1 10 310 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b28a758b9fd4ab7eeac5cd9209f3e98f.pdf df9a3f411ac205d81006595e2011b4e0 PDF Text Text SANFOR £ I £ S i £ * L 2 i»gL«DAY. DECEMBER 31, n j Home Of The Sanford Atlantic National Linton E. PrSdfdfent'"Pays' Triute To lo ca l Tirade Body For Assistance MtPreliminajcyPlans S«uM&rd. ionsl : Five Important Points Stressed L a rg e Organizers Have Con­ fidence In Future Of City Substantial Allen PraiscHSanford AndExpresseH Apprt/datlon Of CoOperntinnExtended By First National Hank OF Thin City In the organization of the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank the Chamber of Commerce haa played a prominent part, being primari­ ly reaponilble for placing before Jacksonville bankers such data and information aa was necessary tq convince them of the possibilitlfs of Sanford ba a city in which On the eve of the formal opening of Sanford’* new financial Institu­ tion, the Sanford Atlantic National Rank, President Linton E. Allen today extended the following greet­ ings to the citizens of Sanford and Seminole County. "On Tuesday morning, January .1, 1028, the Sanford Atlantic Nat­ ional Bank will open for business. “The organizers 'of this new bank have taken steps in advance to Insure absolute safety for de­ positors and to furnish a modern banking service, in keeping with the needs of Sanford and Seminole County. This bank is undsr United States government supervision and is a member of the Federal Reserve System. Tho bank is affiliated with the Atlantic National Bonk of Jacksonville, the * largest and strongest bank in the state of Florida. Naturally customers will find hero n continuance of the policies which have brought such signal success to that Institution. “Officers and directors of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank have been selected from a group of successful business men, in whom can he reposed the utmost confi­ dence. They cordially invite the public generally to bo present on the opening day to get acquainted with the personnel of the new Insitution. “In opening the Sanford Atian/contli^Hcd on page 1 4 ) ^ 1- 1 1 ' MAfiMV/A 4Vj ’ mk «,wl “Perotcd In conjunction Ida banks are its correspondents. " ll iK Th‘ ent,ro l»crep«e in It lias financed many business encapital has been eurued, in addl- terpriscs, many of which have tio u to which uhout 11.150,000 in grown from small concerns to cash dividends has been paid. lurgo Industries. Officials of the institution point 1 Edwurd W. Lane is president of with pride tfl the fact that the the bank and associated with him bank has kept apaco with the grow*- on the board of directors are some th of Jacksonville and has develop- of the most prominent business ed proportionately as fast ns the men of Florida und Georgia. They whole state. The Atlantic National «re n» follows: has led in tho purchase of city. John.D. Baker, president of bounty and state bond issue, con- Baker A Holmes Company, Jacktributing in this way to the pro- sonville. gross of Florida in general nnd Leon T. .Check, vice president Jacksonville nnd Duval county in Check-Nenl Coffee Company, by the shareholders e, president of Citl zens and Southern Rank of Sav­ annah, (ia. E. J. L'Engie, attorney of Jacksonville, Scott M. l.oftin, vice president and general counsel for tho Flor­ ida East Coast Ruilway. J. L. Medlin, naval stores pro­ ducer of Jacksonville. Kvcritt Mizell, president of the First National Bank of Fcrnnndina. Walter Ray, president of Klynhllarris-Rullnrd Company of Jack­ sonville. M. J. Scanlon, president of Brooks-Seqnlon Corporation of Jacksonville. E. G. Swnrtz, vice president of Rurton-Swnrtz Cypress Company of Perry, Fla. Dr. If. Marshall Tnylor of Jacksonville, and all those associated with him in the Atlantic National extends to E. W . Lane, Bank and in the New le new Sanford A tlantic National Bank and to % the citizens of Sanford and Seminole County the heartiest greetings and * ^ wishes for a very successful year during . every success during 1 9 2 8 the r of its life * Sanford *# long as it may continue ..• V.. • «v • » : „ . y » . First Es Was At Promotion Con Allen Rapidly Start As O Linton E. Allen, pn the Sanford Atlantic Bank which makes ita f to the public on next j comes to Sanford to fill d sponsible position with « j< 18 years in the hanking sion. . ; rj$ nia career haa been MU steady advancement, bogfajl the job of collector* through successive stages I became connected, with tali largest banks i n 1 this t serving each of them in at positions of pi A native Georgian, wa* bom 'a t Chlpley "pent hla boyhood dkyi tered the University -1 in 1905 and four yean graduated from (hat with the degree of bad ence. Ha He later eomftWt com in banking a t tba . ness College a t Po Y. • v T m i f - 'i S Mr. Allen's first 1 lence was In BrnnsWMd Oi oyer a seven year period from collector to cashier, successively as bookee'Mtj assistant cashier and then While serving in this ewpa Alien resigned In 1917*tw t Unted States army In dr served for two y ean , Hjji Mr, Allen weqt to Fratte second Heatcnane and Vfc (continued on page! �m cm * S s t e fs a s s a STUDENTS KILLED " |5M d by a snowsH*.. Thp TOYKO, Dec. a i.--(lN S )—Four cnU wore apendin* tKcir ho| students of Wnseda Unlvcrnty nt, the pans, which U in the were killed today when, skUunf an -Alps. Three bodiCl ^ at llarinoki Pass, they were smiAh- ready been recovered. 1 To Fight Paralysis A f C om in g Festival ’ BERKELEY, Cal. Dec 31—A dtfinite step toward .the creation an agency tor effectively corn­ Cool Nights In Europe’s Win­ of butting that most dreaded of te r Wesortfc ToDeMadeMore children's diseases, infantile para­ P le a sa n t B y Fur Coats That lysis, has been taken at the Univer­ AscNow BelngShown There sity o f‘California. At the-request of Dr. Karl Meyer, director of the PARIS, Dec. 31—Fur 1 coats liniverseity's Ilooper medical re­ public fund end Palm Reach may not be nynon- search foundation omou*. but nnyone who Is contem­ her been established, the proceeds plating u winter holiday in the Ri­ of which arc to be devoted to the viera had better he provided with founding of an infantile paralytis one. Sunny days give place to very •.eruni burcau’a t the university. cool nights nnd wnrm wraps on’ The object of the bureau will be absolutely essential, and then they | to provide a storing and distribute are very nice filr long motor drives ing center for an'emergency stock M wej| .if scrum, mnde from the blood of Lon - conts or both the shaven convalescent patients. This serum, " * men,. is the according to medical only reliable method of combatting the terrible malady If atlminister<<{ early in the course of theMisit will either dccreaec the *c.crity to prevent the further deve­ lopment of the ailment, according to university authorities. ManyllundredsO' W ir t,A n d J - £ ■ £ S Girls Are Transpnrted Ev„„,i ™nery Year T« Various Coun- SUI)>wl approximately ou.ooo.ooo tries For Immoral Reasons tons of bituminous coal nt a loss ■ ------— jo f $150,000,000. The fire started from an unde­ NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Many hundreds of women and girli — termined cause back in l ‘J12 in some of them very- young—arc the Alarsky-Aynink mines in the transported each year from one Buryat republic near Chita. With country to another for immoral characteristic Inefficiency the coal purposes in spite of the efforts of company abandoned the mine, . overnments to suppress or regu- carted away all the machinery tcl1 ™ -that - --------.'.“ ' . I and ..I moved *, couidn ite the traffic. could fbe salvaged j,aven*tt 1. Many girls ate led into the to another field. Five years ago, hurnctj u, toils of the white slnvc trafficers Soviet engineer* found the un,*c,‘‘ | t hnt ,|ay by bo^US offers of marriage or of employment. The roie of en­ ground vein of coni still burning, burned uj tertainer in foreign cabarets On their • recommendation the - Anyhov (South American in many cases) shnfts were tightly scaled so that believe in appeals strongly' to the stage- the fire would ‘‘choke itself to nonc at » death.” have no | struck girls who subsequently . A few days ago 100 feet of the cither he learn they have been hoodwinked, railroad, an im- felt like i Big cities nnd popular■ resorts Znbaykalsky all over the world have 1ttieir pit- |ortnnt brlinch of the trans-Siber- or he ref falls for girls. inn road, caved In. Fire and smoke They eve falls for-girls. Whether Ihe situ­ poured from the huge hole like a nnd some ation today is worse th in it was volcano, and engineers investiga- n good fi before the war is n hard question ted again only to find that-the p u t he d to answer but the numbers of drls led astray "are sufficiently . arge to constitute u serious prob- ” •'*«“ » h“(l l,ur"wl .^ n • tire coal vein under This is the sinister indictment */««*•; • distance « of commercinlized vice in many from ‘he neares slia nations as pointed out in all ts andoned mine, drab detal in a bulky League of The Central ( omn Nations report on the tra'fic .in vat republic dispatc Women nnd children which hns just fighting force, but it been brought to New Ynr’: nnd irU tf two months to ■ and made available'at the^ of- blaze effecively. The 1leers of the American Social ;;00.000 ruble*."at b Hygiene Association. The report of whnt it wouW ha' has been submitted to each or the Mnrt ycnr„ 1IK„ twenty-eigll: | governments 1 > -Ru„ ia nf which ,5u VoWe<' . . • . .traveling ii:,,,, is a part, Ims "Girls who Join , hn been i G Ruth Snyder Gives Tragic L e t t e r T o Daughter As Token f NEW YORK. Dec. 31— (INS) -A tragic series of letters, writ­ ten in the death hgusc at Sing Slog is to be Ruth Brown Snyder’s her­ itage to her nine-year old daughter Lorraine. Each birthday for years to come iftcr Mrs. Snyder nnd Henry Judd Gray die in the electric chair on tun. 12 for the sashweight mur­ der of Albert Snyder, Lorraine will receive a missive from her mother—letters of counrel and cheer and comfort. The words Mrs. Snyder has put •town on paper for Lorraine un­ der most poignant circumstances Blizzard Compells Mrs. Lindbergh T o Tarry In S t. Louis iMotor Clubs Boost NewEnglandRoads IF or 1928 Tourists ST. LOUIS, Dec. 31—(INS)— ' Mrse. Evangeline Lindbergh goes places and does things.in u hurry —except when she comes to St. land*. Her only hesitation on her southward flight from Detroit to Mexico City to spend Christmas with her son was here when a broken gear on the huge nil steel airplane in which she travels de­ layed her. After urriving in St. Isniis Thursday afternoon on the re­ turn trip, she was forced to s|iend . ycs'brday here because <>f fog. Today a snowstorm threatened to i delay the Detroit hop ngain. result In a greatly increased' stream of tourists In ttfla ««tion within' a year after alii ten ob­ ject ves have been achieved. . New England at the present ■ time has a great road traffic in tourists. Last summer, the motor i clubs handled 183.010 tourists off i whom 1-10,208 came from a •«:- \ tion east of tKe Mississippi j north of the Ohio River while 18.­ 688 wore from a section east ol I the Mississippi and south of the Ohio. , ! Of the total number, or 50 per cent declurcd in regis­ tering that they were on » !!« " « ' tour of New England and 7iad nq specific destination. M assachusetts led ull in the case of to u rists w ith a specific destina­ tion with 27.401 or 15 phr cent of to tal volume handled through Broadway To Blow; Lid O ff With Bang As NewYear Begins NEW YORK. Dec. 31—(INS) —Broadway will blow the lid oil 1928 with a bang. Almost every reservation ha* been taken ut leading hotels, and nt night club* before dusk standing room will ho at a premium. Crowds will be a* la * c as the price* asked. Night clubs and hotels of the better class are dc’■ . ■ ■ ' Bootleggers alone are consider­ ate. They are supplying the us­ ual Broadway run of rum at lower prices than six months ago. And in spite of one of the wettest celebrations scheduled /o r father knickerbocker, there will be plenty left ’tomorrow morning for those who want at least one drink be­ fore- breakfast. Prohibition officials in raiding and wrecking the Chex Helen Mor­ gan have not dampened the spir­ it of those who will greet the new year. There will be perfect rhythm at midnight between the poppipg of ihe corks and the blowing off of the whistles. FIVE DIE IN CRASH gsrs and the pilot pear re— '* Mnrignano 7^ ^ . f * MOSCOW Dec. 3 1 .—The home-, lera children’* military Band of 250 J pieces will toot Its way through Moscow's eobble-ttone streets nt the next great festivals. It will be one of the mo.it unique bands in the world. * Up to three months ago all of the musicians were roaming the streets as ragged vultures preying on society. Reading ami writing to eay nothing of reading notes, were high-toned accomplishments to thAn and of no use in eluding the cops. ' Rounded up and confined in de­ tention homes, the wuifs iVcre given the choice of careers. And William B. Stout, designer of the plane hopes the party can leave here this nfteriimm stopping per­ haps at Indlnnaolls, but the wind snow-storm and visibility will fin­ ally decide the starting time he suid. Greetings Citizens Sanford Seminole HUSKIES WIN SERIES SEATTLE, Wash., Dec I — (IN S)—Washington won the third nnd deciding contest of the threpgame series here last night from the University of Illinois, making it two out of three for the huskies the score was 2 to 20. The scries was a feature of the dedication of Washington's new $000,000 gymnasium. Directors Officers N ew Sanford A tlantic National B; llej-N rj—Will you be “Out All M^hl” Hfjj, Itenlimli! Ilrun, Milner ing by him, except his life. For Quatrain, the once great, vVns given away by the Whitneys to Janie a 1). Altcmus, of Philadelphia. Yt s a plain everyday gratuity. The Whitneys apparently were tin I having him around. A few years ago, a pampered pet; today, u gilt horse, if ever ther owns one. They snw one never must look n gift horse in the mouth. I say that Mr. Altcmus must not look this uiiuinnf) 4 o tf.fo nip UJ Uuo| «h. i aid will become embarrassed or some­ thing, and just naturally km k his new owner fo ra very difficult field gorl from placement. Furniture Company of new a hearty greeting and to wish the officers and directors / ^ years of prosperous service to the communtiy. - Orlando, Florida extends sincere congratulations Palmer and Corp ' C itizens Sanford opening Jacksonville, Fla. Banches — Tampa, Orlando, Lakeland felicitate T he Sanford Atlantic the opening of the n �**V r CHEVROLET D BY RS £And HlgrhlqymaiiReturw Mti Jacksonville Express•jPprise Of New Models; ny New Features Noted k from Jacksonville where ten t to inspect the complete ine of Chevrolet automobiles will tn» Introduced to the on January 1, A. T. White L D. Hlghleyman-. Seminole f distributors, are loud in praise of the cars which hnv? inticipated with much inter* the motor world, k Mr. White and Mr. High* nm iv’ highly optimistic over ipearance of the new Chevror. White, who was connected he Chevrolet Motor Company vtral years before coming to today gave The Herald owing statement on the new & ck in 11121) when we first lie new Chevrolet most of us he feeling th a t here wuh u lat edWiinl? represented ns perfection aa it was possible ,, am r> ft In 1926 the Enginf and Production organizarave us a still finer car and :7 we again »nw such a markprovement that when we 1at the ear we had the feeltiat certainly nothing more be done to make it nil that aid ask. Yet as we look nt >28 models we arc truly id at what has been aeeomd. We see such a fast imnent, such a great increase luty, style, , comfort, and J)tng that you are interested (Tf you look over a new car. • Chevrolet Motor Co slogan lis year is “Chevrolet—Blggd Better." The first thing whleh you are impressed ns )ok at the new model is its *ed site and ita improved ap­ ace. The new models have lei base of 107" as compared 108" on the 1927 cars. This ■awtow-whael base has cnthe engineers to obtain n better balnnce between the ih and length of the cure and ■ an Important factor, is new benutv is enhanced newly designed radiator that l the line* of th»* newest mid it priced cars. It is high and w with a non-rusting airplane shell The trade mark of the has b y n framed in a bronze ilf^arflst'c design and a new twr* cap provided In keeping the appearance of the car. adiator shell has been given prdopth, adding to the big BpfWarnncp. The radiator ling has been greatly im-------- - proved so th a t the radiator is much more rigid than in the pro* riqus construction. *'We have new roomier Fisher bodies. Wider doors make it cam ier to gat in and out of the cur, and ‘new beautiful upholstering material blends with the beauti| fu! Duco finish. The Sedan body is nproximatcly 3" longer, and the tlonch 6" longer. The rear end of the roof on the Sedan, Coach. Lan­ dau and Coupe has been rounded off to improve the appearance. Tho Fisher VV windshield hn» been placed in the Cabriolet and Landau as well ns all other closed cars. All bodies hove been given a .new color in Duco. “ Inside the bodies you will find greatly increased leg room nml greater com'ort. The instruments are neatly framed on the instru­ ment panel and indirect lighting replaces the old dash lamp. A new starting and ignition switch has been provided wh'oh mnkes it impossible to lock the car until the ignition has been turned off. AH the body fittings—regulator, remote door controls and locks have been improved in appearance and given a luxurious touch. New head lamps have been designed with n larger outside rim. which add to the appearance of the ear. “ AM models are equipped with disc wheels and 30 x 4.50 full ball­ oon tires. The cars are low and the lines are continuous and picasitig. There nre no bad breaks in the lines of the car—nothing to demand your nttentinn and make you ask "Now why did the manu­ facturer do that?" “ You will notice that there is nothing cheap or dressed-up about the appearance of the car. hut that It has rich substantial beauty and good taste throughout. "Now let us consider some of the important improvements that add to Chevrolet’s value. Probably tho one which will interest you more than all the others is the new four-wheel brake design. The service brakes consist of two in­ ternal expanding brakes on the front wheels, and twe external contracting brake* on. the rear wheels. I want to call your a t­ tention to the fact that kn entirely separate set of brake* and operat­ ing parts are used for the emer­ gency. The»o two brake* are the Internal expanding type and oper­ ate on tho rear wheels. It I t a very important *nfoty feature to hav« two separate sets of brake mech­ anism und this point U one which I do not believe can be stressed too much by our selcsmen In talk­ ing to their prospects. We have a total , of 269 sp. In. of braking surface and cnch brake is fully a’djustabl? nt each wheel. , i “A num ber,of important motor changes have bceen made. The row cars nre equipped with Boni* litc pistonii which are, of course, much lighter In weight and there­ fore an important factor in smoo­ ther operation. These pistons are known as the "Constant Clearance Type” nnd nre provided with two struts made of a material known ns "Invar." This material 1ms th i lowest coefficient of expansion of nny known metnl and makes poss­ ible a very close fit of the pistons. ‘‘These pistons are fitted with the two-step-cut piston rings in the upper groves and an oil control ring in the lowergrove to prevent nil pumping. Increased vnlve op­ ening nnd a higher compression add to the power of the engine. The car has been increased In weight nnd the nditional power will give us the same speed, hillclinihing ability, nnd acceleration which we had in the Inst 1927 mod­ els. We now have a two-port ex­ haust which allows the burned gas­ es to pass out more quickly, und in combination with the new head design gives better valve cooling. A metal shroud back of the radia­ tor Increases the volume of air moved by the fan anti gives bettor cooling nt idling speeds. “We hnve u thermostatic con­ trol of the w ater circulation and the thermostat is placed in the cy­ linder head w ater outlet. This thermostnt stops water circulation through the radiaor until the en­ gine is heated to its most e'fleient S are not fam iliar with the fact that Jaro fitted with fwo snubber plates all of the engine power without b« affected thi* corrosion Is the cause of many • w.tich eliminate the need of shock e«(h.r. rainy wei slippage. A clutch that requires no of thehr repair bill*; and the chan­ labroiherj, This is a simple .snubb­ lubrication, is fully enclosed, :ope* ge* w« have made, are therefore ing device which has nothing to very important as they mean long­ K*t out of order, and requires no late* with 18 to 20lbs. pedal pres­ add thousands of miles 0f le er life to tho “engine parts. The rahricatlor. sure and is self-adjusting—the by keeping all moving p * ,^ . ‘5* motor is now completely sealed bf standard three-speed sliding gear engine clean and free fn*, ^ The rew frame is 151" long nnd an improved one-piece valve (taker cover and two plates which cover weigha 185 lbs. A special curbed trammlssion with gears of van­ end grit. ( S 'the push rods. Here is a car with bottom flange adds strength to the adium stool—the sturdy one-piece "This new Crevolet is equipped 'ramo. There are five cross mem­ housing rear axle—an axle thnt yond belief-w ilh e v t r y ^ * ^ with a semi-reVbraible steering bers and the frame is of a very has to be repaired so seldom that tenea mnd comfort feature that ear of improved design. I t is nigged typt> The entire'length of our service promotion men h*ve be desired, with performance tS l nown ns the full worm and gear Chevrolet bodies is supported on sometimes selling axle will match manv much higher type and two ball bearings have the chassis frame. The tire carrier difficulty priced car*—a fc B4!V*r befort repair to dealers—distributor been added, one nbove and one be­ Is mounted on heavier brackets tion with insulated spark igni­ thought of in the 0eautomobile plug le in low the worm gear on the steer­ which arc secured to the rear cross dustry. ing shaft. This makes it even eas­ member. The horn is now secured wires all sealed carefully bo as not ier to hnndie the car on the road. to the frame on the loft hand side We have increased the reduction under the hood by o convenient within the gear to 9 1-2 to 1, substantial mounting. ■which is another factor contribut­ I have given you the new fea­ LANEY’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” ing to easy steering. A ball thrust tures of the car. Wa still have bearing has been ndded between many of the important features Sanford ; Prescriptions Filled Promptly the front axle 1 bean and steering th a t have to—make Chevro-’ - - helped -----— -----.ro-* knuckle, which also contributes to let so prominent in the automobile I E. First StAnd Accurately Imnrovcd steering. i industry—the dry disc clutch which j ■ Each of the seml-clllptic springs ! starts the enr smoothly, transmits f I rfl ( t . the Hotel College Arm s i Extends Heartiest Greetings Florida D eland Theo. C. Brooks Manager Bfllipation and • Rectal leases. (Painless ‘nonrfca! mehod) Dr. Jos. -win Howell, Registered rsidan, 200 W. Gore N Orlando, Florida, dphone 4395 for free con* Ution, You will be sur* led how quickly you .will wed without loss of time from business operating tem peitture. > then opens and allows he water to cir­ culate through the radiator. This, of eourae, means that the engine will heat up more quickly in cold weather. We have added a crank case ven­ tilator. * This consists of a pipe running from the crank case to the air intake on the carburetor. This auction of nlr through tho carbur­ etor intake removes the fumes In the crank case and prevents any poaslbility of oil being thrown out of the breather pipe. The ad­ dition o f the thermostatc control and he crank case venilator will practically eliminate any possibil­ ity of corrosion of bright ateel parts Inaldc the engine as this cor­ rosion is caused by condensation of molstufc and mixteur of sulphur 3 in the crank case. By raising c temperature of the engine quickly and removing the fumes from the crank case we eliminate corrosion. This is a. somewhat technical point and many people . **’ • i ***?w‘ 4 * f* lr> t k f f i f i q i l 'n f l r*r« * • 'tT to *• „ * extend their sincere best wishes * • ? to E. W. Lane and the Sanford v- i - • ’■ *- * * Atlantic National Bank. 4 the Citizens of Sanford ,fr ***t ♦ 1* **-■ BOATRIGHT’S GARAGE A nd Seminole County JV* . ». and also to OF JACKSONVILLE EXTENDS G R EETIN G S E. W . LA N E JtltfV The Sanford Atlantic National Bank i> • • V i ’ AND THE ' ' IV . for • . « '*• . '3 * I v •t N ew Year mess ■; » - ' erity i* ,i Ojjj ,* ri • t v , f- n t *£ r. A,.■-> * C, A IvF { . f ti • •• ■ ■ ■■ >• • ' *- . * • . -■■ •t *• •/’ i • . . . •i f ^ i. M fTdi ■ V ■ �ey received from European coqn-.scatter them in the uo!vtnitl«! tries to rcppy w ar-tlm r loans of Japan. America, France, am used for exchanging' students* England and other countries, an< with other countries, f then take another tousand boy The Rev. Wilson cited the u&o from American and (cat It, then of Boxer uprising indemnity for In Germany and other countries American schools in China and then Poland and the Balkan state:' the Rhodes scholarships to fin- perhaps, and Japan, ao that thej ance American students in Brithh will learn tho international con universities as preccdeiits for his eclousncss, so" that they may bo proposal. lie said these generous come to know their customs mu sots had had a marked influence traditions and their eecnomic situ upon International amity. tlonn." of the Bond-Hill • ‘‘Why did the German people go With a surplus in the nations pony, one ot t largest con- tflom 'rom death ,but this was to war?" the Rev. Wilson asked, treasury, the fourth of the wai cerns of its kind n the central; imprncticaljlo. Even if tnk- "Because they did not know the debts payments easily could be di miles from London, they part of tho state, Mr Hill lo „i en i • , *wou*d fly back again to their nestlarge property nwnnr owner and in nd-i mg places and alight on tho shouldition to his tatercsta in the I der of some new-found friend on lumber business, owns stock in lh<-' stePa of the Royal Exchange, the Hill Hardware Company. He numerous have the pingeonn is also a City Commissioner, oc- becon,a that thc>' have taken apartcupying that office for tho past ;h e« U ^ o w s of the fnnr mnnik. * , “ "alley prison, and wire nettm1? four months. [haste. bc put up. . EffBS hav* S. O, Shintiolscr. n director, is! hatched, nn dninny little pigeons a crate manufacturer, being hcadi ha vobccn bom in prison, of a local plant which does an exj » n v i f a r n i A T TI n tensive business not only in this L l i A l L A IIN W I I I t i l l immediate section but has a largo V " V U IiL J trade throughout the southeast. I I C C 117 A D H I ^ D T T f l Mr. Shinholscr is active in civic U l j l j W A i l 1 / i j D 1 1 \J circles, being president of t h e - - - , , ^ of 'the new Sanford Chamber of Commerce U h T D ADC and chairman of the City Plan- I I Lj Li I O U Ilv L i» lV £ | ning Commission. He is a ItotariI an and fomier president of the i>„„ _ | local club. W ilson A p p eals To Ant *V R. A. Newman, n director, is ’eric a n Legion SuRgeiUinp manager of the Hill Hardware T h a t '2 $ P e rc e n t O f Debt! 1Company, one of the oldest fimtfc Be U sed To P W tn o te Pcact J m Sanford and n concern that ;does n tremendous business. Mr. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. Newman is prominent in business 31—(INS)—Use of war debt pny circles and also takes nn active ments to tho United States to fin osed O f business aviator In Frane*. One of hi* warroeit -friend* wo* young German aviator Yrhofh’ Tic bail bat* ! tied In the a ir.. " Meeting aftc? tho;Armist'.co, a* >"two young fellow.' who had b it’ tied out their difference* and held no malice," according .the Legion chaplain, they discussed their mu­ tual hopes for tuturc world peace. 1 Some cigars go out and you don't mind It a bit.—Thomasville Tlmes-Enterprise. Warned at once—3,000 Coons, OppoMums. Skunks, furs In or drop us a card and our representative w pay highest cash Market Price*/ 1 FIELD’S FUR C 0. 105 N. Park Ave. - Sanford, Fla- * N exl l Cordial Greetings to Edward W. Lane and associates i n ; to Sanford and to the officers and directors" new Sanford Atlantic National Bank May 1928 bring Prosperity and happiness Mratan i ■ Title Guaranty And Mortage Coffipan Investments, Securities, Mortgages 14pns, Abstract |07. — 109 Park AvehUe *• / i Joe Cameron, a director, is an­ other of Sanford and Seminole Cbunty^B pioneer citizens, ........... . ™ , *......... and don City Council to thin out the addition to his extensive farm number o( pigeons which for so operty, owns considerable pro-! ^an y years have fluttered about rty throughout the county. tho courtyard of St. Pauls Cathe\V. C, HIU, a director, is vicu ‘>r“ l and other places in Uis city, resident and tgeneral m anager1 The drvie was begun because, the We extend our hearty wishes for. i», i a +pf .... . r/.j l wish to extehd a most cordiaf Welcome to the officers and directors of the new ENTZMINGER EXTENDS *— ■ TO on the eve of its opening January J, 1928. NEW SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK WOODRUFF & WATSON believe the new bank marks the beginning of a new and better era of business in Sanford arid wishes to greet the. bank with, the , hope that both it and Sanford will grow apace during the many years the bank is surely destined to enjoy here. • ~ « um#n.u A MOST COHDIAL WELCOME wishes to extend to the new SEMINOLE COUNTY to President Allen, Edward W. Lane and their asrela tes upon the opening of Sanford s newest financial * i / institution, the • Sanford Atlantic counts it a priviledge to offer its sincere and hearty congratulations to E. W. Lane arid associates' upon the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank^ May 1928 bring the full measure o f good fortune so richly deserved by this new in•* stitution. We hope the New Year will bring them a full measure : • X* v4 V . , , which opens l*uesday, January 3,1928, fhetlw #* 1 ■.'Nj iest welcome to Sanford. ------*r * ' > t “*y f ' 2' II % Nothing today can be of more importance to this than the opening of such a bank. A good batik, bank, a sympathetiebaifk can do more to make San the finest city of its .size in he state than any other Tjie Sanford Atlantic National Bank will surelyT such an institution. Its officers its directors and National Bank of BUccesu and good fortune.1 Spnvijle fflSfpBJi'Wh*/.'. , J. r —v .-, \ I .< \ V1' ' ' v 1 The HiII Hardware Company ,can <k>little mor^th tend a hand in cordial greeting and wfe" W nen every success and that both it and;^nfw d mOS per for many years to poipn together. ; 105 N. Palmetto las ijr-jti bn Phone 406 a e- �Formal Opening o f THE Names T hat Inspire Confidence -K SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ’ • S* 1 January 3 rd / 9 2 8 ■ Officers Edward W . Lane, Chairman of Board W IT H the continued rise of Sanford into a place of power and significance has come the need for additional banking service. T h e growing requirements of our agriculture and industry, the magnitude of our commerce and the needs of our growing population - these must be matched by corresponding financial development. Linton E. Allen, President, Peter J. Feitner, V ice President, A rthur Branan, Cashier. Directors: Edward W . Lane, In direct answer to this fundamental demand The Sanford Atlantic National Bank is created. identification with a strong bank, one eager to serve and aid you will prove in­ valuable in your business. As the controlling stock in this bank is held by the same interests holding, the controlling stock in the Atlantic NationalBank of Jacksonville, Sanford is thus as­ sured of a strong progressive bank. You will find prevailing here the same high class service and compete facilities that characterize the name Atlantic. A bank’s service to it’s customers can extend far beyond the safekeeping of funds or lending money on security. * President, The Atlantic Nat’l Hank, of Jacksonville, Fla. P . J. Feitner, President, Osceola Cypress Company, Osceola, Fla. Frank Evans, Chemical Manufacturer, Lake Mary, Fla. S. O . Shinholser, Crate Manufacturer, Sanford, Fla. Joe Cameron, Farmer, Sanford, Fla. *. W . C . Hill Vice-President & General Manager, Bond-Hill Lumber Co., Sanford, Ha. R. A . Newman, Manager, Hill Hardware Co., Sanford, Flu. j ujO : M W 3T*O* rA flf 9 * Linton E. Allen, President, The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sanford. Fla. r. • Hrr I* Capital $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Surplus $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 **:■ V): We are equipped with every phase of modern banking and extend to you a cor­ dial welcome to avail yourself of our ser­ vices. We want you to know us and to be­ come acquainted with our policies. The *y h If it has information, vision and ex­ perience, it can, in.fact, be a silent partner, aiding with its capital and knowledge in extending markets, increasing production and taking advantage of changing conditions. Customers therefore are assured that whatever their needs, here they will find not only financial strength, but also an understanding of their requirements with much first-hand expert knowledge that in itself must be of great value. * * Your Success Is Ours #- t* • \ ■ ' �f. »2 1 Mr. Allen was active in civic af­ but would offer n cordial wel­ fairs of Orlando and other citbs. come to a new institution. He is unmarried. I. That, another bank must l>e established here and that citizens of Sanford wanted it to be a strong one and of such soundness us would inspire wholehearted faith of the community. ihor Branan, a banker of 17 1D21 was transferred to Chicago That many prominent .busiexperience and until recent m * -s men were anxious for the where hc assumed charge of an i rnfitinueti from *J) sentfltlve of the Atlantic Atlantic National Bank to estab­ , Bank in charge of if* office handling all of the hank's on an invitation to Edward W. lish a branch here. on the lower east coast, business for the middle west Following the Jacksonville conAfter two vonra to h . m ; i [',anf* resident of the Atlanta 1 en named cashier , of the NntlT ‘' ,i:,nk Jacksonville, to leremres. surveys of local cpndiAtlantic National Dunk, -ffic 1 • LW- ° rIt ,n«t.tnt..n, | consider this city ns the location ng to an annouccment to- Mr. Allen resigned to become vice for a subsidiary of his tank. of the National Bank ..f 1.Branan J■i * is a native of floor­ 1president In possession of salient facts the Republic. Two years ago while concerning Sanford and Seminole serving in that capacity, he was ing born and reared in Maadditional responsibility by t otinty. Mr. Shinholser went to Je received hia' elementary given an appointment as southern re­ Jacksonville where he conferred jdon in the public schools of presentative. with Mr. lane anil his associates. ► City and later was graduated In addition to picturing the city's In addition to serving the Nat­ i the American Institute of agricultural and industrial possi­ ional Bank of the Republic, .M r. jng in New York City, Allen for the past two years has bilities. Mr. Sbinhnlser laid before finning his banking career in also represented the Atlantic Nat­ the bankers five cardinal points 111), Mr Branan was a runner ional Bank throughout the s t a t e . us follows: fthe American Natinnnl Bank, Prior to coming to Sanford bis 1. That Sanford's economic the Citizens Southern Bunk headquarters were '.i Orlando for conditions hail never been such as (icon. He wus employed by several months. In precipitate a bunk failure. i intsitution for seven years, Mr. Allen is n Mason, Shrim r 2. That financial support in any ting in the capacities of book­ and a member r.f the Phi ii.ita reasonable amount could be ob­ er, teller, head teller and au­ Theta Fraternity. | | t, js „ ,fop,x tained for the institution. nt enshier. In 1017 he resigned her of the Presbyterian Church. .1. That other local banking in come assistant cashier of the Prior to his removal to Sanford. tercsls would not be antagonistic i National Bank in the same O f New Sanford Sanford Chamber >ens Tuesday Is Instrum ental I n BringingBankHere [r, Branan went into the Atmy 1918 anil spent one year in the ircr. From 11UD to 1021f he was iier of the F irst National Bank Fort Lee, N. J. resigning that dtion to become assistant vice vident of the Markle Bank and list Company of Hazelton ,Pn. 'or several years just prior to removal to Florida, Mr. Branwas cashier of the Clifton Nat­ al Hank of Clifton, N. J. Coming this state he became connected h the Atlantic National Bank h headquarters a Fort Pierce. Ir. Branan is a Mason. Shriner a Kiwnnian. Ho is married and three children. ^tons wore made by Mi*. Allen, P. J. Feitner. one of the •directors, and several others, all of these men having the benefit of every assistance given by the Chamber of Commerce. As n result of 'heir investiga­ tions, directors of the Atlantic Na­ tional Hank, headed by Mr. Lane, at once arranged to establish a bank here and presented applica­ tion to tho United States comp­ troller for a charter to operate In Sanford. It is interesting to note, Mr Allen pointed out, -that sale of stock In the Institution exceeded • the most optimistic expectation* With ID per cent of the stock to he disposed of locally, Mr. Shlnbolser and his assistants in tho Chnmber of Commerce *old It without trouble and additional requests for ttcck, which had to bo reject­ ed. made an aggregate of Si per cent which could have teen dis­ posed. W . Gainer Thigpen W ish Springs Water Company - TAB E. W . LANE f P re sid e n t of The A T L A N T IC N A TIO N A L BAN K The Seminole E very Success e x te n d s felicitatio n s to th e o fficers Pressery AND as C h a irm a n a n d d ire c to rs of th e new S a n fo rd of T h e B oard ■, 4• 5 wishes to extend to the new San­ ford Atlantic National Bank and its officers, directors and stocki holders, a hearty welcome to San­ ford and also to congratulate ev­ ery citizen of Sanford and Seminole-County on the opening of the new bank, which should mean so much to everyone. nton E. Allen Is anker Of E ighteen ears’ Experience -» . _3 (continued on page D) tricanr .Expeditionary Forces 10 months, being assigned to oinmand in the 28th Infantry, six months he was with the y of pccupation, being detailor duty at the farthest nutpo-t ipied by American soldiers in many.; eturning from Frunce in HUD, Allen immediately became ireted with the Irving Nationink of New York City, novy tlv rican Exchange Irving Trust psny^ third largest bank in tho fopolis. For two years Mr. n served that institution as its hem representative and in of T h e N ew A tla n tic N atio n al B an k an d w ishes SA N FO R D A T L A N T IC th e m e v e ry success d u rin g th e m an y co m in g y e a rs of th e B a n k ’s serv ice to v th e com m unity. BANK I. CONGRATULATIONS C o n g r a t u la t io n s To Sanford and Seminole County T O THE * * Ki • O n the Opening of the SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford Atlantic National Bank I W e count it a privilage to extend our best wishes to E. W. Lane and associates S t. 7 •*. ■ the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National ■ 1 ’' r,*? i W ith Kindest Thoughts and All ' Bank. : i ‘' May this institution receive it’s full share Good Wishes for ■ - :i!f *, • ^ ■ * • v r . .). * 1928 of good fortune in the coming New Year. ♦ *• T V P .• 1* , . i , I -I ' '•*1 , . . > '/ ___ ' r ■' McCracken Concrete Pipe Co, 1 q c «) Plant at Sanford Phone 589 * „* ■' * - - ' 'V ■ i- Miami , • * •*j, Associated Plants- + *1"N. •- * * — . I I M H e® * t * -1 » __ . .. * / , -1' Tampa I i �to the piW pler bf thrift ccnnnn, T’fho ir^WdukJ 'tfiiiiiJtthbrr**Wifntjv* «Vt dll groups a no ages, form in the ." “gretrnte the nfpewe of a unummwoulth. Tins reserve (.hiih'ejj. us, ns It people. , to make T il runt ft' opperttiiflty ..idl iji ndvrurt'e-fHfijtMvcf «w idtdly . t • ■* . ............„ nfftl nfontfy nfotiby . 'inlihuiis Southward, and Flor­ ida the Nation's plnyround, pos-je^sirg. a .perfect clitnato amt rich i ''.Ju'pdv|tmity for nil ~fhpkja tl e key. -i W» W'ljet th»lsin 1928 we V ii! wjte. i- j »• comidetinR of ti'< prom -f; of deflation iti h nda ti a whole and ,'thgrefetc, afirr this i(‘adjustment • 1 W. Iainc, cb'urpnn J >hoard of director? of the S a n -, ,rd Atlantic National lln n k .-V » | itikor of wide j illr be :*in thei*.'*rfiKtat midst. «r ♦re will or opp,.rluoitif» ntfv,ey before^tlo\vh .' in this ^tma..Vpon-,the«. C(JTB^ t tiitisns- toiid' - -will. be established upon which we enn build oar future prosper(continued front page 0) . ity in peace ftnd p’e n t'/ f, _ * , “Not that we «re to have, xtfc National Bank, we idesire. to'ex­ somctlpPe for nothing; not press publicly pur high, regard for that ttr are tJtttlnod to reap «ur friemlsj the- officers and direc­ “Where* w M nvc not sown, hut tors of the F irst Nqtlonni Htmkof Sanford and to bespeak a conttrrii rather that the energy, vision nnee of Uio cardial, and , frlgndly ami ability of our people will ?ieie the vantage points which n,. nura an dturn thesa to ac­ count. *.. . ■■ die year passes w'c sec ... ry hand fresh evidence of . rekindled spirit of .Flor­ ida? citizens’' (3 v e s : G r e e t lr ig s T o C it y , 0 6 u t t t y relationship existing between tnc two institution*. . " * • ; “ We' WteVe-in Santo r d * n d J t? future! Our faith is uomhnstratod by the ’CKUhnohmenrat thls-tlnv of the Sanford A tlanta Bank.” McLanliris ENGRAVING i } Diamond Mounting Watch Repairing Jewelera-Optometrist of ^Jacksonville extends felicitations o the fact that this ii the me the Allen tic Nittimud m3 made nay^yonneetlon out ■arkronvllle idthough J U •> lavo bee nrem'ntflflij tulf '.d, cr various r’toHo:( r ’fie?. not iy tr.keit a* a , g n rent to Sanford nnd opening of the new » *. ■ Ttotni* who k-wAv ..Jr. I^ n r m u nntcly declare that orp.-uu robot >f the Sanford Atlantic Nntto m Bank is suffirient ovule pro of lii sjofidenco in the future 0f SnitTo tnd Setnitiole County, A mnimtuii :atioa from nnt> of Mr. Lane's • J locIatPH expresses the bank ju i loot's opinion that any cumronnu ixtorting the quuntii!':s of p r' luce that are shipped from Sen ’ortl. Is «leKtiius! to h'Cene 1n,! •endent, provided tin jjeople p« s fee a dua men Mire of lliriil ai. directors and extend good wishes to all its Officers a A t f P ^ S P ^ he bank a very long and successful career CRATE MANUFACTURER sm e e re erous ood wishes to in T h e Sanford A tla n tic N ational Bank. Citizens of Sanford per w ith the years and be a m ilestone ip Sanford • •'*“ » ' r -O i 3 Vs ? .♦'V aTv v , V :■ > J w ' ' progress. FLORIDA -V.- wm . * �a n d President Lin Sanford’s newest fi WISH TO EXTEND A CORDIAL GREETING The Sanford Atlantic National We are confident that the new y e a will be bright with good fortune for this new bank and wish them every success. A nd Its O fficers Directors To Predict For The New Institution Of Success And Good Fortune W. Commercial Ave Phone 91 REPORTER Public Accountants and Ijicome . * 'i T ax Specialists of Orlando extends Congratulations to LINTON E. ALLEN former citizen of Orlando and president of and best wishes the Sanford Atlantic National Bank The people of Sanford the officers and directors new r . od the opening of i ^Sanford Atlantic National Sanford A tlantic • *1 N a t i o n a l Bank Th« evanin* and Sunday R« In Sanford > At ’ ' U .' »• . iW d i« .4V y d£fcl«lis itar d«U*#rod a t y e aar waak. �. i f ' : ’ jL . -> v ^ lAttg a «-J® «jfi|3 '• * ft:, r S K S p ^ -j BwCftN ■ , •■ ■ •: jfeaHSr^ . •' * * * ■ *• - * . i_ ,1 ?": r -J[" 1 |‘*S j t- ’- :T>, ~- #** ;r W ell, what D O you know about Sem inole The chances are if you will read this advertisement carefully you will learn many things if you are a native of the county or if you are a visitor been here but a day. It is interesting reading. industrial payrolls amount to better than $1,250,000 and the agricultural payrolls excecd $1,125,000, according to government reports. Counties of the size of Seminole can boast no better anywhere. Transportation Do you know — that Seminole County is served by three great railroad systems, the Atlantic Coast Line, the Seaboard Air btoe and thft Ea*t Coast Railway? These Railroads carry Seminole County’s crops to northern markets and bring northern products here for distribution. 111 ** * Truck Do you know — that according to govern­ ment figures G,57f» carloads of celery were shipped to the north from Seminole Coun­ ty gardens. The record of other vegeta­ bles shipped is just as impressive: Lettuce, 456 cars; Peppers, 187 cars; Tomatoes, 39 cars; Eggplant, 39 cars; Cabbage, 31 cars;. Beans, 12 cars; Potatoes, 5 cars, and mis­ cellaneous Vegetables, 180 cars. What other county in Florida can show figures as im­ pressive as those? . Do you know — that Seminole County has two steamship, lines offering daily service for both passengers and freight and carry­ ing products to all parts of the world? These are the Clyde Line and the Thrasher River Line operating on the St. Johns Riv­ er; # ijXi’t* '* / . / Do you know — that Seminole County has 251Vi miles of paved roads radiating toj every village and hamlet within the coun­ ty and offering unexcelled traveling fa­ cilities to both local residents and tourists? No county either in Florida or any other state can say more. Do you know — that Seminole County’s —-• payrolls amount to more than 53,000,000 a yea? The railroad payrolls in the county alone amount to more than $1,000,000. The _y/ *** ■ H as 810 truck farms? H as one of the largest initial in the world? Do you know — that Seminole County has ■ r the biggest fernery in tbe world, covering 65 acres all under one roof and that an­ nually all the ferneries in the county, covering a total of 120 acres ship 90,000 crates of choice ferns to florists in all sec­ tions of North America. * * -’ ■ .- '’ * Do you know — that in addition to grow­ ing these many other things, Seminole County last year shipped 900 carloads of oranges to northern markets? / H as 30 schools valued at approximately $1,000,000? H as irrigation controlled by natural flow­ ing wells? H as everything for the tourist and horpeseeker? **y DVERT1SEMENT WAS PREPARED -RD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF S TO BROADCAST T O THE FACT? ABOUT | m 7 ;V \^ r< r^ ;vvV\ % ‘ ,Shr-' •• .vafcj* ‘ V ‘.V covers an area of > Has 36,000 acres in farms and groves? Citrus and Ferns Payrolls THIS Seminole County 200,000 acres? Bilk- *• v �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,1927 One of the troubles with the country is the fellow who is al­ ways looking for them.—Bruns­ wick News. flight as ‘Miss Omaha,' but she was unable to interest any backcsr there. That was how it happened I read about her plans," pastor Of Pittsburgh Cath­ olic Church Plans To Use I.argc Sum To Make Flight If No Person Proceeds Him riTTSBUROH Dec. .11 —With the same dauntless spirit that his Catholfc forefathers displayed in traveling uncharted courses, the Rev. James R. Cox, pastor of the old St. Patrick’s Catholic Church here, is planning to undertake i non-1top flight to Rome, the an­ cient home of Catholicism. * Father Cox, as lie is called by-thscant handful of'pariahioners in his congregation, told International News Service he was willing to spend quite a sum of money in the undertaking, provided In* would he on the first plane to make the flight. The plans at present are ratlinnebulous, the prelate admitted, hu hastened to add that he thinks In will he able to put them through. “It is u serious proposition," Father Cox said, “but it is fitting that a Catholic priest should ho in I* trr lirm t'O u l 411 M *fct** »ce ft r^lim hi Hr tin I Mllniit' Hondnji ' ' hen .Miss Brown replied, rhe said it would cost approximately $.j;i,00t) t„ finance a flight for us. I t would lie necessary Un carry a n ­ other pilot, making it three passengers in all. "Do you intend to invest the dif­ ference in the additional cost for yr.ur passage, or m ore?" Father < *>:< was asked. ‘ Rather more than the differ­ ence,’’ was the reply. “There will be others who will h<lp me in financing the flight," the pastor said. “ I rather think the money will he raised among non Catholics.” wishes to extend a most hearty greeting to the new Goodrich Silvertowns Plat's Are Tentative C. E. M yers, P re sid e n t 'A on see, I have many friends heir in the city," the prelate con­ tinued. “ I here arc* not enough members ,,f my parish to ash them to support the undertaking, hut i This is a time when the coming of such g re e ts th e a bank, which promises great things, to the business life of Sanford, is most N ew S a n fo rd fully appreciated. W e believe that the new Sanford Atlantic Bank will be a stimulus to the busi­ wishes to extend to the new ness and financial life of Sanford and Sanford Atlantic wishes to extend to each and every National Bank officer, director and stockholder This greeting is extended whole-heartedly of the Sanford Atlantic National to the new bank, its officers, directors Bank the most cordial welcome to a hearty greeting and to wish the officers and directors many yeras of prosperous service to the community. Seminole County. and stockholders. Sanford and Seminole County m i m m m mm NO greater pleasure can come to the Bond-Hill Lumber Company than the welcoming of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank into the business life of the city. THE Bond-Hill Lumber Co. belies the Sanford Atlan­ a cordial greeting to tic National Bank will be a good bank and more than, that cannot be said for a good bank is the most impor­ tant institution of business in any ciy THE Bond-Hill Lumber Co.believes tre Sanford Atlan* tic national Bank will be a good bank because of.its par­ ent bank, the Atlantic National Bank~of ~Jacksonville. It believes it will be a good bank because of its presiden bank because of its presi-dent, Linton E. Allen, and th e chairman of its board of directors, E. W. Lane, of Ja cksonville. 1‘.! V . THE Bond-Hill Lumber Company greets the Sanford Atlantic National Bank and wishes it long.and continu­ ed success. . * A » jj* other officers, directors �K AGE EIGHTEEN ’J t. . ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31.1927 •. until other stock* cnn be proved by actual field tcrts over a term of years. JuiiRin^ from what wo can learn of results on the Pacific Coast, it se^ms likely that Florida, and possibly the most favored Lily W ill H old Session \e H otel Forrest Lake acement v u mad* today >. W. Bonder, president of the _ Lily BaTb Association, it a fneetinr ef the (rowers of iter UUes will be held St the Forrest Like on January 6, o’clock. meeting has been called purpose of selecting directhe transacting such other aa may seem im p O an t growers, which include* a port of the .president covering l operations of the Association r the past year. In discussing the Association n during the year Mr. Bender ited: “We hava every reason to ik proud of the years accomplish­ ing... Starting as we did with lt_an idea to which was added i knowledge that Easter Lilies aid be grown in Florida and ding the season with a growing rticipation on the part of over tty growers is surely something st^ spells accomplishment "These Association growers are •Ctlcally all located within a few lies of Sanford, Orlando, Winter irdcn, Apopka, Mount Verde d'Varo Beach embracing a com­ e t territory and comprising a sup of enterprising men and wo* who are deeply. Interested not in eastcr lily growing but in l development of a larger bulb ograra for the State of Florida. "A tour of inspection has Just completed and in spite of the treme dry weather Association tehee are coming along, as a la. In fine shape and are a endto both growers and the AssocJon. "We expect, of course, disapIntments. No growing under* icing aver went forward without >m but I am confident that if the saent interest and enthusiasm continued over the year growers IF come out of their growing uon feeling that great progress ■'been made. "It would have been a fine thing have started the enster Illy rth e blooming stocks stage wo itild probably have had to wnit rural years before the deVelopmt of the undertaking. Under » conditions we had to start with tall planting stock which will rel y eloso nursing this first year, 4 yet It Is believed that with the quick adaptability of the imall stock we will be at far ahead a: tho end of two years ns we would have teen with a blooming stock start. "As evidence of the recognition we hnve recievod for our under­ taking the following represents nn excerpt of a paper read at tho Florists Convention. The ex­ cerpt was taken from the Florist* Review, one of the largest trade journals of its kind published in this country. "Through the efforts of F. W. Bender of Sanford, a good deal of interest hns been worked up in the planting of Eastcr Lilies for com­ mercial production, and the~writer understands thnt Mr. Bender has incorporated the Easter Lily Bulb Growers' Association, unr.or some sort of co-operative growing and marketing plan. Our understand­ ing is that this concern is recom­ mending only the fongifloriim typ • of lily and offering only what nat­ uralized planting stock can he ob­ tained within the State, which seems to us the part of wisdom, The Sanford sections of the other RUlf states, will have to supply most of the longlflorum lilic3 if the United States is ever to have its own source of this type of bulb, since it does not seem to be well adapt­ ed to the more niRffed climates.” Laundry, Inc. Best Wishes Sincere W is h e s to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W. Lane and as­ for a most prosperous future are cordially extended sociates uoon the opening of our new banking instito- President Linton E. Allen, Edward W* L an e and asso­ tion, the ciates of the new wishes to extend a hearty greeting to the officers and directors of Sanford Atlantic National Bank T h e Sanford A tlan tic We are confident this hank will render worthy service N ational Bank and to wish them many years of prosperity in the city Bolt Advertising Co, Sanford National to extend heartiest Congratulations to Sanford and Seminole County ford’s progress. to Sanford and Seminole County. 313 E. First Street. Forrest Lake Hotel C ongratulations BEST W ISH E S Wagoner Furniture Co. to Edward W. 666 The la a prescription for tlie Opening of K J? National. Bank Grippe. Flu, Dengue Fever and Malaria (’resident Allen and their asso­ ciates in the new their associates upon the opening of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Sanford Atlantic Bank We are confident that this new financial institution will We hope the New Year will bring this new bank a on Bank May 1928 l>e a year of much prosperity for this new hank and may it’s activities mark a milestone in San- to President Linton E. Allen, Edward W. Lane and Wishes Atlantic render worthy service to Sanford and Seminole county ft il measure of prosperity. and extend our hearty wishes for its prosperity. Bryant Sporting Goods Store Colonial Cleaners Phone ‘181 30.r> K. 2nd St. CONGRATULATIONS to Edward W. Lane a n d associates a n d -- - - j President Linton E. Allen upon the open-, The First National Bank of Sanford, Flor­ ,• ida, welcomes the coming of the new' San­ 1 ford Atlantic National Bank to Sanford i. • * 11 1 * * * ing of Sanford's newest banking institdtion, the and Seminole County. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank i tv especially welcome *because it is a national • , » Bank, because it is an outgrowth of one of the leading banking institutions of th South, and because of its president, Lin­ ton E. Allen, and its directorate which in­ cludes men notable in both local and state circles. So, the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, extends its hand in greeting to its new sister institution and wishes it a long and exceedingly prosperous career. The First National Sanford, fciFlorida . ir# * The entire personnel of Edward Higgins Incorporated extend their best wishes for \ a New Year of exceeding good fortune. * ■ HIGGINS INC. Lincoln FORD Palmetto Ave. & Commercial Fordson Phone 331 �THE SANFOBD HERALD, SATURDAY. PKCEfollER 31, 1027 ' • luwj i-ecoivfij his injuries when the home hurlin'| 0,1 ** l.nter it was announced the Ixiy ttig h w .n near Kansas • i^‘ . ! w,,aW *'Ve* kui would bo permaFinally, when it whs believed he ncntly blind. To this he received 1 e r f b u rr-, over m ost i f the |»i(,h i’l mi:/ a few minutes in which the following message from his ■I -"o n hnise tj m in u '.titis e iiu is 1 lit e,. th ro u g h ! rhnrrcil lip s he j sweetheart, Velma: he l ' - - .!••>[ i -Ip >;• in n s belli lit t le o! •I hi' iil-ntity, ai'if disclosed If that ' "i'e r ttiN r i n v i i v, f |- tiin T> 1n<' ulu-gnl In'e |iln|, claiming the fir, Iion't worry, Conrad. has made you blind, I will ll :l" th' . " -ir'h* of In hi 1 1v lni.| "'tirv |>res|innsihi|tty for his hrn work all the re“t o f my l i f e tn'ting i a fin 1. "• *’• <icn!h anil the wen king of care *■ f you." !'< >th !!cd" Cnnfr-vinit •' :■ Hi!!] a dm itted to a K a risii^ * jt\ hi'sjui'hl the morning aftvi t ” Sediillia c\p|o«ii>n «ufferir : |s util 'iimtiili. , remains badly s< the hospital witi lovt> for Velma, (in assuming tho — ~ ji Sincere Good Wishes for •h i uii g i hi i n u d tf. i the pa t •■Hi in i 1 'in i| an\ 'h i l f t e •it tlie N ... neat- it , . i “ il heeiiire ■ hr-valley, nntJ saut to tie the Auth-.rit Uthlest tn\m of its size in the I . rr,.,| gited States, is'Bfhedjiled fur the i , | of what probably will he ,.I( umosr enigmatic trial in its his- v .f, , »• when the circuit court n|n m i| ,jr, , fjinmiry. Tho story <>f a p re tty i ,-,r l t lieiir-oM gii'), xflio. is alleged n,;ul • . hare doubted her yobthfnl jtrV fidelity, and in a ,, |..,t oigntd him to the lu^k ut In. o*hcr parenlH home in order t" ..... devotion . is expected to he |„, , (folded during the trial* ,|, r.e Cocntd S t a r k . the svn'theai ■ i, i , Itotnplishml the task, hut h fi .| t),. Ming'-r hroth'T, Klnier. !•. •. , ihK'd In death while *' iii .- i , , r sJv inis permanent Iv <b- i i ' i nd. v • The girl, Misft Velma Cup.n, will r , i,j. ire a jury charged wi th ar m i i ' , thilo her Invar has announced ! ■ . . . ii)) appetir as a state’s witne- t.i . Sanford Bailer Electric Co. dial is 5 point Service the located THE CELERY C m - LUMBERCO. Wishes lo extend a hearty preetinp: to the officers and directors of ill ft SANFORI) ATLANTIC NATION AI BANK and to wish them many years of prosperous * service to the community •>*•' *Vt? T o 'the Citizens of Sanford ^nd to the . :\a • ■ . ***T-«v»rW . il l! j $ ■. ■si !!<* r*tHi M* * f ; ,.«i xrsgfiscn * .. •• Sanford Atlantic National Bank J*J>* .. t %« f I I ' r'T C from *•* N • Sanford Gift and Music ShopI We Will ne Closed Monday . . ts-er • -art *i V-"*"' Ifb * *4 »rtt in b-jum Willartl St'rvict* Still inn e. ju*r*OOD '*rt . ‘i A lit l - .s | SjA Ajj 1 V |« . to r t# mi.M W i >« H(IJ • it •«« ^1 * ' Vl<A*rA t .r . st} : « l i ** . -1 Mtn tftf hWli rd a friendly greeting Lo the new I he new an im port^ ant role in the progress of SanfortL On Tuesday a new bank will open its doors to the public Its opening will be looked back upott^u ■' X & i as a mile stone, it wi]l be a syrabolofe== The men behind this new institution visualized the progress • - . .-W. advancement. . . of another stkej) (<^ that is bound to come in Sanford . . . they had the courage of best of success ward for Sanford. ; their vision and have given us a splendid monument of Faith Sanford’s future For T h e N ew Year for unlimited success, very richly deserved, and congratula­ Close cooperation between all citi- j j tions to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W. Lane and associates, are extended by The Sanford Chamber of Com* , y merce upon the opening of T h e Sanford Atlantic National •i zens cannot fail to result in the vielories that come from united effort Ij One for all, and all for one, and we j shall steadily go forward, T h e officers and directors ______ yv - \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927 pigeons must bo doztroyed. The TENNIS FINALS READY aristocrncy of the tho neighbor­ hood will suffer with the rest. NEW YORK, Dec.431 —(IN S)— Pigeon-lovers have offered to The famous "double1* act of tennis, adopt the offending birds to save Frank Fhields versus Julius Seligthem from death ,but this was eon, once more heads the bill as deemed impracticable. Even if tak­ the national indoor junior and en 100 miles from London, they hoys* single and doubles tennis would fly hack again to their nest­ championship tournament draws to ' • ing places nnd alight on the shoul­ j» close today. der of some new-found friend on the steps of the Royal Exchange. It took over 500 years for the Bo numerous have the pingeons sun to shine on garter buckles.— become that they have taken ap art­ Flmidn Times-Unlon. ments in ti" cell windows of the There isn't much to lie gained by Old Rniley prison, and wire netting seeking to eliminate scandal from bus to lie put up. Eggs have LONDON, Dec. 31,.—(IN S )-A hutched, an dmaiiy little pigeons the press so long as It is peddeled by thp populace mouth to mouth.— drive lias been sfarled by the Lon­ Im vebeeii born in prisor. ordiele Dispntch. don City Council to thin out the | By Sill Mercer , The ten liest men in each class number of pigeons which for so^ PENN PICKED TO Wll^ International Nc» h Service Staff 1are listed ns foilmvs: " Corrrxpopdert Heavyweights— Gene Tunney. many years have fluttered about PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31. — j NEW YORK, Dec 3 L - -(IN S )- Jnck Sharkey, Jnrk Dempsey, the eourtynrd of St. Paul's Cathe­ The 1927 boxing ratings compiled George Godfrey, Johnny Riskn, dral and other places in this city. (IN S)—Undefeated so far this 1 & season, Penn's basketball team is , from the selections of the bi.xing Tom Heoncy, Paulino Gzcudun, editors of twenty-six Hearst New*- Jack Delaney, Knute Hansen, | The drvie was begun because, the favored to vanquish Yale here to- 1 Longwood, Fla. authorities allege, the pigeons have night in the opening game of the papers are represented today a* a Young Stribbling. consensus of nation-wide opinion. Lightweights—Tommy Loughran become far too numerous, and have Intercollegiate Basketball League Iti-modeled and redecorated Assayed in the crucible of re­ ' Mickey Walker, Jimmy Slattery, done considerable damage by defuo- season. The Elis, nevertheless, are expected to offer strong competi­ New Management, Moderate mote perspectives, some of the and Leo Lomski, tied for third; tion, for Yale appears to have its champions fail to make grade A. I Jack Delaney, Mike McTigue, Max- in gthe walls of buildbgs. Rates The ratings, however, reflect gen­ cy Roscnbloom, Dave Shade, Yale, Birds that perhaps nave stood on best busketball squad since the late ( Joe Fogarthy's 1923 , combination eral opinion. They cover all Ameri­ Okun, Joe Anderson. Special the shoulders of kings and eaten surprised by annexing the cham­ can boxing territory front coast to Middlewegihts—Mickey Walker, from the hands of princesses will pionship of the circuit. coast and from Canada to the Dave Shade, Jnck McV’ey, George Gulf of Mexico. Courtney, Phil Kaplan, Jock Ma­ be swept away with others of less $ 1.00 I l i i i r i wln> M in i A ll M ig h t" « lone Joe Anderson, Pete Latzo, marked distinction, for the City Foreign boxers receive scant II r u I mi Ill D r n t t y l l l l i i i i r M m i i l n j . Council hns decreed Ihnl 2,001) consideration, as few have appear­ Mnxey Rorenhloom, Walcott Lang­ ed anywhere except on the Atlantic ford. Seaboard. Several men are listed Welterweights— Joe Dundee, In two classes. Ace lludkins, Sammy linker, Tom­ Champions who stand out are my Freeman, ililario Martinez, m Bud Taylor, who carried every pre­ Musky Callahan, My Sullivan, cinct as bantam champion, and al­ Johnny lndrasapo, Eddie Roberts, and so had slight leads over Tony Ca.n- Willie Harmon. xoneri, and Benny liass in the fea­ Lightweights—Sammy Mnndell, ther weight division; Tommy Jimmy McLarnin, Sid Terris .Bil­ Loughran, light heavyweight; ly Wallace, Phil McGraw, Kid Mickey Walker, middleweight, and Kaplan, Billy Petrolic, Bruce Flow­ Gene Tunney, heavyweight. ers, Lnpi* Tenerio, Baby Joe Cans. Tunney was almost u unani­ JJunior Lightweights—Tod Mormous choice, but Jack Dempsey gan, Honeyboy Finnegan. Joe Glide was topped a few points by Jack Jack Bernstein, Babe Herman, Ray Sharkey, George Godfrey runs a Miller, Mike Dundee, Kid Kaplan, strong fourth. Carl Duane Tommy Crowley. I’hono 797. Jack Delaney gets no better than Featherweights— Bud Taylor, fifth place among the light heavy­ Archie Bell, Bushy Graham, Teddy weights, probably because of his Bnldock, Abe Goldstein, Tony Can­ inactivity in that division this zonet'!, Chuck Heilman, Johnny year. He ranks,fourth with I»ugh- Vncco, Kid Francis, Willie Smith. ran, Walker, Slattery and Lotnski Flyweights—News Boy Brown. topping him. The vote for I.omski Frankie Genaro, Izzy Schwartz, You can buy a Buick closed car at prices as low and Slattery was a tie. Walker Willie Davies, Johnny McCoy, not only got every vote as No. 1 Frenchy Belanger, Ernie Jarvis, as #1195, f. o. b. factory. You can buy it on. middleweight, but came in second Bias Rodriguez, Midget Wolgast, the liberal G. M. A. C. plan — with a moderate Announces the Opening as a lightweight. Billy Kelly. d*r supension here becaus “'cause of t|« Commission, promoter Tex Rick­ collapse of his ard hopes to match Hudkins with NEW YORK, Dec. -'ll.—(INS) — Joe Dundee, the champion in a result of the re-inutatement title bout here. Dundee is tilll un b .n must b . • m.(ch e,n t» staged ln" „ 11UDKINS TO MEET DUNDEE London CouncilHas Ordered That 2,000 Pigeons Be Killed Another Dividend ituon A BuickBeauty ♦ * ♦ Buick Luxury ♦ • * Buick Performance Orange Black Hotel Florida Power & Light Co. New Year’s Dinner pays the regular 3 months9dividend on its LUM BER *7 PREFERRED st o c k JANUARY 1st Building* Materials Security Lum ber C o . furonly$119£ -4®r- =»f- ...t h e eighth consecutive dividend The Hotel Forrest Lake down-payment which may be taken care of by your present car in trade. Tony Cazoneri Defeats Bud Taylor In Ten Round Decision Fight A t Garden These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick you get real beauty — real comfort— real per­ formance. You get the unrivaled value result* ing from Buick’s unrivaled production in the quality field. ‘ '* By Davia J. Walsh caught Tony rushing in and, for International News Service the small fraction of 7-H sec­ Sports Editor. NEW „YORK, Dec. 31— Bud. onds, that time, the boy w as.teet­ Taylor's ambitious dream of. dual ering on the blink, while he was titular-ship In two divisions today about it, he was forced to accept was one of thoie nightmares in a hard right to the rotunda but which one is thrust suddenly into the lud not only is fast but also the complete cognizance of an .tougher than a railroad depot E aster Sunday promenade, clad steuk. He was back fighting merri­ solely in a high silk hat. lie nev­ ly well before the bell. Once in tho eighth. Bud bent his er will hold both the world's bant­ amweight and featherweight man to the punch with a right to championships, at leust not until the jnw. Tony really didn't feci ■uch time us Tony Canzoneri sore, you know; just terribly hurt. wearies of his prerent cared* and Still, he was able to fight his way settles down to a life of cose and buck to an even break on the refinement as u borough alderman round. Then he mude his victory from Brooklyn with the frock coat official by carrying the ninth, privilege for the Fourth of July. leaving Taylor the alternative of Antonio, u featherweight for scoring a knockout in the tenth nr the first time since the Canzoneri accepting the defeat, he did the Taylor series begun, convincingly luter, "not the former.’ won a ten round decision over Tay­ lor at Madison Square Garden lust night. So convincingly, in fact, that one suspects that ho might be able to do so just about seven days to the normal week. Taylor went in as a virtual bantam the highest weight he can hope to scale. A chestnut, however, aged, is always a chestnut. A good big man still! can beat a good little man. And so Taylor's fancy for world conquest in yet. another division was, after toll, just a fancy. He didn't beat Canzoneri last night, strong as a young jack ' mule at slightly less ■ ■ I than P P i V 120 llK ttin d ii whereas we had to make 120 for the other Taylor fights, 1 doubt, M I have said before, thht Bud can beat him any night and, even if he did-or does, he still would have to reckon with Benny Buss, a cham­ pion recognized m Pennsylvania and socially ostrncizcd elsewhere. One of them was too much for him last night; two of them should just about close the bonk. A Canzoneri-Buss match for the title would seem to l»e all that is loft of the remaining chapter. Judged solely on their respec­ tive performances, there is little to choose between Tuylor anil Cunxoneri, merely in a man to man sense. Strength and stamina and, perhaps, better condition won for Tony ony last night. He could keep ^ ■ th e pace go ng at all times; Tuy­ lor couldn't. Bud c'id well enough by taking the first round with n lust m in-1 ute series of lefts to the head. He had declared for going to Tony's body befuro the fight, -but evi dently had thought better of it. Early in the second, Canzoneri scored with a hard right to the the jaw, sending Taylor’s gum protector flying. The punch hurt and kept right on doing it. In fact, it stnrtrd Taylor on a los­ ing fight, although MBud managed to get u stand-off in the third by living down a right uppercut flush pn the jaw. Fojowed by a barrage of lefts, and then earning back with a rg h t to the head and K aeries of Inwly punches. The fourth saw Tony in front the w a r and he took tho fifth ■«. hi Taylor's late rally s right to the body Oanzoneri carried the t hanging the situawgy.nnd » u well! • Come in —see Buick—compare it with other cars of similar price—then let the facts decide • you to buy Buick. ■ ............ " I': i m i, of the Dining Room with a puyyours/iares from any em­ ployeof tfit Com­ pany—they are our j aIn men Special New Y ear’s Dinner Price $ 1 .5 0 R. O. Middleton \ in iir n l 1 m ir N u tu r strrrl I ’l l , .... (J. A. Schlosser ______' M g r . t j ut thunlnw Hhnrr ttlili Leasee 1 t’ l.n itllM l*l»\ V ia i A l . l f i l l T t o. I ' r r f r r m l S tork M iam i. K ln r lilit. I M urk V In m r r l t i i K » o n r m i n i m u m I it I I ’ t r n . r u n t i l m r f r r r r o p , itf I..... .... t r l l l i i K ittn rr „ turn I , o u r ST I ' r r l r r r r i l H i o r k m t 4 t h r t n i n p u H f . | t t l . l t t il m t l t u r r l h r f o r tt h t t m t p o u r ST l * r r MIIMI.IH) mill a r r r u r U tr rrn l S tork nt p rlrr Hr ml M il Kl • l l t l i l r n i l |irr . h n r r . t-xiirt n n i i i u i i l tli ir . I ttl.h to m ih iirrlb r fo r tthnrrtt j o u r ST l * r r I r r r n l M a r k tin K n i t , I ' n r m m l l*ltt»i a t S IO p r r .b u rr jt r r m on th iin lll alu il.on nml n rrrtir.l t i l t litm i l |irr . b u r r hint b a r n ,111lit. I M r n . r »Wl|* s h a r e s j o t t r ST I ' r r l r r r r i l S t o r k n l * I iHI.no m ill l i r r r n r i l l i l t l i l r n i l . , i r r itrnr■ i i l l n r l i r i l Ih r o tiK h We maintain a Resale Dept. If assist and ad­ vise our stock­ holders who may wish tosdl their shares Hunk ....... - • -' SEDANS S i 195 to 51995 * CO U PES $ 1195 to $ 1 8 5 0 SPORT M ODELS $1 195 to $1525 A ll p ric e s/, *>. I*. I ’J iiif, M id i., im r r in n r n t la v lo be w Jileil* T h * U , M . A . (-• / illu m in g p fu ti, i n r m o il tid iiu b J e , it im iilt k lt b BUICK Three W onderful Gifts Sanford Buick Co. Miignolhi Ave. The Brightest Spot in Florida beautiful C hevrolet C oach , L atest Model, I A 1 com pletely equipped. Second A m odel R ad io, The Last W o rd 16 R adiola. w ith all .accessories, loud e tc ., installed in your hom e. D aytona Beach, Fla. D. Third CELEBRATE NEW Y E A R ’S EVE at I ' 4 * • D \ • D iam ond T ires. •> T he to be given *absolutely C ouvert $ 3 -5 0 Phohe 9107 — or write Bo* 1325 for Reservations * I O n e hundred dollars w orth o f those Good Brightest Spot in Florida free to our Customers Ask Wight Bros.. Company . Service Stations, Tjres, Accessories. ’• ♦ » ‘ .1 , ' Hof-Mac Battery Company Radio, Battery and Electrical Service kj* * White-Highleyman Company Chevrolet Cars, and Service Jones Tire Shop ' • Tires, Tire Service, Vulcanlains' «- ■ _. �TllE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31,1927 PAGE NOTICE (Legal Notices) IN laniard D uly U*rai« ^patrons and eollectdr tent mediately for payment, rim e____________ 10c a line S l e . ------------------------- jc • | ‘« Times__- ...... 7c a line Time rates on request. The reduced rates are for uecutive Insertions. glx words of average length ^ counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for n t insertion. All a d v e r t i s i n g Is r e s t r i c t e d . proper c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . If an error Is made The Sanml Herald will be responsible ir only one Incorrect insertion, i« advertiser for subsequent jerlions. The office should be rtified immediately In case of TO ADVERTISER? ^ Herald representative .roughly familiar with rates es and classification will e you complete information, d if you wish, they will assist , in wording youf want, ad make it m ore effective. .1 out and Found 1ST—Between Lake Mary . anti 10-A—Poultry And Eggs BABY CHICKS—Send no money, shipped C. 0. D. pay mail man w'her delivered. Leghorns $16.00 per Jlindred; Reds. Orpingtons, Minorca* $18.00; mixed $15.00; live delivery, postpaid. Florida Bnby Chickery, Lakeland, Fla. 10-B Plant§ and Flowers 20—Farms For Snle OVIEDO CELF.ltY* LAND Ten acres or mure, one mile from city limits, flowing wells. Coast Line and Seaboard loading tracks one-half mile front property. Price $225 per acre, nothing dovfti. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payment’, interest 6 pet. J’au] P. Barnett, 10 Wall Street. Orlundo. Florida. Phone 8318 or 5313. Classified Display Houses For Rent Two,New Four Room Bungalows. Facing New per Month. SANFORD BUICK CO. !212 Magnolia Ave. t ij Phono 367. For*Rent—3 room furnished cot­ tage. modem itnporvcments. at 1311 E. -1th St. Automobiles J. J, Cates, at Farm. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 j : HUPS-MARMONS Park Ave. Apartments—2 and 4 I Sljnford Automobile,Co. gnrngo and water. Reasonable. I Magnolia Ave. . Phono' 137. Business Service ikomanla transfer picture*. aints, and brushes. Sun puse Faints and Varnishes, 16—Houses For Rent ord; Paint and Wail Paper 112, W. First St. Six room* furnished house, mod­ tCRpTE in every shape and ern, fifty .dollars a month, lals, etc.. Sanford Cement Phone 38. toett Company, Fifth . and h Sts. Phone 112-W. Niculy furnished modern house, two garages, 117 Igiurt-I Avu. I E.i RiismiI. Farm s, Groves, >mc*. 110 S. Perk Ave. Phone ami 2nd. Kl. S One two story dwelling, 014 YV, WIGHT PRINT SHOP 2nd St., $30.00 per month. J. U (PPy service on anything in Beck, Sanford. piling. A phone call will get min. phone 417-W. 9 Rail- FOR RENT—Small house in fumten hundred block on Oak Ave, Ave. Reasonable rent. Garage on let AL ROOFING—The Roof P r ­ S. O. ShinhoUer. Phono (86 ating. Metal shingles, Ing ream tin and galvinized . See J&mea H. Cowan. Oak tnfl Third St.. Phone 111. AN UP Y O uRO LD WALLS BTHE NEW WALL PAINT CTKING NEW- AND BETtTOR f u r t h e r in f o r m a t CALL PHONE 235-J OR I V, C COLLER. SANFORD. WOGRAPH—repairing, piano Jna by experta with 17 years wtKo. Sanford muaic atore ’•ft Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc«■ Arcade. Phone 832. THE V O TERS OF or Every B: Check, a Wif Complainant, i'l l A llI.O T T E I>« f* m lan la. n o t ic e op II. YOUNTS, h p e c ia i. el a I. m a ster s SALE. N otice l» h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t u n ­ der a n d l>y v ir tu * of a d e c r e e of (••m -losiire am t s a l e r e n d e r e d In 'h * nbuv* e n t i t l e c a u s e o n th * *th of D ecem ber, A, l>.. 1»27, l a i S p ecial M au ler In C h a n c e r y , on M- inlay t h e lmL d a y o f J a n u a r y . A D. l » l t , In f r o n t o f t h e C o u rt H"U«* ,|„ n r In S a n f o r d . S e m in o le C ounty, F lo r id a , w ill o f f e r f o r aale and aell to the h i g h e s t b id d e r for iiwuh t:it o p IM'RLICATION I. t\> q u i e t t it l e \TK OP FLORIDA lu w im l (licit, nil person* •r f l u Iin Ing any In te rc u t In i 11**r*‘ltn|(t*»r «Icpi€i ns l i c i t .’cm, g ra n t e e n nr •i m i n t * limit* r f, V Kill*. u nil all iicranfiM h a vims Kslheryn Wltwer, daughter °I ■ Cary, Inti., locomotive hostler. Ik the newest Chicago Opera star. She was scheduled to make her debut In Carmen. The girl Is a former stenographer. “ 114 nn> intr-rcMt In tli. < ih**nrr IticiJ hi ml tiv-wtt " U I uvuni ituartcr (N\V • th** SMiitliHtf.it < |n a r t c r •» Sect h»ti Mtf vt-n te e n T i >h it whip (w e n t) -tun* • - IS >, It m m th irty Hast! Hi S.'llllUolc (L egal Notice-.) i ’ll II III), IN T H E f i l m IT •.•••t r.T (»|- T i n : T \ \ I: n*TY -Til MU' J U D I C I A L c u t IT IT U P T l l E S T A T E U P F L u R IDA IN AND F U R SKMINNiLF t ' u l N T Y . F L O R ID A E II A S H C R A F T . R e c e i v e r Seni' ln.il>' C o u n ty H unk, I’la l n U f f vs. T I. I.o N .j, I» ef.'tulsut. uRDEIt <*p UUm.lUATlON THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO T I. f.ONO. a n d all p e r s o n s In t r i e s t . '. l III the follow lug dcscrlbetl in op. r t y s i t u a t e d in S em ltn d .. C o u n ­ ty. F lorhlit. to -w it; One New Four Room Bungalow, Ftteinu New Ice Plant. Went Side. For Rent. $10.00 Per Month. l ot of tlloek 10, Tier U of Pi mInolr I'lirk, Hunford Florl- J. J. ('ales, nl Farm. NOTICE O f VNNTAI. M E E T INH O F STUCK H O L D E R S o p SEMENO LE S E C U R I T I E S CO. Kiinfmril F l o r i d a . Thm^in pursuance wVih'uie uha'ruw «n>l in accordance with tin- provl"'"os "f law-, the annual meeting "f Stnekhiililer* nf the Seminole H.cmiiU's Comimny wilt be b*‘M ut Ui.. office of tin, Copipan). In the i *i tv of S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , o n the l a t h dav o f J a n u a r y , IS2S. a t th e h o u r of to Oil o 'r l n e k A M , fo r th e tmr|H>se of e o n s l i l e r l n g su c h mu ti e r s us m a y lie b r o u g h t b e f o r e IV. W c. V«m, am i r u r h nf \iiii. nr<» li**rit*> h *Uf»**»l uml riMiulrril (•* |ir«*iviil ny r la tin* ami d e m a n d * which itu «tr r l t h r r nf you, m ay have I hi* i"It At <* iff A l *A M V, M.iil lN, tlei*i*Rii»«l. I.itf nf S»*nilnole ‘u itiu v . rii»rlila, tt> | lie 11*in, Jan J SliarMii. <*«iKtil >* JiitlKet i»f Moai •n*•I*• a t hi* In tli# Innovation In (tapper band it r» sa* evolved b» U'-yeur-old N'ma’.', -esher i above) according to pt» ice ol Alhambra Callt They ihargr her with masi production Ul' ■*ii ul > l%iurtlii*u»i* In Hi*mInnto <1 bad cheeky and said she Ut«d ‘••uiih. F lorid a. w ith in hvwlvf in nsMirtinem ot wijt» to escapa iimiii Iim fn»m thn tin to hereof, letectKA. i'.he u ut>v under aotM Uil Nov**mlM'r l». A. D. 1357, rest. WH KX McOUIN. i.Atfcutri* uf tin* Kiitat# of ADAM V. M d iU ltf. Ductrasett Announcements Political Announcement TO Hits N ew Keys rilM T lT c o u r t o p t h e J E l ■IC t At, C IR C U IT OP ST A T E O F F L O R ID A IN Pol*. SE M IN O L E COUNTY, IDA IN CHANCERY. K It ELLIS, r t ul. Com* 14—Rooms Withoul Hoard ; DODGE [sure,cars and Graham t r u c k J . Im and 13tbi Street. Phono 3. DGINS & COWAN CO. Auto [ator and sheet metal work*. French Avenue. Phone 71G-W. , square, tan purse, property Mr*. C. Schultz. Reward if led, and no questions asked. C. Sehultz. County Judge's . Churt House. Sanford, Fla. (Legal Notices) For Kent, Each $10.00 Purchase pepper and other spring crop seed from Stokes Seed I—Acreage For Sale Company, Arcade Bldg., atid be assured of pure type strains. All rOR SALE:—Beautiful arcrage seed disinfected. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 acres, consisting of some high anti 1 1—Miscellaneous some low land. Ideally situated for poultry farm Frontage on old Want' to exchange clear property i it Lando road. Can bo bought at a bargain with very easy payments. in West Palm Bench for a small This an opportunity for some fnrm with buildings. Prefer some one tois get a desirable poultry farm slock and tools. Not far from for almost nothinu. For further Sanford. E. W. Drayman, 338 I 2 information st-,. R J. Holly. First Clematis, West Palm Beach, Fla. National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Save 25' f , O. J>. Vaughn, optome- j tr s t, L. II, Griffith. Optician. 22—Real Estate To Exchange Sanford Optical Co., .105 E. Gth St. I New, Pretty, Stucco home just Eyes examined. Glasses made, only 1 fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. • outside city limits, garage. 111!) Also watch and dock repairing— ft. on new road, suitable store, filling station nr garden and reasonable prices. chickens two big lots, either Sub­ Bicycle. Gun, Lock and Phonogrnph urban Home or may be combined Will build nice repairing our specialty. Tnvs, with a business. bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ store and station $500 extra; a s erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, now Sl um. No better value pos­ "The Bicycle Store." MeLnnder sible. Fred E. Russcdl. Mo S... Park Box 1016. FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ cated lot facing east on Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good neighborhood. Very desirable for 15—Apartment For Rent home, quite dose to school. $1750.00 Almost ycur own terms. Address 2 room furnished housekeeping Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box apartment. $11.00 monthly. 301 ■131, Sanford, Florida. (’or. 5th and Palmetto. 2(i— Miscellaneous F o r Snle Furnished apartment, 1119 .Myrtle Ave. Inquire Mrs. Julius Takach. Ford trucks for sale; 2 dump bodies with jumbo gears, onlv Phone 597-R. used u few weeks. $200.00 each. I For Rent—Unfurnished garage fla‘, body, same type with self­ apartment, 1902 French Ave, starter. $200.00. C. Hi. Sibley, Lake Mary. 2-three room, modern, furnished apartments. $3(1.00 and $35.00 For Sale—Must sell this week, per month. Private bath, garage Underwood typewriter, typespaee. 1’hune 246-W. witer desk & chair. Rntoapojcl . , . , ,,, . ' top pak desk. All good condiAttractively furnished apnrtmcntc flat corner Unrk und Tenth Sts tion. Box 999. Care Herald. Frigidaire installed, water and FOR SALE—Hnusoholil furniture, garage furnished. Phone 18-J. reusottiiole, 618 Elm Ave, Thom.* Four room furnished apartment 321-U with private bath. 317 Park Ave. Wooti, all lengtns, for sale. Leave Cor. -Uh St. Phono 71. orders at 1511 Mellonvillc Ave. For Rent—Furnished apart men P. B. Dyson. 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. , Strayed or Stolen': One buy iny .horse. Blaze-faced, two e feet. Had tie rope on neck q Inst seen. Finder please fy Vance E. Douglass at rt Hquse. List of delinquents will be turn­ ed over to Folice Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY. Tax Collector. Ice Plant, West Side. jongwood, lemon and white sat. Answers to the name of Jack. Ider will receive reward if de- FOB RENT—Two rooms , one douhle lied and one with >red to L. A. Brumley, phone beds. Ill Park Ave. ST—Rhinestone buckle between Ifontezuma Hotel and Pnul’s Lty parlor. Fihder return to f c-o Herald. Reward. City License on every business, occupation or profession, for which license is required, was ili^c October 1. 1027. T I I K C IR C U IT C O U n T 0* T IIB T W E N T Y -T H U lD JU D iaiA U C IR C U IT O P T i l M S T A T E O P P l . O n i D A IN A N D F O R SU M . IN O L E O JU N T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . S A N F O R D R U t L D I N O 'A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION. A C o r p o r a t io n , tw en ty m o ; S M IT H . P resid en t. NEklMDI.K C OUNTY NOTIC E ’ >F S T t n 'K H O L D E R S I h e r o b y a n n o u n c e m r c a n d id a c y A NNUAL M K K T IN U f o r ....... le c tio n t o th e o f f ic e of s h e r ­ Notice -Is h e re b y g i v e n t h a t the if f of S e m i n o le C o u n t y s u b j e c t to nniuii'l m e e t i n g of t h e s t o c k h n l d th e u r t l o n o f t h e v o t e r s In th e i-rs of th o la i k e f r o n t tin 'p ro v e m e n i D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y tit b e h e ld next U umpnn)'. if c o r p o r a l l o n o r g a n t i e d June. I w ill a p p r e c i a t e y o u r am i ,XlHtlng u n d e r t h o l a w s of su pp ort, r e s p e c t f u l l y y o u rs . th e S ta l e o f F lo r id a , w ill lie held C. it . HAND. a t th e V a ld e s li n te l lu H an fo rd , S em in ole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a on M o n ­ TO V O T E R * O F S E M IN O L E day, January silt, IS'JS a t S; 0 n COUNTY I*. 11 . u t w h l e h m e e t i n g l b ........ irI h e r e b y a n n o u m e in y s e lf a s a n<>ration shall of may tran sact r h n d i d u t n f o r s h e r i f f of Sem inole n n y c o r p o r a t e b u siness. C o u n tv su b je c t to t h e actio n nf CARY l> LAN DIS, th e D em o cratic prim ary lo ne S ecretary l.u k e fro n l h eld in t h e e a r l y p a r t of J u n e U*2S. I m p r o v e m e n t Co, V e ry re s p e c tiv e ly . E. E. URADY IN THE i ' I l t d IT I 'u U I t T U |‘ t h e t w e n t y -t h i r d ju d ic ia l c tn u riT up th e state up F L O R ID A IN AND FUR SE M IN ­ O L E COUNTY. IN CHANCERY H A N F O R D I l l 'l l .D I M ! AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION, A C o rp o ra tio n , C om plainant. L I*. C H I T T E N D E N , c t at. D efen ­ d an ts. N O V IC E O F S P E C I A L MASTER'S * SALE. N o t i c e Is h ereb y g iv e n t h a t u n . d ec a n d by v ir tu e of a ileere* ot f i . ic o l u s u r e am i s ale r e n d e r e d In (ho a b o v e an d fo r e g o in g c a u s e on th e Dth. d a y nf P e c e m r e r , A. D. 1*37. I. a s Special M a s te r In C h a n ­ c e r y . un Monday, t h e 2nd d a y of J a n u a r y A !> 133*. hi fr o n t of t h e c o u r t hoc.in d o o r in Hanford, Hcinlnoly C ou n ty , F lo r id a , w ilt offut f o r ante an d sell to t h e highest b i d d e r f o r cash, d o r Iny t h e lean) h o u r s o f sale, th e f o l lo w in g d e ­ s c r i b e d la n d s , .situate, ty i n g amt b e i n g In t h e C ounty of Semlnoto am i t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a a n d more p a r t i c u l a r l y described a s follow s: IN T l l E CIRCITTT COU RT O F T H E T W EN T Y -TH IR D JU D ICIA L L ot. 191 n f P ln o h u r e t S u b d iv i­ C IR C U IT . U F J fp H K S T A T E O F s io n , of S a n f o r d "Florida, a s per F L u R I D A . IN A N D F U R SKM1N* p l a t t h e r e o f duly re c o r d e d upon O L E UOUNTY. F L O R ID A . ih » p u b l i c re c o rd s of S em lnot* E. II. AH H ER A F T , R e c e iv e r BernC o u n t y , F lo r id a Ionic C o u n ty Hank, iT nlutiff, T e r m s : C ush . P u r c h a s e r t o pay v». fo r deed. II S I.UNI!. D e f e n d a n t. 4 AH- H. HIIARON Jr.. O R D E R O F I’U IIL IC A T tO N S p e c ia l M as ter In C han cery . T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: II. S. LO.VI, a n d nil p e r s o n a In ­ te r e s t e d In th e f o l l o w i n g d ean crlb ed pro p erty slluatnd In S e m in a l* i > o f i i y . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : IN THE C llu’l lf COURT OK THE I^ its 19 a n d f>3 o f P a l m H a m ­ m ock, a c c o r d i n g lu p l a t t h e r e ­ t w r n t y . t iiir d JUDIUIALIUIR. CL'IT f>F FlJ'ltlDA. SEMINOLE of re c o r d e d a m o n g t h e t ’u b lla R e c o r d s of Humliiolo C o u n ty , Col .NTY. CHANCERY No t i c e u f a n n u a l s t o c k HOLDERS* M E E T I N G . Notice la h e re b y g i v e n t h a t th e regular A nnual M eeting of the s t o c k h o l d e r s o f S A N F U R D HON'D A M O R TG A G E C OM PANY will h» lo-bl at llie o ffice o f t h e C o m p a n y TH T H E V O T E R S ok* S E M IN O L E at 113 E a s t Second S t r e e t . H a n fo rd COUNTY. I w i s h to a n n o u n c e (lint I a m ti F jorlda. a t t h r e e o 'c lo c k I*, if , on EI.I/AUKTII LUNG. Cutnplalnaut. iry Dltli. 193* e a m l b l a t e fo r r e - e l e c t i o n to th e .Ianm v* tinted t h i s 33rd. d a y o f D e c e m b e r, o ff ic e of T ux C o ll e c to r " f S em in 11. E. A TKINSON. M A R IE M A T ­ o le C o u n t y , a tt b je c t to th e a c t i o n 1927. E. a D o u g l a s s . K INSON. h i s wife. W IL L IA M e . of t h e v o t e r s In Ih® D e m o c ru tlc C O I'L T O N et til. D efen d an t* I 'r e s l d eat f r In u irv to be h eld In J u n e . O R D E R D F IT IIL IC A T IO N F R E D It W IL S O N . YoUl* s u p p o r t w ill bu u p p o - e L u t d Secretary. 1 1 I E NT A T E OF F L U R ID A TO: JN U . D J I N KINS W i l l i a m C. L'uultun, F re d lloggs, J . E. F i s h e r . J G. I'rlce. J . H. I t lt o ii . W . Wlllougltby. R. F. G r i g g s Geu.. A Kust. ft. F. Ay. i ' ii 4*k . J . I - Adams. J ln t MtUvr, S h e r u i a n H ull. J A D u u th lt, C. » S m ith . G. E C a rte r. J o h n Atklnniiii Eil Hiirud A lton GuiRur, U ele W u r t h . It J. Cook. D) roll N oble, J o h n W C urutian. A. P. Alirum s. I.. S S la n fo rd . T. J. Jackson, S am uel T r e a t , T. H. C r a w le y , It. K M eeker J o h n F. Iliin ltc k . F . fl l ^ w r e n c e . H a rry .Monk, H e r b e r t M w k , J o h n S tan . Iny. W. C. Ellis. II N. Jon««. W llm er T r a n e y . C lars n c* Long. Iliick l l r o w n A 11 I'ln c h e r, F red M eek II. E. C a rte r. T. Ik Hogr r s . M. S. C urrie. N ew t. Davie. G W H ill, E nerry. T o m R a t ­ li f f . R e r b r l d a i ; lU tllf f. G- W . IVInelug, it'llns Homer 'V. F. Fierce. I.. F. I l u r k o y , and T. F. Ib nh.im It a p p e a r i n g from th e s w o r n bill iN T H E C IR C F I T C O U R T O F SE M . I N o l .E COUNTY, F L O R ID A . IN CHANCERY. • *. tv i ; o u d i u c h . C u in p la ln a n t. vs E. Ilcrmnuiuiii If H vlnv. ami H iteitil. th e hi'lrs. ilevlaors. g ra n t pbh n r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , u n d e r the snlil E. ItermniiNun a m i nil o t h ­ e r purlins, w h ose m im es a r e u n kiMWii lute rested In t h e laniis a n d pvrinlses Involved In tills suit. O R D E R FUR PU BLIC A TION THE S T A T E OF F L O R ID A '1 0 : E. 11 rimins. hi . If liv in g , and If lend, th e heirs, d ev isees, g ra n t e e s . >r u t h r r c la i m a n t s , u n d e r th e said ; ll evin un son n r n t h e r w l s e and til o ilie r p a r t i e s w h o se n a m e s s r e u n k n o w n in t e r e s t e d In t h e lan d s m d p re m is e s Involved In t h i s su it. It a p p e a r i n g by t h e s w o r n Hill if C om p lain t h e re in t h a t you m s y he In te re s te d In t h a t c e r t a i n lot, li te e o r p arcel o t la n d s l t u a t s In d rinlnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a, s a d d oi c i Ih.-d a s follows, t o - w l t : Lot a* of New U p sa ta . a c c o r d ­ in g In th e p la t t h e r e o f , d u ly re c o r d e d upon th e p u b lic rec• r d s of S em inole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida. IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D t h a t y o u am t each o f y o u be and you a r e h ereb y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r to ib e Rill of C o m p l a in t ' In thin c a u s e on Monday t h e ! n d day o f J a n u a r y , ISIS, u t t h e C o u r t H nusa at S an ford, S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , s a d l a d e f a u l t o f s u c h a y pe-rrsge* D ecree pro C onfcsso will be e n te r e d a s n l u a t you, said s u i t b e i n g fo r th o p u rp o s e o f q u ie t . In g an d e s t a b li s h in g t h e t i l l s o r t h e C o m p l a in a n t In a n d lu the a b o v e d r s r r l h r d p re m ise s . IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s n o tic e be p u b lis h e d ones a w eek for fo u r It) c n n srru tlv s w e e k s In T h e H anford H erald, n n e w s p a p e r , p ub lish ed in Hanford, S em in o le C ounty. F lo r id a . DONE AND O R D E R E D th is 3rd d a y of D ecem ber, 1!>!7, V. K. DOUOLAKS. C le rk of th e C ir c u i t C o u rt of t h e 33rd J u d i c ia l C ircu it In and for S e m in o le C ounty, F lo rida. Ily A. M W E E K S . • D ep u ty Clerk (H E A L ) 17—Business Places For Rent FOR RENT—Gasoline service staton and atore, excellent location, well equipped, low rent to res­ ponsible party. See Mr. Myers. 316 W. 1st Street. and general cement work. Concrete Co. J, E. Ter- 13—Wanted To Rent Pron. 3rd and ElmWANTED—i Room in private home, centrally located. AdWanted Male drtiv Box J. Cara Herald. Wants s garage near 315 Magno lia Ave. Call phone 771. tn—Experienced direct seltrii'mg $10.00 a day. Wonseller. Write Box 140G 19—Houses For Sale Fla. New Pretty stucco home Just outside city limits, garage, 100 ft. on new road, suitablo store, filling station or garden and ■Experienced mechanic. chickens two.big lots, either sub­ U«-d Tarta AndJGaroife urban hom e'or may be combined le 50. with a business. Will build nica store and station,' $500 extra- A t now $1500. No better value pos­ sible. Fred E. Russell, U° So* Park. Box 1046. ^ __ D BOND AND MORTCOMPANY. 112 Second FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central C,■*■■j* / C | 'A ■ Practically no on Improved business Street. $3500.00. Follow O ur W ant Ads For a Better Home at Smaller Cost lowness of the selling cost when you btn^ or sell through W ant Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and seller. For a few centt you can find a deairable purchaaer for your hom e immediately by fully describing your property and inserting a W ant A d in our paper S S t o t w i c e . By using one of our ourebaser and teller are -benefifed by immediate transaction* personal investigation, dpd the extrem ely low coat o f o u t W ant A ds. T X i he The Sanford Herald 1 Classified Dept. Phone 148 J , , ■ 11 .IM .'** Hriiufi H ’ rV&MH Mil* Margaret King lend* fnrthW ■upport to the negative In the de* bale about beautiful women bolng dumb. She recently won first prti* as the ranking senior co-ed b acbolafship #i the Uuivrrnliy » Utah. Sail Lxke City. Quits as Coach ------------------------- kvt I .1 Here * Joh n lieiam aa. wno a f u i cuacklng tunlball tor 31 year* ha* retired l i e »e» *l llie* ln s t ltu i# . *»< to Texas thi* yea* ud ho* lo h it tredti m any la u u a * elevnn* a l Qeorgla -T«ch P tn .usylvah lh .,,.. WarJiiiigtua and J eh trso a U < olhct achwiU. d en ts nl som e other Slat* wtinin the United State*, but that your particular glace nf rrsldence or address I* unknown, and that you urn each over the age of tw entym i: )var* and that there 1* no person w ithin the S tale of Florida, the service of a itummon* In Chancery upon whom would hind any o f auld defendants: It Is therefore Ordered that you and each of you. berelnabov* named, are hereby required to *aeh and every personally be and ap­ pear before our said Circuit Court at Sunford. Hemlnole County. Flor­ ida. on the 2nd day of January, 1911. |n m ake answer lo the hill nt com plaint filed herein against you in this reuse, otherw ise said bill of com plaint w ill he taken a* confessed by you and this eauae rrncccd. ex parte. T he nature ot said suit being a su it to foreclose a certain m ort­ g a g e executed by It. n. Deem and w ife lo Elisabeth Long, and rec­ orded In the public record! ot Homtnote County. Florida, In Mortgage Hook I p age JT. „ . , It la furthar ordered that this N olle* b* published In Th* Hanford Herald a newspap* r published In ,.n ,, 115th Christo th* w rit ut attachm ant Issued here­ in. . Therefore, you and e*ch Of you un<l all persons claim in g any In­ terest in the ubove described property ar* hereby ordered to b* and appear before th* Circuit Court, In and for Hemlnole County. Florida, at Sanford. upon the 6th day of Kkrch. A. D. I»JI- the aam* being a Rut* D ay of t t l s Court, and fa 1 not. olhsrw tM Judgment *»y a*f*aR w ill b* entered a g a in st You„ It la Ordered that thja Noflo* he published In T he Hanford Her­ ald, a new spaper published In Seoilnole Count*.- rlo rld a . one® each w eek, for th® period o t tw o Innlo Countr. Florida. It ta further ordered that thla N otice be publlehed In The Bnnfnrd Herald a newepaoer publlehed In Banford. Seminole County. F lor­ ida. one® a week for four (O conaacutlve weeks and a copy thersof be mailed to each of th* defen­ d a n ts nvmed in this Ordsr. WlTNEiW my hand and tha of* (total seal of the Circuit Court o f th® Slrd Judicial Clreult of the S ta le nt Florida In and for Hem. Inole County. Florida, on th is the rural coi celebrate •- - �« . v ........ TflE SANFORD ItERALD, SATURDAY, / . . - l j fbr E c et—m lo a t firmtup F eatures of advanced d e sig n and th e c o m ­ p le ten ess of detail dem anded in th e finest cars now offered in the N ew C hevrolet 1 ■ {v * ’ ■ 1 w sg f tim VACUUM TANK FUEL SUPPLY New Chevrolet! LARGER BALLOON TIRES IfflT 1 .W \| *T j/i 11l i J l m 1 n/j h]Ji’'W.1 ■ 1 J #3* • 1 I Jv: XtF/k 30 x 4.50 .*#m yi #f / Aj NEW STREAMLINE BODIES BY FISIIER THEFT-PROOF STEERING AND IGNITION LOCK NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL INDIRECTLY LIGHTED SINGLE-PLATE DRY DISC-CLUTCH NEW BALL BEARING WORM AND GEAR STEERING NEW CRANKCASE BREATHING SYSTEM HEAVY ONE-PIECE FULL-CROWN FENDERS Wheel Brakes STRONGER FRAME 4 IN. LONGER; WHEELBASE 107 IN. NEW ALLOY INVARSTRUT PISTONS AC AIR CLEANER ALEMITE PRESSURE GUN LUBRICATION IMPROVED VALVE-IN-HEAD MOTOR THERMOSTAT CONTROL COOLING SYSTEM NEW l)UCO COLORS NEW TWO-PORT EXHAUST F ea tu res o f advanced d e s ig n a n d t h e com* p le te n e s s o f detail dem anded in th e finest cars n o w offered in the Chevrolet presents me crowning triumph of sixteen years continuous progressir ; . .. .. -a great new automobile so impressive in appearance, p e i formance and staunchness th a t it marks the opening of a new era of luxurious transportation at low cost. Hi before - the Bigger and Better Chevrolet is impressivegenuine Duco, rich new upholsteries a n d handsome appointpe of big car performance once thought impossible in a lownts. , * priced car has been achieved by numerous engineering The Bigger and Better Chevrolet is powered by an• improved vaive-in-head engine with such impressive featur­ es such as alloy “invar strut1’ pistons, hydro-lamina hed camshaft gears mush-room type valve tappets, AC oil tu• # ter aiid AC air cleaner. Odes delightful smoothness — clickThe chassis has been redesigned. And as a result, the new Chcvrol in hour—the safety of four-wheel of-the-heel acceleration - the ability to maintain 50, 55 and 60 and gear steering mechinism — and brakes—the steering ease that can only result from a hall hearing comfort over all roads at all speeds, due to semi-c liptic shock ahsober springs VVe urge you to come in — see this beautiful new car ^ and learn lio>\ America by creating a Bigger and Better motor car and offering it at prices s _ • SEMI-ELLIPTIC SHOCK ABSORBER SPRINGS; 84 PER CENT OF WHEELBASE SAFETY GASOLINE TANK AT REAR Wheel Brakes �� 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, 1927 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1927; <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/0e43880f4c15cb04e9743b43d6511b71.pdf 09a125f81bac55388e13e483a253817c PDF Text Text ms 'Ut y!&359B& YOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. T H E WEA1 PiHiy cloudy tonighf, by min in sou Sunday fair And colder. VOLUME XIX. Leased Wire International News Service .SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATUHIUV. PECEMHKH 31. 