, pinna to hop-off from Vad Miss Florence Trumbull, n daugh­ Tho young wortan opened tho ter, of Connecticut'* Governor, to doubt us to the re s u lt He expressThousands of sand b « n » L before the bar or liquidation of stock, was neces­ pleted. Bearish traders were con­ soc for Spitsbergen today, nvlcoa whom It has been reported John dortr oh the lore tide and disap­ shipped today to strengthen the le­ convicted . American public opinion a corrupt sary; but offering* were negligi­ fidently searching for the weak from Vadroe Minted. peared In the traffic. Three gun­ |rd appreciation of the suporl nf.lus Madden* ha* madq_two tinsuc* was engaged,, wns not h*rb and men returned to ' thely automobile ■friends and of the assistance Ahey vees in the affected areas. Follow­ city boss. Had Vare stayed itf ble a t tho lower price ranges and spots today, in an effort .to dis­ neither was any member (ff the I bad rendered in preparing th t ing another break in tha St. F ran- Philadelphia und not come to the m arket wn$ in a condition close and uncover stop loa* order*, cussful attem pts to u f to Spits­ and *r«d a way, Trumbull family. * ris River levee north of Kenneth. Kansas City the result of the of stalemate, for tho time being bergenOn Ins second attem pt A patrolman punned tha gun­ I petition for a recount. always the best source of profit John, who has had a busy time Mo., Sunday, attention of yesterday, he encountered a heavy Republican Convention here might nt least. Mr McClelland again expressed men’s car. He filed four shot* at in a declining market. keeping up with his studies and The outstanding Incident of the I gratitude over the “confidence was caned to . strip ot Uvea be havo been fa r different. I, for Btock sales up lo the noon per­ fog over Bear Island and pvas who was forced to go tq a sum­ tho flteing automobile. He one, Intend th at the country shall financial district, waa the new iod were only 040;000 shares, or forced to return to Vadsoc. I which the citisens of Seminole llevret two of the bullet* point decline In Bancitaiy Cor­ ROME, Juno 18/—(1N8)— Lieut mer school b u t year graduated the back of the sedan, tie apprised of this os U>® c*m* 2(1 I County ‘ have reposed in m« by a t the rate of about 1,500.000 poration on the Curb, reflecting Lutzow Holm ami HJnlmur Rllser- with an honor of rite. Just below wounding on* or incVo of pnign progresses." 1election to this most responsible further difficulties among small shares for the full *e»slon, a Larscn, Norwegian aviator, have ljklu,e. *, 26,000 a c r e s . ________ position” The sheriff elect was John’s plans for the future inside. Police records sT traders in the stock a t the E ast­ marked contrast with activities returned to their base* after FLY Bit LANDS jthe recipient df ’numerous cs t»tcr'a car was of the past tlx weeks. The oil* . BON k il l s p a t h k b ern point*. . , and motors staged a moderate flights over the ice-float* off the hav* been shrouded in mystery the name of 1 f f ralulationa this morning after the A few of the E astern bank north coast of BpRabergen with­ and like Ids father he has re­ tho Hotel Richmond. At MITCHEL FIELD. N. Y.. June results of the recount had been CHICAGO. June 18. - (IN S)— IB.—(IN S)—Captain Emilio Car­ etocka sold off moderately, but rally in the forenoon, but en­ out sighting any memhore of the mained sllqnt. He plans to go to it WM a i d Miss Sherein left heavy offerings of I passed along the business section. Stanley Piekut Jr.. 20. was heW. fresh weakness in this atock did countered Nobile expedition, according to Wisconsin to see his parents for a Ipst March, not leaving a ranza, Mexican ace. landed here at “It’s all over now and we can todav on clmrgep of technical 10 o’clock this morning. l-a rra n u not loosen a flood of liquidation stock'on the advance, and thus the word from King’* Bay this aft*r- few weeks but hi* plans after that lug address. . . u/, path of least resistance for prices settle down to work one® more,’’ wore not known today. . . 5f„V*r ” n‘ » in r <5- a w r t g j - hopped of/ from BrfUng H*>ld, as it did in the ta rty p a rt of noo. . m told one group of friends and was downward, . ing> ot his father, Stanley Piekut. Washington w l t o r In tM morning. last weak. . ______ •dmirera a .they eatended fellcita- :ount Results Give /inner Majority Of It Votes Over C. M. [iind,TJheIiieiunbent \X PlaneLands MOTHER OF GIRL American OnSurfaceOfRough Inlet,Having FLYER IS HAPPY Welsh Stale Cops Insure RunLowOnGasoline Order During Meet OVER GOOD NEWS Expresses Feeling Of His Confidence ren Precincts re Recanvassed M 2400 Mile Flight Is Another [Clelland Gains In Svery Place With Single Exception Large. Crowd IsDisap** pointed When Avia- ! tors Stick To Ship WEEK-END RAINS CALL FORTH NEW FLOOD WARNINGS HOOVER WILL NOT PRESIDENT FINDS RESIGN CABINET FISHING POOR ON SAYS SECRETARY FIRST ATTEMPTS or I h!1 i Police Seek B lo n d Who Fled Her Taxi After Fatal S h o ts President’s S o n I s Graduated Without Family’s P resence Stock Market Experiences Dullest Business Since 1st Week In March Italian A viator Is Planning A n oth er Search For N o b ile 46- r&i im i . 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Jo h n and K a th e r in e S e n k n r lk ............. , TOWN KKNIFfl IIO M K ST K .in As Mi 3 31 lo P»«» fl| Srmjnolr founty Mrrnnts. 2* 3| 31 31 21 33 21 33 21 33 21 21 liU Unknown .......... ........... 20.5* to Unknown ..............;...... 19.98 to Unknown .................. 19.98 SO Vincent Ifetreril ....... 39.51 HE 32 21 23 20 U n k n o w n .......................... 7.31 E 14 of HW U anil It HW >4 of HE 14 32 21 33 120 V incent lle tre e il ...... i.„. 39.81 Atl of the IuiiiIn ileserllteil In the f oreRoliiK-lying anil being In the < minty of Seminole anil State of Florida. Where tho word “Town, ship" or abhre\latlon therefor ocenis It shall lie held to mean Town, shin South of Tallahassee, and where the word “Itanice" or a b b r e v ­ iation therefor occurs, It slmll he held to menu Mango East of Tulin. O range ‘ N aval H turrs Co. Sirs. SI. F. W lllU nm on 21 SI 10 O ra n g e N u m l Hlores Co. • -- ‘ mIM1 V (l *'• * • - . 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I m p u r i t i e s t h a t g e t tlte on h u lp ln g N n tu r o hu jld m o rn ah cl tip p e r b u n d b e c a u s e ( b e s y s t e m is tnnro red ce lls u n lit y o u r w h o lo <4 r.tfirvliiB fo r w a n t o f h e a lth y , rich, body la t in g l in g w i t h j —; life and v ib r a t i n g 'N r e d blood! w ith vim , v ig o r 1 B u t you Ju st r l e s n s o y r u . vltulIIy. You feel l l k o \ ^ ^ ^ ^ J a n d build u p th o rcd-hlood-cclls y o u r s e lf ag a in . \ k r .k e » k A / a n d w a tc h th o r h e u m a tia tn v a n i s h ! O. t F. R. S. r i g h t V y / W hy, 8 . 8 . 8 . w ill aid N a t u r e p u t so '" m a n y m illio n s of rod blood-colla In n o w —b u ild u p y o ttr ‘ y o u r s y s t e m t h a t th o I m p u ritie s blood to w h e r o It la p u r e , rod a n d t h a t c a u s o y o u r rhoimiatlr.in u n h e a lth y . 8 . S. S. la th o s u r e w ay. d r iv e n o u t — t h e y c a n ' t s t a n d p u re , All d r u g g i s t s acll S. S. 8 . Got th e Unnrt ! la r g e r b o ttle . J t’»;jnpr'.'' e c o n o m ic al. Of course you do; everybody docs. - Just run over in your mind the various at-' tides that' you have purchased & tlte last week or iiie last ihonth. foods? Your breakfast fruits, cereal sa n d W o n arc all advertised Prob• •• *■' *........... * ‘ ^ ft; . i, \ ......... ... ij ably that is how you first cam e.toknow to know o f them—through advertising,1 Probably the shoes you are wearing, • or tije dress or suit you have on are equally • i .. U an d NW C m tlO T A Si better gas ranges, hot water, heaters, dish and clothes washers, cooking • »* m | | f J w, kinds—practically everything you , •« • • • t use is advertised.- You buy ducts because you have confidence in them. You know, that a m • *# • ' f , i | i\ ## * **« not afford to advertise shoddy or unworthy merchandise. of insurance. HU Vincent lln tie e d . . . It ‘gives you a 'feeling of perfect confid 1 — • • « « • • • « i 1 ,1 , encc ad safety when you ask for an advertised"brandy'for<you know that you wili The last breath ? they ever take W U of NE q V N K . kinds are extensively advertised. • What about the *kitchen? , of HE t ........ j, W •* of H!: U ^a nuf d -W t , of BE H o t HE It . : HVV 14 of 8 0 U 1 »« Tn the home. - On the floor art rugs and rugs and linoleum-rrthe Advertising is ,3 ; ■ • * • • • • -- well-known advertised makes, and you are proud of them. . n get the quality and service you expect. The name is the guarantee. Death to . . flies . . mosquitoes . . and roaches The more you read advertising the more •you will know about human progress. B You will become well posted in almost every line of human endeavor arid/a canny ••• •. LACK Flag d o e s n ’t wait f o r flicsorinosqultocs to conic to it. It goes to them—and kills them. And gets every '„nc of the pests. N ot one escapes this deadliest of insect-killers. . As for roaches, ants, lied-bugs, fleas and moths it completely rids your home of tliese pests. Black Flag contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that they breathe—and die. It is absolutely harmless to humans and animals. Try it. Two forms, equally deadly — Liquid and Powder, At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder 15c up. judge of values. Reading advertisements is a fine habit. » Cultivate it< 3N Vincent Mi-trved <u j. u U utie r ..... of An I t r r n r d r * I a»1 3 Block A ............ Lot 4. Block P •a o n n i c h i l i o r a IJ s ■ 'L d l 11 Block C ...... How about H er or*.. T. W. M a tb r w . Unknown nknowq .... .. nknowp s_. , . SI. F. M n tb e n n \ A n 'W v ^ r * , * I a P la t llnak Nn. 3 r« S r m l n . t r C. fo r th e p in t liquid POWDER are the iafest investments LIQUID K IL L S IN S E C T S ' ' Urn K lim A. C raven T. W. i l a t b . M . ..... Unkuown ................... Unknown ________ _ W. K. flPavrn . . !>’. F. A m n ».,hi ........... KILLS MOSQOIKXV -D HOM) » M k 1 tn i c �m \'.,T W v. THE S i i*' With Tammany In Control' m»)■V, ie Sanford Herald .— . a k l l i h N r w r « i lM N k d ir at toklaH , m Macaalla At tlM tt M ■/wV4/ )A, MONDAY “ vX/J. , , 18, 1928 '#7V V THE CLEARING HOUSE' ASSURED? SANFOftD, FORUM competition wii.T ... ,c*l cpmn<;{itonf. H the clearing ho;1*„ I*™ cutting, stops •0Ver5f)i w particular iruuket, v ilh;ul ; monts to avoid glu:U„ kets, im prove the .vuin-afj of the pack, provide* „ h" , system of saltr. nrd shinMta— creates an adequate f,in(j-7 j « ounl advertising. i; ™ \ than ju stify its , s U Ui.f work th at a n . u . „ u,.v . ' 7 ? form ulation. Ti.e-c tjtL , 4 ^ litvo, il wii: do. ‘f ' The clearing , f. only legal and j.raeticji * of the problem, which is merely that of marketing a 1 increasing volume of frilit . . j . th a t will assure tho p n d a w H retu rn ; and, as ,T. A. ti.iffi. this is “ the simplest hi*, undertaken in Florida." “ HOORAY FOR AL SMITH! We realize th at w e are placing ourself in tfie position “o f • TA5IFA TRIBUNE rb itrrrd aa m a il r f a a a m a t t e r the dog barking at the moon by saying anything fu rth e” Sanford Herald: {M arlin war. defeated by lion- Park Affiliations of shipping agenclen j his shipments, where dcJtm cJ, O a t * > « r ST, I S I S , a t « k a P n t a l f t w against the presidential us pern t ions o f A1 Sm ith. Florida E ditor • I K ik f a n l , F lo r id a , m i n In your Thursday .edition of the Trammell. You may righteously or ndapcmlent and co-operativo, with | prices asked, sales made n t what C w u m * o f H a n k S, 1MT. Democrats have stamped with indelible disapproval his nom­ Herald your 'Editorial page was wi-uiigfully otnm» it on Hathaway clearing house have reached 1price; and it will standardize pack­ i and y et he seem s to be marching par-excellenf, except) the article:-— for doubling up two from Duval tho l l O M . A X I I I..' 1I R A IS I ______ I M I l t r ination by ' the party, the point where tho Committee ing, regulate shipments and ednII. n o w A n u 111:11 0 ___ __ H a s a s t r With .some "An Epidemic of G ratt,” thnC .County to run Florida’s aolect of Fifty, through Its campaign I . A K I . I J I g J O X K t M n n n p l s s ITdltnT steadily toward the desired goal at Houston. duct system atic advertising,of the 088 delegates already committed to liim, the necessary num­ went too f a r in showing how you governing p o t:.; jus. director, feels authorized to ai- Florida product. " S lltia cn il-T IO N HATKH stand uolillcaily. I m ust Luy m a t l am a protest- r,.:r* all growers, In a statem ent <f«r Y c n r . .................... ____ ___ ST.QO ber o f 7:13 1*3 seems only a m atter of possibly an extra rollDaily the clearing house will re-, ............ S.T..V, call or two. ‘ You refer to H erbert Hoover nnt, my ancestors wore protest- p^jllshod in yesterday’s Tribune, #ltt H mtivIiii . . . . . . . . 1 h r u i M o n t h * ..... .... ceive Information us to (he con­ that they will have a t their service as a "nigger lover,” on the one ant's and I hope my children will U r I ' a r v l o r i w r S > , k ____ * 0.11 But Smith is nut the parly’s nominee yet. There is n hard, ar.d t V r you c^me back at .continue to be sc, but I will give in tho oJgnnizatom, adequate dition of every m arket. It may. The l l r r n l i l , k k « ( « r iT « p l n n r n t t t * - sligh t chance that n resolute minority o f Southern delegate At Smith <*n the other, trying t > A1 Smith my full-fiedged support packing nnd chipping facilities to if it sccins best, forbid zhipn.ents l < « « mI>-i-i IIm-« In tb » lu irra n handle 8U percent of the citrus to m arketc that are overloaded. It tfun 'll N r w « S r r t l r f . t m l t l a i f r o m can still keep those delegates, from stales which invariably show that you a». fair to Lc,th for his eloction os our President I h t . lUMFflnr »t< n *.r,*nnlirmliin cnulJ, under the law, set a ,m in i­ political part km’ I’residentlr’ If he is nominated, because 1 crop of too Btate. vote Republican, from cramming down their throats this I * . m l , t h r n a a a d War da dul l , r w t r r Additions to tiis shipper roster mum price of grades, sizes and A epirantC when h i 're a lity it i 1. v: row altho a Southerner I am U f a ll tkr I r a i l a r u n i t » f ( h r product of Tammany. Of course, it he does become the just a way you have in hitting tout it takes a mono syllable trio of tho clearing house are announc­ varieties. Thus it would accomplish ettllf n n r l a . T k r I. TV. .1. 14 r ed daily. One shipper,quoted yes­ ( irr la llp r t r i c l r n t In F l o r i d a n o d It'a standard bearer o f Democracy, v.e shall, like dutifui but (tu Ti*t SnniVr !' vc reread preach- dike Messrs. Dean, Berg nnd terday, said his company had be­ the end mentioned by K r. Morton tiMtmtrr a t b n u d l l o * . t a l e * c n » la tiurqb Democrats, swallow our pride and our typewriter, and in his address Tuesday before the tb and m inisters) tho logical Jone3 to elect ' h mono-syllable come convinced nfler n llk im t m an!. mature Tampa Rotary Club—it would take keep lour mouths shut until after the November election, but Democratic presidential nominee Smith to the H ighest Office in consideration, V kc llrrn ld la a n i r m t .e r « f Iht! th a t the clearing J Vwilll t l u i r n * a t C lr r n la t Itum. a the land, and you havo my support house is “nn nttom pt to accom­ Florida citrus o at of competition until lie is named the party’s choice, we feel that we still from New York. l o | » i i ia l l iu m l AaaonlatiiHi o f t’n h with Florida citrus and put it into nnd continue on' n* you have been Up to this. ariRlt;. I .hive en­ plish something for tho citrus in­ A itrrtla n t am t A l v f t l l a - have « right to say w hat we think o f him. doing. j :• In. A raat* i r h lr h tr a .lr r rnrb dustry” and that the clearing joyed your editorials' considerable The following editorial from the conservative N ew York I'MbMahrr M f i n k r r In . n H . l l t t « a house “s?l up” promises for Flor­ • Sincerely. and v,-ns »n Ar\Li-^mith, ur.ttt I l^ n n k id i nudll ol M ib in lp lln a ida “a grenter degree or pros­ il«ia In i-rilrr t o a r r l f p a h . a l n t r l ? Herald Tribune, a'Republican newspaper, but one which is saw plainly th h r'c rille isW hurled CHARLES J: FARiNSWORTII “Customer Ownership 0f Electrical all r la t i a a o f r i r v n t a t i o a , n* n r l t ■« honest as v e il ns courageous.texplains one reason w hy we perity. a t him is ho lopsided nrd which Gen. Del. ••nnrat f i u . l n r . a m r lh n d a . Wr take it froia Mr. C oreys think A1 Smith would not mal':c a suitable president of the tendn to come hack to the e n ­ Industry Safeguards Public Interesttf vironment ami state mid county United States: Tullfilmssee Morning State hist statem ent th at the Committee of MONDAY. JUNE 18. Fifty now considers tho clearing of the editorial w riter, guarantee­ week ran n picture of "Miss Mis­ The various graft- investigations now under Says Minneapolis Joumil ’ souri” who will be in the bathing house assured, whether or not ing his election if nominated. ' BIHLB VERSE FOIl TODAY way may result, as did the miik graft investigation, Ixjok upon our big-little city of beauty contest n t Galveston. We the remaining shipper* conic in In more than one sense tka . l : in the punishment of a few minor offenders. These Sanford, Florida, with over four undondntid now why Missouri is to the organization. Still wo inusl irlc llffht nRd p , » , r MAN’S WAYS—For the ways of continue tn express the hope that w ill be petty officials whose hunger for easy money million dolnni tho much to carry culled the “show m e ' state.—Cler­ a publicjitility l he movement may become un­ tian are before the eyes of the < to Judgment Day- Can you say mont Press outran their discretion. Every exposure of official animous or pratically so, with all .nrd, and he pondereth all his goIn point of fuct, thiB industry h i *. ■. there was none or is none or hns dishonesty mnkes plainer the necessity of some bet----’ the shippers of nay standing or nga.—Prov. 6:21. been Hiiy g ra ft by the city officials now publicly owned through 0,1 If the funner* decide to organize influence la the industry actively ter way to Insure the public funds against theTt. PHAYERa—Dear Lord, may our of this celery town ? People in a third party, they''should by all h h s o c listed in i t ' operation and i investments of some three Graft has been so long practiced in this city that rep* he ordered by Thee. gehcral know something has been inouns nominate McNnry nnd Hau­ sharing its benefits. , rhm o holders, insurance compu-l tho grafter of to-day is an expert in law evasion. nnd is absolutely um) jm ltlvcly gen—The Dcs Moines TribuneWe shall m b ' a misumler ttam. ics, savings banks and public 1%./ "Robbers E nter Ayers’ Home "Power roniolldnHe has found many ways to line his pockets w ith wrong somewhere. Can you Blame Capital. ioi- ia some quarters a** to the rci i tion Is on tlis slitulions in its sec ulit its. 5 or Fourth Time”—headline. If dishonest gains and still remain within the law, the Hon. John \V. Mmtin for riot purposes of tiie clearing house. H .’nrC*. Il Is on ecos first you don't succeed........... doing something to this stnle of or at least beyontUthc possibility of detection. Only because of the intrintir 1 Slowly science prolongs life and is not a 3el’ing agency, it will --------- —o . ■ n/Xa^Jr^.A’o.ti, supported him and thus crah lca.y o u to b u y -a few have no packing houses: but it' soUndnesa of electric lh-|,{ .The charter.of the City of New^York "W hite Injured when Machine K an i n tic, a t i l r s s . jaL ,^»»«g<v;;+TTrtr Arc you going more things on the installm ent will collect and distribute inform ipower companlea whiil*—Oh—a*: li|K. Tlio ownerDestroyed”—hesdline in the disLliut an official who violates its provisions is to blame the present, mayor of plan.—St* I'c^e^byrp Times. _ _ -tbm.-cacb-ibippwMgiving each *lo erlcnn,principle of individual j^l iualoned—- Jacksonville Journal. - of only a misdemeanor. A public officer jptty,jhJib-_ Sanford for liie ruination of pubtir O. ?itintive baa built, has haCa-iunajL So was Hathaway. witJciy.'iinftrfniir erately enrich him self through participation in uur onfidence^ and political g raft nnti the itlNtrlhnbeen made possible. cosily eoniewhero in our . profitaJitA iip??J^7 - l'^ a^ -h u siijcss with his-depert -Ton c*Jf" on niiacc. -Evanston, IU., has a regulation Vlirn. unit If m idst? ment and still be safe from prosecution for felony. G u r u t h e in c e n tiv e htiiili n.g. Ifrcaler power a t Lnthcrs can not cough while On tho other side,- can you i on.nollitntlon Is Moreover, although he may share in the profits of vidur.I e n t e r p r i s e nlwnyx |ir..vi,i«| i the beaches. We suppose the nliiiii.Tt.lv offocihonestly blr.me A1 Smith for graft rtl, It will In- ownt h e p o w e r c o m pun i« a Imv,. .at rirj a company which does business with the city, un­ >ung shicks will have to carry th a t is or lias been happening in r.l t.y nillltonr and an shooters now to a ttra c t s t ­ t h e i r c e r v ic e s to in o ie than less that company receives money from the city will tm op**rnt«-il New York City? If you do, you In the pnhllr Ination. o n t e e n m illio n h o m e s, and u f f ii ir il treasury, he is immune from prosecution. He may, also blame Governor M artin for icri’Kl by pi Ivato ---------- o----------ec o n o m ic * in th e production and ] niannaemriii.” — through the authority conferred upon him, permit the graft, misapplications and proMlnneapotl* Joitrrim farm ers cried in the convenftonged corruption in tint only out t r a n s m i s s i o n o f service, whirl, hi I a company in which he is a shareholder, or a nal. >n, **\Vc do not want Hoover: any city of Sanford, l>u» nlm in numt u r n h a v o m a d e f o r cm? concern in which he is a partner, in buy from the her man will do.” Let the Demrrons other Florida Towns* u n c ia l s t r u c t u r e s a n d substaniiiT city lower than competitors who nurclnse various ats nominate a good man from .Again if y e ldnm<> llio Mayor r e d u c t i o n s in r a t e s to l In- puLlic. I city-conferred privileges, and still keep within Dm j middle west and see where the of New York City. You nl:<o blame O n ly nn t h i s p rin c ip le of iiuliwd-i law. raters stand then. our Mayor <>f Sanford, or buib him u u l I n i t i a t i v e i* n i f r g u u u l i d in ■ o-------Often outsiders, tvho hold im of in e, secure valu­ nnd his immediate precedoKsor for t h e f u t u r e , c u n t h e public L* irSenator Curtis, Republican vice this state of particular internal able contracts through their friendship with cily sidcntiul nomlaee, has Indian nure.l t h a t it* in te r n e t ;, in.livid-1 affairs. officials. Naturally, they “split” the profits, but od iz his veins. If he should be u a l ly atnl c o llec tive ly, in the <v.rIf you sny A1 Smith's character there is no record of the division, and consequently vied, and should later become besmirched ran you ray Gov. in e i * u i i i i g so lid ity and u-ieftdi.i-sj a district attorney is powerless to take action. In sicicnL, he will bo the firs t na­ M artin's in not, or llmir political o f t h e e l e c t r i c lig h t and |«.u,r view of tho laxity of the law regulating the conduct il ruler of hia country. si!nation is contrast to one an( o m p u a i e s will be adequately i mof city officials, the astonishing thing is that any ot.licr are ro t? Hon. John W to tted . 'h ’s newspaper is opposed to all 1 am opening a shop in Sanford and will of them ever become involved in its toils. Recent il public expenditures ju st now disclosures show th at jjraft has been going on w ith­ be equipped to handle any kind of repair ich are not necessary either to out interruption for many years. Mayors have ure what baa been done in the work promptly. come nnd gone ami the city has been system atically t or to exploit Immediate opporand steadily robbed. The punishment «>f a few men Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan iiies for the future.—Jackson involved in the milk scandal did not in the least i Journal. I Inc., until new address is announced. ----------- O ' deter some of the insiders in the Street Cleaning % *•; us rcco..imend not only to Department from padding pay roils and “seamp­ , % win* like, history but also to ing” their work. Not only js there , po adequate < wln» Iih« wars, love, humor, Gas ^ Oil provision for the punishment of ru<)i rascality, but nice, action, loyalty, pathos, there is no efficient city machinery for detecting it, dull y, cci rage, intrigue, and t «dy, Emi) Ludwig’s Napoleon. The sort of thieving which ha- been in oper.;<y Iinve junt finished it and find lion in a number of city departments would have Corner Firut St. nnd Sanford A yc. % iurinating. been detected within a few mouths by any well Phone 102—J ---- -- —o-----------organizes! business em uern. lint Ini. mess toncenis mi i.'si'.'k lent writing in Sunare not run in the interest of unliti< •, nor are they * m w-iH,|i"rs, explains how institutions to enable a political organization to i dii la cd the Republican flliei.‘. Tl.. story, he says, is enrich it.- loyal supporters. If every man in the tnd for by two "reputabla Street Cleaning D quainteni who h.iu accepted who listened in on telephone bribes or stolen none;, in other way.*, were seel to to the White House. That dis jail, the bosim vs n f g 'a l’t ot'oliahl.v would lie re its the whole story, ns, obsinned in a few days under n system v. iiiili would dy, no reputablo man would enable the thieves to keep within the low. New York n in on another's telephone City has been dominated politically for a long tine1 by an organization wh'ch is increasing in adroit­ iving through Haines Cily ness and intelligence with every year. Us support itly, wo were Impressed by comes in a large measure from graft, and it is unuxuutly beautiful and well learning how to “graft and get aw ay” far more god park in the center of the rapidly than tlm public, whose money supports it, city. A multitude of vari­ ed flowers make it look like is learning lunv to conalnici q graft-proof city ;e bouquet. Immense zinnias, government. mt canna lilies, delicate peOf course. At Smith is not mayor of New York, but he I tube 50c Mennen Shaving Cream i and flaming salvia had ben; By DR. J. a HOWELL d in abundance around tin- was elected governor of New York by New York City votes 200 West Cor* Avenue 1 50c pkg. Gillette Razor Blades walks and rock fountains. Be and by New York Cily votes alone, the rest of the state c-m AMBULANT PHOCTOLOGT ENt)OK8«D[ being of great personal dc- sistently voting against him. He was elected by Now.York 1 bottle 50c Shaving Lotion and satisfaction to the people City simply because he was a product and a tool o f the sam • 200 West Gore Ave. live there, this park ia some- Tammany Iinll of which Mayor Walker and his city admin to be long remembered by Orlando. Florida %-crs who see it on their way istration are products. And in our opinion, if Smith wen 1 elected president of this country the same Tammany pul A Jt (1 .Met hod X a O O fta s d r1 sh. i r . r l h l t . a m atter 1 pkg. Coly Face Powder Tkt Old IV«r iticiuns, who are responsible for the crooked conditions ii ---------- o---------HICK PEOPI.B and d istrib u tio n of You knuRlw n Alhe Vhfrtf ^ • (■■"■lil VutiMr ( l i s t I n d i a r a t l o n , r n n rcntlcmun waded into this New York City, would be in control of our national govern l . u bur u 1 M raao-pam.il sark •t l l i a l l i i n . n u l l r r c l n l d f t i i r a i f lit h a r k ass. f c s poll at' m r k r im the other afternoon with a ment, a situation certainly not to be desired. lalnlaK ISO pmin.la 1 Powder Puff f in or i o f f h r l r I r o u t i l r a . W r i t e o r Uiw *xmo ro MS. f c n — o f p l a n t f o o d u n lr rantnlalna IMi •h o u r 4.1IIS l o r f r r e l l t r r n t u r r n n d >f the Ledger ami Star-Tele* 04 He JUI flinaili M S — 1111 fille r. You U h aw a r . ■---------- o---------puunda of plant ■onaultmloN. • u v r t h e r o a l oil M k u sv . U k M tx " in hand, and a forefinger food and IU) ! »r J o n r i i b C o r n l n I l o n r l l freigh t, lin ulaa* 1 bottle Coty Perfume MS. ru is r pounds uf filler. A Broken Leg i editorial and inquired if I hr I I o n r II Hnnltn r lu m , VIM W . Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering By Factory Expert C. Killingsworth HINTS AT TH E Union Pharmacy 10 FERTILIZER, ritcr was at hand. The intion th a t the w riter was before him was reluctantly cd. This sounds paradoxil what the gentleman wants to expreaa in peraon his e appreciation for an edi* in th at ikaue of the paper, lon't often make a peraonal ) tell a fellow th a t aomeie has done is good; some* hey will mention it in passt if they don‘t like it, they me to sco him.—Lakeland There in an old saying: that “Blood will tell," hut the adage doesn’t say ju st what it is that Idood tells. It also doesn’t say whether blood tells the truth or falsehoods. Wr have seen people with good blood for whom the blood told it so softly that when the crisis came, when bankruptcy, dis­ aster, or danger altered things, what the blood told couldn't be heard by best friends two or three feet away. We believe that in animals, blood tells more thun il does in people. We have seen many good mongrels, mongrel: that are faithful to the death, mongrels that ure loved b\ boys as no other thing is loved, but it takes the high blooded dogs to run the sw iftest, to leap the farthest, to scale the iher columns of this page highest wulls, to fight the longest Tim* the hardest. Points roduce a letter from a cer- may not mean much in them selves, but collectively they “Charles J. Farnsw orth.” make the best pointers. vc believe is an anonymous So it is with horses. Blooded horses are nervous. Thov ince the City Directory reveal any such character, chafe at the bit. T hey,stam p and rear, shy ten feet at a print his letter partly be- little piece of paper, and fall over backwards if checked up e always like to present to suddenly. But when stretched out at full length, the onei iers both sides of any con- with the best blood come in first.. They take the highest pqrtly because we don't jumps, anil stay in the race until they drop dead from sheer at he thinks about it any- exhaustion. a still do!—and partly beis a m atter of relatively W e,w ere reading yesterday about Scapa Flow, famous nsequence wlvat cither of. son of the even more famous Man o ’ War. Scapa Flow fell S about it. ’nov't'-ne v wpe i■1 1 the Brooklyn Handicap recently atld broke his leg. Wo iat that in the future our ' "• wonder what spirit flamed in his game young heart, ns he desiring to “break into” ord Forum sliall not o n ly leaped up riderless, with broken leg, and hobbled o ff as faBt ...... .......... r real names, as has........... been as ht‘ ''"'Id. straight for the wire. The warm blood from in the past, but shall a ls o la,H ,l-v generations "I* liorpcH seldom beaten, made him do that, address where they cun be / *,c ° f d e f e a t w a s greater for him than the agony of i Jbroken leg. i« rr A ir . Orlnndo, F l a Hprrlnlltlntf n (■ >lrii-lulr>llul null rrrtal llRroaru, H « r n r r c r l t l n j uiilrndlil rrl*» f h r r r u i i i t n l o f m n l r u a n d • k i n i n m i - r « lij | h r u » r of n i n r i u . ' r n f r d nun r u j a noil r l c c f r l r l t r . BATAVIA TIRES 1 WHY PAY FREIGHT ON FILLER? T h e O p e n -F o r m u la , N o I'lllr r lu e lb o d , o r la ln n le il by t h e in n iin c rn t e a l o f t h i s e o u t p a n r , w i l l m e a n a d d e d p r o f i t s t n r m i In Its s a v lr\c l a f r e l a h l , h a n d l i n g , p tr . Y o u w l l a l s o p e t Q U A L I T Y f e r t i l i s e r , a s w e fr ll r im t h e r \ a e l p o u m la v e uf r a r h a ta te r la l m ix e d lu our lira a d s . A mmo GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS Meaning that your money will run you for one year if the tire falls to do so. WAGONER Furniture Co. 813 E.- First St. * 3 tubes Squibb Tooth Paste, 40c size Two 50c size nnd ™ one 25c size 5 cans Mennen Talcum Pow- $1 der L "th is : 5 cans John- Si son Daby Powder •** j v*,. v.O. 5 Cakes Wood- j f bury Soap AMMO*PO*-lhe perfect top dresser. .T he orlglnul, nat­ ural product, containing 32* per cent Plant Food. Con­ tains no Borax or chlorine* , ,— W rite for our New „ „ Farm Record Book—1 ATLANTIC & GULF FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE R. W. D EAN E, A gent FLORIDA Sanford, Florida. *>> W tW A y ■* . Squibbs Milk Magnesia — ------------- -— ^ - e t h is NOT CHEAP They are good and .i ^ 3 bottles 50c Brilliantine X . Many Other Values To Select From These Specials For Dollar Day Only Come Early—Get Your Choice UNION 111 E. First St. We Deliver Phone 875 �I aiHHT Office Telephone *48 lWRS. t’Rfetl S. D A i'C ti R i - -g o tiiiy E a r t d p i r t s l i i n t , T el: MISS ELOISE BRADY BECOMES BRIDE OP GLENN WIMBISH AT HIGH NOON MONDAY Executive Board of the AuxilSy of the Presbyterian Church HI m e e t,a t 3:60 o’clock nt the icrch. • , . ■ prayer B ind of the Auxiliary Hie' Presbyterian Church will ft at 3:&0 o’clock at the church lusineos thee ting of the Auxilr of thV Presbytorinn -ChUrch Jni'be hbld a t 4:00 o’clock a t the ■lurch, i ‘' * * Elegant in its simplicity w«s , ’TUESDAY ' ‘Mrs. SAmbe) Phleston *1X111 entrtain the ltlemoera of the Dujjeste Bridge Club a t 2:45 o’clock g~h*r homo in Rose Court. "Auxiliary of the American Le­ gion will ipeet a t 4:0^ o'clock : t»l: tie home of Mrs,; George W. Knight In Sfm Lnnta. j|-j AvasaNaaAt Nellie .T urner Circle of thi first B aptist Church will meet at W- H. Hand,us.h6stesses . THURSDAY |! Seminole Chapter Number, 2 0 E. S. will meet a t 7:30 o’clock at (he Masonic Temple. There will t>< initiation.'-. Officers of Pioneei ^impiety •Winter. Park,Tri U J f a ^ The Kansas Ciiy convention Inst week nominated S e n a to r! above oh the firs t bal\ht to serve as vice-president with Hei? ibllcan ticket. ScnutohfCnrtia has been_con: Hoover c n rET horse candidate for • t h e ' prc(ildehtial_7lot “-fiflrtn n i forced into second place by the landslide for- lioover./Zl Us is reported to have u strong following in the middle west. ir~:---- ;------------ = • -■ ilrs. Bowers Honored With; Bridge PRrty ; Mrs. Roy C ., Bowers who left Saturday fo r Charleston, West Vn„ was the guest of honor Friday af­ ternoon at a lovely bridge party given bx .her sister, Mrs. John Walker McGlanicry at her homo in Orlando. "■"AdflCting' the rooms where the card tamlPs^gd been arranged for the gamoe'WenT'Jr variety of pret­ ty Spring flowers in baskets and bowls. i When, the gnmes had been con­ cluded the .firs t prize, n lavender flower bpwl, was awarded Mrs. Floyd Palmer, The cut prize, a novel flower holder, was won by Mrs. Edward Higgins. Mrs. Bower-* was presented a mesh bag as <■ gift from her hostess. Late in the afternoon the bridge accessories were removed nnd re­ freshments consisting of n dainty ice course was served by the hostess. The guests were Mrs. R. R. Deas, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs. Floyd. P alm er,1Mrs. Ernest Hous holder. Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. J. C. Berison of Sanford und Mrs. French oj Orlando. MrS.:Wallace R e i d In Milaite P i c t u r e The one outstanding sensa­ tional film \ot jthe past dozen years is unquestionably Mrs/ Wallace Reids* reednt release "The Red Kimono", Which will be presented Monday ; a r ^ « r''MUune Theatre. In the IfBfrtj'jif* *moilyrn conditions it is only a true but justlfynble exposition of facts, which have grown *° amazingly (a its toiy upon the youth of America, and especially upon womanhood as to have attracted world wide nttcntloA'' — The drain , of the underworld upon the beauty, nnd frequently the innodtftiPt of girlhood has grown so ,,k|U)nllingly ns to ntf tract th^ attention of the League of N'atlonl|i ahd many n nation Kquirnu, tmdef revelations thut have been brought to light, and successfully introduced at their last convention a modification of that country's indictment. Fortunately philnnthrrKiy, which teuld not give of its means more boldly, conducted an inde­ pendent' *nd exhaustive search, wbich sriu» aUppressed in a very large m easure by the League of NatioAj, shall be known to the worM,?•' This im i Is is the subject jubject Mrs. M rs. Wnllare W n lla r e Reid has brought into the sharp 'j light n t reality ns the film un­ roll* Its dar(ng story; there is no misunderstanding of its Intent, its unukual and intimate attention to details. Though it mokes one 'i at aIt . •takes - . . hold . . .of the. . heart, . # j Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Dq Couracy I'Jid family are spending the summer nt Daytona Bench, hav­ ing rented n cottage there for the Miss Thelma Wells of Arcadia season. in visiting here as the guest of Mrs. Clyde Byrd. Mrs. Wallace W right left day for Hot Springs, Aik. Mr. nnd Mrs. Braxton L. Per­ she will join her mother, kins anil family spent the day Roberta Howard nnd sister Sunday nt Daytona Beach. Purvis of Augusta, (In. Personals Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Don's, Rich­ Mr. and M r* A. B. Peterson ard Dens and Mrs Hairy Ward nnd two young sons Bobbin and spent the day Sunday nt Daytona Tommie returned home Friday neuch. from I’ablo Beach where they Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow have been spending several weeks. is visiting in tin- city as the Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy C. Bower guest of Miss Sara Warren Kannnd two sons, Hurry und Robert terby. left Saturday for Charleston. Miss Camilla Deus is spending West Va. where they will spend a short time nt Daytona Bench ns several weeks. the guest of Miss Alice l)e Cour* scy. Mr. and Mrs. K. M., Walker left Sunday for Quitman, fia. Mr, und Mrs. J. E. Rowland re­ where tb*y were culled by the turned home Sunday from Vidette, critical illness of Mr. W alker’s Gn. where they have been spend" mother, Mrs. I. F. Walker. ing the pm t fortnight, , Mra. Rutland L. Dean returned * James L. Wells returned- home from Friday 'rnni Charleston. S. C. home Monday afternoon where ho at tended the funeral of Atlanta, On whore she spent the woek-end ns the guest of Capt. J. C. Murchison. and Mrs A. G, Wing. She was acDr. Ralph Stevens, who is at* com pained home by her mother, tending tin- National Guard camp Mrs.’ John Oliver, who is recup­ at Camp Johnson spent the week­ erating from a recent illness. f end in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pierce of West Palm Beach spent the day here Saturday ns the guests of M.- and Mrs. John Leonurdi. Miss Sara Warren Ettsterby and house guest, Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow, spent Sun­ day very pleasantly at Daytona Bench. Joe Hugh Reese of West Palm Bench spent Saturday in Sanford on business nnd while here was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John JEMHUtrdi. ’ *■'“ ^ A Fair Miss EarhartEarns Honor Of Being 1st Wontan ToSpanSea cd throughout the town for gaso line suitable for airplane use. Since "aviation gas" is practically unknown here it was not certain whether a supply could he obtain­ ed in the Lanelly district. Meanwhile he Friendship, with the flyers still on hoard, wan rid­ ing nt anchor two miles down the inlet from this town. It had-been brought in shore to a point about 3,r.O yards from land^I-ow tide pre­ vented it from approaching any closer. ■* (Continued From Page One) punions. “ We made it," were the jubilant words of Miss Earlm rt. Pilot Stultz nnd mechanic Gordon grin­ ned their delight over the success­ ful termination of the long nnd hazardous voyugc. . When the police bouts lunged alongside of the Friendship, Eurhurt und her two companions’ said they d h ^not intend to ^gn 'ashore. They asked that gusolin? be brought to the plants ns the fuel supidy had run dangerously (Continued From Pugt* One) low. Miss Enrhnrt said they had decided to continue to Southamp­ lonco of Starling, the very first ton as soon as the machine viras day, he made his inltiul cast, using' refuelled. Stultz had his machine under it leader with t h r e e f l f i s , a perfect control. A fter flying over three pound German Brown Trout this town the plane passed out over immediately struck. For five or the inlet and (lew inthc direc­ six minutes the fish gave battle, tion of the Estuary. The Friend­ then subsided. Starling was about ship circled the Estuary nt slight­ ly decreasing iiltitude and then ready to let it lake Water when dropped lightly upon the surface suddeuly jhc line whirred out of his reel and the fight was on uguiii. of the water. In the belief th at the fliers Finully netting his cslch he found would come uaharo a large crowd th a t just as he was about to land gathered on the water side In the big one—,u pound ami a half greet them- Soon, a boat came back Iluinbnw Trout bad struck nt one from the Friendship und reported of the other fllea. Two fish were on that the American flyers refused his line. Today the President plans to to leave their "ship.’’ They said they would hop off make bis deferred visit to ^fh e again for Southampton ns soon as temporary executive offices in they obtained a fresh supply of Superior Work has accumulated petrol," announced the boatmen. since last Wednesday und the uir This news was u big disappoint-, mail, abetted by /the army flymont to the townspeople but they corps hus luid down regularly hete. lingered along the waterfront Mr. Coolidge was to have conic in hoping that the’flyers would change Saturday, but rainy weather here und fuir skies over Cedar Islund thoir minds. Immediately upon the return of Lodge prompted him to stay there th e boat a Wild search was sta rt- .and fish instead. r e s id e n t F in d s ishingPoorQ n (Continued From Pago One) sylvunin Railroad. Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the vice-presidential nominee was expected here tomor­ row nnd will talk the situation over with Hoover. Hoover’s office announced that a telegram of congratulation hail been received from Senator GofT, of West Virginia, one of the enndi dates for the nomination. Goff pledged himself and his backers to "go on the firing line for Hoover und Curtis." The Curtis conference will be of considerable significance as it is expected the farm situation will be discussed Hoover already had definite ideas on tbv agricultural nituulion which he believes will np peal not only to the McNnryllaugenites of the Middle West, but to those elements which op­ pose tiu- equalization fee principle. M lu C leq. Yhsyer left Sunday for Waycross, G t. where she ^fcsaUaqcliiMlo wedding of MUs Cedlp Jailes and Mr. Ciirey S u tllv q ^ h g Will also ylslt (rlrn^s ■t Albany, Ga. before returning QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER H sallag, C rating Shipping, and Storage Elton J. Moiiglk Architect , T iro l N at’l Batik B Sanford, Fla. * STW AUGUSTINJJr— Ben Kims T iust Company opens for business in . its home on Cathedral Street. ° \ p a|r ODDS AND ENDS Regular 58.00 * • • • I tValues vs, Wednesday Only FORST’S . : The SRQjfard Atlantic National . j Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of .J * Sanford, - - - Fl> ODDS AND ENDS Regular $8.00 Values Wednesday Only 'FORST’S h for DOLLAR Your lig-ht summer dresses in sheer fa rics demand most expert cleanii work. , must, be h a ile d carefu with speci^rattention. LaYidy is prep? ed to give, tho;Wtj>fbf service^;A' phtf call will bring a k -p ^ jiu itiv e of “Sa ford’s* Leadings Dry ^teaner” to ^yo ..D A Y he rod fo r m any days. |1 > jv **. *----------- !— Hhrt Cherry, o£. Atlanta, Ga. (s 'lin in g bare V ith h is,a u n t, Mrs. 40 ACRES unimproved celery land in heart uf celery 4eetion with house. 4 acres clear* cd. Will Jesse, sell to rcsppn•dole pnrty or glVe Interest (or clearing. Address RX Herald. I Dollair Day by* gadye’s f t | j Specialty Shop. Special J L plans are neingr made for J L vj. »” the day. . Mrs. Sadye Baumel is in ^ew; York b u y in g - new summer ffftrftiehtB and acce&sories. These new purchases are ar­ riving: daily. Drop in and look thehi over. \ 'Children's Brassieres b i Linens Glass f f m t Bags Collars 1 ^Waste Baskets P id ttir^ s SADYE’S SPECIALTY SHOF! j !./-, �American. Athletes Have: ALSSET Leads T<» S l a y j n g Of MarkhamNegro’ George Jones, negro, is dead M id C i t y Team Seem s To Hltre Struck Its Stride: and Charlie Davis, another negro, Yankees Are W ay Ahead Ib 1 *n the county jail facing n charge of murder aa the result of *EW YORK, June 18.—O K B H - a fatal shooting early Sunday lobks like 1027 all.o v e r ngnin- morning In a lumber camp near I* S t. Louis ^Cardinals and the Markham. Jones Is said to have been w York Yankees in the world slain during a quarrel with Davis, Sporting an eight t a m e htng streak and a lead of three who was accused by Jones with tea over Cincinnati, th ^ CariI have tdP-thcir j 'pi Whets \ ip pe and A tW U M f* life nail on note. The Yankees, although I to an even break in Chicago 1:8b Louis,' increased their "lead l the Athletic from pevep to kt and a h alf gam es'during the it*rn trip and arc nearly. 200 Nntage points ahead of their 'l a s t year's m ark a t this stage of i'thd. n e e . *' |J Tha Yanks won nine and lost Pjtoor In the west. W hether the Mackmen still have a chance to ‘m op them will be determined to‘morrow when the two team s clash ‘f|g a .'doubledcader. The A's with -six wins in th eir-last eight games, ;M n all act for a killing* gVW lth Lucas and Luque out, Cin­ cinnati's . ' overworked pitching haVing p a id 'to o much attention to Jones’ .girl. The dead negro is mild by local authorities to have become incensed because Davis purchased a pair of silk stockings ior Jones' sweetheart.' " I l l feeling* had 'existed between the two men *for several weeks, thd authorities learned. Under the influence of liquor, Davis, who is described as a "bad negro,’’ Is said to have gone to Jones' home in the early moaning hours on Sunday. A fter a short argum ent, he is said to have fired upon Jones w ith a shotgun, the load penetrating the right chest. Dr. C. P.VInccnt, city physician, made an examination of the nrgro’s body. Deputies Chris Steph­ enson and D. E. Booth arrested Davis about 7:30 o’clock Sunday morning and lodged him in the county jail to aw ait a preliminary hearing on Tuesday. No coroner’s inquest is to be held, it was stated today. Savannah ... 27 35 .436 .444 .429 Columbus 23 42 .354 .304 .348 Selma ........... 22 42 .344 -754 .338 In both leafM s-are .barging i t - t h e i r usual psco-'_ . ^ jtiar w eak e r has.K suIled.jo. ' pitching. Ilazzy Vance lyn strike-out king, whiffed D and yielded only three hits itewashing the Cubs yestor- .t _.—. . , __■ v - -Hfrthov— W L .Pqt-AVnr Lose .Now York— 12-.7R*-.7fiS*f«8 pl.iladclpbia ..34 20 .630 .030 .(T18 St. Louis ..... 30 28 .517 .525 .508 Cleveland ... 20 31 .450 .400 .448 Washington 23 29 .442 .453 ,431 20 29 .408 .420 .400 23 35 .397 .107 .399 Detroit Ibidding the Browns to three hits Chicago 20 35 .304 .375 -157 'and winning 0 to 2, with the aid j i t Ruth’s 25th homer and Gehrig's ST. PETERSBURG— Fourth International Advertising Associa­ Mth. .Tha third three-hit performance tion recently held its 4th nnntinl r of the day was turned in by Sad convention here. -• B Sam usl Jones of tho Senators. He v blanked Detroit, 12 to 0, and hit *: a home ru n into tha bargain. The - Nate nicked four Tiger hurlors for Dy DAVIS J . WALSH ’ overtrained but Is coming back NEW YORK, June 18.—(IN S )— nicely. The defeat of lam Lerhiond Dr. Otto Pcltxer Is Hkcly to lw a t 5,000 m etres by MacaUlcy only a minor factor .in the Olympic Games a t Am sterdam. " Charley Borah probablv would be perm itted to nun in the fin a l tryouts a t Bos­ ton next month, if he recovered from hia illness In tho meantime. mere strci gth. Smith s time was Paavo Nurmi is in excellent form .the. |m t e rer*irmtde bjr An AHtetl-' altho igh there was a trick again and Edwin Wide is a bettor runner toduy than ho was In tho racord one * credited ,tft a, mep by 1924 Olympics- The American/ tijp name f Huntof. I t ia believed Olympic team of 1928 Is poten- now th a t be ran a lap phort-'' Robertsoh ftiaek' h lir belief* th a t tially 10 per cent stronger than the team s of 1920 and 1924, and, un­ America wii be stronger than a t fortunately, so is the foreign op­ any time sined 1912? on.the follow­ ing summ arization of the proposition. Sprlnters, good even if Bopnh Pcltxer, according to inform a­ tion received by Robertson from is definitely out of com pttilron; abroad has injured himself so bad­ 400 m etres, probably the best run­ ly in training th a t he plans to ners we ever had in this .'race, with s ta rt In neither the 800 or 1,500 Emerson Spencer favored by the metre races, in both of which he system of running the affair in holds the accepted world's records. lanes and Barbuti estim ated ns u The H err Doktor, it seems will better man than Reidpnth wns: hove less than four weeks train ­ 800 m etre and 1,500 m etres, con­ ing for the International games, siderably better If only for the when he recovers and has decided fact th n t llahn must be reckoned to enter only the 400 m eter hu r­ n real contender in both races. Improvement noted ngain In the dle race. Ills projected w ith­ drawal from the middle distances running of Smith nnd Ermoml. considerably lightens the load un­ who beut Johnny Rom ig iooijly der which Lloyd Hnhn, who rnn although the latte r rnn ns well oil 1:52-1-5 to on American 800 niqtro Saturday,ns .ho did hi placing thin! * record on Saturday, will labor nt in this race in 1924, v AmsterdamOther pertinent observations by the noted train er were ns follows: Lola ml Loche, judged by his curmako tho team . Frank Hussey rent form, will be hard pressed t > seems reasonably sure of breaking into the Spring qualifications with a A P a lr the Californians nnd Aubrey Bracey and George Simpson. There ia ODDS AN D ENDS little to choose between the latte r pr*ir. nlthougn Jlraccy bent the Regular $8.00 Values other twice in the N- C. A. A. Wednesday Only sprints. Chet Ilowmnn, held hack by injuries, will not make the team, although he is the current champion, Jackson Schulz was SALE For the benefit o f out o f town custom ers who w ill he shopping in Sanford on Dollar Day Wednesday, we have extended our store wide PRE-INVENTORY SALE, closing W EDNES­ DAY. Come to Speer’s 1 i/2 Yds. Sport Satin 3 BRUNSWICK Hill Hardware Company and ? Ball Hardware Company nro also ^ making arrangem ents to offering [.- something -attractive to shoppers /'W ednesday., Tho Hill Hardware / Company is- - planning a special J-Wlndow display. On Sanford Avenue, KunnerV tV Department Store and Dave's Dcpartm ent 'Store have announced % special Dollar , Day barguinH in Y.both clothing, hardware and gonT e r a l merchandise. " Myrtle's Doughnut Shop will ofB i e r ipccial Inducements and als'i f eerva meals for the hungry shopB p e r from out-of-town. The Great ^ Atlantic and - Pacific Tea Comp­ any’s three stores in Sanford will ? r announce special grocery offering* v ' tomorrow. The Arcade Delicatessen p. will also have liakery delicacies for aale. Plggly-W iggly' Stores will ul ao offer specials. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank is planning to carry its sav­ in g s campaign into Dollar Duy With the new book-savings banks ft la offoring those starting ac­ counts for one dollar or more. i WEST PALM BEACH —"Sun* tftiine Spiciai" is new puper being published by local chapter of Izaatt 'Walton League. ) STANDING SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE ' If they— W L Pet. Win Lose maacola .. . 48 22 .880 .690 .078 ontgomery . 41 28 .594 .800 .680 Ibany , . 35 3 0 .5 3 8 .6 4 5 .5 3 0 icksonidlio J I 5 .33 .515 A22. 507 imps .......... 34 33 .507 .615 .5Q0 1 y2 YDS. TABLE ONE CURTAIN 72 inch mercerized damask,— splendid quality and certain' to find favor Ruffled Curtains made of good quality -M arquisette witn Tic Back. FORST’S 3 YDS DIMITIES tty Bright 10 YDS DOMESTIC Eight Quart Pitchers Water Pails Dish Pans Figured Fast PHILLII’INE GOWNS ' Crinkle Prints Bet1 Percolators Double Boilers Tea Kettles Roasters 5 -12x8(1 Woanvell P il­ low Cases, torn and licmnied, quality is the best Yards Printed House Frocks $2 value Men’s Blue Denim Overalls $1.50 value value Boy’s Khaki iKnee Pants 2 1 'A YDS. Silk Pongee ONE SHEET 81-90 Men’s Work; IIShirts 75/ *1 PILLOW CASES *1 YDS. PUNJABS Yards Spread I1or women, fine nainsook, hand em ­ broidered, scalloped neck Till* best lingerie m aterial made, plum colors, an excellent bargain Ware 3 Color unbleached, muslin very heavy grade, unusual quality Alumin i jUJl * Kitchen boi Jrfc for Government santped of first quality, come early for this Standard makes, mix 90, splendid quality mid an excellent val­ ue $i $i 5 Yds. Fruit of Loom The very finest qual­ ity bleached muslin made—an offering you must not miss $1 hnndkcrchiofs, pure linen, you'll bo pleused with this offering 3 YDS ENGLISH $1 3 YDS. NOVELTY P rin ts.' A ttractive designs, good quali­ ty, cannot fade, un­ usual burgain (Mechanic) $ 1 Plaid Organdy, a sheer plaid, white ground, floral de­ signing 5 TURKISH BATH Men’s Chesterfield Reinforced Children’s 4 YDS. WINDSOR Towels. T urk­ ish Towels, regular size, double loop, romo curly for this H ack Crepe. Both and figured, nico quality 2 BRASSIERES 5 LADIES LINEN Handkerchiefs, nil whito embroidered, good 25c und 35c vuluvs Both laco and plain models, wide variety from which to select Lord Baltimore $1.50 value $ 1 3 YDS. VOILE DUPLEX WINDOW . i / n *i 'i I. Shades, heavy «Ulflity, oil Opaqoe, u chance. to' sat-®, 'one Printed designs th a t •will please. Color •combinations th at ure different ' < ',ji -.iit'iq ‘Iganou t. Women Fancy Heel H ose 2 for $1 79c value ORGANDY > Cretonnes I W M ft, A p , ODDS A N D ENDS f. R egular $ 8.00 Values , W ednesday Only FORST’S pluin very 1.50 Value $ 1 Jack nnd Jill Waist Suits, 1 to 12 Alarm Clocks | VALUE | $1 Day Records, aelf-aarvic?, all good popular music, whiio they Inst Tlio namo quality you’ve always paid ?1 a yard for, lurgc variety shades, II) F a st Colored Printed Batiste nnd dimity, lull proof, all new designs rvBurlelgh Grimes, onco a G iant :>'and now a Piartc, .also pitched I flno ball. He limited New York to " fh r a hits and no runs, while the ' Bucs rolled up six tallies. Tho Cardinals scored five runs >'i.off Jakte May in the firBt inning ; and trimmed the Reds 8 to 2 in a l -game curtailed to five innings by K> thin. The Athletics captured a ding1 . dong tilt trith Cleveland, 8 to 7, r. despite a five run rally by the (Continued From Page One) .town customers with special in­ ducements, on Dollnr Day. Forst's tho newest shoe store in Sanford. Is also planning unusual offerings. Mi-Lady s Shoppe will hnvo « wide selection of .offerings for one dul* For Inck o f space we arc only mcntiuniivg ; of the many bargains you will find on di for DOLLAR DAY. Come early and take tim e inspecting these values, , Come to Speer’s 18 hits [Sanford B u s in e s s M en P u s h P l a n s For Big Dollar Day CONTINUED! Extra 5 Quality KANNER’S Yards Sheet DEPT. 2 UNION SUITS A ttfnctive pastel shades, 45 in. widc( pcrinuncnt finish 81-90 Boys and girls un­ ion suits, made of check nainsook $1 STORE 214 Sanford Av.e ai v.aussn d?«u-*«nai ito j to i } srti ?♦. i Lice <ir*/oV aiuct ariAt gofJcjJKte GjUtH-o v t- io M ,\cu>qai»l* i« o J ".nt/'C )/•» �I r I V|-ij * \ * V ‘iis]t*«v* j a c r s o n Vi c l k c .tt • l>il W it F b k l l c u n ported 128 black Angus to April 1 In their prof building op grade of their [Sanford Daily Herald [a n t a d r a t e s Help Wanted— Terms: Cash in Advance I * ' Iphon# ad#, will be received | patron# and collector sent "Italy fo r payment, .i. ............... 10c a line e (| 8c a Una -------- — <— 7c a tine [Time rate# on request. i educed rates a re for f iv e insertions, lire word# of average length [eoui [tetkw-ilqe. A linlmUm charge of 80c t n insertion. advertising Is restricted oper classification, an error is made The BanHerald will be responsible [only one incorrect insertion, sd v a iiser to r subsequent krtlonu. The office should be fed immediately in case of pr. TO ADVERTISERS Herald representative oughly fam iliar with rates and classification will you complete • information. I if you wish, they will assist in wording your want ad naKe it more effective. YOUNG LADY—YOUNG M A N Four months ago you read the *d for apprentice# on the Llnutypi machinu and then you wished you Had n position. One young Indy took advantage of that ad and after three months and one week of study in now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send another youi.g Indy to same shop in two weeks. U s t week tho fa ­ ther of one of our students stated th at his 17 year old daughter had mado $.15 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $10 to $(50 (guaranteed) per week. Wimt will you 1» get­ ting. Better snap nut 0f it and quit waiting. Plenty of good Jobs when you are trained to hold them. Call for C. A. Haines at Herald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. 12— WANTED WANTED n buyer - for Overland touring, new rubber, new paint, new top, and in best mechanical u>uncements condition. Price low for such a car Miller 0. Phillips Inc, 11th and ISSIFIED Advertising wt 1 Kim Street. Phone 1. Imulate your business a t very |l cost. Herald Want Ads each ] reach thousands of people— WANTED: To nuy second hand lie who w ait and watch fo* motorcycle. Must be reasonable ] Classified page—people who and in good condition, liox 7. c-o ||ooking fo r opportunities and Sanford Herald. that the W ant Ad page Is . of opportunities. Your mes­ on this page will produce re­ TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin's st n cost that is surprising!;* Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ Call 148 for Borvicc. tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. HERMAN MOTOR HEAD FORESEES BIG AIR-ROCKETS Declares Great Future Lies Ahead Of Inter-Stellar Air­ ship Communication Which Wifi Attract BIr Interest BY O. T. TOLIBCHUS International News Service Staff Correspondent BERLIN, June 18.—“Today, our airplanes still laboriously plow their way through the dense air mud. “Tomorrow, rocket planes will hurtla a t ten times the present speed through the stratosphere n few miles higher up where there is neither nlr resistance nor. unfavorable weather eondition#.’’ Tills picture of the future was painted by Frits von Opel, Direc­ tor of the Opel Auto Co., just be­ fore he risked hiH lifo publicly to demonstrate] on the Avus race track here th at his now famous rocket quto actually moved and ulrondy could attain ii speed of 105 kilometers an hour. When this roaring, fire-spitting, smoke-belching “ Flying Devil/’ as the German press has named the car, shot away, it marked the he* ginning of the practical realisa­ tion of the dreams of Max Vnllier, a year ngo an obscure Munich scientist nnd inventor, whose plan for reaching the moon had seemed so fantastic. And the thousands who breathlessly watched) the speeding cloud began to realize that a new epoch In man’s effort to annihilate time and space had dawned. Von Opel himself said: INo n - S to p f l i g h t s The unusual Is almost the usual thing In aviation today—so great: have been recent accomplishments In the air. little So many Uihea—each week, each day— the classified ada in The Sanford Herald make non-stop flights to the finder, the looser, the buyer, the seller, one w ishes to reach, Lost things that can’t be found, houses and cars that can't be located, deals that can't be closed, opportunities that can't be discov­ ered—all these are being turned into pleasant actuall* lies every day through The Sanford Herald classified ads. | r i ' t * \ \ V,. Read them for profit, us? them for result*, 'V To phone an ad-taker call 148. CHICAGO SOCIETY ON ‘GOLD COAST’ ISWORRIED AGAIN i rain-jriane service rro ENGINEERS OPEN Coast To Coast Will Ha SESSION IN WEST Every Conceivable L Thirty-First Convention Of I-ocomotive Organization In Underway An Delegates Of Fast Arrive /Upon S p e c ia l SAN FRANCISCO, June 18— (IN S.)—Headed hy President D. IL Robertson, of Youngstown, Ohio, delegates to tho thirty-first con­ vention of the brotherhood of -Lo­ comotive Firemen and Englnemen opened session In the Civic Audi­ torium here. Many of the delegates arrived here on a special train from llie east; others arrived singly and in small groups, representatives front every state in this country nnd many of the province# of Canada, Officers of tho organisation wort* welcomed hy city officials Upon their arrival, and Market Street was gaily decorated with banner# in honor of the viidtliig “tallowpots”—a name bestowed upon thu member# of the organization so long ago that* its Origin and appli­ cation is still argued in 'switch ntinntifs, sidings, “bcanrics" mid other places where railroad men gather. Committee Busy With business of the convention still in the formative stage, the committees were busily cngngrd in picking up loose ends today, pre­ paratory to presenting reports on the floor. The Inst convention of this or gnnlzatlon was held in Detroit, in 1U25, hence there I# a huge vol­ ume of buninc## to be disposed of. This is tho sixth convention which tho BfothuRofitl has hoU’. nt trien­ nial Intervals. Its first 1 13 con­ ventions Were annual, nnd Its next twelve biennial, * • The Brotherhood convention was once held In San Francisco before 38 years ngo—when the organi­ zation convened hero In 1890. Since then the organization has made great strides utui has become ono of the most powerful nrgnnixntion# of its kind In the United States. »- • 100,000 Members The Brotherhood originated more than fifty years ago, when a finman on the Erie Railroad, George Page hy name, was killed in an accident. He left his family al•most- destitute, nnd eleven of his fellow workers handed together to help them, nnd then they formed a permanent organization for mu­ tual aid. This was ul Port Jervis, N. Y. In 1873. From thin modest beginning, the Brotherhood bus grown until it now bun 10,4(12 members in both the United States and Canada. During tin* pnst threec years the organization has puid out to lU members, und their beneficiaries, In life insurance and disability benefits almost $1,000,000. Since 1882, according to the Brotherhood’s figures, it Ims paid out ncurly $35,000,000 in death and disability claims. James F- McNiwnce, of Cleve­ land, manager of the organization magazine, asserted that his Broth­ erhood in fifty years of relations with railroads hud never broken a contract. “ Wo ttro proud of that record," ho said, "and during this time we have maintained uniformly peace­ ful relations with most of tho rail managements." ' Jf* • • •• •:* lly IIOBKRT HEREFORD from New Mexico to this International News Service. Staff nla terminus wil be nia'* CHICAGO, June 18.—By train same manner. All flying nd airplane from New York to daylight. California in 48 hours. “The cost of coast to 1 Deluxe pullman service for tho el over the new Une will train part of the trip which will slightly In excess of the provide almost bedroom comfort. tariff for A. drawing-room Largo comfortable airplane ca­ train fare. It will be within bins equipped with lavish diner reach of the average pock* service wihch will allow the trans­ Cowdin said. continental traveller to cat hi# No contracts have been let meals while sitting on top of the a survey la in progress to world. mine the planea best suited f o r 1 Ami nil thi sto Hike pluce with tho work, It was announced. Thr In six month#. motor types, with room f o r That was the picture painted' passengers, are favored. lecently in Chicago by J. Chrevcr) "Formation of the T. A ." Cowdin, member of the firm of j Inc., marks the beginning," Blair and Co., Inc., New York, a j Mr. Cowdin, "of a new era principal In the formation of trans|K>rtatlon. It j# a rcvolutii Transcontinental Air Transport ary departure In the deveiopr Inc. of a safe and rapid means of tr With the transcontinental system and the fore runner of enorms Jn operation n new era dawns in expansion ij^this direction. EfiH No Ixmger Experimenting U American transportation Cowden and Col. Puul Henderson, vice “During the past five ye president of tho National A lt progress in development ^of Transport Inc.', agreed. tion has passed the experiment Optimism Shared stago which necessarily Shnring the optimism of these genera) use, two in C. M. Keyes, president of “T. A. T. Is capitalised for the Curtis Airplane ai$d Motor 000,000, all subscribed private!] Company, who will be the first Stock in the company haa president of the Transcontinental. purchased by a powerful “The Initial route" says a state­ headed by Blair and Co., Inc., I ment authorized by Mr. Keyes, eluding the Pennsylvania Ralf "from New York to Columbus, to National Air Transport Inc* C . ' St. Louis to Wichita, to a conven­ Keyes, J. C. Wilson and (X , ‘ ient point to New Mexico and to dan Stone and Co.,; Knight, i I-oo Angeles was selected to per­ and Gamble; Hemphill, Noyea mit the maximum of comfort and Co.; Bond and Goodwin safety, to passengers.". -----7 Tucker -Inc., Fred Harvey ~ This* roUttC M r. Keyes explain#, -WWlaa O t e ^ r will permit all-year travel In com­ T h e neadqua? fort. From Columbus to Wichita East. To Startle World* “Wo ure convinced th at our ef­ forts will concentrate the attention of the whole scientific and techni­ cal world. Wo nre convinced that In a short while the rocket problem will became a problem of all n a ­ tions.'' The construction and public dem­ onstration of this first and only Architects Tell ItcntdenlH Of Kxclusivc Section That It rocket auto, whoso wings serve Will He Stunt District With­ not to carry It into tho air but to in Period Of VeryFewYcars keep it ou tho ground, concludes the first stage of the evolution of 21— Acreage For Sale CHICAGO, Jiinu 18.—(INS»— 1C— Apartment For Rent the inter-stellar airship by means Tht* rxchixKc GuM Coast society tested fo r grasses by D-. kvis. Opposite Court H ouse. FOUR ROOM jjarnge apartment ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable of which man may ho)>e to reach fulkii utc wot ilrtl again. for poultry farm. Located four the neighboring planets, Opel said. 310 1*2 Palmetto Avenue is for Architect); «ro tolling them, now The next stages he outlined as :in t. Apply at 30(1 East 4th St. miles south i f Sanford on old Or* that their highly Cushlonnbie resi­ 'undo road. 33 acres, part high follows: iMe or Granada Dry Ginger hid? ontrunet. uround Lincoln anil anil some of It low, Ideal for pe call 705. Prompt Delivery. 1. Attem pt to brenk the world's dence district, Park and north along tht* north ‘hleketis ui.d ducks. Can he bought speed record in a rocket auto run­ THREE ROOM bungalow apsrt/or $100 pci acre on your own ning on rails. ahem* of Lake Michigan, Is going iiH-nt, completely furnished, ILoat And Found ‘.t-rms. Aiidr ■*# R. J. Holly, First nicely located. Phone 00. 2. Construction of rocket a ir ­ to In* a “slum" In a *fow years. N’ationnl Kink Building, Hanford, planes, uttaining a Hpeed of about The Gold Const folks know whut JND—Two pair of shell rimmed TRY THIS—If you have an apart­ Fla. slums look like, nnd they aren't 250 miles an hour. passes in lobby First Nations1 ment to rent give complete de­ hirnthing freo for a while. They 3. Construction of rockets that can hcp vision# of undesirables en­ hk. Owner enn cluim by des­ tails in n Herald Classified ad. . . ling sanio mul paying for this tell everything there is to he told 22 Real Estate For Exchange will carry registering instruments croaching on the sucred precinct# about it nnd you will find it much WILL TRADE: Several building to hitherto unreached attitudes. and already in thnir backyard# they 4. Construction of man-carry­ have a foreign district, hemming easier to secure a tenant. Cali 148. lots, free nnd d ear, for, small ing rockets th at will fly to pro* thrtn In. * KT: betw een Sanford and Rands FOR RENT furnishpd 5 room gar house in good section. Your price gresslvely greater attitudes In or­ For year#, through tho history nge apartment all modem con­ must he right In answering this der to ascertain what provision! of Chlesfo, the grossing, brown lenthrr travel'C o ttt hh# must be made for the safe trims veniences. Plume 207. bag. Finder Please return same WUI* give complete informat on aa ^p„rt 0f human brings through the been famed as a show place, nnd Ithe Sanford Herald. the residence of the city’s elite. FURNISH El) four rooms and to size of hoJse, nnd ' rarlfied stratosphere. ». --- |locution, “ " “* Tall apartm ent towers with lux­ bath, close in 211 Luurel Ave.Jpri,.,., Address :5. H. 1>. Cure Tho 5. Construction-of rocket# that •Automobiles urious fittings and trsmendou# will fly to altitudes of 00,000 to Phone 100-W. I Herald. If. CHRYSLER-LEX. Touring '.'0,000 feet ami attain speeds be rentals have arfeen in serriod ntnk.i, and the residents arc proud of [cry speedy, new paint, condi- MODERN furnished npartmcnU,! 25__Exchange yunii 1,000 miles an hour. Frigidnirr: Murphy steel kit-" lal Bargain at $250.00. Miller 0. Cctnstniction of Interstellar them. But it is front them* very apart Phillips, 13th Street and Elm ■hen: Gnrngt*: excellent neighbor­ SWAP—Perhaps you have some­ rockets which will go out into uni­ hood: rent very reasonable. Park Phone 3. __ thing you don't need und somj- versal space to worlds beyond our nipnt buildings that the danger is Apartments, No. -1, or Plume 57, ono else has something you want own. coming, according to architects. 1(5 DODGE sedan Al condition Sayer. Back To Suburbs that they no longer find use for— ()uirk Ocean Hops Priced right. Phone 3. Miller U. Young couples, they Rny, will be . CAN of grapefruit costs make an exchange through this “ It is wholly within the bounds THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ fillips.___________ moving into these towers, and fill cents and will fill nix sherbet dasslficatlon. Cull 148 for Henries. of possibility,’’ Von Ope) said, duced rates. 317 Park. Phonr cups. For Tomato Rarebit, mg them up ns soon ns they ure IKJDUT& . . “that with such rockets we might 859-J. canned tomstoei will coil 20 cents, 2G — M iscellaneous! For Hale built. In a few years the young fly from Europe to America in a Insure cars and Graham trucka. cheese 1J, and eight egg* 26 cents. couples wilt he well established LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ 21m and 13th. Street. Phone 3. Whole wheat bread rotta 12 cent! and will he moving with their GOING NORTH—Will sell six V -U eT h .'n ished. 3 room and garago. At­ ■nd sufficient butter 5 cents. Fresh rooms of furniture complete |inl* 0 ‘!ay ^ V?‘ J 1 * children to tho Huliurhs. Vacant IDQINS St COWAN Co. A rt* tractive summer rates. Apply 804 asparagus will coat about 20 cents $275.00. E. E. Iz'Roy, Geneva, Ma. tht’ *UI?* The ,*l*th Bt*K° ,,r,f.cnt apartm ents, creating a problem liator and sheet metal works. Magnolia. Phono 280-W. and a can of peas IS; lettuce for c-ven the possibility of reaching for the building owners, will force French Avenue. Phone 716-W. the salad 10 cents and sufficient garage apartment. Call 2»t. UARGK FAT FRYERS, 1701 Pari:. other planets. “ But,’' lie added, rentals downward in u sharp drop French dressing 5 cents. Fur i|ie “that is still fa r off ami for the HUPG-MARMON dessert, a can of raspberries costs HONEY 80c gallon. Comb Honey present such Ideas merely cause und tho onco vaunted sLructuron 16— Houses For K e n t Sanford Automohilo Co. 25 cents and lea wafers 10 cent*. will become Inhabited hy less und 15c Hi. 100!) Union Avenue. confusion and disturb the prneti less desirable tenants, Magnolia Ave. phone 137. Sufficient coffee costs 6 cent*. This TWO FIVE roam modern liunga cal work." totals $1.92, leaving 8 cents for fuel Thlk has been the case, tho a r­ Iowa. One furnished, one unfur­ BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot hridgs1 Both the rail speed car as well -Burir**® Service and minor ingredients. chitects point out, in other purl# deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, ns the first rocket plane are now nished. Rent reasonable. Apply Tomato Rartbit urith F.qqi : Stew In . NIPPER, signs of all kinds. Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1300 Sanford fully equipped, alsepa six. Pries finder construction. The latter is of the city where apartm ent dis­ three cups canned tomatoes, onetricts have reared. In Sanford Point & Wall Paper Avenue. reasonable. P. O. Box 938. fourth teaspoon soda, one and onebeing built by the Raab-KntzenThe once bravo structures have baff teaspoon salt and onc-fnurth stein Airplano Works of Cnssel. FOR RENT: my bungalow furn­ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No Even th e pilot in engaged. He is become the roost of transients, teaspoon pepper for five minutes. l. VIDLER, Chiropodist. Every peraosns of dubious character, and ished nnd garage. Reasonable. doubt there are several pieces of Press through a sieve. Add three FILM COMPANIES SUED [Wednesday P to a at Bluebird Mrs. B. W. Herndon, 218 West discarded furniture in your home Anton Kaab, noted German flier tite foreign population, with its tablespoona flour, three tablespoons fu jty Shoppe. Phone 345-J. that are no longer of value to you and member of the firm building teeming families. 10th S t r e e t . ______________ CHICAGO, Juno 15.—Charging cold water; smooth together and th e plane. —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ Only a few weeks ngo the mil SUN PROOF” PAINTS This piano will be of the “Grass­ Bonaire population of the suburbs that tho Paramount Famous I-as* FOR RENT new Duplex house in ald Classified Ad will put your iter Spar Varnishes and Enanice location with all modern messago before thousands of read- hopper*' type already being built pf Wilmette, Evanston and other ky Corporation and n score of Imela. Velumlna F lat Wall conveniences. Will rent cheap to by th a t company. But instead of n0rtb shore communities became others uffilinted in tho motion era. Call 148 today. |ints. Persian clay Jesso. plastlco permanent tenants. Phone 207. a motor it will have a battery of alarmed at the encroachment of picture industry have conspired to create a monopoly to hinder com­ uuldina clay and Plaques. SanPOTATOES delivered a t $1.00 a rockets which will be fired off in apartm ent houses und congestion petition, the Mnrx Brothers Paint A (Tail Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ turn, the repercussion driving the bushel. These are culls, too small of residents; Theaters Incorporated of Chicago ished house for rent 1*301 Mag­ for shipping, and more trouble to machine forward. Rather It will t, Prqpr, 112 W. Firs t St. Now the Gold Coast finds itself filed suit In United States dis­ nolia. Rent $00 per month. Phone prepare for cooking than the largo drive it backwards, for what i« in the position of having admitted trict court today asking an In­ 210. _____________ _ ones but Just as good to eat. Tele­ now the rear will be the front, be­ already a vast number of spart» IANSFER Service of sll kinds. junction to restrain the defend­ cause the fire-spitting rockets ment houses. iPhone BT0-\r or 3302. C. E. FOR RENT: To responsible party, phono your order in the evening to would burn up any "tall.’’ ants from tho alleged Illegal ac­ Allan B. Pond, architect, told attractive Spanish bungalow, 775.__________________ ^orpenlag. ________ With this first rocket plsne Raub members of the Chicago Regional tivities. surrounded by beautiful Oak trere, FOR SALE—Mathushek piano, in hopes to bo able to make his first JOB PRINTING WIGHT PRkNT^SHOP Planning Association: located at 317 High St. Completely good condition. Phone 400-W. or test flights a t Staaken, near Ber­ fAPPV oervlee on any thing In furnished. Two bed rooms, living “ Crowding in so many families VERO BEACH—W. M.‘ G. Mo­ SANFORD PRINTING CO. | printing. A phono call will get room, dining nook, kifeben equip­ call a t 327 W. 0th St.___________ lin, some time this summer. per acre, as the apartm ent build­ tors Inc., Vero Beach, with capital­ Fine Job Printing Encouraging S tart [ur man. Phone 417-W. 0 Rad- ped with electric range, bath, gar­ 27—Money To Loan ing allows, could not have any ization of $15,000 chartered. McLander A reads Experim ents made with small Are._____________________ other than u disasterous effect on age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. mode) rocket planea a t the Techni­ a community. ; ON WHITE or colored property. Axel Lonnquist, of Wilmette, re­ AN (UP YOUR OLD WALLS Berg a t The Herald office.______ “TRANSFER" “ Young couples move Into the newed his warnings to the aasocla B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. cal High School a t Breslau have it h T h e n r w w a l l p a i n t shown the feasibility of such a apartm ents. When they have chil­ 18— Wanted To Rent tion th at the suburbs wljl face JHETSiNG - .NEW AND BETplane .S tarting from a rising run­ dren they move into the suburbs CITY TRANSFER k Storaga Co., (Legal Ads) 2R FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- FIVE ROOM with two furnished way, the model rocket plane rosr and build homes, Renta pre low­ the same problem, If apartment* Iluuling, Grating, Shipping, Side are allowed there. (ATION, CALL PHONE 235-J bed rooms. State price. P. O. like a normal plane, developed a ered in tho apartments. Eventually KOTICK Track Fuctlltlrs. Phone 890. 200 A large percentage of the popu­ S E a V. C; COLLER, 8 AN- Pox 13(12.__________________ Notice la hereby a lv e n t h a t seal- tremendous speed, flew aa long, as those In destitute circumstances in­ lation N. Maple. Ralph W. Loafing, Mgr. rij lilita Will lie received hy the of Chicago now lives ‘o »BD. f L A I bum! or C ounty Commissioner*, of the rocketa could “shoot" and then habit them. 19— Houses For Pale uporixuent buildings, according t*« t<«mtnole County Vtnrlits. on o r bs- landed in a beautiful glide. Warning Given fEY’fl DRUG STORE—Prafore I 0 :0U A. SI. J u ly f. IS3S. a t Iho real estate men. Rentals are If the plane should continue to Batteries House In Hanford. Kl*.. f o r J1w riptiana, Drugs, Soda. W* a r t | MUST SELL immediately at sac­ Court placed high - enough while tht would btcome unconscious. Exces­ (lie C o n stru c tio n of n Hrldtts acroas rise Into regions where the atmos­ rifice, modern six room bunga­ F **ar aa your phone. Coll 108. the K conlockhatchle Creak, on th e bulldinga are new to allow tharp low, practically new, eastern ex­ K itr n e lo n of Hay turret,' In Oviedo, phere Is too rarifled for the pilot, sive speed, It la held, has the same reductions a fter the first twe effect ha rapid and continued tu rn ­ Rash plana to Jump off with a spe­ ‘ ILDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation posure, centrally located In b**t Pin. A re rt Ifled check In the tu rn of years. Because owners of ground boxes and general cement work, part of city. Address P. O. 1617. I100.V0, -mail.- p ayable to V. K. cial parachute and let the plsne ings about one’s axis. find it difficult to be public minded Now, experiments ut tho Physio­ go on alone till the rockets are ex­ DouKlne*. Clerk of th e C irc u it ilrgda Concrete Co. J . E. Teri^ E U O Court, m ust accom pany each hid. hausted. Another hugh parachute logical Institute at Goetlngen have and refuse large off ere from apettf‘Reger, P rop. 3rd and Elm. The check of th e aucceaaful bidder irent builders, the association is 20— Fnrras For Sale itb/f-Mae Battery Co. is supposed to bring the plane It* shown th at the sense of balance 1 * will hi- r e ta in e d by the Hoard In IETAL ROOFING: The Roof Ev-| llt-u of « Bond u n til . t h e w o rk la self to earth. located In the so-called labyrinth having trouble in passing toning 11TJHast 2nd, Street. T he Hoard 're se rv e s th e t •Wasting. Metal shingles GEORGIA FARMS FOR SALE— completed. Bo convinced am German scien­ of m an's middle ear and th at per­ restrictions. rI mlit to relv rl any und oil hid*, o r We can sell you a farm in tho lading team tin and fcalvanited to accept a n / hid o r p a r t the re of tists o f the feasibility of the rock­ sona in whpm for some reason this The Gold Coast has awakened In ofs. See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak Moultrie territory, good land or. which In th e ir Judgm ent, will be to e t plane that they have already labyrinth had been <*perated away the situation—with a brown tautthe beet In teree t o ftlie County. long term*. Come to southwest lee. and Third fit. Phono 111. Clone and epeclflcallans m ay be started to Investigate the possible never lose their sense of balance in lie mouth. The vaunted ap art­ toT op s Auto Georgia and buy a home. Go Into obtained from the office of the no m atter how much they were ment palaces may be the nemesis bright leaf tobacco growing and County CuKlneer, Xred T. Williams, effect# of the contemplated speeds turned ^o u n d . Science I# asking of the Coast, and realdents and and altitude# on the human body Hanford. P i* . smWJSU XQJMJHQJV 1ONO0RAPH—repairing, piano diveralfied farming. Our farm ers tv 11 n e s s S i r h a n d * » d o f f i c i a l s e a l fn the f l n t place, it la feared that tttnrw hether ft might berome nec­ owners are ottem ptlnif'tb'fTnd n Cushion# and Seat are winning. If Interested, Write Us this, l l t h d ay o f Ju n e , A. P.. ISIS. , ‘UB{ng *b>'experts with IT year* the terrific speed of th e . plane essary to select men without the way to combat the menace—with V. E. DOUGLASS, .'ton West 2nd. Street.‘PerienesL Sanford music store for our booklet describing fnraii B oard C ounty C om m ris. Sem ­ would destroy the pilot’s sence of ear laybrinth to mak# successful little chances of success, according M Qlft Shoppe lie Lender A l- once. Bivins Loan Company, Moul­ (SEA L) inole County, Florida. to tha architects. rocket flights. balance to each an extant th at he trie, Georgia. HlO&fl A T tvo'DoUar Dinner For Si A ■tir until It thickens. Add on* and unr-half cup grated cheese and Stir!,uiilil tim'd melted. Slice eight hard* cooked egg* eggs over buttered loan and pour over the aauce, slsfarai/ui r f if a r a u u i uni/ usd I'tflt: /Vju: Look fleet 1 and break ■ ami a hunch bunch of **imago#’ into short lluil in silled •• »hort pieces, piece*. UoJ water and drain. Heat a ran of peas, drain and *ea<on and inik. j prat, liprtitly iiphtly with asparagus, asparagus Keep M liquor drained from the th vegetable! to me later in soups, gravies or ■tew#.* Froirn Ratfbtrrirs: Mash one Tfiv 2 can of red mpbcrrica and remix with the juice discarding none of the pulpy part. Add juice of otia lemon, one-halt cup sugar and 0 n« and one-hall cun water and bring to boiling to melt the sugar, Co-d, Freese, ui'mg three parta ice t o o h # part ##lt -Classified- Business Directory x*ilfi-tx *->v .fT- *1.^1 GIFTS PARISIBNNB TOT and g if t snop Room Number 40 HEMSTITCHING Singer Sewing Machine Machine# Sold, Rented, I Easy raym enta Phone 80 North Park, VaWea I Furniture ‘ WK BUY or trad# la nam ture. 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I 'published In ’■ ,* M r )t and * 1 ’M l r ■I Heart, K-V. JP ssB w ffl . Fair Wednesday; ,-i ible len Land. DAILY NE1 t, -«’ / W SANF6K1TT1 mTTTAT T fflH K M T Robinson Is Slated As Party Chairman party chiefs If* 1 — . HOUSTON, T ex, June 19. — (INS)— Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, demociatlc floor leader, is slated for the permanent chairmanship of the Democratic National Con­ vention, according to indications today among the rapidly gather­ ing ndvance guard of national committeemen and delegate*. Chairman Clem Shaver declar­ ed that the prophesy concerning the chairmanship of the resolu­ tions committee Is less definite, but added there is talk of select­ ing Cotter Class of Virginia Senator Caraway of Arkansas or Senator Key Pittman, of | Nevada. SET INMOTION Between * ! ' •*5® *■ Ti v; 1571525' ^Wealthy Sisters V ( '.it a ft!? iJWii Mpmbi.r Xwiit Hureau flJ n ^ uji If' in f r*f«o la te Reaches Fi '•tit iv»: O f GERMANWOMAN'Mfe PLANS __ _ _ _ _ HOP TOMORROW the — J__ : I 'Declining to comment on the rensntional nature, involving private lives .of both_ thee Prince** case but Intimating that poaslbly and Mra. Schrocder.. Amelia Member Of Cabinet TsGlving he would appear as a witness, The events,( which from the “ Much C o n a ld cr n .lo n T o e rj, AndTwoCom] GoVernor Smith’s ManaRcr Is Paul Shoemaker, Sanford real chief interest in the marital rift gram In H op e T h a t IloYV111 Self Elimination On Scene To Direct Efforts cstAtc dealer, today »hed little beta on the Prince** and her hus­ Land A t Re Able To Offer Solution date back t*f Of New YorkerToWInNom- light on a $100,000 alienation of band. are said Hailed By Backers ton Amidst * inntion At Houston. Texas affection suit in which he has several years ngo when the two Of New YorkCandimet In New Yf.rk ami were wed lias Already Gained been asked to testify in New York. •hortly after the death of the According to a dispatch from Princo'a first wife. The couple date W ith Rejoicing Seven Days Remain McNary To His Side New York, Mr. Shoemaker has removed to Waahington where Before Opening Day been summoned ns a witness by they were prominent figures In S ecretary O t C om m erce S a y s Mrn. Gertrude Sclmoeder, weal­ Where She WUl Soft society circles. A year; H e D oes N o t B cllttleS ou n d Trip Across Sea To Berlin Supporters Of TnmmanyCnn- thy New Ungland society woman, capital later Mrs. Schrocder Is sold l'’ I Plnn F o r Im m ediate Heliel Trip From Wei dldate Believe He Will Be who seeks to amend nn «n »W « « have appeared on tho scene anil NEW YORK, June !&.— (IN )— a suit brought by her sister, *^]n" To Channel Port Nominated On First Bnllot .to have captivated the dashing WASHINGTON, Juno 19 Her newly ncqulre-Mlcnanc moncess Klairie von der Uppc-Upyoung Russian nobleman. /iendhOfTammany’a Made Through HOUSTON, Trx., Juno 1«.— ski, who charged Mr*. SchroeqeThe pulr fled to Europe nn. _ ( INS)—Eight yearn rtudy of the oplnnc poised on tha long ruaway with alienation of her hu»bana » Princess von 'd e r. Uppe-Lipski currents of production and dis­ CandidateBelieveHe at Curtisa Field, L. I., Thaa Rascho (INS)—Although seven long, h it SOUTH AM PTON, affections. filed suit for divorce almultunc- tribution convince Herbert Hoover, intrepid German avintrix waa ex­ days stretch nut ahead before the On the ground that she ha* dts- ously with another action see.;Will fie Nominated June 19.— (I N S )— M iss Democratic National Convention covertMl tirw evidence tending to ing $100,000 damages from her Republican presidential nominee, pected to take o ff today for Old Ua, E arh art, o f B o sto n , H formally gets under way, machin­ ■how that the Prince** was #* sister. She won both *ult* and that the first thing needed to aid Orchnrd, Maine, on the first 1*5 IlIO U S T O N . T cx . .Tuno 19. fir s t w om an to sp a n character,” Mr*. ery was to be set tn motion today person of had cum■*.*«;•. *r’ v now Mr*. Schrocder seek* to re­ the Aemerican farmer 1* a "posi­ of her proposed solo trans-Atlan­ lo v e r n o r A lb e r t C. R itc h ie « lantic b y * airplan e, a n d . , Iw J ^ ./ricn J * of Governor A1 SchrocJer has asked the New 1 ora open the case In an effort to set tive long-vtcW-Mirionst-XW^^^f if d im in u t io n us a f a c t o r In J tw o co m p o m o n s-^ p ilo t* 1 $ supreme court for the privilege 01 aside the $100,000 verdict. She the batter settint of agriculture tic flight to Berlin, Germanyconfident, will bring |c D erftbcrnU c con v e n tio n -] jyfbvem ent 9)1 Providing weather condition* nter a tu iw an d m eet him the presidential nomination amending her'original nnswor, lu plans to atack the credibility or In the economl9 picture. reclion Of Overdone & 1 h ailed w ith q u ie t su tisover the expansive condition* L ouis lio rd b n — reacn eu which she merely denied «nr her Bister’a testimony with evi­ Hoover, It war learned today, illation Has Not Been Com­ on an early ballot. Much water tiring Prince Vladimir von der goal o f th e ir d a n n g io n h e r e t o d a y b v th o s e dence to show the bad character b giving much consideration to h.s waters of tho Atlantic are favor­ ocean flig h t h e re th is pletely Accomplished Yet will go over the dam between now Lippe-Lipikl from her si*t*r and Knith m an n K crs a lrea d y on able, Thea will takc-of*, from Old noon on tne monopiano of the Princess. agricultural program and hopes to and tho day when the balloting supporting him. e a ro u n d . I t in cre a se d then* Mr. Shoemnker met the two NEW YORK, June 19.— (INS) To support her new charges, sisters and the Prince while he offer a concrete plan that will be Orchard tomorrow. Tho plane was ship. The Plan* dropped begins, but Just at present Gov­ lfid c n c e th a t th e N ew Y o r k — Money reels went up _ arid ernor Snrtth seems to he the Hole Mrs. Schrocder has requested was a resident of Waahington. 1 acceptable to both tlie McNary- put through its final test yester­ tha surface of tha baroor overnor w ill b e n om in a ted stocks went down today In n day nnd met with satisfaction of before 1:30 P. M. English in this the Sanford man along with »eV*»» where he waa In the employ o f the Haugenltcs of the Mid-West and rly In the balloting—perhaps on movement which showed quite topic of discussion tho fair pilot. * mer Time. ’ ^ other* to apeur In the Now York flourishing Texas city. federal government. Ho wia their those who opposo the equalization flmt ballot and If not on the Stultz expressed tha Then’s announcement o f her In­ clenrly thnt the ••correction” of With the arrival hero today court. Although he would neither guest on various occasions both fee principle. Ho already has con­ ments of the other flyer* wb tension to hop off for Old Orchard if the aecond. deny nor affirm the report, » r . an overdone speculation hod not of George Van Namee. pro-con­ at their home* In Washington and vinced Senator McNary, (R) of today came as suddenly and un­ axclaimed: "1 certainly q*a |More than that they appreciate l»een completed. From the flrat vention campaign manager for Shoemaker la expected to pl»T at the summer estate of tho Frin- Oregon, and today is expected to numerical vjalur.of the 10,votes period it wgs evtdenj that the the New York Governor, the important part in the case. Mis fCj* at A t l a n ^ j i i y u ^ N - . J - confer vrttlr^mtftC- g urtir, uf expectedly as ditL>VW> afmounco- it is over. .Now lor a gogd^ The Friendship 1 ment of tho abandonment of her testimony Igjielleved to- be -of a Kansas, the vlcc-preaWgR^tFan plans for the ocean- flight last 1:17 P. Idch Ritchie's action osmijyh I “1 ___________ forced on the Smith--Tonwtfldent headquarters not didate. — ----nlth tin the first hallol. ThlT msrkel-wouTd'he rreater than ln will b« eatabllahed and the mlaweek when It was announced she imme<iiately. It began ahmary- morir -will be started In As secretary of commerce waa having difficulty In financing over the harbor whil«4|dot the lout day or two, while bul­ ere grateful for the morel earnest. There are some other Hoover pointed out that while tho flight. • • picked out a suitable spot to ilch the Maryland* executive’s lish fo rce r. appeared more or thing* that have to be dono at a he did "not recry any sound plan ot Tho* Friendenlp a less demoralized by the reac­ Mrs. James Stillman, wife of the down. itlon may possibly hove on the tion of the nasf 10 days. Selling national convention beside* dom­ Immediate relief," ho believed that hanker, sympathetic with Thea s piano left Bury Port at 11:17 1 [avering ones next week. consideration of tho long-view is disappointment over tho cancella­ according to word reaching orders for General Motor*, Radio inating a candidate for president " Yesterday there were three front and other speculative 1®^«” and vlce-preaident, and these will essmtinl to nny program. In the tion of her flight camo to tm The Friendship aligntod upon. ] nk candidates. Today there are poured in. and the level of prices lie taken care of as speedily at agricultural Industry policies are woman filer’s aid nnd purchased water ut 1:23 o’clock andMaa, jt two-Governor Smith and Sena was forced down to below that possible so as to clear tho decks needed that will, a» far w* 1,0^# from A- R. Martlino, the avintrix 1 mediately moored. James A Heed of Missouri. of lost Tuesday, whon the heav­ for the Smith drive. hie. eliminated the cause of crisis flight manager, his Uollairta mono A* soon as toe friendship Tho Smith people who already and repetition of resort to emer­ plane, greatly sought by her. Mrs sighted through too coaiuiel hi liat the contest in Houston’? iest break 6f the year occurred at the Call money W»* *1™ autlful new convention hull next [ UBII , hove arrived on the scene are gency makeshift* In farm relief tho ship* in the harbor Mt up 1 City Who Anticipate Man> -Four Essentials In a .“ long-view Stilnmn who has long been keen dm with whistles aud? hoping but not predicting that |ik!winTw_b«t«»n **” |the ownlnr, «>.<£ ly interested in aviation has un banks c a lH in funds for their People From NearbyTownn policy, according to Iloovera ideas hero was no doubt whatever today midweek reserve bnlniiccs. the the New York executive will go dortaken to finai.ee tho venture The tumult grew aa the plana c O f?lcin U m Cw Im ' long the Democrats u-ramb ract promptly advanced to 0 per over on the first ballot, blit *h‘‘Y ore: Out of deference to tho bankers cled inward and prepared to Tho biggest army of out-of­ If Smith can be stopped at jJ X .B e tw e e n this date and July are certain tft« aecond or third (1 ) — Better organization tnWife's Interest in astrology and acend. Bella upon shipboard Rev. W. P. Buhrman, pastor of re. ballot will ace him nominated. the First Methodist Church for town shoppers Sanford has ever farm marketing. . 1—and there nrn few who he­ first, preparation for the astronomy tho namo "The North in the city were ruug m wakoa ,e he can h e -lt will have to settlements will necessitate the Withdrawal of Governor Albert T better seen Is expected to arrive tomor^ .......... _ (2 ) — An agriculture leve Star’* nu® bcci\ ombloxonfjd on iho Crowd* along tha water, “ ‘ by Reed. He 1. the only remain­ withdrawal of a huge volume of Ritchie of Maryland as n con- the past two years, has been re­ chteYed conunuoosiy. ‘ , mopnlaj5.fk?,,ben do*l%,Utlan«ed i*4theirien.“ "^i' candidate any rtiinnorl suppon w i ^ from lh(1 apeculative mar­ tender for tho presidential notn- turned to his charge here, accord­ . . . . who has ntw a ns Tho flight from Burry Inlet w (^Stability of 'business ■ % t_C ! Mrs- Stillman, with Mortime ns t all from outside his own Rb«tc. I aniJ |t is In fenr o f t h e ef- Inntlon has cheered the Smlth ing to an announcement by the' „_nford m ercW ts throw open made doubly duficult by whole. . . that ^ «Reed• ...111 nrrluiill!PC 1 _ . * . _ _ L ..llRilrnlVIlJfl that their store doors for the greatest n passenger, will tako o ff fro]1 1 confi annual conference, which has will arrive here feet of such withdrawals that the weather was rmiuy, (4 )— Elimination of wasto in enator have forces although they ,w*r» Dollar Day this city hn* ever production un distribution not Curtis field In a Fairchilds cabin foggy anil pilot Stull* waa dent‘long"ago’ that'the Maryland Just terminated in Tampa. Friday, Ho is militant nnd un- hundreds of small traders piano n few minutes after Thea •untira by the teeming inevitable been liquidating their executive would be In their cor­ Tho reappointment of Rev. staged. gating over au*n*e couutry ;t only of what tho farmera sells hut . ji ner at the proper time. >sa of Smith's nomination Hi* Industrinl stocks, " h.i’ Tho crowd* are expected to what he buys, thereby increasing an dwlll accompany the Gorman no fanuliur iandmuik* to aulda 1 Buhrman has been received with flier to Old Orchard. anagers are somewhat grimly of h,V« declined l<» purchase until • Although the nomination* will clatiou by officials and congre- come from as fur away as hustls, the benefits both ways. A* anon th* Friendship touched t , this cloud h«s hern rem°eed. Necessary additional navlgitlon surtoce a number ut small e same attitude, (.overnor R't gut,on of the local church. Iho DsLand nnd Winter I’urk. Newjnot be made until n f* r the A complication of lloover a General Motor* new 4 -1 - poim do’s action jarred them not a dren .o hclov- r " . was "n un*et- platform huH hern adopted, the pastor bus been tho recipient of papes advertising uni circulars views, obtained at the Commerce t Instruments have been Installed In put out from tne shore. hit, at least, for publication pui tlln.' factor in th« bullish rank Smith people are planning to sec scores of congratulations from have heralded the hlg evdht over Department, showed that umong the sip. The tanks, have been oadThe Friendship alighted (entral the factors which would aid the cU with fuel to tholr capacity. ono mile from . th* "hdra. the forenoon, lo.ee W«eks of to it that tho Wishes of the New friends, who offered their com­ the entire portion of °*We expected it." said Kd S. he .lock were throw*. »"•'• Then's flying ability is a matter launch that had ben awaiting 4 York Governor nre Yuirly well mendation upon whut 1* described Florida wlhtin u 26-nillo radius farmer through increase in nation­ mm-V-o* by the professionals, nnd carried out In respect to this doc­ us u most successul yeur in ino i of Sanford. illmoare, who is in ch*r*c al efficiency, include consolidation of record In aviation circles. She the plane at once took it iu lb* bced headquarters here Pending ston-lov •orders were I Practically every one of han of railroads, development of elec­ served her flying novlutc under and puield It to tho imperial At ument. At a very recent confer­ he arrival of the Missouri Sena- in i»ond volume. Rome distress ence In New York between Gov­ C irav.' Buhrman returned home ford's leading merchants lini tric power supply, waterways and some of the foremost German waya dock where it waa moor * Saturday train Tarapa, report­ or. "It will moko no appreciable selling of the oyer-crow, ed IVO0Is ernor Smith nnd Van Namee t ing one of the best attended niado extensive preparation* for synthetic nitrates nt When tho plane waa maye Muscle aviators and to date has never trusts end nnd Jm Ivkhiat is understood hero thnt the pintInvestment trusts.t figured :4n aerial accident. She Miss Earhart and her co»ipani gatherings held by tho Methodists the event. In many cases, special Shoals ........ , Ir-dcre wn- renorted left the macliine to n.c«u«a Tho rail consol uiat Ion plan, he has been flying six ye4rs. nn- form was discussril ut great tor n number of year*. An­ purchases have been made lor tne luulloua welcome. There vaa iaryland's 10 votes would go to kets, nnd foreed liquidation length. According t«* Information nouncomenl nouncement. of tho ministerial feels, would ulluw a »urc roadrvleancu as Hi*; ""'v ^Vu.tun'l after the first compllnieti- nesrc.l Tho bargains which will he Justment, of rates In favor of the distinguished azaembly upou nnlrwl mareias and the ira'uai here the much discussed wet plank uppolntmcnt* waa not dock including American Cc whittling away of the resource In the platform will only go ;io until yesterday by conference of- offered will range from theater farmer, though1 wider diversifica­ tickets to furniture. Shoes, mens tion of traffic, greater economy in in tbe nave of the United St itchia'a announci'nwnt therefor . of traders, big and small. far a* to declare in favor of n will f ‘C ‘ l £ * Sanford minister will have and women’s clothing, household The Friendship waa anchor^ that Smith referendum' in «»ch state ns to operation, financial stability and nierely means women s better handling of terminal prob­ a buoy just tn front of the1 ave these votes on th. fi™*• b *J ; | (ienBU8 ” Hureau Gives whether the Eighteenth Amend­ an assistant next year in lk.n necessities, novelties, A. fook. Jr., who will be In men’s toilet articles uro included first ballot Th* machine looked bright ment should lie liberalized. lo t It Increases his lems, ... *, of the local mission. Rev. in the many bargains. shiny and showed not tne r Figures Upon Church Things will begin to hum In the charge Tho St. Lawrence and Missisa1L J. Haeflinger has been reap­ Members of . Sanford lodge est scar nor . trace of the Among tho many merchants Ippl waterways systems were ^Tha^moch bring* hlni no ,u'ar‘ Smith camp th# latter part at pointed presiding oldar of this, [h* nomination than he waa bt WASHINGTON. -Tune 19­ the week ufter the arrival of the {ho DeUnd dlstricU Other ap- who will have un active part In sneclfIcaUy* mentioned while IIoov-1 number 709. Brotherhood of Loc- weatcr through which It'had >"» , ------- , ......... .....I omotlvo Engineers, held their an­ od on the 2*4d0 mile flight fore- •'Nevcrthrioss. the cold figures __(IN S )—The Methodist 11roleJ„ New York delegation. John W. jiolnlnienta for tho district m- the day are: ChurchwclW. M-- •pecmcauy cr always has favored improvoKlnnonMarkwooil Company. ment of the Columbia nnd Colora­ nual memorial service Sunday Tropasaey Bay, N. F., to We an the Smith strength a™ "'>* rant Church had 2*10 ehurrhes In DavU of New York, one of the A hug* United States VUg. A calculated to impress anyone, evin United Slutes in 19.0 «"'•)• ’ state’s eight delegatca ut-large is ClUARoona Mission, Q. F. Bras­ Speer 61 Son. Wagoner Furniture do Rivers, whft* he holds would afternoon at the Womans Club expected to represent the delega­ well; Benson Spring* Mission. Company, Kanner's Department contribute to decreased costs or in memory of departed brothers. nated by Mrs. Savage, wife of t ihe Iteed spokesmen. Hgun» ■ member* the ( on*u" “ .. A most irapresslvo program was American Concul, Uoated fret transportation and increase they will, the opponents of tlm nounced today. The nie.nberahin Is tion on the resolutions commit­ W O. Troutman; Bunnell, a . « . Store, Sanford Dru*f CornJFf New York Governor cannot get considerably heavier than M « » « ; tee. There had been some talk Hancock; Cocoa. W. 'W . 1-aite; Arcade Delicatessen, Nlilane Tliea- volume of waterpower and sv’curi- rendered with eulogies by J. R. flag pole in the middle o f th* 4 I.glca and F. L. Crosby, and a pier. It obstructed the view tliat Mayor Jamea J. Walker of Crescent City. li Holladay; Day­ ter, Great Atlantic and Pacific ty of Irrigation communities. around the fact that he is fairly hut the number of churche memorial address by Rev. W. P. some of the spectator* who tona Beach, P L. Redfcarn, 1 «• Tea Company. Mobley a l ,'™£ New York, alto a delegate at A typical Hoover view express­ certain to have a minimum of 0oU smaller, iadicating Ihe Land, J. S. Purcell and one to Store, the Sanford Atlantic ed In \hc compilation won: I am Buhrman, pastor of tho First pod the flag around the pole, ates on the first h'Hot- Hia mana- tendency in »>> Pbise* of nrtiviiy large, might he picked for the Following Is tho program: bo supplied; Fort Pierce T. National Rank, Hill Hardware end Americans, who looked \ resolutions committee but Indi­ no believer In government com n S C w d«0nit.ly toward consolidation March by ’ members of tho this action as a alight, rushed 1 Brantley; Jupiter. C. ' J J ; Company. Tho Outlet, Laney * cations now are that he will be nulsion as a method of attempting Tntal expenditures nv -n.l S i foil w“ ‘ , Mlms-Geneva Mlsaion. ThoniM (Contmued on page 2) elected to one of tho other coni^ Williams; New Smyrna, w. n. Drug Store, Dave’a Department to build up any kind of human Brothrehood and the Auvlllary. If these fjgures stand up and churches amountd Invocation, T. J. E. Well*. reason to activity. Compulsion Is an tmplc mlttees. Store, Myrtle's Doughnut Shop, (there Is no apparent which $2jiCf>.00 Vocal •duct, Mrs. A. M». Phillips $5tl^H7 for Itr nil probability, Franklin D. " O k e e c h o b e e . joubt them, it means J. Fi Games; Ball Hurdware Company, Union ment for stopping wrong doing and Mra. It. L. Glenn rent expenses enq within T s ^ ’tWan TOO VoUa1 of tho I nnd missions. The Roosevelt of Hyde Park, N. Y. Ovloda, C. W. Matberson; aUt- Pharmacy. Ml-lady’s Shoppe, Rather are we to succeed if wo Reading namee ’ of deceased nomination o nthe t j n ^ i |nirmber*hip was chiefly rural, will be selected to place (.overnor ka W, J. Carpenter and one to Forst'a, The Yowell Company, set up such helpful and sound brother* by Ernest Krupp, aeeroSm ith In n om ln a tlon J toosev elt, Smith I Hved In tho country organization that people nro nt b# supplied: Pierson Mission. R. Istrength. The TV i M XT i A •< to draw the | M _ m« In(1|>r ,n citil>8 nm| who la held In high estcenX b>t T. Caldwell; Sebastian, H. I • Lloyd’s Shoe Store and P iggly |managers.will _ and the remainder — . *clf ^nt0r*^. *° i0ln I offering b j” Pauline Crawford and delftratlon* towns. It whs the largest .In North Democrat* of all sdhesaof-h Ty Boyd; Bovllle Mission, B. «• Wiggly Stores. remainder from the ' 1Sara Moye. „ * I . --------aa Ohio’. 48, Kansas’ 20, c S J n i with 20.992. followed by Democrats of all shade* of opin­ Montgomery; Stuart, 8. I B * Eulogy, J. It. Lyles and F. L. Two Uquor cases, schedu WAUCHULLA—300 bushels po­ drix; Tavares, O. Bowell I » n er, ion, served as Smith’s campaign 30. Nebraska's 10 ®"d V.lderatlo! 23-220 in Ohio, 22.174 In Mary Crosby. 1 Municipal Court on Monday^s Titusville, J. L Hunter, Vero tatoes from one acre Is w o r d of Mabel Boll Changes 124. leaving out of consideration hind and 18.702 In West Virginia manager in 1924. Depositing flower* by Mr*, ing, were postponed until till*, W. C. Itogers and C. I* Grlmsley. local fanner, Mind Again OnFlight Moyo and Mr*. Bandy. entirely # j j j 1 Uu„ , . I morning. Frank Blair B e «h , C. E. Cook present th* solid south, Clearing Rouse Plan Vocal .olo, Fred S$ubb*. ‘ 1 Jackson, negreee Dormitory Is Burned HARBOR GRACE N. F . June Reed’s 30 from Missouri Memorial address/ Rev) /W. P. h»vteg intoxicating D 10 — (IN 8)—After changing their A t Forest Academy To Be Outlined Here Buhrman. „ U | plana several .time* following QU.H.U., r . m ^ o . t r i . a Sj g j Tunnttliffe Named Ml,a Amelia Earharfa successful The Committee of 60 of the A fire of unknown origin Sun­ J. Nix, B. C. Mooro ana r . |g^ r part of tha Receiver For Bank day afternoon completely de£ “ ; Florida Citrus Grower* Clearing flight to Europe, Miss Mabel Bull and her two companion*, Captain* Uhed a 12-rooro domltory at h r Hone* Association announce* T J p t t i M33LT1 ’’ t -Vo Academy In Forest City. aeries of m atings for BemlnoU Oliver Lu BoutUllcr and Arthur Sanford Klwanlgns M * their laughter and »PP>“ U“ Accompanists, Mi»* Margaret I Arthur Me Thf buildlmr was occupied by the County this week when effort* ladies numbering between «0 » “ d the •‘Automobile Trio” composed Arglea, have decided to take-off on or-8tu deb.ker" Fort “ Ctejvrocaretaker, H. M- Burn., during the a flight to Rome today, weaUier Davi* and Mr*. L. A. *ltaTkOT,,n|‘ViMa! assault,, (FM 80 laat night enjoyed on? “ let" Illghlcyman Deceased rocpil'crs of tbo locul |lYoodberry, .dtioi will be made to Induce local grow­ permitting. Although It rained summer month*. h Mnie re r lodge includq: \Loul» Roberta, L. I $10 bond eetreal ers to Join hands In what Is de­ moat delightful sodal Mr. Burn* dUcoveren *"■r u UBt Comparer o f Weat Meyrra, who »* "* #8t*J“ here lost night, weather report* Trust the history of the local elub. th« J. Laing, B. F. Hlgglpa, Q; W. Jewel, dnmk it. _«nf of thr nulidlnir. Palm .Bdach. on the r°Gf 01 j : . lth m flro scribed •» o m of the greatest occasion being a dinner and dance the accompalnmcnt of cl»»gtn« indicated flying rendition* over Chason, J. It. Carney, A. H. __bond ___ »treated; silverware and piano discord*. tho Atlantic would bo good today. ottemypted to check u h>(, co-operative movements ever For the pa«t W $7 for assault; Sam * ! riSli at the Hotel Forreet U ke. Dougherty, • T. B. Atkina, J. HGeorge Brockhahn followed with Ur. TunnlcRffe Yesterday morning, announce­ $10 bond estreated! undertaken In jMjjeoutb. 8. M. Lloyd, president of tho for the 2 , * similar ca: , headway several vocal J ncl“ J "5 ment was made by the flier* n McGan, E. W- Rowland, W. H. Iforfeited $10 " . Tho Clearing House pUn wIU club, welcomed the *" ‘ -----rial Ban "Cross Questions," which scored which they *tlted they would Peter., C. E. Stafford, George conduct be outlined in detail Iqr opening the dinner and then_ pra Armstrong, W. R. Price, E. C,| Jo# Jack, a distinctive h it JfoTi abandon their plan* to fly acres Keys. T. E. Fox, M. J. Malloy. -Sjll continue. Mr. Tun sent out from tha J ^ •anted Edward F. U n e a* t°aaL Toastmaster Lane next intro tho ocean and ship the plane 3 Sleh county authc t Ivor tor a Daymiarters In Winter H a v riu O n mailer and master o f c#r*"\onlf*; duced the "Politician Quartet England for « *rt»tward attempt O. J. Calfee, N. B. Leonard. R. lar Thursday of this week meeth Invocation was pronounc'd by It waa used during tU M ‘J™ ""iJIffbwS-' composed of L. P. «• »«> . f ud^ instead Later, however, they de­ E. Pollard, J. E. IHcka. AUre4| >r« scheduled for G**nta at 2.JU Rev. Max Cook, pastor of ■s a dormitory for the students J,*G. Sharon, Frank Evans and cided tbkt since everything was In m V . H. L. Colbert. R- P- Joakjnj Ij S S e T ^ l ? 1 rA ffrY t o m r b t ^ o’clock fiTtlU afteraoon - d Baptist Church of Oviedo. the academy. ' _________ [ Frank . L. Miller, who attempted readiness for tho fUglit, they C. A. Hackney and .J. L. I adriclu |10 ^b««d fo ^ ^ Oviedo at 8 o’clock that night Mia* Catherine Buhrman ceslc Lee NEW STAMP ISSUED would adhere to their original Maitland and AlUroonte will bn "Ramona” and "So TYed.’ being to sing “Tbe Recount Blu BUSHNEIX—2 leading Rev. Fr*nk M.rter p z ^ o f meeting acene* on Fflday, with accompalned on th* P»*»« by the First Christian Church,, do- plans. : WASHINGTON. June tho ono at Maitland ecbeduled for George IJrockhahn. M>» a.-i no "Vlalon," which waa declared one Itamonte (INS)—Effective Aug. 1 ■ MIAMI—D »d- . ^ t e r a e j j i« .« also gave two ukelele eelccUon* of tha most Interesting 2:80 and for hurfllA, ««• y »* * and Mr. Brockhahn rendered »*v« foi- S o'e»o<. en before the club In *Ome time. structlon Co., Inc., . I cumber l City Ued at 110,000 era piano number*. . . iC 0Q tW «l oa p . « . S) f « ,Uadd i?Ul- Z at B F. A number that elicitod much ir* f hors oa|saMter / 0.heral N«w M»$c * M, tartbe e .iv.i,*-a 1 Am. i .xfr-** ■ A ice Narrows To »ed And A1 Smith Flyers Hapoy Endingjoi MONEY RATES GO UPANDSTOCKS DOWN IN MARKET rK S edV oIbebigeventfor SANFORDPEEPIT SANFORD STORES Brotherhood Holds Annual M em orial Services On Sunday Trials Of Two Sellers Postpoi Until Next Fri< I Sanford Ira n ia n s AndTheir Ladies Enjoy Dinner-Dance At Local Hotel o s s f t i s a rv«oH. �$ .i v im ri Ior..-- 3 > iD G L i. f t t < u f t y 0*; r ..w m ^ tr r gee Our Ad Tqiaqnpw F p r Additional Specials Community Dollar Day! The Yow*ll Company enter* thU co-operative eycnt in tW full spirit iof.the occaaton with’ Afferlngfc' that surpass a ir previous- Dollar Days in history. ..Make your plana to attend early— make your plana to take ad vantage . -IT j - -_..4 * * here fo r ' lick' “ of* the savings made possible. Hundreda of articles not7 *.jated Jtemembcr, One Oay Only, a<«, will make your shbpplrfg trip a tout-of aavi ednetday Jnrte 20th. Store opens 8 o’clock. Full fashioned, light shades, some regular $2.25 values thread, FOR FOUR While mid Kcru, 2 1-1 yds. long with Tic linck 18 x 88, double thread hath towels, FIV^E FQR EXTRA Special! Hath Towels double BATH T O W E LS R AG Rugs i r/.m •1 EXTRA Special! bon ier, R U FFLED CU R TA IN S EXTRA Special! EXTRA Special! I*nce Collars Handkerchiefs Lingerie Cloth 18 x R<i, double thread, DOLLAR DAY, « FOR 1-ace yolk and organdy collars, Home ombrolder- Flno lined and sheer embroidereii hantlkcichlcfn 0 FOR loro rloth, light shades, .1 yds. ' •12 inch Silk Prints, 40 Inch Sport Satin, "2 inch nil-silk Pongee. All light shades, values up to $1.50 yard. Special COLORED VOILE FIGURED VOILE CEJLANESE RAYON Plain., colors, light shades, rcg. 85c yd. 4 New, 40 in. wide, light grounds, three yards fo r Voile, 3G to 40 in. wide, light shades,—yard o t r lt o r i3 ij: LINGERE | R^VYON ( Hloomers, step- 1 Ins, slips, skirts and brassieres UNIFORMS FLQ W ER E D ORGANDY P L A IN OR GANDY t1 • • E V E R -F A S T POINTS 45 in. permanent finish, floral and figiired 1 >/j and tissue Gingham, 32 to 45 in. reg 05 and 70c yd. 2 yds. Small designs, polka dots, reg. 50c Wed. 3 yds. for PRINTED D IM ITY • EXTRA Special! Huck Towels SILK SALE w it Nurse and maids ( uniforms, good ? quality, all sizes Teds, blouses, slips, gowns, pa­ jama* and step ins Good quality ap­ rons) very chic designs, good values PjILLOW TOPS Hrointicrea Stamped and lace pillow tops pric­ ed at.TW O FOR 30 in. wide, figures and dots, 3 yds. for For Dollar Day .'orsctR, corselettes, brassieres ■ APRONS BRASSIERES E V E R -F A S T SUITING CORSETS 0 COUSI.LET. * TES & VOILE JUNGERE Collection aprons priced to close­ out TWO FOR SCARFS Silk Scarfs in * wide variety of, colors wonderful vnlueH ROYAL SQCIETY PACKAGE GOODS BATISTE CRETONNE 3G in. heavy tap­ estry designs, light, dark, 2 yds UNION SUITS i •k *1 VIIIIII'M C U R TA IN G IN G H A M Material, Marquis­ ette, val. up to $1.00 yd. 2 yds. Ever-fast colors, shades, 3 yds. Fnmous JRoyal Society package goods at only G IN G H A M Ever-fast, small and large check, special 2 yds. FELT and STRAW HATS Collection lovely hats, both felt* and (drawn Department l-’or •Aldi. M E N ’S P A J A M A S Men’s Pajamas, ‘ PAJAMAS Pajaman in un­ food selection usually good de­ sign.!, each pleco R OY’S SHIRTS and blouses reg. $1.50 val­ ues, all sizes, colors R O Y ’S BLOUSES pajam a C ^ E C fC One lot, values up to $1.00 special, 2 for 30 in', fine count, Dollar’ Day, FI VB YARDS K1MONAS Kimonos, both STAMPED Center Scarf*, plain and figured pillow ' canon, designs vanity with gluon 2 PIECE SUITS SHEETS Khaki two piece suits, good qual­ ity each piece .. RlxOO. soft finikhcd, *6me hem­ stitched (First Floor) (First Floor) Children’s Department 2nd Floor HOY’S SOCKS Fancy ali: sizes, SPORT BLOUSES HOY’S CAPS MEN’S for boys, also shirts, white only, very special Values up to $1.75 /v e r y special /o r Dol­ lar Jyfly PANTS Priced up to, $5, special, one pair for an extra M E N ’S BELTS $1.50 values, sizfls, special Dollar Day ROMPERS and Aprons, very strongly made, Ideal for kiddie* LINGERIE Gown*, pajaman, tedn, slips, pan­ ties, bloomer* DRESSES Voile, print* and gingham dresses wonderful value* SHIRTS Men’s White Broadcloth Shirts, all sizes, $1.50 value, all for D O LLR R D R Y»$ �I B P P p > ’-2 ’ri- r Ii .'V !’ .W *• 4 nsivs ----*** «»o >»rrest >ry. insi,oan*»d >..,i» Sanford Kiwanians gpod'night’s aid n«*n Saints Win E a s ily Plane “L, juned "nonary” hotel at Pembrcy, And Ladies En jo y wmes, Tte«r Lianeiiy; w a natvtvt Reaches Final From The Sheriffs no trace of the weariness entailed the long and dangerous sky Dinner And Dance By Score Of 10 To 4 On English Harbor by voyage over the ocean. Her face BLOW BY Jess P etty Yields O nly [1 DEFEATS Four Safeties To Phils; __ IT( Cubs, Braves Break Even ^Jym cl H urls G ood O u n e F o r NEW YORK, June 19.— (INS) Kiki Cuyler, pitta more than a £*♦' Sanford Yielding 10 Hits In 14 F ra m e s: Pitcher —Bsseball fandom turned its at* score o f runs, featured tbo double Also (.ends With Stick tvntlon to the Robins pitching header split by Chicago and Bos­ Sr'/Mlnnti, June 11*.— Hewell's y tiofuc rtii save Sanford * 3 to 2 ' Aii'tory o\V*r Miami in the thirtc4utlv Inning Monday. 3U, llyrnol went the route for ihc ^ (Jelcryftds nnd Meyer lor the , Hustlers. Km her leant scored uny H| the ninth when Friable beet ■' ouV a perfect hunt, stole second threw the hall away. He scored i » Hewclt’s sacrifice fly. Barn* * singled and scored on Stapleton's one base blow. ■ yf? . : * . 1/ irl.n The Hustler* came beck in thtii staff again today. Jess Petty, ton. veteran hurier repelled the Phils •■nig THU" Thompson's “hat with Just’ fotir safeties yesterday; i Kby*** proved no. match for Rajah This little achievement following and his cion’ at bat and In the as It does,* right. on the heels of field and were humiliated to the l'arzy Vance’s strike tut exhi­ tunc of 10 to 2 In the first gamo. bition .Sunday tf’erved to Inflate Rut the Cuba more than avenged for their defeat by smearing the Uncle Robbie's proud "chest." After a hw.Hr first session In heap-eaters with 12 .coats of the second which thr lowly but ambltlour- whitewash, taking Quakers nicked him for three game 12 to 0. Boston required hits and two tallies Petty tight­ the services of four pitchers, in­ ened up his delivery and quelled cluding Kent Greenfield, to hold the bats of bis hosts until the the loop city diamond artists to ninth frame when he yielded to 20 hits, two of which were cir­ a single. Jimmy Ring, the Phil­ cuit clouts by Cuyler. The Cincinnati Reds nosed out lies twirler, kept things fairly well under control until the clos­ the St. Louis cards in nn excit­ ing Inning when he slipped two ing M inning game, winning 4 -ogs and nllowed a brace of hits to 3. Going into the ninth frame one o f which proved costly—Hen­ the Reds led by n one run mar­ drick scoring the winning run or gin. Bottomley reversed matters Herman's single. Timely batting with a timely homer. But a by the Brooklynites aided mater­ single by Kolp, relief pitcher, with two out and Droasen on ially in the victory. Heavy hitting, punctuated with third, settled the contest for the homers by Rajah Hornsby, a,nd Reds in lie fourteenth inning. ■ half to tie the count. Parka opened with a single but BunJinrlefccd hint at eecond. Crowe f doubled, scoring Park* and wan f ..safe at the third when Wallace £ mulled the throw in. Crowe count* ' ed on Hinkle's single. Score: Sanford, ab r h po a e McConnell', 2b si —J1...6 1 2 2 b 0 rf .... -...5 1 2 3 1 0 lb ......... 6 1 1 14 1 0 f ..... — 5 0 0 4 0 0 3b .......4 0 1 3 3 2 W dl n, l f ....5 0 1 4 0 •0 Boston .................. J9 su p .352. 35 ____ ....5 0 0 4 3 *0 Philadelphia ........ 14 .275 37 5- 0 8 2 1 0 p ---AMERICAN LEAGUE * • I’cU L W ; LIMHUl . 47 3 11 39 18 2 New York ...... . .782 . 43 12 ■'_ ab r h po a c 20 .630 Philadelphia ........ 34 2b .... ..... 6 0 2 1 2 0 S t Louis ________ 30 28 .517 ...6 0 2 1 1 0 Cleveland _____ .... 26 31 .450 cf .. .....6 1 1 8 0 0 Washington ......... 23 .442 29 3b ....__ 6 1 2 3 1 0 Detroit _________ 23 .397 35 Jb „ ....4 0 1 9 0 0 Boston .................. 19 30*’ .388 lb .. ....1 0 0 1 0 0 Uhicago _________ 20 35 .304 Dunbar. If ....... 4 0 0 9 0 0 SOUTHEASTERN .... 5 0 0 3 4. II 40 22 c fc. 5 0 2 8 1 0 Pensacola Montgomery ....... 41 21) Major, i> . 3 0 0 1 2 1 Albany....... .......... V- M on ; ■ X — .....0 0 0 0 0 - o 33- .529 ... 37 Jacksonville 34 .500 Tampa 10 39 11 1 ____ - 4E s .144 .... 28 35 Savannah ............ a—run for Hinkle In ninth. 35 .... 24 .407 Columbus .... Smtft.rd O00 000 002 000 1— : .338 43 .... 22 Selma .......Miami ....000 000 ($2 000 0—2 Runs batted in, liewell, 2. RESULTS Ftaplcuton, Crowe, Hinkle. Twobaieo hits, McConnell, Hewcll. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE .4 .. Parks, Crowe. Home run, Hewell. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Double play, Parks to Loder Orlando 14; Daytona Beach 8. Stolen bases, Frifeble. Struck out. Sanford 3; Miami 2 (13 in­ by Ilymri .1, by Meyer 2. Bases nings). on balls, o ff Ilymel 1, off Myer 1 West Palm Bench 4; St. Sacrifice hits llcwell, Meyer 2. Petersburg 10. HU In tiitcher. by Hymel, AMERICAN LEAGUE (Brown). Umyires, Moore and No games played. WjeilVi r. Tunc, 2:0’*. NATIONAL LEAGUE Kretklyn 4*. Philadelphia J. ft. r h'rugo 2-<12; Boston 10-0. tl 1 V N D T N G St. Louis 2; Cincinnati 3 (14 **Ac innings). y FLORID \ STATE I.KAG K Only games played. vv r. Bel SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION J:{ I'otPttbu u 14 .742 N w Origan* 3; Little Rock 4. Orlando . hi ik .62.-. Atlanta 8; Birmingham 5. AW I*. B h 25 23 .511 Mnhilo 2: Memphis 11. I'anford •*o 26 435 1hty Luiiit Ho* <h .......18 NashvilleChattannooga not 28 .391 Miami ....... 15 .319 scheduled. 32 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet Jacksonville 4; Savannah I. t-t. T.n ii.. 37 2 .627 Tamna 7; Albany 2. Cincinnati ........ . 37 26 .587 Pensacola 6; Montgomery 5. Now A'nr) .... 30 23 .560 Selma 3: Columbus 0. Chicago .... .... ....... 34 27 .567 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Br-oltlyr .......... 30 27 .626 Minneapolis 5; Kansas City 5 Pittsburgh ............. 26 30 .464 (10 innings). Orlando; €o(foW i n Free Hitting Game From Daytona, 14-8 DAYTONA BEACH, June 19— Five-thumbed fielding by the Is­ landers enabled the Orlando ColUt to even the series at one-all by taking Monday’s game 14 to 8. It wu su free hitting contest, each tetam cracking out Mbits. Hodge;, started for the visitors and wn.t was hit hard but pitched the whole came. Chauncey and Abrams of the visitors got Itree hits each, two of the latter's blows being for uxbases. Messner and Scholls of tho Islanders connected for home runs Score: Orlando— lib i* h po a $ Chauncey, 2b 5 o 3 6 i 0 Cox, rf ........... . 6 1 0 3 0 r Abrams, lb ... 5 2 3 7 0 0 Kirby, if ......... 3 4 1 2 0 0 5 2 2 0 0 1 Edmondson, cf Lehrmunn, 3b . Ij 1 •i 0 ‘1 1 'J 3 1 Viau, ss 1 *# Wells, c . 5 0 1 5 0 0 Ib'rtges. p ...... .. u # tl> ,) r, 1 I* Sweeney, p .... 5 0 Q •I 2 0 ____ _ __ — — — — — — -- Totnls 43 14 14 27 9 3 Daytona Bench ab r h po a e (Continued From Poke One) (Continued From Pogo Ope) was flushed and her *>'e* shin­ livened a snort ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.— address on ward and unwrapped the banner ing. ODDS AND ENDS Mr. George Brockhahn received Although outhlt, 11 to 9, the league and once again it floated out in ..i she stepped ashore she was tremendous applause Regular $8.00 Ya|Ul upon the leading Salnta took advantage of the misty air. .mnded a huge bunch of American rendition o f several "blues" selecWednesday Only seven walks and three errors to As the big red and gold plane Beauty roses by Mrs. Guest. Mrs. fully dedicated to “ Willie" Zach­ win the opening game with West was being lowed slowly through L. M. Welsh, the lady mayor of ary. Palm Beach hero Monday, 10 to 4. |the the water wtih the crew still In- Southampton, made a little speech Adjourning to the ball room, Joe Domingo, who labored or '-‘I® ‘ -‘I® the spectators shouted and j f welcome, suying how delighted the gtleata enjoyed dancing. One the mound for the winners, went waved hats, handkerchiefs and the people of the rity were to of the moat impressive features the route, while Morris, Jones, and ilags. The chering increased, as greet, the first woman to ac­ f the program was tho obser­ the ( trans-Atlantic vance of Kiwanis “ Zero Hour"-at Burns wore called into service to the Friendship appeared around complish the stem of a big docked liner. H i g h l y , luce the Saints, none o f them 11:15 o’clock.^ A period of alienee Mitts Earhart am. her com proving effective. Tho visitors had When Miss Earhart, wearing he vas followed by the singing of 12 men left on base, and the locals flying clothes, appeared in the panions posted lor the photogra­ “ America" while more than 1,700 J T H E FIRST doorwav of the cabin the welcom*. phers. Later they were escorted Other clubs throughout the United eight. Score: ing din reached its climax. oetween lanes of nearly 2,000 States and Canada were the aame West Palm Beach. N A T L BANK It had been reported from cheering men, women and children program. -Judge Sharon closed ab r h po a e Buckles, ss ..... 5 0 0 3 3 1 Llanelly, Wales, that Capt. H. H. The lady mayor had placed her ■Jiis part with the reading of the •The Hunk «f SrrUrtMason, 2b ......... 5 1 2 3 4 0 Railcy, European representative of awn motor car at the disposal ol annual address of . the president Hogan, lf ......... 3 1 2 1 0 0 the Friendship’s flight was aboard the daring sky voyagor. of Kiwanis International. 1 0 2 0 0 an accompanying Imperial Air­ Beasley, cf . Following a luncheon there AGeneral Cerisi, 3b .... 1 0 2 1 1 1 ways, plane, but when the Friend was a public reception when PLANS LONG HOP « > rhip reached here it was found on Lawrence, c ...„. 5 0 4 0 0 Banking many persons met Miss Earhnrt LONG BEACD, Cal., Juno 18. ..... 5 1' 1 1 0 0 hoard. He was the first one to shook hands with her and con­ Holder, rf Business Burke, lb ... ...... 4 0 .0 9 0 0 leave the plane. Then he turned gratulated her upon her feat. It —(IN S)— Dr.iHugo Echncr .noted Morris, p .... ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 to assist Miss Earhart into th* was arranged that the three flyers ns a builder o f ftepplns, will at­ WE ARE FULLY Jones, p .. .. 3 0 0 0 1 0 launch standing alongside. Then should have a rest of n couple ol' tempt a dirigible flight from EQUIPPED T 0 Burns, p . . ..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 pilot Stultz stepped into the boat. hours before leaving for London. Kriedrichshafen, Germany, to this Mechanic Gordon remained be SERVE YOU IN American Consul John M. Sav­ city in July, according to word 10 4 11 24 9 8 hind the others to cover the mo! age was delighted over the fresh reaching Mayor Oscar llaiigo here Totals ANY FINANCIAL tors with heavy canvas to keep honors accruing to America's en­ today. The distance between the St. Petersburg. CAPACITY— ab r h po a 0 out the moisture. After he had terprise In the international field two cities is approximately 10,000 Kirkwood, rf ..... 4 3 3 0 0 0 finished this job to his satisfac­ of aviation. "Americans may wol miles, And. Welch, 2b .......... 4 2 0 1 4 3 tion ho also got into the launch be proud of Miss Earhart) and her gradually approaching the sur­ Invite Miss Earhart’s wealthy patron ..... 3 1 3 3 0 0 Brown, cf flying companions,'' said the Con face o f the harbor where it alight­ Consultation. McHenry, If ..... 5 1 1 3 0 0 els, the lio n / Mrs. Frederick ed as lightly as a feather. There Cordially yours. Guest,' was in the ''official" & Bingham, :-s ..... 5 -0 0 6 2 0 'f-vT neatly morning crowds had was just a splash of water and Co6b, c^i .... 4 1 0 2 '2* 0 whichktook o ff the crew dF'the been gathering along the hair then the Friendship was riding Stuart, lb ... ..... 4 2 2 11 0 0 trans-Atlantic plane. As soon as bor front to greet the Friendship the choppy waves, Its task com­ o the young aviatrix stepped Into Doyle, 3b ........ 2 0 0 *■ 2 0 'Ihc plane was first sighted over her Alshot— the seat of a great pleted. Domingo, p ..... 3 0 0 n 1 0 the boat Mrs. Guest placed arms around hor young friend and British nlrdromc—at 1:15 o’clock. 34 10 9 27 11 2 exclaimed: "I am so happy to A bl-nket of gray fog obscurer Totals know that you did it. But we the sky and the plane was barely Topplpo, as ..... 5 2 2 4 5 2 knew you would." visible through the haze. Messner, . 4 1 14 11 After Gordon had climbed into Upon reaching the inner har Graff, 31j .......... 5 1 1 1 2 0 the boat It moved the short dis­ hor the plane circled over the AVycoills, rf 5 0 1 2- 0 0: tance to the piers while the city at nn nltitude of more than Cures Chills and Fever, In­ Scholls, r f ......... 5 1 2 1 0 0 crowds surged ngninst the police 1,001) feet. Then it began to do Cashler. termittent, Remittent and BiUoue Miller, Jf ......... 5 0 2 6 0 1 lines in an effort to get close descend .................slowly ....... ami gracefully Fever due Baxter, lb 5 1 enough to sec the daring young* Huy worth, fir 6 1 American woman. — — - •**" _ , „ ifnrvln, p :Z. 4 1 0 0 1 0 Scores o f little children bobbed Totals 43 8 M 27 It) 7 up us from nowhere. They waved Orlando ...............(112 021 305—14 little American flags but their Daytona Bench 230 001 011—6 piping erics of welcome were Two base hits, Haywoth. I-ehr- lost in the general tumult. mtuin, Abrams. Three base hits. Misti Earhart looked both Abrams- Home runs. Messner, Scholls. Stolen bases, Kirby, Viau, West Palm Beach 000 030 0 1 0 -4 A & P is offering many attractive mone>-s:ninj{ Edmondson, Chnuncey 2. Double St. l'etersbuig .... 512 020 OOx— 10 Huns batted in, Cerisi 2, l-uwplays. Graff to Baxter, Topplno to grocery bargains tomorrow, Sunford Communily Dol­ Baxter. Left on bases, Orlando Oj roncc, Burns, Mcllenry, 2., Stuart Daytona Beach 9- Struck out, by 3, Brown 3, Domingo 2. Two base lar Day . Swcenev 3. Harvin.. 4. Bases on hits, Brown 2, Mason. Home pun, balls, o ff Harvin 4. Hit by pitcher, Stuart. Sacrifice hit, Domingo. by Hodges (Messner). Hits, o ff Stolen bases, Binghnm. I^eft nn Regular A & I* prices arc good but fhese special of­ Hodges, 3 in 1 inning (none out in bases. Saints 8. West Palm Beach JERE ECONOMY! ferings you simply can’ t afford to miss. second): o ff Sweeney- Runs batted 12, Struck out, hy Morris 1. Do| mingo 2, Jones 1. Base on balls, in, by Edmondson 2, Viau, Chauncny. Kirbv. Wells. WvcoLis 2, o ff Domingo 4, Jones 4, Moris 2 Messner, Scholls, Umpires LohcLBunis 1. Umpires, Raphun and _ . — fCollins. Time, 1:50. and. Collins. Time, 2:25. Only game played Monday. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Greenville 9[ Columbia 3. Asheville 8; Chnrlottee 4. Macon 5; Spartanburg 3. Augusta 12; Knoxville 8. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 0; Jersey City 1. Toronto 5; Newark 3 (10 in­ nings), Montreal 5; Baltimore 20. Rochester 2; Reading 6. FORST’S 666 D o lla r D ay S p ecials PURE CANE Sugar One Caramel Layer Cake One Dozen Rolls One Dozen Cookies One Lb. Potato Salad One Lb. llaked lieu ns ARCADE 15 lbs. for WHITE HOUSE TALL CANS DELICATESSEN "The Taste Tells" 4 McLander Arcade Evaporated M ilk 12 for 2 Cans Iona Salmon 3 Cans A & P Baked Beans 1 Bottle A & P Ketchup, 14 oz. Y t r e s t o n e TirePrices Have Dropped Look These Prices Over FIRESTONE f L. mil £ E E E 832 k 35x6.00 Reg. 14x6.00 Reg. “j1* size ..... site ...... size .... f t 3 Cans Ionh No. 2 Tomatoes 2 Cans No. 2 Iona Peas for ■F 3 Cans No. 2 Iona Lima Beans 1 Can No. 2 1-2 Del Monte Spinach OLDFIELD Vo* 5 **’ 5 ■!** 1 7 fi,r’ S0i3 b i lie If. K tile 8.70 lf 3U I Ke*. K „iie ......... 13.70 | »2x4 Reg. E size ............ 14.55 29x4.40 Reg. K size . ... 9.60 '5® J*** 80x4.75 Reg. 81x500 Reg. 80x5.25 Reg. DOLLAR DA¥, 2 Cans Iona Sugar Corn 1-2 Beg ,'10*3 1,2 i[t,If " ] 2 J,X* K 32*4 Beg. E I? ™ Beg. E size 12.55 „ 13.45 30lt<-50 Her- K size 15.00 30x5.25 Reg. E size ! “ S ” ,5!s E size „•.... 