1 10 235 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87b1d98603decac74c5e7b59a427c208.pdf f9ec900a670844b0a77be7cad84f498d PDF Text Text lied in Florid*V Heart, orld’s Greatest Vegetable i, I t s BicHesj; Garden Land Fair tonight trtma south port! able wind*. ; Aits oeIa ted Preaa Full Leased Wire J ^ NFORD. FXORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER Construction Total Of $1,799,964 This Y e a r Sets Spntord RecorcJ DB Making nee About r n Draps . w As 29 Above CM — . ■■. - Damage l S e c tio n .NDo Tf Ir.. Dec. .1 1 .still night and br­ eezing temperature ' an extensive and leas heavy damaging i*.received-here early Rk Building frm ita 'S s s u a d in j Sanford for thc year 1926 ex-, eroded-' the total for the highest, previous year, 1925, by *37,000, i •~ — r® ,or 0,8 y * r aittotmUng ' NEW YORK. Doc. 31. _ (/P) — Celebrsnta seemed unperturbed • 1026 tho total Broadway plans to welcome ths by thc fact that deaths from alcowaa : $1,702,007. Thc flgurta nnw yedkiwtfc one of the biggest, hoi sine* Christmas total 47. ' wero compiled and given to The Nevor before has the cost of Herald late this afternoon by American Cejuuuuhlp Estab. liohed And Later Removed; celebrating been eo high. Cover Mias Ellen Hey, city tax coileccharges In night clubs have soared ITe*|tfent Reiterates That -iwfc:; ■' ^ •' to hitherto unknown heights. Ths Mexico Is Aiding Liberals !ar 8nd P,*ht Local builders .considered 1926 Z ¥ ham ted several days ago, and Club Anatoie leads with a $40 construction a record which ' T r. cations ‘were that thousand) charge per person. “Reger Wolf would not be surpassed during . tx lV O S V IC W 8 merrymakers would be unmoh Kshn't Le Perroquet de Paris ia 1826. but the steady building of second with $30, while Tsxas Gul home* and apartment houses, ,i • ■. ug^niR. t * ■ nnn'n 800 club announced charges together with n few small busl- ' I n le r v s n iin . n # n o Through* special dlapensatio of $28. Tho Club Richmond will niess structures, brought tho ra ie rv e n tio n O f U , 8. F orces Mayor Walker, the recently charge $26 also; but will ease the total to tho highest peak ever ucscrtbcd A s Unnecemutry acted 3 a. m. curfow law for * sting somewhat Jby Including min­ rearmed, ttyy declared. By Former VIcc-ITealdent club* and cabarets was resell eral waters, ginger ale and other During April, more permits ■■■ •’ for the night, and Chester P. 1 noh-prohlbitcd beverages with th<» wore issued than tn any other WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—<AV- prohibition director, announced cover. Most ciuhs will charge from month of the year, the total $1 to $3 a bottle for ginger ale. amounting to $460,390. In 1828 April was also the highest month with approximately $430,­ 000 In permits being issued. , The latter month was the one In which the perm it for the Hotel Forrest Lake was granted. , During December permits ag­ gregated $80,000, a-decrease of M per cent over the same month of 1026. Increases ( in several FlniU Offering In This City Cancer Proves Fatal To Wife other months of the year . To Be Donizetti's Famous Of Prominent Contractor; brought tho total to tho new Opera; Company Presents On The Revolution !?L ®!ther no,lM’ or rrohlb SINGERS PRES ‘LUCIA1' TONI! ■ • e froat btgan making it*;«ptnea In Jthla Mctfon s i early 1 o'clock Ia*t -night, following laation^of tho wind that h u ril the visit for'tw o or three : • s United State* Department rrieulture station here advised ioaociated Press that tho mcrch their thermometer had p f l'ta 29 during the night •|ny> morning; and ‘ reports Cremated Body -Identified A* That Of Dr. Roberta Of ■urrou ‘ country also •, Active Church Worker Had "Mar;’a” This Afternoon . Been Living Here 14 Years The final ;.ppcaranco of the Ban Carlos Grand O pen' Company, is •eheduUd for tunlglu. when Donlsotti’s "Lucia Dl Lammcrmoor" is to be presented n* :he Milsne Thea­ ter with Tina I'aggi singing the name rolo and Franco Tafuro, noted tenor, in the role of Sir Ed* gar Ravcnswood. Flotow’s ‘'Mar­ tha,’’ was the attraction at thc theater this afternoon wi ll ipecial numbers by thc opera ballet to be given under the direction of Ctrlo Parent. " !< The company, nearly 100 strong, i» stopping at tho Hotel Forrest Lake. Throughout the day {hey h a v e visited thc various places of interest in the city. Fortune Gal­ lo, the general director, predicted a return visit to Florida, which Is expected to include Sanford, next winter. ' 1. , In im ; interview with a repre­ sentative of The Herald, Dlrec.‘or OalltS pbaised the manner In whieh the people flf Florida have receiv­ ed his company and ho to|d of the reception accorded it In the cities on the west coast. "Although the amnll crowd at thc first performance in Sanford was rather discouraging from a financial ntandpoint, I believe the people of Sanford have learned, through those who heard ‘AWa.’ . Umatilla Who Had Made the blooms. t.r* The feature* wore not recognis­ able, bqt Identification w*» made id the heaviest by papers and pereonsl posses­ 8/Myyf*l;y»ar« experienced, sion*, as Well as by the automotj was confined, It was reby 'T- • A. Brown, county ikehtv to-hrnamontal shrubSd tptJltr vegetables, tovernmettt thermometer at d registered 34 early today, -severe) farmera reported f ib re s '** low as 28. In exwlwtern. Oratlgo county n Aturo of 27 WM reported, msiderablo damage to vegi.-jiHhough tko extent coqld DELAND, H a., Dec. 31.—W — Responding to an alarm early this ------firemen made made a gruefiremen a _ tta*g* In Local Section morning, irding to th* Grower*' and some find when they righted an re* LeggU* of Florid*, vog- overturned touring car at DeLand ;|n tho Sanford region suf- landing hero r a d found the crearrifIc loss, including toma- mated body of n man believed to pner, eggplant and like be Dr. Roberts of Umatilla. Col*ry, escarole and lettuce When firemen reached tho Adamaged; their report* in­ scene of the wreck the man’s body ). * * was so badly burned that Identifi­ ter Garden, one of tho larg- cation was impossible, hid i1<gs getabld producing sections being entirely burned off. A statei, eanle In for its share doctor’s medicine esse, found near |tvy damage, the league ad- the overturned car, was the only Irbuf th* extant will not be duo to the identity of the man. Mined until noon. It U ®a* The accident occurred *t a sharp ltd that the damage will/peacurve at DeLand landing. Where n n a t laast 50 th 75 per cant, the road leading to the Lako coun­ u said. Temperatures ranged ty line swerVes sharply from Die ■12 to 33 dhgrtcs,’ It was remain road a t the Clyde tyn* dock. •I AM. It Is believed, that th* driver of the far was travelling a t a high west temperature rcschbJ rate of speed and falled to observe n ight wa# 34 degress and the turn until hU lights revealed iraUmWor th*^24-hour po­ ng a t 7 o'clock this morn54 degrees; which was r the noon hour to S. L . Smart, and the love of tho head of ono of Approximately 250 people a r e tb® families for the sister of his expected to celebrate the passing enomy of th® old year and th® coming in The best known numbers from 'of the new nt tho dance to be r;iven this opera is tho "Sextette” and tonight in the city hall by thoi those of the scene* where "Lucia" Women's Auxiliary of the Amori-f kills her husband Immediately af- can Legion. The afftdr is to begin K* than was notified, he said, pf the establishment of the neutral xone,-which, he added, lmd Impeded all bis movements and “Isolated and relegated" him 'to "Indefinite action." . He said h r would remain jm Nicaraguan soil,,calling for th? "deposit of the national sover­ eignty confided in me legitimately by th e ' Nicaraguan people,” , VERA CRU The United St fliers 4hopped; morning, ctmtl mile flight grii Puerto Mexico ears and an ex; than $70,000,000. Spots ' --. Vj ..... 4 P h il a d e l p h ia , pec. 3 L -4 /p > -S u d ipou are likely to cause sn. . i y »t war _1 within turn two VfltM. year*, devour, them under favorable «o pinion of Professor A. dftlona. White anU, ortsrmlt**. are tail y of the University of fcSSf r he ssnt.ta the convan-. he A m arie ia# a* « ‘xUon Advancement of Sciencs coral a ^ ^ u g ^ Dr. Thomas ; •that human life reaches Snyder, bureau of eptamotofy, development a t the time* 8. deyartmant of agriculture. . a of sun spot activity^^ ^Intense sdn spot ac«x* univerrity. Dr. Jam** J. Walsh.* Ph. D„ a practicing physician of New \o rk pity, Is to b® th* first speaker to Occupy the platform at th© Initial aeuion of t** Sanford Open Fo­ rum, recently organlred by the civic clubs and church** of the city, according ‘to an announcement made today. . .. The firet rotating U.to he held Sunday^A*iiing,;<lan. 2, at the cjty halt auditorium. Tha apeaking J* “r O a B S p - u - lag their 20.000.o m , d South America. nractice, i* ah instructor in a numtba'Visnt stop. May Cause Another Great S ^ q H ia . Mrs. V. C. Colter, 62, wife of a Sanford contractor, passed away at 4 o'clock thin morning at the family home, 314 Mngnolin Avenue following n lingering illness with cancer, which had kept hsr con­ fined for a period of 15 months. Mrs. Collor had been a resident of Sanford for 14 years. Since taking up her residence in this city Mrs. Caller had been an active membor of tho Fist Presby­ terian Church until her illness forced her to remain afhome. She is survived by her husband one son, by a previews marriage, Churlrs F. Rogers, of. PJerrepont, N, Y., *n adopted daughter, Mr*. O. B. Sellla, of Canton, N. Y.; two brothers, A. 'A. Cramer of Wash­ ington, D. C. Drul E. Cramer, of After Forty Years D epartm ent Officials Authorize Statement Bay­ ing N o Overtures Hove Ever Been Made To Russia !$U te WASHINGTON, Dec, 31.-MVP) —A story that ths United States had approxchsd Russian Soviet offieala during tho p u t year on the rubject of Russian recognition was flatly donltd today by tho State Department. . The department authorised the statement that no approach what­ ever respecting recognition h u been made during the year to any Moscow official. It was a direct denial of a story told in Moscow yesterday by a Soviet government official who said "tangible and palpabto'' recognition approaches President said In his message to Congress, is not proposing to bar­ ter away its principles. If the Soviet authorities aro ready to restore tho confiscated property of citixcns or make effective conipcnution, they can do so. If the Sov­ iet authorities are prepared.to re­ peal tho decreo repudiating Rus­ sia's obligations to hi* country, pnd appropriately recognise thorn they csit dv so. It refulree-no coafereneo or ifegotUtlona to accoim pllsh these results which ean and should bo achieved at Moscow as evidence of good faith. "The American government has not incurred liabilities to Russin or repudiated obligations. Most se rious lx tho continued propagan­ da to overthrow the institutions of this country. This government can enter into no negotiations until Sanford for the past few days has been the scene of a reunion of two old friends who had not seen eaeh other In 40 year*. Mr*. Molly Russell of Milton, Del, spent this Christmas with hay friend, Mr*. Sally Wolfe, mother of C, D. Wolfe, secre­ tary of the Seminole County -Y. M. c. A. Mrs. Russell returned to her nome today, after spending whnt the described as one of the most enjoyable visits of her life. Many happy remlnlsencea of days when tho women were res­ ident* of the same little town In Maryland ware exchanged' by the two, who last aaw each other in 1887. ; i . Mrs. Wolfa, who ha* mads her home hare for several months with her son, is now 86 and enjoying the best of health, sho says. ', » Additional Murder RobberyMol Investigation Vigorously An arreat by w hoped to solve th< surrounding tho mt P. Hilton. Sanfoi ahop owner, ia mi expected by Chief Roy G. Williams, who z early this afternoon thgt! lifting a number of duei arreat of a nuspect or sag would probably be made today. Every anglo of tho my BASEBALL MEET covery of the body of J EXPECTED TO BE ° " X kS l HELD HERE SOON S M S ■ r -office of Sheriff th# of his; work* are used by aducatlonal'institutions. ' His address la. to bs on "Health of ths Hitman Body," and ths tori fun^tjariod following hi* sprech is ex p ected to bo an intemstirig cne. According to-sponsor*!of ths lAsMfeh. ■ . . , , Following Sunday . reanJng^s nisatlngolfssk^ay' nighta. wWj be girsn ovex tp ths Opsn Forom In ths future, according to. ofilclaD, who-My tha$ ilta aubjscta ^to I f taken up this winter are sL fol­ lows i Railroading, phlW phy. la- A m uting of th* directors of the Sanford Bueball Club is *xpected to b« held during th* next 10. days, which tim* the sleet ion ** _ __M___ « A M a l. J *_ SI . H. Beckwith and a repreat of Th* Herald studied th* I th* crime. Various thoo how the murder might ha' committed were enactedAn 1 a .L.r • * I lU I . I It . I to tbro-.r additional Bj slon will be bald, according to V Crate Of The Earliest Celery Of Season la Presented To Herald C. A. Hinton, of the west side celorv district, today presented tit® staff of The llornld with a crate of pearly white celery, cut from his farm this .afternoon. Cutting operations on one 6-acre tract of Mr.' Hinton's Were started this morning and before night two carloud*, th* first to bs shipped from the 'district thi i year, will be rdUIng toward thi northern markets. - Mg, Hinton u to cut four ears at this time, according to Bandy -Addsnon^ of ths American F ruit Growers, who declared tho crop‘to’ h* of excellent duality *nd produc­ those who attend, according to tiveness. Farmers of tb« district be represented next Mr*. Ralph Bterens, chairman of >*bo saw the celery' stated that It ths auxiliary's committee. .Music is to ba furnished by ths SemhioU o’clock. into th* allay and to Syncopstore, a Sanford ordbsstra. GALVESTON, T«*., Dec. 31 " Tha ticket sal* for tha affalt V * |4V-Two persons ware killed end gan early Thursday, morning and: IK Injured last night when a spamembers of ths organisation have car from Houston been selling tickets in several part* and a freight train of the Texas of the city. The time for.starting City Terminal Railway company the dfnee Is expected to'prove popcrashed a t a crossing at Texas ular with those who wish to attend C<*y Junction, It was reported hsr# the opera. \ M morning. , v A committee of member* of tha Legion, headed byJIodgaort Ball, b asslrilng in the preparations. Keyes Denies That He Intends To Drop Case 3 LOS .ANGE >aa:K#yaa District Attar a hectic .year tlon to'push H Semple McPherson. The prosecutor mad* th uoimcerosnt that he had no tlon of dropping the chargei his star witness, Urt. U Wisemfn-Blslaff. had appeal M jia ffW C. M Officers Of Sanford Club for authorities were Year 1927 T o Be Named opinion that they ware on tl And Delegates To LeagueJs t n g e [* n ^ ef£2*„t!i3 Session In C ity Nominated Wnilams, Sheriff Hand, LI ILegion Auxiliary Is LBAVB VBRA CRLE m kvp> H arry , M. tajittorney 2 Friends Reunited own Here, mant f rom 'tiffv l *law "pr&iiee hyi two weU| known DeLand attorneys, dary D. Landis and Bart Fish, was received by many friends and bualneta scquainisncrs in Banford lata yesterday‘.afternoon, ‘their re­ superin' tirement ia to take effect Jan. .1 and both announced their Inteniona of devoting their time ,exclusively Urn®1to ri �SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY,j ) sired two uct Cattlo and ,Coi u(Idling and No More “Cheating” ( onRealm Of S p ort| Notv Indicated for Grid GtUnje.: P„„, | Undlri Would lWhte Testimony O f C rooked W ork i r bail Hits Kklslbd lr Banished F lay er Sayr tGO. Dec. 30. — OF) — A tbftll quls may come a n t stations of C h a r l e s Rlsberg, forther Chicago 3X rhorUtop, that he “can seball’s bosses Information It implicate 20 big leaguers ter before have been mcnn connection with crooked- NEW YORK, Def. 3 0 .^ -(A”) — tdtti scouting, less huddling and no more “cheat” shifting* are Indicat­ or for IntcrcollCgiato football next yeah Over the vigorous protest of Ma­ jor Frank Cavanaugh, newly ap­ pointed couch at Fordhnm unlvcrdty, who asserted that the action would “ murder" the modem game, tOO members of the American football Coaches’ Association have /othd to recommend a two-second ’hesitation’’ on all shift plays to ’.he rulea committee. Ajr amend­ ment added at the suggestion of loach Bill Roper of Princeton would retain thfc present practice jf allowing oho backfield player to be in motlbn when thd play is started. ' • • ,, It was the opinion of the exports that nd stop watches will be needed to enforce the hesitation rule, which confirms to sentiment in tho western conference. The plan Is fop officials to toll off the seconds nontally during the period between group of stars of very little less lees importance than the Ix>s Ang­ eles opening including Al Espin- ( osa. Jock Hutchinson, Sarszen, | WillHs Klein, Tommy Kerrigan, Wilfred Reid, Frank Ball, the English pro, and dozens of others of silghtly lesser light. ' Yesterday n large number of the players were out. Willie Dow and Bill pairman hooked up nnd turnc<l in a best ball card of 34 1 33-07 to trim Tubby Palmer nn,| Frank Ball, who had 30-33-fl'J Prizes amounting to 32,125 will be given the golfers who enter the open starting today. In addition to $2^175 in cash prizes to the fir it ten pros, there will be 326 to the man making tho best score for 18 holer* each day. fe Tribune said: "It was a ly man who began to read the iment and a burning Nemesis ftfllshed.” * -• iberg told the newspaper there bren. “plenty, of crooked work £ on In baseball," and con- td: v commissioner.' - totalled $ Tho Cleveland i n club Lnd someone to || Speak, center field. . . The { Boston InflcM Lrd League The Boitoti Rod Sox, tallehders of the America^ League, nevefthelcBs made mOra assists than any otMr team In the league, nnd the rtsCofda of individuals on tho ,i,field ato impressive. PHI Todt handled 1756 putouU nnd !2fi nislsta^-an Amazing a* moUnt cf chances for a fif>t base­ man. Herrera, who started nt Attorncy-at-Law second base accepted 280 chances Will In' aif ihAi iecSrtiF' in 48 games, being replaced xhy . pfacticii .i I’ ,* Regan who finished the setson Examination of Abstracts cf Land with M>8 c'.niiccs. Rigncy missed . Titles given especial Attention only six games and took caro of Offices In Cdurt House Forfner Crriwii H e a d £ H as N o t Returned ■ To Palace A t Paris" rg, banned from baseball e result of the 1010 world scandal, made his statement -Chicago Tribune a t bin Mlnl dairy farm, and inuncdlnterw from Baseball Commla;L*ndIa a declaration that ho 'Vrelcomo -hearing Riaberg's fCommissloner Landis nnd the !n a n d ; managers haven’t it, thoy'rq blind, j Landis and big boti-jcs of baseball don’t . Want to know the fdets. This is a challenge to tho commissioner. Let’s soe what he’ll do about It.” . 'MAanwhilQ . tl o Ty Cobb-Tris S pikier case, hna bean sealed for tho prcr-?nt, the Ups of tho two principals in the latest edition of tht».f*jamla! of 1010.” From othoraroAnfe stntcm’ehts thut compllcate4,the plot. • OhA. member of the cast, who ■poke his prologue in tho off ir.- «<f tfcs commissioner before the currosD on the “scandal” took the center of the .stage yc-siierday. That was Fred West, park Attendant at Navin flcld/honm df the' Detroit Tigers, scene of the fitte d ” game. West is the mnn . named In tho testimony as having placed bets- for Dutch Leonafd, then a Tiger pltchor, nnd Joe W6od, Clovelnnd smoke - ball thrower. • , *. -Wert’a public l i n o s differed from the manuscript as constructed from 'Leonard's charges and the transcript of testimony before the tho shift and the snapping of tho ball. . Sponsoring the Crusade against scouting, Roper said .that tho Ti-. g m next year probably would nvt scout any df their opponent*, t He voiced the conviction that a fceJfer , Koster led the couhtry’a lending team could bo developed without Arofcrs'this fall With 124 points, scouting. topping Mike .Wlllon; Lofdyette, Reports of the coaches also indi-. hlinearest competitor, by. fhur ented general dissatisfaction with the huddle. . Roper Contended, how­ ♦point. Koster missed pratIcipStInir in one contest, too, bccaiiic of lnever, that the huddle has proved a I juries. ' , . . . '-.'-J welcome Addition In the east. He Last year, nowcver. hc, played In criticised aftenfpU oKaome tcamrevery' game, being more noted thin to Use i66 many plays.* fiSr defensive rather than offensive Restrictions of practice to two hours daily, fixing of $16 with ex­ ability. penses os a suitable fee for offi­ Miami Jockey Club Entries cials, and stabilizing of tho coachMore than 300 thoroughbreds of ink' profession were other favor­ the turf, representing 30 stahUfc, ably received recommendation*. An tho meeting adjourned last Imve been quartered at Minmi to night, the National Collegiate Ath­ await the Opening on January 13 letic Association prepared to move of the Miami Jockey Club At Higinto the forum today to pass final leuh tot Its annual winter meeting. judgment oh tho game. Reports Eight stakes will bo run. before tho meeting indicated that The humber 1* Wing augmented Intercollegiate sport is in "thi» best almost daily, with expectations of health.’’ that more than 500 horsos will bo One of the leading "trlngi here Is that of WAlter J . Snln>c#.' R. TWilson, president pf the Saratoga Rneing Association ala* has seilf several horaea. . Other •stabiri represented are those- of L. T. Cooper, G, Fraok.Cjolsaant, W. A. Reed,' Admiral Cary .T. Grayson A. G. Barklle. Mrs. K athtria. K. Hitt, Walter B r^gs, Robert Odom, \V. A. Wollroan, J. B- Ward, J. PSmith, and Henry Waterson.. Thoroughbreds from the stables of Marshall Field, Mr*. W. K. Van­ derbilt. J r , H arty Payne WWlficy and Robert L. Gerflr, among others are reported enroute to MIAnil. J. G. SHARON ARCADE! / DELICATE i’repared Meats Sdlaus/ Cheese 44 McLander A rcade’ More than 800 Studebakor owners have driven their Have you tried Florida’s newest drink?., t f not drive out to 1623 west first st„ and Ret a free sample of Geiger’s Unfermented wild grape and wild cherry.. oars 100,000 miles and upwards. LEESBURG—New lake under construction in city hall park, he tween Meadow Street and Sea­ board Railroad. Call ihc Willard Battery Men— We recharge and re­ pair all makes of batteries. LAKE CITY—New pu contemplated for this,cir>- P fIO N H 648 Sit in s Materia , . g t t t f t e t , in his statement yer-ter>d*y, said that the. money given t h|m by Leonard and Wood to wa?-.gor that Detroit would beut Clcvc, land, was not bet on tho bnll game * at’ nil. Tho money, he said, waa / laid ':*V>n-'the nose” of a horse ‘ named Panaman, a “hot tip” in the- first race, nt the Aqueduct trefck on that dny. xseaed home in front.' v Leonard and Wood ' td be wealthier b>' i 'of Sept. 26, 191U. itt, Is Wdst's latert ^ Leqnard, at Fresno,' sounded to him “likn West statement also ■ess Speaker's nttorH. Boyd, in d ev o ­ 6 lbs., York Imperial Apples is A P re sc rip tio n fo r * ‘ M a y o n n a is e 1-2 p in t • . Van Camp’s or Campbell’s Soup, 3 for . 2 0 c 2 5 c Florida Lettuce, 2 for . 15c Florida Celery, 2 for . 2 5 c As the New Year begins, A & P bids for your friendship and patronage, resolving to continue to give unfailing service, gilt edge quality and super values. Colds/ Grippe, FIil Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria Ii kills the germs Old Dutch Cleanser 115 Magnolia Ave re your profit is. Red Front Cocoa 1 ( j r 8 oz. can l ,*« JP. M U Q 4Myrtle Ave., & 4th St. -■ *‘K -. * q.V(v* ‘ , ' Men’s Suits Cleattod and \ • . <!., ' i t * ’ Pressed This Week. 1m*; No, 2 1-2 edn , . •• if.<pgt high “Your mone> back if voO are not satisfied.' SANFORD FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY tee from the backthat of Bob Quinn, be Bofeton 'Red Sox, “osidA" in which ho l llke to »ee Landis esn sports’’ ambasr sport ethics among i major leagues. The / keeping tho game" Lone Star Cement la m»de by tb« Alabama Portland Cement Co. nirmlnsham, Ala. Subsidiary oflnlenuiUon;! Cement Corpoisd4» 3 cans for - E K k*U „ ■ . } ' " ' f i ar . jf ;•* r • -j.tfr.-k , . • ■r ** . Be hlins to flond ^our woVk In by Fri­ day Morning so. ycu can get it back j in time for New Vears. - • ; the highest class id pressing service—^xa specialty. ‘^0n Dlxii v h r ci Jno.W. Sneedj , 7 p f ih �T tfelT /n FttnU Y . DECEMBER 31, i»26 PARTY •Inff draining and paving the fol-! bid, and such bond to be executed Pcer; Plans and s w ^ f T T ^ ;by a auraty company Lefenaed i to bp obtained at cither 1 to Per' do businesn in th*> Sutlo'ol VWrliLt, |W*lt of $10 Go Jhi °n 8 t t U ! M i r v r y r d p a r t o f S e c tio n l*»; nil In <Jalnlnar a n d r « i r * i n l n f y o u Jkha I simmun, Sht. Asp. oh n MM bOW d u r tor-approved-by the 8 * « n l- i T o w n s h i p JO s o u t h . K a n * * 41 » M i . r a w . of you a n d rourjiittoia. * j r » 7780«q. yils. . city Commission. \ • . ,.• / i ' I'rmit 3. ; a n t s n n d a t t o r n e y * fr o n t a a o r t l n a , , rorlt biiau Coplea of the plana and specif I* I T n\. a n y ' c l a i m oy d r e d of c o n v e y a n c e . Persimmon Ate. fr. Ffrtt to ' ; T h e - w e s t o n e -l ta l f' 0 \ 1-3) a n d ; u r u ( h r r w l S e . or I n l c r f e r l n i r In , Third Sht Asp. bn G In. I cation* may bo *««n a t the offka t.ola One t l ) . Tw o ( J). and T h ree * w lr h t h e gosretolon of the ! ......1M2 sq. y»U. of the City Manager, or at the of. ! 4 3 1 . all In tffctlon f. T o w iu h lu 2 0 . rntlinu i nnht. itn me Conor*. « » •!I rock base ! m IJSo Ave. fr. Colonial Way ««® of Fred T. Wllllpins, Engl- Srti .lay Of December, a . D. m i . ( i ) . or unattrvertd p a n o f ftocUou any o f you' to andI to aald Janda to • -- A - W. W. W IUUH'A. I l l ; and t o w F o u r (O. F iv e »->. be wbt.ll> null and a«id of no i lowin* ib K tu to-wit: ' . T ract J. ' W h l r / s L t o Avocado Ju d g *. C ircu it Court. S sv sa tb , tils f«) and feovs#' j W f f c r ; T ltti «rftc tflw h a rtu a to r; T h * *>utli t w e n t y <J#) c h a i n s ' of homl.i'itc County, Florida, to-wlt: V J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of L b t f o u r [*) a n d n i l of l e t F iv e • Of F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r ( i ) o f tt e c l t p n s ; 1 . 0 : T w o OH o r un i.ule C o u n t y . ■ e u f v a y e t l p a n of K oction 10; t-ol* vv’i i j u i O n e. f t ) . T w o (3 ). T h rew ( J), F o u r U l U M .vN . Ii liOn irasi il ui rLi.iDn Er Ji iI iA («>. P l v * (K) n n d S i x (4) o r u n 1 a U r v M d d p a r t of H ectlo n I t ; Dot u . 1 U m p lftln in c. O n« f i t o r i i n a u r v e y a d p a r t of Hecli o n I t ; , a n d I o t a K n u r f t ) . F iv e w On Itinerary IS ). 81* («) u n d H av en (7 ) o r un Will Tour Which a u r v e y e d p a r t of H e c tlo n IS: all In I l a n g e I t c*»t. ilado In January T o w n a h l. n . 20 Ta nruatli. r l 3. T h e wret o n e - l i a l f (W H) and H I . o t a Of.t. ( 1 ) . T w o <3) a n d T h r e e ftA&SEE; PW. Dec. 31. IS) o il In . Kcctli.n 2, T o w n s h i p *0 nols li> rqmlitfr to Flor- s o u t h .- l l a n a n 31 e a s t . T n n x re cities and towns, of T h e C ast th re e -q u a rte r* (B J-«) he atnto nrn to be v I"j*- Of t h e Houllt v n e - h u l f t 8 H l o f S e c ­ t i o n I I ; \V«a( o n e - h a l f < \ V ' i ) of imbera of the good will N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ( N K I - t ) ; N oih he u a t q u a r t e r I . N B l l ) o f N o r t l . w r st i Illinois Manula^turera' q u arter iN W I-t); n o d .S o uth w est lo Central. 1 1*2 In. , 1„„ . I I.nr TWO 13) „r 8*1 n. 1.. q* The aotillt (inc-linl IV fat. Augustine ■nurtbwvat quarter d on the same day, ' (||in 30. Township -r Jnn. 1.7 and 14. West „ r , . r e q u i r e , ; t„ soil be mode on the iiefcrc our a u iq i:ir uid. after a niirht's ,h7 C0'1” flou»<> ni . c’«k i , ■ "*)}•• (Tonnty. Fiorl.l, f, Seb.-ing will be . day .»f January. A. mp We;.’. Lake W'nles I!""' ."i"1 ‘,,,-re II on Jan. }5. , iiKsln*i yon 'n thi» fill Ic.ive Bartow o n ' l* furrhe. tiinK nC #t St Petersburg ponfj iV’kfVXV.'fTl’ ,, Jt>.- TJjc remainder of th« i'«ii»<l In Sanford. H..i dufo follows: I n ,,r l',». one* n w,*; - i 1 i. . • t u n * c c u r l * c ivechs. wiv* St. Petersburg Jnn. 16, arw itnkhh th* a t Sarasota J»n. 17: Irnvn ' ' IdOHT. Judur of . t f ' *h" H cv cn il »otn ! Jan. 17, arrive a\t «Brn- fcull of ° ihq him « of i on. Jan. 17; leave Bradenton; f"r > s «mluoi« c.iumy, It,* arrive nt Tampa J a n .'17; j - - ~ ■ ~ —: I Tsmpr Jan. 17, arrive at O r-' C i P P p n i r i m 6 Ja r, IB; leave Orlando Jan. ’ 1 j< i <j u i j u I J H I-A NT CITY—Judge Parka, of urtVe Jacksonville Jnn. [ j cifcuit back courtat for Hillsborough Mth. the to be bonds made r 1 has departure validated iv-Rlorlda the same UTttfrig to on $312,000,' to day. bo used i . 1 j*#JMsrty plans to mnkc the re- * a jlifbfg and widening streets, U R t ) Atlanta, Birininpham, Attending sanitary sowers, [ “ JanOogn Cincinnati, get- f 3 bOhds nreand a -part of n $170,fb ic kfortothatChicago \ S ’T~, C' ia;uo purpose.Sunday, r J c m c t/iT " tiirrmlsnfs. OF . ... - ___ T H E S A N F O R D . HERArif) .v iiiti% w , .X S JJM t , /K /! • >, Spendthrift and Thrift r t n d T bni> n r u l l l Spendthrift remurked th at if.h e had cash left overjhe would put it in the bank Itcfore T h rift Spent anything he put a nor tion of his money in the bank. We invite th rifty people to place their monev m the Seminole County Bank. We assure''them of absolute safety and a ! fuir profit. ' ........ , .. 1 sealed envelope, endorsed on ~-w; Va, \ ■ v .ii, ' iM fl )I /« U{I I Mfl • Mi t! Juq \:hu,r Ji< r u 7-.I :»«1 Ullb* • I k.t- vpicings 1927 promises to be a banner year (or Sanford—gr things will be accomplisl id by those who really put forth the effort th an in any other riod of Sanford’s history 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts S a n f o r d ,F la STHEWOTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS W e urge you as an individual and as a firm your wholehearted, junreserved cooperation t and by so doing you cannot Kelp but reap tl $ 18,000 NEEDSOME MONEY / I*(%5“ W e wish you a New Year bountiful with al Happiness. ' | . i.d things of life-Health, Wealth and / r 1 ' . . { *-• " H ie Bilks are rich m color, tine in te x tu re — superior in quality and of­ fered at most a ttra c tiv e prices. For those who co n tem p late some early sp rin g sewing, we suggest a trip to our Silk D e p artm en t nnd a close in­ spection of <nn beautiful silks. c o t'iiT o f T in : rik tU ^ H $ C lltT .T 2 K . H VII. . ‘ Mhti&ni ;i .i , i~ tyh b t gntTocj"--: .H y A j.-u y ,, . --f. ................ — . in. ' tnc joutside. "Bid for Paving," Sanford, Florida, and the name of the bid| t - aa orr or biddcm. Knch proposal must be accomOR STREET pnnied by u certified check, mode payable nt sight, to the order of the Ciiy Auditor L Clerk, of Sanwill be re- ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the Commission *f,am ount of their bid. nt their office The. successful bidder or bidders t or before 3 P. [ will be required to givo a bond 1927, for grnd- cqunl to 50 per cent of his or her T il JUDICIAI. tlH C tlT 113 STATi: OF FI.OItllM. n f o i i si:iti.v o i.T : c o n CIIANCKHV. :it OF I’lltl.ll'ATION < u woonttrFF. datnnnt. Flat Crep These fi*lt crepes a re g u a ra n te e d w ashable in- m anv new and beautiful shades. 40 inches wide. Per vnrd si.. F I.O K IIIA , IS.(MMi, iiiit lh m l la.-.h. Iiulann veal's (> per cent inl Test Ia ■ jp^CTt -AKK J (78St: I* FEHTILE l ! StOMPANT. n C urpornili.ii m ul Ets JU j.invoim i TitrsT i'M .- a t'un is scheduled lo.M iip in auuth t,f Km ckaonyUle ffom S a - , . Tract i V >1 IVKKKH. "*outy Cl*rl .UKIt * ........... iiAiniiiii ____ __ ( a on to Central, Surf. T. on 0 In. rock base ........ 2775 sq. yd,* Colonial Wav fr French to Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Sht. Asp. on J hu Sand Hose 2980 sq. yds Central St. fr French to Ce­ dar. 1 1-2 in. Sht. Asp. on .'I In. Suml Haso ....... 2711 sq. yds. French .Ave. widening fr. Ninth to Ifughey, 3ht. Asp. on G in. rock base. 9755 sq. yds. i, ai-cording to the Itinceivod here. Wtorr-, to number several jl.arc to leave Chicago on v isitin j Ohio, Tennessee, frolina, Georgia and Flor- I Sht. Snnd *775 sq. yds.' f f f g * 1Holly A v e . fr. C o l o n i a l , Way to 1 C e n t r a l , 1 1-2 In. Sht. Asp. " o n 3 In. S a n d Asp. 2775 s q . y d s . IjwjJ (r C o lo n i a l Way 7X O d a r Ave............. A sp Asp i n : -iOTTCI'n '.tii it; u7ii i u corp'jrttitoii—■ com - thr $2 . 7 5 tua.lc to np|i*>ir to tlili. Local Phone 8 •.it i . t h n t ii auminiiiM In l l m i u o r v a ll»rtituforr b^ati tllii-cdul _«;SCfl3rf you *u*l Ihill Oir Sliorlff ^Hi-»rU»oio C o u n t* Flortilii ha* ■ CkthBlurn l l m l l h a ,> m n culiliu l t q n v l t l t r r of you. u w ln tr 'dbp f a l t u r q n t I'.vch of y o u to 0*V * ff lc Q r* « r f t » a p p o in t o q v n t i t n . l i a v e Wltllln I he S t a i r o f F l o In. *1) a f f i n o r n r n i . r i u u|.,,n w h n tn M. K I L G O R E O wner HNM. cautil .b« m-rvril anil thnt Ur -o f /liie r a u t i j ap-rntn u r r un r i l E f l R F O n R . .you, TIIK I.AKK iSSUF FJ^nTItilZEIl COMTANV. .. rpnrstlon. and T1IE KI.I.flWOHTH lU?|T COMPANY, a corporation, ihcl.'as dafsndanli In ihi> abovn d fdre rolng caimr ppmllng In Ihr bye slylcd Court. t>«lnit n procaod Plant City, SA N FO R D , FLA Crepe Back Satin 40 inches wide included in thi Manv lovely new .shades and designs an election. I*er vard Florida Mallinson’s Pussy Willow tic lit*.s with- in phtin and printed p a tte rn s T h e !<> •'h ad e- a t e ti» I e P.uiif! iu th is group of silks. IVr \ $ 5 .o o Baronet Satin rests E x p ected is Afternoon In lton Murder Case Continuod Front I’nge One) k today, Ciller the rear duor come out again within a few ■l there might- have been a »e other than robbery Ip the if of police iotiay, following in(tws with relatives of Mr. Hilind clues which were ohtainod I them are being investigated. Murderer Wan Deliberate fy, police Ask, did n m a n who pjtaly planned « robbery, s u c h f t c a s e at firat appeared to be, iywith hint to cqilimit Hint rol>iply a chair leg alich nr lha» Jn the shop nnd believed to 1weapon wMth was uaed in Thq*hnhlts of atiefc-., a are nqt evident in tlje i .i i ?y Mallinson 5 Indestructable Voiles V . . ir the murder wns committed k»f*on or pefsopf. who contmit111 arc believed to hav^ been plelibcrnte in their ictidns,' b u y the club th a t’Waa used Iridently washed, but the mur■overlooked blood'anti hair on Id of it, Blodd-atolned towejs n VccepUcW near the lavapowl and'M r* witne*r to' Iho fact they were used for dryitt hands and the weapon, D. II. Ijiinons, n brother in-ls pf Mr, Hilton, arrived in Snnfonl lest night, act ompnnied b\ hi* wif-> end Mrs. Hilton. He wns closeted with f'htrf Willinms shortly before noon today nnd, iyimediutely there ufter the hunt became more mtive. "The murderer if. in Sanford nnd the crime was not committed with robbery as the motive,” Mr. ljtmont. asserted. " Inm going to »<*• thds mntter thntugh to u finish,' he ndded. Mr. {.unions intimate.I thnt the finish would'nnt b«- fnr off Funeral Service** On Sunda> Thr funeral rervicr* for Mr Hilton are to be held Sunday itf tern non at 3 o'clock from the Mil ler & Erickson funerul parlors and will be in charge of Dr. F. D. King, panlor <»f the First Baptist church. The Elks Club, of which Mr. Hil­ ton ’wa;» a member, is nlso to con duct it« services. t- Mr,, Hilton wns 30 year* old. ito was born in Gate City, V*. E. L. 1Hilton, n brother, nnd Mrs. H. F. Boatwright* a niece, nre. »»n route front thnt city to be present for the funeral. Relatives yow in the city are: Mr. nnd Mr*. D. H. I-nnions nnd son of Fort Myera, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. McKeehn of Orange City, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richey, also of Or­ ange City. The latter nre Mrs. Coiint.nitiiii.plc claims L’Oiofutlh Hiltons’ parents, nnd Mrs. lamonantl Mr*. McKeehn are her *i*ter-- 189 iiew »pnj»crs r i A brut her of Mis Hilton, W T key The t u i a l i L t l y i-iirt)lati' Rabey is expected to arrive In Ihrm: ■■ i Ttukey u> irf.cpl .i ntorroa fr<>tn Know die, T'-nti ' r i.O i.t i"j'KS. >hw 'attetul the funeral NEW YORK Anybody wh.. -e: s u picture of F.rra Meeker, Utt uml John R, V'oorhis. 97, toasting each other with some dark liquid in <vior glnssta should not lie tieicived It »ns oi*L\ .o'fee Tl.e pionei r of the Orepon t rni• stid grand sarhen of Tummany t m.pprd at a luncheon on Mr .Meeker's birthday \nd it we*. «,s'tiaine I that Mr Mo.-kcr d i ti'ink, never h*> and haun t .-no . e«l for half n ' entury. WANT tu trade good Gulfport, Flotilla, 5-room bungalow nntl lot for 6 acres and hnure in nr near 8anford. O r e E. Knsormnn, Ijike Monroe. E xlrn gowl quality of crepe? ill nil the iiciv ahmlcs. fhc *’ WI - - ' ~ r ----* / ±$mwM •:< .•■<! < . fD lit; 1 With a determination to rnnke it ti year.better in every respect than the year we are leaving behinej. f Prosperity and ^appiness await tljose who are willing to putJtorth tho effort to obtain them—put your offoft behind your city and make it a bigger, better Sanford and reap a profit • Sincere Greetinu, for a Succewful New Yearl di $1 j»! ol rtt If ot Hi Klfl. •, CmuioiIssIoo il.si all |.m uiiJ lands *r» a l l - property urtntri Ini. re s t..! ft tin I - ...I)..init,a i*ml r.ioilgmais ..r J na-,aaM Spsclal e-Mi tnij'uts. statins Ip That I . "Ihunt hr 7•* <■I liiuMtid il.utiloR upon 'third Slfcd nrooritanco with the provision* i f i.. i. -j ...I-, t o iui,. un.l Tar- tl,< tTinrtri* of tho ttlty of Ranford. n , , i, n '. n.mi atid si . >.i,o.. an,i |*. ti mini.if* Av- *■-;«>»1*1v. .* .Iidlnllo Uhl.' a n d place Add 1 i i m l I r i a n d F ir s t « | , rr >"'!> id kltits will he h e a rd an d her, A . I' I • 1,1 i . ' i Jo to o ln.» .. it. n «>u) sio r.lal uMwasment roll . i ‘"i |,r >• ,, ,n i, , . \ i u e i ' i i./ U n - t . s , will j« in , . . 11) c o n firm e d by tho . >i I i h M,e |ir , s ' a* «*».- i •* • i ‘rn-mlvslon - I t l t n n a* uit ••«i * ■»• * s to liistl. n*. l *.aiojert B n u i l l t l M tlcvril. A* . . il i..{t uml tutad. n d f q f m n s i m it K tJttTil»:»t liE S O L Y £■>.*' *i l i ^ ' i f i i e or / oi.eilluR sivl T l ' i i i *i » *-,.*■ I .1 n is> ssm * n l* pC"Atiryj .. K . - , ,, » * d * ' | *4 f i 'o u t t n p i u h >*l utTRinst All u luntlf ittljolnlnu nijtl.r,r'»l- ft iKr l II, ■t .-‘ti ','1 1 ' I'd.. 'I*-*. I. • ' I, . ,. >H,l- r •>lri|. I • , •' * I | • .If, , »V. fiHfl»4IP!lM*ut *« yipurUlliu; nn«l «Vmt1no r Vnprh'Vtm nt, ft'tj’ upmf • M|iy rh. i o f in tic (Nt *\ I iIff04 f *U#rt liif\« I) . . -si . ,, i |.**i ft^.n| f. ..| f o 1. ..I tn.pr.a e .«.*•.v. i m t» I \h U . in n n<v®*4lBrr On III in ,.l |..i l.ll« lir.l in ’hVnlmil. florid*, attnvMfu, to B.iitlV B|»t*ciul n t_ atilm en * .vi.i*, i*.; ir n irriif.it iir.aoi.vuf....... .. .............. .... _ i Tt.nl I' Is lli.» itetertolriAtloit iT flits roll in piihtfs(|«.\ * * * n tV'/llOV. ’w tl'.. ’* it(|d , .in ,, wrvrr i iu; t- otaO)T«n|l I stq*. i I II. s .er-oullntt |o , .1, II >• i. o t ^ ) i a il * l. rn . d e *tjp»<li »; •** *; n. l nr.di.iA n tt m i u t t h r |.iop«. [’P*li, t ....... ' ''iinpe- I :o.i. . 10*1 li tosquy. - - - - - . —-----— ---- r .,— —- -——— T hl*d f t , litis. I All ,,I ».*l,l 1 W liM I N.,| I li i. p " . I".- I " - | , * - i iVs. l i i -, .« - . .i.- ... I 1-ri I I ', *,. ' .. . Ttlli.l M u I I fh«l .1 . i u.'l .•• t. I.,ipr<> «t ..i■■ t l - - , |i t Inn ' i h i i u , l aid dN-r ;.o,Vn^$ ^og*tr .ifjiu.i, *t- . *.ii-,. . **-•i. p i.**k *7**1 i»- ant * a*-ay < ini: : .."p.. »> . • . •« •*• ‘ *'at. % l i i:lci Hr. , i! c u r ' j ’l .*:»*. . . l i t pt.< i s -p" c unci A* • nuc. v lit-li ..f i t l llo-v* ; / idlfa qiitti . sl.in.il . *.f ►*■ 1■irji;i*t ,.ll lilt -snd l>r.' ill plapi'*.. t i,ii|it'tifisu*'ni ..( i l, ' a | **,.,’ t*f>nt 1” u.»u* •*. tinun ‘*n HtrvM frnM Avtusatln A v s i t u i W tt>8*itri upi.n ..u,! I n p i . t.» ! «r«^3.s.>IL A ' VI. id u n d r . i s l l n lilt;' ) ’ riy-tili;M 111 IKillil moil A v in u s fr.im T h i r d Mir«. ; r ^ r - i . - —. FOR . RENT — Three unfurnished North t*i I'irst Hlrcrt, t,«»w on f.lu 1 . -____________________ __ of (1)0 CIl) Ctrl k of tilt* J - * lT. rooms, uso of both itnd telephone. q1|li try „ffifo of ptnnfont. Florida, ulilcli sjlJ .. plan*.' sp. o i p c i u l o i u . p r o f Hr* un.l c v 9 J. -i . . .* m n Close in. Phone 264-W. ■ tltn.kl. s I m .r tiS rn l i o r r t . i f u t r * 1*- ,■* I \ Yi,"‘ * <■ 1 by tin? t ' l l v C o n im ii s lo n nnd |jW ft )* r FOR RENT—VIouse on corner Kim cprUVtpi e n s t l t n l r tn.i ;ilnn» a n d »p. o!ftcaffU) H y n . t r » n V7 Ave. and 11th St.; f> rooms, $33 tlidir for an Id vv-itk. i b c r s f u r u . v. U u ( j U n n ■ f U7 * h f it HESDLVF.n. -t h .. * uio B W F i & n f v J per month. Call at house or ad­ «lO, Comm Igal np vf the CID 0 I N . WH dress 0 . A. M„ 1021 Elm Ave. o f y a Ilford. F l o r i d a . dR. U.n II s d v l s V 'SJr V V Ml Early Showing In B beautiful spring dresses directly from “Co-Ed zes range frenTH to 2ff vears. VV I. • , .<« I , •■ • I* k H.K. yh r tfirclfll PQ'ifiHii In !*• B *\ »«I ii « iKt* m u l l of Uit hit* tl II ltd ' TKll.sUIMitN. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Greet The New Year ^ lit at Ht tl A l l l * ht 111 A i.i.V i AMI U A l i U HL'RFAl'lN*! <IF T H I t l l S T i o a r r i u n i t A V ttt'A iq t a v i N F t: u K.ST T<' I'UKSI.VIWON A \ l.’N l i: AM* FldlMI.MMi.iN VAI. M l I M><VI T II I It l> s T I f l . h I N t . l t r i l T u 1 lit*;T ST I I I T. ,\ VV1 1• I il ill* 3* r I.i I . able, a* a p ces»«nry p u b l i c Im p ro venient. to p»vc, r r - p a v o . Iia rd *uifa.-o l a F i r s t Street, a w i d t h o f t i fo o t; th k t a i t o f s a id p a v l n r . re - p a v ln ;:, h a rd s u r f a c i n g a n d r e - h a r d x u t f a e . ing o f Third' S t r e e t a n d T crtimiuuM / r v t n u e . a s a f o r e s a i d , s h a l l . b o <lono In e t r i c i c o m p tia n c e w i t h th o plaa*. epceiflcatlon*. p r o r i t e s a n d e s t im a te * t n e r a f o r . now o n fi le In t h e o ffice of th * Clfy C lerk o f th o City, of p a n ­ ford. K l o r i d v w h i c h s a i d p la n s , opeVfflratlon*. p r o f i l e s a m i o s t l r o a t c t h ave b e e n h e r e t o f o r e a p p p d v e d b y . -* c a l i f . .'I*’- Ida. i half hull ppr.'ce.d ro ceed without delay to ei ONI.V C O F F E E , S \ 1 S K it/ \ 40 inches wide. All colors thnt piYtmise to he populnr (lur­ ing the spring season. A very carlv selection is advised. Per yard . lashier Long Distance 428 .Pure Maple Sugar u' :• . tectWp'pr^ h • n u n '6 f,v t;t,.! "ii «•.“ MOane Theatre,; Final Performances-of : g ;T ’ m i Iln M Il U , 3 TO!>AY, MatineeWat •2:30 ' a*.a: g r \YiOt Ctn melo Esdobar, ‘Bo-nice • IVhalkcri Dimitri m <,;:Lerrs Intyrrahte, Kataht Curv-i, The opera will be by nit E i . A H O R A T E b A N C B - P R O G n A ' M BY t h » BA - TVith Tltu' I’aggi. I’hillno Fajeo: Franco Taforo. Glno 2- Nat.-tle Csrv). Incidental tlanefB hr the BAU.ET. g -PRICES: Ofche-tra, $4, $3JiO; Balcony, #3.50, $3. $2.8 fl - (I’iuj Toa). ’ ’ . . f l - Bcacrrttions .uiay also be made at Desk C, Chambor of Music by i . ’i# pruu- Firt'* f+re Muplo Bu2ar, j — -rj 1-2 gallon caiu, J" tn .r; tho eaao, Frfco per cate $J3^0 Sun Dried Apple* Fruit iu ’ 25 lb. hagu 5150 Great Northern and Pinto Banna, beat quality for (mhle u rn, in 25 lb. bag* (2.50 Cured PorJo Rico Yam Sweet i’otstocti In KH! I V CA *s«|^Al . 4 .•/ ‘ <t *.%!»• 4 ratn«e. ' i YVai^iI Fir Lr *r . '• \ •i^if-yT v 'X .R * •as..k f wk * ^ * « * ’•«. • • , -'litftn i'T l.'.j.Y A ' ^ Florida n , „ u K c .i Couple ; fe v i K ■’j m & L '.’ . . . |V*' ' > 1 ..._____ ___ _ _ _ �I Herald Thieves, Tngrates, Srieafts 1 rti, i iuriaa, 9 AT****_____ n « n Matter. wndwt>Auf or i “ " . . , ; , C h in fT W a r e As soon no thu man m charge of th e job was out of plght on biH way to another job across town, three workmen Older and IliKCcr. Too Proud to Bullr. left th eir painting and their carpenter Work, rolled some cigWoman’ll Biggest Union. orettes, made themselves comfortable on the steps of the In Britain They Fly. house, and proceeded to'discuss the topics of the day,. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Thieves, they were, all three of them. Thieves and sneakB and ingrates, all-three. One of the men hnd secured IT WAS SAID In this "column **MllJt E4,tB> the jo b because he put up a hard'^alo about his needy famr th at this country hoods Immigra­ n axes ‘ ily. Hia gratitude should have been jjf-eat enough fo r him tion from Europe, twenty million r &"?!•£ ujj*r to give his employer a maximum of sendee. But h e ‘was,an ambitious workers, to absorb sur­ KditioD* t*.o* ingrate, along with thp other twd. who would have had no plus farm product* and used can, and help build the nation. 1 ---------------- jobs a t all if it. had hot been’fo r thiqf one: •~ h AR r*ao!utioni T heir wages fixed by a scale that, insured them a nice <> PROFESSOR EATON writes linni«nt« whor* roll of biljs a t the end of the week, the three men knew that "Tho earth is./overpopulated.- If _b*chmMI#d w n r v TYiinn U» tb3y( t h i w In h V ffrom rn m H i n i f oemployer’s m n lA .,,.- ’.. *i“ every minutu ^pbk their tim "e was" every ono hod an equal share of foojj all would bo hungry all tbe IB ASSOCIATED FIlKftft tantam ount to taking money from his pocket. They knew time.”, The professor is mia-i# r tc U ir d P ra a s la a x c lu s - they were stealing his'money when they loafed on hia job. taken. All human ibeings on earth tl« d to tb a u aa f o r r* Talking so fair,.prom ising so much when they acquired could stand at the tamo time on t Of all n a ira d is p a tc h -* a - t b l a bap er a n l a l to th * their,jobsi the men}Jkndw th a t they were scurvy sneaks Staten island in New York harbor, • publish!*?! h a ra ln . A ll -(■ •publication o r sp e cia l when they waited until they w ere'out of view of their, em­ and not bo more crowded than haraln are also reserved. proud Americans attending a prize ployer before letting down on their work. In hia presence fight: ’ . thoy worked industriously,efficjently . W hen he could not see them , thoy loafed. And they knew they were sneaks. THE STATE OF Texas, inten­ Rightfully such thievery Bhould be reached, by law. A sively cultivated, would feed all man who deliberately steals his employer’s time is stealing the earth's people, and clothe them. his employer’s money exactly a s criminally as though he The earth lsnrt half or ono-tonth populated. And tho potential food were taking cash from his employer’s money drawer. He is supply Is n hundred timrs greater U hl* «f firMta war.: ■. , more contemptible than the ordinary thief because lie poses than any possible demnnd. We M i n e paak le w tla eonrta, peed people that will wr:!:. * - — as a reliable,, honest workman. i r s t l s i af k * IM I»s »(* ■ Fortunately, too, high-class workmen know all this. ip S i w h , , hotel*, a p a r t THE AMERICAN Science asso­ a t h # a »»* . r C n n l u l c * of f lr o m o m - M oreland more of them are seeing the need of eliminating ciation is boiling over with impor­ from labor organizations the time-thieves and thp sneaks. tant news. r u c t io n of h O N l a v a r d More and more is sbntiment growing for a new plan for Human life has increased by 30 mmm I U k i M o a ro e . I r I Io n of c ity I w u l K l M - membership qualifications in labor guilds. Honest men want years, in recent times. The average American boy’s ■aatoB of school ly a le M to have dishonesty exposed and punished. Honest men wunti height has increased two and oneth p r a v liia a f a r l * m « « H to see efficiency rewarded and inefficiency put on the plane half inches in the last 50 years— to which it belongs. Fair-minded men w ant to see honesty Control of infantile diseases, and tHB^E Y EJtSE rOtr TODAY j and efficiency paid a maximum wage, and lesser qunlifica-, knowledge of the value of vita­ mins and sunlight have done that. tions receive only what is ju stly theirs. THE CHARGE OF THE LORD Thieves, sneaky ingrates are men who steal time from |Kc«p th e charge of tho Lord f Cod. t o walk in llis ways, an employer who is paying them their wages. The day will | as it is written in the law come when honest workingmen will refuse to fraternize with Moses, th a t thou mnyest pro* fellows of that stripe. -tin; all jh a t thou docst." To brighten Your table at t New-Year’s fi ~ DRUGS CIGARS — CAND1 DRINKS-DRUGS V Yo uwiU receive courteacy vice at our fountain. r^ t - — -—' ' ‘1 Sanford A Geneva Aft, In Etyewood Curb Service—The Kind th Serves Have You Some Money Brick building, hardi and grocery and dry goofc stock, also ; drugs, a bargain. Any reasonable offer" considered .. ^ 1 !T l> L fl il MASTERS ULth been dawning r felae'5fcy; It thou let It •IqM away? Aforetime did: t all eyes ia hid. ath t«fcn dawning h e r bloe day: Iw llt thou let it u ic lesi away? —Thomas Carlyle. snowed are going to drop the case Almco. Well, what do we days whiikey kills more on lif& M n fireworks on the of 3uly. New* *tnml dealers probably cuer to public taste in thc magaInez they carry, but that’s no comllffient to th e public. m i f : — — o-------In the recent Oxford University owing, races, an American, Klngaury, is said by English critics to isrc pulled the best o sr In any pet. :• • So many people are being hJld ip and robbed In various part* of ’lorida th a t it begins to look ns t all retired real estnto dealers tad turned bandlta. ------- - o - -----yRome people want us to make a Saw Year's resolution never to jublUh anything that anybody rould object to. Rat if we did wo rould have to auspend publication. .-O' 11 ’ A large group of United State* engm am en are touring, Florida. £lall some of them would take a th e St. John’s River. ; see some of thc needs Jon of the country. Inquire at PostofficS Tainted Money”—It Buys W hat It W ants UiXVER—“A charge lo keep, a v ^ a C o ^ to glorify," Lake Mary, Fla. ? Some years ago th e p h ra se "ta in te d m oney” went the) £ cedom from ,abor would ni(mn rounds. Ill-gotten wealth of one kind and an o th er w as d e - ' n new, more horrible suff«^ng. d a r e d to be "tainted." Now and then a g re a t s tir was made j _____ by som e ch u rih or some individual re fu s in g a munificent jp w e did .in years more of g ift because it was "tainted." Occasionally a church squab- thinking thnn we used to do, or if ble t h a t widely entertained th e outside public milled about thc nvernggt. hoy’s brain w en -tw o ♦-he 2, question of unUl‘1mn'hulf inr,h"s bi,fKT '‘round. ., , w h eth er " ta in te d ” moneyJ could be accepted ’ hii 100 per cent more active thnn lor viOtl S work. , it used to be, that would nu-nn T h e money, as we rem em ber It. w as usually accepted, something T h e re were always eloquent speakers to show th at it was . Science ndvnnce.t, human iniolthe d u ty of the church to get hold of nil the " ta in ted ” money nu!w]V« * InHer* °r m°Ve* 118 possible and by turning it to holy uses m ake it clean and ” °in >AUienh,K:i ood’yeur* Btr0l the pure. Dull-minded folks who saw in th e acceptance of "taint- uver-nge of intellige nee, among free ed" money a so rt of tacit approval of th e way th e money was citizen*, w«u; higher than it i* in obtained by its doner were usually talked into agreement I,n,lsh h,,U!,e uf commons tow ith th e crowd th a t w anted the cash, or so silenced they *ny_____ could only .th in k th e ir disapproval, and mnybe grieve a little rili: Nlc'ARAOUA fuolinhnc** over th e seeming inconsistency of the c h u rc h leaders. hn* hud publicity enough to proSomotimcs, too, money w as said to be "tain ted " w h e n , lmrm it w as q u ite as much removed from " t a i n t ” us money can be. X ^ t h U ‘powerful'nation One clever purngraplier even saw an explanation for every*i„tn,j« ypi n u weaker nation, uccharge-of th a t sort-in his definition. ‘ I'n iiiU d ^tonVyi /T A b it/ <~ui|>'>bir its if>Arts','R+vhig*Drrf*r^n> vours a n d ’ta in t mine, SO its ta in te d .” ‘ " ' ] 'ta p vemment. when under exactNowadays, as fur as we know nobody objects to the ^rm cd d lin rw ith T ’l'owor1 acceptance of "tainted money. W hen "drives are made fui natu>n lik.- Russia. Ju’pan or for th is mid th a t and pledges arc taken for money gifts, welBritain? do n o t heaY of any prospective donor being refused particiUncle s,ni" ndv«rtl»ed aa pation in th e good work because he go t his money by fraud ■p “X PX ? ,iiy the"bully0" * or in p u rsu it of unworthy avocations. _____ Doubtless all of us have some tiling of th a t " ’Taint yours a [.EARNED Sncrnmtmuf ju.igt. and 'ta i n t mine. s<> it's ta in ted " spirit in our make-up. The •>«* n poor opinion of'divorced saxophone player next door we may think a damnable mu jhni draw nlitmuiy ff m sauce. But he may have the same idea about our barking ,j>. dog. T h e philosophy of th a t “ ’ta in t y o u rs and 'taint mine" is decidedly all right, bu t isn’t it r a th e r re g re tta b le th u t no­ body seems much concerned w ith w here money is gained? W hen a r on influential place in a city with quired by crooked dealing, isn ’t it i oral integrity of the people who giv OUR DIVORCE AND alimony T h e Herald has not seen tha system makes mntiy men support used in many a day, but we a re olr more than one wife, but thnt should not l>c hastily criticized. lievo th a t if ill-gotten gains w ere a This vule of tears was planned honor, cities would be b etter prot to give mail an education nnd he and society would be rid of m any a is getting it. "Tainted money” —there is son A DEEP FINANCIAL writer of "bearish omens" nnd thinks EVERY YEAH, Dr. Louia I. Dublin estimates, there are tells big men arc talking cheerfully to 3,000,000 serious accidents in American homes, of which create an atmosphere in which they 17,000 are fatal. The wild mosquito roams the room; he may unload stocks. * bites; the bite is scratched, and blood poison develops. A That is plain bosh. Intelligent will agree with President cherished plant turns out to be deadly. A picture needs citizens f'oolidgo that the coming year will straightening; one. mounts a ladder; it slips. A bottle be a continuation of our great pros­ breaks in one’s hands, cutting a finger. Father goes out to perity. Our trouble mny bo described ns clean the snow off the walkq; he steps on a piece of ice and "nervous prosperity." Men who fractures his skull. Or he stands up in the bathtub to reach get rich suddenly often get nerv­ for the soap—w ham ! The domestic dog goes bolshevik and ous nnd need several doctors. cere 6f tho ntomnch him. about timo for somembody tq re­ alize th a t a woman creating a great aon ia ua w irthy of honor ns ROME THINK OF others, of ed­ the man that pninta a great picture ucation and leave their money to or buildn a great railroad system, and that everything n woman's son apreud knowledge. Others just fnde out, thinking does is renlly done by her. not nt ail. There nre some farmcra who BEGINNING NEXT month the through some magic maintain n IJniticd States will get in install reJntivo success nnd security re ment* 17 flying machines, each ca­ gnrdless of i>ad seasons and prit"" pable of carrying 10 pnsiengen. or defiressions, and that magic ia soldiers That's good news for a found in simnle planning for re­ start. When shall we get the other sults, study of costa, regard for 2 ■planes 7 The Rritish are past experiences nnd knowledge of making nirships to carry 100 sol- conditions. The luck of success by >t the host of farmer* ia stated in two reasons—the farmer is n poor reader, not interested in meetings GOVERNOR JACKSON an­ and demonstrations offered by tho nounces plans for n monument and government and other agencies for shrine to be erected at Lincoln his benefit, and secondly, hn is an City. Indiana, in memory of Nuncy individualist.— Wilkes County Mes­ Hanks, Lincoln's mother It was senger ORANGES TANGERINES Music by "RED" DEAN’S SYNCOPATERS i be Jazziest Jazz Jazzers. th at ever Jazzed a Jazz * Cover Charge $2.00 per Person including dnneing. New Years Wire or call at Tavern for reservations at once Place Your Order Now CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN, etc., prepared by our !£«•«J a M,l It occurs to me thnt In this col­ Itw.nariv in f lection I have rather neglected that faltT. It might turbulent tittle iltcd States did V • the late t • i ’rt P» - - • -• *4f SIR! ;- _• We are buying our tires at 9 207 W. First Street They sure smash the prices and they I us a full guaranteed tire at tne lowest possible price, i 12,000 miles. And he won't "flop” because ho forgot his oil or his gasoline, By Irvin S. Cobb — .——o - ----- - iqlicy .of th« United States, ins, In merely to protect Chinese Chef, Wung Hi. BLUE BO N N ET M ARKETS . . Thf rug slips on the hardwood floor and grandm a breaks a leg. Father, after going to bed, remem­ FOR INSTANCE Sir Samuel ity-two died of bud liquor bers thnt piece of pie in the ice box; he qneaka down in the Hoore, British air minister, is fly­ ing from London to India, wlt|i City nf--New ‘Y ork during Ijidy Hoare, a little round trip of 1'stmne: holidays. rt Yot there dark to get it, and falls over a chair.—The Detroit News. Not Forgetting The Bellboy BLACK BEA TAVERN Dancing from 9:30 to 2 n. m Y spsper ’^Ukpstc^ says many ts ire on .thMr’wsy to Florida rt. Probably not many of .will bo seen In Lake Monroe Iiv because there Is no canal diMErth*:*!! exit lo Dio Indian bites the baby. f, sod lower East Coaat. me w ho say it doesn't hurt All liquor is bad liquor, y |P m or will ruin any man , mcbtally and physically. Celebrate The New indispensable’adjunct of our mod­ em civilization, the hotel bellboy. be better country I hasten to make omonds fur my interfere oversight. In connection with the affuhle youth in buttons who msy forget what wo send him for .but who never forget* to wait for his financial* rqwsrd* f !think of two so JapanaM jAW*] untry and* thousands evt are on the v erg e1' Here ia. the veteran: a good deal of 'th e A northern ; man waa i seem that under the a t a small liqtol in Aloban a, little of fhe ccro- the help naturally was o dispensed witlt, One night ufter he had, there tam e n knocking at "Who fi* It?" he .asked u*»J?.bed- . .. red to follow wh.T WE HAD ONE air • officer as good as that British air minister it when I get up in tho morning. and better, Genefal Mitchell. And Just shove it qnder tho door." we’ lost no time in gotting rid of There was a pause. Then, in a Mm. He U breeding horses lh Vir­ voice made sharp by the* far of. ginia now, and men that ought to losing a tip, the darky spoke: bo breeding hones «rc running our "I can’t^-hit'* oh a platel" flying force. And here la the newer, one: , A freshly hired bell-hop vs* strolling through a hallway In a day, devoted parngrgpl •oinewhat pretentious, hotel, wM»f h i! will to Y tling loudly ns ho wont, turning used for hal a corner ho mot the m anager;1 v ■Another, r “ What the devil do'you mean by l n |a race track gambling entcrth at Infernal noise?" demanded prisc, and his stock in an alcoholic the irate manager. distillery to clergymen th at.d e­ "Paging a dag for a gueat," re­ tested gambling and drink, Th6' plied, with magnificent presence human mind, living or dying, is a of mind, the lad. . i n . q cont,lv>nce. ■, Conte n . • *% V .lilj’v ^ lt. ‘ , 1 fiends, who ifeave tftteriaily ]itoward’ v/ y.-m- s ij ^ t e n i , t h , Q i f i e a s - -j]. May-pthe year if liappiness and f- jprosperity for you all brinp you unliwited hsppf- »S S S £ ^ S ^ -T -ra S o lu tio n . " 8 / ° Ur NCW Ycnr8 �I MRS. FRED 9. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR R E S ID E N C E Thomas Wickham of Savannah, M u i M i n i i i i i u u i i a i n Gn., who has been spending the -r holidays here as the guest o f Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R, Snead, left T hun Sanford heard its first opera last I was easy to see that the audience day for his home. night, and Sanford liked it: that | liked ballet d a n cin g -it wanted Mr and Mn, E. H. McDonald, is, the part uf Sanford that at- more of it and it was nccommo■ Miss Nanette McDonald, Hoke and tonded the performance of "Aitla’MHatcd sung by Foffurte Gallo’s San Among those attending the op- Homer McDonald leave Friday for Continuous' from 1 p. m Company nt the Milnne. The mid!-'era were: Mr. and Mrs. George A Avon Park, where they will spend encu waa sr t H p . IS. H t t-c^as ap­ DeCottes, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 0. the week-end With relatives. . *’ —■■1 bf}, ’if.i preciative o f the-,cfforta' o f^ d in fc Chase nnd party of 20, Mrs. For­ I>r and Mrs. J. ‘ N. Tolfcr left members of t h c ^ s t fo pleas* it, rest Ijike, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and before thmqtonfng was' over Key, Mrs. George Rice, Mr. and Friday afternoon for Lakeland, grand opeta bid'won itself n place Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. S. where they will spend* tho week­ In the heartS'W the music lovers, R. Dlghton, Mr. and Mrs. R. It end us the guests of (he latter’s Vent Reynolds mother, Mrs, C. V. McIntyre. of this city. ;■ Deaa, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HousKenneth Thompson While only approximately 400 holder, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Doug­ Mr and Mrs Joseph R. Head and and Julia Faye persons1were present, the gather­ lass, Mr. and Sirs. L. l \ McCuller, small daughter, Mary Jo, returned ing was a cosmopolitan one nnd Miss Emmn Owes, Mr. nnd Mrs. in home Wednesday evening from Sa­ the message which nearly every Ernest Galloway, Ben Fish, Judge vannah, Gn., where they spent the one of the 400 will carry to their and ‘ Mrs. W. Wallace Wright, holidays with relatives nnd friends. >» friends today will probably go fnr Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Helding and small toward filling the Milano for the Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mr. and Mrs daughter, Betty, returned home Comedy afterrfoon performance of "Mnr- Ralph Wight. Thu r»duy from Miami, where they thn," and the final appearance of "Close Shaves" Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. have h en visiting Mrs. Bolding’* the company In "Lucia" this eve­ nnd Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mr. father, Charles Emerson, for the ning. ' . and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton, Mr. past week. Particularly pleasing Inst night nnd Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Miss Kuba was tho tenor of Tommasini, the Williams, Mrs. C. A. Williams, dramatic soprano of Bianca Saroya Mrs, L. P. Hngnn, Mr. and und the m eno soprano of Coe Mrs. Donald P. Drummond. Mr. Glade shared the honors with Sn nnd Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mr. royn in this net. -and Mrs. F. E. Rotimillnt, Prepared Meats On Desirable Business Lorenzo- Conati, as Amonnsro, j lat, Dr. nnd Mrs. Ben Caswell, Dr Rolls, Cakes and Residential Property Tommasini, won’ rounds of ap- and Mrs. J. H. McCusltn, Rev. and Salads, Cheese plause with their excellent por-J Mrs. Mortimer Glover, Dr. and PROMPT SERVICg . •14 Mr Lander Arcade trajV. of their part* combined j Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mr ami Mrs with vcilcr that has earned for J. O, l.nttey, Mr und Mrs, Edward them the pluudit* of critics in Lane, Mr. and Mrs J. U Boll. Mrs metropolitan centers. | W. S. Leak and Mrs. Fannie S. I. D. Abernathy, Mgr. Andrea Mnrige|ll, ns the high i Munson. 416 Ptiest, Ramfis, never a popular Mrs. J. C. Benson, Mr nnd Mrs. F ir s t National BnnR Bldg. part, showed by the timbre of his William Moore Scott, Mrs. W volco thnt Gallo has overcome the 1Theodore Langley, Mrs. W M. Mcdifficulties of filling the role Kinnon, Mrs. Rosa Mnrkwood, Money’s vert wisely Cervi, ns the King of Egypt, Mrs Carrie Willis, Mrs J II Ray spent— Curci ns u Messenger and Philine Mrs Byron Stephens, Miss Mnrcia Fnlco, ns Pristess, each lidded color Patterson, Miss Mildred Holly W hen It purrhtise.s to the presentation Miss ( ’Hire Zachary, Miss Lena c tn leiit." The Incidental numbers by iHe-iaiJlc Hagan, Mi** Mnrgnri-t Giro hallel, under the direction of ('nr an. Miss Mabel Bowler, Peter Why nut use some uf y o u r In Perom, were enjoyed by i very ! Sclianl, li \V Spencer Jr., G*urge money In purrha.se modern Cow an. Robott Hagan and Dr ! member <d tin* audience and 11 Hm Ihe conclusion of each number P I u m l> mg c o n te n tm e nt 7 .__ a-Fitts. '{jli&noring presented t y the San Opera ^ Ctmipany at the ^Theater a t 8:15 o ’clock. LaVeme H urt entertain* honoring Mi*» Char. sr o f Lansdalo, Pa, ell L ow ing, Poet* Am erlAuxlliary, N ew Year's w f AfuuHe S.-Munson will eni the girls o t the college set ■ ; ;; (mih */. £ mirt I?.-=! * We hope that 1927 brings ycu a full measure of health, wealth and prosperity and that all thru the year life's best things will be your tion. \ KANNER’S DEPART! MONEY! J8 F itts Is Honored juncheon Given By L C rK irtley Today M is s Garner Hostess ___i___ At Oriental T e a In lovely country home of Mrs. Kirtley on Golden Lake was Honor Of Miss Fittsi ene of a m ost delightful nofair Friday, when she enA most unique yet very enjoytd at .luncheon honoring bio uffnir was the Oriental Tea r | Martha F itts, a student at given Thursday afternoon by Miss Marguerite Garner nt her home on Mellonville Avenue, honoring Miss One of the most enjoyable the children were asked Into the Mftrthn Fitts. Its of poinsettias, south children’s parties given this sea-d in in g r>• im f ■>r n-freshm ids The The rooms tfere decorated m IIIMid lit and red candles in sli­ true Oriental atyle, with hrw son was thnt of Wednesday after refreshment table being arranged !<■ repre | noon when Master Douglas liar tractive, der* Added n festive Appenr- tables surrounded by numerous pil­ the rooms wherta the guests lows and qnis filled with burning ner, the bright young son of Mr sent a snow scene Tin miniaturt I ami Mrs. N H. Garner, entertained house on which old Santa t ’lilus bled, i , * incense. stood atop the chimney, and the Attractively appointed Fortunes were told by use o( n number of his small friends at tree* at)d bn table waa laid with nn ancient fortune telling cards, and n Christmas party at his home on I surrounding lawn*, shrubbery wore ipnnkled with cut-work cloth, the Center futures were rend in a Inrgc cry­ | Park Avenue. .! snow. From the house the chiltraced by a low, atWar Bowl stal H a lf .’ Other games of the The spacious rooms were opened , , , . ,, __ , __ _ ,___ ,,_________ dren drew large snow balls, in | with poinsettias, and two Orient were indulged in during the ensuite und were beautifully dec- 1 cathedral candles in silver 'afternoon, and at n Into hour Miss orated with basket* of poinsettias, which were concealed ’’Felix” whi* The places of the guests Eugenia Keene, dressed ns an holly wreaths and Christmas hells.- ties as.fnvurs, designated by red nnd green Egyptian dnneer, served refresh- A large Christmas tree, bright) Refreahinenta of fees moulded in the forms of Renta Clauses, and .. f =-~4~=T ments consisting of date snndwich- i with many ornaments, ami myriads 1 rakes made in shapes uf tiny o’clock n delicious four- es and tea. j of electric lights, occupied a most Christmas trees wore served by luncheon wns served, the After refreshments, the guests prominient place. Mrs. Garner aaaisl/d by Mrs Ho wax assisted in serving by danced and enjoyed a number of Games of all kinds were played tierI T Thrasher, Mr« I D A. F itts. musical Rcleclicns. were laid for Miss Mar- j Those enjoying this affair were throughout the a fie nun *n. atul Brownlee ami Mi** I. 111•*• l hin*h . Mtss R(>se La Verne Hurt, Mis* Martha Fitts, Miss Antoinette i much merriment was caused by er The children enjoying this af (Julia "Higgins, Miss R K Shinho’-e i, Miss Virginia McDan­ the '’Mother Goose Shadow’' pic Miss Antoinette Shinhol- iel, Mi*s Dorothy Smith, Miss El­ I lute. The children were asked to fair were. Jane Lloyd, Meta l look the Mother Goose character Frances Owens, Adelaide Key, lis* Virginia McDaniel, Miss len Telford, Miss Eugenln Keene guess wj,cn cagt upon a screen. For Alice Wight, Kpthcrine Wight. Telford, Miss Marguerite and Miss Gainer. !guessing the most among the girl*, Wellr, Sam Crt->k, I-ester Meta Crook wns given n box of Gutherie. Jock Woodruff, Frankie ' Mother Goose handkerchiefs. The Woodruff, Arthur Vidier, Donald boys’ prize, a box of Mother Goose Um.vm Daniel llenelf, James ; stationery, went to Sam Crook Wallace, Lincoln Brown, Harrv ' After the games and contests Brownlee and Douglas Garner I , Julius B. Stryker of Lons- Mrs. Ellen Moughtun nnd Mr* Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II Wright leave i Cnpt William William* a n d [P».. who is visiting h er| J°st‘Ph * JUiUhinm Mr* Hurt wore a striking frock Friday morning for Bradenton,'small daughter of Atlanta. Gn.. Mrs. Mary Higgins, was (.f rceit changeable plaid tnffetta, where they will apend the week are sta nding thv holiday* here mi the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. C W. lining guest of honor the waist being made plain, while end. Stokes at their home on Ninth afternoon when Mrs. the full skirl had the scalloped street. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney O. Chare of hemline. , ig h r and Mru. Edwnrd Windemere were tho guests Thurs­ ’frfrtrtalned ‘fit a 'lo v e ly ” "Fashioned of royal blue cut vel­ day of tho formers’ parents, Mr. . M d. H any N. Dickson spent Thursdny in Sanford, coming from irty a t tho Woman’* Club. vet combined, with self : tones and Mrs. S. O, Chase. georgette was the costume wont Orlando to attend the bridge pnity *artistic were, the decorii- by Mrs. Bower. The many friends of Mrs. K. B. given by Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd for this affair, the color Most becoming wns the frock McCracken will bo glad to hear Mrs. Edward Higgins nt the Wo­ salmon pink and green worn by Mr*. Houghton, made of fectively ,carried out if» shell pink georgette and* silver that she Is resting comfortably nf- man's Club honoring Airs. Julius Twl wicker baakets lace with sash of apple green tcr an operation for appendicitis Stryker of Lonsdale, Pn. Thursday morning at the Fernald- v* ' -------- site gladioli and sprigs satin. Afrs. T. A. Neal of Orlando wo* Lnughton Hospital. fern?, while many Cff green georgette, hand-painted among the out-of-town guests at­ lints and ferns were used and embroidered in crystal beads tending tho bridge party given Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sneed will ckgreund for ‘ vases and wap the gown worn by Mrn. Hutch­ have as their guests on Saturday Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Ed­ of rosea atid other cut ison. Mr. and Mra. E. C. Atkins and Mr. ward Higgins nnd Mrs. Ralph ^»cre placed hero and there After icvoral progressions and Airs. D. Ewell Atkins of Sa­ Wight nt the Woman’s Club, hon­ spacious auditorium scores were collected And prises vannah, Ga., who are spending thu oring Mrs. Julius Stryker of Lons­ guesta»assembled for awarded. For having held top winter at St, Petersburg. dale, Pa. score, Mrs. Lucius E. White re­ • . . the guests upon ar- ceived a lovely French print in n Mrs. Henry .Wight, who handsome gold frame. The second In smoke grey georg- high score prise, a brass tray, t « t velvet with' touches of went to Miss Ruba W.illiamsi Mrs I. •ih - • ■’*•• - - * ; ■' %• G. Irving Loueks ^prf'the third I i • i receiving line were: Mrs- prize, a brass sandwich tray. The . Diiggins, Mrs. Stryker, and guest of hopor was presep^d ; an .S iif-. f . r exquisite Jrrocadcd and beaded yan■ W i.h u MASTER DOUGLAS GARNER HOST TO YOUNG FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAY I JULIUS STRYKER IS GUEST OF (ONOR AT LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY ity as memento of the occasion. tins wore a ama Following tho awarding of the rtranium pink georgette prizes. Uto logics we»xl?»re4 »nd ‘ in crystals. She alT i t j S f i j j d & t y c o ^ A . Sfii' re' shaded and em* jfreshmente of brick ire cream, Spsnlsh awl l fru lt cake, coffee, and .candies were fker waa lovely in a served by a bevy of the young 1frock of white georgette society l»«h 'including ' tho. Misses k to g W ddUJftkdanbptl Rose La Verne Hurt, Margaret tMtb crystal beads, Peters, Julia Higgins, Camilla acia. blue chiffon was Pulcston, Mina Howard, Sara Wargown worn by Mrs. yen Eastcrby, Miss Marion Hand. Margaret Cox, Anna Du Bose and Bailey, ’ re were 25 tables of players il r .!• t -j ’J* ■f Uji|I li- vu, f I■ ■ 'I »m, i p-. •; . -riuv- Money to Loan Sanford Loan Co. -jG'fjj . i j*}&§ You A ’’ SATURDAY ARCADE DELICATESSEN 1 • ! *r^1»~-^ “Corporal Kate Mr. and Mrs. C h a s e Give Opera Party In Honor Of Frank Chase Preceding the presentation of the 4 o’clock'at her ,r home on opera "Aida” Thursdny evening, j .» .r u ., , Mr. and Mrs. S. 0 . Chase enter­ vBHIWSR,. tained at an informal buffet sup­ , g rooms a t Library open per nt their home on Oak Avenue, to 6 Otlook. * honoring their son Frank Chaso who Is home for thd1holidays. The Organ'Club q f ' the Firat guests included about 20 members t..Church w ill.m e e t at o f the college set. R, W- Lawton, Red nnd green, the holiday col-* n’etto Avenue) nt 3:30 ors, were carried out in the decora­ ‘with'‘Mr*. Lawton and Mrs. tions nnd other details. (Junntlas hostesses. tfes of poinsettias, ferns nnd other n^mbols of the season were effect­ ILL S O U L S 'CHURCH ively used. ^»t o £ , ^ ;9 im iro d slon Jan. 1, Supper was served at small ta­ bles placed in the dining room nnd m aaai? *a.'.)b« - ’■ • ' “* library’, after which the guests a t­ w 6 w «ter«» tended the opera. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 0. Chase Jr., of ......... - ........... . Wlndcmere, assisted the host urn! hostess in entertaining the guests s TELEPHi -. ■■ . i — “AIDA” IS PRESENTED LAST NIGHT AT MILANE BY GALLO'S COMPANY A quiet Wedding taking place this week was that of- bliss Kath­ leen Sara Campbell, daughter of Mrt and Mr*. L. A, Campbell of Oviedo, and Orrio Itawson Mnthiwas solemnised’Monday it 2:30 o’clock in Orlnnie ceremony was witnessed Ira, Esther Watts and J. C. |sell of Oviedo. lr. nnd Mrs.' Mnthicux are spending a short time at Daytona Beach ifnd St. Augustino and upon their return will make their hoihc at Geneva. Z LMtv'-A' Vou’tl l>e surprised at th e lowness of cur charges for installing a modern Ba th ­ tub in your home. Why not get acquainted with tho real facts of the case an d give us a chance to d e m ­ onstrate oilf superior s u p ­ plies and plumbing abili­ ties. A- D. ROSIER Office and Showroom 915 W. First St. Phone 207 l THREEDAYS mm» III Prrslilrnt cuUrIii and rohl. L ! (o trtioiu trouble. You r t • .>;• ill How with CrrenmUion, *n • no! >rt .. iln.iMttf that i* plrSMUl !■» I I no nuilrion 1» ■ n^w turdicsl wilh Ivro-iold artlon; il rev hr* jo I I.esU llie’lnltamftl m o lirnc- ti. I i; • hiliil* Renn Rrawlh. Oi *11 known ilriiR*. cr or«te I* reoognited bjr higli lucbcal at'lliorilfei a* one of the greolesl hr ding Btcndr* fur peralitml rtm ;hi ami cold* ami u'.ht r (unas of thio it trouble*. Croimubiou eonlaioi, lu nddilluo to crcox.Ic.'Alii f hcalinr eletrrntx vdi’cli iorthe anil heal the Infected toondirann uid atop th : Inilalion aii.l inliamnuitlun. while tin Creosote gue* on In the atoiuack i» ab­ sorbed into the Idood, oil icki tlmkeat of the trouble anJ ebeebs lb a go-wilt of the grrms. Or maul dun 1* guaranteed talhfactory in the treaUurnt of peitident' cough* sad cold*, brunchlaf cituari, bronchitis and othrr furm* of rci|dratory diwaics, snd i> excellent (or build­ ing np^lio true.n aficr cold* or flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold i* not relieved sflcr Ujdng according t > direction*. A»k your druggitt. (idvj , ~~ “ For the balance of the current race meeting now in prog- and parkAng1pnyijej "‘ 11.00 PLUS.tAX-LADIES FREE EVERY DAY SEVEN R A K D A E f - R A I N m the holiday season, and series of courtesies with ^ p « sa a a ipgfetv *>" - ■ ? Bf b W M W m im iM /L E very, y e a r th e s a lm o n j xvims fr o m th e se a up th e riv er to la y its eggs a n d — Hvery 3 M onths a D ividend is to PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS of Florida Power TAN.l, dividend day—next dividend, date, * ;^\ ' rord,. it sn » - Seminola Park Running iv__ _ u p p p n i« vMjm 'u, I ••• �*r » ■ ,* i t i , i : i . *' it lifivus ;;. ' Year! *»'-»«? ‘ rf -h Hove’s To 12 More Months Of Sincere Good Wishe, Me Klnnon-Mafkwood Company Furnisher* to Mon Who Know With Kindest Thoughts For 1927 Sanford Drug Company The itexnil Store" We Predict Crea* « y �SANFORD. HERALD. FRIDA'V DECEMBER -11 t • >«I *f M O n .r> U lH -'-H u sin en a S e r v ic e O ffe red 3 , H elp W anted. M ale iiS I{oonus W ith ou t Hoard 80— A — Real E sta te D ir e c to r y M— Automobile* for Sale n ____________ ____________ * WANTED — hnrmtv or Dinner's fo b REN'T N e a t l y fumirheil ELDRIDGK Si COUCH ®on *o »etl staple line of home hod morn 1 ir bath; rensbiinbi" Estate mid vegetables, hold ncci-rsitie* to rural trade; ex ni,e, n ) o yrtle Av«. v llotvl Building, \ ,. pei;irnee unneceiaary. We furnish t capital, you fuuinh Julx.r I <<K RENT To geutU-meii, fr iio tf tit/ SEMINOLE HUDSOVESSEX profits. If interested m husines - bisliuom, tin to phone; and b«thv; INC. . of your own. in .tr log ourt uulnr- with h*'t tvat . $L’i >tm nioU ;tiA vif 203 Oak A vo. 1 t; . Phone 41 > *♦ 0:>y of Jstiuari..l»a7, at Die Court ^ **oun* ut SAuf or U. Si fttitiolc ( V u n t y , t lorivlij, in dcftHjIi i*f jtiif'h ai^ jH‘»rnnrt', LWree pVu iNjiiTrsao will J1* enurnt a«ruln«t miii (ur lh*» i>urp"*? of (julrthiif •b»* tnl. .«<r f>*»* i!t#r»i| > l u in i\nd i*. »r,u 1,1 fhe uluivs* tillerlb#-tl nr*m1»iA •ltd collector aent JT M KVliTHKH OlUkKlU'.h Iltat Urn Ohlrr )>uLilUhr.t ttijt** m vt^cIi for payment.^ ■tj-»—; t r-ix. _n»p_fuin Mi rhiHffullir vrr,k* In cage's rat robber” ft. raywteriot ,3i§EKY l-v-10#- ■ i , K«nf..r.f llrruiit. it m*u r 1--------■ fijruv? o f thp night, who Has tc K A —•- Be a ___ ......—.7c a 1 rvriitSl nnejcurt*d women ft P S - MARM ON, ml Automobile rites on reque* n io n t^ y fh u eluded 3| W A.SI I D —■ 1.xpt-iit-ti,fti i flii.. i- \T A'i Unitary Cafe. (*oqnJ;ljt|iowinif , £i. K PEIfKINS - _JIsbcruashtM policemen wh^‘- f era rushed in' KDiv.ei li> work an share*. Circle * a t ) 1 m }? c o u r t . thing.* to taV' at headquarters for C}Jo 11 e g lu l l - I lading Company, Sphring. Klu )*}*.'A M , ;W KHK'W . U l*t h -t. W M« operating territory with o rt& r ' 'no;. of average lunffth Mnmutlc Temple CtoU^a.'rrVHf First Sti u II.Son U*n iMeHiure cars wnd a line. ■ , *1 i dent to shoot to kill* litivu: Elm nml ’ Cth St "h u e mini x* 11ti fiim 7 l--.\ p a rlm e u L s anil Finis charge o f 30c for SoljritoiK tor roetunaiam THE SEMINOLE PlUNTEIlY (tlue CoaU Uat ntgbt combed tl 81— W anted T o Rent W"ih pug ti m k f«rm. — — ------_ 1. ts., iff n. * - AN SCO'CAMERAS l.og^n Square area, where tl ■ •• t •.»t*jj .. __________ __ t ______________ ___ __ KEY to hopjiiness Studchakvr ising is restricted to 'll, l.ukn Monuif, I-In Koli KENT -Five rooms'und bn ten and mi gar ufc being consumed person had accosted and robbe AND SUPPLIES WANTED TO KENTSix room fur the new yrur Sun JUnn hit. ~7 _ ' -—— furnished apartment, hot ui «nd mnrv tobneeo u*eii, rep.-rt the eight women, following similar ad •101 \V, 0th St. W. N. (jumlcy, Prop, ' ‘furnished or unfurnished house, rnge Co. Severn I high • class water t’ulf 7tm W. First Rritish lust.tms nnil excise corn* In thrir north side districts, bt u write insuraucr fur _____ . _________________ ___ E. Howard Scott, cure Miller Fur m iv* iuiiers. CLARENCE SMITH USED CAR EXCHANGE niture t o. Phone 4il" J i uiu-jifii l ilt' in^urunci* ( onipiiny FOR KENT ~ I.urge ■I rniini fi failed to find trace Of the clu*n General Contractor OKNKil PARK AND SECOND \\ e write Hluiliini d mid substund ml. ni»hed modern apnrtim-nt, rer q. W. WANSLEY, Manager (300 West First Street turd fi'mn birth to *ixty fiv u year* unuhtc. Phone H;(u \V In ndditioo automobiles fill* 84— H o u ses fo r Sale at Phono 441 ' Wonderful opportunity for nd with armed and determined clt CHRYSLER vanccment Write Siute Manager F oil RENT TO COLORED- Nil xen*, ro-operatlng with the polit TWO bungalows, one furnished, on CIIAS. T FULLER MOTOR CM WIGHT-CHRISENDERR^ PRINT Iirire for purm Iilurs .itJh South liin-e mom aaparttnenl, furnluhe 1hre e •room pat tin e nl . fnrninh'-d tnurod the district where the ro«i 1*2 inre high land Make an of Sanford Ave. at 10th St I’hone *><12 SHOP — Printing, F.ngraving,! Stieet. luike Worth. Florida, ar or Unfurnished, unfurnished, to to nent nent couple couple will wilh- fer, or will em’hniige. L. itlun I. miller mlghrb* ctported to pouitf Embossing. See us first Wo do! -----'onaf a f ihildrcn. children. Rate.* very reason reason­ W. f irii St., four mile* oul upon his next woman victim. Fi i t Phone 417-W. IL, R. Avenue- 10— M oney to L oan able, unit th St Phon 1 id!) W. n Kith Phone teen y oung wuiuen hired eipeeiall Commorcinl Street. -------- -------------— t!>7-J PJ7-J RECONDITIONED USED CARS by the police to parade th e e tm l ‘ MONEY to loan ut from ft J.g t o ____ _______ ______ ________ ____ FOR SALE—Two houae* and stonus halt for the robber, walked i on lot H 1x2 til fei’t ; near Wood­ ’ ' . ‘ per rent interest eFIiu’It ivNISH w ip i-n .. . i ED «| npari ■lo*e in ; ruff Spring on Weal FirM St ,\ vuln. W A P , UNNXM V A- SONS M ’ »«r«im i<i . ■ lo*e ir fr>>nt room-, ground floor fitly bargain for f.'!,OIHI Enquire m Authorized Dura Refiniohinc Used i ar lot, 1‘almrito and East 1bird SI premises A. T. Chancellor, owner If)— I’m iltry rind Supplte-* 111iid Street. ROY SCHMIDT t AM RED itr.iin Whiii- I *-ghe-n THREE or font room 1urm-hed NEW ■room bungalow, good !■ xi| Jirt mini , .ill «ntr. «*nm 11 l'*4 117 ratio/ huge lot. garage, fire Thin! ami French hnin ihirks; eider- tftkeji non 1 .unci plnrr, <' • : i miKb-rv m n iei neine, f<>r Inti danunry if* In n frnni m> lUi! ) i lv< i land 1'nnring (rosses'i-'O .Ian t.'i lletinett i own sio*k, $20 per hundr< d or fit* mgr. Dodge Touring Stoughton, I'nlmeiiu Avi and Ge 25— F lorlstB Nn.lv fir'ii-hetl for fit>U nnil over. In per tent will) PUR KENT Itljfli Essex ' oaidg nevn St four . 00m it|■nrt menl it r i! r T Davie' Plensntil View I!I-I IliMpse I oil p'. CALENDULA Hloorna—Mra L. H aid* 717 W Fir*t St Poultry farm uud lln lth e ii Ho\ 1 '.*2'» ford Touring Jonei, 21 I E. Centra! Phone ' ORN E it HOUSE Close in. 5 dh, Apopku, Fia I'TJ't l lievrolet Touring 298-L-2. room*, $',00 down. 5)0 monthly FOR itENT 1 wo room furnished lll'Jfi Ilodge Sedan apartment aero** from new high oner J IfiOO. Hurt Nmnn, \ aider .1 I Ton Triii k Hotel llldg l'lioe s r.r , CALL 3fi2 far fresh rut flowers ho'd 1 1 1 1 'iti IIrnhnrn Trin k Irompt - Efficient and plant*. Mrs. Ginn. San l I I ft.it (.r,il am Dump l lin k hrvice FnH S A I I h mom slit'cti hrtti^c ford Heights. Th" 11*•rai3il ( h»*sifjf*tl I h’part i«nfl >farn^' tit lii^huHv \ 1 J vvilj bt1 jrln<| to help milt'i sutjHt "f SanfriT'l. M'jr* A. K. ROSSITER -! 1:i!lg.' > g. ' I'- Hied n fluff) * *-ry Avenu« Phone 212 \ Found ■1 n; art in. 1 1> and .li Floral Suggestion fur Every Vi'f j RV'I^IhIT •' til H 1D— | 1 1 Urea si on M•' t’UUvit Ir' \ \ r I I 1| Ut 41ih l? ONE JUG liver colored Florid Designs n Specialty J^Bnid.‘‘Joe.' Finder ie EOlt S A I E to R-U Newman. LtbSTEWART THE FLORIST Iliisltioxu C lares fur Kent WOOD — WOOD Flowers for all occasion* Strive, 11enter, and Fireplace Mi LANDER ARCADE ig nu q riC K SERVICE TRANSFER ATI RACTIVE room* t > rent f r Phone 7SL store* or offi’i * at 1‘tik Avi­ PHONE 4‘iM and Coni lucrt 'ri I d tfeeu XV M JACKSONVILLE -Old St»aiush Young, rtwnej-, 2(iH Park \ . e o| JEWETT AND i'.M.F I lta lr a l Ye» Trail betWoen Jacksonville and i 57 (iumi T h in g s in i ’iiI pni.'ii i Hint Hnu*e. l \ F ’S CAR \GK pel in Hunford! MurliHon, being paved ‘ i!;'i|lil la-nli-r re I . , .MX', Cj West 1 It M I'hnr. PASTRIES. PIES ii.fi.lpe [•! U I ordel* toi 27— P ru fen slo n a l ScrviroH ------- kinds of Work. At Ouk Tele- _ •n BEST RoiitliY CHIROPRACTIC — The science that, iiiukes people well and http py. You also can enjoy good health’* through this method of MOREL Tl t i l CO. healing. Dr. W E MocDnugall. lm the cur, n l tlie owner ” 1st Nut Hunk Hldg Phone 4K2-J. kne ft17 fotr Vtimatei. [ P. W. BA DHiRD DR. J. R VIDLEK Chiropodist I -!Mk 7,--(Foot Speiialiid) fuaincss s e r v r e s o ffe r e d l.loViir Shbi* Si ore I'hbiii* III- f<»r uppointiiM i t-Shampo xk !, iV*hl in your 1; colors e*torll, nap rui* le to look Ike nkv ILglie .t |li» or no hargl R It lose, terl, with L-irieyi In y <’leaf, kmc 405. S I. NIX [t Kxpertiiluir Bobbers In Attorney and Counsellor at ij »w 210 East First Street Lillies nil (7hiIdton'p i>oput In ‘lit. 1 A N I'M Wav LinN'S i l l ,BER SHOP not to burn over Mobley ' [ 1 : . Id.lJll iu Ave. i l e l i v a t i *-ie o 1*. St. v. ( f, j :( » 1** 1 A i [ iiu 1jci ft y r<f in h.'u ■ Ms. b»11V4• \ . . • It'ki m 1’tUrlD * lO W g' * I uTT'ltL.'v] JHihk’UJ4*Vk 1h 1.0 nth •" « Alh.ll P!' iwi tIK► \ nu •i 1 — .M iscellaneous hi 1■i D ili RUN l UR SALK P<,ril; Iiirntf lied ■m om st iu eo buligu low mi Park \ ' e Reply I k i I'rtl, lin e Herald i ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, D i, Stove I .Furniture Co, hums Watches. Diamond* am 1\ E. F.l b Street wedding ring". P. E Ahenrn, 31 'c ca n y Ifu ll .line, W. First St. ins are | lilt. Cakli or 82— I It- Ip ^ antcil—Female We, want p u r bimineHS. EUSTIK—Municipal -pijir to bo tTi., goher.il walks, build.jeonjtructwl in boxes. J. II' |W ANTED — A girl or woman i«. gn ii’xal lioiisekeoping, white or colored. filR Elm Ave. Phone NO,ia - § S .ii h n v ic h f d 821-W. 4D D R U fd M P A N Y in Rcxnlifcurg" / WANTED—Competent white won. I '-.peciiilt vB nor prompt nn to do cooking nml genornt prcscHptim nml o.ufck housework; must stay on preniise.*. Moke application by lettex, sending it to Box 431. enre the Sanford Herald. ,\ , ORLANDO—Buildlnc 1, . u«1_Im. « r l.« d . IW» , ___ . May the year of Ninetee Hundred and Twenty-se1 cn brniK you joy,' g o o health and happiness— >R SA! K Coiner lot in huml SntJill i n*h pu> ment I. e $ I r lu-i month Iivvm i . ill if ill (• r e i n 1 null] l II*tl pm ■i iiiunth )!• p”S Dttl I f■STORE - Pn. It ions, i h e , Soda. Wc are w ATC11MA K I Nt *, 1 XGRA V I M anil jewelry lepatriug Don Sinili' p you'ns | tr pliolie. 202 E. 1st St j C s ll 03 11UK r I II I v I I I I III I I <111 III I ill 11 III I! I V s ->ml i I- Hi -UI1MIII I1* r l U l I IS N!i— W a n ted — L ea l E state Ft Hi n A1 I — 1 liu 'nei oil with large u'eii, nmltre.** spring, pnrcelaln top tnhlr, rotker and siindriei, cheap. S , 1 nrr Herald office. REAL ESTATE WANTED Will hu) or trade for your equil) u t; *1^ in any lot* in any subdivision <n h FURNISH f.l 1 house nil im tisouth Florida. In ati*wering thi* ) . ! large, rooms, five ! erf a n d HidVerlisenienl tell me how much nrAt’ementa. newly d garage, you havti pan!, the balance due, - new fy furmshcii, 11 ! “I the lot ruimb'Ts, .uni the locatl >n FOR SALE Wooden nate* and | Phone f>71 J _ , 1 .<f property, also give your pres sugar bags, cheap. leniptutiun Write Rnx Ueveruge Co , D72A W l ust St FI YK - ROOM furnished liiingnliiw . _1. — -------- — on Highland Ave.; reasonable FOR SALE Hi” '. rtdbLnp desk ut rent U) right party Phone 9982 . 11 baigiin Phone 2<'7. - ----------------- — ----------- ------------------------- "**- ^7h—-OIIIi vh and D p s K llorint LINCOLN f UI! U FDRDHON FOP SALE - I’nitlicitlly new sew- — -----Edworo Higgins, Inc. mg machine; half price filKJ E. OFFICE Fur. *:r fTonilnercnI S Palmetto. Poona 3-11 Liillllf Third St. . Rhig - Apply *4 _____ ________ . ____ _______ . F o n t , M ogiodln and KENT VULCANISING WORKS. HOOD AND fitM)')YEAR TIRES. 87— H oom » W ith Fsonrri AUHHRNDALE—Gentile Hrotli IJ L lUtterle*. Distributor.' Chandler ers to err d large parking Irnue > ROOMS, with or without w n l* Commercial Avenue Reasonable ffttes. Lincoln Uotcl here. I Ti l l I I<v <i I' H IM Ik i h .xliulul Cl llT tl <1 III I I I ' I I I I K U x ml 11 KN It Y | n i l 1:1'r . l l l ' i . l . i v n l \< H <<KI T i l CM It 1.1 V i s e AVI ' II' l i l i . l l ' . j VI.I. l A J t T I K S ' I . AI MIN' , IN ' T D H K S ' r IV T I U . CAM' AND ri U' . MI HK. s II KHVTIN AK TK I l DC. - ! M ' U l l l l ' . n A S 111.1 US D C Y J I S U U S <>H •lltA.NTI'JrU' "I! 'iiTIIPIt CCA IMA STM r i N P K I I f l U J HA I D i ; m v »; u i *m c n n k v s c d a u H I 'M I I I U C V H II ml J D III M - I f l l l t l VH H CIl III idlA N D C DITII • 1 III .MI'IIIUKVH AND II K N ftt HV\ K K T j i r r i . i : . AND I* A C II U p T i l KM T'l-XKAHKD <Hl o 'l IICU W IH t:, AND U .l. U T flK H , CAllTIKH W i l l I.HI ! NAMCH AI ( U| IN K,N OW N IN T i: rtCHTKD IN , Tin: La a s " cuumiskh r. l l DK/U UIMKti. II a n i m a i l n g liy Do- < * '1 1 1 1 1 l u l l o r ' • i i i n| i l i i l ni h f i r l n m a t p m m a y 1—■ lot, 1 tl In D i a l n 1 <ji 1u lul. |ile«-t. a ml a a i i 1 1 o f l a u d i l l n u l a III H o m e n o l « t ' m i i i i i . Cl url . l . i a n d d t e rlln-il u< r o l l o w* . t o - n i l n d H C IIC IN i n D*U t'ourloen (III of lllmrk ^ W E s F p a ITm BEACH—S75.00C permits nucUlorium unit to lie built to Ceti- Club to be improved x, went u m i s e c * " ., ; ;. ■ By Crane1 Tv-V May every day through out the year be filled wil prosperity ’ f ^ �N i bUi rj si !ij■Ut J•• !1£fli rlui rrti 1)UMl ® i ™uld Tell A Lot I f I t 'Ulil Do Any Good/’ Bays named Player Banlahed am Baseball 7 Years Ago ICAGO. Dec. Bl.r-UP)—Tho to Tribune today brought anghort to sit a t the banquet with the skeletons of the iiiscball season, and pick Over mu rif araniiml . NEW YORK, Dee. 31.-0P)- Welcome T Invasion o f worth? lollypop If you had-him bp nibbling squad what ^ him In money, marbles, 'chalk 'o r used raxor Blades? '' The Babe has Indicated a diplo­ matic weakness for $160,000 and no questions asked. COLONEL JACOB RUPPEBT has taken the m atter under advise­ ment. H e says 'he is open to rea­ son but can see no reason In this. It is a difficult m atter to reason with a club owner when the sub­ ject concerns ____ salary ________ checks for___ the hired hands. He'd rether"pay~them off in cheers. The Babe presentsi a curious proposition. H o’ th e 'tn o st valueble turnstile asset the eight clubs hove;' He makes n lotto jock for all of them. -Yet only one of theni pays him. . This is all wrong, like-rain at picnics, poison in coffee cups and cowcatchers on airplanes. I t’s oqe1 reason why Colonel Jacob Jtas to .p u t profumc on his hot rtflnce pics these days.' 'And when he looks through rosccolorcd glasses all hts secs are packed stands in the seven other cities distilling alien box office gravy. . Commissioner Landis was “out ’ to reporters last night. Landis W.as as equally uncommunicative e a r lie r in the day concerning a cloned door conference he had with / Frank Nnvin, p resid ed of the f ‘Detroit Tigers. i'A ' This commissioner, however, hns axtapted the challenge of Charlie (Ifwodd) Rlsberg, one of tho White h . Box 'ostracised as n result of the 19J9 world’s scries furore, who in­ . .formed LanSis, through the new s­ papers, th a t he could tell him something about brooked baseball. . Risbcrg said he would take ad­ vantage of Landis’ offer to hear his story. Ho plans to come here iq "fwo or three days," he said. A t Detroit, Cobh, Speaker and t Joe Wobd, the three men most vi- Tho Colonel has more than one bunion .festooning his off-season dilemma. The Babe autographed more than 2000 Yankee bails last season and gave them away with n free and democratic hand. "It costs mo more to keep that guy in fresh autographs," laments tho Colonel, "than most of the magnuts pay for a whole outfield." Tho Babe’s present drag-down is 31000 every week. What be wants now is 32000 a week with taxi fore and porter tips tossed airily in. y The Colonel thinks this is fair enough. Instead of paying the Bnbo 31000 every week he’s will­ ing to. pay him 32000 some weeks— Making exceptions of Dried Prune Week, Laughter Week, ShaveiYour-Own-Neck Week, IieKind-to;Cunnries Week, etc., e t c ., Football Attire Will Be Lighter I n Next Year, Makers Believe ENTON, N. J., Dec. 31 -Yankee Stadium next summer. The Madison Square Garden promotet again has leased the American Leairuo ball nark * for outdoor Mrs. Schoemmcl completed her swim of 1,200 feet i nlO 1-2 min­ utes, and maid she felt no ill effects from the eold. The temperature of th e water vraq 83. She w a s . attired . in a bathing auty, having convened in w ear th e ', $ fc \ IT ^ A sm Cut Prices Boys Wanted 'and Colds need qufdk attention. Why not Stop them before they get s e r i o u s ? It's easy with n few dotes o f healing, soothing Two boys to doliver papora on West First Street and Lake Monroe, must'be over 12 years of age withbicyc* le. Good propositions for COUGH SYRUP PENSACOLA - %2ii hatchery to be built In County.' . U tweeri 8:<vnd 4 p. mj \ Circulation Department, . , Tin* Sanford Herald U of-Mac Battery Co, 'ord’s Pioneer Radio *'■ Shop.; *'•« ;,t: Tnnney Receives A ri AtU^ctive Bid From Fugrazy For Big: Match Want . • ■ Small Truck Farm & E • M I have some ■•ahoico two nore tract* on Pixie Highway that 1 am offering for $1200’with. $200 down and $20 per month. This* land is the finest kind*of trucking land and-flowing wa­ ter-and electricity are available. •Each tract has a frontage' ‘of 126 feet on good pav«dT rdad. Anyone who wants'enough land to raise th sir own vegetables and 'still be close enough to Sanford to bo convcnlontNshould buy one of these tracts before they arc all gone. of the land) built by qty ' —'hopes and promises he come this child 1927. For a short? tipi he is to rule—to le a d -to 'U iv with a world to-attain its goal/H ' 1 /V. comes ajfViid prosperity and flap piness.J .That he may lekve-yo' happidr atid with .your cwnfeoa yet nearer is the sincere wfeh o L. A. RENAUD 820 W. F irst St. F1G1IT RESULTS Cftll the -Willard Battery fen— We recharge and relajr all makes,of batteries. SYRACUSE— Eddie (KO) Ilurn) rook, Baltimore, knocked out Ht'ckv Lawlcas, Auburn, 3. BUENOS AIRES-^Julio Mocorrtr. Argcnt'nn, defeated Antonio Ruins, Spain European fcather- McLand&ir Arcade FORT PIERCE— 1920-11)27 ettrus crop in St. Lucie County will exceed 300,000 boxes. Edward Higgins, In­ corporated, wishes to take this opportunity to thank each and pveryone whose patron­ age h a s meant .'b y r prosperity iir4926 and to wish for t e m a >Jew Year bountiful with, a •1- h e good . • • things of life. , Any breaking out of the skin on face, nock, arma or body le over­ come quickest by applying Monthe-Sulphur. Tha pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ovey been found to take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. I t is harmless and Inexpensive. Ju st ask any druggist for a small ja r of Rowlcs Mcntho’-Sulphur. , -a 2 If Tunney In 1927 CK S J rtcna 31 or More COMMGNi “On Dixie Highway Between Orlanido and Sanford’ Seven Races Daily—Rain or Shim ' « « Auspices ■ , : mm _ __ -- ____i a . _ '.‘- aJ l •I . J * - . . __ ___ - —l . ------ --- - SEMINOLE RACING CLUB rem. Jos. B. TIhker, Prca, A V a M s ii iaalon, lnclutfng granda house $2.20 additional. “ X ' '*#• .Vil . id Game Remains ame After Attacks :w YORK,. Dec. 31.—$fP)—InllegUtc football cnmrged alirtUCt today; Vlth( ff 5-itical Jnation of fouV day! t y W l c t f :onchc* and ptftfatrrera: ;frortl »rta of the country: I ' / l ! •; slight change to check ,Uw Ing and huddling' of aoma » have been favored, but the *al tone of the meetings has satisfaction with th e | iching the highest level 1118 Sanford Ava ' Phone PHOtf E 548 R i v a l Prom oters Bid For Services ' NEW YORK, Dec. 31. —(/Pi— . Rival promoters beckcncl to Geno Tunney with talk of another mil­ lion dollar heavyweight champion­ ship battle next year. On one hand was Tex Kickurd to remind tho tltleholder of a promls.* last September to nmk* the first defenjio of his <:row;i upiler Rick ard’s promotion. Building on thut .verbal agreement, -he Madison Sijuare Garden promoter has pro­ ceeded with an elimination tourna­ ment. to choose Tuttney’s outstand­ ing challenger. At tiu other ahio was Humbert ‘ J. Fugary with figures to.ehow he wiU be able to re s t 06,000 persons a t the Polo Grounds if Gene will consent to fight Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn, the light honvyweight champion. After his conferences with the promoting rivals, Gene will re ­ sum e'his vaudeville tour with a fight at Chicago under thu direc­ tion of Jim Mullen. Soldiers’ field is the proposed scene of conflict. PARIS. Dec. 31,—Reno UC<vMo. singles champion of t) y United States and joint first r a p in g play­ er of Friuice with Jean-B orotra and Henri Cochet, . u n d er yester­ day’s ruling, of tbei T*n«W Feder­ ation, is looking forward eagerly to Big Bill Tilden’s European In­ vasion. ; Tilden is coming to France around tho end of next mont h. . ; "We will try to make it Interest­ ing for Big Bill,’’'said Le Coste. "I feel certain he will be a tougher nut .to crack in 1027 than he was in .1926.” Jacques Bnignon somewhat sar­ castically, remarked:- uIt's about Mm? Tilden showed ue something 00 tho courts ln ,te ,d of ’n The (Phil) Rosenberg's ban* city of !s iiDfreight title fig h t, w ith Bushy I open Mon raKam, of Utica, N. Y.\.haa beenj jj,n* Bight: av*id again, at least f6r sl i RUt l yV A\ -the iorp than a month. The State t , thlotic commission has postponed rub. dall> ic ' bout to F«# to g h ^ the 1 ' [tampion more time for, training.' t - O »i pjjc M » -jO'Vuc. f at t y t'fe’AlXjM- Sfin;’ n; l’or citrus trees, truck aRd field cropa, watermelo and flowers. We have a formula suited to the " ® ar® equipped to make prompt shipment of 11 perfect mechanical condition. Don’t delay Ortk menta. / - � 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, 1926 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, December 31, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1926; <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/4490209c2bf42235e9c8643917cc4a66.pdf a3d1969e7e14225e73ec9a324cf8c436 PDF Text Text ,U R N E W S P A P E R e d ^ In F i o n d a * n e a r * , irld’n G r e a te s t V eg etab le. , I ts R ich e a t G arden L a « d Associated I-ca^cdWire SANFORD, FLOR r?7r*‘ b y To Be Announce Shines F o r First ime In Two Weeks t Nashville; City ss 4,000^RefUgees :erGaugeNow Up to 55.6 Feet >eriy Damage Put fcTwo Millions In irvey Made Today B a c a s A' RfillO Banks, Stores To Close New Yeitrs To Threaten President Di: terlor Pint re Cbntfnao •wiltiong Of In THc inNicaragua . Practically every business house In Sanford (a to be cfoiod throughout the day pn New Years, according to a survey made today by a rcprcsenAtlve of the Herald. . The three banks are to tlAae as is their custom and thr'tamJcHty of the business houses, according to \ officials of tho Sanford Credit Bureau fR T 'prominent merchants. A ftitr small g r o c e r y stores will prdb'ahly remain open a short tilnc during the morning hours. -A Total Of 724 CanuaUies In City Proper Have Already Itebh Hepcrtcd And Others May Succumb In Hospitals Diaz Thmpg Are On Refreat, Say Report* Toll. Heavier Than In Wet British Isles Meilqj. Uelierateg It la Not ■ A <d I ri g. Libernla Despite Reports To The Contrary 150 Deaths Are imported In Philadelphia And Boston Has 145; 71 At Baltimore WAshlNGTON, Dk . SO.—<AV— While Racala liberals continue to forge nhoad Into tho Interior of Nicaragua, threatening tho vital po­ sitions of the conservative forces iV lL L E , Tenn., D ec. 3 0 . of Precldohl Dl*s, American gov­ ernment officials, In the face of a »)— W h en th e -B u n battering ratn of fkr flung pro­ on Nnshvillfe f o e th e tests and wldfcly divergent opin­ ime . jin nftArly . . two ions, are standing pat ort their an­ It shined dow n on v B nounced policy nf protection Of s i g h t th is m orning, American lire; and property. n b erlan d r iv e r lapped while conferences continued to­ im provised gunge a t 55.G day between high officials In . I t will con tin u e to rise Washington late dispatches from dy fo r th e n e x t d ay or the wnr tono in Nicaragua told Of rotch|ng perhaps another the retreat to El Bluff from Las Harry F. Sinclair, oil magnate Perlar, of the Dinz troops, their was photographed on tho steps oj Efforts Made To Locate The disarming in the neutral zone, and the. District of Columbia suprerru Family And Relatives Ui the diepAtch of 200 conservative court; at Washington, w!;si* he li predicted that no appreci. Man Killed On Highway At soldiers to Monkey Ridge to save awaiting trial with Albert D. Fal trlll be noted before TuetLongwood Late Last Night chat strategic poitlt from failing on charges of conspiracy to de heugh there haa been no into tho hands of Sacasa's army. if the Cumberland waterfrnud tho government in the TgO' ace noon iToesday; The President Dias who has been rec­ pot Dome cil chse. ->v'AfiBb entir* state will ognised by the United States, is ijf l M o t y f nd, Frld *^ E. reported to have asked tho Amcr\, ntctcofplofciBt, predicted. ean minister, Eberhanft, at Mana­ '6 m . 1 . a . rn. W a d n e s d A y U tti gua, to have the Escondido river ra. this morning the riv*r h«d established as a neutral zone, in n 6,4 feed a t Burnside, Ky., view of his inability to guarantee nine-tenths of a foot a t Cellna, protection to foreigners. { W i t t o l c * Chuilnoca Dental* While dehlrtls continue to be C ., H. Smith, raid to be the made th at Mtxlc-o which has rocriUe; one foot a t Clarks- driver of the. machine by which Principal Accusbf orWomhn 1.2 feet at Eddyvillo, Ky. Bohlender was hit, advised tK© ofIh “Turn Coat,", Perjurer, St the weather bureau fico of Sheriff C. M. Hand ImmeDeclare# Keyes In Making 3t venture a prediction as diately following th* accident, Ha a ^crett will reach here, picked up the injured tnah and Announcement Upon Cost ;th«r data from the uppe^j rushed him to Longwood, from LOS A N G EL E S, D e c . 3 0 . __ (/P) . - Where a message was sent out for —The state's conspiracy eaSa /ektimat© today placed the medical aid. ngainst Mrs. Alme«. Semplo "Mc­ of flood refugees in Nash-' The men died before Dr. Ralph Pherson jias collnpRcd with tho 4,000, with 1,600 without. Ste.vons, county physician, could announcement from the office of [%e ’baekwatcni having In- ^reach Longdoow. His skull wiu District Attort>ey As* Keyes that lakge areas of. the menu- J fractured, according t6 the ’phyoif'gnd Warehouse districts cian. comictfon of the noted worfian ( Latest, advices to tho State de­ read’ 6tkr 20O city blocks.' The lights of jm spprodchinjf aii- partment. denied that Admiral svangej/st it "almost impossible" lT m m m m <laAklHfiM©«l tft *J ___ Lit. 1.1i_i _J vu Uftlhier Wm iffkted a censor­ bocauie Mfs.’ Lorrtino wNAtfcAh: ship,. although Dr. TtV8. V a c a , Soj- Siclnff, hbr principal accuser., is s uisa’d , fepmchlalive Here, nos "turn cost" and a "perjurer." Dismissal of thi charge Against chih^ti thkt this "thifc" sltua'tUni In his counUy, was being writhheld Mrs. McPherson and others in­ buildings fr6m the froffa becaut* Hid liberals volved in tho case is dcclnrcd to An uncommon night now were denied use of tho solo wireless bo imminent veiling do on it* lepe-ld- Bohlendee, 600 West. Jackson station there. •• < Coincident with the announce­ the er««t of the. yellow street, Kokomo, Ind., ahd a rtiesSgo May Ask td Withdraw ment from the district attorney's t la. savagely, sweeping was sept to the authorities of that Senotor Wheeicr. Democrat, flcc came a cabty to the Tiroes iaShvillo’*. three traffic effort to tofcate his rel Montana, has said that ho would om Sydney, Austmtln, qootlrlg ly bhc of which is left Mr*. Ruth Peters' Ormlston. A*. {Longwood resident* Mated (hat trtinged #lf£ of gehneth 0 . Ormlsjproaoh tb the WbOd* he had n°t been seen in that city, ion, former1 radio operator for and efforts'to locate any person Mrs. McPherson, as snyinj ihc'had received a "mbst inipertflieht" letten frerti the wahion evangelist. kept opetl by hastily 1 he dispatch sakf thl Fsttcr Nad vee* of sand bags. M|kl^ ,-t. «• . . if-u!* boon mailed U> MH. OrtllAlon The bddy l* M H k . m at th* May 18, lajit, the datf of Mrs. Mc­ 6,000 persona live, undertaking establishment of Mil­ Pherson’s strange dliappeifehce surrounding* inun- ler A Erickson' pending word sg t l while bathing at Ocean Park, hear •ck waters *o close its disposition. ’ , here. ,nta havo. moved., While refuseing lo disclose tiiA ortod bf life, contents of tho.-letter, Mrs. Orm* ra have gon^.to re* Iston Is said to have announced her dn> relatjvefc. dr acintention of using it when sho re­ turn.'. to Loe Ang>lcs in the early dart of next fear to institute di­ former Angoius Temple radio op- business. M r. Hilton, police had b e e n -d e a d - for Judge Wright’s Decision Will R«j Permit Highway Wdrk Uo 1 glntief* Benson Spring! Celebrate Opel Of New Hard II Benson Spring* is to a . MndtfjSOO F o r Sessions • .• _____ M eeith fa according to Dr. F a st Fall SteVens, who oiam in t e Presen t body. That robbery wm tl Louisa TALLAHASSEE, F i r , Dtf. 50. man, on 1UP)—'The Florida Education Asita Road ao<:1* ^ * In annual Convention v . _joht (here, today went into conference county S S S jrlS \ WASHINGTON, Dm . 80.—(ff)— Ibootlsg client* will *e*l a diadalnHaving scrapped perhaps half * 1ful pair 6 i Ups if offered a flask dosen or mory formula* for dens- of the *c -’ doctored * -----* Bf* “ ™ liquor. turfite industrial alcohol became The effect of the ehangt, how- S h e bootleg ch'emlit* found a way to evef. Dr. Doran aald, would makei n make it , palatable, the govern­ it-Impptjible for .bootlegger* to 1 >4 ment's prohibition tube testers aro completely distill the sropd alcohol; £ preparing a new year surprise on out of the industrial product. He Q the rum-running gentry, but not advised that inch a email quantity, O without loud wriea from the wet o f . wood alcohol, even If drunk, forces. would cauae serious Injury, but 1M«| Announcement of the surpriso, Senator Edwards, Democrat, New which would be In the form of a Jersey,.a wet leader, took another) now dsnaturgment with a more view, charging the • government1 powerful wood alcohol wallop, fol­ with forming on Unholy alliance lowed a statement by James M. with the undertaker," In placing Doran, chief prohibition chemist, in poison in Its denaturing formulae. Body Inclui which ho took exception to claim* "Those who wish to violate the that wood alcohol now used to law and obtain boote are merely On Back adulterate industrial alcohol has committing suicide," said Wayne caused.the numerous holiday deaths B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon among drinker*, and held that too League in commenting oh the govrapid drinking and too much of it omment'a plan. at ono gulp was the chief cause of C. C. Hinckley, national secre­ the fatalities. tary of the Association Against the nue, waa foun .Chemists hope to make the in­ Prohibition Amendment, thought h is shop a t 7 :3 0 o ’c dustrial product tear poisonous and m orning by R . C, negro p o rte r o f th e < inent, who made th c r y when h e opened d oor p rep arato ry to PRINTED IN* SPANISH • NEW YORK Dec. jo.—(A V The rules of,golf havo been print­ ed, in Spanish for the benefit of devotees of the ancient game In Mexico, where a half Cbsen clubs have formed a new association. * A copy of, the Mexican golfs and book, received by the United States Golf association, revnla that the gam# first was played below the io Grande In 1890. LAKE WORTH-New Amen'can La Franco fire engine' pur­ chased for fire department, at coat of $12,600. , upon discovery of began an intensive * Report* from district misting* clues whldKrtnight It the R/tlary committee, reeomnlcnd* for the woman and fer the eounty ing a general Improvement of the argued the value of the land in­ schedule of wigea of school teach­ volved In the dispute. > er* of the statf. Theodore Howell, attorney for The latter report aaked for larger petitioner to have the injunction salaries for school workers, sug­ maintained as it was originally gested a general revision of the granted, first brought tho case be­ state laws affecting edacaUon, and gavo exhaustlvo . statistic* on fore the members of the County Commission and the state engin­ teachers’ compensation in all sec­ tions of Florida. Miss Mary D eering department, claiming, it is Merritt, of tha University of Mi­ said, that the property over which Ami, chairman of the committee, the new highway is to pass was read the report. worth, approximately $1,600. T o d a y ’s b u s i n e s s s essio n , which Variou* land and eltfu* experts was attended by upftarda of 600 of tho eounty informed th# Com­ delegates, waa preceded by music missioner*, at their lost meeting, rtoae!" ‘ ' " ■all-dfa'.* high that a value of $260 for the land school chorus. The ehorux is com­ and trees involved would be a liber­ posed of over 100 of the belt voices al estimate. The Commissioners I of boys' and glrle of high schools havo offered this amount to the I over the state, and is proving one aged woman! it .is aaid. of the feature* of tha ‘entertain­ After hearing the evidence,1ment program. The ehoru* U un­ Judge Wright announced that HI# der the direction of Mis*. Sesdlo L. order of Dec. Y l, with the excep­ Phipps, of the Florida State Col­ tion of a small plot of ground said lege tot Wotneh. to bo approximately 20 feet iquare, The conference session will con­ waa dissolved. tinue throughout tho day. and lata Engineers fer th* highway de­ this afternoon W. L. Taylor, ef partment then announced that the Jackson, Miss., executive secretary plot would not Interfere with their of th*'Ml**Iaslppi Education asso­ proceeding with the work and that ciation and R- L. Longstreet, Sup­ operations would begin at once. ervising principal of the SeaAttorney George DeCottes, on brease-Daytona Bioch Kbool*J will behalf of the County CommlsslonArs, offered in settle wjth the at­ t S A i torney* for the petitioner on the basis previously announced.aa sat­ isfactory to the County, This of* Retiremtnt Law far Florida Teichi'er was refused. . .. er»." .TonlfKt another renefal session will be held, beginning at 5 o’ctcek with addresses by Mis* T. Nell e Mary Plans A S T Charles H. Judd, director of lent; from ftpf t'Aida”, ia achedulod for 8:16" o’­ clock thU evening at tho Mllank Thaater and a rapid aale of aeata. has bAen reported throughout the provide *<eem* ft*'. According to an announcement for traffic and preridea an outlet made today by members pf the th the,Cities or SapfpriL fn4 De­ thorrow, df the Sanford opora land. It is an Improvsmen; which * ’ If ,i "l de *t downtown rOs) ChXml,. „ ,1 has-been urged bf th* realdenU e :iSanford Chamber The entife company,, .Approxi­ of Benson Spring* tor Inihy year*. , has cancelled iu we< mately 100 in all, arrived at noon eeting On Friday V fcefn aff tha ■ T o m o r r o w ;. .convention wl "Lueia",*- * M l .fcw rtln *. « aidere^ by many to be, ope of (he etieh a auceeaa thi held annually. Tb* pariy is to Uon. Community house The largest' of it* kind, the 8an second publio 'f«t| Carlo Company, is appearing for All its first Season In Florida. A scries of operas In Tampa, Laks4 BJS S & VFlyer. ! ° r r ° Three southbound Dixie land and Sanford l« to be foliovmd bore the eompanjrto.thia city froitf tiviforthe murder, 1st lief held by Chief of Roy Williams gnd Shei held at the the *u t« *n th: will be thot rccomniindatleiM ig In. that darolopmanfc jmpletion a reaidenU of night as he wan'-cheek, tho day’s receipts;1 ‘ A heavy chair leg was fc top of a cabinet .in the at it la believed by police to Instrument Used by the ipti The stick bore blood aUl biu of hair. Cloaa tearch floor and tho ground in I mediate vicinity of the pU« to reveal any other definlti It waa aald. . A number of petty the: getbAf with the report of automobile during the nig potlee to begin an Inrestiga an attempt to discover whs not tho murder and the crimes were committed by of traveling crook*. : What is believtd to b*’ prints were discovered on lory bowl, where poliqo belli tho murderer washed hi* h blood after committing, tl* Blood stains on ton’s clothing gai terrifle struggle, A fingerprint s nled by Chief of; �ou) Rosenberg Is Hoping T h a t Boxing Board !|After Big Grid Y ear Princeton Is Optimistic Will Postpone B o u t in reaten s EKIK.SHS “ n« interest U i l f c m U A IV, d»cea»*i! I lia » I. .*<VI ;>:«rt »if (IIP (lie (' I jln g ‘HbrlhwotV®T>|^ Red .Pcppor .Rub' takes Hie "ouch" from-sorb,' stiff, aching; j( inti*. U'cunrjnV hurt you, mu! it, curtainly stops tha*. old rhdlims-, tl™» totturc at once. \ " anal A thletics -----' . ■ ■ and put control, id JhphjURt*[at one memtier of the aujodntion, tho A. Graham, of U tica, N, iM ® g A. U. ■ - n. ution that the American Olympic .Wfien you aro suffering so you J ran hardly gH around, just try I Red Pepper Hub nnd y‘ou will hove the quickest relief kqowrt. Noth-( Jng has such *uch cc*.occntrnted tcoccntrntbd, penetrating hoot us red jicppers, Just Ini Boon as you apply Rod Pepper |Rub you \v(ll feel tho'tingling heat. I in three tninutos it warms tha tore •spot through nnd through. Pain nnd coreness are gone. Ark nny Rood druggist for a jtir »ff Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the. genuine with tho ! name Rowles on each package. 1 Y. — Adv. ifL rfr , 2. Centralization of such control f tho National Olympic restored "the unsatisfactory sltu- unanimously to withdraw Association was organized to cqr. •ussdelation the National l i ' i ' t . ” The statement goes on to say j '^Oilctlc, federation : yes- that “there was much criticism of | the administration, Inefficiencies in i connection with living and tra in -' (ntt quartern and conduct of some representative*,!’. ( ilolm , within It. mem- of.1 the official ‘ |C|iiv»VMMivnvr,. ■hip 90 per cent of the nation's .’which came tb a head after tho iitcur athletic activities. .With lOiiO gamcq And led to attempts to ire of filiated tjto Army, Navy, organize the Olympic association tionnl CoHvgintc A. A., Uniticd on a "democratic basis.’’ After the withdrawal of Col. ties Lawn Tennis'association P' Federation of Boya' clubs, Robt, M. Thompson ns president ohg either organizations. • Of the association, he federation titegrd domination of America's charges, there was a ‘.'resumption tlcipatioH in the 1928 Olympic of the methods of the factiop that crisis'' Henry tU’» by o minority group con- caused , the 1020 lied by the A. A. U„ was the Brccken ridge, president of the fed­ ill1'for the federation's action. eration, . charges that through a I the feud between the rival fac- *Jokor in the constitution, organ­ ns dates back several years, izations were multiplied ami ad­ e federation’s 1027 program mitted to representation In the as­ lit for a more Intensive dcvclop- sociation.’' The struggle for control be­ rpt; of its work, nlong state linos First Rare $700 Claim tween tho two factions came to an II forecast* conflict with tho A. Open hreak at the recent quadrenFor All Ages, 6 1-2 Fi fA ,; U. in its own field. . A statement by the federation niul^neetlng of the Olympic asso­ Betty Mae * * two major count* upon which ciation, when abolition of the two Jessie Lee . . . L d e ra tio n based its Vith- thirds vote rule caused Col. Hreck- Bcljoy ...... onrlrfge, Major John J. Griffith, Batchelor's Last rwal. " ' [. ' Charges In the Olympic as- athletic commissioner of the West­ Frenchy :(atj(|n’.i explanation—which de- ern conference and General Fulmer Tim Rooney ved lhe national orgnnlxallons E . Pierce, president of tho Nation­ Assent £. it comprised' the fedeVatton of al' Collegiate A. A. to resign nil Hlnck Air • y* Influence in relation to Amer- co'mmRloo memberships in he as­ Lord Dnrnlcy i Patrick I. V (part Ip’.the Olympic gumc* sociation. fo llo w in g ilrirrlb ed K4 *i SP?« » E i ........ UantlV PlflyIf <»l •Wedne'Sd A.’C.GINDER Longwood Race Card Tomorrow 11926 Big Y ear For The Dethronement ;of Sport Leaders io:t zp\i(y: Captures Sixth Event A t Seminola In Long Shot Day A t Oval 1« 7J 1 Li j NEW YORK, Dec. 20. — (/P> iOMiOnly ubout 20 per cent of tin* 10V ^sports i hamplons, trams of in.li•.»I . viduals, that ruled the roost at luo 107 |start of IU2A still wave their seep* 102 |ters aloft ns tho year draws to :i l l ' t . close. |OH ! This i» revealed by examination IO.l of n li.t of ‘.’ 17 i humiiioimhipr. n 107 ;i(i lirnm lies of athletic activity, here and ahrond. it shows thin It 10*1 titles were su> rensfully defended 107 |while 17*1 were lost, with the pro107 clou* lo.Iders overwhelmed t.v i: trongrr victims of the "upjet Jinx” that beset elinmpiotiB . Zanier Aunt l-aurn Also eligible la s t Friar Red Alex Sen Blaze Dust Brush Second Rare $700 ('lair jon all sides. For All Ages, I Milt Bef; Pardon . Tucsday'a cA-onte at .Saminola broke on top and stayed there Tor ; Request . provided the long »hot artlsU with the entire, route but was tiring |Wtr-ielc their inning and tho. hackers of badly at the wire. The Colonel ' Merry *1 ■forced tho pace after getting up to the. leaders following ft poor get- jJai A’.-hway. Bbg Pardon stayed up Well ota. < Fr. > . for the rhow. Bee Bio got the host of Shnnt-r ! file‘.nr I V. • v rock Flower in n stretch drive in the third and was drawing away nt the wife, to reward hl« backers with |12,4Q for |2. Ixx-arno saved ground end pulled through at thh stretch turn for tho peep money. Lou Shank nnd Gee gave the cusItojpers a thrill by.;Thgir>qu‘c iu the fourth even! when Geo rlipped up from out of the murky dittanw and almost caught tlw win­ ner. One more rtride, and a dif­ ferent number y r m \ i \ hnvo been Gee .. ... rung up. The. l a w captured show Harp of the Ni honors by racing along in gjhmo Forhapa ....... fashion. I Of the mnior spurts, only rowing , and swimming showed n majority 1 Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a of rhumpii.iis suycesr fully dsfeinl little "Fret-zone” on an aching ing their title* Five nut of eight 1torn, instantly that corn *t..ps i rowing utles nnd lf> out of 28 I hutting, then shortly you lift it t swimming crowns were retained, ' right off with fingers. Tennis, with "Big Bill" Tilden I Your druggist soils a tiny bot­ .chief among those toppled, w|t- tle of "Freszono" for a few cents, nes.M-d the. biggest ehrmptnnshio I •ui^'icit nt !c rcmnVc every hard (iiinagi-. Id. out of I'.t titlcboUiera' iota, soft coin, or corn between 1being bowled over. National track j the t ,os, and the foot calluses, and field sports, for men and wont I without surenesa or irritation. jt*n, showed 20 out of 4.1 titlet j changing hands. Football wit- j fnested the shifting of^ifnr nut o f! IS champion while professional iboxing, with nine crowns involved, saw five transferred nnd a sixth itrphnned bv Kid Kaplan', retire merit IIII K AitD (JETS ItKPI Y NEW YORK. Dec. 2t»___tVP) — J iPrediction by T ex Rickard that ’ Sammy Mamiel will ho one of four ititloholdrrs to l»o dethroned in 1927 i has drawn a reply from the light­ weight. champion that "Rickard I will lor-o his title of world's cham ­ pion boxing promoter, too." , Shamrock Flowi Klaxon, who paid $32.80, wah Dclysin booted” home by Healy in the. fea-iDolph turc. Barberry was second nnd ! Motinoro Liberty National, one of the favor- i Mountain Chief itea, third. The Peruvian Snkah was another long shot (Copyright .....« who delivered In the finnl event of Fourth Ra the dny. lie outTun First Cal), a Y t> & ' who had broke on top, and kept > o going to the wire, but was Mdly K-pi; ..... tiring at tho end. Qulnham forced j Hotfoot r, '£ r ,a~urga BLUE B0L MARKETS! NEED SOME M0NE I wifi m ake s a c rific e nnle on som e o f th o fineflt business ami w arehouse jjro p e rtv in Su iiford . 1 (jffe r B lo ts, 1, 2, 3. 1. 5, filock 1, Hiib-tier 6; 2 5 0 fe e t frontURe on M.v t II c Avc. 117 fe e t (loop, located on th ree Btreetfl, trd ek facilities caii lie hrid a t bnck door, o r c le a r a c ro ss b ack on<! o f all five i n i tt ' • Sacrifice prices, $18,000, on^thim cash, bnlance three to - twenty years. G per cent interest. • | Rickard forecast that Mickev Wnlkei, middleweight, Pete Lntzo, |welterweight, JTOid t'iiarlcy (Phil) |* Rosrnlirrg, bantamweight, also 'I will lose their muntles. ;::- base in 1907, and this record xtlll stnndn, l • III 19*20 George- Kelly of the NewYork Giants rot n mark of 1,7(>9 putout.x, and that too i^better than Todt'* record, by fnw- putouts, but Tddt excelled Kelly in total chancca, for In the Inst reason ho had 120* nssistr. George Sisier of tho St. Louis Browns hnn off and on oxcelted Todt in the mat­ ter of assists— hut u out-distanced on total chances. Todt alro participntixl in 114 double plays nnd in two triple kill­ ings. > . Special for THURSDAY ; . FRIDAY Owner Beautiful silver brocades, gold metal brocades, sat­ i ns, brocaded in silver. $10.00 nnd $U..OO values to sell at this low price ifor two days only. I BIG BOUTS FOR DETROIT? 1 Tex Rickard hsa agreed on ten-' 1 0 0 tativo plan»» for prnmyting boxing shows in, .Ute Olympic nkatiqg ■jQg Arena,' under construction at Lie10B in c°nJtJnct,on with operaiL; • 107 <■** ° f thf. Indoor stadium. j ' 14 ( U o P. klynn, forrper matchniakcr of Madison Square Oardcn, New , .(Y o rk , will mt ns raatclpnaker. It jqs U planned to : tage a number of •l'Ji ‘ haropiojtfhip botits during the wtq' nos,.Manager John McGrow of New' Y^ork..Giants consider.! ipf .a Third wiajdr circuit “/ooli l . « U » . t « l tl» t 120,000,ffl,IUl w^UJ to J W ) « r y W ' HARGRAVE IS LEADER | NEW YORK. l>cc. 29^-^/P>— Be­ cause "Bubblos" liargrnv^ played In more than 100 gamre.-tho Cln-1* i Associated Frew). '* dnhaU catcher entitled .to recog­ IRST-BABE RECORD, nition uq- National Ix'aguo batting, ih^tho Boston R«ii SOx champion, with an average of .353*1 A how record for total Ddnki A; 1i\ni| l<’r'| C all (ho W illard Battery Men— We rech arg e arid re puir nil m akes o f batteries, ' , * VI I.CAN1ZINO fey Between OH Racefe Daily- �: h erald . i t l t l n i ' Hn.if‘*nl- n . i r l i l a . K O II IU tni.NiiV.i. o. riJAHK ami k : rlilu. (to hrrohy rulj n ice levHull Ul » W l I K I l K A S , t h o -O ltv Co m m U nlo n o ( tlio* I h l y o f F o b r o r d . F l o r i d a , on , t h o l S t h c|*y o f i W o m b o r , A. D. ' T J i f e d l l l y pAmod nnrt minuted a oootulti O r d in a n c e N o . I l l i-n th le d t t “ AS* O IlD lN A X O i: flto V llJIN n f <tit an t>t u i >t t.it.M'.; ity t iu : erry sa n k u m ii. o f f l o - I t l D A , 1\ T i n : ■ K l ’ .M o f TWO flCN’ D I l K D AND FIFT Y THOUH.YKD J h i L I.A I.H F O l t M U N I C I P A L ; n n tF o a K H . tu b , f lux.’im o H me- ! H I V E D F i t DM T i t l e H A L F T I I K U C i O F T O HU U.SKD A N D C.VI’E N D E D K U C trr. . CONST I U V T AND ~ K q im * A M U N IC IPA L h o h f i t a 'l I f f T H E C I T Y . O F HAN F t O i l I, F L O I t l D A ," iTo . htlil , ' — ‘ t v in iit i : a h , mild u rd ln atu -e pro Ifle*- f o r a n h i i i i i td .bo n d * by the. H t y - .n f i b n f u t i ) , F l o r i d a In the ittn n f T w o H u n d r e d und F ifty dTioiatnl indlurw, t h n -i t r o y e e d n d c I , i l b of mitd b o n d * rd In liLT lxrcKcU.mk -:m ;,v t;; •ill.f.d lbtvtpK m u ni ' :i;d n .id ■adilrfr* r f - M n y 4 lp n l-'p u rp o »e , b o l t l l l rt'i-v, r o n i i t r u c l . mid e n u lp a i ' nyiiknL tif’D iteo l' 25' |v/uy,.v'fH>>ay» f.hc v.n« on- 2] lilv. ui.qur.intwf w ith, tho _ Ido--.! H -hundhcrrMers on the t^riul U'o hit j-lrii;: ithd John No^ bW , sayn th at last tj 1>1 rJ cd i‘1’., the cra«lt if * r i. r u.itl .of persoha fo u n d n g m “ 0 or a 'j three O .D '-*. ju iiie n U av- h mllac iSdM Fdi Christinas if! n f thr V n iry an l color,, a opw ereatirm of th« nc Coinputty. I t 'Is upholin pluih. Other equipment ,e Ih ths new disc wheels, he Your Newi Year Groceries 1_* - f ij H R O U G H :> p o l i v \ Super-Standards .u - p « r i . i l i : n t i o n i h c ^ t o k i - s * o t d fir m li;u* M ii'crcilcd in p ri‘ !r , un sonic \i t \ superior Or.iiiis of vcpetiihlc seed. I h c M .i 'doh-c I o m .n o , s%liii li li.ts m .nlc sin li n rem ark ab le success in 1 nui.l.i in the p.ist tu n years, is one of I lie ''t o lc s ' Snpt r-'Mend.i i I-. M iruloln- h.is le e n tle\tlopeil liy crossing the M .iru l n u ll (In- I o illusion l .io l'i. T h e n -ult is ;i fur m o re vigorous inin.Ui> tli.m eith er nl the p.irrn ts: \ to m n to tli.it is resistant to the ravages ot Nail Head Rust ,o well as beiny a .very hea\v p ro d u cer. M arylohc hrou^hi m il­ lions o f dollars Into I; lori>la tliis past season. It literally saveil th e situation, csheciallv in the f*n\t C o ast counties. G ro w M arylpjie T o m a to this year from S to le s’ Seed. W c have led in th e co m m e rcia l p ro d u ction o f M arylobe 'I om .tro, o u r stocks hetny th e acknow levlyed favorite w herever nied T h e n am e M arylohe was u n k n o w n as late a* 1 4 ’ .f. In three short years it has b eco m e th e m ost im p ortan t tom ato in the state, brinuiny m illions ol do llars in to Florid a this past season. T h e strong, vigorous vines o f M ary lo b c p roduce a larger proportion o f th e 1 4 4 UYnde and w ill co n tin u e to pick longer than any o th e r to m a to w e k n ow of. Y o u tak e no chances on loss from N a il'H e a d R u s t by'planti'nR Stokes* M arglobc, T h is is n o t th e year to tak e ch a n ce s. P lay it safe! Plant the stock that m ad e good last season ! Semi fo r our 1 9 2 7 C atalog FRANCIS C. STOKES & CO. K VEGETABLE SEEDS S a n fo r d , Pin. Philadelphia, Pa. k :. Headquarters for Margfobc Tomato t K JIOUBI tin* t t t i liiili* ■ *. y n i m r i i T W I T N E S S the b a n d * n f j T u n H U t l t . V K I : ne .Maroi of th e ' C i t y of Florl 1 I nblleh Dc ■ . ' i l y 'i ’ V -' ■Vi* n, writes a Jacksonville, Florida, woman day in. day yut;iyt-!»r in, year out. That’s what you are sure of when you buy a long-chimney Perfection Stove. Small wonder, then, that many thou­ sands of Florida women insist on always having a Perfection Stove in their lv ichens. 7 *, L^5V One o f Stokes' K ,K ■I - Ample Cooking Capacity f f FourlCUT u M. O. CHAHI •— I j \ I l C I l ^ T C O O K IN G SK U V IC li, . FOItllKRT L As M n y ijr t if I jiq •(« ford . F l o r i d a . ■ u ,„l . i . U . i t to !..■ b o l d . Bllrtll 1-*! h e ld A* t h r e i t y t :u n n o n l I 'l i l l d l i r l i d l>» t l l f a u n i f Hl#tllli'r I III! C IO - Of KlUlfu ■it•e r r l b m l by t i t - o r d l n . i u c f « j m l « K , t l . l i i . i r l b r o f tin- C i t y o f H a n f o r d . M e - A T T E S T : rld.i a n d i b e pulIHltf' }>•> , J( , . H n l l o C i t y Corn id leal oil a r e r n m n .it of “I h a v e u sed a th ree b u rn er P e r fe c tio n OH S t o v e f o r 12 r e a r s . I h a v e c o o k e d o c c a s io n .illy on o t h e r s t o v e s , b u t to m e th e P e r f e c t i o n is th e n i c e s t to co o l: on a n d th e e a s i e s t to k e e p t le a n . M y n e x t* $ to v e w i l l be a fa u r- b u rn e r P e r fe c tio n . ” id machlnt- was driven t > Snn : from - "Jitckannvillc by Mr. e (n time for Christmas ami Id i o bo one of tin- finest built IhVri ever turned nut by (be T t h r C ity o f N o n tim l. F t tin* c o r p p r u l e * v n l o r ,t F l o r i d a , tin Ufi . . t i e r olt iJV t'im o rt', X l>. We Suggest sters Plum ( ’ranlicrry Sauce Pates Nuts Chrutiinus n, according to I,. I,. White, ilent ftf the company. Mayor at purchr.Mi! llop Eltristmaa irift for A * Ijtkc ifa e to Mr. White, hill AND F I F T Y ' l o u J k l t t t KOU M IJN IC Groceries—the elenn, fresh nnd pure kind that will mnlce your New Year’s and all other meals delicious. You will find that our prices are moderate, too. tif W ? nutffst mmlcls of the r ac line, n iirecial pc van pusr Actin ', WtiA mie of the w e * /’,! fey lb-- ‘ Sunf jrd CadiHuc th r o f F n f t f o r d . F l o r i d i * . \ir|lnir a t nit ••lection c a l l e d a n d hold f o r tlm t; 11UN- i.-o-a i.y u it. PHILIP, WAND f i llr m ’ i'ii ■KJymi M T I I K F l t D C f i l C D l . . ---------------F ltO ll T H E 8 / L E T I I K U E O F TO m : f m i T iV a n d e x p e n d e d to F i t F C T CONMTItC OT AND E t i l J I I I U F N irn -A L h o s p i t a l in t h e c ir V OF MAN F O l t I >. F L l l l U D V a n d A II.U N H T IIO N D K ” ; li,. m ild e l e c t i o n h e r e b y o r d e r ' d i)R K . ■i m r p u t e : TH K U N FO ItF, 1, F C im iK H T ’ /• s~ I . A K f t .18 Mat or o f t h e C ity of ^ % H anford . F l o r i d * , un d e r a n d by v l r - . tire o f t h e a t l t b o r U ) .In m o veatod , / l i f the o r d i n a n c e * or thr. C ity or I Ttanfnrd. F l o r i d a , and we. F O I l l l L S T . ^ I .A K K , M. O. O i l AMD a n d H F .j OWJttPN OROtP. n iit,r r ,n tish h o r , m y * he g. d. 1 i-n i.iy.jitii:ir c r carry- g [rl.'i to the- hmm* curlier. ;; nny ibirin.T ! hr |,rill I n m i C i t y o f Sawrur.l, I r.er a n n u m . Inlereirt iw y a b ln o n lll e ; F l o t i l l a , on t h e 1*tH d ay o f J a n u a r y , IX U. U27, « < > determine the U«e*I ( i i s i i b o e o f d a n t i a r i nnd J u l y , e a l d n i, rf t yr y > e*'" ll,* r! ! b o l i d e , t o n m fh r^ - t, h a r * e f t e r tloti b y m i d o f K t l t m «h rf* bo o th th p r i n c i p a l, mid l<» bo bold, w h e t h e r «ald O rd liia iic e t a i n D nU nn tic e o r t h e CUT Of «m tI i b t l e . b f tee umtier, b ! ly'. — * * — -• •* ‘ ■■ ** g^ttl burnt Isso#j r a i l l n® ro nt, Flu rld u . No. I t s . e n t i t l e d : i Itiu-t r » l " f »»ld blin d* t o tie- p a y a b l e . . — " an t m D I.V A .V C K - I -R O V ID IN O c nnfl fipwl Fat > n irt« b a n k In tlw C i t y « r . N e w a d o pted , appruvud aihI c u l t an i u s e r : u f i p »n d h IiY Y n t k , M iate of N ew Y o r k . In l a w f u l b y t h o ___________________ . T in ; i mtv o f man Ft m u , ii;;mo lie)' <if tlm U n l t r d S t i i l e * or - O n e r - w b o t h e r Nball b« Imund by , H Iu A i\ T i n : 8 LUI O F T W O I I L N b u :n h .l. Tht c u n f o rd . F l o r l d u . In I J ) l l F . I ' AND FIFT Y ' IIOCHANU U I l K U K A H . p r i o r l o t l i r l» *u a n < -e ; ” f o r th e p u rjH n e in n o i . i w : s F o i l ’ M UNlt M‘ M . I t Hof lidmln. u ini »■? I hi’ L ' l i a r i i ' r uf .. ' p ro v id e d and am - FOMFS TIIK rltOCKKDM IlKln\ Kb I tie Clt» of P u ltfo iil, F l o r i d a t l i e . . . fFHUAi T i l l : MALI: t m c u l d f t« mild o r d l i m n e e pi ou iminic r a i d t s * i . j . ;.ST I .A K K . na M a y . I l l : l MKD A N D K X P K N D U D D) eiie o f iirinde f o r Hie m iiiitn lf m l 'l»ur- , , V* , , M Mknlord. F l o r i d a , i K l U h 'l C o S H T H C C T AND KQ I I P pom- nfu rcru tld . m u n i li« n p u r o t u d . iHT L A k l i K o J a U t M i l F A L IIUHIMTAI. IN U l b tiy ti, t n i i j o r l t ) V o t e o f i l i a e l e c t o r ^ I J . . . . o . . ' F . llO U M H O L D E K . C IT \ •>F MANKDftD. FL O H ID A . Of t li e C i t y Of H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . »Vllo| j , lt, ( roiaelon o f t h e C i t y |and lA'II IIO N I*8 ," l i r e iiu M lIf lrd To t o t e ,t« e l m * n l*V i ,, f S a n f i Ida. do l U r o b y u p - 1 -‘A i . a INHT t h e u p p r o u i l of that t h e n-k 'I nt r a i l oil b n n k a ( f t h e C l t ' , .. i (.*■ U S ' p e r c e n t . ) [ e e r i a h i u r d lm u tcir of the t h y of 1: •nv', n u M > K H . t K8 t t , i n . i F L O - ■'ft t i t * <’ l t y -if Mu|>turn, 1 Perfections are sturdily built, with roomy cooking 3jrface. F.ach burner is independently operated and capable of every range of heat, from simmer­ ing to frying. li W j Vr'° s h n '"'A r V , > ‘. Utensils stay clean and unstained for every drop of oil is completely burned in the long chimneys before the heat reaches the cooking. Perfections are operated at reasonable cost, as they burn kerosene, the cheap, safe fuel. Ask fo r Demonstration It will puy you lo have your dealer demonstrate the Perfection. There is a model for every home, ranging in size from the one-burner camp-sfove to our finest five-burner range with built-in oven. Prices from *7.00 to *125. I HHKBCTIUN S I t JVM L o . • Attmmtm MrmmcJk^i ComrtimmJ duhrwf Phone 53 Oil Stoves & Heaters W a r NI NO 1 U »* only Jen n ies Perfection w ick, on Perfection S to re*. XS$T e r * t lm m t t d w ith r t i I t i e u t l t . O ther* w ill c a m e trouble. [Perfection Heaters finvide Quick warmth at minimum cost. Prices from *6.25 to U4.2S. : On IleHirabla BU® and Residentinl rt°l % , - PRO M Fr sk rv f ^r7y,fm T �Christmas Cfaxy: Cla. ofcj th? Intermediate K P.- VlUHejf:'.*:: * , i.eli-etlfui “f a „ Christmas carol, *cl Mr. and Mrs. P W. Huuhiu.nn Literary Club coni f nV theirguests for the holiday* ««»> properly | Christmas season jn Lake Ttln 1Uglut ration ilouSt of til* » » a a s*, d 3 » i ; u> Nlta llulchin.on „f J . . W *'-*< "• . £ tS r vBS one o f the-gayest and Grade .speakers. Miss Ih: nm» tli* Mat* Is herein;author' f ' v <>' Hssfo-I. ftorw., Wit, *“* *V!' however, ihal iwfor- <>ptn U o m la y , Dfcermttrr JOto, i » j * interesting ever passed In Hie Elmore Lloyd; Ro\ "» "H'1 Mr. MM. Gordon . *«W burn)* shall l>c iMutd. th|u OrtiltianCe shall i> e first uptiroVtMt uv 0 c outstanding events of the land Lake had U tnalorlt M S h ttU r a l ” — *—t»V vul* of the rVciora „f ■M tii* cu r Hal). 'being tj»e Community ChristI Christmas the Oily *i t tfanfont. Klerldo, sctu.it■ r ^ K t ' ■ ^ ; k. yinupti. ly imrtiel uec ot the new Community 1'ablMi THt. sum •„ " "and P l Ut..... g i *" »<» rirrllun to he {Mrs. R. s. mi rblletl Dunn, Thetnu IW-ht... .M such .....„ lime L,.W «|ul i« tmh. daHyCt'!.yi!:*^ *U,,Moflt,rr,c"* ^ attended by* the largest terfield, •Helen burg. lb* fllSlinrr a* la prc«rrilx-d by Du. jring ever assembled together Lowe, Dorothea Wyman, Ells ot icharter harier ami onlfnam-rxurtilnaiirt-w- q V 1the City Itev. and M of Haufor.i. r lornta. tW or.* r«orl<U, g town untieri one roor, csti- Banners, Alice Saunders, Edith children, Mr. ti o'1' |of the Longwood Bible Conference,i aifOTfON «. Tit*t laid bi.iul* s i i & w SHCTfON *. That salt) Immis dat nearly COO; the’ Christmd* Butterfield. Blanche White, Chris- ond Mr. nod ahull )>• of lb* Hi* ilciuimlDSlInn i]cm>mlD*tloh of Duo t)|io jbsll i ' V ' M: l,cVctU-- Mr. and trvB.! | Thousand Dollars each. bearing inVlIttllNfA tine Cole, Lois Ferguson, Marline D. Hamming formerly from Gulli it the Mcthodiat Church tin formed n ccngc DAD Ol ,h# m'« and Ohe(£jay cveniftg. Slid i the wicred Lloyd, Fonda Dobson, Clara Ste­ C h r i s t m a s a t II l.akc, Mich., who arc in Longwood; balf .T)tr cm turn 'per annum, tntervens, Katherine Cochran. c*t payable semi-annually, on itm „ o n S U ^ ie ^ lU r f { > k the to construct the missionary cot-t first day* of January and' July; Mbs Rosaliigonity' building pfewitteM by JTnbleau, “The Christ Child,” Ben- tuge donated by the Guli Luke V,K r i , v { u.v Tit H PKOn.K aa|i) turn- of bonds in mature thirty son Springs sp. fiT?*11 “DBr.-dal* of the InuiiiiT j*n of the Community Church Seventh and Eighth Grndes. withjjhble Conference, Mr. nnd ‘ Mr*. KWitlSiM: * rV ° K ^ |brr«of; both lh* principal.and In_____ Song, "Joy to the World,55 audi­ her aunt, Mrs. (trge audience. Following tho James Parrish, Mr. anti Mra. Rotarest of Raid bonds ta be payable sKn'ION t Thai thh'Clty Ctm |ence. Mr, and Mrs H, I). Durant and ilwrt Ayer, John Entmlngcr. r " :r "• ihrDItr.of-Hanford.-FH- at atuna bank In the City of New a cvrninc.fepgwm. Dr. E, J . Mr. ami Mrs ' r " ’’ J« rspedisni and to ths Yura. Hints of New York. In lawful Benediction, Dr. Robert Black. of the Lonf^O TW blc Connianfy Of the Unllrd Nlatca of AmirJohn .PdcVHam, 80 year’ old citiChristmas S at Vf*I -*•!<} bends shall ba signed hy Presentation of gifts ;by Santa tg and Missionary Home, il=cn*^f Luke'Mary, designed and ?* Ih« CHy of Sanford itcd with colored BlUleo the f aua, followed by a general social spending dhri UnHda. and by the; Clerk of th* n cnnutTufteil, a*; drinking fbuntafri, were Mr; and hhur. General committee, W. G. city4'or Hanford, Florida, nnd, shall ual side of the work to bo , ’f which hhs tieeri placed in front jbjj | « J f . ' k fir- i s ' . x . t s have afflsrd tlteretu the official FVrguton, Frank Evans, H. D. Mr. and Mrs. Singletary, Georg nuailrlpnl purp.»Se^tii.»-Hr ll1' the Chamber of Commerce build­ and Oliver Dantiler, Tennessee. in rrrrt. construe' and equip a t Methodist Christmas' tree Durant, Donald Anderson, John •Mr. and Ms. John Swanson we ing, where passing motorists nnd Peckhgm.' Gifts, Mr. and Mrs. h ! 11r\,a A ,*.Inrlda. ’u 11“i ln th® city' of K.V ti-f.-rit. tonducitd bn-Thursday evet W 'r / . i , w r •sx&sf*? ro others may have an opportunity^.1 gliesta of Mr. and Mrs. N. H Urn KVank Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Leon . Thut '* *» th* detar,'and the church was most nt- Pickering. 1 1 1 tii ink of the pure water found |n | \ dock for the holidays, motoring < !h., ,o of " ‘J* *-l*v 'Commission ft* with a decorated Christ11 . (Continued op page d) , Ln?. ' i l *“m ,,x T,vo Hundred am) w.nl Vr;, - I s hM* . ‘*v'«d uP°a «na fyom fo rt. Fierce. L. ? y Thousand Dollars will be reThe aacred Concert on Sunday tree on each side of the plat­ V .V r provide (I fund aufflclem Mr. and Mrs. , band huge red and tinsel stars evening, under the direction of Christmas with Mr. Kemp’s moth ..nlrif.ii r. i';hiisulial font?*Cu.In rt “"d equipoftt Hanmuthe City t o S y S F i S S H .'t e .K f l |tsd. Bev. Orwick, who is tho Mrs. W. E. Cole, assisted by Mrs. cr nt I’alnthn. forii i lurlda. and the-sum of Two Sem ltlpt* O ouatr, F lo rid a, ou Moallui.dfrd and Fifty Thuusand DolJag oltcrnato minister at the W. G. Ferguson) Mrs. Donald An­ ln.- to be derived from the sale of Miss Corn Hill nnd Albert Cun Sodi*t Church was present) derson, Mrs. Elmer Hybtlainc, ilr*. Ih. bonds proposed h>- this Old!Iiatio- lo be Issued. Is hereby approCut Prices a good representation from his Norman Pickering, was most jm- nlnghapi of Winter I’nrk spent prijied esrluslvel) f,,r said pur*»*»-, P‘r « . °* Pare«ls It land Situr churches at Maitland . arid iressivc. “The Light on Syrian Christmas with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lew p«Re. That u bnntl ItitiA Florida. No, t f l , e n title d : „ • icirr, also visitors from UpThp program opened with •AN (UlDINANOK IMlOVtDINC FTlfl AN 1HHUK OA' BONDB D1 1113 Sanford Bg by the congregation and T U B P IT Y O F SA N FO nD ,- F IX ) sued as fallows: JUDA. IN TH K HUM O F TWO HUN tov. James Thompson, followed 5 JHtRD ANI1 F I F T Y THOUSANC citation, "A Welcome,** Billy DOLDAUH FO P MUNICIPAL 1‘l i n iy singing of the hymn, ”0 Come, S K JH B a TH R PllOCHBIW 11KR1VK1 • ■ v, AH Ye Faithful.” Costumes ns in ;■ ristmas , 'drill, Primary and ^!ble times. Conducted by Com- 3 t departments. munity Church. S ipture reading, A-.O, Stevens, { Scene I. A Rond Outside of Beth- 5 dtatiom - “Lighted* Candles,’* Ifhem, a Mitsjfrtvc. ’ v ’ > Family conversing by roadside, ,5 iy«r, Rev, Orwick. itatlon, “Christmas in the Miss' Margaret Sprout, mother; J Edward Zimmerman, fulhor; M ary's Dunn nnd Raymond Anderson, E SK S.JJtSak-A.'js children. F IF T Y TIKHTHAND DODDAIUI FD R MONICII'At. FUHPOHBH, T U B P n o C1HKU8 DHHIVBD FROM TH K HAl.t: T IIB IIK O F TO IlK UHRD . AND KXPHNDHD OT KRBCT, CO.N. IK T ItlU rr AND E Q U IP A .U U N IC f. |I*AI. HOMMTAD IN T H E CITY OF i N»A*N F O R I i , FLORIDA, and AOA1NHT HONDH,” i5 Carol, ‘‘Away In a Monger,” £ Sunday School. ’ Scene II. A Field Ncnr Methte-'* hem. ^ Shepherds. Gordon Cole, Franris ' ■ Tullcy, Melvin Dunn. J Recitation, "Good Tidings o f 1a Great Joy,” I^srraine Campbell. * Vocnl res|>onse. "Glory to God J citation, Myrtle Brnddock. in the Highest,” Mrs James M 3 ino?0g, ”A- Christman Song." Thompson. Mrs. Norman I’ieker J [e Em go, Anna Jon*3. ritution, "The Story Santa I Told/1 Ester Ericson. {miV-Audlence.----- - , citation, "Gates and Doors,” i Smith. , cal duet, Eileen Farinn, Anna aceordian accompnnimrnt, Inbo Farina. hem,” Sunday School. fellatio^ “Christmns,” Irene Scene IV. The Nativity. citation, “ White fitars ol stmas Shine,” Eileen Farina mg, “SUar o f the East,” Bertlui ri'^itw ie Stevens. ’ tcStation,llesbah touchstone (■citation, Sam Cochran. " ymn, niidicnco, fading, .“Legend of n Christ Ro$e/’ Bertha Travis. antomimd,-"£liiBnt Night,” Pau ’ouchstone. 1 Smith,- Ohthcririp' Cochran, le Durluiin, litene' Stevens, Mary ref Mm, Woodman“ »oloist. h-arlbutlon of gifts by Santa Mary, Eudnrn Ferguson; Joseph, Norman Pickering: The Babe. J limes Booth Thompson. Carol, "Holy Night," Sunday School. i Adoration of the Mngi: Wise Men, Charles Whitaker, Donald ‘Anderson, Elliot Wilson. Adoration solo, “Whose Child Is This,” Mrs. James Thompson? Childhood ’J M v k ,i)u rre of, Roanoke V*., Is, expected’ to arrive in Lake M a c Wednesday to visjt his brother. Messrs. Pupro and Carrington, accompanied by Frank Leslie V * Wife, tt-jde up a party speeding Wl. "DW ---. _# jl Miss Muffet, Ja n tl tittle. Jack Horner, Billy Evans, as their guests last week, Mr. and and Jill, Mhky Steven?. Mis. Gus Sylvan Joseph. Sylvon end, Mrs. Burgeof Detroit, At a meeting of the congrega­ Bo Peep. Myrtle Braddock. tion following the mr io*n« m c c ‘ ' ♦1 STARKE—New filling station being erected, tim er Madison and Walnut Streets. w ith 1 lb. CRISCO Adoration, Christine use, Marguerite refreshments ^*x' ~ White. mm Place Your Order Now Cole. • Scene V. On a Syrinn Hilistde. Moslem Muezzin, Ed. L. Zimmer­ man; Moslem women, Margaret Sprout, Corn Ring, Alma Ring. Ma, bel Ferguson, Mary Dunn. Beatrice enediction, Re' Orwick. Grenleuf. 'halrmau of program, Mrs. N Carol, “Bring Them In." Sunday Braddock. School. Sentences by loader, Rev. . _ . n Friday evening, the!•«. new Thompson. Response by Moslem women. tmuriity building waa ’the-acene Carol, "Joy to tho World,” Sun­ 1 moaL enjoyable occasion, the imunity Christmas tree, when day School. Missionary talk, by Dr. E. J. tlicaily everyone in town gath1 with ideal Christmas spirit, Pace of Ijongwood Bible Confer­ little fellow whose mother was ence and Missionary School. Dr. i, and whose father could not Puce is cartoonist for the Sunday ago a Christmas tree; the boy School Times, formerly missionary »t parent*, eould not afford a to the Philippines and fur a num­ 1, and t^io* boy whose parents ber of years director of the mis­ d give him tn*urythingr each sionary course of the Moody Ribltfl his chare in the progrtyn, tho Institute of Chicago, III. .He is 9 ment, puted to be the world’s greatest i* opportunity for ci Ihc iilme consideration from Bible cartoonist. Dr. Pace will ad­ Ita Claus. C. H. Ellis, president dress the people of Lake . Mary unber of Commerce, was master ilgalp on Wednesday ^evening at the Commupity Chamber of Commerce ieff monies. 1 W hall wras beautiful in decora- building, on the Country Club road. I of red npd green, with a Mcr- ■ Friends of W. J . Hopkins, Jr., |hristipns! . iijid Happy Ndtv who was called to his home ln Tennessee on Sunday by ii tele­ ^garland his ■ tree wa* . ’*JVC(BwRfr^Piihu-<I, gram informing, him of ,n)other’§ illness, will regret to hear B^a •huge ei*ctfie'»«jUk^/iti^ ■ the work, of Leon Q. ipickef- of her death on Monday, and sym-j ■ The program, under the di- pathizo with him in this bereave-j ftn of the— Parent-Teaehers’ mcnt.,_.»____ L i-----------------T~ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Wester spent ■Nation, showed much work on H B t of fhe committee, and the Christmas Day at Pierson, where K .m well trained. This Ilergep Wester ployed the violin Pram, In charge of Miss Lucille part in the services at tho Luth*r-t P?U, Mis* Fanny Bella Priest an Church on Christmas morning. R. D/ White.'was surprisod by at r Clarence Priest, was a* folnumber of friends who gathered at 1 pt: K , “AH Hail tire Power of his home on Christmas Day to ^ congratulate him .on thp flftlothk N«‘ Name,” audience. anniversary of his birth,; ^hichji |»VZrr>Rev- James Thompson. K i n . “Mother Goose’s Visit was t*.,i Dec. 22. Among those f>re-, j font w m kU ta incijthew, FroricL hSant.-) Cluiw.” Janes, from Scranton, Pa,, Miss J Betty Janes,’ Mlsi Leitha White, Ij ; u .P K kh.n>. m p p Fisher, Fonda irge Powloy, Er- New Years HUCTION J. Thai Ibis OWllnnnea ■linll brrom* rffoiivu Immediately upon Its nassiiKe anil nitnmlnn! All our felt hnta have ‘Kkr* f- been reduced to soli at these low prices for * Velvets, veloura and silks will be sold re­ gardless of Value, forjn*Uy , j 110 Magnolia Avei • * . v ^ jri 'j ' On Entire Stock ATCHES �_ fcon.l C lass M atter. 191 *. a t th*i.PortoM ice l'lo rld n . under Act o t IT! |'-AT- — y ~ JO X E K , S a u i t a f E d i t o r IW M IU M IO X H A TK d l / Y * * r —IT 0#J Six MenttifclMO. -------- Id c u r I,y C a r r i e r , war . W a a k ly E d itio n t i n t ‘'T V All o t ic e i obituary c a rd * o f chank *. reso lu tio n * Ice* o ( en tertain m en ts w hore •ro nuvlo will beet t a r a d v e rtisin g rate*. . ■■■■•* 4 _ _ _ _ _ _%- . u tris^rraiE B K It f f A S S O r l A l 6 t l x t « r i u * K V h ' {■•publication of apectst herein *r« alao reserved. DAYj DBC. 30, 1826 ____/T.-rr^ . « « « n c ttA tn ri>*TrouM • l e a n l a k a a t K a a f a r d 'a f r o a t » u a trr m l * __Im *1 <• J x c k a O a - SI. J o k n * - t a - «i n i * , , Caaai. ‘ " 7 -1 a t w h ite w a r* p e e l, t e a a l * c o u r t* . J i "K f f *( b u ild in g p r« . ■|OU*e*. h o te l* , a p a r t , it h e a v e * . C o m m Im U o o f fiv e m e m - " , >u # f b o u l e v a r d •L » k i M a a ro e . if * lty h e a a tlC le a « ? ' *eh o ol * r * t r m ^ _ r « T U I t » fo r ta e re a a e d '-----------------BIBLE (VERSE FOR TODAY fill. - — IE SOUL—"Now set and, your »oul to seek ><&6rd your God,” 1 .Chron. fER-r-0 Lord my God, in i do I put my trust. j£f.£Rrt----- o-------L tosai»-wORDH |the corpse rcS B?iij lily Bright; >*, J l a j a s l remark was “jfou're mighty right,'* —Sanford Herald. this^arii of ashes . A>e kept by hi* wld, 1 n f t r to tho boob who ii'*’St«p on it, kid" ‘.i, In Florida Timca-Union. ,, here lies Then-pecked Bones Fetter, ltft..W.ift’a first pies, other’s were better." . B,| in Hendry Co. New *. ' ;v — ;«■ - . rest* In peace ‘J YWillio Fane; kbqalttd, “Watch me; j boat that train.” 3^8,’T„ In Dado City Banner. llxf5 . l e y Bay that the mu....„ ~ -. „ out of fashion. The explsnatie people are living so fast they don’t have time to bother with inquiries into \vhat should constitute their “I Wiir Won't” in a new year. Another explanation is that people nre more honest with themselves than they used to be. In other words, they know that most Of the brave words they used .to say, making ready for a year of better living, turned out to be nothing But words. They see that it is not only foolish but (downright harmful to make solemn resolves which they know they are not going to carry out. But even if people do not make New Year’s resolutions most of us know of resolutions that would be very valuable for us to adopt and live up to. M o s t of jja^know that wd have habits that are harmful, bad habits indenting, for ir«stance, that are injuring our health. Most of us have bad habits of thought, too, that nre more deadly to our health t hun 5a -poison-carrying food. f • We all know that. We all know that the anger-habit, fori instance, is a destroyer of mind and body. We all know that unkind thoughts, jealous thoughts, vicious thoughts of any kind are virulent poison. /v £ Billy- liclasco, :the words: I you so." -Wont Wonderland Developer. A Dr. Work Who Work*. He Patient With Static. ■fm BY ARTHUR BRISBANE — i -i . SECRETARY KELLOGG assure* Sc iintor Borah thjut in Nicaragua, wo arc not taking sides with the established ahnky government, or with the victorious rebels. Our forces arc only protecting Ameri­ can life and property. v No one quoationa Secretary Kellogg’B absolute Sincerity, and hi* statement is reassuring. On tho. Other hand Senator Borah say*. "The rcvolutipn, in Nicaragua wiu) inspired and i* directed by eight or ten persona here, who are not even Nicarnguans,” IT IS PERHAPS none of the American people'* business, but they-would like to know who it ia that pulls strings in a neighbor­ ing republic, making it necessary to send our forces there, * ; We would not let Nicaragua land forces here. Why bully a small neighbor? We don’t land forced in Russia, you'll notice. Tf New Year’s resolutions could be powerful enough to make us get rid of our bad habits—Weil, likely as not we would not adopt them! We rnuat enjoy our bad habits or we would not assist them to grow. We must enjoy the breaking down of our minds and our bodily strength or we MUSSOLINI SAYS. ’ shall would not continue to do the things that cause such break­ make no new province* until 1023. ing. We must enjoy ill-health or we would not invite it to Then I will reward those region* laborious, come and live with us. ' I which .. , .. show . themselves . .... So probably the whole solution of what makes success-1 ‘Three wonderful words for a naful New Year resolutions is to be found in the extent to Hon that wisho* to domlnato in old which the "Resolves" would bo enjoyed by their makers. “I Roman fashion, laborious, disci­ prolific, will smoke not less than five cigars or ten cigarettes every plined, l.aliorious, you produce results; day of hatred and iliuciplined, you obey without ques.- in 1927." "I will harber my - thoughts play with them in my secret heart until I write their records; tion orders of n mind better than on my fnce." “I will rat anything and everything that yours; prolific, you provide chil­ to work after you have work­ strikes my fancy." "I will get hold of nil the money I can in dren ed yourself to death. every slick way I can.” What a list of casy-to-keep resolutions most people THREE BETTER words, for could make, if instead of trying to live better, healthier, more America, were chosen by n former useful lives, they would choose tho rules by which they arc president of the Santa Fc, Mr. Ripioy, "organize, deputize, super­ ulrcady running their days. vise.” But, in the supposition, that m ost o f us have beautiful moments when we find ourselves in the mood for the better AS FOR BEING prolific, Musso­ things, moods in which we find ourselveft fervently longing lini would know more about that for strength of soul great enough to make and keep great if lie were an Italian woman, in­ resolutions, in that supposition, we are leaving this with stead of an Itnliun dictator, and hud n few children on his own ucone of the ideal New Year resolutions, whose author is not cou nt. known. Perhaps you can take it to y o u rself th e fir s t day of 1927 and say; DR. WORK, S E C R E T A R Y o f the I R esolve: T o cre a te happiness in m yself and o th ers. I will keep a strong body for tin* work I have to d o ; a loving heart for th ose about m e; a d e a r mind fo r all tru th , w hose recognition b rings freedom , a poised, unconquerable soul for the ideal whose cham pion 1 declare m yself. And I will possess a faith m ighty enough to ro u t a n x ie ty , ride over d ifficu lty, challenge hard sh ip , sm ile th rough g rief, deny failu re, see only v ic­ to ry , looking to th e end; by which hopeful assu r­ ance now attu ned, I am at peace w ith m yself, th e w orld, and th e In fin ite . J Him dead, tutfeWM . If He Were A Woman. Foolishly Inadequate Punishment LOOKING A HEAD MIAMI NEWS Deapite increasing spot tines* down to fluctuations growing out mui the inability of some sections .of supply and demand— except ns to maintain the pace previously the level itself is changed by sh ifts set, the year lP2ti is closing with in the gold supply or the ratio of interior, says of the HI27 nutiook, the average of business activity hank credit volume to thnt supply, ■'There is not n single distress sign still fuvorald) high. Twenty thou"E v e r y now and then,” says Mr. ■•n i he whole economic horizon." |sand business executives, reprr Shaw, ” m business and in other S e cre ta ry Work doesn’t sit itt his ' seating every section of the coun­ desk, guessing, lie travels over t r y . who make up "T h e Council on I directions, it pays to take ‘time out’ the country constantly, studying the Trend of Business." believe that to study the lay o f the land. P e r ­ haps in business the year-end is a opportunities for national im prove­ whenever On- pendulum -wings too particularly good time for such a ment. He knows conditions, and fa r business men are rpiiek to looking about. Might not those of his opinion is important and en start it back toward normal and us who do mi add something along couruging that the reaction has already set the lines of this to our New Y ear t n. From many quarters have come S E C R E T A R Y WORK IS much report*, of more careful work in resolution? ‘ Resolved, to first know in every detail and interested in u must important market analysis, of efforts to sub my market g a th e r in g uf which the general stitute wall-planned sales develop­ from every angle, and thus d irect­ public knows nothing It is the ment for snles-getting at any cost. ed to put the profitable attain m en t of the greatest possible volume in Pan Pacific ennference to he held The present outlook n; not for its richest parts ahead of the getnt Honolulu in February. Twentyforced liquidation, growing out of l he largest volume at-uny-cost pol­ five nations have accepted m vita ill sharp contraction of hunk cn-dicy, doing so as a logical result of t ions to attend the conference its. A- W..hhaw. who gathered the |considering prices and margins, us which will ilisi uhh education, re­ |opiniun**of the 20,000 buxines* men ns 'sftlea habilitation. reclamation. and re- ir e fe rix d to above, asserts thnt, ns ' well as ‘sale* totals. total*. " creation * p mkgtcr ofjfn et^ there are many American has had a tremendous indications- in iho-aindcrlyidg Trend market jo exploit. She has driven HE PA TIE N T W ITH s l a f k . th a t Ta new price-level dependent mass production to unprecedented when it interferes with jazz mU*ic on tlw supply of gold has been e s ­ j lengths. Pries margins in many or prize fight news coming swtfct tablished, ami th a t it will he nf * fields have become thill. But the ly over y'out radio. P ro fesso r Pu- fectefl by change in the gold sup- |future is bright for those who keep pin of Columbia college snys static ply changes in the relationship tconstantly jack in g up sales quotas and "fa d in g ." enemies of radio en­ betwf n gold stocks and the vnl- and who will in IK27 bend every thusiasts, really indicate that other ume if hank eri-elit If tills is the I ounce of energy towar d eclipsing planets are trying to talk to us changes will simmer old sales records. They send powerful m essages that in terfere with our feeble radio, and Pu pi ii think* iv •• -hull understand By John Hluki those messages wj Ujiu twenty five “ D rivin g while drunk $ 1 0 4 .Sf»" “ D riving while drunk $ 1 8 0 ." "D riv in g while drunk, forfeited $ 1 5 0 ,” T h r e e amall item s in a list of eleven cases before a mu­ X>lt* as if an organized gnng at work in Snnford. nicipal judge iti Miami. And item s of th a t kind are found in new spapers pub­ cn. again perhaps sonn lished in o th e r Florida towns. -playing the races too Instead o f sending men to long term s in ja il, in stead of =*$ takin g away the privilege of operating an autom obile upon a that wc started alm ost the streets and highw ays, th e courts of Flo rid a impose a to make Sanford "the saf- few fines or collect estreated bonds, and send th e crim in als iri" back to th e ir murder road. T. 1 1 ■ ■O....... — E v e r y man driving an autom obile while drunk is a |h>smber this; you may get u lit- endangers t h e sa fety and the l i v e s 'years , row seat with a balcony tick- tential m u rd erer it won't be in the orchestra. of every oth er trav eler on th e rout!. He is absolutely u nac­ OUR AGE L I S T E N S in d ifferen t­ countable, except as he is accountable to h im self for tak in g im, flood* in Tennessee arc ly to thnt news, hut no man can the drink th a t is to befuddle his brain and send the control uting tho governor of Tennessee e x a g g e ra te its importance. - J that perhaps hi* own stale of his cu r into tin* jxnver of the dem ons th at have taken If planets millions of years older possession of his mind. Hdt above reproach. t h a n ,o u r earth could tell us what ---------- o---------"D riv in g while drunk $184.85." T h e money f<u- the fine they know, our science might jump ident Coolldgc snys the is provided at the expense o f the m an's fam ily. T he city ahead ns rapidly as a child adStates is fundamentally , ___ . , i i i , , ,i ■ ,, , vnnres in knowledge a f te r it has Ju s tic e i* s u P!k.s .‘<| to j l r J i r , l w l tl> tlllk ttll,f rPud. ), "Wonder if h« speaking tre a su ry in accounted enriched. dally or religiously. nave been satisfied And th e man goes buck to his booze We light little bonfire-, heat and his e a r for an o th er assault upon t h e w elfare of the pub- st*-nm. and tlu.s "h tain power (pc ji* nationally known publication lie the c ity is supposed to protes t ' M,,r" miri'< tvn.h us to harness to be n hard the power of the un, and transmit A m a n who drives a car while drunk should be punished energy without w.n *, which would estato operators won't t'fvrbrry about thnt. They’re used as d rastically as any would-he m urderer is punished. A man do away with engines or fuel on w h o h as been convicted of driving a c a r while drunk should flying machines, and give us un­ he forbidden from op eratin g an autom obile on any public limited power. jhWa iiidn’t know that the jolly bld'ipmtllemnn played golf, but tho road. WISE MEN IN Milwaukee will - O ------------------------•papers arc saying that on devote three days to disscussing ' mu* day John D. Rockefeller NEW YORK IS a hard-boiled town, Consider an inci­ high questions, including this, Kunta C)*U8. dent in a Broadway thentfer last Friday night. At the end "Can Christianity lie of any prac­ tical use In changing existing con­ lllsh are noted for "mud- of the performance of "The Pirates of Penzance" a member ditions?” th," but-who wants to of the cast made a tittle speech saying thnt inasmuch as Sir Christianity has been changing i«M ; The . fellow who Arthur Sullivan was the author of some famous hymns, and" existing conditions for about nine­ is* tho i«-s -it was Christmas Eve, tho company would like to sing teen hundred years. There is no why it should break down g g y y n— °oB u • the first verse of "Onward, Christian Soldiers." And there­ reason now. To "Idve thy neighbor ns f t * ' «^ ''N**r>.York C ity o f ficialr. have upon, witli the audience standing, they gathered in a group thyself," trying to help him, in­ Ltheatrical producers to use and sang the great hymn with all the earnestness and fervor stead of trying tb rob him. will brush In cleaning up cf a camp meeting. Such a Godless old city!