1987 New Sanford Bank I m f i T o p Opens For Business ILL-FATED SUB On N ext Tuesday SOLONS MAKE MANY AUGURS FOR NEXT YEAR President Of Sanford’s New Bank 01814286 Sanford Atlantic Nat­ ional Bank Will Be Under Supervision Of U. S. Bank Laws Edward W. Lane Board Chairman Cordial Invitation Is Extended PublicTo VisitNewInstitution IN GRIP OF WORST SNOW STORM OF YEAR Rivers Arc Preparing ToEnter Undersea Boat And Re­ move Bodies; Weather Fav­ ors Execution Of This Plan John D. Jinkins To M a k e Race Again F o r Tax Collector Floating Wreckage May Prove Clue To Grayson’s Airplane Program Given For Reception Tonight For Pioneer Party No Herald WUI Be Published Monday Duo too the fact that New Year ia on Sunday thia year and that the stores in Sanford w*ill observe Monday as a legal holiday, The Herald will not publish on that day, giving its employees the opportunity to celebrate the New Year In the isual way, but will resume Its regular editions beginning Tuesday afternoon. Senatorial Seers Hold Special Meet Chicago's Ci Speeding Into! ing Snoi scopes Hall OFFICERS PROBE Crews Labor T< Sharp Conflicts Of Opinion DISCREPANCIES IN Recover Vi< Occur Amonc The Oracles, With Election In The Lead HICKMAN’S STORY Accident Thousands Of laborers Work Bodies Of Crew Will Be Tab ToKrf?p Roads Clear SoThal en To The Charleston Navy TrafficMayHcKept Moving; Yard On Board Dcstrovor RlizzardScndsMcrcuryDnwn , PROVING ETON, Mass.. Dec. !l —(INS)—D iv rs cut away tlx* wooden covering over the engine loom hiitob of the ill-fated sub­ marine S-l today and first pieces of wreckage floated to the surface. If bodies are found when the div­ ers enter the hatch, they will be ut Inched to ro|H*s nnd raised to tlx* Public on TM kiIm - mornintr . ------ to fall sui face for immediate transfer o'clock, according to an an­ through the afternoon ami night. t*» the Charleston Navy Yard nouncement today by Linton A high northeast wind swept th.* Aboard the U. S. S. Bushnell. excitement nttendE. Ai'en, president. The bank flukey deluge into huge drifts. Tlx* i.i Considerable the use of axes nrd crowbars Miowfnll had reached an average will remain open all clay with depth of about five inches early to­ by divers 102 feet below. Diver the public cordially invited day, but in-many places the diift * Bradford Bedford, of New London to. (Mill and make the ac­ reached a depth of several feet. ' 1Coqn., making hi- first dive, tele­ phoned to the deck o ' the II. S. S. quaintance of officials and em­ The blizzard brought a sharp Fa Icon that lie was going blind. ployees of She institution. drop in temperature. The mceury Diver William Carr, of Philadel­ Final preparations for the v.ill continue downward during the phia, notified, hurried to Bedford’s bunk’s opening havh been com­ next 24 hours until it touches zero side und found his male groping pleted and everything is in readi­ or below, according to the ' latest around on the floor of the ocean. ness for the event. The bark lorccast bulletin. Carr brought Bedford to the foot Two deaths in Chicago already Carr brought Bedford to the fifty building, located nt the southeast comer of First Street and Mag­ have been attributed to the storm. foot level platform. After Bed­ nolia Avenue, has undergone ex­ Tho snow storm is general over ford had been hauled to the Fal­ the major portions of Illinois, Indi­ con's deck he was found to have tensive repairs and alterations. ana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska The interior has been repainted and Missouri. Kansas City report­ had his vision Idunkcd by fogged plates in his helmet. He was and redecorated in harmonizing ed a three inch snowfall and a ra­ eye ru'hcd to tlic decompression room tones while the exterior has been pidly declining thermometer. Zero with blood flowing from Ids tx»*o. done in buff. temperatures are expetccd to fol­ The call sent down'the telephone No formal program has been low in the wake of the storm. Itait- tube to Carr: arranged, Mr. Allen announcing '.roud.i over the area affected have . “Shall wc haul you up?” that the opening will be more in ordered out snow plows in the bat­ “Hell no” was tin* answer" I'm tile nature of a get-acquainted tle to niuintain schedules. going down to open that hatch. Kansas City plowed through n meeting between citizens of the PROVINGF.TOWN, Mass., Ik-c. city and county and officers nnd four-inch fall. Fort Wortli and Dal­ -(IN S )—The 8— I may be raislas, Texas, us well as cities in Ok;* l directors of the institutions. Mr. cd from tho bottom of I’roviiiccInhomn und Southern Kansas re­ Allen will personally greet each tnwn Harbor today und the ls>d visitor. Inspection of the bank's corded unseasonable snowfalls and ics of forty men recovered from near zero temperatures. Citizens of quarters Is cordially invited. Louis awakened to find u three- the sunken submarine, which wus The Sanford Atlantic National St. inch fall with a howling blizzard in. scnt •*» a watery watery grave grave when when struck 8lruck Bonk will be operated, under fed- progress and a rapidly falling mur- l»y the guanntWtTbyer I Bidd­ •ciat banking laws and will ho cury. ing here on Dec 7. capitalized for $100,000 with n Work of digging a tunnel un­ Indiana and Central Illinois, too, surplus of $20,000. It will have felt tho brunt of the storm. Colo­ der the submarine has been com­ the financial backing uiul co-op­ rado and Northeastern New Mexi­ pleted, und lines will be slung eration of the same interests co recorded 7 below zero. Two around it, The huge pontoons are i:i controlling the Atlantic Nntional persons were officially reported readiness for lifting operations. Hank of Jacksonville, the larg­ dead in Chicago ns u .result indir­ Commander Saunders in charge est bank in Florida. ectly of the cold wave. of diving operations, said the Tho officials of the institu­ weather was ideal for diving- and tion are bankers of wide experi­ that every available men had been sent down, those rested up were ence nnd the directorate is com­ being sent dowh again. Meanwhile posed of prominent' Sanford and the bureau of Navigation ordered Seminole County business men. that all divers with experience nt Heading the board will ho Ed­ depths of 100 feet or more he trans­ ward W. Lane, president or the ferred at once to the mine layer Atlantic National Bank nnd onu John D. Jinkins, tax collector Falcon, flagship of the salvage tf the foremost financial leaders of Seminole County, today an­ fleet, from which the divers are of the south. • operating. Following nre the officers: nounced his cnndiducy for re­ While the work of tunneling be­ election subject to the Demo­ Linton E. Allen, president, Peter cratic primary to be held next neath the submurine wus being pushed feverishly, diver Thomas (continued on page two) June. Mr. Jinkins has served in this Eudic, who on the first day of op­ capacity since the organization erations at the sunken ship saved of Seminole County in 11)13, be­ the life of his comrade, diver L. C. ing appointed once umj elected Michaels, again distinguished him­ by saving the life of his part­ the other times. During the ten­ self ner below tho sea, diver C. T. Mat­ ure of his office, Mr. Jinkins has tox. They were working from op­ been complimented many times posite sides of the hull, blowing the by state uuditors upon tho man­ tunnel with high pressure uir lines Ha l if a x n . s ., Dec.ai—<i n s > ner in which his uccuunts have ~W hat nmy prove the first.tangl- been kept. He boasts u record of when Mattox’s hose became unmanugable nnd, flying from his hands, ole clue to the fato of the missing ■irplona Dawn with Mrs. Frances never having u correction from caused u cave-in of mud. Mattox W. Grayson and its other three oc­ the office of the state comptrol­ was buried, shoulder deep, and flung into such a position that he cupants, was reported from Prince ler or auditor. Prior to his election as a coun­ could not speak through his phones Edward Island this afternoon. A *Hck of wood resembling a strut ty officinl, Mr. Jinkins was a to those on deck. Tho workers became worried and to support the wings of a plane railroad mun, being connected *as picked up ut savage harbor in first with the Old Plant System notified Kadle, who pulled Mat t » ‘ •he northern part of Price Ed­ nnd later with the Atlantic Court from tho mire. ward Island. , Line as chief clerk tu the super­ Tho stick is more than five feet intendent. |n length, fish-shaped and varnHe was horn in Alabama and whod with a copper tube attached. ut un early age removed with | It looked as though the stick had his parents to Orlando where once had twin wrappings und n they lived for many years. He number on it. The piece of wreck­ has resided in Sanford for 26 age haa been aent to Charlottetown years. •or examination. * Arrangements were completed Mr. Jinkins has keen actively The Dawn bus been missing ii|entificd with the growth and this nrorning for the third annual J*nce it hoppod off ut Roosevelt progress of Sanford nnd Semin­ reception given by the I-uke Mary chamber of commerce honoring tho cield, Long Island, ut 5:07 P. M. on Friday Dec. 23. The plane was ole County. Ho is u Chamber of pioneer residents of that commun­ to have reached Harbor Grace Commerce worker and a mem­ ity who are 60 years und over. The Newfoundland, the following Sat- ber of the Kiwanis Club, which affair is one of the most enjoy­ ®™“y morning ut 7 o'clock from lie has served us treasurer and able events of the winter season Mrs. Grayson plunnrd to hop trustee. He is u mason, Shrinor each year and tonight's entertain­ off on an attempted trans-Atlantic and a charter member of Taylor ment is anticipated with much Commandery, Knights Templar. pleasure. flight. ‘ t I Mr. Jinkins is also prominent Frank Evans, prominent Lake in church work, serving the First Mary citizen, who was to have Mary Boy Loses Baptist Church as a member of made a short address, will be un­ From Accidental the boards of deacons and trus­ able to be present because of an He is entering his four­ operation performed on an infected discharge Of A Gun tees. teenth year as superintendent of finger. Following is the piogram as an­ the Sunday School. J** E- Hall, a Lake Mary youth, nounced this morning: his left arm yesterday after­ 1. Music by »n orchestra. . ** the result of an accident- Kent Will Attend 2. Greetings by Donald M. An­ •OUcharge of a gun while he and Cleveland Meeting derson. , 7*™* companions were riding In 3. Vocal selections hi’ Mrs- Stone. °°t on a lake near Lake Mary, 4. Music by the orchestra. Hurry Kent, Sanford automobile tun Is reported to have from the grasp of one of distributor, will leave Monday for t 5. Community singing. i^boy* anj iu f0||en j„ the Cleveland. O., where with other; 6. Vocal selections by Mrs. Clar­ °f the boat, discharging' state dealers he will lie the guest *ence Moran and Mrs. Chester Saun. ’ ’’j , •truck the floor. Young of the Cleveland Motor Company |deis. ’ i arm ur»s BO badly injured at a convention when late models 7. Short talks by the pioaeenu * ’* ’ arm was of tho car will be placed on dis­ 8. Violin solo by Kayninod M. ion being I Boll. . The Cleveland meeting will last 0. Principle address. at the twa days and then Mr. Kent will Ball. . •lb to New York where he will at16. 1Refreshments. • ••* ** ** tional Automobile L 11. Juste by the o r * " Lake Arm America Will Be Prosperous, Farmers Will Get Aid And Floods To Be Checked Arc Few Of Senator’s Divinings ExcStement Occurs When Sailor Faints CHICAGO, I)oc. •’ll.—(IN’S)— With the worst snow storm of the T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic " 'ntL‘r n,K'nK. thousands of laborI lie bantortl A tla n tic m i- , ers >.oikcil frantically this mornlnir tional Bank, the city’s now- to keep the lanes of traffic open. Cot financial institution, Will Hundreds of automobiles without formally open its doors to the , ',uns 'vf r« hopelessly stalled. The Member Audit Hunati Of lly William K. Hutchinson. International News Service Staff Gori esponden* Wa s h in g t o n ; Dec. a t—Ain­ ’t erica will be prosperous in 1028, agriculture will gair relief, Miss­ issippi floods will Ik* controlled, world pence will loom nearer while Galvin Coolidgc, Herbert Hoover nnd Al Smith will be el­ ected president in November. These were sonio of the out­ standing prognostications for the happy new year of *11)28 made to­ day by a special conclave of twenty senatorial seers, oracles and soothsayers. There appeared sharp conflict of opinion among tho oracles. The presidential election enuao the most uncertainty, as one Demo­ crat even predicted the re-elec­ Linton E, Allen, who will head tnc '..nford Atlantic Nnttun.il Bank, tion of Coolidgc while another is a tanker of IS years* ex|ierieoco, some of Ids pu*t connections being named Al. Smith us tho winner some of the largest financial institution* of the country. Just previous Others wero ini’elmito and avoid­ to coming to Sanford, Mr. Allen wax vice pre .jlotit and Miutli -m rep­ ed naming individuals. Tlxie was more unamity of resentative of the Nntional Bank of tin- Republic ,.f t ‘liieaip>. lie is a native of Georgia nnd entered upon hi- banking eureed .it Ilrmi wick. I r*ri» f Ion about farm und flood re­ in fact, no soothsayer had anything but kind words for the future of both proposals. Here are listed the most Important events of 1928, according to the eratorial seers: S enator Curtis, of Kansas, publican leader of the senate: < Action by Congress giving sub­ stantial relief to farmers and --*1 flood sufferer* ip (ho Mississ­ Reno Nevada Receives Recog­ Discovery Will Be Of Trentcn- ippi Valley.” SonaWr Reed (R) cf Pa., “Twelve more months of nition A h Being The M usi «lmt> Importance To .Medical I once, prosperity und steady em­ Vice-Ridden City In Amer­ World;.Muy Outrank Insulin ployment, with continued im­ ica By Noted Inventigntor As I'ulliutive For Dread 111 provement of agriculture. Senator King (D) of Utah: "A OAKLAND Cal.. Dec. 31—(INS) Movement touflrd tho t^nlou of NEW YORK, Doc. 31—HNS)— Broadway isn’t wicked—it simply —A ijjseovery of tremendous im­ ul I nnllonp for t'|o purpose <lf hns that reputation. Reno, Ncv„ is portance to tlx* medical world—ti promoting peace and preccnting the most vice-ridden city of the IL f.OK iMe eute for diabetes which war." Senator Heflin (D) of Ala., S. A. according to Major ilnxcom may outrank insulin, the only | "The control of tho government Johnson, internationally known known p ihalve- today u holding i by the South and Wust by the vice jvestlRutor, nni’. the cleanest attention of scientists at the Uni­ ; cY’ctidn of a strtaig Western city in the country— considering versity of Galifomiu at Berkeley and cl-< where through out the {Democrat to thu presidency und its size—is now York. ’ (continued on page two) The six worst cities in tlx* world United -tutus, the Oakland Post* - * ■ 1 1 1■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■■ for commercialized vice, he .-aid in Enquire! raid today. The cure, development of widen un interview today, nre n.s follows: in the order mimed Gario, Con-tun* Is one of the outstanding promises tinoplc, Marseilles, Rio Dc Janeiro, of 1928. lies in n tropical fruit which grows wild in the jungles of Ilucnos Aires, Paris. Major Johnson, who is connec­ Slam, according to a report, now ted with the American Social Hy­ under study at the University o giene Association! took a leading California, given to the American BELIZE, British Honduras, Dec. part in investigating and x *einbl- Association for the Advancement ing white slave truffice data for of Scieixe by Dr. Hugh-M, Smith 31—*’(INS)—Jubilant residents of this little part of tho British Em­ tho League of Nations,. He and his of Bangkok. Dr. Smith formerly wus United pire tucked uwuy in Gentral Am­ associates investigated renditions on four continents. Then the lea^ States Commissioner of Fisheries erica today prepared to celebrate acting a advisor in a double holiday. guo recently issued u lengthy re­ nnd now port incorporating tho ’ investiga­ fisherii * to tlx* Siamese Govern­ Only u day uway, us tho clock ment. Preliminary studies appear i.oes, was the New Year—some­ tors’ findings. . “Of nil he big cities of tlx* world to show, Dr. Smith said, that thing to be ushered in with fitting New York is the cleanest,’’ said wherca-i insulin serves only to hold enthusiasm, and iu their midst diabetns m cheek, Johnson. “This will surpri o | h*o- **r*~»y» !......... . the v"w storage ....... tro­ uas that personable umbassador pie who read of tho gay time* the |'/c#,«(™'t •'“»>' under Mine conch- i of good will from the United w n W _ns a curative. big butter und egg« man men i.re tire sunnossuppos Uo]"» j States, Col. Ghnrles A. Lindbergh ixl to have here.. They do cut up j So c)u-up is the fruit that five I'—u* young mnn to lie showered duy’a supply may la* purchased > n high jinks clubs l .. looking .at .the . night Bungk -k market for the equi- | with honors befitting u distin­ tuit if .they nip f»r. ,loose the vhlent of five cents in United guished guest who chose a- route girls und women they haw t« hunt. Status money. is ximpli. never before used by any other Then* is no segregated divtriet. city itself. OnuTreatment merely eats the visitor to these parts. Greenwich Village in only a bally­ With all business suspended, of­ fruit. Tlx* discovery was niailo by hoo-nothing like the village of the ficials and private subjects were Dr. Yu I S. Sanitwongsc, » gradu­ days before the war. Hotels have of the medical department *>i ready to crowd whatever timo tho developed a technique to check ate young aviator decides to spend immortality by means of private the University of Edinburgh. here with receptions, parades and Warning that in the absence of detectives, floor clerks aiul strict full physiological ami ciiqicul data excursions to places of interest. supervision of hell boys. Politician* it would he unwise to set up lurge Although Col. Lindbergh was have come to tho conclusion that claims for the fruit at this time, vice does not pay from political Dr. Smith raid: “But from the in­ at first expected to hop off to­ sandpoint and it has- ulnxist disap­ formation nt hand it would appear day for Ban Salvador, across peared iin America’s biggest city. that in thesu plants wo have uvail- Central America, it waa indicated “Reno. Nov., is somrthing else a cheap, easily administered that he would probably defer hla again/ Reno, n city of 14.000 has u able substance which has u noteworthy flight until Monday. legalized system of tolerated pro*- palliative influence The young flyer retired laat on the xugnr itution. Relatively speaking,it’s the .content of the system In diabetes night after being entertained ac the Various social clubs and a t­ land nmy uct like Insulin. (continued on page two) tending u special welcome perform­ ance' at Nurds Palace Theatre where u large audience cheered kiiu voclferiously. OFFICIAL STATES . KINDS GOTHAM BOASTS NEW METHOUDU MINIMUM OF VICE DIABETES LindberghHonored By Jubilant People j in British Honduras Remus May Be Freed From Asylum In Few Months Declares Official Selmdn President Of LIMA. Ohio., Dec. 31.—(INS)— erently from other inmhte* within Possibility that George Remus the sombre walls of the "city of will be released from the state usy- insane,” D*. Yorhau said. He will not be kept in a cell unle-« he be­ lum here after only a few mont cYas voiced today bv Dr. W. H. come.' uncontrollable, hut will he Vorbau, superintendent of the in­ pjaced in the non-violent divuiun, stitution, Dr. Vohbnu said that which entitles, him to span* in a from three months to a y e a r; corridor with- others of tfc same woulth j>o required for observation classification, Six of the mo*t prominent al­ of Remit, before he could possibly ienists in the.state h«v« already be dismissed as sane. Remus’ attorney has appealed declared that Rer.ius I, sane. the probate court decision nnd is Three o fthese wero Introduced bv also attemptbqP 'to obtain his the stnta during t!v murder trial. ‘ other three w•’.<>. with Judge over the insanv t ;u . & • ud that Remus K S County Medical ° - J“ Uwyers Invfcptigate Admts«ion Of Hunt’s Grandmoth­ er Thai She Tried To Rent Room WherfcjCrime Occured Engineers To Observe CHICAGO, Dec. 31— ( —An unidentified was killed and more than 4 others were injured, possibly futaliy, when -1 trains crashed in <t storm here today. . Ten crewrf of men feverishly to cut through t steel walls of thrfla f , By Arthur L. Marek International News Service Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES, Calif.. Dec. •O— The startling admission by Mr*. Carlo Rf. DriakeU. 42-year old grandmother of Welby Hunt that ,he and her grandson had sought to rent a double apartment in tho Bellevue Arm* today Inspir­ ed district attorney’s investigators t<> redouble their effort* to uneover new evidence of the Marion scoped pullman coachfa on Chicago I nrker kidnapping and murder "Hummer'’ crack Alton railroad train to cast. William Edward Hickman, con­ rate eight or more men and ‘ fessed kidnaper nnd slayer of the Imprisoned following tho little Parker girl, says it was in crash with train No. 78 his npnrtmcnt In the Bellevue ssmo railroad. Arms that he held Marion captive Both trains crashed in a'i mid unaided put her to death. yard hero when engineers In a previous confession, which to observo*})) * ‘ ‘ he has since repudiated, Hickman intense driv declared a man, "Andrew Kram­ white curtain effort I Twenty-flvo and er, ’ und a woman, “Juno Dunn­ ing,” were Ms accomplices. passengers on tho Hunt, 10 vear old Kansas City known to have be*n youth, and Hlcknirfn, who wore taken to a hospital in j schoolmates and later worked as lances. The extent of t hank messengers under Perry 5f. Is not known. I’nrker father of the murdered Witnesses told noHco girl, have by their dual confessions engineer of the “Iiommei admitted they embarked together ently observing the te ar i pn n career of crime , ------ which --- T„ was — express train loom out climaxed on Christmas Eve. 1926, white curtain, jammed on I by the fatal shooting of 8. Ivy ea—too late. Thoms, Lot. Angeles druggist. In ,WUb * roar and crash a frustrated holdup of hlihi Rose .idlr^on painted train Hill Th **-riaeu — •n$»$kl|ath* stationary . Both 'oyaW 'oya rm erly lived in the scoping the last three c Alhambra home o f Hunt’s grand- engine of- (hw "tsidmamr” futher, Abuer Driskell, well-to-do Icarol, tho tracks but drygoods merchant, whoso myster­ ture framed by the ious sulcido at tho ago of 00 also threo coaches. , is being investigated by tho dis­ Many J those rushed trict uttyrney’s office. hospitals were severely bi Other new developments in the the red hot sides of the I investigation of unsolved phases the showers of sparka’ of thu Mariuu Parked kidnaping fire-bed of the engine. and murder lire: An immediate investigation 1.—Hunt, who admits ho parti­ launched .by police, th» cipated in the Rose Hill Pharmacy office, the state’s at to holdup, hut denies responsibility flee and railroad officials for the death of Thoms, is aecus- tach negligence, If any, to cd hv deputy eheriffs of firing tho wreck. fatal shot when nn autopsy report Worker* homed the A .38 calibre bullet had taken tho until they reached a druggists life. Hickman in hU by a heavy beam. confessions, said Hunt was carry­ ing A AH automatic pistol while (continued on page he used A .32 calibre gun. Hunt maintained his weapon was on safety und that ho did not fire • shot. * 2 —Dcteetiw* Chief Herman Clino announces Hickman haa changed his written confession to the murder of th* Parker girl, re­ futing his previous declaration NEW ORLEANS, Dec. that ho throttled his victim be­ (INS)—While, federal in cause of an uncontroluhlo desire tore were probing to kilL Hickman now says, ac­ Mrs. Mabel Arico, cording to Cline, that he feared day night on charges < the girl would hinder his plot to 20-year-old Anna Lat obtain $1.5000 ransom from her for three years, had father if she were permitted to bribe the girl's girl’s grar live. move her from tho < 3— Police absolve Hickman oftho case, they the slaying of policemen P. L. that Mr. Arico had Bennett, who waa hot down last four yean ago ia s at Jun. in u millinery shop holdup The bribery charge when eye-witnesses failed to iden­ by Max Klake, tify Hickman and flngcrprnta in girl, who saya Mrs. tho case did not compare with led her to eat those of the kidnaper. Klake said he day in response call and that aha Brinkley Is Seriously sum of money to rei to Covington, La., Hurt In Auto Mishap or some other place. Police" * Joe Brinkley, Altamonte Spring* marshal and formerly »a deputy Arico was with under Sheriff C. M. Hand, is in charged small m _ Orange General Hospital at Orlan­ atatned from an do suffering from injuries which authoritiaa of th* he sustained Friday afternoon in police the an automobile accident near Altt- fraud. The munte. were later Brinkley’s condition is reported waa not prvsecut to be serious. His injuries are aakl Ansa Lamu, wi to consist of numerous cuts alpftit waa revealed when the body and a badly fractured arm her searching for f< and hand. Internal injuries are also can, la atiQ ii feared, it waa stated today by said she la friends and relatives. Brinkley's motorcycle is said to have been run down by an auto­ mobile throwing th* officer from hit machine and pitching him on the pavement. He waa unconscious for more than an hour, it was re­ C. A. ported. • Federal Men] Chan And Dr. G. S. Selman of Sanfo last night elected president Seminole County Medical So* at a meeting held at the Valdez Hu. ,. - —■ tel. Other officers ura; Dr. C. M. Mitchell, vice pm ident: T. Schools To Reopen Dtntcn, secretary and On MondayMorning Dr. .Samuel I’ulestcn, ' the stiate medical ass After a ha W. T. Langley alternate jn _ , . weeks, and Dr. H. D. Smith, <?om on Monday momI nturn to an annoucement A committee was upp.-1 accord! bvT W .U w ton county .dpioin th* Hospital Board notnu . * that I ' ’ * • • ing an nil* ‘ ] « �30, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T .il, "F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R \J ) l l ——J— Old Moore’s Almanac tias Gloomy Predictions For WorldDuringComingYear Playing Together tor Eight Years LONDON, Dee- {ML—Ceaseless I ;n serious internal difficulties, ami " i In the Unietd States unrest in China, two Influenza cpi-1the coal riots demies, threatr. of war between thj | wil1! cause'great alarm. Earthquakes* Seen United States and Japan* four dls asirnus fires of explosions in' March and December wilt *co America and England, two earth­ earthquakes in different parts of quakes, storms, floods and vol­ the world-and August will be the canic disturbances, th i illness of month of a serious financial panic a member cf the British royal fam­ in c'nc of the British colonies. ily, the death of a famous r.tate i- Trouble in China is forecasted man, u cholera epidemic In India, specifically in January February, March, September and November. coal riots in tho middle west of the But in general, Old Moore con­ United Str.ies, tho loss of a war-i cludes the world will be better vn ship with ir.c.ny caav.oltl** and ml the year to come. The average tviii l.wik uiion a life lean »n abortive attem pt to restore to the throne n deposed monarch of Cen<ja ! Europe. ( ' There ure the main events the v ( rid may expect during the yacr ;E BASKETBALL 1028, according to the predictions ItESULTS or Old Moore'a Almanack, one fniuous handbook which has hud a e: Illinois .33, Wash place upon nearly every English iiuruty table or bookshelf lor gen­ Northwestern 23 erations. . Brighter Outlook ✓ In spite of these Impending caI U.3tri:phes, Old Moore sees a Minnesota brighter outlook for the world in general during the coming ^yctir. industry is healthy, he sees, hut ! the governments of the world will tabik-.h a claim to the feather­ weight title beatlm* Caifroneri; In fie :, tiia. goes lor oath of tho principlf*. Benny Basil, of Philadelphia, happens to be In with a prior claltn, but th;;* happens to be Poxln ;, not gold m'.nln and jo Benjamin real­ ly cannot hope to ge. anywhere un­ less he stes lit to dispose of to­ night's su n i .or. Benjamin, I un­ derstand, is a hit miffed at the loc­ al commission end may not rare fo play in our hack y v d byt if they show him the mofey and tho un­ qualified title, he imghr to be nl:o. In any event, it bejrinl to look us though the featherweight cln4s coon will l n 'e a real louder and to ­ n ight’s work, if r.ol artually startinq the !x*ll rolling. a t least will give it a 1ir i clnss nudge on the tdilcK.i. Walsh Selects Taylor To Defeat CanzonerIn His First Battle In Garden By Di t Ii J. Walsh International News Servioc [r -‘ . Sports Editor - NEW YOHK, Dec. 30.—Bud Tay­ lor, most consistant of all fighter* . before the pdblic today unless you care to make an exception in the ' case of Gene Tunney himself and f ■“ no other, will meet Tony Canzoneri V« tonight at Madison Square Garden in n ten round bout that will decide two Interesting point.*, one of which » hears the aspe-ct of downright n drama. It was almost four years ngo to the month that Taylor, fistn Hying ' and cold gTcy eyes flashing, kncck6r ed Frankie Jerome Into that nether state of unconsciousness front i which no victim emerges. Frankie \V- didn't. Ho died that night in Belle­ ' | vuc Hospital. ',.V For four yenrs, Taylor has gone right on fighting the best nnd the worst in all sections . of the lnnd but he fought none of them in the i garden ring. Tonightl ho w.H re• turn to the auspices under which \ - the tragedy was enacted, although t another garden and another ring ! alnco has risen up to rcplnce the J- . Perhaps Taylor had other rea­ sons for not nppenring At the club which witnessed the first of two fatal finishes In which ho has been an Innoctnl principal. The other re­ sulted in the death of clever Sendo, Filipino, nnd the writer feels certain that Taylor never returned to fight again at the scene of that tragedy. Somehow, too, f suspect Handicapping r.nd form sheets, however, should make Bud x\n worse than an even money bet. bo 1 n ust assume that his return to the club he hu: uo obviously avoid­ ed has nlso influenced the odds. In other words, local gnmbolccrs ;i:*c getting wchnloicicftl ^ ‘1 I hnve to sny is that they were tough enough in the, first place. Speaking.of the fir->t place re­ calls tho fnct that 1 mentioned n second point, hitherto unaccounted for. 1 is tfrnt the Taylor-Canznncri match will proceed some distune • in unmuddling the featherweight championship ntudd'e. Taylor al­ ready is bantamweight champion in every place where they insist t-n thinking first and talking after­ ward. He pretty thoroughly can NEW YOHK. Doe. 30—(NS) —Knute Iti.cknv, Notre Dame lootbnll coaih. has chattered the Cuni»rd Liner Carmanla for. his toor t.i the 01; mpic Games at, Amstdrdam- Holland, next summer. Tho party will leuve here on July -0 nnd will u-turn on Sept. 2, oftci visiting seven European countries Hock lie "-II be accompanied by manv cnlb-.-jo students nnd .iier* NEW YORK. Dee. 1)<—.pairing of obtaining fin;it tdums here. Knute Hausen nad George Godfrey have itigm-d for '.cut in Philadelphia on Ian. 23 T.;ia will lie? Godfrey’s first hi" fight -infe he was outpointed hj lack Sharkey in Boston more- tlia:. i year ngo. Other lending lieiwy weights hive drawn tile color lln-i j-;:iln t him. Women T o Race r 'Parliam ent Al d is h Elections / b J C T / V l o T RE'bTtMGr w A R R E S sT E O — A P lM C H E O ! E H ? ‘S lV 'W M \LES ’.-IE > e .A » D , B o T I W A S WAltrtlWCr ( --------------<5PE E O “TlAlMCa- AMD ~-Wh\/VT ? MEE-EE. \ CAoTtdM MeR ? DO WOO TVMUK AM OLD A N T IQ U E U K G . H E R MOTt-lER WMOVAJS AMWlHlMGr ? EVA? VM vJAVL? N O /N O T MET J B u r s h e 'll g e t u b B o t h t £ n w e a r s / IF w o u DO m T H o BRW O uT ' - E f \ H O W M U C H ? 1 0 o m 'T : s ‘ p j y i t 'll b e VM TH’ h o m o HE O S -lU c — J F «SV\E 'TALH'bTO IHE. J U S T I C E ( v p ^ —C' 1 T) < s ? v \^ v T H tC c B /6 -7 •I ■ L and Japan." Old Moore declares in his predictions for February. Throughout ihe almanack this sen­ tence is rcitcrated; he seen the questions of immigration and n ival (supremacy precipitating n dispute which threatens to develop into ’armed conflict. Of Chinn, Old Moore Ims muc.i to say. uml little of it is opt i ink tie. He seea tho Communist influence musing incessant uprisings, wtlh foreign life and property contain.ly endangered. ’ Serious fires in London anil Die Midlands ure on the calendar for February, follow ed by the Anted- LONDON. Dec. J.—(IN S)—A r.conl number of women will offer themselves for election as mem­ ber.* oft the House of Commons nt lie- next British General Election. Tho candidature* of thirty-eight have s» far been endorsed by the thico maiiT political parties, nnd it i* expected that probably fifty will bo on the electoral lists by 102U. At the lad. General Election •hirlv-tvvo worn in pul it;i mid only I t-v, Lmly A tor anil Mr*. Win­ ! ...nghani—w-re elected. I Nine women ale on the Ctmserv..»i li.t. nLx on that "i thq Lib­ , —i,. .mil i!i« t -,b*,r Party have WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY % Maryland penitentiary 5 last, when he and Benjai Sprngjns attempted to was to^ay eenteneed hr c Court Judco Joseph X. uj, he handed. A-dor, who rits for thq Sut ; -1 of Piymcuth. will «;'»» . n tltuency again. A not mil '.»» the women’s rank PankhuMt, Cm famous suf . .Itr. Sli.; will contest th< -.apoi division of London. ; ?ct well without loss of , from business JAPAN’S TEAM LOSES OAKLAND, Calif., Dee. 30 — (INS) Wnseda University Bnskrtbull team of Tokio, Japan, was defeated here last-night by Uni­ versity of California. Tile score was 32 to 13. P . Connell; Sc Sons BALTIMORE, Mil., Dee (IN S)—Charles Cnry, with killing Alfred H. SPECIAL 30 x 3!/ 2 Cord 30 x 3 Vi Oversi/e 30 x 3 Vi Straight size 31 x 4 Cord 32 x 4 Cord 29 x 440 Balloon 31 x 525 Balloon . Gasoline 21} XEW York. D< . 30.-—(INS) Tl . \ v Giant - will play at twenty-three nnd possibly twetntydis exhibition gnnicj on theii v n r ir t r a in in g trip next J'®®90”* Mi; it . i tho cnnte-'ti* are with the Senator*. Athletics and Rad Sox. No National league clubj will bo met. • . ... Sanford, Fla The Brightest Spot in Florida -ndlng Alphotwo Virgin- llumWg ouldovt* d Jacob.* \MV-W M O T H E R S G E T O R A * -/ c*.?77 CY XTA StTVXC. INC. Sanford Batter Electric Co. AT THE SHOP y \ / v / o o ' m E A M -M O vjE T h a t h e ’s c a l l i n 'T H '( > B E D — W E S ,B t r r t h ' , C R A N E — VAJHATS U LTER IO R M OTtUE tS , H E C-iOtM* *T' DO i "JO MOME o C 'S o u P B O N E W hat is- 5 point ' m ^ ou e Th a t j i t e »t o o cloee to h ve , CA^'TtMCr T y'fcHACHiNE. WOO KMOvaJ * z— v —-------^ /§ \ J TO S T DOWN l <E»01T S O F ^ -S te . V \>\ V /o u 'R E N O T ALLOVAiEO | TH A T , V \ A LSO A P H U E ^ TO y / a l a ^ im * d o v m m y y y z ' ' Building) M aterial Service S e c u ri'jy L um ber Co phone 797; Willard Service Station u>7 w. riist I'hune 318 Daytona Beach, Fla y jE R T tC A L L V / A New Year’s Resolution C ELEBR A TE NEW Y E A R ’S EVE If you only need half a dozen no** shingly* on the roof or. if you ure pDnn'ig to build n home rcsol r t u t you will use the best maJerial you ran obtuin. That rojpnu you’ll u*c Bond-Hill Product*. Brightest Spot in Florida Couvert $3-50 .1 * • * Phone 9107 — or write Box 1325 .. for Reservations .» ; • v ill3 cLa e ffig Q WITH A MILL B A C K IN G , Pond Grade �r INJURED DISASTROUS A IN W R E C K (eontlnnad from page on*) said: “My name U Mary Streof SL Louis. God' pltase huiTry. it last much longer. Bei Be vide ant is a woman-dead-and there are re. Please try----- " She. relapInto onconsdousneas. un emergency hospital, banked gigantic bonfires, was set aj r the scene o f the wreck and res of nurses and physicians formed emergency operations n tnaimed victim* as the stingsnow beat down upon the wreck tain crews arrived with holstcranes to assist firemen In ir work. A runaway was conicted over the ice-coated tracks in the embankment, to the wt for ambulances to dash to­ il hospitals with vicitms of the utar. One hundred policemen • ordered o the scene to keep Ic crowds who braved the zero >ther to watch the titanic strugto liberate those imprisoned, t the third coach from the first Se pulled down, workers foun.l roximataly eight women and man some of them probably illy Injured, it was said. Physita in the ghostly glare of the ^ylene torches applied emergeniraaaings and rushed the vtci Into ambulances to neighboril hospitals where emergency i had been set up. m Sanford Bank lens For Business n N e x t Tuesday (contiuneri from page one) •'altner, president of the Osa Cyprpess Company, vice ddent and Arthur Branan, liar. he directors are: Edward W. e, chairman; Mr. Feitner, nk Evans, county commiser and chemical manufactur8. O. Shinholser, crate manuurer and president of tho ford Chamber of Commerce’ Cameron, celery grower; W. Hill, city commissioner and i president and general, manr of the Bond-Hill Lumber npany; R. A. Newman, genI manager of the Hill Hard- and House, which will mean con­ ware Company and Mr. Allen. Others who will be employed tinued prosperity for America.” Senator Moses (R) of -N. H., by the institution are: J. D. Woodruff,' ta'ijer; Miss Ruth "Another demonstration that to J. B. Stewart of Femandina Walkfer, Stenographed; Miss carry New York does not mean Thelma) Walker, bookkeeper and the election of a candidate to was elided chairman of the state Joe Boddle, porter, who has the presidency.” Senator Capper Democratic Executive Committee worked In the sam* building for (R) of Kas., "great strides In at a meeting held Friday In Jack­ the development of aviation, par­ sonville Mr. Stewart succeeds the 20 years. Announcement of the bank’s ticularly commercial aviation on late Robert E. Davis of, Gaines­ ville. S. W. Clark of Calhoun organization waa made in San­ a transcontinental scale." Senator * McKeller (D) of county was named secretary of ford on November 10 following several weeks of conferences Tcnn., "Protection of the people tho organization. George W. Me Rory of Sanford followed by surveys msde of the and lands in the Mississippi city and county by the incorpora­ Valley ngainst flood ravages.” represented Scmi.iole County at He reported th a t tors of the institution- The San­ Senntor Harris (D) of Ga. , “En­ the gathering. ford Chamber of Commerce was actment of legislation giving the session was featured by an active in interesting Mr. Lane agriculture the san(i opport^d- address by Governor John W. and hts associates in locating a ty for prosperity that is now en­ Martin, who admonished Florida democracy "to carry on to greater bonk here, presenting to those joyed by Industry." goals of progress." officials much valuable informa­ tion concerning the economic sit­ New members appinted to the uation of the city and county. committee to fill vacancies were mimed by the committee as fol­ The Sanford Atlantic National lows: * Bank Is the first connection out­ side of Jacksonville that has Evans Hale, Alachua county; ever been formed by Mr. Lane George W. Seoffield, Citrus; Morris and his associates, and this fact T. Forscher, Urcvnrd; G. W. Mc(contiuned from page one) has been taken by Sanford peo­ Rory, Seminole; Tom B. Stewart, ple as a decided compliment to worst town in this respect in the Volusia; J. C. Sole, I/evy; John T. this city and an expresison of country. Politicians have the uppci Vocelle, Indian River; W. W. faith in the future of th j com­ j hand but there are evidences of an Phillips, Columbia, and I. J. Mc­ munity. awakening public sentiment led by Call, Holmes. Election of delegates to the next | university professors who nro Democratic national convention fighting the situation. "The situation throughout the was deferred until the next meet­ I United States ns regards commer­ ing. cialized vice is showing marked improvement— and has nlmnst YANKS RELEASED steadily since 1910, when the Mann Act was passed. This law NEW YORK. Dec. 31.—(INS) — strengthened our immigration lnw The winter house cleaning of the (contiuned from page one) that undesirables could be bat'- New York Yankees is proceeding a Southern Democrat to th? so red and today the traffic of women merrilv. Pitcher Joe Giard and vice-presidency." and girls into this country is sur­ Ray Morehart, ability infielder, Senator Watson (R) of India­ prisingly small. are the Intest to get the axe. na: "Endorsement of Republican politics by the American peo­ ple through a sweeping Re­ publican victory at the polls next Nov." Senator Brookhart (R) of Iowa, “The passage of an adequate farm relief bill in 1928 will be the most important event since the abolition of slavery." Senator Shortridge (R) of Cal., 'The election of Herbert Hoover IIS president of the United States." Senator Ashurst (D) of Arizona; "Tflic complete defeat of the Swing-Johnson Boulder Dam Bill." Senator Nyc (R) of N. D., "A trend in one or the other o[ the major parties away from the influence of our financial im­ wishes perialism and toward responding directly to the people." Senator Smoot (R) of Utah: "The election To extend a most of a Republican president Senate Official States Gotham Boasts Minimum O f Vi ce to President Linton E. Allen, Edw. W .L ane and associates upon th e opening *i Works Cordial Greeting ncer s The Sanford Atlantic - T. of S anford’s new est banking institution the SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK S 0 L 0 N S MAKE M A N Y ANGERS FOR NEXT YEARS Sanford Novelty -* * May this new institution render for it many years of a servicq to Sanford that will insure increasing growth and prosperity. ORLANDO BANK AND T R U S T COMPANY j National Bank And best wishes For a prosperous future. wishes to extend a most cordial greeting F t**.- ijfS ■ * - -a . to the officers and directors of the new Ift , ,* iSpra. V * ■* LAKE MONROE Sanford Atlantic National Bank and to Seminole Awning wish them many years of successful ser* veice to both Sanford and Seminole Coun­ I # wishe to extend a most cordial greeting ■i Shop ty. m — , % * to the new ■ wishes to extend a most cordial greet­ Sanford Atlantic ing to the And Sincere Good Wishes Sanford Atlantic to the If. Officers and Directors I ' J of the new , Sanford Atlantic 1 National Bank > i *»« and . . * National Bank and to wish the new institution and to the • - * many years of prosperity in which it * “ Citizens of Sanford to wish the new institution many years of can serve the citizens of Sanford and prosperity in which it can serve Seminole County _ ancle Tire National Bank Awning for the bank building furn' m _-I HENS . ished by the Seminole Awning Shop >. M ' 'I* ’ .. ■ • ■' ' /. • >* . *- V ’. ' ' si fi of Seminole County �Marentette Thanked Fqr Orphan’s Show M arcnfott^ through whose thurtc-iy the orpines were pcnniUe<l t<> witness free of .harftp'n picture .the recent t liristmas ru tty giy. ppnn, president. of the cn hy tn£ .Milam* Theater. i frwrd of iryatec.s of the Methodist Mr. I'ugnn nlxo expressed hi? f • prphanajre n t llenson Springs, llrnnka Tor the K'>rcro*ity of the i; f today publicly expressed his ap­ preciation and that of the 111} r children of th e.institution to J. L. w hite-H.phieyn,*,, |,w liy who„. courtesy the children were tn .n fported to an from the theater in automobiles. ; - to Officers the ■ - and 1Directors of the 7 to the officers and directors V" of the *• If tVyt * j -1 i* • *■ ••srirtura1* W S a n f o r d A t l a n t ic ** avrr- • rixi • >■■ N a ti o n a l B a n k *t; aud io the wild r. Citizens of Sanford and Semmcle County ir»n<< *tC .. KXH. vl bor> .!J frt*vw:u ud«r *o« i+m fold? mf F. B. Robbins P ,y i.w iiiic i i i ’a .o i a iW t P r e s i d e n t L in to n E . A lle n •+^ru>J C h a ir m a n E d w a r d W . L a n e and their associates upon the opening of A -n-.xfts Distributer of T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a ti o n a l B a n k Flo - Pure mb Jba*. H»u*. W ater B u ild in g M a te r ia ls T h e B o d w e ll R e a lty C o 211 E. First Street Phone •lull Phone 845 8th St. and French Ave wishes to extend a most cordial greeting to I » o d «\) A M A\r to'extend a cordial greeting to E. W. Lane,Linton E. Allen and the other officers and directors of the to wish the institution many years of prosperity ' on the opening of the bank on • ‘ ■ i can serve citizens of Sanford and ..Semi Both banks in are using our service v J 7- ! W /■ i'wi i |i \ �n Greetings ; Sanford Herald r« * |< TAMPA TRIBUNE W ith th is issue of The Herald, we turn hastily from A vtIM bidding the gruesome period of 1927 a curt and lasting .1 farewell to the more pleasing occupation of contemplating r , i s i s . a t ( h r t'M ta f r ic f ruriiu. n l t r «*r w hat the New Year may hold for Sanford citizens. Of one a. ihw. thing we can all rest assured, it can be no \yorse. u DRAM ______ K d tta r W hat will the financial situation be in 1928, seems to M a u srr ilf Rt JDO Ml ISF ...n SOI n______ be uppermost in the minds of everyone. As far ns Sanford h u k I b k F .rtllo r is concerned, we can see only improvement. Though a n l ; n » c m r T i o > II A T I ' S T*»r‘— .... ......... __ .— r x * presidential election year is generally conceeded to be one lUMk* arra'm ore or less of depression throughout the country, Florida > JN sa tk a ftf.13 is not usually affected by these varying waxes and this a r r i r r p*r W w k l l « M , M a la rd 'a » * " • * time should be affected least of all. % w k c e r l k t a t r . Ifcr We find tourists, which admittedly constitute Florida's I R tw i r» ffl» l« « from . i.m < .rf» ilt« ili.» basic source of revenue, coming to Florida this winter in ty t k a n a a n d i v . n l i d a lly i l l I k * I r a i l l a * r v m t » o f I k * greater crowds than ever before. In spite of the fuct th at a W o rld . Tfce I . * . I - *■ thereafter saw H r e f f l r l e n l l a F l a H i l a a n d I l a the boom period and a few short months i t * o f f e a a d ll x K a t a l t i n r w a I* such construction as no section had ever before experienced, m l H * » l . ________ ___ we have been strongly advised by those in position to know, o I l r r a l d la a n i r m h o r o f t k * | D i r r a i o f C’l r r a l a t l o n a * n n Hint present indications point to capacity crowds for all M t l l M l A a a o c la llo n o f l’ » h ra. A d r r r l l a r r a , a m i A d v r r l l a l n K hotels and apartm ent houses in the m ajority of Florida's l a w k l t k r f t « l r « r « r k l * u h - winter resorts. r M a k tr to a ah m it* to a l« |k o a d ll of a u h arrltitla n As for Sanford, we have recently seen the signing In o r d e r t o v e r i t y a h o o l a l r l y l a l p i o o f r l r r a l a l l o n n« m i l <<* of a new lease on the Forrest Lake Hotel and the installa­ ■t k t l l i n u a t e l h a d a . tio n of a new manager, who seems to be a decided asset kTURDAY, DEC, 81, 1927. iand drawing card for this city. Close observation of ped............. jestrians and motorists on our streets reveal many newH B R A I...... .n * S P R O fin A M ««i- |comers and automobiles from practically every state In the J !■ »ttr iM n lle o . It seems more than likely th a t Sanford, too, will I w y e r w . . * r r r o o t e a l o J a r k a o o - union. l». have nn unusually successful tourist season. o f SI. J e k i u l a d l a o r t r C aoal. As for celerj, there seems to be only room for the u t­ • i t i n m l * * of m o alk ly “P a r W e tk ." most optimism. Cars have nlrendy gone out bringing as *T b u ild in g pro* ---- * k o irl* a p n r l m r n l high us two dollars per crate, a price said to lie rem ark­ able. for this time of the year when competition with Cali­ O a m n ilO rkeat. • M t p l r t l n n u f r l t , k r a a t l M r a . fornia must be met. Leading growers and marketing or­ a prasrara. ganizations report that prices may be expected this year an d m o d ern h o sp ital. comparable to those of the peak years of 1925 and 1926. BLB VERSE FOP. TODAY As far as our municipal affairs are concerned, it is UiLELUJAH— Prniso ye the ) , Praise ye the name of the unfortunate that they have not yet been placed in capable ; praise him, O ve servants of hands, but we believe th at a thoroughly aroused citizenry. Ia S eR—-o'God*1wb*wou’d be- ;on*fer for the future welfare of their city and satiated with he year trusting in Thee and• form er corruption, will exert a restraining influence upon ng Thy praises. the careless and extravagant acts of thoughtless officials, and work toward a united and spotless city. me people would love to be With these things in mind, we can only view the ap­ to refer to The Sanford Her­ proaching months with unstinted optimism. With a final ts "The Light thnt Failed." ------- o suggestion th a t we keep our eyes to the front, east gloom imorrow will be Leap Year aside, and rejoice at the happiness of being alive, we wish there are several young bach- everyone of our readers, the citizens of Sanford, our i In Sanford who may not be friends and our enemies, a Happy New Year. to make the jump. F lo rid a. £ m t I Whispering Foolishness. Rockefeller Listens. The Colored Porter's Job. Lindbergh in Guatemala. m u i FROM ONE WHO KNOWS A s Bns jane Sees It -------- o-------id then again perhaps his ler'a statement, “Edward is od boy. He couldn’t have done -will *ave him from the f* By A rlltm r*»»rU F IK I itrta ta an e Uw Stkae | ‘«e WINSLOW. Arir.., Doc. SI,— Newspaper* talk of n “whisparing campaign,” suggesting that, Her­ bert Hoover is not eligible to the presidency .because, working at his j.rotessiun as engineer in various purls of the world, lie has not fpent all of the lust M years in the United States. The constitution says “neither *hall a person be eli­ gible to that office who shall not have been 14 years a resident of the United States." HERBERT HOOVER wan born in the Unitec Stater., has worked wherever he chose, in any part of the earth, which is the right of every American. He did not lose hi* citizenship or birthright by trossing the ocean. Ilia travels, seeing what* science and engineering have accomplish­ ed elicwiu'ic, nave enabled Herbert Hoover to suggest on a sound bas­ is, magnificient, needed nrojec'.i for thi United States. The grand lama of Tibet, i* sup­ posed to live cooped up in ° tt place, but the United States doesn't need n grand lama for president. George Ado is a humorist, but ilso a man of excellent judgment. rhi.«l is shown by the fact that ho has been unusually successful in •selling his stuff," to the cxjept that he is independently rish and able to indulge nil his fads, fancies aabits end hobbies. l . One of George's “habits" is pending the winter in Florida— pecificnily on the West Const >f Florida, at Rolleair. He has been iolng this for many years. Recently, Ado passed through Jacksonville and told the Journal v!.v hi ci.mea to Florida und the West Const- -every year. “ I've tro/clcd the wide world >ver," sr.id Georg 2 , “and have wen f*Me of the so-called benuty spots r.nd alleged climatic centers > the globe, but none of ttiem .-nn compare with Florida’s winter climate, which is the best in the tjrorld. I've said thnt over and over again f"r 20 years, for I’ve been coming heie every winter since he great Jacksonville fire, and ”alif>'rni:i nor any other place bus ever lured me away." Georg ' tried a Mediterranean cruise one winter—and regrets the experiment. "I almost froze to death," he said, “not only on the ship g"i tr over, but, everywhere ’Ire. including Egypt, where it WHEN THEY TOLD Lincoln that tlcnernl (Irani drank too much whiskey, he suggested that the same ne given to other gener­ als. It would he n good idea to find out just where Herbert Hoover Inis done bis traveling and send some of our other statesmen on the same trip. They need it. MR. HOOVER’D ancestors have been born and lived in America for six generations. Not thm it mukes any diffreence. The son of uny im­ migrant, horn in Ihi* country, might tie, and if ten is H) limes better than a man with HI Ameri­ can generations hack of him. ----------------- o—--------------Part of Hoover’s absence abroad was devoted to war work, feeding Felicitations hungry children. Wuold he make a betier president had he spent With the coming of a new year, Sanford is particularly that time at home, working for fortunate in being able to hail the advent of a new financial war profits IUGGF.RS DAIRY FARM Phone .1711 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Rutter Milk Milk for Rabies * \jight Carj*.. Elton J. Moughton Architect can now give bigear comfort f irst Nat’l Itank llldg. Sanford. Florid*. A im ing new device eliminate* bounring and (oiling ia light, ihort-wheelbsiecars. Allows you to take rough roadi at forty and etijoy smooth stabilated motorSeven-day guaramoed-free .’rial, $28 for com plete set nt four. Slight installation charge. G A S 21 was fairly comfortable In the day­ time, but coldyr thnn the dickens a t night.’* So he “decided If. give up r.ny Idea of trying ta'fi.id more enjoy­ able plnccs and r?soivcd to keep on coming to Florida. California we m ust sen,;:, tias u wonderful year-round climate, hut it’s not so wonderful in the winter time, with rnin coming down every so often, and right ut th i time when the average Northerner wants to g :t away from snow and sleet and rain ami ire I le 't zero weather up in Indiana to come down here, and afte r the Christmas holidays others by the thousand:! will leave tero wenther the same as I have Jone and come on down to Florida, where the sunshine spends the winter." And thnt. although by George Ai e, is no “ fable.” C ts. _ Creasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money*. W ATSON _ I tapilatorS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. W. I Hi St. at Oak CECIL L. RINES Phone 2.1 1601 W. First St. FROM FACTORY BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL . The First National Bank a u t o r e p a ir in g "The Rank of Serried Sanford Auto Brake Service 1*5 W. 1st SI. Phone 213-J Co-operating With the Community q u ic k s e r v ic e TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping nnd Storage. We are prepared to do any f kind of transfer service nl REASONABLE PRICES. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT . : In Strong Efficient Responsible THIS Institution places a| the command of the pro pie in this community a hanking service of absolute dependability. Unquestioned Confidence LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 room and one 6 room house. These houses ire modern in every respect, and the rent fs rensonable. Also have two 2 apartm ents partly Ished. room furn You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. W1TMER, P. O. Rox 339 Sand ford, Fla. p h o n e 251 — M Is essential in standing and working shoulder to shoulder with the people of tliiis section. • We give positive assurantt that the handling of cvcry depotdtor’a affairs will hr characterized by the utmost safety, confidence and ef* flcleacy. Youi account Is Invited. cordially Safety Confidence Efficiency N O T IC E institution, the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, which will TO YOU rror Halts Sale of $103,000 of JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, 83 FEDERAL, Paving Bonds—headline in formally open for business on Tuesday of next week. It is We now have our old Phone No. 311 in our new office tana paper. It’s funny how with n great deal of pleasure th a t citizens of this city and yearn 0I1I, 1mmail 1ately change! EXTRA SERVICE Cordially yours, y errors creep into these bonds County note the organization of this hank which is destined ni* “stuncts" nt golf, when told by TIRES & TUBES 200 Palmetto— When you wnnl Elder Springs W ater, a professional thnt he stood too I. to piny nn important part in the future events of this com­ clone to the ball. That change leng­ nt prices you would pay foi -------- 0-------Call us. And We will give prompt delivery. munity. •* f V f thened his drive by 20 ynrdn and Inferior, unknown, Making of “Know Florida 1 Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bnnk of Jacksonville wo" 1 1 solemnly bet, with k,“ how many people know makeshift brands. they haven’t got us much the state’s largest financial institution, the Sanford Atlantic! J"" ™end General Ames, nmi went Cashier F. P. RINES •y aa they thought they had National Bank is expected to reflect in g e n e ra l the policies! l"" ° U " " **’ Elder Springs Water Co. yeara ago? i l l Ka*>. First St. which have brought such signal success to the Jacksonville j MR. ROCKEFELLER said W. W. THOMPSON, Manager ftay not a ,Now. Year's resolu- bnnk. Con tolled ,bx,ait.«iXceiiLtioiialLv strong directorate and 1that his success in the beginning to be a good citizen, to vote, officered by a groun of capable and efficient men, the bank was due to patience nnd economy. ,to vote your honest conyic- will fill n need which the community has long felt. (t may have been due nlso to hi > l, and to work for whnt you ability listen to others nnd take In coming to Sanlord, Atlnnbic National Bank interests advice. to )Te to be right and just? That is a thing thnt many -------- o--------have mude no. mistake. This city afforded one of the best young men who would like to he a the Jacksonville Journal openings in the South for a strong financial institution and Rockefellers have not leu.ned to do. puts it, we do not think its selection is a wise choice not only for the batik itself hut !■ &ickman should be lynched, for the people of this community. Sanford is fortunate to FOR THE FIRST time, Chinese we think that California replace colored men us porters on pie should WANT to lynch have hud a bank such as the F irst National, which has so trains. The Northwestern-Union capably handled the financial needs of the city, but it has Pacific Lines have installed 12 0 procrastinating advertisers long been recognized thnt this is not a one-bank city and the young Chinese as club car porters 1were late with their copy und coming of the Snnford Atlantic National Bank will give San­ in place of negroes. AH but one of the 12 American born. their ads left out today, wo ford two institutions of which it may be’verv proud. They will work well doubtless, >only plead “ transitory insanIn the organization of the new bank, it is interesting to and If that doesn't acquit us, but the public satisfied with excel­ note the prominent part played by the Chamber of Com­ lent service rendered by colorei! sing will. merce of this city. At a time when there were several move­ porters, will not like them dis­ Ye hear it rumored that a cer- ments afoot to attract new financial interests, officers of the placed. Colored men are descend­ ! girl will soon be going back ants of those brought to this coun­ NO EASY order, that. If any man thinks it is, let him school, and th at u certain boy local trade organization worked unceasingly on the m atter try against their will, as slaves, on the heights will be getting and were rewarded by the decision of Edward W. Lane and nnd for thut reason arc entitled to try to plan just seven consecutive dinners without re­ m to work again. associates to enter the Sanford field. It is the first time in its (Kpeeinl consideration o history thnt the Atlantic National Bank "has extended its in­ peating- a single item on any one menu. A woman must f there is a Miami Beach merLindbergh’s visit to Guatemala nt who thinks advertising does terests beyond the confines of Jacksonville and this fact is nnd Nicaragua, flying over vast pay, he should remember signifl'cant as an expression of absolute confidence in this forests, have considerable ingenuity to plan — and considerable in uninhabited tropicul re­ aaon, who got great results communitv. gions reminds you of two things. m two columns.—Miami Beach The Herald extends its most cordial greetings to the First, Lindbergh is taking too executive ability to prepare — 21 meals a week. icon. People have been talking many risks. Sanford Atlantic National Bank and predicts success and rut it ever since. Second, this country should build --------- o —• a bright future for that institution and those who have made n sea level cunul through Nicara­ dr*. Lindbergh has spent its organization possible. In recent years, many new dishes have graced the gua without delay. Three meals a day, seven days a week! --------------------------- ----------------------------- rUtmas with her son in Mexico 1 fa now speeding back by plan* to D etroit Jt will not many years veari before busy New TRUCK OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT rk and Chicago millionaires ________ FLORIDA TIMES-UNION sand their families to Florida the winter, flying down themAn excellent outlonk Is report- four hundred carloads, which* wss Tea on Friday afternoons tolcd for the Florida truckers in I92H, nearly four times thut of the premd the week-end*. and it would appear also that the vious year to the tnme date With M o v tm l h e m it f h l/t h tn B illlla tfl V . * * ' Mexican crop, Uwhich to some ex * 1 * fapan presented officials of the tent enters into competition with thi* splendid movement of peppers iltsd State* with "goodwill the early produce of thin slate, is the prices remain what Is termed lU** for Christmas gifts. Sena- rather light. The average estima­ "satisfactory,” and thnt means a 1 Caraway *ays thut country ted for the season about to hegin fair profit for the growers. I* an acute sense of the fit- or ... W , C,U|„„K in Florida ia condeveloping Mr. Marks indicate* that there m of things’* and adds "Now all j siderahly larger than last season, will he nbout thirty thousand need to prove the Far East j and eve {/thing point* to good re1 nn accurate grasp of condi- j suits. The bean crop, which ia one planted in Irish potatoes, tts hert is for the Chinese gov-1of the several item* that nre rock- which is nbout seven thousand ent to send the War Depart-|oned with a t short intervals prac- acres more than lust winter, and S a package of fire-crackers." 11really ull through the year, fs or the acreage five thousand ' promising well, nnd the fall pick- acres will be in .South Florida, ludge Louder*’ decision thnt ings have shown three nnd a half where the condition favors very mu* must go to un asylum was times the totals of last year. Fig­ early marketing. The earliest pota­ -more than could have been ex­ ures for carloud movements of toes will be marketed in January ited under the circumstances beans to December 13 indicated and February, while later plant­ ere would huve been nn uwful narly a thousand car*, which 'were ings, in the Hastings section, will r) if he hail been released ut compared with the movement of not he ready until April. An East upon a timid and u nsuspect- 207 cars in the full of 1926. Coast ■tomato acreage is * esti­ lublic. As It I>, he will be The statistician for the United mated at 12,000 acres, of which 1,d for a year or two, until States department of agriculture, MO acres In Dads county, are al­ have forgotten the kind of H. A. Marks, ha* just made a re­ ready yielding excellently and go­ itton. he has.’ Then, like port from Orlando in which it is ing to market steadily with good r, he will be freed. (stated that all sections have In- j demand. The principal part of the ■ j plantings f t M of* beans, * “ L East Coast crop of tomatoes has . “7 0 * . , !crossed with uujung the power of the mind (he greatest acreage additions in been set and ia doing well, al­ the body, we tell this story the Okeechobee region. About though the weather is dry and not man of our own acquaintance. fo rty . |Mjr cent of the total shlp- especially favorable. Tiwrant man, awakening one mentB of beans has come from V/nile much hn* been said re­ and finding himself thirsty, there, and tho movement ts noLy*t garding the competition expected from a water pitcher by going forward. Florida beans are from Mexican truck entering the da of his bed. Noticing some- in good demand, and there will be United States, the government peculiar about it, he. turned no slackening in the call fo r all statistician suggests that the ,’HfhU to find the pitcher Florida produce, the th* pr prices prnh: acreage is reduced this year, and ants and with many ably going a little Mtt^r, as the outlook very poor for the HexBe lay there for n other sources of supply are cl sn truckers. An estimated acreout- the ants Telling that about eight I "0 of 16,000 for all fruck crop* stomach, and sand acres were planted U w b'ipattdofflW ili'.plin: .000 acres ■ the to pepf fully led that * as other tr the, { ■ -----------------------------------------*---------------------------------------------------------------0 f --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J A canal between the Atlnntic and tho Pacific without locks subject lo 'bombardment should sta rt now nnd be ready before traffic over­ crowds the Panama Canal locks and there should be no nonsense about its being anything but u United States canal, from start to finish, the canal and the land on both Hides. ENTERING GUATEMALA City, Lindbergh f'.ew between two vol­ canoes "Fuega" and "Aqua,” mean­ ing fire and water, which reminds you of the average young Ameri­ can's life journey here a t home. He travels hetwen fire and water, the wuter of prohibition, und the fire water of the bootlegger*. Many unfortunately, “crash." A LAWYER suggests th*t Hick­ man, kidnaper and murderer, may escape conviction in the first de­ gree because doctors say the poor child died of fright, and wasn’t actunily killed by strangling and dismembering the body to which the murderer has confessed. It should take a good lawyer t> save that particular murderer from th* extreme penalty. Whether he killed the little girl by strang­ ling nnd butchering, or by fright­ ening her to death, will make no 1 difference to any Jury. “ I only frightened her to death " a weak defense. dining tables in our homes. Delicacies that were once secrets of restaurant chefs are now prepared quickly and easily in our own kitchens. And., advertisements., have had much to do with adding to the variety of our national diet. A beautiful picture of a tempting dessert, with full directions for making it — another receipe for a luscious salad — a new use for an old familiar staple — in such ways do the adver­ tisements continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! It is well worth while to read and study the advertising pages.'To all that pertains to the home, to all that per­ tains to every-day. life, the advertisements contribute. Whether meals, motor-cars or music, let the advertise­ ments help you make the choice. You will find them wise in council, trustworthy in sendee. V«|.-i discouraged the Mexican growore, who sent out 4,636 cars of'tom a­ toes last season, this representing seventy-five percent of the total truck shipments, Florida tjruek! has In many Sections established! * fK v ' ' il'# Read the advertisements — they help you get the most oat'of life and save you time and trouble doing it -..% k"vy \ '♦j- A, _____ ■ - ■■■I , ___________ _ .a �T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927 Mrs. Rucker Hostess At Bridge On Friday Investigators Find O ffic e Telephone 14s MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Lovely Bridge Party Is Given At Hme Of Miss Pearl Robson ^ o st American Legion with 1Kew Year’* eve dance at the if*Forrest Lake, at 9 o'clock. L : MONDAY Union of the Congregati rhurch will meet at 3:00 oli *t the home of Mrs. J. D. PaTwin Lakes with Mrs. Da" .aJ Mia* Tabor as hostesses, ■thlten Mallory Circle of the ! Baptist Church will meet at fo’clock a t the home of Mrs. Rockey, 1310 Park Avenue. J-1 onran Club will meet at o’clock at the home pf Mrs. M Phillip* on Oak Avenue. ic'h t Club will Rive dance at Yacht Club at »:00 o clock. TUESDAY Liarian Class of the First BaptThurch will hold meeting at 7:20 with Mrs. B. C. Moore, 215 riolin Avenue. ■_iiP,l n meeting of St. Agnes 15 at the Parish Hause at 2:20 Most delightful in every way T j. 1 was tho bridge pnrty given Frl- 1 H 1 * evening hy Mrs. 11. W .. Rucker, when she entertained 1*05 five tables of players at her home —(IN! Idlers Bridge Club ' Pinehurst. Exquisite red roses, rope u Meet At Mrs. Long’S narcissus and ferns were used w ith , In the home of Mrs. Amelia j pleasing effect about the rooms Appleby, "sack murder” victim , 1, where the card tables had been anil wealthy widow of a Chi­ ,tj arranged for play. cago inventor, today furnished r. Quaint old fashioned maidens sheriffs two incriminating clues r. adorned the tallies nmi after, an by which Ihey hope to solve the f't exceptionally interesting game of mystery of the woman’s deatn bridge had l*een played, scores for which Dr. Charles M. M< n?were collected by Mrs. A. C. F o rt Millnn, her friend and business* ,r an<i the high score prize, a com* counselor, is held on suspicion pact, was awarded Mrs. C. E. of murder. Myers. The men's hieh score The rope nnd canvas, discover­ ed in a spare room of Mrs. Ap­ pleby’s home, is said by deputy sheriffs in match the material of the “murder sack" in which thi slam woman’s body wn« sewed when found on Christmas night in n ravine near San Fer­ nando. a nearby valley town. \ Both the canvas strip found in the murder vietm’s house nnd the ling in which her body wits bundled had been patched with identical strijJbd material nji*| sewed with the same kind o. Jwlrtole High School Parent #her* A sso c ia tio n will hold regr meeting at 3:15 o’clock, fomen’s Guild of Holy ( rosx •eonal Church will meet at The many friends of Miss Lu­ cille H<dz, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Unix of 1101 Park Avenue will he interested to learn! that she won first prize in n con­ test conducted by the Cinderella Shop, Inc,, of Orlando during the month of December. Site arranged the six pictures in the design of a gorgeous Cinderella hnll gown, the panels were fashioned of pas­ te! tints, while the houffnnt drap­ er ie.i over the hips were arranged of handsome lace. The pictuie was framed in black velvet anil studded tu rhinestones. Miss Bo!z won the first prize over 79 con­ testants, and will be awarded n handsome $79,50 coat. Personals |rs. Mary Strong is visiting itivea for a few-weeks at Mi* gk Prvor of Haines City spent day here Friday attending to Miss Maude Tyre Is Hostess At Bridge At The Churches FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave. Church School, 9:45. Wroship nnd Communion 11:00. Sermon, "Time and How to use any authentic statistics census at hand we would nay NATION’S HEALTH! orthatWithout the principal lines of business in the United States at this time heaty parlors and filing sta­ HAS SLUMP OVER aretions.—Montezuma OVrirgiun. PREVIOUS YEARS TODAY' *' WASH INGTON Der.. .10—(INS t - As n nation our health was net «o good last year as the year be­ fore. We are not. of course, in i serious condition, the Department of Commerce reveal* in a final •ahulation of the causes of death in t92fl, hut day hy day we are not improving as fuiimiriy as we | might. The death rate for the federal I registration urea in 1928 was 12.2 i |H-r thousand of population. The | cum parable figure for 1925 tv.u | 1182 deaths pet* thousand of pop- | illation. The principal incresaes in the death cates in 1928 were from heart disease, which increased from thlt In I ttl* per 100,000 popltiu- 1 lion; tnflurnza. from 30 to 11; pneumonia, from pi to ll>:t; mens- j les.from 2 to 8; whooping cough, from 7 to 9. i»- ii*po fuiinil m the woman * Tlie outstanding decline in the e w .i, ,.f the same weight death toll was in typhoid fever, te x tu re as the cord which which dropped front 8 per 100,000 Iteen tied into ’surgeons’ i to 7. Registered deaths in 1920 **" to truss up the murder mimhervtl 1.82*1,1127 ngnins 1.219.m officers reported, 0P.I the previous year. i*. McMillan who admits he The death toll of the automobile « frequent caller at th*? continues to grow. The 020 figure Ieh \ hom e, denied he had wp* 18,871 against 17,571 the pre­ noticed the canvas nm! rope vious year. Murder continues to thrive also, increasing from 8,892 where in the house. in 1025 to 0.210 in 1020. The principle cause* of death in . 10*20 with the iiuinher of tnlities: A re Tltvi Genuine?” | heart disease 209,770: nephritis Can tin- spirits of dead freind.* lo:t.:i:i2: cancer and ninlignnt tu­ turn to Mimnnine with us? mors 00.85.7: tuberculosis 01,580: Other subjects for the week are: eeiebrat hemorrhage 00,822: in­ “ A glimpse into Jehovah’s Mir- fluenza 42,800. “ I* the litw breaker under gruce of disgrace." ‘‘The Great Trial, and the Best Attorney " • "When will tin* trial begin? “ What will be the penalty for working on Sunday." The public is cordially invited t<> VINYARD HAVEN. Mass. Do-. attend all these meetings at the Bible (’hnutnquu Tent on the cor­ 2| —(INS)—Live* of ninety offi­ cers and men were endangered in ner of Park & 2nd. The tent is well heated, and a midnight collision in a heavy fog off Hedge Fence Light shin cemfnrtuhle. hi tween the eoal-ladeA steamship K. A. Macaulay, Evangelsit, Norfolk, Philadelphia for Port­ land, Maine, and the frieght steamship Lake lnglenook, travel FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ling from Boston to New York. CHURCH With a gaping hole in her enE. P. Brownlee Pastor Sunday the Presbyterians will gineroom bulkhead reaching down begin the sixteenth year of the pre­ below the waterline , Captain P. sent pustulate, anil it is hoped L. Brooks of the Philadelphia that there will be large congrega­ steamship ran the Norfolk two tions pvesttu at all the services. miles,, frqm. 0)1 ;JA9., A AHthe nlt'mifig hour, the Common- shoal in the center of the harbor ion fe-tfhc Lord's Supper will be here. uhsarted. The take lnglenook, with a deep Services far the day lire as fnl- hole in her bow but high out of lows: the water, preceded to New York. 9:45 A. M Sunday School. Both steamships carry forty-five 11 A. M. Morning Worship. 12 M. Cession meeting to re­ officers nnd men. No injured were reported by either ship today. ceive members. OjjlO P, M. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship. McCo: T Soeak To The public cordially invited to Sanford Methodists thes e services. Collision Of S h i p s Endanger Lives Of Men A nd Officers Clarence McCrone of Cleveland, Ohio, nnd Mrs. Charles Steinworth of San Tiego, Col., was that of Fri­ day evening when Miss Maude i Christian Endeavor (1:20. Tyre entertained three tnbles of * Evening Service 7:20, players ut the home of Mrs. A. B. Sermon, "Knowing God." - MR. AND MRS. GILBERT Mahoney on Tenth Street. Stnn the New Year right hy at * HUNTER SHIVERS Quantities of Poinsettias, red tending C liw b,—A iwwHwt ■w d Of Vidette, Gu., roses and n large beautifully 'de­ come awaits you. announce the marriage of their corated and lighted Christmas tree daughter were used In decorating the rooms a l l So u l s c h u r c h MAMIE LEE where the games Were played. Tal­ Sunday Jan. 1. to he many friends of H. J. Lehlies were done in suggestions of First Mass 8:00. MR. EDMUND SHOEMAKER i will regret to learn that ho Saturday, December twenty-eighth, New Year and when the games had Ccthechism. 8:45. || at his home on Palmetto Av- Nineteen hundred and twenty-seven been concluded scores were compar­ Second Mass 10:00. Evening Devotions 7:30 P. M. ut Nine o'clock at the home of the ed and prizes awarded. Mis* Sara Warren Easterhy who held top Ha|y Name Men Will receive bride’s parents, E. Rowland Jr., left Saturday score, received a box of Coty’s bath communion in n body nt 8:00 Mass. Vidette, Georgia. Lewisville, Ga., where he will School children will also re* The above'announcement will lu powder, while the low score prize, Tho Mr*. Rowland and nccompnny ceivc nt this Mnss. La France bath salts went to Miss read with much interest by the home. New Candidates for the Holy many friends of the young couple. Grace Gillon, who also won the cut prize, u deck of bridge cards, The Name Society of All Souls, will he n. W. T. Laird. Mrs. L. P. The ceremony huving taken place, two guests of honor were presented received at the Evening Devotions toiler and Mr*. R. L. Peck nrn- Saturday moYning nt 9: 00 o’clock i exquisite cut work handkerchiefs —7:30 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | to De Land, Friday where at the home of tho bride's parent*, Sunday school 9:20 A, M. Meeting after the Devotions Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert Hunter Shiv­ : us gifts from their hostess. ipent the day. Morning worship and sermon 11 er of the Florida Methodist Friday Jun. Oth. Feast of the Church, will speak nt the First ers nt Vidette, Ga. The rooms were V When the bridge accessories had A. M. r». Tandy Pryor and children, beautifully decorated with numer­ | been removed and the tnbles laid Epiphany. night ut 7:30 o’clock, according Sermon subject, “If 1928 Should Mass 7:00 A. M. have been spending the win- ous potted plnnts uml ferns, to­ j with dainty covers the hostess assto an announcement today. Be My Laat Year." There is ubtincncc on this tiny. In Sanford, leave Monday for gether with an abundance of holly, I isted hy Mrs. C. G. Tyre served tas­ Mr. McCord will fill the local Young People's Union's 8:15. p home at Tampa. * mistletoe nnd other decorations ty refreshments consisting of tuna engagement through il» IrjvitzeEvening service 7:30. HOLY CROSS CHURCH fish'salad, sandwiches, saltines, pic­ Sermon subject, “The Daring of ] lion extended by the Men's Club In. Eugene Tittle has return- suggestive of the season. The cere­ kles. fruit cuke and hot choculate. Sunday after Christmas. mony wus preformed hy the Rev. Daniel in the Dm of Death—Do of the church, lie is one of the kome from Jacksonville where Church School 9:45 A. M. Miss Tyre’s guests were Mrs. [has been spending the holi- R. C. Kerr, in the presence of re­ Clarence 1outstanding Methodist laymen nf Celebration of Holy Communion You Believe It? ’’ Me Crone, Mrs. Charles latives anti u large number or Church Family Hour Wednesday the state nnd ■ with relatives. an Interesting und Sermon 11: A. M. Steinworth, Mrs. J. E Torrence, triends. • speaker. The public is cordially Evening Prayer und Sermon 5: evening 7:30. Mrs. Roy G. Williams, Mrs. C. E. Visitors and citizens cordially | invited to hear him. W«n<|s of C. A. Raulerson of The bride was attired in u smait Mrs, Roby I.aing, Miss Ruth invited. ■Myrtle Avenue will be sorry costume of wood brown crepe back Smith, Young People's Service League ■arn that he continuea ill at satin with self trimmings, und Gillon, Miss Grnce Gillon, Miss Ed­ 0:30 P. M. na Chittenden, Miss Sarah Warren Robsons To Plav At luld-Laughton hospital. worn with n small close fiting hat Easterhy, Miss Louelln Mahoney Wednesday evening, Jan. 4th. to match. Her accessories were in und Mis. J. N. Gillon. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rectors Bible Class in Holy Crus Milane On Monday it :ihd Mrs. A. J. Walker have matching tones of brown. Her Corner Park Avenue und 3rd Pnrish House 7:30 P. M. p * ir house guests Mrs. Wal- flowers were a corsage of Hllics of A cordial invitation is extended Mr. nnd Mrs. S. (J. Kennedy and to ever yone to be with us at tV'V .Street. ■ brother In law and sister the volley. Rev. John Bernard Root, Mini­ duy night the Mllnne Theatre will two sons, William lin’d Alphius of lin'd Mrs. S. S. Goethe of Palster. these services. Mrs. Shoemaker is the daughter spent Friday in Sanford ns the present u concert orchestra com* Church School 9:45. of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hunter guests of Mrs. .W, T. Wheeles* en rosed of Mr. and Mrs. James Morning Worship 11:00. OF CHRIST. h. B. F. Whitner and Mis* Shoemaker of Vidette, Go., and a route to their honte at Lakeland FIRST CHURCH New Year's Greeting by the Robson nmi Mis* Pearl Rob*on. SCIENTIST. ibeth Whitner motored to Or- sister of Mrs. 0. C. Me Bride of from North Ca/ulinu where they talented Sanford musician*. Christian Scientist services are pastor. I* Friday where they spent the this city. She has made Sanford have hecn spending the holidays. held every Sunday morning In th-j The orchestru will render a Christian Endeavor 8:30. M the guests of Mrs. George her home for the past two years varied program with special num­ Woman's Club, Oak Avenue near Evening Service 7:09. and is a member of the faculty of Miss Hattie Breeden of Mann-' Here one finds tanl for thought, ber* being interspersed with »elthe South Side Primarv School. ng, S. C., arrived here Thursday Third Street, at 11:00 o’clock; an atmosphere of worship, and .i rrtions from popular mu*ic un.l Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Subrence Me Cron* of Cleveland She is agraduatc from the Georgia to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. I light opera. spirit of cordial welcome. ject for tomorrow, "God,’’ arrived here Friday to join State College fojf women at Mill- J. N. Robson at her home on Sun* Wednesday evening services dfe and baby who are visit­ edgeville. Ga. / ford-Orlnndo Rond until Sundny er parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J The groom is the son of Mr. and when she leaves for Winter Gar­ which include testimonies of Chrishealing are also held fcock. Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker of Beardall den where she iq u member of the tiantheScience Woman’s Club at 7: ©cluck. Avenue, and has made this city hi* faculty of th Winter Garden High in This Church maintains a free “ Vivian Mowery, who has tome for the past three years com- School. Reading Room, No. 517 First R a t­ visiting her, cousins, .Mrs. ng here with his parents from 1 Nickle and Mrs. Harry thonoke, Va., He is engaged in the The annual "Little Helpers" ional Bank Building, where the Bi­ ESTELLA NELSON, Mgr • leaves Sunday for her home celery growing business service of Holy Cross Episcopal ble and all authorized Christain Science literature .m«y be read, Church was held Thursday after­ INraultee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker will be borrowed, or purchased. Open daily NEW Y EA R ’S MENU nt home to their friends at 308 noon at the Pariah' House under except Sundays and holidays from ^ and Mrs. William Weckerle the direction of the chairmun, Mr*. Hors d'oem * kiladelnhia, Pa., who have East Thirteenth Street. Raymond C, Phillips. The mites 3 to 6 P. M. Picklee Heart* of Celery •All arc welcome to attend the boxes were brought in by the wee the holiday gueats of Mr. and Stuffed Olives .MISS VINCENT AND MISS Cocktail Harry Heeren, left Saturday tots, and presented to the rector by services and to make use of the HICKSON ENTERTAIN Oyster or Grapefruit Mrs. Densil Stafford. Mn. Phill­ Reading Room. fag for their home. i » Soup ips gave an exceptionally interest­ Creum of Chicken ing talk, telling of how the Little FIRST METHODIST CHURCH i>. H am r Kent and guest, Entree W. P. Buhrman, Pastor iVivian Mowery of Milwaukee, given this season one of the roost helpers were organized and why, Chicken Liver* On Toast i and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard delightful was that of Wedne*- and also what it stands far and Sunday school, 9:30 A. M., R. W. Viands* motored- to Daytona Beach day evening when Mi*s Katherine how It Is maintained. Rev. Mor­ W ire, superintendent. Vincent and Mi*s Louise Hickson timer Glover also gave a splendid ,3t. Augustine on .Friday. Baked Sea Trout, Parsley Butter, Roast Yj — entertained » U nte number of ta|k during the afternoon. Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Roast Mil F* Winifred Strong, who has their friends at the home of Mis* cn with Jelly, Roast Leg of Spring Umb, The regular meeting of the N. Vegetables [soending the holidays here Vincent’s parents Dr. and Mrs. I her mother. Mr*. Mary Charles P. Vincent on MeUonville de V. Howard Chapter U. D. C. Mashed Potatoes, Candied Sweet Potatoes, + flower. Butter Sauce • N kps returned to Fort My* Avcpue. Decorating the rooms of was held Friday a/ternon at the r**rc she will resume her this spacious home were red ros­ home of M n. J. D. Woodruff on Salad Mrs. W. J. es, poinsettas. mistletoe and a Sanford Avenue. 'Waldorf or Hearts of Sanford Lettuce, Russian Dressing Thigpen, chapter, president, pre­ Entrcmenta sided over the business »«**«on Mince or Pumpkin Pie this ^itv but new of when routine business was carried English Plum Pudding . Ga„ who have been out. Plans were made and com­ Fruit Cake the nast week visiting mittees appointed for the annual one to all of the services of this Vanilla Ice Cream Hubert E. Lee Ball which will be >*v# Saturday afternoon Cluster Ilaudi • given January 19., Time and place church. After Dinner Mint* to he announ«d later. After all Beverages BIBLE CHAUTAQUA TENT. business had oeen l r*n,a5^e<} * Services #v*ry Sunday night •*Cafe Nolr P«-. who has been visit social hour was enjoyed, the hos­ cent Monday * Saturday^nkhU. Hint. U m 1 n T n! tess served’tea'and wafers as reIt to 2:30 Miss Shiver Is Wed To Paul E. Shoemaker c Tom Mix nnd Tony ' ' in “SILVER VALLEY" ”* Collegian*. “THE FIGHTING PlNtfrtl’ S portlight SENSE AND IW»G .SP-NS P R IN C E S S Monday’1 A rollicking frolic. Reginald Dvitny. in OUT ALL NIGHT” Charlie Chase Today “THE GALLOPING JINX” MERCHANT OF WKIN IKS “THE LIGHTER THAT FAILED’’ Mthine Paramount Neww « “KOKO’S K \NK” extend a T h e S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a tio n a l and the officers and directors who arc I"" ; . * 1making it possible ames Added Attraction Monday The— 3 &— 9 O ’clock Shows V A LD EZ CAFE . ■ a _ . IK . e v t im ir u n wishes to extend to each and officer, director and stockh of the Sanford Atlantic Nai �yX3i?THTiiirn A ia E r ■ f/«r~V'-. S3 p '.i- ;v /ii"Ik? r‘ | » ••*:; V* - f B I (* s phi & L‘« ; :-T ■ ^ Aii •>• -; it **■' V*3ft.' * $.v<., i ’*ri biu*»'/f ***. ' r ’bf’r »•»■• • #it‘/ 1fc* .ti» >.t IJH1 ,|ji f ***•*- iji*^ - . * utiobtf .. ItVi.iC '•■i ■■• Everyone has. You have heard of him, of course ' / ' His signature is the first f \ affixed, the most boldly executed, on llic Declaration of Independence. When that great document was drawn up and ready to sign, there was a pause. It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on *j this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Brit-1 / \ * ish crown-a hanging offense. 1 A t this injyflcture John Hancock stood up, seized ~— . ' i the pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could. By h ' St this act he advertised to the world that he stood ready to make any sacrificeycvcn M j y * life itself—in support of his principles and ideals • | ?$ His signature afforded a perma a • • nenl record of his good faith. Advertisers who go to great expense to place before the public printed an• # » V. ’ % . ■ • j nouncements of their products are offering similar evidences of good faith, equal guarantees of fair dealing. i • Advertised goods arc reputable, dependable, vouch\ r V. . - ed for by manufacturers and dealers who are known and respected. v By reading the advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with th a safest and most economical sources of* supply, the products which will serve you best and longest Advertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. is the guarantee o Do not neglect them. E li t f C.^ vV> '•■’* i 1. • �V J, E vr*,’^ fYf ->jtinwTii,^ - " < .' !*■; l ML,'r WhoseLife Notorious Men In Bootleg |Has 5een Characterized DramaHaveQuitBus iness )y Violence Tells Story BecauseO f Prosecutions Children Gambling Upon Greyhound Races Stirs People Of British Isles LONDON Dec. 31.— (INS)_ London’s newest scandal, young children betting on the greyhound rnces, is attracting national attenion. Greyhound racing supposedly introduced into England from Ainerica twelve months ago is being damned ns a sport ‘demoralizing and corrupting to the nation’s thrift." The betting is the cause. When a child of ten offers u hot at the greyhound racing track the bookkeeper commits no offense by taking it," says the London Times. "What p. preposterous situation. is revealed." Dangerous Trade Bookkeepers, when they are le* gal, continues the Times, must be considered representatives of a dangerous trade—like .liquor sell­ ing, tobacco selling, gunpowder selling, etc. ‘‘If it is illegal to sell gunpowder, tobacco, or alcohol to young children, it mustalso tie il­ legal to place bets with them.” In the Inog run, though, grey­ hound racing produces thrift, says one of the sports’ stuanch backers. The hacker is a greyhound raieng organizer ami nt the same time head of the English National Sav­ ings Committee—Gereral J. E. B. Seely. If people didn’t spend their money in greyhound betting they would be betting on something else,^ thinks the General If they didn’t pay the small admission to see the races they would be spend­ ing more money seeing more ex­ pensive amusements. Many Sign Petition Forty-three thousand people signed a petition to have the races prohibited in London's great Crys­ tal Palace stadium. The petitioners 'bjccted to the betting. General Seely.says: “If you conlemn all sports which involve betling you will condemn almost every r:port. Dog racing draws lower bets than many other sports.” English betting laws are soon to become a great issue, says the Times. “The first step of change likely to be taken is to prohibit thu insidious practice of allowing chil­ dren to bet at tho greyhound races ’* ------.--------------------- tysiciaiis Ponder •normal Growths Deformed Twins ENVER. -Dec*. 31.—(IN S)— together in a fashion simi[to tho union between Eng and ■g, he famous Siamese twins, sons were recently born to >»nd Mrs. Carl Putnlk, or DenPhysicians decalre this is the event of its kind in the anof Denver medical history, of the infanta waa dead at but the other survived long rh for the attending physician Bid momentary hope of rosuswn. An x-ray w u t aken of Pair shortly after the living •her breathed his last. This . was expected to give great [U the study of such unions. ™ babies were said to have i joined by a muscular tissue at [wdomen, also by a cartUagin[tonncction that held the two in to face position, reons forwarded the theory “tnik twins could not have ■urns*-*--I. aitho |jit Iwos W that the two had individF- ’’nation showed abnormality other than H bon* and muscle connee- a number of cases are were join* Dlnal coldoctors to t NEW YORK, Dec. 3! —Should the true story of bootlegging in he I oi'ed States ever be drnmaized, the cast would hi.ve to be drawn from as picturesque ^ group of real characters as were over conceived by the writers of fic­ tion. Namely: George Remus, of Cincinnati, former millionaire "king of tho bootleggers," who commanded the rum running fleet that operated along the Atlantic seaboard. George Conors, of Cincinnati, ‘ermer wealthy “prince of the bootleggers" and nmnng-r of the NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31— "Death Vntley Farm.” trie biggest bonze distributing depot in the (INS)j—A warning that the courts COUlit-V. must lint sustain prohibition Emmanuel (Mnnnv) Kessler of agents in "mistaken zeftl for the New York, former “generalissimo” enforcement of pu | *)y domestio police regulations", was made by Federal Judge Burns in releas­ ing the rum schooner Przemysl, seized at the mouth of the Miss­ issippi River three months ago with a cargo of alcohol valued at $1,000,0410. In the government’s suit to de­ clare the vessel forfeited. Cap­ tain Henry Thode, master of the shin, admitted he had diverted the vessel from its nomnai destina­ tion, Vancouver, ami turned it over to prohibition agents to col­ lect n reward of 25 per cent of the value paid in such cases. The charterers of the ship, Southern Frieghters Inc., of Vancouver, contended that Thode had plotted with dry agents be­ fore leaving Germany to divert the ship, and this contention wu upheld ’»y Judge Burns. Federal Judge 0 f New Orlean’s Hits Prohibition Agents «f the New York City district. Others In Cast The cast would include leaser lights, such as contact men, gun­ men, bribe givers, spies, detectives, chauffeurs of booze trucks rum ship commanders, dr 7 sleuths who sold out to the bootlcgers, prison o'f.cinls who granted special fuvnre for money, hi-jackers end rum pirates. All principles mentlonel have served ti rms in orison for violat­ ion of the fmksrnl prohibition law. They say they hnve learned their lesson, and thnt the penalty isn’t worth the gamble. They took lone chorees, made big money, pair their various dohts to Society, ntid aro ’through.” Remus at one time was the exalted ru'er of an illegal liquor business that grossed be tween $100,000 4)00 and $150,000.000 ami is said m good authorit'' to h iv mi’ll,* n profit for himself of al“,ut $7.0041,000. Today he has very little, i ' any money, most of bis holdings having been tied up by the government for alleged failure to fully pay his heavy in­ come i.ixe« Hanr ow is the owner of a sea­ shore -inniuer resurt o* the Atlan- Best wishes for the New Year A nd Only in party politics can tin ‘ executive put over a reputation for economy and request u doflncicn- j cy appropriation ut the same tinte.—Deland News. The Republicans in the United States senate have a Moses to lead them. Senator Moses, having been need one.—Ocala Stnr. chosen as the senate leader. They I Hoover leads, Dawc» and Lowden follow in the G. O. P. clas­ sic. Herbert seems to be the choice of the administration thus far.— Stuart News. Broadly speaking ther-j are too many narrow-minded nun—on the opposito side.—Savannah Morning News. ' . v ... ■; tic. eighteen miles south of Sav-' market for booze. He, too, is threw him into the water, annnh. He Is said to be worth $5,- "throu^h” ' with the business and boy could not swim. He drown ed,” Swain exciteoly told the 000,000 but bo will not admit it. has plenty of the world's goods. when he was captured His credit, however, is good in any A report that T h ctm had oank in Savannah. He told the burned by a mob early today. writer he would r.o| jell a pint of Greasy Corners, Ark., was foui booze now if he was paid a thou­ ed. A funeral pyre waa built enraged citizens at that pf sand dollars for it. He served however, and was ready to be eighteen months of a three year aflame as soon as Thomas pr.son sentence, and he vigorously captured. asserts he never wi I “do” another MEMPHIS, Dee. 31.—fINS)— Hjd Swain not /node his canfi day. The brutal murder of 11-year-oUI slon to the mob he woutd t ha. Has Poker Fece Julius McColum promises to be ’ been lynched, officers ad mitt? Connors is n slim, good-loking avenged within a few hours. Swain was rushed to jail and man of about thirty-five, a chap ficers at Hugh;* declared i with a “poker” face and an air of With two negroes in jail at Mar­ should Thomas be captured tc day bciry able to take care of himself ion and Hughes, Ark. more than they would be powerless to tap in any emergency. He knows me i 300 angry farmers r.t daybreak to­ the mob from lynching both i» and how to handle them. Original­ day were surrounding a tract of roes. Every effort wil ba medo ly n stenographer in a railroad of­ bottom land where Elfc.rt Thomas, protect them, the officers said. fice, he got into politics in Cincin­ nati in a minor way, then went in­ 21, negro, is report'd Pupped. Sfnator-elect Frank Smith, to the real estate business and fin­ An eye-witnca? story of the bru­ Illinois, requests more time to ally, in !'.il9,"honked up” with Re­ tal crime was told by G-ndv Swain pare his defense. The nation wo mus in the biggest booze partner­ ship in this country's history. To­ 10, negro, wob '.van held at Hughes be glad to make the postponeme day Conners is an official of the this morning. Swam was taken indefinite.—Orlando S tar Reports Kentucky Distributing Company into custody by the mob and nar­ Judging from the trouble *& rowly escaprd lynching shorlty and is believed to be wealth'-. couple of gentlemen are havi Kessler, a shrewd, unique cn ir- a ter midnight. neter, once encountered never for­ “Thomas drew a pistol and getting seats in Washington, you' gotten, because of his eccentri- !- forced the bov to take his booty almost think it waa publicity f ties wns the big receiver of liquor prir»-f»:,vt.—St. August!: t‘c«, After he hnd f.nishcd robbing a In New lork City, a tremendous him he picked up tho bov and ami Record. Angry Posse Seeks Revenge On Negro Who Murdered Boy the Our heartiest greetings and Citizens ■. ■ ’—r^*r'r -Vi' PAGE SEVEN Extending to rff hi V vjib YORK. Dec. SI— George u one of the strangest, amazing characters that monopolised measures of an newspapers. y at the age of fifty, he is >lawyer. an ex-boojlegger, nvict and an ex-klller. was spectacular aa a lawyer ping, wailing Ramus” they him; he was even more so a bootlegger, finally achieving n o to rio u s distinction of botfce “kin” of them all; ho was ular as a convict as every official who encountered he served time in a dozen will attest, and aa a killer fan true to form, shooting wife Into gene, to death In Park, Cincinnati, on an Initimmer morning last October dozens of automobiles were ng to and fro. Took On $150,000,000 “Hr. Remus,” this writer asked “is it true that your boot* ng business grossed more $100,000,000?’” •Easily that,” be replied. ProbJy $50,000,000 more than that, w single day my deposits in a Lincoln National Bank of Cinicsti totaled a million dollars." Incidentally Remus did business der the name of “John P. Alex* der" as well as “George Re­ ts.” He could not estimate how tch profit he had made as a fotlegger hut a person in posim to know estimated it about ,000,000. I asked Remus what his views prohibition aru ’today—now at he has plenty of time to re* upon the woe that illicit iskey selling brought upon him id this is what he replied: ‘Remus (this squat, powerfullyilt man with the bald head 1 rugged, strong-jawed face al­ yl talks in the third person) Is ng Jo spend the rest of his to stifle the insult known us prohibitiion law. *The prohibition net is un aboron legal Jurisprudence, it ses and creates more deceit, ocrisy and circumvention on part of the public than any all of the federal, state, coun* snd city laws combined. It is ing eighty per cent of the erican citizens "partisus crim* to the violation of the law ler directly or indirectly. Everybody Guilty nder the law If a single pern the party takes a drink it ie duty, under the tcchnicnliof the act, of every other 'ons present to report that sons or become a party to the pie. As wc all know the prohibition was pasted under extrnordiacircumstances—while 2,500,of our boys were overseas ''ting for the freedom of our tty. The said legislation was ed on our satute books due these extraordinary circumncea by a lot of hypocrites who tlved Urge sums of money for reformation. foung girls are drinking more iy than ever. Women and men their very natures want to dn and acquire that which re res obstacles to surmount. If 1 are told they cannot have a k they will leuvu no stones unned to get it.” nius was asked if it was not Kt that the government U ly but surely enforcing the Mead Act. The enforcement of prohlbl” he replied, “is beyond the *r of man. The low is too tly at variance with public timont. It la a legal impose!iy. Ultimately thu prohibition will become a dormant and <ive law." Tomorrow: Remus, the oudaia bootlegger—how he led biggest boose caravan that f moved out of the whiskey *r of America. rrfiti the of Sanford Chero Cola Bottling Co. Proffers the officers and directors Seminole County and to the Officers and Dir:dors of the of the SANFORD ATLANTIC Sanford Atlantic rational Bank Seminole County Credit Assn. - NATIONAL BANK "A,1!! .* fi •' £• 1■-‘ : :f *~F~•*. Hearty Greetings t _ And Sincere Good Wishes for HEARTY GREETINGS Many Prosperous Years of Service .! the officers and directors of the New we Sanford Atlantic National Wishes A of the New Citizens of Sanford and 'Yr *' ‘ i • . ‘■‘a "fP i.jk’Ni ■„Y' 't 1 ' - *■? extend most Cordial Greeting to the officers and director* and to the If to c? / "'l' - '-'V , -*1 • Seminole County Sanford Atlantic * - r. '*'-Yt ‘ «’ and to wish them many ' ‘ i,; • w 'V . .- v r : years of successful service Wishing You to both Many Years of Prosperity Sanford and Seminole May v i- ■V County 1928 and ProsPerity S h eriff o f Sem inole ■County immM to all. 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, 1927 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/. 