1«.70 82x6.00 E size .... 19.35 33x6.00 V2 Pound Pkg. Nectar Tea E size S 6.55 p ? *,le 7 00 *ize size ....... 12.23 K 1 Pound Eight-O’clock Coffee YOU 8.00 W IL L F IN D IN STORE 8.70 1165 M ANY OUR B A R G A IN S FOR T H E D ISC R IM IN A TIN G .....««• 5 Pounds Cane Sugar A & P Grape Juice, quart - n* Reg. E size ........ 17.00 Reg. E . i Ze ........ 17.25 M AN. HERE A R E T W O : - 4 Imperial Dry Ginger Ales COURIER 30x4.50 Reg. E size ____ 7.80 81x5.25 Reg. E size 11.50 OOrJ 12 Airway Reg...... 4.65 29x1.40 Airway Reg. .... 5.90 D ollar DaySpecial .I * L 30x3 1-2 COURIER TU B E $1.00 ft SHIRTS B A TH IN G 4 A & P W ashing Powder That Good G ulf G as—Supreme Motor Oil 409 W est la t S t . Telephone 893 Free Road Service In City ^ Lit..* SM AR T N EAT DURABLE SUITS 1 A & P Blueing $ 3.50 . .1 r ' u * 1 Sweep-Clean Broom 1 Ten-Quart Galvanized Pail 1 12-Oz. Mop McKinnon-Markwood Co FURNISHERS T O MEN W H O K N O W Af c v n r v * l .* A f s 3 Ivory Soap Flakes VALU ES u i v •: 1 A & P Ammonia, 32 oz. L -H fSt L <■ V L 6 Octagon Small Soap 1EMINOLE TIRE SH OP And Filling Station V. - ~ P 30x3 1-2 Reg. E size .... * 5.85 30x8 1-2 Reg. E site 9.80 Ji»Ik4 Reg. E ri/e 32x4 Reg. E *is*r *11.IS inixt.ll) Rrg. K size 7.15 ft w �/ *«*•#•*•%* it IV M W ';t ,!’ A iatt); • %I Basebau itann ess Of BoStwfEnJoy s Much Improvement i.f II FF ‘ | * .m : ! I t i i t o w c If A & r. Sifts# khnwA..M«NT>Av,.\ Mrs. Eaton’sChoice fs Distinction orida V o te rs Life O f Former Princess, Twice Placed In E xile, Is Narration O f Sadness * XX S S BOSTON.' Jtlne ‘ 18,— (INK)— Baseball business is perking up in Boston,' where :«Vtc receipts, for over 10 ybar!»,"hdvfr matched colPARIS, June 18.— HNS)—Born hinted Pasteur, |nr htf<rhWr*Slterf^1Tl value. Prcsi- in exile and later exiled from hen When she was six yenra old her <lcnt-Dsb-Qyifla,af tile Red Sox Jr _jdopte«J country over which she now plflnntlig'lRublc decker MnnJ* J-rei'rned, the former Queen of Port­ ' . - E t i t t t i U U t o l A k k y v t U E j L the ugal Is now ‘living a life of quiet rreal^iai Quinn,recently shoi eij ■lecluslon in n small chateau near 1the Imenwtfoifnl*- '■fitWs Servic - a |'*.hp Thldce' of Versailles Where her j blue print submitted to,him fo •i( rtdcbrhtrd ancestors once reigned. I nevf bifcootnit the ball park. In h^ Ex-Quccn Amelic, Princesse d’11 new park there would be scat tig 'Otleanfc, has hnd » sad and tragic I1capacity1'fhr 52,700 persons, etch history from the moment she first ■one ’of "thfl thousands havinjc a Opened her eyes at York House, Twickenham, in the same room seperatq chair. ( The change in the senting p| ms where Queen Anne was born. would necessitate a change in the Daughter of the Count of Purls, diamond arrangements. President then heir to the French throne, she early breathed an air sur­ Quinn pointed olit. charged with noble expectations. Left fiq\d w*juld be the sun When but five years old, she field, as the home plate would be in saw her uncles, the Duke of Aumthe ptepent left field. The left nle, Joinvillc, and Chartres leave field Unp would be 345 feet Iqng. for the war of 1870 and suffered the right?* field foul line 3IG feet NOT CHEAP with her futher because he wn-. I long and 'deity .center would h? not allowed to go with them, They are good and some 388 feet away from the plate. fs Now fi.l The planning wps dope by the Throughout her long life—Queen Osbourne Engineering Compand if Aniglic is now years old—shi Cleveland, constructors of the Yun- wn?* to coTTlinue works of chhfity -kce Stadium, forbes Field, Pitts­ and benevolence, founding innum­ burgh, Brives Field, and others. erable childrens' dispensaries and Tho cpst will approximate $23 hospitals during her leign in Port­ per seat, the total cosb coming »n ugal. At Alcantara, whore 80,000 slightly more thnn $1,000,0000. The bullies _____ received medical- care, her _________ ___ , ... arrangement would,allow President visit was looked for every .morn Quinn develop other — sections . ---- - to -------------------......- of .. , jng and very often during-the op . Meaning that youjr money the park, thus increasing thq r e -1(-rations, it was the Queen heraeiUv ^Ffrr Tun yucr ? h r *bmr-yvrfr tern from rentals. who held the little child on her One plan that Mr. Quinn spoke knee and comforted it. if the tire falls to do so. about, wns a parking arrangement Among other institutions, she under the stands. As the stands, It;; founded the Rego Hospital fpr tu­ tills proposed arrangement, will bercular patients in the lust stag-? -?ok«mljMUJU'Jiund the playing field, and brought to Lisbon - the first oj PrraldeniR^tjuKfigttn's that there tulips of Dr. Roux’ scrum,* filially --twlh’b*',plenty of room for the cars establishing a bacteriological Insti­ 313 E. First gH*°*^*f of the Boston fans, tute after the model of tho eeleThe plans am in the embryonic stage, Quinn pointed out. It will !>-» necessary for the Red Sox to show classy ball over a long stretch be­ fore tho ball park will begin to change from the present homey field into a tier surrounded play­ ing field. .» A ' * ROY MAKER PLEA been appointed ■ to the- post ‘ byi JJJ Governor Martin when Mr.-Eaton died. ' . . * . * , Mrs. Eaton will nor; serve until 1030; when another DcmocmtL: primary will .be .hchl, v and' 'her office will be before the voter | again. Two incumbents of the. railroad commission were retruned to office. The^ other Is A. S. Weils, of Tallahassee, the present chair­ man Of that body. Both were out­ spoken in expressing apprecia* tion of. the planner In which the Democratic electorate stood' by them. “ We knew we hnd a Rrept, many friends,“ JJr. Wcll$. said. .Tbut wo didn't know, really,, that we. hml so many. We certainly npprcvipte their loyalty to us/* The Herald calls attrnti PriYl^ppcdring in an rhfnt Air die tTnlon PL' which Dollar Day *i listed. A combination o shaving cream, Gilclto shaving lotion wsr 1' * when the prlsr ihoult Tfca Herald-regret* inadvertantly «imde lt» taking care’ o f a he advertising,- and b _ thir currefction. LA BELLE— Standard 01 pany-constructing bulk pU their Hirkpochre Avenue pi at end o f Seaboard Railroai B A T A V IA TIRES GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS WAGONER Furniture G Dollar . Day Special LEXINGTON. N. C\ June 18.— (INS)—"I didn’t mean to kill him, I just wanted to stop him ..•JOinoill J1U!||I>| jo unit S|q UlOJp This was the idea offered here today by Charles Stafford, 24. chnrgcd with tho slayings of his f nlRpr, 4 C F. tstnff onl. 54. ' of Eiifihger, with a hnscliall bat. VERO BEACH—Shipments of imrta'tocs being imide front Indian River County. 2 5 / in trade with each Dollar Purchase ' - .Jj * ■ n — * 1 * A— ■ EXCURSION M Sanford Friday and Saturday, June 29lh and 30th, for trainH due to arrive Jacksonville June 30th. | ROUW> TRIP FARE U L G xm n m l SANFORD TO ^Albany Gu ....... $11.45 '!*AUanta Ga ....... 14.95 *Ai|gusta Ga ....... 12.95 ♦Baxley Ga ......... 10.70 ♦UanbcidKC-.Ga .. J0.95 I ♦Ccchran Ga ..... 12.45 | ♦Cbrdcle Ga ....... 11.95 ♦Botthan Ala 11.45 ‘^Eastman Ga ..... 11.95 ♦Tilton Ga ......... 9,95 -+H&wkin.sville Ga 12.45 ♦Haxelhurat Gu .. 11.20 13.45 ♦Monlgomery Ala 14.95 ■'Talluhassee Fla!. 10.95 ‘ThbmaHvile Gu .. 10.45 ^Valdosta Gu ..... 9.95 ♦Waycross Ga .... 9.95 IBtyoxl Misa ....... 18.95 •IBlnnliililBnii'AIn lUrlotte N. C ... 21.45 lattanoojra Tenn 18.95 irleston S. C. 14.95 rJimbia S. C. ...15,95 yctteville N. C. 17.95 lorence C. .. 15.95 Tgenville S. C. 18.95 {Mobile Ala ....... 16.95 1Pensacola Fla .... 14.95 tSpartenlmfir S.-G; W;95 * h » lM r « U n til, miIiI n Ib M J mI» • Ik 'IK H . IH rlurM U n til, n th ln ln b l J u l, hew S. S. IROQUOIS Four ptjwnjjer Jet kt KXoojrxxUthij joo people. Gl»i»-cncloted wide K raoisdes *nJ brjid open dock*. > &oom Sun /trlat. Specious Loucges. Perfect Dining Service. •»- L lW liis W lM ly itiJ Io N i* ) Otrtnittt C n u iu D t n lif De Luxe sccommoJstioni contist of pulor, tlcrping room sad bsth; bed­ room wiili double or twia beds sod privitc biib. Stucroomi with or without privitelsvatorjr sod tbower Electric tint ia all stateroom*. _ Forced vcoiiliuoo throughout. ^13-HOUR iS IC V R E NEW YORK „lT3k IKECT -non-stop. sailings. No, loss of time JL-/ from-business. New St S- 1 ROOUOIS leaves Jacksonville every Saturday at 3 P. M . and after only two nights out'arrives New York Monday mexoing. I'jJtnt ittMtur timt tier rruJc bttwun tlt/r fortt. j SAILINGS TO NEW YORK a S. IROQUOIS May 19,2C, June i. 9 ,16, U ,30 July 7 ;l4 ,il, XI ADDITIONAL SAILIN08 FROM JACKSONVILLE Every M onday and W ednesday at 3 P. M . , — ............... U H. " i l O I I A W K " , Calling at CkarUttan H H ‘•niKIIOKtili** . • V H. H -MKMINOI.K*' ........... Jim* .J u m * June ..... __________________’ i i ;o July S11 S3 2SJ u l y 4 3> C] ( ITJuly » 1» || Nature, in its wonderful way, has -done produces for Lucky Strikes the best, o f ho -grown; hut theseftobaccos' are Vas^l toasted. It is not JifritfM iig that 20,6?' Lucky Strikes are less irritating to the 1 -• *m * ill New Steamers. Uniform de luxe ttcmca NEW YOJtk, One Way, $37.00 up) Round Trip $39.18 up TICKETS C.OOtr ON ALL T r a i n s a n d in p u l l m a n s ON PAYMENT OF NBCPS8AKY CHARGES. NO STOPOVERS A L 1/)W ED. FARES PROPOR­ TIONAL f r o m OTHER fj.00 extra fare each way on Diract S. S. IROQUOIS CHAKUKTON. On. W . t SIIXW upi Ronnd Trl* flOJWno BOSTON. On. W* t. M l.<5 u f ------------------ - 1 ST. JOHNS RIVER SERVICE JNJJNTS won A: OH vi IP i "when it * V- ** ' �THE SANTORPfHKRALP, flANffQBB.*FLCrrtIPA/ TUESDAY;:JUNE -19, >928 A Great Beast F L O R ID A ’S N E X T LEG ISLATU R E While the ci'es of the nation are focused upon ,tho Re { LEESBURG COMMERCIAL publican Convention which has just selected Herbert Hoover Peter Boldnenu and Charles Curtis oh its standard bearers, we believe it ap­ * Seventy,five of the ninety-five FWidians nom- Dade Bruce Young .nated in last, week’s primary for membership in propriate to consider at this time Homcthlng o f the party Don Chappell ,:hc 1829 house of representatives are without prewhich these two men arc to represent. There is one man >in Dr. J. II. Coffee American history, who by his words and actions and by his rious legislative experience, while o f the nineteen Der.uto nominees for the amatc, fifteen have at* one lime or another been members of that body or , f the house, the Florida state chamber of commerce shows in its list of nominees. Ninetieth: senators wer hold-over*, and, consequently, were not concerned faith the primnry. Senator J.' J. Parrish o f Titusville, hvas select id at the last Bcssion ns president of th e,1929 senat.in the event atf Ills election, lie was elected in 11)20 for u terra M ‘.ft/iiK yeaft,\ikit bccauso of the redlitrlcting of the state, it was necessary for him to en-or the 1927 primary. i:<_- was successful in his rate last wcok, and will preside over the upper body at the next session. A contest for the speakership o f the 1929 house already is under way. Nominees who have announced their candidacy include T. C. Merchant, Madison; I. Ed Stokes, Panama City; Sam Gctxen, Bushncll; speaker pro-tem at the Inst session, nnd John Mat­ thews, Jacksonville. The nominees'for both senate and house, us announced by the chamber, follow: SENATE AddreiJ Name District tUtlBCRIFTIO* ItATBS *-•* JjSCAfjna g central jrnment, in a ilgh protective tariff,1the ■Id. H u l a shment o f ba1 w,aiul the control of high public offices rtharrlhe* wealthy. ow * I m l i f ! __ Imf MPnk orxBlifMtiMi Hamilton tveii dlivo today^fle^vouldsee his fondest n » h N d a llr r a ir N l I k r t r a ilin g r m l i • ( th e dreams come true. He would*bee;it country whose phenomw a r ld .- T b r I. H. la n I r f f l r l r a t In f l o r i d * a n d tt*n wth has been l&rgely due to manufacturing, aided as bond lia s een by tariffs t y the co-operation of a far flung ng system; he would'seda riatipn o f large cities, with a T b * l l r r n lil la n m rn b «r of tb a A n d ll I t a t r a g a l C lr m l a t Inna. ■■ tendency ever to becomfe larger and always helping the move l a l a i M l I a a a l A a a v e U t la n a t I’ u b liabarm. A 4 i . r t l . r r . a n d A d r r r l l a - towards stronger centralized power) and he would see the 1| K A fr a la rr b lr h r r q u lr r MMtk government ulrendy in the hands o f men high in the world of f a b l l a h r r n r i u k n l a a n b m ll l a n lla m th a u d it *1 a u b a r r la t la n finance and industry becoming more plutocratic every day. lU la I n a r d r r l a r r r l f r n h .n l u l r l r No doubt the greatest secretary of the treasury the n il r l a l a a a t r l m i l n l l a n . aa m i l « a b o a r at b a a ln ra a m c lh a d a . United States ever bad would feel an infinite satisfaction in the knowledge that his theories of government have proved TUESDAY, JUNE 19 .»o satisfactory. He would take keen pride In the fact that he BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY has been vindicated in his bitter fights with Thomas Jeffer­ IXJVERS OK DEATH—But ho son, whose ideals were diametrically opposed to his own, that slnncth against inc (wisdom), 'F o r it is recalled that Jefferson said that when our con­ wrongeth his own soul: nil they ditions as to crowded cities have approximated those of that hate me love death.—Prov. •I’tirl G. Adams Europe, there would result a demolition o f everything public 1. • 8:30. ••Herbert P. Cafo 2 . and private. Jefferson bell&ved'iri free trade, he dreaded th ; PRAYER— Return unto t.Thy Ray Neel J rest, 0 my bouI foti the Lord’ hath influence of wealth, the growth1o f manufactures and thb 3. creation of a strong central power. He also plactkl great con­ * U •*- ~ S J . L.ShafiVtaJy 4 dealt bountifully with Thee. S. (!. Council fidence in the,commbn people td use their franchise wisely r>. "Humans Travel 300,000,000 and to manage the affairs of government honestly. **S. W. Anderson (J. miles on earth orbit."— headline. •John Swcnringen Yet Hamilton might well be proud of the success which 7. Marathon walking champions. •*W. C. Hodges fc his doctrines have achieved if it were not for the fact that 8. ' John E; King Well, it looks as if it were they were based on an avowed lack ofL confidence =in. the 0. 10. •*R. H. Rowe ______ “ Sheriff McClelland, hoys, but. \vc piasses to rule themselves. He once said, “ The people, you • hope Charlfe Hand will still-wear people, Sir, is h Great Beast.” And when he said that, he 11. S. 1). Harris the same old hat anyway. •*J. H. Hcales meant just that. Hence his desire for the centralized power, 12. -----------o---------13; •John W . Watson A Missouri former, disagreeing for his tendency to favor business and his efforts to place •*W‘ . W. Phillips 11. with hil son, settled the argument control in the hands o f the moneyed class. The Republican to. •E. M. Johns party when basing its appeal to the voters on the “ sop" of ,.i a gun fight, both dying, a dc••JnntbB It. Stewart Mnielligence for our modem prosperity should be reminded that its fundamental principle III. to boast. . ' ' n. F. Howell 17. is bused upon u distryst of the common people. • x u ^ ------------Irr per W 18. 19. 10. 21. Now ' they’ve gone and nomi­ Going To College? nated an Indian to preside over the Senate. And juBt to think there are enough ‘ Indians there already.— With the graduation last month of hundreds of thous­ Sarascna Times. You mean wooden ands of young men and women from the high schools of the -Indiana f country, it is reasonable to believe that they and their par­ I«» :t. Duval Dixie Escambia Flagler Franklin Gadsden Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee Hendry Hernando Highlands Hillsborough Holmes Indian River ( ( ’rest vie o) Jncksun v Pensacola *, Westvlllo UValvi Jefferson , 'jfarianna Iji Fayette \ Carrabelle Ijike Uirecnsboro Bartow U e .Tallahassee Leon - 1 2 0 G 5 S l.cv y St.4Petersburg Liberty Perry Madison 1 Miami I Lnk? City Manatee Starke t. Fernand in,i Marion j Live Oak Jacksonville * ’ Kdgnr W. Wnyhrigl-.t Martin Orlando •K. O. King Mon roe Ocala 'MV, T. Gary Nassau Moiiticello •J. W. Turner Okaloosa 1 Moiiticello ••Thco. T Turnbull Okeechobee ‘ l.eeshurg *T. G. Futeh Orange ! Key West **Wm. II. Malone "Louis Howell Bayou George Osceola •MV. F. Glynn Cwscent City Palm llracli JI > •W. I). Bel'. Arcadia * ’ Howard G. Putniim Oak lliil Pasco / ’ *T. .1. Kiinbh Mncclenny Pinellas •'I. J. McCall Jasper St> Augustine •A. M. Taylor Gainesville **J. Muxey Dell Polk * A. W. Young Vert* Bench I , 1 Tampa *"Pup Wliitakfr M i» rnllii1 111V»i•*!i ’ •A.-Tl.MWfg? i Putnam **M. O. Hnrrisoii ‘ Pal met t* Titusvilh *J. J. Parrish ♦M. M. Mitchell Elfert Santa Rosa •Served previously in :.eiiate oi house. Sara *ota ‘'•Hold-over. Seminole SP E C IA L S Miami Miam Miami Arcadia . -o ■ —Theodore Roosevelt said a thor' ough knowledge knowlcdgc of the Bible was worth Jinora than a college educa- John E. Matthews Jacksonville •Leo M. Booth Jacksonville P. a. Kelly W. II. Malthis Pensacola *F. X. Carroll Pensacola Maurice Villincurc Bunnell George Moody 1 Appulnrhicola S. E. Teague Quincy E. M. Collins Quincy n. L. Swcgcr Winto.i Ottis P. Turner Moore Huvr.i Jos. II. Peeples Port St. Joe E. C. Lewis, Jr. Jennings •A. C. Stephens Bowling Green V. M. burrcncy LaBelle Lewis O. Gravely Brooksvilb Isom Beasley Avon Park •J. M. Lee Plant City •John T. Lowe Tnnvpa W. J. Bivens Tom Walden Bonifay Dr. M. C. Newton Vcro Bcucii B. T. Redstone Marianna Chester Home Paul D. Bevis Bnscoin Lamar W. Jijcdgo •F. P. Parker Day Gh >. T. Westbrook Clermont •I. N. Kennedy Eustis Claude Ogilvic Fort Myers Ovion AJ.J ’ nrk er TullninssSOT' Tallahnsst-t E. T. Usher Chictland G. P. Wood Bristol T. C. Merchant • Mndisoe •R. L. Milliner •II. P. Perry Manatee Q. B. Knotes Davis Moon John K. Moody, Jr., Cilr.i *A. O. Knnner Stuu,‘t W. B. Auhiiry Key West D, H. Pctree Callahan Claude Meiggs Niccvilln Peter Tomasello Okeechobo" Mrs. John T. Fuller Orlando C. Fred Ward Winter Park T. G, Moore St. Cloud *R. E. Oliver West Palm Bench Howard Sharp Canal Point liA rth u r L. Auvil Dade City •Frank Booth Clearwater G. K. Noblit Tarpon Springs W. F. Way St. Petersburg J. O. Bludsworih Lakeland •B. K. Bullard Luke Wale* , , Leon Prine Ft. Meade •Henry McKenzie Pulalka T. ('. Douglass Wclaku M. F, Caldwell, Jr, E. A. Fnirclolh EltonJ. Moughlon it must make Senator Heflin fee? uncomfortable to rend Gov­ SO U TH W AR D TR EN D OF N A T IO N A L ernor Smith’* order to the *tat • CO NVEN TION S troops of New York that the'' MANUFACTURERS RECORD must protect the Alabama man m { his constitutional right of fte>* It ma> Hurpniie many of oui ventions are held, and to the broad­ Speech, when he recalls t hut not long ago hr told Kcnato. Robinson r iudeii, in know that the annual ening of the spirit o f nationalism if “ he mad* that speech in Ain-' convention* of buslnes* and re!I- can scarcely lie overestimated. hama, he'd be tarred mid feather- B*oU* oiuaiiiautiohi and 15,090 .. From time to time the Munu ad.” \ I slate or .-ectionul 01 rjaniratiu’ is factures Record has emphasized represent an outlay, aecuiding. to j the fact that many leading national It apprura, now that the cam- "lia b le estimate*, of $1,100,000,- business organizations are more tU’ gn 5- » M.w n nunbe ■ o! ,M nmi nim a year. The extent (,f this bus- and more turning their attention •cekliea a: •"oing our of luis ces-. ini.-.- if strikingly pivsonted dh a to ths South a* the place for theii iaya Life, “ Mi Ab* Ar. n- story in thi* week's issue entitled mutual conventions. The value of ivlt* ha* ge'en up ihe puldnd.iit'c "The Convention Industry' u Bil­ this to tho South and to the counuaincs.i. Ii i ray* t*i •»'.* u nine Ilion I i Dollu ,, ' lightens. At first { |jrjfe j8 nima8t inestimable, noneyin (ankruptey. Mr. I ,mi* blush figure* anuy see in *turt hlufh tinthe ffguresmvav seem *tartof Z u w u l s o f ,>eople who 'waru’lius seven up tin puLli-hiiiif h'lgly fC ()«'’ put w.ljen it i* tonsid* know- anything about the South luslne&t He aav* there i* no oit'd (lint thuusund* uf orgunizufrom a pcr*onul.investigation, arcf noney In the pubUah^vsf/hurine.b turn* rrnrvftcntingr-almort every in this way brought In touch with 1 Hr. J. Brauden given up th e 1 Bne o f huinan ^ i v i t y —industrial, Southern life nijd Southern them nciifi actiyixiblishjW bu He Sava it ci nu lUOOL'ial, .afcifculUu al. .cducw.tic* to Ihtir own profit; dn’t nf fun t Btll isolittcul— hold « 'l jailed. Ml** UoiiM,lr*liuloA*i a»id great udvuntage o f thec South. UrrleM Works! given up the their annual conventions, gathering The article on thi* subject wtzicli ublishlng bus! ».* She Hoy* .c - together liusipesjrand it* influence iety pabple don' iippm-iatc a gm d in hruad^nlng thg* k^ofafadgoAif W*, arc publishing should aper.*} ion (?0unt^’ had a'cannery her borders a lot of oneyj^hat ia now spent for canned mmU shipped in from other state* Oldd he aptft here. There is such (AuiCat Geneva, Seminole coun­ it Is ityt only a sucres*, but derj( for its product oxsupply. This plant, Which rted'In a kitchen, Is’ now tUu. product in car lots ntele*, New York, Chicago beside* sup If JS*.within ' " t t i thoce who attend on tHl* great sub jects discussed widgiung the ac­ quaintance of V w fw o f* ' MPaVe^ lions, and bringing ubout-batter social.and friendly relations as well as better business rotations. People generally give some thought to tho convention of great organizations, such a* those of the American Bakers Association, the American Iron and Steal Institute, the National Association of Manu1, facturers, the great religiou: m?et* ings representing all den/ntinatiops and political apiiventioo*, hut they forget at tinuqj that iute every energetic toWn and" city in the South to make at special study as to how to b'rfng about the holdings o fthese conventions in this section to a still greater ex­ tent than we have ’yet seen. •This Southward turn of conven­ tions is strikingly shown in the selection of Houston for the Nation­ al Democratic Convention and of Kansas City, a Southwestern city, for the Republican Convention. < only a feu -of tin- vcptiq^. w yj^ tho§sands p| »n)slWhaSthisadflkws in fgp ::V DOLLAR Jacksonville I. ents are giving considerable thought these days to the cost Ji. of college educations. No doubt they have heard tuitions and sundry other expenses estimated at every sum from a 215. 7. lion. JA thorough knowledge of few hundred dollars to thousands. 28. anything )s worth more than a col­ We can almost hear the young men nnd women asking 29. lege education.— Yale Record. themselves, "Is a college education a necessity nowadays, anil : i u . Bomfclpeople still don’t believe is it worth the investment it will necessitate and the required 31. ^anything they see in the newspa­ four years of a young person s lire7“ We will not attempt 12. pers,” fcpt It’s a reasonably sure o say whether a college education is a practical,investment, 3.3. fact that you can’t believe any/ as that depends entirely upon what, use the student njajtt;* u* thing y<f) hear, so that m akc^,t of his opportunities, but Wo haw?J|i+c a fatflUfefaiaffromJlIlk.fjjE. unanimous. Miami Herald giving a fair idea ofwhat it costs to go to col­ 95. ----------- o---- ■----lege. •*- ’• ---- ----- --- •The press is depending on Bob 17. fiwegeK, the editor of the Quincy i “ The American Association o f University Women,” says 38. Times, and Howard Sharp, the the Miami paper," lias made a thorough investigation as t<> publisher of the Everglades News, the real price of education in college for four years that will l/#uis Id) lieaster Sarasota to look' after the interests o f the W. Entzminger LnllgWoiiU be of assistance to those facing the problem. HOUSE newspapers in the bl&tc legislature *L. P. Hagan Sanford Name “ An article, ‘ What Price •Education,’ by Florence A. County Address boln were nominated last week.— St. Johns L. W. Zim ‘ St. Augustin? Clermont Press. Aladiua Gainesville Armstrong, published in the Journal of American Associa­ i;v1.. pluck A. W. Chudwirk St. Augustine II. Mel,. Grady tion of University Women, recently, discusses the cost of :> High Springs St. Lucie *VV. |{. Jaekson A picture in u New York news­ college education in Floridu at the State College for Women, Laker , Ft. Pierci* W. K. Cone Mncclenny paper shows n boy tit the nge of Sumter ’ S. W. Getzen Bushncll where a girl may get a college education for $500 a year Ca­ Bay M. E. Stokes Panama City threo smoking » cigar, and it is Suwannee Alfred T. Airtli Live Oak Bradford (J. W. Iluzeii may spend thousands. This information was compiled from Brookor said that he and his three brother* Vasco Peeples Clyde G. 1 rmiunell Brevard Melbourne* age tw6, three and seven, arc all replies to a questionnaire sent to the students of 1028. Taylor Claude Pepper Perry George I*. Blunt Pompano habitual smokers. Of course that “ The expenditures recorded covered, for greater ac­ Bio ward may be good for their health, but curacy. one semester only. One girl spent only $162.50; an­ Calhoun *A. B. Andrews I’ aifor.i S. A. Is'onard Hlmiiistown Union we’d prefer a son of ours not to other -$2,038,50. The estimates of the amount required It* Charlotte G. S. Fullerton Daytona Beuch *J. C. Hobson, Sr.l’ unta G orcj Volusia begin until he hod cut his second George F. Crouch Citrus spend an entire year in comfort at. Florida College for Dr. W. B. Moon Crystal River teeth. > J. E. I.arson Keystone Heights Wakulla Women covered an even wider range. $250 to $5,000. The Clay J. A, Harper Crawfordvill.* *D. S. Gillis *C. M. Collier Everglades Walton The moving picture business average estimate was the mere reasonable figure of $853. Collier DeFuniak Spring* lias been on the wane since the Suggested budget* for the year ran from $310 for a college Cohunliiu Washington Dr. S. C. Smith *L. A. Brock Chipl.-y City turned o ff the lights. The education with few luxuries to a luxury budget o f $1,200 oil •Served previously in house or senate. J. P. Huntley other night a little hoy shedding the campus and $1,225 o ff the campus, allowing for a life of \>____________ great tears, came nut of the Mi­ ---- 5lam: and told Mr. Murentcttc he ease and plenty, complete comfort on campus, i “ The significant result of the investigation shows a wanted his money back. “ Wiry, what’s the matter, little b o y ? " Mr. yt»ung woman that she can get a college education, if she for the 2 best meals in Marcntcttc, somewhat alarmed.! \t ants it, for about what she cun afford” to spend on’ it. proAsked, The little boy sobbed buck, Architect town “ Gee, I’m afraid to stay in th«t \ided she selects a suitable college and follows wise methods of spending her fund." bl|- place ail alone." First Nal’l Bunk Bldg. — ——o ---------Sanford, Flu. :j fo r 4 dozen Doughnuts for DAY Children’s Hat Bags Brassieres Collars Linens Brass % Glass Baskets W aste Pictures M i-lady’s Shoppe One Dollar — ~ ~ , and O ne Minute Opens a Savings Account and W e Loan You A Beautiful Leather Bound Bank These banks arc handsomely hound in red, gray, i\m> and green Duponl Process Leather. Conte in and lake your choice of colors. The Atlantic Sanford B an k National Affiliated « ilh the Atlantic National Sanfbrd, - Bank of JaeL.iunillt - - Florida AT T H E Union Pharmacy 1 lube 50c Mcnnen Shaving Cream 1 50c pkg. Gillette Razor Blades 1 bottle 50c Shaving laitiun 115 Magnolia Ave. MYRTLE’ S DOUGHNUT SHOP 1 pkg. Coty Face Powder 1 Powder P u ff i 1 bottle Coty Perfume Squibbs Milk Magnesia Furniture Repairing or r BEFORE! r happens)?> ' „ j The time to put on cl liuJbcfore you start to jQd the time to put | insurance in the horn men who know insi1 lla before you suffer loss. This agency will measure your risks and apply prop­ er insurance protection— now. A phone call today may save you loss tomor­ row. 4 *. • f A- We write pollciles right. It J efinishing 3 tubes Squibb Tooth Paste, Two 50c size and one 25c size Upholstering By Factory Expert 5 cans Mennen Talcum Pow­ der 40c size 1 5 Cakes W ood­ « 1 am opening a shop in Sanford 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. bury Soap jjj 5 cans John­ son Baby • Powder. 3 bottles 50c 1 Brilliantine Many Other Values Tc T c!::' From These Specials For Dollar Day Only Come Get y o u r Choice �a TttE 8ANF0R1) BERATA). SANFORD; FLORIDA; octal 66 Cardinals N ow Constitute R om an College O f T od a y A nd Personal Activities c Telephone 148 MRS. I KED S. DAI GEH, Society Edilor Kcoidenco Tel. 37 The Coolest Spot In Town' ia l C alendar TUESDAY J Samuel Puleston will Personals Branch Crews of Orlando spent the day hero Monday on business. l of lotc and MILANE T O -D A Y ConlinuouH— l To 11 WEDNESDAY Florence Vidor The Magnificent Flirt’ TH E O U TLET FIRST STREET OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE SHOES Mrs. Minnie E. Jones spent the week-end ai Coronado Bench as the guest Hi Mr nnd Mrs. I>. L. |rs. G. F. Smith will entertain Thrasher. ' U p V t i V '"-Kit FULL FASHIONED H O S E , W H ILE TH E Y L A S T , FOR D O LLAR D A Y Irk at her home on Magnolia liue, honoring her sister Mrs [l Mabry. . —« . Joweters-Optometrfet Watch Repairing jealousy. Mrs. Hen Cnsweil and small daughter, Jeanne* Ann, left Mondny for CoronmTo Ilcneh where Leona Mitchell of Plant they will visit, ns the guests of visiting here as the guest Mrs. .1. I>. Woodruff, II, S. Hamrick. Miss Prances Graves left Fri Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beasley dny for Philadelphia, Pa., where and family have gone to Havana, she wilt spend sonic lime will Fla. where they will spend a short her sister who is recuperating from a serious illnesstime. L Diamond Mounting BIGGERE DAIRY FARM Pfcona 1711 Sweet Milk 8wc«t Creai Batter Milk ■ Milk for BaUea The Perilous Triangle. (angled skein Mr. hml Mrs. Union Ispent the week-end at I and Coronado Beach. I ENGRAVING Two men and a woman.!tA Mrs. Harry Le Gelte and smalt daughter, who have • hcen the guests of Mrs. W. C. Hill, leave Tuesday for their home at Cairo, Gn. Mabry Sumner of T in the city Monday on McLaulins Dolores Del Rio >*, NO OTHER. }i' W OM AN nv GUGIELMC) KMAlt EL Mrs. Elisabeth Alston Trotter, who Ims been the guest of her son E. J. Trotter, left Tuesday afternoon for Mntlison, (in. where she will visit her daughter. PAGE TUEaPAY; JUNE 19;* 1928 F R IU A Y ^ .™ ^ Dyer mednl oratorical conLamdcr the auspices of the r. T. U. at 8:0i) o’clock at the megational Church. Public i.fially invited. ;.sincss and sociul meeting of Troth Seekers Class of the bodist Church will ho held at mndo Bench with Mrs. Lillivelly. Cars will leave at '.Mill ck from the church. Mr.—mid -Mtrr,'W:v K. Watson Motored to Coronado Beach-Sun­ day where they spent the day with friends Regular. No Second., Nol All Color. R A Y O N TEDS A N D STEP-INS, Only Mrs. Hen Small of New York and Miami will arrive here Tues­ day in bo the guest of Mrs. J. E. Brouse. Mr. and Mrs. George Shipp, Misp Velum Shipp and Miss Mary Alice Shipp spent tint week-end at Coronado llearh. Miss Thelma (lark while and .Miss Klanor Spellman of Orlanth arc the guests of Mrs. Harry (•. Walker. Miss Mary Graves is expected to return home Tuesday from Philadelphia, Pa. where she was enlled nil account of the illness of her sister. left Tuesday limin' fo r Florence, S. C i pend some lime al 'lie member* of tin Trulh hers Class of the First Melhn I Sunday School will hold bus! h nnd social meeting Friday at oriado Beach al the home of i Lillian Kelly. Members an •<l lo bring a pienie lunch. The nnitteo in charge will serve hot fn« anil fried fish. Cars will I'e from the church at !t:00 ock and all those who have no )• of going are asked to rotu­ nicate with Mrs. H H. Gimp- HOUSE FROCKS, Colors Guaranteed Sizes 14 to 50 Miss Boll To (Jive Up Proposed Ocean Hop HAIIIIOIt GRACE. N. F., .lum is.--(IN S ) Disheartened hernusi her flying rival. Miss Amelin Far hart, was first to make a nou stoi flight over the Atlantir, Mi.n Mabel Boll, of the plane Columhia intiimited Unlay that her own High may In- cancelled. It is rcporti-i •linl tin- Columbia will fly hurt to the United Stales. Pilot Oliver C. Le Itoutiller sail he preferred to attempt a flight Death Of Meredith Ih lo Forope, hut that Lin- futyn plans were uncertain . "Our flight •Mourned By Country was a failure from llm first dui DKS MOINKS, Iowa. June IH.— to misleading went her reports.’ said the pilot "I believe the Friend 11NS>— Former cabinet colleagues < ship’s crew depended largely upot ami men high in his party'* coun­ meteorological reports from Am cil joined with tin- "home folk" tolay m the mourning of Un- dcnlli -rieiin ire patrol ships ’* if Kilwin T. Meredith, secretary of agileul nrt- iiinler President Wood row Wilson. BERLIN, Juno le <1 Mr. Meredith, until recently con Thirty persons are •epoch sidi-rcd a I ii'iiniciutii' presld.-ntial1 have been killed in street hi possibility, t.ied last night at ins in Salonika ns the result Inure hen. Hu was 51. Ho wns the tempted Commiinist upiiiiu publisher of a group of nationally advices from Belgrade (Ins lead farm papers. Ilis death, fob I noon. The fighting spread I lowed a tbrei month illness, from neus, the port of Atls-ns, high Idood pressure and heart com the rioters erected him n ail plications. 'he streets. The troubles it LANTANA Hid* outgrowth of the recent s'.r lighting bridge here tollmen workers. SPECIAL THIS COUPON and 50c will admit ONE FAMILY OF 4 DOLLAR nr*. Harry Pupworth h week for Asheville and uts in North Carolina win I spend some time. DAY OFFER IS CONTINUED CHURCHWELL’ D O L L A R D A Y SP E C IA L S A Mule Cannot .Pull When- He Is Kicking And SPECIAL DOLLAR Mila ne . Theatre DAY 36 inch Pajama Checks, good qual 40 inch Mercerized Voile, plain col OFFER K abo Brassieres Infants’ Silk Sox Mn< JohtjfT. Brady retu Mnt. Friday evening from J pivtlle nnd St, Augustine w ie liatt been visiting friends lutivcs. in sizes 4 to 6 Vi and worth 69c Worth 69c each, iHy l l B it J. Ift,. IlOWELIi UUUKUU 200 West d o n Avenue for Dollar Day Only AIIBUI.ANT PBOCTOLOCr E N D O R S E 2 For 200 West Gore Ave. J. for Dollar Day Only Orlandu, Florida sit 36 Inch Dolly Dimple Prints rnoi’i.r xhim lil k110*0 !*«• l*4 l*»*(l«.». «■ *■ olleslli'M . *uil rrrial dhw ase I* '• ■ rh •f IHIU-I u t I k r lr W r it* « r p h n n r IMIft l » r I t c * l l l r r s l n e * "*•* riiiwuillntlo*. k 5 yds. Dollar Day Only 5 yds. ,, U r Jn *r| ik I'orttlii D ow rit T fc* ll*»*rll S*»tl*rluiu. S «< »• llor, A»r. Orl»*4 *. F I* S|*rrl»ll*l»« In K **lri»i*lr«llH *l * * • < rrrl*l SU r**r*. ... I’. N nt srr silllm *|»lrt,4 l4 rran tt* I* Ikr re«i*»sl »l * * «* • * •■ *■ ■kl* rnnrrr. hr Ikr • » "»«•* • ralrS hi r*r* s* 4 iliUrldlr. t All Druggists SALE Wednesday, June 20th, 1U28 Muster Bobbie Ne' i of Mr«. and Mr uinan, is visiting itch' a* the guest *. W. C. Hill AJMER COLDS Summer Millinery, FELTS and STR AW S Selling from He Can’t Kick W hen He Is Pulling Mrs. A I 11rini', of Titusville Oil days here lb. John MournU rn ilisit Leolu Evans loft last week on Park Avenue. Clayton, Ga„ where she will oul the summer. Mr*^ James King, who has Iwen e guest of Mrs. A. 1). Zachary, pi Saturday for btr homo ul ponedr, N- C. She was arcomyiied; homfcby her father E. I). i*"g Who„\riU spend the summer l !«'li l l inNortii Carolina. Any pair of shoes on the racks for sale price and an extra pair T I U « I P O R All — Come To Daytona Beach This Summer. Its Cooler! There are many pleasant things to do here;, and the sort of weather hi make you feel like doing them.' Driving on tho great Beach, bathing in (he cool surf, dancing on the pier, fishing In river and ocean, watching auto races, baseball game* and other contest*—all these and many other diversions for young and old ore available. Cool night beeeiee Induce sound sleep. Take relief from summer host, visit Daytona Bench. ITS A* GRAND PLACE TO PUAYt Low summer - rate* on railroads, at hotels and apartments. Yo( full Information address. } 6 -A D a y t ^ d W h ^ ^ h t r . f l l o D i m e r c e l V Ot|| it rtin i .i f. (h fe ik ft/ .y •• ' • M i ^f4 , 3 Nainsook Union Suits 2 Men’s Belts Dollar Day Only 1 tfe for 5 Pairs Men’s il Regular 25c Bose, Dollar D ay Only. or 1 Belt and tains worth iL00 pair Dol Window Cur tar ftsy only Ladies 2 Men’s Neck­ band Shirts in sizes 14— 14 Vi 16— 16 Vi— 1 7 . Dollar Day Jk Y ,'tl ,■ * *1 �I r.v a y r r ■ -' l l i i u f t t t b 'f i i r J . t t T / * iill, f i s o r ,er ' a w i i ,¥ # .f l r e f « T •AY. JUNE 18, 192S f ry rt |i/ t*n> il .115 •> .i >> • n t ■ ' * *r*i»/' j •M its.-: ;i * ti -:U iflt |{-| Hi, >t < *('".) I tmii •..•’ <*•! »' n. fq i'rT ..t. -j'in i .»i! •< ••!.{ ■■• »' <*»| in . X<.»l iH Bj-i'-H! ' TV * t»e (h«n 1 >,■ Jl L.lirt>»..( i- tl Jis ■>"n%i Jtlifl/i .'lull . 1 b» ■■( l f iU .] [r ■ ii' o*ril (*»U) t ‘j 1j<t| »v«f •. n *.)• * ■/ ., t t i y y m r- r< *<rt %um i t - u : f f., c .PA* : 1 jij [v ; .«• H,v* U anoppers wiu nna over ,• •■» V*n -j . • a • , merchants eager to serve iV'llMI.*1! •ufc*/ t j I , ii.ua- > j !v * - ■. »,«• «.»!< £: mtmm**m 1, 11—jSll « * 4 i£ t i m- , •> * 1 r -i i ; . *t M il 1 ■1 •hi 1 Ef. » •• . - ..x w ir ao*r J/.l IIL « ll>/|h 1 • •./ •i»*y b^i'ni iXJf V»H .tJkn I li t * 1 »n* I'jt.i \)«i!r Iff H>fc »>•“ Wfl’J ,T*f i-> lAtrr.'i. / ■••ini*-*i***f 1 M f«t oT v. * XW3 -■ )' * % xT . * 4. «rt; * . a/ut/i U If w .H miui' jxii / M »ij« rir |<11 .liitf ii! . •» >". 11<)\ in/M. t <|J io id * jq s U « fiiuliuifc t»u v 9 v js X i 4^uw M |l . A | IM„•/ Is ♦KlN'T it hi i m* »■■»• ’ *J iji,C " V v 'i!«A '0 / :* I■1 1* '*l • pifVi* ini .1*’ •..| lut , ;• Jl . m Uic| f.ii i1 1 ......... »»'rt 11 •> -» n». . In •m1 wJiaHT i/ iiz ’ .« 1.1 M u I'^.cib^gM i l' ~ .n f ii uA*i{j ••qjrui.i m oxn jtn n tC s -a t ,.u n ;»r..': Vi rtJiw '/ • V.| ■ ,'MSH wtu-j.; I ’/ v i ' r>“ i ,;t ’ n O W 't'l jnfcM ui. " * J* »<i 111. i»)]|Uo| y lflllj.n'.l ,*' aiiA^ WC* . S l - l .0 M m-jibbA •v3>?, l* 1 J J i > !® 0 5' �THE HANFORD HEltALP. 8ANFOKP, FLORIDA, TUE8PAY, JUNE 19, 1928 Jury To Investiga Death OfYdtWfcH Sanford Dally Herald Help Wanted 20— Farms For Sale Convention States America Becoming Vegetarian Nation ' GEORGIA FARMS*FOR SALE— ■ T OU.NG IADY—YOUNG MAN— We can sell you a farm in the Four months ago you read the Moultrie territory, good land on ad for nptirvnticea oiUhe Linotype long terms. Come to southwest ntachino and then you wished you Georgia and buy a home. Go Into had a position. Ono young lady bright leaf tobacco growing and look advantage of that nd and of- diversified farming. Our farmers ter three months and one week of are winning. If interested, write us study is now holding a good posi­ for our booklet describing farms at tion In Mobile and is independent. once. Bivins Loan Company, Moul­ You, are still looking. Will send trie, Georgia. another youi g Indy to same shop in two weeks. Jjist week the fa­ 21— Acreage For Sale ther of one of our students stated that his 17 voar olid daughter 1ACREAGE FOR SALK* suitable for poultry farm. Located four made $36 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ miles suuth *if Sanford on old Or­ ting from J40 to $60 (guaranteed) lando rond. 33 acres, part high per week. What will you he get­ land and some of it low, Ideal for ting. Better snap out of it and chickens and ducks. Can be boughl quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs for $100 per acre on your own terms. Addr ss R. J. Holly, First National Bank Building, Sanford SELLING HOUSES Often timer) advertisers ask us if there is any mar* ket for the commodity they wish to sell. We refer them to whnt others have accomplished in the same If your ad appeara in The Herald you * may he Nure you have the befit possible chance of accomplish* ing what you have set out to do. Herald classified 22 Heal Estate For Exchange readers are interested— they are ready to buy—sell— WILL TRADE: Several building LADIES—Earn $36.00 lots, freo and clear, for email weekly sewing smockH., _ No selling. house in good section. Y-eur prici Everything-furnished,-* AV»« envelope brings particulars Violft Garments 27 East 22nd, Street ad give complete Information or to sizo of house, location, ant Dept. 60 New York. price. Address S. B. D. Caro Tht 7—Situation Wanted Herald. LtSSIFIED Advertising wl 1 EXPERT poultrytium wants work 25— Exchange cnll 400 Sanford Ave. A, J. fti mulate your business at very ■11 cost. Herald Want Ads each Lewis. SWAP—Perhap you have som-; [ reach thousands of people- 12— WANTED thing you don't need nnd soma pie who wait and wulch foI Classified page— people who WANTED a buyer for Overland one else has something you want looking for opportunities and touring, new rubber, new paint that they no longer find use for— vr that tho Want Ad pnge is • new lop, nnd in best mechanical make an exchange through this ;c of opportunities. Your mea- condition. Price low for such a car classification. Call 148 for service « on this page will produce re- Miller O. Phillips Inc. lUtli and 26—Miscellaneous For Rale s at a cost that is surprisingly Elm Street. Phono 3. , Call 148 for service. LEARN WORK of all kinds GOING NORTH—Will sel rooms of furniture co [PERT PIANO tuning and rePlowing, harrowing, and mow lairing. Phonograph repairing n in?. Phone 830-W o r , 2300 Mei 11276.00. E. E. IjeRoy, Genov ilialty. For ten days only I lonville Ave. LARGE FAT FRYERS, 1701 Pa I clean and tune your piano for WANTED: 3o nuy second hand ) Phono or leave your order ut I1()NEY 80c gallon. Comb Hone) motorcycle. Must bo reasonable Tropical News Agency next 16c lb. KHI'.i Union Avenue. tho Snafura , j , ug Co. Mr. and in good condition. Box 2 c-o Sanford Herald. ■bett Phono 229. BOAT FOR hALE: 30 foot bridgt deck cruiser, thirty inch draft !8 tested for grasses by Dr. TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin'j fully equipped, alaepa six. Prici Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ •avis. Opposite Court JIoum. reasonable. P. O. Box 088. tion nnd 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. -Mo or Granada Dry Ginger HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—N« le call 705. Prompt Delivery. WANTED— Chii use fresh yard louht there nre several pieces o eggs thirty cents ii dozen until ■Last And Found further notice. Red Star Groc­ liscurded furniture in your horn that are no longer of value to yo> ery and Feed Co. -turn them into ensh . . . n Her 'ST: Bclwaan Sanford and Rands aid Classified Ad will put you Crossing, brown lenther travel- IF— Apartment For Rent mcssngn before thousands of rend ’ bag. Finder Please return same •r*. Cali 148 toduy. tho Sanford Herald. rent or exchange. Phone 148— your ud» will be charged. TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative loroughly familiar with rates lies and classification will Ive you complete Information, nd If you wish, they will assist >u in wording your want ad make it more effective. ■Automobiles r»— Help Wanted Female nicely located. Phone OT. ' F0K SALE-Mathuahek piano, ir ________________ ______________ i good condition. I’hone 46(1-W. n TRY THIS—If you him* 0n apnrt-^cni: ut 327 W. »th St. American Plan O f World Betterment Will Be Presented By William H. Neal International Neva Service Htaffl Corrcupcfsdcnt WASHINGTON. Juno 18.— An American plan for world betternent as conceived by elected repre* lentalives of tho people, will be iresented "t the Intorpnrllamennry Union conference at Berllp Vugust 23 to 28. Kmphusizing the fact that the wnr la over," heads of the Amoriun unit are planning to vend the urgest delegation to Berlin that ia„ ever nttendsd sessions o f the Union. A wide range of subjects will bo ilaced before the conference, in vhlch representatives of the high* st legislative bodies of moro than 0 nations will participate. The American delegation, acordlng to Hop. Burton (It) of Jhlo, chuirmnn .will present resobtions designed to bring about |R BALL— tsh Sedan Iste mod 1, completely equipped first cln>>* idition, cash or terms to respon le party. Cull Mr. Burdick tell everything there is to lit* toidl ^ eBC u,‘ eu, “ tmo 662J DeLanil, Fla. about it and you will find it much|»man to ,BhlPJ ,n?oro 1lrouib,e tc easier In secure a tenant. Call 148 i P " P » r‘1 forrook in g, hut Just n 2G CHRYSLEIt-LEX. Touring very speedy, new puint, condi- FOR KENT furnished 6 room gar FOR SALE— Will sacrifice piano nnl Bargain Ht 5260.00. Miller age apartment all modern con party needs funds. Cost new Phillips, 12th Street and Elm veniences. Plume 207. 1460.00 . Will sell for 5150.00 Adre. Phone 3. Ircas B. Box 428 Sanford, Flu, FURNISHED biG DODGE sedan Al condition bath, close 36 ACRES OF HAY-Hcuvy growth Priced right. Phone 3. Miller (). Phone 100 W ready to cut, an shares or cheap lillips. MODERN furnished npnrtmenU, for cash. Telephone in evening to I DODOTj Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit- 776. Leisure cars and Graham trucks. :hen; Garage: excellent neighbor­ FOR SALE—25 White Ughothi [Elm and 13th. Street IPhone 3. hood: rent very reasonable. Park hens t)6c per head. Want to sell DDGINS at COWAN Co. A*H Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 67, ill. Phone 805W, commitfe and Rep. Britten (K) of pidiitor and sheet metal work*. Sayer. Illinois, chairman of naval affairs |7 French Avenue. Phone ^C-W. THRASH EH APARTMENTS: Re­ 27— Money To Loan Sen. Borah (R ) of Idaho, chair­ duced rates. 317 Park. Phonr man of the Senate foreign relatimu1 DN WHITE nr colored property. HUP6-MAUM0N 869-J. __________ B. W.. IUrndon 4OH E. 2nd Ft. committee, has been Invited to Join Sanford Aulomobilo Co. the American delegation. m Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. LEFFLKR APARTMENTS: furn­ (Legal Ada) ished. 3 room and garage. At­ MINNF.OLA— Mew lighting MUugiz^w Service_________ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 r a T i i g o r . s i * r i . i ( - A T i o v r m i system illuminated along shore I n ’. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. Magnolia. Phono 28Q-W. ___ TAX IIKKII IM IK II SK C T H IV of Lake Mlnhcola from city to STS O K T i l l : O K X K I I A I . S T A T In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper u t k n o r T i n : s t a t s : o r r i . u i i - Paliaadea golf course. Small garage apartmont. Call 251 tn a. NfrriCB Is licreby irlvi-n Hint J. 1G — H o i l s c h F or K ent C. Kllswortli, purrliukcr of Tat pt. VIDLER, Chirupodist. Every • 'erttrlrata ilnlrit tin* Ttli Wednesday 1) to 5 ut Bluebird FURNISHED 6 ROOM bungalow luy of June,No.A 3M, IV,, 19!*, tins fllci] *al<t crrtlflratn lu n.j OfflcH*, anil his Order of I’ uhlleatlon he pub­ tfcjty Shoppe. PI10 tc 34’J-J. for rent for summer and pos­ :>as innile u|i|illrallon for mi (te<-<1 ■ lished fur lour ■(*) conserutlvito issue in accordance with iuw. wseks In The Snnford llt-rnld. u sibly longer. Everything reudy SUN p r o o f ” PAINTS (aid ccrlKIrali- .-ml.races Hi,, follow- newapuper havlnu a K*ni-ral cir­ fater Spar Varnishes and Ena- for occupancy. Address Box 666. ‘ mt d> scrlhi d jirunerty sluiitK-d In culation In Henilnol* Count), Flori­ (.-mInolc count), Kloildu. to-wlt: da. mela. Velumlna Fiat Wall y.\i of Htvu ,of HW(1 fla-ss H. W1TNK6K my hand and si it) IIlls ainta. Persian clay Jesso. plastico 5 ROOM MODERN house, close 610. * ft.) Hr.V f. TW|I. 20 H.lUth. 19 day of .\ra>. A. II. ISZS. in. Very rheap. Phone H0-W liansn 31 Kusl, . . 1160 acres v. n. notm I,a ns. ouldlng clay and Ilnques. Sanmore or I, ks. • Clerk of the Circuit Court. >rd Paint A uall Paper Co, G. U. or 300 Mullonvllle Ave. Tlir said iHiid liclnx assessed at » > ’ A. If. W K K K K the dale of the Issuance of such l>epiiiy Crick. tuart, Propr, 112 W. First St. TWO FIVE room modern hunga -erllfli-Kte in the nuine of t'nknoaa. Ollen nnd llurnay, said certificate shall he re- Kollcllora for Complainant. lows. One furnished, one unfur­ L'nless let-im-d Accordlnx to law tax deed PIANSFER Service of all kinds. nished. Rent reasonable. Apply will Issue thereon the Kill day of (MKAL). A. I).. ISIS. I Phone S70*\f or 8302. C, E. Mrs. IAlla A. Miller 1809 Sanford Fuly. VV'liness my official alxnaiure and Avenue. fhorpenlng. teal this the lltli day of June, A. n.t ISIS. WIGHT PRkNT SHOP V. K. DOt’Ol.AHH. FOR RENT new Duplex house in INAPPY ar?rlce on any thing in Clerk Circuit Court, Kumlnole nice location with all modern County, Florida. printing. A phono call will get conveniences. Will rent cheap to |}> A. SI. VVKKKH. our man. Phone 4I7-W. 0 Rail­ I>r|iuty Clerk permanent tenant*. Phone 207. e d A vo. IN TIIK CIHCriT COURT, TWKX* FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ TV TIIIRII JI'DK’IAt. CIHCI'IT !I*EAN u p YOUR OLD WALI.S ix a xii r o il flKmxoi.M ca n s* meetlaa of the owners of the ished house for rent 1901 Mag­ HTH THE NEW WALL PAINT TV. IXOHIIIA, IN (-IIANCKKV. lunde Situate lu HI>AVIA I'ltAINnolia. Rent 560 per month. Phoro PAUL I*. IIAIINKTT, Complalhanl, AilF, 'DIHTRICT. 11r H*mln..lo SOMETHING NEW AND BETCounty, Florida, will be held st ll>« 219.________ __________________ ER FOR FURTHER INFOR* VNTON MYKItH In<t wife INOHlt Itlxh Hclinol Uulldlnx al Oviedo, MVKIIH, and IiailF.RT ItADWAY, H.-mlnole County. Florida, at nlnu IATION, CALL PHONE 235-J FOR RENT: To re»|K>nsible party. I >. f » min nl a o'clock A. M. on tho SOtti day of R SEE. V. C. COLLER, SANattractive Spanish bungalow oimtCH o r prni.H'ATioN June, tats, for lha purpose of electTO* ANTON MYKIUf uni) wife IKInn one supervisor for said District ORD, FLA. ________ Surrounded by beautiful Oak trace, (li;it MYKItH. and ROUKIIT RAD- fur a term of three ft) years, ut located at 317 High St. Completely WAY.* AND TO ALL WHOM IT which election every aero of land ANEY'8 DRUG STORE—Pre­ MAY CONCKIIN: In the district shall represent mis furnished. Two bed rooms, living )( apix-arlnu fn*m th« affidavit share and each owner shall be en­ scriptions, Drugs, 3odo. Wa are room, dining nook, kPchen equip jf PAUL V. UAItNKTT. complain- titled to vote In peraan or hy proxy a near aa your phone. Call 103. pod with electric range, bath, gar­ tnl In tbla cause, herein filed, th«t In writing duly signed far every vuu are residents uf a Hlale olhsr land owned by, him In such Pl»BUILD^JG BLOCKS— Irrigation age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. Ilian the mate of Florida, that the of guardians may represent residence <*f Anton Myers and wife Ulri; their wards; executors and admlu* hoxoa and general cement work. Berg at The Herald office.______ Iuser Myera aa parllrularly as la Istralors .may . represent estates of flracU Concrete Cor J. E. Tarknown to litm Is Till IMnaree persone and private cor. 19— Houses For Foie Street. Chicago. Couk County Illi­ deceased gar, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 1-oraIlona may he represented by nois. and that the resilience of Holt- their officers or duly authorised ■gents. Tile ownsra of a majority ‘AL ROOFING: The Roof Er- FOR 8ALE OR RENT—Six room ert Had way aa particularly as Is of the arrease Included In ageh dis­ known to h i m Is t o i l I<uyola bungalow, all convenience*, nice* # sting. McUl shingles In I lie Hlale uf Florida, the service trict spall be necessary ■to con­ country home, reasonable Term* >f a subpoena upon whom would stitute a quorum for the phrpoac uf Ung aeam tin and galvanized hind you nr either of you and that Imldlug such election. U Bee James H. Cowan. Oak R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 610. Dated this Jllh day of June, litk; tis knows.you to tie river tho airs of * , • • C. U-WIMT years: 'JO* Third fit Phone U L MUST SELL Immediately at aac- twrnl*-nne CkalroM NOW TIIKHKPOHB. YOU ARKrifice, modern six room bungaPAITT. U K HKItKnr ORDKHHD to apnear t » INOGRAPH—repairing, piano it KOI l' IK URKIIA. herein fll.il f b y exterta with 17 year* inw nrarticollv new, eastern exAn the Hoard of HuiM-rviaors of a . b. tail, lie Court. * HAJ.VJa DUAlNAOK UUSanford music store t>«RJ5D that FORT MYERS— • Prospects good for banner mango crop on Pine Island. TITUSVILLE — Four miles Dixie Highway In Brevard County will bo beautified by county. uncertainty of presidential year might create an appetite for hash and stew, but admitted smilingly that it might be so. It also appears, according to the testimony of restaurant men, that husbands who complained against Delicatessen diet's few Mpra |Me| have won the fight for regtilhtfon meals. They are now Taking tho.rflyri out to dinner! jSSwgtj CHICAGO. June 18,— (INS)— America Is turning vegetarian. The _few he-men, _____ who cat raw meat and others who have not auccumHcd to the lure at the juicy vege­ table do not.go to restaurants for their steaks-and chops: FORT MYERS—5400,000 ) Food fashions nre ns chnngcsble program recommended here.' as clothes fashions: American husbands have won their war against Delicatessen meals: These are « few fadt* which may be of interest to Epicureans and others, ami whieh were revealed at the recent convention of the N't tionnl Restaurant Association held nl Hotel Sherman. “ Meet caters constitute less than 20 percent of restaurant pntrons," Myron Green, owner of a chain of Cafeterias said in an nddress be­ fore the convention. “ We don’t know how long It will Inst but fashions in food nre ns subject to change as waistlines.'' Mr. Green admitted that’ tho of the' nation temporary might tnlli____ The public craved sweet* whrn prohibition went Into effect find" liquor was alleged to be difficult to obtain, ho explained. Now, hewi ver, Mr. Green declared tho de­ sert counter* at the cafeterias nre practically deserted. Salads with rich dressings came in during the oil stundurds an dare still popular. Mr. Green did not suggest the CHICAGO.«. June IIU ^ R M P A coroner’ii jury today invextig»U the death of Mr*. Avery Ljrof Lluttmen, 22, of New Orleans, bride of three day*. Mm. Uluttmai n pretty artist’s model, waa nuii ricd to Max Bluttman, June IS, aj ter a whirlwind courtship. Satai day niccht Bluttman'* friends ei tertained for the newlyweds. :*a Bluttman and hla bride quarre cd over a former girl frieed o f d bridegroom, according to witRtM and Mm. Bluttman left U party. An hour later she phoned girl friend at the party that al had taken poison. The poth proved fatal. Three Big Bargains $1.00 Box Krasney Face Powder and a Box of Bath Powder $1.00 Box Golden Peacock Powder and Box Cold or Vanish­ ing Cream W H O LE SO M E N E S O BETTER thing could come Real £10 Set Marivonne Toilet Articles LANEY’S DRUG STORE DOLLAR DAY ^ to any school house than to have the sale o f bottled carbon­ ated beverages in it,” says Dr. R o y a l S. C o p e la n d , n oted health authority... these bottled soft drinks are made o f finest sugar, pure carbonated water and wholesome, taste*tempting flavors. Buy them by the case. SPECIALS Here are just a few of many good bar gainH we are offering LADIES SHOES One table of Indtw ' nhoen In broken hIzch, per pair............................................................................. LADIES SUM M ER DRESSES J fic r c s a One rack of Hpoctals at only B ottler in y o u r to w n f FIGURED ORGANDIE 60c Rrndc figured orgnndic and vollcfi, B yards for .......... . ......... 1........ ................................ M E N ’S PINCHECK TROUSERS SHEETING -ClassifiedBusiness Directory Best grade 36 Inch Sea lalund sheeting, 8 yards TRANSFER M en’s Pajam as 1 HEMSTITCHING CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co.. Singer Sewing Machlua B Hauling, Crating, Shipping, Side Track Facilities. Phone 896, 200 Machines Sold, Rented, Excha N. Maple. Ralph W. Lousing, Mgr. Easy rayraenta Phone SO North Park, Valdai Batteries CHILDREN’S DRESSES Furniture D O I.L A R D A Y O N L Y (Wndnesday, June 20th) ONE DIBH OF OUR CHINAWARE WITH EACH 96 PURCHASE D ave^ D ept. Store Fourth Street a ltd Sanford Avenue H ofM lac Battery Go. 117 East 2nd. Street WE BUY or trade Ui aaet lure. Wagner Furniture —~ ~ SEMINOLE AWNING HOP. Curtain.(Awnin fli window shades. Seat Coverings, him . Anything o f Canvas, j set. I 2nd. Streak, Phot# � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/a8c8d377119ff5929edd693258120ffd.pdf fe5aa0194aff3ebb9323981494eab9c4 PDF Text Text . ■ New spaper Published I n F l t i’s H eart, Bj e worm 's Greatest Vegetable ' gpot and R ichest Garden Land. a . l _ IS IG PARTY TORONTO, June 20.—(INS) —A mail trnin robbery which netted nt lean $200,000 was staged here early today by six bandits armed with sawed off shotguns. The gunmen enter­ ed a mail car attached to a Chicago bound train of the Canadian National Railway, colored three mail clerks and encaped in an automobile with three mail pouches containing cash and registered mail. The robbers drove their automobile through an empty trnin shed about five minutes before train time, leaped to the cor before the clerks suspected their -pres­ ence raid were off ngnin within n few minutes, in the mean­ time another mail clerk on the platform, witnessing the holdun rushed to a phone and call­ ed the police. The police arlivcd just as the gunmen’s ear disappeared. A chnse ensued hut tlu* bandits eluded capture* A PER \ •r«.ix> Tv. Mi ni her Aut! SANFORD FLORIDA1."WttRNESD^Y, JUNE. Leased Wire International N ews Service •LATFORM 0F Moetljr . . AN INDEPENDENT D^Al Mail Robbery Nets ^200,000 In Toronto A.!- Ss M Merchants FORCES BEHIND THREE DEATHS Sanford Biggest Volume Of Sales Search PRESAGE NEW Recorded In Many Years GANG WARFARE "H — ’ t „ ' 1 With every merchant partici­ Sanfonl’f greatest community Dollar Day this afternoon was de pating in the day highly gratified Early Morning Assassination elated a huge success by every one by the results obtained, The Her­ Pinna Are Beln*( Laid With A Is already planning for;, an­ Of Jim RcrrI Brines Total of the score of mcrchanta who par* ald View To WorklnrOutMoye jatiers Accept Smith other and still larger Dfollur Day Seaplane W ith ticipnted In It. Hundreds of shop­ Of Chicago's GanRland Fa­ pers from every community within to lie staged the attcr pnrt of ForOhtnlnlnRNomlnationOf As Certain Of Get­ Explorer Sem talities To 3 In 24 Hours a 25 ini'o radius of Sanford were July The majority o fthu mcr New Yorker On 1st Ballot chants have already announced ting Nomination At here when the stores opened their U rgent Appe doors this morning, and hundred? their desire to participate. Shotgun Slugs Arc Houston NextW eeli Help Says Difip Backers Of Smith Many of the i-hoppera msde the arrived steadilyq through the rounds of every store participating Sprayed On Victims more Will Arrive.Today day. Local liargain seekers joinod the in the event. They travelled both All Available Bureau Squads rush early and were still shopping sides of First Street’ from one end Aim To HavcTcxasCityFilled Sidewalks of the business district to the oth­ In Windy City PalrolArcas late this afternoon With PropaRanda SoThatlt First Woman To FlyAtlanllc were crowded ns they’ are during er and then went out Sanford AveIs Greeted By AdmlrersOn Of The Troubled Districts Will Insure His Nomination the Christmas shopping rush. eun to seek additional bargain of­ Her ShoppinR Tour Of Old ferings. • Relieve StandAgainst. City To StockHerWardrobc Flyers Report CHICAGO, .Tune 20.—(IN’S) - Parking space was ut u premium HOUSTON, Texas, June 20. and the streets in the business dls’ "1 am highly pleased,’’ said Ar­ The assassination early today of trict were filled with automobile* thur Yowcll, or The Yowell Com­ —(INS)—Confident that Gover­ Prohibition WillHeN o Trace O f , LONDON, June (INS)— pany, "with the remarkable busi­ •Tames Reggi. alleged henchman of from out-of-town. nor Al Smith will he the* Demo­ sult To Advantage Party In Far Mike Cnrrozzo, lnbor lender, Shopper* from 19 coiwnunUlrs ness' Dollar Day has brought us, cratic party’s choice for the pre­ This was n day of continual ova­ and 1 a in deeply appreciative of brought the number of gnngland’s visited every store participating tin, excellent work The Herald did sidential nomination nt the nat­ tions In London for Miss Amelia • LONDON, June 20—' HOUSTON, Tex., .Tune 2C. in the great day. Newspaper ad ional convention which gets un­ Earhnrt, American herolno of victims within the past 24 hours to .(IN S )— The platform vertising hi Orlando, Del-amT and in putting tlio day across for the derway next week, tho forces’ be­ the skies and the first woman to —The French sea p la n e three Mount Dorn, together with clrcu* whole city an dfor our store.” * fhieh the Democrats will executive to- fly tho Atlantic ^ n n a i r p l a y Rene • G ullbaud and Two other men, Joseph Salu* Spear & Son’s store on First hind the New York distributed In Winter Park. ....... R a a ^ U M M ing u drive- which Jopt here next week and . .mfiriSnml,'' At AI Ins monpund John Inmonte brings, Pno- Street..was parked *r*": "Anr tho C&y hope win Wing hint victory Mias E arhal^fidr dK ^V V efciC . Irescpt to the country ~for ns "Alky Marketeers* were tiafffefl ln. Mount Plymouth, LongWbod, doors dpenecr this m orning'; .M r tx a *-»•"*' > the first laTloL Details of this forgot aviation „ J turned ^ parlaon with ••'that udopt^jfSsX-with slugs from sawed-off Runs at Kern Park, Oviodur_ii*i»«Mes;,?£?~ VeAvy Atrium of rustomera r attention to Kllfhlonable . gowns; Nobile expedition, drivo will be worked out ns soon "death corner" in Little Italy lute luotn, Osteen Orange City, Do- tinned through the morning hours. by the Keimhlicans a f[£ /lxMltJ Scores of eager buyers filled uu Gcorgo R. Von Namce, gener­ Parisian hats and chic ahoes. She forced down In th e pob yesterday. Salnmone and Oliver! Land, Benson Springs, Lake Mary, tansus City lusLwcek fa uuisChurcliw*H’s_ shortly after eight alissimo of the Smith forces, ar­ went shopping. were known enemies of the power­ and has wirelessed an ^ g the supporters of Lover- |SorimH Consequences MayBc ful Aiello gang which tried un­ Sorrento, Eustb and many small o’clock this morning mid the store’s rives hero aomotimo into today. Tired out by the tong flight for aid, communities helped druw the >r A1 Smith a Rood deal Aftermnth o f The Slaying: successfully n year ugo to supplant Although the convention is and tho two tumultuous greeting* appeal 01 (Continued On Page Six) a Central Ncwi dispatch crowds to anford. ore worry than the nomination nearly a week away, tho Si itli o f Leader Of Fedsant Per Scnrfnro Al Capone iis Czar of accorded her and her two com­ Berlin this afternoon. self. The nomination, thev bepeople intend to buckle down to panions tv After Political Debate Chicago’s illicit alcohol industry. No definite newa had In the trans-ocean momohard work Immediately. They eve, ia alrtady us certain is celved of the Qullbaud-Arae While authorities huve been un­ plano Friendship at Southampton Smith cnthuslnsm that whan the nnd London, the comely American plane since Its hopoff altt ytliinjy can be in politics. They RERUN, June 20.—(INS) — able to connect the claying* of wants to ct this hity so filled with Iro under no rucli illusion, iuvvwaa reported to have been Salnmone and Oliveri with that of The city of Belgtndo, wliero 20 delegates orrlvc on the scene aviatrix slept late. ,-er, concerning the |ihlf«iiii. Reggi, whose operations wore sev­ early next week they will get the Tim fight over the nouiinalion v< i ;, ago, the i lints of military miles removed from Little impression that all that they wil hat tliere will he doistil worry i utuqiirator* annihilated the Ser­ eral In the absence of any Italy, they are convinced there ic they fell ’it would bo u long way wardrobe was limited . to the news from Amundsen it Iheiii. They are confident of a vian royal family and where, 11 an underworld linking of crimes i b W o the ’reading of a shor*. I clothing s h ^ o r o upon the flight. ominatiou within two or three y e a r s later, the killings who plot- thut portends n deadly’ renewal of nssumod th a t'b e vote for Al Smith allot a hut the fight over’ ths j ted which precipitated the world to stoo at King** dining room foir breakfoit she warfare. go home. lutform promises, even ut ’ fids war, was the scene’,today of an- gong but’ would continue, Sheridan Telia Trade Body then wore n borrowed Crepe Do Chino AH available burrnu squads, cxWllda Bennett, FamousStaRe For several weeks Sniltno The arly date ia to he sharper other• political assassination. , fields of the northere Of Six-Year Program For gown of flowered material. perienccd in combatting the sinis­ Star. S lates She W as Prey hackers, particularly those from ud - perhaps embarrasing. The shooting, which occurred in Par ter underworld feuds, wore on du­ Controlling Editorial Opin­ New York, hqvo contended that "I fool rested now," she told Spitsbergen to search for tt Of Blackmail Plot AndThnt rohibition plunk promises to Uumcnt Building, may K’^d to si^ ty today, cruising the troubled dis* her friends. "I had a good night’* bile party. ion By AdvertlsinRlIeavlly ho will be nominated on an early A dispatch from Rome thl urniah the chief hone of contcn- rlotis consequences to the peace c. trict with orders to pick up known {■ihc Barricaded Apartment ballot, not only because of the ef­ sleep. Nervous? Not a bit. I ex­ ternoon said belief was f t ion. There are quite a few South- Europe. WAH1NGTON, June 20.—(INS) pect to have s glorious time tho gangsters and suspicious charac­ i ure resigned fect they believe it would have on there that sdvtree weather NEW YORK, June 20.—(INS) ►rn Democrats who Pavel Itnditch, one of the lend­ few days." had compelled tbe § to Smith's nomination, hut they ers of the Crontian Peasant Party, ters- Ail squads were heavily —A supreme court jury wns to —A nix year campaign to fonl™1 the Democratic party hut bocauso next Although Miss Earhart gave tlons editorial opinion of Missouri news­ they fell it would bo n l»ng way to put In at some remote ir e not resigned |o the adoption was shot to death, according to ad­ armed. heur more today about tho pl.ght All three shootings wen* typical toward* helping Smith on next full credit for the success of the northern Norway before ai |)f n “wet platform’- or anything vices from Belgrade this evening, gangland executions. Kviuonce of Wllda Bennett, nctrcsH, and papers through advertising tuhsi- election day. flight to pilot Winner Stulta and tempting the hop to Klngls 1 emotely upproacning it. and three others were seriously gathered by police indicate that dios was disclosed by J. F> Shor mechanician Louis Gordon, the —so she says—prey of nn inter­ So convinced are Smith’s mana­ On the contrary, while they may Wounded. They are Stefan ltud .Salomon© and Oliveri had been Idan, secretary of the Missouri gers that ho will Ik- nominated two male members of tho Friend­ LONDON, June 20.Ichictantly accept the seeming in- Itch, another leader of the 1 eauant "put on the spot" by a decoy who national gang of blackmailers. ship’s grew were put into tho An International air public Utilities Information Bu­ that they nirra(ly nre casting pvltnhlcness of nominating u wet Party; Dr. Pernar and Dr. BnnarHer predict merit caused her—so ns u friend. reau before tho Federal I rmlo Shout for n running mate for tho back ground by tho repeated ova­ posed possibly of five rnndldate they are mUHunlly de itch, all members of the l handier posed she says—to barricade herself in Commission today. The pair had just left the market New York executive. It seems to tions and honors heapod upon searching the Ice«floda no kr nilitied lhat he will have to of Deputies. uf Samuel Morreale and were step­ Mrs. Charlotte King Pulmor’* SheriWith obvious reluctance he tho prevailing opinion among tho American girl. This did not tho Spitsbergen coast ti jqand upon a dry 'platform. The shooting wan the result of ping into an automobile owned by upurtment, and keep scvcrul SIt ^ ,Un admitted, uiulyt ajyirp quea th c.S Jilth foux* thnt Cordell please Mlsa Earl.^1 ot all. ta ber the. stranded members o t. .The Republicans nt Kunsa;. the tumultuous political fight Salnmone when a man approached opWOti "Rill" Stult* and '‘Slim’* polar expedition. adopted u p)gRk«»which for which'the government r.r.d opposi­ und engaged thrm In' conversation. ,rge' police dogs near' her a* u Tioning llial he had eslntHIshed Hull of Tennessee Is just the man Gordon should have equal recog­ bile An Exchange telegraph tho policy of allot mg public u n ­ for second placo on tho ticket, al­ first time since prohibition tion parties hnvr been waging over The stranger was seen to take n bodyguard. from Stockholm said that T hu jury sitting before Justice ities advertising to tho state news­ though most unything may hap­ nition. sentloned the Eighteen* i ratification of the Jugoslav-Ital- few pnees backward and almost Hundreds of messages of con­ Swedish seaplane Upland paper* on tho basis of the oxlont pen before tho actual balloting Jerniiah Mahoney, muy retire t>eAmendment by name. The dry ian treaty. Even before today immediately two other men who gratulation poured Into the Hydo hopped off at midnight Dcinocrnts nre alrqidy insisting feeling had run so high over rati­ had been ernm king in u doorway foro nightfall to decide whether, to which they reflected power begins which could bring ubout u Park hotel from the United Ptatea for Amsterdam Island to llh at the Deniorats can certainly fication o f the pact that violent nearby stepped to the pavement ns Mrs. Palmer claims, the actress trust view* In editorial nnd news change in the situation. refugee*. The Smith people realize that for Mis* Earhart. Sho laughingly forAntheearlier ' .... did duniugu of $4,000 to her upart- columns j,|o. no less, and some of them nre rioting had broken out in various with shotguns levelled wireless dis admitted that two of them con­ Sheridan’s record showed that tliero is some strong opposition wanting to go even further than parts o f the kingdom . from King’s Boy said that tained proposals of manhigeThere was u resounding ronr ment. gilt column* of nows nn dcomniont to tho Now York governor In sev­ Pretty Wllda. was positive that [the Republicans. Stefan Ruditch had just mode a und Salnmone crumpled in his car, her precautions, which made a favorable to the utilities were sent eral of the Southern states hut However, the Boston girl Is al­ Maddelena, pilot of the 1 The Smith people do not want seaplane Savol-Marchettl—56 ficiy pi och in which he accused ,|oad. Oliveri, wounded tr.h'd to fortress ui lac Palmer home, out by bl soffice nnd wore pub ilicy have u feeling thnt this will ready engaged, according to news left that base at 6 o’clock [anything of this sort to huppen. deputies of the Government Party floe. A second volley dropped him saved her Iroin the blackmailers, Hslicd in the Missouri stnle papers he gradually ironed out bclore tho from Americn. [Governor Smith has repeatedly of urging ratification of the treaty in his trnckM. The n>saa*ins threw to Join the Search Miss Earhart was besieged by morning Eighty-eight thousand firt* roll call i* taken. Shuld this to in 1U27the marooned explorers. litatcd his opposition to the Eigh­ f i om p< -sonal motives. He reier­ away their guns and Med up an al­ who t hi cutout d rcl>catedly English nnd American newspaper AUO *•SMI U’UtttMugiiUI Ot te e n th Amendment and to the red to them a? "pigs " Suddenly ley Witnesses say one of them hurl acid in her face unless they copies of six* pamphlets were dis­ continue, however, it seems fairly correspondents. "I intend to do 1Volstead Law nn^ his supporter* shots rang out from toe Rollcry. sped away in an automobile and received $100,000. Four letters tributed lint year throughout tho certain that the Smith people may some flying here,-’ sho told the . vumiU iiuiuiiuaui, l«w) liontcnd that to compel him to g> after the first report Pavel Radi.ch the other fled on fool. The came, slio bald—And for three state, nil rolutiug to public utili­ throw their strength to Hull for reporters. "I am keenly interested *w srusiuwe* ixwtWfcj, ur vice president as the host r.canr bupains mi iuuuu»j, woe months thug’s eyes stalked m ties subject*. 1to the country on any platform jumped in front of Stefan to pro­ slrnnger also nllnked uwny. of cementing tho feeling between in every aspect of aviation and I kuuitu. H tiuu vwun Sheridan wus shown to have or­ front of tho house—And some­ that endorses specifically the tect him. A second later he drop­ Morreale. who was taken into times us many na four of these ganized the Missouri schools for the Northern and Southern demo­ want to study European methods legislation that he has denounced ped with a bullet in his body. uw W eustody, admitted lie hud went for "horrible men” trailed her in utilities propaganda. They admit­ cracy. to *co how they compare with wnl',U,nuiuu y -. Ui s* would place him in an untenable Americans, l ain especially inter­ Oliveri for the purpose of selling Norman E Muck of Buffalo, I'uni/a Riu ic. a Government ted that be bad prepared several Ituf r*> tu.UUl UU.UI« MMlUlg omobi l e s . land embarrassing position. They him some automobile insurance. a u tWlidu goes on with her wlory: utilities articles wliit.li were pub­ national commltteumanj.Georgo C. ested in tho small typo of plane V..U svKHc KV i.uiua, Obfc -y • nvant a general law enforcement Party deputy, who had fired the He Baid insurance was one of his New York attorney and known an tho moth. It is possible uo tomu ui «*» | plank for that is consistent, they shuts was ininieditttely seised by •'sidelines ’’ While talking to OIL “Soon uftcr 1 leased tho upart- lished by the state In a manual. Norton, Howard Culmnn of tho Now York that I may make m flying tout of , , «i winuuuuU u*u U»«n 'Hi raid, with Governor Smith's whole the police and arrested Leaders vdri, Morreale said ".Salnmone” ment from Mrs. l’almer und Thcao described operations of tho port uuthorlty are scheduled to the United Ktutos when I return n u ig s uay. n u »kc«i>sa niovrd in, on Sept. 1, 1021, I be­ utilities within tho states reyorvoa t public career, hut they ure dis­ of the opposition party made The testimony revealed tlint he arrive with Nan Namce. A score home, but that is indefinite. In " gan to receive tho letters. “I was tu rbed over the threats of some forninl denuind that the cabinet re "happened Uio ykUlu was slguwa owe til The mnrket man denied any confurther trouble. greatly ufruid that member* af has suggested to local utilities per of rooms at the Rico Hotel will of the more rndlcul drys to In­ sign to prevent location—the uarour, on me oyiumugva Net- neclion with the crime. Reggi, the gang would curry out their aonncl the advantage of taking un be opened immediately us Smith's The pant in I list upon a plank which would ilying towards iu o g s u«y, Hie third gangland victim, was amheadquarters nnd tho drive to pui [commit the party and its nomi­ tuno Treaty has been hanging hushed shortly after midnight In throat to break into my room and active Interest in boy und cirl ncout tho Nov York governor over on Tinas are two ouwr pu ~ nee to believe and support of the fire for two years. It was signed an alley near Wabash and Fifty* throw add in iny face. I had no activities. the norm coast ot Slut Sheridan admitted that electric tho first ballot will ho formally "moral righteousness of prohi- bv representatives of the two pow- First Street, fie was still con­ intention to comply with their do­ appliance Uiat have beeu making launched. salesmen of the state c?,, hut never latlfle.l by I he Jugo­ tent tiigut* over tbu A rtt | Lition." scious when taken to n hospital, main! fur 100,000, but, never­ were organised as publicity ngonts Houston is disappointed thut The phrase was used by one slav I’arlianient owing to the oppo­ hut refused to discuss the shoot; theless, 1 got very little sleep. lnod* ut *(n*rch ut tins Not Govornor Smith yiil not personal for tho utilities. At first ho said sition of the Peasant Democrat prominent dry: In .this* situation LOS ANGELES, Col., Juno 20. yediUon. .They are pUot ing. Three men were ar.fsled in. *T hired police dogs and kept ho bad participated In one ly attend tho big allow. From the u good deal of attention is being group. It give* wide concessions the neighborhood as suspects. One them chained in my rooms. After that —(INS)—Adamsnt, yet wracked LdeuL. Lutoow Holm and conversation heard on tho streets meeting that the salesmen wore to Ituliuii* ieliding in Jugoslavia. threo months of tho most given to the selection of the with nervous tension, the blonde Uusor-Lataen, . While th* had a revolver that had been re­ nbout acute suspense tho blackmailers not oiganized. Then, when Robert nnd in tho hotels It is evident widpw of John I. Glib, murdered tore reported no trace of chairman of the pank form comE. Heuly. chief counsel for the Hint the averago Texan would cently fired refugee*, Gen, Umberto loniisrd they were beaten und commission, iqittee. The name most fro |urntsaid that he had u.loi­ like to get a look ut tho man who Chicago druggist, today, despite sent rddlbgresna sayuvg t h a t . bothered nio no more." prolonged questioning, denied any !>• heard is lliut of John \V. Davis, ter showing Hint they had been or­ has smashed all gubernatorial re knowledge of tho shooting of her planes had been aigUUd by the party’s nominee in lt'24. IJavL* ganized, Sheridan admitted the cords in the Empire State. explorers on two occasions. husband. is n delegate-nt-large from New fart,„ _. . Major Fenoo baa reached ' Glab was shot late Monday York and consequently is " For newspaper publicity Sheri­ night a* he stepped from his Bay in an Italian seatSmith supporter. He appears to lie dan frequently prepared not only automobile in front of hia home Is expected he will Jom.t acceptable to both the wets nnd tlto articles, but tho headline*. Ho June 20 .— MF.MPHI8, Team, at Van Nuys. He died 40 min immediately. The 5 * dryB, and It would cause no sur­ snid thl* was for the convenience utes later without regaining con­ breaker. Mallgln, which the raging St. l-'ranprise were hia selection agreed (IN’S)—As HOUSTON, Texas., June 20.— of the editors but under question­ ....... Rivern continutfu sciousness. Investigators have from Archangel with a da and Whito ^Continued On Page Six) body of Robert I’owell 24ing admitted that it was to tho adunearthed many conflicting stories aboard to look for the st to rise today, more 11mu 2.000 The COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 20.— vantago of tho utilities and they concerning the circumstances sur­ explorers, ran into hm * workers, wearied by an all mg 1 year-old negro, was found hang­ TAMPA, Fla., Juno 20.—(INS) rounding the murder. packs and was compelled __ fight to hold weakening levees ing from a bridge alwut eight (INS)—Declaring that George reaped more benefit than tho cdlmiles trom here today. The Remus, alleged wifo murderer, _Four youths, whose Identities Mrs. GIsb claims she was play­ ceed very slowly, aceordJnir intart, were raring t r body, suspended from the floor of is sane, tho Ohio State Supreme t0 BNrldan was naked by Hcaly if nro not divulged by police head­ ing cards a t her home with her radiogram picked up at flood crest rolling down tne Wbite the bridge by n rope, was found Court today ordered the immediuto anything had been done in Miss­ quarters, hnvo been cleared on nleco. Miss Ethel O. Kaser, 17, relayed here. River towurd Jackson Bayou and i»y two detectives who were trail­ release of the former bootl<[y ouri to get rid of school text books statements by parents of possible of Oklahoma City, a t the time of Peach Orchid, Ark. Crisis nt both ing the gang of unmasked king, from the Limn State Uos- which were objectionable to utlli charges of attempting to black- tho shooting. Both women, wMi q u a k e recorded points is expected today. men who kidnaped tho negro pitul for tho criminally insane. ties Interest. He *nld he knew no­ ninil James T. Bwann, president first questioned, said they heart The weak point ln_the Peach of tho Tampa Board of Trade, YOSEMITE, Calif.. June 20 - Orchid, Ark., leveo is seven miles from tho Jefferson Davis Hospital S t LOUIS, Mo., Juna Remus had been a prisoner in thing of this kind. Tho witness ad­ who yesterday received a letter no shots. Later, however, ac­ cording to police, Miss Kaser ad (1N8)—An carthqi (INS)—Still weak from his hnr long and protect* more than here early this morning. mitted |w did what war known ns tho Lima insane- asylum since his demanding $5,000 under threat mltted she heard a shot, or i I Vowing experience of being lost 100,000 acres of rich farmland Powell was under charges of trial at Cincinnati, when a jury Held work—that is calling upon if he did not comply mem­ noise, and th at Mrs. Glob tok least six hours ' t in the wilds near here, George and more than 200 farmhouses murder In connection with tho found him not guilty Of the m u r heads of schools, preacher* and tlugt Saturday night, bers of his family would suffer. fdonhelt, 13 year old Oakland A„ overflow of tho little Red fatal shooting of city detective dor of his wife, .Augusta Imogens others who coinc In contact with It was the second snrh noto her to pull down the . blind and record of A* 8 t. I/>u "don’t make a target of your­ boy scout, today wn* recovering River west of Georgetown through A. V. Davis last Sunday. Powell Holmes Remus, on the ground of the publicseismograph her*. Th* Swann has received within the self," , .• . was suffering from a bullet here In a hospital. one of th* h**Vl*kt l In 192.1 he said he paid Profaas- last two week*. Insanity. During tho trial state crevasses of last year in o e Tho hoy was lost last Friday White IUver caused the flood wound In the stomarh and was alienist! had dodared that Remus or Langsdorf, of Washington Uni­ Swann got in touch with police the seismograph her* GANGSTER SENTENCED luring treated at the hospital. while on a mountain climbing ex­ months. The tremors waa not Insane, but the trial versity, for writing.Uttors to high and carried out instructions In CTMt th , WW» “ “ “E According to the story of Jack­ judge in charging tho Jury de­ schools principals and other school the note In regard to “playing pedition. He was found with hi* ably 9:24:91 Saturday NEW YORK, June 19— (INS)— higher than U. 8. engineer, clothes In shreds nnd suffering had counted upon andI leU ^ ttle son McCarter, negro attendant at clared that the only not guilty heads, with the object of Intro­ off" with the exception of carry­ Nate Weinslmmer, the last of the criculationa war from cut* and bruises. The youth hope that tho I’fach Orel evec the hospital, eight men entered verdict compatible would be on the ducing public utilities pamphlets ing the bag in which tho money Whlttemora band of g«ra thieves, have centered was Ito bo placed, while a squad the ward where Powell was lying. grounds of Insanity. waa unconscious when found. In in these Institutions. dotectives trailed him, Tho was sentenced today to 20 years 1,800 eaUea from They tied hia hands and feet, nnd an effort to find his way back to " th T St. Francis, In Missouri, Dean McCustland. of tho schqol of in Sing Sing. Ho was convicted on youths were arrestedwhen they Bfl they did so he cried: “Lord rivlllxatlon. the boy clambered of engineering of the Uulverslty drove by the Swann rrsldi-nro and May 20 of robbery in the first de­ LTVT OAl NOVELIST KILLED have mercy on me." Ono of the down a wall of 3,600 foot wall of r t T r . ,h™ u f n & S A i tnu of Missouri, was paid |76 each and shotguns and pistols1were found gree, second offense, for his part Railroad . . kidnapers was named “George," sheer granite. That ho was able CORK, Ireland, Juno 10. expenses, for three, lecture* de­ in their car. In the robbery of Albert Good vis, Us* between thl* / , , . McCarter said. He wore o blue to do so, is a feat that ainanr j The loader however, explained Jeweler on Jon. 11,1926. —(INS)—Donn Byrne, widely livered before teachers colleges. — veteran rangers here.- The youth tlm.tr,1 in Ik, thouund. ol dol­ coat with gold braid on one known In America aa the author Cancelled checks were put In the they had ta k e i^ t upo» themselves sleeve and on the breast removed hi* shoes nnd stockings WINTER' Pi record to back up this point. It to "guard” ftfCann ono when par­ St. AUQUSTINE—Th* I*w of Messer Marco Polo and other l a r s . ______ __ the boysoorrobor- Bhoppo opened in new location in Seaboard during the perilous descent. VII stated that 10,000 copies of ents of on novels and short atorles, was kill? CHOSEN—Plana making for the yovM were Lyron Building on W nr S tm t. distributed nted his "I could grip the rocks easier, DAYTONA —Goni i . i | Ulin nRACH BEACH cd here today In an automobile the lectures were •way," he explained. Hl» atruction authorised of first unit construction of bridge acrosu accident. He wps SO years o ld ., r«Ua» among summer school teacher*. !*.■ S,- ^ f »■ w*r* badly cut and doctors of boardwalk along ocean front. Hillsboro canal a t this place. m ■ “ ■> his Isft ankle sprained r p j i ] *•' fill Push Work To Get Wet Plank MISS EARHART IS GIVEN OVATION BY LONDON THRONGS Large Air Fit Looks For N< ASSASSINATION IN JUGOSLAVIA M AY n rri SUPREME COURT!MISSOURI PAPERS mm CASEOF ACTRESS UTILITY SCHEMES * . I ........... I m k . > .1 f. 1 ____ ( s i n t l d l I I' -I K Wife Of Murdered Chicagoan D en ies Crim e Knowledge ftllt* Rivers Continue To Menace Farmlands Texas Mob Hangs In Arkansas Areas Negro FromBridge George RemusGets To Avenge Slaying His Freedom From Lima State Asylum Four Tampa Youths C le a r Themselves O f Blackmail Plot California Boy Has Wild Experience Of Being Lost In Wilds liJLfti -.n.-.sHMd L it i �FLORIDA, THE SANFORD HERAL D O O M D ftY iS m m iVy ft 5j i? 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D ftY $ $ iAu/i W.,'', t * �S.v 4 PAGE TW I , SANFORD H E R A LD , 3 AN^ORE,. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JUN E 20, 1928 T -'"’ .T-g"1. 1. ii—'j-ij- r —"" 1. . 1 . i - n..........; -I--1m i't rii 11!>rrrt m m i l. i —i .K .. into the detail of each city depart­ uhHah.d c tr r r aCUrrmMB a u « | ment the up-to-date methods em­ ManUar at laaftM , fto d la . H e r e ’s t o d a d i ployed in their own buaincsscs. i l l Macaalla I m M . ' -i W hat is the greatest honor a young man graduating ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD F irst they attacked the city's S»trrr4 aa n « a a ( __ from college can attain? Some would say a Phi Beta Kuppa payroll methods. They concen­ Mvtohrr 3T. ISIS, at Ik* at »aal,.ra. Florida. a*4~ M t Out of the helter and skelter and hesitant to move. He doesn’t key, signifying excellence in studies. Som e m ight say a t r e d the work for all depart­ iy * m * t,f 1 l,rrt ■■ IMT. welter Af days for special oh- kr.ow whether or not tho new job ments In a central payroll depart­ job o f some importance with the United States Steel Cor­ ItOI.l.AMl Kervancc, one has arisen thnt hon­ ment which could be handled by II. IIOIVAIID IIKItU ....... . J t a u i w poration, or the National City Sank. Others, perhaps woult 22 employees ns against i:f4 under ors a long-suffering, quiet, patient will turn out to bu all ho hopes, KAULIt F. JOXKB.Managing BOHof contend that a girl about to promise to “love, honor, ant tho old method. They set up a and deserving class of citizenry, n"d he can’t take the chance of aIIItsi'lllI*TIO> nATM obey” is the greatest honor a young man can have. system of checking work done namely tho Dads. Decause Dad Is missing one of those pay checks PI* Vitar » — -------- --- STUM) At W est Point now th ey are saying th at Henry E. Wil and auditing payrolls before pay­ always thinking of scmcono else, • l» Monika ....... .................... . I l H And who is it that wears his ^■krrr Monika ...... *t,7S rather than himself, he is the most old.clothes until they are co shabby t l r Carrirr p* r IVrok ....... .. *0.19 son has the utmost in honors for a man o f his age. Henry ing off. Then they introduced a central surprised of nil over this tribute .Mother rise,, up in wrath and re­ Fr '1%« flarald. Xnnlord'a pioneer ntita* E., Whom sport renders will remember best aa Harry Wil­ system for handling the CltO^ki!) io him as a class and us an In­ bellion und flora a little inure . wpfr, lobirrlliM ra tkc faternn- son. hns recently been awarded the Edgarton sabre because accounts receivable on city books. dividual. ” . loujit New. Servlee. reeelvlag from sacrificing on her part, so that the kla aaperlor arrra wexaulritilun lie was captain of the football team last fall and for four They made u determined drive to Mothers are honored in poetry, Head of the Family may resume « t Ol> Ittnonril ouftia ilallr rovpr- years has been u name for rival teams to conjure with. collect taxes long overdue from song und story, uml it stompd ex [ his plnro in the eyes of the world nE all Iko lending rvrnla at thr i! «... i ,. „ .... . ... .1 r : i 4.£ .. I « l .. .1.. . •» T« :.. ... 11 ft. **4 'Hllrv nnrla, Thr I. V. !t, la n He has also been awarded the Army A thletic Association ome 75,000 tax-payers and col­ ...ceedingly appropriate uml fitting And why? It is alt done so #that . irnallr rfllelrnt la Florida aad H'n lected more than $G,000,000 from that Mother should have a day Sister Sue may have her teeth ■mnnrr of handling atafr araaa la sabre for being the best all-around athlete. iltkonl rqnn!. They introduced consecrated to herself. We have straightened, Hobby can go to the Harry Wilson for four years made football history a t this scource. automatic check systems which put haloes around the heads o ' Y. M. C. A Camp, and Sally can ■ ['hr I t r r n lJ la a m em ber nf lh a Penn State and then became a cadet a t W est Point. Rivals made tampering with - I n d it llu i-en u . i f l i l m i l n l l o a a , a n tax rolls a fr r a a l l n n a l A a a o r ln tlo a o f P u b - charged the Army with professionalism . They said Wilson impossible. Altogether they man­ Mothers u long time but somehow have a now dress for Children’s Dads seems to have hcen left out Dny, when she "speaks her piece." la h rra . A d t r r t l a r t a and A d r r r lla And he aged to save the city $80,000 a when signal honors were pitarod •tut I A gvn C a n rklrh r e q u ir e r a r k had gone to W est Point ju st to play football. Think of the multitudinous P u h U ih r r M e m b e r t o an b u t t la a played football. He played such good football that the year by the centralized handling around. And why? When it comes things thnt Dad's income covers. I S a r u u a li a u d it of a w b a e rlp tla n I (lain In v r ilr r t o t r i l ( | p b a o la le lp N avy will be more than happy to see him graduate. B ut of receipts. to devotion, nolf-snerifice, patience, If you have arrived at tho age of i l l rlnlniN o t rl ecu In t Inn, aa r r r l l aa Similarly they centralized and long-suffering niul understanding, thinking n:ul understanding, you more than that, he played other gam es too and played |.o n er aall h I. lialnt n a I n i »« fm a n.rtS -.d * them well. He shone in baseball, lacrosse, and basketball. Aystematizcd city purchasing and tiie Fathers of tlm world stand out. marvel thnt one small pay en­ tWEDNESDAY, v r n v pu JUNE 20. took steps to see that all cash “W hat made the Wilson awards remarkable,” says discounts were taken advantage of. ns well :is Hie Mothers. Who is it velope or check can do so much. Mother is a wizard nt planning, BIBLE VEUSK FOR TODAY Time magazine, “especially in the opinion of men who In addition . through centralized that sticks to l hr same old job, dr.j sacrificing, nnd stretching, hut she in and day out, no m atter' whether " GREAT AND SURE PROMI­ have sported against W est Point, w as the supremacy of buying, they made it possible to the work be uncongenial ur not? couldn't go far if Dad didn’t do SES—Hear, 0 ray «on, and r»- any one “Pointer” over all his fellows in all-round ability. <ecuro wholesale ns against retail If In* didn’t have Mother and the his share and more too. Tho city comptroller, youngsters to worry about, ho . loiVo my raying*; uml the years W est Pointers m ust be fit to get in, to Btay in. Their life prices. I,ovo is tho keynote- Love, and of thy life shall be many. I have is rigorous, their sports many. T hat “JJght Horse Harry” hrough this central control, was might be able ,o better himself. pride, and affection, A whole­ /taught thee in the way of wis­ Wilson out-muBcled and out-generaled his classm ates in all able to keep fully advised of all But (lie man with a family is often hearted devotion, and a dusiro on obligations or commitments out­ dom; I have led thee in right . paths. When thou goest, thy things, was, after all, less remarkable than the fa ct that standing in guarding against exsteps shall not be straitened; in all W est Point history (The Academy was founded in ced in g tho budgets. and when thou runnost. thou 1802) no previous captain o f “the m anliest sport” has They took a complete inventory fhalt not stumble.—Prov. 4:10, c le a r s outmanned all his contemporaries in other direc­ of all equipment owned by tlje city ami assembled a ll- surplus 11, 12. FJLAyER-rapcuk, Lord, for sp^&os la n central store-room - Wilson is a Second lieutenant) vJ entCr from w h ^ - . W j q f c Hyaervant hearcth. 1 the Ajr Corps. this on rcquisitmiT to the department: ■Jrw—«rr— A*n Item of expense for France brave antTHusKy young man as tame goes on. Perhaps he whirl, needed them. This made it to consider—entertaining trans- may take the lead in flying to some yet-unflown-to place. possible to get along with much Perhaps he will break into the headlines for sm ashing some smaller stocks than were neeik-d Atlantic fliers. altitude record, as he has smashed opposing lines. Per­ when ench department carried its own separate slock. It also did Wc take the liberty of announc­ haps some day it will be General Wilson. away with the purchase ing that this "Lindy girl” is not But the skeptics will still mutter that the Army gain­ tional equipment for moreoforaddi­ lers Lindy’a glr!. ed a man because he could play football. temporary use and assured Uie ------------o-------------------- o---------A speciaist says goiters are fullest uso of equipment on hand becoming more prevalent among This applied not only to office and A Man’s A Man young women. Getting too much other supplies hut to pnssengrr gxerclse -these days. automobiles ami motor trucks, r tn Recently u London cabman when asked by the young­ An article in the Nation’s Busi­ It hefrtn* to look as if the Flor­ est non of King George to drive to BuckinghameJ?alflce. ness, describing this experience of ida .delegation, in order to keep Baltimore, concludes w ith’the fol­ from voting fur A1 Smith, will drove intend to th^ police station and depositing his royal lowing pertinent comment: “A I am opening a shop in Sanford and will passenger Ihere spoke the^e words to the authorities: business concern has a constant have to decline to v o t e at nil "This bt'*he inside mi- mb wants tn go to Buckingham incentive to keep up to the minute be equipped to handle any kind of repair Whnt’ii 1 tlu wiv ‘im?” Much was his amazement u, ndopting modern metods and W-. . Mr. Tunniiijffi* «• »«»v* receiver j work promptly. ■)or Ihrrt' “busted Wanks” And the wh'-n lie w«s informed thnt his client wns renlly the son machines. Competition will soon / World’s worn putt has evolved: If of llis Majesty and 'lmt his concern over the young man’s force a busim.ia to the wall if it Phone S83 in care of Smith and Jordan * a femulo di’litoi iiainu in fn pay hrr actions was wlrnlJv unwarranted. •s fiot efficient. A government Inc., until new address is announced. , note, would Tunny receive her? hns no such incentive. It is n Ail this is of relatively little importance except that Jafe guess that u study of any r, ' The span- m tli a .farhsonv'die U furnishes us with a fitting example of the way dis­ >ity government will show nmth. (Times-Union mice devoted to poli­ tinguished personages are often held to bo, entirely apart >ds of accounting and of bundling tical quip* about Fons A. Hatha­ from the nverage run of mortals. This illusioned chauf­ other hits of routine which were way, is now being occupied by feur had undoubtedly always pictured the members of the installed ii hundred years ago nnJ sterns.” Sarasota Times. which likely enough were not up Well, the T.-1J. if pretty food at royal family in the pole he had perhaps seen them play to the standard of the timer- even Corner First SI. and Sanford Avc. j i.ii publii or state occasions when as officers in some then.'' i, 4“fieh vturiu»." • famous regiment they pranced by in their regalia upon How much, if anything, r.M. I / ? WV rerewj^end to our City spirited horsm. If he could read at all he hud probably litchsonvii'e learn from nnii'mores • .t'oinniihelonvrs t.ho m tide by John been awed by the accounts of royalty at the opening of ■'\pi rienco 7 Is there a lfi.5 per Temple Graves II which ia repro­ cent of J axon a taxes which could duced in ether columns of this Parliament, nt tea, at the polo matches, at the yacht races be saved by system and penny page. Wf believe that there is in it or at the unveiling of some tablet. wisdom ? Surely he could not be blamed if. when approached by some suggestion which mny be of help tn them in solving Sanford's n not unusual individual, dressed as any one else and with present difficulties, a?5 e Sanford Herald Professional Football R e fin is h in g the part of Dad to give hi# children a little better than be ever had. Dad never went to camp a day In his life. In fact, he used to work and work hard during vneations. But his boy is going if Dad hns to squeeze every penny. Girl, them isn't anything too much for you to do for your Dad Love him, consider him, and be the kind of a girl he dreams you will be. Boy, there isn’t anything lor. fine for you to do for your Dad. What he wants most is love, con­ fidence, companionship. See that he gets it. And right now, on Fnther’s Day, young folks, tell your Dad how much you think of him. That you are going to measure iip to bis plans for you. And then for o finishing . touch, give him the gift you have been Raving your allow­ ance to buy. No matter if the colors in that necktie shriek aloud, ie’H like it because you thought enough of him to plan for its pur­ chase. And you older girls and hoys, who have arrived nt years of dis­ cretion, and monetary Indepen­ dence, don't forget what Dnd did for you on a limited income. Do your financial best for him, to no distinguishing marks to evoke notice and told to drive to the King’s palace, he believed he had a customer suf­ fering from a mental aberration. His education and ex­ periences in life, it would seem, bud not been of the nature which would have taught him that “a man’s a man for a' Adiutnnt General J. Clifford Foid.o’ d1**’ *n St. Augustine on Monday At the age of fifty-five, Ms benr*. worked ton hard perhaps during his active life, fall&d him ■. u fli " unexpectedly. General Foster was 1 • prominent figure In National Guard work throughout the whole CELERY TO THE VALUE OF $300,000 country and thousands will mourn SARASOTA TIMES his passing. -------- o——— Who’s been spoofing? Certainly their plans into ultimate consum­ A cartoon we have seen recent­ ly shows A1 Smith driving his own someone hns. Con wc now say it mation. Sharing in the profits from tho bandwagon loaded down with alco­ was the soil experts who declarcJ hol, but the thing which impressed that the soil in the Palmer Farms celery shipments ore individual us most about It was the fact that area was as fertile as the valley farmers, who purchased the farms it was being drawn by eight don- of the Nile, or was It the pessi­ from the Palmer Corporation. keys, Mississippi, Georgia, Ala­ mists who declared that this land Some of these are men who en­ bama. Texas, South Carolina North would never be brought to a stage tered the business with no pre­ Carolina, Virginia, and Florida. of cultivation of anything other vious experience in the growing of celery and vegetables. In fact None of these donkeys like the Job than palmetto brush? Well, the answer is obvious when among them is one who came to __ but they are dragging his wagon one notes tho story on pogo ono Sarasota for his healtli, who was ™ Just the same. of this issue to the effect that induced to purchase one of the We have only the utmost respect since May 5 over $300,000 worth farms, and in addition to having for the courage of the young of celery has been shipped from regained his health in the great woman who has recently Down the new pre-cooling and packing outdoors, he is storing, up a nest across thr Atlnntlc, hut we cannot plant recently placed in operation egg of the kind that not only pays doctor’s hills, but all other kinds aay much praise of the motives at the Palmer Farms. which prompted her to risk her life In addition, the packing plant of bills. In such a tmtnner. She announced lias created a now payroll, for 150 Those of the Palmer Corporation that she was making the flight “to persons uro employed day and (and foremost among these is the recoup tha family fortunea,” not u night to keep the plant in opera­ Florida manager, It. K. Thompson) hint of “for the furtherance of avi­ tion, tu say nothing of the hun­ who were pushing the preparation ation.” We hope that she Batisfiu dreds of farm hands who have nnd sale of the farm lands knew forllv “recoups,” but we believe been given employment on tho that there were possibilities in the that her place in history ia small. vurious farms in the Palmer Farm noil and they worked indefatigibly fo have their plans realized. What section. Editor Graves encloses a clip­ What has been done in truck is transpiring today la their re ping of his Jacksonville Journal fanning in this country in the ward for the unbounded energy column, wherein he replied to re­ brief space of from two to three which they put forth in the pa it marks of Editor Rollund Dean of years s possible in other lines, but few years, even while those of u the Sanford Herald oh how the it requires the indomitable energy peslmistic nature couldn't see the Parisian newspapers handled the which the Palmer Corporation of­ possibilities and the potential pos­ advance of Napolean, from Elba. ficials have displayed in bringing sibilities of the soil. J. T. G ’$ conclusion was: “The pres,, of rnrt.o saluted Napolron *■* out uf fear and a denirr for ravoi A PEN N Y SAVED But the Hathaway newspaper* JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES II have saluted Doyle Carlton out if IN JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL sportsmanship and out of respect j f o r the will of a people they serve, A penny saved is a penny got.” iuch careful concern is really giv­ ‘ for the chotre of a party in which On motion of Mr. Acosta the en public moiiics. Within a very they believe, and for the high dig­ nities of a state they love." That city commission has decided to em­ short period the tax rate In that no doubt expresses the motives of ploy an expert In municipal effici city was reduced 16.5 per cent and the Journal reasonably weH. But ency to discover whether there is it will be news to several other any lost motion or wasteful prac­ an inherited deficit of $1,100,000 Uathaway newspapers—that about tice in Jacksonville's administra­ wiped out. And this in spite of sportsmanship nnd respec* nnd tive department* This seems u increased expenditures for needed high dignities. Crrtain nt thos< proper move in every respect. If improvements. Small economies ether papers will be derelict In there is no loss or waste, It will did it. their duty to their public and the be gratifying to have an expert How thlA was accomplished is state they bye If they verdict to that effect. worth the attention of citizens and now and leave Florida a t the mercy Economy and efficiency in spend­ officials h e n ^ ^ I t was principally of the Tampk attorney if their ing tax monies particularly ap­ a matter of^oJWying tho modern campaign estimates of him were peal to Jaxons Just now. The business . 3r*/totfjV*°f accounting ,correct. Of coAree, a different pos- trouble in that in most cities it Is nnd c o n tr/ H /,/* \ j .all too abtheory i | th at they are now hard to insure the name careful Nrnt in f t Pubu„ ltions. In and th a t they were hypo- concern for every penny of public Ea!tinUf.ca** jlttoe of l when they supported Hatha money tliat !• given the pennies Chi '“ ■'*-** me B to hollars I of private organizations. u* ^ 0L0c*i, VflJr F'T’F* B. Tftnp* Til* | Tha city of Baltimore has shown a# M done, however, If wjjjd Where campaign expeiu»i m concerned, the Hoover peoplj, Hooverize.—Brooklyn Eagle. Elton J. Moughlon Architect F irst N at’l Bank Hid* Sanford, Fla. M in u t e Opens a Savings Account and *- ■**>aW W e Loan You^ A Beautiful ’ "U _ Leather I * , ’ Bound Bank These banks are handsomely bound in red, gray, ivory nnd green Dupont Process Leather. Come in and take your choice of colors. The Atlantic Sanford National Bank Affiliated with the Atlantic Nutiunal Hank uf JucLtuuwlL Sanford, - Florida ) SI E D S S IN C T S — QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage J V M 4QH IM1» M. SrO *». \ <a J? & V _ \ G as cf- ^ o il % Phone 4G2—J urn is a mighty little word—often involving your whole fortune and all your loved ones. It is truly indicative of the ever-present uncertainty of human life and the necessity of taking ail possible pre­ cautions. [fe t r-% m e e4 P you have a wife, how can you assure her a regular income when die becomes your widow? How can you protect the future of your daughter? How can you give your son his share of your estate ro that it will be most helpful to him? How can you pro* vide that your insurance shall give the protection that you plan? I low can you insure your present property against loss in case of business reverses? F * r1 _____ . ___ The B its D r i v e r .vtv ot there questions or others of a like nature are hard for you to answer, we risite you to talk with our trust officer. For the greatest device yet made rr to off* r 1 tlie IF of life is modern trust service. Safe, m Safe, flexible, human, practical and -*.a"Dtrir.'.l, the experienced trust department fits the needs of the individual ex* art!v. Gel in touch with our Trust Department and'investigate this great, modern service. I. 1 t o Buses have to operate on schedule and wc make sure of depend* able service by using Champion Spark Plugs. Champion 1*the better spark plug because It has an exclusive siUU raanlte Insulator spotlally treated to with­ stand the much higher tem peratures of the modern hlgh-compre*.. ■Ion engine. Also ■nc>v patented solid copper, gasket-seal that remains | ebsolutay gas-tight un­ der high compression. Special analysis elec­ trodes which assure a fixed spark-gap under all driving conditions. C h a m p io n TR U ST DEPARTM ENT A t L in lic ^ S a t t o iu T l i k t n k C A P IT A L AFFILIATED Till; A T L A N T IC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE *».r Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a - SparfCPtvgs •p tn d a b l* f i r Every Engine SURPLUS $20,000.00 $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 W ITH ■ *; * ^ vli'dTtrrHMfViti v» Confessing to the theft u£m 000 a bank cashier pleaded used thP money to friends. Oddly enough, s(Tin j5 them were chorus girls. City Reporter; and B y F a ctory -----------------q . — What the average woman v I# a strong, inflexible can lie wrapped around her fi. —I.nke City Reporter. O n e D ollar U p h o ls te r in g C . K illin g s w o r th mitlgatq the .worries 0f age and decreasing ctrBln .But don’t fofgct that it’, t£* Ing that counts, >n,l 0|; L. giving In the world wnn’t ** Dad happy unless the tight goes wltH your present. t 0 rj ; a iu ilflb y H ii •HVy-tVH �1 w re fliw firm i M Mrs, David Caldwell, Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins, Mra. M. S. Wiggins and Miss Winifred Strong were hostesses a t a most delightful bridge party Tuesday afternoon when they entertained at vanishing bridge for the bene­ fit of scholarship fund of the N, do V. Howard Chapter U. D. OIH« Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAI GBR, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 d a l Calendar THURSDAY I scminold iChjipter Number 2 0. wkUimeet a t 7:30 o’clock, at 'Masonic iTemple.. There will be uUUtion. - :0/ficers.- of Pioneer Jppter, Winter Park will have harge. Mrs. O. F . -Smith will entertain lie'members of th$ Every Week ad Duplicate Bridge Clubs at 3:30 'clock a t her home on Magnolia >venue, honoring her sister Mrs L II- Mabry. FRIDAY First of a series of dances at e Hotel Forrest Lake from 10:00 1:0ff o'clock, Sliver medal oratorical con­ test under, the auspices of the IV. C. T.,U. at 8:00 o’clock at the Congregational Church. Public 1* ordially InvltejJ. Business and social meeting of be’ Triith Seekepg Class of the [ethodiat Church will bo held at S Q tM r K tiS ' I , MONDAY ■ •St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross tfcurch will have social meeting ■t 3:30 o’clock Rt the Parish ■louse. Hostess, Mrs. Itollnnd L. Ikan and Mrs. Mortimer Glover. | TUESDAY ••• I Mrs. M. Minarik nnd Mrs. hrcchcr Kent will entertain at fcridge at 3:00 o’clock at the home fcf Mrs. Kent, 620 Henklc Avenue, [Winter Park. • WEDNESDAY Mrs. Harry B. Lewis and Mrs. kjeorge D .B lfhop will entertain pit a swimming party nt Bnnann Lake honoring Frank Dutton Jr. of Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Easterby Gives Party For Her Guest On Tuesday evening, Miss Sara Wnrren Easterby enter­ tained most delightfully at bridge, honoring her house guest, Miss Ruth Sample of Bartow, at her homo on Magnolia Avenue. Roses, zinnias, daisies and other pretty cut flowers were lavishly used *n decorating the rooms of Ud* ipacious home. wcrc^ used for keeping scores for the games of progressive bridge nnd when the games had been concluded, scores were collected by Miss Frances Dutton. Tho high score prize, Lady Grey powder, wus won by Miss l’crrio Lee Bell. Miss Marcia Patterson, who held lowest score, wus consoled with u box of dust­ ing powder. Mrs. Roy G. Williams, Won the cut prize, a pretty hund painted bowl. The guest of honor was presented silk hose, as u memento of the occasion, Refreshments consisting of a delicious salad and sweet course were served by the hostCss assist­ ed by her mother Mrs. S. E. Easterby, Mrs. Edward Higgin< apd Miss Julia Higgins. The guests were Miss Ruth Sample, Miss Ruth Hand, Miss Mildred Hand, Miss Mnrcin l’nt* terson, Miss -.Winifred Strong. .Miss Betty Waring, Miss Perrie I*ce Bell, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Nonie Williams, Miss Mar­ garet Zachary, Mrs. W. R. May, Mrs. Karl Schultz Mrs. Ecarlo E. Jones, Mrs. Ralph Stevuns, Mrs. William A. Fits I1L and Mrs. Roy G Williams. Mrs. Ralph Wight Is t H ostess At Bridge were converted into veritable bowers with baskets anti bowls filled with roses, shustu daisies, petunias ami zinnins. The pastel tints were featured in every de­ tail both in the dccorutions and bridge accessories. Tallies done in figures of pretty girls wearing large Spring bon­ nets were used for keeping scorer for the gnmes. These were dis­ tributed by Miss Clnire Zachary. When the fifth progression had been played, scores were collected nnd the prize for top score, Coty’s perfume uml powder, was awerdedmiss Miinre'iV Tlolly. ThffT'mon'r high score prizes—a.L.Jua<tt#Ancr v.-ns won by Sam Fleischer. Th< consolation prize, a novelty, went to Frank Woodruff Jr. Mrs Byrd presented her guests of honor with antique jeweled neck­ laces. Late in the evening when th< tallies hud been cleared and over laid with embroidered covers, thi hostess, assisted by Miss Margaret Peters, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Claire Zachary, Miss Ruth Henry Miss Emily griffin. Miss Lem belle llugnn and Miss Cnrmetn Burlier, served refreshments of chicken a L king, hot * biscuits pickles, olives and orange she^ bert. Enjoying the cordial hospi­ tality ,of Mrs. Byrd were Mis: Thelma Welles, Miss Normi Seward, Miss Claire Zachary, Misi Mildred Holly, Miss Ruth Ilenry Miss Lonnhcile Hagan, Mis» Emily Griffin, Miss Dorothj Singletary nf Jacksonville, Misi Carmetn Barber, Miss Olive New man. Miss Helen Mnrentette Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, Misi Helen Vcrnny, Miss fumilln Pul­ eston, Miss Elizabeth Ramsey of Tampa, Miss Marie Gene Gray of l-aurens, S. C., Arthur Zachary Jr., Joe Caldwell, Briggs Arring­ ton, Robert Dodson, Algernon Spear, Sain Fleischer. Edgcrtoo Patterson. Robert Denne, William Dash, Andrew Carrnwny, Hope Huff, Edwin Wey of Arcndi-i, Hurry Morrell, Maxwell Stewurt Frank Woodruff Jr., Hurry Wood­ ruff and Herbert Messer. Recent Bride Guest Of Honor At Shower Mrs J. B. Brooks, a recent bride, wus the guest of honor at n kitch­ en shower given by Mrs. W. R Beecher at lu-r home on Elm Ave­ nue. The affair hud been arranged as a surprise to the guest of lion orRed ami white were the color* featured in the decorations nnd Were accentuated with howls und baskets filled with roses, zinnias, carnations and daisies. Games of all kinds as well as a number of clever contests caused the evening to puss all too soon. The prizes for the contests were won by Mrs. J. R. Lyles and K McConnell. Following the guinea, a grocery delivery hoy entered bearing a large basket which he gave to the guest of h >uor. Up­ on opening the basket it wus found to contain al! kinds of useful nr tides for the bride’s new kitchen Refreshments of fruit punch and cakes were served by the hostess after the presentation of the shower. Enjoying this uffuir were Mrs. M. D. Kennedy, Mrs Mary Mc­ Bride, Mrs J. W. Key, Mrs. A. J. Metcalf. Mrs. C. A. Anderson. J r , Mrs. J. R- Brooks. Mr. und Mrs. J. R. Lyles, Mr. and Mrs E McConnell, Mr. and Mis. George Calhoun ami Mrs. Beecher. A most enjoyable social nffnir of the week was that of Tuesday evening when Mrs. Ralph Wight entertained the members of the Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club nt her home in Rope Court. There were two tables of players . An abundance of zinnias anil other spring; "flowers were used Ywith pleasing effect in decorating the rooms where the curd tables JACKSONVILLE—Bids received had been spread. for paving Mnyport road. I Duplicate bridge was enjoyed 'during the ‘evening and when mcorcs had Mbn totaled it was found that thA-puizcs, dainty hand* kerchiefs, had.J>een won by MrsGeorge W, Kij^ftt,,Mr». Waltar M Coleman, Mrs. - I-eRoy Chittenden ind Mr*. J C. Benson. Mrs. Wight served her guests with refreshments of parfait and zake. NOT CHEAP The playera included Mrs. Harry Dickson of Orjando, • Mrs. J- C. They are good and 'Benson, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. George W-, Knight, Mrs. Le Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Harry B. [Lewis, Mrs. Charles E Henry and Mrs. La Verne Hurt. F rc m n rx . frEPNESPAt, JTJNE Benefit Bridge Party Mrs. Puleston Gives Enjoyed On Tuesday -Patty For Her Club A n d Personal Activities Mrs. Byrd Entertains With Bridge Party r n , P erson als Herbert Messer hus returned home from Sistcrville, West Vu. Zinnias in the bright shades where he spent a short tmei. combined with greenery were used with artistic effect In dec­ Edwin Wey of Arcadia is orating the rooms where .the spending a short time here with tables hod been arranged for tho his sister, Mrs. Clyde L. Byrd, gnmes. After the stated number of pro­ Mis Elizabeth Rumscy of Tam­ gression’s had been plnyod, scores pa is visiting here us the guest were totaled nnd prizes awarded. of Miss Camilla Puleston at her The first prize, bath crystals, was won by Mrs. Frank Powell, homc in Rose Court. while Mrs. WT B. Zachary,, who heltl next highest score, war Miss Katherine Mclsch left Tuesday for Camp Iinmoulla nt awarded n box of powder. The Keystone Heights where she will cut prize, n deck of cords, went to Miss Sarah Whcclcss. For hav­ spend several weeks. ing scored the least number of points, Miss Mnrgnrot Zachary Mrs. Henry Dickson of Orlando won two dninty handkerchiefs. is spending a few days here a? At the conclusion of the gnmes .he guest of her sister Mrs. Im the hostesses served n tasty Verne Hurt. salad course. ^ The players included Mrs Mrs. Harold Hnrgon of Hous­ Frank Powell, Miss Sarah Wheelton, Texgp arrived hero Tuesday ess, Miss Maigaijut Zachapv Also, to sjiend some time with her par­ Earle; E. A. ents, Mr. urn! MT3. S. K. Doeiner. Fitts I If., Mrs. William Moore One of the most delightful and Informal summer bridge parties given this week was that of Tues­ day afternoon when Mrs. Samuel Puleston entertained at her home in Rose Court. The guests were the members of the Duplicate Bridge Club. A colorful arrangement of cut flowers, including quantities of exquisite roses, udorfted the jiv­ ing room where the card tables had been placer! for the games. After tho boards had all been played, scores were added and it was found that Mrs. A. P. Con­ nelly and Mrs. James G. Sharon had scored the most points and no nor*. At the ten hour tho hostoas served u tempting Ire course. Knjoying the gnmes were Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. George A. DcCot tes, Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. Frank J. Gonz.'floz, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Ernest Housliolder,, Mrs. F. E. Round!lot and Mrs. Puleston. Jim Reed Ready To Fight To Last Ditch ForTheNomination "We haven’t lost this fight by a long ways." This was tho message received hero today by dose friends J .of Senator James A. Reed of MU* souri, candidate for the Demo erotic nomination for president, in, the eve of his departure from Kansas City for Houston, where the convention opens next Tucsday. • ’ • . . . Loca; suppor.ers of tho Mis­ sourian interpreted the wire to mean thnt a determined fight is to be waged to defeat Al Smith whose managers claim a strength that is llttic s'.iojt of tho total necessary for nomination. Despite this prospect. Senator Reed has in­ dicated a willingness to battlo tu tho lost ditch in hiB own behalf. Senator Reed leaves Kansas City today In order to be l^n Houston on Saturday for n con­ ference with his lieutenant*. A strong bid for uninstrurlod delega­ tions nnd those pledged to fnvorlto Scott, M rs. W. Theodore Langley -tons will ho made by Reed, it Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Elton was indicated fcy dispatches from Moughton, Mrs Charles L. Britt. his headquarters. Mrs. W A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. W. B.-Znchary, FLORIDA |ci\ds all ojhcr states Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs, Paul Mon- in number of cnrluuds nf tomatoes ohun and Miss Malilo Bowler. hipped to Northern, markets. Laney’s * ‘T h e Friendly Drug Stor E. First Street Sanford Prescriptions Tilled Promptly And Accurately TUES. - DANCING - FRJ, s il v e r lake; CASINO - i * —New Musie-r- BIG SPECIAL DANCE FOURTH OF JULY NOTICE U ntil my return from- the North Minis Rebecca ClarkV will have chnrgc of my office and transact all business* B. & P. Building Phone 715* W.J.T hi g p en R « l E sU lo ^ s w w t j a S B S W .- Miss Sybil Wood of Florence, S. C, is visiting here ns the guest of her sister Mrs. C. M. Boyd at icr home on East Seventh Street. - Miss Lucite LcRoy of Uibitulo triived here Wednesday to visit is the guest of Miss Ruth Henry ■t her home on Magnolia Av­ enue. Q ] o j dittaburgiT, Pa., is spending his mention here with Ids mathcr, MYs. K. S. Dutton. Mrs. It. E. Milieu, who lias been '(siting in Sanford for several lays as the guest of friends, left Wednesday for her home al Orlando. ' Jo -s jo a /J 11 1[ Miss Katherine ionvilit- spent Hu­ ts the guets of .Vintner Jr. at he Mellon. Miss Katherine Schirnrd nnd Miss Rose La Verne Hurt lelt ruetulay for Jacksonville where hey will visit us the guests >1 Miss Katherine Ray. Mr. «nd Mrs. Hugh Welch*! ■ind two small children returned home Monday evening from Dorn* ias, Ga. where they huxe been visiting relatives. Miss Floy Stieator of Luke lund will arrive here Wednesday afternoon to be the house guru! if Miss Camilla Puleston nt he­ donic in Rose Court. Mrs. W. Cuuthcn Hutchinson and guets. Miss Helen Sheppard nf New York, Mrs. Aleznndo' Vaughan nnd Miss Arthur Vuuglinn motored to Daytona Tucs day where they spent the day. Ml. and M's. Edward Higgins, Miss Sara Wnrren Easterby and guest Miss Ruth Sample of Bar* tow left Tuesday evening by motor for Jacksonville where they will spend n few days. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell returned home Monday evening from Columbia, S, C. where they havo been visiting relatives. They vvere accompanied home by Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. F. E. Sutton and brother, Gibson Butcs, both of Columbia, S. (’. MIL AND MRS. GEORGE DAVID CALHOUN announce the marriage of their daughter . GEORGIA KATHERINE to MR. MILTON B. REEL Thursday, the seventh of June Nineteen hundred and twentyeight DeLand, Florida. Pronounced summer successes.. . right at the height of the sea­ son...m odels to thrill the fem inine heart and values that will m eet any woman’s instant approval. ^Brillmnt-hued prints, ex­ quisite flat crepes and many other new and flattering summer materials are to be found in this very exceptional showing. UNEVEN SNUG HIPLINES FLARED SKIRTS ‘KERCHIEF NECK LINES SCARFS NECK­ LINES HEM­ LINES SLEEVELES FROCKS BOWS THAT TIE FLARED CUFFS h i n t s B A T A V IA sports, ij|ternoon, dinner, dancing and busi TIRES SMITH—BROOKS * Mrs. Agnes Smith of Snnford, formerly of Savannah, Ga., an­ nounces the marriage of her “ ■ughter, Rosemary, to Mr. J“ Brooks of Sanford. The wed- By DR. J. C. HOWELL XM Wert Gars Astana GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS Meaning that your money will run you for one year if the tire fails to do so. WAGONER < Furniture Co. • Jf Second Orlando. Florida Floor-Thursday Morning 1 au-K PHori.K a b a u ld S m w th a t I s O s n l l M , M S a l l * a l l « a , him I r r r t a l d la r a a r la k a f k u f Mtaal ml t h e ir t r a a b lr a . SV rll* « r * h a a r 4M 3 f a r f r a a l l l r r a l u r r a a d r a a a a lla lla w . The H r Jaarph r « r w l a lla w r ll It*** ell M a^llarlam . « • tiwpe L » » -r ,,© r l* a * a , |-|a Florsheim a p e r la ll a la s fit s a a tr o -la ir a lla a l . a ad dlaeaara. I*, a. M e are i r l l l i f a a lla l a t h r rra a a ta J W. r r r la l tfle a d lf mi ia>dra re- awl Shoes For Men H o ra h e jm �W'w* 21Z& ! ^ * @■ X 'i*. k on n.UAia**. tf ^ a♦.W JIlV ^ $ s nr r: 1*JU..«<«.U. ■^>^V»j >»-»»» *+**+••*+•*••*<|| iM^i■^->B« • -» - «l*yyr ;»^W yi * ■**.-» •'* *»•«* »., . J, K ; * »*y., v> ^ iw tiii^ M f3 g w ;r-» rv»a-::<0f*;t»H«wgf3;y -v E s ^ c y • *»Yk-;. ■, • KCSt'i T|5j.fW^ f .', . I r ( '. ‘IV/ Mii( •■ r jo h j’j u • / 'V*r. • «• M WW; "fl Herald readers „are .numbered by the Have you invited this great army of thousands. They spend thousands of buyers to trade with you Mr.Merchant? dollars each week for food, for clothes, Have you offered them courtesy and for the many necessities of life— for service and other inducements in re­ amusements and luxuries. turn for their patronage? They trade where they are invited to Reach this great army o f buyers — your buy— where service and courtesy attend message in The Herald will be eagerly each sale...w here quality merchandise read by thousands who will be customers is available and the price reasonable— o f yours if you ask them for their pat­ where they are wanted! ronage. “Herald” £ tm a s n i V r / ' mJ f i l l ' s • ft itifteK; • *MI f A )Y: ’ 1- ••.■'all/ | . * -I,'!— . » •»««.*; , tioi'i ;»«*<»{ .to* r.: W(Mt;vrO. m>>. -n r riwv; it ’• iiV ‘ rfftr- rt\ ’I'liiwftwimi ■ \ <i ’ ■ •»v i I * ' tvifcA ;*iC' . '.i-'/iiwf}**•' ♦>/»• ll .-4?*W»:.W..V»k ■ ‘ 7'i5* . I ’ .?W**'* ■' W**1 'P W :«■ j h »ij-v>*J Hwnfcl , rr > >.uw Sm - IjLfcj ^ • i^l * **■*>*'-T - • _ 7«f71 .•I A �THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANTOBD. FLORID WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2®, 1928 Senator R eed Hi Confidence He W Win At Convent! Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted ant a d rates ferine: Cash in Advance khone ads, will b« received ■patrons and collector sent Kdiatcly for payment. Bj m _____ — . 10c a line E n e l ---- ----- ---8c a line Ernee-----------------7c a line ■Time''rates on request. YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— Pour months ago you rend the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that nd and af­ ter three months and one week of study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and.in independent. You arc still looking. Will Bend nnother ymu g lady to same shop in two weeks. Last week the fa ­ ther of one of our students stated that his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the wvck before. Five months from now she will be getting from $10 to $00 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs when you are trained to hold them. Call for C. A. ltaincs at If^rald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. SELLING HOUSES No One Seems To Know W hew Custom Came From Which Decrees Certain Period In Which To BeUnusuallyNlce follows in the wake of every over­ bulled mntkct movement. Can the market be stabilised at or near current prices, until after the first week in November? This is not an easy question to ask, but it should be remembered that many Rood stocks have not par* ticiputeu in any way In the sensa­ tional rise In pt-cc*. while the in­ dustries behind them have made vast improvement In the last 12 months Bullish lenders liko William C. Durant and Arthur Cutten permit thcmselvek to be quoted as saylnR that the .bull market has hardly commenced, and that big expan­ sions In industry will naturally support higher stock prices, with brokers loans at 10,000,000,000 instead of five. If these predic­ tions arc substantiated by steadily rising stock prices, most of our business leaders would prefer an orderly parade to a boisterous riot on the speculative hoard. Little Change Is Expected To Be Noticed In Operation Or Often times advertisers ask us if there is any mar­ Stodc Markets Which Have Become To Be Independent | e reduced rates are for ket for the commodity they wish to sell. We refer NEW YORK~*"junc 20.—With Lcutiva insertions. By Alice Langelier Ive words of average length the Republican National Conven­ International News Service Staff (hem to what others have nreomplishod In the same [counted a line, Correepcmdent tion over and the Democratic jinitnum charge o! 30c fer Paris June 20.—Paris has pnw-waw to follow within a week I Insertion. been celebrating “la Semaine de or so the question naturally pi advertising is restricted Bento," a week of good deeds, arisen, what effect will |Mlitical proper classification. or a week of kindness, a week set msnouvers of the next month or [ an error is made The BanIf your ad appears in The Herald you may be asido every year during which two huve on the stock market? I Herald will bn responsible everyone is supposed to be kinder The question might almost he [only one incorrect insertion, than usual and really put it put the other way, for In its pre­ Hure you have the beat possible chance of accomplish­ sdvirtiser to r subsequent sent mood the stoek market as practice tho Golden Rule. Irtionu, The office should be likely to be governed by outside No one seems to know exactly ing what you have set out to do. Herald classified ifiod Immediately in case of fuctors as the tail is to wag the who started the idea. Some people dog. The stock market has been blame it on America but,certain a power unto itself, not only In its chroniclers have discovered that readers are interested— they are reudy to buy—sell— TO ADVERTISERS break-neck course since the intro­ in parts of lower Burgundy( ns CHILDREN BURNED duction of four-million-share days, for back as tho fifteenth century, Herald representative 12— Wanted rent or oxchange. Phone 148—your ads will be charged. hut in the full period since the big(here were such weeks, - even A*My Xamtlur with rates MILWAUKEE, June 10.