—New York always improve conditions if men ow*. ;They don’t need Herald-Tribune. mean it. sing brush; they need a OUR GOVERNMENT knows all ' that. But fncts mean Jess nt W H E R E T H E Y CAME FROM Washington than tho lobbying of j"hl*- arrival in Texas folST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT ship builders and manufacturers nt* recent acquittal of Tho Florida Key lime ho* been God-endowed atate that his grand­ of armor plate. "conspiracy to defmud, * contracted pneumonia extolled us among tho finest children's generation would think THE JAPANESE emperor dead Jeay of Tennessee grown, and many of tho lime trees them wild.” r C lf» God V retribution.’ of this name have been found on Thu sumo authority say* Dr. and embalmed, will Ho in state for _. . h ------------ ------the lower edge of tho ntatc on Perrine introduced the SIsel hemp 50 days. Hie son, Hirohito, 25 years old, of ours with whom wc tho mainland, tho territpry in into tho lower part of the state, which they- grow being known os bringing soven plants of this fibre takes tho Mikado’s throne, no' ays agree says: the “wild lima belt,” tno supposi­ plant from Yucktan. From those dressed in the old strnngo clothes, j ljttle bond lsaua, tion having been that .this papular plant* the Sinai hemp has spread but in tho fighting uniform of nt you cryA?; citrus fruit was indigenous ta that as far north aa Jupiter Inlet. western soldiers. • hospital section. ' f e­ eet pjrc and bye. l sweet Dr. Perrine was -massacred at aFa»Iy^ ?.W?lt looms, however, that the “wild Indian Key in 1840 by the Indians, Jpf01 Coiftt&blporary Comment lurtla aeven men were re­ lime" w * b not wild at all, but was but the Pcrrino Grant still bears sentenced to death for at- introduced Into this country" from his name and his descendants are Visitor (being round caaW . _ shown .. ‘ a voung girl. Yet we coll Yucatan bv the late Dr. Henry enjoying the fruit* of his fore* tleJls-'‘Who Js tho vict'm in the and uncivilized. In Ferrino, who brought from that thought topturc chamber?" Host—“That men. would havo land a handful of litne seed and Much speculation has Keen in­ the torture chamber—.that’s lantedmm them onRwhat in known os dulged in a* to just how the coco­ isn’t' MH _ arid convicted. They PU____ my wife having her beauty treatthe cnio and tho Perrine Grant below Miami: nut happened to bo growing in mont."— Passing S’ This was the statement of Mrs. Florida, but old settlers In the would‘ have VV • * I M U I V t | V* *>*•*•»! la, unless they Cap#43sblo district have no hesita­ lowly ppinut b coming into published in th« Octo- tion In saying that nut* were its.Tits Aegroca. and then - * .Sdoth Georgia own luarterly, issued by the Florbar nuarterly, been lyneSJd^t washed in to shore from a wrecked farmer* w! fremained loyal Ida Hlatoricnl schooner In the 'Atlantic and no- anti steadfast little “goober" d pioneer and tur* did the re st .• pr.^Pe jln o ^ pty pooketbook # b fi now find friend it idea d fln The drild oraij r{*r> the i [g u araa.rl turned out fickle and . clng Into Florida " the .pl hanas »r " * eeett anyt ‘a n tly j “ W 1* hi knew nature could no wall-. are 11 to C elebrate The New Yeai at The B L A C K BEA1 TA V ER N Friday, Dec. 31st. Dancing from 9:30 to 2 a m. Music by "R ED ” DEAN’S SYNCOPATERS T h e Ja z z ie s t Ja z z Jazzers th a t evei Jnzzed a * . * Jazz '<1 Cover Charge $2.00 per Person including dancing. Wire or call at Tavern for reservations at once From A Distance* The painter, at work on u c a n ­ vs'imlerfui jh«-iii " T h e Elegy in u vas, lays on colors here and there, Country Church Yurd," he did not or moulds a figure with light lines. try, by close application to hurry Then he Htands hack and looks I to it ns he felt called upon to do, at his work ns it will appear when ;venrs to its composition, returning it is completed from a distance. -- it nn lie Tel culled upon to do, The sculptor of the g r e a t war now und then, and rebuilding in group on Stone Mountain in the the light of perspective. south of the United S t a te s , can No seven years were ever better see before him only u shnpelesr- -pent by a poet. muss of rock, out of which he must In this world and in ther.e lim ehew figures of men and horses ii s ni-eussarv to work not only with a background behind them. will und accurately, but to work The job is too , lose for’ him to rapidly at the same time. study ar. he works. Everybody is in n hurry, and it So occasional] > he must go to u distance, and there look it care you do not hurry too - that is if van do not work expeditiously, yui fully over. Then hu note* what is to be vitl soon Ire left behind. But there is alw ays timo t< done, marks the place's where work is needed and returns to his scaf -t«nd buck from day to day a n n look at whnt you hnve done or nre fold on the mountain side. Most of us are too closo to our lining from nil possible angles, jobs to understand them perfectly. i Thnt is the only way you car It is needful, from time to time, hope for improvement. If you d< to stand back and look at them not improve you will soon s t a r t tc front a distance, so us to sec the gn buck, for there is no such thing •relative importance of some of a- standing still. the details. The boy in nn athletic tmmpetition sees for the time being only the necessity of winning the race; and that is as it should be. But when ho is not actually com­ peting, he must go to a distance and determine just where the extra effort must be put forth, and how tho nerves rnd the muscles must bo trained so that this can bts done. Incidentally it is worth his while quite often to retire a ways from athletic^,’ and decide just exactly bow Important n part of his edu­ cation and life they are, and whother he is not giving them more thought than he ought to,‘ in " the fact that he can hardly to support himself’ by thenv , 1 »" WJiin Thomas Gray wrote hi Keep a sense of values in your mind by looking nt all you do from n distance. Then you can analyze V"ur mistakes and nvoid them in \ the future; ifo is complicated, hut it is not fm •.. . . Clitneso Chef, Wung Hi, W , Quality Meats i t low est Prices I 108 P^jtnrtto Lard Tho new $1 bills’ arc to b« 25 er cent cotton, wo are told. Hefq Es a chance to start a movement to collect $1 bills and boost the cot­ ton market.—Moultrie Observer. ♦ ;* . . • mm WM : ■f5, * ® 1 "Constructive rritieism” is the kind that father used to apply out in the stood shod with a> shingle. It always helped.—Hartwell Sun. YES SIR! . 1 We are buying our tires at . CHOP SUEY CIIOVV MEIN* etc., prepared by our difficult if you use nil your fnci) itirs in the most intelligent fashion pn-sible. grgg j.-.» " ' - rV •t Western * �r ■•.#' t ,t CE TELEPHONE 148 ■• C a le n d a r Thursday ^* < j,” by the SntiCnrlo Opera at athsMUana—Theater at w ifcl**: — ' V ia - _glna will entartain at jdt 3 o’clock at the Wo* job, honoring Mrs. Julius •of Lansjale, l ’a. tnd Mrs, -.8. Ot Obaeo will §L at buffet supper and ftTionoring their son BC. ,t‘ *' \ ; YU- . f ’* [i ; = will entertain itch and alun\ber party at on W est.Fifth street, ’ Mlu Martha Fitts. ■*' "'tsented by tho San era company at 2:1B o’. Milano Theater. C. R. Kiftlcy will > n tcrseheon.at j o'clow nt her Lake . Onota honoring tha Fitts. »" presented by the San 1 Opera Company a t the Theater a t '8:16 o’clock.. LeVemo Hurt entertains honoring Miss Char5tryker* of Lansdalc, Pa. npbell Loosing Post, Amcriogion Auxiliary, New Year’s k I-' Saturday Fannie S. Munson will enthe girls of the college set to 4 o’clock at her homo on avenue. r ■ ... : jL ■ _____ \ >f i . if i fig®! •■■HVni ‘ MRS, FRED a Di Tf I 1 V:'. t, SOCIETY EDITOI mm/ F2S RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:* 2 ’ . *»_’ t* 1 .j* ad >_» .* J . Also Mrs. Charles Vincent, Mrs. TOO LATE TO CLA881FY Mr, and Mra. Robert MESDAMES WILLIAMS AND GIBBS Harry Wilson, Mrs. J . M. Wal­ arid Mra;‘Evelyn Pearsotl ef l lace, Mrs, Fred Walama, Mrs. ARE HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE FOR RENT OR 8ALE - Parity mill, t . K wha Have been r Christopher Williams, Mr*. L. E. furnished 5-room stucco bunga­ the holidays here with A pretty compliment . to Mina Ben Cantwell. Bobert McEwcn, White, Mrs. Henry .Wight, Mrs. Never has tho Woman's Club low on Park Are. Reply Box 150, wore lafd with dainty covers and Catherine Winn of Valdosta, Ga., Ldgcrton Patterson, Stacy White ' Hal Wight, Mrs, Ralph Wight, been more artistically decorated centered with crystal 'bud vases Mr*. W. Wallace Wright, Mrs. J . care Herald. who is tho attractive houso guest short time. • R°^C«M..Dot,:;on' Robcrt Jenkins than on Wednesday afternoon when holding exquisite pink rosebuds, D. Woodruff. Mrs. W. E. Watson, of Mrs. Albert ,Pt Connelly, was and William Moye. Mrs. Janet Chester Gibbn and Mm. and refreshments of tutti frutti Mrs. B. F. Whitnor, Mrs. E. W. tho dance given •.at* •, Also Messrs. Pearce Griffin, Fred T. Williams were hostesses at ice cream, Individual cakes em- .Trueman and Mrs. Percy W. His* FOR RENT—6 - room unfurnished Country Club W ' bungalow on Palmetto Ave. Re­ George Knight, John Edward Hig- bjfdgc. bossed in pink roses, plzik and‘cock. by JSvernll Dash ply Box M. J., care Herald. Kins, A-'dmond Robert of Orlando Tall, fqsthery boughs of bamboo green mintr and coffeo were served | Abo the Misses Rosalind WilJerome Tillman of Orlnndo, Arch encircled'Hie spacious auditorium, by a bevy of lovely young college liamson of Gainesville, Catherine Avery of Orlundo, I f e a ti’Ncal of where the card tables were ar­ girls, including the Misses Sarah . Winn of Valdosta, Ga., Margarot FOR RENT — 5-room unfurnished stucco bunpilow on Palmetto Oriaudo, Mr. Johnson. ofl'Orlnpdo; ranged for play. Tho balconies Evelyn williams, Olive Newman,' Cowan, Carmota Barber, Emily Dean Berg Corporation, v _ _______ W* M- Dash,; B*mTfc*te.< jack were entwined with garlande of Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Maude iGriffln, Mildred Holly, Mae Holly, Ave. inir Phnni, 71.1 Phone 713. handsome Wfbe.of white georgetto P«‘cr», Jamb* Wright, Sam star!jassamine und ferns. Placed I.akr, Claire Zachary, Camieta JEleanor Herring, Lenabello Hagan, nerald Building. ___________ ____ ■ . elaborately''headed with rhine- Fleischer, Martin Tc*guc, Robert about tho room were white trel* Barber. Mildred Holly, Mae Holly. Maudn Lake, Georgia Mobley, Olive 4 ;; ContinttOB* h o r n I p. m, t a stones and acqulty. , Deane, Ed Lake, Algernon Speer, Uses entwined Ivith greenery, on Emily Griffen and Lcnabclld Ha- Newman, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, II P. m. Misa Winn was *a dainty figure ^rnnc Turner Jr„ Alvin Wight of which wore fastened wall tickets Kfln B R O K E N R E S T ’) (Naomi Scoggan, Charlotte Smltn I filled with pink roses and gera­ in a most becoming frock of red (-ain'- Ga., nn,l Joseph Robison of inviu-d guests were: Mrs. G. D. , Helen Vernay. Sarah Evelyn Wil* Caused by Bladder Irritation la Na- j Thomaovillc, Ga. niums. In the center of the room Bishiip, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. jlisma and Margaret Clark. georgette. tare's Danger Signal. }5 * • Archie Hettr, Mrs, Brnxton B. ____ _ _ ,_______ Also Messrs. W. A. Adams, Max a huge, bowl of deep pink roseo and Many feature dances were en­ Baggett, Mrs. Francis E. Bdlz,' sprigs of ferns and* greenery add-.V u r ,dim* t **■v * •ay»: B S a n C a r l_o joyed during tho evening. The Stewart, Luke Thompson, Hope I .l li.V l i l s-,K. tril W Huriiii° ' ihas more fortu r* r»edi»s cnniMncJ. g • C f f l l l d music for the dancers wns fur­ Huff, James Hughes of DeLand,l<'tl nn nvtlatic touch. On the stage Mrs J. r. Bennett. Mrs. R. C. Bow- |C k I T P C IM C C A D , sorap d a y s | had a lm o s i a c o n sta n t er, M rs . Boyce Bell, Mrs. J. C. I3eri- U n L i l u . t H a u l U l * d e s i r e w i t h a l e r r l h l e burning s e n s a ­ nished by tho Scmlnolo Syncopa­ Elwyn Moore, Harton Mabry, Dcr-' ond mn,' tcl wcr« small potted son Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Jo*.'! A„ gk. _ ' Shirard, ‘ - John - — Hutchins, ’Amos palms interspersed with bowls of tion. W on hi be bothered about six nard ^ C om i te**. Punch was served through­ t i m e s ut night. Will t e ll or w r i t e Wimbish, Walter Barber, Joe white narcisrua. The lights were, ch.ii.ndfn, n.„ d c . u . . i i . i mv e x p e r ie n c e to any one." Don't out the evening. shaded with lily shades of pink and Mrs S f). Chase, Mrs. George A j l a k e a s t r i n g e n t s fo r thle. You may PrwenUi Tho chaperones were Mr. nnd Caldwell, Philip. Mauckof Kissimg e l the hab it or tie forced contlu uThis dainty color scheme* Dei'nttes. Mrs. E. A. Douglass and ‘ » ‘d nature, U il i la t e d huchu, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrt. Robert m°1’’ JIm Mulligan of Orlando, H. green. Afternoon Froffram ■ . ,, . „ , , . . . . was effectively carried out in every Mrs Fred Daigork ( K e l l e r F o r m u l a ) , a c t s on t h e tiladA f Newman and Mrs. E. D. Mob- ’ L' . Morrcl1- George Cowan, Clay detail. ile r a s epsom s a l t * do on the hotveis. Also Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. | Moi,t forKpt that « dBridges. D r i v e s out fo re ig n m a tte r, d ecre ase s ‘T t f a r t h a ” ley. ,jkc the bowels, sometimes Receiving the guestr upon ar­ Dona hi 1^ Drummond, Mrs. K. S .1 IAlso Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnllnnd Dean, I ro tatio n . " " * V,nK Invited guests were: The MissDutton, Mrs. John C. been, Mrc. i get sluggish nnd clogged and noed Nlffht Program es Catherine Winn, Chivalettc Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, rival were the hostesses and Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. A, M. beForesr,(g flushing occasionally. cls 3 we . V*iirrS.*Wratory\ Meehan*' E. W. Trueman of Saint Maries. Mr. and Mrs. I,co Conoley, Mr. Smith of Ocala, Olive Newman, i c s h u i g Ohio. L ocally at Koumlelut. lira. Percy Hiscock of|JJ" R - R* Jj*?’ 2 ” ’ ^ A ' ,Fr S ' hn'> backache nnd dull miaery in " Drl AH(|r*rMiii Dfiiy Cfl. | Maude Lake, Mary Elizabeth Pu- anil Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mr. Idaho, and Mrs n a a i M iz n a a n : Coral Gables , riste r, of Mrs. ' Ibr kidney region, severe head= leQton, Mno Holly, Mildred Holly, and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mr. and ■ir. ■e her house irucsts. ilowiiy. Mrs \\ . D. Gardiner, Mrr. ..... ........... .............. , ___ i . i Hams, who are her house guests. aches, rheumatic twin^ca, torpid • R u a i i u i i i i i i i i n ^ i i i i g u H n n n n n , Camilla Puleston, Georgia Mobley, Mrs. Monroe IJ. Hutton, Mr. and ...... ........................W' Hilt. Mrs. George G. Hor­ Mrs. Gibbs was attired in a stun*! livci , acid sU.,nach, slecpletsness Sarah Evelyn Williams, Claim Mrs Ruymond Fox und Mr. and ning frock of Ijtnvin green g eo ri* t^ n c< Monroe B. Hutton. Mrs. Mrs. Emmett McCall. Zachry, Carmcta Bnrber, Emily MILANE THEATRE, SANF01 _ gette handsomely beaded in c •r ' ry^ sy .tma e ls ' K *" Hawkins. Hawkins, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Charles i » n<l nlt 80rta , o t b,adder d>Mrd®»Griffin, Eloise Brady, LcnaMIc lrE . lHenry, • • n]1 and contrasting beodt. ! "nry. Mrs. Edward Higgins, i * i J ...... .. must keep your kldANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Mrs. W. K. White and twr> sm Hagan nnd 'Charlotte Stryker of Mr* Henry Heen n. Mrs Robert J , ' - c y active and clem and the j.( 1 Mrs. Williams was regnl in blurk 3 Performances of Grand Opera children left Tuesday night Ldnsdaio. Pa. w m i brocaded velvet combined with Holly and Mr' Ernest Hotisholdcr. nem ent you feel an ache or pain in ^ GEORGIA VISITOR ENTERTAINED AT •■ DANCE AT THE COUNTRY CLUB aching kidneys Ip Also the Misses Helen Vernay,; 9avannnh. Ga., lx* Claire Jo n e s , Ava Wright, visit relatives. where they “Lucia” TONIGHT and F R ID A Y . Also Mrs. Howard Hulick, . . . Mrs ( ,the kidney ... . region begin drink- * Also get by the I Frances Teague, Louise WcIIh, i Hurt. Mrs. Genrgo Davis Hart, aliout four ounces of Jad Salts W. H. Stone returned home i r o ' nrsn^'-. ... .. ,, any g o al drug store Margaret Cox, Marguret Zachary, . . . , . . i I h f quaint tallies were distrib- Mrs 1, P. Hagan, Mrs. Cauthen fmm , M, „ Sarah Evclyn W|l- Hutchison, Mrs Franklin Hnrde- litre, take n Mildred Slemonn of Orlando, Rosa . Thursday morning from Columbus ! ^ tableppoo*ful in linn Williamson of Gainesville , Ga Where he spent several .lays llamr> who wore „ (iainty f r w k Qf way, Mrs, (’. K. Kirtley, Mrs. G. for n few days and your kidneys Irving l/iuckr, Mrs S. M.Lloyd, will then act fine. This famous Evelyn Anderson, E m ily Lingie, with relatives. love bird green taffettn. F ran ce s Dutton, Edith Rnhner of Scores were kept on unusual pink Mrs Howard Long. Mrs. Harry B. stilts is made from tho acid of fi Tonight at 8116............................. . “Al O. M Colih of Vero hns been scon* pads, nnd the pencils wore i le w is. Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, grapes ami lemon juice, combined S t. Augustine, Emily Bailey, Na­ " With Clnm Jncono, Coe Glndo (of Thmpa), Gftet sjH'nding the holidays in Sanford also covered in pink, being in the 1Nlr" Forrest U k e , Mrs. K. D Molt- .with lithin, and is Intended to flusn omi Scoggan. Also Messrs. F ran k Mark wood, with his parents, returning !mm* form of shepherds' <rooks deco­ |hiy find »\fr*» John K MncDotittlo ,clciffrtMl kitlnnys mnl help sfiinulaU S Tommaaini, Lorenzo Conati, Gino Lulli,'Andrea MongAlsu Mrs Percy Mero, Mrs John them to activity it nl.n> hrlp.s ■ elli—Ballet. Ralph Woodruff, Frank Woodruff, |Tuesday evening rated with tiny pink und groen Harry Woodruff, Frederick Hell, — -----flowers After an unusually inter I Met*, h. Mr; John W Meisrh, J r , neutralize the acids in tlie urine so S FRIDAY MATINEE, at 2 :3 0 .................. "MARTHA"-.i| Edmund Meisch. Mrs r,.. Edward Brig g s Arrington, Sam Byrd, Rob Mrs Guy S. Kelmnn returned oj,tiiig game of bridge had b e e n,iMr* ; ' " n r......uo« — .. they they nr to longer irritate, thus help- 5 With Consuclo Efcobar, Bernice Sclmlkcr: Dimitri' from played, ..in, ...I i,.-■ ir.« were rnllwtsd lv ' M s r kelI. Mrs II Mabry, Mr-ores eolleeted V by m arseli. M rs M H Mr* ' jn(, t„ rp|n,vc bladder tlisorders. I e r t Hugan, S tan ley Vernay, John I home Thursday afternoon * Onofrei, Giuseppe Intcrrantc, Natnle Cervl. The ot [unusually a ttra c tiv e program I Schirard, Herbert Messer, George Valdosta, Ga , Where she spent the Mrh Fred Dniger and Mrs RoU'rt A Newman. Mrs H»yil J(id S h1u n.akej ■ will be followed by nn ELABORATE DANCE « t ) T « r r a t i( r c d by th e M unlci- 1 Wilson, Andrew Carroway. James holidays with relatives Newman, and the prize, for high | ‘V r!,p. . J '* » g ' * d e l i g h t f u l e f f e r . T .cent lilhtn 3 GRAM BY THE BALLET. • " • - T> J ^ End for ita concert to Ik* given Sh aron J r „ Chandler Sharon, Gar- | ---------score, a lovely blue glass wall van, ! ^ Mr* A K water drink whim every hod) ■ FRIDAY EVENING, at 8:15 .................... "LUCD fc’ca r’a afternoon nt 3 o’clock ol Pinson, F rank Chase and Rim Mrs Entlio Twitched of Daytona m wrought iron holder, wns . ward/ ,, ‘ should take now m l then to help ■ With Tina Faggi, Phlline Fnlco: France Tnfuro, Gf Heitch will arrive here Friday to P<i Mrs. Hal Wight. For failing t o ' 11 ^ keep their kidneys ctenn. (itral Park. The numbara as , dall Chase, n Lulli, Nntalc Ccrvi. Incidental dances by the BA1 Mr’’ u f , Umith. M n Rov 1 . , need today by ’Joscph Reiz- j Alan Messrs. E arl McCarthy, .pend the week-end here us the acorc her points and honors, L* \ \? , ti*.r tfivnn tho l.m *Vn,mest Mrs. Jufiu** G. Sharon. ^ well-known loc^l 3 PRICES: Orchestra, $4; $3.50; Balcony, $3,60, a, director, aro as follows: Dwight F reem an, William Iuike, guest of Mrs Raymond Key. HrtiSS Mr*- I* L- Thrasher, Mrs. R. r says he sells lots of Jad -Salts «, J ! hrank Vernay $2.50, $2 (Plu* Tax). M a r c h , “The D etr o ite r" t Lloyd Boyle, G. W. Spencer, Wil ------— sem e prize. 0 ,u Tolar. Mrs Eugene Tittle. Mr* W. folks who Itelieve in trying to corfcon), 1llatn Du Bose, Hamden Du Bose,' Jam es Milligan, Mr O'Neal, Mr slutc. Tht; cut ■ Reservations may also bo made at Desk C, Cham! ' j |i( Mi gti fB Tuntiirliffe, Mrt-. Alexander reel kidney Nimble wh l> it is only [Overture, " Q u e e n of Au- W allace Bell, Glenn Wimbish, A1- ’ Johnson were guests attending tlm wall vase, fell to the ■ of Commerce. I Vaughan und Mrs, Frank Vernay. trouble, ■tiuttHnMaaaaaaaaaHaaHiN3NnRnnnaaar.xannnEnnni fB ig g o ). bert Connelly, W arner Scoggan, ] dance given Wednesday evening »1 Margaret Cowan, la) Fox trot, "Tltat's Why I Paul R. Forbes. Jo h n B r o m le y ,'t h e Country Club by Everall D a ' h J Following the game t)le tables " georgette A pretty touch of color wns added by .a large pink velvet 5 SANCARLO licipal Band Will Concert At Park Y ear’s Afte moon (You” (Donaldson and Aall); ------- ------------------Ei trot, "Barcelonia" (Evans) ! Selection, "Echoes T * m tho ulitan Opera House” (To- — - — . -------- ■- - ■““ LJ— - ----- -- QUALITY Our brmlsalon. |F ox trot, "So I e- Your Old (Joe, B u rk e); (b) vnWu, p, I Love You" (Goodman). Concert waltzes, "Artiat'a j (Strauss). [Patrol, ------------ ; | P a r-K e rry "American* Itham). T elep h o n e Y o u r O rd e r F o r T h at I March, "Sons of A u stralia" DW), [Anthem, "Tho Star Spangled Em" ( K e y ). Marion Rous Is [Appear S h o r t l y . Jrlando Clubhouse 1 [announcement of state-wide It with a positive appeal t«* "ins nnd music lovers wn» this morning by Mrs. Ed[W. Packard ,of Winter Pnrk effeep. .t^if .arrangement# u-bwnttompleted for the ce on Thufadny cvegjng, , at the Soroals House in Or[o( Miss Ma'j-ion Rous, a mu* ) of national reputation, vthn, Jon to her,Concert work, is thead of the Greenwich Mu** ol of New York, ding to Mm. Packard, tho (fjedtal of Miss Roua;will be under the auiplcee mf the ’ ' ' * aUrnity of Rollinr he proceeds will be chapter house fund, of the fact that -Miss for -*• number of year* sodated wi^h, tho lato irt Dyer in the creation Dllins College Con&etra­ in view of the high plac-s tHous mlde for heraelf I her musicianship a n d personality, her return for this appearance will attract' W h y people J.over the state. . h-ihe late Hite Dyer found^Florida Federation of Mu?«hs and aetvod ae It* DreeiUous was her o Tailored at Fashion Notcv.-ortl",; weaves and patterns in heather mixtures and . smoothi s h I w o p 'V New Years Feast . i ♦I* r r i i \ i Our first thought 1h for quality—nothing but the best will ever find n place in our stocks. The next thought in our 'mind ifl to sell the best at as little cost as possible. By allowing us to make up your New Year order, you will be getting the beat at a nominal cost and without any trouble j t — » *•*J 0 t d. £ ) itan drape. We have, a number of tempting suggestions that wc will *, suggest for that feast. Our savnry cuts of meats will make r • a delicious dish for your table. • JL mu s.- L 11 mm ' % *, - . Tt i f i f t .1 *'•; . P v m x _a , ' 1 Ifi, .- I > K ,v f urn ■i"■ 277 *' T , * f i ilV ' -ViL - *Tr . tvalini la t h e ', iV/VL.... , M ht 1Mlday, at G, -now ■( m -A- rIr&im • % ■ n I fork where.he1 m i in the selection. S. I'/'- ^'45*6 ■if * 0 !7* f-r r a l’ j faced ch th? comprise the assortment of toi coa s frein cur tailors at Fashion Pi Fqremcst designing and expert craftsmi ship have given them their smart metropol­ 5G �iauui the church on 'Wednesday >ft’M EM BERS OF COLLEGE SET iFavorite Over Tide;: s-,* a Lake Mary ■ uf the college swt'wow., Cnrmela Barber, Li-nnbMWy _:__’ ' test ns 00 plus per cent pure. red WVlnoKdny evening i Emily Griffin, Margaret Cos The Ladles Aid Society of the Ifelightfut h u ffiP ^ iI^ riggitret a re t fcacbaVy, Emily Llngl 1.ingle. j PASAUHNX; CALIF, Dee. m a most delightful huffifliTph^r tty the dance given by Everall Also Messrs James Wr|ght;Caroj| (jp>— Gridiron prophet* had their Mite Mary Community Church ah a t the Country ClubpUi* af-' Pinson, Ralph Wcrdruff, Harry jrinning 'today u» tht-. Cardinal*' of held their December meeting «t ------ ------- --------------If being given by Mr.’ diid ^1^- Woodruff, Frank Woodruff, Jqhn t Stanford university and the C»int-T; A({as Mary Lee Harrison of At* bert 1’fiukney Connelly and Al- Kchirad*. Frederick Bell; Stanley |ron Tide of Alabama "settled Into &t&-jjnelly a t thir lovely .ho.iio Vernny, Alvin Wight of Cairo, Gn.,j the fullest stride of practice foi |nntp Gu.,who has been spending Joseph RpbUon of- Thotrjgsville.; Park A'**nue. ' 4ftrirt artistic wer« the tlccora- (in.. Herbert JJesscr, FranjaChaeo, jfo/ U&cd for this occasion, Randall Chase, Briggs Arrington,' entities of deep rod polnueUlns, jvtS Meisch, Robert Hagan, all plnia, wreaths,‘holly branch- ^irtier, Sam Byrd, Gordon Chefry, William Dash, Mi:;-. Georgia Mttbley, Miss nnd red .ChHstmas* bells lent RvoroR Dash, 1Margaret Zachary and Clay Brid­ ilr lwnuiy, A huge, brilliantly* Gcofgc Wilson, 'James Shatdn Jr. ges left Thursday, morning for htod Christina* tree; adtlcd iy HaiUin Mabry, G. W. Spencer Jr. Tampa Where they will attend tho tipe touch. Light* shaded In Lloyd Boyle, John Brum try. T e l1 Mcrriwcather, Amos WRnihl-di.j A. T. 0 . Convention nnd danc* -at I cast a idcn worm glow over the the Tampa Bay Hotel. cady tr. Hty scene. ? £?<*'.;’ v Jerome Tillmnn, Wlllinm fXke and j :---1 V V* bus dainUIyj; r.ppmnted oupimr •W, AV Adam*. Edmond Roberts. Jerome Tllllaid with n b '.'d y l a v 1 nn and Arch Avery of Orlando ’er rnd centered with a sliver Misp, Jeanne Kanner oL'Palalka were among tho out of town ikrt idled With yividhued poln- is spending a .short time ‘irt, San­ guci.ts attending the dance given tta» mnl pines. Placed about ford a» the guest of Miwti'^'Ulyo Wednesday evening by Everall a wore four ihli silver candle Bcrtjnmln. • Dash nt the Country Cliib. :k i: holding tall red cathedral idles. At intertill* about the Miss Catherine Pittman , of Day­ Philip Mauck cf Kissimmee was la were silver compotes' filled tona Beach will arrive In among those from out of town at­ h red ahd green mint*. Friday to spend the week-end here tending the donee given -Wednes­ ' . ’Assisting the hosts ami hostess as the guest of Miss Georgia Mob­ day evening by Everall' Dash nt in serving and enlorkainitig the ley. . the Sanford Country Club. gurst-i were Mrs. Robert A. New­ man and Mrs. Edgar D. Mobley. Airs. Deane Turner of Port MyThose enjoying this delightful TOO LATE Tp CLASSIFY iffair were: tho Mlsnes Cothcririo cis. will arrive in Snnofrd. 'friarsWUmTi-f V'aldasta. Ga., Charlotte day to visit her sister, Mfs. ErnLOST, ONE BIG liver, colored Stryker of Urmiale, ' Pn., Edith cft Kv:i)ia#C|d mother, Mrs. F. R tinted. Name “J o :,” Finder rettahner of St: Augustine. Hosaliml rn dog to R. A. Nowman. LibWilliamson of Gainsville, Oliva Hewimart, Claude Lake, Margaret Peters, Mite Holly, Mildred Holly. e Elitabeth Puleston, Genrgin DRIVING to Pennsylvania Sunday try, Surah Evelyn William* nr Monday. Space for two. lit) tj Znchary> Helen Vernay. W. Third St. .ffler- m t i . **<-• i M h * t* * * * * Mi,-and Mrs. Clarence Moron have ns their guests nt their home CM the'Country Club r o a d , Mr. and Mrs. ypendiovc- MissRuth hpend; love, Mr. y N. Parker, of ML I>01? Mr. Harold Power*, Who Is attend­ ing. Rollins College, Winter Park. •At th meeting of the Crystal Lake Improvement Society last Tuesday, Dr. Robert Black was the speaker of th* evening, nnd made a most InipresslVo talk. Dr. Black is from Brooklyn, N. Y. dnd he of h on o r; nn.l Hr C. F 'a rk o :.: groomsm an. f Q t h o r t r tji f M M li« the ceremony were; Mr. hhd Mrs-; Milter tif Oviedo nnd Mr. find Mrs. | Dodd 6f Orltuuio,- friends 'of the groom - Rtv. Mux Cook, pastor, of the Bnpthtrhurch, was the offlrtoting clergyman. After the cere­ mony tbo {tarty returned |h the. home of the bride'* mother where ft icrcption and tveddinpf supppr.was tendered them from f> to 7 oclock.: They were the recipients of many! beautiful and useful gifts. The bride, is the youngest dabgh-,' ter of Mrs. t-vj/a Mather* and is; a hutch beloved fthd popular yean*, lady with Doth young and old in this community '.'heto she was tlorp ar,(f reared, t Mr.1 Morgan is a native of Georgia but_for the last tur<> yeaui has bean n resident of Oviedo, wheio the couple will make their home after Jan. 15. Mr, Morgan is associated in business w hich Is f i r s t mortgflffo on all 'thojr holdingB . ■- n p — w -w mure pijM-in 5lock ,h„n In tpo company. ' ' 502 Sanford Ave — - ■ 1 . OBp -v rf I**-- G o ld e n r o d \oT l(K 0»-’ PVnt.tt ATlO.V tferlHl St«mfcer o ito o a D e t u i r t m e n t n f T h e I n l e r t o r . U. 9!.nntl U trre. ut U atn e sv IU e . ’ Pln r% lila. I»eeeml>«r 1IJ. I 9 j 0 . * .VOTICH l» l i t r e l i y k ! v r 11 Itiat M o j 1,11 rdtiKAin, o t t t s t n - n , K lorid u. w ho, mi N -iv rm tu-r 31, m i l , insMe Humpm i ,n t Knery . N’t(; oisoo!*. f o r KW l - t of HU l e t l o n S. T(M v»sb lp IS p . Ilnntfu 33 K., T a l l a l i a a n n - .'Irrltlln n . ii.m ftli-d n u t t e r o f I n t e n t i o n to iio ik a T in or ->i n r 1‘ro nf, 10 (‘•tnlillhh rl iitm to tin- limit ulinvi i lr s c r l b e d , lo -fo r r r t r r k (.‘IreUlt t ’o u r l , nt >lan- The attendants worr Mrs. II. ( rkt-t. sister of the bi ide, imtlro McLander Arcade ECK LES AND HIS FRIENDS vA FT SC -U d d mw Tt> vouc VEAW-VOUXL URC MY DRUM AW 6UATG5 AM* pO iS B 7t> LOCte A T A kw efc PCesEw rs CtWE 006X3 TD AvyAdOSEAM'j LOOhLAT/MXOE.^ BALL AW* SLED A W 7R A IM OF D tD W TVO O 6 E T AW/ PlTCMER bo o k s? C A R S / J i ' 6LCMGS 1 AW GAMBS — - a t Sanford An - •.% Nothing To Do With Physiology, Oscar q u y e a u - ad a'WAA),yoo /w c p jv y 7W 7; L go t LOTS’ OP . f a ir y , L ta les' j FAlAy 7>k|LST C A M T FOOL m e *= v/ES-'JJODLDAi'T FAK2IES DOMT /4ANE T A IL S I! you uwS.FAlffy TAL e s ? Self Service — Groceries and Mg Phone 167 FLO U R m A N D H E R B U D D IE S ?i«ifTTt'WHNY rtOW SO MANY *1rtO»* 'rtrttytMftc, THAT YOU I A^OLtniLY WO AIUT a ofc YtluTrt ? H L YOOLVbrt TO 'EM T o o -W H iN YO 6wtMt WktO 'ftH r 6 OT SO MANY ORAwOt AMO LfNENDLCl. TVtlNfaS tAORL. WLLUCVUtVs, AN TOWELS ,AW BAGS 'W TrtlNGS — ____ ^ AW,AIN'T d E y P P t T T Y ? OTY AM LAWtiY, AONIY - Ai WOULDN'T TELL MArt TAvjcrt?\Tt flOLArt , T o o / OfcT VOAY'BOJT a f BuT,OPALWrtAT WOULD Y ou Do w flrt TrtEH, W YOU W iR t Mt ? _1 WWY.CWtLE-W’tfJ Art WUXYOO, Art WOULDN'T NtHrtUi’ Art DtDklT rtANJt HO U^VO1- AM' IVIN YO0 WO2- M C ; YOU'D S I GLAO TO <JfT AUY^mwG WrtUT . wur &IVJ6 YO - YAS- IMOEMJY . CRISCO, lb MILK, Small ’Size, 5 Cans Something To Wori;y About ___ tRqEANT-r-MY NAME IS U N M - i F ound t h i s p j x k c o n t a j h i n g $ 3 a o o o Ofi V I H A T ? Y ' say YEZ WANTS T* kaSTRetT The tfikeft I OVER TO TR' r iVxtSHTO turn pay <V o vtsa b v c u r o s e e if You CAN THt owuep T urn TH ts tJr Ponce? J . . _L"., !• - ■ c l ’ , - It * ; t P0E5 ANYONE. Yes SIR, iTrtiNK That's tb e PitopeR thing tp d $ Ktoow Y e z . Fo u n d i t ? ?6«rthPS T R 6 DWW6R YJ0VLI> AOftfpRTlSE FOR IT Birr gt/E F a il e d t o see an yth in a W IR E PAPER y toA -R l^ Y T - I S TREPF ANYTHING ELSE I CAN DO 9 V YiEfLLTR Y'N •l o c a t e t >p YJ& LL.Vez m ig h t Q o AW* HAVE , V ER HEAP J s. BKAMINED J GRITS, Ballard'^ _________ Ballard’s or Aunt J e iM H ■ •. CHUCK !j Tough On G 50i?e » e t Kj ft' r . l*U E - •DLC^ED *1b W OWM �jfrjMwSa THE SANFORD HERALD, THU iI U B K IIIIB O II • • »*■ > «« ^ i l Daily Herald SjT AD. RATES ! S “ B u a i n f s s S e r v i c e O f f e r e d , 3 3 — H elp W arned . M ale " ---------— — — ----------------------- 1'.-------- r ----------------_ _ ----------- [ JA M E S II. C O W A N -A ll kinds of ’ WANTED - E x|«'iW cd Tin ami Shpot Metal Work/ grower to work on shares Water and Bout Tanks,• At Oak Trod Inif Company Sobrlng 1 AVenuo utul Third 1 Street. Te le-1--------------- — ............ .......... L phono U L . , . j WANTED White man "will -- . s - _ /“ — >)y wunti* wtrrk mi truck HADOOCh STEAM P K E S S B R Y R. <5. Onnnon. Luk. M„nm, e^rCiennitig, pressing, tailoring. lOAf St, Palmetto Avenuo, Phone WANTED Electricinn to wire house nt nine A p p l y 1320 Dou'jln.v St Buenit Vistn flutuli- 7 1 — A p a r i in c u ts untl F l a t s 80—A—Heal Estate Directory J !)•— Automobiles Lola For Sale for Said «* TIIK c m VTV (OUST op stP i\«n_s: t iii > T t , C i.o itiu v fc o rirr: nt- u n r o i r c s m t g 4 COUCH, \Rca1 FOR R E N T— Large 3 - room fur­ ELI)RIDGE LOTS ON E A SY TE RM S j NASH Vltti l tNtA • f a n o U M A 1 i-HKM Estate ami vegetables. Valdes nished modern apartment; read110 cash and $10 monthly will I-*ads the work! tn motor car value. - fCAle OUMPANv, * Corpora Ham lloti-l Building. enable. Phone 830-\V buy 3 well located Oak Hill lot*. Price, $75l) each. 10 percent otf H. 11. C A K K A W L T . a** AUm luUir. SEMINOLE I1UDSON-ES5EX FOR REN T TO C O L O R E D -N ice HlGCilNS-SMITH-WIGHT. INC for all ensh. U.r o f l b * R a t a l w ,.f .-AM 1-1111 , Kent Estate and INC. WH. three-room apartment, furnished I ic f v m t a a t . v'--.. 203 Oak A y*. INSURANCE BROKERS or unfurnished, to ru-uj couple with­ N nllte I * b*rcl*y Kivrn tb.xl *iM| Phono 4JK ! ' out children. ' Rntej. very reiiMinood liy virtue. (1 « Writ t,f K***t lion InnntJi WH^f and under it ;*<■•< •..... * - - 7c a line f nhle. 1409 W. 13th St. Phono' IIU l’S —MARMONL i 4 seal ftGUre f..oni>; Court ..r h- s ; irnc rales on reqUmt. > rn,lr Cu qnty. F l o r i d a S a te d (lie <1 Sanford Automobile t.x>. ,« f D r r-rs liter, t»2<, r o im a a ju tli •educed rn*es nre for S2& cash and $15 monthly will b^y SOU Mujrnolin A\«. v Phnne 137 rt» y Dw* ?«*• M th* KiHeta and , tt* lu-uutiful lot on French Avenue. ltd*, land* amt trnvmrnta at KA PHH.M1*. .|»rra-.-,t. In the hand* j DODGE Price $1350. WANTED Several high - class it. t: Alin a w a y , * * *jmtnUre gted a line, ,= Pleasure car* and Graham Trucks H. t '. r rt( t h e vxlnte n f ( h * paid BA salesmen to write ins urn nee fur (mom charge of 30c for 1 81—Wanted To Rent laturel Avenue lot between 0th *,n<* Pbona S- 1*111 MAC, d ee *a*e d . I c a u s e In i old-line Life Insurance Company. insde t b r «um of I S t S . t r a n d enai Dgcrlion. . | THE SEM IN OLE POINTERY T H R E E or four room furnished nnd 10th Street. Price $ 2,000 on U AN SCO CAMERAS Court t a x e d In t n * t o m o f $1*2*1 We write Mnntiurd and substand­ idsertiaint' Is restricted to * t beer and w huty and more nf WANTED TO RENT— Four or 5 t have levU d upon and w ill o(r« apartment; all convenience*. 117 tenjin of $50 cash and $20 monthly. AND S U P P L IE S chsfliHcjition. . ; f ard from birth lo sixty-five, years. teu und sugar are being consumed f o r m l * t o the h ig h e s t a n d htt room furnished houeo or apart­ ii error is made The San- Utrot W. oth St. W. N. Luniley, Pn>|> Wonderful opportunity for ml-, Laurel Ave. M n t i u K w ithin t h e l«jp ment. m ur school; must'be reason­ Oak Avenuo lot $1750 on term* of nnd more tobacco used, report the bidder In-urn o f wale at th e f r a m d o o r - * lerald Will bo responsible i vnnrement. Write State Manager British custom* nnd excise .tom- th e Court H o m e In S a n fo rd . Beni able. J A. Musscr, 308 Park Ave. $25 cash and $15 monthly. I* one Incorrect insertion, , CLARENCE SMITH no|* r o y n t r , Florida, o n Ifutitlay tft at oi k o for particulars. .'108 South mb.* tone nt. 3rd. day o f J a n u a r y . l * J T . a l l o f rtj General Contractor I. Street, ijike Worth, Florida, | f “r.^aub‘ L^ ! 8 4 — Houses f o r Side rig h t. t i t l e and Iliter,-at o f th e sal Myrtle Avenuo tot just off I3Ct. 600 West First Street SAM 1*111 L1,tl* lV-rehaed. in arid I Street. Price $1U50 on term* o f . t h * follow I rue dearrllK-d h>t» p lit i at Phonx 441 , n r parre le o f laud s itu a te |q t*«mi $25 rash nnd 515 monthly. tmle C ou nty, Flo rid a. to -w lt Northwest corner Elm and H igh­ All that p art o f f f f f f l WIGIIT-CH RISEN B E R R Y PRINT land. rF o r ...... _ ........................... «h* Atlar.i . ,»ic SUK.0. l a s ) ; O N E - D A Y S E R V I C E SHOP — Printi cash, balance easy. ] FOR SALE—Two houses and store. I five (iS) ktui the \V*»t 1 Embossing. Sen u ji-f'i Klfiy-fiv* it s j of, on tol 84x210 feet; neur Wood­ it. PhnnO 417-W, The Herald (Tasaificd Depart­ I’KLUnV hKI-TA- krcon And.we have ninny other roihI ihertu-f, of record reeorrt ln In > Ui* V»b ‘ (if Commerriiil Street, ment Will be glad lo help ruff Spiiug on Went Firet SL A i lots that can Ih< bought for just ttreoftt* of turntnot* ttqunty. H MONEY to loan nt from fi 1-2 to slrangeiw get located In rooms bargain fur $3,000. Enquire on , n few dollar* down, rid, (u Plat lloeb t. I’Ktrr* 71-76, 7 per cent interest. or aparttnenl» und will render premises. A. T Chancellor, owner. i .DEAN BERG TORPORATlUN N* / 1 r. u. h a n d , A. P. CONNELLY A SONS Phone 475 A* Kher|ff of Hemlnol* Couni every assistance in thivs- reHerald Building Authorized Duco Refiniahing NEW > ‘>room bungalow; go**| l o - ( qticsting it. Phrtiu 713 49— Poultry unci Suppllen catimi, lingo lot; gumge, fircCash in Advance “ — ----v. ' ■ Lute ads. will be received atrohs anfl .eonftMar, aunt for payment. fe w ^ ! SANFORD LAUNDRx 819 W. 3rd St- ROY SC H M ID T TAN TRED strain White I a-ghn'ii Sanford j Imhy rhick*; older* lukiui now [for late Jaminiy deliver) from my |own ftock; $20 per hundred or $!H for 500 nnd over; II) per cent with ----------- o r d e r . Davie's ^'leasnnt View flowers PouRry Farm und Hntche.ry, Box . San- 38, Apopka, Fin. Third and French 25— Flnrlstu n person at The Sanford office or by lelUr. Tele* discontinuances * ire not Prompt - Efficient Service josl and Found. )—Pair brotvn r a w mule*, ibout to hands high, other A. K. RO SSITER HtD AciCHSOrlc.a }*4^ , y i ; I S l ^ Tubas? ’ Ye*f , J Cwapoat in Sanford! Auto T i r e To. 2U0 bj W e i l rect. NICE. <lean apn all tonvenicn 1101 French ave — ----- -------- — FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apart meni, private hath, lower (loot 122 12 Palnictto ave, Celery Avenuo Phone 212-W W (^)D- T)ry Pine. Steve and fire A Floral Suggestion for Every TWO furnished apartments, two place PHONE 5.T.*. Occnsiun t •om- each; $ 2n mill $25 month Floral Designs a Specialty 1\ ,1 I I Fifth FOR S M E \\ OOll MOOD STEW ART THE FLO RIST Store, Neater, and Ftrcplnre Flower* for nil oernsinn* t jl It K SKKYIt E I It ANSI KU -MrLANDER ARCADE PHONE 498 Phone 781 Iritlgcman’s place, known as Farm, near-Ehier HpringCi may. get mule* by paying 1 2 7 — P r o f e s s io n a l S e r v i c e s p anti this ad. Balloon tire for Chevrolet J i l ; « Mury road." Return ftr&l receive reward. J . 612'Oak Ave. plnct . cM-ry modern convenience./ UNFURNISHED gni.ige apart pom i - -K>n Inn 13 Bennett A FOR SALE — Tomer lot in Oak llill; small cash payment, ha! ment, corner Lle\enth and Elm Stnug 1 ’ .a, I'aSm' tto \\-v nnd tie ante $ 11) per mueth. Reply Box V, Ave. Snyder necn Hire Herald, f>7— tinnd T h in g s lo Knt ■C H U tO PR A t T IT I lie science ! that make* people well and Imp­ f*>r partie.s D»21 \ \ . let py. You nlso can el ijoy good health through tin* method of healing. Dr W E Mm 1liiiigall. I at Nat Bunk Bldg Pliolte IH2 J DR. .1 K H u s tn e s s Uhires fm Rent a Iit'd* We take — A T T R A C ' I It F muni? t . rent ! ir sl urrs o r f!i*» * dt P a r s h r Mid t oiiim* r- nl itr.ee* *\ M Yu-ung tiwio-r, 20h I’. uk \ * "c y (irung li I — M iM i'lhim ’min, ird Slovc ( t Furniluic Co $21 E. F ir s t Street Wc-cjm-y :t full lute. tug. (iiiuranteed not Mmjmu .Harriet, over Driig stoAv tu burn Mohley'- r;.r*»p<. •. ; c . fu —> Hot Siudwiche* ft specialty of <>ur prumpt ptaxcTlplIons and *iu:ck Snle f'-er liv i ng rooms, jwirrhe--! , , , i i - n t - ml a Id-* f 1 - i ■ fitting t it nut, $2,01)1) | \ E t- .- 1 \ TE \\ AN 1 E D **♦ I || i !- Sir vour V•l-lit V 4% in m t it - iii iny sulntiv i.sion *n * house Chup South El.o i.i.i In answering t!l*s J terms :ulv> rt■*eitii,i,i toll nn- lu>u m i- h Htitel. ><tti have paid, the ha!.nice dun, tli*- lit 'lumbers, anil th*’ Rival) »M { of proper tv, also p n >nnr pres- ♦ H O U S E S F OR S A L E * null bungalow north of Hug hey ■;1’ col homo address. Wilte Box Sanford Herald *% i i c t on Pal me t t o Avenue. Tw * P7\ |; ( ,ii . V llifc. I i YE room i;ini(;e. valuniile lot. ' ’ th ,'ii'ti 1 aviitnlde V\lieeier Junes, Valdez ! - , i nit lie bought rK nt dny v a l ue a! Ire- ihnll * pi,thin .-n f f',no t i i - h and $7 * montii ntelest H-ctiu si,ii . ii buitguli w I'-vnt’-o ,,t the i •! * i i Palmetto n n ! Kultu Ivi t g-■ living flu *m,, ihi sng room, kitchen, two bed room*, bath with (hnwer, large porthv-, etc, well built und nliiuMt new $K,0tnt on icrms of $2t)d cuxh* *nd $R5‘ tnunlhly. —-----— Spanizh bungsiow on Park A'if • litre Partly furnished, tw^i hod 'oumk, living room •nidll dining mm,1 ki'. i'cr, both with -b‘*wi-. , hug, >111 it $8,18"' n lent!-, "f $5(tn cash .uni the ha! , , payahic like rent. Beiititiful bungalow among oak tree*. ‘Almost new, large living room, two bed rooms, dining nook, bath, elei trie range ntui wider heater, . etnpletely furnished ready for you to move in. Double, gar age. flower* nnd shrubs Owner will sell for $10,500 on terms that me ensv. DEAN BE IK, f t HIPOKA T ln N \lltim)"lidc [ » r Sul,. L\t <H,\ - V EURl * Ft t E P S O N Fit!ward IDgglnis, Ini’, utiitii' t inI A 1';dn >’1 Ip. Pig,ue 331 **♦ KENT VI l,i \ M 7 t lliiop \ i , WORKS D i , m ' ’ 7 i K I! T I K E S S I. Ha'tones Di-crfhoiors <'handler Commercial \venue KEY to hoppinea* Studvhuker for the nevv year Srin Juan Oft* ru ge I o. USED i Alt EXCHANGE o|{* Fit PARK *I W, W VND ‘■ 'ETtlNI 1.E5 .Mvi*is ge r • II It YS1 ER TEAS. T FULLER .MOTOR TO S.uifnrd Ave. nt 10th St- Plume 002 KKi ONIM I ION ED USED CAflS -<d t'ur Lot, Palmetto and Hliid Street. Phone Palmetto Avenue and Katie S treet 1.urge living room, dining romp, Ii7— HofimM W H h Donrti kitchen eontpletc with electric , W First S t. / ' tango and wider heater, btli|t •() ROOMS, with 4>r wi.tio.ii n e * i . •uhinets, two bed rooms, hath with JvTUART- SLoW^Hflt biind issue Ren-Oiubh rafts. Lllnolli Hotel hnwt’t , large front Bltd rear oppr'dvcil in Martin ('(unity f«-r piirchc.v Owner will rent fur J'k* highway iniprrmmenta, and jmt- {jfl— lin om x W ilh tm l Hoard monthly, or will soil on cxcoptiotT nmneiit location of cuuply scat for ally easy terms at n ela*o price. To gei’tlcuicn, front this county. F O R HEN" For furllier i n f o r m a t i o n , M r . to phons; and hath, Mitchell ul The Hc/ald office. hodt tnun, f I SG5 Magnolia Ave. ,‘J2— H e lp W a n t e d '— i F e m n l c wi t hi n. .' 5, ‘ ' f -■2‘ ■ ' ^ —— 7R— O f f i c e s n n d fleftlt H o o m 713 pier to betfH>— R m ’nre f » r H m ise k cep ln ff 1 constructed JnHltls city, j ----- -7 “ 7 __________________________ :-------------- '.F O R R E N T — Ftirnished b e d r o o r j; AVANTED — A girl nr woman for with wood heater nnd houwgcnej’nl housekeruing. white or kwtping privileges. 304 W "th Ht. VI—Where to Ent « LAKE WORTH—Davis*Rend to/EA T AT Sanitary Cafebe paved, front Igjke^Worth road-I thlng^’to eat at » -w - ^ • c . room bungalow-, that a»c priced to .sell. A very r-mall payment will give Immcilintc poirscssliin nnd the halame arrm: —d 1 ke rent. " I f you are I'fiwii g for a HUME, p.i2!i UverLiiul Touring lUdil |lodge Totinuft IU2'1 Essex Couch. 11)2.7 Dial TV Toupo Itijn Ford Touring 1323 Chevrolet Touring ID25 Dodge .Sedan 3 - 1 Ton Truck L. I-I Ton Graham Truck L, 1- tTuii Graham Dntnp Truck The above cunt lire rmjijdctc eurlmuh'd nnd In.hcsl'ui fonditlu wo etui please ; on.'' :% CUM LOUGH REA LTY COMPANY Tol. 732 a l l First Not. Bk. Bldg. ■• ■'■ t* REAL ESTA TE ! «kMD- INSURANCE ' The practice ofkisilog ono an-. other hftu ltccji eliminated from the ; French prise rut**- . . From now on the hnttlcrs. will concontrnte on Property Dam age—pro­ tects you for the amount of dumages occuring to the car you may have damaged m collision: . . ■ * Fire Insurance—settle­ ment in full for amount of loss by fire. 7' Prices Are Itiglit, - .n -»■----- _IS. . TERMS TO SOME PEOPLE ,S ANFORD. FLORIDA It takes brains t# hy in IhH world. . Y'ou realise that when you sec Eddie Collins hapging urtntnd tho'bnacball hiootlnea w#lt. . . . ihg for rbmeonp to give him him » ! handout. Welli you will never get all of the pleasure possible to get out of a cart—until yen have fully protected y o u r s e 1f and family against all of the damages that accrue to car opera­ tion. L i a b i l i t y Insurance— that is important—protects \ ^% i -f: you and yours from having to enter court in case of in­ jury to persons, pedestrians or occupant# of a tar you* have collided with. Theft Insurance—brings hack the replacement value of •vour car in case it is ' •; < C, sto le n . ll-ridd Hutliling FOR ; \! 17 Practically new sew h'oR R E N T — 5 room stucco Inn.WE lui\" listed wlUi us '"■vernt 5ing ina.!11t's-; )mif price, adl) «'■ galow located at the corner of ud>) Tvtgf l: II ) WATCHMAKING. KNOB W l [and Jewelry repairing. Don Sm ' ELGIN, W \LTD AM, Hamilton, II'T h ird Si rfj> are right. Cush or I lituils Watches. Dlnmoruls and \V« vtupt your btuinezh. j 'vedtling ringi*. P, Jv Ahvnrn, 317 Ci u- re To., general worg, fiilow.'ilks. build, Irrigniiott hoxr*. J . II. . Fm FOR SALE Beautiful Frend Ave lot, fl,35'5; sinall rasli pay A1.1 ~r» room Rtuvt o liotiiu*, ment tinhiiico $15 per month Rr giiiiigc, nn highway I 1-2 j ply Ito* \, care Ilernlil until o.f Sanfui i l ; nn>' ‘tfore- rt-, - 77— H ousoh f.»r Ren t FOR SALK One dresser, one chit funier, l^-d -priug amt mattre**. FOR RENT t i""tii utifvirni-hcti RUGS--Srmmpuocd, light in your buffet. Tall ■lie tween li;20 mil bouse, with hath; $35 monthly. home; color* restored, nup rui-i- 7 30 3 14 Elm West Firet St \n.lv 117 Poplui ed, ntndc to look like new. Highest R p D F L TRIM TO. \v<upprovnls or no charge, l! Uiese, UNI 31 the car, net the owner __ rug expert, with Lancy Dry t'leur. me 4M.7 for cstimutej. |.| j . , |i.|j| | , , |, , ,,,, .,v •9 *, Pholte 1*>5 , ,- .*',,I IP. W. RADFORD J.11 g. 11>i■m- five I'd 1 . lo .c n . - itm u v d r . . . , ! d „t- . ---------- -- ■ . EUGENE PE it MA \ K NT YVA V ES , j ne -( |v t »m - 1 « i a I ■ • gut eg* ISinCfyS Htirvk'es o f f e r o il 1 no kink*, one nrm . Iier-un ,1 Mt ...... *, , i ■ : Itlufhinl B r a u t y Slmpiii* FOR SALE — 1 bumei oil stovj P.«iwrt Ilnir Hob hers m I Pimm.' 3-J'J-J. with large overt; mattress und .FIV E* ROOM furnished bungalow Lidice and Children * Do S. L NIX spring, porcelain top table, porch *011 Highland Ave,; reiisoiiubb; part ment. Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law rot kor and tmnilrie*, i hrup. lv A. lent to right party. Phone W82. 210 East First Street. .TO ^'a H A R D E R SH O P S , i*hi e Ilei old of f u-e l i ? Magnolia Ave t IKCULINE PERMANENT War PS DUUtv S H I R E - Ions, Drug!'., Soda. We you an your photm 84— Houses , ludiite VIDl Eli L'hltop, 1*11*1 (Fool Specialist J U oyd j Shoe Store. Photic 10*2 for nppointmci-t CORNER h o u s e ( limn in, 5 Corner lot in Pinerooms, $.100 down, $40 iiu-nthly. FOR SALE hurst. Small cash payment, bntprice f i ’-DB. Bint \n*tm, \'alde; nnce $15 per month. Owner, rare llottd 1'ldg Phone 855. j Herald. HANFORD BUICK CO. 212 Magnolia Av.. ■ J[,W ETT AA , RIVE'S tei* of Ihsurah • � 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>, December 30, 1926; <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/c677ea99412dc33c4db0947c05862c32.pdf ea1b36f56228f9b27d2fb35882b8f1c3 PDF Text Text Wi ST1 ? kTZ'S^ / R a M M TW r U w .I f a .l .qfitet'GardenJL^pd Aasocinted l>rcfis FM) Leased {Vlifc ’4; • . T-P-V i , y v r ! ^ ' v ■*. 8Ar^^HDJjXpRIDA,^\VEDNE3DAY, DECEMBER 29, 192B r ~‘~KlahV rfaj^TTnAii^r f .,» J Boy’s Slayer Teila Of Crime *<.» i \ .•— t. i ..'jr 00(11 ’f ■ai.;,. ■ r'i KUOS' U7V" 29.;-i-F P > - tfio biB.j /, of the court Adt •* one mnn ij\ d hin business in the rii'V ’ wfbnjr, especially when wou know yiiu nrojgnC n 'i i r p r f W h p r i T l l P V * fn tHc toptfU jU ‘.rtm e ofAhcJ Don’t S ' court W h voir ^™ <lr]nk ^ y o u r husband a g e^tf ht« jU(liHal oxnriirnar l Va,l ' an<' “ 'en U,nt »'« drinks Fall From BUB®*' - hL'iaduJd i u t ’ b. i ‘^ ^ d r . ^ J t . n t j v e r fills a man .,#n : i ’ ' Chargt! AintLj By'iliouAe Groti i AVIlhdr KeMuch Of lJ a ^ r Kold ih fused To Divulge laformnStntc Is Domestic ‘'Shine” lion On Threat O f Jnpnneso ----- - Delivery Coats Are w Committee Action Mounting: 'Is Taken Secretly fl ’ s * r £ « drink;.& * * « u * • » Those who observe them, he said 1 Don't go to sleep at night with ■rfaytrt;. Will make-hi* acquaintance. nn aching heart. Ask forgiveness. W h o lesale S e i z u r e Report Of Admiral Cleaves Hla commandments follow: Women do Shat much easier than P o s t P ew W e e k s ; Figured In Trial men. • « , D ow n S u p p ly , S a y s ./'* For Husbands Of Fall And Oil Magnate Arguments are distasteful arid D o n 't hpsjtate,'to admit you nro destructive. . Men have too many JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dee. 29. tn the wrong.- !t 1s a m atter of WASHINGTON, Dec. 29,-M»l— of them a t work when they get at —W’)—Wholesale imixirting hintrmni! Importance Vnd tho reward Tha Fnclfjc "war scare" that fig­ work to. enjoy them -when they get leg dealers, in Florida a t any rtte, ured Ih - the FaU-Dahony oil trial r ■ 4i, V . V . \ r . Is g r o a t.- .'! , M 01 home. . are going "broke" and don’t ^r>w Ima come under inquiry b y 'the Harold Cresrkln, CC-yvar-old ion of a wealthy Chicago flour whole­ LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Doc. 29. Don’t n a g ., your Husband has money, lif- it, according to n ntatmhcn^ House Navnl Committee uruf Ugp- saler, nnll a former Coyola University student, admits to Stata’a At(AP)—-•'fwo firemen wore Indulge liberally in compliments slstIf upop NAS! dressing well: If he. here today by J. If. Le*,‘ jtM ity m cntatlvev McClitjUc, of Oklaho­ ftoinoy Aobtfri Crewe (left) that-he killed *Ix-year-old W altaf Schmidfl (Uly IrtjUrpd early today fii ihey raise, a wife’s spirits, make hnsn't, don't muk* life '<nisotal>l« prohibition administrator, ma, n Democrnt c member, said to­ with n hnnimet: In a Imre on the outskirts o f Chicago, Thl» plctorf ibatin* a 175,000 blaze id hot- a ,h o tte r cook, a finer mother for him ncolding about It. Furthermore, srtutiny of ihe day that Secretary' Wilbtft* bail re- wa* token *ju-u uftcr allenlsU had pronounced Croarkin nu>rally auh* trous flood .. j Kentucky D rug .company, and a mc-re loving companion. Don't Tcfose to go out with your statcnient diselr.Mcs, liquor bought fuacd to give the committee confitho Cumber!* normal but legally sane. T • j 4 route to ■) u .B had the money for husband. It, Is your duty to im­ from 'a prosperous’ whol^snler pro­ denlirtl Navy ,roports bcuring on’ * ntnjje of r clothes that this other wohsen spend prove your ^disposition by relief bably is domestic "shine", this .subject. Mr. Ix-c urriveu a t his cnn^lureached • bj Specifically, the Oklahoma Rep­ ^ ^William Ai Fiah’er, aa- she would probably mnke herself from drudgery now and then. * . Don't" wp* to money. Have ii, <i<ins through nA'onsiderntion of resentative dincloxed, tho commitlook fa r better. here, bi lt olilef of the fire diibudget system In your home. costa, (-onfisratiiuui,' loss i/f bdnti toe had requested the Navy secre­ ‘ Tell your wife the exact amount 1882 pnd rirnri*nt-w ent to-hjs death Don’t hbther .your husbnmi with and automobiles, fines, niu| gove'rnwfctlon i then ho slipped, while standing on o( y«mr incomr. plan together petty household nnifoyamtos at nunt cst,.' tes of the fraction of tary to tend It in confidence a reI»«rt submitted by Admire) Cleave;, i small, lodge or the third floor of hpw to spend it. Ue fair «l>out it night, t;.. men. •• , th* amount i " liquor consignix) to while he wan commander of tho burning building, directing his Lock petty business troubles in ,ThIa > Toll him* he is the world's great­ Amelica ivhl, , finhlly reaches, its Asiatic fleet, dealing w ith y the in H o’ Mil to the jfreu n d from your offleo a t'n ig h t. Ta|lT over est husband nn^ he will ho. riornihi , destination. k s jj I. (jy- # - >1 1 belligerent attitude of Japan ft few led-covered fooling and tiled W .ather.I r A good grade of \ / . ‘ 4«y cists year* 11^ 0.” lie being rtythed to tho C ity hos|22 n case in tiulia,. on the, Uliml. The committee action was taken Prominent Kdiu tfor ; Of A ll' Chamber Of Commerce Ex­ at 64.4 at *1. Purls Of Country Listed T pcctcd To Appoint Body nnd a rise of though a liquid p- , oration thut In secret session, during cm siderf* Charlbs A. Webb, o few minutes Arnontr Spcnltcrs At Three Of Prominent* Men parses under tho s. .ue of whiskey dlion af Chairman Butler’* pro­ " " To Be tomorrev er, foil from' fb* same spot Captain, Day Meet Convening Today luny be bought for $12 to $14 n posal to build ft new fltvo^ of light Hosts'To Lftrge Delegation time iher hiui occupied, and he is . care, Mr. I.cp said cniisere to bring American naval ' \ o death by the T h e! strength pp to a satisfactory ratio SO l*rr Cent ilrarhcs l>. B. 1 Al.l.AHASSEE^FIn., Dec. 29 A committoo for. Urn entcrtaln'• .» » . Of tliis amc-jni only nbmitfbO with thnt of Great Britain nod —f/I*) - The three-day scasiun ><{ ' *T’rn t of the member* of tho Rivers reached Fr The?/iamM ill thh drug company per (Win over muuingoH icri^nn Japan the Floridu Etlucatl.in Association . Hnrbcm Committee, and their fWcr ia still rialr ad gained considerable headway Tho flood, sit It wan Admiral Cleave*’ report i;ot under way here today with jR u"IBe*. i» expected to b« appoint(hirsts, aceordirik to prohibiUon * n nltfht watchman fo r the Governor Walker Qf Georgia that dt/vn*c counnel in the Kail d<-purliiiental mretinga a* a ui at Friday’* maiding of the dented in local departnu-ni o-limnios, raiding the Lawton I h Installed As Pres­ «1 Bank of Kent ucky, across Offers Rewards For Appre­ Dohcny triul sought without sue- to the general ae.Wons to follow. j Chamber of Copmiorce, according nala, presontln* ident Of Kiwanis Club At cost «(, unco to $14 a case. wA-frijm ths drug company, casting th at hi hension O f Guilty Parties res* (•• -(-cure frem 4he Navy dcA seaworthy liont big t»nmtg|i to Educate-* i-F -evernl section* of it-* officials of. thnt organisation countered before. Noon Meeting Today; Talk H*dL th# fire a t 4 o’clock this part meat in Mip|»,rt of the ertnttn. 'who stated today that everything And An Inquiry Is Ordered By Rev, Klntf I h Also Heard carry n \v«rtii while cargo j of tu n that the IVarl liurtiur oil con­ the country puril.-ipated 10 the de­ ■possible would bo dono to show the The rira r friil liqtlur costs unywherc -.bat partmental conference,., and wore scries of’ cxplosloni greeted tract \ entered' Into by the ■visiting cc.igrcsmmm tlte morita ciably before» ATLANTA, Oa.,>Dec. 29.—(A*)— *10,000 and $20,000. An nutc ftiremen-Who answered the call, Charles th a t official regalia of the Installation of officers Jor the bile fast onmiih uud (Icpendilide Dohcny ( Intercut*^ under Elresa aim on the program for addresses i i Sanford ami thedit. Johns river stated/ Rainfall fire fpMQally? cr®pt ,nto tl,e Ku Klus Klan was wprn by hooded year 1927, an 'address by Ur. F. enough for tin* Itootlrgger’a pur- of a national emergency in the Pa­ nf the genera! meetings. Among in the' abort ttm» thoy ar# to be throughout them wore Charles N. Judd, of the n|Ace and. Range com- men who flogged Wimberly K. I). King, pastor of the F irst Bap­ tory Monday night t po*o ru li.t, to another $2,000 to cific. University of Chicago, one of Um j cl^*u „ . ... fpany, adjoining, and in a ahort Brown! Toombs county attorney, tis t church and u number of vocal hut stopped a t all . $4,000, Ia»e estimated vutstnnding .cbmd worker* of the L j 1 **, ^ ^ y niceting r f to, the Boln L* Veillc com- pear Lyonk, Oa., last Friday, today selections by Mrs. Charles Powell, afternoon. Gloomy lie cited the case of one s^uth country; D. A. U. Browne, director Chamber It^to^m heldI at tha Hot# s 7.. • . v W --5< • ^ er has today sc followed the calling »t ‘a special Jr., Who was accompanied by Mrs. Florida wholesaler, unnamed, who of pitysicftl education, Peabody Col- 1 o rre,t ,jak“ and n a* fa s t as it_ gTand ju ry .and tho aff*r of re ­ B. lL'D eas, featured today’s lunch­ has lost 7.000 castm uf whiskey l>y lege, Npshvilla, Eenn: \V. N. Tay­ tho method, , of entertaining the street. Firemen' eon meeting of p»« fjanford Klwanwfcrdss bv tha.govem or for convlcMEMPHIS/1 cotjflscttliqn, 14 valuable boat* and lor, Jackson, Miss., exceptive sec visitor* will bo held precodl is d ijb , Jwld'in*.thiv Seminole Cafe appointment of n re „ , ’ T 7 lion of Tucmbcrs of tho tund. ’ Hief K S g lt tt o relit IK automobile* during the pa-ttijrw .clary of the Mississippi Kduch eventually brougiit • The Constifutiun, in a dispatch at 12:15o’clock. ;roup of btalacAa add prefcaalvtal flood situation in fnanths, in addition ti> being u ider Hon naaciclation.'jind Mi/» J . Jewell control a t -6 o’clock this from Louisville, Oa., today quoted Jh e retiring- president's • annual, net as A $-f 1,<)00 bond in fig h t cases of said • *... • . •*, Slmpspll, aSsisUiiit sdlto supertn (non to (n Q jL F Judge It. E. Hardonian, of the report and the turning.ovir \o*hts nn:l ponscstiun Of liquor, three A play W play arc aunt T>f the lcX i of Maryland. ' * ' T , , ir. explofrloun , which hampered Todmhs circuit, as declaring it was successor, T. W.Lawton, featured Alnl J. G. Ball * U nlmma Hanford football game r* . , .. . .. case* of bribery .in,! three c.' con­ Matter* of peculiar Interest to cefretar>' of tho Chamber of Com? I tho wbrk of firemen was caused "common knowledge” th at mem­ the ceremony o f installation. The New Years Day i* to la- broadens 1y f tlock of fireworks carried by bers of the band wore the Klan rc- program for tho mooring was in spiracy. Florida school work were discussed mcrce. staled today that updn the a t the Armory under the auspice $10 Cf*e For 1Van«]tnrtmtioa at tho departmental meetings. its.DHig Sundries chrnpany. gu|lt. On the other hand, Nathan charge o f K4nt Roseiter, newly committee's acceptance 0f tholr In* along Tho impottorH, Cce said, e*tl- of thG OampbcJI-l.or-dng Post of elected vic&prcBident of the club. The *eri>:<i of general r.e*?lons tlio American Legit n, according 1 • vitation to visit Sanford, which and Ohio ri Bedford Forrest, head of the Klan :7J In his atldre*..i to tho members utnte another $10 a case for trnnv jInn announcement muilo today by will open tonight, to bo featured \»us (ondcrod Tuesday morning hr 8,000 have bran in Georgia, reiterated n denial that portation, winch raise* the prie« to f l0^ c' u*,< Dr. Kirfg stressed tho b.v nn address by Govsrmir John Jacksonville, they wen* Informed hom*s as a rdlu official* of the pent. the Klan hntl any part I n 1P a .adoption, in the face of tho new $r.4 n ease, without considering W Martin The -hief executive that the visitor* would, in all pro­ from the stfi fair. The demand fur a running m i I year, of o spirit of courage :n loss of Ixiatn und aut«,ntobHe'<, and remit of the game is naid t« be I " 'h extend a welcome to tho dele- bability. bo In Sanford on Wcdnea remstnod a t The newspaper also quoted Solic­ meeting the problems which, be gt-noru) overhaul ’.ike fines and very heavy owing to tho In ye gat-s on Iwh-ilf of the *Uti‘, and I* day, coming hero direct from Lake­ Imfager Veporta frem l itor A. S. Bradley, of Toombs coun­ said, are to confront the club -and ruliirlc.-. tions indica exiH-ctod to nlsn discus* the gen­ land. ty ar. declaring front his home in its members and tho city ns it “Tho price at wholesale on the number of farmer residents of be l eral education situation in Florida. Arrangctnsnta.for their enter­ Alabama who nre nerw residing in Waynesboro, that members of the whole, ucabonrd of the atute, 1 am in. . , „ iv al Btdrdt exhibit from Scm- mob "adm itted' they wefo KlansUpward* of a thousand dnlegatt? tainment will prebably .Include tRm. we foriqed," he said, "is about; $00 a Seminole County and to tho many The. new officera of the club are: RuOrou,.. linois county it being planned for men before whipping Brown." football funs who are Interested in are expected for tho convention be- meeting them a t Lakeland and case. • ’ diet any ime I the C entral Florida Fair a t Or- Bradley was quoted as saying that T. W. taw ton, president; A. K. cqcnrting thorn Sanford bjr the Inter-sectional contest. The turn the meeting end*. President "Where are the profits from Roasitor and Forrest Ijtko, vice­ flc. Hotnoe* [ismfo. aciordlng, to U C. Bebout, one of the mob rcmnrked: telegraphic servlco was guaran­ It. M. Healey, of Tallahassee, nr- nufantobilo, showing them,through liecrethry of tl» Somlnolo County - "Wo are Kiansmen and we arc presidents; A. C. Fort, treasurer. which the ‘big fellows’ in the teed by John Kumhlcy, nedurding ranged npcrial railroad fares for various section* of the county and lated from r*U ) he C. Babout, ia ex- liquor p a n e nre reported River [Chamber of Commerce, who stated whipping you because you have The secretary, to official*. those attending, nnd also accon; tho celery districts before bring nounced that getting so rich? I cun'i find l»octe<l to retain the office for an ­ day’-th llt\fh e oldest and f>nc of been prosecuting the Klan." • eating ni range'ment* ni U.c I modntlons at tho Florida State col- ing them into tho city proper. Up­ tJLleVworsi^ . . other yeac. , then:." ’ larger*, industries of the. bounty Armory are nuch that a huge lego for Women, where the gath­ on their arrival here, tho congre*^* lood stagri I Forrest yesterday raid the Klan lie cited another case in which The directors for 1027 are: Ray iujd iro intiiuded.with the othc^ would offer rewunls for apprehen­ the principal u few months ago rrc/Wd can he accomodated a d it ering will lie held throughout the men and the member* of their fears that Fox, Hoywood Walker, J. H. Jack­ splays fcM hiLfair. .’ party, urn expected to be taken to when; * v sion of those involved. son, R. B, Chupmun, R. H. Berg. ws» rated ns worth ohout $200,000. is expected that aevoral liutidrrd threo days. ( Mrs. A nnie Johnson of Mnrkhaiv th Hotel Forrest Lajte for luncheoo fan* will gather there to he ir the Brown reported he was beaten S. M. Lloyd and W. M. Scott. ; "Now he’* broke,” Leo said, Paola i» -to t have chargo of the so coverely tbot^ he wax* under a fallowing which they will board “and besides that he ‘stand* a result* of tho game. A 1 -ninal igcm ents 'fo r- the, dirplny, physician’s care, and warned that the jtenmor Osceola, of the Clyde atlmiacion fee I* to he charged. most admirable chnnco o f moving Vig to include every grndo j ( he Would' be killed if he did not Line; for the trip to Jacksonville. T|io actual play is tq M art at tn the federal institution th at has and spirits of turpentine move out of the county in ten days. ■,, * . . . ■ '‘Wo are particularly anxious htade Atlanta famous U> bootleg 5:16 o'clock Sspford time. The to 'Ih o producers of the Brown assisted in the.prosecution game begins in Pasadena a t 2:16 ., Rav. and Mrs. Roy L. Brown, Hint tha visitor* *4* the wondprful circles, for ft protracted itdy.” !r'* o’clock. The Armory is located on state evangelist* far tho Christian development of this ’sectlotv. jand of f iv e 'men ' accused. o f‘ fatally More Money In "t3»lne” favah tores indoslries woi-o wounding Willie Wilson b u t July. Ccnlmercia) Avenue. * Chu$ch, are to l>cgin a *oriel of th at thoy be afforded the pleas tiro Thorn in a little m ori money in by tha early Virginia evangelistic mooting* in tho audi- of th trip j to Jacksonville", Mr. the domestic product, boitled in the <Ur$W by tho early Virginia sith (he c LONDON, Dec- 29.—(A1)—A big wood* and not aged apywherc, Mr. tcrium of the Tligh School 8 ut)day Ball said today, “We want them jrtions .in the past 100 |)yar*, fa see as much of the river during red mystery automobile coating morning a t 11 o’clock, under, the L*e believes. lie, say* losses nre rdlng to, Secrclhry .Bebout. $100,000 to construct and believed ies* and eoita not quitw • a high. auspice* of the First Christian the daylight hours a* pnssiblo ami, ho industry has always bccq capable of developing a speed of Church of Sanford, according'to an for that reason they will not have.7 si nre I “An Orlahdo, bootlegger about Of F io rlq a 's largest, and EJemlSTEUBENVILLE,' O., Dec. 29. 200 miles an hear, thus shattering 10 months ago told nte,.he could announcement made by officials ot very long to stoy In tho city”, he' obeerve '!• county has shpwn psrticular added. gauge, all cxjstipg. records, will be sent buy plenty of whl»key ht $2$ a —(/‘PJ-l-Enlcrprihing moonshiners the local church. ' iivjty In naval stores, The inconverted dressing ronr.ts a t the to the .United State* in Fcltraury case,’" Lee said. "Ho wa* retail­ Rev. Brown i* said to be widely H W i try lit Florida!la really respon- 7 NEW YORK, Dec. ,29.—</T)— for n speed test on some Florida ing, -Now-the wholesale prioo' I* high -school, fcotbnll field Into an known axAtn. cynnRClist and to have r f o r tho bulidlpg of tho port Itare lace helrldoms of many wom­ elaborate ~dleltilery tint iF*u rprised beach yet to be selected; held nonm of' the most important $100 A case and the peti. article by .a police raid today. 1t ho Mid en of social prominence today The car, which')* shaped like a hard to procure.” pastorate*.in tin- country, Ife was i , They found a.CO gallon still * In form a prised altar clpih of the sea .Sled nnd has enclosed tlriss to , There was a time when the boot­ pnntor. of the First Christian NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—(A Cathedral of SL John the Divine. cut down wind pressyre, is 32 feet leg trade figured on liUlo more operation os well a* much,finished Church of Jacksonville, in Rich­ anson B. Houghton, ambassador. product. The dressing room* hsd Thr, cloth, In the form of a 'm o ­ long and six fcot wide. 1C repre­ than one j»er cent ty*s, but that r. ‘been locked up a t the cJoto. of the mond, ImL, and in Belle (Fontaine, England, who is hopta on a Christ­ saic nnd comprising more than 100 sent* a seriou* attem pt on the part time ., tfj j ' mas leave, has the role of defend has gone. gridiron season hut the distillers l Dec. 20. - W nieces of rare and antique lace, of the British m anufacturers A The meetings, to which the pub­ ant In mysterious litigation. 1 had breken Into tho place through ms prorontedto the ebuach by .tho capture epeod records now hei CLEARWATER—fli.OOO addit­ a window)and operated it for five lic has been-Invited, are fo be held plaintiff fn a $50,000 stilt far ft ioresan auxiliary apd dedicated the U n iU d itate * . fg ion tb be built to Fort Ilanrieon week* unmolested. . , - ^ V , each evening during the week, with Mterday by Bishop William T. v’v Tho car weigh*^ 7fine pound* . AtL-.V .7 an additional morning service on fanning. consume* 4 1-2 gallons of gaso­ issnr rrss*~v l 'I ■— „ , .Sunday. Every kind lace, much hun­ line » minute .and i* capable of ted to d ay io r tomorrow, r w p permission from Supr justice Gnvegan. to i boats and men", with th e •»*.! dred* ojr years of i$% was 'used. ijaveloping 1,000 horsepower. The “ ' of it had been taken front powif is divided oyer two,motor*, on ilr. Houghton by i gowns, vtHls and handker­ one being along over each ax lt. It she hntv found It imp • ? chiefs;ngchristening cops and gown* eontifba a secret tfansmlMlon.and on him and even .-the flounctlWjof. bridal control system recently Invented. alb bis .tlUaripcd by U TALI/AHASSEE: garments. Tho -various pieces The manufacturer* o T ^ tlii^ c a r, affidavit that ■\c gulf . trials to, - - 0P)—Several state 0. AV . falsely accdsAd her t i the reason for were sowed together with a thread which waii constructed .secretly 1 a t d ay'w ere searching far boarding Jv-V ¥ .... . ‘°n; on the a*frt front Frtqc*. Wolverhampton, claim that It I* battle. a t 'L M ’ Perl JquarteSSflfh* obUincaiSmecially a fire l«st of • hrJrioom pt»: i transfer of By* tbklr the libetal* jilaren a* the re io it ir vkfary vki a r m coast of. known os tocnr do lid® (heart of the ldrgeat ever built icd recently, to night (bat virtually destroyed the tithe and r l « e o| ’«lt>n was ..lined access te-the Heeoiyllda riv­ tcasp are now linen) and *hlch has not. been pot gtvrn. and asiueiror The »peed tre t in the United forces of Dr, at K borne cf Mr*. D., F . Chittenden, one Jabd extend V manufactured since the war. et, captured PruU.de Pah, god be­ strategic threatening *« rral, State* will be held.tinder the au<- points leading to 1 inferior, 1mile* to‘ gan An attack on Monkey Rldg*. of Tallahassee’*' landmark.*,,, >' -I Mr*. .Mason is hot.I Tho cloth is 12 feet 9 inches long I ire* of tho contest board of the 1 Vff • . •-----conservative If this strategic point is taken, it % A Itdrnoy ;G*heral J. B. Johnson The troops of anil '2 feet 4 ihehes adds andjX American Automobile ‘ * Diac, who and Dr„ F. r A. Hathaway. ,ohalrgovernment of valued at more t|ian 1100.000^ The f n by has hoen recog In the te s t .lt will be by S o o n Wee Wju conceived by Hisi Klolttt BriU States, were fo Nafr*^ 9*111*, an nn »«nrrt InCOR, expert In lace*. Vfe*. fore the I nk,* iwhlle AssUtaht I by Oersl IL E. C arter «nd a m «nf BODY 18 RECOVERED;” -.' : a waitW iV ' charge.1' y.v* ition. sofdrowned • n e r .l .Uy. n g o J n 7 .11Iri iu r of th i Ookolockonee Rlwr, whUe try« Iw .1 • -on> a ccnvict road | tore, U ;e Drug Firm „ ies Of H losions P Unj BODY RECEPTION IS TO HOLDS MEETINGS BE PLANNED FOR AT TALLAHASSEE W ORE! 1927 OFFICERS OF — - - - - - - F KLANi LOCAL 1UNCHE0N IS LATEST CL A IM 1CLUB ARE SEATED Football (Jame To Be Announced For Fans On Saturday y to Display [One o f State’s Old Industries at Fair teE Church Meeting To Start Next Sunday Mystery Speed Car W ill'Be Tested 0 n In Florida P Dressing Room Used As Rum Distillery Heirlooms Compose Prized Altar Cloth In Gothhm Church U. S. Envoy Is Made Defendant In ‘ list *1 win Be At Mobile p i p i S Forces of Dr. Juan Sacaaa in Blaze Destroys Old icaragua Threaten, Interior Points Landmark At Capital ■W Will Go On | N m in- . W i| *aw m �— jgfcYr the founders of the Longue of Nations. Lango received the prise in 1921 and. Nansen in 1922. There has been i^o aw ard of the peace prize sinco. ^ Taxation Cuts Prizo The other .winners of tho pence print were' If. D urant iof 8wltzer- Midget of Majors, Delivers After Bad Start • : 7■r -Np-n.v-si-. ^1' ‘V- • »; l r ‘ ■■. -<T2L»j y * \ v* T w enty#1; Huddle And C F o r m a tio n s sTlanned ' Iiy Alfred flobcl Of Sweden Gtumw ' The Eastern officials went thc W hfttm Conference ono le tte r in tWslr decision, tho Westornera hav­ ing, decreed a two-second halt. r j3 f v j,ho rules of the'com m ittee agrees with the- officials in an­ o th er Suggestion, joferecs and um­ pire* will be gjycn wider latitudo Inr Imposing penaltlco' for unfair play* not otherwise provided for In, tho rules. Rule 21, section !*, now providea .a ilyo-ynrd pcnnlty *04-, the officials would n ti ,Jt nmfmjed to provide a "proper • A nuggostion will go forward to thio rulen m akers that thc exlrting lim itation In downs bo changed or gtylishcd. Tho suggestion will not InhiUde a propored remedy for the deficiencies. I | | t \ JTl ) I / f T ^ ! I sA provision in effect but not ' lij£ i Y r i j IkWi .V r V . ri»w in tho rulos providing that j W k - 4 V t - 4K g*roffside player touching a punt- | ‘t 1 I ’ t;— L.ball. rhould bo penalized five j ’ S y trd s and a touchlmck doclarvd it They call him thc ’‘Midget of the Major.*, tho offense bo committed within 'finutreau is only a mile. Hi ••towera’* n t & ; ten-yard lino, the officiali i thc five-foot margin, but he's ,,uitc hi 9CtTt)ftfiAKERJ combines American standards of efficiency to keep down the price of its cars, with old world' ideals of ,.ii.tiit\7 tn leoon down the cost of mainte- Braves have had In , da>» of Maranvllle, | l- days of thnt fuin and Speaker n r r A D n TO paseuma had tin* leg up on Mai To Fight Battles m r | A lKAlh KLlUKli io ii»'W undnnd»u ,,'h^‘hl"’ i° ii?° L front nl n pace in tho sixtt.. Together, Is B elief Q■nl i Tj p .f .] U C 1 7 1 TI.D I from whore ho met thc challenge -ten tuwisoo of any such movo, when tho three were found ng ready to board tho Clovetrain, their brief statement* ; ttonflrmattory. bb said: “The go vernmont r has had anything td do * jth basrbnll, has it? " Npe4ker said: "My affnire nrc in th e hnjids of Mr. Boyd." Boyd said: “Give me credit for knowing th a t the government has nothing to do with the ease." ince Has Added To is Hunting Stables for; the election of a B, rectors to Mrve year, to hear report* and to transact suehoti aa may prttiftW comt 2 Evenings and I 3 Different O peras by same Cast that ipp New York, Boston, Philadelphia, 'Pitthburfb, New Orleans— • , ! '-li' ’ v —-----| Jim Daisy stayed up to the paceTho chalking up of a new track | pinkern in thc final eventoftho record for the fivc-fnrlong dash, | «|ay nnd when called uponnt the together with thc riding of Jockey ;10Wj nf tho stretch, hernco.1 T, Pnscumn, featured the four nromul Harp o’ the North nnd teenth duy of the meeting ut Sem!- ^mn j,y half q length to reward his noln jicrterdny. F.arl Pool, with barken- with thc good price, of 10 Pascuma Up. clipped off tho five t0 j jje paid, the in-st price of tho furlong route in thc fast time of fjct, captured the short end 1:01, a mark which may stand for (,,f t|)c purse. *omo time. *i . . . . Tho new record camo In the sec*, rj . , - j ! , j . -rj , , J ond ovunt and provided the rus- j S y n d i c a t e D e s i r e d tim ers With a n 'honest-to-goodnes* . rp r» _ i„ _ r *4/ horse race. Be Trueman, who held l O U C i a y C o m i n g U l th^recorrlI for the (Ustance, led the E u r o p e R i l l f f C h a i t i p fio!d>to Urn atretch turn but was , ° obtrun in a stretch duel with Earl •, . . ' .* ,. Pool, thc litte r yomlng on to win LONDON, Dec. 28.—K>P)— If a with a final spurt that carried him now boxing syndicato here has it* under the. wire ono-flfth of a te c - j way Elky Clark, BritUh nod Euortd fa ste r than tho previous mark, ropenn flyweight chnmp|on, wxiuld Pascuma went up several notches havo delayed bis . departure for . In ,hls; rating ns n rider when he Amorlca. booted homo three winners yester­ day to rnnkc hit' total for the meet­ ing stand at 18,* His was thc out­ standing performance of the day, followed closely by little Eddie Bonhum, who brought two winner* under the wire. • . .. Tony bagged his first in tho in­ itial event of tho afternoon tvhou hu piloted Affectionate Mary In by a head over h er closeat pursuer, LAKELAND—New. Public libra Pricelcsr, in n six-furlong nffair. ry com pletedjn’this city,Jal Alai managed -to g e t ih tho show. ’ 5 e'tirs 100.00P m ile s a n d , u p w a r d s Repertoire Thursday, Evening, Dec. 30 .......... .......... _ J ■*'-* fc' ■*4 ■' . m Mmo«. Jacobo and Glade; Messrs. TommasinC SANFORD Mongelli, Lulli—B allet'' \\ 9 Friday, Matinee, Dec. 31 4 4 ........................MAC ■ With Mmes. Escobar jind ’Schalker; Mcaan. OK ■ - LUMBER YARD A C o m p le te L in e o f F r n m e s und S c r e e n s , . , .... w■■'■rwMg«,i i W --- ------ -arc------ — M edicine C a b in e ts C y p r e s s a n d P in e m j F r a m in g • * •• ■■■■■■■■ | sheathing F lo o rin g C c il'n g # •• m ^ g m * ^ '.vr- ■ l i M W If / * • m v ' ,. V a* i - l a i n i .;. j L & W QpV % S S B With Mmes. Paggi and Falco: Messn. T»(uro,' _ _ . ,, • • Cervi—Ballet. ’ . . ing made for seriea of 3 operos at Desk CClaj Commerce.. {plaster ; j Whi t e Rock Plaster Board .J K Si 1 7 J n i Poors . i Windows Murphy Ironing Boards h Made to Order ■. 2 . ‘ . The Price Is R ig h t. ■-M—i n Z M H I '4 The fourth law Glimmering ale 1 out and grab a five-length lu c \ from which ho wax never headec JwImvyrTtvhen B . the front *h ;ervation» Tickets NOW at Box Office L a th B rle k ; L im e . ’ ; ■• ....... ...... - ^ 4 4 1 ** F finlA ^. Mouldings - L Friday, Evening, Dec. 31 | R id in g ----r ^ i s s = ^ - - — “ V •' r J favorite,. npVIF . IS S; Interrante, .CervL Special Dance program by 9 , . ' ■ • . ■• ggB 5 Ballet will follow, the' performance of the openp r ’ NEW Nero, well rated behind tho leaders until thgnWiul *.of tho Hosed fU«t.After, being.W trun i l, tho carly^guing and took shot [ money. . ' '• . CASH LUMBER CO 710 W , F i r m S t , P h o n e 472-W of Panobt nnd managed to hold tho ,|,nd. The loiter slnyc.l f«*r th- SEMINOLA DASH g j gg* - . . . - .. j ■ | W . S . P R IC E , M g r. Sludebnker owticrs have tlriven their i l l i 1 All <J F U l V l - i v / l l \ J n r u i g T i T A Y 1‘ n I o n The regular annuiK the Stockholders of n Dank and Trust ConJ Florida^will he hsld bL with th f by-laWs o d w J ith tk .1 1 h" ; “ * 1 working of thc try for point after .Connie Macks Athletics He made u touchdown. brief trial, however, the lean Mr. N.d >1 A iuirircstion wnM made that n Braves erobhed him and with the Beret WASHINtONO, Dec. «ri .. -—W hatever Ty Cobb and Trin ’ 8peaker arc planning to do nbout “Dutch" Leonard's "fixed, game" charge* mad0 public by Baseball Commi»#lonod Landis, they . ap[-<■ pjVently ' fntended to do together ^w ithout preliminary publicity a* to * dtfail*. 1 ' Cobb came to Washington yestotday from Augusta Ga., and Speaker,.w ith his attorney.W . II. ; - Bgyd,4»r^lv<Hl nbout the name time frtm Cleveland. Escaping watch­ } fu l o y c i^ h e y immedlaWly Went In­ i , ^conference somewhere, and maintained tho strictest-incognito P a s a d e n a , c a iir , Dec. 2 8 .[^i-fFootball followers today tu m edjt^eir pttention upon the eampa of the Cardinal* of Stanford uni­ versity nnd-the Crlip'son Tide of S T O C k u b u i, Dee. 28. r - & 4 The tw enty-fifth anniversary p ' tho Nol>el Peace Prize find* drtly for m w Jiving who have won-that reward for promoting the fra tcm l ty. of nations. ' t .; Sinco the prise waa created b y ____ ___________ _ , . Comrpop garden sago brawed In­ thc will of Alfred Nobel, inventort Wilson, 1918; L. Bourgeois, to a heavy tea vldth s tlp h u r added, of dynamite and other ekploelvcs.i France, 1920; K. H. Brnntlng: . - streaked and fdd­ 22 men have received It. Sweden,, 1921. . ■ ' ~ , will t u r n g r a y , Elihu Root, American statesman Tha .t>rir«s was given ,to tho.Ined'Hair beauti­ and form er United S ta te s 'senator ,titu tc . of: International Law In fully dark nnd Who was given th e-1912 prixa&lor ’jilOt, hd International Peaco Bur*. Ms activity In tho purificationM pin, in-1910 and thc International, V luxuriant-. J u s t tho Philinpenes and Cuba and jn the jtetl Crwa in , 1017. No awrfrds a few a p plica handling o f the American-JapHiilW v e r t made in other years. I . ' . dispute, ranks an the senior aMdinf w hen fist distributed : in 190L* nd proyo * revcthe survivors. The others ar>> the value 0f tlio prize was $40,4091- J lation if your Senator Henri LaFontalne o f Bel t)yt jt has decreased u n d o r ta * 0*] | f e t - 0 gium, and Christian Louis Langn t jon. The lowest vuluc was'In 10231 ' V^.f , .hair ia.fading, streamed or g r a y ; und Fridtjof Nuriaon, NbrvveglVn«. whcn jt wus $35,044. F or thW? M i x i n g tho Bngc A ctlvr.Jn Peace ,Bodies' year it to $31,350. *. 'The . Belgium senator add th< ^ hill panned by tho Swedish Ten nnd Sulphur rccipo nt homo, Norwegians M>crc given th® Itrirc parliament removes the taxation though,Us troubl«ltomer‘ ,An easier Wnyid to got b ,bottle of W yeth’o lil recognition of th e ir, lntcrc*)^jn after this year. Sage and Sulphur im p o u n d nt pceCd societies, ,c>ub of the pur---------— --------- : any drug store all ready for use poncs of th* award being thc por- , T(X A TTEM IT COMEBACK motion of ppaco congrosscs. NEW YORK, Dee. 28.—(fl*)—Bob for only 75 ednts. This is tho oldhaFontnlnc yma a member qC the McAj |j ^ cft “Dying cop," will at- timo recipe Improved by the ad­ 4’crm ancnt International (ompt' n‘ sprint comeback this Wlnr dition of other ingredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is Bureau a t Borne when ho receive! The farm er nation*! dar-h not sinful, wu all desire to retain the prizo in 1913. Lange has l>c*n fhnmpion, whoso r e ti r e m e n t wan general s e c r e ta r y of th c Interpnr- ^or^ ,,j tbred years ago by a our youthful appearance a t a t­ j llumentury Union nt tienova *in';p I .-pronted tendon, hnn filed bis en- tr a c t venose. By darkening your , 1009. Th« otplorer Nnhscn is lf jn t j,p 0f c. games in New hair with Wyeth's Sngo nnd Sul­ phur Compound, no one ctin tell,' professor in natural sciences at y orjj on Jnrtj 8. ■because it docs It so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge <.r soft brush with it and draw this through^ your hear, taking one smnll itrand a t a time; by morning nil gray hairs have, disappeared, nnd, after another application or two, your hair becomes .beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. <j m football officials agree something should be dorie the shift and huddle. <Uhg In nnnuul session until this morning, tho Eastern latlon of Collegiate Fcytbsll [bU devoted mJch of its time theism’o f,4lie huddlo as ulow- j ing tip-piny a n l of tho shift js making it difficult for officials to determine legality. As u result, a suggestion .will bn made to the' ruTer.’committee that on nil shift KM1huddle.plays after the plsyera h«Vo become set, tiny shall lomnln in'thM r phe.arradged positioha for three Seconds before tho hall Is Spttnor, A ustria, 1005; Thto(lore Roosevelt, 1006; E. T. Moneta'.* Italy, and L. Renault,' France, TWW; ! K;*P. , Arnoldson; Sweden ahd F. Bajcr, Denmark, .1008; A. M. F. Bocm aert, Bolgiumi and Baron dc‘ Constant, Franqb. 1900; Tutiiing AVA P"P*rin£: for tho an- cloven looked i l l . C nual New Year s day gridiron action _ , f f t clash in the. Rose bowl hero. i n pa*!**,. Concn Wnllaco Wade's Alabnmu *> uced a gr, f C S t °,u t*, t . w cnt 10 r ork yesterday, i«g game. thc eenOrl ' • , �Kentucky Mountains Are Taking Their Claim Lives^.Of F o u r , No w United States for Pact With Panama 1000 chdrchcs in the when they a r f re* rk Place, tn » t/ru n -u p m oving' atairwayri. lets the s ta in do the nds a crowd pushing fam lH iinw lf tW obxbrtjr looks/ \venue, fashionable and n.’V i f / a dirpet descendigraphically speaking, of r ju The Bowery ends at It uare, \vhnt;e it changes |;4o Fourth Avenue. At Ivccome* Park Avoliong thr. - York; Is rkerf streets in Won Street, runChatham Squarr,^ of'iChlhntiawn. Oil. '■the ‘’elevated ubS the 'Are esmenls lining both ret, and sunlight' to the sidewalks Forking" rules are impressm automobile.1owners in a y-stimuloting manner in the one-way streets that giv? ! Into the theatrical <ii»Some traffic policemen the windshields arid \ re a r « of parked cor* with erny'o Parking.” The owner » Job of removing the Two other potroimen, ft doubted the success of *." *‘5*0 how Yew cars are. in our block. We gfv.* onietiling more to rend - a :kfl came back on the square eason, as dna of the spewia! as in holiday gift-suggestion ira, In multi-rtrioTed Krencn ils, they arc defying the laws ometry by appearing in number^ ns squares rath e r dreies or ovals. Thin clock» gtig from a four or five inch dribbon that matches or con with the enamel are vary l ’ , -; H . . . " V- V V ^ - ' ~: v - . - * F our years .ago Mary. McClIntlc eJt .y d with Pick I.lcpert, Washingten, *11. C., movie organist. - Congressmutt Ja m e s’ V, McCHhtic, her i,n,| t},^. m arriage an nu led, they rewed recently, when this photo was made. for m Y nW ^fiL1v ia r* d the Federal* in the w ar between outgrowth f Urn s U U e ,e n d U t*r, in J89&, ihe c h a n ^ i heieped eetfle a little m atter, w ith waited to?th Spain. Thia p o rtrait buXirics* Is u through" ot» new experience. i her joint! MIm Alleyne Fo«t*f, 21, • pr|*e- immensely • — ~ DAYTONA/BEACHf H a., Dec. winner in the Royal Academey a t or*," she skv. 29.—(/P)—The. epirlt of youth hm laid hold of John D. Rpekefellcr and Delbert Ames, whose combined ♦ ago Is eonte 2 5 ‘years more than th at of the nation. • I Mr. Rockefeller Jta* found thH appeal of golf a serious m atter and Certcral Amcs has insisted th a t hi*'thfdf claim to fam e i r t h a t be believes th a t tjie treaty between been announced Panama nnd the United S tates Association of Dj amounts to virtual 'absorption pf according to Iocs the latter country by the larger. Laney Dry Cl The treaty Is, contrary to Pan- who announced ama'n membership pledges jn the wrejj wns to be th League of Nations, he asserts, and mn9 #n(j 'New y e a Central American republic Ciin^ Cleaning authc not thus alienate its independence the hdiiday peril* without*giving Germany and Aus- turiltk* for the pat tria a preteat for concluding a, trim- j chTldtcriS garmenl lliir alliance. >.'•« Vi lan d 'h k v e tfie rtf'fi .. “ In short," he writes, “those very yeart when' schod people who forbid us to contract ' m erely, defensive alliances are the first to contract alliances when it Hi to their advantage. “The absorption of Panama pro­ claims th a t there ’ exists, despite what, any one can soy, an American imperialism differing from the a t­ tem pts at Hegemony begun in Eu­ rope only by the frailty of the ob­ stacles it runs up against.” “ Pertinax" reviews the American expansion southward from the lAiuislana nnd Florida purchases through the M cxianr and Spanish w ars and concludes: “ Our American friends should * The companies named showed ’a not find any criticism in thia enu­ very friendly and generous sp irit meration of facts. The parable of gnd d(“served to be mentioned in th»t beam and the mtfte sometimes tho account of the bazaar, Mr. needs rejuvenation," Evans said, . PI NEVILLE, Ky., Dec. p . - W —/Tragedy accompanied the yuletide Into the Kentucky mountains claiming four lives In two ahooting affrays in Boll nnd Harlan counties, according' to information received here today. The dead: Dr. R. L. U ttim cre, CO. physician fo r the Fo* Ridge Coal company a t Blanche, Ky., Roy S m ith / and - h ia ^ father, Henry Smfth arid Dan Jones pail or Bdri’nerfork. > ls,f*P - tR . , lf jj n*Dr. I.altlmore-vfcnX.'shot dSwn-la his home >by o fflte r. • who nt. . . . ,i«« ! * L ? rS £ T Orange Blossom Festival a H ft apneaefa to be tn the off ngt foe h a / o n . m L h « g a t around.to b .^ n g - h s portrnit done General Ante* is a m an of p arts “ mi no doubt will try to find tim e “Pig Woman” Happy Over Big Christmas JERSEY CITY, ty! J. Dec. 29. (>P) With her room banked w ith flowers, Mrs. Jane Gibson in city hospital today expressed her hap­ piness bver the widespread rem embrnneo of her at Christmas tim e. Senator Simpson and Inspector Underwood, loaders of the state's case in the Hall-Mills trial,, a t which she wns their s ta r witness, were believed to have been among 1■ the many who rent flowers, but hospital - officials said the names had been removed from the tr i ­ !! o bute; end they did not care to ask Mrs. Gibson who sent them to her. r *VV • , - . i ‘ C o n q u e ro rs o f H a rv a rd • . Prominent Architect Ends Life With Gun BROOKLINE, Man*., Dec. 29.— (,1b-_ Edward Dnnn Destiune prominent architect and engineer ended lilt Jife in his firooklyn home Saturday, It bus been re­ vealed to the police und medical officials. The nrehitccturnt plant rf ih (> Parle square building, one of tin- largest office building* in the moi ! t. weft- prepared midet hit c!i red ton. Mi DenMinore’-t body win found in a iiathin.,ni by 1 ae of lii.s chi! ilrun. A razor was found nearby TIm* medical examiner said that Mr Irons in ore had suffered a nervous breakdown from ovet work. DK. I. A N D— N e w li ig h wn y i>e■ tween Pel,und and New Smyrna tiimned to traffic. IWrihy other fast disappearing fri- *>$tUpving that the sins of E ^ihddrefi are passed on t-> until 'they are thirteen if* old, and that*H is wicked carry anything but-clothing on Sabbath, they used to make i f Children carry- the Bibles to aynA*goguc for them, nnd wnuij n tie their handkprejiiefs about fr neck* a* articles of clothing ftfri th*n *pirry tliein. PersldcDt roup,hi nnd coidi lead to serious trouble. You can "top tiicir now with Creomulsinu, so emolaificd j riconoto tlull i» pli-uMnt !■> tjke, t ’j rotmilsion i» s n r . rm-dicul diM-ovtry I With two-fold action, it unlike* nod liral* tlio iiifinnird mrmhruncs and in­ hibits perm prowtli. Of all known drups, creoioto is rec­ ognized hjrbifh medical authorities as dhe of tlieprcalcst healing agencies for persistent coughs and cold* and other forms of throat troubles. CreomuLioti contains, in addition to creosote,other healing elements which roolhr ami lien! the infected membrane* nnd stop tho irritation nnd Inflammation, while the creosote poes on to the stomach, is sl>Sorbed into the blood, atlurks (he seat oi the trouble and checks the growth of tite germs. iHfksvHEE^iiisTooo honilural building being efccted, UrfTaiiy of Florida, uf Dr FifvcHf (Hf^owfi SPKCIAUST ' o r i (>, B / o n d a n d S h / n D iseases Som e re o p le are like th e squirrel in *He cage—-he w orks h ard b u t d o esn ’t get far. H e goes round in a circle and sc do they. Right now w e are talk in g ab o u t fami­ lies who have been paying rei t for yeiirs and have nothing to show for it go by, years roll aroUnd, and they are no farther ahead than when they started—no Where to Get Good . closer to financial independ­ Advice ence! no closer to freedom When Building from worry» they have no Tilts cjialru oi ihp proper material for every hullrilng security against approaching 1* a ‘specialized liunluess. old age Tho man who cun help you CrcotnuWlon i* pun rant re,| *atisfar- torf in the treatment of nrrsistent coughs and cold*, brnnchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms oi respira* lory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up tlio system after colds or llti. Money refunded if any cough or cold is Jot relieved after taking according to ircctluns. Ask your druggist, (adv.) SA N FO RD fefUy fittlanoL Ks incurable cum 1 ,jpo. n « u order tr««Un*nt ln«U. J fslss promt.fa mad*, no illtU rPVV* *uar»»tfM Blvyo, •J « in r < , t • * •—•! i* Wksl I advtrUM, lesson.bto, terms arranvtd 1. aall mm n o l*oea. Osli o» wflU l o t . 710 on and adrlee. ■ V M « a « . I (M ill! L af’** 1sys.faataa*’ and ■7 rarrd. aatlaftad and vraU- pI ittcherLBrown ^16 MAIN ST. \C K S 0 N V 1 L L E . T L A . k W. 8. PRICE, Mgr. W. First St., Phono 472-W If more people knew how really easy it is to build and own a home, more people would take this step. There are many ways in which you can finance it. The methods differ in different localities. ‘G o to your lumber dealer: an d . ask which is the best ‘NEW. LUMBER YARD y i ♦* A C o m p le te Line of Frames and Screens Medicine Cabinets Cypress add Pine . Framing , . : SheatMrtff r ; / make ft w lao selection Ih your established local lum­ ber dealer, Cull on hint for ndvlco find you will flocf that hi* year* or experience can save you many dnllarn am) qdtl ifreally to the *all*factlon you I ecu re In your homg^ ^flo win toil you th st FLORIDA DENSE 1’INU la the atFonittst and most d u r­ able lumbar you ran Hccurc. , - '- P a s ■■mwi-i ' - § F •L O R I D A t, W. MfWILLIAMt CO. S tr t Mv.fi. -Fin. i - fH- J M- MfT O H ItB rB L W. BONO tO. LaM M.t.n, Fja. « # D E+NSE .- m .j A f t , '•"i >«. * hi!a i LONGj.t a a u o H ») . ‘ E A'Ft.iBINE m a n u .f a c t . C o n q u e r o rs o f ,G e o rg iu T e c h ' ' Tickets a t Nunnally*s * • �HORN. TO ^yoddfffmterest^nit in Florida but' also in North' ditm wiis H u t ,of last Friday moon f’ut the First B aptist [th. MocksvHli;, N. C., when : I vie Horn became the bride r.,Henry Wade Rucker of San- LUN CHKONelSOrVEN- BY THUi p a B BEB,, HAGAN, ZACHARY , kT\8 , ^ ncd ln a sm#rt frock of blu& taffeta with trimmings of handsome flowers,. Her flowers tver* kn arm bouquet of pink rose buds. . M \ th *88 Sarah Peeler of Sal­ isbury, N. C., was the dainty little flower girl, and looked Jike n flow­ er herself *in her frock of green 'iest social affairs a ih at of Wednesm Miss Lena Belle lire Zachary and tarber were hostc-luncheun at the Hngan on P ut); sandwiches, olives, coffee, ♦Herbert am! cuke- wero^-served iiy Miw Elolse l^anicr, Mias E. E. G ridin, Mla, M argaret T hom son, .,Mi*a n T. Rw,c U Vcrnfc HurtThe players were: Mini Maude Lake, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Chikirert On Tuesday The annual Christmas, trim par­ in Tkmpa-Miss'Mohtey will be the ty given for the children of Holy guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sam Pittv 'V ; Cross Episcopal 'S u n d a y School man. • ■ was held Tuesday afttrilqori a t 5 p'clock. . . f '• A short service wpa Held, In the church which Included ■Christmas enrols sung by th© children, scrip­ A** M SSM home was abloom of rod boanin. M,sfl M a,y EI,“ boM> P n M o n ture readings by B. 'F. Whltiier, Mrs, Horton Advises Women On « combined wtlh S<“ S" " h B™!?? “ I"")*- “ j » Sr., and a beautiful phrH tm as Motherhood and Companionship story told by the Rector, Rev. lining table was ^ . J /*»1 '' “For several years I was dented ’ _ dsome laro rlaih* Miss Overstreet dE Or- Mortimer Gjovcr. At the cunclushjb o f;tbt. service, u <>tl .motherhood,;’ graced by * ' S lando.'Mlsa Rebecca, Lalwidvof.OrWXiteSj Mrs. M argaret. Barton of S w l tv L lna66’ Mbai McKenny o t qtlando. thp chl^rpn aum 'hirillian^t Kansas City, ?I was terribly nor-' I S ™ ! ;™ ? MiW M nr*aret Cowan; M iw Rw th cl< nyi'h*rp lighted, on,4 fdCqojtttc<3\. C hri^njM , T r e S > o r can: Hcnry* Mi*s m °n " T O * # * * vitMii- knd subject -to- periods of S S R S S L M1sr Margdret Zachary, ■Mi»x:Klt-i ttca ; was. nrrnngixl, .hfjyyily r)gdw tcrttible'irUffSWag shd melancholia.* 11 red. up* ty DuBose, fM iia Eloisq. rBrady with gifm.pf iju ^ n d s fo v the'bpiiNow I am the .proud mother of a ? , . Mi*9 Anna DpBpe, Miss Le Claite dren.,. ITieso beautiful little daughter.nnd a true joyed during the j onc)li Miss Emma Spencer,' Mips Mr. Whltncr, spperinter companion and Inspiration to my the scores being . Griffin, Mrs. > John-,, W th Sunday school, nsslstei lonfc in Christm as, Mcisch Jr., Mrs. George Harden | S. 0 .' C h a tr,' Wt4.: Wh pritc for high Miss Hi|div Rut]erf Mrs. w . g Miss Elitahetb’ 'Whltpet; ^ rely Inco boudoir Mny, Miss Clifford ShinhpUw bo sou of candles and bon bOn were will "gfadl'y^re vcalTt* high score prj*e, Mrs. ; Stephens, Miss Chivalette given the children, these' were ,fed woman who wi Class vanity sst, Smith o f Ocala, Miss Catherine passed by the older boys r f the Mrs. Burton offers t of low score was \Vinn of Valdosta, C,a., Miss Eve- Sunday School. tire ly without chari box of dainty i^n Anderson, &frs. Tom Rhodes These Christmas parties was al- nothing to coll. Lett erchlefa. of DcLuntl, Mis* Julia Dutton- of ways anticipated with much plea- addressed to Mrs. M | O p t i n g lunch- Q ckftd, Miss Lucilo Dutton of sure hy the children, and the one ton, 2020 Massachu! creamed chicken DeLnnd, Mis* M argaret Paters, this year was of exceptional c ity . Mo.’ Corrcspon o Chips, ribbon afd*W *JI. Rawlinj, Vhilc the guests were aasem« •» lonely .program of nuptial tfWwaffJcanderpd by M rs. Cldud* nr7 (iftanisf, iiasiatfed by Mlis iy Hnrville, of Thomasvllle, N. gblch included the following ibers.' "My Heart a t Thy let Vpice"; (J^nint Baeos), "0, u SubUmd; Sweet Evening Star," irffagnor), by Mrs. Horn; Miss gsrville’s numbers were “Because” JDBardelot) and “You, Dear and F (Clarke). The "Bridal Chorus” hem Lohengrin was used aa pro­ fessional, while f t ondelssohn's Wedding'Mkrch” wns usod as re- That Baby You’ve Longed For i Woman’s t Ctifk. b*o^«j Tuesday evening a t the Hotel Forrest Lake, of Orlando, Messrs, Loyd Dodd of LmiU*, Va« and- John and Other Dodd Of lliiitoffiV kst. Vi *• r* J * ^ , rEmHy ^Promptly a t the-appointed hour he bridal party entered, taking heir places a t each side of the icel. F irst'T o enter were the inii l* G. H orp.'Jr^ brother of bride, and Jam es F^H ajvklhs lanford, brother-in-law of the US u a a a a a a a a N u a N n a n n a n tfs ; a n a n a s a a a a a a a a e a n a u B iin a x B N iin a n a *•> ■■ a full guarapteed lowest possible price. iU H N IlU U IIU m illl: .U Kl N e Acting os her sister’s m atron of onor was Mrs. Jam es Frederic [awkins, who entered alone, wearig a handsome frock of peach repo Elizabeth wRh draperies of jiantilly lace,* and trim m ings of dnestone ornaments, o v e r'a slip f satin back crepe,’ H er flowers ere on arm bouquet of Butterfly «es. Miss Ruth Rodwell, maid of hon- That will make the New Year merrier. We are offering Merchandise at tom prices for two days only. D u r Best Wishes RrAYbarof Bounty S an d u ra C oi MR AND MRS. WIGHT GIVE BUFFET SUPPER FOR MISS PIJLESTON Mr. ond Mrs, Henry Wight en-ling niado basque with rainbow op npd Mr». HoIh-i rtained most delightfully Tuee sa.«h extending from the neckline Mrr DeCottcs \ ly evening a t a buffet supper nt to below the waist. The full bouf- most tx-comlng fi irir lovely home, “The House o f , Innt nktrt had the uneven henittn *' ured georgette, t cart's Content,” on Pnrk avenue, nnd in the front was a large motif skirt lieing made snoring Miss Msry Elizabeth ’<of sequins,(/ifiilu jiijh f gette. These ru,q;s are nationally known for their beauty in ( give satisfaction of your money refunded. Size bx9. Former value Size 7lAx9, Valued form $9.00, New Year’s Special ,,rlv at «U ^o on sale for Uleston, n stu d e n t a t Florida Mrr. W ight rccoiviid her gueata ” ‘)p.oBO enjoying talc College fo r Women, who Is w earing a htunnjng-jjow p of black (Vitality of Mr. an rending th e holidays here w ith cut velvet w ith 'tffn p sfie s g e o r - [ w e r e : The Misses s r parents, Dr. nnd Mre. S a m u e l 1g e tte , ' ’f; I E dith ReJinir, J uleston. Miss Zolin Frances Rouchelle of | Fulenton, - G eorgia The a ttr a c tiv e home was n e v e r ‘New Sm ym h, llfa|homli< 'g u e r t of ; U k e , Mildred He ore licautlfplly decorated than on Mr s . W lg h t/J& jfiJC W & d so m o sc H e lm V ernay, Ba; fa occasion, when qu a n titie s o f !(iu| n robe. * ;P • Tj* ‘ liams; E m ily Ling dto n a rc issu s and red L ouis: Those c n j o y W t t o d l U l y a f f a i r **r ’ J i “ " lilippe roses lent th e ir b e a u ty w c r c . m )sb M i r i ^ ' r a G c t h T’uie- ^ d f r a g r a n c e in decorating. In ston Miss ZeHn F rances ItouchalV c din ng room the dining tabh; ,(f Ncw 5 m yrrta, Mire Camilla » W d With a .let lore Cloth a n d i.llIoslon> Mi(UI Mnude Uke.. Miss' ^ ntcrcd with a largo silver b a sk e t S n ra h Hve!yn Williams, Miss C h a r- Stryktr. ? * lh h r [led w ith red roses and fe a th e r y ,otto S lry k c r, Miss-Olive N ew m an. „ MAs ,r o - , rigs o f ‘a m nigua fonts. A t A lb e r t ConneUy, F re d e ric k Dell, F r a n k Markwood. ther side were silver candle- AIvin Wig h t of Cairo, Cm., Jo- • Edm und Iaikc, 11 icks holding rod cathedral ra n - , nph Rflbison of Thomasvlflo, Gn„ « * r ^ n „ M,abr>'; , -Jumot- (J. Shnron, Jh,'1Iohn IlrumA delicious four-course supper J Rol«>rt Dod?o ^ Hop,- H uffiM r. is served nt small tables nr- and Mrs, W f c s Rj. McU o^ M t mged in th,. dining and eun Tnmpili yfr. and Mrs Percy A [Oms. Each table wtu centered Men, and Mr. -and Mrs. Snmue! itn a ftllver basket holding toko pulcaton 9x9 size selling formerly 9 x 1 0 size WPi’th $li for now on sale foiv, now on sale for 9x12 size. Original selling price was $18.00. BEDROOM R variety of !,!0>.? M°yle. Cir--. W Spencer, Jr., J ' B fvm loj^A Jfcrt >” rrl? Kt F n ‘^ R>rd* " ““ f1 1 rnnHC* William Wood Heaters Sheet Iron BREAD POXES oof boxes with alidii Neatly painted in ALUMINUM P Handsome large size wi The lovely home of Mr. and Mr*. ACJO, George A. DeCottcs was the fcenc J engagement uf of,one of the most beautiful par - , appointed s tier-of t|ia season Tuesday evening Hornsby as n when ejitertained at a supper Louis Cardinal party nfter^ the Mronutrt’,i Club Edwards, nf dance, honor^ng^thijir goi^ Fred- qminced today erlck Roll, who is* home from Jparents. -The <1 Stauntiw lM ilitary .'Acndamy. for was not. named, Special New they valued at $1.50. A L U M IN U M W . They are just the thing that you in your kitchen npd for gener. use. Don’t mis^ this opportuhii ALUMINUM PISH EANS Just the hight size.'Oblong shape m w p very best of aluminum; They will, make dish washing a pleasure. Former value $1..45 V .1 . * WASH TUBS Number 1 size, galvanized tubs Former value 85q for only WASH TUBS V Size number 2, will sell for these WASH Number Entire Stock W ATCHfeS f. JEW ELRY ‘i l l = %r‘ ’ »i You don’t need just one cans. We have two sizes a so values) r LEATHER (SQQDS SMOKING GOODS i i. :> A MU Vi A Nr in this,Sale,.for 2 seyeral O'GEDAR MO: lese gai-bage during tliese * lU F F tP C ! Size 81x90. Tliese sheets are seam i ___ __ ‘,1 Kl those thft u^e oil heaters here )iir opportdiuty toisecure your i at low cost. , 89 d now v �'s>* rfkAfU 8* / i t U t m im i Joy Jttd a^e . A ntonff th p t h o ^ i a n d o f A 's i i j b ^ w f r i - m mmm v., .•p,"L“S^' * .U _* ^ /fF<****v ; 7- a. </ - V r--. FOR TODAY ' tin oxv. 't o l ^ E T I i J ^ E o j - d r u g s -- ^CIGARS w CAHDV^ m M m e sm '■ v D R IN K S — DRUGS * Yo uwiil rCcci\Vrourte«a* vk« a t our fountain. Saofprd & ( tr a m Ate. ' In Edotwood M Curb Serviro—The Kind Ui^ ” " " i. *- T f ' i iv» llltigimHISIIk llvW llUtvifl If # » r Give Florida Old-Time Anti-Liquor Campaign horo- 3p€l her heart-beats given t<> lent needs, ids, to lifts fo r others on way •. ma which their weariness iook, ies, an uncrowned door of ^dfCdn. tred 7s Yen, ns is for one fof day characterized IT in tho old days of the open saloon .’ The Herald notices that the slate president o f the W C. T. U. announces th a t in 1T<27 th e organization will ta r r y on iti F’lArida " a vigorous educational campaign in the pub­ lic schools, in th e Sunday schools and in the young people's church societies.” Docs th is mean that the \V r . [ ( ' . once SO powerful Uli ag en t in prohibitum work, is to filia tion again? If it does mean th a t, Florida ran look forward to some great work for its people next year. W ith national prohi- le Aid” - Kocietlea. No organization has seemed to see the need today of - W h a H u u become of tho jackass (an educational campaign, vastly more purposeful than were mo usefi to bray: "Mclly Christ {even th e big campaigns that for years "before prohibition" “ and n sloppy New Y ear?" were conducted so valiantly by th e W. < 1’. t' lloys and r , A golden stream will noon pour girls a r e 1not receiving aNffniiig but ha]ihazard instructio;i into tho’city from the m arkets of regarding the evil effei'Ls of alcrdmlic st innilant*' (hi a Ute north. Only a short tim e r e ­ sionally they are t,ul<! “ f Hi- sinfulness of law -breaking, but nting before colery sh ip m e n ts will to off-set this inform ation they see witlr th eir ow n eyes that " th e best people" huve their bootleggers. , Mr. S(»y a t Home, who Rva» on If it only knew it, tho W. C. T. U. has the biggest oppor­ )Ur istreat, said the other day thnt tun ity of its life to serve the world. It needs the fever and “Ju it like a magazine." Uked kjhy, he replied, "I'm a wo- the fe rv o r of th e old days, sp irite d leadership, unwavering lb‘* home compohlon." eotirago, and nerve enough to bring out into the sunlight th e tru th of present-day law violation, regardless of what BanfdkH ill to play host to sev such publicity might do to " th e best people," ibers of Congress. With , com big on top of a New Let us see tin- fine old organization conn- to life again )ay dinner, perhaps the will be received with good “kpiriU, ■S/e .^lkj ^— ---o-----—- • Leach muy he running n sr a t Leesburg ami n ind we n ro ^ u ri) it fir ^ i f he is running ono, hut jirove it by tts.—Tnmpa iVd like to see one too. '' S an f--« ’• ! new municipal pier have erected .upon It a •hell, the foundation* are now being luld. Just if the many-improvement* i i ABLE tn add to itr ul- 1UL ..... _ ■■economy- prop#. la'Itan done more to create pc*. tlm)• m ^ H u iln e ii circle* than m y !»er agency. A eweation of the je ntr^jak em anating from W«»hiflon will go far toward reviving lerul huiineM condition*. 1 • ' AWX Jr-— -------0-~------- - ,i chargea the reiragun ii directed by 'lines* men. I* he r tb movie dndustry? clans movie director it more thrilling revthe one now in prog. 'A m e ric a , one half diourl Imtween ' Altamonte Springs, hon of Ty i wagers o n n vftm U ago. Th# r and bis rival In year# bnv* had - - - - - O— i.v rn a n r.e e c h e r ELOQliKNCF: is logic on fire -------- OHOW IN THK looks does conscious guilt appear! id. ------------------ O-------- r-----— A I j ARGF' PART of v irtue consists in good habits.— Pnley. toyed th is se aso n . t h o s e w i n t e r r e s i d e n l s mu; •tots w ho i oiiip e a r l y will fin t lorida f a r m e r - a n d h n r t i r n l t u r istij b u s y w ith p re pa r» t intis for g r e a t t r m k I ro p s or in the har v e s tin g a n d m a r k e t i n g of „ won det fid p rop of g o i d r n n t r u s f r u i t s during will be hernidmi liil ,M't!,n" in>f l,< t!"‘ n , iV *r^„.,-r N’EAV YORK W O R L D Wanted, A .Job! A k ( h a itg*» m a n m l vet u s e - t t ,i !!• -4VS he 1>IH| 11I- pli-|’ |,.| •'«<( IH lew remly to take a |nh A t p ii I man seeks a job; it take*. a man tn hob! down a job. A lot of people "accept positions" who would balk hi a job. He speak of a man us having a big job on hi* hands. Of emirse some men have a tag position on then hands, hut they seldom know hat to do with it They usually 1 a man capnhlc of handling n J"b to suit their position A loli invariably nipuns toil toil of body and o f mind. There can be no alibi in the handling of a job. The man who tnkes a joh doe* not expect n go-between to do the actual work connected with the •job. The man who “nccupts a poollion" too frequently want* George to do tho work. The latter *eldom brings glory to himself or the position. , t Leisure is u fine tiling if taken ' by degrees 7,1)11 in Hlnall dose*. But leisure has ruined more people than work. Properly mixed with work, leisure i* a good- thing; a* ' a steady diet it brings on mure! ' and niontnl gout. 1 .v A ioiot t u ,of p cpeople o u ie n ahave v e g ugone n e toto #: nt The B L A C K BEAR FViday, Dec. 31st. ■«=. I S D ancing from 9:30 to 2 a. m. • Music Iiy " R E D ” D E A N ’S SYNCnPATKitS I THE BASEBALL SCANDAL Hus. O R L A N D O R E P O R T E R STAR Celebrate The New Yeark w. i r i f " l? !'-v w h ,r h ‘' ,u' g a v e w o rld so ninny r i t i r e n s . -out hr in I* lorida, ami tins mi-jiia a w ealth of flowers and the copitrig of sue ini e v e n ts and feslivi winch i h one o f t h e big events of Lake Mary. Fla. took tiielr I'pomy p ln rr mi liie h a p - by th e r a n k g r o w t h ab o u t it, i w.-iet-l, plnlilV Mie l- proud of f,rit five o t h e r - e m e r g e fro m t h e her people and proud of the say s a m e w e e d y e n v iro n s to win a place , th e ' i n tile w o rld , a n d a n a m e th a t la s ts i for g e n e r a t i o n s . Tli^ story of Mr* T u y lo r's hup- | Mrs. T n ) l o r is u living lesson in S he h as ee-- in life mid the happiness of th e h is t o r y of h u m a n i t y her heirs in the g r e a t W e s t bring* seen t h e b i r t h " f four g e n e r a t i o n s . 1 soon affpC f l e e t itig p o n s id e r a tio n o{ t h o s e less H e r life is a s to r y o f t h e r n a ic h j w y e a r i.i fo rtiin u te g e n e r a t i o n s w h o clime i o f the rape t o w a r d s u p r e m a c y thp s p r in g season. 'Inquire at Postoffic ' =*■i =».r T - in every woman’s S ™“ Have You | Some Moneyi^ • Brick, building, Imrtlw; a©(! grocery and dry gq stock, . also, drugs, a i bargain. Any reasonable offers considered • (i «H possible from public orflcfais entrusted w ith la w - e n f o r c e m e n t, and tho most m odem touch in W ork '1 ; ; i V 1 ‘ , apartm ent houses, the state has ' ' . , , . .. , , *i planned/»nd prepared to please and w MAN’S PRAYER— , _ nReport e jto r i suapicious-looking auupicious-n a n d su sp ic io iiR -a c tin g people ter ' m is ty all comers. The work of ~ T,' .. thy servant an underbe some .citizen committee:) on xthe Ibuilding homes and general ac­ th[G p olice, ^ L e t . th e r e .. .. .: that I may hns .gone forward in [between good and,had." ;>ok-out f o r w a y s .to rrid S a n fo rd o f undesirables th a t may commodatlona iirm tlcnliy every town, city nnd vil­ a lre aady d y bbb e here, h e re , and an d g giu a rd ag aiu sl the ta rry in g here of any lage of the state, nnd with th'.fm .• fER —I wait for the I>ord, o f ,their ilk. improved highways and additional ~ Aiofh .wait, and in His Word , “Snnfprd, th e safest c ity ” would sound right well with rnil and wider fmilitien, trnnspdrtidion from one p art of Florida J j th e good old-slogan, “Sanford, the city substantial." m & i,— an not her In enny and convenient. lE lt HOROSCOPE -----------------O----------------Everywhere in the state visitors I— SARASOTA T IM E S will find welcome; and they will I one half of -woman’a life ."ind that the Florida climate, the B p , Moridn sport* nnd attractions, a» l 'ider U t a h ’s g u ld e n s u n Mrs. in to t h e w o r l d in s l a t t e r n l y te n c rcaignotlon. • Bowell ns solid com fw la, nrc in- S n r.ih . J u n u T a y l o r bus lived and | m e n ts , in t h e jjyimy s h a c k s u f ' ■b lie a ‘ , en there­ Florida outlawed the liquor traffic a num ber of years irensed. Hunting nnd fishing in n dreams,—doubt, before the eighteenth am endm ent became a part of the fed- Florida nro understood to lie. better w o rk e d a n d g iv e n r h il d r u n In the i vilers, in th e hurk olley d i s t r i c t s of b roken, world. N o w , at th p Mgp o f R2. nhp j of c r o w d e d c itie s. * iuitriwe, >*\, ’’ regu Intel with opportunities for mjnilMTS b p r liv in g d r s c u n d m i ts nl I Every tluy, winter and summer, ernl constitution. The people of Florida emphatically spoke le bom th e elrvngth with the full enjoyment of the sports; J|l)H - e n o u g h pen pip to s t a r t a ! th e huhica e r e born, in th e p a la c e s w ith th e ir ballots against the protection of a business that nil outdoor games nnd |NistfnVs tow I- to cope; • II, i of k in g s a n d ih e hovels of the m e n could bring nothing good to the state while doing imm eas­ provided fot in most places, nnd a , w ho build g r e a t th in g s w ith t h e i r iously .sublime, life's shnI hei r i,rr pighl ehtldren, fill fonture t lint hiis not long Seen of urable harm. bony h a n d s e a c h of tiu-.<e hnhies wed slope 1 ' g tandt h ih lrm , IS'.' g r r a t gnim it hil ft-red, the possibiiitv of touring Isn’t it tim e that the educational work which b r o u g h t from end to end nnd n<r<'«s nnd dipt, mid 'll g re a t great grand, htI w ith il» o w n p a r li e tli u r little o u t ca; the knowledge in her tlcnt cyea by white four look u p o n life the people of Florida to their sturdy stand against tin 1 l i q u o r a r o u n d th,, s t a i r , in thp p r i v a t e dren. f-he has t love hestown nnd love interests be resumed with th e same, or jm reused, /.cal that i n rs o f vt <itnr*, w i h r g r e a tly en- g' t 'T a ttun- ranie into th e world, A f a m i l y dies out. choked | « r - -r I ?he J Ti J A MOTHER OF MEN -,V' U " Ti h e Jeweler w _ ; : ________ ' L1 r » »r«*rem. ■tea of arhool ■r»t*m th pfutlalon for laerrnttril «»* Youi'tabieattKo i New year’s feast \f i J-% ri>T‘i -i3€»Jf VmJk ■ _ Jllli! ' •j'.» e;? &' ■ \ vd -‘ c, ij «vW u‘ v r 1 z. ____istpiht into Florida* n it m ailer unowtirabies. Deapcradoc^of Hie worst typo, petty Swindlers of every de­ Second CJass Although. it muy ""have * boon m » . a t tn*: r*Mct Murldk, under Act of scription, nni| between the two extremes a long Hat,of spe- thought th at t h s .p d u Of to u rist v m m m t'y ciai-lino drbokr, nil intending to ‘.‘clean up” while they enjoy travel to Florida was slow in s ta r t­ *v* ing this season, for one reason or the sunahino of a Florida winter. inquiry discovers the fact . iThero was a time when it was not profitable for the big another.' that there is already a strong criminals to come to Florida. They did not find enough busi-, movement southward, and officials H t t i r t i u y UATK* •• neas here to mako a visit profitable. But they find it now. of transportation line» say ,th at ii the figures of Inst season, Thfiy know there are ‘.‘pickings” in the race track towns. exceeds at this time. Tho presence in mvt# rk ir woiupb — They know there are sporting tourists ready to take the Jacksonville last December of hun­ : bait on their confidence schemes. They* find their opportu­ dreds of real estate boomers, J r XrtTtfKt , - , /-U n h U u a r y nity to make big hauls of one kiud and another. And so far, agents, "binder boys" and nil th*» c tn !F _i of ... «hank*. rss oIut lon* at lev* of e ntertainm ent* where Florida has had no inw-onforqement officials clever onough, "tmllydioo’’ paraphcnialla of th at utmost forgotten period, created an s - ar* *rasd* will beeharued or honest enough, ns the cuse may be, to protect the state. idea of great activity and .unusual Hint nflvi-rtls'tiu r a t a l . ■■■■iwieeiTl., ■ ii L’h11 amocmtko niKs» * sa \m t the work of the m aster crooks. \i f business'. The, superficial touch ' e scene, and * AkiofiAiMi ifMii u ejptu*. < F op that m atter there seems do be b shoeing ,busy • • £ * % n,ntt?r . t hcre i f T f bi l,roW cU “W '!h?'t.i,“”^ , r « ^ L aTt. nmrs for the public against any kind of crook. The newspapers hom t> folks, folk9( anti nrl(| lAtArmdd tourists mo inter .............. of the state publish daily'Hsta of nnjazingly bold, crimes. ' . .. In d r o v e s , nn d t h e 1 rAt! foods and _ news published herein. All Si* 6 / republtcstlorm jf epecui Business men in broad daylight are required to “atickemap." s t e a m s h i p lines unit t h e . H ig h w a y s Ntt?hrs s^n-tn are also reserved. h u n d r e d s d a lly . Daylight robbery of homos i» common. TVovelws on the wBlfc road, even pedestrians walking along well-lighted city streets Jnjj fa rth cr south, all pleased with WEDNESDAY, I>eci 29. 1926. * i ~ —.i are held up and robbed at tho point of a gun. And this be- being away from the severe weathrU TFO IIM TttB H fore the rush to Florida has renlly gotten well started. ! PX(H>ricnce'* I,orthi hfard'e treat rl«-*„ ii S|5 rT apM The Herald has spoken of this situation before. It has ]MFi0ri‘laW |‘ lo w in g signs of hnvwater reate to JaritsoN♦*tlet> «. Vo'f St."VJohn.-In• , urged more care in tho locking of thwirs and windows even inff « larger crowd of tourist* nnd in Sanford,-probably as safe a city as is any city in Florida, j winter visitors than cv-r before, file rr (aunt. trnelea o f s r k lti/a s r . But many people do not take tho warning seriously enough. “n1<1 ^ 8ta,° *• butter to give In i fM l, trlu la rourl*. 1 < . T he stale is filling with strangers, the m ajority of whom i nj,rf„gU tiUW spring, Tumawr^aS r a p e s »f WaUdlasr , pro. tn—a onare. hotel*, apart- are in every way worthy of confidence and friendly welcome.! rail the constructiun going forward rat heaeie. • ty fe w at lee tea »l i l t t a m * But the other kind are among them, hundreds of low-down, hF- resulted in making nvnllab'.o .-•wva. 1 ", U ■ 5"r"ryf' Jt'[nj P'v Prom’ Tim^hulo aktrertlan or b a ll l e v n r « rascals ready 'tb pursue their nefarious methods of making j ))| 0l|1 Sroauii l.*h* Meare*. Casy money. , ' tourist camp liungnlows, comfort•utplrtloa el c llr braallllea- 'r e p u te . Is 1( likety (hat cftiier tif | them would have lent him self to so d a n g e ro u s a scheme, especially since evidence nhowit th a t the must minds about it. On the one hand he stood to m a ke out of it wbm a th e re is L eonard's evidence. He few h undre d do lla rs? If $100,001) Mi lls a cire u m stu n tiu l s t o r y about had been involved one m ig h t be the m eeting under the g r a n d s ta n d able to believe it But th a t e ith e r - i n d jh e plan to let Detroit win the of these hign salaried men would iu-x^ day's ganitNo m a t t e r how jeopardize his whole c a re e r for mpfemnnt this story, it - surely such a p a ltr y gain seem - fishy pl.lUSlbb* To huttfesH II he p r o ­ Mn the; whole, one conclude* lhat duce* letters from 1 ohh and W ihmI, Judge I .a lulls had b e tte r go slow w ritte n about a m onth a t t e r w a r d . before he te a c h e r a filial decision \'h ic h jibe with every d e ta il of Mnr th in g he ce rta in ly ought to w h a t he told in re g a r d to the bear in mind: nt least tw o of those scheme to throw th e g a m e . accused arc loved by the wholoOn the cdher hand th e r e nrc Amvricnn baseball public. And w hat m ight be-called the c o m m o n - that public will not believe evil of i»on*e prohnbilltlrs To many. then, unless the evil is conclusive H ood and l/cminrd are mime*: we l\ proven. And he m a y be sure reincm her them ns pitcher*, hut '■bat what he does will be followed we do not rc mem he i them a s men 1* vividly us I hough Government Cobb and S peaker, how ever, ar> ffn iul-, r a t h e r than baseball pin, klpfwn to all l otisider 1 lu-ir higl i wel e involved CANNON AN D WILSON P I T T S H t Ri ; m S U N -V - f --------- Jftseph G. f a n non probably drive to free the* htnlne would have wo^lcl have thodgiii it a good joke fallen short; A'et what whs stlgh a ip n n y one c h a rg e d him w ith be- iiiaticed as "Cannonism" had cxIngjchfefly responsible f o r p u ttin g i*ted year in and year out. It was rl’hf! Jazziest Jazz Jazzers thnt ever Jnzzed n Jazz « Cover C h arg e ?2.00 per Person including dancing. I Wire or call tit T av ern for reservations at once L l i u r SUE Y CHOW MEIN, etc., prepared by oul ; Chinese Chef, Wung Hi. ifcjva i\«T4n: \li I 'tn i 'i - r n *>n m-r* ( )w mIiik t 'r u p i 'f l) f*u Tin enUnnlflg <'at* A * i mi. Ki tun I tla li Htl .-Pt To I Hub R* "0 l~t1r 1 T he tua t» tl>.* r I till I t-Slmialt* uf cost tif pm Inn la a IIIlIt. front U la lt Z U r c U .u n ilt i IsJlIx IU tU u ) »trc«t *0;* ta Null L fwl all on u C Inrh ru ck lias#*. ’ '* C * l l r j f t i > * . 5. )3't i'll >.I*, t nrtti t ' l r m u l l o n 4f 1,440 ■ u s i’ llh. ft. curb tintl in t lk T t* $ .7 * .^ . __ . . . . . . ------ 6J9'*i|. yd*, lliurntln 111 l,a se 0 Tltclt tlilck , Cf > 80 f>75.*(|.yiis.'a*iiluiit t o n 3 Inch t h i c k - f f H .o i » ' C o n tra c t X o 0. H’75 cu. yds. cnrlli a s m v a t l o n © >.«0 t HjS Hit. ft, curt, ami n u t t e r ft >1.00 ...... m J . U ii ft. h e a d e r m r h © >.4T . . . . . .... . . 1713 *t|, yd*, mitrmlatn l,a*c 0 In. t h i c k © >l.*o l*a> «ij. yd*. un|)bslt io n 3 Inch Utlrk. if $1.10 703, r a ft. r m i f r t l e a lle y if f .t2 ................... E x tr a , w o rk ................. ..........V 4 — ’ U nb o ra to ry Inniieciiuti of m a te r ia ls i -J4I - —,-rTg - ," |J White not that “ U nde Joe" invented czar-, i*m in the chair, it Was rather t h f : m o s t E F FE C T IV E coquetry is innocence.— Lamsaitf. that the dem,K:rntic-insurgent . . . ------ „ — that under him czurism became n nrtine. revolution in the huueic rules by more nit hies* nnd arrogant rtile -o; whlbh Cannonism was upset wna to than before. And it was tho very credit fpr the Democratic trium phs fact that "Uncle Joe" had mure • TH E Y T H A T KNOW no evil will .inspect iiont1.— Hen I-•-Kit 1 expense. n<lv*rtl*lnit. etc,. of the next few years. If thcre iron in hi* will titan his prcdeccsKmjlnecrlni;.- c o n tra c t No. X it > p a r e e n t ..... — ' Johnson. -j* had been no Cannon there, thcre nor* iliht brought him to the politKnfrlqecrlnic. c o n t r a c t tin ,.fi if S p e r c e n t - - ■ ..... ---------—o ----could have beon no overthrow of iral downfall of the system he UP- lntcrcBt c s r r y lh K rlmrKt*. 5 *|*crcniit f o r C m o n th s TOT A I, (’OUT Cnnnonism! H held. _________________ -— ........... ............ - — —*— —-------------- - i rt ' T h bo borne iintlrely l,y adjacent probtrlpuW M n. If "U ncle Joe" had Rad io tils There i.« n thougjit in this "for . Nnmlier, of fe r t f r o n t a n c 3,131, AnarKsnicnt p c / fo n t frofltugi! |4,4fi. 4 . ... .i j i ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT______________ a ?people never do the world much make-up mo\o, of diplomacy a n d ; present d a y complaints in pol~ F J t K P T. W tL b lA iU t K « i r conclllatlon and less of unyielding itw*. k i* often darkest just be• - * good or get much happiness out of determinationi the Democratic I f"re the dawn. H DcBcrl i ____ _ i t r ir # ti KrottUKo Float An me In an after-dinner speech in New convention system of nominating it. Rn tiford Height* . . - - sm York u few days ago Vice-Presi­ charges were often made thnt con­ . ita n fo rit Klorl4»- f J ll A Job is the thing n lot of jicoventions were bought and "packed" H. tliicjinnon. Bst. Got S T37 I dent Dawes took occasion to ex-*, and that those nominated were not ple need nt this very hour. They n IZ7 ■ • I H. S Ker,;n*t>n — ...... Imt S TAMPA TIMES u iitm fe H a r m o n Got 33 t*®** M* opidly11 J 11 regard to the j",y Jiny means always the real need it for various reasons. No W. 1». F ield s loit nreaunt method of selecting, nom- choice • • ■ electorate. It was idler iJ able to get happiness out of of- ■ the W. 1*. t ' o r t e r lo t The funeral procession th a t hold "Why delay the fun of living Unt|| ■v!B Inces for office, nnd lie declared thought that the prininry ^system life nor does ho put anything 1*7 >:■ K, It. C a rr o l I that g o ld e n moment yoUAip as you were driving along of your L o r f . A . W rngKo thnt the primary system now Ip ’would bring the choice closer to all worth while into life. Work brings j:t ; dreams w h e n you are 1ST going to T. \V. I.und vogue was responsible for the tho people, nnd result in a more more happiness to men and women the atfect'w as in honor o f a man W. t?. 1'l l Jill f r i ­ enormous "slush funds’’ used in representative government,* It is than loisure; this is so because whoihadn’t time. Ho was only 54, take it easy? Why w ait? ll.I U avla * recept campaigns in certain states. not likely th a t tho people will be. working people , find more in their y ct^ti that brief span of years he Life i* only so long. Nobody J. C. H enson - , , leisure moments, W n rk js n blea.<K, L Mttrkell IaU ran Yrowd ail the good things it The* vicc-presid«rtt stated his belief willing- to revert to The political thnt. the use. of such funds could Convention. ; The prim nry system ing, Idleness^in most instance* Is had Jbiillt a fine,, subatjthtinl bu»i- offers into a decade. Even though Mrs. (I. i>; l t s r t : Iteitllt n e * i., Ho4couKbre;bJ? enticed away only Iw eliminated from political would work out satisfacto rily . if n l \ cvi nw” i on td take the n or ne of, f r b ^ i& t, deAc. campaigns through return to ,th e some method could b# devispd The ambitious man seeks n job, riangt-uhtwltii the east lliti ? TiMUtbsyofOnU a van convention' method of nominating whereby those g u ilty .o f puretyiM, and If the job develops Into a posi- lowed - anothe •’ ••••• i I n s t of Hanford tTfel«! crowded upon ’npother. candidates. , .n; ' i ^ M s t t d .fdFTit; '■"i* 1 h e L0<»ntinenUl divide of votes by the use of money or lii- M “ 7, tk>(r to* ttatifrrd, >i correspondence was a 'v e rita b le fi0 *and g e t T h e ' s a m e p u n c h o u t tho prim ary plan, the fiuencc or. lirem lie of patronage1 pmW emt a f ithtfullftitod'State*’ a distlnguiahed po^UIpndbut molrfid, R e hadn’t tfme fo r any­ A, L y o u cou,<i h* vu R o tte n a t 40. said, politics has would, not be dUowed to fill the V West (00 feet * ’■* H ^ i t n t e that a- caridL office sought, even though they (nbove all he ha* a Job. The man thing; but business—until they call­ At CO you c a n n o t hike in t h e w o o d s >(r*. .o ii. Ita rr preoidency, if he is ed liythc u n d e r t a k e r . - - • - • an.l b r a v o t h e d a n g e r * o f - t h e - o u t fo r national or state office may have received a m ajority of a F f e * * * ^ L ltc n ln a t th e I n t e r s e c t i o n of . ust. It is clearly uupp Hto worthy -that cxalteil position. . have either a fortune or n the votes cust. of us have the promise of dnors ns y o u d id w hen y o u n g . the n o r t h line «>f Orang» know* full well th at h<? is seeking What does it profit a m an to political organization behind ih * ■‘•tates to frnmo. and enforce a good, three score years nnd tom s t r e e t w i t h th e W est lln* (OX* te n d e d ) n f.O ak a v e n u e . hops to adtcccd. election laws which will enforce a job so strenuous th at it will Twenty-five , of these' year* we gain the whole world , and then • of ’.Hartford H e lu lit " ‘ is the sense of -,. * r U ttloit try election acan- tho penalty in case of proved fraud. shorten Jits life,?. He seeks the job spend in growing up and getting shuffle off? Whnt o Sanford. no*., V,, ■ tho s u te a jU s t ■ I t is plain th a t the primary Uw* in the spirit of service. prepared to make good. . Then we Jhaking ^a g re a t pile tof •ltd thence I ru n ‘ n West 1of0 f s e i.^ i a re susceptible of improvement, . Wo seldotA sea tKe atokers who work madly for another 25 years losing the power to enjoy it *«»• t»vy « tn be so improved aa$ work- b r A ) , promising oureelves to sit Horace Greeley, who died unatei t hut for (lown a n d ^ n jo y ^ h e jn s t 10 oy ,^^mely ; » t .01, promised a friend ur. to meet th o necesshlea of the iuous - is o j of whether # return to. tho rol ex* Kebruac m e o t* ^ ] Prod invention system' would be instirar l>er r e n t I ’ mt ■Uf b promise ia u -O- DAWES SCORES PRIMARY ELECTIONS Wi^drffw Wilson in tho lloil*o.. But Champ Clark always ovt’r w«w and when they HE HADN’T TIME T �T E L E P H O N E .1 4 8 S. D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R R E S ID E N C E *: T E L E P H O N E are enterM iu Zelin Frances Bguchelle of turned home Sunday evening from ivore* this New .Smyrna, who has been the n delightful motor t r ip to S t. P e t­ 4? W of -',ra- Henry W ight, leaves ersburg and other point# of inter­ . Thursday for Tampa whore she e s t on the West Coast, spending a Will attend th e A. T. 0. convention short time nt ihc Kenilworth An a f f a ir of unus-unl brilliance stonesit the skirt being mnde enH th e Tamp Bay Hotel. .. _______ Lodge n t ______ Scbring. and pleasure und one which was tihely of green bended fringe. / — •'— . .• ”, ’ « • **-; A- wedding In which much interW ednesday... acclaimed ns one of the most de­ lit . mid Mrs. W. Theodure Langwit centered wns that of Monday Miss Olive N ew m an’s lovely * Benjamin will cotter- lightful of the holiday social events frock w h s -Riost becoming; it wn.-, Jo se p h Robinson of Tbomasvillc ley and their guests \V. T. Langley Christmas dinner guest# nt the afternoon »lt I o'clock a t Grceuw as the annual ball o f ’Ihc, social n- Period ■gow n of pink ta ffe ta . s visiting in Sanford us thd guest 8l\. Mr and Mrs. John J . Langley, home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Math- vlllc, S. L\, when Miss Maurta* d e p a rtm e n t of th e W oman's Club,' T h e wuisl made with U shaj KMI if Mr. and M rs. Henry W ig h t.j . Robert and I^c.-n Langley of Camp were; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bonn became the bride of Morigiven T uesday n ig h t n t the H o t e l ' neckline, -at tho buck was u shfl m il, Ala., mutot-ed to St. Peter*- ‘Halil Mr. and Mrs. M, J. Colllcutt wether Lewis of Sanford, the r^reF o r r |# t I-nke with Mrs, Ja m o * G,j frill of ct^ u ’ii lure studded w ith A lvin W ig h t of Cairo, (lit., Ill burg on Tuesday. ' “nil Mr: nni1 Mrs* Stanley Benjo-fntorty bejng performed by ltev,: Miss Maurine Bass Of Greenville, S. C., Weds Sanford Man Monday WOMAN’S CLUB BALL QN TUESDAY NIGHT IS BRILLIANT AFFAIR r D i. U c b e t u t t i a m otored to P« on professional buslna** week. He vead accompanied hla wife and son* amt a pari fr/ttk la who a r e . visiting trr-$c ban Homes d u r in g the hollda; lion to <Jfgfc.‘tbe*»nta )rgfc.| Sharon and Mrs. .Forrest Ltfke os. t i n y French flowers. •S '* bouffni^ the gue st of Mr. a n d /M rs. Henry J_____ !l K .! • * min m u l family. Bannister, pastor o f the F i r s t Bap•npxt. April. to* enact a law ta - , Mi and Mrs. A rthur.llu^^ard ol - v s ^ -i-a a ia = t” ,iilt church of th at city. s k i r t was the uitvveir'htmlinc, a n d dmrymen duUidc the atafe t P otted palms, fe rn s a r n ^ tfiheJr c u t i n points,r, each pOi^t outlined Augu aa. announce th e . birth Mr. a n d ‘Mrs M artin and their T he bride wps lovely in h e r t r v 'ftft "Imported'’ milk they ehij ppottc^i o t t a l plants, anos well ns. p e d e s ta l w w ith ith French French flnwent, I anil trim m ed o f n daughter .Dec. 28. The baby nieces. The Misses Bee# uf O hio,* 2 " * cos,t'!mu “ f M F; r.tla, according to dispatch* Mira Zelia France^ Huuchcllc o£ Inis been nam ed H a rrie t Taolplot , ,h oir ,.u c a ti 0N,.r tht. holiday* and hnsk»ts filled with pink' and , _......................... ^ «,n<* hkt, W » p and shoes to crivcd here. .4111k shipped Ini New Smyrna is the attractive roSed and ferns were arranged with Jiiink. ' " ‘•rv‘-' ” Mrs. llaainrd will be re m e m b e red ' E dw nid Smith omUued to Day to- "i" ' ° " ° TC 0 COn'“ (0 j s ta te , it was pointed o u t,’is f pleasing effect in the large ball- $ Mirs Cnm||,lt Pu^ 8to„*, dainty guest of her aunt,' Mrs. Jlenrv here ... Mis* Fannie Duma*. nn Sunday where ’they spent the ° f uwccth,Sj,rt ruscs• ten days otd. . jjXdGlbOa-and Mrd/f.FrfcU hostAwesu. L jfk at toe Woman s Club. Ef Basil to entertain nt te a s Ball a t tfio Country tearing bliss Katherine f Valdosta. Cm p Mr*. A lbert Pftickney | and- A lbert ' Pinckney k Jr. will entertain, the a t a buffe* aupper fob "(be dance a t Die country hit* ; 1/ 5 J j ' Wight. r T nD.n [ min|Kn lovcl>'.baekBn>umlifrock w„ of Bj|n ,r rt0th, the waist Z 1,1 ‘I* ™ ™ M T , ! ' by 1being made plain, with a sash ..f Mbs Mneklu Sheldon of cA nde io cn tet) cxtrn,„ Irom lhc necklinc j Smyrna ir. Visiting here as ^l.nl bracket* W,ra feathery |o lhv wnitL fh e full skirt had garland* of asparaguK fnrns, 8 tu d -,lllc hl.mtin„ alM, Vva, fu, 0(1 guest \.*f lier aunt, -Mrs. \\ i Pitta. drrf wl h pink roses. *with KWn georgette PS Ti7 . thc ^ ' ^ i f L* for th e S a n C a rlo O pera Miss Sarah Evelyn Williams » l-vol, frock of whlto cliff V at tho Milane Theater nt -------- (i,lV , Mi -ind Mrs. Jnmt-a L. Wells anil entail .laughter Louise Anderson* hnve ri tinned home from Lnlu* City. ^ i'., where they Mwnt sevv r a l d . i l . as the g u e sts of Mrs. \ v S f c a o ^rc n ls, Mr. and Mrs. A B. A a d e r s i \ — --■ Mi .mil Mrs. Henry Wight r_>- Mrs. Lewis is the daughter of Mr.-anil Mri. J. I a Bass of Green,vi|lp, S. C-, and f-he attended GreonMr. nml Mrs. ltolliind I.. Ih*nu viilo Wonian'a College. , returned home. Tuesday evening T he groom is th e *on of Mr..end from Miami where they spent the | Mm. Ii. E. Lowia of Greenville,* P ro p a re d M c a U ‘ past week as th e ' guest i of Mr. and tins made S a n fo rd hi# homo for j R olls, C akes I k o n 's p sre ijU ^ M r. and Mrs, S Severn! months, being connected SalRd?. CKe Bobo Dean. They w .t .i accom- with the advertising d epartm ent of 44 Mcljaiid$r A»tn<t< panted hmne by Mrs. Dean. , l*ts S anford Herald. t ARGADE DELICATESSI Tistrrst f e iiiij w S."SSS£,“:- Ralph Wighb and Mrs. Etl[Iggins Will - entertain at *t .'I o'clock a t the Wa­ llah, honoring M rs.. *Ju liu s bf Lonsdale,• Pa.- Mr a. Richard tV. RuumII and Mth. John W. Mcisch Jr., motored to Orlando Monday when* they sjicnt the day. Most 'becoming was the gown woni by Mr*, Sharon, it iicing of white heavily bended in crj*stals. T h e'w aist’was mode bneque, whiln k i r t ' was cut circular. A of cblor was added by a sash louldcr bouquet of American y roses. mi Mr*. 8. .O. C hase will iittt fbW ftt.i Js p p tw »rty, h o n o r in g their . Ild g y 's lovely gown was ■>f nn'> aun h e n v j white crepe heavily ta*nde.i Have you Iried Kloridn’ft newu.si drink? If not drive Soul lo 1152/1 west first sl„ nrnl get a free sample of G eiger's U n fe n iiu n to d wild grain.* and wild r h e r r y .. T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y in e r v stal#, the s k ir l c u t in wilt Mpa’* and outlined with c ry sta l f* Mary Nixon wrilbontartam b e a d * - .... Punch wns served thruughm it itch and slum ber party at nc on W est Fifth street, the evening and th e excellent must, t wns fUrhishod by the ’Scinir.olo x Mi;.;; M a rth a F l i t * , duv’V-prts'entfid by ihc Ban SyncQpatorn. Kovurnl f e h t u r o J pera Company a t 2JB o'- dnncca were introduced <luring tie* evening. MU^ne. Theater. Many hapdiom n gown* w i t * entcrC. JR._ Kirtley wi iuncheon a t 1 o'clock a t her worn. One eapccinlly admired wn * n Lake Dnora honoring t h a t worn hy Mrs. K B Mi ( ruck en, nn exquisite ruin* of black gem irth n F itt# , _ 'g k” preaentwl l»yvtho .8a n e tte elaborately beaded in rlune- I b p e r a v p o n y oft the jstone, and havirjg a vest effect <>f , i flesh georgette th e a te r ft|f8:15 ‘o'clock. I Mrs: W, Wallace W r ig h t’s hum) I,eVerne H urt entertains Ir,' honoring Miss" Chur- ;snme jrrirtunu* w as of pure blue ’ gedygetto heavily l.cilded uiul ham! lyker of Lansda)^ Pa bull Dossing Pbkt, A n x ri' led (kith cry»ti(l and sorjuins Kon Auxiliary, Now Year’s | ' Mrs. Floyd P a lm e r 4s flower-like .frock wns of the v a ry in g shades of ipink, the • s k ir t being mode m l tiers, each of a dft'per tone | Mre. E. F. Householder was a! ! ■tiled in nn Im ported robe of gold net and sequins over aprirot satin l Mrs, R. A. N ew m an was lovely Iin n frock of love-bird g re e n , the I |rcptional.p1eaauro was the w a ist being fashioned of brocaded party given Tuesday a fte r- green geo rg e tte beaded in tirules- ' Mr. a n d Mrs. W, A. F itts I re n t beads. [ th e ir d a ughte r, Mis** i| Mrs. S. Puleston wns gowned In Fitts, w h o is home for the j u rtu n n in g costum e of bluck g m r - i from S tu a r t Hall, u*. 'g . e t t e mid tulle w ith motifs, el | rhinestones. k Va. , .i It delightful cruise nround II A nother handsom e gown was , with a sumptuous picnic , that worn by Mrs. Raymond Key, nn Imported Paris robe, of s-e.pj'n served at ls*mon Bluff, the afternoon to be on.' over n slip of orchid ge o rg e tte 1 long be remembered in , Fashioned of black g e o rg e tte is of each and every guest with L a d i n g s and em bioiden.*- *<f itta wna assisted in pilot silv r wo- the gown worn by Mrs K A D ouglas. »at by Paul Stine, | Kspciiullj • lovely yus the, rtuacsts were; Miss Martha 1 lls» Julia Higgins, Miss;, tu m e worn by M r s ..J . t,. Bull, it janior, M li»'4Roac*I-aVemn *belong a white robe of crepe with ' headings of crystal?- und silver. te R . E. G riffin , 'Miss An- J | Mis. L P. MrOuller was attired Bhinholwr, Mis* Dorothy in peach eolnrud lint and gsiorgitt-* Hiss Ellen Telford, Miss 'w ith gold beads w orn over peach HcDnnloj and. Miss Mar ’ satin. ■ t ’ontiiuious from I p. m ■ l i p m. ■1'dm It, Mar Donald and * i of Kustic, spent Tuesday g Imsday m Sanford us the J f Mi IL.ward Uullrk a San Carlo Grand Opera Company P r e s e n ts 110 M agno lia Ave I Martha Fitts Isi pained Tuesday1 Yachting; Party } *1* *******♦**1* *1' J ICxrner. Gowns Mrs, f’ulvin T*'agile was a pic (tu re* of girlish beauty in a stunning i gown of green studded with rhine -V * t *• uf Inaw crt’jH* ile chine, flat crepe nrnl , s * Me. ItcHuiifully luce trimmetl. In white •sit Values up jo $7.00. Special Joi* only .Messrs Shafer and tlullicutt spent last week nt Lake Helen._ Miss May me Tinglo of West Virgiina is spending a few days as the .guest of Mrs, Slouigcr. Andrew Simmons of Jncksnnville Is spending n few days here u« lb# guest i*f Mr. nnd Mr*. Clifford Walker.. Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Bacli ami T. Cl Brannon and'fam ily of Orland^ were dinner goests of Mr. a;nl Mrs G. S. Brown Saturday Dec- 25. Mr*. W. B. WUUafn* and son Ro­ bert of Sanford and Mrs. Charles Guttrige, of Fort Lauderdale were iikl , t' D IwilTID catling, at G. S. Brown’s moon, 25 n e w from . Uv of ere: Mondhy evening, ■i . — library Mrs. J. M. Wallace and her ir'* day. hou*6 guest, Mrs. Charle* T, Friend of Tampa, leave Wednes­ day evening for Jacksonville where they will spend a short time. - - - - , U ormei Good styles and nutcrlata f- • ,.Uye Jjeen brother their home a t Camp Hill, Ala. _ - has been apendFred Long, w hol... ___ejicre» with his tag m a sh o rt, tim parents, Mr. and Mrs. .*.** ^ * 4 home *J,___ on l \ Mellonvillo Ixmg a t their M^lonvUta Avenue, left Tuesday afternoon for i at Montgomery, Ala. ;J ===3:^ r.T. Langley S r ^ u f Camp HIII. itar Marjorie from 14 t6'20.‘ • . J -. y»H’ : •. ' Mr. nnd Mr*. Langley and sons, “ s n rijs f R reduced for Jhcae twmday* only to * ' the ohove luw pHce.* ” - ‘ ‘ ' ■ Th® bo*t of our fall and hats are included in thU -m.Cist*B*4 >A �**, **r jspjjft ^~(4P)—The iratori i! have dohvnton, the object !<jv planes through the-, plany . whether he is true line, or on cither side of ourne. On » true line of 2 t}w jtfM receives through nu'd-jot a long .single dash, ne. tide of the eburse h-r ttr- (T° code; r t . ; t h - u ’W IW -.W . m ,,, tW c s e c m ;-) ;. . t h u cdulbm cnt u O n rra n r;»! that t ! '• ?lgt<a'n r n ufatfo p p ed ' -'.nil weather (n/oriifta. tlqn.tMiidc'asL with the *ame,trannm iturr. 1 tc*lc. wUh lbe’^ v b»,en successful. The tnsla showed th a t u t,a distance of '-.2U & u{,‘a mile. ALBANY, N. Y;, Doc. #0— W V L'opirol of boxing In New York^ stale by one roan win fdreebndow.'d today. Governor Sm ith’*! for thjr abolition. throe-man commission has boon approved by the. Republicancontrolled legislative commission. t f the governor's recommendation Is accepted liy the full legis­ lature, which ir considered highly probable, one of the m ost powerful bodies In pugilism will pass into history., For a t least a half dozen ybaH the commission, now headed by Jam es A, F arley of New York, tins Wielded a heavy Mick In ring aifuirs, attaining aycb power th a t ILi ruling has affected the sport in section of the. country.' On tho commission w ith Farley CA^ABA 37E NUCCA .T H E R E Pop £oFFAU3^"~ | eesV oe ;$iCRA^H»wG< V C , - . . ,*» i . v i - 0 ® - T H E R C - ) . v {5/ .- r » « . ■- M anama g a m m a g i k A H e a t 's » -r » M -ivi-M - A A M • a M U tf G L lM B O O L A GOVl A T S A M U FF Th e ^ e N O W M P i) F u f m e F ? ^ P O W M KiOVd m a ! ’’revent Foul P l a y h E n g 1 i s h Football KTON', England, Dec. 2J)__ (/P)— UUl play in the combination assoa 'i' n'an d ru^by football’matz-he' r.E ton has become so prevalent ►at the com m itter hhs nddpten ■Astice rtilc* for its prevention. "Every foul Is* to be charged Sfainst the team whozo member unmits the foul by giving the opiaing team n free kick in.the liopc AL the - advantage of dolibarata icking will he questionable. If i|* prelim inary restriction docs >t prove fruitful, tho offenders *o to be ordered off the field. RT *LAUDERDALE— Plan* shaping out tor ftrownrd :y’s promoted new #500,090 , house. Bonds for tho rtrurVoted potpo tim e ag o ,,a re to issued, and bids received short . ViOPPA / S tfU F F A ' PA , MirfetfA!* ) Bam aa ^ . recFeetw ^ THg ,ui-* GEait€MM — H IG LlCEkJ > •Y 1 A 6 0 0 L A ? y 1 * y f l f c W f e Mim * Ap p i e g " VSAM E 9Tr e koMpprrriojj jlfivA f' ilf* < 1* — . i the A t 100 miles from station its,w jdtfi was t n m one to two miles. . . .T opsidem tiw / ressarch .FoffcgM* m e tis to be dmo bororo the bca;^ ut» Ja ttJdccd ir r e g u la r oppnilon. nd set/capable Of receiving tignala on a wave length of !,D.T4 mdtero an d ’alsd over a lower wavo ' * V o n r of (ho problems rarta are working on. A r.v Ivcp that will require “off av4tcbcs, -doing sway w ith iftig'in" of slntlons is the the “ tunhur'in' Ultim ate aim. “ Portable antenna” t h a t can be ricied out when the ♦piano takes the air, and drawn in /b e fo re it lands, is another dovelop^tflvnV to bo worked out. ?* g- MIZZA PA -jS BUVALAPALA '^BOMBOLU<& SrfZKA VAPPA p Two Are Killed When Explosion Occurs I n California O il Field VENTURA, Calif., Ucc. 29.—(/P) —A heavy explosion in the absnrjfwbn pit of the General PctrotcuPi company oil fields near here today is believed to have killed a t least twq men, seriously burned at least sovch others and caused fire which raged uncontrolled for more than an hour.• » • The heat prevented fire fighters from getting near tho blazing pit and it was impossible to determine the extent of tile casualties. Fc-rtytwo men were supposed to have bech on duty in or nenr the pit at the time of the explosion. Seven wore brought to n hospital "With their clothing lorn from thopi Two were not ncct-jnlcd for. Five nearby gasoline storage i tanks were momentarily expected to catch fire and workmen wore employed In throwing ditche.t to prevent further spread of the flames. The plunt is located in u c o n - j gcCted oil Fold area near the Ventu ria highway. • OUR PAMO'T OL M A — MEvlEF^-Ttfo BUSV -T'DO S v/T.R.w.llmMc, ■cup or MCASCRVKC. me . un Nothing To Do With Physiology, Oscar FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS AVififcCNNAru. WMT AAPP6ME0 TP 7JK AJtcfi P i c n w s ALBUM ^VAT I '1 ►6A.VJG yoU FdfZ CARlS'MAS? J AW. StVA&BoDV 6oT IT AM1cur IT AIL TV PIECES VJAM-f-fo Kdod viHgRe_-fo APPiX*“l TOR'chizgaalip ~ ------- -— . FELLER ^ 6G&-AATT TVJtwryGI<SAT CGAJTS \ F o C T w x rru )' vjuat S ' th* Ma t t e r T voo LOOk 5 0 WORRIED J ^ LIRE/ dL r r a i n ' t goco \ paid Fee /OU7W1M WJ7A A H4JR OF swears—to o r a M fn o u i r w as LITTLE: MILO 7WATDOWE Mo M oeE ITT pj drSTV06Jx!.' AUME ?. SOME BODV CUT AL&kiS* ALBUM ALL tO PIECES. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES m>«Tc K U V O .vw /y . KA-j AOl NtJU f l*M - AUWA - OH _ aw — \*t om uos HOW '0ot/T P \t COM\N‘ OULP. *xmr> EULWIKJC? Wl 60T To /on.VJHY.HELLO. JiHMYi HOVJ~> B O T .V L R P Y - t 6 fW k TOO HELLO. VE*tE ! WWvT A OATV LAST M\ 6 AT ------------------- r ■. “SOW, yTV\FCT6 ALL ^— i «V6HT •— " H S Y / OXT QVVA.ltt L\NL: “ I _ U f L i _LrAst -v OL!. ^ A y ,B 0 0 T > -w v w k E | 1 hello:. Too ooin’ *TU\s tUtN'M6 i hello '. AtLLO . BOOTi HELLO.’ TWV4» . J. . l yrAr ^AY— IX HELLO' HELLO. Boots THIS'S •?F > 7 . THAT TOO, Bo o T-s ? THIS’S HORACt- UStEW PtTfe • , ..‘‘TheFountain of Youth” A riff of ten added y e a rs 'o f life, rich, full and enjoyX l able, is ytiur* to command. Bonce de Leon actunliy found his “FounUirt of Youth" in highland, Florida, but expected too much from it and tu rn ­ ed back.W ithout.fairly, testing,its powers,, Scores today arc/profttlng"w horo PAnCc do Leoh only doubted. They are (lading rejuvenation, health and new zesl tn tlte* Veat-iorbilnd tem pered'w aters of the mighty s p rin g , on fasrinating golf fairw ays/ on tho lakes and •tronm s and in tho fields with red or gun, and In tho subatnntiaD hbme* th at overlook nnd add a modem noto to the most beautiful spot in Florid*. For booklet, wrlto Something To Worry About S ' f u n n V.’ Mcrr a t m in g ih i ABOUT-IT — YJtLL., IF NOBODY CLAIN£ I T - I T ’S MINE -2 > 3 ao o o - w o w / >• STH.L IT DOeSW’T SE E M f I g uess TBeRe^s owl7 r ig h t for m s t o s p e n d THIS MONEY WHEN £ M NOT t h e r ig h t f u l o w n e r - "V T _ ___ / BBCT —-T•s • a • <♦** A ♦ \* --J- A. Rasneil. Resident klanaier Tough On Guzz - E it- E r c - PtHce.— i x * - n v ? ALL TH- MOUie. B =y<-E.TC — �SANFORD HERALD, , 7ESDAV, DECEMBER 28, m « , . 7 r 7 f c ’H £ 1 ***■■■■■■*■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ggggggggggi r f D . i l / : H e r a ld 74— Apartments and Flats p AD. RATES 84—Houses For Sale 89—Wanted—Hcal'Estate BABIES H. COWAN—All kinds of WANTED - Several high - class FOR RENT—Two-room furnished REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR SALE—5-room stucco house, C ash In A d v a n c e ‘ n Sheet Metal Worksalesmen to write Insurance for apartm ent across from new high ! Will buy or trade for your equity, and garage, on highway 41-2 ------w a te r and Boat Tanka, A t Oak old-line Life Insurance Company, school. in any lota in any subdivision in miles south of Sanford; one store­ ada. will be received Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele-) We write standard and substand-tfiouth Florida. In answering this room, four living rooms, porches' m and collector aent phono HI* * i nrd from birth to sixty-five yean. and closets; on comer suitable for. | advertisement tell me how much j for paydisnL ‘T 1 " "*• ---------- .Wonderful opportunity for adbusiness or filling, station; 53,000. ) you have »paid, the balance due, HADDOCK STEAM t>RESSEKY, vanccment Write State Manager ^ th s lot numbers, and the location —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. jo t once for particulars, 308 South L ot property, also give your pres* 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone, L Street, Lake Worth. Florida. « .......... ......... 7c a Uh# 1 isht nnd home address.1 W rite Box I40-J. 4 ft ! ------------------------ =----------------FOR SALE — 4 - burper oiIJStovo BW-lpJCaYa Sanford I|y a ld . i rates on request, *ith large ovpii^ jrntrttresa 11 J----- — WANTED—Two experienced autosduced rains are for •~~ t 1 spring, porcelain top .tAble,- porch 90—-Automobile For Sale B. li. J’ERKINS — Haberoashci | mobile salesmen. Miller O. Philn insertions. headquarters fo r C o 11 e g I a 't e [lips, Inc., Elm and Thirteenth St. UNFURNISHED garage apart­ rocker snd sundries, cheap. E. A. irtU of average length Clothes. 11V F irst Street. \ Call for It. J. R. LINCOLN — FORD *- FOKDSON lad a line. ment, corner Eleventh and Elm S., Vare Herald office. Edward Higgins, Inc. '•turn charge of 80c- for A vc. Snyder. TH E FDMINOLE PRINTEHY ssertion, Jv" r"y. ‘i * . ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 AN SCO CAMERAS idvertising is restricted to »ntl garage, valuable lo t ChapNICE, clean apartment, furnished; KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. AND SU PPLIES classification. * MONEY to loan n t from C 1-2 St, $6,500, Favorable terms. HOOD nil conveniences; $H a week. AND GOODYEAR TIRES. i error is mado The San- •HU W. Bth St. W, N. Lumley, Prop, 7 per cent interest. Wheeler Jones, Valdes Hotel. U. 8. L. Batteries. 1101 French a v e ., craid will bo responsible A. P. fcONNEtl.Y Si SONS Distributor* Chandler * one incorrect Insertion, CLARENCE SMITH Commercial Avenue HOUSES FOR SALE vertiscr fo r subsequent FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apart­ , ■ General Contractor 41*—Poultry and Supplies ms. The office should be ment, private bath; lower floor. Smell bungalow north of Hughey KEY to hoppincss. Studcbnkor COO West. F irst Strec Mmmedialely in case of Street on Palmetto Avenue. Two 122 1-2 Palmetto ave. a t Pbon> 441 . for the now year. San Juan Ga­ TANTRKI) strain White leghorn |P 1 Jr? j lots, can bought at less than rage Co, baby chicks; orders takcjt now 0 ADVERTISERS present day value. 1(5,000 on WIGIIT-CHIUSENBEUHY PRINT for late January delivery from my { • r a i d - representative terms of $500 cash and $75 month USED CAR EXCHANGE SHOP — Printing, Engraving. own stock; 420 per hundred or $18 thly fam iliar w ith rates, including interest. CORNER PARK AND SECOND td classification will Rive Embossing. See us first. We do for 600 and over; 10 per cent with Q. W. WAN3I.EY. Manager ete inform ation.f- Arid it. Phono 417-W. R, R. Avenue- ' o r d e r . Davle’a Plonannt View 5. ronm stucco ^bungalow located h, they will assist you Commercial Street. | Poultry Farm and Hatchery, B o x .l’WO ROOMS, , at thu comer of Palmetto and CHRYSLER ling your want ad. to 138, Apopka, Fla. ' bath, attrm Katie. Ijtrgo living room, din­ CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO t more effective, ■*/. •'/ ing room, kitchen, two lied rooms, SnnfnnJ Ave. at 10th St. Phone 692 | PORTANT NOTICE 56— Fuel nnd Feed bath with shower, large po^chei, Authorized Duco Refinluhing Users should give their .OtC, well built and almost now - NASH ir past office address as WOOD—Dry Pine, |V C and fire7f)— H u.stness Plnces fo r Rentj$8,0lHl on term s of $200 cn*h‘ and l^nda the world In motor car value. ROY SCHMIDT s their phone num ber if place. PHONE ---------------------------------— —-— —-------- 1$86 m onthly. SMITH MOTORS CO letirc results, /tro u t one ______ ___ ' ATTRACTIVE: rooms to rent fur* out of a thoujand has n Third and French £ stores or offi-e* at Park Ave. SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX me nnd the others can't *nd Cummcrctnl Jtreet. W M SpAniili hungRIow on Park Ave­ INC. Inicate with you 'Unless WOOD Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op nue. Partly furnished, two tied 203 Oak Avf. rooms, living room, smnll dining know your address, 25— Florisla, 1 hircplace jiositc Court House. Phono 41 room, kitchen, bath with shower, diseout[nuance MUST be double gurnge, large yard. J8.D00 In petfon af The Sanford CALL 352 for freah cut flowers HUPS-M AKM O N l 77—Houses for Rent ou terms of $600 cash nnd tho hnli office or by letter. TelaSanford Automobile lo . and plants. Mrs. Ginn. San­ itlnuancee ire not ford Heights. 2ofl Mugnulia Ate. Phene 137 NEW 5 room bungalow; goixi lo- (1anc<, payable like rent. 57—Good Things to Elat cation; larg*. lot; garage, fire -’ , . ' , , place; every modern convenience; p i t i f u l bungalow among onlt Prom pt • Efficient possession Jnn, 16. Bennett S nt>w’ ' “T llv,n,K Service S. ughton, Palmetto Ave. and Ge^ rO0m’,> n° nkl ni'vu St bath, electric ranijc nnd water ------------------ B ost | :and 7 Found. i STEWART THE F LOR IS' Flowers for nil occasions Me LANDER ARCADE Phon^ 781. )—Pair brown mare mules, ibout 15 hands high, other Iridgcman'a place, known as Farm,- near Elder Springs, may get mules by paying p and thfa ad. sugur I- Balloon tire for Chevrolet CHIROPRACTIC — The science th at makes peoplo well nnd hapHevernge Co, h Lake Mary road. Return py. You also can enjoy g o o d '___________ er and receive reward. J. health through this mhthod °f j KOK SALEe, 012 Oak Ave. healing. Dr. W. E. MacDougalL „ i,nr,.0in 1st Nnt, Bank Bldg. Phone -182-J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FOR SALE—Practically i ing muchine; half price DU. J. R. VIDLER Third St. I*.' "YEBl " TubesT Yea: Chfropodisl ■ ? Cheapest In Sanford! {Foot Specialist) Auto Tire Co. 206Vi West Lloyds Shoe Store. Phono 102 for appointment, MODEL TRIM CO. im the car, not the owner, one S17 for estimates. P. W . RADFORD isiness services offered 1923 Overland Touring F IV E - ROOM furnished bungalow 1926 Dodge Touring 1926 Ei-sex Coach. on Highland Ave.; reasonable, lo *rll A very - mall payment will rent to right party Phone 9092 1923 Dodge Coupa giv*- ini mediate possession and the 1926 Ford Touring 1923 Chevrolet Tourirsg FOR RE N T - S room bungalow or balance a rranged like rent. 1926 D»dge Sedan Pulm elto Avenua rorner ol 3-4 T«.n Truck Spurling S tre e t. Two bed rooms I, I I Ton Graham Truck .dining room, living room and kit I I 1 Ton Graham Dump Truck chen, bath rppin, jjarngc^ improve ’ments. $46 monthly. Phone 71.1 The above cars ufe completeij i for oiipointmcnt. ? COLCLUUGH REALTY overhauled and in best of condition. , lee Stations —i Re* I --- v• < E xpert H air Bobbers in Ladles and Children’s Dc- ■ , S. I. NIX Attorney and Counsellor at Law partm enL 210 Bast F irst S tre e t .TON'S BARBER SHOP U j Magnolia Ave. ‘ C1KCULINE PERMANENT WavIng. Guaranteed not to burn. ■S DftUG STORE — Pre Madam Harriet, over Mobley's long, Drugs, Sodn. Wc nr- Drug store. you as your phone. Call 103 WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING and jewelry repairing. Don Smith, ltd Stove A Furniture Co. 202 E. 1st St. . To!. 7.12 SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE RH & CG^YAN CO., Auto (tor and vhtet m etal works. *d ornam ental sheet metal p i 710-W. 207 'French IN SU R A N C E 6 1-2 lo fl Vfe Without Board FOR RENT—To gentlemen, front bedroom, close tn phone and bath, with hot water. 813 Magnolia Ave. 78— OlflcfH a n d Desk Hoorn LOTS ON EASY TERMS $10 cash and $10 monthly will buy 3 will located Oak Hill lots. Price $750 each. 10 percent oft far all cash. gg— B oom s fo r H o u se k e e p in g OFFICE FOR KENT—In Meisch Bldg Apply A. P Connr'ly & $25 cash nnd $15 monthly will buy corner lot In Pinehurst. Price Sons, Magnolia and 2nd | Furnished bedroom $1250 heater and housn- 80— A — Heal E s ta te D irec to ry ■gvi. on Busino^s and Residential Property. MortRftK<P Ijoan Dept. DeCOTTES, SPENCEIt & DIGHTON .. | HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, I n c Beal Estate and INSURANCE BROKERS laurel Avenue lot between 0th nnd 10th Street. Price $2,000 oti terms of $50 cash and $20 monthly. Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on terms of $25 cash and $15 monthly. j -----------lyrtle Avenue lot Just off ISt.i treet. Price $1950 on terms of $25 cash nnd $15 monthly. Northwest corner Elm nnd H igh­ land. For quick snlc $1900. $200 fash, 'balance cosy. S fropt rooms, ground floor. 609 Scruggs-Scoggans Realty highway Improvements, and per­ flo. •' manent location of county seat for East Thin! SL ' 1 Phone 735. Muonic Temple t|jls county. THREE or four room furnished apartm entf nil conveniences. 117 81—Wanted To Rent Laurel Ave.- -----WANTED TO RENT—Four or 5 And we have many other good WANTED—White man with fam ­ FOR RENT —^Garage apartment, room furnished house or apart­ loti that can be bought for Just ily. wanto work on truck farm. dining room, kitchen, screened, ment, near school; must be reason­ n few dollars down. R. G. Gnrmon, Lake Monroe, Fla. porch second floor; garage, chicken ( able. J. A. Musser, 308 Park Ave. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION yard, garden; '$25 month, lease. Herald Building WANTED — Electrician to wire 1510 Pulmotto Ave, Apply on^ 84—Houses for Sale phone 713 house* at once. A p p l y 1320 premises. Douglas St,, Buena Vista aubdlTARPON SPRINGS—Pinellas County Power Company's $200,000 substation here netrs complotion* 7 -f -i— ■ Small Truck Farm I hnvo some choice two acre tracts on Dixie Highway that I am 'offering for $1200 with $200 down and $20 per month. This land is th« finest kind of trucking land and flowing wa­ ter and electricity are available. Each tract has a frontage of 125 feet oh good, paved road. Anyone who wants enough land to raise their own vegetables and still be close enough to Sanford to be convenient should buy one of these tracts before they are ali gone. L. A. RENAUD 820 W. F irst St. -A ! . f p * e d ‘ At GUVNOR « e. henbs IN 1 DVJN V Q g M Ic. iC \ ~ o * CKI'r< VJAVC*' o n e vqNS *<VM« VtU&BfcND ^ && . 0(6 viriVk ► feuLKS'FKMIl ro » n o * D F .L R trrro * T he R e g istra tio n Hooks of the C ity or Sanford. F lo rid a. Will be open Monday. D ecem ber 10th, 1110. nnd w ill ^cloao S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry th e E ig h th , JUT. At th e C ity tra il. * ; Li. R. -THlLtPS, City lie g tstra tlo n O fficer l ull, dally to 1-7.27 I’llILLJI*. d K U l H . I cause I d m ade th e sum of f l l l . 1T an4 « of C ourt taxed In lh a i n n o f | t l *.V TU B M ATT Kit OF TU B KBTATK t have levied upon and w ilt pi OF M A R T A . W . K K R LV , CKAkKtS. UB- notice to ntnniTons aivd .. . OTHERS N otion la h ereby given to atl bidder for caah i i f f i v s i f 4 ■: h*,ura o f e a la a t th e fro n t d o o r’ the C ourt H ouse In Sanford, Ha Jrd. day of Ja n u a ry . I» I7. all of rig h t, till* and In tafea t o f th e i HAM M f llX IP , D eeaaaed. la am lha follow ing rteaerlbad hits. Pi■ _. or p arc els of laifd alt b a te tn 5# * » nt«l to th e F ount* Ju d g e of Bern* not* C ounty. F lo rid a. t n - w l t : ~ I |m ,! t Cm inly. f lo rld a . a t his o ffice i A ll th a t p a rt of lh a Kggt 1 n,.‘. . c."urf ,lou*e *ahl C ounty, ly in g N orthw est of th e AU* w ith in tw elve m onths from th e C oast l.ln e R a ilro ad of Lot FI lim e of th e f ir s t p u b llrslln n of th is five (SB) and th e W e il H air of i not Ire. I h at Is, tw elve m onths f r o m l - n t F lftv .f lv s (IS ) of HARRS D ecem ber Sth, IMS. I CMT.KItY-PKI.TA. acco rd in g to d It A l.l'II B. SMITH. I thereof, of record tn th a As A d m in istra to r of the C a la is ' R ecords of Hemlnole ConnS*, j •'/ M ary A. W. Kevly, Deceased, rid. In H a t Hook I, I'a g e a t i -1 13. Id. Fab. J. u 1‘uhltsti Dec. ». IB. I t. 1». Jan . 8. I t. • a . « hs rlff of B-m lnol* Cott f A n Honest i Statement If you do not think rental property is hard to »get ■ -§*£VkgU-Tpffl start out tomorrow and . try to list rental property— Then take your Orlando, f i Jacksonville, Tampa and ••• • , Lakeland papers—look at . ■ • ' *■' • *the scores of properties be- ,t . ing listed “for rent’ — What’s the answei^—San» •. 1 « J - -. i4;3ii ford is underbuilt to a de­ gree that is distressingly hampering the growth of the city— , ,. •» — No homes to house new . . ... . .. * . * families—t h a t s t i f l e s ^fSgl| grow th- 304 W 6th St. 74—Aparlmcpifl unJ Flnlg MARVANIA ! OoBcrm Co., general STUART—$1,600,000 bond issue work, aidtfwaiks, build- approved In M artin County fur FURNISHED apartment, close In; Allow us the opportunity *»l showing you this fine property. iks, Irrigation boxes. J. R. Sod! — Hot Sandwich »RD DRUG COMPANY 'ho Itaxall Store” : a specialty of our, prom of proscriptions nnd quick delivery. 311 F irst Nnt l!k Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN t» l E. Firnt Street * ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, Il­ EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good iWe can-y a full line, things to cat at all times. 