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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 31, 1927; <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/1ce7252c00d0d77c42ca86faaa17106f.pdf a28f0f158cdcb101591a3a8af1b49b49 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER published in Florida's Heart. The World's Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. Leased Wire International News Service SANkukd . FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER Mcmber.Audit Bureau Of Circulations Fire Damages Ship Belonging To Clyde Dec 30-— (INS) _ NEW Tlln r iYORK, „. ----Ihe l lyde Liner, Seneca, 'was damaged to the extent of half * million dollars, the lower sec­ tion of Imckawanna* pier No. 11 consumed and a number of cmaller craft destroyed when fire broke out on the Eleventh Hoboken, today, ickly spread from ban ford shipped its first celery of the season on Thursday, t\vi rara being handled by the Sanfoid IJviedo Truck Growers AUaocia Mon and one by the American rrm t Growers Inc. I he celery was of good quality, unusually so, for this time of the sen son, it was reported. The cars left two days earlier than tho first no shipped last year by the Am­ Surrey Shows? Majori- i ty In Favor Cf A 1 Court Determ inat- j ion .Before Payment i ___________ 4 7 Prominent • Men Interviewed j One Favors Early Pay- ‘ ment But Many Fail ± To Make Comment,!/ Arcordinpr to an impartial survey conducted today by The Herald to determine ac­ curately' the ‘ sentiment of the leading business and pro­ fessional mart of Sanford to­ ward the immediate payment by the City of $210,9*10.51 claimed ^by the Hutton Con­ struction Company. 47 indiv­ iduals were interviewed, of her h n (‘ .h ” 7 ' i10- ,A n' ° v,« l0 Truck Growers wn , r honry myth of American on the farm of Otto Schmc ; r y, u°* 1 ' 7 n °",t of. *'"• l" '- '« " » to Miami and anot u ‘ r. ln ‘hp Dnul session ot ..nsigned to Philadelphia American Historical Society’s Hutchinson, general irmnu inuul meeting. m.unccd. Moat of the ce the romantic glamor which has '’raged four to six dozen i cn woven hv patriotic American th<* crate, storiuns about the iiistoric bat The American tiro wo • between tin Monitor and th** _ ________ •“irimac in the Civil War. a c c o r d - ----------------------------------- SPOIL CHANCESHim To Institute ount* front the farm of C. A. Hittton. It rolled early yesterday morning for a northern point. It was announced by local ship(or* tittat several cars a week '■nuM move from now until the | muiiiic •>f January when n material i m i i will be noted. Peak ship. * mi nt< are forecast for the middle " Kc binary until the first of ' 'lurch. | l’r 'M’ccts for fair prices through-, 'it th,. scamn are bright despite unusually l|*avy comri-ditinn lr""' California, it was claimed, ib. k , however, contingent upoi ■h i distribution basis. K. I,. . M.irkcll, sales manager of the Am- \ ■ncnii Fruit Growers Inc., said h ; tlii« ci nnection. If the growers don’t get excited l try to overload the market "•th their products, we have an mm**'.(unity to maintain a fair price through the season. Judic­ ious handling of the crop in the l o ld will work advantageously to the fanners' interests. S S i S - S s "'OMAN CHAR 7 i ? / t S T Washington on.l HU I’rufensor Baxter docs not agree _ _ . ________ ilh Muynv William Hale Thump- f j f j ' % I A 1 / I 7 D A / which l ’J declared themselves to be opposed to the pnyment of the warrants until their legality had been decided by the courts, one ex­ American Society Hears Sci­ pressed himself ns bcir.g in favor entists Discuss Plans For of immediate payment and 33 de­ S'tuly Of Disposition Anil clined to m ake n public rtn trn c u t. Customs Of Mixed Bloods John Musson: “ I don’t believe NEW ORLEANS Dee. UU (INS) in being robbed ju*.t because some­ -Sirs. Mabel Arico, wife of un aubody wants to roll us. ! feet very 1''mobile salesman, wiu free on i1T ' ,‘T,t ’ y*‘ "!»"» Kncland but Jif*.000 build toduy un charges of strongly about this m atter unu ’ tended today by G. 1L Schlosscr,• 1upon the l tanco of Napoleon III. don’t think the claim should l>'* ",t t ■ ' “ Manuscript* hitherto uiuisci! in violating federal anti-slavery laws, paid until it is a«c.itainc.’ liv ( Tho ball* which will begin at !• I’a r i «, London and Washington,” while her alleged slave, Anna court action that the w ar;ants .1ire o t I°ck with a grand march, will Professor Baxter told the nasentb- Lnir.u, -‘ii, lay in churity hospital be u benefit affa ir for the Auxil- led professors, “indicate that where doctors and nurse* were a t ­ legal obligations of the, city.” x iary. Elaborate preparations France, not the United States, tempting to restore strength to R. Dighton: “ I think t... the have been made nud the a f fill" played the leading role in the iri- her wasted body. Commission should force the H at­ t is being anticipated as one of th e , troductirn of ironclads. The r?M n.Arico was nrriunged tost ton Construction Company to es­ I season’s outstanding social event.', suits commonly attributed to the night before a United States eom* tablish the legality of its claim I Sirs. George W. Knighty president combat between the Monitor and miss loner, and entered u gtncral against tho city.” I of the Auxiliary, is chairman of tho Merrimoc have been greatly denial of tho girl’s stotj1 th at sh.i John Meisch: "If Mr. Hutton is the dance committee and is being1exaggerated. From 1HOO until bad been held,prisoner for threo entitled to his money, I think he 1assisted by Mrs. Robert J. Holly 1884 the French fleet on paper at .'ears, had been forced to r a t witlr weapon was visible, however. should be paid, but l don’t think Sr., Mrs. W. Theodore Langley leant, " a s superior to the British nog* and chickens, h:ul been beat­ Search of the apartm ent Indicated [ill armored vessels." the Commissioners should, pay a:ty land Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. en with a hor.e. struck on tho hills u n til they are proved to he that her diamond ring and other The Auxiliary has engaged tho1 Professor Baxter’s paper on thumb* with a bummer and vlr* Jewelry, were missing. She had Jm t obligations of tli* Cttv. ,TUe Stnmtole Syneoputorn t<> furnish i "tile signifra/tec < ’of reform intar.L-V starved. , ‘•.'t;. advertised, to « u b - le C jic r Na p t # music for the evoning. Special1"aval constriction.'" stimulated The girl’s plight wn* revealed mont wnilp sho paid u vfstt to her dances und other entertainm ent widespread comment among hls- when u neighbor discovered her loclologienlly the mulntoes mil mother in Joplin, Mo. fentures will be introduced, and torinn* attending the annual sess- starching for food in a garbage other mixed-hood individuals are nttractivo favors will be distrib' i-1 ,h*;* ■od«t>r* Heretofore pail, and summoned police. They unlike i ither of their parent ted among the gueat*. ! the liattle between the .Monitor and turned the girl over to tho United In connection with the hotel Merrimac, olio uf the pivotal States District Attorney Wayne race'," Reuter seid. "They an* cently mad* a statement where discontented and un­ opening, Mr. Schlosscr expressed. jnndcnts of the ( iv.l War. has Borah, who filed slavery charges every effect that “It might be happy persons. w ring, but not morally w the hope that Sanford neoph r *,«!‘r,k,,l1: ' Ui th<‘, after an investigation. TThry desire to he recognized would regard the hotel aa their ,llvi« in« linJJ ‘»c-‘Wet n the era of II Franklin Dodge." In the hospital, the girl exhibited nnd mceptdl ns ntembers of th** , own, to use it a t unv time for ^ ,cn nr,|n lr" no* !T Judge Shook, In hi* d< scar**, welt;, and bruises thut cov­ culturally advanced ru.co und' affairs of nil kinds. Each organi-J Baxter s repm . * ered most of her hotly, inc luiling Ing Remus insane, declare thejr strive to conform in appear*! zation in the city will bo p c r - l " , u,t " :>V 1, 1 * the plain im print of the "evidence discloses that shoe heel nn(o and Iwlmvior to its stunRemus a t this time does a und n broken da ds. "But the up|>er class "> ............... ">;■ ;< ', T i v ^ »( ( mi U Therii left C cheek w Hove it morally wrong to i ry once each year without charge, #ml lhc Un,tC(l Slntcs. front tooth which she said laid git ups refuse to recognize them further homicide. leen struck by Mrs. Arico with .1 as equals or to admit them to ■ v a .. . . . .. , "The nnnihlliution of the Turk"Therefore, from the ei Ncw 5 car s dinner on Sunday, [yh (le#t ,lV ehc„ firt. nt Sinope in hummer when she mice attempted inc nhet'-hip. They arc usually testimony, and exhibits sul will be the flrr.t meal served un-j ,^ - j ,C|, Xnpoleon 111 to construct cli u n i with thu negroes und in this esse, the court Is of dev the new management. „ A f,v# armored floating batteries, otler backward groups." LOS ANGELES. Dec. :J0.~ nion sad finds George R*m number of guests have ulrcadj | {t, r,.t> of NVf,jch ,„„vcd their worth Reuter declared that Ihe mixed- ( IN'S)—Ilr. Chari, i F. McMillan, Is infant and » dangerous Incn entertained at the hotel an.l in lile CBpturc „f Kinburn, in Oc* blind pioplcs everywhere resent u physician and surgeon, was un­ to be a t large." der arrest hero today on suspicion reservations are being received t - her lH.r)5. Byr 1KB», thnnk« to tho odd oppi-'c tho classification, reul" It is th a n fore ordsiw daily, the management reported, enthusiastir icpport of. the cmi<ing their superiority to the low* of, the murder of Mrs. Amelia George Remus be commlU Appleby, said to he u wealthy The hotel opens this-year for the poror and to ti e genuis of hi< oi race and rebelling against a the Limn State Hospital l property owner of Chicago und third season, hut contrary to the naval constructor. Dupuy De s(tial c*|uulity with them. insane and there “confined Los Angeles, whose body, bundle*t 1 previous policy it will be operated ■|,fime, they hud sqlvcd,* with the otherwise he might be disc According to Reuter the only in a canvas sack, was found on ’ the j ’enr rund instead of the u.1*1fjloire, the problem of seagoing by due process of law." . npe from the disorganized and Ghristmas night in n ravine near ’ mil four months’ season. The hoa-j ironclad. France fcl mice increashappy data of mind is an San Fernando. tolry has been leased to It. O. jta program of seagoing Iron­ cctituuec by the nilxcd-hloodi of ’ Middleton- New York and 1‘a lr i' <rlatla in lSilO from vix to sixteen |y w«g(. und the girl ute wi Rulic^ said tho slain woman, tho status assigned to them by .who was identified by a forked | Reach hotel man, who' lias placed | ships. The revolutionin French ' dojtsbecause she preferred thi superior white groups. They thumb nail, also wus known os ' Mr. .Schlosscr here a* mnnogcr building policy thus brought ubout ih‘at way." ufi live huppy and useful lives Mollic Burke, Amelia Ellcnbrough 1 and IL J. Middleton, his brother, was the decisive factot in the in-------oijly when they give up tho desiro und Mnrgurct Kllenbroagh. She j as treasurer. I troductlon of the IronCisd ship. LINDBERGH LANDS tr, be white and aru contented to hud been missing front her home R. 0. Middleton is the o|*en»tar b< black," Reuter declared. at Los Angele. for several days J of several hotels in the enst and NEW YORK, Dec. .’JO -(IN S) when tho gruesome find was niude. REDLANDS, Ca!„ Di . in addition has tho lease on the —Colonel Lindbergh lamb-d nt (s e a b o a r d s e e k s i s s u e (IN S)—A manhunt rival Although Dr. McMillan ndniittRath and Tennis Club, exclusive Belize, British llonduru. at D: IA I id he hud been bundling the wo­ eonductsd for WlUlam, IJalm Rench club. Mr. Schlosscr A. M. Central Time today, accord­ WASHINGTON, Dee. .10.— man's property, hi* denied uny im­ Hlckman is in prugrssa i ' came to Sanford from Palm Reach ing to a cable dispatch to tho ( INS)—Tho Scabonrd Airline to- plication in the murder. Deputy cm California and t b s . where lost year he was munager Western Union offices here. uAy asked the Interstate Com- sheriffs* who urrested Dr. Meborder today. Th* objst nf the Rath und Tennis Club. • n irre Commission for authority AtiU.iit nt his homo here, reported MAN SBOOTH WIFE starch Is Rob«rt E. flf * The new management antici* ,t( Usuh tW -’5,000 uf first /and thoy found hint examining somu paroled ex-convict, wno who !s * pates a busy winter season, ex* KANSAS CITY, Mo*. Dec. a o - ci nsoUdnted »» per cent mortgage of the woman's papers when they Evelyn Smith, 11, from 1 n pcctipg to entertain many tour* (IN 8 )—While a 1R year old g< Id bondi, in order to reimburse arrived. land home on Chriatmaa i * iftu, many for part of the yev* daughter looked on In terror. Wil­ it treasury for expenditures made i Ahiutig these papers, the ofThe child, who bad I ’ und sonio for tho entire ttujuu. it* purchasing the capital stock of liam It. Walz, 51, shot and killed tfy Charlotte Harbor and North fleers said, was a power of attor­ with a Redlands welfan ney and a will, purported tu have liis wife, Ethel, 20, here today and cin Railway of Flbridd.. by her abductor, decland then committed suicide. Rolice be­ been attacked by him. lieve a family argum ent was res­ course of the satomobus from Oakland. A. u. Wilkinson: I absolutely 11 U lA irllL V l 1 l u u t v i a raualsal comedy star, a* th. ponsible. Police expressed th s b this* m atter should be y V i s p h t i "W .r of the esUblishment. She snd Ne w ORLEANS, Dec. BO­ SINCLAIR CHARGED the mah sourht, sided b; hed o ut in the courts befor.* U I 1 O a l U r i l o j ^. i^ht of the club’s (.tnff were takHNS)—Two hours before the time federate- Is the one who “ tem pt is mode to pay these --------u poIlc, nation In a patrol WASHINGTON, Dec. JO (INS) .vt for their hanging a t noon t >day night chloroforms “ttB*-" Luke Mary citizens who ure i wdgon and charged with illegal —The federal grand jury today dqy, Joseph Gcnna and Molton Lawrence Fergusoa here* t '. J. T. Denton: “ I think the ye a n 0ld and over will be the ssloii 0f liquor, returned a presentment charging Pfasseux, of Deriddtr, La., convicoff with $100, two dUme ELIZABETH CITY, N. C., Dec. ants’ rfhuuld' be proved u ju a i1got-su tomorrow night ut the third actress, who plays » leuding H arry F. Sinclair, oil mognato, ».ri slayers of a taxicab driver and two watches. . •’ n by court* procedure beforo | nnnUr.l reception to be given a t ro|u j„ *<g|10t b*>at.’’ u broudway und six associates with conspiracy u year ago, were granted a .’10-day .10—(IN S)—An intensified cam­ paign to check tho flow of contra­ The child said ha b * d * respite by Governor Simpson. are puid by tha city." the Chamber of Commerce build- ,HO<juction that recently opened to obstruct justice. band liquor from the Ws«t In ­ led her abductor when, aha rank Evan*: "1 thipk the| ing beginning at 8 o’clock. here, was highly indignunt. Bondsdies into Floridu wse foreseen that his well-to-do awotbf ic’s interests are the firsl in-, The affair bus bcci. one of the came to her rescue und ba­ huro today in orders transferring to adopt bar. t its to b« satisfied. In the case biggest events of the season for ^oro j awn she was frce»on bail, to .the Florida East Coast 40 pick­ ay w arrants tKpy should not ■the past two years and it i* boj j j 0 rttjj wu., niade under the ed coast guardsmen along tho mid until a thorough investi- 1|ng anticipated by Lake Mary pcrgonj!| *Uptrvlsion of Regionul Search Cond North Carolina and Virginia Coast. .. Find Girl Kl Announcement of the transfers where preparations have LOS ANGELE#, Cal., Dec. 30— t unsolved phases of the abduction was made a t the headquarters >n. I believe the gram thfit will ho complete with NEW Y HOTEL SOLD ,.i, u.her in the New (IN S )—Startling revelations in nn| brutal slaying of the little of the ssvsnth district of the yrould be in error numerous -entertainment fraturej, -P o lic e t« Coast Guard here. Tho district otously. ’ ^ho Murion Parker kidnapping and Parker girl. ng Into the payment have b.|*n urransfcd. Several search for TAMPA. Fla.. Dec. 30 — (INS) ‘ murder ca^e were promised today. The grand jury investigation' embraces the Atlantic Coast from Unless this m atter speakers will address the gather’GKO BANK FAILS 'a s District Attorney Asa Keyes was ordered following the dual Cape Henry* Va.. to tlyr tip of -The Oliver Hotel of this city, ku n>B^ ore the courts there : |n>r and following the program me of the largest hotels in Florl- . m l “ __1_ otdered a sweeping grand Jury confession of HU-knuin and Wcl-' Florida. . ,i nn refreshments will bo served. Is. has lien sold to the Oliver “ PHIF Dir. *0.—(INS)'— investigation of the astciunding by*Hunt, 18-year-old Kun-u* City j . In connection with 'the affair. Hotel Proiwrtles. Inc., It was an. f r i e n d s s u r p r i s e a ateriKil and Solvent Rank «onfesajons of William Edward youth, th at-th e two boys plunnodj PI KCTS Frank Evans, one of those in nranced here today by J . S. * ust Company, Memphis’ Hickman* 19-yoor-old confessc*! tiiwl executed 'th e daring holdup. _ K | charge of the program today i»* t'etnes. It* owner. The confident- ‘""J. ALBANY, Dec. 30.A (J,,. South’s largest n c ! kidnauper, -killer and bandit. lof the Rose Hill Pharmacy which ‘ON Dec 30 — ; sved u cordial invitation to every t'uii in the sale was announced at k failed to open its doors While the now grand jury in-(w as climaxed by the fatal shoot- Frienda of Governor Sc ntdrsrtate (iommerce pioneer citizen of Seminole Coun<l,CUli'HH). The trsnsacticn wo* ner prepared a surprise foe 1 Tlie Institution was turned quiry wq* called for the primary Ing *f Thoms on Christum* Eve, >day elected Johnson ty to be present tomorrow night. he sits dnwu to U i b u t in cash. Carnes said. ^InpUj” the stale bank’ rx imlner* purpose of delving into the niur- u v« ir ago. • . irninf- Attornrys fqe .b j der of C. Ivv Thoms’, Ia»* Angelo* ( .yi.-krian adm ittid firing tho uer tonight. On tho tal package* are now delivered from to tho c “A t t J S ^ X ’was^ap’ Hughes und snklnr department will file druggbt, killed in a holdup of fatal shot. Hunt confessed to hi* him will anpear i\ nnmi nh«»r of 1021, nrd rival Texas featherweight bo-ar... cake, o replic i of the Wh on in rh.in- ?.\v ectirj tmlav iii» Roac Hi)l Pharmacy, Keye.* pnrticipatlcn in the robbery, bitt The govcrroc vy111 be year* old. . , I j Police Searc Abductor O f G ir l In Cal I Campaign Begun To Check Florida Rum S tartlin g R evelations Considered Im m inent In Hickman Murder Case �r+rf* IGHT •r OC ' TITE SANFORD HERALD, TM'RSDAV. DECEMBER' 29.1927 uwtv«Y* i/MM ♦ •' • third'*with 1,533,’ Simmons fourth with J.iJG and Florida 'S tate col­ 7« i 7 *, ’ lege for women fifth w ith 1,401 f 1 1 students. Vassr.r with J.14 0 is •P ■MNth, while Gouchcr hna. 1,003, Mt. NEW YORK, Dec. 2JU_UN-*I Holyoke 987, Radcliffir 900. and Rnndolph-Macon W om ens college Though he is spcciali.. L. present time in d c o lw 'S f, *S 845. w eights, Bud Taylor ha, no ?‘ Among the men students the n l>■n . . >■ * W InlV! Massachusetts Institute of Technoi- tion of forsaking the the largcsl largest weight division, over which h N e w Y o rk I n s t i tu t io n H a s ; — continues to have tho By Sid Mercer I.ntzo, Phil Kaplan, Allentown Jqu cs as ohampion in all ho*ir"? ______ ___ ___ , F o r i technical enrollment in th e Unitec 3 2 ,211 R e g is tr a tio n International News Service Special ry controlled by tha i f j r Gnn*r Ccrrcs>ondent P o s t T e r m ; V n i v c r a i t y O f I Ante*. M.I.T. has 2,2.j0 cnginccr- to Boxing Association. Wlelerwcight*— Ace , Iludkins C a l if c m i a I n 2 n d H a r o iwr students and 108 d iem istry stuNEW YORK. Dec. 29.—( I N S ) - - 1 This does not include Ne* v Jo- Dundee, Sammy R aker, Hilario _____ dents. Purdue University is sec­ In attem pting to rat? the ten beat Martinez, Johnny Iniirasano, niiTi i n n n i n \ »>n rou ond in number of men students which it un exception net boxer- in c ’-ch of the jight stan d ­ J h ^ y f ^ h n n Jim m y in engineering wlijt a total of 2,­ displeasing to Taylor sin?,'),** M come in here and fight a t? a rd div.sijn* and tho junior we!-* Tommy Freem an, • --------SuUWan, ^ . h .12.241 resident students. 193. BATON’ ROUGE. La., Dec. 29. terweight and lightw eight classes weights, a privilege he w0lL |rsriiks first in the number of stuThe five- largest lnw schools In enjoy if he were recognircT •*. V' * _(IN S )—R uxell Cohen: assistant on the basis of their performance I.C"." Icndler. i.ightwieghts— Sammy Mandcil, dents enrolled by A f r i c a n univer­ Dr. W alters’ list are New York champion. Under this disnT coach of the University ot Ala­ in 1927. I have endeavored to weigh Jinimy McL ruin, Sid T erris, Bruce sities for ll’’27. The University of University, 1,771; H arvard 1,535; Bjr Davis J . Walsh though somo of them seem to be bama, a rd former Vanderbilt Uni­ competitive performance, w illing­ I lowers, Phil McGrow, Lope T en­ California ranks second with 25,- Fordhani 504; Columbia 802 anil Taylor will box his r.ld rivai Canzctictf, at the feather, ; • * International News S en ice ideally suited for th.* place. But versity football star, will assume ness to meet ali comers, improve- t-mo, Baby Joe Cans, Kid K aplan; 534 New York University third Michigan 505. limit hero next Friday Mcht.‘ 'S porta Editor m en’ , wrought by experience thnt commissioners do read the sport Michigan with 00G ranks first _ *-NEW YQRK, Dec. 29—Wot, ho! news and maybe legislators do not. the position of athletic director comes with industrious pursuit of Stiinislau-. Loayza, Ruby Goldstein. with 22,708, City College of New .lunior Lightweights— Joe Click, York fourth with 21,008 registra­ among the big five in tho medical ARMY MAY P L U TEXAS f4r Windsor,. Ont., the land of i?o he dropped his idea where he and footbai! coach of Louisiana matcher and restraint in the prac­ I i ncyboy Finnegan, Tod M organ, tions and the University of Penn­ j school list. Minnesota with 018 is Kintc George and the Imperial thought it would do the most State University Jan. I, succeed­ tice of “picking spots.” i Kaplan, Mike Dundee, Ray Mil. sylvania fifth with 17,020, W EST POINT, N. Y., Dw>. i second, Pennslyvnnia w ith 577 is quart, God save them both. good, meantime hoping for a per­ ing M. J. Donahue, according to Several champions do practically i . Jack Bernstein, Babe H erm an, The list of enrollments was made third, Chicago with 523 is fourth (IN S )—Southern Methodist n , ’ Having plenty of time on their fect relay on the throw to the an announcement by President I. all of th .tr fighting in tho next I Dunne, A1 Tripoli. public by Dean Raymond W alters and H arvard fifth with an enroll- varsity, In Texas, may [,P Rjt | ,* hands a rd other people’s money to pinte. W. Atki.vjorb higher uiviiimi to the one in which date on Army’s football of Sworthmorc College who based featherw eights— Benny Bns«,‘ s^end, the boys sat .themselves Perhaps I wrong Mr. Rickard’s Donahue’s resignation ns head they )•• Id lUle. Thus several nam e. it on reports rrceived from the list dbWn beside T. Ricknnf todny nnl motives. It may be that he pirn i football coach and athletic director [ n r p ,,, iliffcruii C’nnzoncri, Bud Tnylor, Al Among dental schools Pittsburgh made vacant by the break witki different classes but th* of 211 institutions of the associnM nt the next heavy weight chant­ for new .fields to de-fertilize and, or the irjivcrsily rrin r as a bomb- | rnt wn, Teddy Bnldock, Red Chav­ tops the list with 640 students. Navy, it was reported here »>wi w;ith the elasticity ' -^itnahlp Tight to Windsor, a town thut the gool old dominion i. -hell to Southern ath.ctic circles, i of ....... Andrew Routis, Dominick tion of American universities on Pennsylvania hn ■, 474, Northwest-, Southern Methodist is now o f' 60,000 ju st across the border upening L>r a harvest. Windsor’s Dnrnhue ban been one o ' the out. i nr, Sammy Dorfmop, Johnny the basis of registrations ns or eni 391. Michigan "74 nnd Califor­ duled to play Army jn jts Se . _. November 1 *AI1 of the institutions r Flowers is entitlgame next season. Effort* m l ftom Detroit and within ea standing athletic figures in tne 1 e Mv I iR« r 1 ■r. . nrcessibility to Detroit. Clevclaiid, show nn average increased enroll­ nia ranks fifth with 203. access of Toronto, Chicago, art I Chicago and the other big town South ior he ,.a-t qu arter ol a cd to ■« high m ark n n io n r the miding made in Washington to trT li’iitamweights — Bud Tnvlor ment of 25 percent over chat of one of the b!g Pacific Cloxist the Middle West in generul. of tho Middle West doesn’t m:i»u- centurv ■•Hi has produced a im m -' dlewe.ght.. and a place among the ly Bladock, Archie Bell. Willie five years ago. Forty-two of the here for the open da*. on the Sa A comparatively _ small town, it i>. a had bet and. when you gc; her of champion le infs at Auburn light h« .■-•y « i ights but Ins name tli. Bushy Graham , Ignacio largest universities have expanded p urday a fter Thanksgiving Day^l ms, but with a large flanti*»cr (to thinking it over lliiriy peivcn., and Louis:., ia. lie received his has been <• ndtteil from m os. of i unadez, Johnny Vncen, Vic Fo- 28 percent Dean W alters said: quarterback >the li-ts and will he from this one. ipulntion, meaning thnt th e y 'taxes and two percent l»?er aren’t fee .tbnll training Ahe Goblstein, Chuck Hcllnmn. The “ Big Ten” Jink I' a icy, while ranking high Ik in and probably float out, quite the attraction they m ig h t'o n the Y... tram. Flyweights — Izzy Schw artz, The first-10 colleges on the basis the :ht heavyweights, i . itim e floating an occasional in*. Hut F- V inkie Genaro, Frenry Belnnge’', of all resident students places: Constipation and He well dovn m the Heavy weight lisi l « n , there being no less than The w riter happens t«» know tlw: vsboy Brown, Johnny McCoy, Minnesota sixth with 10,752 . I et ause ho has not bevn active in tflYre race tracks in the vicinity, ilirk.'inl and the New York roi.v Diseases. (Painless no liilgct W olgast, Billy Skelly, Bias Illinois eighth with 23,3!M SPRINGFIELD, 111. Dec. 29—(I He S u n d a y , he lop m o il. C* <rgc Godfrey . Loan- floating, therefore, might mirsii.n aren't far apart <■:» tha; |surRical mehod) Dr. j0 i •driguez, Pete Sanstol, Willie Wisconsin oighth with 12,789 _ defies c' »se rating I nause he has k h* taken to be one of the necessi* | idea that the next big light should, N S)—Polities in Illinois w elter in Chicago ninth with 12,079 Davies. • . • Corwin Howell, Regislert ties of life, li like a loaf of bread | be held here. The commission i< Scud-fin.' I matches in the short- •»«’" i'lforior opa bog of corruption, tho worst the Ohio State tenth with 12,055 physician, 200 W. Got I* ......... ................................... o f maybe the lust two stepa on a; willing to make' concessions. tour, ament a t the Mur.ic;-1p m n its. The welterweight and On the busis of full-time regis­ state has ever known, C aricr II. ladder. hail hinted that it will double its I * j1 , 'rMe* will be staged lightweight divisions ure overlup i i A vc., Orlando. Floriil trations, th at is of students spend­ Harrison, form er m ayor of the ^ .................................................. .. ’ __ Anyhov/, T. Rickard had a gaud ante on ringside seats. Mr. Riel:-1 Riel:- [i ti‘ City of Chicago, declared in an­ next s’undiv. Sundny. according according to to an an- I’i'ig to a confusing degree, na nr Telephone 4393 fur freeai ing 12 hours or more a week hi and, fc K ; tlory and he told It wo!!. Tho I ard will coycedo a putt or two n« uncement today by Elmer (’a rl-itn e junior I'ghtw . . cights . , i sulfation. You will |)c rollcgiate classes. California ranks swer to a request that lie become a synopsis of the plot . .on, local professional in charge I thcrweights, the bantam a ar.d fea candidate for the Democratic nom­ first nnd Columbia second. The list prised how quickly you therweights. S' > .this; in Canada, the government '■doner a ringside sent. Daily dem onstrations of tho ination for the U. S. Senate in the of the* arraiigcments. on this is us follows: set well without loss of lia tax on prize ^fights, a U-nu trun-.-1 CANZ0NEKI j S p.vVORITK Bud Taylor remains champion <u Ikissctt outboard cruisers a rc bo­ event there is an election to fill a in u flight II. Favillc meets J. I. California 17,311 la ted from the .vulgariun, is only a poor class of ilintunis ami -­ possible vacancy. •I from business Clyde Chapman - given at the Municipal Yacht qicncor nnd Columbia 13,275 two percent. In New York- if n The senate has refused the oath Illinois 12.033 NEW YORK, Dee. 29.— (4N S)- I lavs J. Higgins. In II flight C. 1mingles with featherw eights. II 3. Mil before Congress passes, the Tony Canzoneri rules 7 to 5 favor­ F. Meyers will play K. Page nnl old Bantam rival, Tony Canzonet. Ca dr. by Frederick It. Woodard, to Frank L. Smith, U. S. SenatorMinnesota 11,307 i. ite distributor, according to nn government nnd state taxes will ite to defeat Bud Tnvlor in their J. l.udwig meets Charles l’owell. is now an avowed featherweight. elect from Illinois. W hether ho New York Unlv. 10 ” 18 tQtal thirty per cent. In Chicago, scheduled tin-round bout here to­ inounreinent today. can keep his grip on the office or Ohio State 10.935 J. (i. Ball. Sanford merchant.^ Another bantam who alway li. they will total Thirty-five per cent. morrow night. Eddie Long. Bud's i< the latest to succumb to tli • guvy Taylor trouble is Bushy Gr.-. whether a new senator can ho Michigan 9,700 t. The cruiser was placed in local , -M r. Rickard allowed th a t he m anager, informed Tex Rickard lure ef the mashie-niblack- acronl- ham. We list Graham, although h elected or appointed is n milch Wisconsin .8,942 8. •••aters yesterday and attracted cared rather deeply for th a t two that mooted question throughout Illin­ <l# H arvard 7,565 .••MW he MX will «•••• he glad to W match »• Tav*" ’ 111 ^ to l " Mr. .** 1 . Carlson, V IU IO » « ll. who reports j ing been idle since last Februgi ■ ; ■ti.'itlt mblu interest of local percent tax. He neglected to say lor with Benny Bau.-> for the feath- that the hardware denier is dis *»y degree of ois a t present. Pennsylvania 7.505 the New Y«:s I (.rtaihen. many of whom took n 10.’ nhythlng about th a t four percent erw eight chanipionship if he de- playing fine form for a begina cui InJi. Acute S tatistics show th at the largest “ Illinois politics," Harrison de­ Boxing Commission He aeeom- lido with Mr. Woodard in the rrhoei, C r j Diar percentage of gain was in uni.'er^*,n’ ^ r ' ? ,cHnr,‘ feats Canzoneri, and will also cn- tier. clared, “are certainly, in both great |.iishcd nothing this year, yet D• trim little craft. disked gcnleman of tho world tertnin n proposition to close Morbui, Btoojj p a rtie s, at the lowest ebb 1 have dcrerves a spot. sd avoids the obvious whenever match with either Kid F in n rh i Colic, Burns, etc. known for the alm ost two genera­ TENNEY JOINS CLUB My 1927 list is as follows: • possible. S w e e t Bu)>tc is j | Archie Bell for the bantiun title. tions I have either been actively , v ttc u b lc ctunpoun) ,- J i, *rt was the first time th a t Rick­ Heavyweights— Gene Tunm . engaged in them or near the side­ f « l l y m I c cv«n fi r |.ht jmiticve c h ilj. A NEW YORK, Dec. 29.— (IN S)— J e ik Deirpsey, TEX TO SIGN SHARKEY ard had hnd nn opportunity to Juck Sharia . lines, a close and interested ob­ in live iiiu M c i lor winch it t> w . The six hundred irillioniarcs of p r y to the hull or m achinery,i f speak in public about the matter. George G odfr-y, Torn lleefii . server." ?)orting pn-clivitics who patronize ., NEW YORK. Dec. 29.— (IN S )— }^7 -Previously, he had dropped n dipJohnny P.isko, Juck Delaney, Pat ­ Tlie groat mass of voters in the .'j'’ V'V,l" ,1,ytr nm iKnC<l f°r ' colleges of 500 to 1,000 hail an mlb r t ; e i p ‘l v/ e LB’b t l r t N ’s lemntic hint, here and there, of Promoter Tex Rickard now plans Tex Rickard’s big boxing spectac­ ino Cz -udun, Knute Hansen, Ja !. H orula shallow stream s. 1 ^ llf o:{ ,,0P ccn, whlIo the 55 state, Harrison asserted, "don’t les have received a notable addict SWA desire to elevate the Canadians H|b'n -luck Sharkey, Boston I IJ. Renault. 6u x ir 5 ^ 6 E T B i icl I smallest colleges in the survey hav­ give :r whoop” ns to charges and with one of these -annual spec- 1h«?«vyweight, for three lug bout* tion. Gene Tunncy, haavyweight HOCKEY STAB INJURED counter charges of corrupt ulliing bodies of less than 500 present­ Lightweights— Tommy Loug ■TAT VOUH tpRUQ CIST.’S ; tildes but apparently members of " « t reason. If Sharkey bentr. Tom champion, has joined nnd thus be­ * , ed the sm allest increase of only 15 nncus, stolen elections in Chicago the boxing commissions in Illin- Hcency on Jan. 13. he w ill be mr,*.- comes No. 001 in the Madison inn, Juck Delaney, Jim m y Sl*tt< >v. • •Leo l.onnki, Mickey Walker, Y.d • CHICAGO. Dec. 29— (IN M — pcr ccnt. and [other cities, r.ncl misuse of LANEY’S DRUG ST0RI o!s and New York had liecn look-1rhed with either Jack Delaney or Square Garden Club, incorporated, Okun. .Mlk.' McTiguc, Ma-Xcy Bo • Dick Irvin, right wing or. the Chi- , public funds. Women’s Colleges Mcisrh Bldg. Sanford. Ifig carefully at their finger nniltf.' -Johnny Risko. If he wins that n social organization of Garden tnbloom. Jam es J . ISraddcck. “ I come near knowing thi* pres­ u u i j . uuui .ck. i. --ago Blaekhawk s hockey^ team f r, uc.s The ton ten largest exclusively wo’ 8o this time he did his hinting* fight, he v,ill be sent against Jack : lock holders. Tunncy is the only c Me REYNOLDS DRUGI with a cheer leader’s megaphone I Dempsey for the tight to nice- In.xor member. Jack Dempsey i'Mi l,'.i w eights-> Iicl:cn Wal ,kufl. sustained in last iron’s colleges in the country and ent day political game from the Hanford inside out—its filth, its depravity, ’ w-ltj, , | U. M ontreal tluur rnrolln.ent reveals H unter ’“ Of course, boxing commissi -h, Tunncy, according to Biekard. If suppost-il to have invested 8150,000 Jock M e\ey, George C ourtm ., “ LAKE MARY PHAIttltf -ru„ Maroons won, l to leading tho list with 4.011 students; its u tte r villainy,” H arrison a s­ members have nothing to do with 1the Boston bruiser is eliminated, iu Gulden stock, hut as yet he isn’t ,Dave Shade, Joe Anderson, Muxt . I Baku Slnry serted. Bosenbloonv,- Jock Malone, I'eiu ” * Smith second with 2,077, Wellesley a incitilier of the inner circle. Ippcns 1n Congress, n!- however, all bets will bo off. wls Bud Taylor Canzoneri OF M ENROLL01 Sportwriter Chooses His. List O f Leading Pugilists COLUMBIA LEADS For High Ranking In © I'NWERSITIO Cohen Named Head Coach Of Louisiana AsDonahueRcsigns '.ickardSelects ]Vindsor Canada For Next Big Bout "'Because O f Low Tax Rate Harrison Declares Illinois Overrun By Vicious Politicians Golf Semi-Finals To Flayed Demonstrations Of Cruiser Given Here F i f t y Y ea r O ld jle iu e d fo r SI J Three Wonderful Gifts i. j NO EASY order, that. If any man hinks it is, let him try to plan ju st seven consesutive dinners without re­ peating* a. single item on any one menu. A woman m ust have considerable ingenuity to plan - ynd considerable executive ability to prepare — 21 meals a week. A beautiful Chevrolet Coach, Latest Model, / • • . , * • completely equipped. M- Second I In recent years, many new dishes have graced the dining tables in our homes. Delicacies th a t \vere once secrets of restu ran t .chefs are now prepared quickly and easily in our own kitchens. A model 16 Radiola, The Last Word in Radio, with all accessories, loud speaker, etc., installed in your home. I , » * % . Three meals a day, seven days a week! First. h • i And., advertisements., have had much to do with adding to th e variety of our national diet. A beautiful picture of a tem pting dessert, with full directions for m aking it — another receipe for a luscious fcalad'— a new use for an old fam iliar stape —in such ways do the adver­ tisem ents continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! * y One hundred dollars worth of those Good Diamond Tires. - / AU to be given absolutely ,free to It is well worth wh ile to read arid study the advertising pages. To all th at perains to he home, to all th a t perains to every-day life, the advertisem ents contribute. W hether meals, motor-caps or music, let the advertise­ . , m ents help you. make• the choice.*You will find hem wise * , ‘>7 in council, trustw orthy in service. , our Customers Ask * * , Service SlalionH, Tires, Accessories. »VJ >f-Mac Battery Company "tuery w»d Electrical Service ___________________ • White-Highleyman Company .. rmrr Bros. Company t . * : Chevrolet Cara, and Service * out of life and save you time and trouble doing it v n i V : Jones Tire Shop Tire Service, Vulcanizing t,.v Read the advertisements — hey help you get the most ; :r.' j,', I .. • • V'V. • .. •* -'■Ln-Tv-v'h'' . >-j �T H E SA N FO R D *H E ltA L D , FR ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 3 0 ;4 9 2 7 M0 r e n o d Ur rro sp en ty p ? ^ g tcd With M any M others iced By Southern States ^everBefore Approached By Joseph L. Laube of. 1920, which mounted to IT fctlivfia! News Sendee S taff 087,007 running bales.” • Correspondent . There has been an unpreceden1 unprecedent,T ^ N T A . Ga. Dec. 30—(IN development of of the the tobacco tobacc lATCL^jSTA. 30— (IN S) ci development - A MW era of proaperity, such industry Inthe states covered by a , has never before been expert- the survey, the department of MihL f»caa the Southeast. Tho commerce said. The total produc­ e d seven y«ara has seen an un- tion Qf Georgia alone increased mecendented development In the from not quite 1,800,000 pounds igrtcultuml wealth, population, 0f tobacco In 1909 to nearly 40,jjiriU y, aiineral and water re- 000,000 pounds last year. W tcea JUid m anufacturing, arA gricultural economists of tho ording to ,a commercial survey of departm ent stre ss the advisability lib Bm I m u I made public today 0f crop diversification, but cmigacihe- United S tates Department phnslte the feasability of retain* Cotjnntprce. | jpg cotton as a prim ary crop and I S u c lfta p ld developments have recommend th a t Its culture be tcurett since the general census placed upon a more scientific i 1930’th a t'th is progress cannot I plane, with the aim of improving at translated infloVtatistlca) form ,’ the quality and length of the staha govemment’a official report pie rather than thb quantity of Survey Of Boats Under Con­ struction By Several Na­ tions Reveals Leaning To­ wards Deadlier? Warships ■ F T * * 'Z- ' i ii iw’n ,. * — w ’& E taken with tho signing of an Th W im portant reciprocal agreement i between two British and German film Interests. The contrut ting parties are the • Iff,’ Caumont-British Picturo Corporaf t k tion tho largest firm of its kind in England, *«n<l the UFA, the —■ m- T— famous German and distributing of T ip southeast’s argicultural ipoNttuab to'Stressed by the sury. "Jr only 34 counties- out uf total «of more than 450 in tho (ion, did ‘ agricultural products Rstituto a relatively unimportant f t ion of tho total county protftfaL” thq survey said. “In ralvlkof those, principally FloriI, H llbet products practically |>m entod.the>total. One sparsosettled county in North Carola coast was credited chiefly Ith fishery products, and In folltor C«m*y,( Ala., mineral proucti ‘TJkedomlnated.’’ j In 102),. according to the nTve/t ‘ there were 1,254-881 Irma u compared with a total f 8^71,817 for the United States, K ing thl« comparatively small te a T»ver*l)he-flrth of the faring l thfi'country. North'CtwlinK led the eouthea-.it rlth 283,491 farm s, Tennessee •cood with 252.669 farm s, Geori a 549.109- South Carolina 172,87, -Alabama, 237-631, and Flori- meat Westerners Aroused By Re­ ports That Boston Hotelmen Are Advising (lucsts Not To Eat Beef Products Bee.' prices are inglrer, the ciiam- | bef pdlhft-d out, but t’.ic rise in price in due to shortage of the j ( rodue . One f .he industries that was hit hardest by after-w ar clef laion was the beef industry. In fact it was nlmcs. ruined, This year, 1,700.000 less cattle wont to the twenty main m arkets 0. tho United States than in 1926. jj was this scarcity that caused if pricis to soar just ns the pri. * of any -»ther commodity would n 1 onr. In t> o- «. of the West are not complaining of the high price of beet because they realize beef pro­ ducers are in n precarious condi­ tion, and hat such price?, are a ne0!’* cc.ssity to the recovery of the in dustry. |n,^ According to government s'ntisI ' tics, wages are 133 per cent higher j ** than in June, 1914, and ns beef the i>r*ces nre or,ly 4H per cent higher, ( jn r.tockmen believe the in ion i8 ea.iily'nble.U pny’tho"in»i\ i*iti in U>ef prices, unCattlemen of Colorado sny: " W e h*ve l i e n edii’c.tcd up to ivi^ the belief th a t the fine hotels of psf. Bc.’ton and New York want only ;s ti heavy, choice cuts. When you put As- $75 worth of com into a steer tha int- costs another $75 to produce, to irge S>>- tha. money buck that steei I:..' ring to bring a good price. The hotels v.-er n d«t pay for such meat as they ,,,,1 desire.” emperatures Hfeh and Low LOW HIGH 44 48. 40 50. ™ * batm an kodak cures were nffe treatment was a Dr. Clausen sa «IU> rick ... h»,l enthusiasm over T. C am r B‘x Cons . it wNI 1"* nf,l° r,i Iimit for Kvns, i.!Lk remcmberef, b ciahtto h <‘a,!fcre» w l,h np stipulation as to number. M08t of the Powers r® 8«Hafied with eight of these . ^ ™mc.of the enthi t f sc.entific knot JPct• shc *aid* th mnnv v*luabI* /arthcr xetcnnh aim c. Western raisers were up in arms today over reports from Boston that the Hotelmen’s asso­ ciation of that city are a d v isin ' their guests to refrain from order­ ing beef products in the dinin'? rooms. And a w ar of retaliation is in prospe#. , . , “ If Boston is KUH'K l<» uu ju r.i onr beef, why shouldn’t we answer DENVER hlh» recent years have shown idilie hi the cotton acreage, s has been a general extencotton" rplanting i■of pv*” " -.......« northward ...... d l _____ i ______ m * t_ _ i _ _ i i _______ 0 atne coming of the boll wcevIn spite of new difficulties qg cnftijn culture In parts of h rO , ,National production hoa town ’ a steady Increase since i« Jow output year, 1921, the r a ­ n i showed. “The southeast has been partipatlng. In this Increase and conIbfttcd 'h U rily to the 16,103,670 lie 1*25 and to the crop CITY A tlanta producing Second t h , a ir fa r e . M bull. ; of new. cruiser* bg'-hrld tb« -enter of interest. atated that there' is an con3tpii5*?nCrC”80dn P°wtr and ' S oj , L V" >^ throughout the v o tl” nf)(t ur,lcr Although “Jane" does not give the disposition of the guns, this is believed to be . the case with th«Japanese Nnrhi class, for it Is de­ finitely stated that there will be ten. These cruisers, therefore, will bo the most heavily armod of tiny designed under the Washing­ ton Arms T reaty conditions. Italian designers iiaw- gone all out for speed. The Trento and Trieste nre very lightly construct­ next April, the Gaumont-rVitish ed but they are able to do thirtycompany will distribute German six knots, ns against the thirtyfilms in the United Kingdom, two an! thirty-three of other n a t­ while the UFA will m arket Engions. The new 5 000 to cruisers lish films in Germany and Central of the Coleoni class nre to be fa st­ Europe, er still, and do thirty-seven knots Important Agreement in addition to enrrying 6 inch Cinema cire’es here look upon euns of a neiO lm l powerful mod­ the agreement fts of the utmost el. importunc-V insofar as it will proKnots concerning tho elevation vide fJrpnt B ritain with Its first of guns on the battleships of the various nntions are guards/. with the g reatest secrecy, but it is arain “ reported” that England’s Leads In C arrie rs “ Kent" type of cruiser h.ts the While America leads in the a ir­ highest elevatioh, Htutcd to be 52 craft carrier class, with the S a ra ­ degrees. toga mpable of carrying 72 nirplat.e*. the report shows th a t the oth r nation hnve cevoted a great deal more thought to the possibil­ ity of till their wnrships carrying one or more bombing planes, then tluii they have to aircraft carriers ’— ■WMF 2 2 ? Mr = vs Buddy, 12-month old boy from an orphanage at Little flock. Ark., is having the Unto of his life entertnlnlng the co-eds at tho Univcrslty of Arkansas at Fayettevllle. Buddv has come to the universify to help make the courses I- rhUd-recrlng practical, and he ha.. t.a^> practice mothers who see vo tis- feeding, slceulu^ and baths. LONDON'.— Dec. 30— Details o f| cruisers that can plough through the waves at 36 knots an hbur. with gun ranges of nearly tw en­ ty mile*, and carrying half a doz­ en airplanes, are dlscjoset? in the 1927 edition of “Jane’s Fighting Ships," a review of the world’* navies which * has ju s t been re ­ leased in England. This report gives evidence th a t while the world has been listening somewhat puzzler, to the talk of disarmament which has been strewn "Ver tho pages of its press Admirduring recent months, its Admiraltiea hnve been urging their designer - to construct bigger, better and deadlier warships. Th.- most noticeable thing in the equipment of these “ b etter" w ar­ ships i- that the aeroplane has be­ come ’he g reatest factor. On the sea. r. on lnnd, this has come to be the forefront its .the g reatest offeii'i-e and tefensive weapon, and I he adaptation of nir power to warships has occupied most of the thoughts in the minds of na­ vy Ini.Iders. nrtd air- treating rats aff At the sama time, however, they arc not far behind the United State-, for France’s latest “flo at­ ing airdrome” holds 40 small-type hydroplanes, which can be launch­ ed ly a compressed a ir catapult 'a t l< rty-soven miles p?r hour, after a run of sixty-five feet along the c c ’:. Aral Jap an is cre­ dited with having a plane carrier, which has space for fifty mach- (T o o I.aCc T o C la s s ify ) LOST—Between Like Mary an I I-cngwood, lemnn and white set­ ter. Answers to the name of Jack. Finder will receive reward If de­ livered to I* A. 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T /fMXm t \ IIKN ra 51 [1 lU I 1111 ox; �WotPan 1 0 ,0 0 0 M m o r s Complete Rule Crooks In Recent Survey naon’s Chinatown Made In New York State French Colony Of 5,000 .For New Tire Factory Is a - S ttE S f c r S & A i Planted In English 'Town B arrow ’s View O f B Social Structure Wrong, SaysM ayer ' LONDON, D«c. 30. — Limehouse rhinato-vm of London and cen£? of ita underworld, to ruled by .w h ite woman, commonly called JL “ Uncrowned Queen.” ^Tbla rtfyitenouB and sinister fig- the validity o f-tb # ( CLEVELAND, (L Dec- 30 (Continued From Page $ i.; Henry S r l i o l l n ^ _ ( I N S ^ T h e opinion of Clarence of Diode petitions and* I Darrow, the famous Chicago a t ­ will be enm itv and antagonism think thft. courts < among the people of this City for torney that humans sre “chips first one 1th e rftiestidfi1 on a stream " tossed btek and for many year* to come." forth with which we can do dime of the riahn- is A. P, Connelly: "Tbe city baa nothing, is alt wrong, according t>> employed experts to.study its a f­ Prof. Joseph Mayer, head of the department of economics and so­ faire and they have seen fit to ciology at Tuft* College, M ass, question certain obligations. While is and author of th at widely read 1 am In favor the city paying its book, "Tbe Seven Seals-of obligations, ! think in view of the Science." experts** report the Hutton claims "For Darrow to say. we cannot do 'anything about socclal struc­ should be tested in the courts ture of the world, is wrong,” and their legality thoroughly es­ Prof- Mayers- who is visittrwr tablished.' here, stated. S. M. Lloyd: "I think if the The Massachusetts educator declared that although we cannot change natural to*» it does not mean we are not able to apply them. “ Fire is a natural phenomenon," declared Mayer- "But man has changed it from r, menace to a useful tool. "The automobile is purely an artificial creation of natural re!sources. Our modern society Is | just ns artificial as the automo­ bile and the man made it himself out of nature." “We haven’t dope it yet,” Prof. Mayor explained, "h«au*e the foundation of social science is psychology of which we know very little os yet.” In conclusion the New England professor stated that we “do possess the power to control the v .v jasreq* stream upon which humanity is Irish* • * tossed." ALBANY. N. Y____ Dec.. 30-—(INS) —In a report which readi&t\as wierdly in contrast to ail the outward appearances of m aterial prosper­ ity of the United States as the tal­ es of th« "wild children *of Mo*, cow," John S. Kennedy, a member ™wnization .which rules the underof the New York Commission of Correction, asserts there Is an sr{orld of London. Cl,. (■ the Brtdn* of numerona my of more th sn 10,000 boy crim ­ STOKE-ON-TRENT, Eng., Dec. like. inals under the age of twenty-one r t nlblina finga. the: traffickers In year* of age operating in, New opiurfl, an d the. agent respon- 2 | 7 ‘NS)~ In this very English Two things the resident of this Jbie for helping Chinese to evade district, made doubly famous by new Arcady dislike. One is tho York State a t the present time. the early novels of Arnold Rennett These juvenile criminals ar# re­ weather, and the other the fset £tudni»the « - country « S ►wn inimitable pottery, a little that English saloons—or pubs, as sponsible for 44 per cent of all tho * tit ioctt it i* Sited, though sh ells etn*emed Ini. Krench colony Is trying to settle they arp_better known—are strict­ crime committed in the State, Ken­ numerous other criminal enter- down and Is finding the transfer ly supervised by tow, and are nedy asserted. * * nriseB, m ost.of her time is devoted from Montparnasse to a typbnl open only at certain hours of tho To Arouse Sefrtlment Bntish countryplace but litjt]e to day. to the Chinese. Kennedy said that hiR purpose in its likmg. ■ . p or yeara the law has been try* Few of the residents speak Eng- reporting on this “astounding num­ >|ng to W thU wohsan. Only once Fh<..»olony B P " sent. numbers l**b>at all, and they have found ber" of criminal youths waa to 3lx weeks after Clara Poulton be.h* In their hands! but thbt fonly 300 men and women, but difficulty in establishing pleasant arouse public sentiment to tbe need :aate the secret bride of Attorney —, for a common charge of as- there are fresh arrivals almost relations with the native popula­ for measures which will t*.rn away Richard P. Poulton or Chicago, her rtalt; and ev en ’then, they could every week. They represent the tion of the village. from the tide of crime so many fu­ Qujband was mysteriously marJered. The attorney's body ws» not get anyone to give evidence advance guard of an army of 5,000 The greatest difficulty that the ture citizens of the State.” found, badly beaten, In a, loop baseogainst her, so forced to ac­ workers, almost all French, who colonists encounter is th a t of find­ Of the huge total, 5J)7l passed Dent after a meeting of it painter** are to tako employement in the quit her. j ing amusement A number of the during the year ending in June 30, Michelin tire factory now being local. • P a st A Mystery newsdealers and booksellers in the 1927, through tho penal Instltuerected here. Althooth>her p ast is a mystery, village have stocked their shelves tiona in N«w York City; the city Many of the new residents have with French novels and newspa­ (ha story *M«, this vfhite woman prisons of Manhattan, Brooklyn - m . to Limehouse, ijimunouso. many years n|!Ver b« n in England before, for pers. and Queens and the county-jails of ■*o as the'*irl*Wnfe of an influ- although it is less than twentyFortunately, Hollywood speaks Richmond and the Bronx. Brooklyn •stl'al Chlmtinan. During the many *jve miles from Dover to Colab, a universal language, and the had the largest number with 3,001 . Whnch *- ■she -*-• lived among j thousands of French people have French colony is always well years In while Manhattan was second- with the Chinese> becoming almost one never left their native soil to soe represented at the movies In town. 984. of them,.sb* camo to know, the in­ what rtheir neighbor on the other The factory Is expected to be in During the same time county ner most se w e fa re f Chinatown; side of the Fjiglish Channel is operation in a few month's. jails of the State received 34-boys gaining n.w jm derfullpslght of the under sixteen, 4,835 between 10 workings of* tho Chinese mind. and 21, and 1,310 of 21 years. In Winnng- »ho confidence of the P l f O P T 17 A P D f l B T f Y *eM rrom Doited States; that Chinese, «bn- B»lp«d access to the Jh l J A / i L E i \ i r I V f R iA V r D we become industrially inde­ midilion to these, tho report con­ meeting hdtuea p f the ringleaders. pendent the demand for goods tinues, 227 boys batween Id and. 20 Soon her wUdpu»i «»ve her power made in the United States proper were committed to State prisons, among ibese men, until her word will be less. Just the opposito is nnd there were 100 more 21 years *’ was law: Absorbing an ait Iextraordin the truth; for our transition from of- age. Earnest Effort* ary knowtodgn- o? the, law, she an agricultural country of the formed in organisation known os plantation typo to an industrial Rotween these ages 507 were community would mean a much sent to the New York State Re­ tb« “F ig h ts* Fvmd.'’ to which nt»riy tvttjr* Chinese who cornea higher standard of living, and formatory, and 559 batween >0 and. to:Loitdon,» Chinatown contributes. S m all C o u n tr y B e lo n g in g T o consvqqently a much higher pur­ 21, and 180 of 21 years were, com­ U n ite d S t a t e s L o n g a T o B e- chasing power for the country. I t .U &aid, tijsre.are.China** who mitted to other penal institutions. pay b o erioriiioita sums, while turrit* A s s o c ia te d In B u ild ­ Commissioner Kennedy declared * ' } ■ : A , .g . otltora, drop, amalUr contributions ing; G r e g t A m e ric a n E m p ir e that whllr in New York earn­ | ' *. V*. into aNh4tW M tth pail th at stand* est effort* are being modn through Persistent couth* and colds lead te upon a iih ll In h fr room in Lime­ tho formation of boys' cluos and serious trouble. You can stop them now NBW YORK; Dec. 30.—Mops of house, similar organizations to training, with Oeonndiion, an emubiiied creo­ France usuplty show, qn, the lower Looks. A fter Prisoner* entertainm ent nnd opportunities Don't say that Mrs. 'William Me- sote that it pleasanL to take. Creomulleft-hand corner, enclosed in a Frotn tfna room, on the top spuaro, tiny Corsica, the birth­ for*relaxation so that boys’ minds Mullen Is a member of the weaker aion ia a new medical discovery with, floor Qf a dingly little house in place. of Napoleon. The island has may be diverted along the paths of sex. This Gaylord, Kns.,- woman two-fold action; it soothet and heals Pemiyfield this Uncrowned Queen been p a rt of Franco for over one ’** > rectitude and good citizenship, coached on* of the few undefeat­ the inflamed membranes tad Inhibits of Limthouze operates. It is hundred years, it being today one "they are all too few in number ed j>rep school teams of her sec­ germ growth. here that,.w hen Chinamen are ar- of the ninety departmental units .Of all kmwn drugs, creosote it rec­ and territory 'covered, and this ran g ed .fo r opium smoking, pedd­ making up the European territory {Tticcess In Meeting Business startling array of figures should tion this year. ^ S h o does every** ognised by elgh medical authorities w thing any m alt coach does, InclucW Problems Next Year To Be* result in an aroused public senti­ ana of the greatest healing agencies for ling fo r sm uggling, she organises of th a t republic. ing mapping out her .own plgyb't persistent coughs and- colds and other hla defense, finding the loopholes pendUpoiOKxtentToiWhich ment and a tremendous widening Rica expects some day tn forma of throat trouble*. Creonmlttonr th o u g h . which ho so often escapes. be Porto and extension of these activities." Science Will Be Utilized in a sim ilar relation to the u n it­ contain*, in addition to creosote, other l U r 'f i r s t step to to arrange, th at ed States, of which it has been a healing elements which soothe and heal th e\Ptisoncr shall have every lux­ since the year 181)3. Of course the infected membranes and stop the lly W. 8 . Cousins ury th a t the hijv permits to per­ part and purheases of automobile! and Porto Rica does not cherish the am ­ Irritatlhn and Inflammation, while the International News Service sona'ori'remand. • railway equipment. In his oipnion% bition o f furnishing, n Napoleon, creosote goes on to tho stomach, is eb­ •Financial Editor On AH Cars ’ LThed.reid&Lby her extensive le- for there Is not upon the face of the on bed into the blood, si licks the seat "Our position with respect to NEW YORK. Dec. Succesi foreign trade is favorable' said All Work Guaranteed '* Hhpwledge'and surrounded by earth a more pace-loving country jf die trouble end checks the growth o f crafty lawyers, she than Porto Rica. W hat they mean in meeting business problems of Pierson. “Exports during 1927 has Lowest Possible Prices if the gernui 1928 will depend in unusually largilAhpils. .. substantial!: cash Is to contribute their full share in Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ PAN-AM GAS & OILS been excellent. Of late, we have even1: witnesses. _ tory in the treatment of nenlstent the building of the great American measure upon the extent to which beanl much about the danger to )Ugh she woehs behind the. empire of happineas and prosperity, the principles of science are ap­ our foreign trade through the large coughs sod colds, bronchial asthma, tl brnnebitia end other forme of respire- 11 scisnea. *Wd has never been known not only for the good of the Wes- plied to nruunlsation ami manage­ scale combinations of European ory disceaes, end is excellent far build* 1 to coma, o n i'ln the open, th e1Police tech Hemisphere, but for all hu­ ment. The. bgais left- by 1927 is Competition,'bup H probably will bei ing up tho ititam after tohto or flw'l are confident that one of - these manity. round and lUiftcicnt. Nd necessary found that much of his danger will Money refunded ifanr cough or cold to days they will secure evidence, The first thing to do, naturally, element seems lacking. be neutralized by improvement in not relieved after tahlog according to Which they claim will render hes a to know each other. Continental Phone 382-W 820 W. 1st. >4. This is the belief of Lewis E. directions. Ask your druggist, (ad?.) { harm less for a long time to come. with its insular possession in the Pierson, chairman of the American the financial condition of our fore­ ign customers and the purchasing Caribenn Sea, and American citi­ Exchange Irving T ris t Company power of foreign moneys.” zens of Porto Rica must assimilate of New York, and president of tho all the good things making for real United State* Chamber of Com­ OKI READY TQ RAISE S i’ll Americanism. merce. The island is a veritable tropical Pierson reminds us that a nat­ PROVINCETON, Mass., Dee. garden, four days distant from New York or New Orleans. It has ional purhrusing power whose lim­ 30.—(IN S )—"We will open the 1,500 kilometers of high-class au­ its have not been reached durinT hatch of the engine room tomorrow Our tomobile roads traversing natural the last three years has been still if the weather permits. LONDON, Dec. 30, —1INS— scenery coippnmble only with further strengthened by n marked tunnels are practically completed Mental disorders are brought Switzerland's. Of the 1,400,000 in­ improvement in tho agricultural and the pontoons are ready to habitants, considerably fewer than situation. He looks for no change drop to the bottom,” said Com­ about in man by the ®f C aliflower/lb...... .......... 10c almost more than anything else. one-third are colored, the rest arc in the "decidedly easy condition of mander Hartley of the Falcon, res­ money." Credit is ample, inventor- cue fleet flagship today while When man gives up hla w e s Caucasian. English Peas, 2 lbs.............. ........: 25c work w ithout leaving enough.in-^ Our yearly commerce with the ies uniformly low, banking condi­ divers were completing the sec­ tions excellent, nnd the present Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs.............................. ond tunnel under the gun of the terests to give a real manning W United States has increased from life, he runs a great risk of mental less than $20,000,000 in 1800 to year will provide a substantial 8-4 now nt the bottom of PrnvArizona Lettuce, lb......... ....................^ ‘.18c negrly $200,000,000 a t tho present carry-over of building contract* Incetown Harbor. breakyowti. York Imperial Apples, 3, lbs.,.............. 25c TWa la the suhstance of a, report time. There arc in tho Island more tamed by the National Council of Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs............................... 25c Mental Hygiene, who have recent­ than 750,000 persona aged IS years ly finished a several years study or more, of whom some 500,000 Yard Eggs, d o z .................................... 56c of the causes which bring about are out of work for lack of oppor­ Grape Fruit, 2 f o r ......... ................ 5p tunity. At the same time,, prac­ mental disorders. tically no manufacturing is going Unmarried meri are more ap) to on in the country. , There is not “You can buy oil at all prices” Bananas, Oranges, Tangerines, Apples, lose (heir mindvthnn those who one, single cotton mill in Porto U tte taken on all the renponalbW- Rico; more than $13,000,000 worth Honey, Celery, Cabbage and Onions: tle e 'o f life,1 while many menta of cotton textiles having been We Sell breakdowns occur when the pros­ Imported last year. The same*Is pect of N!toarriage is immm true of shoes* of which^W,000,000 worth were imported. Glassware, adds the report2nd. A Pnimetto M. I* Fbx, Pro[k Denying th at kfffdity has _ furniture and many small articles Ip the needlework*line are also at 35 centa a quart great deal to do w ith the W ish in g Y ou A ll A rro w p c rotm N rw Y ea^ cause o f m ental' dUordefl, the re ­ awaiting the energy of the enter­ prising man. With a density of port continues:' popolaton of 400 to the square "Established mental disorder is nil!*. Porto Rico is just ripe for Inonly the resu lt of a long series of dm trializaton, and the ntclligent morbJId changes, initiated perhapii docile labor of the country should cries in m*ke- tho proposition attractive oorr’youth, in childhood chi 10— , a scries EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING which leh m any of the tl stages are mis­ tor American enterprise. «• ting and th e_______ origin of which may 109 N. Palmetto Phone 406 lil>. , ____ Some may thlak th at an indus­ ~T— he altogether hidden — 1 trialized Porto Rico will import i "The sudden flaring up of acute mental diaordet is often only the i lbs* Whole Grain Rice .. term inal m anifestation of a long process o f slow combustion, amoulderihgt during a period of 2 Can Black B erries.. y*ar*. "IViriodic examinations of dis 213 S a n fo rd A v e . W h olesale a n d R e ta il P h o n e 31 turbances from an early age a n lo .2 ,/a Can Yellow Cling Peaches essential; special attention bring directed to the teeth and the .... 16c W hite Bacon,. I K ....................................... s ta te o f tho digestive organs. The lbs. W ater Ground M e a l............. ... 16c ’ ppblic m ust learn to regard men Pur© Vegetable Lard, lb*..... ............. te l disturbance as something to . t o handled frankly and without Golden Days Self-R ising Flour, .24 lbs. Prejudice—Just like physical dls.... 15c ****"■ 1 JUSb B low n Qfulo Tobacco, ping*............... ...... . Weaker Sex? RICO DESIRE FOR U. S. RECOGNITION EE IKS COUGH D i n a CAPITALIST SAYS CONDITIONS GOOD FOR PROSPERITY General Repairing BOB ISHIE’S GARAGE Fear O f L ife S a i d Chief Cause Of A ll M e n t a l D isorders TUurtjtah. r Potatoes MS ■»r*n * 4 Sweet Potatoes 'l fce'l Del Monte Peaches Rq- X “Ye Only One“ t-tfW ■I No. 2 Hit Pork ^ B ean a ... ■rl? no Mixed rant. Van Camps Fresh Fruit And Vegetables T -* 4 lbs. B lu e Roac Sun Maid Prunes 2 lb. carton Pitts & Littrell Say— East Side Curb Market QUAKER STATE »H Mazda Oil, Pb One Can Orange Label -- i* ‘w * ' * Syrup,— Free •• Pitts & Littrell RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO- I lb. — 2 1 b .; ., i lb. W »>- • Meat Dei — u •i lo. . n r - . J 1 *'• ( * $ l ?0 Pure W heat Bran, per 100 lb s ...... **(.*•**«••****•*■ No. 1 Timothy Hay, per ton,.............................. m f U\ V , We stock at all time* a complete line o5 fancy aadaUpto groceries, poultry, , horaeand dairy feeds. Having a number of large branch store* at various polnta thoughout Florida and purchasing power ensbfafr tn to of far you extremely attract­ rIn the week, ive prices on aU claaaes of merehsndiae every - »:. : # . When dealing with us j are I "From Manufacturer " * W.S. Barton, her , Free Parking Space in Rear 21 Cts. _ 75c £2J25 $31.50 s tubes for money. RINES K Peanut Butter, i -0*7 < W m - *■ "{: » . -'• . ■ — ■ I ---------a -. goC an, Best Grade T ripe.. S»ic f ' ■ er Ssnfi re HI ■- ■ • ■ ,-v -i **••'• 9b, * . i : - ■__ . *-i ■ ■■ ---------- - IK - • . — �iVT H E !S A N F O R D H E ltA L D , T R IP A Y , D E C E M B E R 30, 1927 HJR Sanford Herald Meeting: California’s Latest Move A s Brisbane S ees It California ditrus growers, the Times-Union remarks, Happy Kansas. are launching an advertising campaign for the extension of Oijr Editor** Biff Thought*. jT jffT A Interest in oranges as a health preserving food. The Cali­ Worked to Dealii.. fs) rinrtrfn. «N«*r ar« or fornia growers1action follows recent statements of scientists Good-bye. Mihtletc*. a f l l n r r k S. l i * T . Il 7 Art Him tlTtabaaa who have definitely declared that oranges are of high valf M U U t ' 1*27 111 S l « l ID L. DKiSI —Kjiior ue as food. I W J i n n BF.HCJ „ Maaaon, Experiments in this connection, the Jacksonville pappr; n ew to n , kans , DEC. 30.— tl.R R .iO U S M » n n * ln « IM Itnr notes, have proved that this delicious fruit has sustaining Going thiough Kansas, thin mum•V B s n tllT IO M HATH* qualities that are exceeded by hut few things, and their 0I* the writer'* third trip across — . annlinont tniA HlOnUl, 111? Y e a r ------------------■---— t "•** • l l a a l h * .. use by well people and sick people; by rich people and I ***j white faced cattle ; rM Monlk, wT-i people, nnd generously, will tend to better general health. j„ tho standing cornstalk* seem C a rrie r prr happy oml fat, .von see 40 uuto\ _____J___ Hi. The TJmes-Unlon says further: U m M , SanfuriT* s l i t s e e r » r » « in cminly man* where you r a b a r r l k r * i r IS* t n l r r i f c ‘Florida will benefit no little through the efforts ' mobiles £ u-ed to »cc one buggy or rockaMl S cit* Heri-lrr rffflvlM fr«m being made to popularize the orange. It will be a good . way. Kansas pig*, many of them ! n«r«rl*r Bevtn «Nrn«l**il"o H i Ilk*nuns n r r t i dally enter, thing for all growers of citrus fruits, everywhere. Flor­ “Jersey Ketls." live in wide fields, r Bit (hr lesdln* event.. of Ihr instead of muddy stys and are , lev B trU . Th* I. R. *. la *■ida oranges tire known to be as fine as any grown in the (bllr efflelrn* la Klartda and II* clean. Pigs, like human being*, world, and they are preferred by many people, who have n i l of hauritlBK «t«te m « i l» are clean in the light environ­ hunt raaal. had the chance to use and appreciate the fruits of many ment. Phr llrrald la n nirHihrr «f Ike lands and all sections. California oranges will he recom­ til || area b s i ClrrulatlflBa. att mended, by the advertising that is being sent from that | NEWSPAPERS OK different • r a a l l a B M l A n v o e l n ll u n n f P n l t M n. AdtrrlUrr*. nnd Adtrrllalnv passing cities, like so ninny lightsection of the country, but there can be no claim sub­ Mta wblrh rfi)«lrn r.irh I’uh' houses, give information. The |« r member lo .uhinll lu a stantiated that would cause anyone desiring oranges ; Kansas City Jornnl, Willinm Allen iVMtfh aadlt »f anbnrrlatlnn to turn away from Florida fruit. m la a r d r r In i r r l f i a b » » ln 1 rlr White’s Emporia Gazette, Sena­ • t a in l m a HI n r rnl rru r r u lm a tin l n n ia n B i l l ■ M tor Capper's Topeka Daily Capi­ “Magazine advertising and newspaper advertising M at h a a la r a a m ethod*. tal and the Murdock brother*’ is read the country over, and every proper effort made Wichita Eagle, tell you all there FRIDAY, DEC. SO, 1927. to increase the use of citrus fruits will be useful to the is to know, and more. T ins n n n A i.n 's pro o h a m industry, wherever carried on. Florida advertises her cit­ i B r a a o m r In e l t y a n d e n n n t y a d rus fruits extensively, but there will be no harm done by GREAT KANSAS edit ;■* seem a la la tn itlrn . to have about the same intercut*. ■ D t r * r t w, W r ro a a tra l o J a r k a o n any good word said for the fruit emanating from any rUlr. ■ I r n r i l i n o f S t. J o h n * .I n d.i a n First comes the (act t u. yolitvj source. The endorsement of the physicians is certain to Hickman, kidnaper and uiurdere.-, U m C a n k l. have a good effect, as it will certainly increase the use wonders whether he wi 1 he hang­ - I n U B K i f i n , Ion a f m o n t h l y " r » 7 of oranges — nnd increased use of citrus fruits means ed or jailed for life. He won’t tla Wr>k." _ _ atlHC hu lM ln a yrodlagaaill wonder long. And the other fact better henlth. for America. . ■ P m honor*, h o a rla np n rtm eo t While it is true that Florida oranges will benefit inthat he hfecs perfume* „ C«»iH >ltr d » « i. , .. , ... . , ,, - to hi* overcoat a fter thousnnils oi - £ • • > * l e t In it u l r i l l h e « u t l f l e « . directly from the advertising campaign of the California imi|pJ, jn an opon car> fra praarnni. growers, that does not seem to he any reason why citrus - A M B n * d m o d e r n h<>*i>lln1. men of this state should not conduct one of tho’r own. Flor- NEXT IN IMPORTANCE comes BIBLE VERSE FOP. TODAY i fact thnt J. Pierpont Morgan 1UR OPPORTUNITY:-lTe"thou : '.dft oranges are superior to those of California and this fact >corJHenlj# tl) ^cad the U. S. Steel ilted. 0 God, above the heavens: Is recopized by a large portion of the country, but if we are , corporation. And a fter that inIthy glory above nil the earth, to sit idly by, while our competitors tell about the food Val-1formation thnt Mexico on second jtttn 108:5. ue of their products, then our fruit will soon he forgotten. | thought won’t confiscate oil land* ?RAYER: Sing unto the Lord, 0 Florida growers, of course, nre already doing some ex-!{^.ff,r^ °M 4.xi'co*ad latest* m nstituMint* of Hi*, nnd give thanks at tenr.ive advertising and it is serving to increase the demand timi was invented. I remembrance of His Holiness. all the time, hut general advertising will not suffice to meet the latest move of the Californinns. If already many people N E W SPAl’ERS, TELEPHONES, GYPSY QUIET the radio and moving Iwt does it m atter thnt the time ]know that our oranges nre the best, it should not take very automobile*, picture* have made interest, aphas come much additional persuasion to show them that Florida fruit peurunce, manners and customs in When I am too old to wander runic pink silk stockings worn in has thnt much more food value. down at BRAKE SERVICE mnM KloWJa. A truss | • fertile valley-laml of life, or hum The thin, staccato music of the W hat Good Hotels Mean >town 7 the depths of Alaska and at West. Key IT WAS SUGGESTED in thi* column lately that farmers might some day sell cornstalk* to make artificial silk and find the stalks worth nmre than the corn. William Allen White on his front page says "an Emporian” which means an inhabitant of Emporia, is building u factory to make from cornstalks celluose t<» be m anu­ factured into artificial silk, paper, films, celluoid, explosives, varnshes nnd other products. These Kansas cattle with white faces will miss the wide field* of cornstalk* now left standing, hut farm ers will bo happier. Running through the exchanges the other day, we found this rather interesting bit in the Fort Myers Press. It quotes from Edson R. Waite of Shawnee, Oklahoma, who tells us that good hotels are the biggest asset of a modern city. In view of the opening of Snnford's fine tourist hotel under new and progressive management, we think it might be of interest to reproduce it here, ns follows: The reputation of a city of good hotels goes far and I With pirouette and pass—a w;de- it brings favorable mention from every section. ^ U n g ” lotr, to..ing roguish Good hotels bring much business to every city. They bring glance outside money that is spent in every line of business. They strangely sweet *wcet bring shoppers galore. They bring buyers to wholesalers Of meaning strangely and promising, and manufacturers. They brliifr many salesmen tn . ft yjtA1 bile old thoughts linger, age Is The better the hotels, the longer they stay. VICTOR MURDOCK, IN large young and free; In the city of good hotels, the salesmen have theirsnm- [type on front page *uy«. "Rome »o green of spring is gold on T autumn’* tree. tdes open nnd invite the merdumts from the sniToundimr!" :,s shaken by a quake fouri nd"; —John P. Mullen in the Hotariun. cities to come and look. They bnhg a big automobile trade [JJJJ B K * nnnimwi "« ihat l ik e Loeb and I^opohl ntuy be to a city. Tho first impression n visitor gets of a city is i among the relative.* of Sylvester lekman will get off because lie is the hotels. If they make a good impression, they stay days | I*oli, at Turin, Italy, when they instead of hours. Nowadays the man looking for an open-1 yesterday that Uncle SyJ>young. ing for a business, a home or an investment, travels by | Amwk-o^wUh'“w M M o P President Coolidgc is scheduled automobile. If the hotels are good, he thinks it a worth That sum. amounting to nlmoit ir a trip to Havana in February while city. Good hotels often bring homeseekers and new f,00.000.000 lire, will he very wel­ Gracious Cal” is getting in n come in Italy. Mussolini will ass with Woodrow Wilson as a industries to a city, thus assuring a steady, healthy growth. know how to make It useful nbd Boost good hotels! aveling man. how to tax it. ------ c ------------------- n---------------------1 G. Fields' Minstrel »how, well I WOULD NOT be surprised to learn thnt Henry Ford SENATOR CAPPER'S DAILY Down in Hanford, has closed, is the greatest patron of journalism this or any other Capital say* miatlctue sales hn/c fallen off. Thero is little Uemuxl wmporarily,’’ it is said. People ho have looked forward to this country has yet produced. He has set the pace in advertis­ for it "Kissing i* too comm»n itertainmcnt every yeiir will mins ing. Now, if his new car shnll add to Mr. Ford’s billions, nowadays to be looked forward In the future. It will be plain to the business world that to his seemingly to a* an unusual Christmas tre a t" 1 ------ o-------prodigal but in fact highly conservative advertising mnst A modest .lady climbing to tie Don’t think you can keep homo- be ascribed a very large share of the credit. In this con­ tap of thu London bus held h«r lekera from knowing w hat taxes nection, it is well for nil advertisers to ask themselves why skirts tightly about her anklci, the weary bu* conductor salt, re simply by not putting it in the Is no treat to me, ma'am.” aper. No man is going to buy Henry Ford, Master Advertiser of all time, did not turn to "Legu Legs are certainly no tre a t h roparty or establish a business in the bill boards. He has bought lorests and mines nnd this country, nod now tho yourg city until he finds out what the railroads in order to promote his colossal corporation. lie think the mistletoe n joke. Tin* IXes are going to be. seems content to depend upon Indoor advertisement unon romance goes into tho discard. ------- - O - — — Y rult and truck grower* of tho the printed page.—From “Random Comment.” one, before the embers of my Are, I see a hundred dawns nil bannered-gold id roee on sunburnt hills, and bear a lyre Whose music lured the cara­ vans of old; id, in the flickering light, I see her dance AN OLD MAN having worked -------------------------------- o --------------------------------anford section are looking forfaithfully for the pnstoffice for to to a prosperous year with years, got 'through the extra haul prices prevailing for their work of Christmas nnd was foutd ;uce and the crop outlook, from I dead in bed. Uncle Hum had tie SARASOTA IIERALI) irta, being very bright, much satisfaction, if any satisfaction, if la expected to be put into We are glad to be able to give tourist condition is both intim ate ; knowing thot he got out of thtt lion within the next month. judgment M rvm,t “ U therc w“ s *n hll? ‘ A ^Florida S tate News. Speaking our readers in Tuesday morning’s, and extensive. H is Herald a reprint of an interview should go « long way to confirm ,K,t'cnt farm er would be ashnmtd if publicity. of Joe 11. Gill, first published in us in the opinion, which we have ‘l’ wo,rk 0 horHe thnt servant .f ---- -— o -------- Senator Tom Wglsh, ef Mon- the Wall Street Journal. Mr. GUI nil entertained, th a t the tourist thl? richest country in tho word ____ this ___ __ _ would exceed wa.lJ year • ana, famous investigator into t h e ! is vice president and general mun- business Postoffice employes should ha.-c pear, Hotel tqually famou.t Teapot Dome oil uger of the Florida Power u n d jth a t of any previous yi urt. better pay while they work, and u » ... get ,J gbt company. The Florida P ow -1booking* throughout tble * i* in Daytona trying to chance to enjoy part of life in freefrom politics. Walsh canid F «nd Light Company a subsid- to thaCeffecC ................ It is pieusing to note the c n i - |‘i°m 0,1 decent pensions, vo had the Democratic nomina- i '.a.r>. ,of the Am*r^ n 1 ower ®ml for the vice presidency at the U r t t company, began operation phasis Mr. Gill places upon the c* i JOHN I URCELL, ABLE ralconvention if he had wanted Jn th >* » ^ tu ■ JL‘W y« « . . « « “• 11 agricultural development of the high power lines u p ____ statc. He tolls us, "A n adequate road man, says the Diesel englie May be there will be a better now hm and down the cast coast, across the comprehension'"of"^7 he agricultural using distillate much cheaper thin ilum for him tuts time. , . . • _____ ,,______ J state and up and down the west uctivity now under wny in the gasoline “is the coming thinr." 'Dog coursing at the Hialeah !CJ'*‘SL It covers virtually the on- state hardly cun be conveyed to It will take the place of stenn In roftuced for tho, first time IUro toumt uml “tfncultural sec ■me who hus not traveled in Flor- engines Ip railroad motive power, Mr. Purcell thinks railroad* Till Sirfelmas day. didn't take well t,on* of M 2 e J R B!!Sj lila within the h a t six months.” u - j . ............V , , m anager o this company, Mr. Gill He see* land, which in the boom of , u>o Diesel engines generutng audienco K Huudienco H H u that a t i |s intim ntc|y |n touch w|,h Florvith the ImL.iaj run electric motors on >bits da’s development and intensely in- 1925 waa plotted into town lo t* ,; ^ijtieMsed t e deaths «>t six rabbits being returned to cultivation, g rea t 'K ‘w locomotives. T hat is chc»rlite r each one had been chasedJ all nil tercsted in i t His company has tracts of land cleared, drained and .Ju l news for oil men, when oil >ver the arenaa by three dog*. I ii oy tnrec dogs. I '1* j nlreudy invested oyer u hundred Ugnant *"e -tutors left.—Ociil.t (j narH jn ^be development of it* prepared for the plow, groves neg- j lakes the place of coal on rslliected during the real e sta te boom. : roads the oil surplus won l hst Star. Die opera.ors icru.ors ii’ must .usi nave have |t tirunreties pronri-iir- in this thi* state. worked over, fertilized and l°nK•o u g h t tV - v.t-iv dealing with | u r . Gill i* very much encourag- brought back to production, and a J doxtean crowds Ic«l about the future of Florida. In new nnd promising activity am ong! MIL RUTH amazes -------—o --------jbis opinion, .this winter will find the growers and truckers, looking I sportdom by saying, Ncunng recent visitor to the low er, the tourist business on u stable to the more profitable m arketing ! Jbe advanced age of 31 th a t he Coast reporta there ore more bast*. He sets the valuation of of their products. Electricity on Ibelieves in all year round trsinif I’alm Beach, and Miami | the tourist crop at two hundred tho farm la going to play a very an,l expects to be Just as present time, fully a month \ million dollars per annum. Aa he large part In tha agricultural dev** be is now. the he ght qf the season, sees the situation, the people of •lopment of the stnte, and Mr. I J F o r *uch work aa Babe Kuth ever before. The nortnern man ! Florida have mHdu ample provi uin Gill'ss company ti un eex- [docs, hard anil 40 is m aking an x - hitting " m‘ running. ■ *>; crate means is ju st beginning *i«n to take enre of their tourist hnustive study of the situation ; should be the best ago, ami 50 l!*e that he cun spend the business. They are better P « - with r n iVi^w view to placing the #■•**»••« VMV - re- 1*bout M Kood. It isn't their uork i r in F o r ’da, traveling to nnd pared to receive them than over nourriM o f the Flo F lo rid ‘ a '‘Power and b«t their play between times that i, at tom expense than he can I before, with better highway*. Light at the service of the farm- make* men old. In hi* own home town. hotels, better railway *«r- ers. Its splendid plant equipment / . !! ;—; _____ (vise and better recreational facillwith its facilities for distributing’ Nicholas Longworth has bem re’ec ion of J. I \ Morgan a<% {\c*- T,?e impression, with which electricity over the territory in reelected ip ts k tt of the house at tourists will leave the state which it operates, nnd Ita efferen t Washington. Nicholas is certilnly l.uf the United Stales Htecl the thi* year, when they return home, management, constitute It, a g r i-t* most.populuf member of that on wa* a clever move bv be much more favorable than cullunrily and otherwise, one of august body and It’s surprising Ac'uuHy he will wjl| it, has ever been, and the reports FloridaV greatest assets. The (that ha doesn’t get swell-headed more to do w’t’i it than they will carry back to the north fact that this company-spent, dur- und moke n try at the presidential since Myron Taylor u* will only serve to bring mai jng thi* past two years, forty m ill-! nomination. However, maybe Nick f tL’inei* Poniniil^p '.on dollars on new construction in Is a wtia guv and bellves that it’s to be tha big cheese tn the this elate, is moat COJlvinclng ©Vi. better ______ dence »f the faltjvof the men o' qwer house thhn a ticfeated Frc.*•b- bee- nf U in Flar’da. Qig Ual candidate.—W inter H aw n Ui 'L ion believa, ‘ -------.-s, f l c v #»;,e g 1 ' t , , j j AK hydraulic AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRIN q Sanford Auto Brake Service Tk5 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Halting, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We nre prepared to do any ■kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT In LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 room nnd one 6 room house. These houses sre modern every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 room apartments partly turn ished. \jight Gars.••• Elton J. Moughton A rchitect First N at'l Hank Kldg. can now give big^car com fort l! Hanford, F lorida. Aonaing new device eliminates bounding and tossing la light, short-wheelbase cars. Allows you to take rough roads at forty and rtijoy smooth stabilatcd m otor­ ing. Seven-day guarantoed-free trial. $28 for c o m p le te sec of four. Slight installation charge. FROM FACTORY TO YOU FEDERAL. EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES nt prices you would pay fot inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. F. P. RINES _ WATSON _ S tamlator S lu - grip FV I C K S Check before it starts. Rub on—Inhale vspor* flM li You will have to set these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, P. O. Box 339 ^andford, Fla . phone 254 — M NOTICE We now have our old Phone No. 311 In our new office 2i)0 Palmetto—When you want Elder Springs Water, Call us. And We will give prompt delivery. A U TO M im vF. ELECTRIC CO. W. 1st SI. ill O'th Photo* 2J 221 E a st F irs t St. Elder Springs W ater Co. W. W. THOMPSON, Manager Three meals a day, seven days a week! NO EASY order, that. If any m an thinks it is, let him try to pl£n ju st seven consecutive dinners without repeatinfr a single item on any one menu. A woman m ust have considerable ingenuity to plan — and considerable executive ability to prepare — 21 meals a week. FLORIDA ON SOLID BASIS P M W. 1st St. Phone 2 I 3-J In recent years, m any new dishes have graced the dining tables in our homes. Delicacies th at were once secrets of restau ran t chefs are now prepared quickly and easily in our own kitchens. And., advertisements., have had much to do with adding to the variety of our national diet. A beautiful picture of a tem pting dessert, with full directions for m aking it —7another receipe for a luscious salad — a new use for an old fam iliar staple — in such ways do the adver<9telfcements continue to arouse the most jaded palate, and to save the perplexed housewife! It is well w orth While to read and study the advertising pages. To all th a t pertains to the home, to all th at per­ tains to every-day life, the advertisem ents contribute. W hether meals, motor-cars or music, let the advertise­ ments help you m ake the choice. You will find them wise in council, trustw orthy in service. Read the advertisem ents — they help you get the most out of life and save you tim e and trouble doing it mi £ i ’A - T-i ■, 4Kt i r y at J . : 7 :* ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1927 rid Personal Activities ,ce W .p h o n . 14a MRS. FRED. S. DAICER, Socioly Editor Residence T.l, 37. PAGE FCl ^Woman’s Club Gives Mrs, Thigpen HostesslK've**h,s rpaji<>nfor believing that doesn’t cut much figure In W elfare Departm ent To Every WeekBridge polities prohibition jobs anyway: Party On Wednesday Of exceptiimnl interest and “These fellows who get cnfocre -------pleasure was the lovely bridge tnent jobs make so much money •” wi.™. . . . . j The Welfare Department of the party given Thursday afternoon that they move Into expensive !•*» Lmted States and Canada stand a George Hnldeman will he' fen tt. Woman’s Club entertained most when Mrs. ,W, J. Thigpen e n te r­ neighborhoods and retire. They gj good chnnce ojf emerging from lore considered hy the city >*>u:K tained the members of the Every in tor.society instead of for poli• delightfully yet informally Wed­ the competition well up in the lard nesday at an At Home nt the club Meek Bridge Club at her home on Uos. The politicians know th u The most formidable opposition i» ark Avenue, Poinsettias were when they get a man an cnforc • house on Oak Avenue, entertain­ ivishly used in decorating the im-nt jot*. th<ly only ln*e him for expected froni the Finns and the -MRS. PHILIP DUNCAN Me RAF ing members of nil the dcjmrt- rooms where the guests assembled good.” Norwegians who heretoifore have announces the marriage of he-'J n.cnts of the club as well as new for the games. always been ahl# to carry away th.* ■ hit. man wrote into the Treas daughter The bridge accessories were in • uy the other day for a jolt us lion's shnre of honors in these ev­ i II- tjpp® »P*L residents and visitors to the city! MARGARET ELIZABETH keeping with the season and ut daughter Miss Alton Epps «i , n . , , , „ a "prohibition .officer.’’ The up- ents. . to Jefferson. Ga.. who have been vis- 1The offa,r w*» tho f,*rm of » « « conclusion of the games, scores FRIDAY MR. GEORGE ALLEN were counted and the prize for 1.1lean ta spell the won! in many iting here ns the guests of Dr. and !“ «|uninted meeting. Announces the Ope^iflj j'cnrl Robson and Elva MAFFKTT high score among the club m em ­ w.iv-. but that one seems to be the I Mrs. Epps left Thursday morning Wreaths, garlands of red and -will entertain a t bridge at of the Dining Itoom^-" **_mm _ iiu.-t (teculiar to date. b riday morning. for their home. green, houghs of cedar and pines, bers, a framed print was won by JoLt at the home of Miss with a Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. M. December thirtieth Assistant Secretary Lowman ait1 on the Bariford-Orlumhi cs wed as baskets of red roses and H. Mabry, who held highest score dressef a tart letter recently to no nineteen hundred and twenty Misses Mildred und Christine the guests was presented a Oklahoma man who. reported to seven at nine thirty o’clock. Doyle, who are attending school at poinsettius were used in deenrnting among I , y Howard Chapter U. D. dainty hand ntodc handkerchief. bun that his *hr.o* and overcoat the spacious club lounge. At one 'Preshvterian Church, Longwoorf. Fla. St. Augustine, are spending the 1 meet nt 3:00 o'clock a t the Sanford, Florida, *nd of the room, a large Christmas At the tea Imur the hostess served had been st i!nn when a man broke holidays here with their aunt, Mrs. 0f Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, til sty re frv-h merits consisting of and redecorated Frank Miller. tree had beer placed, brilliantly a salad mid uo course with coffee. 'a '" his room, and that he ’.as sure Remodeled FssnM Avenue. "" ' tie hut a dry agent would d • New Management. Moderate lighted with multi-colored electric Mrs. Thigpen’s guests were Mrs. such a thnig. SATURDAY Rates Dr. and Mrs. Allen Junes who l i g h t s . J»me> (I. Sharon, .Mrs. M. H. Jliiry of the Campbell-Loj“ I HAVE soli! over 2.00(1 Ford have been visiting us the guests ot ; The guests were greeted upon Mabry, Mi G. F. Smith, Mrs. rposl American Leftion with Dr. Jones' mother, Mrs. Minnie E. Special by Mrs. Henry Wight, George S Witmcr, Mrs. A. M. De pint-, and would like to tiy my link ISe« Year’s eve dance a t the MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE \ Jones, and sister. Mrs.* lien Cant* j arrival Forest, Mr- M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. •ell ug Federal Radio,” a salestna i chairman of the department Mrs. HA ZEN 1 j-orreet Lake, nt l> o’clock. wipes t" the Federal Radio Com­ lessee nnnnunee the mnrriage of their well, left Wednesday for Kissim- , K. A. Douglass, club president, and Ernest Wiggins, Mrs. Braxton I.. mission. MONDAY. n*ce. , yir* i r iin,K„ • a is i * r ik I1 a t ■ * « * , 14 • It ,i Perkins. MrLuvvtey Inglis of i .Mrs. J. r . Gibbs secretary of the $ 1 .0 0 Z-._„ daughter ithlecn Mallory Circle of the The commission knows one m club. The hostesses for the after^ Atlanta. Mr-. Samuel Dighton, __ JANE ■■■ ■ ttm—r 1— immwi m r * gaptin Church will meet nt Mrs.Paul Keely and snmll daug­ noon were Mrs. K. S. Dutton, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Mnrkell and Mrs. E r­ ■"•> jokes itself. Cnminissioiiec to f.viock nt the home of Mrs. MR. coi.i.A evie w oonrorx hter. Jane left Thursday afternoon Holly anil Mrs. II. J. Lehman. nest Galloway. ^ in i Pickard was asketl recentI) L Jockey, 1310 Park. Avomit, e I ethi-r the commission would ask m their rat for Tampa where they A short program was rendered s Organ Club will meet nt The wedding having taken place. will visit a-i the guests of Mrs. during the atternoon which includ­ ■nything from Congress. .December nineteenth, one o’etock at the home of Mrs. No.’ sanl Sam, “we'ie tin. Imne ed leadings by Miss Cornelia Mc­ thousand nine hundred and twentv- Preston Me Geachey. || Phillips o° ° “k Avenue. thev’re fighting over, Tlie hone Rae, Miss Marjorie Forrest and seven _,cht Club will give dance at •ever says anything." Miss Cnrol Griffin of Kissimmee Margaret Talbott. Several piano Dol.and. Florida. Wimlrit it once— :..mm Coons, Oppnssums, .Skunks. Bring your - k - i IVitht Club nt U:0O o’clock. is the attractive house guest of selections were given by Miss |T TUESDAY flirs in or drop us a card and our rrprcseiilalive will call, We Mrs. Ren Cantwell «t her home on Charlotte Smith. 1urf-hoard tiiittig u popular in Iminolr High School Parent Park Avenue. par highest rush Market I’rirrs. The daintily appionted tea table England Th*- turt-rider nltarhes in Ro d n e y d i t c h e r Ihrrs Association will hold rog■ I was spread with a handsome lace WASHINGTON Politics will h,hiturf-honid to a motor car whicu 1 meeting ut 3:15 o’clock, II, A. Me Llhimnnii nl Atlanta, I and embroidered cover. A silver taken oiii nt the selection of pro­ nion’s (iuild of Holy C ron Git., who has been visiting hi? basket filled with roses and ferns hibition cni.-rcement personnel in drives across a field at a speed of A lovely compliment t o t w o at sister, Mrs. A. W. Epps, left opal Church will meet at formed the central decoration. Tea sofar us the Civil Service Commis- G "in twenty-five to thirty-fiv. 10.3 N. Dark Ave. - Snnford, Fla. • Next to Valdez [o'clock nt the Parish House. tra< ti\e visitors ta the city Miss • Thursday morning for his home. was poured throughout the a fte r­ •Ion cun l e m o v r it. but the commis* niles an hour. Caroline Mathews an<; Miss Mur- ' -------noon by Mrs. M. Martin, while Mrs. don eaiij touch for the politicians :ha Langley of Camp Hill, Ala., Mias Hurt Murrell of Orlando is W T. Wheeless presided over the The work .if putting the person­ was the bridge party given Thurs­ visiting here for a short time as eolfoc service. Refreshments of nel uiniei ■t\ 11 service still goes day afternoon by Mrs.. Alfred W. the guest of her sister .Mrs. W. A. sandwiches, cakes, tea and coffee on and the commission recently an­ Lee Jr., at her home in Franklin Lr filer. were served by the hostess assist­ nounced thin most of the adminis­ |ss Nellie Ray of Jack soo­ Terrace, when she entertained the ed by Mis, Frances Dutton, Miss trative posts probably would he Mrs. Charles K. Henry and Marion Hand, Miss Frances Wlison filled b> • c itilled appointees bv the house guest of Miss members of the Sans Souci Bridge erine Schirnrd, was the guest Club and two extra tables „f daughters. Miss Ruth Henry, Mrs.' and Miss Helen Wilson. tlte first of the year. The lug job Grunt Wilson and Mrs. Claude [nor, Wednesday afternoon at players. of examinin'. 2t1,1X10 applicants and [ely bridge party given by The rooms of this coxy bnme Ogilvie, motored to Orlando Thurs­ PROMINENT WOMAN WEDS certifying i-ligibles for 2"*<I0 jobs is Beverlv' Bender at her horns were abloom with quantities of day where they spent the a fte r­ Rill uiKunipleted, however, because he Panin Road. Poinsettias, pastel tinted sweet peas and eaten- noon. NEW ORLEANS. Dec. of the lurk f funds ejiusetl jo.- the oscs ami greenery were use I ' ilulns combined with asparagus (INSI Mrs. Monette Broussard, Senate filibuster Inst session. pleasing effect nbout the! Terns. Dainty tally cards aceentu- Miss Ruth Gillon returned home wi<lnw of (he late Senator Robert The mil) teasouiiblv itssiini|ttio|i wherc the tables had been! iting the color scheme were used Thursday afternoon front Bartow Broussard, and sister-in-law of the is that poll.us wdl I'igme im port­ .or the games of progressive where she spent a short time with present Senator Edward Brous­ antly in the selection of prohibition •for play. her sister Mrs. Caldwell. She war sard of Louisiana, was married officers, despite the efforts of the er a most interesting game bridge. |iJge had been played and Upon the completion of the fifth accompanied home by her mother, here today to Frederick J. Kilt- commission. The fact is that the Electric Reproducing Phonograph »u,f a TJ hod been totaled it was progression scores were compared .Mrs, S. F„ Gillon, and Mr .and Mrs. berk, of New llteru, La., a child­ commission has a check on the -<— hood friend, that the high' score prize, and Mrs. C. E, Myers who held Charles Ftcinworth who have been politicians and the politicians have nty party bag, had been won top score among the guests, was spending some time at Bartow vis­ » cheek on t h e e namissioit's ambi­ ■ c V j ’■;«3 jlss Alice Elder. For having awarded an embroidered guest iting rleatives. tion to k e e p them out of the pic­ Fraser, Miss Olive Newman, ,Mi-.« ture, lecoful highest score. Miss j towel. The club prize, also a > Miss M argaret Clinkscalcs who Emily I.ingle, Miss Margaret tine Schirnrd was given a 'd a in ty guest towel went t» Mrs. Up to the time the commission j; Peters, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss chet. Miss Bender pre- Emmett McCall. The two guests of has been spending the past two certifies tla- ollgihlcs, politics is Miss Kloise out of the picture, except that tlie t . her honor guest with n flat | nonor. Miss Caroline Matthews weeks here as the guest of Mrs. J. Georgia Mobley, y pocket book ns a momenta I and Miss Martha Langley were Maurice Allen, left Friday for her Lcnier, G. W. Spencer Jr., Horry enforcer who may now hold hi< ,f = . JL'l Woodruff. Frank Woodruff J r , job throug political influence .« occasion. i presented silk lingerie, home nt Belton,'. S, C. - ,*] Robert Dodson, Alnert Connelly, given credit in the examination for towing the awarding of the I Delicious refreshments conslatMr. and Mrs. Tom Cain, who Stanley Vernay, William Dash, iiis experience. After that, in the the hostess assisted l»v ing stuffed apples with cream W. A. Adams, case of.the more important adm in­ [mother Mrs. Frederick W. cheese- and nuts, sandwiches, salt- have been spending the past week Hope Huff, ► >..ifflB Hart on Mabry, istrative jobs te appointing ofti:r, served templing refresh- ines, stuffed dates, cake and cof- here with Mrs. Cain’s parents, Mr. Everall Dash, of a salad course with ho*. fee were served late in the after and Mrs. J. II. Tillis, le a v e 'S a t­ James Sharon Jr., Peter Schanl- ers may select one out of three men noun by the hostess. 'T h is .Machine Is handled by urday for their home at Belle Williniii Lake- Sam Byrd nud| for the job. Hate. James Wright. Meade. N. J, . Lnjoyjng this prtty party were; ghe*tji .were Mias SislUp iik-jnrtances where there are MU **1|* *" « **| ♦ “ *»I Miss Knthcrtru? Hchimrf, Miss Caroline Matthews, Miss numbers pf .■.imilur jobs tqien, the' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. I jm? ,lr„ rommissinn certifies a lunger list, I Miss Emma Owen, who has I Juno TorrfHec, Miss Ktheldn Martha Langley, Mrs. Emmett Irson, Miss R. E. Griffin, Me Call, Mrs. Lee A. Conoley, been spending the holiduys here left Friday afternoon hy motor and here three men must be chosen lEloiie I-nnier Miss Margaret Mrs. Raymond G. Fox, Mrs. Brax­ with her sister, Mrs. L. P. Me- for Tampa where they will vLil from the first five on the list. For jpsan. Miss Rose LnVcrne ton B. Baggett, Mrs. C. E. Myers, Culler, leaves Sunday for Tamp i as the guest* of Mr, I-ce’a par­ every three men chosen, two may Exclusive Columbia Dealer Miss Pearl Robson, Miss Mrs. Ernest llousholder, Mrs, W. where she is a member of the ents- Air. and Mrs A, W. Ism Sr. be eliminated entirely. None of the 108 SouthPark Ave. Vincent. Miss Natalie Theodore Langley, ,Mrs. Ralph faculty of the English Classical Miss Martha Fitts left Friday five is discarded until the appoint­ • [worth, Miss Alice Elder, W ight,. Mrs. Charles L. Parks, School. ing officei lias ronsidered him for lor Washington, I). C„ where she iBeatrice Howard, Miss Julia Mrs. F. E, Roumillat, Mrs. Ben l). will visit her nunt, Mrs. N. F, Pay- three jobs, after which he goes on. Miss Cary tine Matthews, win) Caswell, Mrs. J. I>. Woodruff, Mrs. I ns. Miss Eugenia David and automatically. Large number* of Hugh Lalor and Mrs. Edward has been delightfully entertained ton, fo r a short time before re­ eltgibles may thus be passed over 1 Louise Russell. ns the guest of Mrs. Alfred W. turning to Staunton, Vu., where ngnrdless of their examination Lane. l ee Jr., left Friday for her home t lie will resume her studies nt marks, but only fid peT cent nt the Stuart Hall. at Camp Hill, Ala. most in thi one-out-of-three select Inns nnd o ily h> per cent where I Mr. and Mrs. George Alien MufMiss Martha Langley of Gamp there are numerous jobs of tin*! Hill, Ala., is visiting here as tho fett left Friday morning for Sa- same type. Most of the present uttle son, who has been named Uula, N. C., where they will visit Jr., was born to Mr. and The handsome home of Mrs. guest of Her uncle nnd aunt. Dr. took the exams, and many Mr. M uffett's parents. Mr. nnd gents . McClary on Dee. 20. 