—(INS) smash of February-March of 1925, —Three i and classification will WANTED: To nuy second hand months,-usually in the" spring, -in children of Mr. and Mrs. when^lbe, price,pendulum swung Albert Geiger you complete information, motorcycle. Must be reasonable which husbands were forbidden to were burned to en tirely to o if you wish, they will assist and in good, condition. Box Z c-o beat their wives. Those who dis­ death tn their home here today - Under skillful direction, the mar­ when the mother left them alone' obeyed tho rule, were oblldgcd to in wording ypur want ad Sanford Herald. ket has brushed aside high call for IK minutes making trip .to u ride nbout the village all day on iako it more effective. loan rates arid the enforced cur­ bakery- The fire, discovered by n a donkey turned the wrong way, tailment of speculative credit; boy passing the house, started TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin’s niid to be tho butt of the jokes of Ignored the decline in important from a coal range. The children Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta­ the townspeople. departments of business and indus­ ore Jerome, eight, Margaret, tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. . It Is doubtful however, about nnd narrow path of bho benevo­ trial netivity, and substituted s ’ven nnd Allen, six Months oki. ES1FIED Advertising w ll tho real Amount of good that is lence. A few good ladies certain* fancy nnd Imagination for funda­ prolate your business at very WANTED—Can use fresh yard reaped during this week. Parisians ly continued to tako their baskets mental facts und figures in its F cost. Herald Want Ads eacli eggs thirty cents a dozen until are not easily put into the straight of provisions to the poor, per­ treatment of important matters a f­ haps adding a few extra delica­ [reach thousands of people— further notice. Red Star Groc­ fecting security prices- It might cies. Others, made visits to tho le who wait and watch fo* ery and Feed Co. 21— Acreage For Sale therefore be us easily nnd as safe­ prisons, a really difficult task [Classified page—people who ly ignored ns the strongest politi\J F ifty - fir 3 t* A n n iv e r |ookihg foi-oppniVtfflif^e' in France. Others even gathered fuctors ami personalities that r that the Want- Ad page is ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable together the stray cats and dogs might be brought Into play over of opportunities. Your mes­ for poultry- farm. Located four nnd gave them a good feast bo“GRANDVIEW TERRACE" tho next few montn. on this page will produce re­ Formerly Lions Club apartment miles south of Sanford on old Or fore trying to find owners for Must Htare Policies > s t a cost that is surprising!:* BLDG. Daytona Beach, Fin. lando road. -13 acres, part hlgl thorn. Hut the Inrgo majority of •* Jhin Is most unlikely, however, ATTRACTIVE SUMMER Call 148 for service. land and some of it low, ideal for people remained as skeptical since, contrary to general belief, RBNTAIoS chickens am) ducks. Can be bough) MODERN THROUGHOUT—Elec­ for $100 per acre on your own and hnrU-henrted as ever, ,tho economic problems of the largest Silver terms. Addr-«s R. J. Holly, First concierge remained ai slow ns America and other equipment moment will be closely involved in PERT PIANO tuning and re­ tric Refrigeration, etc. to open tho door at night m oat fttttagly obasftSS the policies nnd patforms of the tiring. Phonograph repairing a ami Linens furnished. Inquire at National Hank Building, Sanford ever and tlx- chnuffeurs complained manufacturer*, John W Davis, of gate* and th eir trisu d s by a ’#D* apartments or ul any realtor. New York, declined before $he Fla. laity. For ten days only I of tho low tips they received. irlm a g a to th e N ation's C apital M [clean nnd tune your piano for THREE ROOM bungalow apart The Week of Kindness will never Federal Trade Commission today. W ashington, D. O., x h t r s a a t a l k p. Phone or elavo your order at Davis appeared for tho Ameri­ iiM>nt, completely furnished, 22 lleul Estate Fur Exchange lie a huge slices* in France. auca w ith tk a rep resen tativ e s i rTropicul News Agency next nicely located. Rhone 99. can Telephone und Telegraph Com­ PraaM eat Cooltdxa h as baaa a r ­ pany und the West Electric Com­ he^Sanforo , , , U>C C». Mr. ranged. T he p arty will also d a D One of the Largest French bott iPhone 221). pany, two of the manufacturer* WILL TRADE: Several building TRY THIS—If you hnvo an apart­ A rlington C em etery a a d lU M ment to rent give complete de­ lots, free and clear, for snin'I newspapers hn* instituted “Eng­ charged in a complaint by the com­ points of In terest la W ashing to n . lish Week'1 and “Spanish Week. ’ mission setting up a monoply in tested for glasses l»y 1> tails in n Herald Classified nd. . . house in good section. Your pric*.T he o« Islanding tea ta re of lb* ivis. Opposite Court House- tell everything there is to lie toll must lie right In answering thi- One- Saturday there will lie n sec­ restraint of trade. Dismissa! of the 1)27 Qolden Jn b tlea T e a r canvas* tion devoted tu English readers complaint was asked. nbout it nnd you will find it much lion waa th e g ran tin g a t ft AlTk Me or Granada D*v Ginger easier to secure n tenant. Cull 148. ad give complete information as and of special interest to tour­ Attorneys for the respondents d ead equsl to s ig h t an d one-third |e call 705. Prompt Delivery. to size of huaze, location, and ists, giving them all kinds of In­ p e r e a s t of tho annual a n e s m t e t FOR RENT furnished G room enr­ price. Address ;4. B. D. Care Tht formation to enable them >o o f each * e e h e r ,.a e d . w ith th e re­ P stop, loftk nnd .Isten frtr The Lost And Found spend their time in ParlH in the age apartment nil modem con­ port of th e actu aries in th e R oyal Herald. voice of un accredited spokesman most agreeable und profitable veniences. Phone £07. A rcanum V aluation E xhibit lo r th n JT: Between Sanford nnd Rands for the great agricultural districts. mnnnci. y ear ending D ecem ber f t . lftT* rossing, brown leather travel- FURNISHED Then there are the economic fnc25— E x ch an g e Every other week Spsuirh which p lacet tho solvency of thw bath, clo.ii' in bog. Finder Please return same tors *if the tariff, gold exporta­ visitors and readers will be tak­ O rder a t 110.54 p er c e n t.'a n d w ith Phone HMl-W. tion, income taxes, mere bant ship­ tlui Sanford Herald. en care of and the puper will n Reserve Fund of 111,211,341.3$; ping, caul mining, etc., none of print one section in the lunguavtho approving and g ra n tin g of a n MODERN furnished apartments,• thing you don’t need nnd sonu- of Automobiles immediate legislation, sines ConCervantes. annual dividend by th e S u p re M Frigidnire: Murphy steel kit-|one clsu has something you want which can «>c directly influenced by Council nt thin cession le practical* IR SALE.—Nash Sedan In .'hen: Garage: excellent neighbor- (.hat they no lomrcr find use for— gross bn* rested from its labors, ly assured. lei, completely equipped fin hood: rent very reasonable. Porters and station attendants 4 make an exchange through thin but toward which the attitude of Many councils a re In favor of h a condtion, cash or terms 1 Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, classification. Cull 148 for servicj, nt the big Care du Nord will soon party leaders must be plain before Royal A rcanum H om s for Aged lonsiblc party. Call Mr. Ru Sayer. _________ ___ ________________ be able to “parley-vous anglais?'1 an Intelligent appeal to the voters Members. T his question will bo Phone 552J DcLand, Flu. with the large number of incom­ can ho made. TilRAs 11Kr~a p a KTMENTS: Re* 26— Miscellaneous For Sale brought before th e Suprem e Coun­ ing travellers who speak nothing It must not t>e understood from HAROLD C, KNOEPPEL DODOS duced rates. 317 Park. P h o n e -------- -------- ------------------ -— cil, . but EpgJish. They arc now taking ■■uro ears and Graham trucki. 859' J ‘______________ ...________ -GOING NORTH—Will sell nix a courso of leaaonn which - will H arold C. Knoeppel, Suprem o NEW YORK, June It*.—(INS) — what is here »ni<t that the two big tukc the op|M>site sides on plm and 13th. StreeL Phone 3. T Old Point Comfort. Virginia Regent of the Royal Arcanum, U o rooms of furniture complete help them within a short time Two of the younger set of heavy­ parties LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ these important question*. On the weight hopeful* pointing at the Uio Ore hundred ami more well known law yer of New York iDGIbl^ i COWAN Co. AOlO ished. 3 rouu. and gnrage. At­ $275.00. E. E. LcRoy, Geneva, Fla. to unnwer all tho ordinary quaa fall nnd winter diminution meet contrary, the leaders oh both sides Hons such as directions, hotel ac­ detonate* and member* of the City. His election in 192? a t i’ at* Lodlator and Hheet metal works. tractive BUinnicr rates. Apply 804 lire striving to let be known that this evening at the Queeiwhoro Royal Arcauunii from forty-two tie, W aahlugtou, for a second term commodations, railroad connec[French Avcnue^PhonaTltLW. Magnolia. Phono 280-W. HONEY 80c gullon. Comb Stadium, when Pierre Charles, they will go farther than anybody of the Union and four Prov­ of two years established a r .•.•ca­ tinns, etc. dent, no o th er Haprcrue lle^v n t else in providing the host meas­ 16c lb. 1009 Union Avenue, Belgian champion, exchanges IIUPCLMARMON ince* of Canada, wilt g ath er on Small garage apartment. Call 231. having beeu so honored slave th e ures for tho benefit* of all classes thumps with Napoleon Juck Dor­ June 18 to huld th eir annual con­ Sanford Automobile Co. O rder was founded tn 11*7. Mr. Claiming to be a special envoy val. BOAT FOR LA1.E: 30 foot bridge of our citizenry. vention and lo celebrate the ItftyI Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. 16— Houses For Kent Knoeppel haa brought to th e utllia deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, of the Messiah, a Frenchwoman Down To Cases flrat anniversary of tho Order. Charles is the best of the for­ of Hupreme Regout a business acu­ Have the Republican* revised -Buatr^oP Service_________ FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow fully equipped, sleep* six. Price atrodu up and down the boulevards eign crop of heavyweight*. Be­ Judge Vernon Sprately, acting men of great value to the organi­ for rent for summer and pos* reasonable. P. O. Box 038. recently scattering , vegetable came here lust winter, placed hint the tariff? The Democrats would • for the (inveruor of Virginia, will zation, as evidenced by th e prep­ M. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds, sibly longer. Everything ready seeds with which she had filled also revise, and make u better Job HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No her apron. When a good-natured self under the direction of Gun of it Have the Republicans te- axtend the olllrliil welcome lo Ilia re ss made uodor his ad m inistra­ n Sanford l’utnt & Wall Paper for occupancy. Address Jl°* doubt there ore several pieces of gendarme asked for an explana­ Wilson, former trainer for George duceil the income tax? Yes, but not delegate* upon their arrival nt the tion. 5 ROOM MODERN house, close discarded furniture in your home tion, she said she had been sent Carpentier and Jack Dempsey and nearly us much a* the Democrats Chatnhcrlln-V andcrbllt hotel. W ith a H tul of $241,32;,lud p n tl L VIDLER, Chiropodist. Every Harold C. to bsnelU lurlea ou death ch/a.-V Buprema Regent in. Very’ cheap. Phone H30W that a re no longer of value to yon on a Messianic mission to trans­ proceeded to make u reputation, would have done had they held the Nednesdoy 9 to 5 at Bluebird or 2300 Mellonvittc Ave. —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ form the city streets und side­ Phil Scott and Arthur de Kuh were reins of power nt Washington. Knoeppel, soon to ru le r upon tho $443,112 disbursed for old age b.a* Mty Shoppe. Plio’ic 349-J. ald Classified Ad will put your walks into vegetable gardens to the only opponents who outscorod Would tin* Republicans please the fourth y ear of his regency, 4)111 elite and $2<)t*.509 paid oil 1 -lal d ’v open the convent Ion nt ten o'clock messago before thousands of read­ save the Parisians from starva­ TWO FIVE room modern bungs farmer* witli beneficial* ami co­ ou tho morning of Jun* 18, and ability claim s, (ho Koyi.1 A .uau tiu SUN PROOF PAINTS ers. Call 148 today. lows. One furnished, one unfur­ tion. operative measures? So would the m orning uud afternoon sessions hue n splendid record tor its 31-yv Iter Spar Varnishes and Enanished. Rent reasonable. Apply one risers of service. Dcmocrats. And thus the story nela. Veluroina Flat Wall FOR SALE—Muthushek piano, in will bo held ou the l)tb , 20th, 21it In obcenrlng tho nrty first an»l. (foes. ints. Persian clay jesso. plastico Mrs. Lula A. Miller 1309 Sanford good condition. Phone 40C-W. or and 22nd. v ersary th e 110,000 m em bers of th e Avenue. biding clay and Plaques. SanWhen we "come down to cases" Belgian und should outpoint him cal! at 327 W. 9th SL Juno 23, celebrated throughout Royal A rcanum can look hack »iJ' i d Paint A wall Paper Co. G. U. FOR RENT new Duplex house in however, we find, a vast difference tonight but Pierre will alwuy* be i*rt, Propr. 112 W. First St. In the economic thinking of prom­ the United States and lo Canada a glorious past aud forw ard In e nice locution with all modem POTATOES DELIVERED $1.09 In there trying inent men in both parties, and so m Royal Arcanum Day, wlU bo ' still m ore glorious future, A BUSHEL—ThcHo are “culls’' conveniences. Will rent cheap to Dowal waa origioully sponsored too Hinnll to ship; more troubla to by Jack Kenrns, who thought he wide is the difference than Repub­ ANSFER Service of nil kinds. permanent tenants. Phone 207. prepare for cooking, but just ns saw another Dempsey in the young licans nnd' Democrat* align nr f*hone B70-W or 3302. C. E. FOR RENT: New nine room furn­ good to eat. Telephone 775. split on party, measures, along the New Yorker. ‘ orpening. ished house for rent 1901 Mag­ lines of responsibility to their con seem to get i WIGHT PRINT SHOP nolia. Rent $G0 per month. Phone FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, atituents. Congressmen from the nilmcnt* that from party needs funds. Cost new APPY advice on any thing In Kearns stepped out on him. Dor­ agricultural state* arc naturally $150.00 Will sell for $160.00 Ad­ irlntlng. A phone call will get Although a stroke of good luck val is now handled by Larry Leeny. interested in any und every mea­ ir man. Phone 417-W. 0 Rail­ FOR RENT: To responsible party, dress B. Box 428 Hanford, Fla. made him a millionaire in francs It l« not concclvablo that one' of sure designed to benefit the farm­ bungalow, attractive Spanish ed Ave. over night, a little tailor of Hou- these may be the heavy- er and will support such measures 35 ACRES OF HAY— Heavy growth surrounded by beautiful Oak tre/£i baix says he will keep right on weightyoungsters ready to cut, on shares or cheap challenger next year. A 12 whether they originate in Repub­ LBAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS located at 317 High St. Completely hia shears and needle. month ago Tom Hceney wa* far lican or Democratic quarters. [ITH THE NEW WALL PAINT furnished. Two bed rooms, living for rash. Telephone in evening to with Mr. Loclerq won the first prize It .goes without saying that ING NEW AND BET- room, dining nook, kitchen equip 775.' obscure than either, . in the huge lottery held by the more neither party would rare to carry Paul Swiderski, Syracuse light R FURTHER INFOR- pod with electric range, bath, gar­ Fonder. the lilarne for a sharp and distress , CALL PHONE 235-J age, everything up-to-date. See Mr. FOR SALE—25 White Leghortt Credit “The million will help us to live heavyyrelght. and Jimmy Francis Ing break in the stock market just hens 95c per head, Want to s d l “TRANSFER’ HEMSTITCHING V. C. COLLER, 8AN- Borg at The Herald office. _____ of New Jersey, are the semi-finala more comfortably,’* said the all. Phone 805W. prior to u presidential election, and LA. i*te a t the Queensboro* tailor when ba waa told of hia It is obvious that tho "powers that CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co., 19— Houses For Fnle _____ 27—Money To Lout good luck, “but I shan't retire Singer Sewing Machine Shop be" will endeavor to hold stock POSEY'S DRUG STORE—Pra* Mauling, Crating, Shipping, SiJe prices as steady u* possible during Track Facilities, Phone 81X1, 200 Machines Sold, Rented, Exrhenge ^ ■* I aaiptlotM, Drug*, Soda. Wa are FOR- S A lif Oh” RENT—Six room ON WHITE or colored property, yet. bungalow, ail conveniences, nice llu- big political campaign> near a* your phone- Call 103. N. Maple. Ralph W. Issuing, Mgr. E a sy ra y m e n ta . v n. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd £t. country home, reasonable Terms IUnhrra' Efforts Phone 80 North Park, V alde* B id * U. S.AndAustriaWill 3GILDING”” BLOCKS—Irrigation R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 610. This does not, of course, insure Dattcrlm I boxes and general cement work. (Lejtal Ads) Sign Friendly'Treaty protection to those who have Bracts Concrete* Co. J. E. Tnr- MUST SELL Immediately at sac­ bought stocks at the peak, hut it rifice, modern six room bunga­ IN roi'B T o r vrorXTT jijdgk . [i% ir, Prop. 3rd and Elm. WASHINGTON, June IB.— la only fair to say that the hank­ Furniture low, practically new, eastern ex­ IKM1XULR COI NTV, STATU OP (INS)—A roost favored nation ing heads of the country have done . liTA L ROOFING: The Roof Ev- posure, centrally located In be^i tnPI.OHIOA treaty between the United States r* Kulatt nf their utmost to prevent Just such •rlaitlng. Metal shingles part of city. Address P, O. 1517. HHKI11UAN. JBWETT. Dccaasad. and Austria,, will be sjgSned to­ a speculative orgy as has taken WE BUY or trade la need i t landing team tin and f;alvanlxad T o a ll c re d i to r * , la g a ta ra , d l a t r i - morrow in Vienna by the Amer­ place in the last two months, fear­ . a n d all p a rso n s h a v in g lure. Wagner Furniture Oe. »ofa. Sea James IL Cowan. Oak 20— Farms For Sale______ cbul ataea Hoff-Mac Battery Co. i m * ' o r d e m a n d * a g a i n s t e s t a t e : ican minleter and the Austrian ing the Inevitable collapse that an d Third SL Phone 111. • Y ou, a n d e a c h of jrou. e r a h e r e b y Minister for foreign Affaire, a rJ 117 East 2nd. Street. GEORGIA FARMS FOR SALE— n o tifie d a n d r e q u i r e d lo p r e s e n t 'HONOGRAPII—repairing, piano We can sell you a farm In the a n y c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d * w h ic h you, cording to an announcement ■et e i t h e r o f y o u , m a y h a v e n g s l n e t the State Department. — tuning by axi«rta with 17 years Moultrie territory, good land or. or Ilia e s t a t e nf t t h e r l d a n J e w e t t , d«The treaty of “friendship, tpcflenca. Sanford music store long term*. Come to southwert r a a s r d . l a t e o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty . 40 ACRES unimproved celery tdlGlft Sboppsu Me Lander Ar- Georgia and buy a home. Go into F lo r id a , to t h e H o n . J a s . O. fth srn n . commerce end consular rights," land in heart o f celery sec­ places the commercial relations SEMINOLE AWNING Si bright leaf tobaego growing and tion with house. 4 scree clear- SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtalna Awnings, Window shades. T u of the two countries on “an unWANTED rd. Will lease, sell to respon­ rmdittqnal most favored nation Cushions and Seat Coverings. lins. Anything of Cuavaa. 308 sible party o r give interest for Rf Mjft WORK of all basis." Similar treaties have been 303 West 2nd. S treet clearing. Addreaa RX Herald. r >wing, harrowing, and negotiated with Germany and Belgian Cham p T o Meet Jack Dorval In Gotham Tonight A -Classified- Business Directory g � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Jied , Irt Florida’s Heart, Hie World’s Greatest Vendable gpot and Richest Garden Land. F.lT t . , l « M l ,r r t j« j M r I . ]oul thundershowers m - ponion AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NUI TQR lM a iumSlUY, JUNb 21, 1028 o r k Is C h osen A s SHIP APPEALS Precautions A re O . P . C hairm an looker C o m m itte e Taken To P rotect President From M any Social Invitations Member Audit Bureau N orm a n M a ck NOBILE 10H E CREW K IN G .SUPERIOR, Wis., Juno 21.— story" of the -presidential voca­ Extraordinary precautions arc tion has at last broken. Tho Pres­ being taken to see that no toes ident caught six fish yesterday Supplies Arc DroppcdToArc Veteran Democratj according to official announce­ London Round LlncrWithfiOO nre trod on aocinlly ns-a result ment from Sunder*. This was the tic Explorer StrnndcdUpon Too Frankli " jretary Of Interior Passengcfs Aboard Mnkcs of President’ Coolldge's summer first definite ndinission of the Icc Floes By ThcMennsOf vacation nt Cedar Islnnd Lodge nunciation Becomes Leader Of Request For ImmcdinleAs- on tho Brule Riverweek the party bns bron here. Parachutes Let FromPlane Thc largest, bo Sanders, informed bition OnCauci sistancc To Quell Trouble Word has been passed out front 1928 Campaign For the temporary executive offices the assembled newspaper men, Anxiety Is Felt For party’ s Candidate that social invitations to Mr. and was a I,och Iaven trout weigh­ Troop Detachment Amundsen’s Safety Woman ConquerorOfAtlantic Mis- Cool idgc will bo frowned up­ ing 1 3-4 pounds Another was a topping the scales at 1 •Sets Out With Help on. The Superiorities • hnvc- been rninlmw VlflUn Famotw CroydcnAlrndvised Informally thnt the Preii 1-4 pounds. Tho other four the Some Are Confident,however, port Where She Manlfe»ta secretary loft to the imagination, That FamedNorwcglanHaB Loss Estimated At llolw een Hopes Arc Held That Hrltish Idcnt and his wife cannot accept together with tho kind of bnit Keen Interest in Airplane* Warship InTheVicinityMny one bid without being llnblc to employed. This latter 1» Says WordsOfFrk $100,000 And $150,000 Is Landed Safely On Island deli­ Largely Covered BylnsurHave Heard Distress Calls Innumerable invitations, and that, cate subject, ns fishermen a l LONDO!% June 21.— (INS)— DoNotExpressO therefore, none will bo acceptedcerson Is Slated For ance; To Rebuild At O n ce LONDON, June 21.— (INS)— Still being lionised by admiring The secretarial staff also has over tho country, abetted by edi­ ions Of NewYorl LONDON, June 21.— (INS)— .......... .. ,tho hn m, ny torial writers have kept the na­ General Umberto Nobile and five many throng# wherever ahe appears ManagershipOfMid- The F. F. Dutton celery pro After , , , . . . iip,p hii . 1 poured cold wntcr on the its wireless had been sil » thut thc oxocutlvc tion In a flurry over whether it members of tho crew of tho lost Miss Amolla Esrhart, the first Use worms HOUSTON, Tex., June! Western Campaign cooling plant, loented on Brisaon ent for several hours, leading to make side (rips throughout this is sportsmanlike to are obtair.n- dirigible lu lls having been located woman flier to span the Atlantic (IN S j— The fir s t rumble Avenue, was a muss of smoking fears that tho crew hnJ mutinied section of Wisconsin und nearby for halt when flics and nrovlded. with supplies, leader# by air, today expected to visit , ^ tho prohibition thunder W\SflINGTON. dime 21. ruins today following n Hra which and joined forces with tne des­ Minnesota, visiting projects ^nf Lie,"The *President .called .f«fr * S f c a & i W a l -MPoditiona today ■fcraydoh. Field to Inspect various various sorts and making speech­ <r« NS) — -Dr. /H ul{c r l W ork , last nigHt completely’ clcstraycd tha may rock the Dem ocratic:! perate stowaway* found aboard, es “ Wait for n few weeks," ha* enn of worms tlfo first any he turned temporarily to two other type. Of English cretnry p f th e Y a lin o r, w as building ami equipment valued at “ "I C on ven tion r e v e r b y t went fishing." whispered the the Australian Commonwealth pressing problems. answer to nil such p roJ cctcd ch a irm a n o f the Na- between $100,001) and $150,000. flying companion#, WUmer Stults . ut HOUBton today. I f < scandal-mongers. hut Secretary liner Jervis Bay sent out another been the ionnl R ep u blican C om m ittee The whereabouts of 10 other n n d Lou Gordon, were to acempeny I ^ posnls. ' < & p^Ju^e, petrH*p(V Books, files and other valuable radio call for immediate assistnuthcntic "fish Sanders kept discreetly silent. ay. H erb ert. H oover, the Thc first member# of tho Italia’s crew is nnee, snid n dispatch from Co­ 0 . P. p resid en t nom inee, office records were saved througli still unknown. Capt. Roald Amund­ ^ Miss Earhart it Immensely Inter-1 what is to com * and- inci' lombo this afternoon. icated h is ch oice to 21 the quick work of those who dis­ sen, the famous Arctic explorer, cited In all types of airplanes and tally of what may CJiaiffl Thc Jervis Bay, which is enem bers o f th e com m ittee covered the fire. In addition to the routc from Brisbane to l^ndon motors and Is eurloua to vl*^ the convention front'A-STOCj^t' who with Major 1 ^ ^ ' , English models. She Is espmaj».b|^ . . eetinpr at th e W illard Hotel, building und extensive machinery with GOO passengers on board, bAO/U noisy,.( act out front Troijgr*; ‘^ ^ r je ^ -w hedubd to play from G to anxious to see the^.W blttcr c o m r" bail originally asked for aid Irom search for Nobilo liYn French plane committee ratified tho aclnc- and other equipment, the flames a warship, reporting that the llsh sportawomen. S h o In dicated p ie c e to Madison S q « r ^ ... nrnl nutomatlciilly Work he­ destroyed a lurgc supply of crate crew were having trouble with almst throw days u(*o, l.au r.ot been she may purchase one of these for Gov Al Smith a mes generalissimo «>r the 1928 muteria; that had Just been re­ heard from. "eight desperate stowaways mpaign for the White House. in the United SUtes. prompt ceived, and several thousand dol­ Thnt members of the crew Much anxiety is felt for Amund­ useDressed In an cxqulslU gown, they were not enUreiy succaThroe vice chairmen were nam- lars’ worth of hoarding paper and hnvc refused to act against tho ______ ______ sen’s safety in Scandinavian avia­ one of several she of several ane secured eecuu-u yeatsr j . - . . - nor did they succead-httom ... ^ J as follows: Ralph E. Williams other supplies. Every Favorite Son Will Be stowaways was intimated tion circle’# wlthough Amundsen day In « frenzy of .hopping, MU. eurtaln WM ] Granted Every^Opportunity if Oregon. ‘Mrs. Alvin T. Hurt, of Of unknown origin, the fire was Central News dispatch from to - k .Exists . . . , . ._ . . i i ,. , t « W hen Earhart attended a dinner p w U M t * W a t » ^ f«UBg of the i In Jugoslavia When is known to bo capable of com­ Of DlsnlnylnKStrcnKthAnd fentucky, J. E. Pomeroy, ° r New discovered nbout 10:30 o’clock. Tne lombo saying that— thc - stowa­ Anti-Government FeWlnRlH last) night at he home of Mra. York delegation. Every Idea ForPartylMank batting any sort of adversity cracy. Franklin "Fort or Tttw .ler- blaze is believed to have started 'n ways \ycrc__confined beneath batj tho Arctic regions. Manifest In Capital, City Frederick E. Guest, tha Brltlah Norman E. Mac*, veteran cy was named secretary and K. the west end of the building and, tened down haiches while a vol­ Some arc confident that Amund­ backer of her flight. tlonal committeeman from J HOUSTON, Texas, Juno 21.— Nutt, of Cleveland, treasure? aided by n gentle west wind, spread unteer guard kept watch night VIENNA, June 21,.—r(INB)— A sen hus made a safe landing at Miss Earhart chatted gayjy at I York apd one of Goy. Tho selections were announced rapidly until it had enveloped tho and day. When thin dispatch was While Governor Al Smith’s forces some suitable spot and is tho dinner with all thoaa. present closest personal friends, nrad.,t state of vlrtunl martial1 law1 pre­ Ly Jomen F. Hurk, of Pittsburgh, entire plant. While the flames wero filed the liner was believed to he feel they will be in supreme con­ searching for Nobile. It Is known and seemed to be In tho beat of opening fun In • krncrnl counsel of the C. O. F. quickly destroying tho building," about 1.500 miles from Colombo. vailed ni Belgrade loBn> a* the trol nt thc Democratic Nnti'.mal thnt Amundsen has made It a ruto •pints. Bhe carried on an animated which he gave uneUntod Praised Committee, who said that the Minlonl firemen stood by unable to An linin’ after the appeal from result of the nssnsslnatioii of Depu­ never to send out information until convereatlcn with Lady Heath, one I Governor Smith and Included Committco wouuld rntify the choice check the fire because of an in­ the ship was heard, u detachment ty Paul Raditch and Deppty Goorgo Convention ncx^- j ! . J ’cy I»n,‘,,ct, • the word along today thnt tbero he has accomplished whatever pro­ of Britain's leading woman filers, observations: bf Hoover within an hour. Hurk adequate water supply. The plant of marines left Trinconalee, Cey­ Tho*two women related flyl ,'ex‘‘Govenior Smlth .ha|, aaf e** Basnritch by Montenegrin Ijleputy ject ho has set out to do. ras renamed general counsel. will bo no steamroller methods is outside the city limits and be­ lon, aboard thc steamer Slavol, ie I will stand for liberty «nd. st Tho Aftenpoalen, or Oslo, Nor­ ncrlences at great length. George Akcrson, secretary to yond the fire inains. proceed to its assistance In p,tliicn Ratchitch in tho Skuptlcinn employed to force tho nomination ---------------------- . __ rights. n« is opposed to pro* way, commending ojt tho a" 5 cJ c*Ir (parliament), yesterday1 . Advices Hoover, announced that In nil pro­ A large portion of the loss is view of the Jervis Bay’s Inter of the New York executive an felt for Amundacn a safety, stated bability James W. Good, of Iowa, covered by insurance, it was stated silence, however, it is feared the from Belgrade said that j trobp* tho first ballot. ► "No anxiety should be felt for --------------- . .trouble with tha American ■the pre-convention manager who today. While adjustors were busily mutinter* hnvc already luirrccclt’d Amundsen’s snPityi He probably we it "patrolling the streets. Every favorite son will he aclis given much of the credit for engaged in making a survey this in Kiting control of the i*hip and Violent antl-govcrnnicqt | rloti opportunity by the haa proceeded dlrifctly to Amster­ Iputtlng H6over over, would b: morning, plans for immediate re­ will attempt to evade the qlowvf co rded liberal opportunity dam Jtland island wl»el| the Swedish hln^dam wore reported from .Zagreb, th■VSmith mar,agent t*. l W Imid-Wcstcrn manager with h-ad- building were announced by repre­ rescue ship. piano' Upland ls*n& ‘ stationed or Iquartera at Chicago. sentatives of (he company. F. V. The Jervis Bay is registered as s t r o n g h o ld t h c Groitlan pcnfl&V strength und every Idea for a hits descended somewhere on the -------* . , . .nets of this country they. I Tb« Eastern manaaur, Akcrson Dutton, owner und operator of the a vessel of the commonwealth Party. A Belgrade toUgrani said plank in the party’s platform will Members of the Lions Club aol *und fpr It. coast of Spitsbergen." Laid, has not been selected. Good project, is in New York but fol" Line of Australia. Officials of thnt thc Democratic .members of he carefully discussed, according <‘Qorernor Smith bellavaa tnei Tho Upland flew from Tromsoo today heard on Interesting ad* to tiie plan mapped out by George Js expected to arrive here 8utui- owing communication with bim tho lino here, however, slate that dress by Dr. E D. Ball, who any, gUt# dcslrea a certain to King’s Bay and then nindo an­ tho cabinet had dscldcij to Resign. R. Van Nnmee, pre-convention filay for a conference with Chair this morning, J. E. Torrfcnce, man­ they had received no confirma­ ............... , tipoko on tho aid given farmer* cohpUc content or beverage, flight to Amsterdam. The I been detained nt Chicago because ager of the plant announced that tion of the mutiny and thut the Their resignations probably would campaign manager for Govomor other Aftcnposton rcvca.c. that it had by birds that de.troy In.ecta end h*» the right to_ <laU Aftcnposton revealed 1mini Work and Hoover. He has Mr. Dutton hud authorized u state­ Jervis Bay had recently boon result in thc downfal of tho whole Smith, , Naturally Governor Smiths loomed tnet thccommander of the l,ugn. His remark# at the w* ° ^ I that content. U the state «| of tho illness of Mrs. Good. ment to the effee that plans for a sold to tho White Star Line. ministry. ! M Unland andAmundsen had dis- |y luncheon at tho Valdea CmU to be (by, then ItJe tha The assassin Rnlchltch, wlm is managers would like to see him Upland new pie lit will get u'.xlcr way im1 P l n * 1inrludetl Frank Bartholomew, Dr. ^ Bt*U to be dry/ 11 wns learned here today that nomiiintcil nn tli^ fin»t or hocoiicI cussed tho possibility of a co-oper* C. W Baker and H. K, nasrertonl, M»ck eaidi “ B le absolutely Home of the ship’* mow ubjectcd under arrest, declared hp, mrdiuti ly. iatlvo search ftoni Amsterdam la" After a telephone conversa­ to the change of ownership ba- from "patriotic motives.' Tho ballot, but they do not intend to land, before they left Tromsoo of New York. .IcrimlneT for American bualneea to allow foreign —--7 countrie* tion with Mr. Dutton I am e.hlo to cuuso if employed by a British shooting resulted from intense do anything that might arouse Flntcrtalnmenl features wcral.*,,,^ -7 7 . to -' teh* so A now rcBCiy* expedition of three hostile feeling ugainst the F.ntpire would receive reeling that had been longondcred unnoume that wo will proceed im­ company they provided by Dr. Baker, who gave | much lObttey, out 0 * . * ^ .Wy T O B inen u Swedish trapper, nn Alpin­ mediately with preparations foe a smaller wages than they had been by debate over the Jilgoslav-Jtalian State’s executive on the part of ist and a Laplander is preparing two vocal selections and George for liquor. And ba r^erreito any group of delegates, but when It is believed possible treaty (Ncttuno Treaty. This pud bigger and belter plant,’ Mr. loi- getting. Brockhahn, who rendered two |pU. Ut the aUtoe of M ^lgen Ohio. stowaways might was before the clinhiligr for rati­ the proper time arrives, und the to leave for King’s Bay to search and Illinois rcncc ton! a representative of The that urmed . Indiana ------- „ and New Yprk .-.I DALLES, Tex.. June 21.— (INS) have been smuggled aboard the fication ut the time of the- a^uassi Smith men are confident that it for NoMIc’ h lost comrades soon, ac­ special numbers. - . spending the greater Plans were announced for next upending the greater portlpa 0 ™ Herald. cording to u central news dispatch shin hy the disgruntled membora I—Wutts Gunn, youthful Atlantic, will be early in the balloting, tho week’s meeting, which wUl b « |t h e i r Ume and mopey Imbibing -tho . |i The Dutton plant waa one of the of thc crew ut the ships last nations. frm Stockholm, Sweden. tin., htar.aifll protege of his famous largest of its kind in the lounlry. In addition to tho twp mon kill Governor will be nominated with Thc expedition is promoted by staged aboard th. yacht Welaka- U ^ n so eMlly obtained in townsman, Bobby Jones, today It bandied a large portion of the port of call, F’rcemanttu, Austra­ cd. Stefan Raditch, loader of thu many votes to spare, they soy. 1da. ’ Swedish Government and fi“ New York stands for tolerance won his right to enter the quarter Sanford celery crop for the pnst Croatian Peasant Party, was shot Mack’s bombshell coming through l i a crew totalled 120 No details finals in the Southern Amatcui two years and during tho hist seuthrough thc abdomen. Threu and freo -pccch and for good not- i S f LSI’ I Hindenburg -— Receives .from the source It did and on tho the number of rtiulti* urc Van Nameo declared. "Wo Golf Tournament now under way son changes and alterations had regarding been received. In others wero less seriously wounds they Noted German Flyers #ve of tho convention waa want to give every fnvoritc son eight reindeer sleighs whichArctic «t Brook Hollow Golf Club here bicn made to increase its capacity. ncers have ed. They aro I). Pcrnar, secretary 'mediately taken up; by the will uso in scouring tho shipping circles the situation }• a chance to show his strength when he defeated M. L. Massin- With the demand for washed and Ifaced dnre. who eru. here to regarded ns most serious, ' ' t ' ' 1'' of the Croatian Peasant , Party, and we want everyone to tcavo wastes. BERLIN, June 21.— (IN)— . I pi||, of Fort Worth, four up in pre-coolcd celery greater than ever there arc no warships in tho vi­ Deputy Josip Grundja and Deputy Major Maddalena wns aided by Baron Von Huenefeld, Capt. Hep- battle with tho fmlth forces, the convention feeling fine." •heir ‘ second round match. crested a |)r*t class sensation radio messages from Nobile In lo­ before, the need for u new |dant i* cinity of tho Jervis Bay it is Jelasitch. Van Namoo made it plain that Mu'udngill Unvc l *,e gni-eriej made more imperative tliuh ever, hoped thnt thc message n s k in g The shotting followed n riotout cating tho dirigiblo's commander. |man Koehl and Major Jame,j ‘.it*. |i^ong (A* arrlvtng dslegatea. the greatest thrill of the tourna­ 01 thfv rao .ra^ ° tpl;rr! I TraigAe friends of Fm*JTlbknda of the the go g oViv e ^ for help is heard by the British scene in the Jugoslavian Chamber Smith's managers are absolutely Ho ircled over the marooned mauricc, crew of^ official said. Bremen, which was the first a[ H inking Immediately convinced lie will be nominated. is i» ment to date when he holed oui ono which Stefan Raditch had made.rt. speech times cruiser Enterprise With this in mind, Mr. Dutton •« encampment several the AtUntto Atlantic | plane to fly over over tho ^ T T la m o ., th. ‘ "Tho Governor now hus over men's in oue on the short HIS ynH expected to complete plain for re­ Australian waters. during which ho shouted at, the and dropped fowl »nd supplies America tenth lode. Gunn's lead at this building while in the cast. Orders rudicul deputies: "You arc behaving GfiO of thc 735-1-2 votes necessary received by Preaidsnt I ^ ^ ^ nU o ^ m i iw b wh? point was cut to two up. Muss- for special equipment arc expected like a lot of swine." Rioting ’broke to nominate him and I nnt mak­ achutcs. . ___ . rienburg today. The Tho President ^ committea. It was ingill's Bonsntlonal shot didn: to ho made now in onlcr’ to have out during which thc President of ing a definite cluim as to Just Three of tho 10 lost members of congratulated how many more ho has ’ ’ shake Watts, however, and h« it ready in ample timo for instal­ tho Chamber suspended thc session the Italia’s crew, tho Swedish pro­ Norman FI. Mack, of Buffalo, fessor Malgren and the Italian exploit. later the ny*fa S£ilS£T«3!5e* I him. The letanesa of the hour anti ‘ Utapped out and increased his lation before thc beginning of thc Immediately afterward Punica J J n lrapl. . lbliuy of re<amp« national cnmmlttcman from New navy commanders ’/.appl *nd Mar­ guests at a luncheon at City Hell, Ratchitch drew a revolver and befiend on tho home nine. celery season. York, predicted Governor Smith iano, were with Nobile when the Capt. Koehl probably will b« tho Butemehta distressed Van, C. L. Dexter. Dnlli", southern next un firing indiscriminately to­ Last night’s .‘ ire was the largest i nBq,— ^ ^ champion in 1915, also won his Sanford hud suffered in several ward the opposition bench. The would be nominated on the sec­ Italia’* gondola crashed to the appointed director of the NEW YORK. June 21.—(INS) first bullet penetrated I’au| Kudit- ond ballot. "I look for the nom­ ground on May 25, hut they left Atlantic airplane Une planned t>y any into tho quarter Duals when ygu that. NprmjUlT^ years. The flames lighted the sky ination of Governor Smith on tho others to attempt to reach aid Lufthansa and tho ministry of V|W Names. ’’Yes’* sold tho he defeated J. E. Osborne. Furis_ Detectives today were cloainK In ch’s heart. diploma mill tho second ballot, on thc tjdrd nt by trekking towards land. The transportation. Sorvlce m,y , I vsteran New York leader, Texas., two up in todays seconn so thoy could bo viewed for muny on the head of a Thoro arc two versions as to . miles away. Hundreds of persons what followed. Ono wns that the the latest.” said tho white haired other seven were In other parts or started next autumn Three *,y- I what ( embarrassed. ¥l raid round matehl _ , Were attracted by thc spectacle and ut tho College of thc City of New ^ distinctly und* Fred Umrccht, New Orleans, York. Chancellor F rederick B. assassin jumped through the win­ Democratic leader of Now York, the dirigible whon tho crash oc­ ing yachts of 19 tons ®ac“< cap-1 j by tho time a general alarm had expressing my own . defeated J. Y. Ballard, Fort Worth, been sounded many were on the Robinson disclosed the insidious dow and drovo o ff in a motor car. long a personal friend of Smith. curred and nre believed to have sb’e of carrying 10 ton toads on two up. Another* out'of .state vie that l waa not degree factory’s presence to the The other said ho forced his way Questioned about thc candidate landed with it some distanro away a 2,600 mllo non-stop flight, are vjtwl scene. Scores of others visited tiro being built by the Rohrboch Air- {o t QoTernor Smith.’* tory was chalked up when Charles district attorney after u quh-t through tho ministerial roonvt for vice president, Van Namcc from Nobile’s encampment. Cawthomc of Memphis, refcated ruins this morning. plane Works, “My God’’ exploded Van Ns and made his way to tho offico of •aid: "New York hus no favorite All of the office equipment und campus investigation- — -------------- --you are the national commlU* Gibson Payne, o f Dallis., 3 and *• records, which wero placed last Assistant District A |lorno> tho Minister of interior where h candidate for vice president. Wc Poyno is tho man who eliminated James T. said the diploma M is s H e r r in ir W i l l from New York. You are the demanded «■» an auuiv.1 audience. Thc rninis- are for any candidate for vice A. Ncary ----9 • ! ticmanuiu night in nearby fields, were moved IVI1SH n e t a I K Democratic leader down iherf chieftain iu a graduate of t rcfUB0(i saying: am not president tho delegates wantU. E. Spicer, Jr., of Memphi? today to the refrigerating plan' . of_ I. Ihn liro. . . * e the first ‘Has any one suggested Gover­ Broadcast Tonight {JJ^Yortt end people m u former champion, in sppiking to murderers. operated by Mr. Dutton on French college familiar with the p nor Donahey for u candidate. for ccdura in the registrar’- office. All business houses in Belgrade --------™ you ere sweU®* for c round yesterday. Avenue near the lake "front. SanfoH. friend# of MU» Weenor noT» . (Continued on pago six.) His identity was learned front a are closed. man Hated falsely in the college Herring, talented violinist of this “I was only speaking fmr Onion Crop Suffers Police Guards Will city, will be interested to leant that t^ f ' i repeated Mack. •Well* files. Tho district attorney a o f­ Mr.. F.m m .E M < « J Big Decrease InE^st Protect Prosecutor fice indicated there U »u,rlr'cnl of tha lato W. 8. Baldwin end well •ho will appear on a radio program Van Namoe, addreralng a 1 to be broadcrat tonight from atatloa the lobby of the Rice P“ evidence to warrant lndif t!nc" t; , known in Sanford K. D. A. K. of Pittsburg. She la h .r. has Operatives of the ntill »t • BOSTON, June 21.— (INS)—sided for many years, died Wad CHICAGO, June Si. TrU^S) — .scheduled to play from . fl to c.30 pr#M Govertoor 8mlths oj The beauty and physical charm of Extra guards were provided today their way into the registrar’s nosday afternoon In 8t. Petereburg ' # any subject whatever, be It headquarters and falsified records. New England girls is threatened ,0r pro.eeulor,. according to a message received o’clock. Mis# Herring, the daughter of the Lsagua of Nr Name, of youth, who never In the oplnlpn of old timers as a members of the LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 21.— suitor of Mrs. Glab’a iB hold as a bare by friends. Mrs. Baldwin had ,R . result today of the announcement jury investigating crime and eUc triculated were inserted in tlio (INS)— Held in connection with material witneaa. He has, however, been living at the maeonlc home Mr. and Mrs. George Herring “Many other question that of onion acreage in the Connects tion frauds, following •" ■**«* enrollment list Undergraduates tho slaying of John I. Glab, former established an alibi, according to in the Sunshlno City for the part Sanford, has been a studsnt or coro# connected with the muilc for a number of yrare, Lyhon the proper time cut Valley. The announcement by last night on attorney Samuel were credited with passing sub Cicero, III., druggiat, his widow, the police. He has admitted that several montbe. ■pedalltlng In violin. Bho Governor wUl expma 1 tho Federal Crop Reporting Ser­ Epsteto, connected with the prose- jeets they had flunked. • Mrs. Baldwin was on# of the ploHaxel Glab, and her niece, Ethel Mrs. Glab ami her niece visited soroe time France and for the • ’in- -------------J tn’ (Continued on page vice stated that tho total acreage neere of this community, coming Kaaer of Oklahoma ' City, will be l in u y c o n f e s s e s tUEpstein waa set upon and him at his apartment on tho even­ past year and a half has been| planned this year was 23 ptr cent •lugged by gangaters in the very arraigned here today. with her husband " any * * * ? ing of the murder, but is said to here QUAKE IS FELT ago. Sho had been in felling health studying in Pittsburgh. Glab waa killed as he stepped less than in 1927. have satisfactorily explained his ST PAUL Minn., Juno for eomo time and although eud f»om hta automobile In front of his whereabout* »ubecQUont to their •'Onions for y*rs end >’ar8‘ *?* buthUng °where Pthe'•pec**. «r.nd _(INB)—Colonel DBNIBS CLEMENCY Charles CORDOVA, Alaete. * den. her death waa not unexpected. the old tlmors who ran tell the M ^ r « ‘ hi w C '’ c e m o % th . twin ( Van Nuya home. Monday night. (INS)—Cordova and Lindbergh who camo__ ^ w|th Mr«. Glab and her 17-year-old weather by tho musculur twinges Mrs. Baldwin wae -for many SUPERIOR, Wis., Juna.— (IN8) At the inquest, Mra. Glab testi­ Pf their legs, “have alius’ been the Tn“' A Sw m S K W i n , c « J . fied that as far as she knew her years prominent In church circle#, —Formal announcement was made rocked violently belna a charter member of the , beautifler of the New England K ' S S ' .T h T vu .n c. f r u s t G ^ - n . for establishing a New at the GUb home at th# time of the husband had never engaged in the First Baptist Church and active In at the ten^rary e x p i r e offtoea r f c r 'M * - * " * .* today that President. CooHdga has Illicit liquor buslnese after tbelr r 1 Massachusetts showed a 3.5011 3“ o? Soffit/ edge of the crime. marriage. She declared ebe under its work for a tong time. denied a petition paaoenger eenrlce. h°PPriTl ^ T D .n ..n politic! " f e j Murder complaint# were laiuea Funeral service* will be held acre toUl compared with 4 j>w from the airport hare at 11-36 A. against the two women »t the1 in­ stood Glab did handls sofoe “•tuff here Friday aftam»on at 3 o clock mad* in behalf of Nicholra Ua Th* ex___ •free last year, a decrease of JM attorney# PaP*r* *l t0 be indlgtEaglee. John Proctor and Samurt while he was Iq tho drug business llat of men who • « to > n u M. today. _____________ disturbance Is »et stance of poUce, who sought to in Illinois/This Hpe^of Questioning from tbwFirst Baptist Church with Moreno, three yootha aenUneeg per cent Low prices received for Drf%. D.Brownlee, officiating. In­ to dia Hi Waatongten tomorrow for far no check ha* prevent their release through, bath# 1027 crops were the dominating ed., it wu was Inspired by J h r tk » ^ y th ‘ t ORLANDO—Canaveral We*torn to Urn extent of BROOKSVILLE-Storm jjw ar cause# of the decrease in acreage, 1 Glab roght have b#«|t killed by terment will follow in U k eV IjF the murder of • poRcemag. Railway Co. la organised to build beae corpue proceedings. W R McIntyre, former Los the government Hport stated. Cemetery. * ,J j -----------— 76-mile Une through Brevard and \ __ _ ^ __ ______ ,4 Angeles policemen end ono time gangster*. t a f S ? o f a,’‘ Brooka.Jlll. Journal" Orange Counties. ............. _ ' ^ ’ City new HIALEAH—$50JW)0 X i office______ —---------- -— Hall op M i l l , ’’fl v yf ffr Ither Committee Officers Named DUTTON PACKING PLANT RAZED BY FIRE LAST NIGHT TOUROFAIRFIELD Smith’s Mam Greatly Ai t SOLDIERS PATROL SMITH'S LEADERS BELGRADE AFTER WILL N W W g f t RIOTOUS SCENES HOUSTON CAUCUS Dr. Ball Speaks To u°w.Ho***. ***?&*. Sanford LionsGlub £."2JSraE At Vi eeklyMeeting fej- IWatts Gunn Makes W ay In to Quarter Finals O f Tourney Detectives Close In On Diploma Mill Leader InNewYork i> Mrs.EmmaBaldwin Is ClaimedByDeath In S t Petersburg Spouse Of Slain Druggist Will Be Arraigned OnMurder Charge Today i , �SB S IX ''PREDICTS '^ K E R V I C m y Butler Hurls Good Ball To Turn Back Orlando Colts, 3-1 ATHLETICS W ILL Saints P ound Ball ard ToD efeatT he TACKLE YANKS IN H Palm Beach Team 5 GAME SERIES L efty Weteell Has S h e r iff Expresses Appreciation Oj PLATFORM Friends’ S u p p ort And Co-Operation D E M O C R A T ! Best O f Stapleton And Miami Wiris3-0 An expression of appreciation hns been given me in Ihc per­ VEXING P A R ' for the support o f his friends in formance of my . duties. I am not DAYTONA nEACH, June 20, ST. TETKRSBURG, .Tuna 20.— MIAMI, June 20.— (Special.)— (Continued From p07B oil? unmindful of the confidence nnd the recent primary election and n (Speclnl)—The Islanders took ad upon in advance of the 3 tiust ihiposc'd fn me in the past (Special) Although facing a fi­ Lefty Wetsell set the Sahford Cei. Jodt Kearns : Dubious About vantage of the wildness of Minor Connie MnckVHerd OfWhite request for the co-operation of when on three occasions the tion. • • nancial crisis wliich may .|:sult Outemne; Champion Is To Foimhy to defeat Orlando Tues­ Elephants Will Mass Drive in disbandment before the sun ary feds down with two -lonely Seminolo County citizens with his people saw fit to elect me to this Tho convention which Have Weight Advantage In day, 3 to 1. The'Islanders Tcnched On NovYorftTenmlnEffhrt sets Wetinuklay nJrht, A'ho \|*a- hits heic Tuesday and Miami took successor when He takes office office, and I have always strived here Tdesdny will he tl)e the second game of the scries 3 K Fight Set For T o m o r r o w the right hander for eight hits To Stay SomewherelnRncc gue-lending Saints pounded Mor­ to 0. Stapleton, Sanford flinger, next Junuary were contained in a to conduct its affairs in a manner more than » quarter of i, , nn he walked six batsmen. Frazer ris for 11 hits here Tuesday and allowed only four hits, hut was statement mode public today by Jhat would reflect credit upon In which the voice und inf , CHICAGO, June 20.— (INK)— was erratic in spots hut gave up NEW YORK, June 20.— (INS) mnde it two straight over West of WfltUih Jennings l:r}-an wild at times. Miami scored its Sheriff C. M. Hand, defeated for Seminolo County. Mr. Jack Kearns, nee McKienmn, only five scattered hits. In the —Connie Mack's herd of white Pn!n*> Bench, 4 to 2. Three errorn "My successor has my congrat­ not huve a dominant p^i? first run in the sixth when re-election by J. F. McClelland. wan around town today telling ninth, . however, Orlando rallied elephnnts in massed f r nn attack by the local infield resulted in the “ I am extremely grateful to ulations nnd best wishes. As a dry* mtM his leadership 7J Parks was.safe on nn error- by stories about the Walker- Huditlns und scored n run nnd Mntingd, upon the stronghold of the Icngue- only runs for the Sheriffs, who McConnell, went to second on my friends for their generous sup­ private titizen I expect to give was ever present at the rioe , ' middleweight championship fijrht Mcrkle sent Lefty Butler in- But­ leading Yankees today when the wcrc held to six hits by Jock command in marshalling Burdine’s sacrifice nnd scored on port and earnest efforts put him tsvery assistance." at Comixkey Park tomorrow night. ler pitched six bulls nnd retired first of two contests of n five- Hawkins. Two flashy double Crowe's sizzling single. They got forth in the interest of my candi­ Sheriff Hand goes out o f office nnd urging them to more Thin, c f course, is a vei-y poor the side. The feature of the gnme giintes series will he played. An­ plnys in the second two inning* two -more in the eighth when dacy for re-election," the Sheriff on January 1. He was first ap­ endeavor- Almost InvnriaUI day’s fc’ork for a gent like John. was the super brilliant fielding of other double bill is scheduled for killed St. Petersburg rallies, hut Hinkle’s hingle hi ought home said.!4<The people have expressed pointed in 1013 upon the creation was successful |n keeping Two stories, be they ever so con­ Vinu, Orlando shortstop. Wycollls tomorrow nnd a single gnme for the local* broke through in the Parks, who had walked nnd their choice and I bespeak tvr of Seminole County. He Was sub­ party "a dry party", to UJ . • * 1 tradictory, nro only bogey on the nnd Abrnms hit triples. Score: rrldov. and if the A’a ran’t cut third with a brace of runs on Burdine, who was safe in n field- Mr. McClelland the same co-op­ sequently elected on three oc own phrase. cbiirse he plays. Orluntlo all r til po n C into New York’s 8-1*2 gnme lead three hits and n sacrifice. Scorr: eration that ha* been given me casions. Before occupying the Ilia brilliant prohibition nl* r h po a e by the people of Seminole County. sheriff's office, ho had been Rnnford Anyhow, I take it from the trend Chaunccy,2b .. . 3 0 0 3 i i in this series, they mny as well West Palm Beach. with tho late Bourke t'ocW I nl) r h pa a e McConnell, 2b. as 1 1 2 0 0 throw in the sponge.3 0 0 2 3 1 of John's conversation, both on the Cox, rf ......... •• «) “ I have been sheriff for nearly deputy in Orange county. He haa New- York at the San Kr * •1 0 - 7 0 (1 Lawrence, 2b .. 4 0 2 1 3 n FHsbie, ss...... 4 0 1 4 2 1 12 yeurs and I have always tried been an arresting officer for convention was written on outgoing and income nine, that he Abrnnftt, lb The St. Louis Cardinals, sport­ .1 0 0 o 0 2 ing a three game lead in the Holder, rf-lf, .... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Howell, rf. ... . 4 0 0 2 0 0 to serve in that capacity to the more than 30 years nnd enjoys blc pages in the history of sincerely looks for Mickey Walker Kirby. If ...... Edmondson,cf ...:« 0 1 3 0 0 National League srrnmble ns n Largo, c ....... .... 4 1 0 2 l 0 Barnes, lb. 4 0 0 10 0 1 bust of my ability. I have en­ the distinction of serving ns n can political convention* 1 1 0 0 0 0 Wade, cf........ . 3 0 0 0 0 0 joyed the work nnd have been deputy under five successive sher­ leadership o f the dry pmted Lohrmnnn, 3b ... 4 0 1 •» 0 0 result of having taken two out Hogan, If ... . *> 0 1 0 0 0 Wallace, 3b. ... 4 0 0 1 4 0 of three from the Reds, will open Burns, rf .... . 3 0 1 3 2 0 pleased with the assistance that iffs in Orange county at Madison Squure Gardes true because, publicly, he is going Vinu, m ........ • 1 Cerisi, 3b ..... I 0 1 3 2 0 Keith. If.......... . 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 Wells, c ... 0 3 3 1 years ago was all that prel fire on the Cubs today. The home out of his way to praise Hudkins. ... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Pnrks, r . 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 run hitting of sunny Jim Bottom- Beasley, cf tho convention from condeaL No rival manager ever does that Forinby, p .... Burke lb ..... .. 2 0 0 10 0 0 Stapleton, p ...... 3 0 0 0 4 0 the outcome o f the trade event. the Ku Klux Klnn by itarnTn unless he believed beyond perad- Hodges, p . . . n 0 0 0 i 0 ley is winning many a game for Mason, s.v .... — — _ - - __ - - __ 3 0 0 3 3 2 l 0 0 0 0 0 the Cards. His fifteenth honier of venture that the other guy is in Culbrcnth, x Ml-lndy’a Shoppe rcp6rted ex­ tho platform. Morris, p ..... ... 3 0 1 1 3 0 30 0 2 24 11 3 Totals ..... 0 0 (1 0 0 Sweeny, xx ... 0 the senson started St. Louis on for a terrible taggingAlways it wns Bryan who j cellent business during the morn­ Miami nb r h po a e the road to n 0 to 4 win over “ Hudkins is awful tough,'' said forth the white horse of m Totnls ....... 31 2 a 24 12 2 Brown, 2b....... . 4 0 1 2 B 1 ing hours. Mrs. Irn B. Davis said Totnls 20 I 5 24 10 3 Cincinnati yesterday nnd ga\’Q Mr. Kearns today. "He’s n great tion tio do-battle with the St. Petersburg 0 1 Parks, rf ...... 3 2 0 0 her business was oven better with the "Tamnuiny crow-ir’ * him the leadership in the National hitter and ns game ns they come. x—hatted for Fornrhy In 8thlib r h po a 0 Burdine, cf 3 1 0 0 0 0 League home run derby. thnn she anticipated nnd that she with. "Wall Street.'’ Alivan' It ought to he ~lhc greatest fight xx—batted for Cox in tlth. Dnytonn Ilih nh r h po n c\ Oie Pete Alexander was knocked Kirkwood, rf ... 3 i 2l 4 1 0 Crowe, 3 b. ,. . 4 0 1 2 2 1 of the year-'' \ (Continued From Page One) would make more extensive prep- was Bryan, the flaming CvB Welch. 2b .... ... 4 0 2 4 2 Hinkle, II*........ 3 0 1 10 0 0 clerking force " ’as taxed to capa­ orations for tha next Dollar Day, ist, who furnished the fire I also have reqson to know his Toppino.-si .... 3 0 1 •i I1 0 out of the box but was credited Brown, cf .... 0 3 Dunbar, If........ 0 i 2 () 0 0 .. 3 1 2 0 . 3 0 •j 4 Tt 0 with his second victory of tlic city during the entire early part private statement represents an Messier,2lt the initiative and usually Mcllenry, If 4 1 i 3 0 0 Lotier, ,«s, . 3 <u o . r* 2 0 The Milnnc Theater, which Js shrewd calculating honest convjction because lie asked Graff, 3b ...... . 4 0/ 1 1 Q 0 reries. Taylor Douthit,—Cardinal- Bingham, hs .... -1 T.nr?o. r ........ 2 1 0 W i f i r 1 V:.. I, X offering a special inducement in 3 1 1 0 n fi outfielder, pot'th rectal agios end Jlfme not to use it. ” ►- \ AVycoilis, ef ■Robertson, c .... *•1» 0 n ' 7' 1 0 Wetsell, p ; ‘3 o n o 2 o “ liroyu'a Shoe Store did n large keeping with the day, reported that tluVw back the "North 4 0 1 4o* o' 0 is tlie first player in either crowd." Tt seems that, for sTihie reason, Scholls, rf and sternly business (luring tho — --- .— __ Stunrt, lb ,v. ... 4 0 l 5 () 0, business good this afternoon nnd 4 1 1 1 0 fl lengue to gnrner 100 hits. he would lt\e to ree this brawl Miller, IT .... . morning, according to Sherman Doyle, ,3b .. -t 0 2 3 2 0 1 To'als ..... 28 3 4x20 10 2 •» 0 (I I (1 0 BOOTLEGGER FREED forecast nn excellent attendance held ns n public function and lie Baxter, lb Thirty three rlnyrrs horned into Hawkins, p .. 4 1 1 0 2 n yRtfipelton out, bunted on third Lloyd, nnd exported a continued tonight. • 1 1 0 r. Hayworth, c 3 l thinks tiie tenth happens to he steady volume of buying tlds after­ a ding-dong slugfest between thu MIAMI, Flu ., June 2(1. - (lh 3 0 0 ii II 1 Phillies and Brooklyn. that Ace Hudkins has u reasonably Fruzei’.p T. II. Lnudswlck, manager of Dazzy bnn onn n n o-n noon. Totals ........ 23 1 11 27 10 3 Ran ford ......... — Charles E. Haynes, who HL Butler, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vance was rushed to the mound good chance nf lifting the middle* tlie Sanford A & I’ JTeu Company 00(1 001 02x—3 The Union l'hannnry, Mobley’s West Palm Reach 100 100 000—2 Mi" mi ............ city detective Frank ilnkwitij weight championship tomariow cold in the nintli nnd was nirked St. Petersburg i . . 002 001 Olx— 4 Summsiv: Puns ImMed in. Drug Slgrcj the Sanford Drug stores, scid the day had been a February under the imptvjii IS Totals 1 by catcher Lorinn for n triple 2!* 3 » !7 night. Personally, the deponent great success und that business Rtiiui battl'd in Burke, Welch, Cl•ruvp, Hinkle 2. Three-ba«e h*t Company and Luney’s Drug Store that the latter was a hi-juekcri (Kit) 00(1 001 — 1 which staked the Qunkers to an knoweth not, since he lust emw Orlando , Brown, Doyle and Stiirnt. Two- Prowl* Doiib’ e nlnv. Wallne-' all diti a larger volume of bus* in nil l»|s stores had been unusu­ tempting to take o\er u ruch«| ally good. Walker fight two 'yenrn ggQ oriti Daytona Itcli. . tin:.' 001 liOx—3 M to 10 verdict, thrir first vi*- bnso hit, Holder. Sacrifice hit, fnnaralsteiD. I.arro *i Brown inesa than usual. All three were liquor belonging to Haym-t, 6nj must occept evidence of ids reput Two base. bitH, Miller. Yliioe*' tory over Brooklyn in eight Brown, Burke. Stolen liases, Law­ p-iso* on balls, o ff Stnpelton. Wagon rr Furniture Company mitted bootlegger, was fivr completely rutisfied with the trade ed 'ferentness. If this Is borne nut hm*o hits, Wyc.illis, Abrams Sac starts. , reported nn excellent volume of rence, Welch. Double plays r\rf Wclr.pll 1. Struct- on* hv Doiar Day brought them charges In connection with lit in "full like the man from the buf­ vifiet* hits, Abrams, Fortuity, Frasales this morning and expressed wlth’s death toduy. lie was Morris to Burke; Cerisi to Burke. Rlnnleton 1, I*’ ’ Wetsell 4. Llit bv MeKitmoii-Markwond' Company fet, then the sliarpshooting money uey /.eo. Stolen hnses, Messnc.-, (Iraff (I-arzo) were also IiIkIiIv__ulgased with confidence -that the day wan a Hit batsmen, by Mo'ris (Robert­ •llrhet-, bv Stsnclton in to likely to be sustained^ , . 2. WycoMis. Iliis, o ff l-'jrmby, 8 Colfers Gather For son ).-L eft mi base, ~SHTiTfii H. ^"rtflrr'Z^T Jli’wtbu’-.-Sfidpn base their lTuHn'r Day mfsit)es?fr Of the success -for-irff rtlH.-ljr’ [IrffWipntTnTr" but was acquitted by J.idyu .(,] For It srems there-wn-,. -t-PiT.'dlfPrifi‘ 7 innings: off in in it. ' cur 'vcst Palm Bench 7. Struck out, Parks. Dmnirex, Weaver and several special items they offered, S ou th ern Rose yesterduy.. travelling salesmnir and iftm night I innimr^off Frirzri—fi“hi 3 I ’I in by Hawkins 5. by Morris 2. Bust- Moore. Time. 1.30. all wtro practically sold t»ut til he knocked on a farm house dtnr, ning.i; of Hut lor none in 2-3 inn­ DALLAS, Tex.. June 18.— on halls, o ff Hawkins 2, Morris 1 noon today. looking for bed amt board- When ings. Bases on hulls, off F utnhy LAKE WORTH—White wan (IN S)— Pairings for m»dal play Umpires, Kelly nnd Raphun. Time, Tho Outlet, which continued its they opened the door, he quickly standards installed nlnng Lake in the Twenty-Sixth Annual 1:4fi. sale over especially to help make raid: "a good big mun will always games, rain. Avenue from Floridn East Const Southern Amateur Golf Tourna­ Dollar Day a community enter­ Boston 5*7, Washington 1-10. bbnt a good little ninn." Railroad to lnke front. prise, was also completely satis­ Detroit St. Louis 0 (called ment, which opens here tomorrow, lie got the board right away— will he made tonight, it was an­ at end of fourth rain). oVer the head. CI1IPLE-Y—$75,000 bond issue fied with the results In volume of nounced today. Already hundreds C’hicogn at Cleveland, both Whnt I mean to say is that the voted here for erection of new sales the day brought. of golfers from all over the Dave’s Department Store, on big man-little man thing is only games, rain. high school building. Southland are on hand to partic­ Sanford Avenue, had a very suc­ SOUTHE \STERN LEAGUE When "the.big mnn really is good. golfers. Bobby’s first two prac­ cessful day, according to Duvc Relmn 4-0, Columbus 3-3. . ipate in the mcdnl and mnlj h I f He isn't, if he hns slipped with tice rounds were terrible but Boniske, owner and manager of Jacksonville 0-3. Savannah ll-fl. (day, and others are expected years, then a young, rough citizen, during the duy. CHICAGO, .lunV 20.— (INS) — yetserdny he hit his stride in -. the store. He said the event wns Tnmpa 13-1, Albany 8-0. like Hudkins not only might win 'j, Harry Ehle, who won the title One hundred nnd forty six golfers, beautiful 70. one under par, nnd even more successful than he an­ Pensacola I, Montgomery 15. but probably would. I should say n 1027 nt Charlotte. N. ('., is mots of them seasoned veterans the best preliminary round to ticipated and that he would make SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION that the only question about to­ not defending his’Aitle here. II. F. •epresenting the cream of nmn date. Memphis 4, Mobile 2. more extensive plans for the next morrow night’s fight is the big fit While Jones wns thus burning similar occasionLittle Bock 4-5, New Orleans ■'milli, president of the Southern 'curs and professionals, were takman­ 1Golf Association, has arrived •«» ing final practice shots today in up the course, Clarence Wolff, Kanncr’s Department Store, the * Everybody tells me lie is better 15-2. take nrttve charge nf the tourna­ preparation for th e initinl round St. Louis amateur, nnd .loo Kirk­ other Sanford Avenue retail ea. D L A S K ? Ilored? Then Birmingham t», Atlanta 7. than ever. If thut is so, Hudkins' ment. Headed by R. E. Spicer, of th e National Open Golf Cham­ wood the Albany, Gu., pro, wore tablishment taking part in the I J see how this magni­ Chattanooga 14, Nashville R. chance is not greater than one in Jr.. former titleheldcr. a larg** pionship which gets under way to breezing around in 72. Emmett day, also reported a successful ficent flirt awakens two. He merely is the good little SOI’ Til ATLANTIC LEAH I E MILANE TODAY mo J ting lat Olympia Frrocli of Chirngo scored 73, morning and a volume of business delegation of Memphis golfers morrmv thrill-weary I’aris. Chnrm fireenvilb- 4. Columhiu !•. man. F ields. tried out the Brook Hollow course Continuous 1 to II Is her keystone. Rive Asheville 15, Chnrlotte I1 while Walter Hagen and Jack considerably above the average of This is said in full cognizance of The event will be pinyed over Hutchinson turned in curds of 70. the lust months. Sunday for the first time. They "Tlte Coolest Spot In Town" needs to be clever In this the fact that Hudkins will do about (10 innings). expressed themselves as delighted course no. I, which, experts arc nielicu of cle verness— The heavy rains itid wonders THURSDAY Augusta !*. Knoxville II. Forst’s Shoe Store also reported 154 pounds tomorrow while Wulke' with the course but none turned agreed, is pcrhaps the most diffi­ for the course nnd naturally a larger volume of buying than smart, sophisticated Bar­ .Mason 2. Spartanburg 4. is expected to shade 100. *!n this Da ratlin Day in cards. cult tournament course in the nude the greens a trifle slow­ was anticipated. The volume of is. Her verve, her chic, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION case, pounds tell a specious stoiv Selected Features United States. It will lie a sever, her never failing savoirLouisville 7, Columbus 2. I saw both ini-ti in ring ( lottics to 0. off I tazee I Strike nuts, bv test of poise and skill of tile as­ er. Shooting from the back tees, shoe sales wns considerably above Lois Moran faire cannot fail to (brill, which lengthened several of tin* the average of the past few weeks, All others postponed, rain. day und the physical Walker i> Fornihy 3, by Frazee I. Hu1tors sembled talent. “ LOVE HUNGRY" entertain, nmuse. holes, seemed to trouble most of it was announced. INTER N ATM )N A I. I.EACC E half uguin the man that limlkii's hit, by Frnzee (Kirhv). D nihlc If Bobby. Jones mnintnues the the players cVen Jones said it “ THE LEOPARD LADY" Montreal 3 .Baltimore R . The Hill Hardware Company re­ Is. With everything e’s,- being piny Graff to Measlier; Topnim. Jp„ce he set in his trial flight Jacquelin Logan___ mud • the course more difficult. Rochester 0, Rending 12. ported business above the average equal. Walker would have a haul t i Messnc:- to Baxter Umpires yesterday, it will he just too bail Others rained out. for the day und beyond the antici­ time blowing this one. ( .dims and I obi. Time, 1:58. |fo r „ flock of other umbitiou(TOO LATE T o CLASSIFY) pated amount for which prepara­ However, that is the k'nil of 1 thing that makes piize fighting LEAVING FOR Now YorkTn n tion was made. Myrtle’s Doughnut Shop an­ the game it is. Nobody knows few days and have room for when a champion is due to go tin someone to assist with driving— nounced one of he best days of ill he has officially gone. Is this Transportation Free— Apply 1017 business in the Inst few months ■ •/ t) / ( Union Ave. or phone 808.1. nnd complete sntisfuction w-ith ■o he Walker's exit? I really \ s - L L ?"%• V -6 lon’t think it will lie Sanford Business M en E njoy Large Volum e O f Sales 146 G olfers Ready For National Open On Chicago Course a STANDING O f t »r J a« 0 ' /. 0 » FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Daytonu Beach 3, Orlando I. Miami 3, Sanford 0. St. / ’ ctersburg 4, West Palm arh 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE llrooklyh- ID, Bhi|gdel|ibia II cond (fuinc culled end of third, a). . ' . „ ;t. Lout* D, Cincinnati 4. ttlicni rained out. AMERICAN LEAGUE f i* I. - » i : , •i ■ « ,* , . r i) * ID ■PICNIC Plain I'osui J c u p s flour Vk uup Crlseo 'hJladclphia at New York, both btowa over the glow tag oogjg iuid Waikr t P iP ' f , V ., 4 Pioneer of Social Progress”. Fitys Ralph E. Heilman Ilian of Northwestern University School of Commerce ,, •*. ‘ / (about $ U blsapoon fu U ) U i ‘ •The e lrrlrlm l In d o s l r v lass been a plilneer lu (he fie ld nr en slu n ier uunersblp. T h is has f u r . l l s p u r ­ p ose |u • b r i o , nbu nl s w ide­ s p re a d distribu­ tion at th e o w n e r ­ ship nf Ib r s e c u r ­ it ies of utilities lilnang (hr ru s lu u ir r s and users in t b r r o u im u n ltles s e r v e d . Tlisl in uvrnient Is *u u n g . but ulrrs ily II Is evid ent that It Is on e nf l a r g e Im p u r lsn r e . It Is fuipurinui nut o n ly s s a m e t ­ hod o f fln n n rliia bill It possrHt.es Tlie e l e c t r i c l(sht nnd p o w e r Ino u s lr * by Its v e r y n atu re Is mure In llm d lely related to the n e tlv ltlrs nt lo d lv ld u n l m e m b e r s o f fltr c o m ­ m u n itie s l huti au> u f b r r . Its g r o w t h bbu d r p r n d e d on th e g r u r r n l use o f e lr e lr le n l ( a r l l l l i r s lissrd on Ib r lo w e s t p o r s ib le c ost. T o meet (lie g r o w i n g driunnds fur s w i l r r , the ri'ouomtrs of Inrgr scale irm liiellon knve been Sppllrd r a i l ­ ing tor new cap ital r x p r n d llu r r s of nlmost n billion dollars a year. W ith Carvings llio lfn l by pulillr rr,-uln(lon. public rou ll ilrnre In the l u l r g rll* nnd efficiency nf r lr r l r l e llglil nnd power eniupnny nisnugm irH l nlone hns m ade possible th rr s hoar su m s. In r m a r k i n g s l g iilllrnuee r i v n u s Irnlly, pullllrally und s u e la lly ."— Ilnlpb U. ll rlliu s n . - T h r rfflr lr n r y nperntlou nf A m r r t rtin e l r e lr lr u llllt lr s has a lw a y s brru nn o u ls la u d lu g rxum plr . of m i n i i n s n a g r m r n t . n o d ..Individual In itiativ e, nnd so there are more than three nUltlou Indlrtdnsl In­ v e s t o r s w h o have rxprrsr ad fk rlr l o u t lilrurr h* purrhnsr o f pnwrr roiupsu y serurlt lr s. • Th ese liivetanrs, as w e ll ns the Til/— lion.ooi)' people who live In weird hunirs, drprud upon thr ninnllrnu n rr o f Ib r Aiurrlrnn prtnrlple ot lo dlvldunl Initiative In prolr rl Ibrlr Interests. - - > Lb N O RTH , N O RTH W EST WEST-through scenic, historic regions via DIXIE FLYER ROUTE to C ool Mountain* ofT ru n cites ...C h ica g o -v C olorado Rock* l et. . . Ut ah, W yom ing, CoU- fornla.««BlackHUls...Pacific Northwest, Alstka. . . Cana. dion Rockies . • • Nation** Parks. . . Lake* and W oo J* °> Wisconsin, Minnesota ami Michigan .* . Great Lake* . . . Highlands of Ontsna. Lew Reusd Trip Tartt— Stepevori—Cheice vt Censertinf U eu m Dixie rLYCR UMill" I Lv. Jacksonville A C L . . 9t45 p m. 8,30 a‘ A t- Chattanooga N C CtStL 12*51 p. m._____ FINE At. 8t. :Lotii» L <Sr N . . . fii>6 a. m. __ _ I IM INS Ar. Chicago Ci &l E l . . . fi4 i a. m. d a il y : : • : / Per W illiti, (Imping amrvMnwties*. / « « • “ 4 ether infermsiies. sppty «•. rJURCtkLIr. iu a u «tr.k .„ SKCnhm , dTnlwk JnUwijh. rw >s«r kesse licbet •*•"*, se EC.KnWT.f.r.Aa*»«-<\ ltn*CUS«lM.M*LI» jiVilily rw l he sent free to renders o f Ibis news. p«|k’r, iq hvii r r e flp l o f a two-ccnl sfaitlp to t e n t ivnstagr. A d ilrru • tlie NailonoJ IlousW ioid .Hen lev FUUi Avtk, Nsw York CM/. ---------------//. ill; r: ■to J d i l t J b r m i i t Jinx trici't I mast interesting trip D u its a rd lu the p r o d u c t i o n and d ls ir lliuilun nt u s e r v ic e w h ich r v r i n p li lie « nil (but Is prugmstalve In Iiindmn l iv in g , ll w ns nnlu rnl flint e l e r l r l e llulit nnd p o w e r eu m pnnlrs sh ou ld he the p ion eer s In the m o v e ­ ment l o r e u s l o i o r r u w u r r b s ip . 1 t u ld e s p o o n f u l s u g a r 1 lu b le s p u o u fu l w a te r Ju lcu o f H len ion 1 egg 6 (n blespoonfu ls cold 1 t e o s p o o n f u l v an illa Hlft flour, b a k in g p o w d e r , n i t 1‘ lnr.h o f salt an d su g a r to g e th e r . C h o p Crlse< Bent e g g s with s u g a r u nit! t h o r ­ In to tills m lxtuk o u sin g t w o k n iv e s o u g h ly m ixed but not l o o llulfy T o th is a d d t h i / ^ v i f w ell be a te n and Add water, m e lte d C rlseo. sa lt a n d j w ith l e m o n Juice an d c o l l J V ° . " r ' " , 0 w ater, m i x in g with th e kn ives. Bel sm all turt |mmb lined with p n s l r y | n%rny j n c o |,j j,|MCO f u r j o minute* dough Make In u t n o d e r a le o v e n or more fo ripen, then roll out and I3M'* F .) until th e edg.-s o f the eul to lit. ' cru st u rs d e lic a te ly b r o w u u d . A new HU ftagr rook book will I l e s s p o e n f i i l w ilt' ^fHArTAHOOOff U] J U L Y x RESULTS V) j FLORIDA STXTE LEAGI JE W L Pet U. Petersburg _ 34 14 .7(12 Irlnndo _ _ 30 10 .012 Y. P. Bch. 24 21 .500 (anfurd ........... 20 27 .420 Dnytonn Beach 10 28 .404 Miami ___ it; 32 .333 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE W L IVs F lft salt w ith flour. W ork I it. I/Ouis .38 22 .033 shot tuning lightly . M otst’ -n to 'incinnutl 3 27 .578 itoll ou nil’ ll popped tietween Dm |«vo d o il g h with c o l d w ater. 4b\v York _____ no «! 1 .500 " P * H E n B are s o m e f e w ptrnle lo v htelvra o f u lnitt<’ i , i l ln ,n ? l*>nr<-e. on u llourud b o a r d , o n e c i u»l at . 'hicago . _ I Ing f o l k s w lio at n n io n i c u t's o f eoiinte. In Inlcen to r Riutiletl. am i time. 34 27 .557 Clievt I'iea trooklyn .. 30 28 .517 n otice, cun pic k u p w hn t f o o d th o pli-lilt-N too. a evcoinl unit Niuiiili r • 'ittsburg 2(5 .3(1 .401 pantry h a p p e n s f o offer, u nd witll- llru hIioii Ii) lit) prepiii i’i) f o r I tie '.a e n p C r ls e o o u t a n y fu r t h e r plu nnliig a i e o fT ! c o f f e e s o t.'-«l It i-iiu conlt im|n!i-r- I c u p s u g a r (naton ... .. 10 35 .352 f o r x m ea l In th e w o o d s . M ost I ru|itedly w h ile tin- in cu t t» Ih iiik • t-gu y o l k s 'hiladelphin ____ 15 37 .228 peopte, h o w n v e r get m o r e e n j o y - lit oiled o v e r I lie bit; tlie. I w hole eg g AMERICAN LEAGUE rneut f r o m a p ic n ic w h i c h h as been Itlpu l o m n t o r s a d d n great <*• at J u ic e mid g r a t e d r in d o f sm al W L Pet. t h o u g h t f u lly p la n n ed and c u r c f u l l y to uliy pit’ ll 1C 1-aM Slid tlie runy lem on cw York _______ 48 c u p c h o p p e d raisin s t*hooH« am,ill oiii’S 12 .782 a r r a n g e d d o w n t o - t h e last detull. to lliuliugu. biludelphiu 20 34 .030 It Is th is k in d or a p ic n ic that you w liirh c a n be nipp.-d in suit nd *‘j m p c h o p p e d w a ln u ts will w o n t to ask y o u r f r ie n d s to e u lcii " u u li u t u i e l " I* te u s p o o n r u l salt t. L o u is .......... .. 30 28 .517 Join on th o F o u r t h o f Ju ly To­ C r i u i n Crlseo, a d d s u g a r , yollc (Torn on ( b e c u b Is a l w a y s rn n levelund ............. 20 31 .450 ward e v e n in g n f t c r th o b e a t an d shlei-eil n treat. It Is r u lh ’ -r ,un of vkks bea ten until letliuli c o lo r e d 'nnhingtnn ____ 24 30 .444 iiolsu o f thu duv Is o v e r ts th o best undertal.liiK to roind It. hut no rais in s und wulliiiln. F o ld III tie etrolt ........... ... 23 35 .307 time. Y o u can hnvo a d e li g h tf u l I r o u b le at ull t o boll a hugu k e tt le - I w h i le or o n e e g g b ea ten until still 20 ftaton ............ 31 • U n * patty p a n s w it h c r u s t nind< .302 " i n c h , a f e w g um es, an d Uien stay ful. hlingo ......... 20 25 .304 on In th e op e n sp a c e s f o r th e fire­ F o r dessert, th e r e is n otlifn a h” f - ‘ ns Uel ° w ’ P'“ «n th e flllliu w o r k s w h i c h are a lw a y s th e g lo r y ter th at......... . au.l .r it is e t c p u i c d ' " V " ’ her, d o n e d m w t. SOUTHEASTERN I.EAGl E o f th e day In In dividu al f o r m s . II o not u ,o , r ‘ " " of o v c n « " ‘« “ >P w ith m erln W L I’ct. F o r thu benefit o f th e m e m b e r s c arry o r to rat eiMi. r. "" * 'U of ,h * s * « * •maacoln ............. 40 .081 o f th e g r o u p w h o h a v e n o Utlent Am^ eTs s' py "l e to 23 s aVe i . w uyM urt*«*piniii**. *n still und 4 t a b l e s p o o n s p o w d e r o t fontgomery ____ 42 20 .502 Ibany ............... 35 33 .515 I ^ ^ c u T o f U.,P. U,t ?m0n ° " w k n M “ " ‘ t o r u c h a n g e .'rv . h e r h e s * . * US,lrBle C r u st oMier It I . . I , 0,1 P '"* '»'*■ T affy T u n s e v e n ■ f l linppctl .n p p trkionrille .,___ 37 85 .514 *''• ° ' h‘ r ,U '* t h o u g h t f u l to ora- |o w . T , „ . y be a Mlllng ellJ l o ! *^ r u n C uhco ampn ...... ..... . hie trays la rg e c h o u g h to h old all * po r U c l ,..a kl ' “ 2 c u p s flour f p a s t r y ) 30 34 .514 f o o d f o r o n e person. These a„ „ . ^ ivannnh ____ ..... 30 % ' l.-aspoou U’u s p o o iifu f ull b a k i n g p o w d e r ■ 35 .402 the l a n y T n rlli ls light w e ig h t l a r o o r r e d truys c o s t Mi (eu sp ou u r u l suit dtlmbua ....... 25 30 .410 very little, an d cun be used f o r 1 c u p b r o w n su g a r J ,-gg • Ima ..... ........ .......... 23 44 • .343 years f o r p ic n ic s an d la w n parties 1 t a b t e s p o o n f u l C r ls e o und o t h e r o c c a s i o n s o s well If th o p ic n ic p a rty Is Inrgs, th e lu nch s h o u ld be c o m p l e t e l y p r e p a r ­ ed und r e a d y f o serve— ex cept per­ haps iim c o f f e e — F o i a sm u llcr g r o u p h o w e v e r It Is m o r e fun lu prepucu und c o o k th e lu ucli at the p ic n ic . ' * . , H u n k o r r h n p s hrulied o v e r the lire, on a g u i l e b r o u g h t f o r th e ’ •urpnse. will taste fWI o o d us tt'leu us g got 1lie sjim r III’ -UI r o o k e d III tlie lilt ll’ di. uinl m o i e f or n iu llv se r v e d Or w ou ld y o u prefer thin slices o f h am held on the en d o f a g reen stick to be f ousted to u l o v e ly ^rvAMiv*ui Or ; ... . �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FT.mnTTX: The S a n fa ii Herald In (• « f U f , aba* (M in in , h w *'~T" T h u r s d a y *, j u n e ~e nil claims •* kiM ti um Im * BIBLE T SR SE F O R TODAY THE LAW OF, THE home— My son, keep thy father** com­ mandment; and fortyfca ; not * the law of thy mother.—Prwr. 0:21). THAYER—Lord, may the law of i b e home be'ever ai' a garland on our neck. DISCOVERY . , : By Hkanor AlgUa Chaffee 1 thought that grief would bfc like ; this, "When you had sighed had gone your naay— • . The bitter thinking of a kbs, „ And weary night to follow day. Pit , * *• v ■* I did not know that grief Would be As «wcet as Jove,- and briefer ■till: A glimpse of heaven and the sea, ■ B.ySnd the (art sharp, bertoning hill; Tha Volusia grand jury will now got together and render {boss “ Indictment Blues.” With the disclosure of a genulna blackmail plot, Tampa again (rets a corner oft all the' excite­ ment. Of course we ‘ aren't envious, but we might re:nrarit that this afternoon b a h roiiday—im the other fallow. ■ * “ Come Back Horsies’ |great . nation. i*cop\o--people— people; they surround him every minute of the day. . The following article appeared in the New York Press, In such circumstances a change a racing and sporting periodical, published in New York becomes imperative. When it City, and we believe will be of interest to ail Floridians i comes time fer a vneation the i Joseph M. Smoot, President o f the Miami Jockey only spot that offers any induce­ .idlub, in response to an inquiry from The New York ment to the president is some Press today ftaid: place in the wilderness; some “ It is my contention that we will race in Miami place far from city or town, where a man can be alone with this winter, and, o f course, within the law! We can­ himself. So President Coolidge not at this time say jusb what our plans are but I am selects, first the Adirondack*, firm in the belief that our magnificent plant will be then, the Black Hills then the reopened to the public in January.” Wisconsin forests. Aakcu concerning his opinion of the Florida elec­ No one is under such pressure tions, Mr. Smoot said: : 'f* - > ’ U.' ns the president. Yet his problem is to n certain extent, the prob­ “ The nomination o f Mr. Doyle Carlton o f Tampa lem of nearly all of us. The tre­ (equivalent to an election as Governor), is the biggest mendous popularity of automobile constructive work the state o f Floridn has done in touring in the summer is evidence many a day. Mr. Carlton is a big man, no fanatic or of it. So is the great growth of back-slider. Is a Floridian with the interests o f the the ‘‘summer resort”— the frnnie hotel by lake or river, the cabin great state at heart and I predict a most brilliant re­ THURSDAY, JPN E~2T ;i P 2B in the mountains, ;*..o cottjge in the small town. Modern America is getting very populous nnd busy; even the least important or citizens finds Ns life more und more trespassed on by strangers. There 1b no time for introspection or selfrommunion. . Although modern life has trebled man’s need of de­ tachment in which he enn orient his inner self to the outer tumult, it makes it continually harder for him to get it. So creations are vital to us. And to most of us, like President Coolidge, the vacation means a chance to withdraw for a moment from the press and rush of the daily jol>—a chance to get by our­ selves, tasto the elemental joys of sunshine, clean winds, lonely countrysides and solitude, und A oxporta in their porticiitfl «nd who arc vkry ca|«bldS NEW DEPARTU Injr vocational help to those, FT. MYEHS PRESS to reclcvc It. There arc 000 dub* j„ „ tlonal federation of thrfe Inesa and Professions! \v, clubs, and they include like BO,000 women in their berahip. ThiB means „ bo women who have alrvady influence felt in the w0Ii world. This new departs increase their usefulness, „„ Increase the efficiency 0f who arc about to enter th inosa world, ns well ns are already established The Fort Myers Busin*. Professional Women’s rlub very active Hnd useful , ration. Since its beglnnini .. .. stood for education, and I in the communities who are really things cultural. gime for him as head of the state affairs. "Elections throughout the state show a decided trend towards racing. The anti forces have disinte­ grated! In Dade County alone candidates for the leg­ islature whose position favors racing, were elected over their opponents by 200''* nnd I believe when the next session of the Florida legislature convenes in April 1929, the sentiment in the state will demand that’ racing be legalized and under the supervision of the State as in Kentucky, Illinois, Maryland nnd in the Provinces of Canada. “ I am very hnppv over the result and I regard Miami Jockey Club stock ns worth 200^> more today than It was worth two week* ago before,the returns came in.” * 1 v This amazing statement purported to have come from the president of. the Miami Jockey Club, an organization which, through its secretary, Jack Cleary, moved heaven and earth to secure the election of Sidney Catts, that the ponies might run, seems to be of the .stuff „dr(*nwN. -qa* made. At lcas|^<--T«rvj}hh^Arestricted knowledge oMFftJ? if^ btw s and'W '-.iiu. JfKjieraT Tenor "bf' public, opinion. ‘ ^ T h a t Mr. Smoot is not wholly without intelligence, however, is evidenced by the fact that- lie recognizes Mr. Carlton ns a big man and believes his election is the great­ est constructive work the state hns done in many a day. We congratulate the New York race track promoter for be­ ing able lo recognize real merit in ft man. But of all Mr. Smoot’s attributes we believe his optimism is the most commendable. Anyone who can evince such enthusiasm over the possibility of having horse races in Florida next winter in the face of the unmitigated repudiation of the turf candidate, Mr. Catts; the election of an honorable man as sheriff o f Dade County, where the Miami Jockcv Club is located; and in face of the fact that the legislature, the only iiody that can change the law on race track gambling, docs not meet until the spring of 1929. certainlv deserves Th Mississippi Riv-V is over­ flowing again just in thne to give Hoover something to do aod keep him from devoting too much time to his presidential aspirationsA $400,060 acreage deal has just been closed In,Polk county. Not a return to the boom days, but just another indication that Florida is steadily forging ahead in the development of a great state. An Ohio woman wants a d»vorco because her htisbapd wodld rather listen to the radio than i«r. Maybe the real reasoh is •ecause A radio can be turned iff.— Palm Beach Post. That cems to liaVe all the earmarks f * dirty dig. Political Reward Catts names Pinellas as one of large number or counties where e says there were gross fraud* With the nomination of Herbert Hoover by the Re­ i the primary election. The only publicans, nn interesting story is being told of the 1920 (Unties where the election was dr, according to Catts, are those bat Catts carried. Bunk!— t- Petersburg Independent.—Sc sy we all. - - — -*-----------. A twenty-one year old Palm -each girl was nearly killed the Iher day when she fell into an il pit. While she has our deepest ynip* thy, wfc cannot resist making ie suggestion that perhaps the ovember election will show that is Republican party has fared en more badly through Its csricnce with the oil pit. One thing which should be probited at the beach is the wearg by certain beautiful ladles these white, tight suits which came even tighter and more ansiucent when they are wet. a saw m man almost drowned t Sunday by a breaker which didn’t see coming at all.— hn Temple Graves in Jacksonle Journal. As remedies for i situation we recommend risk; only one eye on such sights if that doesn’t seem to work, y away from the beach. PURTY AIN'T ITT e rose is red, rht> violet blua— e* d another note On your car is due. —Jacksonville Times— Union rose is red.. iour nose, I* too. ' ’funny what is stuff will do — Waycrose Journal— Herald convention, which selected Warren G. Harding after the memorable deadlock between Wood and Lowden. The story concerns a back-room meeting in which the trade that eventually placed Harding in the White House w as ne­ gotiated. The incident is of timely interest because of the consideration that was given to the name o f Herbert Hoover. Gathering in a room in the Hlnckstone Hotel in the early morning hours a group of powerful Republican lend­ ers set about to nominate n standard beurcr. Name after name came up nnd after the unavailability of a half dozen men had been reviewed, one leader, a United States sena­ tor. arose and remarked. ‘ This man Harding isn’t a world beater, but I think he’s flu* best of the hunch.” In a few minutes the Ohioan had been chosen and his nomination the next day was a mere formality. The Kansas City Star recalls two senators’ explana­ tion of the conditions that led the inside circle to its final choice. The Star wanted to know why Hoover hadn’t been selected, and the answer was forthcoming in the following declaration. of course he is the ablest man before the convention. But you must remember this is a political convention; the delegates have come up in the political line. The prrfi-, noncy is it political job and they don’t regard Hoover uh having had the necessary training. You j^ujW.'as well ex­ pect a bunch of railroad directors to % to^3fpreacher for president of the road ns to expect these T>Ou3cians here trf Priiim Dunlin o f the McUvpoliluu Opera Co. i si 11 There is no sorrel yensqn for Lucky/Strikes9superiority. Toasfiug, B . ) .,4fry Affig Q Mjk Iclusiye process*, completes nature’s* work in thoroughly maturi finest tobacco.- Because toastiug drives off impurities, Luckies ai q COOLIDGE IN THE WOODS PALM REACH POST • rose .la red, =t* lily white, awiui how— ow suckers bite. There Iis something rather sig­ nificant in President ..oolidge's choice o f vacation spots. — Wa*b. Eve Journal Two years ago he went to uii rose is red, out-cf-the-way spot in the Adi* is sticker pink, rondacks, close to the big popu­ better move lation centers in un air lint*, but your** wise, kink. effectually isolated from them in —Devenport, Iowa, reality. Last year be went to a moun­ tain lodge in the Block Hills of South Dakptq,. to bask in th* utter quiet-and solitude o f the rvt west. .* v. / u n u iH n iiiu iu iu iJim rn n gr - . , * vereally admitted to he less irritating than any other cigarette. ’ summer on a wilderness estate in northern Wisconsin not far from Lake Superior. For atl ita nearness to the bustling cities «>f Superior and Duluth, this spot is as isolated and remote as ilia previous summer htjufes. Throughout,-most of the yehr the president Is subjected to an cyerla^ttiVg crush of people. Tlwrc iK tisvif -any relief. Not for "a .i.. • Uifmrnt cap J*thMX 1 c7 *rf ’ 1918 The American T< &Alitucft �I toe S A N n m n h e k a l u . s a n k o iu ), Fl o r id a , SEWING CLUB *fl«BTnS - Office Telephone-148 SIRS, FRED S. DAI GER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 ial Auxiliary Of Legion Calendar Holds Last Session THURSDAY Seminole Chapter Number 2 0. 3, will meet at 7:80 o'clock at i Masonic Temple. There will- be lUtlon. Officers Pioneer pter,’ Winter Park will have rfe. " “ ,fJ> >«; 0 . F.’ Smith will entertain members o f the Every Week j Duplicate Bridge Clubs' at 3:30 lock at her home on Magnolia nine, honoring her sister Mrs H- Mabry. FRIDAY first of a scries of dances at I Hotel Forrest Lake from 10:00 IKK) o’clock. Silver medal oratorical conit under the auspices of the C. T. U. at 8:00 o'clock at the ngregational Churph. Public is dially invited.. lusinesa and ‘ social meeting of i Truth Seekers Clnss of the thodlst Church will bo held at vpado . Beach with Mrs. LilliftvrttO'.oo lock from thfc, church. MONDAY Program meeting of the Worn's Missionary Society of the rst Baptist- Church will be held 3:30 o’clpck at the church. A |( attendance is desiredSt. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross arch trill -have social meeting 3:30 o'clock' at the Parish mse. Hostess, Mrs. Holland L. •n and Mrs. Mortimer Glover. Prayer Band of the Presbytern Auxiliary will meet nt 3:30 o‘ock at the church,' Social and Inspirational meeting tho Presbyterian Auxiliary will * held at 4:00 o’clock. The pronm will be in charge of the four >ung peoplo who attended the oung People’s Conforcm . nt Winr Park. TUESDAY Mra. F. E. Roumillut will cn rtaln the Duplicate Bridge Club t 10:00 o'clock at her home on almetto Avenue. G. I. A. will meet nt 3:00 o’clock It the Odd Fellows Hall over the fhsket. All members are asked to !c present ns this is the last meetng for the summer. Mrs, M. . Mlnnrik and Mrs. leecher Kent will entertain at ridge at 3:00 o'clock at the home f Mrs, Kent., 520 llenkle Avenue, VinterT Park. , kl WEDNESDAY ■Mrs. Hurry B. Lewis ami Mrs. leorge D. Bishop will entertain it n swimming party nt Hunnuu ,ake honoring-Frank Dutton Jr. if Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Sandy Anderson Entertains At Bridge An exceptionally delightful racial affair of the week was that of Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Sandy Anderson en­ tertained nt bridge at her home on Central Avenue, honoring Mrs Iiewis S. Lench of Cochran, Ga. the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Ar. thur Branan. Baskets and bowls of roses, Carnations, shasta daisies , and zinnia* were effectively placed about the rooms where the card tables had been arranged for the gamesTallies in keeping with the color scheme were distributed by Master Sandy Anderson Jr., young son of the hostess. When the games of progressive bridge had been concluded, the prize for top score, an orange creamer, was awarded Mrs. Arthur Branan. The low score prizes a georgette handkerchief, went to Mrs. Joe Chittenden. Mrs. Leach was pre­ sented-#n embroidered luncheon **t hjr bee; hoste»*. At .-Uit ;t«k ■hour the hostess served pineapple souffle, date bars, punch and individual cukes frosted In yellow. Invited to iqcet Mrs. Leach wjre Mrs. Arthur Branan, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Alfred W Lee Jr., Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. William Moore Scott, Mrs- Waltet* L. Cooper and Mr/. Fred Dalfef. Q John Terwilllgcr left Sunday for Lake Placid, N. Y- where he *111 spend the summer. " Wil l Cures Chilla and Fever, In­ termittent, Remittent and Bliioue Eeter due tc Malaria. The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, Camp­ bell Lo.ssing Post, was held Tues­ day afternoon at the home of tho president, Mrs. George W. Knight, in San Lanta. After the reports of the offi­ cers and chairman of committees had been read, the secretary, Mrs. Mark A. Newman, who has just returned room the midsummer _ J » * t | minute o f irour time and “ HND-O-CORN"— Presto! Corn* dlauMwar. No pain. No more ^alk with ease. Don’t S oee ao-callrd "corn longer. They are Mrs. Hurt Entertains Sisters Bridge Club v Mrs. Ln Verne Hurt was the gracious hostess' Wednesday whan she entertained the members of the Sisters Bridge Club nt lunch­ eon and bridge nt her attractive new home in Loch Arbor. Quantities of exquisite red roses lent their benuty and frag­ rance in decorating the rooms where the gnmes were played. The colors of red and green were carried out in the bhidge accessor­ ies nnd also in the table decora­ tions. Each small luncheon table Mrsi Hal Wight G iy c s ^ * «7„ % Eustuco Peuks left Tuesday for Miss Blanche Foster of AdDelaware* where he goes to accom­ pany his wife home, after a visit vnnee, N. C., who is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. J. with her parents. S. Driver of Celery Avenue, has liccn called home by tho sudden Miss Futch of Delnnd nnd Hugh death of her grandmother, Mrs. Brownlee of Starke spent Wed­ Amanda Bailey, nesday in Sanford as the guests Mrs. Harry Ward is spending of Mis. II. C- Waters. n week with her daughter, .Mrs. R. R. Dens in Hose Court. ! , . Mis* Katherine Lanier left Mrs. Virginia Smith. Cornfll Tuesday for , her homo-at Orlando after visiting here as the guest left Thursday for Tampa Where she will spend Romo. time. of Miss Katherine Waters. Mrs. John Walker McClntnory Turner McDonald and Elver of Orlnmlo is spending the week ,<q Xiuujout Xnpb-jnqx )Jal uoqnf V re with her sister, Mrs. R-‘ R. ai-Hi.u -un.-aaiw nv •“ >; jptom Dcas at her hpmc in Rose .Court. A ftyri time. • Joe Chittenden and Lafe^ilpy Mrs. E D Tyner nnd small son Chittenden have returned » nortlV E. I). Tyner Jr. of Live Oak arc from Plant City here they '■at­ visiting here us the guests of hor tended the Mid Summer Confer­ ence of the Amcrirnn legion. sister, Mrs I M, Telford Mrs, Wallace Hopper nirttl Miss Ruby Booth und Mrs. daughter. Betty Mnry o f New Susan Muffin are expected t-> re­ Smvrnn spent the dnv hen* W<vl* turn home Friday from lloliijuiw nosdnv ns the euosts rtf Mrs. where they have been spending Ilopncr’s a"nt, Mrs. Sara Stewart, on Mellonville Avenue. Miss Marie Hail. Miss Eliaklirtli Rogers, Mi*« Neva Rogers. Miss Rowan, Tert«irr nnd Mika l.oniso Reott- o f Live Oalf,.. wbn have been attending thp Delta Deltn Pelfa. Dells. house hnn«i» party tatf Dayi»ay5- ** 4*' nf M# ♦onn Bench, were tho —--"irostl' Miss Olive Newman. Wednesday est score, silk hose, Mrs II. II. Wilherington. Miss i>ed Thursday *n ro"te to Tamp* Mrs. Floyd PalmerGenevieve Harris nnd William where they wW visit heforo tf?, The players were Berry of Apokn spent the day turning to Ihelr homes. Dickson of Orlnndo, here Wednesday as the guests of guest of Mrs. Hurt, Mrs. Braxton Mrs. Witlu-riogton’a daughter, L- Perkins, Mrs. Itnlph Wight. Mrs. II. C. Waters Mrs. Janies G, Sharon, Mrs. A. Bartholdi Peterson, Mrs Percy A. Mrs. Dave Miller of Jackson­ Mero, Mrs. Ernest lloiisliolder ville is visiting here ns the guest uiuJ Mrs, Floyd Palmer. of Mr and Mrs. Claude I’. Hern­ don ut their home mi Magnolia A venue. Lois Moran Scores ovan, eowboy actor and nvehltert. In Fox Feature Miss Aimu Spivey, linotype Tiie “ house that Jnek built** was operator nt the Herald, loft Tues- filled with purported nntiques. Chalk up another great screen day for Daythou Bench where few of wldrh wero old, the actress tally for Lois Moran! In "Isivo she tins accepted a position with eomplninod. Hungry," playing nt the Milano the Daytona Bench Times. NEW PORf m h l!F .V -lli Theatre today, Miss Moran hns Yest Product* Company is tnakeclipsed the enviable record «he set Mrs. Edgar Petris and Miss with Edmund I.owe In ’•Puldic-itv Leolu Peters of Miami are expect­ Madness." "l,ovt- Hungry" is some­ ed to urrivr here Thursduy after­ thing decidedly new in comedy- noon to be tbe guests of Mrs drama, with n liuninn touch pecu­ M. I). Barber on Magnolia Ave­ liarly its own, and we find Miss nue. Moran functioning 100 tier cent from start t<> finish. Lawrence Mrs. J L. Mn renter to nnd Miss Gray, who grows consistently bet­ Helen Mnronti'tte left Thursday ter with each release, does incom­ for Daytona Bcat-h where, they parable work opposite Miss Moran, will spend the summer. Thpy The story of "Love Hungry,, is un were accompanied by Miss Eliz­ intimate revelation of the inner abeth Turnbull who will be their If you w ish to ho pi-rmnni'tillv reworkings of a large newspaper of­ guest fon a fortnight. lli-veil of u Ah In MtoniHi-h mol h o w ••Is, 1 a Up lliiiilinnnn's On* Tu hlrls. fice,' csjieci all j* as it relates to the which •|ir«-|iareit e sp ecia lly fm Miss Sybil Wood of Florence, •ttimsi-hnrn men ami woim'n who write the "sob an s anil nil ( h r hail effect* S. C., who is visiting her sister reNiillliiK fr o m un* prussure. stuff.’’ Victor Hecrman directed T h a i em p ty. unnwInK f c c l l i m ut Mrs. C. M. Boyd, left Thursday this one for Fox. Don't miss it! pil o f the *(uimii-h will ill*n|ifor Orlnndo where she will spend pthe o e r ; Hint niixloii*, m-rvoii* fci-llus a few days ns the guosi of Mrs. wlih heiiiI lialpltnlloi, wi l l Miuleli, CORRECTION James Porter. She will return nmi you will a ‘ ‘ ileep lirenth to Sanford for an extended visit. n Tiini <1 oray, Through nn inndvertanro in itlrrm-r will * Wednesday's Issue Of the Herald, lit. niontlii* will fur e p t e rii the home of Mra. J. P. Brooks ns V arm s ptul fin g ers Veii*e Vour ■ft ruM.nml -'art I* wilt no loifi honor guest at the shower given Iluulmsini's Osffi TOSSING’S by Mrs. W. IL Bocechcr was in­ mom friun inisrfrrr e n ts I loti, i lei I he serted instead of Mrs. Milton QUICK SERVICE y e l l o w park***, nt Reel, for whom the purty was slurs. 1'rh-tt I t . 00, given. TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, Always on hand tit and Storage UNION PHARMACY r n n o h i> A M W v - % * T 'Z Attorney-et-Law Will practice In aQ the comrta Examination o f Abstraetn « f Land Titles given especial attention ■Architect 'first - N a ll Bank i. : : / Sanford, Fla, Until toy return from Will have charije'fifttAj office and transact all bi Phone B. & P. Building Real Estate take a btteTpfi Qood Bread! 2—FEATURE PICTURES—2 10c—FOR ONE ADMISSION—35c Loin Moran in l o v e Hu n g r y JuequQline Logan A Comedy Itommuu of Modern Youth—Re­ vealing the Heart of a Love Hungry Girl waiting nt the Cross Ronds of Romance for tlic Pritiro Charming of her Dream*. fine Knew no l-’oar, vet when menaced by MILANE £ven the kiddies can. tell th e '1differ­ ence in bread, and when- you give them Merita, they en joy i t w ith a keen, discern­ ing relish, because*-* THE LEOPARD LADY” this monstrous beast, terror made her shrink into the arms of n man she loathed—don’t miss this mystery ptc- tura. TO D AY 'from yourgroccxJ 2*SIZES-" Continuous 1 to 11 “The Coolest Spot In Town" Ilillio Dovo in "THE YELI.ON •ingle &split loaf] AM OU c a N b a k e s: ts oo utant Infants Dresses INTENDED FOR DOLLAR On Sale Friday FRIDAY DAY f’ We bonifht these lovely hand made baby frocks to sell on Community Dollar Day but they did not ar­ rive until late Wednesday afternoon. Come Friday and let us show you these extraordinary values. Other infants' dresses at $1.75. Second Floor OTHERS Second Floor Fancy Frock$ ain and Figured Georgettes and,,£hiffon: HINTS C. HOWELL PLANT CITY—Six-inch W c r .UMATILLA— Work i main and .2 fire plug* Installed nqrthbro Lake Courtly'* on Lemon Street faced road project*., J. G. Sharon Sport And if Opens «-:Savingb Account *»’ . and . . We Loan You A Beautiful Leather , Bound Orlando, Florida KICK t’KOI'l.lt *••■10 hMww <ka< IsUgMlIaR, #**•lleallaa. mmd racial Mlaeaae U bark •f aaaal -t Ibrlr Iraablra. Urllr or pbaar '0303 (ar Vraa lltrraturr aaM raaaallbtlan. ! ’ "V Yiv^kl^K. " Mr ^Stwb eierwts. m tfh iJ N Tha llaMrll NaaltarlMM. 0M %V. fiara Air, tlrlabMa, I'la -SyrrMliAir in •■■tra-lalrallnal bag rrrtal «tarns «of N|t on« oteomloltr. liata TODAY or if near you write to f LABORATORIES, Bird, Chicago, who you receive a^ J»r_ Miss Irene Shaw and Miss Lorcna Hargrove of Haines City are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Raines Mrs. A. II. Middleton and small son left Sunday for Atlantic City, N J. where they will spend the summer. They stopped over cn rrtute nt Asheville, N. C. for n short visit. r . M * « a r r ( r l l l s i affilrsIM r r ■ alia !■ aba rr— aval at m aira a » a • h i* eaaarra be lb # ns# a t #aa##u . 9-pORN at the fol- Mrs Beatrice Newmun has re­ turned from Plant City where she attended the Mid Summer Confer ence of the American Legion. Sam Byrd and James Wright returned home Wednesday from Gainesville where they spent a few days. get r id o f YOUR CORNS Personals The Junior Sewing Club held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the homo of fflizaheth Turner, 2.112 Palmetto Av­ enue. A short business session was held when the following of­ ficers were elector: president, Elizabeth. Turner; vice president, Dorothy Viele; secretary and treasurer, Margaret Whlta, At the conclusion of the .busi­ ness session a social hour was enjoyed. Dorothy Smith render­ ed several piano solos, after which the afternoon was spent with sewing and games. Tasty refreshments wero served later in the afternoon. The next meet­ ing will be held Tuesday at the home of Margaret White, 2320 Sanford Avonue. Those present at this meeting were Margnict White, Dorothy Viele, Doris Rockey, Evelyn Wil­ kinson, Dorothy Smith and Elisa­ beth Turner. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 192# Bank Lovely models i of naty *:ti i • ffcorgcttc-flt^Uering trimmed chiffons, w,:t .at* ii laws btuii* ' :*«T nine day time frocks ^ unuaaal tlegigng, aport These banks are handsomely bound In red, gray, Ivory frocks, street frocks and green Dupont Process Leather. Come In and take new georgettes for even* your choice of colors. lng. # 11 v '* *. Second Floor Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of Ji Sanford. - - - ,,,.0 nnd �THE SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLOKIPA, THURSDAY. JUNE 14. 1018 J( «. .!(•, !,1 ,,»• • • u S’ V.‘ r «; lh t ; .;. /•TV. 1-» r » v •. »ihi « i •• * t ' .-.*•*• - 1 ,A"J i* J> •;., l*'f. . •. \ t vj i- lift ( - «nn>J ,il & s w j"i: H;<nsV ‘ ->f ' v • -a l ..».t •’ *. f m , ><■..*(•»» r i ■ j u n M m JH'VfJ ji t y l i l ;'i * t; > j’ - — •\ j t — n i K I .1 1 1 » p i ■ 1 c n r 1 1 f. •••.<,<• i Proof o f the Dollar Day puddi ng was in the eating. A score The work and the funds used brought the desired results. In •ti < o f merchants helped make it a success and then benefited alm ost^erv^^ase, the benefits exceeded the expectations;?! those participating. Crowds such as Sanford has seldom or from it sales and the gaining o f new customers __ • from other communities. v $ * . yp — \ never seen crowded the stores and walked the streets. * / Long hours and hard work went into the preparations^for the day. M o o n e y s spent liberally. Every means o f carrying •* . i f satisfied. The purchasers were satisfied. ^They“will come again when the merchants invite them to Sanfords next big community Dollar Day. the message o f Dollar Day far and wide over Central Florida was utilized. 'A number of themerohftiti&who look part in the day are al­ portunities. ready planning for another similar event next month. Among these merchants are some who made no extensive To all the merchants o f Sanford, The Herald wishes to an­ nounce that another Dollar Day is coming late in July. With plans for the occasion. They doubted that large crowds of people could be induced to shop in Sanford. Now, they know the crowds can be brought here and they are planning better the co-operation of every responsible merchant this July Dol­ lar Day can be made an even greater success than Wednes­ day’s was. bargains for the next great Dollar Day. .„ , * j The Herald will co-operate to the fullest extent with every merchant. He will be given assistance with his advertising A number of merchants failed to reap the full harvest of Dollar Day business. They either failed to take part in the day or underestimated its worth to the community and them­ selves. Now these merchants know Dollar Day can be made copy and in preparing for the event. The Herald only asks that each merchant who enters strive to his utmost to make the day a success for himself and Sanford by planning ahead and being fully prepared when the day arrives. i n tremendous success. They have seen others profit by its op­ But Rem em ber This The merchants who have the greatest success in special events bargains are being offered, these same consistent advertis­ such as Dollar Day are the merchants known, the merchants who advertise ers are the merchants who get the cream o f the city’s busi­ whose names are consistently. These ness. They can tell you that advertising in The Herald pays merchants advertising steadily, reap their largesti reward on a large dividend. Dollar Day. And during the periods when no special dollar _ , i . . U X'dx.. •• • 1 vM f t •»l ►V ••»•• • . J >- , •• i’ ■,M *•’ v **■ . '»•*>« •‘ - ••I ft. to * X H -'/ v• ..41 j r*« • ,.u- ••4 - -*l /•» l * •* ' —v u . - t - i i v J •I .. ' ,i. w O i'lKl ■ - :• ; ,. •til tljut}. 'iff * �L • V •< ' * I-,. « n ' , t « ., , . ^ ▼ PAGE 5SSS0EBB tod. IlIGGRRS DAIRY PAR P to jU ^ fi Sanford Daily Herald fANT AD RATES Term*: Caah In Advanca fclephone ads,' will be receired br patron* and collector sent nmediately for payment. |Time ............—— 10c a fine Times — 8c a Hae |Times ---------- 7c a line Time rates on request, [Tbs reduced rates are for knaecutlve insertions. [ Fire words of average length counted a line. Minimum charge o* 80c far st- insertion. [All advertising is restricted proper classification. If an error is made The Sanbrd Herald will b* responsible br only one incorrect insertion, po advertiser tor subsequent sertiontt. The office should be Dtifled immediately in case of »r. Help Wanted— YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— l our months ago you read the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad and af­ ter three months and one week of study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile nnd is independent. You nri; still looking. Will seqd another tyoui’g lady to same shop in two weekh. Ijist week tho fa­ ther of one of our students stated that his 17 year oU daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she will be getting from $40 to $00 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs when you arc trained to hold them. Call for C. A. Haines nt Herald office and he will he glad to ex­ plain details. Sweet Milk Sweet-C* Balter Mill Milk for Babiea - TRAIN WIJBCKS ONTARIO, Cal., JJune 19.— (INS)—One man was killed and two others are believed to bo dead as n result of the derailment of a Southern Pacific fast freight train one half mile west of hero today. The dead man was identi­ fied ns Joe Postula of Wilkesbare, Pa. The two believed to have perished were tramps known to have been riding one of the derailed cars, a lumber carric rji’ ^t.' ■ *? F rien d $ ft ® 0 Is known In Ihe day o f adversity. _ t Pickford Gets OLD TIME WEIGHT Mary Stopped By Customs THROWER WAS OF SMALL PHYSIQUE v f I But there Is no Onetime PcnnsylvanUUnlver* Hity Athlete Who Weighed Only 150 Pounds Was Able To Toss Hammer 150 Yards p o ^ r ^ n l t l n f f fntll you urc In a Ifijht Rlacc to jlnd N&T^YORK, June 21.— (INS) —Far back In memory’s dusty ar­ chives Is a vague recollection that out how much time and money the Sanford Herald a ground keeper at the University TWO FIVE room modern bunga­ of Pennsylvania was hit on the lows. One furnished, one unfur­ head by a 10-pound hammer and classified ads can save you. nished. Rent reasonable. Apply lived to resume his ground keep­ Mrs. Lulu A. Miller 1300 Sanford ing on u Ir.rgc and eminently suc­ Avenue. cessful scale. That was more than Whether you want to buy, sell or exchange, you can 20 years ago but the same mantnl FOR RENT new Duplex house in pigeon hole furnishes amplified nice location with all modern data to the effect that the man conveniences. Will rent cheap to count on n Herald classified ad for help. who throw the hammer was Dan permanent tenants. Phone 207. Luby nnd that he wan something of n prize exhibit boenusc lie could FOR RENT; New nlno room furn­ TO ADVERTISERS METAL ROOFING: Tho Roof Ev­ achieve distances of 150 feet in It pays both to read and use them. The number is ished house for Vent 1901 Mag. ^ H erali - K^ia&sJttv* erlasting. Metal ' shingles nolin. Rent $00 per month. Phone spite of the fact that he wus n |ioroughly familiar with rates itanding seam tin and t/alvanizfcd 219. comparatively meagre spdeinten of les and classification will roofs. Sec Janies H. Cowan. Oak 150 pounds. MB. d l* Ive you complete information. \vo. nnd Third St. Phone 111. That foot-for-cvery-pound thing 19— Houses For Sale |nd If you wish, they win assist caught the popular fancy of the dny PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano du in wording your want ad and, until the present, it always FOR SALE OR RENT—Six room tuning-hy~ex)«rta with 17 years sera effective.. j had been good for., n recital any bungalow, all conveniences, nice •xperience. Sanford rqusic store ] lime you panted to astound th** country home, reasonable Ternw ■irriT>mrifri ind Gift Shoppa. * McLandsr Ar- R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 5i0. gent who alwayff-knows everything A n n ou n cem en t* about everything. But no tnoro. 7—Situation Wanted You can't very well become choler­ 21—Acreage For Sale ISSIFIED Advertising wBl REFINED WHITE LADY Wishes ic about a Jobby who operutcil |limulntc your business at very more than 20 years ago when you position. Anything considered. ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable ill cost. Herald Want Ads each Phone H92R. have one today who can heat him for poultry farm. Located four reach thousands of people— bndly nt his own game, miles south of Sanford on old Or* , 'e who wait and watcli fo* 6— Help Wanted Male Iundo road. 33 acres, part high A Downright Gift land and some of it low, Ideal for Classified page—people who MANAGER for Tho latter is Don Gwinn, of the Snnford terri­ looking for opportunities ami University « f Pennsylvania, five tory. Aluminum stenm cooker chickens and ducks. Can ho bought that the Want Ad page is • sells $(3.50, good money making for $100 per aero on your own fret seven incites in height, 152 o f opportunities. Your mca- proposition. Dunham 420 Ruth terms. Addr ss R. J. Holly, First Olvniplti Fields Jta Declared Extensive Grounds And Well pounds in weight nnd downright N o t Of Type Which <-hnm Cl National Bank Building, Sanford -t on this page will produce re- street, Orlando, Fla. P S locked F ishing Creeks T o gifted in n seven-foot circle. Don­ Likes To Piay;Haeen,lSara Fla. at a cost that is surprising! * Supply President With Ilia ald is by far the greatest athletic 7.en Reported In Fine Trim 12— Wanted Call 148 for service. Every Wish Of Recreation oddity we have had in the weight 26— Miscellaneous For Sale throwing events. He is consistently WANTED—To buy or rent for ny DAVIS J. WALSH * 'SUPERIOR, WK, June 21—The beyond ICO feet with the hammci four months, Hmnll boat with FOR SALE—Child’s ' crib,' high NEW YORK, June 19.— (I N S )- tmlntial woodland home of Henry regardless of his inadequate pro [PERT PIANO tuning and re­ chair, and adjustable drear Must be cheap and in pairing. Phonograph repairing a kieker. form. Mrs. John Russell Union Although professional golfers sel­ Clay Pierce, miilii-mlllionnire oil portions and it would come as no* good condition. Phone 771. flialty. For ten days only I and Lakevicw Avenues. dom make n practice of idiuuting operator, on th,, Bmlu river, even the faintest of surprises if lie clean nnd tunc your piano for WANTED— Dresses made the Olympic team iu his to make. HONEY 80c gallon. Comb Honey about a matter like that, except where President Coolidgc nnd his specially. SO. Phone or clave your order at Fancy or plain. 212 W 4th 15c lb. 100!) Union Avenue. out loud, the idea somehow had executive family will spend thr Tropical News Agency next When and if he does, Gwinn will |tho Snnfora , ug Co. Mr. Street. Phone 739JJ. BOAT FOR SAIJ5: 30 foot bridge penetrated today thnt pros in summer, is valued at $2,000,000 look like a modern Jock among belt Phone 229. OFFLCE SECRETARY WANTED deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft general believe that this is to be with immense grounds and is giants nt Amsterdam, for your weight mnti is n potential piano —Efficient shorthand, typing fuHy equipped, sleeps six. Price their year to make Hobby Jones known to have the finest trout mover both in appearance nnd in OFFICE SECRETARY WANTED -easuiiRblc. P. O. Box 038. |,„,k |iVcc- the thing you left the ss tested for grasses by D* It even fishing sltvHtns iu the United imiseular development. —Efficient shorthand, typing, layis. Opposite Court Houw is conceivable that Gwinn will simple bookkeeping. Dependable, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No night before anil see in tho mirror Stales Apply Stokes Seed doubt there arc several pieces o. the monism .a^ur; jltj.be exact, a The grounds comprintdVcr LOOP w*ke ,iv*nyti»r, (hq, -Wyini i njift -lie or Granada Div Ginger accurate. Co., 18 McLnnder Arcade, be­ discarded furniture in your honn muffacres on both nidi* of the IJrulc look silly by getting a place in Lite lie call 705. Prompt Delivery. They say Olympic Fields over tween i* and 10 A. M. River nnd contain many streams first five, wherein the analogy be­ that aro no longer of value to you which the National Open GoU •Lost And Found T EA M WO It K all kinds —turn them into rash . . . a Hcr- Championship will he played from which rise nnd end within thp con­ tween himself and Luby fades right Plowing, harrowing, and mow­ nld Classified Ad will put your Thursday to Saturday of this fines of Cedar Island Lodge, where out of tlie portrait. Tho Pennsyl­ vania entry only did 150 feet on )UND—Two pair of shell rim- ing Phone 830-W or 2300 Mci- incssugo before thousands of read­ week, is not a Jones course mid President Coolidge will reside. There me a score of buildings on one of two unimportant occasion ers. Cali 148 today. led gin sues in lobby First Nu- lonvillc Ave. then proceed to tell you why. It the estate heated and lighted by nnd never rally nmnuqted to any­ }na) Ilank. Owner can claim WANTED: 'to nuy second hand FOR SALE—Mathuehck piano, In "M ™ lhnl Chlcugn course power generated in a private thing in a national sense. describing same und paying motorcycle. Must bo reasonable j good condition. Phone 4G0-W. or |P « « a premium on necurnte duplicate of one in Italy, is 80 Gwinn hns had to overcome his this ad. and in good condition. Box Z c-oJcaB at 327 W. 9th St. P with the mashle nib ic end feet high and built of cobblestones natural handicaps hy the develop­ j f -------------------------------------------------1 nihlic, whereas Jones Is supposed by workmen imported from Italy. ment of n somewhat unnatural )ST: Bctwean Sanford and Rands saniord iicraiq .______________ __ POTATOES DELIVERED $1.00 *to stress long iron approaches and style; that is, it may be quite na­ $80,000 Dining Hall [Crossing, brown leather travel* TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin’sJ A BUSHEL—Thc*o are “culls’ ( booming hrafsie seconds The dining room cost $80,00(1 to tural from his own standpoint but Personally, meaning if I was a build. Under the huge roof of Ce­ it hardly adheres to the orthodox Barber Shop. Between Fire Stu-.too small to ship; more trouble to bag. Finder Please return same lion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. |prepare for cohking. .Just as profesional anil had to write testi dar Crest lodge und within its log in any sense. the Sanford Herald. good to cat. Telephone 775. ntonials and play golf every day walls are immense living rooms Intricate Business WANTED—Can use frc*h yard and everything, I wouldn’t bother with huge fireplaces. The buffet The hammer throw happens to -Automobiles eggs thirty cents a dozen until [FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, about going into details on Jones' he one of the most intricate of in tho dining room, like nil the party ncods funds. Cost new Star Grocfurther notice. Red 28 FAST DODGE four sedan. chances in any given tournament. $450.00 Will aelL for $150.00 Ad­ All i'd do about it would be (<> other furniture, is of mahogany events, ns far its the development [Like new. Priced tight. Miller ery nnd Feed t'o. hand carved ,nnd the buffet alone of form is concerned. It requires dress B. Box 428 Sanford, Fla. Phillips, Inc., 13th nnd Elm keep very quiet and give the Inw in so massive that it would fill the that a man remain in the circle IS— Apartment For Rent Pnonc 3. 35 ACRES OF HAY-Heavy growth of averages « chance. In nny case, average dining room. The kitchen while leaping nbout in the throcn I; GOOD TOURING CAR, A-l 3 Room furnished apartment. 2 ready to cut, on shares or cheap I wouldn’t bet a golf course is of tile und servants quarters of his swing and ull too few have for cash. Telephone in evening to against Jones; for that young man adjoin been aide to muster tho icloncn. [Condition. $225.00. New tires, beds, all conveniences. $15.00 is all golfer and, if hia short pitch paint. Miller O. Phillips Inc. monthly, 301 5th and Palmetto, 775. The President will have two The majority of competitors aro ett aren’t clicking, his long ap­ things in possibly greater measure content to make two turns and *ond kono 3. 27— Money To Loan proach putts will be and the re­ st Cedar Island I/ulgc than he the weight away. A few of the "GRANDVIEW TERR AC K” fOR SALE.—Nash Sedun late Formerly Lions Club apartment sult would he much the same could got elsewhere in the CoUn good ones, such us McGrath, Jack Ddcl, completely equipped first ON WHITE or colored property. BLDG Daytona Beach, Flu. It might seem, to a man on a try. One is safety und the other Merchant, Paddy Ryan and Tooteil tss rondtion, cash or terms to B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2ml Et. limb, that the pros achieved satis ATTRACTIVE BUMMER trout fishing. The park comprises Kpotuible party. Call Mr. lturRENTALS faction at Oakntunt last year. 4,100 acres and is almost entirely MODERN THROUGHOUT—Elec­ 29— Permanent Waving tk. phone 652J DeLand, Fin. Jones looked somewhat u lit imigc fenced in nnd contains a private tric Refrigeration, etc. Silver FOR RENT OR SALE— on that occasion but the trouble, herd of 100 deer. Tho gates nro DODOS and Linens furnished. Inquire at Dwelling 1810 Palmetto Ave. from the pros’ standpoint, was that Impassible nnd at each gate there oasure cam and Graham truck*. apartments or ut any realtor. Dwelling 1820 Park Ave. they had nothing to do with the Are private telephones that arc Sim and 13th. Street Phone 3. Colclough Realty Co. case. They didn't iMke Jones look used THREE ROOM bungalow npartgate guards to announce 311 First National Bk. Bldg. bdklns and Cowan Co. Auto the part; he did It himself. Besides, the anrival of visitors. nx?nt, completely furnished, radiator and sheet metal works. nicely located. I'hone 99. no one covered himself with gur (Legal Ads) The sleeping quarters of the [7 French Avenue. Phone 710-W lands of trailing arbutts on that president mid gjiests tare in to I M f l ' . l l S T A T t'.l IIIS T H N T C O tttlT TRY THIS—If you have an apsrtback-breaker of a course. n o v t i i k i i k n i N T i i i r r o k k i .o i i i i i a large cabin on u nisland that is cut \ HUPfLMARMON ment to rent give complete de­ This lime, however, it may he o ff from the mainland by a draw No. 1791 T. Iti I l o a k r u i i t c ) . Sanford Automobile Co. tails in a Herald Classified ad. . . In thr inatti-r of that their position Is more strat­ bridge. H M I T K IlltOrt. INC?. Ifignolia Ava. Thone 137. tell everything there ia to be to'd egic Having just run o n c twn in lU ak rw a'Fishing is superh- The largest nbout it and you will find it much T o the c r e d ito r s o f tin, a b o v e n » m - the Britiih Open, Hagen and Sara-DuTir*«c Service fish hatchery in the country is said n| bunkrutil: easier to secure u tenant. Call 14B. Notice I* h ereby alv e n that p er- sen are supposed to be “ hoi” for to contain 450,000 adult trout of f N: NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. sunnl property b e lo n g line to the the first time in several years; every knonV^ species. Eight men o f the a b o v e numsd bankrupt In Sanford Paint & Wall P a p e r FOR RENT furnished 6 room gar­ estate will be sold under the d ir ec tion o f In fact, some would have them hot arc employed at the estate the year age apartment oil modern con* iSenrice IVellstelli Jr., the trustee, enough to poach un egg. The courcr house servants. at No. Htreet City o f Hanford, too, is said to he idea! for their around, besides vcnienccs. Phono 207. Three men arc on duty at all times on the i t l l i day o f Ju n e III! at VlDLER, Chiropodist. Every II o 'clo c k In Ihe fore noon. A g e n ­ type of game and nlso for those at the fish hatchery. rooms aad eral I Wednesday 0 to 5 at Bluebird FURNISHED four d e s cr ip tio n o f ihe pr op erty to exploited by Johnny Farrell, Mac bath, close in 211 laurel Ave. Living Quarters be sold as f o l l o w s : Htock o f f u r n i ­ Lvjtjf Shoppe. Pho ie 340-J. Smith and a half dozen others. ture. m erch a n dise and fixture#. The living quarters on Cedar Is Pho^e 190-W. The said p rop ep rty may be In­ Hagan shot the course in the land contain n long Hying room 8UN PROOF PAINTS sp ected at the a b o v e pr rm lses on iEUN furnished apartmentJ, any bu siness day prior to the anle middle sixties yvhpn it was some­ with a fireplace on each end, and feter Spar Varnishes and Ena­ Murphy ateel kit- b etw een the h ours o f J0 :00 A. M. what lets arduous several years seven large bedrooms. Every bed­ mels. Velum ins Flat Wal and f>:00 P. Sr. dnU. Persian clay jesso. plastlco .’hcn: Garuge: excellent neighbor­ T h e tr u stee reser ves the r ig h t to ago and there is no doubt that he room has a shower. Around the w ith d r a w an y o f the said property is more the old nsgsn today than hood: rent very reasonable. Park Moulding els* and Plaques. Sanwalls o f the spacious living room from aula u nless it shall b r in g at ord Paint A Wall Paper Co. G. U. Apartmonts, No. 3, or Phone 67, IraM s e v e n t y - f i v e per cen tu m of he waa at that time. Saracen has are carved plaques illustrating turned himself into a strict die­ thr appraised value. Sayer. Itua#, Propr. 112 W. First St. I t e f e r e e In B a n k r u p t c y , tician thia year with notable re­ hunting and fishing scenes and al­ FLATTERING AFTERNOON so innumerable glass cases con­ IVZt. THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ ltitled, J u n e WIP, FROCKS sults and Farrell alto has gone in taining mounted birds and fish IL L IA M W. KLLIH duced rates. 317 Park. Phon* TRANSFER Service of all kinds. strongly for physlclal condition­ token throui|hout the_. world by fullnrii is lb* latest, dictum Skirt I (’• IN T i t K r l l t o u t r CO UR T I f f AN D ing Phone 670-\f or 8302: C. E 859-J. ligner s-whjch hst been POIl BKMINOLK COUNTY. KLOHPierce- Tho furniture la all hand of the Paris designer ’ rpening. sed by American I It A. IN C I I A M E U Y . In the feco o f these 5*ni,“ n?.J carved and every floor Is covered whole-heartedly endorsed LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ women. The two models illustrated O rothrrh ood HLata. Batik f o r Hav­ Stances and the fact that the field ,tK oriental rugs. with ished. 3 room and garag*. At­ WIGHT PRINT SHOP ings. a c o rp o r a t io n . dispose of this fullness by meant of Including the best from England, Other* buildings on the place are Bounces which are very becoming PtJAPPY service on any thing In tractive; summer rates. Apply 804 va the finest e Netlorfal Open has the superintendent's house, head- especially to the mature figure. The W 1 1 * ON H LBHNBTT. and L A U R A Ii^rinting. A phone call will get Magnolia. Phone 280-W.________ France end Australis, probably is quartern building with a dining 'frock M. LKSNKTT. lit* wife. at the left it of one of the ur'man. Phone 417-W. 9 Rail* Small garage apartment. Call 281. o m i K i t o k a m t v i c e b y p u b l i ­ known, {he odde lag({tnKt Jones room wing for employee, the flah modish silk prints. It may be adapted A ve., ' ______ _ catio n should be no better than 6 to 1. hatchery the largest greenhouse in to evening wear by omitting (he T o : W ilson 8. Lesnrtt, and Laura To my uncultivated intelligence, the north country, and a targe sleeves and using satin or chiffon. If "LEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS 16— H ouses F o r K ent M Lesnrtt. Ills wire, ttrldgevllle, desired, it may be made without the this fact alone should be sufficient TITH THE NEW WALL PAINT ONE 6-Room house. Unfumish- ’ Pennsylvania . It la h ereb y ordered that you. and to prevent anyone from becoming barn for riding horses. cascade drapery at the side. TUETHING NEW AND BET­ Many odd cedar bridges cross ed. Apply Mrs. Lulu A. Mil­ e a c h o f you a p p e a r to Ihe hill o f The frock shown at the right is Jones' the Brule river end other streams TOR FURTHER INFOR- ler, 1309 Sanford Ave. Phone c om p la in t filed hare a g a in s t you In unduly optimistic over one that combines the two virtues es­ thr a b o v e e p ll lle d cau se, on the In d chances. If he Is worth only one ITKIN, CALL PHONE 235-J 364W. are numerous. sential to * home-dressmaking pstday o f Ju t D. l*St, and the Han Itera h ereb y d es ig n a ted as dollpr against six, then I think “ V. C. COLLER, SAN**"• 'injirWH**' « f cut and smartness FOR RENT—$40 monthly, the, matter rightfully;Ar " gathered " FLA, tractive f»v« room sidm d in this light gpd WH i f|fcU£f8ito‘ may be R M B H fl a: onaec r’S DRUG STORE—Pre- house. Nicely located. Al; and ___ whole range wF sense of whether th* coi ay. fa b r i» f» S ta b le : as ' *, Drugs, Soda. Ws ara provements. References jir’wUi not beat hin& *> chiffon,* georgette end L pour phone. Call 103. Phone 868J. V. H' DOUULAHH t 5 ■ ■ ■— The hip-molding sash may be of self' Portion S2*r*J a DAYTONA BEACH— FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow of fabric or of mim ribbon. KEY WEST—Two-thirds Uy M. W K L K H . "fiLOCKS^frrigmtlon • t?lerk. *f Atlantic Avenue between Main Kay V ie w stretch ul for rent for summer end , First Model: I cement work. (H K AL). Kemp •ibly longer. Everything E. 5 ROOM MODERN house, close in. Very cheap. Phone 830W or 2300 Mcllonvillc Ave. ESs&E? PROS EXPECT TO VAST ESTATE OF BEAT JONES FOR HENRY PIERCE IS TITLE THIS YEAR CAL’S NEW HOME Daily Fashion Hint 4 Daily Fashion NEW YORK. June 19.—(INS) —It was all just a big mistake, and sho didn't knqw any better, the Customs Department agreed today, in allowing Mary Pickford to claim her 12 trunks of Paris gowns upon payment of about $3,500 duty. Granting that the (UqLfavoritc, didn't mean to do wrong Ahe g eminent officials imposed alty for her undervaluation ‘ ;of $7,000 worth of wearing aparel which she brought with her Sat­ urday aboard the liner Romu. On lnvcstigatibn, it transpired that the uctrcss had puid less than the average customer for her gowns, becauso modlstlcs were quick to sense the advertising val­ ue of having their creations worn by Mary Pickford. WINTTR PARK—New Ben­ son’s Pharmacy opened at 312 East Park Avenge. were and hove been able t o . jio-, gntiatc 3 turns and remain in the circle. Naturally, they obtained superior distances. Suppose then that Gwinn had i,|v<i«rt.>^ii|vuiSd-hu;skill.,The suppositioiT Ts elidible that a world's retard would bo the result. For Gwinn, needing greater accelera­ tion in order to overcome his lack of heft, is said to make four turns in the circle and sometimes us many us five. A man who can dn Unit could dance the polka dot. Correct me, Arhuthnoy, if I’m wrong, but it seems to me that, given tho necessary additional inches and pounds, a man of such agility would he almost unbeatable. i 4)11 42** GRACEFUL AFTERNOON FROCKS For hiiornn! afternoon * irock4T»auf*d«r*xieat**U»ey ; Ieminme elegance with almost simplicity. They coaid apyre be worn with Just a fur piece an days. The dress at the left owt very feminine charm to hs vest lace and the drapery at the side o f t . skirt. For general wear, printed radhan or crfpe de Chine will -ha attr but for more informal wear,*! chiffon is the ideal choicer The more sporty dress at the draws inspiration from the popali tof the 'kerchief for Spring ana £ per fashions. Not only its collar, ihe pointed tiers of Its skirt r“ |he ’kerchief. This frock may be I nf any of the silk erf pee, and ia tially*attractiTC in plain ertpe da ' With s'! printed collar. > First' Model i Pictorial Printed tern No 4299. Sues 14 to 18 Rill Germ Laden.Flies *i— BN* —and kwp them away. Bee Brand Inaect der or Liquid kilts Flits, An la. Roaches, Poultry Lies, Mosquitos*, Flssa, Bad Buga,and oth.r ln-i ascta.Won*i spot or stain, like powder on plants, and psts. Writ* ms /*e FREE insect 6om A(. If! dealer can’t supply, we will ship by parcel poet i t prices named. MrCOOMJCX St CO, * ihi , 144. ' BBB BRAND f' toe a iv> i o . « i * a (po«#si.oo im i JOc UWw Omi J|a B ee B ra n d INSECT POWDER . OR LIQUID & r sI,' — Furniture Repairing Refinishing Upholstering f£ By Factory Expert I am opening a shop in Sanford and will be equipped to handle any kind of repair work promptly. Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. C. KiUingsworth Corner First St. and Sanford Are. -ClassifiedBusiness pirectory “ TRANSFER” HEMSTITCHING Vi -------—----------- — ' ■■■■ytt CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co.. ;ef Sewing Machiiw Shop Hauling, Crating, Shipping, 8ld« * lieAjkld, Ranted, Track Facilities. Phone 896, 200 N. Maple. Ralph W. Loosing, Mg*. ,V.. 3 nS»y raymenU f t one 80 North Park. Voldo* ! Batteries Furniture lloff-Mac Battery Co. 117. Boat 2nd. Street WE BUY or trade la need ture. Wagner Furniture On, Awning* jpa SEMINOLE AWNING SPENCER TOP SHOP. CurUla.l ^ ninei> winiow Cushion! and Seat Covaringa. |UB � 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, June 21, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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>, June 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/545592948a4163abf1429cc6def2ed62.pdf 6c9771fb95ebffea44560887e67f4191 PDF Text Text 0 ■ X J I m! cart, ■< M Spot and Ric ., S t Vegetable H trden Land, i it,’' _ <iii* '$'*>*i l,i -HI 3 1 < ■'tV t',1 AN jNDEPKNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VUJ j— LcasotfWire International News Service" II 'AY LIVES fOR Mion Is Scene Electrocu­ tion Which Coolidge Ref u'^ed To Prevent in e O f1V ictim sls Carried To C h;,ir # •Irst Of Men ToBeExecuted GoesToChair With MournfulSong WASHINGTON. June 22 l(INS)—Three men were [electrocuted in the district bail today for the murder of patrolman. Lce -W. K. Btwh. Nicholas Lee Engles, 1?2 a -New York gunman, went to |thc chair first. Samuel More­ no, 20 of Washington, follow­ 'd calmly smoking a cignrlette. J o h n C. Procter, 19, of [Baltimore, who-. collapBc<| . last Inipcht, was the third ninn executed. The death mnrch tUnitcd nt 10 I A. M. Just before Proctor collapsed lie [Indicated to a guard he wanted to Imake a statement. Ho attempted to talk, and after muttering a few [words About the shooting of the policeman fainted. Proctor was carried to the death chair on the same stretchers which 1boro the executed men away. He was virtually unconscious for sev­ eral hours preceding the execution. About 300 persons surrounded the jail and extrn guards were thrown out an a precautionary measure. Eagles went to the chnir singing “Eli Eli," a song of sorrow, nt the top of his voice. The entire jail re­ sounded with the half wail of an* gi:iah. Prior to the execution Eagles had danced and jigged his ceil, and played witn n kitten. His actions evidently were forced in a sUprcmc effort to keep from collapsing. .the execution Engles cail. .group of ndwrpnpcr men the prescrich of Malcolm Howard, a nCgro sentenced to ex­ ecution for killing hin wife, und made a plea for the nogro. "He’s ldack and I’m while, lmt wo’re brothers under the skin," Eaglrs said. “ I want you hoys '.n help him out if you ran." Eagles and Moreno maintained to the last that Proctor had shot Busch. They claimed that they had shot at a policeman who woh witli Busch. The other officer was wounded. Proctor, however, insisted that he was not armed. K Cairns Is President Of Municipal Heads City Manager George 11Cairns has been elected presi­ dent of the Florida League of Municipalities for the coming year, according to a message received here today front Iajcsburg where the annual con* vention of the league is in ses­ sion. Mayor Fred Ward of Winter Park was chosen first vice president. Mr. Ward is well known in Sanford, There are present nt the convention 100 representatives of city of­ ficials from 35 cities in this state, it was stated. BALL HARDWARE COMPANY SELLS BUSINESS BLOCK -Jacksonville Interests Rut Two-Story Brick Building ■ Fo^fiftpO pJT o [$70,000; ■ voMovt) Sale of the Bail building on First Street to Jacksonville in tc-rests was announced today by .1. G. Ib'fTT, head of the Boll Hard­ ware' Company, which owned the structure and lins been occuplng the first floor. Although no consideration was announced, it is reported that the transaction involved between $00,000 and $70,000. Identity of the purchaser was not revealed, nor was any announcement made as to whnt use will be made of the building in the future. Plans of buyers are expected to be made public within a short time. With tho sale of the building, announcement was made by Mr. Ball that his firm has leased space in the Miller building on I’nrk Avenuo for a new location. Re­ moval of the stock will get under way immediately and the store ii expected to bo opened for busi­ ness in the new quarters by the latter part of next week. The Ball building is a twostory brick structure, h«B. a frontage of 82 feet on First Street nnd u depth of approxi­ mately 100 feet. The entire first floor Is used by the hardware concern while the second floor is devoted to offices. The Ball Com­ pany acquired the building in lb20, moving into it shortly after­ wards. Transfer of the property con stituti-d the largest reality trailsaction involving business sites, Hint has been negotiated in Sunford for some time. Tile purchase price is said to represent an excolic nt valuation on First Street properl). Tennessee’s Public Negrro Gets $150 Fine Utilities Use Agent For Rum Possession For Propagandism Joe’ Jackson, Snnford negro, must pny into the city coffers $150 or serve 00 tiuys on the streets, according to the ruling of Judge W. E. While. Jnckson was con­ victed in City Court this morn­ ing on n clinrge of Imving liquor In his possession. Other cases on the docket to­ day were; George Burk, charged with disorderly conduct, found guilty and dismissed. Sidney Jones, payed a fine of $7 on n charge of speeding. Julia Godson was found guilty of drunkeness nnd fined $5 or 10 days. Elnora Burk was found not guilty on a charge of disorderly conduct, but was fined $10 or 10 days on an-, other charge of being drunk and disorderly. Elax Benjamin, disorderly con­ duct, was fined $10 or 10 days Robert Mitchell payed a fine of $5 for alleged disorderly conduct. Arthur Buah, charged with giving liquor to convicts, was transferr­ ed to th e.county authorities. WASHINGTON, June 22.— (IN S)—Activities of tho Tennes­ see public utilities propaganda service is directed chiefly at in­ fluencing public opinion through the schools and newspapers, ac­ cording to the testimony of Guy T. Newborn, <CQ) director of the State Information Bureau, be­ fore the Federal Trade Commision today. Ncwbcin declared that his bur­ eau is supported by street rail­ ways gas, water, electric light and telephone companies and that its largest annual collection was $19,000 received in 1025. The money is used for payment of salaries,’ publicity operations and to pay club duos of the bur­ eau and its members. The bur­ eau, according to Ncwbcrn, holds a membership in the United States Chamber of Commerce which costs $100 a year. Ncwbcrn testified thut tho bur­ eau maintains * fund for the en­ tertainment of newsnuper men. He said that ho publishes , the Tennessee Utility News, a magaxine whch goes to high school McLatiiihs Are Back principals and others. About 4,600 copies are distributed From Jewelers’ Meet monthly. The witness also told of the preparation of three Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mclsiulin pamplots on utilities subjects and Henry .McLaulin Jr., have re­ which were distributed in the turned from Jacksonville where high schools of the state. they attended the convention of EARHART I'AYB HOMAGE the Florida Retail Jewelers. The convention was held Tuesday and LONDON, June 22.—(INS)— Wednesday. Mr. McLaulin said Miss Amelia Earhart, American this mornnig that the convention aviation heroine and the first waa one of the best in the hitaory woman to* fly the Atlantic, paid of the • organisation. homago to the British Empire s Among the principal spcakcix war.dead today. Miss Earhart, nt the convention wss "Big Bill'' accompanied by Wtlmer Stulls, Frazier of Durham N.‘ C., regiqn pilot of the trans-Atlantic mono­ ul vice-president of the Nitlonal plane Friendship, placed a wreath Retail Jewelers Association upon the cenotaph—-The memori­ Mr. McLaulin stated that he ex­ al to the empire’s war heroes. A pected to arrange for the 1925 large crowd watched the ceremon* convention to be brought to San­ ies. '* , ford but due to previous arrange­ PANAMA CITY— Panama ments the delegation from Ocala was abla to secure the conventio» Produce Company recently added modern cold storage plant and for that city. 'double Ite floor agape., t _ GREENVILLE — Southern EONIFAY-^New school build­ Sawmill here operating at capacing under construction here. Ry. — nsaNFORD FL0R1IYX7TKIFAY, JUNE ste, i9 $ ~ Volsfcnd Act 'Firms Cghtcr Of Converfetatlbti AmorigAII cred At Houston ForMcct Delegates jWha JfbveGalh- Mack Statem ent On Subject Is Thorn Anti-Liquor Crowd To Insist Upon Complete SupportOf Spirit Of Prohlblhion Law HOUSTON, June 22.—(INS)— The prohibition issue stalked like a gaunt ghost today among tho early arriving delegates to the Democratic National jConvifntihn. It was uppermost in everybody's mind; it was gossiped about and speculated In the hotel lobbiis wherever politicians gathered; it figured J n every brand of preconvention speculation. Only a negligible few of tho arrivals, whether delegates or socalled leaders, believed thpt tho fight- over—the—prauddaqUai nomi­ nation will bo anything, but nhort and -snappy. JEUe-epW1^ .- UwX. Governor Smith will be nominated within throe ballots is so univer­ sal that it is accepted on all sides as a "fact, with the possible exception of those who arc back­ ing Senator James A. Reed. Th-.i Reed managers still grimly insist that Smith isn’t nominated—and won't be. Tho prohibition Issue, or rather the question of how the Democrat., are to deal with it in their plat form next week, hus become, for the time nt least, the paramount issue in this pre-convention maneuvering. Norman Mack, tile veteran Nov York nntionnl committeeman, raised the issue by his bold stat* ment that Governor SmPtl\r (wns nnd is in favor of having^ each stato make his own interpretation cf the law. Senator. George I? Van Narpce, campaign manage for Governor Smith, contributed it by his rather sharp rejoinder that no one was authorized. to speak for the Now York govtfiV.oi And Smith hi*»wolf *ddc« to it b. rc-asserting nt Albuiiy lost night hin belief that the present Vol stead Law should be amended The governor said, in effect, that the fact he was a candidate for the White Hourc had not operat cd to change Ids mind on this point in the slightest. Tho governor's statement wns a red flag to the radical and pro fessional drys who arc now gatb oring hero in force t<> prevent, if possible, the nomination of u “wet candidate”. Tho Anti-Ssloon le a ­ gue, the W. C. T. U. and their kindred organizations laid down veritable barrage «f statements today, warning the incoming dele­ gates that “the nomination of Smith or any oilier wet-’ mean diro things noxt November. Despite tho avalanche of state menfs and threats on both sides, it appeared wholly likely today that the plntform which is to bo adopted next week simply will renffiim tho plank of 1924, which pledged the party to rigorous en­ forcement and respect for ’all laws. Such is tho advice of cve.i those temperate dry* like Sena­ tor Pat Harrison, of Mississippi, who already is looking beyond Houston und toward November. Senator HarrUon does not be lleve that it is necessary for tho Democrats to single out one law, and pledge it undying support and allegiance. If that law is to bo singled out for specific and oh acrvancc, Senator Harrison , oh served, then there is no rosiP'i why the convention should not j;•/ down tho line for other laws about which there is controversy. “The Democratic Party," said Senator Harrison, whose opinion reflects that of other Southern leaders who are ntoro or lesa re ­ signed to Smith’s nomination, “stands for law enforcement. Tha: includes the dry laws, of course And that ia enough." The militant— tfr‘y», however, (Continued on page two) Clearing House To Be Explained Here * t' _ A meeting of local citrua grow­ ers and othera interested In the Clearing House plan, recently mad* public, baa been oalled for tomorrow night at the Court H o u m , it was announced today. The meeting will be called at 8 o’­ clock. When put into operation th* plan will write new prosperity th industry for both shipper* and grower*, new and higher values tr groves through Improved methods of marketing and unified adver­ tising and diatribution, proponent* "fa i Of the county are be­ ing urged to attend this .meeting tomorrow night, * be created for tho Croats, Slovenes and Serbs. At the present timo all these states are part of the Jugo­ slavian kingdom. Rioting nt Agram, according to advices from that city, lasted un­ til early this mprning when the troops finally dispersed tho demon­ strators by ‘firing 10 volleys, A mob tried to storm tho Italian con­ sulate at Agram. When reinforce­ ments of military police arrived the rioters erected street barri­ cades and street fighting followed. The Serb garrisons a t Belgrade and throughout Croatia are being strengthened. News that Stefan Raditch, chief leader of the Croa­ tian peasant party, ia in a serious condition from his wounds, hss in­ flamed the feelings of the peasants still higher. The newspaper Neue Berliner Zeitung commenting upon the ns sassinntions, connects them with the , clglmz of, Pripce Aloxnndor KaiftrinMttteTr throne of Croatia.\Untll recently tho "pretender" was employed as a chauffeur in Berlin. STEAMSHIP i m FARMERS DESERT STICKS TO MOVE HOMES INAREAS TO STOP SERVICE OFFLO0DDANGER White Announced Petition Id Decision TolLcaveWaBPrompTo Be Presented To Rail­ ted By The Fniliiror>fTh'‘»r road Commission In July: E fforts To Check RivcrAs Lack Of Business Blamed Heavy RainsInundatcLanHs The Clyde Steeamship Line has definitely decided to discontinue its St. John’n River servico, ac­ cording to word received hero to­ day. The decision was announced Wednesday in Jacksonville during tho last of a Berios of meetings t!.. * hnd been held in an effort to per­ suade officials of the company to reconsider the move announced some time ugo. The announcement enme from II. G. White, general ngent for the company, who stated that no def- NUI Member Audit itureau Of Circulations DRY ISSUE HAS Soldiers Restore Order In REED BACKERS A fter OPENED STRIFE Jugoslavian Serious Political Rioting ELATED OVER SU IT S STAND Juno h2.!—(INS)— Agram (Zagreb) rcoVdcr today after a violent outbreak! of political rioting In which four persons wire killed and 43- seriously wounded. The violence resulted from tho assassination of two .Croatian peasant deputies in parfinriiOnt at Belgrade on Wed­ nesday—Paiil Raditch nnd George Rusnritch. The bodies of the slain deputies arrived at Agram this morning and were received by a huge crowd, said a dispatch from Belgrade. The whole city is covered with black flags, the burial will take place on Saturday. The Croutinn (opposition) news­ paper Nwosti, published a t Agram, charges that the assassinations “resulted from tho plotting of u corrupt clique at Belgrade which sought to do owny with the strong­ est lenders of the-^campaign for political independence of,the Croatians.” This newspnper demands that separate and indopendont states —■ ■ i ...U ... . ................... • - Wave Of Optimism Pervades Camp Of Missouri Senator After New York Governor Reiterates His Wet Views SoIoiiW ill Arrive Tif Houston Today Will Begin Campaign Which Will Be Based UponStand Of Sl'riclLaw Enforcement HOUSTON, Tex., June 22.— (INS)— A wavo of optimism swept through the presidential headquarter* of Sen. Reed hero to­ day following tho announcement that Governor A1 Smith, his chief rival for tho Democratic nomina­ tion, had reiterated an earlier /vkdh foT amendment of tho pro­ hibition law. Reed's lieutenants predicted Smith would be eliminated because of tho "radical wet views" andthe Missouri Senator would bo an easy victor. r ;sNWC«f'tvllI arrive hero this even­ ing. He will oee newspapermen at a conference Saturday morning and then ho is expected to say some­ thing about prohibition himself. Ills record has been one of strict law enforcement and a year ago, he came out against and helped to de feat a wet referendum in Missouri. At that time he declared the time was not ripe for ripo for a referen­ dum on prohibition, although wet loaders all over tho country had been demanding it. He has been looked upon ns a wet, though, be­ muse bo opposed adoption of the Eighteenth Amendment. Tho Reed forces believed their cnusc was enhanced when former I.icut. Gov. Lynch Davidson, of Texas, a Dan Moody follower, ianued a U~ w iu tn t Attacking Smith ns u wet. Davidson said he believed Norman E. Mack, tho Now York Democratic National Committee­ man, had correctly stated Smith’s views on prohibition. Mock had saldt "Governor Smith Is opposed to p rohlbltion! .......... * lie atarids ‘ *for ‘tern pcrance." I think Mr. Mnck has done a public service," said Davidson. “If Governor Smith is nominated, the Democratic convention will nt least knew the responsibility it has tuken. It also will rcaliic that to nnminnto Mr. Smith is to publicly brand the Democratic pnrty as ‘wet’ party for all time to come, when it is, in truth, essentially dry F. J. Prince, of tho Reed camp, declared Smith's maximum strength would bo 600 votes, while 734 is necessary for hla nomina tlon. “Senator Itced will get but 60 to 65 votes on the first ballot,’ said Prince, “hccuusc of tho fa voritc son votes. Ho will pahs the hundred mark on the second bal­ lot and with Smith.stopped, he will continue to guin until ho ia nom inated on tho fourth or fifth hal lot." Gunn Shoots W ay Into Semi-Finals DALLAS Tex* Juno 22.— (INS)—WatU Gunn, youthful Atlanta, Ga., Golf Star, wont into the semi-fingl round of the Southern AmaUur Golf Chamnion«hln today when ho Defeated Fred iAmprecht, of New Orleans, 5 up and 4 to play on th# Brook Hollow links. Gunn shot a sensa­ tional game in the morning round to put him so far ahead that tho New Orleans man didn’t have a chaqce. The match ended on the 14U» green, which vra* halved, . _ incir cams: OUT Jones—644-268-334-24 Lamprccht—644-463-685-40 IN Gunn—645-54-23 Lamprccht—866-66-26 School Trustees Re -Elect Officers And Reappoint Sanfot^ Principals K LONDON,~Jun# 22^-(W S )— Captain Riiser Larsen and Lieut. Luetxow Holm, the Norwegian aviators, havo been Instructed to make a systematic search of the west coast of Spitsbergen for Capt. Ronld Amundsen, an ex­ change Telegraph dlapatch from Copenhagen stated today. Grave fears are now felt for the safety of the famous Arctic ex­ plorer, who with Major Rene Guilbnud and throe .others left Tromsoe, Norway, in a French plane to scurch for General Um­ berto Nobile more than three and a half days ago and hoe not been heard from since. With fears for Nobile’s- safety allayed for the time being, ell re­ lief efforts were today direct­ ed to the search for Amundsen and the 10 membera of Noblle’a expe­ dition who were separated from the party of alx sighted by Major Umberto Maddalena, the Italian aviator. Two ship* of the French Navy sobn will be on their way north­ ward to aid in tho search for tho missing French plane. They are the cruiser Strassboudg, which is now provisioning at Cherbourg, and the dispatch boat Quentin Roosevelt, which will refuel at Bergen. Both will head for King’s Bay, Spitsbergen, as Boon a* pos­ sible. The Norwegian government hus answered the popular clamors for additional relief expeditions by ordering the bnttlcship Tordensk Gold to proceed northward immediately to search for Amund­ senCaptain Wistning, a member of Amundsen’s original party, who is now enroute to King’s Buy aboard n ship, sent a message which added to the fears for Amundsen's safety. Wlstning’s messages stated that the explor­ er intended to fly to King’s Bay first and had no intention of at­ tempting to reach Nobile directly. This message may serve . to send some of the rescue worker* on' u search of the seat lying be­ tween Tromsoe Norway and King’s Bay. Up until now, it had beeh assume, that Amundsen hkd flown farther north than King’s Bay to scour the region of Fojrne Island for Nobile. . . The storage batteries dropped by parachute from Major Madalenu’s rescuo plane were smashed when the parachute failed to o|>en. The stranded Italian explorer also advised that instead of using seaplanes, the rescue worker* should use land planes cquippec with skis. He indicated that the tee near hie encampment waa smooth enough to allow a safe landing, lie suggested that in thia way, ho and his crew could be carried back to clvfllaatiqn. Advices from - King’s Bay, Spitsbergen stated today th a t th* felling there was that the power* ufl Russian ice breaker* Vto*4 the best chance of breaking through tho ice to Nobiio’* on campment and rescuing him and hit crow. \ r-j nk„ . .t . Ai F ight To “ A1 sm ith Dry Quarters In i F u llO p e lr a ti Farm Relief Issue Come In Foi erable dential candidates. Is With Fears Allayed For Safe* bare furnished office. BU ty Of Nobile And HiaParty, Extensive BearehlsGettinq zoned acrofts the en< 8 plain aim reading: “Hi Under •JMvv. U• Drawing Lini Tcx„ Jai SEARCHERS BEND —HOUSTON, (INS)—JuBt around comer from tho Rice EVERY EFFORT TO where arc housed the quarters of Smith. ReecC FIND AMUNDSEN and other'Der MEMPHIS Tcnn., June 22.— (INS)— Farmers of three Arkan­ sas counties Induy were moving their families to higher ground in anticipation of a general flood In Woodruff, Prairio and Monroe count!.a. . . A call for labor wasC..— engineers after tho fnrmers hud deserted the levee at Peach Or­ chard, Ark., and about 300 men were loqdcd on a special train nt Memphis and stnrted for tho scene. » » « t ! r r S ' ! S ! S W * I'— n. W ArkunHuh, puny could operate its beats on n sent 125 convicts from tho state profitable basis. Ho added that the penitentiary. servico would ho discontinued us Derision of farmers to leave was soon ns n petition Is granted by the made nftcr what appeared to l>c u Railroad Commission..which meets well-earned victory suddenly turn­ in Tulluhusseo on .Inly 20. ed into almost certain defeat. Af­ Mr. White’s announcement came ter the erest had liecn readied und nt a meeting of a special commit­ tho river started falling, n cloud­ tee, selected several weeks ago to burst and general rain throughout make a survey of the situation in the state yesterday sturted the the cities served by the river line. river , rising again. This year's A petition from the citrus crops and household furnishings growers of Orlando was read by C. were left behind. Refugee camps E. Muller, acting chairman, asking were opened today by the farmers that the Clyde lino reconsider tho nnd their families. Tho lcvco pro­ matter and offering a t least 2,700 tects more than 200,000 acres of tons of fruit for shipment next land. season >t! tho present rate. The Jackson Bayou, Ark., where the Ijikc Helen district offered 00 tons. Whito River is threatening to This guarantee ^yas not deemed break nnd Hood much territory, sufficient by the Clyde Company, won atill holding today. The new it wns stated, crest will be ranched in three days Following tho meeting yesterday and engineers suid todny they be­ the matter wus turned over to thp lieved tho levee could bo held with rivers and harbors and foreign and sand lings. roastmisc trade committees of tho The Red Cross took over work Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce in earnest today. Walter Wcssctius, for final action. middle wost manager of fit. Louis Among those present nt tho assumed charge of tho relief work. meeting yesterday were represen­ A flood stage of 35 feet will lie tatives from the following cites; reached In tho Mississippi River At Palatka, Jacksonville, and Orlando, Memphis by the mlddlo of next week, forecasters said, but no gen­ HONSTON, Tex., June 22, LINER IS SAFE eral flood is expected. Crusaders in tho cause of farm relief, here to lay their orphan LONDON. JJune 22— (INS)— CHINESE EXECUTED child on tho doorstep of tho Dem­ The liner Jervis Boy wus today ocratic Nationul Convention, to proceeding to Colombo, Ceylon, FLORENCE, Ariz.. Juno 22.— duy predicted its adoption and n with the eight stowaways who, it (IN S)—Four members of a was reported, threatened to fire Chinese tong were executed at the rapid bloom into full maturity the ship, safely below det-kH In state prison here early today for after the November election. Trekking southward in record irons, advices from Colombo stat­ the murder of Tom King, res­ ed. taurant proprietor. The four time after their futile fight for Chinese who were executed were the McNary-Huugen Bill in Kan LAKE WORTH—Plans making H. W. L. San, Shew Chin, Jew aas City, the farm leaders already for remodeling former grammar H ar and Gee King Long. Won arc engaged in a quiet but in­ school at Lake and M Streets for Long, fifth of the group, escaped tense plea for recognition- Every use as city office building. the noose-through commutation. incoming Democratic leader of note and every dclegato ia being approached. They aay that they are getting a friendly reception. “We believe that we are going to get what we want," aald George Nt Peek, of Chicago,, representing tho committee of 22 and speaking ■ Tho board of trustees for the principals of the Sanford Schools for the Farm Bureau Federation. P*nford School#, all of-wbom were Junior Higl), J. T: Jacobs; Super­ There will be no farmers’ march re-elected at the bi-ennial election visor of Primary School?, Mrs. on Houston, and none of the id June 15, met thia morning ib Stella P. Arrington; S«?uth Side ihlareref farmer*'. bands which Primary, Miss' Ruth Hand; Wo*t sounded a menacing note at the e office of H. C. Dubose, MANY KILLED i Reorganization of the board waaSide Primary, Miss Love iSmisr; height of the Republican meeting. "We are in the bands of friends the first bualnest. A motion we* East Bide Primary, Mrs. J. C. Mit­ LONDON, Juno * 22.—(IN8)-rcarried that the officers serving chell; Sanford Colored Schools, J, here," explained one worker. "A dosen leaders will handle the ne­ Many persons were killed and In ‘ t for tha past two years continue for N. Croons. It was reComptehded thaf th* gotiations for (he termers. Both injured when a speeding express the ensuing two ysars. The officers are II. C. DuBose, chairman, 8. length of the terms be nine months sides are agreeable to. a compro­ train crashed into a locomotive 0. 8hlnholser, secretary, unff W. for the senior high school and eight mise, and 1 believe that we will upon a side track at Bolin***, get together." Sweden. 200 miles north* of Stock­ months for the others. M. Haynes, treasurer. There was soma Indication that holm, said advice* from Stock­ The County Superintendent waa After the board had been reor­ ganised estimate# of the expenses authorised to advertise for bids the farm leaders wduld not insist holm this afternoon. A Central fpr operating the Banford schools for th* transportation of the pupils upon ths McNary-ijaugen Bill News -dispatch put the dead at next year were prepared and fo r to >tha city school*. Bids will be being mentioned by name, al­ nine and th* injured at 3. A later relief Stockholm dispatch to th* Eve­ warded to County Superintendent submitted about July 16, it waa an­ though the aam* farm plank that was rejected at Kan- ning News estimated the dead at T. W. Lawton, with instructions to nounced. will be presented here. 20 and tha injured at 60. Teachers to serve for the follow­ fils one copy with the County Commluioners, one with the County ing year in tha several schools, will LAKE WALES—New Atlantic UCHULA— Hardee County School Board and one wtthr the be appointed at a later date upon state romp trailer. the recommendation of the school preparing to plant large acreage Coast Line station here nearly completed, _ , , ___ of etrawberrie* next fall. At tha . meeting, the following principals, It waa aald. _ Exponents Of Farm R elief Predict Its Success A t Caucus Prohibitlon ,l tii quarter* for all day threes" Mastered on the window* placards, including: to the Constitution,” - “bi make bootleggers,” roust not be lawmaker*," “do not fear politic*, nakt tic* fear you." Inside earnest groups In animated conversation, hurry in and out the open Here are centered all the ties of tho national prohibt organization* which are reel not only to hlock Governor Smith’* nomination, but to th* writing of a Iry plank I 1928 Democratic national form. There wa* nothing Ilk# It •», Kansas City. Prohibition h representing the AntiLeague, . th# W. C. T , the W* en’s National Democratic forcement League, and organizations say there need for such a headquarter* the Republican convention, ‘ Hoover ak tbe noroinee, but it is different, because, they “Smith must be stopped, to vent a backward step on bltiun." Smith leaders declared the Governor easily could run such a platform, a* naturally 1 would stand for enforcement all laws, whether the Volsts. Act or the Eighteenth Amend« ment, *o long as they art on statute books. But Miss Jesso Nicholson, head of tho women’s Enforcement League, and tho leader of the militant group which threatens to vote for Hooi if Smith Is nominated, said: "~ cannot support a man hold the prohibition views th# Cox does. He could not stand foe square on a prohibition pi His election would be a to prohibition " Aside from prohibition, tha Democrat*, Ilka the RepubU at Kansas City, must hurdle farm relief issue in drafting platform. The foreign relation plank may be a highly cont tloua issue, but this ia ex pi to be hurdled with a denuncl of th* Coolldge-Kellog for policies, particularly in Nk gua, and endorsement of World Court, with no of the League of Nation*. Other important planks wii demand downward revision of tariff and further -reduction taxes with more relief to “little fellow." Strong language will be used in 'attacking all Republican corruption and im patency during the last two ■ ministration. A pledge will made to “clean house and out the rascals." One of the main planks pored on this subject reads period o f our history ha* greater corruption gnd apathy towards the coi . then has been shown during past seven years by the can Tarty sad the. admin tinder its control. The aj th* present head of the. ment, and hi* apparent 1— interest in showing up the < and standing forth couregsc for honesty and integrity b» i Ue office and admlnisU ‘ amazing, and were th* before us, it would be . ' r “ DIVORCE Gl PARIS. June „ . Seine Tribunal today, divorce to Mrs. Mark Gerard Whitehead ft* Whitehead on aertioa. Th* con. on Doc. IS. 1912, at J V . I....,) BOYNTONbank road here ly. I �'•* i r f f i m * t w m i> h e r a l d . Greatest G olf Stars To m B W T o d o y ¥ ^ N y± n a l CZ e And Paris EachHurl rce-Hi ■Hit ..Contests ..Perr By navis J. Walsh out choices ns the field of romo 115 m ■TOR I^OOlls ..'p) .Count I Intrrnnti<innl News Service Sports a t the club house this mrping. Far [Jr «FRuns In 2 Contests * Editor * roll, Cmpston, Snrazen Rnd Mac atanpor !). FL O nm A . T h u r s d a y , jiin e S m ith ’s Leadersl W i l l Not F o r c e H o u s t o n Caucus (Continued From Togo One) Governor Smith always talks for himself.” “I wan only expressing my per­ sona) opinion'' said Mack again. "And not after talking with Gov­ ernor Smith** added Van Nnmce with pointed emphasis. That ended it temporarily, and so far &s the New York leaders were concerned. But tho Smith managers arc sorely perturbed over the incident. Van Namco added as he walked away that he would "see to it” that no further state­ ments of this sort are issued fro|n the New York delegations. . The perturbations of Smith managers seemed eminently justi­ fied today when the radical drys, already gathering hero for the im­ pending battle, immediately took up the Mack sttement and made the most of.it. Surely” said Mrs. Jessie W. Nieholason, of Mnryland, director of the National Democratic Law Enforcement League, "surely the Democrats will not be so foolish as to nominato A1 Smith or any other wet candidate for tho presi­ dency. "Seventy five thousand women enforcement elaSttum w a n t.. their a guc nnd representing 20 million children ever to see the inside of n saloon. ThiB is juBt what would happen should Tammany get con­ trol of-jhn Trqflfniry and the pro­ hibition baren'u. ; •' (Continued From Pogo One) vice president?" Van Nnmce wns asked. "Yes nnd about*20 or 30 .others,” he replied, smiling. Unless there are Inst minute changes, Franklin D. Roosevelt will place Governor Smith's name in nomination. Roosevelt, who is now nt Warm prings, Gn-, Is ex­ pected here Friday. Propped up with two crutches, Roosevelt nominated Smith at the historic convention of 1924 in Madison Square Garden, New York but today he has so far recovered Ids health that be is nblc to wojk only with the aid of a cane. John W. Davis, Democratic candidate for the presidency in 1924 and one of the eight dele­ gates nt. large from New York, is slated to represent the Em­ pire State delegation on the reso­ lutions committee. Mayor James Walker of New York will be on the rules committee. OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ills., June Smith nlso were spoken of with AMI, June 21.—Miami's ro­ 21.—(IN S)—Golf’s grrntest drama some favor but the fact remained ped hustlers took a double in which even fate itself is a pup­ that anyone of n dozen men might lor from Sanford here Wednes* pet, will bp presented with its in­ win without calling for a congres­ evitable succession of climaxes on sional vote of good fnlth. rnoon winning the first Olympia's enigmatic number four Nothing, In brief, urns certain 4*tp 1, ami the 7 Inning I course this morning. The occasion nbout the identity of the final htcap 3 to2, Fergus, let the will be the open championship of winner. As n m atter of fact, there feds down with .three hits in the United Stntes, beginning with seemed to he only, one certainty hour and fifteen minutes. Mi- 18 boles today and tomorrow and nnd that was that Olympia Fields FTMIE mechanical performance of General .. —.11 pelted Cnsscl for pine safeties, rnding with 30 on Saturday; in to- was not a course for low scoring. It wasn’t supposed to be n Jones’ bujichlng them to score two runs to, 72 holes of agony to men who 1 lectors cars is tested and proved on course n all, in that it was said to • caph In the fourth and fifth Inn­ must piny them, suffer the torture rtress accuracy on short npprondi only n golfer's soul knows nnd Ceneral Motors* 1,245 acre Proving Ground. ings. Davis allowed Snnford three tthat shots,which seldom sees Jones’ at till live on. Before any new model is put in production, ; hits in the second contest but the THE SOPHISTICATED For this is nn event in which on- his best. But Bobby obliged with v Feds led up until the sixth, '2 to 1 y one prize is worthy of the toil 70 the other day nnd It wns no EVENING MODE it r.iuot pBss more than 135 different tests for whjen a wild throw by McConnell, t exacts nnd that prize is victory fccret this morning that he oxnectThese two frocks illustrate admi­ power, speed, durability^ and general per­ attempting to complete a double The greatest golfers the world cd to average four rounds of about rably the trend of the evening mode play let Hinkle score the tying run over—Bobby Jones, the incompnr 73-for a total of 202. It was a fore­ away from the slim straight silhou­ formance. ette which predominates daytime at­ :!* . . . r after, he nnd Lodcr had singled. •iblc one; Walter Hagen master gone conclusion that 200 wouldn’t tire. Skirt fulness, molded hiplines, Score: ■howmnn nnd master shot maker; he broken. uneven hems—these are the require­ Ac to th e ap pearan ce and com fort of Recent rnins had left the couric Archie Compston, England's big FIRST GAME ments of a successful evening gown. rather heavy and the slowing up of hope; will be there. SANFORD. nb h The model at the left achieves this Central Motors cars, we invite you to be the By long odds, the stnrting field those billiard table greens wns exEfi-lIcConnc], 2b, ....... diic irregular effect bv the way in 0 jtid^e. Every closed body is built by Fisher— today will bo the finest ever ns- rected to bp n boon to Jones in that which the fronts of the blouse and ! Friable, ss ............. 4 0 he could piny his niblic pitches remblcd in all the history of golf. skirt cross in wrap-around effect to Jffi- Hewcll, rf .............. ..... 4 0 tire largest builder qf automobile bodies in the close at the left side tinder a large Not n single factor of international more boldly. The lenghening of Brrncs, l b .............. .... 4 0 10 ]bow. Moire in any of the pastel shades world: The experience and the vast production moment is missing from thp lists. many holes especially for this Waijq, cf ------would make a smart vernqn, while in ..... 4 1 Jones, greatest of the great, wiR ttm.MtDcnt.afso served to give the of the Fisher Company, mean more beauty, satin'it may be transformed into ah 'r i.Wojlacc, 3b-............. -•.... 2 0 CUX«ASNit\ n chance td tdke try to retrieve his dpfent'nt Dak^j afternoon frock by the addition of [/ . Stapleton, If .(....: . ...a Two hundred nnd eight fnmilics 1 mere comfort, and more luxury than you will mont Inst yenr. Ilngen will be seek­ due advantage of his tremendous Jong tight sleeves. p Parks, c ................ 2 0 ing to add the American title to the shos through the fairway. However yesterday took advantage of the Whereas the first model disposed of find anywhere.else at corresponding prices. o 1 Cassell, p ................ British championship he won so the condition of the curse was nl- Milnne Theater’s family coupon tits fulness by means of. draping, the dollar day offer nnd saw Flor­ ................. ’ ’ * ' *’------- similar niost equally favorable to Ilagrn, ronsutionally at Sandwich. ence Vider in “The Magnificent skirt, rnzen, Compston, nnd other Tommy Armmyr.will be tryin * V/e invite you to cfc^C u2*1c& 2d 35 •upon be-Flirt," J. L. Mnrrontctte, managw iW iiW imi ica[urea, inrunevni hem­ defend the title^TMff'WctfWTF his ut1*(itf67rrchoiccs. Miami. nl> h po e of the theater, announced today. line. This ‘‘robe de style" Is especially low, trie cars that appeal the to you most. Com­ CornBrown, 2b ........ 4 1. -3 1 Onkmont meeting. Conipsttm-nfliTl A gallery ranging as high ns 7,The Milnne Theater wns one of .effective in taffeta, with the how of Boomer will lie there to furnish r,00 was expected for this prologue plete literature will be sent to you, without the 24 Sanford business estab­ hulle in a contrasting shade, J. Parka, rf ............. 4 2 4 0 the most serious foreign gesture of the drama, with Jones nnd F ar­ lishments to take pnrt in the f First Model: Pictorial Printed Pat­ F B’rdipe, c f .....................4 1 3 0 ilnce any obligation. the days of Vnrdon nnd Itay. rell, starting together at 9:45 o’­ tern No. 4319.'' Sires 16 to 20 years " Crpwp, 3b ..................... 3 0 2 1 Gene Snrnzen, Chick Evans. John­ clock, the most immedinte focal great Community Dollar Day. Mr. Mnrrcntette expressed pleasure at Hipkle, l b ....................... 3 0 fi 0 ny Furrcil, Harry Cooper, George point. Another pair of interest will the number of out-of-town people Dunbar, If ;.................... 3 2 4 0 Von Elm, Willie MneFnrinne, Mac­ he Arniur and Compston at 10:35 brought to Snnford for the event. Loder, ss ...................... 3 0 3 ? Donald Smith, Bill Melhorn, Joe followed by Hagen and his collegi­ The majority of the fnmilics By Francis Armstrong C H E V R O L E T — 7 models. Laryo, c .............. 2 0 3 0 Turnesa, Barnes, Dicgal. Hutchin­ ate partner, Maurice McCarthy, Jr. attending the show came last lnt°rnutional News Service Staff $4t»r, to $7IT. Bigger nnd lietter night, although the coupons, ■ Fcpgus, p ......... .... .....3 3 0 0 son Nuhholtz. Bob MMcDonnld— at 11:05. 1 Correspondent fi.xri ever 1* fere. 4-wheel brakes, m e could call a roll tlmigh linkIn fact, the great trek will be nn which wero printed" in The Her­ CHICAGO. June 20,—Scripture r*. o |w>werf*tS e.-gino. Luxurious ald, started to come in at the CriCUMiu. H<il« nnd nature, the two grent forces :n Totals 29 0 27, 5 If.nd’s who’s who and perhaps fail almost from dawn to dusk, with al­ thonter box office early yester­ t-Viicr r«sli<n. New hood. New life, will wage wnr with each other RADFORD ........... t .)0 010 000—1 to do justice to tho downright class most nny pair in the field worth day afternoon. ln.ro rrXv«. truck chu&ris; in the minds of men, until the day Miapni .................. 000 220 OOx—4 for this event. It fnirly reeks of your attention. For the chumn if ujix. u k *; i to,i, r .Vi). yesterday may lie the chump of to­ of judgment, in the opinion of Dr. Runs, Wadi 1, nrown 1, J. Parks royalty. Wife Of Slain Man Is Jones and Hagen were tho stand day. That’s golf anyhow. L. Franklin Gruber, president of 1, Hlnkjc 1, Fcrgusl, Errors. Mc­ tho Chicago Lutheran Seminary Held Upon Suspicion Connell, Loder. Runs hatted in. P O N T I A C — 7 models, $74T» and noted rcligo-scientific writer. $ * a q p , Brown, Burdinc Dunbar 2 to $075. Ijowest-prieed quality For the time, nges ago, when LOS ANGELES. Cal., June 19. Hale Sweeps Maine Two-base hits. Brown. Threq-bust "six." New models improved from n an first began to enst around for — (IN S)—Mrs. Hazel Blab, 2!), blt% Dunbar,. Fergus. Double plnyr radiator to tail-light, l-wlue! In Senate Campaign nn explanation of the panorama of wife of John I. Ginb, wealthy brakes. Bodies I»y Fialier. New Cnsscl, to McConnell.to Barnes nature that he found, to Heck the Chicago druggist who was mur­ (■MU cylinder head. Incmwd Sacrifice.hits, Wnllaco, J ______ .Pnpks, _ PORTLAND, Me., June 19.— answer to the rising and setting of dered shortly before midnight in j*ower. Duco linUh. Parks, Stolen liases, Bro>vn. Baser | (INS)—Sweeping the state by the sun, to thi phenomenon of life, front of his home here, today on ^s|la,off Cnsscl 3, off Fergus 1 vote that was mounting to better he found answers that were nt wns arrested on suspicion of mur­ DAYTONA, BEACH, June 21.— der. variance with the teachings of his r->? Struck out, by Casscl 2, by Fergu Senator Frederick Hale won his (Special)—The Islanders pulled a past religious beliefs, Dr. Gruber 3. Left on .base?., Snnfotd. 4, Mlnm mi Also held on suspicion are Miss O L D S M O IU L E — 7 models. points out. 5. Umpires Moore and Weaver. third Republican nomination for hall game out of the fire Wed­ Ethel Kuser, a niecu living with to iitKC. fine quality cur at the United States Senate, lie nesday, rallying in the eighth in- the Blabs, and A. L. Wilson, So, he believes, the age-old dis­ Time, 1;J6. moderate ;ricc. Redesigned nnd I easily defeated Ralph O. Brew ning to score seven runs and win caretaker of The estate. This de­ pute that has enlisted the minds of improved by General Motors. . SECOND GAME Klcr for the nomination, accord­ men such ns CnrdinnI Newman, velopment came today as a result tin final contest of the series, 14 I»ii"c-, ro-inlcr, moro powerful. SANpORD. ah h o i* ing to latest returns today. 11 Burke, Hume, Juntcs Stuart Mill to 9. The Islanders chased Hodges of contradictory stories told tli>FLiiicr Bodies. 4-whcel brakes. McConnell, 2b ........ 3 •> 1 2 Col. Williams Tudor (iardner and Jeremy Bentham, will remain Spruul !>• ,u - whnvecra nnd lilt. police. A former wife f (Hub, Friable, ss ....... 3 1 2 :t was the winner of the four-cor­ tiiui a puzzle to the pearly gutes. Sw eeney freely. It wns tin t e m u said t" he living in Hollywood Howell, rf ........ 1 0 3 0 nered hattle for the Republican <*f fo u r fo r (lie Isla n d e rs am i Conflict Continues hut as yet unlocnled, quarrels Barnes lb :t 0 7 0 nomination for governor, (iardner Y oung P ete ('h itp in an , D aytona with liis | resent wife, and it pro­ "The conflict between religion fir OAKLAND — 7 m o i l r l , , Wade, cf 2 0 n ii polled more votes than his three Ileueh sem i-pro y o uth. w as the •IN*0 ami science must and will con f 1043 to $1375. Tho All-\tnrrn •n jected trip to Nevada were new Wallace, 3b .... 3 0 2 ii pponcnlH together. Scnulor Hale, ivlining p itcher. Scon-: "hix." Smooth, |ni*rcrfiil <iigm-. limie,’’ Dr. (jrulicr believes. augies to the case. ■Stapleton, If O rlando. al* h ii lyingcr, lowrr and more iM'iuiti! .1 . 3 (1 o a in pi.ing up his votes, carried “Not until the universe has bad 1 2 II 1 0 practically ell the cities us well I 'ic y , 21* li •> ** •* Allen, c ..... bodies by Fisbrr. 4-wbeel l.r d •. its full outworking ami until man GERMANS CLAIM VICTORY 5 •» r. 0 <> 0 1) it as the south ami southeastern Cox. if f Every convenience. New Du. o Barron, p .... h.ns read clearly all its secret CIIIC SIMPLICITY 3 i i,r it counties. “ I’ucle’’ Ira Hersey, con­ A b rain s. II* colors. meanings and traced its very law BERLIN', June If,.—(IN’S) K irby, If 3 11 1 (1 Bordered materials are very smart nnd knows its every stutc through 'Totals The next president of the IJuileil 21 3x20 r. gressman form Aroostook for 12 Ed son, c f . 1 •i 3 9 in tlie Summer and arc a help to the out all the ages will be be able to years was a victor over Donald States will be a German, accord­ Miami. •i nb h 0 a (l 0 l.'inun, 3b 5 woman who i> not experienced iu the understand the phenomenal pauo F. Snow, a Bangor lawyer, for th • Brown, 2b H LI I CM - - \G models, $119.5 to vwn -IINDD , 1 1 3 Vinu, ss -1 i 3 •: ing to the claims of vuriou* art oi dressmaking. The afternoon Republican congressional nomina­ members of the German press. < > I irgext valuo in lluiek's J. Parks, rf frock pictui ed uses a Imrdcred silk ramie outlines of these creative re­ 0 0 0 tion. There wire no 1>cnine rat ie H odges, |> 2 i | i Whether the Republicans suc­ and requires a minimum of cutting and cords. it ii'.O',*’. P--^»itiful low'lxKlies by Burdinc, cf .. linin' \ e .......... 5 it 4 i ._ 2 0 (1 0 contests. f. * + "The modern viewpoint insists ceed iu electing Herbert Hoover sewing. Us straight-from-tlic-slioulder )'ld c-. (.’• te-.rny likn nn arrow. S pruul, •> . ................ 2 o n II •» i 0 l Crowe, 3b V ilfi'jidi'M beyond belief. 6-ejl-. S'nocy, *) .......... 1 i 0 0 or the Democrats sweep in Gov­ line is broken only by the chic one­ that tho physical universe rests on Hlnklo, 1b ...... 3 1 13 n ir !-.r “ valve - in - head" engine. ernor Al Smith, the result will be sided neckline and the graceful jabot. a spiritual reality. All peoples T o ta ls ......................... 40 8 14 Grape Growers Plan 24 pptos rs*it Dunbar, If .... ...... 3 i) 0 0 the same, these papers claim. This frock would also he attractive in therefore, worship what they be D imxi f:nl«h. .—. __ T<odcr, ss 2 2 2 3 a figured rayon voile or crOpc dc M eeting In Orlando D uyioiia lleucb, nb b o li The president will be a German. Chine. Made with short sleeves it is lieve to lie the spiritual vause, Lnrzo, p ....... ...... 3 1 3 3 "Religion and science will con­ Toppino, ps .1 •i (1 , a trim linen house frock. Davis, p ....... ... a ROME. June 20.—(IN S)—The M n»**- -m, 1 0 1 tinue its work, and completion of 5 3 5 •i KEY WEST—Bids will lie open­ Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 4359. LASALLE-—16models, ?2.’>9 Italian Ministry of Murine today G ra ff, :>b . . •. f* i (i 1 ed soon for removal of an obstruc­ Sizes 14 to 18 years and 34 to 44 bust, this work will not occur this side to $2975, Beautiful ear of • Totals of the pearly gales." 5 3 3 II tion in Key West harbor. 24 5 21 10 advised Gen. Umberto Nobile t-> W ycoi, c f neulal lin '<• " Scholls. > r 5 n Tho opinion expressed by Dr xTwo out when winning run direct by radio the flight of the O 'j? CoinpiU'iom r scored 3 3 1 Italian seaplane Suvoia-f>5 when it Miller, If . Gruber, however, is not concurred (LEWISTON— Building con­ to Ciulill')'. 5 •» ft n struction her** for April repre­ SANFORI) in by all thcologiial'hpinlon in Chi­ 100 100 0—2 hops off on its search for tho O'Brien 11> V-type, 90 d 4 II .1 .1 sented $97,000. Miami ...... cago. 000 101 1—3 stranded explorers ■in the Arctic H'worth *• grcc C-cyUnder engine. .Man•Io C inan, p ...................... 3 0 0 man, Religion and Science WJT .- (Seven innings by agreement.) This decision arose from the fact | *Harvin. ous l»odie.<i by Fisher. Stiikii*g p 0 (1 0 'I I)onn Shalcr Mathews, of the Runs, McConnell 1, Frisbie 1 Nobile and bis companions sunDuco combinations. xBaxter ............ ......... 1 0 1 0 University of Chicago school of Hlnklo 1. Loder l. Errors, McCon- two planes searching north of — — __ — theology, expressed his belief In w r ncll, Wallace, Hinkle. Runs batted Spitzhergcn but could not uttracl Totuls . .. . 42 18 27 1! the terse sentence* In, Davis. Bunline. Sacrifice bits. (lie attention of tile aviators. 't o ? ' xl,iittcd for Chapman in eighth. The Suvoiu, pilojcd by Com­ Oi "Religion must be compatible Ilewcll, Burdinc 2. Stolen liuse. C A D IL L A C — 26 m o d e ls , lanilo 120 021 000—9 i with science or religion is a myth." Loder. Struck out by Davis 2. mander Mutldclcna, reach, d King’ Daytona Beach $T-C95 to $5500. Standard of tho 103 000 17x—11 I)enn Shnler Mathews explained Bases on balls, off Barron 4, off Buy, Spitsbergen, last night nnd w'.-f'd. Fawtous 90-degree V-typo Runs, Chaunccy 2, Abrams 1.1 lie did not consider religion a myth Davis 2. Left on liases. Sanford 1. is now preparing for its first Kirby 2, Edmondson 2, Lehrmnnn > r.Jiadrr engine. Sumptuous boilbut meant only that religion is, Miami .7. Umpires, Weaver and flight over the eei floes off tho 1, Hodges 1, Toppino 2. Mossner Jr» 1 y Fisher and Fleetwood. 500 northern coast. fundamentally, in agreement with Moore. Time, 1:25. a-tvr cen J -icatioiw to chooso from. 2, Graff 2. Wycollis 3. Scholls 2, science, since they are phases of ORLANDO 9, Daytona Beach II. Miller 2. Errors, Chaunccy 2, Viuu the same thing, nnd that any ap­ 1, Toppino 3, Obrien 1, Haywirtli .St. Petersburg 8, West Palm STANDING parent difference Ih the result of 1. Two-base bits, Abrams, Kirby Beach 3. a mistaken conception of the men Lchrmaiin, Toppnio, Wycollis, Miuniiul-3, Snnford 1-2. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (AU. PRICES F. O. B. FACTOIUES) making the study. Miller. Throe-base hits, Miler, NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia (>. There should bo no trouble, Dean Baxter. Stolen base, Chnuncey Ft. Petersburg 35 14 .714 Cincinnati 1, Pitsburgh 2. Mathews believes, in reconciling Buses on bulls, off Hodges 1, off ORLANDO ..... 30 20 .000 S. Ixiuis (>, Chicago 2. discoveries of science to the teach­ Spruul 1, off Chapman 5. Strike Went Palm Beni 5M 25 .190 New York ut Bouton, rain. ings of religion, or the teachings of outs, by Hodges 2, by Sweeney 1, , Daytonn Beach 20 28 .417 AMERICAN LEAGUE religion to tho discoveries of by Chapman ,1, by Harvin 2. Hits, •Sanford .......... 20 29' .408 Philadelphia 10-3. New York 5-9. off Hodge* 8 in 2 1-3 innings, off science. 3V 18 .3(10 Boston 0, Washington 8. Chapman 13 in 8 innings, off Hurn g , NATIONAL LEA G U E Chicago 0-3, Cleveland 4-4. \in 1 in ] inning, of Spruul 9 in 3 Ft. Ixjuls ---MUSSOLINI INTERESTED 39 22 .039 2-3 innings, off Sweeney 4 in 1-3 Cincinnati .... 37 28 .509 Others rained out. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE innings. Hit by pitcher, by Chap­ ROME, June 10.—(INS)— N»w York 30 HR .500 Asheville 7, Charlotte 0. man (Kirby). Winnings pitcher Premier Mussolini, who is intense­ Chicago .....34 28 .548 Brooklyn ...... ly interested in all things Chapman. Losing pitcher, Spruul. SO ?0 .508 Grenville 9, Columbia 2. Pittsburgh American, followed closely the 27 .474 Macon 11, Spartanburg 8, (11 inn­ Umpires, Lolir and Collins. Time 30 I c l i E tiif . c o u p o n ■ ■ Poston 2; 13. 35 10 evants at Kansas City. While ho .359 ings). Augusta-Knoxville, ruin. PhUndr'nht™ •»T 1ft made no public comment be .302 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION r,. > AM ERICAN LEAD! GL’AKE FELT G e n e r a l M o t o r s (Dept. A ), Detroit, Midi. eagerly scanned dispatches bear­ • V »w Ynrlf ........ 49 ,7on Atlanta 7, Burminghum 8. 11 ing upon the American political CHILD’S PANTIE FROCK .nor, Nashville 8, Chattanooga 7. Philadelahia .... 35 VICTORIA, U. C., June 20.— °1 situation. Tho press commented CHEVROLET □ P * . Iywil« ............ 30 ,pi7 New Orleans 8, Little Rock 3. H<J This youthful little model is made only lightly upon the nomination (IN S)—Residents of Victoria Mobile (1, Memphis 1. (12 innings). Cf«v«land ........ H7 31 attractive by the dainty embroidery of Hoover. .45* fejt u slight earth tremor a t 7:37 PONTIAC □ I have checkad — togetlwr with lha booW*«. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE 30 W a jh fn g teo - . . . . ?5 .4 5r. design which is obtained free with HAS FEMININE CHARM A, M. toduy while breakfasting. "PriodpUs and Policies.” ‘ J h-------------------the pattern. It nu^y be made up in 35 .307 Jacksonville 1(1, Savannah 2. D etroit ........ . H3 OLDSMOBILE □ The center of the disturbunc* PLANT CITY—Calf Refining There is a suggestion of the sport! Selma ft, Columbus 10. - B oito n ............ .. ?0 “c, flannel or' erepe de Uiinc linen, voll 3ft .3*5 appeared to tie in the struit a ] mode about this outfit, o( course, but according to the occasion for which Company erecting $5,000 now .16 HI Ch»e— > ......... OAKLAND □ Name.358 Tampa 0, Albany 3. Pensacola 4, Montgomery 5, (10 San Juan De Fuca, repdpeaaiwdd it has feminine charm also The long- it is to be used. The sleeves may filling station at Baker and Gor­ waistetl douhlc-lirrasted-rlosiug hl>*u>e San Juan I)e Fuca, close to Vic­ BUICK innings). be long or short as desired. The belt *,*P«»-ol* is in novelty silk, while the plaited is fascinatingly arranged across the don Streets. toria. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Montgom'-'-v skirt is in plain material. If preferred back and under the front pleats. The ■ L-'IJfUJJl |q | Address LaSALLB .521 Toledo 0-3, In-liiuiapoli'i (5-14. a deep shawl collar may be added to neck is cut down and dosed at the .521 RL Papl 4-1. Kansas City 5-2. POLICEMAN KILLED the neck of the blouse which, foi front below the roupd collar. The CADILLAC ’ □ _____________ Minncanoli-i 1-7. Milwaukee 2-5. medium size, rnpiire* yards 3<> nt(es close at the* sides and are M c L a u l i n a Loui ivllle.Columbus postponed,t .CHICAGO, June 2C.T^(INS)— iurli malt-rial. Tilt s',irt reuqirrs it*, | FTUfjLDAIRE A~~muic DELCO-UQlfTBUarU tliered to waistbands in whidi drawjfcccph Teycer, 39, a former po- same amount, with ),'{ yard 36-iiul aUiftS* e n g r a v in g are inserted to tic in. the • , _ llce office)s, now employed at lining for the tkubCfc; mm m , *as i« .. — ■»»». »> Diamond M ounting Pictorial Review Primed I’atten, I, • 7 ,*— :----the federal building,.. wa» - shot *~~**^'' l* 1 — • W 'p O p t p j a . t r l . t b nnd perhaps fatally wounded ut, a No. 4240. * Sizes 14 to 18 years/Jr ‘ BRADENTON Wafch Repairing * cent*. Skirt No. 3328. Size* 14 to 18 to tie built for "Bradenton South Sid* cabaret today. ' .t —— •»«. years and' JO to 38 waist, 35 cents. 208 Families U s e Dollar Day Coupon At Milane Theater Scripture, Nature W ill Always Wage W ar States Divine Daily Fashion Hint Islanders Rally In E i g t h To Score 7 Runs And Win, 14-5) Y i Daily Fashion H int ? Daily Fashion H int □ 5 3 | �■raE sA W fO R n .n p p A i.A i W w o n P t'F M M W P A .if,wtFRIDAYS JUNE 22t 11928 O PENED‘STRIKE IN PARTY CAMP Yngland la Making Huge rides.. In -Carrying ..Out __ m o tin g ►Mdes Of Promoting , improvements In lAvlatlon JbjJTON, June 22.—(INS)— A^aljon experts and enthusiasts ■ 'minting with pride Aviaattnii ® ii and alrpbrt airport policies of * New pol IftjVand. Only5a fev *U;oi-.s were a novel I jrj. Today, practically every ,«lty least one, and towns and . villages are rapidly acquiring Iw lia b it. ■ TLrough the initiative of'the ( ' amber of Cpmmerce of Portland Me., that city will aoon have a new airport of 220 acres. It Is expected Ib-l f.,e port will be completed nest month. , 7h* new airport was acquired b- members of the Chamber of Commerce, ita expenses also being underwritten by them. The total rr-!». of the field is estimated at 875,000. of which 10,000 represents I*-)* cost of the field. The field will .!•* open for public use on a com­ mercial basis, the city having no V n-retjon with It. It will be fully equipped according . to the most r.oilrrn standards. Aerial Carnival •! *n aerial carnival for June 23 at neW airport at Beverly, Mass., . ’—s been arranged by the flying . ruthrsiasts of the North Shore. * rrlvate airport has been exPlainville, Maas.. fsbed at vYch It la expected the citie* of Attlebor, Wrentham, and r* " S n Ili will aid in developing. Preliminary steps toward a first airport for Bar Harbor and '•m int Desert Island, Me., wore will not content themselves with this view of it. What they want— (Continued from page one) and what they intend to flghUfo—is a plank that goes at least as far as the Republican plat­ form in naming th e ' Eighteenth Amendment. They will be satisfied with nothing less and tbiy.WW going to demand * good: dfl*d more In the resolutions commit­ tee. . M .’ i , ' Q[ f - will he In operation soon and •* *' he visible from 10 to 80 miles. E-rn the newapapers have gone ’ "-n ’n the air.” A Boston paper r w n tly established a branch of ' .<l*f a» the Boston Airport, the first | New England newspaper to do so. Orders Big Plane °nly recently, the new Guggcn ( Vein Aeronautical Engineering • "••“ d’ng a* the Mnsserhusetts Ini tt Sluts of Technology was dedirat.oij with elaborate ceremonies which i r '~*e, attended by national, state, ,«J'v and cduce'ion representatives , The Bston Airport Corporation has ordered for immediate delivery .P twelve passenger tri-mtor■*d plane. This will be the first will be welcomed o x hln return herb from England *uy leadinft intcTItcbialA of Iho1mid xve»t ' I’ ! In addition to the honor f>egdoweri by King George, the ChlX f z o professor received1the degree - V Lltt. ■D.. of Cambridge Unl4xrsity, England, ar.d the itanna t the Univarsity of Ox Professor Cralp*** OfChica*m degree ford, at the annual Enceania, a Ih Knighted By Crown Of ceremony which is part England For Work Doneln colorful of tho Convocation. The distincCompleting HugeDictionarv tion of getting the LUt. D-, from CHICAGO, Juno 21.—(IN )— both OxforJ and Cambridge thi Professor William A. Craigie, lexi­ same year is almost unprecedent. cographer of the University of ed. i* was. said. Profcrsii* Cralglc, who w.ie Chicago, has been knighted by Oriel Professor a t the U nivoniif King George of England for his monumental task in completing of Oxford between 100.1 and the the Oxford Historical dictionary, time he came to the University from 1023.10 tho time .of its history of every work .recorded tn tho'Englisti language, living oi dew!, from the time-of "Beowulf" a,.d the seventy century. Profes sor Crnigie ard pn army cf volun tc :r woikcrs have finiohed tr.« work, which has been described a. I'The greatest effort since the-in vent ion of printing-” It containa record of 414,825 words, witl 228,000.000 letters and figures fo: the whole. Thirty years ago it was onnonneed that 0,000,000 quotation* lirnd already l>ccn collected. Tin Amtrican Irventlvcnwu and- thd •ilrlfrtgd And rich conditiong Which a cotI ns pioneer hove brought r d r th ln th e three ccrftarles of Vm r.ican cultural independence great changes of expression and PioCaMur Craigic is nlrfX y a and pne of ftnyforrmt « ti^ - S o f *;-Cf4»cl»ta t ^ A s r a l t l i W f c t t ^ t W ^ o f l d . BANKRUPT SALE Ju n e 23rd ' I ■'l . - • ( ... *. • * •• ! • -* Our strains of These Varieties Have Given Outstandr.p-w-iiigResults in the Sanford, Oviedo land Sarasota Sec/ tions During: The Season Just, Closed. Ask The Growers Who Have Used or Observed Them._ .-. Order Your V egetable Seed Now — . .“ from - v< Entire Stock Of BAILEY’S CASH GROCERY To The People Of Sanford At BAMMPJSYPRICES Come Early And Avoid The Rush P.Bayard Smith Francis C. Stokes and Co. Trustee In Bankruptcy V 18 McLundcr Arcade Vegetable Seed Specialists (’. It. Mason, F itrid a Mgr. Phone 184 - . f ’anford, Fla During1 the Summer Months We Place Cur Seed in Cold Storage a t Sanford to P revent Lowering of Germination. Short Cuts To Delicious Dinners ECONOMY THE DINNER A SUCCESS The hostess that would he at case during the dinner hour chooses her food from Piggly W iggly^-As she can alw ays figure on the quality being the very best. SEMINOLE HOTEL During this hoi weather, every housewife should ?:ri (hat “come out of the kitchen” habit. A tleliciou-. templing: meal can he served with very little kilehcii preparation—just heut and serve. Visit your A & I* store and sec for yourself limv main items nro carried on its shelves that make i|uick metds possible—and the prices spell real economy. LIBBY’S ROSED A L I ans IONA BRAND NO. 2 CAN IONA ALASKA IMNK Daytona Beach Attractive Rates— Rooms With l^ivate Bath ENJOY A WEEK-END IN DAYTONA BELMONTE SLICED NO. 2\, CAN At The Seminole FOR ICED TEA Nectar Tea 213 Sanford Avc. For Maximum Results Use Chick-O-Fide Chick Starter, per 100 lbs. $4.60 guaranteed a n a l y s is IONA PLAIN OR SELF-RIS1N( FLOUR Phone 31 Crude Protein 15.00 Crude Fibre Crude Fat 5.00 Nitrogen Free extract BLUE ROSE P AND C Red Star Grocery & Feed Co. * 'PUR E ASSORTED FRANCO AMERICAN Spaghetti can 1 0 / Preserves^jarlO^ SOLID PACK NO. 2 CAN 5.50 50.00 INGREDIENTS Dried Buttfirmilk. Fish Meal, Cod Liver .Mcalj Yellow Corn Meal, Yellow Hominy Feed. Corn (r'Vicn».Mc,al^ Whpat M,«MHnKS. Bone Meal, Choice Al­ falfa Meal, 2% Calcium Carbonate, \\ of 1 rr Salt and nothing else. Chick-O-Fide Chick Scratch, per 100 Jbs. £3.75 GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein .... *. 12.00 Crude Fibre ................... 5.50 Crude Fat ....... 2.50 Nitrogen Free Extract 00.00 , Carbohydrates 62.00 INGREDIENTS Oat Meal. Dried Buttermilk. Kish Meal, Cod Liver Meal. Yellow Corn Meal, Yellow Hominy Feed. Corn Gluten Meal, Wheat Middlings, Bone Meal, Choice Alfalfa Meal. 2 % Cajcium Carbonate, \\ of 1% Salt and nothIng Else. Chick-O-Fide Chick Grow Mash pei* 100 lbs. $4.35 j v y '! “GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein, not leas than .................. .......... Crude Fat, not leas than ...... ............................ 'rude Fibre, not more than (Carbohydrates) .... VJtrogen Free Extract, Not less than (Carbohydrates) ................... 50.00 INGREDIENTS fetaeal, Dried Butermilk, Fish Meal, Cod Liver Meal, ‘etk>w Corn Med, Yellow Hominy Feed, Com Gluten Wheal Middlings, Bone Meal, Choice Alfalfa Mea, aJctiim Carbonate, Tt of 1 % Salt and nothing else. « cd GOLDEN PLUME— — - -$20.00 Per Pound GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING----- 9.00 Per Pound 215 Ocean Blvd ■According,, ^ S a tu rd a y The Finest Celery Seed ernor Smith's spokesmen in H our-; ton, any platform declaration on prohibition that is short of an endorsement of the "moral righ­ teousness" of prohibition itself •mild be made to do. It is this “moral righteousness" aspect of prohibition that th-* radical ilrys are going to insist upon. Their principal weakness from the standpoint of practical ’jnlifics, is thnt they have no outlanding Icndei. In other yeut.s the fight was made !>•• William Jennings Bonn. He is gone, and .here has appeared no one yet llint seems capable of filling hie ihoes. There are candidates gators for the post, but none of then seems (-quipped with the cvungtli nl fervor and the canny politi* cal rapacity of the great comnor.e.-. The extreme drys are talking TT.-TTr SA FELY WASHES FINE FABRICS Tomatoes 3 25^ F<a b Potatoes io Lbs. 25^| Bjinanas Sugar s 3 3 ^ pciwder i F or P k g . L b-- RU MFORD’S BAKING L b s. 9W i5^ 25^ L b. TEXAS SKINLESS FLORIDIAN 8 OZ Cranberry Jelly A & P I I OZ. BOTTLE Ketchup (8 oz. Bottles 2 for 25c) RAJAH 8 OZ. JAR Mayonnaise BLUE RIBBON Sterling 4 String CHESTERFIELD AND CAMEI SWIFT JEWEL CARTON Fresh fruits and Vegetables 1 Speciality With All Over The Wcrld 405 Sanford A ve/ , ; M ' ! * Ji 2 ‘ Q Magnolia Ave. ♦ Compound Lard �c THE SANV< em Device For Efficient Work DA v ENPOHT—l Rtrttch of highway along West tloulevniil on CNKt aide of. Lake Davenport paved. , , . Daily Fashion H int H06TON}.*Us*.v June 22.-With life and limb to employees which formal dedicatiop exercises nt Jrhich puhl.k offioials, representajive shipenl and officers of other railroads gathered as quests, the Kiro big new Boston yards of the ■Boston and Maine Railroad in IftommervUle and E a s t: Gambrfdgj.* ihto which hnve been inEorporatod during the pngt>-*U [months of construction mdfl|em device for fast jnfl l-erficitfit [classification, placemcift and for* Rwnrding of new England's freight Un and' out, were o^cfcc<f*T?hlny. I* The program included- close-up [working demonstrations of the [several details of the modern car retarder system,—with -ehtctric, [pneumatic retarders',andjswitchr£ joiid speakers, teletype fnachines, 'pneumatic tubes and flood lights with which the inbound nnd the outbound yards nrc equipped. The brief speaking program in­ cluded only short addresses of wel­ come by Governor Aivnn T. Ful­ ler, of Massachusetts, and Presi­ dent George A. Hnnnaucr of the H. and M. Railroad Modern .Yards %. clasnificatiun Those modern I yards which concentrate in two I yards operations formerly scatI tcred through nine yards cost the I rnilroad $4,000,000, or twice n.I^nnch ns the—«fwwi ‘wwth statior. I which is dost* under .construction | hero.. | The new yards have already .demonstrated that they can render [ hour» of faster service lo and from New Englnnd industries, it was announced. Three ctvs a min­ ute has been established as the classification sp*fd on a volume of business which now running at the rate of 1,000,000 cars n year. • The’yHrdS not sttly serve to speed tup shipments, but by more effic­ ient practices cut the vosts of operation by more than $800,000 a year, rnilroad officials said. The vretarders nlso servo to decronse the damage to cars and contents, with consequent savings both. to ‘the shippers nnd the railroad; and •serve as well to avoid the loss of Probe ShowsEffort Of Public Utilities To Control P r e s s WAPLUNGION, Juno 21. — ^(INS)— Efforts, ta.use the. wire:} of nows distributing agenrtos in -.Missouri for public utilities p ro ­ paganda were disclosed to the Fed­ eral Tyade Commission today by J. P. Sheridan, weretary of the Pub­ lic Utilities Information Bureau of that atnte. **• i Referring tc one agency in cor­ respondence with Mugor J. S. S. -Jtichardsqn, who had been appoint­ ed public utilities information di­ rector in Pennsylvania, Sheridan .expressed the belief*\hat its wires might be used. Sheridan was requested by Judge Egbert E. Jienly, chief counsel for vtho commission, to furnish a full . collection of nil publicity stories distributed. Sheridan disclaimed ,*any knwlcdgo that high officials .of the utilities group had cxortid .Influence upon executives of newt■pnper - organizations to get pub•licity distributed or published "ere common under the old system. The elect ricpnoumutic track brakes, or “squeezers"—as the re­ tarders arc called,—loud speaking telephones, which bring nil part* of the yard areas within reach of a single voice; electric teletype nrndilpcH whkji print th* number of cars, their land and their desti­ nation as f a s t i s thenars foil in; pneumatic tul»fof whfch distribute way |OTjjf to and frotn thev Wains quickly; flood lights which make nn«sib;e 24 Irour operation of the Is to maximum, capacity; nnd sqtdrtiHg 6f hot oil tb)|over* e fold wenther slowness, nil have been assembled in these new Boston yurds ns aids in a. systemof operation which moves with a speed nnd efficiency impossible before. Control Towers Instead of handling each car with n'separate rider on the roof to control its speed nnd bring It to n stop after It Mias started down the inclined tracks from the "hump" over which it was pushed A PERFECT ENSEMBLE by an engine to gnin momentum, nn^ Instead, of having a switch­ All-important is ,t|ic ensemble ibis man at seznip sfflf- whether i^is built in the The* new yards are operated by light woolens or The tweed*, it lias llie endorsement of Paris. This mod­ el features a coat stitched with a twopiece’bam] to give'a tailored finish «o the neck ami front tdges. The jacket may be in three-quarter* ^r seven-eighth* length The skirt is plailrd and attached to a blouse of plain color flat crepe. Medium site requires 2r/ j yard* 54-inch material for jacket and skirt and l!i yard creiie for blottse. Pictorial Printed Pattern No 428.1 Site* 14 to 18 years and J4 to 44 bust, S June 1th—(INS)— (Fout Tampa, Fin. delegates to the ‘ international convention of Ujvitana' are satisfied Detroit is a .royal «ntpytalning city. * R. J.fCarroll, wearing one of those peculiar Florida washbasin hata had to convince a policeman lie did hot plant tho county build­ ing bomb „ yaaterday while three companion*, R. S. Evans, Frank •JVRIamS and N . I* Palcvndn, alan Tampa bttoste'rs for the 1030 con­ tention apont last evening pulling blta of flying glass from their ears and ehecks. Carroll was acralch«d<pHFhtly a,lW>> The , q u a rte t tc, with a letter frOih ’onbtof*5udge Alfred J. fihy’a. close frieflds, Mayor I). B jfeK ay of Tampa, entered tw ground floor with • dozen boxes !■ (TOO LATE, TO CI-ASSJiPY) The new range* arr going fast, and If you want to trade la your old -imc, better come In at once. DR. VlDLER, Chiropodist. *Everv Sanford (San Company. 10(1 Mag­ n.nttitiA in %nit ro n <maiWednesday P to fi nt Blue Bird nolia. Avenue. ’' NOLK rnr.NTv in vh vni-khv .•flK gut THEIt.N KTATKK I.thU: IN, Reality Shoppe. Phone 34U J. nt’it a NCK iNUtl'ANV. n cnrorfrs* linn iirunnUeil uml exlxtlnu umJi-i' lht> Inw* «if the 8lnlr «if AUl'Xim with Ilia.iiiillmrlt)- to do litiNln*il« In flip Hint« of Florlilu, ContpInlM* mil. i . ,i V« '"»• . i; i : Iia u t . JAOon w k in stk in . M. AUoVHTA I’AMNRB. amt jflli1.1K JSKI.MKNOVITZ. 1>!•fpfnlan|p. OHIII III IIP 1*1 III.IIMTIIIN rrtff KTATK OK KI.OltlOA. TO THK AFTKIl NAMKIt l»BFHNI»ANT, llltKKTINllH. , T\»: Mfl.I.lf. r.Kl.MKNOVITZ rhdae realilenre unit mlilrin In iron*wink, ll*or|il«u I you aiU: riK ium t oiu>KitK(> n appear to the hill of complaint lltil jn the above Ml Ini eatiae, on ir before the foil day of July, A. I*. ?!*, the name, lirln» i. Ilule l>a> of III* UnlioHiIilr Court. or' • lae a deTea -pro Confraao will to- entered ian Iii Ht you. . . -. it t« KunritKH o n n u n u u that hla notice be puhllatlfd once a week P rid e DIXIE FLYER OUR men ere proud of the purity o f our Ice end b u r regular, dependable de­ livery service, fo^they know that the, health of many families It dependent1, upon pure Ice for eating,dririklfts and refrigerating purposes/ ^ ...... - the scenic, historic tycy to the _ - :_ * t *% t ) . . *— If you desire the best^get your Ice fronv the wagon or truck with the.Orengei Oval Emblem/ v I ■’ HIGHLAND LAKE INN | 1th and Mnplq nd your vacation here thb beautiful natural parte of 300 atffcil'ln the "Sind of Wf\e SlcyMon the trest of Blue Ridge 2300 ft. elevation, -ft te D I X I E S DAILY d Jl! I) 4 |4» Leas T han f$ n *« i l c e l if™ Per baaUetr, aU>*U« ewe ' • *** Large Uke lor fnhinc, boaUn*, twimmin(. Coll, tennlt, hoewback rklinp Bath* and m ouiu under expert*. re«f dent j4»r*lcUn. Excellent meal*, choice mutic. polite service, rveaonable rale*. Several cottaje* lor rent. Orvojune 15Major D. C. U/oodwmnl, Mgr. . »."i 1. is selling out a jlfto fk and fixtures. Follow the p rowdp Jq the McLander cade anq-gret your snare of the bargains in gifts for evejry body. Also extra spec­ ial baVgaihs in Tots clothing. . The bargains are afrahged on'tables we' have lc, 05c, 10c, 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1.00 tables. All other bargains are sellipg at, I ROCKS OF PI RI ECT STI.YING Paris, with it* penchant for dainty rftert. lux (alien a victim to smocking, which i, u*cd nto't ritcctively in the ilevclo^nicm 'of this frock. Any, of the |iastel-tonrd rottoiisj soft crepes or silks nuy be used lor ilie dress, which is ideal in its youthful simplicity. The lung raglan sleeves, gathered into straight wristbands, art- an important feature. Medium siit requires 4yj yard* JO-inrh material. Pam also is proud of tlie way the Use's the printed materials of the sea­ son.- Tile new feminine softness'it stressed in this model with oval neck and uneven hem. The gathered threepiece skirt is attarlinl to the blouse under a girdle, which may be of fibl»" if preferred. Medium size rcirrs Jki >arils JV-inch printed and 1»* yard plain hutt-rial. • l-"irsi Model-. Pirtorial Printrd Pat­ JdODIbii MORNING FROCK tern No. 4280. Sire* 14 to 18 years For warm mornings, nothing is 'and J4 to .18 bust, 50 cents, including more delightful than this sleevelets frock of polka-dot percale The skirt falls into three wide lox pleats in front and is attached to the blouse at the liipline. The unusual feature of this model is the double-breasted 40 ACItRS animproved celery land in heart of celery sec­ Vfstee of plain material which lives the effect of a tailored jacket. This tion with house.' 4 acres clear* semblance is heightened by the man­ ed.i Will li-ase, sell lo respon* nish notched revert which finish the altsl* party or give interest rotcollar. This i« an ideal choice for clearing."' Address IIX fferald. Uu»- jiojne_ dccMtnakrr wjgi_ must fares—Stolwcxs vlltt A C L ! XTRAl SpecialEXTRA! he Pariii^mie Gift And Daily Fashion Hint Losv round trip JHctulettcmviUc, N* C. Phone 20 2 k*U‘,IV * l Tam pa CivitansHave Royal Bomb Greeting ! A K r o i U > " y t o ttl U A ^ :' E t t l i i X f c C i ( d f c .a 2 . 4Mf> M'tl '»:; i n ' !"!*• >Cosjt «L l n « e e t |.( / ^ ^ c - o i n l y DAYTONA BFACH, F I^ )B ip 4 « W h y , P v t been p r ty ln g 5 0 re n te f o r oj her kltuiet* BLACK FLAG THE SOUTH’S MOST p Xm OUS THE WOflLD’S MOST FAMOUS BEACH Fireworks over laptie. .bing Uphpl -By Factory Boxing^ W. * Stribling4mifl P b ira s Automobile Races ^ C h a m p io n s h ip r & v 'W ! 1,8 Fastest Spcedwi J M y ’4 t l t ^ " PALM HAVEN—II. & S. MotCo. plant l>«lng ctlRirgeir'TifW proved. in Sanfprd and wi Casino Cbatoau Lido and Clarendon Hotel nightly* ■ <r G The dcfress is announced, S a n fp rd 2: *\ »* X v K & i * -« - a g k y O il ■ Beauty Parades by dreds of Children.. ■ys', » «» 1 1 [sw o r th National B u k of .J*cUum*l apford, ■' ■ i " 1 ■■ ■ - •'» F lorida . ' ‘ii 'h i '. * * >*) M .'H «*» Coriffr Firut St. and Sanford Axtu - foi hv 1 ■t - ; v-»-sVrtii*«i- ™ f!r- a ' ; m ‘v �The Sanford Herard A To •P ort’."I.\ i *, ** ’I Bf 0 . . -• • 'List . oPlkUiknl rvrrr (flrniM* *»«•»( A«MM. p T O T , ----------------------’- W ith'fraUk‘abruptness iincl. r complete disregard for & ■a artaic f '* "IHmH*HIm | ilitical astuteness, which his many years as national comOttawa ST, 1SI*.. *S or «T the at Maltnl. Florida, Nader art itteman should have taught him, Norman Mack, staunch Cawvreaa •»! Mnn>h a, 1(W7. < supporter of Al Sm itlr for president, threw constematioh DfCAn ROl.LAM j w S* ___. n o wITA n / RII IlKHO ..........Maailrt irttb the Tammany camp yesterday when he blurted out his KAHLH B, iOXHt-Miiaailai Kdltnr views condemning the Prohibition Amendment. When Van 1»tinStnil'TIO> HATES Namee, the New York G overnors campaign manager, heard Oar Ttar ..----------------- ---that tlje veteran of many conventions had delivered a 71* Maatfca ---------------------U Thrrt Month* scathing attack against the Volstead Law on the eve of thp NT fS»frier per W nk Houston gathering, he believed that it m ight be interpretr newnThe tlfrald, Sanford's pi Infrrna- ed a a an expression of Al Sm ith’s opinion op the subject paper, i gahaerlhea ta the late: lloaal A rai Sertlre, rm lrla* fraai and he'exclaimed “My God.” «hta aaperlar arm orsaalaatlda IC Ihoaaaad aonli dallr rarerHe was, not concerned about the' fact That Mr. Smith l| lh# Iradlaa rrrata at tk« rrarla. Th* I, A, h. la ca- was in accord with the views expressed, ‘but he was 'Highly rfflrlrat la TIurMa aad Ifa perturbed oyer the effect such an admission might have at handling alata ataa la --------------------------------- v|> w I i\ *1 m fl r p a a t. » A SONG FOR THE SEA By C. T.DAVIS Jorth a league and east a league And south,'so many rods— Ian metes the earth and claims his own, But the gray mpoh, they nre God’s upon his candidate’s chances for securing-the nomination; He-grieved thnt his well laid plans for catching the. dry by offering one of those lengthy and circuitous .solu­ tions of the subject nnd for luring the wets on covertly by the odor of beer which always goes along with Smith, had been extensively perforated by a sudden volley from the guna of Norman Mack. lll'j IV| J I • T ' •• •st well, 0 nhollcrcd inlund folk. The hearth is bright and warm, icrr shall be no inuriunr 4 when— ' = 3 = 3 ^ ___ The* water* shotfl in storm.' t who so holdeth eyes to earth And luvelh not the sea ty never glimpse the breathless range Of God’s immensity. \dd things to worry about: Most vclrs contain about twenty-six ■tired parts. --------- —o----------- ‘ ioover not only got a big slice m Mellon; ha got the whole Ion. iko all other good fishermen, President naturally hopen the will choose to bite.’’ appears that these customs cpr* were just duty bound to e Mary Bickford pay mors n Atchison man is worried it his daughter. She spends evcnlnirs ut home.—Atctiison •c. -------------- o -------------nt Heed will personally direct tight for his nomination. A of John Aiden rpvaklng for tdfj r.^ffire tmy observes that Just lie a man “kicks" a Rood deal indication thnt he is endowed J ^ rr se sense.'' ■ ■■ —o—----itorlal headline in the Key .(’hiicn says, “Fish ’Shocked' -J’, Must have seen some of ntfles’ bathing suits. -------- o-------vq Daily Sessions Of City riunncd by Judge.”—Headi Palm Beach Times. Business g up in the city. ig tjic son of u blacksmith, nought to be fuirly well vern knowing how to "strike <Ro iron’s hot.’* Devotees of the McNnry-IIaugcn bill will try to convince the Re­ publican convention next week that there is a magic appeal to the farm belt in that measure. Certainly there nre farmor'enthusias'ts for it. But it Is the experience of perons traveling through the farrang country that the bulk of the farmers, In this part of the world nt least, are Indifferent to it. , The fact is when the ’ farmer studies the m atter he knows he doesn’t want a government goard to run his business for him—which is essentially what,is proposed un dcr the M cNnryilaugen hill. He knows thnt while government op. eration looks well bn paper it doesn’t work out. The troubles of the railroad were not ended when the government took them over In the war. In­ stead they were increased. The railroads could run their business better than the government could. The farmers can run their busi­ ness better than the government can. That docs not mean th n t. the government cannot help. It can help. It can reduce freight charges by developing inland waterways and so add to the price of every f bushel of wheat thi farmer raises. It enn assist in better organization of fnrm marketing. It can supply nformation thnt wtll^ result in n ettcr ha.’lanccd agriculture. It cun co'opcrnte to cut out wasteful methods and so reduce the spread between the fnrm nnd tho table, between the manufacturer nnd the farmer. Those m easure nnd others are In the Hoover fnrm relief program! They offer the best hope of per­ manent farm relief that is before the nation today, and'fnrmcrs more and more arc recognizing this fact. i • ----------0----------V-. -V- ~ ' Much Needed Reforms • Aside from the fact that.ihstblP ment buying hejps Jto keep the wheels of industry turning, fur­ bishing employment nnd wages— thus in turn inc,*,’using buying has been nrcotnpnnicd by unprecedented -grmCth~TiT sav• Ings accounts, life insurunco nnd home ownership—the latter also made possible for thousands by long-term payments. There is good reason to believe that installment buying is teaching the public thrift nnd cure in bud­ get-making nnd schooling .m er­ chants in sensible c.edit methods. us.once more is a free m an.' The former. ___ _. .who killed his wife last October in u .sensa­ tional snooting on the Htreets o f Cincinnati, has been re­ leased from the state insane nsylum of Ohio following a long legal fight which ended with n supreme court decision th a t adjudged him a sane man. The millionaire rum seller conducted his own defense when placed on trial for first degree murder. He admitted the shooting but set up the defense of being temporarily insane. After a lengthy trial, which occupied front pnge space of every newspaper in the land, Remus was acquitted on the ground of insanity. He was remanded to an asylum for the insane. FOR SUMMER COLDS Almost immediately Kemus 1>cgan a leg al.b attle to mm gain his release. His counsel resorted to numerous moves and took advantage of every loophole anti technicality in the law. Their efforts have been rewarded and today the wife murderer and notorious lawbreaker walks the streets a free man, with all the rights and privileges of any lawabiding citizen. Commenting on the case, (he Jacksonville Journal says “The average mnn will not be able to follow all the meanderings or be able to understand the processes. It is hard to understand how a man who so insane in October that he killed his wife and is so sane less than nine months later that he can he free to go his way without molestation. Mr. Remus is a man of quick decision and prompt action. Jt would have token almost any other person a much longer period of time to do what lie did. We know that some minds have remarkable powers but the Remus case gives as an instance of revitalization which ought to stand ns a record, ns our sports friends .would say, for a long time. “It is true to say that a man without the resources of Remus would not have fared as well. That Doctrine NOT CHEAP leads to the conclusion that we ought to turn all slayers loose. We should not make murder a safe thing because They arc Rood and some men escape punishment, but we should with a ven­ geance take steps to see that no one goes free who ought to be held, and especially we should revise the statutes re­ lating to criminal insanity as n plea of justification for violating the moral cotie. Keenuse there arc lapses nnd leaks in the judicial code is cause to tighten and plug it up. “The Remus case is surely n warning to the leaders of American jurisprudence Ihat reform is in order.” Meaning th at your money BATAVIA TIRES GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS FLORIDA IN THE “GRAVEYARD” STEARNS* Electric Paste Easily Kill* Rata, M ice, C ock roachnr.'K ttakbugs, Etc. Alter e*:in| it they run lor water aad imh iilr to Ji« outtldr. Utnl by houxkerfas ■ lor 50 yrart to grt aid ol thrae (mint known loo • loiioyrr, anJ diacate carriera. I . Mought Architect ^ F irst N at’l Bank Rid, Sanford, Fla. Ptn-«» 4^ no* It Srft_J)j. r\ NOTICE Until my return from the N orth Miss Kobecea (lark will have charge of my office and transact all business B. & P. Building . Phone 715 W.J. Thigpen E state Life is over—the world ends —for every fly in sight when you let loose with Tangle­ foot Spray. Go get it now. ^Grocers and druggiatabav* - ivNothlngtFrnorefhdrdbibk' THB TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Grand Raplda. Michigan TANGLEFOOT That’s the way one man who feeds his hens Ful-O -Pep Egg Mash expresses his increased production. “ I gather IS eggs for every dozen that I got before I used Ful-O-Pep,” he says. SPRAY a a O c t l a a l ( t — I f O s O il* I t . t a You can increase the number of eggs you nre getting everyday, too. Right now is the time to do it. This is the famous feed thnt contains Coil Liver M eal to m ake the other ingredients give additional value. Every mouthful gives the lien$ all feed — no waste — and young and old layers keep right on producing. F U L -O 'P E P EGG MASH M ade by The Q uaker Q als (£>mpany , 1^ IF- UJ W IF*©|Q A 11IL ---- A IIWAV^ S o ld b y - ^ •Come To Daytona Reach This bummer. Its Comer! There are many pleasant things to do here; nnd the sort of wenther to make you feel like doing them. Driving on the great Beach, bathing in the cool surf, dancing on the pier, •fishing jit river nnd ocean, wutching auto races, baseball games und other contests—all these nnd many other diversions for young and old are nvuilnhlc. Cool night breezes induce sound sleep. Take relief front summer 'heal, visit Daytona Beach.- ITS A GRAND. PLACE TO PLAY! Low summer rates on railroads, nt hotels and apnrtmenta. For full information addresH. fi-A Daytona Bench Chamber of oCramerce, Daytona Beach, Florida DA flp-llO ■ m /. gnifvcknt ml tr S. S. IROQUOIS Four ptMcaga decks uxonunodathig )oo people. G U u -c n c lo tc d wide promenade* tnd brjad open deck*. Tea Room. Sun PiTht. Sptxious \ Lounges. Perfect Dining Service. WAGONER Furniture Co. A. P. ‘Connelly !T:i<b&i»St>n)jv isiot i QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating Shipping, and Storage Remember wv allutv ..you ..10 dollars for any old stove on the purchase price of a new gas range, nnd give yau i2 months to pay the hallance. Sanford Gas Com­ pany. 106 Magnola Aivenue. — MONET BACK IF IT FA ILS will run you for one year if the tire fails to do so. ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT tber thing we would like to id what does the president of Florida hus sjK-nt a lurgo sum reception is not good on the lower ntl-Cussin' Society say when wave-bands. The best band is la b o rs 1 dog puts two black of money to erect and equip a arround 226 or 600 meters, though radio broadcasting station with l^his pair of white trousers? the long wave-lengths nre regard­ 313 E. F irst St. which to tell th? people of this ed ns desirable. But In the sum­ Ida the St. Augustine Re- country what the state lias to mer time the long wave stations Mnrriage is supposed to be offer in the way of attractions ire harder to get, r},—hut in a lottery you do for permanent residents nnd win­ Florida has been put in the B chunce.” But why bring ter visitors. The idea buck of the ‘graveyard,’’ and on the wavep now ? broadcasting station is u good engtb assigned will be received one and the money would have »y very Jew cities, even in this ••cr selected Dr. Work to be been well spent could the plans state. The chances of its getting an of the Republican Na-Hif the proponents of the station outside where it can he of real benefit to Florida are remote, so Committee prohulily with have been carried out. But it uppenrs that the broad­ the radio experts in St. Peters­ ■a that the cabinet member tp lie one of those hoys who casting station is •-> be of little burg declare. vulue to Florida. The wave-length If the nesv stution at Gaines to their names. to this state station nt GainesviR,* ville is to be of uny service to ----------o-----------Bryan Owen may well con- is in what is known in radio lang­ Florida in advertising this state te herself upon the vote uage as the ’’graveyard.” Thj as­ it must get a new and le tte r signment to the new station is wave-length. This is generally •r here. Her showing in Key ”01.6 meters which is almost as by rndio dealers in this elng such a complete rover* low ns any wave-length that can ngiecd city and in Tampa. It is expected hp former result, Is by far he ussigned. that application will be made for st phenomenal she made The reason for rnlling the low u new assignment, and if this is e.—Key West Citisen. wave-lengths the "graveyard” Is secured the station may be able ---------o——— that they nre below the range of to reach states other than those ml of Miss Earhart says the average receiving set. Radio very near to Florida. Test pro­ BEFORE It ig woman’s only hesitancy sets will receive programs thnt grams ure to be broadcast from happens ic flight was the “inevl* are broadcast on wave-lengths the state station at Gnncsville ranging from 210 to 600 meters. during tho .next two, we^Vs <ytd fTHe lime', lo patr on, thains ibllcity that would ensue.” very nice, blit wo wonder Same sets will go as low as 200 the results will be watened ’klP Ih before you sta rt to skid. friend explains the girl’* meters,' but only a few will pick ever Florida. Then radio experts •in stations on this low range. wil] he able to rorrectly estimate And the time to pvt your nt tha^i the flight was to The average radio fan gets noth­ the ability of tho Florida station I insurance in the, hands of the family Jortqncsf” . i ing below 210 or 226 meters, as to be picked-up. men who know insurance -Z pA .if ’ -. : t Petersburg Timfa runs a | is before you suffer loss. ntltled the "Motijuilocs' INSTALLMENT BUYING This agency will measure We know a couple of ’em DAYTONA BEACH NEWS—JOURNAL e been frolicking around your risks and apply prop­ -g for the pant few davs er insurance protection— Tho people of the United States when he says it is economically e ever get a chance wit! now. A phone call today ter the’.r frolh-kin’ duyr arc optimistic, sometimes to u unsound to sell household essen­ ed to swift termination. fault, and given unlimited credit tials as refrigerators on the par­ may save you loss tomor­ . • und high-pressunp sulcsmunship it tial puyment plan he betrays nn row. . It -F - V hoopskirt, the blue-glass is possible that- thousands eoulifJ- ignorance of modern economies. ouija board, the bustle, be persguded sa to encumber their Business of that kind hus been We write polidies right. light parade, the mother- futuie earnings that businers de­ going op for years, and it must ;e, the paper collar, the pression would find ptuny of them have been profitable for both buyer ootto And the honorable unable to meet their obligations und seller or it would not have to flap tho bloody shirt, .Senator Couzens, arraignment grown (o such enormous proporto tlte ,-limbo olj appfrr o f-in ^ lllu fen t sellingi U hut oqo Ithpin. I i?v«ii M iiu ek i WeprcsMUnh aances, but wo are still of muny warnings against the dan­ have failed to prove the system g to. prove, murderer* ger of over-mortgaging the buy­ unsound^ j^fot only that, but th*. Established Aid old Gaunton Grimm ing power of the country, and.eto loss to merchantn through bad acZ2I.Magnolia ..Rhone 4V Ute pay^mt-aMnewm S t f l M l y i M i help. s p J C O S S l N G ’a Clcopatro thought sh?' wns n benuty in her time Some of our own American girls would linve made her look like* nn old maid. —Flotilla Times-Unioa. A still is n still still, even after Mr. Macks position. For surely if there was any subject It’s moved to another swamp.— which one m ight huve discussed without fear of cramping Albany Herald. the political style of the New York governor, his wet pro­ clivities would seem to have been the least controversial But perhapa this issue is becoming delicate and the pilots of the Tammany candidate wish to steer a course which will avoid the tempestuous storms in the direc­ tion of the Eighteenth Amendment. However, they seem to have already encountered a squall which has given them a slight list to port. • ^ in tho. thirty-(lays credit nccounta- Ian nets the level field in grain, The vineyard on the hill: at only God’s hand o’er the woven • May kid them Fence, he still.' . KANSAS CITY STAR - Tkr Irrald ii i member at tka Ao il 'Katraa of ClrealalUaa, M lalrikatlaaal l«W ___ , e . AaaorUtlaa at Pak> ilakrra, Adirrllarra aad AdrrrlU■me i l t l l a Whirl 1‘nbllahrr nrmbrr la aabailt ta (baraash aadlt at aaharrtpttaa itara la order to verify abaolatalr ill rlnlma at rlrralatlaa, aa writ aa •aaral baalnraa methods. ' 1•* While we do not blame Van Nnmce for becoming w rath­ FRIDAY, JUNE 22. ful over the incident, we have considerable sym pathy for i u SHALL THE GOVERNMENT RUN FARMING e K £Tiif> wom*a"n’*savs that out o f |" tfen wives three arc Ideal and seven are foolish. Th#A cquld’be a mis­ take nbjut the tluco bo the ones think.—Do Iutnd Notvs- librorio a«4 DoOr UodUNnn OrduMW Concswlt Dm»t4nt De Lose scrotamoJitionj consist of parlor, sleeping room and bath; bed­ rooms with double or twin beds and p m atc bath. Staterooms with or without private lavatory aodahower Electric fans in all stateroom *. Forced ventilation throughout. i13H0UR SERVICEt6 NEW YORK D iIRECT rect non-stop sailings. No loss of time from business. ^us(nes». Nc New S. S. IROQUOIS leaves ' Jacksonw le every Saturday at 3 P. M . and after only ty/o'nights out arrives New York M onday * morning. Fasttit jttamrr timt tier made bttuetn tbttt forts. F E R T IL IZ E R flOONwU. tlk m u o ,. eu. t t a f 30*. fcS Uk. AMNOrO Mb Aa.n«p^. ns* hSta--1 The Old War Y»u liouirht a ZOO-puntill anrk tnlttlnr ISO punmla rontnlulna 1M liamida of plant food and SO poiinda of filler. — no fille r. 1»» Mir Ihr root «" frrla b t, bnolns*- WHY PAY FREIGHT ON FILLER? Thr Oprn-l-'oriMuln. Nn Killer method, orlalnalrd b|- thr mnnasrrnent of thla rompau). still mean added proflln ta son In 11■ “**’’ live In frelahl, handllna. rte. You svll nl.o «et CltMI.ITY frrllllarr. na ssr tell >on the ran*l ponndnan of enrh mnterlul nilsrri In our branda SAILINGS TO NEW YORK t h is 8. a IROQUOIS Msy 19, 26, June 2,9,16,23; 30 JiUy 7,14,21,31 - AD D IT SAILINGS FROM JACKSOimLLB - , ' Eve Monday and Wednesday a t 3 P. M. . i *•trt Calling <u at Charleston |ii L \ - v ' Cooing A a. h “t'diiJiioKKn-.... lu n e ^---11 10 J u ly ! 11 SS j H H. - ' M O H A W K - ___________ ; Jlu iin ...... 2; k*» 8. •-8 K JU N O I.K * _______: ......J1uuisc. e ]R 27 A A ti sielbi"! »*nrtlili-a» ol»l•r, and dlalrlliiill**i'_-' 'Von lior •• ,:'"' pouni* «nrt» of plnnt food oiil> « t h is J u l y 1 in 33 J u l y 9 IS 3U AH New Steamers. Uniform deluxe service NEW YORK, One Way, $37.00 upj Round Trip $39.18 up 93-00 extra faro each way o n D irect S . S . IR O Q U O IS CHARLESTON, O a t Way $ | 2.COup 1 Round Trip f tS.OOup BOSTON. Ont War, M1-4* ur ___ ST. JOHNS RIVER SERVICE Steamer leaves Sanford I 2 t l 5 N o e ^ v e r y W ed., FH. of Sun. Due to arrive in Jacksonville 1.™ following morning. Tkrouch ti<kt t>aad batsafr rherkfd throusb to priori pal Northern M att Atuple facilitieslor automobile* j, ninwimu, tUi afflj M AMMO-PO-the perfect top dresser. The original, nat­ ural product, contaihing 32 per cent Plant .Food. Con­ tains no Borax or chlorine. •'I • —W rite for our New Farm Reco.d Book— 0 I 1 ATLANTIC & JA C K SO N V IL L E .lUiWiil X >/» �3 JTIIK SANFORD HER ALP, SANFORD, FLORIDA. R i l l v Dnvp n FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1938 P i ; . >r»>riitr<*N y j Mr DuBose, m ii « K itty r H a s t in g s — county n.«d n * 3’s‘ rebuilding wll wil shortly be corncom- | DuBoqe, Miss Marjorie I)uHone DuBose ami and $’■’ B IU IE Hamden DuBoso returned home pie ted to city limits of St. Augus­ tine. Thursday from Centerville, Ala. where they have been visiting rel­ [Offlte Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, S od e^ E dllor Residence Tel.' 37 LA BELLAS—New Inter County atives. They were accompanied Telephone building completed One of the most notable and home by William DuBose who has here. ' best balanced supporting casts f y _ Former Sanford Man been attending school in Alabama. ever used in a First Nationnl 'film offering supports beautiful | Hot weather is ^here and, time Ten doltara for any old stove to trade in your old wood store Beautiful star! Beaut!, A (juiet wedding of charming Billie Dove in her latest starting ful romance! BeauttSanford Gma Company. 106 Mag­ on a new gas range while you simplicity and taking place Thurs­ picture "Tho Yellow Lily," com- nolia. : fnl bockgrou nd1 The FRIDAY can gvt a good price1 for your Mis. Dick Brown land children ing to the Milane Theatre, today. screen's Bird of Para­ it of n aeries of dances at day morning, June 14 nt the Cnthold stove!'Sarifort) Gas Company T« _ dise aa a peasant 'girl , ill»I«lx jotcl Forrest Lake" from 10:00 odrnl nt St Augustine was that of have rented a. cottage nt Daytona 1 In the principal roles alone, 11 Vet 106 Magnolia Averiue. " MIAMI—Bids received for copBeach for tho fu ,wko shoots Kcr. W t o’clock. ■ ratab le players appear But there struct ion of new .bridge across -»« ml *<• id into the heart of .a er medal orntorii.nl con- Miss 1Margaret Mickler and Mr. .Kps been no distinction made be- Miami River at Southwest First V 7; . * alrirtef l>I [tienrl-breoker. TP Douglas Pitknhl, Father Gill per­ Judge WYTlXce Wrrgot nm riw een minor ond majir^roles in under the auspices of the •fid* street. (T (lb‘ilX T E '^ O CLASSIFY) r.'itl J. T. If,' nt,fttMt{o’clock a t the forming the ceremony with a nup­ James Shotan njM R|f:*hc selection of playeni. Histrion­ fc a few days -*4*r {Rational Cnurch. Public is tial mass. Oilly relatives and a few ic ability and fitness to typo were tette, Frank Dutton Jr., Harry MILANE TODAY Jiy invited. intimajo friends of the young vU> the sole factors governing their Morrell, Algernoh Spcef, Arthur NINE FAT, la ^ n # Buff "t^ g ' C O M T IM O i ’N I T O I I *-TIIK! X 'O O I.K S T S P O T - IN TOW ’S " klncss and social meeting bf coupje were’ present. Zachary Jr., Ralph 'Woodruff, Mrs. Miss Mar .CalrtJ, selection. horn Hens cheap. Imfuirtf 1212 Truth Seekers Class of the The church’was artistically dc- Ga, is visitin' Clivo Brook ploys opposite Miss K. S. Dutton, Mrs Lewis Bishop. ai'of Miss W. .Ini St. *' ' list Church will bo held nt corntedffor the occasion with bas­ Claire Zachary at her home on Dove in "The Yellow Lily,” which ido Beach with Mrs. Lilli- kets and large jardinieres of Magnolia Avenue! i is an adaptation of I.ujox Biro’s ■-— — play of the same title. Gustav [lielly. Cars-will leave nt 9*00 .Spring blossgiDs, the colors of pink tk from the'church. and white predominating. CnndeMiss Ruth Sample, who has; ,v‘*n SeyffwtiU has one of the MONDAY Inbrns holding tall white burning been the guest of Miss S ara, 1,C!,t hi"‘r««>nic opportunities of-hls ogrnm m a tin g of the Worn tapers flanked the front of the al­ Wnrrcn Ensterby for the pnst career as a Mephistophclcs-like, Missionary Society ftf the ter easting u soft glow over the week, left Thursday for her home sardonic valet of the hero. ' Jane Winton, wearing n blonde Baptist "Church will be held pretty scene. at Bartow. t»i» _____ wig, pot trays n notorious actress Before the ceremony n program [3:30 o'cldck nt the church. A „ , . _ . , | of Budapest nnd sweetheart of of nuptial music was given by Mrs. I attendance is desire?Mrs. Calvin Teague returned ,,prn NI, hnlM Soussanin |t. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross C. C. Bagwell, while daring the homo Thursday from Anderson, S the hero- Nicholas enacts an effective nnd very dra­ ch will have sociul meeting ceremony Miss Stella Burke sang C. where she have been visiting matic role as the heroine's brother. 3:30 o’clock at the Parish three selections. “The Bridal ChoUse, Hostess, Mrs. Holland L. rus" from Lohyngrin was used as her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albeit More MacDcrmott nnd Bodil Ros­ »n and Mys. Mortimer Glover, processional and Mendelssohn's S. Farmer. ing are the Hungarian Archduke ft? hiycr B and'of the Presbyter- "Wedding March’’ was used as rcand Atihduchcss respectively. Miss Glcnnn Farrow, a nurse Cljaijles Puffy plays a comedy Auxiliary wllp'fnebt at 3:30vb'- cessfotinb ryiiK T H liU you’re r o . n t' Ferna1d\ I-nughton hospital role ns mayor of a small moun­ tk at the church. Miss Edna Dupont was the leaves Friday for Greensboro, N. cial and Inspirational meeting bride’s only attendant. The bride inR to the senshoro tain town in Hungary. [the Presbyterian Auxiliary will entered with her brother, James C. where she will spend the sum­ Other colorful and important or to the mountains, you [held nt 4:00 o'clock. The pro- Mickler and was met at the niter mer. roles nrc enacted by Paul VincenW will'be in charge.of the four by the groom nnd his best man, tl, Lucian Priviil, Jfjhn Westwood Miss Mildred Campbell of Aber­ and Gils Pnrtos. will need a spripg coat. , png people who attended the Florenz, Mickler, brother of the deen, N. C. arrived bore Wednes­ ling People’s Conferen . at Win- bride. "The Yellow Lily’’ wns ndapted •!1 nnd.. . what better luck day nnd is the guest of Miss Pcrrl? Park. Immediately following the cere­ l-c-o Bell nt her homo on Celery from the famous play by Lnjos Biro, nnd it denis with lov e and TUESDAY mony a wedding breakfast was than Sadye’s R o t t i t i R in - -« intrigue in Uungnry Alexander Junior Sewing Club will meet served at the hoime of the bride’s Avenue. Korda directed the picture.fh Miss M argaret White, such a wonderful assort­ Mrs. W. J. Steed and childrri mother, Mrs. C. B. Mickler on DufJ PRHAPS you luve been plan­ irs. F. E. Roumillat will cn ferin Avenue, nfter which an infor­ cf Kissimmee nrc spending this ning to ’ ^»nge for.telephone service, but ment to sell so reason­ tain the Duplicate Bridge* Club mal reception was held. The young week at Daytona Bench ns t hi MEDAL CONTEST TONIGH T 110:00 o'clock nt her home <>n couple left Inter in the morning for guests of Mrs. Steed's sister, Mrs have been too busy to visit the office ably........ Shtins-KnshnsThe program for the silver llmctto Avenue. a motor trip through the southern Dick Brown. i medal o n test to be held this I. A. will meet nt .1:00 o’clock part of the state and upon their re­ This is not necessary. Any telephone Hrnndrlnths in all sizes. |the Odd Fellows Hull over the turn will make their home nt IB Mrs. A. R. Hughes of Los An- 1evening nt 8:00 o'clock nt the worker will quote rates, give you detailed [sket. All members are asked *« Duffcrin Avenue, St. Augustine. gcles, Cal. arrived here Tuesday Congiegational Church, under .the Information about the service and tako [present as this is the last meet* Mrs. Pichnrd is the youngest for nn extended visit with her sis­ am*piles of the W. C. T. U- will be as follows; your order. for the summer. daughter of Mrs. ( \ H. Mickler of ter Mrs. Vesta R. Fay on Cameron Song, “Ameticn, tho Beautiful" Mrs. M. Minarik and Mrs. St Augustine and is a popular Avenue. Every telephone employee — operator, ~ Scripture rending nnd prayer by chcr Kent will entertain at member of the younger socinl set. Mrs. F R. Mitehcl. Idge nt 3:00 o’clock at the home lineman or clerk — Is a telephone sales­ Judge and Mrs. Otis M. CoVn She wns graduated from St. JMrs. Kent, 520 Henkle Avenue, Joseph's Academy. Mr. Pichnrd of Vcro Bench, who have been Introduction of contestants, byman, interested In serving you and In Inter Park. Mrs. Walter L Cooper. spending a week here ns the was formerly of Sanford and is WEDNESDAY • having your telephone installed promptly. Contestant number oneguests of Judge Cobb’s parents, |Mrs. Horry H. Lewis an-l Mrs. the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. left Contestant number two. \Vednesday for their home. Jorge D. Bishop will entertain Pichnrd of this city. Telephone service is now quicker, more Pinna duet by Misses Anna A I a swimming party at Banana dependable, more<*iecessary and more val­ Mrs. Paul Booller returned to I and Rebecca Clarke. [ke honoring Flunk Dutton Jr. Miss Simmons Given Contestant number three. uable to the user than ever before.-v 'ier home at Do Land Thudsday | I’ittsbuiu. Pa. Shower As Surprise after spending a few days here ns Contestant i.itinher four. THURSDAY Piotin solo by Mrs S. R. AbetThe cost Is small — only a few cents a day the guest of Mrs. F. McKenzio I King's Daughters ('-lasf.nf tin Miss Margaret Simmons, whose crombic. | <-h<>c]ist Church wilf have old mnrringo takes place in July in Davison on Magnolia Avenue. for twenty-four hour service. Contestant number five. Ishioncd box supper at Lake Alabama, was the guest of honor Vocnl solo, Mrs. A. M -PhtHtpix-T Dr. J. II. Teagye nnd young ■tty. Cars will leave at 7:00 nt n delightful miscellaneous show­ Offertory, Mrs. E. M Cni.yll. ^SOUTHERN BEU. TELliPHONB daughter Clemmicgene of Iaiuren.s (clock from the Methodist er Wednesday evening given by III* • ?l| Mill I • I* d M|f|• “• " * " ANb ^YELEftRAPfi COMPANY S. C. arrived here Thursday nfter- und Mrtd IU-tt*.' v hurch. — S P E C IA L T Y SH O P Miss Betty Antnsli nnd Miss Mary noon nnd nr© the guests of Dr. (Incorputattd) Judges decision nnd awuidiiig I.andgruf at the nurses home on Teagues son nnd iJliughter, Mr. of medal(irs. Fitts Entertains Onk Avenue This affnir had been and Mrs. Calvin Teague. Benediction. ip i—« as -, surprise to the guest The contestants are Miss Vera •'or Mrs. M.S.Wiggins arranged of honor. . Claude Robson, who has been Webb, Miss Estelle Webb, Miss *1 -------- *» . The living room was beautifully spending the pnst week here with Ruth Martin, Miss Sara Maxwell A pretty compliment to Mrs. udorned with numerous busksts parents Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. and Miss Lucille Bolz. S. Wiggins, who leaves Juls' of roses nnd gladioli accentuating his •Iht Open Daily H AM To (» PM (llotlRkins nnd Flske Company) Thursday, Open Till Noon. Robson left Thursdey for Jack fist for New York and Canada tbe colors of pink und green. sonvillc. Ho was ncronipnnled Swimming Party Is Tile evening hours were merrily home by Townsend Tntterson. (hero she will spend the suraEnjoyed Wednesday spent with games and otner pteastwas the bridge party given nnt forms of diversion and later Miss Sunny Hazard left Tliurs“Visitors Always Welcome!” We like to impress this thought on all who may be Thursday evening by Mrs. W. A. the guest «.f honor wns presented One of tho jnllioHt social affnir* I .day for Winter Haven where she of the week was that of Wednesi Fitts Jr. at her home on Union u huge box which wns found to will visit until Saturday us the thinking of selecting tURNITURE,-—BECAULJ] wc realize that nothing less*^ contain many hu'My pieces of sil­ guest of Miss Marion MrCucheon, day evening when Mr*. Harry It. Jvf-nue. Lewis nnd Mrs. G. D. Bishop en j Numerous lovely potted tnnid- ver nnd other muffles for her new- when she nnd Miss MeCutcheon vthan a personal visit can do justice to our well chosen stocks or our unique ser**a tertuinrd nt n swimming partv -it I ■n Imir ferns were placed with home. Rcfieshnieils of chicken will go to Clcnrwuter Bench where Banana Luke honoring Frank Dul I salad, anilines, ieeiRtea, ice cream they will attend n house pary. there the guests assembled for nnd cake were scried by the hos­ ton Jr. of Philadelphia,, who is vis­ vice. [he games. Bowls of zinnias, ver- tesses following ilu\ presentation iting his mother, Mrs. K. S. Dut­ enn and rosea ndd«*l u prutty of the shower. A Short And I'lonmint Drive Over Pine Roads ton. Lake Mary ouch of color. The merry party met at the Brings You Here In A Jiffy. Hring The Family, Too. this affair The guests enjoy Quaint, tallies were used for home of Mrs. Lewi* at an early Simmons, were Miss MurgJ he games of progressive bridge Mrs.-Charles Among those leaving for sum­ hour nnd motored to the Lake in a is- (Henna Ynncy knd after the usual number of Furrow-, Mrs. < ine McLain. mer vacation to various points re­ body. The evening hours were soon ounds had b(en played, scores Miss Suzanne cently nre Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 11. Cros­ spent with swimming, boating nnd Miss Edith .lone* xere added and the prize for top Schmitt, M ifsiyseilln Terry. Miss by, Reading, Mass.; Miss Mary other delightful water sport*. I.nComplete New Suites For Living Rooms And Every Room. tore, u lemon dish, was awanl- Cassie WrigliC Miss Lelin Bart­ Tnmm, Savannah, Gn.; Muster Roy ter a delightful picnic supper wan LARGER ASSORTMENTS, Mrs. Walter S. Colemun. For Mrs. A. B Lovejoy, Mrs. L. Howell, Jr. Atlanta Gn.; Mr. nnd served.; CHOICEST DESIGNS. FINEST hsvnig scored the least number lett, Mrs. John Ellis. Holyoke, Mass.; Enjoying thi* affair were Miss J| M. Telfoid. Mrs. Mickler. Mrs. M points, Mrs. Hal Wight wu<* Stanley Walker, Mrs. Brute An­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanders, Frances Dutton, Mis* Lucille Ix:QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES. Hollis, N. If.; E. E. Lloyd and rv, Ml«* Elizabeth Turnbull. Mis* onsoled with a dainty tea apron. son, Elmore, New York City; Ruth Henry, Miss Helen MarenIhe cut prize, a novelty vase, war derson anti Miss Elsie Neal. UEILE, on the lurgest of furniture Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glenson, on by Mi6a Mable Bowler. Mrs display floors, you will find a oiggins was presented a box of Mrs. Mabry Honored New York state; Mr. and Mrs. Dunn was followed by presentation Fred Bniley. Dtisville, N. A ’.; Mr. of cradle roll diplomas to the fol­ collection of now, practical, high Irtationcry as gift from her ho-*With Bridge Party nnd Mrs- J. E. Singletary nnd lowing; Helen Tamm, Frances itess. class und well finished furniture for daughter, Miss Bessie, Valdosta. Thompson, Ruth Andomon, Ruth At the conclusion of the games, tho successful home in Florida.- Our Mrs. M. II Mabry, who has be-m Gu.-J Mrs. Clarence Isbell nnd chil Cochran and Jack Evans. A chrls[the hostess assisted by her duughbuyer* nre often at market. Wo j sosvirc followed ami Mus­ [ttr Mrs. Wiliam A. Fitts III., spending the winter ul Lex­ dren to Marietta, Gu. ington, Vu. and is now the guest hove the new when it IS new and Mrs. Clarence Moran, who hu« ter Jack Evans was christem-d by (Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Caldwell, you can ulways depend ‘on both ev. thompson- (TJlc church was JMrs. Wight and Mrs. Howard of her sister, Mrs. G I-. Smith, been convalescing after the hilt) Quality und PRICE when you pur­ [served tasty refreshments • of was the guest of honor ht a very of n daughter at the home of her beautifully decorated with callu [frozen fruit sulud, snltines, olives pretty bridge party given by Mrs. mother recently, has returned t * lillien und gladiolu cuntrjbuteil bychase at Hodgkins A Fiske’s. We Smith Tuesday afternoon at her her home on Country Club Road Mrs. Com-hors, |*nd punch. ure never undersold. It would In­ home on Magnolia Avenue. Ihe The new little daughter has been Mrsr. F tits’ guests were Mr« deed I k? strange If you could not guests included the members ^ of named Joyce. |M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Brazton Lfind exactly what you are wanting Prof. Clarence Isbell is attending IVrkins, Mbs. W. A. Lefflcr the Duplicate and Every \Neek summer school nt Gninesvillp, 1 la. Bridge Clubs. In LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, | Miss Mable Bowler, Mrs. llai Lovely rose nnd red zinnias The Sunday School of the Lake BED ROOM or any part of the mod­ Wight, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. ern home, among these assortments. [Walter S. Coleman, Mrs. A. J- ami pink radiance roses were Mary Community Church held thcii Richardson, Mrs. G. D. Bishop. used in charming profusion about annual picnic Thursday a*. Evans•Hodgkins nnd Fiske’s For New Ideas In Furnishings.” "Every day something different." Mrs. Ben Small of Miami, Mrs. the rooms where the guests assem­ Hale Park- Races and water sports bled for the gomes The colors of occupied considerable time, and s Ralph Wight, -Mrs. Harry Dick•on of Orlando^ Mrg, La V^rno red. green' and rose was repeated busebuM game between the ludiun ,f n in thf tallies and oilier bridge ac- end men furnished much amuse ’AteVo, Hurt, Mr ment. Mrs. Elmer HyoUaih* ftrtvrtl 1*. wessories. Charles Floyd Pull JUNE SPECIAL SALE BARGAINS I FOR YOUR SUMMER COMFORT Gamas of progressive auction to be the champion batttr. among Rritt, Mrs, C. Benson, f U..|* <i! l . i - Uli( VM.’Vd *i*| :t iv]/-' r*-l*t »*dt r-»vbridge were enjoyed during Die the jadies. The piynic baskets n and \fnrn. Elton *Mou afternoon jtijd when scores were were then spread on the long t a ­ All at HALF PRICE END TABLES . • i r t . s b Brouae. i PAY B E D S from ...... collected it? the conclusion of the bles, nnd a bounteous repast en­ JttW All at HALF PRICE SMOKING STANDS COUCH HAMMOCKS ftom .... .... ...... .. J$15.75 games.by Mrs. Robert A. New­ joyed by all The committees in --------All at HALF PLAN SUPPER PARTY ’ LAMPS. GLIPERS from .............. A27.50 man, the prize for highest score, charge were ns follows; Chairman, CHAIRS All at HALF OCCASIONAL t PORCH from J.......... ..... *.'.w........... $4.00 The King’s Daughters Class of a waste paper bosket, was award­ Supt-1*. D, Anderson; Supper, Urs. AU at HALF PRICE, FIBRE RUGS 0 / DR. J. c. HOWELL 9 TEA WAGONS from .......... .................. uiJ.* $22.50 Ike First Methodist Crurch have ed Mrs. G. D. Bishop. The cut W. E. Cole, Mrs. Elmer Hyotlaine; ’ goo West Gar* Aveans__ COUCH HAMMOCKS AU at OUCH HAMIL____ . HALF _ PRICE REFRIGERATORS from ................... $12.75 Lemonade, Miss Elma Cochran, prise, also a waste paper basket, ASU tU LA K T fgO C T O L O O T «W U O M »P| planned for an old fashioned (Many Other June Specials To Choose From) went to Mrs. Samuel Puleston. Frank Evans; Amusement*. Rev. PORCH RUGS (heavy) from ............ ..... . $9-75 Rux supper to be given at I-ako plary, Thursday evening, June 28. Mrs. Smith presented her guest James Thompson, Miss Ethel Hyot 200 West Gore Ara. AH 'members of the Methodist of honor with -a lovely etched laine Lake Mary boys nt camp John­ glass vase In a silver holder. "Church and their friends ara cor­ Refreshments consisting of a son are Oliver Dantzler, I,ee Coch­ Orlando, Florida dially- Invited to attend. Each girl is asked to bring a box lunch tasty salad and ice course were ran, William Dunn, Stanley Peck‘ I K K P K O I’ L K M tl. ** .. t ' , , ’f , si (L . f «.| *a»*• • J * -*Kri 1 •nd to ask a friend. The party served'at the tea hour by the host ham, John Whitaker and William S k n n lJ k u w l h a l l s S l s n l l " S , « » • *ill.meet a t the Methodist Church ess e&*tcd by Miss Betty War- Oliver. • I l e a l ta n , a a * r r r l a l d l . r n a a la t a l k Children's Day was appropriate­ « f 1, 1- a t a t ( h r l r I i m Ii I m . W e l l e « r ft 7:00 o'clock M«d motor to the " T ^ lg ris tB ^ fo r the afiofiuxm Central Florida's New Furniture Headquarters ly observed at the Community s h a s r 4 0 M f * r f r e e l l l e r a l u r e a » J Laki in a body f h o * . who • a w s lls IlM , . • W «r/M rs. M H. Mabry, " Mrs. Church pn June 2nd.. Singing by Planning to ifttend 'aWrtrtkcd J to O r J « M (k ( 'a m i s llo w r ll 2021 TO-2101 NORTft ORANGE AVENUE, ORLANDO, “ON THE WHITE WAY. he girls of Mrs. W. G- Ferguson} Samuel rPnlestVi, l t », c v.'Vi .1 • j • *• lasSftmd^a rendingihf JUM Jlar; Telephone, O rtando $4$l. ...0 ;H«;* lnu.-kf.iw, Deliveries fjreo. TjO.iYour cn, H r ir jam n ■ ,t ?iti * t?tadvi,..M i t ' w rir frs. George S. Wltmer, •*♦-8, Onj*.J,r* «»Htas aalruOU re..................... - 4 , - a t l a I n i k r r r M ia m i a f » a | r a a n * *■ ‘f ■ o il ' • k l a M M re i k r Ik e «m sM M U t s morning in (ortimer Gloved and' Mrs — t » 0*4 I (Share they George ADonald;' — Donuts, Mi*s BeUy :W 4 g ? * t ' - r ■ ' "fail: J,Jr ^ ia l Activities Jcl Lalendar Weds inst.Augustine % . a I 'i v r With Othersln rjim At Milane Theater ,D O V f LILY Personals Wonderful Values In Spring Coats % ’Every Telephone Worked Is a Service Salesman, $1450 to $3500 See Window Display! Sad ye S j ffG c L lt t t HINTS HODGKINS & FISKE GO. Fprail *• # �seel PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, .0f #J»I W # FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 VW.m v*1 /' no ftp x*!r.r*.XExrxniV p< pt j »*i i h8£5i*SI A ar* t w r + 'A '& b i» n w .. in t/" ■ ’ <r ** . . W .1 < ,!.«<■! 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I * 1 si JnL Ip v i *l a M 1 1 f i l ■r V i (MlfU* mm F I - .) l |l 'l |M ( '|l i o ^ io tg . yV »* Mfi ..f t t s A f . ’A t ‘ i r--*- y i i j wi j .-jii te 'tm (lu j •> j •I n n/i * n : *?«»FWI*1.l‘> s fl I f ^ y r i ' u .: 4 ii* J lit- } * * • * '* H a .'! - i # M - ••• iin .il* . »• l3 l)lfl CpLluV \ •y VKife M M i 'y i r f ( • w iv i..\ VoOtf. •: UlTBsUt^ H • I.. ». •/ ■ i, % •■>*«.» i> .\ • v4 »! /U V .t'M-ixti’ jy j io) O f#f * • *i f ' * ■—J •i iifAJi ■ I-J- • .. .1 • '■ * •' «T >«v.nHi*.',* • ..II. MW.. II >r • |> juhj -,1 . •ilof.* !»>##■ .• io n ' trm"^ lW Kjt rjiiiwi f no >n •:*->»r, . j -1'*" mi : - fJ r- ]<■ •i’l jm a • bxolnhfc, .is n 'i'^ j 60CA ‘ .nqiyvia l»«j 1 A tflMH "O f :i.i tA & Y ti <■•%* <iW.iiI.uil •U A r -./• naVf n o liau fi^ jio *W** .ni.lifl l*SH f » rf tH H v V > ., - �m t WDiVA »«. . B t t gAWFOHD RES the CLASSIFIED COUNTER Ifoiir B a rg a in s A cro ss Sanford Daily Herald Help Wanted— | Term s: C a s h i n A d v a n c e phone a d s , w i l l b e r e c e i v e d p atrons a n d c o lle c to r s e n t e d ia te ly f o r p a y m e n t . — — . 10 c a l i n e 1 mes — ------------- 8c a l i n e I m e s ---------------------- 7c a lin e T im e r a t e s o n r e q u e s t . reduced ra te s a r e fo r c u ti v e i n s e r t i o n s . 'iva w o r d s , o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h c o u n te d a l i n e . J i n l m u m c h a r g e o ! 8 0 c to r i t in sertio n . All a d v e r t i s i n g la r e s t r i c t e d p ro p e r c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . U an e r r o r is m a d e T h e S a n * T _ H e ra ld w ill bn re s p o n s ib le ‘ only o n e i n c o r r e c t i n s e r t i o n , a d v e rtise r zo r su b seq u en t ertionu. T h e o f f i c e s h o u l d b e tified i m m e d i a t e l y in c a s e o f or. YOUNG LADY—YOUNG MAN— Four months ago you rend the nd for apprentices on the Linotyp: machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad and af­ ter three months and one week of study is tjow holding a good posi­ tion- in Mobile and is independent. Yod nre still-'looking. Will send nnqthcr yoln g lady to same shop in two weeks. I,ast week the fa­ ther of one of our students stater! that his 17 year old daughter had made $15 the wvek before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $40 to $00 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs when you are trained to hold them. Call for (\ A. Haines at Herald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. TO A D V E R T IS E R S 12— Wanted |A H e ra ld re p re se n ta tiv e o ro u g h ly f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e s lies a n d c lassificatio n w ill WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Hofined, middle aged tyhit woman housekeeper for two adults mm two children. Givo reference and qualifications. P. O. Box 1017. (Legal Notice*) 21—Acreage For Sale fA N T A D R A T E S - I l l A. Notice Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t 'D. A C R E A G E F O R S A L E : su itab le DIIKVKNY, p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r ­ f o r p o u l t r y f a r m . L o c a t e d f o u r t i f i c a te No. 340. <l*ti-<l t h e 7 t h d a y m iles s o u t h * { S a n f o r d o n old Or* ••f J u n e , A. l>. 1936.- h a s fi le d said c e r t i f i c a t e In m g office, a n d h a s la n d o r ^ a d . .13 a c r e s , p a r t h i g h ntad»- a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d tn la n d a n d s o m e o f i t lo w , id e a l f o r Issue | „ a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Kald ertificate em bracea th e follow ing c h ic k e n s a n d d u c k s . C a n b e b o u g h t cdracrllw il p r o p e r t y a l t u a t r d In S e m ­ f o r $100 per a c r e o n y o u r ow n inole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t : N H of N H o f N 4 nf N W o f HK t e r m s . A d d t *s R . J . H o lly , F i r s t ■i of S e c tio n 13. T o w n s h i p 30, S o u th N a t i o n a l H a n k B u i l d i n g , S a n f o r d , r a n a e 20 K aat, & s e r e s , t h e e a ld F la . land lietUK a s s e s s e d a t th e d a t e of ie Is s u a n c e o f sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In ------------------- ----- U _ ---------ir n a m e of U n k n o w n . T h a t D. 26—Miscellaneous For Bale Dre rr v e n y p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t i f i ­ c a te No. sn, d a t e d th e 7th. d a y of F O R ^ L F ^ C h f f i T c r i b , h i g h J u n e . A. I>. 1»:«. lias filed aa ld c e r ­ m y o ffice a n d h a a m a d e ch air, and ■If a d j,u s t*a b**” le d1r e*s s tnipf ipclal rt es t oIn n fo r t a x deed to le s u e In f°rm. Mrs. John Russell Union a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . S aid c e r t i f i ­ c a te e m b r a c e s th e f o l l o w l n t denand Lakcvicw Avenues. i-rllx-d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i ­ C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t : L o t HONEY 80c gallon. Comb Honey nole 127 S a n fo r d lle la llte . 15c lb. 1009 Union Avenue. T h e said Innd holme nascased a t th e tlale of Is s u a n c e e f su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In th e n a m e o f K. T. F ie ld s , U nleos BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge said e s h a l l be r e d e e m e d deck cruiser, thirty inch draft a c c o r dc ienr gt i f itoc a tInw tnx d eed w ill Infully equipped, s l e e p s s i x . Price sin- tb e r c liu th e I 6lh d a y u f J u l y , a . n.. i>:*. reasonable. P, O. Box 938. w i t n e s s my o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e am i «eal t h i s th e 7th d a y u f J u p e , A. HOUSEHOLD F U R N I T U R E — No I>„ 11*23. V. B. DOUGLASS. doubt there are several pieces of C lerk C irc u it C o u r t S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a . discarded furniture in your home fly A. NT. WK BK H. thnt are no longer of value to you D e p u ty C le r k . —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ (C lr r u lt C o u rt Heal). k ald Classified Ad will put your message bcfoT**thousands of read­ er*. Call 148 today.' • ' “t* -----------—.----------- ---- .. ■. POTATOES. DELIVERED $1.00 make it m o r e effectiv e. A BUSHEL—Theae arc "culls'' WANTED—To buy or rent for too small to ship; more trouble to [Announcemen la four months, small boat with prepare for cooking, but just as kicker. Must be cheap and in good to cat. Telephone 775. 1 1good condition. Phone 771. tSSIFlED Atrvertising FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, kimulate your business at very party needs funds. Cost new to make. (ll cost. Herald Want Ads cacli WANTED—Dresses Fancy or plain. 212 W 4th $450.00 Will sell for $150.00 Ad­ reach thousands of people— dress II. Box 428 Sanford, Fla. pie who wait and watch fo- Street. Phone 73'JJJ. Classifled page—people who r.5 ACRES OF HAY-Heavy growth looking for opportunities and OFFICE SECRETARY WANTED ready to cut, on shares or cheap —Efficient shorthand, typing Iw that the Want Ad page is • OFFICE SECRETARY WANTED for cash. Telephone in evening t-> Jc of opportunities. Your mes­ —Efficient shorthand, typing, 775. on this page will produce re simple bookkeeping. Dependable, at a cost that is surprising! • accurate. Apply Stokes Seed 27—Money To Loan Call 148 for service. Co., IK McLnndcr Arcade, be­ ON WHITE or colored property. tween 9 and 10 A. M. B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd Ct ps tested for glasses by Dr. TEAM WORK or all kinds Pavia. Opposite Court House Plowing, harrowing, and mow (L egal Ads) Inj- Phone 830-W or 2300 Mel)-M e o r G r a n a d a D n ’ Ginger lonville Ave. M I T I I i : 4)1* A PI* 1.1 CAT) OX F ill! TXX IIBBI) t M t r . l t SUCTION ST'tlo c a ll 705. Prompt Delivery. O F T i l t : O U X U ltA I. K T A T I T B * WANTED: To buy second hanrl O F T IIU STATU O F F I.O ItID A . -Loat And Found Ni 1 18*8* l»4 )1e r •' 19> Ki Veil tint! SA.M motorcycle. Must bo reasonable 11 c r . Mnit land 1'In . purrlianpi* tnd in good condition. Box Z C-<< f**#S*n d a ti'd (In T ux i ' i ■vt 1f lost 1 «• No. •ni *ln.v of J tl III*. A. 11. I> 2G. ImlUND—Two puir of shell rim­ Sanford Herald. H I* |l ill.t l I# * in in> nfflr#* of • 1 If Ion med glasses in lobby First Na­ mil hit — m a d e ap 1I1 at io n fn r l.ix nai Bank. Owner can elaint ro CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin’s ).•••.) t u |NnU** ill a rt •uril a n t p will) Ilurbcr Shop. Between Fire St-u- •a tv. Su 1tl «• n il Inai'FH tin* describing same paying ..in. w in g <|#*f«rrilif'd p ro n e rt v ftltinit* •ion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. this nd. 1ST: Betwo4»h Khnfortk|ud Rands ['rousing, brown l#u\4at* travelbag. Finder Please return same thu Sanford Herald. -Automobiles L>8 FAST DODGE four sedan. Like now. Priced light. Miller Phillips, Inc., 13th and Elm :. Peon* 3. L'7 GOOD TOURING CAR. A-l Condition. $225.00. New tires, w paint. Miller O. Phillips Inc. lone 3. S a n f o r d A u t o m o b i l e Co. M ag n o lia Ave. P h o n e 137. -Uu^L—gc Service N. N I P P E R . Signs of a ll Jn Sanford P a i n t &. W a l l id1- k in d a . I’a p o r SU N P R O O F P A IN T S » tc r S p a r V a r n i s h e s and E naIm cls. V elu m in a F la t W all ) i n t a . P e r s i a n e h ty Jesso . p l a s t l c o Dulding c l a y a n d P l a q u e s . S a n rd P a i n t A w a l l P a p e r C o . G. U . Hur t , Propj*. 1 12 W . F i r s t S t . U N S F E R S e r v i c e o f a ll k i n d a . IPhone 6 7 0 - \ f or 3302. C. E W p en tn g . WIGHT P R IN T SH O P U P P Y a r r v l c e o n a n y t h i n g in [ p r i n t i n g . A p h o n o c a ll w ill g e t ur m a n . P h o n e 4 1 7 -W . 9 R a il - FURNISHED four rooms anti bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. Phone 190-W. MODERN furnished apartment.), Frigidairc: Murphy steel kithen: Garage: excellent neighbortood: rent vt-fy reasonable. I’nrk Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, S a y e r . ____________ THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ duced rates. 317 Park. Phone 859-J. LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ ished. 3 room and garage. At­ tractive summer rstes. Apply 804 Magnolia. Phone 280-W._______ Small garage apartment. Call 251. itu a tlo n W a n te d ^ I N E D W H I T E I J I D Y W i3 h e» c tu t'i it e n t 'i t i i tx v k n tv T l l l l l l l J I IMCIAI. J ’lH C'IJlT OK r t . n i l l l t A IN A X D ^ r j f j M W * * - . XfOl.t: i n i K T i . t V A M w i l U t .* T 1 IB K OUTIIBItN HTATKH L I F K IN HUItANCK t'D JI PA NY. a c o r p o r a t l u n o r a a u l t r d anil e x l a t l n g t i n ­ d e r Die la w s of t h e Stall- of A l a ­ b a m a t i l t h a u t h o r i t y to d o b u s t In r a s In th e S t a t e of K l s r l d l . C o m p l a in a n t s . . ■* LKK IIAIIT. et a L * D e f e n d a n ts , t n i t l l K I I UK P t IIM C A T IO N T U B S T A T U O F F I.O ItID A . T O T U B A F T F .lt NAMBD DKK UN DA NT. l i l t BBTINOH. TO. I.UI-: IIAIIT, w h o se r e s id e n c e a n d a d d r e s s Is u n k n o w n . YOU Allh! II BitBIIY O I lU K l tU D to a p p e a r tn th e bill of c o m p l a i n t filed In t h e a b o v e pty led c a u s e , oil n r Ix-fore t h e Mil d a y o f AuKunt, A. D. 1923, t h e s o m e b e i n g a l t u l c Du) uf thin U u m u u li lc■ if,. C o u rt, nr c I hu a i l c c r c r prt, cdufcMHO w ill bic ut - red a t t a in s ! you IT IS F F I I T I I B I I O B P U I I B D t h a t i Ii Ir n o tic e be p u b li s h e d o n c e a w eek f u r fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e weeMa li t- T I I K S A N F O U D MU ILXLD. X* n e w s p a p e r uf K elirral c l r c u lu l Inti Ip S a n f o r d . S c n iln u lr C u u n ty , F l o r i d a . WITNF.HM Jht*. Ili*nd of. y, UI DOl'tlLAKH. Clerk', nfld tile sl-al uf th e a b o v e stylctl C o u rt. Ip H anford , tlil-i 3 d a y of J u n e , A. D , 1923. V. B. DOUULA 8 S. C le rk C irc u it C o u rt. Ily A. M WKBKH. D e p u ty C le rk . ■O ffic ia l S eal). Acuuulre uud viiurhl* A iiorucyN f o r C n m p la liiu n i. List uf Delinquent Taira of ,WfitSSl*4kc W Thr lo a n of Long w o o d , 364.... V .... 731 .... 40 4 . X c. Dcst-i l|-t Inti uf luiml1 c r. •d c */. H 2 ' O w ner «. a t 0 < 2 i 5 —• w C t-_ c . - .s i l . u a a n n i o l . us r e c o r d e d lo F la t llu o k X o . I I ' a g r u IN to 31 N euilaalr t ' n a a l r ll e r o r d s . ta i ls t >§. 2. 4 ....... J o e II T i n k e r 105 At r. •«, Lot 3S, M o d u l i I t r a l l y l!o. , 4,au 03 A,. ....... J n o . J. D e c k e r ................. IU all 102. 103 U . 720. 72! 720............................... XX'. >!. XVoudcouk 31 07 B r-V' of H IU0' Lot. 142 -Classified• 3 . 6 • Directory “TRANSFER* HEMSTITCHING C I T Y T R A N S F E R A S t o r a g e Co., H a u lin g , C ra tin g , S h ip p in g , S iJe T r a c k F a c i l i t i e s . P h o n e 89C, 200 N. M a p l e . R a l p h W . L o o s in g , M gr. S in g e r S e w in g M ach in e 8 hop M a c h in e s S o ld , R e n te d , E x c h a n g e d E asy p ay m en ts P h o n e 8 0 N o r t h P a r i t , V a l d e s Bid- Batleriea Furniture H o f f - M a e B a t t e r y Co. 11 7 E a s t 2 n d . S t r e e t WE BUY or trade in used furni­ ture. Wagner Furniture Co. ' Auto Top$ ____ ________ _ . S E M IN O L E A W N IN G SHOP. S P E N C E R T O P S H O P . . O i r U l n a . A w n i n g a , W i n d o w *had « « . T a r p a u C u sh io n s n n d S s a t C o v # r i n g s . [ Hns. A n y f h l n g o f C a'nvaa. SOO E h * t ;,03 W e n t 2 n d . S t r e a L ' 2nd. 8 U # ek P boca I L • « »• S- * I II '» »' =5 iW - 03.70 17.30 3.70 0.40, II. I). Robinson ... . . ,« 1 - " • B * a c k -------------— ••**• W. C. W l l l l a m t o n - ........ aa' l S 4* S t P B 1 4T I) .. F o r of HIV U H .72 20 30 It 11 ri fl 4*3.15 ft. W. s s 7.Gr* f L ...... Nely 523.2S ft M .... S i t . 59 ft. to b e g .... W l l e g a n R o lf „ liec SB C o r o f B — -.... leik e Ave a n d J e s s u p P ro . Co. Inc. . . . . . . . . __ A m ItUU B 351.3 f t . . KtVIy 1(10 ft. W ...... 313.99 ft.- N 100 ft. . i" b e a ......... ....... . Ii- K r-29 ft. K a n d !'-0 N o f NK C o r of B U k « a vt- a n d .... P a l m e t t o Ave Itu n — w 2110 ft. N 473 ft. K ' 2..... ft. H 478 tn b e g N 170 ft. o f N B U of SB 4 Sec 21 NW 4 o f N W 4 'o r . . . B 4 A o f NR 4 nf . . N7V U o f N W ' U .... lice. 213 ft. H o f NW C nr of-N B 4 R a n If* . 4*0 S 409 ft. IV 470 ft. N 409 ft. to b e g II. a N W R o r of NVY.4 „ R un B 139 ft. S 235 ft. W 129 f|. N 293 ft. to b e g ............. . II- a. N B C o r of N W 4 of NW 4 e f . N B . .. >, It N «60 ft W I9U ft N 4UU ft. W 5(1 N t«G ft. K 225 ft. to tu-g NW 4 u f NF. U I.-*--' I'l-g. SW i'ui* l i u t i N III. ft B H1'l -ft. H III. ft.IV- 630 f t .4 fo* . beg .71 Ih-B 3 41, 5 I* - \ .O' HIJ^,. 4lor of NtV I, ' o f NW 'i Itg u W ' " I f fl N ft.* K 143.7 fl H ;n,t fl 4|» l,eB .. II. a S • 'll N of NW . Cor of NW V t(f». NW It.IP r, 5 Ch ’ N S I'll W 3 Ch, H 2 21 3* *<' 30 70.10 laris 3 In 7 Inc. HI. K !*°!" K •art .* I I?.,s* ni. K ,nc....... Hi......... J-°ls I. 3. HI. O ____ L o ts 3. tu 19 Inc......... .. HI. 4) ____ ^ C a ll o w a y n n d C o l t m e n . N. L G re e n Unknown — XX'. D. O r o o k s 4.*•. I >1. I ' a l t r i a u n 3 15 l*Ilk 110Wu 3.76 3.19 I'oktiowti 4.60 •I 31 .Mis. II II 6.90 130.50 J. B e tt e r .Murphy _ I Ilk Hull'll B 3.7u t i.u V..' Dick soli I. o k u u n I, 24 13.10 t 36 3. 2b Unknown L n k n u n ii 3 5n K. It. r e r v l s II. C a n d ft It A n d e r s o n -1 .— Unknown ..... H arsh K. Anders*in • C a llo w a y se C o le m a n . _ XV. 11. Hpell . . )lr*. N in a O. K lllo tt , — Mrs. XV. M. D a n ie l .......- L o la S3. 34. HI. O ____ L o is 13. 14. HI. 4) .. . m i s |. 3. n i. II _____ L o ts 6. t o I, Inc. Ill__ ■I HHiHiMiUlNMSunHaHM lari's 13 n i H .......... .. Loi is . m i t _____ n •art 14 HI. II ....... . . . . . _ L ib 19, to 31. Inc. til. L o js I, to 6, .|t,P. hi 5 1 H. '(*oli«msn m I't ik n u w ii .... C a ll o w a y A C o le m a n •"58 n‘* ■* **->«• -.-■y 34.90 Urntlle Urns. \ j.ot r r i r j — : “ .:r L o js 7. tu is; inc. Bl. " t -— 7 - -- ^ It. U. C o le m a n Fnkiiow n —.............. . M rs U II.- C o llin s x xv. i v C o l e m a n ' ------< - — • F . V W yaong -t.— .1,1 6 It. D. C o le m a n II. A. M o n t f o r t tl. II. ( l o d d a n l _ Mra.t B. II. a i l l o n Lot I 111 K ______ •*688 6, Lot 3, III IV K ............. ots 4. 4, 0. 4. HI. K .... L yls L ots 9,. 1 .0 . IS. 19. II. .. m. k ......... .......... Lot 20. Bl K ............ la .t s 32. 2.7. III. .L u ts 2 |. 24. III. K .... L o ts I. to 6. Inc. *, 9. III. L - ..................... l.u ls 6, 7. | | | t, ......... L ois 13, tu 17. I tic III- L ..........................; ld»t 3, VI. M .............. L ots r*. |9. Bl M .......... l a d s 1.7, to 17. Ina ' 111 M ........... : ta il 20, Ul. >1 ..........«... la-ls 9. lu 12 . Inc. I I , tu 21. Im- III M L a is ' I . 2. 3. SI. 22. Ill N , ................... I.uts 9. 16, III. N .... . L ul- 10. II. 14. 15. Ill N ............ «... Lot* 12. 13. HI. N l.uls 17. I». HI. N .... . Luis 23. 21. III. N __ lails I, lu 9, Inc. 19, .. . 0, III N ................... led I III. tl ................... la d 2. Rl U .... ........ tail 3 III. O ............. .. lad I III •• Lot 5 HI I) ......... ...... . L u 's 9. lu II. IIlf-. . . IS, tu 18. III tl . ... l.uls 11*. tu 2 t, lur. HI. tl «— ..m.s l a d ;1 Bl l* ... ... l.ul I7 III l* . l.uls Io 13. Inc III 31. •9]t. Ill . 1* 3.7. m4. .III. I* ..... 1. «#, 1) 1. 1 * , ..... XXs» m a n l l s l g k l i ed In P l a l ■#t 1 . .1 ° 12 . Inn Bl A ol s 7. to is." Inc. u f. XX'. ii. W o o d c o c k . II. II. I t s g s d a l e , It. D. C o le m a n ---------U n k n o w n •— _____ K. fi. W a t k i n s ' ... IL B. C• '»rv- 9 1 Unknown — . I' A. M itchell II, K. (lay tie ., B. A. I m u g l s s s . XV. It. B a n c r o f t . Unknown it. c. mid a . A n derso n IS. 