105 ptas are' right. Cash or linois Watches. Diamonds and W. 1st St. ►V®, want your buglnegi. wedding rings. P. E . Ahoarn, 317 W. F irst St. I«r, FroPf * COMPANY RUGS— Shntnpoood, right in your homo; colors r«»torod, nap rais­ ed, mado to look like new. Highest approvals or no charge. B. Rieao, rug expert, with Lanoy Dry Clean­ 67— Itoomn W ith H oard ers, Thone 465. EUGENE PERMANENT W AVES,1ROOM no kinks, one price, personal a t­ tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe 68—Rooms Phone 349-J. SANFORD BUICK CO. 212 Magnolia A rt. Phone a s 7 . or I nt, Palmetto nnd Third Street 61 — M iscellaneous 27—Professional Services JEW ETT AND PACE RIVE'S GARAGE Sanford Dealer 8 W. la t S t Phone 61 cum s It points the way to an opportunity—it surely does. Homes selling for $3,500 . to $5,500 with small down 1, . . , ; payments-^that is what we , ■ need most— . / -M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 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, December 29, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1926; <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/3bc89d76db4650da3f19613cb119416b.pdf c79e6463400c55e1abd01fa08d44495c PDF Text Text ■L/ ^ . at The W orld's G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le Section. I t s R ic h e s t G arden Latld [S J l 1 i ■M .*1 ■ ril ESI < *<7t ■^ . *i H Iml' A flso d a u d P ress FaU‘ I^aH0d>:W^7 S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A *’ v ;r ~ r ." — ■ ER 2 8 , \192i MjCHICAGO., Dec. 28. 4 after ho had sirred >0 days lit Charles B.'Grhydon, becatl sher- jail for contempt-of tou rt In t o i Iff of Cook county todei with nection with charges he had al­ the promise th a t if there ) t»; any lowed undue privileges to two R ancher iWho C on fessed That "hell holes" in his Jurisdicj on, as Reorganization P l a n s Coll beer tunpers. . H e M urdered H is F am ily Of some members of the count! board For Railroad To Be Taken* In a formal statement, Hoffman E ig h t l£ Clodely Guarded th at elected him think, hj would said that for four years "In the , Out Of Receivership And Following Suicide Attempt rout' them out, . [ face of overwhelming difficulties," Construction Of Extension • ■ “I . have been reliably, he had striven to fore* the pro­ cd" raid William Buase. hibition law, hut that "the odds member, as ha voted fo t.a have been too great.!' ! so r.tp Peter M. Hoffman, jrtio re­ In assailing the statue ho said signed because ho s a id f'tli pro­ that as n private citizen he would H assell Telia P olice T h a t , hibition act sould not be enforced "Join the large number of coup* Georgla-Florida Re ad Has He D oes N o t Know W hat here', "that Mr. Grnyd< it ha* ageous men and women who hove Operated With Difficulties Made H im C om m it C rim es pledged himself to clean j OP the organised to bring about a change . U nder Court Receivership ■ ». , ; . •* i ’hell '.holes' of tho county towns. in this law, which has been forced upon an unorganised majority by a -1 r r FARWELL, Tex., Dec. 2 8 ^ P ) Therefore, I vote ‘a y e .'" > 2 WASHINGTON, Dec, 28. —</P> Sheriff jGraydon’s tfrm fill ex­ selfish and misguided, but organ­ —Extra guards today were as­ —Reorganisation plans by which 1v H signed to watch George J . Hassell, tend until the next county election, ised minority." tho Georgia and Florida railroad Aktiad M which'will be in June. . Hoffman's regular term already will be taken out of receivership, Texan Panhandle rancher, who is Ur GJSUtta . M em bers o f th e R iv e r s and confined in the county jail here' < Hoffman who has held: political h*d expired, but ho <continued in and a new lino 56 miles long con­ 11lijE j office In Cook county alncsh 1898, the office bccauso of the death of structed from Augusta, Ga., to iarboits . C om m ittee o f th e following his confession to the g/T K iT recently was acquitted of charge* P. J. Carr, the Democratic sheriffT O slaying of 18 persons. •’ J n ite d 'S tn tes C o n g ress today Greenwood, S. C., were approved ’•1e . • elect. • ; ' , of conspiracy to defeat Justice Charged with murder following today by tho Interstate Commerce iccepted a n inyitfetyon from 18, a n d a hin admission th a t ho killed his commission. he S a n fo rd C ham ber o l M i l ’1 wife and her eight children and * The receivership over the Geor­ md to"m ake a su r v e y o f th e mJ* . 1j-; placed,the bodies In a dugout on gia and Florida system began in iroposqd deep ch an n el projS I »».t i1 bta ranch near here; three wcqlcn March, 1016 and was conducted wM c t botvteon.1 t h is ) ! city.- 'im j TlHTU* VA)'.* ago, Hassell last night confessed until his death by the late John E lly i M ahonic O rgan ization s ‘alatka,- accord in g to tele^ to slaying a woman and throb chil­ */ ’■ Vs ■ ■ •Skelton Williams. His brother R. Hold J o in t C erem onies On dren lt\ California three yearn ago. •hone m e s s a g e receiv ed a t Lancaster Willla ms was largely M n fU lliiH o n O f H eads F or He refused to reveal tho nantf* i t instrumental in preparing the re­ N e w Y ea r; 250 A re P r e sen t tho California victims or to com* organisation plan by which u new ment on the crime other than to company will take over the entire the late Lcrtta Crabtree, actress is rotter, who. with J. The annual installation ceremo* say “It wno a good Job," tho sheriff S lm m m s And C - u m b l/ Are Records B ein g Prepared Fot enterprise, and undertake the ■ought by Mrs. CariotU Cockburn, » committee in- Jacksonville this said. nles of several Sanford Masonic Session B efore Ju dge J. G Greenwood extension whlch^the of San Gabriel; Calif., (lower). At U nder Bonds C harged W ith ctnliig and extended the invitaHassell was recovering from selfhodler and their affiliated organ!commission's decision today said, th e . surrogate's hearing in Boston ___ .N. ext . ____Tuesday; ______f Sharon__ On on, * Forcing W av Into Prtvnte rations were held last night before inflicted knife wounds, which phy­ Circuit C o u r t To Follow wouW givo the system n prospect on Mrs. Cockburn’s attem pt to driven from t Members of the committee, to- a gathering of approximately 200 H om es In I.Jy W est Raids sician* hellevcd nt first might <>f operating profitably in the fu break the will she and Mrs. Annie city of Nsshvl p,W»v*a of several of, persona a t the Masonic hall, on prove fatal. Ruircll, of Tucson, Arii.,( upper)', ib*r ofout 30, accord- , Park avenue. Music for the even­ The county prosecuting attorney, turo. , KEY WEST, Fin.. Dec. 2V -(/Fl the decedent's nleco, were recent hcrlsnd riv tr o A little mora than n year ugo he Tho Georgia amt Floridn Hall ig to estimates of officials of tho —Prohibition Agents W. H. Sim­ together with court attaches nnd ing was furnished by Mr. snd Mr-. moved to a ranch near here after witnesses. That she also is a niece hAmber and,plans,era to-be made Albert Shuler of Orlando. marrying his brother’* widow. Au­ mons and W. C. Crumbley were at the various law enforcing bodies of c-f Lotto Crabtree Is the b ifli of •arly today^, u (j -r their enfe rw lnm ent within the Mrs. Cockhurn's s u it The first group to begin .he thorities have reopened nn investi­ liberty today under be ds of $1,­ the county, is marshaling his wit­ jxt few days. . , yroricof Installing offieexr for the gation of his brother’s death. Th* 000 each after their arrest by nesses and evidence for •the open­ acres wore being ing of county court noxt Tuesday. per cent preferred stock, 100,000 ^According tc tentative plans, the the lowlands of Ifiritnpl tilled while working county officers on charge* of hav­ <**sr wna the Order of hrot1*' How many races are on tho docket shares of common stock of no par ing foned their way into u private immltiec in u> make i* iiyxig Visit Dtmotay, for boys, Semino Iklshonia with llnsto be heard by Judge J. G. Sharon valuo and $6,600,000 In bonds. In I tho lower enrt fpasi, then .turn te r No.' 642. Walter Barber wss sou, wmi Ban, m ...... Idckod Hint residence without a warrant. is not definitely known, according addition it will guarantee payment The two aYrcatf. cant' after a rest to Utkeland and from the I*t- the installing officer. Following to death. , to court officials, but it is believed of interest nnd principal ns to group of federal authorities from Hassell raid in s statement that .are the names of those who were that *v lighter docket than usual $760,000 In equipment trust certi­ Miami and .Tampa had swooped he did not know why ho killed his seated: down on six residences and busi­ will be brought forth nt the com­ ficates and $792,000 in receivers' M aster Counsellor — R u s s e l l wife and stepchildren. He declared ness hour ?* here yesterday in n se­ ing term. > i) B |iit.w a s f certificates. The face vnluo pf nil ' the slayings followed n quarrel Mitchell. ■ southern state these obligations Is $3,H60,000 less With the opening of county ries of raids in which mora than ' Senior Counsellor—Arthur 'Aaoh- with his wifo after she charged 820,000 worth of liquor was report­ court a mo ---------. I iwntfHU of mai of activity face* than tho par of securities which him with intimacy with her oldest cry. Decision Of President Dig* 1stream s' had b were outstanding In the company ed sicced. No arrests were made court attaches and deputy sheriffs. Junior Counsellor — H. C. Wa- daughter. prehension Immediately following adjourn when it failed. To Withdraw Government! by the government operatives^ "I grabbed a hammer, where It U w ., , _ _ . . The two prohibition agent*,»rcre ment of Judge Sharon's court, cirDuring recent year* under tho Troops From Lagoon Area' came from T don’t know, 1 struck taken in custody on complaint of cult court will open, with Judge, receivership tho railroad has operIh R egarded A s S ig n ific a n t j W(„ her and sbo fell to tho floor," HeoRaoql Vasques, who chilled that Wallace W. * Wright 'Jipoo thi '* ' nted with difficulty, but ha* shown sctl said’ in filling of the slaying thp federal officers forced entrance bench.**-.. ' v. v ’ •* i » ,». ■i Improvement, tho commission, fibof Ms wire. !*Tbe smallest baby Only in to his hornr on warrsptts Issued for., it ,Tho county court ir not crowd J served. The extension to Green­ Termination of the situation which then began crying and T reached admittance to th«v,,resided'fiext with -liquor coses thl* term, ft wood will give it a new northern down and choked i t Then I se­ led Rear Admiral Julian Ladmdr outlet and add efficiency to ita op­ to land American blue jackets and cured a rtocking sftd tied it around door. Vakques *i*o'xclaim»d the .A ritport shoeing tho trnffle and palf made their meyMnto the bath­ eration ss well as givo it an op­ Marines at Cabexas was thought lin a g e on (Wv m * r during the .S tandard Bearer — Oke Nord- the baby's ntbk. I don’t know why, room o0 his home against the re­ portunity to increase traffic. This to Jj* nearer today by Washington but when I saw what I had done, monstrances of Mre. Vasquez, who yut'.yishr has. already been, sent gron. . , construction will cost $2,181,000 observers after reading the newk 1 decided I had best go on and kill wa* said to have-been within hathSentinel—John -Andes. • o the committee through' the’ local snd the new security issues ap­ dispatches and meagre official re­ the whole outfit." O ijntor^Robcrt Mnson. ^ •m h e r. I t w m sept following proved nro expected to prirvidc ports from Nicaragua. The children ranged in ugo from , First Preceptor—Earl Rumbley. tn adverse report submitteef to the funds to thin tetnl, as well as servo 2 to 21 years. Some were choked They regarded as particularly Second Preceptor—d-enos SevekUnited States Engineers by the for exchange with the securities of and others shot. l-oo, deputy prohibi­ , government engineer’s office at ing. ' thef ailed railroad. tion administrator here, has no of­ Third, J^rocepW>r—Eustis Peake. llicksonville? Both reports- are ficial information relative to the Fourth Preceptor—Richard Mnxupectcd.JU). .be. reviewed hero by arrest of two prohibition agents a t welJ.. . . ■ o be committee; Key West on charges of breaking • Fifth Preceptor—L. P. Hagan. ■-------. and entering following a series of S i x t h Preceptor — R o la n d JACKSONVILLE, Pin., Doc. 2?. raidi> yesterday. w south Florida Spokely. It was reported that the men Americans along the east coast, Seveneht Preceptor — D. A. Mc­ !or a*comblned holiday and inspec­ which has been dominated for seihe •r in Kentucky.. had appealod to him for aid. Donald. . white man, but tha reputation of A four page folder,' with three "My only Information is n tele­ tion tour, 'membern of the conjust beginning 0 time by the liberal forces. Seminole chapter No. 2 of the defendant attracted widespread pessionol rivers and harbors com- Order of tho Eastern Star waa pages showing pictures and facia gram from mm working thorc tho scctlorm^flK' pro interest. Official accpunti o f the foiuMiay alttfte and othors passed through formally installed by G. E. McKny. concerning Hanford and Seminole stating that they had confiscated battle at Pearl Lagoon, in which not estimated an Tho Nickels trial was perhaps county, together with a map of the 500 rnses of whiskey. I am wait­ licksQnvlllo this morning. Following are the new officers: the Dlax troops wars . defeated, neighboring Itat tho most widely heralded of any [; (Continued on Page 2) . state, is being used os stationery ing on An official report. .Worthy Matron — Mrs. Eunice were lacking in Washington but a* during the memory of mont resi­ by Baldwin and Brown, Sanfont "W. M. Simmons, in charge of dents of the state. Thla trfal, to­ dispatch from Managua last night Turner. * *- the lxike Worth office, and W. C. gether with the Register case, oc­ Worthy Patron — Reese L. Realtor*. placed the libetfA strength ah’ IjForty thousand circular letters, Crumley, group head a t Tampa, cupied practically tho entlrb’ ses­ 660 well armed against 1,300 lit Use Chrlren berry, “In my opinion,',' said his Lord­ withdrawing force and quoted the Associate Matron—Mrs. Beatrice containing Information about |he were operating In Key West yes­ sion of the last term of the circuit trucking lands of this district h*ve terday. I do not know what men court. : if- * • ship, "it ii a pity tha resolution American collector of customa.Xt Higgins. . . was not passed before they were Blueflelds, as faying 800 Mexlcaha been ^enf out from their office, on they had wit)^ them, Secretary—Leo M. Stephenson. born,!* ,. the descriptive folders, during the i "If T get confirmation of the re­ had been ^reported, fighting with TreMsmfr; Mrs. Mary Kent. JELE8, Dec. 28.-4/P)— Tha undergradutaes' action was tha victors, past few mohthe, according tofj. D. port ( will send help to them at (Continued on Page 2) of whether her hus t*keq at a meeting of the CamBrown, who stated today that a once, though business will keep me ] Washington authorities hold th*t ha Chaplin; Initiates di bridgo Union soclaty.p A. B. Klnghrro for the time." Hamilton, arguing for the resolu­ tion charged that tho women :af ugh" with ft divorce suit which today werfc "as double faced ' u The two inklde pagea of the says will be filed in the -Los their ancestors." folder are devoted to pictures of WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.— HAZEBOUCK, France, Dec. 28. .ties courts in s few days, "Rather than grow old," he said, Sanford's . residential section-' of Congress win ask d by Secretary his It her answer, to , reports —(JP)— Thirty-five mother*. of the celery cutting, and of tho Hotel "a woman dyes when young. She LENINGRAD, RUSSIA, Dec. 28. Mellon today to give the Treasury n Nogales, Arizona, yesterday little village of Bavinehave near­ Forrest Lake. Descriptions of the authority to refun $174,120,177 Il­ bangles her arms, blngles her hatr by, have Jufct received niedils of ■the film cotncdl|m wju in com* land and . .information concerning legally collected in taxes fdr the nod bungles her face." lication with a Mekican sttor- "famille Francals," for their share farm ipi’eons aril given. Statistics court Defending the women A. C. fiscal year 1027 and "prior" years. In countering charges of race sui­ ot Hermbslllo, Sonora, relative Townsend, made a long disserta­ on celery rtpducUon for the past a yoi The money is to be refunded to cide so often nude against the bUlnlng n dlvoWe. few year* are included. pork about 287,000 ■ ■ ■ ta x p a y e r s in tion on highly civilised way in baplln’f:.^ a tto rn ey , . Lloyd French. which they rode blcytlce, and ato On the hack page is a map ef tence* amounts ranging from .one cent to The 35 mothers have a total of ght, d«^lM the screen actor choealates. They did powder their the state, with Sanford prominentto.ter hundreds of thousands of dollars, kny intehtion of seeking a dl- 242 children, making an average of ly displayed. Around the map xi* a Thi The Treasury previously bad trans- faces, he admitted, but be pointed almost seven children to each e in the Jffaxicsn courts.' Tho description of Seminole .County. atten netted to Congress a supplemental to the .advice of Nelson: "Trust In edlan could not be locafed for mother, a record' for so smsll a le prosecutor that estimate to eover the amount and God and keep your powder dry." . ‘J k f H ! ■'V .. < community. Tho resolution lost, 164 to 191. •e assault were be- the budget bureau had announced Since the debate King-Ha re11ton :ty prevalent. • ’ the figure had been tiken into cop. ■ ■ ■ has received 885 abusive letters sidcration in estimating the Treas­ -**; #wa mV- ’ * ury surplus ^or the present fiscal from women, Townsend,>ho cham­ pioned the women, baa tlx. pro. ■ —— • . EL PASO, Tex., H*c. 28.—(/P)-7 Secretary Mellon In transmitting poU l» of marriage. Illness again has confined Albert the request today lo tha House . Tha teat TAMPA. H aH Dec. 2 rentstIons « Ways and Means committee, sent a •f- "Advantages of Sanfordft en. B. Fall lo his heme h « » . The forsecretary of the Inter!oe con­ rs.> Elisabeth Nelson Davis.'Wtfe lkrgeii stboo1 equipment, G. E. raer i ; ;JV.r. pavu, Tampa . realtor, tracted an Irriution of tha lung* ho wa* drowned at sea eevenl typed, .they corertidWf,3M> sheets over the ,*rNh end. ymlefilay which In « vsxy aj wa* diagnosed as pneumonia. Al­ onths.ago, ha* Med appllcatl^i of foolscap paper ftt'ft'in A t officials of -rv. ' ng, wHn both i d ’dkKts of tho required to haul the bonjUes. MANILA. Doe. ’ 2 8 ^ P ^ -C o llW -nd U nlvm lly Lit.," jthough nig aliment was characterschools tind thqso who are tw f-m inuu r a p o n u . b , MT.r.1 I ed a4 serious, his condition to- third dower right In,the develop­ sounded Department of Military I from collage, ore to present fimford to iy was t*ported as generally Sat- er's estate., and Tactics at the Natlopi ‘ J >gn»m Which is to. be Interest- students. j, Mrs. Davis was not mention*) in chase of it ’ "Vita La France, reading, by i f“. i Z W S.U ifd»)f. (row W yh- her husband’s will, which was ■ Cowan. drawn up prior to their marriage, who attend the en- i no appraisal of the estate has been te ^ n m in tnare. expected to bring e w ORLEANS,^ De^. 2 8 ^ P ) their school pennants. Dr. King, Man Has Admitted Five Other Killings • Lancaster Williams Head Of Purchasers ------------------ ---- ‘ a ' “ I • . , I St > . Sanford Realtors Stiff Thousands of Circulars on City Lord Darling Raps Undergraduate At English University m Comedian’s Wife iterated That S h e ill Seek A Divorce Mellon Asks Large Sum for Refund In Youths To Die For. . Collection Of Tax4s 35 Frencli Mothers Have 242 Children Assault Upon Girl Albert B. Fall Again ToHfsHome By, Serious Sickness \ Asks For Third D6wer Rights ednesda; i Military Branch Manila UniVtrsit: Cease To Exist i Displayed On Gulf �^ Hdrtte^ Giveit ! Two Severe Blow? Basketball Has A Popular Appeal ipital as Defense Prepares Case V>; >. ! ■ Vrf-.'ry-v:1_> liCAOO, ) ( ' T j}s speaker moved on ftu h ip fto n today, presumably U i r tHe in the federal hopefulI of finding one with 1)*f t*.‘»• -L,'!' ~ri'‘ T^"j. >■\ \ \ ,= jlft,.1• hat indicated* he will not La Mttoj fled ur UI he..baa been cleared of Leonurd'f charges, nyide public | fust. wceg,.h.y,Comml-(aioiicr LahdJs that kq had tflkcn part,in a. game <oyc«tb«‘»v/ vood Da RT0W-4*T p!p c A i3 E :* t; Railroad ImprorS challei '.:d..yi3.v member hf th- field to ffsrht h ’tp.’ Wv.i W(tr«\ followed. bMj. Uiere wap ho fig h t nod m> more ’Md . b n rare occuritland; where fo): hunt:W tarried no for cen- >ut interference by the • ‘ •p in ; u-ns- . issued re ) jf ty r y T jjf: Selby« , o f th ^ E nst K e | htfrittnieh,' Nrhlppcrs-lr p srfa o d g OF *• A e s m e - n c , b^fJcifOCt . s ooGfvr *tp f \3uf2-0;T (tffo, ;c~>f<v3tE6 <*mG- I P c fOOeAEfcOUQ ‘^rt^ACEVlAF\CAl£Mt*W'T'S. . Winner Wade and Warner e Meet Compliment E a c h ,o,n Elevens *t(AE Alt-VV-tr(fe<3 Pirf-ftw PERecM AL. EhlCO Ghl'CEfi'S tKtfUOGf M O C B 6 f h « \ ‘tfeD M QM CM ’T S / l H B nm-iei. HoMtii Wl onnford, « E • * clJT IIIN n iH H i oi%gr Ptr&AAf ^A N 'JOSE, C alif.,'U ta 27.—f/P; PASADENA, Calif.. I ) ^ 2 7 . - r ! 'flpyw ild D iir Mehlhom o f Cblv'V/J*)—W ith both coachds n S ittin V ■. c*fo -left here, today with' first the other has attained high deprfctw mortey of fSOO, the Son Jose gred’ o f *perreetlon m n„.uidii,4 Country club course record, tho gridiron mnohines for th» game j of Santa Clara vnlley open between the University of Alnbnm i ^s«iffL<harapion, aad the convletion and Stanford University here New - that lie hns ftvercbme. the Jins re-j Year's dnyf spiculatipn hns l>ocn spbnsiblo for his frequent’ "crack*' centered mobtiv on the mental ntrs’*- a t the height o f Ms game in1 titude of tlie players. * *nC,tbo pedlgr^ s & J tW O U lA } '* l p‘ r,by thiTwo L 'vas & ,010‘ cnnrgvs thrown °„ at ithem possibilitiesWare* seen a* the th. Lednard. form er American t W k t a r outfieldera line u p / o r the roe pitcher. first tim e' in .their many years in ;:ther Speaker nor the ottor- basohull’against tltfc same pitcher v;li7 acecnpanieid him Houl I a form er team mate of both. One • i;n cxplnnntion of their trip 1 ,'th a t the Posto/fice department bo rnpitol hot thp fnet th a t may bJ asked to Investigate with iknr and Cobb plinned to be tin- possibility th a t blackmnlliiitr at tha »am? ti»nMchhr„M m ay.be preffcrml against rdod o s . itb;nifiwint. ! the offender, rhowlng allegations im 'eft hia A n g e la , G a . !against Cobh and Speaker, tb the din of enthuam u'c > Anothog possibility is that Cobb tx.faith. n f.h b tiw n fo lk ln and Speaker mny confer with cohhj* inUgritv s t i l l r e f g n i b k was gresslntml • laaderr, who haw? c* equally reticent. rcliront. Colih, Cobb, however, pressed belief in their innocence. ii=si t0*!n r LONDON, l J c r . - 2 7 - H v n v . . c?G fJOUi V-'OC A ) ItA E ' ! HEAD «3Ci69oQ,3 / SCRA/A^LE'e rft ThE l AD^ (blffb A R E EMOOCAA "to P L E A SE Tt-te RABID OjCE'oTUMGj ADDICT. ?> +-e> C,nt Plmy\ ii tx J (Pop) Warner, g d n l d .turned In a final Stanford mentor, fear» hU num 2 Evenings and l Matinee, Dec, *f|As ^ tic K p a s s e d CUlllA t h e ^LEtCrffAT O F HAWD . STDFF Chi 'iAUDEVJIULE* an,l 0,<e are not Lnldtig t!i: roming tilt R>r- League Capse ENTIRE FICTION in Pittsburgh GROUP SCOURED fn Armour f nt Witt; n to ta l .of 207. Tommy nf «f mmminntlofts. „ xxt , . , . . . a ^ f» S ln g to n .D p C., with whom he , 1" ,,la c « Wade, who brought bis *ed the final round, wn« lending A “ baBJ“ ,enm to , 1"!' Angnles f field of golf experts with UH w ,lB .ir>0 ro'.t.-rs, has expressed | ’th e Cnd of the second rouncj, confidence in hi* eleven, but tie- , * /iWr strokes lictter than Mehlhom J.ielv*‘3 he <<’ »"»uh wits with . ^W hllh the gallem alteniated be-. 1 , Krenlt’i‘t lining nolbull ru;u h' " Itjiwen applause for Mchlborn nnd ' an, mlU!’1 “ “sm art” team j curiority as to how soon hs w ould. ^ n*uu: ‘'crack," Dill proceeded In the first Kecnlling W urner’H record at nWn holes to overcome. Armour’s Corlislo, Pittsburgh and Stanford,, lead nnd in tho r-icond nlno to p ile ' Wuile declared ,the veteran mentor up an ndvantnge of four strokes hail been responsible for many o f 1 V,P7ff him. Armour finished tlw tho outstanding pluy» used , : fllfrtl round with 7.1 to win second, throughout the football world and . pficc with 211 for the r>4 holes, j that it wus reasonable to expect j ; "Mshlhom shot three birdies o n ; "Pop" m ight spring some new '.t^t firs t nine of his last round a n d ' surprlnea. flitoe on the second nine, tubing I The Alabama team will trnin - f t n ' M sll the nthern eitertpl tho | this Nveek at Ixis Angeles, While mJtih, on which be wns onu overt W arner says he will attempt to dipir- On the seventeenth and eigh*‘ rect |ho minds of his charges back W n th greens he missed birdies by to serious football with several less than nt. Inch. • hard practices here. S 3 D ifferen t Opt-ratt l)V .name Coat that New York, Boston, Philadelphia, PittsLi FOR SC EN A R IO S! New- Orleans— .' Many F.xcellent S to r ie s In The ClnAsics T h at Ilem ain To Be Film ed, S a y FxpcrlH Thursday, E vening,‘.Dec, ... J Mmes. Jacobo and Glade: Messrs. Tommasi SANFORD Mongelli, Lulli— Ballet. * Friday, Matinee. Dec. S i ........... ,.M With Mmes. Escobar and Schalker; Messrs. • . * Inlerrante, *. . i•' Cervi. . •v . , Special Dance program ■ > Ballpt will follow the performance of the ope F a t e Of Shift W i l l Oil Be Decided By East’B Coaches In G o t h a m Jig King Dances a and Whistles as He'Wins Golf Hole j| NEW. .YORK, Doe. 27.-</P>^, Thh fa ta of a colorful modern con­ Or m o nd p e a c h , fi.. . i »«;•#. tribution .to _football,. tho itliift, Is 2t,— LT*)— When John I). Rockefel­ ; boforo raj turn gridiron eoache* and official*, gnth«ring horo this ler sinks n 20-foot putt he quotes poetry, whihtles and'dances, a jig. week for annual meelinga. The maneuver, which already The aged man won tho second 111* bean appreciably curbed in tho holo^rom four rnnripnnions ycRternf t n~ •«-«ying "Jimt about the * w estern conference by a new rule stfhft’h compels tennis to come to n ic could remember ' two-second r.top ufter moving rirgr Von Elm would thalr lint*, will bs up for discus- have sighed lo achieve. It wax iriot) w ith tho point nfter touch* then thirt Mr Rockcfelle r quoted down,, I ha huddle nnd the forward poetry nnd danced a jig. *' ■P*** penalty nt set-lions extending Just what the millionaire said a — -CT0T B Tour-day period. moment Interact! the third bole' • •;.Tho Initial concli^vo today brings when he took a nine, is not a mat to fe th e r members of tho Eastern . ter for record, but the llev. Dr. C. ^ v . ^ W ^ I n tit. i o niU t 0! Intercollegiate' W otlfkiq, of New York City, was ...... Meeting of the j along bo At must have been just cbocbc.x follow tomorrow and Wed* blank verso. dwday. whiol on Thursday the N o­ Dr. Wrielfkin, CyrR James, of . ,Liopal Collegiate Athlhllc Associa- bottall, Mass., a cIobo friend, and Ubn will h*vc its annual meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Dick, of ToronRISKS TITLE SOON JEW YORK, Dec. 27. _</P>_ I. Morgan, of Seattle, who l«d .ic champion* Jurlng l92fl with e« dafeitse* of hi* crawn, aoon I risk hi* Junior lighlwW h't d again in Nqw York. Toit k an l is nogotlatlng for tho r t fighter to face Babe Hopnmit, ) already hold* . cna decision r Morgan, BabeVvonllet wna red w p r a l monthu nga but rgan’a title was not a t uUkeJ Lfltzo Will Risk , Title On Saturday f ruiuy, h.vemnK, Dec. ;il WiLh Mmes. Paggi and Falco: .Messrs. Cervi— Ballet, Strange Coiitridcncel What a strange i-oincldenec i* would be if Pittsburgh won tin pennant in tho National I.cugiu ..n«l Detroit in the American! These two club* are now man­ aged by Owen fluxh and (ieorge Mori arty, who in the days when Detroit waa winning pennants, starred nt shortstop ami third base, rckpcttively. To make the situation ull the more unusual, these two players wtoo the pepperpots of the Tigors, a lio roommates as well. Now they nre managing mighty strong ball du b s in the rival major leagues. In those days llugbey Jennings woitld supply the pepper front the Tiger bench nnd coaching lines. On tho field Bush nnd Moriurty would pull it. NEW YORK, Dec,' 27,—(A*) -A world's welterweight chnmplnnship battle* nnd a hontUTinal round fratherweiglit.elim ination Tight top this weck’H /istle menu, with Ivto laiUo risking his 107-pouml divi­ sion diadem a t Wilkcsbarru, Pa., in KDTII MAY ROW TO ROGERS ing made for serien o f 3 operas at DoskC, C o m m e rc e .. JVInilOWS The Price Is Right Good Story Not Enough “A’ good story isn’t the only re- ’ qulrement for a good pin iro,” Florence Straus*, of Kiral Nation­ al Productions, has fc-jnd. The difficulticH of filming, the Tierce-, sity of avoiding controversial - u s ,1 economic, racial and religinua! themes, and the objections ruiuod.l by tho .production force/* c.- the! rottpd trippers ta 101 ’ Pehn'jWiled by inches fo 'irtaSfcr tl/q first ifcihi. Tbe'sectrhd-irjfcsr. ot Big husky are took Murphy of Pennsylvania, 's l i T e e t o r WhoVailed iday, *to task, inftittmg k6 ahould. haUa' , given p a il SeillT a chanco to try for a field BOSTON FINANCIER DIES BfrtH' would 'em; t always \yonSwimmJe*tdgef: golng tm g et aWay ^ Murphy Ironing Boards Made to Order It * wa* the Ihlrd scoro was 10-10, the with two-yards to \ r Tudde TKe' lC^artr ii ^ t Would -Ffknl mnn-'ti wsm & llfltt, Sievin' '-r T ickets NOW nt Box O ffice: Reservations With a situation aoinewhat similar similar to tho one Murphy of I’-nn faced, ftt Illinois. < against T hard-hitting 8ergoun{ Sammy Baker, of New York, in a 10-round bout to a dccUlort. The survivor of. the fcathur.weight, b o u t,; bringing togetlior the fam e ilny, will produce nn op­ ponent fo r Honey Boy Finjiojaft. Tho victor , in the throe-corneroxl eefies will be recognised In thd cost as-succetm ir fq the throne form erly o e c u p i^ b y Lout* (Kid> 20 grand nfllonal, has pur­ . v . %■• I from tjia. Jockey flub the Kaplan. .... m o.ntprofiolenti'^fw rtuld^u try !t pn»s over the Row 'line? t.F ather ‘hi the game he had completed t.ueh « pl*y on the fpurth down. Trying 1 tfhother pass ever the line wpa a nervy play th at took courage He invited plenty of conr.tfre from tho Mcond-guesscrs. He took the chance. A pass, Friedman to Iloffmsn, •' * 'i • . , �THE SANFORD r*vlciy£ • *«” 10 suyr1At L east One H undred More aj ilis ’ Are In Hn.spilnl Suffering umltelj From Alcoholism; 7 Deaths three • Are Rerfnrtcrl lie .Chicago ’ J.-Wi * ■ ■ i.r, t h u | . N H W *YORK.- Due. 23.— C P I - alcoholism . Hears, Congressman nrtd *.Lyua and ,Mi«i K ithDixie l.ypn of Whitcviltt*. rtprossman and Mra. Al- wnod'Ulroho' a rrtc r and Mira C arter of the. iddus'riui lUFrrffff’-rman and Mr.i, 'sufficient m <■ jlngliin official fh«C the prnhi nan and Mrs. George N. vex tig ntv cln*, Cnpjjretsm in supply of tiio 31- 41- JpoatAtl. Hnd tlioir d m i ^ c d 'm Ohidf* CdP^art(fATr^'R^J,1 Frcvmnh. lit; ’ Congri-v^man mi l FI. Cfnmnn'‘kcr, Oregon; rHirrr'Itnrl Mrs. Nstharr Ppnnsyl vania; Dr. and dipcr? and their son of an; Charles Windham of wood Development ComMr. and Mrs. Wonders of is not Washvvever, 111 in■o >ft "it, j.. n friend, CalVin Coolidge." - r -----• ' ‘ cs dant Callea’ reply, after ac- j CHICAGO, Dec, 23 .— ledglng rvcoipi of the letter, lyouthful robbers armed with a fake pinto! and 0 girl companion Sayre, has w ritten to Secretory of War Davis complaining th a t army ' thrilled a t the prospect o f ■bccom- officers are harassing opponents ' | Ins a "bandit queen,’’ met defeat of compulsory m ilitary training in | Inst night at the hands of Robcry colleges, and reeking to deprive Hay, 20, who shot and killed one them of their right o f free a ^ ec h . Specific charges v/ero thht Lledt. of them atul„cntiscd the capture of Col. George Lewis o f the regular the other? with a real-gun they army and of the 69th reserves tlivihad overlooked when they held him slon, objected to his advising stu ­ up. . i t . * v j.w * ;,i dents a t the, .University* or Okla­ The youth dragged Ray, n postal homa at Nurrrinh ahd thtlt, pcrhqpa j ctfcrk, irtf/i ur» alley and robbed him |p. consequence std d C n U V h d 'w trt of $17, lim ;i> they fled to an nu- opposed to the c ^ p U ^ o iV w llltiiy 't t’Oi'nobile in vvhfch ttiF -’girl was training the^c and wher attepijitod waiting^ Ray opetltH'lfire',!'killing to arrnngge' a meeting tor kirn W 'Jo h n Ih-n/.io. 13. L ater Tony address them , were umthle to oh* !Oliver, 17, and Limn Crawford, 21, were raptured The girl said she met the youths iat a theater and had accompanied I them just for the "thrill of being ju bandit queen." “ 1 never thought anybody would get killed,” she said! "They had only that little gun and it didn’t look like that would hurt any | tody.” 1 The two admitted several previ­ ous robberies, nil accomplished Iwith tho water pistol. ■ "■ .■-=-“7 *; r:ss* v*. (Omtinunt! from Pcu*e U he ”vt it hi» the nest fortywtgM ho’j r v * fmrring fu rth er riling. JACk.SON, M isi..kl>rv\ 23,—LTh —Central Mijal* - Ipj i riven were becoming r/tithig to^tents today a 1* tons of, w ater from the north .MEXICO CITV, Doc. 28.-<>Ft— swelled by heavy local ruins swept dirtvn the stream*, ran tin g many to i Meiu.ugex' <if good will exchanged leave their hnnk* and threatening I by the presidents cf the United to di) heavy crop dsm a .39 and hiyh- States and M< xleo on the occasion of ihe United Slates arm y Pah*", why dam age.. . ' 1_ American flight w h b made publii* The, Pearl river wu* ul-.f7_fc*A indayev f> '.< ■ in Jocknoh and slowly rjft{ng id 7 M rijof1 11 ubei't A.-Durguu, flight' o'clock- todayi Rain that ft*}!,int< i -unmiiiuk-r. who came ‘here from yOBte’-day and last night yontinert! interm ittently today, while Jctulon ■Vpra* Crux' for nn official recep­ fkien forced office workers to hum tion, delivered a letter to Presi­ de at fV.llOi from President Cool? liglttridge vvhicii was given mil hy the So 11am Age has been suMsinPu Mexican fi'jc.gn otf.tce as fofloWSV in th, Jin k son a ru i, but sorions , ' Wnh plcaaure 1 avail myself woperty dantago m ight result from 1f f tne-opportunity afforded hy the a continued rise, of the rivers ami American avialnr>>' visit to Mexico streams. Illinois Cenlrnl trains from the north urn being detoured ever the V. ft M. V, railroad bo'•nore of washouts in the track north of Canton nml near Durant. Thv Vnlolmsha river at Crennda and the Itig B lack'river north of here arc reported out of the.r hanks and causing property dmiiage that will exceed $100,000. Rainfall for the 24-hour period ending a t 7 n. m. today in Jackson was 1.8 Inches. Expert Jeweler To e£i r Special s O ld - Y $ i f o f i OFFtdERS R 1927 SRATF.D ..LOCAL BODIES 1 8 , 0 0 0 PEAS S CORNn NEED SOME MONEY NO. )rg«nl*t—Mr* V ova lln v n n , dft—Mr*. TvA Wight. ' ’’ ffyt.il Itnuth. ‘ * ^tlfe*A-T.Tlfi. At a irfte Warner, rnrthn—Mr- Rndu rrennhaw. rta—Mr*. Alum Wheelen*. Iforder—Mrs. Sarah F’arkoi. f.ilUnel— Dnnlcl Starr, anfortl lod*;e No. 02, F. eml A. ‘I w k ih iitw offit-cr* for llm-on- HOMINY PEACHES I will m ak e siu T ifu r sab* on sum • ot tin* fin e st bu i.r • h an d w nrrhm i.se n ro n e r tv in S a n f o rd . I o f fe r fi h d s, 1, ‘d, It. 1. 5, Itlurh 1, s u b -tie r fi, 2f>0 fee t f ro n ta g e on M v rlic / \ '. r 117 feet dcM’p, I rr a te d on th re e si reel;;, tra c k fa c ilitie s can be h ad at buck door, o r c le a r a* roan back end of all f i . 6 A s y o u r p u r c h a s in g a g e n t w e are c o n s ta n tly s e e k in g o u t th e b e s t values, th e m o s t >e n d u r in g m a te r ia ls , from h u n d r e d s o f s o u r c e s th e c o u n tr y o ver. No. 21., can . iI4c !4c 14c 28c Florida T a k e c e m e n t , fo r .in s ta n c e . W e offer y o u L o n e S ta r b e c a u s e th is superg ra d e c e m e n t h a s e s ta b lis h e d u new sta n d a rd of q u a lity nnd u n ifo rm ity . C o n c r e t e m a d e w i t h L o n e S tar C e m e n t , p r o p e r ly m ix e d nntf placed, is p r a c tic a lly e v e r la s tin g . I W. Knapp Co j Atk>SauiVrtl B u ild in g m a ter ia l o f th is sort, plus c o u r te o u s c o n s id e r a tio n of y o u r p r o b ­ l e m s , h a v e e n a b le d u s to set a n e w sta n d a rd o f b u ild in g m a teria l s d r \ ice. Ave. Lone Star Cement la made by the Blnnlniham, Ale. Subsidiary of International Cement Coryoradad Phone 468 i t ... For All This Week 9 Extraordinary Reductions it Churcl iwell’s Dress Sale for the balance ( ink we are handing out Christma*- presents (f% A vV l ■ $10.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses Good Quality; Neatly Tailored wee you can $19.95 Ladies’ Silk Dresses • .Smartly trimmed, On .sale for re r—A. K. Roast >, 8. E. Starr. f. A. Higgins, Dr. A, • Boyle, Hoywnrd _ C Alabama Portland Cement Co. sffifa fisB sstR fnffjffl iB g ffiB fg fa a g flg KingLiJ. o. Huff. ini Vnlt I |! Mpp I cond Vail- II. I U m g j t Vnil—A. F. itutts, f.fncl—I). M. F Starr, irctnry—C, J. Humph. •tasurcr—John Gove. iylor ocinmnndpry ,Vo. 23 hold ln>tulhilinn last, with I'a- i J ntlif!^ MaugiUun ,** riling' officer, P ait Com manR. E. Tolur grand marhlml Past Commander |t. B, .Chaptnaatvr of ceremony. The iniition wns ns follows; Rnmnnder—T. W. Jones, mcr.ilii 3111)0—G, E. McKay. ‘Plain General—John Gove. hh>r W orden—George Huff. Burke Steele, rotate—A. F. McAlister. service Meats - High Priest—G. E Mi Km .J Sciw iluTom Mvri..lith & tijfgflilh of H osu u \ it Principal Sojouir., -an — PINEAPPLE nS .3cun -28c Chase and BLUEBERRIES N 2 can 28c 1 O A K A V EN U E PIE CHERRIES No 2 ,;an28c — Potatoes — Sugar — Coffee j i*»org© jyt Senior Warden—M. Y. Bledsoe. / JtUlior Worden—W. A. Routh. plSvnlor Dcaron—A K. Ro*«itrr Junior Deacon II li lamp. H w M U r e r —Ik. [1. Ultupmati. ‘ ' R lr4 i« ry -—-V. H Adnhis. <wh|5llrt*-D *S. Buhhii t* • • I'j^tinior Rtoward— tmnv- o IlnC ■' Junior Stew ard—I. U Sr.-. 1 I, ‘ vlfeT—1). S. E. Sian Jlcjoroo chapter N<*. 17 m Mailed In order hy Punt High B. Chapman. Ihist ILgh Priest! John Gove was marshal, Th*v now officers arc an follow. No. can V 0..T .C .'o ffic e rs. »TiV .Si . . , . T h e b u ild in g m a te r ia l d e a le r is the p u r c h a s in g a g e n t fo r h is co m m u n ity . — Good For The Rest of The Year — ... 14c STRING BEANS, No. 2 can Ihtlntml From Pniri* One! lubtrt*8 — Mm. KlUuhrth W ato Cimductrr?* - Mr* >tna Wqrd. , dftin—Mr*. A1ic*- Eldrr. lh a l— Mf*. Knlhcrfnp Mc- o f quality «n appeal, for the defense of. Soviet t In BHdgeman, Mich. Mr. Sayre d«U rts in « * » ta r y of w ,r , not and never has b*«. munlst, and that he ,iV^ te r because of hi. b*li3 of violstina cntj led to a fair w ? 1 $15.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses Reduced for this week foi* *T»rx BsJMOhtfatwr-! Mrm* ’ V l*-* * i‘- 5Q -* 1 I . , J < |r I • _ Beautiful'Silks, This week only' *1 ♦■'« IffSmnrrJfc 00 Ladies ’ Silk Dresses I!< autiful Silks — Reduced to 0 Ladies Tailored a tfifj �' •: ■: ili Lu ties p W in d u p T A 1 M AbSl.I., Fla., Dec. 2d; -Whcu delegates to the _ can Road Builders' Associnmret in Chicago n « t month f&cus* important highway mat{‘ttffeeUng the coyntpy, nnd to nd the aifaual road show, they find a ' profusion of photophs and views t ed | pnd pamphlets cn the state's possibtlitlcs generally. L. K. Cannon, assistant state highway engineer has been' desig­ nated by Dr. F. A. Hathaway, chairman of the rosd department, to go to Chicago in advance of the national gathering to arrange the exhibit. J. Ifc Cresap, state high­ way, engineer, is helping Mr. Can­ non with the display. •‘ In addition to .advcrllalhg' Flo'r,J “ *"“ n Btinted m atter, tho state Vfe It* highway Head In the scat a t th e 'fiija t arid gepwaj, scaslon of thy ussoclntio'fi. P|T., Hathaway some ;tlme ago ncpopted „gp jnvitatloh ft>. preside. Incidentally, the Florida rond de­ partm ent will be the only Southe m i r ttY Wield T h r s a v e l . a t the meeting. - ., S .m m State Road i)epHrtmeni*y/Hf ibuto. the literature and illusons on the sU tc's road work, -the 'staU dehaHment of ngrlwill contribute the booklets ’ON PASSES Police Hope That [ROUGH MANY;Clue Is Discovered |To Missing Woman iLL*£W%fJL:*ti [Materials Cf At Lcaat'l forp Final *vr/. IB V WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-<A>) —District’ of Columbia police were hopeful todny. th a t they had a clue which might lead to a solution to the mysterious disappearance nearly two weeks ago of Mrs. Gladys W. IloUck,. wife of Dr. ICnutc Houck, the' St. Elizabeth’s hospital psych^Atrlst, who is being held for observation ’of his own nieptal condition in the Galljngir municipal hospital. They were not, however, con­ vinced for they have become m<;re and more skeptical as to the value of clues as more thsn n week of work |ias proved fru/tless in deter­ mining whether Mrs. Houck wus killed, committed suicide,'or ran away*.* Tho new due came in the form of fl telegram from S. T i |flr(ji„ Chicf 0f po|itt. ut Blythe .... _ It _ I » n t CO -r'jK S’ •• r tm i.V T im il y Ut V Of 3 YearlOld Girl A m o n gifthew /’ s hr* *»ys, are "reverfheo, love of tcauty, cheerfulness, honor, n sense of duty to others, courtesy, thrift nnd cleanlinena In tlmught, word end deed.” .,i "Scouting offers to all girls tin* opportunity for leadership," Mr*. Rippin says, "and It is tho. oppor­ tunity for leadership which every girl needs.” Housework for Nerves . LONDON UP). — Take a ham­ mer and drive nailr, or grab a scrubbing brush, and clean up tho floor, or do uny-of the other thou­ sand-and one duties about a hops* and the matter of “aerves” will be­ come something of the past, was tho advice handed out hy Dame Mary Scharlieb to a crowded house of women'at ihn Institute of Hy­ giene. "Household .work l» one of the greatest cures that women may take for 'nerves,' continued Dr. Scharlieb, who Is dean * of the British medical women and has been practicing here more than SO years. "Neurotic girls nnd women can get tho greatest advantage from work; work of any kind. The woman who stays a t home H able to occupy herself in a variety of domestic tasks which are bene­ ficial to mind nnd body nliku." .UNIONTOWN,’ Fa., Dec. 28.UP)—A little one’s life vras saved today by an automobile accident. As a frantic father raced his automohUe toward a hospital, 3ycar-old Betty Coughanouf, with u bone from, a Christmns i turkey sticking jn her throat, wu4 gasp­ ing for breath in her mother’# aim s. Caughanuur's machine trashed into another and Belty was flung' to the floor. The kurkey bone was found beside her.- V Had there been no collision she would have died before the hofplfal was reached, physician's s*id. Doccmbcr X/ I i' iW £ 4,h 9 •V- K IMH’Ut.AHH, U t c r k o f C ir c u it C o u r t. B y A . i t . tV B H K H , D. C. A f k r r m h n tt A c k e r m a n , S o lic ito r s f o r C o m p la in a n t . D r ln t id u . F la . I'ub. ‘ (**»»• IftCheh' 1idngor- th an the .IjN p i l y vfdla. It wo* made by iflcroftUreou* Amitir the m u te r of Slrndivnrius. D e c. 4 . 1 1 . J I , 15. j a i t , l. PROPOSALS FOR STREET PAVING- XOTICR TO CONTUACTOII* U r a lr il b id * w i l l b e 'r e c e l v f the Board or County C o m r a lu lo n n i o f Srmlhole County. Florida, a t the o f f l c r of the Circuit Clerk of B#mlnolr County, m Hanford. Florida, up to ID A. M. on the i i t u day of J a n u ­ ary. JSJ7. for the furnishing of alt* labor, m a t e r i a l , equliimont und O t h e r Ihlhjs necensary for tba consirucilon of 5S»i mile* «>r read, located in Seminole County. Florida. ■ ThM»vr|f Will constat of approx)malrty 10 acres cltarlftgiHO.OftB t-U. >'d*. x r a d iu s ; SSO.OQO sip yds. pa-r- Santa! proposal* will bo r e - . caived by the City Commisaion t f nford, Florida; a t their office -■__ the City Hall, .a t or before .1 P. -j.» January, 10th, 1027, for grad* P ^ V v . t f > F lu V ^ T f log. draining and paving the fol­ lowing s tm ts , to-wit: bird fr.’ Avocado to Per­ simmon, ShL Asp. on 0 in. rock b a s e ---- ------- 7780x1). yds. Inx. t o x e t h e r w i t h i h e n e c e s s a r y dralnsxe atructurrn Which will In­ Perslnitnon Ave. fr. F irst to ,N...T .MK. r , H < i i T c o pu t o r t i i t: c lu d e X bridge* and 1! coherete cutThird, .Hlit. Asp. oft 0 In. ThQ friendship of the First National L • • . • KkVBXTII J l i n t l A__ I, u n i t T l T v e rts , rock base .....— ^..,.1602 *q. ydx. A>1> Foir>«tVu'. ! / l»n" and specifications are on ambitious young business man haa U t / l>VN'r\-.IS rUAXCBItv I fl>e at the offices of the Clerk of ^laplo Ave. fr. Colonist Way shown in the long span of our service In T ° d t u r r t it l k it h o c irI rccuu tl-t C ~ o ifH - a t id F r e d T . W i l ­ to Central, 1 1-2 lit. Sht. C H A H L E 8 L. U I I I T T liam s, K n g l n e e r , n t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ munity. # Asp . on 3 In ..’ Sand Complainant, ida. C o p l e a o f t h e a b o v e m a y b e o b t s l n e d b y d e p o * I U n g t e n d o l l a r * ; Asp — ----------- 2776 sq. yds. Our advice and encouragement and FRKDBIUC W. DAVISON, et nt w i t h Die E n g i n e e r , M o n e y r e f u n d e d Holly Ave. fr. Colonial W»y to backing have helped many a vouti Iltifciulatit*. If Idtl Is m a d e . C lT A T ln V Central, 1 1-2 in. ShL Asp. P r o p o s u Is m u s t h e s u b m i t ted o n to tho strength of maturity. ... . Florida to Prhhrlc r e g u l a r f o r m a . W h ic h w i l l b e a u p on 3 in. Sand Asp. ’2775 sq. yds. v>. Davison arnl wife, . j»aV|- plied b y t h e C o u n t y a n d ' m u s t b e a c ­ Hanford’s future pnwj)erity nnd growth i »on, whose Christian name b un* c o m p a n i e d b y a c e r t i f i e d c h e c k Cedar Ave. fr. Colonial Way upon ypur success. Our own hopes of ex k n o w n : and l o e a c h a n d q ^ i y of to Central, Surf. T. on <J In. salil Oeremlantn ir living, am) n imlea drke opf a yt ha eb l Ce i r ct ou i t V.C o uK.r t oDf o uS ge li an sl-, nro closely Jinked with the development rock base 2776 sq. yds. either any or all of the *«UI ,1- nole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , f o r u n a m o u n t re ml unt* nte Ueiut. then to each nml r u n s ) t o t h r e e p e r c e n t o f Ityt t u t n l Colonial Way fr. French to \ young strength. every of the heir#, devisee*, IranCedar, 1 1 -2 in. S h t Asp. Let us work together for our mutual ends. 1 ^« r»titees, or other I'lalnunU si mTohuen ts uocfc eI hs s*f uOld. l b i d d e r w i l l t>* r e on 3 In. Sand B om 2960 sq. yds. under each itml-every of tho said :<vlre,v • ................ ueveaseU defendant# claiming, any d u l r e d t o g i v e a s u r e t y b o n d , a p ­ Central S t fr. French to Ce­ right, title or InteriMl tn or to any p ro v e d h y t h e H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m ­ dar, 1 1-2 In. S h t Asp, on or oil of Ih# lands hereinafter de­ m i s s i o n e r s of • H e m ln o l e C o u n t y . 3 In. Sand Bare .2711 sq. yds. scribed, nnd to all peraons und F l o r i d a , f o r a n n m o o n t r q t l l l t o patties whose name* *ro sersrally f i f t y p e r c e n t ' o f t h e a m o u n t h id :. French Ave. widening fr. T h e r l k h t Is r e s e r v e d h y t h e B o a r d unknown hut whom *ro believed Ninth to Hughey, S h t Asp. to exist, who are Interested' Ih. or »f C o u n t y t h y m m l s a l n i f r r * o f sa i d on 0 In. rock base.'.'. 9765 sq. yds. who are claiming any Interest et C o u n t y , t o r e j e c t a n y u r a l l b i d s a n d 8ANFORD, F U . Interests In nr to any or all of tbr l>, u u l v o f o r n i a l l t l e # o r n c c e p t a n y Together with such other streets following described land# altnat. hid <>r a n y p a r i t h e r e o f , w h i c h .n the City commission may tqtn lying and being In the Count* of t h e i r J u d g m e n t , t h e I n t e r e s t of t h # 1 U X T / a . '«-• O # J y i r a *-vj o r over for construction during tho Hcmtnole «ml .Slate of Florida, mor* i n m u ) Will h e p r o m o t e d t h e r e b y . particularly described , a fallowJ O H N MEIBOM, ensiling year. to -w it: I t i i i W - 1 - M i 1 5. C h a irm a n . H oard of C ounty Proj>o*al to bo presented in n T h e N o r t h 29 1-2 f e e l o f iI,.it t <'o in in ls a lu tie r s o f R l o c k 0 of T i e r 2 * f Ills ( ll> sealed envelope, endorsed on the V. E, IH>0ai.A3, fi 1 .. of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a r c o r d l a g C l e r k of Hie C i r c u i t C o u r t . outside, "Bid for Paving," Sanford, Lk It, T r f t f f o r d '* M a p i h e r n i a n l I’uh. D e c 21. J m r . 4. |JI, IS Florjd*. *nd the-name of thn b'd- pS-4-U-i 443 r e c o r d e d ‘ 111 F l a t Hook No l j p ug t 0S-<4 o r t h e 1’ u h l t c I te c o r d p i|f S«ttiuor’or bidders. f ' ‘ ■ 1 ’; ’ I n o l e t ’o u n t y , F l o r l d s F lo r id a . Each proposal must be accom­ It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y ^ u a p d i v t i i e r i f i r r i T i n t ’H T o f h e m I V O t . E n i l V T V , F I . O l l l l>A e a c h o f y o u he u n d a p p e a r b e f o r e jantcii by uy a certiricu panied certified «check, made NOTICE OF S HK fllFV'1 NALH o u r s a id C ircu it C o u rt .a t IhH C o u rt jayablo a t sight, to .tltho order of ■ ri . D‘ _.7t'* H o u s e a t S n n f o r d , F l o r i d a . *n liio VJ (1C IN I A - C A R O L I N A C H E M I ­ :h# City’ Auditor A.CH rk, of S*aCAL com pany of Dela ­ | r d fla y o f J a n u a r y . A. D. U S J , s i . d w a r e . a C o rp o ra tio n , t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o tins '»•», yi»iiu#, nfor g »3 per cant of the (ord.'FIafidn, flalm lff. hill nf r o m p l u l n t e x h i b i t e d afcnliyat Amount of tnclr bid. VJL y o u 111 t h i s c a u s e , file d f o r t u t pur Thu successful bidder or bidders! p o s e o f 0 a i d i n g I lie -alt Is u i tile J I M I 'A R I I A W A Y, Mi AiJmlnlw • t r i i l n r d f t h * KrttfttoV'dT SJA M a b o v e t l e n r l l i s d p r u p e r t ) a n t) esiirtiiw!ll> bo required to ^ivo n -bond) lls liln g the l a m e In : (tutd tom u p oraM ti. m to 50 per cent of hi* or hfli*; p ln ln sn t f)*>f #r r>i|ti u\. P* ^ . 9nc It Is n i r t l i e r o r d e r e d t h a t t a t - i %• do* 11* ht>i • uy give*it th.»t uml**r Did, and Hurh liond to (>A txecutuil ‘ to I.l'-r h r p i i h h e h e d lu T h e S4uf<g>| , nii*l \ it tu n of a W i i i «*f fCx*«f ti- Hy a surety company licensed t i e ' a i d . a n c u r p a p e r jMd-.ltel ed to* iifilt i.yi of ami iimlrr i Imi do huxliiF.ia in the. State of Florida, S a n f o r d S e m i n , , |e i j a u n l y , h I, d.,. s f .i 1 *f th** I 'lf v u H t 'u t t r l uf *S**ti\I» I'lo e each Week tor fblll Col| *yr U1|Ve i 1)nl '"Ulit v I*Uirlila ilsitrit lit#* (ttII /mill bond to t#> uppiim d hy the, we r g s j j t f V o v *■ft»11►r J %f f . t *»rt*tn n hil - I'ity CuminJflxlon, I V I T N gi > t i a b d sii.1 t i n s j o I ' jiiv 111lb IU* dial i-MI Ilf til*- ^un*I« a (id f'ojiie# of the jdutiM and specifi­ f I h•* i *fn ii!f t .dirt uf ih** .<hai t i iN. i a Hit« antj i uf v NEW ORLEANS,<Dcc. 28—{i«PJ— Countess A Shot-Putter ' 1/ the shjrt orvyqor back contains IcsttcM, it U 'ft safe list that some BERLIN.—UP)—The rnnks of Ijof the m aterial tised in its making Gcnren epprlswomen have re ­ I n i sold ei^h t (.times .before you ceived ;; dist'.hguUlied recruit In [paid the last price.’ the pprium cf Countcs* Irene von Ststistcians estimate that every Einsleticl. whose grandfather )vas Prince Bismarck,1 the renowned [bale of cotton Is sold an average "Iron Chancellor." L f five times before I t ,is received Countess ypn Einsledel, tfho U [by a spinner or other msnufactin her thirties, has always led an the finished article active outdoor life, but not until [changes Hands twice, before being recently has s h e got down to rain­ [finally sold. ing for competition*. She in spe­ Glower i T o-T rader cializing in the shot-put, and hor tc7, , ■ “} ' I Cotton Is first , fraded by tho showing in this field event was so [producer to the m erchant who ad-1 good at a recent trial that the Gentian Sports Club awarded her Ivancfd Him the money to raise his ■ rop, "or’ _lit--*ty M11 Atown /.ft.,M il«# IAd Its diver Hports medal to :a iniall dealer, viiic. Aria, whlcli read: [jt* next BtUe’I* usually to n larger "Woman passed through here |buyer, generally known no u cot- Dec. 21, enrnute from Cairo, 111., to M iddled(■»' Title 1'irel n merchant.-- II9 Has hcatlquart- Springhill, Mo., hove three men P A R IS . uP) S i r i k m g m id u i *tl( ers in ilia who'positively identified her it? <tti'.i on the rue de In I'ai c 11re dc tration pairitiC Glndys W. Houck ' a f t e r seeing Many of these interior mer- press Juttlflul *’Irt uit t.f l It i1 s t a i r uf f?AM I’U J M J l pictures. C a rry in g one and insisting tha t tin il **i’**aii#*tl. Jn ili» cation? may lie seen at the .office KlttfMa. In arul for Hr'imimlc I'ounh, hurulh *.f M M ("A It It A W A Y an of the I'ity Manager, or ut the o f ­ hants xelPdirect to spinners or black grip w ith W ashington hub- sewing. This mean?, if ■Ji fI**=■ ilJi iluy of IfercmtJfr A Admit) In 11Uf nr uf l li r*MDI>* ««r fice of Fred T. Williams, Englil \'J2ti mke ahipment* to connections c erdnsllei' tag." about 20 francs pel duy ftft i*j SAM l ‘H 11 4-1 i tlric r a n nct'i. V K |i o r u l « A S # , t’MitjF ru I V,lid1*4 U r sum'of Vs*7t 21 I JR"*1 '' i’laim and ajmeifientionx may road fo r aalo ambng foreign spinDr. Houck has insisted that his 0 dollar '*# ' i 'R # i,,i , .,f * n u n in * # d in H i# « iiin be id it a m e d a t t i m e r ooffice f f ic e Qn tiel .tin |l Of iers. In many insUnccs, however wife is" alive, although professing I Th>* might Imw been arranged, O 4? 1 I hliavf a v e llevied e v i e d tiuoh lipoti aand n d pOSlt of $ll).0 rl.'1'#” of 14 which will be' re­ le r lit a , I ii w i l l " » f e t f o r s a l e t o Die l i t e h c s l he interior tn*r,c)iflnt nhips his not to know whore a he Is. He left i Ilut. w*'en tin- employer? re tot ted lit made. , 1 a n d oeitt b i d d e r f o r cash, within turned if n hi £ ,W 'r ton to .'nnie port for re-sale nr Washington sHcrtly a fte r sV wasiUtIH sewirtg tve? invent.-d 100,000 The City Commissioners reserve 1 . t h e legal h o t i i t iif s a l e a t t h e f r e l i t \V . JJOnr of I h e C o u r t l l o o s c In S a n f o r d , tin- rig h t to reject nny, or nli biui, Is it fu an exporter or larger last seen here nnd wu* taken intdl >«•"* a F" hy the Anrignucentin. " 7 ‘ Sc in Inol i U o o n l y F l m id#, on Moii- xir to ncce|it uoy bid they dreiti to , KPKN* 'l merchant a t one of the principal custody several days la te r,m ik in g U* midlqetU.» wnntvd-t» -plit de (j-y Ihe D d 11—y n f I n n 'i n r v I?2T, i»r^\iiTtjN. j , % ? ; ’*)! •• r I h e l i g l i i title* s o d l n i e r r # t Iw for the best mtereet of thh City. J IxpU' Or a t large mill «cnt*rn. Cot- and behoving i^MimRilff. al & r | *1“ ^ th^ .increase n. wages. 1‘^ n I J i Allt*( «|f <!tiUhn*'l r*ff til** o f tli# a i d MAM P H I I .I ,I F . d e c e a sed W. B. W ILLIAMS. I “ We ftre tht> little girt* who in tlfc aold^ ^ f e r e l ..timoHj y’ In aiul 1" t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d n i 1 li Tt ‘, v City M ans go,'.! . lulrhalt Jjrr I, I! 13, 25t .Jan, 1st; U vented sewing and we don't intend j l o t s , p ie c e s or j.iii r e t s of l a n d s l i p while nt b conctmliation point o r 1 g l e tn B e m i n n l r t ’n n h t y , F l o r i d a , t o *‘ to hava Aurlgnuccans Dike this t i j . ,r l i .. pc-rt, before It readies tjn) manu­ T i l l ,V II tie away from u s,” said th e spoke*-: ! jt AH D ia l p a r t of Die K a r l H a l f facturer. , i? . / lug Nor Hi w e s t o f Diy A llahllwoman of the midinelles. ’ "We •*(■',T Upa Akd I)otfn.4 Of Market Oast L i n e ItA llro a d of Lot F l f l ) . . . . . . . A S M FO H S B M I S O I . K (V»4Ui waivj v# f i t ) n o d Die W e s t H a l f of Id Lot F l f i y - f l V r ( f it) o f HANThe usual method of selling nnd w e „„ TRled Ijidy Deer Stalkers O IID F E I . E J I V DELTA. n c corilbuying cotton in the Interior is to LONDON (Ah. — Deer stalking who I n v en te d s e w i n g !" '4 mi p l a l n n n i _ g |o p l a t I h e r r o f , o f r e c o r d In vs. t h e P u b l i c H r r o r d * nf Hetiilnolo buy or sell it so ms "o n " haa brwljfht out more women for NAT POYNTZ and J VIN A f*. POfN D o u u i y . F l o r i d a , i n h P I n t , B o o k J. It h Well, Then, to Learn A a InIsadora Duncan's Decree o_____ r " h f f___ ” tho most „ .W .trntUag Ihis ardubu.t sport thnrl in Die days NAT I t /YNT Z ' xm l V I N A {3: P a g e s T i - r e j ’ ‘ -. V ‘ (xntance o/ Good Elimination. F O Y N T / h i s w i f e . If a l i v e n M position In the N hw .'O ji<^n» tfr, o f Jon«ly Qhren E llznbcth, who enMOSCOW.—(Ah- An examide of . C M. HAND. NewsfAbout Women | Are You “Toxic?" O T ilS ISH O T New Y ork future m a rk e ts. These cotiraged princesses and duchesfe* oiw" and “off" nr« reguluLetl Hy to engngo in the chase ns an aid the supply nnd demand. , Jin keeping them selves fit. Re-sttlcs of cotton a f t i r it leaves. The famous women participating thg p la n te r or country' merchant,! In the (ipnrt these days include the the malrimnniul entanglem ents in which o Russian citizen can find himself, is provided in Ihe Judg­ ment uf the Suprem e Court which 1 1declared Isadora Dutjcnn the law If il.’uil itgultiNl ( h a i r unkiiu W H A# S h e r i f f nit ftrmlmdn Crrtinly. l l c l r s . ilrvla ea e. l e g a t e e * o r g r a l l Ftnridu lec# and a g u liisl .ill persunn . Isth 2oth. : t i u . c l u l m l i i g I n t e r e s t # m n le r t h e sa i d N a t ,■I 'o y m * .iiiifl V ina H. F o y n i x , hi# w tfe. ()#i' #»eil •!r o l h c i » )«<•. W llllpyn U. J i i e k s n n (so m e tim es k n o w n ii* W It. J u c k s o n ) Im tl- Consider now nrdorjng . Fcrtilii .'r v l i l u u h v a n d u* r e c e i v e r o f His K lr#l N u tlu n iil H a n k of O r l a im d , n hiinklriK c o r p o r n I lun o r g t m l i r d f u r fa ll a n d w i l d e r a p p l i c a t i o n . u m j i r the la w * o f thn Unllvtl i jt * t e * u r A m e r i c a , If a llv * . a n d If d r g d . a g a i n s t h i * u n k n o w n h e ir s . SIMON PU pE AND GEM ■liiVlser*. i e g a t a e s . g r a n t e e s , u s signed*, t r a n s f e r e e # or su c c e s s o r s In o f f i c e a n il a l l p e r s o n * c l a i m i n g CITRUS BRANDS in te r e s ts u n d e r th e said W illiam It. J a c k s o n ( s o m e t i m e s k r i n w n a s t v U J a c k s o n ) I n d i v i d u a l l y am i 'Time Tried nnd Crop Tested ii - r e c e i v e r o f i l m F i r s t N a t i o n a l H u n k of D r l a n d o or Ills s u c c e s s o r * In o f f i c e a# s u c h r e c e i v e ^ dei .-asoil o r o t h e r w i s e , tVru M. I 'n v l # I f o r m e r l v Wm M. D uvls. ’ Ji ) n n d XIrs W m XI D a v l - , b is w ife , o f O r a n g e C o m ity . F l o r i d * . Plrnnn F a r e N o. 1 4 ]] S \ U t i y r d o n a n d Mrs, A. H <ior3 to • d,,n. h l * - w i r e . w h o # # l a s t k n o w n H em F r u l i f t V i n # 1: • a d d r e s s w m XJullln#. S o u t h C a r o - i!«m c iiritN 4-11 a 4 ’ . Ini#. Die W a r n e l l 1.u m b e r A- Ve­ i n m i s t4p«elai sf-10 t10 : to to il.. ei C o m p a n y , n c o r p o r a Hon. If in e x i s t e n c e n n d if not t n e x i s t ­ P n i l t * v i n # r. 3 t _ I e n ce . a g a i n s t It* u n k n o w n g r a n ­ F*t Cent Special I ’ 1 te e s. a s s i g n e e * o r s u c c e s s o r * nltd citrus Special 4-1*1 4 « A S a g a i n s t #H p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g , I n ­ tl#n» o r a n g e Tres J ttt T« te r e s t * m n ler t h e said W a r n * H (two Tumrerlne Satsuma Special i 4 * L u m b e r tt V e n e e r C om pany, t c o r p o r a t i o n , J a m e s E, B a r t l e t t a n d M r s J a m * * B. B a r l l e t l . hi* w i t s , Get now price list, order early o f O ra ltH * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th o QUALITY first. KAIli PRICES, V olusia D iveattnent Com pany. PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thirty-five Inc., u c o r p o r a t i o n With It* I c l p a l offlcji a m j p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s years manufacturing fertiliser for . . . ___ ..r C . . . I _____ 1 . . . . I I . A . «. . i . . are made payable either on cash | DuchesB of .Suthreelnnd, Lady fuf'VldoW of/ r,Serge Yrs-lnin, .th known asj War rentier, Ele.snor lady Tarring- jieasnnt-poet ton nml Mr*. Francis Curznn, sis­ Yessinin had three wives. He diter-in-law of the late Lord Cqrxon. ypreed h ia iii^ t wife and then mnrMrs. Curzon recently BUcceeded In rled Isadora Duncan. I-ater He bringing down three stags in a married Sofin Tolstoy. In 1024 day, one of them a ten-pointer. ! Miss Duncan announced she and I,ord Turner's only daughter, Avril, has grossed her first stag at the under Soviet law. After Ycsalnin nium over some future month early age of 13, which i« consid­ rith the o p tio n al calling the cot­ ered a unique record in stalking strangled himself, Sofin Tolstoy's sisters nskrd the courts to declare on themselves . circles. that Sofia was his only legal wife; AJUsnlga made c-n <;a1l ate genpnd therefore entitled to nil his raljy p r a t e d . by hedges In the All-Around Sportswoman earthly belongings—ficverul thou­ uture mtUrkeU^ Thcso hedges arc BERLIN UP). ii'H o n n i Koehler, sand unpublished manuscript*. old in jUie n a $ i of ihp buyer on Jl)-year-old daughter -of d1 Berlin Under the Judgment, Miss Dimhe day of .the sale, and remain in factory owner, le* rapidly coming can becomes tho owner of the man­ ’arce until taken out hy Uto per- to the front ns one of Germany’s uscript?. wn having the option to do ao. leading sportswomen. A young woman judge pronounc­ Frgiifrlp Koehler V* credited jvlth ed the court’* decision. J; hildingoh* prem ier position among German wutnnri motorcyclists. She . U. 8. "Paradise" for Woitton. also has won more th v t one race BOURNEMOUTH, E n g la p f — on the bock of-a saddle horse in (/Fj—America w»a pictured; ft* 0 .women'n competitions among local paradise for women by Miss Borider*. In an all-around competi­ ntHte Forbre-Robertsort, Uto act­ rlda, nnd agalnnt all persons bav­ Florida Growers. CAfjff WITH in* or clstmln* to hire any Intion including field events and ress, who told members of the DISCO UN Td TRIG' irfrst tn and to the property ORDERS •n?t?vi licit .'C u lt r. swimming nhe was awarded the hereinafter described. jl*spond*nts. Gorman sports medal for her vic­ M T J c p * ? D c t m tm « t o p tories In the high jump, the shat JR. Q. Painter'Ftrtilisv-T Co. put and in the swimming tests. T u N a t Poyrita a n d V fn * 8. I ’ o y n ts , iaeluohvitle, Duval County, J'la h i* w if e . I f a ttv a a n d I f d e a d , t o t h a l r u n k n o w n h e ir * , d e v ls fe a . ) # * « • Women Politicians "Skittish" is e a - o r grant*#* and t« all P e rs o n s rialrnln* Interest# under the a a la WASHINGTON (/P). — Politi­ N a t J’oynts a n d V ln f t 8 . P o y n t * . t i l * cians must be wary of women in Wife, deceased, or otherwise,. : It> VVIlTlam 11. J d t k s o u ‘ ( • b m e t l m c " known a* \V. JL Jackson) Individu n it y -nnd' aa r e c e iv e r o f the h t r e t N a t io n a l B a n k of O r la n d o , a h a n k ­ in g c o r p o r a t io n o r g a n is e d u n d # # t i le te tn a n nrvcie p a ^ * ^ ^ / tl.h hor.ee," Mrs. Wlilebromlt Farm i, and Fireside. They <^ . ..you neM r c6n tell *-when it it*» just a trick. V {thcy Brc golng t0 buck or bolt, nnd oudini’s firs t training In legw -jpont^bin^ can't bo blamed too itfn p in in the small towns, mucb for caution In hitching them 1 travelling shows nnd U ter as , 0 „ po)|t|Cal tosm." tz & M aglctim a t county fairs, [. jfrs. Wlllebra.ndt believes, how­ s' an ekampli Hdudint told of eVcr, the day,is coming when went-; expeiiunce 1p an jowft tqwn, en really will have their pl*c« in re lie undertook to Iscnpd fifom t h e business a n d profc«flon*h del-probfc'bhrri *Ubtn an hour, world. Education of th<> Pnl*%' lin g er W ‘locks an I would I and( p a rtltfla rifo i tbm j j j j Id tnakV no Impression on. Is th» one thing she think* T™1 "I exhaustad nty- work the ioluUon. nmi leiiiird against a door fK - ( “But women also have * consulto r tlU f o r a filial s p u r t . ® , erthle responsibHUy in t heir ^ amazeriirnt th e-d o o r opened advancement, M r* W|Uebrsndr the Vltheaic* applauded mo. says. “ It » important th a t those . . - i n l ^ l f c . b J S b .rn ! . S d * - M * B&m : r j»vc. Th« problem to bring Oh young W b d fco m lrig fail W o m a n G e ts council <ot the t Marine anted ,MUp M. Association has itloh record /o r D. CsrsUlrs the 5fcaf*sa> sgswMRs? UTanSa ih 4 =(f, hot In Ha unknown irrihlscn, s»j!*rt**?,gu ss;:1,rf. lUlheJfl To the Young E S Your first thought is msuraficef car adequately covered with property damage and public Does yotir policy afford yot) p m , , tection; ft wi)| cpgt yqu qotpmg 9uive~Ask u b . ft-- T its y r a p e e ■ i 224 Mttgnoljft Aye. A Real Opportunity , inactivity of Die kidneys permits a re­ F tention of WSJtr poison! In tho unctional Wood. Symptoms of this toxic condition are A dull, languid reeling, drowsy headache* and, sometimes, toxic backache and dlilinen. That the kidney not functioning is they il U often ihciwn by *.‘an' burning passage of secretions. Many readers have learned the value of Doan’d PUU, stimulant diuretic to the kid­ neys, Ip this condition. Users everywhere cndorS* Doan's. Ask yoUr n iiih b o d D O A N ’S , Farmer Hardest to Fool In Opinion of; Greatest Magician, TH* i P IL L S PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH GAS 18CTS ' Cut Prjccs pn Tires 1113 Sanford Avo, ■ V- *'V ’ ’ JiUAAi SfcVQral difltirtetive stucco Houaoa of Spfil tecture, embodying every convenience inch water, heatcrB and built-in features, gre rtJa mediate occupancy. . * These homes are splendidly located in the Sanford's Residential Masterpiece, where i restrictions guarantee an atmosphere o f noigl and contentment. $an Lanta combine# home atmosphere with ) enhancing values. Prices Materially Redui Lanta Frank ,Rj s ;»Li lijSJStis 107 So, Park Ave, �. y to d e a r the court dockets so th at business cm bo ■carried forward m o re expeditiously* Miami attorneys' are advocating a rule th a t would perm it no lawyer to take a cise-'withotit'h substantial retainer's fee. :-The older, and presum ably more efficient, attorneys point out th a t younfe fellows ■trying to become estab* I*shW and old failures trying to g e t enough business '.to pay th eir office* rent will take cases they know will either never come to trial n r be lost, for their clients. Such cases nevCr dhouId be started,1the better class lawyers insist. And they assume th a t the good-sized retainer’s fee will make the average nfchtjhipk well before undertaking a lawsuit. , This true. It is also probably true th at u¥g Iawj^rj&wifl undertake to create business rath er th atf i of entertalnrasius where none at olL. ^But many a ju st causb >you|d be'rejtuaeti i the courts Jfe y ery .. pian had. to pay/ A, JLawyeri before th at lawyer bogi OD$ 8 pase. Many a retainer’s fee has " ftia S ,1«' *xclua< secured nothiffirbut*a place in a lawyer's filing cabinet for u»«, for re#• dlspsteh-i* valuable paper*..- Many a jijtg 'first;fe e has meant nothing a It i also thi in the way ofijbligatiofr*<6,<the attorney who nccentetPit. ea Herein. ‘-iAJi ; If the Miami bar association had a way of insuring hon­ tlon o f . »p«cl*l ore t l u reserved. e st efficient service for the m an Who employs an attorney, then It could talk more convincingly nbout the value of re­ AY, DEQ- 2 » , . m quiring substantial retainer fees. .................. II KHALI) PLATKOIOt Or maybe th a t is exactly w hat is intended in the reso­ taker s ( f o r f s ti- s (res) lution. A man who m ust pay a substantia! sum to obtain ■relee reef* «• Jeekseu- the promise of service from a lawyer naturally would hunl • f At. Johns-lo­ up the most experienced man he could hire with his money. re C«Ml. Con it be th a t there is some foxy grandpa work in that of white wey. * . k **•*• I f * * ±1*rt? ' Miami b a r association? of fcaUAtas • »ro. ‘ apart* • f (|v* mem* • f 'V f f 'l f i e r s t f Monroe. city beaatirlea* ■ fllro ■nr* E FOR TODAY IEYS T iff: BIBLE ...tunic*] to the his h e a rt jMiil with aiid with . _ i All the law 23 fell 25 EI^-i-Thou Art my irtion, : I la v e said th a t would iy wdrds, - U -----o--------UNTITLED r I kr\ow not whnt thou nrt, thou and 1 must fe! to r how, or where we met mb's a secret yet. > _H *? .4 * hi” we've (been long-Xflgethcr ;gh p lfm n n t and through cloudy w eather; hard t*j » r t when friend! ore 'tWi 1 cost a sigh, a tear; •U al away, give little vartdi g own tim e; t Night— hut In fomo r dim e * ' ' r -i*» Morning. —A. L. Barbauld. o ’•xc . forty-tw o rallu^dollarai Werth— of— coraeta .cturtd In the United llfllf. • V. * - WAntlar whQ-ill m warn • v ufted 'em ? ip-af * . girl gone to EU( ra, a tte m p ts npt I*BhlB She orcK*ahli * latw oom . to i a suing’ -Post of the gion now ha* a mcm1. Hero exists n real JvJe progress. Watch by this organisation. Kl imagine Chicago gun' otui-not to kill Picking 6ie Wrong n o n e . They Fooled Us? Certainly. W e Need People. , When Men Die. j BY ARTHUR BRISBANE J i. IN NICARAGUA Undo Sam aee ms to have bet on the wrong horse. .R ear Admiral Latim er, com­ manding American forces in Nica­ ragua, where' they have no busi­ ness, reportii that t h i Duiz govern­ m e n t ,backed by this country, has been soundly'thraahed^by the so- Kin* rftitr * be boat to the RlvCommittee of comm ittee, >posai'O ther members, before. W ithout U, 8 . Engines powerler.B tofit, Johns let’s show the V n N«wspa|ier have h ad ;p g r Allend th a t, why not Myaejr and my on request) have ‘ ‘ ow ing as tfa| lean Fort (or other (Amount m a m _____ ' China Ware ; To. brighten' .Yo^r.taWeatthe ......New Year’s feast luHtiU r* ai .IrtM „ .l4 ^ij (Un, v SENATOR BOR A il,.head of the committee oti foreign affairs, pro­ poses to fin d out why the United States meddles down there. Per­ haps lie will lot the people know what he knows, and especially who pulls the spring th a t sends this country interfering In neighboring republics. Haven't wo enough to ittend to in the United States? COMPLEl’E LINE OF v DRUGS CIGARS — CANDY DRINKS—DRUGS * Yo uwill receive eourtesns ser­ vice a t our fountain/’ 1926, A K night Who Has Won His Cause ing the New Year, for instance, as u great area of land opened for the plowing, the planting, the tilling; or insteud of pictur­ ing the New, Yqar as a stretch o f oconn leading on we know not'VvIfere, oijr hew ship at the pier perhaps, or our old ship 'newly; Vigged; of. instead of picturing th e ‘New Year a grimt city, teeming with countless thousands of people of every kind and condition, into which we are to go as strangers to maki our wny— instead of any pictures of that sort, the artists will hove the New Year come as a chubby baby boy, blowing his trumpet, perhaps, or carrying under his arm a new roll foi the 1927 records. And Old Nimjteen-Twenty-Hix will be painted a decrepit old man, limping away into the Yesterdays. It doesn't m atter, of course, what the imagery is. The closing days of a yeur ure significant only because their gojng are likely to make men review the year’s achievements, the year’s disappointments, the successes and the mistakes Andithis yoview sometimes brings an insight that is to great­ ly influence the fortunes* pf the coming year. N ineteen-Tw enty-Six has brought many people grave anxiety,. . I t has been an epochal year in Florida. The aftermath o f tne real estate speculation blow-up and the big storms tested'Florida’s timbre to the top note and Florida has rung true. With the closing of the year, the state is able to ahou that mbat of the debris has been cleared away, most of the causes for anxiety have been eliminated, and, what is immeadurapjy bgst of all, it can show its people filled w ith -t-nthuaiaatic belief in Florida's pow'er toTecmne the nr best; up itis.iiie.h a p 'p lest.sta te.lji Uie Union. Florida experts to do wonders in 1927. And Florida may bejjdepended upon to do ju st tha^. The alleged troubles tha*. hafce assailed the state have unquestionably been blessings In Thskuiao- The day- will come when 1926 will be recorded as lh i m ost b&ldTicinl Jteur in the sta te ’s history, if, ns seems tht caHe todayPitKhaa started the peojde of Florida into develop ment work that has nothing in common w ith "get t it h-quicl schemes" and “binder-boy" speculation. Old Nine teen-Twenty-Six Alien need not retire in tlu guise of a broken old man. HeVan ride away on a spirited charger, a.KBigbt in armor who has won his cause and now goes home?to receive h is laurel crown. o -A T------------------------ Qu— -------------------- --- He evidently thinks eompetitoW have -pushed credit* beyond the saf<*tf.« «« u ■# fTmit* or saf vi m that Md but t GOOD WILL TOUR O R L A N D O R E P O R T E R S T A It 819 W. 3rd SL SNO NKKIl FOR REGULATION • * i W H E N M EN T H IN K about dyug, th e ir minds w ork in different way*. Some plan for fine muiuiu e n h f to cover th e ir corpses. Some p lan to brilje divine j u s ­ tice, at th e la st m o m e n t peeking to ipond m o n e y In a way th a t will keep them out of hell. TOM SIMS SAYS A l'aris chambermaid bit into . Vic. - ’d be chea: One nf tlie muni dt-presniug manifi-stotlunn of m a n ’* so-called rise from barbarism is his miiniratlon lor ami quest of definitions. Wo can imagine prim itive man acquir­ ing the gift of language and re ­ Inquire at Postoffice| Lake -M ary. Fla. M o n e y to Loan" ■]i On Desirable BuBineM and Residential Property PROMPT SERVICE ; =— - ^ lh” J. D. Abernathy, Mgfr 116 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts uni S a n fd rd .FrV»la . _______ _________ u. >:»»• STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS - f , Sanford Loan Co. Spendthrift remarked th at if he bnd any cash left over he would put it in the bank. Before T hrift spent ahything he put a por­ tion of his money in th e bonk. W e’invite th rifty people to place their money in the Seminole County Bank. We assure them of absolute safety and n fair profit. joicing in the ability to give czprescion to hi* pent-up emotions. With what rapture he must have lisped out such newfound and inspiring The mania for definition* has words as beauty, faith, nrt, truth, condemned countless generations honor, duty! His Joy was not for long. Imme­ of youth* to listen to learned cxdiately roso up the prosy progen­ ilunations of what is prose, what itors of the pedagogues and de­ » jwetry, whnt is a sentence, what manded, "W hat is beauty, or faith, is mi advi-rhinl phrase nnd the like, or art, or truth, or honor, nr when they should have been enjoy­ duly?" Andxtho poetry in man’s ing the delights of experience with It l$as soul was stifled, while the pedants thi thing* themselves. disputed among them as to the bn.lied eloquence nnd made asserproper definitions. This is whnt lon timid it has turned shund a r ­ their labor* brought forth. “ Beau­ gument into quibbling and forced J ty—th a t quality, of objects that common sense td play qrcond fiddle i gratifies the esthetic nature,” to i levomess. When during the utterances of Faith—n firm -conviction of the truth of wHat is declared by an­ your finest phrases some busybody i other.” A rt—the skillful end sys­ demands a definition, stop at tematic arrangem ent or adapta­ nothing short of m urder. For tion of \ie a h s for the attainm ent piurder, in spito of its 'm ental of some end.” “T ruth—the sta te association with blood and vio­ or character!of being true.” “ Hon­ lence and chains and gibbets, is by or—a nice sense of w hat Is right.’ definition nothing worse than “to “D u t y - th . .oblfgAtlon t . d6 l h . t kill with premeditated malice." ■ -■ MI A y i .BBBAI-P -* tr— —— ",;!yT TTT p|> -T rS r, - do- their next _____ meals _______jg is comine from, Out of the c hiredi by the .United -StaUs Steel and Hie next flivver as welL ifaUm, h a . developed ‘indtliJr ittAnd oddly the, millions mean HtJ Qprporntl tie more than just figures to the ru ih of ttrading hectici rukh r a d i n g !in Wall giant* who deal in them, who are Street; Men have gone wild over adding (hem to their sw ollen,for­ (buying and selling of securities. tunes. W hat benefit does a few Frantic boom prevails in which more millions confer upon the he*ds ? What can they do there bt little ssnlty, except the eager grew! to grsb huge profits, with the extra money? They can gratify all their personal* needs conseqUcnce we hear of new and desires without it. About the fortunes made, of millions gained, «n,y M iff left U.to give the addlof, billions, To the average citlsen tional millions away or play with m eaty Uttle or nothing. A jm dr a billion is Jdat a t figure*. H eroin understand b . « f i added.*. *It dr a thousand. T hat; Is " /d ty H ty Mb a and yet fellow v i few ..f* Spendthrift and Thrift i- 1 ft is preMcribeil nr re quire d.” t1 i i hose who prefer a b rie fe r defmitien of " d u ty " "oughtni-**" ha s th^ a pproval of the dictionary. So ihej reduced poetry to prose nnd > Muli-mned sim ple ideus to a meaniiigle** ami wholly unnecessary obsin riiy . Of nil the lexicographers, Dr Johnson alone d a r e d to he hUtn in and paid the penalty. WHAT DO THE BILLIONS MEAN? Any reasonable oifa considered. F irst National Bunk Bid] P h o n e 475 I .A K K L A N U L K D U K R WHAT IS A s r w *‘at-thla e r ^ 2 7 * for nigh1 not I The total number of deaChB in ’ the British air force in eleven months was 73. The Air Ministry : attrib u tes most of them to errtirs III SHI ssi i be question, "’Shall these fellow* m anage to get uwny the Ktnte lleemso the p r e s s ’ " The w ith it ” T he l e d g e r does not imagine it A^iburndato TimcM observes th a t would make much difference to it ■/vuo e curse of the ne w spa pe r busi- if th e sla te should require It to s has been, and is, the entrance obtain a license, as i* the case w ith nfljiM of sparse education, low law yers, doctors, architects, on o f men I ntnlity and indifferent chnrac g in e e rs ami oth e r professions \V. h a v e o b se rv e d fro m tim e to 3 " E ventually their effort* spell failure, but they usually manage lim e th a t a p<».r p r o d u c t, w h e th e r to 'h a n g on for some lime, (anting it t. an a r t n le .>f m e rc h a n d is e or as 'editors' God save the mark! a i . w s p a p e r , is not sougiit a f t e r building « c e rta in following by a p ­ am i ' h a t it m ust he im proved or peal* to prejudice, p a nde ring to pn- be -helved. aiop, g e ttin g enough s t u f f to g e 'h N ew spnpcrs, like everything er to fill up some w hite paper nnd else, generally thrive on th e ir m e r ­ it: or find the level of th e ir mediG E N T L E M E N O F T H E farm s, calling it a ne w sp a p e r." you need im m ig ra tio n , an a d e p a r t One of the unsolved iny*tcrieB, ocrit> in time. The host re g u la to r n e n t sttire needs custom ers. The Times asse rts, is "how gome nf I- an intelligent public. And w hen your congressmen vote to sh u t out Im m igration they shut out those who would consume N sS E T ? your product* here nt home. BALTIMORE I N W H A T W E N B E Il is - p e o p le , ibout 20,000,000 of th e energetic, a m bitious, best people of Europe, >nger to come here. bsorh in used cars ones. Amerl •uns. who have fo rg o tte n it, the lisagreeablc, useful art of hard work. They would out polntoes, wheat and other things th a t the .'armors now produce in excess, nnd olve our problems. to find out all nbout apple*. to predict pi Brick building, hard and grocery nnd dry stock, also ‘ drugs, a red bargain. O N E -D A Y SERVICE SANFORD Eleven Argentine cowboy* had o check their guns before disemTAMPA TRIBUNE mrking nt tho port of New York. The night clubs there, you know, A* n Christman gift to the goo<l there i* already too much contempt harge $3 a glass for ginger alt-, _iot to mention countless other people of the United States comes of the slow-moving courts. the annurance that major crim es do T he investigation of the Cnnton iplcndid chances. not always go unpunished, even situation has already gone far Forty-two professors advocate when the criminals ore members enough to prove the lack of sense tint on the subject of rovisof amazingly wealthy and influ­ among the crime leaders. They or­ i meeting ential crime rings like the one dered the newspaper man mur- ng foreign debts. We’U be look­ which in the past has exorcised al­ dareil because they foolishly ing up a professor about Jan, 1, most monarchist power over the thought it WouUUbtip them ,and We'll be able to see and talk Affairs of Canton, O. their ilicR ' Dusinesh. Any hone icross tho ocean within ten years, person who’has passed tho age of With reasonable promptness Mechildhood could have told them bet­ ermott has been found guilty of £ ” 4 h.C^ “.‘‘n < v 'S fljl° “ t / k 7 the murder of Don R. MefletL ter. The result U natural—the ---- Z_ This la only the firs t conviction in crime traffic in Canton la s o b e r­ *ro investigating Speaker ThevYo ing fa r mord interference And the cqso. Others higher in the rod Cobb for a' game played in x a n k ^ f criminal* while- lower In handicaps and disastrous publicity 1019. W hy not go a little farther because of Meliett dead than Mclth>\*di>o of human beings, are yet and look into the Affairs of those t o 'b e . tried. There will be more te tt could ever have inflicted on fellows Napoleon, Cuater and Yee ? th a t traffic If he were living. tAnd convictions. ’' criminal M lriduAlluv&iini* ’The verdict for M cDermott was the about the Nicaraguan selves, besides suffering financial t i n t degree murder, but th a jury reverses a t the spirit hand of M il­ . they do take life easily included a recommendation for let, are also in physical danger, down there. mercy, which m eant life im prison­ having to hide, having to sneak ment instead of the ’electric chair. away from their homes, in danger We are w aiting’ to see a picture One wh» commits a cold-blooded of both the law and their crimA r i­ of Mr. Ford's pew product and m urder for, hire deserves no mefcy vals, suffering perpetual m ental wondering If it will: be appther tinworry an f a r as their stunted minds t f f i f & ’- 'V e '.''; a re capable of feelin g,, crouching furtively under cover like chickens ' T o d .,- . q u « U o „ r ' him. n- a hawk Is near* Once to eoipe of the o|d-faahh BO to dh the cor R ave You ‘ 4 Some Money o f judgem ent by pilots. Whnt we need is flying mnArming the good will tours of via Cincinnati, Knoxville, A sh e ­ ■hines to destroy enem y shipping, thi* winter th a t are prv g n a n t with ville, W inston Salem, G r \.‘nBbi*ri>, j and that is what we hnvetl't got. Col. .1. M. Mitchell s e c re ta ry of good for F lorida is tlu* proposed High I *uint, ('hnrlotte. S a vannah, ' th e C nrnegie United K ingdom 1 to u r of the Illinois M a n u f a c tu r e r s ’ Jacksonville, thence the E ast Coast M EN W H O O U G H T t<> know see Association scheduled for Ja n u a ry . of Florida and buck through the ; T r u s t , says th e r e is a la r g e r de­ continued p ro sp e rity for IW27. including Orlando. m a n d in Die c ountry-side for l ite r ­ The whole South will benefit by rid g e section J u d g e G nry, who recently h a n d ­ ! W est Const points, such as T am pa, a t u r e of every kind than th e r e Is this tour nnd lik e w in e 'th e Illinois 'd his stockholders a |22f>,(K)0,a((O P e te rsb u rg , C le a rw a te r and in the cities. m a n u fa c tu rin g district. The South St. melon, is cheerful Gainesville, also will be visited. is a very excellent m a rk e t for the So if. H e nry Ford. H e ought to M a n u f a c tu r e rs ’ Record, one o f 1 be. If he ntopued m aking cars en nvamif uctured products of th a t CRESCENT CITY -$75,000 new the gotxi friends of the South, lias lrtlti-wdst d istric t. Sq th a t the bentire ly he w o u ld 'h a v e an income of packing house to be built here. been in stru m e n ta l in g e ttin g this tflL'ivll) be m utual. But the* g r e a t ­ m a n y millions in y ear from the m a n u f a c tu r e of p a r ts for years to est benefit t h a t will rorne to F lo r ­ to u r a r r a n g e d The hom ew ard tr ip ida is the fact thuV th e se lysines* will include the B irm ingham , *Jis-, come h It will bring to the ttlterfmen will learn llje t r u t h about t r u t tion of th e se m a n u fa c tu re rs the F lorida. MR FO R D SA Y S th e re h a s been The route fro n d C h ic a g o will be g r e a t field <>p«n to them. iver-prixluction in 11*20 , Arid worlaundry ries ab o u t the difference Ihetwoen b. redit and debit. in apple and found the $2,000,000 THE SIMFLE HEART th a t freely asks in love, obtains. Cohdc diamond. It takes u woman —W hittier. Sanford A Geneva At$, ; In Edgewood . Curb fiefvlt'e--The Kind Uutt ‘Serves ’ ’Jt OF COURSE W'E were fooled, ind we shall continue to be fooled is long ns we tru st our affairs to politicians while (he nations of Europe employ statesmen. Forturfhtely battleships and cruisers make little difference to a nation, like purs, that has no com­ mercial fleet worth talking about, i n j therefore no need of battle­ ship convoys. MELLETT, TH E VICTOR preacher goes the (excellent idea. Dr. F. to have a meeting in [ the student! and pui community. College he for th e holidays, Itudcnta.and gram m ar all will be there, receive.benefit from "m ■..-•viv.i MUCH EXCITEMENT over the discovery th a t this foolish govern­ m ent was bnmbooz|ed nt the fa ­ mous Washington conference. and is inferior to England nntl Japan n sea power. A ........- * ------- i-i--------- o — --------- ------- * CONGRESSMAN B U T L E R , head of the house committee an na­ val affairs, says we must build a new navy th at will cost more than 'tfS., '.h t MO.000,000. Sopn old Ninetcen-Twenty-Six \yill be gone. He has no Japan and England have been opportunity to obtain a few days longer stay, regardless oi building powerful cruisers in greot how much might be added to the old year's record “if there numbers. “ Undo Sam ," nays Mr, Butler, weroitime.". i.n *•< "was fooled into scrapping more It comes natural for most people to personify the Old than $.’)(H),000,000 worth of the fluYear and the New Year and Father Time. Instead of pictur­ _'sl warships ever designed. Itar^ftr Nica* w ’iT TOOK A Statistician o f the New York Central rnilorsl.jhuinE tbs 'vpy to spbij a wliolesome lesson in'national recklessness by '] comparison of English and American rnilmad casualties. _j------- O---------The English report was th at only one passenger was iy. flyprs present Gallc* with killed in a collision while the interstate commerce commis­ >1 good will, according sion reported 6,36-1 killed and 44,993 injured in American I d is p a tc h e s . A a a o o tf Further investigation, e the country, ugita- railroad accidents the same year however disclosed that 298 English employes and 447 other A u ln ashlngton will again their efforta to liavd people were killed and 2,000 were injured in various rail­ lVs# a l- u tt in and tell Mr. road accidents. The statistician then compared the 24,000 How pin his government. m iles..of English roads with 264,000 in America, and the lidge, th e President’s volpme of. travel which gave him one fatal accident for , invited young lady acquaint- every 183,000,000 passenger m iles in Englnnd and one for to Tr din- every 210,000,000 in th is country.— Exchange. and tnedlately there ere whh ---------- — O--------- — ver the coithtVy th at n was df ersicly in of It, ., cs - 1111. a Prcsli Bon hkve a llttl^jovo, nffnlr nt th<^ whale .country Iqter- ori the Detroit ri**r of a civic center If pW * ? oilman John C. Lodr* ? , To have survival m to more than 200 years ° ? St fifM victim to ’the lumWr” ^ 10^ 1 the fate of a fir foot valley of Men tana • Uck'- N tt . m •' j -..j. /ai •^T R - e a d £ *1 ^ to S . ;■ p O U L T R Y raianra j a n d y o u can bht" i snj "’ pleases us jrpcKSt'1 that i are feeding 1 P o u ltry Chow a"’ Jtf new. tu a to m e r jtia jirooF th a t P u r in a ^ W o c^n h e lp y o u g e t m ore eggn f ro m : g iv e ; wdl y o u P u rin a 1P o u ltry Ch6wW w e * c a rd s fre e to check u p . T h e n in F o u r o w n fig u res y o u w ill h a v e . posiUvo e v id e n c e t h a t y o u a re > netting y o u r Cooney's w o rth a n d t h e n s o m e b y fe e d in g ; Ptotdtry Chows, W o are right now to help you eggs st a lower, feed . jlS S lS I ll !(i?' . When wt �-•-— — PAG*, <r ■' j PC , TELEPHONE i 148 M llS. Helen Yemay motored to Orlando Tuesday where they spent the morning. FRED S. D A IG W e rt- . m from Jacksonville, where he was called by the death of a brother, Mrs. J. L. Whitley oi Wildwood is visiting frienrfj here. , c . A Hinton of the West Sldo Mrs, E. L. Royal in visiting re). g ive n demonstration of Christmas atives at Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Fitzger­ s ,rit Satturday afternoon > when ‘°°k th* children of the Metho- ald, G*., are guests* of Mr. and d: It Orphans’ Home at Bonion Mrs. H. Z. Dunne. 'rings for a boat ride n i i -14 ‘ The1 following young people en­ joyed a Weiner roast Tuesday at . Grectfi homos Mite . \b n u t KX children, many of Mr. and Mrs1 Doris Norwood, D»ll! ’Walh'wright, '<oi t mm hu<l never been on a boat Hildrcd Allen, i, Mrs, John Cran, t orr, spent a Jcyful two or three ira enuaing around F.ake Mon- aton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green, and down the St.Jo hn's river, Fulton . and Robert McKenncy, Frank Green, Fred Bell, Emil dt. Hinton provided hiiis guests Kaeserman, Hope Smith, Frank wi ll ice rronm cones and other re­ Walnwrlgbt, David Green and freshments which wore e nthusias­ others. X tically consumed. The Lake Monroe school closed Tuesday afternoon for the holl- 1 C ivaletto SmlVh^-oriOcaln .inj )>here as tho guest'of ^yr n Stephens nt her hgtiit* Mrs. H,i p , McCall Jr., leftVfiunbefore the dny evening for Varnsville, S. g. where she will spend a nhorV time |frs. George A. DeCot- with her mother. (erialrr. a few^ of the Mr: gnd Mrs. Eugene Tittle re­ on Park Avenue, a fts r turned homo Sunday evening from *$ Club Dance, honor- Jacksonville, where they spent Christm as as tho guests of rela­ t, Frederick Bell, Ln-hclienlc Jjiach co n a t tives. Country C lu tra t 1 o’Mrs. C, A. Haines and daughter Dorothy of Miami arrived here Tuesday morning to join Mr. Haines who has been here for sev­ eral weeksA •• ' • --------MIsb Bennie Pinkston had ns her Benjamin will entler- guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. honoring the Misses Marcus A. Cook, Sr., and Mr. and und Mlriara O roriu: Jtfra. Marcus A. Cook, Jr., of Co­ Bell H agan will.: en- lumbus, Gn. a t h er nothe on f mr - .»wt >m. , Mr. nnd Mrs. John Maurer, Jr., G lbb^ahd.M t*. Fred of New York, who are spending th« hostesses a t bridge a t winter in Sanford, tire now pleas­ the Woman’s Club,-’ antly located at the Hand apart - days. A Christmas program eonsilting of songs, recitations and playlets was given, followed by tbu distribution of present* from the Christmas tree. The chamber of TELEPHONE commerce treated the children guests to popcorn and apples, Christinas trees and a good gram were given at both the 1 churches Christman ere, •*«l & ■ f *; Y o u - D r i v e - _ s.1. ! x - - -1--£L_ - Mrs J. H. Duke of Oklahoma is spending the w inter with relatives herb. Mrr. < oleinnn of Sanford visited relative* nnd friends here this weak. Mrs. Corbett and Miss Lucy Cor­ b e tt of Georgia are guests of Mrs, John Sapp Mr and Mrs. I111ye tie are spend­ ing- the holidays with friends at Miami W alter Childre ban returned fh a r ic e a tot thp».s w h o .o p r c a n . ^ Sanford's Only Confectionery Wishes to Announce the arrival of a •Shipment of the * -v|*tV, 1IS Celebrated • • . i v\ Rients, on I‘ark avenue. ----- T - fjfegf *" pg -M{** » Katherine Idonto; N,ra. A lbert Pinckney <nd Albert Pinckney Jr. w ^ lc n te r U m the at a buffet supper foldance a t tn e f'‘c6linlry Mr. and Mrs. Tyth Mack and cMldren of Winter Gnrden spent Christmas here with Mrs. Mack's portnt*. Mr. und Mrs. J. I„ Walker, Sr., at their homo on Eighth street. Mrs. May L’lrner Conolcy of Val dostn, Gn., is visiting her daugh x Vj-r^w ' ^ l ~ ters, Mn*. Kay Fox and Mrs Em Thursday njett McCall, and non Lee A. Conn iy the •Baa<3ark»110t)ern ley. t the MimSTTITCfStuf nt [. - '--l! . 1- » * • Mr. and Mrs. II, G. Bradshaw jrge Hnrdei^ to , enter- and little d a u g h te r of West Point. dge nt’ 3 o'clock at her Gn., spent the week-end in Sanford ilughay St., honoring ns the g u e sts of Mr. and Mrs. H a y ­ ft* Spencer, • w ard W alker nt their home in i p h Wight ami Mrst Ed- Bel-Air. ■pns will entertain at | 8 o'clock n't the WoMr. and Mrs. J, L. Walker, Jr., honoring Mrs. Julius and two children of WtndeiniTc s p e n t O hristm ns day here with the jinsdale, Pa. ^Brs.'S# O. Chase will fo rm e r's pnrents, Mr and Mrs, J. buffet, supper and L. W alker, Sr., a t their home on , honoring their sun E ig h th stre e t. Mias Vjolu Thomas, Miss Achnh Friday When The t Ik la hmun ns, Inc,, Started a national campaign to advertisv their state, they euncucted ., campaign fur a pretty girl whose face they could use on their posters Miss Im-z Briley of Marigum, Oklahoma., lias been adjudged tie* s ta te ’s prettiest so you're apt to see her fare on a lot „f OkUle-m,, ad) rl.s,„g literature pretty soon. . -------------■ —*----- (■ P it|» ’ C h ristm a s day at th e ir home on frof LansttalttitPotV? it ( „ mx„. i jRaiiford a tte n d in g the Revelers I p ™ !1* * vf1' ' v,m° r . : Dance on Monday evening in Or(Auxiliary, New Y e a r s . |ftmJo The Louis Sherry product is absolutely the last word in high class candy. Your attention is called to the fact that we now handle three of the best candies to be found anywhere—Martha Washington, Gilbert's Pana­ ma Chocolates and Louis Sherry. * * Make her happy with a box of Louis Sherry. Try Our Curb Service Cor. 1st St. and Sanford Ave. —It Is Unexcelled Phohe 197 M ilane N ew s m H J***rlf fr ■ o jia a aM a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a |nBTT1»urr O R A N G ES TANGERINES -------------------------------------a— - Tailored at Sanjords Style Headqc.zrtcrr Suggest fo r New Years Fashion Place Your Order Now [ Saturday Capt, Carl D. Mill, a ssirta n t coni ale S. Mtjnson will e n - im a n d a n t at S taunton Military tin* ol And it Comes in Tin Boxes—Useful and Beautifully Decorated NhVV YEARS EVE Earlv .Moriimg tlaiue at CryaDil Lake ■ Club, I-akolarul. \V<* invite vim to one of the most popular ■ TUESDAY (Itiiicea of the season. Turkey lunch served a fte r m idnight. ■ M ary I'lc k fo rd Our BUperb fltKir hik! dance orchestra make dancinu a real 18 . , . ; 1 0 , « I n t h e M o s t C o R ip e llln lf plenaurt*. We have the best in the State. 'Danciqg p. rn., to 3 :0 0 a. m. New Yearn night dance 0 :0 0 a. m., to 8_ Picture o f Her Career 12:00 m idnight. Special entertainm ent by Madam Manier. ■ “Sparrows” who will sing and give Bpecml selection!, w ith th e orchestra. ■ Comedy Special fuvurs given gueata at both dances. Music hv Erick- ■ ‘All H tn r iF re a k s ” sons Orbnrinnl H um akers. The National broadcasters of the , ■ U. K. A, v' Ml a .... .. 3 ty'NKST -1“ ' U i U r t a Watertoyva, r -g S sa ? T Z.* the guests "f N. VY ', were »nd slumber party at t F if th street 1 ^ ra- W. W. Dresser on preMObad'by-Uie San Golden Lake. Company at 2:15 o’Miss C h a rlo tte S tr y k e r of I jcis s Theater. dale, P., who is visiting Mrs. T A Klrtlcy wil lentcrNeal in Orlando will he among tinon nt 1 o'clock nt her I out of tow n guests attending the I 4 ke Onora honoring W om an's t ’hiti ball Tuesday ev, Fitts. ning at the Hotel Forrest Lake iresentod by the Son tr» Company at the Tho Misses Mae Holly, Mildred •ter a t ■8:1R* o'clock Holly, G eorgia Mobley, Maude feme H urt L-entcrtalna Lnk * O|,vo N e w m o n a n d A v h honoring H hn. Chtr- y rtsh t VVore am a, o n g those from t i_i n \ir i r ’ ■■*“ ■* CANDY ^ ■ ■ JJ ■ Continuous from I p m to u p. m tho college set I Academy a t S taunton, Vn., will nr o'clock a t her home on rive in Sanford Wednesday nnd it ■ j will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George A- DeCottM a t their homo 1 i l p f A r t ^ u a s e } ! on Park avenue. ‘ at for Christmas Misses Mnudei' Lake, Mildred Holly, Olivo Newman, Mary Eliza­ gbn'm, Ain. beth Puteston i>r)d Katherine Wilkey wero aritOng those attending the Pnnhollcnlc luncheon a t the L. OlijHluuey. Orlando Country Club, Tuesday. ' : ■ i l W atatn Reel anJ. E. Morris, Srk and J. E. Mor­ lh of a ton Dec. 24 2012 Palm etto av. ris, Jf., returned from Jackson­ ville Tuesday and were accom­ panied-‘to their homa in Fort L au-1 Hjtjton, teacher of derdale by Mrs. Morris, who has It* at the Sanford boon spending the past week here * spending the hoH- with her mother, Mr*. C. A. Wilitlvea a t Lakeland. * linpis, a t her home on Evans street, BLUE B O N N ET M A RK ETS . . Celebrate The New Year makes possible an exceptionally fine display of new • J suit styles. New weaves in both bright and subdued * (ft ;.CiT' s*t - 1, ' ’ ' • ' HI -O.-Zif . *' ID" D E A N krill gL \ ___ t £ Pi E .,O stm an .o f ■ i relative*. ,* - I s - i iT-rfen^ v-S -* •-i *-la f* fa »- colorings. Dancings from 0 ,- ^ f ) - « M P«rty to, be given luradJty afUrijoon by> Mr*. WJ- The splendid co-operation of our shops a t Fashion Park at Tho Tho many friends of Mrs. Fred «■ U L. Taylor of WUmot of Orlando, n former resi­ Christmas here with *. Mrs; Brodie .WIU dent of Sonfo'rd, will regret u> learn of bar dtjstji, which occurred Tuesday morning a t Orlando. Fu­ neral services will bo held Thurs­ day afternoon at 4 o’clock a t. the cathedral In O rla n d o ,J u . B n « U S. Beck b r Sanford offldatlitt. . w m : ^ W r^ ' B y all Odds Supreme t •• . - L.?# , 11 ■ ■■■ v otm tajttm V *> t« *tul year «»«ry i nufrement la m*i with « i, lantal aarvtce. Th«* ear re a I belt.run you. while vou rs b. It:, but ih i r u t _ „„ i. ■>- t.nl) tr»l> fdr for wNisaa M wami h i o«l Itnre. no repairs, ho up Mrs J U. D arm any of J a c k s o n - 1 villa '* visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. ■ Harnagc. m m L R E S ID E N C E rphans Enjoy Boat Hide For Christmas 1 he Prettiest Girl In Oklahoma, Mrs. Julius Stryker of Lansdole. Pa., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins at her home ” ln Tuesds)? H i j f d r i ) SOCIETY EDITOR t- UtMiz* s . " / J / *>e K s ' -^7 H E ; ‘. m �DAT. PECEMHKH '2S. l!>2li **»*"’ THE SANFORD HE: R i i p i tn ^ fljp rta tio ii. und In order to «»rry- Queen M n rie.fu r example, pecial .._ tariff had a t,a $1 fare, n #|____ to'be- led with the Interstate conu mere? commission and that body'? (approval received. DislinguwM Koreigners Jn 10,000 Mile* for $1 America AlM fd To Travel t tn Mario*» case a h r paid out of Eor Notijlpql pibt Thrpush her, own pocket book f t for hereetf, T h e C o u p le a y t j f , R a ilr o a d s .tw o children ninl each member of (b e r imhiddlate party to each of the WASIliRCTQN, D & 2fC-(*>) several railroads ovor which sha traveled on Irtr lo.ooo-niiie tour. Railroad Y a m ’ slotm ,, a t winter who wish t.. ae«?t«hf country irnde tourist rate* / 'would have totaled approxim ately $20,000 for the near­ ly. fiO .pcrnons aboard the Royal rj i Through the,<nt|tW y^fit^VaOT>{ Rumanian. *• ' • , u ; d ttf V. ‘ toads, in m ihy cases, members of ’ •*A nother‘ljuge expense borne by royal famiiiea -lin'd other notables i thii roads was that incident to BpVe been a b le 'to tour t h e ;United{ stocking Hfners and, private'kitch* State* and Canada irt luxurious equipment a t 'ndmfyal coat' to tbemsclveu. The transconfibbntnl la A. f T- t f S a y F - l a f L c r O t J P u p N o d a o P t t e R • •— 3 u e r f . e e , — m V Mu c - b a U p e e e i i P 6 R < s > ii'A P e p < o c o o t l:4B o dock from a causo not yet determined. It is one of the largest wooden hotels In the stale and is well known nationally. Firemen hnvc successfully quenched blazes starting in near­ by buildings, and a r e ' heroically trying to save the effects of guests and furniture in the Magnolia. The fire m ay be gotten under con­ trol before I t destrojrr ail the hotel VTpffi " v " IK\ A r tP £ 1 6 ^ *1UE P t E P f i . e A evi N EA R i r r r ~ ^ - a- N o u ' l u - r i e r t i c e " IW A ^ r t f * S M E L L G L IK E A C A K E K io v l,r f ^ H E C A l i ^ E V^E c r o c r t ' . tovm frtR U A M ^ t mha^ ^ Arj] pq 5>0 lA 9UCH A- ti }ii, .girt® bit nc* VUW? FR E C K L E S A N D HIS F R IE N D S I 606^5 r & fr a M ERy <3000 Y D M 6 U S A N ' O A .A X J T W A L F A S , W J O t A S I C O T -}X O M ?y y E A W - A N 'N O T ** A O N L Y W A T - L tS V G N ^ i ALL EJSMT— 7 p IM S sucKf—V u T Z <?OCO 6R 1EF.V DOES/JT \fc>OG. 'TCW6DC E V E R 6& T 7K29D « FCOW TALklAi6 T3^ * SO MUCM V? r ^ > 5l^O N C N N «3fT1G 5H lR 75 swdes PENri L B o x e to u e s TWVS AFTFCWOOM? /4fA ^C > .„ \ 4X CLAIM -> rr T s , p c E r t v l AkEi U P A N ' T O LD /*& A L U TJV T W IN E S H C f iO T - P O L L E R S V y C T tS B A U B A T F lS W lW P O L E V4MV POUT VOU CONK 0 —OJBQ AN‘ S6G A U OXFORD'OEBATlNCVTpAM ^ iN s l currw. cuise^cr ack s * ^ H iS 'lD E A '^ rtO U L O (JU(M A to Y o r k A R 6U M EA W / r O A W -SLiM C A U J6D - ■®O«0OV: VDO SHOULD SEE MOLCT.T 6tfTi! UUH? VfcAM-| ./a y s t u f f ? \« A A r? /r R Moo, po AC lruk P R A k\ K A itA U F P i f f f O E Y / v _ t V A ^L L A m K A C rt;!* J J A M C A N 0 Y .'. G E S , lG O E S S - i M B GOT A m V O C G & D PO UN D S THE PAPERS SA Y \ w b m jE > Hl c e : r m -tub ODOR6T L(M *tH0 U X J m e M o P A ^ E K i c E \AirfU o ite w ? .— T o R c e p *fo 0 .1^ A p, r t. M Ftecerit visit, but the Prince of ralea and Marshal Foch of Franco ah)* fit ‘special trains th a ^ cost »em next to nothing.' .The most consistent user of facial trains Is President CoolIge, but he buys his own ticket bt of a special appropriation proIdod for the purpose. The government nt tim es cm* taya special equipment with which * fl^nsport distinguished visitors ojn New York to Washington |d return when they pay official :|ita to the national capital, t More O isiftfia desire of ,the railends to bt* codrteouH hooka to viatjng aightsec'ra is necessary fn sup *---. ,=r=: I ha -s - ( tte j L M B O O T S A N D H E R BU D D IE S ( 6 0 7, - t U E L L ; >10Ui OE VOO [KWotJO S H E UEfA0« A / /^PtTE, VWANT TO THANK You Vow. TvVfc govD vemcl too OAUt> ME EOR CUS»tSTMAS—(T WAS JuST TIME ovjrfou To REMEMBER Mt — AN‘,VETtUY,Toup YAN'TY CASE WAS ABooT Th VRtTiT'TST DA^HlflGf t B L o h J o e /. iPC. t/OO IM L /V d — SAlOOTIAlif A L L TPlE t EuER, SAW“ 6^E , I’M T\cvU_EO wuh rr —Both or t-cxj hElEED ME TO. WANE A YjONOERTOV. CHRISTMAS - AN1 . ;uS WANT ™ To l l OS Xo tv E -f 8 ' H P O ftQ ’ 6LE6P! _____ V p \ _ ^ YOU TVfJOWO \ AERREOATf 'T “ 6 MIGHT COME A6Ain REAL Soon - 6 NI6HT ONiGHT V J E V V .T v W ^ T H L w a y VT 6 o E « , - M O N E Y VSn V A T H 1X 56" \ D O N 'T W A N T Y o Y A V C t A N Y T H IN G AVJAY FR O M v r t t , M O R E V O W E R T o H I M - P u T J A N Y B O O Y COULD S E E TH AT U lS V fTTLE Y U lC tL f \ '\ 6 o T t-tO F E o r A T U M B L E b o Y OV ^ O O T S T H A N i i j H T u a n \t y c a s e v d O • ' ■• • -J a M FAWSHOCKS ! WOTSA USt ! MwJtY ISE FETOVS, A GREAT Scout, aL 6LA0* BUT VTS VONOA T0O6H OUtUE RtST d TOO COULD S1E THAT Boms -tWNHtO ! ? e n c \ l Ou s t o o t o e k w o u e s s - ® A i EEROy'S OtET THAT MAUL AREALHit V MA*^-* r o r t - 9 0 'V b ^ XBiriK MM \ S F\6H H »D G \ H O O T iji / S O R E tX Th DM'X k WOO W 1 \T W A 5 A CDft ALL (K O K A h i Opportunity Knocks Everett True ByCondo A F T T S F i 'ftJO HAVCE MAt> IT IN^TACLCtJ T * K b A ^ . T H b y ^ N i D .‘O C I M .A R 5 l^O f?. I T I t Y o u s a ^ y o u ;h a y c n o N e e p r o R r r I N j a p ^ i HOFies. TTkuis;' s u r X 'c x v « a o t o .ircs t o s a y t &o ' c l t?e«aoNStT>eR iiy U sto ai - i ' l l . H A \/t5 O U R ’HfeM T A K & O tu tS O U T T p Y b O R p L A < ? t t A M ? SC5T IT U P IN QOOT> P U N S y N ^ * O R O e ^ © o JU S T S IQ N \ b u R HCN?<S. O N T H l * T « t T & 3 > C l N ^ . r i f c . T y g u g ./ A n a ,-'- GiOvCRNMBNT AGENTS JUST p tN c n e o a couplc g u y s — r u m pu s ? M A Y B C BO CTLC G 6ERS ~S 'PR SOMETHIN' j— & o h ; y jl l l , g u e ss t h e f u s s is aul ovcr —V H V D E « M MY H ID E - <T A POCRETSOOKf J [irmwnimjuniti ALL f^iCHT^ t #LL » |C N OM th a t j ?o t t o s > Ups and Downs s t p n o YpPH iO H B . - DJO Y cO , box m WA5M'1 ; Y OOVJM V W _ vtHooiet k �U N tlll n in n n n n m u u r n ^ n , 1926 J~.^.TT b£%ii ■& f^ a u iiu u iu u ; far*' w F t) . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■MaaNIBHH IB Busin tsu Servlet- Offered 33_H clp Wanted. Male Dally H erald ad. RATES I 71-A parlm enta and Flat* 84-Ilauaea P ot Sal7 n o .\u m : m n x '■'*■' k- * /.■!■; \h jft * The lleslstratlon Hooka of the f'liy of Haufonl, Klorldn, will be o»en Monday, December Sqiti, t i n . nn<) will clone Saturday. January the Eighth. I ,:; . . .Vi Ih* City Hall. D. It. r h im p a City ItrsUl ration officer Ptih. Pally to t -7-27 sfOTicK t o cK stnrrona IN T i l l : COUKT OF THU COUNTY j it u ib , hwhinouk county , HTAT« | \ KtA>HIDA.,;>^ t .t HTATH 0OV FXOHIDA.' ]a In re the ** lia ia to of Mary A. ’ W, Krely, UereaaoU, -• * 1 !*• rltjs s s a s «’lalma i»r Oemnnda agaiu^t 9.1 hi Rltfttfl H You. and each o f y«a, nr» hereby 90—Automobile For Rale - JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet* Metal Work. Water and Boat Tank,. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Telepnone i n ._________ m ii *•• t - k___ m 'T iifc F o r » O L i: • HOTICM VIHOINIA- ‘ CAr, *<Nu#r . I'lali, Ilf l WANTED — Several high - class! FOR SALE—5*roorn stucco-house, U Crah.in Advance salesmen to write insurance for nn<l gnrngv, on highway 41-2 LINCOLN — FORD — FOpDSON The Herald Classified Depart, o l i T ^ u V i™ ,. n, *•*.-------miles south of Snnfard; one store We write sUndard and substund- ment will be glad to help room, four living rooms, porches r Ldtisrd Higgins, Inc. R a k will be received ami closets; doRehre on nn corner rnm rr suitable, t i l . for f o r Commercial & Palmetto. Rhone. 331 and collector tea t ard f rom birth t0 Hixty-flve year*.} strangers get located in room, und or apartments snd will render business or filling station; $2,000. for P a y m e n t. , every assistance to those re­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. Defendant. ______10« * Hoe Walfer Wright, Citrus HeighU. e*| _ * II i j vancemenL Write State Manager questing it. Notice Is her HOOD AND GOODYEAR TltlES. . « r S Pre#s,nif' tailoring. lot once for particular*. 308 South AM by virtu* ____ ... 8c , to line Unn .loaned)« ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house U. S. L lU ttcrlci. _ _ „ ^ . 7 c > line . 348 J P" mett0 Avenu*' Phon* H ' Street, U k e Worth. Florida. ' Distributors Chandler I * tend garage, valuable lot. Chup-, n6*i UNFURNISHED garage opart* rite* on requestCommercial Avenue < sy » t ment,; corner Eleventh and Elm man Si. $ti,600. Farbrnblo term s,; B. I . PERKINS - H aberaasher, '!!. ■'Mw e y <0 Lnan Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdei IJotiT. "?J«kdouarterfl for C o l l e g i a t e ; . 0A wo Mrn. u ' 1Av<; -Snyder.___________________ k e y TO ( * » s u d ju k ,,; I of average length Clothes Mil Vir«i | l.U A NS—-Money aihilnble a t 7 P * t --------------------------------------io r Cnnutfn&fi. San Juan Garago . HOUSES FOR SALE rat St cet. « n t r ^ oec° >" property.;t A. 1* ; NICE, clean apartment, furnished! . • line. •. • tor of Co.1 ■* . Connelly & Son, FHlUAft d « , charge of 30c for n i l ' ronvanienTes';'$H T “ week.'' bungalow north of Hughey TUE SEMINOLE PRINTERY made tho su n o t i f i e d a m t r e , 4u l n d t o p r e s e n t n o 1 French ave. , ^ ' el "" , Av«nu«. Two Coart lax* AN.SCO CAMERAS « n y c l a i m * n n . i d e m a n d * w h i c h y o u , of tiling l« restricted to USED CAR EXCHANGE ________________________ i °W run * H ’ bought ut less than l hava levied u 49— RouHry and S u p p lie s • AND SUPPLIES-' for K.tir lu the ificAtion. * # , jpresent day value. $0,000 on CORNER tNER PARK AND SEC l SECOND, m / J - u ^ u f f S U r r T v v f K a ^ 'S I-OUR-ROOM unfurnished apart- term* of Kl00 cnsh nnd J75 montll .• U m*do Thflw3an. 601 W, Oth SL W, N. Lumley, Prop. ct.*a»yd, U(9 of Hr ml nolo County. bidder f< 0. W. WANSlJvY. Manager Florida, to thn lion. Jn*. O. Hharon. private bath; lower floor. I including interest. will be responsible TANCRED strain White Leghorn ment, 4-tut tit y >luiiitir nf HcmlrHite County. 122 1-2 Palmetto nve. CLARENCE SMITH , Cnc incorrect Insertion, CHRYSLER »i hi# ufflre in tin* 4'ounty Courtbaby chicks; orders taken now Intiicr for subseauent General Contractor , 5 room stucco bungalow located CHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO | LV’’' " ' H*"’inoU Cotinly. for lute January delivery from my The offico should be COO West First Street own stock; $20 p e r hundretl o r $1H' T\VO f u m is li e d a p a r t m e n t s , two a t the corne r o f P a l m e t t o and Sanford Ave. a t 10th St. Phone G02 u ! k d . , e |?rr*«f « " » * * • * • ■ » HAUrHH.t.IF.Dec-----th o f o l l o w i n g d e a e rlb e d edifttely in cam of at Phona 441 D n te c l N o v e m b e r , A . D ., D S t. n r p a r e * !* .o f _ L n d a lt u a in for 600 and o v e r ; 10 p e r cent w ith . r “ !"» “ S*!; “ n ‘J ? "5 m o n t h ' i ,K * pB‘ “ V,n,t *,in ‘ . . ... HAt.PlI K HUITir, h o le C o unlV i F l o r i d a , t d - w l t . — . NASIt order. D a v ie ‘s P le a s a n t View , ly’ U 1 h - > ,f th in g r o w n ,, kitchen, two b e d rooms. ADVERTISERS A d r n l n l i t r a l o r .,f t b * H e t a U o f ' All t h a t p a r i n f t h o H a a t H a .TJ5| itnth wttli shower, largu porchet, l«nds tho world ,n motor car value. WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Box : ~ M a r y A. VV. KreTj-. n - i 'c a a e d 1 j b l n i t N n r l l l w e a l n f the A ltant i t s I d roptesontAlive --------------------- -- ------------- . . , . . . . C n a at t . l n * Ita 11r o a d o f D o t F l f t SMITH MOTORS CO FOR RENT—New furnished apart- '-'tc' 'v’ 11 built and almost new SHOP — Printing, Engraving, 38, Apopka, Fla. ,1/ familiar w ith rates, a n d th e V V e x t'H a tf t A Junior jm z band seL [« the Lfivote F(SS> ment, two rooms, bath, two 48,0011 o n terms of $200 cash sin! Embossing. See us flret. Wo do i f t y . f i v e 151) o f f»AJ | classification wi}l give favorite novelty in thu Christmas 90—Automobilea for Sale CICIJIHr DKI.TA. a c c o r d i n g porches, double garage. Second 4® ** monthly, yite information. Ami it. Phone 417-W. It. H. Avcnuo- 5fi— Fuel a n d Feed th e r e o f. « f r e c o r d I n th h I to.y displays nt the Paris stores, Commercial Street. i house in Onk Hill, on right. Phone ‘ h, they will assist you ll*curd* of Rvmtnnle* Count: ; H20-J. Spanish bungalow on Turk Ave , SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX raisinK n" nppalliftg prpsjiect for rH 'n FUt^llook |. r«*« j your* w ant ad. to WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fire-1 nuo. Partly furnished, two bed ( INC. ‘ /« » d _(wrents. . • Aa Sheriff of fiemtid .■uis [more effective. ' place. PHONE 639. 203 Oak At *. W a n t n o t ic e FOR RENT—Two-mom furnished' rf* 9D",• T " ' 1 Mn’' 1 1 :lini"K Authorized Dttco Refinii-hing 2'i i Phone 41 a p a r t m e n t . Space f o r ca r 1009 roolu, kililii-n, bath with showt'f, j*rs should giv'e their i doUiilc Karnge, l a r g e y a r d . $8,000 j ----FOR SALE yostoffice nddresB ns Union av e n u e . ROY SCHMIDT ;n n 'lt-rm « of J.MK) ca sh and th o bal ' I HUPS— MARAIONb plbeir phono num ber if WOOD — WOOD •' • l’it/!„**k<-i *:i4A,rrI w>» lafice payuh'e like rent. Sniiford Automobile ho ire results. About one Third and French Stove. Heater, and Fireplnrc i , . it h k \ t a part ment of three, So»\ford r ‘'u fi -, ■. — 'Juft .''lagiiiiini Ave. Phone 137 at of ft tboujnnd hair a (JIUCK SERVICE TRANSFKU "r f-. u ». > i: h u p iti' l i t d m ] !<»n* f lu nga low a m o n g o.ik t ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J ■' • -!j and the others c a n t PHONE BS \vi ree, r.i,i.i ii.w ii- w.. lango iivmg a r g e living lIin i n nDCF r.P J fcnte with y.ni unless • . room. fv>. hini m o m s , d in in g no, 25— F ln rlsld . 0vv your uddress. Pleasure iai>* a?..i UrnLont Tnicks %* u <»t>■> i n u m i i : fin fi.-.,| hu l.eimtte and liatli. iin lm - range anti water ; ;m ;U1,| top, Phono 3 ♦% jeontinuance MUST bp CALL 362 for fresh cut flowers • ■'/le.'-'nv '■‘.V n n l ■! ,ii' I a l l . • ■r •I- • ' 1 P*’», attrarUvely fnriC-imi, lieatv ...ii|iht.dv fnim.lie.t iviniv j person at The Sanford A and plants. Mrs. Ginn. Snn M„Horn,lie Ave F i: Dvm.ii in aivr.Fe it-rd Yming, owner. 3,1(1 f,ir von to mme in Dontije gar ije;-* t ;'7‘ ' jffice of by letter. T p Ip \ u 11,renhllei fur Sale lUeiiiilinuuncba ire hot fort! Heights. \ Park Ave. a g e , flovvet.. an d hruiis. O w n er * “■ - .. -— . will m |] foi $ 1 hi on terniM thutl * »«-*w i VqHFrf , A K. ROSSITBS" ',7 ^ioiiii T h in g s to Fml J E W E T T A S I j CAGE V • -i* I IliiKl f im ti -tl iijo.r' I,rp ,,'i‘iV It I Vi:*5S c u t ACE Y . Prnmpt - Efficient Celery Avenue Phone 212 W , ■ .......... i, Mt \ K |, v DKAN-BFRi; CORPOKATION 1 II I I II .1 ,, . Soifnrd Jlealer Service A ll il Siiggerlion fhi I' , rr y I' A^ I I' IP I'll - altnl- A' l l i i a . d M o ililm g I >ug \ v . | si S t 10, i\ <-(, Phono f‘ i l * t‘ - n W & ,: f ,'w t V p o« 1„i O ri lihion Flora! l>r<lel: Plume 1i.-!u n t, • i H iis u ic s h a m i /.F o u n d•#. • .-*1 P.W MCI »nd ret^iye rew ard ^2 Qak Avjji. t. DR J It. VIDLEU .1 (Find Sp e e in lb t) 1Joyds Shoe Store. Phone 102 for appointment. Art get it by describing lin t i■ii V"i 111 • -II ■■■. \l 77 — IliiipveH for R e m . • 1' Ka m I i I) Magnoll.i Ave. 1 1 I N i S M I . p luuiMi f ^ r r e n t ; f i i i t . >A I E - P r :n tieallv new sew nig in a iin n e ; half price. 60‘J h. r tn n i Si. , r u g - e x p o r t , w ith IJin e y Dry C l e a n Apply “Sedan, r i ‘.'fi:, ' i i •' , I D 1 s e l l I MIS dtlllh ■ ii reitigid .111 t F i ! ii KKNT i.. ! " - ta n glcii.se you '™ ^ i '• ’■( UM-11'mil T iuiruig ! ;,.v. ! Hvdgt* Tntinng )920 Ei--ire i 'inch 1923 1IihI l’I' i 1 Enid I'liuruig 1923 Chvvruict Touring 1926 DiHlgc Scilmi T«^Tiin Truck COMPANY “ n rrt<>m '" 'L tn ir e h e d Tel. 732 311 F i r s t Nat. Bk. Bldg, ' ^ _ , V pf\ . IT"'.1' J ^ gg a F n ^ j l J-'l URIDA M A r ! ’ly 11 ’ 1 " P , : i r VVI<F_ f NSURA NPE ' REAL FTSTATK care The .* i Y . ' « »" If,;1 partnicnt. UN'S BARBER SHOP Magnolia Ave. ----I*reDltLli STORE bi, Drugfi, Soda. We are as your phone Call 103 a ft* !- ------— 3 5 . — WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING f.()K K(, v r Kurlll.,u.(| U ,Ire ne, MltchejV _at Th<l HeV M offll“ _ ___ _______ \ utid jewelry repairing. Don Smitn. w|, v ,,pllj bente, nnd house ^ Ire* nnd De.sk Room 202 E. 1st St. keeping privileges, 301 W 6th St ................................... 1W- ‘‘‘r*1 j iY Oak Avenue lot. $176(1 on term s of .$25 rnsh snd $16 monthly. annually OFF1CE FOR KENT—In" M n.ch I M>rtle Avomic lot j..«t off 13l!i Bw Apply A. P Conor Yy & reel. I rice $1960 on term s of EO IIN. WAI.TIIKM. Iliimlllon. IV ria_ | { (M,m s ( o r llo u w k c rp ln i; "™>|, "*trh“- ............... . is J S a to S t'^ iid ” ......... .. •'»*> e-d «"•< «,» Northwest corneT Elm , and Iligh- rooms _l.. .____■ ___ i,„.K bath, heater, flQ— \ — R eal E s i a t e D i r e c t o r y light houeekeeplng; ^ '>r M J 00. ** $-00 STUART—SU500,000 bond issue ! *lovo’ CBr "}j^*l' : y <?',eV “ckcrs'! ~ ’ ' ' approved in Martin County ; two porches. 1215 W. 2nd st.___ .ELDRIDGK & GOUCH, Real And wo have itmny other good highway Improvements improvements, nnd i w r - | 7 | W h o r e In E n t if, 'n ' Vt!KV,nlj,CB- ^ n,dt-‘z lots that cun lie imught for Juat Hotft, Building. a fow do)laril down. niancnt location of county seat for 11— \M tcrc lo E»t Cwitr: l» Co., general this county DftAH-BEUG CORPORATION HAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good | HIGGINS SM m M VIGHT, INC. ’ »ork,‘ aideWuikB. build* ‘J Ilcrnhl Building Irrigation buxco. J . U. things to eat nt all timer.. lOu ' INSURANCE BROKERS Phono 713 f* rW,p' _ _ _ _ _ i burn U.1 i»* Nnt Hnnk h(,L RENI To gci tli-nien. front rnonthly. or will Kell on exception- luiurel Avenue lot between 9th W. K. M acD ougull, 1st N a t. B a n k lwdrniim. close t„ phone; Imth, n|(y CltJiy tcrms #l u r |0!>fl |irirl, j oth S S tre e t. I rico $2,000 oil A pproK im ately loo new w ords , Bldg. with hot w.ilei HU Magnolia Ave Kor fu rlj,Pr jnforlnntjon MMV Mr torn* of $51 >0 cash a n d $20 m o n th ) nre „,I,je,| (,, the E nglish buiguiige t j t o o .4 F urniture Co.' | wrJJInit rmir,. I’. E. Ahrurn. I l l ¥ F irat irst S treet E. txrvy a full lino. 6re Tigffl- Cash or f t want y-iiir busines* — -7-- S 3 2 — H e lp W a n t e d — F e m n l e W . 1 s t F t. j . _____________ ■- ________________ HB— W a n t e d — H e a l E s t a t e SI A R VANIA da — Hot Sa/ulwichcs LADIES who enn do plain sewing 7 ,1— A im rlm cB tM a n d F l a l s 'Allow u* the —opportunity *>( nt home and wnnt, profitable kD DRUG CUM PAN -* Y.v showing yBij you m this fine, iHuji^rv). ptoperty. * REAL ESTATE WANTED , 1 ( /*tic 11 **41* 1 —— ” Miijivinj; is iint* L •.1 ' i v u t. ur .*", ■_ . it RexalLStOrt*’ 5P«ro time work. ' c p fin, ' FURNISHED apartment. H,ree in; Scniffgs-ScoKKuua ILnRy f K Will buy nr trade for your equity in any lots in any subdivision in ij>ecialty of our prompt stamp) .to Stylcplus Dress v.om -, fronl rooms, ground floor f’OU'pjjbne 735. Masonic Tmilde frc.icTipvlon$ find fttUck}pnny, Amsterdam, N. i t________ J Enst Third 8t. ' ; ---------------------------------------- • Sooth Florida, in nnawering thU advertisement tell nio how much — . K’l—.H ousch fo r S a le . delivery; you linvo paid, tho balance duo, 3 3 — H e lp W a n t e d — M ale ! T\Vq n E D RQOMB—Also two the lot numbers, -and tho locotbp, of property, also give your pros* suit ftftd. hunte ftddrcaa. Writo Box BW-B Car? Sanford Herald. . j Pure Maple Sugar Pure Maple Sugar. i Ih. bricks . .... .15 Purr Maple Syrup In 1-2 gallon cans. 12 to the case. Price per case $18.50 Hun Dried Apple Fruit in 25 Ih. hags $2.50 Great Northern and Pinto ilcank, best quality for table use, In 25 lb. bags $2210 Cured Porto Rico'Yum ' Sweet Potatoes in 100 lb. bags. Price per bftjf $2.33 White Hlnckeye P ra s'fd r table use in 25 1b. hags 11.10 Mixed Field Peaft.'Prlce per; bushel ----- $1.8 Prices f. n. h. here. ,Cnn, fill all Ioiks orders promptly «u! unsold. ! »r , : ' L- •*. . ■ •■-------- t t»0 NCR JU .'J£ T o CONte / 1; CO* S L ’ ’X ' .OMSK f ■S / t e s : ^ 7 e ^ fs u e f \ ■. '* V^*. 7s* ■ 1 ;,V < ^K V • c'rij . ’ "i j i f ' -l < G \p iv W l0 - rsy , o p noukj ^ M O M t'f, ■ 1 '"7 J ~ 3„ - , \ a . ■■ \ " ' ' ’ -* . “ .i’T'VC ■CPI * »■*>V- , -V . i ____ * w m m ™ 1 : Libert a t s o u r s e tT v e R ^ ‘V’ . . t ■/H-, V i ■ 'T ir ,*-» *H n if)r*iV r < .a , j ■< ft • y/'> 1 ^ * » ! .' Tss?V ” ■!** 7' ^f »*y- w * buy. . » y W o 'b ' !( w “* \ 1 . Let us show you, something ^ 4 that1 is a real profiti"%7 - — i *^ ^ ^ - sJg § : I...?#- D .. ■k' "^6 5 ■-£: The time to pick up' jbar-^ gains is \Vhen bargains being offered-^right now ^ , *, j . j N- •• you have a splendid opt*‘* • *” lie portunity to load up on realty bargains that will surely, - ' show a profit—on the pres, ;J ent » market—if *• * comes and it will come—you _ a; are in a most enviable posits ‘ .TO O ion. Cherokee Brokerage Co. G A F F N g_fy’.^ r . C. t .—v - VO-- Is based on buying and sell* ■= ing- at a profit—the more successful you are in picking 11 coiv offer a im leunder the.ifiS*-* ket and still m dke'a godd J profit—that is’genius. / ’ * *--- - II » IJiii I » . - cv*i -:-T v £i. -i * nt I i, P ' Im e t to and Howl S tie e t Tbulge Brother* C ars ' 1, i ■ I l ( ( iii HF'AL . I’ll i I I i p s , In, FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on i __ _ _ __ I,. I I Ton G ra h am T ru c k Palmetto Avenita corner of ^ 5 __ l o1j1 f.'or L. 1-4 Tun (irahiun Dump Truck. Tho pawing of the rickshaw f u r lin g Street. Two bed room *.,----, -------- — -------There wen. 39,013 rickshaws in dining room, bvinft room tttid kit L()TS U.V EASY TERMS The above ears are completely rice S t a t i o n s — Re- j • ... 1,0 a> tin f||) cnsh and aI11j $U> J10 monthly nlonthlv wi will vcrhiiuled mill in |s ‘-t of i nndltion. .... «hen, bath . . . room, garage, , , improve . _ $DI Tukvo m .u.,1K'J7 .... anil, _in ,192(’ S. J. NIX In*. rnentv ft., monthly. Phone ,H , a W(.|, baated Oak Hill lots I Attorney and Counaellor nt ! nundier was 8.313 V i for appointment. Pn,«,'$76n each. 10 percent of' Priei— Are Right 210 Eant First Street. I ------lODEL TRIM CO. Y fin all cash. ---------j(l— W a u le d T o llttv I'KR M s H> SOME P E 1 >1*1 K I OR f ! h N| 1 . ,, rn * tin 11 . bin, --------the c«r, not the owner ( jRCULINK PERMANENT Wav- _ _________ ____ galovv I.,, ated -*t th e corner o! $26 rush nnd $15 monthly will buy 8*7 for estimates. Guaranteed not to burn. 67— RoontH W ith Honrd. A _______I’nlmeftn Avenue ami Katie Street c o m e r lot in Pinehurst. Price p. W. RADFORD Madam Harriet, over Mobley's j „ without Larff* dln' : Drug store. ROOMS, with QT W HIll'UV n e a l» 1 I If. i IKl"K room| , , nK ~ | room, ($1260. With a total of 348 egg* In 360 Reasonable rntea. Lincoln Hotel. 1kitchcn «'’n.plete wtth electric je s s ’ s e r v i c e s o f f e r e d , t u p wi-YT TIMP vm, «»■* . U 1 __ -— ------ ------- range and water heater, built in $26 cash and $16 monthly will buy day* a hen In British'Cohimlilii rerench Avenue, cently set a world record in egg rpert H air Bobbers in ' try Chiropractic. You soon wil! 6* -R m > m .s W ith o u t H oard ^ b ln ets tw,, bed rooms, bath wlth ^ a u tlfu l lot on E laying The bird wan a white leg S ■ — -*• *i e -j. If ***,m u Vs 1MME. , i .i i ■ |. ,* L - v , - 1 / Vi- t' , , .'d m V |. jin>\ e t n e n t - , riewly decffiTlted nn*! newly f u r n ivbed; a I s ft gurag* f*'"' (uiHaenger* {ladies o r g e n tle ^ m e n t. Will r e t u r n follow ing W n d - * 1*’’ nesijny Herald m< \ ., 1 S' ;i large TWO!', five tyed.B, all 1111 P h o n e f>71 .1. YES! Tubes! Yea!’ ^ rhonp 4B5 OMeapcut In Sanford! Into Tire Co. 206Mi West EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES. et. y ! no kinka, one price, perBonul nt------------------------------ - ' '.ention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppc. Phone 349-J. r* »• ’ 1 i|r'l1 • A •1 2r . Pieiittr RUGS— Shampooed, right in y o u r l lO'-h. I It ANSP(>R1 A 1 ION Tu Miami uinl back. Sedan leaving home; colors restored, nap ram S a n f o r d f..r M iam i <m F rid a y »f FOK cd, made to look like new. Ilig h e r e e oofr ,, ap p ro v a ls Or no charge. H. Rie-ic, te rn o o n . can n e e o m m o d a tr thirut1 A c te s s o rlc s >V g ‘ i«ti<r, .’UK Dark A'-e , "i !<• i ourt Hotrse. • i *ii > \ 1 I- ('h|rO{hAiIat B U L L D O l. | *,V y. - - - ’ ireel *51— M i*cel l.t neons. I r f o r n o tic a a n d Cttpensea r^oxT 19. "'"ii A s ll d ^ tir r for Chevndei akn Slftty mnd. .R e urn S A * , , i l . i * t i C I l 'K H en I m« tii n in f, t r off ir. • ut !’Jrk Av t1 1■- I. 27— I'foffWHinmti .Services . , jl„ we - .- - ---- — fu r nil I M, l..\ND»:U AID \ 11H Plume 781 nr Hert-pn, Ho* '*19, laI receive reward. C lr ir e s AM 71 IIIC FI.OKi.ST 1 .v*,-r* f ' 1r uH iita s - ,"ii m or near ,'ity ball, I*•|e gold brooch pin. R** •S M A L L Itoii' *- D esigns n Kpeiiiilty , . '*'V7J V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, December 28, 1926; <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/27e8b4d0407ca310a5d704dce1421593.pdf 50d4dc3b075e773e33971018ad281291 PDF Text Text tion. Ita Richest Garden Land : :7> '- T le d P r e s s F ull L e a s e d -W ire SANFORD, FLORIDA. M New Jap Emperor I RAY, PECKMBER 27, 1926 E ig h t P a g e s T o d a y giiis Collided Killing Eighteen People it ■ N g m >1 J l- I L I f ffi. IW c a stn Of Opfllmiam Tem­ p t e d With N otes Of Consorvatism Sounded By n ig Leade»*H.0f M g Businesses ‘ # — •—r No Storltis Threaten v4• * .'Outlook^ Is Claim *\ ± — . • iIfr ■■ • • Is D Diminitthcd im in is h e d fn d lv id u n is M ay fie B lam ed D e c la re s J u d g e E . II. G a ry Business b u s in e s s Romancp .Of Aubum-llalred *Bcuuty And Former Crown V Pric® Of Rumania Ended. Friends Of Carol Assert I i' NEW YORK,* Dec. 27.—UP)— B«*i^bn**fri lho banking and indufttrial world point a fair weather court? for the good ship business ii» 11^7. Forecasts of optimism, tempered with note* of ronservation, were available today in state­ [lent and baru heuded/ntorb1V ments on tho outlook fdr next tan « million ntournera .lined }} year's business from henda of rail­ ic fbtirmjle route fronl Hnr- ] roads', bunk, and industrial corukii siation'tb'OttilliHpertal 11 iHrrat.lonkL The navigable sea* of j comrhcrc^ aim not threatened by' 1 a rm•r I the■ body % l the ‘s w ,<lire utor ruj, us fur ns can l>« »e.»n. I te Emberor Yoshihitojtvfti ilu pro^mjhUcolora »ay. High pin- I turned to .. Tokyo tonight nark-a Of production folluwt tho royal vilja at IlnyJames Simpson, president o f ; Rivers And Harbors Commit­ p a , w h e r e h e d ied C h r i s t m a s Mnrahull Field and Company: * tee Of Congress To Make A W . -' ' • Tour Of Coast And May He "In my opinion business will con­ | tram the railroad ntatlon to the |pslace the streets were sprinkled Guests' H e r e to fo r e Return tinue during the m at months sub atiintially on the J*vel of 102ft. jtitli white sand nr. o corvmdny of ItiiHincKs und government Imve !»srincotIoh., i On7 either aide the been conservatively, ult hough pro­ f i f .waa fringed With-soldiers and gressively administered during the T rotter, secretary <»f the Sanford past yenr r.nd fundamentally condi­ 'Cham ber of Commerce, arc to leave tion* me lett in good linlllliee. on thin afternoon for Jacksonville, to goring well for the period mi modi meet the nienilxr* of the river* ntely ahead. MerrhuniJimng activ­ and harbors cQinmittee of toilgress ity generally has been successful. Tuesday morning nnd extend t-> The ret nil salty of Marshall Field them un invitation to place. San­ and Cumpany huve hem the Inrg ford ami the St. John* rover on eat in our history." their itihernry for their Florida Elbert II Cary, rhuirmnn of the virit, which begins with (heir a r ­ U nited S t a t e s Steel corporntm n: rival In Jacksonville tomorrow morning. i Tho committee, composed of It members of congress, Is to make n flying trip down tho cast coui-t tion* or tbu lack of consideration * ’>>> and then Up through the central Emperor HlrohUo and his con- p a rt’ of the sta te * to U keland, and fair treatm ent by the national '‘jU ml ministration. !lJr' Itt arrived during the afternoon "The srnsationnl possiliilities f o r 1" ’^ bd were received into tlie.city by BVemmeht officials with extremesucccAa'in i business have been h o t-f ‘ te f jh a n bofore,*? h« added- nlR«cl'.v‘ , f t i a a i -ctremooles. Tboir-powr ig v.a<i ur.arrtehhtrious nml \ v:ih opportunities he listed as rich ro-j *' iarka^Mf;ilWBre.T ^ c v | .. - ^ sources,'fitclutffhg raHh balances f h j f . banks; yearly Improvement of ’f ( As tha; body was bohie from tho hanking facilities since the cron- , . Qi a t Hiyanm , IK mounting guns tion of tho Federal enerve board; nniled fro m ‘a battleship which little disagreement or dissatisfacanchorage nwrt-by . nnd (her ships of w ar fired, farewell tinn in industrial and lumber eir- i wen ru ' , idules h u f the special t'riiln proC'h*, I the jkotjd toward Tokyo. . Alfred P. Kloan, Jr., president 1 The • route from Hnyumn to of the General Motors corporation, | fekyo yjns lined with not only snyr. it now seem* reasonable !•< mops but by thousands of hi* ex|x*ct thut the IW27 production of j^jesty's- subjects. , • automobile* will equal if it doesn't The new rulers met the casket exceed the previous four-year f | | ii the palmcp ontrniice and conveyaverage. Ho predicts thnt 1927 I It' to .Shlnhon hell. Prayer will bo n good and satisfactory rp f ■nttid tho end', of the day’s erryenr for the ndtomoblle Industry. %W\ Patrick E. Crowley, president of Hundreds of cabled condolences the New York Central lines, says ipm other sovercigne and from that indications ore that 1927 will lipanogc ubroid havo ‘been rcbo a year th a t might be termod Iii(|iii’st Will Be Held Soon One was from president B y Jacksonville Officers generally satisfactory so fa r ns wi Mrs. Coolldgo addressed to tho the railroads are concerned in that I n t o Christmas Killings M sger ompress and to tho new the prospects for the volume of ■peror Owl empress nml was traffic do not, nt this lime, present peng the firet to bo received. any unusual outlook. <■- • . ----clear -*^ ^ ' ■*t. s *l7i' *VjtMi ■] - Paris, Dec. S7.~(A}— Madga LuP<-acu, aubum-h&Iml beauty for >hom l’rinro Carpi of Russia re ­ flounced hln right of succession to Jto throne, has apparently passed JUt of his life. ' Those, credited with knowing hi* sffalm say tho ra p in e s WhjtnOfH Ran with thd flight of thn iinhtkt frant Rumania a your ngta ,|ia s "'“led. Tlie former crown prince--.tow plain Carol Cant im an-r, has left Ids Neuilly'iVlUs -stad t* b * lievccl to b* m)mow lift re. on the Rivlern, leaving' hl« .charm ing componloit behind. . Carol' departure gave rise fid thu report that he was on his way back to Rumania, but thia Is not Riven credence in view of' K lty .M.nlltinml's recovery, tho return of blocks Irium Queen Marie from her American driven fredr (rip and the reiterated declaration most slTi in Bucharest that Carol’a unlnvltej .cappcnranco there would only •mise complication*, - It was just a year nj t o n ly -T h re e P e rso n s SeKT .lu»t ( f’arol and Mme . ___ T o lla s p lta ls A h Result Of Jnughley of u Jewish merchant of D rin k in g C h r is tm a s .Spirit* laary, left Rumania and appeared T h a t A re Im p ro p e rly Made it a hotel In Milan, Italy. Mme. t.upescuo was said to have a h u t . band somowhero In the background ind Carol wnn married to PrincerS Helen of Greece. Tho match with Helen was arranged aa a (lyrtaitk move after annulment of his mor­ ganatic marriage with Zlst Lam* brino, who only recently made an unsik eesrfu l, attempt through the which runs "H" shape French court ao force him to ac­ ritjr, Tha creat Of tl knowledge tho legitimacy'of their iom M irra s.' Upon leaving Rumania Carol re ­ nounced Ids right of aucceaeioti fo tho throne, and his abdication wa* made legal by act of tha Rumanian the river attain Uu parliament.ahortly afterward. • feat Increased today, Ho and his eompanldn spent some S relian straaw a . time Wi AfFlan^ and than cam# 1# had hundreds .«wi: I'nrls and engageil the villa m .Veullly. Tho house now Is occu­ ! >i N'.u t .• M.ud tho Ixxitlogirvrh pied only by uncommunicative scrwon- so luslif d tlmt in ro dislllling vonu and tjie detectives stationed liquor knuiVn to contain poisonous is o guard by the French authori­ town. Ht< Mibstunrt* they w ould'Hot tuke ties have been withdrawn pending livestock i time ta purify it properly. ils return. ’ • •; ■V ported the Of till ca.se.-i of uleoholisin re­ Mme. Lupeacua Is reported to b«' ported by llollevue hospital, only living about a mUa from the villa. IS were considered serious nml a t­ tendant* *nid all probably would craws in mm n-cf.nr. Twenty of the 05 were confirmed rl Streels Of New York Arc telrnucd after treatm ent. Included Turned Into. Icy (» [ i r p in tthose admitted were eight wo­ From An Inch Of Sled rnn. Only o n e victim of bad liquor S e n e re i j NEW YORK. Dec. 27. (d*>- was reported in (')iicugo over the .Snow and ice tqday cov.iod the week-end, but l)r. Hetman N. Bunuorthou.Htcrii Htntci. with c white desen, city health commissioner ■no of tho builders., Ho stated that and slippery coating af'..r milt there, .estim ated th a t “polson“ It is planned to otwh'tha whippet racing i t Longwood on Jon- 15, or A. Behring, alleged mutilation Christmas temperatures. Roland (Barnes, 10, of Wagner, shortly thereafter and that,..tty operation victim, and-his. motherStreets bi Now York wc o turned b now In tho Shrine Hospital for J work on the plant U progressing in-law, Mrw. Mattie L Harrington, Into nn Icy glare from an Inch of ■ t------' 1 crippled children a t Shreveport, in i» satisfactory msnnor. .as dead ns a result of the princi­ I sloct followed by u light, nnowfull, k dlicuMibn. of the him -to ,e*- La., where-he b»to ulklorgo treatThe plant la to ba one of the ffopal shooting nffuir. William Min­ |and numerous accidents were re­ Hlsh • tourist rbereation pkciH- meftf f o r a crippled "ondltion of ost in the south, according to Ur. or, negro dish washer, was ahot ported. One tnan wns klilod when Dbn Aired ! opposite the Hotel his body which has exfsted f o r Ovcrbach,, and tho raeea there a rt A Christmas party was held for and killed by Alex Demos, restau­ he fell down slippery i.tep* and a rmt ;Li»ko, togo^hor with tho years, according to officials of the to bo condCicted In a f a i r ' and (ho Employed Boys’ Group of the rant®r, on Christman night when i.kidding aatomobilo caused anoth­ Mitig of n dock Irilh&ltfkc north -Sanford -Shrine club. aboveboard manner.' “The racing Demos claimed tho negro came to er fatality. Y. M. 0. A. Saturday pight a t the ftfce -hotel, .occupied the time The bpy was taken to, Shreveport home of C- E. William*, grokp work fu nn intoxicated condition of the whippets on our track w}}( When the nleot storm wns at it* W City commisejoncrs at their by R. E. Herndon,' who stated to­ provide the public w ith tlejm and attacked Turn Demos, u broth­ WWWi tUng this afternoon. Other day th a t Jhe local club has been amusement that will be of benaflf er of tho proprietor, with a knife. height, twenty barges iroku from £ the tourist question,' nothing making an effort to have young to the county," ba Ml dtoday. *' Behring wan shot dead by Willie their moorings In'the East river Iklrtkan the transaction of'rou- Barnes admitted for treatm ent for The track la being greeted on tty Harrington, , bin brother-in-law, and thef relghty occupants were * business came before tho Oorti- tho pant several' months and that south aide of the boulevard,leading after tho former went to the Har- rescued after great effort by. flreowing to the crowded condition of to the plant of the Seminole R arity kion. ;■ 'r " a V- f ripgton home and mortally, wuund- honts and tugs. The barking of dogs attracted attention to the t j j . Mrtrkoll, who represented tho 'hospital, hb was forced to bo Club, a t Longwood. It la to be of barges as they drifted helplesr.ly modern structure throughout with CHambr of Cbmmrceiit the put on the waiting Hat. info th (treacherous currents and The hospital nnw has over 300 Wing, atked that- some nctlon When the membership campaign l grandstand of concrete and steel reefs of Hell Gate. crippled children as its patients. (•ken on tho recreation matter of the* American Legion closed last now In course of completion. There wps a heavier snowfall In Friday night, a total of 281 mem­ jib early dhte. The Commlsupstate 'N$w York and in tho New. bers were on the folia qf Campbell; IW.dutborircd City Manager England states- Traffic in Albany Lossing, according to ah announce­ r'B; Wllllama to make a survey wgi hampered nnd at Glen* Foils ment made today by Lorqy Chit­ -tbe requtrekient» bpth for the r*( . • _ T _ ^ .a boy was' killed In a qoastlng ac­ tenden, port commander, who fbr the W ikR W ’^ i cident. b{asaschusetts had nipo stated th a t tho drive ended with inches of snow. In Stamford, highly *n'Uffactty£» results to tho L| | 1 */ Conn., many starjlhgs"fcnd pigeons mcmltera and officer* dl ’- the post. v Approximate! were *'■ Incnsed b sleet that they .. (The Largo Signboard a t tho cor­ a -Ueturo dellv An inquest into tho double slaV­ could not’fly- Some of tho fortu­ ner. of P a rk Avenue and ^ flrsl ing has'bdeh act for Friday. No nate ones were thawed out in the arrests have been made" in either homes of ['lownspeopK was brought:to_fi w ire UMtfcrlV Mffte S ie v e s wAs fined s ** 1 I 'Al t • *• tlie Behring or Minor shootings. »I embers of. the fli DENVER, C<ily., Dec.,274—</P) •• Ho. : . Officers slid they-hod warned hrist, Srientiat. •< Unusually low temperatut;oa pre­ Behring rtb '» tajr away from the Vagrancy nnd contempt or court Tbo stage of the vailed in the s o u tty ff j^ck y moun­ Harrington home. ’ .vwV, * '^tyrgoa Ahnle -Starkt Queen decorated with flowers, v Williams and Louise Johnsou from .Y -; . t— 1 ,— V ; r . tain abates'-and desert.regions to- 'O frity tro flth u Legion stated loday following n week end storm |5 V>JfJP.9n *acb couty.,’ yr'- ! wfilcli hro u g h i^in o w ro 'th u 'v a lT e ff d|iy thnt the -iTtmbrrmi ftilftlicd itn Disorderly , conduct charges as well as to tho towering poaka, purpose. It wa* erected- to give through brought fines to four men. John on° hundred auto­ publicity to tbo drive and aa.new Anderson was out $10,.Sam Crawtk ;.« W ; a r mobiles were retorted aUlUtl on a membera Jolnod the post, thelrt pillcs fro n t’ tyre, in 'T u rk * ' -SHANGHAI, Dec.'. 2 7 .- (ff) — Oil •morning. TTib AkH-Chrifitfan a g ita to rs.»Invaded mountain pa»* between Mtaml and names ware painted oh tho board.' at 1:20 o Activities t o t tty coming year s h o i^ J S fo .p o r reslitingNir-' the Lutheran -mission J n tty native 8upperior,<Ari*.. following,* fyur- „ „ t , U ( M port of Hankow on Christnja*iOV* Inch Jtflowfoll;' A Moxlcan laborer tors and < 4 o rm t failed to ap­ WaA!k)lied yesterday pn thla highno damag [immfasionerg To Study Tourist Plan Shriners Send Local Youth To Sanitarium ville As Kennel Club Races ' May Start Jan. IS Employed Boys of Legion Enrolls 281 Members, in Drive That Closed Friday Large Audience. Earthquake Shock Felt In California Biblcg Taken From Missions In China rngfaimm. iolations co* �Big i'feft 'Title horse, and all wa'hopo I t -that he docs not attem p t to match il agninrt Mr. Tunney. --------. *,u* By the way, w hat has become o; Peaches Brtw pin*,. VfiUio*Sevens The Lampoon, ‘Captain Chitlei AndBringsKnute i And Wild Life Protection - i-fc b i l 'e D agent fo r Calhoun county, and who is now engaged In that work in Alachua county, is a student and lover of bird life, ' tin tho sum­ mer o f - 1926, aho was enrolled in a bird etudy class a t the Florida Stato College fo r Women, and continued it'OS B-student a t the University’ of Florida in the usmmer of 1926. , * , .; Representative Warren, in a letter to The Associated Press, al­ so expressd himself forcefully on. the subject of taxation. Ho de­ clared th a t he would like to see, "taxes so regulated as to prevent, the accumulation of n larger surplus’ in* the treasury." > 1„ "The purpose of taxation, aa I, sec it,” he said, ‘Vis to raise mon-| ey with which to carry on the var­ ious ■functions . p f government. When aufflcient money has be?h R. H / HOGAN raised for this purpose,'there ' is absolutely no justification for After a disastrous year in football, University of Iowa's basketball further taxation." team, led by Captain R. ,11. Hogan, one of the best guards in Big Tort circles, hopes to restore much of the lost prestige. IoWn tied for Big Ten honors last season and has an experienced squad working un­ der Conch Sam Barry. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 24. —OP)—Florida** youngest legis­ lator, Fuller W arren, a student a t the University of Florida, would like to sec tho stato legislature, next A pril,' enact -laws for • the creation of a state boxing oommisoion,.iand a batter protection of Its wild Ijfe. .. Mr. W arren, who la only 22 years old,-in addition to creation of the boxing commission, would sup­ port any movement to legalise boxing in- Florida, provided that it was properly regulated. The youthful lawmaker, who was elected as a member of tho House of Representatives by the voters of Gulf .county. In the last prim ary and subsequent general election, has always been an a r ­ dent ’adrocate o f conserving the sta te ’s wild life, and {ysdo it an issue in his campaign. * His mother, "Mrs. Grace ;Wa*ren, form er home demonstration T I** D em and, dis Inquiry n. Toward f Baseball AGoTw . 24. —(AP f lr o b t .baaebalL ’s lad S can d al s m o u ld e re d HT-Baseball'a m a s t e r s itc n t 't o d e t j t go o u t. r e ..v ic tim s — T y C obb [a- S p e a jte r-f-a ls o w a n t e x tin g u is h e d , b u t a r ‘* tt> tfa ra tlo n i is th o tin g u is h a r - th e y w an t qjth'Cobb and Speaker, gener­ a t e d as the two greatest play* n n f a M tr n b iscb ill, continue (•plans for a chance to face the i irh Q ista rte d -tho^ere—H. B. teh) -Leonard, former Tiger niiVfeLAWDAND W TI YI ‘ T V Augusta council in their exH u f c S J " 1 nrcssionn of beilqf in the integrity A N D T R T f t Of S peaker and Cobb. A IT L P 1 1 V ID Athie.Uc officials a t Yale Uni■— “ . I, *• i verslty, where Joe “Wood i» b09^ Auguntn CMy Council Meets ^ jj with another year of hi* 1st Citizen, E l-T lR C r s t a r contract to run, e x r a t to listen A t th is jo y f u l R eason w e a re glty! to e x te n t! First Hare $700 Claim. 3 Y O & lip, 5 Fur Repriovc Beg Pardon A ustraiette . I^eslie Blackfoot Carboucll lm palla Old Top ....... Muguet . • - ....................... M argiiriln Elnoritn .......... Glimmering .............Lou’ 8hank — --------.-.~Also eligible: , "" " Cortflucntie —-....... ^ YORK, Dec, 14.—OTi— Enoa ......... .................... WJUs J u t entered-upon the Second Race, $700 Claim ktstarfl mid-winter tennis , , '4 'Y O & Up, 6 1-2 Fur. J fn bf her career here in Lempb to regain th e 1national ft crown she ’yielded to Mrs; Vhixon ........... .......................... Mallory last season. to ta r ia n ...................................... ' ■wreVirhllrt -Queen of the The Colonel ’ ....................... Iq m '1 courts, following the Bell Song — )!axed by Tllden, took up her Florence Deen ....................... it yeaterday agglnkt ,. thn Grace D^O r...................- — Iphian in ran exhibition Third' Race $700 Claim. u tch on indoor\cpbrta 3 Y 0 4 Up, 1 M & 1-16 ted to a gallery of 200 th a tu h e has entirely re- Hopalong ..................- ........— igidlia bpcratJon fo r ap- F irst Call levith.'forced, bee opt of C a rth a g e ......................... Sir Galahad II --------............. $, la st summer, with Elmer Griffin, of Mias Lane ..... - ............. —She drovd.- ,wKh epeed M'ollncro i h t direction, with her Sakah ...... ........... - ...... ............ . I Fourth Race $700 Claim. pphuebee which w as , 8 Y O & Up, 6 Fur. her etyie when; eke Lena Wood ------------------- ---Silent Lillian Bdtch ..... — ......—•—*................. Dulcy Lou Louis Rubanateln ,o Fifth Race $700 Claim, w ith good th in g ? . FIGHT RESULTS (By Thp Associated Press) -YOUNGSTOWN, O. — Rosie Stoy, Lancaster, Pa., fought draw with Jim m y Mendo, Cleveland, 12. CULVER CITY, Calif.—Ad Crtdeins. Navy welterweight, scored a techincnl knockout, over Roberto Risdon, of Panama, 0. '&eirius ta u rels ifliintbnmt - h ......— roletid6 Sixth Race. Herbert $'.M>0, $4.00. DETROIT, Dec. 24.—(fl*)—Fan* here wish Commissioner I^uidis U» s a y whether he believes T y Cobb und Trie Speaker guilty. After an impromptu meeting of friends of Cobb last night, a tele­ gram was dispatched to the com-; missioncr by Joseph Benjamin, a merchant, criticising his failure to make known bis views. (PuBCiima) $2 40; S $4.00, $2.40 (Plllea) $2 20. Also ran. W arfare, and Isosceles. Seventh Race: Irish Pat, (Co­ ving) $10.40, $5.20, out; Liberty. National, (Healy) $2.80 .out; Barriskane, (PascumA) out Also rnn, Hopoiong, and Hero-trix. • * 101 100 113 FRANKIE FRISCH PLEASED 1 Woolwurtti ....... Clydelta ............. Deputy ................ - ........ (s) H arry S. Jobes Entry. (b) W. M. M aher Entry, Seventh Race $700 Claim For All Ages. 1 Milo Sweep Net .......................... *98 Phidias ......................... • *108 Hcrbertua .—....................... *104 Buttercup ................................. *98 Cup. CFToa________ *101 Winnipeg ............. 10C * Apprentice allowance claimed. NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—f/P>— Ambitious to becomo a m anager, Frcnkfe Frisch observes that “ S t / Louis looks - like a good spot.*’ President :Sam*Breadon faces the necessity of signing the formor agreem ent last year with the New York team called for an annul f salary of $18,600. Christmas All -Sizes 'Mfwrtted and Delivered' See OUr Uisplay.Ui front of ‘ Ford'Clfttogc Corner CowmercialSt., and Palmetto Avc, -M.-M.-Lord .. ^ 'ir ti* L lb F rty N a tlo n at............. Foreman •10 - 10 . i t - ( A P I - Perhaps Grange’s jtmse Miles 8- wi*----------- HO Quip ham - ....... ........ .. *10 postponement of 4 ’»^ ■. '-‘""'GIFT -? SUPREME Jewelry ! The -season's greetings and best wishes • -• i for Christmas and the coming year. 3 Y-6 A Up, 1 M A 70 Yds, iO S tsrbright ------------- ---------- * Klaxon .................. .. 4 Platihiun .'Diamond I o u r sincere C h riB tm n s a n d a N ow Y e a r all b rig h t Fifth Race, Myrtle Belle,( Smith) $7.80, $4.20, $6.40; Louis ltubcmsteln, (Healy) 63.20, $3.00; Teuse. (Pascuma) $71.00. Also ran, Buddie Brown. Fnl.sc Face, Grace D'Or, Mary Williams and Buttercup. FANS CALL ON LANDIS to e v e ry o n e a n d h e a r t y w is h e s f o r a v e ry M erry Fourtli Race Miss I^inc, (Pnsru m il $14.20, $6.20. $4.(H); Silk B<>x. ( Bnnks) $10.20. $5.40; Fmgni-d Zenl, (A rm strong) $6.40 Also ran. First Light, Miles S., Bell Song, and Crystal Ford LoHlgWod Rsice GaTd TotftQrtow “ ' U fT T P O T T Third Knee Topango, (Sr $7 40. $2.20, $2.60, Jingle. Crosson) $2.20, $7120; Oast (Arm strong) $4.20; Also rnn, Tulane, The Law Bee, and Wood Fawn. ; D eparture of Cobb from bai-eball Oder, a cloud a fter 22 years dur I f which he establishod more recrtls th a n any olher player has re*aled ths existence as long an a ear ago of a rupture between lobb a n d F rank Navin, presidont f th e Detroit,Tigers. . Oabh, it is now revealed, was latod• fo r romoval its m anager of bo T lre rs St the end,of the 1925 eason. Tho blow was checked, S e v e r , by t great civic testlmoilsl ^snquet tendered Cobb, JftxpVeMlons of-Condenc© in Cobb lm 'R jiekker; Continued to come tpm m k h y ‘Jiovrces. Among the M ast was a resolution jiasscd by fi?*Phi!s(ielohia Sports W riters’ — & Seminole Park Results At aw hile - there are rumblings iresage counter-chnrRC.-i from l»,.friende-in. Augusta, Gb.. HM 'iAinerlsan League offiwero “equally guilty” with *d in this “r ttte n buslnese" ■« “they'paid 120,000 to krop italic of the story from leaklit,” The reference is to the Reported-to hero been P«M rd fb r letters w ritted by Cobb Wood "which form dhc basis i-charges on which Cobb and . , ALABAMA SPECIAL NEAR ELI’ASO, Tex.. Deo. 24.—(/P)— The Crimson Tide gathered up the moleskins today, ready to brenk the steady westward march with First Rnre: The Plaii I another pause of several hours in I (Ryan) $46 20, $16.00, $7).60 El Paso A brief rest and a work-; Worthington. (Pnscuma) | out for the team wus the program $3.20 Harp Of The North. (I i after arrival at noon. $X.rtO. A fast scrimmage was the pruo Also ran. Froth, Funniftke tice order Departure in the eve ;„yt Messines, and Jim Dais; nine for Tucson. Arit.. the next --------Second Unco: Be Truem an.( Mar*Um) $8.00. $7).7)0,$ 2.80; Spuhtan(Mins, ((Jeving) $2.80, $2.20; The Colonel, (Banks) $4.40 Also fan, Put Hampson. I-og Fire, Happy Hobo, anil Aunt l.aura. ivd, tbe rccjplent of letters 5ttb^rid*7otf Wood, ‘once j id pitcher, continues nonialrregarding tho charge* f'.tb e 'n a m e s bf Cobb and i r with a' game, between Mid. and Detroit in 1910, he ssid w ar fixed for Detroit • Dill CnrriKan, the new y* tbe H«d Sox situadoa o! , . worw. . . It couldn't b, , >11 be just n situation. >7 it heavyweight ;R|ckard’s next ahow on New Jipective oppo- Year's eve night, marks the final daloney, of Bos- s ta g e .o f-a n elimination -feather­ weight, series, bringing together be conqueror of Red Chapman of Boston and Benny .a contract for Bass,.of-Philadelphia, in the main »rd i announced 10-round battle. T h t'y in n e r la to it-or- Berlenbach meet Honey Boy Finnegan of Bosto meet the hub top, with recognition as champion bach’s 'chances by; the .Now-York, State Athletic sme of his bout commission awaiting the ultimate e next month. survivor. • • lubsequent fight -Babe Herman, of California, will the winner of a fjght AI Winkler, of Philadelphia, :k Sharkey, and in-the semi-final division. . The Spanish A return welterweight battle beimaining f Eprb- tween Joe'D undee, of Baltimore, tournament, win, Bnd Eddie Roberts, of .Tacoma, has foe early next- been, tentatively fixed fCr J a n - 14. year. ** • ( Roberts aoored a (fuick >knockout Maloney’s decisive triumph in-their f ir s t clash Tecently on the orcr Pcrsiion .h as impressed the. Pacific coast. f'eigfjt Head Crimson Tide Men o Proves An Ready For Another Swordsman Stopover in Texas di '° ‘*id 'he- Pitt*bur|h PirS suldn t bo. beaten in •-•’tPRUGS , —' Quality — Service — Courtesy Magnolia at Second ; ti Phone �in i •* i n —!»•- In Flooded Section ly Local>- People *~ : > ’ , . ■ -*->£;• ‘v (Continued From Page One) r . t iole enjoying dinner at clans have been unable to ret it yef, according to Shrino officials..j w ater levels In member of. stream s to record-breaking heights. A r­ kansas had the highest known death toll of nny affected statu, with two. Thdj Vivers in Tennessee have s t* f1o*d«| than in'any other single state. It was believed. Reporta -from Kentucky- were th at much property damage was done, but th at no deaths had been reported. Relief iu alj four states was re­ ported# as progressing n<- well as could be expected. With (tbe exception of Virginia, the Carolines and Florida, every BouthcrnJ state was promised rain by the official foj coaster before to­ morrow night. i «i 11 Town# Without Trains NASHVILCE, Doc. 27r^0P)— Eleven towns Un th e LouUvills.to Memphis branch o f( thp Igtutsvlllo nfi<f-Nnshvijl<? rallroau wrfre^withobt tbain^ servlcu on account of floods. » Trains were being detoured from • Mnmatite over the Pond branch of the L. and N. to Pond, thence over the N. C. & St. L. via Dickson to Paris." The isolated towns are Palmyra, Carbandale, Snilors Rest, Cumberland City, Erin, TVnjiessee Ridge, Stewart, McKin­ non, 'Dnnvllle, Faxon and Dig Sandy,. W ater was reported to be MCMaHUHHBaaaBHiHBHBBHHMMaaaaMaii ?r. Mr Messrs Hyan* thrco f t f t t o w r W 'ttit& W i' track*.' ThV Cumberland river j jfiHp tc day were promised a fill hero today lacked’ only ad ' inchesj further fury by the w eather fore­ 61 reaching tho 1882 high flood cast, stage. VENi • Tobacco warehousemen nlong the Cumberland w ater front Satur- Cons day ^nd yesterday moved nearly mile 700 hogshead* of ■ tobacco. At least twenty families have been STARKE—New rond under con­ driven from their homes. struction, between Starke and Pittsburgh. y-,x By A sjeiM ed Prejs Rivers that reached out of their : ,x\i» o n lic it o f roiiL Ibanks and grasped valley dwellers CATiux Call tjie Willard Battery Men— We recharge and re­ pair all makes of batteries. t 1‘iiynta anfl V ln * fl f o r m s , r. If a l i v e a n a If dead, lo known h e i r s , d e v is e e s , lc« a Kratiteea nn<l to *11 p erson s In t e r e sts u n d e r the said n t* and V ln * rt. P o y n l s , hi" iwrased o r oth erw ise. |o II. J a c k s o n (aam etim ** s s \V. IU J a c k s o n ) Indlvldid a s r e c e i v e r Of th e F irst i flank Of O rlan d o, a b s n k loratlon O r g a n is e d u n d er th e th o roU**T m a t e s o f A m rrllv e a n d If d ea d , t o lit# unlitlrs, d evisees.' Isg a tee* . Cut Prices on Phone 461-J V A. renaud 620 w . First 81. - PRONE 548 We are buying our tires a t Neurly all hens will soon be on the job '‘shelling” out the eggs. Feed*" SH INE” Buttermilk E gg Mash ami get y o u r hens Started NOW, ahead of the Thate where your profit is. "Your m oney back if you are .not satisfied.” 207 W. First Street They sure smash the p r i c e s and they give us a full guaranteed tire a t the lowest possible price. Several d is tin c tiv e a tu c c o Iioiihch o f S p a n is h a r c h i­ tecture, embodying e v e ry c o n v e n ie n c e in c lu d in g gas, water, heaters and b u ilt-in f e a tu r e s , iuv re a d y fo r im ­ mediate occupancy. Jno. W. Sneed Myrtle Ave.» & 4th St MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONEl Cni!' •K' i •- < ‘ *• i fhesi) homes are splendidly locnled in the midst of Sanford's Residential Masterpiece, where thoughtful restrictions guarantee an ntmnsphere of neighhorline.us and contentment. San Lnnta combines borne nl m isrilien* w ith c n n s tn n tly enhancing values. * Opera Notes GAS 18CTS R A Y BR O S nta Homes $ 1 8 ,0 0 0 YES, I NEED SOME MONEY Lanta Investment Company itinued from Page 6) itooda over his m isfortunes ballenged to a duel,by, Sir i domes,f who appears, the castle are 't W tpnd enl r fr/Ufc when; e a rlrg the feai ewa th a t PORTAB t> Jl. flordon nml Ilf*. 'A. It. rfor- 1113 Sanford A ve. •.A Real Opportunity tree on whlefc dnnetd near) gingerbread boy*, w a* r e «f "the afternoon. Roeli wore plven by several of pa add girls, and a C h e a t­ ing so n g by Dorothy Sm ith. 80 children were present. t»g to - the library being on New Y ear's day. there e no story hour held this U r. I rtereased or o t h e r w is e , Frank R. MacNioII BLUE B O N N E T i will make sacrifice sale on some of the finest business and w arehouse proportv in Sanford. I o ffer 5 lota, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block 1, su b -tier (>. 250 feet frontage on M yrtle Ave. 117 feet deep, located on th ree streets, track facilities can be had at hack door, or clear across back end of nil five lots. d a«me'*‘ before .n w s m u t* .«. :=-. cornea to dnry » ’k t f i i l ^ , 'j » r o t he vs in;-'to H enry,fllled with England, never ■n. A train of^m oum cr# from the cniUo reveal n. f her IbV^fdr'Tiim, her gen* has'^as^ed. As the dawn nndc rdrawlrlK a dagger f b e lv tie stahs himself,* h* Ms hands tb Heaven, where ms thb-aplrit of Me beloved ' < ( Owner ‘ Cleaned and Pr Just Like Ne nd Mre. .Eljjah Adam* of Qa.>‘a re spending the hol>re a s the guests of Mr. . A. 9. Williams. " Charlotte ktrykor returned ndo Monday morning a fte r g the week end hero n» tho CkMi** Olive Newman. Florida Reductions Alld his Week On School Child ren’s G arm ents We ate specializing- this week in refreshing childrens garments and getting Sanferd’s school children ready for the long trip down tho winter school road with properly dry cleaned (germ free) clothes. We are making this offer in order that hundreds of Sanford children will return to school next week in clean‘garments. Anxious mothers make it a point to use ev­ ery safeguard for child health during the long winter school days. Do you? IIIU Result* SMALL Cost A ,'1-line a d ru n 3 lim e* crisis only touglii and cold* lead to tye. You can atop them Ifeomulilon, an emulsified t U pleasant to lake, Creo» A new medical discovery Id action: it soothe* and famed membrane* and In. accomplish wonders at a cost undreamed of it you use Herald C lassified Ads. In any emerg* ency h Classified .will be your friend in need U»e them for ju st odd Occasions'- or conduct i large selling campaign through th e Classified Columns— results in either instance will satisfy. Herald Classified authorities aa t itcaliqg agencies for and cold* and other ooblw. CrecBmUion ton to creosote, other rhldt soothe and h«U THE HERALD In Your H om e i, of respire,: ilM - rl > : ^ SANFORD’S Classified Ad *, r7 Vi -T7 _ ' • ' • . and extracts the soiled sc be made. Colors,xebtoed ' . ♦ , //> /* # ■ i h n Paper i Pack a Knock-out .Punch! Nothing succeeds like success and reason no otljer medium In Seminoi g e t vour message across at a mi; pense,.like Herald Classified Ads.' Your ad will be correctly, classified instant connection with a pittty .w �—q'r 111 ONDA% iI)Ei T*n r v v r t r ifc- 'ft ilf l/'r > - v n l !j . r V tftj& r i f4 * !' ^M 0 Confidence Introducing Daniel Cupid Ksq& WiiideHaie) Come On, You Coffee Drinkers tr*. • Urjdfo lightning, Mr. D. Cupid ofkn strikes more than onre in the Uio Mflyrov.’tr. family, of'Philadelphia, love's lego-ais contain pit n ; mvr.ito in m arriage on as many successive Sundays, arc rcint-d ' olid Sarah .NtW !-Charlet M ayrayita.and Uuse f :iu lu a n ; litnjuiuin ! to perform .th(^ceremonies; Pauline MayroviU and Maurice Rich ;u . Father 3. 8. RicjmJ, noted weather expert of Santa Clara University, Calif., was so confident of his pre­ diction that it wouldn't ruin Nny. 27, the day of a hi# Santa flo ra football frame, llrnt be . wore hU pannnm hat to the gridiron event. Me won—it didn’t. Lc'n ever r(i .rd; as many times in a sing]a,;.pot a*, m cf these principals of five matches, which rue to . dI (heir fiancees are lleft t , r ig h tl,.Txiutit*M/urovIt-, iernhcla; Rabbi Winokur, the Mnyrevitza* uilcn , who j.i Rich and Martin Hopkins. Bribes? Another Queen Marie Goes Home Those Cadets! Incog! No More Daughter Of Former War ChiefTi */ • i ?n*r| H«s a royhi heart been added to Cupid’s long West Point casualty list? They nay that when Princess Hrnua sailrd for Rumania her thoughts wyrp less on Uuchureat (him tin t h e a r r e t e d ' nradeTtrr buildings which frown down upon the Ifudsnn River, It's there that , he met William J. Glasgow, of Washington, honor man of hp* dims, who 1* her# axclnaftely pic­ tured in foiiclng togs. Because nf "petiic^nt pmttihg" i'f'Htfjohnr itlncBs of K.n gFcrdiimnd and the anticipated Cjucon Marie of Jugoslavia, daughter cTiQutcf been sent back home frdtn Bucharest, the cei visiting liei mother. This shows tin JugosI non, Vfincc Pirn re. A Fata,! Note Mayor W. H Steven w urk,0 bin, inis heefi into r h a 'p e n . r *olicilHg 'a 1 bis p re tty attenogfaph. M arkfrel V i'nrvere, i- t uml r <:.U0 I ail in con u , n Hu' ejat.il clipl'gsft. of No t i on ami Ml»s liberty i ..nil hmWcTr tvhs’ release 1 • n bond aft< he boil icmli ft .ite m 'lit, pplife 'r id . Tbt mayor w as charged with c jr r y in g a pistol, also. Ifcit 'd the Amtcioau guru in which PHhcd Hqkar, the fe-.iv.e’' Maharajah nf 1jndure. It din. >* touting.the U. S. lie was pin tograidled ut ItelMoul", Calif, 'the Mi'.i 1'iirnjnh was i|op.i-,»,| by I.n/Innd .ift*r 'be r.modal llmi tuny j,. , ,| ob.mt MumUiz Begum, nnut ,| ||,c l ;i tour was of the l , ,,.,u , ■. • ly at ('rat, the r* pe'eiitab the traveling under name "T. Rajc. * Garibaldi Back /4tiu*rC.r Anielita Hcips Hero Is Colonel Fred Ruppcrt, who has been auctioning off prise cat­ tle for 2 .years, and is acclaimed ns the beat lit the country. lie ’ll, do his stuff for blooded steers at tho Cleveland (Ot^o)- livestock This^ note,from Krdntan Olson, her sweetheart, lured (darn her death In Wisconsin, nulhoi itios of th a t state believe, found In her clothing when her body was dug from woodlnnd grave near htfr home. Erdtnon Olson is sought dor.sharjrt^. ’ 1.