1027. William Moore Scott in Mayfair and Mrs. W. Theodore Uingicy. ot them will surely lie retained. Mrs. J. M. Mnffett. tch night scvricc will bo was tlie scene of a most delight­ High enforcement officials here Among those from Sanford a t­ turday night nt the Luther- ful As well as beautiful social af­ ______ __ _______ Miss Cornelia McRae and Phil - sav politic wlil le kept out of the ( the Revillers Dance lurch\ to which all are Invited, fair on Thursday when she was tending relcciAiors: The commission hopes Wednesday evening ut the Orlun■ lip McRae are expected to retin a so. khes n,nd coffee will be serv- hostess at luncheon, compliment­ 8 o'clock. Services and* sing- ing Miss Naomi Scoggun of Wash­ do Country Club were; Miss Nn- home Saturday from Jucksonvill" CONGRESSMAN LAGUARDIA wdlcome in the New Year ington. D. C. the guest of Miss <>mi Scoggun. Miss Emily Inglis, where they have been spending ,i( of New ork, distinctly u wet, j Miss Helen -Vernay, Miss U llb sljort time. | Olive Newman. Rev. Ecknrdt. Hi)ma Lundnuist nccompnnAn abundance of lovely cut *t 4 r. and Mrs. W ester of Lake flowers combined with Icrif3 were [to Pierson, Fla for the early used in profusion in the living and t jervice on Christmns morn dining rooms. The attractively ap­ I staying over also for the pointed luncheon table was over­ laid with an exquisite Italian cut h service at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Norman De Forest work and linen luncheon cloth. o daughters of Melbourne The central decoration was a howl ests of Mrs. Anna Do For- pf fruit, while ut either side tall real tapers in silver holders cast a Christmas, ind Mrs. Adam K arr and pretty glow over the scene. At ■laughters and little son. of one o’clock a five course luncheon joined Mr. and Mrs. John was served. Covers were laid for Miss Naomi Iind Woodard Bertleson with Scoggun. Miss Olivo Newman, Mrs. Alfred Ericaon and Lille Frnser of U k c Worth, at the home of the latter Miss Mr*. T. A. Jordon of Sebastian. ir Christmas .dinner, W urner Scoggan, Jurnes W. Barnes +v and Mrs. Fred Krell and W. K. Scoggan and. Mr. and Mrs. n of Arcadia are spending _____________ __ plidavs here with her parents, Scott. Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Keltt of Tyner, wife and baby, Mr. Orangeburg. S. C-. are visiting in y and Emil Magnuson and Sanford as the guests of the la t­ 40 inches wide in blade aval colors are home for Christm as. te r’s sister, Mrs. T. D. Inabmet. pre were Christmas treeB at me* of Mrs. Alma Necse ntt her sisters und nieces, at Archie Swanson for Odd pairs in sizes 2 1-2 to 4, In fine ladies shoes. Assorted co irs and designs. family and .th a t of Mr. and F Lundqiiist; one a t H. G. i»t for his fam ily, Mrs. Mur urjdquiat Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Indies' Bose 54 inches wide. In all colors Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. BalFor Friday and Saturday only Eric and John Lundquist a special on ladles* Node, vzlT*. There was one a t the urn to $2 in dark co]om. Mr. and Mrs. Magnuson, ing for 89c. o entertained on Christmas t parents and family, Mr. More Dollar T^bie Shoes Richard Dix I nf»- Fred Krell and family, Present sale prices on all men’s shoes 40 inches wide Hjrht and dark colors “TH E GAY DEFENDER" Another lot of ladies shoe* has been 4 ;Mrs. Elmer Tyner and h;ive been reduced. $10 values prices knd Mrs. Noah F ry and added to the dollar tab' e for Friday and Ben Turpin T Bengritan and again on • Haturda in at $7.85 have been cut to $7.35. $8 ■y except the la tte r three. “T H E JOLLY JILTEIT Beck w ho'has been real ’ Bargains For .Children, values selling for $6.45 are - now !e to sit up Christmas, Milane News And don't forget the «xtra npeeial bar­ parents, Mr Jind Mrs. 40 inches wide in all colors $5.95, $3.95 nnd $2.95 sale prices gains for the children, Now U the time ["• *fk, were dinner guests at TOMORROW to atock up for the year. cut to $3.45 and $2.45j tterzon is ill this week a* Tom Mix and Tony “• of his daughter, Mrs. . • I" ^linger. . “SILVER VALLEY" *nJ Vllhen and y lfe had 'l i l y and m arried daughCollegia'.* Kenneth Robbins and “THE FIGHTING FINISH" ■Hunter and their families I Christmas. Sportllght HU be preaching Sunday “SENSE AND DOG SENSE’ <t thq JUwlon Sunday McRac-Maffett i j The Olympic ski events will be AIR MEET PROPOSED held at St. Moritz.beginning Febr­ JACKSONVILLE. FIs.. uary 5. The rapid progress made —(IN’S )—Proposal* for a natioftn) by American skiers the past few K Personals T h e ': Hotel Forrest Lake; Orange & Black Hotel Special New Dinner Price $ 1 ,5 0 3 R. 0. Middleton Hazen-Woodcock New Year’s Dinner G. H. Schlosser WjMNGTON, UTTER Camp Hill Visitors Honored By Mrs. Lee LH3 F U R S F IE L D ’S F U R CO . is Bender Honors Jacksonville Guest M u sic’s Reproducing The Columbia - Kolster will The The T rium ph be New demonstrated Years Hotel Eve Forrest Party Lake uch s Mrs. Scott Entertains InHonorMissScoggan wala-Maplewood Friday is the price for one pair of $10 shoes Saturday then you ta n buy an extra pair for L ovely N ew Fabrics Crepe B ack Satin $ 2 .5 0 and $ 3 .0 0 yd. Wash Flannels, Cassias and Jerseys $ 2 .2 5 and $ 3 .0 0 yd. today Mingtoy Crepe j ’T ttrj, B. UUtffc " ' i �. ■j-t vs *is N . : idi/- I *■ ■!>.. ■■ «\ J * *- You have heard of him, of course. Everyone has. * ’ • 'i v>| | His signature is the first ■«% affixed, the most boldly executed, on the Declaration of Independence* When that great document was drawn up and ready to sign, there was a pause.I ‘A It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on• * '" > i"_% * , j1 this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Briti uw r ish crown-a hanging offense. i I A t this injuncture John Hancock stood up, seized^ "the pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could; By jp 1 this act he advertised to the world that he stood ready to make any sacrifke-evenj <1 life itself—in support of his principles and ideals. His signature afforded a perma- S ■’ ( nent record of his good faith. i ■•I Advertisers who go to great expense to place before the public printed announcements o f their products are offering similar evidences of good faith* equi * guarantees of fair dealing. V * - Advertised goods are reputable, dependable, vouch­ e d for by manufacturers and dealers who are known and respected. By reading! * i ( t. the-advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with the safest and most economical sources of supply, the products which wiB serve you best and longest. Advertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. Do not neglect them. ' * ■ ■ fr W iV-Vv, \ Advertising is the guarantee o f good faith L.j : inVW ’V. 4" ► Xv JM*' 4.1 Mt W & -. ’- Cj S' ■ W- ‘f r v * A * *•‘t-*’ . ■»! ir, ’i •v w v • V- I & nv - i- mhW ft �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY," DECEMBER W ant a iJrize? Radio dnitiuid Daily U « n ii 11—Miscellaneous ANT AD. RATES Tern*! Cosh In Advanca tKphone »ds, will be received _ patrons and collector sent (Mediately for payment. f lm e -------------------- l<Je » Une jlmes^_____________ »e * Hne Times . . ..•■■■•-.-7c a line fime rates on request. <p,e reduced rates «r« for pisecutivo insertions. Six words of average length •I counted a line. Minimum charge of 30c for insertion. All advertising is restricted l proper classification. If an error is made The Sanrrd Herald will bo responsible »r only one Incorrect insertion, le advertiser for subsequent uertions. The office should bo etified immediately in case of List of delinquents will bo turn­ ed over to I olice Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY. ’ Tax Collector. 15—Apartment For Rent (Legal Notices) \OTM>: Ol' MIIKIIIFP** MI.R !»• IkMeSy t f l v p n thut un- fl**r -•ml by » virtue of ami ,*( un «*s«*r u t (fill tm ibr thr ■*I III* limn I of utiilra at hi,i FEATURED PROGRAMS Friday, Dec. 30. 8—Cavaliers, old Tim.songs,_ w e a f W EEI WTIC IT WRC WGR WCAF. IA.M WWJ WSAI KSI) \W Co WOC WDAF KVOO 'U .VA WEBH. . _ Review, Orchestra and Vm-ah—W-JZ WRZ WBAL w am KYW WLW WJR \ \ IAS WJAZ KDKA WRIIM \Vl:VA WSM w s u WMC WHT KWK. Angin-Persians. Class Ical Selie-iuns. WEAK WEKI WTIC U JA R WTAG WCSH 'J U T WRC WCAE WTAM WWJ H i KSI> WCCO "D C WOW WTMJ WRAP WHAF WGY WGR. 0 |,| Fiddlers' ContestWOS. I" * ap'n Kidd's Bucrune»-i>. H uR WKAN WNAC "'■ ‘IH. WMAK WCAU WJAS WAD' WA1U WKRC WGHI* MAt} KMOX WCAO * * • * * •» * • * * * n ' * * * * * * * * • • • • I.lm iri Goodhue. mother of Mrs. Grace Goodhue - Colidge of l 'u’ president is r. i»>rtoil seriously ill front influenza In a tlt:i:opt(.n (Mass) li'ispial This picture shows Mrs. Coollt’ga with, n:otlii*r. off**r fur ’iall? ami dn—hi *■'*, t ii t i i i : vutkiih o r * i:u i\o t.t: I’OI’XTT t U,t - by nnnimnce niy cuuilldary for I f fleet lull in the nfflee of s lid iff ii? Senilimle i.’otmty subject t-i iln action of tlio volant In the De'noi rutlc primary lo lie liel,| nevl June, 1 will apiiriiclntfl ytair support. restiecif ti 11> yours. C. W. HAND 1*1)1.ITIC.l I, .IVXDl'JKIISKVr I hereby a m m u n c e )n> c a u d l d a c v for the State legislature, eubject [CRETE I t every shape and FOR RENT:—Sinn 11 cottage on In the will uf the voters in Kia tals, etc.- Sanford Ccme:r. rear of lot. W illirent for $15 00 primary of June C tv. UNTZMI.Ntski :. lucti Company, Fifth and per "month. Located a t 1705 Mag­ nolia Avenue. Inquire at Herald la Sts. Phone 112-W. office. Announcements E. Russel. Farm s, Groves, 'mes. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone FOR RENT:—5 room bur NtlTIOB OF ANNUAL MRKTINM 2121 Palmetto Avenue, OF STOCKHOLDgltM OF 8K.MINlot. Garage. $25.00 monl Ot.K HKCimiTIKM CO. WIGHT PRINT SHOP Sanfiird. Florida. quire at Herald office. NOTICK 18 llKUKltV GIVEN iPPY service ori anything in That In iiursuance with the Charier intihg. A phone call will get FOR RENT—3 room ho and in seen «i alien with tile provi­ garage, $8.00 a mont maa. Phone 417-Wi 9 Railsion* of law, the annual meeting of Stockholders of the Seminole 117 Poplar Ave. Ave Securities Comiinny will tic held ut the office of the Company, In the !AL ROOFING—The' Roof F.vcity of Sanford. Florida, on the luting. Metal shingles; I nth day of January, 191*. nt the of 10:00 A'cloek A. M . fur ding ream tin and gatvinized FOR RENT—Gasoline service sta- hour llte purpose of i-Aiis|i|ertnir such l See J a n e s II. Cowan. Oak ton and store, excellent location, mutters us utuy he brought boforo well equipped, low rent to fesi and Thirl SL Phone 111. ponsiblc pnrty. Sec Mr. Myers [an UP YOUR OL1) WALLS 316 W. 1st Street, [H THE NEW WALL PAINT IETKING NEW AND BET- 18—Wanted To Rent FOR FURTHER INFORMA* P- CALL PHONE 235-J OR W ants itfcgaragt! near liu Ave. Call phoi L V. G COLLER, SANFORD, 14 a unlt-dnml*, 1" H r r top dunk, 1 Itt>ia r> *.» **l«»\r* in oink taldin. * lm* b o ' l l ", I t l u a k , I w a t e r c o o l * , wpf* putt** si l at i dn, .1 t * 1 1 b8a.,i, URAL Baltimore, lOoil; 8:30. royal concert; Wrigley Review; In ensemble. 122.1. Won Newark, 710: ensemble; s varied program; 'I Columhie hour; 10. fn p 'n Kidd; 10:30, ha Bay Sta.c Miti'Ki: <>r 1‘i‘itt.n’ATiii.N llll.l. T.I IJI'IKT TITLR t i i i ; s t a t i: o r ki.u bh ia T o l li i w n n l lilen, all pe rs o n* l o i v l n a o r d n l n i i i i K a n y I n t e r e s t in t h e In m l h e r i - l u a f l e r i l eser t li ei l a s heir s, i le vi se es . l e u a t e e s . K i a n l e e s n r o t h e r e l n l i n a t i l s m u t e r I.. V Kilts, i b ' c c a s e i l , a m i n i l p«rNiiUH l i m i n g o r r t a l m l m i nii) i n l e r e s t In the f o l l o w i w t i | es er { t u o t ( anil , t n - w l l Tin N o r t h w e s t quarter tNW 1-11 o f t h e S m l l h i v e s t u u a r l e r (SVV t - l ) . Section Seventeen (I7i Township t wctily-one S o u t h »I I S ) . H u m i c t h i r t y H a s t ( MK > lo Seminole t'liunty. yisy-rbia 'v n r : • f t t f Hi i n ’ tff Voii. mill ear!) of you. are hereby required to appear at the l.'ourlhouse In Sanford. Seminole County■, I'lorldit on Moiulny. the n th 'day of I'* hruary. A. l». iait, to uiiswei the Hill of I'uniplalul filed In the a b o v e named Court by the 1,'uniplalliar.tif, V'raok It Klll.-i ami Untie II While, aeulnst you. mil Olliers, yvherein and whet shy the said Complainants pray for it de­ cree canceling any claim, right, title. Interest or demand. which you. or uny of you. may have or vhilm In and lo said land and quietingmid confirming thtv tltt" to said land In the said Complain­ ants. # I’pun failure to up pear, plead, uostt iq- or demur on or before said lith day of I'ebruary, A. I*. Ihi* lo the said till) of Complaint filed III stlld muse a decree of the Court will be filtered against you This order to be published once a Week for four ConseeUllVC Week i In The Sanford Merabi, a news­ paper of general rlrilll.it Ion and published In Seminole County VInr Ida. Hone a nd o rd e re d this the d a v o f M e e e i n b a r . A l>. 1 >IT (SKAL). o 18.6 i• *I - I hiluilclphin. Still; 11:30, opci.iii. ut i.niblc Id, song recital;#l0:30, Mudvrn Dancy Mu* sic. 315.i>, KDKA Pittsliurgh, 950; 6Pittsburgh Septet; 7:3(1, Ilink-allyo Lady; s. Retold Talcsi S:30, Stenographers; 0, review. 379.5. WGY Schenrctady, 790; 8, Fro-Jnv hour; 9, Anglo-I cr* •..inns; 9:30 one-art piny. 333.1, Wit/. S]iringi'ii'til. 900: foot lot caved sidewalk. Locutcd 2203 Oak Ave. Will sell this reiitlcnce nt u great sacrifice. Phone 190-J. H. M. Ilumbley. 21— Acreage For S a l e _ FOR SALE i—Beautiful between Orlando roaos. 33 I-J acres, cenaiating of some high ant some low land. Ideally situated for poultry farm. Frontag: on old Orlando road. Can be bought a* a bargain with Very easy payments T h’a la on qppoitunity frr ^onic ere to get a desirable noultrv farm for a ’m w t nothing. For further information see R. J. Holly, ^ l,s _____________ National Bank Building, Florida, Follow O ur W an t A d s For a Better H o m e at Smaller Cost kH E lowness of th e selling coat when you bu; 1 or sell through W an t Ada ia bound to benefit both buyer and seller. F or a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser for your home immediately bv fully describing your property and instating a W in t A d in our paper once or twice. By using one o f o u r W ant A ds the purchaser and seller are benefited by imm ediate transaction, personal investigation, a n d the extrem ely low cost of our W an t Asia. J The Sanford Herald Classified Dept. Phone 148. 1 ;A T CLC'Mt’o , AiN l' f PAW tM L'VIA ? . "V E vjE vX LOCK ? A s o o W E D O 'M a H o o f . / \NiTv-l )? 0 ‘i'T u c . -v — / M EL i tllN BEU>W . i \F NOu RE. CaOiF' ^-^MtHRO THAT J pjC,f -TH IN G a g in NUEM t-NEPW FAMikW MAO A OOKE GOOl< 'turn it'** ivlsntlanis H. 8. l.oav n4 LHIta Lorur. hl» wife. lt'lf*r*in 8 mular)l Llfs Insuranw i ’d'Hisii ), » corpurullon. I he. Cum. ylu nini » hi nmrtaaa.* Iwlna of reeuftt in i trtaau* n*<uk II. luta* tyn nf ih« 'uhtit* Itec’j r M of Brin•i* l*« Count . Floriil*,-, B I* fur h*-r orris-*' that th:* Notice be p I’lllslii ii III Ylic 8Mitfo"l Giih IiI a 1••w*i*ap-'C tuii)ll*hv*l In Jiitfurd. 8« itniilc County, Florida nice a wre! for f ur <1* cun**cuItv* w*«k*. uni a eng'' tharaaf be ui»ll*d tu wii h >-f ill- deleniiauta natr*il In thi* Orilcr . WJTNKHH m» hap I n ul nffltill **>«l of th* Cireull Cuu-t of IU*t TuiaHlt-.lhlvil liiillf i * ^Mrcuit In anil fur ** t ti* 1st - - *) I9J7 i; rr)L?Gi.*«n. A P'reuli c* urt. A. M WFKK8. DJpuiy CUrk. itFAL.) •.viiJMjK. nr> Hwfl 'l HAT WOU c.i V.l VjO.< DIVIDEND, PO P. *TVte FiR ST t .’j :: VIE'RE GOING’ T o O O I S SOV A* NEvu D i n i n g R oonn S U IT E | iF WOO O PO mG ’ O je R , B e tlE R -Th r o w a B la n k eT o j e P WOuvR, HCBEE (Legal Noticed) I I|tl>|-3t IIP ITltl.lC \Tlt .N p t .vtp: o f f u >k ip a t u . II 8 l.fr.N’G u inI 1.11.1*1AN LONG. Ills u II a C'ii 8TATU 'PAX COM MI88I0 N. AIONTGOMKHV, ALA­ BAMA. j ■••frllllallls. It appearing fri.n un uffitlavll filed In thy* eun-c l>> Ibr Complain­ ant tli.il will II. 8 L O N G and LIL­ LIAN l.o>i|. Ills If* ur« nu ll ami •■very rrslinnta o f u Statu nr ruuntr> otli*r |ih.in (nr dlnln ut P'biri. da; and Ifml thi- |ir««>iU uddri- _s .toil plucu nf ruablcm* "f ) "u IL •'* KONG unit Lillian his "He. a*_p*rtrulurly i*< I* kn >wn Is c-11 Hlato Twv Ciiinnf»«lnn. MutilKunMry, Alaiminu; iliaj you tl 8. lama and LILLIAN doNU. Ills wifi*, ar.- each mil every over the *'f twenty iqie yearn i ml lliul there Is liu per. •on In the Btale i*f Flurl'la. eer1* leu uf a Hiitnmnn* In Chancery upnu Whom v uuld bind y**u *>r any of you • TlIF.ItKK iltK (hi* In bi e-mmuml yen II. 8. MING, ami LILLIAN I.ONG. Ills ivlfe. In each and ever* pi r*itually lie ami appear before our raid C rcult i.’imri at Hanford Heml mile I unity. Florida, on Gi~ hr ti 1lid day of January. MI* id make ait-Sfr to llie BUI of Com plaint (hi* da) filed against >••>■ I., thr Cm ipialfiant In Itil* cuuwi .iil'irn lir tils Ilfll of Cowiilaliii will be tak n U" confessed by you tod-llll* cn isu proceed e* parle. Experienced mechanic, Used Farts and Garage l HA-M E A -to w e a c ? \ D i-H \e S U C A M tl\V >/G lL] t t N i E f G R A O O O tb * \ VME i l t LvvjiNCr 1 IN a n ’ ACsE. \ NMHCN P E O P c e \ onE < s& s e n s \B v>/, WON TH g E. A -TrU-=> CNE. o f r v A o n T . ‘=>/O JiE j Sem in­ the l*lp Wanted Mai* A lN t \ N e s ,' T h ank ' \ \ ' "ThiCA 17 t h It) A M WKNKS M g b l o c k s Irrigation and general cement work. Concrete Co. J. E. TerPron. 3rd and Elm AMP ITAvjt they are feared to liavr*. I ctUhcri. The five destroyers srarchinT. :he storm-tossed sens off New-founril.md ppihobly will be recall -4 cd tonight if no trace of the, lost plane is found today. It ini days since the flyers left. Roosevelt Field, N. Y.» for liar-* I,or Grace, Newfoundland, on thu< first leg of their attempted tran*-^ Atlantic flight. nl m enogiiipncri; o. M rtglcy Re­ view; 11, dance music. 168.5, WRC Wnshinglon, fit): *, ( avnlicrs; 9, Anglo-Perslnns; 1" Palmolive hour. Southern. - 269.9, WWNC Asheville, 1010: 7. ciinnor music. 475.9, WSU Atlanta. 630: 8. Army night; 9, review; 10, Palm olive hour. 215.8, WOOD Chattanooga1220; 8:30. studio program ; 9, Weekly Science talk; 9:30, cln*dcal program. 381.1, KT1IS Hot Springs. 780; 8-30, specialties; 9, dance tunes j 10 Arlington cnr,eml)le. 322.4, W1IAS Dtuisvillc. 930; 8:30, studio lunccrt; 9, Wrigley Review; 10, Piilmnlivt' hour. 516.9, WMC Memphis, 5H0: It, V. V. rxiCGLABH. Clerk Circuit Court. ole C ount) Florida. A \ \ lFiL CL AO T \ NJ A W IHlM ■ ' V i'AM m T B O iTN O u'CtHTuB \ ‘S E E T H E k i v -itT C u R t, . I fv (111Hilt* ,RD BOND AND MORT iE COMPANY. 112 Second 20— Farms For S u le ^ _ j “an on improved business OVIEDO CELERY LAND ®k!ence property. Alst) will Ten acres or mure, one mile front mortgages as security. city limits, flowing wells. Court Line anti Seaboard loading Plants and Flowers oi’.c-h )lf mil: from property. Pric? $225 per K i t , nothing down. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payment?, •a/- Arcade Bldg;, and he Interest 6 pet. Paul P. Barnett, 19 h all Street, * uf pure type strum a. Ail " Orlando, Florida. Phone 83J3 NiHiUiCtecl. or 5313. _ _____ Hope f>.r tire safety of Mrs Fia ta -is G r a y .on und tier three no n companions in the Hawn was : t a low' eblt today. L’nler r they ! . • stranded in an inaccessible Melton of Newfounill.i'ol o r Nova M M DRUG STORE— PreDruga, Sotla* Wo are you as your phone. Call 103 3* W k ai|d PhonogramS ■ w sp e c ia lty .- ToVi,' 10p., 5 goods, and fiahtnules. Geo. W. Deetch. :I* 8tore.» McLnndar (uldi*. it * Nipper. Signs of all kinds. San;ord Paint Ji *Yall I'nper * 1 ’• K l l r l l v h | 4’Olli’ll, I d.i v 1 n p o r t . I da \ e p « * t t t * . I l u l l I f m* * tit* r tuhli***, 2 l i i i ffVt * N0GRAPH—repairing, piano img by experts with 17 years denec, Sanford muaic store lift Shoppe. Room 10 St I t Mc*t Areads. Phone 832. r / • 0. S. \ ujg a n , optomeII, Griffith ‘ Optician. ? Optical r- ?.. 305 E. 6th St. garained • / w e s mode, only KWipperi ITant In S an’ortl. i and dock repairing— Prices. * *«'ll to in*- |ii»*'if.**t a n d !*«•*.! M- l d . - r for ciihIi (hi* f mUmvv i 114 dencrIli*'tl l»**i tv. l o w It. * ' i i " n l uoi s, a ' u t i u si'* nni i t r ***•"* i - d i n n e r u i i i l c * , 4« might 1Ii it l i 4 , r.VklMA itUll'ii, IS For Rent—Furnished apartmen 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. WINS & COWAN CO. Au;o 1(5— Houses For Rent itor and sheet metal works. French Avenue. Phone 716-W. Ono two story dwelling, 611 W. 2nd St., $30.00 per month. J. II SANFORD BUICK CO. B< :k, Sanford. 212 Magnolia Ave. Phone 367. FOR RENT—Small house irtjo u rten hundred block on Oak Ave. ~ HUPS-MARMONS Reasonable rent. Garage on let. , Sanford Automobile Co. 3. O. Shinholser. Phone 186. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 Bungalow, b rooms, steeping Business Service . porch, garage. $35.00 per month. 602 Em Ave. Appy Roberts o man la t r a n s f e r * picture*. Grocery. * t f palnta._ am] brushes. Sun f House Paints and Varnishes, The Sanford Herald will rent free ord P -l.r and Wall Paper a ticket to the Milane to Miss 112 X:. First 57. Frances Dutton, if she will call. \ Swope AMONG U ' t t h l i n c . _'l • K a x t F l i n t Si r»**t . C i t y ni S ti n f Mnl, Si* in I m i l #h C u uni t y, F l o r - It, Strayed or Stolen: One bay ony horse. Blaze-faced, two For Rent—3 room furnished cot­ tage. modem imporvements ut FOR SALE—Buick Tnurini ite feet. Hnd tie rope on neck good comlition. Model In last seen. Finder pleniie 1311 E. Ith St. Price 505.00. Will trade. Ify Vance E. Douglass at 2 rooms furnished, housekeeping 805-W. jrt House. apartment. $14:00 monthly. COl Cor. 5th and Palmeto. ge, square, tan purse, property if Mrs. C. Schultz. Reward il Furnished garage apartment, in­ irned, and no questions asked. quire IMS Park Ave or phone [. C. Schultz. County Judge’s 143. C*. Court House. Sanford, Fla. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 :d, a ticket to the .Milane for I'ark Ave. Apartment?.—2 and I lico. A. Maffett. garage and water. Reasonable. •Automobile! FURNISHED npnrunent for rent Wood, nil lengtns, for sale. Leave orders at 1511 Mellonville Ave, In the Herald building—a down DODGE town L cation at remarkably low F. B. Dyson. sure cars and Graham trucks, rates. Ask f,>r Mr. Haines at The Political Announcement bn and 13th. Street. Phone J. Herald • ’flee. Miscellaneous ' "•nr**, 1^ ■ Re a l w ,4 r *1 M k k i us, W i ’ ,1,ir*tiItsiiin, t *» JL ill .1 K l f l * » u r S. M U t i l t •u m » i i» t M m t • • m l r n , i s plaintiff 1 I • Si* lit III it n h i l I it l i e S a i nt i I n iir» *l> ' t ul l nni p, 1 l u n p l**vlt*d u p o n m i l \\ il l***lm In a tin* l»*ual t t i i t l t * o f * " M "t»»la> i a n u a i ) i. Mrs. F. U. Robbins may cn The Herald and get her to the Milane. Lost and Found . . fit • Mt«* <utility Court «»f Seminole *’iun»v Florida. In Unit certain tvii«*ifin 'V W. C Smith, ’. rn t .* fur W \V «* Smith Kd- TO ADVERTISER? A Herald representative boroughly fam iliar with rates gits and classification will we you complete Information, ind if yaa wish, they will assist ou in wording your want ad j make it more effective. NOTICE City License on every business, ocittpntioii or profession, for which license is required, was due October 1- 1927. Wanted—Two girls over 2J, good .„"P P enrance for specialty work. $~0J)0 a week. Reply at once with address. William Visger, caro Mrs. Coolidge's Mother 111 P ro g ra m s 22—Real Estate To Exchange Furnished cottnge at Siver Lake with five acres of land. Partial [y furnished house at Pnoln, nex to school house. See Jno. D. Jink ins, Sanford. Fla. PAGE r ------ ' / OH' A»: [<?AHEMf -TCAB: T h a t ’5 finf 's , MQS\ THAT'S THETkOOGtE vaTH MOST OY DS-WeRE AU.T00 tANXIOOS Tt) . MAXE AN EASV DOLLAR-ffU E V E ME r u e learncd a ufelong lessorTHE ONLV SOR6 VJAT To MAKE ^ MONEW IS BN HARD YORK- M b V * NOT (SAMSUNG! r ■. � 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, 1927 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. 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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, 1927; <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/43508b0fe6a328f21301cd711c431a9c.pdf 39df61df1d5d44df40ca68f715c6f8a5 PDF Text Text mm Yf.3 •A -i M it C. *• V I* YOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart. The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land, j VOLUME X I X . - --------- , - iifi a P a rtly cloudy, with l_ tre » e north portion toni| day partly ctoady, slight! in northwest portion. J^easeg wire International News Service f* " ' w • ------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 29. in>7 City Will Go Into SOUTHRAPPED®^ Reitem es JT h at " v To Recover FOR FAILURE ffl H e W ill N o t Be C an didate F or P resid en tia l C hoice byhistorians!t < Repudiated jBonds HELPINGLABOR 0 CONVENT! M em b er A u d it B u re a n O f C irc u la tio n s New York Attorneys' Hired To Push Suit And Given Full Au­ thority In Action Securities Held To Be Unauthorized JUDGE TO RENDER VERDICT IN CASE OF REMUS’SANITY — Bonds GivenAsCoIlateralF or Loans To The Sem inole Bank — Speakers At Association For l~abor !,egiflIa*!on Declare That South la Negligenl In Protecting Wage Earners ueC‘.Treasury p *'K~ (IN S)—Secretory off the Mellon reiterated today that he | would not ho a candidate for the presidency in 1928. Commenting upon dispatcher from Pittsburgh which appeared in morning papers here today sug(resting ........................ that the — o rg a n ic - 7 T *‘Mr- lon n,ao r*iter“ ted that he has* not*yet selected tho candidate who will have his support in the con­ vention. “I am not a t present taking any position,* Mellon said Mayor* Thompson Who Sought m commenting upon other candi­ date* v V 1" rt,nJii>K dl patch?8 lh« the PUtsburuh i ' SLAYER RELATES GirlPolice By A K illing STORY OF LATEST The ficer Over Y< Truth DEATH ADMISSION S a y s Coip] To Censor Public School Texts Comes Within Range Of Pj-ofessors* Barrage iudre And Three Doctors To R; ___ Decide Whether Wife-Killer Mellon said: Has Not Been Accompanied “It is nows to me. It is not |!nn, Mellon said, he learned that i w iH He Permitted To Go tile reports originated in Wash­ Declares Failings Of Public Murderer Of Young Girl Gives Bv Safety And __ Health Laws i t'ue. I am not now and do not ington. but he was unnble to trace I rlt'Or hcnl lo An Aayluni Men Should Not Be Placed Detailed Story Of Robbery care to be a candidate." Secretary their .Hourct*. In High School Tcxt-Books WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. — That Resulted In The'Fatal CINCINNATI, Ohio., lice. 29._ (INS) —Despite rapid industrial I h ith er Get)rue ltemus de\elopm«nt the Southern Stntes will bo permitted to g0 frit*, or Thc City o f Sanford V..i: committed to a state asylum for aie lagging behind Ilia rest of the country in the adoption of meas­ shortly in stitu te lentil 1) 10- the insane today rests with three ures to protect the safety urn doctors and a jtidgL of wajjt? earners, nccordinir ceedings to obtain i>os£t?n.iinii Gate yesterday the sanity hear­ health to speakers at the Americun Ass, ing in probntc court, which -I ( u .1 of $1,210,000 in municipal was Jciation for I.ahor Legislation todaj. o necessary* by the ‘not guilty I securities, which are declared,'«n solo grounds of insanity” vfrl ive stales remaining without to be held illegally by that met returned by n jury which trie,I accident compensation law* are all him for murdering his wifi-. Inn,, *n, fhe South—Arkansas, Florida, Hying Colonel Will Confine John Harvey Whotjult French Chase National Bank o f N ew (fene, was roncluded. Mississippi, North Carolina, and * • • Hit* Present Flight To The South Carolina, it was pointed out. Foreign Legion With Doty •Indue William Ltwdur* an­ York City Central American States nounced that he Would take the Hroadii* Mitchell, of John Hop­ And Three Others Relates Preliminary looking toward ciyso under advisement and give kins University, declared that in And To The Island Of Cuba Thrilling Talc Of Escape W a s Act Included In Shooting Of Police Officer WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.- H is ­ Confession Is tory writers of America today unLOS ANGELES, Calif.. Dec. 29. litr.bercd their heaviest artillery —(IN S)—Hero ia the text of Will­ less List Of nnd opened a major offensive iam Edward Hickman’s confession ngainst Mayor William Hale thnt ho killed n Los Angeles drug­ LOS ANGELES, Thompson , of Chicago. gist on Christmas Eve, 1926: • 20— (INS)— William Hig Hill’s" attempted censorWc needed money, and that af­ Hickman, kidnapper :<kip of American histories used ternoon wo saw this place as wc er, added another mt in Chicago schools, with a view to­ drove by and we said wo would his long list of ward elimination of allrged Brit- come back and got It that n ig h t It looked like it ought to bo an crimes when ho confe Ibh propogundn, brought down on easy place, nnd when wo came his head tho wrath of scores of the back th at night wo hod masks ly today that he shot country’s lending historians and nnd wo entered tho store and told Ivy Thoms, Los the recovery o f the bonds and the man nnd tho woman in there druggist in a holdup scholars, now in convention here. (IN F) I th is Dec. 29.—A maddening tq hold up their hands nnd to go certificates of indebtedness has will tnir-'ts which could not be quenchPassing up the Chicago situn- up townrd the back. Thero were Christmas Eve of 19 been taken by t h e 'City Cummiv Hickman, in a start!' the rd by a limited supply 0f precious tlon na lh° consequence of “smoke- two or three customers in the si«n which h:w authorized th<« en­ sion to Under-Sheriff and wnt.r during long forced tnnrthcs s{-rccn* to divert attention from sturo nnd we mndo them put up callus and Chief Jailer gagement of the firm of Horn............................. ........ - officials m blazing sunshine over arid del. r*. I**11®* of n political ennt- their hands nnd to go toward the war, Implicated Welhy blowcr, Miller nml Garrison, New testimony being given through in­ today jo Guatemala City, accord­ . the historian* udopted u back. York attorneys, to take whatever terpreters. She declared her son inticn for workers below the Mason ing to consular advices received by ett stretches, drove John H arvey,1 his accomplice In the fata and Dixon Line." a young Unglishmun, to desert resolution condemning "tho ngiThere were two door* nt the *t*P* are necessary to protect the had always been good to her and Hunt woe arrested sari the State Department. from the French Foreign Legion conducted by certain newsMitchell added: "Southern mnnu back of tho store, ono on each a t Alhambra and Is municipality and to recover tiic denied that be once struck her, in Svna t-onimenting upon tho enthuastic failurers, taken us u whole, are when his first opportun- papers, patriotic societies, frater­ side, and my partner went through securities. have admitted his ! while they were a t the Drake Ho­ exploiting cheap raw materials. welcome he received in Guatemala Ity rathe nal orders nnd others, against a the door to the right. Welby the holdup. • tel in Chicago. ' (o u rt action has been resorted * ity yesterduy on his uirivnl from number of school text books and in Harvey, who vino recently par­ Hunt backed the druggist and his Hemus' was himself placed on Many agencies will tombim- ti Mexico City Go| Lindbergh suid: doned by the French Government favor of official censorrhip.” to following the refusual of the Hickman's new adc__ wife ahead of him and I wont j put a limit to their m e.hods, a , Chase National Hank to surrender the stand and questioned concern­ they injure the community—pub-1 "I certainly apprcciiited the cntlul- nftcr serving moat of his five year like a bolt from a clear through the door to tho left foreGeorge Washington may hnv\* the bonds und ccrti (lenten. The ing his m entnlity. He denied that j lie opinion, the competition of i-m- j ):ustie greeting a t the field, and aentence in ClnlrvOux Prison, fled had his faults—he swore a mighty ing the customers inside th e'little 'he confessed kidnapper Commission recently repudiated ‘ hud ever said he was greater ploycrs with each other for rela- i was n t one time afraid that I I the l egion with Bennett J. Doty, oath when irritated—Benjamin room in the back of tho store. little Marion Parker- t the securities upon ^he grmiuds ! than Napoleon. ‘In Chiyngo they lively dinvishing lulmr supply, and might hurt some of the people of Biloxi, Mis*., two Germans and Franklin hud u way with the lad­ When wo both got in the back we nounced he wanted t< Pole. Doty was pardoned lie- ies, and Abruhntn Lincoln was snw an officer of tho law standing dean breast" of Ma t i that they wero unauthorized and railed me the ‘Napoleon of the f„r j *he opening of ultcrnutc occupul- When they rushed towards the nfore Harvey Hu(| j, llow plane." ’ that their transfer to the New Imr.’ I ant not responsible prune (o tell “indelicate” stories, in the rear nnd I told Welby to ions. Included Jn his i United States. IYork institution was done through what they called me,” he pointed | Tha South will be compelled to but according to Professor A. 51. toko h(s gun while I had my gun sion ia a string of His departure for Belize, Brlout. Tiic deserters were captured in Schlcslnger, of Harvurd, history on him, but before ho attempted ups ana robber Is fraudulent transaction. ‘ I relinquish its industrial difftner- tisU Honduras, has been sfct for Trnnsjordttnin und court-martial­ is a science of truth, and the great this tho officer wheeled* about and Friday morning, llo ia expected to The securities nro alleged to tial, and accept national labor untlngton Boulev land there if the aviation field is ed at Damascus. Harvey gave de­ builders of tho nation should not in u position Just opposite me Ihave been placed with tho Chu.ie: tnndard3." tail* of the hard life in tiie Legion be held up as super-men. started firing his gun a t me and H1U Drive, w a k i’ “ INntional Bunk as collateral for^ The Southern mill owner is well I j"i,!U,tab,e ' 0"dit,‘.0? , ,,ut othr™ 4o in an interview with Internationtwo youthful bai "The super-patriots apparently just at the same time I started “ Moans to the defunct Semin do aware that his major com petitive! i„„. . Salvador. F urther el News Service after his t dense ’ Ing nt him and Welby think thut there has been some­ ‘ .his place o f w County Bank. Tho locnl Institu- ITS it j , t» i advantage over other pr.rts of the I lcK^ of hi* nir t r lp will take him from prison. thing disreputable In our past, and t of Dec. 24, non is said to have offered tho wages Tegucigaipa Managua, Sun Jooc, I knowon Doty only 21 they are afarid to lot America I was filing directly a t tho po­ bonds us its own property, repre­ * shooting 3 b yes." I*icu, at)d l’unama, uftolhour* b < nnd longer hours of his ompl before, wo deserted togeth- know whut was in tho early his­ ns fe r ns I knew, aijwl } policeman, statlor senting to officials of. tho New declared Professor Thont a-. W. I th 1,0 wni WTtmjclly'YuTWWL4 ' *r," raid aid thc'MngltshniniT. 'Mlo wus Iced th a t Welby was firing at opened .tire. Tb< Charged with breaking and en­ , fof,7» 'tfcMyslngor-snhtfI York bank thnt they had been Holland, of the Univoi . ity ol nu. in the infantry; I wns In the Cav­ “ Of courso the personal f a l l i n g s ^ 1',F pollcenian, although I didn’t when th g 'b a n d lts ___ [pur-chased from the City of San- tering, Chnrles Johnson, a negro, North Carolina. The airmen fiew in a bee-line alry. We had met in a wineshop elby firing. the pioneer public men should ”vi!.’o time to watch Welby | ford. The Commissioners contend ha i been lodged in tho county jail "The industrial worker in North from Mexico City to Guatemala in a Syrian village. I . wus glud of When several shots had been fir- out of tha place. Both following his a rrest by Patrolman lint be placed in a history for high bandits escaped wlthm that no authorization for the City, the route taking him over C. Gardner of the Sanford po­ Carolina works longer hours, re­ volcanoes nnd immense canyons to' nuke friends with some one school students. Yet, there were ed and only a few seconds had I'snle of the bonds to uny parties N. who spoke English, lie said he Although Hunt was a/t ceives less money, nnd has less tun elapsed, w*o both started to lios department. . two sides to tho Revolutionary ever been granted and that protection in case of accident, than filled with mist. He disregarded wns fed up with the French Army W ar, as thero nro to all great pol­ from tho storo and it seemed that Alhambra, a suburb sad a Johnson is charged with enter­ | therefore they uro not legal. the utlvice of Junneau, n French und would ’go over tho hill’ if he itical question*. If history is to several shots were mado when we bases of UW onsaS operat ing the homo of Monroe B. Hutton, worker* in the majority of states. I Ing the days that the "Fi _The securities in qurstlon con- j j oh palmetto Avenue, nnd steal­ Owe of tho things wo need most In flier who has recently covered thnt thought there wus nay chance of be a science, there must bo a cor­ were running from tho atore. | list of 9500,000 in certificates of ing several article*. He is also North Carolina is n constructive territory, who suggested he come getting away with it, meaning ho rect statement and interpretation left the store first and Welby fol­ ted to obtain $ 1,500 n o se indebtedness and 9710,000 in bonds. said to have attem pted to enter and intelligent policy towqrd so­ nlung the const or follow the rail­ would desert, I told Dqtv to jj c t of tho facts. There is no danger lowed nnd we both ran for tho Perry M. Parker, Loa road line. his rifle and meet me the next car. When Welby left the store er and father of his ! The certificates aro listed us fol­ tho residence uf Dr. A. \V. Epps, cial legislation.” night. He agreed, saying he would in telling the truth." he was limping and when he got Guntnmnln City prepared to out­ ve, the sheriff’s IPs office a lows: $200,000 payable I to the near the Hutton home. The negro Mrs. Dexter Otey, of Lynchburg, Schlesinger, however, roundly, Seminole County Ilonk und dated was caught on the ground-) of the declared that the Southern legis- do itself today in honoring the in­ probably tiring n couple of Ger­ criticized Kupcrt Hughes, novelist in the car ho said he had been that Hunt w a s !In no way November 8 -1 9 2 0 ; $200,000 pay- Epps home following a report giv­ hUurea and governors uro vicing trepid young aviator who swooped man* ami n Pole who were ulso for his refrcnces to thu personal shot. I drove tho car to the room In the kidnapping a n d 1 In the Alto Hotel. down from the sky on nn aortal* eager to get out. Marion Parker. sole to tho Seminole County Hank en to the police. with one another to secure factor­ errand of good-will front the big life ot George Washington. Hughe* The next day the French sent Wc came In the back way and and dated December 27, 1920 and The confession of thei was characterized as “a muck, lc», and while the now industrial Johnson’* efforts to gain en­ nirplunc.i after us. Doty wunted to nur apartm ent.’ 1 took murder was made |I100,000 dated December 27, 1920. trance to the Kpps’ home is.raid to development Is Impressive, yet the sister republic to the north. raker,” who drew^ on his imagina­ entered give up, saying vve were ulrendy Welby’* overcoat off, hta other Hickman. Tho bonds uro listed us fol- have attracted attention of tho oc- [ human side of industry has been \ Finco the visitor Ims announced licked. He wtfs afraid thnt the air­ tion to picture the first president. coat, and opened his shirt to see that his stay hero will he briof, I Iowa; $250,000 duo .January 1, rupant* who notified local author­ ! neglected. Hunt had been ample. • “ Washington, us historians read just how he wns shot. It seemed men would drop bombs upon us. I officials nnd populace alike prepar­ 111*57; $100,000 duo on July 1, ities. When arrested, Johnson wus persuaded then* to hide with ino his life, vra* of the old English that two bullets hod cut tho flesh First National Bpng of . ed to crowd in n« much homage to 195(3; $10,000 duu on July 1, 195(3 in pus)cix!on of a pistol, lavallier Schlcsingcr said. on his right shoulder. I saw they les aa a messenger until under a shelf of rock und thu avi- squire type.” the flyer as possible, I and $50,000 duo on July 1, 198(3. several nilk handkerchiefs nnd two "He wns a man of Bienne passion, were not serious und took a wet This is tha some ' T utorn failed to *eo us. fine of the principal excursion* Under provisions of two ream- flashlight), all of which was latcloth und bathed the wound on his Hickman was “ "Then wc fell into the hands of coupled with grvut self-pontrul. today will be n #vislt to Antigua by lution* pastied by tho Commis-! e* identified by Mr. Button, "Washington indulged in floods It Was P arry M left shoulder where I thought a Arabs, who get 100 Francs for uvautomobile An official InncU.'ou •loners- tho New York attorneys • The negro in said to have enterof tha slain Marios, wt ery Legion deserter they pick up of profanity, but under tho defin­ bullet had entered. and banquet were also on the day’s *re given authority to "instituto ed the Hutton home by cutting the hel officer, refused 1 and turn in. That was near Pales­ ition ot that word—that profanity schedule.". •-rii legal proceedings either a t' screen on n rear door. Local p*»Hickman in the bonk i tine An Arab jumped on me from is tho unnecessary ujo of profano Col. Lindbergh slightly disap­ language—ho really wasn't pro"W or in chancery us may lx- re- l*co reported thnt the negro hail paroled on the fo rg ery » behind nnd got my rifle. Then Doty Installation of officers const!- pointed his adm iring host* Inst i fane. i Wired to obtain possession of the confessed to tho theft. and I fought them with our fist* Belief th a t Hickman ] night when he hogged off front tuturd the feature of yesterday’s •ccurities.” , ------------ - • • ■ “Tho first president wns pucturan Insanity plea when , r r t s i| m i l ’meeting of the Kiwanis Club. The several festivities arranged in Ids but in the meantime the Germans cd by Hughes as n sheik, but hisAnother clnuso in tho rcsolu- ( j J F I today spurred tha police that he nnd Pole took to their hrcls. “ Wo toricnl investigation dscloscs thut 1 1 ccrcmonle* were in ehurgo of Kd- honor. Ho explained b°n, authorizing tho attorneys to were glad to give ourselves up. ’ efforts to cOnch tho stela needed time to map out the route ward F. Imtu*, licutvunt governor ids sex life was regular." • Jtoceed as they choose, says tho Ju st w hst defense, U i for this district. Alembi-rs vvh«* of bin flight to Snn Salvador. Schlesingcr attributed the oftenfirm of Hoinblovver, Miller ti a win make when ha I According to latest plans, ('ol. look office included Shcrmnn M. Milton F. Ulcwell, 61 year-old heard statement that the present Carrison is hereby given full Lloyd a* president; U. II. Chapman Lindbergh will take off for $un ore Superior Ju crippled newsboy of Wilkes-Barre, generation iV g o in g to the dogs,” Power and authority to do every first vice-president; Hirt Port, Salvador tomorrow. Pa., who recently canto to Sanford dy a t 2 o’clock f to the fact that most of tho older whatsoever rei|uisite ami I second vice president; J. A. Pitt? i upon the de Speuking of hi* trip from Mexico histories glossed over curruptlon, to spend several days, has decided <ti Msnry to lie done." LONDIN, Dee. 29.—-liN S )— man, treasurer ami E. J. Trotter, City ,CoL Lindbergh told the laiy, Jerome Walsh, ’ to remain hore for several weeks crime Und mistakes and held tho orgies in the a rt secretary. Following the action of tho Ulusphcmnus . because he hu* found Sanford “ono reach hare today f r a ternationn! News Service tjuit it \ » A ! builders of tho republic us pure ____ S commissioner*, City Attorney studios of Chelscu. wherein young Members of the board of dircc- was n thoroughly enjoyable one. of the prettiest places in tho coun­ The first lz _ • beyond reproach. Mrtorge and — associate, realistic , rparodies of i tors who were ul*o inducted into Although adm itting th at the moun­ r .- A. DeCottcs —«v.«-v,ij men stage o- -------------* try ," ' and un excellent city in man would altet’l With 275 reservations already The super-patfiot* would have n c,cn •«. iloiciTA of Jacksonville, biblc incidents arc ooscribcd *n ** | office wore; Jud^i* James J. tains hero made flying n hit haz­ received for the Chamber of Com­ which to spend the wjnter months clsion to plead i »«» for New York where they will banned novel by a grl author who shuron, S. L. Highleymun. T. I- ardous, Col. Lindbergh wa* sure merce New Year’* dinner, to be history written n* though every­ awnv from the. bitter cold of the napping and nn thing ran smoothly," Schlesinger wder with nttom eya on tho case, claims to have witnessed some ot Dumas, ~ • -K. Dr. Ben Caswell, , . thut u Central American air ser­ given on January 6 at thu Hotel ' said. "As u matter of fact tho north. when he reques T rotter, C. M. Powell and K. Forrest* Lake, indications arc ; policies of Washington, Jefferson vice could easily be established. ilk*1 aru exPcvltd to lay evory’ fkem. With hi* wife Clewell arrived The writer uf the i>ook, “Bohem- McCracken. thdt fully 350 guests inay bo en­ j and Lincqjn met bitter opposition. in his car several days ago and Is jlo n "U C °PT 0 f h U ,, 1Y *.c ta se before the Neiv . * / . . ... 11t‘r-* attorneys in .............. nit effort *•» iun Gluss," is Miss Margery l-awtertained on that oci-usion, accord­ There was corruption ir. tnoso days now pleasantly located a t French’s Tlie program was in charge of Detective Cline,! JPCUr® immediute action in the ini- rence. She stated that the book Mr. Trotter. Judge Shu ion ami ing to Secretary E. J. Trotter. the sum* os now.” auto enmp. Their visit to Sanford to accede, ‘ rding litigation. was withheld from publication be- {John D. Jinkins h.,.% gave short talks. Ticket* for the uffulr have ulOno of Schlesinger’s* books— was made poeaible through the tho reques Mayor E. F. Ilousholder was cause it was too outspoken in its (U county official* while Mr. Fort ready been received und aro. now “ Now Viewpoints of American generosity of the people of Wilkes- attorney and no on * iWabie to atato today ju st what descriptions. Hut she believes lt and Mr. Ilighli-ynun expressed uvaiiubre at the office* of the or­ History'.” »■ reported to have been Barre who subscribed to a fund !*l bo the course of action, but WUI B*e light of day later on. ,! their viewa on the automobile Inganization. Local businses firm* burred by Mayor Thompson “be­ btart4d by the Wlikes-Barre Even­ *Pfesscd tho Commissioners* do"Orgies of the most horrible na ilustry. Mr. Lone und Mr. Powell which have spoken for reservations cause it referred to Washington ing News. to push the case to the lltn. turc aro on the increase in Bohem­ were also speakers. Following the dismissal of ,i un«I others that nrc planning to cn- a* a great disloyalist and rebel,’’ Ulewcll is a general favorite ian quarters of Chelsea and thea­ A past president’s button was suit against tho City and the Huttables, are urged to purchase this passage, tho writer explain­ with people of his city to whom he trical circles,” said Miss Luwrcncc. presented to T. W. Lawton, retir­ ton Construction iction 7 Company in ‘ thc,r tickets at once. Tho iropor- ed, referred to the British viow- ha* sold papers for many y e a n Thov aru prevalent ulso, to a ing head of the i lul. A number of which five Sanford taxpayers had lance of this was stressed by Mr. point of Washington. ’ from a stand at one of tha princi­ .certain extent, In the younger old fabhioned song* weft sting un­ “Thompson’s attacks on the sup­ ple business corners. The newsboy sought to prevent the payment of Trotter ,who said that indications i society circles. In my book I de- der the leadership of J. I. Hurt. w orrauta totalling $210,946.54, are that the reservation list will posed pro-British American his­ has not walked for 20 years but MOSCOW, cribcd some of tho scenes I re­ Giles Patterson, a tto riu j for the exceed the enpicity of the dining tories are amusing, not anoying,” despite this handicap, has an oplt- Francisco “ cently witnesses." paving company, yesterday morn room und those who purchase tick­ declared Professor R. g. Rait, head mistic view on life. Id “There are sordid petting parties Three Killed When ingaV & red be&re* J h o 'c lty 'Com*IU bo assured of their accomo- of the history department a t tho “Keep smiling and trying” Is his in darkened studios, where foolish Scottish University of Glasgow. Roadster Overturns mission to make arrangem ents for ‘•■‘wnu motto and ha does th at very thing youngsters drink themselves stup­ "F or over 100 years England day in and day out, ha daclarad to d s r e d V ^ ' a settlem ent of the claim. J , T*1* cI“ ,n* dat« <ur reuervat ons bAYT°NA BEACH, Fla., Dec. id. Miss Lawrence *aid shu was The attorney officially notified has not been set as yet. but It is hay admitted that it was on the a Herald representative. GAHAOAN. La.. Dec. 29,-fitk , —A fter running along "made *ick" by witnessing rites th* Commission of the outcome of «P*cted to be a t least two days {?* * » “* side in the revolution and , . ------------- — -----In, Orntond-Daytona Beuch fof performed in studios in worship of (IN S)—-Three persons were Killed the suit and stated th at In view of tu» Ibu dinner In order th a t the [ that that It It blundered. “In England and a fourth ssriously injured ; w,«nd one half miles in an at- pagan gods. m»y be urranged to care ’and Scotland we simply recognised 50 Firemen Narrowly early Uxlay when a speeding the fact that all court obstacles -P* to take off on their world * . . . • • for the guest* in the p o s t convcn th at Thompson was enga * roadster hit an elevated railway had been removed in the case, his *or *ho Jranco flight, Edward F. In Fire some sort of American MBS. LINDBERGH NEARS »r. spur and overturned into a ditch client would like a payment as c a r - 1»cnt manne and ft'Ullam S. Brock. tOund a Incident is without ST. LOUIS Many additional tables hnvq been ly a* possible. Mn" ‘' on tho highway between here and world flier*, were unable to ng the past few inUrnatiopal Volatlons. , NEW YORK, Dec. 29. The Commission took no action engaged during Shreveport, rire r. heavy monoplane, ” Pride Mr. Ti * “reported, ond many j According lto Kvarts B. —Fifty Bremen narrowly HATIIOX FIELD. Maskogcc,1 j on the m atter, po.vtpon’ng further 'etroit" into the air. A woodi n * The IBW [\Knth at u specti * “ other* pected to be taken be- ° f Columbia University, Oklo.Dee. 29— (IN S)— Mrs. Ev­ consideration until thu return of Grov Jlen, driver df the car. iiisfullcd for the flight President of tho America ' eight story buf V*n Winkle, 20. Chi- CUy Attorney Georg* A. Do Colic*, fore (he end of the week. * tuld to bo Uir r^uxon (or ihe angeline Lodge l.indlwrch's plan'' iMis* k'oj Association, the ) inBrothers, chain ^ ■ r t a t 11:31 •Mayor E. r.. F. r . Hounhaldgr iiousmmigr today imjuv . fklr**. Milton Walker, Mayor cjgo. nc’» inabilitly to ."'leav e' tho *««* ? tt for S t Louis owner*, on F created to rrOSI ! -ittjrd that negotiation* with b o h d ^ K ELECTED to. It was replaced imniedi- ®clock today. t*hc expects os in tho the firemen were t houses would nrobablv probably have to be utb>- Ihe ukgiita7*atcei"oue. Hyo in-Si: Louis between 2 and, The onlv survivor of the aegi- j house* best text dent wa* Alva Hilckaby, brother tarried on before definite action is NAS! ot the gasoline tank 3 o’clock this afternoon, Tenn.. Pec. 28— end the of Mr*. Walker. Allen was in- iaken. (IN S)—1 Fairfield Qam iS it valve, dumped much —— — • tllar with a i Rrm hertU em ent of the s a le of Amerlcan Mu­ 'Big Bill’ r supply along tho sand nnd The annual Bermuda tennis stan d ? killed, and the two v.-nrreh be hrard ltistory, New a.” * ly the flrer ' to «»*Rti>p championship, whirh always at- drowned while pinr.i-d ii.iuertwnth Ufa‘botv,A would have to bo mxdc, the overturned machine. Huckp- it was fa rth e r pointed out. It wan of th building i t th other .H.O.P) U. LINDBERGH GIVEN ENGLISHMAN WHO • WARM WELCOME DESERTED LEGION BYGUATEMALANS STORY d NegroChargedWith T h e f t O f Articles & From H u tto n H o m e !ctuu\i‘>,,p? »hp i®«-cr w< M Ki w a n i s Officers Installed A t M e e t Held OnWednesday Crippled Newsie,51, Of Wilkes-Barre Is DelightedW ithCity A u th o r CI S O f Sordid Parties ! Given By A rt Group Business Firms Are Urged To S e c u r e Tickets For Dinner H u t t o n Attorney A sks CityFor Early Paym ent O f Claims Brock A n d Schlee ’ % il To T a k e O ff In ‘Pride O f D etroit” ^ o.»p C tr u o r y J Robl Motive Italian Vit S �THE SANFORD PAGE SIX Illinois Cage Team Major FlemingCatndems Navy Undergraduate Paper For Its Editorial Criticizing Cadets A thlelic Methods jM S S 5 Local Taxpayers Drop Suit Against SOUTHERN BELL Hutton Paving Co. WILL SPEND BIG SUM NEXT YEAR Twenty-Seven Million N\ ill He Extent Of Expenditures In It* Southeastern T errito ry intimate rclati i ■ bet-w I.. ..Mii Hutton fatiu r-l * To care for the continued grov j i’.<l M.u-in-law. nf '‘the southeastern states the The bearing was marked by Southern Belli Telephone Compnn- frequent objection* dfeivd by te • nians a 'g ro s s expenditure of a p ­ ileftn e l« testimony ami widen- ■ proxim ately $27,000,000 during .vi.i.ii rnou >e| f>ii i'n* t <iiii|i|;iinitiit.i J028 for new const met ion and re s.nurltl to gel in the m ini re placements, according to an an ­ R idings mi pome of tin objecti » l'« r dtent toiigl.j ami cold* lead to nouncement to d # / b> manager • rote, trouble. Vou can slop them now were reserved i»v the court jien-lHoward (Berlin. The outlay i"r v.ifli < n--m illion, an emulsified ctcosim ilar purposes during this year ir.*r n complete study uf.th.* ea •ol-j ih.it is plcjianl to take. Crcomutboth no its merits it ml on tie* was nructically this sume amount. > oa j« a mw mydii.il discovery wills > in legal questions involved. iwy-fold action; it soothes and heals Vhe order of the court was ns Kmttininll.uiied m cndirjiit. and inhibits Alabama. Florida. Georgia follows: tucky, Louisiana. Mississippi North genii growth. • "The above and foregoing m at­ Of all known drugs, ctcosole is recCarolina. South Carolina and Tenn­ essee. und each of these s tu te s it ter coming on for further heuring o.'Mii/nl h; high nu-dirai aulhnrilirsas upon motion of the solicitors for one id the greatest healing agencies for included in next year’s budget. the complainants herein for the It is expected that the company dismissal of said cause, it i.i here­ persistent roughs anil colds ami other will make a net gain of I'.t.OOd nuw by ordered, adjudged and decreed (onus of throat troubles, (irroiuulsion telephones in 1!*28, which is slight­ that mid dismissal he at the east ronuins, in aililitimi to creosote,other healing L-lcinents which sooilir and heal ly more than the record for 1927. of the complainants a ml that the die iiifertnl membranes and stop the It is now estimated that more bond filed herein by the complain­ irritation and inllaininatlnn, while the than $2,02:1,000 will be required in ants upon the issuance of the errosote porn on to the stomach, is ahFlorida and the major items for temporary restraining order here­ sullied into the blood, attacks the seat which large expenditures, will be in granted, he mid the same is of this trouble and checks the growth made, include: Central office hereby released and the bondsmen of the perms. equipment. $217,000; exchange line he and they are hereby ordered Grenmulsinn is guaranteed satisfac­ projects, $200,000. long distance discharged, to the discharge of tory in the treatment of nersislenl additions and replacements, $ CU.­ which bond counsel for the de­ roughs and raids, lirnnrhi.il asthma, MM); and the routine work nf in­ fendants herein hereby consent. bronchitis and oilier forms of respira­ stalling and removing telephones, diseases, a id is excellent for build­ "It is hrobv further ordered, ad­ tory ing up tin* syslriu. alter colds nr flu. $1,25:5,000. judged and decreed that said com­ Telephone engineers now esti­ plainants pay each und every id Money refunded if any cough or rold is mate that th e ft will he 11 net gain the court costs, the sum being the to.I relieved after t.ikitp, aeroriling to dinrdon-. \vk to u r druggist, (adv.) of 4,500 new telephones in h mrida during 1028. The big budget for 1028 i* re­ garded as an indication of the con­ LANEY’S tin u a l growth noil progress of this The Friendly Drug Store’5 Sanford •action. Most of the expenditures Prescriptions Filled Promptly is planned /o r the expansion of the E. First St. local and long distance system to And Accurately care for present need* and to meet the anticipated requirements of the near future. During the four years Just ended, the Southern Bell Company lias expended more than $100,<MM),IMM) for gross additions to its plant, and telephone officials uru confid­ en t that the growth of this section will require an equully large in­ vestm ent during the next five years. On Display at City Y acht Basin Glasgow N \vo 1st slums produce a race p f Amotion girls who are do­ ing navy work ten hours each day with ea^c. They work barefoot und th e ir carriage and physique arc remarkable. Marks left more than a hundred years, ago by Indian medicine men who gathered charms to drive u* way evil spirits have been found in the Pike National forest near Co­ lorado Springs Colo. Constipation and Kectal Diseases. (Painless non­ surgical mehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Howell, Registered physician, 200 W. Gore Ave., Orlando, Florida. Telephone 1395 for free con-J suits lion. You will In* sur­ prised how quickly you will Vet well without loss of time . from business I ii-A____ . I B E F O R E you order dinner at , a restaurant, you consult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start out on a shopping trip you should consult the ad­ vertisements in this paper. For the same reasons! T he advertising columns are a buying guide to you in the purchase of everything you need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time and conserves your energy; that saves useless steps and guards against false ones; that puts the s t r e t c h in family budgets. ' T he advertisements in this paper are so interesting, it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them. . . fail to profit by them. Just check with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertise­ ments regularly—-the big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent. . . always. A void tim e-w asting, m oney-w asting detours on the road to m erchandise value. R ead th e adver­ tisin g “road m aps.” . f T H E BASSETT 22 FOOT OUTBOARD CRUISER Cheapest Imat of her size in the world. Built In Florida for Florida w aters. Speed 12 miles., per hour... Make* 10 utile* on one gallon of ita-.. Floats in *dx_ inches of. water. Price *M)3 complete with engine.' l \ O. B. Eastisi Three reetly for delivery. Phan.* Ilof-Ma* Battery Company for appointment In see her run. FREDERICK II. WOODWARD 117 K. 2nd 81. • . Di.tribntor l‘b u n . 101 �•‘ t M & s a 1 VPBCCM»BRrfl9/ 40a7 the decks of the cruiser. with the Additional Society Miss Lorena Stout ta d Donald J. Powers Wed In Fort M yers S i!? GOLDENROD * The following clipping from the 'e rt Myers Tropical News of ^Odoeeday, December ,$$, will e read with much interest by Im many Sanford friends of th e Toom, Donald J. Powerb, who is dvertising manager of The Sau- friends o r Mr. and Mrs. Whealey of this place and expect to re ­ main here during the holidays, after which Miss Tucker will re­ turn to Baldwin to resume her duties as teacher in the schools there. Mrs. Tucker will spend the winter here, as house guest of Miss M artha Dowen. Dr. Lichtenstein arrived Sun­ day afternoon fo r a five week’s visit With, Mrs. Lichtenstein nnd their two son’s, M ortimer and Jos­ eph. Dr. Lichtestein, made many triends, during his short visit last year, whb will ho glad to know that he has been able to obtain a more extended leave of absence from his arduous dutis as Toombs physician in New York City this year. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith of Balwin New York who nre house guests of the Whealcys, tenderd them a surprise party Saturday evening in the dvertising sta ff of The Sanford form of a miscellaneous shower of household articles. Mr. and braid. ♦Sunday Mr, Powers came to Mrs. Sm ith expect to go to house­ tort Myers to spend Christmas keeping in the Tyler Cottage a fte r rfth’ the Stouts. Only members of the first of January. A banquet for the Goldcnrod be'fapiily knew that the m arriage ad been planned and the secret Corporation, with Dr. nnd Mrs. raa kept until the couple left McKee, Suburban .Homes field Ureadia. Tuesday with the mother agents, ns honor guests was giv­ f the bride and her brother Paul, en Monday evening at the Vir­ aaie from college for the holi- ginia Inn. Others present were ayt. Judge Stout was not in Mr. and Mrs. II. A. W anl, Mr. nnd awn, having gone to Cuba with Mrs. H. W. Barium, Mr. Charles be -Boy Scouts. Mrs. Stout re- Bates, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jam es Weiurned to F o rt Myers, Tuesday huan and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robing and made formal announ- Schultz. • The- tnble decorations ament of the m arriage for the A fter the ceremony the newly .went to the home of Mr. t t « n ’ parents a t W inter Park. in place c> Brannon of Orlando, Christmas. om S „ s " c™1 f™ ‘ !",r= ;J* as toastmaster,'P - T. A ’s entertainm ent at the 3 were made by high school auditorium in Oviedo ta,. Messrs JBfcr* Tuesday evening and report it a 'illiam, Dr. in d hu?Q 8UCCCSA> Also the C hristm ai SPRINGFIELD, 111. Dec. 20.— r n w o n i v n on / t v (IN S )—Tuberculosis has an excel- 51T0, ^ PA ' NoJr., Dec *.9. JIN •, 'showing f the Program given at the Methodist lent chance to strike down the s ) ~ " h a t is probably the largest :o-nperation be- Church there Friday evening wav .................. ......... who ...... ^diets ^ to ^ gain ^ ^ ...... ^ area in the United maid or matron m ineral ...... bearing enjoyed by a large number from a- slender figure, pursues pleasure States thnt hns — ,— --------- ----- ..«j not as yet been here. i ' r M d a «**■*.. •.« . * ... » The Community Church was fill­ i S henlth director declares. of Forty Mile and • Thirsty caned to capacity Thursday evening Dr. Rawlings’" views w ere ex- Yon* in the southern part of Nyc ing the banquet an evening of when the (Joldenrod Sunday school pressed here in conjunction wtyfi county, Nevada, A'of s.a , |s trc*, showing t hht Bridge was enjoyed in the hotel had their Christmas tree and proThiraty cnny<m, a 20-mile gar.h gram visitors from Apopka, W in-#|jC3th^ ftom t he whRiv plagui tin in the lava be«S -northeast of the. parlors. The n*\y(dock is now erfmphted ter Park, Longwcod ami Oviedo m | nois are .|o per (er little villuge of Beatty, was well Kiris and young women bo- named, a* there is not a drop of on Suburbah Lnk-* and is to be yrere present. Th<* program was very well rendered for which much , woen 1() nn,| 35 ycar3 than amc used to t dancing nnd other out mg w ater in the entire canyon. Picture dodr get to-gether until the Com­ praise is due the program cojn* the male sex of the name rigc w riting can he found on the rocks mittee, who worked so faithfully j roUp munity house is built. all through the canyon, and there th at it might he a pleasure tp all. “Tuberculosis is one of th e m ost Is no doubt but ini ancient civilizaMr. snd Mrs. Edgar Hall were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Snntn CInus enme just in time to 8anaJtive pointers as to e rro rs in tion thrived a t one time in an i Manning Collicut, Christmas day give all present n nice trent of nuts j,nbit« ,,f living,” Rawling decl nr- around Thirsty and Forty Mile # “and hence these figures 1ire canyons. There is abundant eviother guests were Mr. and Mrs. and candy. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Croom nnd oxtn jinely significant. Too lit tle denee of this in the numerous Sanley Benjamin and family and family spent the week end with food, too little sunshine, combit led eaves with fragm ents of odd potMr. and Mrs. Clark Mahers. Mr. and Mrs. Whcnley entertain­ relatives in Howling Green, Fla., with excessive fatigue, make i n tcry and qucerly fashioned implaed with turkey dinner Sunday, the returning to their home hero Mon- g^nildiiation extrem ely likely to ments of nil kinds and shapes. , bring on pulmonary tuberculosl *• following guests, Mr. Scho'fer and day morning. There is one man living- in this The J II. Doil.i family were “ Hoping for a slender figu rCt rarely frequented place who has Mrs. BettiYictji, Mrs. Lichent^in and sons Mrs. Grace Hnmpson and guests of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur your.c women deny themsei ro’ fnith in its possibilities. A. L. LidSir. and Mrs. Smith." Dr. Lichten-. Meadors of De Land Mondny to a enough food. How as never ”c* well, who has a ranch near the stein and Mr. and Mrs. n a il were family dinner. Those who at- fore hey join in social a ffa irs tl little town of Springdale, has tended were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy keep them up until late hours. < evening guests. largely nt his own expense conProf, and Mrs. G’fford were Sioniger Miss Stcllo Dodd and ten they not only nre emploi ('e" atructcd a road from Springdale Christmas dinner guests of Messrs Mr and’ Mrs. Carl Jackson of Or- during the day with a "job” I,ut across t no nuilapi beds toward! lamio, and Messrs Carbet, ' P. G. attempt also to do their own hot*se* Oa!; Springs. Ho has completed Jean and Adriatico. and J. H Dodd. w ait. Added to n I o ' this, t 20 miles of his road nnd hns cross* Dr. and Mrs. McKee were din­ Those on oUr sick list a t this are more subject to fatigue ti inn *j*hirsty canyon near its head. ner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Wellman of Winter Pnrk Sunday. time are;i Mr. M. J.^ColHcutt, Mrs. -Another factor lending direc . Ho is near the head of Silent ennyon, nnnther gash in the earth Madam Bcttinette conducted the music a t the W inter Pnrk Bap­ d r i S .J d m a i t e i E dw arf and to tuberculosis is loss of s.e eP* with a peculiarly fitting name. tist church Sunday evening. A S S R , P -rkor .11 v i e w , of „ v I With his pack horse and his Christmas cantata from the Mes­ ere colds. faithful dog, I.idwell has spent “ ________________ siah was benuifuliy rendered. many months platting his road. He Mr. nnd 3!rs. S. Mixon, anj.|KE DESTROYS YACHT Several from here attended. j is firm in the belief that rich nounce the arrivnl of a little —__ Dr. and Mrs. Lichtenstein en­ little daughter, Dorothy Eaufaula, NORFOLK, Va.. Dec. 22 _mines will he found in this remote tertained the following guests to a horn Saturday morning Dec. 24. • region when his road has been u . \ S i The defiance whirh turkey dinner nt their lovely home Noel Smith is substitute for the the American Yacht C | completed. Indians have a t various here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. mnil carrier on Route No. * out of jn |,,j^ wus practically deitro] ' I : tim es brought out rich flont that Phillip Smith, Mrs. Bettihetti nnd Orlando this week. |,v f„.(, „ff C rm ey Island, r.ijnr ; they found in this section nnd it is father, Mr. and Mrs. Whenlcy. " r I known th at many years ago a Mr. and Mrs. Strykcn of ClevctmIav_ Mr. and Mrs. Hull and Dr. nnd ! p iv spec tor discovered a rich outMrs. McKee. *■ 1cropping in the vicinity of black 1 Mountain hut was never nhtc to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lopcr were Christ­ "air find his way back to his discovery, mas guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Kearney nnd spent the evening esOpals, have been found near with friends in Orlando. cn- Fortv Mile nnd Thirsty canyons; Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Eldridge ind also borax, copper, gold, silver and nnd daughter were dinner guests ord lend. of Sanford friends Christmas day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown were Dec. BALAKLAVA, Cfitnqa. 29.— (IN S )—Efforts *' to. , salvage $15,000,000 in golt.l frtinlit*10. British Ciuiacr "black Prince.’ rank off Balaklnva durit Crimean war, have failed Tlie turbulent Rlack. sen-sal to its mysterious treasure which has tantalize I gold seekers for more than a half c.mtury. Five pieces o', gold represent ail the luck th a t Japanese divera have had in four nim ths of iabortrtia ef­ fort before they abandoned the job as hopeless. i They scooped away 2,000 tons of sand gild rocks so as to effect an entrance to the vessel. They spent nearly $100,000 and all they got was "the five unique souvenirs. j Four of the gold coins nre b ritish and bear the inscriptions of George IV and the dates 1821 and 1823. The fifth is a Turkish piece, valued a t about $100. The issue value of the coins was one pound. The fjict th a t the pieces were found a t the hoottom of sand which covered tho decks of tiic sunken boaC leads to thcbclief tKut tne chests in which the gold wiis carried to pay the British forces lighting in the Crimea, were cracked open by the wnvrs nnd the money washed over the bottom of the sea. Soviet experts- however, are con­ fident th at the gold is still below NOTICE /€ > P E C r On e o VORE City License on every business, ocoupatinn or profession, for which license is required, was duo October 1- 1927. N < me. m M O u M C r S M A fV T A L E .C K € , VAH-tO D I D k i' B e l i e v e , - t i e r 's a s a m d Y List of delinquents will be turn­ ed over to Police Department for collection January 1st. ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. C L A U S — VVJEA.U, va/K u L T ' v u R •Th in k ’ ’B o u - f V f N O W , / bu d ? McLaulins j | ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting .!. IV .t.h elera-Optometriat We Are Buying We are buying all kinds „f junk, jnetnla of nil kinds and rubber. We buy' and sell bottles of »n makes and size*. Sanford Metal and Rubber Co. 215 Sauford Ave. |*hor^ s n Orange & Black Hotel I.ongwocd, Fla. Remodeled and redecorated N caV Management. Moderate Rates Spedal N ew Year’s Dinner $ 1.00 SPECIAL 30 x 3V2 Cord 30 x 3 V2 Oversize 30 x 3 1 4 Straight size 31 x 4 Cord 32 x 4 Cord 29 x 440 Balloon 31 x 525 Balloon Gasoline 2 1 / San Juan Gaia: Sanford, Kta, Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Green are the proud parents of a daughter horn Tuesduy, Dec. 27 a t their homo a t laikc Monroe. Mrs. Roy G arrett of Tainpa u visiting in the city as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Shipp. jtvhe Mr. and Mrs Earle D. Sherman are receiving congratulations noon the arrival of u son a t the Fernnid-Laughton hospital. - i Miss M argaret W ight of Cairo, Ga., is the house guest of Miss Claire Zachry a t her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. R ange Finder j -t - T H -d r - t f * B O W 'S v e e -h e e - h - h e s V W o u l d l i k e s o m e THikict I u k e a P e l ic a n D if f e r e n t -t h is , / w it h a w a t e f v v u C rP b - tv r X< ? C H R ISTM A S , S o iu E / m e l o n »n His m o u TH. MAOE U P ’IH iS MENU HE. KNOWS iTS FOOD FOR s o u . — FPuiT VeuT iT w o n V g o COCKTAIL'*-ONION SOUP h H R u H IS H E A D * \ AUGRA-TIN— CROUfaNS, \ ^ i COULD EAT CH ic K e n e n Ca s s e r o l e , w ords b efo r e s c a l l o p e d P a w s n ip s , / J - t h e r c o o k e d / s u c c o Ta s m and — rT T - ~ ' > DiFFUNCE. WHUT tvACW NAME \T . * Vf ALL "iTvsrTfeE. 'TH '1 S A M E WHEN HE GrFb \T Fin is h e d . , Mrs. Perry Weinberg and childn motored to Miami, Monday riere they aro visiting friends Onif of the largest affairs on the social calendar for members of tho Sanford Yacht Club will he tho New Y ear’s dance to bo giv­ en, Monday evening, January 2with Mrs. Ernest Houshqlder, Mrs. W. C. Hill anrd Mra. W. J. Thigpen as hostesses. This affair promises to be one of the most enjoyable of the season, good mu­ sic has been secured and many usual fcaturee will bo presented. Much pleasure la being antici­ pated in tho New Y ear’s eve ball to b e .g iv e n Saturday evening at nino o’clock, a t tho Hotel Forrest Luke by the Auxiliary of the Campbell Lossing Post American Legion with the president, Mrs. George Knight, as chairman. Mrs. K night will be assisted by Mrs. W .^hcodore Langley, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr., and Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. Good music has been arranged for, $nd many novel features in­ cluding favor dances will be given. ' vjM r . v A lfred Robson of Orlando is spending a few days her* with his parents, D r. and Mra. J. N. Robson a t th e ir home on the Sanford-Orlando Road. M rs. Melvin C. Schaffer of Anco, Panam a, and Indianapolis. Ind., who has been visiting here ss tha guest of Mrs. Jonathan Peck, and Rev. and lir a . A. S. Peck, has gone tn T - .jp a w here she will .visit for s h o rt tim e before returning to ilerprUd Mrs. A. imoon. c l e a r me-decks Saturday BANKRUPT SALE Ivvcry item in stock m ust be sold and sold soon. Don’t wait unti the best bargains are gone. Come in now! Everything for th< home and for men, women and children. See the hardware bar gain s . Everything Has Been R educed A gain! Ladies* Oxfords A good assortment of ladies’ kid and patent leather ox- i fords. $3.50 to $5.00 values.$ I 4 Q To close out, the bankrupt^* ^ * Sandura Rugs SANDURA RUGS, sand and g rit proof 9 x 9 size, $15. value .............. . $7, 9 x 10 x/i size, $16.50 value.............$7, 9 x 12 size, $18.00 valu e.......... 1 g& . Curtain Scrims Fine feurtaln serim.i, iW assorted colors, A I l a w real 35 cent value. I m j r Bankrupt price * w Cretonnes % H U * Excellent quality ere- < f * tonnes, another real I „ 35 cent value selling I e f r out at Mpn’s <2hnp« 8 ^ 068 Mena shoes, excellent vaK r e ucs al *"* <5 selling out $ / A K ^or only Men’s Dres3 Shirts a .Men's drees shirts with "or with- Q i out ocllsra. attached. Values a l X I 52.00 eaa $2J o and selling out immediately at Crinkle Bed Spreads Beautiful crinkle bed spreads. -d b ile 63 x 90 inches. A $3 value (P I selling, while they last for *v X Baby Crib* Blankets P retty bah >crib bankets, fine enough for every baby and val­ ued a t $2. Bankrupt price only Sanford, FI �DAT, DKCEMBEtt 2 9 .1027 i "■ International N ew s Service NEWS j not exchange' with a t# European Sout! A m crk can or Asiatic agency, and therefore cannot be an uxvj conscious missionary fed alien intrigue, diplomacy or < m plicity. \ s L N , S ."executives," correspond dents and reporters rate higher are higher paid than any, compasH That’s wfcy International News Service is the Qpwer behind more totaled circulation than that served by any other evening news organization, qiftH the driving force for fastest-growing dailies The biggest evening paper in New York usesI.N .S exclusively. The biggest evening paper in Chicago-uses I.N .S . exclusively. The biggest evening paper in New England uses I N . S . • # ' V; , The biggest evening paper in Los Angeks nP H E SE newspapers are veteran interpr i JL dence and conscience whose territorial by thefofallible test o f advertising lineage. y and its mediums. Ui ibility picks i !• �ie Sanford Herald Merely A Suggestion As Brisbane S ees It R oses Where; Only Catcus Grew) Before .Thoronrmlle Ti igjrjw ) I m o te nto two ccirnoi* , among sincere square thinking m(, | ns to the best method to adopt k’ handling th j prohibition .|Ue,t|on' Ore side argues th at the law shonlj t>« strictly enforced an l that annttaek on it Is nn assoult „n |wl bulwark of law, The other admlu that it should be enforced, whil» law but that it is a law that is inf proper and therefore should i,, ’ pealed.’ " ' Many uvi.l prohibittonist* plore the sentiment that has urjs~ among certuia individual* ,l groups to attack the law itself ;to urge with all frankness and <nergy th a t it be r.- pea led. They claim th a t It is weakening the en­ forcement of the law and encoura*. .itig violators of it. This ns a radical interpretations of our inherent rights. Nothing in . any constitution that was ever ratried in any country nt any time irt tin. world’s history could justly far. bid the people front discussing it and from expressing their opinion . of its defects if they are making ’ a wholly legal effort to haw it rej pealed and were not concentrating their attention on the effort to 1ruthlessly and generally disregard Itig Dill Means It. flold "Nugget Turkey. Chicago’* IMans. J. I*, fit. and 1’. S. Sterl. nr r f S n ■ i I '. 'P I m m r« * trla » ' '* 3 7 h* S tM CHICAGO, Dec, 29.—"Big nill" : Thortipson of this city says about patriotism m school hooks: “A s long n< Bill Thompson is m ayor of Chicago they are not I going to call George Washington J a rebel. I object to Superintendent M cAndrtw’s romov'.rg pictures of - th j “Spirit m' ' *(I" from the schiol room-* and 1 am going to kick McAndrew out of the school*, t “They are not g-i.r.g to teach the children that Hancock was a smug- ! ler, that Patrick Henry was a ' drunkten lawyer, that the C onsti-1 ; tutlon of the I'nited States was drunken drawn up t y it I I mi*.” he M e n tis . S n a f a r d 'a p l a n r r r ■ *«*■ M l n l t r r l l i r t lc- t h e l ■ l e r « « i n l S e w . * » r» lro roroltlM C Ira a i le p e r Io r nr«« a r « n n l a n l law r e iir th M u n d w o n t s MHr esterg ell I k e l e e r f l s K e s e e l . o f t k e it Ir e w o r l d . T k e I. A . a . Ie r a l e t a l l f e f f l r l e n t In PlerMe n o d I t n n n n r r n f h an d llaff . l a t e n e w . I. II h n o t H i l l . lie added thnt if you soo four men working on a building .some saw ing boards, others taking these same hoards and P f. --------- ----*' nailing them together: all the boards fitting exactly into some T k r H e r a l d la * m e m H e r o f t h e ad it Iiu rrn u nf I Irrn ln tlo a ., an ttee a k tln n a l A — n r l n t l u n a t I’ u k - proper place; and all the men evidently working tow ard a i h r r r , A d t r r t l . r r . , n o d A d te rtln lu K ■ t a l k w h l e h r r q n l r r . c a r h I ' u h - common end. the completion o f the house; it is only reasonable l l e e tae a tb e r In ■ iibtuli In n • n s ih n o d It nf . n h . e r l p l Int. to assum e that they are working in accordance w ith some Ida t a a e d r r t o i r r i t r a h n n l a l r l r | a l a t a a e . 1 e l r r n t a t l n n w w i l l a . pre-arranged plan or design. Mtat b a m l a r a a o i r l h a d a . We would not presume to state that the failure of Mr. THUR8D VY, DEC. 29. 1927 Hutton to collect certain demandW arrants, given him by his t n n H K itA i.nnt r n o n itA M father-in-law, Forrest Lake, when mayor of this city, when K a a a a ia , l a etty a n d r a u a t y •< those demand warrants were collectable as cash item s, and ■ ta la t n il< > n. 4 ) w y « r a t a r r o a t r a In J a r k a o a when the City had on deposit in Lake’s bank funds consider­ ■ C t a a l n h i i n a t *». J a h a a I n d i a n ably in excess of the am ount of the demand warrants, conI jT tr C a n al. - l u . g M r m I o n a t m n a l h l y *"I*ny constitutes conspiracy. Only a judge with all the facts before J* W H i." litln o llH i a ' b altd lax p»[ f i t r —t a m r , , t t a i r l a ap artaarat him could say that. MUt —A C am nunll) Ckrat But we do take the position that the- failure of certain tax **G — C M i p l a l l n a nf a lly t i n p r o a rana. payers to go through with the injunction suit on account of a,r-v the continually rising costs o f the suit and a general shortage of funds with which to finance it, does not in any way j ()f I will praise suggest the legality of the Hutton claim.s|or authorize the City j since m Commission to make these payments. If Mr. Hutton is en- , da titled to the sum asked, he should be paid, but if there exists the shadow of doubt , the cose should he tested in the courts. ! whi|0 That such a doubt does exist we have only to refer to nml REACTIONARY the economic report rendered the Commissioners by an iniBy A. B. Bernd partial and disinterested financial expert, Gaylord Cummin, | in which he says, “There seem s to be a special question about „ (H.nj a warrant for $0(1,598.35 held by the Hutton Construction mu* Company and this should not be paid until investigation show s l*m-hu it to be a legal obligation o f the city. If there seem s to be [ n’j^ any doubt, a court determination of the C ity’s liability should U(t be sou gh t.’’ : those t v ' fa ^ \K\ MORROW 'SP»«,r OF - 5ruxv5 t DIGGERS DAIRY FARM I’liunc ;17 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream D utter Milk Milk for Babies THE REMUS JURY CHATTANOOGA TIMES i The jury which ycuterriny I said, Let s go out and give I found George Remus nut guilty him his Christmas present .Lot’s Inf ilie m urder of hi* estranged make him happy one Christmas, : wifi- was composed of two women lie w asn’t last." \Ve thought ami t .mi men. In point of character, Remus had been greatly wronged int ■iiigeiice and appreciation of and that persecution had tasted the Idgh service it had been ent- long enough.'* Architect puat wd to perform , it wus perwere Commissioners nml bond trustees when the major por- mar,. To Remus, Ilosford and Mr*. First Nat'l Rank IRdg l»ii|i> about average, it is therefore R J'.h Cross, \he tion o f the rifling of the treasury took place. Up to the pres^ ~~ 22-.'j-nr-nld Sanford, Florida. ent tim e no attem pt has been made either by this newspaper CHICAGO ACCORDING TO inti testing, and it ough. to be pro- "baby” of the jury nail.’: or the T axpayers’ League to connect them with gra ft per- ^ ,IC,wT.’,, w?1>ar ■I'vjm'im’ i iiloMc, to consider the eondue. of *‘*.Vc were with from the s ta r t.’! tam ing to City affaire, and we believe it to be the concensus Wh«t i5 mwPo |mporta„t than runu* of these in the jury room and (waving a tide uR question of of. opinion th at such intolerable conditions were permitted to population to u g reat city. Chicugo J mIUV their release Irom nervicc. the porpriety of the verdict in the FROM FACTORY exist more on account of the ignorance o f these two men than ha* courage, power and foresight, I .\£ least four of the jurors, re- Remus cate, what chance is there |4>uis the Associated Press, rushed TO YOU through any crookedness on their p a rt * ' •Pt flt»> cell where Remus was still for justice when men and women FEDERAL, confined on other charges. There who are "with the accused from Ignorance o f the law, however, is generally recognized ing. the s ta rt" find their way into EXTRA SERVICE they became member* of th« m erry as a poor excuse, if any. And ignorance on the part of bond —-----the jury box? With juruis like nnte-Christimis party, congratula­ TIRES & TUBES trustees of a continual illegal draining of a bond fund trees-. THIS WRITER inspeded today ting the prisoner, wishing hint these, the law and the evidence at prices you would pay fot ury is equally ns poor nn excuse! We believe that th e m ajor-1witl> Mr* Ja,n«* Simpson, chair- well, uud otherwise indicating count for nothing, their feelings Inferior, unknown, PEARLS ity o f Sanford people are willing to let bygones be b ygon es.' ^ n» r-t‘^11 ^<1hie""'pT'nw 'i that they had entertained anything mid personal opinions for every­ Called upon to perform one makeshift brands. By Wm. W. DrlnkcrhoH to accept the excuses of Mr. Chase and Mr. Housholder and do. nml the amasing thing* that , hut Juror-like feelings toward him. thing. la th<> New York Herald Trlhuno- start out with a clean slate, but we do not believe that local Chicago has actually has done. The following from the Associated u£ the highest offices of citizen­ * F. P. RINES I’res* indicated the spirit in which ship, they become, the moment they Jke pear!, etrung on a thread of citizens w ill countenance nny further laxity in municipal a f - . planning here umi some of them approached the task enter a jury box, a menace to soci­ gold , . both nmaxe anybody accustomed 221 East First St. 'he yean behind me, softly glow­ | to the slow movement of the Swiss of finding Remus guilty or inno­ ety. And unless some method n: according to the law and the obtaining more intelligent, co.iing, T axes in the city of Sanford at the present tim e are glaciers or the lower progrr* cent, evidence in this case: r.eientlous, high-minded juries is Je. Each one so lambcntly alive NV,W. ' u,k »ity whcro t,^en: hL‘‘ “You know wlmt I said in the devised the country may soon find > formed and colored cunningly, practically prohibitive. T hese taxes are not high because of BRAK E SERVICE funds legitim ately expended to build hospitals, swim m ing haven’t done anything yet. jury room.’’ Robert E. Hnsford. thnt its courts have become plares "hat lest you love me, none painting contractor, ju ro r No. 12, in which the whim of the ju ro r is, fay give its beauty- generously. pools, wharves and warehouses, which we m ight readily e x - 1 ----- — HYDRAULIC *he thread la long, the pearls upon pcct to make our city grow and prosper, but to finance the CHICAGO PLANS were in- remarked to a cheering group to all intents and purposes, the law gathered about Remus in the jail. of the land. AND already busted and thoroughly rotten Seminole County Bank. Inpectcd on paper in the offices of Taw, and rare to sec. Vhen each years bums itself to The exorbitant tw enty-five mills in taxes w ill not go toward the comniUjlon, and then in actur.1 MECHANICAL end building a Ujgger Sanford or toward making it a finer place h»°f5il uUtff tmo°ntWlU*tonn one bright flame of autumn in w hich to live, but it will be used in paying for past crooked- i*h every city in this country ami AUTO REPAIRING LADY ASTOR RIGHT AND WRONG fire. . ness in local politics. Europe. I hir search among the dying ashes SARASOTA TIM ES Vill disclose the gem th at never E nem ies of The Herald have shouted “ Publicity is ruin- . A m“Knificcnt boulevard run. ?nn be burned or lost, a pearl ing our c ity .’ Publicity has never hurt an individual who w as of ?h(, cily. on ittnd ukan from •’or our thread of gold. love .one another nn, )h, let us eting them endlessly. Ti5 \V. 1st St. Phone 213-J for nil their brother*. There nrc dislikes; it secnis they simply can.Christmas comes but once a year not be avoided, /inti while this tt the bill* hang on forever. can diaputv her. But when she d,Cr human factor persist, Mars is 'amous last woYds: "Fve never clures th at only woman's influence going to keep hi* arm or shiny. •n another man’s dust yet." tun end war, we nr? a little inclined Wc have a lingering suspicion to wonder if she Isn’t a mite wrong. thnt maybe buck in the dim, dead Florenx Ziegfield says the past somewhere, some woman ucdemaingly plump" Indy will soon Granted thnt nil the women of vonie popular. And forthwith the world wanted to end war ,we tuully caused 'n war. .Maybe some AtmuMng new device eliminates ■ocery bills will gu up. still would be skeptical about M nrs’ historian will bear us out in this. bouncing and toiling in light, demise. There are so many differ­ Within memory, it U easy to re­ short-wheelbase csrs. Allows you Ura. Grayson is another filer, cr ences in the wrold thut must be tail pictures of Russian women in to tske rough roads at forty sod nieresa, who hss learned that hop­ faced,and these differences brust ettjoy smooth subilatcd motor­ ping the Atlantic is not us easy a* forth so suddenly and with such the trenches. Perhaps they were ing. Seven-day guirantecd-free heat, between peoples who seem trial. $28 for c o m p le te set ol nuturully opposed, th at we must four. Slight installation charge. Dr. Will Durant, well known retain u doubt thut even the wo­ _ WATSON _ man could smile them down. illosopher. says, “ A man r«*i ilrty is incapulde of love.’’ Here Lady A stor must know, of >y, page Mr. Browning. course, that humanly, men and wo­ _______ ... men nrc p retty much alike. She Will Rogers says he In nfraH m j*t kpow th a t all womon do not >A stor’s efforts, mta Cl n n will brjng ns « red telle, n drop in the bucket to Hanford’s total indebtedness. cktic next November 4. Better n But it cannot be denied that it will increase our taxes just AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. tl necktie tjit*n a red shirt. W. 1st St. a t Oak Phone 2 j j nl Sanford Auto Brake Service • can now give bi^car comfort StahilatorS that much. And i\ ^iay be safely said that it will increase increase' the 40 them more than that, since if paid, it Will be necessary t o ,chid*d Hell Refinancing bonds at a big discount. \Ve regard it as the duty of our Commisslonera to handle the City’s financial o ffe r s exactly as they would their own. LVe you a*cn the last nf the The City of Sanford is comparable to any large corporation, M id FILEN E, nf Boiton, pre­ pr yet? If so- you are prub- the people being the stockholders and the Commissioners the d ic ts ,I not f a r off, chain .tores just recovering from the cfboard of directors which conducts its business. We cannot im- 1rivdlipg in f.nanciul importune? of Christmas. i aglnc the board of directors of Chase & Company fighting General Motors, or United States Hcleetinr r 'Uecessor for Dr. ] to pay the claim of some reputed creditor, nor can we imagine H tc flJa n d doing a busin-ss'of a u r n b r - w'l| be no small task, them paving any cla m about which there might be the slight­ bill(on a year. Last week in Chipon thi ■ ch-'ice defends in large est doubt until the matter might be settled by a court’s de­ I engo, one retail store did n hiuiness of $760000 n day. A chain of rasure the future of the Universcision. 1*tores like th a t would make We do not expect the Commissioners to take the attitude ! United State* seem .small. FI- ridu should aid Miami in of repudiating a just debt, but we do expect them to pursue '■ the National Demoerati? ittn i. It would give this state I the same course they wouL? in managing their own affairs. ►Tuition in oolitic* it has We do not anticipate that they regard the close of the injunc- Thv newspaper writers suy [JL kman 1* only nineteen years ild. bu* hi* photographs show him 0 be oM e’ough to know better. received before. CECIL L. RINES 1601 W. First St. LUMBER Building Materials Security Lumber Co phone 707. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. \Ve are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. Phone -198 001 E. 3rd. St FOR RENT LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 roo» and one 6 room house. These houses ^re modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 room apartments partly fum ished. You will have to these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, P. 0 . Box 33frSandford, Fla. phone 254 — M AUTOMOBILE DISCOURTESY TAMPA TIM Kb Rome observers think automo­ biles are ruining American man­ ners, but perhaps gome of these folks, who are. showing cliscourtscy did not have any to ruin. There hre many drivers who act differently when they get behnid a steering wheel than they do any­ where else. I t they went to n party or dance and pushed their way down the center of the room. josi. ling the guests as they went, tread­ ing on their toes making them jump to avoid collision, and calling to them to g et out -of their way, they would commonly be called tough necks. In a'iy era m«*na self- [complaint, and. does m o a tA iiw Greasing 7fie TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. . It seem* strange that a good many persons who -art ordinarily well-mannered will yet net in this coarse and arrogant way. They seem to think it is everyone’s duty to wait fo r them to get out of their way. If they toot their horns violently they feel they have done all th at i8 required of them. Th# law is doing what it enn to correct such violations of the public regulations and of ordinary common sense and courtsey, but community sentiment ought to cull upon some of these people to dis­ play bo.ter manners. Real gentlerndn and ladies come enutiquaiy down a crowded street, just mindful of the piople ia jh o wn*[ it ©f way rather FURS Wanted at once— 000 Coons, Oppoosums, Skunks. Bring y™ ' * fitrs in or drop n* a card and our representative will pay highest cash .Market Prices. FIELD’S FUR CO. 105 N. Park Ave. • Sanford, Fla- - Next to Valdez__ NOTICE / - * We now have our old Phone No. 33 i.t our new offlc«200 Palm etto—When you want Elder Springs Woteiy Call us. And We will give prompt delivery, | Elder Springs Water Co. i W. W. THOMPSON. Manager 2 �- THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY/. DSC EMHEFt 3 Otuce Telephone H , MRS, FRED. S. DA1C.ER. Socle,y Editor Residence T.L 37 Christmas ProjjrRird Is Presented By The^ Holy Cross Church IU annual l hnstmns entertainm tnt of the Church School „f Holy THURSDAY Episcopal Chunh was given 'n,riners Club will give annual Cross » it Hotel Forrest Lake, nt \Vedrtesday arti.r n,,on nt 5 „*c|ock V ,he 1 ar'f.h House on Magnolia a) ’oclock. Avenifj. Christmas decdratlons " FRIDAY Misses Pearl Robson and Elva including a mammoth brilliantly lighted Christmas tree, gave the wrce will entertain a t bridge at spacious assembly room - festive ;00 o’clock at the home of Miss touch. Uunn on the Sanford-Orlando A short program was presented as follow*: jj rfe V. Howard Chapter U. D. Song, ••() Little Town of Beth­ will meet at 3:00 o’clock at the lehem," sung hv the School. ltne of Mrs. J . D. Woodruff, Christmas Carol. "Why Do Bells au Sanford Avenue. on ( hristmas King,'' sang by SATURDAY children from the Primary De­ Auxiliary of the Campbell-Lni- partment. sj Post American Legion with The Kindergarten Class gave a New Year’s eve dance nt the >drill after which they sang "Praise otel Forrest Lake, at 0 o’clock. Him All Ve Little Children." lg. "Holy Night," by school. MONDAY Mowing the program, the pipe Organ Club will meet at k;niit,rgnrten and primary depart­ o’clock a t the home of Mrs ments marched into their class j|. Phillips on Oak Avenue- room where they enjoyed games Yacht Club will give dance at |e«l tt>y Mrs. B. F. Whittier, while , Yacht Club a t 1>:00 o’clock the older children played games TUESDAY under the leadership of Miss Mil­ Women’s Guild of Holy Cr, dred Huston. piscopal Church will meet Late in the afternoon the tenchora nmi officers of the school ^served hot chocolate and wafers, which Christmas boxes fill­ Wednesday Afternoon after ed with chocolates and bon boas given all thus., present. The ridge Club Gathers were usual list ri but ion of gifts was dis­ ,t Mrs. Ed Rawson’s pensed with this year, the children | havng decided to send the gifts ; instead to those less fortunate. P" lm“«o A v e n u e /T h ^ W b y ha<* M l*on name,I R lc h ir t‘Lby» U N A - Lon* SEfr Mrs. l-nwtey Inglis and Miss Emily Inglis of Atlanta, Ga., a r ­ rived here' Monday uiu! are the quests of Judge anil Mrs. James G. Shraon at their home on Tenth Street. Mins Dorothy Smith and Mrs. 0. liiil of Bradenton left 1 hursday morninir for their home aftei spending thf holidays here­ with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Thurmond re ­ turned home Tuesday evening from Martin W. Hoyt of Atlanta ,(ia., Washington, Gn, where they were t-pont the day here Tuesday enroute culled by the death of Mrs, Thur­ to his home from St. Petresburg mond's brother Sam Fanning. where he spent Christmas with re­ latives. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hardy ■f Savannah, Ga., are in the city Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wheelcss for a few days visiting friends. and daughter I otty have roturned from Lakeland where the;* spent Rev. and Mrs. Sam Campbell, Christmas with relatives. who havo been visiting their daughter Mrs Clifford Walker, Mrs. lierTiert I. Turner and chil­ leave Thursday for their homes :;t dren of Burbanks are spending this Montgomery, Ala. week here visiting her parent* Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Me Kim at thetr Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mills of Day­ home on west Eighteenth Street. tona Beach, spent the day here Monday a* the guests of Dr. and Mr*. C |„ Parks Dr. and Mrs. Sam II. Camp­ bell, who have been visiting their daughter Mrs. Clifford Walker during the holidays left Thursday morning fnr their home a t Mont ginnery, Ain. Personals Mu II. T. Whitehead of Macon, Ga . who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles L. Parks, left Tuesday for Daytona Recall where *ho is the guest of her daug­ hter Mrs. B. B. Mills. Bryan Whitehead of Macon ,Uu., left Tuesday for Daytona Beach Mrs. Lawtey Inglis nnd daughter after a short visit here with his Miss Emily Inglis of Atlanta, Ga.. sister Mrs. C. L. Parks. are the house guest* of Judge and Mr*. Janies G Sharon at then a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler and son home on Tenth Street. J. E. Butler Jr., of Ocala spent the week end here ns the guests of Mr*. Butler’s parents, Mr .and Mr*. Woodcock. were visitor* at the home of Rev •ml Mrs. A. 3. Peek, Wednesday St. M arys dbvcean School •Mrs Howard and Miss Campbell N ew Spring Royal Society Package Goods See Mus l.illie Fraser of Lake ” 0 ,,h is the attractive house g uest of Miss Olive Newman at her hnme in Rose Court. O u r W in d o w . R g j f A L 'f f iT o c if f T f EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFIT With Royal Society Guaranteed' Boding Dye Embroidery Cottons With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dye Embroidery Cotton* Mr and .Mrs. Donald Powers, wh«»«e marriage was an inter­ esting event of ihis week at Fort Myer*. arrived here Wednesday nnd are at home to their friends at the Sun I-ant a Apartments, >ert A. Newman and Alice Woodcock of ■' James G. Sharon and l.awtey Inglis of A'and Mrq. Samuel Pul* ed n party motoring t < hursday morning. 518 -$1.00 White Laum Mrs. Floru White of Orlando will arrive here Wednesday to he the Mrs R. II. Gutter and daughters guest of Mrs. Virginia Smith Corr June and Ruth. Dr and Mrs. C, D. noil. (■inter of ('hnttanongn, Tenn., are Mrs. J. E. Brouse Gives the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mrs. Roberta Howard, who lias at, thiyv home on Oak Lovely Bridge Party Marshall been -pending some time her with Avenue. her daughter, Mrs. \V. Wallace Wlight left Wednesday for her Reflecting the cordial hospitalhome at Quincy. ’" cr!j ity of the hostess in every detail r’ i was the lovely bridge luncheon lcii.1- ™jven Wednesday by Mrs. J. E, ••here Brouse at her home on Park Av­ enue, when she entertained the uaint members of the Every Other Week juoge ami sirs. i \ . Wallace card Bridg club und an extra table of Wright motored -Sunday to Or­ auni- visitors. lando where they were the guests been An abundance of poinset tins, of Mr, and Mrs. Julian Howard. of the Woman’s Club, and for the core, red roses .nnd other cut flowers ». JL were used in decorating the rooms Miss Marguerite Garner left jaist eleven years has been o rg an -1 of this cozy home, forming n pret- Monday afternoon for Jacksonut th* < "ngregatmnul ( h u m i.. card ty setting for this affair. The vllle where she will visit ns the " " >;ninll son wll enter the ho;;* , Fred Hall letnrned home day morning from Cairo th a , luncheon tables were laid with guest of her aunt Mrs. J. K. nt N««^nrleona. * where he visited friends. had embroidered covers und centered Cieei h. whom with pieces of red rose buds und -------Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Owen nnd i che.