'J IL J.. SScco o tttt > W lfc . T 3 (i e — ^ IL xv. X'ereen ii. D I nk now n .. Fit kune II _ 3 2u Haiifunl Bend ami M lg« Fo 34 90 20 21 3 21 )|ra. It 30 11.79 4 62.30 J. Itu'.fer 16.10 Unknown large W a r m s s H e ig h ts a s r t e * ♦*** " K. XV. C o ok B rlc MW \ • XX'esImau ........ ....... 1.1$ B. A. D o u g la s s ................ U. I* H o d g e ...... a n d H. A. U l n t o n ___ __ Mra.'J'. C P a r s o n s —_— U n k n o w n - ...__ ___________ U nknown 2.1# — .— — § < » 'V S R I . I f , ;?•„ U n k n e w ,, _. *4 - .... ........... I'u k u o W g L o ts I. to 12. Iitr. nnd 14. to 34. Inc. Bl. B . ............................... t a d s 13, 14. HI. K l a -1 s I. to 13. Iltrt. amt 15. tu S3. Ine Bl. I-* ......... ........... L u ts I. to 13. Inn. . , Ul. U ................ • L o ts | . to 7. Inc am i It). II. a n d 13. to Inc. ni. II ............. L ots I. to 9. Inc a n d 10, to 32. lu r III. J .................................... le d 9 IJI K ........ l a d IU III K ........... .. Lot II III K --------l a d s 1 . t n *«. I"C. mill 7. 9. am i 12. t u I*. Inc. U>- K L o ts I. 3. 3. I. 6. 9. 16. II. 19. 30. 21. HI. I* ...................... L o ts 31. 22. Bl. M .. L o ts I. to 29. Ine. mid 33. 24. HI. M — Lot 29. Ill O ......... Let I, anil 3. to 27. Inc. HI. O l a d s 39. t'lik n o w li Leslv-r XVblte M 1#.'#$/ ' Unknown Unknown Unkiiuw i, U n k n o w n ........ .*al U T s y l o t J. B. M s III iim *ii l*r. F. I . t J r a b a m U ukuuwn — t.'n k n u w n T. C. U a llu w g ) Unknown , , IL K. S h r l w r C a llo w s)' a m t Full-m s ii .......... U iik n o w u • 30. 31. Ul. O -------Lot I. III. P . - • Iarts I. mid 3. Ul. U I art 4. Ul It ■ •••• L o ts I. 2, 3. a n d 5. to H , Inc. HI. It. l a d s I. to k. the Ul. L'nkuuwn • —; Mr*. M in n ie B s r l l e i t Unknown , — .....t— — —• Unknown H o w j.o ls 9. a n d re. HI. I . • L ota 4. 6, 8. Ul. II — lari * 9. 15. 17. Ul. U - H — 4. c i i ^ n ^ n 0^ 1 ml rig or ...........4 Unknown i ^ k V ^ r : « V n ^ p u /H -r; » -•it m # Unknown Lot 29. Bl. 2 , , k— . J a k e Jessup L o ts 34. t o 39, Inc. M u d Co. — III. 3 and 31, HI­ laris 19 D. S s s c o rd 3 .......- ..... — V's" Inc. I arts 7. to Unknown HI. H* 3 3 ' — ____ - _____ i i l l l l M | s T e e s e f 6 • P s i t * • e . I . o l . C— . r L ots I, t o 12, Inc. JJI. 4 ,.»,..«qr-M*'* * L o ts 7. I . I* H H - II, III. 4 —.... r*--"' Unknowu . , , Unknown a || ... Kmmt Hall *9 #1.9 A w s s e a d e d »*3a9 •* H loek a *. ^ <j( a T a t r a mt U s i « * « * ** M . 1 r e w o s h l g L lo e ,>iLa 8 P s i s »# k ^ l a - e C s m a t y T * ^ 4 ^ e d i n 8^41* * rM U nknow n ___________ a . fart 38. UI 6 ----- - • M ary H. O r a v s a — Lot 9. Ul U L ota 13* ‘18, 17, HIU A. H o g s n Unknown — (i >*e*e*»ee»s*e*'l| 1■»#■i*#1llM** Laks Jessup — L o t I#. Ul. XI ----------L a n d Co. — Unknown Unknown L o la #. tn >1 i*16- - , 7 o r a te s P ark n Lot # X a n d M ary - W ltc r r nrtags r '----— U nknow n lari 1*. -------- • Mrit. J . H B a r r e t t «... .... W. P. I 's l e m n n —-------- a Mrs. Ho#a H tidfachor 2.15 1 galloway and Cp!*wnnT* «•«! * '*#»M9lf - P* y» || ___ ____ _ _! SunsHafifffi&wJ* att In c llu'tVre? u d in g cC...IS osta of a d v e r tU la t. ... - > 4.1$ U n k n o w n —.................. —— T. C C a l l o w s y ............. — •ft# ■. - 4 -5 / t L i.* ; A, 8 3k Y-7 .......... II. (J. laiwrenc# . —...... 6> »d‘r C a ll o w a y it Cols m e n — J. T. Kldor Jr. ---- — C allow ay an a C olem an „ .. - . , V* ____ ; H iff lJ I W. U. XX'uirdcock to 4. inc a n d to 14 Inc Bl. XVIIdmsre A M I I t a w l n ‘T I f f .'CJM " A. M. XX'llllsni* .......... ........ • I U V tt.4 t .............. Unknown _________ II. A. M o n t f o r t .... . .... i I. If. ( l o d d s r d jh II. N leler ........... Mrs. Jo e Ketni XV. I*. C u le m s n . I*, Tj . h i. ii"." 1. to re. l a j Z ui ; to 31 Inc t: XT l» l . k e n . it. xv. M. XVoudna-k ____ * ! . * • It, II. C o le m a n 3 /8 ' U ids 31.10 6 21 30 H It. l«nnt A F I. It o f XV....„ H r a d l r y s A dd lllsn I . T . s . «f L s . | n » 4 a s H er. P l a l B usk •■r P a g e IT SemlHMle C s s s l r fleeard* . ..... 24.10 ta r ts I. 4. 6. 7 'XV, H B it lt in ln g r i' . „ 34.30 Lot 13 ... . It. kl. Douglas* '... . 11.35 D. M. l-uiigl.noIarts 14. nnd 2.7 . 7.Io N ! A of I ait 15 J. M. 4* h aff• r IU.50 (arts II>, a n d 21 XX'. F. XX'llllamsou s lu Im I 28 U. und.X. Ilry n n t I IU Unknunn lailn 24. mi l 35 A M e a . r r . A d d lll a a l a T a n a a f I. a . g n . a d a s li r e , la P la t b s a k 4.’ S S I . IS O r a n g e ( a u n t y l l e r a r d a . 13.20 l.ot .7 A. a n d U B ry a n t I ait S Htl* of F. 31 n i t 4.00 B. XV. D lrk s o u It o f XV lleg . 300 ft XV uf HK F o r of Lot k H of KM B it It uf W Ituu N 135 ft. W 50 ft. M 135 fl. U io ft. to . I I XV. D ickso n lari' 24 Hi b of K.MItil L. XV. Dlckauu It o f . W . Beg. 26 ft. B HXX’ Fui Lot 9 Hth of KM B it It o f XV Itu n I.’ 250 ft. N 136 ft. XV 250 ... 3.83 Bben lAlugsbury ft. H 135 ft. to l u g B 3U0 ft. o f la,t 9 Hth 0.55 o f KMIIH l( of XV It. A. HniRli ......... B a l a a U a g e r A d d lll a a Na. I t a T i a a a f L a a g e t a a d a s H er. l a P l a l Mask 8 P a g e * M t a d ST Seal l a a l a C a a a fy . l l e r a r d a . 6.10 laris » util] 19 HI. 3 \T. H. B n lsm ln g r-r .... 54# laris 2$ to 2 4 Inc. III. 3 U n k n o w n ................. laris 3. 4. i. 3. 10. 12 a n d 14 lu 19 In c..... AX*, a B n l t i n l u g c r .... 13, 34,’ IIIk 3 ta r t s 3, 7, 8. 13. 30 t o . U u k a u w u 1 .................. 33 lac. a n d 25 Ul. 3 Iarts, 4. 6. 4. IS. 18... XX*. H. B n l i m l i i g r r . . 17. I I . ill. 4 .... . L e t r r l . 3. 3. 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W il li a m s o n ...... 113 " .............iZ 'Z 'J Z ". 215 __ ij,. 3 ____ 3*7. to 4*3, Inc. .„ 003, to 033 Ino. and.. . 524. 035 ................I........ Ilea ti n . f R « r HU Cor of W a r r e n Ht. .... an d B. Lske'Av# Unit R 020'. H .$#»* F lo rid a. f. T. P. Lewis. Tax Col led--r nf the Town nf l.miuwond, Florida, liurt-by ferllfy that tin- fnllnwIiiK I*- i* trm iiml collect t.lsl of Dcllnquetit Tin-" uf the Town Long wnnil, )' I•*i Idn. fnr thu year 1927 us unjicur uu thAescsnmi-lit R--II. In-wll 19—Hou*es For Pale FO R R E N T OR S A L E — D w e l l i n g 1810 P a l m e t t o A v e . D w e l l i n r 1820 P a r k A v e . tell Lot tail _ 13.00 K o ••ot. to Out Inc. ...... Lots 437, 43!*.......... Lola 031 to 5 l3 Inc. ,. NOTICE p ic e lo c a t i o n w i t h a l l m o d e m r o n v e n i e n c e s . W ill r e n t c h e a p t o p e r m a n e n t t e n a n t s . P h o n e 207.___ FOR SALE OR REN T-Six room bungalow, all conveniences, nits rountry home, reasonable Terms R. F. Wilson, P. O. Box 61CL___ It. K. Cobb -......... . f — ..... 144. 141. I4C, H I, tail, I. I f f . • Isit.t. 170. 171, 171, to' to I7 * ,_ . Inc. J i t . 110, 310* ........ Lota. 133. t o l l O r l h c . ' Lots. 313. 3*3. __ Lots, 339. 301. __ Lota, 134, to 439, Inc. H ' j of HB '4 of NB (6—Houses For Kent ONE 5-Roont house. Unfurnish­ ed. Apply Mrs. Lulu A. Mil­ ler, 1309 Sanford Ave. Phone A rg ___________ 104W.________________________ JA N U P Y O U R O LD W A L L S monthly, at­ N t h t h e n e w w a l l p a i n t FOR RENT—$40 tractive five room furnished im e t h in o n e w a n d b e t house.N lceW located. All int!R F O R FURTHER IN F O R ­ provemknts. JTeferences required. MATION, C A L L PHONE 2 8 5 -J . _ ______ !__ | R S E E , V . C. C O L L E R , S A N - Phone «JM* |0 U D , F L A . FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow for rent for summer and - posINEY‘8 DRUG STORE—Pretibly longer. Everything ready ^■criptlona, Druga, Soda. We are for occupant y. Address BoxOofi neir a a your phone. Call 103. ROOM MODERN house, clow BUILDING- BLOCKS--frrigatlon 5 In. Very cheap. Phone 830W Ikoxea and general cement work. or 2300 Mellonville Ave. 'Iracle 'Concrete Co. J. E. T#r>r. Prop. 3rd and Elm. F O R R E N T n e w D u p l e x h o u s e in TAL ROOFING: The Roof Eviriavting. Metal ahinglea Hiding seam tin and lalvanlted •fe. See Jamea H. Cowan. Oak f*a- and Third fct. Phone 111. IONOGRAPH—repairing. pi»n® tuning by ex|«rta with 17 yeart Iperienco. Sanford music itore 't Gift Sboppf. MeLander Ar- ix X tIT It'K N o tice I*- h ereby g lti- n t h a t acal<•<1 tilil» wIR 1-u receive*! by *lh-' Hoard of i.'oiiilli i.'oiiinilNoloui-re. of HeniRloIr <*i*intlj Ftoildw . on o r lie•I In SumliiMlt' I'm ill «. 1 io rida. (n fo re Iu;00 A. M July 2. 1923. at t h e 6\ 1t t ’o tirl Itoune In Huuforil. F la., f o r lleg. 5 I II 1 : ,-f NW C..r <>r S« t h e F o u n t r u c t i o n of n ll r l d g e ai-ron* JF— Apartment For Rent *»f S11 14 Hl*l\ II T u p . M S o u th th e B c o n lo c k h u le tiie F r e e k . on thJtnitus* -'!• IJanl, imii K »# vh.; N U xteim lo n of Ray H lreet, In Uvledo. 3 Room furnished apartment. 2 1T* «’h . \V f» 8*11.; S I *# i'll.; (I.i*it 1* Fla. limitvUlstil % 111 v**1 1***l ) A c e r t i f i e d c h e e k lit th e nnm of beds, nil conveniences. $15.00 Mlllll 114lilt til-ltIK UHMl’NHi'il MOD.tin. m a d e pn)itlili- to V.. B monthly, .101 5th and Palmetto. It Till* IIII* llatr of tll« iKMIMlii'P of Hljcli llouglaHn. IT e rk o f th e F l r e u l t 3*4*1t If lent 3* III t 118* IIHMill 3*f (iKUlltll! F o u r t . m i n t a c c o m p a n y e a c h hid -GRANDVIEW TERRACE" J I ST IS I'lllrioo H44III 19*1(if tfMtl* H1III II T h e c h e c k of llie aiicceaaful b id d e r 1)0 1 i d r r m r d n i'rn rd ln jr t«> law in v w ill l*c r e t a i n e d liy thu H o ard In Formerly Lions Club apartment <be llpi'll Will ilMli' l In r« nil Hu­ S i r 1 lieu of a Rond u n ti l t h e Work I* HI,DC. I lay ton a Beach, Flu. lo m p tc l e il . T h e B o a rd r e a e r v e s t h e 1cl 14> nf J u l y , A I* ATTRACTIVE SUMMER XVIT.VKKH m> n ff n lal ll nd ftl-ii 1 r i g h t to r e j e c t a n y a n d all hlila. o r II i Im ili«* 1r#1 Ii i Im> nf Jim p, A. D.. to a c c e p t an y hid o r p a r t t h i l e n f RENTALS w h ic h In t h e i r J u d g m e n t, w ill he to 1 192) th e l-eet lull-rent « ftlie **vunl>. I 'I 'I T F l H ’RT NUAI.I trie Refrigeration, etc. Silvers V U lu*l CLASH. I’liiim mid eiH clflcatlo iin m a y bu I ' l c r k F l t e u l t i ' " i i i t , Nemliioiu •■bliillied fr o m t h e o ff ic e of thu ami Linens furnished. urnishe Inquire at IJ F o u n t ) . F lo rid n (*ouoty B ngtm -cr. F r e d T. TVIIIIamu, apartments or «t any realtor. S n u fo r d . Flu. I7> V M \\ BBKH W ltiire e IIIv luiml a n d o ff ic ia l ecul D ep u ty F l a r k . Mile. U tli d m - f J u n e . A. I).. luck PUREE ROOM bungalow apart­ XUTI4 I-: OF A I T I . I f ATIOX I'OII : V B. DUU4ILAHK. .1 ment, completely furnished, TAX D K B I) IA I I K I I o u t TION llonril ........i t > I'o m in r'a . Hem-I .77.7 O F T H U fll-INKIIAI. HTATluolc t'o u iity . F lo r id a . jicely located. Phone 99. I TUN O F T I I K ST AT U Ol' F I.O IU I HUAI.) TRY THIS—if you have an a p a r t ­ ment to rent (jive complete deD O D O Pi ails in n Herald Classified nd. . • ^n»uro cara and Graham trucka. •ell everything there is to lie toH Elm and 13th. Street. Fhona 3. tbout it nnd you will find it much kikina and Cowan Co. Auto -usicr to secure a tenant. Cull HK iadiator and sheet metal workn. FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar­ |i French Avenue. Phono 710-W age apartment nil modem con­ veniences. Phone 207. H UP£LM ARM ON — 1929 r T r I*. t.R W IB . T M CVllfetOT, i>A D.^ y '*^'-*®* � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/40fc56719ddb8708b9db67f2aa25bded.pdf 81940f0d7f7aa1043a0cde48c6714773 PDF Text Text TO U R NEWSPAPER published In Florida’s Heart, the World’s Greatest Vegetable gpot and Richest Garden Land. X N T F W IT T Wire International’News Service Name Of tiejeune Gunn Leads After * His Mofning Round Energetic CampaignIs ToBeWagedToMake Houston Convention HarmoniousMeetitig DALLAS, Texaa., June 23. — (IN8 )— Playing -in cham­ pionship form, although having conriderable .difficulty with hla putter, Watta Gunn, youthful Atlanta, Ga;, atpr, was leading Oasie Carleton, Houston Texas., sharpshooter, 2 up at the end ■of their morning round In tho 36'hole finals of the Southern Amateur Golf Championship at brook Hollovn links here today! _ ~ . HAUSTON, Tox., June 23. —(1NS) -—A quletbiiC never­ theless, extremely energetic campaign was under way here today . to sttflo . u\o sounds ofconfllct Already With the Democratic National Convent!6n which open: day. ' It 4s predicted on this line i "SmiUt.Js going to be nominated. You can't „at*p him. Why hamstring him, then, by rctjfnting t . ____^ n l ” In thhl ^iiimpalgn nre, first of all, of bourse,, tho aqtlvo supporterg - of . the New York governor, out o f more importance Is the fact there are a number of South­ erners ,srho would rather ace some­ _______bill urhn nfP Stormy Petrel" of Missouri Tells Newspaper Men That His Delegation Is Certain Of Winiilhg HtsNominatlon But Pledges Himself To SupSup­ port Al Smith OrAnyOthcr Democrat WhoMakesGradc .. [Therefol’e They Seek To Sqtlelch Efforts \i To Hdnt8tridg Hitti In te n th " “ W et*’ Plank In Platform Avers There Is To Be No Compromise Can’t BeDef eat ed I . • W ill B e Lone Mall Robber Gets Drop On Messenger In ChargeOf Express Car A n dF le«»W ith & y ” A .--T riirig i°w gD ow n BLISSF1ELD, Mich., Juno 23— (1NS)—A lone bandit who hold up a New York Control passenger train -here shortly’ before mid­ night, escaping with 150,000 in HOUSTON, June M.— (INS>— Senator Jaroda A. Reed, father of the Senate’s Blush fund inquiries and the “ fighting Jim" of Missouri Democracy, today announced hla fight for the Demoretic presiden­ tial nomination would be earned route from Chicago to BuffsK having left Chicago at 2 v© clock yesterday afternoon , . Tho bandit tl believed to have boarded Ihfclrain at_Adrain, Mich. He entered the egpfe** «*» *nd leveled a revolver at the messen­ ger in charge. Jhe la»Wr waa doa « 1 pouch containing $50.0°° in rency leaped from tho train on U ^ o W . ? V d . of th. ■r.ck »nd escaped in the darkness. It la tha best of the situation. ' b e l l e d the tandit fled to •» The -early efforts to form automobile parked hear the «tjtbltter-ehd, dhtl-SmiYi coaiiMon tion and headed toward^ Detroit; have failed utterly. Perhaps 6ne may be whipped Intel n shap^ later, but thus far effort* along Intimation of the daring reo.r, came when Mverel persona on the thi* jine haven’t made much head­ platform. were horrified at th« way. niere are half a doxen rival sight of a rtian abody hurlf dJ , ^ n’ candidates, each with hia amall the expfeaa c t f (pH) th4lr midst. foTldwing and each determined to The messenger «PP««r<d “ stop Smith’’ but there is totally uninjured and WM ^uickly revived. lacking a co-ordluotlon of effort But in- tha maahtlinei 4h# banou nad made good hla escape from necessary le success. Orte Southern leader, a Sena­ the other side of the tr*|nAdrian, where, xccordlng to tor, who vlowa with no particular tho messengar, tho Undlt boarded enthusiasm tho nomination of the train, V IB mjfea "P*hwe*t ns/singli nnl1’1 " V npproacheri of here. The messenger a*|d the man “ got the drop’* on him B* soon as ho ontcrod the express cor. He described the bandit a* “ little more than » boy. dressed In a blue atilt, Un shoes S 3 * » S h /d 'fbiut ICO pound.: WASHINGTON. June J«re(IN S)—Major Charles Avetci-ah marine fl»tr and holder of thb coveted Curtla Tropliy, and two other marine „ „ tIv today when their n»g £V>kfcathpUne went Into a Uil spin without any apprentice “ O^***' and, on the contrary, their efforts seem to have resulted in. tho dotermination on th o’ part of the longheaded loader* of the wparty not to *l®t tho anti-Smith hot­ heads promote another auch spectacle of Dgmocratlc dliharmony ,aa was pr**ehtcd'.four ,yt*ra ago. llarihohy ha4 bocome the ♦ » »h word of the majority, and a abort, snappy convention th*lr goalFor tho flrat .time elm* 101?,\ a memorable year to Democrats, they point out, a Republican eohvention haa juat concluded it* work by J o in t » lot waahlng in public.;'The agtlcultural discon- (INS)—A1 Smith has no Inten­ tion of demanding a wet plank in the Democratic platform and somo of hla close friends her* are quietly laughing up their sleeves at all the fuss bolhg made by the dry*, nccordlng .to reports In circulation at the Smith headquarters here today. ■ AlUiough Governor Smith xpar sonally bdlevcs the V o l s t c a d W should bo modified, it was pointed out by members of hla board of strategy that he waa repeatedly declared for strict enforcement of There has been a •persistant report at the Smith headquarter* for tho Inat 24 hours Hint {*• governor'will approve the wrtUhg into the platform o f a plank dc- HOUSTON, T e*t Ju»* *Jr*< (1N8)—Tha n » » » of OtB Jo A. Ujuere, com"*mn{* '£ J* { f c marine corp. and * M B L ^ ' g World w * r- wl" ** 2 r l * e r e the Democratic contention »» daring for rigid enforcement of all Inws, but making no specific mention of cither the Eighteenth Amendment or the Volstead Law. Senator George Dcetaren » Slate WH1 Hold Ont Un Decause of repeated public dec­ Iiflflt Ditch Against Castl larations made by Sipilh in the last two years In which he assert­ . VotcForNcwYrtfkCandldj ed that all laws ahould bo strict­ ly enforced, hla managers arc said to feel that It will not em- Says His Group To Shape Own Course t.arrass him, as a presidential llelleves It Was Unwise For Norman Mock To Bring Up Question Of Volstead Act other leaders In that famous Democratic organisation are hero to do ail tboy can In a quiet way to help nominate Governor Smith but they arc making it * point not to dlacuaa prohibition. , O ffe r e d HOUSTON, Tex., June 23— (INS)__Tho Georgia delegation to the Democratic convention will never vote for Al Smith for the presidential nomination, in the opinion of Sen. Walter F. George, of Georgia, favorite non candl- n candidate *»**• . ^ prudential nominaUj* I t J J J lenmed today. Lajcun* wilt be placed in the LouUlana Ujucne, beloted W J£J veterans, la a Episcopal ehureh Uymatt. anu n dry. Hit supimrteia, #*«Ung tho nomination of <*>*■ Smith, 1. aseot^d. wllfl uf*« Lejuene’s aekw on to* ■**"“ i>'*~ * " * ! ! • J t J w 5 i - V l S Shoots Thin I •; 2 Strokes Stows His Sinks Forty Foot At Eleventh H< Score Birdie r OLYMPIA 23 - H o ^ y B JW ?r &£ -rL% Open Golf C h a«P '0^ Gcorgb. 'aaiJT Dfflhy w w w m tcz ro ?undartako to . delivdt i W r his delegation in the event hlsnama OLYMPlA FIELDS, ^ raa withdrawn. The Oeorgia del*KING’S SAY, Spitsbergen, J w gatlon, ho laid, Will determine Its une 23. l own course if tho tlmo should 23.— (INS)—-Fiva. ni . Joined today in the i-- - 1Cham pionship. in tn c . CapL Roald Amundi — , Arctic explorer, who left .Threat- round th ta -m orn jn * by s» To Place WreathU] soe, Norway almost 1- ■ r. Of First Atlantk “ The only maxim Missouri knows accompanlod by Majer Rena Gull “ to tho end of the road/’ said baud and threo others in a French LONDON, Juno M. eed “ that la road, not repo. *« plane and has not been heard from »nce but naverthOleaa it . '• it •• Rood, how- Pilot Vjlhncr atultx an Increase hla lead l» since. . _ iclan U oli'O oW In , of Majors Maddalena and Penxo, tho r hi* odjacent rfr es, over fill two cabinet post* as a result Atlantic monoplano j* bad bdle* i t that i Italians who flaw ovar Nobile’* anof the resignation* of Secretary / tilth and fourteenth ^ enmpment yeaterday and droppea of Commerce Hoover, the Republi­ his only real good additional supplies and radio equipcan presidential candidate, and nine waa the eleventh, when ntent by parachutes,. Intend to Secretary of. Interior Work, now _ scour tho northern wastes for got • birdie 3. head of tho G. O. P..National comHo gave a cuatomap' * Amundsen today. They announced performance at the tenth wnm "^Officials here todny considered they will make a ayatemaUc March waa straight and true all Hy it probable that Hoover and Work of the southern coaat of North- for a par 4 hut. after gttU"l would havw con*VlorBbk to bay caatland. Spitsbergen. . second at tha eleventh, he *»l about thcao appointment* and tnat i Tho Norwegian aviator*, Capt- oatafuly along the Une * the new cabinet officers would ho Rilser-Laraen and Lieut. Luetxow foot pot and dropped tl H i* maintained in the noxt admlnlatraK ,i.y o r .nd & . U nIM » Holm, will make similar flight* ^ hole, while a g ^ C T oI Uon ahould tho Kopublicnna trlumSUtoa Consul In Mancheeter. ' over tho woat of Spitxborgan. •creamed in ^tacy. Mis. Amelia Eark*rt. “ Bobby's B at the twelfth s Threo Swedlah plane*, including nrown, of Ohio, member of tho Friendship* crew, WalUr F, » the giant hydroplane Upland, also ____ remained in London where ahe whoko appolntmanl aa assistant I will scour tho northland*. Theaa waa among was tbe guest of hotjdr^ l t a BocroUry tof/ commerce, ,, 4 Mnnea paaaed over^NoblU’* *n*~ move* by luncheon given by Mre Alanaon tho first definite swank t’ the dlooyar tawank :- _nomination, , . ts B. Houghton, wife of • possibility as head of tho Com­ can ambassador. ........... Brown Drown was •’« The. flyera 'kBrc given n tumul­ merce Department. tous demonstration last n»ght chief of « ’ presidential committee iU » « / *av##^ — • ___ govorumeut with a a*ri6u* note, he declared when they attendwl the Tivol that\ -roorganlxod thp Missourians expect him to win Theater and occupied the royal bureaus some yeurs ago. It waa although he mode hit appro* t appointment that his the DcmbtfaliC nomination.4llo ex­ box as guests of the Royal Aero understood............... putt roll vary clore. . then cathe hla denounctmanij pected to bi excused from discus*- Club. THo'cbeejlng * » “ *° in' was mndo with the plan that ho ccssanl that l1(fulta was finally woui,i be secretary, tha fourth. HU tea ahot Uft M ing Issue*. to mako a speech. If prcHident Coolldge should folprevailed upon •0 deep in tho woods that imJ In doing so ho uaed only 17 words ,QW thc pnjjcy of appointing sueforced to play aaf*. merely «W hithanks of himself ceawra fcom within the departto declare the , ping out. Then he praared on t companlons for the cordial Oi(lor 8Ubordlnato officials third putt, a ftir chkpping on and his t . D.A.R. Fight LoomsAt reception they • have received in ^ j uHus Klein, director of for­ eign and domestic commerce, England. m|-M be commerce head, and h«iMiss Earhart, who -is interested . . ___ " , is visit- W|ir(( Finney, of Kansas, asIn .oci.1 « 10w « * ; . CORAL GABLES! Fin., June M. ihg various inatltutlon* In the , 1 ,^ 4 secretary of the interior, She expressed 0j,n jn that accreUryshlp. Unney 1 American Legion, Depart- London slumps. ---. ' ‘ w u been In the Interior Depart­ of Florida, at its recent con- praise for the axcellent work bem hero definitely pledged it- G J dun. k1 tkn Sritkk to n«.vl- ment many years. •ate Uic distress of the unfortu An official report to tho Navy Department said thc plane ran .into a heavy foF. Irl the Quantico1Morino Base Thc ac-, to engine ddent was attributed 1 trouble. Luta, Lieutenant How­ B olides-----— ), married, qi ard B. Busbcy, (CO), , and Corporal D. C. Washington McChesney, of Detroit, a mechanic, I were killed. Corporal* Rcedor was Nlcholuc, of Florence, Ala., injured, but probably will « ' ■H* (Fa* severely burned, thi port s*k d ._____________ to. £ P i £ F loridsfL egion T 0 L a y P lan s To Help Crippled Children Famous Blonde O f Principals’ Names Screen Announces Omitted From Lisi A dditionT o Family Bk . u k o t i n uttnr reading, The Herald In iU hr * HOLLYWOOD, Cal., June 23— day issue omitted from a Hat if (IN S)—Telegrams of felicitation reappointed p r l n c I p s U o f Sanfo-ri flowed eastward today to Mae schools the name* of M »- Fcario Murray, congratulating her Babbitt and G. %. McKay. Ing tho inothor of a Goldcn-halrcd ^M r*. Babbitt, who I* arindpri son whose existence has been kept of tbe Grammar School, and Mr. a secret for 10 month* by tho McKay, who hold* -a position In tha Sominolo High blonde stage and *cr««n star and School,*wero both reappointed y her titled husband, Prince David the school trustee* meeting In Mdlvanl. Tha Prince broke the nqwa to reculnr ocaalon yeaUrday. . The Herald regreU the ereoj an astonished Holly wood,when the justlco to Mrs. Babbitt paternity of tho youngster w u .nd Mr. lIcKay U glad to make aouffht by puaalod friends of tho counle. “ Yea, it la true,’* he ad- set out acres* tho ice to aeex aiu. Tho other seven wore aeparatad from their commander when the Italia crashed on the morning of May 28. . Major Btaddalcna haa now reach­ ed Nobile twice. Oji yesterday’* flight ho took moving picture* of the maroone«l explorer*. He said h *aw an animal gamboling about tho encampment which he believed waa Titlna, Noblle’a terrier mas­ cot. i I | ,•d for the masting tonight o i k citrus grower*, who will gathw tha court hnuao to haar a comp i outline of the clearing h w »« P , which U declared . evtrad with ^nsidaraWa f Incidentally it uaea available to-I throughout thac^rua M U J cilitlas to aecure care for crippled crowd la expected to ha on n f l y e r s k il l e d children when and whore found, •*• Proponent* o f the plan elali pcclally through tha A™*ican Le ’ U the moat logical marketing CAMDEN, N. J.. Juno 23— that haa ever bean present** glon Hospital for Crippled Chll ’ (INS)—One atudent fljlor waa re­ dren at St. PeUraburg, am1 ported killed u d anothor aerioukly through tho Crippled Children!a r Injured In an alrplano cra*h on the Jardlne. secretsries of c ^ V Bureau of the State Board 0 INVERNESS— Slort of grounds of the Pine Valley Golf and agriculture. Artv*nia«row Publiahers Plan To Haaltb.the head of which la ai Johnaoh, Inc., OxBniC « m Club today Flrat report* failed to grower and shtpor al>im<■ « outstanding orthopedic surgeon. Advertise The South and redecorated.^ , ” give details of tha craab or tha Ing hauao scham*. it “ names of tho filar*. The students will produce higher v*luf* WINTER HAVENS . Cb BILOXI, Mis*-, June W were said to havo taken tbe plane grove property of Commerce urgro cenitx m ethoJrtf shipping ahd dlstri — A $600,000 fund to “ Advertise of city auditorium. .. ’ The South" will bo ral*ed by tho Southern Nowsnaper PublUhcr* Association y . b: s N j; 6 k « w m - & yeapa It was decided at tha closing Session of the annual meeting of Arkansas Imperiled the organisation here. Tho proposal to solicit Iho money By Torrential Rain* from among public utilities and mixture o f good aim HOUSTON. T . « , (« " • “ ld- ''” 1 ' hw “ uIr’ o « b*"»ur railroads resulted In a abarp debate MEMPHIS, Tapn-, Juna 23. from .tha crop and Japanese (INS)—An army Z e n it h flrtt.^to Cordell Hull (IN S)—With torrpRtlgl r*lna ied-ln garden but opponent* on th# fklan loat ouL womon will cartvas* tbo Wlyex and | tlrt g . neceaaary, /bhang* * away from the w*l,ed -Oppqaanta pointed out 4t would h# ing for tha past .S & h W M »• ^hero he^tayW-ftTWo TuKlWhH/ J n o t h c x a agtkOJaJB-%. in bad taate to allow utiUUea^and •wapt northern A rken*M .a*H f;t0' backwardness o f a P M l.. Murray, who divorced RobHerbert Hoover if Al 8 m th 1. ^ “ „ ? o h l 0 or .erne-other dry.” railroads to contribute to tha fund d T /a n d * MW flood paril waa an wheat bolt 1* due to nominated by the Democratic con- ah y >houW theM maneuver* art Z. Leonard, motion picture di­ In view of tha dlacloaurea being finance- Tha wcek-an vention, Mra. Ada Dupuy an- ^ t^ u nomlnaUd.^sh* tldpated. polnl rector in Paris three year* ago, be­ made by tha Federal Trade Inves­ ■K break In tha Uvea at a point came tha brida of Prtaca Mdlvanl tigation Into tha “ Power Tn»»t. of Georgia in June. 1026. at a Bev- A commute* will ba appointed to “ W* will organUa JHoover apron id by arly HUU w ading ^^Undad by consider club*,’ fha oald. .«n.tdar beat heat way* to apanu spend the White Rlvtr wore laahed over tna ing the waf whei acorea of the ecrean world. money and report back to the n.xt top of the Uvaa, during the aterm. food admlnlatrat convention. Col. Robert Ewing nl Engineer* at Cqtton Plant, war* hBuaewive* war^-1 TILDRN WIffB, New OrUana waa reelected preal eoiithtent the l*voa there would hold. . LONDON, i°ha *?— (IN8)-- (lant. Newport and Cotton Plant today William <“ Big BIR” ) THdan, of t|»a eared for more, than MO n*w ro- Uni tad BUta*. boat Fimneta f. STUART— BuaJneaa Meni ,t 800.000 Damofugaaa who flad their home* dar­ Huntar, alao an •American, by 6-3, sodation and county chambe ing tha storm* last night gnd aarijf 6-f, 6-1, In th* Single# final*1of tho commerce to consolidation -HpNTICELLO— Standard Oil today. Theaa famlUe* feared th* London tanni# championship* at Martin County Chambtt of new filling storm# would swoop *way tha laCompany *r*rilo# mere*. . --------------balUve* Uj* Quaan'p Gl°h this aftarpoon, ^ west of post station on thalr w o block Smith, lm olf for tiro battle la won,” H e ik d O f W omih'S League S t r o n g l y Agajnat Govem oj^nuth H e a v y Selling o f Industrial Stocks �M ffK F V WAT K P R J®,d ***** Wnfkxr had woh. Ed‘ six r o u h i k - t h V y cotiW; Vn: (W i PRINCESS GRANTED DIVORCE U f A L I Y l L l l .fiu & f,. the w voted fo r fact, the nutter went n triple HuJItlns but quite a few ncw»T Ilfrflicr tW fi"fMlt/TTwy 1Md:~-----f'xfcUCHAREST, Juno 21.— (INS) m i n o r r f l l l e e «n u > it ♦Vi n L . n t________^ 1 ” . t J - •* M — r paper critics saw it the way tthe Some. observers said they A h lir e v ia te a tia n r e —The 'Roumanian state court to­ jOdjfts did. Tho crowd o f 30,000 thought Walker won bccauao he day granted Princess Helen, didn’t like it at all* landed the cleaner punches. ERS mother of King Michhcl, a divorce So maybe there was a margin perr.onally, I would like * to . HICA , from former Crown *Prince Caro! ■ ' ■ ' ilalionftfrl o f honest doubt about the bu«i- know just how many he landed, on several chnrges including de­ ORLANDO, June 22. St. Peters­ ners and maybe, too, I'm m blind clean or otherwise, in tho latfe sertion. Carol hks been living !h ” —v • ---:--r — ----J u d g e* F a v o r C h am p ion B u t as » hook without an eye. It six rounds and I'll even count the burg Icejit its stride toward 'pen­ France, England, Belgium and nant honors In the first half of R e force f ------- ---* H i Vote* For Hud* -must* *have *been one or the other, ones he would hove Meed to atari; tho Tlotfria Stipe 'League cpm- I-uxcmbourg with Mme. Magda Kins In Slashing Fight it couldn't tic both. had he been able. The champion dgn out on lin k er Field yesto-- Helene Lupcscu since ho deserted Let us all rejoice! l^ist Night In .Windy d tv Walker, as the writer saw him, just didn’t have a punch hi him his wife. • y afternoon by taking a brief con­ carried just two rounds of tho 10, for the second half o f tho fightPeople arc living |„ni test from “ Orlando, 5 to 2. The Frisbie’s Three Base one o f them by a convincing Occasionally! he tasliod out iu Ily DsVls J. Walsh PLANT CITY—Culvert being victory puts the Saints six an*! they did. margin. This was the fourth In the briefest o f rallies but these International News Sendee built under highway No. 17 Blow In 12th Breaks onc-half games In frdnt of tho which he had Hudkins ' drooling always were succeeded immedi­ SPORTS EDITOR Colts, in the runner-op position. where It intersects Thonotosaasa Statistics, usually prd# Up PitchihgrDuelBeon the edge of a knockout from roda. ately by the old army gam e— CHICAGO. June 2 2 — (IN S )— Orlando wil have to take the and uninteresting, hai safety first and always. a flurry of leftsjnnd'fighf* to the They pulled one out of the hat for tween Keith,Brower n«xt two games In tho present cn us a preat story thk jaw. This was Walker's big mom­ the hoys at Comiskcy Park in Having shot his bolt in the Orlando— Local post office the rain last night when they ent virtually his only one, just ss fourth round, Walker simpl> was scries to stay anywhere noar in Tpity tell us the aveil Shipper Wells will building will bo remodeled and MIAMI, June 22.— (Spcciali— spid Mickey Walker was the win, tho seventh round was Dempsey's out-roughed and out-bulled b v a 2 * . life has been extended „ Into the game enlarged. Lefty Butler held Miami to 4 lilts npr over Ace Hudkins in their climax with Tunney. ft was also younger, tougher man. The latter Lthrofl every e ffim ina onj years during the [ay to reverse tho order of Thursday nfternoon and Daytonn 10 round fight for tho middle­ Dempsey’s anti-climax before the was warned several times fox low dIgp, . yct, yegtorxlay. E’son, c f ..... years. Most o f this it Bench won n well played game 2 to weight championship ‘ of the bell sent them on to another punches and as many times more r * * 9 L'mann, ,1b .... 1. Cusack allowed the Islanders on­ world. has tfoinu during the ab h round and strangely there xtas for hitting on the break, a p o s s i­ Vlau, ss tS n _ ly 4 hits until tha ninth when three some resemblance o f this to yeare. Walker didn’t win according to ble sour A ja f point-redaction by Opportune IliitingGn- singles put Wells, c ........ . winning mnrkcr my scoring, any more thcan the Walker’s failure to put Hudkins tho judges.' It didn’t seem, how­ Welch. 2b ..... Blumc. c ____ M'Hcnry, I f ..... ables Feds To Take across. Butlers single scored Bnk- feamo fighter beat Dave Shade on the floor in tho fourth last ever At any rale w e are god that even this could have C'brcnth, p .... tcr in this frame. Daytona Bench out o f the Brown, cf ........ . night- One more punch might made the decision a just oneweltenvcight title Biblical allotm ent of The Second Contest score in the first inning when Lo- in New York several years ago have won for-both o f them but Bgham, sh ..... scofe and ten years as Tho writer gave Walker only Totals ................ > 25 6 18 « dcr booted Graffs hard'hit ground­ or, according to popular indic­ cither had it. R'son, c ...... ___ . one round beside the fourth. This maximum o f a well ' St. Petersburg_ _ ____ _ 014 000—5 WEST PALM BEACH, June er and then messed up Wjfcollis* tment, any more than he won Walker blew up with v.\»ory In was the opening heat in which he Stuart, lb ..... Orlando .......... .... ....... 002 000- 2 22.— (Special)— Sanford nnnexod bounder. Graff was safe on a close life, will probably b e fcoylc, 3b ...... . His arms the title he now holds at the ex­ sight. - . So did Dempsey. ----- ------IIUU I'VJI UIIU IIU had all MIB his pep and nerve and Runs, Welch, Bingham, Robe-t- tended ( o fiv e score and a pair of tilts here yesterday piny at home. The Hustlers counted pense of the later Tiger flowers. and leg* went dead when, by oil 1easily outscored the ace by as D’mlngo, p ....... son, Stuart 2, Chaiincey, Culfrom Ernie Burke’s Sheriffs, 1-0 in the fourth on Parks’ single, Hnwkihs p ..... But I’ve had a hard, hard life, lncath. Errors, Stuart, Blumc. perhaps more, accordij and 0-2- Rube Brower and Keith Burdlne’s sacrifice, Graff’s wild and somehow 1 find I’m mcllowidg the odds of the game, they should, much as two to one. I called sevhave been tingling with life. cn rounds for Hudkins and one Runs batten in. McHenry, Stuart scientists. „ hooked up in n 12 inning duel in throw und n wild pitch by Butler. In tho ageing wood very nicely- Dempseys' did the same- I think Totals ___ .. even, conceding meanwhile that 2, Domingo, Abrams 2. Two-base This is disenuraging to the opener with the visitors tak­ -..8TWP....S.... chmfdfddfwlwlwfm No longer do I react violently to Walker is through. I know Demp­ Orjando, ab none of his many punches really hit, McHhnrjr. Sacrifice, McHenry. dertakers but to be Score: ing the win on Keith's single Ch’coy, 2b ..... dicisions that fail to cajole my sey is* hurt Mickey. But these were Cox, rf ........... Stolen base, Abrams. Bases' on uid Frisbie’s triple to deep right D. Beach. nb h O judgment. The pass has been Mickey was sot weary after the many nfter the fourth round and halls, o ff Domingo 1, Culbroath 3. with you, tve cannot s j _ n the first half of the twelfth, -i r.... . ..... . 0 2 reached where respect for the fourth that^ he could barely lift Walker’s were fow and until lact Abr'ms, lb ___ Struck out, by Domingo 2, Haw­ Ihize With them , and inf Kirby, If ......... iurns and Hymel were-the oppos- Mcssncr,2b ..... ......... __. ,4 0 4 opinions of others^ has become his arms'Turn then only to protect night I thought that , was the kins 1, Culbreath 6. Hits, off- D o­ not believe you can, no 1 .......................33 1 0 ng ^boxmen in the night cap and Graff,3b strangely tolerant "and the fact himself against Hudkins' inccs- way they paid o ff on these things. mingo 0 in *1 innings (pitched to ter how muen you majr b •anford hit opportunely to make 0 O of the matter was that two local sant attack on the body. 2 batters ip fifth ), HayvkJnp l n pair for the day. » » ■hy b .K iy . it~ l. . But « i u . ; . r d 7 ,£ 2 L i ‘ j * L I t 4 2 3 persOnaM citizens, Ed Kelin, a restuuran-Wlnnlnrr p i U h e r r ^ ^ K w ^ r ' V r ^ T *,crKD™ ..... day and over Miller,If .. 3 0. 5 difricul! t o Irir to (he reuidiifil book o f brom- "mny '0 i." b H W o f 'a l!r» t|mc" ■2: Left on Ha»«s, SC Petersburg s.jM Q n y U ndertakers will tcur, and, Horry Cnrrof, art audi­ a J s iKeWed their way to Baxter,! b*.___ :.... 0 tk give n -decision to h' mnn who did - * ” 1" ® ............... . ■’•"•"•'Ily. I'm not, ,0 . 0,-0 v Z T S S & '& X Z and to find a more profitable Orlando 0. Umpires Kell tor, sat in the judges chairs and «*• bright field to watch the double Hayworth*- ...... !......... 4 3 2 nothing verv xtcadilv fnr th- in«> cation. In New York Citjl Butler, p ....................... 3 1 0 ngagement. Score: FIRST KAMI? instance there are 1.MI0', Totals Sanford, nb h o n 34 7 27 dertakers to take care of L fCon’l, 2b ................. . . . f i 1 3 Miami. nb h O 2 000 people who die on 1 he] ICon’l, 2b 1 (1 2 Brown, 2b ................... 4 0 4 erage annually. risblc, ss .................. 0 2 3 4 1 0 owcll, If . 0 0 1 2 0 arncs, lb -------- ------ (• T i l l 3 Crowe, 3b This is an average of onlj \ 0 I ndc, cf ... 3 1 11 3 3 0 Hinkle,lb cases a year per llnderti ’ Ince, 3b 2 - 1 0 Dunbar,If 3 0 0 The result is that most | I/odcr, ms ap’ton, rf .......... ...... .4 2 2 . 3 1 1 them find it hard (0 mi irk«, c .... 3 0 I 2 r» living; vith, p .... 2 0 1 0 People will not die, cvcij highly congcHtcd New Totals Totals 30 4 24 13 44 JO 33 13 Beach City, where 6,000,000 nb 1. it a Daytona Beach .... 100 000 001— 2 icklea, as 3 1 3 4 Miami ----- ------- 000 100 000— 1 or more are netting irke, lb 5 (i It 1 . Runs, Graff, Hnyworth, Parks. great, despite everything.! dder, iff .......3 2 3 0 Errors, Toppino. Lodcrd Larzo. * 0, 0 g real, 3b .......3 1 3 fi Runs hutted in, Butler. Three-base You realize, o f course, ■gan, If . . .......fi (1 1 0 hits, Hinkle. Double piny, Graff people arc living longer, di aslcy, cf -.4 1) 3 1 to toppino to Baxter. Stolen bases, you? Is it not because Ik Ison, 2b .. .'.fi l) fi fi Graff, Loder. Sacrifice hits, Miller, are taking good care of tt rge. c .... 6 8 4 1 Burdinc. Struck out, by Butler 2 by ower, p These fancy broadcloth pajamas o f woven madias in wide, bright stripes bring stomachs? ..4 3 0 •» t usnek 1. Bases on halls, off Cuxnrk I. Wild riteh, Butler. Umpirca lesull: Better health and| forth a new style in men’s nightwear. S lip-over and coat styles are obtainable 43 10 30 21 Moere and Weaver. Time, 1:40. nford ----- 000 000 000 001—1 jrighter outlook on I’ Bch. ..000 000 000 000 (1 'cople are bound to live lo in a wide selection of sizes and a numbe r o f bright color combinations. S T A N D IN G Runs, Keith. Errors, MiCuniu-l cr if they get good thinnj •tder, Mason. Three-base hit eat. regularly. Of emm isbie, Twulmsc hit: Lai cp. SmThese pajamas are priced exceedingly r easonable in view o f their quality and FLORIDA STATE I.KAGFE , there is not a thing that] ice hits, ("crisi. Brower, Staple .. W I. I’et. fit to cat unless one kn# |, Wade, Me Connell Base on *T. - Petersburg 33 1 | .720 handsome workmanship and we invite you r inspection. Is, o ff Brower 1, o ff Keith 3 .1t’ rlando that it is made o f pure fo uck out, by Brower 3, |»y Keith* Wes I Palm Beach 21 27 Fortunately, people are Stolen bases, I'rishie. Double SANFORD 22 25 tectcd these days li> Honk ys. Mason to Buckles to Burke; Dnylonu Beach 21 2H Manufacturers o f Pure Fo esi, to Mason, Beasley to Miami i* ;j;i Products. The labels th k«- Cin-si to Burke to Buckles, use on their products hi Connell to Frishii-, Umpires, NATIONAL I.KAG’ t F. lin» and I.olir Time of Katm\ proved their integrity. I'eo W L ours. St. Louis •IU 2 1 are not now afraid to eat GAM! ( incimiuti 38 28 food that carries an horn fold ab )i 0 11 New Yoi). 31 21 label. o’ll, 2b * 1 ' Im ago . . . fi 1 3 3fi 20 l>ie, ss fi •1 3 1 Brooklyn 30 20 ell, If It is said that one touch 3 1 •1 0 Pittsburgh 27 31 ues, Ih I lioslotl 1 1 n 20 .'Ifi ptomaine poisoning, even, to, cf 1 3 3 0 I’fnlink'lphia Ifi 37 .302 Iit docs not kill, ^..ortens i are, 3h 2 I five years. It is very scldi AMERICAN I.KAGI E on, rf [now that anybody geb s, c W I, I New York h, p 12 touch of ptonminc poisonil Philadelphia f, 0l » « a » • 4. • w, -• , . I •J, . St. Louis tills Quality Bakers of Amef Glevoland les, s h Jall bear the above insig Wasliington e. II, 1 which does not change RoHoii er, rf , meet nny new fad that eon Detroit * 1 • l, 31, . I up. It is a mark that sp Ghicago i«y. cf Uniform Quality year in ■n, 2h SOUTHEASTERN c year out, day in and day i T l l l ’I l C f l CROP Bill From Sheriffs DISLIKES VERDICT To Open The Series T o S t. P etersbu rg £ Vi ft* J if 1 iH 1I » I] it . t it 1 *i B utler L ets M iam i H a v e O n l y 4 Hits And D a y ton a Wins Burns A n d H ym el Hurl In Nightcap Broadcloth Slip-over and Coat Style ii Straw Helmets Li D obbs and Other Makes nf m i • a >i * ■ ! ■ i Pensacola tuls 30 II 21 <rd III 02| 0­ . , ..loiitgom-. y *. Beach 100 000 1 ’ j Jacksonville ns, Buckles, .Beasley, y , . j 1 ainpa i’ll (2), Ill-well, Barnes (2) I Albany Hon. Errors, Buckles (2) 1Sin annuli Hullin’®. Two-hasp hits l ’ollllilliUS eton anil Parks. Douhie Selma . Stapleton t<> Frislde, MeII tuFricbir l , Barnes, k out. by Hymel I, Burns I. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE on halls, Burns (2). St. Petersburg 5, Orlumlo 2, (3 innings, durkness). Daytonn Bench 2, Miami 1, ODAY’S GAME SANFORD 1-3, West Palm Bearh 0-2. (first gunu* 12 innings) AM HitIUAN LEAGUE KRDAYS HOME RUNS Philttddphiu 0, New York 4. and dub Yea’day Scmk Til. (second game, rain). Ginnta 1 7 Irown* t 7 Chicago 2-4, Cleveland 4-3. Boston 0, Washington 2. i, Yankees 1 fi Detroit 3-5, St. luiuis 8-0. Detroit I • 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE court, Browns 1 2 Now York 0-1, Boston 4-3. 1 2 St. Louis 1-4, Chicago 2-1. r. Browns 1 1 trotters: Cincinnati fi, Pittsburg 4. Brooklyn at Philudripliiu, ruin. 1 25; Gehrig 13; •Bottomley SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE -jrnsby; U ; .Biifonutto i t; Jacksonville 10, Montgomery fi. 1■*’ . .T Savannah 3, Selma 3. ue totals: 1 ’ ' “ inml—233. Albany I). Pensacola 8. .Tam pil-Cnlumbus i ain. rtran— 223. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Ashevillo 3, Columbia 6. ' UIIANG IN DEAD Greenville 8, Charlotte 11. Augusta 2, Spartanburg fi. 10, June 21.— (INS) ___ Gen. Moron 0, Knoxville 'fi. Duch Liang, son of Marshal AMERICAN ASSOCIATION T«o Lin, announced todsy Louisville 3, Columbus 2. father died at 2.-00 o ’clqrl; Indianapolis 7, Toledo 3. •reing front • wounds re* St. Paul 3, Kansas City 3. riien his train was bombed Minneapolis 3, Milwaukee fi. ikden on June 4, said a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION from Mukden. A three Nashville S, Atlanta 10. will begin on -CJwUftpouga fi Birmingham 11 ankwang 'jyiujile in Mohilp luVLjtii,. u « k -I. Ni-wOrlfuas 0; Muni phis 4. " H A L F P R IC E Straw helmets, just the thing* for hot summer Hence, ft has earned l’uW| IC on fid en ce and Good W iflj The public always nppreciak careful, sustained effort I the part of a n y body in aff. line to give them articles «| food tfiat can be consume safely and at the same til can be counted on to preser days, for fishing- trips, for anything that keeps you dut in.the sun. The C O LLE G E Man knows Because college men set the pace in style, you’ll usually sec Tho Florshcim Shoe setting the pace at the most pop. ular colleges. The greatest of all stand-b in every home is Breud. C* cd “ the Staff of Life.” proves that It is every There Is ho other article, food used more univers* or that is more necess. Therefore, every family , [entitled to Good Bread ofj Quality that . is sustain' scientifically and consci* Itiously. ' i);, All Sizes . Values To $6.00 Ten to Twelve Dollar^ The stre n g th an d health. * Practically, every wanted size, good durable workman­ ship, values to six dollars, while they last at half price. It’s all very simple. The college man recognizes in Florsheira shocmakin g . . . Correctness. . . tl|e thing that counts. A nd the college man knows. M oit Styles $ 1 0 Cool to the scalp, protection fo r your eyes and summer com­ fort in greater measure than you’ve ever known before are some of the qualities of these helmets. :___ p . very large parTof this p« lie knows'Our Bread and it regulurly. More may it If they wish. Any Gc IGrocer esn supply you. YowelCo tn o f * • * Florshelm Shoes Florshelm Shoes For Men ■b •, i.’u J For Men * 'x L -^ • v -j": r >•{ f* r-*■-.- .*’—* . .*• ■. m' i' ; ----- ------ r 1 11 • Jit* .'.-’AT • v ,1 .'.Vug, - ... ‘ i i il ~~ �j Jnmahmm. W ild Onuxl B^cbetr ' Vporhi# mean? «M that ltim » " )#■■ e n v y fA d » ^ m 1 j*«cb • thiftr tii* Society <rf St Tammany. joubdvd in E ftu ’.u T h e n w t th a t good d iction a » ? UpromoUid by t U offcrof * Uvfiarv titOK b> a K » York nj>- i ip <v«rjr £go who begins in dud hopefully tbe moment dinJW r i* over, but tt bhe the added turjilfkauK* of beiig a iUaitby tdgv of the loereasing attention whicb in beiqg paid ]tp tbe problem of American apeech. When one comparee tbe effect on the Audience of tbe radio announcer who knows bow to use hU voice property and enunciate diaUnetJy and tbe impreesion produced by tbe speaker who xnoutbs his words in such rilwenly fashion that his meaning is lost, one realizes the rich possibilities for improvement in this field Those of us Who have heard with delight Graham M o, Ksumee's dearly articulated and thrilling reports of prize fights and football games have noticed that one can listen to tbe "father of all announcer*/' and others of his superior ilk without the nerve racking tension that is the inevit­ able accompaniment of the painful effort to understand Che inferior "hello everybody man " A poor announcer may even cause a tempest in th domestic teapot. Picture the family in an impatient listening half circle around the radio with father at tbe helm, lie switches gayly from « K IS S E S A B E E L E C T R S F fE D TALLAHASSEE And AccuraUlv bobtorer naux-d Wilt tain Jfloyorj > m abould take in ctmaidemtion a* a* In pel full beaefit of-the v«J '.*>riv* *b< boucpt-ois*- * chib com jtbe fact that there niyrta lurk in j-tage. t» h were. It in auppoaed ; tbc bier tbr potent influent*-of elec- ' then, that boots, a litwnan’* coat parable U* the ah*U*-T*t»c Society I! tricity and in this aperies o f pro- land rubber rim er would add ronof '.be Cincinnati, tc which vnt) jIpay and* tfav evtoemed St. Peters sidetabb t » thr potency of a Jum, X r n Y v r k 't fine famiti** btioup-t: burr Times might be involved. Bob ahhe tbe learned doctor does not An Indian patron-namt and Indian i Hol y , director o f tbe public n tilr may wo. rigmarole »«u* adopted u a pra- ] ties information bureau think* th i Stil! the old fashioned kind dr Vent araitxC Torj'iam. The object* j in* t U T T ? '" * * * * ? 10 0 Inrercd without these of the Society were and have baer 7far when they even take up tbe ostp , _ Vr w benevolent— making tmmigran'.-i; rutatury jiractice and couple it enmfortabiv. for example The ac- witfc eieetrkhy a* the follow.-mg tivitie* o f the member* w erf ' editorial Irani that paper would and have been political. After cum- Jindicate: fortin* immigrant,. one can enElectricity is vrtial put* tiw real adjunct, M rl anting *tnJ<Un jit, they get a half baked announcer who mumble* unintelli­ gibly and either the candidate or the number of votes b t . polled is invariably lost in the ether. After a distressing fifteen minutes of ear and disposition strain, mother suggests plaintively {hat perhaps they had better go to bed, and father growl* at Jimmie to shut that “damn guy" off and that h* never wanted him anyway/ ... V . :v> * ' Pot th* rutjrst «h*rk lay <ivm, My a x king «yss <# Mad, |Uf] vnwHri#' krr rr "T tm* 9 ' '* ni ii*d - • uBUm4t MU*t BUadt" w Affiliated with Ike A l la otic X alieasl Bask of Ja*lu«ii|| -...» tain good s powerful appeal. There wfd probably be a hot ra<e for the American* Academy'* medal and whoever Wins the award, the radio fan will not be the loser. b* reli«u>ed lrjtn tbe k iclr cU m MI bittory o f Tammany curMtiUaj All*hid by the biyjrrajdwr c u s s in g ^ — Sanford, - Florid - HauBug, C ra liu j Bkippiar. a i t Ktorare y flril'i, Karri urn. IbHusU-r » r allow . )<m ..IS dollar* for an; old atoie on the |ivrctia*e price of a new gg* range, and ,i» e >ao iZ montfa* to pay the liallance. Hanford (* u Coatpan). 100 Magnola Aiiraur. . . . Mladl"—By Maiy Cotas Csyriagton. Mary griOag kotur, IgA will douttleee QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER L'.f 'Erdublicae* Cu lined asper eyes t* «a> My fmUt/t niakw ow d r«U hi riowto# »ap*sty hot tat vstvst dark preaacd kardi I cvraed tk* UilWr wind And heart sad aodJ, deapaii- Ksu ^bld Up — —f t Peteroburc Tm>cf The Road To Succea# "gu54f*B£b*>df Th* United State* har alrau: 2t.MH>jU0Q autue. some all paid f vf . • finishing Upholstering Iff •*«« By Factory B u y th e o n ly fin e car that has been proved by a^Jfvof, ' V '•‘'funny b rd fra Ou» j dpi am got* gu liim. Expert aaya blet>r» Wkfp 01* 1 knock*4 nut p opening a shop in Sanford and will Quipped to handle any kind o f repair h promptly. ne 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan lt\, until new address is announced. ** HoviA. tk* T*mn* Tril»w*’t f Hln§m crtvmnU -M U m *>H Id b« * plk*a wflarra »»#/> vtr I* * eonitib. Hum* of Us* pUnk* in tbt polllUdl pUt(*m> Im4h Itnolud. NOT I/XIICAL, BUT IT WORKS " trunk W, korUr In (h%la HUi. KANHAH MTV HTAIt H\Hik*n Ilka 0 tru* phii*M«pk«f. ( V - d'f — Thai* ai* many <ritU'Uin* of th* i-fft< livvJy, and It d'iv»n'l nin wild. 'lh* H*i*l4 cppfmUiUu* City U<JMMg*r 0*org* fl. iUsiin* upon Aniarlian paily »y»Uni on th* In *1, 111* wf th* more logirul !»</ kWiton 0* pr*»hUni of Out rlond* U»gu* of Mvsulppliii**. ground that th*ra 1* not cuffMaiit muniru* ol- Huropt th* «uvirndlff*i«ru* h*tw**n th* two parti**. m*nl I, fiikt un<l*r lh* cnnlrol of fli* 'fk a U ftU r 000000**$ that Many higU'ai »oult ar* di*lr<!»»*d itidnulk and lurch** fuivwiil; tit'll i'i nin th* innlrol of r'ui'dijalUii 1 riPw v wnfk| wi *1 war th* aiklhiK confoulon. In u»d itu|,k with a Jaik, AfUr 111* »ww, due* that pruva, If aorna ra»p*‘ U th* lt«puhll< *n party Hm I'luticv, for lnHlaiu'«, pill lhla liberal, In oth*n ron**r*allva. ri.nrvivaliv** in puw*i ami nutlnn^ I,»mmJon, III., haa a regulatUm (hat haihera can not t^iugh on the t»ea, Wa au|ipo»w iba young hJ"Ik* will iiava i« cany bean rhootcj* now f« attract attention Hanford Ifaratd. Ona fund uulii .hake off WfUt little They |mAi an- May County TImm. Vor orlginalliy wa ballava Hie I vM* <ompoamg th# Florida Plata iawgiM (op flret hoimla «* d It cotnaa , In name*, Try imp on niur iibalalai llueilera, deilffa, /alandera. Oolla, Halnta ) Ilia M m* thing la tin* of th* llain* ocralk paity Ohvloualy n*al and wall ordered paitl* ahould not h* Ihua meaaad up, On* ahoiihl Indude the liliersle, Hie olli*r ihu 1 onaervatlv**. Hut human naltii*, lan't logical, Men of tadhej len dendea In on* laepeet ar* copaar* vatlva In another. Mr. liryen conaid*r«d hlmaalf a liberal in politlia, for eeampl*, uinLt. i*,na*ivatlv* III (heoloyy. Often «N illtra illod erniat In religion i* a Oemendoua hailevur In Hia eamtlty of prlvat* property. Ho in polilha w* find all aorl* of alrange hedfvllowa; Ifuinocrata voting for the protective tariff, and IfdJiuFdicana voting for lower dutleej Keniocrala lined up with l(u pohlleaiie for tai revision and agalnat laa lavlelon, and an on down thu lina. It la confudng and it retlahily lan't logical, ),ut for aomu reaaon it worha. The American federal guvarmnetti, for all Ita faulta, la prohahly tha moat atalila, atnudblu •lid iinigreaalva govarnment In tho w*rld, It adopt* progruaalva mca Nlirua, alowly peihapa, hut allll w,i* don*. Then thu ruinul j look thargv, and marly ruinud in* coun­ try with th*ir Inflatlo'i pollry. In Aniarhu n*ithii' Hi* ittiini.ln nor lh* ioii«*rvatlv*a fill *v*r i'oiiiu Into loniphl* control. Knell puny him It* rwdhal u;id ruithuyvativ* group. Ho w* ar* a»»u'*.l lbut whichever party I* in power the modelulu* - will doinliial*. 'I’ll* it*puhllcMii patty Iimb It* »il of tiuditloiia and intmoati and It* Iralnvd admlnialratlva putaoi^iul. Hu hun Hip 11*11101 railc parly, Kaeh on* trlaa to Intreprat (ho emintry’* need* , and daatrea Ln awordunru with Itw own tradltlona and paraunnal, Tlia malhorf actinia to ha in mo cordsnea with tha gciilua of thu American character. It la fairly aaliafactory to tha hulk of Anictliuiim for third parly inovumanla nl> waya blow up. And the roaulla up* pear to muni the nallon'a rmiolruin ante, Ho llit* JogkMl aoula, although out 1aged, never, get Anywheru with their proleata, INSTALLMENT BUYING DAYTONA ItKAril NKWH-JOURNAL i«v*vsnd njjnl* g -w n tfsv will New-V 4Hef-pntirirTKTiriTFnpr 0mile party or ChU pity. Hut itV pud Into Ills Humi'll of KWllons ufflni ons morning last wuek to shaku the hand uf an old matt there presiding, Ills name was John It, Vnorhls his uge, OH. The occasion for congiatulaUons was liot, Thu Dunua’rNlIc party hucame uoimaotcd with Tammany mdy berausa it hugHii yuMis agu tu liuld il« musllngs in itur hall." Oi’Mi.d Harhi-m Vuurlds guussed Ihat delrgaluii tu the Oemucratle convention uf 1UU4 In MaiihMOan had learned "that the Tammany Tiger was not nsarly the vicious animal aom* uf them had supposed, The animal, ae a matter o f fart, has had one Mark eye during all Its life and only one." Distinguishing between the Tam­ many Hociety and the political machine cuutiulletl by Us members is aumrthtng Ilka distinguishing between the social and the bust- n#aa Implications of • Lion’s Club THE FIRST N A T L BANK C . Killingsworth Comer First St. and Sanford Ave, General Banking Business j ou will search in vain lor a longer or more bnilian'l fccord of service than Buick’s. | Two million Buicks have prvrcd Buick value on tM road. More than a million and a half, still in scrviic, attest Buick stamina. Every Buick has— as “ regular equipment,” — power in excess of any need, beauty and luxury beyond compart; — and a degree o f dependability which has long been, traditional. • , , Of* • ’ ii) Y ou’re sure of real value when you buy the car tint; two million owners have proved. /IIt-Buick models hare Lovejoy ItydrCulic Shock Absorbers, front and rear, as standard equipment. Sedans yii9s ts f 1995 * » . Coupes 1110 5 **•1 1 *'®; Sport Models yi 193 u>yiszi Alt f. a. I. ftmt. Milk., 1intMi Inf hre4J,4. Tki O.M.A.C t j*w .il i, 0.„UkQ WJC AKB FULLY F.OUIITBI) T O HKKVB YOU IN ANY FINANCIAL CAPACITY— And Invite Consultation. J Cordially yours, 208-212 Magnolia Ave Sanford, Fla. Thht'8 the w ay one m an w ho feeds his hens F u lv O -P e p E g g M ash expresses his increased production. “ I gather 15 eggs fo r every dozen t^iat J g o t before I used F u l-0 *P ep ,” he says. Y ou can increase the num ber o f eggs y o u are getting every d a y , to o . R igh t now is the time to d o it. Eu8 tis Theatre Eustis, Fla. SUNDAY ContlnuouM 1 to U IV W, T his js the fam ous feed that contains C od L iv e r M e a l t o m a k e th e o t h e r in g red ien ts give additional value. E v e ry m outhful gives the hens a ll feed *— n o waste — and young and old layers keep right on producing. VICTOR HUG0TC“ ~ Birds Feed Y ou ca n 't m ake profitable pullets, or market poultry, out o f insufficient, or incorrect feed. B ut with this great ration — . Immortal Masterpiece *'I.K8 MIHJSRADLKS” A powerful drama uf the heart uf an ex-convict. ..Of evil habit triumphing over a long-cal­ loused conscience, . Of the aquallid lives of povertystricken France—the convicts, the gutter-rata. Surging with power to awaken laughter and move to teara. Kven greater than The Hunchback of Notre Oame. * I'athe News Comedy Admission IS and 50 T h e Q u a k e r 0 *t& G > m p a n y Sold b y H . B. M cCall Industrieslnc Sanford, Fla. Mash you can hurry your y w n g birds into strong, capable maturity. FoDffeis feed contains just the things young cKick» should have—oatmeal, cod Uver 'meal, minerals,'proteins, and now — molasses in dry form I Help your young birds develop into husky, qumey-maldng layers. Put tbem on Ful-O-Pep Growing M « h . W e h*ve �Florida ' « TUephon* 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society ial Calendar ■ MONDAY program meeting of the WomK Missionary Society of the E t Baptist Church will be held lj;S0 o’cldek at the church. A I attendance la desired|t. Agnea Guild o f Holy Cross Epch will have social meeting 6:30 o'clock at the Parish be. Hostess, Mra. P.olland L. in and Mrs. Mortimer Glover, bayer Band of the PresbyterI Auxiliary will meet at 3:30 o'tk at the church. Social and Inspirational meeting [the Presbyterian Auxiliary will [held st 4:00 o'clock. The proLn will be In charge of the four bag people who attended the Lng People's Conferen - nt Win[Park, TUESDAY unlor Sewing Club will meet lb Miss Margaret White. Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat will ontain the Pupllcate Bridge Cltib 10:0tf o’clock nt her home on ItaettOj Avenue. 1. I. A. trill mqet at 3:00 o’clock the Odd,( Fellows Hall aver the All.members are asked to for th&aanuaecvuiAsa*. Ire. M. Mlnnrik and Mrs. cher Kent will entertain,, at ge at 3:00 o ’clock at the home |rs. Kent, 520 Honkle Avenue, tet .THURSDAY Ing'a P*mghters Clans of the lodist Church will have old itoned i4box supper nt Lake [rs* Powell Honors Friend With Party Reflecting the cordial hospitality the bpMess in every detail wai >bridge party given Friday eve‘F.by.Mra. Charles Powell'Jr., her hom& invRjMp Court, honorr Mra. Hnity ME Dickson of Oridoj the guest Of Mrs. I.a Verne I A ,variety of lovely flower* were Bfectlyely arranged in basket* lo u t tho rooms where the games |er» played. The floral suggestions lera*' carried both in the tallies (qjlscbre pads. I The card games proved cxcepI inally interesting and nfter the Isual number of rounds had been |lpypd\fi wna found that Mrs. A. p. Peterson had scored the most Mlnta/nnd was given a Japanese [ar filled with crystallized ginger, rhe men’s prize, handkerchiefs, kaa won,by Major Peterson. Mrs. Dickson was given dainty handker­ chief* ns memento of the occasion. The players were Mrs. Harry N. Dickson, Mr*. Ralph Wight, Mr. ind Mra. La Verne Hurt, Major ■nd Mra..A, Bartholdi Peteraon C. E. Myers ami Charles Powell Jr. rs« Housholder Is Hostess At Bridge Bridge Party IsGiven For Benefit Of Fund One of the moat enjoyable of n scries of vanishing bridge parties given for the benefit of the scholarship fund of the N, de V. Howard Chapter U.' D. C. was that of Friday afternoon when Mrs. Robert J. Holly and Mrs. Frank J. Gonzales were hostesses nt, the ho the of Mrs, Holly on Pnrk Avenue. ,Zinnias, petunias and ferns were used in charming profusion about the rooms of this spacious homo. The pastel tints were featured in the tallies and other details. After the fifth progression had been ployed, scores were collected and prizes awarded. The prize for top score, silk hose, was won by Mrs. J. C. Benson, while Mrs. Emmett Hunt received n china tea bell for seond prize. Tha cut prize, Coty's perfume nnd powder, was awarded Mrs, Theodore were cleared and refreshments of Ice cream and cake w-erc served. The players enjoying this after­ noon affair were Mrs. J. C. Ben6tm, Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. W. Theodore Langely, Mrs. Mooro Scojt, Mrs. Roy Byrnes, Mrs. . « . -W^iLmcr. , Mrs. Harry h r; ^ , Mr»: CtuMWwoSUilhkT, Mrsi-E. ft. Moliley; Miss LdtUo Caldwell, Mrs. Howard I»ng, Mrs. Hugh Whelchcl, Mr*. Fred T. Williams and Miss Fannie Rcba Munson. FlR B f METHOD 1ST CHURCH W. P, Buhrman, Pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Preaching, by the pastor at 11 A. M. •* Epworth League devotional Miss Elizabeth .Burke of Ala Mr. and Mtf. 0 . C. McBride are Spending a fortnight visiting relatives at Vidette, Ga. Mrs. Linton E, Allen Is spending a few days at Coronado Beach as tho guest of Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. Karl Schutts and children left Saturday for Cloudtand Pnrk, Ga. where they will spend several weeks. Joe Hutchison and Porter Lan­ sing rclurhed to Camp Johnson. Friday morning after spending n short tithe here. Mrs. Donald WhitcUmp and kHikll son, Pcek’r n f Green Cove Spring* arrived here Friday -to -jfls lt^ ie f parents, Mr- nhJ Mrs. R. L. rttiS Mr*. Hugh Tofrgtice and daugh­ ters left Thursday for points Ih North Carolina where they will spend the summer. WINS G RAPH ICAL PRIZE Thu many friends o f Mlaa Lucile Bnlx, young 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Bols, will bd pleased to learn that_ the won the silver! medpl. Up the ortotarieal »t tho C;dfigrrg»rrtTrsafla?h'ljrch, given un­ der tHh auspices hf the W. C, T. U. Miss Bara Maxwell, won second place. The other contestants were Miss Vera WM.b, Miss Estelle Webb and Miss Ruth Martin; The Judges fur this contest were Miss Murgsret Yoiihg, Mrs C. 11. Smith and Mrs. Hurry Kent. HOLY CKOBS CHURCII Third Sunday After Trinity. Church School 9:4B A. W. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 a : M. Young People's Servlci League <1:30 P. M. ‘ *" FIRST CHURCli OF CtfMBT Christian Science services are held every Sunday mornlt\g at the Woman's Club, 31B Oak Avenue, at 11:00 o’clock; Sunday School at 0:30 o’clock Subject for tomorrow, "Christian Science.” Wednesday evening service* Which ™ Include Chris y --T testlmonie* v . V '. ' . pf '■ ..J' tilth healing ary also - field 1:1 the Woman's Club at 7 o'clock. This church maintain* u free reading room, G17 First National a , p i* Morning worship and sermon, 10:50,^. M. Subject Of morning sermon, "The Iron Prophet’s * Dilemmn," by Rev. B. C„ Steele. Young Peoples Union, <1:46 P. The many friend* qf Mr. and Mr*. D. R, Green of BOG Go*ton Street Atlanta. G*., formerly of Sanford, will regret to learn of the death .(if their baby daughter, Betty Ann. Mr. Green was form­ erly connected with tho Sanford Bond nnd Mortgage Company of this city. Daily Fashion Hint L- Perkins, Mr*. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mra. James G. Shkroh, Mrs. W. A. Fitts and Mrs- Floyd Palmer. Tom Boetler of Clearwater Is spending a few days here with his brother, Howard Boetler. n u n u i) . □viiuufi wiiiu S ! Enjoying the hoepitality of Mrs. ’Housholder were. Mrs- Harry N. Dliki*n,'JJrs/'j Ia Verne Hurt, Ralph Baker of DeLand spent the day here Thursday visiting friends. John Ludwig left this week for un extended trip to Culifornlu and other places of Interest out Among the many delightful West. social affairs of Friday afternoon William Du Bose reutmed one of exception pleasure wns homo Thursday from Austin, Tex­ the bridge party given by Mrs. as where he has b « n attending James L. Wells at her home on the Univeriity of Texas. Oak* Avenue, when she entertain­ ed the members of the Bans Baud Miss Annd Belle Dyson has re­ Bridge Club and an extra tabl-j turned from Daytona Beach where of players. she has been visiting her sister EXqOisftc pink roses and ferns Mrs. Newton Lovell. were used to brighten the rooms of this attractive home. The Miss Thelma Welles, who •has colors of pink and green were al­ been visiting here as the guest of so carried out in the bridge score Mrs. Clyde Byrd left Thursday pads, and tallies and refresh­ for her home at Arcadiaments. Of exceptional enjoyment were Edwin Wey left Thursdny for the games of auction bridge play­ hi* home nt Arentlja after spend­ ed during the afternoon and when ing tho past week here with Ills the scores had been totaled tha sinter, Mrs. Clyde Byrd. highest score among - the club members was made by Mrs. Brax­ ton B- Buggct, while Miss Mercia Patterson was found tq have scor­ ed the most points among the guests. Both were presented daln- Entertaining In her usual grac­ ious manner, Mrs- Ernest Hous­ holder was . hostess at n lovely bridge party,Friday afternoon at her hotfte on Evan* Street when she entertained the member* of Alva Hunt left Friday afternoon the Sisters BHdge Club honoring for point* in Alulmma where he r*. Harry N. Dickson of Orlando, will visit relative*. e guest of Mrs. L Verne Hurt. The rooms of thla lovely home Were . ton verted into veritable bower* with* quantities of ro*e* |nd petunia*. E Ship designs marked the tallies pid score pads used for the games Ttnd at the conclusion of the stated aumber. of progression*, score* were collected and the prize, a silver hot dlah mat, was given Mrs. James G., Sharon. The guest ‘ of honor a lso. received a similar Ml e o n * ' were removed and the table* Spread with dainty Covet* end.(refreshments of a tasty Ice rout** were served by the hostess Msfsted by jier sister, Mrs. Flbyd ;P*lnier. Refreshing punch wu* served1during the progress of the Personals On Friday Wording « r » . A. Bartholdi Peterson waf hostess at a very delightful bridge party and luncheon at her home on Magnolia Avenue, honoring Mr*. Harry N. Dickson, or Orlando, the guest of Mrs. La Verne Hurt. Adorning the room* where the tables had bee placed for.! the games were bowls of t InnIan, crepe myrtle, rosd* ahd other lovely Spring blossoms-1 ' ' The morning hours Were soon spent with the interesting games of auction bridge and when the gutties (tad been Concluded the prise for top score, a Spanish pottery vase, was awarded Mrs. La Verne Hurt. The hut ¥lke, an attractive score pad, went to Mra. Floyd Palmer, Mra. Dickson re* ceived as guest prise, a double dtek of bridge cards. - ; jA| one o'clock Mrs. Peterson assisted by Mrs. Ralph Wright served a tasty lunbheon. Covers were laid for Mrs. Harry N. Dickson, Mrs. La Verne Hurt, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs- George A. De Cottea, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. Percy A. Mero, Mrs. Braxton l*. Perkins, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs- W. A. Leffler, Mrs, Hal Wight, and Mrs. Waltfcr S. Colerhnn. Mr. and. Mr*. K.* W. Fite ttnd Evening Sehrice, K P. M, children left (Frlday for Charlotte, Sermon Hubjept, "Is Sanctifica­ N. C. whbre’ they will spend six tion^ Sudden?" by Rev, 11. C. weeks visiting relatives ami Cordial invitation is extended to friends. all to worship with us. Mrs. Charles P. Vincent and FIRST C1IUIBTIAN CHURCH children returned home Friday a f­ ternoon from Lauren*, 8. C. where Ninth and Palmetto Ave. they have been spending several Bible School 9:46 A. M. weeks. You wilt enjoy the fellowship of The many friend* of. little Mis* the Brotherhood Glass. , L ouIho Purdon yming daughter of Communion and Worship 11 A. Mr..and M're. Henry Purdon, will M. . * >' regrftt to learn thait ktieii* ill at Sermbn— her home on Oak Avenue. “ BEAMING OURCRd.HB.” Christian Endeavor 7 ft. M. Mr*. Elizabeth C. Deen of IjikoEvening Worship 8 P; M. lni;d (s spending a short ^time Sermon— V here as the guest of Mrs! W“ BOWING AND REAPING.” Morton Thigpen en route to her A hearty welcome v rits you. home from Atlanta and Decatur, Gu. Mrs. C. E. Myers la a; Mr- and Mrs. Henry McLaulin summer visiting friem * 1 and D*\ Heftry McLanlln returned Moines, Towa, home thursday evtnftfg mitn JhckMrs. G. H. Crabtree, Mrs. 8. A. Honvll.lu where, they attended the Murry and Otis Crabtree left Fri­ Jewelers ConVbftUhn. day morning for their homes at Mr*. W. F. Coyne arid Miss Lilt Bfrmfnkham, Ala., after spending Ban CAyiie of QuRhisn, G*. amveu the past week here.a* the guest* here Friday afUrnoon and ere the of Mrs. Crabtree’s parents, Mr. guests of Mr*. Robert J. Holly it her home on Park Avenue, Mlsa Natalie Farnworth and Mrs. G, H. Crabtree, Mrs. S. A. Miss Eugenia David left Saturday Murry, Mls| Blanche Wynne and for Brunswick, Ga. where they will Otis Crabtree motored Wedneadoy spend* the summer visiting friends. to Tampa where they spent the Miss Farnworth will be the guest of MUe Adels Vln(tig, while Miss d*y' David will visit as the guest of Mrs. bave Bonlske and children Mrs. B W. Khight. returned hoipe yesterdky kfter a Mra.,II. C. buSTae, Mis* Kitty visit of. sevetal-weeks skfth friends and relative* in Atlanta and point* Du Bote, 'Miss Marjorie Du Bote and Hamden Dn Bose returned tn Alabama. home Thursday from Centerville, Mr. and Mr*. T. L. Hal* an­ Ala. where they hate been visiting nounce the birth of a daughter on relative*. They were accompanied Truraday, June 21 at their home on home by Mia* Elizabeth Burke of Sanford and Geneva *■Avenue. The Tuscumbia, Ala- who will be their for tome time. baby has been named Carol guest ■* % ■■ ' Jeanne. -.Mr. and Mr*. Rdlkard Kelso and Miss Y*eoj%ia'Mobley D expert!!' its * Hattie Procter o f Went Palm to rt'tura home Sunday m m Taippa wket% *h* ha* bedh visiting a* the gueift of Mita Catherine Pitmifh. MoWey , *J*o attended the Kappa Delta house party* at Haven Beach last week. ’ ____ _ Laughs, chuckles, grins, Rarrison Ford, Kathryn McGuire, Franklin Pangborn^. and Harry Mi'crs hie featured in one of the nioat brilliant farce comedies of the season, ljiugha Galore In Picture From the opening scene of “ The Girt In the Pullman^.’ laughs abound. The fun bcfclns When Dr. Burton, S nerve specialist, plsy'ert, by Mr. Ford, pracClcfes his art on a ticklish' patient whose nerves ore air shot to pieces, ilien the spectator is carried to :a hhtel lob­ by where 70 pair* of feminine legs are on display. It la safe to soy these silk-encased pedal extremi­ ties will create a sensation nt every showing, but purely.fram the standpoint of physical art. There Irn’t a single shot ip this scene to which the alighthkt bkfrejftlon Trisy be taken by the most Puritanical mind. * Pangbarn In Great Beene Franklin Paitgb&Mt, fhb'.ddtitedinn, has a strong port in the ren­ dition of which he is obliged to utilize n steam cabinet with amaz­ ing iwwM%>Hieoelpthes are -across the room and there hre rhhny wom­ en in the offipBaM 0?w ClS S cides to possess^himself of ”h1* Site Florida * Grape Growers Association's annual fa ir.. and meeting will be held In Orlando on June 26 and 23 at the San Juan Hotel. A large display of this year's crop of Florid* grapes will 'be shown and Indications are that on account'of the general Interest throughout the State. In this most promising Florida industry this year’s show will be by far, the most interesting and Important one that has yet been held. The program will Include papers and addressca by a number of out* standing £tape growers, who ran speak with authority On this sub­ jects, and the display of frulth will cover the entire list . of verities now* being successfully grown In the State' ’ >1 . -."U i The Orlando Chamber of Com­ merce is extending the courtesies 6f the city, Including P r » : auto* mobile storage. Special hotel rates have been secured and everything Is being done to make thb visi­ tors comfortable. D R IV E S T A R T S TO S T I F L E A L L P A R T Y STRIFE (Continued frofn pi^f* <rt»b) r tent in the normally [Repgbllctti -Middle West, coupled with the slashing attack that ia planed' on the Republican scandhls," oil and otherwise, has convinced a lot of Democrats that they have a real chum-e to win In November.. Therefore, they want, If possible, to present here In Houston a rea­ sonably harmonious convention and get away as soon as possible. This task of the harmonizerir i* to put u soft pedal bh the f»r6hihjtion fight. That is nt onfc their first and thttfr hiost difficult task. In this conventldp.they have al­ ready made soma headway through the virtual sclehlon o f Ben, l$cy Pittman, p/ Nevada!, to ‘ be, chslrniun of-tfce .platform c wirtshittee, Senator Pittmart Is Veiled a dry, us most Western Democrats are, but he does not belong to the radi­ cal fringe of the party. Every in­ coming delegation ia being quiet­ ly urged to select as Its member of the resolutions committee. n "reasonable merhber who wffl be witling to go along with tho ma­ jority rather than upset.thb applq cart with a minority report. With Pittman running fhc reso* lutiona committee, with Claude fl. Bowers, a personal friend of Gov­ ernor Smith ns 'temporary chair­ man of the convention, nnd with the likely selection hf Bon. Jokeph T. Robertson, of Arkansas, a hard hitting organization Democrat, as permanent chalrmun, the harmonitors feel already reasonably con­ fident of meeting uny situation that may arise. The qext few days will show whether or not their confidence ll justified, Daily Fashion Hint New York yesterday ofterrioon and decided to land because It was getting Into with tho added dan­ ger of fog. While ho was here Lindbergh was the guest of Lehigh Valley Railroad officials, inspecting the yards at Coxton. He retired last night at 2:00 A. M. and was up again at 4:00 o’clock Inspecting his- plane. s m a r t j u n io r Daily Fashion Hint 9t f, .Mo d e s Box-pleats are ope of the roost .<J*. fective atfd youlhluilv siihtilewtys of adorning a young alrl'a frock. The (rock at the lq(J, slwwa*,these pleat*, stitched down part'way, descending from a squfre yoke. The sailor col­ lar luggests the middy blouse.. Made of flannel wltlr a contrusfuig*flannel it is smartly‘ practical,'white, in two tone* o f ' ijnen-finifihctt coHbp It is comfortable for warm days,. The modish pleats are inserted be- u-V ■ *- «n|«o fulness at tlie sboblders j| nude deco­ rative by the use Of'^tnockfiig. l’ riiite'd ” DIMINUTIVE * JS7 ■* a * " ' c h ic The bloomer .track st the left *chiive* the effect of a littlfc coat by means ol the panel of contrasting jnateriM inserted in front, with,*-pleat oft etch side. Decorative *nd un­ usual is tha jagged border whose points' art filled in with colorful enb‘roidery,-r This is pretty in plain and printed gingham or voile, whjle two shades of lintn or poftge* »te, equally effective. The bloomers may. match either the blouse or the inserted Hot weather I* hen# and time to trade in your uld wood More on a new ga* range while ypu tin get n good pried for yuur old stove. Sanford Gpa Company 106 Magnolia Avenue. Senator Harris To Wttifk Against Wfeta WASHINGTON, June 23.— (IN S)—With the avowed Intention of throwing hla support nnd thnt of the Georgia delegation fdr the nomination of a dry candidate and a dry platform plunk, Senator Harris (D ) of Georgia, left to­ day for tho llouaton Con'/enflon, Harris ia head od( the Cbhrtta delegation which,On the flrat few ballot* U expoctM to caat Its vote for Senator George, of ^hat slat?, for the prealdenty. Although , Ve* centty having undergone an-opera* tion for alnua trouble Hariri* 1<‘ considerably improved and re­ ceived permlaaion IrMn hla phy* aldana to attend tnfc1hbhventlbh. DIGGERS DAIRY FARM Phone 3711 . Sweet Milk 8Weel Cream Butter Milk • Milk for Babies a* ike f|r*\! ' W «’ *. ri Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Roumllllat and Dr. Ben Caswell were the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Thrasher and Mr- and Mra. J. D. Woodruff, Thursday evening *1 elr cottage at Coronado Beach. Mias Clklre Zachary, Miss Marrt*t Wight of Cairo, Ga. and Miss Norms Beward oY ArCadla motored to Orlando, Friday after­ noon where they attended a bridge party, given by Mis* Mary Ivea, The Suree**or to ;,Tlie i.n»i rti'nimahil"—ond a worthy nn.-.J ... Janplpa^'. .ll In* ' Am* sichit plc(im— an* tUrlr'f.,Ai\ goo«l 'i f O women tolrealv.Msn— this brutal ruffian king khoti#*flaf» were (era of pqwgr. Anil he Aduitded one —and laughed, a helnolu' laugh at the other! •/ ' Jatmbiga, the vmaglc,name of screendom. In the fUnt heilimaelf auggeotad! r iOWBLU J r Orlando, Florida "The Coolest S| . i o Continuous i^ Iitt^ .C^ a iu » t Fever da* tc Malaria, _ �P V li THE 8ANF0RP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY JUNE 23, 1928 vt Sw* Utwl n # n r M mdr wT ■ l:"4\ A Proof,#f the Dollar Day pudding was in the eating. A score of merchants helped make,it a success and then benefited . m & I ] W I u fl ) | I I | A The work and the funds used brought the desired results. In almost every case, the benefits exceeded the expectations o f from it in increased sales and the gaining o f new customers those participating. from other communities. never seen crowded the stores-and walked the streets. Crowds such as Sanford has seldom or satisfiedi_Tfie purjch'aserf' were. satisfied. day. Money was spent, liberally. Every means o f carrying -They will come again when the merchants invite them to San. fords next big community Dollar Day. % the message o f Dollar Day far and wide over Central Florida was utilized. * * *■ * * number of the merchants who took part in the day are al- ^ J• ready planning for another similar event next portunities. month. To all the merchants of Sanford, The Herald wishes to an­ extensive nounce that another Dollar Day is coming late in July. With plans for the occasion. They doubted that large crowds of people could be induced to shop in Sanford. Now, they know the co-operation of every responsible merchant this July Dol­ lar Day can be made an even greater success than Wednes­ day’s was. i Among these merchants are some who made no fi £ ■ 'i ‘ !>.- ^ the crowds can be brought here and they are planning better bargains for the next great Dollar Day. A number of merchants failed to reap the full harvest of Dollar Day business. They either failed to take part in the day or underestimated its worth to the community and them­ selves. Now these merchants know Dollar Day can be made a tremendous success. They have seen others profit by its op­ *» u -JK •i * * The Herald will co-operate to the fullest extent with every merchant. He will be given assistance with his advertising copy and in preparing for the event. The Herald only asks that each merchant who enters strive to his utmost to make the day a success for himself and Sanford by planning ahead and being fully prepared when the day arrives. r 1* t r \ The merchants who have the greatest success in special events bargains are being offered, these same consistent advertis­ such as Dollar Day are the merchants whose ers are the merchants who get the cream o f the city’s busi­ known, the merchants who advertise consistently. names are These merchants advertising steadily, reap their largest reward on Dollar Day. And during the periods when no special dollar ness. They can tell you that advertising in The Herald pays a large dividend. ' ' / * # t* *• *v» ,4\*j - I �3 * ^ wrrr.'rv V v H ftS W n ig jr f n f o .4mr:*mhO**p*» *"* ;*f^-*, *•'•*- ;••'•.-"•j'i'V' , . , -■ *'*<’~ >Al Your BargainsAcross the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER Sanford Dally Herald IWANT AD RATES Terms: Cash In Advance telephone ada, will be received for patroni and collector aent Immediately for payment. Time,.--------------— 10c a line Timed 8c a line Time? 7c a line Time rates on request. The ^reduced rates are, for consecutive — ^ive Inserti insertions. Fiva^vorde o f average at length ere counted a line. Minimum charge o ? 80c gar first insertion. All Advertising is restricted Ito proper classification. | If an? error is made The Ban* Iford Herald will be responsible [for only ono incorrect insertion, [the advertiser Tor subsequent Iinscrti6n:i. The office should be Inotified Immediately in case of |error. Help Wanted— YOUNG LADY-YOUNG MAN— Four months ago you read the ad for apprentices on the Linotypo machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad and after three months and one week of study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send nnother youi g lady to same shop in two weeks. *Last week the fa­ ther of one of our students stated that his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she will bo get­ ting from $10 to J00 (guaranteed) per week. What will you bo get­ ting. Better snap out of It and quit waiting. Plenty of good Jobs when you arc trained to hold them. Call for C. A. llaines at Herald office and he will be glad to ex­ plain details. TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative |thoroughly familiar with rates j^^;flit^..,d|iaaification .will, fir^ T T W complete inform al ' [And i f i w w i s h ; ti^Tyou lit* Wording your want ad to matte it more effective. 10— B Plants And Flowers. FOR SALE— Misgioncry •berry pla{i(/t. (Legal Ada) 21— Acreage For Sale htr*w- ACREAGE FOR SALE: aultable for poultry farm. Located four miles south of Sanford on old Or­ lando r.ad. .73 acres, part high land and some of it low, ideal for chickens and ducks. Can be bought for 8100 per acre on your own terms. Addr-ss R. J. Holly, First National Bank Building, Sanford, Fla. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Re­ fined, middle aged whit woman AiiqtHUicemenia housekeeper for two adults ami two children. Give reference and CLASSIFIED Advertising wU qualifications. P. O. Box 1017. stimulate your business at very tall cost. Herald Want Ads each lav reach thousands of people- WANTED—To buy or rent for four - months, small boat with leople who wait and watch fo Must be cheap and in Ih e Classified page— people who kicker. good condition. Phono 771. Ire looking for opportunities and know thpt tho Want Ad page is • to make. pngo of [opportunities. Your met- WANTED—Dresses Fpncy or plain. 212 W 4th on this page will produce reat a cost that is surprising!;* Street. Phone 7S9JJ, dw. Call 148 for service. . OFFICE SECRETARY WANTED E — Efficient shorthand typing simple bookkeeping. Dependable, r’cs tested for grasses by Dr. accurate. Apply Stokes Seed Davis. Opposite Court House. Co., 18 McLandcr Arcade, be­ f-Mo or Granada Dvv Ginger tween 9 and 10 A. M. Ale call 705. Prompt Delivery. WANTED: To nuy second hand motorcycle. Must bo reasonable -Lost And Found and in good condition. Box Z c-o LOST: Between'Sanford and Rands Sanford Herald. 15— Apartment For Rent 9 ■ :’ »' / ,■ m ‘ point In waiting until,you arc in a tight place to find out how much time and money the : Sanford Whether you’want to buy, sell or exchange, you enn count on n Herald classified ad for help. It pays both to read and use them. HONEY 80c gallon. Comb Honey 16c lb. 1000 Union Avenue. The number fin nh'i k - e w i f t o t , ^ t h i r t y , ineft*' **•"»» Mstej, ■ Price HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No doubt there are several pieces of .discarded furniture in your home thnt are no longer of value to you —turn thom into cash . . . a Her­ ald Classified Ad will put your message before thousands of read­ ers. 'Coll MS today. (Legal Notices) (Legal Ads) P u b lic flo r o r d s o f said Kaminub- C ou n ty, and a t p a g e •• •” Plat Hook II o f the PUbHo Hac nrds o f O range C ou n ty , W o r ld ., o f w h ich C ou n ty th e C ou n ty o f Hemlnole w as fo r m e rly a p a rt. And It nppearinK th e .W orn him o f C om p la in t h erein D 'S t you and each o f you m ay c la im aoBir righ t. HUB or Intercat I n . J h q the lands h c r e lh B b o ^ -d e s a r tW M . IT IH F U R T H R E W O R K ,. .O R D E R ­ ED th at you and each o f y o u A re requ ired ired lo to a ap th h ereby requ PpPe*a"r’ *t«J9 1 Vo» Hill o f C om p la in t file d herfcjh ih POTATOES DELIVERED 11.00 A BUSHEL—These are •‘culls*’ too small to ship; more trouble to prepare for cooking, but Just as good to eat. Telephone 775. tiifi .VlU6b on MniilUy. ln< Itld any J uly. A. l> I Ml. t l.« «a m a b , l n g FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, no f llt.ln nay o f Ihle C ou rt, St the party needa funds. Cost new Court H o m e in H anford, B em ln olo ou n ty. F lo r id * ! salil Hill $450.00 Will sell for $150.00 Ad­ C plain t b ein g a Hill Hi q u ie t t itle o f dress B. Box 428 Sanford, Fla. Ciimplalnatiie In an d to th e lands 15 ACRES OF IlAY-Heavy growth ready to cut, on sharea or cheap for cash. Telephone in evening to 775. 27— Money To Loan 29—Houses For Rent Or Sale. V. l i DOUGLAHF. Clark. Uy A. M. w e e k s . D eputy Clark. in 148. a b ov e d escrib ed , and In d e fa u lt (H ereof « d ecree p ro c o n fe s e o w i n '■ • n ’ m 'T H k K K W . ? “ ; o n p r . n K i . Uiut xnin n otice lie p u b tlih td In Uio H anford H erald, a n e w w sp e p e r publi nil rii In Hanford. H em lnqle C ounty. K lorlds. on re n w eek fo r fo u r ( t ) co n s e cu tiv e w eek s. W ITN K B 8 my hand and the o fflo In I seal o f the C ircu it C ou rt o f the T w e n ty -th ir d J u d icia l C ircu it of F lorid a In and fo r H enilnolo C ou n ty . F lorid a , on th is tho Jnd day of June, A. 1). 1S3I. V 14. tlUUOI.AHH. C lerk o f C ircu it C o u r t HemlnoU C ou n ty. F lorid a b y A. CAMJ.IttiN. . 1 D eputy C lerk. I C I H C r iT C D in tT 8 H AL). EDM OND H. PA LM B H . S o lic ito r fo r C om p la in a n ts |1D28 FAST DODGE four sedan 3 Room furnished apartment. 2 FOR RENT OR SALE— Dwelling 1810 Palmetto Ato. Like new. Priced right. Miller beds, all conveniences. $13.00 Dwelling 1820 Park Ave. 10. Phillips, Inc., 13th and Elm monthly, 301 5th and Palmetto. Colclough Realty Co. |Ave. Pboo* 3. 311 First National Bk. Bldg. “ GRANDVIEW TERRACE" N O TIC E o f HHBIW FF'S SA LE . 11927 GOOD TOUWNG~CAU. A-l Formerly I,ions Club apartment, N otice In hereby g iv e n tliul u p (Legal Notices) Condition. 3225.00. New tires, BLDG. Daytona Beach, Fla. » __________________________________________tier amt by v irtu e o f a w rit o f »x«-IMew paint. Milter O. Phillips Inc. eu llpn bcarln u Uale Iho 2nd day o f ATTRACTIVE SUMMER IN C IH C C IT COtHIT OK T IIB | J u n .-, A D. 1n i l . 1 U*-J o u « o f •»iiO Phone 3." RENTALS T W E N T Y T l l l l l l ! J l IH CIAL C l lt - lu lu lr r the seal o f Hie i-lr e u ll C ou ri MODERN THROUGHOUT—Elec­ CHIT O F F M tlllH A . IN AND FOD <>f Hemlliole C ou n ty. F lo r id a ID an : •DODOS N tllN O L E COUNTY. IN C IIA N -, n otion In nuld C ou rt w h erein w » . tric Refrigeration, etc. Silver I K n tam ln aer w » * com p la in a n t and Pleasure cars and Graham trucks, ami Linens furnished. Inquire at I'K IIV . M argaret H W h ile , l». L. W h ile Elm and 13th. Street Phone 3. UICDIUIB 14. LAVU1NI4. I CIIE H TE Il uml Orange llrlith tn U ealty u r n apartments or at any realtor. I'A IIT IN an d C lIA liI.E S a l ’ A lt- (lAtINtHIIM KNT. TH K .STATE DF F L O tt lD A TOl I. tl. C A LLA H A N . W h o se place of lesblenea Is u n k n o w n ; II being made l o n p p r a r that a HummniiM has been Issuad In tho above and fori'u oln u ra'iso dlrecte.l -togrou. U ll. C A L l.A llA N , and that tb * sa me hna herb u-turned un­ nerved; that yon do Itol reside la Hi* Hiute of Floridii: that y o u r iira*'ent plsee of residence I* un­ it tinwn; that the foreKOlitu Holt w a s com m en ced Oil the 23nl day of Atirll, A. 'll. I5 J8 and that a W rit o f llartllshineiit has been Issued nod served upon F, |\ DUTTON * COMPANY, a Corporation. T lll.llE F O lIK , )uu are ordered and oomtnainlitl to lie mid appear b e fo r e llic Circuit Court In and for Heinlnule C o u n t ) , Florida, at the Court H ouse In Hanford, Hemlliole County, Flurld.i, nti iho 2nd day o f July, A. D. IP2S. sam e belli* a Rule Day o f Ihla Court and fall no! •>i herw ls e J u d g m e n t by Default » III Ini en tered against you. li In o r d e r e d Dial Ihla Nolle* he published In The Hanford Herald a lie we |IUper published In Hanford. Semin ole C o u n t) . Florid a, onre each week f o e a period o f tw o ( 2) months neat Immediately *ucc*vdlng the ■lull' herevf. IN WITNF.SH W it E ll EOF. I have h ereu n to a ffix e d my hand and o f ­ fic ia l seal o f Ihe Circuit Court of Sem in ole County, Florida, on this llic Ith day o f May. A l» I f 2*. * V. K. DOUOLAHH. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlliole County, Florida IIy A. M. WKI4KH. Deputy Clerk. W ll^ t iN 4s llu Y I.K , A tto r n e y e f o r I'lalntlff. (C ircu it C ourt Real.) Danders Will Herald HOTira OP ANNUAL STOCKRevival Of Fox-Trot I lOl.DK It* MKKTIMli NOTICE I* hereby given that the S im k holders ut NVret Hanford PARIS, Juno 22.— (IN S)—Thia Realty Co. will be held at Ilia of­ fice of the Co. at >11 Hanford Ave. will be the year of the fox-trot— Sanford, Florida, at 10 o'clock A. such it the verdict of the Urge M. on June 33th, 1911. D ated Ihla .the 11th day o f June. majority o f judges and competlms. chapmoinshlpa which have just W it CLARK. Preaidant, closed In Paris. Dancing masters i K . H. JOHNSON, and professors from all over Eu­ Sac rotary. rope attended them, and the jury I S T U B C IR C U IT CO U RT T W K N T Y waa unanimous in the opinion that n u n n j i d ic ia l circu it nv the shimmy has gone forever and AN D c o n S g S P I O L S COUNTY, P I.O lllIIA , IN C H A X C K R Y . the Charleston ia on Us last vul­ E R N E S T AU LTM AN. C om plainant, gar legs. ‘ vs I “ Our Charleston solo was a won­ VinniK AU l.TW AN . D efen da n t. O lltlP.lt OK P I!Ill.lC A T IO N . derful exhibition of acrobatlac,” Y ou are hereby ord ered and re •tulrrd to be and ap p ea r u pon the said Andre da Pouquleres, Presi­ 2nd day o f J u ly A. D. m l. to the dent of tho Jury, “ but It was not hill lit com p la in t filed a g a in st you di.ncing. The dances of the future In the u bora atyk-d Court will bo those based upon the art The H anford H erald, a I____ pu blish ed In S em in ole C ou n ty, V lu r- of walking correctly. The old Ida. la h ereb y d ea la n a tcd aa the tipwitpaper In w h ich the ord er ahall fox-trot and'its newer modifica­ ‘be iptibll - - -fo r -fo u r con secu tiv e tions, the Yxlct are certain to bo published week*. NVIlnra* V. K. D ouxlu ss. C lerk o f tho most popular from now on.” the aald C ircu it C oa rt and the orMt-lal seal I h ereof, tills Ifilh day o f CHILD HAS May. A. D. m l . (fll!A L ) R;SALE:-30 fully equipped, sleeps six. reasonable. P. O. Box 938. Herald classified ads can save you. Cart, Now farm West FOR SA^E—Child's crib, high chair, and adjustable dress form. Mrs. John Russell Union and Lake view Avenues, — But there la no ' TWO FIBRE rockers, four straight chairs, three burner oils stove, one heating stove, one iron bed complete. Address 101 East 21st Street. Crossing, brown leather travel- TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullin's ON WHITE or colored property. bag. Finder Please return same Barber Shop, Between Fire Sta­ B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. tho Sanford Herald. tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Ave. I— Automobiles Is known in the day of adversity. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE cheap: Spray Gravley Tractor, Acre Paper and Wire, and other equipment. Rex Pippin, Side Near New Ice Plant. — 12—Wanted A True Friend Candidacy Has A ltered Wet Vit SHERIDAN, Wyo,—June 18. Six large teeth were grown in the mouth of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham at the time o f fier birth here recently. u r...«iu g T W .J i!fi«M jJ b g „rtU if * vbb otherwise normal F L O R ID A . — Estate Af: ’ ANNA M. BIIAN D T. D eceaeed TO A L L TO NVIIDM THEHI5 F it 149 I*NTH KHALI, COME G R E E T INI): NVhereus Anna M Brandt, decee* ed, late o f tide C ounty, (lied In testa te, h a v in g w h ile sh e lived and at the tim e o f h *r death diver* good*, ch a ttel* and cred it* w ithin tha C o u n t / a foresa id , by menu* w lic rc p f tile fu ll dlsp oaltlon and pow er o f g ra n tin g the a d m in istra ­ tion o f ull mid sin g u la r Ihe g ood* ch a ttm * and cred its or the said doerased, altd also u filia l dism ission front the suittn to Ota County Judge a foresa id d ors o f r ig h t b elon g : NOW , KNOW Yc, T h at I, Jam es ll. Hlmron, C ou n ty Ju d g e fo r tliu County a foresa id , d e s irin g that the good *, rhgttut* and c re d its uf ssld deceased m ay be w ell and tru ly adm lnlatrrrri and leg ally disposed o f, d o hereby g ra n t u nto G eorg e E. Ibtlmes, A d m in istra tor, fu ll pow er by the ten or o f theee p resen ts to ad m in ister lit* g ood s, rliu ttels and credit a o f said deceased, w hich to her in her lifetim e and at Ihe llmv or her tb-alh did belon g , arid lo ssk. dem and, sue fo r. re co v e r and re ­ ce iv e the sumo, and lo pay illill-lit*'In w h ich the deceased stood bound, SO fa r as Per assets w ill i’ » lend, a cco rd in g tu law , and then the balance to nuy o v e r to the legal b e lts and d istrib u tee* o f said liereused. And (Iho aald G eorge 14. Balniee h av in g g iv e n bond and s e ­ c u rity und ta k en oath, and p er­ form ed all o th e r requisite* re­ qu ired by law nect-ssur) lo hla just q u a lific a tio n aa A d m ln lslin lu r. I*, by ord er o f tills Court und liy v ir ­ tue o f thee* prosrnte. ordain ed, co n s titu te d and appointed A d m in -j la tra lor o f all the goods, ch a ttel* und c re d its of said Anna M Brandi, NNJ?YNMHK-W) nktmtv'k** »-Jad*ra foresa id , and Seal o f o ffic e , title stli day o f In the ) r a r o f our Lord, otic thousand nine hundred and I w e n t )-fiv e , at Hanford, Cuunty a foresa id . JAM. (I SHARON. County Judge. I HE.NI.)______________________________ of Daily Fashion Hint PASS DRASTIC RBSOLUTIO — HERRIN, HI. June 22^-<IN |—Members o f the United Workers iocs) union here on record today in one of most drastic resolutions, de ing release from the present, icy pursued by the administer of John P. l^wis, internaf* president. A few more days left to In yeur old move on a new range. Sanford Gaa Cos 104 Magnolia Aveqne. Daily Fashion Hii ‘^ ( P L i iW K tk FROc k ‘ Tlir trim simplicity «l ibi* iporti (rock nukr» it rati only *mart Inrt alto comfortable and practical. The kimono »lryyn are cool anti allow (or (rerdnm or'mTivrnicnt, but may l)c Irngtlicned with ilrcvrx which are aaliirrrd at the wristbands. Flannel t« a practical and attractive fabric (or tlita model, and wlien the Vthaprd neckband and ikirt are made to contrast with the hlouie, true di»tinclivenes* is achieved. When long ilreve* arc uyed, tld» frock may ^be rendered In heavy Hat crepe or crepe de Chine making inuitable Inr after­ noon wear. The licit may be of selfmaterial or of novelty leather. Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 42IJ. SireiU to 18 year* and J4 lo 48 bu»t, IN T H E C IV IL UOUIIT OF HKU*11111 D UVAL UOUNTN. FL O R ID A . N O TICE O F A I* ION FOIt A M ER ICAN A G R IC U LTU R A L TAX m -:r n I’V m tJ t1 SECTION ('llD M R 'A I , COM PANY, I'laH itlff. I'.NFft AIL S T A T ­ nr.l OF T H E (IK N BnA PAN Y. P la in tiff. U T E * O F T H E ST A TE OF F I.O Ilva IDA. 8TOJNOKF. D efendant. N otice Is h ereb y g iv en that H C. M. NOTICE an y, a c o rp o r a tio n w e re d efen d a n ts OF H H EIIIFF'a RAt.B. TIN , C om plalnu n ta, D lrk son , norchaaar o f T in C e r tlfleom m an dliiu n>" th at " f the g o o d " .i i Hodkins ; and Cowan Co. Auto THREE ROOM bungalow apart­ N Ih hereby g iven that un c h a tlr l". lands and len om anta o f I :ale No. 283. dat*4 the Hh day o f di-r otice and by virtu e o f a NVrtt uf Ex radiator and sheet metal w ork s. ment, completely furnished,I JttHEPH M AnnrnoNDA and wtfs, L. E. W h ite l cau se to t»e m ade tk « June, A. TV 1*16. has filed asltl c e r ­ 1 e d it io n Issued out o f and u nder the ■um o f se v t,, th ou san d, on e hundred tifica te In my m rice, and lias made seal 107 French Avenue. Phono 710-W nicely located. Phonu 99. o f the ov e styled C ou rt and [ ‘ atfSnr^Vo "qtJlKT t it l e a p p lic a tio n fo r tax deed to Issue in •ll the ab ovea b en six ty six and 81-100 D olla rs i l v titled cau se h ear­ oitliKH o r p r i i i . h ation a c c o rd a n c e w ith law. Huld c e r t lflI6E 68) w hich waa la tely on Iho ing da te o f the first day o f June. HUPS-MARMON TRY THIS—If you have an apartT h e Htuln o f F lorid a to: fifte e n th day o f May A. D 1!*=>• n^- uii I c i-nihrarr* the fo llo w in g d e s ­ i928 and roiiim au dln g me that o f Joseph M. A r re d 11min and ------ - A r- Judged by said C ou rt lo lie due to crib e d propel I y "Itdated 111 Hl-uiISanford Automobile Co, 'ment to rent give complete de­ redanda, the g o o d s and elm11uls. laud* and - . i- com p la . in ------------■ • -■-{end hi* w ife , w hose C h ristian said a n t .fro m —aald d e f e n d ­ nule C ou n ty, F lorida, lo -w lt : 100 Magnolia Ave. Phone 437. tails' in n Herald Classified ad. . . name leiirin ciii* o f 61. H loln otf I cau se tu I* u n k n ow n , M *sra K. I**vy an t. L li. W h ile to g e th e r w ith the Beg. 28 ft NV o f NE Cor. of lail I,,* made the snot o f HIX H U N D R E D 2. Hoc. 26 Yw|i. 20 H R ange 13 . • _ — • tell everything there Is to bo told a ltd ------- loiv y , Ills w ife, w h o** cost* o f e x e cu tio n an d lev y In *abi F IF T Y TNVO AND 7P-I00 (I662.79) nam e Is u nkn ow n . W il­ p roceed in g I have lev ied upon ami 1— Burir*«c Service E ast. Run H 1161 fl. N. 16 deg w hich waa (in the tilth (la) o f J a n ­ about it and you will find it much Chrlatlnn liam T ra v era an d ------- T ra v ers, hi* ul the fr o lil d o o r o f th e C ou rt Mouse NV. 666 ft. NV I6(i fl. N 1003 ft. uary, 1325 recov ered lit ih * ab ov e w h ose Chrlatlnn name la u n ­ In H anford, H om lnolo C ou n ty . F lo r ­ K. 610 fl . . . . 21 acres. R. N. NiPPER. Signs of ail kindu. easier to secure u tenant. Cull 148. kWife, in i Court, tog eth er w ill) the sum n ow n , C arrie A. M llrh rll. Janie* U ida w-lthln Ihe legal h ou r* o f sale T h e nalil land In-lut assrased at oet) f 1.1 17. costs, I have lev ied upon (Legal Notices) In Sanford Paint & Wall Paper M itchell uml H a rriett A. M itchell, on the se co n d day o f J u ly , A D. Ihe d a le o f tin- Issuance o f such c e r ­ and w ill o ffe r fo r sal* and well k FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar­ Ills w ife , J H e n le y Husklnnnn, alan 1821 I w ill o f f e r f o r aale and sell tifica te In tliv nam e o f Mr. and Mra. Co. , ^ the high est and best bidder fo r cash age apartment all modern con­ k n ow n aa J II. H oaklnm m , a n d ------- to thu h ig h e st b id d er f o r cash all NV. ft. T h om pson , t.’ n lrss said c e r ­ at the frolil d o o r o f the C ou rt H ouse H n ak ln ion . Iila w ife , wlnrni Clirlat* th* righ t, title an d In terest o f the tific a te shut the redeem ed a c c o r d ­ In Hanford. Hemlmdo C ou n ty , F lorid a Ida, I* hereby dcalgnuted aa tli-j DR. VIDLEU, Clilropodist. Every veniences. Phono 207. Ian nutnu la u n k n ow n , NV It, C lark *uId I,. 14 NVhlte In a n d to th ose in g lo lew , le x deed w ill Insu* thornnod A n n l" 11 C la rk , hla w ife, aoine- lot* pieces o r p a r r e ls o f land and on tin- ll l h day o f July. A. I*. 1921. w ith in tin- legal h ou r* o f aala on coW apapcr In w hich Ihu ord er »liall Wcdnqqday 9 to 5 ut Blue Bird FURNISHED four rooms and Ilmen refe rre d to in A n n ie II C la rk . th eir a p p u r te n a n c e * V k R u a le In the NVltniAs my o ffic ia l sign atu re and tlin secon d day o f July, A D. 1921 be pu blish ed fo r fo u r cun accu tlve Beauty Shoppe. Phone 349 J. ran k M, W ord an d ------- W ord , hi* C ou n ty o f H em lnole Htato o f F lo r i­ seal this tho 9th day uf Julie, A. D. ull uf Hie righ t, tllla and Interest w **k*. bath, clo s e in 211 Laurel Ave. F o f tin- uliove named M. H tullioff o r NVItna** V. E Dnualu**. (Merk o f w ife, w h o»e C h ristian nuino la u n ­ da d e s crib e d a* fo llo w a , t o - w ll: ilia. any person o r person* cla im in g by. the said C ircuit Court and ihu o f ­ k n ow n , (I W. H telff mid ------ - H lrlff. SUN PROOF PAINTS Y. E. D ou gla ss, Phone 190-W. L ois, 7,' k, I. and tha n orth 32 feet th rou gh o r under him since the date hi* w ife , whii*e Chrlatlnn nainu I* o f lot 10 o f A tten d ed P la t o f OrC lerk C ircu it Court Henilnolo o f the ab ov e eel forth Judgment, In fic ia l seal tlu-r*-iif, tills 2nd day o f Vater Sjar Varnishes and EnaJune, A. D. 1921. u n k n ow n , l.u rlu s C. M itchell and C ounty. F lorida . H e ig h ts as r o co rd e d at pm»-' and to tile fo llo w in g d escrib ed lot, E. DOL'ULAHS. mcla. •Velumina Flat Wall MODERN furnished apartment), ------ Mltciipll, hi* w if e wlm at Chrlat- ungi• lly A. M. NVEEKH. l i o f Plat H ook 4 o f the public C lerk. Frigidnirc: Murphy steel kit- inn nunn* I" u n k n ow n . Jainea W . (('Curd* o f sa id H em lnole County. D eputy C lerk. piece or parcel o f land situ ate tn Paints, Persian clay jesso. plastico Hemlnole C ou n ty, F lorida , lo w lt : By A MV NVEEKH. H ick * and M in erv a E. lllc k * . (* o n ie (C ircu it Court Heal). C. M IIAND Tin- East Q uarter <EI*4) o f the D eputy C lerk , moulding clay and Plaques. San- .'hcn: Gurnge: excellent neighbor­ tim e* r a ile d M. 14 l ll c k * ) III* w ife , S h e r iff o f Hem lnole County N orth w est Q u a rlor (NNVI-4) o f (H E A L ). V. II T a lia fe r r o a n d -------T a lla fe r <ford Paint 4k VTull Paper Co. G. U. hood: rent very reasonable. Park rn. F lorid a . the N ortheast Q u a rter (N I4 I-I) 111* w ife , w hoa* C h rlallan nam e EDM OND II. PALMER. Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 07, o f Hrrtlnn 31 T ow n a h lp . 19 Houlh Stuart. Propr. 112 W. First St. IN TI1K U lIICUIT CO U RT OF HEMI* u n k n ow n , Joh n , H, - H urnlaon and S o lic ito r fo r .Com p la in a n t._________ R ange 31 Eaat. • Sayer. IN O LE C O U N T !. F L O R ID A . IN -----H aralaun. hi* w ife w ho** C M HAND. C HANCERY. C h rlallan name la u n k n ow n . 11. L. A IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF A h Hlu-rlff o f Hemtuol* C ounty, W ord, w jd o w o f T h om aa J, W ord , NKMINOLK CO U N TY. . F L O R ID A . CR A K E 4L COM PANY, a c o r p o r a ­ TRANSFER Service of all kinds, THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ deceaaed, F lorida . * tion, Cuniplalnant, h arlca F. M cC rary and R A L P H A. HMITII. P la in tiff. duced rates. 317 Park. Phon» Jlary J. MCcC NV11-H( IN A HOYLE, rary, hla w ife. J a m r* vs Phone 870-Vf or 3302. C. E W. If lx and M. 14 H lx, his w ife , Lu DAN D K L A G A I.I. and ADDII4 D E L- A ttorn ey s. 850-J._________ __________________ HANFORD C R E D IT AHHOt'lATION. foorpenlng. A iiA l.lt Ills w ife. D efendants. liter C. P orter, a lso k n ow n aa L. C, INC., a C o rp o ra tio n , D efendant, IN T H K COUNTY COURT OF 8K M N O TICE OF NIAMTEII’ H HALE. and ------- P orter, hla w ife , N OTICK O F d l l E W F F ’ g SALK LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ Pworter,’ I.VOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID A . N otice Is hereby g iv en tliet under hose Chrlatlnn n am e I* u n k n ow n , WIGHT PRlvNT SHOP N O TICE IH H E R E B Y G IVEN lliat ished. 3 room and garage. At* Mr* Jana 14. M cD on ald. E. Ily Palm u nder and by v ir t u e o f a W rit of and by v irtu e o f a D ecree o f F o r e ­ R A. N14NVMAN, iloln g liu*ln<-ea a* 8NAPPY aervice on any thing in Mill H ard w are C om pan y, P la in ­ c lo su re and Kale r u i n e d In the cr and A lic e NV. P alm er. Ill* w lf* , E xecu tion taeurd ou t o f and under tiff. printing. A phone call will get tractive euroiricr rates. Apply 804 W ilson and T o o m e r F e rtllla e r C om ­ Ihe u bov e en titled cau se, on the Ith day seal u f Ilia s h o v e styled co u rt v* pany, a c o rp o r a tio n . J NV. G rave*. und In the a b o v e en titled cau se and o f Ju n e, A. I). 1928. I, as Hpcclul your man. Phone 417-W. 9 Rail' Magnolia. Phone 280-W. M aster (u C h an cery, on M onday the F R A N K H A L L D efen da n t G e o rg e W . L ord , a c o r p o r a t io n ,— h earin g d a te the 30th day o f May, N O T H '!: OF S IIK U IF F 'a SALE. toad A y? ______ _______ Small garage apartment. Call 2M- T y so n and ------- Hmlth, c o -p a r tn e r * t i l l , and com m a n d in g m e that of Znd d a y o f Ju ly . A. D., 1128. sam e N otice l i hereby g iv e n that under d o in g hu*lne** aa T yaon an a Sm ith, the g o o d s and c h a tte ls , lands and b ein g a R ule Day o f Ihla Court and und by v irtu e o f * NVrlt o f E x e ­ Tyean and Hmlth, a c o r p o r a tio n , J. ten em en ts or H AN FORD C R E D IT a le g a l sa les day. lu fron t o f Ilia CLEAN; UP YOUR OLD WALLS 16— H ouses F o r K en t C ou rt H ouse at H anford, Hem lnole c u tio n D fu cd out o f and under the E PI o o f M a ch in ery C om p a n y , a AHHOCIATION, a C orporation. I WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT JOB PRINTING ou n ty , Ptnrlde. w ill o ffe r fo r ealn seal o f the ab ove atyled C ou rt and co rp o r a tio n . C a in and C U e r r y .dull­ sa to ha m ad* th e sum o f ONE C to tha h igh ret and heat bidder fur In the ab ove en titled cau se brarln g, SOMETHING NEW AND BET­ FOR RENT— 2 room furnished er C om p a n y, a c o rp o r a tio n , d e n ln - cau THOCHAN D TNVO H U N D R E D AND cash d e le the first day o f Ju n «, 1931, and, , d u rin g ih * leg a l h ou rs o f N aval Hturee C o m p a r y , a c o r ­ HIXTY TNVO AN D 13-100 <11.382.13 houae $12.90. 2 or 3 room furn­ Mtilar TER FOR FURTHER INFOR­ p ora tion , If liv in g , a n d If eith er T)OLLAIlH. w h ich w aa la te ly «n Ihe sa le, Ihe fo llo w in g d escrib ed laud m m lit and Itie me that o f Ihe g ood * SANFORD PRINTING CO. situ a te, Iv ln x ’ and being In the and rh a ltele, lend* and teh em anle MATION, CALL PHONE 235-J ished apartment $12.00. 5 room any o r a ll o f aaid d e fe n d a n ts be 33rd day o f M ay, 1M I. r e cov ered In C ou n ty o f H sm lnol* o f FUANK HALT- I rau ee to be and R ia ls uf dead, th en Ihe *>*|re, dev isees, Fin# Job Printing UR 8EE, V. C, COLLER, SAN- furnished house Flora Heights g ra n tee* o r o th e r cla im a n t* under the a b o v e sty le d C ou rt, tog eth er F lorid a , m ole p a rticu la rly d e s ­ m ad* the *um uf N IN E T Y -S IX AND w ith the su m o f N ine (!9,UU) D ol­ 29-190 1196.30) n ot.L A R H , w hich McLandcr Areada $18.00. 300 French Avenue. FOBP, FLA. __ _______ rach and ev ery « f aald deeaxaed d e ­ la rs costa , I h ave lev ied upon anil crib e d as fo llo w s , lo - w lt : waa ull tile l l l h d a y o f Dacem her. I hi I FR i! 16) o f B lock T w e n ty fen dan ts, and th e h eirs, dev isees, w ill o f f e r f o r sa l# and se ll to tho 1*37. recov ered In the a b o v o styled fiv e (2 6 ), o f N V. M. C la rk 's Hubn i*** o th e r c la im a n t* u nder LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- FOR RENT— House and Garage. ra C ou rt, tog eth er w ith th o turn uf (llvlaloti o f D locka T h lrly-ftV u ohn F -t t u * . deceaaed, Joseph Fine* h ig h est an d beat b id d er fo r caeh ♦TRANSFER” 110 £U roete, I have le v ied u pon and Address Mra. E. T. Woodruff gun, o*r*a*ed , D It. M itchell, da- a t the fr o n t - d o o r uf Ihe C ourt ■criptiona, Drugs, Soda. Wa are 136). T h ir ty -s ix < 3 0 . and Fatal H ouae In H anford. H em lliole County, Will o ffe r fo r Hal* and eell lu th* u n e-b a ir o f Illook T w *nty-fivt> ceased , J oh n D odd. d ereaa *d, T h o m ­ F lo rid a , w ith in the l e g a l •hobvg M near a s yqur phone. Can 103. 317 Oak Ave. Sanford, Fia. h igh est and beat b id d er fu r cash f 26), o f Itob ln oon '* Hurvey o f as J. W o r d , d eceased , N ellie O. sa le, on lh a 2nd day. o f Ju ly, a t th * fr o n t d o o r or th* Court CITY TRANSFER A Btorago Co an a d d ition to H anford, a c c o r d ­ a ldw ell, d a ceM ad. T h om a a E m in etl a ll tha fo llo w in g ifdsorlbed u ood a BUILDINo” BLOCKS—Irrigation ONE (6-Room houaa. UnfurnUh- C\vil»on, H ou se In H anford, H em lnole C ounty, Hauling, Crating, Shipping, Side in g tu plat th *r*u f d u ly r e co r d ­ deceaaed J fa ie n lln * II. T a l ­ and r h a ttfla o f Ilia a b o v a - nam ed F lorid a , w ith in th * le g a l hour* o f ed. Apply Mre, Lulu A. Mil­ ia ferro, d eceased , D enn le F H a m ed In P la t Hook One ( I ) . pa g* boxes and general cement work. H an foo rd C red it A s so cia tio n , a coraale on (h e secon d d a y o f Ju ly , A Track Facilitica. Phone 896, 200 1ST o f th » P u b lic R ecord * o f nniiid. d ecea sed , Lula II. Ilo w le r, d e ­ Miracle Concrete Co. J. E, Tar- ler, 1309 Sanford Ave. Phone ceased. and nil p a rtie s and ea ch r f poratlio n , lo c a te d In th e F ir s t NaD. 19(8, all o f the r ig h t, title and N. Maple. Ralph W. Loosing, Mgr. Hem lnole C ou n ty. F lorida . 864W._________ __ ______________ Ihem c la im in g a n y In terest u nder lon al R ank B u ild in g , H anford, Hem T e rm * : Cash. P u rch a ser to pay In terest o f Ihe a b o v e nam ed F ran k wilieger, Prop. 3rd and Elm. H all o r an y p erson or per*on* fo r Deed. t_ c la im in g by, th rou g h o r u nder him monthly, at­ each an d W . K W H IT E . e v e ry w h oa * nom*S| - r w. . . . METAL ItOOPING: Tbs Roof Ev- FOR RENT—$40 Ith Batteries In and lo the fo llo w in g .described Aa K pedal M aster In C h an cery. ® f*?**r> W W • IH l a i tractive five room furnished and reeld en ce* a re u n k n ow n t o tb * file s ] 1 w’ ood fili n g C abin et Y lot. piece o r p a rcel o f land situate arlastlng. Metal shingles house. Nicely located. Ail im­ C om p lain a n ts In the a b o v e en titled 11 WILHUN AND UOYLK Hit-night C h a irs; I H lenographer'a In tlvm lnot* C ou n ty , F lorid a , toM ollrltor* fo r C om plainant. cau se, an d to a ll person a o r p a rties C h a ir; I Handing .seam tin and galvanised provement!. References required. and S w iv el C h a ir: I T ype­ w llt each o f them cla im in g a n y InImt F o r ty -th r e e (4 3 ), hf B lock 1 roofs. Sea James H. Cowan. Oak Phone 86 8 J .________ ____________ terrat In the la n d s In volved In Ihle w rite r d e s k ; I L a r g e D e sk : T NOTICE, / llies: 1 sm a ll L in oleu m (u g ; 3 “ IT', o f Houlh H anford 'aa r e ­ N o ll* * U hereby g l> * a th a t the suit under a n y o f th e a b o v e nam ed ta Ava. andyThird S t Phone 1U. la r g e L in oleu m r u g s 1 row s h e lv e s; cord ed In P la l B ook B. P a g * B oard o f I'* * d 1 r C ooim U a looer*. d an ts, an d ea ch o f them , and FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow dloefen ■ ■ H U P 1 c h e c k p c o P e n cil H h srpan ere; • I, O range C ou n ty R ecord s. lo s o d f o r a e m lo o l* f 'o a a ly F lo r i­ all u n k n ow n pa rties w h a ts o e v e r PHONOfURAPH—repairing,’ piano le c t o r : I D esk L ig h t: 1 D itto M cch - da, w ill at a o a d jo a r a e d . m eetin g C. M. H A N tt for rent for Bummer and poa- cla im in g a n y In terest In th e land In­ Inc; S D esk F ile B o x e s : Z W a ter ( o bo h eld |o (b e C o o r t Houae. o f Aa S h e r iff o f Hem lnole C ou n ty v olved In Ihla suit, aald land b ein g - toning t y ex|«rta with 17 years sibly longer. Everything ready altuat* I C a sh ier's Cabinet-peak^) ’ Hoff-Mae Battery Co. C ool era: NVILKON A HOYLE. S a n ford F lo rid a , o o M oaday, J u ly , em lnole C ou n ty , F lo r i­ Sanford music Store for occupancy. Addrooa Box 65G da. and Ind eHs cr 1 h at tree •Ih, 1SSK Ot 18(89 o'eloeh A. M . A tto r n e y s fo r P la in tiff. 117 Kaat 2nd. 8truet. ib e d aa fo llo w s , t o ­ T y p e w r it e r : I E le c t r ic " F a n } 3 m eet g o a B oard o' Foiw D aera, *M Gift Sboppo. McLander Arl l : *’ ' ■ W a a l* P aper B a s k e ts ; t W ire D esk IN T H E C i m tT T 'c O U iN T TNNBTfo r th o , pn rp oo* o f b e o r lo g r o w D E SC R IP T IO N “ A " : T h e NVeet FOR RENT new Duplex houaa in T Y T H IR D J l D IIT A I. C IR C U IT Raskats. p lo lo lo . nod re ro H In g leotlm u oy h a lf I W I I ) o f L ot I In B lock IN AND F O R SK M IKOLH COUN­ 7—J5llugilon Wanted . C. I f HAN D. nice location with all modern M to tk r v o t e r Od an y p ro p o rty , C j the W e s t h a lf (N V I-I) o f L ot T Y . F L O R ID A . IN C M A N C R R Y , Aa S h e r iff o f Hemlltpla C ou n ty, rea l o r p r r o o M l, o r w is e d , o o t i l ­ 3 In B lo ck D ; th e East h a lf convenience!. Will rent cheap to J G. BR ID G M AN , C om plain a n t, F lo r id a . * ed b y Ih o C r o a t s Aaoeooor o f tox oa. WHITE LADY W i«h« permanent tenant!. Phone 207. ( I4 I-I) o f L o t 8 In B lo ck D ; a l ­ va W lld O N A HOYLE. fo e oaoraam ral f o r Ih e lo s e * Of so Anything considered. L K L A IIIUIHIMAN, D ofen da n t. A ttorn ey e f o r P l a i n t i f f . ' Ih o r o a r , A . II. IK 8 . D K 8C R IP T IO N •«B“ : T h e W est OND KR O F P U B LIC A TIO N ■ T~ ' ■ ■ -■ --.■ , f W II s n w y h ood oad o lf le io l h a lf <W IIV o f L ot 4 In B lock g* ______ 19— H ouses F or Foie You a re hereby o r d e re d and r e ­ SPENCER TOP 8UOP. Cuztalaa of ih la sard , day o f J a n e, A, D. IN TUB MtCICT C k t a f OF IKHD: a ll o f L o la 4, C. d and 1 In qu ired tn be and a p p * a r u pon the INOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA. B lo ck C an d a ll o f L o la t and J Cushions and Seat Coverings. Jnd day o f Ju ly , A -ft, IIS *, to tit* V. K. I I O I b l.* 8 « . C lerk7.ACHARY VKNKEIt - COMPANY, -a FOR SALE OR R E N T — Six room In B lock D. a ll In D. R M itch ­ Board o f C ooofy C'ommla- bill o f com p la in t file d aaalukt you 309 West 2nd. Straet C iip oratlon . P l a i n t i f f — e ll's S u r v e y o f th e L ev y G rant bungalow, all conveniences, nice In Ih o a t o n e e ly le d OAurt. aloorro, # ve on l.a k e J rseu p a c c o r d in g to T h e Hanford H erald, a new spaper country home, reasonable Terms H rm laolr 6 o o o l f F lo rid a , I . it. C A L L A H A N . D efen d a n t, th e plat th e r e o f aa record ed e l p u blish ed 1U aa m la ate ANMiiiy. F lo r ORDER OF r i ’ BMCATIOR 6 o f P la t B o o k i o f ih e thwite ilson, P. O. Bo* 610, ( NEW YORK, June 22.— HNS Governor Alfred T. Smith's ni will go before the Democratic < vention next week with the understanding that his for pteaident has brought change in hia viewa regarding hlbition. Ilia attitude e today by a statement newspaper interviewer*, elated he had not changed lief that there ahonid be an ment to the present provisions. Although silence was urge the question on the ground bone dry Democratic ef might be conciliated, cloae of the Governor ail along have dieted that when the time ea: would announce a stand with his record of year* as at ponent of the Volstead Act. • Governor Smith’s announce; was precipitated by the fli caused in Houston by Noi Mack, democratic natidna! mitteeman from New York. Mack, without consulting G nor Smith'a managers, issue; statement saying that the nor favors giving the states right to determine ^the lejal hollc content of beverages sol their jurisdiction. He ex hope that that the the conventions convention's j hope LIM LINE MODEL This simple straightline frock the stnntcr matron look thinner llic slight young min even ilk So simple ii the cut of this model it may be made up in any mat with equally success# tl results, bands of contrartiny colors are lied down the from and along cm, the slim lines will be farther i ccntuated. For traveling, bustnea informal afternoon wear, this ll just the thing. Pictorial Printed Pattern No. ■ Sues •-* 14 *—'*• to *18 years •and *«34 R -Classified- Business Directory I M>*A Poultry and Egga ss GIFTS PARIfUENNB TOT aad* GIFT 8HOP Room Number 40 �r Attention ToFunds ForTheirCam paign 0 v erT sla n d ers I n W ell P l a y e d Game PALM BEACH, June 23. be.fXfetfeat game recorded in istory o f the Florida State The Sheriff* defeated lhe Fed* by o wore of 2 to 1. i hurling for West Palm allowed the Celery fiends total o f three hits during eraoon while Hymel wma for flee. Both hurlors good enough ball to win Unary game, Hewell getting extra base hit in the game, ltd took the lead in the first f and maintained It through it first six Innings but the scored once Irl the seventh ! then added another in the tith when Hymel showed a faint 0f weakening. Score: 1NFORD. ab h o rincll, 2b ...— ....... 3 0 3 4 ss — ....— ...... 4 0 2 2 ll, I f -------- :___.... 4 1 i 0 les, l b __ ._________4 0 13 2 [lo, c f .............. 3 0 3 0 Igce, 3 b --- ----------•• 3 1 0 1 leton, « f ........... 2 0 1 0 a, c ...... .......... 8 O i l riel* t> .................... 3 1 0 6 cklcs, ■ s ............4 it, lb .................... 4 e, 2 b ............... 3 3 b ......... ........... 2 ii,:if ...................... 8 (ley, c f ................. .. 8 *.L*Ufe, .............................8 ‘Mdiris, rf 1 0 7 1 10 1 0 6 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 ...... 2*000 jj£. Jones, p ......-----------------8 0 1 8 (Totals < . 27 6 27 IB INFORD ........... 100 000 000— 1 Ifest Palm Beach 000 000 l l x —2 ‘|Runx, Frisbie,Burke, Large. ErBuckies, Burke. Struck out Bynicl T, Jonc *2. Bake on tils* Hymel 1. Jonas* 1. Two-base fc* Hewtll.' Double . plays, Johes g|^_ purke; Buckles to Lawrence to l -Burke. Umpires, Lohr, and Collins. ;*''T(mc i:io. •* G o i t p Ajnd Saints Play T en I n n i n g s ’d TiVo A ll C o u n t ■ft SS^RLAN D C, 'Jude . 23.—St, ^Petersburg'and'Orlahdo battled 10 .innings to a two-two deadlock nt TIhkpr Field yeatertiny afternoon, L'warknhs* halting the play after f$Uh| first extra session. A double header will bd played at 2 :*a o’clock. 1 ■> Young Jtle Domingo and Minor ; Foimoy, dppbslng mound*men, waged a*, pretty a hurling duel K(yesterday na boa been *ccn on tho local [lot in'sevelal moon*. Each )■ team collected a ran in the sixth 1 .and Seventh, the rest of the way i- the tossers were in complete con­ trol df tho situation. 5fcP?nt» P®^c* ab bh o a K’ wood, rf .................... 3 22 I J iWclcb, 2h .................... 4 0 rf ..................... 0 a’Hfry, lr .. 0 ¥ham, su .... J t’ son. c ....... 1 Stuart, lb i... 0 11 ; Ddyle, 3b .... 1 2 . Dom’gu, p .... 1 0 _ Totals .... VOrtando, 0 30 12 11 u Totals 30 6 24 12 Miami, ab h O a Jrown, 2b ---------------- 4 3 ’ark*, rf ...... 4 1 lurdine, c f ................ „ 3 4 Crowe, 3b ............ 3 0 Cusack, lb ____ 3 8 Dunbar, If ............. .... 5 Totals 28 8 27 0 Daytona Beach..... 000 000 100— 1 Miami ...... .— ........ 000 110 Olx—3 Runs, Miller, Burdine Dunbar, Loder. Runs hatted in Miller, Crowe, Larzo, Brown. Two-base hits Brown. Three-haae hits, Bur­ dine, Dunbar. Home run, Miller. Double ploy Topplno to Baxter. Struck out, by Harvln 2, by Morris 5. Base on Balls, o ff Morris 2. Sac­ rifice hits Morris. Left on bases, Daytona Beach 4, Miami 2. Um­ pires, Weaver and Moore. Time, 1:25. STANDING FLORIDA STATE LBAf.UK W L Pet. St. Pater* burg 30 14 .720 ORLANDO .... 30 21 .688 West Palm Beach 25 27 .481 Sanfdrd ........... 22 30 .423 Daytona Beach 21 20 * .420 Miami .............. 10 33 .306 NATIONAL LEAD UK W L Pet. St. Louis .......... 41 23 .0-41 Cincinnati ......... 38 20 .607 New York ..... 31 21 .504 Chicago ............ 35 30 .538 Brooklyn ......... 30 20 .508 Pittsburgh ....... 28 31 .476 Boston .............. 20 3fi .357 Philadcljthln ... 10 37 ,3022 AMERICAN LEA CUE W L New Yoik . 60 13 no P h ila d e lp h ia 35 W 4K St. Louis 33 20 Washington 20 31 Cleveland 28 34 Boston ...... 21 33 Detroit ....... 24 38 Chicago ..... 23 37 SOUTHEASTERN LKAUIJK W L Pensacola . 40 2(5 Montgomery 13 31 Jacksonville 4i) 35 Tampa ........... 38 34 Albany ___ 37 31 Savannah -..... 30 37 Columbus _____ 2(5 37 Selma ........ 24 45 WASHINGTON, Juiic 22—With the basic reoiganization of the j St. Loots foam Has Keystone Republican .campaign act up, O. O. Combination WhichAppeara P., okieftaina today turned their To Be (fitly Chance Oiritop attention to tho all-important aub* ping Domination Of Yankees ject of cash to carry on the drive1 for the White House. The financial aspects o f the 1 NEW YORk, June 23. — (INS) campaign were talked over by. ] — Ralph Kress, OUa Brannon urn Dr. Hubert Work, tho UtJiV chair Lorry Bettencourt, the three kid man, J. R. Nutt, Cleveland bank in fielders o f the St, Louis Browns, er allied with the Van Swsrlngct comprise the most interesting Inteieata, the trcaaurer, and Her­ combination developed in the big bert Hoover, tho presidential league this year. Their playing has candidate. inspired tho other members of the There will be no tack of fundr teams and it may be that tho for the Hoover campaign to main­ young hustling Brownies, rather tain “ Rupublicaft ascendancy foi It was learned, than the aging Athletics, will be eight years.” the club that eventually will smash however, that Hoover ha* ta»4r. lodged the support of many in* tho domination of the New York ..ucntinl business men throughout Yankees in the Junior League. the country who W|H Irt volun-, Krcs and Brannon, transplanted teer and unpaid worker*?1 I from Tulsa, have made the grade In preparing the campaign as a keystone combination. Kress chest and its disbursements led the play away from his buddy the existence of the Senate Slush by his home run hitting. Betten­ Fund Committee which is now In court, (he Californian who was an Chicago to inquire into a $40,000 all-American football selection expenditure in Wisconsin and last year, is fielding well and Hoover’s forces were mindful 01 yesterday hit his second home Minnesota during the primaries. This committee will contlue Its ran In as many days. nqulry, both into Republican and The Browns walloped Detroit Democratic expenditures, and yesterday, 8 to 3, but were out- leaders of the two camps frarikly sledged lit the nightcap, 12 to 0. said that it will be incumbent up­ Brannon smacked his ninth homer on the candidates and their friends to ’watch their steps." of tho season. Bob Burke of Washington won a brilliant 1 to 0 duel from Char­ Timber Tract To Be ley Ruffing o f the Red Sox, and the Nats climbed back .ibtq!' the fix?L division. .The Clevenm8" ffc r dians, who took a 7 to 4 beating from the White Sox, dropped into (INS)—Plans to build a 112 mile railroad line through northern fifth place. Aroostook County between Pres­ Wee Willie Sherdol pitched the Cardinals to a 4 to 1 win over que Isle and Frontier Lake, Que­ the Cubs in six innings. Jim Hot* bec within a short time were an­ tomlfcy hit his sixteenth homer ill nounced by R. H. Wheeler of New the seventh frame but it was York City. The road is expected to open up washed but of the records bv a more than a million ncrcs of com­ rainstorm. The Cnrds arc now 4-1-12 games mercial timber land. Mr. Wheeler also declared that ahead of the Rods, who were he has “ practically completed ne­ swamped by the Pirates, 11 to 1. The Itcds couldn’t touch Burleigh gotiations” to bring to Aroostook Urinies, who chalked up his tenth County one of the largest hardwood manufacturers in tho West. This Victory of tho season. company, he announced, plans to Other teams did not play. rect mills along the railway and to prepare for market about 60 nillion feet o f hard wood during its first year. C l o s e l y M atched C rew A w a i t Gun O n T h a n t e s R iv e r NEW YORK, Conn., June 22. — (IN S)— America’s oldest sport­ ing event, the Harvnrd-Yale re 70tta, dating back three quartirr of a century, will tack anotherchnpter to its long history nt dusk this evening When the un­ defeated Harvard varsity crew and nil conquering Yale .eight battle through the four-miles of the historic Thames River course in a race which gives promise oi being one of the most brilliant in the long htring of contests be­ tween these ancient rivals] Few tlmeH since the two first met in the nlmnst forgot fen past of 1862, have they Meat to thj Thames, crews better matched than are the pnir which will fight it out before a crowd of close to 100 00(1 tlds afternoon, after th«* i g h rt: i , MAYO—New plant station now occupied Bottling Works. V *• i I *-•*.’ / . ! '* • - vi n i| ' v .-. 'v 'M j - 'T j ^ i v i ' '* W1VH> THB -SALE OP OUR BUttiDING O N •PIBST r s « . i daw . OUR .GREAT OPENS M ONDAY MORNING t -.-‘j* h ••*- > a» • 1 BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE M ANY TO REDUCE OUR STOCK. COME IN AND RANGES, COLUMBIA BICYCLES, ECLYPS OFFERING JEWEL GAS '■ v •- V >> *r **v “ SANITARYI ’ PROGRESS’ * STEEL - CO R K LINED ■ V J i' Y* 1S* » ■i* n l, V n tf f .V ' .jLi ' \^Kite eniatttei'40 lb. ice Gritf enamel 75 lb. ■ice White enabid 100 lb. ice capacity. Retails !at $32.50 capacity. Retails at caRaelty. Retails at $56.75 Removal Sale $ 2 2 . 9 8 Price ................ iRemoval Sale $ 3 6 . 7 7 Price Removal Sale $ 4 0 . 4 4 Price* ■■-- —V t ■; south of by Mayo ’ • freshmen ami junior varsity races have been held. All the betting is it even money. None too promising* weather creeled the oarsmen nnd tho ud/nnce guurd of the army of enhusiutss which has swamped tiis picturesque whailng town of by-gone days. But although tho ikies are dark, with heavy clouds, New London is making the occn due streamers are everywhere don a gala nhe. Crimson nnd wd the carnival spirit pervades the town. • AlRiO^GAS GASOLINE STOVE IRON WOOD <1 Ilurner with cahincl and high Hjtelf. Rctnil Price $18.00 Hornova) Sale Price Wk*" m'-a RANGES DIXIE GEM No. 7-14 Hail $15.00 le ^rice, • ' o il $ 3 8 40 3 Burner with high shelf. Retail Price $34.00 Removal — Sale. Prite 48 c * Heisey’s Glass W*r are ^ .. .. ■ } ■*. , Trade In your old stov? of any kind on n new gas .range, and make 10 dollars. . Sanford Dus Company. 10(5 Magnolia Avenue. .. > -,and" Imported Dinncrwurc Discount on all open stock. 33% % Approved -by Fire ■Underwriters1 Laboratories. 2^/2 Gallon Gardine • a S u c c cfi/u IS b r now winning Eras U r o ltf Sui !*■ 4 2 Piece Imported DINNEltWARE ’• SETS Retail $25.00 Sale P rice *4u4C ; Fire Extinguishers RESULTS ..T l List Price $20.00;- •. v ;,'T- » .* •a _ a FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 1 2 3 ORLANDO 2, St. Petersburg 2 0 3 (10 innings, darkness). 2 13 Miami 3, Daytona Reach 1. 1 1 West Palm Hunch 2, Sanford I. *2 O NATIONAL LEAGUE U Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh it. 0 St. Louis 4, Chicago 1 (culled 4 end^ of sixth, rain). 7 New York at Philadelphia, rain. Brooklyn at Heaton, cold. 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE O Heston 0, Washington 1. 0 Chicaga 7, Cleveland 4. Detroit 3-12, St. Louis 8 (5. Totals ...... ...... .33 8 8 0 15 Philadtdphln at New York, rain. x —batted for Edmondson in 8th. SOUTHEASTERN xx— ran for Chauncey in 10th. •Selnih nt Suvunnuh, both gam cm, St. Petersburg 000 001 000 0—2 rain. Orlando ............. 000 001 100 0—2 Montgomery 3, Jacksonville C. Runs, Bingham, Doyle, Abrams, Columbus 1, Tam jin 11, Pensarotn 1, Albany 13. Vlau.'Errors, Welch, Chaumey. Blume, Forty. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION • Atlanta 7, Nashville -I. Runs batted in, Kirkwood, Ed­ Little Rock 2, Mobile 3. mondson. Two-base hita, RobertHirminghgm-Chattanoogo wet *on, Kirkwood, •Viau, - Abramr grounds. Three-base hit, Bingham. Sac Mrmnhis-New Orleans, rum. rifices, Kirkwood, Domingo, Cox, SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Tormby, Welsh, Stolen base, Cox. Asheville 3, Columbus 6. . Double plays, Bingham to Welch Greenville 0. Charlotte 4. .t o Stuart; Chauncay to Viau to Macon 6, Knoxville 3. VAbrama; Viau to Abrams. Bases Augusta at Spartanburg, rain. INTERNATIONAL LRAGUE I' Mils o ff Domingo 3. Struck Montreal 9-2, Reading 2-1,’ «t by Domingo l(v Formby C. Rochester 12-4, Baltimore 1-3. IR by pitcher by Domingo No others played. (Biumc), Left on bases, St. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Petersburg 4, Orlando 7. UrnLouisville 0, Columbus 1. i»lr*s, Raphun and Kelly. Time, Indianapolis 11, Toledo 2. St. Paul I, Kansas City 0. Minneapolis at Milwaukee, rain. FORT MYERS--More than 50, GIVfcs UP FLIGHT waUmiolion* bringing average rrt o f $1 apiece to Leo County ST. JOHNS, N. F. June 21. ewers were shipped over SouThe trans-Atlantic Air Line during rer«nt week. —(INS)— Internationa News Service % monplane Columbia, carryipg Miss Mabel Boll, Captains Oliver L.* Boutillier, Arthur Arglos and a new ranges are going fast, mechanic, hopped o ff from Har­ you want to tradf In your bor Grace for New York at 4:0T M l c r come In at once. A. M. today (Now York Day­ - w- — y. m Mag. light Time), advices from Harbor Grace slated. . S r ,. r■ coy. 2b .. V«J*i rf 1 ..... - Abrnrms, lb Kittby, by If .... ifi’son, cf .... s ; Sw’ncy, cf L’tnatui, 3b ;yiau, ms .... Biumc. c Formby, p * xWells ..... .XxC’breath ■ 34 ab ..\,4 . 4 ... 0 4 ... ^ 0 4 4 3 ... 3 O 0 MIAMI, June 23.— (Special) — Miami came back Friday behind the excellent pitching of Jake hlor* ris and rapped Harvln, . Daytona Beach hurler, for eight innings to whi the stcotid game o f the aeries here, 3 to 1. Daytona Beach's lone tally came on a home run by Mil­ ler, loft-fielder, in the seventh Inti* ing. It was the visitors’ only scor­ ing threat, the Hustlers scored one ran. in tho fourth, fifth and eighth frame. Triples by Burdine and Dunbar counted for two o f the tallies and Loder’s single followed by Brown's double scored the third. Score: Daytona Beach. ab h Topplno, b s .......... ....... 4 1 M’ner, 2 b ........... ............2 1 Iraff, 3 b ........................ 4 0 Wycollis, cf ................ 4 1 Butler, r f ...................... 4 0 Miller, If 2Baxter, lb .... 0 10 Hayworth, c 0 2 0 0 Harvln, p .... i •\4Hk4r1$$'* ■*) f Selling.at \ybplesalc . .. M 3 5 0 SH O T Double-Bavreled Hammerless guns 12 gauge. Regular Value $25.00 Sale Price*- - GUNS « *' f. - - - Save lou from the Start 1 .................... ' IN U P K E E f hoaufUitf ckorgM. Gmrrul M ow n fim « P«jw*w at minimum role. Selliug/jii Wholesale — .iji.ta.ll 1 Q u a rt P yren e ' ' List Price $12.0DL.”V / Selling at Wholesale ll V/2 lunity in |*in n pnHindl u jiicf$ iiiiiln | o f w d i ■ » loEl|wif* * u ni port|5T? of your mutu War f o x Removed— Delivered Prfccfi' Reduced , SEM INOLE M O T O R C O . ( Rive’s Garage 4f>ir sbr ^ PRODUCT O f OBNBRAL StOTORS; I Q u a rt P yren e List 1 COME IN! Dcmoculration now Ivina held. Ron I mlM iWi oppof < ■, N h Q ()0 Sot for yoNrwl/ Whrp^Hrm-rd Ounm DcimmJ VWt oar »h®wroo«n durin* ilm .jmcl.l r iU ,.. Bodf 9Double-Barreled Hammerless 410 gauge giut8. Reg- ; ular Value $25.00 . Sale P r i c e . . List Price $25.00% IN RE-SALE VALUE ft Couhr. #7«1l Sport Howlurr, S74II P S " ; 4 Pm > >*>!—« r • 2^/2 Gallon Phomene'••• IN FIRST,COST From the very day V°u (akedclivery,ownership of a Pontiac Si* is an experience in economy. You save in first cost bccnusc the Pontiac Sjg gives you those advanced features usually found only in highcf-prlccd cars. You save in upkeep, because of its generously oversize dimensions. And you save in resale valuer buyers every­ where are willing to pay more for dvery avail­ able Pontiac Six. If you value your dollars, you will drive a Pon­ tiac Six ana learn the full meaning of motoring economy._________ 1 - Selling at W.holesaiti... >. c �THE SANFORD IRD,* FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1928 A s c r ip t io n O f Land Owner Drarrlptlon O f U » d Dearriptlon Of. Land .Nntlof to h w b r t l w n that the following deacrlbed land., nr aiti$h.Ui}rM>f «■ will be tteceasnry tn pay 'the amount due for tn*rn r* * 3 !N l *f> *h ® ‘ "N e th e r w ith coetn o f aifph aale and ^ (t la lu v , w ill be '*old a t p u b lic n u ctlon on the fn d day or J u ly A D * • * » th e.C ou rt Hfliiae d oor, in t h e City o f San ford, the County o f m.1eda 1a n Hftl 'Oftnl a a V ca1aaM .Ia. U n know n U n k n ow n Hanford ................ ...... ........... ........... Development U n know n T,7™. w3 a a « c u 11 6 s D ea crlp tlon o f Land 0 h a H anford ' t.o, m Owner ■t t e; •p> -4 anfl ft. B lock U Hilann F. ’.Moore . or' HW H o f NL* u ......... K.oo*rHSwR U nknow n U or HW P 133 ft o f II. l.tl rh W 413 ch I- W a te r...... Van R. \Uitl ft.,1. . W . JI. Oreen >.....•-------------- ; ....... Otlonol NI3 44 o f fe 44 (I*eaa H e* nt It. o f P eter M lrIda fit. line w ith lin e o f 8d Sr\c in B 1.17 .............. U n know n .............. C rom er D. P otter ’ U Of HW 44 U o f N E U ........ . B 44 or BE 44 ft HR \Of*HK *4 .............. ■ M of 44 o f HR | U o f , NW 44 (I-eea W N ft.U. ch f a t Int. o f R lin e f P eter Miranda I r a n i.w it h K Him Dote IV J. C r lffln ..... U n know n —..--.ik .— U n k n ow n ..... U n k n ow n ......_ .....- ....... U n kn ow n 1 ............ .......... U nknow n ................. H anford D evelopm en t Co. ..........- ....... .......... U n know n ....................... U n k n ow n ...... U n know n ....................... U nknow n U n know n ....... .............. U n know n ........ .— H anford D evelop m en t C. o. ........................... U n k n ow n .................... U n kn ow n '*»Ateet'i*iwUltJ*-** U nknow n ...................... U nknuw n ■....................... U n kn ow n .................. .. A g r t a * ' June* .......... • Itattin W o o te n ..... U n know n ................ ....... U n know n --------; U attnow n ................. . . » U n know n .... —. U nknow n ----- ------------U n know n F rnncea Jnnen ....— .. H enry M an nin g ........ H anford D evelop m en t C o............ .............U n know n ....... U n know n ......... - ............ .J > k liQ W n - 4 £ * t r e * * i | * Aa R ererd rd Ia l ) « r 4 R eek I,V A N U K R .... ....... ........... ■■. H anford D evelop m en t C o.................................U n know n U n k n ow n ....... ....... 385 3*097, Hanford ■D e v e lo p m fn l’ ............................................. . U nknow n .......... .. U nknow n ............. ......... U nknow n .............. ........ t.’ n know n ....... ......... ..... R atal* Eawford 1 ft (- 8 o f Reel Ion lit Ran ford Oran t .. 2Q 9 29 in F.' I* W o p d r u ff ............... IU H . 9 9 9 2ft in Fran k B laokhpuee ......... 29 4tt U n know n r . i ........... - ......... 29 40 M. F. Ilob ln epn ..*............. 11.11 2 J.JJ Sj.SS 9 29 2 0 ' W . n. llo fftn a n .......... W, L sekadt.......... ...... it • .P lu ck ft ........... . it U ’B lock 17 ......... Hanford 9 10 30 . 190 U n k n ow n ..'r ... .............. !* M # 19 , . , . J l a Plat* S a a k Ne. 1 P a te e 43T. 13*. S e m la e le C o a e ty U eeerde. *• John C ranM on ...... JUPl U n k n ow n ......... 93.21 it C B lock 39 ........ it*.» B lock 39 .......... K W F .R t OWN Aa R ecord ed Cp. D evelop m en t ........ Unknown n ot ...... , ------------------------------------ U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U tik bow n ................. .... ........ .............. ......------------- U n k n ow n — .............. Unknown D evelop m en t Ifnknuwn Unknown U n k n ow n —.................. U n know n ........i ........ U n know n , .— - ........ — U n k n ow n ..................... U n k n ow n .................... H anforu D o v /lo p m e n t SCO, . .'-.. a .....’ . U n know n ....................... U nknow n ........ U n know n •................... U n know n -------------U n k n ow n .......................... U n k n ow n ................ U n know n U n know n .......... - ........ u n k n o w n .......... ... U nknow n .... ...... ..... A fo rd Davclfipipent tn k h ow n U n k n ow n Unknuwn Unknown • Co. . .......... ........... .— ....... . Hanford Pevelopm a»t ...... ............ t'pknuwii • ....... - * Hanford IlevcIopptei|l «:n................:...... Unknown ............ .. t’ nknown 1. <... Upknown .......... U nknow n U nknow n ........... ......... . 1*11a 390 and 391 HT. Jd tlR P IP n Aa R ecord ed la Pla • ,T C a a a ty II All Lota 10 and 11 o f o . n. ity. lino* Uiik nndn U aknow n ....... — ................... .................... ............. .... n K iio t o h ti W ift* f t T * bag, N fO ft o f W 110 Of 1.02 33 ............ T h a t pa rt o f L ot tjnanotrn .............. U nknow n ........... Unknown Hanford D evelopm ent Ufiknowh. ............ U nknow n •< U uknow i Unknnw U n k n ow n U nknow l n ... ft J ............. U nknow n .............. ........ 41 ....... .................... Unknown ........- ....... ’ - ........ -m..... --------- U nknow n ............. tjnvnown J. C. Hplnka ..... . ..... U n k n ow n .. I*. M. R i d e r ................. M attie A. E W aintvrlgh t ....... 1'u knn w a ----------- lAJt 17 —■ id t ta 'C and D Id>t a and Thi o f II Cant af D evelopm ent N I a cre* o f L W K IT l l b S U nknow n ............— ■ U nknow n #»****4a#4fp***»«* U nknow n ....;...........— ttahfnrd •D evelopm ent . Co. - ......... — Unknown O glrah y U n k n ow n U n k n ow n .......... U n k n ow n ................ O. P. Ile rn d o g U n know n iTiiknown .......... .. J. H H arv ard nml 44' T h ig p e n ........ J. F. ille k n o n .. - H«afur«V Development : x;o. U O, H. C oop .................. l-ote 49. 49, DO and U Uhikri(>t*n Enkdohrn iMiknown Virginia Carolina Chemical By IB Ji* S Mebnne R tddtne Co 3 J. R . 190 70 U n k n ow n Unknown 7.7 ■ r' 2* f.»- ..... . . . t.o.30 42.80 91.94 M H » t lllfirkM 31 nml a I I .eu * M *» 11^ lleok Ne. 1 r« in t w Uy HW on liv >m % . ell 13 Of HW Cor 19 3 U n know n 55 Run N 10 ch W 3 II T h H 226 ft W 310 ft 'o o d ru tf ~ n e t l&Vh N - am T as:* ell K o f HW C or 15 Run W 3.1! ch N m ■> « h R" 1.15 ch H 10 ch ll# t 15 cli N and 11 H It Crerit* F ow lar ■■— U n know n 20 flam lnofa' C o'unly B a n k ■ 30 U d Kp o w b * ^ . — Hun W to W lino o f S a n ford Qt. H fS d e* W to hard road E ly a lo n * road to ut 8 o f bate N to bra That pnrt ot SVf o f NAV V* and N 1 1, ch ot NW 4* or so A. F ltta ........A Fltta ..................... 8S A a Heeard ed la P la t B aak Na. d aefpla^fta C a a a ty H eeard*. U n k b ow B — R o f b r ic k road uml 9 C. C 44’ o o d r u ff lln lre Hanford til. ---------All W >* o f HW *4 In Hanford tit. 11 .thn 1 to ch o f H *24 ft of N 21I ch ami Rent N 7 »i c h ) nnd H4V 44 o f HD 44 o f HW U A HUUD1 VISION OF THAT PART OF a t iv . U>T NO. 2 l.y ln * baulk o f HI. fje rtru ile t o . A a lie carded I kratlnule C ou n ty tlecon l*, Lot 2 (l^ e a N 320 f l ) All In Honford ilriint 10 All NE 4i In Hanford Ot. (lore i»eg Is Ik W o f NR cor run 4\ to W line o f flan ford fit B 25 d»r W t S C ch F. 4.89 ch U n know n F oreat t a k a s n d A. !*• K ey ---- ------- .Z .e.c.. U nknow n ’ ''p o r f 19 io to F. 1- " U E N il 17.81 rh to h ea l 3) H 70 l*e* |n ch H o f NR Cod .... J.',......... . 31 19 *• liun H 40 ch 4V !0 ch N tft i'll W II) uh H 2 44 ch W in cli ft 12 ' i ch W « cli 10 W linn o f Hanford n t N : s fle* 1 : i t cli E to lie* . .. R r* ft.Il ch N and 3.H7 idi K o f HW Cor 31 19 3n Rill) K 735 ch N 3 8» ch E 12.48 cli N 8.89 ch W 19 93 till H It 57 ch to bun PAULA A* R ecord ed tn P la t R ook ,1S F u * l* n k b o w « ' fl \v ifi'i ti h * ift7 ft F lo r a R u rn ott «— . ! NANFOHU IIKI4JIITS Aa tleearded l a P U t R*alc S a l PaRa « # ItS U C a a a ir Reward*. .. e . •• * .................... 124 I.mlim Lota I* * No. I U l and l « V • lift a a d 1 M ------- A " *wi U> LZ- l and 2 ............. '• !*■ P ; CaawaH •-<■» l .i.«.d3)U I '* 1 P a* U n k n ow n E dh a It. W a lk a r w . F. Itaifay . U n k n ow n U n k n ow n • L ak e, K a y and Im C oltaa L ake, k e y and iH C o tto a ' . .7. LAk«, .... 17 Ren H4V cm of Run R I eh H It ch i: 21 rh H It den W It. ch H to pt Ifi p i \V of HR Cor of nr BVV 4i N 53 ril Id Ifi rd N I I .r o 3V f# lit N 18 rd vv 7V rd N mi rd W 7U rd H tfi ch tn be* .. .1 i U«K to ch H and 187 ft II o f NR Cor ot IV >4 at HK 14 ... .. nun H 71.28 ft E 493 ft N 403 34 ft N 4S dc* E 7.47 rh N ft ch W 14.4 ch H S ch HR to bug . lie* HF, Cor of \V »4 of HK *4 ................... Run 4V 133 ft N >18 ft K 333 ft H *18 ft ..... ............ .... Hr * In Center o f Run N In Ry Kly op Ry It ch H 14 ’ 'd e g E 8 ch H 84 dag 4V to NR Cor o f H4V 44 of B4V 44 o f NK 44 B IS r|i 4V to be* ........... H 4*6 74 ft or HIV V4 DeCoUaa «T Uni ms U nkuow a fn kS ow n Jnknow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n I Mona C ottea IV C7>.a ft o f lot Lake, h ey and DeColtaa. .. la k e . K ay and 101 D a C o tta a ., U n k n ow n Lota 103 and tot ...™ * 20 Rninm MnAs .................. 11.11 o f NR 44 HK 44 — , 31 I I SO 8 U n know n ....................— 1.47 V ILL A SITED OF T W IN LAKF.M A a Re corded In Pint llo o k No. L P * * e 111 saaalaola Com a t y R e c o r d !, IrOla I tn 31 1 Hinma Lute 108. 107, 108 an d an d 109 L ola 110 and l i t .,11 l.dt 11! -------- J Z 2 Z L ots ISl and X23 ------last IS* ....................... .. Lota 128 and 13* ..... . Lota 130 and 131 Lota 134 to 141 last 143 ------ -----------— last a [47, 148 and 14* F. U 44'isodrUff 1ft ‘15 Unknown ta>t 10 B lo c k 8 E IS H ow ard O verlan d . U n know n ••— Ueorge A. DaCatte* U nknow n — — _ K W Rtv# L I. Fraalae •-— ■ Donnie L U atrldga U nknow n ---------- vU n k n a w n --------A * f l eearded la P la t B a ak f 1 t C f .a uak Iw M ar>ap4a. r ' * a ty B acard*. . ..... V C da I mnl 4 B lo ck 1 U A kpow n t ft B lock d a d la F la t B a a k N a, 4 F a c e C a a a ty Itarard* --------- N. U . U A llN E fU * AU DITIO N TO MABJC, card ed la P la l S e e k Na. ft l*ag« 81 I U n kn ow n U n k n ow n I L ot ------------ Lot 1 B lo ck 4 ‘B lo ck J J — . M ary B 1L H H a p iT , K ld a ft [ON T O SIARKHAIft K P e a * W SaaUaata Ca« • i " tana ft A nd 7 H lock J Lot 13 B lock K ......... ------- )-•.... - N. H . n A B N R H ’M SND Hanford "u a valopm^Sb ' N. Pearann -4...— ....... - a W. tlood rloh 5 ......... 7-4* ? .; « H. B. and tL K. Prichard 31.5* rd*4 la F la t B aak Na. 4 P a g e TT BrialaaW - ' Uultner Hdnford pavp^npm est )**«•» Uaknovrti.. - e .... — U nknow n — Hanford *' D *valopaianl n kaow n nknow n S Unknown I l 35 kra>la»l» ----- •» * ■e in'“ ,fU 7 r* ........... ** Ikae•**«■••«**•■***1 •• Unknown ----------------Unknown - — ---------- / ' a u aa• ar la l i ami I t B lock BAauanamS ■ . * . A. . ^ > * 1 ft * r tt).v ^ f c f 4V IU ft o f L o la 1 au ft B lo ck L L et I B lo ck K , , - v 7 tgsta • a ml U R io ck I L o t I t B lock K ------- o . ». e w - i B . V R S . T i « - S i r e » W Lota U •. n. 8. » and. , . •iMfwiT. *** AT A* J x tf 1 ..--------------------— ’ ey. EV A N S T E K K A C ^ a >‘ T ft a i i e j u N to of Lot A -------- — t.'nknosvn test a 167 and 1 U — L ot lftft M A R K H A M P A R K UBIQH Maas' ... Emma Uaaa — 1I la P la t B aak Na. t P a g e ST C a a a ty R eread*. Co. .. . H ou abu ldcr carded la P lat Bar 141 4. .. . ilnuahotilrr 1 ft B lo ck f , Co. ,— — ----Uoknown e r ■•w r »r"*" .^., F. I* W o o d r u ff ----- ............. 1 ante* and. .BA4* and 'l - 7 b(Cottaa It Cn» ...%>•"*•■ wIMUpPP*1 Unknown Key ,^ 7r* Decottaa fl. H. Co. U nknow n .......— ......... .................... ------ ---------------- -- -----— ........ - ...... ........... — -------- --------.............. ............ ......... Hanford Development U nknow n Qjwan ’ to ft2 and ft« UaiisoWh .... — •'.... 14J HW Vi lylntt H and and 73 tn I I I tn 111 Ldta 19, 40 - T c.... — - 1 «l U nknow n Unknown ------ ............ U nknow n U nknow n U n know n U n know n U n know n U fiknow n U nknow n U nknow n Unknown, K. F . L ttnd dulil Il.trilln R 44 o f lltock 3 ....!.• lllock a I, 5, 8. 7, 8. », AJI. NE U N nt Rrlrh itond tt.ra* H 146,8 rt o t R 310 ft* IUq NK C or ot NW 30 N In NW f o r of eec ... ..... Unknown • B\V ‘ i o f R tv *4 o f NW *i .... .. Re* a s ch \y o f hi : Cur o f .......................... Run N 12 * Ch \V to HU C or or lot ^ 3 O f New U paal* S W ft.d elm fl I K ch HW »(* Ch R to b eg IleR 1*4 c h W o f HH C or .......... ...... . . . . . . . Rttn N 13*4 ch W « t ft H 12H rh 13 IS ft A ll H *4 o f 1h* h o f a F3 *4 and HK 44 9 and E o f A. C. L. Ry (Lea* 8 *i o f H4V U o f HW «i o f HE M and l.eet b t t till ft. W o f E 44 H*o HL Uert Ave. run K riTS.R n H 371 H to K tn, be*........ H o f a fl 1. H r ....... Vent 41 ~ e ................. •' CO........ ......... Unknown to 57 ltlock U IleK NW C or o f BW K Run K 10 clt 9 6 rh Ne. t P a n e l i t John Proctor .. Unhhnwn P ; U. W o b d r u ff Lola .77 to <2 end 4t R to oh H 4.71 ch W tick 223.1 ft H Of Int o f NR line o f A C li Ity tvllh H line o f tilon * 1 r a s e 10* areata etc C a aa ty R eeerd*. . 20 oh Ji to beg nod ne* NW Cor or llnnd'a Add to Ranrunt Run K tn NE Cor o f name N to lAsmburg Ur o f AC. L. Ity 8W l «4 I.C* R y NW - Imljn ID la *7 niook A l.ota ia| t<> 130 tllock ...:......... . .................... s N 44 o f L o t 14 attd All L o U tS (L ea* 0.7 A In ’ NW C o r ) ....... .......... ............ 1 Iftift! u . n u m iN n e c o n u h i i b d i v u Io n a * R m r t < t f* rut Hanford D evelop m en t c n : ............................ U n k n ow n .......... . U n k n ow n .......... . . U n kn ow n ........ .......... U n know n U n k n ow n ..................... ................ Unltnow* ................ .... ................. .. .................. Unknown Unknown ...0 U nknow n Ixst 3 ____ B eg a t Int o f .V line o f FI rat Ht. In thn T ow n o f Hanford W ith W lin e o f o . H. Ity. R uii W tten fl N in L ak e M on ­ roe Kly a lo n g lake to Pt N o f b e g H tn ........................ • ' ' H anford D evelop m en t Co. ., *..........’ ......... ....... .. ........... — Unknown Unknown 11lock 33 . . . . . ..... * Unknown ----------- ------ .... . i * 1 BOOTII’H M im iV IRIO k Aa R ecord e d j a PUtft Book, Na. 3 P » * r • Seaal- m. Unknown ___ ___ __ ..... ..................... Unknown Unknow* UhKnoen Unknown Ifnknown t)|iMnoaii Unkitawn IJhknnwo —« K .... .. ........ 820. --- U ik p o w n ........... U n k n ow n ...... . U n know n ....... ............. U n k n ow n ................... U n know n ..... .......... ... U n know n .... ---- -------u n k n o w n .................. . U nM m wn _.... ..... X I'Vii'bo'wn ....................U n k n ow n ....................... U n k n ow n ....................... U n k n ow n .............. ...... U n kn ow n .. ................... U n k n ow n ....................... U n k n ow n ................. n knnw n .... nkhnw ti ....... U n know n U n know n w a ll e r K e lt! ... . U nknuw n U nknow n ...................... U nknow n H oilford D evelopm en t Unknown. - ................. Unknown U nknow n U nknow n ----------;----- - H anford D evelop m en t U n know n ... ................ U n know n .................... U n kn ow n ....................... U n know n ..................... Hftnforil D evelopm en t U n know n .... U nknow n ..... ..... ........ U nknow n .................. Hanford D evelopm en t I ' l l ........................................ ------------- ... unknow n U n k n ow n u nknow n Unknown Hemjaele < • aaty lie H anford » U n kn ow n ............ ........ H anford D evelop m en t Co. ... ...................... • / . F. Q reer .................. * »• A . D. T h p rb y ........................J i * U n k h d H p U .,,.,.!............... ».♦* 4 r t t n ST aft* M la P l a t .><** **■?? 9*1 D evelop m en t U n know n ..... U n know n ......... ;-~U n k n ow n ...................... H anford D evelop m en t Co. ----- --------------- ---U n k n ow n ..................... U n know n ...................... U n k n ow n .................... IJ.Sl Unknown ................. Unknown ... ............... ''U nknow e. ....... .-— •*{*ta t. 2. 3, 4 and 4 — ... D evelop m en t U n k n ow n P“ l« t in to it ock so I.ota ) i » l> ltlock at Lola t to II ltlock s j �THE SANFORD HBRAJLD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUKE > e ic r lfll« n od ■i # '' a “ a R ■4 Description Of Land- ’ ■ o •g f ■' V **•**“ s § k s O f U n il i (C o n tin u e d P r o m P a * a 1.) i . a . ; W . Hpencer Jr. C. X>. H ru m ley 4 Z Z . C . C. and Jeaa* A. C o o k 14.61 » ................ ......... C. D. B r u t n l e y ------------------ l l . M O A K S A *■ nr*rvrtird la P lat n o o k N o. I l * » « r JJA t r m l m l r 4’o u n ll Ufee Ml*. 4 and 6 ________ ' 10. 11, 1«, 15 nnd 1 B lo c k 4 Z L ....... ..... 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U n k n o w n .................. U nknow n U nknow n .. — W M )-* L o t 3 B lo ck 1 ! ............ Lot 8 B lo ck 12 ............ T,n t 9 B lo ck 1! .......... Lot 10 lllo c k 1 ! ........ l o t 11 B lo ck 13 ........ Lot 14 B lock 12 ____ I,ot 10 B lo ck 12 ........ L ot 1 lilo c k 13 .......... L o t 3 B lo ck 13 . L ota 7. 8. 10, 11. 13. 14. 17. 18. 19. nnd 20 B lo ck 13 ............ Lota IS and 16 B lo ck B o d w e ll R e a lt y Co, U n k n o w n .............. U n k n o w n ....„........... U aknirw n V ■. B o d w e ll R e a lty Co, U n k n o w n ............ ..... U n k n o w n •,u.»........... W a lt e r H. an d Star C o le m a n .............. U nknow n ..... U nknow n U nknow n C o. .. 14.62 L ot 17 lllo c k 8 .......... L ota I 2, 3. 9, 13. t5, 19 nnd 20 B lo c k 9 L ota 5 nnd 6 B lo ck 9 Lota 7 nnd 14 B lo ck 9 L ot 8 B lock 9 ............ L ot 111 B lo ck 9 ........ L ot 11 B lock 9 ............. L o t 18 lllo c k 9 ........ L o t 18 B lo ck 9 ..— L o ts 1. 2, 3. nnd 5 to 20 B lock 10 ............ L o t 4 lllo c k 10 ............. Lota 1 to 20 (Lean L ot* C. 7 an d 9) lllo c k 11 — Lot* I, 2, 7. 5. 6. 12. 13. 18 and 19, B lo c k ttsss U nknow n I ^ t 3 B lk 5 T r 7 » » L ota 1 a n d 1 B lk 6 T r B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. . . 7.19 IfW O LD A a . R eco rd ed l a P la t B e a k S o . 4 Paare 79 ■ •■ ila a le C o u n ty R eco rd a , **»* ,*. * U o d i id l I tc u ll) Co. U n k n ow n ........................... E* M ri. M. M artin .... U nknow n ................ ...... B o d w e ll R e n lty r C o i nUZ U n k n ow n ............................. U n k n ow n ......... .................. B o d w e tl R e a lty C o .......... K o f P L o d e * ....... M ar v o n In Inveutm L ota -1 a n d 1 B lk 6 T r ■Unknown — ----- B o d w e ll R e a l t y >Co....... U n k n ow n ........ .... .......... .. U n k n o w n .......... .. ...... U n k n o w n - _ ......... U nknow n ............. U n k n o w n _______ ________ U n k n o w tr — B o d w e ll R e u lly Co. U n k n o w n ............... - L o t 13 B lo ck 8 ........... Lot 14 lllo c k 8 ........ .. L ot* 15 and 1C B lo ck B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. U n k n o w n _____ _ 1* P. Bowline C. J. Cm at ion ... W 11 f t o f L o t s l an d 1 B lk 5 T T " r _ ........ .. L o t IS B lk I T r * B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. U nknow n . — . . ...... U nknow n x*~<,~~ L o t ’ 5 B lo ck 8 >ts 6 nnd 7 B lo c k 8 it* 11 and 12 B lo ck U n k n ow n ./— O w ner John L ot 3 B lock 29 ............. L o t 15 B lo ck 29 ------Ix)1(l 1 to 29 B lo ck B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. B o d w e ll R e a lt y Co. U n k n ow n _____ _ U n k n o w n 1 ____^ U n k n o w n , ___________ U n k n o w n .............■ .... U nknow n ......... . N .3 7 .1 ! ft o r t o t « B l k , 6 T r 1 ----------E 74 f t o f L ota l and 1 B lk 5 T r 1 ____ _ B od w e ll It r a l l y Co. 'U n k n o w n . — U nknow n ...— A — ... U nknow n ----- 1$ *i sknfocJiTrTZZ! B o d w e ll■R e a lty Co. B o d w e ll R e a lty C o. B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. U n k n ow n .U n k n ow n ------ -_ U n k n o w n _______ „ - — ------------ B o d w e li R e a l t y 'C o . U nknow n * U n k n o w n '.....— B o d w e ll R e a lty Co. t Jolt rt f>\v h U nknow n L ot 9 B lo c k 20 .......... Lota 14 nml 16 B lo c k U nknow n ! L o t 9 lllo c k IT — — U l f l l and 11 B lo e k B o d w e ll R e a lt y Co. U nknow n ............. U n k n o w n _______ .. H u dw rll R e a lty Co. U n k n o w n .................. Uliknow n luit 1 B lo ck 19 ............ L o I h 9, 10, 18, and 20 B lo c k 19 .................. I k i I 4 B lo ck 19 ____ Iu)l 13 lllo c k 19 .... I.ot 19 B lo ck 19 L ota 1. 13. 16 , and. I f Block SO ..................... I/Ota 2 and 4 lllo c k 20 L ot* 6 and 6 B lo ck SO l.ota 7 und 8 lllo c k 20 IS° D e s c r ip tio n o f L an d D escrip tion O f U n i t L ot. l i tL o t ’ il5r L ota 1 an d l\ . R en ted rd l a P la t B o o k . No. 4 P a g e 2K Hrmlnnt f en n ty Itrrord *. >t K .fitik tio w n i t.n , ’ U n k n o w n ............. 4 .............. n . t -------------- ’ U n k n ow h - ................. .. -------U n k n ow n ........................................................ ................ ................ • U n k n ow n ......__ ...______ 91TION Aa 5 * m N i 4 la P la t B ea k N e. g P a g e l o i ■ • C a a a lr H t t a N a . — nnd *1 ’ * U n k n ow n ____________ *• -i-...... U n k n ow n ......... ......... 10, 82 an d / ]■ mxwxmmx. U n k n ow n t--.-h. hi. t • U n k n o w n -------------------.2, 15 uml , ■» • - — ..— .... . U n k n ow n m •• «n •— —~ **»- 13. Owner . *U hkaow n ............ 21 xi 4 U akow n ..... ........................ jj ;, CE Aa R r e a r d r d In P la t R ook No. a P a g e TN 8 n .il a e le C a p a ty iie r o r d * . . 1 R l e w a n p. H u tton ... m .8 t t li R ookey U n k n o w n ........ U n k n ow n I’ h k n o w n ..... Unknown U n k n ow n U u k u ow u ........ U n k n ow n .... .. U n k n ow n R. It. M cCain L'uknuw n „ .... U n k n ow n U n k n ow n UhknOwn U n k n ow n ........ U n k n ow n U n k n ow n ....... U n k n ow n ....... U n k n ow n U n know n A. W . l| «r* .... U n know n U n k n ow n ____ U n k n ow n ....... U n know n -----u n k n o w n ....... H 8. R o c k y U n kn ow n Pnknmg'rt U n know n U n know n U n know n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n kn ow n U riknow n U n k n ow n ------ 12, Lot 29 B lo ck 13 . „ L ot 3 2 B lo ck 13 » . . Lota 34. 35. 36. 37. 31. 39, 40 .41 .43 41. and 44 B lo c k 13 ........ .. Lota 1, 2, nnd 5 to 8 an d 11, 14. 16. IT. 18. 19. und 23 B lo ck 14 L ot 4 B lo ck 14 ......... ... Lot 10 B lo ck 14 ........ I.ot 12 B lo ck 14 Lot 13 lllo c k 14 ........ Lot 20 B lo ck 14 I » t 21 B lo ck 14 ........ Lot 23 B lock 14 ........ L ola 2A. 3, 4, und Si. B lo ck 15 ................ ... L ot 2 B lo ck 15 ___ _ tail C B lock 13 ___ _ Lota 7 und 9 B lo ck 15 Lota 19 und 2n B lock U n k n o w n __ ___ U n know n B. E. C h apm an — 11 >4 1928 • 31 B lo c k 12 ______ Lot a 17A und 32 B lock U n k u ow n ..... Unk notv n p S. n o cK s y U n k n ow n ___ U n k n ow n -----U n k n ow n ___ Unknown 4. I I and 11 _______ 13 12 ............. 12 _______ 19 B lo ck L ot 21 B lo ck 12 ____ L ot 22 B lo ck 12 ........ L ota 1, 5 and 6 B lo ck U n k n ow n iq n r s i atitf I I I and 104 11 ...... ...... .......... U n k n ow n si •», *jrw. an d 2 4 -lfto c k H 1 It, T a k a ch _________ U alM �O w ner 11 Tr. 4 L ol T rf 1 D««H W V o p p t La ltd (C on tinu ed F r om pni ;e 2) Iclt T h om p son (W id o w * l A il'd 1 J l.jt B rook * ........:------ Si.ftt I. Hlffco ........___ : Ttoblnton TT.II i > IS Tr d H*HM>*«*e.nt Lot* • A n d - 7 - B l k - u tt •; ---------; --------Lqt * f l j ^ n d . t -* M k : 13.. . A M elach B ea tty Co. _____ * M aude . * “ 44 “ •* . II . . . . . C E LE B V A V E N U E A D D I T lq i T 41 B trk « ■ , i r i i m l B *4* W 17 ft or Loth 1 and 1 B lo c k A ........... . Lota I and * B lock A liO t 5 n io o k . A ----- jA»t J B lock A .......... 1*01 11 B lock -A *....4 J-ot U B lo ck A ____ l*ot* 4 a n d .* B lo ck C ■AN LA N TA A * R ecord ed I * , f l a t t r R' Lot* 1 and t B lo ck 1 •• l-o u s. t and- 4 B lo ck 44.49 A . L a k e _------------- 3(1.3* 8. TV. H arr In H eir* . . . 2S.2I ■> a W .it l o r r l* H eir............. H/SS / M elach lle n n y C o. 10.51 f e e 17.01 * ................. ■ ttS S & ■ -::: F a n n ie 11. Roblilna *4.07 C. B. .T u rn er ______ _ » U n k n ow n .........................„ Mr*. F ra n c** , W. 61.51 is . 11 I-oill*e K. IloOftri* ............ Mr*. B. n . n m r M t _____ **.4fl il.i* Orlme* ........... ll.TO C. A . Bpencer H. U. Lewi* O. It. B rook* U ok n ow n U n know n U n k n ow n U n know n U nknow n U nknow n 1-ot 1*01 Lot I/a« 1-ot lx>4 • '& * £ )'£ 1 B lo ck ( .......... 4 B la ck « ........... 6 B lo c k « _______ •B lo ck < _______ 7 B lo ck 3 ............ Lot Lot 1-ot Lot • .B lo c k * Z J H : J1 B lo ck « ' .......... i* b lo c k • i i B t o c i ^ * __ l-ot I-ot 1-ot lo t II *5 II 37 Lot U n know n ................... V iolet M. B a g g e tt & ijutit ~- U n know n U n k n ow n U n know n B lo c k B lo c k B lock B lo ck I ’ UnkntfWn ... . __ Itfl.tO U n k n ow n ..............................>M > lla r r k , T. D odw al) u. - l e . l l C la rea c# 1. K e a W r , .3..* - l l o* .Unknown ........... . ............ .............. U n kn ow n U nknow n. B. ............ B. W . O tter .. llrrnlc . A.< b . •F r a n ti U nknow n ......Ig.US -. u n k n an m * ,.*...*.*. 4*^.. • IQ iiin ow n ......... ........ U nknow n ...... , U n know n ................. * B an; L a n in In vea lm eh t I ....... .. • U n know n ’ I .......... I ___ u it#-* L O t.t Mloqk-J owijr.*5CNii*;t — — 1A>\ wF-^—B loek -T ’ l i . X l H aru L IIB a f r i v e a t n i ^ W heelu* l-rnion N. U rufon II. U arnor K. .O. W t-M ell H eir* U n kn ow n .............. Joh n T u rn er ;A'dm Joh n Illch h rdtb n O ile r -K e lly B ea tty C’ o r p ......................... A. S. Blm* ................. . ... II. L D uhart ................. IV. C. S tew art I*--o 1u N it o n ,a p d F a n n ie F r a ile r Jraale Hlmmona 14, and 13 to It B lock I t ...... Lota 1 to SI lUoctc 47 la>t* 1 to 40 B lock ............ L ot* 1 tv I I B l«4k 1» I-ot* 1 to 15 B lo ck 2t M AG NOLIA HKIOIITH U nknow n ...... Hqulri* W r ig h t \v. U. Stew ard D J. Wiirintn* M a f o l i BurroU "4i* N. II. (ja rn er U nknoW L o^ i IS and 14*'B lo ck Loth. I to > » « t 0 C k ,1 « Lot* 1 to 31 B lo ck It Lota It, f * -V L ol* 10 .' l i ana l ! Lot - >3 ...................... Lot M .................. .. L p t .lt .............. Let I t .......................... f t i . 1I f , 19. SO and 31 Matdc Itotler ... . J. II. W h ite .... Me lech lU u lty t-'o H. L ot* Lota U rt* JR, I-ht* Him* ......... J. H. (L irdn er ........... Mabel 41. ■ C h «P P «li« Si, 27 It, at 40, 34. I t. an d 36 and 21 .... ... 32.' 33, 3L 36. and 31 ... . 41. 4S. ,43. 4 4. L ot 1 B lock A Id)t .1 B lock A irjae* r** 1*«U t n o* 4 B l o c k * • . IiOi ti B lock A -r tx>l * B lock A -------?A»t ft m o c k A U n k n ow n ’ U n k n ow n ■ £ e n s 5 ? a s ^ Lot ) l B r o c k 'A - .U n k n ow n (lea va - -two. r i O r o v a -lp e . . ow n .................. H anford O rov* la c . . W M O ftl O W l ' I M . . Jerry Lee W a lk e r ........ - Thelma 2L II ............ H|mw W ade *n'd 'C h a r lo tte IVufxon f .............. John llaioliti . . .. ■ lle la ch lle a lty Lo. . B row n QAM K IL L da A g f f W r d l » T )n « " v a h U S know n t tjk io w n U------n k n ow n » . '» > * • }Z\l ■t i p L p ly io? *0 UI Lola' N ettle* ................ John Thurha* m ien 'C S t * !' /s w w N ti - • .i- ijnd’ V, 'niw5 fi ... Hanford tlro v e la c . U n know n - ................. H 4 S a n ford U rpve In c. qjbav48 SO. St and M B lo c k 21 ___................ Hanford O rore>Tnc. « b & U B lock * 1‘ , It. 8. ,T. U-.iapd *V — •“ t r — " ... ...... t. B « « t ' 1-ota » tlan rord Q re e e -Inc. Hen ford 'd r o v e , lbe. B..50 fl o r W 150. ft <tf. (U o a ' S - i l T X l ) . JUodk >11 — ----------A ll ; (U N I ' W ra t W»d • and 7 B lack M. I .c h , M elech R m IIF C o . M eL ch I tt o lty -Co. H arford (lr o v * Inc. U n k n ow n ------ ....... ■, 11. II. B erg A. J, iL oea tp * S a n ford O re * * ; Inc. Hanford O rov e Inc U n know n H ehford O rove in * '-unknow n H anfofd Q rovo U rove 044 III Ml ue «!»< *«,. e p y H anford Hanford O rov * »*«U nknow n ............... ford A ltov* Jno. .......- ...... U n know n F ran k ; ‘ Vj *i • B lo ck 12 2..' 'S S W J g Hanford Hanford d r o v e Ip c O rov* Inc, flan ford, S a n fortl 4tr • 'flanford tlrov e I n f ......... .. O rov * due, ..... !■•**. >* ■ . • . -I ! U r o v r 1|ic. ........ 23;t» ’......."... h T i l l ■••ti ,* r ,R e c * r d * . I-Ot T j B lo ck A . ® ; t i u 11,-JT ,a n d ■efd'’ ■Block -A ' L ota It. I0. J l. J l. i l . f t , 26, and 21 tnoCfc., Lota m 1A L ot L ota Lota ■ tf and t i V f lio b t ri**V*»^*'" 29 B lock A 7 and I B lo p k ,« It and II B lo ck 'W B lo c k r ............... .. NilO ft o f L o t 3 and H ISO ft of L ot 2 B lo c k F. --------------AU t pBloelc Q a Lot* 1 . J. J. 4• S Melach B e a jty Co. — Melach ItA alt^'C o. -~ w M *l*cb B ea lfy 'fcot* fSi S>^SSS5 .v.li.ytsu:' iwgv •* UfittC ix iieiiuy Co- A J u «s*M> Co* i-ot* I d l l o 432 ‘ iL a o * l i t . l t d - Oad 117) ja b id T it . i i t m ir t ■ a d 114 to l | » ‘ ..... ■a n y o *a U n know n f A l t P o l t l i A# B ee*rd H fg a g a a l a a l * C a a a ly R< l* ' f *' U n kn ow il * m ®. I 4A M o c k 2 ..... I B lock- 4 I r 4- t , ; t. T, aad Blook ,3 ...T. .....j J, J,| 4, • amd. 7 , U n know n U E to o k i B o d w .it H eaU y t o . . U n k n ow n , -------- - U n know n ,i , . I ’ U nknow n M t U nknow n U nknow n U nknow n ia v :,r i.v .ir ,'K i ff iq e k T 4, 6, 4. T. I •Block 7 .... I ■ 12,"13, 14, M L e a .'N % o l " m U n know n U n know n U nknow n »•..« U n know n « . .. U nknow n w tl Uo<|w•II lU a lt y O*. - Bod w ell « * A U r , U nknow n •11 - *#*«**.. KOMt.WllLLpN M U nknow n Unknown' U nknow n U nknow n* I %- f U nkitow p *#; . ■' * - t'n k itow n *— ----H*J**'V"*'T* ^ p k n t fw R t-o t* IN -A t.'li[, » UodWelj[ ; llo d w e ll B o a lty Co. U n k a ow n U nkhow u. ..... B od w elt Dodwat! B od wall Lew La U nknow n - *. {*■„ U n know n U nknow n U n know n . . ta a id 1 il'Mkdw*■♦<*«*» *•* *■** ii F R -kB u .. • ’ °V k *3 fr ' t 4* * a U u k n ow s *" Mi-»«* U n k n ow n * J.*.L suss st:w ‘a - Loaalug main C O *. U n k n ow n U n k n o w n :,, .w 141 1 llodw *ll U n k n ow n . ■ Hi, * ♦ * , « » . ' lir a .V w « jr d ll® r S in fo r d (Irawa Inc. U n k n o w n .... v .- .v - ..... ■ 'i - B i o c 'k ' A Lota t and lO -B ln c k ", y M jt e J & S M 143, 147, 14A \lb> and S p u rltn r.4 -1— - r e M ,l .ff > I-ot It B lock B . . . . . U>t -tie B lock - B L ot* *6, t gnd 3< UkxSc f 7 Q .................. • L b t* l and 9 b l o c k <C, L o t* 12 and 1 2 ;,B1oqk M alecb lU a jt y C o. M elach R e a lty Co. U curge L. ( * R l J C olery q u y . L o d t * L ot* u K . . r S i n „ r: : : ; ~ ; la c . Unit ho wn L, C. Bali j. L u u 'l t o w o i f an d h l.-'i L «t* j MrUB W RT AtJU lekery own U pkn o F. . II. Moiwia Hanford O roy a . In c. S a n ford O r a te tn c . .Unknown T-t>t* 1 L U tL -l M : , M t h l T I ON T O r J A B J flii® t t l U n k n ow n » -,..... . 1* . .1 S a n ford O rov e Inc .. ...L L o lf .l B l k I I T r C — C o. M aUch B o a lty Oo. U n k n ow n .......... — I. C. HAH v - r --------- ----- ■».'' fa C.» V. i U rum lry Mqlach ifc a W y 'C o . L u clu a Lov# <y-------- U n k n ow n l^ R t n ^ U w e o i leira sek: U itknow a 4ir.U*..«*.t... r .-...- u>% \ r . u n w S h elllc a’a d r'O o n iia i HU'bardaon » . t . B lock -4 - ,..j— . :a< 4 and*, t .S to c k * I 53JISS SRS £: S i . ’ “ 6 r i L ' i v ‘i t ftg n d IT B lock O tjot I I B lo ck 0 ........ if* E -A i o f L “ ‘ * L a n d ^ i ^ l l '^ r P a . T . n paaltar •< . * j v 'n fi. if- .* U n k n ow n •V aat r •' • *; ., U n k n ow n — rrt- Hook . • — ;« 2 and .l.4M P«lk‘ * (lr o p a ’ ln f . o r o y a ,-I n c . uasw* 2 a c . qeotra* l W d r o v e Inc. Ueovw tae. U eova Jwo. S a n ford O i w 1. v im S '. t s P ' S a n ford a n t e * 'l i r a « a n fo r d u r o y o -J n e . B anford tian in m S a n ford A a n fa rd Hanford Ha p fOrn S a n ford V -* w r .T S a n ford u t o v e .J ft i. l <S» • I-ot* IT an d 46 oknow n InL^rtown fp k n o w n Jnkaow n IhK now h [qltn ow n Em m a P a r lfo y ‘ ti « 5 * g s g £••47 and I I B lo ck ii. 11 . n*rg ....— It B lock ----------- 0 « c a r and -Beeale M ayo .— ............... ITtakbawnr . *1 U n kn ow n B ry lin W a lk e r W illiam * .......... U n know n ......... U n k n ow n H art ....'.a.;............ (Irani — 1— , gANINlMt 4JOU>»T,A*..*aen! v . U n k n ow n i X . __ ; U. H. B o c k a y X .. I 111 KMO^'fl ............ l - c w l * . I*. V a rn ey If. i* H oba rt .............. 1 U S L ot* f to 64 ....I........ U n k n ow n '1 1 , >■ » U n k n ow n U n kn ow n Unknown 4*.' , . . 1,44 .......... :............. : i> V f u f b i » Nathan tl. ■B a k er 3|rlni-h lle a lty Uo......... Melach B taltY Co. T om F alrcloth — U nknow n .............. U nknow n ............ It a id 1 v'r I Lot. 14 B lo * k * i I Lath t t , 4t. 47. 1*. I I ! 20. 21 and 2* B lock Unknown) . Unknown Unknawn k fo w n iht 2 B lock H Ada 2 and 4 jot 5 lllp tk -Ot ■ B lo ck -nt 7 B look .. . ond, - t t -t p l n c k - II I k n - 11 B l o c k ‘JK -..-.. .. i-p l* 12 and 13 B lo ck U n know n U n know n U n know n . Uni kiown U n know n U n know n U n know n . U nknow n U n know n U n know n * ' ♦t , UnJknotrh, and U n kn ow n I f l l M t o Lot* I to 1 < n io o k i t »A k g o u t n gto SI \ n ’S S -p t.1 2 B lock U , 1LtA iAt1 I• B ninAir , II lock It - • *■Unknown Unknown .. I-eta 6. I. 7 ahd I U nknow n ......... I.. II. Sim m on* L evy K n igh t ... W. Unknoetp Tl I xjU V to 10 B lo c k 14, , d la l*lat B » * k N J It*card*. ynknow n Unknown U n k n ow n ;t o u tfpknow H U n k n ow n u * know n IL o t 11.05 IL 5* Hkir Lantft In veatn ien t C».....: . X a * ..... U nknow n .™ a..— ....i U n k n o w n . ...»■ . im . i . . . i i> L ot* r 14 " and I T u f o c k s is ;? :: lt.C I s » s ? a . « * £ » < £ " ■Go. ........— .. 1 19,1 ’ San L a n ta In vestm en t ' . Cn Tm .^.11 tt.a i SI B lo c k * ____ L ota I I and t l B lopk U n k n ow n U n know n » T r F, I.......................... Vi ItU ereet In la>tn R. 9 -n n d 10 B lk 8 T r m g k i l i n i n g ------------ U n k n ow n ‘-JCttftKa'.li Hrlnaon 24 ft.45 ft or s 1 I0.B 10 B lack 1 L o u 1 to I t (Laea 1-ot* I I and 111 B lock 1 ........ U.ta 1 to 11 and I t B lock ■ 2 ....... LOtOiT to 34. B t a n k .l Lota 1 |o 10 B lock 4 l o U 1 t o SI B lo c k .0 .1 L otn -1 to. 1 1 . an d It ! 3 t 1? S K I - 4 : = l*ti| IS B lo ck A — ~ L ot 1 B lock B -----U nknow n ................... 11.47 i-ot s i B iS n k t T.'.r.'.'.''.'.'* 1-ot 1 B lock B ............ U nknow n lf.0 5 Lot • B lo ck B r — T-ot 34 B lock 7 .......... U nknow n ..... .?...... -St 7J0 I-ot 37 B lock 7 ............ traknnwn ....................... 114.13 l-ot I ' B lo ck B l-ol 10 B lock 7 ............ Han I-uutM In eea tm ea l l a j t i t t i s s t ■ C o................ 1....... .' u i . . a n . s o Lot S3 B lock 7 Han^Lantrt Inveatiaeitt Lota », 10, 11, i f . 1 • tTP-' ... ......... - / **•and 14 - B lock B . . Lot 3 B lock I 477iki\qwn X1-6* 1-ot -I t B lo c k .4 ) ...... lA ta l l ; 17, lt .' i e , r I-ot 4 B lo ck ( tlnU now n.....— „ . 21.51 • H and .U ..U lM K rJ I-ot 5 B lock I ............ U n k n ow n . ------,J ’ >2^ *lit4 L ot* 1, t, a, 4, 5, an I-ot 7 B lock I ............ Unknown . 3 ... 21,66 . * -IJIook- O .............. l-ol I B lo c k -1 ........... ttnttnown .... *1.5* • « . * 4 I. t)l* * k , I-nt 9 B lock R ........... . llnkTtown - ' _______ X . . , 21.56 Lot to B lock * ........ . ltola n d H. H etd 1*1.15 Lot II B lock I ............ -U nknow n .....-------- 2l.wi Lot 12 B lock I ______ M a r y lA ndgrn T ----- :. U .k f Lot 1* B lock I ............ K arr.L ap ta Ihvenlrtirnt >■ ' B lock C ........» r ......7 I-ot 20 IBook C> U i f l B lock * .......... . L ot* St a ad 22 B lock i-o t 21 B lo ck R ........... -V v fV *• Lot 24 •B lo ck R ....... .. L ot* T ’to i l B*io*cit D U n k n ow n . .. . :....... 1-ot 15 B l o c k . S ____ Unjtitawo. -*;fr... 1-ot* t and 2 B lock H L ot 37 B l a c k - I San l*aitta Irrvcirtmem t* S and * u o . ....... 1 t Btocr I-ot* S3 and 20 B lock ____________ __ B look E K a ^ t j ^ V a T e v e e t m od i' Lot I B lock 13 1-t^a 40 and 12 B fu fk 3 M i I K I T I O I HAN LA N T * A* fle e a id ed I n 'P i L ot ti B lo ck K .... .. .30 dad 4# n e w la a ie t 'e n n f y ' L ot* 13, It and 15 Lot* I. 3. 7 ..B lock 4 , • i .V A .... ...... .. * U nkno .-U tn t^ t ti*i 41 I-hT i I n io c k K .......... Lot* I, i| I, vi 3, a *nd ’ , . M -ot IT B lock F. ......... -Itlooh 4 A ---------- -ol II B lo ck B . . - V Loin I ■ Met 3 B lock 1 -p i f t B lo ck R ' S t ‘ 23 B th ck E L ot* J . X 3 apd 4 B lock I A ..-L .-.. .. -ot* « and £ -01* 3 lo 1 4 'P lon k F L ot* 1. S, 3. 4. 5, » , -nt 15 B lock F ......■*< .a n d 7 n tock 3 ... L ot 14 B lock F Lpln 1. Z, 3 klfd 4 b o te 17 and 19 B lo ck B lock I# .................. •F ... - ......... .... Lot* I, 3. 3, and % L ot* f l 30,, 31 and 31 U n k n ow n U n know n I-oVIPI kund S'Tiiock t i 'L b u T ? 11. am i i B lock U n know n t-ot* 1 to IS B lock 13 • o .................. ■ U n k n ow n 1.01* 1 to 17 B lock 14 » VI I-ot* t. 3, 3. 4, 5, 4, T. i t - i t 4 B lo ck 'Q-'UL.s^L U a k n ow n , « I 11 tul 10 B lock I I . it’ • t-al* 1 I. 3. 4, 5. *. 7, M e la c h -B e a lt y Co. I). ........1 . I-ot 11 B lock 7 ...... j .' 1-ot IS B lock 7 ........ . Lot 14 B lo ck 7 ............ Lot* 20 and 21 B lo ck M M ich lle a lty Co. Melach B ea tty Co. W . f j . T h igp en .. U nknoW n ............ U n k n ow n U n kpow n ft o f L o t — - ------- -- tot* F a n *- t* lUoek - W 'f e V I*. C arter n . ' iP.t Ban imrinfin no a *•■*•** M a rlt F. T otd taa U n k n ow n ■*.*• ik No. A Pag*.DO l e a l w t a C*iw»la. *■ U n k n ow n ... I.® 1 1-ot 4 B lock 7 * Lot* G ■B lo ck 1 Melach Beatty Co. L o t 1 0 'a n d A ll B BLR « o f Lot * H of B ran ch (Lean Vf 40- ft o r E I I . • ft ot Idbt t ) B lo ck Y ......* 104,44 f t or L o t . » TMock Z ------------ ---- 1*01* SI aiid 11 B lo c k ’ 'U ........ . \W, W r ig h t know n ------ Caaaandra Bctnilta Z."JlT bT U n k n ow n till U n kn ow n ^ .7, ~ :: V j » ; 1* *1)4. 34 O l M ) C o k n o w n __ ______ ___... Melach, R ea lty - C o . ......... l!.| l .... ....... . (W id o w * Ed A il'd ) Joh n U * sb » ------------M eL ch Iien tiy Co. . . . . „ [nkm *w ff ijU-Vw p lflo t r n ..... Unknown %, itejf* ’ i | Unit now’s Unknown . ♦ V> �.1 -■ , . . ■ •V • • . ' D e s c r ip tio n o f Lan d * 1 ' Uu t » . , j ‘ ,, W i . p. „ r CWm’V * fM oj a e 2 o 3 •* k & H m2 O w ner • a. ' ' s r O w n er D e scrip tio n o f laind -S J S3d I c <* hs- ))C a p p lt .lt J. C. I lu lc h la o n ........ ... H I M J. P. L a ln g ---------........ o f . L ot 4 .................... 21.SI r . r . Puttort an d C o ....... lj* .5 4 T u rn e r Dnvla , — — H '.H of.lAJt S -----------to I I ' • m « • .','' • « '} • >lblii»a«rn : J l o Y l L u te H o w e ll . . . . . . . . . . 21. SI B 40 f { o f tv t* o f --------= ----- . . ' ' V ' M il* C a rrie K. Sm ith .. 0.01 l*.3B H an n ah Itlehardu on —. R o le C o u r t. J o e . ....... 21.11 aw rt'L ot 5 ________ ^ MARVANlAAa H r n r lM la plat l 'H k Hal"4 _Papre____________________ I M a ail p la t B e a k ts.as U n k n ow n .— .......... iio a oe .- c0o. _u,r___ t In c. — ( LSI itoa i L o t .a s .............. ir n* JjOIm 44 an d 43 ...... — 2S.0 S H a r p e r J en k ln a ........ •' ' * llo aMo ' C o u r t In c. H t o ft o f L ot IT p ------h o t . i \& i * C" M“ ' : : ;• - s lAita IS, 47, an d 49 ...„ H a r r y T. BJod w ell ' H.14* f t o f E III* ft o f Lot T*0)' Block *1 * w . M . s c d t t . , .....127.31 till L o t S* -------------K. 8, J oh n son T r u s te e ou .rtJi’ Inc. .I .t .O*. .off', „C ock 22 21 „ t T_ N W o f B lock tt B lo c k I ..a....:... E d o n -fM b . PiU*p(c,u ilr r *------6* L ota II nnd IS ....,...... U n Rnoi k n ow n o f tV 120 ft 31.11 T N ’JST %E •«. 1 'J 1 .r| # I I, » Slid 3 I)lock 2 5 .lt J a i I 4 7 '......... .. Kpale T h o m a s ............ A. W .7 .lfa r a •. o f . B lock 2 ! ............... L o t M ........................... A. W .lfa r a L ot V B lie k J 21. M leOt 71 ... m. .w. is. nr. A . W .H n ra . .H E m m a Lea . . . . rS # i f e f 33 ! S°...ft. L o la t to 1< and 12 t o L q t 73 ............... . U nknow n ......... — .— . 14.SI K 41 % ft » f N 126 so ] l *m k :«.&• n 25.38 L ota I t an d St .......... U. C. K uban ka A . W . H u rt .............. 3S.S9 f t o f B lo ck 23 ........ ' o f L ota 4 and I f to L o t »■ ....... ................... A. W H u rt ................ 18.01 8 60 rt’ o f N mu ft o f M nrvnnln ln v ek lm a n t 30) B lo c k 0 . ........- L o t 101 ---------------------A. W . H ur* ......... — ....... 14,St 11.33 U n k n ow n y• y ■B<12t> f l or B lock 26 C o. .. ........ — ..... ...... - 191.03 JajI l i t ............... ......... U n k n ow n ................ 7.4S N >160 ft o f W 120 ft M arvanln In v estm en t L o t 1 B lo c k 4 X -----Lota 123 to 117 „ ........ ..25.38 . U n k n o w n , 76.10 J. II. B r o n e o i^ 1 .................. lifci B lock 26 .......... Co. •............. 7.71 43A ltD B N lA Aa Iterord ed lo P la t B o o k No. B P o s e 77 S e m in o le f 'o a n t r L ota S to Jt B lock 7 'B an rriB ln Im p rov em en t ! 8 1*0 ft o f N 200 ft o r Ite e o r d a . 38.83 . C o. . _ ......... I ll.lt , J. 8. D in g le . . . . ! - ....... 1 TK 126 rt o f B lock 24 L o ta 1 to IS B lo c k * M arvu n la Im p rov em en t . B lhck 21 (I a -ks N 112 1 '°!* 10 J- — — ' Unknown ----- ---------...... 38.S9 36.45 . 'C o . ................. 7 t.(3 Me Inch lte n lty C o .......... I^ita IS, to 43 .......... .. U nknow n ........... -tT .ta 7 .’ JS) .......- ........... - ...... L ota 1 t o I I B lock ' f • M elach R e a lty Co, .... 1 I J I L ota 41, f| and 41 . U n k n ow n 111.61 N r l l l f t o f B lo ck 31. ............. ■ h ig p_e n _ iU M * L o la 1 t o , J B lo c k to tV. ■J.{ T - w s f t s js y s - ■= ft p I aB * 4S an d 47 ........ U nknow n ......... .......... ..a i t .S i -------.* 1 ^ 4 .a * ................ l^>ta 49 t o 7 t . . . U n k n ow n 14:11 A O R M A V V s m / A I t n A - Itr e e r d rd P la...t , . l k N o. S P a c e II SeaalaeM L IN C oi.N CO U RT An lle e o r d r d In P la t B o o k No. 4 Paare » Hem laato t '» * 4 llrf H art la. ■, ■ IteeoH B Ft)IILIN G 'S A D D IT IO N Aa t l r c e r d e d la P lo t B o o k N o. B P a n e 127 C o a a ly I lo jd ld a . •r.A t, S em in ole f e u a ly H eearde. < • v • and i.’. Ts. -M. A b e r c r o m b ie ___ (0.31 s d f - l 1___ ____: ' R . A. D o u g la s s -------------2.57 L o t 3 B lo ck A .. L ota I. K *. sMt And m II U n k n ow n .... — .. 14.17 W . A . F ltta * r . H elra „ 11.05. rfc SI HIM VISION An lir e * r d rd In P la t B o o k N o. .1 P a g e 84 L o ta I I . 14, IS. IS. 17 L o t I B lo c k A . K a y B o b b ln a ..................... IS. OS S em in ole C o a a l y Iterord a . . . r U n k n ow n ........... ...... I Ait 4 B lo c k A 127.31 W . A. F itts 8r. Ile lrs .. 14.61 3.98 B . W . Illv e l# 4 I Illock I lx>t I t ........ ...... . 1-ot 6 B lo c k A ... , 8. II. A b e r c r o m b ie . 2 i:s « 8. 8. B a u m el .................. . 14.CS 32.12 M elach lle a lt y Co. lA)jn 2 ,nml 3 Illock I • , • L o ta *0 , IJ, 27 8 >i o f L ota 1 and 3 2.M M elach - R e a lty Co. I/ot 7 B lock I ............ • U nknow n ........... ...... I37.3S B lo ck B ..................... an d * ( » « - . . . ........—•• J. W . J o n e s ........ S3.S3 4, 5 and 8 B lo ck K and i t M au rice H irsh ___ t t .« l N >4 o f L ota 1 and t 11.31 U nknow n _ B lo c k B\. L illie K. llo d a e s ............. 11.35 .LO n V IL L K Aa R eeord ed la P l a t B o o k Km. X P a c e ISO S em in ole L o is 1, 2. I, 5, G and lA)t'i'B1oc1c7B I , U nknow n ......... ........ .. IS.05 ; 1 'e a n tf Ile r o rd * . 71.10 U nknow n 70 B lock 3 ................. LCt 6 Block B ....... J . D. D uvlaon ....... ......... 39.16 W AI »fc of 'f ■ • L ots I. 2. I am i in O R A N G E P A R K Aa R e c o rd e d la P l a t B o o lr No. 3 P e t e 43 S em in ole 35.03 to ck a ’ CR Hitd I* U nknow n ........._...;....... 133.17 U n k n o w n ............... B lo c k 1 .................. .. C o o a ir R erord o. lir a . W . II. C ollllts ( W illow s L ots 3, 4. 7, 9 and 1U Mx A l f d ) .....4 - . . , s i t .s o I Ail*. 11. I I . I I . 14 nnd 18.23 . B lock 5 .................. U n k n ow n ............. IS ....... ;— . — . U n k n ow n 79.11 'A IB V IE W . A » R ecord ed lo P la t B o o h No. 4 tPaga 71 S em in ole C a aa ty 7.4# Lo|k I ami 2 B lo ck 4 U n k n ow n ............. L o t I I ..........----- :______ ' ' lt.0.1 U nknow n . B e e an te. L ola I. 2. 3 an d 4 I,ot 17 ........... ............... U n k n ow n i t . s : 14.83 L o la • to J l s n d 10 lo B lo ck 8 ........... ....... U n k n ow n .............. I Alt 18 ; _______ •• . its : H a rla n W . K e lle y r>. C. Ttobb ----- 43.94 SB Block B k*V ..z..... S R K P IIA M D ’S A D D IT IO N . Aa Ite r a r d e A In P la t B o o k Na. 3 P a g e US I a ii s 1# and 30 ......... .. j ....................... UtC 33.13 L o la 24 dpd. 17 U lork S em la a la Can n t r R e c o rd s . L A N E ’ S A D D IT IO N A o lle e e r /e D - 1 m P la t B o o k No. 3 I'a a re 0, 10. a a d ...... SSJ» 1 ____ ......................... . U. H Iloy d ........ L ot 3 ................ ...... .. * U n k n ow jt •................. ;------7.19 S3 S em in ole C o u n ty R e c o r d s . 21 S em in ole P A C E A C R E * Aa N r re n te 4 la P la t B o o k Na. 3 P aso W . M, C L A R K E ’ S SU B D IV ISIO N A * H eew rW * R T P Ia f Uaak Na. 1 P a g e L o t 4 ....... ...................... , , U nknow n ................ ..... 14.31 I f e s a l r Iteeorda. I Alt 6 ... W— :C -r x ^ x * * * * * * L o la I S . I P , . . ^ ' ■ ..Jeirale W a ld e n ■( W id o w s ; _ a n d 30 _____ — 7.7# Eg A il’ d ) ................... __ J. [»»{« j j T r i t .. E lay F ort! ....................... 28.69 t - i i 'A n - r s o *r. a i i l i f x . . : ................ i t . t o RLD O RA|>0 *A« Itererd rd In P lo t B o o k No, d~Po | 0 ^ 'S e m l a e l 21.G G I Aft 5 lllk II T r 14 .. W illia m Ir lck ................. Lota 17 nnd 19 32.13 U n k n ow n tr n r < v t i . 1/dt II Blk II Tr* 14 .. V irg il C la ir ...................... 11.01 L ot 2 ! ............ ....... ....... U n k n ow n 89.40 I/Ols 3. 4. 5 and 9 Blk I Art 24 X ........... ...... ... T.t >K. L in k 14.62 L o l a 1. t r l f l . l , 4. 7. I I T r I S ’ ................... A. II. nnd A n n ie E. 1-oth 29 .......................... " H. II. C. U. D Doou g ln sa 18.05 I06.2H U h k u ow n S t a n d n o B lo c k I Sm ith ............................ 53.82 L o t 31 ................ — ... . , . _. , . U n k n ow n .................... .. 18.05 L ota 14. 15,-1*. 11 and lip l 10 Blk II T r 15 L F. Itop er .................. 7.19 F R A N K L. W O U I I K I P I -S SI IIDIV ISIO.N Aa R e c o rd e d la P la t B ook 59.52 U n know n 7.19 I Aft II lllk II T r 15 L K Itop er ...................... N o. 3 P a c e 44 Sem i mi le C o u n ty Iterorda. Lo* s W i 17 am i .81. 8V. I'l.A IIK 'S S t’ IID IVISION A* ll r c .r d e d In P in t B o o k Na. I P a g e s ........... - S3.S2 lA)t 4 .-. ____________ U n k n ow n IS BlooB-ll.W......... .. ..1- J. K. V a u g h n .......... 11.01 107 and lOtl S em ln ele C n n aly Itrro rd s . ............. 7.49 L o is 7 and t ................. U n know n L ot A ...........— U nknow n . ... ...... 18.05 I Aft 9 Block 2 4 A lice C h am bers ............ 21.5G ja ils 19, 20 21 an d 22 W illia m D ick in s o n 77.84 Sem tLONG’ S A D D ITIO N As N eeerd rd I ■ • p la t B o o k No. 3 P o s e »7 Lot II B lock 21 ........ H en ry C a ld w ell ...— .a.. 28.59 L o is 25 an d 24 . . . . . . K. J. R iv e r s ! w U *.,«G 25.08 C l.*! • . a e le C oen ty R eeord s. H H ; )»f Lpt I B lock L o t 21 ........................... W, C. H ill 60.21 63.22 lA>ta 1 and 2 ..l ............ 11. It. W a lih o n r - ...... Minimi Joh n son ............. 11.31 l.o ls 37, 38 )9 and 40 U n k n ow n 38.69 L o t 7 a m t N J i o f L ot I a Tim 0 nnd 7 B lock 25 L ola 47 an d 48 II. C. K ahnukc .............. 12.06 -L. *{. VU’ Uery ........ . 14.64 ..... 311.60 S . U n know n LOfe I am) 2 H a h * W Ta b s 67 a n d 35 .......... • J*«........ - ...... iL J ! . . . . 211.50 L ota E aoiF I ................................. . .U n k n ow n •j o f l/Ot 2) Illock 1Aits 59 nnd <» ........ J. M. V i c k e r y 1 .............. l l . o l Joe T h o m a s ....... 32.72 LONO’S 3N D -A D D IT IO N Aa H W w fd e d 'l a P la t B o o k N*. 4 P a g e 3 S em lta ils 71 a n d 72 .......... U n k n ow n r 11.01 18.05 L o t 7 n io c k *5 .. U nknown a a le C a a a t y R rre rd a . L o ts S3. 84, IS. 1C, S7 Jessie J a c k s o n 21.54 I Ait 10 B lock 35 ...... and *8 .................. :* L ota 7 an d • ________ , U n k n ow n — ......... .......... 211.30 ChuM. V e n a l Is . . . - 33.83. 33.63 H ilb ert DrtAfuch lAita 4 and 5 B lock 3G L ots 163 an d l o t .... F. H. H ou ston 11,01 E L L A A . 1 > J t f i r i P L A T O F P A R T O P 30 19 31 Aa R e co rd e d In 32.12 Mlmlrii W r lg h l . .L ot 8 B lock 36 ............. I Alt 103 ............. •.. . . Dun J on es 3.9* P la t B o o k No. 1 P a g e I t g e m la o le C oa a ty Iteeorda, D E F O R E S T 'S A D D IT IO N TO S O U T H S A N F O R D Aa lle e o r d r d In P lat lA>ts 131. 215, 287, 219 S I ) f t o r L i t 4 and , B ook No. t P a g e Ulo S e m in o le C 'onnly ttreord a . 291, 393, 295, 297 A ll L ota I an d t _ R u th G arn er ........... ...... 211.80 Lot ,D i ............................ J essie W a lden (W id o w s 299, 301, and 303 _ W. c . H ill .... 39.73 E x A il’d ) ......... ............ 4.28 C O T T A G E H I L L Am R e c o rd e d l i t P lot B ook No. 3 P a g e M7 Sem inole I/O t 151 ......................... U n k n ow n 3.98 C o a a ly R e c o rd s. L o ts 183, 1CI, 243, L ot, f .......... .. ........ .. , Anna M. P c F o r e st .... 18.U5 . 144, 323, 334. 419, 2.57 •■*!*.»-.' * r . u . BA ND* AU D ITIO N TO S A N F O R D As Itern rdrd In P in t llu ok O ut L o t N o. * ......... .. J . B. S p u rlln g ......... 420. 447. 4 ft , 616, No. 1 P a g e till N rm ln ote fo u n t y R e c o rd s. P IN E H E IG H T S Aa R e c o rd e d to P l a t B o o k No. 3 P a g e 31 S em in ole atm 614 .................... J M. V ic k e r y 4 3.56 Lot I (L eas H 100 ft v C o a a t r Iteeorda. . _ L o ts 147, 1(1. 217 211 o f W IM) ft nml M 113.01 U n know n 327, *28, 376 376. L o ts 1 to I I ........ 100 fl and Los* W 127.08 . . . . L II. C on n elly 423, 424, 471, 472. L ot 1 6 _______— i.......... 50 f l ) ............ ...... .. M arga ret C a m p b ell .... 11.91 Lota SI to I I ( L ess 619 an d 620 .......... F I,. W o o d r u ff 50.60 L ola 8, 9 nml 10 ........ Ilc n r y Z l t r u w e r ............. 53.22 72.61 U n k n ow n — ............. N U o f L o t 33) . .. L ots ] ( » , 170, 249. 11.5? N TK N D IPO IID ’ S A D D IT IO N TO S A N F O R D Aa R e co rd e d In P in t B ook U n k n ow n ................. Lot n ___- — ........ 250, 329, 330, 377, 120.05 U n kn ow n ........... . ’ ' *• • No I P a g e 110 S em in ole C o n n ly Iterorda. Lota 34 to 4S ...........378, 426, 424. 473. 127.08 J. L M iller ^ ......... L ot n _______________ II. L Du hat I ............... Lot 1 25.08 F L W ood i ii ff 59.60 474, S21 and 622 .. 18.05 U n k n ow n .... ............ Lot S 4 .......... ................ .. Ida It. G a rd n er .......... . 49.70 lAJt 11 . L o ts 177. 178, 257. LOU SI, 17, 6*. and E d w a rd B ostick . . 35.83 I ai I 15 261, 137, 388 433,. 317.48 U n k n ow n .................. I t to 6 1 — 25.0* Iai I 17 U n k n ow n ....................... 414. 411, 416, 529 35.63 l/Ot 26 U n k n ow n ... .. . .... BU ENA V IS T A E S T A T E S Aa R e c o r d e d la Plat B eak No. 3 r a g e a I and IJ 26 F L W oodi o ff nnd 630 ..................... 3 S em ia ele C a a a t y R ecord *. Kb , I -A A,,l>. ., It. Ul t.'IIA P P E L L ’ M SU BD IVISIO N Aa lle e o r d r d In Pint B ook L o is 179. 180. 259, W a g n e r and R cla en P n a e Tl N rm ln ole C ou n ty Itrco rd * . ICO, 339 340 435 Lot 1 B lo c k A ..... ....... 106.28 stein _____— 436 483. 414, 631 IAtlh 4., 5, G an d 7 7.19 U n kn ow n ____ _ lA»t I t B lo ck A ------and 532 ................. . 43.26 M ary A le x a n d e r 1(1.15 U n k iiow n . JHocit (J. ................. . 11.01 U n know n wit I t B lo ck A ------- L ots 201, 211. 282. 361 l a t l a 'l u and N 40 fl Lota I t and 20 B lock U n k n ow n ■__ , . 3C2. 409. 410, 457, 46 (9 ., to f le d 9 B lock O . ' 28 59 ...... A XJ£ * ; 053. . * Vt.iiJfi! I U n know n S»5. 506, — U n k n ow n ...... w. hue e » . 35.63 f 11art..11 'B lo c k O ........ II 01 J en n ette L G oodliu c Lot 21 B lo ck A ........ jAtta 13, It and 20 nnd 554 ....... K I, W o o d n i f f 17,09 11.52 U n know n .............. A)t t B lo ck 11 ........ U nknow n* .......... 25.38 Block, tl IA>t 203 .......................... Mrs. J. F. 13IIInit 3.98 11.52 U n know n « t 4 B lo c k 11 .......... ! L o la '18 and 19 B lock Lot 206 ... ................. Unit n ow ti . 3.98 I 94 ft o f L ots 5 and a :. , ............. .......... Lota 208. 209. 210, 11.82 A J. Bolin ............... t l .11 V. B. Sm ith ... • B lo ck 5 ................ I I I . 212 213 211 and W k, o f L ots 27 and 7.13 U n k n ow n .......... 4>t 7. B lo c k B ------ 29 19 215 ................ .... t.’ n k n o w n 28 n io ck . O E llen W ilson ______ 53.52 Aits f t an d It nincit L ot 509 ( I,ess S ta le ie ils >31 and 32 B lo ck 2 I SC 11. J. tty nr ft .. B .... . 1.1. . . .............. 4.2 8 H ig h w a y ) ........ F I’ . Itlncn O ................................... E stelle R eese ..... 25.38 ota 19 and 20 B lock 3.9* U n k n ow n Lot 510 l/o l 37 B lo ck a Mnhikluh Black 18.05 18 35 B -----------------------------U n know n ■ Alt 38 n io c k O U M k \ o . 1 n Plttf P a g e IT E V A N ’ S SU BD IVISION Malu klah Black 25.08 7 49 ot 30 B lock II .. N nnry S B la g c is 1/blH 4! and 42 iiio c k II m i n t Et ot t B lock (* I 4.05 I*. It. Sm ith .. ota 4 and 6 B lock C 49.70 . ii ...................... F. I*. B lues ..... Lot 3 .......... .................... J. M. V ic k e r y Unknown 159.U5 1It" I All U n p la tted ot 12 B lock C 7.19 i’ a rt J oe lleu d ........ . Lot 17 ....... J ji c k Llgli 1ner (J/Chh C o o k ’ a P a r t) Aits 12, 14, 14. 17 ulul L ots 18 und 19 j . II HutchliiHon . 21.56 Illock G Unknown L ots 30 and 21 L. K. HeHslonH 15 12 . 21.56 I I B lo ck C lira . M. J H ynes 39.45 Lais 46 am i 4 7 (L e ss ot 10 B lo ck C .......... 7 49 I*. II Sm ith . .. . P A R K V IE W A s R e c o rd e d la P in t B ook No. A P a g e NO Nenilnule J£ 150 ft ) B lo ck J J. F. t-x lug I 28 ot 3 B lo ck D .......... U n know n I I 62 C n u n lr Ilreu rd s. L ois 50 anti 51 B lock Ot 4 B lo ck D ........ . W . II. H ynes 7 13 Lot 2 11nk nil iv n .......... 3.9* Unknown 115 1 J .................................. 7.19 it 7 B lo ck D .......... Unknown .............. . 3,98 Lot 3 ... U n k n ow n All U n pla tted ('a rt o f 7.19 i t 16 B lo ck U .......... U n know n . ............... lAita 7 nnd 8 ..... .... It. M. R ich ardn oti 7.49 U n k n o w n B lock J ................ . 14.83 >t 11 B lo ck D ........ U n k n ow n ................... . HOI I. ilLs 12 19. 20. 21, IzOts GO to 59 I Lens its I t , I T ,.71. 19. 2u 25.38 22, 22 and 21 . . U n k n ow n ........... 7.7# and 21 B lbrk D ...... 4 2.96 U n k n ow n W 150 ft ) B lock l( N ancy 5 HIr k ' t s Lot 13 .............................. J. it. V ic k e r y . 3 9S 7 4# N 35 ft o f IAil 61 and ■t 13 B lo ck R ........ U n k n ow n .................... 1ST AD D ITIO N TO P A IIK V IE W A s Iteeurded In Pint B o o k No. .1 P a g e Alt I a i I h G7. 13 and t 14 B lock E ....... 7 49 U n know n .............. IM S em in ole C o u n ty R e c o rd s , 36.23 21 5fi Unknown t IS B la c k K ......... J V. K en d a ll 61 B lo ck K t 1.01 11.01 A ll U n p la tte d P art o f U n know n I 20 B lo ck E ........ L o is 4, 10 n n d It .... U n k n ow n ............«... 7.79 t !• nwTck v ......... U nknown Ulpck, K Mrs. N ancy S. Illgn rrn I l.g| O T T E R ’ S SU B D IV ISIO N As R e c o r d e d In Plat B o o k N o. 4 P n g r SO Mrs. l,cn ta M t 19 BLocV K .......... MOr i l l SANFOni) Aa Itr r o rd r d In P la l B ook No. I P a g e 1)1 Srm lan tr S em in ole C ou n ty Ilreu rd s. 7.73 (•handler .......... .. I U ou nly Iterorda. L oin 2 7, 8, 9. II) and t 20 B lock V . . II 'll i hirar I’ curuoii J. W . W yn h Jr. . ......... 53.22 II ............................. .. U n k n ow n ............... ..... 17.47 ta 13 * p y > < B lo ck ......... 25.98 T. W. llarneH • f A i ' . o f Lot 3 No. 3 P a g e UP G R A C E L IN E C O U R T A s R e c o r d e d In P la t B ook J. II.’ Fuy Jr 71.11) fir. ft* E. HteVeiiN , _____ 18.95 I ai I G ......... ... N rm ln olr Cou nty R e c o rd s, ......... 56.73 L -A IR R e co rd e d la T la t B eak N a . S P a g e 70 S em in ole C u a a lr T u rn e r PllVlM 1 I ai Is II, 13 nnd 13 L o is I t 29 und 31 ........ 18.06 R ee erdu. H om er El II mm I aiI 18 i......... .. ........ f •i 187.19 ............ . 11 W . O tter to 42 ......... 63.77 Hall Fran k I AtL 23 ................. l 2 IMourfV ;t ........ U n k n ow n ...... ... 7.43 60.26 ................... . It W . O tter 1Ait 43 70.H0 U n k n ow n Lot 21 ....................... ■s 1 to f l B lock I B el-A Ir lle a lt y Co. 47.53 I All 44 56.73 II. W. O lt r r 35.63 F ran k H a l l ............ ..... . Ia i | 43 — . i I B lo ck , 1 lle l-A Ir Itrn lly l*o 7 t9 60.16 I/O t t5 ....................... It. W . O ile r ....... 18.95 M illie ColllllH ....... L ot 52 ....................... n I I n v l l B lo ck I U n k n ow n .... 95.73 Lot 46 It. W. O ile r ................a... 11.01 ia 1, aiUflii 2 ..1 ,. 4 and 4 o If *1181 6 F L O R ID A LAN D and CO LONI7.AT ION CO'S A D D IT IO N TO SOUTH Lot 4 7 __ _________ It. W . O ile r ................ S3.77 Hock £ > , * . . ............. B e l-A Ir lle a lly Co. . 12 94 S A N F O R D Aa Itr r o rd r d In P la t B o o k No. 1 P a g e 73 Sem in ole C ou n ty L. 44. ST R IN G P E I, L O W 'S S U B D IV IS IO N Aa lle e o r d r d In P la l B o o k No. IScl-AIr R ea lty I’ o. , 2 1 56 l i r e orda. if •■ 1 P a g e H2 S em in ole U ou n ly Itr r o rd s . \ 't a t e ! B el-A Ir l l e a l t y 'C o . . li.o t J. W , S im m on s Sr. .. 3SJIII Lot 1 a I I a a ^ 13 B lock IAit 3 B lo ck A ............ Jn h n H tn n p er ..... 35.63 11.52 ' H en ry F o r Ilclra I/O t n B el-A Ir Itru ll y Co. .. 21.84 lAila 7 nnd 8 B lo ck A T h om n a E lija h W ils o n 13.66 18.95 L aw m an O lllv c r .. . 1Alt IS ........»............ l 16 illock 3 ........ U. It K elley ... 11.01 L ots D. 10. II. 20, 21 7 19 Ed J oh n son ......... «... I Alt 31 .............- ............. t 16 B l o c k 3 ....... I'nk n ow n ..... . .. ... 15 08 and 21 Btuck A ...... L. (1. B t r t u g fc llo w 7 19 U n k n ow n Iai I S3 .......................... a 17 t a - 14 H. . H eirs ...... ..... ....... 53.82 Lai* 35. 20, 27. 31 ■oU S U v a n d 24) Ja m es M cU rlff ............... 36 99 SE M IN O LE P A R K Aa R e c o rd e d In P la t B ook No. 2 P n g r 73 S em in ole and 35 ................. ilo c k 3 ....... .. B el-A Ir R e a lly Co. . 29.19 39.15 W I Ilia O. Chirk U ann ly llr r o r d e . Lot* 38 and 3 9 . ............ a 2# and DO B lock 3 U n know n . 21.54 2* 59 I a .I 41 .............. *.. .. . II. L D uh art L o is 1, 2 and 3 n ik I M 6, 1. « i |0, 11, 12 Lots 58. GO. 62 63 and M rlnrli lle a lly I'o. 1131 T r 14 nd 14 Illock 4 B el-A ll R e a lly Co. 28.89 .... 67.5# 64 ........... ...................... U n k n ow n .. - ......... s S u ntU T 'B lu ck 4 U n k n ow n 1 1 'll l.o ls I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 4. # DOUSE V S N l ' l l i m ISION As R e c o r d e d la P la l B o o k Nu, 4 P a g e 0 s I. 2. f . 7. 9. in slid 10 IJIoek 8 T r S r m ln o lr C o u n t y Iteeorda. I, and l i t o 13 ami Melnrli l l e a l l y Co. 29.1# IG ................................ .... ’ 7.4# Lots 3 and 4 ............... #‘ Unknown ola 25, £ ( nml 27 L o is II und 12 Blk 6 lo c k a .. M elach lle a lly C o. ___ 7.7# l / O C K l l A H l ’’ S SU BD IVISION A s It e r o r d r d In P la l B o o k Nu. 3 P a g e TO 111 I.A ir llea lty Cn, . . 68.1# T r I € .......................... I B lock 5 M elach lle a lt y Co. . 3.98 Nrmlaale C a na ty Ueearda. U n know n 3,9 h I Aft 8 lllk 8 T r 19 . * 1 tO 12* ll.rhS L ots 3, 4, 5, G. Ill ulul Lot* I lo 8 uml 10 lo •Is 6 to. V0) Block Melach R e a l l y C o .......... 25.93 II lllk 9 Tl 13 U und 19 I" 21 A J. C o u lte r ................... 35.08 L »t 12 ii|k 9 T r 13 B el-A li lle a lly Co. 69.86 <l,eee Ia i I s 6, 7 and B lock 3. 4. *i<d Lifts 4, 5, G anil 7 Blk ... 31.20 U ukhotvu I t ) B lo ck l ............ Melach R e a lty Co. ...... 14.411. H T r 14 ..................... . lle l-A Ir Itr u ll) i U 1 1.31 I a i U 1 te 21 (I ajhb « lJloak -7 .... U n k n ow n ......................... 18.05 Lot 6 lllk 9 T r t l .... 10I.87 Uu kirn wit U n k n ow n 3.98 Ia i I 4) B lock 2 .... 7. 8. 9 an d to Loin 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, nad L ais I to 4 anil I lo ock 7 . 4 . ... S' ... 114.84 llel-A Ir Ilt-Ully Co. Melach R e a l l y Co. ____ 21.88 U nkiiuw n 1 1.82 10 lllk # T r 15 24 Illock 3 ............ II U lt» rii7 a III U n k n ow n lle l-A Ir llea lty e « . 70.80 Ia i I S and 9 lllk 9 T r Lot 5 B lo c k 3 ............ 12 t e i j u (1 a hs 7.7* U n k n ow n .............. 16 ........................ .. I ai I s I to 8 and II Is I S f .o n d III ... 130.91 M elach R e a lly C o ........ .. U n k n ow n 7.19 I a i I II lllk 9 T r 16 to 24 B lo ck 4 ....... ick 7 > lle l-A Ir R ea lty r « . 63.62 Loin 1. 2. 3, t, 7, and I ai Is I l o 11 an d II I, 4 a n d 5 B lock ... 109.89 10 lllk 9 Tr 17 U n k n ow n M elach R e a lty Co. .......... 21.88 to 14 B lo c k 5 ........ B el-A Ir R ea lly Cu. . 35.>2 1.80 Lot 5 Blk 9 T r 17 Unknow 'ii M elach R e a lty C o .......... 11.01 Lot 12 B lo c k 5 -------i i and Vs B loc 1. .... 105.16 U n k n ow n I ajI m * nnd 9 Rlk |o Lola 3 to 14 Iltock 6 IIH .A ir R e a lty L’ o. . 25.38 ... 113.01 U n k n ow n T r 13 . I ajI s I to 14 U lork 7 U nknow n ....... I I . 15. 18. 20. 21 G7.59 t.. * 1 .. 198 50 i U n k n ow n I a i I h to and 11 B lk I Ails t to 14 Iltock 8 25 add 26 B lock ... 70.80 U n k n ow n IU T r 13 I aj I s 1 to 34 B lo ck 9 i U n k n ow n ........... ............' 11 81.. B e l-A ll Itrulty Co. . .„ 6.1,86 I/Ots 12 B lk 10 T r 13 17 B lo c k ’ V ' . \ . ‘ ’ U n k n ow n ....................... L o t i J lo 23 (L e s s 41.19 Unknown .................. ... 7.49 L o ts 1, 4, 7, 8 und II 33 and 24 B lock I Aits 13 an d 14) U|k 10 T r 14 ........ M elach Itcu lty Co. '« ....« 23.I9 190.25 B l o c k 110 * . 7 . 7 ; . . . lle l - A I r R e a lty Co. 11.52 U n k n ow n i ui ock» . Lot 9 B lk 10 T r 14 Loots IS and 15 to lo ts Il 16 13 lle l - A I r l l e a l t y C o ........... 70.»(l Melei li lle a lt y C o, 43.77 #5.73 I iiiock # ........ U n k n ow n f/ul 12 B lk 10 T r 14 llt-l-AIr R e a lty C o ........ 7n.HU I I I t l d c k 'l l ............. M olach R e a lly C o. 43,77 S. «, 9, to, ) 2 , 14. 25.01 Lot* 4. 5 and 4 Blk lo D a is y . Hlpllu o tI 14 ;u io c k It ...... I ai I* 2 a, 31, and 22 T r 15 ............ ... .. 18 I aj Is 1 o 14 an d M elach R e a lly C o ...... ‘Si.40 •ck 0 ..... 42.11 lle l-A Ir R e a lly Co. . . 8|.9| U n k n ow n L ots 3, 4, m id 7 lllk lo 24 [B lo c k 11 ...... U B lock » U n k n ow n ................... . 54.73 L o is I l o l l 10 T r 14 ................... Ma s s M elach R e a lly C o ..... 11.31 23, M I I B lo ck I ........ U n k n ow n U n k n ow n ... .............. 7.19 B lo ck I ■13 ...... l . o l s I. 7, 8, » und II L ott * ) ______ 66.5 3 1 to I t and t t U n k n ow n .. I ajI s 1 Ip 11 B l o c k 14 lllk 10 T r 1 7 . . a..... . M elach R e a lly Co. 10.35 a* L o l a . l t l>. 54.73 U n k n ow n I aj I s 1 to I I B l o c k 15 Lota 7, I. and 10 Blk an d 10) B lo ck 51.73 U n k n ow n lAita 1 l o 13 B l o c k 10 10 T r 19 ........ ....... M elach R e a lty C o. 25.38 B e l-A Ir ' R e a lly Co. " . 104.88 la F IR S T A D D IT IO N T O L U C K ltA H T ** 'S U B D IV IS IO N Aa U r c ord ed Lot 5 Blk 10 T r 19 .. M elach R e a lly Co. 11.91 I ta I f and " i i P la t B o s k No. 4 P a g o i t H rm laele C a a a ty U eearda. 1a .I 11 lll k 10 T r 19 M elach R e a lly Co. (..... 18.05 sa L ot* • and 31.33 U n k n ow n Lota 1 to 14 B lo ck A B e l-A ll R e a lty Co. . .. ■ 11.79 B lo c k II . ........ . *H ,* A. C, M A R T IN ’S A D D IT IO N T O 4 A N F O R D Aa R e c o r d e d ’ la P la t B aak -------------------- 14.(3 U n k n ow n I ajI s 1 tv 01 B lo ck 11 I t o . 14 an d 17, Na. 1 P a g e 44 S e m la a la C a a a ty U eearda. .............. 11.32 U n k n ow n •I ajIs « to 34 B lo ck U i f an d ( I (Loan ____ ________ .34.13 U n k n ow n I a. 1 4 lllk II T r 9 ..Mra. L H. H u nt ,...i..7,.„ S0.14 I/Ola 1 to 34 B lo ck D 3. 4, 41 .an d 13) * IA>la t to 14 <LeH* L " l # ;B lk 11 T r 9 . M aude A A n d e r so n 2 . . 77.84 lle l-A Ir lle a lt y Co. 50.60 k I f " * . . : — ........ ________ 33.11 IajIu 4 an d 7 lllk 13 • U n k n ow n IAit 14) B lo ck E . 5 and II B lo c k . ........ ...... - ..... 34.13 U n k n ow n Lota I Uj 14 B lo c k F U n k n ow n ................. T r p .........’. . - .......... a M ay M. L e f f lr r 31.00 7.4# 1..# i’.Mm _'it****i .lle l-A I r R e a lly Co. . . 88.10 J hL--------- ’.— 34.11 U n k n ow n HORIKHON’ S f t ’ IIV H V O F A N A D D IT IO N T O MANFUHD Aa tt e r o rd r d to tS B lo c k I f L ola I to 94 B lo c k O 31.13 . U n k n o w n , ----------I a . 1* L to 14 B lo c k JI ' I k P la t R o o k Na. 1' P a g e s . 03 aa d M l ^ g l w l s C a a a ty K eearda. S em ia ele '( P A R K Am R eg a rd ed ta P la t B ook Na. 8 P a g e U .U n k n o w n . ....................... a 4.11 Lota I to 34 B lo ck rI C a a a ty U eearda. K ' l l fl o f W 331.35 .......— 7 34.31 • ' U nknow n I/ota 1 to 14 B lo ck J ft o f 8 72.QI ft o f to 31 a n d 25 Unknown ZZ---------'17.23 * ‘ — B lo ck K I aR b 1 UJ J I lock L ot 1 j J. U. (Jreen 1.44 I a a d Hf t o 17 O lte r -K e B r y . R e a lly Unknown L ota I U ) B B lo ck L N 130,t l ft Of L ot i‘ •■ t . . • C orn , — « ..« sii.3 1 U nknow n !?:M I aj I s t lo I t B lo ck (L a g s» N 00‘ ft *' o f* ■ ' mtii 48 ....... U n k n ow n ....................... is.OS . Unknown •< '1 " L ot* I jto to TI Il B lo ck N 1/0(0 IS . f 1/eVl B olin t U M A P o r t In Unknown J I aj ai I* I s I .( u> ip I I f f B lo ck c k O 73.0* f t o f E io o ft » ,T?.0* C o u r t ) ........... U nknow n 7.7* Na. S P a g * 14 o f L o t 1 .................. C A tE 'S A D D IT IO N A s K reu rded I / P la t U nknow n C O V E T Am . . . P U 4 R a n k Na. >- P a g ea 1. 4 a a d I Semi* W 0* ft o f E 170 ft o f 1 7 '' I. 4 : • g a la C a a a t y l m male C a a a t y U eearda. N U T ft o f L ot 2 — L ola 1 an d t - ..... _ U n k n o w n - • » H 54 ft o f N 174 ft o f ■■ ****. ■*i *a I ■ Or.' 8. P u la a to n ic t .S t W E S T *A 3 fP D R D S l U h U CO. S U B D IV IS IO N Am R e c o rd s # la P la t ... ■ t t J lo a a C o u rt In c II.S I «t» R a a k N s. * P a g e M . S e m la a la C a a a ty R aearda. J e g n e tla L. G ootfbu * 33.4 _ M* 2fn _ - . f IjOt A w t'ja .* . JUnknown ^ H w r d e * ') l w i l ^ t E » g * ^ W % F f * * * ---------« 9.r» S em lg aiy D e s c r ip tio n o f L an d las !-l fin C o a a ly I O w n er s •< JajI . 1I ----------------W . C. D eC ou reey L ota l « a n d 31 ............ C. L W in g ......... lAjta 25, 30, 38 an d 37 8 a tllo B e lla m y .... ........ K . J. W H I T E S U B D IV IIO N Aa R e c a r d e A la P U t B a n k Na. *M! S rm la a leS C a a a t y R e c o r d s . * '* « ’ « * ajt 3 B lo c k 3 ----------E d n a O. M 'cC ullcr et ul L ota 8 to 14 l l e a a K 1 al l *H 40 ft o f L ot I I an d H 10 ft o f W 41 f t < o f L ot I f ) B lo c k 2 U nknow n ................. W . K. L E A V I T T ’S S U B D IV IS IO N A a R e ra rd fc In P la t B ook N« , p * 37 H em laata C a a a ty . 1 AftS l an d S •___ _ A . J . B olin J ill D a v id W r ig h t K li o f N li o f Lot S H.J •lA)t * .................v......... O. C. E ubanka 7-t* U n k n o w n •_____ lA)t 17 tu t W E L L IN G T O N ’ S A D D IT IO N Am R r n n H la IN at B o o k n „ . ( r , _ , . .. N em la olr Ca a a t y R e c o r d * . a III L o t I I ...... U A . W ils o n ____ . lAJt 17 ....... «• ............ : ;J: R O A D S ID E P A R K Am R e c o r d e d la P la t B o o k N o . 4 P a g e t S m u .i . t e a a i r Iteeorda , I/O 1 a S, 9, 10, II and I I ........... - .......... U n k n ow rt ................. P IN E L E V E L Aa R e c e r d r d la P la t B a o k N a . 8 P a g e 20 Kemlanlr . ty U e e a rd a . L ot 3 R lo o k t ______ T h o m a s W a ld o n ........ 1«,»; l/Ot « IJIofk t ............ U nknow n ......... ...... 25tt l/Ot 7 B lo ck l ............ M a ry A le x a n d e r . . . ... 3.27. m Lot 8 B lo ck 1 ' ......... . U nknow n ........ ....... i* « ; ] L o t I B lo ck 1 ........... U nknow n .............. 3 27 I 'L o t 17 B lo c k 1 ........ U nknow n n o» \ L o ts 3, 4, G am t 0 Illo ck 1 ..................... U nknow n .7,5 U n k n ow n I ajI s 7 an d * ill o c k . 3 I *7 I a h 11 B lo ck ! 2 ........... ^U nknow n 3)1 wU , - n -■ know n 7Ait * B l o c k 3 ............. II 91 IN D IA N M OUND V IL L A G E Am R e e n r d e d la P U t R e e k No. 3 l’ nKr« -| a a d 33 S e m in o le C a a a ty U eea rda . 1Ails I to 28 ............... U nknow n ....... ............ j i )t I ajts 31 to 101 11/Css I/o ts 37, 41, 14 and U nknow n 43) .....--------------2CI.11 U nknow n t .o ls 199 and 110, > v .u E a s te rly 30 ft o f L ot . i - J l f jT i t ^ ' i i f ™ !_ • Alt U n s uirr v ec y e d puht paV-t o f ............... ; ............... I ai I 4 ( L e s s E 158 ft and W 312 rt) ...... W 50 fl o f U n a u r v s y • ed j i u r t ........................ E 50 ft o f W 100 ft o f U n s n r v e y c d part I ai I 4 ............................. W 1-* o f HW U ..h.. . E '* o f W U o f B W Si ................................... An Undlv ld cit ’ Olio H slr In terest In A ll Unsurvcyed P a r t o f ......... ...... .. B e g SW ( ’ o r I a R IT • Blk J 1st Ht. E x t o n . Iron In ........................ R un K.0 ' j d r g W 139 ft Ely on U nion A v e. 58.74 fl N 4 II d e g E 120 ft NW to b e g .......................... lin e HW 4!or Lot 17 B lk II 1st Ht. E x t e n llo n In ........ .. Run H *2 d e g 17 in In E 253.63 ft H 0 d e g 34 min W 183 ft N 82 d e g 4 7 min W 253.4: ft K 6 d e g 3< min' E 182 ft to b e g ................. D eg 5.27 ch N and 871.2 ft E o f HW C o r o f N W ti ...... R u n E to E line o f Hanford Ut. H 25 d e g W to A. (?. 1* Ity Nw along lt>* to Pump Rrunch N E ly to b e g .......... l l e g 984 ft H and 25 ft E o f N W Cor o f HW U ........................ Run K 2"5 ft H 86 ft W 205 ft N 86 ft ............................... . ling 45 fl W o f Ini or M ellon v lllc and (N'lery Aves. R un H 4 d e g W 153 ft W 53ft N 4 d e g E 152 ft E lo b e g ........... . R eg 14 ch E o f HW <‘ or . .. .... . .......... Run E 1.59 ch N 3 lx eli W 1.09 ch H 3.18 ch ................... NK R o f HE U ( L e ss N 32.91 A c re s and W 20 f l ) ................... 20 19 31 2* 19 31 2* 19 21 . H arry 1BO 1 _ V, . '■ . U od V cIt m ,] M m . J. H. .Moore ( W iden « E x A il'd ) ..... — .......,. 2ll.lt IG 38 29 89 in 31 UJ 31 19 . 31 3 •0 34 20 29 19 31 20 29 19 31 3U 1# 31 A ru n k a T ak a ck - ....... 2.11 Mra. J. S. M oore U nknow n U. IL fle c k ......... ......... 2.11 8t.»J 317.02- U nknow n 174.0} H anford .......... .Shores luc. 78 71 W . J. I)tyu n 30 19 71 21 mi, U nknow n 31 ii 31 Ilu sa 31 19 K in g K ra zlrr 31 U n k n ow n 31 19 31 51 19 31 U .60 19 31 31 N. H. G a rn er 19 P L A T O F ................... 31 19 31 Aa lle e o r d r d la P lat H ook Nu. ii P a g e L ot C (L e s s th at pnrt H o f a line B e g a l HE C or and Run W to R y ) and It ............................................. Sou th 20 ft o f I a i I n P la t B o o k M ID W A Y Aa R r r o r d r d 51 7! R. Htellr R. W . f i l l e r slid K e lly S S em in ole John M **i j i C o n n ly lleenrd*. 690 2.7 J. E. S p u rlln g No. I P a g e 4 t S r a fn u lr (o u s t ) Iteeorda. I/Ot 5 .............................. IajI s II, 13 und 15 .. I ai I 20 ............................ IajI s 51 und 52 ...... . . I a) t s 76 and 77 ........ Ia i I h 86 nnd 87 ............ IaHh 110 und 110 ___ IajIs 121 n n d 123 L ots 121 nnd 125 .. . F rn n k E v e r ly U n k n ow n Lulu B en ton ..... U n k n ow n G e o rg e lla g le y G. W . C o o k ...A..... W ile y P itm a n .... W ile y P ittm a n .... D avid nnd Iren e B e lla m y ........ . U nknow n ...... M a jor A u ste ll .... U n k n ow n ........... J oh n J o n e s ......... A m os P ittm a n ... Lee A. H ulllvan . . I (6 a II"! | J6 1.8* 7 19 8 11 "I ] Aits UG nnd 136 1 l» I ai I h 137 onN 13* . .... n r.: I ai I h 146. 117 and 141 I 88 I ai I h 119 nnd 150 ... 9n Lot 155 ... 6.39 1a .I n 158. 159 a m l . H ' l ! Aits 166, 147. 168/iind 1.28 169 .......... I.ee A. H ulllvan . 16 61 Ia .I 186 ..... H en ry W r lg h l ... IH 1'5 I a .I 190 ....... ............ G e o rg e I* S w a in 1.8* IA.t 221 ................... I* F. Ito p e r ......... | If. Lots 252 nnd 253 I a t A. Hlilllvati 7 4) I a .I h 261 to 270 .... Ia t A. H ulllvan W A S H IN G T O N H(tl A l t E AS R r r o r d r d la P la t B o o k Na. 3 Page 91 N rm ln olr C » « nty Ilr ror d a , : i :>* Jails 1 to 30................... U nknow n _______ J. O. PACK AIID'H 1ST A D D T O M I1 IW AV Aa R e c o r d e d la Plat Busk Na. 3 P a g e 191 Sem in ole C o u n ty Itreerd s. i . ° “ n,l Htttlle lA.t in ....................... . .. R n g le y ..................... 11 *' Ia i Is 03 und 70 .......... W i l e y P it t m a n ......- ........ 3.#* h ° i " ’IS! 1 ,7U W il lia m Ile d le y ............ ! < : ; CA NAA N Aa l le e o r d r d la P la t llo.. h \ 0 , | p a g e l o a S em ia ele CoaaD l i r e orda. L o ts 1 ,2 . 4, 5 and 6 9 »» B lo ck 4 ..................... U nknow n ........ L ots 7 am i 8 U lork 5 Z Z . 11 91 U n k n ow n ........ Ia .I 2 B lo ck 7 .......... r .. W illia m H clpjo E 3-4 o f HE U of 236.22 32 19 31 hi A. B. M a h on ey U o f NE U ............ E U o t N W U o f NE H «t o f HW "ii o£ n b K U o f NK tt o f NE U U /esa E 115 ft o f N 210 ft ) ........... .. B t « f HE H o t HE U o f NE U ........ N 2 ch o f H 4 ch o f E S o f NE U o f n b u o f HE (t ...... E H o l BW U (I/Osh H 124 f t ) and B W U o f HW )' U ----------H 46 ft o f K «4 o f NE U o f NE•J H o f HE E 3 A o f N ii) a ' " o f N W U o f y W ’ W .. H er 20 'f t W o f HE (Tor o f N E H o f HE Run W 110 f t " N 214 ft E 110 rt 8 to b e g ........... .... ....... ... B eg 0(0 ft H o f For o f HE U R u n W 120 ft H j f l ' K 310 ft N NE ...... 210 1* 31 15 M. 19 31 10 L ' C. 1/Conurtly I 4 l.il BW 33 19 31 20 It. II. M ulrh ead 32 19 31 20 J. E. B row n 176 0 33 If 31 I U nknow n 19 11 5 I* L Slpee 31.4! 32 19 31 1 Juab M oore 11.51 32 10 31 E. C. M iller Slot* 31 If 31 Unknown 31 * It 31 Unknown 13 It M * !110 ....................... 176*3 ------- 13 It 104.68 4 ft R o b in s o n an d R e a lly Co. Sam uel Inc. ►— ” 31 (to b ln a o n an d Sam uel n e ?L*f| . • It 31 ft N o f SW 1* IS ?h .. 1 E 15 ch fl tt 31 i. U .... 32 33 NW ....... 210 o f NB U o f U ---------- X B e g , 410.1 HE Uor Run W 410.1 ft to b eg W 1-4 o f NW M S l o ln o f f 211.1" 1 « 129.4" 32 32 10 C«* JT. F. of *3 lor. A m arlcu u ---------- - F r u it 0rowrc” a j ^ i D u tto n and C a 9 tt 31 U Im A . T ak ack ---- H **1 �a THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORP, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1926 td tv i4 2 ■f § 5 & £o r * ------------ r t y T -— - T D eicrlp llo n O f L an d ii! P**w .5 n <04 D escription Uf Land O w n er D escrlptltin Of Land• * -* a V- 1* l| II Q co ra e L tiw aln 13.S1 Lota 3 to 14‘ and t l , IT. II. 21. S t. IT and * » ' B lock S3 .......... l u t 11 B lo ck t t ........ Lota It and 10 Bloisfc 83 ....•....... - ........... 1-ota 23 and 21 B lock U n know n V i " '* It 33 ** 1C A. T . O rlg e r ............... I I U n k n ow n ............- ........... Y V irSi""r~~ 34 »» 51 40 C. M. M eals — ........._ \ ? B H B T T O W N B »TB . An ‘..oV R e co rd e d la P U t B o o k No. 3 C o a a t r R e co rd s. M rs, M eda P u cU — * ib “ " 20 5.28 20 3A>n s, «, •• nnu n pj rt (if liita 33 to 31 B lock 24 ..................... l u l s I and S B lock S3 L ola IB to 34 B lock N. J. H lenslrom % s ** ti s I 3 h ------------- T - r r -----------s * ! v ’V r f \ . v ■i >j ■* > „ ■ ow ner f * 'J T ** * * * • ,£ , ■■ •• «( > r*’ >‘ ' n W illiam E lb e r t Ito ck m o re ttothninly U n k n ow n ' nSl Li und n 'll f o c K 28 l u t I t B lo ck I I ____ • In i* 22 nnd S3 B lo ck 21 ........ _.........;._____ _ Lola II and 13 B lock twA 11 niook" « “ l u l l IT und IS B lock. Luts 33 and 3 t B lock 2* ..................... ... 1-oin 33 nnd 3C . B lark 32 . . ... .L ....... *♦. Lot* It R lock 33 V.r>.’^ In t :n B lock S3 Lota 13 and IS B lock 33 .y..... »,•..«-------t i lt II B lock 36 ... . t i lls 23 to ,34 B lock 34 I ill a T and a B lock )1 I d i « 16 a n d 'I t B lock Co, ...... . . 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B lock U n know n U n know n Mm. A. A. U n k n ow n A. E. H joblom A. E. H joblom U n know n U n know n t i ik c M ary D evelopm en t C o, i ........ t u la I. 2. 3. 4. ft. ft. 7. t. 9. 10 , It and 13 B lock I .......... .. t ills I. 2. 3. 4. 3. 6. T. ft. IV, II nnd 12 B lock 3 ......... . . . o 'l N K i ' o f N E I Of N W « ............ 0ft f t o f W 373 ft f H H 0r n w y of W U und N Vi, o f W U o f NW H li-sa W 165 ft ) ..... : HW C or o f NW Lun N 753 ft H 77 •tr 25 m in E 462 rt to I*t E o f bed )' to b e g .................... KW 14 In H unfonl irunt ILeas l'u r t » ncd b y A. C. I* t)\ D eed B ook 7 'aye 304 ..... ........... « A cre s o f l u t 3 '.j o f F o llo w ln i;: irg N W C o r o f NE 4 o f NE «4 ............ tun B t.ftft ch H ft.13 c h f f O.ftft ch ; lo .io ch ................. 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E 2 Vi eh o f NE 14 U nknow n o f HE »4 o f HE 14 B eg HI4 f o r o f HW V4 o r h e u _____. Itun N 660 ft N 2ft ‘i d e g W 116 ft H 61 3-4 d e g W 132 ft H 17 d e g Ift tnln K 213 ft H 637 ft E 133 ft to b e g _____ i 'l l t'NTAt- L A K H W IN T E R HOMES SliR IU V ISIO N A s B eca rd ed la r i a l S oa k N s. R P a g r a I I I , 118 a a d ||B R rm laale f a a a l p R e c o rd a. t u t s 1ft to I I B la ck V ' lii la I and 1 B lo ck 4 l u t 12 B lo ck 6 .......— I n is 14, II, Ift an d 3 l 'B lo c k ft .................. .. L ots 3 to 20 nnd 23 to 3 ( B lo c k 10 ________ Ju ts 21 und >3 B lock Iiits i to S l ^ i o c k It I n i s 3 to 14 B lo c k 13 t n l s Ift to 3* B lo ck 13 L o ts 14, III, IS and 3S B lock 1IA ............ . t u t s I to II and XT to 36 B lock 13 ......... .. In ta I to 18 B lo ck II In la I lo Ift B lock 13 K » » ft o f B lo ck !• ~ L ola I to IS and 16 lo IS and IS B lo c k IT Lota 31 an d 88 B lo ck I n i s 1 io 3* B lo c k " l » L ots I to 14 an d i t In i-g 6 ch H o f NE i.'nr Bun R 49 cli N ftft d e g W 4ft ch N in ch N *6U d e g W 10 ch t o v B y N E ly on Ity 4 rh K 13.23 cli N «0 d e g K 1.34 cli ft d e g K I f H ell N ftft d e g E 23 16 cli N 30 d e g W 2 S ch N 00 ilrg E lb beg r g 29,07 ch W o f NE C or ..... ............ .. uri K 30 ilrg E 9.11 eh N 60 d r g . K to N line o f Hec*W lo b e * .............. . ......... .. H o f N 4 o f Lot 3 and H H o f l u t 1 W H bJ Lot 2 Block I W U of Lot » mock 1 > .'UrtVnown Y 01 4 B lock I {• > of Lot I Slock 1 Lola *,_7 and I Block .L ola 3 lo 10 and 21 to U n k n ow n — -------36 Block 43 .:___ _ . l i i i a it , it , 13 and 14 U n k n ow n ......................... 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ISION As R e c o rd e d ia T l i l Rank No. ft r a a e T h im * paue Heailaole C a a a ly R eeorda. F r e d .R . .W llaon .. ‘ 1.12 . : <*tinrUe, D s v o rlc k ............ l.Tft R ecord ed la Ptal Heok No. a P a g e 4 H eailaole C o a o ty W o o d r u ff W o o d r u ff U o f HE U (L ess H o f HE U ) ........ % o f N E *4 o f NE Lota F and 3 ----------- 12 I I SOUTH SA N TO RO ItKIUHTR s r a r e * n s and ill Lota 1 to 10 and N U „r l . a n $ U n know n U n k n ow n UoJbooivji U n know n D escrip tion O f Land A. E. H joblom U n know n L. A. W ilso n "i A. K H joblom .— — U n k n ow n W ilso n * C y p ress 20 t j •• (.IJ1 * if 'L ola 5 to It and 36 ■ ml 31 B lock S3 L o ll i t , t l , ST a n d SI B lock S3 _ a — l-ot*i 31 und 34 B lock K. F. B u tton an d Co. .. 423.11 n ^ ? d , » 0 ,d lu J ! ® n o it a r ), —*— * » ; — 9i a {C o n tin u e d F r o m ‘P a g o <.) 33 T " ‘ — Emilia Slwiis 14m in a Mane L. A lle n }•*>!■. » i * o T I b l lF o c k l f L ot 1 B lo ck I __ _____ Lot t B lo ck 3 _____ [join 3 and 4 B lock 3 fc J? o f L o t 2 B lock I P , H, o f L o t 4 B lo ck 4 " [i o f 1-oU 4 a n d I „ B lock 4 .............. B H o r L ot I B lock 4 JV ft o f Lot • B lock 4 H '» o f I n i • B lo ck 1 JV 4 o f Lot _TJ4lock I E 4 or lil t T B lo c k 4 I n t i ». t, 10. I I and . Ik B lo ck 4 ........ ..... K .4 o f Lot I B lock 3 . 6 ,0 .-, Tm fc w --* -.* 3 * X £ -£ t 3 u r . 1l i t 1 L ot 12 B lo ck ft ... j u t I B lock « ..... l i l t ft B lock t ......... l i i l s C, 7. • and 9 B lo ck ft ....... . lu U td B lock * . . .. ■ Lota II and 12 B lock f , . _ . .......... - ........ :....... . , l u l 13 B lock 6 .... .. l i i l a 14.1ft. It. IT nnd . I t B lo ck ( ........ . . ..... L ot A- ......______ „ ____ PI.OH A llt tin tt T R As Rerw rded Iw Canal y l u t 1U B lock t ........t u t II B lock 1 ....... . . . l l llin I. •• df 1 HIIU Ii*ta «0. ( I . 62. C3. «4, 63, 6ft and IT .S e c ­ tion I .................... .... liita 71 to 13 (Leiui lu t 73) Hcctlon I LAta 100 to 107 Herf-ifion 1 ‘ L-tv Ldts 116 amt 111*M e­ llo n I .............. .......... Iiits 123 anil 126 Hccliita 131, 132, 133 and J31 Section 1 .......... liita |S1 to 134 Hec­ tlun I ......................... I n i s I to 16 Kectiun 2 liila 13 to 40 ansi 49 to 36 and 61 lu t l und 73 lo 71 Hec­ tlun 2 -------- ----l u t e 63 lo 17 Hectlun U nknow n t'n k n o w a U nknow n U n know n U nknow n U n k n ow n .— la P la l B ook No. 8 P a g o I I 9«m l Ip n e cord s. U n k n ow n ...— ..... E. M L e w is ........ ... I. 14. L e w is ............... A.' E. B en n ls U n k n ow n — .....— U n k n ow n -------- — U n know n — ...... U n k n ow n ------------U n k n ow n — ....— U n k n ow n ____ — . U n k n ow n ------------Aa R e c o r d e d la P la i B o o k No. d itaote C a a a ly R e c o r d a. U w know a - ----------- U n know n .......... — U n k n ow n ------- - U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n In t .47 .... .............. . lilt s ft2. ft3. 34. 53. 31. 67 5* and SS ______ Iiits (ft, <1. 62. 63. 61 and 65 ..... I n t 66 ________ .. Lots 67 lo TC and 7ft and SO (L e s s I n t 761 ; L ots II and 13 . .. . . ... I n t (4 ............ . I n t s 19 sn d 1ST ------ . In la 10. II , II , 91 and IS ........ In ta ft* In 110 ILesa I n t lift) ............I n t 123 ......................... .. I n t s 134 and 1X6 ------I n t 12ft ............... '.... I n t s lift and 13ft . . . L ots 111. 13ft. 133. 134. 116 -and 136 -----------I A Hij. In N W C or o f E VI o f N W )4 o f NK 44.M o f Bond . .. M Vi o f HW, ^ 4 » f N UnkHbwn » ■• ( U n kn ow n n ow n Snn kk nn ow U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n know n U n know n i- h H 6 rh 1ft m in B d s g *8 ■ N lin e o f U s lp h W , D akar ..— U n k n ow n p. A bbsy H job lom ■— H joblom A. E. H joblom — A- E. H j o b l o m ----U n k n ow n . n r a M = r = : J U n know n * F lo y d < * ' . . U n kn ow n _— U n k n ow n — . . . . . U n know n W D, H rum ley P la t S a a k lie . I 1*1 R ecord *. ; ( J. By nVurllna J. K .. Sp urtin g U n k n ow n U n know n ... A. XL .H joblom . . . . . . . . A. E. H joblom U n know n U n know n U nknow n U n know n A. E. H joblom XL A. an d U. A U rson U n k n ow n U n know n U nknow n U n k n ow n - JLJ. t H « A . B. H joblom A. K. H joblom A. 1-V H iobloui A. E. H joblom A. E. H joblom -------« . . . U n k n ow n • 'U n k n ow n U q k n ow n -. U n k n ow n V p k oow n n k n ow n Hcctlon I liita t and 10 und 23 lo 31 Hcctlon I ...... liita 3ft. 34. 37 and 3ft Hectlun I ................ l u l 39 Meet loll I ........ liita 44 to 31 Hectlon liu Ifun H 63 d s g E 10 ch N 25 d e g B 10 ch K 66 d e g W 10 eh H 23 d e g W 1 0 .ch . . . I n is I and 2 (l*rsa In t (lescrlh ed In Deed B o o k 61 I'agn I I I H em lnols C ou n ­ ty R e c o r d s ) ------ . B eg 37.6ft rh H o f NE U or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Itun H *2.4 i eh vc ll.ftl Ch N 10 ch N <4 1j d e g W *0 eh N 26 46 (leg E Ift Hi H *4 tl d e c K 20.16 c h to b a g . • ......... U »g NK C or ............ ... R u n H 21.66 ch N 64 Vi d e g W J 8 .I . ch M — U n k n ow n **. U n k n ow n , U n k n o w n 1 *. U n know n U nknow n, U n know n U n know n (O w k U M I* �-V i W 'S A N F O B D 8A T P B PA V . JOWB 28. 19M D e s c rip tio n , o f Lant^ '* iF f* e n p H (jn * t r i x m O W B lf ~ D c « c r l p t l o « . o f - Lund BEBALt*. SANFOBtt FLORIDA. l N i.4 o f M W M • N d * 14 (tier* t r 377 f t " and Leva L ot ie G lW by Amelin. B ’ '/f o l > l » to A. n lts s d •W |4 o f BW U - o f MW - i ;i 4 or s k u A} 3-4 o f ' s u t i o fB E 4i * E k t > X V B Y O P B M K K 4. W I M ) * IJIIK Am B f n i M r t I n P l» « I 4 P a g e M 9 l M U « l « j ( t f q a t y R era rd a . .L o ts *4 a n d t i B lo ck I . - A . K . Hmall ----------- — A H E IIP E II P U T OK W I I .I I W E B B ,A « '.B N co r 4 c 4 I n PlNt B o o k — P u r - W . i V m l w i U t'n u a ty R e c o r d s . l o t 10 B lo c k o .......... U h k tfo w n ...................... L o ts AS, I I a n d , JT , I > w . »V ‘ * Block O ......* f r !*»■ M«• A- II o^aj L o t 1 B lo c k H ‘ ' • U nknow n ------------W E S T W IL D M N B K A s I l f r a l 4 « l I n PI n I B o o k N o. a P « « c M I (C o n tln u a d F r o m P ok e 6.) IS 3* i o is W . V . ai W. 72. RJolilont U n k n ow n ....... U n k n ow n U nknow n ~ . R e r u n O or o f B W v tf" ..r n \v u ___ .-cu • g 130.05 j J B l i s / s * S i, 6» nnd and 10 ......— ..... ^ X H «>f SB V o f N W 3J.JJ. o f M R^V o f BW M and BE 14 o f K B 5 o f HW 14 W l i o f N « ft o f MB U o f HW M ------B t i M K A 7 1 AM R O C K 30 30 30 U nknow n .114J: 10 30 5 U n know n ..... — f-5 ' R e ca H le d la P U t B e a k H a. 1 r a c e I H Sem i M l * C * a * ty H e r t n l i . R . W . T o d d ---------------------* IL W . T o d d ................... 31.Si . R . W . T o d d ------------- i 6I.J It. |.W, T o d d ...... .............• **.7 R . W . T o d d .............11.6 IL W . T o d d .— ....... ........ A r n o ld J, K a tllea .......... R . W . T od d ............... .. S 9n eh 40 U n k n ow n ;o J. 8 It. W ynn 1-ota 3 to I B lo ck 31 .! L a k e w a y m a .w r b i c m t s A a n . « . . . ; •*** I t a l a e l e " L ola , i t an d I I Bk>ok>-t ■ *' , , B .............................. •••.». I -. “S' ’t Li-JlS ota 7. S. 0, 10---and It ' *' ft pi * » -B lo ck C ......... l.ot 16 B lo c k 11 U n k n ow n 14 J ln k le K in g G a ffn e y 1,75 It. C. and A rn la D u n aw ay 5 40 40 U n k n ow n .......................... R. W . T od d .................... . U n k n ow n ........................ W . P. C olem an U n k n o w n *».... W . P. C olem a n B lo c k J ..... L ota 1, 3, 3. 4 and 5 B lo c k 1. ....................... . L o t 8 B lo c k 1. ............... L o t f B lo ck 1. L o ts 18 a n d 19 B lo c k • 33 S 63 L a u ra S ch n n rs ..'i S U n k iu in g '2.85 ----------a J o h n ' W . H u d so n I. H eed \ c; I. H eed ' C K e ls e y ' and _____ .U n k n ow n L ota 16. 17. 18 and 19 B lo c k P ........... . IJ ln k n ow n .............................................. - .......... L A K E W A V M A W IIE IO R T N L A K E A B IK tT lO W As H econ B o o k W o.;4 p a p a s a .a e a ila o le C o u n ty R e c o r d s . L ota 5 an d 18 B lo c k H c C u lle y » W a lte r 5 W' 180.95 R eed K . F. llo u s lio ld c r !60 U n ktiow n ................... !l» L. M. Itohtilndnr 33 * J 16 ll»K ItW I-. IL R u h bln du r .... :____ U n k n ow n *' 20 8 O. U. Ilryn n t ........ ............. 76.M As Iternritrd la P la t Honk Wo, 3 Pa th e dew eva tr a c t 8<5 ail Sriiiln iilr I'nunty ftrrn rd 'L u te 17 und 23 . . . — *■ M re. M edia P u ett .......... 18.47 iMAMPatl.W C1TV A R e c o r d e d in p la t ItookW p... 2 P a g e M Wrmtnotr fla­ il n t > Itr c o rd s . ^ ' ' T h a o . B u > *cu s S.4I .... IG JO 32 6 M cC lella n d and lllrk'sntl 10.53 rd In P la t H ook Wu. 2 P a g e .1 2 . M rsilnnlr . C uuuly llr r n r d a . Lot 19 (L e s s K 6 f t ) 11luck 6 ........... O II, F lin t ...................... 26.79 W IIITC O M IC k IfiT A U D IT IO N T o G E N E V A Aa lle c n rd e d In (Mat Honk Wo. 2 P s a r JVO S e m in o le County ItE C orila. L ot 4 lilo r k 1 ..2..2...J 1 U n k n ow n .................. ,....... '3 .7 2 L ots 5, 18 und 19 * B lo ck I ........................ U n k n o w n .............................. 10.63 L ot 12 B lock 1 ... .. . J oh n anil U llle II. T odd 3.72 la il 1 B lo ck 2 .... . U n k n ow n ...... 6.90 L o ts II, 19 mid 20 B lo ck 2 ................ .. % ■ .* U n k n ow n ........ ........ 10.6.1 L o t 2 B lo ck 3 .......... . U n k n ow n ...... .. . 5 . .. . .'...^ 6.90 ’ 'e m :!: V ^ i i . - ii.-' ii >,orr" E U n k n o w n .............................. J o h n uini (MUe U. T o d d r. 3 73 an d I f ..... ......------f . 1. K o o n ta „ .i.„........... 20.28 A • H. I. K o o n ta - ..i -.., 3.72 A8NB A p O lT I O gN TO LO K G W O O D Ao R e c o r d e d In P h i B o o k N o. 0 W m * 9 W 0 4 m mognom1o __ — n o _ a .. P a g e 33 S em in ole C ou n ty Itr c o r d s . ila-3 and 4 (Lesa W 110, f t o f H U S ft) 7 _ _ D _..— ......... l-V a c iS P A R K -, . U n k n ow n A o R een rd ed In P in t Dank A o, S I C m a l r R eb ordo. * * — ............. ....... ...... U n k n ow n •(• L E I)A L E A * R e c o r d e d In P U t Bank Wo. 3 Pn» M i a C * u * ty R e c o r d s . < k a 1 to 34 <L«as Bkt p o r t o f B lo c k s « *• T J y ln * B n f ____ rencah and K of lie B a le n s lo n H outb >r t h e E lin e o f rrn ea h a n d . th at o r * o f . B lo c k s , jo , L * L . 3 1 a n d 84 l y - ,SCf I J " « > ; - :. • 1 -■ r Unknown A a lU r v r N t d t* P la t .B o o k . Wo. I Coanty Recnrda. m A a ' .J . U A kno Page „ ll) C tW .G ood rich ♦7 T » d r m la o le , ,, . ,« . ......... . ............. R e a lly T r u s t Co. R e a lt y T r u s t Co. >r ■ R e a lly T ru st Co. t* FrnnU 1-oaalng . IV. V . W h i c t e f G e o r g s IL Bandera C. H o w a r d *30 -3 0 , ' ’ . w !0 166 Dontui iJiunchii V\ L eon a rd R u n H - 417.1 f t " W 208.7 ft H 556.7 f t . E313.1 ft N 974.1 ft W e s t to beg. - ......E *4 o f HW tf o fN W >4 o f N W tf (L ea s H 2 A ) ...............- ....... . NE tf o f BW tf .......... N 44 o f NE tf o f 8 E - tf o f HE 1 L . _ ....... H 125 ft o f W SIN I f t o f N W tf ot Htf* tf 4 A 8<i In HW C o r .... t -M l tf o f HW. 4 i_ < U a « B og HE C o r Hun N 23144 f l W 193.4 f l N 208.7 f t W 311.1 f t H 460.3 ft K to ba g . . a n d 1 A si| In N W ,L " r ) ... ... Is 44 o f N W *« b ft N V tf (L e s s 8 13 A t .... E 44 o f W »4 o f HW tf o f N E tf (L e s s ^ , W 230 ft ) ’ B e g in 10 ch E o f N W •'o r o f HW tf o f N "VV tf iiM— R u n H 4.41 E 2.4 rh N 4.44 ch W 2.4 c h E 44 o f N W tf .......... 25 HE t f o f N W tf and N E tf of HVV tf 26 20 32 1 .U n k n o w n „ 10 , C . IL W h ite J 20 33 lO U u k u o w n ,-------; ^ IT 20 13 3 O II. F lin t . J — 40 L .«M . H uhbtnder 6 Mrs. C. N. I- M lfifiir.ll W Vi of NVV Ul oif aE tf or HW tf Nnd H . 3-4 or N tf or BE t f , pr BW 44 an d BE 44 or NE tf or HW tf NK tf or BW tf or SB tf and B 44 o t BVV tf or BK t f ...... ..... H ayes It. N. B trn velf 1(0 O. V. B ry a n t Z j u ™ O . . C. iBryklit ____ * L a k e Jea aep Land Co » L I IL IT e r n ; J_ _ _ V e r r a F . P ollock __ L . A . W llfp n ...:____ C. A. J U u lr r ju n » V era jv T 30 II .* 31 14 L UllkhoUrri 7 . J. U. H ou ser ------------ (0,00 It I* M. Rehblndar C. )L Wblta ........ M. K. 1ilotilnson a n d U B kh ok n ___ SC..- F . -R ob in son u.. Juike J essu p Land Co C la r e n c e Bandereun ... I,a k a J e s s ilp 'L o u d Co > M aty M. W ^ g n n r . .... M a ry M. W p g n oi w 31.61 .... V e r a F. P o llo c k ------- ’ U nknow n * ---------- U n k n o w n ...................... .. U nknow n — ........... — U n k n o w n ........ *■•■*— —• Cl 29 20 U n k n o w n v— ................... lu r i n t . - K o ^ N p l P a g e T Bemlae»* l i e ca rd s. U nknow n —— --------1 29 15 U n k n o w n . . . . . . -~- 1 29 ID W illia m .4 2 t i 29 11 in ts 4 31 31 ID W . U. B ru k »^ 4 XI 2) 22.(0 In ea M eredith * ,l . ” • f l ; 3* : T h eoba ld M erodltk N ^4 or N E tf o r H W k 44‘ o f B W ' t f o f NE '44 or tt'v T i f o i" M W tf 118.60 or e G. H tr ln g fe llo w l t c l r s - 60.90 F , P ollock L n k d ‘Je s su p Land Co. O. A . B ry a n t e and B 1000 rt i«5 n or w 44 Ot N W tf Ot N W t f 44 o f h w tf *r n w ■ A u b r e y M oran ....1. lO K IIaw orth T r u s t Co. *0 LaUb' JnsAtijf Land Co. L / A . /W ils o n _______ L nV e J e a a ip Land Co. L a k o J e ss u p .Land Co. L a k e JeseN p Land Co.- 1 L o ts 119 and L a k e Jhbaup Land Co. . 1 B lo ck 1) ............ L o ts 121. 122 . 123, L a k e Jesau p Land Co - 1 _ w u d lS i B lo ck D l - o i» 117 a n d 128 B lo ck D ....... .. L i k e JcuuUp l*aud Co _ L o t 111 (L ea s a 21.43 A ) and L o t 120 _ _ (L e s s 8 M .93 -A ) and L ots 132 a n d 133 B lo c k D ................. . Lot 131 flrf>ss 8 21.69 A ) B lock D .j........... L ot 1.13 B lo ck D Lot 136 B lock D . . . . . . l-ots . .o. ____ .141 .. l-o t h H and B lock D ..................... . . 1-ake J essu p U rn L °J ‘ J3 » o c k D ------V e r a F. P o l o c k . - . ........ L o t h i B l o c k D ........ L A. W i l s o n - .............. T t a K 'A W t L I j A Aa l l e c o r d r d In P l a i . U i o k A*# 1 F i f e 0 B u a l r R e c o r d s , _______ ___ __ ____ L o t s l to 9 and t l to 16 and 21 to 32 an d 37 to <8 and 55 to 64 ........;......................... o . C. Tlryant P H IL IP R . VOWUE f - It A NT Aa r e c o r d e d .la , f l a t B * * k Wo t o 3N S em in ole C ou n ty lle e o r d a ...... L ot 1 ................... ........ ....• 8 21 30 L o ts t, 2, 3 and 4 ___ 9 31 30* Imt 4 .............................. 10 I t 30 . . L ots 3. 4,6, and 6 ...... 16 21 30 I-ola I, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 ....................................... 16 21 30 ■,♦ . Lot I ...... 17 21 30 734,44 U n k n o w n EW TXM IN G EU F A R R S ADDtTIUW' N O .. a As Raclrrded I N o. 5 P a s o 44 o f N W 44 o f NH 44 an d K 44 o f W >4 o f N W 44 or NK U W 2-3 o f K 1-4 o f 8 44 o f HW 44 o f 8K44 B e * 11,95 ch W o f B 44 Bee p ost .......... . R u n K 35 deg W 9.36 rh N 65 d e * W 12.46 ch to la k e NK a lo n g la k e 1 ell K 15.85 c h to h e* and B e g 16.58 ch W o f E 44 s e c p o s t .— |-------- :... B u n N 56 d e * W 21.92 ch H 18 3-4 ch K 24.42 ch to beg a n d b e g BW Q or o f N E 44 o f BE 44 ____ llu n N 12.71 ch 8 65 D a g E 2.03 ch E 3.11 ch H 11.17 ch W 5.(1 ch an a 8 E K or b w . u dr 8 b h an d W 44 o t BW tf o r BE tf and u e g .. ;HE C or or B W t f _ ... ru n N 14.94 ch W 14.91 ch B 14.94 ch E 14.98 ch t o b e g . ...... L or BW tf o r BW T r u s t Cu. ms * « A. B. litm us ___ - ...... ..... A . U. B rya iit W an d 83-4 n f K 44 o f HW 44 a n d N W 4i nf N E tf W 6 ch u f N 30 ch o f E tf o f N W tf ......B e * 876.8 f t E o f HW1' D or o f N W tf o fN W “ o j i niotnc T) ‘.__ .U D o t 11 B lo c k D ..... ..... 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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1928 D escrip tion o f L an d O w n er D escription o f Land (C on tin u ed P rom P a g * <) 0f KB C o r o f RW of N W H i r ~ — n 8 to P. R . R y . I l l ft N t o p t W bra B to b o * |T4 o f N W tt o i u W o f H ir e r „ g Cor S W tt o f O w n er Lot IS niock A ____ K Tt ft of Lot 4 Dlock L e ste r M ason U n k n ow n R K P L A T OP W IN WOOD P A R K SI B f l i 5 Unknown 20 Unknown L o t*S3 .2*.—...»................... Bnd 7 4 ------I.otn IS and U _______ L ot* ST. St a n d SI 3Z A. B. f o r d U n know n n o b e r t D yk e* H enry Sltnm ona L u cy B u rn er .. C ed a r M ason .. C. O. H a r r i s __ J o t SI --------- ------------- a n i f s f t W O il | 171 f t B 111 f t o f BE H o f N W 4 L. B. M hnter ______ _ 3.15 10 B. C. Q a t c h c l ___________ 30.57 S~7t 8 W " H o f S . 10 U n k n o w n ____ ___________ 7.30 A D O SP R IN G S ACCORDING .TO P L A T S T H E R E O F R E C O R D E D T U B P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF. SEM IN OLE COUNTY F L O R ID A . It B lock B T r a c t « M3 ( l B lock C T r a c t t 1.1S 111 B lo ck B T r a c t L o u 105 and 1 0 S ___ Lota li« to 1ST (Lean Lota lt«, 147. 150 and 155) ...... *1 ** *e U n k n ow n U n k n ow n •( *» I W „„ R ecorded la P la t 1 C e a i t r R ecord*. . —------- --- — — _________ _— . 14.07 I.II la P la t i M k Na. S P a r e Id Seaelaala C e a a ty S H e tta And S B lock I J-ots I to 21 B lo c k S 11” Block**© ’ T r a c t I r r a r i d T i B lo c k I I B lock A C alvin T ract O. B lack ||3 liiocic fa T r a c t U nknow n ........ ..... H arold A. R eam ed llO liio c k fa T r n c t U n know n ............ In. B l» g k | q Adm. 3 j ; o . B edell A. B u ck I II 10 3 __ D. If. H o o k e r --------- (VISIO N A a Hr corded la P l a f B ook I S e a t a e l e C oaaty R ecord*. o f I.ot c an d E o f I<otn 7 an d I part o f L ot It o f Hy ________ i. U n know n ...I............. 1 1 * B lo c k E T ra ct Joseph It. K en n ey i Joseph H. K en n ey ... . .. . 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L ot* 11, 12, 25 en d 24 R lock p L ots 33 aad 34 B lock Oranifn N aval H toros C o U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n Urtknown U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n unknow n U n know n U n k n ow n U n k iiow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n M ary r g 60 ft' W o f NE C or o f N W Vi or N W Vi ....... .............^ Itun E 60 ft R 1016 ft N 41 d e g 17 tnln IV to p t H o f b e g N to b e g ...... ..... ....... Vi o f N W Vi (L e** p a rt E o f t e k e and 8 o f U reck ) .............. eg I I U ft E o f N W C or o f E H o f N W U o f RW V* o f N W Unknown Cl. M. B. A lban H 4 of W 4 of E U o f HE 4 o f N R 4 21 U n know n H 4*0 ft o f W 4 of RW 4 o f NF. 4 ... 24 3 50 II 4V Orr-cnn lie s ME C or o f SW 4 o f NK 4 ................. 25 Hun N 495 ft W 144.9 ft N 410. ft W 493 ft H 410 ft E 110 ft R 495 tt R to b t f . GOLDEN RO D H E I G H T S ........ ......... .................. 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SAMUEL A IIOBINSON’ S SUBDI\*lS|OH Aa R ea arded fa P la t S P a g e N S em la elr 4’ e a a fy R ecord *. l e t s 10. 21 sn d 13 .... , E d ith . U. P llla n e e . . l e t s SI. 16. 31. 17. 3* , . and io ........ ............ • JlYhS IT; J on es — —ALLE N 'S F IR S T ADDITION TO W t S I I I N G T p ff M IGHTS A s 1 la P la t B aok Na. S P a g o IS Sem laale C ea a ty M ieaed*. L et* 13 sn d 14 Block , ■ __ _ l .................................... F ra n k , H o m e ---------L ots 6 *nd s B lock 3 U n know n _>..!• -------t e t d 11 s n d 13 B lock j Jp. w illia m * ...------W A S H IN G T O N H EIG H TS A* B erord ed I* >1*1 M io I t U n know n ...........- .... tl jo 40 U n know n ....... - ....— I— 7®’ ®* ROKBUAGM r o ' l . ADDITION TO ..BLACK Plat Baak No. 1 P # je 31 Sem alal# ..Cawaty R * « *rde . C- 1. ltc*d --------------------- ll.J J U n know n ------ — - —— 7J j* U nknow n .r .--............ — .*•*» 2.50 • 6 »»v >•* * w u i o, *, i, e» i*» i* i a *a I*. S*. I I and l i .... B . « . K in g .......... ^ • V -H ’ Lot# 67. 69. 09 nnd 60 W . OC flphal*r l e t 71 ..................... ...... G eorg * A. G reen w ood „ | ) MILTON MUI’ AH E ADDITION A . R ecord ed ta P la t B aak Na. S P*tga M Sem laale r e a a ly R ecord *. . Lot* 1, 7, 3. II. l» and • ' 30 ..... ............ ....... 'V . A. W r lg b l ------------MILTON HGI'ABK Aa llerord ed ta P la t B a pk Na. S P a g e S i l * a M m 4'aaaty R eearda. . * 7 e l 31 — ........... ... U n k n ow n ------Lot 26 . D s v i' 1 l e w » i (l ------ -----l e t s 47. 49 sn d 49 M ary. Brtwan ............... . L ots 61 urtd 52 lla o f g l a cTrom onty ........ ,2 ^ 1 l e t *0 ............................. U n k n ow n . - . rH ! Lot 70 .... U n k n ow n ..... ............... L o u 75 and 74 * .U n k n o w n - ------- 1 ......... ~ ~ ’fV & l e t * 79 and SO ............ . U n k n ow n . -----O A K R ID G E A* Itererd rd la P la l tt**«k Na. S ram# 49 * t a l B » l » , - t a ’ a a lr K rC arda. . Lot 30 ................. .......... <*• 1-' TVeat 5 1 L ots 43. 46. 47, 49, 51 *1 - , 53. 66. 47. 49and 71 JJ. U \V*at --------— ......... r s ^ . * : l e t 61 ......................... IT. 7* Y * ' l ! — • -• T -* ’ i:a k •- J. II. J o o r e ......................... C arrie C ollin * l^ llln ie r U n kn ow n .................- U n k n ow n I 'tik n o k n — RE Vi o f BE tt otS W Vi tLea* 1 A *q In NK C o r ) - ................. He'g NK C or o t RE tt U n know n U n know n 44 Block 7* - ........ O. L W u lU ch leg er ...t................. . N H o f RE VI o f NE Vi o f HE t t and Htt o f NK •tt o f NJJ V* U n k n ow n I^it* i s t o 15 a n d 33 to 15 B lo c k i d —— M e .1 to 51 B lo c k 71 All U n pla tted p a rt o f B lock _______________ M e 9 t o 15 B lo o k 71 U u 1 t o 4 and SI to , >• B lo ck 79 _______ M 19 B lo c k T l - ..... M 1 B lo c k 7 7 _____ l e t * is and 17 B lo ck L 77 ____ „ „ „ .. M 9 B lo ck 79 ------ J.' U oltlcutt .. ...t. 10 . an d i o ■...... .......... NW Vi o f HE S ------ U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow u «te 1 ? to 24"B lo c k 69 «t* IT to 24 B lo ck 46 ‘ 17 an d l » M B lock t k __ _______ P*t* 1 1 ta I I a n d 35 L lo I I B lo ck 55 ____ p it * 1 ] to 1* and 25 L to I I B lo ck 6 7 . - ..... M s I I to 3* B lo c k 48 M " 5 to I a n d 41 to 2.60 W W illia m A. J a rrct ..... M abl* C. Sw ope ............ llel)e C. IlSueelet et al 0 BLACK HAM MOCK Ao H eeorded la Joh n C am pbell Dmi*lu** c " ! : . * * nd 6 ,n ! ° : k J. B W h ite ---------- ----J. It W h its .............. — la Plat B o o k . No. I P a R ecord*. . _ . . H- I t W a ln w r ls h t — — l . H. I lu m p h r o y -------- • - . ' ’" m o c k ' o ’ J* - * ! ! - . _ * W . B. Y o u n t ...... ' - " " T* A A t’ LIN'S PLAN OP O V IE D O Ao H eeorded . ta P la t B o o k Na. » 44 S e m la o M 'o a a t r Heeord*. ? " d E 12 “ U nknow n 4 ................................. 14 3 1 . 29 100 T h * A iu m o n i* H y n d lcs lf ........ , ......... 111.63 NE 4 o f NW 4 of MW 4 ........................ 14 21 29 10 A. L H en k el ________ __ 3® ** W 4 o f NW 4 o f HE 4 ............................. 14 *1 29 20 A. L. lle n k e l ........... ........ 39.61 N 4 o f HE 4 o f NE 4 o f NW 4 ...... 16 21 29 6 J. P. M uaaelw hU e ------7.21 N 4 o f W ,H o f RE 4 or SW 4 ___ 15 31 29 6 U nknow n ---------- ----- ...... 7.34 F O R E S T C IT Y A* R ecord re la F la t Hook Ny, S P a s * M S em laole 4 'oa la y R ecord *. Ixrts 9 to 14 ........ Frun k 11. P ou n ds .......... {5 31 Isrl 71 . ........ .......... D avid K. tlarnhU l 16.49 L o u 177 lo 154 .......... D ay M urr . ......... — 39,51 H O LLID A Y H EA R L A K H SU BD IVISIO N A* R e c o r d e d la P lat B ook Na. a l i s t S3 Sem laale C a a a fy R ecord *. Lot 20 ............... .............. ' U n k n ow n ............. — ....... 3.11 F O R E S T L A K E RUMDIVIION A* R e c o r d e d la Pttti B a ok No. 4 P a p e S S rm laa )e Cod a lp R ecord *. L o is 1 and 5 _________ U n k n ow n - ................ 5«t I x t 5 5. and II ... U n k n ow n --------------------L ot* 30. 31. I I and 43 U n k n ow n ................... — *£•»* 1« l n 49. 53 and 53 ... © n k h ow n -------------------- * 13.17 M rN K IL’ S O R A N G E V IL L A A* R e c o r d e d la P la t B a ok Na. S P a s * M S em la ole C o a a ly HerOrdA. I^it 10 ....................... U n k n ow n >--------------- 13 47 H 3.4 o f E 4 o f le t 26 nnd NW 4 o r ' KK 4 o f l e t 24 U n k n ow n ......- ............ .... 1« »7 l e t 20 ............ .............. |L 34. M orrison ................ 24.49 If I-A L T A L IT T L E ACRES Aa R e c o r d e d fa P lo t B aok Na. d PA*e S4 Sem laale C o a a t y R e c o rd * . L ots 2 nnd 9 B lock E U n k n ow n ............... 1.75 L ot 2 B lo ck P ............ U n k n ow n .............. LIS l e t * I, 4 and 5 B lock a ......... ....................... U n k n ow n - ......... —....... .. 3.71 L ot* 1, 1, 3. I. 7. R. 9 U n k n ow n _ 6.94 and 10 n i o c k U W U o f RE U ( l e s s E H o f RE S o f N H nnd E H o f NK tt o f 8 4 ) and SW n .' R Rphaler . t* o f NE ti ............ U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n k n ow n U n know n U n kn ow n lfn k n o w n U n know n U n k n ow n U n know n U n know n U n know n U n know n U nknow n U nknow n 24, ST and ss Block H. J. Iteltrr U n k n ow n — - ...... — U n k n ow n — .................... U n k n ow n ------- *—— •U n k n ow n — .........- ......... II U n k n o w n --------- — — ~ U n k n ow n ............. — •• U n k n ow n —— - — • U n k n ow n ......- ..... U n k n ow n — -• A lta m on te H om e# Co, U n k n ow n ----------------U n k n ow n ----- ------ -----U n know n ---------- -----U n k n ow n -----------------• U n k n ow n -------------- — U n know n .... .. 6.4 ft *q In. 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C am pbell C a th erin e l U f o r d -------E u g en e Or* a L TA BO N T Ir a lw U rn A* S e e e r d r f l* P la t Bw t« » l» S w eet* A n derson ■ ' ....... 50 C arrie C ollin* to U n know n to- El l*a Norman-t, «4 • UalfboM® -----9 . ■■ U n kn ow n 1 U ftk oow a t U n k n ow n ■ A H M >m N O o o d ip a D r. B . U • U n k n ow n C A le s p o d e r U oCall U n k n ow n g e m la e le C a a a ly K*e*rd*. M Ik Lot * B lock A ---------• Lot l B lock U ......— . A L K N A D IIIA OH O VIED O Ao B eoa rded Nem taole C ok *ty W 40 ft of the Church Imt ............................... l,ot 4 B lock A ............ t. Unk now n Unk now n AIR IS. 14. 25, IS. 36, ta ! » fllen n TTi 1^ , a U n know n Unk now n U n know n *t» i f to iiB io c k 'r .i l ji filst l\ lle n r y E G. J, B arn ett et al L. W . Heed n a y A. T r o v llllo n A. L -C a rU r ------- ... i W . B. T o n n e o f b e e H to b e e — B e * 7 4 ch W o f N E C or o f N W U o f H g y ^ ^^ Run a S l T f t K* 107 ft N I I I ft W 117 ft N S73 tt W to b e e — B e* 7 4 ch W ot HE C or o f NW 4 o f H 4 , , . Hun N.S43 f t ’ i ' 12 6 ft H 225 tt W 40 ft R 110 f(-\ V to b e e B e e - 71 yd N o f RW C or o f SW U o fS R H * Hun oh yd K 4 chi N 10 ch W IQ ch B to b e* .... n e e RW C or o f RE 4 Hun N 70 yd E to R. A. U Hy RW on tty 145 ft W to tV lin e o f A. C. L Hy RW on name to b e e tl.eeR n y ) ................. H 4 o f W 4 o f RW 4 o f NE 4 ............ H tt o f N 4 o f N E 4 U n k n ow n ----------- P U . * * * I IB D l o c l f c T ra ct M U n know n U nknow n £ { « } J® j® S ! 0Pb J? U n know n Lota 1 to i t B lo ck 11 U n k n ow n R O B E R T L BETTS* AD D D1TIO N T O A LTA M O N TE 1 la* B o o k N o. S P a c e s M a a d S f ~ - - I a i I m 13. 14. IS. an d H 4 o f L ot IS n io c k A ..........................•-----U n k n ow n .......— .— ... . 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It S 4 S That W I | ~ n ioek ~ B " T r a c i I II an d 17 B lo ck (T r a c t IS -----------I i an d I B lo c k B (set IS ..■■■■-. 15 B lo ck A T r a c t Description Of Land D escrip tion o f L and 1 .... * 1 A. ,J.. M cC ullsy � 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, June 23, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/47cffa146f7cc2dc5d9759f801a98dd1.pdf 1cac7df3c17d8c1aa756b1cc6ea349a7 PDF Text Text Heart, Ii * ''' ,{•“«.i- Uit' in am TuttM , J.V ;ihi * irTT". TST Pttigraiti.Of Fitat D ay Ifc Ahhriunced HOUSTON. Tex., June 25.— (INS)—-Th©- koyrtotc speech of RBI Claude O. Bowers, temporary chairman, will feature the first day’s session tomorrow o f the Democratic National Conven­ tion. The tentative program, subject to last minute, changes, wss as follows: the convention meeting at noon. Convened by a fc tis C a s t Clem Shaver, (democratic nat­ ional chairman. Prayer follow­ T » u p r e m c C o u r t l n ) ed by. singtilg of “ America,” by audience. Keynote speech rt T o P reven t .y'Claude G. Bowers, temporr chairman of the convention. Be option of resolutions ap­ pointing credpomiing the me rejolutlons, rejoiuriuns. treu* rntials, Organisation and. rulaa. committee. Adjournment un­ til Wednesday morning, to re­ ceive reports of the commit­ tees. lig h t e n W ill R fe q u e s t ■M gBotidSale: [igh Tribunal To Get AppealJuly 13 O r& l A r g u m e n t s F o r H ig h -C o tir tH e a t in g t t H SENATORGOODING !R DIES OF ILLNESS 1Id lin g idst in1 his first ffo rt to block the Bale o f ity refunding uonds by in^rvention prycccdingH, E. H , , * r a £ L . -recelvcii for. thejr-. not In .......................... _ _ _ _ — * Tn n n FOR ROBINSON 3U Legion A n d Auxiliary To Am undsen Is *u FORGES AS'pait I o______________ f a state*wHe survey County deport may be turned Iq on .« . nndOcted by the American Legion. schedule time. • it; S S S l S a V o f Florida, member*of iperate Ca.mpul«nToChed< 2,000 Name* Already Mated th© Compbell-Lbsnlng peat- and I f minority New York’s Executivelsln JACKSONVILLE,^ June 26. — r Pawl- gion Auxiliary of thi* city *“ l“ Overshad Full Swing TodayAsHogla Partial reports from less than half making every offort to Hat crip inn !Afl bllitles F . OfDemocracyEnterHoualon the committees in the state bring Nominee children, cripplfcd adult* and Vlce-Preslilpn 4ho total o f crippled .children, crip­ BRin!,' .’according lV an annou pled adults and -blind on the lists Plan Consolidation ment today. • of the Amorican Legion survey sired t i e Co-operation of tho public In W ord O f O pposing Forces close to 2000. according to Judge edrfafc information nbout crip B a c k in g H as Sm l W. S. Criswell, chairman of child In Sanford la urged by member special committee headed by the welfare in the department of Flori­ Rcm nhnlRofRustyM cAdooM aSome Party Leaders,However. bv chlne. R adical D ry sA n d T h c Rev. Mortimer Glover and includ­ da. Believe Jim Reed MayTakfc ing Mrs. Elsie Knight, Mr*. 84 A rather hasty report shows thil Antl-Tam m anylteH Join Up mare than half on the Hat are crip­ Position A s Running Mate ley Walker, F. E. Gatchel andlu pled children, . ..... - , . areooling . _ to the HOUSTON, Tex.* June 25. Stowe ___ ‘ b & U d and desperHOUSTON, Triaa., June 26.— The purpose of the survey lg'-° judge, this being the c l w that the ( was primarily Intended to isr*s»i , o ,th.. A fast moving and ever growing assure every cripple and blind cluld survey rpach. ate campaign to “ stop Al Smith a chance for treatment, education vice-presidential boom for Sen. Reports will come In faster dur­ waa on full swing today us the imd beneficial training In annual Joseph • T. Robinson, minority session at Coral Cablos thla apring ing Crippled Child week and it is hosts of Democracy poured Into leader In the United States Senate, the Florida legion organisation hoped that by Juno 30 every ll*t Houston for the convention which todny overshadowed the spirited voted to take-up this work, regard­ will have been completed and turn- opens tomorrow. ed by many oa the most important oil into Judge Criswell. It became over -Sunday an Those first and Incomplete reftask yet unuew undertaken. Democratic -presidential . ticket, nuk it it haa has yat vn. " • n coi Urn u„ Plans Are Made For Stands Out AmortfrConvenllon Hordes As ExponentOfllar•*fa tnonv Should Internal Con­ tentions Threaten Success Italian Comriu HOUSTON, Tex.. Juno 25.1 Dirigible Is PI — (INS)— Mrs. Edith Bolling U nder Doctttift Wilson, widow of tho Worid War president, may become the Juon LONDON, Junb20.-^j of Arc o f the Democratic con­ vention ahould Internal. strife —('apt. a threaten success of the party s missing Norwoglan wnrfare. • has been located by . .She stood out today in tho con- ‘ 7 ~ vention -throwg*-•** exponent [Sian luo^breakbf tho NoveraW. offonalvo. Hav rescue ot sort of .fighting »ha;»e all of tho received the greatest popular ac­ panions according to elements of the party that aro tbday claim of apy incoming notabloa, Ihrtf——h' --. his attorney r, . opposed to the nomlimUon or tho Mr*. Wilson apparently was In change Telegraph filed ttotlce or Oppenl to the New York governor—the favorite position to wield great power over from. Tarls this quired In addition to Information u p tim e court o f F lorid a., widely promoted. It was being as to parents or guardlkh, address, eon manager*, tho remnants or contending forces. The spirit of quoting an uncraflftB' GOODING, idaho, June 25.— quietly whispered In the hotel S. R. -D ighlon. representthe old McAdoo machine, the radi­ Woodrow Wilson, already In *vl- report printed by the Mvn description of disability and name ig Mr. Ashcraft, will take the ap- Idaho's Junior senator, Frank R. lobbies that Roblnaon had U»e per­ cal dry*, and the antl-Tammnylto*. dcnco in pre-convention activities, pf Informant. The committee hopes cal from , a decision , recently Gooding,* one of the state’s moit sonal endorsement of Gov. Aured All were agreed today upon tho raced through the convention L’lnfonhatlon. While from King’s Bay B] nnded down by Judge Wullacc potent political ' figures, died nepe E. Smith, ami that If Smith woti to complate Ita work at tba UXUcommon objective of “ stepping est possible dale so tha SeMlnolo hordes with her arrival. gen has coun- tho report th y. Wright in granting l>m motion yesterday afternoon, o f an Illness the presidential nomination, Robin­ Smith'', hut none could furnish the Displaying reticence when ques­ f City Attorney George A. Do­ from which ha hkd bean suffering son would be his running mat*. formula by which thl* could be tioned concerning the presidential eral Umberto Nobllo and a her of tho Italia crew ttle * to strike the petition or for several months. He receutly Friend* o f tba Arkansas Senator Accomplished. nomination fight, she did* express be Troian), an engineer, Intervention filed In behalf of the underwent an operation In < th© openly predicted hla nomination Sunday conferences, somo or tho hope that the convention will ,ank receiver, who, acting In the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn. on the first vlce-presldentlal balwhich did not break up until dawn, bo harmonious. Close friends Indi­ board tbo Citta Dl Milan* Senator Gooding, wllo is a Re­ ole of • taxpayer, sought to pro stele Into the hotel windows this cated that she was agrcoablo to tho under the care of tha ship’* kept the sale of $425,0(J0 In bonds. publican, first won phiihintnce aB morning ll.-splbil in little real nomination of Gov. Al Smith and geon, after having been saved In the Inner council chambera, I Pauls of tho Intervention put!- governor of Idaho during the wild however, another name was ,whlsprogress. Tlio bitter endors and might openly declare for hlih a lingering death in tho Jon was the alleged Illegality oi daya when “ Big Bill" llaywood waa pered—U\at of Sen. J»mes A. the test ditchers against Smith should tho anll-Smith coalition white wastea of the Artie were confering all oyer tbe town, force a “ bltter-cnd’’ fight In th? heroic air rescue which .the bonds. U was set forth that being triad’ charged with Implica­ Reed, now a vigorous candidate _____ . down In hsltory aa ono of tha tion in thp. murder. Of Governor but looming far above tho talk ItUe City h*d not compiled with for the highest honor. Some Inconvention. masterly achievements of av . . . . Ithe statutes by the Inclusion of Frank Stedenberg. Methods To Influence News­ was tho undiBputcd fact -lJD.it fluentlal party leaders said Reed She, too was said to loolr teith Both Nobile and Troian! His unflinching demands that could have the vlce-praitdsntlal LertsJn.i claims, that the City hail paper Publishers To Favor Governor Smith will have a clear disfavor on tha candldac- of Sen. llaywood and nla alleged a^cotnmajority of votes on the first bal­ James A. Reed., of Missouri, who lloved to be seriously Power Companies D escribed I violated this law In attempting to domination by merely B fc n lfm C lly -W ld e In Of Cliy-Wlde 1 vestIga K Irkfund obligations ‘ hat wejx> part plices be brought to trial deijiite his willingness to run with Smith, At Federal Investigation lot and probably two-thirds if fought the League of Nations Tho engineer was hurt when G ra ft A n d P a y roll P ad d in g almost dally threat* against hw tho convention on tho second or Covenant which Woodrow Wilson Italia crashed to tha tea ret, due and that it sought to refund ----should the Now York governor WASHINGTON* June 26.— third ballot. Figure as they would presented to the Senate. Th* popu­ morning o f May 25. No! debts for which Urn ;rodlt of tho jf,, won him a firm place lo th* cm- become the preelckmtlal nominee. NEW YORK, June 25.—^he suffering from a crashed —and did—tho antl-Sinltli people municipality wd* not pledged. u..|te*m of tha. people of the state. Snch a combination wou|d parallel first prison sentences in the city? Methods, Including “ bock slop­ larity of tho late president wan Just how ho sustained his al,,Mr. Following twq term* a* goternor, could not get around It: ping,’’ used to influoneo news­ wide liiv***Tig*uun tnto Kraft^and . /. With the notice of aPP e*W ~ tlte action Of the Republicani Con­ personified by hla widow, and Wan * Mr. Gooding returned to direction vention named Sen. Charles Curtle payroll poddlpg In the Btreet Leadership iu tho final drive shown when more‘ than 1,000 peo­ lc» bat not Jsoon revealed. Dlghton a>so ri»ed. an assignment * paper editors in Tennessee to The marooned men ware o f orirors, which formally asserts of Kla sheep business but In 1018 for the second place, p«*t after Cleaning Depaltment werei lm- publish power companies’ publicity against Smith aoomod to rest to- ple waited over three hours for cued by the Swedish 4' 'Ml Daniel C. Roper, an old naied Friday by Judgo Albert returned once .more to political ac that the court erred in granting Herbert Hoover defeated him for Captain Tomherg. flying tire r ° W In tho Bronx County Court. to defeat itevernment operal1**' lieutenant- who ha* in the arrivul of hor private-car. the motion to strike ahd nerrvullng tlvity as candidate for the senate. the presidential nomination.* Throngs lined tho strerta to motored Junkers .plana Uj Wiliam J. Oawald. former dls- of Muscle JShnnla were descrll— lernnl rttvenue commissioner in Elected. In 1920. • «. the jwtltlon of Intervention., Tho catch n fleeting glimpse of her as Spurred on by urgent ret) There were a good many dls trlst superintendent In the Bronx, So-tlay liLthe Federal Trade Comtho Wilson admlnlstration. An ar­ she was whisked o ff to meet many IU was again defeated by John ra are returnable on July U, senters, Including some of Smith’s was sentenced to.front three-to U* mlAsloh’a utility investigation.. from Noblla that the lea, date on which the case will F. Bugent but ran again in 1020 closest friend*, to a Smith and years in Sing Sing for greUd l a r ­ Guy P. Nowberp, pf Na*hvllle, dent dry, snd a skilled politician engagements already arrang«4 hi*. presented to the and waa awept Into office with tho ' formally presented Reed ticket. It was protested that ceny Jn connection w [thtteteyA - tnUeXor o f t ie TheWtelte-JWui Harding administration. suA a: ticket :Woulri ho too wet dWg..of pay»Wte i " ° i ° S 5 r Service Information Duriiau, testi­ Aa senator he was especially in­ _ eh-ftlr -Mir-Aakfraft will and would fall to ^coguiae the Avenue garage.^ Wiliam J. Loug- fied that the first place of Im­ tlmoa during iho past 24 houni ment of tho castaways. • "M terested in. freight rates and was hced, forenmn o f tho garage, whose have JO d»y« after July 13 -In eating tho convention hall and following of Woodrow Wllsbn. portance for the utility publicity He landed on a moving^ have gone tne nnti-Saloon League confession exposed the operation* which to prepare a brief of the prominently connected with severThere’ wH* a largo Hold of ac­ of the Bronx rlng.\qf Ar*‘ ier* “ ” l1 organisations to obtain contracts peoplo, numerous friend* of McA­ heard tha name of Woodrow Wll of le«, hovering o ff the I rase and uttorneys for the City nl rate bills. He was chairman of was with the newspaper* und doo—and even Sen. “Jinx’ Reed, of son cheered to tho coho; helped Straits. The Injured men Will have fivo days more to. file a tire special senate committee that tive candidates, however, In the precipitated the Unvertigatlon, their editor*. He declared that Mlsouri, who lUm li next to Sputh open Houston's .convention Lj*pl given first aid treatment sentenced to from one and a hair race for the running mntn honors. brief In answer. Oral arguments investigated living conditions In ke had urged the other Southern tidily house and met scores of the quest before another to threo years In prison. Benja­ will be requested by Mr. Dlghton- the Eastern coal fields last winter. Of these, the names of Rep. Cor­ min I\ Stoebor, Uugheed s as- utility publicity organisation* “ to In delegation strength, and In Democratic leader*. dell Hull, of Tennessee, Evans took them to tho Cltte Dl He was brought here last Tues­ call thecountry editors by their whom rosU real hop® tho eo-ch1Uh1 It was announced this morning. Mr*. Wilson enmo to Houston slstant, received a sentence or first names and slap them on the "allies" have ultimately ‘ tipping Woolen, of Indiannu, Gov. Vtc day following the operation June Progress of tho case has been with Mr. und Mr*. Hugh Wallace. which Is in the vicinity of from one to two years. Lou Sntith. . 4. hack*” watched with eon*lderablc public 4. He lapsed into a*coma this morn­ Donahey, of pbio, former SenAdmiral Cary T. Grayson, former Island. “.'ml » P&SW Tomherg then mado anot Tlio aim, tho purpose and th.’ White House physician, and on tho Interest. Notice of an appeal con­ ing and It became apparent that Gilbert M. Hutchock, of Nebraska, and turned wltAeaaea^ fo r the Cites Sucres* a* “ B»ck Hlapper" flight to the Noblla encarapr “ Without the friendship of gonl of Die dlSHontert* /Was ex... firms predictions that had boen his death was only n few hours and Rep. Henry T. Rainey. «f prosecution ugi»ui»v train were Bernard Baruch of Nov. Illinois, were the most frequently Charles A. McGee, BMlUnt sup­ newspaper editor*,’’ Newborn said, pressod by Rojicr himself thte York and Goovrnor Ritchie of to rescue the othor four at made frequently within the past AWAY* member* of the Italia’s wo ' erintendent. McGee was acquitted. “ I don’t think that any buslnes* morning us follow*: "Tho ole Maryland. Though hi* death was believed tb mamtionad. few day*. Outcome of the appenl can succeed." He added In reply ment* of the convention which are his plenoovcrtumed. In attimptii Three Show Nd Emotion Sen. A)bon W. Barkley of Ken­ have resulted from -cancer of the Is awaited with even, greater In­ A box in convention hall ha* The sentences were pronounced to questions by Robert L. llenly, convinced of the necessity of sav­ to make the difficult landing. his generally poor tucky, George L. Erry, of Ten­ terest .than was ahown in the intestines. chief commission counsel, that been reserved for hor, by Judge Cohn In-a crowded court­ It was reported that he nessee, U uls G. Stevenson-of Ill­ ing tho Democratic party from hedlth, caused in jyirt by overwork, opening skirmish ■of the legal he had been partly successful In scaped uninjured but details inois, soli, o f tho late Adlal bter- room folowlng the usual pleas the ’back stepping1 of Tennessee nullification of th© eighteenth coittributcd to hi* condition. FAMILY AHI’ HIXIATKD tattle. J. -:r . - ■' .’ nitomeys fo**Lth® i hr^ toS hi* second attempt did not rm amendment- and from Tammany His Illness prevented his attehr ensow, running mate for Grover by Oswald, Lougheed and Steebar tdtton1 control of tlie federal government, Cleveland, and Itep. \\, A. Ayrea. A direct connection between the at the Republican national CHICAGO, Juno 25.— (1NS>— whether or not he waa able heard the sentences with out vis­ R oosevelt Chosen A s dcnce of Kansas, were boosted by active sro In agreement upon tho course Tennessee Bureau of the TciinesOvercome while thoy slept, Joseph right hin pl*no and convention at Knnsas City. ible sign of emotion. . •m Pres* Aassoctetlon was dis­ of procedure to ho followed Iu tho Noel, 45, and his *reifc und tholr again fer the qu*»L followersSo, too, were WllUMk Shlith F loor Leader Oswald * was sentenced flr**when Nowbem !•»«*•« rlffht#** Of the 10 misting mer Although a native of F.ngland, J. Bulow, of flfuth Dakota, fo^ Judgc Cohn.. aaW. that OawjUd closed three children wore killed today by that hi* awlstent, Hugh Hook, the Italia** crew, three, Tho nature of that "agreement'^ mer Gov. Ashton W. Hhallenberstodd convicted of r a n d arceny editor of “ The Manchester (Tenn.) fumes from a gas heater in tholr HOlifiTON. June 25.— (INB)— Frank R. Goodlnr often was de­ und tho “ course of procedure home. Nod ami children woro Italian navy commander* ger, o f Nebraska, Gov. H a w Fscribed aa a “ typical westerner." in the first Franklin D. pooaeyalt. today wka Times,” as president of the assoc­ Hla progress a* a westerner may Uyrd of Virginia, Houston Thomp­ two other* had pleaded guilty- iation and also n ..rice-presldcnt wan u conference then* ut 1 A. M. found fully clothed upon a bed. and Mariano and tho selected floor lender °f The court pointed that while be said to have itarted wnen he be­ son of Colorado, Rep. W. W. Has­ Oswald had held an Important of the National Editorial A*sod- Tlio Mift&ourian wan in a btiUgt'r* The body or Mrs. Noel was found Professor Mnlgren, left Smith's forces at tho ent frame of mind oh ho climbed party almost a month National Convention which latlon. Doak wps paid $225 came a hopierffeuder in Idaho, en­ tings of Oklalmma. former Sen. on tho floor. trek over the les1for her* tomorrow. Announcement gaged In'the cattle business and In- James Hamilton Uwis and Su­ position won by M W j f J S * ?’ month for hi* services, Newborn into u toxlcab with ncvcrol of hU kmlnatlon he had P^Ved.false to manager*. “ I have entered into no that Roosevelt would be n com­ titfitpd hlniwlf•i®,polKlci And th# preme Court. • Jndge Loyd LWASHINGTON. June 25.— other seven were swept his oath of o t f c e bv **Tho testimony of Ncwbern and coalition, combine or comlnation, (INS)—Tho Senators nosed the .vlth thv gas bag of the 1 plete command of the fight on Thompson, both pf lUlnoi*. affairs .of the sigte. thrM, , . . r . •«».*? K i n . ' < £ documoat* introduced into tne he snapped. In reply to question^. the convention floor One woman wda In tho picture, money Athletics but In the ninth Inning whon the dirigible crashed, Eventually he- ranked as one of In concert with oiner*. w^- record from hi* offico file* al*o New Yofk governor the presi­ “ Missouri is hero for only one to win tho first gume of thalr were separated from too—former Gov. Nellie Taylor wuld bad gambled with tbe Jury the largest stock raiser* In the ifeveloped that public relation* thing"—to got all the votes it cun. dential candidate was mude by tho party. Ross, of Wyoming- The campaign doublo-hcadcr 3 to 2. George K. Van Namee. pre- con­ state, was electedgovernor U r two for Mrs. Ross w*S being waged and lost. *»d were carried on by hte organi**ed the evidence on which he was lion In colleges and high schools •*W© aro entering no ‘dvals’ in­ teriha and then United State* tenvention manager for Smith. f volving the presidency, possible on the .ground Utah she was u convicted. Judge Cohn amid. In l revealed that Influence was In addition, Roosevelt wm ator, t; , . » Looghaed’a. case. the ct^ rt "ho-,^end successful political leader and uaht' to bear oh the Legisla­ cabinet post* or anything else.” place Governor 8mlths n“ ™* b«' consTderaaott. bteause of h sicon- ture to prevent tho abolition of Thi* last remark referred to the that It was time for the Democrat­ fore the eonvantlon FOtlR PBOWN fesaluA and because activities of the Smith managers. thd Public Utilities Commission of ic party to blaae the way by recdate for the presldentlsl nomln^ EAST UNION, Tenn., June .25. ognislng women on the presiden­ Sid not attempt to perjure hlm­ that state when Governor Austin While “ tho allies'’ hgvo been busy tlon. Roosevelt nominated Smith on the stand. The e«n* eon- Pesy was in office. ... . cooking up troublo for the New at Madison Square Garden In — (IN S)—Four ' * persona, .wtrt tial ticket. Iter b6om, like nuip- aelf sld«ration waa shown Stoeber.. burled here todav and four othere York governor Ids frjeada 'have IU24 and also acted as .floor man... owe thejr life* te WiUlam Hmld, not been idle. They huve been do­ HOUSTON. Tex., June 25,— inti-Smith bloc. aimr. -f Cute expressed Intei scout matter of Brownsville, ing some cooking themselves n Former governor- Sidney J Catts, the lost 24 hours, principally with who declared he was her# In be­ agricultural plank of. v There a a ausplclon In llouston T«hn; who rescued th om w h en a carrying * , regard to the vico presidency. If half of the candidacy of Senator platform, saying farmer* ^ that Al idlth a picture hanging ih aldff significant. According to a relteturned over yesterday In BeaUjot In hU conflrwas reportod they offered second Reed, predicted today that Florida country dcmamUd ti> be J lobbies was snapped Uke. There were 9 In the p»ny. ble authority, ft was said, Robin­ place to Reed und that ho refused would go Republican for tho first equality with Industry and ■nation suit. son waa acceptable not on y [o / \0 to cqnsldor it. It waa also re­ time since 1870. If Al Smith re­ that he was working for Governoir SmUh hlmaelf. but to WASHINGTON, June 25. — ported tho Smith people offered It ceived the nomination rt tho aion of provisions tor tartli wv such ptrtatdMlng Democratic MEMPHIS. Tenn., June 25.— to protect Honda. enders and BmUh atippbrtew aa (IN S)— National Guard troopa <IMS)—Robert W. Stewart, chair­ to Sen. Joo Robinson, of Arkan­ Democratic Convention opening U n it e Florida’s Need* man of the board of Cmurnbla sas, who was more amendable to John W. Davla, Franklin D. Boote“ My ” h« aald. U than his Senator colleague. Bets ^ -H S m lt h grand Jury U d iy > b charge of were being made abotlt tbe lobby tariff ptktection against watt*, “ I’ll not «uPP°r t 4lW“ ' . . { of the Rice Hotel this morning might vote thi, Democratic ticket of tomatoes and potato** perjury. tho fight agalAat tha flood peon labor In Utelco, air threatens to break that the ticket to b# named four The action grew out or the ap­ which and leave him off, but 1 would or five day* hence will be Smlti* pearance* of Stewart before a Senh y 'b .l i h ( S tests fo r not vote for Mm, ■, J w sw sb sb and Robinson, Reed vehement y Sergaant R°h«rt L ^ J nomination, tha whole Smith o£, additional acre*. Ala investigation committee, hi* leva* CapUIn J. C. Hutchison denied he know anything shout Ip tha -Not gunixutlon would'ba -throw n,;,ft M 0nr ***•»"« m~~9 -iwas washed refusal to answer questions per­ tr, and the Reglmontel Medico. bellev© sue II woax above S' Robinson. • *•;-•. . o«- the 124th Infantry, tedd© to the. fJ!