• , .. ttJai - , ; Back To Defend Aimee aliow^ T. R. Testifies Gcnorotr ’ ''Dfiis^lpl' . ( P e p p i n g .Gpribaldi, returning t |N d w kork ftf-1-if Ame:itx h vOt.-sA1 pai } M tn Paris' (or h»s kllogyd nh, n> rlfcatloh iaitn A? Mias Betty lluker v( picvda^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ oM orm ir .Secretary ot Wi , , Newton U. Baker opd Mm. Bakep. is going to be a December brhj . Right after Chrlatnwa she’ll marry John Philip McGcan. Lea Angal insurance man. ' �/a. r*. * -- - ■^*■* -A gledge.For.ganford , AS Bftsbane Sees/lt O ne o f thfcgood resolutions to include w ith th e jia t you e shaping up for the new year could very well be someting like th is: "I will do somothin.tr for Sanford in 1027. *con«l C i » u •Matter. . il*.V sl th * Postnfflc* .11 add som ething to- my city's general welfare." Klorlda. under Act of ■. We Uao that term “general welfare" advisedly. Most of us inadvertently do something for the betterment of Sanford every day, in all sorts of ways. When we improve the npj pearnncc*of our homes, we help Sanford. When we spend our money in Sanford stores, we help Sanford. When we contribute sonfething in the way of happiness to even our imm ediate circle of friends, we add something to the hap­ pin ess pf Sanford as u whole. .),r But our idea for the New Year’s resolution has io do with some specific determination to perforin an outstand­ in g public- service for Sanford. You may be skilled in the growing of flowers. Your service, then, m ight be th e organ­ A T ftu m u s s ization of flower-planting clubs whost* work would be the f u sxetusth n 'U s* for r s ' ft'i'.j'.r.-n fffin a X we. stiirT W i# in fv day, »neighbor* him 3 .■ * • S.x More Day*. }«m*. etc. The U ltim atum Stage. Pink Velvet P uppim . The Mikado Laugh*. BY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E in Tor<^y « n d ^ L v- u 7**? of sman^ l doctored h|m are o Morfc Money Coming To Florida |0M of It* . a t or h o a lk v ftro l.n k r M o n m * . it ,-vat)ipt j; n e w i n d u s t r i e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e cminty Outside capital w a n t s a gyod place t get *I "W ’. l i n g M to .’a can” spend tho re st of thin Sanford. 11 aking resolutions, and use JUSTICE w ithout strength, or strength without justice elc for breaking them. * o — fearful m isfortunes !—Joubert. th a t a few people don’t | ' that;C hristm aa Is Over, judg* IF YOU W O U L D be good, first believe th at you are which they c«nbad.—E p icte tu s. — j to show. 11 gM' |--------- O-------Smith has accepted the A G O O D ( 'ONS( l KN( *K is a continual Christina' Utmeflt ax se n a to r fron? Till fill the unexpired term <>f i Franklin. ti kte iW illiam It. McKinley, for the fireworks in Wush-j N O W lf'K F D N K S S pru eccd s mi a n v g r o u n d s o f r e a s o n ■r » • I — Livy. resolution for the now are an nddiet.to nmk. things each; year, would '.boost—and H 1 work.” sting with honest ‘.cflou'll get somewhere in | sdn. f /.TSt, r SO R R O W S rem etnlicrcti sw eeten present j o y s . - A NEW DAY IS HERE DAYTONA BEA CH N E W S Ovor the dusk of the m alinger of Sim I.Q.tf, Fu.rt Myers' ay newspaper, made. Its onji of D a y to n a Hem h's leading he-K;Pnlni n!,«1bti5nr«N S concern*, there h angs a / Moncny. " The “ ond little f r a m e in w hich is th e foilovvPa firs* ctiitlnh wdk a largo Bpgearancft "wna greeted by j u g legend: fpj|citl\tlohs from tnipiy lent ^people inf-Jiho slnte .and i t < ify . Cnplafn lAin J h e l He ; is, flyynor nml publisher vf F-.k- '.*% • *. pV^ar In .Sanford’* lili»m nave pa.NSi.si. A marked with progress J,which typifies solidity, ‘ troubleii which have iln munici|ihiR!cs lie ahuth have not [«ir shadovra upon llan. wn# no li'jom, tacnj bhlcs to burnt. Evcryitinned to "saw wood ” . will *cr oven grout vwV ’ _o~_------ , ' u JFU L M OM EN T^ o pa»n rw ^ calL offspring kiddie, iklchlcago Tribune. i*37 • ■;, - ■ no so It fiigrhty t■ .J j k K ," , , — Timea-iynion., 6 ® ' V i •*> ‘-V O "H e lp us to n n n l the rugged Toifiiircjneuts w i t h riieeiful faces. Give uu the patience to serve fa ith fu lly and well; and nt night loan to us rmiiiid »ntl u n d istu rb e d sleep, tliut wo m a y serve heftier to m o r ­ row." It read*, like a prayer. A nd'it D. But it is not n prny.cr to 06d Jllorto; It strikes the eye of the vis­ itor to thnt office and brings to his attention the. thought back of th a t prayer. It touches a new note In his living. It gives him n new slant on the mnnuger of th at com? piitiy and the method* which ho cm* ploys in his business. It puts tho visitor into a mood to trannnrt his businftss tjuickly, genurouaiy and faf rty. 1 I t also Is n constant reminder 16 the m anager that ho nits there not so much to lx) served as to kerve. It la n business text for tho com­ pany and its customers, for the employers and the employees. Ft la. In short, the platform upon v/hlrh^thot "firm undertakes to do bUr-ilMM* * y..C» .J.. 60 It 4a ,» w «4.-prayer fiwi-n ••dod platform , tor. Service Is'thft keynota of modem bqslneas. "Jle profits moat, wbo servos bast,” wrdtc Paul P. Hftrris some yearf- me I ’oil o k tl It V• ‘ t "„| *t’ I I••11.*»* k’•' * - «.I•I• m COMPLETE LINE ny DRUGS CIGARS — CANIN DRINKS—DRU( ,Yo nwill receive courtcftan vico at our founUia. McReynoldsDr Sanford & G««t» In Ederwood A \>\ ft Curb Service—Th* RiaJ, Serve*' Have You Some iMoney ! Brick building, liar and grocery and dry^ stock, also drugs,! When a man goes around town bargain. boasting of the hnril and officiont1 J work he does you will find in nine . ah.** out of ten that about 97 per, cent of it is entirely conversation- ‘ ul Now O rle a n s Staten. mg its rciiith In Eughm.l under th. S t u n r t s , ami e rn -l'in g nt la -t in 1tb.. hiiis filling nf thii c/iir .mil tie I overt timing nf the kill-.! ! In Jiifiau th e rntin in r still is a ■*a c re d ixr-un. ami the la n d in g dentil " f Ynshibito "cast a pall of Inquire at Poptoj Money To Lofcj) On Desirable Husia a n d Residental Prop SANFORD FROM I’1 SERVICE! La u n d r y Sanford 819 W. 3rd SL lioan j . D. Al'crnathy. Ml ilk Phone 175 First Nut tonal Hank Waste Not Wilful waste makes woeful want” is as true as ever. Hv wast­ ing: not and by saving, pass be­ yond the danger of woeful want We offer you a place for your savings both safe and profitable. 1 Per Cent Interest Paid On Sav­ ings Accounts "vet Inpan, biisim - |,riu' iy w a- suspended, a whole stood -till, alm ost breathle df'O r e p o rte rs tnobilir.ed to 'i the first words announcing the "g o d " had breathed lit. h ,m •ut own g re a t mim ' irrv our mitmmil . I,, nl - iii I e xtrem es, grow It'd III , r hv stern al, but nl lb re 1 tlic Atiierlean con f I . 'I .!-»• um.'il ,|iv imtv and i i npuhlt :on tha t anv mun ir fh.m a n o th e r when it comc1 •• fundi,in,-ntiib- nf Iif,. a in th e p a rts ,.f the world • "till rem ain tin n|,| f,.tjR|, f god-des, ended king, of n “ imibeyond th a t of common folk j inborn penchant of human* 1 1 diiti a hero, i» hang-over • tc r d n v ’s 7,00(1 years. ' •I h> it will be dis.firded: 'din.'-- nf time dem ocracy t ■mph niul kings will lie n I v 1entoty in the ra c e ’s rec- Jjeminolii (jfminlij ]§ai S a n f o r d ,F la . S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E t PROGRESS cm ■i- I ’i THE POLAR LEHION A T L A N T A .fin | ( N\ | A s ch a rte r metnlien- of the l’o- C' j lar Legion, which they have, ro- ! it j re n tly organir.,-,1. CapUiin Anv.ind-' i sen. Com m ander Byrd a n d I.im iiln i pi E llsw orth enjoy m em bership in a | m c ic ty whose ro ste r is most ox- In * ihr lir» t u t th e gengraph•’ "iMh I’ole.’* . , ■'•* tiiiyn th e ndventurou* .•« "*—D ecem ber I(i imd 17. i n n n n ineil th e r e ; and a m onth! t th e intrepiti Scott a rrive d elusive. They nr« the only livingiwi hi* four rompnnimis, to find, l«*rsons who cun i|uulify f,,r mcm-ilrn ■*• wrote in hi* journal, tluv! bcrahlp, for they alone huvt* n t-lN weginns Imve forestalled qs." tttinofBUio Furthest North. If was Afift noting the ultituilo of 9^00 fitting that they should have in­ le* t 11«» nuttic another c*Jitry. “ Now scribed on tho Legion's honor roll u»r hi* run home, mu) a d e sp e ra te the names of Admiral Robert K. strucirle | w onder if we can I'eary nnd.t’nptnlh Robert F.fScott, do i f who reflectively gAlneri the N orth R..I. ■rt F. Peary’s Hchievement and South Pol^a^j oi iru North Polo murkc-d the cli- , , Having raqx o t lur. own strugclc of ,23 Amund ii tf enjoya h diivlJ je * : ami "the cap nnd climax," Shared by! his fellow lo but thi nf forever bf S ’' ' f u s i o n of H ffin d ’Jxtind” hirf.’ c y "nor hi I*oole, thotigh the. enturpriso In- s a » volvea many hatanin not uncoun­ tered on this trip to tho North. Amundsen himself, has written of the South Pole, and his picture is •far from encouraging to aviator*. He planted the Norwegian flag a t the nethor polo, having determined, on arrival, th at “th* act of plantIng It, th t historic event, should bo ecually divided among us all, "*» not- for ons man to do thii WM f o r a|i who staked their U In tho ..struggle txnd^held Ujget Z '1 ond you can bet wc pieasea U 3.m ost is thi Poultry Chows aoto ! Thoso cu8tohicn now custom ers’! Wo can help you get t eeU you Purina Pouht cards freo to ,check uj your own figures you positlvo evidence that getting your j f/ien sgam i u o hy feeding i,a “ • • h a tt the nlrplane wouldy re.voiuti .I**, polar exploration, and P°" ••( out thut only a fow hours wou,, be requited to fly from Cai>c Columbia to the tin top of t h e 1 l Ryrd, th e sfito.‘t'i ta m&ke the. voyage in an u school boy when Pci add wroto of aerial rou to the A n «h »' tty. Ijadog >f alr»y bs » will *ns tho A ! v j g sir-'-va gi Read More ^ ■v m i 0 ONF-DAY SERVICE I V'k ! I A M> 1* "lie Inn u ill \ ineil, a f gen I ■rii 11 oils nf people who founded n I•<I ( (, huilt a nntinn on the idea th a t all ,,, men arc c re a te d tree and e(|Un! L . ron.sent of th e gov. rne.l and that | tha t govcrnni.'lit depends on the j . | ,l<> m an ran he divinely conimi**- |( suilie.l to ru le hi- fclbiws, in Vniericn or anyw he re else to mu -Ii mi occidental d e t e s t it i in- t remeit ■leu- a gitation m l.ipuii over tlie •‘vm g iif u ruler ( , "h r-lniid ii v T in div me r i t ,*f k mgr- e 'lead thing in tie u r . t . iii world and tlie idea th a t i rub-j is *|« s.e n d e d 1rum tin g' d , grew in A ny reasonable oil considered ) Lake Mary, KU. I Ni; I here he Wnul'l Nee nn army •>( ' ing- the hardest H*ln v- « irrier *ubiittlechlp « cucling ?50.t«l».IHH» 'cldef „f the ,|„ .,. gra.hinlly the | apiece nr mure, the ( nlnrudo, j king-idea grew until Die title ot Maryland. West Virginia. Temios- hendmah l.eeaine hereditary, reach lilt IOrnO*«*-•*into ini/s the IIia community’s every one ,.f UimuV / oolish battlebitternesr,*: business life. So tho weapon of. ships in a fpWnt»o|». And II thtro"^vcFc talk b.f w ar the average has no place in his tomorrow, next day would find our lifa He strives to be construc­ tive force. Ho must b© t>'"d6er os b rillia n t, majtpgww .d jrkk Warriora Ing ships, well ns a thinker. A more desire camouflaging tho flghlln to servo gets him nowhere: . Ho ac‘- }*>klnH for ^ .p a l^ .^ lp c o ^ o i hide ttinlly must s e r v e . Came(fie, thc,n* Schwab, Edison, Wnnnmnker, Fold IN THE BIG w ar Britain and —all their names suggest action. The demand of business 1^ to keep Germany kept their battleships ahead; to do something worth hidden away in harbdr», front s ta rt whilt) and do It first and profitably. to finish, except fo r one little For after all this is only* another fight when romq ships went out, Torm of service—giving the public shot a t each other, turned tail and something better and a t » smaller went home fe« fast as they could. Had th e airplane been perfected price if possible. . < Business men of Daytona Beach then they would nPvcr hnvo got seeing the lig h t of the now home. UNLESS SAVED BY th* mercy, of God, ahd tha hick o f foqjs and m tlo n to have its bombing and its bo*t- i i ik II TI I \ r Y O lA 'i; mull I- , mi t ' 'ii--. it vinulil interest him t |i„.k ,u rnh- the fhicifn to the luirlmr of I."- Aug* le-. tin* »oulhvye*ti'rii d"..r In < •illfurnui iiml tie I 'u lte d S ta te s If miit the Mivuge , ,c inrn "f elect C alifornia, Idaho, New M'*x Mississippi, O klahom a, Neva A riznim. j s u budge nf biiiylnchh MMVlii* I hi — Itirs .-till are the insignia <d bti-i \ i - R 1 1 M P R E $ B I\ b. and lir.i ncx* mu'ceNh. They a r e g arnered in greutef-t mimlMU'j. Iiy thn*o wh*> niutie are those b attleship* a n d the young Mikado would la u g h give tile puhlic the iiVHt service. he artily if hg could see them "( ivpat eiuptor," t h r nrm • tmn* He knows, what o u r foolish gov­ sliigim nf the tra d e world, hat. |ie- ernm ent tloeH not know, that ., hut cotiii -ii iib-iilete th a t lililll*'n» nl tie-hip, today, is no m ore valuiddt nn "i ,|n imt even know what It I in w a r tluiii the fierce imisk* th a t niemiH K veryw tn'iu husiness men j .. Mikailo's w a r iio m once put liiivi i nine to the u n d e rsta n d in g over th e ir faces i" frig h te n cn tiial fair play mean*, b e tte r bu.M elides. tie-.- a* inure nml mure th e y are living lip to till*, text. EV E RY O N E OK those b a ttle ' l i e m an who aits behind the ships needs protection from utrm an:,ger’s desk in th is D aytona dunes, ns n-hen needs protection Beach office has these th in g s con­ rmn imwks. sta n tly lieforo him. He know.* thut The Mikado has the airplanes, between mtm, ns betw een classes we hnven’t. of m.*n, a n g e r works m a d n e ss in lie could send across tho Pncific t h r hrnin and puls poison on the on Ids plnnc-aurying ship* enough tongue. He ^.knows (hnt doubledealing and lastly v e n g e a n c e b ring flying machines in d bombs to sink D ian io i[ •Ctl nj I«*i j HI If d. I V K I o N A H I k. indi. - n I'm have fur their lutunl toy tunk v.-l vet puppies, very fnt. with lirigiit red tongues sticking out of th e ir ninilt (in. Rich Americun girl ncipiire sini ilnr toys in the wny of foreign Im.-t'iindEvciituall.v the f ireign hu-liiiud, like the pink velvet pup I*n, goes into liie nxh can ' P '^ i n u m jdl If, •‘ill AH _ *7’ *rhnoi * , in1 • More fn rm s nnd more faritiera for Florida, a vast mr.,1 i.inn far i*i-rr.i»r4 | t r ( ,nftp j„ (j,#l aninunt of money lor Florida ngricult tin deUNDE WE W E R E small —3£— :----- --- ——— [velopm onf. m ore attention to the development of the s t a t e s “ VERSE FOR TODAY |n a tu r a l resources-- t hat is one of the outstanding predict ions t,tu,r fighting E ngland, and were LORI) BE E X A l.T E D , , r n glad t . have l-rum-e sym pathize ^ iRveth; and bte-M-d b a lfnr I h f Plwitlu of !!>.», and the sears to follow. lll. „ , l(| ,.f an ul. I In* i i - t |U n h h|M*i uliitors H linst* ul«<i '>f doilitf IMISI- tirmtum. «»ni*,niiK u* tn subm it exulted be (hi G«d I o f • my v u lv a l noi " •> ihi*y witp. - 1 ij'.'.sa in Florida was to b u y land cheap, i.ull il dear niul skip t- ihim*IM i'it if I ... mi -a * . — _ . u l — r ... .. i. i...... • : ’Pi l e p e o l'h«'t» i r ^ nor.- juslii'e . ri our will riot re tu rn to this state for a long, long lime -J.,,wiil pnttsc t,uf’lplc h e re h ave their eyes wide open and. thanks to 1 1»ii-. w id ' T erd' M’ig N ic a ra g u a V lil»-ral p a r ly w ui< i n u l . tint !•• ,iii n n wH r i i t t i i * j f u v r r n .wy .w M f heart. vision. lht*y art* zoning that all the w r ai th th a t was to cui n 1111*111 than H won Ul have I... .. fur j UHONNET so ciuty iH rig h t a t th e ir hand in the soil of tin f a r m s ami tin i iaiu i* tn ilci nil* agaiiml a s , ill i:?« || AUTO ACCIDENTS too much with us j mines. F ran k P a rk e r Stockbridge. aiMlmr of 1-1*>i ul.t hi tin lato mid Boon, OKI.A.\ H > R E P O R T E R STAR W i. \ I;E l i l t i mill i ii ii »mw, I • and spending, wo lay wasto M aking," is a u th o rity for the prediction that m<*ii tilll -liic >i!ihlii-i| \iitti tlnan- n •• tin y lire | j.omr'-ptwcwj , m an hue been mmle lying pmstrnti* in the |diirc. he him i In- ln>‘ Ii Inr I 'ill t . linn* rule by nrganixeil j wo *co in Nuturo that is capital will be invested in Florida in 1U27 t h a n in •Haiti *>f i ur**h—- mill liet-n throw n lu the living mite, n ii "in •. tb-1it uli <1 I *i 'b' "'mul w ill not two yearn together. He says. too. tha t this mnn< * . our«; l> II IMl! It III* Hull ei| be 1r m k 1111111*". wlii/iMig iilnng mi.l have given our hearts away, n be put into new playgrounds and resorts, but in th -mil, ill •lie tl.Mt .li-fiirmii (i'll m in t In* ' I tn |in .h ib iu \e fur ii mull i 'ins over tin- I-»dy if the full." 1II . Ill I II’ "II "f I H-11-}>1■11•l.-lli e fi»ordld boon I I ni-ii tf|.. tr u i k driNi-r dot i ag ricu ltu ral and mineral products, "wi th tin \ u*w to making \ nl 1 *' 1 Mill V lie «|l*lti - ire t hat I*t Wntuali t'l um lerlake t" walk nil ii in 'in m.itt *-1 hnw can nut *tll|' ' a "lel'IO i'H iMimev tjilkitiy- tin- h iifli'.ia> I sea that bnres her bosom to Florida a producing and self-supporting s t a t e " I Inn - I he y nia , he Hie n- ate Mmofi 'tly -oiii*' htfy< r* i penalty 1 1, i .fc.li h • rt ii)»-1.t t • I- t hut Mr. Stockbridge is strongly ag ai n st Florida*-* p u t t i n g Mill \ iltlll Is VIIi' s.-4'rn tn ri*fc-j|[il Will llliNe tn )m' visited up,if) I lie-*tho moon, b i n ' l l . I ii w hut r u l i i . t In* iii, tlail 1 ndk'thot will be howling at much value upon th e tourist trude. He th i n k s tha t it is tin* pi i|ej,t i urn a . u triiKpueuei nit truck driver* who sreiii to have no I. gii'iiK riler* I" \ icat ;i»raa all hours the '.IriS'l- th a t there i- tin safely I * .'a r d for tin* rig h t, of otiie:* ran k ly foolish for a n y com mu nit y to so pla te t h e t o u n - t 1.nt ii , i III ii • hull 'll if t f r ■ ■s l aW"-’ up-gathered now like business above everything else it neglects to m ak e use of tin Hi .I'M- they have a h'Uiv ■, vehti'le i >! K o \ K IS I I K E S I It,.,, •leeping flowers, 1 here is 11.1 us,• pueev fnnt my • 111 V siiould be held to n g re a t de |.eiKbii..rI ii-.nI i « lie 1‘jimmm i mini. I opportunities it has for o th er revenue. He believes m tin* r ^hi», f o r avery thing, we are H eavier |u*n g ree of lailtlon lll-leiid of tieing We "iiirbl tn prntei-1 that mid a hi- it iln el turn ion good business of a ttra c tin g new citizens ra th e r th a n tin* altie-s must | m- iitipoeeii iipiui thoee I'lTmltlerl a gre n te i degree of reck o ut of tune; enuugh tn iln it. i WH* h i - fc'llllti nf rei k li'is i|t IN1tifc! lc-Hne*x tra n sien ts. Hi# would have Florida a ttract men who desire an*Wer n hOimjjii p is time ihm sm ie ty refrain fr in ineil , moves us not—Great God; I ’d to in v est th e ir cupitnl in industries that will m ak e use oi illmif Illth mir lieljfhbur- III ! he I I hut til! Hilly Way sum,. Mil'll n c g a n u e 1n r self pi otei t Inti Iltlll A'llH'll I nil Im' t'llllfhl tile b - Hgmnst the ihoughtliM, and ni rather bo . Mill I be ril lle-t mi! I••*» 1*1 1he j enn f II isn't n suckled in a creed out - Florida's n a tu ra l resources • i"ii> iii i\, i ivurlil Im king brain*, unit abilitv Sanford is in |>osition, too. to t a k e ad\ i r e of d i a l s o r t liiie tiily the itriier of a tfiavt-i I lie tiu ii. d m e r that wa*. fined fw o m ti pri'tiv l it-elf m ill an ui!ei|iinte k buiti|iei| Into an uutn ami > i «.'■•»» will |'t" lm h |v find a nvuv of it J , standing on this pleas- S anford con bid for t h e kind of t o u r i s t who ha s mon ey to fightlnif air fleet, n i t h nttv iivimn j trin ,,,,, . ,!, tn* . driver , .. uutn that , . . | IIUUli,* nf the imyirit; h u fine without Miffering t lea, invest in su b sta n tia l e n t e r p r i s e s , a n d t h e n c a n g<> ab o ut tin* and, n»vv department, neither '« ej,,” d|^d driver of the irm I .•lev great im iinvrniem-*' Kill wh.it tusk of show ing that tourist the advantages of not only plan- whuh i- ui»le tn carry out a Mtn|»ie:r(ih i^.'nv f m n i tht* nt" «*va* ' nf ' I"ill ot the Inm i'y that u . k d e p r n n l of glimpsoss tha t would make tiuntirf nlly HVrtckvht ing his monoy in Seminole county l»ut of casting lus lot m 1. viiu: iiXperuneMt war j»/t ••rv^utdn .*r - 1 t he hr,-ml w inner by r.'iunili of hif. me less forlum, - In.nb! t "t tell • ' bei litltinti ill1M and *r •«•#I Hr wjis f*. n I la te lf .- s rot ’ Already that family S an fo rd w h ere the beginning < > t a big city m ap p aren t to an> ht of Protous rising from ! i run their gnveintiient* irtiHly niul f m n l I.'hm* H im , . II I i- an "hjci t of i harity. T h rough one w ho will s tu d y tho conditions here. Hud Hon# tUl ii^ • oultl to r hr th,- kmdne-* of the Kiwani* ciuli henr..,old Triton blow his Provide reasonable p le a s u r es and comforts*, for visitors, MCAHAlil'A'S RE.BERT might IcKHuri on thi mind nf thut driver a little < in iHtnifta cheer will bo r the cordial welcome and courteous at-(buy a dozen good bombjpg nia Out thq lesser Kevin* to h a w been tended to the family. Htlt the h u s­ give th e m e c n tiriilr lout rm the puhlic ■ ■ J ______ n __H____ _ band and f a th e r is gone mu! y e a rs tcntioil that Tiny of- UH would want if we were in a strange | chines, fly ti. Washington and iii A man Is ru • (Ihnnii 111 tile - tle i * • I * i ru g c le a re abend of t hitt w o­ rticrtt*N. _ stmnft even if to w n ‘looking for It p lied to have a pleasant vacation. Then •"-r udmi„lstrmmMfc..„gn*r bile In ' r* , .• Iai my and navy depart nteiiln «•ut *,1 iir tin- Imiri-t ,-nil'll. m an and b. i lit! le children today*, is A blue Monday. ao H .let' “1927 show V. the result* by the lag increase ot money in „f v, ir„* T),.it Y !bi. •' o-------t fi fnr f••r n •tiltil tI be hr imnli |l"M h gr nith th e ggrowth r o w t h of Sanford's S a n f o r d ' s population, po pulation, and a n d the th wmilih ajtstrenuous holiday, these Sanford banks, the lege b^ys and girls will ity re st a t arh(K)l. d iH JiJ w ith little N ic a r a g u a ’s u tto m n t to establish a l«*tter. more liberal governm ent. Uncle Sam tells the mi called "rebels” of N’icnragtia wluit thi-v must do including the Iev ill iMiUnn -.f P u e rto f'nbczua. nf elljr, ticnul lllr*- » THE FO R PE O P L E T H A T a m o u n t to a n y th in g ,especially the y oung, tho dny a f te r C hristm as means a n o t h ­ e r y e a r almost gone. Six more days n r e left- of thia your, then comes 1927. • Much can be done in i t da ys. The world was Created in th a t time and everything in It, according to Genesis. You c a n ’t he pc to c r e a te a world with sun, moon, flturr., f is h ­ es, elephants, microbes, and a hu­ man race, in w hat is left o f thl# j year. But you tun s t a r t so m e th in g , If only the habit of thinking s e r io u s ­ ly about the flight of time— the t e a r s go by like th e words o f one of these moving light signs in big ’ Or you may be a good story-teller. If so you might es­ tablish story-telling hours among children who do not have the pleasure o f such occasions. ik , '. THb Herald could publish a long list of possible ways to ui‘tieB h<dp Sanford th at would not require a Inrge outlay o f money. A BO U T N I N E -T E N T H S o f all Itr'is citizen service that does the most for a town, service r... FliAWOnM young men and women will say 3 r J e « l t M I ' « (re e l contributed in sincere desire to make Sanford more beauti­ “ No use trying to do nny th in g bo«rr re n te to Jarkaon- ful. more prosperous, more happy. [ tw een now and New Year’s d a y .” «?V: They make up the big eiisn t h a t In the quiet hour in which you draft your New Year’s *“ »*. e l a t . Jofcna-Inwill not dc a n y th in g be. -an now fftfemil. resolutions, then, get away from your personal affairs and _ ie t,w » ll» e « r . and funeral day. your selfish interests until you have mapped out for your­ ft p e e l. Ir a n i* C •v ‘ 7- ' reart*, • self some creditable line of public service that you know you « - » aft boll<lInc T H E BIG United S ta te s r e a c h e s «■*. hotel*. n»*rt-. ian,-uiul will do. Give Rome thought to Sanford. the ultim atum stage in its dealings after* puhlisliod -h erein. All o f rcp u lille e tlo n o f M»«cl*l h e r e in a re n lsu reexrved. «n 7 } J ? U' s ’* *T~• ' * A 4- . 1v ** of that. fhoarofc< �TELEPH O N E 148 MISS OLIVE NEWMAN HONORED ‘AT BRILLIANT COSTUME BALL GIVEN ;__ AT THE HOTEL F ORREST LAKE Charles I). HoRemen, s tu d e h t a the U niversity o f Wisconsin, rpcruling the holidays with t pHientn, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T, H 1 men. of his d a u g h te r. * Iw enllhy-fa rm c re . Lionel’s f a t h e r , | p k t c reproduction o f Act III jon hia deathbed, had given P lunkett jscene is arranged, Harriot. ^-sMrs. Anne VanNess • F}roWn'^ On the banks of the Nile, n e a r ; a ring, which who to bo presented land Plunkett being dresecd the temple of Isis; Amonnsro am! jin tho queen shook! the son e v e r icostumes worn a t th e ir first The stories nnd plots of the op­ Aida are he’d as hostages, amj he be involved in difficulties. In t h r ing. , Lionel is kid in by F I eras lo I*, presented ct tho Milanu fo rte s h e r to learn from K a d a m n duct th»t follows the friend • s p c a k ja q d his mind clears at ohce. A m ong the m any social a f f a ir s jn ln g white Uumiun costum e bund. Theater Dec. 30 and 31 will be Mr, a n d ,M r s . J. C. M itchell:and th e position of the E gyptian a rm y , of Lionel, ' f a th e r and the In c id e n t,«wo couples pledge their troth Rcing given f o r members of the ed with white fur. ' fohnd in bonk; at th e J ib r a r y .iO n e Ratiomes only reemingly 'c o n se n ts-of the ruing, Lionel telle the s to r y all'rftd s happily. U J! Social\N leetirur *of Ret d u r in g the holidays, Miss Olive Newman was stunfn 11 " f w ,|ich will circulate a n d to become the husband of A m n e ritjlo f his adoption by P lu n k e tt’s f » m - 3 “ LUCIA DI LAMMEitMOOR". m e o f th e iio s t enjoyable as w olhninfr us "The Spirit of Christm as,^ in the 8UIW1 'RdMns of .. ■’ . Kljthe " ’hers kept for reference. One The t e x t of this opera li t "* ' c with rola- o f th.-so is “The O pera ' Goers' a n d Is pngsuA'icd through love, for, ily ond of hi# g r e a t; live for. his ,yterian C hurch. Mrs. H. « one o f the m ost beautiful! w as w earing u frock .if red satin, with1 p p p * ® AMA to giv* her tho information adopted brathor.. T he disguised, l a - ] a c t s , by Khmmerauo ir» t " the fa n c y dress ball gi\qn. S a t t i r ! gat land? of silver und green. ta hostess. v Complete Guide," by Mclltx, Which1 r e q u ir e ^ ,, by her father. 'W h e n dies now appear, accompanied h y l S o tt’# ‘'The Bride of W Ovcping a t th e H otel F o r r e s t | Mian Georgia Mobley was adorg l 'c s n synojjsis of th e 'p in ts o f all NH»r* Kntheritiei Wilron left S u n ­ th.' I nding operas. “ A Guide to A m onnsrb reveals his Identity and the disguiserd T r is ta n . The tw o moor," and him alw ays ‘be e n Social poi( L akcjby Mrs. Alice E. Hill, h o n o r - !aide a s VI^lltle.Boy Rliie," and Miss rng h e r grand d a u g h te r. Miss Olive Ava W right and Miss P ra n c e s day a fte rn o o n for ‘ Jacksonville, MW Opera,'* by Singleton, gives flics w ith Aida, the despairing R a -!y o u n g farm ers sp y tho girls, and, m a lt popular o f D oniiefU 's . of the W o m a n ’s Club a t Florida Ubtton were gowrlVd ns sweet old- where sho will spend A wefek ns th e mii-i, ui rritluMm* Iti addition to d am es allows him:.-if to be, taken lining much ta k e n w it h 't h e i r looks, Hal o f onergs. The, a c tion :taii st - Lake . w i t h Mrs. N ew m an, n stu d e n t a t o ffe r to hire them. The Isdios ac . ol*-» th T’avm sw ood castle, 6< State College for Women a t T a lla ­ fiishioue dgjris. guest of her airtft, Mrs. J . K Met- th- plots, and “The Victor Hook of prisoner. Sharon and M rs. Forrest Act IV icept thn money offered them , no*, land, n; the cloco o f the rixteei hassee, who is spending the holi Two picturesque p ira te costumes llitgci‘, Jjthe <I|m " adds many illustrations Knu arc nrn Inrrntli) rpnlnrt* ojtcsses, ‘. A hall in the temple of justice.1WlAirtna* knowing Ithey legally knim.l bound century. --------- i p k,r“ter* ami opera scenes, with „..ry Wight will e n te rta in dnys w ith h e r parents, Mr. n n d , were those worn by Miss Maude Anincri* desires to save Rndsmet.jthereby to servo theii* masters fori th e curtain rite* on i ------ *“ "S*V. I” "*** •— *'<» .................... Mrs. R obert A. N ew man. , J.nke and Miss K atherine flay of Mrs. Fannie S, M u n i r ^ r e tu rn e d p ..... Use descriptions. [tt Supper j ^ W ’libme in but he repulses her and Is con- 'nn year. Tritian Tritsan loudly protests, * T«>r Lammcrmoor, where Norma: T he spacious ball room was most Jacksonville, home Sunday e v e n in g .fro n t Uma- j . *b-' following are synopses of dt mned to death. The rentcnce *■’ ius h o n o r in g 'M is s Mary hut i* ‘hooted off tho ground’-,'captain of the guards, tails the re--' a rtistic a lly decorated with tall Mis* Charlotte S tr y k e r w orm a tilln where she spent the week-end lh. PI ra* "A ida," " M a r th a " and tha t she shall tie buried nlive., while the frightened girls are ta t- r ttln o re t«r watch^ and ascertain Pulestor\'- be fo ro the F rench wicker baskets filled with m,,M becoming pink’ F ie r e U c con with her niece, Mrs. Howard Tib- 1>Ui III h11 Inin me r moor, taken from Change of scene: The lower por ’vn by the farmers. Club Dnnce. ■ ' ' ' j U secretly-meeting Lucia, the tllfM1 -s i soon es: pink radiance roses and feathery j bime with ja u n ty French tricorn bals. jie * Ition of thn stage show* the burinl Act II i Ur of Sir Henry Arhbon. Sip H Mrs. Q corge A. DcCotsp r a y s of a s p a r a g u s ferns. From ' "A ID A " plat e in the temple, of Vulcan; the [ The farmers ente-, and,the, niaid- ■r-v enter* and Norman m i " itcrtain a f e w of the V’i i has nhvuyii been n fa- up p e r portion represents the tern- r >'« determine to lead their c a p - ; 111 it may be Sir Edgar of Ra the m a n y side lights and rhiindeOther clever rostumen of J a p Among, thorn* from" Sanfui.l a t ­ it s t nb'uffet s u p p e r nt Jicrs w ere suspended garlands of anese maidens, skating costumes, tending the rncc.s ut Stmiinnla on ,1 *" ‘ 1 American public, |*|t*, itself. Aida has come to die tor* a strenuous life, and when t b e i vpn*w®’od| upon whom S ir H e n ri on P a rk A venue, a f te r roses aiid ferns. j ballet gowns. fairies, Ben’ontan, Ghristnias day were: Mr. and Mr*. i “< u sune ’V ' 1<> h'nding with Radames. They accent their .*ir j| young .*ooog men emicavor endeavor to’1 lO 'in i n s t r u c t 'threaten* deadly vengeance. 's Clnb Dance, honorMrs. Hill received her guests j ‘,nd P'<TeUc* w,’ri‘ «'«*rn by the E. 11. Palm er and Mia* Virginia ',u r ' Rs nerntion, since it- terrible fate, while Amneria prays y n : them thent in their duties the fun com-fappenrs and lull* Alice, her a ip, F rederick Bell, ritr* perform am e In America In , bove Uu-ir tom b in the midst o f . monce*. T h e y promptly’ refuse ) nnt, ...................... ‘ of the founl 1,oys w ere equally Palmer, the legend Paji-hellenlc Jaiinchcon nt w e a rin g a gown of fuchin georg- *nrl!’’ 11,1 18. I It was written by Verdi at priestly ic re m o n ie s and the ju h i-jw h e n ordered to get r-upprt* a h il'^ W c h she fears is »n ill oi e tte . She was assisted in enter- ,l!' aGructively robed; Ilola-rt I)ndJffbjm ntry C l n t a t 1 o'tuinlng by her d a u g h te r, Mrs. Rob ' ot1 represented a s ta lw a r t Run Mirs Evelyn Anderson hns re­ the i< quest of the viceroy oC lnnt dance of the priestesses Ki- j vmfeas their ognornnee of the art Jthe future. Edgar arrives and v' e r t A. Newman, who wus attired F dgerton P a tte rso n was turned home from 1-nke City, S. !hv *u ‘r\ " r | (t"'nling with nule, chorus of priest* and p n rst- »f the spinning wheel. Nancy lo-vi* 'n o u n e rr tha t this la their la s t meetClass of F i r s t Boptlst n n lovciy frock of N ile green I “ M ephistopheles;” Frederick Bell es ’ i lu n k rtt a m e rry chase, while IJ. a* hi> JUU been owfafflj C., whore she h| h*iU (hristm u* with Man-Mu Hey. the famous Egyp j? e n te r ta in th e various g e o r g e tte elaborately beaded n n d G e o r g e W ashington; Ralph her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. 11. lologi-t. md o,,. tcxt translate. "M A R T H A " i °nel find* himself falling in love * Fiance. She pleads w ith b L , from i i , I c u li of I-ocle by Ghitii* W o m a n ’s M iss|onnry • I'ins melodious opera has alwav* w'th Martha. She laugh* a t him, j ^**1* their love a secret, and In trim m ed willi ro se Us o f pastel | ,Wo‘K ,,h lf f nn a "cow boy;" Pearce Anderson. lanr-.m 39 o’clock a t th e church. '( •riffm ns a Bpaniurd; W A. e»i \t rv [Mipulnr, Patti. SemliHr'i hut is impressed with his go<e| drgmatic duct that follows M »ag_ mctnlljc ribbon*. ’ \r l I i, Wednesday . . . . Adams and William Moytj m and other e re a l primndorn nrlmadoeo * hm haiki and manly bearing, ami sings each other a tender farewell, Mi and M r' .1 A I’ittrunn re" t h r r great P lr n te s bold, b u ild dinners, ^ 1 iinkiiouTi •f re Benjamin, will enttersheik' Randall fhiise os a Court •ui’g the title mb- The mosi. for him the exquisite "I^ist Rose of ' turnetJ home Sunday evening f r e n sheiks, demure old fashioni-d maid ' 11 **. \\w* at Mcinpl i [gc honoring th e Missus gent Itm a n ; Frank Chase ns a pi Orlando, where they spent the \ itaion urn Elutow amt the Mummer" from the a ir of an old; l ord Henry Ashton, not knowing ens and the courtly Cidotual men Ht r f u h t i h r h fn nth !•'*! Il S' Cc-ugc amt Friedrich. 'I r is h tune. A fte r the fa rm e rs hid of the attachment of hia slater for ier and M iriam Orovitz. rule. ‘Stanley Vyrtiuy us a Court week-end a t the guesU of the Lit­ !^ 11 ‘ ' w ith powdered wigs were in .it ui) in h i * , u m b, Egypt to deliver J i no jester hi Hell Hngnti will enm the reign of Queen their spirited se rv a n ts good-night, Hlr E d g a r, h a s a r r a n g e d « ter's inolher. tendance, and it was indeed hard ItgT \idn |ove* iuot.mii'., I, young A nne, i d U w.m first produced at l fre maidens escape th ro u g h th , riage between h e r ami the ,uncbt>on n t h e r homo on The chaperones f o r th e t'Vrning for thp judges to decide which were Fred I .o ng of Mnntgnmcrry, w a n "iri but tin* j, dimgcnin- riint t he i mu peru iii Vienna. The window and re tu rn In lehlr home ,al"lL Arthur, in otd?r to rrUTCTC were: Mr. and M «. R ohrrt A. uc. ^ , tho bust costumes. It was finally | fallen frrtdtw a, Jgjey appeal? wninn, Mr nnd Mrs. William Ct Ala., i> s|n‘iiding Hit holulnys lien, in A limeri*. the daughter Ilf tile fir t -i i ne )■ laid in the ensile of- in the carriage provided by Trip, Gibbs and M rs. Fred decided th a t Miss Emily G riffin’s * to him for n release from th ih n a! , hostesses a t bridge a t costum e of black oil d o th and tr im ­ Hill. Mr and Mrs, F orre st Lake. .villi his pa re nt,, Mr und Mys T. ; king. Incited by Ainm-ris, the high I-ndy Harriet then in Rhhfnmi.l Gin. Art HI ,,!tl m arriage. H r reads all tK flf s t th e W o m a n ’s Club. med w ith hugh w hite dnmintH-s, I>r and .Mrs Samuel Puleslon, Mr I. Lung at their home on Mel- i |>rie*t Ranilih de< lare* that Itn and em inu- . i dnnie* ha* I.-■-•n *«-!.•• t | )V |*i* t . Si one o|M-nw in tho F o re rt of 101 rcrpondcncc, and shows a fi , \rl 1 is D atnl I I hra»ho», Mr lo in il!e \ com Dnsli' to e n te r ta in at whs the beat w orn by the girU. | and I Ih' the leaijei 11f 1!lr army against I ady II iriii i, maid of honor I- Richmond, where the queen is ^c-tiz-r. proving licyong doubt ti s Hall a t the C ountry while A lK bert Connelly costumed and Mrs R n la it J.ihn I jolly, Mr Aaida '* hem t is ti.ro Qoei n Anne i* weary of the inn hunting with her a tte n d a n ts. The ;1<,r ,ovek has deserted her. Mi ..Ml Mi* It'ibitl Jolm H-i||> \ no luisi ii ring Mias K atherine ns u S p a n ish Senor. won the hoys' and Mrs i,ci,rge A Di-( ‘o| It-s, Mis betwi (i fH-r line f ■I lo | fi n f ""Laly ■! our! life Sh<- In !miX» I young farmer* come to witness the Im'pless and comfricvd of E d g a r '? Edgar Mi'hlev, Mr and Mrs AI Ir HiiflitVlD'-'c t ht’ tm th iif ri wi.|| hldustn, aG. price. Miss G riffin received a a ml f ir tiailfljijfn * ., i <1 ■be 1ell.a ii 1 '• hei udi-i-rei'' , ai d jewel* ii 'd Funi and forget the maiden* 1.! faDcnc.is, consent* to the S ftcrifkj " , !*v. . > ■ ‘ if the Y i * i nn iti 1 .H uj/hhm la»rt Pmkni . t onnc]'\, MrJulius Mrs. A lbert Pinckney lovely iierfume burner t >•.,j,j. ir at Nlclnpiii* II- v* t- f-“ 1 upon het TrtsLin, one! left alone, tells of his hope and nrepares for the ceremony. 1 »H* I .111' l il W h.-,.r, nd A lbert Pinckney lamp, while the iioys' prize wit -i \ ’! t \ kcr j.f l a n - d a h I'a and Mr j H'.-pit tl I he *.:|>tw I billlge. t lie I, "p'e 11a i r i v I 1"Uaili. H May cut lather less love for Martha, who suddenly The g re a t hall o f lh* castle shows an.| Mr- If i [ i1 1 1 ct 1,1 ■f 1 ,i | i ' 1• I , II .JIV \u\ r. will e n te r ta in the linen handkerchiefs »'t t ib an M,.t.,|, hi . r.-mnom* and am i,o 11 t-ecuii, t* announced and a I' P'lUIs before him Although G assembled knights and iaidtisV ** “ a t n b u ffe t s u p p e r rid­ u»m e ' -f PI lestes I n«ta 11at i. i-i I r*q* ■ ■ a long list nf diversion i a in a zed to see h r r dressed a.* ■» yvho sing a gay choru* of welcome. D uring the evening much nu iri tie- g *i. — ' Ii I iliitudi'd tile Mis* Mi- 11 P i wm.. and duogii of ILo Li pe* !■ th dance nt the country merit wus afforded by i he f cut tin t f 11 i■ of corn fo, lini tel amusement. She de- iady, he warmly pleads hi* love Just a: tile unhappy Lacy signs the.reT i- id le r \ r win an ' iiurl'-'ti >tt> l io , Mm y " f 1ji k e I d, ret in lied l omnder-in-ehief rhtio.* i hv dunces, one of especial interest lie ker nf l.mtsdale. P a , Katherine l hi-ii home in all and tease* him un- l-vih Harriet call* the hunter*, end ‘ ontruct. Edgar appears, dressed .Hull v . \ i f-ing , iifliThursday \i I II me elf oily mg the bulloon dunce, in which tin Ibn • ( .la, k*iin■ I lx sung of the ser till l.*-aii11 ful finale which follow- '" m b re black, sword in handt-pla^s| - f ■ die, Edith Rsiinrr ■ I-, i nd tli'le w II -lending M u the S anC arlo Opera girls had inflated balloons tied 1■ i Aiti tier i-' i b a m It t- i I-1 si j I vrint mauls, nit their way to thi 1* a splendid pic of i "'iccrtvJ 1,1 l- lllcn follows the im l Si \ u g ustme, M urgiirtt and lie r si *1e i Mi V p i iitinel Iv the Mi tunc T h e a te r at d ante- slid imisi, Ainneii* re I'lchmond Fair, now f lo a t» in mu; c. jseatsUa, a very powerful and their ankles un.l us the b..ll.».n* Mll,jri.(l si.-n.....* ..f nrli.nd. . i .. i l ives her -hive Ahia anil nti Act IV i mcrhable piece c f v.-ritihg. Ott? bursted, the couples were elinil through the window, and Harriet pulleslon, Mary Elualieth Mr* I ' . rarni-r no ! -mud r'ngly diiiu* from her ihe avowal Harden to anler- nated. The couple Plunkett muses on the unhnppi Qnc ebaracter* take Up t h run- eives a ntodcnji desire to a> remaining on p li|ot,l„ ll Ml,( n,dlv. Mildred Hoi *uii relurnei! i • I he i one m \\ e-t of hyi love for Raiiames |e nl 3 o'clock a t her the floor fur the longest plight of luonel. .Nancy now o n - . i,uriions^ of the sextette uitil t_„ company them Nany, her confi­ time M Maude Lake, i.«"igui M"ble> I’afm Bi n ti ‘ ' d a , "tmig. nfle' haage of s .i't ic Rndamezi n - dante ami T rista n prutr-L hut she i ei - and sho and I'lunkett come tu '*r,r ‘t climax, otie of the moM d | » - ‘ rie> SL, honoring w erre Miss Mary Elizabeth Pules flugln k here with - 'iendlng I ■ m- 1 Ruth Hentv, Kitlv Du R"*e, I r a n turnvi [orlop* llisnd triumji'i decide -tn . . moments in opera, Ejiencer. oders them to gmj with her HU understanding -------- n -They —. ------— • is r*ach«iL t. ton and Frank Woodruff Thev II ui hi n . * Dtitton \ vii Wright h'ltzsbilh In i *1-1io M - ,!fal man h, Atiioiiaaro aiqx-ars ns i Iiresses lire |n<* tired and they i present Lionel's ring to the queen, Wight and Mrs. E d ­ were aw arded prizes and were T. nt,d Edgar, who ha ve U t»' ; | linit>ll)| M algaiet Peter* Lena ' aptilVe, oilrei ogldzed eXt ept Ie. - t a i l fur tih fair, the ladie* in th. imping to solve the m ystery of Ri* th e ir sword*, are separated by Raj its will e n te r ta in at quired tii open them on the fh- r Ml und Mi- 1 S lhumj,*i>ii n' belie Hagan, Em.il> l.mjrle, llojrn Vida, He Ihn lures that the Ethi disguise uf se rv a n t girl* nnd Trie birth. I then discovered t h a t ! mon"* *‘' tl rhsplain, and Lucy , o'clock a t th e Wu- Mis* Puleston opened her " J a r "f \ i i nay t ’n rm e ta Barbel . Emil> turned lo t l o u hmne m Si»fus-.in 'M'ltiu kd'g ha* b.H-n slain in luittl. tun garbed a a farm er 'h e b really the son of the b a n - ' Inaenaible nnd is carried to iemoring Mrs. Julius J a m " and found th a t it held a ml. l i riffm Sara Evelyn W illiamSunday o i-n tn g uft> r -iu n<Uuu . Tin m em* hiUi^t-A tn the Rich lulled Km I of ikerby. He refuse* fooib. ; tnsduie, Pa. h e r snake. In anotiuo feature I Alsu Jam es Wright, Jo h n Si hi several day* In-n u tin- giie-M ■' T W prisoners n r - relensnl at the u q u m t of Raiiames, and the FTimWFtyi'irtid’iEiiihetfiiy iitiBjM-'his'rigJtttoiTank, brood A tl w,.-W!». , aiGTiil full* S. O. C hase will dance the ,prize* were won by, Mi** ra r d . William ijik s . Kdgvrton Pat the former's parents, Mr nnd Mt'* ,, 1/raU ’fiti king nf Egypt deflate* , mei the la tte r being a n orphan Ji«g over tho iiumle offered him In | The tow er of Ravens wood castle. buffet suppe r ,,ni1 j Katherin'a Ray of Jacksonville, ami fl>rsit,n. Rnhert McEwen, Harry Ltike Thompson (Continued on Page 2) jhm i htr. mirre**oi hiiiI the la-trothcd!nn,| ndopt.-d b ro th e r «( Plunkett, a tho forest. A h a lust re so rt, a c o m -1 honoring theii son Stanley V cm ny. Miss Ray's prize j Woodruff, Ralph ....... . Frank The many frit-mis of r * (’ ,W ■ | w as found to contain «ri"W j>all* Woodruff, John Hrymlry. G W' Friday I while Mr. V cm ny's proved (o i'C Spencer, Jr,. Ilnggs zXrringion S|ict-r who has been quite ill a t the presented hy t h e San fire crackers. i Max Stew art Hope H u ff Joe home of hei d aughter in Haiti Company at 2:lf> o’ . Miaroo J r . A Ibert inuir. M.1 will 111- i- hul tu Ivan The music for th e evening win Me ISeh Jinn |ln n e T heater. I iH»h. \\ iIImm tluil slo i k, r . al 1\ u.cr" Vl-ii .111* {especially good and Wu* fim n-bed t 'onm-lly. E\ i mil Kirtley wit tenter- by the Seminyle Syncojintor* Re Mny . -\ Adam*, aoda II Cba.se M\ | H’Cl *« f 't u r n 1 Fnllf.- id si.i’ti heon nt 1 o'clock at her i fresllinetits of samlw'lche- and Frin k ( I i -1 Hilbert I h ,1*011, W'll r r '-t a I 1' * It . II . jko Onura honoring punch Wire s e |\e d lute in the i - iiam In II, *. , Mai ' i \ ei r nl ' k V ill ' |, .. i c mi 1 ■ , i' E . . • A 1 11 1 u Fitts. I.Inv,i Ho 11 . EI* in M oi I ning lilt. ,l .il in- i- ■t ti Unit shi < . D presented by tin- Sun | Many ■ I Italeigli. v Hridg'-s i Mini i i*t nine* wir. I ,rtte«t icp Martin l.auglnii H *pital the I w orn bv ihc ra Com pany. ut One greatly W u<m1ward of Del.and. a lilt le better statu sini I iordon Calvin Tengtio, Her » t ti:15 o clock. | ndmllT(j Wlls Thut o f Miss Mildred , Teague, Lake, John Wilson, morning. ferno H u r t e n t e r t a i n s , g | cnionH> was ti Spnnish r o s - j Cherry, Ed honoring Miss ^ ' la r ' i tunio of yellow satin, with trnns- George Wilson, Chandler Sharon. Judge in-11 Mrs \V Wallace Algernon Speer of Lansdnlc, Pn. p a r e n t *kir! of black tulle. W rig h t tel irried hnnie. M - uia> Also Mr and Mr- Riehanl Lossing Post, A m e n ; M f v j |,,||y w;,s dressed a* afternoon Ir'-ni (itltuido wiior.e Russell, Mr and Mr* John W I Auxiliary, Now ^ eur * cuiiiimg hell h-,., in fed and nu they spent i hrtstmns a* the nierous l u a - - l-utliiji . Mis* Mil Meisrh J r . and Mr and Mrs. Mon guests of ll>. bitter's brother itI J dred Holly wn- a ttir e d in a stun r>ie It Hutton wife, Mr ami Mr* Julian Hoc. a.-I f . OPERA NOTES' !P $i ■■ An it f rjmees Waller Mr* \\ .1 Stood of KisMmniei for . I’j.. oLangston r n ltuh'n ,n ‘' 1 ,1 1 F n ,ii,y 1 pent th r dm here Siindav a* tin week r*. .. - i I E uatic w here ll-s c ! gu ra l of lo-r pun Ills, Mr and Mrs ly At DeLand jCI1(I with relative* 1 .1 li II..H Mrs, F ra n c is Charles |Mnblle, A labam a nnm arringo of th e ir -JiV • . . francos Ethel to Karl Idingslon jDcccinbcr ■ th e tw r n ty - [ihmisand nine hundred tw enty-aix [laind, Floriila. announcement will be iith lynch interest by friends of this .young Rr marriage coining as Th< cerem ony \t>o)t *,▼ uftternonn a t d o'Mclhodlst. P a rsona ge , John Treadw ell, church o f f i d o t i n ^ , ^ . of blue silk - crcpc [trim niingi i f ’ O rlonU l 1 the a t^ a r t costuSnp bride. H e r closd W (ippers ami o th er bcccs- tU‘3S i ^ xwiiut' r ■ n t 'iof Mr. nun Ml* J \V. It It ic-li!*have ns tin i gofrtl* fur tin- h ■i Haruld But lays Mr un.l Mrs ledge, Mr mid Mr*. Hurry S lu r wood and t»n smull suns Grand Miss M artha Hrown spent the Mr* T om- Gctzcjy and son <f Rupids, Mull , and Mr. and Mrs. w eek end with friends nnd rela­ Ijikelnnd were the guests of her William Mu*grove and sun Rilhc of tives nt la k e la n d . aunt, Mrt-. A. P. Connelly, for the Lake Mary week-end. Mr. nnd^M rs. M a rtin McDaniel The Miv*r- Mihircd Holly, l , liw nnd little son siwiit the holndnys Mis* Kalhortne Winn of ' aldos- Np.wmun, \ irgi.on Pulmcr, Marv he re with relatives. . ______ la., Ga., will a rriv e in Sanford E lizabeth Puleston, Maude la k e . , . Tuesday to lie the gueat of Mr*. Georgia Mali ley, S ara Esstorby. Mrs. J. C. Mcix-oti nnd son n|M-nt i ^ (-onnt,||y. Frances Dutton, Ava \S right, K it­ th o week end a* the gueat of her ty DuBose, Julia Higginc, R- F. s is te r a t M ount Dora. . 1 Margaret Peters and Miss M argaret Long ami b roth­ G riffin, er, S tew art, are spending a few Messrs. Ralph Woodruff, Frank Mrs. T om Owen o f Clcnrwnter days at Del .ami as the g u e s t? uf Woodruff. Albert Connelly, Jrick arrived here Friday t n spend the Mrs. H, (’. Hansun. P e te rs, John Edward Higgins, Elholidays w ith relatives. wyn Moore ami Robert McEwen )- - ff i _____ _ . were among those front Sanford a t ­ Mr. u ^ i Mrs. J. G. Rail and J, F ord loft S unday for log- s i-ns, Hodgson nnd Billie. s|H-nt te n d in g the tea dsneo a t th e llm . loftitltr, Ga., where h o will iM«nd C hristm as Day with Mrs. W. J. sttlind Club S a tu rd a y afternomi given by Mrs. Thomns Albert V a l i sonic time w ith relatives. Steed ut Kissintntco. und Mrs. Jullun S tryker, honoring 1 ft" ‘ _ Miss ChariOtto S tr y k e r . W. H. Ktono left B atunluy for -t*;T hu,m any friends of Mrs. W. L ('olumhtiH, Go., where he,wiB B a rb e r w i l l S c g r e t to. le a m 't l j e t a ahtrrt tim e with r e ln tlr ta . xho has bccn: quite ill a t h e r homo .... -v ...— - • > m oh P alm etto Avenue. ' C hariss M, Igou b f Chicago, 111., is visiting his d t u g h t o r M f » ;S ..T , ■* Miss Helen Stinson, of Rock Hill, Hollomon fo r several weeks. S. C., is th e a ttr a c tiv e g u e s t o f her . -Tfr ^ ■-■**.’■c istxr, M r s / C . 'S , Je r n ig a n a t the -.r.Mr. and R t i Ji E ; H, ‘Asbe(i iff ,Qvjcda. w » r t -g>»«4t« r t r f n M m w t d ' -— r— - ■ ^ r i V Q ^ t WHdbeU w c .k.i ' Mm. p. v . Crary of Tampa U V. i vUHing ih Sanford ad tho gueat of ;MtV', JAtfaV G.-Slmr- her-’ sister, Mrs. George Shipp at «hmo- (q .Snnfnrri bn and f a m l l i S a \u rd a y a f ­ h e r ‘home on Central Avenue. >Hu ' ternoon w ith relatives a t Dcl^and. —— < ■* : , Mr, and Mrs. Fred S. Daiger Sr., Miss Mildred Siemens of Orlando who have been visiting relative# as th« a ttra c tiv e house gukst of hero for several iss Olive Newntsn f o r the weekmorning for t heir hypd, ’ ’ • . I f o r 't h e m any —— ■: v ■' '• Th* manv friemU of U n . T . E. Contlnuou’ in* iS U A Y lp Mory I’ickfcrd In the Most CpmpitHinn Her Career ■. . �A P P M jf\T 'f T T A i r i G f F l^ T iW A T Y P jJ f A R illlV H A D »nd O ^ K ^ j'o n a l Country clubs. fl» HtadneM Man biron oJ*o contlnur* to Cnj0y the complete confidence hU-bomr-gOvernment wan (lemon- ^ X tA itU U I/ — *— • , U n ro n V o n M a llz a n A n d H is WHe E & cc v o r. H a r r ie r s A g a in s t T h e m A r e D r o p p e d stra te d when Dr. Streaeroenn, thdGorman for.'iicn m ln fiU r,. defend* ed him in Urn roiebata* hgainat a tuvk:< betau*© the heron diaplayed $ £ « * £ » . « S £ M W ly liilj R T f'W 'N F '' H H U il OUR BOARDING HOUSE — ----- - i 1 AVJcrfWEH I VICTIM , -To S A ID — /AV Bootleg V I "m o v e ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 7 .- W Dr. Wicdfcldt waa not a “aanrico —'Winning hock a place. In the n u n /- a n d II rtq u im l considerable! • E G A *9 tesswss?£&ss1 3 ? - — ***«*- - w» iSftS d K riO L iPA V B S AP, I ^ S et cm ’ OF~ftte HoQ0i? f , VlttlLE I AM S M tp ltjrd t h i r t y him to d h eq, ^ S 3 S * .V # ro., 0f ,.ic0. ^ C,*k*^^ social Isolation In the caultal. and p.v*. year hpve- coat the Needle ^ ^^-McrtlitSs SERioojj T c y c e p t-tH A -r-n te . m a -j o *' T o R e a f - f o M A IL iite d C d R I0 T M A < i> C A R P & l W H W 'M C t f - lE S S GET* » t R C rR A V 0 . H O O P IE G A V E . 3 tllM - .A w * M A I M E D 1 O O G rS . V 1E6K Ag o != FR E C K L E S A N D HIS FR IE N D S ICM IPE / H E PAPERS SAY S U C C S S 4 F U L ( .O V E R M U Q T ABSO LU TELY FE A R L E SS, tV S M O V IE S C R I P T ( W R I T E R . YES-B07 v;u t*Tt> m*r 17 S' 60," 7VK> 0LA.D&S A.AJ A Look. 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TVtAT T>TTE SAME ME ~ AM’ 7V\ BEAOTVEOL. OANH^ CASt VEUCrc o r “m ’cwLovttN t 7V» iS n Y \T TrtAl COUNT-s- SEMI ----- VNUEWEr 'S TVVA7 ANYVVJU) ? J03-T fe v L t SAWM ‘^ V '/wCvtU\STMAS WERE Sot-TCWHERE JUST A ^ TAtMcrrt J7 A 60 fS BOOS ? e - r ® . (MEET THE CDtFE. y 1VA\S UCAH UALL HAVE *rt) PE PPAUE Ff?Ct* MOU.) ON . ,verett.True By Condo fU H * T rs Co o k MHAT A LOT OF t)CVJ CARDS YIC't/F R cceivin 15 VeAR-ltERE'S 0N6 / FROM. THe KIMGS - in G05H —i ’d ALMOST Forgotten AMD HERE’S ONE * From m atilda A n d HERMAN __ / coosnt T h e y WEVBK R6MEM6E3EO OJ B E F O R E -N * Y ee AMD MORE _. CARD5 T « e y WANT To 'THEM c o m e dow n f d * / am other Vis it C iC Y t O N / I K , i t 's r r SEEMS 'THAT each \ajg g e t m o r e year -s o m e t h i n g Iv o N e N N eveR 3U FF<S.R W IT H . asld> /a-fa-zhT -a} zi. L o s s urment of the power -of speec(i I f o u n d \t , <4n p A ClTTCS FOR,rHe« A C O N O IS T H C tv)ORS> SALESMAN $AM W3M I LiAHT T o N AT OOR H o b S t U l L-* r fodK s e e r - « « o ‘tb o p rlH£r ro*A Y o O S pU tiA T e « ■ BU- O C C A S IO N S . MrcTTE.ce. W\TH L - T .'I T ? ' *) i At . »l/ V 'V 'r t M It CL- VELL, HERE'S A F amily w e w o n t HEAR fiTOM N6JCT . X ear - Z D tS AL\_ ONER MOW a CWTTAWVT - AV.V. ‘ Ctffc* 1ML M OOEt — p ro y o u iv ift SEE socw A <S\6VVT ? 1 �TOE SANFORD HERALD, D E C E M B ER 2 7 / 1 0 2 0 n u ia u iiy u tfN K ■ £ / 'f l , H t f t * . * ford.D*»y Ilerald X AD. RATES : C»h in A d r.n c. t ads. w ill b e r e c e i v e d and collector n o ! . , -__ ____> U r-7 c ; « line ratu on rw iasil. Sductd ra*oa are for ejte insertions, fcfds of averaee length Eed a line. ^tst charge of SCc for irrtion. m hertisinR is re stric ted to 'classification. Itfrc* 1» made The Satt- 18— B u sin tsa Service O ffered 71— W here to E a t Houses for Sale USED CAR EXCHANGE CORNER PARK AND SECOND The lt*ifiMrntlnn {took* o f th« Q. w. WANSI.EY. Msnagxr P ity of Sanford. Florida, w ilt bm EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good CORNER HOUSE Close In, 0 open Monday, December 10th. l*tS. rooms, $300 down, M0 monthly, things to eat at all times, 103 nmt w in close Saturday. January th e R la h th . IS*7, itlce $1500. Hnrt Nason, Valdci W. 1st St. CHRYSLER Artminfttniv At th« City Mall. lotcl Bldg. Phone 853. (CI1AS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO 8AM I’HIlvl» n. r i u u r i . City ItrK lstratlun Vfftcar »Sanford Ave. nt 10th SL Phone M2 74— Apartments and Flats tTTR ACTIVE FIVE room. houM 1" ^ — “ -----NOTICH T o cTtKIHTOltn and hy v irtu e o f m Writ o f K*r I *»n<! K“r*i;e, vnluabln lo t C hap-[ , * N IN T H E COURT O F TUB COttOTT D on Issued eat o f and u n d er : an St. PI,501). Favorable* term s,, txiada the world JUDOK. HftMINOLB 'COUNTV. «"“ » j g »h* C ounty Court o f 8* riTATIi OF FLDHIDA. n o l . County, F lorid A . dated i h s The ,Herald Classified Depart­ r» Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel, w SMITH N In rr th e Estate of Mary A. W. day of DoesmRrr. IMS, command ment will ,bd glad to help Kealy. dcc*-a*td I*?.. *•*?, 08 strntigera gc^ locatetl in. rooms 90—Automobiles for Sale .To all Creditors, tAgntosa, ,l>ls/ ' HOUSES FOR*SALEtrlhutrea. and a il I’o a o tis h avin g ‘ 11 , ' jliiu7 J v » » *®_8*L*a—IftJsii or apartment* and will render every assistance to those re­ Snnil] bungalow north Of Hughey ••'d <cr Of i h " €MaU th .J S ld lJ SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX / . “'.T* ° r U,,,'*n,U Stn '■t on l'alinctto Avenue. Tw-i questing it. INC. Vou. and each of you, ara hsraby tV\•" a^<m*Vf*<l'l» V .rw S !d *et lots, ran I* bought at lean than notified • ml required, to prsaatit 0 f (;o u n t a i e d tn tlte sum o f I I I 203 Oak Ava present day value. fG,000 on Tr lhaer l m *o ff*1you. "1 .d fm 8 hare I w h ,cuasalnat h ? 0U" for * hove lev ied uponhlah Shd Phone 41 5 6 — F uel nnd Feed nr yal< eith may lo lh# eatWilt andOl b terms of $500 cash nnd $76 month ihre s s t a i o df Mary A. W. Kkeljr. ds- bidder fo r dash within U a I* i-I ??* '»«'• of Homlnols County, hours o f r a le at Die front door NICE, clean apartment, furnished; including interest. HUPS— MARMON:, *■h'rIda. tu Dm lion . Jas. Cl. Aharon. tha Court H ouso In Sanford, Hai WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fire­ g all conveniences; $8 n week County Judge of ReminoU County, nnle County, Florida, on Monday ' Sanford Automobile v-o place. PHONE 539. «t til* u f l i r t |o th e County Court- i n i . day or Jan u ary, l» I f , all o f 1 1101 F'rcneJi ave. 6 room stucco bungalow located 205 Magnolia A\c. I’hr.ne 13 ".»*«.• hi Hanford, Seminole County, right, title and Intareat of lb « » a t the comer of Palmetto and Murlda, w ith in tw elv e months from HAM PIU l.Lli*. Deceaaed, In and '!>•* d a le hlroi.f the follow lug ileacrlbed Iota pie FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart­ Kktie. Ijirge living room, din­ FOR HALE DODGF1 . Dale,! November, A. D . / I S J I . J*r parrels o f land sltuatn In net ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms, ment, private bath; lower floor Pleasure cats and Ornl^im Trucks ItALIMi K- HStlTII. note County, Florida. t o « w l t > WOOD _ WOOD bath with shower, large porcher, Elm nnd !2th S t Ailmlnlatrator o f the F e ta l* of I AU •***» part o f th e- E a st J! Phono 3 Stove, Heater, and Fireplace 122 1-2 Palmetto ave. , Mary A. IV. Keety. o e c sa a e d .! > • " * Northwdat o f the Allan etc, well built nnd almost new ■* 1 ------------ ~ (toast H a s Rallrtiad o f Lot FH QUICK s e r v ic e t r a n s f e r 90—Automobiles for Sale $8,000 on terms of $200 cash und TWO furnished apartments, two A Junior j m band set is the {'V LuL^W e1^ ^ * o f ''u A t J K J PHONE 498 rooms each; $20 nnd $26 month­ $85 monthly. favorite novelty in ^ho Christmas c k i . ehv DKI.TA. according »5 r JEWETT AND PAGE ly. 314 E. Fifth, toy displays at the Paris stores. of. record In tha Pnl RIVE'S GARAGE WOOD FOR SALE for fireplace; *-------------Sanford Dealer nnd stove. Lenvo onlers at 1511 FOR KENT V. 1st SL — Phone Cl Mellonvilte Ave. F. H. Dyson. ment, tw JAMES U. COWAN—/All " 'kind# of LOANS—Money Tin and Sheet Metal Work.J cent. Close in Water and Boat Tanks, .A t Oak Connelly & Sons Avenue arfd Third Streot.. Tele-1______ _______ phone 111. *---------------- —--------------------- ------“ I'd— P o u ltry unri S upplies HADDOCK STEAM PRESSE!r y ':----------------------------—----- , J Pre” ln»* tailoring. >TANCRED strain White Lee iaa-T Avenue- Photrt! baby chicks; orders taVen /t , - [for late January delivery fcon H T P P trtriN c iTT Z 8tof,,c! 520 per hundred oi \ : / E« KIN? • " / H“,wrd « h c r!for 500 and over; 10 per cent t t l X drqUY nrl | f0f J (0 n o B I a t e |o r d e r Davie's Pleasant Clothet 110 fir st Street. : Poultrv Earn, Hn,iTHE SEMINOLE PRINTERY ANSCO CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES 001 W. flth S t W. N, Lumlcy; Prop, gald will be ' responsible CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor COO West F irst Street at Phon.n 441 immediately in CM* of a d v e r t is e r s ■QGHT-CHRISENBKRRY p r i n t SHOP .— Printing, Engraving, n il Id ‘ representative ]y familiar with rates, Embossing. See us first. We do !classification will give !t. Phono 417-W. R. R, Avenuedete information. And Commcrqjal Street. sb, they will assist you sf .jour want ad. to 21—Insurance »oTe effective. JRTANT n o t i c e . ^krs,should give their gpoitofflce address as WE have listed with us several 5 heir phone number if ) I* m u Its. About one i room bungalows that are priced It of a thousand has a t and the others can't cate with you unless >w your address, (continuance MUST be person at H ie Sanford givo^ immediate possession and the flee or by IeU«t. TelescontinuanecH ire not balance armnged like rent - Prompt - Efficient Service SANFORD RU1CK CO, 212 Magnolia Ave. Phone 3C7 57— Good Thinirs to Eat PA ST it IKS, PIES, an 1mis. We take special order* fur pnrtle.f Routh's Delicatesven. 1621 \V 1st St. Full RENT Two-run in furni.ihed apartment. Spare foi run-. 11109 Union avenue, _____ _____________________ ___ TWO HKD ROOMS—Also two rooms light housekeeping Bath, N t , r . Nee J. R. Ellis for Christmas oranges. Fancy orange* i heater stove, two-car shed, se.ven 1216 W, $3.00 per bo*. Phone 601-J Calory rockers, two porches, Sec nnd. Avenue. c n | .< LOUGH REA I T ) lllltK K ROOM fn rn i’heil njiur' [or nenr city hall, Deo. I mi nt und lutlii Mr-( A K Bow <TiMPANV ^1 — .M isccHanenus. ert, HIT \S 9th gold brooch pin. Iler. Herron, Box 679, Do- Tel. 732 .ill Firsi Nat Ilk HMg feccive reward.________ N'h.NV BO U LEV A RD Now open I IHIEE KOItM furni-he-l ajmrt KANFORIl, FLORIDA to Adams Grove, Sorrento Sjo-. 1 merit nicely furnished Ail coo WARD—For Infortnu- REAL ESTATE INSURANCE tally sw eet grajM-frrnit, oranges 1vetiienres 916 West Firs-t strec' tg to a rre st and conatfd ta n g e rin e s for sale Visitors j I’honee 20 ions who stole nine welcome. yard of Carl Bradbury, i 75— Hum!n ess Plarrn for Rent 25— Florists. bx 208 A. --------------------1FREE TRANSPORTATION — To CALL 362 for Iresh cut flowers Miami nrul buck Sedan leaving SMALL BULLDOG, and plant*. Mrn. Ginn. Sun- Snnford for Miami on Friday uf ATTRACTIVE room* in cent f r Store* nr offices *at . P a rkof Ave, i in got .It by describing ford Heights. temoon, mri nccomni'niate three nr -rid ( nmmerriiili t5 trn rt w. for notic* and expenses, ----------------- ---------------------------- D‘Ur passenger * (ladie* or gentle I Young, Ownrx. 208 Park Ave npsr. Box 719. A. K. KOSSITEH itm-nl. Will return following Wed - 1powit« Court House Celery Avonuo Phone 212-W nesday Apply "Sedan," cure The _________ ____ Accessories A Floral Suggestion for Every Herald. .. HoUS S f i r R ’ l YES I Tubes 7 YesT (Xeapctt in Sanford! luto lir e Co. 200Vk West let Ice Mur- S ta tio n s — He- JDKL TRIM CO. [the car, not the ow ner." 8 '7 for eatim atrs. W. RADFORD less services offered Expert Hair Bobbers in pes nnd Children’* De­ partment. IN S BARBER SHOP fn.ignolia Ave. — --- * ____-__ BRIj U STORE — Pre A Drugs, Soda. We ire a* your phone. C*ll 103 Beautiful Umgnlriw among oak tree* AlmuHt new, large living room, two U-d rooms, ilining nook, bath, electric rnnge nnd water heater, rumpletely furniahed ready for you to move in Douhlu gar age, flowers anil shrubs. Owner will sell for on terms that are easy. TWO ROOMS, K itchenette ami hath, attractively furnished, i iinMlemte rent Young, owner, 206 , N I’m k Ave 18 — II ouhWio M ( .( hkIh and Found. 2 Occasion Floral Designs a Specialty 85— L ots F or Sale LOTS UN EASY TE RM S t! i cHhh anti f i n monthly will buy i well lot aled link Mill loL*. Price $750 each ill percent off for nil cash. , a«h and $15 monthly vill buy lot in PinehuMt. Prtco corner $126(1 — , t. _ $2fl tush, nifij, .lift* monthly beautiful lot on t rench ...til will !...»• out . Avenue. Trice $1.16ti .— Laurel Avenue lot twtwrrn 9th inmi 10th Street. Price $2,000 on i trim s of $60 ruaji nnd $20 monthly, role! Touring Tun Graham Truck l-'mil Touting (■urd 1nuring 1! - - n t *m. h [m.tgi Touring $126.00 $81)0.00 $360 00 $260.00 $600.00 $ 96.00 P u r e M a p le S u n :a r Pure Maple S u g a r, t Hi. hrlrks . .. -Lp> i’ure Maple S y ru p in 1-2 gallon ran*. 12 to th e r ase . Price per ease $18.50 Sun Dried Apple F ruit in 25 lb, bags *2.50 Great N o rth e r n and Pinto Henna, best ijuallty for (able use, In 25 lb. hags $2.60 Cured P o rto lllco Yam S w eet P otatoes in 100 lb. bag*. Price per b.tg $2.35 W hile Blackrjre I’eaa f o r • . laid* use in 25 lb, b*g* $1.40 Mixed Field Pen*. Price p e r bushel $1.85 P ricrs f. u. h. here. Can fill all order* prom ptly suhjert stock* unsold. The pasrinx of the rickshaw There were 39.013 rickthawn in FOR R E N T — A room bungalow on ol "STEWART THE FLORIST" Tokyo in 1K!G and in 192(1 t h e ! Palm vnim etto etio Avenue Avenue corner corner oi {)a^ Av.-nue lot, $1750 on torm s of Flowers for all occasions , num ber wan 8,343. |S p u rim g S tre e t. Two bed W«tn». j ^ rush monthly. ________ _____________ __ | dining room, living room and kit McLANDER ARCADF. ihi-n, bath room, gnrngr, Intpfove , Phono 781. i(i— W a n t e d T o H u t Photto 717 Myrtle Avenue lo( just off 1313 merits $45 monthly ! s tr e e t. I’rire $1960 on term s of fur upjjointmrnt. 27— P rofession al Services W A N T E D T tl H U 3 Five room $25 i'ash ami $15 monthly 1 bungalow, not over 15 him k. N orthw est co m e r Elm and HighCherokee Hmkerage Co. cottage |„ mj )-, , Sll],. jpioo. $200 from F ir tt St Addre** S H , cir.c FIIR RENT Fuinisheil DR. J. R. VIDLER G A FFN EY , S C. | on SiUct Lake $35 IM) p e r linin'h , ll?|, huliinc l i e i aid Chiropodist See John Ik J m k i n s f “nt court (Foot Specialist) house. 07— R oom s W ith Hoard. Lloydk Shoe, Store. Florid*. __ | And we have m any other good I> t iii : cntriuT cotuiT ov sum Phono 102 foe appointment. ! lots t h a t can be bought for ju s t I \ O i l: ( OI JtTV, KI,OIIII»A ROOMS, with or without meal* FOR RENT mitii k i»k s i i e n i r r s nai. h a few dollars down. VlltillNIA I’AltOl.INA CIIKM’Ignlow located nt tho corner of j RU G S— Snantpooed, rig b C u i y o u r Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel DEAN BERG C O RPO RA TIO N CM, OOMPANV ny UKI-APalm etto Avenue nnd Katie Street i home; colors restored, nap rni«- ' ________ \\ A It It « i <irii.irntl«-n_ Herald Building Large living room, dining room, ■ Pit,Iui Iff, ■d, made to look Jike new. lligheat fiH— F lloonts W ithout Hoard Phone 713 with - electric ippruvnl* or no charge. H. Hiene, i____________ — ------- ---------- ----------- kitchen m m plele It M. l ‘AIt It AIVAT, ns Adtnlntnrange nnd w ater heat«(Tr 'b uiIt in*.-------------- — —---------— trulor of itn* batata of HAM r u g expert, with l a n e y Dry (Near... ,, , , , . . r III1,1,11 f ■«-»■aitii. era, Phone 466. FOR R E N T Furnished bedroom cabinets, two bed mom*, both with __ W a n t e d — H e a l K f iln te 1te r ■■ndan t . ___ _ with \v$n-rf hi'atrr nnd hcitiite shower, large front ohd re.-i r ! __ ___ _ Notice I* ht-iiliy given Hint under E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES, keeping priv-l-g"* -7"i W 6th St porches, o w n e r will r e n t for $t|5 and by iirtu« of n Writ .if Ea«euREA I. ESTATE WANTED lion ls»uei| out of nnd under iho no k in k s, one price, personal a t - ------- --~ monthly, nr *i!l net I on exception- 1\Vl| ! ' lu]'y „r tradu for your equity ; t „j' „r n,« Circuit url of HemlSlh fention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe, e g — R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g ally easy terms at nt an cloeo dono price. pric" any lot* in any su W ivision in ( u..u c o u n ttai^.l riimitie )null(, Phone 349-J. . ---------------- ----- -------- — -----------------For fu rth e r inform ation mationsensen Mr.5 South Florida* In anawnrinff t n i i ni(f, iim$ out of ilit* hlkmI p nio) advertisement tell tne how much ' i-huti.-u land« anil teinfmenl* of ITWO l»edroonis; also two roouis Mitchell at The Herald office. Stove £t Furniture Co. S. J. NIX light h o U r e k e e p in g ; trnth, heater, C. First fitrwt Attorney and Counsellor nt stove, two car sheds, seven rockers, 210 East First Street. Ony 4 fqli l)n«. two porche*. 1215 W. 2nd st. j/Pra right. Cash or PERMANENT Wav­ 4^unt jour business, CIRQULINE ing, Guaranteed not to burn. 33— Help W anled— .Utrie O&ncrii? Co ,, general Madam Harriet, oyer Mobley’s WANTED — Several high - class , fork, siiU-walks, build- Drug store., naicr-ir.cn "to write insurance for irtigution boxes. J., R. TH E NEXT TIME you are rich old-line Life Insurance Company. try Chiropractic. You aoon will We write stnnduril nnd substand­ get well and will keep smiling. ard from birth to nixty-fivo years. pda — Hot Sapdwiehe* Phone 482-J for appointment Dr. Wonderful opportunity for ad­ p DRUG COMPANY W. E. MacDougall, 1st N at Bank vancement Write State Manager ■ Rexali Store* at once for particulars. 308 South Bldg. [specialty of our prompt L Street, I-ako Worth, Florida. prescriptions nnd quick WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING — — --------- ! delivery. and jewelry repairing. Don Sm ith,!32— H elp W anted Female J nno HAM P I I I U . t r , d rrrn sfi. Ill lh<I hnmls It M. CAIlllAW AY. ns you have paid, the bofnnee due Artmlnlslrstnr ......... . . u( thn ,'itBti- of th« 7b— Off! cr.s nnd Desk Room i r u n .i,ir . J the lot numbers, and the location j aaid ___ h am u s s to be made till, sum uf M7S.J1 of property, also give your pre* j• m nnd i-osls o f ixiurt lime.1 tu lb* sum 1 have levied upon «n<1 OFFICE FOR RENT—In Mtdsch nnt and homo nddress. Write Roj •o f will offer fur sa le to lh» M u h rsl Bldg Apply A. P Connr'Jy & BW-B Cnri Sanford Herald. and Imst bidder fo r cn»U. w ifliiu Sons, Magnolia and 2nd ■|i<* Ii-ku I bourn of stilr at the front 80—A— Ifenl Estate Directory 90—Automobile For Sslr ELDRIDGE & COUCH. Real LINCOLN — FORD — KORDSON Estato and vegetables, Valdex Edw.-ird Higgins, Inc. Hotel Building. Commercial A i'nlnirtto. Phone 331 HIGGINS SMITH-WIGIIT, INC Ural Estate and INSURANCE BROKERS 1 .1 tu COWAN CO., Auto LADIES, make $25 to $50 weekly l bhect metal work* ELGIN, WALTHAM,’Hamilton, Il­ addressing cards at home; expe­ •mental aheet gietal linois Watches. Diamonds and rience unnecessary; 2:« n t stamp iC-W. 207 French wedding rings. P. E. Ahearn, 317 W. First St. - ’ .v: ".iv-'a : ;W ,* ■ , -SiA ftp fe 'riilB j# :. W ? V■ .-a A . W * V tfftfu e R HCRI . IM PU JR IPP^ v C t\, Q02.Y? KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. U. S. L Batteries. Distributor* Chandler Commercial Avenuo door uf t h e Court House In Hanfora. Hctnlrndo County, Florida, on M on­ d a y -t h e 3rd day o f January. I93J. nil of th e rlKht, title alal Intrreat o f Ih* paid HAM I'll ll.l,IP, deceaaed III and to I he fo llo w in g deaerlbed juts, plecea or pfttoels of land s i t u nlr In Homlnole County, Florida, lowlt:— 1 __ All (hat part of lh« K a i l H a lf ly ln s N o r t h w s t l ‘o f the A tla n t ia <\in»l L ine llallroftrt of f^it J-'lflyf Ivs (56) and th e W est H a lf ot FOllD °CKLRItY?''t"KLTA, ° a c c o r d ItiK to p la t thereof, o f record tn the P ublic Record* of Hemlnot* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In P la t B o o k 1, A* Hharlff of K-inlnole County, KEY TO hnppineaa. Studobakcr for Chrlatmss. San Juan Garago PutilUk Dec. stlhSlth, lith. SUh. s j « t. r.nff i-. V. - , -V Some men capitalize a c -' quaintance—others their organization ability—still 1 bthefrs their knowledge of a situation or condition that they see ahead— Of all that venture into money making by capital­ izing on some one thing that they have more of than some one else, that one who capitalizes ,orv his ability "to shrewdly size up a situation takes the least hazard Right now there exists an opportunity for capitalizing on your knowledge of a low . priced property situation-— a situation almost without parallel. _ Let us show you some thing you can capitalize for profit-taking. � 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, 1926 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, December 27, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1926; <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/7dcbd1f302fd35c04dd2f1463a70e9c9.pdf 9007b2c22375f7521c08445a90790b39 PDF Text Text m mmw SHB® •-v -.... -a * yoifR NE' Wm »., <^M9w v v w y T -s »r- .•.-;•.-, k w i ’ —* >.i/7v . Heart, Ltf/t j ion. IU Richest G artJenT^d •* i » ; Associated Preaa"FaH Le^od^Viws m S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . D E C E M B E R 2 4 . 1926 o ’ esident Herald Will Issiie' No Papfcr Saturday W m m ;i v i c Clubs F o r y Celebrations dvities gHt {rtm Varied In m te te ! S h r i n e Have Big Tree In keepnlg with its custom of allowing the employees to freely observe the holiday, The Herald will not be published on Christmas Day. Believing that dhristinas should be a holiday pn which no industry should operate, The Herald office 'will be closed throughout tho day nnd no business of any nature will be •transacted. ••rv MINISTERS SEND . . . . . . . SEASON j■banj eatablished. r J W nor' tVX& t GREETINGS TODAY irin s -i fleasdn of injr, activity in both busiland social -lines, Sanford ..to^ay roitifc. final Alexander Vaughn Telia Of Manner In Which Citteens Christ mas Day In Time When CityWaaYoung; One Dozen Families Comprised Pftpulace Community Log Rolling And Hunting Parties Part Of I ioncer’s Annual Program By T. C. Loveless How would you like to step back into the- FlorjkU of alxty years ago, nhd have, the opportunity of cele. brating the Christman season °* did the residenta of thla section in that day? T w e n ty P a g e s T o d a y SI '^mr ' • — A \ C i:riiln \ as E d i t o r i a l— BV WILLTAM ALLEN WHITE I N the poem. “The Night Befqre t.'hrlstmas," W» are teU (hat the sur L phi* abdominal adipose of Santa Claus “shook when he laughed Uke a bowl full of Jelly This makes tho classic picture of Santa Clauk He la always gay, even festive. He la the only gay* god In all raythelcgy. ft Some gods like Venus and Ceres «ro amiable, others as Cupid and Fan are mischievous. Bacchus is diabolical, hut funny. Santa Claus is merry and gay. / Now why? Man create gods In their own tmigo ss Cod created man in His. Why nave we nujde Santa Claus the happy god7 Let’s take tho old fejlow, strap his legs and arms to the d i » w ntg board, shoot a sntff of anesthetic up hla dear old snoot and corrw Into him. Wen. what do we see? Gouging into hts nubconscious new w« come to his phllowopby.; i. Thers we find the reason for his merriment. Hts philosophy is the shortest philosophy in the uorld. a or.f 'vord pl.tlorophy: -a iv e ." ’ < ± 1 . ■ “ When m in gives he Ys happy If he la worthy to give, and to be worthy to give IIrat of *U onq/muet have self respect. Only* the beggar feels worthy to receive, lt*1a the strong man who fecit ablo to giro. This mood of giving which Santa Claus conjures up atrensthena the e«lf-reepect of humsnjty. Hj* ihe magic of crowd psychology with everyono giving and giving again. « lf rc*pcct. by the ehecr art of Imlutlon and repetition, cornea flooding Into tho heart of Cho trortd. dirUtmoa la the one action wrtirrr we say “Ocd bless you** Instead of “God help me." and the phrases arc poles apart. He who gives a blessing Ignores hla Inferiority complex; he who asks one magnifies It. Bants Claus, ths merry god created In the Image of our self reepect. makes us happy by ths very glory of a temporary rebirth. W a are In­ deed new creatures regenerated, bom again. The whole musty Jargon cf theology about ths necessity of belnfc bom anew Is explained In the twinkling of an eye. He who la bom anew simply gains hi* self-respect. Suddenly he finds himself In a fraternal attitude toward the world. When a non realize* that b t Is the equal of any other creature on sarth, he ilia >...( hie chin, elsVatts hie breast bone, throws back hla head, looks •he world in the eye and laughs in hi* heart at the earthworm he once «■•>». All this we can see by looking Into the vital* of old Santa Clous ng-there unconscious under the antithetic aa we prod through hi* iifter-thought for hie subconsciousness. ► w- a ... . -g . . . . _ The mtrrv god of cur modem mythology la more than * god. he Is ft '*’ . prophet When We get It Into our head that we can moke Christmas ran J«!> day*, we can be as merry oa he. But when every day la Christmas, we mutt keep our seU-reapect. we must keep pur fraternal attitude toward i 'n . W# must realise thnt we ore tho seed of the ontatned King, brother! of men and children Of Ood. reborn out of our *elf-|mpooed In­ feriority, out of ths beggar complex which would receive, tato the inyal line that glvee. ' -wa- —- - 1 -—-t" j. Knowing thla wo will laugh and grow rat. Borne day In another age,' •// men may be born again by the salvation or Santa CktUa. Then they will look bark upon thla aa a mean and sordid age. Horrje posterity may see u» now only as men who sought to Uke,'men who would atk and beg and gouge and grind, before thrv Irarned to gtv* and bless, and before they 1 W //<; knew* they were worthy to rutile out the keen laughter of proud heart*. Alt the world then win shake its exceu abdominal adipose “lUu a bowl fun of Jelly." Bo when you w e t the happy god, hold him fast; rrcry * day you can keep him through tho rear makes you happier and the *«i norld better. Of’ > v *—* *•' • * ’ Ail hall Santa Claus, the prophri oI lbs new order. ; r.ilicspie Of Detroit R tJhlc D U a ijrO f ^olH alon NVar RockmsrL G«l, Today ATLANTA, ~G*.~Vec. 2 4 c - (M _ Undtf Wood rod, glare of dan­ ger fuse* placed by railroad msn, John Gillespie, former Detroit po­ lice eommljaioncr, led rescue Workrrs in. removing dead and Ihjurdd fronj tils thveked cars of tho Pones last, nig] ds Loon, Southern railway pouenger train, which last night craahad Ponce do I * head-on Into bar sister train,; tfo fa>m_Mlsmj t » ____ Royal Palm, bound south, at Rock- the Rpyal Palm, sot mart, G*. 1 • •-v *Vi of. the Southern wt Mr. Gillespie, who arrived lu re seriously- Injured , this morning on that part o f the w •»fk M eon which wai ib lo move, gave « graphic dewiriptiort of of the cra^h. J > •>• The train on which' Mr. Qlllegpis r, owggugu master on reached Atlanta brought |*«rtTa) do L*OU, in' « hoipital •if tho dead and injured as.well as brought ths to* uninjured who were ro-roufed hsre R«|„0. u , and continued to their original d e s -Jju n6v K-Hgui tlnation* to be there Chriitmaa wnUw t,c found dny. Mr. Gillespie oontlnusd to ’ which had Detroit, his homo. He had board-1f.t-archcd. c«l thc Ponce do Leon West Railroad Palm Beach, Fla. pU, annsd Grash Occurs 0 ^ 6:40 P. M. crow bars, “The crash came at 6a40 p. m . tricats till entirely without warning and while |Joyrney our train waa making 'about 60 mo* ho! miles per hour," said Mr. Gillespie, crash. Relief I was in the second c a r behind tho 120 miles a diner nnd every.person in out* car miles dlitan . waa tbrown to tKe flo o r., Hie train dad dawn found Jerked, groaned and ereaked. continuing to '1lb( There was a great ^crtinching, imprisoned fa the cruMhing sound-atid windows caved I as to free the bodie* In almost the length o f: the car. ] who*# Ukaa were If ho broke* on our train w*r* ap-1 Mi The writer of this reminiscent sketch had the privilege of dis­ cussing “the days of long ago” with one the Benilndo county's ^ •; ( ____ | vfcll known citizens of the present <wy, one of tho few now here who K iip r have aily records Fastors Of Sanford Churches are able to hark back to the period oken by th e volume or Conform To Custom With When Florida was only emerging s transacted, accordMessage To Congregations from her pioneer days. This sec­ And All Local Residents tion was not Sanford at that d.,y— |to local merchants, but hap, been exceedingly ngt even Seminole county—and the • situation In kooping with a custom eatnb families residing in what i* now improved, it . is .rc- iiahed several years ago, the min­ Sanford could havo been counted isters of the several Sanford |° n th# flnKcr5 °f tho two hands, i various civic and welfare or* Alexander Vaughan, the present prose chiirchcsi today forwnrded to The ana that are airranging fntax assessor of Seminole county, celebrations a r t to begin Herald their individual messages of greotmg to tholr respective con- ,1who (j,an h“* , P<’nl ■ lifetime of more programs this afternoon. nf score nnd ten year* in Lmericnn Legion has already gregations nnd to the city at large. this immediate vicinity, consented \ I its program and despatched They are published here as follows: when vitited this week, to step pklond of g ifts to disabled bhek in memory to the days when HOLY CROSS CHURCH war veterans in the Lake h^ was a boy, snd attempt to give Rev. Mortimer (Hover svernment hospital. present dny resident* an idea of For many centuries tho faithful |the churches cantatas, paHie conditions that prevailed here and choir services are start* havo been wont to keep this blessed at that day and the manner in season in memory of our Lord’s bnlghl and are- to continue he handful of settlers cclogh Sunday evening, when the Nativity, and their hearts h av e,,which . . ... , , ... t Christmas carols will be thrilled snow with every hearing br8lcd this poriod Q* thc r ear of tho simplo story of thc Savior’s Early Settlera \i r *\ hotels tun, many private birth. Year after year do young Mr. Vaughan’s father, Augustus .a r e .t e jn r centcrp •of ’ social Jefferson, came to this territory hear. in their souls a te'jp l' dsh era and . the angels’ non# that ab4utJ837, and was one uf a few to re and luncheons long ago over tho hills of me permanent settlers, estahnodal register. his home hoi Jttdsa, hot* soon after .ofte lemoon a t o’clock the; ^ (^ U tW r a n a s a g e hoc' mentioned, The son Alex8! I f? * £' ur>dying appeal because it is ander wa* bom h e re in 1850, tills plied^st «V/It was at the ttry mb*' kfldrcn of the' dty. la to be gTounded in. two! of the deepest locality at that time being kno\vn •'*' " / r W r , ifW/. -------f ment’of^he crash. -■ ___ in Central Park and prw- sentiments of humanity, reverence as Fort Reed. The old Vaughan .ilthi •”A* soon oa I realised what had I speed as It ibutdd to over 800 young- f i r the sacred, and Interest in tho hpraestead was situated on what happened I got out and began In *!to the station, I whom Santa Claus * would natural. I t is the mingling of the is now Mellonvillo Avenue, the old veitigating. The firemen of A j dlhtnjf car ts' rise-visit; . '■ sacred and the natural that givea county home being built on a Christmas Sermon' freight train which waa on th«| coach ahead, sad ht at tho'H igh School au- the old story its deathless charm. pcrtion of the estate. i siding told me that the Ponce do tendtr of thk loeanidtl1 the member* of the F irrt The angels and the shepherds, the’ To Concern HeL At the start of the sixies, about : l*;on had sped toward his train bris from e *uiahh#d‘'J church Rre to have a beasts and the Babe, stand toa dozen families lived in this imnnd the oncoming Royal Palm, I mediately behind piled with a lighted tree and Rev. !. It. Uarmichael, negro which was around a alight curve It abd thteugh' Its side, for all -tfTft‘ children. A gother as a tender assurance that |mediate vicinity, Including those of preacher, i* to prcuch 1 10 Grid’s two worlds are not distant John and Tom Hughey. John nnd that aa the Ponco do Leon spNew Switch le' ’ ogrnrn is-,to be presented, and npart, but hold together in ChristmaN I'a y sermon to tho Grigga.‘Squire Ginn, Dr. Speer. A. proachod the freight, her engineer Twehre o f the dead onday evening* tho choir of negro prisoner* nt tho Seminolo blessed harmony. J. Vaughan. William Cowan, C. and the freight engineer, I four were When t Baptist church it to give County Road Camp tomorrow Mayor Asta That Hospital Be saluted Tho natural is the sacred. As Rotter, Willinm Lovell, William Approximately 300 Youngs­ realising that fo r soma reason the j teyn of Uw injured sta , “Yujfctjde Memories." afternoon, according to an anters A re Guests Of Local Left In Stocking And E. A. northbound train was Unaware of ta hospital. Eight is ;to bo * tainted by the long as our religion holds fast this Woodruff.- Mr: Wlnegoord nnd nounccmsnt made by him today. Douglass Asks MorcBanks; the cxlatence of ths othir south- L serioui condition, f! Club A t Festival In Park John HUll, tho last named about orus and there will slap bo precious truth it will find response Hla subject is to be "Forty"Doc Caswell Asks For Gun bound, immediately signalled 'to I ^ At 4 o'clock In Afternoon tho present ait^ of Gindcndllc. in the very depths of man’s being. In the Harbin " I quartet numbers and solos, eight Hours in Hell,” he stated. I --------There wore but two residents be­ And that is the reason that no him to make an emergency etop. Rome, Ga„ aftd two of by afternoon the chlldreh That the public will be kept Tho following letter* to Santa It was too lete." Approximately 300 nec<ly chil­ are in .a hospital Souls CattioUp church arc darkpess of -doubt has been able tween thin section snd Orlando nt Informed concerning hi# ser­ 1 Claua, written by prominent busi­ "The day coach was virtually A fte# ewitdk) l a tree and a short pro- to quench the burning of thc that time, John Tanner living near dren were the guests of the San­ ness and professional men, today driven through the dining car and I pouring rain, (e mon* on Hell, through tho news­ ford. Shrine club at a Christmas Christmas candles, nor any scorn­ what is now Lodgwood, and "B ill" Sevrrmll maaoop are to be camo Into the possession of The telescoped almost the entire length, figured in the pi papers, wa« a part of hif. an­ festival in Central Park this after­ ful skeptic's laughter to drown the Cole at Maitlandthe hhlidav period', Herald. In order that tho public with It* top extending several fist Ponce de Leon, no: nouncement. "I know tomenoon .it 4 o’clock. A large tree, rices aro' planned for tho music of thc Christmas carols. Of course, there was much e x ­ may get an Inside view of what somcthlng about Hell," he decorated and heavily loaded with abovo the top of the diner," Mr. Jacksonville,' Tie., i»n church. The entire citement among the younger elothese men most desire for their Stated. gifts, featured the Betting for a Gillespie went on. sengers, roitrei pas program wo* givqn last mont, in that dky, when the FIRST METHODI8TCHURCH Christmas presents, tho following brief program by a number of Commandeered Passing Auto 10:45 o'clock last .. ‘A r fv / S v Christmas season earns around, but Rev. W. P. Buhrman nre published: school children. oday schbol children of “Tho lights in the diner went out mile further on . tho ycungijtcri^ ° f that period did We of the Methodist church "Dear Santa: Please, send me a Present# o f toys, game* and ath­ tgationdl clitipch ard to and because of the extreme dark- southbound Royal send this hearty greeting to tho not have tho great expectations of letic equipment, in nddition to new frock coat." "Doc" Aldridge. IChrlitmoa -program fiatiir • neu and pouring rain it waa ha- aouthbound trelnj, public at largo in this season in present day youth. A boat ran reg­ fruits, nuts and candies, wero giv­ "Dear Claus: Drlng me a fine possible to see inside but ft 4^ k ping at 7:30 o’clock a t t\>h tbdi morn ularly on tho St. John* from Jack­ hospital nnd a strong bond mar­ but one glance- to •rove that Readings, songs and mu- In which all the Christian world is sonville, about once a month, nnd en to every youngster present. tha olnor train te d^ajn engaging in tho reverent ob­ Tito tree wss ono o f tho largest ket. .Your good little boy, Forrest had stalked. I gathered two or aro to bo presented 1 ^ orders were placed in advance for Lake." oysters. A t jr p V * iD i servance of the anniversary of the special foodstuffs and tho few over decorated in the city, accord­ throe uninjured man find ccmmah- bound Wain te t*ke^»a "Mjr dear 8anUi’. Just * note. deend ad automobile which had P**d u i^ s a ld Kngtoeer O . . --------each child, is plannoJ, th fb lrth of the Savior of mankind- things which ccmld be provided for ing to officials club, who had it ! % *7 night the pageant, Although it is our particular call- tho amusement of the little ones, brouglvt to tho city and set up sev­ Pneumonia Claims Yoahihlto In fact I want anothet five pillion (Continued on Page Seven) I the southbound Royal Pal* I stead she roared past. I Ah Victim After Gallant bank notes for deposit in my Utils itlon of the King* and hg ihd mission to otrivo to pro­ The shipments usually arrived eral days ago. "Every:,'child horc deserves a is to be presented for mote' the heavenly aintiment and some weeks in advsnee and were Battle Of Several Weeks• bank. 'Your*, F . P. Forster." (• good Chrlstmai and we aro doing &*J8 J g £ f 8S _ the Ideal of redemption, the time. : "Send me St),00d crates of high Herald S taff Given stored away for the special season. our bit to provide each one with irescher and hla church; nevertho. I services, with an unusual Ilox Of Fine Apples .i««n. i jwp«l > joKYO, Dec. 24.-V D (SA TU R­ grade celery « t four buck* per One big ChristmM tree usually toys and g ifts which will gladden —. . I cleared a fence and jump*1* * musical. tresis, a r re- ess, rejoicey, in these'joyful days was enough in these days for the Heck"' RUthbliy. P. S. DAY)—Emperor YosHhite of Ja - crate. their hearts,” F. L. Miller, In i»torc fo r those who. at- In realising that they siro simply children of tho eritlre neighbor­ Don’t forget brother John and. Members <* the s t i * df the when t h e y ..................... charge of thc program, stated to­ pnr. died of pncumonl.i at 1:25 a. JFirst Methodist church on part of the wholesome force; for hood had been made. Sanford Herald were presented to- man was Will snd Tom." m.lodny.jday. ' oming,^Through tho ef- everyono with the Christmas spirit i rown Prince Hlrohito, who has "Dear Claus; Plesw populate day with a box of apples, the gift The following school children en­ Only F«w Toya . Engin ds church and of several is being divinely used to spread ngineer« bein regCnt since November, 1021, the d ty with. I0.WO 'kicks who being made by J . G. Mkhael aid Home made candy w a s manu­ tertained the youngsters with a iu reeds' to the throne, becoming wear elght-doiiar cravats. F^apk C. C. Cox of the Mid-Florida Pro­ (Conintn ui< - the the, swee odor of the knowledge program of Christmas carols and mgs fttphansge a n to of . Him in every p ise* Msy *11 factured for th« occasion and this yaadlngst. Raymond Lock, Leslie •Jn ah's 124th emperor. Markwood and W. M. McKinnon." duce Company. Tho apples are of iredo W ^ f t s , candles necessary material blessings cemo with other honUmsde' products Mincjtcn, Georgs Saucer, Jock Vid’oshlhito’s condition became "Please send me ono good night’* the wlneaap variety and are of.mi* i during tho holidays. to *11 our people snd may the sea­ and perhaps a few toys procured ler, Jc»n Jo in , Ruby Flannlgan, ddperste s t 12:25 a. m. His res­ tleep. Charles Park, M. D .", ' ’ usually good flavor, •" ' The fruit was grown near We­ son also mark a new inert**® i* from outside,ivert psed to pack Lottie shark, Elisabeth Carrieron, piration was 84, his pulso too fast c "J want a shotgun that can hit be counted. Rattling in his quail In aplte of my aim. Benny natchee, Wash., and packad by tba the spiritual values. Our prayer the stockings—sutd the youngsters Quills Porter, Edith Singletory, Skookum Packer*' Association un­ d pipe was.noticeable. The nu- Caswell." is that we msy answer the "dim­ got aa much delight .out of it ill 13uHa • Buhrman, Mildred R iw , . . der the famous "Skookum" brand. us physicians tkho had at(Continued on Page Seven) ness of the old'dtyS which bad no as da those who srw remembered in Helen Snted, Margaret Page* Dor­ him for ft fortnight did (Continued on Page Sev en ); • othy and Martha' Leon, Redding on Page Two) •• ■ ■ _ Cheslmitt,- Jam es Henderson, Robng poeaiblo for the raonbut hie condition wa* seen ■ iv : girt Stanley, L. M. Telford, Tom . •\ S h j i V • k» be helpless. * W«ter*. M/vIcea . for Miss Irin nee Regent Hlrphito and other Clabde: Whitten, Billy Zachary, J. who passed a tfiy Wedof the Imperial ffttally ' ^McDaniel, .Lester Guthrie, nt “ht following an atti^k gathered ftfc the monarch’s Moore, Ruth Baker, Clifford ± -a m . HA. Ho NEW YORK. Dw. 2 4 . - W ~ of «*. were hold, this nfIn |iU yiltes at lU g ain i, ____r,' Julia Le*sonr Margaret Leobury. Mr. Atterbary la president irvilW, wlidr#, sbbw’ Waa. fslUrif the Mlller-Erickson fu­ -' LiS AN where the'emperor became critical- Scorcs of homeless waifs in New of Atterbury Broa, Imx, idenOfftd it night at the rate of an Inch a o n , -Louise H*U,' Christina Whit­ 1l ill of pneumonia Dec. rs at 2:30 o’clock. York end London will have real with the Morgan banking laureate. * ten, Helen McDaniel, Louls#-Keran hour! Snow fall over a wide wag directed by Dr. goy, Josephine Cheek and Alico s m e n the sovereign’s illness be- homes this Christmas, with fathers, Mrs. Atterbury was MUs Faith C- mo acute, all amusementsi cess and mothers all tbelr ovfn, as the Ripley, ,of MInneapoli*. Tha . ,?*•*» acted for the mas in years, a* the southland con­ area around Bakersfield. Residents of Pasadena; Monrovia M ui.n° M** absence o f’ Rev. W. tinued in the grip of storins which c In Japan,.business was halted, je tu lt ^f.a rush of childless couples pla were married about 20 r.tr h»o. pe.tor of, the, F irst yesterday scattered .now *nd cold •nd other foothlU cities yesterday aid tha ..lnnt chlldrcn. -V. the nation trove gave itself up. up to to adopt ciillilrcn. . r t f j A ______ witnessed the f i n t snowfall In m v - Arkansas Hit By 8 church,-, of .which* M M rain over the entfte lower hal ^ e r . Ybshihito. well bolored ‘ -Twenty-two youngsters, many of ego. The other child , to anter a so« r * i ymrfaAjUmugh the y'kUe ^T^tober. The serviccji his peoplo, had been *n invalid them nameless, have ridden the Wave• \Today prominent family v " ' . . . flakes whirled th ick a t : ; f lr s t -t h # P^" i Cold ft (4 . 1rf f f. t » -W A 'If* 'W a*XL.f■“ 4 the State. ia n y year* of an affliction dating tide of Christmas favor, for orNfltea B * k c 5 c k « , w enow melted rta t a d was poon .th e member# of the ;frbm Ma infancy. • m followed by ' i t t t '.Ascending Uw thrope In 1912, on •a M ' s m *$ . StfRIN ERS HOSTS TO CHILDREN A T YULETIDE PARTY PROMINENT M EN SEND LETTERS TO OLD “SAINT NICK” JJLER OF JA PS DEAD AFTER SHORT ILLNESS mm Services Wei Scores of Waifs Find Real Homes in New York and London This ^‘ l» r many friends of the t ‘w cher, and by *. Robert Gr*y. *r drived in Sanfmd to-. l«*te this » ftf » tsmatir* \ family home in £ Inches of *now wore \ iW n p e ra tu M dfo Ing I t M U UUroufhb land yesteadgy i « d th e th e n n o m e- ^ow lond^ t i r r s i jr w U f ous ia i *now bs^kInches with the tall-end excessive.yalns wl »,rty d ' _J» CtOWDM u»rw v In London,-A *. J 9 , lDIBi-hU cor- adoption has oeo val of th« Chrutmas �THE SANFORD HERALD, f l i t liOhgwood Race Card Toiiiorrow O fH ornsby Deal, A nnouncem ent Cardinal Boss Witt Concord Stable Loses Horse ih\2'Years From No\w Following Jam .In Wbith Jockey Hvari Is Injured; y In; A' ? rs John M HcGrftw In Statement Forget Me Not Wins 5th' • t > •' -■■r NEW YORIT, Dec. 23. —<**)'— Rogers Hornsby as a possible suc" censor to John McGraw at <u helm of the New York (Hants today loomed as the* latest angle in KMebelP* moat scnsatlonsldeal since the purchase of Babe* Ruth by the Yankees. u ^ would like to feel that I can leave the management when my present contract? expires two years ffom now,” snid the gra»haired Hew‘Y6rk lender. "I do not want to spend nil my life running a ball chltr. Y is, there is a chance that fTHbrnsby fits fn, he may inher- The destruction of Lc Glorloux, running under the colors of tho Concord Ruble, following a spill in tho sixth event at Seminole Park Wednesday and the Injury' to Jockoy M. Ryan, marred ah other­ wise excellent card, one which was enjoyed by one of the best week­ day crowds of the meeting, to date. I«e Glorieux, with Ryan ip tho saddle, was at tho head of the field entering tho last eighth of the milo and one-eighth'event. Bucko, piloteid by Jockey McDonald, cut across In front of .the field and a spill inwhich the leg of I,e Glorieux and the collarbone of Ryan were smashed. The horse was destroy Baseball men hero looked upon cd. Ryan was rushed to a hospi­ -FfciWde Frisch as a likely sue- tal, where he Is reported to he resting comfortably. As a result of his erring ride, the stewards have set ‘McDonald on the ground for 10 dnys, nnd his mount, Bucko, nlthough under the wire first, was disqualified. , Getting away to a three-length lead shortly after the barrier went op, the Bustono Stable’s ForgetMe-Not hnd no trouble In ruptur­ ing the fifth rare, the feature event on the dny's card. Sen Fairy rtfh n good race and ram e fast nt when they realized there was no apparent chn'nco of undoing the trduc of Rogers Horsnby, Ordinal manager and world's series idol, to the New York Glnnts for Frank­ ie Frisch nnd Jimmy Ring. *■ Sanj Breadon, Cardinal presi­ dent nnd John J. McGraw, Ginnt manager, with announcements that the. trado wns beyond recall, left only the consolation of speculat­ ion on the next manager. Breadon would not name pro­ spective candidates, but sport writers anti others listed nt least eight possibilities, in addition to Roger Bresnahan, who Breadon has declared "hsr- no inside tr“ck, ’ were mentioned Frisch, Bob O’F ar­ rell, Cardinal catcher and “ most <rtT h " ninga, McUr“Ws lorm cr asaisun'i and Fred Clarke, former Pit:«- t burgh vice president. Bill Killifer, Hornsby’s right hand • man last scatorf, would have plea* | ed many, but ho has been relcnst 1 Request and probably will sign nfl a Brown j coach. . i, i Branch Rlskcy succeeded e“r.t'y ; in the 102ft season as manager b * j Hornsby will not be reappoint*1 j Breadon said. Tho breuch between Breadon j nnd Hornsby appeared not to hir •* • lssened. The club had led with, the statement that “fl*terrinir ! friends” hud given Hornsby "ti> ■[ big an opinion, of himsclr,” no.I | Hornsby countered with the i sertion: “ If you say I wanted t • leave Kt. Louis, that Is untu* r j hut to terminate relations with >*>■ C arth ag e ........ ................. ............... Delysia glory nnd cany spending money." When I enme to Lehigh nine yenre ago," d a tes rtkeson, “there was n system of procuring football play­ ers nnd n regular schedule for th£ end to get the pluee. Duley Lou bested the "them in a stretch drive ami raptured show money. Belleclaire gW down under tinwire in the initial event <.f the pro I gram . A fte r beating Jo h n Finne- | gan, who tired, the winner wu* go ing away at the wire. Ix>u Shank beat Arlene by n noso for the show, a f te r being up in the running I he small colleges with toolhall am bitions," he nays “ unis' straight l0WPr entrance standards, waive when h«* college requirements and facubv , in the give nway to pressun- from in mim- without when a stnr’s progress is ill mule ^tenn nrariiy halted." (lrt.,, ! Illu strating the extejit to which e n ll-g . football may la* rammernirsuers , c in|j.t.(|. Q|.pI0n recounts nn exi grue - |pPr|onrc n( I/>hlgh some years ago a group of s ta r paying them. “ Not enough was lx-ing r c a l i f d (ur till- purpose nnd there a feeling that we were not getting enough results fur our money U « a s hini-il t.. me i»v more than "■ |s rs.,n t hat here was my tip! »r tunity ' I flunked i hat assignment .ml ■nntinned to flunk it. Our n ih M on are < lean. You don't need hired football teams to make up a t* m i hut you tin need morale. “To play on <mr teams a man must have a reasonable ability to think We hflifvc good tennis cull h e made from sin h men Perhaps we are wrong. It may require n hunch o f dumb hells to create n footlmll tei.m If We are going ______ - _______ — . Billy O'Hare Doruntue Barber Bill Broeklrsby . Jim Sundn ........ ........ Suknh ..................... Fourth Race $700 Claim F o r 2 Y O, 0 Fur. Tim Rooney ......................... Sealing Wax L illy Porter Ena C Ester Wcidcl t ’hnrette * F ifth Race ?700 Claim t V U A Up. ft I 2 I'm Jin g le l.ihu I inncgan Cnunty Times St (Quentin Enos Rod Seth Kimciiihku ( 'ontnet Singlebanil M rt'rim men , Adorable Bart Sixth Race $700 Claim F or All Agon, ft I 2 Fn “The Forest L i k e " NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—oT'i— Jack Dempsey Is balking at parti­ cipation in the semi final round c f Tex Rickard’s heavyweight eli­ mination tournament. According to hsi eastern business representa­ tive, Lecnard D. Sacks, the de­ throned champion declines to meet “second and thin! raters,” and will consent only to a fight with Gene Tunnoy. S. Your evening gowns nnd pnrlv dresse ■ and> span for the Holidays—avoid du S '— culling Sanford’s Leading cii ■ J. G. SHARON Attornty-it-Law Will practice In all the rourt* Examination of Abstracts cf I-and Titles given especial attention } 't a a tn iti■ ■ ■ * « ■ « ■ ■ ■ «■■■ a a LONDON, Dec. 23.(/P)—A "one horse club” has been formed here with the Idea of reducing the high cost of hunting. The 'members, mostly residents of the West End, have arranged hunts nt “wholesale prices,” nnd will havl* one horse each instead of five or six or n dozen, ns is cus­ tomary among the hunt club mem­ bers who have no regard for ex­ pense. Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packed in Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your All sizes, quarters, halves andvtvhole boxes, i desired.. * * *■ Also Fireplace nnd Stove wood ih any qu Deliveries Anywhere DUHARTS PACKING H OD I j * I ; Phone 386-M Seventh Rare $700 Claim 3 Y O & Up, 1 M A 1-10 Link Fop Ryan Dolph . ...... . T . J . M iller,iPres. - , II. R- Stevens, A. 1’. Connelly, Sec. & Trena, Geo. A. DeQ S ir Giilnhnd 11 Klnipnlnng Dusk Board of Directors S. O. Shinholscr, D. L. Thrasher. B. F J Forrest Lake, John Meisch, K. R. Cta| Locarno Perhaps Montillo ■ Apprentice allowance elai Sanford Building And Loan A Christmas Trees Sanford, Florida All Sizes Mounted ;tntl Delivered See Our Display in front of Ford Garage Corner Commercial S t­ and Palmetto Avc. Condensed Balance Sheet as DECEMBER 5, 1926 ASSETS M. M. Lord Cash in Banks ................... ...... Mortgages Receivable ............ .! Loans on Stock ...... .......... Accounts Receivable (Secured) ■ Stock Subscriptions Receivable * Furniture attd Fixtures ......................... .—«, Phone 3512 GIFT SUPREME TOTAL A SSETS Platinum Diamond Jewelry LIA BIL ITIES Real Estate Loans Payable Paid l ’p Stock Lssucd .......... $4K2 Installment Stock Issued ........ 830, » Surplus— Reserve Fund — Undivided Profits .. C E R T IF IE D CO RRECT: Williams. Monahan sociates, Publi^ AecounLints and Auditors,- COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS CIGARS — CANDY DRINKS— DRUGS Yo uwill receive qourtcaus ser­ vice ut our fountain. Sanford & Geneva Ave. In Kdgesrood Curb Service— The Kind thnt Serves Fourth Race:Jaunebar, (Pawumn) $2.40, #2.40, #2.40;,Benguliuie, (McCrossen) $6.40, .^1.20; Tony Brqwn, (Smith) $5.00, Also ran, Miss Nancy, Froth, a t r s t x , Ga., Dec' _23.—(jP)— Kathleen K, Old top, nnd Beg Cobh’s friends planned to njp him home today, aa affec- Pardon. My aa they, bid him goodbyo t time.ago and with testlmo‘f thafy belief in hls ‘,honesty( ir infl fntegrlty." li scheduled to arrive at C:3Q 'tonight. Fellow townsmen re«3h fm at tho train,1 and irit prevailing- among them rV m eh vditi#e4thh city counresent the charge o f‘ml$conf #3,W, , #2.80,. #^46j Maco Hoy. gainst him in a formal reso- (Armstrong) #3,<0j #2.40; Starbright, (Ryan) #220. last night. ,, Alto ran, Dojrimtucnnd, Lo Glor­ charge of a fbrmer Detroit ieux, a Bucko won but was dis­ ■that Cobb agreed to bet on * , te In 1910 and then arrange qualified. ■ Is own team' should win waa )d by the council as, ^untrue : Seventh ‘Race; •Barberry, (Pnsernnn) #7.40/14,20, #2.60; Qulnham, By U$in)| P l m Can* • th e gcuulnd .f Florida. % bV U .,-.-.' . Compnj-.x- VBLL *v ' V p M i B, Tinker, Pres. Admission, inci • 14 By J. S. Wilfii £ -« J a ■ 3 e Highway Be the honesty, prbbj approach- 16,190-69 TO TA L L IA B IL IT IE S and CAPITAL H ( F rien d s Aire fettbitte R im In serf lidtidisltow 5 l S b e d yC # i citizen f r d M / , W*! Ninth St. & Cypress — 1 Block from Sanfi The Jew eler. * McGrow asserted that there wnsif<r 'anyihing in this talk of the Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis upsetting the deal. He snid it had bfon.'.’Mffncd, sealed nnd delivered." and that contracts of Frisch nnd Second Knee: Kosciusko, (Her­ Biiur had been forwarded to the St. bert) $4.00, $3.00, $2.4Q; The Per­ Loull1team through President John uvian (Heuly) $4.00, #5.80; Senti­ ment, (McRann) $8.60.‘ ^ ^ b r f g h t future i t r Frisch With Also rnn, Hrookltah)’, Last Frinr S t l^bula waa aeon by McGraw, ■Rotarlnn, C. T. Worthington, Moswho expfetzod the opinion that he sincs, Betty Mae and Snknh. waa “tta good a ball player am he ever waa, If <he only- thinks so, Thlnl Bnce: All Range, (Trynn) ■r no reason why ho should, #14.20. $3.00, $2.20} Affectionate ri^t bo -a great second baaemnn," Mary, (Pascuma) $2.40, $2.20; «mctmled the New York leader. Prfcolcss, (McCrossen) #2.40. Also rnn, Sum Landers, Jni Alai, Tim Rooney, Gclon, and Ragmnn. ilng our complete ssbu cssb . B ooster L im p Ward Buddie Brown Nero Al Hotfoot The Rove . , M cL a u lin Belleclaire*, (McCrossen) i $8.<10, $1.20; Jolin Elm (Banks) $7.80, $3.(10; Lou .*■ (Armstrong) $2.00. Also run, Booster, f’erre Bluckfoot, Arlcna, Elmhurst Bissel Muguct, nnd Red Alex . ONE HORSE CLUB” FORMED Offices in Court House — ' J Phone 465 Texas Results At Seminole Park f»: . ... ... Dempsey Refuses football winner paid 1 14.20 Priceless m an-j d for d crw!entlals sign-d aged to get up for tho show. b>. n hi)fh rchoo, rrinrip„| who bad J mim* bar Won the fourth ns ho 'been ilrn<l five years, pleased after disposing of Dcngn | This group wns chaperoned by lese and Tony Brown a young promoter who was snid »•> Barberry tore away to n long |have collected his gladiators from lead in the final seventh but hard the shop and tho mine, promising ly out lusted Qomhiim First Cull |them u free edurntlon, plenty * Inseil op with speed Mini took the AYV DECEMBER 23, 1026 Net gain in aaseta- in the past 30 days low 797.90. This in the fnrgest gain in any one i the history of the aasotiation. Ar* through thia aasoeiitiori? 8 per cent divide been paid regularly on paid , up stock. D*v»| comimunded on instalment'stock nro higner. explain the new plnnrr^-T1- • �' SANFORD HERAM), wm^map j found in the w reckage and h U ^ o f - . f lice h as had no word'/rbm Hlih to- I day. I n ju r e d : M rs. Georgia llard y . enroute l from Miami to Toronto, Can. E , 1.. A rm strong, Danville. Ky. B / A . Dosser, 1HU& A n g icr Avcnuop C hattanooga, serious. Biblicist W. -I. Sm ith. Atlanta, f J . It. Ia*al, t'hiittanoojm, Inter 1 nal‘ injuries. S o l d j y Is Itadly I n u r e d ^ • I * •" D a d " l.obninrh, Cincinnati, *er' iuUS. ,1 1 . h>.-CuU^, Le.ditq ious yfe r* | . ,'Edwin il Wife man Ify., s er i o us Celebrations of 60 Years Ago Told by Pioneer of Sanford L csW tm i ^ W . Dowser, difii |.ml. Chnttnnooga. pr S. T . Grady, serious M rs. S. J . Cohen, address known Atlanta Miss Ituby Curtain slight Kurl White, Hristol, •light. .John K. Kirher, Athri (Jus Husis, Fort Ogle1 C o r porn I A. S. Myer, . fc. J . Keith. Atlanta, engineer o f ; I’r ncc de Leon, blinded and inter- * mil in ju ries. R. M. Pleree. traveling engineer, tiding with Keith, serious. MrW illiams. Detroit, *«*r , r ; > q ^ . w- r s 2. s r ^ 1)C n dance. . Anotlicr name wouiu be mhI . ciI V.rs •next- d ay,-m u l t h i ' would keep up during'the holidays \ 8 « typo of the community i1vent* c-; ih - period. Mr. Vaughan rr-nlJed u d am e which Wi« ranged for the holiday sonson <d I hi-.*, :»t 111- Orange HuUfe, tin* J»„t .J which yvaj completed in th at ' e h'ltijt located h e a r the ;we. .useetivn of Gcmrfa, ami MrlJoin Lit- Avcnuei. The urriuiKti. cut* were made for the a f f a i r by II. L D c Koicm and Alexander Vauirhan, and the . C h ristn u n dunce was attended hy the incin«| ben of the families within n radius of fifteen mile»-r**ond lids included e vcrybmly, ^a«l Mr. Vaughan. ;t T h e re waa a big «Up|H-r pren-d.iiK the dance, and h/ter this, Mr. VnuKhnn recalled, ho sa t in n d iirw a j between two of the looms used for the dunctng, and i “called cotillious" for the two sets of dancers, first one set and then the other. the p a U d rW one; Indulged in at T o t t i r i i ,t . »uj?ht <low.ii , j1 , A »hn «n.». I <r Wo were not just n litt|c t ." * " 1- ' -Knlly, ^ r rthan nUyweWO n! juRl arc now aoe wilwW '* hur prexopt day convenience, ht'lna to com fort,.t.u n..._ On C hristm as morning it " a s the custom for the young men to . ^ct to g eth er and start cut for n hunting expedition, the gnmc in ith at day including turkeys squirrels, ducks, clcer, hears, bob­ ca ts, and the hoVdca o f wolves the Bible has made me young agwin," he says. “I t hns brought me happiness and joy t o - know I have helped o th e rs." He expressed regret thnt he had but one life to give to the Good Hook. F T IMMEDIATELY, the Buick engine JL starts. The weather may be bit­ terly cold, but Buick has a high speed starting motor, Automatic Heat Con­ trol and Therm ostatic Circulation Control. Finley, Chattanooga, »cri Mr and M iWilliams, I.uttle I )hiu William Palmer, Chattanooga, negro waiter, serious William Hubert, Chattanooga, negro w aiter, serious i. |Ini. , ’ll t i nil These three Buick features mean easier starting and smoother perform­ ance 365 days a year. rrlo'fou k 5cawr ‘ May rv«*r\ mmnenl <»t the illcssetl Holiday tie filled with exceeding Jot and mir the Now. Y ea r bring vmi and \ otirs nun it Pro,-pent v 111 I •• . I. Idi :* f ! v1 *i u?•i<i«*fit ifiHil a lull* ‘ m»\ u , imut seven ytairs uhl. One of thi’ tiniiioMtified wii. Ih* lieved to lie Dr (i 1 Wade, an Allunta dentist, who was enroute to Cleveland III- p**eketln*ok wti 1'hc Bicvclo Store Sanford, Fla. McLander Arcade 8 Christmas Chco* <TorV&u Everyone 4 At this joyous Season we take a pleasure in wis m fy . Tho holiday season affords ua nt\ on|>ortunity to express aRnin the pleas- > • uro we derive from out business relations with you and so at this time of tl?e year we witth you and yolirs - A Merry Christmas nnd A Happy New^Ycar.* * ' >» \ o u w ill enjoy Create.,, Jm Pd JU nTI Lrr r'/ IIi Vff Ever E-Bui Hie Season Greetings Vl l unl a h- -pi tal . l a . i ill Id r ■ i I Mi II •>rd i w>•>■ killed. W IIRrovvei n' \i hintii l,ng fy; ige m a ste r of tin I* ,- ,1, J n . I 1 1,1i W i l li e m a i.-litei nt ‘ a il Mr* i W iIlia in • 1 |a ill I auddctls Sweet Dellott | I J K. P ost, hot* F ’l ' t l i e r Street I , < .attuiHjoga W I. |)yne>. A*'met I -ale-nian ' ui’i'i I. .• S. I’ Mini la gi I M rn Buy a B u ic k . driving i t ! a Happy C h r is t m a s ami I’rui- Now Y ea r may \ • >n ami rnjtiv every’ wanteil luxury may I lie Unliilay s firing a fill g nf eyery desn e h :<U an ’ 'n eight year id,I girl with tin Continued From Page Ono) in itials It .M II .‘»n h hrm-i I,*’ Vd tra in , yv«, 'hfuidcd nrid to i (' I ’ ­ ity btirn'cd, rtnd could not fur p— 1 d-lyt he •(:, -ight. i l l . :a J1 m < 1 \ • :,.. a Mi u n 'a cco u n t. It. M. Hie<c * I Ini a* wa •cling engineer, riding In tin i ■>. * • 1 or,-r. . V **• WHEN DETTER AUTO MO 111 LES ARE ntJILT • • . RU ICK W ILL DUILD t u b m '* . . Best W ishes 1 vans. J i l l llei ,lii< k Kinvillr l-’ln. | . ."“>'• Mr. Vnn„W.. hU ,blonrr. “^ d I wonde* whe^ Hunting P arties fpo'ri tU fashionable f-ake Pjncid, N V , has in quired an AI In th« fo r m of the eight-dog team of (lam e Warden ■ lark H c r » \vq have two f a ir visitors out mushing thinugh Ih d> snow with Hayes at the runnerW . ath-List Placed 118 in Rockmart Hair. I, reck Last Night t * « *I. .nr'i 'I V.i-nue, ' " ' ‘ rt end rcca! 411 tli^aj days, .when «c 0f the*lit~ inti* S m all laughter <>f M>» VS d ham -, probably fatally \\ II Brewer, baggage m .n trt <•( Police do l.eon Several Negroes Among Injuried R I) Hilty, Lansing, Mich , ser ious Mrs R D Illltty . slight A S Me,r. Detroit, serious „ of you a Christmas complete in Happiness Cheer . May the New Year bring with it It Prosperity and good things for you and i i’&AV’ .Vg* w' - * ?t m �ORD HER, 4'.W\» '4* u .»*i I L p ■ I ^ r \ • i h r i % ** v ‘ i4 r n \ * } '.j ■jM w ■ H 1 / i * H s I 1 id ■ r « 1 11 1 H 1 J I Come to Church Sunday. Special services have been arranged to extol the praises of One who has guided us through the ages. •. Come to Church on Sunday, A deeper significance will be revealed to you of the heroism of those who died in order that we may • •»•. - V »* ^ worship as we please. ' ; G:".y FIR ST M ETH O D IST CHURCH Corner 5th and Prtrk Ave W. P. Buhrman, Pastor Morning Preaching Service, 11 o’clock Organ Prelude. Response, "And Thev Called His Name Jesu s" Hymn, 111, "Hnrk The Herald Angels” Prayer. Anthem, "All Hail The Joyful Morn." 41 Psalm, 45. C|oria Patrj. Haritone Solo. "Tit,‘re’s A Soup In The A n " tWnt Hull), Mr Edward Huhrman Evening Preaching Service, 1:30 o’clock Orgun Prelude. Response, "Come To Mv Heart, Lord Jesus." Hymn, 121, "O Little Town Of Bethlehem." Prayer, By the choir, "Silent Night, Holy Night.". Frripturo l/esson. Anthem, "Calm On The Listening Ear Of Night, Soloist, Miss Catherine Buhrmnn. Offertory. Solo, "<) Holy Night (Dwight Adams), Mrs. Victor Robertson. S« rnton, "Jeslls Belongs To E v ery b o d y ." I ‘raver. Hymn. lilt. Angels From The Realms of tllnry I'enedi, t ion S c r i p t u r e 1 a*kkoii, Anthem, "Hark! What Mean Those Ho|\ Voiees" <)ffertory. Soprano Solo, "The Birthday Of A King." Mrs Vulor Rolit-rUou. Sermon. "Jesu s: The IVrfect Revelation" Hym n, 125. "O Come. All Ye Faithful." Benediction. Sunday School,.9.30 a. m. Epworth League Devotional Meetings, 6 30 p. m A Cordial invitation to everyone to attend the services of this church. FIRST PR ESBYTER IA N E. D. Brownlee, D. I)., Pastor, CHURCH Corner Oak Ave., and Third St. Hull day, Dec. 26, 1926 ¥ ....... •MUKWJNtt.WpRSHJP l l ^ . > M . f f f Special Music as follows: Organ Prelude “The Shepherd’s Sunday Morning” E. L. Ashford. Anthem “Sing, 0 Heavens” Berhold Louis. Offertory “Contemplation from the Holy City” Haul Solo —“The Holy City” by Emge. Organ Postlude “Christmas Postlude- May F. CONGREGATIONAL s. CHURCH Corner Park Avenue and 3rd Street, John Bernard Hoot, Minister < Organist, Mrs. Frances Woodruff Morning Worship 11 o’clock Prelude, "Andante Maestoso” Sullivan Offertory, "Adoration" Atherton Baritone Solo, "Star of Bethlehem" by Cara Roma Sermon Topic: 'T im e’s Measurement” Postlude /'Jubilant March” Solly Postlude, ' -i ' T H E FIRST CHRISTIAN CH URCH (High School Bldg.) Edw ari Rudicel, Minister • r . . •*. it*?-?,' ’. « « 'i f t a - #. *s' * T HE First Christian^Church of Sanford extends the Season’s greetings\o the thousands of Herald readers, everywhere. \ In the best and grandest sense, “A Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year.” Beginning January secona we are holding a. Beries of revival meetings in the old-High School auditorium. A welcome awaits you. f ._ Bible School 9:45 R. A. Wilson, General Supt Communion andSettnon 11 a. m Christian Endeavor, (1:30. F, D.vlfing, Pastor • " B « h l^ Q o rtrtit-: " rh- e C . W . JU The 8b< S o lo e d Under the d th e o rg a iti t Memories, M lips With • Baritone i &• and Solos and jt ikn»G-Miv:B. C Moore cr, umcnci, w A t io iiUiuinff bt*i antea A.'M, Philj] * 3 • ■■ �■i > TH E KANFORP HERALD/FUlDAY, DEC le Sanford Herald< H > * r m Iflrraosn exfrpl Sar a t SaatrrS. I'larUa. > t i l Maaajlia jlBAN The Nativity ----------------- -- From th » Gospel of S t. Luke, Clmpter 11, 1-20 3.’ And all went to be taxed, every one .into his crvvn •4m : . f i*4» rJ • t * W •- » C. city., ^ .- :A n d Joseph also went tfp from Galilee, out of the lx Uonttis.lMO. 6ity. o f Nazaroth, into Judea, unto the' city of David, which is colled Bethlehem, (because ,he was of the house and lineage p i David,) , r \ . i i. 5. • To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being Mentations great with child. &. i And so it was, that, while they were there, ^he days were accomplished that she should be delivered. ‘ ' 7. * And she brought forth-her first-born son, and wrap­ ped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a m anger;.be­ cause; there was no roojn fo r them In the inn. * r‘ Ahr) there were'*fn UlftHn *IM fthe ho same aovviA aaiim I ph shepherds o VwmLiir^a ' ^ 8Q,'‘ An'd’ country abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. 9. " And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, nnd the glOry of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid. , 10. And the angel said unto them, Fear not for, be­ V E R SE FOR TODAY « . __ ___ trvtt '« hold, Ii bring ypu good tidings of great joy, which shall he t , ORD WITH US—“Is not to all people. 111. & c r unto you iH horn thiH day, in the city of David, your'tiod with you l and n it given you rest !'tm n Saviour/which is-Christ the Lord, -v e l for he hath given the 12. And this shnll be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the hnbe Wrapped In swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. • 13;’ '•‘A’nd suddenly‘there was with the ungel a mulfitude of the heaven]y host praising .God, nnd saying. htaes in my heart, more than in 14. G loryTo God In the highest, and on earth pence, time when their grain and new 9 . is increased. good will toward men. 15. And it came to puss, as the angels were gone away : Peace On Eurth from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another. Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which jok a frayed hut from hi* is come to pass, which the Ivord hath made known unto us. head, 16. And they came with haste, and found Mary und “Peatc on E arth " was what Joseph, und the buhe lying in u manger. i ghFjSdd, loroel out of whnt you’re 17. And when they had seen it , they made known worth, ubroud the saying which was told them concerning this there we have it:. Pence on child. thieh, although n little more 18. And all they that heard it wondered at those what there was on eurth be- things which were told them Ijy the shepherds. ; - . fore. 19. But Mhry kept all these things, and pondered them I you. see, I’m Ichabod,— in her heart. »ver mind the ways I’ve trod; ober how, so help me God.” 20. And the shepherds returned, glorifying and prais­ ing God for all the things that they had heard and seen, as not pass the fellow by ■it was told, unto them. .>jM, — JW " M r Lfelleve In Go<l?” *uii I ’• is there to Christmas Every Day Hy WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS 1 3 * P i e came into hot dayj mul it didn’t rkip even the he always did Sat- F irst of April, thoiigh everything before breakfast, tuts counterfeit thnt dny, and that lory. ' He tried to was Dome little relief. -ninjr, for ho was *■ • ".??*(* ho would not let > ^ycj|( before it cams Thankugivm: „ , ing it had leak?d out who had icre w»» « *>U18 caused all these Christmassca. . 'the Lttle girl had ■ suffered bo nd over hiii m°ujn much that Bhc hod talked about it nt the word, nho ,n jjcr a|,.cpj and after that hardly il little pig stones anybody would play with her. ctly sick of them. p00p]0 j ust perfectly despised her, nd of story shnll because if it had not been for her . greediness it wouldn’t have hapiian. !t 5 Kl‘ ,nK |peped; nnd now, when it camo It’s post Thanks- ■] hanksglving, and aho wanted ! them to go to church, and hnvc . si]uiu.h pie and turkey, and show c whs a httle girl tholr Krntitude, they said, that all nns so much that t j,e turkeys had been eaten up for o bo (hristmas ^cr 0|(j Christmas dinners, nnd if year; und a* «<»nn Bhe wou|,j atop Christmnsses, wos over she r>o- jy,ey would see about the grntisial-cards to the lU(Jc7 Wasn’t It dreadful? And iry to »'k ” *ne tho very next day the little girl Hut the old began to send letters to the Christvered any of the ma3 p , , , ^ nnd then telegrams, to r ii while the lit- BtGp jf But j j didn’t do any good; t that tin ruiry nncj (b,.n ^hc got to calling at the ilur. und wouldn t |-'a jry•„ house, but the girl that but letters—not camc t„ lll0 door always said, ’’Not. me cards In en- at or "Engaged," or “At* letters on sheets j j nncr • or* something like that; . u;lu> iiiUutt itfa rs w lut; l l r t in t!m im rl; s t r e s s slttitra ? E I ,c.l1d , « a n h f r a r 8 . . r a U l i . n , r a A n * tiii’t tit IlttH’ tm tiy lit. Ik- Pence on J»t vfa* telebrato tho birth," j, “o f One who died for men; on o f God, we say. What jr God, or mine? I ’d make you fe ta I to tell you even half I havo learned of mine today yours would hnrdly seem to stay. * % lid ha hot follow In and out anthropoids I know about, Godi td whom you may have prayed it see a'world He never made.” our words are flowing full," E said J ; - ' ut yet they givo me no reply; fountain might us well b« than you, my friend, fould wait; and hear me to the endp wo11m for V » ryv* « thins where lay the Christ Child, who brought to the world this|,|ny. she ute «n much candy that to one. message, ‘‘Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, she did »»t want a n y breakfast; good will toward men.” an'* the whole forenoon the pres "How For this is Christm as! This is the season of rpmem-.™|*w2 C l "ms had* t*me't'o de‘ papa. “ F irst rn te !" said the little girl; brances und gift-giving. A time for feasting and parties! |,v,.r p,.. „,K.ht before; nn.l she went round giving the pr.-sents, " » > « • hated i . have the story An occasion for decorations! When candle-lit Christmas ulMj stop, and was rather sober. IlowH b < bail got for oilier people, trees gaily bedecked with gorgeous spangles and red and came home and a te turkev nnd ever, her mamma just put her head white..cundy canes and lumpy stockings hung in chimney |rri»nberr> fur dinner, and plum in ut the door, and n-kcd her papa; "Are yuu never earning to break corners cause squeals of merriment among dancing round- pudding nnd nuts and raisins and f a s t ? What have you been telling trice U&lght of a new hat ? • orange* and more candy, and then eyed youngsters. But even yet we hear His message, be'.tomdnandrd that his mmo [Went out and coasted, and runie in that c h ild ?” "O h, just a moral tale " LwrlttwHfvcrywhero tho same? "Peace on earth, good will toward men." with a stomach-ache, crying, and ------------------------------- Q-----------------------------The little girl caught him around all live in every place jh this unpleasant shell of ^. mine I t in your fancy makes of m« itraas curiosity, right, 1 might be worse tha n •',th*tt * you might now be lying flat; haVO done it from behind, J taken what thero was to find. lad idriii hidden face? |but ho muy like ns one you may tell T w me there be Peace thero be fields and - . ami I wrong * m a new song? U in yourself, my Jurdnce to the end; feace there in on Enrth | what your world Is ’ without any lies, f could not l>e othermay that nnd then bo |and he said: “Why [gave him rather more 'counting of my etore. have it, thanks to you. f what I mean to do,’ felieve that even I r tell the truth than I a ’ Evo. No matter 1. educated face, llUhable grace ■d. smile are wii BRlSk’r vision as I will r hf be at, illet aa th at' t least another )u»L Arlington Roljinson. £ % rm The Visit Of St. Nicholas M y s tic ’s ( h ristm a s I mul nil kimla .if sm all presents, 1rniMUM nnd nuts, and dumped them and her big brother’s with nothing |jnto p,,. river; and it mode the fish hut the tongs in th em , and h e r ! p(.r f,.< t|y *u-k, and the whole As thi.s is Christman Evo, It hardly seems likely that young lady s i s t e r s with n new silk United States, ns far nut ns Alns and her pupa’s und mam- j j,u> wa„ i,|Mr,. ,,f bonfires. our rondcra will be interested in suggestions for muniripal umbrella, , . . , ,i mu s with potatoes and pieces o f l w h rn . p„. ,-hildren were burning improvements, expositions of |M)litieal maneuver, opinions coal wrapped up in tissue paper. UI, , tll.lr jfip |,,,oks and presents on oil graft trials, or whatever vve are wont to write u|>on just ns they always hud every u|| k,„Hs They had the great for these columns and as a matter of fact we little feel f’hnstm us. Then she w u ite d jl a t time! inclined ourselves to dwell upon any problem which might around till th e rest o f the fntnily 1 The little girl went to thank tend to break or mar the spell of Christmas time. V*?- were up, nnd she whs the first fo 'th e old Fairy because she had stop hurst into the library when th« ' J,ed 'V ts^ M n g'''C h rist,n a's."1'1' n d 's h e So instead we are publishing on this page today nq&UT d,,ors were opened and l.s.k at the >>a)|1 hll|>ri, w«.ul«| keep her large preselhlM laid out oil the Ii |ironiise nnd i«*e that Christmas but Christmas messages, poems und stories/d lew of choicest hits of English and American literature. For as hrury table books, and portfolios never, never cam e again Then the and boxes of station ery, nnd hnppy. romping, expectant hoys and girls obediently climb breastpins, and dolls, and little F a iry frowned, nnd asked her if the stairs to bed. vve can only wish the readers of The Herald i.toves, and dozens o f handker­ she was sure she knew whul she m eant; and the little girl asked every joy of the season and try to add to the beauty of the chiefs, nnd inkstands, nnd skates, her,, Why not ’ und the old Fairy occasion by contributing something on the subject from the^11"'1 M1,,w Hh"'<di«. mul photograph said that now she was behaving world's foremost writers. f.am.-H. and little •'!>• b..* just as greedily as ever, and she d .. . ... . . o* iif \ynt<T-colors, and I urkixh hotter look out. T h is made the !•or this is ( hristmas! Nearly two thousand years ago all,j n„uifm, „„d candied little gitl think it all “ver carefully wise men, tiearing gifts, “gold, and frankincense and myrrh," . herne-*, ami dolls' h«u«<-s, nn.l again, und she said -ho would be came from the East guided by the Star t<> Bethlehem. And waterproofs and tin- tug <'bn-i willing t" have it t hristmas about once in a thousand yours, und then « group of hopeful shepherds left their wandering flocks at '/'! A'"'1 ^ said a hundred, nnd then she the cal of an angel of the Ixml leading them to the manger she hai| u -plendill Chri.imu- all she said ten, and at lust she got down I rung, (■ All h a il !” the monks at Christinas sang, Th(. „,„rry n»onks wh .-tieer The gladdest day of all their year ( Hut still apart, unmoved th ereat, , A pious eldei* brother »ut I ^ '> n t . in his accustomed place. With i »*ul f ace s i t t ’st thou t h u s ? ” his b r e th ­ ren cried. " I t is the lilesuid C h ristm as-tid e; The ('h ristm as lights nre all aglow, The -acred lilies bud and blow. "A bove our head- the joy bellring, Wchotit tlo . .h ild io o -mg. Anil all i. •! io.it1.ire- tail lb, | lllol n (»,. niueli t|„. | y ( hrtst w - l.oi n ’ i “ Kejoicu with us; no more rebuke. Our gladness with thy quiet look." The gray monk answered: “ Keep, I pray, Even II- ye li>t. the Lord's birth day ‘ Let heathen Vole f ir t s flicker red U 1 •i . thronged refectory f e a s tare spread; W ' mv-terv play and masque and union wait 'son g the holy time! I • blindest iui muy h a p p y ( |her papa said he would see if his Mi Ve . the neck again. I I house wns turned into thnt sort The Simplicity Of Christ things win "We know I Don't you tell whnt, 11*4 Lord accepts of fool'll nnrndine another year; have; . and they hud a light supper, and papal Don’t you tell w h a t!" Ami reverence, bowsm-Vr it strays,! --------- O---------There was no wild clamor of bells, no jfrent gathering of pretty early everybody went to bed May find at last the shtningways . Christmas Hells great notables, no acclaim from vast multitudes that night cro**. • 9 9 i |" lhe> needs must grope who c a n ­ two thousand years ago in the little hamlet of a Homan Tho littlo girl slupt vary heav­ not sec, I henAi the bells on Christmas province. Instead, the simple shepherds came, called from ily, and she *lept very late, hut The blade before the enr must be; / liny their tasks on the hills roundabout by u Voice they had nev­ was awakened at last hy the other Thcircold A- ye nre feeling I havo felt, fnmillnr enrols play, children dancing round her head And whpre ye dwell I too have er before heard, or never were-to hear again. Hills, bathed And wild nnd sweet with their stockings full of pres­ dwelt. In the glorious starlight^of the E ast—that is the scene which ents in their htindB. The words repent \ Of peace on earth, good-will to rises before our eyes nt Christmastime— hills, nnd white "Hut now, beyond the things of| "Whnt is I t ? ” said the little girl, mrn! sense, • • l flocks grazing on their Blopes, and n Hoft, fragrant breeze, nnd she rubbed her eyes nnd tried Beyond occasions and events, and here and there the tinkle of a bell. And then the mang­ to rise up In bed. And thought bow, us the dny had I know, through God’s .exceeding ! er. lowly- and humble, the abode of beasts of burden. "Christmas! Christina*! Christcome, grace, * He was not welcomed by the world, but He brought wel­ masl” they all shouted, nnd waved The belfries of all Christendom Release troni form Und time and 1 Had rolled along ,.. come into tho world. Ho was attacked and persecuted and their stockings. place. V . | The unbroken song Nonsense! It was Christ runs put unto death, hut He brought a message of peace and good Of pcnco on enrth, good-will to "1 listen from no mortal tongue cheer and forgiveness. His very simplicity was used by His yesterday.” T" hoar tho song the angels aung; menl Her. brothers and sisters just Ami wnit within myself to know enemies to ridicule Him, but this simplicity became in time laughed. "W o don’t Know about the foundation stone of Christianity. And in this simplicity that. It's Christmas to-day, any­ Till ringing, singing, on its wa! I he Christmas lilies bud and blow. of Christ,'which come so close to the heart of men at Christ­ way. You come Into the 'library “ The outward symbols disappear ’<« ; ■ ’ •* mastime! lies the solution f t all the grievous problems which and mo ,’* ' From hint whoso inward sight is A voice, a chime, Then all at once it flashed on clear; vex mankind.— Dearborn In dependent. A chant sublime the littlo g irl that the Fairy was Of peace on earth, good-will to Ami nnml| must bo tho choice of ----------------------- 0 ---------------------keeping her promise, and her year day* menl of Chrlstm uses was beginning. i * To him who fills them nil with From A Christmas Carmen i She was dreadfully alcepy but she .Then from each black, accursed 4>raUe! sprang up like a lark —a lark that mouth "Keep while you need it, brothers * By John Greenleaf Whittier 1' • had overeaten itself and gone to The cannon thundered in the South, •mine, • bed cross—and darted into the li­ Sound over all waters, reach out from nil lands, With honest zeal your Christmas brary. There It was againl Book*, The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands; sign, and portfolios, and boxes of sta­ Of peace on ''earth, good-will to Bui judgo not him who every Sing hymns that we sung by the stars of the morn tionery, and breaatplns— monl * j *>• Sing songs of the angels when Jesus was horn! inom • * * 1 * ‘* * g • v Ay, Fm u in his heart the Iorrd Christ With glad jubilations Well, the next day, it wns Just It was as if An earthquake rent born!" /// .B rin g hope to the nations! the same thing over again, but The hearthstones of h continent, v .. .John Greenleaf Whittier everybody getting crosier; and at The dark night is ending and dawn has begun; And made forlorn the end of a week’# timo so rtany The householda born • Rise, hope of the ages, arise like the sun, people hkd loat their tempers t^at Of peace on earth, good-will to Frpm The Bells * . speech .flow to musics all hearts beat as onel you could pick up loat tempera V ’ mtnl N _____ \ A" I -jV anywhere;-they perfectly strewed Ilcnr the sledge# witr the ground. . Even when people And in despair I :bowed my head; w, bugles of battle, the marches of peace; w. . Silver bells! tried to recover th e ir tempers they “There i/ no-pUfce on earth." I Whnt a world of to it,'West, North and South, let the long quarrel epase ' *-*■ else a. and /i & melody S t tho of great joy that the angel began, ul mix, is strong, " 1 to Wet r h c IltUo girl I .......... Mcrot \ll ghtenwl, keeping on earth, good-will to While thb stars I ^Hthe-heavens «. With a * ■ Hy I’LKMKNT i\ MOOJtK The iiuihnr f»f (hln poorn. a hlalorliin aiul scholar In am lent Ia n k un if •** who In New York, wrolt* Il In 1^22. ns a f’hrlatiiihh prcst iit t<» tils children. A frlrlui of liio fnmtl> it into hr r ttlhtini ii rift Inter son l II to liio Troy SmtlnH which first |Mihllnh«*«l It IMm’ 2.1. 18 23 Thr au th o r* name. tKldiy *»n<m i it. u h r ornltlrd l»r SCoorp nn dlaplonnrd n«t ti«nuM his null)* uun umltteil. hut hvf’iiusr h«* tlloUKhi th- |mem (?f sUtfiit Mtrrur) vajua and did r » w a n t il publish**! *\ ail It It Ittinli-ul thnt wltllo hil mholurly nlndlcn hnvc luun f-rKutlrn, thin lltllr porfn lias bro*»m«’ rrl «rhrul rd and Itun !»*•«■»> ttanslslrd into innnt *»f th** IiuikUuk ^R t!it* f'hrialiau world 'T w as Not The In the night before C hristm as, when all through the a creatu re was stirrin g, not even a mouse. stockings were hung by the chimney with care, hopet* that St. Nicholas soon would be then-, The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visiuns o f sugar plums danced in their heads; And Mnnunn in her k erchief nnd 1 in my cap • Hud just settled our brains for a long winter'- nap. When out on the lawn there rose such n clntter, I -piling fr*>ni the bed to see whnt was the m alt*r W a y to I tie window I flew like n flash, lo re open the shutter* und threw up the Rush The moon on the breast o f the ncwr-fallcn snow. Gave a lustre of midday to objects below, When, whnt to my wondering eyes should nppc°r. But n mininture sleigh, nnd eight tiny reindeer; With u little old driver, so lively and quick, I knew- in a moment it must be S t. Nick. More rapid than ■■ugles his coursers they enme. And he whistled, und shouted, nnd called them by name;. ■"Now, D asher' Now, Dancer! Nyvv, Prnncer and Vixen!On, Comet! On, Cupid! On, Donder nnd Ulitxcp' To th e top of the porch, to the top o f the wnll! Now, dush aw ay, dash away, dtish aw ay, nil! As dry leaves before the wild hurricane Gy, When they meet with an obstacle/ mount to the sky: • So up to the house-top tho coursers they flew, With the sleight full, of toys, and St. Nicholas too. And then in n twinkling, I heard x>n tho roof The prancing and .pawing of each tiny hoof— A* I drew in my head, nnd wns turning around, Down tho chimney St. Nicholas come with a bound. "* . Ho wns dressed all in fur, from his bead to his foot, And his clothes were nil tarnished with nshes and soot; A bundle of toys he had flung on his back, And the looked like a peddler Just opening his pack. His eyes, how they twinkled! his dimples, how merry! His checks were like roses, hbi nose liko a cherry 1 His droll little mouth wnji drawn up like a bow, And tho beard of hi* chin was ns white as the snow; The Htump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth, • And the smoke it encircled his-head like • wreath; He had a broad face and a found little belly • That shook, when he laughed, like a bowl full of jelly. He was chubby and.plump, a right Jolly old elf, And I laughed, when I saw, him, In »pite of myaelf; A. wink of his eye, and a twist of hU head, . Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread; Ho spoke not a word, but went straig h t'td his,work) And filled all the stockings; then turned with a Jerk, And laying his finger aside of hU nose, :'•*!' - * 1 And glVing a* nod, u p ’ the chimney he reso; ■ j He sprang his sleigh, to his team gave a Whistle, I And away they all flew Ilka the down of a thistle. • • ■ - 1 i ' . ... B u t*1"heard him exclaim, ore he tjrove out"of sigh > "Happy Christmas to All and to All a Good Nj*™ . T*, ** f* ___ _ / Christmas Eve ;_____ . ■ The time draws i\par tha birRi of < ,The moon is hid: tha night is still; The Christmas bells from hill to hi Answer each other in tho roUt, , yP*0 pr voices of four hamlets round, ;From far wind n e a r * on mead snd T i Swell out and fall, aa i f • door / . �TIIE SANF01U) HERALD. FRIDAY, DECKMIIKK 21, 1026 .i t - -. NB 4 ‘ / AND. PERSONAL ACTIVITIES: : '' 148 . /- (Members Of Azarian ; Glass Entertain A t Tuesday Night I'Party * k.* *-,t * . LfHQ DDT^n (1 * T/trm «^ MRa FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR At the Churches m - ----------------- RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Uses Vanity Case To Release First \ Aid Kits on Train Contract Is Awarded Red Cross Will Give, Gentlemen Prefer La Belle— Seaboard BAPTIST CHURCH laying rails into this town. For Construction Of Financial Donations Blondes, Is Claim Dr. F. D. King Memorial Hospital Rebuild Storm Area Sunday School 9:30 A. M. | LONDON, Dec. 24. — <AP) — Members of the Azarian Class Morning worship and sermun Blondes are not only preferred by of the F irst Baptist Church de­ 11 A. M. OCAI.A. Fin., Dec. U . - (JP)— WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—AP) ............ ........ but, ..._____ _ to w the gentlemen, according lightfully entertained with a ATLANTA, Ga.. Dec. 24 —</P)— Contract* for the erection of Mon­ —As an agent for Santa Claus, the J famous surgeon, Sir W. Arbuthnot ^crmon subject, "Tho Anthem Christmas party Tuesday evening of tho Ages." The first aid kits of tho Ponce de roe Memorial hospital here were American Red Cross tomorrow will j Lane, they arc much hardier. a t the old patronage next to the f-l. - *--------------1 1in -■ — ' Leon special, which last night awnrdH lust night by the city present Christmas presents the Young People'* Unions 0:16 P. Fair-haired persons have enor­ Baptist Church. crashed head-on into its sister Couin’il form of nnncial awards,for the re­ mous advantage over dark haired,” M. The rooms were beautifully dec­ train, the Royal Pulm, here, wore The 1160,000 structure will be building of their homo* to 500 he told th<\ American Women’* •Evening service 7:30 P. M. orated with Christmas suggestions, released by a silver vanity case in built b> drain Construction com­ Florida hurricane-stricken families. clyb here. "They seem to be able OUR EVENING OF MUSIC a largo Christmas tree occupying Of 22,004 families which ap­ to fight against disease very muvh tho hands of a 23 year-old girl. pany of Daytona Beach. Work Under the direction of Mrs. A. |the prominent place. Lovely gifts Miss Margaret Skcel, daughter will start January 1 , with com­ pealed to the Red Cross for relief better.” . fo r each member, of the class were M. Philips with Miss Margaret of Dr. A. J. Skecl, 2617 Lee Road, pletion i-xpected in six months. after tho hurricane last September, presented. , M fi. Decourscy, the Davis, at tho organ, the choir will Cleveland, Ohio, was in the car Six i entrnl Florida counties the organization announced twlay, teacher d ftn a ' class, was given a present Sunday Evening the Can­ just to the rear of the diner, in 'surrounding this city depend on 10 ,000 , representing approximately beautiful sliver mesh bag. tata, "Yule Tide Memories,” by which 20 persona loBt their lives. Oenln for hospital facilities^ nnd 00,000 individuals, have been reha­ L 'G lfti were given by the class to Wilson with an obligato pnrt by Miss Skecl had just left the dining due to highway accidents in this bilitated. local orphan, who was present. Girls’ Chorus. In this work the Red Cross haa vicinity the present twenty-five car when the engines met. i Gifts i l 1 in ' t! of money were dirtributed a fund of more than The program follows: bed Institution has been taxed far Hcnring screams from the also given, "Praiso and Glory”—Choir nnd ahead she smashed the kit in missionary work beyond enpneity, sometimes car­ $3,450,000, tho assistance being di­ In China. Girls’ Chorus. ing for as many as fifty patients rected chiefly toward the rebuild­ car with her vanity nnd hu: A delight Tenor Solo—"The Prophecy"— with it to the front of tho 3grom was renJ Adapted from The new institution will have a ing of homes and shelter and cloth­ dered durir Dr. C. W. Baker, and Girls’ Chorus evening. Miss (•parity of 1*0 beds nnd will lie ing. About 000 families are being j . For 3 minutes before physi Edna Fcrber’s ] Louise Mi King "Holy Night,” fireproof throughout The ••id rehabilitated each week, and tho “Bethlehem" —Choir and Girls could reach the scene she di undertaking is expected to be con­ while six el ■ Celebrated Story 8 grade girls dress- Chorus. Structure will be remodeled for _ j first operations, returning cluded in about 10 weeks. ed as ange d tho part in panQuartet,— "The Shepherds’ V is-, train ami obtaining nintcrin! a nurse* home and school. Comedyr |tomlme. V. Messenger as- ion"—Mrs. Goo. L. Gray, Mrs. C.[ other kits. I.A BELLE— Florida Power &. iano. at )I. Cook, Mr. F. E. Gatchel ami Miss Margaret Zachary, who i« Light Company building transmis­ Cool orr -si hour refreshments of Mr. Walter I-ocl:e. A-ftJ attending Duke University nt I)ur sion line from Le Belle to Sears. I Miss Nnnnettc McDonald, who is ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ cako nnd coffee were Vdane* *V Contralto Solo nnd'Chorus—"The ham. N C , returned home Wednes delightful occasion Midnight Choir".— Mrs. Cook nnd attending Normal school at Ath­ day evening to s|H'tid the holiday! ens, Ga., is spending the holidays ith the class singing "Holy Choir. -lv | here with her parents, Mr. nnd with her |mrente, Mr nnd Mrs. A Ight" nnd “Hark, the Herald An­ 1 ), Zachary Bnratone Solo, Quartet, nnd |Mrs. F M. Carroll. gola •Sing.' Chorus—“The Wine Men".— Mr. » l J F Bridge* and son*, John, D. C. Moore and Messrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs J B. Borland ,n|i i Clay and Arthur, o f Ruleigh, N. Gatchel, Moorv und I-ocke, and Spencer.-. *■i.V . Mrs. He family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. arrived here Wednesday evening Girls Chorus. h Wight and.Mrt. Ed•v Snell and fumily of Pickard, Alu., Hostess Solos nnd Qunrtot—"The Guild- nre visiting their daughters, Mr*. to join Mrs Bridges, to spend the ,-<* will entertain at holiday? with her brother nnd wife, I ing Star"—-Mrs it Glenn, Mr* f:JO, o’cock at ,th$ Wo* Of Her I. II. Echols and Mrs R It. Pippin. Mr. and Mr* A l> Zachary. Geo. W. Rny, nnd Mesdnmcs A. M. * ob, honoring Mrs. Julius Philips, Geo. W. Ray. C. H. Cook if Lansdale, Pa. - On t h ^ nnd F. M. Carroll. A Mrs S. 0. Chase will bers of + ♦ ++++++-f + + + +++ + + 4 “Room for Thee" Choir nnd it buffet supper nnd cle woro.u Girls' Chorus y, honoring their sott tained sX -'A w. home of M rs.' Jlerkejd Apeer FlltST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Friday Sanford Hoighta. SCIENTIST (Verne Hurt entertains The attractive some was adorned Christian Science services arej honoring MIbb Char-[with basketa of poinsettiiis, garker of I.unsdnle, Pa. lands and Christmas bells us well held every Sunday morning in the ! 4 •-viifffl II Lushing Post, Anicri- ns other novelties suggestive of Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue, nenr ••r ion Auxiliary, New the season. A rugh Christmas Thinl Street, at 11 o’clock, Sunday, = ; • nee. tree, bright with gay ornnments School at 10 o’clock + + + ->+ + + + + 4+.}-e- ++++++ + +++ + ++++++4+++ ++.>+ + * 4++ + 44+ + + .f+ + + 44+ 444+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ + 4 tinsel and tiny lights was arranged Subject for Sunday, "Christian i+ in the dining room. Placed nt the Science”. lible Christmas base were remembrances for cnch Wednesday evening service* | ftm Is Given At of the Circle membrs. The dining which include testimonies of .hint tu i‘Xtfii<i to you very 1-nblc was laid with n handsome Christian Science healing are held VS cordially, the world wide I ast Side School lacc cloth, and the colors of red nt 7o'rlock. \iij I9?0 Be wish of the moment, A very This Church maintain* a free! nnd green were accentuated in ev­ Merry Christmas and a ^ ir C )e m ^ Q in {5 tn B 5 the most enjoyable ery way both in tho decorations, Rending Room, No. 617 First Nn-j - *A Happy and prosperous New programa of the year place cards and refreshment*. tionul Bank Building, where the | , ■ifi Year. Tuesday afternoon at 1 P Refreshments of chicken salmi, Bible and all authorized Christian fide Primary School, un- aaltincs, pickles, cake and h ot' Science litemtture may l>c read pervision of Miss Emma chocolate were served by the host- 'borrowed or purchased. Open daily li t program was one of ess. except Sundays nnd holiday* from k,t given, and a great A fter the supper, nn exception , 3 to 5 P. M. Kg school. ally enjoyable program was ren -1 All are cordially Invited to nt ^ram was as follows: dered undor the direction of Mr* tend our services nnd to make use* N* Elizabeth Iycfflor Waro and Mrs. John A b r a h a m s . ] of tile Reuding Room. l.uke 2:^ 14, by Jnme* Which included readings, games j ----------------- |T May the season bring: you joy and the new f and music. Several very numer Christian < hurch (High School 4 find.' school. year much prosperity is our wish to our many mis readings afforded much mirth Bldg.) { ■Out «» Blessed Star," among them wen; "A Donkey's K(lwar(, Uudicel. Minister It friends and patrons. Christmas", read l>y Mr*, lierliert .... .. ‘ lijht (pantomime), by ip e e r; "The Flap,K>r". by M rs, H.l.lc^School 0:46 R A. W. Ison, DuLiu lyceson, Margaret Fellows Sr.; “Walkin’ in the Snow ‘f‘," ernl oupeprintendent. ptionette Hays, Louise with an Umbrella", by Mrs. Frank' Communl^°n and « r » o n 11 a. m. is Wall McCrory, JoscMilane Theatre — Princess Theatre Whistle solo 1 >n®. nn j0 . n Sermon Bk, Ruth Baker, Elizabeth ,I^'saing; Tumpeten ,! Evening service 7:30. Sermon by Mrs. Hopkins. I , 1 1 ____ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦++-M"fr + + ++-M”>-+++ + + +++ + + +++44>4+++4- + + -fr+ + -f-fr + + + + false Hall, Helen Sneed. - i and illustrated hymns During tlie evening home made ( Crsdle Hymn, by chorus Prayer meeting Wednesday, 45 candies and mints were served o'clock, at 1206 Elm Avenue. >)• lAld Monarch," reading The circle attended 100 per cent Revival meeting* begin Jan. 2. I *+++++++*++++'4-++ + + +++-M-++-f + + + + + + + + +++ + + + + + '<--l"l- + + + + Mrs E M Curroll, Mrs. Fellow* The special preacher will be State . ■krmnn. * ? Ip On Christman,” solo Sr., Mr*. Herbert Speer. Mr* Evangelist Rev Hoy I.. Brown, n* |Whltten. RtWl beach y LMr"' L' oB,r?w1 n’ jI Joyfully," song by Miss Flat.-her, M,»s Mary Goodale 'V Services night,toy at 7:30 clock, I Mrs. Touchstone, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. All Souls Catholic Church A. J . Kelly, Mrs. Frank Lossing |t» Santa," reading by Dec. 24. Christmas Eve. High, l Mrs. Lossing Sr.. Mrs. Cunning­ ri Mass. Midnight. i House Top," Bong by ham, Mrs. Srtange. ‘ Dec. 25. f-'enBCof the Nativity. T o 1,11 we M‘rve nntl n11 that aerve First Mass 8 a. m. Second Mass __ l_____ -u s, we send greetings nnd beat T scr George I*. Bomar of St. Ix>ui«, rf*r« Christmas,” readf'i 10 a. m. wishes for Yulctidc Season nnd New Mo., wns n business visitor in San­ Inr Cheek. Dec. 20. Sunday. Feast of St. Yenr. Santa Claus,” Bong ford Thursday. Stephen. Maas 10 a. m. ChriBt.,§ § H children). mas tree party 3 p. m. , •■,:>>* Mrs. G. Maxcy, Mrs. Q. I). Doa' (pantomime), by All tho children of the Sunday acy and Mrs, E. M. Dosscy spent school nre invited to the party; 7 r fA Visit I q Toy Land." Friday in Orlando. also their friends. I I I L E l. he tuneful ; -. i • jkolls, Balia,'Jacks; SolMiss Lucy Mney Curry of Or­ I Snowflakes. First Presbyterian Church spirit of Yuletide is fplnyette; ^Merrily, lando spent Thursday In Sanford Corner Onk Ave. nnd Third St. ringing d o w n the Danee,”" 4,8 anta aa the guest of Mrs. R. E. Tolnr. Rov. E. D. Brownlee, Pastor. s ____ “We Say It With Flowers” Round tho Chrlstland, *lst us add our well-, Sunday services: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Higgins Ihe^Awakenlng of 9:48 a. nt-, Sunday School. loft Thursday for Floral City, wishing to the chorus—that 11 n. m., morning worship. where they will spend tho holidays \I =-■ — — --------........................ - = rr= 0:30 p. m., Christian Endenvor. yours may be the merriest with- relatives. 7:30 p. m., evening worship. of holidays bringing peace, riven out by . Santa, You are Invited to worship here. Mrs. G. Maxcy and son Hugh, of "airiea and Brownies. ■ plenty and fullest fruition » m fe'" ’ Frostproof, arc spending the » .f a * , X. V * Holy Cross Episcopal Church Christmas holidays with Mr. and TV — * ' ' ' ' M*«d* V . Friday Midnight -• Pu • M r,. J . D. Holy Communion and service. |j|e » * * » « * * »> . T r ■ Saturday. ‘ -v*ZA--' ■ Miss Anna DuBose rotumod V k>Morning prayer and Holy . Com­ guaranteed Afternoon home Thursday f r o m Atlanta, munion J3 ' at 11 o’clock. IV -1 -------- --• . where she haa been taking a spe­ . . . Sunday. cial library library courae, course, elk! noon the ^ M Church School a t 9:46 o'clock. • 18.5% Amonia — 12,4% Potash , °l gaV4rg . ■■ - — Morning prayer and sermon at M rs.. Lewis MItcliell of »m undsti . YWda tJa spending the holiday* 11 o'clock. Selina M. Evening prayer and sermorf at Both immediately available , vAh* her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. The progn 7:30 o’clock. -• -V - J » ‘ S W '. $ • J ' :i : S M n o ,f' on M W * venue•. — *— Robert Gray of Salem, III., ar­ SchooL , 7 ’ \ STOCK IN SANFORD I f m Fannie S. Munson left numbers won* »n * - Fri—ill rived In Sanford Friday afternoon, HAS NO EQUAL \ having been called here by the death of hit1 sister, Miss Ida *Mae ft V F IR ST m Our Sincere and H earty Wishes fo r a IT J H appy Christmas E Greetings V IE L E X Greetings t Central Florida Theatres Corporation oppe M i L a d y ’s Greetings! Kronen’s I ,L FOR INFORMATION CALL of •• ** --evening to spend the the former’s parents, S.O , $ :■ , V . Barns ; M s: I Mrs. K. i r, a senior Mr. nnd j w ._j L Orlando,- reednesday evening to S t A w vith her P*r- holidays. i/F . Whltner. tbe p \ ., ,v . - ..F . P I . HMA 16 m • • 4 - -y: * �Farmer And Tiger Of Pyrennes Killed Ea Arrested In Fight - ’ >v- Marion Tala . ;«lty. got r a j t ^ <iV-s erson and consider* iped at to weight mas are mentioned, little over five-feet Weighs only 116 n yocal gifts she ■mures up to her tnd there are many for the raexto-so;htness of figure is Marion Talley and Mary both of the New York Metm Opera Company, Bernice :r comes from Kansas City, l has probably mors admlrttored In various parts of ltlnent t han any otiicr mem- my Maloney Is iblishedNowAs ding Contender r YORK. Dec. t•i- the SA» Carlo Grand C ny. J h la muy be parti, l i a r by the fact that ! h, Kansan, where she ew years, la a large mil and practically all tH h the U. S. Army mui 'V. military achool and cated «&re;at some thi ifreeri. *1 Brforo embai i complete without a men, it will bo r. donnish and seem 1 ;• BENTON HARBOR, Micl «._<A>>-The Inst , ° f ,th« girl compalnatrt* against' Benjamin Purnell, head • Mouse of David coldhy, wai to testify in justice court sister of Ruth Bnniford Reed who testified yesterday that aha was subjected to indignities by (he cult leader when 10» years old. T Both >t «. k *•» **''* •j •' ' £f AUGUSTA. K a, D*o,!24.— (A l*) —Around the Confederate monumeht on Broad street today hun­ dreds o f perrons gathered to pledge ’anew their faith in Tyrtip Ray* mond Cobb. * Jf. \l'A "testimonial meeting" was Milled by the Chamber of Com­ merce and officials o f the city and state wvre un;ong those prepared to;'dcclarc their confidence In the. "honesty and integrity" of the vet* erftn of a thousand baseball battles. Judge .William H. Barrett of the United States dirtrict court, Mayor William P. White and L. S. Ar­ rington, president of the chamber o f[ commerce, were among the speakers. LONDON. Pea 24. — T[AP) ~ Complaint;, regarding the ways In which professional boxing in Eng­ land permits youths of IB and 10 to take part In long contests ate. pouting in upon the authorities. • A report of the -Amateur Boxing Association points out that over­ straining of youngster* is.not tol­ erated in amateur circles, and the rule governing .junior competition says: "In no case must^a junior take part in n contest of more than four rounds of one and a half minute* each.” , Young professional boxcre nrc allowed to fight 10 or 15 round*, as thi* hus bfeen the custom . of •pw* >r* ra- ‘ - - • .u HAVANA; Dee. '24.—(/P)— Poohome, 12 miles south of here early today by an unknown assailant. The bodies of the couple were found in the yard of their home by the dead man's brother Leo. who lived with them. Leo liallerman said hla brother and sister-in-law went to the yard when they heard n noise.’ Shortly after they left the house he said he hcnril Mrs, Hnifcnnon scream': "Oh, S hio, don’t. Oh, they’rc.going to kill Chnrles." Then he heard shots. iim Jeffrie, once I Running into the yard, Leo said bett In a foot race, he found the bodies. Both had have a'tough time been instantly killed, Haltcrmon modem heavyweight III. circuit at .next is justice ful memories, for Miss .Schalker hardly ever sings in a city afithout receiving floral homage from some friend of her Leavenworth dayi. Another unfquo fact in ifio cn- ' v|g|on a f t j,e Atlantic Coast Lind retT ° f Miss Schalkcr is that the j |fc planning to place one of it* hosyoung artist studied herself f o r ( p|U |8 j,crC| xt W88 hsamed followmany year* before going to u jnK tj,e visit here of the rood’s teacher. Sho has developed a rich cj,jef Burg eon, of Wilmington, and merao-soprano voice with a wenlth olhtT officials from Waycross. Inof tonal beauty and fine shading. dieatlons arc that the pretent city •<, " ,ir’" ~ horpitnf will be taken over, and Jack Delaney has resigned tbe ni,out jo jo o O .-pended in imlight heavyweight championship, provements. . . When ’ you consider t h e r e ---------------------------- — were no light heavyweights to gbt, .MOORE HA V E N — Hr.dges and you can appreciate what a tre- dykes at Moore Haven being reniendous sacrifice this was. paired and rebuilt. MMsU.iil. ,2 4 .— (/P)— Maloney, of Boston, wa? established here today as a ibto heavyweight title contaking rank with Jack De■ ■ Jack irn, Jack Shhrkoy and psey In the .rnce for n fight v e *r with Gene Tunney. rviving his thir<r. tert in Tex | aird's elimination tournament Maloney won a decisive it nd victory over Harry Pers- | ! Of Sweden. The hopes of Iff Munn, giant Nebraskan, lied in defeat by Knute Han- | Ipg'Kactne, Wiis., in another 10 ' sloney won every round in bis |c>with Penrsson. who appar-j ■.was raved from a knockout , be final bell. _ rj .winning streak of twelve g j l t was snapped ill the d efeat’ [unn by Hansen, tb Van Porat, of Norway, for-1 Olympic champion, was stopih the eighth ro.ind of the ling 10-routul hrnvyweight I Hi by Martin Burke, of New' ^naf tho-ref«ireu . intervening *,two knock downs. MoqYxir iI ' tu i t Merry Christmas T one baler Interest In ■edicted For 1927 ivis Cup Matches • PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.—•/T’; — Interest In the Dnvis cup tennis matches next year will Ihj greuter than, ever hcausc o f last season's victories of the french players and the fact thnt Vincent Richards Tio linger will lie available to aid in the defense of the trophy by iAinarica, Samuel H. (’ollon, vice president of the United States & kw n'Tcnnis Association, believes, , *•We'ftTo looking forward to rcc. ^ord breaking crc*wds, whan tb* (in* ■als of the international matches art. -played here again," be said .^That the triumphs of Rene I ji * Costa, holder of both the Amerlcatf.- Indoor and outdoor titles; Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet ■Jicftier o f the Wimbledon crown rnayo, (stimulated interest in tennis Fa1 lVb 0 r tho world is shown by the fact that more nutlons will com, pete for the trophy than over be- a n d aJI G c o d ^ i s t a fo r C h n s tir u is a n d th e T t e w '^ c a r Sanford's newest market nn.l groterv exlend* to till its l>est wiahes fm the Merriest Chi;iHtniaM imaginable and n New Year all bfiffht With’ gotwi thingb. * '-j T H E S E R V E T E R IA Sanford and Commercial McLander Arcade ANTS ARE KI.ATKD Ysrk. Dec. 24— (/P»—The ■will'd)* "a real pennant lad" with the infusion of Hbmsby’s fighting spirit, Ross Young, veteran outo f the New York team, t Frisch l* « great all player, but there ia only >rn«by," says Young. , • * t’ •* •?V.. ‘ We hope the Christmua HcnKon may bring a greater joy than eVer and that your fondcat hopes.and wishos may he fulfilled during the toming i. year. the moment you apply p-Stilphur to an itching, r or broken out skin, the r Stops and healing begins, ■• A’. �ex -police A LP, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1026 c ::~ ., ' f,r*V of universal honmgo ’ to the Judean bramble? CH IEF, reaily Mop. For person*.,never seen, the people of Rockp ,Kniuh. looking forward, foretells ‘L E A D S RESCERSi had mnrt and nil of.this part of Geor­ a time when Inntend of the bramr blc, or the thorn shall come up tho . IN TRAIN WRECK gia have turned over their hontes, their autonmliiles, tlieir lalior'and '.f i r tree. 0 glorious prophecy. The 1 in fact, their nil. It will cost many ; Irmpble to the Ncbri'WK hah hr- ^ 1 From Page One} the enjoyment of Christmas, for j comt* thr mujtv'tic conifer, everythey will be worn out soon. I can inn tor tho Data, bj ; -there bearing upun its brunches( into Hockmurt f<. his rightful pluce in .lit Christina* time, tributes of our, At Hock mart, j affection. In its presence malice, tained scverul l.ul jenvy and hatred melt away and It mid with doctor.., becomes easy to follow tho divine nurt.es following, command, "Ixjve one nnothcr." re»|Uented trom n. Mystery? W s, hut it is the infs- other <,ties, rrl'iri tery of Christmas. Diere bonfires Greetings to ns of County F IR ST Merry Christmas BAPTIST CHURCH Hr. F. I). Kin* 1’ROMjNENT M E N SEND LETTERS TO OLD “SAINT NICK” '•> “ 1 11 n-nermined manner. As L n|u were r» moved, they were laid Me a He u I,y lieltl and we (< ontinued From Page One 1 did not take time lu try to identify Hear Mr. Claus: We’ll share tiluse We knew were dead. Lives Ituil I,, |,u i.uved, and il was the , the 1.S.000 ihieks asked lor by Mr. injured that vve wurkinl after.” I Mnrkwond and Mr. McKinnon. W. Ai, light wns made available, j K. Watson." "Send me a girl who will accept scenes of honor greeted the eye.” , my proposal. Hobby Deane. I*. S. said Mr. Gillespie. "From two windows of tint wrecked diner I Hodgson Hall wants one too." "Put a 12 foot channel in my saw terribly torn parts (,f two ne­ i stocking A, P. Connolly.” gro waiters! b’odu-s hanging, tlxur white coats smeared with blood, j “Ci.’e me that Hide saddle 1 troni another window we dragged ; asked fur last year. AlMVucud me the decapitated l^dy of nn appar­ null iny friends a cunol. J. G. ently middle ugtf) white woman. Hall." Two tots who expected to greet > “Hear Santa: I want a live bantu Claus ‘tomorrow no doubt, I merchants’ association. Al Raf- ; were so badly oru.hcd that idem, fel.l ” "I’ ba s e -end me a perfect po­ ficntion will be almost impossible liceman, if you have one. 1 also j Through one window of the diner we saw a man still seated at hi- want a girl Roy Williams.” "Dear Santa ('Inns I'm anxious, ebair it: f be table t ppiu i-n'Iv in was Iml ,i:i/,,| \\ . , ■■t bun on I h a v e lie or l w . , |i|,,n t'HIlks K. to Him. This hcoBon ising to'H im If*.. His i thus calebrftto. . -;. s iiheaed •11 e me u pea, etui tel in IIS , oinitiisMoner S (l ( base Diop mo ther cune into my - f••« king F K Housholder "tiive us a -ettbsl fill on which t,, !u> n-phitll. From your true believers. 'Munnv' and D o c k - " l ‘b-,i-. -end no- :i new rts ipe t a bini 1,,nii Hob Holly i , i %, me a pony that will carry n,i »1 • f *>i cl l M Hand 11•o' - a* lii I iiiM iin>,t b-r CHRISTIAN ( 111 KCII Rev. Hdwurd Itudircl - I*.I |» IS lift.I 4-.1 AI lilt l t itdiiii.ll> • •iiiing to under~tand • it i- n, t bh-i-r.i t g ,-e t bail , We -hoiild all ic/"|,c ,,ii ilit- ( li11st inn- Da> fm t be . lining "I the World s Savii-ut and King laboi toward* tlml glad I l«i \ when the hrixuledgi of i In e t ha'I ei III,, whole e.i 1 1 As Servants of J'he Sanford Public, the officers of peace take much pleasure in wishing; to everyone a Joyful Christmas complete with every happiness. We trust that the New Year will bring" to each of you ;t f u ll measure o f Health, Wealth and Prosperity. San Pn.ncisco Now Leads \merican (mod Will Air Expedition (to < '• l*e<l 'f 'V"|'ba-1/ " ,g 'In 'ni|>ie' Mi 1 "*i' Unit ’ !,•• diini.g •'* mod" i ml -teel Ibis wu- ,'■ nfirmi-d l , n railwav nffu e- I In-i I ' aim "c l,“ '' ‘ •'l M’ Aojkels i, l i l h t noil I the III, li-lillg lo,l PANAM A ( 1 1 ^ (• ron ml Hi" g lur«’ «>( thr fu***’* and .th«! f kuh, for now Hob Jont'b t't/llege, at . thought of the heroism of those ( ollegc Point mud* th tr-eu y . t n s t J whft^hhd vrirkrd*ti#l,.