-t. ferns. At one o’clock, a tasty three Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Long are t " " sons- who have been spending I ee. course luncheon was served by spending the holidays at Paintkn us a short time here with their J.B. th e ‘hostess assisted by Mrs. D. L. the guests of Mrs. I.ongN sister, daughter* Mrs, d - P. MoCuller j i Jr., Thrashor nnd Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. W. C. Alim. | and Miss Emma Owen, left Tuex- 1 ry It. Games of progressive bridge -------day for their home at Marianna. I j. K. we its played during the afternoon Mr, und Mrs. A. P. Connelly and * ’ ‘ *' " ’ 11 f ij jeer and nt the conclusion of the games Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly Mrs. J. W. Brister who husj ehci- *1 WUs found that Mrs. W alter left Saturday for a motor trip to j been the guest of Mrs. John W. , C Coleman and Mrs. David Caldwell St, Petersburg and points on the Sneed nt her home on Catalina] were holders of highest scores West Coast, Avenue, left Tuesday for her among the club members, while -------home at Memphis, Tenn. ,Mrs. Ernest Wiggins scores the Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wey of ArTODAY * I s most points among the visitors. endia are visiting in Sanford ns Ernest Wiggins, who with Mrs. Enjoying the cordial hosptality the guests of their daughter, .Mrs. America's Sweetheart i r t y . o f Mrs. Brouse were Mrs. M. S. Clyde Byrd nt her home on Mellon* Wiggins has been .spending the Mary Bickford past fortnight here as the gue ' Wiggins nnd guest, Mrs. Ernest ville Avenue, of his brother and Wife, Mr. and - | Wiggins, of Washington, D. C„ Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, left Thurs­ Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Braxton L. MY BEST G1UI Mrs. W. A. Holt, Misses Evelyn Ttn s Perkins, Mrs. David Caldwell, nnd Carolyn Holt, Douglas nnd day evening for his home at , n ; Mrs. Walter Coleman. Mr*. E. H. Howard Holt of White Springs, W ashington, lh C. Mrs. Wiggins , .** ( Ashcraft apd guest, Mrs. D. E. are the house guests ,of Mr and will remain for a longer visit. r, i *■l Cnwthon of Tampa, Mrs. It. t»- Mrs. Lee A. Conoley. ridge j Thrasher, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs, Mrs. Howard P. Smith nnd h!sache-1 \v a . Fitts and Mrs. Charles L. ter Mr*. Merino Bledsoe of luik* Mrs. Ellen Sharon of Quincy • . | Britt. TOMORROW will arrive here Tuesday evening land left Tuesday by motor f o ' to spend sonn* time with her sou Tifton, Gn., where they will spend Richard Dix and wife, Judge nnd Mrs. James G. ponied home by their mother T H E GAY DEFENDER a short time. They will lie accomUpsala & G rapeville Sharon. Mrs. John Burns of Columbia, Ben Turpin Tenn.Mr. and Mrs. Nouh Fry and T H E JOLLY JILTKK mother, Mrs. Dan&ston were re­ Milane News cent dinner guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Pal Magmtson, when they were home for the week end. Mr*. Alice Stapler was u recent guest nt t h e ’home of her son, Frank and wife at their home on Grapeville Ave. She was called here on the death of her sister, Mr*. Standing from her home in Jacksonville. Mrs. Alice I.undquUt was four day* ut the Fcrnnld-Ijiughton Hospital. The Dorcus Union member* were well pleused at the resutu of there bnzaur. Those nt the Union Sunday school desite to thank M. I’ryor und his roadmen for the filling in work done around thu church. I. was a good deed. Mrs. Beck and her mother, Mrs. & Dutton H ostess Wctterdick visited the latter’s then you c a n i \ f ^ niece, Mr*. Janies Edge in Haines is the price for or Her Bridge Club City. Mr*. Edge expects to leave - — ■ i- » .. buy an extra M Hk U K one pair of £10 lively social a ffa ir of this ,l**a the bridge party given pair for v U shoes today afternoon by Mrs. rt Dutton a t her' home in Odd pairs in sizes 2 1-2 to 4, In fine ladles shoes, Assorted colors and designs. tin Terrace' when She enterI the member* of her bridge 519—50c Crib Cover Pillow Unbleached. Hand-tinted Pink Launi included for Appliqu* R ® A L _ ^ 0 C lH \ J g Y A k 'c S lo c iflt EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS With Royal Society Guaranteed Bolling Dye Embroidery Cotton* With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dye Embroidery Cotton* $1.85 Golf Ch*<U Pant* with Whit* Luwtt* Waist 514 — Sfi.00 522 - 60c R«d Sateen Pillow.} [ F«lt Applique Boudoir Pillow Mad* in R om —Orchid- -M*!** | Black Sateen Pant* with Whit«Lin«tt*W*i*t Red Binding* H ffifA £ 8 4 5 o c iflt J * g y A r i # |o c i if l ( EMBROIDERY PACKAGE OUTFIT EMBR0DIERY PACKAGE OUTFIT With Royal Society Guarantwd Boiling Dye Embtoid«ry Cotton* With Royal Society Guaranteed Boiling Dy« Embroidery Cotton* THE BIG SALE Friday and Saturday 1 ly U .d O Utmas Wreath*, garlands, r$(. Ladles* Hose For Friday and Saturday only a special on ladies’ kose, >*luea to $2 in dark co|ora, sellIng for 8flc. Present sale prices on all men’s shoes have been reduced. $10 values prices at $7.85 have been cut to $7-35. $8 values selling for $6.45 are $5.95. $3.95 and $2.95 sale prices cut to $3.45 and $2.45. Mra. J . E. . Ritchie. E- Wathan, Mr*. Wolleh Mr*. Braxton B. Baggett, *‘Ph Steven*., Mr*. ^Alfred now Y U V { j ^ r More Dollar Table Shoes • Another lot of ladle* shoes has been added to the dollar tabje for Friday and Saturday. Bargains For Children 320 520 — - 490. 65c - J1.Z5 Whit* Lawn with Pink and Blue Lawn included for Applique , UnbUachrd. H»nd-tint«d And doii’t forget the e itra apeelal bar­ gain* for the children. Now Is the time to stock up for the year. (2nd Floor) �K 'i . J 1 Kutl. You have heard of him, of course. Everyone has. His signature is the first •* affixed, the most boldly executed, on the Declaration of Independence. Ik When that great document was draw n up and ready to sign, there was a pause. It was a moment of grave importance to all present. By placing their signatures on 1 this paper, they would put themselves on record as avowed rebels against the Brit• * ’ * • • • .i- ish crow n-a hanging offense. o r. h j . A t this injuncture John Hancock stood up, seiz< * hjie pen, and wrote his name on the parchment as large and black as he could. 1 * • • L; life itself—in support of his principles and ideals. I By I H is signature afforded a pepr^K t r1 I I nent record of his good faith. I I. }J7* , . '4' • >-t. ..... •>- ■t'y r |r Advertisers w ho go to great expense to place before the public printed an­ nouncements of their products are offering similar evidences of good faith, equal guarantees of fair dealing. Advertised goods are reputable, dependable, vouch- f I ed for by manufacturers and dealers w ho are known and respected. :_#.* V... * -~&U- gjUktSt . I .■3 r By reading i the advertising in this paper you will acquaint yourself with the safest and most * ■-n ■ I economical sources of supply, the products which will serve you best and longest.! v ,*» dvertisements are the surest index to efficient buying. D o not neglect them. I * U...J <. V l ’ V . * Advertising is the guarantee o f good faith Si ■,n i . A ?■; Ls. *w . ’: ,* • - 'IW �t t a m S P A V , D E C E M B E R 2 9 ,1 9 2 7 a«mor« UAily U«nu« rANT AD. RATES Terra,: C u b la Advance . t urntshed cottage at Siver with five acre&nf land. P; y furnished housi at Paola tu.school house. See Jno. 1). ms, Sunfor:!- Fla. QUtphone ads, will be received |L patrona and collector tent Cmediately (or payment, [ t i m e ___ __ _____ 10e a line ■ tim e s -------- J--------- to • jjne ■ Tinif'i . • mmmmI w a line I Time r itw on requ«*u I The reduced rates are for L secutive Insertions, r ■ glx words of average length I j t counted ft line. I Minimum charge of SOc for kjrst insertion. I All advertising is restricted L proper classification. ( If an error Is made The San■onl Herald will be responsible Ror only one Incorrect insertion, She advertiser for subsequent K»eriion8- The office should be Notified immediately In case o f Mm'* TO ADVERTISER? | A Herald representative thoroughly fam iliar with rates [rules and classification will •ive you complete Information. And if you wish, they will assist Tou in wording your w ant ad Radio P rograms ^ — f o a l E a la le T o E x c h a n g e (L e g a l N o tic e s) New, Pretty. Stucco home just »tl return, utTmini nnj \nttt-|ii*m fis of outside city limits, Karaite. 100 V«1mlnft<trMlrlx «*f tho A.MONft FEATURED A I.K it KM r . ILWVS* I.N. d rce tlf^ d . '!• on new road, suitable store, l 11,111 I'ltOftltAM S 11* tlm*-, i h**ii sitid there, fillin'; station nr gimlcn and ui»t>llc*iitl»»ii |<» (lif nit III for *i firm I hi*(ils'mi'ii t nf |i**r chickens, two big lots, either Sub­ I 1 ^MhlMrutl*H» of Nilill vKlatf, ami urban Home or may bo combined ■*' I'*1 •*Nil onlfr illHfhnrultuf her km with a business. will build nice ^tii it AtimmUtruii lx N — Presentation: Popular store and station $50(1 e x tra ; as t' »**■'! tUI** i Ih 2Mli iU> of DtfC- * H'ts W E A F W E E ! W T I C now $15(10. No better value pos­ \m a i : w t a c w csh w rc OUZ.Vf.KTII DAWSON. sible. Fred E. Russell. 110 So. VVtiV W C A E W T A M W W J A m Ailmlalstratrlx Park Box 1046, of the KMnta of * " s ' l NVEBII K S l) W T M I At.KHED l’. DAWHON. , tlr erased. 21— Lots For Sale Salesmen—Experienced direct sel FO R SA L E; AT ACTUAL COST lers, earning $10.00 u day. Won BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ derful seller. Write Box 1 lOi cated |j t facing east on Palmetto Sanford, Fla. Avenue. <5 feet frontage. In Rood 15— Apartment For Rent The llerold wi»hcs to present Miss Ann Moss with a ticket to the Mi- 26— M iscellaneous F o r Sale lane. F«l sale .-bonp- a t i c k e t to t h e 2-thrcc room, modern, furnished Milano fur Mr Briggs Arringapartments. $20.00 and $35.00 ton. per nonth. I’rivnte bath, garage space. Phone 24G-W. trucks for sale. 2 dump lies with jumbo pears, only Attractively furnished apartment.; ^used a few weeks. $200.00 each. I corner Park u ' ~ flat body- same type with solfFrigidaire install. slarter. $200.00. C. 'R. Sibley, garage furnished [.ake Mary. • 1 1A X l ’ K I l Y " 8 aut KXT 7.lllN.tKll .'..iiiulalu- F'OR KENT:—Small cottage on rear of lot. Will rent for $15 00 per month. Locutsil ut 1705 MugWIGHT PRINT SHOP APPY serv.ee on anything In nolia Avenue. Inquire at Herald iriiiting. A phone call will get of Ticc. ir man. Phone 417-W. 1> RailF'OR RENT:—5 room bungalow at d Ave 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner TAL ROOFING—The Roof F.v lot. Garage. $25.00 monthly. In­ shingloc, quire tit Herald office. fluting. Metal _______ galvinizcd f*. See James II. Cowan. Oak I’OR KFINT--3 room house with garage. $8.00 n month. Apply 1 and Third St. Phone 111. 117 Poplar Ave. EAN UP YOtlK OLD YtTALLS T.l THE NEW WALL PAINT 17—Husl te.ss i’lares For Kent HETIUNG NEW AND BETR FOR FURTHER INFORMA* FOR RF'NT—Gasoline service sta IN. CALL PHONE 235*J OR ton and store, excellent location E, V. C COLLER, SANFORD. well equipped, low rent to res­ ponsible party. *See Mr. Myers 310 W. 1st S tre e t.18— W a n te d T o R e n t L Nipper. Signs of all kinds. 1 Sanljrd Paint it ^/all I’apor HF.Y’S DRUG STORE—Prcliptlons, Drugs, Soda. \Vo are «ar you as your phone: Call 103 ft. on new roau» suitable store, filling station or Harden un*J u>ING BLOCKS— Irrigation thit-ksns txva big lota, cither sub«** and general cement work, urban home or may be combined (tie Concrete Co. J. E. Ter­ with u business. Will build nic* sto re vand station, $500 extra. An ser. Pron, 3rd and Kim now *1500. No better value pos­ sible. Fred E. Russell, J10 Si. “Help Wanted Female Park. Box 1040.___ _ ___ JITF.D—Colored dish washer J one woman to work in kit- FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central Apply nt Tasty Shop. 203 Street. $3500.00. Fractically no Pirk Ave., from 2:30 to cash required payments like rent. P. M. Address R. H. B. Care The Herald. trip Wanted Male 19- A Iff uf Scroll.ute ('ounlv saltjret t-. tin act lull t.f tin' voters III the Panncr.ltIr Iirll.uiry t•> III) In-Ill linxt June. I will :.|.|iri cliilr ynui* Hti|.|-nrt. riisp. clfully yuur-i. C. 5?. 1 1AND. TO VOTKIIS OK SKMIXOI.K COl.XTY I l.i-raby atin.itinco rnysclf n* n cnmll.lat.' fur nliurirt uf Setnlm.la Uounty siil.Ji-rt tn tl.u ueilmi >A the Demncnitle primary tn >■•* In-Ill In thu curly pari uf Jutiu li(3S. Vary ranpootu uly. 20—-Farms For S a l e ___ Wn on improve^ business Je-itience property ’ Also will j OVIEDO CELERY LAND Sri- mortgages asJsecurity. Ten acres or more, one mile front ,'ty limits, flowing well* Com : i Plants and Flolvers Line and Sc.’.board loading t recks her spring ine-half mile from projwrty. Price pepper and $225 cer acre, nothing down, layP seed ftont tny.. Arcane Bldg., am yt uure type strains, aisit.rerte,^ -> • W IIA S ’ w fa a T30RLECF "12 WtM Q KSD I! 11 ST A T K OK SiiAi•* r i.O lilf'A : tit T« > MMIOAKKT II WIHTV: I limr Item Hu* ai t (itfivlt* th* Sul lit t<u lo r flirt riiliiliinnl in Mn iilniVf uitiIllvit cjins'** ih u l ym i * ni<n-ri (lilfiil s,{ i h f Ntstio n f Ei* id i anti >mu »ir«r (% r.- 111*Hi ,,f si Si.il«* ii r i*tm*i* O ' " f l u r tlintt the Sl.il** of F l o r i d a . -"•I 1i».t 1 miir riNidviir# *>»»*! n«lilr«’ N.4 I n link iimv n, T I M . K M F i »IJK, V nil. Mnt n . n l " I'* • 1* II* tit r*’il mill r.*iinlr*(l t** WOW W D A F * W 1I A S W SM » -» * 9 K*kimua: Surprise Ft*a- * ' 'n r W EAK W EEl "M A R • * WTAO W Fl WRC WU.Y “ * \K W W J WON, -1 * " O R W C A E W W J WON. ‘ •Vlettions from Tschaik- * * o '-ki W JZ W BZ W HAI, * * " II VM K D K A Wl.W* W J R » * "R U M K S 1> W OC WHO * * W o w W D A F KVOO W H A S * * WSM WMr w sn W|IT • * " J \.\ W T M J W R V A K P R C 3 * " 'l l VI* K Y W . * Id t hicago Opera, Litum- 1 * arm W JZ W BZ W H A I. » * " H I M K D K A Wl.W W J R ■* * K Y " WON W MA() WKNH * * KSD WCCO * WOV WOW • * W Ho W D A F. * * ’* * * • ’' * * * # • • • • • * Ti l l lisDAY. D E C E M B E R 29 . ii *,,* .. . - *- • > " P I , Atlantic CUv. I 1*N)t>, studio o- gram: 0 ; III. mm-nri orehcHim, l ‘ ii dunce music. 285 5 . V. I‘ \ I l.ol.tmorc. 1051: i :.t0 , ori'u lecitui; 8 -tiring i|uttrt c . , J. V '* 1 I-" . N**w« k. Till: -, T in : CIUCUIT c o u r t ok SK.MIM>l.i: COUNTY, KKOUIDA. IN CIIANCKllY. 11' .SAjniND R. AI.KORD. Coin l.lillllUlll in vs " Proseai (•. T AKKOltD. Defemlnnc. E 'kinii i.Rl'KR Full Umil.liWTtON Ti l l : STATK OK KKORIDA TO <> T. AKKOltD: Cur., of Tlii.iut), »ou lin.ilitrs Mortuary. 25 i Allan.n Av«•!.tie, MVmiil.ls, Tt* 11ursmixed ti' .11 Vu.i nr«. hereby requlri il to up- in i-Lj |Mjir hi tli>’ tlltl i.f riMitfilaluli # r 11 -■ 'Mlit'ril itcaitiHt >•■ 11 In (Ui* iitioYH •-milidi c.iiiMv ai tlm .'uuii iioti»M* 405 j . W it Sanford SeiiitM-.le Counlv. Klor* v 1 hi.i 01. Moiuliiy the grid ih.V of .lull. , ’ *’ 11.-r> 1:iJs. ih- relief so.iulu in h«ls: 1 si la Ism fit Com |. la 1111 lining ail' " 48 ,(1, W •I-- 11.. — illl-.ie of III" I'ompli.ll. - f.t* ’ , i.'il ft -iru j ou. I'poo rnlluii- In 111 - ” *' ' 1V |i.-4t 1" lie.-ree pro l'ottf.*Wii n III ho OCT mustr. ellt.-r,i| iiltlilllsl lou, 315l> Kl IT l.s 1 I’ RTHKIt ORDUII'.D Dial IhN (irl.-r h« pulil 1siu-il tme*. 11 ».••*(* for four id eonsi-eiitivo iV'-ik* in Tin* Saiif.inl llerahl, a 1 e u s inip. r. puhllslu-il In 8aufi.nl. 8-inloiil,. Count>. Klorhl.i. I' *NI: anil OKRKItKIi this 3i)tli. .lay of Novcmbor. . ; E ‘lAT0RS vOMNSOM • ADNE 5 . 2EED Q2D.'.N50N Afi? FCUCE 1 1, , President. _______ will lu It* |,y Ott* ijbx llri-ctoin l direct • tu hear transact »y pru•ling. TNKIt. (..ashler. -- ----- -I (Legal Notices) COUNTY Mtl.NTY. ■ |tK l> 1*. that tlm i l t h day picn-ni >1U M f •ufi.vcr of Farm Managemani, dial T. S .tlul?, Agrunarrist, Exper* inun; S a:irn, Clcmson College. . Al btm a; J f. Williamson .Ex— 'c i-ent Str.ticn Sunerintendfnt, .'.1 ii.nn; imil Jo in R. Witt. F'artaef* Leila Mina. Ti nnesrec: Homer H tiu o d t^ r ( .in .tiissioner of Agricul ure. Nr hville. * North Carolina: It. Y. W lnton Director, Experiment Station, Ra­ leigh. * A T L A N T A On.. Ih-. 2S. D N S ) With the sbtgna, "M ur- Mi>iu>y From F’«; n mg in 1928." the so •r,muni F a 'n r r ' Stnr’ Course will U' bn’itd.'tist from the . , U,i,nUl S aUm V.Ml. for two .’-ee’ •, J i n. J - 1 1, at cm Oal lime, eat!i evening. A group > 1 1. Soui h’ . lotul.n;; ian.t uu hmi t cs wil ilisrurs impor'.imi ft.r.u | roblcms ef the New Year. !'. SHIP COES AH ROUND I .p u i t ,; . t be c u rs e .( opies nt A MSTK.RDA M, .Dec 28— <1NS> . It course., talks will be >ent to „ T h e 5,065 ton United StatW. i Inv.: . . n« ol and win) (. . .. '* l.I.ll - . ccncert; III . 3711,,*, \\'i |Y ” -*’ U* Il'.iuiUskimus; I n . dance ,. n s ..a I... dairyiiv; and livestock tnlrltrg. fct»l aid f ed crops, pa<ttire pr.itdnt.. most profitable cot* t - n vmlet v 1 ,itml ferti ia.'i* recom • m. r.ln ion lor . ’.ton. coin, fruit, tiuek at I »n crops. A 8|irciul Deputy Cie k. 1 * om ,,n 203.11, W National Bank Building. J. CL Sharon Attorney-it-Law WiM practice in all the court* Ux.imiratiur. of Abstracts of Land Tilli# given especiul attention It kill* the errm*. OUT OUR WAY / v n i\ ' | ( iCM ABpO* / AC s O inj " f D A T 3EE> VAJbW V O f\tA 6 E C R A f A l W R E . A G A L OM i P l f c T nniFF OE G a l s . \iMHEM A H R \D E :S > U p , A H w a m T ('e m s> A v / im ' *-\w H o T oat CROCODILE ? C.F , v.V/A'b M E j I O V T a k e -Tr * F i m e s T \L O O K ik j ' O kJ [l X J M * o u t f i t . W H IC H > a n d the. \ \ H A M D SO M E. M A M O SO M E X; 330.9- WSM Nashville. 8’JO; i\ A. |lodi»e Prcrcntalion: 8:30, Hoover Sentinels: 0. Maxwell hour. 332.4. WKMB New Orlenn-. !*3I>: hp.cial .Master of said Court 11ol>< It:lud III said final ilnerre, n ill l 9:30 orchestra*, viunl and inntr’iuirer for oulu und sell to the high. mental m>i**i** 12 Ira.). <st und tost bidder fur cash at 251.1. WRVA Rlchjpond I IH1*-1 public outcry before thu Court nous,. In Munford 8<-mlnolu Comi­ R-.’iO. WRVV trio: 9. Maxwell, ty Florida, uu ilunday tlm liul day of January, A. D. IPiS, Dm ‘■our; 10. Fiimride Guartet. sume living a rulu day - of suhl I'ourt. uml during thu Ivgul hours (Lena! Notice-*) of swli*. tlm prupvety duscrlbvd In and ordvrcil sold by said final i n t i d : m i e n *>F nvvrrr, wnlrh property Is siltiat.d jn rn i!, h k m i n o i .k < In tin- City of Sanford County "f OK F M' UI DV 8. mini'll, and Stare of Florida, mil tuSTATH i - Kstnti- uf I’ DITII HI dr ter j hnl rrtoru particularly us ..'t'KVj*. Dervuv*’’ fullows, to-wll: Tu ull i retlltAf* lvaare*o. All of lllock Hfx (*), Tirr Iws, ami all (••rseiis Kourtrrn (It), according |o b . i lulniN nr demand1* aga Ilurlrud*'* -Map iif tfauforil, Mlstvt i thvrwlsc hotter dssrrlhvd as Ynti, and raclt uf )<*u, in Florida Kami und Colonisation tmilfivd nod re'iulrr'l Company kindred.’ Map id any i-lulin» und dcmauil'* w hi n«rtrinlv's Addition to tln> nr 1-ltlirr nf r«U. nt'** haVi Town of H-infors, which Map I* lb- v i tatv nf BlllTII Kl of record In tlm public records MKAD. deeeamd. lat* “ f of Ssfnltmlr County. Florida County. Klorldu. to the I lot In I'lnt Hook No. i at pUK*' • Shu run. County Juilge n f (’ouncy. st his nfflcr In Ih 1 1J.I.IT . Court hoi|re In Stmln'tl-Tlm purchiisi-r to pay fur deed. Thii property t« sold to comply Klnrldn, *vtill Its twvlve mun a Ith tho final order of vale nforosaid B e a u nV OAT \ M A M AM R l D l M ’ MOT S H O T ' S D A T * O M DA'T V 8. A It. WILKINSON, Special Master In Chancery Saccaf* is a prescription for AsV-lerk of ihoahnvi. ^ . 5 , \V| sly led .-out t, K, Present;. Rj A. M. WKKKS. la Smith niKHON. Ilo Y Kl, A DlOJlTO.N, Siilii-lioin for Complainant. ntei*mcr nppa went agrmtnd In u gale today near the Hook cf Holland. Har po­ s'uion was reported as dangerous flic Snccaruppa hailed from PhiU- Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever nnd Malaria.. H A V A J S E .^ L7.R.W 1I.L1AM3 . ata u , rea lm P eatT 'lu ll si >u sre.rtr a t Solicitor for Complainant. XS P O P -4EH1. l!M NOT AS OOMS AS 1 LOOt^ IF L DO SA T IT MTSELF -F IR S T I (UCNE IN ON TH' GUNN TRlBE AS TH1 <^0N O F PO P'S OLD COLLEGE y^O O D T AH’ PROCEED T O G E T / m t s e l F in S o l id APIECE O F CONCRETE f THEN POP OFFERS ME A JOB IN KlS OFFICE AN* DO I “TAKE IT ? 'TER DERN TOOTIN’/ THAT'S A NICE EA ST WAT TO FIND OUT IF THIS CtRD HAS A t t ' U L NESTT EGG RcADV rW k TO HATCH r W6XT X. STPtRT ViEEPlN* CCMPAMV VHTH ^ ABlQPHON£V DlAKONDAN* MftViE T H 1 YOLSS B&UEVC I'M *TVVTPADf.M''.^K OF T R O S P E P lT V -A ^i' DID X. KNOW P O P VslOOLO EjE CORtOOS AH' WANTft KNOW -1 VJHERC I GOT TV MONEV ? S O R C . J T ^ 1^ ir - k 1 d id — r T ja H I S O LTOCD HIM NERN CONFiOCNTINj; THAT X. WftDE A CLEAN OP ON TIPS FROM A <yOO<8 « O K E R -H c FELL FOR THAT LIKE A BANANA SWN AN' WANTS ME T DO SOME INVESTING FOR HIM- B o V / AFTER L'M THROUGH FLEECING THIS . UL* LAMB HIS POCKETS'LL BE AS EMPTY AS TH* MiDOLE OF A DOUGH Ntf ^liacellaneous r’un. Lock and Phonograph “ *f our lpecialty. T oys, •Porting goods, and fish•Bnpd«. Geo. W. Deetch, *ycl« Store.” UcLander D^ard 1,1 Five * ates are represented o:» ll.' hurt course faculty, as follows: r «l nice. 8:2 .. ertinm eil t.m. ...vr 1 1(),().lit (Icorgi.i: C. A. I'uhb, Editor, >:i • orchestra; radiolxcd farm ;..uno. in the south Sun hvi i Rurallst, Atlanta: J. F. inst will In- t uned n t-> get first Kuk.ion, General Agricultural hand farm information on tit* Agent, Central of Georgia R. R., v York 8 I 1I: i hurt c iur*e, which i* spousnic l Savanah; John M. Graham, pred.1. Sentinels; by the So l i nprovement ('(111:1111'.it!i Brothel-.; tie of th.> National F'ertilixer A t- •Rt.t, National City Bank, Rome II. 1 hr. Iras. .• o.’lati. 11 and Ih S '.ir'-.-ltoeliuck I . Stuckey, director and F\ R. Ed* rrila. Animal Husbandman, Georgrliulluia’ ' ..uri.'it ion. Printed York. Mhl; 7 g a Uxperm.cn*. Station; George S. rugrania a.: I c nr. dine at detail < • y bnn l, 7:.In, l. , 1- Maxwell lion.; will tie 111 - l.d ..it u-|u *. ; :» th.< lluiri:., I'r. sident, Flxposition Cotl«*ti .’Jill*, Atlanta; II O. laivvera, ..[ent; II, dumber iiillir .)•■•.*:ni.:nti.-ii. Fix pc 11 at tatioa aril college •naimger, Mnndeville Cotton Mills, worVu-i -u.m rv.- i ami |>. 1/ - CarrolUon; C. A. McLendon, plant m l farm":., t.dl spenh ibtrlug th" breeder, Waynedioro; J. N. Harper 1 it m u r.o. A m ci'r prublcms to diii 1 t o r . N. V. Potash Export My., l O (Ii cussed i C! till! t itt.lll fanu* At'aiun: Johu M. Looney, [urni.u ,iud*.- of GKQRnrs n. 11 KitKiN'o, her flu- "i i- .,ap r and MEA Sf.ving before the tummittee which Is seen In the b», 1 the S.-natc iave»*i . graced I."ft t > right, the aerators are Johnson o f •lo. nine! t ■» Above h. < i!if rale. J. n.’s ui* Warhington, Reen of Pennayi ’, 1 he for-gvounl test *\nn;a, Ih nimun of Arknrra.i and Bruce of Maryland..’ r’ 1' .. ' J f Announcements NOT i n : UK ANN t;At. j i k k t i n u OK . HTOfKItOLDKItH UK 8KMIN* OI.K HKCRRI'i IKS CO. .Sanfiiril. Klorhla. NXIT ICK 18 1IKRKRY tl l VKN That In pursuance with the Charter anil In accordance wlih ltie provi­ sions of law, the annual inerting of StoekhoJilnrs of the Hcnilnnle SectirRIus Company will lie In-Id nl the offlen of tho Company, In tlm t’Ry-, of Hanroril, Klorldu, on tlm loth day of January, Ki2X, ut the hour of 10 ;i!0 o’clock A. it . for the pt.rposi! of considering such mullern us may Im brought before It. Patrd (Ms the I.>ih day of Dtc«inbar. 1? ::. Attest: J. I. HTKWAItT. Hscrctary. tv. \v. c. SMITH. ------ < -------- IWESDSAUNG* K3THE ^E.vATtW 'lL. G.MMn*TcIT COtffCttEP OF WCCO MAIi.iAIlKT II. ” WIIITK, D K. * WOC WHO " IttT K . SAXKolt | • I I K I . i m V * KViin W F A A KKAI.TV I'l lil’I’ANV. a corpora- * " M r w s n . t i “ it nrii;ini2«i1 unit till* »l » t I'd t i i n i f (hi* **•! ‘*1*1 I Mfi'tiiliintH 1'ITATIt »N ^ lEAG^T WHOIS < ^ --1 A LITRE EXnAJNI.N^^ K. K. lilt AH V. Home For Sale 't*U- Experienced mechanic, •ford Used T arts and Garage Fivo room bungalow- sleeping porch unJ open fire place. 75 Phone 50. foot lot paved sidewalk. Located 'Financial 2203 Oak Ave. Will sell this resi­ dence nt a great sacrifice. Phone P0RD BOND AND MORT- 190-J. H. M- Runtbley. ^CE COMPANY^ 412 Second • * '•»*■ * " E A K W K E l W F I W R C " c v WCAE W TAM W W J * * "SAl WLIH 2 rooms furnished, housekeeping apartment. $14:00 monthly. 301 Cur. 5th and Palmcto, FOR SALK Bulck Tourincf car in Furnished garage apartm ent, in­ good condition. Model 1D22. quire 018 Park Ave or phone Prico $115.00. Will trade. Phon • 143. 805-W. ODGINS & COWAN CO, Auto diator und Bheet metal works. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 812 FOR SALK—Household furniture. 7 French Avenue. Phone 71R-W. Park Ave. A partm entt—2 and 4 reasonable, Git* Elm Ave. Phon. —garage and w ater. Reasonable. 321-W. SANFORD BUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ave. Want To Rent Piano For Three Phone 307. Months. Reply U. M. B. tare Herald. IIU I’S-MARMUNS Snnford Automobile Co. Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 1(>— IlnuxcR For R enl Wood F'or Sale— Ia*t me place 1 or 2 strands of oak & pine wood Mr. Paul Drnu might call at the in youi yard, while we are mov­ Business Service Herald office ami get his free ing 100 strands to West 15th St. Phone 407 U 2. 15th St. Wood ricomanla transfer picture*. ticket to the Milano. ,rt paints, und brushes. Sun F'OR it FI N’T—Small house in four- Yai.l Co. of Hcuso Paints and Varnishesten hundred block on Oak Ave. fjrd JV..» and Wall paper Rcr.Binahle rent. Gorage on T* t. Wood, ail Icngtn.s, for sale. Leave orders at 1511 Mellonvitle Ave. S. O. ShinhoUer. Phono 188. P. B. Dyson. NCRETE in every shapi end Political Announcement sleeping nlals, etc.. Sanford Cornea Bungalow, 5 rooms, porch, gnrngc. $3!>.0o per month. TO TIIK VOI'KII S O f SKMIXUI.K niucta Cr.rr.pany, F ifth * a no 602 Em Ar.cy 1 Appy Roberts •* * IIIIA T Y I hrrutiy (vi.ootii.eu my e.iu.lhlticy Grocery. fur (••"-I'lr.-tl*u. lu th«* office " f sl.ri- ‘ " d r WHO W D A F * " s .m W M r w s n * " in KVOO W F l * W JAX * • t i i i : I’lttrt it c.M’itT o r n o : TIVKNTY Til I Kl1 .11 lill’tAI. * "RH.M WGR. • l l t i ’ l IT OK 1 1 . 0 1 : 1 1 . a IN A N D (• 'li t S K M 1 N O I.K c u t * X T V. IN * s «*- .S-utinols: Cohan Melo* * Four room furnished apartment Wanted to sell .before best li'tle business in with private bnth. 317 Park Ave. Apply lathhy News St Cor. -1th St. Thone 74. -L o s t and F ound ■ tional Bank Bldg. »und, a ticket to the Milnnc for For Rent—Furnished apartmen 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. Mrs. John Meisch Jr., a t The •Automobiles Hearst Quiz As Artist Saw It 4» \> y ig .!fc a J , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 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, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1927. 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, 1927; <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/1d8d6a4afc53cb9b61762fc0d578718e.pdf 06d582df2d25d3b9f15b5137bdaa22ee PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER Published In Florida’s Heart The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. rain* In central ton irtt and Tb nfubt In north tra l portion*. VOLUME XIX. International News Service SA N F u k u . FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY l>K( EMBER, 2S, 192 Member Audit Dureau Of Circulations Liucdi i axpayers HICKMAN WILL Science W ill A tten ip K T o HOPE AROUSED Lindbergh Reache Drop Suit Against PLEAD GUILTY 'p? jy _ ^ ^ OTTi FOR RESCUING Guatemala CityOl Hutton Paving Co. TO BRUTAL ACT CREW OF DAWN First Leg Of Fligh j Lack Of Funds With Which To Pay Law­ yers’ Fees Is Given As One Of Reasons Douglass States ': Position Of Group Action Di&nissed As Lawyers Prepared To Close Arguments! Youthful Slayer Called The ‘Pox’ Will Stick To Hli4C o n ­ fession That He Kidnapped And Butchered Young Girl Declares He Does Not Need Attorney Keepers Report That I’riso*'er Slept Soundly Despite inmates Threats Of Harm XASHVII.I.E, Tenn.. L’cc. 28._ ( INS) Tennessee, the state where Court action instituted rc- the anti-evolution law was inaugu­ rently by fiv e Sanford ta x ­ rated, heard man termed “an necipayers seeking to prevent the -b’nt at the m eeting of the AmeriCity from paying the Hutton ian Association l-'nr The Advancem s confessi-.n that he kid nu-nt Of Science, in session here Construction Company tlu* tnuuy. "lipped the 12 yeai ..Id school girl. throttled her to death, hutchcrv.l sum of $210,946.54, ropro"Man happened to ho descend- bet ami sold her m utiluted lio,|\ ■enting tim e warrants hcltl «•: front n stcok that had curiosity ' .,u‘r Brief-stricken fath er f.V by it. ejime t<» an abrupt end got out of the tree, walked erect,’ *e l,.*00 stands, he says. this morning when muri tv hu.l a thum b that unaided him to Hickman sees no need fur connenlivened I*» hear testimony h.-:iidle tools, and im agination witli ■' I, other than the services 01 the which to use them," according to in the ease. Allan I. Henson, in his lately pro- I "I'I'c defender and does not want tin- advice of Jerom e Walsh DnvUpon m otion by attorneys for pared story, which was read before !"• 11 Kansas City attorney, who the complainants, Jo h n Mei^cli, the .‘1,000 delegates i> speeding west to defend him at E. A. Douglass, F rank L. Wood­ How little he had to s ta rt with the instance of the prisoner's ruff Sr.. D. L. T h rash er and .1. is indicated by the fact that it Inothei. Jf. Wallace th e suit was w ith ­ has taken him 10,000,000 years to "Even, if that lawyer tells me drawn ami th e case dism issed by get where he is, the report u llejej. -• Plead not guilty. 1 will refuse order of Ju d g e W allace W. .so p a rt of the world hat as 11 * Blykinan declared . “ I Wright. The m otion was filed by mnny prehistoric mounds and mon­ said I hi going to plead guilt v Attorney C ary D. f.andis follow­ ing u series of conferences he- um ents ns exist in North America, mid I mean it. The officers may delegates were told by I*. K. Cox, have my sto ry till down in w riting iween 'a tto rn e y s and principals state archaeologist of Tennes.w.e anyway —and I signed it. I to! I n the case. Ages before man constructed everything I know. 1 m n t see The court agreed to issue the stone pyram ids nnd like s t r a t u m w here the Kansas City lawyer will nder of dism issal a f te r declining in the valley of th e Nile, prfehunrri o enter a final decree, which ie man prepared more duhutc nunxel for th e detense sought. monum ents of ea rth on th e NfStlC American Continent, Cox told til# association. "All existence has been main­ tained to a controlling decree h - fight." Withdrawal o f the suit ends all litigntion in the case, it was eXthe City toward nn early settlem ent of its -Inims. Under provisions ol the court order, the tax p. ay„ e___ rs _ e released from iinbility under n $5,GUO bond posted by th em ... th e time i. .f the g ra n tin g o f a tem porary tcdraining o rd e r. The com plainants itraining *re also released of responsibility • 'f r. y .i n’ g.. attorney fees for tha 11 __ . ,*._j defendants. u rt costs costs, In­ All co court cluding those o f the sh eriff's office, clerk's office and xpenso of lumnionign witnesses, re. how»ver, to be borne by the taxpuylitigation had attracted considerable attention and hud Keen closely followed by the gen•ral public. The suit was insti­ tuted to .enjoin the city from pay-j inc the warrants, collusion and conspiracy to defraud the city being alleged hy tho taxpayers. I*"tli the City and the Hutton •'"nrtructlon Company were made parties to tho action. • Upon the filing nf a bill of romplaint by the complainants- de­ murrers were filed by the defen­ dants. Judge W right reserved rtil*nlf.o n the demurrers and issued » temporary restraining order. Hearing on a motion for a temporary restraining order was •tarted on December 8 with do* f»nse attorneys filing answers to the bill of complaint and alra mo­ tions to dlssolvo the temporary injunction order. Decision on ull •( these wns reserved and the tak­ ing of testim ony got under way. Testimony taking had consum­ ed three days when a recess was taker) until this morning at which time it w as expected that counsel for tho complainants would submit additional tes& nony. The case was •npectcd to ternttaate by the end •f this week. Counsel fo r the taxpayers had Produced a number or witnesses by whom it sought to prove the ’"•ni* i* p m n n a liin ). 1 he average m easured time for l,H‘ ^!,r" of n hahy by an intelligent m other is now flv« .hours." ID,, mir standards of living require T k . l »»___ n new techniques. Stience wns described a* ,.jv. '"ir "n fore-view of*the home cdu" f the infant and p rr-ch o o | *|V,‘I- " n'* constructive companion■'tup of m other nnd school child, looking not townnl prolonged de­ pendence of child on mother, hut prolonged com radeship and under-tunding ns the child work* hi* wa> lownid „ fully enriched ami 0 Searchtlioroughly competent personality. ‘ Message I he managing housewife usually >'»• Conte "•utrilnites a* much by her 'kill •i' does her husband by his money •ST. Johns N. k ., Pec 2 accorrling to Andrews. Hope for (he rescue Id'snite the fact, however, ih.nl ranees \\ ilsott (irnyson manngii.nl activity and intelligent 'n u n ’s rrew of three " ‘r ' h'lites a constructive r a r e , r ............... m ere is :l .V""1'" " 1 ‘mlny by the | ten*li-u, y t .. put m arried women a;,t !l ^ l'" foundlund Int" outside reminierutive employ. " ,'‘Tn t" r n,ny have iote ""•lit The vocational door must 10 n,«****ge from th< “ "I*'" f*-r those who would ’’ an,‘ "" Monday nfterno priu-tiee a double vocation—home An operator nnrned Hi making nnd contribution to family Ported t.» A ssistant St S tentaford of t'h. ~ --------- American cable stntlon a prehistoric graves. Ho pointed t# tives brought him back to eonC arthnge, in A frica, ns the great- aciousnes*. e:;t example of powerful cities beDr Black, jail physician, who ing built upon the burying grounds I was summoned to administer of prehistoric personages. I medical aid, declared Hickman's Alice rtiust su ffe r and die that c"Ha Ps‘* was no sham. Meanwhile, the human race may progress to n tw enty four hour watch is being higher standards of perfection, Dr. " ep* over the notorious prisoner. Clarence Little, president of the Every eight hours a new guar-1 University of Michigan nnd promt- stntio,,!* himself ju st two feet nent authority on genetics told the ("vay from Hickman's ccll-numdelegates. The mouse, he said, is ,c.r one *n tank 10-H-2. It is in the medium through which science , * 8teelcngcd tan k , atop the ten must experim ent and that it is hc-t- s., , r y *'u " of Justice, th at Los te r to sacrifice millions of mic6 '* "Rl‘,CR authorities hslge their than to. perm it the human race to !'«'Ite ra te prisoners for snfesuffer from disease Keeping. A highway nliber and , , . an automobile theif are HickPi aspects of ousting the Mexi- lnnn'« uncommunicative neighcm fruit worm, a serious menace hors in the adjoining cell. to the entire fru it indusrty in tho ______ Fouth are, very good. Dr. A. C. Ttyf» • • • \r .1 Bajer, in charge of subtropical in- M I S S I S S I P P I I O llth sleet investigation a t the United r r ' i i p . States Bureau o f Entomology, told l Y l l l S o W 6 C t n C « i r t the entomology m eeting. The in- a j m i f\ 1 •o scc-ct was first discovered here in April in grape fru it and steps were ______ immediately taken to eraidente it. I UTICA, MISS., Dec. 2 8 .-(IN S ) White ra ts th a t hopped about J — Archie Anderson, 17. student, like kanguroos were described he- i hot and killed his sweetheart when fore the American Society of. Zoo- nhe refused to m arry him lute yesloirists by I)r. Harold Colton of the terday and then turned the pistol University^of Pennsylvania. In a on him self, officers investigating the finding o f the bodii-H said today. Miss Nullic Cagle, 15, school­ girl, was slain by Anderson who then committed suicide hy firing - 1 change in their stmeture. The rats pistol bullet through his own brain, showed themselves able to meet Friends and relatives found the conditions, Colton said. 1 bodies of the , youog maple lute ‘ ------------------ ------------------- yesterday nfter hearing two shots. P n lir » n IV In n v 1The slaying nnd suicide occurcd in AlKI 1RKCSLIWIl Lite ! * 1 ' \ 1 ■ | REMUS WILL GO S p i f f s BEFORE BOARD TO \ SHOW HIS SANITY * n w „ WASHINGTON, Doc. 17.— (IN S )—A Congressional move­ ment to transfer peace time sub­ marine activities to southern wat­ ers in the interest o f safety wns hacked today by Rep. Updike, (R) of Indiana, a member of the House Naval Affairs Committee. The proposal, which will In* Inrnrporntcd in n bill to be introduced by Rep. McClintic (D ) of Oklalioma, is to establish 1 1 base at Key Wi'st, Florida, Updike suggested Charleston, S. C., as preferuble to Key West. Ilo raid that the Nuvy has been negligent in installing safety dovices on submarines, [ - 'T if f * ! .a h ’® NEW YORK. Pm-. 28 — ( I N S ) 1 -V -Orange story . f voluntarily . 01 fi ring a dread disease for eight years as a m arty r to science be­ came known today with the filing of a 1500.000 suit by Mrs. Mae !•- Hrenrton, form er big game hunter nnd explorer, ag ain st the $15,000,000 cstnte of the late P a r—in C. Dewitt* drug king, benefactors of tho estate are Mrs. Cora Dewitt, the widow, nnd Hnr•>M II. Niles, of Chicago, u nc-ph- I4 U 1 1 Insanity’’ Caused Deed Will al»ned with a s Try To Prove llim srir Sam- I 'I J i.L '.'Y f c " ! *“ " Clemency Hearing ForSnyder-GrayTo Be Held Thursday and her Gray, u tol on 1 dor and in the i on Jan. woman', Queens While a clonic been ms ecutlvo 1 , tHe front yur(l of thl, girri honu>. In Death Conspiracy There had been »o objection to ______ the marriage of tic young couple NEW OLEANS, La., Dee. .28.— ' f * cepL t! ? t the P4rent" of both (IN S )—Thirteen persons were be- thought them too p u n g to venture injf uxemained and cross-examined '^to matrimony J4‘lutivcH of tho nfter police mwooirmI down upon Kiri, wore flrnt to reach the wen* two bar rooms today and urrested . the double trageJy, told officer* everyone found In the place* in that during tho hut few conaciou* connection with the plot to mur- niomenta, the wounled girl whsipder J. II. Register, u Wauchula, ered:— Florida seaman. “I lovo Arfhie. I told him to "The Sawdust Inn" and on nl- wait when he wanted me to marloged speakeasy called by local po- ry him. Ho startet shooting. How lice officers ".'Arriola _ Gin Mill" i* h e?” Both Asderson and the were raided and.eleven men and woman habituees arrested and rushed to cells in the police stat­ ion, where etch will be questioned. TROOPS PREVENT MEETING James Scarborough and Thomas Pickelhelmer ore charged with Register's murder. (IN S )—Members or tho Oklahoma ARMY CET8 TOOTHBRUSHES • Senate, attempting to meet ns a _____ !OVF8 court of impeachment, were disMOSCOW, Dec. 28.—(IN S )— • persed from the State House today Toothbrushes for the Red Army Is by CO heavily armed miliitamon tho latest revolutionary order is.(IN S )— ! and 00 more soldiers were held in sued by the Revolutionary Military ay to the reserve by Gov. Henry S. John- Council. Six hundred thousand Morgan, Mon to prevent n meeting of the 1toothbrushes, neatly packed in Myron C. legislative body elsewhere. ' metal cases, with toothpaste or irs of the —----------------------’ powder, have been, purchased ' by ites Steel The 810,000 open golf tourna- the Soviet military authorities at favorable nient to be held nt I/ix Angeles a cost of nearly $200,000. For the in he fin- «arly January will he given nn in- first time in history tbe Russian the best Hrnationrl flavor by the p.nrtici- roidicr will have to wield a toothposition potion of Archio Cor.ipton, tho . bnHy-as part o f the setting up oxcrack English golfer. crdsca night and morning, Former Big C a m e Hunter Begins Suit To Recover Sunt She W a s ToRcceive F orE x-1 posing Self To Bad D isease. ------ 1‘ltOVINCKTOWN. Mar'*., Dee. C IN C IN A m , Ohio, Dec. 2 8 .-'N- ( I N S ) —Tin- third day of fair (IN S) (icorge I'em us, who kllied w eather cunlilcd the divers from his wife, Imogcnc, in 11 fit nr the I-ulcon, of the S -l rescue sq u a­ jealousy, and then convinced Jury dron, to continue th eir subm arine that “transitory insnnity” was re ­ salvaging work in Provincctown sponsible for the deed, was to ap ­ nt about where they I, ft off in the pear before Probate Judge Wilftnm blow of lust night. l.ueders and three nlienists here Work was s ta rte d early today today in an attem pt to convince and it is expected th a t the second them that he Is now quite *une. tunney, which is directly below tho The form er "King of Hootlcgggdeck gun, will be completed bo- e r s ' will not, in this instance, be for nightfall. permitted to act as his own law............ The tunnel is already excavated yer. us he did during the m urder "ho half of the way from the s t a r ­ tri.'l. A fter Judge C hester Shook board side. There rem ains only hn I inqrticted the tria l jury thut Id frt-_t of mud and sand to clea r they could not return a straig h t away. Navy officials are now of "not guilty" verdict, the jurors did the opinion th a t 1 third tunn«4 the next best thing fo r Itcmux by ’ finding him “not guilty on sole will be unnecessary. The chains will bo placed in the grminiLi of insanity." Thus, technically Remus is in­ space between the hull and rudder and the stern and in th e lw«» tu n ­ sane nml will continue to he bo re ­ nels th at are now practically com ­ garded until his sanity is proved. pleted. The w a te r will then ho As nn insane man, he cannot he pumped from the flooded com part­ permitted to act as his own a t­ m ents of the S -l. T his operation torney. Chnrlex Elston his co­ will bo one of the m ost delicate counsel during the tria l, is expect­ ed to net in this capacity. Meanwhile John S. Merger, Los Angels- fair promote, who has be­ com e entangled in u muxe of legal difficulties us a result of testi­ mony which he gave for Remits, un old friend, during the m urder trin l, was free today under $1,000 bond. ter deck of the. flagship. Ambassador Of Will Makes London and Denmark. l’lnn«* was not seen after Lx-Hootlegger Who Convlnc- ovcr C»P» Cod '.n»t Frida; i‘d Jury That “Transitory The message, according Work Of Digging Tunnel U n­ .. der Submarine To - Permit The Passing Of HugcChains Will Be Completed Tonight NUMBER KING INHERITS CASTLE land fo r the Dawn," the missing lirnyson plane. The dirigible apiienred over tho field at 11:35 P. At. and landed nt 12:20 A. M. the nirship patrolled the “ocvnu graveyard-’ front Capo <’od to Em erald Hanks, about 170 miles southw est or Halifax .arid then started baek again. Although every person on tho ship scanned the sens and huge searchlights threw powerful- beam s -of light across the w aters, no traco of tlo^ m issing plane or its occupant* wits seen.. According to L ieutenant Com­ m ander Charles E. Itoenduhl, skip­ per, tho Los Angeles covered about 1,200 square miles in its seurch. ABOARD U. S. W. 8TURTKVANT O FF SABLE ISLAND, Dec. 28.—Following receipt of radio re ­ ports th u t n message ostensibly from the "Dawn", Mrs. France* Wilson G raysons lost plane, Imd Icon miles apart, were covering tho southwsot quadrant of a circle around the island, while the Shaw and Alohegnn nnd Downes.were searching the southeast quadrant. Threo lookouts were on duty on each ship. The sky was overcast and the sea smooth. Rapidly Rising Tide Slayer Offers Blood To Save victim’s Life persons •<ik_ 1Lone . the flying field when *qhe Eagle" took the air. Gen. Joe# Alvares, chief of the presidential "tuff, represented President Callea. In the nama of the president he said good bve to both CoL Lind­ bergh and his mother. "I have enjoyed every minute of my stay In Mxlco," said JJndbergh. "I hope to como back to ba with you about throe months.” Lindbergh climbed into the tiny cabin of his plane, waved his hand from tho window and turned on the motor. As the propellor be­ gan to hum, the crowd shouted “ Viva Llndy." The plane rose In a smooth graceful line, the silvery color blending with the morning tm iit. Lindbergh spent no time in fsnev evolutions, but heeded south nnd In less then five minutes woe lost to view above the rim nf tho southern hills. NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 28. —(IN S )— Jerome Sherman, a bartender, wept in his cell at the police-station today as he begged to be allowed to give his blood to •ave the life of a friend whom he had accidentally shot in his saloon last night. Sherman shot and fatally wound­ ed Alvin McDonald, 28, when Mc­ Donald bi* friend, came In to his saloon ami persisted in shooting firecrackers. Sherman claims he playfully threatened McDofiJUd with u Qjitol which he believed to contain nothing but blank cart­ ridges. When ho pulled the trigMcDonald went down with a et In his abdomen. Two 1bhiod : : transfusions * ' Were without success and he died today, CHICAGO. Dec. 28 — (U Members of the bomb sqv the detective bureau were se shaken here today when a powder bomb planned in tho way of a shoe store explod the machine was less than a ! block away. . • ' Because no one was obs« fleeing from the scene detect believed the device woe a ( bomb. Eli N’stovich, owner o f store which suffered only si dsmage, advanced no motive the attack. He said ha hod no bor trouble. MAN DIES OF WOUNDS HEAVY 9EAS ENDANGER 8. YAZOO CITY, Miss.. Dec. 2 8 . (INS)—Bernard II. Hutto, 23, died here last night from knife Wound* received in a brawl last Saturday night at Holly Bluff. A quarrel about a car Hutto had borrowed from J. C. Ludlow caused the fight. Ludlow and his son. Melvin laidlow were held un murdcr charges today. ---------- .-----G« ■ r** W ashington has been generally nrrepted an the patron mint of Amcrii-an chess men nn l on February 22 each year a pyraarid tourney is held in nearly every Hate for the c u te chaqipioaship. TOKYO. Dec! 28.—(INS Fear was felt today for the ssi of 42 persons aboard tha steam) Tojromsru which went ashore t tho Shimonoshima Island Stti Korea. Rescue vessels have t unable to approach the ehig-'. cause of the heavy sea. Rha I vessel of three-thousand tang ------------- -------- ^ JUDGE KIM — — INDIANAPOLIS, —(IN S) — Fred Ji Judge of municipal 1 killed him self a t I today. Bomb Squad Shakei By Sudden Explosit �TOE S ANFORD H E lU t.P . TttfcSDAYi BECEMBEH it , IM f Annual Pioneer Round-Up To Be A t Daytona Beach Qn Thursday A nd Friday N o t P ia y A g a in s t P en n ' * l J ; >!“. f re i'J ' i L. 7 \ ' • Hjr Davis J. W aNh ln tcrn n tiin :il News Service Sport:* Editor NEW YORK. Dec. 27. W iihin the next few d n \s , th ere will b- n r absolute m t-ita am of m | ih c : around the 1: Hoi A stor, •ie n 1* being one of let* t h i n - >•* v.hi \ members of the foot .a., r i'cs e.»?nm ittee, cite coach’ s <• it.- i -t ' the N ational < lUg . Association haven’t to ■ occasion will b. f ' I t clinic and i.ut< ; sports in g t n ml come rrcin f: r : *1 • < to m ake th: at u T here m eetings and w ider, dep -n.i fe rtu r •r m pens to be lit nffeclioaa lening. of delegate, ly i .* as a w iling liM cntr. The < are too busy thinking > : !. it are going to say when il >ral.n of th e moment giv. ■ th r i. they arc bcgining tu u v. i.i be nc ver. From football’s standpoint, the focus o* rtta c k probal.Iy wi 1 I • the goal lira* and th a t d» el”i .u- r fumbled punt, recovered by tin* kicker’s side, dead a t tin* point of recovery. T here arc lil%< l> t * be other suggestions and v n t'.e rules com m ittee o ffic ia l con­ venes ir. F e h ru iry , it will tr.k- nil of them under mlvi i merit. Whi* h means that the ............................. . ably will do nothing about any "f them. The orntorical contest will begin tom orrow when football’s field o f­ ficials are due to com plain b itterly about all new rulea ns being eoncclved and m ade fin ite only to displease and em b arrass them . That will s ta r t the ball rolling i n ­ to the ru 4 tone, so the next dny thu N. (J, \Y. A. will get down to im-i!«€*•», which am ong o th e r things will include thr^ hearing of C hairm an K. K. Hall’s rep o rt on the object of football in gen* rnl. Tiiere will be a lot of objeeitons to the goal post anil fumbled pun. regulations expressed a t tin* foot­ ball conches m eeting <>n l'V»k v. Many of the mentlrers think that a definite scoring m edium , via tin* field goal, viiutnlly lias been r . . moved by the settin g bat*, of th.* por.'.s nr.d quite a (ew fe.*l ilia: th** team whieh drops a pu n t is entitled to lost* everything th a t a. fleet end can tnkc aw ay fiom it. Tiiei.* may ' be som ething said about th tw lesson shift but not much. aver; to have proved rcaconubly : i fs*tory. P articu larly , suppm . : th opponents of M inuoyma, N otre Datr.c uiul Georgia. Daytona Team To Play Junior Hi^'h The Ju n io r High t>* !iot>| I a k.*tbali team will clarh w ith th*.* Hu* to rn Beach Y. M. <’. A. quint m orrow night at 7 :‘:o o’clock on the local court, according to j ii n.inotincsm cnt today. Tho probable line ;p . ti..’ htn* ford team will I .■ ; .How*: ill., per, center; Pond. • mid He . lo rwunil* and Ivini. . : ; I U . claw guard*. * STApe pi fN , I* ■ ' '3 >: l in \ i : k d r o w n k i» CONST A upper at IN J .U 'K S O N Y JACKSONVILK. K: i ( iN S ) — Will W right, nfKr l»y Abbevillo. Gu., c h a rg e of first degree mu 1A \NB ST AII IN GAM E beinj: hclil in the mu.iic here today Without t,«>r.| ,N FRANCISCO. Dec. 27— th e ir arriv al. :*_T w o T exas boys, Joel a n ! tie raid M ann, were re; he co n g ratu latio n s of .all fans here today, th e ir l.n g play having accounted the ImnV. shun* of the vicwlii.li Babe llo llin g b erry ’a ;ar western g rid w a rrio rs Building over the collection of e a ste rn ..inched by Andy K err, in Materiais thin! ai anal shrine c h a rity • he re. The score1 was 16 to The annual s ta te J ’io m c r loitm lup will be held at D aytona Bench on T h u rsd ay n rd Felony of th* • week, a»-eurdlt.»r t*> an onieniiH*m ent *oilav by ( \ I). NVoli'e. V. V. C. A. ...'civtm *. .vlu> Ita * char,"** >>< th.- u rn in g em i nts. All Pioneer I♦«»> * wi lung t • a t­ tend a»e urged to notify Mr. Wolf" a t once*. The rejriatn u lo n fee will bo one*dollar, *t wits Mated Th** rounil-up is an tic ip a te 'I a« one of the n*o«t enjoyable affair * of ita kind stair oil in thu whole s ta te . A ian?e num ber of S an f'*", l y o u th s attended th * one last y»* f . T he f* Mowing p rogram has boon a rra n g i ! Changes In Grid . May BeMade -M To Be H eld C iik t I.I) Security Lumber Co Phone 7!>7. (IN S ) : Irowned n Sp. ci r.i o; welcome, new r.'.ns full..wed i> com petitive fti:r:> tv ., \ \ id| >' «p r.'ii .stu:i'. '■' or li >i repri’'cn'.ed, uad one i ' «tiv i .il •11«ni fi’.itn . :ich c ity : pm • c n ta li' n o f M uster i’lunoer Ik1 p .ijs u d elllu |iirat $10 ctu• td-.y In the com ing P en n le tte r, earn ed th ia seaciatiun, which 1j b u ndling litU t hu will pet t<) play. '•*"0 • 1 rp a t homes of boys "f /1 • i Bench. Service B i l l AN ' on \ . M. ' A. grounds. :•» ‘.I ”11 I tiWi<> gutties lilt1 |"m>u>str;ited Is’fon* vat. j prncti* *.»1 under m .'unde o r iiu n n e rs ■ !'i t *• III BIO indoor gam es and to m - i. nnin**t r it.ii ln*fi,re e*'t*re r.»ti|( pr u tic .l in g ro u p s of '20. 10 :.ill tu 12 Coveri .1 W agon Paruii*. m i.tli "M Hem h S treet. 12 in in I d line* at Y. M. G. t. t* no p reg l ..'il. J.OO i’. N|. .1.1)1 .a t <■••tii.it sim.I i-xl.i . / "M nkr-U -\ *> * iTf" a ti\i- ifm ■ >v’/ Limited Tn I O r.IN l.IN N VIT V M ) I " t iii: soi t nl U hl*!l T l i m u t f h » Jn p * ' v • ' * * inf* r I '•* ( his Jilt >. ’! hk s **u *il in. I » ti • i t > . . h t S . iT i J r » r f litui c*»x j * t l . » Q l’ICK SEUVICI TRANSFER Tla; gam e then n* or ed t>. a I tinting ib.il and little i .* ti an u.*• r .'.lure o cc u m d until li e iirial mi ita o hu i w tti . Tip* gab : be," in w h t i g Nonth bu kiag w*t tidy in th.‘ uuid .Spej;*.-. fund i .1 Torcau* j i,i • , . , f’S-yard lint? in the opening min o f play an I Pool; r *.. red he ball. ! ino In;.;., and a t failed, In.v «\**r, an l on ultem pted i ul g ..ij front i inceau* a wxu; short. Spr'ir** Cir(r» A w n/ ra!;in;r tit* Sir. 11 on |;J^ lifJ-yjutl Ihu*. Spears romped seventeen J ii • nreiind end I f ire I" ii forced *>ut < t bound**, A m inute hr. ■ n*, l: tr.d;: Bill f rruled . the t lu lta ld e for m iddle dlstanco tr.mlln:: n l.ld lo di 'tnnce ru n • days. II-j hns nerernl ra ts th e ir t-pecd la purely aclentlflo 1, 1m tb*. 1,10*1 good la cmulitioa* ,iu.: Olympic gam es. _____ Tliii ;« ;ir o tto i ’elt i, tam oitt Gcri.iaii ru n n e r, who i here J;i A»r**rlt i but TinaM** f t . . n ■ in an y r u*"' l<*cjiu*e «*i i Ptusiiina by ilio it A V o f , 1 ii.* hcpc’i tu lu.i... Tin lii. i' ir mind, (!on.'>t'l»ati*»n and D iseases. (Pitlnlesa surfjlc.tl ‘'U’hod) He. Cnrwln Unwell,. Ref?i* physicli • 1 ,"* Ah *., Orlando, FI' Tele phene 1395 for frr :;ttUali»»a. You v.*ill 1) jtrlsoi' m • jtiieUly J-n tret wN! v tlruM loss n from luisines.s Hat.lin.tf, ( ’rating. Shipping,] and Storatfc. . We are prepared to tin a n y . Kind o f transfer service a t: UKASONABU*: I’RICES. f l»hone 198 T hr Ib n tirp u lra t irtrt*, i o l t J u O c t itiK tuaiikj .tt i.o n 001 E. 3rd. St : 77*1 • I ii© A beautiful Chevrolet Coach Latest Model, Win On Radio completely equipped. ecop.d— 4 tire service.’ B.d yo.: ever stop to tog. ‘c! ,• w hat yo;;r . I ires <»i> through— th e millions tif shocks they have »'» a!:* sorh? Few people r.N .* Ihe tremendous import* tutco <>r keeping them in­ flated to th e ri^ht pres­ sure, havin g occasional inspections to r.mke sur • r in s are in Rood cor.d7fion, dirt arid ^ril kept nut, cuts and injuries A mode! 16 Radioia Radio, with your etc., installed fixqtl fie fore l lu*) s.it tr;:ct Ihx: ur.il i o f m i' from tho life of tho th T hat's u iiitl we mean 1 l *rc»*r*• ire—with hum advice aa it> v.lu t y s h o u ld dt> tf» s a v e m oi' on liren. j his service m ein s money for you. Hun­ dreds o car owners .re nsaiunr; this savtuff with (ioodrich Silvertov.ns and the Inland Supaly Company. Drop in m.d talk it over today. One hundred < Diamond Tires ■. given Blistf Agnca Davia (top) 24-year-’ T old lyric soprano o f the Denver, <• u Co|c».^»nd Wilbur \V. Evans (below) 22, bau-burulune o f West' Phila. i delphia Pa., urc winner a in (lie ■ final* of the* A tw ater Kent national 9 ulion conttMt held from J E They defeat** I ten finalist.. rloui* d lntricta o f the coun- j. each rtcaivad $50l)p und u v to of adminaion to an Am- $ otuervulory for two ytsare <• • absolutely Wight Bros. Company t Service Stations, Tires, A ccessories. C| ” # Hof-Mac Battery Company C, K. MYERS, President NE Corner Flrut & K!m Radio, Battery and Electrical Service free to our Customers White-Highleyman 1Company Chevrolet Cur> and Service Jones Tire Shop Tires, Tire Service, Vulcanizing �Hie Sanford Herald A New Year’s Resolution — n ji i i 11 . A DUAL PERSONALITY A s Brisbane S ees It COLUMBUS ENQLTRER-SUN u n it rM te N ineteen hundred and tw enty-seven will soon pass out Taka C ere of Lindbergh. S. F. Kresgc. of D etro it, m ultiA iirain Pantheon. _______ _ matter of existen ce and with it Sanford will bid good bye to one m illioraire ow ner of n chain of Mind, Matter, Glasav Kjea. 1 I U , a t tk « PaataftU * five-am i-ten-cent stores asse r­ of the most crucial periods of its history. Wc will leave r ia .U a , i * i * r art a< Coaim a "a Fir-nun Hair. Xasrfc X i n i ' ' ted the other n ig h t at a banquet behind us a year fraught with ups and downs to face a new n r A rth in Ifria tia ite r#r(ivrl«t * 1027 hf Sfki C*. closing the convention of th e nnttl? U iS D L. D R A JI period w ith renewed hope and expectation. Saloon League in W ashington th a t K HOWAJUD B E H O . One does not have to be a calam ity --------------------------------. howler to recognize I COLONAL LINDBERGH will he thought it "good business to IS A R L B E . J O K E S - X a u f t u B J l t a r the fact that our community has h:ul unusual problems to *()on fJy over ri,0antain peaka in p u t the booze business out of bus­ ■ V M C n iP T tO K H A T E * flights iness". Mr. K resge m atched hie la a T r a r -----------------£ * ® solve and extraordinary circum stances with which to con- O uatem nln, P a rtin g long lt « Maatha _ _ ----------------------WJ® tend. We have m et with such adversity as would kill many jn one-engine plane over trop- Historic with a g ift of h a lf a m il­ ra re r Maatha — :----— --------- •*-»* America, lion dollars to th e League, tht* gift l r C a rrie r * r r W ea k --------— **•»* towns, but w e have emerged thus far to tell the story, al- |ca; rc(EjQn<i in C entral though som ew hat battle scarred. The ordeal has been trejn flpjte Qf his g re a t skill and courro a U rm ia, O aaf.r*-. | U i » r arwato h<d|> finance th e n ctivitles of a a H n a a h a a r ih a a t o th e l a l e r a a - mendous but the strain has not been too great to turn us net. he ru n s great ri*k. new “ departm ent of publicity und Itm a l M m * »e r r ia a r a e a lr ia * fm m 1 L in d b erg h ’s life »« too valuable education '. W hereupon the assem ­ IfeU aaaertar *e w a a rfa a la a tta a away from our tasks of building a city. h a n t r t M m r i wnrita J a llr * - r , r We have seen corruption in its worst forms revealed to be stak ed repeatedly on what, bly rose and san g " P ra ise God lap a ll (ha laarflM# e rra ta at the H t i l l t w a rt*. Tha I . H. « . <• « • - to us as being practiced in our midst for years. Wc have at best, is dangerous flying, From Whom All B lessings Flow " aerial I r v ft t r ir a t la H « H I » aaa tea m a a a rr a f h a n a lln * atata arira U witnessed the exposure of crookedness in public office nnd jt j, neCessr.ry to risk a nonThe nevs th a t now com es from a t lk r a t ranaL the reckless misappropriation of public funds. Wc have stop night from W ashington to W ashington throw s a droll green [ T h r H e r a ld to a m e m b e r o f th a after-lig lu upon t h ; nnti-Saloon Itm i l t llareoa a f C tr r a U tla a a , a a begun to feel the effect of dirty politics and domination by ! Mexico C ity. A flight w ith rest League's banciuet drnm n. A gents l a f a r a a t to n a l A a a a r ia tla a a f P a h - grafters. All of these conditions we have endured for and refuelling would have answ erof the A ssociation A g ain st the lla h r r n . A a * e r tl» r m . a n d A d r e r tto ta * Hut the led the purpose A « r a t a n k l r b r e p a ir e r e a r h P a h - years without being able to throw o ff the yoke. Prohibition A m endm ent, ii a p ­ I la k e r M em b er to a n b m lf to a year of 1927 was the turning point nnd Sanford rose up in ! p eals, have visited the Kresge k h a ro n a h a u d it a a b a e r la llo n EVERYBODY K .»oW S WHAT stores in W ashington an d have Ila ta In • M r r In j f t t T a h a a la t e lr open rebellion. All e l a lm a a f e l e r a l ^ i a a aa m i l aa We are not urging Sanford people to forget all of this bincbri-gh un do. It U not nee 'ound that liquor d rinking nnd 11h a a e a t h n a la ra a lo a fh e d a . casary for him to incur repeatedly quor-nwking accessories a re re g ­ in facing the new year. We are not pretending to say risks as g re a t ns when he flew the ularly and openly sold. The A s­ WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27, 1927 sociated P r:s s sto ry continues: ----- everything is all right again. On the contrary there is more A tlnntic. f l i t ) U K I t A l. D 'ft P R O G R A M An elaborate display of wine to be done, more responsibilities to shoulder and more ques­ Ami Lindbergh Au u!d fly a r.iaI .— l>M inam r l> r i » r »«iltT tions to be considered. To be sure, the worst has been chine w ith three m otors instead of w tlk to lra tlp n . t — l l r r p r k t » r r o a t r * t o J k ritso k - disposed, but there remains that problem of making the one. His personal sa fe ty is more \ ▼nie. And that is what Sanford faces on the im p o rtan t than prom oting any a——O u t r a n • n t At. J k b u la d lk k job a thorough one. TOM SIMS SAYS p a rtic u la r eng ne or the financial ; H im C a a L l. l^ r iu tk ir a ln o f l » « t k l r " T m r eve of the new year. in terests of any group. C r W tr i.Nineteen hundred nnd tw enty-eight holds great pos­ T here should be some way of em ­ Los Angeles police asked "Scarl^ - A x m / n tln r * ’ b ttlU la # »r o itr a o t— h on or *, k o l f l i sibilities for the City Substantial. The extent of those pos­ phasizing that. face Al" Capone. Chicago g an g ­ kM w>. sibilities will be measured by the rapidity with which we g? ster, t" leave tow n. Some cities X A C om m nnltr Chrot. ip le llt m nf olt f b u n t tflu . T H E O LD -FA SH IO N ED P an ­ about the task of cleaning up the odds and ends in our ju st can't ap p reciate an honor like tto n p r o «r o m . irrr onit uiotlrrn h oop ttol. I>oliticnl emancipation. The new year is still several days theon, m eaning “ nil the gods," con- that. 111BL i T V e RSE FOR TODAY QWay nnd w e b n v t! time l e f t in which to consider the q u e s - tained m ouldering bones of g re at 4 1■* . . . .Why ... . -* . nu,n w ith their clothes on. Ol* tin- (" r c a g u stenngrn|ihci A COMPREHENSIVE PRAYEIi: j tion more thoroughly. not u community New -* Year's R ussia's new " l'a n th c o n of in­ who became a g ra n d opera s ta r ll —Help mo, O Lord my God: 0 save resolution to pay more attention let our public affairs, to telligence" will contain only the m e according to thy mercy: That repudiate those things which are not for our best interests brains of em inent m en, kept in might h«- said that ‘•■lie know* her tt e j r may know th a t th is is thy glass howls for study, w ith gold ni tr-\ ban d ; th a t thou, I^ord, h ast done it. nnd to select our officials with the same care as we would (dates telling who owned the brain, exercise in filling places in our own businesses. P uf!m 109:20,27. at 111 I kegs, wine presses, whiskey and cocktail glasses, cocktail shakers, b o ttling and corking machines nnd o th er necessary to form a hom e­ brew o u tfit wero displayed in a larg e d ep artm en t sto re in whjch Mr. K rosge was interested, the a s ­ sociation asserted, while a t his five und ten ce n t .stores beer, wine and whiskey glasses, du-unters, and cocktail shakers could be seen. It is good business- -and no one will question his rig h t — to sell the accessories Mr. Kresge d is­ plays in his W ashington stores, i t is not, however, the kind ot thing one would expect from n crusuder so ardent in the enuat of Prohibition ns Mr. Kresge has declared him self to he. Nor does it jx a rtly square with his unnouucd purpose to help "p u t the booze ousiness out of business”. The anti-Snloon League will gladly accept Mr. K rosge's cash, and it will make no public objec­ tion to his other contributions to ‘publicity and education" in the •ause of m aking America gloriously safe for Prohibition. As for Mr K resge him self, he seems to be an tdept in the am usingly child-like practice of not lettin g his left hand know w hat his right hand is doing. what it did. Ilakiw-tky form er Russian rm PRA Y ER : bnssail"!to G reat Britain, has bueil “ Soon m ay the last glad song arise PR O FESSO R RAKHTEREV, Honoring A Native Son "kicked uruutul tin- world." MayThrough all the millions of the skies, Russian psychologist, now dead, T h a t song o f trium ph which records established the ra Pantheon and ler: lef* bo he hasn't found his goal. . ' cstnoiisncu n m e o n anil T h a t all the e a rth is now the H onda will soon have an opportunity to honor one o f ! his brain to it. Chaliapin, Russian L o rd ’s." Some people persist in paying its native sons who has reached the pinnacle in army circles [singer h as willed his brain to the rent ami buying rood, w ith not a of this country and incidentally is recognized as one of the institution. A STUDY IN GREEN foremost m ilitary men in the world. General Charles I \ F u tu re ages will study today’s sing!.- autom obile ir. the family. flo w b itterly I envied Jones, Summernll, chief of the general sta ff of the American ,,n n n llv c reiM b rain s with in terest, genera! .s ta ll m me z w .ie ric iiii |j^rhap;l , „;u nu.anrn|I 0f thand eir ' Who used to jolt and jar The business r.ir.n who le ft army, will revisit the scenes o f his childhood to receive the c o n v o lu tio n , our hen microThrough pools of mud nnd over nio*i iif Ids e s ta te to a law yer plaudits of his fellow citizens and accept a gift in behalf t-copes cannot tell us why iiakhtcstones probably fig u red he'd save his of the state of Florida. rev's b ra in studied psychology, why •i.la hU.'new m otor car. _. , , ... . . . . . ..................... C haliapin sings, Lindbergh'* flies relatives a lot of trouble. Though # ^ r y time he drove abont, The last session of the state legislature authorized the or C o jl.d g ? “ doesn’t choose." ugn ew j As h» and 1 both knew, presentation of a saber to General Summer all. Jackson­ A college g irl had 3000 g u est i Tim shoes were likely to blow out, ville has been selected as the scene of the presentation and FRA U COSIMA W AGNER, widat her wedding. W hat’ll she do " Or something go askew, all of the m ilitary organizations of. the state have been .w of th e g re at m usician, d au g h ter w.th all those candlesticks. j And though It oftener would sta.l asked to participate in the ceremonies and the festivities Li..zt, friends and memories. a.--* Than travel fast or far, H J b ,.r ,w » f in r f ^ h .= rW r.i> .,,h a t ”rC ° . bC M d ,C,0nnf :tl0n " lth ,hC evcntFlorida has in no otlicial manner ever before recognized At■least It was a carl* .1 'th e achievem ents of General Summernll, blit it stem s quite For yearn l hoarded every cent appropriate that it should do this now as the officer sits * And atowed StTay my pelf in a position that carries w ith it more honor und responsiV n tl\ orilhttotlooa day I went billty than th at of nny other place in A m erican -m ilitary ' * And got a ear myself. clrrles. The fact thnt Florida’s tribute is belated should "Aha!" I chuckled, and my bliss make it none the less impressive. , i Rang strident in my tones, "I'i u m i perhaps that after this * I need not envy Jones!" Alas! my Joy soon passed away, For bow could I divine That JonAa had bought that very ., day * A b ig g er ca r than mine! When I got another bus ’ Aa frequently I’ve done, Tills fellow Jones, the hateful cuss, Has got a b etter one. My present model is a whizz, And hits a lightning gait, But what is that to ir.e, when his f Is still more up to date? Dear reader, don’t decry my moans ■ For aurely if you do Some day you'll find there is a . . Jones ' Who's just ahead of you! —James J. Montague off her THF IN S IW STORY OKI.ANDO KETOKTER.STAK The New York World Is publlrh!ng w hat Colonel F orbes is pleased to tvrm the "inside story o the Ohio gang." Upon his release from prison, the colonel announced that he would expose the mendicants who fastened themselves onto the Hard­ ing administration as a means of vindicating the good name of Warren G. Harding. To us thick-headed people not familiar with the "inside" of W ash­ ington, it will be difficult to harm­ onize the statements so as to find a vindication in a story which charges that the president sat in a poker game in the White House and gambled for a $76,000 stake. No shock will come t» the Amer­ ican people from the charges Forbes makes against Harry Daugherty, Albert Fall, Albert Lusker and Ned McLran; our cred­ ulity is put to no severe test when we are told that these gentlemen not only played poker with a high hand, but that they maintained apartments in the "little green room on K street" where plottings for graft were curried on. What shocks our old fushioned-notion* 0f honesty and th; dignity of a P*resident, is, to be told that Mr. H ardlng sat in poker games in his Elton J. Moughton R u b w ell o v e r th ro a t and cheat. Va p o Architect F irs t N a t'l Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida Rub q u ic k s e r v ic e FO R RENT TRANSFER In Hauling. Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, one 5 room and one 6 room house. These houses are modern in every respect, and the rent fs rensonanie. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St Also have two 2 apartments partly ished. FROM FACTORY TO YOU FEDERAL, EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES at prices you would pay foi Inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. F. P. RINES 221 East F irsl St LUMBER *-*n to o th er latlca. F o r a while, perhaps, F rau Cos- Building Materials and ih ^ T « m p e r a ^ i^ i^ ^ ..chine cannot control its e l'. H ickm an, the vile young crimin*1, who kidnaped anil m urdered n ,» o r child, seeking sym pathy by p retending h y steria, s a t In his cell "w ith g lassy eyes seeing nothing." An experienced sh eriff said: " I ’ll iinc: out about th at h y striu ." He put two drunken Indians in cell next to Hickman and the Indians begun fighting savagely. H ickm an im m ediately came out of his h y steria, his eyes, no longer glassy, followed he fig h tin g In­ dians w ith in tere st and fear. C ontrol of mind over m atter is well established, but mind itself has little control over itself. ' wn White Hifuso library and tha* " ’i^e and Mrs. McLean were in* . Uvd guests, .'u one will expect nny denials from tho-*e who participated in that alleged poker gam e Unless It bo Eldzr Will Hayes, who Forbes snyj won $397 in th at gam e. P re si­ dent and Mrs. H arding cannot speak for them selves. Tho others, aside 'rein M r. Hayes, probably do 1 n o t Q U IT E FIV E days left of not d .n y their propensity f o r ! itc>7 . Mako your new y ea r rosogunibling. Colonel Forbes, in ex- lutions early , s ta rt them today, posing the Ohio gang, thus fa r has ’Those th a t know w h at they should not enveloped anything new or un- d? nnd d o n .t be. ‘lin bt‘* gin seriously five dnys hence believable, ex e tp t the c h a r g e s . | n Q j00Jf jum p or race, a runugainst Mr. H ardm g him self. P erV „ ’ rVat ndvantaiw baps Mr. Forbes has such w arned only five nleus of tnoral turpitude and hon- } u K in \ h" h to K, t \ tn r ted for uaty tlm t he s.e s nothing w rong 1928 J would- do well * to s ta rt now. with u $75,000 poker gam e In the White House. Most people, how ­ ever, will see in his purported CHARLES W. GARY, well-known vindication n rather cruel churge. citizen o # Chicago, who worked his I The Forbes story would read wuy to success and prosperity, en­ more becomingly of a Mexican couraged by John Hertz, is killed I residential party in the executive by a fall from his horse at 52. He mansion than of a United States wore a soft cap or hat, presumably. domestic scene In the White House. Had he worn a hut of heavy felt, Perhaps these stories now coming providing an air cushion between to light will make the American the skull and tho ground, he would people more careful in the future probably be alive. No man Is sufo from a fall when that they may not send men to the White House who arc under obliga­ riding, especially after middle age. And all should wear “hard" riding tions to any gang. hats, women included. Security Lumber Co. G. S. W1TMER, I P. 0 . Box 339 Sandford, Fla. p h o n e 254 — M Own Your Home Stop Paying Rent Never again will prices he as cheap as now. Real estate valijes today arp h.wer than they will ever be in Florida again. Now is the time to any. Bargains are available. If you can possib'y make the first payment why continue paying rent when Phone 797. you can buy a fine home almost like rent and soon have it completely paid for. GAS 21 Cts. Greasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. CECIL L. RINES 1601 W. First St. "Celery Pests to Be Eliminated," says r, headline. Will that Include tha guy who "chomps" It at the dinner ta b let—Times-Unlon. --------- o ---------Cool id ge, Dawes and Hughes ho9e all formally and finally dec­ lined tha . Republican epu nomination. That leaves Hoover, Lowden and Lopgworth leading the f le ld .Stuart N ew s. -o----range how a man can be hap­ pier in a hut than in a mansion.— Florida Times-Union. We didn’t knew that he can. Quite often w*? have run across men who lived in 3 ?rotty 0 .. - fair homes who seemed to be.quite content, all rumor to the 315 W. 1st St. Phone 213-J contrary notwitUstandlng. -oiffon. A. W. Weeks, the brilliant — the Irresistible Lonie Weeks who has made himself a power at several sessions of the lower house u s , the member from Holmes chunty, is a candidate for state senator from tha Third District. The State of Florida in general ed from the heart of a great and THE~U0UN11N'<r*>F C H A IU IT L R has often wished for a Lonnie noble character. BT GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS W feks in the state senate. Mr. The elder Morgan once said that l i g h 'c in can now take rough roods Weeks la aa unrelenting champion In the end, character wins. A our parks and public places. And he had often loaned a million dol­ at forty. G o n e— all bouncing sad to isia g . Am azing n ew W atson of the masses, and a debater of man may blunder, make grievous I said to myself: Why can’t there lar* to a man who had no security JiabUatora, Type AA, check spriag "exceptional ability. — Marianna mistakes, even injure his health be some statue in a prominent beyond his own character. In recoil before is gets started. Seven. f l j rridan. pther words, he loaned on charac­ trial. $28.00 guarantee through dissipation and folly, but 1'lacejn each town and city of the ter. What a tribute to character day guaraoteea-£rce fer ctmpUu set of four. Wfcsn thee* of the Christmas if there is this background of country dedicated to Character? from a man o f character! ' ftatlv sl board partake of crisp character, sooner or iat^r it is I thought of tho effect upon the A nation is not to be Judged by •talks o f Plorida celery, they can­ possible for him to "come back." growing- boys and girla of a com- Its w ealth in material accumula­ w a t s o n S t a b i l a t o r S not realize How much they are In­ You cannot aiimin.tc by words numity of such a statue, How It tion, but by its wealth of character dented to various species birds for or phrases a strong character, a would make them think. Perhaps 'n human beings, m iking such an appetizing dish character that has been grounded AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. Ther® ls no B9fet Krcatcr th»*> ible, according to Information in the touching of a fatner and ah’out the bnse of this memorial character. W. 1st S t. a t Ouk Rhone 23; by E. W. Boll, of Sanford, mother, tor instance. Or a char­ could be placed the names and brief (trial of tha state plant board, acter that has been born right out records of men and women who had review of the work of several o f the travail of early figh t and ,cr%cd th® world »<> unsel'ishly. In extermination of celery struggle— sacrifice or hunger. t It isn.t learning and vast know Mr. Ball listed the pelm The other evening I picked up a ledge that primarily have nelped pippits, . , tree swallow, . . . bnok, made up vl ni.ake..the w®r;a better, I read ;block Wanted at once— 5,000 Coon*, Oppose urns. Skunks. Bring your bird "d • D ^ u i e n a n d rood, w h o b a v s of the life and great services of Hill COW . k P*»**d Into the judgement Igemsnt o f hie- Dwijtht Moody „ cent|y . n « was furs !s or drop ua a card and our representative will call. W e Savannah And all through through th«M th ese Just just a plain man with alm ost no warbler and log- *orjr,* And pay highest cash Market Pricer* the m a t r a t ,Vfori*i yPu ,MU* ht athat glegra o f ♦duration a t «1L1 _.YAtt he Influenced • M greates im a * alsn n ln M n ^1 »#»■«*«>#11MiIV m llllrtn.a .1 1l character shaping and rounding millions toward a finer and bette.*; pasta, with those live*. . - i Ufa when he lived and w orkfd .'*" | in for am- oat thought o f the statues o ' th ese The Moody m essage was a 8anford, "u of love and Mnrieo BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Service step ortthegas FURS FIELD'S F U R -G O . room furn You will have to see these to appreciate them. lir.utKul brown hair, fallin g below her waist and put under the p llb w in he” husband’s coffin. Before the "bob" th a t m eant sacrifice. imiki L uter were published letters of Every .section of the r.tnte shout,1 have n part in thclfe™ S i r ’totom f £ S i S r ‘* » » ; ceremonies honoring this soldier. Representatives from as L u iti Comn.-o said, you know each com m unity should be present to reiterate the esteem th a t th e world is beautiful, and in which General Summerall is held by his fellow Floridans. 1,ittle thinK9 n,uke litt,e difference. He should bd made to fee! thnt the state that gave him T H E HUM AN MIND, strange birth is proud of him and his success. ---------------------------------- o ---------------------------------- hest C olds PARK AVENUE SPANISH BUNGALOW, Attractive little home on popular avenue, close to school and in first class neighborhood. This house consists of liv­ ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bed rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price $5,500.00 with only $250.00 cash and the balance likr rent. BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY STUCCO HOME in one of Sanford’s most exclusive residential sections. Near the Lake- Three bed rooms, bath, large living room, dining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ fully planted grounds with large variety of shrubs. $12,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ ranged. LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SMALL FAMILY in Sanford Heights section. Built on the rear of lot so that larger home can be erected on front portion. Can be bought for $3,000.00 on cash payment of $50.00 and balance monthly in easy payments. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE—on Palmetto Avenue. Two bed rooms, bath, living room and kit­ chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like ren t In addition to the above houses I own a few beautiful lots that I am willing to sell at less than actual cost be­ fore the boom- If you want to buy a lot at low price and on easy terms it will pay you to get in touch with me* Not an agent so you save commission. _Box 799 Care The Daily Herald. �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921 M e. arid Mrs. Ernest W i g g i n s . ’ Entertain A t C onritry; Clnb 6-From Tampa E ntcrtalining with h er usual charm ing m anner, Mrs. E. H. A sh­ craft w as hostess a t a lovely brid­ ge p a rty Tuesday evening a t her on Magnolia when she e n te r­ Miss Mildred Huston home tained honoring hrr house guest Entertains Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cawthon of Tampa. i The rooms where ___ card 'uesday evening at one of the-, tables had been spread fo r play ivliest bridge parties given this ,VM>r? beautifully w ith „ . i k -. ! . . .. , bowls nnd baskets filled with red a*on, at h e r -homo on M artin roses, red berries,: poiilscttias and Street. The’ ro o d s ' f w r o 'adorned ferns. The colors of red am i green tith an abundance of red* roses, Ut’r* accentuated In every detail- Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence /Tel. 37 Social Department Of Woman’s Club Gives Bridge Party Tuesday Of special beauty as well as pleasure wag the C hristm as bridge p arty given Tuesday afternoon for the members df the Social D epartmerit of the Woman’s Club, with Mrs G. Irving, Mrs. Jam es F. Hawkins atul Mrs. A. C. F o rt as Jtostes— nn .• , Thcre w ere IB tables nf during tho afternoon, n’s ,ove|y setting wa« arranged i t 3 , , r*um crnUs pine boughs, basIjcts of poinsettias, pine cones and red ro^cs. Encircling the room ■I boughs of pines and bamboo. ia l,A fCsttyc toufh was added by a a t , large brilliantly illum inated Christmns tree arranged on the stag e be.. fbre the curtains. is- i Scores for the gam es of progth ! ,reR!,ive bridge were kept no tallies bc ip keeping with th e decorations £ arid a fte r the usual num ber of W ED N ESRA Y rjneis E -B ilia will enter gidld, jewels nnd spices, while thoir san g , “ Glory to God in ^ Highest.’’ ' Horace t the th ird scene, J2 girls sang M r; „ Little Town of B ethlehem , and ^ a n ford ray I n 'A M a n g e r ^ while »n belng tl (1 sang "Jo y to The uhclc, ] another angel, played Holy ht," on th e violin. As th e cur- , Mrs A 'p a rte d they revealed M ary C harles .Joseph .gt the m an g er, while l(, .choir san g “ O W o rt hip ^ lie piposnn i," a fte r which th e shepherds ^ p a r tir riwiso m en en tered w hile a _____ ptetto snnfti,l‘RRewt N ight, ■ i ------ -fhe final Sccno shows the pass■of the nineteenth cen tu ry while ! 20th tn tu ry ap p ears bearing hted candles, as th e 20th century tit* appeared in i “ Peace, Good* 11. Lore, Joy and Service," also hying candle* an d form ing a ir. As a recessional the cast un­ ited the choir saftg, “ As of Gindjs. Wen o r Old." Thrt*d taking p a rt.w e ro m em bers (the A zarian class, assisted with pie by M rs. A . M. P hillips, Mrs. theft L. Glenn, M rs. B. C. Moore, k C. III Cook, Mr.' llan n ey , Forpt Gatchell and B. C. Moore. S - j r ? — l"‘ nh" •» lal Christm as greens. i games of bridge, and nflei1 tha Suggestive of the New Y ear , stated num ber o f rounds had been verc the tallies used fo r:the gam e. | played it was found th a t th e high .__ , -. . . . . score prize n h a rd painted nowng the form s of m iniature der jari bad b<M,n won by jjj* . locks. A fter the fifth .progression W nlter S. Coleman. The mon’s iad been played, scores were com- top score prize, hand m ade linen . , ,, . . . handkerchiefs, w ent to Jam es A; mred and the prize for top score. P ittm an. The cu t prize, bridge i lacquer box was won by M rs. M. card# fell to th e lot of W. S. Coledinarik. The men’s high score man- Mrs. A shcraft presented saw s PAGE The Sanford C ountry Club was the scene of one o f the most brilliant social affa irs of (he holi­ day season when M r. and Mrs. soft white chiffon, with which Marion Sims W iggins entertained she wore a handsome Spanish Monday night at a Christmas shawl also of white. dance honoring th eir house guest The evening hours were quickly Mr. an"3 Mrs. E rn est W iggins cf spent in d ancing.'Q uite a number Washington, 1>. C. of clever favor dances were in­ i Never has the club house beeni troduced for which appropriate! mere artisticatly decorated than, favors were „given. Thei music was on this occasion. The walls were furnished by the Scminoie Syncodcoc rUteil w ith boughs of ced.tr pntors nnd was unusually gocst. tied with ,fluffy bofrs o f rod rib­ Lunch whs served throughout the the bon* and p retty holly wreath.*. evening and a t midnight Over head were suspended festoons guests were asked into the dining of red garlands anil Cedar caught room where n delicious huffet with bows of red ribbons from supper was spread. The table was which were hung red bells. The m ..- ^ e d in a U shape, the cen­ wide m antles were ' banked with* tra l decoration being a Inw mound pine and cedar while w reaths of of red roses and aspnnigus ferns grtcncry were placed directly Pieced at intervals were mininabove. Howls of red roses center, d turc C hristm as trees, alternating the runntle, and tall red cathedral with tall red tap ers in silver candles burned In silv er holders at holders. cither side. Tho only lights were Those invited to meet Mr. nnd those from tho large cheery fires Mrs. W iggins wore: Judge and find from the num erous red tap ers Mrs. Jnm ss G. Sharon, Mr. and placed on cabinets and tables. Mrs. Roy Syrnes, Mr. and Mrs. Greeting the guests upon a r ­ rival were: Mrs. W illiam A lex­ ander Loffler, while In the receiv­ ing line were: Mrs. W iggins, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest W iggns and Mr. and Mrs. Hraxton I,. Perkins. Mrs. Loftier wore an exquisite creation of white crepe elaborate!) embroidered in crystals. Mrs. W ig ­ gins received her guests w earing a stunning frock of tom ato red ition shoe polisher, w ent to air. n scarf. lllnarik. Mrs M. W. Glover hold w h en the card tables had been ow score and was aw arded ft bud ,uit, w ilh dninty covCrn th e hostpase, while the other lo\v score cnfK assisted by Mrs. M. 8. Wi|£?nze, a toy fell to Gcor?c M affet:. tfn*. Mrs. Sam uel D ighton nnd At the conclusion of the gam o Miss V irginia Me Daniel served a the hostess assisted by her m other delicious chicken sulnd Course w ith Mrs. S. A..H uston and Mrs. 4. R- coffee. -»‘,r Stewart served butterscotch pie, Those enjoying this lovely u ffn lr fruit cake and coffee. were Mr. and M rs. D. E. Cawthon, Those playing bridge were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W aited S. Coleman, and Mrs. M ortim er Glover, Mrs. M. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam uel R. Dighton, W. Glover of Pittsburgh, Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Moore Scott, und Mrs. Victor Green, Mr. nnd M. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mr. Mrs. J. It. S tew art, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs John W. Sneed, Mr, and W. L. Cooper. Mr. nnd Mrs. C hris Mrs .E d w a r d L. M aitoU. Judge Mathews, Mr and Mrs, M lnarlk, on. Mrs. Jam es G Sharon Mr. o a t*,. , .... o and Mrs. E rnest W iggins of WnnhR ni,M n “ 9ton- Mra: 1 • ingtnn, I). C. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jam es R Stephenson, Miss M argaret Mr- A Pit’tmanf M r nnd M„ . Tandy Rae, George M offett, George U a b -. p rvori j i rs l^ w tc y Inglis, of AtCock and Mies Huston. | laritn. Gu.. Mrs. M. S. W iggins. . ,\. . . . . . . 1Miss M argaret Clinkscalcs of BelMRS. IA EA CH EN TER TA1N3 ton, S. C. Linton E. Allen nnd EdA m ost enjoyable a ffair of the gerton P atterso n . week woa th a t of Monday evening ------------ -------- -— C •: when Mrs. Julius Tnkftch enter- \ i ; o c H o l n n V i n p a n t tained the members of the Ju n io r iVJ l s s Vm cen t Choir of Holy Cross Episcopal H o n o r s .Y O U n fif6 r S o l Church a t the Parish House. The j ' ” *"*4 T * : evening waa m errily spent w ith n , ... 'j ' gam es of all kinds ns well n* . u 'i' ‘V n f r« h J ' 1 I . \ h i u ire v irix£ stunts. A prize was aw arded Mor- !?i hv° HMsn tim er Glover for gdving th e clever- Vi J e ^ /o u h g d au g h ter of D r cat stu n t. A t a Into hour the host- am, M£ ' Cl P . Vincent when she ess served several kinds of sand- cntertalned tht, DWmbcrs o( thf wiches. fru it cake and hot choco- HjKh School re t o t her homo or late. Each guest w as presented a Mcllonville Avenue. U m stn m s box filled w ith candies. Th(} njoms of thl< apnciou, hol„, Members of the choir include W 11- w w briRht Quantities ol Mam H arvey, A lfred Stanley, Phil |,0jn!jettjftrt| sn ap dragons, rcc M anley, H arold f S tanley, Chum riW0t and o th er cu t flowers in rot Stanley, !• rodenek D al^er, H enri- c a rry in e out th e color rcherae a e tta Edw ards, M argaret Edw ards, ted nn,Y jfrocn. Tall bamboo am M artha Bishop, N'rtncy W hite, pjne tree s banked in th e corner " V € Q V U P !P r .* p . I&nnuAl shrine DANCS* ’ m e 6f 'th e 'o u t. stan d in g social' pirs of .the tv^ek w ill bff tho tfti* N ball to h o ' jriSren ,:Thun->drijr th tfK o to i'F o rfp S t 7-ako riltc-S h rin a ’ Olhb. Etich memP W 'th s c lu b T ta a .th e privilego t i d in g u g u est, anu“ those eg- A m o d e ty ^ e R a d io , e t c ., R f t d i j O la . w it h , a ij i n s t a l l e d “i n otflce i ■■ *■* * Palmetto—When you want Elder Springs Water, Call us. And We will give prompt delivery. Elder Springs W^ter Co W. W. THOMPSON, Manager V v !. *« YV4*,iS ' * , 'll <,*,*- *' V I W ool Fancy Indian Blankets r?. « • ■ »-• **■»•-? Blue and Green Combinations, values up to $12.50 — Special this week _ completely equipped. » BATTERIES We now have our old Phone No. 3U in our i1 Second Calvin Teague. l)r. and Mrs. W. !>. H ighteym an. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps, M r. and Mrs. Joe Chit-J tendon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert H e rn -1 lion. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon, Mr. and M rs. Rolland I* Dean, Mr. and M rs. Rutland Read. Mr. rihd Mrs. John W. Sneed, Mr. <•“. ' " ■ ' " * ' 5 9 5 0 . w s x s B i nnd Mrs. R. R. Dens, Mr. nnd on.- j t n t ▼ * , , u v „|,| Ui,( |cry Mrs. Jnm cs I,. Wells, Mr. nnd Mrs. I..' P. M tCuller. Mr. and Mrs. M ortim er Glover, Mr. anil Mrs. Generator and Hugh Lalor, Mirs W inifred Strong, Renaud Battery S h op ^ * Miss M artha Fox, Miss Mabla Howler- Meade Fox, Charles .Wt W. Second.l}t. W hltunr, A rth u r Yowell, Hodgson » x t to Spencers t't'opjm hb Hnll. Dr. E. D. Brown, F. W. Brown. J. F. C arron, G. H. SclilosU-Drmt Gsragdser, I.lnton E. Allen nnd Mr. nmf Mrs. Roy C hittenden • a." H SH aifTSfifiK A N O TIC E A beautiful Chevrolet Coach, Latest Model • tlvsn oar Inungta* gone feminine Jn thfs fus I jiA jabels s jw necks. u fth e.m o ri_ U ^ e' A ll W ool Plaid V, *It T h e ^ c c ^ p r ie ? , y o iir hom e. R n F . fc an e/p x rtid en t, o r George htiH Rory; aecretafy. Gdod music am »B gedf-4«; and many featu res will be given nsp r t H T 'a h dtJM ony; good u m r Part Wool Plaid Blankets Qotp hundred dollars worth of those G Diamond Tires. { i V -iO tU '{ \l <4.ITj^ 4 v tom orrow AmsricaJs ••Sweetheart' M ary JPickfonJ , f, “MY .Jn i rest ,GIRL" A J l. *-•* Service Stations, Tires, Accessories. *■* * 1 *I ___ _ 'J ‘ H - «J » Hof-Mac Battery Company I^ldlo, Battery and Electrical Service . t o ’’ i i w • *, * .j »>• .:** • . .x™ 7#*; *>c* »■-' '* * *, , t ^ w ■- . i Bright Colored All W ool Indian Blankets Good Heavy 'Quality in All Colors4 and--con^j ations» Values $15.00 to $17.50. $1 1-95.; White-Highleyman Company W ight Bros. Company *\,a j %* our Customers values $ 3 -9 5 • j% y [ to be givenw absolutely free to . . ' v' i j|Lr — r‘ J $ 5 .0 0 ■' H i rf C r f1 •4W ^ U i » . 3 1 , . , S Wn ilc fc . V u t a s W * * . . . "r . . ..i �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1927 W here G. 0 . P Will Name Its Man U The Hearst Quiz In W ashington 'i71r b'j(,-vf ■•!»» i Herd's Thelma T n d ! <*i th llie b p in ll. w li »*/ .sh. re W inter Grips Big Ships V.V? . jW : ffi The R epublicans hnv© chosen K ansas City, Mn,( iu picture shows the ex terio r th e qcene of th e next national convention when av'cnti»n hall, candidate for th e presidency will he nom inated. This Blizzard W recks Army’s B iggest Plane Queb ec Orphanage Where 50 Children Lost Lives fj&eSf*•* ffl 5 'V w a* When an tfO-tnilc Id im ird atfuck liurful", N. Vf., the the plrnv under cover lwcuu.se noneof the hangar o th er day, it wrecked thiij $30,000 C urtiss arm yw ere large enough, bom bing plane. A ir field em ployes were unable to I get Asks $100,000 Of Harry K. Thaw Here is the hollow shell of the St. C harles orphunxvhen th e firem en played stre a m s of wutey on tb« age a t Quebec, where a t leas* .10 children lost theiruildtng in freezin g w eath er, .Many of the caWlti lives when fire swept through the century-old build occurred When children who were not reached by U ing. Note how the w alls a re coated with ice, form edflantes \veru s u frm-hted by smoke. She’s Deputy Snyder-Gray Fire Blackens California Hills havoc with ships ca u g h t in ice locked channels. The picture ut the top show s the tu g G eneral r> cueing the crew t>r ‘21 men of the steum er Aguwa which ran ugrouud on Advance Uocf of M unitouliu Island, Lake Huron. T he crew was im prisoned fo r days in the ice-encrusted observation room , w ith little in, d nr beat. The picture below was tuken in the St. M ary’s riv er heluw Sm ilt file. M arie, Mich., W here several larg e boats ha\ • Iwen im prisoned in th e ice. The tug is try in g to lireuk a path for the big steam er. Thaw And His Movie Proteges *l Calif., is srtntf.Hnrry'Ji. Thu MUh Canute fl. Waterston oi Montpelier. O.. it the newest dep* ut. I’nlted Slates marshal In tbs northern district of Ohio. She won't tote a gun. however, her principal weapons being panel! Harry K, Thaw is sh< n upon hia arrival in I-os Angeles with Anita R vers, eft, and Sua i /Hughes a teirttaf screen ta re /"Tlrf'wtTtai o n ytfewrlier, un ien co itraet to Kij| Th kwjati tes at presei? th f y wll bo loaned to ollywood film producers, Mrs. Essie J o ^ r s . top, and E lisha S w ift below, are principals in Louisan*'* copy of the SnyderG ray m u rd er case, according to a confession in the hands of H aynesville.L*., Police. Mrs. Jow . era held * flash lig h t while S w ift killed h er husband, J F. Jow ers, i This remarkable picture, taken at 2 o'clock In lb« moruiai hree-ntlle front ablate on the ridge of the Verdugo moi tourhern-California, where fires recently destroyed mart loiae*'and'tenuded tlionsnnds of acres of forest J bier ksicarance xd tha nooiui-catnwd'bv the Bnai e,98W . . M in i wH > r| .•iiwlf r ,nm ii 1-n*iX ‘» *f*» " �w El... P • *JD ! H e js a n f o r d _ h e r a l d , We d n e s d a y . oE csiupgR ss. 1927. Opportunities To Readers Of Herald Ads Drily Harme || 15-A p artm en t For Rent 26—Miscellaneous For Snle pant A D . R A T E S A— ttractively furnished apartment*: com er Park and Tenth Sts. F rigidaire installed, w ater and garage furnished. l'hone 1 8 J. ( Legal Notices) Wood For Sale—Let __ me place 1 o r 2 strands of oak St pine wood in your yard, while we ore m ov­ ing 100 strands to W est lo th St. Phone 407 L 2. 15th St. Wood Y ard Co. PAGE F ederal R a d io B o d y H a s D on e E xcellen t W ork In * C learing C ongested E th er . . Ipar.a Troubadours; 9:80, Qc * orchestra; 10:30 National GrtrtC Oyera. AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS 516.9, WMC Memphis, 530: . Troubadours; 9:30 orchestra, q u ar­ tet. 336.9, WSM Nashville. 890; *$, I punt T roubadours; 9:30 Goodrich m chestrn. q u a rte t; 10:30, N ations1 Grand OjK-ra. 522 4. V S.MB New Orleans, 930. 9:3t», m usical pregram (2 hrm.) 249.9, WCOA Pensacola. 1200; 9, bridge lessons; 930, Few .Moment* at Piano; 11. organ. 254.1. WRY A Richmond, 1160; 7, concert; 8:30. bridge lessons; 9, Miibicians' club. Wedneaday, Dec. 2». 8— S parxers— t>Jc \y tw. Kl> »Vt.tv yVJ tt h V\» ty RH M KSD ) ^— » rou'yadours— Nong Uits of Miventcen Years—WK.A ■ WKE1 WRC WGY WGR \U i Ar. **T\M W rtJ W l.iit KSD H IU WOO " III) \\t)W WDAF KVOO WIIa S WSM jit. v. SB W ;s.\:. t>- -O rchestra: \ ocal — WOU W I. a .n Win AC U n i l . \VM ■tk WCAU W’JAS WAUL W:\IU WKRC WGIIP W.MAg k .MOX WCAO WOWO. —tioourow Wilson t-oundulinn Dinner— \ \ j /.. -9:.tl) — O rchestra: Q uartet; ’ New Year's Program —Wr,A l* * U E K I WJ A It W TAG WI SH \\ LIT WRC WGR Wt A h WIAA1 NVWJ Wn .-\! ttU.N KS|> Wt t 't l U tn WDAF Mti.VS WSM WMC U S B WHt* WtlW KVOO WFAA. 10 Phonograph Hour—WOU U E.A.N Vt.v.Al U FBI. W’MAK WCAI WJ AS WADI Wa l t ’ WKRC WtillP WMAQ KMOX WCAO WOWO. In: m Opera, Hansel and (in tel. WEAK W'l’SH W’l.lT W id Wt AH WSA1 KSi) WHO W IIAS WSM W'TAM. KUtCKRli. •* murrlol woman, ha* lh- rapaolly ami i|itn11f Iratlona t» W a s h i n g t o n . — D ec, 21 IiiK»• i-hurtf*' »f anil muniiK" tier Slowly struggling out of th e slutown ■•Mate ami property unit to he* ,_ne ads, will be received -ome a Free Pealer In every res- (lows that have congested th e ether pitrona and collector eeni F our room furnished i»e,i. ttx-reupon. upon consideration .. , . ------npnrtment »her-o| doll*. " tel/ for payment. highways for months radio broad­ I private • >f:l>i:ii. a DJFPGI: and PEOUEB r . -h r.rLiv“ ,e b;,th- S17 Pnrk Ave. ------------------- 10c a Une Cor. •hi.: the aforesaid Heport of tho casting as the year of 1927 closet -4th St. l'hone 74. p t a « --------Wood, all lengtns, fo r sale. Leav< ____________ 8c a line Ifle e a ------___ ve 18|.co *1 Master and his findings Is once more movtqg forw ard to a orders at -----------7c « line Is ' hereby eon__ ------or Kent—Furnished npartmen*, F. 11. Dyson 1511 Mellonville Ave. ^ lee rise hereby granted position of real service to the Ame­ Time rates an request 1101 Elm Ave. Cor. 11th St. to (lie said Itosa I., Kllcker. a — married woman. In manage, tak e rican people. Wednesday December •!** ■v. reduced rates are for eliarg.* of and ennlrol her eepnrCLA8SIIED DISPLAY Conditions adm ittedly a re fur in*- statutory property and t*y be2 rooms furnished, housekeeping I .ntive insertions. 122.3 WOK N ew ark, TUI: 7. e n -. enme a Free Peltier In every |rr- from ideal. Rudio's malady s.-nible; h. 'esyions chimes; apartm ent. $14:00 monthly. 301 j ___ words o f average length I— i hotCor. 5th and I’olmeto. ' ^counted a line. I m NI*. ANP OltPI'P.FJ' In f'h a ir- f i r ti in set ious la st March when sn-r n u ll. in, i .ionogiu)m mnir; T l l ^ f 111 P l r t V I*• i s .it Sanford. S* tnluol.- t'ounty, 11:05 dunce music. [Minimum chargo of 30c for Federal Commission took Florida, this lath .lay of Ivcerw- the .. ^ ir .T .v .v 1 1 X J U y Furnished garage apartm ent, in - 1 st insertion. I'dt.5 Y/KAF New York, t hi; 7. tu-r ,\ p is :: ch arge of tl.e case to be cured in Iv.:-x In:‘-nx-v -:c-<--'-----quire 018 Pnrk Ave nr phone (SlUtled) Advertising is restricted Synagaguo -ervicer; h, tu e n t .do- 1 Ilo rrv end get your supply, tell months. 443. w . w. tv iu n u T . 200 cords dry 14 inch pine stove . proper classification. iiu-nis in t l isieryj,t*» irtiubaiioui4; Judue Flroillt *'>*inl, Sem in­ Th« eomntis* ion has had plenty t'.. ■oicnestrn. q u a rte t; III:.II). N at­ [if an error is made The Sanwood $5.00 per coni. Must lx ole County, Florida. WllJtO.V. IHIYI.K A PIGHTON. of trouble and more trouble u ional Grand Opera. j Herald will bo responsible CLEM ENTS APARTMENTS 612 moved off of land. Pnrk Avo. A partm ents—2 and 4 ahend tin nmy wav«? lengths . i «.ii, y*i t» Aiiaiit c C t.y, 1ItiU: l . 0nly one Incorrect insertion, J. J. CATES, —garage and w ater. Reasonable. in t h f . <'ir.iMTT t,oi u r o f t u b long distance reception is uncer’- l'..lit itinn.T orchestra; UiliO M ar-1 i advertiser for subsequent at F arm , West Side. TU t .s r v Til I HD .11 Dli'lAl. C fll- atn 11 impossible. The cry of " n,,a *,u sings; It), Litnte oreh e s t t a .1 *itions. The office should be r t IT <11 IT.t.UI11A IN a n d FOIl Si n •* and mm discrim im cn nunation ination against agn * hristnim varu ls; It), studio pmimmediately In case of FU R N ISH ED apartm ent for rent SF.MINOUB t ’ulXTV IN t ’llAN- n tto»ly •JKItV the small station has be^n raised. Kiam; 11. unnee orchestras in the Herald building—a down F. II ASIIFItAFT. Itecelver Fent-8 ' 5. WiiAI. Halt.more. IU50: town L cation a t rem arkably low In.-le I’ountv Hunk Couipluluntil. Another group of lu-Wadfaster* d e­ 6:30. TO ADVERTISERS mand.-* that the num ber of stations \ . rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The 154.3 WJZ New York 660: 6, A nltoVITZ and wife. .1BN NIK be drastically reduced. Many op­ r Herald clflce. OIMVITZ. cl a l. I>..f,.|l<ln 111 i*. Herald re p resen ta tiv e . Dance na.ii. , 3, Np il Ket *; S:.to Fot erato rs want better wnvc lengths o ltl'B It OF I'l’lll.li' \TI< *N Political Announcement oughly fam iliar w ith ra te s W'o*tr«« W 11*<<ii Fiotmla T in : STATU OF FI.OItIDA TO: am! mure power a m ajority of e*ter<dinner; ID, Social hour; i and classification will 16— Houses For Rent A ollDVITZ and wIf. h : x n ib th« ni want to tie national stations rOMTH AI, A>>OI Vl liM tP T I. OUOVIT7. OFBI.IKA Slumber Music. AI.A It A M A. , you complete inform ation, I hereby anm-uni-e my candidacy Case* attacking the commission I lefenilnnt* f ir the stale legislature, subject i if you wish, th ey will assist |ii,).2 W'Fi-W l.IT Phtlatle'.pliia a|.peurlnK from u -worn bill and the Radio Act of 1927 are n • • •a s * «*••»*„•*>« Rungalow, 5 rooms, sleeping tu the will of the voters In th*< of Itroinptu in wording y o u r w a n t ad 740; 6:30 Wh.spering oichcstrn; 7. nt nleil In i IiIn I’lUIS,. by the courts. primary of June < s porch, garage. $25.00 per month. I In* t'omplulnant. that Daily Toy lau*. H I, r tv A make it more effective. KNTZMINGKD . iljtiVIT/. and win-, Commercial interest*, charging 602 Em Avc. Appy Roberts IKNNIi: K lto2 15.6 KDKA P itt-liurgh, tUiil; 6. t u T in : VOTFIl* OK SKtllAOl.F VITZ are reeldenli, »f ii Slut.* or a monuplv has been created for Grocery. t'ountr* other than ih.- f*lni.- of \Ve;.tinghmi>e band; 8, Sparki-rs: 8:30 recital: 9. Treuh.'.ilnurs. 9:30, cert it ir fO I> T ¥ rp orations are pressing 8:30 Fotre-tcr*: !> concert. Florida. un<l that j.m r oi.-.-nt .id orchestra, q u artet: 10:30, Hansel i hereby . nnimun.v ... my candidacy die!.^ and |daie of reiident* in par th eir right for use of frequencies -Automobile* 277.6 WHAM Rochester. 10S0; 8. ■,n 'i Gretcl. FOR R E N T :—Sm all cottage on fur re-election to the nfflrr of sher­ tleularl, hi. is known I i ‘nelllui. outside of the broadcast bunds for Remington of Hemlnol* County *ul>Jcrt to Alalinniu. uml that nil ■ ......................... utiiil; It), studio p ro ­ Southern re a r of lot. Will rent for $15 00 iff th« action of th<* voter* In the of you lire over the .T>Re gram ; 11 rcqiuxt oigan recital; per month. I.ocutcd at 1705 Mag­ 296 9. WWN'C, Asheville. 