^h*0 Itepor statement, be said, ___ _ . mining to tba mysteriouf,. ht, and an 8 0 0 -foot sed to prq'out last nl, The talking poloU used to by Major lUlph K hed out below, thhl r nrt|l Trading Company, and, h.U, spoke for Itself. He refuted to at'the head of Ute t U w . .Kepubl)^ oO Calls .. ota RAMne*#’* candidacy is t k d vaaao wss was lied home yesterday goo* for elaborate upon It. declined to cans would) capry, officers aa M l Ste Ptefi*? Water l,y the . camp w villo where - thejr such had for the expert tbs Senator 1# • staunch IXemoeraL through 20 ,0 00 acres oi state what waa mount by thh froi known for Mid wide tb the rank fore the district, supreme court, element* of the convention men fifty to seventy p«r cent. ndanco at the amte?1 would qualify or since wei Saying he was a personal friend whan he waa acquHtod. ■ ni Florida oi the tha tioned by ltepar, and refusld to of Senator Re*!, the former gov­ vlctioo f f i and file of tb* party, lo w P^minent In tba, national Joseph • Stewart " Ur gt Campsay how far Missouri will go. If ca*a If jtHterd, Ms party,:a.proU*Unt, a dry. a counU. The first held that before at all, In combining with th© bitter ernor, recalled having one© lived "It won tho 8enate InvoatigaHw committee ©nders against Smith for m last In Alabama .*nd Middle Westerner by |?rt>* rtPhJr Sknford was repre was taxed to the limit to many pereonal friends M the ha bad denied knowledge of dlsand yat actually the son of a he largest number of than*. Gape near itorroundad BIB fight. ' , . .. Alabama and Florida delefatio™*' tlon of th# Continental Trading ditch Southern state. va,u* ^ It is one of the Ironies of poli­ * attend the camp, acwere expected to relieve other dtePrivate Uonard McLucae. iwen ticket, It waa argued would be hte men 1 ipony’s profit*, whereas » ’wj* tics that Senator.’ Reed Is forced aa»a o f where W commandlng olfi ty member* of the company qua!t m L d point* Mi tba White Rivet. charged he received tome of the to look for support here to the be found working in th* tutereat power to. hold the border stataa ,ny D of the Ma­ if led as mmrV»m«n,the nquir Tha rains which have fallen stead­ of the Mlasourl acnatiws candljn tba Damopratlc column, to pacl bonds, Th# other two . there were three ily fo r a weak have finally *«•••*• charges that Stewart dsnled be­ very elements of the parly with dacy on arrival here tomorrow, score for which.I* 225. In spots where f* the “ ‘ ............... men; while In the Troop* from Little Rock will b# fore tbe Senate conversations con- which he ho* so long been at odds. representing U vote* fr t to# was unwelcome During 0 .. ‘ Smith’s (Continued on page three.) ment there were in charge of the entire flooded area \ ticket In the csndng tba ContlnraUl company. ' . . end to 20 men . k. ' before thf and of the week, ' > . Hsiffr i page six.) (Continue m this city won *1 Stsvens. ■ f k camp ! 4l4t ^ " n oic (ft* vn^iWvOt, ^W ho nationally known Democrats - j j f te£^Tr^m n>urtlcaW «*«hiS^rth First flhlnHwTPromlnenceln the v,c^>’ r” 'd^ nl ‘a' ^ member* of tho local committee, Wild Days OfBMHaywood, in the ltoblnaon boom appeared to ua The >g8> >ex and ^ lm re­ succunttiH To liOngSickueas tho best organised and the most the survey his been worth whlT?|*a sufficient reward for the three months work we have put In on It. TJth legion, however, doea hot In­ tend to atop with the survey which merely Indicates the great amount oiT help needed by the crippled chil­ dren. We.muBt see that such help Is forthcothlng.” OFFICIALS GIVEN PUBLIC UTILITIES N SENTENCE WIN EDITORS BY EFT GRAFT “BACK SLAPPING” a tr™ «*? Sidney Catts Predicte Florida Will Republican If Al Smith Is Seh a s .ot& ..s r s v w i State T i i ^ s L ead Grand Jury Indicts Fight Against New Robert Stewart On Menace Of, Floods Charge OfPerjury ... Two Sanford Of National Guar4 Return HomeFrom Their n°°* M B K ^ «r**~** HI 1 S?®1 t fS S it fW * ‘Ay.. fc ) �THE SANFORD HERA D w rtptlon Of band ii c fa U < (Continued Prom • b F [ 1 i Hri' 1 Hr r ■ \• ■ ■ li/ . i f v/ • IS 21 IS SI 31 <*' » 6 SI ' 1* TV. II. Drowning •• (i Jl 1* SI 2 If. D. I-attlrnrr 6 Unknown 1 II — ;y * U B J • •« ■ * I In Vincent 10 Prnnk Ifyora ___ S K. n. 'Swnnnon . Unknown 20 iikpohuku Sini In Colony N. O. Swun mm } r: * lxit 1J6 ....... ............. SB U o f NK Vi ..... 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P; XVlIlinmnoii I 31 la uranga Navwl Ktoiru Ce i raoupiy in e snpes you ore w ea rin g, , • f f ' HW U .... 32 of H K ^ o f HK • „ , . ;' of NWsM and S. » ’ ■ft Jk of l»Ik« o? N if U of HW X’laeent nttreed N . ^ 11 HAT awful agony of swollen 8 . 3 . 8 . conquers rheumatism! The joints find Inhumed muscles— rich, rod, lighting blood that 8 . S. 8 . that miserable pain and torturous helps Nature build brings nano and Buffering, wo call rheumatism— comfort to every gore, awoliuu Us* what la It? , auo In your body. Here's what It Ihi It Is the result And thl* groat 8 . 8 . 8 . goos right qf waste products and Impurities In tho blood! linpurltloH that gat thu nn helping Naturo hujld more aijd upper bund becuuso tho system Is more red cells' until your wbolo Starving for want of healthy, rich body Is tingling with life and vibrating f ^ rod blood! But you Just just cloanso yc ycu. „...od with vim, vigor u n d f ^ ^ # k 1 and build up the red-hlood-cells vitality. Yon /eel h k e l X X X ) and watch (ho rheumutism vanish! yuumelf again, O t S. 8 . S. right X. / Why. 8. S. 8. will aid Naturo put ho many millions of rod-bluod-cells in now— build Up your " your nystom that tho Impurltlen Mood to where II in pure, m l and i Uiat cause your rheumatism are healthy. S. 8 . 3 . Is the auro wuy. driven out— they cau’l aland pure, All druggists Bell 8 . 8 . 8 . Oet the | S**1t>i* Itl/wl lartrcr bottle. U’u *" moro economical. 2U» * jiU r 3 ** t W t l •o tH lsV ?* ,, „ ASIEVDliD PI.AT OP IOXVA’ ItttM tar. tag Riw-iiisat 5 to Vincent lletrced I'tmn'kwii n. V. l.odkey Unknown X> H e r a N M I n P i n t Honk rmloolr r«MNI> Urropda. lllk y d ll liH \, **rown m ni K. ilrown T‘ ° ' .r« • U l l l * 3 $ M iS uxaubck b * T* Semlnnkr C aaaty lU r u n l* •< . life** jty) l 4»t *i . tjot 107 ....... J f .ft ' NK ft «tf NUu ft . is 2i * i? Hi ilH.M *««l K N rft nr s w X4 .. . ' or: the dress o r suit . \ w ell-know n advertised m akes, and you a re proud o f then*, T 3C 2 30 4 What is it — anyway? ° ' * . ne nom e. O n the floo r a re ru g s a n d r u g s an d linoleum — the Is a re exten sively advertised . * •» r # _ W h a t about th e kitchen? | • b etter . i ran ges, hot w ater heaters, dish and clothes w ash ers, cook ing Is— practically ev ery th in g you use is advertised. Y o u buy s because you have confidence in th em . Y o u know th at a m 11 :. K,.J» of KK ^ ° r HW H H NB*ft ofI nlv HK ft ... % r nNi5'u 1,1 NK u ’ il " f H'V '4 and » jk N i*, o Sf f HK 14 o f MW A d v e rtisin g is one fo rm o f insurance, H i? o.U Of \ U rt '» V! NR H"XV NR, K of hi: The last breath they ever take of NK 14 of N tv n i HJO ft ft' He* N"u^NN Of HK “ f ?? ’t Itun xv (6 0 f t N (13 f. 1* 1*0 ft H 113 ft, Death to • flies . . mosquitoes . . and roaches R*>!» Ot NH X» Of HIV L A C K Flag doesn't wait for niesorm oxquitoct to com e to it. It goes to them— and kills them. A nd gets every one o f the pests. N ot one escapes this deadliest o f insect-killers. B As for roaches, ants, bed-bugs, fleas and moths —it completely rids your home o f these pests. Black Flag contains a secret, vegetable ingredient that they breathe— and die. It is absolutely harmless to humans,and animals. T ry it. T w o forms, equally deadly—-L iq u id and Powder. At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder I5 c up. 3" (" X’ lmvnt ,lj*tr.Ni j . I , IllUler VI- I? ot « » M Of •WI-. X4 ....................... ]| r m t.t'O T 4 Aa k . r . , 4 , . , 1L it's liiork a Alra. Ida llrunilvy ........ 17.«( a BraUMiW i * u n i » .... Mg* *• * knd • Itlor k T. XV. M .i 1 l i w M»l* • DTo*k Uokaqwn .. l^»t 4 Dlovk H .. ........ u nknow n Unknown ....... ^ pe t4 S ? .ofVHKi ft8off NK H ,: H I t gives you a fe e lin g o f 'M>» i uuo k a • N o a m r u n .i o ta a « h. Bawl! I-pt It lllork P ... .... e f e v j r s ,- ? „ « a,s« . .... ; fo r th e ^ p in t L IQ U ID Unknown Unknown' tokBqwn Unknown Lit 14 Ittnrtr M f..... Uoroiby N. ItrynolUa U « * »m4 N 1, u f Isit* Im i 4 411044. ' V|r4.4 BU I , ^ , In Nat I UokMwn knksnwn Uonoly H t'OAB I, 3 * ii4 ‘ S 111,1,-1. j-4*! * riioi-k'A ui'Mtk n JEL Mar « w i t . . ...... . »\- .... ’ • ’■ ■ *• “ t.ukuowu Vlik nqwii * R _____ ..... ... W. I*. Amirion ___ ___ POW DER L IQ U ID ■ KILLS INSECTS ence ad sa fe ty when you ask fo r an advertised brand, fo r ypii know ! • g e t the quality and service you expect T h e nam e is tfie gu a ra n tee. The m ore you read A dvertising the m o re you will know about hum an } Y o u will becom e well posted in abjiost e v e r y line o f hum an endeavor and ju d g e of values, R e a d in g a d vertisem en ts is a fin e habit. a canny C ultivate it �\ .-,*vT X '■X h' K ‘w w ti*’J,v\ta-': I Im tU'HpUtftfi, v»ilit. *< :t> 1 TH E SANFORD .»ti,r . Vitim *rfisrpSw B . usiness 1 .... *» 1 . . P ick ■a * »sI* 4*U p .. . * - » C»»- ------^ K l. ^' JC-*'JWi ft*VtfSWfi "jr 'T “ F-Sf rfbw»jOTuwmto«*i. ra n ra u a ea i w m n > n m s JHU >ifT* D A Y S O P BECKE3R Hot w ith er If her? and tljne to tirade•In yofct' oW V dkf'btore yt , anst&gu j ii\ •purchase price-«f on a -new ga» - rang a . while, you E lto n j . M o u g h t o n * tfhrsrof*yia**i2*i#( ih w T y o r k HERALb TRIBUNE can get a good pricW for your m W e have been considerably interested during the past the ballance. Sanford old stove. Sanford Gas Company A rch itect week in w atching the courageous fig h t o f th e D aily N ew s pany. 1Q6 Magnolia Ar i S j f ST, Not lines the murder of Her* jump on the Tunning board o f %n 106 Magnolia Avenue,—-adv. “ n-for#, 1 to oust from his luxuriotlB hom e on Palm Island, and the man Rosenthal by four gunmen automobile, stalled In th^ heart First Nat'l Bank Bldg. «r confines o f Miami, that notorious C h icago gangster, “ Scar- who shot him in front 6fc'a hotel ijf Manhattan Island in broad Sanford, Fla. K ftnM AND.L, fa ce” A1 Capone. T h e News, unm oved b y th e Chicagoan’s in Waat Forty-third 8trtf<<t has daylight, and pouT five ehota Into reputation as a m achine gunner and bom b thrower, has .there been such a public killing a rival gangster is sufficient p L ,f t ? ft f * J« p 1 am in a position to been ham m ering aw ay In its three editions a day in an ef-» as that of Edwin Jergr in Herald commentary on how the under­ BB R D B io x ir n w n A f n handle your aatomobUe world regards tho Police Depart* Square Sunday afternoon. The line Vr»ir _______*TJK> fo rt to impress upon thq people o f Miami th e m enace which *■U M»m41m ------ ------------ f i r top, dosed car and seat two crimes have much in common. mont. Nothing that Whittemore <%>> % hr**- H m l b .............................. Sl.TS the presence o f this character creates. Both were made possible by the. and his followers over attempted Hr Carrier 9* r W « * k ....__ M .1* covers repairs at n very The interest which we have in this contest, due to use o f automobiles to facillat* was bolder than this. Gangsters, T O S S I N G 'S reasonable charge.. Service r>»c Mrrnld. tanlprrfV its rem oteness and the lim ited range o f - autom atics, is the escape o f the slayer or'slayers. because of the risks incident .to lalMM* M P f. . (« Gaa material and workmanship Oil E'-iOan*! 'X rtn S-rrvIcr, s 3 t IjU ( i Q U I C K S E R V IC E Both were the result o f disputes their trade, keep carefully ; in­ same as In past. Estimates ■ b a tU a slight, but we do feel that every newspaperm an in Florida !«■ .l l t l t t m i r r l a i ’ formed as to the efficiency of in the underworld and both had and every other person w h o has been reading th e Miami, TRANSFER , 1 ■4-W gladly, furnished. paper, ia w ondering w hy i t was so easy fo r the Los Angeles been obviously carefully >planned the police. They know what they Hauling, Crating Shipping, If,) beforehand. Tlje murderers of *an “ get awnjr with” arid what, it •Wxirf police to get rid o f Capone when he attem pted to make his and Storage. 0‘ 1 E A R L E T . F IE L D . i-il* -u'. . /Vp. j Rosenthal were capture!!” because unsafe to atteritpt Well mjiy p »— 4*a aei Wl «r e j« . hpnrife th ere' last winter, and w hy it should be necessary the- pviiee were -.famijiark mitji. the Commissioner Wdrren and In­ i P h on e ,4 6 2 -J M P h a n S7S J. P. O. Box 379 .fpr the Miami authorities to cry, “ W e can do nothing abou t1 Underworld gangs gs fchlch Wfcra then spector Coughlin be perturbed I t H e is w ithin his constitutional righ ts in m aking his largely concerned wkh gambling, about this Broadway murder. It ® p i i p Tho perpetration o f'th e Jerge was a braren defiance o f them hom e wherever he pleases as long as -he does not violate . i jmiooftt ita |<nU rrkleA K lvllt Mlk *» •f 'I' murder i«t credited to .a crowd of and the men Under tnertl. And ' f loca any o f our local statu tes.'’ tf-t t t FI rr rjfwAn1 jw M lt <• bootleggers-and;'narcritlo peddlers, unless the murderer Is caught a p t It • • ( a a b *« fto tla * Up to the-present tim e, 6o fa r as w e have been able to u rd rt U v r r l/ r a b a o h ilr lr and punished gangsters every­ rOwa Hr H eitaiunhn, rl<nOJlUn» >» M iwall m discover, Capone has not violated any o f our laws. He cam e who make far more profit from those industries than was ever where in tho city will Ixf-1 embold­ i.* ? 2 s s z to Miami, so he says, fo r tho healthful e ffe c t o f the cli­ made from gambling. Inspector ened to carry on their private mate, and so everybody else says, to escape the unhealth- Coughlin is quoted as informing feuds with tho freedom of the MONDAT, JUNK 2J. ful conditions o f Chicago. He has purchased a seventy the detectivcg or tho Police Depart­ old vendettaPublic sentiment has been be­ they should have UlUl.fi TBRSE FOR TODAY thouwind dollar hohrce qn the m ost exclusive Palm Island ment that hind the Board’ of Estimate in In­ known all about the criminals B p ^IIK XtLKSSKl)— Now therefore — and the purchuse o f a seventy thousand dollar hom e, in whose interest Jerge was killed. creasing the police forco on tho these days, is not to be sneezed at by any m em ber o f the gfircpsi.Mi (into ine, 0 ye children: In that * he is perfectly right. theory that the public safety ful­ M or Mes- eil ara they that keep my realty board. He made the eyes o f clerks in M iam i's larg­ But Mr. Coughlin and Cimmis- ly justified it. But even though est departm ent store bulge when he ordered no less than sioncr Warren should also have the man killed Sunday was a Rtv j.v .-^Pro v. 8: S2. ■ W j PRAYER—0 Lord, our help us three thousand dollars w orth o f d rapes; and when he w ent known about them. Tho Police gangster like his slayer murder pu Tiiec, 't o a certain clothing store to m ake som e roth er extensive Department has or ought to have is not to bo tolerated. If this purchases, It was the m erchants o f the town w ho w ere wide opportunities to secure in­ murderer escapes it would be* BAJA CALIFORNIA formation o f what is going on hoove Mayor Walker to give up^ sold on him. in the underworld. 4 his trip to Houston and remain!1 But stories em anating from his old stam ping grou n d, R> Hliacbeth Coatoworth The fact that; any criminal, ^ what ia.ika, —In the Commonweal— in Chicago indicate that this m an Capone; befifiT a^nam aitojift^*1- * ' 1 Mwaw-vwif i n j 'h 'n ifti ••nl foRco Department. !' ■lire th% land that (To man con ju re with. He has been there^6o«KiJ^.___ thcreHacajsidt-.U-.r:r.;rrrC-• _______ 5* n v F r “ ' tiUsb ig to the W indy City, from N ew Y ork wherd he' was a well And tliers among the tumbled rocks known figu re in gang life. f> During this com paratively T H E H E R A L D IS F U S S Y .V^fhder unsbepherde/l the flocks; b rief space o f lim e he has built up w hat is probably tho TAMPA TRIBUNE ,Th? long' slopes of the roso-red largest and m ost successful bootleggin g industry in the W e a sk our m a n y cu stom ers to p lease be patient while §£ ’ hills • The Miami Herald is showing Herald wouldn’t believe It. m »H i fhteUed with hordes whoso lean world. The records Bhow that he has never been convicted We don’t think the Herald has a o f any crime, but the reports are that -his success lies signs of petulance. It calls on The iS/. ■sidaa w e are moving:. O ur store w a s crow ded tod ay a n d the iln-.v ncrer felt a human knee largely in his ability to stifle com petition by placing un­ Tribune to “ quit electing Doyle right to complain i f the compara­ V'Atu! on tho shorts of tha unflshed friendly racketeers “ on the sp ot” o r “ taking them f o r a Carlton/ It was known that Carl­ tively few Carlton papers, over­ clerk s w ere k ep t b u sy every m in u te. R em e m b e r the s a le is at. sea ride.” • ton was elected the Thursday after whelmed ns they were by the pre­ ' Fflovn tha white smother of its election, says the Herald, "and F ir st S treet Store, and N O T a t our new 116 P a rk A v e . Store. Ju st.w h a t Capone w ants in Miami, it is o f course im ­ everybody was satisfied." <We ponderance of "great dailies" of tidal. possible fo r anyone, outside his inner circle o f frien ds, to wonder!) "But The Tribune evi­ the state which were united for And there uncoil the sluggish say with any degree o f accuracy. It is p erfectly possible dently hasn’t heard tho news. It Huthaway find some pleasure in srtaketf • J5 that he has found in M iam i’s clim ate som ething he has still carries from one to two edi­ talking about his election. If the Along the brown of savage cliffs, missed in Chicago, and desiring like m ost o f us, to prolong torials almost daily, setting forth Herald's candidnte had been suc­ ;V» b’lnrk and red a s .hippogriffs our allotted span as m u ch .a s possible, he has decided to tho fine characteristics of the can cessful, there wouldn't have been AbiMil whose claws Ilia rent wave come South before rival bootleggers in C hicago pop him diaato whom it supported and to space on the Herald’s editorial tm-aka— j ' . On the other hand It is equally reasonable that he whoso nomination it contributed so page for nny other subject before m And h« wbo, - lonely, sees theso o ff. much." . Christmun. will n ot want to loaf all the tim e he is in Miami, and we thingn Wo object. The Tribune knew of w May knqw his inner spirit stirred. confidently expect that by the tim e the w inter season is un­ tho nomination of Carlton as soon ►t If Hoover and Smith are nomi­ D andy tw o-bar M oto-B ike bicycles !■(h'Iu'C his heart move Ilka a bird der w ay Capone will have a num ber o f establishm ents after the election as it was possible nated the drys won't have much W e have a large stock o f Eclipse and Lef^rs it spreads ita wings. w ith coaster brakes. ..The best made. where liquor is as good as any you can find at the court for it to be known, and told the chance, with a flood candidate op­ L ady Lawn m owers. Absolutely house, and where roulette is only one fo rm o f gam bling en­ people about it .Besides, Tho Tri­ posed to a wet— Palm Beach Post. R egular Price $44.75. guaranteed. There Is none better made. By tha way, Roy, what would joyed. bune told the people, including the you do if Capone moved to our Priced from Herald, of Carlton’s nomination a ‘ A scientist says the earthworm I f this is the case wo can see only two logical deduc­ week before the election, giving is the farmer's greatest friend. R em o v a l town T ■<* • K f v- - * t ’8 tions. The first is that business m ust be picking up in approximately the exact figures of Some candidates would dispute K The Fori ‘ Myers Press says Miami. W e do not believe that one o f Capone's sagacity his plurality—but, of course, the that.— Wichita Eagle. Sale Price r 4‘Jasi ia'Music." £Jvcn if played on and business acumen would deliberately pick out a city in H a saxophone T Jwhich to operate that was broke. And, in a w ay, we be­ H ere are a d d ition a l big hardware bargain offerings at our great HERE AR E SOM E N E W BARGAINS Columbia Bicycles Lawn Mowers $36 • * i', ' -------- v It begin! to look as If the Florida delegation, W order' to keep from : voting for A1 ’ Smith, will have to .decline,to ' vote, a t' , all.—Sanford Herald! And that long hot trip..— 1 i Leesburg Commercial. 1 t •---------- ro— -------\} A number o f cities on the West Coast have raised some seventeen ^thousand dollars,to assist in a big advertising campaign. They are go.mjr utter, more tourists and they vcr.l zs thut it pays to advertise oren when selling'so.intangible a ,LomeUiing as climate. , {/h V K . — -•— lieve Miamians will take it as a decided com plim ent to their financial condition that Capone would see in their city a lucrative field in which to set up his business. It fu rth er seems more than likely that th o s e 'w h o are in the same line o f business, Tony La M anchic w ho runs La Vida, K ingsley Fink w ho operates a join t on Flagler Street in the heart o f the business district, and Ed Ballard w-ho last w inter and oth er winters, has operated the Palm island Club, less than a stone’s throw from Capone’s new home, would be the most, upset by this Chicago m an's pres­ ence, They know that Cupone is too sm art to harm a lawabiding citizen— he would make the electric chair if ho did — but they also know that com petitors in an illegal business who threaten Capone’s suprem acy, haven’ t much recourse to law when the bullets btgrn to spatter. j Another thing: .When the Los lAngcies chief of police told Capone Su ggestion s For R etailers to Rave, .he probably figured he meant it, hut when the Miami chief W ithin recent years retail business has undergone said "Go", Capone undoubtedly thought about Ed Ballard’s place m any changes. E fficien t m ethods o f business conduct . *t.nd other gambling joints, and have supplanted the slip-shod ways o f yesteryear. M anage­ j 11now h6 was only kidding. m ent has becom e highly system atized to prevent losses that ---------- -------- k . i. Cobby e < Jones came within two trokes of Accomplishing what no . at: ol Lne in the history of the world cun lens boast. If he had Just sunk a couple V.4 f>f putts he Would have won the Nafc:.. * jcional Open championship, a feat 1 which would have put him in a l :’jtts by himself. But he Is that alcady, so why should he worry. i Jim Reed still thinks he has a - fighting chance. Cordell Hull hopes >1 to be vloe presidential nominee, *f Jq beaten for higher honors. Senator J George has no intention of with'V,! drawing in favor of A1 Smith. Yet t looks as if the only man who ' could stop the New York governor s, William Jennings Bryan and uncrtuhateJy in 1926 he took a nap <me day too soon after eating. — ■■■ o i Three young men set out from Washington late last week bound for Nicaragua.' Marines stationed (here, waiting for them,- received word, instead, that they had been ‘ k'llcd, when only, a short distance on their* way. 8evera] other fliers ha-« within the £a*t few months ra d a this trip* successfully, but very once in a while something , BBrtnd us that air- Of sunshine, and M 'suggested on sabre 'duels between editors would add considerable col* <r and public interest to political campaigns. On June 22 a news item announced fencing classes, «t the city ball, for men and women, commencing Immediately. That is certainly prompt action. But we personally have just discovered a lame wrist and anyhow we are not, ■in tho broader sense, an editor. Be' / <dee, at last reports we were fair­ ly good with a rifle or a pistol, and > h y try to be a Jack o f all trades ? . E. B. Tampa Tribune. Attu >P. A stick to your guns; : ja too much ajrexcise for were form erly incurred through ignorance and carelessness. W ork o f the employees has been laid out m ore uniform ly and more exacting standards o f salesm anship have been put into practice. E fficien cy , service and honesty have been m ade the objectives o f all progressive retail houses, w hether they be owned by huge chain organizations or controlled by fcidivduals. T h e store o f today is vastly differen t fro m that o f tw enty years ugo. Cleaner in appearance, offerin g better goods, prom pter service und m ore accom m odations, the re­ tail' house o f today presents thousands o f im provem ents over its predecessor. W ith numerous changes taking place every day, re­ tailers are constantly seeking m ore progressive m ethods. The Jew elers’ Circular, a trade publication, in a recent Is­ sue offers an interesting list o f rules fo r m erchants. The Herald reproduces them here with the hope that local mer­ chants m ay find some helpful suggestions In the conduct o f their businesses. The list num bering fifteen , is as follow s: 1. Keep your eyes on you r business barom eter — your stock records and accounting system . 2. Make your show window w ork hard f o r you. 3. Co-operate w ith the w orthy national adver­ tiser. Cash in on his advertising jn you r local territory. 4. Seek out attractive, new, quickly salable merchandise. 6. Buy wisely and a d ju st the volume o f b u y ­ ing to the demand. — 6. P q t human interest in your advertising copy, '. ( 1 7. A dvertise honestly, thoughtfully and frequently. 8. K eep inform ed on social, civil political, in­ dustrial and sporting events. Use them as selling occasions. 9. Study the m erchandising and advertising m ethods o f successful retailers in y ou r ow n and in other lines. 10. A dd side lines after careful study o f th eir &alability and adaption to you r trade. • 11. H ave a business library on you r desk. Successful retailing requires head w ork— th eory plus practice. 12. K now your exa ct cost o f doing business. Figure you r p ro fits p referably on y ou r selling price. . 13. P roperly classify everyth in g that com es into and evio-ything that p oes out o f you r store b y ~ intelligent system o f ‘ accounting. $10.38 to $19.90 OIL STOVES One D o lla r Gas Stoves Florence A u tom atic Oil Cooking Ranges w ith large built-in oven. W hite enamel finish. and R em oval S ale Price One Minute $60 00 Straight Razors and A large assortm ent o f Shum ate razors w hich sold fo r from $2 to $5. " A W e L o a n Y o u A B eau tifu l .. L eather Bound R em o v a l Bank These banks are handsom ely bound in red, gray, ivory and green D upont Process Leather. S ale Price Clark-Jewe? Range w ith three burners and oven and broiler below. While Enamel fron t. Regular $40.50 Value. R em oval 39 $ i Sale Price GOLF CLUBS SANFORD M cG regor Iron Clubs Regular $4.50 Value. A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Afrillried with the Atlantic National Bank of JackaonriUa R em o v al Sale Price .Best Fireplace Screens And Quality. Andirons $3 50 331/ 3% discount Clothes Dryers Clothes Hampers Ideal size clothes hampers for family use. Regular price $4. R em o v al Furniture Repairing S ale Price Refinishing i- Upholstering £ V -a U O By Factory fir )!* t i n o 'r •i - , * ■.’j* I a m o p en in g a shop in S a n fo rd an d will be equipped to handle a n y k in d o f repair w ork p rom ptly. P h on e 883 in care o f S m ith an d Jordan Inc., un til new address is announced. C . Killingsworth Corner First St. and Sanford Ave. 18 Best quality brown enamel finish roasters. Size 40. Regular Price $3.50. R em o v al S a le Price ¥ $3 A dju stable upright Regular $25 values. R em%oval • Sale Price Savory Roasters > .T g 3 / $29 98 F lorida Sanford, ■ 'U $54 18 Com e in and take you r choice o f colors. THE R em o v al Sale Price O pens a S a vin gs A cco u n t nj. Clark-Jewel R ange in W hite enamel with oven and broiler. Four open Immera. Regular price $64,50. $2 68 -* $16 98 ‘ f' Tppl CaseS ) iv.it . - R e m o v a l w. *"Sale Price at very ■r attractive Metal and wood ironing board cases you have always wanted, as vfcell as medicine ’4 it Carpenters ad mechanics Rr f i W ’I Regular $10 values, ..... . --cu »<'J *1 ’ U:* v* ;. j 11 j' jiUwOw l»*v»**’ •'' In our enormous stock you will find many useful items prices. clothes dryers. Extra special cabinets. Ball Hardware V �B would beEntirety filing trt »tan<J m a "plank similar to that adopted The'Las lh > iUL » • i- ■*.. MRS. FRED S. DAI GER, Society. Editor. Residence W Z mdar ‘ ^ -^ O N D A Y Program meeting of the Womjft Missionary Society of the qn t Baptist Church will be held it 3:30 o’clock at the church. A all attendance is desiredfit* Agnea tGuild 0f Holy Crosa httrch JgUl have social mealing l SsM^otlock ,at the WMsh |ou^ Hostess, Mts, Rollom’ L. an* and Mrs. Mortimer i Prater-Bifid iof the Pre mm* church Social and Inspirational meeting ’ tfc Bfcfllffterian AqgHiary.will. ►held »t *:00 o’clock. The pro•am will be in charge of the four >ung people who attended the Bung-people’s Confcren . at Win- :V y pledged to enffr;^ Ing smOea oahlnd mHny hands* ff Houston. J if) ^f>*t°! ,L .f* W . “The allies^ ha4e only thh faint •same. eat of hopes ,to “stop Smith** ,ias always been. Governor Smith’s Publicly, they are keeping uj .-redo. His friends would xathor bold front, but| privately they con* .lave a general law enforcement •c^dc the‘ nomination to go by de­ fpH»nk with out naming names, bbf fault, that is,| abandoning the :hcy are not prepared to fight for thus far futila efforts to Ret ► .t to the point of making red Fait ditch coitftion- and to con­ :roublo. TARPON Spring-’ centrate instead on writing' into LA BELLE~S. Luckey M Ing added to south,‘s! the platform a (bone dry plank a-i drastic that Smith miRht refuse erect new fire-resistant business vensllst Church'on,Gn building on Bridge Street. to stand on'it' I ' evsrd There' are almpst as many pro­ hibition plans being carried about ouaton as them: are*-’delegates id visitor*. They protrude from ever-- poekfct, and *they rune* -a S o way from the out-and-out wet nd to the drier-than-tbe-duM « 1; “ TUESDAY [ Azarian Circle of tho First Baptist Church, will meet at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. V. G. Hasty liy Dreamwold. Junior Sewing Club will meet with Miss Margaret White. Mrs* Connelly Gives •; bridge Party Friday Mrs. A. P. Connelly entertained at a vanishing bridge party Fri­ day afternoon at her home on Park Avenue for the benefit of the scholarship fund for tho N. dc V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. There were three tables of players. 1 A Jcolorful arrangement of zin­ nias and ferns was used In dec­ orating -tl* ‘ rooms of this lovely bomt for this affair- The flohtl ■ideas wera carried ou» in the tal* ■lies and other bridge acccsoriek After an exceptionally interesting game of bridge had been played -scores were compared and tho prizes, decks of cards, were awarded.Mjs. G.,F. Smith and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. After the awarding of the prizes, refreshments of sherbert and cake were served by the hostess. The guests were Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs, Ben Small of Miami, Mrs J. E. Brouse, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. M. HI. Mabry, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrc, George A. Dc Cottes, Mrs, E. A. Douglass, Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Wrs . Samuel Puleston, Mrs. A. J. Richardson o .a /.* Personals Mrs. T. A, Vincent of Vcro Beach spent the week-end here with her sister, Mrs. Robert J. Holly. -ttdw Ue have. the anewti to an important question. Critics hailed Emil Janninga’ productions “The Way of All J*1 Flesh” and “The Last Command” characterisations as the greateet characterizations in the history of the screen. Many persons asked. whelh'.r they would be surpassed. Janninga has surpassed his greatest effort in his' now Para­ mount starring picture „ "The Street of Sin” scheduled for its first showing at the Milane Thea- Robert J. Holly left Monday for Femandina where he will spend several days on business. . i ft .1 Mu r»\t-. ; »r. John Taylfty. A* j i l t ttft . Theater has chosen, the .color, Utah is the guest or Mr. and irs. ful slums of .London’s Umehyuse for' fhe 'background of his latest A. D. Zachai^ oi^ ff^ n o lU A1«• characterization, that of, a giant •I L I^'Ct ^..nl V' t Mr. and Mrs. *J. E. Baker, Br­ "h^iaer” who rules, the rabble -tf Misj jCleo Thayer returned homo Saturday from Waycross and Al­ bany, Ga., where she has been vis­ BELATED DRIVE TO STOP SMITH Forges AHEAD the prospects of ' tho light on . prohibition. Mrs. W. F. .Coyne, who has been visiting bore as the guest of Mrs. R- J. Holly left Monday afternoon for here home at Quitman, Gn. Mrs.' Linton E. Allen returned Sunday from Coronado Beach where she .spent*. sever-l days as datform overroi 'j J1 (Continued From" Poge One) , The ardent dry’s, the Wilson Idol! zers, the Leagi/e rff Nations Dchm crats, the old MeAdoo [CAdoo crowd al alt combined to bar him from a sent In tho Democratic convention at Fan Francisco eight years ago. Today In Houston Senator Reed is conferring with them and they arc rallying behind him to “ stop” Smith. ’ - iting friends. r? THURSDAY ONLY rjmijrr calf him “the world’s I ; graite^ .etor“-thls man. pannings. . And they're right! 4 ; , there [st*7°4*S- "**>***• who % e*j* «vMrih*ud such M ilane Today Continuous I to II“The . Coolest Spot In Town” . •-Oilwhich. Roper aSTReecT had l\ W PtVMift^til5xiphAle "VJitfhf* 1st lO;00 o’clock at her home on [Palmetto Avenue. G; T /A . will meet at 3:00 o’clock at the 'Odd Fellows Hall over the [Basket, All members are asked to A. J. LOSSING [be present as this is the last meet­ announces the marriage Mrs. Harry Dickson, who has ing for the summer. of his daughter been visiting her sisters, Mrs. La [ Mrs. M. ; Minarik and Mrs. BETH ’ Verne Hurt and Mrs. Ralph Wight, Beecher Kent will entertain at . to left Saturday afternoon for her br^dfe at 3:09 o'clock at the homo 'M r. George Townsend of'Mye. Kent, 620 Henkie Avenue, Saturday evening, June twenty* home at Orlando. Winter P a r k . - - ____ , • ,• third Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Nineteen hundred and twenty-eight Mrs J. D. Woodruff and Bmall son, Sanford, Florida Jack, have returned from Coronado The above announcement will be Beach where they spent the paqt read with much interest by t*he fortnight. many friends of the young couple. The ceremony took place Saturday Mlsa Marguerite Gamer, Miss evening at six o’clock at the Pres­ Murgaret Long, Miss Marjorlo byterian Manse on Palmetto Ave­ and Frank DuBose returned s. Sharon Honors nue. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pastor of Smith home Friday from Winter Park, church, performed the Impres­ where they attended the 10 days rs. Harry Dickson the sive ceremony in the presence of conference of the Presbyterian Young People at Rollins College. dilightful only a few relatives. : Among the many After a short wedding trip Mr. social courtesies given for Mrs. and Mrs. Townsend will be at home Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hill anti Harry J4. DickBon of Orlando, the to their friends at 811 Elm Avenue. young duughter, Louise, of Orlando guest of*her* sister Mrs. La Verne spent the day here Sunday ns tho FLETCHER-LEAV1TT |Hurt, one of exceptional pleasure guests of Mr. Hill’s mother Mrs. was.'that .of jSjaturday afternoon Ernest Krupp. Mrs. M. M. Fletcher of 2266 rwhcn Mra. James G- Sharon cn- Msdlsop Road, New York City, is Mias • Robbie Chapman of tertained the members o f the Sis- announcing the egsgement and ap­ Wrightsvlllc, Ga., who has been ‘,ters Bridge %Club end two extra proaching marriage of her daugh­ spending a few days here as the Ltabies of[ p/ayers at bridge at her ter .Miss Irane Mary Fletcher to guest of Mrs. T.L, Dumas, left William A. Leavitt of Tnmpa. The Sunday for Tampa where she will r,horec on Tenth Street. wedding is to take place during the I- ArJfcty pretty, setting L»r ibis summer at the home of the bride's spend some time. l(w If: affair was arranged with numer­ mother in New York City. . i Miss Betty "Waring who has been ous baskets and bowls filled with Miss Fletcher hnB nude her ginniis and petunias. Pink and home in Tampa for the last)two spending the past six weeks here purple were the predominating and a half yenr* and willftave with bar aunt, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, colors and were carried out in shortly to join her mother In Wew 1>>t m Thursday for her home at " ‘ the tallies and other bridge acces­ York, where u number of pre-nup­ ijumfnorvMe, S. C. sories. “ tial parlies are to i>e given in her Mrs. Ben Caswell and little After tho usual number of pro­ honor. daughter Jeanne Ann hove return­ gressions had been played, the Mr.Leavitt is the Bon of Mrs. W. f l 9 i 4>rfkp, a framed picture was A. Leavitt of Hanford, and is now ed home from Coronado Beach awardedTWrs. M. S. Wiggins. chief clerk for the Atlantic Coast where they were the guests o f Mr*. Mra. Robert-'J. Holly who held the Lino Railway at Tampu. After J. D. Woodruff. lucky card received a hand painted their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. plate. 1 Leavitt will make Tampa their Refreshments consisting of n home. delectable salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Glen E. McKay returned Samuel Puleston, Mrs. Robert A. home Saturday evening from Gain­ Newman and Mrs. Ernest Hous- esville when- she attended the holder. banquet given in hornnr of Miss Mr*; Sharon’s guests were Mrs. Verna Bullard, G!and Matron of Harry N.' Dickson, Mrs. La .Verne the .Grand Chapter of Florida, and Hurt, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. the meeting the official visit M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Braxton L. of the Grand Matron to her home Perkins, Mrs- Floyd Palmer, Mrs. Chapter on Thursday evening. Mra. Ernest HoushoTdfr, Mrs. G.. D. McKay also attended the School Vy, -*! Bishop, Mrs. Chtfrle* Powel Jr., o f .Instruction held ' Friday after­ Mrs. J, E. Brouse, Mrs. Robert noon Whiie in Gainesville she was J. Holly, Mrs. Robert A. Newman, the house guest pf M^ss . Vers Mre- Samuel Puleston, Mrs. Ed- Bullard. I ward Higgins, Mrs. Roy-Symes, Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Klintworth, Charles E. Henry, Mrs. C. Courtney Jamison and smpli son of- New ~ Smyrna are M rs. C liff W a lk e r I s . visiting hen* as the guest of Mrs. F. K- Smith. S away over this ruffians of Limehouse. His regeneration1comes af­ ter n terrible ordeal that almost costs the life of Fay Wray- . Mnuritz Stiller, who' directed Pola Negri in her two l recent successes “ Hotel Imperial” and "The Woman on Trial," directed Jannings in the latter’s powerful nrw characterization. The story was wijtten by Josof von Stern- early /morning conference sat an official o f the Anti-Saloon League. He greeted tho Missouri Senator cordially as the parley brokr up. Only a year ago Senator Reed was nnuthemu to the drys. lip ex­ coriated the league on the flour of tho Senate and he gave a merciless grilling to lato Wayne B. Wheilcr when he was a vfltnos* Mrs. Thco Vickery and (Mr* Jack Lee of Macon, Gn. arc visit­ ing here ns the guests of their mother Mrs. Lillian Vickery nt her home on West Third Street. aiou." “The Last LadgK" Karl Dane “The Way of All Flash" ar George K. Afthui "The Last- Coinuandr-V His “ DETECTIVBff* latest In the greatest or them r^wA comedy RIoi •til Final Offering Of Season's Odds and Rids F O R ST ’S 116 Magnolia Ave, IN T H E - M O D F -B n M A n n E B Miss Margaret Zachury, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Pcrrie Lee Bell and guest, Miss Ruth Camp­ bell of Aberdeen: N. C., Miss Sara Warron Easterby, John Tay­ lor o f Salt Lake City, iltah,,Italph Woodruff, Frank Dutton * Jr., John Ivey, Pete Sones, Mr. and Mrs. Ecarlc E. Jones, Mr. und Mrs. William Kitts III and Mr. and Mrs. R. ft- Williams formed a .tqongenial,|iirlr y m s»m ^ o*«tvngeniai-pnriiwj JJaytbna Beach Sunday where they 'spent the evening, r-; Summer’s Smartest Varieties ( • . ’.*»v r.-- - -* , Your attention is directed to .thqse fabrics o f unusual smartness fo r ^ w n ie r ,d $ y s -^ ;i V^ *i ns fabrics whose quality have long: beeh justly fam-. ’ V rJ ous. Sheer voiles, crisp organdies, lovely dimities and dotted materials from which to choose, 36 to 40 inch dim ity and bntisto Jn new, small designs that are very lovely. Ask to be abown this splohdid m aterial Fast colors, flowered* dcsigne, remarkable quality. A fabric suitable for many uhos during the sum mer.’ 40 ACRES hnimprovrd celery land in heart of celery-,sec­ tion with house. 4 acres clear­ ed. Will lease, sell to respon­ sible party or give interest fur clearing. Address UX, lirrsld. ‘ ^ > Yard Stripe Voiles r Permanent finish organdy Jn all the many wanted shades fob summej, obtainable in , lovely flowered effects. Very. lovely on Unled grounds, 36 inches wide in floral designs that will meet with instant i p proval— good quality. Cleaned • '•m i Yard Garment - Not Only H ostess To H er Club -"SSS' Looks Better An unusually lovely social af­ fair of ^he past week was that of Friday afternoon when Mrs. Clif­ ford Walter' entertained the mem­ bers o f the Lottaphun Bridge Lingerie .-.Cloth Than A Soiled Garment But h i n t s i It ■. W ill W ear ■ .. . Colored, white organdy and lace collurs In startling new designs that will piedse. Qual­ ity o f the best. 30 inches' wide," cotton, Jersey stripe, dim ity, whlto, pink, nlle blue and orchard, very good quality. ' • Each Y ard _ Splendid .quality oi tnanenb finish, al number o f smart are n e w :fo r this , ■ ’ vJt:i * * fvvice A s Long. cid bits d y iis t found that the prize,- a 'hand painted Jar, had been won by Mrs ® * !5 I*t* In the afternoon the host o * i eta aervtd moulded fruit aalad, AMBQjyAWT raorrou)or uwnoakmj aaasMehaai akitines and punch. I( ^ M l& a r0 ' ( n Mrs. M. Min­ arik, M K jV lia Matthews, .Mrs, P. II. KHIfTlK. J. E. Cooi*>, Mrs.' Wurt W. Warner. Mrs A. A. Orlando. Florida M«oe*[y:‘ «ftu Frank W. Talbot and . Mra, Puncher Kent of Winter IhmnU k » - w lis t «»•••• ■tlMiloa. aatf racial diiaaaaw 4a aflwVt Howord P. Smith I f . ? Ih rlr i r . - S I r . , W rite . » Howard JrWf p h a se 43S3 fa r free llle ra ta ra a a * .week-end hera as ' “ “ S : * 'J ~ r t r . " H f ■■--J, „ Florsheim fla la A v e " O rtawTat r t a ' l f M l s I l S s a llr^A^Va-lale-llaal aa* r!“Y"*»e arareal ■*ulV for aay old store^ aalta la 14# aval fcmiaar. 106; Magf . * ^ -k, nirw /•• -V ' * v •T*w “ ' ' \. »dl eidan*.' * ** • kla eaaeera b , Shoes reef. I at ’’lalul? Sanford's Leading Dry Cleaners F or Men �___ _ THE SANTOM) HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, ■ «■ ,. , - ■' •■ 'r r i ’ a v r u t '. • A f c U B tkr.(£fcV7.^I«. 1 I**4f#S*.. i trf’ ■« '. ? i : * i l , jfi J. . *’ * » ••!.*<* r iv y 4./-* ■ * s' .. S -i»u cB ■ • ■ >*i •i\c, / t »•. Si {/. '.* • * * , . ’ « • ■ ■ ■ !«:•• f UiilJ' SoiJt •i (* .i »'. ••!'? ^ !’ •»■* -y * Mt'f t.*/. ..-ir'nr* *'* '* — •*!.' -ifiiiii r. ii -jiiilwv^ii <hi » 1” }'■'■■ * ' „ . .. . F *V' .| II.M grJ \ f! *■1 »•> ’ <j i lj:ii <• fe n J u l t » 'HiJ* *•* ’ B P '* ^P : ‘- . 4 « 0<?n -t ’ J' 3 •'J ' . ) *»; r •‘r,M ____ _ i ” u». .m irti TTrTTTit- m * % >M • "'*4*1 «10P. ii \ w * »i ' * . >*•’.' . 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They trade where they are invited to .. *r . • »* . , %iy \ . buy— where service and courtesy attend ,>J, ,- * • Reach this great army o f buyers— your * i 4VV^t(lJpj* * t ■ A‘ #* «• I**-#- j e*.J ■. each sale.-.-.where quality merchandise § 9 * m read by thousands who will be customers * . is available and the price reasonable— . * * • •• i hV ’*’* • • * t ,h.‘VT . .* o f yours if you ask them for their pat­ are wanted! 4*' - message in The Herald will be eagerly ronage. ■n Herald” Your Business ' .V, * «-*i J* i ‘ ■ T ; ’ N llllW ” *> ' 'V : '« 1i iOiiM »ifUrn '•* I*. <jjn I wl.i'.al •vA irh il^ a K < M ?*•*.« .“>'74. .-.mi tni i . ( ' " <if«lnl AM ;>’/ ! / . . <7*«f ohn '1 V>1*A; .U'lTftBqil—I) J dJiw t .III- I 'V 'i ^ >•*> • bfr:n V 4L,.J l .li •/ nlul •. ) i rt-t- •• .!»•:*§ < . : 3t ' i., •.►r r; • i’ Wf44j »i*d / .... l..k '.ItSMUSlai J •rwrwM.yb’ ufc jm *>uoifv|ilj>T J*v V h /y l n* ■ �I THE SANFORD m a u n SourBar, 8ANFORP, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JUNE >£-1928 r q i r r o sRiCAN Sanford Dally Herald Help Wanted— ANT A D R A TE S ‘ermi: Cash In Advance stabbed NEW Y(f)RK,Jjine -.18.— (I f —A. R. Barcelo, president of Senate of Porto Rico, w ii stabl and severely wounded thl* nio in* juat aa he arrived in f Juah from New York, accord Suicide P act M ad e ,to dispat ,-hes received here. I B y 75 Girls Fails .assailant was raptured by •'(] KIEV, Ukraine, (INS) June 25. police. — A suicide plot involving 75 for* me;* homeless begger girls between the ages of 10 and 10 was frustrat­ ed in the government orphanage near, here two hours before 'ita at­ MADISON—Work under tempted executionremodellng Madison Leaf 1 Onb^lft’tle waif. o f 13 got cold co Company** packing horn feet, crawled out*of bed, at 10 Range and Date Streets, o,clock and told one of the atten­ dants that at midnight hgtf of the attendant, produced a phial -i girls in the dormitory wire going poison and begged her superior to drink poison and the other half sound the alarm. The dotmitt wens either going to hang them­ was searched and 40 phials of va selves with hedshccta or hurl them* pus poisons were found tucl selves out of the windows. away under the plllowa. Tti Tired of the dreary Ufa In con­ were obtained from the chemlsl finement, disgusted with ragged laboratory In the orphanage, y . clothes and-foul food, the girl said, her sistars had taken a A few more daya left to t pledge at a meeting to end 'the misery in a manner no startling in your ole stove on a new that the government wquld he ange. Sanford Goa Comp forced to provide recent conditions 100 Magnolia Aveune. for thousands of other homeless. The girl falling to convince thd jYOUNG LADY- -YOUNG MAN— Four month.-* ago _, you read the i ail for apprentices on the Linotypo machine and then > *#» wished you you had n position. One ‘..j young lady took advantage of thgt thp ad and afI olltlcfl Hold Little Interests ter three montlp. us and one week of By Cole E. Morgan Although I*adiesAdmUTIt*y study is now holding a good poslrnatlbna! Newa Service Are Superior When Social tion in Mobile and la known in the day of adverfdty. Hut there far bo tnd is is independent, Waif Correspondent Problems Are Beforefiotise i be reduced rates are for You arc still looking. Will send f *** % ' lM * Q ' ** H *j'M ccutfvo lnaertione. nnother youi g lady toj same shop h I c M i i> Jt ? ---WASHINGTON. Juno 25.—When * French woman is her worst enemy ire Words o f average length point In waiting until you are in a tight place to find o weeks. Last week the fa* Congress cornea back next Decem­ counted a line, if one of our students stated in tho struggle for the vote, is ber "there will bo somewhat of a * a * inimum charge o ! 80c Mr sis 17 year old daughter had once more being proved by n ques­ new crew on the job to. initiate Insertion. $35 the wvek before. Five tionnaire in “ La Presse.” The ma­ out how much time and money the Sanford Herald major legislation In tho House. 1 _advertising is restricted is from now she will be get- jority of the women who have They will bo old legislative hands, _tai____ proper classification, rom 840 to $00 (guaranteed) throroughly familiar with the tasks f an error is made The Son- I per week. What will you be get­ given their opinion on4tho subject rlnsslfied ads they will tackle, but now never-* |Herald will be responsible ting. Better snap out of it and show plainly that tho world of the-less in tho positions they will 'only one incorrect Insertion, quit wniting. Plenty of good jobs politics does not Interest them. occupy. “ Down with Votes for Women,” advertiser tor subsequent Whether you want to buy, sell or exchange, you can Due to vacancies created during writes Madaine Chiappe, wife of irtiotui. The office should be tho \session just closed by death the well-known Perfect of Police. tflsd Immediately in case of und resignation, four major House “ I think Woman Suffrage would committees will get down to work count on a Herald classified ad for help, g fa, ,v ho tho ruination of French family in December with chalrmon other life. TO ADVERTISERS than those who headed these com­ “ Tho wife who must work to i Herald representative 12— Wanted mittees when tho present Congress It pays both to read and une them. The number Is keep the pot boiling is already roughly 'familiar with rates was organised last December. ts kaiid classification will OFFICE SECRETARY WANTED sufficiently separated from her The resignation of Representa­ family by her—daily—ooeupatlq^s, _J ilL» • -- - »*- *1 * tive William U. Green of lown without having ;pbttfeicat>-aN«:fuga frrqfr-Jhe House following.his.apsimple bookkeeping. T)if|l£tillable, and societies to attend. accurate. Stokes Seed im lD tin ca^ v.^ /'fr’W w f ,-Coolidge ,-» - — — *Apply “ And among the more intelli­ ns n Judge of ilie United Stotts gent riussos, there are enough conCustoms Court, advanced Repre­ jugul troubles, more or less seri­ sentative Wlllia C. Hawley, of Or­ ous, without adding those which [AhnuuncemenlB egon, to the chairmanship of the TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMulHn*: could very easily arise from dif­ Important Ways and Means Com­ Barber Shop. Between Fire Sta ferences in political views, mittee which will shape any tax tion and 1st, St. Palmetto Ave. "Certainly, women are more nird revenue legislation the short CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Juno 11.— comjietent tlinn men in solving session may attempt. [t tested for glasses by Dr. 16— Apartment For Kent MNS)—Harvard now has on ex­ certain social problems, such ns Deads Appropriations avis. Opposite Court Hous* hibition one of the finest speci­ the education of children- chil­ The recent death of Representa­ RENTALS, houses and apart dren's courts and prohibition, etc., mens of African muuntuin gorilla, tive Martin II. Madden, of Illinois, ■Me or Granada D»v Ginger incuts. The coolest spot in Flori­ but every woman enn exert her on exhibition in this country. The veteran chairman of the Appro­ Is call 705. Prompt Delivery. da, Daytona Beach. Interested influence in the most efficacious nnlmal was shot and killed whilo priations Committee, advances Repparties address Rightmino Realty manner without going to the polls. sunning Itnelf on n tree stump in it And Found Deaignerfl In France Use All its native habitat by Harold J. rcMcrittitivo Daniel It. Anthony- Jr., Co., Inc. Daytona Beach. Woman's place is in tho home, as of Kansas, to that post. Anthony Colors In The Making Of Coolidge, *27. much today as in the tlmo of our who has been in tho Southwest Their WorldFamousFrocks. THREE ROOM bungalow apart­ ST: Between Sanford and Rands In tracking the gorilla, Coolidge for his health virtually throughout great grandmothers. 1 admit that Is Edict To FaRhton World ment, completely furnishes, an unmarried woman might occupy ■wns accompanied by one white hun­ tho session Just closed, returned to tossing, brown leather travelter and a hand o f African pygmies, Washington with the announce­ bag. Finder Please return snme nicely located. Phone 99. herself witli such questions, but in By ALICE l.ANGEI.IRK ;he Hanford Herald. this case sbe should never marry." International News Service Htaff who acted nn guides and trackers. ment he would Ik * in physical con­ TRY THIS—If you have an apart­ Mudamn Ruchilde, celebrated dition to take up the arduous du­ Correspondent ment to rent givo complete de­ French writer, does not want to Automobile ties of the appropriations chair­ PARIS.— Color has no agetails in a Herald Classified ad. . . vote because it would be “ u big man next December. It had been giving qualities, according Paris’, tell everything there is to he told nuisnneo'' and she prefers to spend understood that Anthony would DODOS about it and you will find it much her time doing other tilings. But latest edlst to the world of fashion forego the post in which event it nure cars and Graham trucks, easier to secure a tenant. Call 148. she sees no inconvenience for others which has long believed that cer­ would have gone to Representative tain shudes Were 'considered old Im and 13th. Street Phone 3. of her sex to go to tho polls if and others quite.the contrary. Will R. Wood, of Indinnn. The FOR RENT furnished 6 room gar they feel like it and wishes that a I TheDmportfl|i^ thing, it seems is major task of the session will he age apartment all modem com few smart women would clean out Ikins and Cowan Co. Auto vcniences. Phone 207. t<> pass the departmental and other how one applies color, its relation the House of Representatives and to one’s coloring and its suitability uJlatoy and sheet metal works. supply bills that the Appropria­ Save yowr pennies, count with ca n . She does not to the time and place. Pt**fpl* liltii Plied Ir4 French Avenue. Phono 710-W FURNISHED four rooms and Senatein France. tions ^Committee brings in. of pineapple on a buttered tin ana bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. know much about feminism und The death of Representative Soon yow’fl be a millionaire. ^(dorn, this season, are subtile, sprinkle each with few grains od' acknowledges it. Phone 190-W. Thomas 8. Butler, of Pennsylva­ forming combinations of such skill HUP8-MARMON HIS modern version of Beiv- salt. Add one tablespoon wtter tej nia, head of tho Naval Affairs In all, only some 300,000 French that they lose that sense of hold* Sanford Automobile Co, janiln Franklin's admonitions whites of two crk4, best very stiff! MODERN furnished apartment!, iwomen arc connected with organi­ Committee, advances Representa­ ness which makes them dangerous is one that the housewife of then.'best in Tour tables] Magnolia Ave. Pbom Frigidairc: Murphy steel kit- zations formed to fight for the tive Fred A, Britten, of Illinois, to today heeds. .For lie knows that •pgar. Heap in center of to most women, und the paler .*hcn: Garage: excellent neighbor­ vote or actively supporting the that rhntrfhViftinpl 'AVhhrbhd ad-l *slte> .wild spend*» th#«household's atpie. Bake in a slaw ov<g shades are jazzed up by brilliant hood: rent very reasonable. Park measure which is awaiting the ap­ Business Service ministration's naval construction money, must alio save it She la F.) for twenty minutes or touches which make them very at­ Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, probation o f the Senate. 1 tractive to the unfortunate anemic program hanging over from the the saver of the family (if not the delicately brown. This will ' N. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. Sayer. present session and other import­ savior ai her forebcari thought). approximately twenty-two css ones. Economy in food is one o f the ant naval measures in the mass most efficient ways to conaerrs the Application of the proverb, “ Peo­ In Sanford i ’aint & Wall Paper THRASHER APARTMENTS: Ba Lcnidf, for instance, makes pale of unpussrd hills Britten has a pennies. Among the foods which duccd rates. 317 Park. I’hont ple who live in glass houses should gray brilliant and becoming to busy job laid out for him. not throw ntoncs,’’ may snve the tvary woman, thus bringing the can ba bought at moderate prices, 8G9-J. Cabbage and Pintap fit Saladt M U The fourth committee chairman­ If chosen with a due regard to lo­ League.of Nations the troubl* of yoathful dove tono as a possible l£. VIDLER, Chiropodist. Every one cup . crushed pineapple, tww cal markets, are both salads and ship vacancy waa created with the LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ a new investigation. I 'color for every une. He also unites Wednesday 9 to 5 at Blue Bird cups shredded cabbage, ona-hall resignation of Representative Nich­ desserts. ished. 3 room and garage. At­ On the eve of the Juno session' such strikingly opposed tones us •uuty Shoppe. Rhone 349 J. teaspoi^ salt, one-eighth, teaspdoof olas J. Sinnott, of Oregon, to ac­ tractive summer rates. Apply 804 of the League Council “ Paris beige and black in costumes that ptpper, and salad dressing. D«c4 Law Priced hot Pojmlatf cept appointment as Judge of the Magnolia. Phone 2K0-W. I Solrz* revealed that Paris is vir­ are ravishing fog every complexionorate each serving with a bi) o l SUN PROOF PAINTS United Htntes Court of Claims. Yvonne Davidson, French wife For a family of five, two adnlts crushed pineapple spripklfd - wtita rater Spar Varnishca and Ena- Small garage apartment. Cal) 251 tually surrounded by tanks of of tho American sculptor "Jo", is Sinnott has been chairman of the and three children, it it estimated paprika. Coat seventeen cents. (; 'phosgeno gas, the asphyxiant that mall. Volumlna Flat Wall Public Ijinds Committee and also that the following dishes can be caused 11 deaths into Germany's the innovator of the multiple color Carol SohU i Grate two raw cprJ; uints. Persian clay jesso. piastico 16— H ouhcs For ll« n l a member of the Irrigation and harmony in one frock which she rots, or run them through Uta fo o « adherence to tho Treaty of Ver­ ouiding clay and Plaques. San- FOR RENT— 2 room furnished Reclamation Patents und IVnchopper, Add on« cup cnfslfaJ., produced first by making three or sailles. trd Paint A wall Paper Co. G. U. Hawaiian pineapple, ana one-half.^ sinus Committees. four frocks in one, each of n dia­ house $12.00. 2 or 3 room furn­ With the assurance that a repe­ tuart, Propr. 112 W. First St. cup roasted peanuts. lXQistti^.< ------- On Public Lands ished npart meat $12.00. ft room tition of the Hamburg cutustrophe phanous material in ns many dif­ » lllfM Ui * luff JlilVIU IViniVI/i with mayonnaise and servs on.lpU , Under the seniority rulo Hoprcfurnished house Flora Heights is well nigh impossible in Paris ferent tones. TBOLERO/IXJK JUVENILES ^ sctitutivo Addison T. Smith- of Ida­ hest will still be economical tucs leaves. Twenty-six cent*, , 'H The rarest of pastel tones are $18,00, 300 French Avenue. ods. And what is more, they will the newspaper said that phosgene Smart and readily copi^tlle is this ho, would ndvnnco to the Public Sbamrocb SoLult Cut the stem ­ RANSPER Service of all.kinds, popular with your family. gas plays a fundamental role in used by Boue Roeurs to make Httlc frock In |>lsin and knitted cot­ end oft two small green pepper*! Land chairmanship, hut he Is al­ Phone 670-W or 3302. C. E frocks of the bouffant type, micas or me Dourrant typo, com­ ton. The stiwrl.te bolero |i scalloped the dye, drug and perfumery in­ Pln'tffU JFAfji Best three egg remove seeds. Cut the peppers \ lorpening. bined with the artistry o f Fragon­ in front and naijshort tlretxi. Finish­ ready chairman of tho Irrigation whites until still and gradually sad and dustries. into fifteen rini* and place tnrraj It one-half cup sugar. .Fold in one rings ing the lower rilge of the> skirt is a and Reclamation Committee. ard. in the form of a »ha.*nn>ck,; France has been watchfully wait­ I................... ......... I __ 2___ I.’ a ' i Luclen Lelong Is ualng shades sewloped band t<> correspond with tike la known that Smith would prefer cap crushed Hawaiian pineapple WIGHT PRINT SHOP ONE 5-Room house. Unfurnish­ ing official German reaction to the Mere. Si/e 4 frefluires Ijj yard JZ- tho Public (.and* chairmanship. from which all the syrup has been 'NAPPY service on any thing In ed. Apply Mrs. Lulu A. Mil­ Hamburg explosion. Tho Luague inch plain and,1J-* yard figured tna- The Irrigation CommlUeo however, drained. Pour into a-greased bak­ • wwlwi .**■ 9 printing. A phone call will get ler, 1309 Sanford Ave. Phono hue the Boulder Dam legislation ing dish and bake in a slow oven our man. Phone 417-W. 9 Railin hand. It is understood that ftwenty-five to thirty minutes or load Avai FOR RENT—$40 monthly, at­ pressure has been brought to boar /until puffed and slightly browned. tractive five room furnished competent inquiry," a spokesman to keep Smith in tho Irrigation house. Nicely located. All Im­ ut the Foreign Office informed the post until the Boulder Dam ques­ provements. References required. International Newa, tion la finally disposed of. So m e t h in g n e w a n d b e t - Phone 8GHJ. Admitting that France legiti­ As a result of this situation Re­ |ER FOR FURTHER INFOR­ FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow mately could ask Geneva to inter­ presentative Don B, Colton, of U*MATION, CALL PHONE 235J tah, is slated to become the now for rent for summer and po«- fere in any violation of tho peace |R SEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN- aibly longer. Public Lunds chairman, ho being Everything ready treaty- observers contended thnt next In seniority to Smith. But for occupancy. Address Box 050. arguments against the use of phos­ D a ily Fashion H int gene gas in Germany industry ahouM events shape up to place p N E Y 'S DRUG STORE— Pre­ * t would be weakened by the face it Smith /it the head of the Public scription*, Drugs Sods, W* are ulso is needed for the peaceful pur Lands, Utah would benefit by u 4 near at your phone. Call 103. poses o f Parisian dye manufac chairmanship, since Representative BUILDING BLOCKS--frrig«tlon permanenttenants. Phone 207, turera, perfumers and druggists. Elmer O. Ii*athcrwood, of Utah, r.<>P ranka aa second to Smith and *nd **"«■*■ w° rk* 19— Houses For M e wouui become his successor as Ir­ ■Iracl* Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* ________ ________ ___________ 26— Miscellaneous For Sale rigation chairman. killiger, Prop. 8rd and Elm. FOr SALE OR RENT—Six rt JOB PRINTING GIFTS FOR SALE cheap: Spray Cart, Shou.d Colton become the Pu­ HETAL ROOFING: The Roof Evbungalow, nil conveniences, • Gravley Tractor, Acre New blic Land*' chairman he would bo PARIS1BNNB TOT •Hatting. Metal shingles •Hasting. Paper and Wire, and other farm culled upon Jo relinquish the chair­ SANFORD PRINTING CO. Handing seam tin and galvanized equipment. Rex Pippin, West manship of /^lection* Committee Fine Job Printing feofa. S«a James H. Cowan. Oak GIFT SHOP Side Near New Ice Plant. No. 1. That 4*puld advance Re­ McLandcr Arcade Bva. an4 Third 6 t Phona 111. Room Number 40 presentative Carrotf L. Becdy, of Maine- to the Elections post. FHONOiIRAPH—repairing, piano “TRANSFER Lanlngpy axierts with 17 years HEMSTITCHING 'tx p eriu s. Sanford music store ±*>4 GlftJSbopp*. McLandar ArBOAT FOR SALE: 80 foot bridge Singer Sawing Machln* Shop deck cruiser, thirty inch draft J— Situation ’Wanted Machines Sold, Rented, Exchange fully equipped, sleeps air. Price Easy Payments WANT Jt WO or three hours reasonable. P. O. Box 938, Phone 80 North Park, YoldM Bid) work Raily either bookkeenBatterira Ing or otenogrophie. Logal ex­ HOUSEHOLD F U RN lTU RE-^p vodka drinfcfafg. Tables and chairs perience and very fast. Have type­ doubt there are several pieces o f will be substituted. Every saloon writer at home. Must have work. 22— Real Estate for Sale discarded furniture in your homa will lie made into a "place, of re­ I V ; BOY’S C’pA T A N D V C A P "^ F u m ltu re that ore no longer of value to you ['Stenog''' care Heralri finement." “ G ueitf' will have to WILL TRADE— Properties In —turn them Into cash . . . a Her­ This" sturdyJ coat ii well dtsigrted take o ff their-capa and overcoats, Northern State for land here. pVANTED JOB a foreman an farm. ’for style, servac sud rase ln>making. wipe "their dirty boots on a door ald Classified Ad will put your 14 y*afs experience. Best nf Box 177. Ovlejiq, Fla. WE BUY or trad* fat tread It comes In sex en-eiahths .length, perifiessag# before thousands of read­ Hoff-Msc Battery Co. i mhtlng-the edge of the trousers to wNrencea, W. R- Prevatt. R. F. lure. Wagner Furniture C ers. Call 148 today. 117 East 2nd. Street slww. The (oannish notohed lapels ________ _ will be spores* .sled by the Aaung boy, POTATOES DEUVEREI) <1.00 L’he order was issued following and capacious, patch p<x k.ct«\ are pro­ 1 0-A P o c lt r y an d E gga ON WHITE or colored property, A BUSHEL—Th*s« arp -tulls” report of -the Federal Health vided. * Tuna -back cuffs fiadsh the B. W. Herndon 108 E. 2nd St. too small to ahip; more trouble to region sleeve/ 1 which sre cut sufftd- Commissioner N. A. Semashko NINE FAT, laying Buff Lgg* tCMly full leg] provide ample room for who sufo that* a sober person on prepare for cooking, but Juat «s hom Rena cheap. Inquire 12!2 jfnoventont weed, hair, the streetd after dork was a rarity. good to ea t Telephone 775.* SEMINOLE AWNING tcheviot. oe<Pf roolen mixtaqrs are praoSPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtains Awnings, Window shades. FOR RENT OR SALE— ite A n d F low ers FOR SALE— WU1 eaeriflre -piano, • CutMeae- ami Seat Coverings. M elting 1 « 1 (TPalmetto 'A w . party noeds funds. Cost new Medium size n Pktoriai Ited l*ai tern Na^JSS, Dwelling 1820 Perk Ave. Missionary suew303 West 2nd. .Street flinty to Sites 6 to $460.00 Will sell for <160.00 AdLEESBURG—1 Colciourb Realty C o.. WIU lease 0 acre* highwaysbeautify all it* A phone ads, will be received patrons and collector aest cdiotely for payment, tow .1------ --------- 10c a lint in**j— .— — 8c a tine baes L ------------— 7c a line Tim| rates on request, TrueFriend Z M iM & m vm m N IE S Daily Fafhim Hint T ! r K Dafy Fadhion Hint -Classified- Business Directory � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/3c4dc5bbe3f0a951b853fce249d6acb9.pdf 1a523104fbb1d152093bf25b4b047b17 PDF Text Text Jimmy Walker Struts A s Admiring Throngs Follow To Give Him ‘Glad ’ 8 Senator Is Certain inatjon I?or The VicePresidency Endorsement Is Given By Walker Twenty Other Names Receive MentionBut Very. LittleSupport HOUSTON.,,Tex., Juno 20.(IN S)— fh cy ’vo rolled up tbo sidewalks of New York nnd re­ laid them in Houston. follow the crowd nnd you’ll find that the crowd is following Jimmy Walker, the mayor of New York, the pnl of A1 Smith and, since ho arrived here, the pal of the South. Jimmy's a pally guy. lie calls himself a "guy.” In an­ other week the governor of South Carolina probably will be calling the governor of North Carolina n "guy.” Houston knew Jimmy was com­ ing and, knowing th at Governor Smith liked him, wns prepared to mal:d itself like him, too. No corn* pulslct^was necessary. Houston to­ day likes Jimmy Walker because he’s Jimmy Walker. — m rn rr.l > • -F lo re tuXTwrfnfr IJ oum Ar*o- Democratic Platform Makers — :; clAlion jStnrtH Clean-Up To ty Members To Ortion For Marketing S Resort To Strategy In An Kffort To Reconcile Di­ vergent Views Wets, Drys FLORIDA CALLED DUMPING GROUND G. O. P. Would Be Flayed In Plank, That Pledges En­ forcement Of Volstcnd Act FOR ILLICIT RUM Compromise Plank 30 Shipping Groups Sought For Harmony Dally Radio Speeches*. I’w, Bonal Solicitation ljVl|l/Bc Part Of Extensive /Plan ■ Keynote Speaker Each Sch< Nominated Ballot B California Haig Parade For Sitni WINTER HAVEN, June 20. HOUSTON, Tex., Juno 20.— Other States Receive Most —With the goal of more, than 00 (IN’S)—A new plan of strategy Into no, f )f Lfiquor Smuggled ~ * percent of Inst year’s tahnage as was cyolvcd by Democratic This Stnto; Const Patrol Enthusiastic Throoitp tho objective, th* Florida ;Citru» platform drafters today to head Has Job OfGreatMagnltude Growers Clearinghouse association off the threatened atormy row J amConventioiu. .’.u HOUSTON, Tex.. June 2G. lauhehes its clean up week to ­ over tho prohibition plank. TAMPA, Fla., Juno 20 — LohgBefdteOpen "i ? —The vice presidential stnr morrow in Ita campaign tb sign The idea U thia: Let the west Only a small part of tho thou; . Joseph n,By?r wa0 ^ tWnt .Ba3!?r £LhrU~rtsolutlonn com uuUuu cam . Z. ,o f A r k■ m r i r 'L T cw ^ferlglV Vof it!f Among them ipm g' pTank J.sp* cd into this ..country, through lit HOUSTON, Tex., JuneT for mollification of tho Volstcnd FlafW«i\«*aya-4h 'Pfarhlo. The bulk ' today, nlthough a other •him on tho mczznnlno floor from In the citrus area und peisonal Law. Let tho militant drys coun­ Tho rumble ot a Smith candidates wer^ widely dis­ the lobby of. tho hotel. Tho mnyor of It, federal officers said yester­ aoljticitntion by members pi the ter with, n proflosal lauding the day, Is shipped to other states, and nppenred, Into hs usual—nnd the wagon bearing the committee of 60 and' tho numerous cussed as .potential running southerners here liked it. They tpcakr. membership .campaign Eighteenth ’ Amendment to tho most of that by automobiles. "3 1 ^ 1 )1 ^ (1 -1 1 0 ^ 1 1 3 0 ^ mates ior the next Democrat­ must have, for they cheered him Florida couldn’t afford to buy committees numbering.- some five skin. heard in the offing toda f till the welkin quit ringing and be­ At this point, according to the n il'th a t is smuggled anil landed ic jthminee tor president. or slx.hundrcd nicnr will bo'on the tho thousand-odd del< Scnntor fobinson of Arkannss program of the wetk. to clank. ’ - . scheme of those leaders who are on Us shores. The middle west, . ✓ The "board of strategy" ganAny good mathematician could whose candidacy for the vice seeking to make harmony, the to the Democratic na -i *..-' nnd Intermediate territory' Is tho .Spurring on tho rampalgn •directing the campaign of Gov. Al lmvc proved to you that tho cfiiMi presidency hns gained considcrworkers will bo tho knowledge Watchword of the convention, both big consumer, of that which comes convention sweltered vn» Sm ith . for first ploco on the I)emo. . . . . . . . . . of people in the lobby never in Uto nblo Impetus from the support that the association now Iqdudpa sides will he counselled to recon­ thrpugli here. Not long ago an tic ticket was reported to have world could have jammed them­ of Al Smith’s lieutenants. way into this huge mou’ '*” r Florida was more than 30 largo and lonR/C* cile their divergent vlpws through automobile from dlfinltcly decided, in event of his selves up Into tho nnrrowcr mez­ oYi of pine and bunting a t U Ublishcd shipping organltoUqins, tho adoption of a middle-of-the- seized in another stnto and offi nomination, to pick as hia running zanine. ‘The mob proved that Bowers, um m -i w, _____f ___ editorial erected for them almost o v i. >. the signing of four* of wh' Claude road plank pledging tho party to ccrs found nearly 300 qunrts con­ m ate a "Jry protestant, friendly mathematicians can be wrong. Of tho Smith part o f the cealed’ in a fnlsc bottom. Ono hot writer for the New York' World, announced today a t headquarters strict law enforcement. to agriculture, from a southern or Everyone tried to—and seeming­ tonight will deliver the keynote no ono Ivid any doubt wbn' llo broke, spilling tho liquor. That here, Tho four now snipping The compromise plank, as sug­ border state.” Robinson met the re­ ly did—get up there and shook speech a t the opening of the —not even the bltU rest las members nro Chester 0 / Fosgatc gested by Smith lenders, would gnvo tho bootleggers awayquirem ents fully nnd wns said to hands with Jimmy. Houston convention. • r from the forks of sonuf The magnitude of tho const pnt ' of Orlando, G. A. Coroy of P lant Condemn tho Republican party bn tho, personal choice of Smith They can’t convict me of em creek. , rol job is realized when ono bears City, the Vnlrlco F n ilt Growers, for lnxlty In enforcing the Eigh­ In mind that the shore lino is 1400 himself for the vice presidential picking pockets in this town," the The movement to nomint *. Inc., of Valrico, nod Forrest B. teenth Amendment nnd would nomination; New York governor on tt ' Mnyor laughed. "Doth my linnds miles. Then counting tho rivers, Stone of Maitland,' plnco tho Doinocrats on record ns crcoVs, bayous nnd bays, there is There were four classes of are in somebody's clscs bands all ballot was growing ns thi Thess four organizations, in staunchly favoring the enforce­ candidates for the pccond* place tho time'.” and don’t think they gates assembled for tho f>< an additional 2400 miles. The ex­ addition to swelling tho tonnage Railroad Commission Will already In the cl«aringhou>c, arc m ent of al( provisions of tho Con­ perts havo figured that there nro honor, It wns disclosed. Robinson weren’t. tion. '• A. careful figure * Himself. The Arkansas senator, Allow Clyde Company To helping In the final stages of the stitution. showed that barring !*•’ Tho m ayor visited tho spacious 10 landing places along every who has led bis party in the United —spacious until tho throngn tra il­ Stop Boats Running From campaign by sending their respec­ Representatives of the Smith mile. That means 30,000 spits in upsets he will have more tl S tates senate since 1022, had the ing him got Inside—Al Smith votes on tho initial ballot, Sanford To Jacksonville tive representatives into the field camp nnd such champions of the Florida where a boat may slido in endorsement of scores of Smith headquarters and got hiB delegate’s severs! of the favorite so drys as Senator King of Unth and dump its liquor. to encourage growers to sign up , leaders whlla spokesmen in the badge. Most of Houston went with ering on tho fence over tl “It Isimposible to guard nil this have discussed the plan in private The petition of the Clyde Steam­ Firm Well Equipped ■nti-Smlth camp praised hls'record him from room to room. conferences and nro understood vast expanse of territory," snid * Government's Displeasure I«J tion of withdrawing ear ship Compnny to discontinue The Chester O. Fosgato and Talsed no subtontlal objection Seen In AnnouncementTnat lettlhg it go with a whooi After being shunted pushed, steamboat service between Jack­ pnny Is. reputed to have ono of Uu0 to have approved it. Further more, fcdral officer. To guard it properly ■gainst his candidacy. would require more thnn an army. R om agna WUlRemalhlMCott first roll calL slapped nnd banged around for an It was i represented ns having the of The second class wan occupied hour by what some idiot has term ­ sonville nnd Sanford wns granted finest equipped packing houses of approval of Governor Smith. He Florida In this respect i* more diffi trol Of Rescue Expedition As for the Robinson l ’ 10-car capacity in the state. T ils hy Sen. James A. Reed, of Mis­ ed a "good nntured crowd,” Mayor today by tho Florida State Rail­ house, Mr. Fosgatc said today, Is said to havo suggested it to cult to patrol than states further the ticket, the movemodt ' souri, still fighting desperately for Walker said ho'tl like to visit his road Commission at n hearing will provide, packing and shlpjdJiK his leadors hero.through one of up tho coast. Moreover wo are near­ , - T t o . hlably was growing by 1 ROME, Juno 26.—(IN S)—T tbo presidential nomination, Sen. fifteenth floor room and cool offhold here this morning. The date facilities for tho growers his closest friends'- and adyisers. er to Cuba and-1 ho Bahamas, from were Indications toflayHfixV tlw Arkansas sensotr early Alban :$y» Barkley, th e . Kentucky I* tiRlevatvr after packed ideyator which most of tho contraband is for thtf dlseOntlnlloncc was set for rest City, Altamonte Springs, It bears ou«( earlier International shipped. There is u big profit for Italian government Is not entire proceedings. A dozen de & bdr.ir«eff^'nm F Sen. T at whizzed past—loaded. Tbo mayor Maitland, Longwood, Geneva and Ncwa Servico dispatches • that j ■on,, the genial Mississlpplan, who waited for 20 minutes,,mopping a July 1. tbo shipper, nlong with the risk, 1y pleased because Gen. Umberto were boosting him, and w other nearby points. Governor Smith, prior to the con­ was a newcomer to the vice presi­ soppy, plowing forehead. und then, too, wo have in this coun­ Nobile allowed himself to bo res­ next three days there In granting the petition A. S. The Valrico Fruit Growers, Inc., vention, would reveal his law dential race, "Why not wnlk up to floor Wells of TnliahnsKee, chairman of represent 11,000 ncros of bearing enforcement plank wishes to his try n vast consuming army, if cued first from tbo ice fioc In tho will bo enough votes Un« insure hi» nomination. Tho third c’osn, in the scale of thn.*," I suggested, “ Inke nij cle- the Commission, stated that the citrus in the Valrico section owned people didn't want liquor it would­ Arctic. Tho first session last* Tho government has sent possibilities, Included former Sen. valor going down nnd refuse to continual ipsa sustained by the by individual residents of the com­ lioutcnnnta here. n’t he transported in such great Of course, the compromise may quantities.” radiogram asking Gen. Nobilo to 20 minutes today assetn Gilbert M. Hitchcock, of Nebrackn, get out when we lilt the- lobby. Clyde Company on the river line munity. These growers who incor­ Enforcement of the laws is diff- forward immediately n report of 12:16 o'clock, tho 1,100 > tho famous Wilson Leugue of Na­ Then we’ll be first in when it between Jacksonville and Sanford porated themselves, last year ship­ not deter the radical wets or tions lender, Rep- Cordell Hull, the gots up." for the past three years, with no ped their fruit through one of the drys from carrying a fight to the cult, the officer said because of the tho disaster to tho Italia and tho were in session only loni Tennessee dry leader Evans Wool­ "Just to show you how inno­ relief in sight, made it advisable largo Independent shippers who has floor hut its hackers hope it will ready market for the bootleg pro­ subsequent events including the to liitsn to the formal n Irv tho call, to hear Mayor their duct. Officers down here realize rescue. len, tho Indian hanker, Rep. Henry cent 1 Min; let’s go,” Jimmy said, for the Commission to accede to not as, yet signed up with the take tho string out of Contrary to Nobile’s plan to ns Holcorno bid them welthe natural desire of the home T. Rainey, of Illinois, nnd Gov. snapping his fingers. fight. tho Company’s request. clearinghouse. That the southern drys, under folk to protest when Washington sumo direction of further rescue Houston. Then a recess v Vic Donahcy, the thrice elected H. G. White, general agent for When tin- lift door opened, tho Their spokesman today said that Gov. Dan reports that Florida is ono of the work tho government announced until 7:30 o’clock tonlgl executive. amazinc girl operator wns poppy­ lli0 stenrpshlp company, testified tho growers of Vnlrlco have felt the leadership of The remaining of n list of 20 eyed at the number of persons a t tho hearing this morning that all along that the clearinghouse is Moody of Texas, are not going to principle offenders In the m atter that it will remain In charge o t the temporary orgsnlzat commander Itomangna of the sup b« effected, and Claude C potential candidates for running swarming in with the distinguish­ in the years 1020, 1027 nnd in the tho proper solution for the market­ be satisfied with anything less of smuggling"The public, nnd maybe some or ply ship Cittn di Milano. will deliver the keynote mate honors wertj in the final and ed New Yoilu-r. first four months of 102H the com­ ing problem of the industry so than an open endorsement of the hopeless class. These candidates Clem Shaver’s open i it. Amendment was those in tho goverment do not " It’s all right; these are ul! niy pany had lost money on the. river they backed their opinion In the Eighteenth LONDON, Juno 26—(IN S)— realize," they say, "that Florida >r were really hotel lobby possibilities, relatives,” the mayor assured her. line. Mr. White stated that when most practical manner. manifested after an enrly morning General Umberto Nobile, now to make this a “coatles.* the company decided to discontinue with new exceptions, and some >f Mr. Corey ia ono of tho large conference in Moody’a headquar­ simply is used ns a landing safe aboard tho Cittn dl Milano tion” was accepted with the line.it requested ull ita agents operators of Hillsborough, county ters. Attending worn Senator place, nnd that the liquor is put by the perspiring deleg*t< them never will hear their names ItOBBEUS GET $7,000 in tho various cities served by tho and in joining the clearinghouse Glass of Virginia, Ex-Secretary ashore, picked up and started on ot Virgo Bay, today hold a con Spartsns, probably from presented to the convention. ita way to bigger markets. Often fcrcnco with tho pilot! of the fete East, clung to their < Sm ith lenders were quick to en­ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., June line to make a survey to determine declared t h a t , It will do cxuctly of Navy Josephus Daniels of wo get two shots a t it, as it comes three seaplanes using the ship ‘t dorse Robinson. Mayor .tunics J. 20._(INS>—Two men with guns if theye were nny prospects of an whnt is needed In the industry to Carolina nnd representa­ in nnd after it gets out of the a base, nn exchange telegraph dl* the scene from the platf seated an sere of shirt sic Wnlker of New York, said: place it in ((ho class of excellent t i v e of Tennessee and Florid entered the office of the Sun An­ incrcasn in business. patch from Romo stated. • •»» i state.'* W- F. Griffin Jr. and J. F. Dunn, "I don’t know Senator Robinson tonio Light boro this morning, ' und on pago Four) (Confine The coniniAfulcr of tho dirigible and fanning women who This happened three weeks ago tb- 3 ■tuck damply to their bac traveling agents' for the Clyde personally but on every side I held up the rushier und got away When o^arloud of liquor, shipped Italia, which was lost while re­ al, It wasn’t any hotter tl vu-. hoar excellent reports about bis with $7,000 in cash. A reward of Line, were called to testify nmj froVu (Mnndo toKnnsas City, wns turning from tho North Pole, at Madison Square Gai tov career ns a Matcsniun, senulor $200 has been offered. The police each stated t&at tho surveys made scizch nt Birmingham. No state­ hns thrown himself whole-hearted­ yesrs ago. The vcatilattM lt: between Jupti 1 and June 20 of and party worker." have strong clews and arrests nrc this year had been very discourag­ ment has been made as to tho own­ ly into tho task of rescuing tho all sides and th at help Othor Smith lenders were more expected. The robbery rnmc just ership. In fact, the government 20 men still marooned on tho Arc­ 1 e North Carolina and outspoken in urging Rnbinmn’s ns tho cashier wns opening his ing. Mr. Griffin said the DeUnd * hasn’t found out who owned it. tic wastes. . no* drew the prise seat locati Cham ber-of Commerce circulated sndtdacy. ire discussed with tho .pollts, It was Just n loss to tho shipper.' o'Bftfe for beginning the business u petition, which was signed by floor, being directly If "THert i» grent sentiment for In Compliance with tho state Ho couldn’t put In n claim nnd tho ono u Swede, tho othor two Ital­ the W• speaker's platform, of the day. . • * majority of business men of that Charged with having Intoxical (Continued on page Four) ians, the feasibility of returning law, tho C(ty Commission has lllf»city and In which the Clyde Com­ Ing liquor in tholr possession, 1. designated next Monday a fte r­ government couldn’t put Ita hands to his encampment with skl-cqulp- phssUlng th at thla wn •r cratlc nut a republics! pany was promised 2700 tons of W, Ilorpcr and Mattie Single­ noon as the occasion on which It on tbo shipper. rescue tho four p e d plnncs to Rut while much of tho Imported freight during the next 12 months. ton ncgroci, were fined $100 will alt n s a n equalizing board. members of his jmrty still mar tion. Three bands were o< This ivps the only offer made to each in Municipal Court on Mon­ Although the t*x roll will bo sub­ liquor is handled by the bootlegger ooned there, and tho gallant tho traveling ngents. Mr. Griffin day mominff. Judge \vf K. White mitted s t that time, no hearing In Florida, government officers' Swedish flier Lindborg, who was keep ovary body in go assessed an nlte«matlvot penalty of complaints from taxpayers say that n largo part of tho stuff forced to Join their isolation when one waa tho famous .* said the business would not ' will be held. A series of meet­ sold hero in Tampa, ns the* im­ his plana tho Upland, overturned Mare band", which bUn of 00 days on the city atroot*. enough to pay the exprnses “ Wi­ ings will bo staged later for this ported article, is rnado right here on his second trip to the encamp-, arena-led by a blood g lt should lxtnken • down, The docket was comparatively operating tho river line. When ask­ , Sanford’s one and only traffic don’t wnnt n light in the winter ed ns to reason for tho decline in light for a Manday. purpose,) it was • announced to- Agents have found that Bacardi mont after ho hod rescued Nobile, J (Continued on page Tho other rum, which i* supposed to ho light may be relegated to Oic nnd none in the summer,” he business, Mr. White und Mr. un were* Sp Icha d°At its meeting yesterday aft­ Bacardi, from tho big plant ut limbo .of,the "has beens.’’ said. " It looks too much like some Griffin stated th a t .it was due charged with being the keeper of ernoon, the Commission Instruct^ Santiago, Cuba, is really mudo i« a disorderly house, fallod to ap­ principally to the strong compe­ of these cross-road places after Tha question of whether to ed City Clark F. S. Lamson to Tampa. Benedictine is made here, tition of the railways, overland pear In court and W bond of ,$5 notify every property owner of for that matter. There is mighty atop the signala nnd permit the tho boom.’’ was tried on charges of being The darkened light brought trucks, and the other river Unci . inmates of a disorderly house. the assessed valuation on 'his little real liquor sold hcrc-nbout, light to rem ain in Uh position nt which offer store delivery. property, giving tho data on but buyers don’t seem tobolher F irst .S treet and Dark Avenue or other doubts into tho Mayor’s A nurntjer of citizens were pre­ Wash Willis, estreated his bond which complaints or objections to take it .down altogether was be­ mind. "A dead light might cause sent a t the hearing this motnioff- of |5 . C ,E . HUI, and H. Hunt­ will bo heard by the equalizing their: heads. They U fo U * » WASHINGTON, June 26.— cago Hoover headquar deadly risk, nnd If it dosen’t kill fore Chief Of Police Roy G. Wit- strangers to think business is that Ragland of tho firm Kay, Adams, er also estreated bonds of $6 each. board. Cards bearing this Infor­ them, they become re f ulatf custom­ Herbert Hoover tuned In hie ra ­ friends, however, said would - bo ready when Ragland and Kurg Attorneys of B. F. McKee was fined «5 or ten mation will bo sent out begin­ llama today a fte r the City Com­ way,” he reflected. "And « dio receiver today and prepared coin!!, I ers. ' mission good naturcdly "passed dees indicate that fact, we dont Jacksonville, attorney for the Clyde days, WlUU,Bass, Frank Williams, ning today. to get ■» much political edlfica* If the Republican Joe Jones and Sara W right ware Property holder*, who pUn to — the buck” yesterday afternoon. want to advertise it to hs world, Steamship Line/ J- IL Lttuster. goes according to pre» tlqn as possible out of tha Demo­ ■Iso fined $6 or ,10 daya on this vole* objections to‘ tbs asst Peaches And ‘Daddy* Both M ay°r E. F. Housholder ho continued. fE U It will be: a short ar cratic national convention at Commissioner Miller suggested manta, ore saked to fUa th slr p*i charge. • n rv. i ■ ■ ■ . • r i\ tc 3 j Are In Court Again and Commissioner F. L. Miller drive, i, Reel action U Willie Tillman, charged with If*- tltlons with the City Clark not Houston, , . t o ’stars about tho »>d< s i reed th a t a t present the light the light might be sold to Longlator then the day previous to The Hoover camp wOl keep ■ing, ■ ■disorderly, PA ■ ■ g j f o t i, waa ■ found NEW YORK, June 26.—(INS) quiet while the Democrat* are gust or tho H o t of : la serving no useful purpose hut wood. City Manager George H. Byrd and £ J- Trotter. tha mooting of tho board. . Tha rosmbfrs of' the Railroad guilty, and dUmissed., George BJJj- tl Cairns grinned und s * td R might the question of taking it. down or _ general mestings are expected —Peaches end Daddy are in court selecting their leaders. The G. a fter Hoover sounds th Commission ware present, werej A. ton, thsrgvd ,wlth disorderly youthful Frances O P. will maks no bid fo r tha can call to arms in to bo held before the assessment again. The leaving It dark was too momentous be a good id ea ,t9 cut the duct,.W as.fined $7 .o r 10 days 8. Wells, chairman of. Tallahassee, Ms address s t t to decide. The Commissioners off but let it remain so it could E. S. Matthews, ’ Stark/ and Mrs. Willie Robertson was fined $7 or rolL can bo complete, It waa Hecnsn Browning, who . Is still a front pages for several weeka to with cation ceremonies. ' serve to remind u . where, the bus­ today. Hearing the tax­ minor although two years have come. _ therefore did the graceful thing R. L, Eaton’, Montleello. In .addition *W_i for allegedt disorderly—con ■taud Chairmen Hubert \ Hoover now plans to go west iness center is.’’ payers in small, groupa is ex­ p a s t'd since her romance with, the duct. Wmis Graham, charged with and told the police chief to go After another 16 or 20 minutes to these J. H. Tench, rate expeft, netting liquor, wilt be tried at. a pected to facilitate the work of elderly Browning, has s ta rte d . » about July 10 and tha only con■bead with the "dirty work." was also press nt. Uinplated action wprior to that the equalizing board and speed J later date. . v •! up the Commission a efforta to fight for. her dowtr rights. 'The Chief himself precipitated of more or lees serious consider­ time is the selection of east ation the Commission decided Through her attorney, former -minute discussion of the ESPINOSA LEADS FIELD . and west managers, posts _ finish the taak at the earliest that* Inasmuch as Chief WillUm. ALLEGED SLAYER CAUGHT surrogate Daniel F. Cohalep, ably U go to Senator Koaea of problem. He suggested that the had brough up the m atter he possible time. Peaches today applied to supreme New Hampshire, and Jam es W. Kansas City, June 2fl.—(IN S)—' \v CHICAGO, Jun* 26*t -(!N 8 )— prevent is more of a could handle it. Commissioner McChriiOan. 18, sought court Justlfe Llden fo r the ap­ Al Espinysa of Chicago led. tHa Edward 1 NEW AVIATION FIRM than a help to traffic, parting shot. pack today In-the annual $6,600 by pointment, o) her mother, Carolyn * police of Memphis, Term., for t apunred Commis- Miller hud the "If you decide to Uke it down, Mid-America Open Golf Tourna­ he murder of a druggist there 8T. LOUIS, Juno 26.—(IN S)— M Keenan as (guardian ad Ilium). be was not selected to rem ark that the ___ and so far baa Chief, I s u g g e s t that you put It ment a t the Lakewood club with luring a holdup on June 23, .was A new factor in aviation Industry Mrs. Hecnsn was appointed by chairman “the biggest piece of indication w W w r in the City Rail tower so we can u 36-hole total of 142. This la arrested a t the home of his mother waa disclosed today with the an* justice Lydtn as Peaches* “guard- given the town has ever have a regular lighthouse to guide assume charge of the Lhi nooncement by Thomas N. D yssrt her* today. Ho will bo held pend­ Uui." ’ ' the final day of tha big medal of Knight, lost craft in U ke Monroe, v* event and 36 holes are scheduled. ing application for extradition. said," - RIVER SERVICE TOBESTOPPED AFTER JU LY 1 J ITALY BECAUSENOBILE SAVED SELF 1ST ;7 * Cbmntission Makes LiquorlFosses Draws $100 F in'cs Plans To S it S o o n For Two!,Negroes As EqualizingBody Disposition Of Lone Traffic Light Is Stumbling Block To City Officials Hoover Tunes In On Democrats V Work Outlines Republican Cam Ur 1 . mm J .75 �AMERICAN LBAGtJE A nd Keith .Blown, In - The tecond; , Barries And Pjurks Ire Ousted By A rbiters rEST P /tL 8t BEACH, June 25. eclat)— Ploying their last im under the direction of the Ib a H organisation, the Sheriffs led the ceicryfeds a double dehere Monday 6-4 and. 6-1. rim CoHins was forced to -p u t cs and flam es of the Sanrbnl 'dlit of the first game After balls, la protesting a fourth willed > I ) S Garnet yyitering the dls:.pBftb.rtuno hitting and a return to ..their old stride enabled * the Sheriffs to g a m e r both gam es ns M orris and Jopes, kept their hits fa ln y well >ek(iered. Cassel was h it for a total of 17 bases today ♦ h lle Keith, who won a g rea t game H t . l a s t Thursday woa shelled out Of the box in the second of the flight cap. Itymel started in the th ird and was greeted w ith n couple of blows. Members of the local club will endeavor to finish tho flint half |ri«?in* on their own, now th a t the dfJTrtPrf. have thrown up their franchise. Score, first game . • New York ......61 16 .773 Philadelphia ..._.... 37 *8 .017 S t Lou la .............. 04 30 .681 Cleveland ______ 29 36 .453 Washington ........ . 27 33 .460 Boaton 23 34 .404 Detroit ....... ....... . 25 39* .301 Chicago SuL..... 24 38 -387 SOUTHEASTERN. LEAGUE. .... ,W L Pet, Pensacola .......... 49 27 .0|6 Montgomery .......... 44 31 .58t Tampa Albany ..... Jacksonville Savannah .. Columbus- . Selma ....... . RESULTS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Daytona Beach 2; Miami 6. Sanford 4; W est Palm Beach Orlando-St- Petersburg)! >ched iried, .. i v AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 0; New York 4. Chicago 0; Detroit 0. Philadelphia 3; W ashington Cleveland' 4; St. Louis 2. n a t io n a l Convocation In B e e '..ttW h ’s iilHlsn Collect the Ion* history of the Vriwl and will he preceded by a wJI voted to helping Incoming K get orionted to their new rounding*, t. „ Dr, Janies Rowland An president of Yale, has agreed address tlje whole student » in Wool.ey H .lt on the e i , Thursday, September 27, J Daytona E rro rs Also Kelp Miathl, .' June 25.— (Speclal)^Two, big innings won two ball games for Miami here Sunday af­ ternoon, the H ustlers taking the first from Daytona Beaelt 5 to 2 and the . 7:jjnnlng night cap, 6-2. The Islanders oulhit the Hustlers in both games hut couldn't bunch the blows. *i . Sparkling support' saved Meyer t e w jrstr-22 •Bft* ropes *k Yilc. n i tbftt wifi continue ..until, Thun H Eridny the Krt * w e i r 'w in op Iven a reception the-ripphr1id! "Thb numerical „Uo fln graphical extent of the Un make It difficult for the 'graduates to recognize the ence of a unified Ynle,” t| dcht Council pointed out in the suggestion for revolu changos in the opening in the seventh and tyavjs finished the game, Frazee held the H ust­ lers to four hits, but n single and double, coupled with Iwo walks and two priors gave Miami Fpur runs, enough to win the ball game. Hi the second game Lefty Wetsell league St. Louis 7; Cincinnati 4. New Yoik 0; Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 1; Chicago 8. Others not scheduled. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Selma 3; Tampa 4O^ly game played. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo'2-01 Louisville 10-8'. Columbus 4; Indianapolis 1. . Kansas. City .7-2; Mlnnnipo EIRST GAME nb Daytona Topjrino, as Messner, 2b Graff, 3b,... Wycollis cf Butler, rf I.\ Miller, If .... Baxter,lb ... Hnyw'th, c Frazee, p M iafhT 1* **: - h o a dents should possess an intcllii understanding of the finest rtcss of Yale is cqunlly (l(.„irt . Trade l» yo$r old store of kind on,.a new gas .ran rc. ke 10 daflarp. v8anfnrd n p W K l8« M igaoll. Avenu S r Brown, 2li .... ...»......... Benriln, rf - ..... ............ Rurdine cf ..... ............ CroWe, 3b ................... Dunbar, If ......... ...... Loder, ss ..... ................ Birpiinghnm 7; Chattanooga 3 Cusack, lb ................. Mobile 8-0; New Orleans 5-3. Ijirzo, c ................. ...... Meyer, p ........ ..... :...... Olliers not scheduled. Davis, p ........ —............ The Life o f Governor Ritchie at a Glance $ol!U$a|' convention. The skotciTshowa jiSenntor sjmeon D. Eess of Ohio delivering the G. O. P. keynote speech at the Kansas City convention. . • • * Aug. 29, 1873—Bom , In - Rich 1018—Become general counsel mond, Vn. son of an old colonial for the W ar I n d u s t r y Board. family. i 1923—Elected | 'governor *• of l ,1893—Graduated , , ------ from , the Maryland by margin of 166 votes. Johnn Hopkinn University, Haiti11)23—R c-drctcd governor, thin more. time by 41,000 majority, J898—Graduated from Uni1924—W as an unsuccessful w rsity of Maryland law school candidate for Dcmicratic preslnnd entered the practice of Jaw, dential nomination, 1903—Became assistant city so1927—Broke all Mnryland • tecBASEBALL PACTS licitor of Baltimore; u little Int- ord« by being-re-elected governor Totals er conducted fig h t on public util- Tor a third term , this Unto by a By innings; him state-wide majority of 01,000 votes. 002 000 000— 2 itics that, won Daytona Bench , , _ 1928—Became a candidate for 000 000 4lx —5 Miami 1915—Elected state attorney Democratic presidential nominnRuns, Toppino, G raff, Brown 2, gcncrnl, serving to 1920. tinn again. • ’‘ Burdine, Crowe, Dunbar. Errors, G raff 2, Baxter, Frazee, Brown. Runs hntted in,. lutler, Crowe 2, “.oder. Two base hit, Crowe. Double plays, Toppino to Messner to Bax­ te r; Meyer to Lnrxo to Cusack; Ruth 28, Gehrig 10. Bottomley Moyer to Cusack; Meyer to Crowe ........................ 30 U 27 12! 16, Wilson 14, Hornsby 14, Bis- to Cusack. Bases on balls, off F ra ­ sonette 14, i tied for Cassel in n in th ., zee 2; off Meyer 2. Struck out, by League Totals. ?ORD ............ loo 210 ooo—i mony,. too," but "George first, Fruzeo 1; by Meyer 2; by Davis 1-, 4 (Continued From Poge One) ; National—274. last and uli the time," epitomized Hits, off Moyer, 11 in 7 innings; , American—243. same way the Republican P arty the spirit of the delcuutlon. Lcudipg American League Hit- off Davis, 0 in 2. Winning pitcher, did. It was Judge A. B. Lovett, of Meyer. Balk, Meyer. Left on bases, There were two thorns in the Savannah, who added the h a r­ Daytona Beuch. 8; Minmi 2. Um­ AMERICAN LEAGUE t ) , Holder, Lawrence. Two-bnie Player and club g uh r h pet. pires, Moore and Weaver. Time, Robinson “bed of roses." First, mony note to National Commit­ rits. Wade, Solder, Large, Three- Goslin, his candidacy was based entirely teeman John D. Cohen’s declara­ >a»® ,hlt«, Buckles. Double plays, Washington 48 14.'» 29 33—.435. tion th at tho delegation stood on Smith winning the presidential YoJlace to F r|sblc lo Stapleton; Foxx, firmly behind Sen. W alter Fnomination, nnd r.ccnnd, on the friffble to Wallace to Stapleton; Philadelphia 34 103 21 -II—.398. United States for the next few George for president. Wider to Burke, t y s e on bails, Kress, ’ complete elimination of “Jim " Sen. William J. H arris, Georgia's days, as Democrats of the nation St. Louis 00 211 35 76—.363. *ff Cassel (2), off M orris (2). Iteed. Robinson headquarters other representative in tho upper consider his nnme ns the possible stru ck out by Cassel (2), by Mor- Gehrig, 1could see no ulurir. in the situ­ huiise of Congress, headed the 61 231 68 HI—.351. Ha (3). Passed ball, I^awrence. New York ation. however, as Sen. T. II. C ar­ standard benrer in tho coming pre­ delegation nnd G. E. D. Maddox, Reeves, . Runs hatted in,- Wade (2), Frisbic away, the Arkansas junior, pre sidential election, us far as he him­ of Rome, Ga., cume along as vice Washington -10 148 22 52—.351. (2), Holder (2), Morris, Ciresi dieted Robinson’s select! in. i Leader n year ugo-todav, Gehrig self is concerned .the governor ex­ chairman. The train was on tiip<? Buckler. Stolen bases, Ffisbie, New K .392. ’ "Senator Robinson is thq out­ pects to he a meagre source of and the Georgians were whisked Howell. Sacrifice hits, Lawrence. NATIONAL LEAGUE away to. their headquarters at standing political figure of the news. Umpire*, Collins nnd I.hor. Timu Player and club g alt r h pet. “The only thing you fellows will the Snm Houston Hotel. South,’’ suid Caraway, “ He com­ Hornsby, mands tile respect and confidence lie ab le to write about me is what "We can't talk politics before Boston 66 192 46 77—.401. to tk greater degree than any other I ni doing," he told newspapermen. breakfast, nnd I need a shave, so Grantham, "What ure you doing?" one of please let n fellow get both," Democrat in the South, bar none. Pittsburgh 41 150 28 57— 380. Cohen replied to questions con­ He really should lead the ticket.” them asked. “ Nothing." P. W aner This morning was the first time cerning the Georgians' nttitude Pittsburgh 31 241 49 89—.339. Senator Robinson wilt not dis­ Douthit, cuss liis chance for the second the governor hud been in his office on A1 Smith in the event Sena­ St. Louis 33 291 53 107—.338. place nomination. He merely re­ a t the Cupitul for many days, lie tor George’s name is withdrawn Picinich, • iterated his frequent statem ents returned from New York City Jute a fter the early balloting. "You Cincinnati 49 132 JH 59— 334. Cusack, Hi of the past that he is not a can­ Inst week, and toduy plunged in ti I-cailcr a yeur ago toduy, H a r­ Lnrzo, c .. didate for nny office this y<*nr. tho accumulation of mail, ready to ris, Pittsburgh .414. Wetsell, p He is slated, however, for per­ clean up the routine stute business T1IK BIG FIVE Player manent chairman of the present in preparation for u session nt his nnd club g ah r h hr .pet. convention, regardless of the pres­ big radip, listening to tho doings a t Houston. Hornsby, idential race Iirnvcs 55 192 43 77 14— 401. Daytona Beach ........ 000 110 0—2 Ho wusn t quite sure today Gehrig, whether the radio would be a huge Miami ........... ............ 411 000 x—8 Yankees 31 231 58 81 13—.351. success “"See ** •* * (Seven inningH tiy Hgreement.) if there's anything Cobb, Runs, Toppino, Wycollis, Brown 2, on," the governor told George B. Athletics 67 234 31 78 1— 333. Burdine, Crowe, Dunbar, I aider. Groves, his executive assistant. Ruth. "Nothing but static," Graves r e ­ Yankees * 31 212 39 89 28—.328. E rrors, Toppino 2. Runs batted in, marked as he turned 'on the set. Baxter, Gruff, Crowe, Pennine, Speaker, "Sounds like a 'speech of Senator Athletics 47 173 27 45 3—.280. Lnrzo. Two base hits, G raff, Dun­ Heflin," was the governor's com­ bar. Three base hit, Bonnin. Sacri­ ment at the buzzing nnd crackling, fices, Bennin, Larzo. Stolen base Yale Liberty Pole h onv. n met gbt an eMniw chrm Loder. Base on balls, off Chapman Replaced By S ta ff 5; off Wetsell 2. Struck out. by .TOttWl *.......................- 23 R 21 9 . l ----------- m wm m Chapman 2; by Wetsell 2. Wild SANFORD ........... 000 000 1—1 Weak Palm Bench 032 000 x—5 , NEW • HAVEN, Conn. (IN S) pitch, Left on bases, nltrh. Chapman. C Runs, Wallace^ Holder, Ijirge June . Liberty Pole had j Daytonai Beach 10; Miami 4. Um­ “la . the kiilnraV worts ioilar, the (2), Clrcsi. Hogan. Errors, Keith, stood on New Haven Green from a pires, Weaver nnd Moore. Time, piiotfInna «>f tradLarge. Two-ba»e hit*, Hogan. duy in 1770 when a group of Ynle 1 :20 . rrnblp 'and r»apaaslbllltr are Three-bang hl(s,v Holder. Double Btuflpnts and faculty members, and brld br area trba plflyH, Hymel tp. Wallace to Uarnaa; other residents of Ihe town went bare f>rrsMilvanr1IfcC’pnnel td Krlsble tp Barnes. to the western woods and cut down ed, l» them uw «t»r . ■ n> nlrm of Doses on b*M«; off Keith (1), off a tall pine (hat they fashioned in ­ My International News Service n ia p rlllln aiul .Hjfmel.. (2), off Jlnca (O). Struck to.. n m ast, carted into the village rllatlaalion. Tbe GENEVA.*- June 0. The Leugur (fat of fltaeaa Is out, by Keith >(0) bp Hymel ( 1 ) by and rujnerl in place . where the of Nations may. have its own radio ui sociation ut W inter Haven mong the 4,000 delegat mm eseoAMls. .(eat Jones (2). IliU ,-o ff Keith. 3 in band iriet and the village cattle station. The Council and Assembly were in ehisrge of tile meeting, itors to the eighth nnp —a teal at . abllU *4». .Am. • weadaea two Inning*, , off Hymel, & in foui- grazed. will consider plans next Septcin- These speukers are grove oymerr tlon of the disabled vete m a a n l c reaalta. lnning*. Runs batted in Hogan From time to time the Liber­ l»er. . . • who have bcc<>nie interested in World W ar which ojii The fatl that baa rule ,tb# torn la (4). I-awrence, Sacrifice hit-t, ty Pole wus replaced until within It is estim ated that it would cost the proposed plan and arc travel- Business sessions nnd poalllaba ur pea. Wade, Largo, Beasley. Umpires, a year when various citizens w ant­ approxim ately $260^)00 and re ing oyer the state nt th e ir' own sivo entertainm ent pr fHibalbltlls bare Lohr and Collin^. T im e,o f game, ed the pole permanently replaced quire an annnqi sum of 640,000,­ expense to speak a t meetings of continue throughout kkc rmmm up .tram tbe ranba • la prual , Governor Adams of by u bronze construction to be a 000 to operate. 1,200,000 words the citrus growers of this state Ib u t.lb e . apatnu At the meeting here Saturday »»d MaJ-or Stapleton^ la (.fMadameatallp memorial to World War veterns would be distributed unnunl'y aaaad and rf feenight the speakers announced welcomed the ex-soldien who died in notion. from this station. live. OfMrtetp m a ­ that this plan,, which would pro- Banal Commander W. nat afford . la The Liberty Pole has gone tt*W S»'tr«M tbe vide fqr the distribution of fruil paergia, had formally now, and in its p!ofe a monumental W ITNESSES CALLED r r o a i a l r -teat of stJ t e lea g u e in a regular munner, had been convention this morning, IrOde^ablS . t« .ap fh»B sta ff costing many thousands arhllrarr «r pell. CHICAGO, June 2 5 .^ (IN S )— approved both by Secretary of The soldiers were . di will rise before the summer is 8 L 1PkUlM tdh f — 36 10 Ileal or B|em of W tnessci of tho murder 6 f atAgriculture Jardlne nnd by Herby the announcement pver,;Y ale a r t school students de­ Oelinde 32 21 torpey Octavius Granady on pri- bert Hoover. Schumapn-Heink would signed it. W, P .,J k h . ....... . 20 27 ny>ry election day were called toDue to .th*. rainy weather a to sing the S ta r Spang Kaqforid . ....... 22 31 Jay to begin testim ony before tho very small number were on hand «t tho opening session., Daytona Beach ___ 21 30 sprclsl crime and fraud Jury which for the mpeting here, it was an- *ho was "broken h eart Miami ..... a ......,... 20 33 The new ranyrs are gping fast, is expected to clear up kidnaping* trounced, but milch ^interest has my present contract wil NATIONAL LEAGUE and If you want to .tra d e liv your and terrorism s which m ark'd been shown in the plun ns pro- mit me jo be In Denver * •. w L old fttovr;i»ettef*eoitie I tr p t once. Chicago’s bloodiest prim ary. posed. . boys whom I love." Sanford Gas Company. 106 Mag­ St. Loql* _ ______ 42 24 nolia Avenue. *. New York ............ 32 23 DKFUNiAK S p r i n g s —New W EATHER IN HOUSTON Chicago --------- ... 87 30 building being erected to houai Cincinnati ........... 38 31 automobile agvncy of N. Beat:; HOUSTON, Tex., June 25.—An Brooklyn _:__ .13 29 on l»th treet. . unofficial therm om eter reading Pittsburgh ........ 29 32 (TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY) ')eri< today showed n tem|>eratt:rf Boston -----20 38 COCOA—PaVinj nears cample of 4)3 degrees. The official record FIVE ROOM furnished houie. See tion on King, Oh nder and Elur was unavailable as tho weather bu« Philadelphia---- - 17 88 .V, A. Spocr, 411 P a rk Avenue. id* street*. reau is closed on Sunday. standing J j ;X 0 44.1 A un. e o f t M / n far r > TIRES NOT CHEAP They are good and GUARANTEED for 12 MONTHS Meaning (hat your money will run you for one year if the tire frills to du so. WAGONER Furniture Co. i ..1,. 3i& £ . j^lrtit Si. WEDNESDAY arid THURSDAY EXCURSION Offerings Of Season's Odds and Ends F O R S rS I IB Fridny . .and . Saturday, June 29th and 30th, for trriiria due to arrive Jacksonville June 30th. ROUND TRIP FARE SA N FO R D Magnolia - ' Ave, By Its Results’* Crippled ..Veterans Of Wa r Gather Id D e n v e r For Meet 1* 4 1 |i l l rj i 1 he lannexseo.. Mississippi and Louisiana contingent,* ulso arrived today , on . trains arriying later a t Union Station. Texns . delegates begnn arriving in groups from scattered points on various trains, TO Judge Electrical Service Citrus Growers Of S t a t e H o l d Meet H e r e On Saturday 9 1} * Senator George and will vote toy , him frist, last nnd all the time." None of the other delegates would dcclnre themselves on a second choice- It whs "deorge nil the way." Delegates from North and South Carolina and Florida nlso were on the train. The Southern Pacific station was thronged with form er re si­ dents br the states Incoming del­ e g a te sw e fe to arrive from, nnd reception committees were on hapd for cacti delegation. Southern melodiesi filled the nir ns n hand B A T A V IA ♦ A lb a n y G a ...........$11.45 ♦ A tla n ta C a ......... 14.95 ♦ A u g u s ta G a ......... 12.95 ♦ B a x le y G a ............ 10.70 ♦ B a n b r ld g e G a .. 10.95 ♦ C b e h ra n G a ....... 12.45 ♦Coityle Ga . .... 11.95 ♦ D o th a n A la ....... 11.45 ♦ E a s triia h G a ....... 11.95 ♦ T lfto n G a ............ 9.95 ♦ H a w k in s v ille G a 12.45 ♦ H a z e lh u r s t G a .. 11.20 ♦Mafcdn G a ............ 13.45 ♦ W o n tttm ie r y A la 14.95 ♦ T allrity tsaee F l a . . 10.95 ’T h o m b v lk Gh .. 10.45 ♦ V a ld o s ta G a ....... 9.05 •W tyerdaa Ga .... 9.05 IBiloxI Mlari ........ 18.95 IBtrhUnkhAln Ala 1A95 1Charlotte N. C ... 2 U 5 IChattanoriga Trntt 18.95 IC h irM o n 8. C. 14:95 JColuhthtri 8. C. .. 15.95 IFtyfctttevlUe N: C . I f M fIMobile e i vA la------ c .; Wt .'S p a rte n H u iK 8 . a 1M 5. 16.95 IPensacola Fta .... 14.95 • 8 » H r s lim it. n M s l s k t Italy TIOSfAL .FROM ■. tkkota snd OTH *, . larormal from any A. C. L. Agent . Q- W. R*y, x . A. Sanford, Fla. �n l /h o m o > rttfmrfc anrBiiW i t TUB S a n fo rd H e rm ld I*, ova** t* w * u r TUBSDAY. JUNE » . SMtFonDnEBALP. S A N ^ n r , . FI.m m iA . TEliSDAY, TOWS 2*. 1928 Spain Comes Back helplessly hurt, an'*! whoso con* science is no seam ! that he can continue to live in the enrae com­ munity undiscovcml and unknown, and never make recompense w>tn oven ft single word of sorrow or regret. The third member of this dirty tribe is Kidnaped Anonymoua.|Ilis pen poised with avarice is ever scribbling threats to the loving pa­ rents of the sweet little victim There was a time when Spain was more than a rofnantic name, when her galleons sailed to every corner of the earth and brought back chests filled with gold and sil­ ver. Her possessions were so extensive that it was said tne sun never set upon her domains. Spanish ships ruled the seas and protected her far flung commerce with the new lands recently. discovered. Like other nations, how­ ever, she was not destined to remain in her exalted posi­ tion As the ruler of this earth. - .Through the- overpowering maze of circumstances which invariably- unite to militate against the continued ascendancy of a cotintry, Spain began to !gVow weak. Her —"nle armarfa ran amuck with the small'but scrappy jSngliih flCdt in 'the Channel where there was written one of the mus£ vivid pages of naval history. Her provinces began to fail from her like troops before the decimating fire Qf' machine guns. Other nations were coming for­ ward on every hand and were challenging the proud and haughty Spaniards. pa The pace set by France and England in the contest od for world conquest was deadening and Spain was rapidly — pushed into the rumble seat -where she has remained ever since. Handicapped by the lack of coahand iron, minerals which have so large a part in me development of powerful countries, Spain has been content to rest upon the mem­ ory of her former greatness and to be the object of tourist pilgramages made for the purpose of enjoying the his­ torical heritages which are there. Recently the pendulum has shown a tendency to swing the other way and evi­ dences of new life have been shown by the country below the Pyrenees. Under the able guidance of General Primo de Rivera a new order of things has heeivmsiltvvWd. . Rigid .economy has been practiced; manp’fabfurrRg antitrade den of Anonynfbus, by rc.(-rui from frank and honest arki ledgement of mistakes, wr and sins; of Words, thoughts deeds nnd of accidents,,injuria reports- ‘ If a man w auls his dro come true ho has tot \v;ik( Florida State News. Wo haven’t heard much yet, ^ ar* expecting to hear from thfot«e» packing Al Smith somethin ab'hut dry rot.—'Palm iBcncIrP,/* ; H ot weather la here nnd time to trade In your old wood Mo,c on ■ ! new gas range while y0U «o«d price for }|>ur old stove. Sanford (ins Cnmpanj 106 Magnolia Avenue.—adv. dates and places. This anonymous member of the 4 <*/ tt d v # t f v AS*»<WafVi'SHiSSfC re ft 4 in* owrf children, e a r Father. 8f‘I C. .4 ?•: k‘ THE GAY RACKETEER. ’m«* “Scarface” A1 Capone, A rollicking racketeer. I dome from da pUca Where ■ Britisher's face Would ruin ■ boddle of beer. I operate divee ’N'tioboddy thrive* Who trie* to oppose my ca t' For FitF “Scarface” A1 Capone, • u« bl&odieat wop in da gong, I’vl, shot thirty guys ?; TVto acted a* *pTet, ’N I’d do it again if I hang. ' J’va taken fo r ride* Alf my rivals besides. Wot I do I do wld » bang! But T in “Scarefoce” Al Capone, tyff1 ’N I’m hunting a . place fo r a j|H . '. rest. FyT' * Our climate Is bad, 1; A ll‘my rivals are mad. j w I think a c t I leave K Is best. Miami I ’m told J. Ha* officers bold for Who’ll listen if I maka da be­ quest. So I’m da Honorable Allen Ca C-. rpont, /,*. ■ Db l$ ta of da county s tto r IT* come to my house ’N cry like a louse ■ ’N ray h« have need of some fj , money. 1 g iw a dm roon So dat he can run, ’N none of my money ain’t phoney. For I’m “Scarface” Al Capon*, ■*N I am here to stay. .Ha officer* com* ’N nay I'm a bum ’N advise me to leave right ' ,*w»y. I puli out ray gat, ’N tell ’em to' *c*t ’N dry run ’n jump in da bay. Now it's M ister Allea Capone, Because I Hot* plenty of money. A fa t boy w»s oas Of many to come To he guest a t da house of Ca­ pone. I'm a son of a gun Tf the dirty old ITun Didn’t eat up all ray boloney. R-nator Reed comes out for im*■arfitil enforcement of the prohi­ bition laws. T hat makes it h a rl on congressmen. A ticket is proposed with Smith for rresident and Heflin for vice .president. Such an alignment ar th at would be likely to set the bal­ lets on fire. The total vote cast In the recent primary- we find, was 255,014 This Includes, we believe, almost everyone who could hobble to the polls, and,is as it should be. Among those making radio talks In favor j o t the Florida Citrus - Growers C learinghouse' Assocla ; tlon are Allen E. W alker, Gover­ nor-elect Doyle Carlton, Senator ^ John y, Taylor, Mayor W.< A. Mc& F rn sle and Dr. I* A. B ite. . (.laud* jjj. Bowers ' delivers the ,trl*yrote speech at the Democra;I *. convention and in two weeks fckV'» percent o f . - our peopli Will be thinking, - fW hoi is this man Bowers any*fcy?"j 1f<. the*'think of him at afl. Bowers is £ editor of the NewJ York World paper will yawn and rare* about.that?” say, When we asked the question th? ’ other day ‘‘Would Tunny receive her? ’ we promptly received « t * l ' (gram from an excited friend of fajp.T* wanting a m o * adequate exir U n itio n . We coo conceive of no ■M u r way to explain i t We per'csited that Jig, Tnunidiff* was M a n in r for -Pm * banks In, Palm ■ I n .' And w* don't believe he M p d d want to receive two, not at {ft* Mmo Hr-*. It'* hard to d*■hWtw one jpr th . other when you JnM ive t ~ 4 together We belie vs Nobile Saves H im self We were somewhut surprised to see in yesterday’s dis­ patches that General Umberto Nobile of the recently lost Polar expedition had allowed himself to be saved first be­ fore his men were taken from the rapidly melting piece of ice which had served as their life boat* since th<* crash of the Italia. And we were not so much surprised to find in today’s cable from Rome th at Mussolini's government did not approve. The brief dispatch read as follows: 'T here were indications today th at the Italian gov­ ernment is not entirely pleased because Gen. Umberto No­ bile allowed himself to be rescued first from the ice floe in the Arctic. The government has sent a radiogram ask­ ing Gen. Nobile to forward immediately a report of the dis­ aster to the Italia and the subsequent events including the rescue.” Nobile's action in saving himself first is hardly in line with the heroic tradition of the sea where the captain is always the last man to leave the sinking ship. Nor is it consistent with the history of. other generals who have been out in front durirtgTJhef'cfitorge, and who lirdtlftrtfHtlf the rear during the retreat. As a m atter of fact it smnekcd for more of that commander who after admonishing bin troops to hold their ground nnd fight as long as they could before retreating, hastily added, T ’ve got a lame leg. I'll sta rt now.” Perhaps the fact that Nobile had broken his leg ju st before the rescuing plane landed will save him from a severe reprimand and possible court martial at the hands of the Italian army leaders. It will undoubtedly have some weight with the strict disciplinarians Unit the Arctic ex­ plorer was suffering excruciating pain and that the lim ite d confines of his dangerous ami uncivilized camp offered little opportunity for treatm ent.. Even so, we seriously doubt if medals will be award­ ed for his being the first to leave, or if history will hold his act as heroic. !* # » » rrd *’ » a a # y An ? **c , e .wfcj p*‘ j f a « „ # d >* 4#oivM4ifaiieaaae|arN««|«aM$;' i « o i r i * a s a i t A « i .».* e ,• * .* a ■ a • o v**.. k Y* r n.a*f* *• FH v tJ.’ t t f i ’ .'v d V .i A f J.* tt t a*! :;i sear ” V r a b a ^ ^ i i^ n * .**•*• a * «e / * *■, ::U: ANONYMOUS MIAMI HIIIIAI.il A pony mo us thou a rt n devil Malice and Cowardice thy pa­ rents are, and thy house is foul. It has not alwuys been so, for thy ancestry was honorable, but the present generation has de­ famed thy family numt-. Last Sunday morning while driv­ ing along one o f -our beautiful a s ­ phalt streets, 1 saw a tuck sitting upright in direct line with my tire. I felt that I picked it up. yet 1 was not sure. The next morning I hud a flat tire and I thought of the tack. It was— “ the tuck”. I re­ moved it from the tire and tried to drop it so that it would luud head down and point up. Again and again I experimented with it and finally concluded that if 1 tried a thousand times I could not accidentally place it us I saw it and received it on the street Someone (unknown) deliberate­ ly placed that tack on the street for someone (unknown) to be annoyed and discomforted by it. Strange is the pleasure and sa tis­ faction th at is found in the secret knowledge of another’s distress. It is not always mischievousness of Innocent children that is responsi* ble for such’ pranks. Alas, would that it were so. Mr. Anonymous placed the tack in the street and went on his way caring not who the victim m ight be. Of course, this m ight havo been the twoJhousandtti . time j w d . - tUo tack might have accidentally landed with- point up. But 1 know Old Anonymous has done such things. The accident‘caused only a brief delay, coat me only 60 cents, hut has given me occasion for some very serious reflection*. If all the deeds of Anonmyous were «s trivial os the prank of ■ tack fo r a tire of a pin fo r the chair, we would contest ourselves with a patient tolerance of his sense of humor. But out f i o n his filthy lair have come his affeprnig breathing and threatening d a u g h ­ ter until the air la fool with the stench of their malodorous breath For ages the sneak, the spy, the traitor, have been black-balled a »A'fk P r jfe ei‘J e•!».«.( ? ,■(e gr«. o * « s i ^ .«* bAa o f r# rf tf.*.v«8.ie ,s a f i‘« a ^ .1/ e cb ,i # ^ s (i fnis#> g•{• f fit c a -•1 >r <«*w* wbr*«*n *os' ***w«*d££**» r > ,eToasting \ I frees this \ (icigarette f rom , th ro u t.irritation99 Famous Dramatic Star Toasting definitely jdo flavor ol’the fin t ipbiifcos. It removes im purities: irritants.. -Nnl a idler 20,679 doctors state that Lu Strikes are less ritaling than .any other cigarette. 1828 T he American Tobacco Co.. Manufacturers �FL0U1 . Mr. and Mrs, E, M. Walker The many friends of Mrs. T, I„ have returned from Quitman, Gn. O’Connor will be glad to lonrn where they were called by the thnt she is getting along nicely illness of Mr, Walker’s niotht*r. after an operation at the Fernald Laughton Hospital.. • • • H ~r * MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, Society Editor Lewis I. Hughey of New Symr- ........... V Clarenco I I U C H V t l ^, 4FEcst, T tC im »whp VO^ I nis, i I IatIOffice Telephone 148, na spent •the week end here with *V ' ' ' ' * ‘ Residence Telephone 37 his parents, Mr. and M r* W . I: tending1, summer school a t Uni­ versity of Florida, spent tho Hughey. week-end' here with his parents, Presbyterian Women Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins Mr. ami Mrs. C. C. Priest. /’ and children leave Thursday in Hold Enjoyable Meet Mrs. Elisabeth C. Deen left their car for '■ New York and Canada where they will spend Saturday for her home a t Lake­ The regular social and program land after n short visit here un the summer. >• I TUESDAY the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. meeting of the Auxiliary of the Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt of Azarian Circle of the First Morton Thigpen. Presbyterian Church was held Orlando spent Monday in Sanford Itptlst1Church will meet at 8 Monday afternoon at the church on business. I’cloclf, a t the home of Mrs. V. G. Ben Small arrived here Tues­ under the direction of Mrs, H.H. homo Saturday from Daytona day afternoon from Montreal, Issty in Dreamwotd. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symcs nnd son Beach where they have been spend­ Canada, to join his Wife, who Ir Junior Bowing Club will meet McCaslin. The meeting opened with the Roy1'Frank spent Sunday at Day­ ing several weekq. • •< visitng here a t the Hotel Forrest rlth Miss M argaret White. devotional exercises led by Mrs. tona Bench. ' Mrs. F. E. Roumillat will enI*ake as the guest of Mrs. A. J. /■ Mrs. Howard P. Smith arid small 11ic hard son. • «rUip,the Duplicate Bridge Club Me Caslin after which interesting reports were given by Miss Mar­ Miss Clara Rankin left Friday son, Howard Jr.', whfl have been garet Long and Miss Marjorie for'M oultrie, Ga,. Miss T.lildretf ilolly nnn guest, ' _J., where she will the guests of Mrs. E. A.' Douglass for a few days, left Tuesday m o rn ­ Miss Lillian Coyne of Whitman, Smith on the Young Peoples Con­ ipend several 'weeks. ing for their home at Tampn. ference held for the p st ten days Gn. nnd Stephen WHlldms motor­ ed to Daytoqa Bench Sunday where nt Rollins College In Winter Park. Paul Oberholttcr of Selma, Ala.,, Mr. and Mrs; F. L. Woodruff, they spent tjte evening. These young ladies also sang the form erly’ of this city, is spending Frank Woodrarr Jr., nnd Frank conference songs. a few days here on business. "Woodruff III, motored to 'Day* Mr. nnd Mrs. Braxton I*. Per­ . A fter the enjoyable program, re­ ton* Beach, Sunday where they kins nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs, M. freshments of sherbert and wnfers Mr. nnd Mrs. G- W» Holscher spent the day. S. Wiggins and family nnd Mr. were served by Mrs. Howard Long of DoLnnd spent Monday evening and Mrs W. A. Lofv'cr nnd fond­ nnd members of her circle. here ns the guests of friends. Mrs. F. I* Wadsworth, William ly spend Sunday at Coronado Wadsworth and Sara Bens Wads­ Bench. 1 TO AITEN D CONVENTION Mr. nnd Mrs- Rand Merriwenther worth of Tuskcgeo,- Ala., are the have returned hbme on an extend­ gursts of Mrs. W. . Thompson, Miss Lillian Coyne oT Quited visit with relatives in Virginin. nt Elder Springs. mnn, Go., who has been the __i , - 1\\ ■ % guest of Mrs; Robert J. Holly, Mr .and Mrs. W. A. Raynor loft John Wilson or Gainesville Inst week for New York; Cinci­ left Monday afternoon for Gaines­ spent the week-end here with nnati! und Long Island where they ville, where she will visit before returning to her home. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry will spend the shmmer.' /. Wilson. Mrs- R. E. Tolar and daughter, , • 1 / Mrs. A. 0. Sawyer and small Mary Elixnbeth, returned homo Mr- and Mrs. George S. Whit J ^ n d s o ^ ^ n to n Hunt, leave Monday evening from Jacksonville mer were aurnqg Lhasa me—ilJJF'yo£ «*Torr>nto, Canada Sanford spending Sunday a t Day whore - they . will -e/e-nd..thtcc to m Bench. - Wrcvr - Ind Personal Activities Personals j detective and A rthur n .b g d b o y who wants to be a sleuth; Marcollne Day Is the heroine, and Tenen Holts, Polly Moifcn, Clarence Lyle, Koo Mr I snd others of note a n r ln th e raist. Chester M. F rank­ lin. directed..tka.mrw pictarg-fpim r Stranghi mummies, IrfyelaWrift- an original By’hTmJerf am JJw berl ly-carved sarcophagi, sV gestlng Lord ' .. • ' n museum or a' catacomb \ King VALPARISO —Cult} Pow Tut's tomb were used for ’broad Company reconstructing and hilarious comedy purpsscb in leading from local p la n t all Hn< one of the oddest Sets ever Mrsigned for a .motion picture, Ata "Detectives," new . co-starring comedy of Knrl Dane and GeojfjX K. Arthur, which comes today ta tho Milano‘Theatre. * V ^ The new set k*pt the Metros Goldwyn* Mayer property shops] busy for several day*. In' the picture ,thn mummies * represent A colltct/on pf a strange Egyptolo­ gist. tqrncd Vroqki.and |Lbe heroes .of "Hookies ’ as.j amateur, d$tcc- Egyptian Mummies Supply Comedy In fixture ALMilane "#JBI • Ar mm M itt sp o t liv e 1to n n d 1 Thousand ‘1 *11* 1* / lbrills and chills Itt' lMa comedy knockout. Sloltfn Jewels—myster­ ious -dUappearimcca^ durance vlltF—and’ ourj hcjOes solv­ ing everythin*, hr a^bl* way; ; Stay away .If ’tatfchs’Isn’t. bn <Uet list: " v* /:■ \ •' • entirely new to the screen, In that the story Itself is a bixnrre mys­ tery thriller, the loughs being created by the two heroes blun­ dering by mistake into the thrills nnd mysteries, nnd escaping usu­ ally by their own stupidity. Every "straight’’ thrill Is thus antlclimnxed in a comical episode when the heroes of "Rookies" make-JR^ntrimte.. ... . . betel house ,M cnloa <in A ft* - T l m . J * ' 1 F. W. Dudley of Rclmn, Ain., who is touring tho state, arrived here Saturday for a stay of a few days. itato and Canada, and who hns >een delightfully''entertained at a lumber o r social courtesies, was tgnin honored Monday evening ut i low ly bridge party given by dra.'tElton Moughton nnd Miss liable Bowler nt the attractive tew 'hom e o f Mrs. Mougbtoh nt ndlan Mound Village.' Rosa and whito were tho colors eatured in tho decorations and they ’details! BowIb of ekquisltc oses and xinnlas were arranged rlth charm ing effect about' Ihb Dorns Where the games were lnyed. The games df progressive oticion bridge proVed exceptionally nterestlng and when the ' fifth ound had been played scores Mrs, H. Larnmnre of Flnvenco, Ain.,* is tho house guest o f- Mrs. J. M. McCnskill a t her home on Grand View Avriiiue, Ruse Court. 11. L. EVERETT DEAD Harry M, Swain of Green Covo Springs is visiting here us the guest of his sister, Mrs. M. I). Barber on Magnolia-Avenue. Mrs. H arry J. Wilson, Mrs. W alter Morgan nnd son John re­ turned home • Monday evening from 'Jacksonville, where they spent B few days ns the guests of Mrs. Morgan’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Mettinger, WEDNESDAY /. and , T THURSDAY ONLY By DR. J.C.'HOWELL <00 West Gora Avenue JP — AMaui-awt raocTQLoor uNnomuaj Orlando, Florida sick '• FORST’S 116 Mrs.lUlph W ight, Mrs. Hal Wight Mis, Mell Whitncr, Mrs. W. A For Magnolia ricopi.K H hntiM k n a n I h n t l i u U n r u lI n n . r n n ■ l l l i n l l n n . n m l r e e t n l itUr<ft»r l» h n r U n f i n un t o f I h r l r I r o u l i l m . W r i t e o r p h im r m i f o r f re e l ite r a tu r e an il ru n B tillK tlu n . Mr J « « r p h C o rw in H o w ell The ito w e ll S a n ita riu m , -SO W . tlo re A v r. (trla u ilo . K la. S p r r la lla la * In K u a tro -lu tra tla a l au il rectal dlaeaara, I*. H n r a r e s r f l t n j a p l r n i l t d r e ai l l In l a t h e r e m o v a l o f m u l r a a n d a k in ra n e e ra h r th e uae of ru u e e a tra te d ap n r a f a a n d e leetrlcltr. Final Offering Of S e a t i n n ’s Odds and Ends Are. Thursday- Morning 3t A gnes Guild Has R egular Social Meet o n l y The regular social meeting of ^ S t . Agnes Guild of Holy Cross B c o p a l Church was held MonB a f te r n o o n at the Parish B e With Mrs, Rollaad L. Dean M Mr*. Mortimer Glover ob Mtesses. . , . A short business scssgm' was *ld a t which time reports were iven by the officers and comlitteq chairmen. Many - m atters f importance and interest were fought before the meeting. Mrs. Iraxton Perkins, president of the talld, g*ve an interesting account f social service work done dur>g the past , month. During ths social hour the hosttses served sandwiches, iced tea nd wmfers. *»" Members In attendance were: irs, Braxtbn L. Perkins, Mrs. ranees A. Woodruff, Mrs. Grotr C. Cocran, Mrs; P . ’M. King, ire. „ .Heyward Walker; Mrs. -'urt W. W arner," Mrs. Frank ir any old stovcnpanr, 106 Mag* From 8:30 to 12 O’Clock (labM'i Just Think! DRAWN ... A ______ _____ PRINTS „ Lovely wash dresses of unusually high quality, values as high fifteen dollars in a ‘Wednesday Sale tHat will find especial favor becausj.Ot the opportunity to d&veJ- Dresses o f Linen, Hand ;Drawn .Voiles, Lovely, Organdies and Beautiful Prints—Dresses that are selling today in many cfm-PQ at il tnlich hi#hhi; Price. You must come and see them.' Values to $16.50 NEW STYLES?; NEW MATERIALS TO GO FOR ONLY. ist Arrived! Friday ... Sizes front H to J i. Cool crisp Chlffons, Georgettes, Flat Crepes and Canton Crepes. All A display. Details of th ia . event will, appear -in tomorrow’s \t ad— you will want to reap th« savings this event will: of- l , * § ■ O ' Jw trt iiiBhUmll*dfor LIMITED-ONE ; TO the Foutth pf July. Watch our wiitdow \ ssd Fever, InlUent snd Bilious LINENS - HAND • A CUSTOM Hit NO1^RV^ONS NOIjA y *AW> NORETURNS THE O UTLET First Street Opposite Post Office �a.