>y|ii(li^nii|nr: mg S2*iO,OfHi I ,.f the night nnd wen- ttot yet I III- III l\ I.Ill ,1 the fl\i |il t.» t am i) fr«'n\ I n 11 ••••• S mm I* i mth a m veil hvm pipt) ln»t after a . l l i g l ' marred by incident Plume (>12 OijT i Merrie Christmas! At this most joyous Season it gives us much pleasure to wish each of you a Happy Christmas, cotyplete'we hope, with every wanted jo y ,-* * >tvj May the New Year usher in a Season of abundant ProsWe, Servants of you. the Public, take this menus of extending to everyone our heartiest wishes for n joyful Christmas. May the New Year bring with it an abundance of Health, Welilth and Prosperity to you all. ': ' M. N. CLEVELAND, Chief F. T. Vernon R . F. Williamson A it Mfldden i: A.XjSKV’. ” ' C' F ' C1' a,nblee F- H. Cain R. N. Windham . 1 . Phone 77 • . : r. -. =n li �eetings O f Diplomats. TO CAUSE WRECK g $P §| ° * !. — ;— Admiral1 tatlm er Finds N EW YO RK, Dec. 24.—(VJ>)— council—“Tho next step, should be Re»c/ Engineer Throttle Send Some Christmas messages from the di­ n general agreement for the redui- ’ S C I ? 0 ™ P S , iVCAn i i T ! j f n T o Rio Grande And plomatic leaders of "two hemis­ tion and limitation o f nnhnments." But R e R u R A u th o r ity Go Himself To Puerto pheres emphasizing tho world's Foreign Minlstcn? Moltaseu o f T o P lk ,t * * O * '™ "'■*(''.I,":.. .E n t e r e d LI^r or ilany H o-rV ea.Entered Thoroughbred Events Ott y Programs Proprams; Christmas Day Many Expected To Attend I.AKF.I.ANI), Fla!, Dec. 24 — p m I CANTON, O., Dcte. 24— (/P)-In (AP)— A speedy trigl for. the slay­ asking the death penalty for Pat­ rick. Eugene McDermott, charged ers of J . E- Harrelson, deputy Vfijh the murder of Don R. Mcllctt, rhoriff, was indicatsd today by C a n to n ' publisher, AssAUnt Prose­ Judges H. C. Pettcwny of the cir­ cutor Henry W. H artsr tods/ told cuit court of Polk county, who an­ boring the fugitive." PoH„ - = the Jury that the asassslnatlon nounced that if John Rogers, one w as'“an attack upon the American of the two negtoes who killed the p re s s , without which; our Instltu officer, is captured, tho grand ^ --------- -----------jury will be called together-for the Taxes con bo cut if the g j tibbs cannot prosper.” “I t is a mnttbr of war,” Hxrtor purpose'.of bringing indictments ing bodlts aud th* Tfll^ declared. “You *ou!d gladly give «fc»‘nat the qccustd. The regular only waht to cut ^ 1 yopr sons to go out and fight for yout country. This sort of thing is tbe most dastardly, heinous, cowardly crime in~the decaloguo league. It must stop, or America is not safe.” When Harter reviewed the story of the slaying, and depicted the . “young, virile_editor whose only j faults were courage and honesty,” lying in a pool o f blood, throe of ; V tiy this ChrtetAas bd your Happiest on'fe and ^ the men on the Jury brushed tears the New Year bring you and yours exceeding from their eyes. The three women perity. among the 13 persons in the Jury box, spjJe'ared unmoved. need for peace and good will arc Denmark thought the cause of i INGTON, Dec. 24.—(A P ) published today by tho New York world peace nnd good will tatwcen[ ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 24^—(/P)— ■- A can! o f features and fast ac­ The messages peoples could best bo advanced by J Tho head-on collision last night tion i* listed for tha Christmna day olutlonxry situation in Herald Tribune. if tg u a apparently la becoming wore sent in reply to the quest­ mnking tha League of N ations; at Kockmnrt, Ga., of northbound jtees on t hc.voal at Scmlnola. ions: “How can world peace nnd "what, according to its nnmc a n d j Southern railway passenger train Many of. tha bast aijimals now ’ 1^ ’ Admiral Juljan L. Latimer, International good will be best ad­ idea, it ought to be: A Leaguo of ‘ I’onco do Leon, Miami to Chicago, quartered' at tho track arp enty^dd of the American ape- vanced In the coming y ear?" And All Notions." with tho southbound Royal Palm, f)>r the Yuletlde events and alArgc squadron ,ln Latin- “Are existing international . ar­ apparently was caused by the crowd is ex^seted to. throng the Premier Znlmle o f Greece—“The plant to watch tho thoroughbreds n waters, hao found it-nd- rangements f o r the promotion of existence of the League pf Nations Ponce de Leon’s ^engineer over­ to land a force of blucjack- peace .adequate to maintain i t ? ’’ is the linppicst event of this cen­ looking tho order to take the “sid­ d *»h. va\. ; Edward A. Fohlmsn, managing Grande bar and to pro- Some of the replies, in part, were: ing" to pass the Royal Palm, o f­ tury." % I f ; aboard hia flagahip, ficials of the road said jn> a state­ director, has announced that rac­ “King A lbert of the Blgians— Foreign .Minister Lofgren of ing officials a r e ready to tn)ca caro or, to Puerto Cabczas, ment here today. 'The pcnco of th e World can be in­ Sweden—"There -are two great nter of the rcvolutiono f the largest crowds in the his­ An investigation already haa sured only by the universal good­ tiUks for cooperation among the tory of tho esUbllshmsnt and that ent. will 'o f the peoples, nnd this good nations immediately ahead: "An been started to determine why the plenty o f entertainment has bccjrt lie Adolfo Diaz,’ the conorder was not observed. prealdent of Nicaragua, will depends largely on the abili­ international economic conference provided. . ty of these peoples mutually to and proportionate reduction of Tho official statem ent revealed -been recognized by the “If they like music and clean that the regular engineer of the Sports, they’l l ' dnjoy ' their after­ armaments." States nnd In being op- understand one another." Chancellor Soplal of Austria de­ Pone dc I-eon was not nt tho throt­ noon a t .Semiriolq," Mr. Pohlmtui Premier Wnkntsuki of Japan— by the liberal revolutionary >p headed by former Vice-Pre*- “In the spirit thnt prompted Lin­ clared European peace did not se­ tle when his train crashed into tho said today. “I want to sc« you A chchiist df Dunedin, New Zea­ at Gettysburg is cured “if freedom nnd equal rights Royal Palm which was idling • Be­ .Sanford people dovlrri here ChrtbttrSacasa, recognized aa preel- coln’s address land, ha» discovered a process for Mexico, haa renewed hh still to be found the salvation of are not granted and international long on the main track awaiting roos day. Your support has assist­ cleaning wool badly stained by; guaranteed to those national com­ the Ponco de Leon's passage on ed in tho project yrhlqh we Intepd * 'fo r American Intervention, the race." stains aJannounced last night that lie -Secretary o f State Kellogg of munities which cannot be united the siding. A road foreman or to make (ho nest in tho United •• commiw-'oned Dr. Alhandro tho United S tates—"I should rath­ politically with tho chief part of traveling cngincor had relieved States," he adddd. , former Nicaraguan minister er see accomplished during the their nations.” him nt McPherson, 12 miles ffom The overnight optri?s for the va­ come to Washington to ex- coming year n few concrete evi­ F oreig n Minister S aen z o f Mcxl- the scene of the crash, but it was rious events on the program qr cx- days of racing. Re hM brought,in the American government dences of the spirit o f mutunl co :"W o rld peace nnd international em p h asized thnt ho boro complete JK-Cted to hclh swell tho number of i5 second-placet, horjpa gnd hi* mounts bay* Cfutured tho show at desire of my govern- trust than to see the nations attack­ good will be best advanced authority for it, nnd thnt he under­ rtnrtrrs for each'face. Fans >bring peace to Nicaragua." ing problems in such a general nnd during tho coining yenr by means stood the orders fully. gel to seo the prenildf jockey of money aqyen.tlmod. Realy is sec­ ond to Paacuma wH^ »«ven win- _ irtting his chargo thnt tho ptospective manner so n« to e x .­ o f treaties in which governments S. J . Keith, the r e g u la r engineer, the mccUtig, T. PaSCUtna, In ac­ ners- .McCroaoen comes, third with V faction is being supplied clude the possibility# o f solid r e ­ will commit themselves to o ver­ was injured seriously and J . M. tion in almost every race. five mounts /which have tucked rtr and men by the. Calles t Ihiscurna has piloted 14 winners come their difficulties amicably Pierce, the road forem an , was pro­ sults. away tho higgeat end o f the purse. ^ ^ t o f Mexico and th at Under tho wire during the first 11 Foreign Minister Hrinnd of through diplomatic channels, and bably fatally hurt. H. It. Moss, S’ Mexican propaganda in --- —----------•--»r - r r . - T r r - . - r ------- l ' as u last resort submit to nrbitrn- the fireman, was killed. drast daily by Mexico.’’ France—“My object being to put . . . . . . solid foundn- tlon* with{nit in «ny case resorting The accident was apparently red, “ Mexican opmslon i* European peace on to foce of arm s." - caur.ed by the en gin eer o f the f ir s t i j.s o atrong that eventually tions, I have directed all my e f ­ F oreign Minister Van Kurnbeck t cope with It, nnd .( again forts to tr a n sfo rm tho principles of Holland— "T h e L eague o f N a ­ No. 2, (th e Ponce de Leon) o ver­ i to the American govern­ of the le a g u e o f Nations into rcal- tions exists and has not yet spok­ looking the order to ta k e the sid­ 9 ing at the south end o f passing or American Intervention, iics and to tiring about by degrees en its last word. I look Tor the track a t Rockninrt, f o r No. 101 with its high ideals, la many a ’ complete reconciliation between enure of pence to prosper greatly (the Royal I’n ln i)," said the s t a t e ­ more desirable than Mexican the countries which had torn one in 192 7 .”^ allied with barbarism.” ment Hand F orem an Pierce, r e ­ another to pieces during four Prem ier Jimpar of Belgium - “ It ting on the east co asf , yenrs.” lieved Engineer K eith nt M cPher­ tho United S t a te s hBn sev- . P rem ier B eth le n «»f Hungnry— is indispensable for liip safety of son and Pierce and F irem an Moss val units, ho relate,^, Is be- j "The clashing disproportion *-f 'nil that peace b<j strengthened m a understood train orders for first f more tense and s e v e r e , ’ |military nrniamenta demands the unanimous sentiment of good will No. 2 to take siding fo r No. 101 nt anti in an atm osphere of absolute 1‘tho loss of life during thi- j . Rock m a r t ." good fnlth." ijjitton Is appalling." The Nic- ! 11U1C cs 5,111 ° n I wish to thank mnnv patronH for their on is Pierre has been in the service he j Foreign M in ister Strcsemniin of I>t Wellington Koo of f ’hinn — gdah consul in Honduras, kind patronage during 15)26 and to extend —“O u r agreement in (ien- “ Public opinion in Chinn, which since 1012 ' i t S I,, had reported the landing of , Germany evu over tho military control of Kockmnrt, a town of between i,formerly was ignored, is a new f a c ­ Mexicans, nnd to them best wishes for a Itaptiy Christmas 1 *1<8t ‘a -*m■by amostly gun runner at Puerto Germany is a success which does tor which must be recognized nnd 001) and ,1,000 inhabitants, is s i tu ­ and Prosperous. New Year. i, near the Honduran bor- credit to the policy of Locarno. In respected if world peace is to lie ated in the foothills of a mount­ ainous country and northbound wliich Is Admiral I-atinier’s three months w e shall probably be obtained." a tile to do something more." Foreign Minister Militimm of trains entering it must negotiate a Xtion. ,1 Foreign M in ister Zaleski of Po­ Ktnnnniu —"W e "Hifrve A new switch admiral, in reporting his unspoken sharp downgrade. recently was installed, placing the vcmenta to the Washington uu land— "A m on g the measures I faith in these days that are com ics, gave no details to show consider adequate to serve nnd siding three q u arte rs of u mile developments.had caused him promote the pence of th e world and Premier I.ykke of Norway — "N< from tile station and a half mile land bluojnckctr at Rio Grand international good will, I nttni h farth er than thr old switch. pacts or international ar and go to tho revolutionary grent im portan ce to dianrmameiit range.oents for the preservation of The Ponce de Leon wus made up 618 Elm ----- Phone 321-W I t wax assumed that the conference*." peacu are adequate if ih crc are any :of ten coaches, comprising the ckct» were put aahoro to pio- Discount C ecil. British represent who w ill not ronpedt them or win, 'f i r s t sertiiTi, and wan believed to • ‘ American and other foreigners i ntive In the League o f Nations Jesire war. i* have carried more than 2IMI pasaeniq tlio movejnent of hard , gers The Royal Palm also iind a lumber out of the Klo Grande j large passenger lint and was c o m ­ V islm to Everyone ... . * i .j LU-] .. .. ■ S k i We Merry Christmas L2IE, =w= S iik id 4 - i• M erry Christmas m y -! F. M. V E N A B L E I if- ------------- posed o f nine cars ipression O v e r ansas Moves to le E ast, Is Report i ' M f f d V -------.TAMPA, Deo. 24.— Tho do•Ion that spread yesterday r central Kansas, moved rapidf< northeastward and appeared to,as a disturbance of marked inT over tho upper lake region, j daily weather-report from ‘ Office of W. J. Bennett, govaent .meteorologist here. A ti­ er disturbance o f apparently I intensity appeared over th cwr Rio Grande valley today ssuro remained moderately h on the Atlantic coast and the liwostern high moved down the entire western portion of l country with a center over Nc where sub-zero temperatures v ’ • craturcs fell over the entire era portion of the country the exception of the Pacific Frost was reported at Los today. ■ at eastern sections had slight ter temperatures today, y rains were reported from [tlons of the lower Mississippi i Ohio valleys and light to modrain or snow over portions t& ltie plains states and the Great Christmas at Springs Is Pledge of Health Tho at ute roil* 1 .leBAIf r o w partim nt wi 11 lie naked to route K Hid Nu 2 fro in Fort State Memir ;• Bill !'«w , n long Ihv line l.i from ..I the s •llhi mrd Air IVmbrc .k« In ilm to w, ovpr the east Reniaide « f the right -of VV«J dents o f Bartow and F o ri Meade, meeting here, decided to petition 'the highway officinls on the su b­ ject. t Merrie Christmas! To you Men and Women and Little Children of San­ ford— Muy tills Christmas be abundant in Happiness and find every wanted jby iulfilled— may the Now Year bring you and vouts exceeding Prosperity.. . , ■\ - l { ) • ‘ 1 v . v >. J r ' ,». » ______ Voluntary m ilitary training at Poinunu college, Claremont, ('ill., is more successful than the co m ­ pulsory system, abandoned two y e a r s ago. said M ajor lieorge A Sanford, commandant of tin* Kc, serve Officer's T rain in g ('orp.v S E M IN O L E PRESSERY 220 Magnolia And may its spirit streng­ then the ties of old friends —may it bring* you new friends and new acquaint­ ances to add pleasure and joy to time and age^- . ‘VS- ,‘The Fountain of Youth’*' Christmna Day, whllo millions less fortunate a rt 0y J Nbattling i 3W and cold in the ice-sheathed slush and snoW north, hundreds will bo bathing in tho health-giving tem­ pered waters of tho “Fountain of Youth" mid tho tubtropical splendors of tho most bedutiful spot in Florida. A home hero means modernity nnd comfort In a fairy­ land setting. Golf to test the most skillful over the sport­ iest course In Florida; fighting black boss that literally awarm the lakes and streams; tho best small gam* shoot­ ing in America, and yachting, motoring nnd social diver­ sions are here to suit any taste or fulfill any fancy. ,W« have a booklet you'll enjoy. Address Jf' ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r .v 's s B B B a iiji »«■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■«■■■■■■■■■■■» ■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ uu uu ubraM K jraxg ■ N |S M Sincere Christmas Wishes / -l o ./ • May the joy of ^receiving • *■ and giving and living on this Christmas day be yours in fullest measure— This we wish for you, Men and Women and Lit­ tle Children of Sanford. * •»V1 ’ j4';»>rJilghe«t temperatures yeaterduy, ‘-•'loitwcat last bight and prcdpiU.24 hours ending at 8 a. m. High , l n , W , 'S U O - ‘ ony,‘._ ™ ......34 ■ »lo . .. U — ...38 eston i, s .....20 j aes — JO ....28 .....-70 tyi^ ......44. H ^ -4 4 , j Low Pctn. M 24 32 00 .-•••S -oo .00 .00 36- -01 6 ' 16 66 IP .00 .00 .12 '4 »»*aI k glA a . . f ... ... jV 82 Mrs ,'aA t .. .• .• X v i m m ? - i. i .fA>* .-V AAi. . ■ ■■m m re .28 » d -';! \ ... * m . 1‘ ............66 62 ' JL.,74 -..o4 .... M f r i ”: City . 64 .............48 » ...........88 - i * Vi r \r'i, 5BS $ am M •J-T] �He m . ■. ^rax 3 C Sr? - ■ V £•>/» ■ ■ . -T.f ‘ ilA •:: No one thin*} . no single factor con % tributes more to me welfare of a munity or town than the whole heart ed and unselfish support of individ Joy/'Gladness I r lL uals, either in civic city commission home life rig a m a rejoices in ndisputable anc unprecedented growth of Sanford, ntial, unselfish loyal citizens haye made it the City Substantial this Sea^ son-of Prosperity and Joy, The City Commission wishes to V extend its greetings to all for a Merry Christmas and Prosper- ■• ■ Wi fi < ■ . ' - . • r i t i : f v v ' T y . * * : i : s \{i,C r- § ■.'> * M i mm I T-v �---------• WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.—</P)— Temporary suspension of the con­ tract fo r air mail service between Atlanta and Miami at the dose of busines* D ec7"8i, was announced today by the Post Office depart­ .LAH ASSEE, Pla.; Dec. 24. ment. "Under agreement with the -Dade county continued ita rer other counties of Florida Florida Airways, Inc.,” n state­ monthly consumption of ment said, “the service will be sus•until the proposed trunk « . but yielded to Duval in the use of kerosene In ilnc’ KmtV from New York to Atber, according to figures lanta* la 'placed in operation and out by Nathan Mayo, com-! lights Aro oat up on the Florida | or of agriculture. , ' **»t*te aflfthat !n schedule of night i •county's consumption wa& djicrutipteiraay'be placed in effect. 0 in gasoline, and Duval’a* "Service has been operated on in kerosene. Tho iattgc the FJprfila route for the past nine also led ip signal oil, with months with consistent regularity Uor.». The consumption of {but owing.to. the lack of lights for in Duval county was 1, ‘ night flying and the resulting ne­ 8 gallons. J , cessity of night operation, the op­ Itfordugh county brought up eration has not proved attractive rvedond In the consumption from the standpoint of mail rev­ Idllne, with 2,455,732 gallons, enues, MARION TA LLEY. OPERATIC "Although the department has ran thlrtl in kerosene, with SOPRANO 3. Dade county consumed paid the contractor more than was gallons of kerosene. Hills- received in postage receipts, the j Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, wife of conuumcd £14 gallons of line has not been meeting operut the Brittish Prime Minister, con-} Ing expenses.” oil. , fessed thnt her grentest ambition consumption of the three .... i is someday to mark nil her houseother counties Included: J h.e ,eo ^ * nnnn 1 “m0Unt,8 t 0 |bold linen with a n ’ appropriate tma, gasoline, 433,081 gal- about 10,000,000 tons n second. ■i .kerosene, 48,080; Provard, and 40390; Broward, 509,sT ^ ,V ' •, •* [■■■■A — id 70,292; Escambia, 301,044 g — J.,812; Indian River, 132,830 ■ >,402: Lake, 458.394 and 7 8 ,.;* ee. 338.897 and 51,120; I*on, ■ Land 20209: Manatee, 400.- B 82,093; Marion, 441,533 $1,129; Monroe, 120,543 and 0 range, 995.111 and 126.ilia iiv> and n>„i 23,058; (S >la. 100.302 I Beach, J 4248,780 and 159.- jfi Pinellas, 1,645,344 and 2 01.-,5 m ^olk, 1,203,489 and 202,724; jg O hns, 331,1411 nnd 39,770; St. S * L 228.053 and 26,947; Sarn: J,08l) and 55,623; Seminole. •an d 12.301; Voluslu, 773.- TO' EVERYONE! Small Truck I have some choice two acre tracts on Dixie Highway that T am offering for *1200 with |200 down and $20 per month. This land Is the finest kind of trucking lond and flowing yeater and electricity aro available. Each tract has a frontage of 125 feet on good paved (road. Anyone who wants enough land to raise their own vegetables and still be close enough to Sanford to be convenient should iuy one of these tracts before they are all gone. May the Holiday Season be abundant in joys for you and yours and may the New Year bring- You exceeding prosperity. Our Christmas r> i---------- May the Season's Happy Blessin found in every, home and every he aglow with the Spirit of Christmas. ( BLUE BONNET MARKETS . . L. A. RENAUD sincere and warm best wishes to.ali ■> v; ■> v - ■ . 3 . ■ ' ^ „ Established 1908 224 Magnolia ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M B ,,,,,.,.,, iristmas iri5 tm a s sincere “Wishes \ c f e A H A P P V C fa R IS T M A S i I 110,051. Jon county consumed 62 gnloil; Alachua. 204; £*264; St. Johns, 100; St. Lui V * Seminole, 51 nnd Volusia. take this Means to Wish Everyone ,C^REA T T A C K L E I N J 1 U K I ) m SU U R G H . Dec. 23.</P>— r W asm uth, tackle on th” jj^jrplty of P ittsb u rg h ’s footliall ( maplnyed p«arlv all sensnn with t y to his leg thnt ncsessi- | arin g of. a brace. This be jnown with his admission to iltnl here for an operation ' I inches of cartilag e wet» I A V ery Merry Christmas EDGEWOOD GROCERY a A ccord ing to n Swiss sclent,-t H » r v 6 centers which react t » msfc are in the. feet. And r. Prosperous New Year t f t g iia M M M * tJfiis^TVniOirsijna M erry Christmas Tomorrow we depart from tin* daily routine, of commerce, that we, and our co­ A nd a workers may enjoy Christmas to the fullest extent, and that the true Christian spirit of this holy day may he observed. Happy New Year May the one be Urge with that sublime pence the day celebrates; the other outstanding &?;<*■ In only worthwhile nccompliHhmunts, is our sincer# wiBh a t this Yuletide Season. IV f. - * #‘f 'i • •. Forrest Lake, Pres. ■ Cashier lid ? "*' \ �&-3I gSMa&ig ........................ * .................... , , #&' j'f ■' 7 • • .*» ••Av* • w . mM & m 1*.«*•»* . >' » • *«i • • ' : -*\ f aw 13 r. .‘ ‘s f 'Vi *>v; »t • * r . /■ o rfu ’» 1 •4 1 r . * i- -'. -V .4 k » )l< b « . • M u i * V ffi M .. *•*♦.• ■ ■” —**» *r* e a t ^ lL , ".-.C''C.i.......................... ~’«* O o u r good friends portant factor in whatever measure o f success yoe enjoy, extend to you the season’s greetings, and express at time our appreciation o f past opportunities fo r sewing you and pleasurable anticipation o f similar privileges in the future. r whoseloyalty has been such an im~ .. .* ,■ H \ ’ > . we ■ this our V, *V?U{ . J «l Ai> A & A 1 * * hf » ¥ ft i } • ^ n -ii >*,. + ,n : ••-A f r- *•« ■ A. ■ ■ •7 • •MtV'J A1**! , a jr a & i » , *v v M l �C l CT3?'. - ~ t .Vr. «s arsasirvisss. TO MAKE LONG SWIM. k. sk « i r u r & f e sr l t e n i . S lV a .t. , — you and >arH o f you are h f f r h v •mlisr, A. HA N T a I M O N I C A , C a l i f ., D ee «’lir,|. notified, admonished. ordered, you to art f o r t h t h e n a tu r jt ib f your rune (4 ). F i v e ( i ) and S ix (<) o r .u n a u r . •'ommumlrd arid. r c n i J r r d to appear respectiv e claim * and f u r t h e r prn>» l i U . - G D - M n , . A n n j E . V a n Hkftc, veyed part of Sectio n I I ; U l O u , - E l U,r Off ter of tho Clerk of «». * th a t all cla im * of you a n d each of U.l* or unaurveyed part o f S e cllo u C o urt ll> t»«e Olfy o f Sanford. S e m i­ you may be determined by a d e­ f>G years bid, of Santa Monica, -#ho <1), 14; and Lota F o u r 44). FtV « (0 ) , nole r.u inty. F lo rid a . on Monday cree of tbla Court and t h a t the In a »r*U fu r-fo u r (4 ) contecuSix 18 ) and Seven (7 ) or • un- tl i* 3rd ■!»> of Jnn nu ry A: O ' 19V -. each yenr celebrates bur birthday aiirvayrd r e s l . If any. held by you and earn urehK. part of Sectio n 18: all In to- * n * « r r tlir •Hill of Complaint tr Of you. may lie divested out of you \v i t .sT. kh my‘ hand alyl official with a 10-mile or longer awiin In T im n a b lp 30 south, l ia n a * 21 eaat. filed in till* Court Against you. and and each1 «>f >ou and Invested "> ,# r ^ “ PUlftant. . ’r. \s‘. * •«. v vV» T o r i 3. ftaoli of )» u . in till* cause. sold the Pacific ocean, today nnnottneed •T h e weal one-bnlf (W 1-3) and r a i l. ,, l.rin* It ftU|l to riu n a if cloud*, her intention of participating In’ Lota One ( I), Two (2). and Three •and qniri title In'thO Oomplnlnanl. | 13). nil In Section'* 2. ToWnablp 20 W ILLIAM I . W O O D R U FF. in and f‘ the $40,000 Wrigley marathon aouth, ita n a e 31 eaat. to tli. ulinve described lands,! wherein Complainant pray* fpr a T r a c t i. his ( ’liriHlmn.H neaF.on will be tho happiest you have evet cha’nptl Htvim next month. D aerer > > f this t'o urt. declarlnK. adT h e eaat th req -q u arle rs (K 2-4) I inlii I ni; nod l Il r tr r ll l K the fee the New Year will hold for you and your* Health, Hap. of til* aouth one-hulf (S 1-2) of i.\ t m k i i i n t i t c o i n T o r t i i i : Section IS; Wrat one-ltalf ( t y 1*1) Mlinpl'- t i t l e In anil fu an Id land to •perity. 1-4J| be In iHe r m n p la ln n n t; confirming, SK V K ST It J l l i l t M I . I ’ l l l P T I T of Northeast q u a rte r (N R INK 1-4) of deelarliiK. n d ju d g lh * and decrrelna O F T H U S T A T R O F F L O R I D A , N ortheast Quarter th e till, of the Complainant to be l \ A X I I 1*0 It S K I I I N O L K C O T S - Northwest q uarter |N’W 2 -4 ) : and Southwest q uarter (S W 1-4) and n K»‘i~i end Im le fra s lb l* title In fee T V — IX n i A N L ' K I l V . O IIO F.lt O F P i ' l l I .H 'A T I O X I Aits One ( I ) and T h re e ( I ) all In sim ple d ecreein g 'a ll title, claim i WII.UA.M L , W O O D R U F F . .Section 20; l.nts nuuibrred One ( I ) , or fntwret claim ed by you or any or' part lea Uoniplalttant. Two (2) and T hree < !) o f fleclldn o f y on <>i any p arty v*. i s ; mid Lot* nuiiihered On* ( t ) . ctaltnioK «*r to claim under you or UlIAItLUH 8C IID L T Z K , et n l , Two (2) und the northeast q u a r te r nny Of ''*>• In and to aald land* to licfrn d n n t*. INK 1-4) of Sectio n 30; all In be \rli>dl> null and void and of no N O T IC 'D T O K M I t V Y AMI U X - Township !« aouth, R ange 31 eaat. e f f e c t « haieae y a r: perpetually enjo lnlm . and re s tra in in g you and KA’O W .Y . D R F K X I I A X T A T r a i l 4, , each of you and yntir agent.', servT i l l : S T A T U O K F I . O I I I O A , !• »— l-**x Tw o (2) of Sectio n 20. T o w n ­ a n ta mo l a tto rn e y * from as s ertin g 4'HAItLKH HCHULT55I3. XV. F . i a ‘i u i o u fOACILMAN. * W. J. M r im i D K . ship 20, enulh of ftunife 31 eaat. Any claim l>y deed of conveyance, T r a c t S. mnp oi otherwise. o r Intrrferlnit In okoiuiY: w. ivm .u v william a The south on e -h alf (H 1-2) o f the I an y w*> « Itb Ibe possession of the) HFBNC’K. K. H. MLLJtWOUTH. K ltlL|) o f 1 c o m p l.c o tn t. Ita KKINH 11. VANOKMAN. If aliv e, northw est qu arte r (N1V *uccea*or». naund If th e *» ld CHAULFS S C IIU L T Z F . XV. F. COACHM*N , W J. MoIIIII Ml*. O KO IIO B W XVYLLY. WILLIA M A. HPKNCK. K. 8. KLI-8-. XVORTH, KI18K1NK n. VANOKMAN s r * dead, th e un know n hair*, devi­ ates. -lenntaea. o r g rnntora. i n J 1“ T U B L A K K JE 8 H U P F E U T t L l Z K R COMP ANT, a corporation, and Tlir. I KLI-SXVOHTIt TIIU KT l*OMPANY. u rorporn llnn. If «Nld rorporntlonN ir t .' im w w s fft e ame NEW* HA VEN . | "four hoursomcn" * fame, i* now I coach of Villa-novu. Percy Wendell, Harvard, one of I).‘p layers the luminaries of the flaugh^on r jot fo o l ball hlslod In the gamo system, is thu earliest halfback se­ - ; ! *1 X* ♦ . lection on today's couching lists, ' • . I'>. • tnnke of Camp’s thirty- 1>elng tho mentor of Lehigh. K b t sen name# . arc ennto John Maulbctich, Michigan, Uhd that also are included in the whose Oklahoma A.&. M team this iitr c m p lc te available Hat, of year won the Missouri Valley liege loaches for.tho season Just title. Earl Martinau, Minnesota, of Kalamazoo Normal n ld . 1 Front the standpoint of coach ^ AIL American selections those (Western State) in Michigan, com­ jacho*, include two ends, n tnck- pletes the list. , a guard and a center from the Ira E. Rodgers, West Virginia ne and|. fotir quarterbacks, three shares with Tnd Jones the- clistinzlfbacks and two fullbacks, one of tion of being the one All-Amoncun ■e lnttor, however, having bee l coaching at the schools from whicn i m d ^ s o os an end. they were named to the mythical Moat At Igfferent Schools team. Homer Hazel, Rutgers, is Excepting Dartmouth, represent- conch of. the University of MlssijI by tjwro of Us 12 All-American alppi. All-American linemen, row coaching, include J . J . McKwan, id ach irepresents a different school. Wc<t Point, who, after so vor.il Harvard with 77, and Pcnnsyl- years’ coaching nt the service j iihU wjlh 38, have a single repro- school, went to the University oi ntativr while Princeton, with 65 Oregon .this year . C. W. Kponrs ll-Aniericah selections, is not rep- Dartmouth, is now conch at Min­ iented. Eight coaches come nesota, and E. P. McGInley, J t ., is om Eastern schgbfs, five from coach at St. Josephs,' Philadelphia Eg Tep territory und two front •tea dp the borderland between j jarh o ly, A. A. Stagg. He was Wlcd |ln end on Cmnii'.' first ythica choice in I8W, l>cing iS.'Of le four Vale men honored a t y e fr . ’With him on that first am w « lleffclfin gcr of lineman lidUloi and the first of-thc Poes Lbi>ll» frdm Princeton. ih frJiu Princeton, Ralph'(Haze, Dartmouth, named [ail All-American end in 1D0.*». Is poach t»f athletic teams, nt S t. Viato rs colftge in Illinois. Glaze, like p lagg, vfna n great baseball player Mid pitched in the Big Leagues Several (years before devoting all Vii* tiin^ to college athletics. '•' Many Coaehlng-QuarteTbark* g'Coachlng-quartcrbucks of AllUmericMi teams bcglti with T. A. I). June*, Yale, in 11)07 and aim tjncludo ,'AValter Steffen, Chicago, jbnmcd In 1008. Almost continu­ ously idnco then Steffen hns m iched k ’anu-Rir Tech. For ten months of the year Steffen* is a judge of Chicago's snperiur court. [ Next Imong the quarterbacks is > lv ln *(‘‘Bo” ) ’ McMinin, colorful JOHN W. SNEED' Sanford Peed’& Supply Co. SUNSHINE” Feeds and Service id 4th St • * ’• : J Automobile I Insurance The wise man protects himself against injury to others—against damage to property SANFORD against ‘ theft against W. a P R IC E , M gr. W. First S t;, - . and destruet ion by fire— | £i P h o n e 472-W Then no matter what LUMBER YARD ERu. r. happens he is beyond the reach of loss and Fram es and Screens the cost for this cov­ llcinjs Cabinets resa nnd Pine erage is so small that it is hardly worth while to go without it Really folks you can enjoy the use A lock Plaster tfro Hardware Ironing Hoards ’fade to Order Price :kIs JfC'.* Right cfkLOht SHV. Maple Sugar s, 12 to per case $ 18.50 d Apple Fruit In IU g > of the car so much more Hoard |2J>0 irthcrn apd Pinto beat quality for ■sc, in 25 Hi- bags 52.30 »rto Rico Yamu Yv , Potatoes ia. IDO ,([ i •. Price per bag 12.33 larkeyf Peas for The ('hristian Spirit of Service to others and Good-will to all is the Spir­ it we try to make a day-by-day real­ NEW A C °*"P lcI® ^ ,he of XCTUTU ac if you KNOW you are fully protected. ity in this Hank. you. We want to serve Phone 539 �.... ........................................................................ Credit For His * S In Brickfield sband L Dan Thoomaa rtjGELES, Call/., Dec.2 i., u of * 16-year-old jgir fteswd of- C to lie i n my r ^ K Kiri migh - OWATONNA, Minn., Doc.24.(A’) Tnko it from the valley's unnnintous choice for nll-American full­ back. Herb Jocxting, of Minnesotai t s the linemen who do the work and the bncTtfield gets the credit. Linemen w<?k hard . carving holes in the enemy defence, J o e stIng told u home town audience nnd the burkficld inun then "stumbles Was up to me to go by myself. IJut to do that would have been too humiliating. y0 I stayed nt home. I used to hear of Charlie being at the Montmartre and the Ambas­ sador with other girls. Those were r Ljopojal whilo they were the stories that hurt mpro than « y home frdm the thca- anything else, because those were' the places where we had our best times before we were married. 1 he Hrcnk Comes two years, of a "nog- - . . “Sidney was born Inst March' *nd who said, in cf- 30, Dut even both bnbies nnd my pd what money, you efforts failed tc- make our home! ...................„ n’t expect" too much of attractive enough .to keep Charlie i ft*r Minnesota 1 attention?-—.—. there. And when he did stay j second stop ri 1 Grey Chaplin's atory home, he shut himself up in his I Big Ten. It n Ured rpmanco with most-ftfmoua cojne-f .library and rend. He cvcu~tgfused the shift play, to meet my friends, who often throw the gain ' ' visited me nt the house. He suid redpeing the s| H it to me exclusively that they were common and that he fensc. Itraid and NEA Service, did not caro to know them. J _____ died aho sat in tho llttlu “Then came thnt fatal Monday j The Itoynl A IjtUgr,” Hollywood homo padparchta, with Sidney night. I wns entertaining a few. Sweden, an a , piin and Charlca Spencer guests after the theater. Charlie j born is ntationii /r„ playing about the deliberately insulted them and) the country r<>n ordered them to leave the house. 1 iats and net us That was too much. He had never Alberta, Canada, University jtti dents rained a fund of $20,00( themselves to build n skating ant L feminine lead In ‘T h e hockey rink on the earn this. fch,” commenced * Mrs/ |1 was jimtflPlfart gOur work iji the plctqro □■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I fa togethartoahifast, c*n- * . The New Veal* will be ushered in nt foanfdrri at fary day. iftiat VanThe h Ml LA N E TH EA T R E fi friendship which soon 1 love—at least on my ■metnnes doubt now if ■ per really loved tne. I was very considemte H I He even used to take B Id me to dinner after we J W 01^ day’s work on tho 3 Mother liked him, too. * Greatest Touring Company of 100 Artists long before t. began ‘ 0 ■ 1 Performances* in 2 Days— 3 Different O p eras tag thnt made me know j si. I was scared at first ■ December ."10 and .'ll wng girl might l»e who j| "AIDA" re with Charllo Chaplin. » Thursday Evening. December .'10 Wilh Mines. Jnrobo and Glade (of 'I'ampa. Ha.) ns so attentive thnt I 3 think, too, he' might real- r IDEAL t V Qbnstrnasfjjisb; £Qay 1927 >vo WISH b»r citrus trees, truck and field crops, watermelons, tropical fruits, lawns nnd flowers. We hnvo n formula suited to the needs of every crop. Wo n re equipped to make prompt shipment of IDEAL FERTILIZERS in perfect mechanical condition. Don’t delay ordering four fall reqaire- 2 appicst to express our appreciation of your Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer splendid patronage during Dj 26 and to ask a continuation of snme for the coming year. May the Season bring y ., u manv j„ ys „,1(| the coming year unlimited i.nisnei itv JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ^ 1 With which is Affiliated FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CO.. Oilrim PAUL H. FORBES. Mgr.; Sanford Branch Resort Fashions Predict Soft S h a d e s Youthful Lines S A N C AR LO C s t C K rLrtrcteJ* C & r o l J t 'R i r s g .Messrs. Tnmmasini . Conali. Mongelli — Pallet. Fridav Matinee, December .'11 ‘‘MARTHA" With Mmes. Escobar and Schalker: Messrs. Oivifrei. In tcrrnnte, Cervi. Followed l»v a special dance nrngrum hr Ihe BALLET. Jiarlir Propones ] time the. night ho pro- J: nir Wo worn on on- ■ t from a theater. He J i keep oor mnrringo. aa Friday Matinee, December .11 "I.I C IA " il after the picture wv> 2 Wilh Mmes. Paggi, and Falco: Messrs. Tnfuro. Lulll. K> we w»-tn to Mexico I > ■ Cervi— Mallet. f ceremony performed. 3 from there the news ■ Special Attention giten out of town mail orders, lies und by the time we got 3 ervntions now. Single Ticket Sale now for season (1 lollywoOd everyone hero * m i" 3 operas) at Desk C. Chamber cf Commerce. Ih.- husband nn l ong e r in attentive, connidernte I laid Instead, he was ful husband who suid, at monc-y you want, but tt too much of my time PRIC ES: Orchestra, $ 4.00. $1.50; Balcony $1.50, $3, $2.50, $2. iia a iiiiim iiiiim in n in n a n n iH U H H ii ■ - I '** * f l »H I l l l i l f l 'Y'\’U -I-'l I Definite information regarding1 Resort fushions was obtained by Marion lives of this firm who returned from New York* Iasi week Many of the new ideas in dress are at DicksonIves new and -present a panorama of import­ ant fashions for 1927. Klin of the films who, pur reel of "The Kid," j l young Jackin Coogan ilmo«t mnternnl tenderlin M-al life ha* been If that lad, "never nuw Ibir- for ilny* at a tune," L tr.r comedian'* wife pint \nnuyed Him F»> expected ehili(ren linuu-upH, and did not! ■ annoyed by their funa-I First! -harIio junior wan born J J bt \w>uld change nnd ♦ l tmio-aV honte," Raid + iioib. r "Hut he didn’t |T kne und took care of + pib r'hnrlie went nut , J ► itl m - friends. At the -4where I be- 1 j * -'de of my husband. 4Iptsr.-.) alone or with ^ I ll I wanted to go, it ♦ To our friends and patrons uv extend our heartiest wish­ es for a Season of Great Joy and deep.appreciation of the splendid patronage given us in 192(r. We ti-ust we will be favored with a continuation in the coming year. ne Fashions 'Washington; loes Change pTON, Dec. 24.—W — I How of fashion is rcP(°r> many 'of tho cus“» and manners once ■ally a part of. tho ■*»(«piwjnni. i f iif, the conventional pf fla y and Web* I ilLkuLklLfl ia *_ •H'Aplwitring. • I t ia "ow hy only a few. rrninifd hat la being * tack of ‘ troditlc'n, ^ °ld familio? forma being dropped /or • ('resent d ay., In the clgarot and 4/Ivo at fill the nlr once f Uie Jjumblo stogie or even th at well1of addressing raomu Congress itself— “ a from Tenneaseo," I may be ,hi» ntate—-is I*uring the uwnion n kuil exception was 6 occasions to tho-use p re ssin g colleagues ■ aebuto, ‘•dim* tffv f by i» i- Dicksou-Iivcs is the first in Cent nil Florida to show these Resort fashions. Waste Not “Wilful waste makes woeful want” is as true as ever. By wast­ ing not and hy saving, pass be­ yond the danger o f woeful want We^pffer you a place for youi savings both sale and profitable 1 Per (Vnt Interest Paid On Sav­ ings Accounts (Yepc de Chine Are first in order of fab­ rics with sheer fabrics, in­ cluding Georgette, R omiiim? and Crcpo Elizabeth being more usctl Ihun over before. Sports fabrics are KHAKI KOOL, depicting mtionul forest nud park Rcencs: MOLLY -,0 -M E * LANG, P A N C R O S S„ CAMEOLK CREPES and small checked designs in .affetn or cropo. ’ S B r n in o in ilo u n h Sanford, Fla STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ « The Silhouette t Phone * ‘u ‘ ' SANFORD MERCHANTS READY FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE ■ 1 Sanford merchants have been making great jreparationa for the holiday trade. Their shelves ire well stocked and they have the goods to please #l,|| ’ *1 ‘ .A. full* . , Do your Christmas gift buying in Sanford where it will benefit you nnd the whose comnunity in the New Year. . The Christmas spirit is the neighborly jpIHt. Oiir Iloarty; Greetings to you al— maylthiB Christmas fulfill your overy V need fbr Happiness and may 1927 be Our hearty Greetings to you all— -i. ■ ■ grnn(a fretdem of Hip movement Two-plcce dresses arc full nt the lower part of the blouse and on tho sides. Scnarato skirts • with novel sweaters are good for country club costumes. In­ tricate ;ditching. shirring, stitched down oiul cross bar |.|onl» «tc frequtintly uwL Informal Presentation of Resort Mpdes ; By Models Tuesday, December 28th 2 8 ,h Admission to this will be only by cord. Cards may be secured from Mr. Wright of the dress shops or from Sidney Ives of k bolwa.rk|a£lnst-aa- SANFORD, In many instances ^Ir, Ives wns the first buyer tq sco . I ho manufacturer's models. Flat Crene and Laney Dry Cleaning Co 110 E. Second First! Avenue the advertising d cause former m have will T Women wishing to sec the dis■ play.- arc /uriced to securo cards at once as only a limited number %rc. available. Phone Orlando, ’ 41M. �bo studied dlitin’ ... . governor of Kenthd vice president of “gross fraud and court c a s t against . Humphrey Marshall •o f ty. ' public charges had Seriate unseat;; Senntor Arthui Gjjuld of Maine its action wil down on the records as an im Laht preccdenL ould’s fRncss is questioned be Sc of charges' that he paid r H ^ S a y s Gotham’ (Canadian Is Givd 3 Weeks* Reprieve Paper Misquoted Him invea- tirfation. {JI| Mnnhall, the appeared that hoTrevef had heed prosecuted.’ ’dn definitely to n special committee. Tim dpntmiitee hub’siquenttiy re­ ported - back that' Marshall nover -— — • ' PA RIS, Dec. 2 4 ; — </p)—Col. IIAMILTOMi''Ont., Dec. 24— (/P) George Harvey today suld thet ho ^ jjo r Barty, \vlio was to have been hanged nt dawn today, wns given a Christmas g ift of three more Week?* of lifo jjjis t or. he wns about h . M IAM I,..PJa., • Dee, 2 4 .-^ ^ )— William M. Rnlstop, employed at u dairy south of Miami, has been arTtsted at the instance of postal in­ spectors and charged with ■embez­ zlement of between $3,600 and $4,000 from the postoffied at Whit­ ley City, Ky., of which ho was postmaster. Ralston wns located •her® by Incpcctorf Clnrenco Coleman' and Frank M. Powell, of Danville, Ky. The nllogcd embezzlement was dis­ covered in, November, Ttyjaton flee­ ing when inspectors began a cheek up of his office, pdstoffict! officials - POH noNi» ; ■■ k l k c t i o .y V. , •. ■ The ItcKlRtratlnh Hooka of the City o f Hanford. F lorid a. ' will t>e open Monday, D ecem ber iOlh, I9S*. Rnd will close Satu rday, Ja n u a ry iu E ig h th . 1917. ■'At the City Hall. i* R. y iiiid r s . .City R oaiatratlon ’Officer. WASHINGTON, Dee. --Allocation of Agricultural de­ partment funds for tho construc­ tion o f forest trails and highways during the fiscal year ended June ZQ\ 1020, includad tjie, following fo r southern states: Alabama $40,000. Floridu $250,000. > ; Georgia -$280,000. ' . ' . ;. North Carolina $481,000. • ? .* Oklahoma $42,000. ( South Carolina $77,000. Tennessee $230,000. Virginia $342,000: .. :,, ; FORT MYERS. — Lee cou truck growers are expecting nt n half million dollars fro m 'tl potato crop next spring. A y of 160,000 bushels- is Indicated, ag­ ricultural authorities-said, and an. average price of 75c a bushel.' E s­ timates ire to the probitblo rise of the qrop vary between 150,000 and. 300,000 bushels. Have You, Some Money B rick, building, hardware, and grocery and dry goods stock, also drugu> a real bargain. Any reasonable offer • considered ' _ 4 - s BIG Results Lake Mary, Fla. A special committee investigat­ ed and voted Ho expel -Ame* « Old Brooks. . B u t' tho House,-judiciary committee decided th at the House could not expel In such a ease—■ (hat Its rights of oxpulsion were gxhricdiftl rather than punitive. A lg o the House didn't vote to throw out Ames ami Brooks, hut passed separate resolutions of It is a STU DEBA KER—a Masterpiece of Custom beauty, glistening* with Lustrous laquers—a worthy tribute to express the sentiment you feel. ,? “delaney pl Anvs tour A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL M. been invoVved.^ pn ink cm boizicindriFJn i. He moved to the^Sir! try in 187Diand stoyted -again. .lie'becam e a imVHe.'CiJDdcnmiiUqn against irritorial legislator and accused Congressmen. murcessfully f d t gover- A 3 -lin e ad ru n 3 tim es c o s ts only ~Hof*Mac Battery Co. Sanford's Pioneer Radio ,, ‘ Shop. results in either instance will satisfy. 21c a day BBBBqB;i|jpBaiij|li|UBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBB Our plant will lit’ closed on Christmas dav except be­ tween $ and 10 p. m. Place your oilier Accordingly. If you want good, try our Sanford, Florida '* Announces a Free Lecture on $ -- ■. Ads Pack a Knock-out Punch! Nothing succeeds like success andNby the same reason no other medium in'Seminole County cut get your message across at a minimum of«. pease, like Herald Classified Ada. Your ad will be correctly classified assuring instant connection with a party who is lookkf for what you are advertising. A pigmy in gia but a giant in Power! SANFORD’S Classified Ad Paper VVe have a good supply of double heavy cream for whipping. Scientist of Herald Classified •• NOTICE! { iy flflb p E R Q . PHILLIPS accomplish wonders a t a cost undreamed of if you use Herald Classified Adsi . In any emerg. oncy a Classified will be your friend in need ■ tho - N E W ‘YORK, Dpc. 24: -(/F>— Jack Delartcy is planning n tour ; £ & n e v * : been pro?ecp^'idr.'tho* Which piny take him as far west as hapk incident and restitutlofi '>Was the Pacific court. The light hea­ agjd to have bccn"mad*; nivertho- vyweight Champion, whose activ­ K i da fitness was questioned and : ities in New York hgve been limit­ cqBsldcrablo dchato-follqwed intro- ed by liia split with Tex Rickard, duct'ien of Hoar's resolution‘ March expects to engago in his first 2f£l89S. But no-vpto icver was match at Chicago next month. taken on the resolution,’ for some swno reason'or other;: the charges Establishm ent of. a training wfro not investigated ' am) Roach school in central Alhwrtn for young served from 1803 until 1890. H# fewisli furmcra, similar to that bo­ dlpd in New York in 1002. ng operated by Um Federated Jew ­ ^'A rgu m ents advanced -by-H oar, ish farmers of-•Ontario, i»-under C& adler and q t^ r s probably will way. \j i Grahnm lirothers Trucks me known the world over for un­ failing records of dollars earned, miles run, and work well done. They life i|tinlilv trucks, built complete in sizes and body styles ,to fit the needs of your business. They are prided low. They are serviced quickly, skillfully and reasonably by Hedge Brothers dealers everywhere....... The G-B emblem marks a truck that will work well and ably day in nnd day out, live long, cost little and make money fur its owner. SMALL Cost And the Most^Luxurious Gift of All second.Congress that 1113 Sanford Inquire a t Postoffice re so­ ft committee . Cut Prices on ♦ >»-*- William was an allegation Iciicy' Ui 1028lf something N ESSELR O D E PUDDING :• 1* orders tor »• PHONE ADS Ainas l ▼ will not Im* accepted | than Friday noon. Christian Science £<►♦*♦ ♦!♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦ i *1 * *1* *1* *1* *♦* *♦■**♦* *1+ *+* *1* *** Syracuse, N. Y Metpbcr of the Board of Let utreship Chui'ch, The 1'irst Church of ( ’lirist, in Milane Theatre Sunday Afternoon, Dec. 20 ’. i-.'.ELM -A V E.. and 13th SU 3 o'clock Dodg® Brother* -Dealer* Everywhere —is not well or generally under­ stood, nnd because so many pecs pic desire information on this sub­ ject, we arc having published ^ well illustrated booklet whi.^h an­ swers all ..of the more commop cjucstionk, tells the right way .'.tb prepare a Will ho that it "will be yfriid, and quotes the.. Forida Laws. . —- • A copy of “Wills” will he reserved for you for the asking",.. The sup­ ply is limited... It you desire a copy, write ga: at once, everyone of you find your cup overflowing with son and a New Year more prosperous, than W you have seen-------- ,-x *.- M 'jm m n BA N K O F O R A N G E ■mw -r . a *f ^ O F.ORLANDO A i i IU a ii U a /I k ir T a t™ m tr r_- j' ' .; ’ ’ " ’ -. , . . • - , ’ v I " I „ « ‘ *I * , - We have dojie our best to give every. cu^tpiBer service fliifl quality merchandise and hope the future will only preparo a way for better service on our part and satisfaction on your part. >-.-»• - * �T H E SAN FO R D H E R A t; tER 24 dead, against liU unkw ——. j * i dtvluu, legatees, *r*r aignres. t r a n s f e r s * ! o r s u c c e s s o r s In office and all persons c l a i m i n g Interests under the Said W illiam II. J a c k s o n (sometimes k n o w n as \V: II. Ja c k a o n ) Individually and as receiver of the First. National Dank o f Orlando or tils successors In office as such received, d e­ ceased or otherwise. W in .. M. Davis (form erly Win. XI. Davis. Jr.> and Mrs. Win. 11,1 Davis, his Wile, of O ranga County. F lorida, A. II. (Jordon and Mr*. a . R . G o r ­ don. h i s wife, whose la st k n o w n address w as Mullins. South C a r o ­ lina, (ho W a rn e d Dumber Sc Vensse Company, a corporation. If In existen ce and If not In e x i s t ­ ence. n a a ln s t Its unknown g ran Ires. assig n e e s or successors and RKsInat all persons clalm inR i.In­ terests under the said W a rn e d Dumber & Veneer Company, a corporation, J a m e s K B a r t l e t t and Mrs. J a m e s E. Bartlett, hla wife, of Orange County. Florida, the Volusia Investment Company. <>n fi in. rock Isase. .1 9755 sq. yds. I nr- a corporation with Ita prin­ Together with such other streata cipal office and place of busin ess at DeDand, Volusia County, F l o ­ the City commission may turn rida, and airalitat ad persons h a v ­ over for construction during the ing or claim ing to have any In, freest In and to the property ansumg year. h ereinafter described. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the F irst National Rank of Sanford, Florida, ’ will be held, in accordance with the by-law*, on Tuesday. January lltb , at 10 o'clock a. m. in the directors room of the bank, for the election of a board of directors to label appeals as strongly to the servo for the ensuing year, to hear Asiatic fancy as tho American la­ report* of officers and to transact bel appeals here. . such other business as may pro­ Imports Follow Immigrants perly come before the meeting. In most cases, American goodb R F. Whither, Cashier are not competing with native goods. They arc filling a demand they have themselves created. Fish and fruit b ilk large in the exporta, but candy stays at home. Confectioners who, on tho bails of wartime demand, dreamed of i world wide sweet tooth for Amer­ ican products, saw u twenty mil­ lion dollar export drop in one year Il espondonta. when the army returned fiotn abroad. The consumption of sweets was almost entirely among the soldiora and confectionary and I n i , wnp, ii n i i v u mui n u d , q , iu l l i r l r u n k n o w n he l r a, d e v l a r . a . l e g a ­ tobacco exports now get little fur­ t e * * o r g r a n t e e s ani l t o a d p a r s o n s ther than the West Indie*. j c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t * un de r Il i a s a i d N a t 1‘o v n t i a n d V i n a H. I’ o y n l s , h i * Americans nrc demanding more i w i l t uecruaetl or otherwl**, lo and rrtorc European goods, im­ William 11. Jackann (sometime* J K n o w n n * \V. U. J a c k a n n ) I n d i v i d ­ porters say, while immigrant.1, u a l l y and a * r e c e i v e r oI t h e F i r s t conservative in adopting n new , Nn t l o nn l D a n K o f Or l ando, u h a n k , lull c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a t i l i c d u n d e r , ( h o country's dishes, cling to tneir l a w * of t h e U n i t e d Si n tr a o f A n w r own cuisine. Hard sausage, black f o l l o w i n g d f i i r r l b c t t U n d n aUimlc*; I r a. If a l l v r a n d If itradi t o h l a u n ­ l y i n g and b e i n g In 111* C o u n t y of k n o w n bread flour and strong cheese the H r m l n o l f a m ) St af f * o f F l o r i d a . m o r t g r a n t e e * . h ralsr sa i. g n de rev, l a rt rr aa .n a f ol er ge eaat e eo*r, t i c u l a r l y drncrlt>« d aa f o l l o w ». s u c c e s s o r * In o f f l c r and ( o a l l p a t immigrants want, and there ic u pt oa-r w it: aunn c l a i m i n g I n t r r v a t a u n d e r the large import market in Now York T h » No r t h 29 1- 2 f r e t o f L o t 4 |r a i d W l l l l n t n U. J a c k a o n (aotnet h e Ci t y 1 t l m r a k n o w n a a W . II. J a r k a o n ) I n ­ that caters directly to the demand. ooff SMaoncf ko r dti. oFfl o rTi idear. 2i t r**f coraing to I JW YORK. Dec. 23,—</P)_ jfcgn foodstuff*, pushed by salesmanship, have en|«very country o f the world. rtPent survey shows that ,n' resistanco" and the gns0 k prejudico o f home-fed Is have capitulated to a ii palate. pan and Chlha smack their srtr steaming corned beef sad canned sausage. India Is ■xg sturdy on Columbia river w tnd California fruit. And j} keeps the American market iprd with demands for canned [||US. ' ' Tariff W alk Sealed ; iven ta riff wait*, which the pan nations erected hastily the armistice, have been ij effective before the onJd, export records show, lennanahip is largely responlumen in foreign countries ally adopt the same methods j i America, I t ia pointed out. ift to advertise—anywhere, tinned milk with a Burmese imen Play Santa As UAs Men, Declare Cleveland Matrons DCACO, Dec. 24.—</lS—A wofaji play Manta Clou* its well j (|ur' i(|..<t to ,)rt,|onK *hr™ n tan, Mr*. Mary Alban, 2.1,' lUinctl when she tleclineti the NOTICE i of her erring husband, now ig n jfti Isentence for non-supAnnual meeting of the stockhold­ u a Christmns present, er* ’o f - Seminole County Rank will kit is n revelation to me,” Uuniripn) J u d g e Fj-oncis Bowhen 1.1 o th e r wives, whose ath ure meYnbers of the any <-lul>" in the house nf rtion. likewise turned ilown Christmns releune proffer rh which the court expected recoru iliaticns. y 10 of the 54 wive* miiii i tu the court o f domestic re « yesterday to hear the re >cepted, and some of were •it more than lukei to thi idea IHINGTON, Dec. 24.- ol*) F. Slnclnir and Albert B tint stand trial f. r cnnsplrronnection with the leasing Tenpot Don»^ naval oil re- he held in the offices o f the har.. on Ja n u a ry fith, 1927, nt 4 :' o’clock F. M., for purpose of elect ing it Hoard of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and any other business that may properly route before thv meeting. A K KEY. ( ‘ashler M ITICE O F HA I . K INP.—The state bonrd ol l Is to he called upon for ^ by Fred Tedder, convict surt hero several years ngr Bunier of Courtlnnd Smith l given life imprisonment k» murder, Tedder mnrriet Widow. Tho Intter wai in acceaaory nnd sentenced kt was Inter granted a new p acquitted. Christmas we extend a alnCero and cordial wish, that the Holiday Seasoh .will bring an abundance of Hap­ piness and Good Cheer. 1*2 7 •h a aattlv lit* I It g a May the coming year fulfill your highest expectations and bring much joy and prosperity 205 W. First S t find your Cup of H appiness run­ ning over M ay u fu ll m easure of t h e bountiful Jovs o f th e C h rist­ mas Season in* yours ami may th e New ^ ear eom ing in bring w ith it an abumlaiiei- of I ’ m s p e r i t v fm 11 vi I nf Mum F o u r ! I* f u r t n a r nr<i«iri>i! Mirtt Mil f 1m* |mi Im I nil oil I r\ ili»« Sit n f Ml « ild ll lit1it * p Ap t* f pil Id I alt «*tl U urd In ( h a F o u i i t y nf S**mtnui St Al o of K l o i l d a . oncfl a w r o i i >h ‘ i i r r r a . h p k n ’ f I MMI I T i »N S*•11 1 *1 1 t ir h mul of « No t i c e I* h e r e b y glv«*r» Mini the* • •im plu l n u n i S u n f o r i l Uunk 4 Trui t l I ' u mp A i i ) n i I*mh 11* h I )rr 4. 1 l Ha n k i n g F n r p o r a l l u n . urKanl ««*d un dni Mie L a w * of F l o r i d a , un dv i a u [ t h n r l t ) g r a n t f d f»> F h a p t o r 7930 of »bt» A c t m f»ft l 9 1 9 . L a w * n f F l o r i d a . I wi l l *»•11 nt p u b l i c Hi i r t l n n i t l i t ' H a n k i n g l l ouHr. n i r n e r t»f M a g n o l i a I and Flr«t . Ha n f o r d . F l o r i d a . .*t I I n ' r l u f k A M’ Jnnonry 4 1 27 O i k * K n m l r ^ d f l f t > ( I S O) uliarrit o f I | |t I l i r ( ' a p l t n l HtiH'k o f i l i r Hnnf<»td , l infik A T r i i nt F n . halt! by H a n k a r n K i n a iu'trig F m n p n n ) . u i * t > r po r a l l o n I n \ t h r i r naalgn**t*ii o r I * k M r r p r e i a n l M - I S A ( IVt*n u * r v Idr nr**d by ( V r t If icat#» m. I ■ . ■ ■ s buys I VINA a liv e ItOPOHAI-H FOR STREET PAVING K t a ■u| I “Style Without Extravagrance” Sanford Ave., between 2nd and 3rd Sts Edward Higgins, In-‘! corporated and en­ tire organization wish you a Merr^; Christmas and hope that Santa brings you every comfort and luxury to make ' this Holiday happiest1one MONEY TO LOAN 6 1-2 to 8% on Business and Residential Property, Mortgage l .o o /i Dept. DeCOTTBS. SPENCER & DIGHTON May this Yuletide season be most joyous that you havo spent is the wish that I am extending to those whom I have served anil many friends. Sanford C ycle Company 117 Park Avenue I V 'V i - ' r May the Christmas Season [' bring you in full measure all the good things of Life and may the coming year be ( one of exceeding happiness l. and prosperity for you all. ' 4 >*•*j 'ijfi kr ft V1 s r* M Itau 1927 bepurHaupiest . •• u nki i i i w n } ••a or g r ti n- , ----- - J-—r.. Ml |tiTHof|)| I i* Iu I iii I ug intei^aatM u n d r r flu* nulcl Nuf I ' o y n l * a n d V l i m H I ' o y n t * . j 1»1m \%If r d e c f u n t d *ir " t i i r r w lar. I W i l l l a m li J a c k a o n 4 a o m r i l moa k n o w n hm \V. H. J i u ' k « n i i ) i n d j - 4 \ id n u l l ) and aa rer#dv»-r of Ih* F l r a t Nu^liinul H a n k of O r l a n d o . 1 ii b a n k i n g c o r p o r n t l o n o r g n n l r r d j iind«*r ilit* l a wn <»f (!»«• 1 'nl(«*d Jmtice Jennings Bailey ruled District of Columbia Sucourt today in refusing t<> the indictment against them •diately after the ruling i defendant* were arraigned uded not guilty. Justice iin refusing to quash the in ll ignored tile pies thut the ment hud wrongfully the two ipen out for un prosecution through tnc ment nt the request of the of dpccinl coupscl to con i case. • To those who have made possible our Happiness this' d i v i d u a l l y a n d na r uc al ver o f the K H T r a f f o r d * * .Map t h e r e o f and F i r s t N a t i o n a l D a n k of t l r l n n d o r r e c o r d e d In I ' l m Ho o k No I. p n g r * . Itl» e u c r e a a o r a i n o f f i c e a * a u c h r « U fil of t he I ' u h l l c It ecor di i o f Hl*m- j o r l v i r , d e r r a a r d o r o t h r r w l a e . to limit* Co t i n i y , F l o r i d a . I A ll G o r d o n a n d Mr*. A. II. O o r It I* h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t > On and don. hla w i f e , w h o a o l aat k n o w n a d ­ e a c h of ) u u l>o unit a p p e a r b e f o r e d r e s s w a s Mul Una. So u t h (,’a r o l l n a . o u r *al«l C i r c u i t C o u r t •! t he F o u r ! t o i l i r Wur ni - l l I. umt o- r A V e n e e r II••of*** mI H m i f o n i F l o r i d a *»n t li« t ' of opat i y h f o r p o r a t Ion. If In f t * J r d t l «) of J a i i u a t ) A l> i '« 1*1 n o r a n d It not III e x i s t e n c e , t o llit-n Mini t h e r e m a k e u n s n r f t •• t he I t r o u k n o w i i a r H i i l o i a s s i g n . ^ * ur t *111 «f ••on pin tut •tlilhllewl Mgai n*t l u i o ' , o M . f , unit t n o i l *4 \ ••»! »n llil« • Miiee, f i l e d ft*i |iir pur l l , , , 1 M i n i , , o r » a m i i o nil p r r a o n a c l a i m ­ p»»*e of i|tli«rtlhg t h e t i t l e In al»<»\e d« *• rllo*d |•r u pe f t v a ini •sltdi- i ng I n t e r a e l * u n d e r lire a n l i W a r r o l l Dt nnl i er K V e n e e r C o m p a n y , n •i i*li i ll g l b « s a m e In hi* bl ruin pi ii I n a n t r o r p o r a t t u n . and t o nil peraon* It l i f u r t h e r onl ' Tft t l Mint Mil* r l ul ml i i K t o h a v e nny I n t r r r a t III •o t t e r be publ l nhe d Itr *l*t>•* S u n f o r i l |u nd i " I h e p r e m l a e a h e r e i n a f t e r d e Mer nl t l , n nvWMUuper publiHh«*d in . ei r l l oi l n l t un l e , l y i n g and Irell i g In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e F o u n t y . F l o r i d a , I i l i e f o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e and d i l a t e ont o e a c h w « e k for f o u r c o n n K i i i l v e o f F l o r i d a , t o - w i t T h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of the week* 5.1, \V I TNKSM my h a n d and t he jtoni I S o u l h e a e t Q u a r t e r o f Rertlrrn of t h e l I r c o l t F o i i r t <»f t he S» \»nt o i T o w n a h l p 51. S o u t h of I t a n g o 59 I ud ii in 1 FI r e ii It of t he S t a i r olf | I . *«! Kl oi itlu In a n d f*»t S e m t i i o i a • not > heretiy • 11 n n d * m h • • f y • •»» ur . ti ll..** t lie 41 ti day .-f 1...... m l " ' » A l * d i " ilpp**ur III t It «• NVkt'MI I a11 I > l * . #*. ••1i>|dit I n f |i**|t-||| (lie ge||ern •if HUid Mlllt brlliK lt> «jui* telllnV e l l t t ud .Afill •••flflllt lit 1 ••in |•I II I T1 1411 I In Ml*' |■r « III f»* I • Ill.tiM'k »• l|ft*’rll)Ml «•• I.** M.»* I 11 1 *«| tluv *»f J a i m n i ' • Proposal to b« presented In a which will he re- or to acce sealed cnvelope*'atfddMod oh the i t made. be for the outside. "Bid for^Pavint," Sanford, . . . ----- -- _,-----------------------mhaionen reserve W. B. WILLI A! *Florida, i w n u a , MkH and the name of the bid- the right to reject any,•or ail bids, City Mai tier or bidders. » e * Kaeh proposal must be accom­ panied by a certified check, m*do payable nt sight, to the order of the City Auditor & Clerk, of San­ ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the amount of their bid. The successful bidder or bidders will bo required to givo a bond equal to 50 per cent of hia or her bid, and ouch bond to be executed r M e r r ie jt G reetings by a surety company licensed to do business In the State of Florid t, said bond to be approved by tho City Commission. Copies of the plans and specifi­ cations may be seen at the office of the City Manager, or at the of­ fice of Fred T. Williams, Englneer. Plans and specification* may be obtained at either office on de-' - ‘ r*-.« ■ * i f if - *V* r -*• r. - i i a sfH a �n Is No Jinx'■ ............. For This Pair Of ... ■■«* I,.I .. ........ .. ' (f Jiving, t e U NOTICE; The annual meeting of the stock Hands ..... ■" — holders of the Sanford Building and Loan Association will bis held «t tho.prtlcfl of the Association, No. 224 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Aijji « Florida, a t 8 P. M. on the second Balurd-y In January, 1827 (Ja n ­ uary 8th, 1027) lo r the >urpoac of electing a board of dlraotora for the anwihff year, and trans­ acting such other business aa may properly como before the meeting. Sanford; Building ft Loan Asso. B y j T- J- Miller, Prea. A ttest: A. P. Connelly, Sec. 1*ANV. a o.irpuratlortv— '■'? ( (4). F H V 0 Y »iirt S tk ,l«) i<; r (■< the Hill of complaint 1 Ji tocliiu ui«d* l« upprar lu thl* * u r v r y « l p a rt of Mectlori . In (hlfl ra u w fo ir MtrtiiluV **H» -ru; Court U . « t * «uranion» u. Chancery i.lav of Ja io ia u v J9Sf. a t tU r Court haa heretofore he«n IliHueU. alMdfM 0. e. iif"iil. Me,nil."(c County. lo each of you and Hint Ih t Sheriff I I rlibt. ami In default of »ucll up* Of Hamlnole County, Florid*. bn* pear.inc . to . r. , pro CollfeW.i * I made la tu m that th * u m . cannot S,B ,ui>ri?d airtiliift you. said turn ha ■rrvi.il mi either of, you, anflnit Irnliu: for till] pill pus* of UlikllnK lo til* failure o f , each of you l<» the title of «(jb Cotuplaluajtt In at\d elect officer* or to appulnt agents U, the ahovif described premise*. to have within- Urn]state of H o- IT IH KCHTHKU'ORDERED that or an officer ur g ^ I 'U i t t t t whom thla Order lm ptihllalicd once a week rlda. iit'ocea* could Ue *urv*d and that for four' (4) consecutive week* In your officer* ami aacntn are un* Manfoid Herald, a newapoper pub* . , Unhid In Sanford, Seminole County, known. rilRIlKKOHK, you. Til 13 LAKE HAKE JKflHUD F E R T IL IZ E R CUM^ d I'iNK AND ORDERED till* 3rd. I'ANV, a corporation, nnd .TU B day of December. 1*36. KI.L k WOIITH TIIUHT COMPANY. u (Official) V .- H. DOUtlEAS.. (S-ai) Clerk of th* Shore corporation, named- aa defendant* In the ahoye and foreanliiu rau»e •t atyled courtr pcndlnr In the above, atyled Court, B y A. >1. WRKK&Deputy Clerk. hcliiic n proceedlB|f to e*tutill«li end (inlet tile title to till) following dcW lt-so.v. MOL'fJKILOI.DKR & ecrlbed land* lu Beminole County, V iinYf.R, . . ; FloHda. to-w lt:— ffrtll. i'or« for Complainant. Trect I , . .............. . 3, 10. 17, 34. 31. The eoutti twenty (SO) chnln* of l.ot four (4) and oil of Boll Flvo ik riir: c in c u iT 'c o f lt T o f t u b (S) of Mention t: Lot Two (2) or un* n k ik n t h jih m CIAI. r i r t n i T mirvoyed part of Hertton Id; I-qt* OF T I I B STATF. O F Pf.OIIIIIA, in a m i bom MBMiNom; t o r s - One. (1 ). Two (3 ). Tlireq (3) Iw flBATMANTH U N D E R T U B -MAID KDW. II. M KJp’ n K K Y B . E R A , <1. HUMl’JtltKYH nnd *J. U. IIUITF H R B YJ*. II B i t lHJHBAND; B D tT I f U. HUMRHHKYH AND HENRY HtV EETAtU’L E . AND B A C H .U F TH E M DKCKAHKD Oft O THBRW IftK;', AND A l.L O T H E R 1’AltTlKH WHD.SH NAMKH , f I l K UNKNOWN I N T E R BMTKD IN T IIB BAND AND P R E M ISE S I H E R E I N A F T E R D K S C R I I lE D : It appeurliiK by th e sworn Illlt o f A species of rat found, fn New jI Complaint herein ttm t you may l>« Guinea daogl.es its tail in the sea iI Interested In that derdtlii lot. plec« parrel of land aitu ato ID flortilas bait for fish. i and nolc County. F lorida, r.nd described a* follow*, to -w lt: in .. t u b .c w o w t cotm r or Lot Fourteen (14) of Block T t . I> CIIANCKIIV. s k m i x o m : C O tlV rr. FLU IIID A Five ( t) of T irr Two (3) uf O IIU K a O F I'tlll.IC'A TlO N — IN CIIANCKIIV. RANFOHD. FJiORlDA. accord. tVil.l.lAM L. W O O D R U F F , Oil OKU F a i l FV K LIC A TIO N lni( to B. It. Tntfford*a map i ->.inplalnant, ' thereof, of record In the Public (*. - ' • /. SIDNBT HARRISON, ,. Record* of Seminole County,' OfAiti.BS Hcirur.'rzE, et «i, Com plainant, ■ k m v . c.. iim t n m E T f l. eda. n Florida, In Map Book 1, J’nifra 6(-<4. I T IH T I I B R B F O K O B O R D B U B D m iM PH R EYB nnd J . D. HUM PHltKYH. her husband, EDITH H. th a t you and each of you he nnd you nre hereby rco ulrcd to appear HUMPHREYS and HENRY i 'cfendapts.^ i . b h f ■ 4.'*»£rt8*SnS Judicial Cli SSTSSUk WIMCW. IIOUBHO: u II LK, Solicitor* for Com, . T i l l STATU O F F L O R ID A , tin THU B A K H J E S S U P K B R T I L - I25f: 11 COMPANT, a corporation and T in : I M X m V it f lT j f T R U S T COM- ■ iR M B S in S M H M I llS B I I S I I S I B S H S B k lS lI S I B S U B B B D I f llir S lia a waaaiiaatiggiiHiijigM M ligHaHa ro hands arc a most valuable asset in baseball. Such being the 8' -• ,* * . ^ , Wendell Vance of Los Angeles,-Calif., a nephew of the great ty, should.be a big success. Here he its living up to his reputa* . holding seven bnlls in one hand nnd six Irr the other, 13 in nil, ing also that, unlike most ball players, he Isn’t -superstitious. The igBtcr (he’s only 15) is a member of tho Santa Ana high kchool' *• - e ' 4 Plunge To Death sident Of In Plane Collision £ Stock Is — ^ Louis, .Dec. 2 3 ;- ^ P ) - R e , tljess of (ho dlBpositlon of 1,(07 t t l qf Cnrdlnnl stock owned by jvrti Hornsby, now the properj f tho New York Giants, Sam ridon/ president o f the club, torevlewed his position as majojlUiekholdsr and declared that ntended to remnin so; earning pf thp announcement Samuel. Bender, an attorney, i lie Intended to confer with dub prosident. on n reported r qf seven business men to tukc r this'major share of the stock, adon forestalled the move by a rin g 'th a t his stock was not able. cudcr.Jtaid .that , the deal was posed solely ns n business prop[on. hut there were reports in >r circles that the plan was :c(ve<l Originally in a desire to in Hornsby. IMfc'dx_________________' • RANTOUL, III., Dec. 2 4 .-(/ P )Sorrow swept nsldo tho spirit of the ChristmnR season today at Chanutc Field, where faur-nrnty offlcers plunged to death In a headon crash of their plnnes . The two ships, roaring through n fog that hung over the field, locked together at dusk yesterdny nmi dropped 400 feet to theground. Two of tho victims were flying on tho eve of departure homeward for holiday visits Captain Harold G. Foster, of Chicago, was found still alive in the twisted cockpit. He died be­ fore reaching u hospital. First Lieutendents Henry \V. Kundel of Columbin, Mo., and Al­ bert J. Clnyton, of Philadelphia nnd Second Lieutondentt Ralph W. Law ter, of Huntington, W. Vo. were killed instantly. ' . ■ In'thO . ■ ' M cL a n d er A rca d e To AO Oup Friends W ishes Y ou A l l Wo desire to express our sincere appreciation of the patronage accorded us during- the year and delightful response to the opening of our New Store Christmas o f U n rivaled H appiness a n d J o y . Kanner’s Dept. Store L A D I E S * A P P J* A R E’ McLander Arcade a I cann manner ■mm |2 »| . I| w ■ ■ ■ E ■ \ i 1 . •. ■ A F ® �Jggk-iJfl subway, elevated or steam lines the; d ty dwellers gather at spoiltied points to begin their tramps that usually cover twelve to fif­ teen miles. --------, -• L v-A Boxed lingerie* sets and collar* and-cuff seta *ro bolng offered to solve the .Christmas gift, problem for mother *th is' season, ju st as the historic, boxed necktie-and-flox gift has calmed the lnst-minuta worry over what to get for Dad. ioLEuia On lts Wintei* Coat $g fo $ TONIGHT CHRISTMAS DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT Wealthy hotel dweller* aro the' least desirablo o f the taxicab users, a -scornful driver reflected o n ‘ a rainy night. I t was 8:45. “There'll be. a thousand culls for tajda inthe nefct half-hour from j peoplo who live in,'hotels," ho remarked to a fare whom ho had picked |up at a curb. “But they'll only want to ride 20 or 25 cents worth.” i • t •_____ ., , * ‘ —r~V Sales of .audaciously illustrated French magazines have tremen­ dously increased this fall, accord.Ing- to one news dealer near the public library. Bcveral new, but temporary news starida whoto malt) appeal to the passing thousands it this typo oj^ publication, havo sprung up on Forty-Second Street between Fifth und Sixth Avenues. All - that goes dressily to tho theater by no means goes dressily to; tho night club datcr. An elito fruit ptore on Fifth Avenuo 4n the Fifties hnR a select cloven to one clientele, pausing in ermine Bummer garment of green iawns and trees in .which the United and top -hat for the innocuous . .Sffi&l.'.caPl&V is usually pictured. This beautiful photogrnps was made just aftfruit, punch. And on Madison Y? ••’. \ )veVi| y cr Washington..had its. first heavy snowfall. Ayenue u delicatessen store could v / ■l-;■ v s * / * ' , i—--------------------------------------- -------hang out the "S. R. O.” sign nny at random^ ‘Scandinavian t oung feet arc trampled by thore (KT«i»t- night i("ou\ as returning play g^grs talk over n wintry hot jemnnado. Women’s Hpme,"- “Gorman- Home, ent individuals who hump their fo r Recreation of Women and Chil- way to sent*. It has n stnff chi­ areri,” "French Hospital,” “Free ropodist. Kindergarten .Association for Col­ O N E - P A Y SERVICE ored Children,” “Sisterhood of the Natives of other rountric.- who Spanirh and Portuguese Syna- wish to satisfy their native gasgogue,” Jan Hus Bohcmion Neigh- tronomic tartos havo difficulty in SANFORD motif in advertising ap- borhood House," Harlem Hebrew secluding their haunts from the I on New York Xtreeta as the Institute,” “B’nnl Jcshurum Sis- hordes of curiosity seeker* Mnny icy breath of King Winter terhood,” "Italian-American Gym- an unlighted and closely locked L a UWDR x t over tho land.” Entorpris- nnstic Asociation,” ‘Neustudter hrown-stono front harbors, not s ixi-drivera pasted on th6ir Foundation Home. den of iniquity, but a rendesvous 819 W. 3rd S* i hl cl ds placards rending -------restaurant for foreign student.-, ted." They make an inconPumpkin seeds are about the seeking to elude the crowds pitture us they sit shivering last commodity exjiected to bo | The hiking season is on K.n side the sign. Phone 475 I founil for nuie in the theatrical i thusiastir [>edcjitrinns have a wide dirtrirt around Time* si|unre, hut [variety of Saturday --r Surnlav |s»- Yorkers as a rule, due to n restaurant displays a curd n-l ; tours each week to stretch their lyrcBtcr distances to be cov-* vertlslng them. Pumpkin vinrstlegs, with lenders to show them I, do nut get to see their friends may adorn the windows of the flat >the way over the Countryside. By |iftcn as folkr in smaller cities, dwellers this winter. — ------- f >-______ ' klipost every family hns a telo-; --------to make Up for this defi-j Commercialized (Jrt-enwich \’t l- ] A Few Directories havo just boon, luge still simulates a Bohemian nlo more than 1,078,000 sub- mospherc. “Friend.'- ring twice; i Christmas srs in tho Greater City. enemies, three times; bandits phone Suggestions *' ] for appointments," sjiys the sign' county fa ir nnnu- ovex tho barred entnime of on-j -makea1 Its appaar«l>c« in New tea room there. Stationery and ‘ »t th® Old Glory auction o f Bghbrcd trotters. Hero one For the benefit of those persons Military Brushes hat rapidly vanishing Amcr- who are constantly wondering -thc trotting horso enthusi- whoro "business ha^ gone these $1.00 to $26.00 Diamond horseshoe scarfpino days, a sign in a vnennt store win­ |huge horsehead wntch charmr. dow in Park avenue announces: popular with these horse "Business hns removed to Blank Sanford Drug Co. Market Co., 000 Third avenue.” "T h e dern progress has struck the A movi®- theater has given a ly guards’ stereotyped “Step thought to the customers whos» |f." Tho guards are trying to up something new. Here is [pioneer change: “ Move on. Ilrt your feet stick In the gluo plntfawm.” * We are extending this a t this joyous season ,< year our many ft and paitrons............ A. C. GINQER, Mgr. Dances Start atf 8 P. M. T uiu to left at sign ju st before reaching GJndervilJc -------- ■«" Batteries 1— - ■ ' f ^ A M errie Christmas! RAY BROS. PHONE 548 May this Christmas bring you every wanted Joy arid may the New Year coming in bring an abundahee o f Prosperity for you and yours. ‘c -WT- fS Money To Ixian On Denirnble Husine.stt ami Kesidental Property PROMPT SERVICE Sanford I^oan Co. HILL H A R D W A R E CO, .1 I). Al»ernathv. Mgr. 1 1 ti First National Hank Hldg. 121 First St. . Rexall S to r e ” »» "fam ily-album " of .LjIOU kV York’* charitable organishows a diversity of ranatlooRl helping hands exby the Melting Pot citjrtoIdildrcn. Some names picked * Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packod In Holiday Boxes, «sady for shipping. A nice gift for your friends. All flizea, quarters, halves and whole boxes, mixed if desired. t V ^ th ^ t^ e 'a b o v e Y u ie tld e G re e tin g* , we ero pleaaecTfo‘fa n n o u n c* that our 192 0 co n structio n p ro g ra m , involving th o -e x p e n d itu re of over $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 is p ra ctica lly com pleted on fohedufe tim e . The two super-power electric generating statlona, located on the St. Jo hn s ftlver near Sanford and out In the Everglade® noar Fort Lauderdale, are now under test operation. Those two power plants cost over $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 arid will have ultlm ato generating capacity of over 3 3 5 .0 0 0 horse power. The high voltage lines extending from S t A ugusttro beyond M iam i on the East Coact. from Bradenton to Fort Myers on the W est Coaat a nd connected cross country from Punto Gorda through Arcadia and Qkegchob?® to a point north of Fort Pierce Into one huge electric power service system, la com plete end In com m ission. - Also Fireplace and Stove wood in any quantity Deliveries Anywhere DUHARTS PACKING HOUSE Phone 386-M __Niqth St. & Cyprc88 _ is.. b* . l Block from Sanford Ave. . 4 I s Th# following progressive cities and communltlas In Florida a ra \ now In Florida Pow ar & Light Company’s Sunahlno Sorvleo familyi to w '*-* ANNA MARIA ARCADIA IALDWIN IPCA RATON ________.ECtTY lONAVXfmJR io NITA nita SWINGS erRH _r>m>N BOYNTON BRADENTON _____ _ I1RAOENT* 'N MACH nROWNSV.LLE BUNNELL CALLAHAN CAMERON CITY aiARLOTfE HARBOR (3TV POINT CLEVELAND COCOA CORAL CABLES \V. ‘’Ti T/* # / NEED SOM E M O N EY - iXtXLENNY ' IeLBOURNK . fuSrAoSKSS Ia m SBKACH u m SHORES M N li* ™ XANJOJtO Im i on e r r y 5£ ? A* ° TA * & * » ,,, RIIARPM oNRoa OCATCE oKOMis ju s - . 52.i;r' i M,AMI wry a r t ______ N • SVILLE OSPREY OSTEEN palatka -4r . /yJ r-Aj-r t • - ' . - - *4: -^ =r I will make sacrifice sale on some of - the -finest-business and warehouse property in Sanford. I offer 5 lots, .1, 2, 3, 4, 6, Block 1, sub-tier 6, 250 feet frontage-on Myrtle Ave. 117 feet deep, located on three Btreets, track facilities can be had at back door, or cle a r across ^ack end of all five cempnalnB"aFproxlmataly 600,000 Mopla \0 whom modam UtlUty *arytea t# gfyei*. ,j Such achievement*- rr these Indicate faith and confidence. In* FloHdafa potential agricultural, recreational and Industrial resources, and will attract capital, Industry, buslneaa and home seekers to-tha. communlOes. 3 A , t .I U ..n of Florid. • . F L O R ID A ppw |tfl A L IG H T C O M P A N Y «M | U to oil olhor OIUIOOO of thl. oroot oommonwooiln . I HAPPY NEW YEAR AND MERRY CHRISTMAS - ■- — ^ 1 i »■■ i,1 ____ ^ —»r**^,r •. ___________ ‘ — - - ■■■■dei-MnewiMiMaaftiMi F L O R ID A P C V V ITIflTIfllltHI’IMIllfttfltltt ........................... -J ig M * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B ■ ■■ ■ B ■ R ■■■■■ WM■ BRRRR ■ R B R R R R R R R R B J l a a i l g g g g g j g J u p i ^ l j g p j t ^ ' - 206 E . ln t S t. • > $-• Wishing You A ll Call the Willard Battery Men—We recharge and re­ pair all makes of batteries. Oranges from .My Grove shattan’R collective character irgoing.a change, officials of York-public1 library have ered. Anilyalaof-wlthdrawlibniry branches revealed [the trcn3 of reading on the it not “doraoBtlc.” Similar »ls of wlthdratsals in Brook[Rk-hmond and other boroughs i the books once read in Mani are now in demand there. .-a ----- W t t M — ■ M M l ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■'■■■■■■■■■•■'iaaaaBaaiiaiiafea llllUHH'tllWINIUIII �W illia m ? O U R Sou CA<5rf T CHRI^TTMA^ ^AV,. uca $oT y( REFLECT 0&<2> A NOU’RE PRIV/lMS ME OUT ] [ Okl lioHE crfrtERi SMOKING 'Tl^09ETv>il^1eP / r -fviAH -T^E dedication of Bridge USACOLA, FJa., Pec. 24.— i t r s , the city ot IVn.-mcula, and the’ 0HOE T 0 A i6 liE 6 » « , •ommercial organizations have an-1 i houncul thru l.tey arc ready to en-1 r aH|ioln^ ‘to* have reprticn- ! gage iit the celebration, the flat, I for which will be aufjouheed later p y j J y i thnt fui I Citv And roiim <• officers art* i rtaUjobeendecijtcU,on. nnd plans •keeping in touch with the progress are fcljrpajy .hplnp formed^ior. this of the work on the .Mobilr bridge, nnd have made it known to thei rertioo t«f.J'loridir.to j^hoWi iU up- Alabama bridge builder* that theyj ireriation for tbe completion of desire to tr.kc part in the dedica j jtion of probnbly^iie most pretonjl iB .f ia je c t . .. : ' j > *Ih * Mob le L.idge is an impor­ tious causeway completed in the tant L’rtk. Jrf the Old Spanish Trail, jISouth in many year*. that highway traverses Es- f About March If), indications are rf ttibla teitijty and touches the ‘city 1work in We/t Florida will iee corn of. i'crnaenia, every rclchratinn to I that the entire Old Spnnisli Trail ;t^Tmi»einorati> the completion of rr plated. Every county in this seeit'P of the trana-continuntul robtc jtion has entered enthusiastically . local . -good ronda backers j into their work of finishing parts fcedllfvtb pfrt’clpute. J of the trail passing through their TKt brAml of conntyfcommission- J respective territory ] .^OSgRHOROF ;<&0 f -*** ' UJEl L, V lP oE U E R e,r.y\T S o l i T ilA f < ^ I R T cau y e p u t tH^fetUAie // '1tt»6 ErTATE !*. , CW£R FOR 6 TTT o ME; f M tG -llO E s ' S 01X iM c v i d r o p ^ '/ W A < 5 > A BOX OT L ot - t t i f l \ - ■A GOAT » r / ( m a i l s * ! Ok -rd,’ i’ensdcblA and E s c kb) hi a •|||l|°p/Y|E weHWOo MERRYCHRiSMOSX ylA~ l^fTilATi frE ALU)AV£ MAPE rr AP01HTT0 0TAV^OK&bk\ | A£ A MAkJ OF ' ' I r AND A U E R Y BRIG H T* N EW S E A R . \ -TH* VJORLP r r s A Tdacl sou . SHOULD b e k a p f v \ tSEN BRlGRtfevi^ z p p i w Th Th1 WORLD s o F u ll o f CHEER; | UP TH’ FELLER, # S ( ; »T s Th *g r e a t e s t CAS FOR CHILDREN, SJHO has KIEvjep OoR VNHOLE. u s e s rT DOTF\ ENHANCE l HAD A CHANCE' To a Sotrfvi -~POttY VdALK Pa^ s a f i r e ALARM VlEARlUtS Tv^AS S, T T l } /|\ ESEM BRGHffeNS UP A FELLER X " \ V^JHO H A S-M - NO BuTTbNS OKI J ' \ hvte^E EycElLEHT S B O A R D IN G P A vjT S ----------— P E R T E C Ib ^ ! - £ his 04th iurthdiiy anniversary to-'j day, lint he wants to make the Oftth the "finest of them all." by win ing the American League pennant net year, his 33rd consecutive sea tnC LE. Alnsha Dec. 2 4 .--(A sesn us a hnselmll manager, and cream *o;d like hot caiutL, 20lh as pilot of the Athletics Hej Jir7fi n qtjart whllo the thcrhas guided the Athletics to six, i-metcr stood - nt 40 below tc-. Americnn League pennant-* and | yesterday. three world’ t championips. The tec crenm was received Asked whether a IPJ* \ th l"tl Seattle ns a Christmas co n tract iiearing the signature <-f 'limey still is said to bo tile E d d i” t ’oliins, deposed manager *f h t over to bo received in the the ( hicirffi White S*>\, vool ! I* .rttlc circle. Ice Cream Ls High In Circle, Alaska nil n n ie M a c k W a n t s • M HT A ,Vr ^w m P e n n a n t N ext Year Doc- i'lT T H B U H o lT r m et pt a i ' l e 1* * t i i - l a c pic-sent i'.iriy i.n til*- nl i* in 1It-- 1oiis i M1 ► f r e c k i .e s a n d 1’ h is i r ie n d s t/ h ^ b tin le'M ack , m a lin g e r .*f the yfailidlphin A th ltics, is celebrating PA PER S SA Y 8ANTA BXPBRtmCCD B U S IE S ? a 15* \ CHRISTMAS IN HISTORY SAYS f/ fbf oa*JT e o ^ v -Co HEAD OF LARGE MERCANTILE, BB AR.OOHO — - ^ COMPANY. / THvS TVa oMe ob . <At9 A R C lS -C - J W oW / cob uhikW a B t We ee c REA L . v SAWDY*^ . A / Y OUTSIDE TAKB -CHI'S----- f FACT iH M OUR ‘STOCK DELATED . 'V \ 5M T A Mfcuo.tuRTi MERttY CvtWSTtAAS t CUAMTfeO A QE.D Al»‘W ./MOfiuE* y I V0U<?9----- - 1 t>tDAif~r hsadt^— UOu R 6 0 0 0 9 OWLL BE ]S MiiTAvt UJAfdTA . Hfi.S ee» 0 BXfWJ6 Tteo. that IMSlOt BlUT J 4 n1 a j \b o o o h T a b Y A \ > J <*LAU b\) A fe rric (rhri?.tmas nows IverettTrue ID ffA S W A H P<5T> T H «| ALTTH o« At?.pv_/*T OT F O * = T X .Y / THC A(?Cf r^_ ___l .1 I vji 'j H T i t ty Ma d fp. omc s e n t m e a young GHicxeKi -Tms t ------------ O L-D ____ viity - b y T he teeth G 'w ii t - DonSt kid Me x k!M0 W A ffftiCKEf-l DOCENTHAvf TeC T H Is j O M 0^ M Her re »s s a y s PCAC<E *WOMt£N w orlp having l F O R OUR C H R I S T M A S v M m - m - iT s.v te u .5 G o o d A "BO O K T H A I Yot-> o u ; IT hiOULD C H A to G ? ? fc RCS-AT3. Q flC SLL WE'(?C ___ in THCS ( - - . — 4 ’; - , n r 11?<5AS ABOUT iA/ON C.K] AR.5, p csx ?, THBN T+Wr 9C R \BBLeR 'S IPCAS • E C M T . 'D O U B L C • W O M 6N ARe NOT le r T fz y . iH 6Y/^ s w e ^ l a n k . v e R ’s e I $A LESM A N $A M HEAB* a <>000 O H t.fo L H i- Trt CUVTontttt, IT5 TDOOM Tb VrH 5oA A TbUHO ybU. n^eor*— Trf bOTtHEK sisvp,* «o T 1T5 , _ T 006 HST, LMEM y’ou ? piS JiS'tL'__ J l \vl 1 \\ ( — V es. but <! o I Have / y �■ H iiN iiiH a H a u iA m v;j>'i a i i i u i H i u i a u n i H i H i i i i i — JM l„ 11 i i r t W < w F l l l l l ,I I I I I I I I B I i n i l l l , l l l l l , l l l l l l l , , | » " ||n » " , s i " s i i m ganford Daily Herald /ant ad. rates 'Terms: C»»b In Advance — phone ads, will be received patrans and collector scot “ lately for payment, j. Tiro* ■*— — 10c a line I Times ... ............. 8c a line f| Times.... - — — 7e» a line 1 Time ralea on reqaeat. '*Uie reduced rales are fos k ■cutivo Insertions. words of average length t_noted n Jlhe. (Tnitnum charge of 30c for insertion. ‘I advertising & restricted to ftt classification, an error Is made The Sanj Herald will bo responsible ■snly one Incorrect insertion, advertiser for subsequent gtions. Tho office .should be Tied immediately in case of TO ADVERTISERS H e r a ld representative lughly familiar V ith rates, .and ciahsiflcntloifwill give comploto Information. And rxi wish, they will assist you .wording your want ad. to like it p»p>*4*ffeqtlve. IMPORTANT NOTICE drertisers should givo their t or postoffice address us _ as their phone number if T desire results. About one kr out of a thousand has a phone and tlie others can’t unicate with you unless know your address. All discontinuance MUST be idt in person at The Sanford trtld office or by letter. Telekose discontinuances ire not did. IS— Busmens Service Offered 32 m ■ - - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I !1 | rn> w v v w a „ m ill| | | | | | < | | | | | M | g | | | | |il | 1 i i l | | M a m H | Help Wanted— Female ] >6— Wnnted To Buy . . i JA M E S II. ( OWAN —All kinds of i v n u i ,L h,;n« 5 - M ■ 'l®«*n muk- W AN TED TO B U Y : F lv *-ro o m Tin and Sheet Metal Work. M ' • experience e ce s-1 bungalow, blockWater and Host Tnnit. i t r i a l , 1 _ "K .................... u m .« w - u nn nungaiow, not over not IU over diocr -15 uiug Avenue and Third Street Tele \I V * m " , " / T u m i ' " " * r,^ rti‘ U|,ttrM 'f ro m iF !!-.! nt Address S. H,, ca p phone I I I . 31. Lynn, Mans. — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring 1 ---------------_ _ 1055 S. Palmetto Avenue. P h o n - 1 W AN TED * Ka r m * or f a rm e r', . ..line of. house. J4G-J. j son to sell staple b“ld n<‘<essitie.n to rural trade; ex Clothe* 1 1 0 First qte 8 1' _______ _ _ _ _ wl TUP i P t l l v m e m n v r r i i v ANSCO C A M F R A S " , { 0 0 M S ' with or without EMtals Reasonable rates. iUncoln TT.t-i Hotel “ p" n ’ yo" fl,r," * h loh'>r : K«»M> " l ' " ‘ its. If interested in business FOB KENT Furnished bedro.. ) " ur " " " • write for puitirulur* with wood heater and hous> 1 " ^ d t e Kte. 2, Box 74. Plum keeping privileges. ;tot W, fith S ' AND S U P P L I E S _______ __ dOl W. Uth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop 1 « . _ ~ [•'.•— Salesmen and Agents ’ $750.0(1 i ash, $65 00 per, will buv a brand ne.w five room bungalow located on paved street in the . .. . . . , heights. This hou-e is complete in every rvs|»ect witii oak _ .. . H)— M o n e y t o I.iutn — ----LO A N S— Money available at 7 pei ,-ent Close in property A I’ Connolly & Son* floor. J J 7 — D o g s . ( "aIs. IV l.s and numerous built in feature.* I — Ap.irl nu'uts and F'lntn Die Herald < l»--lfled Depart merit will be glad to help stiangers get located in rooms nr apartments and will render v\«-r\ to rt*(jtifstin^ it I Oil Rh N I < o i I l ( i l ' C l l H i. a M X ,00 IlKW A Itl) For mfimmi en ic.elmg to ai rest ami ivti ion M persons wilo stole note Tram \s rd of Call IliuiUiutv te A •••■« 2IIH A. Tel 7.12 • ’ »« in I" i 311 Fi**t National Han- -AN FORD, I I "R ID A * J H- I >6— Fuel and Fet'd )T -A L'M) — SMALL BULLDOG a,ul Fl“"t - ford Heights. vner cun get it by dewohing paying for notice and cxfiens.-s I Senior. Box 719. -X u lo Mf WOOD Gn.n flower* San A h ID )S S T IK K i«-l«-ry Avenue rimin' 212 \ A ll u l u l *^l lie t •<>11 f •*1 F.velJ A cv eto io n en ( K 'C U S lo ll RES' YES! Tu bas? Yes ices ? Ci.oape.*t m Sunford’ ford Auto Tire Co. 206 V* West t Street. -Service Statlona — Kt* •eirln c. hloral Designs u Specialty ’’S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ’’ Flowers for nil occasions M el.A N D E R ARCADE Phone 781 P. W. R A D F O R D lusincss Hcrvlces offered tfard Stove & Furniture Co 121 K. F ir s t S tree t Wf carvy n full line. Hike.- aro right. Cash or P*- XVe. want your business. leu. Coac': It Co., general work, sidewalkH, buildck.«, irrigation Ihjxcs . J . It. pfcr, I rop. — Sodri — Hut Sanilwlcbe* TORD DRUG COMPANY “The Rcxnli Store” 1* « specially of our prompt [ " f prescriptions a n d - quick dulivery. ' New fuini.be.| apart ' a . .1 R VIDI I It ( hwop.xi.at (Font S|w*Mallat) Lloyds Shoe Store. Phone 102 for appointment. r.l t.F.N E I I KM x <KN1 XX v x 1 ^ no kinks, one price, personal at •ention. Bluebird Beautv Shoppe Phone 34|i J - - — — S. J. NIX Attorney nnd Counsellor nt U*w 210 East F ir s t Street. C IR C U U N K P E R M A N E N T XVnv ing (Junrnntoed not to burn Madam Harriet, over Mobley's Drug store. T|IE N E X T T I M E you are sicK try Chiropractic. You soon will grt well and will keep smiling. Phone 1H2-J for appointm ent Dr XV. E. MncDougall, 1st Nat. Bank Bldg W ATCHM AKING , ENGRAVING nnd jewelry repairing. Don Smith, 202 E. 1st St. m o m -, <!••ill»l* S h Mi , i{Hliikr« t \x Svtoi'H .on, fm m-h.-.l ■nn.i |Dl f ! Iltfli I pin >■ f", 1 are. nD»n it \t’IMM’ ---. Vll \\ <l IIF D lit II »M N A f*0 i, r. - in - ligiu t,- -1-•*k, e ping I»IV|,.| -1 ttV |- ' w** . ,1, Fied 11 k1 1 l W . 1* '■ 'u 1 '1 , fMj 90— Automobile For Sale , N C FOR HF.lt IHE WILL IN SU R A N C E B R O K E R S KE N T V I U , ANl/ING WORKS. 1 our Gortlon Pjjw* ■ , _ .. . “ T T V ; HOOD ANI) (,OODY KAR T IR E S . I f o r HER—Gifts o f distinction for mas. Jo e ’s Smoko House, I 0 T ! a r m s and Land f o r Sale ! U. H. L Batteries. the Imudolr. Union Pharmacy. 1st S t. — ---------------------------- ----- — Distributor* Chnndler ■ ________ ' ■* " ' Commercial Avenue MAR VANIA ______________________ _____________ C A N D IE S. S l l E A F F E R ' S j N O V E L T Y SMOKING * ’ H3 , V ,hfe - -V ^ X u u ity “ t| K R Y T 0 hnp|linr„ studebaker '* " m g you this fine property. . . ,, xume M,«Ks S c g g a n s Realty .K ^ t h r u t n . . . . ban Joan ( .. r a g e p,PMC I ' 'itc i35 Masonic Temple ' ' Meiach • .1 • bed II a i 1 \ Next to YowcJl’a. THIS CHRISTMAS (Jive Her n NASH Singer Electric. t'n*h or terms, j FOR THE PAMf >t $6 51)11 Favoiahle terms Ix-nds the world ,n moim car raluo. Singer Sewing Marhinc Co C W i *• -■**■ ■ SMITH MOTORS t o 1....................... -■ "heeler Jones, Xaides Hotel - J i : “ ; .... » * " « * '• ! A NEW I.IVING n o o i \ Cl R.\CT1VE F I V E room house i d garage, valuable lot. * hup _______________________ will bring Joy fo r alL .l DAINTY LINGERI E, a pair o f thruout tho ye*T. R u ucU ,1 liose or handkerchiefs would , " ' turo ^ 0-» l i n t s> S I i IK S A I . K make her a lovely gift. The Yow- i M i l ! i < it •>!•( H***I1 >' l*uM^nlnxs north «»f K u ^ h u y .11 Company. lOET YOUR CHRISTMAS * • liirt «>n r.iinkctlu A x p i u h l I nk * I - E D i \l! IIAID. XI NS and holiday '(itcoraiior '••Is, i» M hr l'«MlK'ht .it I«"*h t hull ENGRAVED c a l l i n g c a r d s — Union Pharmacy, “ L & 2 l|i|*-s«*rn tjj»v \a1,.i«* Jh.lMMi (,n Stationery nnd Fountain Pens. 1 1* i nis «•( J.ioo »ii.sh inn) | nionin 1 *-•-*’ 1 heviolet touring \*w Seminole Book Shop, McLander ALWAYS FOB GI . m* holi ng»» int «*iI’^t • Ihit** flf»l>h. prui tit nlK m* tin*- Arciiifi' Sco Parisienno Gift Sho*».l Mtilnr »'x pi hauli'tl 1 «>**U" ami _____________ ____ . dcr Arcade. • r**0m stvii * I* tninyal'*xv i*>rut«aii tun. Iik. new K ELV IN A TO R Electric R efrig er­ ! at th* lo ififr *'f I'nlviit'Uo aval i ation thu Ideal Gift for Her. • / -* iujM 1 Katie I ji r I >\ l ii wr r*m in, ilia •-'-VY g helsinutor I'lntt * » , 3!) Mclotnr••••n K .t't*’’i tvvn h»*»i imdiii ? SMITH BROS, i 1'*25 h . " ■I t ml", d.i, i ,. .. I del Xrrnde tutf t. xa i f K - h< *s\ t i la r kf** j" -r • . to* 4 ' ' >'S. Ilph. . i t , ) Ilk tir w * If _____ ______ _ Homo Fumlahor«kt •t • w♦ i] Ini ilt j»ri«f a Iin* •■*■1 rif a I al ter *100 S \ Y •MKIUIY C H R IST M A S” to JlK.tMlO nil t. nijH !' fjo h an*! i Buy Now — Her with n pnir of new ohoer rn*»uth! \ .'a. .c *1) k-g’1. from Woodruff and Watson’*, 208 -— __ 1 ’ oil tin. k wi'h slake F |«| St ---------------------------------------j — ' l . ' i . b I. iiig ib.w on Park Avc l *200 __ __________ M E N ’S, IN D IES’ AND ' '• Cart G fun '-lied tw h..,| G l \ i HER A NICE NEW D R E SS run's bedroom ■Upper*. •'•ni-. In ii,g loom, small dining 1 AND HAT FOR C H R ISTM A S $3.00 a par. Lloyd’* Sboq '... re, kit. In n. batii with shower, j |'i2,, l ord loupe Good urea j R A F F E I D'S L A D I E S ’ SHOP, loa E. 1st. ^ . \-V 'J double guri.g. large sard $8,000 |M M,|,.Ill|,l| eomlllio, *250 i .SANFORD AVENUE. 'I'lin . of IfiiM) i nsti ami tho ha I 1 ........... ■■ ■—i—— ——--- 1 *• e i , . \able like rent LET US H E L P Y O P rhnoaa th*} TEACH YOUR account. A ’ savi - e w ,« ; othri . a , . 11 wjf, f,„ hlm \vtt have it rif n savings I * l I f ., 1 •'. t. g l l l " W I. .O g i'll, ' ■*■r "ii: fi .w .i. aid - hrnh- RERtJ l(l’(IRATiON HF'.Rt, < t t) OKPORATION ll..ml.l Ilotlaine Herald Ruildlng ,!LZ. ” , l" H"" Phone 713 I •! . , ie 11«I XV• M '1 " it t * li |'|. «« $ . •’It* h f*>r nil t n.’ li, in our -tisk Woodruff and Wat- ma* Saving* Club” out wi^Ji -thi* -Bank ^•*11. lit>M Kn*t li»l St. •- .......... KUK T i l K KIDDIK S ^ ^ y i j . , 1 . . /_ f • i\ 11 i SF. MINGLE II H D S t i V E S S E X INC. $03 Oak A**. Phone 41 ___ . II E E R E K SH E K B K DOLLS, Twisturn Toys, Balls nnd BooklS,’mlm)lt’ Sb»y, 28 M clandrr Arcade. ........ TO YS of every description that , will delight the children's lienrti. J IIUFA - MAKM o n : 1 " " ,n P harm acy. Sanford Automobile t n FOR HIM 2<l6 Mngnolla Are I'h.-ne 1.77 ||HM11i ••l»r hI \ I Ij| ' ............ Owner fm $ i i»,6ihi, pi. term.- a,h«t f t Automobiles for s « i P \s\ , •" I" *’ ............ DODGE Pleasure ears and Grid.ani Trucks VI,,, ............ D, i'bone 3 ___ _________ __ 90— Automobile* for Sale v•"i11••* ••11.i V\ e>t | ; • i - 11 eiV r 1* r. bve .1 R. Ellis for Phom • 2<i7 hrmtinn.* oiangcs Fancy oranges * I Slfit roah un<l S 1.r» monthly will buy ■•till) per Imx. Plmne 501 J te Je ry 75— HuRlnesN PlaceH for llenl |,.„rilpr lltl nnehunt. Price1 j e w e i t "an d C age Avenue ---, * j $ 1250. R I V E ’S G ARAGE* ‘ ATTIt AC'lfVE room* to rent for Sanford |)eii|er *1 . ,v* or office* at I’xrk Ave $2 ' rn-l, and $t « monthly will hnv “ug \y *At i ’hone 61 "tH- Ho us e ho l d ........ .. and 1 ommerrial Ftreet XV M , Im-i*ii tif ii 1 hit .m Eren. h \vrnue ------- — ~ |Young tiwner, 206 Park X ■<• “I I I•r !• i- $1350 SA N FO R D n t ’ICK CO. ID* I - 11R ' V I I 1III! gas ,,il: 212 Magnolia Ave. Phone 3*17 , pi v t at' llcrald 1 .tup I Avenue |.’t let wren '"I Y O U R *B m T ^ « % __ ford to uicasunv, Wa complete lino of woolan ; dine. Qunlity, Service and F it | nntced. W O LF THE TAILOR •ll Snnfutd Avenue. !| ! « Hf CH IUSTM ASa here A complete line P I It*It W Hira iau alrv* IUdlc* b i II mi HH i I I_f B r t f ■ gage, jewelry, and wearing apparel. Give your - ------ — n wrist watch'. Your ' 1 W. 0. Russell Supply 316 K. 2nd St. .>•* . is good. l or stealing to buy a danee Practically all the scftooj* .lies* u girl in Nottingham. E n g - ; Denmark are In liCMlon land, recently vva* sentenced to Gif every year. „ l b c i «•• to bed every night at Dl o'clock per pupil on ocefluht’ f. , three yea is. iti.dO days per year. T'v'-^ai ot, in,| Kith Street Pro-,. $2,«H*o on . _ | ---------- f g g g 7 7 — ll.uiNt-s for H e m tri in- of S .11 i II-ll and $2n monthly » . . , . . An acre of good fishing . | 1 V n,y r at sea yields more food In FOR |;l Ni .i loom b'li.g.ii"W m, Mi l l Fit o P H IL L IP S , INC. O a k A v e n u e Ini $ I 750 on term* of " ,,,d0 fr,,m “ „of than nn acre of the Wat Ut I’aln..'••• Avoiiuu i.«r'.ci "t |NF: XX |t< >1’ LEX A HD now "pen ’n |.............. " l»roe«a« used by the , vc , year. . • $23 .ash .uni $15 monthly. ig Street. Two ntu S|»e-1 Spurting I wo bed room* r*>oin i Xdani Grove, Sol rent U SE D ( Alt LOT Department of Agriculture. •• -*i .it |mall) -weet grapefruit , o r a n g e s ' dining room, living room anil ki Bamboo Is tha U te$t_ nnd tangerines for sale. X'lsilor* chcn, hath room, gnrage, improve j Myrtle Avenue lot just off 131.1 1 l„ -me brickyard In the north- for poking paper. R aw ment* $15 monthly. Photic 71 1 Street. Price $1950 on terms " f | PA L M ET TO AND 3RD ST. welcome, east „f England, 5,000.000 brick* regarded as a a-ecd In I for appointment. |$25 cash nnd $15 monthly. | can he produced In twcl\c minutes.. bctomp nn Important coVni NEW B O U L EV A R D Now open . _ ________ _ - - ----------------- Northwest corner Film and High-j to Adam* Grove, Sorrento. S p e c ­ F O R RENT Furnished cottage j land F or quirk sale $1900. $200 Chevrolet Touring ............. ^..$126.00 — -product. ially sweet grupofrruit, oran ge* 1' pn s ,|ver |.a k,. $35.00 per moit'li cash, balance easy. Export* from Canada in the 12 ■ . T il I 1 2 Ton Graham Truck $KOO.OO a*. m i _____ and tangerine* for sale. V isitors Sc,. John D. Jinkins months ending Sept. 30, 1026, In . Thibet it l« tW at i o n * : , --------to $1,306,007,411, as natives when meeting friend^1 ' welcome. house 1 And we have many other goo*! 1926 Ford Touring -----------$350.00 amounted I lots thnt run lie bought fnr ju*t 11)26 F’ord Touring .$250.00 compared with $1,168,290,730 for stick out their tongues the preceding 12 months. of resjioct. . . F R E E T R A N SP O R T A T IO N — T o . p o u REN T— 6 room stucco hun- n ft-w dolhit* down. 11/26 Essex Conch $500.00 Minim and hack Sedan leaving I Knj,lW l„catcil at the corner of d EA.N'-BEID! CORPORATION 1921 Dodgu Touring $ 96.00 Sanford for Miami on Friday af |Pn)ril,-tto Avenue Hlid Kntio Street Herald Building Lmgc living room, dining room, Phono 7111 kite Fieri complete with electric j range and water heater, built in —— cabinet*, two bed rooms, bath with 8 9 — W a t l l t d IW a l 1 shower, large front nnd revir A Junior ju ix band act is the R E A L E S T A T E W AN TED port he*. Owner will rent for $'*•'> favorite novelty In the Christmas monthly, or will sell on exception­ Will buy or trade for your equity toy displays nt tho I’arla stores, in any lots in any subdivision In ally easy terms at a close price. raising- nn appalling prospect fo r South Florida. In answering this F o r further information sen 3 ■ advertisement tell mo how much fond parents. Mitchell a t Tho Herald office, ! ’J 1 - M i-ro lh in co tiH . . A subscription to The San Herald will prove an exce gift to some friend or relati It will not only be a daily renr er as a gift from you, but a ] W. F i r s t St. . 0\.X> IM eUMPtVI, \ ^ appreciated gift for any J o f the fam ily,'" Fir*t r Bank. ’ / ‘4 ■' ........... . and ............. V«UK I.F..ATHER GOODS Fountain Pen. Seminole Book Shop, Mr. |i ,_.i , re ■>,ln ,. It ii .. .r A . ; U n , , '’r Ar,," le j A C OM PLETE A SS O R T M E N T of Silk Lilinging Robes and paja(inn* of all colors, nicely boxed for Christ mu*. The Yowoll Co. HINGTON TUBBS II iV „ Sh4vln* " nHjgKp, l e a t h e r CooHs nnA^ FUlk , % , _____________________ U S E D CAR EXCHAN GE S E E OUR A SS O R T M E N T O F FANCY P A JA M A S, 8M O l _____CORNER PA RK AND SECOND Christinas cards, novelty glass- , Jack ets, Lounging n K N E K II O C S E in 6 Q. W. W A N S1.EY. Manager , ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him this CnristnulC f l ' ‘ --------------------------------------------------silk rooms, S.IOO down. Jit) monthly., -----’ ' . . underwear, pocke.t ,hooks a. n J.- D * r k l n s Co, • t i niT n n . 1 rUi lIlK l Vl Ub ll.r.R ni other distinctive trice Ji.iOO. Bart. v Nason. v \ aide* ... , . ... *g ifts , for M I - l J « d yi. ------------------ Tii’r l i .... Mi-Lady a Shoppe, 110 Magnolia 1 . ..' ^v . - i H I l 1‘‘ ‘ ' l llll*kr Phone H5J. ( HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO A v t , n u p F0R HIM—Attractive w alW * Sanford Avc. nt 10th S t I’hone 602 the latest design. By Crane ru . -feu . „nd mmpacU 5 2 ’ will nnu com pact* m at will her. Laney’s Drug Store. Bldg J\ . < lo-e I II 1(1.1- ID d 1xi turnishi'd .iiuiti 1 ,S5— l.ol.s F o r S a l e incut and hat ti M? - \ h F<»w * |(|7 \\ u| , (y y y < y C. r in - to <i 7 . *. *’ , n"mn*£itzz™r- ..el I'll I.’ F F ID ' " ' I ’ I LDKIDGK r o u n i . Heal ____ _______________ ^ ‘ * ‘e and vegetables. V.ldex L |NCOL n _ f O Rl) _ K 0 R D S 0 N ' ' “tel ” '-l Building Edward Higgins. Inc. i Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 V11* « 1 ii*- \\ lai k *‘ j l x i \'-* h«*<l HiuiiM, ?»•»•*! , H X i R o o m I nl >,i in - ned .part , l '-' t «»• and w„t.meni all .oi.veufen.es PriMur '.eater complet.lv furnished ren.lv ri i" 111 lily •. * , t- , , DR ^ COWAN CO., Autc. E L G IN , W ALTHAM , Hamilton, II "L f nnd khret- metal wprks linois Watches. Diamonds ntu! »nd ornamental ahect metal wedding rings. P. E. Ahearn, til' Tr». riO-Wi 2Q7 French x A— Real Estate Directory I | will — ••ii and " , r ca-v UOOD FOR S A L E fur fireplare TWO ROOMS. Kit. h e m t ic mid -tove Leave orders at 1511 hath, attra, lively furri, «hcd, Dl \N XN ! Mellon) ille Ave F' H Dy-on. i moderate rent Young, owner, 2 0 0 1 N Park Ave ! I A S 1 R IE S , P I E S -aladi We take 4|m'< i.ti ««rtlf* • f *•r |*ht ipa 0 Delu al. - u D l U I Expert Hair Bobbers in R U G S — Snampoood, right in your home, cnlers restered, nap ruis Lubes nnd Children’s De ed. made to look like new. H.ghcst nartment. .approval- or no charge B Kiese, LTDN’S flA H B E R SHOP ‘ rug es|mrt. with lainev Dry Clear Jcrs, Phone 165. 1 Magnolia A\r l\ DRl/G S T O R E l ’re iti'ii.s, Drug'., Soda. XYo «re *r ) .u ns your phone. Call 103 FOR S XI K \\ 1)0 D WOOD S lm e . Ilenlrr, nnd Fireplace t|l It h SK ItY K F. I R A N S t K U FID IN K IHS .'.7 — (I imkI Things to Rut 2 7 — I ’ ro fcsK io ru tl S e r \ i r i “- m o d k l TRIM CO. trim tho cur, not the o w n e r” bulio B l 7 lor e-'limatei. Diy Pirn*, Stove nod fire I'HONE Mi* . ut < '' tn;h<1Vt .«i»«l over, P> f I >11VIC*5 I’li a-a * Poultry Fa FuiI Ml nntl II.t* h ^.(>*. \popkli k l.i. »liitu and hvei young (Inter h.id dog, name latl. | fer please ill phone 2 '“ I >T , Ji>— F lorl.sld. in touch with F. IL Adams j ~ ~ * ___ J l . X I . I 352 for flesh _____ HI— Puultry and Supplied Heller see us right nway. - L a s t and F ou nd. HO— 'recoil! o( your employment III bust I 71— \\ hett' lo hilt ness during the past five years Xppoininent will la* inudr for you FAT A'l Sanitary Cafe. Good '■ " to meet out representative in Fl»r things to eat at all times. 4ti s .'l— K n r m s an d L a n d F o r S a l e 90 ida rluruig the fu-t weejt in Innii , ],( »r\ : 7N— Offices and Desk Room you have paid, the balance due, ------------------ . ---------------------------------- j the lot numbers, and the location O F F IC E F O R K E N T — la Meisch 'o f property, also give your presBldg . . . Apply A. P Connetly A 'c .n t n n d home address. Write Box App., . Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. ' B W -B C«H Sanford Herald. __ -------- h o K ,{KNT , , Tw" '^ n e c t in . moms suitable for three th ree . i . C L A R E N C E SM IT H I ------------------------------- -----------------four young men <; nriS ,ef 1C;; . ' > A LEHMAN wunted for territory Kates very reasonable. 321 Mai: General Contractor | m viclnit) of Seminole Count) nolia Avo. 600 West F ir s t Street I Salesman should lie, between ages a t Phoi>- 441 ______________Ul l,n,l <>0 and must have cui in (j*>— R o o m s f o r H o iirS ek ccp In g W IGHT I 'll R IS E N B E R K Y P R IN T j " ,l to w" r,, !,' rrlt“ r> Ptufer | __________ ____________ _________ S H O P — Printimr Ruvravim|, , u r wl'* *M ' K'ven to man who ha* TWO Iwdroom- n ho two room i inn in g, r.ngraving, Embossing Sen us 't firsi' We successful «s salesman or m *’ ,housekeeping' " • “ hath heatei roon , ” rsi » e no ''feeji . heht t. Phone 117-W R R Avenue own business Phis is good po "*>nl I K' uatn, ne«u ,i. . none i i i w. k it. avtnue ijsition ^ ,, ^ ^ .......... . you ►.........\ which will p«v w,.|„| |! Move, st-ve. two two car car sheds, sheds, seven seven rockerrockerCommercial Street. I Write The t.iotv Refining Co . lw” Porrh‘'* 12,5 w - n<* Bt' levcsland. tlhio, at once, giving' ._____________ TH IN K OF T H I S ' Service ................................................... ... 67— R o o m s W ith H o a r d . 2 1 — Insurance oarteous - Prompt - E fficient ■■ o u t) L K V i MMd n o t * OC6M d, m e \n ^ TV ttW O ty s o o . ' l b V)W^l?AltAWU N ice. foRl w e. , ■ . 1.A11N.1 sno to / l <1VM VOU to «uRe. iUkt/X MtNUftf* 'v • _________ i----------:— — 1 ILiily In A dvance ----------- -— ■ * v « i» * 6 Month* ; _____ tT n tt . � 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, 1926 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1926; <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/70927bad0a57b9927c36b3f3028348fc.pdf 6deae3706ab5274ebed84a6ed5090088 PDF Text Text !.J% . OUR NEWSPAPER bed in Florida’s Ifyart, S ’s Greatest Vegetable LJta Richest Gardeft Land Associated Press Full ' Cloudy tonight i nlily rain In north ly coldsr tonight portion \y^ SANFORD.jFLQRIDA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1926 TEN PAGES TODAY Linsee4 King Finally Lands Its Cargo Of Death. Slayer Says Knows Kascholk HUNT FOR N E G R O k Death Toll S Large Demand For 2nd Pre­ sentation Of Congregational Church Christmas Event is rmottr Avers He Tr He Fulfilled On Sunday ] Relatlvcs And Friends Gather > For Funeral Of Dead Wfim j Who Was Murdered Tues- | dny Night By Negro Men Not CaVry Gun t Before Killing The rcligioun pagant "The Ad­ LAKELAND, Fla., Dec. 23,—(ff) oration of the Kings and Shep­ —While a caroncr’a Jury continued ; f , h erds/''Is to bo presented for the Pineville, Ke its Investigation of the slaying of 1TH0USE, Canton, second time next Sunday night ut J. E. llarrelson, Polk county de­ lec. 23.— (A P )— Pat- the Congregational Church, ac­ LOUIS VILLE^Ky. puty sheriff, by two negroes at - (AP) - Continue gene McDermott, on cording'to an announcement mndo Galloway Tuesday night, relatives with increased cloud rged with the murder by officials of the church. The and friends assembled at Mt. Ta­ R. Mcllett, took tho large number of people who could cold weather thrbug bor Baptist Church at 11 o'clock stand in hla own de- not get seats at the perofrmsncC today for the funeral of tho dead flooded territories or the play last Sunday night arc 9:42 n. m.'today. tijeky, Tennessee, officer. . 10’tt Baid lie k n ow n said to have requested the second and Weat Vlrgiul In the meantime, one Aegro, scholk. H tnte’H c h i e f pcrofrmancc. to add Earl London, is in the county Jail The pageant was written by r, nnd w e n t w ith h ijp «t Bartow nnd tho othsr, John [lion from . Cleveland on Emily t ook and is said to be one Rogers, alias “ Smokey J6«", who, Streams las related by Kascholk of til most popular of religious according to London, fhred ths rising'*«pldjy with witness stand. It is', on presentations. fatal shot, Is still at large. The There arc 28 In lion that the state charged the cast. Lukelnnd police havo tho bloodThe part of the ang­ tt conferred with Den els arc taken by Mrs, Henry stnined clothing he Is said to have |his co-defcndant ngout Dickinson, Misses Helen Witte, worn when he and London were an editor/' * shot by Ernest HarrclsOn, brother Mary Shipp, Jane Leroy, Ami1 nott was obviously norvof tlie si"in deputy in a battle at Burhans, Beatrice 1-owe, Hemic Galloway. maintained it was Ka.v Inot he who suggested the Lowe, Vorn Jcrnll, Dorothy Tor The clothing was Changed at iMassillon. He declared ley, Alice Hodgins. Mary Sapp, Plant City about noon Wedneadiy [told him he was going to Martha Sapp, Mary Louis Nickel, officers said .and Rogers left im­ bd editor.” McDermott Alva Stafford, Marion Fox and mediately in n car headed in the wns he who called Mel- Georgia J’oweil. direction of Tampa. Ho is badly tl nights before the murThe shepherds nro represented wounded, ns his clothing Indicates. *rn him of 1 the plot by Henry i lieu insob, i l.egiHlatorn W ill Have Heal Leonard O ver KM) I'erHonn Including Only tho thickness of his gar­ scatalncd wl 1 Until January T h ird But ments prevented the three loads of Many C ity. County O fficials Dickinson, Emil Kascrmun and I-er mand is, us usual, extremely *lh prices i-f foodstuffs neces­ |ott denied knowing Red Remind. I W ork Will Continue T o Pile bird shot from bringing him to The role of Joseph ia A re Named In Indictm ent* heavy rte of his c<»-defendants, sary for the usual Christmas portrayed by J. A. Miller and that lip In Com m ittee Room s tho ground, officers say. He wore Sw orn Out At Sun F rancisco. did not meet Rudner In Getting into the accompani­ dinner are about equal to those a brown coat, two pair of trouser*/ of Mary by Mrs. Robert Wright, j ! on July 10, the alleged ments, it was feund that Crtma sweater, shirt end underclothes. WASHINGTON, Doc. 23.(jP)— The Three Wise Men parts are j of 11*26. according to a survey SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 23 (/!*> night. tieiries, a I ' ent member of j Member* of Congress began their London told officers that after U( Kentucky Tus ■nadr b> a representative of nott testified he did not taken by Harry tvent, George i— Waging its fight against Pacific the supporting cast for turkey Christmas-Now Year’s vacationitoDeputy llarrelson informed, the ^ t t u f .r f r a r .o n an at any time while he Sanders and Henry Schumaker. j coor-t liquor smuggling with added I Tho Herald ihiring the psst two ate seJTlhg fur from Hi, to 2{) doy, but like most, folks who hr^*. two negross .and that h* w »« in Tha,attendants nro Henry Witte, i intensity, tha - govurnmaut^ toda^cents per ‘pound. His Is one i regular Jobe, <helr freedom Was cor. cer, Rogers' shot, mm before he py after 10:80 o'clock on Georgo Sander* and Frederick! launched u legal attack on a frort of tile highest prices ever ; not without the usual price of The prnnn doi.au of the men could get out from under the steer­ extending from I/O* Angeles to Heof tha murder, Bender. | brought by this cold climate pm- work piling up to be dono when u, turkey is selling ut prints nttle aimed directly at more than ing wheel. Armed deputies tor hott was defiant throughHurt, it in said. The supporting cast is made up the holidays are nt an end. ranging form 56 cents to f>*J one hundred persons who are ac­ day continued to1 patrol the high­ rcoas examination by of Irene Card, Mr*. Mary Ktnt, Assorted nuts cost from 45 When the representatives go ways. cents por pound. Its understudy , C. B. McClintock and Gladys Steinpcr, Katherine Melseh cused of violating the lnw In whole­ tit 50 cents |>er pound, with -back to work, Jnn. 3, they will duck, is bringing from -l-l to -17 sale fashion. London was arrested by s man it ho had been “ framsome kinds bringing even higher havo plenty to do in committees Dorothy Thurston, Mary RobinFederal grand Juries reporting i cunts in local markets. There in named Fl*tch«r near Youmans |two occasions, Judge Edprice*. Tho usual demand for and on the floor, while the sen­ Harlan. Bridge* were sunson, Mrs. Tflnvilllger, Mrs. almost simultaneously in Seattlo 1 raid to be an ample supply rf the and turned over tq Chibf McDsushl reprimanded McDcrand landslide* covered pecan* hnve held the price up i . ate’s list of investigations was in­ latter but the turkey is not re­ Holt, Mr*. Munson, Nelda Van ___ , and in the routhorn California me' unII. who in turn gave him to Polk iis retorts to McClintock. creased yesterday and a number of spite of a plentiful supply. o f several Kentucky and ported to tie so plentiful. Ness, Mrs. Geiger, Kdwin Randall,. trnpolis brought Indictments re county officers. nott declared that it was mountain railroad lines. Fruit cake, which many people other mutters were jammed In the *The one fowl tout is on the who induced him to go Edwin Bender, Mr. Hinton. Chur- j vealing alleged smuggling nctiviLondon Is said to have con­ offing waiting for consideration. Red river, rushing out consider indis) mis,hie for the lion Idst July to hunt for latte Powell, Ruboy Riley and Hu tie- running well above the S I . 1 murket everx day and that is The sennto made quick work of fessed thn whole affair. George banks, has covered three pri Christmas dinner, is selling, much in demand this -ciis. n is said he came to Canton -an Guilt. ( uou.iHKi ninrk in five months Smith, tho third negro, who is elhighways near Clarksville, bakery style, for t>0 cents per the Interior department supply chicken. From -l-J to 4N rents aillon alone and was join- 1 7 t,P music is under the direction ; The Seattle grand jury returned Icged to have engineered the rob­ and tha Cumberland river, ■ hill, nnd the House hustled it into pound. Ami it husn't been rholk who said he had 0[ Martin Stinocipher Several 11»4 irulicirneiitt, 2! of which were ; is hCii.g asked by Hunford deulconference but other developments bery of the Lakeland grocery stare, sprinkled with wine, cither. orr. for each ikjuiiiI. Tire de­ District Attorney to slug nn editor Mai- new members have been added to kept secret. of tho day were portenllous of also is In jail st Bartow* having tinued to rise. tho pageant for next Sunday night. Rcgello would not make public the more prolonged disputes. The surrendered an hour before the fa­ At Idaho Springs, T lied knowing Ben Rudner -The *hmo costumes and scenery names of those Involved, but said House received from tho Senato tal encounter with the deputy. tlficlal U d hai been many city nnd county officials had Mazer, bis co-defond- 1are to bo used. its version of tha hotly contested Smith, slias “ Seven,” because three waters backed op In that he had ever had a { The doors are to be o|»ene»l nt 7 been named. Court attaches said rivers nnd harbors bill and from n finger* ore missing on ono band, cave and Into sulphur s n total of 170 persons would be he was In Canton. He committee the Swing-Johnson 1* said to have told tho officers Io’clock p. m. from Red river. named in the true bills. »»s in bed early on the Boulder canyon dnm proposal, and that his confederates beat and rob­ |the murder and left the The Los Angeles indictments, in­ the .Senate, in receipt of the alien bed him of his share of tho money ] when volving .In members of n smug­ Young Negro property adjustment bill passed by in the store robbery. gling combine which is nllego.l to tho House, heard the first thundLondon had |24 and some whl I'opui ir Teacher In Sanford Eugene Ber v Is Hushed From A fter Alleged have brought more than tl.tMM),Fort Luuderdiile Beiauw? *rs of the fight against it by Sens cents in his pocket when arrested. HtKh School PnftHCH Away tor Boruh. OOO worth of rum into southern O f T h rea ts Against Black Edward Osk«r/ \4 yea At Hospital Last Evening California in the Inst five months, Kascholk, who -wnntod Chairman F’nrker, of the Intcrro boy, was arrested t Lions Club Hears 2 eharge violation of the national »r out because he “ knew’ , i tato Commerce. Commission, Fla.. Dec. 23 by Lieut. A- H. Bee Misr Ida Mac Gray, 37, a teacher ( MIAMI, ^tariff net. They name virtually all Soloists A t Meeting Injr Eugeno Berry. 25, suspect'd of b e ­ plans to put forward his bill, to NEW YORK, l)cc. 23.(/P)— A so­ lodkad in 'jail charged w lof the officers, and stockholders of in the Sanford High School for the I ing ono o f the two negroes wanted give the President power to con ott said he went to ing and entering. He Find gave a fictitious ciety woman who believes in pro­ the Canntlinn' Consolidated Ex­ past rix years, passed awny last ' for the murder of Joseph Horn, trol tho coal industry in times of Members of the 8anford Lions in national crisis, January 44, and to entering the Setnfnol tuio he *was afraid ho hibition enforcement and some porters corporation, Ltd., of Vnn- night at the Fbrriald-Loughton 06, (16, a wealthy citms planter, near Club woro entertained at their Shop, at 30» East Seeo mixed up lh the murder young women of society nnd state rimver, B. C.„ and wealthy ship­ Hospital following on attack of Deerfield, Fla., late Wednesday, luncheon in tho Somlnolo Cafo to­ meningitis with which she was consilodation, January 1. ping men of Los Ahgcles and San last nqpt^and taking '< he had warned Mcl- who get a thrill out of Hrondway woo rushed under heavy guard to stricken late Monday afternoon. On the samo date, tho immigra­ day by W. E.'Buhrman, a momber typewriter. night life Bhare part of the re­ Francisco. the Miami city jail ei rly this of tho Southern College Quartette, Mias Gray was one of the most tion committee is to discuss the Jpcrcd answers’ into the sponsibility for gloom that per­ M The n»*chln* was reeav morning, for safekeeping. Guards Senate bill which seeks to permt of Lakeland and Paul Emge, of the boy gave police dies in reply to his 'coyn- vades fifty-eight ordinarily scinwho brought Derry to Miami said tho Lions Club Quarteetto. Both entrance into tho United States o on direct examination tllating' night clubs and cabnroti. they heard reports that friends of rloso relatives of aliens already In sang a number of solos. Bfr. BuhrFederal agents , claim that a ! alleged transactions bcHorn were planning to storm the this country,, Petty thlevea have.bes man ia the son of Rev. W.P . Ruhr[»and Persecutor McClln- prominent woman whose namn is Fort Lnuderdalo jail. ,- -■ . ¥ .- * man, pastor of the First Methodist considerable trouble dtt snswers xVere barred in the social register and who felt Furl lnuderdalo authorities past two weeks, police r Church. jury* csra by a, court It a civic duty to enforce the dry claim Derry and. his companion an intensive drive is hi Plons were discussed for the sustained the court laws introduced n pseudo English struck Horn on the head with, a formation of tho club program for to end tha career o f; nobleman to romo young women heavy instrument, killing him al.1 -^ *■ : i .A community Christmas celebra­ 1027 and Several projects are ex­ them. ott refused to divulge friends' of Broadway and Park ipost instantly. One of them then tion, centered around a mammoth pected to be started within >tha Persons* with whom he Avenue. He, in turn, Introduced pulled a pistol and shot and prob­ first few months of ttha year. • SWEDB C A flT *ted in tho Ijquor trade. other “butter and egg men” to the tree nnd a program arranged by ably fatally wounded E. D. Weath­ IhVParent-Tcnehcr’a Association, M N8W YORK. Dee. ’ Dr. C. W. Knox, who recently to. answer/' he said young women, who welcomed these erly, another planter. The negroea *Early buying of tickets for the The. Amateur lAthfcH is to bo held by the residents of established,an office here for tho escorts with apparently fat bank­ 'had been caught stealing grape­ threo performances of tho San J, and when pressed by practice of medicine, spoke brief­ pusxled ofsr a tfriii rolls and gladly introduced them Lako Mary Friday evening at 7 fruit from a grove, tha property of . BATTLE AGAINSTi TurkeyAndTrimmin’sTo HOLIDAY RECESS WHISKEY RING IS CostAsMuch This Year A s BEGUN BY S0L0NS IN COURT AT WASHINGTON Last Christmas, Is Report MISS IDA GRAY NEGRO MURDER DIES SUDDENLY SUSPECT S E N T OF MENINGITIS TO MIAMI J A I L Tu s S C t iS : ■N.Y .SocietyWoman !Is Responsible For Buckner’s Dry Raid Lake Mary Citizens Planning For Big Christmas Festival for the reason, he re­ refuse to answer be- into resorts o f gaiety nearly as o'clock. The affair ia to be hold In the Community House and a v -.i ... (i,,. .inn itself. >wld you'd frame me.” large crowd la expected to attend. The Lake Mary Chamber at Commerce, tthe two churches and other civic organisations to the number of six are co-operating In an effort to make the celebration • ’. - .. ' one o f the most popular aver held \CITY, Dec. 28 M / P ) ~ They, brought charges of bigamy in tho town. io® *>f a plot to' kidnap arid perjury against their father In ’’ The tree, which Is to be bfillisnt- .work in Sanford waa considered Howard, former llavor- connection with tha divorce and ly illuminated and decorated, ac­ one of tho best teachers In this salad dressing manu- se<»nd marriage. These charges cording to those In charge, is to section of tho state. A brother, Robert Gray, is to ar­ >» seen by the Mexican Were dismissed by the Mexican hold a present for every man, wo­ r iv e in Sanford Friday and final ^Papers in the arrest here courts. , . man and child In the town of Lake pUns for the funeral are to be eons, John :C. Howard. Young Howard's friend, de- Mary- Frank Evans, one of the made following Ida arrival. One •Hee say young Howard, nounce the arrest as a frame-up leading business men of the town Other brother, Charles, and two, companions entered Mex- and say the kidnapping idea is ridi- And a Seminole County CommlsEthel and . Clara, all of .» few days ago, on a false ciilous. It is recalled that dur ng •loner, in one of the heads bf tho in addJUpp.to the -parents) '/nd resisted arrest. The the previous controversies the committee in charge of the cele­ survive. * « e Identified by the pol- father declared he was fearful they bration. •N. Cocher nnd Carl 1Q1- would kidnap him and they BIDS ARK ABKED Th program of;, speeches nnd w home addresses are were attempting to force hhn to songs - is being arranged by. the ? h«r«. ‘ give them part *of his fortune. S * J » "• -• P .p .r., John They d.nUd thl., £ kidnap. his father And they wanted was Tor him to proWiTty novel entertainment features * back to HavqrhtU. T hi ride^property for their mother. frustrated With Arrest Of His Son H ow irt’ ta ««P *t ( Demand For Opera Tickets Reported On Increase Today Carlo Grand Opera Company, Horn. They were being taken to which ia to be at the Milane Thea­ ly on why ha enmo to Sanford. He Edwin Wide, fesaptt* j on iti spirit Deerfield when they attacked the ter Dee. 80 and Dfcc, 81, Is keeping planters. negro txpm .the guards, -bpt re­ fused, to commit him to .the coun­ ty stockade.. The sheriff requested Police Chief II. Lcslio Quigg to take the prisoner and confine him in the new and supposedly mob proof city JalL kf(* UA y *; *“ Tiio appearance In Sanford of a company with such a record ehpuld instill a great amount* o f cm eiprido in the people o f this city and'Kbeliere they will suppdrt the optra to such a success­ ful extent that, it will become an Church Christmas annual feature our Christmas Party, BemgrPlanned r'dison/' Mr. T ^ t W said today, '..» .V- a . At L Ip commenting W .tte.evsn t. A Christinas’ party Is to be held 1Many social ae& H to which i by the members of the' Congrtga- were scheduled for tl^%m nlngs tho opera Is-to be here hfiwX. bcon cancelled, but .several a ffA f^ M v e been carded to precede eacfinpaXt ^ formance. as writ as.n n u m b * t « j ManPrisone �w * & S& i K i a v ^ m H n n p li'F H i f i [T R X 3L21 >•> •'» *•> * *i = S S = A '/ . iment :y^-‘»- Vela Reminisce , I doubt if players o f the old school in football will ever be rec­ onciled to the forward pas*.. Coming back from the Ohio .State-Michlgan game I waa in tho company o f threw staf 'player*, W o from the east, one from the west. One of tho players was an All-America selection for two sue ccssivo seasons about a dozen yeirWback. Wc were discussing Michigan’s 17-16 victory over Ohio State. Tho former stars expressed regret that the gan^e. didn’t end in a tic. Nono of them had an ax to grind aa they had no feelings for State or Michigan. . i Recalling the Joy and woe of their football days they simply hated to see bo thrilling a game decided by n one-point margin. -U,__^ ,, R & itfte A * Setoiinole iPark *-/’ «* *« f? l A -U .->••4 "^hYki V ?=C IJ 41 t »: •r• i- -/■iS'-l i% Wm f*v * « ■ Stair Hurler •M - « »*«—■ #£H**Vww ...v. ■ — -:ru -r* 1 . • out tyithout landing aa much as a Flowers,. The clslon ove^ TjgP in n- mp lay.lt would be'wUh 'io ii real punch. slat that thtee secondary defense verdict,,.h i been much debated . There.is no figuring how costly , , men be at least 1^ yards behind ever slnc*.*i' , ; j tHo vacation will, prove, I would Kegardicss of the merits of thc thie 'line o f scrimmaj[e'.” '. . dociskip, the. fact js, Mickey Wal­ say at least $100,000 as a result of , Bather interesting' aii^gestions tho' knockout. Jt, means probably ker, not ’Tiger FVowcrs, is mlddlewould say . that much to Roberts. wyight champion. Averages Take Tumble* ’ . Tho. surprlao'/c^tiiro to this bput Dundee. Peculiar Type - ' Batting avernfees took a terrific erntsrs around the fact that Wal\ Dundee is ope of.those peculiar tumble in the ‘ major leagues last title j types o f figHtera'who arc alow to ker, after io»jnR his :tlw® ^«ason. For instance; hot * 'single and later suffering a .knockout, j waj^ - up Every time I havo seen club In the American finished in enmo on towin; over the shifty Jn jjCt|on h*-looked anything the select -.300 circlo /. Washing­ FTowm in a nw^vlef class. |but impressive for two or threo ton led with .292, Detroit ranking A return match between these rovnj , . second, one point behind^ •• two probably will be an outdoor One who didn't know that he was summer in courageous would gather from tho Trio of ,Upoets ?v, v ;,S n s expression .be always It's been just one, thing-.after York. Walker s, .managcr. Jnck geriou, Kearns, wearB early ,n his.fights thjvt.he another in the world of sport (Jur........ -■ ;»..|a.too.part • .• .to let. Walker >■ ing the year of 1020,,fkat coming aUrt for anything but big dough was decidedlyvnprvous. ’ Scared might be the better word. to. a close. . • ij' ..j Try to, Beat Thki One PerRapp Robeks Ra^ teen tipped During the football season, a However, to my way o f thinking, week-end in October and Novem­ the biggest upset of the three was off in'.oaVaricd; for he niadc a'rushber that didn't furnish, at 'least turned in by a comparative un­ Ing‘fight and reached the button three startling upsets was ttie de­ known, In the cast at least—-Eddie for a kayo before Dundee had a cided exception. Roberta o f Tacoma and other chance to ahow the real ability that fe lfr f^ottpjl'made^ijs & - points, yrest./,i.s/ <........... i , , . . he possessed it fMm the spirts,,stago^pian the All that Robert* djd was knock fight game,.took up; t&e g'cfjjea qf out . Joe Dundee, who ranked upsets where the grid athletes left mighty close J>!* Ch®mpiopt Pete Latzo before his San Francisco During the first w eA o f Decem­ engagement iHnt' resulted so dis­ ber, on successive nights n tno of astrously. " ring surprise* were added to the The strange part o f it is thnt **J•*rr .*■ Von m DONOTJ ION Your Christmas-worries disappear fiew \w Anyway,' PRO VE what we soy, It's ^ evening. ,v. b 6 o k s & 'cards •’k* RIALTO GIFT SHOP Wh • • '. V ! • * . . «. First Bacpt Lcgcr, (Pascurpa) $£80, $2.20, $2.20; Bc!leclairo,(McCrossen) $2.20, $2.20; Wood Fawn, (Byan) $2.20. Fancy Oranges and Grapefruit, packed In , Also ran, Impact, Air Mall, and Boxes, ready for shipping. A !nice gift for yourl ; Assent. All Bizeis, quarters, halves and whole boxw, Second Race: Hidden Jewell, desired. , 'v , (Zoeller) $0.40, $4.00, $2.40; Glim­ mering, (McCrossah) $4.20, $4.20; r o e h d - Lady Abbot,.(Pascuma) $2.20. Also Fireplace'and Stove; wood in any qq; Claim Also rati, Happy Hobo, Bcljcri, \ Deliveries Anywhere I . .tl'i'vV,'^1, Mnrguito Einorita, and Impalla, * __ CQ>, Dec, 2Bv-r(/n—The .'First Light. Third Race: Polycnrp, (Geving) itioa.uf.tiic Imscbnll world crnv D U H A R T S PACKING HODS today «nL seven year-old $3.40, $3.80. $3.(50; Klaon, (Ryon) Florence Dean; Epert Opinion ' between the. Detroit and $5.40,' $4.00; Tli'diio'SBG -M (Batiks) $4.80. American League tennis “ Michigan msdo twu basketball long list of unusual happenings |Dundee and his manager went to Also ran, L'Clalre, Pat Hamp- touchdowns while State richly de­ thnt have featured thc yenr. {>.,• coast ns n sort of a vacation. N in th S t . & C y p r e s s — 1 Block from Sahfi & $ * ? / > “ Pund which ---------n-»t to fight. Dundee had l>ccn ■fuingy involving tw o.of son, Tender Seth, and Hoy. served one of hers and got a fortu­ "Fourth. ,Race:. Shup, (Ryan) nate break as to thc other,” re­ Wallace Hurprlsea working so often In the enst it .^t!jjiiJ$«fc!ihown to tho Billy Wallace of Cleveland •Jvss figurwl a change of scenery , $8,00,'$14.80; Benny Rubin, marked the All-American star. a | VHT*T .U.'lll W E H iiiR ilR iU S a iiU iiiiu iia liiilH iiiii! l ® E § N 5 'V ' formerly of tho Pacific coast, pro would help. 6r) $4.80, $3.00; Collcon O, “ It’s tough,” he continued, “ to )/and'Trf* Speaker, idols Ho took on Roberts for about hold a team a* good as Michigan vfdcd the opening thrill. ( fie of thousands .of baseball'fans, and (Cheatham) $2.80. T. J. Miller, Pres. ii. R- Stevens, Ars'ojrah, EsUier Weidel, Under­ fo r three downs and then aee such knocked out “ Kid" Kaplan,, former cue-fifth of what he would have re­ holders o f many baseball -reeordsrecord* mrU/' 'of' fentheryfcight champion, in the tow, Mclv'fUose, “ nd Edna C. A. P. Connelly, Sfec. & Treas. Geo. A. DeCotti ceived In thc east, and was knocked a real display of football go to they were innocent Innocent o f asfifth round. ^,|ftb>Raee: AUta alien, (Geving) waste by tho more flipping of the |that they, were involved In Board of Directors 80, $2.20, $2.20; Martial Wand. ball through tho air, over tho gonl | No one, except therm familiar .ilracy to •'throw” the ball S. O. Stiioholfler, O. L. Thrasher, B F. . with Wallace’s punching power, ynn). $2.20. $2.20; Winnipeg, lino, into n waiting pair of arms 1 Land to benefit .by. betting, Christmas gave him so much ns a chance. (Banks) $2.20. Forrest/Lake, John Meisch, R. H. Chapn for u touchdown. Hubert (Dutch) Levnnrd, Also ran, Boosting Berkley “ Michigan did it twice through During the first four rounds Kap: ..flWMtlme pftch'er fo r Detroit, nnd Trees tho uncanny passing of Friedman Inn swnrmod over Wallace nnd made public by Baseball Com mIs- Square, /uid Lena Wood. . . S i x Rare: Trapstock, (Walker) Only one who has ployed foothull Boomed to he winning as he All Mizes Mounted nnd Landis. * Sanford Building And Loan Ass 44.00, $2.80, $2.20; Mujic Wand. can appreciate how such n play pleased. Delivered n H lieyiirthW d they (McCroisen) $2.80, $2.20; Grip Then, just ns the crowd wns See Our D isplay in front o f tends to demoralize a team. jptW’to get Lcoriani, now .peminnud, (Armstrong) $2.20. sympathizing with Wallace, be Sanford, Florida “ The uew style game is interest­ FortL G a ra g e r a rnrtch in Callfopini to Also ran. Three’s Ds, Wool- ing, I will admit, but no one can cause he appeared to have a stren Doesn’t hurt one hit! Drop n Corner C om m erd n l St., n; and Commissioner Lan-' worth, Horrnidnle and SoaiiRo. ever convince me thnt it is a real uou« evening ahead o f him, it hnp little “ Freeione" on un aching it.'girlng out Leonard's testiand P alm etto Ave. Seventh Race: 8irGalahad,( Her­ test o f nctual foothull ability. Il pened. corn, instantly that corn stops cntlcatd that tho former bert) $20.00, $8.60, $6.80; MollncrCondensed:Balance Sheet as ofl A punch thnt didn't travel more M. M. Lord is simply the work of a specialist." hurting, then shortly you lift it piaycr/repeatedly .had re- o, (Pascuma) $4.80. $3.60; Moun­ than six inches floored Kaplan for I'honc 3513 right o ff with fingers. ito! present the charge* at n tain Chief, (Ryan) $6.00; the count of nine. Wallace then DECEM BER 5,1926 Element of Luck Your druggist sells a tiny botat-, which Cobb nnd SpeakAlso rnn, North Pine, Wnratnh, proceeded to finish him in a "mas Thc consensus of the three \le of “ Fraezone" for n few cents, | xIVbn present. Finally the iJevtmite. Romping Lad, Crystal ~:iutr rnii; v ',u\u former big shot* in football wn» ti-rly manor, the knockout coming ASSET’S sufficient to remove every- hnrd m ite r called upon Leonard I-ord, Jim Daisy, ami Harp of th e ]Umt the element of (uc.k wns j UBt with less than Lri seconds of the torn, soft corn, or corn between Ip bis California home. North. Or Fletciiei) L B rcvci tho toes, und the foot cnlluses, ns big hig a factor in executing a round remaining. Cash in Bunks ....................... Cobb, •who recently resigned ns fin-ward puss as perfect timing. Mortgages Receivable ........... without soreness or irritation. S P L C l A l 1 S T / manager.1of the T ig e ri/ aald m up, Lconnrd." There were of the opinion that Dehatahte Deebd on Ixmns on Stock ................ Chicago that ho had “ never het a Leonard, who during his base­ The following eveqing Mickey >\fO t l Q, ll/ e iu t e n d S h in Accounts Receivable (Secured) cent cm im American Longue base­ ball carter had served under Ixrth the true test of offcnBo was u Walker toyk down a Chicago (Jerunning attack featuring (lushes n Stock Subscriptions Receivable ball ggm’e,” and denied.that he Cobb nnd Speaker, refused to com ­ D I s p fr s & s round the end, or through the line, ^ knew Of any plan to “ throw" the m en t'on thc ense at his ranch Furniture nnd Fixtures ............. and trick plays. 1 locentfunr treat * game, while Speaker, who likewise home nenr Fresno, Calif. GIFT KhrumitUm, Nearltu, NOSE‘CLOGGED FROM'' Many coaches arguo there is no DUorden, - ' ’ ^Jtieelgnsd his managerial berth Leonard’s two letters provided n ji ; TOTAL A S S E T S ..... ................ Kldner definite defense that can he A COLD OR CATARRH TLri ov ue rb Inend Cetarvu, StJFREMIi: with Cleveland after tho dote of subject o f considerable interest to­ framed to meet a forward pass o f­ Aethme, Her Feeer, i aaaron," aase~rtea in'Cleveland that day. Cobb said that "Leonard g->* nieeewe of IVomen L IA B IL IT IE S Apply Cream In Nostril* To ho was “ innocebt. o f arty wrongdo- $20,000 for thi*se two letters, I fensive. Perhaps th.o *>0#t ** end Chronic end Platintun Diamond mun-to-mun defense. However, Coni|>lle*ted PUceMe Open Up Air PuMgr*. iqgi .charging .that •Leonard delib- qndqrstand, from yVmcrican there is nlways tho fear that the $ of Hen. Real Estate Louns Payable J e w e lry '’alsifled. any statement he .League officials" Asked about SPECIAL NOTICE— $482,600.00 defensive player may interfere, If oBgoeetl o n e b I e Paid Up Stock Issued All! What relief! your clogged made that implicates me.’ )his phase, Frunk J Navin, presi­ •kill, eerneet effort*. Installment Stock Issued ....... 8JiO,400.00 UU . (yommlssioner Landis, made nn dent of the Detroit American which reacts to the great advantage nostril* opep right up. the air pas*, Adrlitr b> obllceUoa* of the receiver. end an eeteklbhed age* irf your head are clejir and demand against Cobb, Speaker nnd League club, puld he didn't kpow. In the Ohio State-Michlgan you can breathe freely. No more repulalleo In wxrmplteUaf reanlt*. _ 3,058.11 .. t_ j ##(i. j M Wood, former wlta iclenline equipment, n an qI cap* Surplus— Reserve Fund —.... . Hpandal Caused Resignations jf'i gam«l,, Marty Ka^oiy In p p o p lp g • rmir nence. appeel te rout Intelligence end dte. 16,190.69 . J idj pitcher, mentioned in — Undivided Profits That the'impending scandal bad| Michigan’s first long pass, wan .hawking, snuffling, mucoua dis­ vettoo In tb* •eJectVn *elect(on of a.phnlcUn u . charge, headache, ; drync4»— no Wentt fou, rou. come to Me eee me and InveaUrmU lUceu , all wera o f baseball famo a part .in thc resignation of both V*nr erttem ef treatment, __ .__ ____ adjudged to have interfered with struggling for .breath at night, advanced wnlcb b W said a decision tm to, the at- managers, was hjnted from severI* unlrenellr endorsed- . No Incur*hi, >lver*el)r endonetL (ncurmhli cneee |,| TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ifi the receiver and Michigan got the your cold or catarrh is gone. accepted, no mail order treatment * l loot I- I ttads Df, organised baseball,would ii sources. Ajthoilgb Cpbb denied tuted, no fake p m g lw made, no iSlitter- 1 distance just as if the play had Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a •**. Impoetlble (uarruiteee siren. 1 •deer-1 “ '(coining I f required by this, Ban Johnnon, president of CERTIFIED CORRECT: WfllianiH, Monahifti been successfully completed. — -I —-----de what *d< amail bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm tiee _ _ vkat I de .. - .I edrvrtU*. | the American l>cnguc, expressed After that, State seemed to frnr from your druggist now. Apply a Charm* rteeonnbhv term* tmuard te lull I jpony however averred tho opinion that "both Cobb nnd patient* convenience Call or write for sociates, Public Accountants and Auditor*, n repetition of tho initial piny, little of this fragrant, antiseptic Information and advice. henUoncd Ip tho throw- Bpeakcf saw the handwriting on ■ CdMPLEigrE LI^E OF • I eee ear patient* tm person, I spent* 1 which of cmirse made Michigan’* cream in your nostrils, let it penens branch *trice*, “medical cempanlre" and - -w game had put up bes, the wall and decided to pull out." Florida. DRUGS game more effective. trnto through every air pnssngc of iMUletemT Mr cared. aeUrted end crats■itlng. to 1130 apiece when Cleveland ajHirt writer* also b«___ By J. S. Willi* CIGARS — CANDY thc head; soothe nnd heal the swol­ *,b Woif/but Cobb and Speak- iicvcfl Speaker as saying he was w , ^ . HuVxMtbns len, inflamed mucous membrane, DRINKS— DRUGS ‘ Jipt put'tip there Share. The duo to tho impending storm. Hero i* tho rather interesting giving you instant relief. Ely’s Vwit* supported by two Friends who quoted Speaker as Yo uwill Tcccivc courtcaus ser­ - Net gain in asseta in tho past 30 days to "'from Wood and the saying, he was wlftlruf to .rotlrc suggestion made by one of the Cream Balm is just what every vice at our fountain. former stars iyho tnlnks tho pass cold and catarrh sufferer has been ■ 797.00. Thia is the largest gain in any one . \ (V from the game in oTder to protect is bolng overplayed: ■ the history o f the association. Are)youJ seeking. It’s just splendid. lowledge* he had sent another player, fuggested that the “ Limit the passing gome to only _________ L , S through this association 7 8 per. cent divi Leonard, but called the ganio in order to protect another one pass in any sequence of down*. a been paid regularly on paid, up fit00*’ . -r .r Whlfc'h referred wholjy player, suggested tliat the form er Sanford ft Geneva A tc. . *1 -.ijBHHinaM.. , The Georgia peach manager ^might start.,a..law suit The 6-yard penalty means nothing. ■ cohijiounded oh Indtalment stock are higne. In Edge wood th»t,.whn0,.he: refuted to bet to clear his name. Likewise there One pass in every sequence would 5 explain the new plan. . . . * restrict tho indiscriminate use of own league, it wns vfM nq surprise in DeUolt^oyer thc Curb Service—The Kind that the play. * ‘ ht'COftotn among players 'Caaf,.sport writers there being aS' 1 * • t • I ; .i Serves “ Limit the distance of the pass such beta’, i M i i m i i i n i n i m n n n i M i n n ' ’ +rtr early n* last A ugust that to 20 yards in the oppoMtion’B Ti^Ued the Leonard had made such allegaterritory. Jeclared he was pot mcn- d & F '.’*, ,» < . , A j( “ Since after one pass had ^>een ! tHe Leonard letters and V J While the controversy raged, s: j -ii.-? * 4 Upthipg of any batebdll followers ^canned the box made in a sequence, the secondary Jo‘in'this contest icbfa o f tho same of seven years defense might move in too close and bring back the ‘ objectionable tpm oply thjng To Leonard tfflbtt fesfened Lift Off-No. Painl S TIIE The jeweler m back. It revealed that while De­ , , -_ . ,-PH> 1$ the •word troit, won 0 ,to 5 ,.it was a hitting sugto.Who Uibehind this flare- fest for both sides. . J r. • r *«*- Ra » SIn t?1 ■ ' Jt .» : ■ Mm CO ns asst)ranee of • rugged lonay at. Boalori, take* melee. Tbo' Rjredo will.., havot a $te|> ptj tba heavywelght slight advantage in reach, and 1 UddoT tonlfeht Mad- Height which Maloney ia expected Jen. tp. pffset bjr ibJi, clevcme*B f Can the Willard Battery Men--VVjp recharge and re* pair all inaVes o f batteries, r a*** ?' ii^r\* *W),'p*aL and r an ootfRanding challenger rpotion, field, Humbert Fugaay, haa v m a itw i ii? t More *rccs=sssr K «- S w - . s . •> -•— 3 C ' world’s .lighti. heavyweight chan) plon, if he succeed* in outfighting laloney dlaplayed Pc w*on! tonight. tfll .apd Bunching power Observers expect" thd 10-round tin n turo.to one, favor!to aeral-flival ..to , provide Monte ?i ’ -t' l1 liaricea s *----p y •j to _ _ l Vj _ gs at Lower Cost! gthooroj roontry'from iWbr* a r n y w ith ^ ^ a ^ ’growing number of broof tliat Purina ChoWa get resultsjfeet more dggr from your hens. Wfiehwe Poultry Chows we wiijglve you egg record leek up. Then in . flwrea^you wtH have Mud ■>»r , r ■ k , .Lra sk an tn' • match betw een -fn rt ' h,«#™ wjilc^ liolda strtpg poasio f a knockout Munn rules a te? m :}«% Z more elec ' D I_ ■ & m ■ C’ r\ ' tcM Ti i > *.1 - mm m * IWf. idatan^ �THK SANFOKP ifKttAM ). THU ■■KrMAi -"^r^ I“*1,l,: ' '^'fm 1 ’** • ^^ ' :change o f Merchandise ingestEvilAmong Buyers oday, Says Mrs. Pa tte rson ! N^t<: This is th«v r*a articles by Mrs. Hore-Pattorson, weal[ and club woman, who a salesgirl In n New art men t strnr to sec collector mands pi hnvc air lyive n right the II store's workers—nml you should Lummis Is Elected nlwuya keep it. ' Miami Beach Mayor One more word—about charge accounts. They're wondorful things to have especially at Christmas time, but be careful you don’t say 1churge if" too . /ton. It’s easy to buy bo-1?*1 » ■ " r,,r m">’"1r yi.nd vour means when you do it *n election i< ' on credit, and it's worth remember- 0 ‘ h,,r camli.latfa ing th«g the day of reckoning is hound to come — nil too mnfl. Buy aa carefully a* if v o j were pnyiifgj cash fir everything—and then Christmas won’ t leave a had taste in your mouth when the hills bo- rt, DECEMBER 23. 1926 CsIUhart, former . Yale I ooidbii Mahon. William G. McKao withrnptnin; John B. Hold and H, A. irew on the eve o f 4the election. Mr. l.ummis won a majority of 126 ami a plurality of 409. He in Vic,. |,real,lent o f a Miami hnnk mill » member of „ real estate “ What a Charming Room A soapy diihrug, stapled -across .he fare of a burglar hy a house wife in Indianapolis, Ind., recently put him to flight. Christmas r z z --------------------------- Wall* textured with Text oac invariably draw that comment. W ith it you may reproduce any period af texture, any D in n e r U i[l by sending you where Pulley Patented Self Uis ing 2-1 lb. suck Fancy Patented S e lf Uis ng 12 lb. sack Fancy Patented Self Uis mg 6 ll>. sack. T E X T O N E quality is at its best Ui i£j and prices are lowest. For Sale l>v CHASE AN D COMPANY S a n fo rd , Fla. W aterground Meal, 10 lbs Grits, ID lbs [j Fresh killed Turkey - Fresh killed Fowl: :[j Long Island Ducks l Pure Georgia gallon Pure Georgia 1-2 gallon 4 !i --- -------------------- : ----------------------------------- 1 tmas shopping rush • ^working girl’s viewi McClure-l’ a tte rson ’ NEA service and The tnfortl Herald k'j !av > . . ■i the subject of rechandise is mcntionml the lisckneyed old joke people who ttok their present* hack and exm for things they real- chsndise **U’ UcU *•Lyt J the hone I best* a rc ;i;-e .» Icu 1 ••minuet ^~— m g the liesl values in low 11 1 4..J.4.+ +•>.>*.5..:. save money,>.{.tin* 1 ash Supph 1 £ J| money. < White Bacon, clear, pound Carnation or Pe Small Cream 5 f o r ------ -- m * has drawn plenty of ■» t in reality it’s no joke jI X 205 W. First St. Cates • njy no Joke to the mer- <> •)•+++-:•-j-v+ + -t* <•+->->•>jf -r + •><•-$•*+■}■ v + -r •> is fofred to give out is in exchange for sec- * • rtlcics which he must II irked-down price. I’ i Joke to the salesgirls !> :helr commissions cut 11 i o f the returner] nrtl- <• >eir sales slips. ^ \I ke to th? buyer, either, ▼ run the buyer must pay II s to make up what the 0 >ses on returns. <1 mother angle to it, too \\ iuy at n reduced price, v Somcon,- else lias re I arc exposing you, fan, ♦ ossibllity o f contagion + what germs the goods f coma in contact with around someone vise’s t sur or five d a y s! 7 Inly a Habit + The joyous Holidays chat con a to the woman buyer’s | r play when to do away with things T days good to cat ; For, In moat cases, the f Christmas gift.*, is n 1 othing busy ntorr. house-wife t The in these last few davs before ^ m u i n gLV-> o f■ habits there i- un J ptiftr habit that women liu v n , have + Christmas will much time and worry if she shops SgnS mrn, too—-might well rnlli 4. Jatft- during the Christmas -hop * With us. Courteous, experieneud clerks whose one de­ piugr season and at other times ♦ ia the habit of always getting t Merry Christmas! Edward Higgins, In­ corporated and en­ tire organization wish you a Merry ( ’hristmas and hope that Santa brings you every com fort and luxury to make this Mol id ay your happiest one. X OldBeflfry COCOA Ballard and A Best Creamery Pan Cake FLOUR !i Butter sire is to correctly serve will wait upon yoin every need — deliveries that will save you much bother will also expediate your shopping. t Jemima Fresh Mixed A Store Full o f Goodies and Ser\ ie» 12 Packages Soap and Soap Powder with (J; White Enamel Dish Pan at , —Everything For The Christmas Feast Quality Service Churtesy Buy where yon caTi save * C A S H A N D CA1 olia at SE LF SERVICE Phone 277 Imetto & .GROCER �•lyii-’V Golclenrod ‘ Snumlers is very.;cnll Lake Ma:*y s Xhujjrii service for Sunday, Dec. 20 will be na follows: Sunday School at 11:30 o’clock, Henry Tjwiisend. Supeciiuleiit, Preach li y.Gentral JiV Receipt Hcv U. Iv Itcid, pastor. kcr From E. E. Roper The attendance at Sunday pLand In Which The School 1ms greatly increased dur­ Is Outlined To State ing, tho month of December, duo IHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 23. the state of Florida will ir,V canalf, bno of which mi north to'the Polar sea, LpM of DcLqnd would will ^rfy to th^ cymmonwcnlth. in iubstancCf Was contained ^er written by Mr. Ropes mty General, J. B. Johnson. Dec itated that he waa epuileaving his propetty.to the r the canals, and luggcst\the constitution and law kinged as To - make taxes in no small measure to the interest takejr by tho young people and children |n the Christinas oxcrd iM , ! i • -i Mrs. George Parker, who was Confined to her be^l several days lnsi wchk suffering from an attack of infiiichza is reported ns vary much improved.- , . Meduim-B.W. J. Colllcutt, Chnrles Eldridgo and Allen Gordivor were by Mrs. Black nnd himself several Chri«tn;as ihT-pping in Hnnford yenr* ago. Monday. . ■, Telephone service has been re­ K. ;!L Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ cently connt-cjoijn i<akc Mary, nnd tin and Mrs. Phillips anil daughter quite a nunihcV o f obr residents Miqs Ethel, nil of Cleveland, Oa ar­ have availed -themselves o f this rived here Friday evening by auto convenience which is another step for' a $tay of several months nt in the progress of Lake Mury. Mr. Smith’* Winter home here. A number of friends gathered Mr. nnd Mrs. Drevcny nnd at the home of W- V. Dunn last Ej]| “ made out alnn^ tho.io daughter, Miss Mildred nttended Monday evening, nnd extended Humorous cantata presented by congratulations to him upon his [. kr< the. canals hfr. Ropes The Parent-Teacher association of fifty-ninth birthday. A pleasant Social evening was enjoyed.ami re­ Unde E r l. In a -ifirn-t , Hnp freshments were serve*!. pie peninsitlu* me tbe rtarThe Crystal I.nke Improvement feUce, pQrhnpfr-^aliout OrScriety held its weekly meeting m. [The part from ’Hie St. the Lnko Mary Hotel op Tuesday Ur ca?twartRy to Tidcwaevening. After the business meet­ |d be the firat constructed. ing, game • nnd dnneing were en­ b<r 2.. Due north and joyed until a Into hour. long the /eightieth degree Mis. C. S. Duiiiibison was hostlade, north en d-of it to tens to a number of friends from [ miles south o f the north arc leaving Monday for « visit here Iatke Mary nnd Sanford mi Thurs­ noridn until it.la believed with relatives during the Ghriat- day ’ veiling, the occasion being a countripsJnorfb' will run nins holidays. farwell party t*- Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ The pageant given hy the Oviedo eph Mnrtenoau, who are leaving ko the Polar sen. kr 3. Due northwest and Sunday school at the White Christ­ Sanford to make their home in k from northeast bight of mas entertainment Sunday eve­ Ucedii. The evening passed quick­ of Mexico to. atop five ning was very enjoyable and it ly with games nnd music, and nt jthin the north border 'of Was witnessed by n large number tip* close r-f the evening, delicoun Lntil it is believed that it from tins plncc. refreshments were served. brolongcd to the northMember* of the Oviedo GoldenThe Lake Mary Community Fiihore o f the Amercnn rod orchestra w-ere guests of Mr Chutch will conduct a Christmas and Mrs. It. L. Croon Thursday Service on Sunday evening when evening nt their home. After the it will present “ The Light on Sy­ regular iVhenrsnl, a -ociul hour rian Hills." prutraying scenes near ;y Chamber To was enjoyed and delicious refresh­ Bethlehem nt the time of the Na­ eet At Chuluota ments iif sandwiches, fruit salmi tivity A- the church platform rocon nnd after dinnei minLs were will m-t permit proper staging for oiu n ij u-rveil hy tluj hostess Thoae pre tiles* scenes, it will be presented 1 hohl the sent were- Mr. nnd Mrs. Gifford nt the new Chamber of Commerce [ailizntion uml Mr anil Mrs. jtrowo •.f g ” li! Budding, at 7 JO o'clock. a lure* of *enrol mid Mrs. T. W l.nwtnn Mi and Mrs Chester Saunders ectorn *f prof Limey nnd the Messrs t'lny m**l two children have recently unlier * f j and l.ienhnrt of Oviedo moved to laike Mnry ami are liv­ Tuesday |ir Lichtenstein of Long Isiatul ing in one of the new bungalows in arrived Monday for a visit with his Evnnsdnle. Mr Saunders will be minty ng family here in Suhurlum Home*, estuhlish The faiiiijicp of Hr. McKee and industry \tr Dullock motored to Katonvdle r to runic ' Sunday afternoon to hear the Jut) cr.which ile.- .Singers at the Hungerfonl H. S. i school. They reported til*- concert 1a very good one nnd worth one's nsmi und ' while to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford were county gu/’fcts of .Mir. Clark Mathers {Sat­ urday afternoon. * irgani________________ Chulu- ' STUART— Work stnited, paving FROM J1Goncva-Titusville rond. F ^u rC en tG Author Says Abolish ineH Hugo Return The Day “Christmas” panting the; future of M«J is (qrnjlpx Vn on vcstlgation previously auithorized by the Senate ha raid he v T dy to do au if tin- Senate would appropriate for expens**.' “ I have no doubt/’ he said, “ that millions of dolUtni* urerh purlofnAl or Wffully 'by those charged with thujrfuponslbility of protect* The firtt rehearsal was hold Inst ,*57£A v^ .*7>r.-T T ~ rj ^ :i <? • tJ --------Friday cvenitfk at the Chamber of l l a u ^ ^ seh ; n : u .i)rr. j>jt /{LONDON, Doc. 23. — DP) — Commerce Building. Aa Mr. Saun* —Tho four-ccjil' gapolintf tax Bernard Shaw, the spright­ ders has successfully conducted a for good rouds of-Plorida"l»roUght H PROMPT SEEVII band in Tennessee fin- years, we ncurly ?'U),(kK) more the last fia- ly British dramatist. who recently \taa awarded the Nobel •prise for V*v $." To'olcToffeUfato'thlr publUmppear- f “ l month than the previous one, literature for 1025, thinka that unce. according to the December dis­ Christman should be abolished. 'K a n fo r d l^ a n Flans for the Community Christ­ tribution, made today at the comp­ Writing In tho New Leader, man tree undor'the auspices o f tho troller’s office. Shaw rayn: "* L#ko Mary Chamber of Commerce The December distribution wus “ It has become an unbearable are progressing nicely, with tho $#71,811.52, compared with $817,- nuisance, but the difficulty is to many were pulverized Into brown First National Bank . > ' tree in place uml the assurance of ^12.52 for November.’ .*-• draft a bill making the celebration paint. Santa Claus ttyri hu will bo present Three fourths of the tai goes to of Christmas a criminal act and Tl\i* tree will.be held at the ney the State Road department and compensating tho shopkeepers who Chamber o f Commerce Building one-fourth to the counties, after tho ar^ justly enabled by tbe Christ* and' overy resident e l Lake Mary doddctloh of n nominal Whi cover­ mas trade to pay their rents, not *}<# -' ki i runs > ,n is invited. The'Program will atart ing the cost of distribution. to mention all tho other people Official* of the comptroller’s o f­ whtt make money out of it and who ut 7 o’clock With a playlet nut! drill by^he*. school chi Idten. iC o-Q fxw fice predicted that n steady in­ do pot know that tho landlord’s tlhg to make this affair a succc^A crease would be shown from how nro the following orgutiizqtfonii o f on in the monthly distributions. I^ke Mary:1Lake Mary Chamber Senate Hears Borah PILOT JUMPS,TO SAFETY of Copimerce,” Lake Mary ParentTeacher AssOclatiorf, Lala* Mary « I KVKLAND. 0 , / Dec. 23.—</P) Charges Of Graft There is basis for real pride Community Church, ta k e Mary M- *—Minrtn D. VYilllnrii*, pilot of a E. Chuivh, mid Crystal Lak^jlmV Ch v.dand-Ctyidngo.Airplane, saved in the feet that customers WASHINGTON, Dtc. 23. —<^) provemeht Association. nis life today by leaping from his — Th6ftf graft and exttravaganco seldom ask us to gtiarantee In nccordnnce with a-notice *«tt plane, “ fyill a.blitul'I/in a thick fog in tho administration of tho alien out Inst week, members of the three miles* s»i»IW!v of' Bowling propery rutdwdinn’s office over a our ljJspdtears.lt indicated Parent-Teacher Association to- Given, Ohio. The nt-iocx crashed period of eight, yean wore charged geiher. with other interested citi­ a few -oconds.utter'Williams mado in the Senate today by Senator that our eflfiwts/to build up zen* met nt the schoolhousc on hi» parachute leap.Borah, Republican, Ohio. Thursday evening, and.nttended in public confidence were Well ’ Answering inquiries whether he a .body tjie meeting of tho voters prevent millage was adeiiunte to intended to proceed with the indirected Opr reputation is of District 2, called by T. W. !.aw- take care of this bond isSuo with­ a j j i d u; . -•1♦» ton, nt the Lyman School, relative out any incrcnse in same. There­ ince of honest to thW proposed bond issue -'far fore, it is expected that this much V ;jr ,- i ,.-p ‘ m , -i. ... deals and onest values. school purposes, o f which Lake needed step will have thp support Have You ‘ Mnryds to lie allotted $15,000, for of our citizens inasmuch ns the Some Money additional rooms. This bond l*sue present time, the auditorium has was endorsed by those presort been cut up into classrooms, and Brick building, hardware, Miller & Phillips, Inc. “ :V5| B nnd Mr. I.awton stated that‘ ih '0 Ihe school overcrowded. and grpeefy^ and dry goods stock, 'also drugs, n real bargu in. ~ Any reasonable offer * conbi^el’ed • a .-^ riy u s e n c a r is only a s pep.eNDAPLfr A5 Inquire at Postoffice Elm A w ., nt 18th St. * *•? 'V "’ THB D & A L E -R WHQ S& LLS Tnngrerines! Tangerines! Tangerines THE UNUSUAL IN GIFTS 30c per peck Also assortments in fancy Holiday Boxeswill surely please. Christmas Cards i ' f 1 -i” Opposite Valdez Hotel — 13th & Onk Sanford Ave. &. 9th — Hnnford-Orlnndo Bond at tr .'pJwrf JHlNwl *'r* ‘ Coleman’s Office EquipmeUt Co Ginderville .■■■■■■■■■■■a ' - I ' ' T‘ - The House of Quality Goo d Diamonds — .n*wi*li'\ W e have Tangerines/: Oranges and Grapefruit galore, fancy Holiday. Boxes ping to your Northern friends, can arrange lovely, attractive a ssortm en t^ I w i able prices. ’ *; r ' v ^ 9 r Mesh Bags — ( 'oni|iaetH Ash Tniys — China — Toilet SeLs Pocket -Books — Book Fond Smoking Stands — Leather Baps Seth Thomas Chicks Fountain Pens — Atomizers Kerr Belt Buckles Sterling and Plater! Silverware IVTERHMriORX * * ^ Don’t foi-get about your Christmas Fi’uit, ours reaonable. is sweet, juicy and luciousra ’ Blue Bonnet Markets ir. sTfln Opposite Valdez Hotel »N0 CIO McLaulin, The Jeweler r i.t h .^ g e t & Q a k v Sanfor Sanford-OrlandaBoad at Gin^erville •»<*! ■!»!<•-iwf.it'" {ft fs ♦jl- .iH'.-l 'TlAr-l A A-i-r ■ W e are buying, our tires at From carefully selected raw materials lo finished Lone Star Cement, the;Chemist controls the process o( manufacture. H is word is lavy; the last trace of guesswork has befen eliminated in the manufacture ot-thia supcr-qUallt jr product. „ <. Every bag o f Lone Star Cement is covered by a writterf'guarantee. A plain, honest guarantee without any “ ifs” of buts . lho chief chemist signs thc guarantee because he has proven the super-quality of the product, , . Next time you arc in d*c neighborhood cpi110 into our om cc and sec thc^certificate which guarantees the sut>cr.*quality of. the cement that goes on your job. 207 W. First Street - They sure smash.tbe prices and they give us a full guaranteed tire at the lowest possible price. . *i , irf ’ •*»** *-t+ntiZk'i-rtif» - ■»-*. -»• t #•* ■»' Thursday and Friday *aire bur glti days, nut* of­ fering Is oitt profit on nny Tire or Tube in the Store at abTolute Dealers cost, every Tiro and Tube A*FIRESTONE PRODUCT, and new fresh Stock-**Moat Complete afeick ln tbo Glty, a Tiro’ to fit every known Job will be foiind hero at t i ^ j lowest price tjtat you ever paid for-jp A CHANCE . .And the Most Luxurious Gift o f All •i * ' ’ - It is a ST U D E B A K E ll— a Masterpiece of _ t -ii t i ■' Custom beauty, glistening with Lustrous lacjuers— a worthy tribute to express the sentiment you feel. . IT Lake Mnry, Fin. Superb GiffS \\ al* lies i :tvm W 4 S ^ ft Hi on old worn-out or off-brand. good Tfrea, on spoiling the happiest day year.. • ’ All that wo ask Is that you pay thp Servii 26 cents for each Tiro change. Don't for* days THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. . “ W e Serve To Serve Again . 409 W - 1st St. �J®ir? m IMi BTBmMffjTtVf •* 's’**:*■ * * -v4i* -r. s j f - jfyl r ' ' * • f - - X > r ... a • - V ♦ * * 4 ;* * , T*?* * .V ',v -; ». » t ^ fiie e r b a y g i'K y W * * W y « E d it i o n v l t M toA yr vy- 1. N OTU’Ki A ll Obltuunr card* o f shanks, resolutions Icon of entertainments where are made w ill- hrchUrkeU i t .advertising r p ie s .,,-,. , [a W o c ia t k d PftBM ed .preaa la axcluaAlia uae for reun of all newa «11•patch** . In thin paper anJ .also the ««ra published harotn. All o f republlcatlon qf apeclal lira herein,are a lso reserved. __ to RSDAY, DEC. 23, 1920 RAMI Pl.A TFO U M <toai w e t**, rente to Jarknon- B f / Johaa-IaRiver Caaal, ■a o f white eraj . a * pool, frnnla roarta, ?¥mv*r .ar-**. ,v ,v . atj'dasas.'sriiv. ■V •£*-»-- — loo of k o a l i T i r i l I.ake Monroe. Iloa o f altsr baontlfleaarkool system fa r ' Iknunet VBRSB FOR TODAY A__ i i. *•>' HONOR— "But ,who nm I, __ ..far oiy- people, that w.e be able to offer »o willingly this sort? For nil things .and of Thine own r*Thoe." 1 Chron. ViW . - k __noi_i;— AMBITION oose the baaor role T flin g high dreams nwny ? desecrate the aoul day? Bpleasure’* w f(bough ‘ ■ little Strong or weak, tsr^conqtieet seek ? Rtet &: .• h im your back upon that la fine and true 7 waste your life as one ‘it ace* no struggle through? join with them who choose certain wny to lose? ike .the sterner w oyl high nnd strike for fame It ypu must today shame, ways of sin there’s no hope to win. n o d 'a t Hie start arc they bo neither dream nor dare, tot with them,-but d toy ,' biding your recortl fair. |i f you miss your qucat fighting fo r the best. ■ — Edgar A , Guest. f}.