1010; Democratic primary to he held nest DODGE ><"dri und that .* l - lio I will appreciate your one Ilut nut of all this chaos of either news. dinner ntuMv. nolia Avenue, Inquire at Herald June. p«*l N * « Ji in MiSlut** n . isure cars and G raham tru c k t. office. support. respectfully your*. HI | \ It •»f II Siirtinu of politics, of btisinesH interest :17!' *'• W(!Y Sch«t?ctatly, 790: l ( 475.9, WSII, Atlanta, tk'Il); 7 ,' ilm and 13th. S treet. Phono >i. f**r\ i11*4.11 u h*-Jill M«•ii M M C. S? ll.VN'D unit legal i|iic*tioii* will eventually 7:30 Soconyun*. \ a t t mid Schepi I.; Triiuhailoiirx; 9.30, orcheUru, qu ar- j Mini « U »*r urn •d >oU. a rist a il'-iucut policy of rccpgu* 8, Remington haini 8:30, Ae < .1 tel. FOR R E N T :—5 room bungalow at TO VOTKIIH OK smilMOl.K Tin: :UKK*»ltl :. till* l*i ll • fcCINS Ss COWAN CO. Auto 2121 P alm etto Avenue. Corner murid v.oi A iillnV IT’/. nod .i i : n - iietl poluy of control- of common progiaiit 9. Ip.iim Troplmdnnrs. t'OlATY 245.8 WDOD Chat tain uigo, 1220 Juit tor fun. inti not with any lolator and sheet m etal works. lot. G arage. $25.00 monthly. In­ NIB i dp »VITZ. hi* u if.-, I 33.1.1, WBZ Springfield. 900: 8, 8:30 enitetuble; 9, string band; 9:30. Irntlon of Hying. Mayor WllUata ■tl . law of ratlin - th at the hroailI hereby aniiouncv myself n» a ally •> > mid appear I..Ti>r.French Avenue. Phone 716-W. quire at H erald office. <-aiullilat.- for sherlfr of Seminole Cln-uli Court ut Suufi.ii •nr Hunt enstinu and transm itting urt by I'liamoion Sparkers H|30 Svlvnn :t orgun recital. Hale I Dig BIB) Thompson of Chi­ S. m m . i.'ounty subject to tin, action <,f ole Cn|iiit>, Florldii. on Fore ters: '.). Woodrow Wilson 981 I. KT11S Hot Springs. 780; cago put on an uvtator’a hcadgaar the Democratic prim ary to ne da> <>f Felirtiary, A P Hi** Hih air inns find n-elf •nt a s bhthday dinner; lll.O.t Scutch fTia. SANFORD BUICK CO. i''-V i»« fountlatii a and hi a position FOR REN T—3 room house with lield In the eurty part of June lids. 8, organ cmiccrt; 8:30, Arlington and goExis* the other day. It v a i milk.- iin*wer to the mil of in t< <- (' int-dian. in* v irtu al *''i ill i: y. Very respectively. 212 .Mngnolin Ave. "icln -tru ; 10, dance music. g arage. $8.00 n month. Apply at Chicago's Christmas charity pbnnt this day filed iiku I u * i you K. K. HHADV. by the Comidnliuiiit In this i-iinse, 468.5, WR<! W ashington, 6 UP Phone 367. 322.4, WIIAS Louisville, 630 ; 9, 117 Poplar Ave. t on.mis*.oil Busy •how. otherwise sold hill of romplnlnt F rem it* first m eeting March (Legal Notices) will lie taken a* eoiifesseil •y you 19— Houses For Sale HUPS-MARMONS fti:t isiion COIJCCTland rileh of yiiu and till* i-ativc 14, the It;*. : IN TUB ClltCLiT COBItT OF 814.1- proceed i-x parte tra te d on t V IO M ’IH P O P Sanford Automobile Co. t: I of taking out bungalow- sleeping The iriture ..f suld suit In-Ing a congestion INOI.B COUNTY FI.OItIDA. IN Magnolia Avc. l’hone 131 Five room me broadcast suit to foreclose those cert ii III riCANCHUY. porch and open fire place. 75 mid 1500 kiloLEND ME AN SHORTTMBICtWKTMKIt. Complain­ nu.rtttiigi h uh follows, to-\v|\vl: haml betv •< ft. lot. paved sidewalk. located ANNIE NOVi CALM DOWN BEFORE L Mortgage given )*y C. 1. Britt and cycles. Tl ant. '"Vo of the Pusincss Service J lo w i wife, to The American T rust 2203 Oak Ave. Will sell this resi­ L 'V E GOT A SWELL-L-L yciif itv .< VI ■ffective DecUAPTA <aNE TOO A HVPOOERMlC.' Company. Executor, dated Muv THAT PO P I TIP ON TH' STOCK B. A. DOUGLAS*, a.ul V. M. DOUG­ Ir, th A. D. 10■, ittnl of record lo em ber I .••• IcomanL: tra n sfe r pictures., lience at a g re a t sacrifice. I'liniiniiting inEORE L'N\ LETTIM’ VOU IN ON VT? LASS. his wife. SEMINOLE Mortgage Bonk 13. puge III of tin- tei f e n :i • paints, and brushes. Sun Salesm en— Experienced direct sel­ MARKET 25 of the 36 |?0CElveD Ci."NTY DANK, a Corporntlon. Puldic ttei-ords of Si*iulniile C.,un chf-nm ' '• C'MOM DCNMN TO TH' BANK House P aints and Varnishes, d"d and 1,000 lers, ca n tin g $10.00 a day. Won­ ns Trusti'i* fur T. V. ItRENT. I. ty. Florldii.; Mortgage given lo ,\ 'A nWou’RE gonna nt r» i., and Wall P aper derful sellers. W rite Box 1 106 AN' TAKE SOO BOCKS ALLEN. tr. II WYNN, O W. • •tovlt* unit wife unto Charles I.. kilo eye 5 DWDEHD VINI.Ni' .....I J L. SANDLIN; Brill dated (let.dier 21. A D Ci.pi LET ME IN OM I T ■Vi 12 V--. F irst £ ‘ By this a m t!io cnniniissioii OOTA STORAGE Sanford, Fla. slid of record lo Morlguge Itoo) YROtA THE LDWV.IID HIGGINS. INCOUFf)!!net up 25 HUH? C’MON NOW 31 on pane ;.Vi „f the Puldic Itcnnnel* for DX or , TED. a Corporation It I. ord* of Seminole County, Florida: GUNH-TYTE CRETE In every shapt ftmJ I NVw p re tty s tUe .o home just % tong (liftimci:v reception, upon •7* BlLL.VOLi SAID T’KAItCE, SANFOUD HOLDING Mortgage given liy A. " r oil* an.I CREAMERIES, * Is. etc.* Sanford Cente,. ) out8ide city lim its. garage, 100 COrtl’OI! ATION. a Ci,monition. u li- lull" Cliurlcs i. Drill d atn l which nt !en*t a part of each tiny ' * fC * TOU'D — ltd* Company, F ifth T V ItIIENT. f ALLEN. C. It. i >etniter lis t. A D Dip; and of tlT.ns-continentiil transm ission o f 1 b'LV. IS OM a n 'J I ft. on new road, suitable store, WYNN. G. W. YIN ING nml .1. I- I record In Mortgage |ln»l, "t. oil program s, without interference, SM. Phone 112-W. DECK. TO filling station o r garden and S4VD'IN. IW ritilnnts page :Ti of the Puldic Itecord* of • p chickens two big lots, either su b ­ SrtCW HltAl •should be possible. The axe fell on | *:< -ric:; o f M 'S T Bit'S SALE \ Seminole County, Florida. E. lou sel. Farm s, Crovaa, NOTICE i « •'..r*l<y irlven that upurban home or m ay be combined ll I* further ordered that till* the small stations which were | K MtC-E |m*i. 110 N. Park Avc. Phone an<l liy virtue of a P errm of Nollce l.e puldishcd In The Han I with a business. Will build nice •'<-r t-’rreclonire rti't Sail* tinti-rcl In ford Herald, a newspaper puldlsh relegated to other sections of th* i IEAi^V WAV | store and station, $500 extra. As •hi- shnv« **niIt 1*-«I enusn on Ih* cd In Sanford. Semin-lo County. h oadm.it hand. TOMfWlE *“ * now $1500. No b e tte r value pos­ "Sth ilnv of Novumher, A. D. E'17. Florida, once n week for four fi) WIGHT PRINT SHOP Front the Commission's sta n d -1 f. n* Hprrliil .Vinter In Chanrerv. KONEV consecutive weeks and that n copy ; t FPY service on anything lr. sible. Fred E. Russell, 110 So. on Mnniinv the 2ml ilay of Jnnunry. hereof he mailed to A. (irovtir Point the best stations of United VI Ac nting. A phone call will get Pnrk. Box 1046. v i>. i»*s. same being a Hale Pay nnd Jennie Orovltg. Ills wife, the S ta te s are concentrated on the I I of this Cnnrt anil a legal sales i|i*t." fids tits named In this order. | The stock I man. Phone 417-W. 9 RailLocal FOR SA LE; Small house on Mag­ day In front of the Court lloiiss WITNESS my hand ami official 600—100 kilocycle band. Ave. Sanford. Seminole County Flori­ seal of the Ctrrilll Court of th* Jtatio n s those with a specialu»d MARKET nolia Avenue north of Central at da, will offer for Rule to tile hleh- twenty-third Judicial Circuit oi Practically no e*t end best hldiler for ra»h. dttr. the Slate i f Florida. In unit fof appeal or others whose service AL BOOnNG— The Roof F.v- S treet. $3500.00. the legal hours of sole, the fot- RcinlU'dc County, on this the ;tlth is n o t regarded of the highest or­ is ting. Metal shingles, cash required paym ents like rent. Ing lowing described land. situate. der are concentrated on the sceA. D. D*?7. ing ream tin and galvinizcd Address R. II. B. C are Tha Herald. Ivlmr and being In the County of dav of Deectrther, V. I.. IMICGLA8S. ) lions of the broad* n s t hand where Seminole and Stale , of Florida, See J an es H. Cowan. Ouk Clerk Circuit Court more particularly described as fol­ By A. M. WEEKS. {the congestion is so severe as to 20— Farms For Sale and Third St. Phone 111. 'NOW BiLL.YCO'Rc ) SAT. \ r s BETTER TV1AN A NICE VfORK, BILL OM 8 0 Y lows. to-w lt: Duputy Clerk render anything but local recep­ l o t Eight (4) or Block " V (SEAL). SURE THIS IS A Fir s t m ortgage o n t h ’ TH’ FIRST ST E P YfAS EASY— AN UP YOUR OLD W A LLS OVIEDO CELERY IA N D of Si. Gertrnde Addition t • (v ii . sgn . Mo y l e t'I g iit o n . tion nt least problematical. GOOD THING GOLDEN GATE ONLV ONE Snnford, Florida as per plat a THE NEW W A L L P A IN T Ten acres or m ore, one mile from Solicitors (nr Ciimplslnfini. AN’ I'L L oCOU TEACH POP H^f.’ •J thereof duly of record In the 1ETIHNG N EW AuND BET- city limits, flowing wells. Cou::t The stations who suffered loss “THING.THOUGH-TOD’LL HAVE Public Iteeords of Seminole • ’ NOTU’E o p ANNUAL MEETING T&WALK. 1MTO ANOTHER F0R FU R T H E R INFORMA> Lino and Seaboard loading tracks County. Florida. 'O F HTtu'KIIol.DEIlS OF SEMIN­ of th eir favorable wuve lengths TO ’WAIT A COUPLA DANS ON INUESTMENT-GUESS HE OLE SEFI tilYiKS CO. ■ CALL PHONE 235-J OR one-half mile from property. Price Terms: Cash. Purchase- to pay through this process of setting Hanfi'ld. Florida. VOUR MOUEV C'MON, NOW V. C COLLER, SANFORD. $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ foi Deed. 't | HASN’T SO DERM MUCH, BUT up preferred and unrestricted W. W. WHITE. NOTICE IS IIEItEIIY GIVEN LOOSE - ACT Master. That in pursuance witli the C harier channels for tho more powerful AS TH' HORSE “TRAINER able 10 equal annual payment.*, WILSON BOYLE &Special b ~ ti DIGIITON. nml in accordance with the provi­ hiondcaaters uru not expected m AS IF YOU Solicitors for Complainant. VJOULD S/'vY, “EVERY sions of law, the annual m eeting subm it without u fight. KOGRAPII—repairing, piano in terest 6 pet. ~ vajpqp of Slock holders of ll"* SeinlU'de Paul P. B arnett, 19 Wall Street, e r r H ELPS' r nag by experts w ith 17 years flltC U IT COPUT t»B SBJf Securities Company Will be held lit Orlando, Florida. Phone 8393 INinTHE i v 7 1 ^ PASSlN* k l e roPN TV . f i .o iiid a ; in the office of the Company. In Horifnee. Sanford music rtore MAN TAKES OWN 1.1 FF. *7 s \ ^vnOTT or 5313. f’HANCBUY. I City of- Sanford. Florida, on the liift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 MeIn Its: Petition >f DOHA L. Itlii dny of January, 1924, nt th-* HAVU3 Arcade, Phone 832. JA C K 80N Y ILLK . Fla., Dec. 2. K I.ll'l Kit. hour of I0:no o'clock A. M., for 21— Acreage For Sale " ILLS OllDBIt ON PETITION TO .1113 the purpose of eonshlerlug such — (IN S )— Despondency over the I'HCBKKD A .FBEE DRALEIl. m atters as may be brought before illness of h is wife was believed to Nipper. Signs of all kinds. FOR SALE:—Beautiful urceago q*he .-hove and foregoing cause It. SuUard Paint St 7/aIl Paper between Orlando roads, 33 1-3 eomlng on this day to he heard Dated this the 15th day of Dec­ he the cause o ' J. M. Groom*, 51, report of. the Hperlat Muster ember. 1917. | for taking* his life tctlay by shoot­ acres, consisting o f sunie high and upon of the lestlmony taken anil filed A ttest: ing a bullet through his heart. some low land. Ideally situated herein together with his finding! J I. STEWAItT. '3 DRUG STORE— Pre- for poultry farm. Frontage on old thereon nnd the Four* bring fully Grooms fired the fata! shot in a .Secretary. fptions, Drugs, Soda. We are Orlando road. Can be bought at nils B'-il In the m atter uud millsroom next to that in which Id* W. W. C. RMITIL President, wife lay Hi. you as your phone. Call 103 a bargain with very easy payments. fieri that the Petitioner. Hos.s to This Is an opportunity for some ING BLOCKS— Irrigation one to get a desirable poultry furm I^ V _ _ /Avxoja.! .'•ti anil general cement work. for almost nothing. For further Concrete Co. J. E. Ter­ information see R. J. Holly, First ri Pron. 3rd and Elm National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. T«rn*: Cash in Advance Radio Programs nils BY TAYLOR \ I > E WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY jflelp Wanted Female 22—Real Estate To Exchange ^TED—Colored dish washer one woman to work In kit- New, Pretty, Stucco home just Apply at Tasty Shop. 208 outside City limits, garage. 190 Nfk Avc., from 2:30 to ft. on new road, suitable store, M l. filling station or garden and chickens, two big lots, either Sub­ financial urban Home or ninv be combined Will build nice PORD BOND AND MORT­ with a business. store and station $500 extra; as ICE COMPANY. 112 Second now $1500. No better value pos­ on Improved business sible. Fred E. Russell. 110 So. "idence property. Also will Park Box 1046._______________ mortgages a s security, 21— Lota For Sale M W - M W ARM FOR SALE— Umbrella tent 9x0,1 M cottar* a t Slver Lake, good one , new. Phone 745-J. f ‘ iTe n* „ f ian(j. Partial- 1901 Magnolia. 'hhixl he use a t Paola, next *1 house. See Jno. D. Jink- FOR SALE— Buick Touring car ini •ford. Fla. good condition. Model 1922. Price $05.00. Will trade. Phonal Tantsd 8 0 5 -W .______________________ tor Girl. One experi- Want To Rent Piano For ThreJI waking salads. Lu-Belli . Months. Reply R. M. B. care] ‘Herald. J .i^ T ? A H »S ¥ S AN A CO LO u m DAY COAT* ■i CO LD SB Minly) mm £ 5 V > 53^ UL M I For Sale— Must sell this week, Underwood typewriter. • typewiter desk £ chair, Rotospe.'d flat top oak desk. All good condi­ tion. Box 990. Caro Herald. M AM OVER FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lopepper and other spring ent'd lot facing en it on Palmetto stc<l from Stokes Seed Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good jjy. Arcade Bldg., and beneighborhood. Very desirable for 5 of pure type strain*. Allborne, quite close to school. $1750.00 twibfectcd. | Almost your own terms. Address Seminole Builders. Inc. P. 0 . Box Hscellaneous 431, Sanford, Florida. • Gun, Lock and Phonograr.h uting our specialty. . T ovi, K »pnr ing goods, and fish* supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, * fd e Store.” M cU nder N O 6 R O K E .K I Plants and Flowers 7 • O. A. 3 ituthti. optomeL H. Griffith. Optician. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale Optical C o, &05 E. Oth St- Wanted to sell before Jan. 1at. I ft«d. Glasses made, onlv best little business in Sanford. | ’’Pod. Plant In San'ord. . » and clock repairing— Apply Lobby News Stand. Na­ tional Bank Bldg. ole prices. •. HOMES for HOMESEEKERS . T y H E R PS no need to spend weary hours searching for a desirable home or homreite. E vctv day you will find many beautiful homes in ideal locations listed and carefully described in our W ant A d Section. Buy now before the cold weather begins, and be assured of a warm and coo*, fortable home for the winter. Y qu will find every type of home from n four-room cottage to a new mansion offered for sale in our Want Ads. ii Advertising in our Want Ads is the quickest, most economical, end satis­ factory way to buy or tell merchandise of any kind. 'I THE SANFORD HERA] L V f 1 -<m rA t lU lH U V s /R A P . j I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 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 28, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1927; <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/16c57373958b8633486acb529b57b6df.pdf 549180717c744663c84115327ccca41d PDF Text Text r YOUR NEWSPAPER published fn Florid,las Heart the World’s Greatest Vegetable Srelion. Its Richest Garden Land. THE WKATHE1 Partly cloudy to night Slii colder in eaat-eentral pot Wednesday Increasing eloudi rising tempera tons in eentrkl north portion*. Leased Wire Internatinn.nl SANFORD. FLORIDA. T l ’EvS!) AY. DECEMBER 27, 1927 .Member Aadit Bureau Of Circulations AND Troops Guard Tennessee lICKM ANGIVESMob Threatens To CIS] TownAfter Gun Fight iin ri Which Six MeAre Slain DETA ILSOFH ISLynchHickmanOn DEEDReturn For WnessCaesesSen saticn in Testify ing Avila Tried fi Sell Him Paper: i otithful Kidnapper-Slayer Reiterates He Committed Gruesome CrimesToOblain L A W Y E R MoneyToSpendOnSchooUng I WASHINGTON. Dec. 27. I IINS i The Senate'* investigation I - into tin* authenticity of the ."o, lean documents p'lblLlicd i:. t.i I Hrar-t newspapers w.is icscm i'l I hrr today with Frank Y. McI Uuglilm. an Amcricun oil man \vh.» I has spent most of the last seven | year i'i Mexico City, n< the ti I vitiic jj; Mcl.aiuidin identified him -iti ■ is a truvUir.il engineer wlm went I to .Mi »ii ii in HI20, later b•‘cmning Ikivnutivd with the HI Sol lVir,>-, I hum i o.i puny ua director and vice ' I pn >iiien . lie said he had many I "p< .ioii.il Illation#" w ith Mexican I official*. ! The witness created u mild senI aU'-n in ih-.' committee ........ when . I he testified that Miguel Avila, the 1 I Anieiuaii-boin Mexican who sold ' I the documents to the 1(curst pup- ' lefs, unce tried to sell him a eonfiI (initial file of correspondent.- I>cI tween Secretary of State Kellogg I and Ambassador James if. Slid' >•. irrhcr« would I he dirigible Lo\n g e le m e-si;;rd the department that ‘ he w.v* niidwa) belwcen Cape Sabi,, and Sable Wand. where '* is believed the Hawn went ' n .iw,| that no tra -c of the mi->ing flyers was found. nf nff<~r p »»,i^ apuo!»’t- of the < 01 Y' 1,1 f' #• •' b< di t, a °f the firm of hi* I^ow Angeles county jail is lo­ r rank P. \V«lsh, well-, cated. b..r uttomey. | Terror stricken by the fury o^> Walsh was speeding the mob. Hickman, his face ashen-' . Mrs. Eva M. Hickman, white, was pulled by the manacltl^j! f the confessed murderer, of his two powerful body guard was in seclusion at her home. She through the double doors of tbe ''inclined to discuss what part In building sohard th a t it seemed ers that Jii*-arm s must ” *e defene If any, she will piny. ' The r»r»-.year old mother broke huvo been dDTddatei^^ Hickman was taken off the train down com.ipletely nnd sobbed hystericnlly when she ’ learned more nt Jackson and Alameda S t r e e t s di tails of' ~ ' Edward’s confession to- under heavy police guard and in an automobife and ’ day. Between sobs, ______ _ placed however,_ _ she maintained her faith in her son, rushed to the county jail. Police declaring she would never believe curs, laden with visibly armed ' he hail conceived such a horrible crime. »j „ ot M l „ 9>id M ||ick.ran."that my .on committed \Y \S H I M .T O N Lowh 1w- . mi nirh-hrow nlike share id;i.ii’.mg nitihes in the cultural In -ti•i >- uf iho American ueuple. t r a m .< W. f Iray f on, was started I he luricy hen* «••* t v -nty basci pitnph <*if ihr const ,-f New Knglni.d r'el i di cum >nign i Ii N’ovn Scotia .miay by tli- S'.uit. n,,ght have read "here lies n man >ho lint led "00." was a t incuh u vant and the iKutroy.r Malian. • utnhutoi* tu the history of cosHustling out of Boston u*. -> ’"l-ditiin I'nited Mai i m» was kncls an hour, tne SHurtoAe •hi* master and fellow \. !ir>,c name V.. er. hcllishcil !n It dozen PH. came abreast of the Mahan til ->< D'S. step in tli. new policy, the Mate A. M. in (It! west longitude. 12 No I >ss :m tillr i-rnuhtir instit­ Depart m int has approved the purnorth latitude—approximate!* 2 'a» ute n iii.-n tho American Council chu.-e t.y the Mexican government mile8 southeast of Sable l.-lund «f Lamed Societies, whoin mem­ of th. Kuril airplane in which .Mis. where "the Dawn’s" radio wu ber organizations brought togeth­ Evuni.'vliiie Lindbergh flew from o V . S k t S n ^ l . h r i n i f C . S S believe he hist heard. er nearly 20,000 of the world’s Detroit to Mexico City. The plane and asked for the younger Parker ,0 ” *d ln.to "inking the conwill Is lin'd m the Mexican mili­ girl. I didn't know they were from fc“r violence and Twenty ii'ii.s off liv New Eng­ tending humanistic scientists hero tary ervice. h ai recognized this fact ns twins, but nnywny, they sent for ho, W‘U repadiitte it when he is land Const, the Nturtevunl nnd lit, a•'day, fundamental truth. There will he.no complete abroga­ Marion nnd I told them my name « f*- J c" n rcLml between the lines •dahnn vprehJ out, milking it pos­ And so, ii remarkable accon(- tion of tin- embargo on ami* to was Cooper nnd l worked in the that he has been handled in such sible o sweep n lune t»2 miles wide. plishment of research m il writing Mixiio. The State Department hurt » •» » " " " n 9 ‘° , make him say The Mahan, Di milc.i from the "the dictionary of American bio­ ofiici.il- indicated, hut rnch appli- l bank and that her father was wanted things he really doesn t mean. in an auto accident and Hturtovant, r.tenincd along a paiui- graph," A product of the l.eurned cation will he considered on it* light away. U ll course, milking a double visibi­ Mn'ieties—will contain among the cm n individual merits. The cm- her"They let her go, nnd 1 put her lity. 20,000 tci'n-ond wwpirn who rontri-Tburgo •rdec now applies to arms, in tho cor und we drove first to L'p to II o’clock this moi'iiing nn hated something to Amcricun his­ wnmiiuit'.iii, airplanes, nnirnTl oth­ Glendale. There 1‘toIiT h fr of my trace of the plnne, whidi \iu-< car- tory in the past, the name of "A n­ e r milita v supplies. It was indie- di celt, hut said l would have to Anson's caled ni.idificiilion of the present hold her until I got $1,500 from Lying Mrs. Grayson, Oskar Onidjl, son, mlrinn Constantino. pilot, Brice Gnhlshorough, mivigut- name is that of "Austin, William." policy would he extended not only her father. * i r nnd Fred Kohler, motor expert, nutlior, historian, and of the lilti- to the Mexican government, hut at- > "Sho didn’t cry or fight or any­ had been found. "The Dnivn’’ le u e#t of New England* Bunker Hill so to private compunies in Mexico thing, and I don’t have to tie her an well. Friday for Newfoundland on tho blood. after she'd he «|uict. "I ii not alone the high-brow The Mexican government now | "I warned her she would ho hurt tirst leg of a trans-Atlantic hop to that It#.* made the history and life has several applications pending if sho didn’t do ns 1 said, ami I Copenhagen. of United States," Waidon U. I.e- with the state department for ap­ showed her my gun. land, historian, scholar nnd secre­ proval of .hipmens of war supplies "Then wo drove to the main po»ttary of the learned societies,” told which have been held up indefinite­ offlco- where I wrote the first let­ ter to Mr. I'urker and mailed it. ly by the Mate depurtmnt. "And then we went to a Western Union office in Pasadena, where I JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 27. left her alone In tho enr, nnd sent —(IN S)—Eight persons were In a telegram warning Mr. Parker to local hospitals hare today as re­ do nothing until he it'll niy letter. sults of threo automobile accidents "Wo drova out beyond Azusa a f­ Inst night and early today. ter thnt and came hack in through Dr. O. G. Prldgeon, Jacksonville Alhnmbra whore I sent tho second dentist, is suffering from e broken telegram. hnck and internal injuries. Hia "Then wc went to the Rialto condition is said to- bis serious. Theatre in Alhambra and saw a William Nosivorth of Attapulpicture called "Figures Don’t Lie." gus, Ga., is suffering a fractured LONDON, Dec. 27— <INS>— At 10 o’clock wo drove hack to skull and probable Internal injur­ Los Angeles to the Bellovuo Arms ies. . \ Death, euffering and disrupted and waited outside half an hour un­ II. J. Bowker, commercial avia­ communications today rode In on til no ono was nround. tor of Amarillo, Texas, an injured the heels of the heaviest blizzard . the British Isles have known for "I told Marion my apartm ent spine. • many years. was on the third floor and she Mrs. Nora Sighto, of Centraiinn, The enow, which began late would have to follow up staire be­ W. Va.. an injured chest, lacera­ hind me ami be ipiict. tions about her head, nnd several Chrlskmea night, continued unin­ terruptedly until the eerty houre "She did und no one »aw us go bruises. of today. For the first tins* In In. William Borrell, of AmeriUo, year* snowplows were used to “ Marion sletit on the couch that Texas, a dislocated shoulder. clear the streets of London. night with only hor shoes off, and Katie Halconibc, local lacerations Several persona have been found I put a heavy Idanket over her. I lay awake a long time looking at about the face and bruises about fro zap to death in the snow in varl*£ the limbs and body, not serious. ous sections of the country. Hun-" her. d ia rie s 'll. Robbins, local bruises. dreds of bungalows in the Thsunee "She awoke at 7 o'clock and I The accidents resulted in the valley were inundated when the i cooked breakfast, but she wouldn’t cut, but was sobbing so I told her comnlcto demolition of three auto­ river overflowed. All railroaila reported their lin­ she could write n note to her father mobiles and ht;avy damages to threo other*. os blocked a t different points b y , ami that guided her. a izio. kiiu auiicuuivg ware diedrifts, and schedules "Then I tied her to a chair and rupted. Many trains and theuee I went down town to read the papers, of vehicles have been abandc ami sent a .letter t<» her father with in huge drifts thruout the coua her note in it. side. I cume buck tu the apartm ent Thousands of telephone II nnd showed Marion the papers nnd were down and sharp gale foi she seemed pleased ut seeing her channel vessels to run to core: name there. This was nt noon on sheltered harbors. Friday and wc went out afire that j and drove through Aihambru and out to Santa Anna anil on to San Juan Capistrano. "Marion seemed happy end said she liked to ride in automobiles. “I got the evening papers when RALEIGH N. C , Dee. wo camu back and a fter reading (IN S)—Clarence Thomas, them In the car wc drove to tho was being kept in state priso: Pacific electric station at Sixth and today pending his trial for ti Main Struets und telephoned Mr. SCHOOL GETS MILLION ling of detective Sergeant Parker. But the lino ws* busy. Teague, 52, of Winston-Sell “Then wo rods out on Glendale The negro was taken to Um Boulevard and I called her father penitentiary for eafekeeplai from a drug store near Angelus |ow( TMgue’a death .la Wl Temple and Parker said he’d have which to organise end endow a i lowing "school of government" has been Salem yesterday *ifrom ' • 7 — , u “ i WOUU the money all right. p M.l- •„ renew* Wsskleittne ITni. •#««naa * x . a v_'*1 AfUd “I called him ugain from Pico muti»* to George Washington Uni- je£fj to and Wilton Streets from another versitv by tho'Supremo Council of Thomas. :e was shot on Deceit) drug store and made a date to t h ’ Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. it wai announced today. The gift whcn i attempted to o n e meet him on Gram mercy Street. "Murion and I saw Mr. Parker was mad.* a* a memorial to negro on a charge of « n r drivt* past in his car, but I got 'George Washington, the Mason." connection with the death ai frightened when I »aw two other ILLNESS DELAYS FLIGHT g ? ^ v tS S l3 & il cars that I thought were filled with dcUctivi and I drovo away. — . tory, three days earl "On Frid.iv night Marion slept ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y., on the couch ugnin. She woke up fRoc. 27.—»INS)—An attack of InYOUTHS U nt 7 o'clock -nnd I t*'d h?r to write .Ideation tuficred by Bert Acoata a note telling her father not t* *cd#y iau«ed iloatponeirjnt until ___ trno me. ) o’clock tomorrow morning of the (IN S)— Two unt "She didn't mind w attempt to set a world’s enduniwic held up the Peopb "I tied,Marion to a tlight re^ird by Acosta and his co- today and escaped pilot Emile Burgin. cash. (continued on p« Higii Waters Drive Scores From Their Homes InLouisiana Lindbergh Making Plans F o r F l i g h t To Guatemala City w..it-Vi)—Confronted . ' ’wwiU»VH$XS» by e trd Vm'rirnn Council Of Learned Mo'*.. Suin’lies Ui’iiigni/c Some! In \' I" cnty'l ltmisuntil’rnniincul Flew In History Of This Notion l»o|ic \i«>an| prison car enioute io |.o* Angeles, Dec. 27— (IN S )—“ Well, gentlemen. This is the true story ot everything that bus happened.” William Edward Hickman, cunfe-‘ed kidnapper-murderer, then •old of events lending up to the kidnapping of Marion I’nrkei.ond how he put the 12 year old school girl to death. "On November 25 f came tu Los Angeles after stealing u car in Kansas City. I had wanted for .onie tinio to kidnap n girl, so I could get money to go to mllnge, "Oil Dt’C. 12 I decided to locate another man nnd steal his daugh­ ter. but I finally gave her up bceau*o I thought she was too young. "Then 1 thought of Mr. Parker and hi" girls btTuusc I remembered seeing thim come in the bank where ho was an officer nnd where '. used t,i work. "So I drove out to Parkers home on South Wilton Place on Dec 11 and saw the little girl Marion riding on a bicycle. "And on Dec. 15 I parked near Mr. Parker's house again in the morning and 1 navy Mr. Parker drive away and noticed his car. "Then I followed the two girls i that m .nung to school at H o cl.K-k. Holiday Accidents InJacksonvilleSend Eight To Hospitals E HAVE NEW MYSTERY , ’ ,*e*prmlfto tho raun* !„• »! V |„ fi„ (| ihi airplane Dawn. I Lindbergh for his Bight to Guate­ mala, after a fltildy of weather rej ports, America’s flying umbas-*a;do:* decided definitely to toko off ! rnriy tomorrow morning. He will liv in a direct line to Guatemala [c ity , a flight about HU0 milrs which ho expect# to cover in ap­ *ouid turn it over to the Amcri proximately nine hours. . t*n embassy." Today he planned to test the mot­ “Did he ask fop: money 7" ors of the Spirit of St. Louis .No, Avila's method was verj (thoroughly to begin hc> air jour[f'qui'.” said M cLaughlin. "Hi I iiey to tho north, back to Detroit. iiirply showed you a The last official social function ‘ document. Then he canto uround ; to th* .famous fiyer nnd hi* moth­ ____ would then i er wus given yesterday. Ambusif"JJC an original. He wus ahvuys ndor and Mrs. Morrow ga\e a ‘"ke and alwuys asking for u few garden party in their honor to *03." which only American# were invited. AjHllNCTON. I)cc. 2 7 .- ( lN S ) .eJ“r*V half a million dollars ... •»mjr suprdies were dei;'■'* here tmiav in n fir»* ut tho '‘•eld a ir station. Tne supwcTe stored in u hanger, t- },* CK', tt!#t«l)' demolished. 27. U t r a n c e s W iL 'hi ( ir a ) M in a n d her t h r e e c o m p an io n s a b o a r d ' McLaughlin said he knew Avila I very well, having met him first in I IK! I through Joseph DoCuurey, iMexiro City corrcspondont for the I New York Times, who introduced ■him as a representative of the ILira# News Agency. McLaughlin had Iin article he wished to have pub- , Wished in Europe, and gave it to livifa, he said. I- There is n regular “traffic in pocuments" in Mexico, McLnugh- ( un said. For a price, ho declared, fYou can get any kind of document tou want.’* I “Avila was noto.rous in Mexico p a purveyor of these documents’, , kho witness said. ,“ I know that of pry own personal knowledge. L. “Avila w ins up to my a p a rt *)nnt! kne night In 1020 on a very iinfoitnnt matter. I had two friends [there so I told him to come around the next day. He insisted on seeing me at once. “Avila showed me a typew ritten 1 statement saying that all the cor­ respondence between Secretary of Stut ■ Kellogg and A m bassador, Sheffield would bo given me for 11,000 would have to lie paid in rash. The statem ent said the docti-, irents would be giveni me ________ lane, first secretury of the nl? ANGELES."Cal., Dec. 27. ut nets A UL-w lUory, Lot Angeles police today . tfe seeking to lorn the identity 411 expensively gowned woman. [5<j i’attercd body was found " i'l up and Wrunpec in canvas. Re body was' discovered in a Jn covered ravine near Han Ihr. Evcrv Legal .Means Will Be I L0S ANGELES, Cal., Dec. Adopted To Save William <*7 — (INS) — "Lynch him! ( I N S ) — \ « v y o ffic ia ls held lit t e hum. t h i s »; t c n o n n th:i| I field for S i 0 ,000. wt the deal. “He esked me if I wouldn’t conic town stair* nnd sco Mr. Lane, who it mid was in the untoinobilc'nn 1 refused. Tho thing was so ubitird, I told one of my guests, II. 1). SnwDr. about it. “The next day Avila brought two photostntic copies of the same doy**nt to me and left them ,’’ said wLaughlin, “ I communicated with hby E Swift, Avila’s form er chief, day and told hint ubouC it. Avila afterw ards called on me, und ‘•old me I had gotten him into a jjrrible lot of trouble hy telling TD AID HICKMAN I c l d w “ p 3 l Dismembered Body CASE j• Giving Protection Strangled Girl And IN MURDER _ • .*V t.ntttiinn R a d i o Main R e fe rJ i t f s T h a t H e P ic k e d l p S O S M e ssa g e ,S u n d a y N ig h t " A SIIIN tiTO N . SPEEDS ;Hickman Arrives In i Refrigerator Shi p Loads Citrus Fruit England In Throes Of Worst Blizzard For Many Seasons Hill Murder Tr i al Rockefeller G i v e s Wi l l Op e n Today Annual Christmas Party This Evening Sanford And Seminole County Have Quiet Christmas D ay Celebration Negro Held For ! Slaying O ffi �THE S .......... ..... ATIONAL ENT PAG1 . 1 . . Sunday Evening a t * 3 0 o’ekwk dleton; Kyle McMillan. Ella Mac one of the most beautiful pageants Carter. th at has ever been w ritten' “The Song "Shine O utO Blessed S ta r” Adoration of Kings nnd Shep­ Prim ary Department. herds" will be presented a t the Recitation "Santa Ciau* and the Congregational Church. Twenty , fotit- characters tske p art in por- Mouse" Ruth Kaesemr.un. Recitation "The Christmas Glfd traying the coming of the Christ Child to the City of David. The Billy Vihlen. scenery shows the inside of an an­ Recitation "A Christmas S u r­ cient stable built of rock and sup­ prise” Lucille Gracy. ported by g reat beams and pillars Song “ Follow in His Footsteps" of heavy wood. Through an open door-way one looks out upon a portion of the city built upon n hill ■with a temple a t the top. The sun is Just rising behind the hiIlf>op and the clouds arc tinted with the light of an early dawn while the stars are just disappearing .Thru a window can be seen the camels of the Wlsemen. The angels first reverently ap­ proach the Holy Family and bow in worship before the m anger throne. Then five of their number conduct the amazed Shepherds to the place where the Christ Child Iny in swaddiing clothes. Then other angels es­ cort the Wise Men from the Hast with their rich gifts to a place where they also n,ay worship Him Whom they have traveled long dis­ tances to find. As the Snnctns is sung the entire number kneel in reverence. The doorg will be opened at T o’­ clock and no seats will be reserved. On Monday the Church School will have its Annual Christmas tree party with gongs and rectiations, Chriatmas Tree and Santa Claus. The program ic as follows: “The Christm as S pirit"—Miss M argaret Talbot. Song—"Christm as Lullaby" —» Lillian Sommerschield. Recitation, “ Christm as Morn"— Norma W olfcr and Amos Jones, Recitation, "Twas the Night be­ fore Christm as"—Jim m ie Lee Re* naud. : Recitation, “A W ish"—Lloyd Sommerschield, Ralph W olfcr, .Walter. Schoeneman. Recitation and Song “ We nre gmall B eginners/’ Emnlinc Thurs­ ton, Alice H unter, Gertrude Hunter “Song by beginner’* Departm ent kJReeltationj “ Christ m u s"- Helen P tbot ho if. Prim ary Department. Recitation., "Chriatmas’’ Robert Jones. 4 Recitation "The Gin* Clown” H erbef. Stoothoff. Song “Silent Night" Ma McMillan. Recitation "For Tis Christm as Time" Mary Riley. Song “The King Divine” Ruth Mtisch. *^ 0~a ' • Recitation Merry Christm as" E, C ‘ K n a 4dy. Recitotion "Love. Messengers M ary Louisa Nickel, Ciwol Vining, •Margaret Kersey, Lillie Mae Tor- l«*y. Vivian Sopimerschield, Alice Kaea^rman. •)<**»«» Meiach, Jure Miller, d a t a Metacn Reading " ^ z z lw ig ’n Ball" Frnm Dickens’ "Christm as Carol, Miss t i n y . 't friends Thorr.ley spent in Orlando Seasons Greetings tor a Happy \fear | I ; A Sincere Greeting Recitation, *•£ Speech"—Anuo yvoodman. . Becitatiori , «Mj; Christmas JW ih —Louise Bolt, Reading, “Lillie nnd Annie’s Prayer—Georgia Powell. Song—“O Come all ye Faithful,” Miss Emily McMillan’s Class. Recitation "Heavenly Christmas Trees” Bobby Jones. ' ExncU e*— “Christm as S tars" “ rtf* Kennady, A»n Sommerscoj®“I, M ary Talbot, Lois Wolfcr. Recitation "The New C hristm as” ,»kaok Jones, M argaret Kennedy 1 . Jam es R uppcrt, L. B. Hudgins, H erbert Thurston, Lillian Mid- Citizen of Sanford ompany and Frank Evans Interests The People oi Seminole ( • “ , • Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Huilding free to Huh* nnd Organizations of Seminole County—For Reservations I’hone 3602 or 3603 Joyful tidings proclaim this Ch r i s t m a s season as one of peace SHOP and good will —........brotherly love and friendship reign on • * *-4 ' t *V hitch and happiness pervades the hearts of men* • .. Under the management of Mr- Hastings Mrs. ,W. S. Flanders With this spirit in mind, Lake Mary takes this opportunity Next to tho Lake Mary Pharm acy In tho Evans Building, v of wishing to nil h most happy Christmas nnd a New Year bright with the promise of good things* macy in Retail S to rerifU S J S v ? 2 I l f l i Penslar Store O L IV E R J. MILLER, Mgr. * LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. Groceries & Meats Station �Newspapers have often been the targets for criticism Sky, Preferred. Deadly Stunt Flying. —aaattvr In their publication of crime news and in their campaigns Farewell to Whiskers. XU ! • « ; a t tk i pMtafftM to expose crookedness in all forms. While much ot the J et Battle*h ps Work. rtacMa, u i « r act at criticism has come from well meaning persons, from people af March a. lorr. II jr A r t h m (I .- I c t i n n e who conscientiously championed their objections, it has, in PntM r i a l • ■** S t w . __JM Itar n L A X D L DBAJI most instances, been unjust ami has been made without J la n a ie r B E R O . U HOWARD I MRS. GRAYSON’S PLANE, tho iU llcr a complete knowledge of the circumstances o*' the individ­ U U U .B E . JOKER i D.iwn, carryir.tr i <ur pasoyngers on ual cases. * LBicJlIFTIOX HATE! . , . | a propored flight to Denmark, np*•« Year ----- -------------- t*J Goodbyy, I hope you damn newspaper non are sau> .pears to bu h-.p-lculy lost. Mrs. l i M o»tW ~------------------ -- IU * G old-b wife of th<* •i.T3 fied.” 'hree ItCMih* .............. . _*0.11 I» Carrier par Weak _ Di. wii pilot, ii'c l S>00 th a t her These were the words of Thomas Costello, condemned hnshantl g:».r her she had no IW IlcraU, SaofaM’a pioneer aecca■eh the electric chair to atone for moro—to hire a inrciunr plane a pec. nW trlkM tr the lateraa- murderer, as he stepped h u l N tin Pereira raaatrla* from the slaying of a Tampa merenunt. Mo was spi-tking to hbt ■■parlor MW< •rssalaatU a WiTElon DLSCOFRAGING W M tr the oca a* tear** dallr cover. representatives of Tampa newspapers, which has been HT tU tha Iw O m create at the instrumental in bringing about his conviction ami that ni ly.ng of » iis.-rui kind however The I. H. 0. I# ra­ il la Florida a ad ita another man in connection with one of the most brutal dangerous. th,- law nucl.t discourj . ., , . , . .. , .ii:.- stunt flying and show-off af k a c tllir atate arws la murders in th o h ,is to i\ oi thut t itv. fiyinjf, by nun m* women* based on The words were sjuikcn in full resentment of what the | love of puhlicity. ■U hi a me iher af tha af Ctrcwlatlaaa, aa criminal knew was responsible for his downfall. Mad it [» i:* fsponady drsirabi- that _jtloaal A— etallec af Pahrra. Advert taera, a ad Advert tala* not been for the intense campaign waged by the imw.v - nol hiro nnii , . lh(. !ives of (Vther which mintrea each l*«hnember fa aahmH fa a papers for a solution to the murder mystery. Costello and Wl,nv.„', husbands, brave, useful |h aodlt af aabaerlptlaa his pal might never have been apprehended. They might pilots, the lull-* traveling ns _ order to vartfr ahoalatalr ‘■•a«>n in part cuitt Halma af Urealattwa aa writ aa have escaped to continue their business of robbing and p'eight. foi lar. b u la rw mathada. kiiling, but thanks to alert Tampa newspapers both of TUESDAY, DEC. 27, 1927 these men have paid th extreme penalty and society haj. jt ke U.'UH;. superintendent been protected. of power in the Indian Electric T U B I I K n A I .I V * P R O Q H A M 11’—Ken*—IF la rilr i>4 coimtjr «4We have in mind the instance of where a negro killed C«rp«>rati*>». suggests that the mUilAtniti«B. L—n w yvr n .t» r r . a t n I* J .r k .n .- a white man, his employer, for n few paltry dollars. v,n higr* u i>- i 'ig ninehin 'ry afloat. , . . , , , ... '.he iT g im s " b a t' h ships, be used vtllr. U—CvMlrnellnn trt Si. J . k u Indian well did the murderer cover up ins tracks ami throw ofu- tll r ; t i submarine*. Rlvvr C a u l. The union h- i-ep v*. r engines t —i M t o n n l o i at n o vlklr “Far cers off on false trails that he remained near the scene of C* Wa*k.M the crime and actually kepi in close touch with the "f •■attic hip c uM he mod a« t> 4 l f w ( l k l mt k a lM lu *»•■l*H .......... hoirL) a|>arta.vat authorities as they attempted without success to unravel ,l‘:rrit''i: \ uv t ’‘'"'i’-Mh il, h ouht>, tne mystery. Three days elapsed and no definite clues 1)ltljn ,ir,tm.|;,„. dudis aft o' the ---- A Community Ckr*t. fv—campiaiiua ot city bvautitiva. , were discovered and the officer.' were plainly worried. main engine. w-1!a" avvr’^aa™'maAvra baapitai. j A newspaper man, hunt on apprehending tlm slay it. MB KF.l I.(H»G It \S worked nut th a t-afternoon published n story of how the millionth BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY arrests *11'1 phin v/ill engin* cr*ng knowGOD IS GOOD:—Praise ye ^ l i n possession of new evidence, expected to make night. The paper fell ‘into the hands of a , k-dge. ami th.; navy might considLord, 0 give thanks unto the Lord; before *_( 1 . „ ____ ■ * , .............. . -7; ----- V ” mn it. Battleships arc great floattor he I* good: for his mercy en- rngntened negto woman, who went to the police and r**- <ng power *, mid could be lureth forever. Psalm 100: 1. vealed part of the murder. Within throe hours the mur­ made instantly available aa flontPRAYER: 0 Lord, Thou art derer was under arrest and a confession secured from him. 1'"n d-wrick*. food; Thy gentleness hath made The remark of Costello, ‘‘I hope you damn newspaper I THE "METHODIST YEAR book no greet. men are satisfied,” is a decided compliment to the press, *-.r lulls’’ di'cttm cs .nioortnnt i f .. PET GLOOMS as the Tribune has declared. The crooked element’s great­ ■hangen in Mmlmd'-.t in n u te rr. Of *11 sad words of tongue or pen est fear is of the newspapers. They can escape from the i hey no Imigcr wear hi nrtla or Ilw aadcHt are these: " I t’s flat police hut they cannot overcome the newspaper*. With ruck \ mi! i. •gain." "mi c it'd nn* imagine M mdy or the responsibility of protecting society against such a class —Capper’s Weekly. ithniil .IV *'V ’g am And with tho verse we haste to of people, is it any wonder tha n.wv.spap rs feel very keenly on, w 'th dig . H >t \vl : class: the necessity of throwing the spotlight on all that is detri­ •Vi 1 . tippe r lip But Billy “Great jum pin’ cats, we’re outa mental to the public’s best interests ' -u n la y . \vh » !.*; * .»a vet i thousand* gasl" til — Youngstown Telegram. But sadder still are those who say: "D ata it, I had tho right of way." • —Cleveland Plain Dealer. Sueb guys belong, one sternly men- . , \ions, W here roads sro paved with good intention:!.—Newark Advocate. W hat causes saddest words to stir ’ -*®P , Is a crorkc.ne filled wfth syrup. Oklahoma Ir. M i 111 n M•wmIv •tn<l Sa >kcy Hived 11* IV!.i,* Kr r “ microbe 1 .- a s . .■J*-*,” •. .1 ,' d IVFIV 'o d o r s n:-r currying to v c;.i th* • I • m ore iint’rnt t>> e (. rnk r Oi 1he Oklahoma has cone to the fore ntrain. W’ilh h i; tory literally repeating itself, that state is attemptin'* to impeach its governor. Henry S. .Johnston, much in l l f same manner as it attempted to rid itself of .lack Walton four years ago. A special session of the loprishitr.ro con• Ilnuit 'n P s*-D'p«ntrl.. vctics and h M- - • i ons. Troops ; r»* • alh* 1 out io AiuTg-r, Ivjv. i can runt and -v.rai the governor defii ; f epi-httiiie ,.nd th j ! 1 1 WiWu wiiVy says, “They've sw.pcu c o u r t s nu r sparol" While Oklahomans thus go about th ir ways of hav­ — Youngstown Telegram. A na oh, It gives u* quite * pain ing a little fun and incidentally bringing to the state ream* T o rta d : ■“ Gasoline Goes Up o f publicity that it ordinarily would not have enjoyed, w Again." — Macon Telegraph. Iwont^cr ^ citizens of that state fully real he the stTirui In a civilized country such a. W* know of nothing that's more ness o f t h e situation. drear * America is supposed to be, why should it be necessary to Than: “License rates go up make the show that Oklahoma is offering? Why should year.’ Pathfinder, troops be called out and why should a governor defy liv -------------------- people’s authority by going to the extent of using sil- Fonr more days left in which d ie r s to c a r r y o u t h is w is h e s ? n„ Grange. W, do not nnv who is in t!r* lutnih r ig h t , n o r c a r e lea.-, but we d » know that Oklahoma is Many * good father has a sore gaining for itsolf a reputation that is far from the nif>n back today from too much play- enviable in the world. The state which for several years ink y h h tejz which Santa brought h a a b een looked on as one of the wealthiest in the country, to tho kiadlaa. ^ where untold riches lie in its thousands of oil wells, has to ’prepare your New Year's reso- His ory tolls us that v.'hen the made cf wood and do not absorb t :rst Jtci'l hip w aj under ccnirue- m oisture, .which sometimes adds t'on wiseacres observed th at only as much ns 400 pounds to the wood­ a fool would try to make metal en hull. float. But there were no greater The rem it of this combined sav­ fools than those who but a few ing, amounting to a total of 900 years ago .teoffed at the idea of pounds, is that the service range of th*. machine, carrying the same making ships * f metal fly. V irtual­ tTew and arm am ent, is increased ly all airplanes are now mnde of by the striking figure of 200 miles. A metal-hulled commercial plane metal. The gradual change from wood of sim ilar1size would be able to 'o metal was largely due to the carry six passengers more than .» fear of a world shortage of tho wooden-hulled machine of other­ special types of timber suitable wise identical characteristics. This for the exacting demands of air- m ight be the difference between :« c ra ft construction. But the ailvant successful m ilitary invasion by ages of metal over wood soon mude a ir and between a profitable and unprofitable commercial line. thcrm'elv' * evident. Incidental to tills change has been the development, ns the re­ sult of a great deal of experim ent­ al work of metal hulls for flyingboats. In this particular direction ' the mi's' suitable m aterial has been I found tn he not steel but one of the aluminum alloys, such as dura- j First Nat’l Hank Bldg. Itimin Hulls made of those metals Sanford, Florida. are fd'o pounds lighter than those U*H VlTy And now William L\ Hickman, tha younj; California nrch-fioud will attem pt to “got by" under tha plea of insanity. HE SMOOTH F a c e , originally > popular iij A k: nailer the ha t came t >stry , Alexander • «!. nml r.i’tl :(d Ida rmldk'r. >i i ............ . •in lav m lgh’ : ■ .»ii -he is r. s ii handle . o ’"i ij> m iiond-tu-hand lie vvi h -hnr; swnn'a, ,i nr and N.ipolc ,i ’haved, t» 1.1c Alexander. How many ,i .null ccnti'.fit'H wi'l it take for jj.i i V '* 1in d i'ip. p. e ir naturnU _ yl v will Imp” n th r t*gh tf+uar vhnlc nr.ve Ind h'n bone?. You them, very uriiitl!, i:i the ultele --------------------------------- FAITHFUL TO A FRIEND We mot a friend thla morning BY GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS ; who appeared to be ill. We — thought perhapn it was a bad cold, bat we found out it was too much There are few instances in this I Friendship is an exchange of inr|ry ; life where faithfulness is so e x - : values—a fter you have properly ---------o-------amplified ns in the fair of a dog ' appraised them between you. Leap year will soon b* here t0^ ard Its master. Friends cannot lie exploited. That and if some of these girls don’t , And there have been men who e ither thuii, starves them, rubs get busy and grab Bob und Sarge, , ,Vl # 1 u Hieir lives for th eir j them of every fine texture of which they'll soon be too old to think ,, "ea^ s! their souls are wenved. ubout such a m atter. '!ut ‘ Inc,tt!’ ■* f*11® loyalty and ntNever admit that your life i-i . —— . o tnchment it cannot compare to the a failure—so lung as you have Every business concern in Sanon« friend to an- u faithful friend. rd* should should hav# tahle ut ut too th« There is no spectacle in You can travel tne earth s crust, ford* have uu table more inspiring, i d , most you can drink the w aters of *» Chamber of Commerce New Year’s " US have to hve out our re tire thourand hearts, you can stumble dinner to be riven on Jsnuarv G *J . or°. Jve n ^ em* u® “seventy times seven" und still rea t the Hotel Forrest Lake ——. .-oo . . . ' faithful and loyal a? a dumb dog! main a member of the royal guard Maybe If LIndy were sent to tnhouSh.,al|I the about the gates of H e a v e n , if you China he could stop those far0 T ^ “v ' U <*no falthrul friend. il l on t0 PCffurm this noble task of You mav have everything you turns from fighting ting J o n g ^ enough ^ {ng ^ ithful to n f riend. You haw earned or *:»v«d wiped from aemb!»r^r0Inf a n w ru m ^ t* 0'11' ni?(| ^av.° flometiniCH to Pa t'ent* fo rie t, (fnjt under feet, sl/eks hut ifby. thatth eone semblance of a^ government. wa)kfurKive, sl(Jl. by ^j^,, h 'u]your ,fr |Cml re ttiudn*.. /? .us™ .I? r tho two P.r.e* iSsdlng. Christm as exceeding the optimistic hopes of local nta who were fairly ateped by last minute shoppers. <y .(.They’ve been having threaten­ ing) Weather along the coast for tb«':psst week o r ten days, which explains why thare wasn’t ss this much liquor in evidence Chnstm as as in years gone by. * “ h your friend through a boil- will he a Tomorrow for you. ing hell. Don’t m is ta k e -t» have a faithBut a friend is worth all this, fid friend is to have Succcssl W. W. THOMPSON, Manager. ■n- Elton J. Moaghton Architect FKOM FACTORY TO YOU FEDERAL, EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES nt prices you would pay foi inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. Ma y F. I*. RINKS 221 Ea'it First St 1928 FOR RENT I f B r i n g’ LOCH ARBOR II a p p i n e s s One t room, one 5 room anil one fi room house. And These houses are modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 apartments partly i.-licd. G. S. W1TMER, P. O. IIox 339 Sandford, Fla. ’ * “pitone 251 — hf th a t y o u ivant There jre certainly Iwo ways of finding solitude— of being effectually cut off from quick reach of friends and the agencies th at mean so much to us. One is to head east or west on a transoceanic flight, w h ilrth c other is to keep house w ithout a telephone. But it happens that few persons deliberately seek loneliness—that is why almost everybody has a tele­ phone and long distance flying is left to the ad­ venturous minority. Prosperity The colt of d telephone ii trifling compared to the protection and convenience it affordi. The Bunnell Office will gladly quote you monthly all your telephone. rater and arrange to inrtall room furn You will hnvc to sec these to appreciate them. it’s Ip iT elin e s s r -2^ You In ■THE CARES THAT in 'o st thiv" will no l inger fo’J thuir tent-, lit* th j A m hi, fur the night is 1“ i ! ’ .-I w ith *«!-T*rti-in*r. jn?tc:id rinany lend am: B ritain ful. iw 1 in plans f »r night advertis.rg on the sky. Airships 800 feet long. 100 feet high, will be sent up. covered with electric lights, adver­ tising soap, newspapers, automo­ biles, anything. The musing highbrow, expecting tu gee Orion’s belt, “sinking slowly to the w est," will find Orion blot-, ted out by advertisem ents of sus­ penders. a ernt if captured alive," C. <’. Haze, deputy sheriff, admits lie hot two Mexicans dead in front of a Stanton, Tex., hank. He hopr.l to convince the bank th a t he hail killed robbers nml get $5,000 npi-.e fur his corpses. Tho men were innoccnt. f • O ffering a reward for "rnrp.c.: on*y eems open to criticism, , ~ THE AVERAGE AMERICAN drinks, on festive occasions, nnything giver, him. The cautious man v.ho has his buotleg purchases analyzed, must not do th a t any more. Prohibition Commissioner Doran says chemists, testing liquor the liquor law, for poison violate tl up. -j and will be locked u, --------WHEN OLD JO H N llennessy, , h ^ { 1 .. ,u.. «•'?*** *»"«« J ° nj£ put a t poker he would say. "The onlv way to discourage vice is to make it expensive." Perhaps the best way to dlscotirugo bootlegging is to mako it dangerous. IN OLD DAYS whisky killed the m-cnlled “ lower classes," because they drank the w orst whisky. Now ORLANDO SENTINEL biotleg whisky kills, quickly or . ...v ____ ___ slowly, the so-called “better Now th at the hunting season .la gun, and steps should to taken to c|a„ cs’*_thnt can afford $0 a botin full swing it i» time to mention keep youths with slingshots from t |c ft.r poj30n. the fact th at anything th a t flies is destroying them. --------not necessarily tho law ful prey of Thcrv are birds in Florida th a t -rirr1 firtE A T PA IN TER ROMU ,.newspaper es" ac- me the_hunter. . . , c, in his brother’s , newspaper "gniesom gruesnmea n u n « i. >•'H *■tl■ ke uc killed autt nli «>* times, i " " '" , because ney ^a rreceipt t'CS . rompllah little else they should have There ore many birds in Florida they are destroyers and a liability handwriting proves it. was glad to th s effect of making people be th a t ere protected by law,by both to the state. paint n for :ur eigne <aint a p o irra rtra it cignt guineas, * cxrffnl. Did you read about tho federal and state s ta tu te s ^ b ird s Birds not protected by Florida One of his .portraits, of Lady aotstrobile accident near Jackson- th a t build and do not deatroy— law are Sharp-shined hawk. Hamilton, Lord Nelaon’i good ths other day in which a beau- birds th a t eat th eir weight In gold Cooper’# hawk, goshawk, butcher fr |cn(j, bought by Mr. Huntington girl was severely injured and In Insecta and destructive pests. bird am! English sparrow. The un- from s i r Joseph DuVeen is sold young man burned to d e a t h O n e of these birds is tho mead- protected anim als lire: Wild cut, j 0(, jqqq tim es the price Romney _ _ _ _ o--------owlark that songster which so weasel, skunk and flying squirrel. go^ heme should have its Hv- cheers all with Ha melodious It I# the duty and should be the y --------tree. O - ' '* —Wstles. No one shiadd knowing pleasure of cw ryuno to see th a t REYNOLDS PORTRAIT of sights ws have seen was kill this bird and If huhterf’"'Jo.not tho law protecting^ b'tJ® untl “ Riciu-id Barwell and Ilia Young beautifully decorated and know the bird they should read up animals bt enforced. Policemen g jn » {, | n ri*w York, and might in the fro n t yard of the th s game laws and fandliarixe should ho notified of violations ot be bought fo r $200,000. Reynolds' , jicott bum*. I t attractad themselves with It. « the law. Members of the Audubf-n p o rtrait o f Samuel Johnson is j m t h r “ ^ P T l - f motorists Then there ia the mocking bird society will help. too. Alsu, vl - w o rth aven piore^ That would sur■#|ta m y cbeeriness seemed and the thousands of other sotlg” olatlons niay be b rb u g fi To the prise old*Johnson, who got £50 for gf tha Yule- friends that are an asset. None of attention of J . B. Roy dll. s ta te his Basse las. These are tho eusy these should fall from the h u n te r's g tm e commissioner, Tallahassee. *money dsys. WHAT TO KILL Elder Springs Water Co. A. P. Connelly & Sons SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AN D TELEGRAPH COMPANY (luLOlMAITla) Entahlishcd 1908 221 Mucnolia Phone 48 n. to bo *«0L k.ed 0,1 muth i(1 same light as Herrin, Indiana, and Chicago. The Baltimore Sun in a recent editorial offers an inforesting thought on the situation in Oklahoma when it remarks, "Indeed Oklahoma, along with the rest of tin desire to r^ch. ” 1^ he'want* *1* parado from prohibition to Hollywood, can teach us that OFFERING REWARDS FOR fifteen acre* of good celery and we are not wholly tamed; for instance that out politics still dead men is dangerous, and tem pt­ tea acre* of fine strawberries. have a bang as well as a tang; that in these states there ■ ■ o ing. are a variety as interesting as Europe’s and a confusion Texas bankj offered $8,000 land^h^rsfi1raclng^fs r u n n i n g t h a t lies as close to the surface of our well ordered life.” apiece for bank robbers, dead, "not dlfficuLie*. The sport of kings ■ouuis to bo hoaded for a revolution. Wc now have our old Phone no. 311 in our new of. lice, 200 Palmetto—When you want Elder Springs water, Call us. And we will give prompt delivery. The First National Bank “The Bank of Servlco" it Thirteenth Month” Sale at Yowell-Drew’s Co-operating With the Community Strong Efficient Responsible TH IS Institution places at the command of the peo­ ple in this community a banking service of absolqU* dependability. The Chrislmaa rush 1h over. Only u few hours of the year remain. The last four days of December our patrons have come to know au the "Thirteenth Month.’’ In the loat four days of 1927, the Yowcil-Drew Company is giving the people of Central Florida a rare opportunity to purchase exceptional values in merchandise at materially reduced prices. U n q u e s tio n c d C o n fid e n c e Nearly every department of Central Florida's Largest store has con­ tributed special bargains for this year’s “Thirteenth Month” Sale. Many Is essential in standing and working shoulder to shoulder w ith the people of th ij section. of the unusual values are not to be advertised — you must come to tho Htore to learn of them. You who received money gifts for Christmas will find that our Wo give padlive assurance th a t the handling of every depositor’s affairs will be characterized by the utmost safety, confidence and ef­ ficiency. Your account is invited. cordially Safely Confidence Efficiency “Thirteenth Month” Sale offers you a greater value for less cash than you have been able to purchase at any time during the year 11927. -»■ 4 * VgK y . 'f t i Be Sure to Visit Our Store This .v t �.THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. PECEMIIER 27, 1927 PAGE John Peckham. ■ , Drst and third ° t the rChoolhoiise 1 ori Dec. 15, Crocery Co., Seminole Creamery, I Mr. and Mr». J. Mai Monday evening of each month. Song. “Moonlight ad Roses.’ The air of Christmas is prrvait- with the president, Mr*. Donald Mrs. Clnytie Stone and orchestra. nail Hardware C o. Piggly-Wfggly 'a r ^ . t mg throughout the town, the 'nderson presiding. In addition m Co., Halley Grocery. Masska Meat | garet cijnksrirU. o i l Office Telephone 14» MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor routine business, a tentative re•Forever and Ever.” Orchestra. Market^ Ludwig Bros., Residence Tel. 37. •store windows being attractively P"it Kilgore ore s p tn d ln g ^ U e 0 1 ___ from the by-law committee Colo. “ Perfect Day.” Mrs. James Seed Co., Sanford Feed * Supply decorated, and Christmas trees was laid on the tablu for further motor trip t»'' MlaMfT, PYIHT I gaily trimmed adorn the windows Hawkin’* Meat Mnrket. Taylor and Tampai. until the January M. Thompson, of the Treasuie Shop. S. L Smith suggestions Presentation of $1000. fund. Mrs. Grocery, Bond-Hill Lumber C o, and the Lake Mary Pharmacy. meeting. The kitchen shower com­ mittee announced that the nffair C. Ferguson. Remarks, Rev. A. & P. Grocery-. Routh Bakery. uberculosis stamps are on sale Seymour. Packing Co.. Southern he conducted some time in •lames M. Thompson. at the post-office and other stores would Bakery, A. E. Sjoblem, Gleason's the near future. It was voted *o Orchestra. Grocery, S. L. Smith, Treasure T fj H ' *"' * ‘'* r- nnt* Mrs. John II. Staubes in town. School closed for two ‘ onciuct the usual Lyceum Course, The presentation of the one Shop, laike Mafy Pharmacy. nn<* s°n 'd t Wednesday for weeks last Friday, and each room beginning in January. Foil ..............owing had its Christmas party, the the H rooms H v - u i u n j Aik kTLL'V''5"* 1™ **party’ 00"1’ the business ..........JII3. }h® *u *nd 'um l marks the ,f. The third annual rrceptions to meeting, Mrs. James i,. • • V.. wnere tne> win spend - fcemg Tppropriately decorated for . , yS“ ” 00 - ...... the................. pnrt " f th* citizens over sixty year* of age will TUESDAY . A quiet yet mn<t „impressive th° .^° l< ays w,th Mr- Staubes i the occasion, and each hoy and M. Thompson rendered a pleasing , „ „ .*7?, Piano solo, after which Princip. I , 1 . „ AM Society, and was Inud- be held at the Chamber of Com­ girl remembered by his teacher !n Priest I corial Dep««*hW trW Woman’s wedding was that uf Sunday morn­ mother. conducted the study of j ~ ,.by , v- Thompson in his talk, merce building on New Year’* Eve. ing at 9:45 o’clock when Mis,™9' 1 will h*v*Xortfd£htly bridge I'."* .a t ... .. . .............s Effie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tamm ami ?..kl. -v fn,h>°n- The communitv hook by Franklin Pierce “Under- • • , r ''"nations from interested Different committees have been bernme the bride of children left Tne„l„,. f at 3-00 O'clock with Mrs. A. Louise Helds Melds became «........ .. l hrutw aa Tree in fro n t of the ” n* were received during the appointed and considerable interest Iren left Tuesday for Savnnah, Chamber of Commerce Building s t a nd in g Our Children.” which will [fort, Mrs. 0 . Irving Loucks Carrie Edmund Davis, tho cere-: he continued at the January m eet-1 "Jr nn.<l Podges of labor also reported In this affair, nt which ‘|Mrs. Jam es F* Hawkins as mony taking place at the home of l _ ’ for a tw oweeks visit with Mi. with i u blaze of electric lights can ing The hostesses for the evening ,,,a,Ie< (-onsidcrable enthusiasm has last year citizen* front five differ­ -»•' • lie.-.- • • - •■ 4 . •< the bride. "The Cables” on Mag- ' l amm s parents. be seen for sonic distance on the were Mrs. II. I). Durant nnd Mrs 11 1 r, y brought volunteer workers ent countries were represented .Ev­ nolm Avenue, with Rev. \V. p SC* WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson Country Club Road. We Dvnty Tamm. Delicious refresh-If thc. ,0‘® nrp practically ready ery person over sixty year? of age The Lake Mary Methodist n:ents Itfrs. Francia E-Boltz will enter- Iluhrninn officiating using the ring had as their guests recently Mr. of punch and home-made I ,"r W.°rk- Th*\ committee fro„, tac in the neighborhood of Lake Mary ceremony. The ceremony was wit< hurch conducted a Christmas t a k e were served the her gund.iy ‘•hurch nre actively pinning work to is especially invited to attend as Sleek and Fjrr^mie ..,,,. by ,h‘* immediate family nnd Mrs. E. llnrbison and dnugh- Tree on Fridny evening, December jji Class a t 3:30 o’clock auit m-ur inline, i i honor guests of the Chamber of Mis, Grace, of F.lwood City. -Ini. to which the'public wns inThe recent bazaar conducted .,t ' ................ * in ..th'* nenr futuw - Tht* "home on P a rk Avenue.'* t ^,*«d a few intimate friends. n ii a inI executive committee i. e., Mrs Commerce. prices are reasonable! »♦ *i rs. C a t h e r i n e Britton H r i t t r - of vited. • Catherine * T- rrb,. rooms were beautifully dec- I’a., and Mrs. Hie ( humlier of Commerce BuildB n "1\\. (; Ferguson. Mrs. Donald Adeg[Welfare D epartm ent of the Wo- ftrnted with all kinds of greenery, New Castle. Pa. .r . ,, The Community Christm as Tree ,nK by the Indies’ Aid Soci i’j Club will be a t home from as well as bowls of poinsettius and' Min<i .r , • W Mrs. Elmer WELFARE DKP \RTMKNT airs. A. K. Drawdy of W. Palm will lie conducted at the Chamber the Community Church nett. . .1 11 Vi)f 1In mill F-\f Cole. la..._Ti. to 5 o'clcok to members of f*d roses. Tho colors of red anil heat -uni has been added to Hyotlnine, nnd Mrs. James Thom|itieach is visiting her sister, Mrt. of Commerce Duilding on Saturday The Welfare Department of the tf departments of the Woman's green were effectively carried out ( has. Mills. the . bari h building fund. The *on wish to thank the community evening nt 8 P. M. The entertain, Woman's Club will u. home to for their co-operation, also the fotab visitors and new residents in every detail. Mrs. D. H. Reynolds of Gypsan, ment will lie put on by the school booth* and building were uttrac’- lowing merchants of Sanford and members of other departments of Sanford. Tli bride was attired in u smart Knns. has been visiting her sister, children, with Principal Priest •I'el;, ileiorated in Christmas colors, vicinity who kindly made donat­ the club, visitors nnd new resident* THURSDAY model of blue satin back crepe . o •Mrs. Albert W hitaker at her home and his faculty in charge. The and the toniniunity responded very ions to the bazaar: Taring WhnVShriners Club will give nnnuiri with trimming of crepe, nnd worn generou-lv to this cause. The cafe­ »f the city, Wednesday afternoon on Crystal Lake. following committee was asked to at Hotel F o rrest I.ake, nt with a chic hat of gold lace. Her teria 'Upper was a success .and the •ale Brnrers, Nntiontil niscuit Co Mr. a nd Mrs. Burl Bates and serve by the Chamber of Commerce follow in,, programme was presen­ Seminole Feed Co., Buaman Bros., from .1 to 5 ft elm k. The occasion ’oclock. flowers were a corsage of pink r«.«e I haie ,1 Co., Seminole Griuerv Co will In. entirely informal, nn exfamily have recently moved to representing different orgnnizni- t'd during the evening. buds and ferns. MONDAY oins in the Community: Chamber nnd Filling Station)'.* Seminole Paint Co.. Sanford Paint Pri’ssinn of the Christmas spirit, Lake Mary from Plant City, and Immediately following the cerepipe Organ Club will meet nt •March "Our Director” I jiko of Commerce, L ike Mary Commun­ "ml Varnish Co.. Clturchwcll Co.. [ which is hoped will promote are occupying n house on Third St. tuony the young couple left in [jO o’clock a t the home of Mrs. •on W. i,t. s t. rh o K r ity ( hurch Mrs. Walter Flanders; Mary Orchestra. l ei son* ( o , H. l„ Perkins. Zaehnrv friendlines* and better acquaint* _ j|. Phillips on Oak Avenue. their car for Orlando where they 1 Miss Marion Elizabeth Redfern, lake Mnry Methodist Church, (•reeling, Mrs. \V. (I. F e r g u s o n . 1 rule Co., Crown Paper Co.. Wight Inner among the Sanford Women. teacher at the Lake Mary Shcool "facht Club will give dance nt Will make their home. Lewis Stevens; Crystal I.ake Im ­ President. i ui , w " ,,bV ymingest left Friday to spend the Christmns provement Association. R. Ball. Yacht Club a t 9:00 o’clock. Vedi-i Solo, "Off to the Front.’’ 1 *MWr »n n Mr' Mrs- ' Villinm receSH “ ( her home in Moultrie. Ga. A ( hristmns Concert is a n ­ It.rger Wester aei ompnnicil l-v ferry Melds, and has made San­ Recent arrivals from northern nounced for Sunday evening at the •'Irs. |; Houghton ford her home all her life, ''•P" points, are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fow ­ Chamber of commerce Building .. 4•!•*••«•» 0 i 1 Orchestra Number, "Bliss F.tattended the public schools of JiNi .Ifltl ler and children, Salisbury, Mass., under the auspices of the Com­ crmil" Sanford. i* ’ s-.* • « The groom is the son of Mr. nnd •Mr. and Mrs. Alden Moody, from munity Church. Re tiling. Mi<s Miev Dunn. Aniesbury, Mass., Mrs Untie Phil­ The I.ake Mnry P. T. A. AssociI Mrs. James Davis of Orlando. He •'ax.iphone Duet. R.w I towel!. •. i * n j f l An unusually delightful affair j formerly lived nt Statesboro, Gu„ lips from Salisbury, Mass., u:id Dewey Noyes from Massachusetts. this week w as tho Christmas hut for the past three years has made Orlando his home. - He at- Also Mrs. Hattie Gyiion anil daugh­ te party given Monday evening tended ter Miss Sadie Merrill, (leo. Jackthe University offcr the T. E. L. Class of the First nt Honolulu where lie was uHawaii mem­ son, from Dnlistown Beach, Mass. Baptist Church, a t the home of ber of several fraternities. Miss Ethyl Hyotlninc entertained Their many friends will 'join in the young foli a of Lake Mary reIrs. Kent Rossiter on Celery Avwishing them every future happi­ rently at her home on Wilbur Av*. nue. IH'cembiT ‘JTilt. ness. with a “Tacky Party.” The evening | The room* of this spacious j *a t 7 :3 0 I*. M. pme were attractively decorated i Miss Jane Lc Roy is entertain­ proved most enjoyable to those and •refreshments •present, ..... ........ ••••!* va acmiimriltn Wore numerous garlands, wreaths, • ing a group of her young friends *«veil at the close by Miss Ethyl E. F. Lane’s Office— 1st Nal l, Hank Itldg. stoons of red nnd green, together j at a party aboard the house boat, arristed by her mother, Mrs. Elith bowls of red roses and poin- r eranues, ’ leaving Sanford, Tues- '"or Hyotlnine. All Shriners are urged In lie present, JrtJ ?j» kttias. In the living room a large era I d a ^ M r s " ^ ! 1! ^ ‘ ""n 8° •* , ^ the I^ccm ber meeting of the •A E. F. LANE, President Sanford Shrine Club. ristmas tree, illuminated with chan zoning he f+i i(ni* ' ,R° V ** * £ ’kc Mnry Chamber of Commccre, cnaptroning the young people. ,t W„R votl>(, to hoM two mcetin ids of tiny electric lights, and tked with tinsel, ornaments ! silver threads. |Christmas carols were sung by assembly, w ith the piano ncUe apnniment played by Mrs, Cook. XU Bfhtful and appropriate readwere given by Mrs. John ahams, Mrs. F. W. Stanley, ey Rossiter and Frances JohnThe program was followed by Umber of stunts and unique * its, a fter which Old Santa .arrived bearing a large sack which he distributed gifts to guest. efreahments of hot chocolate, .. s of C hristinas'cakes, ennand coffee were served. Favi of corsages of red sweet peas carnations were given. About l enjoyed this delightful affair. Calendar Miss Louise Fields Bride Of C. E. Davis Home Leremotiv Lake Mary Tires , 1 and Gas tubes. 21 Seminole 1 ireSRopj iristmas P a r t y iiven By S.S. Class Shrine Meeting Tonight Dress and Coat Own Your Home *X-»IJ 3 Never again will prices be as cheap as nhw. r 1 Real estate values today are lower than they will- x ever be in Florida again. Now is the time to imy.> Bargains are available. If you can possibly make , I the first payment why continue paying rent when [esse Milam Host It A Weiner Roast i |Jesse Milam wns host a t n t enjoyable wiener roast on day evening a t Sawyer Lake, evening was m errily spent games contests and other nt diversions a fte r which u us supper augmented with weiners nnd coffee were serv- Wednesday Only ithe party were: Mrs. Sanders, Stinson, Miss Ruby Martin ^Margaret M artin, Miss Ruth Miss Flossie David, Miss David, Miss Pauline Stinson, Margaret Stinson, Miss Rose Miss Lucile Tomlinson, King, Clyde Stinson, ClaySmith, Mike Rotundo, Harold a , James Owens, Carl Echols, [Stinson, Monnle H a rritt, Arnold and Jesse Milam , Beautiful Quality W ool Jersey Frocks In A ll Latest Color Com­ binations Regular $ 1 2 .5 0 T o $ 2 5 .0 0 Values Prices Wednesday you can buy a fine home almost like rent and soon •* I.*i BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY STUCCO HOME in one of Sanford's most exclusive residential sections! Near the Lake- Three bed rooms, bathf- large living ro6m; dining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ fully planted grounds with large variety of shrubs. $12,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ ranged. x Coats In Fashions Smartest Designs Fur Trimmed. Values $ 2 5 .0 0 T o r « v II’ Heights section. Built on the rear of lot so tHatT «j larger home can be erected on front portion. Can ’ be bought for $3,000.00 on cash payment of $50.00and balance monthly in easy payments. , :- TOM ORROW $ TODAY i W. C. Flelda and y Cheater Conklin in 1 FLAMING YOUTHS’* 5 ROOM BUNGALOW WITH GAQAGE—on PalmetGi^ Avenue. Two bed rooms, bath, living room and Wfc .J chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like rent, •; / } For Wednesday. Regular $ 2 9*.0 0 '- T o “$ 1 0>*07 .0~0 Values • * - .TC* \:a * il * -V-- In addition to the above hodses I own a few beat lots that I am willing to sell at less than actual cost be­ fore the boom* If you want to buy a lot at low price aijjJ on easy terms it will pay you to get in touch with me. Not an agent so you save commission. :- A FOOL’S LUCK- Price TO M ORRO W A Comedy H it “ADAM AND EVIL” with Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle “ aS cH ? - PICNIC" ♦ t Box 799 Care The Daily Herald.- AESOpg FABLES” ^ n B BIG TEN T" -J- f a t .* . i¥TT T! •■***%• ■ksnan WvH tr I *. .1 . jVm: ,v a .■ r t ; .>,vY f j j w . rf-" ;* •• V .•iv' *•?« ' . -b. 7- a *•/? i« LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SMALL FAMILY in Sanford_:v* $ 2 9 .0 0 I M' PARK AVENGE SPANISH BUNGALOW, Attractive ^ J little home on popular avenue, close to school attd in first class neighborhood. This house consists o f liV-* ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bed Y ' • rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price fe ;* no $5,500.00 with only $250.00 cash and the balance rent. - - '•iiiX-l S P E C IA L . Vftloi Only $995 To $ 1995 i have it completely paid for. Dresses | give YACHTING PARTY ong the many social affairs holiday season, was the 3i>g p arty given Monday "k by the blisses Lillie and i Vickery honoring Miss Minnie ' >11 and Miss Mildred W altThoso enjoying this affa ir Miss Minnie W althall, Miss «d W althall, Miss M artha , Miss Jim m y Brooks, Alias - Calhoun, M{s« Elizabeth ?• M. Campbell, R. G. W hittle Whittle; Andrew Vaughn, 'Capt. Grow. »■ . h �THE SANFORD HICKMAN GIVES DETAILS OF H IS FIENDISH D E E D Additional (continued r;on> page 11 I 7 * || ! nnd this time I blindfolded her T i l l • "Then awfully -sudden. I wanted 11 to m urder her. A 11 “ I got a rolling pin from the kitchen, and then I changed my , mind, jf t |,0 '» got n towel ami put it holi- nrnunt* her neck gently telling her >f the il 'voa*‘* m “ kn h e r head rest easier, hosts “Then I suddenly nulled it tight d hr irsday w't *1 ®h nl>’ stre n g th . h a k « “•‘’he m ake any audible sound. “.She was unconscious in a few n,0,n* minutes, and I laid her on the floor ™ n* and took off her clothes and put n"t |u,,. j„ t |)0 tu j( “ I got a big pocket knife. DisI by trict Attorney Keyes has the knife pecial and stabbed her In the throat, lances “Then I cut off her arms and laced them in (uipers too. Then cut the body through at the waist ____ and wrapped up the limbs. I combed Marion’s hair nnd powder­ ed her fnce and put the torso in a suitcase. “Then I wrote a final last chance ------- letter, mailed It, and went to the Fox and theater, but I didn’t enjoy the < arrived *how much, und I cried, to spend, “ • w,’nt home and got the suit imon Gem Farm Crop FERTILIZERS F ARE "Time Tried and Crop Tested" Personals Our Brands arc the Ac­ knowledged Standard by which Growers of Florida have judged all fertilizers for nearly forty years. "Giving all we can for what we get instead of getting all we can for what w e give” is the policy of R, E. Johnson of spending the holidays business. Mr. and Mrs. Ira IV Davis li ft Sunday in their car for Atlanta, Go., whero they will spend the holidays with the latter’s father W. M. Downing. Mr*. L. S. Crnmer nnd Mrs. Wentworth of W est I’nlm Beach are spending the holidays wjth their sister, Miss Jessie Hutchin­ son. Mr. and Mrs. A. Zclmonovitz and family of Brunswick, Gn., arrived here Sunday to spend the holidaya With their daughter Mr.*. 8. S. Baumel. «■ THE E.O. PA INTER FERTILIZER CO. Jacksonville, Fla. RACCOONS We are paying highest cash market Prices for Raccoons, Skunks, Foxes, nnd Wild Cats. It will pay you to bring furs to us. FIELD’S FUR CO. 103 N. Park Avc. - Sanford, Fla. • Next to Valdez ■■ l f r . and Mrs. Grover fiperring l i f t Saturday for lave Oak whero they will apend the holidays with roLstlvis. P I PA IN T E R ’S Values Mr. and Mr*. S. Robbins and ton, Milton, left Saturday for Si. Petersburg where they are the gueata of Mrs. Robbins’ sisters Mr*. V. H. Paco and Mrs. U. ______ John E Morris 8 r,f of Quitman, G il , arrived here Saturday to 1)3 tha guest of Mrs. C. A. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh lodrtr. Mrs. T. A. Jordon of Sebastian, Fla., and Roanoke, Va., is visiting h er slste^, Mrs. William Moore Scott a t her home in Mayfuir. Louis Fleischer of New York is spending the holidays here with his mother Mrs. J . Fleischer. Mrs. M attie G. Paco and p arty of friends are spending this week at Miami. Victor McLaulin of Cincinnati spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me Laulin, leaving Tuesday morning for his home. Sam W. Doe m e r of Miami a r ­ rived here Saturday evening to spend this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Doerner. We will continue the big sale until our stock is further reduced, and will offer new bargains daily. As our sale continues more sty le* . are reduced to just a few pairs and to clean Mr. am! Mra. L. R. McIntyre of Lakeland arrived here S atur­ day to apend n short time as tho guests of Mr McIntyre's sister Mrs. J. N. Tolar. out each style 50 pairs have been added In this lot. Ju»t think, fine shoes at this price for ladies. L. J. Bush of Atlanta, Gn., a r­ rived hero Saturday evening t » I'nusunl values! Where can you go to get as good shoes as we sell and then to know that we are offering a variety of styles and leathers, in low and high heels, broad and narrow toes nt such low prices. You should come quick und get several pairs. Both mens & l.iui st. la a prescription for Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever and Maluria It kills the germs. At this price we are offering exceptional tulues in fine Tost wear. T here’s not every size in each style hut there’s a big saving 'in every pair. For your selection are patent leathers, colored kids and black satins. Headache children’s high and low shoes in pqtent SOOTHING AND QUIETING RELIEF and tan In the very best grades that offer Take B. C. to break up raging, ner­ vous or dbzy headaches. B. C. relieves all kinds of pain and aches— neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, neu­ ritis, toothache, lumbago and women's * {tins. Checks colds and breaks up f Hu and grippe. No bad after effects, i Ends insomnia and brings rest. 'Simple, safe and sure. Two sizes, 10c and 25c. From dealers every­ where. B C. Remedy Co., Durham, real reductions. Many Walk-Over Shoes Included in (his Sale Men’ft Shoes Reduced ’ ■* No Sale Goods C h arg ed , Exchanged or Refunded z’t DJI. J. R. VIDLEIl-Chiropodist. B E F O R E you order dinner at a restaurant, you consult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start out on a shopping trip you should consult the ad­ vertisements in this paper. For the same reasons! T he advertising columns are a buying guide to you in the purchase of everything you need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time and conserves your energy; that saves useless steps and guards against false ones; that puts the s t r e t c h in family budgets. T he advertisements in this paper are so interesting, it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them. . . fail to * profit by them. Just check with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertise­ ments regularly— the big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent. . . always. Avoid tim e-wasting, money-wasting detours on the road to merchandise value. Read the adver­ tising “road maps.” �THE SANFORlY Bm r u f l a a a a a c g t men Leak* For The ■^niurtf Daily a*rmi# Apartment For Rent ANT a d . r a t e s Political Announcement apartment*: Tenth Sts. water and Phone 1S-J. m : C**h In AdTanea ,ne ads, *» recehed irons and collector tent iately for payment. Radio Progran ts o r iK im o L K (O l> T l sntii>utu.- r inysflf **h>-rl»f of ns a Somliioln vet to (Ut' a c t i o n >.i ' oti c primary to *,•• mr l y p a r t *.f J u n e l * i i Vcr> r u s p c c t l v v l y. TUESDAY. DEC. 27 It. E. HRALiY upart men Wth St. 1 ingrains in eastern swuidard tllne. AJl time is I*. M. u n ftsi o th ­ erwise indicated. Wave lengths on It'ft of ta ll letters, kilocycles on Announcements Furnished garage apartment, in guire 1*18 Park Ave nr nhoiii CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 Park Ave. Apartments:—2 nnd 4 --g a rage and water. Reasonable. JT0 ADVERTISER? FU UN I SR ED apartm ent for rent in the Herald building—a down­ town l ration at remarkably low Yates. Ask for Mr, Haines at The Hr raid c !ficc. .* Herald representative atuffhly familiar with rates j(J and classification will wyou complete information. Jlf you wish, they will assist ,'in wording your want ud Bake it more effective. lfi—Houses For Rent N O T H >: -Small cottage **n Will rent for #15 00 orated nt 1705 MugInquire at Herald Automobiles I . ■_ DODGE mu-e cars and Graham trucks (at and 13th. Street. Phone J J Mil.l.Ell. Presiden t. C o n n Kt.t.Y, S e c re to ry h OR RENT—3 room house with garage, $8.00 a month. Apply KilNS t COWAN CO. Auto 117 Poplar Ave. itgr and sheet metal works. 1!)—Houses For Stile French Avenue. Phone 716-W. New Pretty stucco home just SANFORD BUICK CO outside city limits, garage, 100 ft. on new road, suitable store, . 212 Magnolia Ave. Phono 367. filling station or garden and chickens two big lots, cither sub­ urban home or may ho combined h u p s -m a r m o n s with n business. Will build nice inford Automobile Co. ignolia Ave. Phone 1" store nnd station, $500 extrn. As now $1500. No better value pos­ sible. Fred E. Russell, 110 So. iness Service Park. Box 1010. mani; transfer picture*., mints, and brushes. Sun [cuse Paints nnd Varnishes. T-k. nnd Wall Paper 1 T.’ F irst E* FOR SALE: Small house on .Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central Street. $3500.00. Practically no cn«h required payments like rent. Address ft. ff. B. Care The Herald. ri^ht. -"-.it. WPG Atlantic City. 1,100: t*. concert music: 10. auction bridge names: 11>:.'10 Christmas music. -'s '».5. WIIAI. Baltimore. 1.050: " 'W. male *|uurtei; 8. Strom berg O riso n orchestra; V. ensemble. | 508.2. WEF.I Boston. 540: M. Selbcrlmi; Singers; !*. Evereatly Hour; ■ 10. atii.iinn bridge game' l 401..;. \\ :. AC Boston, 050: H:3J. ' 1*1' t y House Tonight; 9:3d, Enter- | ta me is. in, orchestras v Wtill Buffalo, i*y(i. h, Stib- i clung Singers; 1*. Ever.-ady llou1; | l". auction bridge game•’ 1« 1. U'.MAk Buffalo. .Vat: S-'H ‘bca'ic urogram 1* Hi. fashion-j •■'I dame music; in, ln-.ii toll. 1 songs. 1. WTIC ila i.f itd . 5*50 :7 .' •Trimly College Dialogue 1*. con- | j 1*1rt 111, auction liridge games. | III-..’, Newatri, *lu; 7, o n -r I semble. 7 'll), dinner dancej organ ballad: 1*. choir; It), chain ( broaden-1. ■11*1.5. WHAR New York, *iit) ,4, singers; H;7t0. Air Weavers; •*, i Evcreinly Hour; H>. auction hrid’fc games; 10 .ill, dame orchestras. la l.:t, W’J l New Ynrl . ii(iU: s o n h e stra ; 1*. Continentals; lu. Alexander's Ragtime band; 10.30, Jazz Zither; 11, slumber music. J(i5J. WKI-WLIT Philadelphia, 710 X, Singers; S;.t*), Air W eaver^ Kverrady llo tif 10, auction l iii.gc games. 348.15, WOO I'liiludelphtn, 8(50; 5:15, organ; trun.pets: 7BIO, dinner tnuric. •Tlb.lt, KllKA rittsburgb. 1*50: *t, dinner concert; 8, orrhealru hour; 1*. Continental i. 18a.it, WJAIt I’rovitlence, 020: 7. Jewish community c. nter: Ever­ eatly Hour: 10, auction bridge gam- if. V. .ivMi, ■sm'titltlf g-'t scats ofr them in the United States William \ are t right* of 1VtinsyLnriia its i*••i Charles S Ik'iicvn of the same state. ■’ Winsome, Says Wise Wichita 0—Farms For Sale lETE In every sliapt cod », etc.. Sanford Come;., OVIEDO CELERY LAND ts Company, Fifth ana Ten acres or more, one mile front ’Sts. Phone 112-W. city limits, flowing wells. Coast . Russel. Farms, Groves, Line and Reaboanl loading tracks is. UU 8-’. Park Ave. Phoue one-half mile from property. Price $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ able 10 equal annual . payments, WIC.I1T PRINT SHOP interest C pet. [PY service on anything In Paul P. B arnett, 10 Wall Street, ring. A phone call will get Orlando, Florida. Phone 8308 [t an. Phone 417-W. 0 Raila . ROOKING—The Roof F,vftlng. Metal shingles; FOR SA LE:—Beautiful nrcenge ig reaot tin and gnlvinizcd between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 fee James II. Cowan. Oak acres, consisting of some high and sumo low land. Ideally situated ltd Third St. Phone 111. for poultry farm. Frontage on old UP YOUR OLD WAI.LS Orlando road. Can be bought at [THE NEW WALL PAINT a bnrgain with very easy payments. CTKING NEW AND BET- This is an opportunity for some [fOR FURTHER INFOKMA- one to get a desirable poultry farm [.CALL PHONE 235-J OR for almost nothing. For further V. C COLLER, SANFORD. information see R. J. llqjly, Fir<t National Bank Building* Sanford, Florida. GRAPH—repairing, piano f by exports with 17 years 22—Real Estate To Exchange lie. Sanford music store IShoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- New, Pretty, Stucco home just Arcau?, Phone 832. outside city limits, garage. 100 ft, on new ron<|, suitable store, filling station or garden ami chickens, two big lots, either Sub­ urban Home or mnv l*e combined with a business. . Will build nice store and station $500 extru; as i DRUG STORE—Prcn», Drugs, Soda. We are now $t500. No better value pos­ *>( as your phone. Call 103 sible. Fred E. Russell. 110 So. Park Box 101(5. NG BLOCKS— Irrigation and general cement work. Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST ! Pron. 3rd and Elm BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ cated lot facing east an Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good (8B BOND AND MORT- neighborhood. Very desirable for E COMPANY. 112 Second home, quite close to school. $1750.00 Almost your own terms. Address on improved business Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box ince property. ALo will ■131, Sanford, Florida. mortgages as security. ts and Flowers El' KESIIKV. di- fendai it i MM PLAINT gUlt 1*1 VOIIKK T i l IT ST A T E OK F L O R ID A T< * El* m i S l I B V : You art- h e r e b y o r d e r e d a m i r r iialretl t o a p p e a r o n t li*- s e c o n d il.iv or J a n u a r y , A I*. l!tSX, t o ( h e Hill filed ugaliiMt y o u In the above staled rause The Hanford He rald la h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d a s t h e n e w s ­ p a p e r lu w h i c h IIi Ih t o i l e r s h a l l he puMInlied. W i t n e s s t h e itfrielal s e a l a m i t h e n a m e o f t in- Kl e r k of s a i d Kl r c u l t K o u r t , t h i s t h e IS(h d a y o f N o v ­ e mb e r . 1917. V. K. DO IK Jt, A88. Klerk. Ity A. .M. W E E K S. "Have you solved the problem of initmating to your diughter's callers that it's time to go home?" "Oh, yes it’s no trouble at all. Promptly at 12 o’clock I turn on the living room lights front the upstairs switch.'*—Judge. Centenary, whose tootbail leant was undefeated this year, will lose only one regular through gradua­ tion. A London vicar lets taken up th • making of hand-beaten silver as a means o ' adding to hi* income. 370.5 WGY Schenectady, 70'I, | 8, Siiluriing Singer.*; 8:511, Seaiv Air Weaver*; 0, Eveready llou.*: | ll>, nucPoii bridge games 33.1, W1IZ Springfield, 000; S, Stromberg-Carlson orchestra; 0. 10-year-otd violinist; 0:30, musir.il program ; 10:05, Hr.stoniuns, 35(5.0, CKCL Toronto, 840;7, popular music; 8, Symphony orevhstra; 0, Light Opera Hour. •1(58.5, WUC Washington, (540: 8. singers; 8:30, Air W eavers: 0, Eveready Hour: lu, auction bridge games. 51(5.0, WTAG Worcester, ' 580: 7, studio program; 8, Seibcrlin Singers: 10, auction bridge games. South err. 200.0, WWNC Ashvillo, 1.010: 7, dinner music; 10, bridge lesson. 475.0, WEB Atlanta, (530: 8. singers; 0, Eveready Hour: 10, auction bridge games. 245.8, WDOD Chatt tnooga, I,* 220: 8:30, studio pr**gram: 0, clas­ sical period, 384.1, KTHS Hot Springs, 7HD; 7:30 Farm ers Radio Chautauqua;'*, bridge lessons; 0:30, Immanuel Baptist i Imir. 322.1, W1IAS Louisville. 0:30 X Seiberling Singers: 0. Eveready Hour; tl). auction bridge games. 51(5.0, VVMC Memphis, 580: 8. singers; 0, Eveready Hour; 10, Using an airplane en the Inst lap of Ids O.flilO-milo journey from Peking, China, Forsythe Shorfe-M- ariived in Chicago to take a* his bride Mm, Emily Duric Uyemoit whom lie met in Chinn. The bride shown a bow with the briilegro.ni, u the willow of Arthur Ryerson who lost hi life in the Titanic disaster. H ides T ab let in L indy’s H o n or , ki.aiit auction bt'idgi- g a m e 10:30, daiwc music. 33(5.0, WSM Na hvllle, 800: 8:3 », dinner concert; 3. K tem uty l!>er; in, auction bridge games. a, Km., ehose aii-s Tlieli "mat beautiful girl, it sc* iioi. oau ot 72 kUN who c whlri* lasted 1 BIGG BUS DAIRY FARM Phone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk for Babies G re a sin g 75c TIRES & TUBES Belter quality for lew money. ‘ellaneous CECIL L.R1NES F or Sale—Must sell this week, Underwood typewriter, typew itcr desk & rhnir, Rotospo’d fla t top oak desk. All good condi­ tion. Box 909. Care Herald. FOR SALE—Umbrella ty good one , new. 1 IT(5nt lUu. Lock and Phonograph 1901 Magnolia.____1, ^ our specialty. Toys, •porting goods, and fish- 27—Money To Loan •applies. (7eo. \v . Deetch, Store." McLandor lliul W. Flr-l SI. T H E R E ’ S n o n eed to sp e n d w eary h ou rs searching fo r a .d e sira b le h o m e or h o m esite. E very d a y y o u will find m a n y beautiful h o m es in id eal Thu houin iil’Diilro't where Col. Charlei A Llndb«rcli v its born was jupiuftil last siinimer when a broiw 'i tablet was plated there. Now tlju place Is a rooming Louie and the landlady, annoyed, she sa js; (ly, rnrlntiB visitors, has placed III* "Rooms to Kent" al|U user It. us Indicated abota. P o litic a l A nnouncem ent A “ fo u r -ro o m co ttag e to • n ew m a n sio n o ffe red fo r sale in our W a n t A d s . 25% d is c o u n t o n a l l , PLATINUM, DIVMOND 1HN NEK RINGS AND BAR PIN McLAUUNiJ . ^ D e m o e ra tio p r i m a r y to bo held "•** Ju n o . I w ill a p p r e c ia te yo«Y nupnorL r ea p eo tfu lly *our». THE SANFORD HERALD V I* w f Acute Indigestion Duiihoea, Cholera Morboi. Bloody Flux. . . .mi, etc. Eli*** Sweet Bugle i purely ttjcul'lt i uapoiivl livl U W ■1,1 nr ir h'dns* Sanford Auto Brake Service s te p O st t h e tut m (Ik UuuH.t (•'( wloch It MncveuMiwiiJ. U gh: can can now take rot at forrj. C one—all boon llrf. ^.L . V /E L IIO U R N 'S itabiletots* Tjrpe AA. cbe recoil before » fj*****1^ AT Y O U R D R U G G I S T ' S Salvaged Was the.ypepation successful?" L A N E Y ’S D R U G S T O R E Vlsl The patient died, hut the Meiaeh IRdr. Sanfurd. FI Life! M c R E Y N O I . D S D R U G C O . ct of English w BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRING or ELIXIR fa cto ry way to b u y o r s e ll m erch an dise o f a n y k in d . i I fcttly uf« r u n i . »rh» m>•!(«*« tkiUl. A tura r»- A d v e rtisin g in o u r W a n t A d a is the, qu ickest, m ost e c o n o m ic ^ , m id sa tis, '"* now till about May s a t* o r [?. aerts tiled land T O t h m v o TCOUNTY 1®Rion, celery land crop I h e re b y announc** my can<ltea**> ?ula not do. lowest f.ir r e - r l e c t l o n to th» n tllee «I ■1"fr~ iff Seinlnotv C o u n ty iubj*«t (•' J^^oleman, Tlfton. G t »hi oY a c tio n <>(f t h e voter* la tb# '■ f c . locations listed a n d c a r e fu lly d escrib ed in o u r W a n t A d S ectio n . B uv now b efore th e c o ld w eath er b egin s, a n d be assured o f a w arm a n d c o m h S a b l e h o n T f o r the w in ter. y T ^ U find every type o f h o m e f r o m , 4tt0 glrlj over 21, good her tor specialty work. i,1;- J te p ly Ht once with take way make, • .tip p e r con test 26— Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE: Furniture and house P«ni*r and other spring hold goods—Call 321 W or so« *«d from Stokes Seed a t 018 Elm Ave. Arcade Bldg., and be >1 pure type strains. All iiftctcd. • i 0. s. Vuughn, optome~ H. G riffith, Optician. Optical Co.. 305 E. Cth St. ^lilted, Glnsscs made, only "Pped. Plant In Sanford, and clock repairing— 3 sehool r?nln», I e£i,fk*r.t •’ ‘ tQ tsb sg . A m az in g n e w day g u a r in t c e d fre e t a il � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1927; <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/b83d53082bb63809ce97b670eb86786a.pdf 90d7df2865401005822d80ed54e61d63 PDF Text Text YOUR N EW SPA PER pgfclished in Florida’* Heart, fhe World’s Greatest Vegetable fiction.Its RichestG ardinland. ILUME XIX. Partly cloody to; day; not ranch cb. atura. * • Leased Wire International News SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEM BEER 24. 1927 Member Audit Rnr^»n n r rin n in U o n m �THE 9A N F0R D HERALD Slay Deer .With Bow ^nd Arrow- M ’G R A W C L T O N IG H T IN RADIO REPAIR]vrj Terris Rules As Favorite In Third Of Colorful Scrips Of Lightweight Title Route tome Tax Forms r 1928 Not To Be stribqted J a n . 1 lank Income tnx forms for tin ear 1927 are to he releas'd on iftnuary 1, ns has been done in the vast. A rclcnse dot? hu« not yet been 1 decided upon, but will be duly an­ nounced in the newspaper". •*' All taxpayers,. including i:u • V iduaK partnerahlps, ar,d « t |h>- t(ons, who fil-d re t.i * • turns for 192U v.-ill i "• iv ■ ’• forms for 1927 as Vi ■; • , c te released I v tu • * tcm nl Rev n ' G *’ office ut Jnckion ill • p.vporcd tl •J . : nttd only await 't.i ’ • :’>u t piailing th t i ou.. The t.; tpayot \ I n* | In Florida for the ; ■ • :t ' f requeslcd not to wr'te !• . 1 • ' ; fic# of the Collect* r r .. fo-m s, but may re* a r • ^heir jforms will be i ceiv* *1 i teoou ns. permission. E obt . .v*l (;• ; njail them. Ilow.vor. it hhn'. I farms, are net i m i v i l v. i.lin ; rlasonabre time after the release Jtote is announced request should Oiade for them front the Col* tor, • Taxpayers who are filing their first Income tax return and those Who filed returns in othsr districts fo r 102fi should ulso make request fo r forms. All rsouests should lie addressed to the Collector of Inter* n il Revenue, Jacksonville, Florida. B°sch> Fre«d-EU ion aenroufeii to mil ii *r? i,n .ianuary iipse n.l its i>rcde- .Meet AIJI Tasbiro. lie |3 at American born Japanese front Beattlo. Wusb.. with the University of Cincinnati busketball team this year, feliono i.pood ami clever handlfti?: of the ball Is core to get him la many games. Delaney And His New Manager In Mix-Up Too meet n .-‘which will last, five •lays will see ir >rc than 25,000 repr®#tn;utivc i fr* ni ail pe.ru of the two Amtrlcas present. Three hun­ dred carloads of road building and maintenance equipment will be on exhibit at the hall. The convention and show will he formally opened January 0, Mamifnctuier':* day, by C’. M. llabcoek. president of »he maociatlon. Governor Donnhcy, of Ohio, will bo honorary .chairman January 10. which has been designated as Gov­ ernor's day. Pan-American day, January II, will be 'riven over to the develop­ ment of i loser relations with the Pan-Ait ?i ran countries,* especial­ ly in regard t<> their highway prob­ lems. Dr. Gil Borges, of the Pan­ American onion will preside. The last day will be devoted to the road show for the* benefit ul’ contractin'i, o lfitirts nr.d engineers. RACCOONS FIELD’S FyR CO. F IR E D ESTRO YS “You can buy oil at all prices” We Sell .• .j •Q U AKER STATE J of E g g p la n ts Truck growers, if you want facts, not just claims, read these letters - J: .-m . . . s .• v hk X truck crop 7 ^ y . 1 2 / has its own pe­ letning General Repairing' Constipation and Rectal Diseases. (Puinlesa non* pargical niehod) Dr. Jo s. Corwin Howell, Registered p h jsid a n , 200 W. Gore Ave^ Orlando, ^Florida, Telephone 4305 for free con­ sultation. You will he sur­ prised box quickly you wifi arcll without Ions of tim fro n ho in --; | A C R E from each How these growers get bigger yields, earlier maturity a ml larger profits on their lim it crops ’ * r l 35 cents a quart of hood or throat !■ aaaaUy M ^ W. TOWN Silver Service Percolators Chinaware Pyrexware $250 Extra device whleh by preasing a button will throw an aviator from a fall­ ing plane, after which the prexting 4, of another button will inflate his atilt and enable hint to fl at to earth like a balloon GARAGE Carving Sets Toasters ’ Heaters W affle Irons Skates Bicycles Wagons for the children 1 A German prient it developing u BOB ISHIE’S i$ Santa Says Pitts & Littrell Say- Ao;. •^ Last Minute Suggestion G ive Something Useful Llk« the early lntllaui, Luclu* l-atchln (left) and hla bod Luclu*. Jr. De(rutt into the nnrthirn wuoda on’ a deer bant, armed only *ltb rix foot bowa and 2S-lncb stows. Thay killed a buck apiece. Th« patcblns s it lota'of nractlcb on the range of the Sleepy Hollow Arch Dodgers Book Busy Training Campaign ; 3 - I VttI v* i^m• .« *yv sir A giI M Indiana Snends Big Sum To Stop Sewer NEW YORK. Dec. 28— (IN S) Jnek Ih'loney, former light heavyweight champion, and Joe JaYnbn his new manager, appar­ P n l l l l t i n n O f ently have their xigngjH mixed, j l u i i u i i u i t VJI. u i u i v o -------After Tele Reilly had sold De ‘ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., D.*\ 23 bn ey ’s contract to Jacobs for $50,000, Delaney announced in — (IN S) — From fio.ouo.oon to Bridgeport, Chnn., that he would ) 12 ,000,D0U will be the hill to box Toni Heaney in New York clean up Chicago’s industrial ex­ on either Jan . 20 or 27 under the tension into Northern Indiana promotion of Tex Rickard. De­ along Lake Michigan In Lake and laney further asserted that the I a Porte counties. Alarmed ut_ the ever-increasing liteney-Jack Sharkey bout would not be held in New York on Jan. pollution of one of the largest bod­ ies of fresh, water in this country, 13 as scheduled. the Indiana board of health has Commenting today on Delancy’.r ordered that right. Northern Indi­ statement, Jacobs said Keeney i ana cities nnd towns embark at and Sharkey would go through' once upon a sanitation program. with their bout as scheduled ns The right towns i.re Gary, Ham­ mond, Hart Chicago, Whiting, Munster, Michigan City, Hobart and Highland. Ten years ago before the magi- K On All Curs All \Pork Guaranteed Lowest Passible Prices PAN-AM GAR & OILS “ a n d it sn o o rg | M cretafy.^nd D Trtmmell Oil ComfiY, dty, was In a dyin* * 3 day after being shot UtTI by an unidentified k * NEW YORK,'Dec. £ 3— (I N S ) -- the farmer and the consumer, and bed him of approximate The problems of the railroads— . f thus the' fan n er would find him­ any. nre not self-imposed, bu , self no better off than he is io'consist for the mos^ part of condi A confident position on railroad tlona which those outside th* prospepets is also taken by Carl It. Gray, the president of the Un­ Work Guaranbfs I ion Pacific Railroad System. This This is the opinion pf E. F.. U due in large measure to the (2 Loomis, the president of Lehigh favorable crop yields in the terCrosley recdvinjJJ Valley Railroad Company, who ritory served by this road, ami Tubes, Batter!