* ii#|TVf** «£ THE WrtriFOKl) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY; JU N E 26, 1928 K leulenants Makes 1st J Prediction As,, To ne; **Sfeam Roller” ds Are To BeTnboocd 'ON, Tex., Juno . $0.2+, ov. Al Smith- w ill- lw I for the presidency on mllut, htn muutTifkfa prfi>hours before the Demoionnl convenflon wan to way today- * Thla marked tho first time thnt '.th e .S m ith lenders hnve given Of* /flc ia l Indication that they expectVed^the New York executive to go :! ever on tho first roll call, Prevlous’ Ip.tJwy had taken the position th at -ev^ry favorite son should have n chance to Rhow his strength and werc satisfied to predict the mor’s nomination on "an ballot." TWO TEX A N S PLAY BIG -PA some minutes oi luiue un ukiuk* the chairman *ont for n heavier gavel. It w asn't much better. The blow* could hardly be hoard In thd cenUr of the delegate section, lot alone In the "bleachers." T hat roomed a mile away from the pint* form, ^ "Pass the word back th at the chairman is trying to g rt order. * paying Still nobody appeared much attention Aftpr five minutes, the lender or the "old gray m are” band, down in front of tho platform tried to help the chairman out by sound­ ing a few bugle calls. "The convention will come to order/' Shaver shrilled,, "The delegates will get out of* the aisles and into thoir seats." All the while tho gavel wd? pounding. Thor} more bugle calls. Despairing apparently of get­ tin g the delegates to listen to him, chairman Shaver motioned forward Bishop S. It. Hay, of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, who gave th e Invocation. The cry wan everywhere to make this convention Short and snappy"—no Madison Square Garden. The heat* of which A T flG tl& tG N - ■ OQCl.bATJS.TO CLASSIFY)^ ^W EDNESDAY*M 1ITOJIf * W * and 4 <Jj Thursday. Friday or Sounds? THURSDAY , ' l ' " 1’ 011'- P»Menger. SBC p; u ’ ScruKtfn or phone 736. $ (TOO LATE EO CLASS! WANTED—to trade I 02B coupe body for touting, 103 Palm etto Ave. between Final Offering* Of Season'i Odds Ends ‘ ‘' • ^ tT 116 DiamondjMotirttinjr JawclerS-Opiometrlst Ave, .t r * Watch Repairing 1 Heavy luxuriant growth of crab grass on 35 acres. E W ill m aketh-E f ii« ^ kind ** * ' ’>] - ■• _*'■, ,,\ t t * of hay. Now ready to cut. *- die the Smith lenders con* d to insist they - would not t to any roller steam methods at the New York executive, on the first roll call, they ndd, however, thut nothing I please them more than to B t t ^ ^ t h e governor nominated, on ballot. ’1-:*4Of course, what happen* .cm ■ike first ballot is entirely up to ;,the delegates, but I hnve insisted right along th a t we w a n t'to give liv e ry favorite son a chance to show his strength," said George R. Vann Namce, pro-convention On share basis, or very !Y Smith, R o b i n s o n Loom As Nominees At Houston M e e t (Continued From Poge One) original old gray mare. They were tooting the tune, and they got a great hand. "Yankee Doodle", "Dixie" and a lot of other old tim ­ ers followed. The box holders were the most favored in the hull. While the delegate* sut out in the middle and perspired, the box holders sat on ihu outer fringe and were cooled by Individual electric funs. On the railing of each of (lie hundred boxe* were perched n small elec­ tric fan. And nil of them going. Franklin 1). Roosevelt of New York, floor manager for Governor Smith .was one of the early a rri­ vals. He took his sent in the New Yoik Idoik at 11:10 with the rank and li!.- ami they gave him n wai in greeting. The crowd wus regaled with a modest outburst of Smith for Vor not long before the gravel fell The California delegation came* in marching with a blue silk banner which was set in tlir middle of the California section. It bore u pietie" and the name "Alfred E. Smith," There w ur a hri(*f hurst of applause ami cries of "we want Mayor Jimmy Walker lived up to hi* reputation of being late by 9 strolling in unconcernedly ut 12:06 P. M. He almost didn’t get in. A burly Texas .policeman could not believe th at daper little figure in the waspish coal really hud any It business in this convention. u "Are you a delegate!" he . in‘ quired. .“Not only that, but I ’m the may'" or of flew York,", returned "Jim. m y," summoned to* his rescue all his official digtitry. Before tho cop could recover from the wise crack, the mayor had alipped under hia arm and was lost in Uv- crowded aisles. >1 remove hia coat. • A t 12:12 Texa*’ 40 delegate* arched in to the hall with th< tung m i ileaded gw ernor, Dan cheap for cash. 'iiS a fc CITRUS G R O U P L A U N C H E S ITS FINAL E F F O R T (Continued From Poge One) Senator Hobinson for second place on the Smith ticket," said Gov. Al hort C- Itilclm- of Maryland. " It is Robinson for second place for a certainty," Observed Sen. Edwnrdl. Edwards of New Jersey. He will balance the ticket, hold tile border states in line and help us sweeji o nto victory in November." "I consider fletmtur Robinson the best candidate we can nominate for vice president,’’ said Sen. David I. Walsh of Massachusetts- "His nomination would give the people un opportunity to draw si sharp contrast between the two parlies by a comparison1 of the records of tho party lenders in the senate. Tinrecords of Curtis and Robinson would make better campaign pro­ paganda for the Donmcrutie party than any speeches.” "I ronsidcr Senator Robinson lire party's choice now for vice prewi dent," said Sen. William II. King of Utah. (Continued From Poge One) investments. Forrest H. Stone of Maitland also gave the plan his hearty endorsement, declaring that in his opinion the fruit growers of Florida hnv« reached the turning point in their climb toward pros­ perity Others To Help Tho-other shipping organizations which have ulrcudy joined the clearinghouse, will help solve the shipping problems .confronting growers of some sections. Tho drive this week will he aid­ ed by scores of prominent men in the slate. Daily radio talks at Tampa, over WDAE at 12:00 l>. M. will he one highlight of the week's campaign. President Allen E. Walker, Doyle Carlton, John S. Taylor of Leesburg, Dr. L. A Bize of Tampa Largo, Mayor IV. A. McKenzie of and M. |„ Corey, campaign direc­ tor, will give the radio talks at noon. W IS E BUYING . T of M in n : \ A*Ml*KH7| 1*, tll I l o t I i»f S a n f m il. K l n r l t l u , w i l l h lie Htllllfl il l«‘(l tn lilt* €*11>* (’ollUlllNwitting jis (h«* K«iu:illxhm hoiinl ■i n Mn r t i l u v t .11»1\ 2 , 11»2 K, tit 2 ;SO i. i Iim U l1. M. hIi. ii State and County tax books will re­ main open this week and close Saturday, June 30th at 0:00 P. M. Tax Sale will he held Monday July 2nd, beginning at 12:00 o’clock noon. JNO. I). JINK INS. Tax Collector Seminole County PEO PLE THEIR HARDWARE All )»«*! HtitlH i l r s J r l t i K ci r r i i i ' l l nl i H m a t h * hf ^ HJ i l d p>l l wli«»ih«*r l a l i n t i n u n r \ a l H ! i t h * i i *T pr« t> *»r h i h i * r u ht**( h Im h i I i I flh* w i t h ilii* C i t y t *1. I L n i l ill h r f u l l ' ill** i!a> J»*'*• Y'hniH i n t l i r m - i i l a v I lit* 11 |»**tith»iiH H i - t t i u u r*>iH i tl i i *lr n h j e i ’t i«»tis it ml ill** t*oi i i*«t lh*-> i1»‘8 ir<* ti» l u i v e mail** V H LAftlWiN, .itiiM* 2ft. i!»2H. rn> i*lrrk. The new ranges are going fast, and if you want to trade in your old stove. I*e((er come in at once. Sanford Gns Company. 106 Mag­ nolia A venire. The Surest Thing Done, AT OUR REMOVAL SALE Since our big sale opened Monday morning, our store Hus been busy every minute of the day. Many wise buyers have already purchased everything from stoves to golf halls at our removal saleprices. You really can’t afford to miss this opportunity. Me are making these big reductions to remove the necessity of moving all of our enormous stock to our new store. We are offering the best in every hardware line at the lowest prices possible. Work of remodeling our new store at 116 South Park Avenue is progres­ sing rapidly. Cabinets and shelves are being put In place and portions of our stock moved. We believe we will have one of the finest hardware stores in Fior- Is Ity Right? (Legal Notices) T1- 1 I In* 1 ‘l i v Millions are Daily Proving That a Growing Bank Account Can Be Maintained. You Can Do »What Millions are Doing. W elcome Here! ^ T *l t » I » I 4. Among the fnany bargains yofi will find in our First Street Store are You check up on your watch every little while to make sure it is keeping good time. R efrigerators Gas Stoves Oil Stoves Wood Stoves Clothes Dryers Tool Cases Check up on your insur­ ance the same way. See that your policies are keeping a full and accu­ rate measure of what you stand to lose. See what your indemnity is really worth. See this agency. Fire xtinguishersi $hot Golf Balls Bicycles Lawn Mowers Clothes Hampers Fire Screens Glass .W/ire Golf Clubs Dinner Ware Razors Roasters Andirons the K !^ L lm rm p W H O LESO M EN ESS nothing m ysterious about the goodnessof bottled carbonated beverages. M ade o f finest sugar, carbonated water and w holesom e taste-tempting flavors, they are pure and health* ful. It’s the carbonation—per* feet o n ly w h e n th e drink is bottled—that adds that delicious, fangy taste. B u y them by the case. K eep a few bottles always on the ice. .* - T H E R E ’S f ir s t n a t io n a l bank $500 In Cosh Prizes S t K D r ~ r I . v r .n i. i t c i r . ("f »k«UHrJtWi!fclC.ibi>n*irJa*»- t t u . a l-i Ammir.n RnriUrv ;>l C .r. lk a u ii!tlk in i|ir.ll6 IV 'iJ W..1UM1M. IXC. C*rk r<H*>>>u We write policies r|ght. ct A . P. Connelly °L ** ^ ‘k T T iiT I W * TELEPHONE 775. Governor Moody of Texas is being boomed for the vice presi­ Here is the man who obtained the Democratic convention for dency. Moody is one of the leading members of his party in tho Houston and is playing a leading part in its affairs. south. SMITH F O R C E S JOIN CAMPAIGN FOR ROBI NSON _- »**!'* **V*;t* FojteT’s ; Magnolia u j , , ib k n q r a v in g ., • • ~- i * ' • y �& THE SANFORD HERALD. SA N TO FLOW SPAY,.JUNE 26, 1628 A few more days left te In your ola stove eg, a iw nnffr, Hanford Has Coi lOfi .Magnolia Avrune. ford Daily Herald >JT A D RATES Help Wanted 21—Acreage For Sale ~~ i: Cash in Advance is ads, will be received ona and- Collector sent ily f a payment, I <1 hn . -1—— 10c a tint Ecs — ■■♦-yr-fr .* E m ........7c a line Efkne rate* on request, L reduced' rates are for Ujtivo insertions. L, words of average length Lantcd a line. Llmum chffge 80c I lf [insertion./ | advertising la restricted roper classification. i in error If made The 9anHcrald will be responsible inly one incorrect insertion, idvtrtiser: tor subsequent tion:(. The offlcd should be led Immediately in case of j TO ADVERTISERS machine and then you wished you had a position. One young lady took advantage of that ad and af­ ter, three months and one week of study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and is independent. You are still looking. Will send nnother your g lady to same shop In two weeks. Last week the fa ­ ther of ono of our students stated that his 17 year old daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she will be get­ ting from $40 to $G0 (guaranteed! per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good jobs when you are trnined lo hold them. Call for C. A. llnincs at Herald office and he will bo glad to explain details / I-' ’ Herald.-" - representative Ktoghif Zcm/Jisr ..With r a t« L and classification win L you complete information. UIf you wish, they will assist I in wording your want ad [oake it more effective. — m •“ «1 r 1 I » About the only thins th a t could get the solid Texas veta lof'AJ Smith would 1)0 to jliow him ■* picture rolling a eigAruttu ' ....... one hand.. -r ACREAGE FOR SALE: aulUble for poultry farm. Located four milcii south nf Sanford on old Or* lnndo r nd. 33 acres,,part high land and some of it ldtf, Ideal for chickens and ducka. Cdn be bought for $100 per aero on your own terms. Add r 'i s R. J. F lm True Friend Ih known i n (he day of adversity. point In waiting until you arc in n light place to find WiLL TRADE— Properties In Northern State for land hers. Box 177. Oviedo, Fla. out how much time and mqney the Sanford Herald classified ads can save you Whether you want to buy, sell or exchange, you can count on a Herald classified ad for help 2§—Miscellaneous For Sale 7-^Siluation Wanted The number KARPiMw OVEfRSTUFFED living room suites $225 and nn: Gil­ "tVANT' TWO or three hours work daily either bookkeon- bert McGriff Furniture Co. 23 E, ing or stenographic. I/cgnl ex­ Church St. Orlando, Fla. perience and very fast. Have type­ writer nt home. Must have work. “Stenog'’ care Herald OFFICE GETS TREATY WANTED JOB n foreman nn farm. 14 years experience. Best of IftER SET FR EE—We give u I piece dinner act absolutely references. W. It. Prcvutt. R. F. with every purchase of D, 1, Box 112. X) or more thia month. Gil-McGriff Furniture Co. 23 E. 10—B Plants And Flowers th St. Orlando, Fla. proposed American Treaty for outlawing war was handed to the British foreign office this a fte r­ noon. In the absence of Ambassa­ dor Alanson B. Houghton, the note was delvered by Chnrge D’Affnires Jtny Atherton. FOR SALE— Missionary straw­ berry plants. Will lease 0 acres ISSIFIED Advertising will Simulate your business at very muck. See M. M. Lord. [ll cost. Herald Want Ads eacli reach thousands of people— 11— Miscellaneous pie who wait and watch foClaoslfled page—people who BETTER FURNITURE for less looking for opportunities and money. Gilbert-MeGriff Furni­ w that the Want Ad page is • ture Co. Orlando, Fin. 23 E. e of opportunities. Your mes- Church St. i on this page Will produce rei at a cost thatris surprising!;' 12— W a n te d Call 148 for service. C h i e f Steward Of Athletic CJub Will Make Polar Flight ( L e g a l N o tic e s ) NOTIC K, N o f I r e I* h e r e b y a l v r n t h a t t h e l i o n r,I I l f I ' m i M l r ( 'u itim l* » liin r r » , I n n n i l ( o r N r m l n u l e I ' a u n l y l - 'l o v l ■In. M i l l a t a n a i l j w t i r a r i l . i n e r t I n n ) n lie h r l i l I n I h r C o u r t l l n u n r . a t S n n fo ril I 'ln rlila , o n X ln ailar. J n l y . n t h , ISSN, a l I O iOO o ' c l o c k A . M« in e rt an a llo n ril of K q u allsern . fo r th e im riio ar o f b r a r l a a ro n tliln ln la . a m i rcrrlv ln a Iratlin n u y n n >o t h e i n i n e o f a n y p ro p erly . renl o r p e m o u n l. o r n iltril. aa fl» r i l li> I h r C o u n t y A a n e n n o r o f I n a r a , fo r aan rn an irn l fo r th e Ii u m of I lie > r a r , A. II. I t 'J S . W l i n e n iu> hand nml o fficial n r n l t h i n 3 .3 r d , d a y o f J n n c i A . II. BUY YOUR FURNITURE from us. Free Delivery by truck riglu ti tested for grasaea by Dr. to your home. (iilliert-McGriff FOR SALK— Combination gns lavia. Opposite Court IIousei Furniture Co. 23 E. Church St. range, used one season. Will Orlando, Fla. sell for 520.00. E. E. URoy, -Me or Granada D*v GIngot IW'JH. .!• call 708. Prompt Delivery. TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMullln’j (ierievB- Fin. Barber Shop. Between Firo Sta­ MILK in any quantity. Enquire •Lost And Found tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Avo. at store corner 18th. Street and French Avenue or phone 298. iST: Betwttn Sanford,and Rand: IS— Apartment For Rent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—A0 ~ Crossing, brown leather travel antique. Potted pnlms. Solid No bag. Finder Ptease return aame Bronze Electric light fixture*, i J the Sanford H e ra ld .' j i 700W Hughey. Phone 711-W. --------------------------------I i Automobile RENTAI25, house? nrui npart|FO R SALE cheap: Spray Cart«I 1 ments. The coolest spot in Find-, Cravlcy Tractor, Acre Nrgrsj.,, du, Daytona Reach. Intelcstodj Paper and Wire, and other fa m ld a : DODOffl ^ V; lasure care and Graham trucks. [mrtics address Rightmine Realty equipment, Rex Pippin, West *"* Co,, Inc. Dnytunn Reach. I Side Near New Ice Plant. 1 1«> Elm and 18th. Street. Phons 8. HUPfLMARMON Sanford Automobile Co, M l Magnolia Avet Phon ■Business Service TRY TH IS—if you have on apart­ ment to rent give complete de­ tails in a Herald Classified ad. . . tell everything there is tiPbe to'J about it and you will find it much easier to secure u tenant. Call 148. N UP YOUR OLD WALLS E NEW. WALL PAINT NO : NEW AND BETf c r t iie r in f o r CAtL PHONE M W V. C. COLLER, SAN- FURNISHED 6 ROOM bungalow for rent for 5 months or possibly longer. Everything ready for oc­ cupancy. $35 per month. 804 Mag­ nolia. ______ _ FIVE ROOM fuinished house. See V. A. Speer. 411 Park Avenue. * - I _u ■ FOR RENT— 2 room furnished house $12.00. 2 or 3 room fu rn ­ ished apartm ent $12.00. 5 room furnished house Flora Heights $18.00. 300 F rench Avenue. , BY'S DRUG STORE—PreIptlooa, Druga. Soda. We are FOR RENT— House and Garage. tar as Tour phone. Ca|l 103. Addresa Mr*. E. T. Woodruff 317 Oak Ave. Sanford, F l a .____ ■ LDING BLOCKS-4frri( Dc Luc ■crocRsiodadoos consist of parlor, sleeping room and bath; bedrood's with double or twin beds sad ftivizc bub. Stateroom* with or without privies lavatory »nJ shower Electric tan* in all staterooms. ForceJ ventilation throughout. V3H0UR SERVICED IRECT non-stop sailings. No loss of time from business. New S. S. IROQUOIS leaves Jacksonville every Saturday at 3 P. M . and after only two nights out arrives New York Monday D m o rn in g . V* ANTON MYHItH und wife INO lilt ,\lVKit8. und ItOIIKIIT IlAttWAY, I X f i-llilllllt* . . * i OH 111-311 OK l>l III.M'ATION TO: ANTON MVKttH ami wlfp IKIIKII MY KICK Mini ItOIIKIIT HADtVAV, AN I* T O AI.L WHOM IT MAY I'ONI'FIIN: II Hi>i»’Hrliut frnrn llit* uffUluvit of I'A I 'I. I*. fllAHNBTT. cninplniuutil In till* i-4UHf. herein filed. Illut >nu H i e reslileiile nf u Klnte oilier 1 1.hn Hie Stnli* nf Ulnrlda. IliHt the ■reldance nt Alllnn Myem und wlff inner M>er« n» iiurllculnrly tin Is known In him I" 7313 Hniirce Hlreel. rhleaao. Conk 1'uunjy Illi­ nois. und IliHt Hie residence of Itnherl Railway a* pHrllcularly us Is known In him Is lOSi Ixiynla In the Slulc nf Klorlda. Ihr service SA IL IN G S T O N E W Y O R K S. K. IIUKJt.OlH. J u n e 30. J u l y 7, *1. IS, A ag . 4, 11, I I , *J ADDITIONAL SAIUNOS FROM JACKSONVILLE Every M onday and W ednesday at 3 P . M , Cuffing at CkarUston 8. 8. I'U K H O K K K — ......... J u l y * . I t , 13 ............ Aug. 1. 13. 21 8 8. Mntiuwk ................... J u l y ! , IS. 25 . Aug. t . 15 . 21 8 8. H D I I N O U : ............... J u l y * . IX. 30 Aug. I. 20. 2*J, tfl New Steamers. Uniform de luxe B enin N E W Y O R K , O n e W ay , $3 7 .0 0 u p t R ound T rip $ 5 9.18 o p $3.00 extra fa ta e a c h w a y o n D irect S . S. IR O Q U O IS CHARLESTON. O m \V»T • 11.00 up i Round Trfe (1 O J X Ira BOSTON,On* Wav, S 4 l . | l up ST . JO H N S RIV ER SERVICE .Steamer tenors Sanford 12 >15 Noo^-ornr Wad., Son. Due fo arrive in JacLsoncflia LTT following m, T hro u ch l i r k r l i a n d r h e c k n l th ro u g h lo prin cip al N o rth e rn Point* A m p lr fa c ilitie s for auto m o b iles r t r fm b t r infrrmstwm, tid u tt, rtm rrtim r, iff. s f f l j M JACKSONVILLE Refinishing Upkolstering By Factory I.M T K II 23.— WASHINGTON, Juno (IN S)—W. 11. Milchel n nil John F Hooper, American mining engineers, were kidnapped by rebels yesterday a t Rio Banco, Mexico, and held for 18,(190 pesos ransom, American eounsul Edward T. I«owroy,f ul Guadalajara, M o(co, wired the State Department t<>.day. The engineers scut a note back by their chauffeur who was not detained saying "we are nil right hut do not know for how long/_______________ __________ navigators, rndio experts, scien­ tists and n host of otlicriu Greason has u place which many would pay for the privilege or hav­ ing. Around 15.006 persons have made application to Commander Byrd to be tnken on the trip. DAINTY LINGERIE SET “ Im Just lucky,” Greason said in answer as to how hi. came to bo This dainty braitiere and bloomer let is so dainty and feminine yet ao chosen by Bird. simple and inexpensive to make. A few yard* of your favorite color crepe dc Chine may be Iran* loaned aTATKa IMaTMIIT C'Ol’HT into pretty undies in but a faw hours time. The bloomers arc so designed that they will lie jierfrctly flat under Closing al the sheerest of ___ the aide, the bloomer* are -gathered to a pointed yoke In front and ■ and straight yoke at the back. Kneeband* are attached to the gathered, lower rilges. The brassiere closes it the bock and (s gathered at the underarm seams and at the center front. Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 4082. Slscs 14 to 18 years and 34 to 44 v ARE Expert I am opening a shop in Sanfonl and will be equipped to handle any kind of repair work promptly. Phone 883 in care of Smith and Jordan Inc., until new address is announced. C. Killingsworth Corner Flint St. and San ford. Are. -Classifiedv „ Simon Pure Citrus. Gem Farm Crop. FERTILIZERS FOR SUMMER COLDS “(Jiving all we can for what we get Instead of getting all that we can for what we - gtite’Ms tbe polleyjof fTwcle Concrete Co. J. E. Ulager. Prop. 3rd and Elm, II^ A L R 0 0 i eriai ting. RememMr we allow.. ^ y a u .to dolls re foi^ any old atove on the purchase !»rlee of a new gaa range, ■nd give Van " t 5" «« « th e 4e the ballanee. Saaterd Can Uein* « The A BEACH •FLOBIDAro * s T S i tu t a A . - . „ TRANSFER' Batteries Furaiture Hoff-Mac BatUry Ca. 117 East 2nd. Street. k0. Pointer Fertilizer Co. Jacksonv HEMSTITCHING CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co, Singer Slbwlng Machine Shop i Hauling, Crating, Shipping, SiJc Track Factlitics. Phone 890, 200 Machines Sold, Rented, Excb^agr N. Maple. Ralph W. Lossing, Mgr, Ekav raym tuU Phone 80 North Park, Valdes BU “Tim* Tried . and Crop Tested*1 Our Branda arc Ike acknowlodged standard by which grow* •re of Florida have Judged ail fertilizers for nearly forty years. urat! Business Directory PAINTER’S W f j m a n d -g en eral ccn\ent room I 'furnished tracnriT 1 loratcdlu^All imtin and f,alvanlt«d louse. Nic eferences required. ________ mica H. Cowan. Oak irove manta. Phone 888J. and Third-6t_ Phone l l L NOGRAPH*—repairing, piano FOR RENT new Duplex hauae in nice location with all modern dng by, « l t r t . with 17 year. m ire amt Hiirnsy. , conrenldocea. Will rent cheap to IU>llrJ(nre for Comph F a i t n t jlttim rr tim t tv tr maJr brturrn tb ttt f m t t . AMERICANS KIDNAPPED Small garage apartm ent. Call 281, 16— Houses For Kent S. S. IROQUOIS gtiCfoatAk HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No doubt there arc several pieces of discarded furniture in your home that nro no longer of value to you —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ ald Classified Ad will put your message before thousands of read­ ers. Call 148 today. FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar I N. NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. ago apartment all modem con­ In Sanfonl J'alnt & Wall Paper veniences. Phono 207. ____ POTATOES DELIVERED $1.00 A BUSHEL—These are "culls” FURNISHED four rooms and too smull to ship; more trouble to bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave prepare for cooking, but Just as R. VIDLEIl, Chiropodist. Every good to cat. Telephone 775. Wednesday 9 to 5 ut Blue- Bird auty Shoppe, Phone 349 J. MODERN furnished apartments, Frigldaire: Murphy steel k it• 27—Money To Loan .•hen: Garage: excellent neighbor­ SUN PROOF PAINTS later Spar Varnishes and Ena- hood: rent very reasonable. Park meli.' Vclumina Flat Wall Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 67, tints. Persian clay jesao. plastlco Sayer, _____________ ouldlng els* and Plaques, San* THRASHER APARTMENTS: IU* rd Paint A wall Paper Co. G. U. duccd rates, ------ ■ Phona FOR RENT OR SALE— Dwelling. 1810 Palmetto Ave. 859-J. Dwelling 1820 Park Ave. Colclough Realty Co. 311 F irst National Bk. Bldg. LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ RANSFER Service of all kinds, ished. 3 room and garage. A t­ Phone 570-\f or 3302. C. E tractive summer rates. Apply 804 lorpening. Magnolia. Phone 280-W. WIGHT PRINT SHOP APPY ■rrvico on any thing ii Hinting. A phone call will gr ir man. Phone 417-W ' 9 Rail d 'A ** :j Ily Sidney J. Hughes International News Service S taff Correspondent TOKYO, June 26.—Although both Prince Chichlbu and his biide-to-be Miss Setau Matsudalr* daughter of the Japaneau Ambas­ sador to the United States, arc probably the most westernized couple in Japan's royal family, their wedding, whieh has been ten tnllvely set for September 20, will bo performed in accordance with the ancient Shinto rites that have marked the blooded weddings of Japan for centuries. The Prince and his bride will revert to the cquull ceremonial robes of brilliant i ________ • These plans'' Tfhown to­ day when it was announced thnt true to the iron-bound tradition of Japan, Prince Chichibu wilt make no departure from the precribed customs of many centuries, ul though both himself and his bride wear only western dress and, in' fact, think and live in a surprising­ ly Occidental code considering the traditions which ordinarily cling so tenaciously to the Japanese. A royal wedding In Japan is no nffair to he arranged over the week-end, as some three score members of the Imperial house­ hold Department charged with the responsibility of arranging the wedding plans will testify. l.onit Preparation* Preparations have been going on •for months and will not lessen in scope even up to the last minute of llie service, Latest developments from the Japanese viewpoints, M iss Matsu* dniro having alreuuy attended to counties details in America, is llir problem of bcthrothnl gifts. Ten days prior to the wedding Prince Chichiim will send chief Steward one Ynmnlie, to the family of Vis­ count Mutsudairn, presenting the bride-to-be with enormous quanti­ ties of costly wearing appears!, mostly foreign style frocks and garments emanating from Paris und New York, while, In return. Miss Matnudairo also must semi suitable* gifts to the Prince. Judging from the amount of pur­ chasing which Miss Matnudairo al­ ready bus perfoinuvl and the la­ vish manner m which Prince- Chic­ hlbu is expected to provide his be­ trothal gifts, it is estimated that tbu tittle girl, who until recently, has been a student in Washington will have enough clothes to Iasi un ordlnnrv society girl several life- Daily Fashion H int ilkins Cowan Co. Auto THREE ROOM b u n g a lo w u p u rlment, • c o m p l e te l y furnished, radiator and aheet metal works. 7 French Avenue. Phono 716-W nicely located. Phone 99. Architect First N aH Bank Bldg Sanford, Fla. . Bui there Is no 22—Ucnl Estate for Sale 20 FIRST CLASS Building lots in colored section, Goldsboro, Al­ most nt your own price. En­ quire at store, corner French and 13th St. or phono 208. Elton J . M oughto SFENCE Cusliio: SEMIN01 Curtains Awnings, Vod—Eaal Xaxwiaxa. in*.. Aw thing t f fop SHOP. � 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, June 26, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Land, miliU Leased Wire lntcrnntionaljNewp Service Farjn Price Fixing Is Laid TP Hoover ons |ik’s Receiysr e To Go Ahead _im issio n e rs, Issuje First Statement On !Their Views InCase HOUSTON, Juno VL— (A. P.), “Jim Rccd of Missouri,* fired away at tho common foe of his party—Herbert Hoover. Repub­ lican nominee—yesterday as he held tho trenches for the hop©-' ful but waveritrg lines of anti­ Smith forces. Herbert Hoover fixed tho prices of American farm products during the war, Rccd charged, for the purpose of hencfitHno- tho "British and allied buyers/'.. It w^s one of the" strongest pf tbe m»ny at­ tacks Reed nas lcv?W .at btf arch foe, Hqovcr, since the nominee took of* administrator lice as food during ttye war. i HOUSTON, June 21— (INS) — If Governor Al Smith's lead­ ers have their way, and there is Big Tim Miirnhy. Colorful Underwo; nmcnln Down fiy. Renews & “Hnckel War" agStfisst;'*51 , . - — «-- »• • Incurred-Enmity O f ' Capone, Police Think Sliln Man Served Term In Pen In Connection Wiln Dearbon Street Mall Theft speeches placing ^ o vo and other candidates ciecdtlvo candid* " in mmiiriatlon win be mado ’a session. .mf jik nominating spcAhci said will.be made torti George R. Van Nam ventlon manager for Smiths ’ . "Tbs balloting will come late* int CM* convention, but just when 1 cannot say." Brown Derby VSteam Roller” Wtnia Handily In Creden­ tials Committee FlqhtThat Ends Enrly This Morning Chairman Makes Plea 35 Contested Seats For Party Hdrmony A ll Go ToNewYorker A s Only W ayToW in In Coming Election Anti-Smith Coalition Post­ pone Decision On Whether To Offer Minority Report CLEARINGHOUSE ‘- N o r t h □-aM: .411 8 W Asks Compromise On Dry Question Tex., Juno 27.— ___ frown derhy steam roller’ from tho sidewalks of New York Savage Attack Made rolled out a complete victory for Upon CorruptionOf tho Smith forces today In tho cre­ dentials committee on tho Demo­ Republican Party cratic national convention, Thlrty-flvo contested scats State Agriculture Experl S A M H O U S TO N H A L L , were at Issue. In every cusc, Emphasise Need ForBetUr H O U S TO N , June 27.— Qondelegates were seated by -Distribution -And Markcl- Smith in iblft oil was poured '.“tothe committee. On no contest O: CHICAGO, June 27.— (IN S )-"Big Tim" Murphy, “ rachrtccr" Southern SfciL and one of tho most prominent characters of Chicago gangland HOUSTON, Texas., June *7.— Midst 0 £ W k Sanford1 ap­ was slain by machine gun bullets A call to the Democratic party to peared today to be on the SAM HOUSTO> B unite in a battle against "privilege pn his front lawn here last night verse of another victory in its HOUSTON, Tex., I and pillage" was sounded last by three gunmen hired by leaders long, drawn out controversy O ther Sections O f F lorid a of a clearing and dyeing organlm a t e n g ; Por the brief spa.’J with thp defunct Seminole lion-by^Xixu* £ r - y * * « 7 * F ® , Begin Productlonn^Qn, Blfti tatloncChlof,of Detectives Michael ’ Ing In Statement A t Tampa ibo .xceuUv. ^ ' on thc troubled Repub- delivered "the Mynot* »ddi*M, 'Grady, BMerteS he learned today. Coim tdL^ltnh.'— — ‘ • Advanlnj^s O ' Local Area TVn eunman who Tho directing gunman Withdrawal of- a supreme - TAMPA, Fla., June 27.—Need of pencru ...her m.ra « . . . » ' * i Uc' n walcr3 through which to the tumultoua *l| ordered the colorful career of Big n clearinghouse for distribution court appeal, taken by. the Smith men organised the c o m D e m o c r a t i c Notional Conship of Lincoln by 8*tUng up • Madison Square gSllor’a JUtoi W o Tim" closed forever, was one who bank receiver from a decision t r s : veulion U ruUing toward government party for the benefit only this time the •, v had previously been approached b » and marketing of Florida's cltrm> of tho wealthy and powerful. ar ik r A w fri"i» Krall members of a . group ppadctl by. crop was emphasised yesterday l>> o f Judge Wallace W. Wright Gov. .Al SroltlT^'" 1 fore daybreak this morning. They dedpion on candidates and Is*-. Ibe f**'!**!!** Murphy, who sought to musclo In sentences loaded with tho nreme comm&na.<hn.v « in overruling n petition of inter­ (iniwen, and taarkrlliM »• T” Nathan Mayo, commissioner of ag­ put Bruce Kramer, of M?nt®n” * platform . vention with a-proposed bond sale, ■frond atlUlf Will . M jr rJ & shrapnel of Irony ln.^?ct}Xc, V, 8,0 wildest In" on the clearing "racket wltij ' , an ardent Smith worker, In t c j oe j^0y nson| 0f A r- New „ York AVkm Evening ......... .. World , . cdl was imminent following receipt by i n u r r o n ' i U i u r o f T b e U e r a l d . a proposition to "eliminate John riculture, and L. M. Rhodes, state any convention svtr ••, 1’ ” Hkely running torlal writer called the r°ll of the tho City Commission of a message marketing commissioner, who Pro-convention campaigning, in of friendliness to > The eolery Industry is of such Clay, head of the Dye-House Driv­ from tha state comptroller dcclarpleaded in a joint statement for chair, dotcrjnlnetl upon the order S S ! f o r Gov. Al Smith, assumed | BCttnd.l» of the last * * * * f f j £ For 15 minutes th. ' •" ers’ Union, as , the preliminary vital Importance to Sanford ami thc hearings without a ■ j^ * * 1* l j j j L ' * o f * the "convention as I ” n administrations; - ing that instructions hnd been .iswas a mob In an upr- • “ ^ 1 movos on the part of the Murphy- "united, unselfish effort by nil of and then permitted tho contest- ^mmind rchftirinBn , nd h U U on o f th e farmer bad become sued to this effect. Tho messsgo Scmlnolo county* that it la probably Itcs to gain control of tho ontiro concerned." •» ants to present their cawsvlrtual» lwnR ht0 „ ]Rko tt forceful lone of thorn8 and thisUeswhlU oral fight* on the fk* reads ' not out of order for all of us to organisation, Grady Bald. Here for a conference with di­ sltated the summonn ly without limitation. Vrhon t w t «c ^ de,egRt|0n not to to- other in"dUBtrics fattoned on Urilfs ' "Answering wire o f twenty-fifth, -i. Detectives were rushed to oU rectors of the Florida Citrus Clear crucial vote was taken at 3 A. a - P give considerable thought to this Krcat blunder at Madl, gubgldles; asserted that the Texas pollcetpan with I Mr. Ashcraft has teen instructed parts of the city today to search inghouse association, tho two state „ „ Louisiana’s 20 contented votes, | !’ ® nower w®"®* mono- ing to quell. subject. . ... , s o n ' Square Garden. . I*plunder bund of thet power to withdraw the appeal.” In spite of, or posslb'y because for John Hand, Frank Noonan and officers, famlllnr with big prob­ thc count stood 42 to 7. The melee started •‘ United wo can win, was the . „ wn8 threatening to lighten E. II. Ashcr®t, receiver for the of many obstacles, the 1928 celery James Forsythe, wanted for quesThe anti-Smith cqb IIU°i » which - - ---- m „pCcch. It reflected I| « „ k on utilities; coalition i ’ publie t * utilities: des- Joseph T. Robinson, bank, could not be located this deal Was a fairly successful one Honing. Grady said he was in re­ lems confronting growers ami the permanent chalrn - . afternoon for a statemont on tho from the growers’ standpoint. ceipt of secret Information which shippers, declared the clearing­ hnd thrown its influence wtth the I ho (olK.ri contemplative i u»‘K- [! lbJ| tho Coolidgo policy in LaUnhouse was one of the forward steps contcsUnta from Louisiana wcl®|mt,nl uf n majority of the | Amcr|can an "dollar diplomacy ably vice president -J newest development. In tho nsenn* Most of the growers made some named the slayers and tho motives. ---------,t £ somewhat deflated by the S S !1 alc^leadcrewho arc detonnin' “ " t» «Ko— Interest of Am.riAm*ri- concluding his op< I * . time, it wna learned in tha office money this scasqn- There were very Grady would reveal no more un in twentieth century agricultural nnd postponed until fntcr spoke of religion ;i< ........ accused the party Ud here that there shall bo no ™ buainca.; P of the clerk of circuit court that fe w spectacular profits but most|in mcn he Bought are arrested, advancement. on whether ....... decision ................ . division over tho only real con'11 power nf hnv,og sent ““ bur was a direct hint ' “ Let Florida keep step in tLc final of havlog sent bu" * u ,c” d tha appeal notico la •still on file. •of tho growers earned goid interest Murphy «: said to have been would submit a minority r®l>orJ1®_n |troversy that besets this convm- |po HWBrming over tho candidacy, and It v I t was further learned that instruc­ on thlcr investment., Production operating a paintlal gambling re­ march of progress.’’ they said. U u W , t » 'i « 't W " liill •conwnlton. I ^ " ^ h i i i i i t o n . & „d match had been a Mr. Mayo and Mr. Rhodes dis­ tions had been given by Counsel costs were preb*Wy. > w c r than sort in tho North Side, but war­ Th.y li ' I oipoxWil l e t Hi vote. -Tho Democratic It*1*/ * 1 1 , , ,, t.now Democrat, thot powder barrel of t! for Mr- Axhcraffto dc-piy compila­ they liavo beep for n'Umg time and fare In thc cleaner* and dyers in­ cussed the clearinghouse plan in tion of transcript of Jho recent yields for the most parts were dustry, In which “ Big Tim” sought detail, gave briefly and clearly had "hope."of IB supporting votes 1,7NVllher 1. U wn •ntl;P™h^ ; l . r / ^ r S i ' ” w iiic l«c . of th. feelings. "Jefferson," ar proceedings. • good, except for those who were control, is belioved to havo brought some of tho things it can do, and on the convention Door. floor. ’, After |tlon llon P party. Dsmcirmt* »rt»;_, nf |L»inn with the doped soothing Mayor E. F. Housholdcr and unfortunato enough to have a large about his death. gloried in the Viiy urged “ shippers and growers to religious freedom." Commissioner Frank I* Miller amount of blackheart or seeders. Through his activities In . the come together on neutral and raub ■ s S k r ^ r . t t i . t i . n . ... d ^ h s t & M t s It brpugbi them reiterated ihclr determination to If the Inter dtfecU )>ad not re­ cl rimers and dyers’ war. Murphy ual grounds, and give and tnke.^n . . . lnv.nt.ry . ( th. J ”J bI. tMny i „ th. D.n.jh. rararted, “ "fight the case as'long as wo are duced thc late output so seriously, is said to havo Incurred the en­ tho setting up of this modern ben cheering madly, an nositlon delegations fromUrats to do is to “ demonstrate far has the si on tho Commission," hut each ex­ our shipments would probably havo mity of “ Rcarfaco Al’’ Capone ficial movement," of a second the • 1 P Zone nnd the District of 1 hair wHUneness to cnter Into dlffcreQcw, <rf the high pressed the belief that the Amos greatly C*eefde<l the P « » t f ow who was taken into partnership off on a w ill *pre« Must Get Toflrihcr ,u - Notes’ honorable' cumprumtsce and to #rl„ of Btnto to whojn the people momeaU sincerely;) message had definitely settled the veasons, Howcvor. fn.vlo^ of tho with one of the city’ s largest In their joint stutement • tV y * matter. Immediate steps wi.i ue poor condition of tho late, celery cleaner* for the reported purpose who stood on thc . . . . taken toward mooting payments of market It is probably just ua well of “ fighting gunmen with gun sold: looked down upon "Agriculture and horticulture u , r T i ; h n ^ « ^ interest and principal on outstand­ that thc crop was no heavier. The more entbu has developed into n great world m0n" ' II lie ing bonds;, due next Monday, It was Murphy was 42-ycars-old. He wide, commercial industry, which vonin The Sanford district including era of the New that we which the will indicated by tho officials. were already in ' Oviedu has In the past had more lived with bin wife and an adopted is constantly accumulating sur­ LouisUna delegation • For the first lima since the in­ or less of a monopoly on lain daughter in a fashionable section their »Ute sUnda pluses and bringing ulout market­ tervention proceedings were start­ celery, sd much so that wc hnvp of Rogers Pork. wild parade throu ing conditions that puzile thc ed, the City heads made an official been able to secure fancy price? ;V,:{'c^rnnHr.” 'wttyhouh” t ^ ^ r ^ . T rhr ; f . KraUntK^C^DaVl^ ,^ ^ ,^ Born and reared in a section SUte afUr state greatest experts and challenge thc ity of n state convention. statement toduy. outlining their even for very ordinary quality known as “ buck of the yards Uon which, he dcclarod, “ is m- cism uf thoso crimes snd criminals procession surged moat! fertile brains and foremost “ The law w h s on tho side of tho <|efollB|blo from any standpoint. ^ <vmo j rom a ainglo represen-; stand. The statement was in the “ Big Tim” was regarded as mo Four southern celery. Howcvor. (his ■*M°" And ho BCrvcd notice that the utlve of tho admlnlstrmtlon. nature of a joint message to the have hnd abundant competition. most dangerous character ever de­ economic thinkers or modern times. •regulars; ulthough there may r*. Carolina, Tpnnes* LaFollette’a de* citizens of Sanford. It was us Iu the first place Bermuda hn«l veloped In that turbulent district. So it is obvious that the future h a v e b e en somo points of equity[ uemoernts this year are going to y he#rd heard — u ... Mississippi were on the side of the contestants," u k o fuU advantaga of the corn i nunciatlon ‘ of Teapot Dotne—and follows: . ’ . . , a Kood crop of celery and as th? He grew up in a gangster envir­ success of the entire Industry de "W o are protecting tho interests market was not very strong when onment, early learned their tactics pends on tho efficiency of markeU was tho way one member of the belt revolt agwinst the Repub- were silent. They saw, the various that stood fast L. A. HsrUell, t llcan.. Ho ™ " t,®"od_atI^ a„ d processes in tho alienation of the of tho taxpayers of Sanford in it urrived in New York most of ty and soon became a power in ms ing systems and method. This is majority described the fight. delegate yrbo Is Col. James W. Thompson, pubNary-IIaugcn bill by name, ano especially true of perishable crop*. not agreeing to acknowledge and was placed in storage, thus quite neighborhood. nation’s property-and were silent tempted to sel*e Usher of the New Orleans Item-Trlr „ V o It a round-about endorse Ho bccamo n “ whispering poli­ The citrus industry of Florida pay n claim that we do not bc- effectively taking the edge off of They heard tho gossip or the cap­ Una banner frou lievo we owe to tho receiver pf tho tho usual demand for storage tician” , and mounted to a posi­ with approximately .700,000 acres, ital that bussed for weeks and directly In front Rcp.hllran P .rty." Seminole County Bank amount­ celery In the New England state*. tion of power. Meanwhile ho or- much of which is not yet in hear­ S i u n T r a n t l . J i S & h ' L K " % » (Continued on page three.) A half dosen re ing to over $700,000 which !■ Thon Surasota came t u k t . p*” i . th . h - C througn Konixcd various classes of workers ing, is about 25 percent of tho cit­ m tlon before thc committee. M rs.jers of tho uniicu wllK were laid dn It, r now dn the District Court of the with fairly large late gmp, of above for personal profit and became a rus acreage of tho world. his Iseeks ngnin t<> dcdclvo them wUh Mutilated Body Of the North C^olln Genovicvo Clark United States ponding decision. Wo average quality which was suf­ gambler of note. His political as­ '•It is no small business. During false promises the only and a daughter of W. relief n tb» midst of a have endeavored to havo same ficient in ifsclf to supply « large pirations cnrrled him to the otate the throe seasons from 1021 to X Girl Found By Cops W. O. Bauader bv the Kansas City, con­ completed, hut the attorneys for pnrt of the normal demand for May legislature and once, rna for con­ 1027, inclusive, 140,140 carloads Champ Clark, of Mlwour1. u r iff duties ed the committee session but hut took pl«dg«d by legate (p tbe tM Chase National Bank of New and June celery. .To cap the climax gress, failing by election by only were shipped from the slat©, or m cdThe WELLESLEY, June 27j which evidence shows cannot bo —(INS)—The tnultiUtcd body ora dclsgatlon, oppos York City docs not aiein ready California produced about a thou­ 700 votes , . , . * round numbers 60,463,000 boxes of no pui t in the 3-hour, session lie was both feared and admired citrus fruit were shipped, which for final trial. • ’ 17 year old girl was Jowid M a y forte to take the sand cars more of lato vclcry thap **"Thc^economic equality of ag­ alongside .the tracks of the Boston “ Wc will never agree to a ever bofore, keeping nil market* It was said of him that for every brought to marketing agencies Into the 8n iiwiwt'i nvvi—n . . . . riculture with other ind“ "tr‘5J and Albany Railroad near Welles­ friend ho had an enemy, lie was eettlcment until tho lost court ever west of the Mississippi River well $143,014,612 or a gcnernl average !2 •fruc'‘ * “ "J may be promoted by reducing the commands us to do so, and this supplied and also shipping n con- worshipped by those who followed front of Robi ley College, a note •ddre,^ d ^ of $2.83 per box. Adding to this the tariff «n manufactured “ rticlcs we believe will never happen, ppd slderablc number of car* t Min “ Raddy, 88 Lincoln ? t r « t JFrem; consumed by the rmera; by The high light of Murphy’s fluc­ transportation charge* inside the in our opinion the bank does not system of expert debenturcs. or Ingham," was found In bsr pocket eastern m arkets. state, tho value of fruit moved by believe It or they would not be so the ?opa who h In addition to this competition tuating career came several years truck, tho fruit consumed rfnd by the adoption of the pond ago when he was convicted of the anxious.to use all other means, there aro numerous districts ^Both legs were severed from the the pUtfona. A including Intimidation, to force us various part, of Florida that ar.? famous Dearborn Rtroct mall rob­ canned, tho total value to thc stato K W YORK.* v - . trunk and other parts of the ho^y to take harsh I’lniiM for the giant uutojnollvc “ This w d *vhm».. - - - --, to betray the taxpayers of San­ beginning to grow celery more of bery and sentenced to I>cnvcn- of these three citrus crops is apwere badly cut snd mu,rtl* ted\. merely triad Vo (Cqntlnucd on pago 4) a*^ It Is believed by the police the baUnt*. who b> Ic.. successfully. Hastings grew a worth penitentiary. m After serving hi* term ho re­ °"There are many taxpayers in body was that of Priacl)U Uttte. half B dosen, 1 hundred or mure.tbl# >’ci*r I'ruraioghsm girl who residea at being effective, Sanford on whom u much heavier after thc disastrous poUto season turned to Chicago where he en­ burden would fall than on your lis t closing, they will go for c o lo j gaged in various rackets that tho Lincoln street address. Bel* their club* and stockholders of the former c o m - 1 ~ commissioners if this J itte r was much more extensively next year- kept polico constantly on hla trail. live* of the girl w .r e a .k e d to A |ot of knucki psny for Injunction permanently_________ paid or settled or unsettled as the Ovieda Plan, extensive increase in .Several times during hi* career como hore for a possible identl (Continued c receiver of the Seminole County her celery acreage Jhe same is ho was arrested on murder charges, ficetion. r*Wfl»llo Supreme C°urtrc^ l'ct„ ^ but never convicted. Bank requests. Georgo Mullen arguments | . , . It is said of "Big Tim" that if ,• "Threats intimidation have been ° t S on lori'«r«**D ‘ ______ . . yesterday, he suggested that the he had kept the various fortunes GRAND MERE, Quc., Juno 27. LONDON, Juno 27 (IN S )— resorted to. to force your comleave he amaseed from hie versatile oc­ Miss Amelia Larhart, will mistioners to settle » «W j" l£ “ J £ k r t t r _<1N S I— Min Thra ^ 1 5 8g,tn d m » » r £ ‘ °™ - t t ™ '™ K W cupation. he would have been for Southampton today P™P»r» i\J we will not settle until the last have no monopoly of soil or climati German avlatrlx who plans to fly Bince the Dodge Company 1* a mkny times a millionaire. He was (ory to sailing for America aboard ' court In tho land commands us to nrross the Atlantic to Berlin in the (Continued on page *•) 'a consplclous spender and always Bellanca monoplane North Star, Maryland corporation. , the liner Pre.ldent Roosevelt lo(Continued on page alx.) n h occasion he bad Henry P. Holthuaen, counsel for niorroV with her two /lylng c o ^ m lived at a dl*sy P » « • PBARISBURG, Va., ^un* ' V c f today awaited the arrival here. of Col. Calvin N. Goddard, wbo aeekf • "Big Tlm’a" money waa pot all her backer. Mrs. James A. Still panlons, Wilmer Stult* and Lou (IN S )—Apparently unmoved by her Ufa. She * taken tbe threat squandered scUUMy. however. He man before msklng and definite t0 have a Uroporary injunction granted him agalnat jtbe menje? 008 h!n wa. dlaappolntod-that .he the prospect of spending tb* “CaudiU I* a go was noted for hie benefactions, announcement regarding her plan*- made permanent, contended th^t Thar* were tv 16 year. In prison, C.udlU Dennis, was unable to mert the Prince of especially among the P®™1* The North Star I* now at the tho merger plan w m « n » P W .m murder, Fred stricken elaasee from which he had 11, of Newport, V#; today awaited Wales l*«t night. .The Cape de la MadeUlne airport, uTapicuTatlve cupidity in exciting brdtbera of expected at th# Olym piahors. arisen. , _______ th. next movt of hi. Uwyjre. near three riveri- Pilot Koeneman, anticipation of growth of the tyre and in hla re; iairease |n di- rt,ow hubfTui not elated Dermis I who flew the plane there from search work in th;. area is graduvldends of the Pbryrier a aMt gun dut Courtney Turns Back Hadley Field. N- J-, pm JP“ ‘ ■JJ S u c c e e d in g In P«rferting meth sports," their parent*, U .».Tb. ^ " n . J u m b o r o f t b . ^ - ods which will ev.n tuayelim in sr through' aevdral tesU h«fonJ*Mlss several tests *• __ *ithe party merger was Because Q f Mishap and. then in the waa going to k. Rase be aUrU her flight, it la be ■T*. Rascbe start* flit - " -... ful.” the P«st from the section. Aipjmg royal box at the horse show lirved p probable the •vlstrii will mcnlshcd the lad not to play with era fled Into • lievod Z ithSr factors In the control of Stulls and Gordon were foi LONDON, June *7—-(IN 8 )— stop Fred Lafon . Howard Long w*a in for fuel' in Newfoundland be­ POLISH CABINET RESIGNS stop for th|« pest are the hlrdf down at Berth. France, by bad Frank Courtney. British Glor who of the meeting and Int ro­ sites, who play a msjor part, « fore hoadjng over the Atlantic. weather while Hying /rom l*aris. lKSuhd*y *chol U*cbers, public hopped off from Llsbone at 10.20 ts the principal speaker, fc WARSAW. July *7 --(IN B h accompanied by two French pUoU. school instructors and this morning for the Asoyee on the M il, former asslsUnt secretary CURTIS FIELD, N- Y.. J®"* 27* The Polish cabinet resigned today They then motored to Boulogne arrayed exolnst **** l£*r first leg of a proposed * » ? » • * ! ' __(IN S )—Mrs. Anne U. 8tlllnmn the United States Department after Premier PU.ud.kl sharply and caught the 7;00 o’clock chan­ witness stand. AU were lantic flight, wal ,0l^ d . tf {T ’ Agriculture, and director in the may take off from her* today in criticised them for allowing the nel boat which brought them to however, that tb* boy turn because of an accld?nt ln hi iTareh aection of the Department Of Chairman J. D. Jnkin. of t l» amended budget m.asure to be London about 11:00 o’clock- ' water tank, according to a Central higher than average underprivileged child committee Newe' dDpatch from the SpanUh d#ssod by parliament while he was ashlngton.. MUa Earhart announced ah* but wa* Inclined tq be his remarks, Dr. Ball Snorted that the boy taken J S Vic. Premier Bartel was com­ plana to tour tha United State*Jn at time*. clearly Jhe reason for San in’ cbnrff. by the W o r d club D the moth pl*ne ah* purcha^d fro Coutner, who mode several un- Mrs. Stillman ha* m»de »rranga* missioned to form • Mis* K*t* Reynold*. e aa a celery It Is believed PUaudskl will re .a the best proendM® “ ^ T h ? im S ? w n » well attended, ■ucceeaful attempts last y,ar ^ meat* to have Miss Rasche a fla­ tain tb# war ministry to reorgan­ U dy Heath, one of England* school teacher, *aid that • W fly across the Atlantic, reported mingo plane shipped back, to Ger­ foremost woman flyer*. in tha elimination and there being about 15 ise the army. . the accident by wireless, the diethe calery leaf tyre. many. -----aent In addition to tho chib mem patch stated. . e ttl laid «tres* on the tern _ ... ------------factor which controls the bora. BE FOR CELERY MEN \ BY MAYO, RH0D * Court Suit Bfocks Merger Of Dodge With Chrysler Firm SZiUXTcJgSZ Thea Rasche Waits ForM ri'Stillm an Before Ocean Trip a E ■ MissEarhart W ill Leave Saturday Op |Rctlim Trip Hpipe Virginia Boy, 11 Celerv Growers Are The Guests Of Sanford Kiwanians At Weekly Meet ra w ? n m2 of ♦t on IL* i2W host* ml •1­ - iv t>» �g K i a L « r a » q i t i < {W S '. M ; A B *' 4 m i br \ Orlando Vlau, 8i „ Cox, rf Abrams, lb Kirby, If... ■ Edmondson, cf ..2 Lehman, 3b .... 3 Illume, c ...... . ..3 Sproul, x ______ 1 Chnunccy, 2 b ..... 3 Culbrenth. Columbus ---------- - o 0 .(KK Jacksonvilto ... ,!..... 0 0 ‘ .001 Selma -------- ....... 0 0 .001 Montgomery o 1 .001 Savannah ......... 0 1 .OOC SOUTHEUN ASSOCIATION .W L Pet. Birmingham ------ 50 . 24 .070 Memphis ............. 44 2D .003 New Orleans .......30 34 .534 Mobilo .... ........... 46 35 .533 Nashville ............. 31 40 .437 Atlanta ................ 2 .41 .ill Uttlc* Ruck ___ 23 44 .380 Chattanooga 20 46 .387 , . LAKE-ORANGE LEAGUE W L -Pet. Umatilla _ . — ........i. 1 Ok 1,000 Tavares ............... 1 0 ^1.600 Winter Park ...........0 ' 0 .000 Ocoee ......... 0 0 .0(h) Mount Dorn _____ :..0 0 .000 Vermont i.l______ 6 0 .000 Winter Garden ....‘..0 1 .000 Apopka ......... 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 0 Hodge, p Iden Shower Ends pnlest When Two re Down In Ninth; 0weH Hitting Star Total* flBhfonl McConnell. 2b, Friable, U* Howell,, rf ...... Barnes, . lb .... Wado, cf ..... . Wilr.cc, 3h, 2b, Stapleton, I f . Ilymcl, 3b ___ Prrks, c ....... Barron, p ___ In As Many Trips •arks Suffers Injury "That May KeepHim Totals • Out Several Days I x-hatted Frank Barron, Sanford indcr, let the Orlando ' i r ' JWaJUfc-cX*.■y.,« * RESU LTS a 1 ’ 11 - J P mmcw y w f m - m P i i ■ ff flf a X M ' - f UA p if ¥ PERRY— Solid carload o f 00d potftrtli” klttg^tirficlepreb .r^fpred from <here recently to Cliarlotte, N. d . ( > Chairman D,eiftocratic Co DIGGERS D A IR Y FA M l Phon* 3711 Sweet Milk Rwc4t Cream Butter Milk . , Milk for Bablea WASHINGTON, Juno 20.— (IN S )— Robert W. Stewart, oil mngnnto indicted for perjury^in connection with hla testimony before the senate Teapot L»oiu. committee, entered a plea of r'»* guilty on arraignment before tho district supreme court todjy. Stewart demanded • • a speedy trial, which was set for October *o4 Storage 1...........M. Frank Jw Ilogan. counsel foj Stewart, indicated his client was icady to go to trial at once, bul U. S. ottomoy Rover objected. Ho -pointed out that it !s not cus­ tomary to try contested criminal cases during the summer term ot court, wnen only one Judge* is 30 3 8 20 13 ! for Blumo in Dth. FLORIDA STATE LEVGUE I Score by Innings: Sanford 3, Orlando 2. . right I Orlando 002 000 066—1 Wdsi, Palm Beach 3, Daytona Colt? Sanford 001 020 OOx—I Beach 2. Summary: Three base hits St. Petersburg at Miami, rah:. llcwcil 2; Two hast hit, Waiiacc. N ATIO N AL LEAGUE Double plays. FriBbie to Wallace New York 12-8; Philadelphia to Barnes; Vlnu to Chauncey to 4-2. . .. . • Abrams. Stolen bases, Kjrby, ... V-cv^ysvQi' Bp&ton, 3/ Come To Daytona.peach. There are many, lilcasant things to do here; and the weather to makt.you feel like doling them, ' *P Uio cool aurf, dan fishing ]n riv e ri.and-.ocean, watching auto games and oth?p ponteaUh-a,11. these and man for young and old. are available. Cool nig sound Bleep. Take relief from Beach'. ITS A CR a JsII) I*LACE Low summer rates, on railroads, •part men(a. I'or full 'information address. bulls,.off Barron 5, off Culbrcath 3. Struck out, by Hodges 1, by Philadelphia 2-2; Washington Barron 3. Hit by pitched boll, by 3-7. !' ' Barron. (Kirby). Time 1:42.. UmChicago 8; Detroit 0. • Hoover Plans Visit piies, Kelley and Raphun • Cleveland 7; St. Louis 4. To Missouri Estate No others scheduled. S TA N D IN G SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE M ARYVILLE, Mo., June 26.— Columbus at Jacksonville, rain. (IN S )—Herbert Hoover, Republi­ FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Selma 2; Tampa 3. j Bill Howell was the hitting can presidential nominee, will' Pensacola 10; Savannah. 7. ■, *l*r of tho game yesterday, gorvisit his 80 acre furm neur hero Montgomery 3; Albany 5. Here is Clem' Shaver, head of tho National Committee since ncring four hits out of four tries St. Petersburg __ . 36 16 some time this summer. This was AMERICAN ASSOCIATION . 32 22 p and getting two triples, both Or.’nndo Mr. Shaver will thp announcement today of W. the nomination four years ago of John W. Davis. Columbus 2; Indianapolis 5. • long drives over the outfielders W. P. Bch.............. 27 27 F. Phnres, a member of the Mis­ relinquish his post after tho, selection o f a new standard bearer in Milwaukee 7; St/Paul 3. r ■ head. Sanford ... 23 31 souri Republican State Central • . . . ■ , • ......... . Toledo 8; Louisville 5. Committee, who returned home Houston. 31 The Feds tallied their first run DaytonaBeach ____ 21 today from a visit with the SecKansas City 18; Minneapolis 20 --33 in the third when Parks led off Miami ...... witji a single, advanced to second N \T IO N A L.LEAGUE -on Barron’s sacrifice and scored a INTERNATIO NAL LEAGUE 24 moment later when Howell tripled. St. Louis .............43 Jersey City 0; Reading 8. 25 In the fifth McConnell walked, New York . . ... _.S4 Baltimore 2; Newark 4. ; Frisbic was snfe on an error, I Chicago _ ............. 37 30 Toronto 2; Rochester 0. Hewcli tripled again scoring Me-' Cincinnati . .......... 38 32 Montreal 8; Buffalo 10. ’• Connell, but Frisbie was • tugged Brooklyn ........... 34 2D SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION out at the plate, Howell concluded Pittsburgh ......... 2!» 32 Birmingham 4; Atlanta 2. tho scoring by counting on Barnes’ Boston ............ 20 30 Mobile 0; New Orleans -■ HAND GOES FOR NEGRO Philadelphia ... 17 43 Nashville 3; Memphis 4. Jbhnny Parks, Sanford's hustAMERICAN LEAGUIChuttunooga II; Little Rock 5 « ." » catcher, was painfully In12 (10 innings). f • - jured when spiked while sliding New York _____ SOUTH ATLAN TIC LEAGUE ... 3 ■. ™.to *«on d base on n forced out. Philadelphia COLUMBIA 11; Greenville 7. 3 lie was removed from tho field St. Louis Knoxville 4; Augusta 2 <10 ! 'and it was Inter learned that rev­ Washington . .2 innings). s'' cral stitches were needed to close Cleveland * 3 Spurtanburgh 0; Mneon 1. tamoblo owned by tho Florida the ugly gush in his knee. It is Un^on ____ ... 2 Charlotte 4; Asheville 2 (III Chandler Company. lie was nabbed . doubtful thnt Parks will be able .Chicago _________ 2 innings.) by the Georgia authorities on Sat­ to piny ngnin during the first Detroit 2 urday. ; half., McConnell replaced Parky SOUTHEASTERN BANDIT IS KILLED y behind the piate in the game yesCHICAGO, June 25.— (IN S ) — Trnde in your old afotv of any One bandit wns shot to denth, an­ V terday and will probubly do ro Pensacola kind on a new gas .range, , a other captdred and n third es-again today. Tampa • aped today in u battle witli po- >make 10 dollars. .Sanford ..<*] B1.’! The Box Score Albany lice. . • Company. 106 Magnolia Avenue MWlj ^Fair-dealing Y o u eati exp ect r d i ulil e, cou rtcoua HcrrIco fr o m uny P a n A in denier. T h e y uro a ll selected m e n . KM llj ^ P A N -A M / f jiiK'iki*: B il- i •• A, r? ' I ■ ■■ ■ 1 Only paraffin-b. cs are used tion » arc sim ilar in all respects in refining Pan-Am motor oil. No to those s e t-up. by the lead in g % MiSwl automotive engineers as thq ideal duco motor oil so tough lubricant for modern motors. , so F i l l up, to d ay , at tho f i r s t why P a n -A m m otor oil protects P a n -A m station _______ q 1 .. iH u . o il is refined w ith u n - v t" usual care. Its specrfica- ^ * h •- ' \ -v .u (t a -."V J * *'i ( th is safe m o to r o il .to. protect your cor. Also distributors oj K IP hstct:ciJe, S5MDAC auto polish <md J. M. Lemoines Service. Station Nos. 1-2 ♦ * ju st the right grade o f CO M PAK _____________ _____ see. E vn rv prepared chart, showing Moreover,Pan-Am motor RUBBER yo u dealer has a scientifically driving conditions* STATES < long-wearing . • . so safe. That is y o u r e n g in e u n d e r a ll O M IT E D . other typo o f petroleum can pro- �1 rrH T ; t t f**wA ns* ™ 'V E£SL2 o r . n i Iv a s iiC Q .it py* r*>gg i s o a i t * •o •rl . if *• »»« beaches qt elsewhere,‘ ahd it wilt be open hoiwe at. the clubtfcti Itfta 4 p i _____ , W V 'H ’1'1 I^O m D A pTIU B S -^N IO N n< — h wrong and that our government, no matter how corrupt or a S S " dishonest it may be, should receive only the highest praise. A fter citing the case of the critics of Lincoln, hp concludes; “ Passages like that make me feel vety reticent about exercising my divine right, aB an American citizen, to denounce the government. Criticism is an intelligent service i t f « l i l M i « l » llM N I m m > in a democracy; but it is a very specialized job; and I, for y (IA m M M w tt> U f m . one, am willing that it should be somebody else’s job. Gener ally speaking, there iB safety in this ryle and a lot of solid V« CW sense: Don’t criticize until you’re sure you’re right— then * r m “ “ • don’t. Usqally by the time you’re absolutely Bure it will be **+ " ' J1%* ' T' .| 'I I »w* la too late.’’ ... S jg g , absolute oriental ruler, Such a. doctrine coming from an absolu ■ f ’ <kt -bo politician, coyld. be or from some semi-intelligent would-be l ujinb,tyithoutuftirther accepted for what it is, mete buncoinb, romment, but when a man of Mr. Barton’a reputation rand, wide influence takes the position ’ that a i govemmettt/ iany‘ u Tttttf k M U itiir im liiw a . h m il u government, Is above reproach, we shudder to ■,thinki'’''wbat this country of ours is coming to. W e’fear if many concur in his belief, it will not be long before the work of our AT, JUN8 *7. fathers will have come’ to naught. When the American colonies began to hold meetings to T8R8B F#R TODAY protest against the tyranny of King George, he wan their OR SHAMT—The wise government. Patrick Henry, Benjamin Franklyn, Thomas it story: bat shame Jefferson, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, John Hancock , the promotion of fools— and George Washington, to mention a few, criticized it most 3:11. severely. Any school boy knows that if it had not been for IAYER— Lord, we would turn i f reproof and tcelc Thy the caustic remarks of these and others like them in regard neil. to “ tea," “ taxation without representation," and the so-called “ Boston massacre,” all criticisms of their own govern­ . Jones missed the National ment, the Revolution would never have been fought, and the pan. by two strokes. We know colonies would never have been free. ne or two less famous ' golfers Criticism of our government did not end with the Del)t>,wouldn’t have had any trouble ation of Independence or----with the surrender at Yorktown. ttiug a couple of. strokes, , u ----- — —----------,-------------------------------- --— ^ . » > ■ » * » -persiatetj continuously throughout the decades o r it*. Wonder* If *Xevtin ' put as|exl8tence.;;'t ^ H ’e Vouimtms' exaMplcs where brutal’ crlti-‘ li crddenca in what the Tlmes- cism has reaped its just reward, such as the attack of the Jnlon has to say regarding the New York Times on the corrupt political organization of nocratic National Convention we used to in its reports per- William M. Tweed, Tammnny boss of New York, shortly after the Civil War. Tweed was the government of New York and stliing to the primary. as such was responsible for the million dollar city hall, which ■- o-------' Now that politics has cooled off, actually cost fifty millions, for the plasterer, who'received Gilbert Leach, of tbo Leesburg something over a hundred thousand dollars a day, and for Commercial, is writing some ex­ other little irregularities to which the New York Times ob­ cellent paragraphs again.—Times jected.' The Times criticized the Tweed government and we Union, They were certainly terrible during the campaign, weren't believe that even Mr. Barton will admit that this criticism was well-founded. they? • ' Even in our own time we have seen criticism of govern­ • ' . ■ ---------- •-------. , Sapford is coming into some free ments which we believe has resulted in some good. During , publicity because Frank Arm the Harding administration things happened which the Dem­ ‘ , r.{rpng of this city Is one of the ocrats will probaby never cease criticizing. And when one Rccil campaign managers at Hou' slob. Frank is a clever politician, stops to consider that by giving awny the valuable Teapot but iwa fear his efforts will be Dome oil leases, not only was vast national wealth dissipated, but our national defenses were dangerously wenkened ns well, futile, '• * ( f. V one can fairly assume that the criticisms of Senatoi* Walsh. • v - t ii* ---------------------- isstEarbart took a moth plane |Senator Reed and others wero more deserving of commenda­ ? m it England the other db7 and tion than reproach. - . piloted .it hersylf^ Some day perBut history is replete with such illustrations. We can J Lips, aha; will fly one across the scarcely mention a hundredth part o f them. What would t ' Atlantic knd become « member of l”; tbs class of Lindbergh, Byrd, and the English government be like today if it hud not been for the criticisms which lead to the Magna Chartu, to the com­ MwBMjmbwMa*'. . . ---- —— s---------monwealth of Oliver Cromwell, and to the "Industrial Revo­ Holbrook; Blinn Is dead. People lution,” which gave to English workmen such rights as they \lip rjomember “ The Bad Man" What, we wonder, would the extravagances of nnd recall his nohobalant "You now have? Louis X IV and the inability and almost imbecility of Louis i 4sh(ipk Jim^Pedro,'' will wonder how X V have resulted in if the criticisms of Voltaire and Rous­ i,.( tiim 1big husky brute could So ■! easily :succumb' to ths results' of seau had not.precipitated; t.bp jFrqijcJ} RevpJLutiop^, iW.hut' , a slight arkn. injury received in limit would there have been to the world wide ambitions of M il from his horse. the former Kaiser had it not been for the criticisms heaped -Oupon him by the press, pulpit, and people, of England, •' I f Amelia Earhart is a female France and America? •Lindbergh the female of the What chance have any people without the right of criti­ apreios is certainly more talkative than the male,— J. T. G. Jackson- cism? Our theory may he wrong, but our belief is that the . vilio Journal. When you’ve been most beneficial results can lie obtained in any government married as long as we've been, by critical analysis. Turn on the spotlight and criticize What you’ll have more concrete evidence you find there. If the government is clean and strong, ii on that Subject. will come forth stronger than ever, reassured by the confi­ ' Now that the convention is in dence of the people; if it is weak and corrupt, it will crumble t ’ sesiion, it Is found that Al Smith and fall, to be replacod by a government of strength and ’ has prkctieally all the delegates ex- honor. ^CSS V kept those from the South, but whip the electoral college meets 11 will be found that hts only vote* ' Urn from ths states which opposed his nomination. ' • , • We have received a letter from Daytona Beach asking us to call " n'tontion to tho Frolics on July 4. I f there is anyone in Seminole '’County who doesn't yet know all pbout these Frolics, we hereby call their attention to them. ; V ---------O------An-exchange remarks that the ex}. Whit* House pets will probMy be either Tammany titfers :or . English bulldogs, and a good p in y of us are wondering if the tigers wouldn’t tear up things I' vrund the White House more than he bulldogs. There's no question about where ^Fred Con* of Lake City stands on question of Al Smith’s nomi­ nation. When asked to serve on the ^oipmiUe to notify the preaidtntal .nominee, he said, " I would not rjmrva on a committee to notify Al "Bmfth that he had been nominated ^for,president and I would.have no rcepect for any man who would do h" »- .. -i ’ 1 ° ' : * “ Scarface" Al Capone, Chicago ng leader, defies the police offixWrn., of yiam l and they can't Dtseke him leave that city, after tlxens ^boiested his buying a >ma,"In thslr midst." I f we;reSmber aright, Miami .. wekoj r»ne leory that hie p| 1 .. V Another Answer i..i< o_______ a -' m iu Since aince Bon Hen Cantwell joined the (Braves*.,,an exch nge •eniM ks 'hide Perhaps the Bostorf 'ilJh is 'fifeiring rin g jan . belttpgjjp the. big leagues. h :m v/*>n i r u n f r Vi Gas cp Oil # •baas as mentions the specialist in sports lr r.hS/Wsii hands and fingers 1va hundred thousand ; wonders, what would lie value of Hlrhacl Is which painted the me pi and achieved other mbia yockji of art. Probably,not much- ‘Angelo's hands were not as much in those days are now, and money was *l«*UfuL _____ . rK/\ fflA lN E S V ILLB SUN juisjyer jtvtry inquiry peHonaliy WkAtkied. *• Floridn is really the host of the Elks, although Miami .took /hr initiative. . There-w iil-bf ___ _ Ttfends -made during t,he gaily part of July and the friend-ships niadc will bo lasting, ..i ijho. local ..lodge .of Elks will en­ deavor to make things pleasant for the ninny Brother Elbe appear­ ing ut the club house. Efforts wjll lie made to show some special attention to those, who pauscilong Meaning that your n^oney will lf the tire fails to do so. m,c ■t ,"s , t *. - r " ..* - "" 11 1 ‘‘The Friendly D ru g Store” 1 Laney’s Prescriptions Filled ^rompjly .... j And Accurately <klJ j E. First Street Sanford * 1 '< ' •'». i-ir'. pmbtffiS, ij>. t.y ■) Ar o w G o m m .... WEST' NORTH F i W AG O N ER Furniturife^* Co. 313 E, First ifl. CStllefor A.ntnca'x rt most iniiruting tri* ( Through Scenic, Historic Regions via DIXIE F L Y E R ROUTE Cool Mountains o f Tennessee Chicago Colorado Rockies Utah, Wyoming California Black Hills Pacific Northwest Phohc <162— J “Electricity!A Pioneer o f Social Progress” Says Ralph E. Heilman Dean of Northwestern Uiilvcrsitr School of Commerce I ' n u n c r i l in l l i r i i r u d n r t l n n a n d i l l « i r 11, til Io n o f n n e r v i e r t t h l r h r t e i n p l l f Ira n il H in t la p r o a r r a a l v c In l o o d r r n lltln jc . Il o n * n n lu r n l Ih n l c i r r i r l c tiaril noil p o t t e r r o m p n n lc a a h o n l d li e t h e p l o n r c r a In I h r m o t e ■uriil f o r e n a l o n t r r o t r u r r h a l p . “ Thr e lrc lrlrn t I m l i m l r r >«■■' l i e e n n p t u n r r r In the ftelil o f r s a l o i n r r <m n r r » h l i > . T h l* hn. for ll« pnr| i»«r lit hrlivt nl.oii I |< h IiIi- T lir r lr r lr lr Itfh l nml p o ttrr lo i l o a l r r b y l l > t r r f n n t u r e la m o r e lo llo t H lr l, rrln trU to llir n r l l t l l l e a o f Im llt lilu n l in rn ih rra o f Ih r r o io l i i l i u l l l r a I h n n nn< o t h e r . I l n u r u n l h I 'll* r l r p r o i t r i l o n I h r s m c r n l o n e o f e l e e f r l r n l t n r l l l l l r * li n a r il on Ih r In ttca l p o r a lh lr coa l. rsrrn il tlla trllm t InII „ f I lie o w n e r i.SI|i li t t h e * e e n r Ilie* of iitllltlr* n in on a the rn *lo iu rr* nml lin er* In t h r ro io n u in lllrn a rrin l. Thai mo. miriil jniiiis,., imi It Is essential that my car " 1 should always operate prop­ erly and accordingly I use Champion Spark PJLugs. Champion is the better spark plug because It has an exclusive slllimanite insulator spe­ cially treated to with­ stand the much higher temperatures of the modern high>cornpres•Ion engine. Also anew patented solid copper g.sket-scalthatrema(\s absolutely gas-tight under high comi-.-ession. Special analysis elect rodcswhlch assure a fixed spark-gap under all driving conditions. .**/ , v a . 1 l « i * V Ml If r r a i t , II I . r y l d n t l ( l i n t l i t l a ' tn ir o f In rs i' Im p o rta n ce. If la Im p o rln n l n o t u n i ) u* a m e t lto,l o f fln n n rlH ii lin t It poaaeaara Tnr r e n r h l n a > ls■ ilf lr iin a n e r o n n n i Ira ll,. p o llllra llf nml a o t 'ln llr ."— It tilp h Ile llm n u The Doctor t-*v MI V•»*«.. 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Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Inc.} until new address is announced ) The. many friends in Gainesville ids towns and cities who gathered of George H. Cairns, CUr Manager at the recent convention1in Lees­ of Sanford, are pleased to learn burg. of his election as president of the While he was City Mancger oi Floride League of Municipalities. Gainesville Mr. Cairns was a vice Mr. Cairns,- although conducting president of tho state organiza­ the municipal affaire of the Celery tion, and did much to put thia city City, ie from Gainesville and this before the public in a most attrac­ city ia his home. tive way. No more able executive than Mr. Congratulations for ’•George" Cairns could have been selected by I and for the league, ore most ear­ ths officials from the various Flor-I l ainly in order. iili % il I imu ^ >MR.>G»AIRNS H O N O R S ^ no^ 1 Stoic ' 4 to Zbi W.l'l V I. G U ARANTEED for 12 MONTHS ' H o ld been reserved by thoananda of in­ tending visitor* and tho-list* groiJ rapidly as. tho time approaches fc-— —i..an ,i •.'■ir-y.'r-'V:v; i !* « ---- lotisl JTd slove^ ’S4nTo'i^v17ir't^nfJ,lly, *J Maffnplfa \\%%nu<*— and Btor^gev^ r y j * ¥ u TIRES C h a m p io n y .t- Elton J, Moughton The announcement yesterday that a grobp of Tampa business men, after careful consideration Hnd extensive re­ search, hove completed financial arrangements for the im­ mediate construction of a $3,000,000 cold storuge und pre­ cooling citrus plant, will be received by Floridans witli a . sSf wr/CP/ugs Toledo. Ohio tt^ feeling of reassurance. Any program within the state in­ volving a six decimal figure is in itself a matter of no little Dependable fo r Every En*fnr moment, especially at this time when a million dollars has come to be looked upon as a million dollars and not a real estate trunsuction. There is, however, more significance to this project than the disbursement of. u huge sum. of money with the attendant employment to worthy men, the placing in circulation of much needed capital, and the con­ fidence such an enterprise will engender.' f Many Northern investors have always felt a reluctance to nee ." Florida much other than a winter pluyground I hey have often suggested with an air o f skepticism that our state was without any firlH^foufidation^upon which to' build dreams o f a great commonwealth, independent of a potent crop of tourists. Bankers have frequently asked for more substantial inducements upon which to base the justification of confidencW a thjs state’s potentialities, That they will find another uanswer t ,, ............... 7 iio n n tu u iu ir u u D K i U H n u . ’ iS to their dubiousness in the news omunating from tire west coast city, we believe to be the case, of fh n T r T n, V , aid t0T have e m i t t e d suicide bccau se_ blind“ ? ,d,ni r J- Gfltt,s* W? knt-‘W hq had.Home blind and faithfu1 followers, but (Rdn’t suppose they woqld go that far for him. Perhaps this man had-»hk.. mortey. tied up in jockey club stock, on v - TRANSFER - 17 rn^ c nr Alf^over JIho *» ofis fon-the gathsrmgJ'’ .i$H art* btitfg made b/TolAl i^ iftV d f '4 Ajiart' fMom the iSbatingluofi^btf the Benevolent arid'Protective Or­ grand lod^e there will be parades, der of Bike to entertain visiting drills, band concerto, dances, ex­ representatives of the organisa­ cursions,. trap-shooting, and all Architect tion. The movement Into Florida manner of diversions'such as arc has begun looking to the meeting, planned or undertaken Impromptu First N o fl Bank; Bids. o f the ,Grand Lodge in Miami on by visiting crowds anywhere. The Sanford, Flo. July 0. The Elks have lodges in trip to Florida will be, in itoelf, A about fifteen hundred towns and great novelty for..thousanda . who cities of the United States and come and it* seems certain they there are also some members In will enjoy the experience. foreign countries and in America:, While the average member of 40 ACRES anlmprored celery possessions outside the continent. the Elks will not have distinguish­ land in heart of celery sec­ The Grand Lodge brings to tho ing marks, such.as the red fez tion with house. 4 acres clear­ convention' city somd’ delegates worn by SKrifiehr,1 tkey will un­ ed. Wilt .1*1*4, sell to respon­ from each'lodged'snd'Dsdany many doubtedly'let it/ bei'known that, sible pnvty :6r glvetlntorest for 'CleafingP(Address r RX Heeald. others, cotiling ‘along" fok' the trip, they have arrived' wherever lerever'siopstop­ and trt enjoy the’festivities Attend­ ping for an htfdr br'two wo or' a-day. * ant upon the annual gathering. Al- Tho order has a r*| t —r T ■tat ty,the .Elks .taring their wives and membership, In d ' ’may-' btf fairilien urtd many frienda.!*. r ,-i by tho local situation—th c'E lks Miami Elks have.planned, in Con­ home In many Florida eittos being junction with the citizens’ commit­ an accepted clvit center and' the no' tees to give alb . camera a gobd ■membership being aniong the best time and provide accommodations citizens. With ovcr'fcfght hdodred for tho great “ hertl”'-in gbod style. thousand men on' the rolls' it is Having, recently entertained tho mto o f the largest orgahizationq - '^ NOT CHEAP Nobles of the Mystic. Shrine the for social and benevolent activities city of Miami is ready to welcome in tho wbrld. They are good and any other organization and almost .Jacksonville is expectfng great any number of visitors. ..Miami numbers of delegates and friends will be ready for the earliest o f of delegates to stop over m thill arrivals and thoro will be plenty city during'the trip north or south 1\t ' • r , ( of amusements provideil^for those tha vlHitnm will t,o. looking, about who are not greatly concerned over and aSkfhg ciuestions. lf~Is hoped tho serious feature of the gath JET M weather la hers and tin Garage kst Repairing - Servicing - Overhauling ... . �B^u^rturcoL'i*1'* a-*uc A* _ ... , > .,. - t’ta&iSjMBuan 4- *wt/wiwtomyAWiisaw^urJtw>to£)«sw X\. t y . * , /;y j r w? cj . • 5^ M .jh o n . H l t n S -tF R E D S‘ ? ^ | % Residence Telephone 37 .- ■ -■a Truth Seekers Meet icfa r With Former Teacher "T1 1 S * e Mary pavilion •roved at 5 o'clock, f n i ’ Rebecca fnm' r Jnvit*d. n Class of th« .wlU have oh supper at Lake ..leave at* l:<&. the Methodist * "Wiftdawept,** the pleasant home af Mm. _. , Lillian 1 . Kelly at Coronado Beach, was the scene of a Jolly gathering last Friday •when the Truth Seekers Class of the Methodist Supday School of Sanford, of which Mm. Kelly Is a former teacher, enjoyed a spend the day party as the gdests of Mm. Kelly. The picnic luncheon which left nothing to' be wished for In the delicic form of dejictous food, was pid-fected d*Jby' M«e addition . of fresh JP ; ■’ Personals Morion Wagner left Fridaymorning for Birmingham where he will remain for the summer. Misses Acco and Sara Mitchell are visiting .at! Bunnelje Os the guests of Mrs. Martin McDaniel. Mrs. Leslie Bryan and children have gone to Brine*vilie, >?b., where they. -wilk> spend tho efcnt— ■Jtnight A t B r id g e , lovely vivid (lent tArlr beauty In rooms .of^he at7i6m« of Mrs. (George W. 'In Lanta, on. Tuesday when she teas hostess at k * entertaining members of Tuesday .Duplicate Bridge •jfrtth their former teacher. Th presentiwere; Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mr*. RJVL. Shlnholser, Mrs. G. E. Catnp, 'Mrs. J. D. Parker, Mrs. A. B. Ttopp, Mra. G. A. Badford, Mm. S. D. Fanning, Mrs. ,J. R Hick­ son, Mrs. J. A. Brown, MUs Anna Brown, J. A. Brown Jr.,;^rs. R. P, Torrence, Mrs. T,. W. Williams, Mra. J. C. Vaughan,.Mrs. C. E. Mulligan, Mm. C, E. Mulligan Jr., Mm. W, L. Clarke, Mrs. Bessie Hutchison, , Mrs. T, E. Wilson, Mrs. P. D. Parker, Mm. A. D. s/ayenlng hours were' oulekWith gamos of duplicate go una' after a ll‘ the boards been plajrpd, scores were “ ' ‘ I 1 .afld ’ pttaea awarded. Bntion, Mra. Householder, " “ " i h i and Mica. Knight-, ’ o f - highest scorn Chappell, Mrs, G, W. Spencer, i^dflnty handker- Mrs. Brodie Williams, .Mra. E. 8 . tvfcnlpg the hostess Dorsey, Mrs. E. S. Harvey, Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Mrs. Mike Stlonoff, Mrs. Hester Fellows, M r*.. B. T, ® - « err e f S Crenshaw, Mike Btoinoff, Robert .d»kfcv*,ld C0fStoinoff, Netka Stolnoff, Snldee ^-rR j Williams and Ines Williams. Hen* _ > Mth. it Householder, .Mrs. Ralph t, Mrs.4 Hiu Wight, Mm. p 8. Coleman and Mm. t. CHULUOTA **" a * * John Schirard Jr., left Tuesday morning for Jacksonville where he will spend several days visaing relatives. Miss'Billie McElhannon af Hado City Is-the guest or Mis* Flo Bishop at her home In the Langley apartments. I itf Tbr many, friends of Mrs. Sadye Baumpi wHI regret to learn . tnat she has been quito-iW-at St. Sannl Hospital, ^lew ^Tork City. . |t o B Wl ■ I W. J. Thigpen returned homo Tuesday afternoon from Daltimore, Md.< where he has been un­ dergoing treatment at Johns Hopkitis Hospital, Miss Jacqueline I.o"eln of Wadlry, is visiting here as the guest pf her aunt, Mrs. John Schlranl' on lUtli Street. Miss Nellie Hay of Jncksonvillp. who has been the guest of MUf The Parcnt-Tcuchera Association Katherine Schirard for a few presented a play "Clubbing a hus­ days, left Tuesday morning Tor band" at the auditorium In pviedo her home in Jacksonville. vely t a r t y Given night and a neat turn was y> fljrsf Roumillatt Friday realized. . Miss Rose Hurt,- Miss Kathar­ . 4. Alberta Long, daughter of Mr, ine Schirard and Miss Marugrot t liie attractive home of Mrs F, Ek Roumlllat waa the scene and Mrs. 8. F. Long, who hqs been Thompson returned home Sunday • rmpot delightful social affair visiting in Orlando for a week re- Iron, Jacksonville where they have been visiting friends. pn Tuesday morning when she turhed home Thursday. Hughlette Wheller of Fort attained af bridge and lunchDr. J, VH. Teague and young The' guests ytere the mem- Christmas wka a visitor here daughter, Clemmlegene, who have I af the Duplicate Bridge Club, Thumda^ afternoon. been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. gja of bright colored *taTho many friends of Mr. and •OBd ferns were arranged Mrs. N- C. Jacobs will regret to Cnlvln Teague! left Wednesday f'tiid* rooms where the tables know of the . Illness of their dau­ afternoon for their honu* at Laurens, S. C. an placed for the “games, ghter and son, Mrs. Joe, Chnlker ar the scores had been totaled Mm. E. C. Davis of Orlando is was found that Mrs. ErneBt and Woodrow Jacobs. Both puspending sonic time here as the ph'ofder and Mrs. Harry ,B. tientR nrc reported hctteir. Mrs. J. W. Wilson won the guest guests of her parents Mr. and la .were holders of highest 'is.'V'Th* 'highest, score for Thursday and Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. I*. Melds, nt ‘The "Ga­ ther';abason was made by Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Hauser at Christmas bles." Gardens Sgifcuel' Pvleston. Miss I-ouise Sheddan of Miami 1 the bridge acces-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wlndjsh arc , were removed and the tu; motoring through tthe Carolina* is the guest of Mm. J. 0.' Andes for a short time on route to her wMht*^inbrdIdtrea lurft iv on their way to Toledo where they nn extended visit ‘ VHtfcnVeTo elf and a tasty 'lunch- will visit their son and dnughtcr home from with friends in the north. ‘vrttd'TfrvM by the hostess. iCdyari were laid for Mrs. returning home in the early fall. The Misses Matthews of Bartow ‘ J. F, Turner, Jr., of Jupiter is ddr,Lr''Thrasher, Mm: Harry Lewis, Mm. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. Go., sisters pf Coleman Matthews; visiting his parents Mr! ana Mrs. lUAi-jhihston, Mrs. Frank J. will be guestR nt his home for J , ' F. Tumor, Sr., who have re­ taler, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, several days. While hero they have cently returned from a -visit to several 8t Louis, Mo. _ . ; 5 Householder and been entertained with fishing parties as a povel exper­ Mr. and Mm. J. C. Mitchell and ience for them. Thursday aigh^ lfr, Mrs- Matthews entertained a daughter, Dorothy, returned home Benefit Bridge Given and number of friends at^li fish fryt MondaJr afternoon from Yutesvlllp, Montezuma and Atlanta, AtMrs.DeCottesHome pn Spring Lake. Ga., where they have been visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brown were ing yetarives. 1 -------- One of the lovliest social affairs .the dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. ly«n this season' wgs that of Tues* Viola Jacobs. Mrp. Dave Miller of Jackson­ □ay qftehioon when Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs Willis of Sanford ville, who has .been- the guests 1tbtOdttes.: and Mrs. James Gj who have been boarding with Mrs. of Mrs. Claude Herndon for the luron entertained six tables vt N, C. Jacobs while doing Some pagt week left Saturday for Tera af a vanishing bridge paiv building here leave here this preek Lakeland where she will spend n for the benefit of the scola?- for Bithlo where Mr. Willis is con­ fortnight with her brother. i fund of the N de V Howapdi structing several buildings- , lpt»r ■li. D. C. Mm. DeCottes !' Mm, E. Lundqulst, hf™* C. C. Mrs. Fred Webb and Her epusin Priest and Alfred King will at­ 1and (ifps. Sharon arc both members Miss LoraJne Higgins of Orlando tend „tHe State Encampment of of this scholarship committee. ‘ have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Veteran: The rooms of this spacious horpe Wm Jacobs several days this week. United Spanish' War ip'delegates from ‘the W al camp ir tti converted Into vartiable falryr Mrs. A. G. Wagner has been in­ and auxiliary, this week at Daybowers with myralds of wild flowdisposed several days this week. tong Beach. * tt in the shades ol yollow and Iris Bongor, little daughter of lavender. .These lovely blossoms Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snyder are ★ ore .arranged about the rooms in Mrs. Dewitt Williams, is visiting completing their building on the baaket» vand bowls with unusual her,aunt in Sanford. dlaston Jacobs has sold his corner of Avenue B. and Seventh effect j i TV^ bridge tables were covered orange grove known as the Block Street and expect to move in it Just qS|Roon as it is ready. They with lavender covers and the tall- grove to Mr. and Mrs. Lattimer hope to have It ready for, bpajmoy* here ieaiopd'other bridge ufcessories of priando will ness soon. Orere done in yellow, lavcii11** and -soon. They expect to remodel the old home and beautify it The home gr^in.' • ' ■ , Mm. John Leonard! and Mrs. After a most imjoynble game or faces Lake Mills. B. E. Brown of DeLand will mo­ •B. B. Brown of Jacksonville was tor Thursday to Titusville, where had been played, scores mpavod and prizes award ■ a .visitor at tho Inn Sunday. they will be the guests of honor Mrs. Viola Jacobs has had her at a luncheon given by the Philip ,fjl*t (prise, a dresser ho!y was -awarded Mrs. W. nieces of Sanford, as her guests "*erry, Chanter D, A. H. During tMpgl«y."wT»lle the ettt far '* couple of weeks, afternoon they will attend lElruer Doan left Saturday for unveiling of tie qurksy i f $o,iLteompartment hosiery old Spanish trail. t U> Mr*. Ralph Wight. Frostproof where he will visit his » ' W t » wrapped and tied aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Prlt* chard. Mr. Pritchard has born the Engagem ent-O f Miss ' 1 green. >ur the hostesses guest of Mr. and Mrs Dan|t for H olt Q f Interest Here J$ alJad and lc« course, several days while flaking hereQuite a number of residents these games were Mrs. Of etata wide Ihtttfest' It th* r, Mrs G. F. Smith, drove to Mr. and Mm. Siegj home tag Moment of Miss Lclis Stuart near Geneva last Thursday, after­ ^Coleman, Mrs. W. Holt, daughter of i President and noon, and gave them n real surMi»- John R. Mac-, Mrs. Hamilton Holt of KolUtis i* Alfred W. U t '- ir .i prise party. Each one carried ^their College, to Mr. Maurice Rotival of supper which was spread on. a n. Mrs. James Paris, France. The wadding to A- J. Richardson, large table In their spacious din­ take place earl*; In Apguit at ing room and heartily enjoyed |*y vde Howard, Mrs. HanV. fSunset 1101” , tie sumtper home ,-H ri. W, J. TMgpen, MV«. Al(l and young. Mr. Sipg treated the crowd to several of his good 3. Whltmer, Mrs. G- Dhome raV^d Watermelons. ^ i a r a ffi»JiiWlHlim ^aSaafasDs: VaUih School, N ew . York and •of Mohr*1 j, Mr. and Mm. B. C, Sheafer loI t flmlth College in* the clast of 1088. Wednesday for Daytona Beoch Georgs Harden, Mm. .attend the e*1’ Mr. Rotival comas from a distin­ >-Isanglfy, .Mrs- .l<a where they fwill the United Span­ guished political family. He re­ m '-Mrs. R al[ii‘ Wight, ish Wor Veterans and the Grand Duse and Mrs. D. L Crawl of the Military order of the Secp«»L of which Mr.’ jSheafor is one of the senior officers. ■; for any, old stove They will also visit their dee Vernard who is connected with tne G if Company. 106 MagPrawey Farms at Dpytona Botch. -------------- -- ceived his school and university education in Paris. During the World War he wma captain in aviation and was tie recipient of many decorations ' tnd citations. Mr. Rotival is by profession so engineer and be has many bustMil connections in America, \'.u< n//v?'i ^ V'e'aiey, < U t ’foUly 1 ruffled to their man/, friends rate) thdti off flocks' of organdie ',,.,. i i, .over pins Mis* Emily Bailey and Joseph Littard pull, which i Who ^ solemnized Mips. They carried wide ; white Monday afternoon,, Jane ,85. at & satin ribbons, which formed the o'clock at the home of Mr. and aisles for the bridal party. Mrs. 1*. p. Veasey, Algeitquln The . groom had as bis best Park,. Norfolk, Va. file , impre*- map, his brother, JoKp p, Bull. «Vip cereihohy was performed by They were met at the altar by the the Rev. Luther W. Stricklcr, ps*- bHde. who was given lit',marriage tdr of thh' Lutheran Church, In by her brother, Clayton W. Bailey. the presened’ of relative! and Radiantly lovely was the bride few Intimate- friends. In a stunning ensemble of beige The. rooms were beautifully dec­ with close fitting hat 'Opd . other orated with quantities of llllles. accessories to match. Her flow­ K tted'palms and ferns. In th.* ers' ware a shoulder bouquet of tag rooms an improrisod altar orchids and lillies of the valley. isa been arranged of 4aoatheVu .Immediately,following, the cere•nVylox, potted, polrtu* and f*rns. njahy the young coupld* lef^ for At either, side were- eanUelabni a, short weddi**ding trip 'and . after holding,tall cathedral candles,,and July, IQ (wlR, m*ka hheir home hpme at baskets-'filled tivith Easter HIlies 1116 Hendera'on 'fitreit; ’ Q Columbia: S. C. . and ferns.. .-r .,Preceding,,the gereniony ■ lovely The bride is the only daughter program of nuptial music was giv­ of Mrs. and Mrs. Georgs Wesley en under the direction of'Leonard Halley-of Sanford, and Is a pops,Jamck, pianist, lar members of the younger social MI*V Mary Kirk Jerome of set. Shi is an accomplished mu­ Greensboro, N* C., worn maid of sician. She attended Sanford honor. She was beautifully gown schools, and was graduated from ed In a frock of orchid chiffon Sanford High 8chool later attend­ worn over pink. With this she ing Salem College. wore a targe picture hat o f laven Mr. Bull ,Is the eldest son of tier. She carried an A m bouqut t Mr. and Mrs. ?, j, . Bull of George­ of old fashioned flowery In lOcc town, S. C. Ho Is a graduate of paper holdfr, • Citadel and alto of University of The ribbon bcarera. Jeon and South Carolina, “Hunchback J)f No tre Dame” Will Be — Vere page sllrat.' JtVlAkn'tkinoag ___ enough will ’power, or luiig power, to blqw a police whistle. * *r -f “ Sonratlmeo, olleoce. j •• golden— far, thlef.r , L Why, he demanded,wen* the leaden of the admliristnUittr H l•nt, and be answered Me ' awn quutlonthus: . “ Because of tlpa organisation,of the party mep,was a beneficiary pf the crime." < $ e see," be,went on Ironically, "th# erstwhile chairman of the (S •0. . Tennessee' wes but aisle trinn North S precisely what. North Caroling, snta ha_. nessee In i a twinkle, ' i . - . •. * *■ H. B. McGinnis, ehalrmaa- of the tion, refused to, Sf Mi to go Into ’.he i Bsrger, cf Bristol, and. E H ^TjaI ' s,-a•*« fe S T S - .Il® X a elddr In the- ehnrthtto slink* It ohatfld:?!?1 ' into'the office of Sinclair to get I t was hot^ai the ' tainted* bonds. We ' see ton's big -40-uds*! p4sneaking about like' hi r of sultry, atfcky heat.'j stolen goods to mdn -Of. nseOtur. to * * n ^ t s dehtgd 1 persuade them dlshon««tly 'to* con­ fhe e le c ts fake a*1 ^ tribute these to the party , fund under toyer. f • ‘‘We see him send • a' •portion table fought. battli of these bonds to the dictator, of th« heavyfjf&ggy otrnoe* Hhp admiaUtration, affectldnltely t..s [JW U known as ‘Andy* and thus we delegate! and,visitors.a jknow that the high fuhetfonsrifts glad enough to peel thtrfr . costs. of the state knew th ai the party The women wore the If. fluffiestwga to be mode, a beneficiary of thpig». Aa for. the rapn, Jhey h*v«s the crime. . , almost depleted ■ the Houston • “ And thus the campaign. t debts stores ef linen sulW and cotton i t the rsgims. In power have beon than business suits. --..*» SU'4 «■*'. _ "*H. ill i 1H* Tha, crowd came alpwly to tK* M rA ____ T6~W M Ta hall. And, arrivfjijL ’ they slipped Arrangements hnve at last,been I uished critics In-every important Dams.**; V,, , Into their seats and fanned Vtgor- dea fighteffected for a local thawing of thol »nd.l? reported to haye gam" fo r the Democrats, OusM * t 1 • ' 1 tho Smith glgsntic motion picture classic- « ( uqprtcsdented glory irr the big- declared, ‘‘We. put iu> levitation "Tho Hunchback of Notre Dame* gest theatres of nil the capitals of on the1auction block. No Ifoh y ’ J M *»rty srrivqta, ils com wfrb rewarded V llfi.irl which will be shown , next Monday Europe. Sinclair baa paid our debts, We old time apirituals, hung" by .» at. tbo Milano Theater at Popular - .It In claimed that nn amount Ex­ tore free. Ws unfurl the iaffepson. •horns o f , 60 negroes—•‘Johhion’* ceeding |1/>(X),000 Was spent on the prices. Inn banner; *a good gpvhrnmppt ....... ) j wlUi_ . f , . " Jabilno 'Chorus.".-Fdr nchny an Tile w dospread rehown of tho production and that .1,500 people tfuf-iRU*-,' . ii. ( imir the,ball end the 'atreet bui: farijqus Victor Hugo inaatenMwo take part in the great mol, seeqes fdr rolled hrfd .rbmBl In Its cc InIold form Is such that before Notre Dame, whbro I,on It Is hapjly nacessary to dwell up­ Chaney, who is generally conceded to fight with us bsneaUi'lta folds "Shrlhg jU w jjw ffjt f,/ on the greatness 0f the production, to he the world’s greatest char­ for tho redemption u(! the riolathd "Walk in Jeruxalerq ft . /or phlfili thd.ltatife Cithfcdral of acter actor, plays the part >f honor of tha Republic.’* . i •jphn," -witit m r w ; dj* The conflict between the RepiubNoire Dapve and eight blocks of "Quasimodo,'.1 the misshapened "bell Qrqw,”- t Christian,. .Hold Your Rt Tarlatan streets of the period of ringer of the magnificent cathe­ Ucana and-Democrats this year, Light” and "Gob**, To. Shout, A ll ' Bowen declared, goes back, to the Louis XI were reproduced st Uni­ dral, U‘- u l ' His sensationAl portrayal of this very fundamentals of government Over God’s Hearer). versal pity. -It went/weU.’W'.tlHa'TnseUi —tno question of whether .the queer creature, of the towers hna purlqg thy first five months repof Southerners in thtlr own hem following Its premier at the Astor been no less amazing to re­ Hamiltonian philosophy ‘‘govern­ nrtd’ the fcrtoitjl pehjRc /ot capyi Theatre In New Yor It was shown viewers who have witnessed tho ment for wealth and privilege’! or more applause' than!' tbs bhn only at tho largest legitimate production than the superb depic­ tho Jeffersonian concept « f fequal that preceded thsm^snd agalii tion of reality obtained in evoty theatres through! out the coun­ rights" shall prevail for the next swung Into actiaeL wMn they hai ‘ try, .ft estsMlshed a record .at the detail of the picture by the mem four years, finished. -A delegate vrtio gets' to' hereof the big supporting .cast Astor by running more than six It ufas in this connection that bod at 4 A. M. and Jat gwakenedj Miss. numbering 75 principals.among he dwelt upon the contrpveraaf bed months to epparity crowds. Affording {•» _L I., Marentette, whpm are Patsy Rutb Miller, Ern question of agricultural relief. He ■it n A !' M. hy BafiHiTTnarcblr boto I manager of' the Sfllaue, the ex­ cst‘ Torrence, Brendon JIurst, Tully asserted that for eighb yean "big doom mfln street pensive film was secured for local Marshal. Nigel , de Urqlier and business" as represented •d by highly wlpdow eomehow,, )oM|. kU enprerentitioii following a persistent Wihnlfred llryson,- all of them,be­ protected corporations had profit- thuriasm for bands aj^ter the l. and growing demand nn the part ing well known to stage and screen ed rnormoualy while unprotected third or fourth ia y , . . 4 .. , of patrons for, the picture that has The production tin Its film form agriculture had languished arid "Dixie,"' though, • never, -ifal!*^ tmtXJs* > Whad nation-wide success and nation­ has been endorsed by tho clergy of slckchsj), to elicit a rabel yfelfj- An bto time IS»* J h i,. morninw to tnhu wide praise from fhe most dlstlng- all denomlnaflons., "Thq*," he said, "while the convention thtoVtfrev th fi» lit"* - 1 rKt^Ttflth. l S > H e with which the * Jvatf. t hill, little group represented, by Mr. l ^ 't ^ - d t a t o ^ r eqlupped .dont fooltsg ’ * Motion has founcj fine plucking In. enjoyed Menjou ns an advocate nt*v fsrjgjed stuff,'- It! Film Star Braves of smart comedy. It’s a corking the vineyard of the sUU, there ■'Yankee Jloodlt.f: has been nothing left but thorpl J »’»* „.vR gerJn Cinema ‘rfrtd thWHM'fMr' fhb tllMib’ df tHd • ,.t * + * * i t * + ' -■- r at es q£ that. >; . t jt'.* 1 The maharajah costume worn soil." The experiences of Daniel In the A reporter with .a nose 'fov] Mias EarhaV lie declared there t u f b«on a lion's den are mild cooipared to by the star ft a pretentious plcvo itattatics held the Wtffch onflihe tl ion to be lu of material and enhances the at­ thirty billion dollas’ depreciation Adolphe Mcnjou's adventures with tractiveness of the story,* while In the value of farm property In bands from 10:46 to'11 A. M. and 1 stoeHeen r ,.«.h .n .,T ^ ) a tiger lady and a ferocious man- Miss Brent's Tarlatan gowns ore the last eight years,,, and r^tigo in ,thqt -quarter.of so hour “ Dixie" ^ £ t| at eating tigress, irt his latest 1'ara- startling and might be tern*ed us million farmers haVo h «p Ms taVaro “ they dsndUthtw) h^ - ' •-*lw form the paternal Acres mount vehicle, "His Tiger l^ady-" works of a modiste’s art. a radical and a crshk.T^f Hobart Henley directed.. the year. i ■ ■.: S Orto day the bead/of the at tlm Milana theater Totlsy. -1 i ALrCxJir ‘‘The result is a condltldft', of by'a cratch of the pea". Increased •. Manjou departs from his custom­ I Frederick Bell, a student it ruination that ta a disgrace to tbs tariff loot of th^PQr trim in* ary dress-suit-role for a light com­ Ti ddstry'by 60 per cent, 1 and the edy part In this entertaining pro­ Staunton Military Academy at our civilization.'* j . * "When business profits .from next’day he delivered a homily to duction, which fairly abounds with Staunton, Vs.- who has been visit­ % the. i f nn»ra on th« ,wl<*X«dhess of laughs, -intermingled with strong, ing ^ripnds st Signal Mountain legislation.'! h e . as**rtfd, ^ dnee ,the close of school, returned described as "patriotic (tatemap- expecting, profit/freqii : A goif'^ r dramatic situations. The story concerns Menjou, as s borne, Tuesday morning to spend ship"; when the farmer demands mental oA.” . , * ’ ’ i 1 iy; « ‘super’ of the Folies Uergcre, Tar­ .ho summer here with his mother, l>« Cottes, ts, who falls In love with a bored- Mrs. Grorgv to-death lady, played by Evelyn CLERMONT— First car or Brunt. As her form of entertain ment, she throws her gloves Into watermelons from Lake County • tiger's cage and begs admirer* ihlpped from here op recent day tp -Vescue them for her, Mepjoc >y To»tol Colony Company. Is the only one bravo.gaough U 8T, CLdUD— New business endure the stilmaTw i r M i by en ; tering the den. How this Is sc-" lullding being erected on New conipltahed and how the ‘super fork Avenue for occupancy of or Wins the g lfl> love, through ai\ larth’s Market. • i k f ' t? Impersonation of a' mshsrajsh, JACKSONVILLE— New Tiggly make the story quite a distinctive Wlgqly store opened on Peqrl feature. instruction here for first quar^j!udlonceiMli^c(Ht^rater^^ er iff 1P2H represented $186,8.10, 'u 1 ^ * 1 v • Itreet. u-' l* 2JW i f a j s s s r a f g -^ mm film & you will be joo lateThursday from 3:30 to- 12:00 Only! fTKq.BR, tiger. Fldrce, ma­ i l joule, soft, fascinating. All (he paradoxes possible In nature jolh In.,this fasclnatiag woman who captitalea -the Captivating Men­ jou. ‘ ; T* *1 ( ^ a r. (t ADQLPHE MENJOU In «rtW Tiger g, w, V,dy” m i Ca N e .t o ».'i IS yjuio -u(* day * THURSDAY — Bargain -Day— ^ 2 Sdvcted Features 2 Virginia Volll “LADIES MUST DRE88H q iv e lin ^ k , laequclina Logan rMIDNIO|IT. MAtiNESS- __ ____ t. th/ Florida V‘ b ic k r n o r i - a i k M t l k * « e ifcal iM U eM tlw rtlSSIlM, 1*4 reetal « * • • • • le bark <( m m I ml ifcHr iruaauw W rtie m ik * * « « I M tmt !* • • U leratar* i l l N N M lItllln . .Sr Jm . 1* t>rwt* llewrd ^ sw• r i« lluw ell M itO rjiM *, WO J M i« I r r , A ir . OrUaAit. F la SerrialU r r o il * iraalrw-latrallaal 4lnMuwn P. •. a * are i r l t l u W » * W »*• •alto, la I Or r » a r « » r i f a r t * * aad «fcla r * * r , f i hr ihe (is ir i im -vt* tw !M Wcet Gere Ai$,' m repes. ins, no CMWtsand returns. *rL*v> v" A » ;v. Flrat Stiwt rsr* — TT-wrori ♦ '. A 1/ WM.* \ i'fa y ii MI. '-ti iW-Vil '• hr t-jrfiiU ii.«. : . r*l , »y- -the ,-ri r.« Bf �petitioirTo an Endorsed Mayo, Rhodes JitXJlrtor1 itlon of this country and Canada M increased 20 percent, with an flat increase of 10 percent in citrus production per annum and only 2 percent per annum in population, ^ c e r ta in ly need united action concentrated effort by all mar^-agencies,—Htrowcra— and MHnncra. to Improve marketing. y g g ^hu rfdtf. Methods. £ ‘The (•learin'ghouso no doubt Is the shortest and most practical jltrthods nf securing these resultsV “ A clcaringnousc is an organ!’ sat ion for assembling and distribu­ ting Impartial information which will givo the gnAver and shipper the fncts. Clearinghouses are al­ ready in operation in other sec­ tions of the country . It Kas long A F T E R taking inventory we fin d that our stock o f silks must be reduced to piake room fo r the late, summer and fall fabrics that soon will be arriving: Silk values that are unparalleled this season will bt offered fo r sale/ W e advise coming early fo r these silks are PRICED TO SE LL and i f Sanford shoppers know values like we believe they do, our silk stock will 1)0; cleared out! (STORE O PEN S 8 A. M.) P L A IN C O L O R E D PU SSY W IL L O W In rose, tun and blue, a fabric in high demand now and n value you can’t afford to miss. Yard B E L D IN G T A F F E T A Shakespearian Actor A t Point O f Death ATLAN TIC HIGHLANDS, N. J., Juno 27.—INS— Robert B. Mantell, veteran Shakenpoarerli actor watt reported in a weaker condition today ut his country home “ Urucownod" here, where ho hn» been ill. Last night it wa- raid little bopo’ was held fbr hi* .recovery! dividual molutihrs ci Ilia clcaribgMr, Mantell suffered a general ; ' house, if* * » , • breakdown last month since yej“ It can Intarehango information terday has been slowly sinking, daily as to quotations, varieties, it was said. movement, etc.' b “ It can standardize grade nnd ‘ DUNNELI.ON— Rullding heinr y pack. remodeled for occupancy by Allen “ It can reduce the number of va- Lumber Company. L. rltics and brandsgind unify thb efjf.,' forts of selling and shipping ngrnTAM PA— Gulf Fertiliser Com \ i cie^ • ' * ' 1 pony awards contract for con “ It can report all sales to one struction of tie* concrete stec 5 central head, and distribute pro­ plants to cost $100,000 duce to the needs of themarkets. “ It can consolidate the efforts of CLERMONT— W. M. lies! K the'entire'industry in a, wldcpread building new warehouse on A. C advertising campaign to increase L. siding between Hth and West Ji the consumptiori of the rommunitics sold through the clearinghouse. experienced management, hire the U “ It can put to universal practice efficient und fire the inefficient. l‘i . Co-operative Government Shipping “ Keep as much as possible a ■ I'ointi Inspection. harmonious bul&nce between the “ It con protect shippers from amount shipped and the needs of , fraud and dishonesty by keeping consumption, by working out J. ■ record of reporting any unfair schedules of distribution for each vv or dishonest conduct on the part variety and receiving center. of any buyer dealing with mem“ Bring the various interests of fe f bars o f the clearinghouse. the Industry up to higher levels oi . “ It can furnish shippers nnd efficiency in production, Htundurd* fjf' fcrowira the necessary isforma- izutioif, ^financing, transporting, * Jt * rt»«*i» so tlmt orderly distribution distributing, anil marketing, and and marketing may be guided, ndd millions to the income of the tj "It can bring about the neces­ industry. sary adjustments in credit struc“ This cun best be dune by united, . tures, and finance the industry ac- unselfish effort by ull concerned. •- eording to its needs, at a low rate L o f Interest. " I t can tench producers and The new ranges are going fast, Vf shippers that u poor grade of pro- and if you want to trade in your duct is II millstone around their bid stove, better come in at once. Sanford Gas Company. 100 Mag­ nolia Avenue. 40 INCH FLO W E RED G EO RG ETTE IMWHhg Cotton Back Sa 36 inches wide, regular $1 value— come earlv for t Yard $ 165 YARD A LL SILK PONGEE Guaranteed washuble, i are a regular $2.00 value, lustrous finish. Very ; ay. Yard $ 125 YARD A L L SILK GEORGETTE YARD ’ ‘ /, ; held Monday j July 2nd, T a x Sale will be . i Pf t *w< -* beginning at 12:00 o'clock noon. JN O , D. J IN K IN S , T a x Collector Seminole County, 40 inches wide, green, orchid, ' pink, white arfd black, a in especial selection fdr this event* The yard M1NGTOY CREPE Mingtoy Crepe in fifteen differ­ ent shades. All pure silk und washable. A regular $2.75 value — save on the sjiecial price for Friday. Yard Regular $2.75 Value Tw enty-five shades to choose from All jiuro silk Georgette, fine quality priced low, yard Silk Sale Brice TR AN SPAR E N T FIGURED HEAVY, SATIN SPORT SATIN This iB a close-oujt price on this popular material. Light Hhades in this sport satin are popular. Fall shades only ure to be had in this o f­ fering of Crejjes. Novelty Silks and Satins, Dark colors. Worth up to $5.00 thp j'ard— ti close-out Friday at . An unusual array o f this splen­ did 54 inch fabric in white and pink. Friday, yard Values: Tb $5:00-Yd AND CREPE All silk figured ancl trai jsparetl' Crepes, light and dark groun nts. JQ0 ular $3.50 values* Friday only main open this week and close Saturday, „t Offered in twelve light shades, better for slips and evening dresses than usual type shown. Regular $2.25 STRIPED TUB SILKS FLA T CREPE June 30th at 6:00 P. M. RAYON TAFFETA , Natural Color Only 4* i i ft %» . P L A IN PO NG EE Imported quality pongee, 16 mummie, all silk ami extra heavy, a fabric vnlue that does not come often. Silk Sale Special, yard In all the much desired light shades now in favor. Values up to $1.75 yard, now Yard State and County tax books will re­ 32 inches wide, green and yel low nnd rose figures, A regu lnr $2.00 silk. Friday, yard t 32 inch plain colored Pongee especially priced to sell in this event at a startlingly low ju ice. Yard • Bolding quality needs no intro­ duction and this T a ffeta is typical Belding value. Yard B E LD IN G S A T IN F IG U R E D P O N G E E ROSE, Y E L L O W , G R E E N CELANESE Flowered Cekanese in) a wonder­ ful array of styles, 40 inches wide, lovely deBlgtts.TSJlk Sale price, ,■* : ... • » �’J r. » S J \} J ; i Y T ftT w n v** ^ 'V i* i i * * , ~gLi* • *i •K•-Cr /f H rganforffTMUly H n tU Ja n e Help Wanted— ad rates at: Cult,in Advance ,phon« ads, will be received patron* and collector eent ediately for payment. ?*•* ----- -- 8c a Hoe jimee ----- ------- 7e • >«>» Time rate* on inquest, rates are for :|be ?redi ertions. —■Stive [fire word*; of average length counted *tllne. Minimum cflorge o; 30o fW Ifrt insertion. t AU advertising is restricted , proper classification. •• an error Is made The San* _ Herald will be responsible only one incorrect insertion, advtrtiser ror subsequent ertionu. The office should be ified Immediately in cue of or. TO ADVERTISERS : A Herald representative oroughly familiar with rates jea and classification 'will va yob complete information. And if you wish, they will assist rou in wording your.want ad it morwaffecMv., , YOUNG LADY—YOUNG M A N Four months ago you read the ad for apprentices on the Linotype machine and then you wished you had a position; One young lady took advantage of that ad and af­ ter three months and one week ol study is now holding a good posi­ tion in Mobile and ia independent. You are still looking. Will send mother yom.g lady to same ahop in two weeks. Last week the fa thcr of one of our students stated that his 17 year old .daughter had made $35 the week before. Five months from now she win be get­ ting from |40 to $60 (guaranteed) per week. What will you be get­ ting. Better snap out of it and quit waiting. Plenty of good job* when you are trained to hold them. Call for C. A. Haines at Herald office and ho will bo giad to ex plajn details. 7—Situation Wanted WANT TWO or three hours work daily either bookkeep­ ing or stenographic. Legal ex­ perience and very fast. Have type­ write? at home. ^fust have work. "$tenogr- Doyle Carlton W ill Speak At Lakeland July 4 Celebration LAKELAND, Fla., Juno 27.Hon. Doyle Carlton, Democratic nominee for Governor, will make his first general address since his nomination at Lakeland on the Fourth of July, when the town will dedicate Us Million Dollar Civic Center At the same time the Citrus Gfowcrs of Florida will assemble to hear an nddreks by M. L Corey who as n representatives of the United States Department of Agriculture,' is organising the Clearing Houso movement, about which there has been so much in­ terest in all departments of busi­ ness in the whole country. At this celebration there will be airplanes from one of the Ma­ rine Corps bases, and an airpinne circus over the town in the after­ noon that will be one of the most notablo events of.this kind since the celebration . of -the opening of the Tampa Airport several months ago. Other entertainment features in­ clude boat races, kitten hall games athing^BoAut^^bqw.^vltb. DR. BEEBE WILL SUMMER BRINGS CATCH SEA FISH FLAPPER’S FALL, FROM MILE DEEP WORKERS STATE A True Friend Is known In the fay of adversity. But there la no m point In waiting until i/ou nrc in a tlgh|'i>latV;lb tfiA. out how much lime and money the r y J ^ Sanford _ , Herald , • classified ads can (save you. ' ' f. * * Whether you want to buy, sell or exchange, you can count on a Herald classified ad for help. A ;i- It payB both to read and uac them. s a tta T U U * “N o lle feel dre(ij off the authority of school officials is to be i If the impulse keeps eomlr_ however, and la apparently, troltablc, then there Is sot other than the fnrt that the i human. Usually that cause of parental care.” Judge Steele declared the tion system had proven a success in Denver. Of the y. It Ik The Good Old Summer number of dcBnquent children Daytt When Youth Gets Into.— are placed .on probation ann Most Of The Fit falls Th al’ h* said, only a vary few Lie'In Path Of Younfj Folk "repeaters.' Of the total of 351 bbys a DENVER, June 2 7 ^ (IN S )— girls found delinquent dilF Its In the good old summer time, past year, 3 1*2 per c^it when the hot rays of Old Sol are to correctional Institution's, t! malning 98 1-2 pet relit beating down on humanity In gen­ placed on probation. 4 eral, thnt the morierh Rapper is Blames Automobiles most likely to gel into trouble; Col. C. D. Jones of the Color boys behave much better during Industrial School for Boys, at I the heated season. cn, placed much blame upon the That was the concensus of the speakers at the annual gathering nutomobilo for delinquency among boys. iicrc of representatives from vari­ "Boys want adventure and new ous local welfare agencies, who experiences," Col. Jonca said, "ami took the temperature" of flaming youth and discussed problems of they are quick to realize that tho auto Is likely to help them In their uvenile delinquency. craving for excitement." Other conclusions stated nt the “ Strange to *ay, however," O i. conference were: Jones added, "wo receive more boys Sex offenses lead amongst girls at Golden In the winter than dur­ who coma to the attention of ju­ ing the summer." venile court officials. And Anna L. Cooley, superinten­ Larceny is the leading offense dent of the Colorado Industrial of delinquent boys. School for Girls, at Morrison, dc Poverty nnd juvenile delinquency clmrcd that "girls usually get into go hand in hand. . trouhjj. during the summer time;" l(ea*on for IMInqucncy The number ia 148. louncenenia Explorer Claims Sharks Are Most Cowardly Of Deep Sen Fishj.WIU Catch Fish For Study, In NewrYork Basin !LONDG*I, June 27..' - ( I N 3 ) 'Afrnld of sharks? Not in the least! They are t^e most indolent, awkward, chlnlcaa cowards that In­ fest the sea." The speaker was Dr. William Beebe, the famous American scien­ tist and explorer, nnd his deroga­ tory opinion of these much-feared denizens of the deep was expressed in an interview with International News Service during n visit to this city, "I have been In shark Infested waters,” Dr Beebe continued, "wearing only n diving helmet ami n bathing suit. Never onre has a shark attached me. They were too cowardly," * Dr. Beebe, who ia Director of the Tropical Research Department o f the New York Zoological Socie­ ty and the nuthgr of a number of books on exploration, ‘ was in London completing preparations to »«r* an (cresting offer will be niflriduAtrfa WANTED JOB as foreman on parade at 10 o'clock In the morning [T,id«.n llhor farm. 14 years experience. Best DRIVING TO Washington D. After Mr.^ Carlton's address at "At the end of this month," he C. Thursday* Friday or Saturday. of references. W. R. Provntt. It. 8 o’clock in the evening, there will A few more days left .X * - v said. "I intend to plunge Into the Steele oT the Denver. Juvenilb 11 cary one passenger. See F. F. D. 1, Box 112. be one full hour of fireworks on lb your ola store on a new gn*- J '. mysteries of submarine life In the Court (successor to thn noted Ben * Scruggs or phone 735. a program covering nit features of ancient gorge of the Hudson River, indscy), dcclured, "in that hoys ange. Sanford Gas Company attractive displays of that nature. no more ttan 126 miles from New und girls ore human." It has been 106 Magnolia Avrune, INER SET FREE—Wo give n 1)— Miscellaneous Following the fireworks will he n York city. 12 pleco dinner set absolutely prize fight put on by tho American "There I shall dive a mile deep. with every purchase of BETTER FURNITURE for less Legion, with some of the best i&fhoa or more this month. Gilmoney. Gilbcrt-McGrtff Furni­ known fighters in this section of Sixty-Four Year Old “ Iron Money Expected FromGaaTnx The ocean conditions ijt that depth ert-McGriff Furniture Co. 23 E. ture Co. Orlando, Fla; 23 E. Wn.s T o IluvclieenllH cdFor are practically the same all over the country. Coachmiin," (luslav HrirtHtiildinjr Slate ItondHiLaw tho world. Through choosing the H'hurch St. Orlando, Fla. Church St. , munn, llnH Just Arrived In Declared Unconstitutional Hudson’s gorge, we shall be able FARMERS TO BE GUESTS at what may be called the doors French Capital After Hide of New York City, to get ut any of SPRINGFIELD. 1 1 1 ., Juno 27— CLASSIFIED Advertising will 12— Wanted At the regular meeting of tho stimulate your business at very PARIS June 27.—Not to bo 1llinnlx' durum t gasoline lax the dwellers of the (loop that arc Sanford Kiwnnis Club tomorrow limail coat. Herald Want Ads each WANTED—to trade 1025 Ford at the Valdez Hotel each member outdone by the younger gener­ law, knocked out by the statu su­ to be found almost anywhere in the preme court ns “unconstitutional world. coupe body for touring. Call of the club will have for his ation which In H iv reach thousands of people— encircling the still is kicking up its heel* nnd "A new feature of the work will Ipcoplo who wait and watch fo- 108 Palmetto Ave. between 8 '. guest a celery farmer. A special gloltc In nil directions and by nil cuimiug considerable trouble in the he an effort to keep the deep-sea ■the Classified page—peoplo who G. meeting is being planned for the manner of communication, Qt stnte Hint gave it birth. fish alive for exhibition in the New ■are looking .for opportunities ani! guests and Dr. E. D. Ball will he year old And as a result of the knockout York zee logical society's nqun Gustav Hartmann, ■know that tho Want Ad page is • Ipago of opportunities. Your me*- HUY YOUR FURNITURE from the principal speaker. the "Iron Coachman" of Berlin, by the court, much trouble ha* rium They will ho caught, by been inherited by the counties that special dredges, put under suitable us. Free Delivery by truck right (sage on thia page will produce rehas just arrived in Paris in his ' wore planning to augument their water pressure in tanks, nnd rush Gilhcrt-McGriff 21— Acreage For Sale I suits at a cost that is surprising!:* to your home. one-horse nlmy. toad link system throifgh funds Furniture Co. 23 E. Church St. low. Gail 148 for service. "Of course there was u woman they expected to obtain from tax Cd to New Yo:-k. " A new diving cylinder, in Orlando, Flu. ACREAGE FOR SALE: suitable in the uffair," winked old Hart­ which it will be possible to study correspondent. 1 collections under tho law. for poultry farm. located four mann to the $6,300,000 In Find life at u mile below the surface |Eyo*,‘ tasted fo* grasses by Dr. to meet that pretty miles south of Sanford on old Or* happened The money collected \after the has been contrived, and onu of the TO CUT YOUR HAIR. McMuliin’j Dayis. Opposite Court H ousa. Inndo r ad. 33 acres, part high French mademoiselle who gallop­ Barber Shop. Between Firo Sta­ land nnd some of it low, ideal for ed from I’nrce to Berlin on horse­ law was declared dead but before reasons I’m in London is to get f > tion and 1st. St. Palmetto Av». myself/If a it had censed to function totalled the cylinder glass that will with chickens and ducks. Can ho bought back and I said to Try-Ms o r ’ Granada Dvr Ginger young woman can make it to some $11,300,000 which reposes in stand the great pressure of wnte for $100 per ncro on your own Alfr yall 705. Prompt Delivery, Berlin, then an obi fciler can the slute treasury. The only way ut that depth. terms. Addr is R. J. Holly, Flrit Signal To Surface lf>— Apartment For Rent t—%<Mt Abd Found ... National Bank Building, Sanford. muke it to Purls, and here I urn it could be released was by legis­ lative appropriation so the ju*l“The cplitqlvr, ,wilt captain Ibe with Erumus." Flo. Herr Hartmann hitched up his over session, after much skidding requisite supply of oxygen, nr* MAHONEY APTS. One apartment JSTt BotwMD Sanford and Randu old Dobbin on an April Day and nnd wobbling, passed a law appro­ there will be no connection with for rent. 1000 Park. Phone 18—-J. Croaking, brown leather travel22— Real Estate for Sale bellowed, "Nach Paris!" They jog­ priating the entire amount to the the surface except the cable. A» Finder Please return same ged ulong for more than two counties for road work under sup­ I shall be using submarine detec­ RENTALS, houses and apart WILL T R A D E - Properties in monthn, enjoying the fine drive ervision of the highway depart­ to the Sanford Herald. tors, ! shall l>e able to communicate Northern State for land here. over picturesque roads, stopping ment. ments. The coolest spot in Flori­ with those nl the surfuce by tap­ da, Daytona Reach. Interested Box 177. Oviedo, Flu. at seventy-eight towns in uil for Under the original gas tax law ping on the cylinder." 8— '!Automobile parties address Righlminc Realty food and rest and finally making the statq nnd counties were to go I>r. Beebe, who expeditions to 24— Lots fo r Sale Co., Inc. Daytona Beach. a triumphal entry on the Grand* fifty-fifty in the collections. ■ thu Sargasso Sea and tho Galapa­ DODCTB Boulevards. Photographers While the legislature was mill­ gos region of the Pneiflc have /Harare can and Graham trucks. 20 FIRST CLASS Building lots in clicked their cameras as at Lind­ ing around, however, federal and made naturalistic history, plans to THREE ROOM bungalow npnrtKlryi and 13th. Street. Phone 3. colored section, Goldsboro, 1»1- bergh and Cosies, Le Brix and state courts tied up about half sturt on his Hudson River explor­ ment, completely furnished, monl at your own price. En­ Ruth Elder. Enthusiastic Fronchof the sum collected nnd it appear* ations immediately upon his re­ nicely located. Phone 00. the Great War, now as though these writs- which quire at store, comer French and meij._forgetting VodlOna and Cowan Co. Auto ran ouT-4ftjlecorato the old hack prohibit payment of sums our of turn to the United States. 3th St. or phone 298. '* ndidtor and sheet metal works. "I am convinced,” he declared, ami horse wfOPfiowera. oil companies uguitist the Htnle "that what we shall find in tho 107 JJrench Avenue. Phono 710-W TRY THIS—If you have nn- apartThe old cabby took off his tall bavo been settled, will be in ef­ ment to rent give complete de­ white hat again and again and fect for some lime. Suits in the Hudson River will uniuze those who 26— Miscellaneous For Sale tails in a Herald Classified ad. . . ominously believe that queer types i f HUPB-MARMON visibly showed his omotioru federal courts have been continued of undersea life ore found only in tell everything there is to be told SAM HOUSTON i,43anford Automobile Co. " I never dreamt of such a well Indefinitely. distant regions., Ifbgnolla Ave. Phone 187. about it and you will find it much KARI'EN OVERSTUFFED living come," he said with tears in his * after whom the Democratic Convention city was i n,nn Money Tied Up easier to secure u tenant. Cull 148. room suites $225 nnd up. Gil­ eyes. Asked what he wanted to ’ >77 State Treasurer G. I). Kinney FOR RENT furnished 5 room gar­ bert McGriff Furniture Co. 23 E see in Paris, he replied that he tfkes the position that “ one dollar 4— Business Service Remember we allow ..you . 10 would very much like to talk with George Creel, in his recently puUishn] biojrajhy “ Sam 1 Jt age apartment all modern con­ Church St. Orlando, Flu. is the same as another" and that dollars for any old stove on the Poincare and Brland and have ;a Colossus In Buckskin," ouys: veniences. Phono 207. a* long as these restraining orders purchase price of a new gas range, R. Nj NIPPER. Signs of all kinds. good look at the Eiffel Tower. * are In effect he will turn over none "Shortly after tho battle of San Jr.cinto,** nnd the eaptur nnd give yau i2 months to pay MUCK in any quantity. Enquire In-Sanford ."nint A Wall Paper FURNISHED four A certain few will not Ins sur­ rooms and Mexican General Santa Anna by General Hou.itnn, "a town 1 at store corner 13th. Street and prised it he remains a long time of tho monies to the counties. If the ballance. Sanford Gas Com bath, close in 211 Laurel Ave. Co. -I f suits gre still in progress pany. 106 Magnolia Avenue.—adv. laid off on Buffalo Iiayou and named in honor of Houston." capital which he French Avenue or phone 298. In the French Phone 190-W. when his term expires there seems seems to like In every way. Here the capitnl was moved nnd here the newl/ elected 1 D R.ViD LER, chiropodist. Every MODERN furnished aportmenti, to lie seme question whether he HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—All "Ach— Paris,r he sighed upon ar­ * f Texas, Sam Houston, Immediately clamored for the reco’ Wednesday It to 5 ut Blue Bird Frigldaire: Murphy Htecl kit antique. Potted palms. Solid riving, "I believe It is better than shiould take the money with him Texas by the United States as “ an obligation to evince to t kBcatHy Shoppe. Phono 349 J. as on individual or turn it over to .’hen: Garage: excellent neighbor­ Bronze Electric light fixtures Beriln—the pretty lamp-|K)sts the tha$ wo are worthy to be free." hi*: successor in office. hood: rent very reasonable. Park 709W Hughey. Phone 711-W. pretty women and the nice little Under the recent appropriation "SUN PROOF PAINTS After the annexation of Texas In 1845, tho new atato Ut Apartments, No. 3, or Phone 57, cafes. I am In no hurry to go FOR SALE—Child's crib, high hack home; I huve plenty of time. blllH of the leglslatuve which be­ f*ter Spar VarnUhea and Ena- Sayer. elected Sam Houston to the U. S. Senate. chair, and adjustable dress You know I am only 04 today." come effective July 1, the money _ melt. Velumina Flat Wall form. Mrs. John Russell Union would be avulliihcl to tho counties. APalnts. Persian clay Jesso. plastlco THRASHER APARTMENTS: Re­ and Lakevicw Avenues. duced rates. 317 Park. Phone I moulding clay and Plaques. SanJoseph Ia* Brlx, the well-known With the injunctions still on, how­ French aviator who recently en­ ever, there seems to be no way l»y J‘ford. Paint & VTall Paper Co. G. U. 850-J. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—No circled the globe together with which the counties run get at the Stuart, Propr. 112 W. First St. doubt there are several pieces ol Dicudonne Cosies, has only just funds. So it scenu that their road LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn­ discarded furniture in your home received his French license to programs, unless financed some ished. 3 room and garage. A t­ that are no longer of value to you drive an automobile, He had other way, must be held up still tractive summer rates. Apply 804 —turn them into cash . . . a Her­ never tried to pilot n car through further. SFER Service of all kinds. » ’ TRAN ald Classified Ad will put your the labyrinth of Paris, narrow on* 570-W or 3302. C. E Magnolia. Phone 280-W. f . Phor message before thousands of read streets until a few day* ago. Five Are Killed In . JhOrpenlng. era. Call 148 today. Naturally, it was not u difficult Small garage apartmont. Call 231. New England Blast matter for him to learn after WIGHT PRINT SHOP POTATOES DELIVERED $1.00 holding u "stick” for 30,260 mllea 16— Houses For Kent B 8HAPPY * r v l« on »nF th‘"» The A BUSHEL—These are "culls around several continents. THOMPSONVILLE, Conn., B .printing. A phono call will get FURNISHED 5 ROOM bungalow ‘TRANSFER’ too small to ship; more trouble to examiners said Le Iirix held the June 20.—<JNS)—Five persons v HEMSTITCH .your man. Phona 417-W. 8 R*Ufor rent for 6 months or possibly prepare for cooking, but just as record for assurance and skill but were killed three of them chil­ road Avo__ _______ the aviator himself acknowledged dren, who were visiting there, longer. Everything ready for oc­ good to eat. Telephone. 775. CITY TRANSFER A Storage Co., that he was Just a little bit afraid Singer Sewing Mm Hauling, Crating, Shipping, Side UP YOUR OLD WALLS cupancy. ,f35 per month. 804 Mag­ when an rxpiosion razed the on some of the turns. ^ 27— Money To Loan Track Facilities. Phono 89fl, 200 Machines Sold, Rented ' THE NEW W ALL PAINT nolia.' J -* plant of the. New Englind Fire­ “ Up in the cloud,* you know," N. Maple. Ralph W. Lotting, Mgr. NO TH ING * NEW AND BET­ FIVE ROOM furnished house. Set* Easy raynu ON WHITE or colored .property. he added, "there aren’t any street works Company todayA TER FOR FURTHER INFOR­ Phone 80 North Park, None of the victims had been holding out V. A. Speer, 411 Park Avenue. B. W. Herndon 108 2nd fit cars or gendarmes C» 7I/MH- > “ IT MS. CALL PHONE 235-J their hands in’ every direcHn.*1 identified positively some1 hours BaUirIes*i*, ' ° ' 1 m W E E , V, c. COLLER, SAN ONE 6-Room house. Unfurnish­ Gaby Morlay1, ' popular French after the explosion. Their bodies (Legal Ads).; ed. Apply Mnt Lulu A. Mil­ actress, found hersel&;in much wore blown to pieces. |FO ler, 1309 Sanford Ave. Phone the same predicament *4ii 'Le Brix FuntHqr* JUO STORE—Pra1ST ro irn T o r c o c ifi T ' J f J I l f J K . the other day when k toll was hair-dressing salons ^)r}woraon in P <Y Fpnig*. Soda. Wa are 304W. • y SK .W IN O f.K C O I ' N T V . UTATK'or being made of numerous Parlsisn- ta rue de la 1'aiX. 'Smart* coifI.O n iD A M near M your phone. CaRH03- FOR RENT—$40 • monthly, at­ tn1 'r» FROCK FOR SPRING PARTIES Balate of installing little THE LUND-LIFE HATTfJIV j B BUY or trade I nes who drive their own cars and feurs are now tractive five room furnished HlfRItlPAN JKWETT, Dscsaso*. “American Buis" in their par­ carried licenses. ture, Wagner Fun BUILDING"” BLOCKS—Irrigation house. Nicely located. All im­ Ifpff-Mae Battery Co. Here It a dance frock which wiU To all creditors, Jtiialres, dlstrlwomen happy bring joy to the heart of any young She Is very athletic, even walks lours to keep the 117 F.a»t 2nd. Street bbxa* and general cement work. provements. References required. liutres. and all persons havlnu wait or long girl, yet can easily be concocted of claim* nr demands aaaihsl estate: the tlght-rope to perfection and during a tiresome Phone 888J. ________________ »cle Concrete Co- J * E* T#r* You. and each nr you, are hereby swims like any fish. Naturally waving process. ' few yard* of figured chiffon and Awning notified and required to preeenl er. Prop. 3rd and Elm. FOR RENT new Duplex house In any Women serve themselves at the & The modlih bouffant skirt, which clalms and demand* whlrh you, she caused no little astonishment nice location with all modern or ell her of you, may have aaalnet shirred on to the snug bodice, is bar or have their drinks served PAL ROOFING: The Roof Evthe estate of Kherldan Jewett, de­ when she said. “ No, I haven t a Auto Tops Ifitlng. Meta! shingle* ■onveniences. Will rent cheap to ceased. Idle of Seminole County. license to drive a ear, but f have to them while their fair locks trimMini by .two flounces of net which extend up in point* at the lermanent tenants. Phone 207. are being trimmed or curled. Florida, to the Hon. 4**. O. Sharon. one for a dirigible,r and there ? Lain tin and galvanized SEMINOLE AWN County Judae of Seminole County, upon produced « little red sheet Aperitifs, the French appetizer center-front Ruffle* of the net take ■e James H. Cowan. 0*k SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain* Awnings, Window *1 at hi* office, la Hie Counly Courtth^pUre of *lecvr*. house fn Seminole County. Florid*, which allows her to do anything which la ulWay* , taken before Third fit. Phone 111coring*. lins. Anything of C* (0—-Farms for Sale ___rial Printed Pattern No. 4292. Cushion! and Seat within twelve month* from the date she wishes with an airship. every meal, J an-’ perhaps tho 2nd. Street P Size* 12 to 17 year*, 40 cent*. FOR SALE—This week only, my J a p E - repairing, piano moat pQpfd/U .with the ladies, . d Hay May Utd/ iota. A. P. PTomorrow— a bouffant evening 10S Went 2nd. Street 15 acre farm at Cameron City— spared ■> •mKLik a b w x ii -.jk w trrr,. «Drink While W * Wava" wad* ,t«g«therewith light wines, and towq o( port fOphUtreated appeal. racfHr^Hied.1« i1»rea.irtedrW. Lf F.ierutrlx of Ina T:*t*le of Kherldan Jswatt, P*re**sd.)* littJ* sign at ona of the chic porto any time after four. appt. Me Lander Ar- A. Renaud, 304 W. 2nd, St. BERLIN v™ »*s. ONE-HORSE SHAY SUFFER BECAUSE DRIVES TO PARIS OF DEFUNCT LAW Daily Fashion Hint -Classified- Business Directory r. > —r* -*2 ■a ■••.'-vpvv ^ * - J. ‘’A ’ A 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, June 27, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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