£ G ------- o-------- pans ar« stubborn, other* fools, _____ o- , While you archieing your shopbMY. ® few Christntus seuls. jy not try to give some Christ[presents to folk* who really 1 them t * ....— o — ‘ S/lff will be Christmas for some but only Saturday for < V. , "It’s R long lano thnt has no kahouscs,” remarked the Herrin he faJly twirled his ... *■ When they talk that way, they show that they very obviously do not know what they are talking about. Very few persons realize the expense attached to getting out a newspaper. The average p e r s o n thinks that a reporter and an ad solicitor or two are ail the weekly payroll mu&tr be pre­ pared for. Asia matter o f fact on a small newspaper like The Sanford Hejrald, there are'ordinarily twenty-five men employed at average salaries of forty-fivo dollars a week. Speaking o f the expense in newspaper operation and advising1extraordinary curtailment o f expenses for the com­ ing' year while at tho same time predicting the failure of thousands of unsound publications throughout the country, the Special Investigations Committee o f the National Edi­ torial Association reports: ^ ‘ 'Ninety per cent of Country newspapers are selling ad­ vertising at-or below cost. "The cost o f advertising composition alone is 20c per inch for weekly newspapers and 24.75c per inch for Small daily publications. "In the mechanical departments labor costs have in­ creased from 50 to 150 per cent. Machinery and materials have advanced in keeping with the rising costs nnd the news­ paper publishers have not followed in the procession. "Only a small percentage of country newspaper pub­ lishers realize the perils which confront their fyture exist­ ence. "Economic pressure will aid the elimination process and :t will be a case o f survival of the medium thut renders the greatest service to the community. "Disaster and ruin faces thousands of publications un­ less they immediately adjust themselves to the new condilions and rigidly adhere to the rates which the committee of investigations recommendH." -O - v *•* Thou gTacioua nnd God, it is .our glory to g ir t to Thee as Thou dost r ua. .......- -t * The Hurricane Brought Some Benefits W h y tint s o m e I i r e m n n i e s I h a t w i l l s e n d .............................ill tv folks hurry IUK home to put flower seeds ill the ground and beautifying .shrubs in their dooryards and along the high-, wuys ? -O - SIN MAY OPEN bright ns morning, but it will und dark as night.— Talmadgi*. 11 LAW IS tho umbiidimont of thu moral sentiment of Iho pooplo. — Hlarkstoiio. J straight, But it Is encouraging to „,ow ’ thpt ho has a harder time' in lav fleecing, the public. Ho is watched not only by the state, but the press of,'the country .Is always on the lrc|hould lookout for the. fake promoter. ; o f X I glory.**— The stock exchanges make.lt hot A p fftty sharp for- him, and there are different to a man as X u bureaus scattered throughout the '• !*d y t/on ftfi headline*,'Editor Benjamin ' Beach saw the r-’tts*d ‘ X "repre<* name of Christ and the in g s t M , However, we do of [%Q up Gertrude Ederlo hnd a stiff neck after a plunge into tho Pacific. We can hardly wait to hear whnt relieved her. Far-fetched, perhaps, but a good picture: A Scotchman In front of a.nickel phone house la bum! eSrim p,i n t » neckties, kowt-pof rt& tW i fef-the Tribune, a? ’ The Ugly Duckling As Brisbane S$es It 11 ___ M:-.. Ten Crulaera. Nice Target*. Bonaparte’* "Donkeys and Scientists." Christmas Melon*. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE i more fore ■bo- tight after the ** ’ Vr£■:'V \Z3f4 .. \ Vifi?’ i No Flying Machine*. ^ fE W 5M0f?TYeAtf5 AGO AND UNLIKE OIL, those crops are not exhausted, but go on for­ ever, increasing. Lund in France planted to wheat for centuries produces more bushels per acre now than it did 200 yenrs ago. The pity is that when formers hove big crops, they get small prices. Com­ bination sales nnd voting cpuld helpthat, hut farmers do not yet know how. I'PGOBAHKeupT ItA L&SS'H A O iM e W T R Y ou. A & V W :'The Rexall Store" 206 E. 1st St. ' GlTY -----------< > A to M ONE - DAY SERI /I L a UNDR* , 819 W. 3rd St, j Phone 475 \ wraps 1 cwtpwq For Yom Call the Willard Bat., Men—We recharge and pair all makes of batt R A Y BROS] PHONE 548 11A YTi i.N A BEAt II JoC K N M A church building where era may worship (n to with their religious beliefs itij alone within the great at the Indiana state prison. I The Store O f A Thousand Gifts The Unusual in Gifts. odd things, different from the u.sunl order of things Those atro features of our selection thnt will mteres those seeking the unusual. GIFTS FOR EACH MEMBER OP T H E F A M IL Y VIOLINS — BANJOS — PIANO ROLL PHONOGRAPHS — EMBROIDER® LINENS — ATOM IZERS - AUTO GRAPH BOOKS FOR THE S C H 0 0 GIRL OR N E W LY WEDS Many people tell us thnt our prices are tin* lowest in Florida EXPERT PHONOGRAPH REPATRING AND PIANO TUNING Open Evenings Sanford Music Store And Gift Shoppe 318 1st McLander Arcade Phone 832 HISTORICAL ULTIMATUMS ST. PETERSnUKtt TIMES In 1904 Ion Perdicardis, an American citizen living in Morocco, was kidnanpped by the bandit chieftain Ruisuli, and held for ran­ som. Tho Moroccan government was asked by the United States government to obtain the release of Perdicardis but without success until an ultimatum -was cabled by Secretary o f • State Hay at the MEXICO HAS A right to do ns direction o f President Roopovelt. it pleases, with its own people, in­ stitutions and laws as we have. ,lt is none of our business what Mex­ ico docs to Mexicans. Woodrow Wilson is dead, and we no longer consider oureelvee responsible for the wholo world, and bound to manage It a lL -T h o more wo mind our own' buslneae, and lot other countries mind theirs, the hotter for everybody. | • - SANFORD •Illy two tenth, but that mean- $‘|. ww.ihmi a year profit Every time a dollar is spent in | Here is n lesson we folk* of Day­ California uioiic w ith 800.00U « nr* 1 jjUylonu Pouch 11 increases the tona Beach cannot learn too well. using 150,000.000 gallons of ' community’s collective buying Our stores und shops and business { hne. |power one dollar. This is an old houses are modern In every wny I .................. argument, but und the ... It is so important ........... or service anil norto be had here is EASTERN STATES will wish and so valuable that it cannot be 1prompt nnd reasonably priced. that some kind of oil fairy Would over-cmphusixP' Money spent at home mnkes bet­ Winter I’ ark recently fell the ter stores and better service pos­ give them gas at eighteen and a half rents. In California they have need of re-selling itself on the sible. the cars, the roads and t tie oil. value of home-spent didlars and n M"iiev spent nt home affects the This single state, during the past dollar was set in motion in the more liberal support for our week, produced <109,900 barrels of home rommunit) just to see what ■>l husiiiess and residence property A record was in t he city. oil every 'lay, and has billions of It could accomplish barrels safe under ground, away kept of its pilgrimage* from per Money spent at home encourages from fire, lightning. storage pon to person, from store to shop, morre lihertl support for our from office to bank, nnd so on. hurches, our school* ui\d our civic charge* and taxes Thnt dollar changed hand* 47 times institution. Money r.ent out o f town I* Im­ I THE MA.N THAT bought 1,000 in n single day. Had the dollar i share* of Standard Oil of ('ulifor* been sent out of town on ita orig­ mediately put to work in the in­ 'ilia in 1912 has hnd 32,000 more inal purchase it would hnvo de­ terest of some other\community. Money spent nt home works con­ shares handed to him. No one preciated Winter Park’a buying ; knows what that stock will lie power by 46 dollars. But by keep­ sistently nnd effectively for the i worth 20 yeurs hence. But don't ing the dollar circulating in the upbuilding of Daytona Beach. home town, it did the work of 47 Keep your money working for gamble. dollnr* in one day. your home town! EL UNIVERSAL and Excelsior, of Mexico City, nnd other Mexican newspapers, reprint in large type an nrtlcle on United Statea-Mexiran relations, published by W. R. Henrst in nil of hi* newspapers, throughout this country. Mr. Ilcnrat’s advice to thi* gov­ ernment is to fight, if it meuns to fight, or be friendly, if that is what It intends, but not to pursue a foolish policy of threatening and meddling. Military Brushes ?1.00 to $25.00 • Sanford Drug (Jq - THE RIGHT PLAN would be on nll-American waterway from the lakes through New York state, and and that will come. But it would co(tt fjVP „r *ix hundred million* more than the low co*t of the St Ijiwrence canal, which probably will come first. Farmers are deeply interested in these canal projects, for which Sec­ retary Hoover deserves greatest praise. He is a worker. The canals will cut an average of 12 cents from the freight on export wheat, and add 12 cents to the farmer's price. ,ent> U gallon does not seem much. “sgestionsl Stationery and uTtle SMRimP - "rbu'fee lfAPbSSl8L6/\MP . /M 0&cflQ\BLE- Good News for Chrlatma*. Canals, Crop*,. Prosperity. Gas War End. Fiffht or Be Friendly. IT’S REALLY A - prosperous country we live In, and tho pros­ perity haa only commenced; A r­ thur Reynolds, able Chicago bank­ er, says our prosperity will last through 1927. It will nlao last through 1927 nnd beyond, If we give it a chance really work and do not cheat each other too much. REVISED GOVERNMENT re­ ports on crop* put com fo r thi* year at two billion six hundred nnd ioriy-five million bushclx, wheat at 832,305,000 bushel*. Add forty million bu*hel* of rye, forty-ono million bushel* of rice, 18,018,000 bales o f cotton, 33,900,000 boxes o f oranges, etc., nnd you have a Blight idea of what prosperity means. i ■-TV* r^eTooT In Miami they are staging ceremonies for flower and shrub planting in tho public parks. Programs are arranged. The newspapers tell all about it. The plants are put into the ground with much ndo. And the people rush home to! SENSIBLE GIVING TAMPA TIMES plant something in their own yards. HARNESSING THE Colorado That is the scheme, of course, and it is working fine. rlv,.r not far away, thank* It it quite an art to go through 1ness and culture. But now the Since the hurrieune people whose property was in the path t<> a number <>f earnest men, in the < hristmas season and pick out people who give books want someof the storm are in frantic haste to get something growing 1 eluding Senator Hiram Johnson, gifts that ure worth making and thing of renl merit thnt will please where trees and shrubs were destroyed, and it J.k.Icm as if othrril Th(. rt,inHlnlni{ a.ffieulty that your friends will appreciate, intelligent people. ("inior years large umuiint* of In the average family now carettie Miami area is going to be immeasurably more beautiful , sevins to lie arranging an agree- In money were not wisuly spent Of ' ful inquiry is made to find out because o f thin npw, and usually c areful, planting. j ment between California and Ari cour ■ people are uaually pleased what the people want. The selcc11 bv ‘ l< in AriThe hurricane, it is said, is being praised for starting zniiii The dum would by almost any gift that is receiv­ tion is apt to be rnude from the tonn, n gn ut part of thu power | the great interest in flower and shrub planting. Citizens and irrigation would bv uh«*<1 ill ! ed, even if n thing 1h useless. It suggestions offered l^j' the pros­ who have long been somewhat alone in the advocacy of more California. Tho prosperity of one 1may appeal to some prevailing pective recipient. A great many popular notion But people have substantial articles of clothing and flowers for Miami are chuckling to themselves as they watch statv is rvflwtvd in all stutvs. Cal- i acquired better tn*te than form er­ household use are thus presented. unsightly pjaces being changed into things of beauty by ex­ ifornia rannot thrive without hen ! ly. and the stocks of goods carried The number of women around the 1 by tin- stores reveal that fact very men’s furnishing goods counters in citedly working neighbors. And they are very sure that efiting Florida and Maine. cleat ly the stores show* how many of once the beauty o f the flowers and vines is seen that the in­ ARIZONA, THE great state I There was a big demand some them ure making useful presents terest in garden Work in their neighborhood will continue. copper, cotton, citrus, climate ami years y(.nrs ago. ago. for tor instance, instance. fur Tor very to the mule member of the fami­ Perhaps it requires u hurricane or a flood to shock some Ithe Colorado, will prove itself the ornate purlor ornament* and brir- lies. state of brotherly conciliation. A gift that has beauty is always n hrnc that served no use ami had folks into appreciation of trees and plants. If our own beau­ ' The thing desired is to use the tiful Lake Region of Florida wqfe visited by a devastating country's wealth, water and power no r<»a| decorative value, but were appropriate, though people who and gorgeous without taste. feel many urgent needs sometimes wind storm, possibly the jjeople-gazing in sadness at then especially, and thus build up the florid People in those day* would give ] wish the money had been used for fallen trees and mutilated shrubs, would see just how much entire nation Arizona will not us present* very elaborate orna-isuch pressing demands. But every withhold from develop­ mental Inioks. and the contents of home needs some touch of itnngthose carelessly accepted trees and shrubs had been doing unwisely ment and use that which, at the many of these volumes were of |ination, and thut which does somefor them. moment, she herself cannot use. little or no value. It was supposed , thing to muke the daily routine Perhaps, too. a storm must come before the people of that such books reposing on the less burdensome this most lovely part of Florida will in systematic, wholeCALIFORNIA. HAVING had a parlor table gave an air of richsale fashion, start a flower, shrub, and tree-planting cam- pleasant price war among gasoline is now to see the other j I'uign that will convert their territory into the famous flow |concerns, , ... 1 . 1 . 1 side of the mednl From sixteen SPENI) AT HOM E ft -land It was adapted In lie ... , „ ,1M|f eighteen and a half (> r. -------o--------SIMPLICITY I S inti t i r o ' s f i r s t s t«^Jr a n d tin* l as t o f a r t All those who are vitally interI in the Tacnu-Arica dispute — P. J. Hailey. raise your right hand, yiju. We thought so. THINK FIRST — - ■ o--------■[. (Vrtairi sections of the country p a l m b e a c h POST ‘i « flooded by swollen rivers. How irty hammers would bo in operIf tfac American people would scheme unless he first has coni f one bayou in Florida was devote us much time to investi­ cultled with his lawyer nnd his b; raise one fo o t? gate the different propositions that hanker or some man of hard nnd spy ----------o-------- ben hotter steam rollers nre clnim their money before they in­ practicnl business experience. Every safeguard should he ■, Mussolini will build them.—, vest ax they put in trying to re­ placed nround persons bo thnt they cover their money after it b< > * been ind Times-Dltpntch. It’s faBnC at least to know that it lost, they soon would cease to be find it difficult to invest money Many procure money losers. The progress recorded foolishly. Igirptv't'be the. Republicans. ______ » ______ within recent years in protecting by inheritance nnd have little con­ Krr/T»e. nowu story tells us thnt inventor* from plnnng their sav­ ception o f how or when to invest leans In China have been ings In worthlexs securities, how­ it. Many nro so devoted to their [to arms. Wo sow a couple ever, is encouraging toduy. There own way of making money thnt j the lake' front the other night j ix a development toward saneness they believe in the natural good­ ho hod evidently received a sirni In the investment markets of the ness of all other persons and there­ “ [country thnt hns u general stabil­ fore arc blinded to the wiles nnd izing Influence on the money mar­ the wnys o f (h e professional From the raids along tho lower ket. The better situation is the schemer. It is the part o f society it coast, one can expect the result, without question, of the in general, if not to protect the UU, Jlduor market to nd- campaign promulgated for the innocent and guide nnd ndvixe, nt m ora sharply than usual, purpose of educating the average least to aoo that tho poisonous is an anxious man will watch American investor to investigate removed within itself. ckcr In hla "broker'a" office before you Invent." The campaign wax begun in a serious manner r the next few days., Tom Sims Says about flv f years ago. following *■■■■- -0- — ■■ ington discredits .story of many sad experiences which result­ Aa for the barber In Wisconsin special envoy to Mexico, ed after the war when Inexperi­ as though ths government enced Investors wero persuaded to who also is coroner we can only a secret the fact trade their Liberty bonds fo r suggest the sign: "Inquests for tho Bald." * . t jors are sent to for- worthless "securities." And yet millions o f dollars an­ itrics fo r keepln' house at while tb« real blah nually arc waated In this way, When it anowa fn New York by special and very mys- gone beyond the hope of any recov­ you can hire a sleigh fo r $26 nn ery. The pcoplo are not Investl- hour. Pretty smooth? . min is te r /, gating enough. All the laws in the the use o f "Xm as" at wori<T can not make a crook bo 4SMJR “ In the —- t? - ' ■/ . ■ 23.111 7?*v»I ■l Advertising1solicitors frequently run into the argument Hint' rates are too high. It is . very seldom indeed that a merchant is found so poorly posted as not to know that news-, , sr *7. ISIS. at tlie Postofflco paper advertising: is absolutely essential to the success o f in fo M . F lo r id a , tinder A ct tof iiis store. There are those, however, who, while neverthe­ — less resenting any attempt on the part o f an outsider to re­ ........... Kdltor _ -U!________ M anner duce or regulate prices in their stores, presume to dictate [ K . JONK*. K iw w llic Kdltor advertising rates, declaring that wforty-two cents an inch Bfe*-------------------------m n i m o i rates _ is an exorbitant price to pay and that the publishers are /: •verr orK ratM u m p I i •« ru n **, i t t uncBvtu ff'-O T '' — ~ -T— M Second C U m J P Matt nr. jlp . nftmsDAT. oecemiier t Newspaper Cofcts Sanford Herald HAJtt’OfcD - l.-’j j i"* Jnme* l^twrcnce: "Don't give up th<- ship." Cotcsworth Pinckney: Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute." Admiral Farragut: * "Danin the torpedoes; go ohead.” General Grunt: "W o will fiKht it out on this lino if it takca all summer. ” Colonel Whittlealey: "Go to . „ "Perdicardis 0011!" That ultimatum, ollvo or RttlsulLdead," belongs to the handful of phrases In Ameri cor. history >which will never bo dropped from standard dictionaries of quotations. A few o f these immortal sayings stick in the minds of every school boy and girl and every cltlxen. Those most frequently quoted ore: Patrick Henry: "Give mo liber­ ty or give mo death." SCIENTISTS ANNOUNCE that John Paul Jones: “ I. have not life on Venus Is more probable than begun to fight.’’ life on. Mars. Martian animals, If any, must have, light bodies, and YfO live on unsubstantial lichens and such foods. So says learned Dr. 'Contemporary Comment Cbblenx of 'tho XI. S. bureau of standards, just bsck from the LowIf Vice-Prxsldsnt D u w esjn t^ ‘ Flagstaff, Aritie water, not to do any "reforming” in the i n » t and great ate heTiad better be about it These fow declarations o f de­ A subscription to The Sanford H era ld w ill D rove an excellent 1 fiance have done much toward in­ creasing national prldo and patri­ otic fever in the United tSates. in some instances the statements are probably more famous than their authors or have made their authors famous. ■' Ion Perdicardis was an Infionapinious trader until his name was attached to tho storn order to tho Moroccan government. Five words hm,. placed his name in history. . ent that everyone apprec ;• j* . . K Mi** a — What do you think of my new portrait?" Mrs. B. (g »z - "Wnn1! ‘V r t ' h c r . lorgnette)— .Wonderful! Charming—and yet Wc ha good likeness," “ - Tranxcript. > . \‘7y Daily in Advance 1* •-!** l*f £0 Si ; O n e Y e a r ............ - - ; ■ ' C.’ .<, fli ^ ‘2 ! 6 MonthB M{ 3 M onths----------- 1-75 V i. I M o n t h a * _________- -G5 �TELEPHONE • 148 AfRS. FRED 9. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR LITTLE MISS SHARON ENTERTAINS WITH PARTY ON HER BIRTHDAY Mrs. E. Page Hostess To The Members O f Her Club Wednesday ................ RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: ENJOYABLE CHILDREN’S PARTY IS GIVEN AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB I be anInin I Christmas party giv Games of nil kinds dour to the , A lovely social affuir of the ‘ the member* of the Liter- ' childish heart, and the singing of • ' Tlurrgdir week, wus the Christmas bridge Ihqmrtmint of the Woman's ' ..•Guild Christmas ball enrols caused the hour* to pass | party given Tuesday afternoon by and anticipated with much >HallMrs. K. E. Page at her attractive re ear h year hy children of quickly. The feature of the after- \ |Kelfhbom of America to home on Ouk Avenue. Tin- guests oh iin-mlivr*, was held Wed- noon was the "puppet show.” con- I j-W o'clock at the old Mawere thn members of the Gudojnosiluv afternoon with Mra. Wil- ducted by Mrs C. I). Wolfe, in ; u IK*. * >* • Tymo bridge club. |liam .Mchiiiimn as chairman, a.*- which the monkeys, dogs nml oth- b - c SI. Shipp will enter. , “ ,y dcc°rated for the occasion ran • ..f nil kind* which The roohvs when- the card tables j aisti-d by Mr* Anna Van Ness er animal* did their stunt* in a , g or of her daughter, Miss Wltri quantities of poinsettinx played mi the lawn, and late in the were arranged presented a most Brown, department chairman, Mr*, most realistic manner, bringing * p at her home Oil Ceil- , wreaths, red Christmas bells, gar-j afternoonrefre.hments of icc festive appiarunce with their decCairo Willi*. Mr? C. D. Wolfe forth rounds of npiiluuse from d e -, ■ ; lands of red ami green and others cream,individiinl cukes ns well n* orntionn of holly, mistletoe, baskets ami Mr- C |- Vincent. It was lighted youngsters '5 Yulctidc suggestions. the birthday cake were served by of poinsettins ami a gorgeous one --f the - leverest and most enAfter the ''show," the children i ■ Friday * ' I n the dining room, the refresh-1 Mr*. .lame* G. Sharon, mother of Christmas tree, hrillinntly lighted. joyalde parties ever staged in San- wort* sented ill a large circle and I* party for the Story ment table was laid with a lace I hostess, iier two grandmothers, Punch wus served throughout ford refreshment* «ff chocolate Molly- |S cn at the Library at 3 cloth and covered with a gorgeous Mr? lane Smith and Mrs. Kllen the game, nml at the ton hour ro The large eluli auditorium pro pop*,” mnllowmars, and tiny i»ot R Christmas tree hung with tinsel. O Slmron and aunt. Mi ah Ashton freshnienls of a delicious salad aented a lestive appearance with ties of grii|>e juice, in which were * bright-colored ornaments and Thomas -if Ib-I.aml, course wore served. number* of bu«kets of poinsettia*. imitation sipper* topjied with San- g ■— r v.«i Vari-colored lights. At the base of Saturday This was one of the most When scores were counted after hilii«i u* and -itiu-r cut flowers in tu Claus heuds. On each i dress ball given at tha the tree were hanked numerous lightfui children * parties of the ; un interesting gnme, the prize for^jf,,. varying shades of red. a* well were snapper favors. Tiic children :at St Lake, by Mrs. Alice rod bngs filled with enndies and season and was attended l.y about high score, a boudoir pillow, wus „,| km,|. ,l( hll|„lliy were nls- each prvsenteil a lovely given as (>5 children pring Miss Olive New- blowers, which were awarded Mrs. I>. ( Howard, for The huge ri,lured electric lights, Santa Claus “ Lolly-pop" doll. _ favors. | Jane received her guests wearing having second high score. Mrs. J. occupied a prominent position. This department is noted for its * Surrounding the tree were 10, n lovely frock of Nile green gorg- R. Adums also received a boudoir Placed about this and across the cordial hospitality ami especially , ■ J ' f . tnll red Cathedral candles in green jette with tninmlngs of gold ribbons pillow. The consolation prize, a stagi were armies of running for the children parties, and the Tuesday Wight will'entertain holly holders. At either end uf 1worn over gold cloth. Her slippers dainty powder puff, went to Mra. Santa Clause*, in which lolly pops on this year far surpassed nny of ■ supper at her home on the long table Were large birth-1 and accessories were also of gold A. II llcckwith. were cuncealeil I.nte in the afternoon the guests oe before the Woman’s drew names, anil exchanged gifts ti. honoring Miss Mary >•! from the Christmas tree, Me* t tli' e Newman. Miss Mary Mrs Mary Strong and .Miss Win. j ■ rules cun. l t Mr. | and Mrs. A. D. Rosier and]! Mr*. Augusta Kigeiniuann . 1Puleston. ball for the Social DeThursday for points in . ( lent water will nrtivc here Friday! Those enjoying tins lovely party Elizabeth Puleston, Mi*s Maude ifred Strong, who were called lie ra jj Hotel Forrest Pnrreat 1 vv^crc Ghey will spend the Jto spend the holidays with her ^were Mr*. A H Herkwith, Mr*. Lnki Mi*> (ieergln Mobley. Miss by the death of their aunt. Mrs ■ *r» at the Hotel holidays. duughtri, Mr* Fred Daige Mr* H R Gray Mr* Verne C. Mio ll"ll uinl All** Mildred Holly Kllii I cfflei, left Thursday itiorii- JJ Mr*. James G. Sharon Wednesday mg f"i then horn,, at Fort M yers..* .! Adams. Mrs l> C. Howard, m -t i e.l i , i frliind orrest Lake ns hostesses. _ Mr* Raleigh King ami Miss Jewel vvl ■I. 111. . at tended the bridg Judge .1 tj Smith of Itirming Mrs. George A. De Ir i I (•’ Flake of Hustings motored j| entertain a few of the ham, Ala . arrived here Snturday arnveii here Ihurxlnv t-- spend ihi Mr* J H Little, Mr- .1 ( Stapler, pint g i'.u !•' Mis rimmiis \lliert Ml*- * hiirlntte to Saiifmil lhursady and ?p>-n| the ■ Kt at a supper party at evening, having been called he. • ,|1(||l|!iv s wlt|. her fi.th. t It tj Messenger. Mrs T If 11inLi net. N’e.'l li'-ip ling ■ King --f Floral Citv St i - k. r of l.uii'dalc, I’ii ila' here with his daughter, Mrs. 5 on Park Avenue, nfter by the (loath o f his sister. Mrs ■ bis home fin: <ink sham —■ < „ | Robert I brasher He was aermn 'i Gluh dance, honoring Lcffler. A ' I'll Or. Mi nml Mr* .1 K McKee re-j Mr “ ,"1 Mrs ' ' Hr' le "tip and pained home by Mrs Triiraslu-r and jj Frederick Bell. | turm-d home Sunday evening from idaui'litci left V\edne-alav for Ijahy who "ill *picod (\y holidays Mrs Hnzel Coleman leave* TuesMl** (’ leo Thayer of "a y ,to ?* p i , i tMi I hi asln'i S \nmstmi, Ala. and Alhai.y. t ,u. 1IJu"" • '■ U i» ml tin w,th h for Atlanta, tin. Itmas Party she will spend a -hurl (In. ill rived here " ’edtu-da,. I,. »|i, |r lltey visited telalive* lo-li i '"ill l* n I In oi there for the week *peml the h<.11.1.1 \ - With In i |i.it i lid L i l S t E v en in g , li""- nl1 l *,l‘ Kuest Mr* Mabel ents, Mr ami Mr- I It lhnvic at , , , j ' MaeNeill. before goi ng to Char Mr* \\ Wallace Wright re S S M a i g i l l e t L i O n p ^ |(,|((. y C to »|>,-nd the hoHilav* their home ti|n f'atk \\eiiue I ni oi d home Wediu dll' e'ei.illy Is thri'tma? spirit prevailed .veiling when Mis* It l. mg . r idturned a num |h,i i ong friends Si< a p,ni\ .0 her home ->n rmie lh- garla■"t- ->f red and ■lly. mi-lictoe, ns well us M'y j, ^ ,.f Mrs j * GU .J DROMEDARY DATES 10 oz. Pkg. COCOANUT BON BONS Assorted per lb. In Hfcnrdniicr with mil itnrum1 custom, members of Tny lot Com iiiandel' No JK, Knight* Tetnplai, -f and all Hojiuinnng Sit Knight*, O'er thq pretty , , V U m l nttendcd the birthday pul •......... u <n| CAND Y, SUPERFINE Mixed, per lh. Per ■ u ■ p l''n r — \ >-v i ........... GUM DROPS ___ t lh._______________________ U4. ASSORTED STUFFED Dates, 5 II). box_____________ N ATIONAL F R U IT C A K E One I1’, box COOKIES Holiday Mixed, per lb. IOC WHITE RAISINS Thompson Seedless, per lb. Gifts For Everyone „ „i i ____ ; CALIFORNIA FIGS S oz. pktf. shnnm and jHhf, S n ijlh „, |h l .,r homi> y ......... >*"* “ Ulf« t' V,‘ Tenth Street (Ills occasion. The light* , — ideil in red which C0*t a , Ralph und Kutheiine Inglu |rm glow - w 1 ■IV, Mi .1' .1 N| i • H a l f , l it er . ,p. i .1 III. a t‘fk t idI fit ! h i . t-u .t ill | ItcH' Il its 1lie Vmi . .( Mr Mi* i la *• tut Haf Finn til I *f • i Jk d*'l|Cc K 1 ■ 'll** Ashton Timms? of Del.and KNH.IIIS I : MI*I. \R ATT | S I ION spent the daV here Wednesday a* and lighted ^ ,* L e o were Used 111 deco Sincerely appreciative of .the part every customerhas play­ ed in making the past year, a success. A & P wishes encli of you * .luilgc and Mrs H Wnlliici' " right It-u'i- Fri day f .r l l r l u n d " whcic l hc \ will *pend • h r i s t m a * Uith th*» l a t t r i V hr»»t/ni anti wit* Mr and Mr* J u l i a n Hn wa r d • FIG BARS 2 lbs., for I lu* l\ id( 1ie s reipiested t-- meet at the. A*y m (uni on Chnstmu- morning at ten vpniUK' was merr.Iy^pe.it <>' ^ethetr epusin lane Shar ‘ o'clock for Christinas ohservaric,WrdD^iU^ aftprmioirat h«*r (lifts For The Home* »m m _ knul*'* dnnoinir muf-ga Full Templar uniform, including A contest afforded on Street. C urvin g Set*. S ilverw are, S tove* sword, I* prescribed f,,| ihi* o. BUAcnu*nt. The prize fur , M*|OII. or •' candy, was won by Mi. and Mr* K. C. Wethermgtoii (lifts For Hrown-l Tps ASA F Mi AI INTER, Com arm. announck On- birth of a daughlei Attest Ivu/.nl Set.*, S p u n m g fi'milh. Outl.*. Tellllln kininl.* served throughout j [)oc jp ti)ejr ,,ak Hill JNII 11 JINK INS. Recoider f and at u lnte huur the qq)e )uls hceii named Doris r« asked Into the dining Nr«rie. rsfreshment* of a tempt course. The refreshment Mis* Klmii Tolar, who t* a *tu laid with a loyely lm*dent at Stetson Cniversity a! Ibr>d, and centereil with Land, returned home Wedi ••-day iTristirins tree, stud to spend the holiday* with Ini pm 1li 1 F ir s t St. ' electric lights The etit*, Mr and Mr* 11itin 11 I ,i .i*.*isted in serving hy f, Mrs J. O. Long, and ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a******* ■ 7 I Long Dr. Samuel Puleston and D I. _ ■ >■■ ■■■■■■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ * ■ ■ * «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ aun these enjoying this dr- Thrasher are expected to return Iprty were: The Misses home today from u hunting trip 1* Bender, Jane Torrence, near Fort Christmas f! lamg. Helen Vincent, * — prtw Hurt, Unm et Ro* ! Mi nml Mr* II I l.et.ette and ■ jonc Smith. Katherine daughter Ann of « air-, Ga ■ Julm Higgins, Mary Au- arrived here Wmlncaday to spend J Worthington. Mnrguret the hHtdays here a* the guest* of ■ FRIDAY the former’s *i*trr ,'lr* " • Mill g ■ Hernard Schirunl. and mother Mr* Lola LeGette at ■ I ..ulmMim» from I p. nt to * Jock Sneed, Frederick their home on Magnolia Avinmn II a oi ■ Itoix-rt Highlayman, | - ........ J| ■ Be*. Klnchen Powers. Mr. and Mr*. Ned Chittenden ■ lk*ln* Daniels 'J Went and Stewart Long. Meft Wednesday morning m th.-ir ■ in «!i car for Mountville. S. where .■ they will sfiemi the holidays with, 2 “Stranded ^ IMr* Kerfoot Brynnt of j? Iwill -vpend the hoildnyH relatives. ■Sf/M S ■ MINCE-MEAT jj ■ None Such, per pkg. > - -tsA _ S S CRANBERRIES S ■ Fancy, per 1|). n | - ----- 205 Magnolia McLander Arcade Sanford, at Geneva Hill Hardware S In Paris” Ithe latter’s parents, .'Ir. Mi. ami Mrs. J G. Hall ancD ■ J T Nowby, at their I family arc now pleasantly located p llbicmilin Avchne. for the winter nt 1702 Magnolia I ■ Avcnue. Holly motored to Or* Comedy “ King Bozo” Mi lane News 5 ziiny, where she spent Miss Irene Gnrd left Wednesday 5 afternoon for t’ nintilla where she 2 Mr*. F. S. Dnlger of will spend the hrrlldays with her arrive here Thursdny parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Gnrd. * holidays with rela- Milanc R eview s « ^ ‘ \ .• t. " . : 2 1 A n iu r N U o . ■ ■>•«$ • : ■ ■ -^5 —. . ; * . ..j ; c*? ^ y j .y >1^1 ^LIJ) 1 no* Sr 11 Reasonable Bm > •••- v ■ A rcitjarkable collection o f smart hose. Inter* new patterns and colors. Heavy weights and weights. II oho to suit every fancy. Prices overv nurse. ' 'i *. » <•* f f vT ■v*J,y,VVt - SILVER,WA i ■ »*.; - ■ ■ W ' ■Yaffil I PENS *■- • ' c ■•f.N i *V:j» L'/x. >>• • rt w f DIAMOND FLEXIBLE BRACELE1 iyi* i-ti __i;&r ■ ............................. /.‘'ig J K S H D U N J N H iK $50.00 to $250 Music By Seminole Syncopaters lW«ii >># 1 1 m o p ».♦»,»» Hcmitiful single stones set in handsome -settings of platinum and white gold. Sizes from J-4 carat up. Reasonable Priced. *•' . FRIDAY NIGHT 11 luncheon.,. DIAMONDS Platinum nml white gold. Bulova, Hoffrera and Elg wmond Admission $1.50 9 . J for lii Hiitv, for charm, for practienbilitv, thtjre’s noth♦ mg like jcvvclit*. WRIST WATCHES SILKSLISLES-WOOLS CLOCKED- [ THE GIFT SUBLIME! ', » v.v' *” % 3 *- p ‘ r>wis o f M r».' V . * ‘ e -1 $50.00 to $200 Mrs. Uollund L. **lny morning for Ml- * they will spend the the guests of the fornt», Mr. and Mrs. S. }n.L,mtL, motored Kv? S "to ' Tuesday whore -*• - Many beautiful designs, platinum and white gold settings. ^J■At.'** -* ./* ■ Dc^n It j Key, A d elaide't LGeorge Rice and their ♦ u «u n il Ne> * G V | _ / PLATED W m wwm mm �■Imlle slgna.l ure* of, »«lil MAybr and ■old pt-rk. SECTION S. That tha Muror of a n d r : lnnnU’lpal tho Cl»r of Sanrord; .KIoHda, la 8TRUU Arrested Chari. atithurl**! and PAL It ;; Sanford. Florida. W « M iMureby'naiructrd; empowered to call an •lection to (Company closed its doors today, WARSAW, Polo. determine the question of.the l*»u- a u a j n h t u q n p i SECTION I. That It la tho deier- once of tho bonds provided for Uy s e c t i o n T.,-1 (/F)— Poland’s secret service agents The institution had a capital ol Y O U R SHO • m lnntlon1 of near tho frontier at Ksttowi^ 150,000 and deposits of approx­ that the mint b f’ Two Hnrtflrrt ana imately $100,000. Fifty Thoimand' Ddllara will Be re* have arrested several Germans qulred to provide n fund apfflelent whom they Accuse of being spies. . to • t-rcl. corrstfuK and equip • TIIK MATTER OF T U B E S T A T E! .n i e l l i ho*pitaV fn th* c ity o r «a n The agents said that papers had INOK MART A. W . K E E IO f.’ »K*- ford Florida, and the aun> of T * o been found on the men showing Hundred-and Fifty Thousand Dol­ n o t ic e ? "t o c r e d i t o r * a n d lars to be derived from the sale of that they employed Illegally by OTHERS ■' * ’ ", " the bond* propoacd by thla Ordi­ Notice la hereby given 'to all nance to be Issued. Is hereby approDr. Luknschck, German member, of legatees. dlatriouteea and\ printed exclusively for aald purtho International Contrpl commis­ creditors, all persons 'harlnir clalma 6r de­ mands against the Estate of K a r r sion for upper Sllfeaia. , A. W . Kcely, Deceased, that *uch P >aE( TIoN 3 / That a bond Issue Tho Polish authorities' sold the claims ndd or demand* mutt bo pre­ In the Sinn of Tw o Hundred cGrmans had been apying on Pol­ sented to tho County Judge o f Bern* Fifty Thousand Dollar*, for the m opurpose specifically set CounRi.. Florida, at his offlca> nlrtpal ish frontier garrisons with fake inole In the Court House nf said County,, forth In Section 1 8 f this ordinance bo mid the same la hsrphy author­ diplomatic passports.* within twelve tnohtha from t tho •' NOTICE Notice la hereby, given that tho regular annual 4 meeting of tho stockholder* of tho Lomrwood M ale Rank Is called for Tuesday. Jan­ uary 11. 1987. at tWo o'clock, p. m.. at the bunking rooms of said batik. Tlie object o f , th e'tn eelln g Is (he election of a Hoard of Directors to nerve for tho ensuing year, olid the transaction or. suet) other business ns may properly codie bofore the Ik ,. The advantages are eb- Tho merchant hits ijo recourse but I tb add the cost c f delivery to tfcjfc hero arc fewer people In the’ Trice of his mejrh&dU'*, Sb by pj- :You don’t, Wave to jostle i eliminating unnecessary deliveries rub elbows,1 wcVrThg out you r (* large *— * - / **■“ ~-<wtta. aystem and . exhausting i lin in g a delivery service 1h dono Away, with, and prices are lower. ■‘•nerg^.’ Ilepo is another way to cut down ve salesgirls aren’t so busy, C. w . KNTZM lNQEfc t cnc’ can devote tnWc time to on dclfvcrtes^ * Instead of going ,,,e* ,,nRPresident. shopping several times n week, nit down in advance and IUt the thing* Coaler oa the iV'niper NOTICE OK r m i.lC A T I O N KrVlal N - m b r r 010009 >u have menro time tb make you want to buy. Then get them Department or The Interior. U H. ' W * ., You can spend an extra all at once. Land Office at Gainesville. F lo r­ minutes orV b comparing the ida, December IS. 1936 Having a detailed list made out Is herebr given that Mu.«lye valiics of two piecas of in advapcc also saves you much onNOTICE E lU ton . of Osteen. Florida, who. jliuldiae, whercao you can't do trouble when you reach tho store. on November 21.. 1931. made Home* Entry, No. 019003. for HW 1-4 ben‘tho store is crowded, It saves your time and the time of atrild of S E 1-4, Hcctlon 8, Township 19 H. a ’6*4fey On your tomper and the salesgirl when you have a falr- Range 31 E ..T Tallahassee Meridian, ha Uropers o f the salesgirls, ly^dcfinltc idea of Just what you has filed notice of Intention to make Three-year, Proof, to establish fbple'who ire employed gener- want. claim, to <tho land above described, are able to' shop only on SatOne more thing: have an identi­ before Clerk Circuit Court, ,«t Han­ ford, -Florida, on* the 3rd 1 day of £ afternoons, or at the noon- fication card with your namo and February. 1927. ■ Claimant panfes a * witnesses: Ed ltyich hour. If those who can address plainly listed. This en­ l„ CunhthKham of Ilenson SprlnKK. i at .earlier hours would do so ables clerks to get V»ur name and FloHda. W . J. Cohen of Osteen, Flor­ ^ of the Christmas shopping address quickly and accurately, on ida. E. B. OeteCn of Osteen. F lor­ Anronv-Iftbleson of Osteen. Flor'.would be eliminated. t n number of purchases saves n ida; hlii ni;onuK r ra^M. are is another thing to remem- good deal of time. ______ Of [ A R eal Christmas time of the first publication o f thla notlre. that It, twelve months froml December 1th. 131*. RALPH . E. HMITH. As Administrator nf the Estatei of Mary A. AV. Kccly, Deceased. Publish Dec. I. 15, I t ' 33. Jgn. 13. 26. Feb. 1. ORDINANCE NO. U S AN ORDINANCE PHDVlDl.NO FOR AN IHHCE OF BONDS UY T H E ANI) FIFTY TJIOUflAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL P iy il ’OBEH. T llK HALF. TH EREO F TO life. UHED PROCEEDS D E R IVE D FROM T H E AND EXPEN D ED TO ERECT. CQNHTRUtrr AND EQUIP A MUNICH ised. provided, however, that beforo Said bonds shall bo issued. tblii Or­ dinance shall be flrat hpnroved by u majority v ote1of t lu f electors of the city of Hanford. Florida, actual­ ly north Ipay n r Hi an election t<> be rolled and held a t'sn ch 'tim e and, In the manner as la prescribed by the charter alid ordinances or the City o f Sanford, Florida. SECTION 4. That said bond* shall be of the dendm nation of One Srhpussnd Dollars each, bearing In* tfcre-t at the TSte .of five and o n *half per centum p*r annum. Inter­ cut parable sem i-annually. on Uie first -U y " Of January 'and July! ■aid u»ue of-bonds to.m aturs thirty ” ar* after date .of. the lasuanco th e r -.f. both the principal and In ­ t e r ,,! ..f said bands tb be payable a t ,..m e bank In the City of New York State of New T ork. Ill lawful monev of the united Stifles OT Amer­ ica said bond* be hy the Mayor of tile' City of HSnford. Florida, and t>y the Llerh *'/ Hid Clt> nf Kanford. Florida, and shall a f f i x e d thereto the official itgrating frogs covered ruilI tracks for more than n mile Itcn Viadislovaka and Sarygol he Crimea, halting a Moscow train recently for three shall become efl ' - - 'AN ! ORDINANCE' 'PROVIOINO As tho City Commission c f Ftm An ISSUE OF JJONDS BY City of Pauford. Florida. THE CITY OK HANTOUD. (bO - a l i c,i t the niDA. i s Tin: t t n u o r T TO HUN­ ' l l It; PHILIPS, DRED AND FI FTY •T7fOUSANil City Clerk. Publlsn Dec. 16, 21,r3®. Jan. 3. 33. Gut Prices on Colds, Grippe, Flu, I>engue,BiUot|sFever J113 Sanford Ave. Ph on e 461-, ------------------- :_______ i V Sanford’* Pioneer Badio Announces a Register. Fi*ee Lecture1pn Our plant will be closed on ChristmftB day except be­ tween 8 and 10 p. m. Place your order accordingly. G We have a good supply of double heavy cream for whipping. If you want good, try our Homc^hing would want at home. Special orders for Xmas day will not be accepted later than Friday noon. . Many enjoyed our Thanksgiving turkey Charles I. Ohrenstein c. s. NESSELRODE PUDDING with turkey and everything that one orate menu for <>ur cu ‘ # .. Sanford, Florida . • - Christmas Dinner ner and we are planning , SECTION #. That the. form of thu upon It* |C Adopted ballot for anld election-shall bo »" her. A. D. *$*•followii, t.'-wlt: SEAL: 1 -FOR the approval of that certain FORREST LAKE. Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida. No. HI. antlttadt.,' - > Scientist of A Delicious Home-cooked nitey GlUson, confessed do- 3 Itlng' assistant cashier of the B ^ orjrtmmetTe and Trust comy, who voluntarily returned Inst M n ftfjtcr an international search jj |lght weeks had failed to locate ’ fi , t u in' the coupty jail here ty/Jn lieu of $100,000 bond. |M Uintaining the same compos 'which 'characterized his volun- |jt r return, Glisson refused today ,8 »11 where he had been or whnt a motive was in reluming. He g ,"prevTously admitted specula- 8 i o f approximately $405,000 of,It bank's funds. he 6nly request Glisson made S jojice officials who hod him m 3 rgo g u t night was tHnt no one >1 allowed to visit him except ,1 inds.‘ ' He talked to two vice-1J pldcnta of the bnnk.l/vst pight. |M lfsson was believed to have ex J .^ptijdad the money in two prj<Vale Ifl ’ business ventures. \V. T. Griffin, titiroectyr o f detectivcf, said after Gllason surrendered that ho hoIlcved Glisson had not dispontd of •II the money. The audit conduct­ ed-by tho bAnk could not account ijfor about $200,000 Mr. Griffin said this Ordinance. < i:’- >r<* and : b. f ; Syracuse, N. Y. I j Member of the Board of Lecutreship of the Mott Church. The First Chyrch of Christ, in Boston, M oJ Milane Theatr Sunday Afternoon, Dec. 26 friends for Christmas I>jn 3 o’clock Sanford, as in no oth­ er city in Florida, has .AtOcvci a shortage o f Rental Property - meaning that we are underbuilt in the matter o f small homes At The Basket - Magnolia Ave., at 2nd St, M M W a i l t l i a i w i i t g a R R R g R i l t a t i i i f t a i R a w a i i t p t R a a a u iH i that should point the way portunity T om ato to op­ for some ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Quality Meats at Lowest Prices There has always bton a good market for real nstmas values ip homes sell­ nner ing $6500— if LAYER CAKE ....... Cakes SOc to $3 each Ye carry a nice line if salads, cheese, lakes, pies, -rolls, loughnuts and past- Roquefort you price come describes O ur Meats lain and Decorated Iv : $4000 to have anything to sell at this ‘«.f: >v , Small and Large from us— ? and see KILGORE SEED COMPANY offera you proven stock and proven vurietieaol mato seed that have returned to the Florida tomato growers LONG PROFITS years. Thi» crop i.s too important and too expen,1live for any grower to take ch»D there in no necessity for it.\vhen we can Offer 'need al^oluteJy proven by many P test by thousandfl of growers in ^very nook and corner 'ot Florida. NO. 1 KILGORE’S CRO W N SELECTED GLOBE KILGORE’S CROWN SELECTED means greater vitality, quick, uniform f « nation, vigorous plant growth ah'd abundartLprbductiori Of flrat grade fruit oi surpassing quality. Early and .one of the finest shippers, very ’hardy, and on count of the great care exercised in producing, selecting and re selecting tnei stock gives wonderful vigor to each p la n t a h a m a U e k i t r e k ia t a n t to the varioua that effect many tomato crops. It's what the markets-Wnni, as it has tnc qu« curliness and appearance. Or. $1.25, 1-4 lb. $4*00 f 15.00 delivered • NO. 2 KILGORE’S E X T R A SE LE C T E D G W E M EATO you can eat—meats you really enjoy Temptingly frcHh and tasty, juicy and tender Try a Hteak or roast—THEN you’ll be a steady cus­ tomer of ours! Has grpwn more popular each year for f ifteen ye&rfc. T1 nnd luxuriant grower and wonderful producer of enormi marketable tomatoes. Plants stay “ green arid in bearing other globe types are dead and dried u p Among the ear fruit matures.perfectly, does not crack and has largo wejl gether. Oz. 5(te; 1-4 lb. $1.65; Lb.! $6.00 delivered.: ■K Ji .Round and Sirloin Steak Per pour\d Pot Roast of Beef, Per pmmtil Pork Shoulders Per pound Fancy Fat Dressed Hens Develo A new scarlet glob at PlepJ Industry, been produced iror has been grown In’ , for it is, that it L early, red fruitedvl It usually produces ripen uniformly an quality fruit. thrQUi Lb. $12.00 daliVehec F L O R IW I O R �1 1- 11 . may send a kindly remembrance to the seldom seen friend who will not forgotten—but that he is valued—and that is a joyous Christinas morning thought hter Re noUblos for Impromptu cn»rtainnients, has talcs . to ' stoat wvcral of them. tell For instance, < Cone Tunne'y, 'fcityweigHt thampipiv of ffstinnn, floJ) Captain , Chsrle^ NtfngoisOr, [fifing at*.of F¥*rfc*,- 1- Ohmluml .#?*, were exhtmily uneasy rfurbfilieir first effort* at brpadcaat; . X'v.<> I, Picking out prominent: persont ic s at a b:in<)U<;t, b:\ll n r B l W l - f l y tuppeAgM " M » each briefly ;and hands' him rMiilt'l la an ex* oraneoua \program of song*, M,-»peecMs, stammers and ers:,.iHere 'Mrjk. few of the I ,-r ! Al Jqimm 14 chunlmy with the |*'niikc-”I . So nnifch.lhijt ha once Ins<d‘ lt to bn w dca«v IrishrucUoni; I for putting his adopted family to! I ted and for telling his dog nt | I home to stop barking nt its mm-; Iter’s voice. 1 Charlie Chaplin makes n practI ice of declining invitations to I broadcast his voice. I Captain,*. Nungesser brought Idown 44 enemy airplanes in the [war, hut was bo rattled before the ■microphone that he had to he ion Irtnutly prompted. Cantor Given l/e«son Jack Dempsey, having he lioniewhut iff “(tvyetcrnn ut broad j [tasting, is fully nt-gasp when calleil Iupon to say n few words. An innovnflbn was intriwluced Iby Crunlund in July, when h.Iheld tin.’ mierdphono to Duvu Nhuilu j just Ix'fnre the latter’$ fight with Jimmy Slattery. “ 1 am going out there to win just ns quick ns I cun” IShade said,'and ten minutes later hio was hack to tell the world, and [particularly Mrs.' Shade, that he [had knocked emt Slattery in the (third round. A willing entertainer has been found by Grnndlund in .“Sir;’ Jos­ eph Ginrhufg. ri Broadway charac­ ter who,-the announcer says, once showed Eddie Cantor how, to sing. Cantor dropped into n studio to bfuadCMt a i f »Qfl*n aml.atoilri*. ?Eir Jtisflph’t.'Waa present and con fym sgm k Gifts for >ui\ I a j a m a v Si 11\ X e ^ h g e c s Si l k .iml l / n t t o n >ni w( k-> . I let Irt nun S l i p p c i’ s a n d M ult-s A p r o n s o i all k i n d s Bloomer* S i l k C o s t u m e S 1ij> t*ntbr, Who, nna had some ctp*fIfflcf with aongs, So enjoyed,Oh* Iwcn .1hit he was overcome with Wbtar.M.' i t P Off TAMPICO, Moiled; Dec. 21— -i/P)~-V«rn Crtiip 200.miles down ibe coast, is the,next stop foe the American gopd-wijl flier*. The lime of tljeiri.departure i* <loE daift upoa weather cP/iditlon*, Major H. Av DnrgtJc, D. S. A., imanden4jf \the expedition, said Whoped to get nwny some time Way . . The five big nmpribinn plane" (hived here from Brownsville, ta., at 5:30 o’clock last night a(t■ v Lucking a thirty milo wind ■»Wch made difficult their 263 ^nllo ■/H|ht doftm thef coast. ■ .The fliers took off from the Intirs of Lakuita Mad re near Vnwnsvillo shortly before 2:30 ■Mock ye»torii«y afternoon Did Ikrt being delsyedi by fog. The Bine* were escorted' In by two Bairnn nviatora, The Mexican*’ Bhno over turnml ohlnnd■kf, injuring o, mechnniclari slight- Brassieres >>-» Lace h. iectric C o f f e e IJrns.... t ' i c k t a i l S e t s ................ I a i d T a h i e s .. i ............ I. eat her H a n d b a g s R a g s ............... Set s o f P o k e r - C h i p s ...... I h a n d k e r c h i e f s ............. I - l e d ric R o a s t e r s .......... ■Si I k - t i m b r e Ila s S h fc a ffe r F o u n t a in Sew ing Boxes Stationery ................ P e n s ... B ands ^ packed a D e s k Set * Si l k a n d h e a t h e r I an* Put S c a r f s 1 Britannia |»ther and S kn» being m p - international g*r seventy foot P^s .-eut dqwn rcduicd; boro: A t h e n e # i«e 'The Yacht Ra ^ « le d that' thi upped,i Ri rd ( ' a y e s Whether you want the tiniest gift for the linrpt baby, or stare. ...................... R h i n e s t o n e R u c k l e s ........ R h i n e s t o n e 1Icels .................. 475 to -1 3.50 to J 3i50to l! 7 .5 0 t o 4 .9 5 t o 17150 t o Shi p M o d e l s ..................... ■■ •- AA*taJ -J has been stocked and restocked for .1 »• l oh ' . ' i i 1 *r. r 11 ■ the especial benefi’; of late puri k i t * ’•- i chasers. •Newlv arrived merdiandise, temptingly fresh .and low priced is here foryour choos• » * • ‘ ing. I department . M i l i t a r y S e ts .................. Z mm Leather Bill Folds:.... Christmas Store Hours f ' , [ ’ a S -l: Wednesday; Thursday atu! Friday the store will lie opdiv-until 9:00 . o'clock to give you the opportunity to fnir'chastf'the rnanv-gifts to com­ plete your gift list. . j Pajarrtas ...... T h e O r ie n t a l T e a , R o o m w i l l a l s o yi. v V . v : , ; b e o p c h W edn esday, T h u rsd ay am i lTriday e v e n in g s f o r th e conyen- ,. ; je n c c o f t b c ,n .a n y s h o p p e n w h p w ill re m a in d o w n t o w n to c o m p l e t e s h o p p in g : A,delightful re- Tr. vellriB Ca.es ........... Tobacco Pouches Dunhill Pipes...... - Loiinping Rohes . "Silk Scarfs.......... Golf Swealerp , The Tea Room Will Be-Open their i -i **t-V • / gifts for grandmother and granclr VVrap-arotmd Bracelets Slave Link BraccTefl^ Watch Bands ..........E x o tic R in g i ....... :...... —Jeweled Rings...... . Rhftffcstone H atpins..... Brooches Boxed Corsages.... ......... Hair Bahds .................. Single FloSyers ..... 3 ....................... through the years lo comfortable father— every b Fa n cy Gla ssware, each ( Y\ stal S t e m w a r e ......... hoticenbl ............. BV ■'.After an enithusiastic \welcome, Bookmen vturr^jgscorted Into the B o and.Intpi atttpded a banquet B^ngwl in thefr hhrior. . nB T n k lONDON, Doc.' ■*'l’* big racing lj»«idcrnbly alter<x they, appeal the best F.nd T a b l e s ............•„........ . M a g a z i n e S t a n d s ............ hVrner i es l a m l l e s t i e k s ..................... ............. Spanish Shaw ls 17 .5 0 to 2 .9 5 t o • F l e e t r i c P e r c o l a t o r s ... F l e e t r i c G r i l l s ................. ■< S i l k fiml V\ o o l S c a r f s B ended 17 .5 0 t o Rus s L a m p s .................... H o s i e r y ............... M eek w ea r, Lin en and G l o v e s o f all h i n d s L a m p s ......... S c a t t e r R u g s ................... S i l k H o s ie r y , a ll s h a d e s Sports 2 tl n 11 \ P l a t e S i l v e r w a r e Blankets - .-.n-..-.:... C o m f o r t s ........................... .... ... Bathrobes Bandeau and 2 .0 0 t o I a b l e L i n e n s .......... Si l k a n d R i h h o n (»artei\s Blanket 3 V a s e s ......... B r i d g e L a m p s ...... Decorative Pillows Mirrors Silk X i g h t g o w R ohes 1.25 t o I'"iiciv Moor “ Wariti Quilted $ 2 .2 5 t o $1. Sm<*ki ny S t a n d s .. I a i d e L a m p s ......... S i l k C h e m i s e s .................... Silk R o o k L n d s .............. . ............. 2.50 to �mEmm f. 11® illiam? HK000' S tudents Than L a st Yea * * ’ LOQVfQUT FG.R < t B H E V , G R E A 'S * I 'M K I O 'T s Plash im ' \ BLOODTH\F?S1V! " m i 's - T H R e . e . - '^ o u P ? 1 IB A o s ! J y [ huh K i m -t a k e W H IS C R \ T fe R ! Vs/A rf, C o R l H ! • 1 1 1 G O GrtT A s i x e H o a fe .R l m \n VACOOfA ClEAvJBB V -T o o j . y; O oT V am’ cooy<'im , / |males diavNnjr $144.31; white fe- ' > V fpr the l 9 2 f 2 3 'n,a' ea' $92.81; Mcjrro male*. $72.71, I, compared "with " « d n iKn> females. SIH.Ol. 1924-25 term, or- ^ coat l.be suite of Horiila $14,ugO In 1924-25 1*97,248 to operate its public l h e ’s J S -v d e a d A m onai \ y Z 7Z e Whites was 212.- *chools (n 1924-25, while $3,844,219 frrora. * War, spent .for building and equip- •ePO T^ c u R '- T t -T'ME.T1S x p o o l I'.ARKAO^'^f 1 v*irTvA NOUC Mu m o f co^irTfeMn PCX V/0U£ vVoU ^ E^ O RK '. — SM 'Tov/e.r-- BRBV) A pert' O F / -rfe'A A M P C lK - iW ^ V , C A K C . V/I^IL'E I ( YOLKA? 10 C A R O L S E Q A P ! 5 V ~ > “J E ^ Go T - r ' b e k il l e c A ll R ig h t , G R & a s V , OEAU NUH’vJE GvviE The aver- lood V o w s o P t C Lo'eo B o v s ! ONE.—1W O R A W pilod * By *W, S. Jnpc monthly tnlnr.es pnid teachers j mperintendent of j was $93.81 -fo r til, with white j * y fc S A p NOO A ^ R R M C U R i ^ ^ 1' ' man v^va»r r . o f iv u ^ 4 ' -t? k 7 •rjt. ‘ *Ttv/, IE, FU^'D«*N 2.1 j the ‘Bninc term, 7,0.10 tencheri- I ityTtnorp' ! feupils Jw^Jrht in tbp achc..d> f<*r whites, malic *fh60ls nf inml li 58i Inr nojfrocs. The tonrh- J 92$-2fl ttohPlhaii [crnllfevv r b u ! of $0,207,570 m terffl,* toPCOrdiriK I *«!«rleH for that trrm. t > 0 9 L t ;^ lo y ' 01P ‘ v * x -fo L p p g A R '. - ^ O G f f Vl^A-f r A L V lA ^ ‘ V J A K i'f e P .» V * * . Mo \a1. "> P\D V C O ^ S g l* / \1* 2 « ‘ IK1o Givfe.Soii _ a B a f f i n »o f ’ 9 M f t L lk \ fi S A L fe ' f w a x , -fvVEH -TU* i R liG -T L IV v /E ^ f.' ! / / i i 'v v i„ iftoii ment, and salaries ranging from tendance In 1025-, $ , „ 00 to W 3 p o wcrr 1>ni() thc iB25.°Qnwfts 250f-1COUnty superintendents Duval ► r u vv o jr •m I Rml IlillBboniuirh countion an* xni<! »».»s ^ * to bo paying their county Miporin IT white, and G5,- tcndcn't/ thc hiBhMt Rnlnri„ „f <: • _ the state. there were 2,517 ‘ -pijp (.^tn1 value of school proper 02 operated for j},0 pnj „ f jj,, j*>2T» term was i ! 815 fdr negroes. f xril $.rr,348.059. *fthyof the school The prim ipnl of the common Was 130 days, fchool fund is now ahotit $4,000,- LATIN PKE8IDENT .rsSMA'ADOR, Republic of a 'lik e . 23.-—f/P)-'D .»pntchn,!Oualernnla says General ChriCun haa formally taken rir the prcaldcncy, to which he the truthfulne M elected.D ec. 7. 11c cuccecds _____ te ln t» President Orellana SENTENCE COMMt TED M nuuiiuua Uuwiut((777Iaiann«Mt7 jr:f?.wiLliAw^ A"JoU 5>A/JiTA, CUAU‘S’ i*d ln (j5eptembcr. b ' : 1JBM,ON’ ATTACKED W ASH lN€TOW r Dec. 2 3 .!>a itiory that Secretary .Mellon prisonment. lie > Ivanced |5^K)0,000 to Republican i tence to hnnsr Dec P A P E R S S A Y UJJJA7 tS- S AAiTA. POP PCP U|J OtOi^V.e.' P C U rt-^r v-cvi A AJlt7& (SOLD VJILU SA^OTA / PoP-V*hLL I 6ROW UP 70 B& A Q\6 j rTAPfery CATOC, ) BC5NS A^S A I suprem e ■r - SAF&7V C A 2o5 TOO? , ' AAA) U f G V0 0 ? / r 7UEA1 W UAT UJILU B e c o m S op A^E V w r r iNFLueisiCEo o c ; IACTERS A N 0 HABITS m S LONDON DOCTOR ' . ^foCK A/klD OOT Th e coouLb w A ’ » (G m e a t A L 10A SI9 S ol /»lu E-t IET i a Mg Ih e r r i r cv OCArlC, (A) livie $•»!•;> It . ^ € A fe R ;■ ( oho i s / 6 V " T ie HOCr)<5. sh®HbK 5d SU3I-U » ». // B(J(ITS A M ) HER BUDDIF.S © A T /MDAi MADE Hd , DOM T oE. TyOT A CREATURE IS STlRRlMG. 1 HEYRE TOO g .l ! ; . Cj e MT A a 5 ‘ e A T tM ‘ MECeilOO • 0M*flL HE\3 , A L L AT w 6E A . < -0 blam eo G ftat ^RlU\T'b I. IVIRED TiREO - § e 4 | T VJHAT'S THIS PARCEL ON THE CHAIR - A)?6NT too g o in g To m a i l ; THAT, Too? PROVIPIMG TMCV HAVE S o m ETH/NG Top US N O - T H A T ’S T o r T h e (j On m s — Q H R lS lW A S O N L Y J COMES ONCE A T I TEAR ....... SALESMAN $AM HECe. IT p s , dHRysTHH-j tC e T -E -V crtso o o s IS HATVvi AHO g la d - C?oSH>NG H 0C «.T o Cu:M*.r THEiK LDUC9 OHLS - D H T hG AtVSUHO i E-rvR CHFflVtnAS T ^ t t s , CtttffcnY WftH TK’ . UCROS OH THIS GLOfctdir* NIGHT ' A M t >/ o r ‘ <?o u r s « s N c r r F I T t o O T=Pcr«. Y o u f^ . T R k s n d s . *! BEUEVE Mt I’M &\>D l m il l . * w e u .,i'M o n l T G i v i n g P R E SE M T S T O THOSE V/HO f?EMEMBER?D -S , US L A S T T E A R The Christmas S p i r i t i A rt H E t ie . - s t o c k i n a o a o , v o n e l ^ S DEEARV CELL—NUT D RVEnO IN Trt’ UOOLDHO r\0HET — NO No THIH’ — OHfflSTnAS TONT m ean SO A M 1 - X E ’ VE N tV C R B E E N A B L E TO BR EAM EVEN ON THE N U M B E R O F P R E S E N T S W E ’V E , S E N T OOT r- NoHiNtr To rse_ — UsSorrh u e e — WoTTK l \E6 _ t , . v fn i OP\rs V0&M6. ___ • Coerce. T o T h K E . H o rse - V o0 TseRE T area l l r e a c t to BEMAK.ED . OUT / �m m = * “ ¥ —2. m iN tfO ltD H E & B ttR S P A y , \lh. JIIM i v i t o . 1 . , .• ■ *■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ *«i 18—-Business Service Offered 32— Help Wanted-—Female ,/Brd Daily Hcra,d Cash in Advance |,d». will be received I and collector a<ut f for payment. _________ 10c a line »' Be a line ________j f e a line rates on requeat. „ "Jduced ra»ea are for insertions. nrordi of average length «Sda line..' ym'-,charge of 30c for 1 F-25, Exchange Bldg., .trtising Is restricted to _ itnor is made The SanJtM will ‘be responsible •ont incorrect insertion, iter* for subsequent The office should be ["immediately in case of dbtant n o t i c e n brand new five room bungal ow located on paved street Mskte ........... in , « r y in the i. ............ with nnl ..... . and numerous built in feature*. - Prompt - Efficient Service Rotter see us right nwny. it and Found. < 01 . n . o r c i l RF.AI TV <o t . ' A ' y _________ v, i \ 1 I el 7'I2 C.1 I Flsst Nuliomil Bank IewSvKD —rdr Viforma M M ' o l t H , I I <IRI I » V IdjniT'1^ arrest ajnl I intsons 'whoyktole nui" yanl .if Carl Brndhurv |yj. y| j . | \ |j.; I \ M I. \\< 1 1 - SM AI 1 : BUI,EDO*. it by d c a c r i b i n g for not 11 a and expenae.i jr, Box 719. In ArccHSorlcs 2:>— b lurlsla ( A L L 452 f o r fresh cut fl owers 1 und plants. Mrs Ginn. San­ ford Heights. A K ROSSI I KK i-i w * boat - - " YE.S! Tubes 7 Yes ! ( Celery Avenue. .......... j Coca p u t 4ii S a n f o r d ! . I lorn I Suggest ion for r . w r y ( )ccasion kuto Tire Co. 206S West Floral Designs n Spei ialty ft lrc S lan on .8 — ing. .. i lie- • JDK.i. TRIM CO. "STEW ART HIE t LORI ST” Flower* for nil occasions Mcl.ANDER ARCADE Phone 781. --------------------------------- |tha car. not the owner ' 27— Professional Services $'7 /nr estimate!. f. W. RADFORD DR. .1 U YIDI Kit ___ < hirop.Mi.st seivs services of ft-rid I |,.>.|m Sim, S t..,., ijs'it Hair Roldiers in ------ . . — and Childreno IK-nU(iS--Shuinpoocd, right in your parlment. home; colora restored, nap ram- f ’S B A R B E R S HO P —..gnolm ed, miule to look like new. appro, ill* or no charge. Ave. H.gheat B Rie*,*, rug e v p ’ it, with Ijiney Dry < lenr rs, Phone it". i.blU t. ST ORE Pre Drug., Sc,du. We in - i r t , E \ ‘ Pi I'.Ma M IM " W a d ax your phone. no kinks, one price, persoi .1 ,,t C*»ll Jl)3 '.ention Bluebird Beauts S i.qtpe Phone 3 4 9 J |Stove k Furniture Co E l us t Street Icar, y n full line. .re eight. Cash *xnt your business. S I. NIX Attorney and Counsellor at Ia * I 210 East l irst Street M " Mi >L U \ VK D Now -tH porches Ow„.-r w,t| rent for BARGAINS j-,--;- ! ( 1925 f'onl tudor sedan. Good , tirc". upholstery like new, self |sU,rtc r. $300 FOR HER HE WILL APPRECIATE one o$ our Gordon Pipe* for, ‘ fi\fts of distinction for maa. Joa*» Smoko H o u ^ ,___ the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. 1st St. t $200 body Spnm«h bungalow on Pork Ave­ nue P rice ............... .. t e r m s of ; 1 1 2 Ton G r u h a m Truck to A da d a m- ...... l,nive, Sorr*-nt*. S,..n Sp.a s<-ll „ „ except.,,,, $ - , , „ - h and $15 monthly t.. .. Sorrent*. monthly, or will sell m 11y sweet g r npc f r r mt , oranges ally onpy terms at « close price, |Northwest corner K.lm utol High 1 ‘ “ 1 iin.l langcMtii - for sale \ i-1*.. * L ' r furlhei inf or mat i,, i see Mi land l- i nun k -»nl4 $ 1 •••«» $ 2' XI welcome Mitchell at The Herald of f i ce | ash !iuiahie« (‘liny FREE TRANSPORTATION To K()|{ KKNT four Miami an<l Lack Sednn leaving g I loVV Sanford frtr .Miami on Ernlav af ternoon, can accomnimlutc three o r ____ four passenger, (ladles or gentle 7S— O lflrra 1111(1 Hl’sK Ho7.ni ' fiii’ MI NSill rr! urn followiiivr NSoj t, olnv \|,plv "Sedan,” can- I lie 11, T,,1,1 o F U I "E FOR '(T M Ii Me,set Hid,’ Apnlv A I’ Conn# "y i -•«> 'I ii'.' I,a ami 2nd T’ XNDIES, SHEAFFER'S Foun­ NOVELTY SMOKINp gets,' Hoc tain Pen Sets, Toilet Seta, Perblgant’a Sharing Seta, MUita^ fumo and compacts that will Brushes, l/wther Good# and Ppd^ please her. I^ncy’s Drug Store, Flasks. Unton Pharmacy. . Meisch Bldg. * *■ - * ’ . .... louri ng I I J‘J 1 I gut ..I \ ini Wr h«vi» many nlh«*r lots that »an ! m* lanight f •$r JUS*. Bank. $8004)0 . ,V . IIEK.HEE-SMEF.BE DOLLS, Twl i- $450 00 tun, Toys, Bulls and B ook!, YOUR SUITS are madq tn San$250 00 [ He m in ole Book Sby>, 28 McLan$260 00 ford to measure. W# eqi *' < mu h *1ouniiK $500 Oil der Arcade. I completo lino o f ‘ woolen nte diso. Quality, Service and Fit guar* thnt antecd. T _______________ _________________________________________________ $ 95.00 TOYS of every deacription will delight tho children’s heartx. Union Pharmacy. WOLF THE TAILp%*r -JS^S 1614 Sanfprd Avenue., , ., ' ' 1 3 8 FOR HIM DE A N BERG C D R I ' n R \ I ION Herald Building Phono 713 !>L— Legal Notices \h i i i i m nn m i i i i i i i o > LEATHER GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRTSTMAS BhOJ. , here. A complete line of U Pen*. Seminole limik Shop, Mc- gage, jewelry', ludlra and ipsnu lailider Areude. weaimg appareh Give your y ; A < u.MPl.T TE ASSORTMENT of ..................... . i |, Silk Diungmg Rohes and pujn- I 11 wul-. t ^<,ur It.. I I, la . I I . . . II. Ill i L' "■ so— \ Huai K x l i t l f D i r t c l o r y R E A L ESI A IT. W A N T E D .til* I#»*•«• . l I Ml .’»|| 1*1•'1 a •r I mas of all iolors, nicely boxed fo r ,'* K<K*d. W. O. Russell • •ji.lv ii«*u 111«|ui r•- I a ^ 11111»^ Will buy or trade for your equity j lain <intiioin. • N-. tia. . uiul.il Christmas. Thu Tnwell Co. 1315 K 2nd"Sl.' . iS u i b i i i , 1* iora ilci^hta, Ii«»k • In any lot.i In any subdivision ml "‘ Av iiBM \A\rt; ntuVtfifNii ELDKIDGK * COUCH, Real ........ ■ ------------™ Estate n,i.I vegetuhle*. Valdez South Florida. In answering this |/.J{*/. / n x'^/iN s a s nut'i',' S ki!i '. rin cth in ntlliMl und In'll! f o r (lint advertisement tell nte how much h u m iv rtti: st \t ok t w o (Ml I ()«»*■• fi<— R o o m s W i t h H o a r d . Hotel Building V«„ *'«ve p * id, the ha.nnce due. | V ^ , £91 T III.I(K K n lU ; I K f ilt llU H T ' the lot number*, nnd the locntim j., |l n ,si t iii: i m > • i , i ; i >s l>K i I A l\ K av M d j u f o f (ha 4"11 > uf • \ I J l 11, r J ' l l .*l ' l f { 0 ( ) M S , with or without iieaii HI(i(il.N> V\||||I WI G H T . INt Pea! T.state and I N S U U A M K B R O KE RS .•lit a n d h o m e a d d r e s s ItW B - a r - Hoard | tut W 5th St Two Box \U(..mobile l o r M \ R \ A N IA Allow us the opjwirtunity- It Sale VMM- J Y * 5 ? eut. 1 X v o io w w / o f . ' V, / ” ( 'I ' 1 J ’y W B P e 'l ? m • •» ’ *4 V * 11 V r- ‘ f •• r n ii f " ' U I i . t Ii , in m s DRINK WATl i! KIDNEYS m in t n .tf tIkre I.HV *>r 1 Sunf-'iil .......... Kl'*i I«1m. hikI wo, K U lillK H T I . A KK S it t M A S K »n.l K K l lt' l *4H «Jl. I •I . I{ n * th o t ’ lty Coin- toiA.i .i, ,,f ths t it) ..f Hanfurd. FloFlush your kidneys- b)»-drill! rids do ht-rrhy tall nn eleeflnn to n (|nmt Wltff i # l t h . tlty# a l l « •I ■ i t **1 1 * F 1l t S « » »> f ••I *1 #• f M m I«1u thn 8 g ir r ” — --------- A ' lMU NICIU A L ' HO«l >17 CITY OF HANFORD, and ) t m IIOND8.” J -m w iK C * £ * £ * * ) Ntft O tfT TWJM / G&i(A Iii II u m l r »*l By Crane \ / / /* ' m#/V r C «tj / \ *4 It 1 1 1 I qU J > 1 1 • \ u ■ V 1 l 1 I K 1 ................... - ..... ” 1« ri'iiinis lit- I,rl.l In the *hty of Hanford, Florida on ih« ISIh tlay of January, ..r T • Ml 111 A. K I'iJT Io tlrlrrmlits the q u e s . „... rtoiiiannit In.liars lit*, p*.ic..i"it* ilf- lion h> said election then nnd Ihrra Commercial ai I almetto. ) hono , u,..| from ih. » l . -if sat.l l.mul* to hr held whether raid Ordinance 1 i... us..) r.ti Hit- follow mu muni- proposing snl.l bond Issue shall he adopted approved anil conflrmr.l KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. «•••“ ' ............ ',lt and r. „ „ o , . r . . n -j Ativ- o 1 T o f r e e l, construct *mt ».|Ul|i u by the electors of said City whether the bonds provided for by HOOD A N D G O O D Y E A R T I R E S n)„niri|mi iiosiittal in the City of aald Ordinance shall be laeued by f Surifoctl. Klnrlitu. all of said tioinls U. K. L Battories. In I.. |... nf the tie nominal loll of Oils tha C|l> of Hanford. Florida, the manner and for the purpose In Distributors Chandler Tlinusaml l»oll»*» eaeli t.enrliia tnsaid Ordinance provided and set irtt-Hi ul III., rale nf five amt ontiCommercial Avenue ha If |n-r c r nl ittit (5 l-J per ent ) forth And I. FOHHKHT LAKE, a* May­ |.er aitnunt. Interest payable *m tho KEY TO happiness. Studobnkcr first flay s of January and July, said or of tit*- city of Hanford, Florida, for Christmas. San Juan Garage hands It, mature thirty years after nnd we. FoltllKHT LAKE. 8. O. date <tf issuance, both prlhclpal and CIIAHK end H V. HOU8HOLDCIL °• I Interest of said bond* to b« payable ns the City Commission of the City ------- ----------- -------------------— ------ nt some hank In . the City of New of Hanford. Florida, do hereby apUSED CAR EXCHANGE York, male of New York. In lawful half per centum (& l - l per cent.) CORNER PARK AND SECOND j I h . tn.t^l male, of Amer- point K. A Chittenden, Busan It. Wight and Alice Flits. Inspector* Q. W W A K S I J i Y , Manager j w il l-JltKAH. prior to the teeuanca of said election and It.-C* Bower Clerk of snl.l election. --------------- — ------------------------------ "" i of said bonds, under the Charter of The form of oallot for aatd Men­ CHRYSLER the Cityof Hanford. Florida the tion shall be as follow*.’ tO-WltJ «"* -------- — said l» "F O B the approval of that cer­ Cl!AS. T .TU LlJ-lK MOTOR CO , « ' . S y S S a . t K W} roved tain Ordinance of the .City* of Ban* Snntnrd Ave. nt lOlh St Phone 6U2 „ atur„,io. *.-l-ertora. ford. Florida. No. M5, entitled: ______________________________________ try a majority vote of the el, "A N OllOINANCK .. PROVIDING ly of Hanford. Hanlora, Florida r torina, who ~ v, 1C f» I of the City IIOND8 UV NASH . ! are qualified _____ ________ Io voto as shown by FOR AN IHHIIK OF T H E CITY OF HANFORD, FLO­ , l^nd. th#woridiIn moun 1S ^^V oV d? F lSrld ^^K n g'«t C-u RIDA. IN TIIK HUM OF TW O 11UF DUKO AND FIFTY T* I HILL A 116 FOR MUNICH 1*0(4KH. THE I'UtH-’ KKDH D4 FROM THE HALE TIIEI"**" ' / woo U * e TO WANE I FOR C H R ISW S If cewtNvi \ a 1 I M I % M** - Now ( .e f - n w I .* r t . l LINCOLN - F OR D Ft Edward Higgins. Inc. ’M | | showing y,..i this fino property connecting Scruggs St. ggans Renlty <k> 1 -I . I I 1 1 ’ s \\ i N 1 u ' ............................ U i >s ;• -- _<4 (YUt i COtfA* SCND SQWtT ( DON’T fNLK fA& t o o e f- \ . / t I’KiNtjk VReSeNT, GOZT. / Get 1*112.'. CAN'T FOfUAT \AJW N D0NCWN W n te H erald N I ,r, , slieil l*-d ...... . heater nnd house k eepin g privile ge s Snnfoi.l •" II I V 1: t , 1- IO - VI ! II I - VI •. T i l h i l l III.- | vj I•I , \N|» I \ I K\|» I , . I | , ..,,'r , . . \ > i m >'i vvi i " " ^ property, also give your |>re* 83— Farm* nnd Land fur Sale | i 11 ; I I t w H tv....I Will l.l V> 11m ' I, < • Ml I •, Leu-, n.ihle rat* s Lincoln Hot. (.S— Keoni-. W ithout 4!l— \\ iin U’ll— TCcal E state •11 | ' 1INGT0 N TUBBS 11 ^06 uitRf ■- - - *-» - v d Small bungalow north o f Hughey Street on Palmetto Avcnud. Two lots, can Ixi bought at less thnn j 1926 Chevrolet touring. Newpresent day value. $0,000 on |Duco finish, practically new tire i. i term* of $600 cash nnd $75 month Motor overhauled, v Looks and ! including interest. I runs like new. \ ! st r.-.-t ; r.Mi/.t’ i iv l . p p „ u aMPNT W -T room, smtahle for three or Phone 735 Masonic Temple f IJILL LINE PERMANENT \\n four younK men Conveniences.,------------- --------------------- ---------------[ Gum an teed nqt_ l ®, , Raten very reosonnbD 321 Mug HI— Houses for Sale i Madam Harriet, over Mobley's nqjin Ave. Co.ii te qo., general Drug store. i [wrk, siik-walkn. buildfTrnro'^ihly6 i irrigation boxes. J. R. THE NEXT TIME vou ore sick ! fi9" “ ,lo o m H fo r HoUSeketpInf f }C<J J ^ R 1 rop ^ 1 1['p—u RNISIIKD - Mli.n room*, with or 1th !'p rice $4500 Bart Nason, Valdez try Chiropractic Ydu »oon will or ,withHotel Bldg Phone 853. get well and will kreep -mlllng. <)ut kUchl,nettl.. 4I0 0uk Avc. Phone * 482-J for appointment. Dr. j _______________________ Hot Sandwiches DRUG COMPANY JV F.. Mm O . u j .II. l .t Not. ilonk J 7 l — W h ere la Eat ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house IkRrxnli S tored § Bldg___ '_________ ; ________________________________ nnd g.ii age, valuable lot. Chap­ man St $6,500. Favorable terms p,»ptcinlty o f our prompt WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING |FAT AT Sanitary criptions nnd euick Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdoz Hotel. and jewelry repairing. Don Smith. H«ng* to cat at all K m c. lOo I. delivery 202 E. 1st St. *L A Junior jmr Land set ix thc H c o w a n CO., Auto The pnkslng of the rickshaw , fnvoriL< novelty in the ChriV.mns ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, Il­ Fatxi •heel molal works. irro wore 89.013 rickshaws in ; toy displays at the Pans stores, linois Watches. Diamonds and uneutal sheet metal Tokyo in eu V T n d T n T oT G " the! raising 'an' nn »r appalling prospect for i ,71G-W. *207 French wedding ring*. P. E. Ahcnrn, 317 fond parents, number wn# 8,343 W. Flrat St. ' 0 1 — ------------ = = "™ •v1 / 1 • " 7' l? i Partly furnished, two hod In ,p|Cndi<fcondition ’ $250 rooms, Imng room, sninll dining see our A s s o r t m e n t o f FANCY PAJAjMAS, SMOKING room, kitchen, bath with shower, ' Jackets, Lounging Robca, Christmas cards, novelty glass­ double garage, large yard $8,000 We have several other cars at ware. lamps, linen#, handkerchiefs, please Him this Christmzu. A. L v silk underwear, pocket hooks and Perkins Co. lance payable like rent. strnte. other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady. Mi-l.ady'a Shoppe, 110 Magnolia FOR HIM-Attractive watches ol Beautiful bungalow among oak Avenue. . the latest design. Don StoUh, trees Almost new, large living WHITE-I1IG1ILEYMAN, Inc. Next to Yowdl's. . .,-7 ^ 3 room, two l>e<l rooms, dining nook, j THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n bath, electric rnnge und water f Singer Electric. Cash or terms. I FOR THE F7 heater, completely furnished ready Singer Sowing Machine Co., C. W.I *-a» fi. Jl for you to move in Double gar SEMINOLE HUD§OVESSEX Nicholson, Manager, McLandcr fl (P>■ flowers f liili'i.p., nnd n ii . I snpul.s I 4ii> Ha e I Ct nge, shrubs. Owner A NEW LIVING ROOM, INC. Arcade. will si ll for $10,500 mi terms that will bring Joy for alt tha $03 Oak Are. Phone 41 thruout tha year, are easy DAINTY LINGERIE, n pair of hose or hnndkerrhiefa would niture Co., 821 E. let. >■V'Mic*. Dt \\ BERG CORPORATION HI!)’ !*- MARMON:, I make h e j a lovely gift. The Yow- ----------------------------------------- :— Herald Bndiling Sanford Automobile u i •, GET YOUR CURI8TMAflv 206 Magnolia Ave Phone 137 ‘ “ ‘ ,,ml,nn> " — Phoni 7 I t and holiday decorations WOOD F OR S A L E for fireplace FOR RENT Three room house, ENGRAVED c a l l i n g c a r d s — Union Pharmacy, i l l K. „ndst..\e l e a v e orders at 1511 w'*h rereen porch, electric 85— Lota For Snle DODGE Stationery nnd Fountain Pens. Pleasure cars and'Graham Trucks Sem|n„|e j,0(,k Shop, McLander A ve K. II K ,,’|i.W<V .r ALWAY8 FOR G1 Elm and L”th St Phone 3 Arcnde Sco 1‘nrlslcnne Gift Shop, ! LOTS ON KA$Y I KKMS 57_ ( ; , k, j Thint-H R ,, dor Areado. ' 90— Automobiles for Sale FOR RENT—A room bungalow on $ l o cash and $|o monthly will KELVINATOR Electric Refriger­ -------------------------1---------;— —*■——-a j --------------------------------- ---------Palmetto Av-cnue corner of buy .4 well located Oak Hill lots ation thn Ideal Gift for Her. P A S T R I E S , PIES, salads We take Spnrling Street T wo bed rooms, Price $750 each |0 |>ercent " f f JEWETT AND PAGE Kelvinator Platt Co., 39 McLan­ spei lal orders for parties dining room, living room and kit for all i ash. RIVE’S GARAGE SMITH BROS. ,\vf der Arcade. Sanford Dealer Ronth's Delicatessen 1621 W 1st chen, hath room, garage, improveHomo Furnisher# *1 : St. ments $45 monthly. Phone 714 $25 cash and $15 monthly will buy 1 2<IK " ’ ** ‘St Phone 61.' j{y CHRISTMAS” to i ___ __________ ______________________ for n p p o m t m ' n t corner 1■>t in Plnrhurst I ’ M. e ..................... ....................... Buy Now — Pay Lat«rHer with a pair of new ahoes SANFORD BUI< K ( O. i. $ 1 250 from Woodruff nnd Watson’B, 208 .s.-v C#Xs-;Wrsi>t| Nt . TK r. See ,1 R Ellis f ■-r 212 Magnolia Ave. IE. l«t St. Mltl.lt Phone 367 < h r i s t u i a s o r a l g e » I a m v oriH ige s f , l l y I I N I I u in i-h cd -----------------------... i ___ _______________________ di *-itvei I ak.- $45 imi | 1 m .,n'b I $25 dish an.| $15 nouithlv will huv $.4 00 (h t I mix P lm n e 561 J I eJery MEN’S, 1-ADIES’ AND ' G I V E HER A NICE NEW DRESS .v' c 1 * f I ' I. r kiris it' , i h e a u t i f u |m| mn |- r ■-ri- h A .. line A venue real’s bedroom slipper#, I':;., $ll.:m A N D H A T FOR CHRISTMAS. hi»M**e $3.00 a par. Lloyd’# ifihow[H AFFEID S I.ADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. 1st. Mil I Ml <i PH 11 LIPS, INC 5*s Household <>«mm1i S A N F O R D AVENUE. 1FDR REN T 5 room stucco hill. ' Enur.-I Av.-jiiie lot la«tweeii 9th Price $2,000 on galow located «t the corner of and Hhh Street USED < All LOT LET US HELP YOU chooao thl TEACH YOUR FAMILY th «' 1 <•!( S A L E ••io- gas range lv’<- Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street trims of $5o cash and $20 monthly ideal gift for him. Wo hnvo it of a laving# account. A; ply I / , i arc Herald l a r g e living room, dining room, in our «tock. Woodruff and Wat* marf Savings d u b ” accountkitchen c ompl ete with electric Onk Avenue lot $175)1 on ternu of PALM! I l ' 1 AND 3RD ST out ’with thl# Bank will oak* •on, 208 Enat 1st St. range nnd water heater, built .n $25 u-h and $15 monthly I —MiHcellnncoun. appreciated gift for any mamfc a l o n e 't u-m bed rooms hath with of the family. Pint Nat* $ I 25 00 shower, large f l oat and tear \|y r .|,. Avenue lot y.-t -,ff |,p , |‘ bevrolet Touring FOR THE KIDDIES I Phone |U2 foi iippoitil mi ol — 11 n-Cv USED TAR THREE ROOM furnished apartJ merit and hath. Mrs A. K PoW* WANTED TO KNOW who own«jers, 107 W. 9th I I’ll hull stud dog in Sanford 7 WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT Address J. J Nulls, Pincrastle, |THREE ROOM furnished apartSHOP — Printing. Engraving, , lam,'nt nicely furnished. All conF.mbossing. See us firs* We do —— -------------- venienres 1)15 West First street. it. Phone 417-W. It. U. Avenue-, 5t>— I'll 1*1 nnd Feed I home -07. Commercial Street. I _____ ______ _ ______— ------------ — ----—' ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------75— B u sin ess P la ces fo r Itenl WOOD — Dry Pine, Stote nnd fire-1 __________ 21— Insurance _ Pl« <e. PHONE 539. -*T T fM rT T v r ;----------------------------------- —'— I ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent fur i * i stores or offices at Park Ave.. FOR SALE «nd Commercial ftreet. W. M THINK OF THIS' I WOOD — WOOD Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op. Stove, Heater, nnd Fireplace •lw»lU- Uourt House. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER " ---------------$750.00 cash. $65 00 per, will buy PllONK 498 77 — H ou ses fo r R ent. _j<rs should givo their j ^oslqffjee address as i their phone‘ number if ire results. About one at ef a thousand has a and tho others can’t ate with you unless ow your address. _.ontinunnce MUST be person at The Sanford Rice or by letter. Telejntinuancea ire not | cn n get HOUSES FOR SALE ' FIVE ROOM Unfurnished apart­ ment iill conveniences. Private entrance $25 monthly. 914 Myr­ tle. 17— Dogs, CotK, I’etH CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor GOO West First Street at I’hoiv* 4-11 / a d v e r t is e r s irald representative Jr,familiar with rates, iclassification will give rjttc information. And .ah, they will assist you fa f your want ad. to » more effective. [bo* 201- A. — 5 room stucco bungalow located at the corner of Palmetto and ' “ -------i -----------Kutie.. U rge living room, dinClothes. 110 First Street. Id— M oney to Loan ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms, bath with shower, largo porchei, (LOANS—Money available at 7 pet |TWO ROOMS, Klhhrncite nnd etr, well built nnd almost new cent. Close in property. A. I* hath, attractively furnished, $H.I)oii ..a terms of $200 cash and AND SUPPLIES moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 $85 monthly. Connelly & Sons <501 W. 0th St. W. N. Lunilcy, Prop. N. Park Ave. ** rgotificiiUoiL Nashville, .Twin B. I.. PERKINS — Halx-masher I headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e ! " - ^ ■ 83— Farm s nnd Land F or Sale 90— Automobiles for Sale JAMES II. ( O nVAN— All kinds of WANTED—Several pianists nnd ! — Tin and Shoot Metal Work. vocalists to work with lecturers ! The Herald Classified DcpartWater and Host Tanks. At Oak nnd readers sew-rul evenings a j ment will bo glnd to help Avonue nnd Third Street. Tele­ week in Sanford and tho immedi- \ phono 111. strangers get located in rooms , «t« vicinity. This is exceptionally • or apartments and will render x u r c c m v ' hi!{h rln!,!' w" rk- " nlY thc bcst of e.vcry assistance to those re­ H^ L STnErAM S i r , X i ^ questing it. . ■ 106 8 S i r * gl tailoring. ,quote r e m u n e n , F o r particu105 S. I almetto Avenue. Phone*,ttrs writc Natlll(1-| llurc, ; l)ept. A D . b a t e s EZtf-n 174— Apartments and Flats a - vre; i . - Fl BSSskSst take salts occasionally, -.—. . . . .. i ly> Which almost par*ly«# thc.kldti in their effort# to e x p d .I L f the blood. They bt-ctim# #lu| and weaken; then you m#y »ui with a dull misery in tl^'lri'dnff^region, harp pain# in the back. -;MU : sick headache, dizziness, your »tomnch sours, tongue t# coated; aad ‘ when the weather 1# bad you hava" rheumatic twlngca. The orlna get# tha cloudy, full of nela often gtfc obliging you to three times To help neul t|njf add#; ttyhelp.i ney# and flush off oua waste, get fi Salta front any Taka a tab! water baft had act * made Itmtw and has fluah neyi; ■ Salts injure and effervescent Uthla-waUr d V V \ 1 sty#**y* .— noted authority, who UU# *.H ifc lfct-ia too much rich food fo r n a -.» wirrlK cu yj | � 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, 1926 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, December 23, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1926. 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1926; <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/c5c93834c0883300695e27070b4d5fd7.pdf 36ca94e4c5e5f64b1a3dfcf2ce930d99 PDF Text Text yotrn NEWSPAPER . _____ in ^Florida's rfcnrt, BWorld’s Greatest Vegetable . Its Richest Garden Land -Associated Press Fuji L cn ^d } ^ ^ l^ P ^ X ^ ^ J V g D N K S P A Y . DECEMBER 22,1 m WETYULETIDE Senate mmitt&e SANFORD m Down . in d Oat Sign O n FOR NEW YORK Cam)} xign Funds Scandal o F im m PROJECT Surprise :r. ifi W A sh m a to H , the Interstate Commerce comVnargoa or »enaturif« campaign mission is under investigation by a irregularities thjs jfetl Jit (Wagon Se,10tc committee, acting as har- .eady Rainfall F o r Sixty Houfs Brings Swollen S t r e a m s In Southern Area Sweeping Raids By Mdri From Mlssonr I am! Washlgton worr I"0" 11" h*1* * ' " factional Prohibition Headquarters thrown out today bdthe Scnui, forres *bat supported the Pepper* J. G. Ball Interviewed On tfdw Fisher ticket. Report Of United StatM Close F ifty Bijj*t pNight campaign funds con) lttee. In it s.rcvle wof the evidence rc; Enklneerg Relative To The Clubs O f Gav White Way Construction Of Big Cnlrial ie Lives Lost “Noblemen? Pose Is . Assumed By Agents In Heavy Waters [entucky, Tennessee And Arkansas Are Suffering L o s 8 e s ersonn rnjuncUons Grant Personal cd w Addition ___ ___ v To ___Padlock Proceedings Against Booxe m M S I S fc s s s / S I P i evidence to support ti charges it inroitigated In theso srec stats It submitted at he as e line rauitie o f ie Inquiry in the Penn sylvatiia primaries, bu no recoin mendations, The Indians inqujr was <p°l mentioned In the repr but will be treated later. A pi tlal report on th Illinois invest.; tlon containjng recommcnliatio i was sub­ mitted several days ng Tha ,i . . totals of ho campaign funds of the three Republican senatorial cnndl'Ulcs, na it had not yet completed 'ts investigation. Although Rep. ti*iahant of rennaylvania, has de­ nied that hensked the Committee to ret-pen the inquiry into th sit­ uation in that state, It was appar• nt today tha after the Congressmh—omesdoInnoOroaec ermmmm talk yesterday with Chairman Reed, the committee clmngcd changed its ine con'muice Sanford Rates Are Mentioned By U. S. Government Favorable T ^ kS o jw t ° 0 ? East Coast From Gate City 1 MEW YO RK, Dec. 22.(/P)-HavA surprise witness, William Bctz- |ing fallen, fo r a "big butter and lor, was sprung on Pst McDormott !pgg than,” Broadway was a bit in his trial at Canton, Ohio, for drleij today. A string o f padlocks the murder of Don H. Mellett, pub- lr' te.be extended from the ronring cirolE W^ r ‘L °'Jt lhnt Pl"n" *° " cclv<> briofa Usher. Betlzlcr claimed to have Forties to Greenwich village] decor cyrua E. Woods, whc-jc lomlnation; of Senator-elect Varo. talked with Pat before and after ntlng' the front doors o f fifty-eight tho murder andi said McDermott of New Ybrk’a most popular night nuldc admissions indicating ho had •Juba nnd; rents urantn as n result of sweeping fodrrnl prohibition engineered tho killing. raids. 'The people of the east coast are entitled to the canal which win probably be built for them as a result of the favorable re­ on port handed the government by the engineers, but the peophi o f the St. Johns river district are ftlso entitled to hAve completed, project which has been faVor IV ..I . . . \ ably surveyed .and recommended several times,M was the state­ Bills o f complaint and tempoment made today by J. G. Ball inry pcrronal injunctions were a member o f the St. Johns River (portion*. Rising waters in served on tho club owners early to­ Navigation Board. fe states yesterday took a toll day by seven raiding parties from The east coast canal is Conildlive lives and caused uncrtimntthe office o f Federal Attorney crod one o f tho most foaslbi•Id of fcroperty damage,‘ Emory. R. Buchner, who started N e w r - w e V 8 U f e oliee 6 n M em bers O f Luuchtfcn Club Florida waterway projects and for nearly 60 hour* continuous out at midnight. Mle*e To Capture len Who Fndorsu I’htn- Fot4 I s s u e extremely nocessjry in vi^w ofvy rain lias fallen throughout Among the places closed were Wounded T m In tesisting tho poor transportation fadllT o Erect M odern k oep ltn l j states, breaking precipitation eomo of tho most glittering cen­ Arrest Early L^t Night tics said to oxlit there hjr tho Inis. From four to seven inch- K lnft f t i n, HoUso ‘O f DaVid, Tb ters o f New York night life, in­ Building F o r T h e C i t y government engineer*. |of rain was reported from Ca rrie d In On S tre tc h er T o cluding Texas Guinean’s 300 club; HIGH BK. ;GE, n . Dec. 22. An Associated Press news e» of cities In the flooded area. Kollowing a brief talk by Mayor F a ce C h arge O f A ssau lt On Helen Morgan’s Fifty-fourth street —<A’)~ -Three farmers larrirndcd Springs, Ark., recording al­ 5 o rest Lake, in which ho,outlined story on the report is as follows; club, the Cafe de Puns; Dinty In tiieir farm home ato. „ al W om en M em bers O f Colony a hill ui t 7.5 inches since midnight Moore's club, Anatoli-, Club Rich- Jut lauds near hero, tody contin­ the necessity of a municipal hospl WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. —</p) |ilsy. No relief is in sight for mnn and a score or more of others ued to hold at hay tlyty state Ul of adequnte facilities for a city BENTON HARBOR, Mich.. Ihr —In recommending the Inland ltd __________ pours. the size of Sanford, tho members equally well known. troopers who since it hj^ht be Purnell, waterway fro mJacksonville. Fla, fo f with ths (o u t pves of three girls, all sisters, -- — id’) - lirnjamin of tlic Sanford Kiwnnis Club toRaids were carried out quietly sieged the house with g^ bombs, —. vestigtUon pf w e lost in rftglng waters In Ar "K in g” of the He,vine of Dnvid "*H.1— 1 ,1tj dny unanimously endorsed tbe plan Major General Edgar Jadwin, chief and caused no disturbance of rifles and shotguns. o f army engineers, nn»d tho "very uncovered evid sas yesterday as they were on rolony. wnn carried on n stretcher tu issue bonds for $260,000 with guests. Federal agents said the One stiite trooper was attacked widespread co r way to school. Juat as the into Justico Am Wcldun’a court which to erect such a hospital. To­ etensivo development" that has guerts were resigned to forestall with a cluh and two othet troopers sutre offtdala on on which they wero being this morning to Ins prralgrted on plans of the club owners for wet day's luncheon meet!fig was held taken plscc along tbe cast coast wero wounded in a battle ist night fus of Florida in recent years has , to school by their father the first o f two warrants charging1' In the Seminole Cafe and the pro­ during the coming hnli- when they went to the fa m house "placed this section of the stats criminal assault. The warrant wns , S ( , , . upon a bridge over a creek - Treesportation gram was under the direction of ,,,|Uwr hair u> investigate a CompJa it made D. ... D. Brownlee, a pnst presi­ in n position where it is badly fleet of g f l l bridge, weakened by pounding sworn out by Mrs. Bessie WowL f t g j „ Action Of Court Martial In ------by the Society of the Invention handicapped for reimportation rrs, gave way. The father, worth, former member 6f the c o l-',,,,*d " P° ” CC iU,tlon Islands to the dent of the club. of Cruelty to Animals. Evidence against the establish Acquitting Alleged Kilter! rZ fncilltioa.” Jfield Crowson, barely escaped ony who led state police to Ben­ Mayor l^ike stressed tho neces­ menta was- obtained by agents who Corporal Mat'thew Dab was takBrings Censure IVom Many.1 jamin’s hiding place Jn th<; colony “ Whon the provision of n water­ » bl» own life, when he was were declared by federal authori ••n to a .Sonierv-lllo hospiVl with a sity of h r - j'- n Inrgo vide cast for way along th® coast of Florida wn, Publications Off 'Germany last November. pt over a dam ., A l the issuar.^c c-f tho tfoyds and by overland' tU>a who have “ lived the life of charge from a shotgun under consideration in 1911," Jad­ - Kentucky's blue grans region Justice Weldon's • court Was Broadway from midnight until nnd log. Trooper Smit . urged the members to work with Tampa and otketv i i .» , s . . num rnianiicni BERLIN, Dec. 22— t/P)— Berlin the bribery of 1 *“ Valicy wiew moir-lont (heir crowded as the ageing.lender city officials it) on^gUompt to win said. “ It was felt that sdcqyata t'leni o fjd ttWn for the past fortnight.’’ wounded, reluyncd to b H< commerce to justify ~ newspapers pf .all p*'“ ’ ’ ’ * i when a boat they were trying the bult was brought in. Benja brlbg to the polls a record vote nn *• . Some posed as Idle sons of front was not likely to develop condemned today the ow acroaa the Kentucky river min was accompanied by "Queen" Jnn. 18. vvralthy London widows, others, ax When one of the three aUckcd French c«ort >m period. T" two companions was over­ Mary, his wife ,nnd his attorneys, Members of thrf club were told reasonable big cotton brokers from Die south, Trooper Larson with n dub ( b lat­ French Lfeui. Ro coast of ’Florida hasIn by driftwood. Those H. T, Dewhirst, luendier of tho nr exiled Rptslan noblemen o f tips ter opened fire with hia rt olVcr by Warren Smith that tho first yoars undeigono a very extenalvo charged with ma ned were -A, B. Howard, 45, colony, and W. J. Bornnrd. The late Czar's bodyguard and still and the three farmers ran Wo tbe of n series of “ open forum” neetthe killing of one German — 1TTII development chant, and , Hal Goings, 40, state was represented by George others as wealthy real sstato pro­ house. Ingn. wkich had boon sch lulcd and the wtiundlng of tiro others in "The greatt increase In pobula* ner. II. Brookwaiker, prosecuting at­ moters from Florida. They were Daly and hia companion wl> an­ fm Doc. 31, ha<l been pev poned tlonand extensive building opergi Germsrahelm In SepUmber. (any homos were flooded and torney general of Michigan, pro- Introduced Into the clubs by prom­ i on I swered Larson's call for aid, wore until Sunday night, Jah. 2. This lions have placed this section of Loskai Anselger ssya the wewf fccruus houses washed into sent ns an observer. dlls inent Brondwnyltrs nnd popular met with chotgun firer from srith- postponement was made owing to tho stno In a posilon where it is "will unite all hearts in Osman lowing streams ,in eastern grand Jury. tho appearance of tho Sari Carlo actresses who tqpk the agvnts’ in the home Uninjured, they Purnell was scheduled to appear badly handicapped for transporta­ The consensus of the editors |tucky. Prospects aro that Inter in Justice Elizabeth Forham's won! that they rm llj were what dropped to the ground and aarted Grand Opera Company on ihc rve- tion facilities.’' that so long as the Gtrmstwterri- M raUonI * M lil«d f Kentucky residents will to crawl toward the hotisoJ The ning of Dee. Ml. Mr Smith stated court for preliminary domination they pretended to U*. ' tory Is occupied provocations go yy Simmons The engineer chief approved tbe I a marooned ChrUtmns. “ The story o f how Broadway second volley from the /house The meetings art to be heid In the on u warrant sworn to by Mrs. unpunished while tho German vietnitor fc ' conclusions reached by the dis­ Tennessee, hundreds of mo­ City Hall auditorium on each Fri­ Gladys Bamford Hubei and her sis­ fell for a big butter and egg man wounded Daly and Smith. trict and ^individual army engin­ tims are sent to Jail, so long must wer# stalled by five feet of Larson said he bellevH * he day evening, following the first eers with reference to waterways hope of real, conciliation between ter, Mrs. Ruth Bamford Reed, is funnier than fiction," Mr. Buckfor the •on highways, telephone comthe Freriph and Gorman people be and making similar charges ngnjnst tjer said. Ha gave no further de­ wounded one of the men f they emo which is schadulod for Sun­ and added: Jation suspended and hunday evening. tails. -• '• ran into the house. him. . .. _ ’• “ There has been under consi­ postponed. agent i of acres1of lowlands washed Dr. Browqloc Introduced n visi­ The citlssns of Landau, in the One o f those who vouched for n deration for mnny years the pro­ Scyeral o f the more prominent The n a n * o f t T j iter and debris. £ Water was tor, Dr. G. 8. Selman, who gave n ^ ufederal agent was described by vision of an oxtra-coastal wntcr- Rhineland, where the courtmhrtia) w ed were not ‘ rfcct deep in Millington, Tenn., members of the colony also sur­ brief talk, followed by n short ex­ Mr. Buckner as *'n young English­ was held are reported enraged i u u . Sheriff' way extending between New Eng­ rounded Purnell’s stretcher. avillc reported over six inches planation of tho activities of the man of noble ancestry." Davis, chief d land and Key West, Fla. Im fbrt over tho acquittal of Roucler. Justice YVoldon recited the ’ al­ ainfull, • Dyersburg engineers Sanford Boy Scouts, made by C. Rouclcr’s defuse was that he hed 1on f,,,,, "So thoroughly did these pol­ ant sections of this waterway are legations (hat Purnell assaulted oved a bridge to prevent ncD. Wolfe, secretary of tho County already In operation and tho sec­ been threatened twice by different (conaplraey tb * lulated driftwood from backing Mrs. Woodworth when she was 15 ished prohibition agents worm organization. crowds of young Gsmons on the ' their way into the henrtr of Broad tions necessary to provldo a donVr into homes,'Mobile and Ohio years of ugc, under tho guise of night of the shooting.. On the -sec­ way," said Buckner, “ thot on their tlnuous , channel should b« Im­ pad tracks ware washed out "blood purifying" rite*. ond occasion he fired into the air Eurther additions to thealready second visit to tho Three Hundred proved as fast as tho economic sit­ [the station at Camden Isolated Deputies were forced to clear a club, Texas Gulnan, the hostess, large number of gifts wllch citonly turned his pistol sgalnet the uation of each case warranto, the king waters. *7 Germans when they raised their passage In the corridor leading tHrew them a kiss'and asked whv’ izenc of Sanford have n^de for necescary expenditure of funds ditlona In Arkansas were to this m iiff tL ’hnn Mrs WAoriivnbfk . t • • . . • * the court when Mrs. Woodworth they were leaving her place so the disabled vetarana In tin Lake canes to strike him. The Germans .7~~ As a part of a through rotiuL tha alleged hat Roucler fired without to Kentucky and Tenncs* was called to the stand. early.” Clty Hospital have causod|Amerl. water way In the sae of Plbrtdg provocation. » many places reported record ; . ' . can Legion officials, i whoso Mrs. Woodworth told Justice Tho plan followed by the. fed­ followed, eiher tho S t John's! riv‘Jng December rainfall. The The two men who were wounded Lli Woeldon that she was first ap­ eral authorities in nerving person­ charge the gift* are to b) carried BARBOURVILLE. Ky., Dec. 22. cr or .tho coastal waterways. The were found guilty by tha oouH* were accompanlled by high proached by Benjamin on Febru­ al Injunctions in addltioh to pad­ to Lake City, to be very >ptimis(/R— Hundreds of southbound territory trlbuary o he StJohn’s in Arkansas nnd disrupted ary 5, II)21. Sho testified aho was lock proceedings was a new dopar- tic over tho size o ( the ti ick nec tourii ta were marooned in several river, is, however, already provid­ martial of striking at Roucler. deal service In the southern cssary for transporting th m. One was sentenced to two yeaxs 15 yean- old at the time and em­ re in prohlbitiqn onforccmsnL If tqwna pn the DDfle Highway to ed with transportation while sec- end the other to two months. Four Carle 0 tof the state and nothorn LouLtrt year heavy idpna ions to ployed in a House of David park e padlock proceedings alone had ddy. Tho ‘ _ way v/as under * wa Lons of tho ess coast are hpbdl- others Involved in the affair wore refreshment stand. Benjamin, sho been brought, federal .authorities the Christmas of tho vete ■arta' en­ ter n*ar Pineville and Corbin. capped by insufficient trans•porta- given short terms. said, influenced her to accompany explain the defendant dub# would abled Legion officials to a nd ovsr tion facilities. There al .ex* Urge truck Rapacity. a large irucit loaded to apaclty. Cj m .b*.rl,nd . t° W TU , W * P0 neys fo forr the Attorneys' _____ him to Hlb chambers and that she have half twenty days tb file an­ shallow waterway following Germans'f have taken an appeal I'l-.'-ent indications lire hat & **>.* * ? « *2 W was there subjected to his c a n t ­ swers and the authorities believe coastal lagoons, pnd from the decision of the n b(,nr' , .rld 48 hoQr> os. -She then proceeded to relate many would take advantage of equally large truck wlll .li oeces- ^ .ever some of this route there Is a court mortial, H W-i B*ftj™ nary this year, Legion off Ida Is rey. J r“^ /“ * . w t* •** a sv the details of tho csllgd occur- thir- to sell liquor. , -k regular movement of freight Baskots for the reception of tho f . f The Instructions direct tbe am­ rnce. A tom>nt torrent pouring Goose The personal Injunction, how­ gifts are on the corner ,0 f First "Th-tonnage moving in and out bassador to demand thet the case A nourin" down d Mrs. Woodworth testified tho ever, stops thp sale of liquor as creek, Clay county, washed out of the territory is sufficient to bs, reopened, on the contention tfoit •tract and Park avenue. "They are -, » - * V ' • I colony sent her to school until sho soon aa the paper has been served under the watchful eye of i number the C. and M. bridge and ail traf­ Justify e waterway of adequate UetiL Roucler’s acquittal and the xtmas Day in tha Seminole finished the eighth grade. and federal authorities said that of memben of tho Camp^ell-Loea fic from here to Manchester was depth. A comparison between the conviction of the woanded men on j*il is-not gclng to be what Attorney Barnard, In cross ex­ ao a Jail term for contempt is1the log Poet, who are not forgetting to nupended. In Harlan county water rates in effect on the St chargeo of staking at Rou Jkd “ homelike", according to amination, sought to show tho wit- penalty fo r violation of * q In­ notify the passersby of their pur­ landslide covered tbe * railroad John's river belbw Sanford and the a "serious menace to the tracks, halting traffic, , of Sheriff C. M. Hand’s ess was more than 16 years Old on junction, c i u d ana resuurnnt own- 1 pose. pose. rail rates foe equal distances on once of friendly relationa IT • but there la going to bd an tho date o f tho alleged attack. •re would be wary o f violating it.I The truck la to leave Sanford for ies In low sections end to unis Germany and The only dimsm U V) xftco of food for men conLake. yCity late /Thursday UI«UUI|t evening! -----The foreign nm t* LOUISVILLE ILLB ; K y „ Dec. (A P ) — Low hanging pea accompanied by unscaibly steady rainfall moved vly over three southern Itcs today, Kentucky, Ar* hsas and Tennessee, and reatened to raiso already ollcn rivers and streams to bn more dangerous flood LEADER BROUGHT BEFORE COURT FOR TRIAL THREE HOLDING TROOPERS S KIWANIS CLUBIS BEHIND ISSUE OF HOSPITAL BONDS NEWSPAPERS OF BERLIN CONDEMN Gifts For Vetefans At Lake City rour Into Large Baskets. Many Touristy Are Delayed By Waters Qf Flooded StateS w* S il Inmates Are tpecting Turkey dinner Christmas [therein. Final arrangements . “*lng madd today for providD Christmas dinner for tho in^ •blch. will, in a way remold • t ft lie ouUfde world: WfI'u is to ’pfovlde either -I, Of Popular To • for Ch *5# »h o w tl[nnet, soy aro awaiting tho ‘ f tbe ^ ,uof tho Oritnd Jury. The tli: . kconjpanlnumt to a turkey * Hill bp jilAyed/, Finger L j* C,lJr Police ,Head> of freedom awaits . * “ pfined thOTe. A « C h lafb f Police •• expected to opa.v Prii&aqr* who ^ • • r to fs e r v lp ^ - ^ B P * ' law ‘ h *«uh will mm At the conclusion of Mrs. Wood wiTth’s testimony tho hearing was adjourned until December 30, when the record will bo signed apd the prosecuting attorney will ask the CANTOH, Ohio, Dec _ Purnell be bound over to circuit Ben Rudner, Indicted with court. Eugene McDermott and Lo for the murder of Don R. Mai* — , took the witness stand *in the C o f m ,J r McDerqiptt trial today. ■MLAcquitted Rudner testified, that he <jU not ... , . ’• . -, know McDermott, the dAVh&nr . HAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 22i— and that he Jbad never talked to (A ^ s iite e n ' minutes after the him in the udner Hardware store fata of Col. Ned M. Green, dejwacd a Massillon. The state contc ’ * prohibitioner administrator, had that McDenfojr^t gut in touch been put into the hands o fa jury, Rudner Ip MareHlon.J * 8 and 9, in .July ho was set free, acquitted of and again on July 26 26, the alleged charge of probmllng eleven bot­ tles of confiscated liquor for use at parties. : . ’ PHILIPPINE us did a federal .oouitrj dispose of the acr ' 0 distinguished iW worker who nddler an Rudner Takes____ Tho thousands o f , packages of to­ bacco, candy and articles of weer­ In Defense Today ing apparel are to be distributed1 mit Mno lily" tW w a y toin inert In the mdnt hospital earv on nKifi a=4s= factories {!. low EcUon. .nd' to portation in costs by th# proposed ed Baron Ungworth Von — . ungathered crops vvatorway would iciently mern, German commissar for the banka, . ^ sry ex- Hhjnalafrjh adjfiftbV ^ the Inter-A­ lo _o(, women’s shoes* has mission the i between 40 kh dftO jg r the German cent In the last 10 years, plo h sralTo sas . ers Believe In VJ w Tho remsins of C. A. Knight, 0fSorrento, ^rho died early last night at the Femald-Lsufhton hospital 4 .. ,v ^ ^ p B P H p i- p. i l l from gunshot wounds which were \yrN FIELD, 22— W , ter, estimated at iVpeka. today said to;hive been accidentally In­ —Kansas ta will have that rate he taxpayers would pay flicted while on a hunting ‘ .trip Tuesday m“ * 11400’e day leas u ite& j i ’i • b n ■<»,;># V to 1 more testa Fill he cornea on December 20 of In the river bed,’ one _ , , sUte'e first oil well, which am and the other ber* will. *• r / . fJ.i I that, If ttho S’ A.Vif.A's _ ' fi w ^ TTgnn i l n vmMfrJ iio LP 8 A N ( TUsh msit ) . day held lip scene of escaped In TH&-. �TH ESANFO : Finally Found (By The Associated Press.) V W . P. GLENN Senate, IH.tHct 26 Bom in Saginaw, Mich., May 18, 861 ,Mr.' Glynn waa deprived o( n ather's care early in life. Ho waa cared, together with two brothfa, by hla mother, a woman of are refinement and culture. Mrs. ilynn conducted a private achool. nd by that meant supported and Jueated her children. Much o f the stfiatpr’a education *a acquired at home. One year at rpent in high achool. As soon i ha waa old enough to, go to ort, he started, ip as office boy i a |aw office, continuing his M lci fat home In the evenings: aUr, after in- had gone to work, w principal of the high achool bold come to Senator Glynn'*' e and hear hla older brother ‘hint recite VirgiL Like a t many youths, the lure of the legraph instrument drew the tentlon o f the senator at about at time, and a wire waa stretch* .to a neighbor's home, telegphy being learned. A-Rttle later, orthand waa taken up. )Vbep about 22, Senator Glynn u employed In the general 000 ndditiob to tho local public eljrtit office of the Flint and Peru utilities ice plant The addition, arquette railroad aa a stenog- tq have a capacity of 60 ton* a giber and voucher clerk. He took day, will increase the company’s trip to Florida to spend a vaca- ice production to 110 tons a day. m with a friend at Creacent ty. He liked' the country, inSMed a few hundred dollars In hd for an orange grove, arJigad for the grove td be aet out, td went back to hla job to seo if iuld earn" enough money to It going. After various other lobat puriidta, during which THIS, S T O K E him made great prepara­ tions to help make thi« your happiest Christmas. 'J , A \ vl most for Shop Early— Together MOTliEK 8 PLANT C IT Y —Springhead is winner of the 1926 betterment con­ test staged among the school* of the East Hillsborough Educational and Athletic Association. $27.50 Junior S Lamps All Shapes All Shades tafci In the interim at Crescent City. Eighteen year* ago, ha ' made that place his home, and * *U ttt i* . something I have never , ypgretted.” He has been o mem­ o ir .of the town council, chnlrraan o f the county commission of PutngTO .county, president of the. board o f .trpde, and of the chamber of commerce o f Crescent City. ’ ^JS^Mor Glynn has always been ■* member of thp Sons of Urn t^jKorUr fbr good roads. He l« American Revolution. " I have been so busy shipping r jOranges that I have not hnd tlm* to think about legislation," he W J. M AX E Y DELL y . . (Senator, Dlatrlct 32) ^.M r. Dell wa sborn on n farm H miles north of Gainsvillc , on Feb. I860. Hb attended the public gchool at Gainesville, and also She East Florida Seminary. Ift 1898, the senator entered the Medical College of Virginia, taking a one-jfear.course. The next yenr, ho pursued his studies nt the col­ lege of Physicians nnd Surgeons, t»O W ' Emory University, for the “ economical recason,” he says, of saving one year, “ which meant a treat deal to ntc."" A - “ I have not seriously coiisRiilercd legislation,'” Mr. Dell Hnid, "but do believe that we should have ^banges in our banking laws. A •Ww whereby each county could dethe benefit from the gasoline tax, based upon thee consump­ tion of (asolince in thnt particular county,” would also tie wVU-dircccjtged legislation, he says. Mr. Decll Ridded that he is in xympnthy ■with the present administration, i“ for the recason that business moliclei have been applied to the ■■ M* ■ ■* ■ « L- (DAY BY DAY IN FLORIDA Tha Associated Press) t)W .—A dividend of 10 t tb the shareholders was by tho State Bank of Bar­ th* annual mwtlng of the dew. Twenty thousand I irai ordered placed to the count, arid a substantial divided profits. All Colors Wood 1‘ols i.hiomc $17.95 $149.00 Sanford, as in no oth ­ with (mu Ii of these suites purchased, your choice of any Floor Lamp on our floor. er city in Florida, has a shortage o f Property - - Rental m eaning What does yoarlj that we are underbuilt Portia Ji in the m atter o f small Homes that should point the w ay to op- t • portunity fo i 0 " A u some one— • \ i 1 ---- !*‘.i_ , There Inis alw ays been a good m arket for real values in homes sell­ in g from $6500— if $4000 you to have Modem Prl anythin g to sell at this price come knd see $7.75 This suite has a beautiful bow-end Bed, Vanity, Chest of Drawers, Bench and Rocker-finished in ivory and brown, gray and blue. One look at this suite will convince you that it is the greatest value ever offered in Orlando. i __ Five Pieces All the old os of . these P°F“ ing cabinet* , beauty ( |on*J quered and w and *t » entirely w * * LAUDERDALE. -a The K)0 ‘plant of tho Southern wtone company, pow In completion,' will be for■cned on Feb. 20. The ©»t' 485,000 and Inside Kjulpnieht absorbed the T »» C da section of Flor-, i rich in oil deposits, Lawson, head of the Console Mlyrorfl Console Tables Buffet Mirrors Occasional Tab Silk Pillows . in Mexico, Okarid other oilleclaring them !H.— Negotlah the football e. N. Y .,‘ for with the “ all. d from high OCR practical ] tries to get tk nut of uur Xaj Money. So v|i ourselves: T * 5-Gifts-in-l. Soa "e nil fin rajejj lh«t settles it ill one big Gift kl corned. Every] our Home ft it I Christmas Sale Price •< R ubs GatSe* Tables 8moke Stands Developers llojfal Easy ChaireN Book Ends 'Picture Frames' ‘ r Candle Sticks^ « Magazine Racks ‘ np<.rt Tables B Room Suites ’ell Chairs Antique Benches , § Telephone Sets r.wr^v �to Who In e Legislature her 10 said that General Yang-Sdflf was retiring toward the east in |he On Defensive Move province of Szechuan apparently with the intention of carving out LONDON. Dee. 22. —(>P)Officf«I an independent domain for hlmadvices from Chinn today state reJj. • . that General Yang-Scn’a troops Today's dispatch from China are concentrating up the Yangtse river from Shusi, to defend the would indicate that Yang-Sen had decided to make a stand against city against the Cantonese, Diapntrhe., from IVkins Decern- the advancing Cnntonew). became a real estate and insurance operator 12 years ago, and, to use |;j* own phrase, "am r.till trying t, t,mk0 u living at the same game .1 j|r< £}00n, tins been mayor ol Clearwater for e ght year* Hi. ■terih expires Jan. I. 1U27. lie die. Jor functions at .not offer for re election, lie has insion are only never hud hut one opponent during heavy burdens the eight >•«•<>»» of hi* tenure lit a.*tjw calls of received the hiuhest vote of any the part of c-ih- county or state off.cn l, with the hief Justice un 1 exception of Senator Fletcher, in House, this add- the legislative race in I'inelia.til occasion* to county. ‘calendar. "A s I ant a new man I i the i tale n Yearly assembly." Mr Booth wrote The tpcial' duties of Associated Press. " I i)n not earn hot be conoid - *" milke any stnt-ments regarding I most' burdett-' issues that will .*»nn* up I feel l#a o f tho dowrt* that Got Martin's administration lived In White l,nh been one of the best the state may be gatH* ^ns ‘•’''•t1' enjoyed, and I am heart Ih if f rofiuentors My in f * v,,r of his policies." alive Mansion, stD In GEORGE W SCOFlKI.li lons,if {flUjUull garden parties. juii (House of Representative* i dal occasions hnVe lt « year* the **Open-! Born at. Rartrnin, Fla . 42 >enrof more th#n 50,000 ago. Educated in the high .-eh ...i Iy, without reckoning and law department of Stetson t'ipj»y reapri ts" at the Iversity I In* served h- m iiiv i m i i offices. I city attorney, ns well n> *-u.nit\ «t ' for the While House tornry and states nttenm f n t h. i chosen from a list fifth Judin,vl Circuit I In* been .< I eight to ten, member of the lowei loam h is unique i f"re. having* sen rs in that o f-, lb '-1 TU Or Other persona) Ml Scofield Relieves that some tt Individual, and not plan should he worked out t" put ly.namc or wealth, ln-,int,, <tilt iv at i**n the -tut. - m o .i M ipllation. Every per- lands and to maihei the pr*.*lin *■ IUt. i* invited to fco to C dlntier or reception f i a fo given in hortnr of j ihe dlpkunutic corps IV Court and the R|*cnV II atiiJ ha i'll •*11 tinii to the'"diploruntii i urnl fi r*-f f J<t r|rtf ' TtgretiSlonhl. army nml u« lit" 1 , 1*1 ivy, and Kett' YenrV rereprloiis M.* -e , w hr i • h* About r.n to a Rlnnrr .) b'**1l.lnu i1 t i * j' r he dinners nrp uiiliallv nl-.-n h.ngll r-h U 1jk!ii N1 Fii guests, to whom a few hun n|ic \ IMi-1 it! < . r J- i tore nre added after dinnei iiI Bf tur i-i l I) i v■•f sft , Jty a llUsicnle. Tl,e rerep alp 1 f i uift ! hr I nr. c i - if - nf Ma i y v e i y mutjh jargvr affair. I i>II*4Jfr- Ilf lav*. Two J«d*s Trying To OcJipy 1 Bench m-N’ TOK 'll.'D ec. 22.— OP) At- elrcted last No\V S, Moore, I hv llov. Miriam v . A . Ferguson, was sworn in F H -. N. Y. TE AM LEAVES day following n a«rl<y»'of suits on Y n tllT T ie ^ 50 ' G,, n the balloting. Owslcly ojwncd NEW 'i O ltk, Dec. (/T*J On ^KNSACOlX't, ' court yesterday, entered orders in board the steamship Arapahoe <^Lhf £ £ a suit and left for lunch. During ,i)0llll)| f „ r Florida today wore grid*m" Civil ."*V; his absence, Moore reopened court. warrio„ of tho Rochelle! •lUMUin ut Miu New * lurt.nuno, , . ^ <JlYl l Issued instructions regarding, tho ... .."I School, New Rochelle, N. YJ l'n from *«t*r n„ same esse and ndjournoti thf^trilr* will piny Hillsborough H ig h ]nir ,tj' tion h«rt, WjjW unal until Friday. Owsley pres at Tampa <?n Christmas and Or- i *" Bouton, for u‘ . * ently returned and resumed bus lamio on New Y ear’s Dny. the friem. n. incur. ' PCY- -» ripened and Mrs. Cool* round of pre«iinter activities I little interrupniddle o f rebru- ‘ rtJntilng to over n thousand Mu* I'i111•l lit' ' M'i!" If Your Walls Were B u i l t o f SPONGES Of fst* ^e*tt* ptaui of uU. is |if ticI ire few Y car's day, wlu*n u t© nl| the offiriulapdipl" other functionaries wh> cted to tfrfng- greetlngti to Homey the-E xecu ti'e jn U opened to all whu wj-h Jlipon the President A* > 4,000 - |MTSnn* Nm r Itlf I n . . I Ihs; ( iJSl I r ‘ ,i ••- 1•f11 t to w a terp ro o f. T h e m f b y inis * r Tfit M I ' Iff It- 1 I i f f|9 C g; n have an qctuaj attraclon for i f t.y 1.4*1i ll m oistu re. ul. 1'fiurth nhirii which (he i*f CiPHkftli M i n i Kinrnli ' who wa s *eri au*' v ..... )r*||, for the nmbH»s*d<>i»hip lie United States In a i u r w l Henri today win" named riennu. Y AGENTS IIKT TUNING ILE,*Ala., Der. 22.(/Vi — Ar unofficial advices here coast guard .utter Tnl [ will arrive here some time Wednesday with .1 It IWg, New Orleans, federal ttn agent and .1. It Han,I I, Miss., const guardsman II‘ inapped Arsene 1 ) -•••■ ahunrd the .1, several ■ , your house to be da^ip. material [ill r pone for I* <>f I tic p ro p e r every building a apeclaliied Thy* man "h o cun Ill'll) lull make a « Is" hc|c< Hon i ■ . o u r i-vt a lilndlf'd I** a J [ ii in h er A tie ,. I. i .a il on find l i i t It I* y.-a * - of > U n ­ i o n , )■ at) suv* ' o>l Ilia i * d a m p house is usual!}) an un­ h ealthy house. Build with that has the 1.111........ lid aiM i‘ f "all v t>* ..... -a t |*f l.i l top a hi', l, i e In ) otii holmIf*' "HI ' "Ii oin Hint F L O R I D A DKNSK P I N K Ih the HiningeBt un*l i njaterial most d u r a b l e n n sr*-.l re lumber jm Florida D e n s e P in e. very hard D e n se and P in e is a fin e-g rain e d variety o f the f a m o u s long leaf, y e llo w pine. It is filled with c o m p le te and resin final against other as a protective dam pness shield and d isintegrating all forcec. Its extra d eca d es o f service m ak e it the m ost e c o n o m ic a l lum ber yo u r you can lu m b e r use. d ealer A sk for Florida D e n s e P in e. no attraction for r hh>niia I . I! ha Yctlda itffii * -ii» i* tkhitdtiol Fi*»rn hi- riirlv P m e l e n s S u ite d b ijc N a tu r e t o H o n d a C lim a te F L O R I D A DENSE L O N G L E A F PINE M A N U F A C T U R E R S JACKSON VII. I.K. 11(1111114 finooKi ic A f'L o a con *. E »Sl port, Fiff ftf AN D REW S LUMBER BAY CO 6h« rmso, FU, PUTNAM L U M 0 B R CO. J a ch t o n v i l l s . F I a W C SHERM AN CO. LiK * W ait* P Ia TH E D O W L I N G CO. O d e ssa, Fla. *,| •'./= 1 T H U R S D A Y ,, f . -a W h ere to G et Good A d v ic e W hen Building tl IMl I o ,<|\I. o ,1till 0)11 "III ________________ ________________________ _____ *?.i 'TXF■■■■-' damp climate I lx- i h u l i c N aturally you do i)ot wish hu) tmod hr 11it - mn.irrd aiM i*Uld led, having winked ut ulmnst every kind . f voratimi and n\neat mn, inrinding aiiwnidl* -......- ,,n sea­ gull! vessels, a- ,, fain hand, and a- a honk salesman Mi Wnrien heart il\ and uiieipiivoeally" in -wipathy with the present ad inim-I i at ion, he j says. "I consider Marlin mie of the', v, , > greatest, if nm the greatest | K“ veruora Finn,la has evei h ai.j He will find me uph..tiling his hands in (he m-xt session, even a* Aarcn upheld the mighty arms uf mntrhless Mose* on the hill » f Horeb, while Joshua battled Amalek in the 'alley below " . B uild with the lum ber that N atu re intended fo r this Florida buxiiie** hrrn ttotkllitj *11•. mis I 11 f *••4 h \ h** ’ in n tsit, .f I! ■l ;•1a f>s svii 111 n vT ! It.n kTu •rlt U*h mi table-, amt I - ___________ A . . 11 1 is term ed tists. re*rntatiiO from (iii)f county, wa * horn m Hlmint^tuw n, Fla , Ort \ 100-r4 Hr attended the puhhr ► f f HIhniin a.tvd Wo It MO ' CliUlllle**. 411M1 ^ »f T» : •• li'ilh flit mirh at foot-halt in Mtf law t la-- mV/ffluiidel, who writ kllinui I a poet in addition to his repute l as a diplomat, received the n|i fita the Washington post .... J . GcrPiiger de* lined to a, >t it renewal. ' ----------------- This capillary attraction by scien- \ m4) i f \ . i i S t I *i-( r r ■■1 >r * ? • 1 * ca^lopp, up to 1,000 person- b \t nr> Mt* ,> jii £i- 1 . i, 1 j pn personally greeteil e v e n 1,ij r h a ti*i f f .if • . - " ■k 4Utes. Mr s ( oolidge w e a l pai r of kid gloves lit e v e n Jon, and after the Ini get ■- r lea the President' * hand is Ml Waiirii, nrwlv rlrclctl re,.id sometimes swollen. jfj Dec. 22,(/PlCount ( harles hern at the I' lUW' i-.tv l*hr nI Ir M1rtt' t 1 n1 smbrun, French mini*tei at G o one step farth er. they are frequently sojhard Ives o f the r*pportunity tmM d ra w just as surely* as sponges do. That is w h y Af r BtM’th hflu srrvfii a k ^ nvi'iii hri t»f tlic Irpal f'\ «mitni{ i.yi Irihi I avail i-t th< utr and I .1 luri r . nf ml Claudel New rench Ambassador materials m oisture to a lesser degree perhaps, but y»ri iiu.’ fi L -St. iJr l r r - !m t n 111 ’< |in* • f Tha* • » . building Build with lu m b er and have a hom e that has no suspicion o f dam p* ness. S om e < ^u.11 Sy |jrr nit moisture. your house w ould be d a m p because sponges absorb m oisture. ; The President atul M t» I I •’ « i itiHr l ' 1 \ pl.t '. '.'li' j.vri’i I ahake han. h with ever> jin f -■trI Jhr ho r «' t-a fit it.)4\ > i■ I=» ! • r . tfi* course "l «a*f# I I‘i - ‘vr n .J. M. GRITFIN LUMBER CO Hetopaw, Fla. j MAY ARNOLD LUMOCR CO iV p ^ ' i o 'I, FI*A R L DOWL I NO -5* SONS Bradenton, Fla. F OSH E E LUMBER CO Willow, Fla w McW i l l i a m s CQ. f»vt Myers. Fla. [ W ROND r O take Hi'en, Fla, noux CRATE CO. Oartow. Pi*. RUSS L U MB E R CO *re*dta, FI*, m o LUMBER CO, &tuirt4 FI au l u m o b h CO. K*y*viU.. ri. INDIAN L llM H*>n CO. K*' , «y Clly. r i . LYON PINS CO. Odciit, f>*- kcysvillk �— ■ "■ ( I ' san an: If O’Dowd. Oi, Beat Kid Iwnoho, San 10t . Kid Kua; — .. . rex, San Ant knocked out LONDON, Dec. 22 . - b 'P )- T h c Kid.Reyes, Piol f l ) . etnlcniciit liy the fxjlitical science DE.NVEIt-.il .Wright, Omaha, | no fac" ,lv "f Columbia University fn, Cl,. 5 a * t , 0mnh*. S. 231 rvS ' ■ Tt/2 - ^ CHICAGO! flee. 22. — (/FJ— The - New nettings which permit . .ivrrtity thit oft ''besets kings „ |,crn’ 11 v.,n..g revision of the war debts |^ “l Ami|. Denver. -i. Il«tI nd jirosperity that has thrived, in ' ' * Cn aro,ln< ? settbments is hailed by the Times |* '['5 Jc*' *■{ fought a -Iraw stones. tmliis .i*i "evidence that n section < Tiny Mti ri , Denver, Mrdcrick have combined in n few the I* Old gold mins, opening with un of tin odficwted opinion of Itear* to turfl n 8ection on eastern states accept* the viewa [Fifth avenue intix tho jewel mur- invisible spring to displny a and argunichts which have hecn o u r * O —f f|. ItMI)m ,u.IWAi watch. U ft for"the world. in v x n lr fl cmunuiously pressed upon America r o u Ninu.Mii: c o tH T r. ouNTir. in | And today, « survey shows, the (IIA N rK H V . _ Wutthwi, giving' the day* of Ihtiby her European debtors." wrrdcj^i AntyrieaYf husband is TtSAKI. JON EH Seek, month and the phase* o f ! "The faculty of the University,” 1 Cntuptiilnanl, (ortunstely ennbhd to solve the the moon. •v h * the paper continues, "has dune posnroblem, of what to give the wife \ Kings iinii empire /have cun Rihly a scrViea to the moral judg- W II.I.IAM t\ JO.tKi Christmas, by simply buying trihuted lavishly to 'the supply j merit of the American intulligunt'luiiAi Fer the latest blue white diamond here. Isia un the debt’question, nod show- H i h P T A T t : o r j- o h i d a in the world— available at $300,W II.I.IA M C. ,Q,\ w): One may buy pearl car rin g*!ling hew nearly these approach the> It upprurlnK tree a aware i.iil ~ 1 ■Wore Kill that once belonged to thjr* Em­ views cumhionly held in Europe," uf Cunt p i u l (It III I h l . CNUaa Tho dinmorid weights 127 earare a lto n r e u m r t k l i b n t t Reinforced, as they assuredly will mf.::,. g Sts, which,* experts say, j* good' press Charlotte of Mexico, wife of bf, by the steady growing prossure l-'lu rhld . u n it thm y.i nr<vA rt%,jL freal,i.,it R id r n i I »• the ill-starred Maxmiiian. u f n a t u t e or rr cuttr ty .ether th«„ aright for the money. It is larg­ of economic factors frvtn which thr^rttate uf pldrirtn 711111 thui The emerald oar rings made er too, it I? snid, than the Kfhinthere is no escape, these viewr may plurh uf rrahleucd la tilth u C r which flashes on England’s for Josephine nt the order of Na­ gradually permeate the masse* and therefore, j-uu, .Wp am "■C. J ore unleCod atuf, r^ttt (*d to l-u ml poleon. The cx-CzarV Venus. . pvBeen on special occasions. the politicians, but the process >i|)pear Itefirra tHU'C. irt bn H-<: crnl inches high, carved from n uf Jiuiiuiry, A. 11. 1911. to ih Within n few blocks are to be must he alow, while for tho pfesent day 't! Iiltert ,uk on .1 hill of e;>mpliil(u ex |aand other jewled trinkets, single sapphire and ^mounted un it is to bq feared that the .faculty’* you in thls .csUM. ofterwlnn * .1. a ruby. I -' 'J We have Tangerines, — --------j ! Pn’ S" to_ your. Northern friends, can arrange lovely, attractive 'xjemmmWk i.'ii'! ". ' , ; j able prices. ■ v t : /?<*.' r j a E i Si t v ' y*l '111 ^ \ . LC Don t fonret tlllOUt VOlll* rniViatmnR Print rvliro id emoof inioir nn/l Opposite V a ld ez ^-Hotel gj liich, the dealers contend, moke the. splendors -glories and . . of .me n twinkling Insignifieanc?. For Instance: Brooches o f mother-of-pearl, inRid to form clouds and trees, with fountains o f diamonds- playing in foreg round, lorgnettes concealed in crystal ngs. excursion into‘ the domain pf high Ci*ro pro oonfcuo v Single stones, without antique politic* mity be‘ misnterpretod and uanhi.t you. Jl I* onlrrert that and historical sittings or modern politics to support conflicting con­ nui>|l*l<c(t in pie Kan inrtistic embellishment, new .paper piltillnhrd undergo tinental policlcri" Kelitlnule County, ‘f i n curious vogues. Emeralds are umong the lend­ er* now, dealer* say. possihily be­ cause the Viscount Lascellca gave the Princess Mary one fur her engagement ring. §5ici3e Theory Is Scouted By Lawyer For Mrs! Ingetshll Sanford-Orlando Road at Ginderville -y** sf ; - —.tua . I- l>n em- hi* noth. 1. Ifll II. llet.i|it In Hurtl- r I i Au. tine.- ..1 ii Week f « r four cons utiv* v .. 1. • A l ^ VTtTfnwS my hart, ntul »eul the t’J reolt 1'ourt of the S< V - fl t . Judicial. Circuit (if !• >rhl». If [<>r Kcniinule Ouitniy *hn this l-« *l> e “ V. B. DittniAKS Cl*rk of lh«j Vlreutt hnirt "t i he ii T IR E S and T U B E S **■* 7th 4 UlUct*) Ctrcil' of t • In irhil for Hentlnol* CoUjlty A Il> A. M WllKKS, |t T» pity vTrrk ♦> IttraD . IIWNITTEW ftpBNt'l n A I'lnH - - -TN E W -V0 RX,. Jlcr. 22. - W I — The lu’eidp tlTt-ory uttadltwi to thc death of Mrs. Robert H. Ipgt>rsi)ll TttN Suljcltur* npl of n-»-■1 vv’ho I* alleged to have severely for 1 'umplnlnant. •v a i r l u i e e r r n . n , . (wounded Wallace M. Prohnsco, in 1/t* n h I f i o. . P?0, “ 2‘ , " ,0 lha* spc,,on fur breeding with her fashionable Ihtrk avenue apart 'hl’l-T h c Onlted States. Uurenuj the native herd*, led to the *w i msnt on Sunday end then tunnel Have \>u Animal Industry ha* arranged ; .ion of the he roan to provide ex the pistol on Her-elf. today u-a* |t place tin expert in animal hus- pert* to further such work. tier the fire of her attorney, FmiSome M< ney n.lry in FWHda nn.l Geornin to ! ..... . , h, , ritk c . L ,y|m, ch„ . Brick building, mrclwnro, -u|K-rnte With the state live two states in which such follow I In a statement issued after I’mnek sanitary boanls in promoting j up Wtir|( has been undertaken by bunco had been released from the and gTocery umJ Iry g'ltuix T improvement of bcof and dairy 11Itn stale hoards. Dr. R. A. Ram- prison ward at U.dlevue hospital HttK’k, also dra, % n real ip * , 1 1 was announeg. ut t i n eay, chief of the tick eradication f on S12,B(KI bait op a technical bargain. c ° * r* * * nupp, 8 e ve - clivUion, United Stair? Hurrau f»f » chanre of hdtnicide, l>eubu?chor drAny rtuisomib; offer nnorfan. Animal Industry, wn* In l-’loridu nieii thnt Mrs Ingersyll gersyn owed Pri rnnsiclert * iTlie experts will aid in tho sc when plans wen- funned to plure bunco money. sniiT rrobai-cu was pliuii of nnimuis to be brought the pure bred sir.-* m the l.ilu-rtv the pursuer nf the dead woman, Inquire at Po to ft*ice io the tick-free areas of the county section. Upon hi* return l'-. mid demmuinl a thorough jedice i<«’. where such assistance is d c -. Washington he r-]K,ned the mat In. I .tike Mary. invest igntipn. led, and to udvisc ns to the prop- ter ltl !he chief of the bureau >im| feeding and genera! cure of the , he assignment of an expert by the M iT in ported stuck. government followed ’ll Mi, I ' |.r- t i Thr KmIUiW Hie actum nf the State Live . p|an- f„r , h„ , , ■n1 H1wI Sn lllHhiftfl Mtrct work v-k Sanitary Hoard In helping w)|, |>rnbtt|lh lli. fifi.ii . •■f •**•« 't 1'i.X\WH .................I early -mi Htpft Hrrt •**■11U• ’ M 1 i- Iil TmI *( r rmuti cattle owners of ! ihertv , , . .. ,, ,, •Pb 11 , , , in Jsnuiirv, Dr Mm llorne u f t h e I I ♦♦ L ntv to introduce pure tired sires , . ■. , ,, ' . ledenii bureau, advised Ur Knapp • i i m r m r t Vn A. 1:" • ■1 '• 'l*' • itf h • x1 .*\ .11 hill <<| » 1 I d during n visit here He stated that v2 liti ft m i l t .<fp I b ui 1 1 r tf * , ». the move to develop better rattle ' ’ «»i * '1^ iPfii uLiip I i-- h m, fi 1 hi, k 1 v1 h'' H,i i p Jnt. ft tilt k It".* In tick-free areas would probably Flair o f Styles l uHlrni*! %vt, if. receive such support from the guv , ll*7fi • il Y .1“ m i . it \ it 1 1rvt| #j | (Y'J »( I . *tu t erttmenl as a general thing hence Mi l* bn f l '■11e!1 it ini t. til i«-i it $J fitf \ ifi'l IM I (M r Associated I'reBs) ❖ Un fl In riel. = ■ r r*ti i h ^ 1 ? C 1 forth. HAI-F-HEAHON STY I KS Send Experts To Georgia And Florida Thtirsriny and Friday nre our g ift days, our of* faring in our profit on any T ire or Tube in the ?j Store at abnolute Dealers cost, every T ire and Tube a FIRESTONE PRODUCT, and new fresh Stock— Most complete stock in the City, a Tire to fit every known Job will be found here nt the lowest price that you ever paid for n F IR E S TO N E on old worn-out or off-brand, or so-called just as good Tires, on spoiling the happiest day o f the year. 1 * .X . , 1 All thnt wo nsk iH thnt you pay the Service m a n , 25 cents for each Tire.change. Don't forgot the days T H U R S D A Y A N D F R ID A Y . t “ We Serve T o Serve A g a in ” 2: simple forms and sahdiied colors jra- tcrise the half-season style* iieing shown nt I ’nrto. For Irnitig dreese* light flannels, fine, w y s , -plain satin and crepe tie lint in various shades o f lodge pray, art the materials most Ip'.eved. Particularly a t t r a t live afternoon bses are mndi- in b l a c k , brown, fen and grey *ntim> with long eves, tight and slightly nicked |the wrist* and necks cut to the if the thrnat finished off by l i t t l e Hinted lank C o l l a r a n d how ■nd tic, or a l a c e jabot. Tie|rtwhich a r e u s u a l l y hunt 1 ' • ‘ mti BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT ! OF RED PEPPERS; M * - I A Ml 11*| mx I. Ill 1,1'*. a I I V|let|s. I’ epper itub’’ is the old r*Min ilv tiidt liring? telii r,,\. ary nuulc, of th. fh m y *td-I ,, , |innnl , 1 un-1 it eertnum | » T= = rry- mm 8a nf.M-fl Flm Pin Fl I at Lrif * I - > at U . I . . . #9*1 I.Ml let ! i«4ii 1: fi7 s ‘ ' Ab l A. C. M AD D KNjr ■f . :m m ^ ? j \ i .. , x SANFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 3. T r i i <r * ■* J» . -•> il<«v fa '.'SfS .... fr-r^ f* • .. t II I'" K D K cm ber ' 2 1 ^ 1 \titli < Kristinas hut a f«>\\ <la\s ahead. Fire C h ief M, N. Cleveland wishes, for the safety pirn-.-, i.t i u 'H re'-ident iti Sanford, lo Iksuo a few precautionary do’s nnd d o n H , f d l l Q ’ I. 1 i-u must.x hav«> a nmtlle in the w in d ow on C h J stm u s E ve, make It an electric orie— th a t • Tf ■Jy •* o- *,fJBtA AirtflMi mm H-x <iRo not illuminate (he tree with candles. (Colored electric;light assembles arc pior© ornamental j if used with care, are sufer. A spot-light focused upon the tree Is, however, the safest method of Ull, gives a pleasing effect. }j , _ ‘‘fjlmckcrrf sheuJd exprdsc grent care with their matches and amohiag materials while netr trees decc.alions. Keep matches out of the reach o f small children. * * 4’ ’ 'r'*’ m l * . /• • •- . - ..... ns should t ‘Toyw requiring alcohol, gqsoline or kerosene should be = avoided, _____ lure machines using-inflomable film. W. ;V-- ■ "Cheap electrical playthings should he forbidden ns I cure, dangerous connections... Such electrical'opparat is hrs ! “ ff it is felt that Santa Claus ; coi store tilth- shopping headquarters it at. the Perfume Sets . ■ M rx i l i u . ___ n _x_ V'C • ^ i y i J Military Sets I)esk Sets tri S -. . / .T j i j * ' • V “ if anyone’s clothing docs catch fire, the victij ‘ ‘ _____ ft.t _t_ J v o l l - rug or jllly rol 1A 'ftJHG •*> . i*. ■•*■- •Fl i , I - d .w , - loves : - ^W5Tv, Jm ,- Ivory, Goods- :A Shaving Sets m • * i ‘ v <. • - T 11. - .. / N - - J _ Leather-Goods , V. i ffi 1 a M p m "Never leave ;objccl.—j\lvrnyB f :h ' f"C h ria tm a 8 f i r. Candies in phinstmas Boxes ■ L *j > r . U: ■ T'* ' -a -*?■ m m t W inflnmniable; •ct and -' v ? •' * . ! .T- • _ _____ i . ____________ _ - — ’ i l tm m t h “ U kl metal tinsel, flake a-1;lies ton p.htl pawtlcrcii mica fpr «now effects Instead of-the highly patjcr clippings jmd cotton. 1 ./ *, t h * <‘n> n l H . i n f n n l Tfnpiiy will (he fam ily be who makes our ^ "if a Christman Iree Ik used, make surd thnt it Ih sccufely ?d t tip ko (hnt It w in ridt topple ove. http it mvav Irym hdatinR nml lighting fixtures. ■ ■? ? ? ■ T h c a ..fe nwrJy >*■<■-. v | — — — M. N . C I . E V E L A N D . X ’h U f *♦***> h. It. f i l l I,IPS. Pill- t’ lerk. y" from the UnUdtl StMWb I ® ‘j PHONE 77 (HEAU * tnve parliamentarians a Jolt, j »he wore it the first time in ■ bouM. of commons,-alter her * ^ M * 0 T> rb i I**'i r e n t iw^r uiintini «iO u ll |>;i v WiinriMA in ) haiitl i l i T l i y m u i th#- H«*«l n f 1'lnrtihi, llifft 22n4 i l a y i»f n e r e m D e r , ,\ I* !!*!*- ‘-fashionable Parisiannes. Not lumbering affairs now unl-J t^lly ahontlojrfd cverpa by tlrt ‘fits, but' elegant affairs >, in Kkbordered with red, ftrnanjent»hh bucltlex and fifaed with XV.heels, Tho. genetal. ef* riogant and pleasing. ■ ______ Astor hi ihan - tnt *-rwe-rt Ion #»f tt . *1 | 1HI * \ Mr «: | • M.IT 1 Its-*. » .il Ml.. 111f e r a c r l li.n : h *f. 1 1 It. 11 >n f lir.in . *■f 1 t 1 t vi 11(1 1 I h nv ■ dm (■ 1»■H «l f f»f ‘ Ifl kill entH% I m • | . f,M (>f Hi II f 1ti I *I I f t I tell t %, iflli 11 li« ii ut i»4«11 (*tnl F U ifM ■ m- *'*** not the fact that tho milfr>- trimmed with seori nl0T1K Hnca of Hhe "vagAmodel which f a ------- * “®n» bes^ seller!, ^.rifa that attrocum ?f| H E A IH R 1AttTBRS 9fa7 M tHV ritvfth lln r nf Oruru ?t r**el u l lli the* riiint U t i f ( i h t * Dll ml /<f MjiK H\* fill*' I ti rbf* 1*1It* •*f Hit fi c Mill M I « h l a >ri r lir l i .i l b. S .i lif ui <1 F1«(I iibi I l\. • . * Mill fj. I t. 31) 4 . .»»»} I flu f. p-tHutitfi -tDI \ *- i - 1:i n i ( hief r.7.u :* ■* 11,76 L* I I..... tIt•* I . T . \ E lf NUN. f« F* •I I f • I •e»*’»»11’ . t nce it is always easier to l s •0 the theater than to Pari..' «rican women, who attend the ( *tcr, according to Broadwny’*! i.tJrwswi art fosses, may take! fr fashion tips1 thts year f r o n , Ufc ^ ? f :8JS u V 'h »T of L Vo»; •• : h ' * - • — l,» 11 'l 2 r.ui j :i I .1 Ih arranged to suit the w e a rer’s T i l e m o m e n t y o n a p p l y iit*d P e p ’ made of fur, ribbon, in nut, | p e r K i l l , y o u fee! t h e t i n g l i n g h e a t it; cope dr Chine, velvet or! In three m in u te * the congested i be color is due -n to g o , h -hWith '* w,mml •*«*•! ' he coat coat or costume ^ iI h ’ I K i * ru n nf»rtfa U »’ oat the lint may match the through. When you ore suffering front a cold, rheumot ism. hack tab f r * t . h . .111 h s o i f * r ' "i- with a cloth coni over n .■.if* ‘1f*A f^v: 1«) j U 'c om the lint matches the ’ ache, s t iff neck or sore muscles Ttu* siIn•v f* hMti fn Ilk? f Infit .‘’ MryaniPHH il Tr luM-vbl'1 Ifl full Up In 1juat get u jnr i f Rowlc- Red Pep- | F n h r w i r y IftST. u I i I m h i I lit* > n »• i u m t lif te r H i i f l i tlurr ut 8 I pef Rut), made from red popperr. 1 inrMth ti fi f tu v a l r l f In It n H l j U i l Un unt i l ln ? i. ilfr n **n t h wltli p YORK OUT-DESIGNS PAR ! at any drug store. You will have' |the i)uicke*t relief known. Always INFW YORK RESTS PARIS the -potlight falling on the lend- say “Howies." vimen In ten outstarniing If* on Drnndway ' thi* tea*6n frals the fact tllht NewT York “out-deflignctl" Paris in ronkorihg new notes 'to the fejn|t^ wardroha In only two proFioti* has Paris hftrl n part in Jtumi- designing, • I S i,*.r m mmim il. I ltl D T \\ I U .i A >18 Final Ft FronUin* S im f n r il H r lg h iw 11•*hsl»i at II ! ■ n i. l i r **c*rl |»t loll T M • .1 1 1 r -t ! f r »of h k i j 3,1 t l ftm( I I < XAMI 1 i St. •t’ .'VRT ,.fT : --.ivdji +ii * tii l Mgtltevf m« mill t h' ! Si I n . b q ig . rnT \r. i ‘i if-v 4 I b( i 1*, .k"111- . illicit* t<>' tfdiiiccn, J mt . ' .-f»t r a n VUA.T.-'Y nr'f.-^t Ap-ntnr-ifirnt pi j 409 W . 1st Phone .>18 I'tl I HgltU'i 1 liiF 1 ..PH1 11. t s'. flit I 'll VI * tli, *:itintMkii<l the tops of the -..■eiiiv Lo e n d th e lig liU ie s m ol J I D m *. I -ole, n leather belt being the I. tluve he cotigefttion and sorenes | I > trimming. M r ? fJ I» H u r l r.ghl out. Nothing hn* such coneenltrntwl N E W H A T FORMS penetrating heat :d red popper* fine tie In Pnix milliners. In an and when lieilt poimtnitq right rt to got away from the too icwti into cold*, congestion, aching (tple high-crowned clotdle hat b niscle* itntl sore, stiff joint,- re |i.-'lucing turban* with <lra,i- I J'-" rumen at once ......., k............................. Off Ull v 1 111"'I Fli£ RAY BROTHERS Tire and Battery Supply ^1 f l 1 l" 1' "•! ' ’l* uupit-iM t..p i 1rir'li tfiii-K . 1' "M ft .‘"lb IH. .till, i l S1 I it'd Wiirk l.afn-f -i I S Ilix|irt t |-1ft ,,( mM.tlrtl- Ease your tight, mhing chest U H I i u c h .t Tilt Stop the pain Break op the cm 1 ** HF« Fa MF*1,11 <■“ V F R ^ H ft I Ml F| gest ion. Feel a tool cold loosen up » r F fv U iin just a short tipie \\ I t'ii f• r "lied i h kr k D O N ’T T A K E A C H A N C E m �H F ‘ m w«® " aL' ,lW <'0B8 akd red #* Rerond Metier, this month Aatirizing society. Miss Helen Walker, a mem......... ? her ^ eJunior inrfoTd' VVJVid*1 u n .i^A ci'ot hero f° ft hth JuniorLeague Leagueand andthe theNew NewYcYork bar, calls her fee h a. [contribution, “ Presenting Mrs. Chase-Lyona." Hootesflea -r—-----;----Ediiot *.v ’ ho make a specialty o f collecting celebrities for their funcr AM IA B LE COLLEGE professors If. DKIIO..;.^.. ----- M*»U«r '.ion s w ill see themselves through Miss W alker’s eyes i f they kULt: ■ JONKO, H a iw itM K4Um assure the President and Mr. Mel­ dare read that book. J M V m n L n im o x i i a t k i H The other book, “ A n Elegant H istory o f New York lon thnt they should change their ar—rr.oo; au*2 «iomtrMMO. views on the war debts. JVeted In Clly ><y <■nrrler. !»<•/ fo r Young Persons of Quality," was done by Samuel H. QrdEurope hates us already on ac­ h, J5c. Weekly Edition t*.o* way, Jr., soh o f Chief Justice Ordwny and himself a lawyer. hy \ "/ ! * The outline o f the Ordway book as given by the author count of those debts, nnd if wc inoblltiutT goes in th is fashion: "Society (in the early days) an en-<Binl on payment, we may find our-, r**oltino&s Ices uf *n««rt»loloents where lightened band o f aristocracy; (a fter the Revolution) th e jBC,vc* ln “ wnr‘ So any the pro' \] are made wlf. brchargi-O circle o f culture and refinement; (the Victoriun era) envied j f esaor*- *sdv«Ti 'hdv«rll»l*a t* exclusiveness; (today) a fiction of press agents." r— TH AT WOULD HE bad, for we (Ena AMOCIATKU I’ll CSS The Herald lias not had an opportunity to review either ,do‘ *"nt want more war. But tho Ae’ iklair.l Press is exetusAnted tr> the, use fur ro­ o f these books, but what a theme! beat way to get into war is to il of all hews dispatch * In this paper u n j also the Society as you know it, society as you see it in the so- show that you nrc afraid of it. nt .v*, pulillllied herein. All n » : t»f Tspuhllcatlon o f specltl called "sm art set," society as you read o f it in the news from The best way to keep out of it, is © tcW s herein ore also resorted. expensive places, what a theme, we" repeat, for a writer with to -be ready for it, and meet it som ething of humor, something of philosophy and something three-quarters f.f the wny, if It PAY, DEC- 32, 1D20 o f pity along w ith his g ift of portrayal of things as they 1 tnrlx coniinjf. UK JLKIIAI.O rl.ATPOIlM o re ! { rles/lsk e sl SanfonP* <ronl It takes cash, or the things cash buys to really he anyHOWEVER, THERE in doubt a3 r"*TSl*r route to Jnrbaonm JK? * ‘ a.*t* ? f . thinir lil the »o d a l world today. Thera mu»t be to *, to fit J E S S 'S ion ‘ at, HI. Jopss-Is- the piece, manners to amt the crowd, and morals— none. [ N„ p0l, o„ art, i ™ „ „ h e r Csssl. ' Morals, indeed, are passe. If one has some deep found- pood deni about war whm he' ■frlleloo «»**»■ ol rwklle « » r . courts. ed ideas o f honor and decency it is best to talk o f them flip- |started on hi* Egyptian r iqmign, tie. tlW of holldloc . *ro- panel. , i f one would he a social success. I f one hns an in -, J10 took with him solemn jirtifcMoj-H —houses, hotels, sporl! houses. nate respect for law ant! a contempt for the weakness that I ft'™ , Thmr1 'r"^n"r K n T d i i " I’ smnils*lea of f i v e rarmcalls for booze as an essential to "good times," it is wise tnlnifiod touch to the- expedition. lion of- -h o M le v s s o keep these, pceu liaritr; hidden. I f one him a penchant fo r! ------Lobe Monroe. «r» talk untinged by scandal and for conversation upon tin* deep-! ,llJT WHEN real fighting ■ of dtp besotlflrsPis lot; * . , i. tlool , ll!',ql,“ nj school system ' f t things q f life, he must never give a hint of it. That kind 'o?l^ ’.nNhir,,.!f®ni/ 0f^ e^ ,u sroelsloa for lucrvasrH go *n the set advertised as Society. .gave the order "Scientist* and don*?' rt •. «• ->r n • .. ^T h a f ‘ ‘circle o f culture and refinement” which Mr. Ord-Jkeys in the center.” Id l e t e r s e ottty to the days of the eighteenth century as I • CITRUb ,T,nle T ded »„a Amno. |8‘ mon Pure No_ . l«m Kruli XiVlna J}«m Ciiru* \ Citrus Hp.cUl * 4 2*10-10 p * Vln* E 1^ " «lr'r r Cent CfUt Rn..i.a ITS Bptclai , Citrus Spcoilil |.j.i } UemOr»n«, Ty*J J tl.m Taagcrlns** Hatsumn Hp«ci»| °rB?5K. V An Excellent Recommendation YESTERDAY E very Floridn citizen capable of intelligent thought will approve the recommendation of the State Chamber of Com­ station's Jiour." - < merce for. tho establishing of more experimental stations throughout Florida by the State University Department of Agriculture. •By rights Florida should have an agricultural experi­ idle Hermann mental station In, e;very county with efficient, courteous men s n coat *, . ®- o. Painter FertOi** Jacksonville, Dur.l \m ONE - DAY SERVIl SANFORD -I laundry, 819 W. 3rd St, ..f*f “ _____ big company is drill: for o{L0own near the Tuminmi lil. Ptaftaps’ they have taken “i the success of Mr venience and expense of all day trips. In th e experimental stations there should lie young plants f o r sale at a nominal sum, and the men in charge should so have their work arranged that they could visit people interested in th eir work, and g iv e advice on the ground.. So many farm ers have conn* to Florida from slates T h ey where conditions are entirely different from Florida's come w ith records of success in their home *tutcs and make PHIS I'llU N T K Y ’S niLome. failures here, just because they attempt to do things in tin about one hundred billions a year, way they did "buck home." and have no one to tip them o ff is old) tile beginning of national tiydiic innumeruhhydif^y ' in cushat ar<Qo confront o) th Such farmers, and many a*nutive Frorida fa r n u i^ fo t m | Homeihiug better than hope*. be helped to make good most satisfactorily through t . ugciicy o f thti experimental stations, mice those stations THE THING WE need is more were well established and properly advertised. Let Florida poptibit inti. Kiirmers need It e s ­ put some o f that surplus tax money into the good work. <1 --»- pecially, und our foolish immigru thin Inn-, k e p the hetsled (mpulatimi 1 ul It «««m s that about once a week I N T E R E S T !N C T n N u T E right now that Tennyson, ome Sanford party lias an auto F i f . y m i l l i o n m o r e p eopl e, of t ho poof l a u r e a t e o f F nglu m l. 'p u r n e d an < f fer o f I .dud guineas, r ■ 1 , I f ri -il. fiur.pi u.uilii iblle -accidont which resutrs In 1 .death ;br serluuii injury of ni m o r e t h a n $o,U(lll, lit wi i t e ! -ae t s ol for ( tins) ml ■r* t nv .-rprodin mas ')•. r..1 I. st tine dr two, Hull Tl'lV. th.- farm g re e tin g cnn ls !!■ ill ft vv11*1 un >11 n { in 1 ihl* wi t h liis puni 1 1. r," '»* ---- <>------IT 1ion. Iinngine [ j o < t - om g tluil tiuw (ir literary goutlom n i. y is to known us the lOhth." Thu laugh is un o r artists. Or any body, A s m i K T h k b v i c k ....... has nt they bring tho Chrisl- dnya. Poets today would rather inditt till mlt* t.ci ll t llkt 1 ()f ^been eniploynd looking after the lls oHiumJ.— Sarasota Times soap on order than starve in a garret; authors would pre safety of President ( 'oiijidge's son January particularly 7 Isn't pare testimonial <>n the tjuulilics o f 11 Ionic nnd buy them-'and hjeelion has been mint, to J laugh.jflwnys on tho old man? American* will selves a new automobile Art sit** in tin* scat o f materialism, that expenditure H fefiT 'i \ v r .— 0------disapprove t fit- objection Anil real I v u h \ in it ta Times aaya there the lap o f luxury bio men down there. some season of the your am! 1 this swtlo Should not tnke it too to heart. It ir one of the ties wo pay for being famous I'RKNIDENT t o o l IDGE ha* I'.st one of hi* two boys, and when tn* remaining *..n i* protisted and A M PinI( ’ AN AVIATION h'.'ked after, It 1* the President’* I V 11ANXitpeace of mind that is protei l.-d Americans approve that expendl s » r sST The turning ponit 1 •*r American ther strengthening the national de lure, the country need* the l’ resi In a letter to Santa aviation wn* reached in Id-'i This fclise resources and the all juiine dent * concentrate«l and undivided 1 writes; "Dear Santa— I love year ha* seen a r. stoniLi.m of manufm luring industry. If such a attention ^Plffse hurry and make morale and efficiency in he army private service were to carry the No new name ha* been added to "line soon. I like can- and navy services anil the author nlni|* un contract the Postoffice the public payroll, in this case it olstilike Mrs. Santa CIuur. izntion of adequate military and Department would he freed from menus only detailing a secret serv of huts and kisses and be naval airplane und dirigible con­ it* pre*ent deficit on nit mail 1 ire man, utready employed. But to kiw. Mrs. Santa Clnu* for struction. It lias ul-o. seen a |iro- transportation. j if it meant hiring half a dozen gram mapped out f •>r i..inmcrciul The National Advisory Commit new men, the people would still ;t airplane dovulopincnl tee say* approve. They can afford a few Brisbane *ny», “ 'bon't ‘‘ It i* the opinion of the Nation­ dollars a year. They cannot afford The annual report >.f the Nntionshort'.in this' coun nl Advisory Committee for A ero­ al Advisory Committee for Aero- to have the President worried of course that means nautics, transmitted to Congress nnutics that, without following the it* ns well M stocks urvl by President Coolidge, take* note European policy nf direct sub W. R. SCOTT, president nf the Ifjpveryone hang* on the of the extraordinary change in the American commercial avia Texas and Louisiana division of (y bought last year, It outlook produced by the legisla­ tlon will surpass European (level- tj)„' Southern Pacific railroad, droj *iem rich liefore manj tion of tlie lust session It says of opmclit when, but not until, the ped dead yesterday, in l-o* An­ i have come and gone. construction and operation of air geles Heart disease, a* usual. . condition* U>dn> ——rt ■ cruft cun meet the economic de­ Itncriuint should take 1 "America lead* the world in the mand* nf lower coat ami greater THOUSANDS OF American*, iSilcb’ ihtiirest In tho lllneas of private ownership and operation of safety " useful to their country, carefully shlhitO as the Japan, glreruft; is at least abreast of These demand* nrc being met linvr their automobile engine* over res. A sudden chahge I •M>U,r pragVessive nation* in the fnore mid more by miccessful pri hauled nt regular interval*, ond that country might technical development of aircraft vale operators. It is not unwar- drive the engine in their own 9ge of foreign policy fo r military purpose*; und has tho ranted to expect that Americap jjpiif-U until it atop*, never to start tnlffl I embarrass ltd a coun technical knowledge necessary to technical skill nnd business ability ngntn. sent state of unpre equal or excel the commercial air- will give u* before long nn nir piano of other nations.” fleet surpassed nowhere else hr the JAPAN GOES INTO mourning ; . This is n modest und cautious world. for the Mikado, in advance of his 1 Indiana, saye the statement. 'Out navy's air service expected death. Several, including l cities 0/ Florida hnvn rie, prefer tho oldjlo barrel guns to barrels and autoyou like to trade w»» asked rehunter looked his questioner's weapon, add re>trade.. ,You go boom, stcheni.'I go boom— _ mi Post -auias- up aaying .that "You an important citlxen “ -et out of anything TfhUqtu>t&” you. get by seem to be able 1Enquirer-Sun. B IL L IO N S In ,n eonsquence we hear of new fortunes nadc. «f millions gained, of billKmi To the average citizen 'this iiuliu» little "r nothing A mllioii r:t tdlli'.n in innt u row of figures IP* 'an imderntant! n bun THOSE I'll AT M o l'i.lli' good -Ir.-.l or * tb-.u-an.l That n* •■■•th tucks in lime have „ cheerful I ^ 11 f'hristmas ahead, and have liU(l |of millimnires, and yet actually there ar> only a few It r. more jmrt of it already imixjrtnrt to know that millions “ Big Steel'' cut up a melon that of poopl. are in comfortalile cirmeant nt least I'JZIi.OOO.OfMI And cumsUiinvs, il know when ftieir within a month assorted melons to next ineul )* coming fiom. am the tailing ?75li. OOfinoo more are <•* Pect.nl ' OiLjris car. , 4 , — Macon Telegraph. about Chicago gi confine their artivitfo (tent to each other. 000,000 <>n to m*w crusern. ap $105’" From these stations should come aid for evurv new-, ir'1' ,w1!1 rto1 hiin 1,1 rt'ake us . n 1 11 , ■ | . , .. 'junk I hose new cruisers when half comer, an d all home people who uak It, in s o lv in g prtililem.H finished, ns we junked a number of .v*3ivn1■*34'1» .1 1 n # it aih farm f ni>nt .tit.* ,* —,1 ,,t, »work. 1. *!' L ...... should >1, .«■•1,1, -*: * > <* *■ 1 1 1 .*■ oncountered In their and garden There mH#rnirlc€*nt half fimnnr<i hutc!«* Britnm'n ruqui'^t some i-hip* n t he continual demmiHtrution work going mi near enough fnr agricuRuriaLs big und litth* to nbnerve it without the ineon tlllll- Mgll I hate ' muel Parr;, He don't own nothin* the CONGRESS MIAMI Those are nice toys, and would Out of t « big stock dividend de­ make amusing targets for foreign airmen. The money they cost, clared by .he United States Steel honestly spent, would build enough Corpomtlci k®* developed nnnthpr airships tn make this nation safe hectic ru*. of trading in Wall Street. .V>n have gone wild over against any possible attack. buying nd selling of secunlieH. I b e s i d e s , BALFOUR e. atill Frantic DOm prevails in which in c h a rg e w ho u nderstand that they a re em ployer! tn g iv e ' there Is 1It If sanity, except the th e p eop le h elp fu l service. i alive Hew du wc kn.iw tin- Hrit- eager greed tn grub huge profits Imade, of arm inn. —Chicago Tribune. Yi—---- o------- ^ Phone 47S * 27; 'i ,,rt" -**,And how to Thee "scend, 0 Father, Gloertdf We plead with ice fon power. To con- Ia H im ey Google; S fiKhtlnir nirahipH that will fly, und ftfive American fighting airmen a I chance. nor ure^A Hii prewncc; strength provide the entrance fee today is arc in Ilis place.''. 1 0 % ■ He’s "got aomfthin'g "i In his noodle. ■ raoMPT sna>MEsrST It M the Lord, and greatly p raided c^tetaj^Gtary, and .. mail I hate. • 1 ljU Get new price in* 0 U A L IT Y i-.tC*” STRENGTH 'AND g l a d n e s s The BMr I hate la 1Hlttlo Frank; l i o ' l P t money In tho bank. t> -Wtycrosa Journal-Herald. !u Is perhaps tnore advanced than thnt of any other navy. Our com­ mercial aviation shows very great romise. It is true that the United _ tate* is behind Europe in passen­ ger carrying operations , Europe has many passenger lines. But these do not Bupport themselves and have to be subsidized by the Interested governments. Fa*ecn* ger service Is not, productive. What tho American commercial allr ila'ns aibt nt Is utisubsldizcd operaon by private companions handling mainly mail 'and express matter. West of; the Mississippi River private companies of-this sort are now working a ta profit. With the f lrpT K?thit that U an ol ^ M b r U 4* l one of his nurses have attempted suicide to show their grief, and Good blood isn't everything. The now tho Mikado is getting better, child of a king must be taught nnd may recover. which spoon to use.-r-St. Paul Dis­ THE JAPANESE take very se­ patch. riously the semi-divine character If we must accept government of thoir emperor, and should he price-fixing u* nn aid dto the pro­ die, many Japanese would commit ducer, when will it become neces­ harakari, most unpleasant death, sary. to resort to the same method by discmbowclment;. to go with for the relief of consumers? There him. are more consumers than produc­ Tho Yan'derbilt-Marlborough an­ ers.— Houston Post-Dispatch. nulment talk spreads to Paris, where the Rev, Heckman, dean of Why Is it no ono can put n hat tho American (Protestant) pro­ on your head and make,i l t feel as cathedral. denounced the- annul­ if you put It there yourself T-Leb- ment The dean, whose church is anbn Reporter. ded by Consuclo-Warlborough' ” Catholic b n .k . , 1 ahk didn't d u rt and temporal power,Yregards itself s me t ................ 1 It* own j Contemporary Corhment mm I t *• ■ h u fid HERALD next flivver ns well. And oddly the millions mean lit­ tle more than just figures to the ginnts who deal in them, who are adding them to their swollen for­ tunes What benefit does a few ' more miliums confer upon the steel ' What can they do with the 1heath .*trn money ? They can gratify nlf their perzonal need* ami do ’ About the only j sires withfiu* it thing left is to give the additional millions awn\ or play with them Su they kee pen playing with them, reinvest them in business whereby others are aided It becomes a greut game, the thrill of iti quiring Hut the* tittle fellow with a few thousands, n steady position, can procure fnr himself nnd family ju»t about as much as the billion Hire Waste Not ‘‘Wilful waste makes woeful want” is as true as ever. By wast­ ing not and by saving, puss be­ yond the danger of woeful want We offer you a place for your savings both safe and profitable. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid On Sav­ ings Accounts SBminoitf^ounlyjJank THE HOPPER J MIAMI NEWS S a i i f o r d fF l a . A The fb /t .lily on \\h h bills wore contrary c.uirse is followed in .fiUJigr^|g m I he jires !u;i!«K*vif hills is proposed ut the b. gmnlrfg 1>f a sefisjun. Congress si-41on. 1.000 piece* of pro pi.hlles around over them until the gulation ilropjH.il into tin time for adjournment draws near When the last ami then madly scramble* to pas* VP hopper f congress adjourned there r reject whnt the committee* con­ ,000 hill* on the calendar, sider of the most pressing imUsually many things which comes over for eon jiorl ance left undone thnt shoiiM be .n into the short *e*«ioti nr. 11 y thousands more will he done nnd many thing* hit done ... I nobody know*, hid the 1 lint sltould tie left undone A- 11 result ..f the 1 Mitt tinu-d ef will iirobuM V f not Hi lie to lowing until adjournment. forts of state and nntmna] b.gisia ■V gii.it man) of t lie-c bill-* art lure- I he rolltlt 1 v IS flooded with I of a no r. or less rout in ’ it 111J reijnre mi extensive consider- Jof them have been piled uji in re 1atluii. In spite of the fart, how- cent yearn. ( iovernment bureau* lever, Itiil congress tin* been lugis- |hnve tieen created to Inkd over all luting ftj- 150 year* there must be. the ordinary function^ of the peosonie ofjthe jiroposed measures 1 pi.Fhe government doe* ubout over) t lung now penlmg which are sufficient- everitlung for us now, excejit ly impoituiit to ri"i|iiife the care­ limit he The ioiintry w.uild tic better off ful st 11.(5 "f Die members It is If congress quite obfii.u* that emigre** can will, losr logislat am not give i mature . .u.sideriit ion to W. .I■l h'tiit it* riiemlMt'rs for a few ,.ne or two hill* each sen * 11. ti a tqt. h "f l.-gi-lat I. ni a* has year *1 •11. nation would survive the been prod.*ed . I y nicely, and might find I tie ag ity of b-gi- lators tn pre * il H do something beside study juiting hi s. proponing law*, i* be- t lllO It 1* umnz- leg..I codes. (if course, congress vond con irehension Every bill ng that ersons wnh the ordinary will d" no such thing human imitations could possibly offend give* opportunity to get u be so pro fic. It 1* wen more aur- name in The Congressional Record prising t nt they should wunt to for the edification Of the voter* back home. A* long as there is be seem the reasonable this opportunity for a little public­ It woo the number ant ttie nuinht of bills ity the hills will continue to flow thing toj nut to thosei* Much are clearrly of im- into the hopped thrse con.sid"Do you object to being your I* 1rta neee. nnd give to the era lion Old they merit. Quite the wife'* opposite?" "Yea." answer STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS For a Better Stucco Hot Every element of ihancfta been talA'ii out oi Oner,til Stucco. You van Ik?mrttid'J your exterior walla will btivl solutcly uniform in cefaf— no Btreak9 — Ix-aiitiful iattt1 ture. Oriental Ftucco okp.* itself rendiiy to any ncMtectural peritxL Ask us about ORIENTAL STUCCO For Sale By CHASE & CO. Reliable Buildfng Supplier EDISON’S NEW THEORY M IAM I NKM’ S In the Torrent issue of The Forurn, Thom a* A. Edison s quoted a* saying th at the building of Rkyscraper* in the congeated jmrts of American citimi will have to bo nt the ••‘ ginning of the day’* busii lu‘,*s’ great overcrowding would result that it would stop traffic and cm t every individual involved part of In* time. It Is this loss of LinnMr. Edison believes, that eventually will lead to a check on the erection of skyscrapers. He feel* this point will be reached when the congestion becomes bo great Dmt tho practice of housing business in immonse buildings will cost the husineH* men and their employe* time Instead of saving it. He also holds that the gradeeras: 1ng problem must be elimiBated a system of streets nated ami thnt q ot different level is going to be prohibited in the future to prevent traffic strangulation He sug­ gests* that the city of the future will be tremendously affected by air travel. Ho believes that as spun as a practical helicopter is designed bo that airplanes may raise and descend vertically land­ ings will be designed on the roofs of new buildings. Noises will In­ crease with tho growth of city congestion, he,declares, and there will be little opportunity remaining necessary in every growing Amerfor contemplative thought. lean city Mr. Edison soon snyr ho fa sura Mr Edison does not offer, howthat the traffic problem Is the ever, a substitute for the skygreatest to be solved in planning BcrajKr, unless ono would rend into cities of the futurf; a problem that his interview a desire for smaller must be solved fln t by the mathe­ strxn tore* tmt more of them. He matician and then Worked out by may offer that substitute at a lathe architect It would be aston ter date, wince he is not accustomed whlng, he contends, if wo really to taking M ra V V ith o ^ ^ ’ rivfeff could know the actual cost of traf- something of far greater valu? fit; congestion. In discussing the His liclipf that congestion Ip our probable necessity of prohibiting tho building of skyscrapers In sec­ tions of cities that are already over-crowded he predict* disaster If such is .continued. ^Vhen , 111 the In the skyscraper, j (tart to out Into the it ywaiwsg arum Air. _A___. n t ^ P K b 1, » rt.l T■ ■“ |An Ideal Gift [ ■ r J J1 i ii S S1 K• £ ■ * ■ I ! * f l ” F o r Christm as1 fi A subscription to The Herald will prove an excelle^j^ g-ift to some friend or relative. i It will not only be a daily reminaer as a gift from you, butapres* a ent that everyone appreciates. ;m .-S i j 1 f , -I 1 j £■ f J ■J t J f J ®1 ® ' One Year 6 Months 3 Months ......... I Month .i... - ' - ‘ hAi J 0 ... / ■ ’ UvN V - Daily in Advance �teleph o n e d MRS. F R E D M ANY BRILLIANT SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF HOLIDAY SEASON ARE PLANNED ffedfW«Uz a Jane Sharon will cn,arober of her young o’clock at her home on ■t. i Department Christr„r the.chlldren of ,club 3:30 o’clock, ' • •y Thursday , oulld ^hriatma* ball Bt)L Mbors of America ,to ) o’clock at the old Mn- Books and studies have been cast aside, und the thoughts of the college set turn to the frivilous side of life during the holidays, which this year are filled with dances, dinners ami suppers, as well as tho opera. Each day is brim full o f fun nnd each of the many pnrties is just as interest­ ing, or more so, that) the preceding affair. This week wns ushered in with n dance given by tho Kappa Delta Borority, on Monday evening at the City Hall. On Thursday evening tho St. Agnes Guild will give their annual Christians ball. On Satur- git unity j. \ clal Department ui me Woman's Club, which will be a brilliant a f­ fair o f the season, will be held Tuesday evening. Doc. 28, at the Hotel Forrest Ijtke, with Mrs. James G. Sharon and Mrs. Forrest Lake as hostesses. A fte r the dance, Mr. and Mm George A. De Cottes will entertain a few of the memb*irs of the college set with n supper party at their lovely home on Park Avenue, honoring their son, Frederick Bell, who is home for the holidays from Staunton Military Academy. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs and Mrs. Fred T. Williams will bo joint hostesses at a large bridge party Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Dec. 20. by Dr. und Mrs. >u ball given at the dance given Thomas Albert Nrnl nnd Mr. and it Lake, by Mra. Alice .ring Miss Olivo Now- Mrs. Julius Ilognrd Bonner Stry­ ker ut the Rosnling Club, honoring Miss Charlotte Stryker. Saturday evening at the Hotel Mrs. Georgo Walker of Forrest I-ake, Mrs. Alice K. Hill lug arevisiting in San- will entertain at a fancy dress ball, , guests of the former's honoring Miss Olive Newman. .Mrs. Henry Wight will entertain ; Roby Lain*. *■ • at n buffet supper, honoring Miss y friend* of Mr*. J. N. Mary Elisabeth Puleston. at her * glad to learn that she home on Pnrk Avenue, before tho !g rapidly -from her re- Woman's Club dunce, Tuesday, [jon, and will sobn be Dec. 28. The annual ball given by the Soiut again. S. D AIG E R , of [.austtale, 'fa . The flratijuij of tho San Carlos Opera, *A« will U.