*, an(j| told international News Service the largo volume o f railroad traf' Jnaloraiv toll^y that if the railroads nre fie created by nbundaqt harvests. SEMINOLE RADio J permitted to .pxpceod along present, ------- —=-------- -*— lines concentrating thair z^hoje efMiss Mildred Parisetta of Texas i 323 Sanford At*, 1 fort upon the effectiveness of and MJs.s Margaret Bergin o f New Phone 6S0— ~J I their service to tha public, there is Jersey nrt two voung American Cull Us For Rept^,] nothing in the situation to be singers to make their debut with nnd Demonstrate] faced in 1028, calculated to give the Metropolitan. Opera Company the slightest concern.to those in- of New York this season. Wrested in. and dependent upon, good transportation. - \ I.oomis believes th at.th e rutss charged by the Americah railroa.ln lu.ve no relation whatever to the We are paying highest cash market Prices for soealied farmers’ problem. Skunks, Foxes, nnd Wild Cats. It will pay yo "In my opinion,” hq said, “even ii the railroads should carry furs to us. agricultural prtidUcts fbr nothing, niter a short while, what was pre­ viously paid for trans|Krtation vould bcl *¥dihpl6tely absorbed, 105 N. Park Avc. - Sanford, f i n . . Next to through the mkl(jlemai\ between SID T E R R I S "* NEW YORK, Pec. 2. O: ■ b-orc the intense rivalry I r t w * in t<id Terris and Phil McGrow Ine.i w out in a rn sl of gloves tomgli: at Madison Square Garden. Terris rules a strong favorite for the third number of this colorful lightweight series because of the fact that at that time lie fouled MeGtaw in their second encounter he was away out in fiont and appar­ ently had the Detroit florist headed toward a fall. , On* the face of things, the series i» an even break. To bo sure. McGtaw'd /ictory was a negative one as he finished on the lloor and Terris was disqualified for a low punch. On the other hand, McGraw gave an excellent account of him­ self in the first clash. • Terris got up from the floor Uyit time to win but to this day (bore Is n derided difference of op­ inion on that deiodon. The vener­ able Paddy Mullins, who manages McGraw, i t ill glowers at boxing Writer* who agretxl with the nffirial venltet and Paddy wu > never g4vcn to making squaks. lie gen­ erally takes the breaks phil-isophirally hut ho contends that McGraw was the vfetlm of a horrible misriTriage of QuecnsbojTy justice tlo t nlgh» in Brooklyn. ,;l n the old days when Tcrrin was fc'akinnv jumping-jack he was not a. crowd pleaser. Nowadays he pulls pTcnty of patronage because he more, dances less nnd seldom goes through * bout without hit­ ting the canvas. OutlookForGoodRailway Transportation a p p e a r s To Be Good States Expert Charge for We don’t charge tor it because mon,*)r f°r us, Just ns it 8A V EB money lor you. Il'n the specialised nervier we gist* with every tire you buy from us. I t isn't too raurh to say that thi* service is Just as Important aa quality in the product. We know that more miles ,r e built into SUvertowns than la any other tire. But to act these miles U V tremcndoaely importint to keep them clean Inside free from grit, rims In good condition, to-* keep them in­ flated, to keep wheels aligned, to have any injurlea tiled . Our oc­ casional inspections are made in your interest solely; we want to deserve your patronage by YOUK results. culiarities. To meet these whims, to supF ‘\ ply just the right combination of plant foods,* is the business of a good fertilizer. T he right fertilizer means a lot to the grower. N ote, for in­ stance, how O. V. Champlain, of Sneed’s Island, obtained. 25c more per crate for his Eggplant last season — an added, profit of $ 2 5 0 on every acre, for his yield was 1,000 crates. • L R ead w h at o th e rs say about Bradley’s “AA Q U A L IT Y ’1 Fertilizers. R es u lts have won this confidence, Tltere is a special Bradley grad* for every crop need- For beans— to furnish a quick start and constant growth to the early maturity of firm,crisp fruit'. For Eggplafimhut are fully developed. For Peppers that feed, over a long period. F o rjh e rapid,vigorous growth of Lettuce, producing solid, hard heads. W hatever the truck crop, Florida growers have found through long experience that Biadley’s “AA Q U A L IT Y 1’ Fertilizers help them to get larger yields, earlier maturity and top prices, These results are due to infinite care i f i manufacture. T h e materials are mixed. re*mlHed and«crctned r»s throughout each hag. re th«T l«aye our plant. aniftfl> condition— never hard nor. lumpy* RcsulifU "based . . . ' upon over 60 yean of m anubcturlngexpajiance. You too can increase yield and hasten maturity with Bradley's. We have a grade scientifically prepared fbr your soil conditions. Don’t pas^up the chance to increase profits. Get our new book* let'o n truck crops. A phone call will brlnq acompetent service man who can help you with your crop problems. F E R T IL IZ E R S Made only by The American Agricultural Chemical Company . Yot* a rt c o t d u lly iI, flirt) In JnrfcMMfg)* la •'■**•* ssc pUni. OM *11hr «<*S moJtm <n iK* n«U. The American Agricultural Che mical Co . Warehouse............ Sanford Phopo 7P3 Jackionville �•V^'v OKI), KLOItlDA, SATU RD AY, DE' r x : • , F— a s . f .• „» d w K % James G . Sharon County Judge Tax Collector A . Vaughan . .. ^ ' B S T . W . Lawton Supt. Public Instruction B . F . Wheeler Fred T . Williams Chairman School Board County Commissioner Member School Board County Commissioner Tax Assessor C . M . Hand ■ County Commissioner Boston Steele Sheriff Member School Board County Commissioner V . E . Douglas County Clerk County Commissioner w m . I f f ] B , ) L ^ 1 i :r' , ♦ 3 ■ B* - .... ,* " ""?!!* | • v <~*.v * f '* ■V ■* V • » 1 * * ■ . * 1 . « #-Vf •1 i i p ii ^ .v«{- T ,***••%vr, .y, • �V.. 1%1 ‘‘ jT *'. F^ i*. ' v':' ' — - a THE 9ANF0RD HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1927 : dd Will Issue fo Paper Monday i MARCH AIM OF DEMOCRATS SALE Sinclair In keeping with its custom of Allowing employees to observe im * 7 h0ll,ia>*- Th* Herald wiP not be published on Mon- Contempt Trtol For Chnstm asf Is Imminent v _ Believing that Christmas should be n holiday on which no HpU<n y °P«rnte, The Herald office will be closed throughout the day and no busi­ ness- of any nature will be transacted. PA G E ; tiuenos Ayres Bank Explosion Injures 20 | BUENOS AYRKS, Dec. 24 —^( IN S)—Twenty iwrsons were injured when bomba were ex­ ploded to day in the Iluftios Ayres branch of the National City Bank of New York and the Bank of Boston, i -.O fficials of both banks state t that none wns killed and thnt nil of tho injured were native employes, tto Americans suf­ fering injuics. I T h o . greatest damage was done at tho National City Rank the Interior of which is said to have been nearly wrecked. Near­ ly ail of those suffering from Injuries were at the National City Bank. WASHINGTON, Dec. 3A.—The j lung ns a block" m t of Sinclair'* cr)!r. na . °f lurry. F , Sinclair, acquittal, has spent four days undtr millionaire oil operator, William gruelling examination by assi*tHeads Intend J. Rums, the detective, and four nnt U. S. attorney Jam es O'Leary, Orlnntto M d " P n id a n 0 ? ,,f. lhcir '““ oefates, stood adjourn- whom' ho charged wTtli'InUmidut- Success Of Prohibition Placed 1 To Fight F o r Legis­ Accused Youth Sei m „v V v- , . id over the holiadys today writh im ~ ing hi him into signing two "false Squarely Upon People, .Says lation I n /F a c e Of i---ork Acquire evidence that con- affidavits,” and he will ngain be on »l i- ,I*,, --------1--- -- every ' - ‘ J v.iutllVLviui. before uuiuie aIV tuuMessage To Pari SeymourLowmanlnfclxiHalncolU.OOO Issu e F o r $ 184,500 elusion lias been reached it will the stand when court reconvenes flan ToDelayActioh ing Aims Of Department Saying H e(WiH --------have liecome one of the most in-v on Jnmmry it. \nalysia of his testimnoy, the plain P art In Part Of Issue Bears I Am" lc”" greater part ot which was conflict- Campaign Will Be resident F e a r s 6 P e r C en t In te re st Arising from the nction of Sin- ing, has developed Ittlle which Minus Fireworks ______. : Hair in causing the Burns Detec- could be construed a s . evidence of B oy’s C alm n ess' Treasu ry D e f ic it Rate On V > m non w sn it n tive Agency to impose a close sur- coercion or intimidation .The wit­ admitted he F ive tnH H ,ir° n i t i i f , Vtfil!»ncc over the jury that sat in ness hna ............... w came volun.......... Main Idea Is To Talk U tile B a ffle s y .. fJ. , ,. ** O ffic ia ls the conspiracy trial of the oil man 1tnlr to the district attorney’s of>m<fcrats Angle F o r ____ lu*«L« And Proceed Without Any SiatlSfled W ith P u rch iise and former Secretary of Interior fice and asked permission to nikirn Spurts,” Chief Announces Former CierK^r Support Of Republi­ ■-------* Albert B. Fall, the contempt pro- his statements, and further, thnt Pastors Of Several Churches The sale of $510,000 worth of reciiings have now become a trial although O'Leary phrased and That Girl’s ~ cans From The W est In Short Statements Give Sanford refunding bonds has been | within WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Sum­ a trfal ns a result of defense wrote the affidavits in dispute, he WasKramePfc1 Kidwell, hml read them tnd person- ming up the prohibition situation Significance Of Christmas negotiated by the City Commission maneuvers, WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— with the bond houses o f Wright. Edward J . Kidwell, the Fnll-Sin- ally corrected tpyogrnphicnl er- at the clow of the year, Seymour Offer People Well Wishes Warlow and Company of Orlando clair juror who is alleged to hnvo PENDLETON^ |(lN3)—A Democratic drive rors before signing and swearing Lowmnn the new dry czar, told and Pruden Company of New York, boasted he expected "an auto os to them 24— (IN S) — "Tell to put tax reduction legialuChristmas messages to the peo- according to nction taken by the International News S en ice today father that I wa ion on the statute books be- , ?( Hanford from the ministers officials at a private sale held on that “in tho last analysis the sueof this city were today gathered Thursday afternoon. givenesa. Tell him Tv cess of enforcemen operations tie- Cjtes Own Case To Implore we March 1 was announced oy The Herald in accordance with The securities were sold at U5, see him when I g6 to ! pend on the force of public «pin-*| Youth Of Country To I^nd oday in the face of an ad- a custom inaugurated several years bringing $484,500 for tho whole is­ ton. ffeles, to tell hin] y ju ? ninlstration Jilton to postpone ago. The significance of the Yu1-n sue. The purchasers agreed to Straight Life; Kidnaping, Ktales where there are no locul happened, to ex]>Iain. If tide season, the joy of giving and pny accrued interest on the bonds 1 Murder Called Worst Deeds ictjon ° n the $289,000,000 enforcement laws, such ns New the typical Christmas spirit were between the date of their issuance my part in this tmnV^ ax' relief bill until after York, Montana nnd Mary land, and nniTOlfH Noth —ll.r.wlU, a among the topics discussed by tho and their delivery. It is believed This waa the nj other sections where public opinion ftutemptlt written h> \VIIII4m digress acts on ail bills in- clergy. that it will be about Jan . 15 or 20 is unsympathetic present serious Kilwnrrt lllckninn. a me»»uge. |,„ William Edward before the securities will bp ready olying major appropriations. The messages ore as follows: rays. In tho ynutia men ,if Amuri_____ problems in the federal govern- oi. He 0 * 0 **w lielil In the rmmty accused of kidnnpiifg oltd for transfer to the bond houses. | The administration's plan to __ p T . . ... |merit’s task of keeping ahead of F ir s t b a p t is t ch u rch Jail at t'rnilteton. (Irrsini. It*- In TV L Under the terms submitted by f’tisincHH Houses Will Close Flying Experts At Roosevelt j tho bootleggers. pigeon-hole" 'th i tax bill in thq | NUNpertei! of hetns the khtnapper 12 year old Mntion Park Dr. F. D. King t », 1 day wishes to send to her the purchasers and accepted by the uml olayt-T of Marlon Parker, 15Doors Monday While Plans cnate fia n c e ■committee -wili bield Relieve Mrs. Grayson "But the main Idea for 1928 it An indefinable spirit pervades yrar-old t,oa Any visa slrtAfter saying this, Inikma ncct with sharj) D e m o c r a t op. our country today. In every pas­ City Commission, $300,000 of the Forced To I-and;(Ias Supply to talk little, «nd proceed normally Are Completed For Various cd again to the nrwppa issue will henr six per cent inter­ By WILLIAM E. HICKMAN jositlon. Hopeful of drawing aid senger enr; on every farm and in Relieved T o R e E x h a u ste d wit,jou.t1 / P in ts drives or firePrograms In The Churches est «nd the remainder of $210,000 t Written For International News. read with avid intereJm-of rcm midwcstern ^republicans, the every factory; in every store and will craw five and a half per rent. woiks, l.owmun declared. PENDLETON, Ore.. Dec. 24— ploits in baffling thousands'1 Jemomts wiU/^seek to forto in evejy office; up with the fly­ Principal and interest payments He cited New York City, where Following a brief season of con­ By International News Service. Tl'is affair has gained nation­ suers for almost a week. < lonate acti^rt'on the mensure by ing machine, and down in the will he mnde on January 1 and siderable activity in both business “Tbe Dawn" Mrs. Frances 3,000 night clubs on Christmas and lip devours every ’ lin e .") wide publicity, ami the great “ to­ ^bhruai^l and (hr-final enactment submarine; wherever Christianity July of each year, being payable Grayson's trans-Atlantic amphi- New Years Eve, favorite, drinking word. He apM an td dkf n iijte, to be applicable on the has gone, the atmosphere is to the National Park Bank.of New nnd social circles, Sanford citizens binn plane— is long overdue nt periods, will me "watched” by only ward nnd search by the people of appellation, “the fo *;" tlie west shows the opposition of today mnde final preparations for Harbor Grace. j 10 or 15 federal agents, ns typical hitfina tax payments due next strikingly different fU-h Cwcnty York City. hf signc«l to the rnnion larch fourth of December, At I o'clock this afternoon e x -in f the problems confronting the the American people to criminal celebration tomorrow of The securities arc scrinl bonds, the ■ . 15. vV*1,r '■*t i Hickman's cnlmnoM tendencies. The weather man tells us that-maturing over n period of 25 years, Christmas and the observance of ports at Roosevelt Field estimated government. Fear of. a treasury deficit was He is the personific Kidnapping nnd savage murder except for a certain For ail of the United plates the afi to be behind the ndministrn- the temperature is about the Stipulations of tile contract enter- Monday as u general holidcy. This that Mrs. Grayson had expend.1*! " ^ , iori plan to' delay action on the nbout the same as that of thejtd Into with be buyers provide year bun established no precedents, all of the 520 gallons of gasoline government has about 5,000 en- are the worst of America's crimes, the eyes. she curried when her piano toik fOrccment agents, and without the and everything should tie done to I*,' bill. T h is postponement was average winter day. It is not a that $20,00(1 will lie paid on JanMention of the girl relay for backing of public opinion ami local prevent anyone from interferiog [ tported to have the approval of quMtion Of latitude or longitude, unry l. of each year between It Ml nor have nny records boon broken off nt 5:07 F. M. yesterday st eg o f authorities, tho country In th e , with the liberty of life of *» f i dof y llurhor Groce on the first by the volume of business transact­ In one scctfon of the country the nn‘l H'4H ami $30,000 on January loth President Coojidge and S.cc,1, n iih l. .tom,. . . . j . ™ , . T , ;.o mad, on attempted trans-Atlantic flight, damp sectors cannot ne nuulo |*rc winds ure sweeping across the *> nf pach y e a r f o r tho remaining ed, but n last minute rush has been rtary of the-Treasury Mellon, in | The young men and college ner, |< V Q The plane was last reported cuely arid, he admitted. between UM9 and ner. tltiiuch as the house exceeded by hills covered with snow, and in reported by local merchants. In many district*, howover, Lowstudents of America shoutd consighted early yesterday evening "Who killed Mari Orff t g * - * ^ * * ™ ^WO.nOO the-' maximum reduc- another «ee.lo„ , . h . * The various church, civic and off Cape Codg Lieutenant Askar man said, local officers are backing , shier tho Parker case us a lypl- membered h er?” A{t£\* 03 fixed by*.the administration. sending out their fragrance the , r K necessary to take care of the welfare organizations that arc a r­ Omdnl, who was piloting thojup the government, tho stuteieol crime as the worst thnt cm he answered: “It waa The Democrats 'however threatranging individual celebrations plane, is rated an expert flyir, courts are handling the minor cases j Itxppen when a young man gradu- _ He is exceedingly-. tyjl war. ...,, will begin their programs tonight. nnd _____Mrs. ___ ______________ Grayson, was also ac With dispatch, ami “real progress, ally losrfs interest In hLs family, Kramer, so is ho nbpt of t,irmu1otl,m (or the (.not Midnight services will be held both coiupaniud ijta m vetymuch opposed to nny another they on! bciny de.troyoJ by Brice Goldsltorough, has been rjpde within th e.t year." |friends, and his own honesty. Dunning,” the woman” -------- Jv luxury. But in every_ homo ^ Tho , „ uc wa5 to “■'in t a i. relief,” ----aaid---Senator nt the Ail .Soi:l£ Catholic Church co-pilot und navigator, and Fro! with Kramer. 1 Had weather and heaty Winc|* That young men of this country day is different atrikinglj bave been sold on December 15, but and the Holy Cross Episcopal Koehler an engine expert. „ (Dl p f'Vt#h, Utah. member of tho "No, I don’t knd#^-i f-cou)tt between Florida and thA off. expert cun see that I cun pass as an or­ inanco committee. “The Senate different—from any other sen- m] Qfx bU| wnB rccelVeU, Farson, Church. Most of the other churches, While there was no <lenying islands of Bimini and the Bahamas dinary young man. us fur a* out- nbmit-either of , , , . thor , _ tight to act ‘in the bill in time son of the year. Who can explain St)n nmJ Con,,)nnv 0f New York or­ loltowing the staging of Christmas the anxiety felt for Mrs. Grayson gnve the government an edge on ward appearances go. Crime in i f (i ? n 1 w" * r* thtycjuji ^T a make it - applicable for the in- tho air which is vibrant witu fl.rinK u5 555 for’llOO.OOO. The of- tree celebrations last night and to ­ nnd her companions, an air of: the bootlegger* in the battle that simplest definition is the desire of| didn t tell m° } fhe Democrats will try to gut chcer? Who can tell why multi- fcr waa rejected nnd arrangement* night will have appropriate servic­ hopefulness prevailed at Rooae- I started early In December to keep a man to have money without . . — ,. tildes of faces are rrflccting good were mtt,j for the holding of 11 |»ries tomorrow. lie.hill out of'com m ittee and be­ ve It Field where hopo was held (the millionaire winter colonies in work, and to enjoy tho sumo , l (, ^ *?. bitter nguinsf^W sj j vale sale. fore tho Staata bv January 25 at The Campbell-Lousing post of out that the plane might havo\Palm Bach, Miami and other Flor* place in society us other people, Jterious figure, he doe*'not In other days One came to The price wqs ope of the lowest he latest^ThU’ would enable the American Legion last night Htrrrt- a mnde a forced InndlpjK In so mo - ida^resegts sobai\ Smug, ing over nnd still show no honest effort t u j H ini;lm‘',l to ear mote spot njong ••wo Maine thCCO rtlUe stretch of usually' cnlm be real man. Senate to pu3s It by February 10 F.orth quite unlike any other thnt ever broughyDy atwfnrd srcurities huge truck o^£hristmas gnou^jto .upJo * C \ 1 i seC liasSieen llB it so ffi* this seusmd its enactment into law before the world has known. Around tho but under the eircumsta»wea was the Lake City hospital for disaol- wo bast or iniwfovh Sgelii. Young, men when crime has P°“ h V'» n slick ofl(s~ T * homes in which He lives the flow- considered by" Oitjt officials li* »*■ he end of Febrttary. Excellent flying weather was ’ on a* tq p resu ffb f storevi officials once overcome your will—power ’ami that waa all. * ers— refreshing flowers — bloom ing exceptionally good. In"> cd veterans while tomorrow tho reported all along the route to MI,V* Senator Simmons (D ) of North ovory doy la the year, nnd in the voiced their satisfaction over tie- munty welfare board and church to be honest und straight, you are I Hickman divulge) anpthoril I Rcinforvuruents are still moving u menace to society. Take my ex- ’ ing of the man's rmrnuvwluo 1 Jaiollna, .minority’ tax leader, homes virtues grow both by day |outcome or tho aalc and stops1 were organizations are planning to dis­ Harbor Grace, Mrs. Grayson had planned to ' south to-dry up the winter play- ample to illustrate this, see how J killed Morion ParkcF.- He i vis said to foel the same way. and night. In the cities where the immediately taken to speed up the tribute Christmas baskets among follow the const-line, nnd it Is b e -1ground. the poor people of the city. I tried to get whut every young cd that "Cramer," or "Kr« The insurgents, who called the name of this One is honored, and of PWPnrhiR the l.owm.m regards the rcorgnni- man wants. Rut in becoming u were both IncniTect. lGckt In the churches cnntntns, pa Ucved that if her plane developed balance of . power,” were nou- where Hjs Hjs will is tho law of tile delivery so 'w'probem fnquida ”„a|i i'!-7 „ trouble, unless tho difficuties zntlon of the prohibition service ommital. Tho insurgent platform majority. manufacturing, city tin * municipal obligations may k i nts nn.| nnd choir services will l* gin wcrc too su,|,jeni a landing might ns the most imp ntant single event criminal to do so I put my own he knew tho man as "Andy *4 v-a a j T s ; » na,,r ™ jin 7 ;™ ,“nmt ;r i:P ™ o ,d ft. rapidly a , po-iblc. this evening with some of them to have been made on land, the fact from the enforcement standpoint life in a mass und tho way out x-r." be staged tomorrow night. Sunday that no ships have reported sight­ since the volstend act was poised. 1s very dark. 1 hopo 1 can do' “ How will you likhito go VfcV something by giving you this L*»s Angeles to facp th e-jquv night nt ti o'clock following thu Ss u rp r lu.s e s. should S 3 be S applied S «**.»*.«!«»«?«*« warning. Think if over. Hcc my Hickman was asked. -^ iaha^ c ,denla nnd imtnortal prin- W ilbur M ak es l n p close of services in the several ing Mrs. Grayson lends support to the belief that if she made a mistake. Be honest and upright. "I'll be glad to go badj *“ churches, the coiumunity Yule to reduction of the national’ debt clp ks'n ro ''m atu re o f ‘chleT Voncon S p ot O f Sinking forced landing it was made on Respect the law. If. you do these claimed. I “. Bstend o f taxes. IlKhUd Contra! Cart. ~ , f nnt’ . " s Z cern. This One who came 1927 _ ,r‘ , will things you will be happier in th» This Hickman, this r while a brief program will be car_ _ _ _ « • ypara ago luis given cvcrj’ ncbie Q J L J n Q G r S O U IlO tll end und you will have gained buftling pvreonnlity|D ri:d out. Atiusle Fidelia, the words Southern Will Kppn desire, impulse and ambition of MUNCIE, ImU Doc. 21 -(IN S ) much more from life. hmused wheii ho .wasA«hl (x m in e r n m u J^ e e p whlch wo 8C 80 many evidences of which appear elsewhere in this ________________ * Keyes, Los Angeles, (lUfr PROVINCETOWN, Mass., Dec. issue, will be sung under the lead­ "Santa Claus w*>nt let my girl ts x • .vs it* i I ney, uccumpanled by Officies A t Capital this Christmas Eve 24.— (IN S)— Secretary of Navy ership of Mrs. W. S. Leak. The au­ got lost nt Christmas time," A. Jesus Christ, npd Jesus Christ; Adn Entzinmger To Make lice Davis nn.i chief J . Wilson, fnthor of Mrs. Frances Admiral dience will ulso join in the sing­ Wilson Grayson remarked here WASHINGTON, Dec 24.— (IN S) alone, explains the high tides of) ■ p j i ul,»u.h chief of n naval Race For Legislature escort H*raunhim cli,,e w*a WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— (IN S ) ing of Christmas carols. There will tod»7 when informed his daugh­ —Secretary of War Davis has back to Los —Hsadquartgra of the Southern S & tS r — » — "My mother tried. I transmitted to congress a recomter's monoplane "The Dawn" in » r i " ''" y 's v K « t s e z r S T S kJSis: Uilway will ’ be maintained in Charles IV. Entzmlugcr of Long- »«nai interview wil (Ucpor meanlntf ..o f In which she w»» flying from New treminUon that the Savannah A’suihingfon^ despite campaigns this day, and may each one find Tho hotels and many private York to Harbor Grace, Ncw- River improvement project be mod­ wood, pioneer citizen of Kcniinule he smilingly suid, ztjtu'hod by sevcr&l southern cit­ in the Christmas hours new peace, to Cape Cod today to view the homes are to be the centers of so­ foundland was missing. ified, he announced today. Tho ro- County and one of those instrum- was arrested on a es to obtain a transfer, it was new strength, new hoj>e, and new scene of the submarine b-4 dis- cial affairs tonight nnd ort Monday. fommemlution would provide for cntal in thu development of the ho wouldn’t see her,, " I have every confidence in tho reported today, Atlanta, 'Richmond courage in tho fellowship which aster and to confer with rear Ad- Several dances, dinner* and lun- ship nnd in tho crew to pull u 5-foot channel to the head of na­ town of Longwood, today annuunc- probably be glad * l end Chat-lotto have been angling he is privileged to enjoy with miral Frjuik II. Brumby over sal­ cheon* are among the uTents that through," Wilson said, vigation ut Aulusta by >the con­ cd his candidacy for the state leg- me.” Hickman was not.all ■ vage operation*. #r tho Southern to move. s 'ruction of n lock and movable blaturc in the Democratic primary are being anticipated with much . ’ — r , Christ Jesus. * The coast guard patrolhout no. plensure. to he held next June. at the possibility of mob | LETTS $10,000 JOB dam and by open river improve­ Southern, officials at one time Mr. Entxmingcr served for sev- when he returned v 155, out of Glouchcster, designated ment to cost about $1,305,Q00. • AUASOULS c h u r c h toremplated moving because the toarrny 'the BCc”reUryaTul Admiral . T h e city wMl general jobserve u era) years a* county commissioner the kidnaping und l HAMILTON. Ohio., Dec. 2 4 . Rer. M. C. Clasby wvemment is compelling the reThe army engineers have found, from the Longwood district. While man was completely to the Falcon, which waa riding out “®**d*y °on n Monday. All _of^ the (IN S )— Russell P. Price asisstan: "Poverty is such a nuisance .such a fifty mile * an hour northwest business and professional firm * cRy manager at Daytoua, Fla., and however, that they cannot begin a member of the board Mr. K nta-! Hickman disclos ■novnl of the^ building which has boused tho company’s head offl- an ugly thing. It may perhaps be formcrl city auditor at Steuben- work until local interests “have mingcr supported and championed ope’night's sleep y ™ ............ . 2fU «1«* their doors a* will the formerly n at thlrtd^dth and Penrisylvan- wrong or it may eve* be sinful by gale a mile or more off Wood End ririit National Dank. wv. . - — — r- Thje --7- pastoffla^ r -istofflcig villa, Ooio. today wan named city furnished, free of cost to the Uni­ many of the measures which have : Angeles, until he was “ K Light, wns covered with ice, having e Aenvues. .The building is in modem standard* to worry about will remum opcm only until 12 o’- manager of Hamilton ,at a salary ted States, land required for (ho contributed considerably to the 1night’s sleep was oijtuj ike line o f the government's fed* it at this time of the year when made a trip to the Falcon before click after wh ch the employees of f 10,000 a year by jh e com m it lock and dam and thu necessary growth und progress of Seminole Francisco. we’ ttro telling each other to be the arrival of the visitors from will enjoy a half holiday. building project. flownge and dumping casements,” County. He voluntarily retired | " I thought I’d naUa alon here marry and gay. But we cannot help Washington. from the office several day* ago, to Kansas City whore nnd until tho secretary of war has All operations had been sus­ - - thinking or it because .we have received assurance that there will declining to offer -for jre-eketion. to seo"my mother,' pended, the Falcon alone remain­ Wark lifay Get New seen it and it is our business to re- ing over the grave of the S-4. The "Hut,” ho was as Mr. Entzmingr is the first candi­ be available, within three years date to onter the legislative race, realize that office lievc It ns fa r os we ean. \ \ c might from the date work Is begun, ade­ Western Dry Job say forget It, get out and work, or mallard ami tho lark, the other res­ quate terminals for handling com­ lo promises to serve to the beat of ching for your apL "By that time,1 wax poetic like Mr Belloc, calling cue ships, broke loose from their merce of at least 125,000 tons ex­ its ability If the voters choose to moorings nnd were obliged to run "tho hue und cry n|' Wa s h in g t o n , Dec. 21 —<i n s > God to wUness. clusive of sand and logging oper­ elevate him to the office. • „ down.” H. Wark, former state pro"The poor of Jesus Christ whom for the harbor. ations.''’ Asked If he w '■Wtion-ttireeto^ fo r Kansas, la no man hoAfs Postoffice W iF B e The City Hail park was the Club o f Sanford, we present you Another recommendation called shoot Frank R. srtdsr con side ration fo r appolmHave waited on yOur vengeance Terris Decisively scene yesterday' afternoon of un this tree as u token Qf our abid for tho improvement o f Knobb car |ie stole Opened Extra Hours whose n*®Ms administrator for the newmuch too long. Beats Phil McGraw impressive program when a ing faith in thu future of our Cluck, North Carolina, by provid make Hi* escape, Ij 7 created,district comprising NeWipe out not - tears but blood: handsome Christmas tree wuh city. Aa wo transplant it tenderly ing a 10-foot channel from ‘ the . .. . . . .. didn't'know. wsaHa. Knaaas and.. Oklahoma, it our eyes bleed tears. In un effort to fucilitute the ..j j,ad my Pasquotank river to the Norfolk from U native wood* to hi* dear formally presented to tho City NEW YORK^ Dec. 24. ( I N S ) 4. „ , . _ g l e a m e d today.Come smite cur-damned sophis­ ,, . cou|,in't ( —A sensational and profitable by members of thoSanford Lur- spot, we dedicate it* evergreen* Pauthera bridge at an oatimated handling of the record breaking The n«W district layout and the volume of holiday majl, tho Sanhnv(| donP.« tries so strong coat of $79,000. to tbe spirit of tbe living Christ­ fistic feud had been settled to- ' den Club., Tha •xercises drew u Work appointment -L will become efford postoffice will be opened ex* j Hickman, awoke That thy rude hammer battering daw by Sid Terris’ decisive Tic- wrg« crowd, manyo f themboys mas, to the flowers that will w ive February 1, iwcording to tra hours today, tomorrow ami i o'clock this morn this rude wrtmg ’ tory over Phil McGraw here last and girl* representing local scout spring into bloasQpre at its feet; Doctor Is Held For Monday, according to un announce-1r,,n „,i r0mfoi d»* Vlan. W ark W passed the civBing down the abyss of twice night. The flashing New Ywrk organization*, to the birds that will sing enrols ment to«luy by Postmaster J . P. night. His guar u ‘service' examination. ten thousand ?*ar«. from its branches to the joy un I Illegal Operia Hall. • "Is it-not much-more helpful to lightweight won nine of the 10' The tree, a fine specimen of tho laughter of little children. that his sleep rounds and proved conclusively; juniper BarbadeiuL, was greatly Today the- office will remain the previous night give » poor man a quarter aim a 3 Young G an g ster^ } homeless "AH of these were dear to th j it Florist's admired by tho gathering. It will that he is the Detroit Given an orange CHICAGO. Dec. 21.— (IN S )— open until 7 o'clock in order that one a bed. telling their, to ■. • „ , „ serve In future years as the heart of our Mastor, who drsw Dr. Anuhte Rangettl. head of the as many packages may be deliv­ Hickman referr Get $925 In Holdup think of Jesus Christ kWVeriiig in master. It was the third and "rubber’ municipal tree and will be deco- his great lessons from their inno­ ered as possible before Christmas rather ironically, the Crib outside the City of tho bout between then,. .In the firr-t rated and lighted throughout the cence and purity—who came not Ashland Boulevard Hospital, " I t ’s my Chrl held to tho grand jury by a cor­ Doy. Tomorrow morning tho of­ patriarchs, because hirfoster ra­ to destroy but to fulfill. As we oner’s Jury here today on a double fice will he opened between 8 and scrap Terris took a close deci­ holiday reason. Dec; 24.— (tNS>— Although buret ther was too poor for the nice ho*«ree youthful, gangsters, who sion after being floored four The program opened with a thus, celebrate his blessed birth- charge of murder in connection 11 o’clock at which lime ull busi­ man was alert i if**.yesterday held up and robbed times in the first round. McGraw \bugle _ ___ by one __ ____ (Continued on poge cat! of tba Boy day, we refresh our own souls in with tho death of Miss Loretta J . ness will be transacted except * t headline in Kulllvanf ; Walls. Miss., of the spirit o f Him .who esme that End era and her Infant child, salt! the money order window. was awarded the second bout on a Scouts. Phyllis Smith, hands we might have life and that to have been the result of an ab­ * L’ Were sought today by police, COUNTEB3 MAKES DENIAL foul. o f.th e Girls Scouts, There will be one Dot cel deliv­ rear abundantly.” .* ■ bandits • trailed Sullivan s OtM mo ing of Joyce Kitr ortion performed by the physician. ery on Monday and tho office will Pul’s Alibi.” from the bank and seiz#<l a v ut lie asked PARIS. Dec. 21— (INS) Count­ R E B E L ATTACKB REPORTED poem, “ ImThinkm n oiiaii The Jury in Its verdict stabat|'th*t bo opened until 12 o'clock, the ypetmas pay toll when they ess de Jadsc. the former Alice paper, but f postmaster further announced. Never & c A ning^M ora Lovely MEXICO CITY. Dee. 2 4 - I I N S ) J^ v e r Sec Dr. Rongettl had failed to provide Federal» Employees for the life of the child when death J^ d ed him Into * ditch anil pulled Silverthomc. of ChJcago.whowM low him to Wwis. The three young men t*« finest *4 for ahooOng Vincent do Then, wo* Imminent after it had been Arkansas To Form Get E xtra Holiday “ PW in a fa s t c*r reclined on TraffonL n young Englishman — ■ women* singles with whom she was Infatuate.!, H oover REMUS JU R Y REBU KED denied today that she will marry troop*.* controllci tk* . I t S & O M M I M * . In b * W f * , SH IFTS do Tyaffpd. A sim llardenU lw as f. ''h- LrtTLEftt -CINCINNATI n -TW 2 4 .‘ (INS)-A “ *«#—a sc axnine rebuke to y which fTund Georg., Renlun ■Party YULE GREETINGS ARE OFFERED BY LOCAL MINISTERS ACCUSED YOUTH WRITES NOTE TO AMERICAN BOYS SANFORD READY AIRPLANE DAWN FOR OBSERVATION IS LONG OVERDUE OF YULE HOLIDAY i IN HARBOR GRACE hi Secretary Of W ar Urges Changes In Savannah Project Handsome Christmas Tree Presented To City Officials B y Garden Club 5381 a s W A f i «reHVrv-ar.v** �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1927 FOUR 4 Good Will Toward Men >e Sanford Herald r n n ■ ftem o u n n e t p l mt f a a f o n l . P l e r f J a . As Christm as rolls arourut again with its cedar trees Atraon and holly wrehtha, its mysterious bedizened packages, and its clear young voices caroling out on the night air that “Jesus Christ, our Saviour, was born on Christmas day,”, most of us experience a genial inward glow that is echoed Mnnntfrr j n thc -words, “Peace on earth, good will toward men.” , '** K,1- t" r Last Christm as we published an editorial called “ Pence 1:9 . . on E arth,” and the events of 1927 in Sanford seem naturally to have lead us to the remain# half of this beautiful phrase, “Good Will Toward Men.” Acute financial distress, political change, and the estrangement of many friends because of H e r a l d . S a n f a r i T a ,i l< i « r r r « » « • * differences of opinion have ail contributed toward creating rr, a a b a r r l b r a I c I k f l a t r r n a ■I > t n » S r n l r r r f r r h I i i k ( r u m a tension which the mellowing influence of the philosophy u w p *ttm r a m . u rx a a .a a ll.ia a t r ^ o s m d i I w > .n la Unity e u t r r . of good will might serve to relieve. a l l - I k e l e a d i n g r u u l a ••( I k e r « a * a r i d . - T h e I. A. Throughout the two thousand years since the Christ ■ l l r . e f f i c i e n t l a K ln rld i iH«r o r hitiiUllujc b i n l e ■nn u Child was oorn in the stable at Bethlehem, men all oyer th* world have turned at Christmas time with renewed interest ■' T k « i f e e a l d la n i n e m h r r n ( ( b e to the wonder and beauty of the message that He brought, A a d l l l l a r e a n »r ( i m t l u l l n n * . nn l a t a r o a l l u n n l , U « o r l * l l u n o f l*uli- and certainly, this year, it should be fraught with a particu­ •lahera. A d . ertla e n a , nnd A d . e r l l a l n a A ( « l b n k l r h r r q u l r r a r n r h l*wi>- lar significance for us. New countries have been born, old ones IIn k e r neenihrr l» n u tm ili f.i n have died, wars have been waged, won, and lost, fashions \ k e r r s jk n m lll »( atib«erl|>liiM, j l a t a l a o r d e r t o * n l t ; n b a n l n l r l r and men have changed, but still "The belfries of all Christ­ Mil c l a i m * o f r l r r u l a O u a an m i l n» endom have rolled along the unbroken song of peace on h r a r r t Ih taln raa m e lh o d e . earth, good will toward men.” £ SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 1027. During the war between the states, Longfellow, in his B IB L E V E R SE FOR TODAY poem, “Christmas Bells,” from which this quotation is taken, ; T I D I E S OF GREAT JUY •The lamented the fact that the sound of Christmas carols with w g « l Mid unto them Fear not; for their song of peace and brotherly lov e was drowned by the .behold, I bring you good tidings of th u n d er of the cannon, and he likened the effect of the war ■DMlfc Joy, wmch shall l>e to nil . . . , . , people. For unto you is born this lo th a t of nil oarthqunki rending the hearthstones of the ,day In the city of DuviJ a Saviour, country. W hittier, too. in his "Christmas Carol” Doggrri Which iq Christ the Lord. — Luke thut the bugleis might blow the march of peace and that K & lu c r , „ , North, South. East -----1, and West might be' united in working Lv P R A Y E R :—O Thou Lord, of for the common good of humanity and America. r jjf e h® Thou horn anew in us, nnd then we v.’ill puss on dnily the good More recently, we find the plea for peace and good will tidings And great joy to others un­ in the Christmas greetings exchanged Inst year by the dip­ til all people have received them, lomatic leaders of the world. Among the answers to the How I CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND 1 . can ----- world pence and international good will coming year?” ,Was this reply of Heap iri more wood!—the wind in TP. a thej tz Ev chill; ■ ^m g Albert of Belgium i: "Th e peace of the world can only Bu t Wtjjit whistlo ns it will, be insured by the universal good will of the peoples, **.:id y this will depends largely on the ability of these peoples n mutually to understand one another.” It seems to us that King Albert's answer might well ; apply to Sanford. I f the people here would make an honest L' concerted effort "mutually to understand one another," it d would work an infinite, amount of good for our city. And when two men understand that they are on different sides 8 the political fence, can they not have good will toward each other ju st the same? Because a person holds opinions crew. at variance to one's own as to what is better for the England was merry England when ultimate good of Sanford, is it necessary that one entertain Old^Christnms brought his sports a deep and personal hatred toward him? T i m "fchristmas On The Morning Of Christ's Nativity "] | The Three Kin THE FIRST CHRISTMAS iN st Nature ^ \vith° her sympnthii “ w«8 no so J ju>ty MJ The star was so beautiful, | and clear, That all the other stars of th. became r. white mist in the at phere, And by this they kenw tha Coming was near C f the Prince foretold in the phecy. Only with s; w°°s ^ innocent" And on her Pollute with Thi-ce caskets they bore c,-. ih»i, saddle-bows, r Three cnske.s of gold with gulden keys; Their robes were of crimson silk with lows Gf bells and pomegranates anj furbelows, TI>elr turbans like blossoming almond trees. Hut he, her fears to cease. Sent down the meek-eyed Peace; She. crowned with olive green, came softly sliding Down through the turning sphere lli> ready hnrliim'cr. With turtle wing the amounts clouds dividing, And waving wide h .-yrtpj wand. She strikes a argver.il ; u <* the ugh sea and land. And so the Three Kings rode into the West, Through the dusk of night. ov« hoi und dell. And snmUiucft they nodded with heard on breast, And son-.itimca talked, ns they paused to rest, With the people they met at ,st>mi wayside wad. Ni* war. or hat tie's sound, — Was heard the world around: The idle spear and shield wore high up hung; The hooked chariot stood. Unstained with hostile blood; The trumpet spake not to the armed throng: And kings sat still with awful e.Ve, As if they surely knew their sov­ ran Lord was by. “Of the child that is born," sai.; Uul.nsar, "Good people, I pray you. tell m the news, For we in the East have seen hit star, And have ridden fast, and have ridden far, To find end worship the King of the Jew s." And the people answered, “You ask in vnln; Wc know of no king but lierud the Great." They thought the Wise Men wero insane, * A.: they spurred their horses acro» the plain, Like riders in haste, and who can­ not wait. broached the ^ * There were friendships in Sanford, some new and untried, some ri]>e and of long standing, that did not weather Christmas told the merriest the storm of the two campaigns of last summer* There . mightiest ale; AChrlltmaa could 5™ " ' ’’T “ " " P 1™" ° f Mfc foi them to speak, or at best to give more than a churlish grunt JTie poor man’s heart through half w»y ° f salutation to a person who did not vote with them. year. There are men who could not play golf in a foursome with n 0lrun • tmaS Eve ttl0 Wer° 1111111 W^° happened to be on the opposite side from them on On Christmas F.vo the mass was ,t hc ca" nl, Question, and women whose bridge game would [ anng; |DG spoiled if they should happen to draw a partner whose cheer gambol No Substitute For Christ Jesus .It Rfibe' damsel donner her klrtlcd And, on the other I ’ aheen; ' and women m Sanford The hall was dressed with holly and whose vision is bn p green; * HM i, F orth to the wood did merry men o g° f To gather In the mistletoe; ■•Then opened wide the Imron’s t ■hall fT o vessel, tenant, serf, and all; Power laid his rod of rule aside, |And Ceremony doffed his pride. The heir, with roses in his shoes. That night might villuge partner choosey EVEN TH E SC IEN TISTS InThe Lofd, underogating, shure ' The vulgar game of ’T o s t and given awuy •Old Sanscrit proverb, K — o-------Real happiness is cheap enough, it how dearly we pay for its coun- | irfelt. --H osea Ballou. TH E t.Wd sf&netimes have those little *' *S’ iba which Providence studs tu cn“ *M Wl1 uice the vulue of its favours.— m eot. or oldsmith. Q.UfHClvett ■Though a small draught o f phil- Vf 1,11 ni-'‘ lophy may lead a man into athe- f'"W*rnun. m , a deep draught will certainly r»ng him back again to the belief v n if i a Golf.— Bacon; ULJ There is un old Engtirh say Mg hat as;many mince pic's us you ;**fe at Clir.stmu- so many happy nonths will you huve. ;Th? c'-oi nit'lutiim of celestial Jngs will make u innn speuk more ibtimc y when h« dciccnds to linan affairs.—Cicero. Extract From “A Christmas Carol By Charles Dickens Show nu- t h ’ man who would go li hsuvtn r lone If h • could, nnd 1 ill show vitu (,ne who will never 1 admitted rito heaven.— Fclthuin. »od never g ive u man u thing to concerning which were Irreverto turndor how the Son of Gad aid hjive done It. —George Macrue friendship is a plunt of grp*"th. and must undergo withnt *rid tho shocks of arl?tv. b'for,* St is eoritlfd to the llatl m— George Wsshington. good to b» often reminded ieconvistencv of human nat:dB iR to Hlearn toB look R P iM B W without br disgust on the weakness sr* found In t!i« strongest ■^Macauley. lorv and b^’ituv rotne a-’U t lr r e He delights * visits there are frs••<,••,■>1. . ___i n . W f| merry ^nristmas! Out upon ..rh , Merry Christmas! Whut’s Christmas time to you but a time for t L‘ paying hills without n\onsy; n time for balancing your books and r i A having every item in Vm through n round dozen of months prsssnt- una_t . cd dead against you? I f I could; o ' . , , work mv will," said Scrooge in- 1 dignantlv, “every idiot who goos A .’ ahaut with ‘Merry Christmas’ In I " ’8 his lips, should U* boiled with his . own pudding, nnd buried with a f,»„i.. stake of holly through hia heart- . H ethPuldl" . r : p^seru "Uncle F* nleaded the nephew. another “Nephew!" returned the uncle other j stMTly," keen Christmas. Is your Uik L\ own way, ami let me keep it In wmr> n T'. ree Kings camo riding , away, ,d‘‘ Melchoir nnd Gasper ami p,it ta r; '“•* .Three Wise Men on! of the r , were they, 3,1 And thty traveled by niL-h> „ . they SiCpt by da/. anJ For their guide was a beautjf,! Sarasota Herald About the same time th -t Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea, .1 . .r ,, And hr there was born a lynna, m Capa- , ^ docia, a child who grew to he a man of considerable iinpottnr.ee in the y0 they ancient world. His name was A pol-| Rto lonius. He studied .medicine in the .p, , temple of Aesculapius and attend- y 1, ed ail the various philosophical L8' •ehool.s of bis ilay. He traveled far and wide, in Egypt, Parthin and In- j ® Hot wisest Kate says no, dia, ac(]uainting himself with wis- i The cll: The shephenis on the lawn, This must not yet be so, dujn, mystieism and sorcery of wa: Or e’er the point of dawn, The babe lies yet in smiling those countries. Upon his return, i Sat simply chatting in u rustic infancy, developing great activities as a " nt* 1 row; That on the hitter cross morel reformer of Greece, Italy ”u Full little thought they then, dust redeem our loss; nnd Spain, he gathered to himself n That the mighty Ban So both Idoiself und us t > many followers and organized them Throug Whs kindly come to live with golrify •n o congregations very much like hor them below; Yet first to those chained in our Christian churches. And no I’d hups their loves, or else their sleep. A h attempt war, made, through gie sheep, 'I lie wakeful Inimp of doom must the use o f the story of Apollonius, Rut thi Was all thut did their silly thunder through the deep. to discredit Christianity in the the thoughts so busy keep. time of Emperor Septimius Sever- ^nd oti With such a horrid clang us, late in the second century. At ‘ i,urn{ V\ hen such music sweet As on Mount Sinai rang. the instance of the wife of Septi- * There hearts and cars did greet, While the red fire and shudder­ riiius Severin', one I’hilosstratus1 * . As never was by mortal finger ing clouds out brake; wrote and published a life of Apol- j ‘ stronk. Hut aged earth ngimst, Divinely-warbled voice lonius. Ho lecited incidents in the . With terror of that blast, Answering the stringed noise, experience of Apollonius very sim -i 1,1 ^ Shall from the, surface to the i :-r to those i cited about Je s u s 1 ,rc As all thetr soiiis in blissful center shake; in tiie gospels. A chorus of swar.s The lit rupture touk: When nt the world’s 'js t session, were said to have sung together at The chi The uir, such pleasure loth to Th" dreadful Judge in middlu uir lose, h ; birch. He wv reputed to huve da; shall spread ids throng. With thuusund echoes still pro­ m st uu; devils, raided the dead, Of a ki longs each heavenly close. And then at last our bliss j hen led the sick a in I mysteriously via j I appeared and reappeared. SacFull nnd perfect i s Nature that heard such sound. lint now begins; for, from this |m l voices were aid t> have been Ilis me Beneath thy hollow tound happy day. ! heard out of the heavens approv- Sat w* Of Cynthia's seat, the airy re­ The old dragon, underground ing him r \ n great teacher. There res gion thrilling, 1 1 strnitcr limits hound. no doubt about the fact that Ap- Wutchi Now was almost won Not half mi fur casts bis usurped ollonitis whs a remaiLnbtc charachr, To think her part was done. sway, ter and that he performed n great p And that her reign had her. And wroth to see his kingdom nT.ny marvelous deoils and taught r i' its last fulfilling: an exalted philosophy of life. 1 She knew such harmony alone Swinges the scaly horfor o f hla’.H y a f t e r t)»•• night t <d,. I ., The life of Apollonius only scrvCculd hold all heaven and earth folded tail. ihg their neon-loved maze, A to emphasize thut element in the in happier union. , . . . . . . [ religion of Jesus Christ which is its . The oracles are dumb; • llut see, the virgin blest f dUtlhctive feature. Had Jesus been ll,e Y 11 A : lust surrouds their sight No voice or hideous hum Hath laid her Babe to rest. *c< A globe of circular light. Runs through the arched toot Time is i«u>- tedious song should ' a mnn like Apolonius, and only a man, the world would have heard The gc That with lung beams the In words deceiving. here liuve ending; nothing more of Jesus than it Ki shamefaced night arrayed: ' Apollo from his shrino Heaven’s youngest teemtd star lui» heard of Apolonius. But it The fr The ’j.dm eit cherubim, ( an no more divine, Hath fixed her polished ear, aw And iworded seraphim, ! With hollow shriek the steep pj Her bleeping Lord with hund- him been fur indifferent. Jesus is more potent in the world today Was f< Arc seen in glittering ranks Delphos leaving. maid lamp attending; with wings displayed. No nightly trance, or breathed And all about the courtly Stable than he has over been nnd exerris- xhc m Harping In loud and solemn quire, spell. Bright-harnessed angels sit ip os a great influence over the live* and uc.ivitics of men. lie is still And tl With unexpressive notes to Heav- Inspires the pale-eyed priest from artier serviceable. tho great saving power, working in bo cn’s new-born Heir. the prophetic cell. __ —John Mihou. the hearts of munkind, to 'deliver . . men nnd women from the thrall- AnaJJ* Such music (as ‘Its said) ' ' G °D R E S T Y E MEBKY dom of sin. The hope of mankind ‘ Before was never made A'" 1 the resoudlng shore, GENTLEMEN b1 But when of old th e'sons c f A ,votc1e , ofweeping heard and God rest ye, merry gentlemen; let rests upon Jesus raihe^ than upon Apollonius, because JFsus is the ^0I morning sung loud nothing .you dismay. While the Creator great Fro,,, haunted spring, and dale For Jesus Christ, our Savior, woi spiritual power through which Remen mankind realize their spiritual assa Hir constellation set K,,Ked w,th P°Plur Pa,e* born on Christmas day. pirntions and hopes. It is because, Of an And the well-balanced world on . Th.e P»rtin/? K0,,iu8 is wllh ai» h* Th® .rof e ° ‘tr hinges hung 'n,r 8Cnt* hem. the stnrs shone through Jcsu'. today, quite as much ps in th And cast the dirk foundations ^ lth (lower-inwoven ttesscs torn the -ray the days when he walked among j eep( The nymphs in twilight shade c f When Jesus Christ, ^ our Savior, And btd the weltering waves their tangled thickets mourn. .was born on Chriatnijis-day. cosy channel keep* jn connecrflteiI earth, „ , . , Ring out, ye crystal spheres, And on the holy hearth. l,oJ1iJSfh.nJCyoa S frig h t ^ ** Once blest our human ears Tho L a r. um| Lemurs moan “th ng you afirignt, (If ye have power to touch our with midnight plaint; l or ,Wa* Yen. Tiutii .and Justice then Will down return to men, Orbed in a rainbow; and like glorious wearing Mi icy will sit between, Tliimied in celestial sheen, With radiant feet the tissued clouds down steering; And Heaven, u a t smile festival Will open wide tlrj gates of her high palace ball. s iT n iW !j ¥f t A r s » i'S r a « ^ J c u . “J •* lh"r r r f »• deep organ blow, 1 And the chill marble aecmi to reth* wns bt'rn on Christ mas-day. And with your minefold harmony swent> i Make up full conaort to the an While each peculiar power fore- - ,<H* rcs* t hn-stians; »yropbony. 1 bi. - o . U . . . . . . Th, For if euch holy son * Poor and Baalim ' Enwrap oar fancy long, Forsake their temples dim. Time will ru« back, and fetch With that twice battered the age o f gold j of P a le stin e ;, And sneckled Vanity . And mooned Aahtorwth, was of a woman born. Now all your sorrows he doth god heal, your (Ins he takes away: For Jesus Christ, our Savior, .wm born on Christ mas-day. For the V J mauce cd his vC, And returned to their hornet o'.har way. . — Henry Wadsworth LongM Th? time draws hear the bii Christ;] Tho mqon i« still; \ The ChVistr to Mil [ Answer eacfl oil �th e SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2L 1927 evening 7:30 . Tlu- First Baptist Church cord inlly invito * visitor.* mid ritixens H I.S l CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and IVInietto Avc. Church School U;|5. \Vur»hip end Communion 11:00. Sermon, "Joys Bern into the ” ‘ritl with Christ." •^hri«tl«n Endeavor 0:30. Evening Service 7:JO. * Chrirtutus Pageant. The Birth oi t hrist." •"■‘I ms numerous assistA. it are very cordially invited to d distribute the gifts, 'v ' *1*i’ »th us on this Christmas la r was a splendid auru" much praise can not A; i:. Sunday morning the h< hosts in n akiiig this Chur. 1 School of ;h>. First Chris­ that will he long reincm- tian Church will give a short “ h ami every child who Ch-t Iran: prog mm. Then Santa It is earnestly hoped that wi I give each child present a gift '"Uicnt „f the Hotel For- t'r.'-n i!it Christmas tree. Follow­ "tll make this an annual ing the Church School program the ninrning worship ami communion v ill complete trie morning serVires, Gloria I’atri Chr .ttr.n Endeavor at *»::*.(l with Scripture I A a ve int resting program for the Anthem, “I y ung poopie, T idings". 11" .-nirir servic,. will he given Offertory '■ t . tho prvsntatnm of a Ueautifii' P.tg in.; on th- hinh of Christ Hymn witn , It..it talk by the pastor. S» rnitui, "id ol the Itirtii Aril hem. " I ,, I N 'T CHURCH OF CHRIST Bethlehem" SCIENTIST Hem diet ion, Cht. ■ hi Science services arc Kpworth Long It tu* ti . ■y Suiitluy morning in the AV. ... . Club, Oak Aviiue near 1. m - . t. at II o'clock: Sunday S ! at 10 o'clock. Subject fur C'tr. ii r>'». "Christian Science.” || ' \\ drieolav evening services t, (wl i.t) im lutie tedimonies of Chris|t Selene,* healing are also held jin th* Wt.ai.'.n’s Club at 7 o’elock. Tin Clni.rli mninluitis a free IB lorn g I’ m i , 517 First National y Bank Building, where the Bible I- mill ad aulhorizeil Christian Sci1 enc«* literature may be rend, bor. •rowed or pureluisd. Open ituily ,'Xiep' Suetlays and holidays from Ottlce Telephone i U MRS. FR E D . S. DAIGKR. Society Editor Itesldence child • 7.^ ' f rKtn n" (l J"llie->t children r. .Chris.mas parties eve. staged ,n this city wna tfiat l(f y r . SUNDAY day afternoon when the man i - . Lchoir of the First' Baptist mont of the Hotel Forrest £ £ * , . ' Lh will kiyc a cantata “Out of hC? n.,T l ° ? r r,0', children at ,|„. (Wilson) atJ7:80 o’clock hotel. In spite of his rush at this season. OI,| Santa ( bus wired the [7 Baptist Church. Utinir of tho "Municipal Dinnnger. G Schlossoe. that h, Emas Tree at 6:J0 o’cclock K u V* here by a'H'lane to bt. \Min the younjf guests. L Central Park. Festive in its holiday ,|rv*-< w .h MONDAY e :.P , rV bedecked wtih all g L class will have Christ- kinds of red cut flowers party at 7:30 o’clock at tho hoinsetiu.s and --------- 1 including roses, as well ; L of Mrs. Kent Rossister or, wreath.*,, potted plant s and umii Ip r L. Avenue. All regular, assuggestions of the ______ holidays. In ,h.. [ i members and members of j center w:iH the mamouth Chri [Home Department are cor1 mas tree glistening with L invited. 1 tinsel and ^1 ovi, as well asicicle.' him ; (n,i Mrs. .Marlon Sttns Wig- died.s of si iny ornaments, am [will entertain at a dance nt .............. ........... of tiny rain. country Club at 0:770 o'clock lighted with myriads im \y colored electric light t. Ug thrir guests, Mr. and Bnnknl about the base wen [Emest \Viggin3 of Wnshingdredt of gif s of all kinds f. D.C. l i' di.M awaiting old Santa to ,ji Tu e s d a y to mte them. Then* were dolls, t, Lj*| Department of Woman's blunts and hooks ft r the git', ftrill have fortnightly bridge while for the hoys old Sant L»t 3.00 o’clock with Mrs. A. brought tool sets, hills, whistle brt, Mrs. 0 . Irving Loucks airplanes, tops, games an,I l.,„,k Mrs. James F. Hawkins ns I bo babies Wei ,, not forgotten, hr Hies. mg pre-entud with rntt'es, dull aiitl other suitable toys. The ft rival of Old Santa Chiu was greeted with cries of glee II marched down the stairway tm made his way to the throng whii cag, rly awaited him. Santa mud a most delightful talk tellin the kiddies „f his trip south t . nnford, ami at the conelusio Shade wished them the very hnppies ; for Christians, lie then naked the , hilt id the run to form in a line in the bn room and mutch nast the » Personals r. and Mrs, C. C. Strong of Wile, Miss., announce tho 1! of a son, December U'l. Strong will be remembered u Miss Ruby Middleton. HOLY CROSS CHURCH -------- Tim first service* will be a c.el [. ami Mrs. John Overstreet Holy Communion ilaietto will spend the holi'’ “ lurdav, the Kvt. jtrc as the guests of Mr. and ( •*‘,stmas lb: A. M B G Methviu , Morning Prayer, Hnlv ( onumi lion and Sermon II: A. .M. . .. ' ,, ... .Church School Service I*, t and Mrs. Tom Hoy and Mi Wednesday evening. Decent!. In, T K. Duke of Ukelaml JSth. at 5 o’clock the Chur, « holiday guests of Mr. School will meet for its amm Its. B. G. Methvhi. [Christmas celebration in Ho --------. Cross Parish House. and Mrs. Jako W^y of Ar*-------- .1 ire spending the holidays CONGREGATIONAL CHL'RCi nnth t n tknll* it n it i#lil W vo l ) „ - B I ... .... 1 it their daughter, Mrs, Byrd. At The Churches . and Mrs W. F. Ravcnel zby left Friday for Charles* 5. C., where they will spend lolidnys visiting relatives. FIRST 1! \I'TIST CHURCH Sunday School Ji;;I0 A..AB Morning w.rshiii and sermon I! A. M. Se.inuh sidiject, "Tl:e Tritintp nut Vote; The Angel's Message." Young P opie',* Union- (RlJi. Ba'itis'ital service . Ufn istinit:, evening message, "The l ove Trail Tlu. (il'.VVS Tltis Christ inns Night." Christmas music will be heard (buth morning and evening. Under th.* direction of Mrs, A. M. Philips with Miss Margaret , Davis organist tlie choir will giro ■It the cMUiing hour the cantata. "Out of tlu- East." Church Family Hour Wednesday ''AGE Adeste Fidelis t ilili.r** N'ot.- Tin* I t f r n l d tins t o p u b l i s h tin* “ *Y1,I" "f AU. « f Fidelia, which '%»11 i Hun«c on Sunday ewnlntr •u ''•iilr.il I’nrk on the net’ll* ,*l" n "I the IlKhlinK of the community Christmas tree. Herald readers who are hot laminar with the words are avk.it ,,, clip this piece and carv\ It with them lo tile park ADESTE FID ELIS cnnie, all ye faithful. Joyful and triumphant, come ye. (1 come ye to Beth­ lehem; <ume mul behold Him Bern the King of angels; 0 come, let us adore Him. 0 come, let us adore Him, C'me, let us adore Him, Christ the l-onl. Mo| the $®dship 19 2 8 bring Upua n ocean full.or 'Health ,"U)ealttv ^arvdljappme s S l»r>t| of Coil Light of Light, Lo! i|e abhors not the Virgin's Wonili; Very (hal. Begot 1in, not created; O conic, let us adore Him, etc. Sing, choirs t.f angels, Syhg in exultation, x Sing, all ye citizens o f heaven above; •lltirv to (hitl In tin* highest; O conn*, let us adore Him, etc. * en. Lord we greet Tb»*i*. Born this happy morning; Jet us, ti. I he,* he glory given; Word of the Father. Now in flesh appearing; O t.mie, let iis adore Him, etc Yt’stt»rtliiy, tile house whreh a well-known Sanfonl woman rents for a portion of her income caught lire. <’ottsiileralile damage was clone. Totljtj the house 111 which she lives caught lire from a defective chimney and it too was considerably damaged. Two peces of ill-fortune in two days, and the two davs before t ’hristmas at that. *>*‘w ii,tk Uni* t.f mg ques­ tions ii'kftl by the naturalization exam in. is is: What are the duties of it tntnm ’ Mrs. Samuel Chotzino'f. si>i. 1 of a great violinist anil wifi* ,if a music critic, who was applying for naturalization, an­ swered til, question thus; “To set* thnt even thing is kept hotsy-t.it* sy.” She l e wd. lUBl.L ('ll U TAl tjl A I'KNT I*ark Jn,l St. Song service 7: to. I’rc idling A new |i;iiama negligee has its Side I*. M. Every niglit except Sat. A Mun- coat fn'himed from past -1 flow­ ered shining hupe and its trousers day. accordion pleated satin. Subject Xmas Night;- “One star guided the wise men to the Babe in tin* manger, Myriads of stars lit.* telling us that His second com­ ing is at hand." Other sul 1iccls for the week tire; "Ls the world washed white nr wh'tc wt'shi d." " Ii.1*. to jmy the preacher with "(•A 1.1.OPING FURY nit u iug you 1* own. money." '* ffe world ctrnnia in f> acts. Collett ions F, m are past, otic is still future." "After death then wh-it?" P\//I.IN<; UO-EIIS" “ Who is the author of Spiritual* Lim." Sportlight All nr. earnestly urged to attend PIONEER INSTINCT all Hu ** > services as our campaign will he short and you will want to heat* evi ry suhjfct. K. A. Macaulay, Evangelist. But she will have as happy a Christmas as though neither of the houses had been damaged. For the damage is completely covertl bv insur­ ance. And, in addition to that, the roof was re­ placed on one house today in time for Christ­ mas, and the roof on the other will he replaced Monday. (iootl insurance, plus just that kind of prompt st rvice, means absolute security against n gloomy holiday and proof against loss at any other time of the year.* This is surely an insurance Christmas. Milane Today INSURANCE FIRST NATIONAL RANK BIULDING .3 Julia Dillon of Lowell, arrived here Saturday to the holidays as tho guest s. Sandy Anderson. ami .i,,s. jonn r.. m om s ALL SOULS CHURCH " f ohn„Morr‘* J r " of. Dee. 21 Christmas Eve. Muss at ale will arrive here Sat- Midnight, No oite admitted lifter evening to spend the holt- ,o A M n , c. 25, Sunday Feast of r'th, Mm;mMorri8 mothei‘' the Nativity. C. A. Williams. Fitst Man* SiOO A. M. Special singing by the children, and .Mrs. Leslie Kill and Second M an 10:00. laughter Louise of Orlando Benediction Uftcr second Mass. ipemj Christmas Here with --------Sill's mother Mrs. Ernest F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH t (Sunday, Dec. 25, 11*271 ------ -tV. P. Huhrmsn, Pastor i Ball left Saturday for Sunday School, U:U0 An M. |Ga., where he will spend Preaching, 11 A. M. Organ prelude Invocation sentence Hymn Emily Bailey, Miss Fern Apostle- Creed John. Huddleston and Prayer ' Cowan are planning to Solo, “'I here’s a Song in tin* the week-end at Atlanta, A ir" Dr. II. \V. Rucker. ititing friends. Psalm *nd Mrs. Charles Lowe of and Mr. and Mrs. Ymu.1 * of Kissimmee will spend Mays here as the guests of ■d Mrs. B. O. Mcthvin. •od Mrs. Merino \V. IUed! Lake la ml will nrrivo hero ■T evening to spend the P* hen* with Mrs. Bledsoe’s “n. Howard P. Smith at * * "n Sanford Ave. I* »nd. Mrs. Otis M. Cobb * Beat h are expected to «re Saturday afternoon 10 “* holidays with Judge 1Wrcnts, PR IN C ESS TODAY ‘TH E DEMON RIDER t MANS r P A S T " s ta rrin g ^ ' ONRAD VEIDT Comedies Paramount News Organ Overture Songs of the Sunny South Billy West Comedy “T H E LUCKY FOOL" Kriizy Kat “ A E R O N U T S '* VALDEZ Extends LOCH ARBOR -tit- CA FE ESTELLA MELSON, MRr, Christmas Menu H A Y T M IJ C ttR JJT M A J YO U R- M E R R IE JI 4rv.c .s j Hors d’ocuvVes Pickles Hearts o f Celery StuffeQ Olives Cocktail Oyster or Grapefruit Soup Cream of Chicken Entree Chicken Livers On-TuaH Viands »v- P i l t , Parsley Butter. Roast Young Turkey Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Roast Milk-futted Chick­ en with Jelly, Roast Leg of Spring Lamb, Mint Sauco Vegetables Mashed Potatoes, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Fresh Peas, Califlower, Butter Sauce Salad Waldorf or Hearts of Sanford Lettuce, Russian Dressing 1 Entremets Mince or Pumpkin Pie English Pum Pudding Fruit Cake Vanilla Ice Cream Cluster Raisins Mixed Nuts After Dinner Mints Beversgo Cafe. Noir 5:30 to 8:30 Dinner serve'd from. 12 to 2:30, T o each and every resident of Sanford and Seminole County we wish a very, vejy Merry Christmas and the happiest New Years. of a ' �L Pa c e s ix Snn Franri.<eo and o th e r, points within twenty minutes a fte r they are. deposited in the boxes. Picture agencies anil syndicntea ore'" making extensive arrnngenit (its to furnish papers all the important convention incidents the dny fall-ovine their.occurence. Special Reports Twenty new* pa pert, trt ditto, nro prt paring to have'' sjieciitl wires installed i<« the ITnll, so that; their crfrrespn'id' i t * ' ft ill htive almost the snrri- fncilities between their Ioffices . '&? -.<■ * ’!'• _ /' ‘ V - ■’ *»*-•[ kytapy* Routh and Stenstrafti Grocers. h :.:.i Sem inole for 1(* al of a local committee amber of commerce, have ch arge.of pperanreroonta fo r the have been laid aside ■i conference uf repthe Republican # ** *. » ‘ I1 “ I f a manual were written today n (l!1 “Tin Perfect Hostess,'1 then* * would he ii" lulled so m aty aug* n* geitloni nn,,tlie gentle . ul '■i'Vn‘ tiert a in the novice would | fenp of lack of* know-j Ejfc'foel her We thnn ever. Hnl in* nintK,’ lull's nw Bb ter howfwMWrti^fWght he written S ' therein it, would all come hack to 4 tho ond-.Mett—thought consider!!•’ ation a n ilpreparation for the mmK. ’ , fort of th ajm ejit.. |p r . 1Supposing that'one CHRISTMAS GREETINGS To ' ;• ' Friends and Customers Thanking our Extends many friends for their past Heartiest Greetings wx^U^oooooocSi’- r patronage. v •, . i- \nd Looking Forward to A nother . Y e a r of Pleasant business A sso ciatio n ,, we extend’ privileged J J - t o have u distingui:du-d guest ■ J: the holiilaya—one. who has hern i J go very t^Usy and active that “iic }: has h;wl i u j t servo a short hour in | the day to^ herself in self d e -1 it fonse-psny. the breakfast hour This, 4 she might enjoy in bed. flfeVe’A’ Art Attractive ni*h h B t t l f you cannot buy juet ihe l ight J»‘ ttih p rfo T 'th is. bcrausc your nm > If. ic already exhnu-sted l>y t'nri«t-i , imifl purchase b. you cun alw-ivs II rSftTan^ fln attractive tray , with th I dUhc^ ,ynu have and add '<•' P iU U « original touch— a snow man ft. o f gym drojta u toy tree r,r a vprigj ^ of holly if that is all ihnt a U L WILL S E R V IC E 0 . P. M E E T ' Christmas T im e T itle G u a r a n t y & M o r t g a g e C o . Investments, Securities, Mortgnfrcs, Loans, Abstracts, ___ 107-00 Park Avc. ?f; hilnbb*. & IL.ypu can buy u hrenkfan •t. I'nut In mul rojr.it a cunning tray v ith siibv big till'' t .Miildin while c URNS auiuui. Cover wiuli v.-*t baking red*— afsof wards apply goody — i over it and flower clusters ou t hi* lidBf?—thft-rtugar bowl has one, the cofwx* ivntf irhocolnte pots, the h vmu>r ijtg h ci*'. ati|I t h«- lid to the covtrciUdwli-1 *■ CgU*-** l»J the I ire ,' \Vl»il<» 'yorfrucri* 'deciding this, jm portent qucutlob. you m.ey reiiiei"bcriy.uiV tff KJfWhild t»t* mi tiled to i havif your lifter dinner cuff**** in fihfroAt df the flrcpl.sei*. A perfectly ‘ delightful .set ir. wuitinjr f«»r yo i \ all hrrungvd on » fylnrs trny with! allw r handles. The cbanning I «ofteo pot is band d with d' lustre on white. Batidi nf silver decurate the dainty cups and the iiui i MiuiK-i i. i cigarette box, * which matched injiihui !■'i, ■Ui*. . . A little glass conipnfc'of rM tftii'- USrd.inmc old ‘ dies could he added to make u •, little Christmaa topi h with ■•mo jfflm g r a n t mints. Ware, with i’ amt • :,i>. • >rated . ' I f ,.y k u having ». house shap:* , but eft'ii wn.‘ m trow , paiiy,* and ' guesti are du iliing in im*lt"0*ry'with “v: f:i n*; with '/ mitfout/on Christmas errund.- bv- forum I nnd odd lit*. !»* forii the day, anil ufterwardn an our trees thiil never g'i* ■". ItliPilInu* with *1t «. 11 ■ i.( ifi- ‘ i 111r . The P iv.br td. a PeWter i f " eil i ' "< tall,. ftp!*i‘ printit with imilb0r, v, lino, m* opSanlsn Ginas SM* pmttiitity to hriiiff out ! the 'Am C n n refectory tnhle for sin ity iicirhien. * W;i« Jifbu-i d. /V:' *’ luri h times, th** crude Spun! CSUldlc* III old p"\\tee iV»dee 1 yin m Bets would seem useful a* l»f»<i’ >! * *' * v pai icularly appmpriute. A renttAn inne..trnl liii* u clu'Ii *■.*. a large green y glafl*,!'pmtos |Of •d to form n plea uk hm * 1l* md. Tlic center piece b*'iw yn nm cups of green, sturdy looking ' mhe jHiwler i ni'dles waif n inlrro* tur biers and fa t1n ■d eftiullba * with surrounded bv W'''1 p.ne Inui'-hi wmild silfer holfc/ tied to thnn Tiny white fifur* mu ted and TmXo any guest wnnt to ea* * * -- '* dim. r ', ■li*t on tin i< inir i ^hen th e re -is Christmas Word* ul \S lioiii to jo considered. One can Ipend Ar.d n<> m-itnr hpv y'*u e t your o)c ity of time on th at, for’ it itablesor.wh|it tulor uchfntc you its*', V 8 C ?r * f V a Best VOvAGf p K o . Jar . . . s*t R * S u b Ymrfy W ishes *• Ill • p 1 i 1 Christmas or our customers anc '// . . ?** •- "*■1 , " to serve coming year — -------- preme in the hearts of men and contentment and good Christmas to millions of men, women will prevails over our nation. . and tiny children. t _ li / 1 i , In extending to you our sincere wishes for a happy holi- very true service and so the Bond- iday season, w e hope that your blessings on Christmas Hill Lum ber Co. uses it this year as a Day w ill be outnumbered by the rosy opportunities and it has rendered in the City oKSanfbrd. * 4 # -i-j n,#.* * , of Sanford we hope In an old world language Noel spells symbol of the many years o L service • Iso to all the citizens T h e joyful Christmas season is here-love reigns sup- Il carries w ith it tlie.force of long and ' V h-. ** ‘ # ” •v iC . ' » «# ' _ <t ‘ i ■" • « * *,«*■' 1' * good fortune that comes to you in the New Y ear. l“ „ * �THR SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMI1ER 21, 1027 Alvarez Greets Lindy pa g e s e v e r Mex;co’c Crowds Cheer Lindy first photo shows Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh being greeted by g field Mexico City, a t the conclusion of bis non-stop flight from kt Morrow, wife of the American ambassador while Mr. Morrow p.u.vnp ,<nw ot|i Jtuo|*» spwoj.1 opipu via.iayt hi mu .nj} jo .mo Cheering throngs lints! th»> streets of M '•I I'o'jiivu ( \\<uan u.woipu Jtiri.;.- |ji;.» atrano, .up -t s\t*» tho presidential palace ami the Americ mi.in II11A UII,H ‘ipumioui a.iipsiA n an*t ‘»>P*m tplrmpun y men and preceded and followed by motor cycle police, speeding down |Mrs. Frances W. Grayson " “ £ By Marjorie time there The Ro*ary club of that city tnkin | »l " s calc the baskets for the poor' tl/tho'c in 1,11,1 dis{ribute» ‘ be toys with the L grot, ," ™ " method of having so mle it their tk v T * ' ' lor families °,r whate™r . ^ hnve * « < !'« . linnera and :?C™ e*>,ccln,,y “ >mmendahle. loo. might X,nn* s P , r l t “* **• It Stations | Another Christmas custom thnt port of or- ,llls same* city takes earn of. is nrrudder the Ia »iging for a Christmas tree inside itmas. Old- tae railroad station. Through the ones frat- bolidny week, from eight to ten groups of every evening, there is some sort icthing for °« entertainment provided for the in*, the true " “ v*1' ” who must wait for train”. Ihe Camp rire Kiris nave charge ...* ‘ , 1. IT |ong ovning, the hoys’ band, another. i-itb ititfnr ^Ite high school Glee Club takes , » port and many of the church choirs. ‘ 1 11 One evening there was a fine niuai.cal program given by the choir Orphans from the colored church. Individual charities ore always orphanage Sometimes these takc lhe V ' «*«• form of giving u good time to some es.' C9; elderly person who is really not in tneir local IKed otd ]fV()icK nro ,ll(t atranj tfll on ne poor jn Ootids and boarding houses, their tor tlnsn led fn irjijea scattered or indifferent to ,, . their welfare.-Thoy may have suffi, lcs* m!*5, cient for ult their material wants or rh • C1|f evcn more than enough. But the there. It holiday season may find them . 110 y* cruelly lonesome, memories of haph f l’ler times, surrounded by loved iig the holt- oncSj prcssing in upon them. rtation^The j Kindliness Is Its Own Reward ives all the In such a case an invitation to your home for Christmas dinner Helpers ! nr,tl P°rhnps a ride with your famn town an- lly nlterwarda may mean a bright ■evnils that sPot *° Bon,e elderly friend, that shnre in the wil1 Rive l,leaaure in memory for weeks ufterwards. *r first, the Dinner in a hotel or boarding ted to bring houoe on Christmas with no clme ■hool. These friend at hand is indeed a dismal to the fire- prospect. k busily at Those who are shut in because of dring them, invalidism deserve our special le of things thoughtfulness and care. All sorts go down to of little loving attentions can be school and t.rrunged for such ones without work in progress. great expense, "Had it been my eb'Id. I should have done as the parents of the Cullen baby did. Tit • father and the mother and the physician have tile right to decid1'," wr.n the decluruti* ■> made by Dr. Rachclie Yarros, one Chirago's most promin­ ent women physicians. “The problem is inure of a social ' than a medical one,** she added. “Under th* present social system the child belongs not to the parents alone but to society us a whole. •in I1H5 Dr. Hurry J. liulseldsn rc fused to save the life of Baby Boilinger, born a helpless defective. A storm of protest and a police in­ vestigation followed. Dr. Huiscldcn was finally absolv’d of hlann* and ,n sett,*, rircles was commended for ids at tinn. An Open Verdict While hundtci.s o. persons iaudtil l)r. Schupman, pupils of Ur. Ilniseldeu, today, others bitterly assailed his principles. They cited as an example, Robert Louis Ste­ venson, who began to die "as soon as by begun to live” and yet nchie.eil great things. Dr, A. II. Kegel, Chicago health commissioner staled that the Cul­ len baby would have died even­ tually and that Dr, Schupman'* act was "humane,” Dr. Schupman at the ooroner's inquest declared: Howe Dix One friei ing up inn bright and lhpm „ two *»* k' .‘ he finds particular ing un,| tl for stories char A tre isi in , ovs fK 't(, ;'ftrefu,|y „e.)eralc . 3C‘iption 'a ' . ’ V ; 1* 0 breakfast, At a cei 1incurables that " it un,l can tl,f rc-t»ho' ntl.er than One woi had broker way. She glasses an her. The I face when tullw-'d to trouble, Of coun to mentior stitutions great care Christmas ?^V°,iY V , ‘ ** I* “It ail s' original pt “Inasmti to one of 1 rcthevn, • it wr.s m thinker, th garrulous wl'V sI>e Ci ”at *° u r obeying tl j w*10 wunti lo others and Patrons Sincere Christmas Wishes MOBLEY DRUG CO. h r ls tm a s J o ij a most sincere and hearty Christmas Greeting Has Painless Death; Argu­ ments S ta rt Immediately Witn wne s iviouicr KiV(na (J(fath (!ecroi, ,)y Doctor Martin Schupman in a hospital here. The deformed infant was given only water and In the course of thre; t ay, ,|icd a ..pain|es, death.” Thp rnfther Mri( Pay Cullcn> 20. j n -o r m e f | 0f her infant’s deformi^ aufftrfag from lh > pain of chii,|.hirth, was forced to mnk* one ^ |ke greatert decisions known to motherhood. And ahe chose as did t^c physicians in attendance— death for her firat born. immediately nftdical circles in chicag? busztd with pro nnd con Hrguments m kill #Haila physician the « « ht J * k‘n an Infant M n w \ tS S ' ttancra. Tlle.,a “ ^ m #J- . ..V-„ •• o i l :. Phyr'cltm. rnd scientist., ?a-d T«». CDajyWhe dmxn Be ^iltea Otitti W e Extend extends CHICAGO. Dec. 24 (IN S) — Doomed to idiocy and life-long paralysis, unable b ever move ot .ipetik a word, unable to have even the shape and features of a normal human being, Baby Cullen, with u fcuz* ttkl.L_... , Kai-Shek In Rift ’ W b l i W i f o V M n t h P r portion of the brain unformed wnx l --------t MOSCOW, Dec. 24— (IN S )— ' Pditlcs has kd to a rift be!* ... 1- | i ' tween Gen. Chiang Kal S h e.. former commander, in chief vt [the south China armies. A i > | mother-in-law, Madame bun Y i Sen. known as the George >\asiiingto, of China,” it wus learn*’4 todi.v. Gen. Chiang was recently ’t married at Shanghai to Madame Sun'* aUter. I Having failed to prevent a >a*ing. Santa Claua’i break in the relations between t-e - unger children,1the aouth China government and r llM* Mary Wiggins, the SovleU, Madame Sun has >’- e a t s the older r'.vcred her connection with th. f while the Kuomitang— the aoutft China na' warched around the tioiialist organlaatlon—and has ‘•IreahmcnU o f ice sent word to Gen. Chiang that sh> “vWual cartons were intends to remain in Moscow “to 16 .h« t e « e 9 assisted protest against the counUr-rev- Smart fashionables returning from in o.ird favor brown fur coats with • aver and mink In the lead. Conservative lines lend, iViuny Friends Elder Springs Water Co. w ire being served, Mrs . Sctli Woodruff played a number of piano numbers. Favors of red tnrlton stockings filled with candiea and large red balloons were Chicago Infant Given Only 'given the young guests. Water For Three Days Anti ------------------------ Talboft**011 ° mI M r,‘ KUIKARY CLOSES MONDAY of noinaettias, roses T*16 ?fur lcl,,u1 If‘1,ra.ry wj 11 ^ »b<mKhs were used in dec, closed all day Monday in o rd e rto .lh* spacious club audit- K‘ve the librarians an oppoitan • * l one end of the room, »>* *o observe th . holiday, accord‘ huge Christmas tr.»e. t0 Bn announcement today. L*',k ‘ insel, vivid hued or* “ 1of unfavorable Dying conditions, vex W’d-'un Gray- i ihe is expected to hop off from a'i.iT i\ who hopes here for London lor.inrrc.v. The vio'iOl; to ||y ncrosj ■n i i ' n I <'hristmus ] plane will bo rufueled here anil g ilrs over the every hing prep1 red f*.r the hat u••'.ored amphi- nrdnur trans-ueern flight, the firrt to be attempted at this time of year. The plane, which left Roosevelt by Lieutenant Askar Omdal, Norwtigan pilot; Brice Golds boo rugn, navigator; Fred Koehler, roator expert, and John Frogge, a newi. paper man. The latter two will not be nh.iard when the trans-ocean hop start'. Lloyd George’s daughter is n candidate for the British parli­ ament. KIDDIES CHRISTMAS PARTY ■aunl Children'* Christmas Hun by the Literature **nl of the Woman's Club •J morning was a decided from every standpoint Jjtsies for the morning ■«. Howard P. Smith, May Begin A tlantic Hop To London E arly Sundae field, I.ong Island at dusk yester lay, was tlue here shortly after tnybrrik this morning. Although now was predicted, the weather here nt 1 o’clock was oalni and n ild The Dawn made good time on the first putt of the 1,100 mile hop roni Roosevelt Field to Harbor '•race. It was reported averaging too miles mi hour. Mrs. Grayson was accompanied re]. iou# ol)hm ttnd ideals the “aou;'* tnttred Into, argumenta. buaband. Certain heads of T B B B IH sE aSfll Greeting to all the people of Sanford and also Seminole County Wishes for We wish that each and every citizen * New Year have the finest kind of a Christmas and V- ,* 1 IL S ff *\ i . && $ T h e Happiest Sort of a New Year People of Sanford a: Seminole County Elder Springs Water Co W. W. Thompson, Manager �THE S/VNFOini HKItAU). SATURDAY. IIE cfo m E ii Scarface AI Capone Hlnga Challenge At O fficers As He Paces Joliet Celi For Carryinirf’oncealed Weapons CHICAGO. Hoc. 24.— (IN S )— "S c a r f iiic AI" Capone paced up By Marjorie How* 1)1von "Santa called us. ‘At h e r.year.’ t~ok ever so mu b longer when nnd down his cell. He hod been ..T h e Reindeer threw ua Ills fine he said, ‘I’ll bo tr.kini; nil ; >? child- people lived in apartments, to. picked tip in Joliet, III., ' upon his head and shook all th? h ills <>i his tea’s toys to them in' >i- inch a g e l all tire toys delivered. return to Chicago from Ix»s Angel­ hprnes?. .There was the old music firing1' sLip. How will i like es end cmfined to n cell upon the One (Jui'ilioti a Year in his good old h?lla even if rim's ,*that 7’ "W e nil darned round nnd charge of rai rying concenled weap­ hnd changed rine? th? days v/hrn "W e shook all our bell to sny m in d making inisie with our ons. Santa slid J wn wide chimm?; ». no.—too mhny y r r .. lave the hells in our joy at starting off "I'm mad!” he shouted in such fe> " I ’ve i ' .y this half incur." said he j children counted on mu Claus another Cbristnins." a loud tone that jailers came run­ Bh"before day hriak, to finish tlie : nr d his ’reindeers. :n* “ Hid Thunder ever find out ning with .-dotguns. Capone turned '■ »tory and tnen,—after thet of "Did he carry out •..■ tbrent 7" id i.tit tHf itnf'-s in the Tornado to thrm ar.d sneered: ’ course I could go on talking. In. ask 'd the child. / i . i in <•/ Bird ? ’ .. k. ! th'* »hild peraistont"Law ami <>rd?r! Protectors of . you wouldn't understand. shook his bells ajjn • *he common people! The great po­ The child patted his head. “Oh. he really • viilti’l i i‘ lice! Low and order— hell. They i /‘It seems to’ me they raid you a flyimr ship brcsus<" i m is i'i • are hounding me to death, I'm cfuild only talk with us folks, peo­ only sieigh that to-.id .:ty a'l through with ail police. They enn ple,Von know, for an hnu.*, <'nr the children’s toy Y< • •h go to he I and he damned!” man Eve nt midnight," said the made duappuarim: b.i -> .'<>•' tu-? C a p o n e r e - timed his pacing while child. t.yr. Ion?: ago, when he t-1 t il J his ini r, i -wer waited until the rinm. And wnen h<- p'iiJ i uneasily nnd great gang chieftain's rnge sub­ the back of the dngii ‘ p • question a sided. rinnlJy he sank to the hard fciT' Tile Strange Hum dh oppears until h>- m ready fo ‘ “it / certainly m l;;n lu nch— bench and hed— nnd g* ’’ "An hour, my, thnt would nev r it. So there is p lo t', "f mnit: sigle aI. ; do. Wed never get through the tin rtox’ hap. questions w? haw onvrd up to a<-k ■ ‘'I ’m going lines to Chicago. I t ’s What .flak* * !l On? f'iiri? i .iglc. tr.r back of the Santa. Perhaps they let us rein “Thunder said if die a,ked San­ Army 1!‘:’7 cun, wns thi/most im- my home. I pay taxes there. My ■ deer have till daybreak because " friend i are there. I've done nothipg ta whnt nuule lb - I rr» m.> in I i- ov?il pi. in’ the year, iq tho belong to Santa. At any rate, let’s go he would sa> it was ii ••\ •■pinion i,i bn.iU' Hockne, Notre —nothing at all—that should maks go on with the story." me leave Chicago. I vc lived there t: The child nodd'd. nnd settled nitri that couldn’t he '•> hcianSi* 1) rrc com ;i V.'il in wait credited for ten year*. It’s ‘home’ to me.” earth people pinivit use magic. >v th being 1 •* horn but t-ntrl? wnn Capone said. ' himself more comfortably to I *ten. * ' • Hut that scented the most import­ . whole ■ ,'ks, Rockne said. <. The Reindeer continued: Afraid of Police ant question to usk nrd what -P* "My mate nnd I had ;n nii ’ “They call me n great gang •. th? moss in nne place nnd verc you think Santa snid'’" chieftain—u gang lender. I ’m not. "Whnt did lie say.’" thinking of |n> king further .',>r n Why do 1 carry guns—why do I H B t r spot when w«; first h:n d it. I "Well, hr scratched his head I o f m mvcii < t:‘ti have machine guns? In fear of it c he does when lie is trying !o lii|| froni m *reha It w.t , low hum like n very large , gang assassination? Hell, no. I)einsect, and f^r, far away. We have think up an answer and he said it .un t'e contracts, enii'e of the police. nothing to tear in mir lieantlful vas the noise timt made it ir<>’ j “They drag me into jail on every . snmv ccvired country, bee«u o Sun His eyes twinkled when he said it, | -Limit hr us >d fo excuse. They tell tho world Pm u wlctt i « r .. u li>hi,r: s ta lint thrown magic all arbur.d it nrd when Thunder asked killer, a had man, the terror of the £ So wc felt no fenr nt this sound mmle Tornado Bird smell like 2f» pn* i . t compi world. Naturally I get a reputa­ Gasoline Pump, he said we would ago, or I the Piute ,< coming slowly nearer, tion. They arrest me if n man is hnvc to hurry and go, because it per* is liO p r r r i,'. '-..Tk? Ilirdu With Still Wirrgi murdered. “Capone gnngstera did “ My mate raid it sounded I !e u it" they tell everybody. Then when tornado in Summer, but it couldn't ‘ hy have nothing on me, they look he that, for alrtndy *our u ini A r r e s t e d o n w e d d i n g IN ig h t m«* for disorderly conducts and th? winter nights that hut for months judge discharges me for lack of „ hnd rctlled down, with our only evidence. !** light, tha Dancing Flnmes that "A man gets tire<1 of that in the • Hnntn call* Aurora Borealis. end. It’s the end for nip now. I ’m y :. “We listened cngiirly and oon mad nnd I'm going to* fight these located the oirectiun. Thi .i ii ap­ protectors of law and order." peal ;d over tha trees like n soaring Two rears, one on the forehead, ’ bird, with never u motion in ity Hie other on— the left cheek, be­ wings. Ti e humming grew to a came crimson us bicod rushed into {/ roar ns it «<u*w nearer, and *..e his face. Ho rose from the bench turn d t.* he)tcr of overhang­ end u’.-ur.ied ids pacing of the nnring snowlatcn l.ranchea tu watch row cell. I* tin* strange thing. VVo wrre j »i | Capone in short of stature, Hi a little shy about b rg is about II1 years old hut looks 45. !; know, though w l:n:w Snn'a'r [ Here' Ten Years ■ M ’ rpuldn't hr invndcd, * . Tm years ago Capone was a difIf* notiiing cmiid cv.'i- iisini u . 't.c n t man. He dressed like a The TurnnJo IlliJ labor.T and, in fact, was a laborer, an Immigrant from the shores of "W e called it l' • .i•1 • ".icily. He came to Chiengo anil 1., f,lta tr t mandaos roar, and worked fliv t in saloons mid vie: wu'.-bed wi'.U im.rh Inter , as it hourcs. Patterning hLs dress nfrer j ' circrled overhead nnd the n slowly ill? gnady regalia of his only com­ flow, to earth u:i th i". • panions, ponderers, he was •known *.-/ o f .snow in frnr.t of .Santii’a<h''.i -■ “Then u vety srang* thin?: h.ipm -th • ".-heik" type. When national prohibition cone « pened. Th" roai- die ■! nwnv, na t o f thfug’ riter o f the bird.Tj fur cliid it opened up a new field to the managers of vice resorts. Bootkgman «ti pped csrrying a In a-, y lr Santa came hurryid-f out !•> moot ;.ing canto in the field*. Capone him and took th? hug. , bad worked industriously fpr his bosses.. He luver “ ntusclcll-in" or “ ‘Oh dear me/ i d m mn 'I j the other man’s field. In time he ‘ phnll never be able to wait till ■ ChrUtma/i Eve to find nut nil about I »came a close asaociat of John­ th et! I ’m ju.*t fairly quiv.'iing ny Torrio, now reported in hiding ' with curiosity!" in New York. Capone was soon promoted to "W ell, let'* go sc? it," i r'd. first lieutenant of Torrio. who Reindeers Have |>ignity owned a vast syndicate in Chicago "W ctiiamhl ii over, in ri. snow, Torri t, ran afoul o f the prohibition jSfciltlhbling at moss a \7j wt ,i. lav/ and was sentenced to serve a not to uppiar too la q tr. fiomeihn?* nine month, stntenc in a jail at v e r?memh:r our , ..ii.y . It «. dn’t Waukegan. y ■Scrm to he a bird r . all, (jow that Capone headed the syndicate in S v i: wm down on the ground* It did­ Ton in’s ah cnee nnd when tit- latn’t smell like a lire! to start with, II ™ term was up, Capone politely t# no? hst'e any feather.". . "San ta laughed when he conic ••var v :th tile man uiui found u f niffing i t tho bird’s wings / ~ “ ‘Hcjadt— Thuniler and Dash," hg-ertfu in the tn nn ,’and oh! <U' HSaduitii question^ thry'H he asking 'Jtf ( ’hriitmn* Eve. They each tavi H g t-g p on.? question till just bafore we , :urt out with he sleigh. P;t So in•i t, famous l'ti.’.i: b actor, matltuo idol sml flRiiro Is ‘One year. ( con'd answer er.slly biiricioil i divoi " Mttff.1, wna a n 1 -ted with Ills brldo of u fow liouru enough. Thunder wr.s disturbed Sh'Jliy Worrull. Tex a? b-uuty *<»iiU*»t winner, at n hitiisnlow !( aif/ ov/r my . name Santa Plain, h* • Hollywood, C»lif„ where police said the party was a little (no wit* . Katuemet. lias been married twice {jifera •L5: cause claws ns she hn-w titer,t didr-'y n’t fit me at ril. It wn > u cm upft t'c a i)t Saint Nitkola?, I exph.-wd. though why they ever th'uigiit 1 bore any resemblance u- n Sai t 1 £v couldn't tell. Tyundrr’s Wonder ■tf*’’ 1 ‘The next year the reind'cr all ^ wanted to know what made the Gasoline Pump work, nnd thn wa ' a hard one to answer. Hut I can ul; vreya fall hack on my magic when I. am -cornered;*so they were qu<t? satisfied.' , R-V "Thunder nudged ino. She wr.nkled her nostrils and glanced toward fc '. the shod at the hack hf the imuic. » ‘ Yes/ I naid, ’the Hiril does sm'll i' jmit like Gasoline Pump!' j£ x "A ll thi* while th? nmn wn- hutv ‘ unloading, bn** frym th« Tornado Jllrd. Santa aiked us to help curry r them to the house. They "< r • l*ag. sR* -Of the usual Christmas letter . hr t f rom children ull over i “ ^Wfcrld. They had arrived very r : :i . ,r,n account of the Oylng /bip. T o all our customers and friends we extend the seasons heartiJ* *1 never saw a ship like *h • r? . - whispered Thunde r to w e. You v /■, v f. wc have been every where in the H p i with Santa and w Imd nev r cst Greetings. Wv also wish to take this means of expressing seen a ship like that. H r :V The Living fillip Hires B t ” . "B ut still if Manta said jt'v.n* u our apreciation of the past year’s Patronage. K < flying ship that would L« all tight, g ' ye knew, because Santa never K told us a lie, though, ho dirt O L take refuge In saying thing* FL> magic when ho couldn't explain Later when ‘the Bird'* maalttc Kfe? wroathmg, I hod a good dinner with Santa, ■ fe : “ fjctpr climlicdt in. on a eort of i tho kind In oqr hit? sleiqh. I then he. moved row* eticLn, I then Die hoar etaried niroin. dashed off fo oh? rile to I M. D. Gatchel kl«L __ J fcllcllmr# fit ft n ff Ml ncr’s office now had th « d e ta il* of Lindberghs To 1 their demise. ' Things got too hot for ‘8carfacon Quiet Christmas in Cicero. When n- machine cun battalion drew abreast of*the Haw­ MEXICO C ITY, Dec. 24.— (IN S) thorne Inn and riddled i t with bul­ -— The most popolar'young man in lets, Capone knew the town was getting too hot. He then moved to Mexico a t present. Col, Charles A. the Mctropolo Hotel, in the heart- Lindbergh, and hia mother today of the former "Red-light” district prepared to spend a quiet Christ­ in Twenty-second street In Chicago. mas at the American embassy. Mrs. Lindbergh was still busy Thnt’a where he now live*. He Is with her shopping and has already reported to have two floors, a pri­ (hade the round of the ettrio shops, vate elevator, private barber and making many purchases 6 f Mex­ his lieutenants swarm the hotel. ican needlework and artwork which When Capone ’'goes to market” she will take back to Detroit with with him goes two car-loads of her. friends. When Capone visits the City Hal! or the Congress Hotel, so W EEK LY BANK STATEM ENT do twelve "companions." When Capon? recently visited Los Angeles, so did two trusty - NEW YORK, Dec. 24.— ( I N S ) lieutenants. But Capone' got off Weekly bank statement. Clearing louse membrr’s average loans, the train in Joliet and police frisk­ etc., increased $50J>66,000 demand ed him nnd found weapons. With deposits decreased $5,805,000, Ac­ his compan ons and two car-loads of nu n awaiting him, Capone was tual Ioann, ate., Increased $43,435, 000: demand deposits decreased lodged In jail. 156,985,000, time deposits incrcasIt was then Capone issued his ;d $23,080,000 and resarve indictum. " < ' a w a d A • f HRISTMAS CHEER ristmas MERRY. CHRISTMAS to our many friends and to all the citizens of 1 Sanford. Bryans Sporting Goods ill our friends and « patrons a very Merry Christmas by B. B . Baggett and (M an D. Farrell Sanford Bond & Mortgage Co. wishes its many friends in the city and county A M ERRY CHRISTMAS A HAPPY NEW YEAR C W R lS T M �1UK SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1027 EARLY BEACH O PEN IN G AT PA LM .. _ stve Colony Arrives Before C h rislm a s To Break Record PALM BEACH, Fla., Dec. 24.— i IN'S)—This quaint little play­ ground of society and wealth ha* staged it’s customary Hip Van WHik e ncl and another season i* Arts to Royal Palm Way will greet the newcomer. The well-stocked branches of the exclusive New York nod foreign stores are Lr ... ami open brokerage offices of Wall Street fi' r‘unc|M houses await the Influxt -if the big business man iin greater numbers before uncovering —.. the — ta­ -.ckers. Bradley's Beach Club ha* maintained a shuttered silence’, al­ though it won't be long now. The summer calm of Lake Worth I* ruffled by the arrival of a d< Iu7.e:t or more yachts, cruising huu :o boats expensive smaller I'raf:, ,a few with their prominent owner* . . . . . ................. r.mbnrking on it s pilgrimage to I lorida's gold coast n trifle earlier ibun other years during the pic- ' lurcsque history of this exculsive winter colony, the smart set estnbti'died u novel precedent in coming '■’iith hefor? the Christmas holi days. The unexpected advent of an nr •ay of sojourners stirred thi* diowsj little town from its usual roii- months lethargy into an tu.*‘vity that presaged one of its mo*: ; mted seasons. For caretaker* -•ml gardeners are opening the pahit in) homes for their millionaire •>witers. Seldom ha* the Yuletide found a arulful of distinguished vistlors in la- colony, yet the most preten lorn* hostelry of the resort ha* swung open its doors ami the smart --us and gathering* of the socinlL •lite are almost a daily event to m i i \ the usual routine of sports. Hotels Opening The Breakers made it* how with to impressive list of guests and ' he other famous hotels planned •n follow its lend immediately after 1 Inistmns The fashionable Evcrt-lades Club has aunoiineed an of l’ieini opening for January 1. Tile cottage colony has descend­ 'd upon the town in numbers unpmedeiited in other seasons nt this tiiiie. Villa* and maisiioettes are QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hading, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepured to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE W tlC ES. imvo the reputation,i ish irresponsibility, with na naiions, of working ( And perhaps thnt I* a prijtty children re seriously than any fK°od thiwc for ua, « while, i, umth In fact' if ws» Liul our way, there ften |*.;ald that we f woul.l be more Chrlstmasta one Miough for nur own , ca^ ' nionti,, at 'cast. ,| u, hinlnrss too For the remarks mailed nt the ir jobs ion *pi ioii*ly, * beginning of this article—that we take ourselves •and mir work too . ; rcritiualy-—arc fairly dose to the no. Probably it is. truth t i some of these fore. , ,, •us could .see u* on " ll>|e w‘* ore working, let’s con­ tinue to work with all our souls. , , .. Hut let’s learn, if we can, to perch:"ice, find the t „f this Christmas he town • 'K g 1,* spirit over in to our leisure hour* •" , v L i ot °lher seasons. When the day’s b K rs S m all fours amusing |.„llor*, ...... \uth juniors new ipcnk with the atom . o portentous and rdinnry ilay s. lie. i* helping one of In* assemble a model by the same token, r* Phone 198 nlioarrf, but more likely *cnt ahead to await their arrival. Sports Program Visitors arc duo for nno of iho gayest sport programs ever wit­ nessed in the colony beginning In January nml continuing until n|. most the middle of .March. Four notable golf tournament* will en* liven the season's activities, start* ing with the I*ake Worth tourney at the Palm Beach Golf Club, on January 23. The south Florida championships follow on February 13 at the same coursr. Tint woman'* state matches, always a fealure, hold sway on February '20 to precede the annual Palm Beach championship tournament on March 5 at the Palm Beach Country Club. The high water mark of the win­ ter sports schedule likely will be reached In the Florida men’s tennis matches, starting March 5, on the Palin Beach Club's courts at thb Royal Ponciana Hotel, in addition to "B ig Bill Tiiden. Manuel Alonso, Georgs Lott, F rancis T. Ha and others equally as well ka international interest will bs ten d hers particularly In the (sa petition of U& Americans agftbu the senssthmaT Franck net teal fer Jacques Bni| Jean ISorot ra on a C U iC K istmas B uJy F jrfn W Make this Christm as last for thousands of miles There’s a way to make this Christmas a long-remembered day for tor your family. Surprise them on Christmas morning with a won­ derful new Buick for 1928. Nothing you could choose would give them greater happiness. 001 E. 3rd. St Magnolia Ave Wc now have our old l'hone no. 311 in our new o f­ fice, 200 Palmetto—When you want Elder S p r in g water, Call us. And we will give prompt delivery. >*, ...... h“ . « nod for. u* r w« C‘>V,‘I * helve our aeriouantia and our intl,ntnetl|> ic |ax into , omething approaching* the mood of Christn)flH morning. It would he fine for „ jj nf us jf W3 could wear the purposive earnestness of working hours like a garment, to he dropped when working hour* »n* over. We need to get down on our knees and RafiM IlfW HSiaHiliSriK Elder Springs Water Co. \Y. W. THOMPSON, Manager. On And After Tuesday FROM FACTORY TO YOU FED ERA L, EX TRA SE R V IC E T IR E S & T U B E S it prices’you would pay fot ) inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. F . P. R IN E S 221 East F irst St. FOR REN T December 27th And Until * Further Notice The Price Of Florida Power And Light Company Seven Dollar Preferred Stock Will Be loch arbor One t room, one 5 room one 6 room house. * room furn Tou will have to. see appreciate them. iifc ' (*«'. vy f . J. S. W ITM ER, t !°- And Six Dollars tAnd Ac- * These houses are modern r every respect, and the Is reasonable. I Also have two 2 Ppartments partly One Hundred I H39 Sandford, Fla. crued Dividend Per Share. Tho Joy bells ring out tho glad tidings that another Christmas lias come. Mother earth has put in her green and red halo o f holly Love and friendship reign supleaves^ The sacred season is hero, rente, and men clasp hands In unity and good-will. i In this same spirit we also clasp hands with you, good friend* We hope that Christmas day for you will shine out toko a star among the other days, bright with the promise of happiness and good fortune foe tho New Y ear. ' Pleaso consider the officers, directors and employees of this bank as your year-round friends, always ready to serve you and help you In �.. THE SANFORD HE!RALD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1027 Beveridge Book Of Lincoln’s Life To Be Published Shortly INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Doc. 24. Fears that the masterpiece iff the Senator Albert J. Beveridge would be lost to the world have been allayed with word here from friend* that his liiogrnphy of Ab­ raham Lincoln will be published in July or August of next year. When Beveridge died suddenly several months ago he was in the midst of his historical labor* which were expected by scholar* to pro­ duce a greater work than hi* funious “Life of John Marshall." Assembling of the Lincoln manu­ script* of her husband lias been en­ trusted by Mi*. Beveridge to Wor­ thington C, Kurd, SvcrHtnry of the Massachuett* Historical Society^ who has obtained a leave off ab­ sence *.o work nt Beverly Farms, Mas*., where the former senator had a home. Because Beveridge had cnmplct od only the period of Lincoln's his­ tory up to hi* life of the White House, there is prospect that he proposed title, “Tlie Life of Abra­ ham Lincoln." ninv la* changed. Accuracy was the guiding prin­ ciple of Beveridge’* historical achievement* and Mr*. Beveridge promise* to recognise that spirit of Ford who was admired by Bev­ eridge Lit hi* abiltiy ns n histor­ ian. H o v tD w *, If you can i.muign the muglc seme tin* mn«t important thing . simp arm an tin Jen* of •» child’* round-eyed won- One weigh* s i cn re’ully cnrli bit >'f - r'c t*1'*. d ii, you can trip in n toy shop tn ritgnr Sold and the tip* the *ugSonic of the a land of enchantment. Price tags nr into one’s mouth. That save* '•inure block* end such practical matters hmst b-> ’ tver so much time wrapping it up- r,,me *10P ul* put aside and forgotten nnd youth’s Some of the youngster* k“op 11 , K and still joy and imagination must be reviv- house in u doll’s house. Here tie* {? '" • th,ltl. ed, to tnjov this adventure thar- ;„ v to have outdone it"jstunc;* t.. oughly. self, -for there are so many p.r- ndiculoua girn Give yourself plenty of time, feet I> darling bits of furniture ‘ X so r “J'l You just mustn’t .leave it,til! the from whijji to chose. There are ail1 no end of your Christmas shipping, ‘ overstuffed divan* just lik» moth‘ .ie llal When you keep house at the ag • *r'* {" l!’1 Pnint ’'1 Windsor rhairs Jv rn at bath Of eleven or twelve, you will fmd » " l ' hn,*-’ s , r"'' lh" ""* fi! , in thJ toy shop nowadays ail the bathroom and ‘•loeke amt electric • desirable dishes nnd pots anil puns VK '* " nl" an,*> m>‘ sake*. and silver that heart could wish. Ju“l tverythmg. would never Eleven year* demands one of twoIt i* a forttmrtc* d*»l| that lives in Vllv u en rxtrrmcs,— nearly life-size dishes such a home. Every modern eom* * that you can really use or tiny lit- 'ort can lie saplied for her. . ’. " ' V tie sets that intrigue the imagina- ! Those Baby Dolls |(V out ,,v,. ion by their ween***. Cups small An,, f4ir ,|„Hies- .me simply , ..uc' tir.g it or er than a, thimble, a vegetable dtsli jjr,,w* be wild* red trying to deride [,IV .