* presented on Thurs<*y nine. Mrs. S. 0. Chase rill tortaln at a buffet supp<r opera party. honoring hei Ion, Frank Chase, who is homo fork he holidays from Exeter. * Miss Charlotte Stryker will be a charming guest of h»noJ at bridge, given by Mrc, Iai V in e Hurt on Fridny, Dec. 31. A fltling closo for the old year willbo the dance to be given 'by lhc American Legion on Dec. 31. 'lvo operas will also be preset,tedton that date; during the afttrmln, tho well known opera, “ Marti!," will bo sung, and that cvenilg, "Lucia” will bo henrd. This is Ce first time that opera hng been pEsent%d in Sanford nnd from all • dications, it will prove a tremei ous success. SOCIETY EDITO R RESIDENCE J. H Hrown uf Day Shore, L. I., Miss Zoo Munson" o f Fort’ Myem has returneil to his home after a arrived hero Tuesday to spend the week in the city looking after his holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Fan* business interest*. While here, Mr. nic S. Munson. Brown wns the guest of Mr. and Mrs. \\ S. Thornton. Miss Marcctto Lamme ot Wat■cnburg, Colo., arrived here Tues­ Miss Kathleen Jay left Tuesday day and Is the guest of Rev. and for Statesboro, On,, where she will Mm. W. P. Buhrman. apemi the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. George Richard ! la, re Everette left Tues- Hartley and baby of Columbia. S. mng fi>r Bridgewater, L. I., C„ will arrive in Hanford Tuesday he whs culled by the death evening to spentl the holidays with mother, Mrs. Edward Pctl- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tur­ ner Houser, Monday and Tuesday here as the Miss Jewel King, of Fit guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hu- is spending the holidays I lit*. her brother and hi* Wife; Mrs. E. W. Trueman of .St. Mary, Idaho, is spending tho holidays here with her sister, Mrs. Fred T. Williams, on Crystal Lake. Mrs. Trueman will visit another sister at Coral Gables, and then go. to Cuba before returning home. Mrs. Raleigh King. Mrs. J. L. Marentetto nnd MAh' Helen Marentetto motored to Or­ lando Wednesday, where they spent tho day. ■ 5 S rr \V J Morrison nnd children H i-driesilny for Palntku nnd s o n v II,' where they will spend holidays with relatives. THURSDAY M Continuous from 1 p. II S.M . S Itev iltl<j Mm, C. W. White of / Mrs. Ford arrived here Saturday W'intti IIaveu spent Lho day hers1 lo spend the holidays here with her Tuesduy uiih their’’ niece, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Carl Killingsworth. bred I ’lugit Thyj? were accom­ panied by Mr, nntf Mr*. Charles E. Mrs. J. D. Lctaon returned from Ham * J Fort Pierce, where she spent a few days, and ts spending the holidays Mr* Howard Tibbals of Umatilla with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. spent the clay here Wednesday M. I/orri. with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie S. Mun­ son. Juck MacDonald of Eustls spent m. t# “Ladies That W ith Mrs. J. R. Adams and ions, leave Friday for Trilby, where they will be with relatives for the holidays. Ilori$ Kenvon Lloyd Hughe%;J| Lculs Faxenda A Bruce Scenic "The River Road” Comedy "Kisa Me Kate” Milonc Review The many friends of Miss bin Gray, papular member of the high cchool faculty, will regret to learn thut she in ill with menengitis ut the Femald Laughton Hospital. Reports this morning state that she is resting comfortably. a g g n u a j a r a a a a M r a iE ia iiiJ B n im iU M a a r a fi!^ . —br ’ *>A ; ' jV. McIntyre, who has pg her daughter, Mrs. [leaves Wednesday aftiher home at Lakeland. Dlrii. B. F, Ganas. and ke Friday for pdlnU.in Lre-they will spend Grand Opera will occupy the Stage o f the Milan Theater Dec. 30 and 31. Three perform ances o f Opera in Tw o Days T w o Eevenings and one Matinee ' Th ree d iffe ren t Operas by the f Higgins will lenve ■a visit with her aunt home on the St. Johns arksonville. d leaves here Friday where he will join his illy and. spend the.holguests of Mrs. ’Byrd's and Mrs, Jake Wey. dr* Dan Hodges an birth of a daughter. >20, at their borne in Wallace leaves Wed g Tnoon for Tntnpn, ■ Hi spend the holidays ■ abeth Houston left West Point, Ga. She he holidays with her W AGONS All kimja unit .sizes uf wiignns $4.50 wagons now $,'1.75 —$2.50 wagons now A M E R IC A N F L Y EH T R A IN F h** Lest mechanical train. $5,50 trains cut to $4.53— $li DM trains priced at $5.25 S T A T I O N E R Y IN I It A E S A splendid Christmas Gift and so inexpensive too..Love|\ Boxes at from $1.50 down to Wa t e r Every little girl must have a tb II Carriage to have a happy Christman— we have them in all sizes form $ I down to JA PA N E S E FIUJIT BASKET Tiny that with Ours A lovely g ift that will ue much appreciated— priced so rensonnblo at Knnher’s. Baskets ure now $1.45— $1.75 bankets priced to sell for DRESSER SCARFS "She" will like this Gift, n dainty*. artistic nnd service­ able Gift, $2 value cut to only 15c G IFT T IE S . | tn lovelv Holiday Boxei, just: the thing for "Him.” These make an unequalled g ift hT our reduced prices. $1.60 val­ ues only J A P A N E S E JARD INEERS Enameled Baskets, n work of real art, makes an unbeatable g ift at our price of SLOG ty, appropriate nnd inexpensivc..$4,50 Scarfs now SHAVING SETS $3.50 ELECTRIC GOODS $ 1 .3 5 ; * ENTIRE LINE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES REDUCED! the Holiday, on men’s, women’s, end children’s Shoes, the famoua igc of this liberal offer and save ..money. ring si a few cf our numerous bargains, It would take a whole section to list have thi?-merchandise and we have reduced the price* fwr betow normn aLKanner’H lhjs £:: ‘ ■> - BLOCKS Tots revel in Block Seta they can build and play to their henrt’fl content; range downward from $1.50 to sets Cut Glass, an extremely nice gift, low in price and rich in quality, a real Kanner value for a KITCH EN T O Y SETS Little girls like these too, real aluminum, embracing real utensil* for tho "little kitch­ en" nt prices thnt range from $2.00 down lo DO LL C A R R IA G E ! .......... . „ril-,r, „rirnrm CARVING SETS SILVERWARE �me-As ■" : Two Year Old Kor S«nlnola OviUNInth Day O f Racing: g Many Finishes Are Exciting GAS 18CTS ------- ; ■ ' ■ The ninth day of racing nt ilic Seminole track s*w the mile rfcord broken in the sixth race by i Trapetoek, a two-year-oid‘ ridden by J. Walker, in the silks o f Wll- Item Maher, who traveled the die. ; tattoo in 1:#B 1-5. Trapstock broke in frontrjiabd tttvoc headed, winning by a length from Magic | " i t i a s a day , . r M O N E Y T O LO A N fini,h- I ;«•, most of the rnt-es were G 1-2 to 8% on their home ostensibly to in*pert the dwelling which was for sale. Two shots directed at Her went Wild, Mrs. Truslcr Raid, Neither she nbr her husband knew their assailants, Mra. Tru-ler assorted, and «hc could aserf ho no motive for tho atta, k. _________ _____ _______ ;__________ IJusincs-s and Residential Property. Mfirifirngo L o a d Dept. D e e r e s . S PE N C E R & DIGHTON Cut Prices on Tires 1113 Sanford 'Ave, Phone ‘IG1-J clore T th.u the wlrtrter, wnfc in doubt until bo II the number* were hung up. t In the fourth race the feature V event o f tho day, Benny Rubin | broke in'front and wan leading by f four lengths when coming around * the ‘turn Jockey Zocller lost * hie Just lustingTor the place. Hhup, a long shot, tknfer around h im 'for the first'b ig oddi a t the day. Colleen 0 ,‘Came from f a r back to take the m * *ropU eqd of .the purse.-* Paacuma added another one to i * Ids string of victories when he brought Lcger in first in thr opener, Getting nwny in front and ‘ j increasing his .lead, ho passed tho . j judge* a winner by.-vight lengths , f nnd was the ih o & ty ' } f meeting. .v * •* | In the seventh race, Htfrh'of the; * j North broke in front atuj kfrpt tft*** , lead until a sixteenth out. Sir | Galahad and Mollhero came from ‘ I way~bnck and running neck and neck passed under tho wire leivtng’* • ! heWrfMMinln doubt until Sir Gala­ had’s number wns hung up. Cry*, .tal Ford, the favorite had no ex- I unters Asked To lip Diseased Quail '6 Georgia Expert ■ fit '• his * h Will Delight the Feminine Hea -* jt,± Mrntnl anguish, nervous shock, attempted nsrault and threat* to kill! Mary l.ouise. Spas, first "Cinderella Girl,” has decided that *he suf fered all thnsc unplcasimtrics along with the attentions of K.dwurd W. Browning nnd that they ure worth no Ip .sf than $500,000. Heie she. is shown fondling a few of tho gifts the elderly millionaire on.*o‘ lavished upon her. for full terms, despite financial troubles, wore worked out at a T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla.. Pec. 22. meeting <>f the county school —W1)—-Quail found by Florida hun mard, uLtrndv.il hy delegations ttrs to be diseased should be placed from several seittom, The will in a glass Jar, sealed tightly, uml ngnvss of hankers to extend lime to llr bert L. Stoddard, ■currant* for another year, in or BciicKtmi, (la., according to Ttflle ler to ensure sufficient - funding M U M,i. I Hiujtni.i. Ild 1!2 Gflrite Commissioner J. B. Roynll. 'or the pupils, enabled the hoard Stoddard hns been employed o extend the school period 'd' Augiistioi- \ itIdcmain>, I’ rr by the United States Biological i f " ' r n (In- riiii-rmiidit formed if Survey in quail investigation ami PLAN T ('1TY (’ reparation <0 research work .in Loon, and Jeffer Vdelson baseball field, to he n-ed ton counties, irr Floridn ,nnd Thorn i* training ipiarten liv the Colnm US khd Grady counties In Georgia ms, American Association, iT«b He hits be$n directing this work for lext spring, it, g uog furwurr 1‘n three ycaro. field will be timed "\er to t h. The life hahits of the lo rd itf cam next Man It LithuanianPremier Charges PlotsMade Against Officials T h e Christmas shipping is holding m erry sway. A t last there is nothing1 in the minds of hoppers] Question o f “ Whai shall I giv e? ” W e are happy that w e had fo ie s ig h t erfough to stock our-storev] the g*ift fo r every m em ber o f the fa m ily th a t w ill put to rest, in the r ig h t way, this age-old questioi those in the f a n w who wish to m ake intim ate g ifts w e are su gg estin g a fe w items. May we hi pleasure o f helpirg you choose the g if t “ that will deligh t the fem in in e heart? Lunchecn Sets B ed Sprea Another gift tlmt we suggest fnrt! ing the aporocmti'd gift fur the hc$ is one o f our ha nil some hedstireaiif, a large varietv of fern v >ilk n dainty crocheted ones from which make vour .selection. I'hev ttili beautifully. T>i every hoimekeeper tiero is no g ift mnri appreciated than the g ft of linen. We are ‘. iiggesf ing one o f ohr Tinny him hcun sets, W e have some with riant v erdnreri borders and others that are sold white. Sets with either fou r or six napkns to match. HOSIERY enemies, disease*. f«od ami whnt feVeF clfcb concerning its welfare ***« are being given close stud) !•> Mr ' * ( Stoddard. D A Y BY DAY IN FLORIDA W INTER HAVEN Ex ,_-rvi<e uen, wlin served m tlo U rtd’ var from N e« York -r.o. 'no eh,, *■1hi r i' ml lilt f4! fI. t,.U tin rq^ntrsrtt) n *rio ! t■•rrerrr^.,r- Is- Tf3 W *10 ng notified by Adjutant Gineml 11 ,j d.i11j:i i th■eatenirig the , ,un I. Clifford R foster (hat tiiey Irv • independent e. nnd therefor1 dlo 11Id fib their a p p l e . for c, \erthl I •v tlie teelih S|ci:\ ion •Anuses, offered Ity New York. udminist rut ion and the Const.tu Che time fi i the applli ulinnr will tinn must lie reviled so a* to mnki the in,u g,,\I'rninml effe . •xpire I )ei ai Orlando—Suit wax to h<> fibs In circuit couyt here uttncking U> A:itaiui“ Sun t ain. Ie..i|, i tin legality ,Qf the incorporation <> e, ‘iiti d ' l - t a ’ . , i ’ d the n e w P r e s i d e o ' the town <>f Hithlo. It S. EicJJ. local attorney, planned to f il e th. " f 1 ' f il t i o a . b» liilt i a or •-,-r f m : suit in the minir of the »liiie, the attomfrY genernl hnving given hi» h'tnp-cv vVilIs-rd figtil na- flgfi cq Mar>ih.it 11*Jkuii>k , 11*** Pi,J< 11 *iti’ consent. The litigation m ‘ *n" u i iilej tlti ring he 11 and rctoi," ’ ', " I I • 1 11 ' ( 11 rti I m \ .tkiUii { |iu^,i:m rult tal have been opened by New I'.og -he weekly bout* being staged here hiM).i land interest, which posse** lurgi by the American Legion. Mr. IIIn ciJiin! m*wi*|iu|H'r! . IimJ nr.litir' holding* there. tie’s presence wus discovered imivement* designed to bring reul Itrough Merril S. Mr. {sack, locnl 1izntfori of their respective nntionu ! iii'pirntlnns nnd fur the*e :n tivltlei S T tlA R T — Following the con ;nlf |iro. t served prison terms. dymiMtian.-hy an inspector of tin state board of health of the citj K l'S T lE Hu , ty is pi.iiiinng jllll, an election bn* been called on o elaborately obr-u ve the next an a $400,000 bond ir-sue, some of the liversary of George Washington'' proceeds of which will go for ,i ■irthdnv li-h JJ The aiiMmii lleW prison. The ,1 npod <i iImw ,,* *be I it!,o t ’ounlv 1* . i 11r ‘ sue would really he used for the -\s^iH ia! i, ,ii, u *i\ dnj cat nival, an eretlien o f a building to house American l.cgo,it show, and in, the jull, police court and office, Ameriiun Wintei 'I'rup-Shooting I'ourmimcol v-iII he added t the iron mm, in addition to the annua) , \\ EUSTIS— Yegg men blow the estiyul, featured hy n motor boat Hof-Mac Uattcry t’n. ^atlfc of the Eusti* Strain Luun- race. Sanford's Pioneer Radio efry, taking cash nnd checks •^apiountinfif, til about $200. The -.’ irobbety was tho second in two rin Jan. 1 on the proposed nc\ Adhys, the Atlantic Const Line he- theater, to he erected here hy tli .nrtttngement of a chain of nmusc t itig the first victim. o*j»v OCA I*A —January 1(1 wa« set ^•A>y Judge Bullock for the second ^ t t U l of Elmer R. Ander*on, charg.. «d with the murder of a Jackson, vllle taxi driver. He was conevicted last year of the allegec ' grime, but hi* attorneys introduc ‘ td new evidence ami ohUined an ** pther trial. The driver we* E Schrubb. ■ M PfeNSACOLA— ThU city is v claiming 41,380 for its population as the result of a Burvey annoum, «d by the Newspaper Feature Bur^•au, which conducts pnuually o ' cehlus of the popuintlon of var. J 'ldui communtlss. The 1P20 cen­ sus was ,3L058. ment houses over Floridn. Th □Inns call for an 1800-srat hou>, with lobby, foyer, mezzanine, »r ORLANDO.--Workers in citrus 1 marketing offices nml citrus i >h <k ) lug plants o f Orlunda draw’ $1,211.BtrtMB, nceonling to n review ,.f i the industry, announced |u thej chumbcr o f commerce by W t Chcwning, local rcnl estate man., Citrus marketing agencies alone deposited $21,520,729,78 last teu­ ton ,or an uverngo of $107,632 01 daily. ‘ s L - i —_ 11 11_ I A *« $ 2.50 81.75 $2,50 R obes Versatile m aterials Httch as taffolas, antins and crtqtos— hnve?been used in these sii|M cf plain and fjincy designs. Those de.siring while and the inord delicate shades as well as those w’ho wish tin dark shades will find Our ftolectidn hiost complete. N,lk cn|vliu<' s, French flannels, and silk itcpt’, .lie Hist a few Minis of materials 1Mni t,,i . > neon i:fit’ll i’ l.ishinmng these ).,i '-i in •nhcH for .Mi l.aih'. Sump show tnriinimgs of silk cords, mhers lanes and •me with 'he seasons popular furs. 85.00 •" 825.00 8 3 .5 0 8 2 0 .0 0 ivns $3.50t0$25.00 NOTICE! Our jilant will lit* closed on Christmas riav except be­ tween 8 and 10 p. m. IMace your order accnrilingly. We have a good .supply o f double heavy cream for whipping. Tf you want good, try our ' -A®i . something FORT -MYERS— The mid-winter examination of the State Board xN (‘ j conducted in the assembly room of tho Lots County High School. 81.75 Fancy, iln in d v Incojftfajmetl voiles, silk and jcrst’v s ure hei^b fh 'iu r tedtiv deiiaiwnj wide rniige pf htyloa that aro bcuntl to P '^ celled o f BUcfh a lovely ■i Special orders^ ■for Xmas day will not bo accepted later than Friday noon. «m 'Por fhoar \vlio wislv to give In so and yet do,not care for tho sheerer quality we suggeat our service weight hose. This quality comes in Van Unnlte and Phoenix and high lass merchandise is.not snt> i i ficcd in ttin giving rft' them For mother, sister, daughter u ifo. \) t* suggest one of our most practical g i f t s — that of hosiery. T h e we!l-kuo\yti makes— Phoenix and .' Van Kaalte— in their sheerest quality await com select ion. "1 Shoo. NESSELRODE PUDDING X FOHTMYERB.-When the some '-v-' 050, more or less, big-business men -f*-«rrived hero on Jan. 7 an the ^ *u «U .of S. Davies, Warfield, pmldent of the Seaboard Air Line railroad, to. observe the opening of Service Chiffon pne 634 •y In the new material “ Illusion,” as well as in jeraevR*, silk crepes and fancy voiles. This one g ift w il( find a delightful plpce in many homes whero the more intimate gifts are given. A atvle that will suite and delight, every type anti figure. The makon wo nug^eat mord desirable than autins, crepes, jci*seya and th e stvirdy'hnii dainty. Ircos . �SANFORD three walking pals in ristmas? CASH LUMBER CO. "The World o f William fciMold." by II. G. Wells— n book f<r a think­ er. A man of nenr CO rnietfs hit! |life nml all its thoughts md Jouks w. s. I’ HICE, Mgr. over today's world in ni alb'inpt 711’ W. First SU, I’ hone 472-W blankest of the northern prairies rest. About n father who wrecked to answer tip? old t|Urytiol of A ll* * Sumner A pos­ lives with his render-under-mc ot- “ what’s it nil aboutT” need* a new book and the drabness of lift. NEW "The Arcturur Adventvre,' sessive, domineering woman who titude tnwnnh the rights of father­ at none being handy, we William Beebe— tale of still f o r t horde o f those who marries an idealist. Their almost hood LUMBER YARD * ChrUtmnstide the ono mute-battle ami the romantic finis , "My Mortal Enemy," by Willn the Sargasso Non, the stAnge fishes und other things «*en.[ a* the,weaker becomes the strong­ ( ather food booh story. A tin> lunik with a log' \ Complete U he of really readable trnvel am no er. It moves. You finish it ut one 1 w how it goes'.' Tw o |idea about woman s struggle with history tome. Frames and Screens sitting. hare ’em chorus girls . traits lyithir he, a woman’s "Show Host." by Endn Ferber. is book for t.-.ie » ho cares more fur ‘‘The Venture Hook,” by -were going over their Medicine Cabinets possibly the big novel of the year craftmunship than *»tory, Mordaunt—another trnvel Cypress and Fine ilist*. it'll I give Betty ? She’s and the probable Pulitzer Prize Page Mr Tu l t b y Arthur highly readable. Life in the Framing A colorful, glamorous I rain For the man who likes de­ Seas front .the Wuhan’s vitwpAit. ling," Bald Ohorine winner. Sheat hint; stpry of an old-time show boat that tective tales. --■ -- ■■ —----- — a. ! ' " Siding plows Its wny along the Mississip­ her a bookl" aided „ , . “ NK’ gvr Heaven," by Carl Van Flooring pi, playing.1 theit„ old , mellerdram-| \ erhti a anyone who reads much Ceil:nt,' e’* got a book!" came nters to the little towns on the welcomes any Van Vechtep. l!ut A Few Flni.h river's bnnks, with the romance of don t give it to someone who just s A. |\Moiildin^s "story is worth this r c - l thp Players’ more colorful than wants a rattling good strvy Christmas $ -• Lath or without monkey ph*-' ***** they weave on the stago Books that are not fiction suse I believe tho real) 'The Time of Man," by KliznBrick Suggestions "1 he New Pictorial Outline of [been overlooked. *,c**1 ^ttdox Roberts story of History,' by H. (J Wells. A pre­ Lime |that Chorine A was no "poor white trash" and the girl, set for the entire family. The old TravelinR Sots Plaster She knew her clients, Ellen Chesser, who seeks beauty in outline that made such a stir now nnd While llmk Plaster Board jiixed Hetty fo r what she muck. A love story ns powerful made popular wit hnttrnctive print Nails Traveling Cases and beautiful us Hardy' "Tes» of rt to whom a book was and pictures, History as lived by pereen Wire (ling to set u flower pot the D’Obervilles." ttie human race since time began Builders Harduarc "Her Son's W ife," by Dorothy lince she didn't have twe down to today. Doors Canfield—the disaster of n son what's the use of two "Roundabout to Canterbury," by who brings home his fine and in Windows Charles S. Brooks—a delightful Sanford Drug Co. telligent mother a wife who ii Murphy Ironing Boards Cot Step-ins whimsical, hums nsort of travel 'T h e Rexall Store” conrse and ignorant, and the ine­ .Made lo Order line A listed Betty for vitable trndegy of three--four206 E. 1st St. Itpe step-ins and violet lives wrecked. All mothers of sons The Brice Is Right lr, and proved what a will enjoy this hook vas she. "The Painted Room," by Mar­ I)o You Want all. then, in buying garet Wilson, m former Pulitzer ♦♦♦♦♦*K* ♦J* Doks, We assume that prize-winner, will delight those tour clients as the chirrwho read her "The Kenworthys" ji'ou are buying books i and wondered what hnp|>etird next Small Truck Farm bplu who think of a book Also a complete story in it-rlf "f ng to hoist little Willie a rcatless girl of today. high chair, or put like I hii \v swim* t hmtp twn acre WitJi all due respect to the a ini between two slices trail-* i'll hi Mr t >ia t hove ‘‘womanly fiction h<nk*.“ the |t bronze 'book ends, I am off* ruitf fur I I lHIO with following are meatier stuff that eide to buy books for $200 itnwn find fl!0 per month might appeal to 'those who wnn* recognize books ns Thif* land j-* tho fincsl kind of more than "a bedtime book rs and to whom one trucking !JiTif1 nnit flowing wa Bitter W ar Story Bn sense ns good ns an lor af if i'l(*i Trti Hv an- nvruhihl*1 ' "lUrrner John." by Hugh Wal Each t f«o t ha* ii fuming!- of -o different, and pen- |«d_e another tale *f the caihedml I 1< f*‘v.t £t,r g•• pa ^rt! i mol lifierent that there nrrjeily nod a visit that w.ilk e in beau Vn\" 1• u h* > enough 1.i11*i under which hooks , tv and strength T»* T.11*-* thru ou T| Vi gi'tnhlf*' lupetl You can't sn> ''I'eftallow," by StiiMmg "Itiil Ji f u 1 ' 1M In' i |t in i ' t j ii i u j* h to |Men," and "Books fm (tifly ' life which tolls win Tenues SanL-rd f«t U ' <• i\in ir ni should no i-mi.I paw an .cti cvidutiun hu\ 'i , f » |»c i tru* |. t„ f ,ire 'Honks for Aunt irn hlng law I.if.- iu --nr iiatiimal thi'\ nr* •11J gofir [fo r I tides is From This Number Ponce DeLeon’s .. Late Christmas Eye— .1.1*1-,,.*'* Wouldn't SILK appreciate a bunch of Roses, a Gift of Chrysanthemums or u Cor­ sage to wear on our gayest Holiday? Your thought­ fulness in giving flowers will ever linger in her mind. T* - On Christmas Day needs flowers for that urtdefinable touch which desig­ nates the exquisite senti­ ment Unit prevails at this season, Allow us to give our suggestions and help you iti this intimate asso­ ciation. ’ STEWART The Florist Me Fancier "1 at'i-lv " hv H a an It 'n Arcade— I’hone match J ■ " ■ sL'il W Fred A Boswell. Resident Manager Itr r Pocket Hooks — Book Eentl Smoking Stands — Leather Bags Seth Thomas Clocks > whoj • ii .--it .© m l e v * I ’ ll l e s i o n B u i l d i n g Telephone 778.- * Son fori 1. us ms. no oth ?. . V V t ( *fc=-»“ H. C. YTELE or city in 3’lorida. lias a shortage o f Rental I’roperty meaning' homes that Our Windows Reveal New and Lovely Christmas Inspirations should point the way to op­ portunity one for some A♦ A♦ A♦ A♦ A♦ *♦* A A A A A A A A A A A A A A N A A A A A ♦ % ♦ » V %* ♦ ♦ ♦ > • V V V V % ♦* % » * W v W ? a good market for real from $6500— if $‘1000 you price conie have ? J and SMALL Cost fX IX t to anything to sell at this Y lx You loo can III values in homes sell­ in g RIG Results ? f There lia^ always heen I T t T y y A ,’l-line nd run ‘l time* ersts onlv X see ’ - -* ' /cf-i ,.» f« * /*'.1* u s— X X ■r- i f * •' - ' y f C T B McLaulin, The Jeweler J i* ' . '- g : i V. 4 s *+! f;.-mM --r m? ^ ■ - ,Y x lP . - .. AdB * \: _ - - -- I f v j Pack a Knock-out Punch! Sterling and Plated Silverware •• C la H s ific d A d ij *■ i- A A* ■ ^ ^ ; , v 'd ^ Herald Classified • IS .- .'M / i -’ ■! •3 z■ Kerr Belt Buckles ' .■ accomplish wonders Jit a cost undreamed o you use Herald Classified Ads. In any ci em y a Classified will be your friend -In nt*^ 1Vo them for just odd occasion* uL comlUf.k f large selling campaign through the Clasalfiwl Columns— results in either instance' wilh'ktftl 24c a day THE HERALD ' ! 4 /‘ * “A Substantial Jeweler ina Substantial Ciiy**w\ that wo art underbuilt in the maker of small Fountain Pens — Atomizers m i 1-— .M?’ - — Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open Al 114 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel 1outside the htontc and •' ' ' N olhln* * m L HO nt: get you- — ' •m m * Paper- y„„.-».mv -5. . .................. a gii * *41 +r We Wish To Extend M - c m m •'A.* : . ■ ‘iV < m Dei hu W * ■ ;.'rv^y '- ji6 if iy: ! ^ ir if ■ Sanford, Florida The House of Quality Gozids 'three books by Louts »hieh would make # '’Pkt nift. if ydu cared ! me of them is contf‘ ;T h « Green Boy and “ Early The Iasi and the newrjr ° f three women— lh“ , C°ir>plcte in hcr*hai want* while **i the- hindmost; 01hut sacrifices self **r f “ Msc, ond th gift generation. Books Attomey-at-Law Offices: f>-M Superb Gifts fling success o f ;both «*iness, alto— Many Windows," by *apl— one of tho best tries ever writtcn-The »n advertising copy Ml*d some bl is fictitious. Rxw w WILLIAM E. MALLEM JM I ir-vf St BLUE BONNET MARKETS woman . *■ The Law Office Opening of L. A. ItKNAlU) off with what might be g "womanly fiction,” ■ (■written stones for the ■ Tangerines! Tangerines! Tangerines b' or about women. But J [the mistake of giving b 30c per peck titles to any woman 2 you know might like ■; biography to come g Alsu assortments in fancy Holiday Boxes-— a gift that el hups it is Cousin | will surely please. Ihi- .lelight m tile well B ■S't- and a pretty girl 5 T H E T A L K OF T H E TOW N ■gobble up— lion to Sally," by tin- JJ |rden." There Is nojg| in her talcs. But they ( ■ |crest things ever writ- J* line in Sally brings ijB Opposite Valdez Hotel — l.’lth A Oak bonnet-wff to a lady g allv write about noth ■ Sanford Ave. & !»th — Sanford-Orlando Baud al lirutar (live Sally ‘ id g (Jindervllle Barrie :J\ to,1 Story Awry n I- William I.-ok. |r., t Perelin is a copy 11 ii'H-ters in the gnllcr •lory that gf'?s all a oniri mi knotted some |Ba" i the sort of book r.ir bt , to read and ► r another one like it. FROM Via-," by Roger Burhe story r ( a girl who’ I |»»> front pruverty to ■j* became "business I lirniml love nnd the: Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry Ml human relationships.I P°tnen will like tho | Mesh Bags — Compacts *n, the caterer, also— , Urrwn," by Jeanette J Ash Trays — China — Toilet Seta |tnt story, so fo r as we j married - ■] i .ihlis Hilti-r by tin- same t iken Vii'dhei war story “ Jk! oegnn," by Jini Tolly A ^n v,ho like love stun-1Sensational ingali-v singing III the .-tin v of Hollywood "Ways of Escape," by Novi (• nr hi there are women j fir biography strong _ | w «y of approach then jrsonslity to the h.->k *» in know your Pa soil * i out Aunt Emma and ■ tm*u!er the newer fie J fastnesses on sir nig 111 Ignuce cnti - D iLftO N StaM esi J il tm dole * i _±y- Announcing Underbuilt ■ii men who love fudge ' T QUHROUNDED hy u m « * and urged further to O Bdranring age. Ponce de I-con failed to ( long nought “ Fountain of Youth” might lie him to the mighty springe. The world haa old knight’* childish belief In the miraculous. But science ha* shown that perhaps he wea far misled. Ill* error lay chiefly In expeetlw physic*! transformation. Today. 414 are findtur reluvenation end fresh Joy In life a er* nr the spring*, on the fairway* of the , entirs* In Florida and on the lakes and wale, thread this charming domain. For a booklet you’ll address ' * ' The Home $2.50 to $50 J “ T h e F o u n ta in o f Y o u t h '1 ,,ote i 11 1 ‘ i j- j*. i f ir t , # < •j w m sm W f w. �THE SANFORD HERALD, %EDNESPAj PAGE EIGHT DECEMBER rT.S‘.\ il-i ’ • • 4 True To Ancestry IL '•.. ,*i£, at, -l—“ I t •i • ft ' v, ----------------------- • ’ They’re Men Of The Houilln Sm ith-Senate Battle — — ---------------------: i _ ' 1 •]■w-a0; . | :lneya«U £ en *vtor James' A.Peedj iJie in v e s tig a to r, Samuel Insult the dottoi* of th< Senator David Reed a. defender *1 2 5 .0 0 0 i’retty wines nro not the French \ incyards’ only >»«•!.! Witn Renee Domville, chosen la>plus'Jol a of the Uordmuv wine One of the Mcintillant stars of Two ertory enst In New Yoil. r< Martha .1 Charlotte Cushman, the tragedienne. Fame. Tlic origin f Miss M irth s. I she Iirecls no excuse fur t r ;c CA f Fund Shtutk-, S en a tor H T E A sh u rst; >ountce the ouster advop^ Breaking The Ice King’s Grip S Senate prepare to plunge into the business of IV th senator from llltnof*, to Till th e ttnexpired i n fur a fujl term nr, t i Ik- thwarted. Senator Ash •t*eiit th" -.•etirnr of Smith Senator James A ii' >r a r ' riort o f In* probe into <ampaign g i f t s to a/nui I Instill, publr. utilities magnate. Senator tho Columbia' UnWcrr.ity middle-distance men jisnn in N’cw' York. T-cft to right: Kd’ Hroutie, miler. s Among New Crustaceans--An Ice-Coated Lobster Recruits In Law-Maker*;’ Ranks Ifefii t \ At loft i * D*vld W. tin., , Missouri, dented clevatut f toty in n fcpfctul election mbor for U o 0 . 0. I* an �’Quake’s Terror As A Doctor Viewed It ---------------- __ * ' u I Tenant tease Case Bring# Testimony O/Tftpartment Bar CHIP AGO, .Dec. YES SIR! m We are . jy ‘ . ,5 What a Charming Room 't- Walls; textured with ■v Textene immriablydraw that comihent. W ith it ■Hr , you nay reproduce my H M •' 1fir t. ' - 22v~</PX—A landlord’* effort to break a ten nnt’ s lease boro ha*'brought forth testimony that the government through Ralph W. Bickle, on® of itc “ under cover" prohibition agents, operated a speak easy un der the name of the Bridge Wtyst Club on the premises for more thsn six months. Bickle so testified is federal court yesterday when called to the stsne) in connection witH the sub­ lease ho held with the tenant for the place, \thich is near IflTth Avo 207 W. First Street period of texture, any color or combination of colors in the form of a i permanent dacoration. f t **i ' sure smash the prices and the! Full guaranteed tire at tfi lowestpossible price. M V t Let us tell you about > f -tfit J For Salo by CHASE AND COMPANY Sanford, Fla. .. - _ v*., j '• ** * ----- — - ~ a w / ^ A* poat*qpuko seeno on one of the* principal thoroughfnres of Lcninak en is viewed above, At left,.* brave father smiles into the camera from benenth the wagon top to which tho catastrophe .drove him fpr a habitation er, sitting amid the ruins of . ‘ ’• 1 his home, is seen receiving si relief worker , .. > ' \ . M ARTIN M AY TR A V E L 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dcq. 22 ■ i i i i i u i i i i i i i i a i i n i i i i n i i i i i i i i m u m —(A*)—S. Davies Warfield,' prexi dent of the Seaboard Air Line to­ day extended to Gov. John W. M ar­ tin over long distance telephone from Baltimore a personal Invitu tion to acccrmpany tho apeclil train to bo run early next month over the raijrortd’s Fort Mycra-Naplos Good Until Christmas! and Miami extensions. The chief executive stated that he had tin mutter under advisement* m ,.., HEADS FOR NICARAGUA PANAMA, Deo. 22. -f/F)— E* peeling further fighting in Nicarn gun soon between the force* o f the rival conservative nnd liberal go v­ ernments, Re P Admiral Julinn Latimer hns e * short his stay here and i» head r hack to Nicnr agunn waters in i. s flagship, the U. K. S. Rochester. The Unusual in Gifts jTE-:-Thla graphic deacrip* embers over the floor. patch of thw horrors -i of th* Ar .. s 1• - The earth outside seemed to lie We hiut a few hours of blixxan iin earthquake was written full of opening fissures. We hes>'‘‘slerduy. although today is like ]g the* ruins exclusively for itated to step out. Then the tre1 !M,n,mcr , Service and.The Sanford ild by the, chief surgeon at mors stopped- I saddled my horse I Y' 1 ' a" ‘ v',r> pn,Ul! of ,lh;' wa> .* J our Americans have already begun Near East Relief .noapitab niul galloped two mik>H to the rnum j (0 bring order out of chiton. Our id near •Lcninal^en. It wan in I hospital where there were 000 p a -,l(,ven hospitals, partly in tents nnd region that -the eatastro(partly under the stars, are dispos- ! EUSTI3— Schools of Lustli will Pay on hand was felt heaviest. Fortunately, this building w ith-. ing of the unhclicvnhle numbers ! observe “ Old Ironsid. Odd things, different from the order of tt These are features of our selection that w|lt‘ il those seeking the unusual. GIFTS .FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY VIOLINS — BANJOS — PIANO R0 PHONOGRAPHS — EMBROIDEj LINENS — ATOMIZERS AG GRAPH BOOKS FOR THE SCH< GIRL OR NEW LY WEDS Special exercises urtstood the shock, and soon the eas- of putients in a manner best do- (Jun. 12 tc he held The local dubs arc ’ unities begun coming in, ninny of | scribed by the old slogan "Hnsi HNAKEB, Armenia, Dee, 21 also plunnig t * observe the day. them frightfully mangled. I u*a» j nesr us usual " i writing thia after five days [rowing experience in the amputating a hand when the sec­ ond shock came, at midnight It , jeart o f the severest series , , I X.Mf’A Liquor is tiett* r than was twice us severe as the first 1 thquakea that have occurred and Of considerably longer dura- U,,u'r ,l" n " !u’*t f»r th* sttiuri Armenia in the past (ion. Again the hospital stood throat, J Campbell, n e g r o , plead ,-<| when arraigned in criminal in the first tremor came, I [firm and I went back to work Itting by tho fireside in my |. From one village of (500 people, 1court for violating the prohibition Campbell said he worked in ■tone residence near the nr- 128 were ilug out dead from their j law. ruined homes. Wo have [Whole house shook, the floor babies born to earthquake I t e ^ ’ storm at son, n great Iall of them doing well, Ing noise pushed through the me u whide nation is ngnit ind doojrxvnyi and ft tremend to the life o f the refuge ast o fca fr came down the like animals and flies eve ly, instantly extinguishing My own home is wrecked gang f wood''fW '*a‘n(f 'Muttering family is camped in nn Walter tf. Slaaon, 51. D. Many people fell ub that our prices are the loyv in Florida EXPERT PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING PIANO TUNING ‘ Open Evenings j|g Sanford Music Store And Gift S tnorly Friendly Stores f)02 Sanford Ave. 318 1st McLander Arcade Phone 832 -S lin l Ifa g f i g g B fig g IBg g f i LA TE SH OPi ■ Ij K - H ■ M j; 'l ~ ■ - H n ,-■'■ n -■ a: 4. 0 II 90 1 u1 }ni a will remember you forever if you give her n lovely Tea Set in either Bavarian or Dresden .. a w n v China. n 'jiE. — — i-*e_c Priced at $16.50 t6 $35.00 Universal Carving Sets, just the thing that the whtfle family can appreciate .with enthusiasm. bri„ g much Joy■ I--, j. ' ft i A «i ®-1-h a ” ’ A-Peerless Heater will bring Cheer and Happiness throughout -. A Shakespeare Rod, Reel; and t happiness. Tha combination set priced » t only many a year. A 67 Piece Chest of Rogers 1837 Silver will bring hap mas time.* A practical and useful gift for the enti Wrinkle Proof Iron is recinto this Christmas. i just ,, .■ . . ____ Only $6.00 cou a A i �'I'KilOjl' VlltAT I VlMiT ® iR criRi^»&; iwlae A‘ camera vor kVCi^i* movil\6 prfcvteR^, or Boyiki' <slov/ e^( »re Of Ocean Wreck :___ - ■• ’, . ’ ‘-fflSr- «• :, *"- An- -. * message. urging the cantain of kOrts the Gtmrncri to stand by bis ship. Ilan ^ #even °*cliick that rvetiinjc in ! dense fog, the Itomu sighted « I ,ur" flare on the Yiuiirncxl, linn With the distance tie tween the 1 tjie two ships cut to two miles. Cap-j ft ,A- t^ln Peaposito of the Itnmn called , tott for volunteers and almost the eni ' tire crow "responded. Thirteeii men th- were selected, manned a lifeboat of nutitber 13 and set out over the ICR Vtorm water* heedless of super- GO O k W O O doggone A KiSS IS A NiwtiWT ^ a / LE-ntF? a n ' h u g s a parcel '. \ G B it o th * ) e e -A e e ^ «9CAit=rT of ^ GUR u L ! 1 1 [ , L HO-Ho: / “V * M-r-S-M Bash j ful ', EE. -H E E SuCH A tA- ^ JM £ k S l N - ' t v l O R V E L E ,^ uu A B\OjCL£, — A REAR ebA yoP dO liE .,^ A^' A GAPPEE TOR A ?0*W RED FACE* .V fity c f l 'l VJILL G ErE £ EEVtE N E A P-1 = r Stores To St. Paul Promoter ri Until 9 P.M.' Retires Prom Rimr ip the ,Christmas rush, the ST PAUL. Minn., I*e< .M.—lA'i of VrtwellfDrew Company —Jack Reddy, promoter, match i ' Ifi’cks/ui-iicx Company maker and manager of boxers n >, uia to temnin open until St. Paul and Minneapolis for 35 r'o'n 'tlfe'th ree nights pruyears, is throujrh with all acliv ChristmW,’ tfc'eoVcMnfc to ntv itie* of the ring. lie has retired ^sm^nt ninrfe'hy thr* inanHcif each atitrr to lay. from the sport to become identified jmlffJ'WttAhl't ohe for the; with a St Paul cons trill tinn cum ‘ "Of bUKilieas (leople nnd; puny. rn living nwny fro mOrlanReddy has Iteen the mo At on: viding them with mi oppnr to do their >shopping after ■•funding fin it e >o the sport -in. •• Went of both store* in their advertise siting "'That part of ich ennnot be *up ^wn merchants". bor.ln; wus fi^st l e g a t e d m Mm 'ncsotii He hinughl out Mike <i [towd, once middlewejghi chain pinn, and also managed Ihlli Miske, Johnny Krtle. J im k Muloio* and others M A ^ O R VI E A <5*1 U V Jll VJ'i'VSS | ? f e L lv J fc C J , UAU6H (YOU aummv." \©l> SEGAsTt) Poo SET P/G&D VDO?/ioPJotlo v o u UJA5 MjOWL.uo POQ \ a U t t ‘/ A N S ) '■ p, a t-Fpy " , D A ApA A A AA Da , - . rcc ; '“ut :;;: r>Qi»o 'V _ sT* o r 1 PLE AE ?B P now F R E C K L E S A N D I IIS FRIEN DS I 7ttfXJ.SU'- \>U UJAS E ^A P E R S SAY \ M t M E K lfS W E 'O LIV<£ T O Uv/E. O V E R t_i C 0 O L iU 1^V-A , M O N«’N E \> E. C M A M u E O ! HA A U . SHOE 1 UJOCfc&P AT ADPPA’ A AJ 5 Ba k P-EV -iJJMAT A90O TIT” ? * WELL - SOU GOT FlDtP 7H6tt6,PIDMT y>t? ADHD plDAJT /jerr sxactlv *. youa>u 1 VoEAiT DCMJU 7d \M>Q.K l> jE Af.C^AJIMS 7MEV ft AD 5C.VE Booy e ls s im axv —, P L A C E a J---- !LE JE L A C K OF S l L f CIOU3NE8S REOU\RCD SUCCESS IN LO VE f$ ELEANO R G L V N . -■ Hi} * « , Jfcm j- c?Afj*T’ ANSUJHEUE r * J ‘ l U t g OUAU. s Them OTA0 t ’l l H fe C x AjJb B O O T S A N D H ER BU DD IES y - BE M IN E f R ehE ^ ' W t lL lM > A Wftocft lHHOufM SUOVPlW -- ALV l e t OOTTA G Vt tWIMG TOW JWMMrY. M P t T t , ji uftfl.p'nRtrr.io roR a “N MEA’JW 'W'MtUUiK) .w - howke . — lancrs I CAM r GHOVJ M y <.HR1S7MAf» f - r v t l O V l ' S fyOt-TE f '• r ' . ----------- ------ A .s [ ) ~ utt -mjMH' GlMHt Am y V A R t i A t i t Y t v w t s A ( ; ik »CH Ab o ut (Tf; J DA’V. 1 DKDULfjP A T-RL L AHtj EA'S'd Ui f /LE A N D T d e ai 0 ^ t T l VMEIv DOUjM — A{j<iH L(J 'U M OM IN POI ’erettTrue CA<LL You M>f\rsir Y o u THC t h i n k M P 'D C 5 F ? k j CiqLL. This P L t u n i 3 C f? ■ . VP! iv t it r D M C N D M qm#d o Y oo -JGO ,7 A t L THCf T>t?e S S M A * r« ie T o \?M 0' o r amo T?0 A U T T U E .S iM P c t s HBfhim Ha svuj/fsjcv T "F iu n oetK ''. I 'L L F iv t h a t l e a k AT U SAK r- 1 y— u rn -e g ir l ntTT"^ SAHTY CLAUS 'w tu . Co m e T hlSVfiAR? , IN IH T S 6 U F LTiUUg SO —fF YotXffE A(?6AL G ood _ REAUY TRfMK Y o u ia t V lH Y MOT ----- S’POSIN*, /TketJ l riopeTte 1 doesn’t Go Vo MRS KL0T2 HMdGS UP HER -A YujTZ’s _^ te\V r ' R ST J ~ S f O C k M G /' r—r—— cM cn .Si/nK. c i;Cf 1 n k hjo^ Cl2»TerM/ — I^JOhAN i* SALESMAN $AM rjSTi * jL invL H A-te'S IS A ne. H it t We’ve All Had It ■ HOklUOSADO- TDe-Y ih tpjl N -Vunk tvi -Joeot. AcASMIER. IF P iT ^tT P eO WITH " t f j o c o y |J j FPoer tJorML .ThiutLPM ^TotT6_— PltKT | <2>or FUK- V1 r gT/ *- '^anr; t4 (S ?AL L O ^ T e W fN ^ s Th»G» tf-j[T?Bia o o ttsj of PltA Cit ! < -t-e A --------^5 / AlO^ECTcjft/ T. UV<ETUB V BA^FOL\ BcilQ, • a T>V>^L ' VJIVLTA UH4 HEXLO *»p .n - tvJriAt PA*. TOO 50PPOSSO •Vo F t — Pt PAOMKtM C NAlU- THti sfDciO n t 'H j a i l l u s r , tre - vre *’ 1 T Trt OMLS X t^nuOLHS — I VIE '^OifaESTloH 5oevtTHtN(y A UFUL- . I KMOU VONATXL cota. TM ftt— Y &LR>S votsrtl* BA MORNIHCr ______ - �1-rJ [)»lly.Her,,d ad. r ates HADDOCK STEAM PHESSERY W A N T E D — Several pianists anil — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. vocalists to work with lecturer* The Herald Classified Depart* 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phono and renders several evenings n rnent will be glad to help 840*Ji week in Sanford and the immedistrangers get Jbcatcd in rooms ate. vicinity. Tin-. i» exceptionally or npartments ami wilt render H. lo PERKINS — Hnl>cruasher j high class work. ■.nIy the best of headquarters for C o I i e g i a t e ; talent will be <uiiMtleretl, A d e-] every assistance to tho-o re­ questing "it." Clothes. 110 First Street. quote remuneration For particn_________ilars write N'litimutI Iturenu, Dept. 1 vchunge Bldg., Nashville, T TH E SEMINOLE PR INJTFirV TER! FOR RENT— One furnished anil ANSCO CAMERAS one unfurnished apartment, closo A N D SUPPLIES in. Call 166-W. C01 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Pro|i . 33— Help W an te d __ Mnlc j. Cwh in Advance .i t , wilt b* refelired J and colleelor aeot K ’ for payment. „„10e ■ lino „ 8c * fine ,7c o line rile* ° n fcqueet. _ rttd rate* Are for insertion*, of Average length j * line, t jhArgo of 30c for fci , ..ling i» , rifiration. ,or i» made Id will 1>« responsible n incorrect .insertion, jitr for pubseauent [: Thi bffice ibould be (mediately In fc**e of Ia DVERTISERS .(Id representative . familiar with rates, HAN'T NOTJCE , rs vlioulil give their Ipostnffico address as eir phono number if .. results. About one of a thousand has a fniid the others can’t jii,. with you unices your address, oniinusnrc MUST be rrson st The Sanford [ire or by letter. Tele* bontinusnees ire not |. Pro mpt - Efficient Service mil Found. B lM .L D o i; gel.( x by d e s e r ih t n .: i !i..i i. * ami expense’ Hus ■lb /\ ccc-Mirio.t YES' Tiilwa? Yes' ajieiil in Sanford* Tir, i »i 20tl b. West Slarion-s — Ke- is s e r v ic e s o f f e r e d wrt Hair Rubbers m and Children*’ I >e partment. ^, ’S RAKP.ER SHOP Magnolia Ave ■' RUti STORE — PreDrugs, Soda. We are »s your phone. Call 101 An ft Furniture Co. Fi]*t Street trry a full line. »re light. Cash or want your business. Co., general (>rk, sidewalks, btiiliiirng ition Imxes J. R f rnp. da ‘ Hot Sandwiches 1 DRUG C OM PAN Y It v s u li S io r o ” ' ■ecialty hf-t/nrprompt (sjrripiionn juuj. quick delivery; L —----- ------£_______ A-xJo W a W COS A u u . W elieet nietii! works qiauieiitj! sheef metul '15 W 207 French (f DV,\N -All kinds of Shet.'t Metal Work, ikvt Tnnks. At Oak Third Street. Tolo- ~\r rm«ci ■ it .V 'v peKCw’5’ k5‘r 'Okj£ IN ^OWK*. - STOP' VjOOKOUf! Hf'S (itw k 0T*' / AWKSl WOW1 m : iL -d - V % *V‘ k - : -v i half per centum (3 1-1 point B. A. Chittenden. W ig h t nnd Alice, Kltta. of said election fend It. Clerk of raid elect ton. The form « r ballot for tion shall be aa fnllowa. f B o n the approval By Crane V i' i , , ____ __ -ruRYeNf! :-'‘Na p MjSSjLm INGTON T U B B S II -ooKtt — . Jr. I h u m < u i jr, nut the owner |»7 for estimates RADFORD A Cc. le-ite 5 room stucco bungalow located At Hi, mrier of Palmetto and 1025 Ford tudor sedan, (JoO'l FOR HER |HE W ILL APPRECIATE Katie, I.urge living room, din­ tires, upholstery like new, self 1 our Gordon Pipes for HU ing room, kit, hen, two bed rooms,! starter $.100 FOR HER— Gifts of distinction for mas Joo’a Smoko House, 10$ 1 - i' the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. ; 1st St, FIVE ROOM Lin Turninbed apart­ bath Hi1), sliuwcr, large porchci, 4 ^ CLARENCE SMITH 10— Motley lo Limn Central Contractor ment nil conveniences. Prlvnto etc, well built and almost new Ford 1-ton truek, with r 600 West Fir*t Street |entrance $25 monthly. 014 Myr- $8tonn l i terms nf $200 cash nml S$200 >CAN-l U S S ’ i NOVELTY s m o k in g ' Sets, Haobody $85 monthly, LOANS- Money available at 7 pei j tie. at Phone 441 lain Pen Sets, Toilet Set*, Per­ . Ill ■ biK»nt'« Shaving Sot*, M illu r*,. cent. Close in property. A. 1’ , fume nnd1 compacts that will |jrU(hes, Leather Goods and Poelw|7*3 TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and SpHni-li bungalow on Pnrk Ave­ WIQ H T- CH It IS E N RE It It V PRINT Connelly f t Sons |please her U«ney s Drug Store,• Union Phannae/v s *i a ^ 1025 Ford coupe. Good tir<’'v- , Moisch Bldg dg. . , *, ,L , 3 5 ; bath, attractively funvshed, nue SHOP — Printing, Engrnving, FiirilA furnished, two bed $250, ____ |moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 room.', living room, smnll dining In splendid condition Embossing. See us first We do •17— Dogs, Cuts, I’et.s SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF FANCY PAJAMAS, BHO! N. Pork Ave, t. Phone 417-W, R. K \venueroom, kiti hen, hath with shower, i Christmas cards, novelty glassJacket*, Lounging ■Rob**, Commercial Street double gunge, large yard. $8,000 We have several other cars at ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him thie Christmas. 0. L. III It 1> IX KlS, Thoroughly trained. 75— Huslncss Places f o r Kent on term- <>f S5O0 cash and the bul­ low prices. Call nnd let Up demon- i «4lk underwear, pocket books and Perkin* Co. | sent on trial, $.15 to $lUl>, free , 21— Insurance la lice payable like rent. strute. other distinctive gift* for Mi-Lady. 11wit on application. Jo« Moss, ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for Mi-Lady'» Shoppe, 110 Magnolia lewisburg, Turn. FOR HIM— Attractive watches stores or offices at Park Ave., Beautiful bungalow among ouk Avenue, i. trees. Almost new, large living the latest design.* Don W I I ITE I11GIILEYM AN. Inc. i — and Commercial Street W. M. room, two bed roams, dining nook, |W A N T E D TO KNOW who own< Next to Yowull'*. < Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op. luith, electric range and THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n THINK OF THIS! water Pit Lull aliul (log in Sanford? Singer Electric. Cash or terms.) posite Court House. henb r complrtely furnished mndy FOR THE F A M IL Y |Add roan .1 J. Nulls, I'lneiaatle, |Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W.l for cm to move in. Double gar­ Flu. Nicholson, Manager, McUtndvr [ $750.00 cHph, $ii,r>ltd prr, will buy USED CAR EXCHANGE age, flowers and shrubs. Owner 77— Houses for Kent. A NEW IJVING ROOM SI u . ' i - v CORNER PARK AND SECOND ! Arcade. will •.••II fot $10,50(1 on terms that Ur,'.* . _____________ ______ ______________ will bring Joy for 'all>Un,4Mi. n brand new five room bungalow 5(>— Fuel and Fetxl i 0 W. WANSI.KY. Miouger are luiis> _ : D A IN T Y LINGERIE, a pair o f thruout the year RwacU FlffFOR RF.NT Three room house, located on paved Mreet in the , huse or handkerrhlef* would \n'tor° U°-* 331 E , l » t , „ v y U nn|i I ii y Fine S t o v e m id f ir e lit AN I ICC I ( HI P I ( R A T I O N < IIItYSLEIt with at reen porch, eledric |>l.li e IT11)N E ill » heights. I his house IK i<<mpl)'t<lbi r i r h l H m lit l n g CIIAS T FULLER MOTOR CO make he.r a lovely gift. The Y o w - j -----light' $ !U pei month Apply ( ■lnGET YOUR CHRISTMAS Sanford Ave. at 10th St Plmne 592 ell Company. ih i'ilte Cash Grocery l’hoi«‘ 71 1 I _____________________ in eveiy re*|H>it with oak fl<«>r-> I nit s \I.K nnd holiday decoration* ! ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E. Fittfc* NASH \M>« HI — Will) 11 FOR RENT it loom bungalow on H.ri— I.otM For Sale and numerous built in features Stine, Heater, uni] ITrepUre Ix'nds the world in motor cur value j Stationery nnd Fountain Pen*. I’ulmetUi Aveiiun corner of ALW AYS FOR G ! Seminnle Ho<ik Simp, McLander SMITH MOTORS CO Hctter see us right away. Ql K h SKHV It K T IlA N S I KU Spur ling Street, Two bed rooms, I A I T 17 I ’ ! I l l K , T V I t iic iin V i t i n , I Seo I'arisienno Gift Shop, Arrndi*. I'HDNK 49H dining room, living room ami kit­ (Streets Mow paved), $75(1 | dcr Arcade. S F M IN U LE HUDSON-ESSEX chen, hath room, garage, Improve Verm- $ P » i Cash $25 p e j m o u th , INC, K F L A T S A T I 'I t E l e c t r i c U c f r l g e r i DM l.dl'C ll RKAI l'\ CO. W o o l ' 1 JiR S AI F fo r f i t ephi merits $45 monthly. Phone 711 10 per cent diM iumt f o r i ash 20.1 Oak A va. a l io t i t h e I d e a l G i f t f o r Heir. m ill at-,,ve I e l m o r d e i « nl 1511 f o r u p p o ih t m r li l Ia)t lit (III), Hill, thlee bits off of Phono 41 Tel 7 12 :tl I Final National Han . K e l v i n n l i i r P l a t t C o ., 39 M c L a n SM lTII BROS.* M e llo m id e A ve K 11 D v s o tl _______ <l e n d a Avenue $', '> | F i r m s $5(1 l< r A rende SANFORD. FI MKII'A i ash $Jo pei month 1 • * per rent, III PSMAKMONH l l l l t It F N l 5 ro n in s tu c e o hut.Homo Furnishari Sanford Aulomohite 1 a “ — » • ■>7— ( iimx I Things lo Kal gab i\V 1' H'Ji t »-*t H! tit*' PurtiPT of ilisi'i atp| for - ash SAY "M ERR Y CHRISTMAS” to Phone 177 I ot I il Magnolia Heights, $lH5l) 2ofi Magnolia Ave IN .-I K A N i * Huy Now — Pay L « t « r ( I *11 1mff*l 1r* \ Cliur- trill StfiM-t Her wirh n pair of new rdme* IN. M F sT \ I K I II Ill-i Oil lit f..| i u- )] ■• * ^ ^ u . u v r v i # from AViimtriiff nnd Wataon'*, 208 living MHiii, (I mhiuc rontn, 10 1i T 1' AS I If I -; !NTFS FS. in ’ a Im mll ’ \\ e Silk I ! !•>.>• Ala v ,( I *.vhe i I lorigc«iin fi|i*ti 1111 cli-i tnc DODGE F 1-1 St. (■ I par I n -' Jkiti !11-fi •I dm ■ --------- ■■■; ■■ w i ■t1 Pleasure cars and Gralmm Trucks nfi'l vval«'r huuti-r, Ini lit »n iToitor- (i.uage H i 2 ! W 1st f it , t Ii - I •i IP a ti> - - n MEN'S, LADiaS* AND E l m and ' th S t Ph o n e 3 GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS 1 itli!Mrl■*, two K*tl bath vviH ren’s bedroom sllppcni, M 25— F lo r is t * . I A N D H A T FOR CHRISTMAS. $3.00 a pa r. Lloyd’* Shoo 1s h o w e r , la r g e fio rd and reji j | <>| > ON I ASA' T F R M S !•<• Aiitomohiles fur Sale R A F F E L D ’S LA D IE S ' SHOP, 108 E. 1st. p o M h es O w n e r w i l l r e n t . f o r $-25, J]|( , |lNl) J | ( ( m „ n t h | w l]| I A L L 752 for fresh rut flowers V TH r, Nee ,1 It F ib ’ for SA N FO R D AVENUE. m o n t h l y , or w i l l sell on e i u p t i o n I bll> , u r | | U jlk |„„ and plants. Mrs. Ginn, San ( hii-lmas oranges Fancy orange* JEW E r r AND PAGE ! ally eusy terms a I n . lose price ford Heights. P r i c e $750 ea ch 1U ja -rcent o f f $1 no pi r box Pimm- 5(51 J Celery ( RIVE'S GARAGE f * ur furlher iiifcirinatnoi . r * Mr I.ET US H E L P YOU chon*® I h i TEACH YOUR F A M IL Y tht for all ca sh Avenue Sanford l(en|or Mitchell at The Hetald offne, ideal gift for hint. YVa hnv® it of a saving* account. -^A A. K KOSSiTEK 20H W Int St Phone ill in our *11ink. Woodruff and Wat- mas Savings Club” account ( e)ery A veilue. Phone 212 AAr $25 t-flkh tin>I $15 monthly will huv out with thi* Bank, will m ika tai II 'illseholll liontl. *on, 208 East 1st St. SA N FO R D licit K CO I I 'It ItKN l' ( »n (••>ii ' •tin h in c o r n , i bd In P i m T m r ’ t A Fil ial Suggestion for Fveiy P tli e appreciated gift for I 212 Magnolia Ave g ulow and garngi m Fli'nii ! $ I 2511 Occusmn of the family, Firit Nm! I ' ilt N A I F. •(tie gn* tnlige FOR T H E KIDDIES Phon* 3(57 > ] Height» Cull *.*17 W I -I Nl Floral Designs p Specialty Rank, are Herald (d v I- / ( \ $2.5 i an ii nnd $15 monthly will buy 1IFFHKK SHF.F.HK DULLS. Twisbeautiful lot on Freni h Avenue P (ilt RENT Mode.ru Hangul a U ■’S T E W A R T T i l l : M .n K IS T '' I turn Toy*, Balls and Rook*. YOUR SUITS aro mada 1n h I — M isrHlaitciitiN. ( roirtim nnd bath, hot and coil Pm e $ I 350 Flowers for all occasions Seminole Hook Sbij, 28 McL»nford to measure. We Mil i t :it (i i - iiii.u i's , I n c I water Nice lawn and gmage Mr L A N D E R AID A Hi complete Una of'W dUm' , drr Arcndo. *- * ‘ ' j l a u r e l A v e jn i e lot It e lw e e n 9th To No. ll)!( Went Central St I’ll FK lit ANSPDIt TATHIN disc. Quality, Service and FI: Phone 7H1 USED ( All LOT and K i t h S tre e t P r i c e $ 2,000 on Miami and hack Sedan leaving ___________ __ ___ ___________ TOYS of every de®cription thnt onteed. t r i m * o f $ 5o c a s h nnd $ 2U m o n t h l y .) Sanford for Miami on Friday af |"H— OfTlCCfi and DfSh Kuom will delight tho children'* heart*. 27— I’ rirfesslonal Services WOLF THE TAILOR i ternoun can accommiKlate three or Union Pharmacy, P A I M F T T O AND 3RD ST. ------— ' la k A v e n u e b>t, $1750 on t e r m s o f I 514 Sanford Avenu®. 1* four, p a - ’ engeiis (ladles gentle DR. J It VIDLF.lt OFFICE Frirt KENT la M c ia c h $25 i nab and 415 m o i i l h l y • i mei, ] AS'ill ret tit n folInning A\ ml FOll 1IIM Uldg Apply A P ConnrUy ft ( Till opoill.-t r>c ■ 11n ■ , Apply " S eiliin , >a i e I he In inlet Touring JI 25 no Son.«, Magnolia and 2nd *\(\M| 1*0 YOUR CHRISTMAS Avenue tut just off lit l Foot Specialist ) UFA I HER GOODS and Fountain Him,,Id here, A completo line of, C o ( i! ahem I $HOtl oil tree? Pine $H*50 on tertlr’ of I I Pens. Seminole Hook Shop, Me. I loyds Shoe Store 52. >a - Ii m111 $1 > monthly SO-— A — 1 C t*iil Kslate Directory g“»fe, jewelry, Isdlrs and i « 2<; I " id lo u r in g $350 IMl Ijunb-r Art ade Phone 1u2 for appointment AI I I (III p.1 I Ntemp-ol I 'd : —_ Northwest miTT! Flm ami High wearing apparel. Give your** .— I >Illl pelt L11g til 111 -I lib". 1'lJi ** " !»• > ' $250(1(1 A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of X Ue;i| land Fur i|un k *ale $1(100 $200 1025 I ord Touring F I.D RIlit.l ( d l ’t II mr »■;-i*) -------a wrist watch. Your R U G S - Shnmpooed, right iti your •11<nllv new Impure De*-'s iTlbng Entuli' and vegetable* Vnlde/. >cash, luilangti eusy. Silk Ixiunglng Rohe* and pajn19215 Essex Coach $500.00 home; colors restored, nap rats-1Station, Floru Height*, lh>x 10(5. I la good. W. 0. Russell SupplyTgj Hotel Kuildmg 1021 Dodge. Touring I $ 95.00 mini nf all colors, nicely boxed for cd, made Ui lool like new. ILghent 815 E. 2nd St. • , t Christmas. The Y'owell Co. * And we have many other good npprovaU or no charge, H. Itie*.1, — W n n t c d — lo Buy. HIGGINS-SMITH WIGHT, INC. ]bit« ihai can lw bought for Just W j rug expert, with Ixiney Dry Clean __ Real Estate and a few dollars down ■Hpiv ifi i t «( i.r mtlii pk Iin lir psy able |and Aii.UNsT JlilNIik" ers, Phone 405. I NS I RANGE BROKERS The sslit election hereby ords a * 0 iii *•, lied ai-im< Sunk lu st»« t‘ll> <.( of New NfW \5 t N T K D 1 11 m > Vink. Ktit 1 it of N *- w* Yolk in law (nl I mnl <-*lled (•* be held, shall * DEAN HERO i (iRPOKA 111IN' t■ >ri 1 - u i t >■I Inti hi nl 1ir•••MT fill mii•lit-> of litu l nUtf«l Htuti of Aiuot* a ml i-ondueled In the M (B * m* K .‘{ — FiirniM and l.und for Sale LUGEN E PERM A N K N T WA A'FS 1 a 11 Ml — l.t’Kal'^N'olict'N nr i-srrlhrd by th» ordlnaocea Herald Building M il’ ! Jvf HI ^-in-ll 1 oiulit ion It u >t ml .Imriir of the Cttf^at,Banford»l W IIM iK A H . itrlur tn lit# mr-n! i hi"i j> .1 F* 1 1 mM' 11f l u i d no kinks. An*! price, persons! at Phone 713 rid. and the polling place sb 'e m i: n r iin v n la n iT io * nf » « h! ImjIiiI*. Ullllrt Iht- 1 flit! I»’ l of iln n i ) Cunimlisloner** rnu ention. liluebiri] Beauty Shoppe ___ ' M AR V A N I A iln 1 hi nf Hnitftinl. Klorlda. thr Phone 34U-J. ( i 8.1— Wanted— Keal Ealate j 'N H | | [ ( , \ H l l i p I l(v i n ID 11 kl flat Dll mild « if «l 1n*incw ttiopoitiiiM »«lil IiAllow u» I he op|mrtunlty 117— lionma Wi t h Board • I pint t.f Imlulu for Ihr inUniello* I iuji __ _ showing you this firm property I . i <’n\ nf Bniifnrrt. Merida, <$n iMftti rff i.f rpiihS. mutt liu u|*|oo%rtt S J NIX ' * • I 'Mi tin v >1 I ■ » lit Itrr N I» l#y ,d itoi) o$ 11k Not*’ uf !li«i rlvrlon* ^ ^ RE A L ESTATE W A N T E D iH dn .mi ' 's ' 1KK,,,i* Realty ( ki I f ' :•* ‘L i l t 11,§ma *•11 ,i mJ mi y»l i*d u p i t * of III. I III <<f Sanfor d. Klorliln » h.< "|t<tl.IlKlV. n* the HIT Uiffl I (lit Kl VI Furnished lK-iirnor Attorney nnd Counsellor at lo.* P h o n e 735 M a s o n ic I emple Will buy or trade fur your ivquity ^ r**$n i $m SI nn D c r xVi* ii® , t'lit l i l e t l ; are >|iiallflr<l lo ’ .<tr as silo” n (•> i 11„, cjij of Hanford. F|or> w ith wood heater a n d ho use, 210 East hirst Street | in any lot* in any Milallvision ini a\ im PrN.iM ’t: l'l(iiVIlilN’rj tile r.'gl»l ml Ion books of Ihe <*II' |, sled by I- H- 1'lUUiW.CIaJ k eep in g p riv ile g e s, ■ ii ■ i . i i _ ! L* of H a afoul llorlda. voltna *1 an [|lr enj Hnnforil. KlOfldj erf i South Florida, In answering thl* f ‘ t N . JS'tl *' *'<• H*iM»8 IIY --------------- |84— H ouni ' n for Suit* riecllon t ’ I(•'> 1 anil held fur (bat ,-nrpiiraf’e seal of the advertisement tell me how much , ,,,(*,A ' j g ' r j s u m * "ilp TWO puriiose Hnnford. I lorldd. « « TID U L IN E P E R M A N E N T Wav ROOMS, with nr without neali j vuti Imve paid, the Italnnco due, 1,1 M 'liK l* ANl* riKTV TUnrTliK K K i i utK, I. KtmitKHT lUi of li.-cernber._A-.IA, I CORNER HOUSE Close in, 5 f u i u i h m t i . a k »_ iicuKiiliable rutce. I.incoln Hotel. ing. Gunmntecd not to burn. I.A KK ,\t«»or of t Ii a C*ll> of ....... , Gie lot numbers, and the loratl >n : ^ r,’,-.,U; As Muyoriof lha Ctty of f l rooms, $ Kin down, $10 monthly. Hnnforil KlotIda. under and by nr I of projierty, nl">i give your prea-jiti\KH KUirii nn-: rt.ti.*-: t h k i i k Madam Harriet, over Mobley’* ford. Florida. *‘ |price $ 1500. Hart Nnson, v i i (lie of llo authority In me Vest’ ll conn KMT’tuUt*. •• l 68— Rooms Without Board Drug store. ! - t "H«i mldre**. Write Box |% V1> 111- of<11n<tm-*-s of the Oily of ! Hotel Bldg Phono 851. M . d. OH AM B, K Q ( 1C A M l ' S I l ' i e A l . I t O r t P I T A l . ■Manful<t Klorolu, and we. KOllitEHT K. r. H f p U K K. V. :.N T H K (M T V O f K A N K n l l P f l . l i . I.AKK H 1* CMAMU anil A* Hie City t'ommla* rt, ., w , i FOR RENT Two eoimocting HOI'HIM >1 ,i >(.(( as the L'lly ComIt ll'A ' th* City of Hanford, 1 THK NEXT TIME you nre sick nitI1|w (uiuhl® for three or ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house , mi— Automobile F’or Sale mis-i"i< of Hi- City of Hanford, BTouml. rldu do Iniiiiy rail nn elerlton to HBAL: . try Chiropractic. You *oon will I f„ur Voimg men Convenience*, nnd garage, vnluabln InL ChapW11Hit K A H . kji fi( <irrllfiii lice urti- lie (trill la the City ot Hanford. ATTBUT: , t • get wtdl and will keep smiling, jtat,,,,' Verv leasonabl-. 121 Mug- inun St. $0,500. Fnvornble terms LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON I for an is.im ..f ta.mls hy th.- Klorlitu on 1 lie Milt day or January, u il I'lnurtt,' Sanford/ Clark of the City ol , . | ' Itv ••( H a n f o r d , f l u r t i l a . In itln Phone 4K2-J for appointment. Dr ! nf(|j„ j\vt. A. Ji t-i 17. in determine the i|u k Mr*. Wheeler Jones. Vallies Hotel. Edward Iliggtn*. Inc Florida. .. sum of Two II ihkI i k I ami fifty (Inn by ■■ml ilr*lton then nnd tbv.r« W. K. MocDougall, l»t Nut. Hunk ^ ___ ___ _ to In held. w‘h"th.sr said imilnance Publish pec. 1*. **. **» ro m m erc l A P-ln-lto. Pimn® 111 (V 'o ^ ^ T t .o O * ■ * ■ ■ ■— ■ • »» min proposing said bond (sstlrt shall tie COTTON INQUIRY ASKED .. Dldff! 6*1— Kuom'- tor Ilouschccpinj; to lo* t i s r i l f a r lh<* f o l l o w I I I * m u u l - adopted, approved and Q U UpM t^rt^M O A’ rniiflrmrd ■-----— ( K E N T V U LC A N IS IN G WORKS. I'lp at ' p i i r p i m - , I u h I( by till- rlrrtora (>f said City and W ATCHM AKING. ENGRAVING ' KlJKNlsl, EI) wilh „r withTo creel, consiruct nml r<|ti(n a whnther the bonds provldett for-by WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— t/P)— , |,o o l , A s o (.OO JYKAR TIKES. miiMli'ipal liosplla] (a M uCity of said Oi ill on nro shall bo Issued by nnd Jewelry repairing. Don Smith, (](Jl kiullcnelt(,. up Oak Ave. A reaolution directing Secretary 1J S L Rat turf cs Manfaru. flnrlila; all of snl<l I<<<111I11 the Oily of Hanford, FlorMn, In K t A H U L A .IM A N D T ' _____ Hoover to make on invc*tJgation 202 E. 1st St. _ (<< !»<• <<f ills- denomination nf 1 (no the manner and for the pnrpoao In Distributors Chandler Thousand 1(altar* cacli. lirafiiiK In sold Ordinance provided and set .VOLK COUNTY. If* C la tho South to determine tho Commercial Avenue 7 ) — Where to Eat irrrsl «l III® rafo of five aa<l olir- forth, William L «tw»a. * ELGIN, W ALTHA M , Hamilton, 11 quantity ami quality ol ttie cotton Imlf pi-r centum (3 j-j per cut.) * varaaa. And I. KOUIIKST U K B . aa Mayper ahilum, Infcrcsi payaliU nn tho llnois Watches. Diamonds and ; EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good surplus us of January 1, 1927, was KEY TO happlncaa. Studcbakcr first days of January slid July, said or■'of the t!|ty nf Hanford. Florida, John M. U * . *k feU- K wctlding ring*. P. E. Aheurn, 117 for Christians. San Juan Garage bond* to maliiro thirty year* uflrr and we, KOHHKHT L A KB. ft O. thing* to eat at nil time*. 193 introduced today by Representative CHAH 17 and E. K. HQU h HOLDRR, date uf Issuance, both p r in c ip a l and aa the Oily Comntl»a|on of the Clly W. First St. Co. Wurzhach, Republican, Texan. W. 1st St, - , the foUB of Hanford. Florida, do hemby ay- 1 ................... . * classification will give ile information. And h, they will assist you x your wanV $(L to fore effective, lb MA I Small bungalow north of Hughey Street on I'ulinctto Avenues Two loL. ,n. i , nought at less than l02c Chevrolet touring. f/cw pri s* i.i iay value. $5,000 on j Duco finish, practically new tire*, term’ $500 ,-nsh and $75 month |Motor overhauled. Looks and Including interest. * . - Ti\ OOrft kOOH v . 1 UK6 FkW-OF’ W " ] (kRt COMMA W W € cvAft'S'wfcfe* y ' NO. HmA.S;?TIIK MUM (IF T>Vo iW fri H HUN- j E t t r ' i S 53S r AND EX V K N IIE U . } L’HKn t V IT . C O i t H T i a i T ANti r ' A, M UNICIPAL, n O H PIT A L IN r publt .a ficTI - ■ * Fi-OI ! •fs 8tala- Dll BO AND FIFTY THOltHANp You ana * IHlLI»AItb e'fllt MI NICIf'At. t’llIt- 1ordered to . m ■ *ald elec­ M -v it: I f [W •fORVt6 S J r o n iioKi •' per eattl.l Hu««n UJitapj^U-r* U. Mower Itii � 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, 1926 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, December 22, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1926. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1926; <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/082b12ca0c5856659f95c6d18e176477.pdf 535467e1a74328a800578d9108a101cc PDF Text Text hpd in F lo rid a's H e a rt, oria’fl G reatest V egetable , Ifo R ichest Garden Land >- '^ F O I U y F L O R I D A , T U K 3P A Y , DEi T ea P ag es Today (ill’s Well That Ends Well issioner Landis ikes Public ;Testony In Gambling nvolving) S t 'a r s (ho general delivery in the chy/U to be made, Mr: Hall rtated. Tlujj-c Is to ha no gen­ era! deliveries made on Sunday Senator Elect Is To Tnke Hla , t Scat Account Of Vacancy Due To Death Of Form er Senntor L a s t November Appointment May . ; Cause Big Battle ^ lid S p e a fe fm A ccu sI Ten Men Co: Flight P Governor Small Is Quoted As Snying “No Man Will Turn Down O ffer From Him is On Game Played n 1919 Said To Be Jause Of Charges CHICAGO, n*c, (/p)—Col. Frank L. Smith ha* neropted the T h irty Bodies Have Been Ite < covered From fiudspni.Fol- senatorial appointment of GovtrIlICAGO. Dec. 2 1 .— (A P ) lo w to .. g T r a g_ e d y 'W hbi Whbn 30 nor Lon. Small to the scat made \ Cobb; and T ris Speaker O r More Loose Thehr Lives vneant by the death of Senator * ' —r—— . WiiHam II.'McKinley and will go i linked today in a ti.iim s NEW YORK, Pec. 21.—OP)— to Washington *soon after Nov jion conducted , by B oseCommaritler *Landis in­ Polico and firemen today, continued Year's dny to present In* credenlag an alleg ed . irrcg u lar- grappling among the ice floes >•* tiuls to tho Senate, Govrnror tho Hudton RiVer for the bodies if a game betw een D e tro it of 10 men believed missing from Small announced today. [Cleveland .played in De- among workmen in search of jobs, Smith, already Senator elort In jSept. 25, 1910. who were drowned yesterday when succeed McKinley, mode known his loy reigns nuprem'd Ut the 'F’nll [Jokeny ciirup )mmi?sioner L an d is w ith- tho launch Linseed King capsized. acceptance, the Governor said, on ingtnu afiei the nrquittnl art ild: in right I ap­ Kd nl I. Dnheuy. moking anyf*decision, mode ! Thirty- bodies had been recover­ receipt rf his cortifirntc of ed. Relative* who visited the pointment, but the Lovernur hjiiI r more than.’1DO pages of tes- morguo foiled to find at least 10 he had ussurunces Indore he made taken in * connection with they' untight.. the selection that it would he Twenty-seven of more thnn CO promptly accepted. bb and RpeaSfr recently re­ d os manugcrs Of the Detroit men who crowded tho -12 foot craft C*d. Smith wuh in the cuuntry tleveland 'clubs, respectively, In It* perilous trip across the rivi r near his home lit IIwighl. inspent98th Street, New' York, to NEW )!<K. D i r M. -I/Pl ich Iaionnrd, blico pitcher with from Edgewnter, N. were rescued iiiR farm properties and inn em I h»* iiiinii **f K«nrvti»* v . n-i.il. jet roil club, and Joo "Wood, ploy*-- did not kimv v.here t icr American. I^nguo pitcher, after flinging to no cakes and the teach him. .. J, t •:«•!« r w ill 1 were named in tho irrvcstl-' itllrel 1- .t.l l ll’Uil h : loll*Tile announcement made on n. which Commiasioner I-nnn,t- uni Hit 1 « » uU\c tiiintile uuthfvity of c.o.ernor Smalt Bid involvwi betting on result nu tf *• c f 1ii« Mu litiisi |ia > It.! • who was quoted .is nitying ( »l ie gome. II !•■ 1 li |ll ■.(•••-.*)•• 1 . i •. • Smith accepted I»y I'd* yi.»in Sen - iHiilirn! I d Hit'll •!« .t.: l« .*«i r Joy’ii scandal was the third to Jny night after ite ii*,*-iw-d t • .tii i’ iIV« iili-d to -q> ■ a riitlio ;plod*d un the American basacertificate of nppolnlinpnt n» Ins (,i".«l .I'liiiv i*i a n -n i i In- 1- hi public within the lost .six home in Iheight •*r, .i \ ;\ * iiiinmnu t d 1, day. i, and on the surfurc appear"No man ever n fuses an up iK t«» l» • iiniiii-d bo ns startling as the famous poinlment for the United Slnn-.ted world's series of 1919, afV Semite by the Governor of lllimn-' |hlch eight stars of the Chlthe Governor war quoted «• not­ IWhite Sox were forever bnring. Tom organized baseball, Tho remarks were culled -nT-h e volume of testimony Cornby t> query a* t<• whether the n • loner Landis made public ' in-cepUince was not contrary to the d letters Cobh iwmrported.lo Advice of friend* rtnjt htf‘ dcciii.e ritten to* I/onard, the Tigc/ rather than force, nt this time, u bnttle upon hli* ndmittrinr*- i>em G. West, who in not imniocau.se of slush fund charge., u»C •Hi lilAt.N < i n . Ind., Ik- Jl cut Ml! t flit • 11.•* |• lAI (If !•*«!mil'll! lly Involved in connection the Journal. . Altuiqnvya, fjq I). [ f t /p|i nfforded proteetii-n to Kiulm r, tycthe scandal, also waif, mtmed FORMER CHIEF OF POLICE ISSUES A DENIAL ON STAND Socialists lo Build Debs Radio Station ' \< 1 ff Thr »t*T*l •..its. Lawyers To Begin E fforts Today T a Free Stephenson e testimony. ) * ,,Tf' p ’hot about.thc-Btatuo of Cobb Speaker?" Commissioner iJinras asked. ” '' hear men being out DisappearanceCase • Book From Pen Of At Washington Is Form er Solon To Be Puzzle To Officers ■Released Next Year U fjr?£vi vela rul pitcher, ' had bet (000 Kinst (420 that Detroit, then in Id place, would win from the lad place Cleveland club on ►ember 25, 1919. .Wood did lu»t b' in the game, Cobb said. pk*r accused Of ’having knowlla of the plan for Cleveland to I, mode thfiro hits, two of which n doublet, while Cobb, charged p knowledge of a nre-arrnrigv'd poll victory, .got hut one hit I five times at but. Boland [ted for Detroit, hhst ought to show,” Cobb dcWd, “that neither Speaker nor r*s Jn on it." . . . . pobb did no bet on the game, ho !•■ “I have played baseball for J»ar«,“ Col) said with a cajch N« voice. *T don't believe nnyW ever played tho gamo any Wcr-or cleaner or.aquarer than My positiori-lsvindicated in. tho Imony and so ia that of SpenkJ refer tho bnscbuR fans of the itty to my record n ’bOachall|. » proud of it.” d>b said that Leonard, now Jn fomla, same EoSt. last Soptcm>od sold to'American League s a letter-from Wood and m Cobb, written "in all. in* tflroad President »ks I.C.C. Approval _____ t ■ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. - ( i P ) ®«1 appllestion was made to\to the Interstate Commerce uabijon to allow JTSV pernet presidentvthJ'dkFctor V Eric R a llre « d .\ i3 l/ /N< y [r. Bernet, who. has b e ^ r r e s •Vef the Nickel Plate, already tefn elected to the presidency The' C.T-ycar-ohl man, who re­ signed ns congressman from the tenth Kentucky congressional dis­ trict to begin a two-year sentence on’conviction of violating the na. tlonnl prohibition law, walked jauntily from the Atlanta prison yesterday, a free man. His pnrolo was received from Washington in the morning. *■ The former congressman said he wrote considerably while in prison but ito would hot comment on the Work. ' * He asked to be excused front an interview, and handed to newspa­ permen a statement, saying that while he probably 'would have something to say and write later, hla first thought was of "hotrie, quor stored in bonded warehouses, ajwl given the samo sentence, also received a paYbie yesterday apd left, the prison with Langley. > .. • Band Program For Thursday Announced ■ "" " . The program for tho concert of the Municipal Rand, to bo given Thuraday night at Central Park, waa announced today by Josejih Reizonstein, director of the . band, aa followa: 'M fc*ch, “Gloria,“ Loeey. V! Sacred rejection, “Holy NlghL” Peter Bujra_____H Medley B(request,‘ri^nqmber), (request number), "Songs of the Old Folks," Lake. n Fox trot, "Animal Crackers," Rice, Co*low ond Llpk.,/: • ;j b Fox trot, "Normandy," Robin'W l i t d l and Britt. ;( Y. ‘ Grand rejection,V«arfha," Flotrfw. Patrol, “Comique," Hindley. • &U"n A■yg/g Rainbows," Bryan Meyer. . ^ b Fox’ trot, "I'm flitting on Top of the World," Hendcrseri. Marefar "Semper FideUs," Bouso; Ilerinnlt ,uu| |.uii» Maser. Hie rusun, lie re tmlny to file ni»' itinii his tli.rd eii-duieiulani, lamgle suid he f..r a writ of habeas c</rpus never had rorii McDerniqfi and behalf, indicated tiieir bolh ''th at il’ey hml e ' idelire stroflg enougli knew liuli :tb< it M u m l.iifgl- w,v dismi'si I (iv M-iVor not .oily i . i ’fain their point in t to­ S, M r;w«rt:, tollowing m e alci- il i step, I .i! also to olit lilt liIs i.I.M e on 1 •11 pending Inure do • I Inlflllt lull I t hi * l .1 111 Iin- bulging liuli ■' where Me ikniii.-.l lived under tho alius of Charles Thompson between July 0 nml July ICi, testified she heard Milleiiliutt go to bed at 10 TPI the ,ii”t»t uf July Hi, pist tiefuii- the ami In was coiunillt. il and f hat it w< id.I liave been ilnpossit'lc for h- •» leine the I <use iifti.nknnl For A Fe^r Vj k V* ■ J or Lincoln, which won destroyed by fire off Cape lookout light early Satuiday, fought 0 losing l tight. f Gordon Schuiltx, motor tnachin» ' Tst’s mate, and "Howard Carter, members of the crew of the 111i.i.m m Wash- fateil Lincoln, are nt the local coost »• counsel, and guard base ufter being taken off Ihs llritish steamer Defender here ________yesterday, having been rescued by *— tlm vessel Suturduy morning. NolA D C A l j 1 ther Schultz nor Carter wore able x l 1 / O Vfl to state how many men perished. tm tirrU T n *n describing bis experience v|i [V I I |\jJ¥ Schultz said that at about B:3Q o'clock u. m„ Saturday, ho waa I inPI/^ICJIVf awakened by gas fumes. He left Ik I 11 lO lli hi* bunk to investigate and noti­ fied tho captain. ... Ileforc anything could be done m S u i (I 11* i„ remedy the trouble an explollm irh That ninn was beard, which wn* follow­ ed! Church ,*-*1 by fire breaking out. Tho.cn(iiivernmvilib Jgim1 roqin of the Lincoln wn* Ira* |mediately enveloped In flames and |'i The Itul an 11he cuptuin gnvo the order to fight lent "Mrang.,.-‘he fire. * . ,, . , .. „ Sound* Siren '* "r " 1H When upponito Capo Lookout licihin of i os-J light the fog. siren w«* sounded lii iys Anlaincd , ihree times in an effort to call kid iitioii. the Ar.- fru,,, light vessel, which, oa it y wns mfonned ^dovcloped from tho report of Cop(tokesmun. j tnin FL MnyCock of tho British ttion, which islobip Drfondcr,kUpmi*dlaUly » ANTONIO.: T ex., D o (A P L — Kissed by w* m other*, and c a rry benediction of the pilota of the army American air nrgoay ed today from Kelly blaze a trail of frien to tho h earts of 21 alitioa of.-LatittsA m A tiro on tho ship, had • blowout i f tho being -Jagkopod Intn-po waa repaired. *».( Major H. A. Dargue, j mtnder, laughed fat tho i hap to hi* ship which broko a wing. Whon * expected to go somswhen repliod with some ernphi “Yes, tali them And that's final/* . As tho flight ships wo into position an air cii head gave spoetaton sor think about ' Tho weather continue with a sharp brooki **£ ehese away fogwhlclr tho fjtldo for tovoral da If the wind continue Darquo said ho otpoctet Ireared from the l-ookout* tight the mother of W nly bi Hy tills time tho fir* had gained tb." control and had forced tho ermr to bin- the stern of the bonL The men. her boy godspeed. Tho i saved n number of mattreuca and sre: Mrs. if. A. Darfue, inst using those ns a shield they fought 0. Eaker, Mr*. D. 3. T izu- Itin- firo a* long as possible, Mrs. L. D. Wellington, M iso i [ Schultz said Hint although the Benton and Mrs. Charlss are j situation was desperate tho men inson. inv ■rallied behind the captain, shoutThe plane* w in tkki and ing "fight it boys, don’t give up their hangars at 9 o'cl f..i the ship.” wheeled down tho tone re At H:.'I0 o'clock a. in., after hav­ ing fought the fire for four hours, way, along tho .smooth rail Inly the Defender was seen approach- of which thoy were to tat It was announced that rm. ing and. in unionism the men tlur shouted, “Thank God, help is com­ Mason 81. Patrick, ehltf.jc service, plsnned to go Uj er- big." ‘ ' lilla Captain MaycoCk put a lifeboat tho iquadton'for a few m to fly about IS H, „. over tho sido. The sc** were expected run* qha i ning high and a* tho lifeboat, un- the resbrv* ship. „r. |der cumtnand of the second officer, eur IW. A. Short, pulled under tho oum, stem, Short r.liouted to tho coast ,vt*. guard men to jump. The men, irn. however, continued to fight tho ALBEMARLE, N; Huy fire. Tho seas carried tho lifeboat OPh-A belief thll l owny from the Lincoln and tho will caP*tt'n °f the' Defender tried to kiy him caps* .! throw life lines to tho burning of WInston-Sali ■■E H J“ r; craft but fallold. Tho British ve«- and then fled 1 which tha threi sel then left down a number of x ‘j|( life buojTi on ropes and aoveral Crunfield / declai of hit flight frei rope ladders. The men wero clinging by thl» the shooting Hla wifeli i s.. “ Itime to wreckage and ono of them, I, ’’ Howard Carter, managed to graap fair Is that C little off for 1 MN-.'Crartflel 6a tho traln, Streit, or N. her with, lh*l husband cl av % ,a:t..A'Wne Mari Who Shot! ClaittiB I'lUiSVlLLE, Dec. 21 i/l>Th-! I .uimvillc Times in a sjK’cinl di.v pntth from Ix'xington, Ky.. today. I -nys that John W. Langley, former ili fiublicun congressman from the nil)' district of Kentucky -who was paroled from tho Atlanta fed­ eral penitentiary yesterday, cunfldently expcctn to run for congress again from his district in tho castci n Kentucky mountains. The pa­ LARGE. 1)1VIDLND VOTED, per holds Mr. Langley hold* that it in not necessary for him to have HARTFORD, ('..nn.. Dec..’ 81.>hi.* citizenship restored to' innWi'. (/r>—A 3JI00 per cent clock divi­ the race. * dend voted by tho director* of thu Union f'ubric company of Derby, GOV. ROSS EXPECTED ntnkcre of covered steels and ra­ TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec*. 21. dio parts, Imcame known yesterday (/P)—Gov, Nellie Ross, of Wyo­ wdth the filing at the office of tho ming, will pay a social visit with Secretary of State n certificate of Gov. and Mrr. Jbfen W. Martin increase of stock; Stnc* it was InIn 1M7 he company has some time in Jatidary, Go‘y. Martin 11 SMETHWICK, SUtTordshiro, was pdvisedjoday* Gov. Rosa will had a capital stock of hut fO.OfM) WASHINGTON, Dec. prnbubly come to Florida rfroni which would be increased'to;$3fl0,- Eng., Dec. 21.—(/b—‘The declara­ Pemdons ranging fro m|20 tO,|T2 Memphis, ft was stated, j tion by Oliver Baldwin, socialist foreoldlers an dsailora who served son of the roorervative prime min­ in the war wRh Spain, tho Philipister; that "wo are nearer jeyohipine imhurectlon, the Chinese re­ tion todsy than over before," fea­ lief expedtinti or tho coait’ guard tured tho close of the campaign artillery service would be provided on Oswald Mosley, whose parlia­ in a bill Introduced by epresentamentary candidacy wa*’before the tlvc Kirk, -Republican, Kentucky.' votcra In a byc-clecllon here to­ On<»: dollar tox, assisting In the J-A tin scooping up hspdfuls .of day. Soldier*' ’dfreluirged from the . army during the Spanish war and salvage of $80, Tluit was the rcre- nickel* for nn hqur the stranger Young Baldwin, addretalng a boxer uprlsing for having misrep­ warel earned by several children departed after rewarding his “good mans mooting, p r e d i c t e d C O Samaritans'’ with a dollar bH^and resented their ages would bo con­ yearn hence' there would be only sidered honorably discharged under living about five miles south of some small-change. He thatnted two parties In Great Britain—Bo£spford O n -the Orlundo-Banford t It* nt and was gone. a Senate bill passed by the House. ;,V :*r V; . * highway lost Thursday, according ! Hesidcnt.-. of tho neighborhood tlallst and Communist; The result of the hye-drctlf.t to M rs.W. E. .Steward, who re­ stated that the highway was paved ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING , . , ______ . ported the alory to n representative With nickel:-. Paaring automobiles Will be luiown about mtdpjght. Mosley Is the.husband of Cynthlu assisted *1t) scattering them for MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 21.—GP)—J. of The ift-rahl. M«»sloy, daughter nt tho late L$fd Thursday afternoon a mnn^raih-. N. Ehrett. president of Southern Curxon and gruhd daughter of the Shores, a real estate development dd to the Steward homo and asked. Perhaps it was the/ spirit of u*(- the telop project near Cutler, FIa„ today lection with a l was kneeled requested hvl k), In nickels, « |England Is Nearer Revolution, Avers Son Of The Premier Introduced In House Children Receive Reward Of Dollar 2 3 * “. P P - sligltt-burns- about hit right Defaults said,,in his. report here that the, Lincofq was in «f a yacht reported ,to ha* burning off • the - Notih Ci rea*t- • .1‘£1*10 ‘ ’k)n �l'v\ •. *- _> •Present F o r At Sanfon .. case .in which he was laying In Meriiphis, Monday Attempted Assiiult *■patmi *ticw -h-----» * th«rd!Si!. 1 . . t. t .X tin »lav, — v IM W M i j j i t o slay tho youth and asked Mmi MEMPHIS^ TennJ; D ?f..-(* ? )— (Continued from Togc 1) |to go to tho second floor. Seizing5 T61H The body of Joseph NowWger, Tho auditorium of the Congregnmade me a n g ry * »»d ogain ha rea H hammer ho H followed., * then , r- J H ,.-, , J nm. ___ “AN -.vNlft' "}M . -----Qonnl Church was crowded , last nmiti-mllllunalre, coiton magnato n -dared. the youth’ to climb Into the “ i^ B c c a latnd that he sent the boy L.t TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 20. 000 pounds produced. ' ^ ” j loft. There, he related, ho struck Mijc'r V 1 nigh for the presentation of "The and philanthropist, who dldd sud­ mnm " ‘V Madison; 542 acres planted; 642,sandwich and ho came bin., v. t. j)0y amj jcft ^ 1mnndsr of .x, —UP)— North Florida this year denly In a New York Hot?! last C84 pounds produced; average Adoration o f Kings and Wiaomen" the wrong k in d " , B e told tho po- • — .---------- -------------------.nnnoutjred t . produced 2,434,484 pounds of price, 24 to 32 cents per pound. \ religious portrayal o f the disco­ night, will arrive in\'Memphis lice lie had been drinking.but.debright tobacco, according to a cen­ Death WOs dlie' to o Suwannee, 700 acres planted; very of Christ. Christrana Carol* Monday. nied that he wa* drunk. sus of the production, conducted 700,000 pounds produced; average wore sung by a large chords, di­ heart attack. Several boy* who have bocn nc­ by the bureau. of immigration of price, 23 cents per pound. Mr. Nowburgir was born J at Holmes, 200 acres planted; 100. rected by Martin Stinedpher, dur- CoffeyvUJoj Miss., Ju ne 12, H>58. c os ted by a man in tho laat feW tho state department of agricul­ if 000 pounds produced; 25 cents i*r ng the'pageant. ture. Ho war. a Jew, educated in n wcok* have beea asked ta see (Hundreds of Sanford and out they can identify Coarkin as their ................. •i'S’S ? * « s Eleven counties, Jackaon, Gads­ pound. Jesuit college, and wna g 'director .WAJ.O.V. SANTA’ CATALINA c' id uln ^ L molerter. Coarkin hns denied any Alachua, 175 acre#; 17C.8Q0 ‘own visitor! were turned away , * ; ““** u 'ilv la u . den, Liberty, Lafayette, Madison, ^ -,r ^ 'Jtrough, laek of acntinR capacity cf thc Mcth, Jlat IIo;iIl1W ' knowledge of thee* attacks, lie al- ISLANDS, Dec.i|t 20.— (/['j—Th**! Suwannee, Holme**, Alachua, Ham­ pounds; 25 cents. ixtlihg admission that He had ind the auditorium (*w as packed | ’ H® was J)resident e f the Ijhw■■I Hamilton, 000' ncris* 100,000 ,< V told the state's attorney that'll.* ilton, Leon nnd Jefferson, report­ ton the flesh .of his duaj com- ■ from door, to dyor. . 1 hurger Cotton Company. »re,i>re- knew hothinjf of the fnte of artpthed, tlieir bright tobacco production pounds. tv t......... ~ - v fident und one of t h e , principal er bey, Riclitnl Popishol, who.-dins panlom whoin he survived /th e n the S pounds; Leon, 30 acres; 25,000 Written by Mildred E . ' Cook to the bureau. owners of the Federal Cbmptesa not K c ic e , S o In A total of 2,817 acres was plant­ 35 tents. ‘The Adoration of Kings ami „ .. ,. ■. 50,000 Wisemen" required a e a st of -2rt Corporation, • prosblcnt of the Jefferson, CO acre*; ed to tho crop, and the averafca :h a ra « cn ; aupported by n chon., Mcm',h*5 P e k in g Company ami |ground the riding academy wheto r.ight by. E . L. Kelly, C9. a tid ier-ig prices received per pound ranged pounds; 23 cents. man. ’ '• -■ ; • !■ from 23 to 35 cents. F ite coun­ . Tho producers, reports to the of 25 voices and it required aever- controlled 2® of the leading cotton SchqiRh was *i*;n. compresses hi the states of Tennebureau Indicated, are planning an Perfume a Kelly wns picked up on th e ; 5 ties, Jackson, Gadsden, Uberty, il weeks o f intensive rehearsal be Ely Tittle playmate* will lx' s*ce, Mississippi, Arlchnsna and Lafayetta and Hamilton, did * not expansion of the industry by th? fore its production last night. IN ’ inxlygunrd* at tb«* funeral aerylccs bench near hero yesterday and S ' establishment of markets at va­ Louisiana. -t,...jn v brought to n hospital a fte r drifting B < Tho costuming of th * pageant K g * - — ■ •/,> •??« J,i-• re; ort on the average price re- rious places In'North Florida, in­ today. His philanthropies during recent , ,Uny’ lor eleven dny«. ;■ Houbicant i xos said to have been magnificent ’ ARTS, Dec. 20— ( A P ) - i rived. ftatement Following Is the census for the stead of haying the product shipp­ md unusually beautiful..The robes years amounted /to millions • of ’ In Cronrkin’s Cam Ncme. Thq mutilated body o f his comg Ferdinnnd o f Rum ania, eleven counties: which followed a number of ed to Georgia for disposition. Live dollare, cloro friends say. • p.mion, Jam es McKinley, 03, wau ■ wc-rn by the “angels"* were made ling declarations concerning the os to abdicate the throne Jack ton, 125 acres planted; 100,­ Oftk has opened n warehotiws, and 'T lie alaying ho said that he asked Wal­ found in the bottom- of a small advised the bureau that about 18 by tiiC' niembcn of th c Emuhino re sto re fo rm er C*owrt 000 pounds produced. fibbing ynwl off the end of the ■ Class of tho Congregational Sun­ go SSSV nfter aomo'coffeo. _ I ter to kVI |}U VI WSHV vw***.*., They •••*4 Gadsden, 275 acres planted; 192,­ South Carolina families had sotCarol to th e rig h to ho : ‘ ' “ V-? 0 , hed ho bucket and ' another Wy inland.' tied In Suwannee county to raise day School. 500 pounds, produced. uhced on J a n . 4, la st, Kelly ski'd he had been without The historical fcoture/ W the tho bright tobacco crop. Madison ____ uskod to go for one. Liberty, .40 acres planted; 28,­ 206 F„ le JCing m ade this known Croarkin then went Into the W n l ? M for w pter.for eight day's. Hi* is considering establishing n ware­ icene, as «lopictod in the Bible t hifl^miniatera a t a s e cre t 000 pounds produced. TUSCALOOSA,.AIn., Dec. 20.— were carried out to the la s t detail . Lafayette, 80 acres planted; 50,- house. cil held in B u ch a re st Innt •---------------- ----------— ‘ and thc lighting effect* were said i/Pt—A final wofkout. on Tanny — to have been exceptionally well field Iteforo Alabama’s Alabama's ( rimson it is learned fro m a done. Only candles lighted the 1 .de lenve* for the Pacific ct\i*t| umanian political source In f -* 'auditorium whijo an ilAtmlnata l i i: expjcted.thic af|ernoon;, . Coach i rta; \r) V v ‘''; V . •'; ,* U.V' star furnished tho ligh tfor the ; Wxlinco W adi hoa Ida then li|j)X-| •(■■■ ■1 ■■1* »; a result of the King's MiilU* stage acchos. ju lic iit cojiilitjon-Lr the trip ta j Utm” to his ministers, Gen. W WtL=^ JACKSON VILLE, Fla., Dec. 20. ________________ I i’ruwidna whore Stanford will hej Cosnda was sent to Paris and alIn iu r io q F f if n l T n ! m *. tm.NqW Vcnr’s day in tho any has advised Fordinand that __(flq— Conditionn and quotations 111 j u r i e s r a i a 1 0 i iii!a, TournnnT,.nt of the Rwos. ihia willing to comply with his prevailing on the dacksonville (By Associated Preta.) - B a s k e t b a l l P l a y e r 1 Tlio TUIcwiU arrive m pafodcim; father's wishes* but under certain market today as reported by tho Flfly-Mven persons lost their ______ . ! r week before gnine tinto and ‘ conditions. Florida State Marketing Bureau: lives and 2C2 wore, injured in nuto FALL RIVER.-rM nss., D o c .2 ^ | « neb Wndo expects to taper Ids’ These are first th at King Ford!* Supplies of all miscellaneous mobile, train and grade crossing ■ • . nd must acquiesce to Carol’a tfl- vegetables light; demand light; Accidents in eleven southern stnt.'s (Aq—James Connors. 21, died in a player* off during that |)eriol j \ \ Princesa Helen and sec- market about steady: Uenns, 7-8 during tho week ending Sntunlny, hospital Inst night fro m . conctis- Woikoutn arc olno scheduled for ( it ‘hjtfdre he ascends the bushel hampers, round, fnney, 2 00 according to n tabulation today by fiion of tho brain received in 11J F-1 Paso and Tucsan, enrniitc to J buakrtbnll game In "Central FalF, the const. throng th e present government n 3.00; cukes 7*8 buslud- hampers the Associated Press. ‘ I must be thrown out and a Demo- fancy 3A0 a 4.00; cukes 7-8 bush­ K. 1., Saturday night. Praying;in j *— ------ = The greatest number of traffic Ftm noM i i;i.f.(T io v cabinet headed by Prof. el hntniwn choice 2.00 a 2.50; egg­ donthr was wportc:! in Florida, a Hemi-professionnl game, he slop­ Til- ItrKlstratlun Hooka of Ilia Jorgo and leaders o f the new na- plant standard crates 54s and where 12 person's wrro killed. Ten­ ped to pick up tho ball from the I*n>- i.f Snnfonl. Flnrida, will li# tional-peanant party, must bo giv­ larger fancy 3.00 a 3.50; eggplant nessee reported the largest number floor after n low pass. Turning . |.. ti M.niilajf,, Ileeeiuher COlli, ISIS, will close Salur-tay. Janimry sharply, he swunk into n post. He uml en power. • ., . standard cratca 00n and 70s choice of injured, with 52. ill.- Kladilh. 1121. * Wants to Quit Public L ife Al 1to* City Hall 2.00 a 2.60; sweet potatoes in Eight deaths were reported both did not continue play but returned 1. it t-tliu r s . sick, old man,^ K J n j r ^ j , ^ pcr cwt. j .75 n 2.00; 7-S in North and South Carolina, whl!*’ to Full River, refusing medical ntI ’ltv H<-Cl«i 1 ullon Offl.-cr. nand is ..... reported’ as *" having1bushel hnmpcro fnney 2.00 0 2.25 [six persons were killed in I/iui.si tent ion. 1 .i.iiiy in 1 -7- :: ild his ministers. I want to re­ peas 7-8 bushel hampers fancy I nnn nnd five oncli in Georgia and !H iH k aau aH *M H K au a;iu aH u u ai.u aaaaiiaaH i2iiu caaizM n ^ e K icn sa a k B H g B a a a B B B S B B H H B H a a a h H iliB a a lM ii ^ iS W iiia ia liN ^ H H ia a ia a a iiia a B i tire entirely from public life.” cnglish 3.00 a 3.50; squnsh 7-8 |Alabama. The secret council a t Which tho bushel hampers yellow small fancy Two uersons lost their lives in King made his wish known was at­ 1.60 n 1.75; eggs pase lotr per doz­ Kentucky ns n result of grade tend*) by Queen Mario, Prem ier en fresh infertile whites 58. I crossing crashes, nnd South Caro­ Averescu, Jan Bratiano, who 1s ] linn nnd Virginia each reported sometimes called "th e Uncrowned W ALL STREET OPENING one death due to grade crossing King o f Rumania," Gen. Connda NEW YORK, Doc. 20.— (^P)— accidents. .wj. and several other loading political Following.is a tabulation of dead An "old fashioned Chrlstmns mar­ figures. nnd injured by stnlea: itever tn onthl"bT years I ket" Ushered in' the new week on Killed Injured may have to live, and I understand the’ Now York stock exchange. Florida 12 Prices were bid up itf Impressive the learned professors differ on South Carolina that question," the King is report­ far-hlon, opening gains of n point North Carolina ftO'.’' “ if ed to have said, " I with to devote or more being recorded by Du­ It-* laid that in the Spring n joniig i J. ■ International Telephone. I/uiisinnn............. t * the care of my health and per­ Pont, man’s fancy turn* to thoughts of Live Alnbamn ___ . haps make the prophesies of the Drugs and chemicals nlso display­ Georgia —in Spring too. thr (Noughts of Mis* . . ing advances. ck)»«tU go wrong.” Tennvsaee ............ nod Lcii> turn to Ihituzar* Slylts, to Queen Wants Place on Regency . Reading crossed 101 to the high­ Virginia .. ........... new creation* that are things of loveli­ est price since 1920 but Atchison . At tho present tim e there is a Kentucky ................. ness. We feel that we'once again dem­ sharp-qilurrel at the royal palace nnd New York Central were heavy Arkansas .................. onstrate our iiit'Jrcat in your behalf in over the auccesslon of power. oh. p rofit taking. Cl Speculative interest shifted from Mississippi .............. Queen Marie( v supported by prvsuntiug Spring SVylea now. You Bratiane and Prince Stirbcy, tho U10 industrials to the rails soon viill also be convinced ^hen you M*e the Utter's hrother-In-lnw, wants a after thc (.-pening. Prospect* of new creation* that embody place on tna- regency which is now higher Or Ino-Cased dividends on made up of Prince Nicholas, the Old common stocks of sonic of the “S ty le W ithout E x tra v a g a n ce ” president of the supreme court and country's largest railroad systems tho patriarch of tho Rumanian influenced the buying of those Church. • • shares. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Dec. 2 0 ­ Chesapeake nnd • Ohine xtanded . - 'J t Is considered on absolute ccr. , ■ , __1. , u« <4’)—Seven white prisoners, two of tainty th a t while the King lives he its gnhi o our |o j them trustiw, escaped from tho it . . .• will never consent to this, os it • « * .L‘‘ . h Jefferson county jail today n fov.* would mean the final exile of -•Nlckc1 Plate commqn, Canadian |rl(nutcg after midnight niter club\ Prince Carol, since the latter’s re ­ I acific, Great ' v J nniong1ki,’K lwo KUttrdB “"d obtaining lation with his royal mother is be­ nnd Southern Pacific wore among thcir ke lieved to be worse than ever. tlio d o «n or so la^ocs 1 Before city police could concenn point or more, tho Inst nnnied, trnt4? on tho j n„ lhpy wcre (|i touching 0 new high. ' I formed that two of tho convicto •Heaviness of the Standard m* had attacked H. M. Worthington. diMtriaU wns generally nttrltmtcd M|Rht wntchmnn at n down town to profit taking, probably m l|- ,,;, rW | rhot him five times and W encodin part by the deficit m yc escaped in an automobile. Worthaervo shown in last Saturday * (ingtnn wag severely wounded, f- ?a.‘r • :*,-*«* ' -v, ,- - clearing h°«*c statement. , The. prisoners, ull at liberty toATLANTA, Dec. 20^ {/ D —Tho New York Traction# were ag day, were: I/iuis nnd Willie Tur­ d Grand Theatre block, comprising a ■ l 'ner, nwaiting trinl on charges of ieven atory office nnd another in brisk demand In reflection I robbing a filling station; E . C. . iutiding In tho down town section the plan* underway *°J. “ -ft ' 'bean leased by Lt-2w’o I mc., In lion of thc city’* tranrit dHficul os-([jennett, held for larceny; L. 1-ohnFstoblishmcnt of n new lU-o n,K' den, hold on phargea of obtaining lease a t a rental ag­ w. .. rrane* nliovt on fa|g0 photongj,. E Q „cord .by French above io ,000,000. na ” 06 cents featured tho foreign ox- Winters, charged with forgery; Grand Theatre, was Jnmc# Burke, wanted on forgery •d in 1B93 by Paul De Give, C^ m a r td “ fe‘rUng w aaunSanged chargee in Florida, Georgia and of Lauricnt Do Give, Belgian Mississippi, and Jamca Frank, •t 4 84 5-8 and nif-'t o f the continconsul to Atlanta, It was eonsidercharged with robbery and grand “ u i .towwl -l.«W improv,■^ntlrely too big for the city larceny. .The two Turner# are % . , J was smilingly referred to as ment. suspected of having attacked Wor­ ihh" to ttho De Give family. thington. X A. Schiller, vice president of r'e Inc., announced the tm ns* ’ A 1• ' ‘A - . Iflbn yesterday from Now York. * NEW YOnK, D *"' 20.— v r> ':i k statement from Loow’» Inc., ctented Mr. Schiller as saying Cotton goods production ^continued nd $ the property will ho supplaut- very full and ttadlng In cotton th a new theater with a eeat- goods it' seasonably «\Ulet In the ^CHICAGO, flee. 2 0 -(/ p )-A n . presentee padty of 4,000, /'the largest primary dlvliiona. Denim* have gored at mooting hi* * estranged 'Tr-.-v.y *;% * >- ■r-j* entire South;" and office been reduced two cant* a yard to wife, Elizabeth, a t a roadhouse in « —* < g and department store. a ha*i» of I3 !•* cenu ,o r 2-*0"*; c«mpany with another man, Jerry tickings arc down one dent n yard. Fe*cott, 30 *hot and killed her and Ginghams have been continued on thwj committed suicide In Willow bo. v tho fall price lilt barb. Springs, a #uburb. HThi* re-pricing Wring* values Fe#*ctt. had followed his wife *down to tho parity pt gwy cloths, and hor sister, Mrs. Rwe Larsoil; a . ; Print cloth* and eheding* a m quarter of <a rtllo from tho roadIT- iVJM somewhat coaler than n week ago. I.oufw threatening thehi with a pl*•25 -.T h e ■If )■ heer SiJk H osiery, AfrJ>whead-\vhic)i is-n. bleached goods trade in quiet. • , tol nfter hie wife had spurned hi* Al ' *v** f7 ■ il Good* suitable for xUbili’-u-on cidteutle* (for Pceondllatlon. • pnally known, in a v ariety , q£ ^olorji tljbt or th e life of Iti burlap* are. being bobght , a j — ^r-— ’a : -iii' peror Yosbihito are su re to jilcuwe including Saiilff nnd, Gun- ' * •V W r, fu* w iV 'theert' 1 iflUo -more ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ metal shades. W o ctffer you .Arrowhead n t 1 j Now xwk:e4 on Wavy knit un­ i U 1 the optimistic word# 01 i w ! ’! V.t w • derwear for fill delivery ore down 1ce th a t fnakcH a.n tartlin g .bargain. WaUt#okiT i f T i -' ' :r told the hundred# from 12 1-C to 15 per c e n t,' ‘ • m. • r • •Ji. ' 1/ ‘gi-.-i* ■ I Prlcea (furrent on^clotha In pri. l/ fi men who have L*. maVy market* ore as 'followt: Ha; nje, where the royai • m \ Print doth#. 28 inch 64 b y ‘ C4i, liter* U tomd sign 5 1-8.dent*; C4 by 00*, 4 7-8; 38 1-2 ‘ -tW by 04*. 7 lr4 cents; brown ndition. Hngu, southern - aWwiardr, T W iH l l , L 2 rents; donlm* 2-20s, 13 1-2; " ’ *■* 8 ounce -17 1-2 w u to ■ ■ B M M B M IiM ii- >1 Is Willing To Assume Throne But Only Under Cretain Conditions, He Says Days, Man Admits AteCompanion’spicnii mt t sir W ants W ife BeJM vorced ■» j % Iso Asks For ibinetHeaded Professor Jorg a Crimson ;W !B $ ld 8 Last Workout loday MARKETS g _______ F ifty Seven Killed By T raffic Mishaps In South Last Week The Law Office Opening of WILLIAM E. MALU . ; Attorney-at-Law Offices: 6-8 Brumley-Puleston Building Telephoi Sanford, Florida i EDITORIAL Coloi-ful, dainty, fresh and vivid, striking a new note in Women’s Aj .that is as different as day and night,-are the new Spring Crcatjr Raffeld's. Adorable dresses whose pale shades and sheer materu with Florida Sunhine in a combination .that is/a revelation. Gc will grace Milady with a soft covering even as the.mellow Moonlit charm to the winding, river, Sport Hats, that provide the:finishing1 a ravishing costume—all in the new arrivals at Raffelds. Yourl lion is invited. ' _ ■ . •’ :V>• -i/ '-:'. *?'. r Seven White Prisoners Make Dash From Jail At Birmingham, Ala Calitornia Sport Hats Loew Interests In A tlanta Increased By Theater Leases c s s Cotton Review Man Kills Estranged Wife, Then Himself ipanese Cheered By vs That Empei'or ,1s 5 All the way from California come these orig­ inal Sport Hat Creations, showing for the first time in Sanford our shop having-the exclusive sales rights. These hats strike an entirely differ­ ent original style, each indi­ vidually designed and pre­ senting a mode that will pre- v, vail this Spring. These lovely ' are priced from '$4.85 to « osiery Tjhat Is D iE ............................... E3 if m r i' - :* iw « « White with Fur Col­ lars, Silk Lined, oth­ ers in all the desired Spring Colors, tail­ oring that is ex­ quisite and Modes, that are simply cap­ tivatingPerhaps the best thing about these marvelous Coats is the price* which range upwan •from 4*/ 1 - * IP; '**, J • •? / c \0/ *# / ti^M i\’ v\\\ The ere in Dt Florida, sue dividuaiity. a n d sty]'’ never be) ford Woi w- �- UiLiSSS i3 Wma/ , * • ___________ _ i l r w .„ i _____________________ EC EM ER 21,1926 2 1 .1 9 2 6 __________________ I t o e S A NFORD H E R A LD . T U E SDO AV Y, D D EC EM B BER nriA on ..n ri..h h „ u 0 i *„ , o i • n ; ' x - . ^ r o * u _ _ _ isii? In W yom ingFdvoriteH aunt Third Survivor Of Vessel Is Rescued For Evil Or Sick Indians p i 1 would never be able to-aaaume his father’s leadership. But as he died Iahnwooa confided to Wapiti the secret of finding the Great Spirit’s favor Vy bnthing in tho hot springs. It was thus that W’npiti beA me strong and eventually an even greater chtef than his falher. | Generations luter the great Shoeh me chief. Wushakie, submitting would proceed, Lange said, they Ut ((. r n(j vanre „{ the paleface, threw themselves Into the pools r e,led the Big Horn hot springs to below (lie big spring and went the United States nnd the r.uite through religious ritual*. They <'< Wyoming on condition that n , . ., lortiun of their waters bo reurged the sold ers to do I.kea.se, fo|. f n uw t)y the Wcnk declaring the waters were blessed Bnj , |cj. |UJtll peoples by the Great Spirit nnd that hath- ’ EM PLOYEES SHARE MELON ing in them would ward off evil. A legend almost ns old as the NEW YORK, Doc. 21. —t/P)— Bhoahnue tribe itself saya that Sixty thousand employes of tho U back in the beginning of things S. Steel Cdrp’n, it is estimated liliaw.iou, a chief who ruled all will share to the extent of nbout the [udmm- <’f this section, . aluncjI S22,ODU,000 in the 40 per rent Jmew ..1 the springs nnd visited , Christmas 7 stock dividend exceed­ them nmmally, thus keeping his ing $200,000,000 recently author­ power and health. But when old ized. The stock held by these age finally came he directed his workers Is figured at around 667,braves to take him to these wo ten* and ai!"W him to die in them *0 his spirit would be blessed by the Great Spirit. Chief's Heir Made Strong MAITLAND, Fla., Doc. 2 1 .Trapihouters from Daytona, Co­ coa; Haines City, Winter Park ami Orlando participated in the first CAPE MAY, N. J.. Dec. 21,—(^P) •hoot, on informal affair, of the . THERMOPOLIS. Wyo., Doc, 21. —A third lurvivor of tho United Central Florida Gun Club at "The v’iiS:' State* shipping board schooner __(/PiThe Big Horn hot npringfl, ie W arriors A re Oakfi,” on Lake Faith, Malntlund Lincoln, burned at rut off the among the [argent In the world, The net shcot is scheduled for rl' C oaches F o r Dec. 23 nt which time all lovers North Carolina const Saturday, has are a favored hnunt of the Great . .. . . , , been rescued, accord.ng to a radio Stanford U . On of the sport.are invited to visit the meMa^ received today by Com- ! spirit am possessed of miraculous homo of tho Central Florida.Gun D ay In Bowl mnndtrr Edward F Addison of the 1|iowrra, if old Indian myths are to Club at “The Oaks.’’ H eft?'--™ i ofist guard base hate. He Is Oluf he believed Cocoa'* delegation joined the Levson, boatswain's mate, Wash I Today huge numbers of ShoLOOSA, Ala., D>c. 21. club "100 per cent, while H. C ington, I). C. He was picked up -hones, Arapahoe* and Crows :Iftl train of eight } StUtt, formerly president of the by the steamship Seminole. cump in numbers near the springs, ___ te&atV** 3ang»r o ffo ^ A * Wotr/ Company, and now n ------------------------invoking the aid of Hie Great Sp!rted and festooned in r«M ent of Winter Park, won the it m ridding them of their ail- l iiyr that it bore distinction of being the first shoot ( 'o n u i o f o m r T V .N rt*' They also Mi.-v.V these of lha Tournament of 'er 10 become n member of the Gen ' ^ . V ^ O n B lB lO r y l O u f l y waters Will bring them protection trnl Florida Gun Club. cn -iha-tlacka (h.sd — -against evil. * A. G. Porcher of Cocoa, chrltthe Un.vereity of Al­ ROME. Dec. 21.—(/PI— Pope PiuSource of Rituals x ened ttbe new traps by breaking ii ttam. held n secret consirlory #t the . Harry Lango. an old Indian This young men of the the first pigoon thrown. Vatican todny, with the pnrticipa- j fighter, recently visited tho springs hurr.ed preparations launched the Central Flozidn Gun tion of all the members of die |und recalled that 60 years before , i t 11 o clock, bound for Club nnd began the first shoot. sacrthl college residing in Home, be, an a niember.of a scouting par: Everyone , who attended the im­ hcailed by the nonagenarian, ("nr- |ty with a cavalry detnchrnfnt guidena, Otu. Un New Y ear’s w,l| play- Stanford promptu affair was dulightvd with dinal Bishop Vannutelli. ! ?j py .Arnpahoes, had crossed tire tyi^iyar.fjc i oou|t chant- the shoot and especially pleased The pontiff offered prayer nnd 1Big Urfrti at the present Bite of Ishawoon’s only son, Wapiti* that central Florida is l ohnve delivered his allocution. Then a !■ . Thermo|ndts. Before the Indians was a wiakl.ng who apparently suggesting a celebration such n delightful place (or its club ter receiving the consunt of the J fly to July fourth were as "The Oaks. members of the snered college, apScores of person* from Thc ladies present enjoyed their p(„nted , Wo new Italian cardinals, *• towns and cille* were visit immensely. It was decided Giuseppe Gnmba, archbishop of 1ur the team’s departure. that the members would extend Turin, and Lorenzo Ijuiri, nuncio Wallace Wade, leading an ladles day to their wives nnd to Poland. 3 Rose bowl for the sec-. sw eethearts to the Thursday shoots j|„ ended the ceremony b> rerngIn as many years, which will ninrk the regular we -k Hiring various hp-h hii'hops muny of Fancy Oranges nnd Grapefruit, pinked in Holiday bock on thf 20 to ID vic- ly *hoel of the club, starting at 2 whom wl had nlreL-ady Iweji appoiri*'-«l Boxes, ready for .shipping. A nice gift for your friends. Washingtoli 'University P. M. by brief. r ago and sgread with sup " The* following were the semes All sizes, ijimrters. halves and whole h ex es, mixed if • that ‘.'they are ready." ml He: desired Wade, a preacher of the Out of 60 shots: Hurry Jnhnioii bat a team either becomes 44; Mr. Addison, 43; 11 <’ Stilt/ Also I ireplare nnd Stove wood m mn i|utm11 1> lye , ,or , deteriorates 42; H. C. Shlugermich, 41, J <> of days, said hi* Reynolds, 30; S. H Sweeney, 30. Deliveries Anywhere Pi:.- MOINES, in Dec 21 it) the “beat condition C. K. Smith, 3H; A. C. Porcher, 37. »r." W. H. Huttig, 37; J G. Isonhuur i/l’i The [own Loan tud Tru*! ill* BaruM, tjuart 30; J. K. Apgur, 34; J. S. Allen, 32; 1'ompany, pne of tin- largest bank Jordon Apgar, 31; S. F. Travis, 3(1; ing instituti h u h in 1 >CH M . ) i l 1 * 1 ffW ro K I’hnne .'1HG-M J. P. Porcher, 20; H. Casselberry f a i l e d t o open Uxlu v Kcpresentatha train : 1m i l king depart. • 24; C. Williams, 17; 1> \\ Potter l i v e * •*f the xN’intli St it ( 'ypress — 1 Blts’k from Sanford Ave. Went a r t 1 in rhdrgi B iW n , - A&:chia Taylor, 13; W. E. Sherman, 6 ( I n >f ‘ g : " i i, Dfck' 11*afnrier, Her(in- nii ■: it u ( ii m witn Out of 26: F Guernsey, 22, .) ids* d ij i >i i rI l l f l r t III IMIHl ( H .-.'fill Jimmy Johnston, F. Mullsblager, 13 a t i^ui P t h v t i . | 1 Multi. rry Holder and ih-iiriiS B B S B H iiiiu iiS s u s iitia B a a iM ii ii g In" U t ■ . - 1 1 - > .1 i t . T|- 1. ................. fold, backr.; HoyljWlnsv. t h i i U p till , ) . » :*i 1>a11k lorrison, Raymond Pep Ben Enls, ends; Clarke Ellin Hagler, guards; Holmes, center; Claude le ’ find’ Juntah Dowd in. If Skidmore, l^slle Pmyno nnd * imukes, substitutes for the IN D IA N A P O L IS , ln<l . Dec is otig whom the other tackle -—Speculation that linn been cm H be filled. ( HD Alin. lit*. 21 -t/P. riu- 1 rent this week an to why Ralph I v mm Fope Holds Secret Oranges from My Grove 666 Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills the germs Palma, the racing star nnd n .. ...... her of the Studebakei enginw iihu staff, was driving a i pmpctii iv.make of car on tW I iltilii rut poll* spffdwny wa>* cleared up yustei day when It wan learned thnt lie I'alniB was eiMidiicting -poenn -----------------------test* on th(* new Krski.ni' S n >' .t ic» dehiik/pK new 2 I S b ir r be - 4 Pp/fi Pdr. Til- enmi>etitive niake cur piloted 103 hj Ih-I'alina was u r e n ie y on 10it 106 i K .*k u |e $»x chaeai- ■■p.ii ped witn U t1A 4 IVlIUf j q ,| u camouflage hislv I he raink /._l...r.-HkwfeA. jf)i( .1river was nt the truck to i-ai 1 1 ; .......i.,.'..7wrtj.'wrtW IQp on ceilu.n test* aniplifvuig in ind ..... 103 wiitk In* has been do,ng ,0 ■ , jlUrc H....^3- - HUQ-acru Studehaker t '! ire ] 0 ;j ( i i io ml n e a r South H*-r I «t Boy ‘ Tomorrow 1 be incident rniptni- ' 1t '*'t «•(»( h hut nhr i t the prim lp.il * - gTieit If they dn not get Jo uethef Jit their 1 ijr.fi-rcm-e tmtay. ] the h1at<* i-i'ftl uliwlmi likely will i.»*' •(tiit'ii iipon to ih-i ah- ln-tworn -l.'ii* TIt! Million, hi mug priunot \ ized (he (ievelnpiaent f -t eletii ket .1 new c a r , which will lie m l r > 103 duced nt the Nationnl Automobile Show in New York Jim H. Not w>th standing the fact that the Erokiiie Six has been brought out in Europe, where it made iN do but at the I'uris Salon m Octobei III-detail* of it* design oi cnnslriu tion have been made puhlp in t In­ i ' nited S t a l e , Be closely g on r' I)-■l a .i , ’ hi f. r skint- Six that even it* nppearunci it) Paris wiib a complete surprisinot only to the American public, who had no inkling (li.it Studebnker wn* preparing another cur, but to the Industiy a- well. F*« '*7?...........: Raca $700 Claim. 'l-O. & Up 5 1-2 Fur. W - ......... Worthlnirton r ivlan ...... I Race $700 Claim. I- Mdna. 6 1-2 Fur. I) :-l- I - " •* ill •y 4 f c * * -3 » tr -*r» ++*■ « «v itL i r» *112 *100 '--J 109 ir+ ......... ...... -v— « ■■■ ioo .... . 1W ,^ ......... sin i .............. *104 ...... 100 -Claim, eP ,*‘AaU.— 100 ~ g ) 6 Fur. 07 ..p,.r... *100 * ii 9 -nl ~ m W £ t Up 11-18 Mile ^ort'thAHn*' ' 1' ; ' d i f . .. u s ~ x .- .. ' 107 ♦101 i ^ im !; Snnlnrd Ave. K 'Mh — Nanford-Orlaitdo Itnad nl A GIFT P u rch a se d hen* h e a rs the S ta m p o f Cl mice Select ion Do you r C h ristm as gift buying in S^Tord where it will benefit you and the whose com munity in th e New Y e a r. F IR S T NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLA. W eS u gges T uxedo? m\ _____ Jtwlo Ct* i » Diamonds T h in g s o f heau ty a r c a jo y ‘ ‘ .fc re v ri'" not ju st at i 'Ii list m as T im e In add it ion to* no- m an y g ifts , we c a r r y t h ris tm a s ' lift i 11)(t geimitn* I )i;mn> ml K in g s Priced From COLEMAN’S •SI2.0(1 to $900.(10 O ffic e E q u iiim o n t Co. GENTS WATCHES Sunshine Scratch Feed and Gifts For The Home Gifts For Ups R azor Seta, Sporting Goods, Guns, T . ... «■■■ 1 fdr.S you that your Tuxedo is due for retirement, step in and let us show you the newest Styleplus models that arc attracting so much atten­ tion around here. These Styleplus Tuxedos have found their way into many wardrobes recently. Tailoring in a manner be­ fittin g a Correctly style _5■Y‘ - ;-r. In A m b er, Pearl nnd Ivory Sjjocinl Price Solid Leather Hand Rags $4.00; ‘Diamond Rar Pins* ' R egular $25.00 \ nines. Special for only $15.00 -= / Diamond Scarf Pins Special Price Sterling Silverware Community Plate - 1HI7 Rogers - T • 1i==tzrli~t * Jt :e Jr If it suddenly dawns upon Manicure Sets and Toilet Sets mm* ; - .‘'Y' f Styleplus Xuxedos $4' Klgin. Waltham, Howard, I him ill un, Illinois and Grucn Sl NSHINE EVERY DAY!!! Toys For The Kiddies km Sanford m erch an ts have been making grPa» preparations f o r the holiday trade. shelve, are well stocked and th ey hnve the goods to nlesS you. s ^ ^ Klgin, H offrers, Hampden in 7-15-17 Jewels Gifts For Every one Dec. 2L Phone 108 Hulovu. s ANKER DIB Tom Lord WRIST WATCHES M linn SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. d iu v d l nd PVmet‘o A i B a r g a in s C an THE DIAMOND PALACE ALBEMARLE, N c , Dec. 21— Sunshine Mush surely puts I’HOFIT IN POULTRY. ((P)—A man giving the name of C. M Vmir Monev Rack if You A re Not S atisfied " C. Cutley, was held for prelimi­ nary hearing here today while Salidbury police investigated a charge that ha shut two Washington and ■ Lee University students in tho JNO. W. SNEAD * Southern railway station there P hon e 51!) Saturday night and fled in two Mvrtle Ave. & 4th Kt automobiles commundvred at pistol point Edward M. Stcit, brother of C. W. S u it, Jr., former Auburn football star, was In a Salisbury hos- * +++++++'>'!"f 'f+ + + '*‘+'{’+4' <,+++‘!" :,-!”-i,,!-<‘+*+4*,3,++»**-y4><*++++++^+*.++4+^+4,^.4,^^^^A+ ++^,+<1^ pltal today, wounded, but not se­ verely hurt. A companion, whose name was not learned, continued his Journey with a minor wound. The youths were on their way to Birmingham, Ala., for tho holidays. # -A * •/ Cutley was captured here yes­ ________ a______________ _ terday by a negro who frustrated his effort to obtain a third nutomobile. Police quoted him as say­ ing he shot the students in resent­ \\ragonfl. Tricycles. Tea Seta, Footb alls, Boxing Gloves, .Automobiles ment of remarks they made re­ (Juris, Coftstcrs, Velocipedes garding his wife, who was a pas­ senger with him. between Win­ ston-Salem and Charlotte, N. C. Curvinjf Sets, Silverw are, Stoves, * , . ----The woman remained on tho train and .today had not been communl’ > " A r ?* * m wtUrby police. ii. u o u n m c C orner tummercial S c CHRISTMAS GIFTS BLUB BONNET M ARKETS y**___ loo *too ii Mounted J^elivered FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE T h e itcxall Store 20ti K. 1st St, He had at 'I ry it mi vnur lieim nnd see the difference. ’SSfogB.I ...T O. t Up $ 1-2 Fur. A" ^ cv n n SANFORD MERCHANTS READY Sanford Drug Co. R a re I . i rider v ilb- Trees The C h ristm as spirit in the neighborly spirit Shop a t home, ’ 1 u T H E TALK OF TH E TOW N I » If, , ,1 ,01111to 1II , J 1 Holiday Boxes— n gift that ^ ^ H s tm a a S2.no to $15.00 O pposite Valdez Hotel — 1.1th & Oak -Ii true I Man Held On Charge ■ Of Shooting Pair Of 5 Students In Station ■ In iissorlrneiitH in fu m y •ureh |d»*H.se. 1 gi'Jjht i L«t (Siian^U r l ( 4*wit. uf'd Wayne Minin, 'h» hi Khn, w)• Tii f Hepdtii 1tftl 1,4w 3-* f riij?i e . f ^tampfrrTIts'hlp J wo .lunuarv \vr»'^tiin^ haw- hn$*n gru/Miil ih** prt»niot«'r*, 1 13 i tremi' secrecy that 1 t- i l-.aroctet M t;.............. Also Eligible Tangerines! Tan^erinen! 'Pangferines 30c per peck or^l Atomizer Sets Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open At 114 N. Park, Opposite Va'der Hotel llli- •'i ■ \i tiJ.-t is ( uimmsshiii i n > hat " To -ti 1 it ml'!' Ih'1 W n t wo prn rii •* f •i-t-king In hold t hit* fit- > (tn| •f ! Atil ii.uv Avvt*i|fl l Wf*‘ <tling nntl i h It.-11 tii I-* winter hriii v; The regular annual meeting of the Stockholder* of the Sanford Bank and Trust Company, Sanford, Florida, will be held in accordance with the by-laws, on Tuesday, Jununry llth, 1027, at 10 o'clock A. M. jit the D.rzetcra’ room of the bau^, tur Hu* election of n Board of Di­ rector* to serve for tho ensuing year, to hear roperta . of officera and to transact such other business ns may properly come before tho meeting. L. M. MARSHALL, Cashier. Dee. 20th, 1026. \yjn Atomizers and t Hold Wrestling Match!* tlemon) NOTICE A Few Christmas Suggestions DllHAltrs PACKINt; HOUSE DePalma Conducts Tests Of New Car n o . . , , ,v \lhletic ( oinmission S ByStudebakerfirm win rtc-ido who wi l l : 000 shares. The exact stock hold­ ings of employes and tho extent „ m : E of their parpicipntion In “thp mel­ To Miami and h»ct A r v on" is expected to be made known ‘ng Sanford for u- ,8*d*sW afternoon can »ilUn>l shortly. Their is a Drescription for Iowa Loan (ompany ( loses Its Doors lOf) _______:___ _____ ._ ii . F4*sJ A Few . £4 5. - Bath Robes Neckw^ „ ' AlclXli.1 Hand ken KLI \ * ft^ -- -f ? M HCr ;el! �lews TO APl'-EAlt HEBE Coe (Unde, incxzo soprano, is to bo featured during the Sanford opera reason, Dec. 30 and 31. Sho - unce yoU novcr *,L ^ 7 i,Us before—perleh tho is n member of the San Carlos x-rtt “ut Pn Indinim map Grand Opera Company, which Is to iF fo ,,. right hand corner show at the Mllune. county,- 'ndt fa r from Stiver. Jt> right there TO B E AT MI LANE wnrda. stories that Bianctf Snroya, dramatic so. r l #1* tho north pole ntu prano, who is to appenr at. tho Mi* 9 , • gtorc, which h Inno THqater with the San Carlos Grand Opera ConiS L and .a railk irful Gl-arid S o T ’-vnd a blacksmith ■■■■■■■«■(------------Mttker with 97 Santa Htrho call this place homo, ^iadisputahlO witness to inj\\ Gsus hnt- l>ccn hero since L , 1B65— »nd right happif c b J s lives here"™ail thq t i a e Gfld," Httlo Aeno Sliest tot 'in the Santa ibool, puts it. Jslitts Bockstaler jje , the stdry to Julius old man with ft rud- frioid <»f the whole Santa jtace. \f, Jlockataler is tho only ^ Bs reaident who doesn't YKcmble with the rcrt of . Claua folks each Christ- ^^ the party in the littlo JS o0 top of the hill. j; „dy rise is there, beaming „ jliaf, and prc.wntly old g. LiisMlf maker his appear* [irffrlet cent, shining whiah ,y boots and all that—J pork.italer 1 L however, knmvs there is — Ctaus. > !;B [hard to get the kids to bcKris Kringle, nowadays,'* a, In his deep, German But you can say fo r mo t Is one. nnd'lCa ft good rjh c peo|de u fth c world. en’t for the , Christmas jnce a y*‘ar. wliut to rt of mold il t* ’ " .uk-h h’ SuKpicinn! is that removal [shiamy bickers and red fiats t,m which tlu* N ! risfus wt in - a’, the annual Columbia SupttmoCoufU Justfcc Dailey will rule on the oiottgh Thursday, • Meantime ar­ rangement of the defendants nnd stock, amounting to about |4,280,the fixing of a trial-date, will be oo°,/ . delayed. I.lttlcuin contended that the oil magnnuj had been singled’dot by the Senate /or, special prosecution, OTIS DIVIDEND MADE inasmuch a* Independence counsel NEW YORK. Doc. IM.—i/P)—An­ had Icon appointed to conduct the other stilutnntlol holiday gift by case. ,lp dc,crtb«d thd Senate resan Industrial corporation today February 8,1924. direct"filJ made tu common stockholders j mg President Coolidge.to appoint cf the Otis Elevator Company, tho p, 21.—(/Ft— the specml proa ecu tors as uncondirectors authunzing a stock div­ ho Fnll-SJn- c, nititutional and constituting an idend of 25 per cent on the common nsplracy in -1 ridgement of rights of due porindop advise-1 cer.s of law ns defined in tho Con­ ic Jennings |"ittniion. < conclusion Of 1-evi Cook, in behalf of Fall, said ,<■ ' ■ i Court Ruling Over thd 08th CorigTcan « u , ”gr.tx) inquisition" and that any trial based open lift actions was in the nature of the case pot due process Of law. ’ [ . Fall t*_%» faces . .trial » ■ »In this • “If “If U Mr. honorable court and. is acquitted he and his conael are denounced a* shysters— ' tlic Senate ot the United States,” . be said. " I f we make u motion, we sro accused of seeking delay. I f wo do nothing We arv guilty.” FOOD ACT AMBNDED WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— (JP)— The food and drugn act was amended by tho House today to in­ clude u provision, sponsored by California, that raw fruits and vegetables grown outside the United Stated and its x ImiUrriM shall be sp labelled, when add Ih LADIES! •f ,t .V *v^i JJim iiU if. ,, B e tte r B e S afe Than Sorry. a it a r t ttf cleaning and dying. The inci our proof. LANEY DRY CLEANIN' 110 E . 2nd S t W U iin n fifH in iiiiiin i B BB®**l®®®^JpWgNNBBnnaaBaaa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 301 Good Until Christmas! “We buy rj^ht 1 «u*.vTJuP*?mu> Ur t* ■■••*»!on*.| ■t ‘-'.S' 4 *>«» M 'V • .I *. We sell right Tomutpea largd Beans C am p bells, .'5 cans Pumpkin Large can lOYii Pears No. 3 can • ; i'Jm i-p ii i;,r P o ta to es 10 lbs.. Irish Every member of the family has received our careful attention in the selection of our g*ift suggestions. Not foolish gifts that will pass and be forgotten in a days time b their usefulness. Su gar 10 lbs., f ’unc Fresh Meats — Ducks - Chickens C. W. KNAPP jl ss E u i n ic riy F r ic m lly Sto res oi)2 Sanford Ave. S■ isa* parly might re.voal |Ut , but IV ttvsir has been H i B R i i a * J| ---- - ■ - ■ '*off^o t*|( ■ a\ i, * ( nW:i* .-e w r I1 HOSIERY Gordon The newest in hosiery i,to den lines hosiery are pnpului on account f ibelt •nappy, yet lieu' mp|M-ursticr as well ns their durability. Gotham ' - a,’t:j ; f * ;T £ ; ,> These Gold Strlpo Gotham hosiery in svmi-chlffon weight will mako ■me of the most acceptable gifts to any lady member of your fam­ ily Tin po|tlle\ heel has found favor among the women “f particular tn-!> u'o| we foi l that ligb* .my f*-mligor's hUcb a gill wo>uli| d** Ii.1art MaHq‘ Itj, Wi*~t fftahlon atyie. 55# prj<cd, in $2.25 mto $2175 *“S1 "I c. ' apqeptalim gffl ii-t! ('bui- i* near lJnco!u ml, wbi*!' Abraham Linl„t>ri I'lii' folk front Inu. bn'*- marly nil visited ’I see tile Nsno Hanks I.in- Sl.aO to $2.50 .•tiiiriaJ iat!i>r Al.tr rin Is .>rte of the nf ritiren* Ojt? gela the tail Hlhiitr -cl..... f'hristnins a* ii ii his Pop" away from .Santa 'bily told him once t h a t oil all Claus talk was so much Kmie1 wa- inclined to bo­ to j mrbi j tbe*. - too a Santa Claus," j *n*it ■ I intel. "T h e re ccr- \ n‘ ''bt.be you don’t see bm his spirit is Here all <—ju-’ ’ike (iqd'a,H laser said anything -am., i la us after that, ’Tricher" la /‘opulnr ftl young mep live in Santa W only one. young ,!n<ly^tkn Frey, the school'tonchpopular? You bet! ttry oldest native of Santa * Mrs John Foellllon, who h > Santa Clauslnn fo r B7 Sbr S.ivs it’s tho best town tHc> ‘ , traveling men who "ihake” vt of Indiana havedUcov^ l Such, too, /* / ®ukc s}H‘cfal trips to Sntiln Mfiy year fo mnil their *v' greetings to thefr *rd customers. *S»nta 1 laus, Indiana,” post* attracts swift * attention, ‘ Warned. •’ • '•A Fi'lht 1920 NEA Service) H cren rc five ways in which we try to merit your good-will: I. Quality always the h ig h ­ est; 2. Prompt, depemjiiblc deliveries— whether the quantity is large or small; 3. Advice in selection of materials; -I H e l p ­ ful suggestions on yOur building problems; 5. Prices always fair. 't , I * We-spbpiit ,qur case to the very highlit court^-tiic court of Public Ooinion! r ? r S 5 . 7 5 to | I» -fO A A S 1 2 .U U ~ ft8Sor^ l e,Art Y , $1.00 ]to $3.50 > .2 **V ,Y .jfa HVi Men’s in itia le d lirten kerchiefs. ment. In box assort- ‘ ‘ $1.00 to $U 0 Lingerie! The Gift to .Charm Feminine H earts Gowns Nothing would find fav / like this dairt|.y plecfe df have a wide rango of at ioned of lovely »Uk m a te r ia l antf d a jp t-, lly trimmed with laces and ribbons. ^ Kxquisite creutions in crepe de chines, daintily trimnu'd with lares and con­ trasting materials, .Moderately priced. I’hilippne hand-enibroidered gowns make practical As well as a most (lesir able gift. $5.0 0 1$16,50 Made of fa pc novel.ways.. J khe d esres I dress Cons|c Made of good quality crepe dc chine, luce trimmed, with the final'touch in trimmings of ribbons. very popular jy want!? V $ 4. 75 10$10.75 tw Bedroom Slipperg T o w e ls B e a u tifully hundcmbroiderrd , linen,. Gueat ( l i t . The hoasektvper Will be dcjlgKied when «H* Mrt some Lone Star Cement la Alabama Portland Birmingham, Babaldlary of InternnUonal < < T *r Ladies' dainty, hond^rni- * broidcred linen handker- _ . chiefs. Som e linens U!lmmud w ith laces. georgettes. Some ilVYiox Step-Ins Chase n n p iflK W A gift th at she will appreciate! ClmnioispUc Gnnntlets ctnlirMideml euff. Nvitl m nppearjinee. $J .25 T h e l tiited S ta tes S u p rem e C^ourt recen tly defined g o o d w ill as " th e disposition of the p leased cu sto m e r to retu rn to the place w h e re he hns b een w c ll*trc a le d .,’ Claua nne ei In 11, Alene Comer fjS GOOD WILL • > s-bt of the Christtha linmitoful silk paraaola. Newest . „ e v j j " t bandit's. Som e Blue, green, purple, retl and black. n f hi’uwn, ta il, grey and t •the Supremfe Court calls irt y i IIunii r is |Ft nnd the big- ))’ in Parasols Gauntlet ■styles in bid <'ul- i* leas i* one of tin; Santo obi lie;. 1 . lie ta u great cf Jiibu* iiiK’kstaler. er.is ■ v’ t in tile whole yf*ar v wi SI.50' to $1.9 : jpgs t„ ,<2.25 Gloves HI ever -aw' lie and Hockrul 'T ee I ew is ait up late t v.rt •L. hi the letters to Hay, 'bui pour in from * land sn.-w. s a- many of them ible—wimet intea sending 3 rands Vy r> V a . 8a a ■ Corporation imong her gift* ;Oc so Cosmetics V lAitlies" gatht .qullfotl lined in m any bright shades. A few leather Htylea. $1.50 to 52;75 * .-f * . r ■■ ■ . <• * 1 ■ ’ *' • . • i • House Slippers l ?■ * -’ iiyUY ^ Y ^ »► f^ Men’s leather house slippers of Rood quality. The man always l^yeclate useful gifts. , Dusting bath powder, bat|h salts, perfumes apd other cosmetics, all n ^ y put up in artistic All leallwr hand b ^ * in tha un­ der w* arm •tyle, pooch and" o tS r a 1’ ’ M ■|Jher!£wWY l - v 1 ‘'■ • m Y ' compacts. ,Id duties *rv * =- , * v, DOLLPAF .’ i ' :■ ^-fee'» ’ V. �Consider As Brisbane rublUhrU every « * N » r ■« S*Mf»r«, I i..rl.in, u^ate th e birthday of'JosuH Chrint— W onderful Bqtiandering Wealth. I 111 » l> | | ii.ll.. A . r o u e I Five Greatest Men. " "lty God, The Prince o f Pence, E vertaatln g --------------------------------i, the prophet foretold Him— some nfien are To Modify Killing. JU#re*l fan K«comI iChtM M attar. j Japan Need Not Worry. | H H F ?J, ISIS, at the I’oii toff leal d ru nk! r» . ______ ,T_ _ . _ . . i SanD.rti. Florida, under A c t of BY ARTHUR BRISBANE t-mih »,|I8»T. (Copyright. 1926. Star Co.) T h e y have hunted up th e ir bootlegger. T h ey have naked him to violate th eir cou ntry’H iawn again, and to tak e SECRETARY WORK, of the in­ a n o th e r step , lower into the degradation w here Hneaka ami terior department, who studies and erooka a re bound to land. understand* national problems, ha# J u s t b efo re C hristm as th e liqu or will be slipped into a big tank ns chairman of the min* th e back door som e nigh t, A b o ttle will be opened C hrJat- CITHUS tlHANDS". ' "Timr Trlrd end Crop An.rao.potl|kjLf Hlmon Pur* »{o | ’ : <|rm Fruit ivin# ‘■cm t.ltrtin t ^ liru* 3pfC|ft| 2-10-10 * n , J it i i ,M i KruJl t Vine i ’» it i i I, 10 i ,raD* '‘ Tree i | J licro i abffrrlna Satsuma Bprcm " !“? S ' * y f A * * a * ■ln*»™ »™ « • * ■ * < * t h a t sacred j cr",J ^ n ig h t in B eth lehem , w hile the C h ristm as bells are rin g in g . , . „ . . . . „ nn out th e m essage o f th e Yuletlde, th e man of th e house w ill! “n , rn!|> h, . o<> be guzzling th e liquor th a t is to m ake him a beast on C h rist- i BUtomobil(1 owneri( nn(, m w day. . millions of farm engine#, depend. , And th ere will be C hristm as Evd p arties fo r w hich n -nu. country now i# u#ing up its Supply o f liquor has been provided. Young men and m aidens 0u „bout a# fu*t a# n young will be given “d ain ty fla s k s " filled w ith w hiskey as souvenirs spendthrift u#e* an inheritance aeo f tlie occasion. “S p ik ed " punch will be served w ith g re a t ‘mired without work, h ila rity . And along tow ard daylight, about the tim e little “ — children are s tirrin g in th eir sleep, or s ittin g u p rig h t in th eir u e k k IT w a s said. "Beethoven little beds stra in in g th eir eyes to see if S a n ta Claus has c o m e ,. u " ,M? ot the Y*v«_*crc»to»t men that th e older boys and g irls with flushed fa c e s and unsteady i fvcr lived ’ William Wngit*. or ste p s will fum ble th e ir way. into the house to b rin g a day o f i l)etrolt* who mnke# wire iron work sudness to all who love them . , nm* n«k#, Who aro the •fi.ibolldln* t>™w a, hotel., apartKfk tdbhl hau»r». -i'll X LK|?a O ir c-maUvlTa of five «.,«• fcU#»«§l7ue(l«» „ «fft/l> f/h « » l M . r . l •I ' cltr r « t r a « t l ( i r a - apalrm 1 7 * a rh d u t p ro * ta lo n for Inrrrnacd m QUALITY first FAIR pb PROMPT SHIPMENT t Z i manufacturing fertilS* rlonda Growers, CASIt^SJ CASH ORDERS DJ S ? 0 UNT8 Trf TEEN PER CENT' E. O. Painter Fertilii* Jacksonville, Duval County, ] W h isk e y a t C h ristm a s tim e ! D ru n k e n e ss, d eb a u ch ery , ; ° th" ’ ArchiniPde;), sdcl)cc; w retch ed q u a rre lso m e n e ss, as p a rt o f th e c e le b ra tio n o f h e s|m , wriUng; Michael Anday on w h ich th e C h ris tia n world sp ea k s th e ir jo y fo r t h e ’ art; J pwtBni mBthom8tics. co m in g o f th a t Man o f G a lile e . Whnt name would you BubstiMen w ho ca n n o t a ffo rd to buy th e ir fa m ilie s o r d i-[u a « 7 .Sot Alexander, Caesar or n a ry c o m fo r ts will pay f i f t y d o llars fo r th e ir C h ristm a s liq- ( m "b £ u or. M en w ho c o n trib u te n oth in g to c h a r ita b le o r g a m z a -jlonu, ci%tuxvt|. tio n s , and do n o th in g .fo r w istfu l little ch ild ren who a re lik e- 1 y ou m,Kht want a philosopher, ly to h av e no (C h ristm as jo y s at all, will bu y th em se lv e s a J Xocrnt™, Pint,., Aristotle, nr Un­ c a s e 'o r so o f w hnt th ey call " O h -b c -jo y fu l," and fo r th em - J ron. Hut gmilncs# in philosophy /•« ONE - DAY SEKVI( L llia l a n , u n d en a* th im p . llu .1 a , , „ . r ....... l i n n * . .h a ! p ______ J n r,■|E i r ' l ' £ I l / S l ' MASTER AND SLAVE w hich “ th e h erald a n g els sing. G lory to th e new -born K in g ,” ! ___ TAMPA TIMES e v e ry w h e re th e r e sluiuld lie Hie kind ot jo y 1hat call com e S in n M 'N S ('AllRYINT, many ‘Lord, let me recount to Thee out in th e open as an exam p le o f th e C h ris tin a s s p irit loving enriridgr., ingenious "blind#," and Pcrhiip we are a hit senUmei :al There never Ins been nnd never >o f thh gr*«k tilings Tlivu liast ileenys give the |M.or liirdn slight Jo y o u sn e a s th a t leuvus sw eet m em ories. —if «*, we are not sorry At any will he trouble between whites and <A iL . . In nee Proud sportsmen a r e 1 _. i , \ i uilh H( f>n ^ Ilfr IH i ‘UJi 1 ra tf* we wert impressed Icy the negroes who understand each uth | ----------<>-------Wf me, even m<$ ircrfnifrJII’fK'il short \ P -.fury coming out <if <r Trouhle is l.rewetl hy the r little one. > u , ■U, I 11 linn I ■11 uni t hem ' Washington of a southern mem- other sort And. in almost every her of oiigrt H- having saved :i mstanee the most of it is brewed Hot I that car’d for Then MIt I I .I M U A* II t-uggests negro , huri'h in the tapital city for the negro t Thou didst set Thy heart upre, . t hat - t . o r l - n o n dev ole soine en- t r*<m the n.fiet loneer - h u m m e r heA me a n negro is al most as mean i ei3P^‘-~iT !h e g o v e n im e n . is the l‘ — r .ll lh - l . r - t "1 lt> prurtr , r . v m„unting skll , cause the treasurer of ............. .. as a mean white man. Hut the \even xnf ru tiuim Ul th o se rt*.SlK>nM»j|o tor th e I'ontipirucy involved IN fully, whit'll llu»y cun uanlly L-nrn ■Krttiun wiirhln |>|)injf in it 17 »hr *nn mean nf rithrr rnco aro not) ttW oho: •» thfi le a sin g o f c e rta in naval oil reserv es A lbert H Kali. In d". their finest specimens fif an It slave oil hi- father's generally found among former r —. . If th. , would devote tin jm-t cent plantaii TI slave owner*, nr among their sons therefore was It sweet to Thee fo rm e r s e c r e ta r y o f th e in terio r, and Kdward I, D ohenv. leave Th y majesty and Thnma, C a lifo rn ia oil m a g n a te, have been freed o f co m p licity in a 1^,.* m , T r ‘.mid g b i'd u . lo r d ? ', ‘,nB ‘7'*r ,l,s J1" '1 wTrr li ft ,f.In tncfn " ‘"-‘e there mat__ b\k like mo, i . . - . . . . ix i * T ^ ^ tf5N‘ t■14* i'irn.4, lorlioictl (hun han iw* t n rrlatinn idrtpt Htttte <*1C. Hchoniu w hich brouKht in to Mr. Uonony M jm ssrsnion oil prop- .tfw| ilrur a rhan«^ and. inrHlcntnl- j NVhu h pm s IpiI between south Wouldn't be any venti^o o ' -nrc i a » « - T r ~ . r t 5- *4 <>rtJ ' vallied a t $1UU,UOO,OIIU ami to Mr. Kail s depleleil b a n k jly . prolong for #ume year, tho! M-,t masters and their slave*. To trouble. This story oiit of Washjicd baBy oh thft knet! accou n t a " lo a n " o f $ 1 0 0 ,OIK). pleasure of killing bo spie tIn-re were hud master* nnd mgion gw# far toward proving life mdtKfr thjho ovvur * u . . . . , f, , . . . .... . . I ------1had slaves, nnd the twain produced that. It is the latter day genern"lk llkilmO, i f ? . 111 le a u lt <d tile ttia l winch ‘ lidtul Iasi I n u rsd a ) ia . ^ ilinU G H j a p a n hn- not *I'ftnr had conditions A* a rule, mins and well meaning lull ill ad ■ on®*-1tj, _ not in th e lea st su rp risin g e j ln view o f till* I'ln u m s ta n c e tj It|j.ltj ,,,,,,UK!, I rouble with her earth however, t.otli masters and slaves vised friends of the negro who, ..Ml G. Rossetti: Selection verd ict o tlle r th an th*- one reached by th e ju r y was out of uuake*. luvi* Noble, of the llniu-.l were ......I The result was that rnlse the devil Certainly th e y 1 m t u Finished." th e q u e stio n . T h e governm en t stood' ........... to win its States geological . a r m , says th- while the., relationship wn# nof might l„ stop it Hut will they’ *__ rr______ •, ». . L • . . _ . * 4 J n[nines** islands will cvt*nlmilh id«»l huvmin HlHvtTy can t be* uicul t.chn :n-w**r «fin4 they no i t - Peru heed* i« the sound ' a s '' , in ^ ^ ^ ' k h t JU.lt a s well h a v e w „ h d r ii w n t h e u u b e t - (lUuPix-ar . om pktely 1-dow th, !' was very satisfactory Their probahlv will i,..t at any t im e; »tlon o f a Inr stick i n c u t s l I L t h e f^rst |i!(UU‘ m id >u\ed 1 J l ^ T e t l e r ^ l HIP. ,,f the P a n fi, ottadhinenis were dose and their soon. 'twin, th e ^ S t in in m l m iff Ilf n il' trrnl. ' *" * ® “ J .nqiamifc semritisl# reveal the interest- common, sifted down to Anyhow, we are glad that our i m I_______ .._______ L l„hn m . . l\ lie , . 1 1 fact that an island in Kvusu hav bottom With a few- exceptions, father was a slave owner—though §r Representative John H ie oil scandal fro m its in ception has been an in m m “0 ' ago. drowning here ami there, th,. feeling ha- we are gladder still that there is j i has gut his parole irectly u rerietisible m uss ui en tan g lem en ts. It has involved d ire ctly ono. [passed down from fathers to runs, no more slavery — for hi# being so J l e ’ll probably run for gov What thm southern member of gave us Levi. By the way, Levi or in d ire c tly sco res o f men prom inent in th e b u sin e ss nnd tnpw. , / i C*qj j/i, • congress did is ju»t one more uvi- refused to be freed when he wn* ll resu lted in th e d (list ^isu id 'p o litic a l life o f th e rountrv It isclo su re ot i p i \v e \ t i: JAPAN M il *tn dene.- thatit is so. declared «n He stayed on with China Goes oh\c vyatel lorTge. than som. Sagyih ,£nvoyTfn it g r a ft-g r a b b in g H fjiublu an a d m in istra tio n and toil to tin(h" "1 tin* best friends the his "old murster" until his ileatfi S< lentlsts - h o w writer k2T6 P^kln>" ouggest# a head th e re s ig n a tio n n! threi iiu -ii (tom tin- iid u n et o f ('resid en t otln-i couulncha# il.evi. nti old negro and has since stayed on with one i line South Vrueriiii, not -o long now. .5 These English diplomat dipt, whowas tils fatherslave of the "little bosses" nr "little mis i 1; H arding rWi* ’tilu'ikOd taiirirvhni' lifnl .■ C .< , I-k n ul i-t-i i... I no « a *alwkyrf snoopin' around No I needs I. tell him that Levi tesses." We do not believe that to . OIJ.U lev oodl-l wtlll-. I II.- •Olli wou!i! A s I hi I " - ,\|. u Mrs R e g i st el |s Ulit s Mill I lie b .ill I ><. 11 'Igbt tor turn l.evi has could he convinced ttial he tins los| gR] _ F itr > cin 't understand why Miami etiy tria l " fro m itn liegip ning reso h ed itse lf into a jjm k pass ■’ I f - if t r VI.Uid n ■■I< mu 1CIf .1 done Hint, a iiuriibe! f tunes And inqthiiig b\ doing sf^ ( lull'd li> iitiv iiiiuiut' irealiueul about dntdrtnlning that "Hu- lllg gnm e. Oh, Yes, we forwarded Levi's, Leasing o f th e reserv es a a.- [lie b u sin e ss o! i he hot tom of l he -en. And j ml ' here i- nothing flint gives him rtun queen.” Why don't they ev ery o n e in g en era l and no one in p a rtic u la r. F all tried to mure pleasure than to see, so fnr Christmas present last week. And 1 find •In Jill-1 1" H i l l ' " ' ,1 , i i " i • , , , • . . , , , l ;• ,••• oyster. shell* , on vhigh " " " im.un. he can, that la-vis need# nnd ttial Commonplace thing make# us 1 place the blame mi his assistants in the interior department, turn*, lifted up from the rtUBOIia|jU. want# are provided for. wonder how many of those who V• .... o---------aro going to the opera. A dm iral R obison defended Full and R e a r A d m iral G r iffin bottom. . , , He had rather have Levi’s “ little abuse form er slave-owners mid FortiiMHh'ly " M . imk “M'!" l fioss’ than tofie leaven'# sake call it “sh-ee- opposed him . It developed thul th e ca b in e t as a whole didn't mlled king. Me tii.-ir children for ill treatm ent nf ^ t n u l v m ill h n \ » ' h m l n o L j u I i f f t h'^wlth the accent, on the sec- kno\V a n y th in g about th e lands or ab o u t th e le a se s and yet is sure that I hi r.me many other negro,-# seiul a negro a t'hristmn# it f t i i l r it t n t i* v it L it* - ’ U t ii N o rtn case# that arc parallel with his ami present, just as what was dune in i $yllable. i 19* ( ir« lu o n t ) h i u t I'icsideni Hiqding was mm or in fo rm ed o f th e >itua I ' “ It | m*i f o r I evi’s. Washington lead’ ll* to speculate in IT, imid vriUN Wht»n it In It is -till triu that the southern upmi how many of them have ever i lion. atferd hn» a good gulf as.ur*# I m . i n D M to our pr<*M*nT N o rth white people ul ' he negro’s best -a\ei( a negro church from the ch Sanford people are prom T h e g ov ernm en t had n good . a>e us fHr as it went. St h•, Du1 ftumiln mi o' wa* ‘-til! friends and "11 unbeliever! a*, tmn block. are and more peopli I.1MK) ytNHr -' f r o f i i f h r e t u i " f Dlf* -ut it was hard to prove the existeini -if a (onspiriuv Hi. g to u#o it »fV|-r£ d«) - l o i i p a jjt ( h t r 11v (*k fir** h i i h " t d ({ W hat a Charming Room” W a l l s to x tu ie d wilk T ex tone invariably drw Tlio ( )i! Scandal th at com m ent. W ith it you m ay reproduce any p eriod #i texture, any co lo r o r combination of co lo rs in th e form of a p erm an en f deamitum. L e t us tell you about TEXTONE CHASE AND COMPANY K or S a le by S a n fo r d , F la . For a Better Stucco House Every element of , hjnee ha*l been taken out oi Oriental J Stucco. Y ou can berjitikatl yoiw exterior vvalls willtt lb-1 solutely uniform in colof"“ l no streak# — ixMiitiiul in lo*| ture. Oriental k tutco #dqx* itself readily to jny archF| tectural pcricxl. w A sk us al>out ♦two defendants stand v i n d i c a t e , ! in the e v e s of t h e m i i i i I ’ h u t t m t h m if m m h m a t t e r ,* SI ’KVIVING I'ROSRERITY I t 'J f|mny how aljnbsf evetyufieHbuf not in th e m inds of (heir fellow i iti/ens There will a I - l " b» g tfu* lrf-*t we ran. MIAMI PAH V NEWS Im tteJ an honest man nnd vet . w ays l>e a q u estio n uboi question at,out that "lo an " To begin with Fall 1 M d y everyone will upon hedged in his testimony, declaring b efo re the Senate tom - — i ADMIRE THE WISDOM of u freio rt to lies. Nation# and tTjrtrvidutds have Kh, Philip* war, through Valley :nitteg that the hundred thousand was advanced by Kdward Mu«#oli,n The birth rate i* fallm m it Doheny said that it was "'ft 'n hnly, and although that na- been ruined by poverty. But a |-,.rge and the Wnr Between the f suggest inn I# that ynU be 14. McLean. Washington publisher littcl time forili in research will Slot.-#. -I,„w* that the fiber of its nycticing on your New Yi-m car purely a favor given by him lo ut, old friend. The signature """ouilL^r''M^folili"dtSs *ervo to bring forth the startling people strong to withstand ^>tt# before you make them hail been torn from the note Mr Ihiheny declared to save lr„,.n,| that the Roman blood truth that* prosperity hu# served Llaner, and hardship. Now. howju ’II find them easier t<> Full from embarrassment in the event of Doherty's death. 1inherited by the Italian people shall J* • •* • to wreck more natinnn and nmre ever, we lin. asked to face anothThis act aloim creates the suspicion that the two men were *wl,yindividual* than can bo charged |er kind -.f problem ultogcther A# R^n*tn„i , K.o fully Gdly aware tiiat that their transaction was crooked. . After Afu’r January J®[,U0IP'. first fir"t any 1,11v huehe1(p fi ,n.(( t| p' ur^* h 1 i . ■ . lor under (H) will tm taxed. Mu##o- to poverty or the a m e n ta , W v - i Ilcnrl> . ... slarft-s lh tfwiv next' session l' all and Doheny may rejoice at their acquittal at the imi will prove that two can live erty breeds. One does not need to '“ ' ’’ 1,1 ^ ln their bad check law bar of justice but they have no reason to believe tiiat this «# cheaply n# one. by making it be i>onr to tie miserable. In fact, . happiness come# easiest and q'nltk- | third of al| thi* wraith 1 wQtortt’o dnK l,l" a" 4' means acquittui at the bar of pUblu opinion. Mr. Fall showed mtir,! fixjwhiflve for one. est to the man unuccustomctl to i "f the human rare Herbert Honv that ho was grossly unfit to have held public office of any j Unmarried women will not K- associating it with riches, but r , re. cnijv -tateri that in tie. , . while , , the rest of the . oT'thcm wu'iiTd i'MU " who count* goi>d health and sternly i....... tp have invent kind and Mr. Doheny demonatrated that in dealing with pub- ■ 'a-i ilecioh llo With which bo cun t unc lie officials he bud no sense of d e c e n c y . The whole case is! nod and do their duty—if tlie, cn)I,l,,y,,u'nl “''dnn occaBhinnlday- U"il.l has been dovanted by war. IS off n# u* agencies of happiness. a neighbor#!'conversation n hint on A m erican public life and is a stig m a on th e lives o f righl man came. I There can be no such thing n# n '"u ixipiilHtirm, Increasing a little. I Inhibiting u* hvo m en th a t will n ev er be lived down. I CiMilzatiari . ! nation or nn individual failing ov­ h.i* accumulated It# wealth ten trivafo righb, u gesnip. AMUNDSEN; AND NUBILE er the precipice of prosperity, but * W LNT- Excepting the compass, without ‘ yalclan r»F Sanford Viaed UB that ho had f - ------------------ 0 --------------------which tho trip couldn't have been tho chief credit goes to the TO P IT Y D IS T R E S S is but htinutn to relieve it is God- made, Italian. - -. ■ ■ : ■'.i . qf V c*»° Id which a liHc.— H. 'Mann. - # g died of ruble#. Wu UH^kll to hia nttantlon *>dia- -- , y ’ftfI>a,>t‘r tei ‘‘ n^Jacksonville man Who ' THE RUSH FOR FLORID A OllLANDO SENTINEL ,dog and. In Arable#. 4 A talc of tho movement to Floryx ci.T - * 7 ' t .... , |o#t one o F ita beat id.-, I# told by the Charlotte (N. fin tho* deutbw ^l* Charles a *£ u n jr*~Bnnford Herald. A no* H # fa ct la that whenever a .'M o r W ” particularly If hi# m V.aattlaa down in 8 train# were put on the lines, all four running out of New York, “Pitting, when Florida is reached. s s .'t o i m * : , 7 a L r ’ 1 •“ * tTO fie la about aa heavy oa last tea for there ia re-enactment, of good r. _ w»#.( ' t unpleasantly about the , disagree ~ lrh> <lf the Nnrge to the North ‘n ^ o " ftrr, ,h.nt the. Italian, Noullc, directed the th e y .g o t w h at they need and desire for the ou tlay, th a t the (^ n g o f * t f f N u V . & d it, money is being spent fo r o b jects which th ey qpprovo, a n d ; commanded it, during it# succe#*th a t it is living applied w ith good business sense and m an­ ful flight, with everybody on Ismrd under hU-orders. agem en t.— Woodrow W ilson. l Ig along when there Is a certain amount of povertg, when labor ntlll i « . a ncccfsity nnd succe## n thing' to be achieved, tlie danger of this is obviated. The precipico isn't here. In n New York pulpit th e other day the Rev, Dr. Hurry Emerson Kosdick gave warning that w e­ eds# and riches may yet ruin tlie United Staten. He i# not an al­ manac, in the ntrirt nensc of tho word. Ho was not attempting to to frighten anyone into accepting th6 plan of aalvation hb represent*. Neither was he auggestirig any radical change In the Constitution or In the law# of the various state*, lie simply decried the “swagger” of a nation that holds one-third of the wealth of tho world. Ha emphasized the belief that th$rc remains a very great posslbi that the nation whfch ha* ■ YOU HAVE NOT heard of one fine chnmpiort, whone nnmo wh# Mnggio Mackin when she came hero from Ireland. Now ahe Is Mr#. A. p . Hyatt, "champion tele­ phony operator Of tho world." An institution'where telephone girls rest or recuperate after illness 1# named for Her.. She began giving when Chicago »a and it was •la were better oprcallted tha becauso "glrla orator# t‘ To be chain- day sermon. °r| require# ««gM " F o r Sole Hy CHASE & CO. HcIiabliD Building Supplies ’ " ‘d In addition, if the debtH~ure | t" It handled a# at, present plannc.l j, large part of all the peoP1' " f Europe for sixty years to c«imc will he pnyfiig nil their snrplu: earning# Into our pockets. No nat mu m hifllory cvqpnfced #uch a siiimtlon. No notion In hfntory ever faecal such a temptation. ■ A subscription to The Sanford Herald will prove an excellent gift to some-friend or relative. Tom Sims Says N> " York night clubs must closo nt :t a. in. now. This ought to re­ lic'' the traffic congestion for tho tmlkniuit. " ,,nt Salm testifieBi that after hiu marriage to Milliccnt Rogers he couldn’t find work. Funny, wo aearcmes- ll, dlvlttf honor the ' - | Why alt worrfT.ob^ „ ti | ____ !— t— D a lly In A a n m e g i J . ; . *y 1 ^-7-y-*' •-i& »fQ f -T**- ~ * t-V I rbiwd J§ ORI ENTAL| ' STUCCO I and mental in _ m i I'hone 475 “ 7 KKS ' l»er pirturc# "of Alhtee McWternoh nnd Kenneth G. I »tiy\v thynt pjjc ,jf‘ them 1i* hmuely m -tho other.— ’,“-,*pcndcntY What'# h If hnif if It did :>uld guy# like u# IL S D R 819 \V. 3rd Sk cruel should be jmslied out of sight, and on the morning on wanted t» kill it himself. -O . T H E P E O P L E O F th e U nited S t a t e s a r c n ot je a lo u s I o f th e a m o u n t th e ir G o v ern m en t costa, if th e y a ro s u re th at J a j■ U fin e tim e. >Copernicus, Tyeho-Brnhc, Kepler,• T h e r e is no w ay o f which T h e H erald is aw are th a t a Galileo Bui the five chosen will, 0D SAVES—"Have u», O God ln our salvnUqtq ami gather u> co m p le te sto p p a g e o f ('h r is lm a s liqu or b u yin g and sellin g n amt deliver us. that w* ca n be e ffe c te d . Hill su rely th e re is a way fo r m u iii ............ M i Hi I sMIlN M AN I CATS and Ire thanks to Thy Indy to be persu ad ed to e lim in a te th e ir Is size th is y ea r. other de*trui live animals destroy­ ’ 1 Chron. 16:H&. C h r is tm a s tim e should be such a kindly tim e. Us ed Iks-a use they Inll so many game Y K R - 0 Gofl* the T-ord, the, ngth of my nalvntion. Thou c e le b ra tio n s should be such in nocently happy ones. T h in g s 'bird". Ho y are like the boy that fir ' . ■S SANFORD selves and th e ir frlen d a th ey will provide w hat th ey th in k is j w n n "«n e'»f"th e'g reat star "men. B IB L E V j 1 i6 kMonth# o L.....— ------»?“ « “ t -» w l- ................" * *•»». - <■'/ ‘ 'VmV i! :• ■M l �THE SANFO jAY. DECEMBER 21. 1920 7 7 I Ih S : : 148 T E L E PH O N E MRS. F R E D 9. D A IG ER , S O C IE T Y L/ c? EDITOR R ESID EN C E S° Thia week will he well filled with activities pertaining to •the frdnesday approaching Christmas holiday by a Jine Sharon will en^aber of her young tho different organisations of the o'clock at her home on Methodist Church. ^ X. Eg , . » K> -A’ On Wednesday evening there Department Chrlstmna will be a prayer meeting service b children of club ; j;J0 o’clock. -S >’ with music by the League. Thursday evening, beginning at Thursday 7 o’clock, the Sunday School will j Guild Christmas ball have an old-time Christmas, in the Ball. form of a tree for the children of j#hbors of America to Io'clock at the old Ma- the school, and the more modem form of Christmas celebration in the carrying out of the White Siturdny * Christmas idea, when the children o ball given at the Lake, given by Mrs. honoring Mias Olive K ' l{"'vmnn und children i 1‘alni Ileach are spending i.Ihv. here with Mrs. Bmv- VAUDEi/ILLE AT WOMANS CLUB IS DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS One of the cleverest as well ns artistic programs ever presented In banford. was that 0f Monday evening when the Sall|e Harrison Chapter N. S. D a . R. presented their "Society Vaudeville” before an appreciative nudienco nt the Wcvnan’s Club. A Grecian duet, the first numfc?r of the program, by Miss Audroy Roberta and MisB Louise Ta­ tum Hungerford, displayed the grace and nrtistlc rhythum of these two talented artists. Both of these young woman, have had a great [Mrs. George Richard p baby of Columbia, S. lire in Sanford Tuesday ipend the holidays with L Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Tur- members of the church, but any tistically rendered two violin solos, one who wishes to make u dona­ “ Meditation” from Thnis, and tion of any kind to the orphans “Vnlse” by l.evenski. She was nrR It I )eu. Mn. Curl Killinjcnworth arc invited to bring such to the Compnniel by Mrs birth of n «on, Mon- Methodist Churvh at 7 o'clock p. pianist. An Oriental dance, which dis­ & Hume on Palmetto m. Thursday, Friday evening the members of played the difficult usthetic dune the Senior Kpworth league will was rendered hy Miss Virginia . arrived here Satur- hnve a service of carol singing and Britt. Miss Britt is also a ballet I the holidays here with a social hour afterwards. After ( dancer of unusual merit, nnd Inter Mrs. Carl Killings- this they will convey to the home I appeared on the program in n dr at Benson Springs the gifts receiv- ! lightful toe dance, od Thursday evening Sanford's own Lion Club .pini Letson returned from On Sunday, nt both services, tpl'e, S R.Dighton, Claude ||o where <he spent n few there will be special music by the wurd. Jc.ieph Graham and Paul .pending the holidays choir, anthems and solos Mrs Fmgc which is always received rent' Mr and Mrs. .1 |\ icl».i Robertson, Edward Ruhr "Mb enthusiasm, were ie. ailed j mini unit Miss Catherine Diihrman several tunes Their intcrpretat w.ll lie the soloists on these turn i"ii of "Mary Had a I.ut!,. |,nmh" : Donald of Kustis spent son* Hr Buhrmnn, the pastor, and "A Spitin' 4 round the Fire' id Tuc»a«> hero u* the v ill preach ut both cervices on were received with round- ..f up utttl Mr- Howard llu subjects appropriate for She nern plans.' sinn and season. >’H,mh leautiful Silk Undies Dance, was beautifully portrayed hy' Miss Uuiac Tatum Hungerford Miss Mary Chafont, made a de­ cided hit with her humorous read­ ings nnd dancing, and was exceed­ ingly clever in demonstrating the loss of her “Lolly Pop”. "By the Waters of Minnetonka” (< ndmnn) ns well ns other well known classics, were the numbers presented by Miss Louise McCutheon, better known as the “Wonder Whistling Woman". Mt> Miss MeCutchron haB been broadcasting for some time nt Winter Park, and has worked up an enviable reputa­ tion. Much credit is due Robin Stuart Gu?, the accompnnist making this nffnir the success that it was. Mr* R. E. Tolnr, regent of the Sail ie Harrison Chapter,' N. S. I). A. R., in n charming manner, in­ troduced Miss Lucy Mae Curry, of Orlando, to whom much credit is •hie In securing the (mints. \ Mrs Tolar also explained to wbnt use the fund derived from the affair would he used. First,' n memorial chnir in Continental llnll at Washington. I). placed there in memory of Mr*. B. J. Starling, first regent of the local chapter Second the Chapter is striving to assist the state diap­ ers in building a doramtory for girls at Monteverdi- School. Then too. the quota subscribed towards the Florida Box at Continental Hull, is .till incomplete, and Nome of the funds will bi used for this purpose Mrs J a m e s I W e l l . „ n d daught er I.-oils.' Atulers in, sister MisKvelyn Vnderson v♦* It edrtesda y fn, I „ k e City. < wiief,. t i ny Will -pend the h o l i d a y wi th Mr and Mrs A It Anderson Mi Well will j „ j n pure.,tv Mr und M rs j liuuneey Wilson of Win'len spent the dny here ■Mth her parents, Mr. and iters 'Iri> I u, v Harbor of Commerce ,, and Mi and Mrs. Young Simns •: I iilatkn were among thusm "ui ,,f town attending the "■rnl r Mr. Klin Ixffler Club Officials Ask Names ‘0 ‘fGuests To Upsala & Grapeville Annual Social Event Mrs. Webster and family were TELEPH O N E; 217. Wise Mardib Pratt And Lois Fa her of DeLand, »p< week-end in Sanford as the of Mrs. John Uonatdl. shopping in Orlando Tuesday, jp S B n w Mrs. Fry and mother, Mrs. Bengston were callers on Mrs. Bal­ linger. Mr. Fry is again engaged nt Windermere for th0 orange sea­ fact that the names of the guests son and spends his week-ends at in writing with the remittance his home here. must be turned in at once to tho in­ Mrs. Snyder is entertaining her vitation committee. Misses Hath- mother, Mrs. Albert and sister, erino Wilkey nnd Edith Teague, so Mrs. Thompson and little dnughthat the invitation!* c»n he mailed ter for the winter. They arrived J Continuous froaa I m l t o , not later than Saturday, according , on Dec. 7. 11 p. m. r ........ * • • to officials of the club. | Sunday school meets at 9:46 o'Th«o annual ball, whlrh i.......... is -on i clo. k with Alfred Ericson as lead|of the most brilliant social affair• or. Rev. J. S. Clark will be there of the reason, will be held Tuesday for service at 11 o’clock. evening, Dec. 28, at the Hotel For­ The Dorcas Union meets this rest Lake, with Mrs. JJames _ ...... G. Thursday with Mrs. LconarH-VihW ith Sharon nnd Mrs. Forrest---------> Ijiko *< Ion. The ludips were very much Dorothy MacKail • hostesses. 1pleased at the results of the baxaar and •~ “ ) Saturday. Many helped to make S Jack Mulhall I ,'ho is nt- j jt „ Kri.„t. success but Mrs. Luml- ■ Grnntland Rica * », Id , r> ' ; quiet. Mrs.' Borall and Mrs. Plor- Sportllgbt c * " ' efJnes- son had especial charge. Over $66 S “Amidst The Millions’* i \vith her realized. Aesop’s Fables * j Rev. Kckardt and wife came all “The Phony Express” the way from Pierson, a number coming from Sanford and Lake ? ho i8 a Mnry. WEDNESDAYS : spent the s t r, . in- Mi*, Drown and fnther made a (r jp („ tlsteon on Sunday. Miss Miriam ttrvitix, who is at­ tending University of Georgia at Mr and Mrs ( S. Galbraith of Athens, Ga.t Will return home Plant City .-|>ent the week-end Wednesday to spend the holidays I he tunny friend- of Mi* J Woodruff .win, has been ill nt the here ns the guests of Mrs. Carrie with her parents. Wort hington. Fernuld l.might.n Hospital, will he' - - « Mr. nnd Mr*. John R. Mac Donglnd to learn that she has recov Mrs W A Holt, Kyel^n, Caro «ld nnd Mr*. F O. Sage of Fustic «red siiffi, n ntlv t.i I. Ijn. Howard and Douglas Holt of s|n-nt the da> here Tuesday with her hum, ,>u Sanf. wl Height. White Springs, Fin., spent the friends. Jack MacDonald, who has yveiR end here «s the guests of Mr been spending the past two days nod Mis I ee \ Conolr, in Sanford, accompanied them hirnie. Just Another* Blonde” : PORTABLE •■Vfiling Mis- -ujiili Whe. de-returned borne Saturday evening from Tel ^ ^ n ^ . ' them there on Friday. r Miss Elisabeth Whilner, yvhir is attending Cuthedral School ut llrluudo, returns home Wednesday tn spend the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs. II. F. Whlt- ‘.'lui'ec. wiiere she l» n senmi a* * b'lida .Stale •nllege f<>r \\oijte.. 'v'*u‘ wl^ M-'o-l the holidays with parent . Mi and Mr- W I Wheelei ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ GAS 18CTS Cut Prices on Tires 1113 Snnford Ave. . t'.Tvwll Phone ■ ■■■■■■■ I l i a ............ s a i l ............ .. ............... .. fo r the Intimate G ift EDITORIAL Netflitfees Knickers i Ensembles Step-in Sets ( iowns Scant ies Bloomers Teds *11*4 Mil*! that in the Spring a voting manV fancy turns to thought h o'* Love in Spring ton, the thoughts of Misund laid) turn to the new Styles, t ■m w <n ation- lhai in- things T Invelific-U o (n l that 4V< -list ItgtII f •P* II lift - f t .* our llltere-l in ) •«j r heimlf it presenting 'spring Sty les now y oil yyill III - 1 I,, , ,.n ylin ed when you see the lo-yy creationthat embody “S ly le W ith tin I E xIrnvn R an cf" Pajamas SPRING STYLES Dainty S o ft I kings That a.-'fif^gc ' '.' hM #>QS Uolocful, dainty, fresh and vivid, striking a new nofe^in Womeji’sAppai*el ‘ (hat is ;is different as day and night nre the new Spring Creations at | Kul told s Adorable dresses whose paie shades 7ind sheer materials blend with Florida Sunshine in a combination that is a revelation. Coats that,U " acc ivinHtiy wun a suit covering oven as the mellow Moonlight lends charm to the winding- river, Soprt Hats that provide the finishing touch to a ravishing costume—all in the new arrivals atRaffelds. Your inspect^ tion is invited. Catalina Sport Hats Rohes .s*t- SPRING . ":w E very Woman Loves Th(‘\ come in all the pleasing colors, in fancy lace trimming and plain effects Jep-in Sets and Ensembles $5.50 to $12.50 Plain and Fancy Step-ins $2.50 to $10.50 Knickers in New Shades JH to $12.50 , •: Crepe Gowns $3.50 to $25 Negligees and Robes J3 .5 0 to $25 Silken Scanties $5 to $16.50 Pajamas _ $7 to $20 • Brassiers' $1.25 to $5 Elizabeth A rden To^et Articles Poudres lancv boxes |P75 to $4 inal Sport Hat Creation3; showing for the first time in Sanford our shop having the exclusive sales rights. These hats strike an entirely differ­ ent original style, each individually* designed and pre­ vail this; Spring. These lovely Hats are priced .from $4.95 to $7.95.* .Vanities Perfi imes 75c to $4 $2.75 .to $17.50 TRAVELING CASES staining choice selections of perfumes and powders 18.50 to $75 .,' . Shscr Silk Hosiery. Arrow head which is nationolly known, in a variety of fcolors that White with Fur Col­ lars, Silk Lined, oth­ ers in all the desired Spring Colors, tail­ oring that is ex­ quisite and Modes that are simply cap­ tivating. Perhaps the best thing about t h e s e marvelous Coats . is the price, nwnrfl jwaru ‘V fm These n< cr eatio in Spn: * • . rrr— *i seem Florida, sue E / l *•*^4‘V • n ♦ u I % 11 ’*v!•-' rv'H ' -♦•• r, *, I 11 - 4 �EC EM BB H 21, 1926 E8A N P. 103k righ t" n o be traded frobt n club 5»e had' piloted l a the world’s cbninpIon5hlp.fcUt‘r“j f thjy want, tc tradif ntc, it’*;a ll right with mol Ho, . intimated that the trade w:tild riot ho tlje "end of the mat 11 ’ r;• v R . . Hrdsrialmn; G ia n t C 6 a ch , Linked W H h Job', R u t Sfn'm Rreadon D e n ie s T h a t J o b H as Been O ffe re d T o H im nal Manager Is j* : , [or,” but would 7 f C,i d o r i A n d 'H i s »’ Agreement \ .’ T O T , f P i D e c ./ 2 1 .-r / f)Th^ w g g *it d n U tt. modem base­ ball history, involving players whose diamond worth Is estimated \at more than half a million dollars, dbrlnjtt ftog8f«" Hornsby, of the ^ WOldd's champion Cardinals, to g m iy e the metropolitan spotlight vwith Babe Ruth; The transaction was completed mcntals that must be mastered. A team well coached in these, hav­ ing in addition great natural abil­ ity, will get somewhere regardless of the inside stuff. The strntegy of any sport is really of secondary consideration. No manager or conch tan think for his players or execute the ilast night oVor the telephone after plays. Hornsby and -President Snm of Hickey , Brendon, of* th e B t. Louis team, Career One of the brightest baseball *■ "dr.to Bridge a gap resultmen 1 ever talked with is Brunch Regers demand for a Rickey, who managed both of the r * coritract. >I »’ fit. Louis dubs. Rickey hn* a keen mind He knows baseball. Yet Hickey ha I never met with much success us a [manager. In truth, I am of tin , opinion that Hickey know ton much baseball for the good of hi* players. HCH> VO . ( look:? wgW VC«k: ' ‘s.. ajb>t rs*-' 5 u m m e R_ 11 ~— sP ic . ,*a:vA, ‘ V . * ft AIL DePeNDS ON \UHETWe6. AR Bf?EAtx>;4 U/1LL “AUTfe Uf^ CO Rf w u e t t e s Atp HoCNSBV will aAC< POWM N oM nouncen^ n l,hf Cordinoj t]jV >* tho itu M hi«Km f * ’t ST. LOUIS. Dec. 21. —</P)—Mi­ .c a r r y J$iOO,O0O/ A utom obile Insurance’ P nus thc^ services of Rogers Horns­ by, second hnscman nnd‘ , plnying mannfeer, and with two New York 'nre Giant players added to his roster Sam 'Brendon, president' of tlie world's chnlnplon Cardinals, ' to ­ day turned in search of « manager. b e c a u s e ju rie s . arotrCturninR increasingly hii Among those linked in gossip as d iets a g a in s t car owners, especially wealthy possible successors to H ornsby'ts Roger* Bratsnahan, a Giant coach, fi a r e p a rticu la rly ta rg e ts for illegitimate clai but Brea don insists that Roger has ■* no “inside track to tho job”< and * L iab ility 1! ! ! W atch Yourself— “right now i* being considered a- j j AO iiu %. .$,*$ e-. is£«u#ty«, edi . ’r i l j hove the other men who will com er* How about your Iitstiraaai in for consideration.” • ‘1 The club president was outspo- £ ken in his announcement that fa il- S ure t<■agree with Hornsby wps the m <tw, fit. .i ’ v I cause of the trade, Breadon- had1jj E s t . 1908 n v offered the playing-manager a o n e ,* [year contract witli a yearly salary 2 2 1 tMngnnlin I of $710,000, i>ut Hornsby remained |B ' firm in his demand for a three year * term with the same remuneration. “I am sorry that I could riot * |erme to terms with JIbmsby, but £ 1 I felt that the best thing I could do ■ ! was to make the best trnde I could * * II 11. Stt‘Veits, V get for him.” T. M iller, Pros. I Hornsby said that “it doesn't J Annuuni enunt of u traiie between the champion St. Louis i ordinalbring. Rogers llornshy t " finthum in e\. hnnge f.,i Frankie I n - It ,1 by Sum Rreadon, president of the <Ytrdm.i! lust nt ghl, The deal 1 t 'ry, Involving $di)0,00o n ih riaimei) J‘w.. . , .*j v ng,, .John M. Gi >« St iauiin .star, who lust yeui ns m..linger t- 1 )ti* mid hcsm' ih go..1 hu mpii >n«hip flag. County S ch ed u le Calls Rural Schools Into Fray F o r B a sk etb a ll Honors Smart Manager Rickey, tic an American le a g u e [manager, knew the weuknenn " f every op poring lint ter. It wte |bard for him to underrtnnd why 1 The leennil series of haskettmll 1 men today insisted that hia catchers und piti bet * didn’t games ui the eounly school 4 nthle ; have Ihn name knowledge on tlieir tic league is to lie played on the was worth more to the j finger tips afternoon of Jail. 7, according t.. an the two players Me­ signs used l>v official" o f the Seminole I 'm in t 1 Rickey kn re In echange— Infielder every other (tub in the league !!■■ Y M. <’. A , which is supervising 9 Frisch and Pitcher Jimmy knew when tiie hit-and-run, steal They maintained thnt a or sacrifice was on, and even the athletics of the rural schools The first gurues weri 1 scherlule.i syment c f at least $100,000 went no far as to have si.me word f ttion to Frisch nnd Bing sign whereby lie could impart for Dec, 17 hut only one set games vi us played, owing [o po r be required to sntlsfy the that knowledge tc tu* i-nteher. , its. Prealdent Hntndnn and The failure ep teams matinged 1|wcatlier eoiwiitioiiH. Geneva plnye.l ) , Stonehnnr, -of the Giants by B r a m h Hii key wu* imt I ngnmst (tviedo und the latter w - [ JlOWOVer that any money due to his lack uf baseball know 1 both senior und junior class game*. 1 it had been Involved. Horns- ledge on the pail uf Rickey but (lie Geneva Senior girls won t h m lue la e-aimutmi »tj $B50,0ot) due to tile fart thnt he tried to game. rding *tb President Stone- win with too much theory ra th e r All uf the games were refereed Jreadon broached the trade ' than sticking to the fundamentals 1 by “ P o p " I.nmkin, physical diresuggesting Frisch am] Ring Moriarty's Plans . tor for the Y. M.C.A, ment. I note that George Morinrty, | Following the haskethull season several years McGraw hu-. new manager uf the Detroit T : '; plans lire to tie worked out wher" ;.C#tL lonftmg eyes on Hornsby, 1 0 'gerc, says his club will try I|In a bai elinll nnd nrlle> bull >rrir fjhiie Nntionni League batting I win ball games with the least of play among and between the ttjiftritpion. A fow years ago tlm pom Ible number of -ignats. t. ys nnd girls of 1he <otinl v Mis observations as nil umpire "Giant manager offered $2fiu,0oo *t holds ninv t'e nit iiddetl fi n tilt'» ot *mid several players fev the great have taught turn the l e - son th«t 1be si bo.'I Vent , HCi-ord ng to of the slnahnwny s t j l e is the In’st 11. lilts [Cardinal Second .1 acker. *•'?iad Frisch mnalned with Uu- , way to get runs, particularly 'f At the end of the school yenr, you have a team t)int can hit a gigniiln truck nnd field meet be Mormrty rightly fells thnt tu- , hug such a comhinulion in th > 11 tween tfie nchosds of the county is Tigers and he intends to make being planned. The " Y ” has of- 1 the most of the (euin’it natural fried tu furnish cups and ribbon* ability rather than tr a m the play fot the winners of the various di ­ ers h eals with theory o n ‘how to visions. [win hall garrvos without hfitie hits The hnskethull Henson schedule I Intide gluff. 7 ? ih ns follows: .Too Many Sign* DECEMBER 17. IS)2<; I Speaking of having! too many Lyman nt Chuluotn, „ ifign n l* on a tmll club [ alw ays Lake Mary at L a k e Monroe. 1reminds nie of the New York Y a n Geneva at Oviedo. L Y O R K — Mike Ballerlno. ^ o a under “ Kid "E lb e rfeld . Paola nt Oscala. amnrt te, N# J . , fought draw with I The. “ Kid”, a mighty January 7, 1927. ick. New York, 10. Jackio plnyer insisted on having a sign ChuluoLn nt Luke Mary , (Brooklyn, beat Bobby G ar- f i t ” everything. In those days it Geneva nt Lake Monroe Jtimo'rc} 1 0 ' *•' hYn* not unusual for n pitcher to Oviedo ut Paola Fa K K .— F-arl Blu e, S t P a u l , , f »W> “ runn'*r napping nt third OncOoln at Lytnnn |»rley A rlh u fi', Newark, 1 0 . 1 wld Conroy, playing third fo. January 14, 1927 KJN—'Y o tm g StrlbUttg, Mn- New York, had a sign when he Chulnutu at Oviedo. ocked 'o u t -Joa’ Lohman, T o - ' " 0' ' to cover nnd the pitcher would p w it*f . * . ' ' ' 'count three slowly n f lc il g ettirif Lake Mary at Geneva. IP H I B — A i W alth or, Can- tH o -ilfrt, then heave th e ball to I-ake Monro* a t Oaccola Panin n t Lymnn Jimmy . C o * , Mem- GJrd. January 21, 192? J Lyman at Geneva Lake Monroe at Oviedn P a tla b t Luko M ary Osceola nt'ChuIuota .tiul New York Giants whi< h i -Iiniiiiy Ring, was confirmed ri;e tuggort in haselmli’s hi* tTeied .'Mi,ill'll cut right for the tu- 1 itfdinalH 1tiei! fir-t world’ M atch trhenMium) $2 4o, $2 00 , sprite, ( Z oeller) $H to Also nut, liidph, CindenHs, Tire I, I !•J Oviedo at <’hu!u >t:i ( M*ne. 11 at I . ake Marv l ccimi! Race Lola M ontei,! Pm'■iinini $(14(1. $4.00, $ 2 . 0 0 ; 'l.ocnrtin i Maei\ 1 $Hdll. $ 11.11(1 ; Hell S oT11(S m ith ) $6.40. Also ran, 1 iwiwi n, M'.iiUilo Hrotklesbt, ami M en v \iniK. III. Mill s t lliillliila at ,it I 'a la M arch IH, 1927 laike Monroe a t Chuluutn Paola nt Geneva I vmutt at Oviodu 1 j i : thing kt j ' \ j |Tasru M-ci ran, I’t ieelesa. Ragman, and st rnp-m, Cast i h n ran. St r h inlsh, The !’•1 u vtait, Barbel r\ I untaett, Sakah .lue < antbell. <I'.e$2 On,*$2.00; Sweet THURSDAY EVENING—9 P. M CITY HALL j. EXTRA GOOD MUSIC r' ^ ■ | : O t,]* DECEMBER 5, 1926 ;>1, 1 Arm strong) JH.20, $4.00, $,'■ (Mi Aim. run, Warn tub, Mites Iristi Pat, und Qulnhnm. ASSETS Cnsli in'Hanks . Mortifnififs Rocoivni*)* Loans on Stork Accounts Receivable (Secutetli Stock Subscriptions Receivable Furniture and Fixtures S GIFT SUPREME TOTAL .ASSETS U A B IM T IE S Platinum Diamond Jewelry ILoal Fulfilt; j.oyuH Paviihlp I ’,'lid I 'p SftHik JoHiHid $482.Cd'd tt() * IiiHtiillmtMit Stock Issued 8110. Id 0 .no 1^)1 la Surplus— Rtfseuvo Fund —jUmlipiried Frol its ,!,0.)8.11 ,■ 1(5,190.69 TO TAL LIABILITIES nnti CAIMTAL'f® C E R T IF IE D (CORRECT: Widioms. Monahitt COMPLETE llN fo OF DllUGS Hociatos, I'uLlio AocomiUints ;md Aiiditori, Elnrida. ( IGAKS — CANDY DRINKS— DRUGS Yo uwill reeoivc courtesus ser vice nt our fountain. Sanford & Genrva Are. ST. AGNES GUILD CHRISTMAS B A LL Condensed Balance Sheet asof tiff. i-Aiiit ()' Furr Rmtntl Robin (Ib ith a n it $27 tii, $14.40, $Mi I" I1 ' I' ad , ' I *a eu it’ a ) $r.,no, $:: Id Met rimmim, 1 M' < m ssc n l $.’> ju Vpri I 1, 1927 laike Mary at Lyman t irnevn at C huiuatu Paola at F a k e Monroe (t*ruin nt Oviedo Sanford, Florida Nation l Bring your keys in- and see if yotir fits the lock, if so the car is yours. ' F e V A ja r j I I , i»27 \ Lymnn at Lake Mary Chuluotn at Geiiovn , . Lake Monroe a t- P a o la s O rledoot Ow aola f ^osridi s;, $2 on. Gcticv^f'^t Paola Oviotlii ftt Lyman Or c o in * ut-I.nkg Mary ' February 4, 1927 loilie Mary pt* Lake Monroe nt Lyman Pn;Ia At Chulqota Rnr<‘ Sanford Building And Loan As: *••(), ?7.20, fit 40 I hml It Itl't' Si'! klmg Wax, ' A 1111str« eg 1 $74 HU, $24.20, JiVUO, I .els Go, (Zoeller)* $2.80, * 2 .dll; A ffertlnm ile Mary, (Poxciiiuii) <1st ii ilu J Gt.tcvh t j Osceola Sixth tm. 1 Bat re kane.t I’lisetimn) JtkHtl $2 HI) 1 1liipnloiig, (M a n ) $0.20. Site. la w , Soiiiisn, llin in lu e . Kirnpni tig. < "py rig h t, Kaos, and Rich.ltd Mvrru \ i'aola at Ovitda I.y roan at •irteaula Alt' ran. Warning, Tup O Tea. 1 !>ulr\ I.«ui. )!S Seventh Race— Liberty hirst Rucet S t a r Man, iGevittg) $<140, $2 00, $ B 2 0 . Red Set h, January 28, 1927 S J. ■ Blarney Stone, (ThenMin 111) |,! |n L‘0. fd 10. Ilerhortu* tG e v in g ) ■ form AI; m tun, fluppy Birthiluy, J o h n ' * S Mifhby, Botch and The Rove u IteHIllts At Seminole Park C l)u lu j| ^ a,»tliko Mbnroc ' Chuluota U * L y m i ,X 27 . ' Lake Monroe at Lake Mary "ho Net, <Sm ith ) S5.G0. f.’i.40; C ayne. 'J it hen*ham) $2.HO. The one tiling thnt kept T\ f n b b jE S rW '-cr • Conroy s sign was pasting the ISV ILLE— Pal Moor*, Mofw* Hght Hand over tho forobend. I: tmt Midget Miks Moron, in , th« ; P ri"« ,7 ? A. P . Connelly, Sec. & Treits >VSi<. 1 from being a g r e a t m a n a g e r w a ‘ ht> inabi li ty to get on a level wit.lt tiis tenm ma l es , Gobi) could thi nk ijtiirkly nod e x e c u t e his t hought s just m rapidly 1 » . dbpojdion of jjfj fha^Sunt hU"<rre'1S°" A bout 1350,000 m ,le meant by tb. In "Edgewood Curb Servicq-*Tho Kind that Bv .1 S. Willil A net gain in a ssets in the past 30 days tof 79 7 .9 0 . T h is is th e ln rgest gain in any opjf th e h isto rv o f tho association. thiTiugh th is a sso ciatio n ? 8 per cent diw been paid regu larly on paid up stock. cnmpoundecl on Instalm en t stock arc n ip • explain th e new plan. ' G f P 1) /sf �l ‘} \ tuesd How’ij Santa Goim; To Find His Way To Your House? / well-told melodramatic story, Tull of romance and adventure, Involv­ e s plots against the throne of Capmuila. Sinclair, "Throe Sisters". Ah-J , other characteristic work of this ' English novelist, which rhmvs her nt her best. | Thompson. “HcmdcIs of Kprintr" This youthful English author ore fc’tlay granted a petition fa r nsn-nts nn cccllent-war noyel out i.,' hearihS if* the case of L. Raymond th« ordinary, which has proved Or.tcen, sentenced to flvo years for very popular. / | men naug hieV in the circuit jeourt 1 Van Vcchtc.’t. “Nigger llckvcn".; A story of .iHidern Negro life in for Suwannee county, versus tho the Harlem districts in New York ftato of Florida. nun irr the Letter class, told with’ Ostwyi was charged with killing j ■ho author'd uranl iiiiaj’lticnl ol*-' Herbert F . Wellfare on March 19^ -ervations of life. Juvenile \1923. Ho w m first tried for mur­ t The fullowin greprosent some of der in tho first degree, and.a mis­ the best of tho later Children’s trial resulted. He vrai then tried Imrks, with some of the old favor-1fir manslaughter nnd given fivo ites: i year* and tho Supreme Court a Addiiigtc-.i: “Pudding luine Peo­ few dnys ago affirmed the judg­ ple." Aslium: “Brenda stays at Home" ment of the lower court. Tim action of the Supreme Haiti win: "Podlar's Pock.'* llnrber: “ Wagner Opera Slor- Oourtt today was taken for the purpose of permitting Osteen’s nt- Supreme Court Has Granted Rehearing In Wellfare Killing ' ■ - th« ElybUb 11 C«y Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark 1 1 f ft i l m 'City of lb j J 1 > ■ • -■= : #i ; 1I • ' ■- 1 j The Unusual in,£ Odd things, different from the usual ordi These are featu res of our selection th a t those seeking the unusual. GIFTS FOR EACH MEM] OFTHE FAMILY VIOLINS — BANJOS — PIAN PHONOGRAPHS — EMBRC LINENS — ATOMI2ERS'GRAPH BOOKSvFQR GIRL OR NEWLY WEI ’.y $w Many people tell us th a t our prices a re in F lo r^ a E X P E R T PH O tfO G RA PRN jtEFAIRIl PIANO TUNING MANY RECENT BOOKS A RIO ADDED TO CITY LIBRARY COLLECTION M* nK ha in. “ Moon .Hid Sixpence.'' Hero’s a predicament for you! The "divine tyranny o f n rl" in It's Just about the worst predlmkbnwti in th ib story vt B pamler ment thnt could !«■ imagined! win, succumb* absolutely to the Old S an ta f ’luus i* crying " H e lp 1 'he following Are amonfC the eel lent and well bn In need sum Help?" test'hooka received at the Mum inary, loti ran see his trouble at a jal Library; Poponie It Johnson, “ Applied glance, of course. Non-Fiction Eugenics". 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Thompson. "Hound of Heaven1', eventually yuull arrive at the foot Cridlsnd: “Practical Landscape1 Abenutifully illustrated of this , of the ladder. rdening”, Gives planting and widely road poem, with cxplnnit-' When yon gut through, check rking plans, useful to the land- tory notes and criticisms. Iyour rolution with the ono which ipe gardener, with photographic Wilson. “School l.lbrury E x p e r t - (will be published tomorrow. cnce”. The importance of well or___ l._— gnnixed and well equipped school j suggests needed refc-rms and gives libraries is the tlieme ,-f these se ; „ %ltal plci ure „f thc life of educa lee*ted article* from vnrimi* «ourcoH . r Pi tter <f )iik genius. Onions. "Whom (iml liutli .Sun A novel of litrenry merit and n striking piece of work, con­ densing three <T thr w riter’s well known novel* into one book, dervd". I’cndcxter. “ Harry Idaho”. 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The' •of this representative Amerdistinguished for their W presented as chants, ■r to the old Urn* minstrelurice, “Robert E. Lee, tho accomplish wonders a t a cost undrennh you use Herald Classified Ads. In any oncy a Classified wilt be yoiir friend i Uae thorn for ju s t odd occasions o r w large selling campaign through Columns— results in eith er instance will C* li'Jf A T T succeeds message �v / es*~ n H i£ \ v E i t s t s 5 I.ON lnjN , Pec. I L - M h - S h e p . siren * arc a menace to § £ t« li*ft in come parts of Europe, f^ a lth y Americans are said to Ik n qu em iy their victims. ^Gbmi looks? beautiful rf^tfltcs, a p S th rc o f tear* and coquetry, a 3thl eu.ie containing mum; of ta ttorn persons of Eitropb and a earful tale of u lost ]«irsy ;<ir railw y ftV kt'L enable these otivdrUiirtn extract .large sum* , of jptiry from male traveller*. Kftisro-Slav 'police recently ambitE a ’-yuimg woman o ' 24 who for S t, lalF tn rec years has hycn levyK tort from .wealthy travellers fc" UjKS,')rantous Slnipton Express. » je h ’ nishcs nrross the continent H in ,'Purls to Constantinople. ( 3 \ W London antique lhops. Queen August* Victoria, too, ha* u keen eye for old time furniture and often accompanies her husband <>n there trip*. K in q'Street, St. Jiinicn' the im*cco «f connoisseur*, oddly enough, is one of the thoroughfare* where King Manuel ts seen ire quently.- T King Munuel lixyii ra.her a re. tirerd life durintf the summer, •pending much tirpe in the coun­ try, hut with tile (’polling of the opera Benson, he returns u> the -iv . Both life o* k.ng and Ills wife nre inveterate opera goers Their box at Covent Carden is always occupied by themselves or friends. According to Portugese sources here tho royalist party in Lisbon has been more active than usual of late and is In constant coinmu mention with the exiled sovereign whom the party members nlwni* address ns "In * m ajesty. King Munuel. S F g tn m i fargo o * o f the British 1 ch o ice rt products.are behijrily hCiPss the seven r.?a* to jgrcwdeJ hi lift,ns who per pie WyQ»c'r' e untry. 1 -.»*».<;. t <jf P ckSn.s is abroad iv; Jfi.i l fr>m early Peremln r, i Uie "envoi of Christmas deh'K r* Mh(l Christmas visitors. r.V^n *‘orirists flo<»d England In ‘.tfummor; British cokminls l x !■ *py.mages to the land of ^firthrra at Christmas tide, mad'-. m selling ship Inuds of tfu chfe-sc, ham* ar.d wheat for 5 Bulj’s Christmas dinner, cal a and . New Zealand nre PK cargoes of rlried fruits, tt and poultfy, and till* year f/frlng gTPnter quart.tie? of Ifpml spirit* than ever before. |BAfrica likewise Is cuntrib: fruits and wines. India nmi cast nre providing the rpifev land stands by with great re Ca of whiskey which run he cc|‘south to England i f t h e 1<> supply give*1 out --- ____ irm er King .Manuel !’• itu Gilbert X Chesterton, the no thnr, thinks tlio south sens have become n rort of ((Uartier l .at :f* since Gauguin invaded the |m.mci of the savages Discussing tho “ savage in art at the Kensington art center, hr.niil he believed "the fine frivolity and the splendid levity of iho sav­ age* ha* hoaxed the imssionuriey and the learned professors obi went to inter* unv them." The inventor of "F n th e r Drown' suggested t hAt t he walls of t be dominion pavilion; at Wembley should have been covered with f r e s ­ coes of the savage mythologies stteli a s the sto ry of the New /.e l laud Hinwsthn, who finished New A Q H l 3S „aT & H O W HE. DONE. rT ? GOEM i i T h o T \X w a s TOKlMW “T O D C O U LD L lC R A T O F F W ID U K E . H I M W ITH o u y ow e haw d! » i m n /i s i o B le . 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Avenue and Third Street phone 111. . ,d». will be received and collector *«n| ,ely for payment. ___ —10c a line u i> _____Be a line r ' ,____ 7c a line ; rates on request. duc«l rates arc for ift insertrons. -d, of average length ‘ d a line. . m charge of U0<* (or S s in g in Tc?trictCd to lusifiitttion. r j f j fpjr is made The San,id will bo responsible ,no incorrect Insertion, {if«r foe subsequent The offico should be WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING 69— R o o m s fo e H o usekeepin g and Jewelry repairing. I>on Smith. 202 E. 1st St. FURNISHED ROOMS, bath, carshed, heater, winter quartors 1215 W. 2nd SL ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton. II linois Watches Diamonds ond FURNISHED rooms, with or with t wedding rings. |> K. Ahenrn, 317 out kitchenette. 110 bnk Avc. UADDOCK STEAM PR ESSER Y IW . First St. ?WO NICE GLE'AN furnished —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 1q»> n „ i„ \i housekeeping rooms, all conven­ F e m a le 103 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phone j ^ iences. 312 E. 5th St. 34g~J ~__________ ___ *_________ REAL e s t a t e 'w a n t e d MARVANIA Will buy or trade for your equity Allow us the opportunity of in nny lots in any subdivision In showing jou this fine property, Scruggs Svoggans Realty Qo. South Florida. In answering this Rhone 7:15. Masonic Temple advertisement tell me how much you have paid, the balance due, 84— Houses for Sale the lot numbrrs, and the locMisn of property, also give your pres­ ent and home address. Write Box HOUSES FOR S A L E , 71— W here to E a t RW-I1 fare Sanford Herald. Snmll bungalow north of Hughey KAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good Sticii on I’ulmetto Avenue. Two 90— Aulomohilc F’or Sale FOR HER—Gift* of distinction for things to eat ut ttli times. 105 lot-, i-sti U- bought ut less than the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. |>r»"< nt day value. $0,000 on LINCOLN W. 1st St. ‘ FORD — FORDSON ter tu. ..f J.'iOO rash nnd $75 montli Edward Higgins, Inc. Hu hiding interest. * 74— Apartments ami F lats Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 j W ANTED- S -; * 1 • vtK-alists tu 11- K PF.RKINSr.— Habcmnsher ■and leaders t SEMINOLE PRIN TEKY AN SCO CAMERAS AND SU PP LIES 001 W. 0th St. \V. K(,"l,utnley, Prop th e c l a r e n c f : s m it h General Contractor COO Wrist First Street ut Plionti 411 i 33— Help Wauled— Alalc WAN IF, 1) Two Imivs . Day wnrv Apply Postal Telegraph Co. W I G H T -C H R IS E N I IE R U Y P R I N T ; S H O P — Printing. Engraving, . .. .. Embossing. Sen us first. Wo do I * ^ M o n e y l u L o a n It. Phono 417-W . R. R. AvcuuuLOANS—Manny available at 7 pet Commercial S tre e t cent. Clone in pruperty. Connelly A Son* 21— Insurance A. I*. The Herald Classified •Depart­ ment will lie glnil to help strangers get located in moms or apartments and will render every assistance to those re­ questing it. FOR RENT — Completely furbish­ ed Garage Apartment. Close in Phuiin 300-J . 121)1 Magnolia Avo, R E N T — fine, hi mi idled' and unfurnished apartment, close ■“ RIRU DOGS. Thoroughly trained sent on Mini, $35 to $ 100. fri-1 ROOMS, i. ______ _ _ _ _ Kit, Tienoite attractively HE W ILL APPRECIATE otiii our Gordon Plpeajtor Hla Ow max Joo’s SmokeTlouse, 100 1st St, t NOVELTY SMOKING Sets blgsnt'a Shaving Seta, ft Brushes. T^ather Good* snd Flasks. Union Pharmacy, ■U. S. I.. Batteries. Distributors Chandler Commercial Avenue S E E O U R A SSO R TM E N T OF FAN Christmas cards, novelty glassJu< ware, lumps, linens, hamikirthiefs, ideas Studebakcr ®silk underwear, pocket books and Perk mu Garage ! other distinctive giffs for Mi-Lady. J-----Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, _____ ___ __ M ils ’ 5 r- "„| .tureo bungulow located at i Id- i ..rncr of I’nimotto and Knti* large living roorti, din­ ing 1 in, kitchen, two bed room*, bn in with -lin w i t , large porch©«, et< , m t! built ami almost now. $8 ime ..it it rni* of $201) cash nnd $83 a til bly. 110 Magnolia Pj , . ^ ------------- - Avenue. uii ino-w. THINK (IF 83— F a rm s and L a n d f o r S a le 8 9 — W anted— H eal E s th te HIM—Attractive weteha* «£ Spanish bungalow on Park Ave­ the latest design. Don S mitit, u sf: d c a r exc h a n g e nue Partly furnished, two l*ed CORNER PARK AND SECOND THIS CHRISTMAS Glvfc Her »■**■*? to Y- * - J.1V1, ' ' rooms, living room, -small dining Q. W. WANHLKY. Manager Singer Electric. Cash or terms.! v a M ii V room, kitchen, b ath *w ith shower, Singer Sewing Machine Co., G. W .! ______________ double garngr, large yard, $ 8,000 CHRYSLER M aunderI a n m v u v i n g r o o m s u i t # Ion ii-nn. of $.rtU() cash and tho bnl- Git AS. T FULLER MOTOR CO NI,|;,,1. " " , a « y , t , Sanford Ave. nt 10th St. Phone (VJ2 ___ J _______________________ __1 will bring joy for all tho family lame paviible like rent. - ---- NASH new, large living I a ad* Ine world in motor car value. Beautiful bungalow mid ,r" ‘" furnished, , r....... aiming oak I " ,> bed iwmis, dining nook, SMITH DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair of Iithruo“t Rum#U f M hose or handkerchiefs would n*lurc Co., Ji.1 E. 1«L MOTORS CO GF7T YOUR CHRISTMAS C and 1 holiday decoration* F.NGRa VF.I) CALLING C A R D S- Unlun Pharmacy, 111 E. Fin Stationcry nnd F’mmtaln Pen*. a brand new five room bungalow -------- -- - — ~ ALWAYS FOR G IFTS Seminole Rook Shop, Mel,ander , , , , , , ,, ‘ W A NTT II Til KNOW who. ownSco Pnrisicnno Gift Shop, Mi Arnule. located on paved street in the i — H i l l ' S - MARMON , Pit bull -hid dog m Sanford ? A T T R A C T IV E rooms to rent f n T ' u " ' ' der Arcddo, Sanford Automobile KELVINATOK Electric RefrigerPrompt - Efficient heights. This house is complete , Add.e.-s J .) Nulls, Pm.-.n.-tle, stores or o ffice, m Park Ave..! HI AN iiF.Ri. <o R P O R A HON 2<>fl Mngntdin A\e. p Phono 137 \ ntion tli« Ideal Gift for Her. Service In every respect with oak f l o o r * __’_____________ _ _ ""d Commercial Mreet. W. M. j ll.-riild Hmldlng ------------ — ------------ i Kelvirtalor Platt Co., 39 McLanYoung, Owner, 2UK Park Avo., 0|i- ' I 'tl'Fhl’ 71-t j SMITH BROS, n r DODGE der Arcade. and numerous built in featuie.s, '76 1'llt’l 1111(1 Fet'd — j 13ensure .-ars and Graham Trucks _ ________________________ poHite ( ourt House. Homo FumUhor* j and Fuuntl. i i . i R MR HOLM 'lo se in. 5 Mm s‘ Phone -1|SAV “MERRY CHRISTMAS” to * B ette r see u.s rtghl away WOOD |liy Pine, SloVe and fire _ ---------------■da, i- PltoNK Mu 77— limiseH fbr R en t. I " " " 1* ' down, >n» monthly Huy Now — Pay L it« t Her with a pair of new ohocr ' K ^ : - - «. ... Urn! N„.on Vi.ldei ' 'ut.im.-hilrs for Sale .1 A 1.) llULLDOG fro in Woodruff and Watson's, 20H H-r.4 P dv .......... . KM i: i-i st I 'OR S \1.E |; y.1 it by describing ! "' M - 1 I ' . - - i-. il, hou-e J L k T T T AND PAGE n h o d \ \ in id f. i noliie and qxpen.ies. w it, -i ri-eu |H ,n h, . leetrt PHI'S GkKA'F MEN'S. LADIES’ AND t.lV K HER A NICE NEW D R E SS M m , Heater, and b irr pi are Ijk(i, f I........... n,„Mtr, Npply Gin H i. F lV E loom I'-'l* s.u.ford iK-uler' »I It- V 7111. ftui’a bedroom (Upper*, $1.00 t AND HAT FOR C HRISTM AS $3.oo a paw IJoyd’a Shoe 4ft 11 K S K I t t ll F I'R \NSF KM ,f. , i , x .■ . alujih lu lot. ‘ hn,|. “i.s W j * j St I ’tione it) — PIMINF. l ‘P4 j ,oo F a volatile t i i n i ' It \ I*'FELD'S L A D IE S ’ SHOP, 108 E. 1st. kl l M4>0 K Betw ee n | SA N FO R D AV EN UE. I N - I It A\ i r H i l l R'F. NT Five Room liuiuo u M i. VVi-ebr .loriea, V'nlilrc Hots-! I HANFORD HCICiC ( ' 0 land IN press, Mondny 1 RBAI F’S'IATE WOOD | id ; \ | )• t - i f m i 'l i o 4 bli i Spring-. Lupine llib ' 212 Magnolis Ave. i oiiUinmg keys and , I FT t S H ELP YOU choose t h , ; ™ A( ll /OOK FAMILY thoj and -l. I « m e order*, i' 13 1 Myitle Avenuy.,. r 5 — Luts |-'or Hull' Ph-ne 4*: 7 Afni American Inaur- ( I ideal gift for him. Wc hnv« it u* a SAVInira AccounL A M’ Hurt villi \ie K |) liisMi —j— .— . __ I HU2 Sanford Ave. m our stock. Woodruff and Wat- mas Savings Club" account’ I MP. 1(1 N'l *> loom iuiiignlow on , , , j ] ; fU i n K , b . Duel a Vista. ' out with this Bank will mtl 25— F lo rists. I ’allllet 11 208 blast 1st St. Avenue, turner Of 5 7 — Good i h i n g s to Kill i . n l u . v i paved I, 4»5IJ , appreciated gtft for nr Spurting Street. Tw- bed ru-m- I el ms flu e i u-ih $23 pel imuiLh | '111 IKK n P H IL L IP S. INC of the family. F irst • AI.L -62 fur O' -h •«t H“weis pAS I Itll'S. IMI S «ulnd« \S»- lake dining r—m, living ...... .. and kU ................. ,ii—i»uii1 f.u . ich FDR TH E KIDDIES Bank. I ^KD i Alt I ( I't Mild pin.itM r(..n r , Sun ......... .. o r.le r!-, p n rlm - ' h-n. but h mom, g u la g e , i m p i - v , , , (ll(k | ( l ,| |„t , o ff | YES' bubos 7 Y e*’ IiEEBF.E-SHEEHE D0LI.S, TwisIt — Ml - In In 1-21 VS i - l »<"'Ot» $l'« Ml-llthlj P h n e Ml , t t \ ,-"je #i'.,.ll l e r m* I ' i H Cfceapi-M in Sanford' f,,r'1 H , *'kb!" . „ ,,, , , , I turn Toys, Baits and B o ik x YOUR SU ITS am mad# In ! • * f- r H|i}H*iritno nt ilo I i r ( 4 - 2IMilf* \\ i i*t 1 ' VLME! II) A.Ni) 3RD ST SemlnoU, Book Sb>j, 28 M cLa s * A K It i IS S U E R _ _ ford to measure. Wa Ft 'n-vonot f"i ■u-l der Arends, complete line of woolan I <u I 4(7 , Mrtgliollu Helgilta, $)<>f»l' Celerv Avenurt Pli-ne 212 W \it|D 'E S,^, | |; !-,Ui- f.,r * ^ ’ disc. Quality, Service and Fit . g.ilnw t-i uled »' Ibe . orm-r ■l )I1 pet " tit .Ii-uouUt f.u ,H-)i ( I,,., T(11|rj A rloiul Sugge*ti"n -r-r r.M-t y i oiange" Fnm> mange* urm^ f e e S l a U o i i s **X r Jm r Il* '! $l2fiiH) TOYS of every description thnt nntecd. .*:Ir \ I 1‘rlmn Mu), Ownu, hfniicv On 11-10 11 lunge living room, dining coum. •R ( i ( I W h Png. 1 t Ton Gruhwn Truelt t«oo 00 1 wll‘ l ellKht th* children’s heartx Florid Designs a Specialty w o l f THE TAILOR \venue. k i tc ht*n complct** with clvctrir ^ ‘ Union Pharmacy, 514 Sanford Avenue. b-rd Touring $350.0(1 .iiin go and water heater, built in Jmt.L TRIM CO. ">K Household (iimds FOR HIM cabinets, two la-d rooms, h a th .w}lh i Ll IT'S M .N LASY I E R M S j P2.3 herd Touring |the car, not the owner."! "STEW A RT THE FLO RIST" $250.00 'Shower, large fion t and 'r w r JHI iitali and $141 monthly will j ., ; c , 1U(,f DO YOU It CHRISTMAS sli *> 7 for rati mutes. Flowers for all wciisioas 'il — MiscclIaiU'oiiM. ff.OU.OO L E A T H E R GOODS and Fountain j jioiehes Owner will rent foT $»*5 j,Uj ;l well hauled Oak Hill lot-*, ' , McLANDEK ARCADE here. A complete line of I W. R A D F O R D Pens. Seminole Rook Shop, Me. $ '.*6.00 (monthly. ,r will sell on exception- Prim $ >n each lu |a-i. eiit 'd f " kf*' i ° u ring I'hone 781 goge, Jewejry, ladles and .jyt L inder Arcade. bltK K I It A NSI'l III I \IIO N L* ally ea-y terms at a i Iom> price, for all , ash wearing npparvL Give Jtuir i ’—r f.u llii- in f 1*r rn it i *ss*1 **kr Mr, InrsM s e r v i c e s o f f e r e d ' A < (l.M I’ L E T K AVSSORT SSO R TM E N TI of 27-— I'ru fessio n n t S r n i t i s MEN -f;_ _ n ivt,b| watch Your fcri 1*1411f- r d f1Ji M l ,1lo Pi id ,i \ a I M ■■ h.-ll ... n ll* Mr t n1' t nf fiti'l" I Silk Liungiiig Robe* and iiaj».......... . — --— ! i t-i ’<■u rn, to i "iii(i "date t hree ■« f o r i ls tx|<*rt Hair Bobbers in |Inn* of nil colors,. hiccly nicely tioxed noxeu mri - b',,“d. - — W O. Russell SupplJI 1 ".(l pa- olig ■i i la p. - -i g'Ollb DR .1 It \ ID! lilt M >K Rl NT . in1 "tit 1 '"Up Inittlie, and Children's De!,l — Legul Nutice.i ( lirmiimi*. Tho Yowell Co. 1315 K. 2nd St. i t - i i Will le tn in lollowing ' I 4 hliopodlel Igul-vv a/»d gat a go in Fiore jwrtment tie-day. Apply "Sed an ," care I he $25 rmdi and $13 monthly will i»uv iik siii . i tpo \ \a (Fo o l S|H‘Cialt5t ) j Hi'ights. CnB 917 W. l*t St. |N’S BARBER SHOP Herald \ iiu m im -rio\ lirsciA iHlUUtlfulI ‘hit mi French " ■ Avenue. ‘ ‘' ............... ..........1 1i)i\ ■ u i *a \. PltOPOHALS 'FOR STR EET j The City Commissioners Lluyd.-t Shoe Store. Magnolia Ave. PAVING l* 6c right to reject nny, or 360. 1 »"■ Pliune 102 for appointment. FOR SALK—One pair Ktempmin |or to accept nny bid they de^ III I T K C S ' . f . V K l . T h a i U. r f. . l 5 room* and bath, h-l and rol l I'Kl l, S T O R E Prv I i" in- lleo-iiit ||tn» ti>.wit ( -mputing 30 It' -cuiiScaled proposals will Ih* re­ bo for the bo*t Interest of Ihe. Laurel ‘Avenue l-t lad......................... ween !Hh wuat»-i N ., t . | i n i .il... , 1w u-r v iire r e iInwn nwn nnd gning■*«•*■*■ - ............ ................ ' •• * I I I ' l u l l . cm ill W. U. W IL tlA l i , D»ug-, Soda. W e are RUGS Snampoocd, right in your 1 ratty new Impure Dm * rilling ^ 1((i| u ( i r n t r iiS t ani1 1 0 l h ■s , r e ' i I’run $2,tHM) m i \ . . h u i . „ p..,........... . * -ll'.* mniV ^\ .”tI.r|r - el-ived by tho City ITummlsslon if!' city Ms in, I ’ora Height*, Bun .31*1 San for d{ Florida, «t their office; . t e r m s of S-'iii 1 a-ti arid .................. i '*niir er home; i idor* rimlurpd. nap lain “ '•“ 't N ‘ f >"0............. lilt I J Perl in th*’ 4 ity llall, ut or before 3 P. ed, nuidr in look like new J!.ghe*t N" lir’\ f 13* \ ” Mi! I ln» Kilemlist 7K— OfTirr-M und ne.Hh i((iom I Ink Avenue let $1750 on term* of ' - I .‘4 I" ll— ftm I Mil. 11 •-1 >i( M , January 10th, 1927, for graflappruvnl* or no charge It Rie.*o, ti i - Hiinma \\illi Kniirtl. i *" m i# . *■. fi» ru ’ r i o t i n g , d r a in in g und pa ving the fol S i"- i.- Furnitme Co. rug expi'it, with luim-y Dry < b-ur lO F b li 4 Ron KENT- In Men* h j *46 t a-di nr.| $ 17 Tn-nMily ' " " "I'll ■( ir Keei . lowing •tre cta , to -w it; ■1 ‘ 1 ' ' f 1 ' f r . t ,i * ! i r r ft 111(iit Eilat street er.*, Rhone t'"'j 1 " t: IU N 1 R‘" ' " ,th l " " * '1 Bblg Apply A 1* Cnmirtjy A Third St. fr. Avocado to I'eriai i y a full line | ________ ___ i(ei|j*ui|ii Id*’ Pi ate blunt 2'M *t(m?( MugHidm nnd 2nd Myitle A 'emu l-t juM off Lit i '' > a • •! n- ' i j .-lith i« .i Minmon, Sht. A«PIn. ^ j w h c„ you f ^ ^ . 0, * *w| ICi'xi. Iih 1. 14t lh« i ,r< uglit <*:iAh ur . Kl'(;|c_\'K I’K R M a NKNT W A V E S , '^'ide Avenue - -— $l.'5n on|L|., teim * of VV1.1v* nl|»K. roek hue*y I Sirm-t. *.»I I’rn-e, m t.wlM •J l a <1f11tf *. h»t I'ftVilVlf (if nr lumbago, sciutica or * - ■' l" " 1 * ’ " nlh - i ,.. u<...i s., " f••tii k «f Ir Ht n*rt Per»immon Ave. fr. First to ' ^ t*1' kink*, onq price, personal ut ROOMS, with nr without rw *li. 8 0 — A — Ki'iil K hI j i I c D irectory Nffirthwfut tlsm has you rorn*»r Klni aiii ] iltfsh t,. Ki.uikiin Hir-*i t*. *» w Mill of Third, 8ht, Asp. on 0 in. '.entiun. Bluebird Beauty .Shoppe tin fened up, ri. i pnr murk sale $1948) $204)!.J “f 31 Kre! Krniuiliuldc nitre l.iuridn Hotel. tiiek b a s e ..............-1602 sq. yds. ' •i Service Offered I’titirie 34 3- J. 1I'l D llllM ib A r O l H It I t e i l 1 11 ' I T i In r . - l u f n r e n u< l - - 1l i . l suffer! Got . . . „ t. I . U K i m .K i l IM 11. hnlunec- easy. I I,-) UrmduU-n No 111 , c u m In i: Maplo Ave. fr. Goloninl Way nin fiS----Koollls 11ll (Ml t Hoard I Katato and vegntnbles. \ aide* V IllHC'lllI l " l t Il'-Ullll lll« I till cent bortht hf. to Central, 1 1-2 in, Sht. J Co u - to C<)., general S. J. NIX u nl. iiliiu. Uru 'lliiK anil I'avLntr " 4 Hotel Building. honest SL Jac A»p . on 3 In. Sund *"f«, iddewnlks, buililAmi we have' many other good S i m * ’ It".i d S'— l i r —fii R r m i k l l n Oil nt any dm s i n - ' i P i.till, i - a IS .Ini 12 K rM Asp ___ "... 2776 sq. yds. i if' g itiop boxes. J. R. .Snittb —f U... N '- r t h l.lni- K s l e m l e i l Molly Ave. fr. Colonial Wnv to U# ........ r ^ l t ! i i K i < i . N * * M m . . w , m m ,N>.. ; - lilts * ? lhof run IM* ! mj f* store, pour a Hi sr, I ripi a fuw f p ilcwn. •if I.— 1 J ! I u i l " * ’ t’ I’ lni f I’ I no Beal Estate und Central. I t-2 in. Sht. Asp. (d your hand,; ________ ■ ___________ _____ rin11- young men Conveniences. t l ' d u l i l n . l o ii is lillll i,f 1 2 Kool In 1NSC RANGE BROKERS on 3 in. Sand Asp. 2776 sq, yds. ptli’iiil iif 21 f o o l , an t i r r c t u f i n c a n TUb It ... Rate-' very reasonable. 321 MngD0A N -B E R Ii CORPORATIO N llu irlsed " Cedar Ave fri Colonial Way Soda — Hot Sandwiches CIRGUL1NE PERMANENT W nv-,noljM AvpJ , your aching | Mi5» d u l y n d i i i i l r i l Ii) llii* ( ' l l ) I ' l i m m l i lb raid Building to Central, Surf. T. on 0 in. RD DRUG COMPANY -Kin tin- 3»ili d a ) - f J u l y , i s j # . lu> and ’ ingy Guaranteed not to b u r n .j ------------- — -------------- ------------------- - j 8 1 — W a n t e d lo Ifcn l rook hnpa ...... ...... 2775 sq. yils. am i iIn- -niim a r c in-roliy N-BriniJml. fRc Ri iuili Sloro" and Madam Hurriet, over Mobley’s t F O R RENT — Very nltractivo ; ------- —------------- ; ' ~ S i , ........ .. 71:1 A i l . ' i ' i . i l tbiH l m i i liny o f l i i 'c u m - Colonial Way fr. French to » specially or our prompt Drug store. gone, -4 l o r . A. I > I 5 ! « , room* with healer, twin beds, i S E V E N (Jit eiglit room furnished Cellar, 1 1-2 In. Sht, Asp. m i l l t K K T fiA K K . ■VdPfNNOX IS SUSPENDED pfr.*criptions and quick __________________________________ — If, minute* from Postoffieo.' P h on e) home with garage wonted _ on In Oft! for on 3 In. Hand lluss 2980 sq. yds. H ( i f.’ l l A 8 B . I your lease try reliable party. Ref­ i: p n o r s i i i M . n K . H . delivery. ZJ&Z- . ’ Central St. fr. French to Ce­ ______ ■ h ->v2 T‘hTHE NEXT TIM E you arc skk 571-'1NEW YORK. Dec. 2 1 .—(>13— , A* Hi»'lt> i ' i i m m l M l « n o f erences given. Home must be dar, 1 1-2 In. Sht. Asp. on tin* I’lty. ^ try Chiropractic. You soon will FOR RENT — Attractive 'from , modern, rent rensonntile, well In Offirittlft of the New York cu rb !^a tt, Bur 3 in. Sand Base ...J...2711 »<V yd»7 S'4 COWAN CO., Auto market announced today that* W. jj^ h, *p itll.ll’S, French Ave, widening fr. get well unit will ke.ep smiling. right rooni, private unDance ami bath. ^ «nd sheet metal works t’M,> ^ ’1, rk. Ninth to Hughey, Sht. Asp. Phono 482^ for appointment Dr. Available at olu-e. consider unfurnluhod if good W. Unriot had i>een suspended tho misery. It la a' I’hone 4ijt*, ornmnental sheet metal on <1 in. rock base. .. 9766 sip yds, less and tiimen’t bum from regular meinberehip’’for fail-1 l,|t'li|(; h ’’ TlBll> q ^., 2i. W. 71ii-W. 207 French \V. E. MacDdugnll, 1st Nat. Bank Mm. Liljn. or call nt (116 P a rk . pro|M.-ition. Writ© particulars to Togethrr with such other streets urc to rotiet his engagements. 1 --------------------------*Bldg. ^ ve , J "Responsible,” care Herald. tho City commission may turn over for, construction during the ensuing year,. « Active Proposal to be presented In ■ scaled envelope; endorsed on tho . outside, "Bid for Pavlntf,” Sanford, Florida: and the name of the bld/ OUTh, LOCK,SOM. !h s f W4’ VCS I &0& VdtZ1. f ktl FOLKS OkRtS'IANS rve CM.L6D, eveR i Each. pfopoaaj ( must ^be^secom/yvaM, DiN' RXA R IN m w «£KCH \Nfctv:. Too COblN^ F>NP \ AVI' e t i c o i n cO M cvdcr tu c w LU « fkVlNSODY A \ FOR * ( \ l VKRFf. J ^ Tlui succesaful biddei will be requlnwt to g r<iuol to f4» par cent ol bid, and. such bond to Uceiurd to . ...... , IM on apple .,i ion. $760.04) eMail, 5*>;i IMt pi-r, will buy- Ii .ess . l -lull , g, .I emi in k , i-iin ,tm< Mims ate rent. rk Ave, Young, owner, 24)4) t nt lunge and wale.lo .it. i i oiuple tely furnished ready —______________ ______________! f .i , mi t4. move m Douliln gar [lu.slness P laten fo r R cn t/ 'v - D -w r* and sliml».. Owner ___ ! will -ell fiii si (I,.'.Oil on term* th at — SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX INC. 203 Oak Av». Phono 41 f Ouch! Backacht RukLumbagoAt HINGTON TUBBS 11 By Crane {&£&&'&£.t oJ Florid), � 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, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1926; <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/85c3823b416bbf5ebf7966c6da5767f3.pdf 75416c6074778261c77aa61012f05b0d PDF Text Text . : ' V' D A Y ' D E C E M B E R 20, 1920 esses Under Fire . n)lO | ■rii.' CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—(AT—-liar- II.' Douglas singer, piycbiitrirt.i, tld Croarkin 'today confessed he slow six year old Waltor Sfhmith ng^oetl, aide barn left In a panic • , i .sin fcfttef he had attempted tu niia'fTcut lie buy, fearing his vie- pas* the examinations Croarkin Governor Tells De C a r r y in g QW i f e Of. W atcli M an u factu rer i1h» would tdII of hi* ncUapfcV ' | did, In school he olwnys had 1 PalmBench Cmm Dead A n d W ullarc M. Pro* E m p lo y e e s 1 _ The admission o f motivo came at marks of 85 or 90. J fe Will M l . , , ratkioV'^’ounded Fr,Mowin'? \,Ve , have lir end o f a long hour’s quoBtion- checked on his'business capabili­ P^3n D isp u te O v e r H igh w a y I u fa c tu tin g < X S h ootin g N, Y . A partm ent njt following the youthV volun­ ties and find hp was quite a busis iz e s In H u d s o n lU A ill BEACH, Fla., Dw. tary surrender on Sunday. Pre­ nes* mnn. He frequently bought Slk-rW1)—A prominent •fourPolice Holding Mail viously ho had maintained that he carjoads of flour, by telephone ami K-nie ««^kipatad>!.'bere last dW not know why he killed the sold them at profit within a few Be Made, Says Martin Who Accuses Woman BQ eI night over the Miumi Beach youth, who was found dying Fri­ minutes.” I f e g a L r * ! course in the first moonlight day night in the loft where the. at­ GIvH Hires Hamblin." Reason* Act fon A rises M a n golf match over played In this P rob asco, R econciled T o His tack occurred. n c-Locate . i .... i At various tlpies during his section, T o R B en ch R o a d W ife , S a y s Mrs." InRcrsoll “ Harold has always been back­ questioning by the prosecutor and leading F ro m c h S h ot H im And Killed S e lf 7 Gene be Bodies Picked ward mentally,” saia Attorney police, Uoarkln gave three Tomb­ tionnl open champion, and Rod­ Francis E. Crnai^cln, ad uncle or ing reasons for striking the In River, Rost tho youth, and the one who sur­ TALLAHASSEE. 20. NEW YORK, Dec. 2(k-G P)-A . dy Burdine, well known doHchmith hay dowrt. —f/P)—Governor Jo] artin pnrthtopt store head, last .' to love tanglo and a love tragedy in­ police, “ He ■e Found In Boat rendered him U Once he said ho killed him be- today told a delogi ,;.i - y r c ;;aim John llrophy. local professional volving n aon-in-law o f Robert 0 / baa ';nly the mentality of n ld yenr raur-e ho failed to bring bim u Beach county commission* B. Ffato Do Ingeraoli, famous agnostic, and Charge* kat . .and fn d p an Mahoney, personal NEW old lmy. But wo never knew ho ,VYORK; De<!; 20.—(A botfle of drink. Another he said rexidonta of Boynton thiit * ‘ does partipch* MCrc\ly .fosturM prop* Mr*. Robert Hawley Ingcrsol], ropresentativo of former W «3 criminally inclined.” — (A P )-— t lenst 27 persona wero Pr. William 0. Krohn and II. ” r wasn’t :fooling good, and . he not intend to take - any a Min panda unfriendly to ihcgovernrtient wife of the retired manufacturer Governor James M. Cox af in a Bpet iGoeat-; of. Mexico hnve been made. #• (Continued on Pago 8) ■. the controversy over tho ' a\ in tho icy watoin of o f dollar watches, stirred fashionOhio, one up. Tho sores wero: ' dent C oolldge lug of Ocean Boulevard, a county j unin.-.t tho U. F. State Department nblol Park Avenue today, ' ' *' |K» Brophy and Mahoney 44-46-90; jiLion river Way when tration o f the highway. • 4y |and Robert K. Olds, assistant seeMrs. R. H. Ingeraoli, 55, csFar*7 .0H and Burdine 45-46-01 font launch ; carrying The delegation called to lars* w orth o f | lain! rotary' i f f " 1* f° rn*e>* ,ftW tranged ‘wife of. tho manufacturer, __________________________ 1W) cniployeg t» an oI Secretary .‘sccruu»ryaej*ocK. w.uS‘ wa, , hot ^ d n lh j „ hcr npart. the action of three member* the i partner of Kellogg. Olds se ize d ...............* rnter, N. J., nianufnccounty board In voting to re* ate!|s alleged to have Inspired jW **finerA im Park Avonuo last night^ many ■plant from •Mniihntthe highway. . ipaper vtorles depleting the Mexl- nnd Widlaee M. Probasco, 00, sonW a sh in g ton n* crushc&hy floating The Governor, after listen ‘ to ran govehment nS bolahevistic. .|n4 *w c f Robert G. Ingcrtoil, was W orld. a fnv brief remarks, reltera liis Dcmaml1' for invcsUg^tlpta nre K-rlously injured. Tho Ingeraoli vSy* * - tte _ Htntei:.’ *it of yesterday, to Tho As­ tkpccted la Congress. Tho propa- fatnillei are nut related.|e bodies were picked up ;7 ' . has sent sociates Press, thut he did. not in­ gnndiilng was revealed by the Probasco was held today In the |. in the rivier nh«l ®'» oth' tha Trca b e taken from, the partly Disabled Men In Lake City Funeral Sprvieei .For Aged tend dto . "f-rcise hi* power o f sus­ St: Loula Post-Dispatch, which prison ward of Bellevue Hospital Senator pension, unlosR chargtsi were |gil launch- after'-it ■ha* Establtahment To Get IHg Sanford Wtman Are At 3 brought nginM thj offieila under named. Olds as tho responsible of- 0n n technical chargo of homicido, committee to , Hcial. but he and hla wife claim that Mr*. upstream to 254th street Trucklonu Of ChrintnuiH o’clock Sunday, Afternoon Ills jurisdiction. 'property situation. . „ '....— IngersoR shot him and killed het- Faculty Of iPoliticitl Science l f grounded; - v f^ 's ' Presents Frcm This City -Before Hob* Of Friends Governor .V rtln tieclared that sc W * xavriw ' j A tra n a eiw ', , t A 8clf thro,,Kh J«#lousy becnu.o of a M foot Inumh At Columbia Declare ’That World says, reveals: he did not think it within the prov­ break in a relntfbnihip ru owned by Bpcncer Kell N ew International Parley Tho tuncri} soncices for Mrs. ince of tho Governor of. Florid* to . . . . . Large baskets.were placed at the that bdtfmidpredifbei^Murt, "Excessive amounts, Sons, lineced.oll monufae- corner of First Street and Fnrk Ella I.vfflor, -wpte held f&ndny attempt to settle rp i^ jtid tU k if- ------ ‘ " “ ----N eeded T o RcadJ ust Matter ing millions, were paid 'l Bodies Found in Apartments. ’ • -* * •*'si of Edgewatcr, N. J, It Avenuo this morning by tho offi­ afternoon a t . 8 o’clock from the way of tho various counties, ^nor to 11 ' Probasco telephoned his wUo af­ no>V fee*, for eomml. ** when . the pccMcnb oe- cials of tho Campbell-Ixifsing Post residence' at 1215 Magnolia Ave- oxcrcUo tbo prerogative of- imsNEW YORK, Dec. t O r - W — poiltoriea, and other ter tho shooting. She went to the I’olice believed that the of the' American Legion for th> nun, in the presence o f friends of apartment nnd, with' building* at­ War debt asttlsmenta o f the United “Corporations suppo turning with-a lond of cm reception o f Christman gifts from j the deceased from all parts of the tendants, found her husband on tho States are unsound In principle, In uldated were permitted ( las capsized by ah Ice floe, tho public for presentation to th<\j county and from various points in office, neglect o f duty, or tiiVpl- " t * * ^ * 1 ? ' floor beside n telephone. Mro. In- the opinlono 1 the faculty of polit­ for yean, for the ben* [removed tho survivors from disabled veterans in the govern- , throughout the state, tude involved. -P .. m i * gersojl’s body was found on a bed ical science in Columbia Univer­ officers and attor water. The rescue work ment hospital at Lake City. ? in nnothcr room. Sho was clad in sity, nod should bo readjusted at Mrs. Lcffler passed nwsy i-urly i l,l*c l,ieniber of-the county b<tord lir, Houck T M im I” V u ‘ Funds. Taken 1 ied to office,, tho delIn Irrational. Condition roi* pink dressing gown and wore a new international conference. rescue nnd emcrgoncy »s« -n Membero of the local post an? Saturday morning following „ (has been returned I V, .. mob If1U ,, ■ I _ frtL V . . I m m ' •f r\r \ f flir t ■ w --------• t > . Am * a>«a "Salaried government ipored by *lce floes which soliciting gifts, of tobacco, enndiev, brief illness. At tho tiroo of her l eK#tlon. told tho GovornorThe 42 member* of the faculty were paid additional la'vfni? T h e I*e.*\vinff O f Hla Jewels valued nt $35,000. Ont the river. y ,. f c From Home In Cnpltnl hand clutched n revolver. expressed their views yesterday In trust funds. fruits and wearing apparel, nil of death slip was (10 yearn of ag« i ,,thcr >ncum,,,nt" will go out in ergency hospital was ch ­ which is tq be loaded upon a truck Near her bedside were hcr throe Jn«.ury - ................* „ ! . --------' t Probasco. an advertising expert a itatement endorsed by Nicholas j . Thuse in the delegation Were R. WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— (/P)— «nd general-manager and director Murray _ _ _ _ _Butler, _ op the pier and those late .Thursday and carried to the children, Willlpm A. Lcfflcr, Mr*. president of the « jg most from exposure hospital, where It is to be distriV B. L. Perkins and Mrs. M. 8. Wig- C. Myfrs, mdyor o f Boynton; Hgr Only tho .tamed j r e gmontgJiX^jt-bt.UituNftw:.Century .Color-J la U -anlversitf b iff (IlHrcvnrded ry-Den*on,~viee mayorr-Ar-Ar-At liimntia offered >a tangible clue to- Company Inc., said whilo lying on wen find aid • treatment uted -to-th o disabled soldiers" on gins'.* The existing, ■ottlemonts, the small. wnter, o f the South Liko Worth day to tho Washington detectives a hospital cot: ; ' , rfore being taken- to. hos- Christmas eve. > •faculty contends, “, have created. The funeral services were con- Dminnge board, “ Funds were left nnd Thomas " I told Mrs. Ingorsoll Saturday and are fosterring■a deop Ijijt'ycar, citizens of Sanford re­ •ducted by Rev. Mortimer Glover, Dempsey nnd J. J. Williams, mem­ working ort tho disappearance of sense jof tho poeaeaslon of Mrs. Gladys W. Houck, wlfo of that my wife nnd I were recort[launch ivas in mid-stream sponded to the Legion's appeal nnd rector of Holy Cross Episcopal grievance against ua,". and the duels without an Dr.. K. II.Houck, SW EUrr icth died. Later In the day aho Uls- h.arcds among European nations J collection, capsized. All the passon- tho truck was heavily loaded when Church, of which'Mrs. Lcffler was ber* of the county board.,’ hiupital physician,-who wau t Aen pboned mo to come over at once. I thAniselveo are „ „ being transferred irord men. Because of the it left for Lake City, according to “ Interest on trust an nctivo member preceding her an, police had* difficulty in Leroy Chittenden, commander , of illness nnd death. Rev. Glover wiw (nu. custwly In nu Irtatlwaj con» ffh fo ^ ^ ^ T w w ■■ to■ • tho State*: 'U United n it e d State*.v withdrawn from leking up of the numbpr sied in tbo services by Rev* 325Coalltkm Not Good For.U* 8-* wrhUb. paid more 1 2 _ j S ' " Kcirofts o iln e n ........... ArthUr'te, JPrt* ” * * m o r ^ day night by Dr. J. Cuimltf^'ham, nkpRy, tot T WSX going Ird the craft varied .widely.' port tide year. ' o f the* church. the United 8 tatc* might prove a J*** th*n three j wife, yhom whom II lore. l o ’feHow member of tho St. Ivilsa-. '♦tfa, lore. , I said there vrjirh .' 168 on “ The disabled men in the hospi­ "The aecnrltlea Mr*. Ju!iu*>Takaoh, Mrs. W. S. good thing for Europe;*' the Mr*.* Ingeraoli Upbraided IUm f* b « a a r e ***••# ||W w « « , •*> «« rnt ev - _ — re" |Lcth’n ijUff, when ho called others 7 5 ,-and still others tal are not the wards of tho Le­ Leak, Clsudc Howard and John H. statement says, "but can any one ko scattered •v.y, i j g Z d s - £>’i v gion. They are men who fought Smith composed a quartott which ’ On. o f tb . trust companies M o ,d ., to­ tugs hurried to the sccno for all o f us. They nre suffering cang "I^nd Kindly Light” nnd ning dockets in the history o f the ; J *•"?*** c,n" yl‘"J ‘ ? J J J w a r d her. I apologised and told btllevo that it would be a goo<l states that admlr thing for tho United BtatesT” > tug Huffnlo rescued 80 today for what they did for us yes­ ‘ ‘Hnrk Angelic Voices" during tho lwal police court faced Judge W. f pensive and difficult. J h S l t a her Immediately, wanting to have United States, it pointed out, found; clinging to the sido terday, Now, It is tho public’s services. flrug storo over which he oycr ^ j WM* ot Many Large , . K. White this morning. Two of had its own cause for entering the overturned craft and to duty to suo that all of theso men ^ ^ mQre "Individual treat ae S. O. Shinholser, It. F. Moulo tho few carei netted'the city $400. J*Vfd. Wednesday uml ozKod for ^ les. . are cared for. They should not H. H. McCaslin, B. V. Whitncr, f-r. In fine*. tho l»«rter. The porter w:i* not a-, ,.gh very sngry. Going In- war^-the unrestrained submarine Incomplete. warfare o f Germany. . three bodies were removed be forgotten nt any time and espe­ W. M. Thigpen nnd Clnude Ho­ Bert Adams was fined $200 on bout. «"d ho requested p rmieeion ™ olhcr "A half million doll t „ bum * bundle Hi ^Dange^ be wRh ^ hor hand ftnd hc]d “ We do not urgo that debt* be undistributed assets P><- water by the tug^Ter- cially at Christmas,” Mr. Chitton- ward were tho poll bearers. a chargo of Illegal pof*as*lon of * ‘-------den said this morning. ( Among those attending the fu ­ liquor nnd Carl Thompson drew harior nruned Dr Vorty z au.pl- |t towa,rd mo> .Go now>. lh* ..Id, completely cancoiled,” says the from a prior “Tho baskets are open; Just toss neral from other cities were;. Mr. 1200, or $G0 days, on n charge of uml I reached for my bat wlUrout statement. "What wo do urge U drawn from ti complete reconsideration in the tlon of tha tradb Rhred* of fl klmona, a nlf;ht goan hor. ojicrating a motor vehicle while you* gifts in,” a Legion official and Mrs. Frank Mlltecr, of F °rt light of the present.knowledge and act. under the influence of Intoxicating and a blouse. | .*Aa j took tho hat ihe fired with - V ^ iij calls to passersby. • Myers; J. Q. Smith, o f Blrmingreadjustment on a basis of Justice "Large expenae liquor. -The latter ranInto two Thaso garments havo bean Iden- tho pistol aha held beneath It. She The truck in which the gifts are Ifam, Ala.; Mrs. Lucy Harbor and and trl gonorou* Intention." sated for small to he enrried Is being loaned to Mr. and.Mrs, Young Simmons, o f automobiles on.Thirteenth Street tlficd by police a* belonging to. fired again and again. ment employe# rode "She ran to the other room and j the Legion by the Ilutton Construc­ Daytona Bench; Mrs. W. F. Bam- Sunday before ho was nrreeted, ac­ Mr*. Houck police hnvj learned that a fur-trimmed blech coat, a I hoard hcr fire a shot but J could ^ English Paper* Run Big Heads cars at the expense * tion Company, which also furnish­ Well, of Fornnndlnn. Mrs. Miltecr cording to police, Warren King wne fined $50, or brown dre** a p i a bat sue posses­ not go immedinUily. "Annual reports fr I felt tick. LONDON, Dec. 20—-<A>)—Big ed the mcrtuia of transportation last jind Mrs. Barnwell *ro nieces o f CO days, on a charge of being sed are missing. special session of the Seni^ year, Whon I was ablo to get up, I went hoed Unci -were given by London entire force on the j Mr*. Leffler. 'iunty Commissioners, held "Thn greet bulkThe remain* were interred at diunk and disorderly. I-oui* Ev­ Dr. Ilourk was obper /id near tho to her bedroom where sho had newspapers to the joint statement erett nnd Aims Everett were fined Icon rt house this morning, was fully gone, and there I-saw aha’^had ■ ■ B p B ^ I B B p B B p B B B I issued by 42 members o f the faculhospital about 4 o'clnl: Wednes­ Lake View. [of various county prison 110 r.nd $5. respectively, on disor­ .W...VU... U M M , . w asW iled h«rself. It made me »l^k ty o f political irience o f Oolumbia day afternoon. Until he derly conduct charge*. Frank Iware submitted and studied Probe found nl Ilomoll Frld.»y, tiiat was again and it waa some time before Univeralty proposing .an Internacommissioners in an effort Manchestr Mill To Mcnroe drew $10 for a similar the last it seen of him . Their three 1 couiSIftc , phonc; fl A.-Ai tional d#b,,tt on lha «P*™Dona to,::1 •> chzrgc. * 7 'l ■ of tho beat possible mnnyear old boy had bem left In tho „ A W,fa 1 „ „ conference to revise the war dobt Practice Theory O f [wiiich to c o n struce the 8emHeckless driving charge* cost apartment oup mist |*. "O ur estrangement f waa orer BOtU#mcntl. . wut Economics Sylvester* Miller and Pop Lamnr erty baa beer County prison farm, » ’ pro••..to:.-'. 5 5 5 Tho missipg woman was 23 ^ r^ w l^ co n d n ir b a ^ The Dolly News describe* the comparatively Ut each $10 while Sam Outlaw ertreatfhich is to bo started in tho DAYTONA BEACH, Der. 2 0 .^ year* old and hor hatband 80. He J rol,B , , *hU woman as A significant dovelop- casea or elataee 4 future. It is probable that j.-MANCHESTER, Eng^ Dec. 20. cd his bond for the same offense. was tho descendant of a family of J? m*' ' i ment growing out of uncasine*. In ommiselonsre will visit the Charles Frederick Brooker, 7P, i_(yp)_A noted oconomlat’a thoorv Tho report, the ’ Mr*. E. M. Cates estreated’ a [farm In St. Johns county In capitnlii t nnd prominent in Repub­ that full tlmh prodttetion, instead bond o f $10 on o charge o f speed­ phy*lciuns, graduate of a west- fo *[f ; no ' . «# ' . p , . ! ^ w*re' th° United State* reparding tho proceed* to take lican affair* of Connecticut for of “ J . i debt problem, ing r.nd J. W. Knight did thn ern University nnd a student Wr future. d t o d .K h jt o t o . ■ of part tinta nnd restricted output, more limn half a century,died here neurology, n subjc.t he hod tur, SiemonywW eh dld^ot men-'. The Westminster Garette ettri some to a $2 bond for an alleged I temtmUipp o f tho dredging will offset depwssipib’la to be. tried butes its Issuance to Europe’s re­ to htv Elizabeth’s .to puWUe after ™ " ^ m° ny mcn 010 n” ra minor traffic Mloation. ' filing contract with F. W. today. out by the Manchester cotton mill* Mr. Brooker had been In declin­ prncticlnf throe yr.ir* in Florida, j sentment aguinet tha United States - •to terminate on Jan. 4, acusing Amsrican yarns, #* >J5 ing health for *ome«t!me due to if i ’ 11. ' i ■ . 1 » as he world's debt collector, and IIREADON NOT BO HOPEFUL ---------------------m i ______ A tn plan* mad# by the Tho practical theorist U John complication of Bright's disease declares It'la a sure sign of ttho 8T, LOUIS, Dec. 20.—UP)—Sam FAVORABLE REPORT VOTED 1 1 1 ^ 6 A l H e T I C llssioners. The w 4d (i Maynard Keynes, fellow of King’r tendency of thought among the |done my tho Cox dredge Is and arterio-schlcrosis and eamq College, Cambridge, and author of Brendan, president o f tho 8t. Louie |m WASHINGTON,‘ Dec, 20— (A5)— beVn Nov. 17 in the hope that the Cardinal*, eatd after a brief con- The Senate Commerce committee American people. ' ... v/ezt: sidy o f the city. ,V ,( change o f climate would benefit Um *book, “Tbo yjsconomlc Conse­ ferenoe today with ogere Hornaby, today voted a favorble report on ' The Dally Chronicle call* it an Hutton Construction ComPeace.” v y manager . ...o f the .. world's g | - - •champions, -|m|p the mendment to he RHrera » health. . Two weeks ago he quence*» of or tbo ino rrace. the mendment ’important contribution to a great pvas granted an cxumalnn ffered'a alight rtroke imd when p S a huync* ir insiatod that thi (hnt he «not w hopeful" o f Harbor* bill providing for tha tak« problem. ••j for tho construction o f ‘ to, , f • . j - ,, * , ^■flf, • of di*«*Ur died today had been unconscious itae had the effect by ro- M#cj,fnjr contract agreement as Ing over of the FIbrJda ealt c cgular road program until V>k a week. Lost Friday night ho atricting enormously. n>.. in­ —output, of pureisiuii, r . . ^ ^ *'• ^ j ’ bjr.’ fhfc kovernmeh^J*' OXFORD, Eng., Dec. 20^GF) H. tod b « i n . 1- « o tho .GenevajlUl js^.W»e »•’ >I«f<77VW$*•„ ft .)'ir T —Throo Americans.! are (eligible Directors Of County rallied somewhat nnd bis physi­ creasing tho ratio of overhead pimit wus sot at'H arch 1. = = . this eeaton fo r the Gxfo * cians believed he had a chance to charges and tljui incrtarlng tbo Chamber T o . Commisaionera- Inatructod •oat o f manufactured articles for crbW, on whkh the .Uni1 recover.' . _ ' ■ Vanca E. 'Dougin** to rohas not been represented He had been activn In Republi­ He eonsuinsr, to the advantage o f Tha Board of a preliminary survsy on can iwliUcs vertunliy since 1875, JapanetH) and other foreign coraSeminole # County:, number 44, -Geneva to Titus- whon he teas x ^embor of the low­ petitbre, Commerce is to-meet , « k 5,. • J.r-'-lJv from tho ntiite road dvpart- er hours o f Connecticut. He served n«oof H; 8 . Kntzmingor, I Tliis action (s tho fir*[.o f successively as a member of tlie are: J, The* -In* 200). * They took the. vfcious small Tuesday evening, Dec 1 that ore expcctcxl to get ConnMfcut senate, in 1893, _mem* New License Tags moua Rose diamond, known as tho or gemawfronj th#lr motjnUn purpose of hearing th j»nc« from the state lsgiila- ber' of tho Republican naUonAl y. Are Now Being Sold Kingsbury, tha .Chamber's road committee 4nd[ ! “Grancio ComJc," stolen from tho threw tlio aettlng*. some’'o f wh ' n thn building.of the road. Into the Soine undefeated committee from 1900 to 1916 and the Miami gem "mUslouer'Frank Evans in, ^ » ( to.. The iRsuaucft of drk'gatu a t. large to the- Z»a* to I* C. Be ul ** -----Duo’ Db ^ T \ Wiillsm^ . .mil Republican .convention* hr pinten foraulom o Immediately fo; , - -'toahvea ‘ boon last' Saturday, three days » (n October,' WW, 1904, 1008, 1912 and 1920. nosa session o f tbe y of necuri tbo n o had nlso been a member of the date for their legal gale, the chiefly baca enoe o f thi nf for the now state the. state Republican central com* plate* arriving trt the o ffic« of tho nsture o f one i tho burgler*. I f I* nxpecUd that all tha , , rcmmoHial . ^number three, throufh the mittee nnd was on the executive registrar, in thrMcLander Arcade, The famous gem Was found by gems will bo recovered ,beoauA«,o{‘ *h»ll lit tho recent held, at which time property, in the south part 4 ,' . nocret service men’ in a valise. Two thir distinctive cutting. , , race* in which crow "B'.’ ronwnittra o f tho nations! body In Wt« Friday afternoon. that many important topic* wis­ [ county. Through thjs prop- 1004 apd 1908, The color fo r J027 1*-black and of the a l li e d thieves, Leon Kaul--------- • Irtqw “ A” Vy • get!' * l! m ing t o ’ tha county are to be dta* '*» right ‘o f way is only 66 whito and the state map hag been fer and Emile Boutcr, who crossed Tlie GreatiConde, a ro*o colored llrigton rtwed at numbor.four . a s i _ J _ i _ i. A 11 .4.. I A t 1 i t . a »' _ _ t 1^.1. at. ' . . idde and It Is (he only strip a flooded moat and climbed into the eliminated front the pint*; *v ^ . shaped atone, is an Inch, long* tho A ’s. . - I ..,m tho 8an- gem tower by,'meads o f a ladd npre than a half Inch wide,L' * ■[wide. --------i told' to J, 'down a and then < to valued at more than $2,000,m • • are bill contm- guton and i - ' •*"401. wore arres and are named for the' Prfi m e most noted, o f have confe Pin old com ’ Two. 1 A i' •riH t 46-401. i p M H j LEGION RECEIVES FINAL RITES FOR l NOW IN HOSPITAL I STAINED KIMuNA thpe*ten#<* » MISSING WOMAN light Docket Fat ibers OfCounty ird Study Plans lewPrisonFarm Charles F. Brooker, Retired Capitalist, Is Dead At Daytona Red For ReB Burglar Talks Too Much And Famous Jjsi^ssw at af �________ THE SANFORD HERALD,. SATURDAY DECEMBER 18, ___ ^ ' ' i 8 I — ■■ — ——■■ - — ARE Longwood Race AGAIN Card Tomorrow RACE TRACK Flmt Race— *700 Clslm 3 Y 0 & Up—6 fur. Red Seth ...».....— --------- --- 1 Aftd 2 S econ ds Lena R. ................................... i W f j d r ------ - - ----- -------— .muddy trade failed to keep Crudm u ...... - .......... .. 8<maprlte — ; .................... • vorites front storing for the StAr Man ..... ................~......... SeAbfate........ . — ................ ack en 'Friday Afternoon, Th< Law ......... _ ..................... sebma'* was the riding sen- Soanso ....... ....................... -■ if the afternoon, piloting Shamrock 'Flower ••• •••.... nn*r» and two seconds. In Porpnluc SwMfow* race on Mountaih Chief, Kimpalong —— ........................ / Also Eligible: 4- shot, be went to the Copyright ...»............................ d gave a wonderful ejthl(■ riding, losing by a noso H oy ............ .............................. Have A. Care, Pete Latzo! the. fourth race Quanah after (ting behind tha leaders raino nd cutting through on tho *me[ori to-V la^-3tar Finish lined The Peruvian for tho Richard Murry - .......... - ...........‘ Paladin .......— ..— ...... — ........ (12 & 6 ) .... ... Second Race— *700 Claim 3 Y O & Up— 1 M. 70 Yds Miss Lane ................................1 Owaseo - .......... —...... - ........... Hell Song .......................... Pop-eyed investigators with blunt visions report that 4,444,444 plnyers have already been picked for j eleven places on annual All-Am or- 1 Montilio ........... Locarno ......... * * lea screams. Brocklesby — ................. Lola Montez ...................... * This is considerable more than i simple problem In hysterical math cmatica it is simply ludicrous Merry Mars ........................ Third Race— $700 Claim .. . 2 Y O — f» 1-2 Fur. C d l-T h a tc h e r ................. Priceless ..... Lady Porter . ............... Cast O ff .... A ffection a te Mary Scalin g W ax Ragm an .... . . Let’* Go A tropos ... ... Rove won his second race it as many .start* when fol(0 ) :the pace ol For Get Me Not Fonrth Race— $700 Claim 4 first half mile, he .came 4 T O 4 Up fi 1 2 Fur f hint to Win by n length. Request Ijr and Pascuma are having Star Finish . ' f o r ’honors, yesterday Pas- Be Trueman brought In three and Healy The Peruvian dy one behind him with two. Good Time JFo boys are,riding In great Rom ping I.utl , ■nd are big favorites with . Earl Pool ' College Votes More Kltey For Religion, 4M * For Athletics Also Eligible: Last Friar CLARKSBURG, W. Va„ Dec IS S u k a h _______ __________ ... A V -M o r c m oney fo r religion MrOrimmon . . ....... d less for athletics will hence- Round Robin (12 * 4) ^th be the policy, at W est VlrFifth Rare—*700 Claim Ba Weal cyan College, 3 Y O A Up — 0 Fur. Announcement has been made "The Morning Sentinel" tha college trustees at the)o day session here, that re Torn berry nchmtfnt in athletic cxpondlt urcts I W arning II b* ^n order and that a new Myrtle Belle Coyne II be added to tlie faculty. ' tftM O rof religious education Cun O T ea n»« ruitenayioh of fCUrl V. Miller, Dulcy Ixia ................................... jletlc director, and an assistant, Sweep Net ,.................»............. .* Ciydclla .............. ....................• Joe Campbell ..... — ............. * .Now only players who tail in make somebody's All - America l oar, nr» those who died liefoie their names reached college pub­ licity departments. Joe Simonich, who hit:!* (rum th c wild ami woo By we: t and wbos»style in the ring is characteristic ■>: hia birthplace, ha* designs on the welterweight title now held bv I’cte l-atto. Science doesn’t mean much to Joe hut he pack* i mean punch in yither hand, With fistic crowns changing witl such monotonous regularity that it is hard to keep up with the m it behooves Pete to have a car.'. Sport Followers Recall The Colorful Career Of Lamed Who Killed Himself i title seven tim es— 1001 02, and I 1007-11—n record equalled only by |the first recognized yhampion, R. I). Sear*, who held the crown from 1881 to 1887. -d , rtg Cup Offered 150-Pound Crews WfDELPIIlA, Dec. 18.—(A1) American Rowing Assoclnaa established the Jonepn t.iObSllcngs trophy for 160•tSWs, John Arthur Brown, ■ t t t t h e association and kn. ot Jho rowing committee University of Pennsylvania, trophy, a permanent one, • placed In competition anAmerican AssoclaKfiXtU, called the American tha- Schnylklll River r, l i Saturday of May. IfW roeu t of the trophy la *f"*tlhn dr (he introduction [rpqpnd crown by Joe Wright Airanges g Dates Abroad hMELTHIA'.Dec. 18.—f^) a T. Tliden, former nn* nnla.phatnplon, has rcarfp playing dates abroad. I o f taking part in g if the Jornaments he will return ontry for • month before >n'his second trip at the (iy, with the Wimbledon ■hip*. #*'Mi. objective. He changed the dpt« o t hl» lor Europe from Jalt. 2.> C.W f i Penn, g today, jd to play In ea-tn BeftlM* connection th* national Race—*800 Clslm 3 Y O & l)p — 1 M "The AtiKebile” Happy Birthday John S. Mosby a ’ Foreman iVtoscolos — . . ........ Botch .......... .... Iferberius ........................... Starbrlght ............................... ’ Blarney Slone ------Treasurer ..... ........................ The Rove ............................ — • Mne O'Boy ... . ...................... ( 10) Seventh Race—*7®0 Claim • 3 Y O & Up — 1 M, 70 Yds Hepaleng ......... .... - ..... W*rgtah ...................... ......... i V t e p s .................................... L iN tk.... . .........- ...........• ZillCross „ ......................— Crystal Ford ................ Miles S .............. E ................... Barriskunc ...................... ......* Irish A K B I I P 4 pt,.............. .............. .. «» .................. ..... ass/ Liberty' National __ ... :___ *07 Qulnhaip ........... u».»..... ...,..r_,*108 S ix t h Runner Can Defeat Skater In 50 Yards If** served with Roosevelt’* n u g h rider* in Cuba in 1808 nnd as a major nnd lieutenant colonel " f aviation in the world war. He "n s a member "{ the famous St Nicholas hockey team, national amateur champions 2.r> years ago From 1H02, when ho first won the intercollegiate singles com ­ petition, he was ranked In the first ten nineteen times, n record uncqunlh-d by any American play­ er He ranked NN, „ne eight times another unappronchcd record. (Qualified students o f the game declared him the greatest ground stm ke master who ever trod a court. His forehand drive, bail, hand shots jjud foot work wen i flawless. William T Tildon, president king o f the American players has but sig singles titles to his credit Willie Steven* was not puked on anybody’s All America titter W lHie belonged He forwardpassed Prosecutor Simpson from midfield and caught himself hack of the state’s own goal line. Hit playa like this that cause cheering sections at the Deaf nnd Dumb colleges' to boll over with cataclysm ic silence*. powered squawker* arc nay at Mr. Dempsey uugbt t » spot ott one o f those scream :»*c»U H o o f t h e w a y tie t h r e w And it’s a barb-wired crimo to keep a guy liko Gillette out of the hand-picked album; he’s a great safety man. COiMPLPrTE LINE OF DRUGS CIGARS. — C A N D Y DRINKS— D R U G S choices for a backfiohl Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel. Tr; and g o further bnck than thnt. MIKE TO MEET PAUL Yo uwill receive courteaus sc vice at our fountain. NEW YORK, Dec. 1 8 .- < /P ) 1 wo form er light heavyweight champions, Mike M cTigue nnd Paul Berlenbach, who once faced each other in tho title tilt wherein ” ()om ’’ Paul won the diadem, nre to battle all over again at Madi­ son Squaro Garden, Jan. 14. The winner hopes to meet Jack DeInney, who won the title from Bevlenbach. ’, Sanford & Geneva Are. In Edgewood. . Curb Service— The Kind that Serves USE PRINCETON RINK NEW YORK, Dec. J8r - W A runner can bcal a skater over 60 yards, Alan Ilaljfrich, champion half miler and contpieror of Paavo Nurm| at that dJitanct, took to the dash at tho Iceland rink Thurs­ day night and whlppml Paul Fora man, , aprint star ,of the , ringing blades, In two out of. throe haats. Hrlfrich, running, with spiked ahoea on the ‘Ice. took, theixjftnd heat In 6 4-6 seconds, - Foreman won the second in the same time. Then the sprinter nosed ent th« akster in six secopda in the decid­ ing dash. ________________ 4-------- * COOPER MEETS CALL’A H A ^ V PINCINN^TfTDee. 1 8 .-f /P )Johnny Cox, manager of Former Joe Cooper, Indians weRenMight. announced today that heluid alfnCooper to meet Mushy Callahan. a 10 rourid boxing contest at Ix>i* Angtlls Jan, 11, for Junior welterweight chompipMUp, o f the M ■ PRINCETON, N™"J., Dec. 1 8 .—Yala la taking her hockey troubles to Pririceton during tho Christmas vacation. Because Yale’s skaters have po rink of their own, Princoton Invited them to u*e the Hebey Baker Memorial rink for practice ' M t VI' _ ____ | Grange Blossom Fe 1 Jacksonville, Fla.' l % J@ v ^ 9 H A r R I Electrical _ ■. Appliances M A K E /A N ‘ ID E A L q i F T FOR A WOMAN ^ c h «il the gift Hhops, £ad nil the ads and then i. father c t i j bags , poagrijj ROLLS, MESH m BAGS. TBAVb S manicure sou] Ban- Fight Results A player who had died months before was once named on an All­ American guffaw by Walter Camp. That’s how hard up the racket used to be for football stars. Mcanincs Barberry Sentiment Baljoy Contact ... Results A t lePark NEW YORK, Dee. l& .-H /P)The right of Bushy Grdhua, of Utica, N. V., to n ranking "sition before the. tlirbne o f Champion Phil Itor-2bcrg Will be challenged tonight by Tony Cansoncri of Nov/ Loaf, Pierre Rhno, MdnUogle and York in the feature contest of n £am Landers. * ° na bantam weight tournament of four^ Second Race Hidden Jewel ten round bouts at Madison Square (Zoellffr) 50.60, *4.(tf, *J.G0 ; pcr.’ Garden. Cnnzoneir rougiit his way to haps, (H ealy)’ $4.60, ’ *3.00 ;■ C. T Worthington, (Dlllca) *0.00. Graham’s side through the lesser Also ran, Bcngnlcac, Muget, 8h lights of his division with an nggresrlve two fisted stylo of milling. glohand,-Roprclvo, nnd Re Truemad. ' " . ' I Graham, recognized as Rosenberg’s • Third Race—EarL Pool, (Pa*, outstanding challenger in Ner/ York, is to meet the champion in cuma) $4.(50, 52.60, *2;40; Red Seth, .(Cheatham) **2.60, *2.40; the same ring next month. Other matches bring together Brocklesby. (Simon) *7.20. Alse ran* Donmtue, Jlnt Daisy, Tremaine of Cleveland, and Andy Martin of Boston; Pete Sarmlento Delph, Impnlln, County Times' of the Philippines and Dominick and Mandy. * . Pc.frone of New York; Johnny “Fourth Race—Quanah. (PascuntGren and Vic Burrone, both of New « ) *13.00, *4.60, *4.00; Star Finish, York. 'i (M otor) *5JO. *5.80; The Peruvi­ an, (Tryon) *4.00. Also ran Funmaker, first Light, Findlay, Betty Mae. Fifth Race—The Reve, (Healy) CHICAGO, Dec. lB ^ (/p )_T h o Olympia Fields Club of Chicago, which boast a greater membership than any other golf organization, has prepared a bid fbr the 1028 national open, and has named Fred Gardner, chairmnn at the greens committee, to present the claim to the United States Golf Associa­ tion when Jt meets next month in Pittsburgh. • Invitaticn will The Chico gi have competition from nt least two Pacific coast clubs* Gardner said. Sea W o l f ......... . ............ - .......... day’* opener Arlene on i f , all the way came faat etch and out gamed PrlceBellcclaire.- Jt was a per­ il, the three horaca being an, Pascuma hod a leg ’ ie winner. ...... . the feature race o f the dsy, Rubenstcin stamped himself tof'Che best sprinters at the ;*Whsn he raced into a long nd'sedated heme five lengths M o f Tdiidef Seth, who In wag six lengths in front of ►Ifadi. it waa the second r in v e row for both Healy •tier lx B. Drawn; In whose Graham, Canzone Will Fight Tonight tquerors of fj VSk’ -'r umversi (B y The Associated Press) N E W YORK— Tony Cunzonerl, York bent Bushy Graham, Utica, 1 N. Y. 10. Pcto Sarm lento, Philip­ pines, fought draw with Dominick Pctrono, New York 10. Carl Tremnine, Cleveland drew with Andy Martin, Boston 10. Johnny Green, New York bent (vie Burrone, New York 10. K A N SA S C ITY — Glenn Lngc, Mnrehalltown, Iowa, fou g h t draw with Mike FWzgall, Sioux City, la . 10. Johnny Harris, Dos Moine* bent Jack Barry, Kansas City. CH ICAGO— Ruby Stein, New York beat Mike Dundee, Rock In­ land, III., on foul 4. D A L L A S — Hobby Cox, Chicago beat Leonard Pate, Mobile 10. T A M P A — Julian Moran, Havana beat Alvnn Ryan, St. Paul 10. I.A K E W O R TH , Fla. — Jimmy j Catrill. St. Paul boat John n y.C obel,, St. Petersburg, Fla., technical kiii>ckout 4. H OLLYW OOD. C a lif — Bobby Eber, Toronto fought draw with George Rivers, Mexico 10. SA N FRANCISCO— Billy Ad­ am*, New Orleans drew with Freddic Hoppe, San Francisco 0. Sam- Persistent coughs snd colds lesd to serious trouble. You can stop them no* with Creomnlsion, an emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to fske. Creo. mills!An Is a new medical discovery with two fold setion; it soothes and heals ihe inflamed membranes and in­ hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, crepsote is rec­ ognized hy high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies (or persistent roughs and Colds and other furms of throat troubles. Crvoinulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe Snd heal the Infected membranes and slop tho Irritation and inflammation, while tho creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into tho blood, attacks the seat of tho trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Crromulsidn It guaranteed satisfac­ tory in tho treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial astiima, bronchitis and other form* of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the avstem after colds or flu. Mosey refunded if anr cough or cold Is nut relieved sfter taking according la my Cqmpagno, Snn Frarcisco bent Frankie Laguna, New York 0. Lefty . 'Cooper, Minneapolis technically knocked ' cut Mickey Marks, London 1. * .. DO NOT MISS THIS WONDER! COLLECTION OF GIFTS) Ypur Christmas worries disappear here Tib Anyway, PROVE what ive say, it's a shed evening. ROOKS & CARDS R I A L T O G I F T SHOP Phillips UJock Wk| ' ‘J h e F o u n t a i n o f Youtl| E lore o f w arn atm, beauty and the p* doom find* It* greatest coneaatratlw ! environs o f the mighty 80,000-rslloai-«-«w o f the historic “ Fountain of Youth- Jtr moment of-the day and sound, revirlfylir at night will be yonrs. r Goff, bathing, fishing, yschtlng. dsnciij, i and horseback riding call you. Finr able at moderate* coat. Hotel scronnow desired. For booklet address A. Boswell, Resident �ifferTRaiT MmVdb' »lay s.hoot rooms and went through Sanfort-i'IIi V felrto mot at the enjoyritlo and instructive prnStructure IAimwlca-- n hnll at 7:30 p. m, un gram touting one and a'h *lf hourr. with Mr*. Wiillpins, ouo of their They a ^ r t U d with the pioneer the I » « l Inry, in charge. There,were nround watch between ine and thcc whiles fjfr statement waj nlade , 00 girl* present who wen through Wif are absent from on* anofl^^ B thi* head of Ray Ilro4.. j their regular program, and hail a feeder for the Firestone dtocusalon on wbat one of'tho Ten notch of tro u g h their closing prayer fit uj?ber Co. Mr. Uay was (Commandment* do girl* break V>:20 p. nr. H n the need for greater v * Sanford — Congregational and It ud the part of every rtoFourfold Epfmtopal notch of Pioneers met In for(the vital factors in tiro tign that control mileage ’ pKy«ltit,V‘ !'« S j n j w •.* o o j r o .m -1. the epn nrooomy. . y •-/v- j noted 01- riomscra met in uie nrcnwg, r w nocini t1** - * = w « »*>, in reality, «md fabrh •MonVbe' achrtdl ht ?:30 o'clock. put on. Tim club adjourned at 0 ^ /u n ^ r T h a lr A representative group of Pi<m6ers tijiheavily insulated and Mr. Jacobs,' principal 1 of tha clock with a game period o f Indl* from both churches Whs on hand i with nibbetV* ’bo aaid.! school,' who lit dflio .thelr leader, vldual competition, -. i/*!' ch-b<o»u uf the tire,, thei and the Y physje*! director were j Geneva—-The *chool had the Y and a fine program wao put on Vy the leader. The notch adjourned rpiif.^the skeleton of. the in charge of the meeting. The club phyalcal director out at 2:30 o ’clock -. ,d after holding their game Hcfvfort' the cord material, went through with their reguar to coach the four basket ball teams.}® ,j\' hi-'h it is built. On an' program nnd hnd a 3(1 minute gomu The loams had some pass ptoyc, P *"0®* . . jttus quality of,the period. It was voted by the Plo- i.hootlng and dribbling and wound! Sanford—Girls Hi-i club ga a dswruil nnd Wad construe- j nocra not to hold mooting* during up with a hot acrimmage. social Friday night to tho 102(1 '•himh attention esnnot no; the Christmas holidays and their I Osccoto—Thu school had the Y high school football team. T e the cord structure of the, next meeting will be on Jan. 3 at .physical director on hand at 3:30 Social wa* held a. the American ;n new equipment is being J3:30 o’clock in the afternoon, at o'clock to teach the school children Legion Hut and in _spUe or the BARTOW.—I provlsloff i& m»i thei- Conditions In Northeas gone through with,. A sw tilk'dw the U f r o f J « ms b/7 »Y'phy*fcal direct** was putmh•hort •♦docatlonal talk by Mr,i the fniiteoSlri.BoluUor o 6 tf$i Pt3k Itlitf BtiteHi iffte c 1 ilie east. i. ,. i] havoc h i e truck .enshable truck Florida within tires' arc m> bettor than lenders, nnd thi\ Y general score* clnjjing prayer, “ May the wick, many of them still <>n thc roll. The fog and Wlaaards after C b ritfm a y A resolution tog it I m p o s t ? “ long th,! c0« 8t ^ P t many , can adopted by the county school board over four months ;(jf pefjshnbk‘s from their termlnfor sovcral day* and when ■ ■ ■■ ■ au aaaH aaaaa such as to prove thoajjrwho shipper Twenty-six car: the’ Ibrnt district 4 W top J - Tangerines! Tangerines! Tang: sold far below th ‘ The market oi b « n ‘completely i cording to report city. Six car* wc Explorers Expected To Return From Trip Also assortments In fancy Holiday Boxes—« will surely pleas*.: -■ - ~ •• THE TALK OF THE TOWN which time all new member* will the gam* of volley ball. A court bad night over 100 girls and boy* he initiated. . ;hrt* been erected, net put up. and were present. Mrs. Williams and Sanford—•Baptist notch of l'lo* ball secured. A rules interpret*- Mrs. Maxwell, their two leaders, neers met in the Sunday school tlon was given and under the phy- and Mr. Wolfe, the Y general sec- King of Osceola were the timers. room* at 7:30 o’clock with their sicol director's supervision four retary, were in charge of the af- O. E. “ Pop" l-amkin, physical di­ Idodor, Herman Morris. They went games of fifteen points each wero f*lr. rector of the Seminole County Xthrough with the four fold pro- played. The Y secretary put on the M, C. A., refrreed all of the gomca. gram based on Luke 2:52, “ And j Geneva end Osceola— Seminole games of which (here was a large Saturday Jr.su* increased In wisdom and Rob Cats notch of Pioneers met at [variety. After the games refreshSanford— Baptist Friendly In­ W. Stirling, one o f the leader* of stature and in favor with Ood'(7:80 to the Osceola school hous* intent* were served and everybody the party, by hi* mother, Mr*. J*bd man.’’ Under their leader, Mr. Leroy, and:voted that they had been entor- diana met at 10 a. m. with the Y W. Stirling. The explorer* dtocov general secretary to organise thoir Tucsday the Y physical director. There jtnlned royally nnd wanted to know tribe*. They went on a hike to the ored a race of pygmies never be Sanford— Men's Y. JLC . A. bas- wan a full notch present with three when it would happen again. fore known to white men. Imt lm!| team practiced on the high sitting outside of the square. A Oviedo—Was the, scene of the j woods on the east o f the Forest Lake Hotel where they cooked si hnpl,court from 3:15 o ’clock un- 1splendid program under the able first gamer-of the newly organliod LAKELAND. — Physicians of tjl 9:30 and showed^rare, early ten- leadership of Mr. I-croy was given Rural Bchool Athletic Association thftlr own dinner over an open fire sop forpi, Tills team is composed the boys, A debate was put on ‘Basketball League. Oviedo was!Inhd held their business -meeting, Polk county met here and organis­ jThe following officers wero elect- ed the Polk County Medical Soci­ *A il . - fChief, ' b i., f .Vormnn V ln n n f in .Glynn; f llttH H I IIndian >1[ n V ed: ety, with Dr. R, H.- Mooty, Winter Runner, Gilmore Steele; Wampus Haven, ns president, _________ Bearer, Melvin .Taylor; Tom-Tom Beater, Curl Vans. Sanford — Prysbytcrian nnl Episcopal tribe of Friondly Indians met to the Sanford Park with thi two p f " secretaries, , They went Nf way In which he has mfl*from there to the west aide puy ! n hugtito ntajorlty in the ground where they held their Donr iber. When nny one sttgwow under tho supervision of Het ­ j j ; that p certain epproorlA man Morris. fn the budgePJust arranged Hof-Mac Battery Co. They closed t!v now wow with g^be^ Increased, Poincare In Sanford’s Pioneer Radio Indian "onps and individual cOmfee like tlm crack o f a whip, i*ctiti vc £iirr»t*R. Shop. .Ir.tedr . . he “government reject* the wed amendment and makes Question of conficlet.re.’' Pdtetimes it never even got vote, when It did, Poincare ined n majerity of 150* to out of about 37." veiling, e in fire n*-? .vhieh the premier igtncy Orange? r p 'd , Grapefruit, packed in Holiday na.uired r.Ti.r tills purliment OpjK»ite Valdez Hotel — 13th & Oak . Sanford Aye. & 9th — Sanford-Orlnndo Road at Gindervillc a N H M ia iiia iim iis u ,,,, m I.RTTRR Oranges ■Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your friends. All sizes, quarters, halves and whole boxes, mixed if desired. iaudcclarcd tu mark f.unidet:. reversal of orttMjc oduntry has j not excepting tho reaBlic nf di-h Cnee ordered exiled for Kau.t . , . notch under nurt'in, am Mr. y* work di . . . . __ ( Rnnfnrd Y ni<*r.'n team was srhf-duleil ,jut (|uc (f) WPathrr ( l f l , o ff ! F ttll‘ S l1’ ■(‘i i t o __ . IJhke ha«ket ha!1 air. L a w y, principal or « to practh »■:w!? f, Q(> ‘ 'V1^ •' n*- ^ R 1principal o f the GcneVa sch< , . to bo congratulated on the ( p n g and tlu^ sense o f clean .-t f ^ p a r t in g passenger sntil-’j . said nothing. •a you know who this lady to (he United States. in oirdoriy man wearing the t’o f the togion of honor, uskthc conductor. n’t, And careless," respondr autocrat of tbu tram, tht W c are fnished gentleman explain- * fellow passengers that the Xwho.,h»(l xlipped on the wet 13v*« Mme, Itaytnond I’oin- Iddihg lh street car* or auhi ► ! h" v^fontetred, “ for rea»- , th at this next year you are going to unload those 'annoy■ Mary- Notch o f Pioneer.' Dr their teams. ing rental problems—- DUHARTS PACKING HOUSE , i .^nrW p.exhihU od.by.tto: n . ' t- , ” f N * ‘ ^ 7 Ir,“ l,CrSl R<,v- Thom! ’ Mr. Lnney o f Oviedo and so" Mr U >'mnn- ,npl ftt 7 ;<'°|KuU. roach o f the Geneva P- 111• *n the ol‘* school house. {acted in the capacity o f b An fntcn' !,tinR an,, tostructive .M r. Hawkins o f Oviedo nnd r^ ffra m wan put on ombracliur f \ t||Q fotirfr»Jf! life and tho notch ad- —— ~~ tourntil .it !• p m. after «. 30 m inJ j f 1■ * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ « » ute gntne period. This rlub Is u S r- newBpiipcrtt very fine one nnd is growing stead- ■ 1 ‘ lr '* ily in numbers The notch will not ® t ith *he lawyer moei Frittoy ns it? will b<> ■ B ** generally oc- Christmas eve. ,■ H 8 1 0 -nt positiou in yjtn fp n ^ -E m p loyed Buys Bro; I* JL J l J l ihtft is to ho (V r h o o d met over the fire hour-o In ] 5 .** ic law yer him- thr.tr club room. Mr. Morris, part S henceforth that time boys work director o f tho Y . '& f liijth priced rabbit also cm- his face bt eluded In the \Vn9 jn rhnrge o f Ihe mooting. An fi r « » tho . increasing Import- photograph, |enjoyuhle time was had by nil. Th-> B atu^itvd to violation of the France h most noted * little moth- Rrotherhood talked over plans for B OK Regulations by the gnvorn- or," who conducted thousands o f a rhrlstm ns eve meeting for all B three men tried to Americans to the graves o f their ( the Western Union nnd Postal Ttd- J tariffs** by training tho.r ;>u war dead, is nlmut to take n long e graph Ikivs. A fte r their game ■ B _ ‘ die >b<'adlights on th<■ game earned rest. Sh-» is Ctmitesso period thx meeting adjourned. ® CjVft. BHI ght.t Frightened, Frighteueib rnhbits,; Hlllycr do Caen, she won her nfP a n to - Flying Squirrel notch of ■ ___ _ it. InFtho beam of light seem feetiomitj nicknume In American Pioneers met in the school houer I ableAa get out of it un run hospitals during tho war, sintb tinder Mr nuinrnn, thoir lender, ■ t the signify of the armistice she ami the Y physical director. Th-* 3 has devoted her time and fortune to s mop thing tho way for tho fold star mother* and fathers who cro.<s the Atlantic in starch o f th* Inst resting pttoce* of their loved ones. ’y .t .Tile Com tel so do Caen went to America ii, the interests of the gold star motlvrrt orgnnlxatioii Bargains ..with ..your­ self Also Fireplace and Stove wood in any quantity %> Deliveries Anywhere with eUanu rr. joilitii-imy in r Rv,if it " t h " ’ Purto 1b !r ■. t jWiKintlon has orhuitling the v if- e f file premier nnd for- from My Grove _ i , ■ Phone 386-M , -c pnload them on some » •1 one who makes a Mis­ Ninth St. & Cypress — 1 Block from Sanford Ave handling mess The House o f HIG, g i n s s m it h . W IGH T - makes it a , - N- ’ • part o f their business - 1- to care fo r the matter of rentals, property up-keep, collections and w e : do it better - “ The oldest domestic re­ frigeration in the world, • than you do it your. MONEY TO LOAN fi !-2 to 8% ^ on Business nnd Residential Property. Mortgage Loan Dept, DeCOTTKS. HPENCER & DIGHTON s e ll ■ . Ask fo r J. L. Hurt, m anager o f our bond­ ed rental department, lie will call and explain the service we can renbuying our tires at vinator between now and ’.Christmas, wo will give free, one Westinghouse percolator.' I f yon havev A percolator we will give another Westinghouse article of like value. 207 W, First Street They sure smash the prices and they give us a full guaranteed tire at the lowest possible price. : - 5 yi.St r^i. S* ; i, ’f < If you are thinking o f putting a Kelvina W m W *. Spring, takq advan•Uago of this free offer, by payintf your fi *t installment notv and bav4® delivered 3 whenever Von WfehU ; > ' ^ O n ,. <Zaw \nn H U1 We have our. service 3utioned in S a n f o r ^ ^ e r o your Kelvinator, bstanlial , servicing*' 5 5 5 ■ u | �SSSS ouldI K.O.Delaney ■-■■a Impact j _________ ... ^ft BfeUeeWlre.;..... Air Wall uJL. — - — m m 107 fin *102 )—Joseph Mciscb, Sab* . sou of John Meisch, Academy at tho an football banquet-Of the aetd- Mcisch ployed a clean, hard Hidden Jewel, I o f ball throughout the oea- Texas thich contributed largely to ovrumn ........ Serbian fc «s of the team. Ho made Glimmering st talk at the banquet ex-, irita Elnorita tefappreciation -fod the many I, he felt ha had derived A lso’Eligible HgSssociation with the ^d the coachtt,', , ^ lijpRed") Sorrell, of Lonett, Sentiment .....— ■—a.. l Parrel topped ^tar halfback Third Race Purse $700 Claim. 0. M. A. r'oVcn. waa ejected j f . 0 , , 4 Un:fl P u l is of the 1937 team nt the Miss t a n e ;;..i ..- ; ...,............ *11 kh Sorrell ‘ ' Whs *fAlternate Vanishin gfioy — ....... *1( (a of the cadets this year and * captain when Captain Dishwu called horaft bit account He will P ar-H am p to pnns ar captain, this honor Tender Beth bit team males being a dehiMiss Nancy ition of his abllity.fand^ hjs [tnas Henderson of Carter*** [Gs., star center of “ The Bug Hoy -------—-— .— Line", was named alternate! Alto Eligible & Henderson, alternating J |C, T. Worthington ......... . pieir.’h at the. pivot position,' , Polycarp .............— .... p n splendid brand»o f footFlorence Deen ................. [his year nmi is expected fo Ijimp Ward ------ *--------------p well next year. Barberry .........;.........- ............ J. C. Woodward, president “’--F ou rth Race $700 Claim. ____ M. A. , for twenty-six years •'•“ 2 Y, O. 5- 1-6 Fur. Is founder, presided at tho Colleen Q. J.i~........... ....... ..... [ct as toastmaster nnd was Esther Weidel —,................. popular in this capacity. Undertow ........ —....... — I were heard by Coach Gds Benny Rubin ....---------- ------lw, Coach Rcntz nod Coach rTjgVjti^? fcrro nnd short talks by Sor- Mclva Rose ........- ............ lenderson and othgr members. Eda ......... r team. An informal daneoj Fifth Race $700 Claim. cd the banquet. • . . ,AIL Ages, 6 Fur. stall letters were awarded Boosting —........ — blowing men; Sorrell (cap-j Berkeley.Square ......... .......... Martial Wand ..L.............. — McKRCUNIE 18 BOUGHT WonFdme inf cotow, topped by Victory N EW A R K , tfolaney once, jtt the light Weight title holder and lienupsey ever meet in the ring, and Delaney Will be ready for addition to tho Manassn Mauler's knockout . list, Gene Tunney believe:-. " “ Dempsey would hit him once «md*-l wondor if Delaney’s press agent over read the list of knock­ outs compiled by thnt fellow Detnp»o y l" Tunnoy asked. “ Boy and man, that Dempsey can hit,” Tunney told the Newark Eve­ ning News that ho would drop Dempsey if they ever fought isey never had the jaws he was credited with,” said Tunncy. *'Ja£k can hit if he gets tt* yuj. Ho did hit Tommy Gib­ bons and ho did not get to me. But q man with n punch who gets to Tdtk right can knock him down. If I ever get in the, ring with him again I jxdlovo I'll prove that Diinrv ** 1-5* ,*^v rtT ,T|m <;asauti*&,., ofi, ifOO<l , g p l f steady t nitres, kocit-egtaigtit and nsimpottant ffletore in thd devel­ opment otjeollefo athletes In othe: branches o f sport, ' . , The latest exhibit in behalf of nolf as a preparation for football, hockey,, basketball, b a s e b a l l and track is Arthur BrOdbeek, fresh man at’ t^ie University. of Pennsyl­ vania, , . . Brodbeck, who hails from Mt. Vernon, N. Y., won the New York state golf championship-last year. Ho was a smashing back on th? freshman football cloven at fenn sylvanla and Is an outstanding contender for a forwaydaMmioa winner of tho Intercollegiate golt championship, turned his golf do­ veloped talents at football at Titlone UnlverrUy, and became n star on the eleven that topped tho southern pigskin heap. Emerson Carri, western - junior golf champion in 19$6,- was boot* ing goals and playing such r. smashing tackle position for Cor­ nell that he Won recognition by many eastern writers. Golf Now Regarded As Essential To Development Of CollegeAthletics s Tl^ racingcom mission of the I American Pow erboat Association j has rbt& fai"Abjp* (PM* the' dull* j for the, 1927 Gold Cup regatta. Two tentative courses have been j laid out, one Inside the. islands.ofi , Greenwich, Conn., ip Long Islpnd Bound, And one in Oyster Jlay, on 1 the'-Long Island shore. The course « late In January to play in winter events on the Riviera. ' Later ha will-go- after, the world's chainplonthip at Wimbledon and Jtt?' lesser titles Abroad and return herd'for the supreme Effort * to capture the national singles cham­ p ion sh ip .’ ‘ -a: '• '• y? •. -f-'i reund. Ho turned in n 303 for the tho tournament, >• r A1 Wntrouc, of Grnnd Raplsd, and Bobby Cruickshank, of New T ojb-shared'rixth place with 296 Want Small Truck Farm Jer tin ^ nn i SACRAMENTO, Calif.,1 Dbe,!f«. Grecnw|ch Village, N. Y.: Dedl(A1)—-Joe Tunics* of New York tCj^ory exercises^ were held here WHS $000 richer todny for having itjday in-connection with the open* ere an- turned in n card of 28? to win Sac* (j^g -of tho ne.w Public Library, Mount’ erniTufnlo’ s $2^00 open touma- , ia to be known aa’the Gehe Beach', ! nunt from it lnrpa fietit of ntnr1 Tnnnev Institution of '-'Cerebral 'A H ti’ X f e . m U ..... .. ........... A, O'Kelly, Davis G.,;RobItisch, Smith W., Sherwood, Winnipeg ............................... A brilliant CO on the Jast 18 8lxth Race, $800 Allcs. holes here yesterday brought vic­ i, Booth, _ Sharris,' Mott, AH Ages, 1 Mile. "The San (ll and Sha’partl. uatl Kparns And Dempsey tory to-the Ncw Yorker. Eddie ■Hotel” L o j s , o f - Chicago, was tied with Three D s J® > May Settle Contract Turncna for the lead at the end xTrapstock. ^— ** o f fid holes, but slipped badly.*on Woolworth --------------Results At the Inst lap and turned in a card 91 ~ OHipAGQ,. 1) ^ 29. ^ ^ ^ xFly Hawk ..................... — hr 290 t o V i e c M W i M * * * 1* ' ’ 106 Ucmcnt out of court is in prospect leminole Park Hermidale -------------------— Fnncy playing by Harold Sanin the suits brought against Jack 1031 Soanso .^.1— ....................... — dprson, ct Deal, N. J., on tho last Magic W ant..— — ----------- 113 f Dempsey by his former manager 18 holt-s" then ted *iWild B lir MchlJ-- l", $5.00, ?3.40; Grace 100 Jack Ksnrns, the latter said as Ke Grippeminaud. ........ - ..... ........ (Funl) $13.20, $14.00; St. parked through here onrouto, to ■horn of ^St. LoUls/igutvOf th^nl x W. M.-Maher Entry. a, (Hcaly) $4.20. California to spend the^ holidayv prace with a 292. Mehlharn - was Seventh Race *700 Claim. 1 ran. Paladin, Lord Allen, V Counsel for tho former parfnerf f&urth Arlth 291 Xlie* Espinosa 4 Y. Q. &. Up 1 M. A 1-lfi II. Ili jnilong and IBm. tnva' begun negotiations towarl turned in a C8 on the final 18 holes • o .« J . ___ Jim Sanda to equal the CQUot record far one n the heavyweight championship Mountain Chief nd Race—Jingle, (McGrbs• mi agreement on the terms cf North Pino jgrams nnd Lctterinif 1120, $-1.20, $3.80; Jnunebar, Reams' domnndij for a. sham,' pf Feigned Zeal ... ma) $3.00, $3.20} Kosejusfho<_Demp»ey winnings,, unllb.cxWaralah Artinticnliy Done cbrrt) $4.60. 1 C O M P ttiftffrN E OF piratinn of the managerrhlp sonDevon! to >■ mn, Jessie Lee, Kotarlan Molinero iract, last August, It hus been DRUGS Ihihln ntnwt14-t» / ft Aeams' contention'tbftt, (sInco*the ' c i c m R S <C A u b t Sir Golahad 11 ‘ 'O ifS T^iut'Will Lust1* cqipsey-Tunney baLUe Wns sigjied Dpraiftuo .,-v— IIR IN K S X D ^ U G S ‘ j .. during his rcgliiio, ho: would share Romping Lad I-. in Dempsey's end of the puree', al- Yo uvrill rArtife coftrtMUs se Crystal For4 though the match look place of tier vice hi our foantairf. 7 ‘ y f Jim* Daiay Uieir partnership had expired. Also £Hj * • i 1^ J- r .-j -. r-; *. -r-1£— • LcGIorieux lii.— Nc.U to Yowclla £ jjDNDWNi It,was .definitely iui Harp of the^ North Xounced here today that o» atPop yon — ..... ^ ■.L. '■ J * An M' •Apprentice. Allowance monument to, JosgiU Roflqbardlcd Wells I Circus. It seems th*l (ta^iame, Piccadilly place for clowns. • •••' ? •-#» I. in',.-. W i f , - . . . / I have ‘aoma/'c^otea two acr« $200 down and $80 per month. This land is tho finest kind of trucking land and flowing,watvr and electricUyvnrg available. ’Each trbct., has .A /rontag* of 125 feet on goo*', paved road. Anyone who wants enough land to ralw their own,vegetables nnd stm .bo closo enough to Sanford to be convenient should buy one of theso tracts before they arc all gone. Tartar Th« * :U a disagreement among the past, present nnd fu­ ture* premiere < France as t* what fOfth a tesUmonlaLto tho international notoriety o f Mona. 'ii Race— Pigeon Wing II, Georges CarpenUer should take. nonli’ $4,20, $2.40, $250; T he following suggestions are un­ , (Games) $2.80, $2.40; Ball der consideration: 'ALA) An animated cloth** rack< :Crann) $2A0.' . V ( t y 4A soft shoe dancer in dinner ran, McCulloch cross, between Richard -Dix.and a n y Collar Ad. ; (D) A half crouched figure In Ik Race—Corinth, (A . Ac* W80, $4.00, $2.20; Phidias, mock pain claiming a foul. m ; YORK. Doe. 2 0 . - ( /P ) - : ■ ^ttie Scboemmell, .New- , oistance swimmer, wbo< 1 --------- « > » « objective. • GIFT SUPREME/r % Don Smith ' and pressed, and have that new look. : •......... . ’ , Von work meanB more than Inferior Satisfoc' ti - - - 1. <. 1 -,-r law yts1 ' 1 ■ * » 9V Jr«®r* ' L. A. RENAUD ■i ■ r;V-- MAGNO 820 W. Eirst f t t S B ecause y ou know you o r o looking yout* beat ] y o u r clo th e s t]o you c r e d it ^ '. T h ey havo been rf i /V i ' irKI- i-ii - *A» BIG Results SMALL Cost A 3-Hne ad run 3 (im es -" 'Kf A, •' f V ¥*) cca la only*' { 24c a day THE HERA accomplish wonders at n coat undreamed you uso Herald Classified Ads, in any ci onoy a Classified wli] be your fHcnd iii Use, them fori just pdd occasion* dr conrfi large Benin#1,campaign thrmlgh t^’e CJake Columh^tfesulta In either "instance w ills* . w . v *vvv ■- j* m cka Knock-out Punch! ' �v- -~r\' lla ll Wk. . & deal? to tfie Jtcarl o f sixty Rchor|tiofis,'Mm« 3,i)(io Short W i . survlveil tht* commercial .tines, w hich'it has bden compelled 8** New Mtniro. t---- rt— ------8 f corul Class ; Hatter, serve; tho weariness o f buylriff and* selling in' the vast Crime Taken Seriously, old Britain bay*. 1>19, nt «H« i'n«t*(flo< BY Ar.THHU BRISBANE ' “ orlAa. under Act o f bazaar o f nations, stocked with all manner o f thinga which stimulate the offerings o f friendship the wide-spread sense .(Copyrifhl, 1926, Slar Co.) ......CiUlu, o f irony which success without happiness breeds; the in­ A TRIP ACROSS thix continent K. -IO.NH*. XJn**«li.* "cluor difference o f feeling and satiety of emotion fostered by great Is nothing. . Three thousand miles prosperity without that grace o f culture which subdues I I I P T I O X H A T I '* wealth to tho finer uses of life. It has survived that pro- of chics, towns, vil|agei nml farm* wr—**7.0Q; Mix Mi.nllit,|3.50. ,‘vd ?» Olty l»y Carrtrr, pei occupation of affairs which leaves little time for feelings, go by like n moving picture. The Weekly edition -flOf and that resolute determination to make men good which comfort in travel is nbsolute, *.*£**♦ I leaves scant room for efforts to make them ,happy.“ „ - • , .. , thank* ‘ to (ifprgc M. .PvMniaar/.ip WOTIt’Hi AH O b itu a r y That is port o f Hamilton Mabie’a introduction to ‘T h e ! whom this country should w*tvt a . rnrfls, o f shanks, resolution* k r S o f M i l r r t n l n t r u n t s V rhftr* t o f Christmas." Read it ugain. .Indeed read everything .andrta that s*»bUity g j fine fino monument, mo are made w ill' twcliargtil 0of> American railroad builder*,; I nil you can fitid to read concerning the non-commercial sidp pjf r a d v e r t is in g f a u l t . . ' .. w ‘ { "You isttle down--In thff train1,in *«m iATi;ii inks* Christmas. Vork. 'suddi'nly you-look'it led Treea la o ic l u r Christmas shopping that is done with Ibve in th« Heirt New . , t<l to Ihe us* for re Han no part of course with the "commercial Uses" o f which -£*> btciHo orean and U-Vd . o f ail new s dispatch,* I ih*<a paper an 1 alio *he Mr. Mabic wrote. Christmas, shopping that is impelled by only an hour. ' a 'p u b lis h e d herein. All rrpulillcallnn of apirlal love and the eagerness to make other people happy is as h erein are a lso reserved. much in keeping with the right spirit of Christmas as is any Nc* ° m,™ o ™ h INcoioi<Jh™m*, wmDECEMBER .... i 20,ilia feature o f the festival time, And just as'tru ly can boautiful" mounuin*. their top.i 1920 Christmas selling be a-worthy part p f the Christmas prepa-1 while with snow, deep guiicys i I l l ' l l A !• II PI ATI OHM rations. Worthy selling that is not tainted by gougery __H! worn by rushing waters, lndimis la k e a t l « f » r t ' « i T rea t «n »d jvord for excess-profit-making at a time when people j fc“dtra^*>n?»TuS3» W a ter r e a te t o J a r k s s a feel that they must buy at any cost. 'that say* to the whole world, r w r t U s . a t- S t. J o k n .-t u Mabie speaks of "success without happiness,” one of ["Come here and get well.” n t v e r t 'a a a l . - , i * 's'yK f.i « t w fc tt* w a y , the most pitiable things in all the world. Ferjfisps you know ! If you have not Seen New Mex­ p o o l, te a a ta m a rts, ico, you ore in America like \ man somebody who would be classed among the poor rich and in Rome who hna nover seen St. la v at k n lM la f p ro­ o f ' h e a e c e , fe a t e t a , a p a r t ' can devise for him, or her, some g ift of happiness that will Peter's. M k ea a ra . aW ® *, hide, for n little time nt least, the emptiness that goes with T i a w l n l o n O f f l i p M ra t> 0UT here they ukc things . r: " *K - * success and material wealth where there are no accompanyaa.ef h o a lr v a r d ing peace and joy. * with a rcnouancuB that would I. s h e M o n r o e , “ t r t litt « l ( I l f h e s s t llle s And eyeir.that reference to "reaolute determination to{*p«n comical in New York, at avhool ay air m make men good which leaves scant room for efforts to mnkei Editors all through this western S ls n f o r l a r i r a a r d them h a ,,p y "_ I„ that connection Dr. Mnbic may have b d a « i ^ MX S » c i i ! t , t ^ «£r! paymg his respects to the profensionol reformer, but every-jah McDermott did wn# to shoot JHBLE VERSE day folks can take the thought'into their simple homo-lives. Don Mollott, “ ~ a Canton editor who Is Uiaro a child in your family who will arrive at Christmas had been attacking the gang, nj i Courage —"Bo 0r good btHitlcgging-gambling ring, and ind let Us behave mtr- day subdued by Vp°n't" and ''If^you-are-not-good-Santa-will- making hiniM'lf a nuisance HlUy, , . ■ .nnd let the not-comc?” Is the pre-Christmas exuberance of tho children it which Is ifood in His treated as some sort of sin that needs punishment? HE WAS A QUEER i>ort of man, Chron. 19:13. Oh, make the days before Christmas joyous! Keep couldn't li.'ton "to rcaion," won in I—O Lord, Thou dost 1(therefore wo will not sweet.. Above all else make the Ynletide what, it is intended thn nbnjH' of real money. So, to bo, a season ruled by "peace on earth, good will to men.” Uicrc was nothing «ls« to do, *i IniHcl from the dark was sent into ini -‘1 % /p •J-r the l>ack of Ids head and he slopp­ TH E SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS le a v e s r ed attacking the gang. .Save The Holly BY R E V . P A r-is* ; U L C. H URH ’ AN S 1f' .w' *v m m t leaves over and over Friends from Northern states who have elected to spend! DON MELLETT KH.l.ED phys- The underlying law which makes highest nature. Man’* highest na. In, Cjv'?-'T; ■■ ' *', was ijot uultc killed m ental­ Christum! a time of joy and happi- tnre >* his spiritual being. Splr giving shade above Christmas in Florida this year may be surprised at the uvi- i cnlly, ly. The chief of police (hat ho one texture of faded dent lock o f floral decorations which will be noticed in otir| had liren fighting had to reUign nosa to people of all roligionx I s d 1" * 1 manifest lUglf ln^love. h r . <embodied in 15 Lovo must give. LoVo delight* to her. iembodied I tho Biblical statement statomont t ■ earth like a leather homes' this year. So much has been said about this, the; after Mcdletl wn dead. Out her,' give. Lovo iU only happy when state of flowers, that one would expect to find lhe windows they know M about (lie P-m Mel- Ihnt ..jt jH ninro blttBed to - ivp and ns it gives, llenco when God wreathed in holly, mistletoe and a dozen of tho well known !ett case uml «'tually take an n- ,Rnn to receive,” stated Rev. Paul commands man to lovo God with torest in it. , ,'E. Uurhuns, former pnstor of tho nil the heart nnd our neighbor as leaves can mount *gnln beautiful products o f our soil. trees with Brother ourselves Ho i» simply calling on Thoso who let the zeal Of a Christnius .spirit no 'far get York whut hr thinka ubuut Don ^'^uv ^nurVnnl'^niif innartman to give, ChriEtmao joy thuh niuxt'go d o v i pant things confrol o f them as to dptomte with sprigs of holly and the *Mktt nml be *m ask. “Who i*j ..Mnny of ihe sUlU(me^ of thc is anything but God’s benediction coming up; Other evergreena may find themselvcH In thc embarrtiB.sing ,H • itiblo imu been questioned, denied dpon all who exercise thblr soul go down into the dark pOBltion Of having to explnin tho situation to a sheriffs ofirejecUid, >nly u> have thorn fully} in practically loving their fellow fleer or circuit judge. No longer ago than the last session W.E I)0N T f,KT ea»‘1y coi^hprated when a larger knowl- men. The fullness o f Joy come* it. ■„ i„„, ,i r ,i ■ f ' Hie east exrei>t when vr f*rd rdgftdms been obtained, There are tho fullness of loving. Tho first be pfereed by o f tho legislature a law was passed for tile purpose o f pre-],h„t We have to pay more for ■ r*Drj ftuw« who will doubtlesa question ’ nnlrnal knows only to satiafy soIf, '„y»*n put ' _ yenUHg tnG extinction Of certain rlortda evergreena. . [r ml ur the stn-ct cars Stop run-.’ thuabitcment^^of the text, but lhrir! ^ ld sbneaa is the law of^nH anjmnl set Of dancing flow- ‘ ' By this law it is made illegal to purchase, sell or offer nfnKthought regarding the subject Lh! I“ 0. Man finds no joy in sati*fyfo r Hale any holly, dogwood, honeysuckle, redbud, laurel or ------erroneous because they do not have inK himself. He may find some |t is (n some other world nkw - o r the .cieitwi in ‘ h» « ' ' l,tc\ ”„ r ' f o e Pid i5'5 l d e , m'' y lW " \this is the way o f ours. Jasmine which has been .dug. pulled oc Kathored from pul,-Robert Frost • lie or tirlvnta land Without tlu-uritten consent of the owner j‘ : " v S , a . or the , « r , ! » U Ju» ..r ilv iS i" I. proper-O - T ~ 1 • I ho r loridft retlcration Of Womans Clubs has assumed ,IStcinheusur of'Brooklyn and New ,thuko,fmiChrlstmaa time loom up ttonal to the sacrifice Involved in stpias seals and help the task Of conveying the information concerning this law IYork, who manages these cross ua hmrtjwppy and joyful. .Were I jRp „HL This makes It pOiiilble 'tOi Jji'f 1-: s a r i f m .newspapers are issuing g ’ ^d) Christmas editions. dcelro.to make their homes louk pretty during tho'Chri»t-| *1“ ' J‘ h cErte!'‘ Jnr'sSrior!""?* JoyV.' for oftunea^nn Im lJnirStj rnaft season. ' .. ' .. ' [run ihcHuuntf)- without thoMt Idg thIg ^ mu ’ fully nrtswrpr Kift expresses a g frn t Tov?:. L ov e1 *t the women write While it seems too bad that we cannot use holly in t h o f ’ c ! _____ gugatipn, fpr in our midst ore many *>«s yf c satisfied with to Mrs, Santa Claus? way we have been accustomed, the law is nevertheless a good ■ THAT IBNT HOW they foci ^ u ,’ how "rich V °g re * t' th^ glftT ^ c m -----o—----’v one. NoW we can ride out into the woods and enjoy seeing hf rt' A la,1y »n tho observationi— - yot they partake of the ■ wishes it was richer or greater. , ... i Him and Chaplin tumed out to ta r xnys to it total Htrau Chtiattnok time joy nnd'hnppiacss “ 1 need not speak of tho mntcrial ordinary movie actor the holly und other evergreens, but without such a law it wouldn't! even read about T: ' would only be a matter of a few weeks before such beauties cause I knew they would bZ uJJ "TfiY Jew, th\> Mohammedan, the whom w<* tha\ 've ? iv,e *» tl'0« *11 love, but I do wnnt to .m ilt.'tk" .■Hie seems n« angry as "koptw , the atheist, all take port , . , „ , , , o f nature would be extinct. Senator Heflin from Aiabamu, win, •" mnkin^ g ifts and apparently ure th o o f fiir k r e a l-, Ooolidge says, ‘ ‘Disrespect ------------------------------ O----------------------said, "(red help the nation” nn l »* happy and joyful ua are tho c r „ , n n ' , ij the enemy of governWHILE THE EASTERN and Central aUitett have been think* wo might have* a rbvniution ^ hrifftluns, ^ hy then ir Chrilit* . u hen wo make ou r ^ ifts let us not j ____ iputs Kpch a joyful time? Does Jt forget to give ourselves, our kind*) 8Wept with Know Ktorms and zero waves Florida lias hud . i — o— , : SENATOR HEFLIN doesn’tlnot in the fact that underlying' ly words and smllea, kindly deeds) balmy sunshine of June and the invigorating air of. Go know M* brother Amorican*. Thurathe lie whole structure of -- manhood i*«d actions. The world lain more day* to do your ■. i , ,, | I| t 1. .. hi. . £ .. 1 .. # 1_ I 1.. t _ I _ * HnA.I r. I* M, I *■I IW l. 1* . A W MHVBAttl is [ shopping. Don't whit tober. The weather for the past four week.s has been mar­ Won't be nny revolution while men there U a law of/being which nb- need of n little bit o f purest lovo.j. il How out in every direction i velous beyond description. Do your friends in. the North um I the i^Vht bcfore Christmas. cun pCt get nw five noiiare dollar* a dny for served bring* to manhood, tho really know what Floridu und especially Daytona Bench nf- working tight holu* very gently, choicest experiences nnd becomes wnd your own life will Iw all tho U— o-------acrurce o f richest jo y ? May I brighter and happier. United - - the. nWttnli. ,. . - -. . i kisses are ramparts of vir- ford in the way of winter weather? How many persons' »lmOMl nn>'wJ'ero ir? the ) open the gate to oppor have you written to, lolling thorn of tho nlorlou. ™ tdoor, i "The Christmas spirit jhat make# these holidays so happy mota Times. Spoken that iB all the other trades get* ceels |it Is ours in In December. January, February I*ebrtmry and till (it fo forr eight hours'i which the npoatic rays fell from eight . prospector. nnd bright should be tho every-day months? When they know, they will come. A personal *<>rk pickking up odds and end*,'tho Master’* lips? 'It i* more spirit Do not try to do ull o f word, a definite invitation from you will be m ore 'effective Ihut .]U1<I Ih- dune by a trained blessed to give than to receive.’ “ ic Orlando Reporter Star car­ himpanter the kindly deeds o f the year dur­ ,“ God dellghta to give nnd He i* boys Rave * band that any of than the best "descriptive folder. Tell your Northern friends ghtil to work with everyone who in g •;hri#tmas week. Give daily iltc* in the larger cities about Florida's winter sunshine.— Davtona News. OUT HERE, women foci strong­ fo-bperates with Him according to ami hnve daily joy. Every oppor­ be able to brag about. ly, speak plainly. An anonymous the laws that He ha* established. tunity Hint you have to do good J •v • V 0- — ‘- ^ i *v young female, n co-ed from. Colo­ Just ao far a* man observes God’* in ii God-given privilege to make ADVENT OF THE season for special editions in marked rado College, write* nilty/sity .pat­ law, jusl *o fu r God will respond d will be glad to print n deposit in.the Bank of Heaven. tten to Santa Claus by by some good-looking examples among the Florida newspa­ ting in very plain language whnt to hi* effort* and bring ta him It is an opportunity to lay tip I chH n. If you would b* pers received by the Commercial., Perry Herald, got out an ; M«d*tna.Sc’vle'fn* said, “The more success and Joy. God does not re­ treasure and increase your wealth what you want, you excellent one last week! twenty-four o f its big pages making !' HCC„of ™cn* 9’°, n<0.r0 1 V’i” 1* ,of fuse to work with a man because in the world to edme. It is no let; know. ari The, Colorado . g: man lx an Infidel or atholst. shnmo -for n man to be poor on nn impressive showing for the Taylor county metropolis. IJ j f c , men*** t£ lm :-aand n ,‘. (he men os »h she?& finds them; if that man understand# any o f this earth, but for a. man to go that there a million lavarcjt Citizen, with twenty-six pages; Wauchuln Advo- wind# up. “mcoare all fool*, damn God’a laws und conform* to tn«m, into the next life without having Iti six of bur Western cate, In three sections and .24 or more pages, and Apopka 'em." I?er essay 1* printed in the God’a blessing Is given on that mada preparation Is p fearful mis­ Sam ought to nend Tiger, tho c o % f . publication., line. He iky in the Christmas time, take. Let us then carry with me k**n Florda cow ponies Chief, with color cover and everything, arc others that at­ A yotjng man s rftyld o f propon­ wndn min o f oil Jdndft irive utter­ throughout tho year th$,spirit o f. They’d tamo ’em. * * tractor) attention.— Leesburg Commorciab ing fiil.T her with particular d|#- ance to their lovo fo to . , urnsie "IVh'at: ft' Charming Room” 'I-r- n inv that Umatilla wilt )*t winter plnygreund Kgfuund ami. educational It there is in the United Umatilla Exponent. And ford will be the largest eWorld. cliae. ; ' : . EDUCATION litre Is damping xlown ROBERT QUILLEN i^eti driver*. It seems gjsjgjjMgj pi {•jo 1 i''. "X1^ -tr ! -, hn* awakened to tho thl* offenses and all ct * i A t frequent Interval# inen w possible that ho got much o f it on Sled while driving un•.of liquor are. re- Have made themwlvc* rich nnd fit- an empty Btomnch—thnt hi* body a one hundred and Ittoua aro quoted in the puldjc wn* sore And hi* spirit sick at Ui* prints nxm.yhtg Uwy "cot no cd- oml of manyn Icssgtt. But he got ucatlrti, andthe wttonishrd pub- . ib'M Hewouldnt M where ! ha is . -ight to bu done to lie say*: "There, now! You #oo, now if he hadn t. over n*0f rf’ erry who It I* posfiblo to neafh tho toj) with* LiPondum. the artist, (earned en'libition of fleers. It out \vsating yeurt and yc*r* !ln g|ncecrjng In prdejr to carvo^ his ilossal head of I^c*-not in a . a* big an ottenm ronmtilie readlm hool, but under the rod o f neces!>ltinrt officer** any d the^result ivfu| ’felucn* Mb “ ... ^— nnd of the world's where dr m county Industry without any eduYou may say EdlsOn wasn't "cdII ih* court, j^on td }ue»le<l," butd* thsro any specialist ^ a c te d In th* m atter.- tation worth mentioning. u ip m ............ •uf- t nidvtw uiuLouc. a j « t M t aia-jr-. CHASE A N D COMPANY For Sale by ‘ Hanford, Fla. ' ■ war. t. , V > Tho You a* ipu rubber tin lhal ■ M UM all u l* c« tq Invent * st want to pay. i f f l f . 'j M v w n * ’ mode/ He Aiopoly g* they have paid glveh to ‘u* nt» "ftiutiral* of i Wnr. demo, .the answer It :r Stucco Hoi Every clement ol ciuoct been taken out ol 0 n«o ;v Stucco. Y cu c*:i be nut your exterior walls will be aolutely uniform in e* n o ptreaks— beautiful! turc. Oriental ttucoo . Itself readily to any * - tectural period A s k us about ORIENTA STUCCO r.ypv'fw For Sale By J f f i l 1 Hpliable Building Bnpplie.s . '•/ . •- :(ntrafiintiaiamn / " V!V v t»‘ C' U T « m of Europe'* liquor kings (j an in this country- Studying ■Amincun method# o f mcrehim- ■ ing AW V th&ltni -lie* made, for w « are —^ Christmas, which is really* and * ~ tnily 'the spirit o f Him whose birthday wo celebrate.” ceb Tom Sims Says •>>/■ 01 excellent ItwiESfi ifr fXt Cotll * IV Garden icn suggest*; suggest*. ipajanui* p*janV9m *Z s 1 fit I f n rlncCS bed eliecls used to bs I ; , - JV - Tr-‘ _ subscription t ,il -trect fnshial) fo r men. ' , Vjfi issSiC^ entthat ji M I pOpulur. . -ViWit. *4 IUT1SH KNOW that the way to keep yollr credit J* to pay your dohti. This .week Britain paid to .Undo’ gam $(17,950,000 in In our^ deepor depths that ejudas ^.Fimajus fallacies: ‘ ^VVhcn you odr. grosp,- i t i n the. Hidden tn. jjirry an umbrcil*. you know, It tcry that .purxlcn out* kcent jSvcr rntn*,1' mtnda and refuse* to uncovered. Stat.m in prlmliyil and i rite rest "J ckUs Christ alone understood lurin Swanaop want* to find *B12Ji30,bO<) of money borrov ' an,, ‘He rou]d qnd did look into wnr - ,L, w . if nico quiet spot fo r d vacation. • tho *• abfrnt. the-'Seaqulccnlonnin) Me Thftt'l: i -of dsT conr-'do'^n T, tmempl&i n Let us tell you about t l x T O N E I I.__ _ u.. ______ J:_^ j t 'j gu#t. W# will hoan need another lews by presenting to thpm tokona THE END OF all knowledge shmlld he in virtuous ac­ Euripides to write (mother Uac- of their Inve, they arc yielding to the higher lawn of (heir being and tion.— Colton. us a result reap the'blessing arid If that girl will call on Mr. Mul- joy that God'has pronounced upon NEXT TO FAITH in God Is faith In labor.— Boveer enhy. editor of the New York Evc- that kind of obedience. nitig Joumab'he’ll give her o Job, “ Humanity is u queer mixture; reporting. . Wo try to make an analysis of our- W alls textured with ! Text*neinvariablydrniii that comment. With it you may reprod uce any period of texture, any color or combination of color* in the form of a permanent decoration. ~] 1 i ,t• .■ ' __ ^Vanishing Ami cans: the _ who used to fir U Hack of ana- f f i d* around the boy’a nfJ: to P J sway sickncM.^eC-^’ *iV‘ ‘ , . ■' ' out of fi nnlnl ft**, :f?ur peppR . .i ,« w ^ j »*•'< - “ *,ce iXm ;$7.oo |0 m 4!^ ' ^ �|Miss Marion Appleby «Entertains Mem bers j Sunday School Class * lc t’ - A* , . Mr*. M. H. Mabry and aon, liarMrs. j . E. Bridges and Miss Be ton Mabry, arrived hero' Sunday D.A.R. Has Sold M any sle Zachoiy of Raleigh, N. C., nr ’ ^ * T* _ j ' t r. evening from Lexington, Va., Tickets E\>r Society rived here Saturday to. spend where, liarton la attending Waah* with itheii' brother , Tonight holidays ington and Lee U n iver»y, and Vaudeville wifn, Mr, and Mrs. A. D. i '-7 _ ----------- -----will spend tho holidays here with „Mba • Marion Appleby enter-j 'TT — ■— ----------- *— — on Magnolia -Avvnue. e One of the most successful af- Mrs. Mahry’s sliter, Mr*. G. F. Many tickets hove been sold and mined the members o f the King* . ^ . npxt Tuesday evening at 8 , cr, Mary Frances Andrews. ffcics ever eonductod in Lnko Mray Smith, at her home on Magnolia much pleasure b anticipated in fapday " Dpoehtars class of th0 Methodist o'clock at the South Sido Primary. Plano Solo, __ “Johnny Jump Ups? J. W. Corley returned horn* the Christmas Bazaar Under Avenue. May and Mrs. W , IT. Sunday- School Friday evening at School Auditorium, there will he nott4> Whcoloss. urdny from Atlanta, C*-, where I the Society Vaudeville, to he pro-t |ftoap,.e3 of the Lndlei* Aid So- ji>’ ■■-. v.*- _____ . talarUin at bridge her.>omt| dti High Street in with a joint rectal presented by th e1, sentcd.this evening nt the Wo­ has spent tome time, : of the tjrke Mary Community at tlw home of Sirs', one t f j h e stoat enjoyable parties ' J. ,T , J T L™* „Virgin!* fcl Miss Etta McLain And man's Club under the auspices o f ‘ ‘ b nt the new chamber ot nth Street, hojto f m!}0 cUss rartie# j mmk cl*aac’ °* Mr» Virgin!* PinFrank Scrugga left Sat Pitno Solo, “ Moonbei J. M, Brown Jr,, Wed Hand. tprcc l'uhdUlg on the country tho Bailie Harrison Chapter N. S. Washington, l>. C., where,, lovely homq wsa abloom .«Pt*»»lon classes o f ris, Elisabeth Jistkey. $Iub rood, i,-.i Thursday and Friday, .jjpt of the W<J?| $. Reading, »Ma> Tools" spend a short time on busin Jiy, dedal*, ce basketa■ 0f ■ poln- M^ W/ ^ >Ston<;* , , Sunday, at DeLand D. A. R. odd* of which were for tho now rill preaent a Chrii|t™ • On ’ The P^sram will mchwc Vjonld/Leo Brown. _____ the i-'arid white hard nous. r : ■ -»—L rf --•Sf■ %- ?. .In addition lo.the local artists tfrch hoilding fund. program it 3 o’clock Jl v foKowjng- nuinhers: Dr. W. It. Rucker left Bunds Piano Solo, "A.Song Brigfifund huge Chriitmda A wedding which came ns u sur­ who will nppear on this unusual H. ^Bmlth ah chairPiano solo, “ Voisc Caprice" New,^.c ^iunar opened on Thursday f> v ti, C., wher* * 1 Gay". Gurlitt, Erneatino Graham." •, utifully decorated and prise to Iheir many friends was program will bo Miss Louisa Mc‘"u1* brilliantly lighted, added much .to Inhd, Burks Pierce. *Vi Plano Solo, "Hans and Gretail” okroning with th# following pro* that of Miss Etta Ruth. Melvin Cutcheon of Winter Park, who is fa n ia K c tu LiUs'Ivu Horn take jjRAtn: . 7 . * . of Mrs. Virginia the effectiveness ofthe'seene. The Reading, "A Swdet Tooth" Hoag, Bfch), Marjorie Forrest. end James M. Brown Jr., which called. "The Wonder Whlstleing piece Dec,'24*, •- - - ’ Sh'ginj: of America: Audience. ciaties and Mrt. W. lights in tho various Moms .were* Sue Belle Hill.- .•-^V V ? . Reading, "When Company,-;*was quietly solemnized Sunday af­ Woman," and who has been broad­ Frayei: Rev. Jns. Thnmpaon, ion classes’ nt « Raymond Bearden of Kia*itntn4 Comes" Cooke, Doris Holcombe,at-the Presbyterian manse, casting frAm the radio station at S ou th Side prilnhiy - :i T ^ sr s ^ i K Frie,,,i" H“ " Cello Solo, “ Serenade" Chambers Vocnl Duet “ 0 Little Town of ternoon spent tho day here Sunday as at Do Lnnd, with Rev. E. A. El­ Winter Park. U over all, Piano Solo, “Monkey*" Lillian Mr. J. A, Reeves. BcthMu'm": Mrs. Jns. Thompson liott performing tho ceremony. . ’ guest of Frank Markwood. ‘am. Another artistic enterment to A_ccntc*t piaydd during the'eVe- Vandercne, Gwen Piner. p rog ra m at the Gram Rending, “ On Going Home and Mrs, Norman Pickering. Tho bride was attired in a be­ bp presented is “ Tho Angebilt t ai forded ri\uch merriment, Reading, “ Tho Contests" Hong, Christmas’.’ Guest, George Moye. 1 Address o f Welcome: "Mrs. com ing gown o f Valencia blue flat FREE TRANSPORTATION M 2 o'clock, Trio", splendid entertainers, who! and was in tho form of descriptions Pinno Solo, “ Air do Bal|et" Lem* Frank Evans. tree of First Grade, ofeA ch girl present.1 Miss Bessie Wilma Squires. To Miami and back. .Sedan crepe with touches of -white. Her ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ P H I f :wn ,JonQ cxtoiu|vo radio and to n .-. * Piano Solo, “ Jack In Tho Box" ont, Louise Hickson." ..- March, "Still Alarm"; Orches­ close fitting hat was also of vnlcn- .cert work.Thcw artista will give n,? Sanrord for Mi*ml on I ’mary, at 0. Christ* Boyce proved the cleverest in her Johnston, Jack Wilson. 1 . " , afternoon can accommodate Piano Solo, “ Little Coquette" tra, composed of Mrs. Claytlo pin blue. nd Grade,- South n Ifi-minuto entertainment playing Jor four passengers (Isdira or genReading,, "At Tho Concert" Relneckc, Mnrjorie Du Bose. 10:40 o ’plpck. description and was given tho Store at the piano, Mrs. Jos. Scar, | Mrs. Browm is the young daugl,-* Bcie^tit-ns on n number of i n s t r u - l ^ , * ; m»m. retura foil 1« , u corkage. q7CMt Cooko, Edna Grech! • > ,[ Reading, “ Tho Conqueror” Cooke, cy, Chester Saunders, and Frank ter ; Third Grade, South ter of of Mrs Mrs Mlnnk, 0. McUIn and 1n,ent9, as well as songs and other S L , I r M After the contest the gucsta '‘ Duet, “ Grand Valse Caprice" En- Elizabeth Bowen. •ltlG o'clock. ChristEvans, violins; . J. A. Peckham, hns made Sanford her home for forms of entertainment. * ApP y Verts naked out on the sun porch glnmeti, George and Edward Mitch­ > i JHerald. Piano Solo, "Cradle Song" John­ drum. Grade, Sduth tho past two years, coming boro Miss I»uise Hu^gsrfcrd, a where gift* from tho tree wero dis­ ell. stone, Mnrjorie Pope. 2:!G o’clock, f from Augusta, Gn. Readings; Miss Helen Dunn. l raceful dancer, who for some tributed by • the class president, Reading, “ The.Dancers” Michael Piano Solo, “ Melody in F." RttbTho groom ia thr. youngest non time appeared cn Broadway, v.-£H nc:L-rara!i«aaaa*B«»t:»ai —I’ iuuo Duct, "Laughing Water;1' Mrs, W; II. Rawlins. Each mem­ Field, Margaret Squires. cnstinc, Ix>la Peake. , * of tho Baptist of Mr. I*nd Mrs. J. M* Urown of be eno of the features of tho eva* ber received a gift from her class Piano solo, "Evening Song” Monologue,, "Buying Billy’s Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Searcy. Parsons ge. Fast Sanford, und is engaged in r.lnT. mates. Mrs. C. H. Smith, class Johnstone, Catherine Vincent. Christmas Gift" Time A n y fttisk- A jpcniark*: Rev*. Jns. Thompson. the celery growing business. teacher was presented an imported Piano Solo, “ Tyrojean" Rummel), noon before the 2Gth. Placo, F)W* n Medley; Orcheatra. tdnesday - - i Miss Edna Neal of Tbomnivjlte velvet bag as a gift of appreciation Eleanor Jiicktcm floor of Yowell’s. Cast, “ A Jsne Sharon w ill cn ;i l-’riduy, Mi. and Tdra, Cjnronco Rar- Cn., nnived hfonday nflomoon to . . nftornoon ten ___ was from the class. A rug for the class A Rending,- “ Take a ’Tnter and Young Thing," Inn Mae Hall. mber of her youhjfl f ri' ni •* to fi e clock with rlift. Mis. Aimn Carll, W. R. Pell nttm d tho Kappa Delta panco room at tho church w-ns presented Wait” Gwbn Piner. Pinno Solo, '’Feathered ‘clock nt her home on *** Mrs. Albert Whitaker an*l Mra. mid William i’ ell formed a congcn-| nnd while here will be the bouse to the class by MiRlVAPPleby.'An 1 Redding, “ The, Open School stem" Mnry Belli* Wnlaten. ■ Arthur Whitnkcr na hostesses. is! party wo liv in g to Ocala and; carat o f Miss Helen Vernny. electric heater,-Another g ift to the Yard” Cooke, T. W. Russell, Spanish Dance, by tho Rythum partmont Christmas ; _______ On Friday evening, a general Silver-Bpringa on Sunday. class was given by Mrs. C. ll, i Piano aolc, “ Alsacrcnce” Kroeg- Orcbastra. "■ v*'" children o f club ,,, ....... ......... Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Berg and auction nt D o’clock was followed Smith. --------------------------------t:S0 o’clock; Mira I.c.ith Wrnggc, who is n t-' family nrc moving ----------* Monday into TUESDAY by the miction o f tho thr nuction the autograph , „ . L. i •!. ’* , ’ —..... * — ----- _ ■ Loto'in'tho'cvcnlng tho hostess’ r ; T ~ p,. , -.1 t-.. * n i.! y quilt bearing the signatures o f Jf. {n,T ' !■ JoK,,|,h * Academ y at their lovely new home In Mnrvania. 8 aorved delicious bfreshm ents con Mrs. James G. Sharon’ Many Dinner Guests ursdiy •L - - - - - - bt Augustine, returned homo B at-1 ... u Cnntlnunaa from I =p, m. President Calvin Coylidge, Gover­ Guild Christmas ball Hostess On Saturday Entertained Sunday nor John W. Mnrtln, and ethers i lit day to rpend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key had t |l. ai. her parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Janies ns their dinnot.guests Sunday Mr. all. fro m practically every state in the le n d a r [Church Bazaar Held fA t Lake Mary Proves Tremendous Success PUPILS OF MESDAMES-PINER AN D STONE W ILL GIVE A RECITAL . TUESDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL 1 j cake and coffee. ’ ' “ ’ . To Bridge Associates At The Country Club 11. W rnggs on Central Avenue. nrd Mrs. Richard Twitchell and union und Alnskn. Quilt netted A” nmnl! son o f Daytona Beach, Mre. f l r*0, which is probably tho highest Briggs Arrington returned home W alter Twitchell of Dayton* with priced ijudt ever sold in Bcminole Monday afternoon from Davidson. Death, Mrt. Evelyn Penrsoll of County. It was purchased by C. N. C.,' where he is a. student at Mae Murray Hoy Darcy W ood Mill, L. L. und Mrs. George If. Ellis, president o f the lake Devidtnn College, and will spend Rice. . and 1,’ cyd Hushes f i Johnson, M n i.'O , W. Gilbert, Mrs. l^ rs of tho Every H. Mary Chamber of Commerce. The the holidays with Ids mother, Mrs. i Every Week Week Bridge Bridge 1>nul ,£ Eortio*.. II Chapman, OUitiun wus humorous throughout, Stclle Arrington. P orter L ansing. Jr., ~ M rs. C. H. clu b . Chapman, Mr. ami Mra, Holland Ko-Ko Sons Cartoon Just finished un nssortmcnl of ■.Smith, Miss R o x i o , Darsoy, Misa Polnsettlar undyellow chrysan- I f*- Ih»nn, Mias Ava W right, Mr. the spi rited bids i-f Represents-! "My iionnlc" and Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Lansing mo­ r**n.M plaques of Florida i Alice G ooding McKim, M iss Mary themums combined with greenery , nn<l ^ 'rf IMci.uller and fnm- tive-Elect L. P. Hngan and l’ oitmus^er Hall of Sanford, bringing ■ h-r rmntti, oa h. Yo tored to Crescent City Sunday i Rankin, Miss EUa 'BoRon, MUs w ere effectively used in decorating jjl'* ^ r', Chittendwi,“ Two IJpo in ilantT’ County CommU- where they were the gucsta o f Mr. r* RTF I OH RTUDID, 033 Union Mr. “nnd Mr*. 1* Roy '.Ruth M ors, MUs; Margaret- Mar- the rooms where tho card table . j M” J **“ " ' Chittenden, Mr. much laughter. Henry Wight naaUBUDBERHRBBIBHBBItl I iT s c A venue. — Adv,\ |and Mrs. J, Hrusler of la k e placid, klon^r K. H. Kilbee- o f Geneva and Mrs. A. Itinck. jtip, M iss Ethel T il 11*, MiSJt* Bessie bad been placed. mode no interestingtalk. i N. Y.; Mr, and Miv. E, Bennett o f B oyce, Garrwtt, j t A fter several interesting gamer re Department *■* i A -and little '0 f -|ffias Mnriotl - S ™ ' F« % M Bnj) J D. » J h o committee wishes to thank «■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ aH«nB«*nn*B*in 3 anaBBinaniinH U 4 'jcn uk a u rD a *a B 3 KCgBacai:asH aaxaa«Bg I years past there iMIsr. Dorothy^briiilh". n i L ffor tn „ score -rnro awahted to“,fh 0n ^ G l c n n Falls, B. 11*11 the following merchants o f Ban- J the*■ pfize o r top awarded I S# o f Winter Pnrk, Mr Yates, Winter ford’ for ths .ntorest and friendly ^ nts o f th e beginning — 1Miss Khtherine Wllkey Pnrk, Mr. Schran of W inter Park. r pit it shown by them nnd fo r their a ater movement to beMiss Am elia Kmidftl! o f D o Land | At ,hc t4Ja ,)0Ur Mra . . . ----------- ------------------Bliaron Mr. Leeds of Orlando, R, RodcnLiterature Depart* returned. to .her home „M onday a,* -,'fltrved gOdcrous contributions: Sanford a delicious salad and ice burg, T. Larkin, IL U*e and Mr. i Prtig Co., Betninole Grocery Co., W Woman’s (Hug and ^ spending the .werit-cBd here ns c ^ rsp - - * — -. *. . Sehronc. time, charming* 11ttla ' ftitf-iniest o f M r nnd AlrK F M ‘ ‘1 Plggly W iggly Stores, J. W Cnch- 3 - given on the club L ^ i i . ’ ' ' .Sub’ (UuUng for an absent memmu ami Mr- Btoudcndre, Manager*. B Urr<>IJ’ ‘ H 1 *ber — — * Mrs. Cary Jessup, others , Fmnk Ed^Drid, ,, , . 2h i * 1* i,**K »r 'playin were Miss7 Katherine IV il for points in Georgia where be Bakery, Davis Candy Co., BoteleTit» preseptatipn o f , *Mr, and Mrs. Woodward Ilarnkey, Mrs. W . J. Thigpen, Mrs. G. will spend thr holidays. Jnekson Confectionery C o„ N ation­ "7 AUZ It* was voted by tho class to Saturday : Among those dining nt the Coun­ Mrs. James G. Shnroft wns hosis ball given n t t h e pinke this party nn annunl affair. Those who,attended thin delight­ esi .Saturday uftornoon Ht a lovely try Club nn Sunday wero: Mr. and lake, given by Mr*, honoring Miss OM\*e ful-affair-were-Mrs, W, 11 .Raw­ bridge party at her home on Tenth Mrs. G. ti. Herring anti Miss Elea­ lins, Mrs. W. IL May, Mrs. Paul Street, when sho entertained mcni- nor Herring; Bart W. Herndon, '■ W ities 9f the Ten’s Club j ir KN OX SPORT jji ,J ‘B ^ u tifu l folts, in thd BCW:shades favor­ ed fo r Spring. Select one of these, new' arrivals to wear to the Races s E S S fe 'Tcl1 ° r, St- Fetaraburg were among K/ Hni|th> M rs. Raymond'Key and 1 al Biscuit Co., Ludwig Bros., Ro j -,' Mrs. Claude Herndon, M bs Le ; mlllnl & Anderson, Bcmftnle Feed Clniro Jones,' Miss Kitty I)u Bose Co!, BnUman' Bros,, Try-M o But- i nnd Ben Cantwell motored t o Jack- tli^g W orks, Coco-C*da Co., Bnn?very momcgtj^.play i . , • rvnvllle Monday where they spent |forjl Paint und Wall Pnpor co preluile wus worth 17_7' * Mr. ond Mrs. R. L. Rubcrtson tho day.' n artistic standpoint.!^ fr^yji Lake Mary. Gleason's for children of club She advocates it being provided i left Haturiluy nmrning for Mel Gry-vry. A. K Sjoblom. ami Mis.1* Nun McMullen c*f Clear Flowura. hv riven .tinder tho by vtho, cities themselves and given bourne where they were called on r> Wiiiinni McKin- at n rate of charge that will mnke account of the burning of Mr** water will arrive in Sanford Mon day aftemoun to attend the Kappa ■ Mrs. Richard TwitchelPand a null nesday afternoon nt it possible for tho people at large Robertsons mother's home. —T T* Delia Dance and will lie tho guest son who liavo w « n spending tlm ProparatlotWt h&vc fti have better und cheaper music. Mr. and Mra. Frank Milteer of of Mbs Helen Vernay at her homo pakt week here us tho guests o* r a great many chil- U is only by constant hearing the CBHaaaMaHn.wnMq»iw«w»fH»iar:jiw »g a n‘arl BaBau w » f HHMwnii«w i i a a « « « » « u * w : ' M » u < invitntion ia to all finer forms of music that rcal.ap- Fort Myers arrived hero Saturday, on Crystal l>ake. Mrs. Raymond Key, returned to their home at Dayton Reach, San- r!=H3nnnKHaiaagaitHBKBiBiraiiHgnnmiaRHHnRinEHnnEiigHua;cniiBBni:BBBRaHRaBKaui»Bi and grandchildren preciution for-it wHl be doveloped. having been called here by the Mra. Eugene Tittle le ft Sunday day. Mr. Twitchell Joined them B Social. Department • Old. ' death of Mra, Miltcor’s aunt, Mrs. for Jackson*die where she \v m Lire Sunday nnd returned home Department Fpr the nrst time* siogU the build­ Ella Lcfflcr. rpend the holidays with relatives, i.- i |k them. 1 public, as well an ing of the dub house,, tbo annual ■**--s --------— —------ - ther departments will ball will be held elsewhere on ac­ M r, and M rs. I. T. Stringer nnd Mr. Tittle " ill join licrt here *111 ____________ rrH. come to tho benti- count o f tho greatly. increased children of Cocon spent tho day in Frday. program to bo giv- membership, which la already out­ Sanford Sunday ns the guests of M b s Mnrn ttp Lamm will nrnvv lock on Tuesday ftft- growing the beautiful club home. M rs. Stringer's parents. Mr. and ,i i hiiuff.iil I uvsdsy from Wolsep-J C H. Smith will Tho committee has derided upon M tJ. J. K. Sparling. burg, Colo., t* be the guest o f Rev usical numbers she thO Hotel Forrest Lakt fo r this i for the occasion with event, on the evening of Tuesday, Mr*, And Mrs. K. It. Murrell and and Mrs. \v P Uuhrnmn. rerilv m rateh ^r0® ( UnSrnl ° f Mr8* EUa I/!fn C r ° n The attendance,vviti ^SuRdaV.. .Sunday,. house guest, Mre. Richard Tw itcaHI o f Daytona Beach, Mrs. WlU -----j Irn W. Wallace Wright mor,nnd *. The Quality s -- : PHONOGRAPH Dec. ‘ 28. Special mu4|e by the daughters, thu Misses Uln and Mbs Kntherine Buhrman nnd frtll bor pro- Bert MttlTeJl o f Orlando, spent the ’Seminole j E n r a - Syneopatora T" i - ’ yided and feature dance* are being;,|ay here Sunday, cemlng to nltond Edwbrd Buhrman returned home Saturday from Lakrinnu wno.vl fw p M i, MM. I ■ ■ |lho funeral o f Mrs. Ella Lcfflcr. - t they are attending boothern Colv Mr*. F o rest and Mra. J. G. Shnreit arp tho boxUsses fo r the Mrs. D A- Caldwell nnd son, Joe, lego and will rpend the holiday'* . roup One evening, and tho committee on in- returned homo Monday ofteniooq hero with tbeir parents, nev, nnd Silent Night, Holy vitationa 1* composed of the Miss­ from Miami where they apent sev­ Mfo, W, T, Buhrman. ____ _ tUu. ■ ’■■■1 --’M 1th violin obligato by es Kathryn Wilkie* and Edith eral days with Sir. nnd Mrs, Wide** m : Mbs M«ry Louis Hoffman of Tea man CaldiVcIL ,dance»i S1 Jf the Merry Doib * -Gk . High School »*P Two , V , *\ f Cantlque da Noel t). Mm. r*. Victor Jolly Miracle Play Robinson jm * B(0 S.»icti»j p1. whicK vv{U hoDfound Ob page 5d of the year book. Thera la no reason for question or misunderstanding 0f them, as, they are^U orly ^et forth and explained, Remittances must In all cases accompany tho re­ quest fo r invitation cards. . ' Welfare Department <1 Mr*. Hpgan request* that thois of her member* who are willing.to aaalst Mra. Morw o f ti JWlfaru Buani in packi: E iS S S ir L ^ c. P. H ^Harden. ** a carefully jWng, and-th, * fharga will guest c*r Mrs. R. E. Tolar. gUdat ___ - ' GAS ‘ 'Oregon City.” nil tvqol blankets. PiiRcy iilnldn, 100_pnr ccnt green, Invender, rose $ . $ .ipd Who ................................................. 18CTS ¥% „ and Harry Woodruff ro-. liomo Sqndny evening from Tin, N. C., where they the j University o f North Carid will spend tho hollday/f h their parents, Mr. snd jyasw*j Cut Prices on Tires 1 F.P.RINES . ■> i f j'.’si' r “ f i ,*ROSCK.U*US NEW VBAU W U g H E R E U .N BY GRAND OPERA ENGAGEMENT * 3 Pcrfornmnrcs In 2 Day^— Dec. .10-31 / »v s 1 2 ,0 0 $ : tQ $ s **t jftssed for the native Florid* Jiy, which .b fiut distppcaring through the thoughtfulness of ™ W ‘ do. not'.jrwlllw .that In ' ly tree, or dethey are hav- 5 en a 11 *h e nds nnd her heart wit electrical things ti 'w o : i' tWM •i | mm broltl-*; - Plain,yvhito , r Fridav MaUnec, Dm*31 I^Mmca; E»c;,bn?*and Schalkcri .Mflwra re ’ There^wlU ba- a rrwrinl denef* P ’.I : ■Cq. UtfUW 5 SMffi* ACT, *-*'*:*"i A pi, Cong m w t e .v * M ARTH A/Tnterrante, $6 bALLBT r 'M . WaES: endar, rose, blue ami green, 81x90. Fancy’l l < *£m i ‘ .r * - J- f p ^ E I L K HOSE—Van 1 .... T-; *• ‘TJalli I, *U1 i* V'vA. II r m n $10.00t0$12.50 ■■im vm ectrlcal :^ ^ v‘! ; Appliances^? MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT r FOR A W OM AN : all the g ilt Bh -.-‘Cfei fs .lilM ili — -• N fF A N C Y S P R E A D S — I by (H —y la called to tho fact that * o f tho Lcgisb- 2 3 .5 0 ® All wool, fancy pnlkis, 66*80 J^ght colors Large arae, light weight. All wool ' and down \ „.en A -— ^ — Large Blankets Wool & Down Comforts . until:* . - v.- * Light 1 2 5 © 10 2 5 . 0 ■* Mrs. 1. E« Brown and Edward 1113 Sanford Ave. J. J,--E, Bridges and sons, Clay, Henderson of Defend were *the • s»* V dinner guests c l Mr. and Mr*. E. John and Arthur Bridges, and Phono 461* 1 a--,--nclcc Miss Margaret Zachary will M. Carroll on Saturday. arrive :hcre Thursday by motor from Raleigh, N. 0 ., to spend the, holldya here with tho Uttor’s par-i m i l M ^ t h e a t and Mr*. A. D. Zachary. •nts, “ J{iUo p n t,N 6y Z itz ' Lakeland, Is the attractIv* hmiie Miss Lucy "May Curry of Orlando f u c ftb f Miss Helen,Vernay at her fpent the day. here Monday na the inome on Crystal Lake, —fo r Christmas ■I rm : ^ B lankets and Fancy PORTABLE soft interesting ffiChistury of. tho Christ Mrs. Forest McAId the discussion o f I events, before the .4 * A 1’ utd Phocnl' ‘ v-. EvJE.w-; �WA ! A 'J A C U O '& i W H A T ARE. YOU G O lM G r EH 7 ,^ - W / V 7 " ,, ri ^ '/v - /J » ' A ih a A po r ME; . •Yd* rxrtf& V Ah’ ~ A COLLAR i f A A E U M iA iA fE $ > M E k S A cg ifi m 7 r io u e e ,^ ^ ! , ; f -b r o o m ! — * c A K if J i;,- f e r f L ^ • t '| ? v y ♦ J in k . ^ H K ^ Jr^ V W - MV v lo fc i? ^ Tv4h s Trate 1 ^A P O L H om •V ,S A VACUUM ;{ tT7 1 i s OViE Mq ’J K I ’M -if..' y*. j t O^itV , v ^ h i O l d 1 .V U W r r 1? — p ig !' ^ C lE A flE R 'W E E K ! — U W E $A K JD PA PE R ? COME MlkJB A JO W hl - t o D O IF Y o u G E T A H u S B A W O VWrfH W H iS W d R S ^ GW>Ki<5 Y ott L iT T l E P E A C H D O W N * C A C W U K lG f hAOME I b Viv4A^ --. l t f'v jiL L \ e q a j >,u , d kVHEAR . A i w o S o d w 'u VllFS g i ; j r , •;/ The. .growing condition for cel- whoXo brief repm-ta were received, cry* during the past seven days fhtdre has-been no other informahovc i i -a l, according' to t i ^ Jc°»nfnl? out of U..t dUtrlct, f Lt.,, , - »w A‘. ♦u’;» „ * i w >ffc fully 7,000 acres of land la t mitn,, rrros^.Jis t , thi. off ! ^ to planted to colcry. .Jjf? * th: crop boh? ns good tut can b«Fortunately, the local season has j^Ajftjstisd at this- tifnc of the year, bo far been immune-from any other vthsy eay, TWtv caoV^smvp uf. the tbftpdlte Usual ptestn, such as^thc .bjvisl throb tiiffhaH Wen of'nlhterr riitwohii. No*,trouble of unusual h i benefit rn.J the accompanying proportions hsu been .caused th® •/ra’n r n f TlnjrMa*/ and Friday hive gfewtSfiF t f thl« district SpraylK-en-rib. thst ? tthqiiSMWtt could |r\g operations have, o f. Course ifcen carried on with cunselesa reg* Q: i- r f >jd r t ^ t o ' ar* still try Ins Warity’r . :■> ■,<, T’ , j, jyt.* bfCmatirm on tlm situfBad spots, which were evident *n!s.: The tSldflc in some fields several woehs ago, r,*cek» which, the have come out rapidly and*only a ■I HE.lai Vr..”.ey expotienTcd, ‘ was few'are evident at this time. Yel* |^fyc.} icd, in raco^rc dispatches, to lowing . plants have .turned the .In v q 'caused much damage to the healthy darfc, green .color and are ijrtrue.* crop. .^No montion was 'doing well under Idcnl growing id- c.t the feb ry crop. Since r e n d i t i o n s . f.. . *■ v - t. ■ ' -■ .- - ■- ■ . NO B E A R D \ * '« T X ? H o w s th em . F te u -H o H ? B o R V W o o f? FACE IM 'E M AH'SCREAM K id . VAMV4MOO B l& G O O S E v l;. AUUTM /rr QUACKlMCf .OV£P? " \ery Ai urmg i' C L 'E A f l 'E R ■1^1 Ik} j Foreign Oil Holders Must Comply With NewMexicanLaw.LaborMinisterWarns u,i ?. MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20.—(/P)— law did not establish “ forfeiture’' Vi .rr.hifr that “ foreign oil holders for violations. . , not complying with the new law Again the telegram said, that & sriS’ s \ r r ? . a , b jlv « , » ^ W * U | J S 2 & 2 ? .I n , I " f . r l r ’nduJ Moroncr, in a telegram to the oil ^ prc.conatltut,0njll ' yjfho tcbgnim served ns a Jenial of report# that the lime limits for the tOmpanlo# to apply for confirnation of thCjr titles would l»o ex- properly rights acquired by for* eignrrs mny Iw retained by them (urln^ tll0 life of the company In question," as determined by the chartort and .contn»cts of such j 1 IBi 3 0« i y.ll./KMc, 7 WHS MOTHERS CrET frftAW FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS • Observers horo point to apparent, y infonrifitcticJe# Ih the telegram as given out. Declaring that non; compliance would mean renounce* mi nt uf riKhts, Stmor Moroncs ut The same time asserted that ;the f i o - 1 oom t u»aaj?* A W ABC BOCHC tCQ ,^ y c w p Is t m a s . r RMOOJ /xy j —' \t>t> DO ? tOtU.^, LETS' S6 6 lb>D tu%U-VOt> KAiOUJ 7W.BM--T STANDS £oCZ TWAY'S RJSWY T £ T A M 0 S FOR M pea M B. 'oa m e - yoo FOR MX) 7A6AU3M6/ jo s r s A i o '— \ OJLAT? A So'J By Knick TH E PAPERS SA Y s H is s in g t h e r ig h t p e r s o n MAV EE eE N E R C IA L T O . 61V1E U S A i« m t u CAUC / ONE’S HEALTH, S A Y S ■■ KISS, KArtlfe, PROMINENT DOCTOR MM HA*lbNA\US v B C ftK E R . M E . tow** voo MEAfi, B O O T S A N D H E R BUDDIES 0 \ ^ Q qoo •itiiaaVOi ijn tyr'tfift’Moi'f' tfi ■ I! B I -W I , / OH,NO— UUHEN X O B t HOME Y ’ LU ' I ' y coo’ ll \ I KtSS THEUAFB ----- ' T U eb i ’ ll EBEU* BE ALL IXl Hk «*.0>vA» d T O M O ftR C X J U / ANCStHEA P e o ^ L E M FOFL THE ■pOLtCe TORJ2 E . /U CABBINO A KlSS ' f\rROM ^DHE GAL MIGHT f help Th a t EHE® black . ^ ---- - THAT’S HOW 1 . GOT rta e Sure-Way l:,vcrettTrue By Condo IfM VCRTOLAOTb HAVE, MET TOD.MR.KLdTY-NoVl YOO FOLKS 8 6 SWfB AMO COME 6V0R TOMORROW fc V .ll.lA ™• > S ure- yoo Cam c o u n t ON OS EVlfiillNOteptfcYCAROr -“T «i - Jr*■■*J*"u VlHV blONY VotPl ASK m TYTpS OV6RTbO,A«> Vi(5 CAN PLAY A , SlK HAW>e» ♦ / CtAMS * ij / VJELL, I'M NOTy0 50R£ TUb y cam Com e o n T SKoRY, n o tic e ^ L * ■ j * /■ i■H7"17 - — JOST FEU vette such AUiBCKT*-, V \ m L I p i* ' 11 * J / Ffi 1 - JR V ^ ■SOM CTUlNa C I K C / - - ’ - i; h i * tw&m? O h , Tliat’s Different ) VJHW S0ME7HN&1 �IS—Businesg Service Offered 32— Irelp Wanted I BATES . ja Advance ™s-' . !^ n i be received L n>Ufctor sent fcr HJmenLtI ____10c i lint [ V . 8e » lin* 7c i line , on requestI rttt i »re for KTtJons. d overage length Female 69— Roams for housekeeping B3r—Forms and Land fog Sain 89— W anted— R ea l' Estate HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY WANTED—Seversl pUnUU and vocalists to work with lecturer* — Cleaning, preying, tailoring. 105 S. Palmettq Avenue. Phong and readers several evening* a J4fW. weeltdn 8anford and the Immedi­ ate vicinity, rTM» :.; (* exceptionally high class work, only the. best of PERKINS — Haberdasher t Adef headquarter* fo r C o l l e g i a t e talent will be considered. quate remuneration. --------- 1. Fur.particuClothes. 110 First Street. ■ ■ ■ • , ' . National Bureau, Dept. — i F-25, Exchange Bldg., Nashville. .. ANdCO CAMERAS “ I i J01 W.Wh St. w . N. Lrnnley, Prop.! 35— Help W anted— Male a n d s u p p l ie s PURNX8 HED ROOMS, bath, carshed, heater, winter quarters, 1215 W. 2nd St. - - EAT AT Sanitary , Cai things to eat at all t of 3Cc for lg lo restricted to itition.' D&Sk j mode Th# San* viO be responsible ja r r e d Insertion, t i e r subsequent V office should be jiuttiy in case of fBRTlSERS 4 representative jdllsr with rates, jifKfltion will give information. And bf? will assist you oor want ad. to rtifective. . IhT NOTICE dauld give their [office address a l pkone number If nits. About one i thousand has a the others Can’t with you unless bounce MUST fw do at The Sanford or by letter. T<lc* tinusnees ire not Efficient WANTED—Activo high grade dir, trict agent to sell our attractive 74— A p a rtm e n ts and F la ts accident and health policies'in full or spare time. Liberal commis­ sions with permanent '/renewals. The Herald Classified Depart­ j WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY p r i n t Will receive persona] fnit'rncUons ment will be g l a d 't o help SHOP — Printing, Engraving, and assistance. Fof personal in­ stranger* get located in rooms ! Embossing. Sea us first. We do terview write; Simmons and or apartments nn<| will render j It. ’ Phone 417-W. R, R, Avenue- Jones, 410-411 Masonic Tempi* every assistance to those re-' Commercial •Street. Bldg., Jacksonville, FU, ' questing it. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor COO West First Slreel atPhons 441 WANTED—Two boys/* Day work Apply Postal Telegraph Co. 10— Money to Loan FOR RENT—One furnished and one unfurnished apartment, close BIRD DOGS, Thoroughly trained, in. Call 15G-W. . : AUTOMOBILE sent on trial, 435 to 4100, free HEALTH & ACCIDENT list on application. Joe Moss TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and Lewjsburg, Tenn. Our knowledge o f insurance is bath, attractively furnished, always *t your.disposal and will moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 WANTED TO KNOW who owns appreciate a call at any time. N. Park Ave. Pit bull stud dog in Ssofoni? Address J. J. Nulls, Pinecastle, 75— B usiness Places fo r R ent Fla. COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. TORNADO LIABILITY cssorlcs 311 First Nat. Bk. Bid SANFORD, FLORIDA Found BULLDOG. ALL « t it by ih-ftcriblng (ioui< hiu) expenses. bx 719. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Florldta. VALL 352 for fresh cut flowers and plants. Mrs. Ginn. Sanibrd Heights. Tube* 7 Yea asufonL- — A. K. r o s s i t e r ; JcleTy Avcnuo Phono 212-W A Floral Suggestion for Every V , Occasion Floral Designs a Specialty Stall 01is LTRIM CO. rir, not the owner f for estimates. > RADFORD STEWART THE FLORIST1 Flowers foir all occasion* McLANDER ARCADE Phone 781 . 27— P rofessional Scry ices eervices offeree Bnir Bobbers in l Children’s De* IARBER SHOP •' DR. J. R: VIDLEIt Chiropodist . (Foot Specialist) Lloyds Shoe Store. Phone 102 for appointment noils Ave. RUGS— Snampoocd, right in your home; color* reatored, nap rais­ i STORE — Pre ed, made tolodk like hew. Highest ig*. Soda. W* art approval* or no charge. B. R ic«, four phone. fug expert, with Laney Dry Clean­ I 103 er*, Phone 465, 4 Furniture Co. EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, ’imt Street no kinks, one price, personal ata lull lino, right. Cash or nation. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe Phono, 843-J. it your business. Si I. NIX Attortiey and Counsellor at Laey*<* Co., genera1 210 East Fjrst Street. sidewalks, build dion boxes. J, R CIKCULJNE PERMANENT Wav­ ing. Guaranteed not to bum. — Hot Sandwiches Madam Harriet, over Mobley’s ^ '■ -• S «UG COMPANY D rugstore. . wall Store"''’*' |i»Uy of our prt'-mp' THE NEXT TIME Vou are sick [Hftions and quid tr)r Chiropractic. You soon will get well and’ will keep smiling. Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr, ^W AN CO., Auto W, E. MacDougall, 1st Nat, Bank •khvet metal works Jasntai sheet metal ENGRAVING •ML 2Q7, French VN-All kinds of 1 #istal Work Tanks. At Oak d Street Tele- FOR REN T— Completely .furnish­ ed Garage Apartment. Cto*a lit. Phono 366-J. 1201. Magnolia Avo. INSURANCE We are prepared to render expert LOANS— Money available at 7 pet service in the following lines of - efent Close in property. A. P. FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, tower _ floor, dose In. Apply 122 1-2 Gvmelly A Sons. \ Palmetto Ave, Tel. 732 REAL ESTATE WANTED Will buy or trade for your equity In any loti in any subdivision in South Florida. In answering this advertisement tell mo how much you have paid, the balance due, th# lot numbers, and the tocatisn of jpfoperty, also give-your pres­ ent and home address. Write Box r „ BW-B Care Sanford Herald. MARVAN1A Allow us the opportunity **f showing you this fins property, Scruggs-Scogguns Realty Cb. TWO NICE CLEAN furnished Phkno 735. Masonic Temple housekeeping rooms, all conven­ ience*. B1Z.E- 5th St, ouscs for Sale 56— Fuel and Feed t j HOUSES FOJL8AI utomohile For Salt ;* ’ ^ FOR HER ' > Smell bungalow north of irrr------- :.*..-.-.'ir:.-jsg-,r r n a s s r Street on Palmetto Avenuo.1 TWro W LINCOLN W W f W g P i iFORDSON l l B W i FOR HER—Gifts o f distinction for lots, can be bought at lets than Edward Higgins, Inc, the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. present day value. f 8,000 cn Commercial L Palmetto. Phone 331' tpnhi of |M>0 cash and 17b mont^ CANDIES, SHEAFFER'S Foun­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. Ifjctuding interest. tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Per­ HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. fume and compacts thst will U. 8. L. Batteries.: plesse her. Laney’s Drug Store, 5 room stucco bungalow located Distributors Chandler at the corner .of Palmetto and Mclach Bldg. Commercial Avenue Katie. Dirge' living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms, KEY TO happiness. Stndcbaker SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF Christmas cards, novelty glass­ bath with shower, large porchei, < for Christmas. San Juan Garage _ ware, lamps, linens, handkerchiefs, etc, well built and almost* new. Co, silk underwear, pocket books and 48,000 on terms of 4200 cash and other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady. USED CAR EXCHANGE 485 monthly. CORNER PARK AND SECOND Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 MagnoiU S* Q. W. WANSIXY. Manager Avenue. Spanish bungalow on Park Ave­ nue, Partly furnished, two bod CHRYSLER rooms, living room, small dining CHAS. T.-FULLER MOTOR CD room, kitchen, bath with shower, Hanford Ave. at 10th S t Phone 602 double garage, large yard. 48.000 NASH on terms of 4500 cash and the batLends the world in motor car value. lance payable like rent. SMITH MOTORS CO ' Beautiful bungalow among oak 3LE HUDSON-ESSEX trees. Almost now, largo living INC. room, two bed rooms, dining’ nook, 203 Oak A vo. both ;• electric rnnpo ond water Phone 41 heater, completely furnished ready ENGRAVED GALLING CARDS— fo r you to move in. . Double gar­ HUPb—MARMONt, Stationery and Fountain Pens. age, flowers ond shrubs. Owner Seminole Book Shop, McLander will sell for 410,600 on terms that Arcades are easy. DODGE Plensure cats and Gral.am Trucks KKLVINATOR Electric Refriger­ i >Ea n - b e rg c o r p o r a t i o n ation tho Ideal Gift for Her, Elm and 13th 8t. Phone 3 Herald Building Kelvlnator Platt Co., 39 McLan­ :J i Phono 713 der Arcade. 190—Automobiles for Hale A1TRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices at Park Ave.. W. M. CORNER HOUSE Close In, 5 WOOD— Dry Pine, Stove nml fire end Coinmurcinl ftrert JEWETT AND PACE i Young, Ownw, 208 Park Avo., Op­ place. PHONE 639. rooms, 1300 down, fto monthly.' RIVE’S GARAGE posite Court (louse. price ?1600, Hart N’nson, Valdei .Sanford Dealer FOR SALE Hotel BHg Phone 853. ' ■ , 208 W. 1st Si. Phoni WOOD — WOOD 77— Houses tor Rent Stove, Heater, and Fireplace SANFORD IDJICK CO ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER 212 Magnolia Avo. urnl garage, valuable lot. Chap­ HOUSE FOR RENT—Furnished, Ph1)-1* 3d7 PHONE 498 at 701 Myrtle Avenue. Inquire man St pi,600, Favorable terms. MTS, Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel, 113 Elm Avenue. 57— Good T h in g s lo Enl Fofr RENT — Thrca room house. lulls For Hale j. MILLER a PHILLIPS, INC, PASTP.1ES, PIES, salads. We take with screen porch, e le c t r ic ----- [■-------------- ----- 1—-----* ———— special orders for parties. lights, $30 [>er month. Apply Gin- LARUE BUILDING LOT in Oak ’ USED CAR LOT Roulh’s Delicatessen. 1021 W. 1st derville Cash Grocery. Hill just off Geneva Ave. Other St --------------------- — -----------------------— 'l o t s in this subdivision ere selling PALMETTO AND 3RD ST FOR RENT—Five Room House at’ f°r $850. For u quick stile thi*» Elder Springs. Inquire 1100 lot fa offered at the low price of NOTICE—See J. R. Ellis for <825, Half cash, balance <10 a Christmas oranges. Fancy oranges Myrtle Avenue. _____ _______________'month. Address P. O. Box 18.1, Chevrolet Touring ..............<123.00 43.00 per box. Phono 5G1-J Celery Avenue. •j f s O vli 1v I Hi 2/DniuG it Irttnycritck •— W)'R*R^NT—* room bungalow on j Satlfwd Palmetto. Avenue corner ° f! l o t 17 V B u e n a vista, lb2C Ford Touring .......4350.00 58— Household Goods Spurting Street, Two bed rooms,' /jun-c paved). <750. 1025 p otj Too ring ...____<£50.00 <23 per month FOR SALE — Davenport, also j 192S Essux Cokch „ wnrdrobc, dining table, refriger­ ments. 446 monthly. Phone 'U'llLot^in uiik Hii], Uiraa lots off of 1921 Dodyn Touring ator, dresser and other articles. for appointment. Genova Avenue. <850. Turm# 4«0 914 Myrtle Avenun. 1 ------- -— —---------------------------------- * \rqsh,’ <20 per iiuintb.^ IQ imr c e u t ^ ' FOR RENT—f> room stucco but.- discount for cosh-. \ 51— M iscella neo'UE gnlow located nt the corner dt,LQt.l07, Magnolia Hoights, <1050.___________________ Palmetto Avcnuo and Katie Street-U0 per cent discount for,C »h. . . . N .. FREE TRANSPORTATION — To J K Miami and back. Sedan leaving luirgo living room, dining room,* L. Urban May, Owner, Dodge * Sanford for Miami on Friday a f ­ .\O T ItB TO c nKIMTOIl* I ternoon, can accommodate three or IN THIS COURT OK TUB COUNTV JUDOli. BKMINtJLB COUNTV, four passenger* (ladies or gentle­ cabinet*, two bed rooms, bath .with HTATU OF FLORIDA,* .Jmen). Will return following Wed­ nhowtrr, largo front and rear llni tlalalu.ol SUry A. W. ;]0 monthly will r„ nesday. Apply, “Sedan,” care The porches. . Owner will rent for 466 d Oak Hill lots. Kt**.y. dacea*«i... . monthly, or will sell oh exception­ ■ f Tu all Crntltur*, Lvxslee*. DliHerald. 10 percent 011 , trlliulem. unit nit - Person* Iwvvltuf ally easy terms at a closo price. I c u Iiiih or Ui-msndi .aanluti said F’or further information see Mr. i Bilstel I i* ' 6 7 — Houma Wi th Hoard T" , . 1 1 - VoU, aml;>a<sJi of-you. are lisreby Mitchell at The Herald 'office. monthly will buy tintlfled and required lo .present FOR RENT—Rooms with board. 'iphurst Price sor claim* and demand* which you. I at- tidier of-you, .may tiave ngaloat .Reasonsb’e. Private home. 2*>3 78— O ffice* tint! Desk Room I die eetnio uf Nary A- W. KesJy, deMsple Avenue. — 1censed, lain »( Hntnlnole County, monthly will buv ^'orlda. Ju,,ga In th# „Ron, Jus. O. County. Bharon, OFFICE FOR RENT—I* Mnsch [tionmiy wm uuy Counly t Bemlnola ROOMS, with or without moxD Bldg Apply A P tJoitnr*'y * French Avenue, m ),i* office In die County Courtj home In HanfpnJ,.Namln<ile'C<iunty, Rouse noble rates. Lincoln Unto! Sons, Magnolia and 2nd , Florida, within twelve months from ri the date hereof, 68— Rooms Wlthopt Board 80—A — Real Estate Directory. FOR RENT — Two connecting ELDRIDGE & . COUCH, Real room* suiubto' for"(h reo or Estate *hd vegetables. Valdes four young men. Convenience*. Hotel Building. Rates very1reasonable. 321 Mag- H between HIGGINS-SHITH-WIGHT, INC Rpnl Estat* and INSURANCE BROKERS FOR RENT— Bed moms with dou­ ble nnd ninglp beds, .305 Park Ave. Phone 318. '•'■L - ‘ . 8 i — W anted— T o Rent FOR RENT — Very attracUve rooms with heater,, twin beds. SEVEN OR eight room furnished home with rsrage’ VanUd on 3 minuter from Postoffice. Phone year tense by reliable party. Ref* erencee given. Honm must be a few dolisfs down. ,, FOR RENT, — Attractive front, modern, rent reasonable, well located but not neceossrily close in. room, private entrance and batji. DEAN-BERG CORPORATIO Available nt once. Phono 429, Mlgljt consider unfurnished If good . Heraid DulMing proposition. Write parUrulars to Phone 715 ’’Responaible,” care Herald, . -___ Btll Dated November, A. D., III*. Prion 82 000 OUi ► RALPH K, SMITH, j!# # « i t ,i « t Administrator of ihs Kstsi* o i »nd <20 m o n t h l y . j )Nry a , tv, K c ly . cec<*a«ed FOR HIM—Attractive watches n the latest design. Don Smith Next to Yowell’s. FOR THB FAMILY GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Candy and holiday decorations here. Union Pharmacy, 111 E. First. ALWAYS FOR GIFTS S«e Parisienno Gift Shop, McLan, ; der Arcade. , 7 SMITH BROS. Home Furnishers Buy Now — Pay Later FOR THE KIDDIES YOUR SUITS are made in £a&< > ford to measure. We carry * V eb»npl*Mf Ml woalen merchaiv dUe. Quality, Service and Fit guar- ^™ , ~ untied. WOLF THE TAILOR 514 Sanford Avenue. in DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shopping r. * her*. A chmplctc line of lug’ Igage, Jewelry, Indies and gents* t -** wearing apparel. Glvu your ------I j. * j -------- a wrist watch. Your eted t }r I* good, W. O. Russell Supply Co., * 1815 & End St. and cost* <>f court taxed tn the *um of |V.19, 1 hsre Jevlad upon anti mnn’r.1 will offer for sal* ta ills hlahret ^ and best bidder for- cash, within the lean) hours of sale at th* front Thef door of th* CourLHoua* In Banfora, hemlhol* County. Florid*, on Mon- n“°ut ■lay tho Ird diy nr January, 19ST. the ai •II of ih * of Uiosald In and to '.fits piece* rlshi, title and intsrw t >waem BAM n ilL L I P , dscaased ■wa;*n the followInu described grade < or parcel* o f land situ- ale lq Bumlnols County, Flurldk. tu* a\|\ that 'pert of th* East Halt )P h tm cH o r iiim t ir F s SALK IIFIlU I I ..r . hdph'*»t o f ; ,th* h . I t l . n l l n ilm Atlantic VlUOINfA * CAROLINA CltKlO-' Co#st Lre* Itallrnad of Lot FlflyUAL COMUANT OF‘’.;l>KUV', Hv* (U) and th* tV*»t Half nt WAIlH, a Corporation.' mid Lot Klfiy-flv* (65) of 8AN1‘Uimlff, Foni) CBLBnY iDGI.TA, accord-V*.,'.. *'A1 *, t*s ’ log to plat ih*reof.j or record in rctjC,' cAtotAtVAY. a* Admin!*'tfic Public Hccords^ of Hemlnol# Umuity, Florida, |n-Plat Book 1, Dofsndum. c „ „ XN n. i Nolle* Is hsreby alvon that'under As Hhcrlff of Pc ml hole County. and hr vj rtps, of a. Wsli/uf Bx*cu* Florida. Non issued out uf and under the Publish I*«h tlh, » t h . HUH. Ilth. M*l‘ of the TTrcutt Court of 'Henil* no)* County, Klorlds, dated the «th IN TUN COPXTt COVnT OP, SI>M« d*y of - November, is n ,, commandINOtiH COWHTT. Srt-OltlDA log me that out of the.toods and NOTIU1C OP ■HE)<IPr*S *ALN chattels, lands and tenements of VIIItllNIA - CABOLINA CilKMIham I‘iU|.UiVds«***r<r.'1n the hands of It. M CAKftAWAY, as Administrator of th«'*stat* of-thy »s. •aid BAM PHILLIP, defeased.., I rause ui i-<- mad* the «Um of *0•c si - ~-f IfAC- w a w iM N siv fAMfy* NDUW ,P O R OUR J FANCY PAJAMAS. 8 MOKINU Jackets, Lounging Robes, wii. please Him this Christmas. B. L. Perkins Co. MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILD GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS ‘ ran’s bedroom slippers, 41-00 t< ' AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS. 43.00 a pa r. Lloyd’s Shoe Stor* RAFFF.LD’S LADIES' SHOP, 108 E. 1st. SANFORD AVENUE. « Founty. Vlotldi crpoksl/ NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hodbigant’r Shaving Sets, Milita.-y Brushes, father Goods and Pocket Flasks. Vinton Pharmacy, SAY ’’ MERRY CHRISTMAS” ta Her with a pair of new shore from Woodruff and Watson’s, 208 E. lit St. “ 1 h>* vivid* of a n iHUva out »f I OL the Cobnty, NOtvMWG m>b GOOD MliNUBBS-' NOStRl N0f HE WILL APPRECIATE one of our Gordon Pipes for His Chilatmao. Joe’s Smoko House, 108 W l»t S t vouw « T M f td tbs' Klxhest 1 l«P for cash srllhltl It ^uunte/Tiorlds. on-6m day of Jamjsry; I j ’ u l* |*ii’ lire re**d<’fl VULCANIZING � 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, 1926 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, December 20, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1926; <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