|lnns art, , that will hold one kcrnal of corn, a wliicli one to choose. There ure rii. t, l*ll<»#n W boat to correspond p l f * * ! , event! of the smaller doth ftjl the sixo of ones thumbnail and so lhjlt , (V. ir, lh(. (!l)|| houcss some of ,>it-k iitij-h wit oni_ . , , them with dresses and wardrobes .' , rV ',,i,, The toys from far-away m m - u, t m M l ,.w ing and others unite ' ,on \ ih pt tries are Increasingly varied this umJrt. | hui witll eye* that open V,’ year In their copies of grown-up mil, ci,)si., „mj|ong curly Imir. activities A set Of glasses with nrJ very popular 1 ' , colored stripes with a Ditcher and j thc Kj r);os ftni) , hey vary They really Hr fa one of X " s e no^edties. ^Kach [ r™ Hfc 0fJ,t# £ on£ * glass is less than an inch high, nnd real bai.v elotlu* “Char-the tray for the entire set thesize , ., , ,j, , • , h,.ir ,h „ r(, nf atof the base of iann ordinary tumbler. .Luotion ‘ ?-r Brt tu .. v .klllfnllv mailt ma le Tov Sets . Th.y u.e skillfully An adorable tea set of tin t ,W0J uf ‘'on,lloaiti,’nt ,hitt W,H n,'t portions ha* a delightful iittb J ^ "iT ^’ s o m c o f th «e“ n^re'm'eUv S ^ r t Thl“tr! ;.0 n L WfM r *“ Vi *'JUlo mod-m boy* and girl*, anil Tbe ufr h‘ue nn'' uthera ure children from foreign Slina * "• " ’ in ,htir Eating I* such fun, nnd if one There i* something just ever *o has a tiny electric stove that real- wtiafying to n little girl about a ly work*, of course, one wants kl°nde dolb? with lovely soft cuils cake pans and kettles and thing* an<* n I’" 1^ '/res:lR *1U'1* for cooking. Sturdy aluminum on ll- So the toy shop lin t ever so sets are there In the toy shop, ,,lun>' of these. However can one glass baking sets just like mother’* ' lioose when one just simply m\e Bitd pretty enamel ware. Beside* them ni l . . . . th c o th ;rc ore cunning spoons and The Acrobatic Giraffc knlvzs and forks to work with. For little boys ond for older boya Stnrta In Miniature there is endless enlertainm lit proFor the littU boy there arc aim- viding in th-* toy shop. When one flnr d-light* irf store keeping. A tins accomplished that grant mlvcnstore all fu 1! of little cases and turc of learning to walk, one drawer.! for supplies to sell Is suf- wnnts a companion to follow after fieicntly fascinating nnd the scale and admire one's progVtsi, An anithe lerg.’st thing In it. is none too mnl on wheal* Is priferred. if you large for sonny because is not the please, nr.d there he i* in thc toy Gales, Quake Cause Much LossInFrance fishing vessels along tbe coast. were F n n fn rd The Friendly Drug Store” Prescriptions Filled Promptly E. F irst St- And Accurately RACCOONS U c are paying highest cash market Prices for Raccoons, Skunks, Foxes, and Wild Cats. It will pay you to brinp l furs to us. F IE L D ’S F U R -C O . 105 N; Park Ave. - Sanford, Fla. - Next to Valdez ishes al! of its' very many C llY iV k U M lA X friends and patrons most merry Christmas and in exceedingly prosperous Sanford and bsst wishes for 1 9 2 8 New Y ear; arc invited to avail yourself o f P ^ P 1*T, 1 T1' ‘ foolialt" ■ j, ro.vn «kare>t compar T l'nU’r u/,t' ] i iuw^th."' m,k a bow low Indian .m set* arc ulrend] our complete 1tanking S e r v i c e and tc J amerry OHUjmasl bring: Your The ncx, day man decides to illfajn the? toy |1()W p(. ccc|,. a several sizes re Understand Christmas se the new nnd u make* it all tl choose. But the kind, and a:em standing hearts to help, that om ful to them wh tied up nnd re Christmas tree, citizens Cordially yours, Sanford Cashier grounded “ What kind of boys go to h?avPATHS. Dec, 21. — (IN S )— on?” asked the Sunday School sup­ Gales in ninny KtJt.oa* and a slight erintendent. “Dead boys;’’ cried tho young'.at earthquake near Pari* bid consid­ erable dumaga throughout Franco member of the infant class.—Judge. today. , Toum’n. wo. C'p< cinlly hard hit by the storm. Du .iau- causid by the e ifth tremor was estimated at 110,000. 'ch itu ri 'I r icr^ices w.re 'orced to run irst Nat’i. Bank Bide wci t duccd schedules and coastal Sanford, Fla “h p; ,,as disrupted. Many LA N EY’S Is a prescription for Colds’, Grippe. Flu, Dengue Hilinus Fever and Malaria It kills thr term*. The First National Bank ’The Bank of Service" Colonial Cleaners IXXXXXXXXAXXXXXXXX N M ox v C h r is t: hristmas c#f Christmas Joti i " * i To a ll o f our customers 1 • i j and to a ll other citizens o f . T o the citizens of Sanford and Seminole - 1Sanford wish a most happy Christmas and a r. * County the very heartiest kind of Christ­ mas Greeting and also the very best of best wishes to all for a prosperous New Y ear. prosperous N ew Year. Sinclair Refining Frank Talbott everyone �TnE SANTORF) HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1927 (Lesnl Notices) '■'"TICK dtura Daily IT AD. RATES I*: C «h In Adnnee .one fd T T iii »* recel»«d Itrons und collector «ent t hm __ 8c a line ___ 7c a line line r*te» on requcai. reduced rates are for rativi* insertions. WPr,is of average length Lotted a line. 1 fitntim charge of 30c for t invert ion. . , . . advertising is restricted ^n(r daisificntion. [in error is made The Snnj Herald will be responsible CL]* one incorrect insertion, iljrertiser for subsequent Lipn’. The office should be immediately In case of [IJO a D V EU T ISER P Wanted from now till i \; IMh. five to ten at res tiled l,i | in good gondition, ceh rv l:ui<l , i just off Would not do, lowest piice. G. W, Coleman, Tiftmi t, ■ Wnnted— to give Sharon a ticket at The Herald. WANTED— 100 mer and wom to get their hair cut r,n ::.V 317 East 5th St 14— Rooms Without hoard FOR REN T—Kitchen am! rooms furnished. 1 |oj lltlt St. ;m, i ' 15— Apartment 1 or Kent 2 rooms furnished, housekeeping apartment. $ 1 1 : 0 0 monthK nt Cor. fith and Pulmeto. (I-efjal N oIIcm ) 1 •*■* United S t a t e s , but t h a t your I'lirMi-iilnr r>l«ee of reeldem nri .ill. 11 ,-,* u nnkitew n, ahrt th at «n,i iii, ■nidi ,iv*r I ho a g o o f tw e n ty . | "in learn unit t h a t - th e re Is i*ers,in iv l in in th e S tin e of Florida. tin, s e rv ic e of ii aunithnn* I i C h an cery ii|>,sn whom would '•in,I m i nf saiu itefenilants: ' i l« th e re fo re O rdered th a t ton an,I ,-aeh of you. hereinabove i 1 iftittut| rliuf * ti .iii. ,1 a r ,■ h ereb y required Io eaetl * * l,l%’* »iUnn»M rime*. ••no every per*, oially he and a p; J ['* •l i i ' t T <llnmotnl rlnir. "• lo'ff.re ,.iir said Clreult i*»urt I j i tih ** -h im. hi,i ncdillni; rliiKu -ii s.infoi d Seminole Count i F l o r ­ ‘ 1 1 illniT^ tlesorllu'd cl III until. J r #h,kl ,,,, ..f II r V t««I-• id 1 "ii tin rod d ay of J a n u a r y , TtlfHs , D 2 * to m ike a n s w e r to Ilie l,ill j 1 ■..mi'li.In| nii'il herein again s t | » If A ttllj'ltA K T l*i this m u s e , o t h e r w i - e -abl . 11 j vi»r Scutitiolf ('minis H •! •'•,iil|dnlnl will l.v taken as l*i ii W . . . f. ss ,1 I,, t o il and Ibis vans, n u .'t 'N i n o i , r ,v i t i m i T o N . I •• ,**•e,| rV |,ar|e. A 5r**t m»\ * rio- i.-ii in',- of sol.d Milt Sis-1mif a •ml l>. ................... a ' e e r t a l n moll IIJ4T1T (*(»U»rr c.|* ^ - — v \ •r ut . i f f n l|. It ii ml W IIXTVT H IR D J U D I C I A L w.f. I.. K U n l - t l , Long and r . r ■*•',! I:v II' •'!■•Till-: ST A T K " F - i d , d In III. |.Ill,lie re.-mds of S. u ,. r la dill i A IV A NT i F u n SKMT V In-de , ’ , 0 1111, Flo rid a In l| . rl ! 2— Wnnled Uaraia . « » « £ iif SAT.R op >'• H.I.ATKRAL v ii In-j ill, a Iveil, Unit t, t ? " ("'•■Her .Sriiiliiu1« f *nunt) H i tn nf S;infnri|, F 11, r litu, wilt sell ill e'lMlf itii.||..ii .it the Hemlllole ' " 1 11 10 ttil Ills ,i! [i> A. M ’ ri* ,,;|v " f J a n u a r y A. l» 1 •' til1’ roMmvttiif ib'ser lhr<| a ril, i'lc-s J,. ivclr) ; PAGE ELE For Hint For Her Herald representative B4hly familiar with rates aml classification will j r o u complete information, [if you wish, they will assist , in wording your want ad faake it more effective. Catch Insanityl Radio • « • • • > * . » * «• . . . i d * • t h * * N nf \* « * AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS -] * * * 1 _______ » Satorday, Dee. 24. 5 0 8:iio—N e* York Symphony f P b 4 ( C ^ * orchestra; Women'* Univer- • * ■fm ^ " .. * **>ty Glee club Christmas p r o - * * A * g ram -W JZ WDAL WHAM • * W R O WJR KYW WCCO * * KSD WOC WHO WOW * * WDAF KVOO WHAS WSM * WMC WSII WRT WJAX * * WTMJ WRAP. . n| \r> INCHANCERY IS-oK , ),„*,• !J » ;»:i)0— Philco Hour; Babe* In * > \ M " I I I ' HMI.DINU AND LOAN I i l« fu rth er ordered t In.I thl* A ■'-'>• ' IA Mi >X AC o rp oratio n. N>-u. ,■ I.e published In Tile S.mf-.rd * Toy-land—WJE WBAL W II-'* • ,--o|,la m,*n|, M* laid .1 „»■« "I tap, r |,ilhllalied In * AM WRC KDKA WLW W JK * 1 . S.t ufi»r*l. S««fiiftii#ilf* i*«»uitt«s Fl*trli|;» * KYW WCCO KAS WOC * *■ , " * 1 * * l I -\ 1*1 IX, i“l ill. rftf«*fi* ,,in> .1 « * ♦ K ft it iiiH»'T'iiiiivc f WHO WOU WDAF KVOO • («r SffliM Ah MAST Kit**'? m\ li.ui.f »n.| «hi« ..f * WHAS WSM WMC WSB * S \ I.K. fk* j,.! ounl n f |h. «Vi i rt * WRT WJAX WTMJ WBAP. •N*, , ‘ * 1 !••-«• »*> ulvt’ii t h a t u n. t •*< tb . *ihlr«l .lii.U.'inl «*!«•. \irfiic u iff t'Tro rif "i ITerldu. I ii nml for S.-mln* 10:00— Baltimore Municipal 1 •*' ’ J,''f ’*■»!»* r**niliTvil hi ••nnit. F lo rid a, „n this ih.i i v tie in e r or not In san ity Ii • Rand—WBAL. •*' In*’ ')' k•• i n«; fm.-nolnkT c r u m "i» .1 l'.. >inher .................... *•........... ..................... I'U, c o m m u n i c a b l e " lias b ecom e an tn* Mi 11,*\ ■•! !'.■ii’imrr. A . l» V, K PiUTH.ASS l .s u e In t h e c a s e of I r a n M. H . r t *•'- ! "mm 'in l Muit or In Chan•Turk I'lreiit I’nurl * mas Carol Sing led by Dr. *■' I above t, y o u n a bank c l e r k ot >1•-m*f.*\ tlio 2 ml ilny of 111 A \l W K t ’. KS •Ixirit.ir. \ I* hi front of I > O E u r e k a . H a s ., c o n v i c t e d o f second * S. Parkes Cadman—W EAF •• t " * ••■nil iimiit* door in Snnfonl. •• I It* *1 IT i in UT -SKA I. I * and chnin. •>„ 1 d e g r e e m u r d e r f o r k illing his wife N* *" >• • dPiij f l. rftla. will of- u r v r s r f iii>rsiiF,i.r>Kt\ * 12:00— Philco Hour — KGO ! 1 hr s la sh in g h e r t h r o a t . HI* a t * t ' ' ,1, »n«l ',i*II llio hlKheM -i.o for I'oiiiid'iliiniil * and Pacific Coast Chnin. * ' * * .nil, *1in iliff tlit* ff ^ i f ------------------------------------- t o r n e y s will a p p e a l f o r a new •»* II’** followlmc * 1:00 a.—Snturday Night Ite- * / i n T i n : i T i t i ’ i ii* c o n n n r t m i : tria l a i i » „ i «i . . . . ii . j . . . . . ,, jM'riii»-,i i tn-i» Ivlmc nml TW i : \ r v . T l l i i t M - i r n t n i A i . r n : 11 Aiienisi* tailed H a r t s wife * vue— KGO and Pacific Coast * • • I i t <>F T i n : STATIS OK F i . n i ; * Paranoid, and said s h e willed so h, on. in u... eounu ,,f Memltiole « Chain. % 'tl ‘ i l l'A ’ V AND FOR SP.MINMI.K eirongly that h e kill her. th at h e r ‘I'nri .'..Vr, ’.Him 'i ’1a . . .1 i’ll.,-,| us ™follows n ’T Y l W n tempi,rarlly robbed him l.„» -r Fin. hurst Sut-dlvl11 \ NT> iVimpliilnniit, 1 Pen. . sets, PerCLEMENTS APARTMENTS HU Razors, l-'otininin Pens, and sets,i ^ am '" v Shenffer . . ..... llumidnis. Cigars, ( ignrette«, f'une ■Nutinally s unit n itninn 3 Park Ave. Apartment; 2 .->nii -1 Military Rrashes, Watches. Pipes, i'-ii"l"- Perfume sets. Manicure —garage and water. ReasnnnMe •Henne n * - h a v i n g s et*. Ctirnbin.i- set*, i ml. , and . llrush s e t s ami . . ' j tion 'ids of Milt Fold. C i g a r e t t . ' F o d a k ' I.an ey s Drug Store, A ticket!) to the tfVIiliine will I • Case, of his own will power and her Inls “ I"'| -i s , Ilford Florida, ws to-r l.am-y‘s Drug Slnro. I'11 t > f . I ni , r,- n r j e d nn n n I I M I S I I l U . el ut . n^frn.l il.t- u u l t y furnished Miss laiuise Tlirnshor First St. w as "com m u nicated to ------------------- lt> Phil (ii) IIflT A T M t; SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21. T- ff-jl , « hind if she will call at The Herald Give her an Electric Singer Sew­ • i.nt i T i n : STV Ti: <iF F l . m i l D A Tl> office. T. , oiI'.iri-hneer to pay I* '• IS iVI l-'Tlity' u nil II ^ IVKM 272.it. WPG Atlantic City, 1,100:• "o O 's ing Machine. She wants one. f oi ........I STKII. STi i.NKVV A t.l. COM, Rath Rol.|-s. Sweaters, Neck Wear, Di. Harmonica band; 10:30, dunce FAN) , II vHIllSIIITtii. I’ ENNlAutomotiiles Helt lltlckles, Socks, Handker­ She needs one. Terms to suit. S YI.V A NT A. (Legal Notices) music ( 1 1-2 h n .). FURNISHED apartment for rent chiefs and Iled Room Slip p cs. Phonr SI). It nppenrliig fr om » .sworn hill 285.5, WBAL Baltimore, 1,050; - * j of cniiiiilnlut In Ibis iniii-,* tli.ii Woodruff A Watson. 2l)H K. in the Herald building—a down* : Till' I’llU T ’ IT r o v i i T OF DODGE H I • ru.\li;iti>Y ami It S li.-nl ii l\ ,|es<-r|liei| ns follows, t oT i n : I'W IN T V . 'rill It 11 J l 'D H l I A l , loti town t ’cation at rrmnrkab'.y low First Si. 5. Christmas Csrols; choir; 0, ‘r i For the Kiddies jure car* and Graham truck i. r u i ' 'I t 1 . >F Cl 113 S T A T E i IF V\ K llSTI’ lt, .1 1 »- Uiiil-reslilftlts ..f llm It''la d 'P lo ' l l o f F : u i h i «1't F l a t rales. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The 'Twas Night Before Christmas ' J*4t a*t •* of Flop hlii mml Hull IT,i Mill ‘ \ IN AND Klltt HUMfm ami Hth. Street. Phone J. hi llo ( *ll> of Ha ii ford. Florida, yn* I'Hf Tilt*iitn nf u f*tat** IN“ l.t: ■ <1 N CV IN' Oil A SV E H Y, s tut Herald oifice. 0:30 dinner orchestra; 7:30, Jubi­ if .ill kinds; Bicycles, Scootii* |" i plat lU**iof duly rec* t-Diiuirv nthiT th an !h»* I'or the Familv S A N I ♦*1: 1 , |ti II .HINT! ANI» l.OAN’ •a lee Singers; 8, New York; 10, 1 ofd**d a n n u m tin* n u M ic r r c * l^iddie Kars, Electric Trains, St; I."f Florida, and that your ml AHS* 'Cl \T Ii IN, A I'.o porntlon, •*i»N "1 Si* m I no I f (b o u n ty , F l o r ­ 1(>— Houses Fur Rent I. . Y b.fc ■■,a ll *.. ,m— C*■*.. *>a t|| *■>*• M in far** of tho S|o|i**%vall Municipal band. l ',*imi-1..u.int |)G1NS i COWAN CO. Auto __ ida. hi F l a t I tool* .1 m i pit it » * J4 , Reasonable Gifts of a!) kinds, t Tricycle*. Autos, Wagons, Sport**MOifiaii> H airikhutg IViin<*\l\aida. ■ing Goods. Prices Right. G. W. r I * «. r * . i % o u . w lt l» »*i »MKit* •V ol |o i tv u»* s% d f v r f f pro I'unfemn 422.3. WOR Newark, 71 0 : 8:15, . . . reuMumble I’ri.i-s, Mi-kadyV |mot,h. The RicycVc'.Store.' Me-M'',1;',';','; * .ml II S W K IIS T F I: nr.* . . i i l . n d v illi I m ' I I I ' l e d ilK u lliM t y o u |l, fell.I ii i> riniiu-r "riti-rt-n iimt (his "Old Xmas” ; 9, Uttle Symphony; an d rf im lrf d l<4 lit* and .tfip»*nr !•**. I NOTH I i t * i vi. M A srr.u s ‘ L r U" r '’fV01'! ' Vil1 rcnt f» ^ b [ '00 j Shoppe. I Id Mngnolln Ijindci Arcade. " t |. .. I., inil.ltsli.-il In T h e . Run- T(1 w n n P l . t - . n - n li,n. ^ « . u f*»i»- till?* lim it mi ilo* 2 nd. ilay ••( I:;.t per month. Pointed nt 1705 M ag-1 •i i .i : w "or ri.ycr.; u , Bro«dw.y .hitittat y, A I1, ll'ft, |o uiistti r SANFORD HUICK CO. mdia Avenue. Inquire a t H e ra l d Noth* i * 11 l.i m *.|i i hat tin* llo i, s.ii«r.,r<i. Heminnie •’ntiniy. * hristmns Eve — orchestra; 11:30, hill i•f o iiiiipln lot fxhlldlnd 212 Magnolia Ave. tli'V it ttil L i f t in’ “ f a klffrfo i*f iuiilitMt office. |„I-1.1,1 Mine each n ," k f„r tuur Ye Christmas Carol. \ i.ii hi till** fans**, tin* (Legal Notices) Classified Display fiiri*» h* * i i *.41 « i•■iki|»*r«,d In • Ikhff lltlVt* Uffkrf, Phone 367,. hitilli* Im'I iih i |irm*t*(o|lriK !•» for* tl it ‘l 4 ,|1|*. 1*11 Ilo* Otll I I*11 nt** ibal llu* II lMli * WITNKHH my hand iin l*lrrk finJ 191.5 W E A K N fW Y otV, !*i*rtiiiii Indent uri* nf The Herald wishes to rent free (111) **f lb ' I* . !!•-•:. t ; i'nTtmmi* il,itiil tin* «|a> of , ' f ,, V’”, " ' T i r V i r . .’i t 1 R :,0v Waldorf-Astoria orchestral . 111,uses I'or Rent h in ( ‘ liannu y. m i, In ( Imiu-try upon w h o m , 14'* *s l a ticket to the Milam- to Mr HLTSMARM0N3 r. F t ; I Iii til** mini *»f - ------ 1 " 7, South Sen Islandera; .3:80, High •■* •ii* of JitniKiry. i s**pl••min h"iiM Mini >mi or iinv »*r yn\|. f ’»(0fiA Oft i xi'Piitnl \i\ i*. J M n - , nf (In- Sint,' ,<( KlnrMu. lit ntul f»,r Earl Rumbley. ’ |Sanford Aiitoiqobilq Co. i • a *>r i in* <Nitirt '•hall Th*t»r.'is* •hi**' |m t.» I'omityinil *'• ** 1 it it*V niff*, Ktla Marshall, 1 S- iiifil— 1 ‘n uu ty, tin thin tin, 2 Jril Jirkers; 10, Palais d’Or orchesu , - him rd. Sfiihindii in nrili d 14. ISJT ijfnnlia Ave, Phone 137, ' i'll T I.. 1.1 INIr Hflil U A IJ»NIS, I noun* ♦ in Morts.iE** Pooli I » •1,0 ,f Nell >III III,V.r, A. IKH.l!l.A tin; 11, Cans Hagan's orchestra, tj v- dl o f t i r fm* Kula p*. *E»* till pllldlf r«*l *)fl|j4 of SlMHlh 8 a. M h Wtfr ;iik«t W. I*. I f ISMITKU. to ; fnklM' FOR REN T:—5 room bungalow at Two New Four Room 154.3, WJZ New York, 650: 8* ' i .i i *"* i tddd«*i for •T<»rk t’ lreult Court, ♦ nili *tn*l «\*r> prrfo*tmll\ !*» • and *4,*d • do * * n u n t v F l o r i d a , a n d **i1<'1imh*M‘* 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner siness Service ily M. WKKK .i. New York Symphony orchestra; i loom* of aiahs ()U ||) f fiillmvlnit dfiu*rllM‘»i pro. i !•* ou r k$«l«l 1 (' Hungalmvs. Facing New -.'**»"* di la mix, tht- P• r •% KltiiMl** In Hritilnnlr i*oiint> lot. Garage., 925.00 -monthly. In­ Dep uty Clerk. !>, Philco Hour; 10, Keyston* Duo; lit Sfinfortl. Homliml*4 i*niitiiy. *l,i* ^•1l •mu In fh«* ('minty I "I'm Id.« iiDtr* par 11«*tt la rly il*,mTltt I8K A I.4 I""I**r -I*ID, *»vi ! In* - in I 11 -iiy i *f ,1 ii n 11. pal**. 5 Bciin'i transfer picture*, quire nt Herald office. II, Slumber Music, Ii. < i iT TKH * S l’ KNCRH n-ii v* A I* I!*2h l#i niako a i i m i t*r l** 1 •■d ; im follow lee Plant, West Side. lint.i. and brushes. Sun Hnlli-Hoi'il unit of column I rlti- I tillIV mC i pi ul nt tliM Ilay jj*1^ ' L ot ^ lllocU I Tl* r •*i Sanford. 3i5.«, KDKA 1’ittsburgli, 950^ for Hu, t ’ omol'iInniH. Sense Paints nnd Varnishes. FOR RENT—3 room house with • f11* *1 iiimiMki $ mu In till** mint*** fid In \\ Florldri, m cnrdhiu to K. I! 8. dinner concert; 7:15, Horn* Ra­ II M WATSON, I l f 14ll( h i ll, i Mo* Nor I Intent For Rent, Each $10.01? M tlit-rvi I n i * n.i ji| Mil nf I'ompliiliit Trnfford*** Map " f Siinf«»rd, *lul> garage, $8.00 a month. Apply r-i,.* nnr» Wall Paper Hu litkrvt'plloii of Hollcltiir for Com plainant. iiiilm oii dio Club; 7:30, concert; 8, Near p ill 1m* t a l i ••n in* ninfpUHvti ti* you ii ro i i l i 'd 41mottle fliic puldl*‘ m '* 117 Poplar Ave. i *•*•t 11ltd Mil KID d ill 112 v: First Sr. hlmniMi \an if till** c a p «m> priH'i-tht, pairttv I nml I# of Si* ml null* i'oiiiitik, FlfdlYork Symphony orchestra; 9, per Month. in Ilie i*ltv of Siinfonl. Av«*nu 'tin |i:« I in* nf hiiM 34ii 11 lt«*ln«c a dii. * ru n t t u 'iic f N o r t h fit* Florid I null f>* f 1 om«* tfmt c e r t a i n iiiMi’t * J iiilienvl-«* a d rrrr.* pi** .-oiifi-Mo |\ TII15 I 'l l i r f t T T n i l ’ UT O F T I I R Philco Hour. RETF in every shapf end 19— Houses For Sale i - I a!*i*, U *M frt-l t l i■ *' ilipoit thi- fkrm it ilny #»f April l w ill In- ••tii* i **il iiurdih' you. •I wi N T-wniiKi. JV-mciAi. 277.t», WHAM nchester, IJ)80; . etc.. Sanford Cemeat 117 f**.d t.* an all**y, tlioito** . \ i 1» lf»2'i i ’ijii itn«'ii i»y Ti I,, i . oiik anil hi | U !-• fn )ih *i nnli'r ol that llilaf tl'M ’ tlT .tT hIv**ii 1»y I., l.ona J. J. Cates, " f T i l l HTATK O F 7 . 0 0 T . v„ p i _ „ „ i B, floutli aloiiK llii* Eiift wldo of Cr-r,pany', Fifth and FOR SA LE: Small house on Mag­ wifi tot*t .1.1••ff**rx*»ii f f *•r h«mi Htnihliiril StntMunl Klfi* K i.o itiO A IN AND r o l l Hr.MiN- 1 1 „ ‘ i, . 1 ? K e c t t a l ; 8 , R a 1\ i it> l.l * 11**11 * i* ho piihlinfird In T H E S ' N M il Id all. ( < * l*o*t to F.I.V. Iktli nolia Avenue north of Central dintmns; 9, Philco Hour; 10, or* j liiMiiiirio' <*oinrfany, und of ro I l " K h IIFItALM. a n*n -| m p *r puhTOC* o l . i : iTil NTV. f t . o l t I D A . ! Stt Phone 112*W. Str«** t. tiifii.o Knnt ’ til«»itir t at Farm. 1 ll duol In Sanford, Florid a, ‘ oiiom |hl«f tv II AHIIiTlAKT. Itecelvcr Rem-* gnn recital; 11 news; dance music. Street. $3500.00. Practically no Nortii w id# »*f l :i \ • • 111 11 s t i n t • at Ii \V4‘* k fo r four n m n 'i ni lv»* * lii"l, •■„iml> ItHiik,, ITallillfi. , ___ u j i*r*I m\l4»rticnK(* Ihiok ••'». mi pnjm* |E. U'wsel. Farms, Grovas, cash required payments like rent. 117 l**i to a pollll of I'ekilHt*. 3,9.6. WGY Svheqectady, 700; W‘l*4 1(44, * Itiol* id ill**1‘tildli’ I’lorldn *K» llornril** of tier s. Ill) N. Park Ave. Phone Address R. H. IS. Care The Herald. ill UK (»•'mu lad » ► . IHni'k IJ, W IT N L S S my hand m* I'li'rk nnd II S U ) N d . 1»4-f.tulnnt I* i- f u r t h e r ord**rrd th a t thin (0, Santa Claus; fi;30, dinner mu. T i e r > ,o i ••tillm; to K. It. Traf* Hi* Hr a I of t In* ( 'In nit (*ourt of «»lt I »KI t <»F I T II I.If ATt<)N N'nih't1 l"' i»uhll}dti'd In Th*% Hanfiipl'M Map "f ,S anford, Florida, the T » ‘. niY.ihVrVt Jitiui liii cirv u ii Till; s T A T t : ‘ ok i-i.i iuVuA TO: *',c ; ‘ High Jinkera; 8;30, Old foul ll> i.eld ii n* tvMpapor iiuMUIod Political Announcement 21)— Fnrms Fur Sale iin jior p in ilierm f duly nf r <<f iT.irpi.,, in 1,11(1 f>u- 8,-inlnole tl s i.uxii, unit till per.onn to. i Gold on Broadway; I I , danc* hi Huiifutil, H*nitnoli* tNullity. Kl«r* WIGHT PRIN T SHOP 5ri|. ‘ . i'miniv, on Hit. Him !3nl« rttiy nf f ,-»•mi i-if In iho folloivliiK ili*HccrlbMil nrogrniu. . * i Ida. #*n»,*< .» w »«d< f o r fo u r i l l confPY service on anything ir. T e r m s : c,«»lt. I urelmaer to l*:>y Nut ,-iul„-r. I*.’ T i |iro|i,-ri> mII iiu I i-iI Iii Rcniluolii ,u , .. . , *(* ••«•11\• Bt rkh and ii copy thereof OVIEDO C ELERY I-ANI)"" TO VOTKIIH o r r lined. ......................... ... ,_ ... V. K l»o|Ttl.A88. I •>uut>. Klorldu, lo-wlt: 4<>8.,i, WRC Washington, 840; j in* mull* d fi» l ucli of tin* dt'fpii* sting. A phone call will get Ten acres or more, one mile from i t s n. .411 AltllN J r , roi'.NTV Clerk Clrcull Court. lade U< amt f>3 of I'alm llaniI danl * naiiiml In lliln Order. 0, Wablorf-Astiiria orchestra; 8, I man. Phone 417-W. i) Rail- city limits, flowing wells. Court Rpei hi I M.mii'i* I ii I'liutiiMry. Iij A M WKRKH. inoeli. a c c o r d i n g to pl*t lllsreWITNKSN my I heietiv nniioutico m i e e l f )•* S , — -. Imnd an«l t h r »*f New York Symphony orchestra; Av*. Dypnty Clerk. of recorded unions the l ’lihBo Line nnd Seaboard loading tracks cnmllilul, f,.r nil,-riff "f Reinliiolo [ fjoliil w il of the Clreult Court of IN T U B iTIUTTT O i l ' I l T OK THR !». Philco Hour; 10. Palalp d'Or. (S R U ^ t II, cold s of Heiulnolo C o u n t). i ,n u n m i I i J mi T tn tin- licit.......... .. lli>- Slr.t liullclul C ir cu it nt the one-half mite from property. Price C TYVKNTV -T l l l l t l ' .1 I T » I C M L C l I I - I - CUTTKH It S UR NCR It Florida. tn „ D em ocriillc primary to • • " 1 s t d i " nf 1-TmTilu I ii nml f o r Hem. orchestra; 19:30, Christman pro- " C U IT UK TIIR STATU «IK I’ l.u llS o licito rs f o r Complainant. t.ol 3 of llauinel’s F l a t of S a n ­ lAL HOOFING—The Roof Ev* $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ lieli! In ili« e a r l y port of J u n e I'1-*- ‘ Itiol,- Cniinly. Klorlila. nn tills (lie limm (I 1-2 hA.L IDA IN AND F u l l SRMIN nl.R ford. Klorldu. recorded In Ulut Very r e a p e d Ively. 2ml tint *,f Decem ber. A, IV I92T. able 10 equal annual paymentv luting. Metal shingloc; COUNTY Fla till DA. IN T l I K U IR C IfV r C O U R T O F HUM. Book 3, pa go t:. H. till AI •V. V K DOUGLASS.. Southern. K II A SI t Cl IA FT . Itei idver S* in INId,K CnlTNTY, F l.u R ID A . IN ping leum tin nnd gnlvinized interest fi pet. I.o l S, nf B l o c k 10, T i e r 11 o f C lerk C i r c u i t tTiiirt, I iuiIm (Nell lit) llaltk, Ulaltlllff, 2911.9, WWN’C Asheville, 1,91(1; i l l AM*Mil V. Semi nolo I’a r k , ueeordltig lo Paul P. Harnett, 19 Wall Street, llv A. M. W H E K S . See Jnmes II, Cowan. Oak VM, c \v i r u n D i t i c i f . Complaitianl. Announccnjenls f l a t llicreof recorded am o n g W II.SON HOY I.II A- IH U H T O N . 7, dinner music: 12, Christm;,j Orlando, Florida. Phone 8398 Imd Third St. Phone 111. LON' : Defends 111. VS tho P ub lic R ec o rd s of S e m in ­ D. C. T I*. music; Glee club, n l l D F I I uK I'U III.IC A TI o N or 5313. R. Ili'iinansou If living, nml If ole County, Florida. NOT1CI-: lie ANNUAL MRUTIN*■ ( I ’ lrcitll I'm irl S cu ll i hr statt: of f l o iiid a t o , dead Ihe h e l l devisees, g r a n t R,'ginning a t a pi. J l o O. Scuili SnlliTInra (nr Cnn.plullinnt175.9. W 8 B A t l a n t a , 930: 3, ol-' ST(H ’ K III U.I IRIIS UK SRMINT. I* U iN O ,'a n d all peraun* Hi• o r n th e r clnlrnnnlM. under lbs IN’ UP YOUR OLD WALLS 21— Acreage For Sale of Ihe Int. of ihe North Bim <>1.1-: S R i T 'l t l T t K S C o New York Symphony nrchostri; * —----- -— ■• " |, rented In the fallow ing described said II ll c r m a u e o n uml all o ili­ of SR l - l of NR 1-4 of H\V I •I THE NEW WALL PAINT Snnfniil, Flo rid a. IN I 'O l 'R T of C O U N TY J U D C R . |,n,party all lull Mil la SumlnidM Cniiiie r parties, m hose u am es are uti9, Philco Hour; 19:30, Christnina of See. * Tw p . 2 0 . S It J t R. KING NEW AND BET- FOR S A L E :—Beautiful nrceuge S R i l l N * ■I.K. COUNTY". HTATK l»F i t . Flo rid a. i„-w!l kiiotfn in terested In the lands and NOT If! K is IIKHRtlY c.lVRN w ith west B um of Mellonvllls program. tail 5. " f lll,„'k III. T i e r IS "f p rem is es Involved II, this suit. FLO RID A. ! FOR FURTHER INFORMAAve. thence rilll w es t sill ft. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 T h a t In p u r s u a a e e will) the C h a r i e r g, nilanle park. Hanford. F l o r i ­ iv R mI u D* nf ADAM V. MrOUIN. i illD RR F l i t : U trtlU CA TlUN 215.8, WOOD Chnttanooga, thence South to H..111I1 line of ‘ CALL PHONE 235-J OR acres, consisting of some high and nml In urcnrilniico with III" prnrt- In I •ei'WI*t'll. da. ai-eordinii u* Id a! thereof of la w , th e nnnujil me* Unasaid SR l-l of NR l - l „f S\V T i l t : ST A T U OF FL O R ID A TO: 1.220: 8, Sunday schcool lenon; V. C. C 0LLER . SANFORD. some low lund. Ideally situated elmiM (Inly nf rt-curil aiuniiK tile Ullbnf S tock hold ers of In, Remlanle T>* all iredltorH . legnicen, d lstrlh u . l-l. th ence H 2 l'i fi the nett K. 11.-reiaus, hi , If living, and If 9, Christinus carols. lie R e c o r d ' „f Setnlnnlo Coun­ I mcm, nml all porMniiH having North to beg contain­ for poultry farm. Frontage on old SiTTirlllca C o m p an y will he held ut dead, ilo* heirs, devisees, g ran tees, ty, Flo rid a c l a i m s o r . ilem am 1- u g alm it sahl the office o f the Co mpany. In tile 1 . ncres. more or less s i tu , ing . o r o th e r c l a im a n t s , under the said '381.1. K3HS Hot Sprinja, 780: Orlando road. Can be bought at T iv of S a n fo rd . -Florida, on the l.olM I and J of lau ig’s Flm t vnlatM* nln In Seminole Coun ty. F l o r i ­ K Hern unison or oth erw is e and KOGRAPH—repairing, piano a bargain with very easy payments. itotii 9. Arlington, ensemble; 9:30. Aililltlou I" S.inford. acco rd in g Ymi. a n d e n rh nf you, n re hered ay of Jn n n i i r i. Ittja. a t th>« da. nil o t h e r p a r t i e s wlmse names a r e Ii* plat thereof of duly of ng by experts with 17 years This is nn opportunity for some h ou r of tli'.iin o’clock A. M . for h> nidified uml rn iu lru d tn prem-nl Heir, nt Ihe northeast c o rn e r Christmas carols; 10, darve frolic. • uni. non u lulkresteil lit th e lands record aumtiK line I’nhlle Iteiiof l.nt “A” of • F r i e s f l a t of und premises Involved In this suit. imre. Sanford music store one to get u desirable poultry farm Him purpoae o f i-oaiilitcrlnii miicIi an y elnlnm and tb-niauda Wlileli DU.3, WHAS loulsv llc 8 0; oriln o f Hcmlnule C ounty. F l a r l F o r t Iteed, necnrdlng lo plat us may h> brought befuyo i mi, ,,r e i t h e r o f you, m a y have Ii a p p earin g l,y the sw orn Blit ift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- for almost nothing. For further iiuiilcr* •lit, au anlui l lie e s t a t e nf ADAM \. 8, New York Symphony i,rvhe»,rj; th ereof recorded In I'lni Bk. I, nf I'muplnlnt herein th a t you m ay It. , ,, NR l - l of NtV I I of N\V DI of p age 121 of Seminole Co, r e c ­ Arvad.t, Phone 832. D ated Ihl* Ilie l.'dh day of Doc- Mi-OUIN, d eceased , late o f Semltml,’ to- lul .Westell In th at eertaln ln(. information see R. J . Holly, First 9, Fhilcu Ilnur. S ectio n 7. Twp S«. S. It. 31 Gael Cnuiil.v, F l a t Ida. In Iho Hon. Jn» ord*. ruji th ence South 1.64 piece or p arcel nl land situ ate In H'.’ T, National Bank Building, Sanford. poilo-r. 501.9, MC Memphis 580: 8, *11)11 it 111 IIK M i ilPTPN. Hit Hill 4 * l*1 il. S h aro n . County J u d g e of H«mchain *. Ihetire west i f,4 chains. .VIImmI : Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a and d s, S'ippcr. Signs or all kinds. Florida. Semi nolo Comity. Flo rid a. Innlc C o u n t y , ar hi* o f f i c e In ih* Iheneu smith to Npr1t,w«'st serlhi',1 as follows, l o - w l t : J I STKVVAIIT. New Y’nrk Symphuny orchestra; IlMiord Paint £ Wall Paper This U III a l l ' Nntlcc, th a t upon I'n u nty CniirthoiiMM In S e m in ,-I c o r n e r Of uloek II, of said l.ot 34 of New Upsiila, a c c o r d ­ Scereiary, 9, Philco Hour. * * ‘minty, Florida. within twelve the tsiti day of Dccamber. A D F r i e s P U I of F o r t Heed, YV. W. c SMITH. ing lo ihe plat th ereof, duly 24— Lots For Sale RUT, the foregoing eillt wan r**m th ence east lo n orth ­ ITreUlclit. m o n t h - f r o m the d a t a h ereof. recorded upon the put,Be r e c ­ 330.9, WSM Nbnhville, 810; e a s t c o r n e r nf si, Id I-nt tl, DnD'd Nt»v cm her I a. A. D. IU T. meni'ml tn Ihl- Court and the pm ord s of Hemtnnte County. F l o r 7:15, [p DRUG STORE— Pre- FOR SA LE: AT ACTUAL^ COST (h smith in N orth<: i u , dinner u m n er concert; c o n c c r i ; 8. o, New , w w Y»f!i i - . rt i <ii#icfllip«l tiprelii lit1for** him WIIUN McGUIN, th ence sou th In North Idn N i i T l C i : ill-' STOCKIIuLDKIlH L s c c u t r l s of tho Rutate of m -m tcvled ui«m in puraunn,',* "f west c o r n e r nf said Lot D, nf S> mphonv o r c h e s t r a ; 9, Phil, .1 Vlioni, Drugs, Smlu. We are BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lo­ IT IS T IIF .ItK F O R K o n D B B B D •ANNUAL MRK’ITNO lal 1,'rlou 1*1 ml n t Mfirt 11 s * * • * 1 r r tn ___1 .1 ADAM V, JIcU U lN . 1 u„. w rit of a t t a c h m e n t Issued thiii y^iii nnd >•;,<■Ii of you ho and said F r l e * f l a t of F o r t Herd, NnllCM In III- rchy ItlVcn th a t the Hour; 10, bam dune*. ryou ns your phone. Coll 103 cated lot facing east on Palmetto D*CUtl*e.| herein. th en ce F a s t t<* W e s t line nf loll nf,' hereby required to appsttr a I Slrrtin K " f th e MtnckhnldAvenue. 75 feet frontnge. In good ni*ciimmtl,,f — T h e r e f o r e , you and eac h of you Mellonvlll" Ave. thi'nee Nurlh 322.4, WSMH New Orleans. 9U»»-. « io the Hill of Complaint In this ihi* l.nkMfruiit ImprnveiniTil ami all porsnne claiming an y Interuloiig said W est tine i f Mel1 9:30, varied progiam*. neighborhood. Very desirable for « m pa i n . a i-nriMiratlnn nririiolied IN T H R C I I I C I T T C O U R T TW F.N - ,.»i |n th e nlmVe d e e rrl b c l property c a u s e on .Monday ilo* Jml d ay of ionville Ave. In n pt. K nf heg. DING BLOCKS— Irrigation home, quite close to school. $1750.00 Cti ini J a n u a r y , 1*34. ut the Court Hons* * slut Ink under the Ihmm ni T V - T I I I I I D J U D I C I A L CIIICU1T ;tr^ hhreby ordered D» he amt ap- nl th ence w es t t » beg. s i tu a t e III ------------- m P *----------Smiford. Heinlnoi' County, and general cement work. Almost your own t?rms. Address Hie StnlM i,f Khirlila, will I,m lu-lil tN AND F U R HKMtNOLK COIIN- , M.:ir b efore the i l r e i l l l C o u rt. in Fn irid a , aud in Usfaali of suab ap* Hrmlnnle C o u n ty , F ta . nl I h - Valdes 1 1»l m| In Sanford. TV . F i d i l t I D A . IN C IIA N C K R Y . ;,,„t f „ r Semlmde Roulltv. Florida. p e .i r a a c s NK 1-4 nf NIV 1-4 of N W t-4 Concrete Co. J . E. Ter- Seminole Builders, Inc, P. O. Box S cm llm lc Ciiunl>, Flnrlila "it Mi-nPacree pro Cnnfrsso Ki.ORRNCYJ IMJR DON, Complains.inford. upon I he a lh d n v o f will lo- e n tered usaliisl you. said of flcrtlon 7. Twp. So, H. IL 3t K Proa. 3rd nnd Elm 1431, Sanford, Florida. ilnjf. Jan u ary *'th. I#-* ut •**'.n** March. A. D. R'J4. Ihe eame helnK ■ult b r i n g f, „o rr Ib a purpose B u rIW , »of, qnlst F a s t ctg. 1 0 acre* m o re nr a n t , ................................ ■ f M . ill Which m eetin g the riirvs a Rule Day nf Ihl* Court, nnd fall , |nff * „ , i M | l,t1|J,tllln of lena. sltu n ta In Hdnilrwtu K "u li­ p. rittIon mIiu II nr may tran n act I r;. 25% D I S C O U N T ON A L L nui. o t h e rw i s e Ju d gm en t by De KI'RDUN. D efen d an t. ly. F lo rid a. t h e I'uinpl.-ilnunt In an d to tho 2f— Miscellaneous For Sale any en riu irate hnsliicM DIVOItCR . fault will he entered a g a l n - t you itlirtvt* «ii*Mi*rlbr4(i |»rritiUi*N. Th l* I* In g i v e N otice t h a t .u p o n Wanted Female 1‘I.ATlHVM. DIAMOND DIN 1 CAItV I ' LANDIS. It Is Ordered that _this Notice l l R D R I t O F UU l! L I C A TIO N ‘ , .......................................... IT IH F l ' t l T I l K l t , u l t D B R K D th a t I tie 1 dtit d ay of D ecem b er. A D S ecretary l.nkcfrnnt NKit KINGS AND DAK PINS To J o h n Puritan. J a c k so n v ille . |,nt,linheil In The S.inford Herald. title notlco I,,, inihllsIiMit one* Wanted to sell—3 kerosene heat­ 1927. Ihe fo reg o in g suit w a* com a Im provem ent Co, Fin. You a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d and „ n ew sp ap er published Iit Semlnid.' m enerd In th l* Court w eek for fo u r (t) con»eeutlva ............ . . . an. d the pm-* ers in good condition. Inquire f D GIRL WANTED—Have McLAULlNS n>lu lled to lie unit a p p e a r uieoi I'opnly, F lo rid a, onro each Week, u , , . k s In T h e Hanford Herald, u iicrty dcscrlhed herein before ha* ®K for young colored girl of E. D. Oglesby, I-ake Monroe, N u T IC K UK ANNUAL ST mC K th e 2nd day of J a n . A. - I*. P'S*, for the p.-rhi'l of I * " months, n r ' l nt-wsDuiier. |iul,Bsh,'d In Hanford, been levied upon In pursu ance of . ■ . . . , « 4.1. .a S a .A • m m I ■ . 4 I m . S • A m m f t h m m ■ ! * I u a 1 1 m m 1 1 1 1 a 1 W s U m HO LDR IIS’ MRKTINH to tlie trill of c o m p l a i n t filed im m ediately succeeding the data H cm lnn lt Ununtv. Flnrlila. i th e writ nf a t t a c h m e n t Issued h a re is yean of age who needs oi M. II. Borland, 101 E. Martin j N ollce I* heri-hv a l i e n th a t l b " n g a l l l - t y o u 111 thn a b o v e s ty lv l hereof. DONR OMDKBRD tl thl* 3rd III. , . , ............... . I'O N R AND OKDKIIRD [**nie nnd who will work in Sr.. Sanford. -----| T h erefo re, you an d each of you r e a t i l a r A nn u al Meeting "f *|11* c a u s e an d c o n n . IN W lTN RW t W t t K R L O F . I l i » » f nf December, l»27 Pie for her keep and clothts. alu ck ho ldern of SAN FUltD BOND y j IOf ■(It.AHH. m and all person* c l a im i n g a n y InT h e S a n f o r d H erald Is hereby this ISO, day ..f I'......lulwr. A, D. P* ready to leave the city to- FOR SA LE—Umbrella tent 9x9, a. J l U l i T i l A 'l G i T ill FAN V will l,« d e s i g n a t e d a - th e n e w sp a p e r In 1927. nfflxml m ; han* unit Official Uolirt of tef# »t in the above described prnI'terU nf the f i r , n i l C I,. Id a t th e u fflie nf I hi* ' mnpUhV w h ich th is o rd er -luill he puljlDhrd Hull of th l* I'lrcull ' oiirt, nt HunIii p i r l y a r e hereby ord ered l o be nnd j ' , r ,t Judicial rlrireult i P Apply in person to 1422 good one , new. Phone 745-J. nt 112 KttHt He pond J4tr«,i!t* Hi(flfor»!| f o r fo u r cnn seruflvi, w e e k s . ford. Hemlnnle I * i, i »ii4y - F t n r i i t a . County, ap p e a r before the C ircu it C ourt, tn uml for Hcmlnole Km. v, k. noun I.ahs. and for Heinlnole I’ouiily. Florida, Florid.t. id thru** nVImli 1*. M’ »n W i t n e s s V. K. OniigtaNs. Clerk Florida 1901 Magnolia. at Hanford. upon Ihe Silt d a r of Jumiiirv IOth, 11*2H. nf th e a b o v e styled Court, nnd Hi" ' i*lerk ,,f UJrcult Kourt. HemBy A. M U’ RKK'H, hiit**d IhlO 23rd. lltIJP " t PPPPHllHTt of fic ia l s e a l I h c m f th is 2 nd rtav ' Inole I'nntii*. r Ior Ida Deputy Clerk. K a rc l t A. LI 1 9 2 4 . th a earn* being Miss Rebecca Stevens may have a a R u le P e r of thle C ourt, and fall incial of D ecem ber* A D I ' J ilt By A. M W KLKH. (8 RAM !*♦ A iloriHaAHH* not. otherw ise Ju dgment i *t d efau lt IftRAta.) n. c . ticket to the Mllane If she will * F tps*Id *■ill* DO CO LASS. IN T I I R I’fR C I’ IT CO URT O F T l I K will l„ entered again s t you. m i ) b o n d AND MORT- only ask nt The Sanford Herald. Clerk. YVllJM* N. F O Y L R A. DU 11(TON, T U -K N Y Y -T H IR D ir n t C l A I, t : n t * l It Is u n l e r e d th at thla .Votlre KURD It WII-sON. COMPANY. 112 Second S e cr e ta ry . pul,list,,<1 lu The Hanford H e rf t a l n l l r r s .U lo rn e v * C U I T O F T I I R HTATK O F F L O R - he puhl Ily A. M. W K R K 8 . F u l t HRMINUt.K abl n new spaper published In p C. FOR SALE— Special sale on po Hemlnnle County, Flo rid a, onrn IN - T H R H H I T I T r n t ' R T O P THP. i V i UNTY*.A>* IS CIIANCKRY |Kan on im proved b u s in e s s “ m _ S m a I, _ _ iisSlo,l of Itwat lice puppies until Christmas, 709 T W K N T Y - T II 1 R D JU D IC IA L ! Cl It. , (1 hT R Y K F .I L UotUldalnant , , a r h week, for the period of Iwti (Legal Notices) .NOTH'*: O F NAIaft: •idtnce p r o p e r t y . A l i o will Oak Ave. ......... oy .......................... M l llBMISrOLK ‘ months. iie»t Im med iately succeedCUIT ; ft'IJiHIDA. Phone 244-W. N otice Is hereby Riven t h a t un­ Defendth e d a le hereof. mortjcnjref an s e c u r i t y . COUNTY. CUAN CKltY. IIR N IIY H. LON*I. el - i l . d e r an d by v l r o i a of the F i n a l [ • IN \VITNKHH W ltK ltK O F . T h ave K I.IZ A l i rrr i l LONU. Complainant. Foreclosure an d Hale A f u s t c l a s s O p o s s u m clog $ 2 5 . 0 0 . ' Vii: NT Y^' ^ Ia m IDA ? IN D ecree o f th is Kill day of December. A. D. va CITATION e n t e r , I o n Ih* l e t day <>f P errin ' and Flowers J . B. Johnson, Ijtk c Monroe. ( C IIA N C K R Y . i ' u : In th e C i r c u i t . Court of R. ATKINSON. MARIK M. AT- T l I K HTATK O F P L i l l P A TO: . 1^37. nfflvr.l m» han. amt official JK FF R R H O N STANDARD M U ’- o r T 315 W. 1st SU Phone 21M L w e n t y - t h i r d Jiidlrli.1 Circuit KIN HUN h i . wife. W IL L IA M C- IIR N R Y M. LONU and wife L I T - He„l of t h .C ircu it C o u r t a t INSKRANCR. » C orp oration, A Shetland pony, will work or nf Fl-.i id., to and for Hemln.de criU LTO N et a I, D afen d anta LIAN M i N d T i I J loiHoun A V n U e. Hanford. Hemtnole '“ o o T t o t , A « i d i ’oiuplalnaut IIIIDKR O F UCULICATION Clover,lale. M o o l g o m .r y , A la \ ft. DOI OLA8 8 . pepper nnd other spring rde. 50 laying white Leghorn .............. .. „ , C o un ty. I " C h a n c e r y . being the | ......................................... ................ w i i ,r ,i t i IT||R ' m * iHTATK rriT i' n hama. ' l i l-rk of C ircu it cou rt. hi, oi.i. ■ . . ..Jf H w herein O4* F K F Ll.n O lH R ID DA A ., TO: TO **cd from Stokes Seed pullets. will sell reasonably, t . u lAYNfk and AI. A U>NO his MUuse t h e r e i nl*IK pending, Hrinlnule’ C ounty, F lo rid a . It a p p e a r i n g from a sworn hill t. • w i l l i a m ' C. Coulton. F r e .l lloggs. mrnry »t.m m . . -K, I* m c o m p lain anJP C 2 . W l w ife. JA JIK H A. SANDS ami XT. By A. M W K K K8. 1 f F l * h * r J *7 P rice. J . B. „ f complaint In this c a u s e that >»u. “y. Arcade Bldg., and b* j phon'e” 223-j, nml RAYMO N D YV. OIlKKJiK. _ ! I* ROHH1TKIL Defeiiila nl * _____ lillon \V. ‘W illou gh b y. IL F IIR N R Y H IA. Nil nnd w l f a . L J L (lliF.RN'ACRRH. INC., a C orpora­ ■j. f* PMre type strains. A l l --------------- o l t D K R O F IM BRICATION I’ la ln lltP s Attorney a. <B l a u s Oeo A. Knst. n. F. Ay- LIA N LOMI. -are non-residents of I1 K R K K L R Y BL A C K M A N , j 27— Money To Loan T I I R HTATK OF FL O R ID A TO: tion, pwiiifsclcd. , . o k W J . L Adams. J i m Miller, t h " S t a l e of F lo rid a , and th at you T I„ l.ONlI and M. A. I-ON'7. hi» a n d C1IAIILKK V . F A W C K T T a r e S herm an llall. J . A. Douthll. <* a r e rv ildentn of a S l a t s nr C«>uhlry, Z Wife, 193 Ia> Bron Ave.. C l o v w - r e s p o n d e n t s I shall o f f e r for sale tv. Hinlth. 11. K. C a r t e r , Jo hn A I- » l h * r than Ihe {H als " f Money to loan on residences in il.iI,*. M on lgo m ary A la b a m a ; and anil sell t o th e liliheet an d best klnson. Fat Hnead Alton llunler. and th a t yo ur ad d rass Is 123 la M iscellaneous f o r rush, fr om Ihe front Sanford, love interest rate. Box vv I* ROHHITKIt. AiliUHu, i .e o ra lu . dbidder P e ts W o r t h . It. J . Cook. Byron Bonn Avenue. ( loverdale, Mailt* o o r nf t h e Ham Inolo C o u n ty Court D vfenilanta: Noble. J o h n W. Climb an, A. D. AlabanMu F l o ri d a , during k ’1 *. o, 5 . Vaughn, optome- 503. c-o 'The ‘Herald,________ Jv s k P s - n n * from an r i G d a v l t ID»u*e, Hanford. I , H HInnf*"i 'I. T. J. I I F N R Y H LONU und wile, i 4i d A lira ms, th e l e g a l hours o f s a l " on Mon­ fit,.,I In this r a n e e b e • t " , N mine I T ; rdt. V. H. L IA N I.ONU. nre ordered and r s , T II* Griffith, Optician. Political Announcement Jackson. l i g h t c m can o o w t a k tt pi nl nan i t h a t you T L U i M I «tj(> d a y , J a n u a r y 2 nd, l » i x . ihe fol­ K M o< k .r J o h n F. on Ired In he und nppe.i.* b efore C raw ley , Rt K Gnticnl Co., 305 E. fith St. M LONU. hie wife ami Y\- I - lo w in g describ ed real eo l u t s l o c a ­ '•% forty. G o a t — att vii ................... Hnrry tltlr **oUrt nr, the Tud, day of J a n Ibirdlelt I Jn.ncd, Glaeaes made, only RUHSITKIL n re earti and evefty n ted In Hemln.de C o un ty, t d - w l t : - * aj) | p o l it ic a l ’ \ w » i \ r m iR v r Me» k '" I t e r 1 1eVt M r 7 v J - i . n H U n- u ary. A. 1>. > • « . to a . i - w . r t o th a ih g . A i f t i 3 B e g i n 24 61 1-2 c h a i n * w eal of resident nf « S t a l e or 1 hereby announce my tmnqldneY iev * w c Kill* b N. Jo n e s , bill of co m p lain t exhibited ugalnut Hont In San'ord. ihe Houlhi-ust c o r n e r of Uecoilier th an the S l u l " " f F l o r i d a , t o r Ihi* otntif p.u ^ 1 W lin isr " T r a n r y ’ Cinrenca Tamg. yon In this c a u a j , the suma haintf I ch and r'nck repairing— Iion 24. Tow nship 31. Booth of Ii, the will nf Ui« v o t e r* In the T h a t tho p resen t address and place Burk h r o w n A 11 F l n c h - r . F r e d a p roceed ing t » fo reelo w th at c a r . r a,1U* nru i>* *. R a n g e 2a K a s l : ru n N orth Id Greanittii 75c‘ of residence of each uml e v e r y nl Meek It V’ C a r t e r T It. n o g - t n 'n Indentltra o f m o rt g a a a d ated p ri m a r y o f J u n e «. c h a i n * W e s t 3.31 c h a i n s . Houih C w . k s Y z m i m , l l . T. t„ MIND uml M. A LONU. his e r * U . X C u rrie N ee. Davl*. Ih e 17Ih. d ay of March. A. TIRES & TU BES lo c h a in * . Hast S.3I c h a i n s ; wife, as p a r t i c u l a r l y »» I" known Gun, L l ^jj un,i p h o n o g r a p h U. W . m i l . K. B e r r y . T-.m B a t - 1 ’ **• J . 1/ c ".’ i f , *1 a s! l'j>Nu 1'0 1J o r 4« m u c h th e ra n r a a la n e c * * * a ry Better quality for TO T l I K V O T R H 4 O F HHMl?IOf,R l „ this a f f i a n t Is I S3 L a llro n Avo- to s atis fy llff. Ilarbrldgtf l U t l l f f . tl U M Vlna" " d w l f e . l. i l A N MiNU to JL said D e a ra a to g eth ar nue C lo verd ale. JdontBomery. A l a our specialty. Tovs, '"»• > n i « . Homer IV. F- m r c a . IL M J» * V K i U U ^ M r l M I h at CO U N TY wIili c o a ts . Deed a t c o a t of p u r­ I csh money. 1,nnia and t i m t lha pre*ent a d * porD a g g o o d s , a n d CishI h e re b y a n n o u n c e my iXinjIkUcy 1.. F. Harkey. and T. F ITenham. teconDd ,h.; l'’'l,llJ| • .. . dresses* an d place nf re sid ence of c h a s e r . Ii appearing from lha sworn hill r.rda of SemDmla county. Flo h "unp.ie*. G eo . W . - D e t t c h . j f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to lh a office, of »herT h l* Ih e 3rd M a y o f December the defen dan t \V. P. ItOHfllTLIL aa of Complaint herein fllad. that you In JJorlguge Bunk 34 bjw l lif n» pcmipoit « mini) % *i . ■"y'l* store." h f c L n n d e r »?f fcnpwo to tbla 1 9 .7 . II.. ^action of tha voter** In tn apfafritainc ut l aI*r l yA tal aa n tla \Y. K. W H I T E . anil r™ ch of W U.U.U »yi« . 1M1 W. First SL a. U eorR la; and|, Deuioeratlc p rim ary to ha held next l h a t ynu anil each Hpeclal Master aa cnunlry-nr HUta, ottoar lhan tho wii Ibed land^gWaata. D'ng i of y o u ^ are qvoY Hiate of Florida, but gra raal. Ing In tha ’ “R ty .J^ 7^5*3! *I W ill ap p ro clato ynne iJime. LKW Iho a g e *>f 1754047? ui' ( 3 1 ) y e a r a tR* I'J> F at# w ith in l sup port. reapgct ! person Ut lUo Solicitor for < b S it w S i a n d t h a i t h a fa ’ lt J, Ju llN BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRINGI Sanford Auto Brake Service ^pW GAS 21 Gts, CECIL L. BINES ■ w m m step o h t h e i �THE SANFOItD IIKUAM), SATIHtPAV ■ •*T LongWood Dairy Mill and Building: MatStfdls Sanford’s Cleanest Milk^Now On S Basket Meat Market. Phone (>(;:, ft) Christmas Greetings to you all „ Delivery Lumber Co Phone 797. nnJ modem an- sharply contrast* find 'lit* jeweler* huve collected ing, ismv* for •>!*! things, you will I with ■outer lltth By Marjorir II owe Dixon if tile ■>!!•' to a limn you are g iv -! l Tb stnrt with you must cnnsidc ■mile of tin M* for you. Little sots re jrviiiiat’ •. >.c instance a neckl1\ the recipient of tht* pi;: slightly ace, a p. i uf earrings and a 3 - - . {{ she is ultra modern, ar l ni broach, ti. • man it. a I were made f) sophisticated you will h .or tin 1 ' r* riet'm es a trouble at all finding «ont .'.i' '* rm. I air of ; -a evict> :-r • included. i tine a n ' please her. But suppose he i v idv The mo it ii thing* Have much and tm ly mid* Victoria! . -vet. delightfully weird ■;>Y*” .ivm i harm and great beauty i f work* ; then you will have to si 1 t wth Austria. Some of these have no manship ami design.’ .Some of them greater care, his gift. Of umr-e i me *erUni pur post in this world attain a delicate frosted effect by than to in laughed at. Others are i he would nevrr admit he was mid- ash trays or tm ■nsr burners * hi- setting t m\ diamonds in pntinum. There art n mony things from Victorian,—they never do. But if neso elephants with their fin" de which t" • i >o.-e. rings, pin*, hat you keep in mind hi* being " T ) qei ve of modeling fit in beautifully ornament'. bracelets watches, conventional and niatter-of lu. t uml with the modem art. i locks, cigarette cases and -n on. conservative you will douhties* Is* Bowl? for flower!* emu* in never “Jii-t tth.it I Wanted" f able to select some little thing he tniltm; ^irietu Tlnr .ear low Jewelry for personal adornment ones of mid shapes arc especially Inis been influenced strongly by will rcnHy like. If your friend if collecting an- dc-igr.e. I to held cutcus plants, i tilled for greater variety in Hat tiques, say some particular thing,— sun Iv t m wi old not feel tempt- i rnaments. Wide bracelets are like old clocks or ol(| (-lass, or sec- ed to sit m one of tht ?e low tables worn. Pins are used for the shouldond and third grade readers, Mclluf ( if a warning in the way of many or* fir hip. where formerly bar pins fy’s preferably,—your task is s o m e * , spim d mtcus ut on top of it. were used for the open lolliu of . A New Thing In bight what aimplifict},— and then again .-hit t waists. IVerls fit in with so J it isn't. Because your search may If your friend like* flowers, she many kinds of costumes that they i lend you far afitdd,—but it will be may enjoy a new wrought in iron have liuil great popularity. a'fascm nting search for all that. stand that holds tfnec pots at dilt’mtsiiler the one on whom you ferout heights. The shajK' sug­ sire about to inflict your gift. For the Antique-o-phile 1 You mny find the very thing you gests a husky nnd vigorous .sun­ (Alas some gifts are an infliction, 5W r are looking for in some tiny antique flower, hut i> painted red iiml aren’t they. It makes one perfectly gulp to have to say "thank you" ■hqt in another town, und at the green. Unities filled with colored wat­ for them). To give that very thing same time a air of those eharmingl i pjegant ladies of fashion of the e r are made into lamps and hav- is the most fun of all. May you Eighteen-twenties that you have bright leated shades, fit very well Miccecd in pleasing each of your *• friends i- our parting gooil wish for |wen wanting for ever so long. To with tiie modern effect. on* who enjoys it there is nothing A very new anil lovely thing in you. quite So delightful ns to hrnusc the way of a light was held by a ground in an antique shop. . kneeling figure in pottery on an ; For contrast let us return to our onyx base. The clouded glass she ultra modern young person who held upright remind id you of a cnlfeels, and quite sincerely so, that la lily. In its center was a flumethe lovely things that originated shaped electric globe. The effect fri the Paris Exhibition of Decor­ was at once dignified and most un­ ative Arts nre “perfectly during" usual.. Is there something for her? Yes Nice Things In filass indeed. If you have friends who like glass The T.ow 1'erspvrllve you will find some very excellent To begin with in the modern art things awaiting your selections. It seems to be largely a m atter of For the hostess there is a punch perscctivc. That sounds like the veriest bromide, hut U isn’t. A low perspective especially char- ! shaped lid. At one side is a notch ^ , One j for the handle of the ladle to pro* ■Oetemea the modern thing is exected to sit on a cushion,—or jo rt. The bow| and glasses are low stool, or at the very highest painted with sprays of flowers, on a bench lower than the average A handsome tray completes the chair, which is eighteen inches from |set. For one who enjoys the sun the floor . ' room or pourch, there are several For this purpose there nro love- kinds of lemonade sets. A basket ly gay cushions to. ait on,—and a tray holds the pitcher with glasses I tray along side of an unusual share f,|'T ti t,1;i>d it and has a high hand!.' with a mirror top and feet, that over nil, mj that i may he carried bring it the least hit higher than tho ‘ u-'V . These rt ■ cone in differcushions. ei ' c< lnr«, v anther, preen and A gift of n table to fit in v tit “n " ’: 1 1 ‘ nu“ • lh,° the low perspective might b. , ‘ ' '•'* * ’•’ <’* ' > ipprccinted.There are several i , gift-, pc.tOne was composed of three ,ii ‘ " I bird:!,- | cular glnss shelves graduated in 1 1, vor v,e>e. ■ixe, the smallest at the top. The, * Jewelry had a center rod surmounted will. , j, v i.i ;,i -e a cut crystul hnndle, and the bam i ,. L ;t, tim e ! of this md was u silver star. An;-.e ra; di other table wus of a most amue- o. •’ > i.r< .!.• v , . r,f jev»cl-*l ingly odd shape, painted orange r> shoj lien . i.;. the amient iuuecttt CH EER extends to its customers and a Christmas Greeting and good wishes ALL<D•\V I S H ^ FOt*THr•ri FAV^VtADi 4- Lhnstmas Greetings to ail our patrons and friends Most cherished among the gifts bestowed by the passi■ H r ing year is the memery o f the pleasent relations with those whom we have been . T o Our Friends and Patrons ~ ", 1 W E EXTEND TH E GREETINGS OF THE SEASON -/ V privileged to serve. So it is most sincerely that we wish you a . Merry Christmas an d a H appy New Year. M errie Christmas Happy New Year AND O U R . "> i !J M Sanford Laundry, ■ SINCERE WISHES E 0»« HAPPY, ,4 ^ ! t f k k •AND. PROSPEROUS’ l r r - ’T -** NEW YEA R • ;v ; Phone 475 Candidate For Sheritl Ot Seminole County / •: ’ ■. •, �THE SANFORD H SATURDAY, Shanghai Japan huWerfly despatched .large who sold oat to Chlang. foreign armed forcea to protect their Inter, After two day* o f pandemon­ ommunls- ests there. ium the Nationalists established omlntang On March 21 Shanghai fell to order In Shanghai and swept on np the Yangtze, capturing Nanking two days.later. American Editors To More Rough Language n In Any Story Of Year I i l M. N. Cleveland, Chief J . T. VERNON, 'Assistant CMsf HEADQU ARTERS SANFORD PHONE 77 With Ctirislmas but a few days ahead, Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland wishes, for the safety aad lu#* pincss of every resident in Sanford, to issue n few precautionary do’s and don’t,~ ah follows: • ■> i l i a * l l.il —U IR1C OW \Vi»i »vitivit m« u " I f you must have n candle in the window on Christmas Eve, make It an electric one—that Is safe, ui • Innintr with the founding of the Republic. But this year, war news was of vital to the American public. The reason whb that during the i fly months of 1927 the very judles of American and European if]atnee in Chinn—Shanghi.HenoWi Tientsin, Canton Canton, ■eki’rifr. ami a dozen other imicrtaiu commercial cities where ^o.and, of American and other signers lived, were ^engulfed . i the fighting, and the \foreign 1 Kime in Chinn was seriously breturned with Utter extinction. In January riots broke out at U borders of the British oonces|on at Hankow, which the British Inally turned over to the Nationlist for policing, rather than to iuse bloodshed by maintaining [ritish authority there with nuns. Nationalist Victories I The opening of the year witl«sed the beginning of the brilhnt series of victories for the [ationalists in their great northl.ird sweep. The military forces of ie Kuomintang, or Nationnlist, L> Revolutionary party of I)r. Sun Lt Sen, the Chinese George la.diingtnn, were commanded by Ineraiissuio Chiong Kai-shek, a lillinnt strategist, while the civIan Kovcrnment was presided over L the equally brilliant Eugene len, foreign minister. Behind the Ltionnlist regime hovered the Cdow of Soviet Russia, in the Irm of Michael Borodin noted Iviet diplomat ‘ nnd a corps of Lilian technical ndvisors, inLiing the great military strateEt, General Stalin, [Northward Cidang Kul-shek nnd L cohorts swept from the south. |n provinces, crushing General In Chuan-fnng^ military gov[nor of the Yangtze provlnctfs in of the Season " I f a Christmas tree Is used, moke snre that it is securely set up so that It will not topple OVsf, and keep it away from heating and lighting fixtures. w • BALL HARDWARE . Christmas and a very prosperous • -• . . and happy year during jjS®' V ■-, |'^r- ii« i-.'fi •W ’ .btlLlN c . . : ‘ ig r Ml | • S 4 * | > ' I0 i "Smokers should exercise great care with their matches and smoking materials while near tree* and decorations. Keep mntches out of the reach of small children. * ** * -• •** w* M-A#* t **■/ t ‘ ‘ •f U i i T ' 'f 3 ’ * I . , •i * l V 4 * J 1 "Cheap electrical playthings should he forbidden, ns they are oflen'defectively wired and hate bub* cure, dangerous connections. Such electrical apparatus has caused serious burns and fire®. •<. -J **»' | * m c-'1 ; *c i M|V ^ *■ «#** " I f anyone’s clothing does catch on fire, the victim should he promptly rolled tn a n ig or wooWn doth in order to smother the flames, which should be kept on hand. C "Meehants should keep their places of business free front rubbish and -paper aeeumuIatSoal^ U t f should Insist that employes keep clenn and clear all exits. I ’ ••* •-,t) m'.* tfi- irw VV' "A most Important safeguard is to remove all evergreens immediately after Christmas, Aside from the tradition of had luck attached to the keeping of evergreens In the house after New dear’s Day, tKeJf represent, as they dry out, an Increasingly dangerously hnzznrd. ‘ V % 4 w Vf ** extends to the citizens of Sanford and Seminole C ounty th e h e a rtie st of Christmas Greetings and also the very best of wishes for the year to com e and invites all to visit the hotel dur­ ing the present season- G. A. Schlosser,. Manager Palm Beach and NeW York ‘ '.’1 t ,T T ■ ? " I f It Is felt that Santa Claus must he present nt the celebration, he ahould be persumfcd to' avoid long cotton whiskers, nnd should keep nwny from open lights nnd fires. As an additional precaution, Kb costume should he made partially fireproof by Bpraylng upon It n solution of wfttef gtes®, obtainable at ahy drug store. 1 *w v * ; 1 •*. •' ’>> tplMW "Never leave an electric iron connected to a Eight socket, or resting on any InflaniaKle n b U ffaf o f object.— Always disconnect nnd place on some fire-proof article for that purpose. easons — “Toys requiring alcohol, gasoline, or kerosene should he avoided, as should the flimsy toy motionpicture machines using inflamnblc film. ' - 1 .* the merriest kind of a Ii "Do not illuminate the tree with candles. Colored electric light assembles are more ornamental and, if used with care are safer. A spot-light focused upon the tree is, however, the safest method of aQ; and given n pleasing effect. , | •»* 1„1 wishes all the citizens of Sanford '1^ * J "U se metal tinsel, flake asbestos and powdered mica for snow effects in stead of the highly danger* ous paper clippings nnd cotton. �THE SANFOftD HERALD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24,1927 th# SflnU Clauses that Yale Greeting? gi gtiKt ? asNotfrom the store windows and from ,tha pages of our qeWi* and magazines. Not tha Are Extended By papers evergreens and Christmas trees that deck our homes and offices. Not even the bestowing gifts and exchange of remembrances that tils. Nq ugliness, no tin In Him, characterize our observance of Iho wintume babe of Bethlehem. Y e t in hiei'We find the divine sanct. on o f poverty and our greatest inspiration'for espousing it, espec­ ially duripg Chrlitm astide."' jcO N C R fecA T T o fft* CHURCH kev. J . Bernard Root i/'And the Word,was made flesh, and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth.” , *■“In the first three gospels wo have portrayed thq story ubout Jesus. In the g o i s l o f John and the Epoitlcs of R ia l It Is possible that we have morfc,nearly, not the thoughts . about *Jesus, but the thoughts of JesUsi The Greek "Logos" which 1 is translated ''Word” signifies something mote embracing jinn the English ‘ Word," somethunr which is in­ deed very close Id the English '•Idea.’’ And so wg jnny read, "And the Idea of God was made flesh, •lid dwe>t among uh, full of g ra c e and truth.". . , "Interesting havn been the theo­ logical controversies that have been waged through the'yrars concern­ ing the nature of 1 Jesus, yet it in-’ght be hard to,convincc the av­ erage man that 'thos.> represent a Hsavenly Father’s loving “ idea” clothed in the ^itiinucy of the human Mesh. "B u t the story *of humbh shep­ herds finding n bike in the stable, of Wise men coming from the dis­ tant East with gifts seems to do homage to the "Id ea" of God hnvlng become flesh, and dwelling among us full of grace and truth. "Again wc firid Incarnate the"Idea" in the simpl? thoughts of Jean Valjean who had suffered the ultimate indignities of society and had been battered'by society to the utmost limits of endurance, who yet retained his p o ise , with love for all and malice toward none a* he trachea the message of Christ­ mas-tide, "To understand all is* to forg iv^ all."' • I t • . 4■ "DieJtena knewKhat the best ns - -weU as the yforst ia found in hum­ an flesh when ha.Vrote the Christ­ mas Carol. ‘Thnt'adhg would bring salvation cIium , to every door it every one arflkhl fend it during the December Holiday*. Some of us like crabbed,Oldl»9crooge say be­ fore the Chrutm™ exchanges have been made, "firth, Humbug." But • who can evcK/arget the nicture of Tiny Tim ‘rotaing home from church on daady's shoulder, as he bolds high higcfutch? Then again W! soe him Mated'by his father’s aide on his little stool by the creaking table as he echoes the toast. "God Blegs us every one!" And he rapeaU this to every hum­ an heart nt this 'Reason; to the V'Tftart that la burdened with sor­ row, to the soul’ thnt is cramped by narrowing clrciIrAstances, to the . sou] that Is encrusted with tha ice. of Arctic wliiter. And even the withered heart of Scrooge blossoms out under t l$ 'influence of the Magic Heavep'tknt has become flesh which, has transformed and still transforms' lives." Constipation and Rectal Diseases. (Painless . non* surgical mehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Howell^ Registered physician, 200 W . Core Ave., Orlando, Florida, Telephone 4395 for free conso 11aLion. Yon will be sur­ prised how quickly you will get well without loss of time from business Greetings To all a t '/ '"W W a Christmas S ea so n s Best tyiahe . • V For a ^ e r r Christmas G reetings * IJHG* Mi - L a d y ’s Shoppe We Will Be Closed A ll Day Monday DIGGERS DAIRY FARM Phone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream B utter Milk Milk for Babies We Will Be Closed All Day Monday Smart Wstes ^ ForA extends heartiest f e Christmas greetings j to it's friends and patrons. the citizens of Sanford w< extend the sincerest Christ mas greeting and besl \ •* * ■* ** * * ’ ‘ * * • ^ i. . . * * wishes for 1928. Woodruff & W atson N ational F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH Dr. W. P. Buhrman "With well nigh all of our per­ iodicals chronicallng the weakness, sin and crime of our times and many writers telling us of the men­ ace of the crime wave, It is like the dawn of a day a fter storm to have brought to us anew the .Christmas occasion. It is more than a mere coincidence that with the first denunciation of sin in the Scriptures wc have conjoined the promise of MesjJah and the hope recovery, and that in the very last threat of Judgment in the closing School Children’s i . i G arm ent Cleaning Sincere Christmas Greetings and the very best wishes for the new year. D ecem ber 26-31 Duval Jewelry Co., Inc O n Wednesday, D ecem ber ,28th, the following firms will clean have scon His star in tho cast and •re come to worship Him." Thus by one star were people of old attrac­ ted to the first coming o f Jesus. free of charge garments of all children attending the city primary, grammar and junior high schools. T h e work must be brought in and called for. No deliveries. ’ T h e cleaners of Sanford are taking this step to city‘s children in habits of “n eatness, Greetings educate the cleanliness* and health in dress. Colonial Cleaners Wishes for the New Y ear 305 E. Second S t ■ 220 Magnolia A v e> Haddock’s Pressery 110 E. Second St. 105 S. Palmetto �TOE SANFORD ItEgALB. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1927 y^tfowiinG S uccess Kanner’s artment Store -V.A.X . . . Wishes The Citizens of Sanford Making Your Own Artists always have the advant­ age over others in that they can design their own Christmas cards. Sometimes they cut the blocks necessary and print them as well The charm of these hAs become sc apparent that many of the com­ mercial cards imitate the hand-cut block with the effect of original work. Some of the methods of printing are most interesting A silver deer syringing blithely over u snow laden landscape on a grey paper graced one card found in the shops. Iteindecr seem especially popular this year. Last year the cards all The Note of Warmth .seemed to show jolly stage coaches The point of which is— don’t fe e l,: Iladen with holiday merry makers. nnd his swift sleigh is to lease, don't feel it your solemn Santa I tho limelight this year. uty to send Christians cards, bo- hnvR '■ Gay Tones In Cgrds tuse the card will ahvnys show it. (Jay tints of papers are chnrac-1 he friend who receives it will feel s if a dash of cold water had teriatic of this year's Christmas | (ruck him in the face nnd a clnm- messages. Silver stars are scat-1 Imp hand had been laid in his tered over some envelope and enrd. hat feeling is sorilewhat lacking One especially vigorous in color a the proper Christmas an itit. ob, wore brilliant stripes In green, red <yid silver on n black ground. A ver so sliehtly, vou knlfoj *.yV If you must be dignified and greeting V n s printed on the cove* 'ormal, at least do not be rigid nnd ami inside a white insert was tied. eld. Your engraved message eiyi One side had a picture of men lave a bit of originality in oxprel- ringing: Christmas carols, the other licn and your formal teaching dr message o f good will. Icsign can be a thing of ■beauty with warmth of tone and coloring. A Variety of Good Cards With all the perfectly delightful Htsigns in cards arranged (Jr yiui1 w the several publisher^’ theVw*m4 Lilly no excuse for frigid an d ! Leaningless ones. I In your favorite bookshop you gill find a goodly array front Christmas trees lend themselves to ■hich to choose. The stationery the somewhat stiff treatment in- | ppartntent of a big store is usually volvcd in cutting blocks. C orres-1 Moally well supplied. You can finti pondencc cards are excellent for | In excellent assortr.tent from use in printing because the en­ ■hich to pick yours, as early as velopes are made to match. Once a person becomes interest­ leptember. And enrly choice in lour cards as well as in your other ed in printing his own Christmas Stopping will savi) much disap­ cards he is forever lost. For from then on he will not only send forth pointment nnd vexation. I In the shop therfe there are neftt{i .bis own humble efforts from year looks with cards and envelopes [to year, but will takA great delight luted in, nnd prfyes below. Tho [ in collecting the efforts of others, Irice usually inclines tho printing I smitten with a peculiar sort of feI r engraving, of your name in the |ver, that o f linnd wrought Christ|pace left aipccialli/fSYltT "1lil> C>wis-1' ___________ By Msrjorle flow© Dixon lyou have to b e lie f in Christmas irds to enjoy thenfr-H-yotwelicvt* jt h ,m you enjoy 'fccrV fn g 'an d Kidinir them. I f they are a cold ^ty to you, you miss all the fun. One can picture perfectly the grt of card you’tf send. There fould be one single bit of stero­ i d holly at the r top, neat cli­ pping below, and .‘that is nil. The Lnon R eiv in g yOur curd will Ur« it one glance, nnd sny, “Oh, Ac Jen’J nsci,** and toss it in a of others ju st like it and pass Ja to one more interesting nnd ori- lerry Christmas nnd Also the Hnppiest of Bankrupt Sale To Continue Until New Year’s Elton J. Moughton wishes rery Citizen of Sanford a very merry Christmas and re wish to extend to i 11 our patrons and friends a very M erry Christm as and wishes for A Happy New Year. SEMINOLE CREAMERY COMPANY • *• - •*•*■*1 ‘ *' * - i* Dr H. W. Rucker 655-874-J Dr H. H. McCaslin Dr R. M. Mason 935—848-W Dr- L. D. Brown - 98—-252-J W * ’ I *m 108—217-J . \ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1927; <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/bdd98db9cd6d00c68dfbe7c84d37e768.pdf fa135dfea20d2626d7f6d361b7213a3c PDF Text Text K mYOUR NEW SPAPER in Florida's Heart. Tbe World's Greatest Vegetable THE WEATHER Section. I t s R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d . — - .......... ... VOLUME x i x . Fair tonight with henry frost I north; light to heavy frott tral and light frost in portion. published S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A , FRIDAY, D E C E M B E R 2 3 , 1927 STORM LIKELY Christmas Dinner Buyers BANKER THINKS TO STOP WORK AZ pSt0M V™ Week! GOOD BUSINESS ON SUBMARINE1 ^ FACES NATION 2 Oregon Cops To Collect B ig Reward PENDLETON, Ore., Dec. 25. —(IN S )—Sudden r.nd unexpect­ ed wealth looms for Chief of Police Tom Gurbane and State Traffic Sergeant Buck Lieuallin ns the result of their capture Pendleton yesterday of <Vilham Edward Hickman. In addition to the $100,000 re­ ward offered for the youthful kuftinpper of Marion Purkcr. 12 year old Los Angelea girl, the two also nre looking over offers from four theater companies. One of these la for $5,000 enrh for them to nppcnr on a lecture rontract in a Holywood theater. _ Member Audit Bureau O f Circulation* SLAYER FEARS Youth To Be PAPERS WONT Immediate Trial "PLAY H i UP California Murd< Fresh mushrooms will ho con­ spicuous by thoir absence in most for the reason that local Salvaging Operations .jo r r , E s j s t k dinners Lu. “ ch da* , wi,h housewives merchants have been unable to ob­ J enKfged in purchasing dell. tain them alth<:i:s?h one store re- Arthur Reynolds, I’rlefeidrnt. May Be Abandoned ~ 1 ■j — ■■ Publicity Mania Makes Younjjt Of Powerful Chicago Bank, Cauc* com,nK from all parts of th.* rorted having them in stock for Until N ext Spring nut ia•on to furnish Jjanford tables o*c '(ay earlier in the week. Those Says Kidnaper Afraid That Deed His Faith In Future .hristniag Day. " Hi Not Receive Notoriety 1who insist upon mushrooms v ill Expressed In Recent Move Officers Announce °.n vC.un-.y made by The Herald hav* t0 he content with those in Given Two Chicago Killers 1 ■— ■ lr * ... today revealed an estimated cost cans whirh nro sold for 20 to *’*» A fterin tensiveH i Capital Boosted To ' r!**? fcr. “ ' uletlde dinner for a , cents apiece. Declares “Religion Conducted By Pi ! ,an i'y <»f four, with the meal bui'i Tomatoes are selling for 15 cents Sum Of 65 Millions around n turkey weighing eight a pound and Sanford shoppers may Being Forced On Him” , pounds. * * * consider themselves fortunntr in The best turkey retails at 55 this rpr.pcct for the same product Forty Per Cent Stock D ivi­ Youth Jokingly Makes Refer- Mother In Kansas City Tells dend Declared. Adhering To Gray Clouds And High fowl", alth?uf h cheaper '■* ''ringing 55 in New York. The once To Hangman’s Noose ................ Is ran be abtained nt 50 cents a -est lettuce is 20 cents n head ulOld Rate On The New Stock Authorities Thnt She ForWaves Forecast Bad I nu ml. Very little gee-e are on the though some can be obtained at 15 Which He Sees Awaiting H merlyWasInmnteOf Arkan­ -— NEW YORK,Drc. 2.7.— conr :et but ducks are plentiful at snd 10 cints. WeatherOnAtlantic | y'a rents sas SlateAsylum For Insane Search Conducted Foi a pound. PENDLETON, Dec. 25. (INS) fiihuo'c tTT^tixOnisiness outlook la business outlc Shrimps nre being retailed for 20 —William Edward Hickman 19 h lorida strawberries, regarded Pair Named As A i KANSAS CITY. Dec. 23— (INS) P R O V IN C E T O W N , M ass., hy many ns essential to a Christ­ cents a pound. Large selected oys­ perhai)3 shown hy a recent lit* year old “ fox” fncing th<> gallows in nre $1 a quart while the smal­ the organization of the j bank complices O f Youth for one of the most heinous crimes —That William Edward Hickman Dec. 23— (IN S — Gray clouds mas dinner. are scarce but those in ters ler ones bring 80 cents. Roast pork with which I nm connected,“ i said of record, today had two chief may be a victim of hereditary instock brins; troni 75 to D O cents n scud acros9 the sky— the sea­ is being sold for 22 rents a pound Arthur Reynolds, president 4f the worries. By International N ew s gulls hug the shore — th e liasl.et. depending upon size and und a pound of |0g of lamb brings fnntinentnl und Cnmerrin] Nitian- Star W itness la Sinclair Con­ One was that he may fail to gain suity was seen hero today in the . ... .. , grade. Cranberries, and everv stor> Speedy ju stice I tempt Trial Led Into Maze the notoriety given those other admission of hi* mothnr. Mrs. Eva waves o f the Atlantic churn has them, are bein- sold ’for 25 10 cents. Oranges oiv 25 cents ;» »l Hank und Trust Company ;of Ilickmnn thnt she had been confin­ dozen. Fruit cake can be purchased This was the end to whl Of Contradictory Versions youthful m aster mind* Leopold nnd in increasing fury and s to rm crnt" “ nuart. Chicago, to International NcWs for 75 cents to $1 a pound. ed nt ono time to tho Arkanias all the law enforcement Loch. Tho other dqols with relig­ CndcrO’Lcnry’sQuefltioning ion which, ho brlicvcd, in being warnings fly from tl)c beacon — —■ Service today. state hospital for the insane at c ics o f California were j The country’s largest financial WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 3 .-A s- “ forced on him” ns ho faced re­ Little Rock, nnd in information ing today a t top speed institution outside of Wall jtre e t sl»tnnt United States Attorney turn to California to answer for his part In tho kidnapping and from West Hartford, Ark., that brillff to a close the wes has given emphasis to the * well storm that wiil force the s js .. known theory that actions ineak James O’Lenry moved relentlessly butchering of Marion Parker, 12- former neighbors of Hickman in­ most sensational kidnapii United States Nuvy to abandon louder than words, hy its bro«l ex­ nh..a.| today with his grilling of ycur-old Los Angeles girl. sisted he had been deranged for and murder case. its salvage work on the S -l until pansion of facilities to exttnd a Edward J. Kidwell, "sta r witness" years. The Rev. W. II. Robbins, pastor In a cell at Pendleton. Spring and let the tom hull of larger mensiu-e of service tq Itn In the criminal contempt trail of of tho Baptist Church horo took the vessel be the tomb of the 40 Tho mother was suffering from William Edward own customers in particular aid to a bihle to the youth as he walked ■* *~ Harry F. Sinclair nnd William J. according to rccorda "the Fox," self-donfeased kid men who went down to death the country in general. about the cramped quarters of his melancholia, Hum.-, who has charged he was In­ at the asylum and onco sought to when the submarine was rammed cell following his capture. "In the fall,"' said Reyitolds, end her life by swallowing poison. of 12-year-old Marten Par by the destroyer Paulding I n s t F I iior’s p r ’a Mother Arrives Late timidated by the district attorney's “the directors a pproved a pla$ to "I don’t want n preacher now," Department Heads Fortifying Saturday. ** frriondrof tho llickman family calmly admitted he believed office into swearing to two affi­ ho said. "I needed thnt before. T consolidate our'commonly Thursday A t Capital Where death penalty was near. Themselves For What IaExThough the dreary, bleak saletato and national hanks, Inc davits, portions of which wore would feel like n hypocrite if I immediately saw thoso facta as She Will Spend Christmas i tbo foundation for tho defense of pected To BeMost Sweeping the capital and surplus of the vag» work went on today, the navfalse." used religion be'ore I die.” While an airplane carried e x t r a s the kidnapper in his murdor trial dltion officers northward^ ‘ authorities admiltrd that they H olidays W ith Famous Son Inquiry Conducted In Yearn ional l,nnk to 08 million doll Jokingly and soberly ho mention- l■at In three days of rigid cross ex­ Los Angeles. declare n 40 par cent stock mil small hopes of raising the S-l ton officers amination O’Lenry has led Kidwell rd tho hangman's noose which, he maintaining tho old <ji before sparing. For they Rcent a In 1912 in tho mining vlllago of thot * h iw h * i.!!s^ believes, is awaiting him. MEXICO CITY, Dec. 23.—(INS) WASHINGTON,, Dec. 23 (IN S) dend, through a maze of contradictory itorm in the offing which will — Mexico, officially and privately —-Forwnrned of heavy weather on rate on the new stock. The c _ statement* in which he variously , Z ? ' h U* WM But before he dies hd wants to Westhnrtfonl, according to records, •rec suspension of their work, got down today to the joyful busi­ ( apitnl Hill as soon as congri •- was voted by the RtockholdciVand admitted the truth of the disputed do just ono thing. Thnt is to meet Mrs. Hickman, sufterlng from ,ln,, further th lt Hickman s livers continue to slip down into ness of showing Mrs. Evangeline re-nsscmbles, the Navy i* bracing on December first it went intd e f­ affidavit and hon returned to his Perry M. Parker, father of tho overwork, began to indicate her , nCl^ cheat the law through suicide. the ocean depths from the Falcon, Lindbergh honors due to the moth­ Itself for the most severe attack fect. We should scarcely lave original denial. Today the pros­ girl he has confessed to having first signs of insanity. | Talk of "lynch lair” howav.r, taken such action if we had lex* bearing great hose pipes to force er of the your.g American who has in recent years. "Records show that airs, luck- was dwindling. In Pendleton <■* kidnni ped and tell him that he did ecutor took him back over tho pcctcd business to be bad in 19R8.” annela through the mud about the captivated Mexican hearts ever same ground In a final effort to not kill her. "I want to meet him was sen. to tho insane hospi- 0XJsted No t a l k n f Although confident th a t no vul­ Reynolds sees nothing to Wdi- ascertain just what the witness didn't kill her,” he exclaimed, thm nmn -4, through .which chains may he since ho arrived. ial July 2, 1913 She was dlmissed ? * . N° u , k . o f »*klng the nerable spots will be exposed by cate depressions during the first placed and then attached to pondidn’t kil her," he exclaimed, then niter two months 03 apparently in their own haitda" J u s t t>efore she retired last night an inquiry into the S-4 disaster, half of 1928. Ho looks for no means. l#oo» to Hktao the vessel. In. the challenges! affidavits, "if that girl only were alive I ’d cured/' and reports from Los Angolas i Mrs. Lindbergh was treated to a as proposed by four resolutions “hoom” in business as a whole, I V work goes on, but it Is nc- neat gesture of Iartin gallantry. A ulready offered in the house, 3n,l visualizes a condition of “mere Kidwell claimed ability to Identify bo willing to die." . Dr. E .B. Jones, family physician, a calmer feeling existed there two Burns detectives as the men «Pte4 t r wmrk that is unlikely to group of student* from the pre­ Navy officials are reconciled to prosperity/* suid today in discussing Mrs. Hick- d ,y* LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 23. man:, who approached him while he was •omatomn e. r ly end. The men paratory and professional school* •ho fact that n congressional inMeanwhile a search went on “AH told” said Reynolds, "ihq serving as a juror in tho criminnl —"Thank God, he’s caught!” within the lubmarine ore dead. Tho m the city, some carrying guitar* vistigntion is virtually inesenp- business "In 1912 I was called when Mrs. Andrew Kramer and June _ record during luring tlie first contempt trial of Sinclair and for­ The word* of a bereaved father fn-niy of. rescue work has passed and mandolins, etconccd thcnisclvct tible. Itulf of 1928 should Id equnl the <v- mer Secretary of Interior Albert re-echoed hero today ns the mach­ Hickman had swallowed poison. Ing, asserted accomplices of »nd thhk salvage work is only un­ beneath the windows of tho Ameri­ «rage of the entire year 1927, while II. Fall. Sinetuir's nction in en­ inery of the law was set into mot­ Later stronger signs developed Fox", although officer* bell While the Navy proceeds with ather "teak of the tea,. a task that can embassy. »„ U ___* conservative shouldn't be cast 'to gaging th»> Burns Detective Agency ion to bring Wiliam Edward Hick­ indicating insanity was growing they were only fictions of the business of preparing its own the four winds, I feel that Itormy seas may end at any mom. business to maintain surveillance over the man, indicated kidnapper -murder­ worso ami I ordered her sent to the man's mind. Then those inside the building case for presentntnent. friends of tnt beard t |p notes of the instruments the Navy in both houses are bend­ men can proceed with confidence oil conspiracy jury brought about er of little Marion Parkor, tq a msano hospital for observation.• , , . R°Port» from Kansas CIt] “We are rolng ahead as fast as and the soft voices of the students speedy trial. “ the present contempt trial. "She wo* sent h o m e ___ os cured. „ hcn><iltary Insanity weald [ we canl»ntil the weather halts ui» ns they serenaded tho mother of ing their efforta Within elgkA hours a fte r the Tha fn d in y V as disrupted, iij.lar-. ,e*P(Ked as • defense fi Despite Kldweli’s reluctftnie, O’­ w bpi of tbeinqui*M tbn.f,nin,t ,ho Street 'Car Operator •F the p n v y Deportment.calls off tho young Americano.” Leary brought out th at appirently word was Hashed here thnt Hick-1 ently, by tho occurrence. The lath- *Br°ua<d Interest In Los “Dig Navy” men on both sides •peratirns,'’ said Admiral Frank _ tho witness had no argument with man had been captured a t Echo, ' er n M neighbors wife 1wh#r* said tL- beet Robbed, Then Killed ” eloped with **•••# W W«§UI|M| m WliV A M« wae ~Z ----------With her son, Mrs. Lindbergh H. Brumby, In charge of the salof the capitol ar^ alarmed by the essential fact* in the affidav­ Oregon, the self styled killed "fox" nnd dropped tho namo of Hickman. *,u of cou" tn r would be _ stepped out on tho balcony und vaage fleet, "This Is now purely a threat* to broaden tho proposed MEMPHIS, Dec. 23.—(IN S)— its, hut objected to the paraphrase stood charged In nn indictment lie was then known as William , cd upon to comI>*‘ ««ch a plea." with tbe kidnapping and murder of Thomas salvage jqb and not a rescue job.'' acknowledged the compliment. Bo- inquiry into a general examina­ Robert II. Cajvcry, 35, street car of the district attorncyrs office. foie she went in again, she tossed “ I didn’t say thnt,” he kept re­ the 12-year-old school girl. I PENDELTON, Ore., Dec. A wintry storm Is due off Cape u roso to (he serenaders who spent tion of naval policy nnd efficien­ operator, was shot to death early "The family became Meeting in a dramatic night ses­ Cod here within the next few days. tho next 10 minutes or so scramb­ cy, and thereby to consolidate it today by two negroo bandits wIuj peating doggedly, "you wrote that sion, which lusted for 80 minutes, yourself, Mr. (VLcnry." with the storm already brewing. robbed tho trolley car of $32. The following report was trans­ ling wildly for the sweet favor. When the disputed paragraphs 1U men, composing the Los Angeles studies at school. Ho learned but of little Marion Parker of 1*1“ Sentiment is sharpply divided mitted to the navy department to­ nrt Thoniu.* Chapman 20, only pas­ were taken up nhrase by phrnso, county grand jury, returned a “true when corrected for a boyish p ran k ,, gcles, whose kidnaping he has Mrs. Lindbergh arrived at Val- along party lines, with the Demo­ day by admiral Brum y. senger on tho street car, witnessed however, Kidwell admitted tl)oy bill," designed to send Hickman to or. In fact when ....... ........... — — corrected for any any- ready confessed, William Edwa ••niv.r. , buena Field yesterday afternoon crats generally inclined to n the slaying "Two negroes bounle.1 thing in tho Vray o fa dismeanor, Hickman, today faced a fresh grl the gallows. were approximately what he had tunSl n n d ^ bhSi nt ^ « a fr° n> Tamplco ,n a »-iant tri-motor- sweeping investigation and the the car and one drew a pistol, with­ had in mind. That the law will deal swiftly he would become nervous and at Ing at the hands of authorities. Ford a ir liner She was immedi- Republicans opposing. out warning, the negro started »bout at frame 19 to 0f passthereceiv *d O’L'ary developed that Kidwell with tho confessed kidunpper vog times cry like n baby over nothing. atcly .officially welcomed by Gen­ Following his capture after ine line and this work will proceed eral Jose Alvares, chief of staff to Senator Hale, (R) Maine, shooting and the operator fell to took the affidavits In question, Marion Purkor is nn assured fuct. Thlg was the first sign of a Uenv- sensational automobile dash ( *ith all available preaornel divid­ "I will put this case ahead of entin prnccox setting ir. read them, corrected typographical the northwest from th« scene nnd then taken chairman nf the senate naval uf- tho floor wounded. 'd into two watches so that work President Calles,__. "The other negro took the money errors in pen, then signed and everything else,” said judge Hardy fairs edmmittee, is firmly ngaiurt « Hi* £ $ “•» >loun« den. may not ceaso while the weather 1 1 American embassy, who presides over the superior box and the two alighted and fled. swore to them. an investigation of any sort. bolds. Divers are working in pairs court. I called police nnd Calvery was "Nothing is to be gained from lith one using a blow hose whiio "Rest assured thnt in thin rnse a congressional investigation,” he dead when they arrived/ ’ the other holds a light r.nd stands The slaying occured on a one- Railroad Menus Tell tho law will movo with all possible sold. "Tho. ” Navy already had by." compatible with duo re­ the„ end About Local Celery colcritv ordered a court of inquiry. Every- man „ street, ta„r near „ .. of tho gard for the mnn’a rights." The pumping of oxygen into the thing humanly possible was dono Hollywood C*rUne Polico ara torpedo compartment where the , , tho county Jail here Hickman nu to save the live* of those abroad. I teoklnlf bandit-slayers. The story of Sanford celery, how tix surviving mcmbirs of the crew it is grown, gathered and m arket­ It should be understood th a t every — T I T 77* .»* PARIS, Dec. 23^—(IN S)—Tho ' *?' h ® * £ ° n_5f,r » r once signalled for help continued ed. together with interesting s ta t­ lesson from this disaster w iii be, Germany N ot Guilty Countess do Janze, formerly Alice u ’ ^VU 3 n Way. Although no hope is held MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Dec. 23. istics concerning tho local crop, applied to the prevention of simiO f T a r i f f V i n l n t i n n Silverthom of Chicago, was today killing that^ h a T aihidireS* U that any m ight still b; olive-offle- Speeding with the dawn in their lar disasters In tho future. Why, I a n i l Y l O I B llO n will appear on the menus used on convicted on charges of having B B t S S ? sJ^nt^ uls said the pumping would go on ocean to gulf m otor trip, Claude thenumeroug trains composing the i —— shot Raymond de Trafford, at the the aftTr hours*0^ 0 ^ ontil the weather halted salvage Nolan und Kenneth Goodson slid not give the Navy a chance?" Pennsylvania Railrodd, according Garo du NorU on March 27 last. ° h° U" tho0<crow th® d__ Senator David I. Walsh, (D) ofi WASHINGTON, Dec. 23—(INS) assured when operation. away from the oceans edge at to advices received today hy the Masrachusetts, Is champion of the —Secretary of Treasury Mellon Tho countcs* was givon a six surrounded the jail dwindled Miami Uearh todny-cnroute for Chamber of Commerce from T. L. Tomorrow will mark a work since Members of tho Sunford Fire months jail sentence, which was *nnounced today th at after an in- Dumas, division superintendent of young Hickman re^ the S-4 was rammed to the bottom K ty West in the first attempt to opposition view. He hns declared Department today enjoyed the ____ \cRtigation he found that Germany the Atlantic Coast Line. suspended and a fino of 100 francs aplomb and was "the drive a motor car into the most his intention to offer a resolution busiest day they have experienced (continued on page 3) • “This one story will bring San­ for several months, answering was imposed. Tae state's attomoy party. , southern city in the United States. tion of Investigation soon a f te r i wu> not wlolsstin*: the anti-dumping provision* of the t a r i f f act hy ford much* desirable publicity nnd had asked the court for Indulgence To Connor, Hickman went 1__ I F ifty two miles of the trip will congress assembles. throwing steel production* un the will be advertising that cannot be four cells In 12 hours. One of the for the countess. the details of hi* adventures, be over the cross tics of the Florida fires caused serious damage, des­ American market. purchased at any price," said Sec­ troying the negro 1E ast Coast Railroad whero it Maitro McttetaT, counsel for the tinulng to blame Krat Methodist Mellon warnetl, however, that tho retary E. J. Trotter today In ex­ crosses the Florida Keys. If Nolan countess, rend the court extracts killing and mutilation _ In Goldsbobro. Parker and naming Miss | p •roussHUti WUUIU Ilf aLCIICU 1UIVAUI* situation would be W watched careful- pressing satisfaction over the church is successful in the feat of which WV | Tho first call was-answered nt from a letter from Mary London as an accomplice. He courtesy extended by tho Pennsyl­ K n n v I n m n n s p n O l 'y to " « th°t American steel manho has dreamed for years, he will Baker praising tho character of ’ 12:30 o'clock this morning when the Countess and declaring that the ing for the Parker gl ! r . I u s u r e r s were not subjected to vania lino. be the first to drive nn automobile S S n i tho home of S. D. Highloyman in her to a Los Angeles’ into Key West under its own power San-Lanta caught fire from a de­ Countess suffers from incurable night, of giving her In to _____ _ producers. Ohio G. A. R. veterans recently Linton E. Allen, president of both Nolan, who is « nationally The loss was tuberculosis and Is therefor* sub­ ing of Kramer and finally of Tho investigation resulted from returned to a Florida Confederate fective fireplace. »he Hanford Atlantic National known automobile distributor, and ■mail, tha most damage being ject to depression. Sanford has become a member complaints filed by American brigade its flftg captured at (continued on paga 8) Bank, was the first guest to reg- *Goodson, n race driver, wore bath- of the Central Florida Golf League Tho counsel read extract# from dons to timbers under the hearth. m anufacturers. Franklin, Tann., in 180-1. liter at tho Hotel Forrest Lake, i w mdls and life nnw rverr. the countesa' diary, an entry eleven n n The next was the churoh fire and expects to take' an active p art Their trip over th*' trestles over on -* Thumday, according to nn nnwhich had gained considerable days before the shooting carrying I l P I T I I I S r l f l in the activities of that o rg an lx a -1 the Florida keys will be the first "ouncenunt today by G. A. Schlos-. .Florida koya win r.e me ..rsz tion during th* coming season headway by the time the depart­ n threat of suicide If she was sepa- * * C l l l u a 1411 ter.f m m anager, anaaer Mr will t, t/p M t______ of ttai.u.. kind ever attempted air. Allen Alien wm ment arrived. The building was rated from de Trafford. Counsel according to an announcement to ­ ««lio tue notel his permanent In an automobile, driving over the day by Chamber of Commerce of­ completely demolished. The los9 said that tho countess had twice crons ties, with no planing laid to heme. suicide, once was placed a t $4,000, partly cov­ before attempted make the way smooth. The left ficial# Istrumental in bringing ered by Insurance. A gas heater, just before her marriage to count Other guests arrived yesterday, wheels _____ _of _____ ... bs __ within about the affiliation. the csr will left burning last night following de Junzc. *ome of them from the north to ;four" inches o f the ends of tho ties, Among the cities included in I CINCINNATI, <K a meeting in the church. Is bellevspend « portjon of the season and \ a|jPi or „ bump over tho ties for the loop are; DeLand, Eustia, Lee*-1 Shoppers in the business section "Ob, drive her out to tbe house? (INS)—George Remus, fcthers from various part* of thy which the drive has not calculated burg, Mount Plymouth, W inter' yesterday afternoon were provok­ S u n , that will be all right," said to k . . . b ~ » t h . » m . of t h . j y f r s . G r a y s o n P l a n s "king of the bootleg* *t*te here to spend a few day*. | would send the car plunging 30 ft Park, two from Orlando, Daven­ ed to Uughter and general amuse­ tha man with evident satisfaction The department's naxt efforts The management expecta to en- into the Gulf of Mexico. Goodson port and Sanford. Under present ment by the antics of a farmer over the sale. To Take O ff Today 2K? ”&&»' % were devoted to the task of saving wrtain a U{ge number of visitors. will relieve Nolan every fiften mln- plan* the Mason will open on Janu­ who entered various stores and By this time the prospective a house adjoining tho church. •fter its fonnal opening on }^ew utcs during these strendous portion ary 7 when teams reproscntnlg the CURTISS f i e l d ; N. Y., Dm . i areosted men on the street in'Els purchaser, bewildered by this futi­ m r ’s eve, many bookings having 0f th# trip. .. . , several eitiea will pUy the first efforts to sell a cow. The mai lity of his efforts to explain that Tha dwelling caught fire from 23— (INS)—Sfrt France* WUion ( q] today that he would F tha church, but was saved after *l«ady been received. Before starting, Nolsn filled a match**. Thereafter matches will Grayson plans to take o£f_ Just by Christmas. Rube King of Hubert, Texas, wore he was the wrong man, would Membera of the hotel staff wcro'boMe salt w a terfro m t e be played on each Saturday, with Overalls and country-looking hat, look around anxiously to ascertain the fltmeg had caused only n before dusk tonight for Harbor Though the data for $maU damage. •anouneed today. In addition to Atlantic. A t t h e conclusion of the each team playing the others in ro­ si.- Grace, Newfoundland. In her am­ hearing In probata cou if anyone had been attracted by carried a whip In his hand and Today shortly a fter noon, Dawn ” to liinuiaii airplane, «u|M«iiq, "Tha . u» Mmn, iw set for next Wedni J- Y. Middleton 'as treasurer and tripTwhieh he expwrU will be made tation. Work is now under way on had plenty of hirsuite growth. the loud talk. Sure enough there firemen rushed to the home ' of x£l phibian W late thU afternoon, he will empty schedule. i prepare for a winter flight across • petition asking that u m anager, there , th Gulf of Mexico. would be a crowd gathered, much .. advanced -.T-ww**or that Elmer B. Carlson, assistant p r o ' "I brought you your cow,” the to the man'a discoraforture but to Urban May, Seventeenth and Oak tho Atlantic. Avenue. Tho less was placed c t man would say in approaching his at the Country Club, stated this ‘hief steward and housekeeper; II. Miss Grayson said tests conduct­ his liberty tho evident pleasure to the man $10. A small place on the roof be­ STOCK MARKET SLOW morning that next week will be de­ man. 2>»Ptpn of. Brooklyn, night clerk; ed yeserday and Wednesday hsd •ed to probata Ju from the country. ing damaged by fire which Is be­ "You have the wrong party, my Kiss Lucille Coghlgn. private secSpc.ula- voted to qualifying round* to de­ "Ye* sir, she certainly is a lieved to have been started by best) satisfactory, and that fuel d m today. terrains who will compose the San- friend," would he the invariable Y0RK’ f ’ a2X~ "-holidi" r The petition mw » ‘ CTfUry •im..'* day clerk. Mr. Davis, ,• N EW nrnflt takingP fin nrr-ho sparks from the chimney. . and supplies had been assembled bargain," the seller would *sy. nt Harbor Grace. During the test Grabid It. YtUon. loan frrd team of four member*. Tho reply of the Sanford man. One man seised u piece of paper, ther-ln-law, _ IllVIVU smu . tm.-. wiv. and llights, ‘‘‘/ho Dawn" suffered t ' Sand SJoseph L W J L T £head 5 rate to discourage new ™ Gabriel, commit- matches will be„for |... 18 Tu„holes nnd . Then tho man with the whip grabbed a pencil from hi* coat NEW HARBOR ALLOTMENTS , _____ )»( ♦ twice from tiro punctures, which **iter. ‘ 1 b® rrtedal play. Th** quartet; would cup his ears in order to pocket and wrote, "You’ve got the ___ caretaker of tha ments on the long side of eithsr turning in the best scores will com­ hear better, indicating by <motWASHINGTON. Dec. 23 — (INS) is unique in avistipn. Nails on was drawn.up by All of the staff nre experienced the railroad or the industrial list wrong man.” pose the team while the nest four —Additional allotments for river Curtiss Field unused the purteture- end points out that r0*?1 employees. Mr. (Jones was accounted for tho slow and fest- will be alternates. tions that he was hard of hearing. The other took the paper and • v.l lle the plane was taxiing ta jull 83 dayc that •••uUnt manager last year of uraless tone of the stock market "Yes, she gives about two and bowed- “I can’t read, but I sun- and harbor work were announc’d arid Qualifying rounds will L« held from th.* hangar, , .-.pcctatorx who today hy the w*r 1! '"mtmmt "ns ; Bath and Tennis Club at Palm today. Stock sales were the smalia half gallons of milk a day," pose this Is an order for th? follows: Biurswlck Harbor. Ga., ib s trip! bei>rad I o f any full session in more than each month, it was further announ­ the farmer ’would reply amiably. money.” -i ?««h. Mr. Da via has served the eat .... .................................... .............. ced .Thl* hi* teen planned In ord;r . rosccutor CharU $35,000; suwuneo river, “Thunderutlon,’’ a horse owned idq, *1 hotel as engineer for tho * month, and speculative activities to give ail local golfen m ''nojrAnd by Arm by this tins time time tbe «oe crowl „ 0,000; Arkansas riv.-r, "There is some mistake a is 1st ants gava It Seattle, weighing $1.bv vrrre confined to a narrower rang* years while Dobbins has w#s Inufhing wholeheartedly and 70flj s t ^ p n ^ , Rn,j tunity* to represent the city at •aid one pror man kngoilo '.’380 pound* nnd thought to h»Uhpt he wau and t *a ck«I of the hostelry alnce iti of stocks, with the sDeU and cop- fom t time. (Continued on Pago 3) river* A rk a n s a s ,........... tho largvat horn In tha woiW,uut. hick. t port *o ths fore. ‘ Mason. Divers Working W ithJDifficulty ....... J INSANITY MAY BEiw« ^ ™ , ^ ^ ; DEFENSE SCHEME OF GIRL SLAYER Lynching D anger Causes N o KIDWELLGRILLED BY PROSECUTION FOR THREE DAYS A" „MEXICAN PEOPLE NAVY PREPARING PAY TRIBUUTE TO FOR THRUSTS BY MRS/ LINDBERGH FEDERAL SOLONS E Hickman Countess Adjudged *5? Guilty In Shooting Andn* Knmer .luTjtui. OfLover Near P a ris1 M Jacksonville A u t o M a n Seeks Record I n K e y West Trip Bank P resident I s First T o R egister AtTheForrestLake LocalFirem enllave Busy Day, Fighting 4 Fires In 12 Hours Sanford Joins Golf Mid-Florida Cities ,r"m : | Man From The Country Has Trouble In Selling Cow To Sanford Business Men fenpKfj™ ; ^ . . u r Will Be By Christmas �; PAGE EIGHT •• ? • •?'i •» 4CT5•* *ww*P4S** Ci>~us. v*., Tlffe SANFORD HERALD, Tf!U R 3D A Y , D E ... ., WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY ■w #• 11 mum -.. . . . r l'vjt Tp »e d ‘Fo p a vyudtE. !r\ w e e * l£ > CbfcT WOO'TO C o t --|h C G P A ^ - A L W A W S T t> 0 Jake Schae fer Wins From Welker Ccchran B illiir d s Championship JURORS I'KTITION COURT CINCINNATI. Ohio. Pee. 2 2 (i.NS)—Ten men and two women inrnnity”, after lYying him for Jurors who found George Romm "‘not guilty <>n the sole ground of the murder of hi< wife, Imogen?, lusve nlgncil :i prtition asking tlmt he In* gicvi- p. j i iiitmedinte hearing or released on bind in time for Christm as. It me announced to reporters here todfl’y. Ry Davis J. Walsh International News Service Sport-. Hditor NEW YORK, Dec. 22.— Many yenra ago when Willie Hoppe was Just learning that n billiard cue is more than a hnttdv Implement to throw at th e 'neighbors eat. the iwmc of Jacob Schaefer was one to conjure with in the bitiiu.d world. In 1021 nr.d IS*2a Schneft • tfH c O f I<oc* ( nnt wizardry was perpnated v.-h n Hi< In I’oqscs.-i. n t ’ eon won the IS.2 hulkine l.dl.n' I M an L iv in g I ■ . championship pf the world. iv»l the I nmarrcd i> ' I. cycle was completed ln-t i\'b when young Jnlte regained m ■ champion-hip fr in Wciki r < ' ran. That stem* to make thi t more or less of a family lit I ■* n S'oung Jake, who was nui'tiii:: f* ' cy shots at an ago when i>p -» in­ fants are learning how to ni tnipu lute a knife and fork i l i s t I <f a billiard cue, should have little d if­ ficulty in retaining the c iv " i he does not lose the form lv hi>*.v etl in the match ju t conclud 'd. Iloppe, whose long reign wo ended by Sehnef-r in H»21. \ as interested spectator at tlu* ( ^ti' tics last night. He saw Jr»l' > wir by the comfortable margin r * l.fib'l to 1,304. During th ’’ preceding Id u ks Schaefer apparently bud a i”-*.'5tnl gi-Tii .iirt .if at...... n iliugiiny iinu ,t edge on Corhraii. Itefore the hi i - . e'-nt.i niitg ( lb ... i ei i-: m ll(| | match rt:irt<d Jala- informed tie enmpartinents in i,n • of wl.it ii i u ; j, . „,,mi champion in strict ennfid nro that the poet's shaving I .t It is | kmi- j-,.,j tli , he. Jake, could ht-lk" the title- it it* a.m .....I utii n sm.ill l.iii.l. holder to a healthy handicap and U In n it i . ! i..-«l it i< t \ .i y win urder wraps. The only conic- li lies bigli <*p >' d iitu - III 11 back Cochran could think of nt the •mil.lb- it i i -vi .'I. u in.ill wenr -. time was u forced «inil.\ and his niirfai-e rnwri-il with grei-n Imi/.iensuing nervousness during the This ill turn Hill l»* epr-llr.! mill u match did him no goad at all. large Jm-lined haize-i-i.vti'iil desk In the final block, however. is fiirmeil. \ t tile tup are rrcepCochran shed his inferiority com­ tri ler for ink, ,-ijind and pans. plex and throw a large score into Secret ('milpart meats in Desk. Schaefer’s turn to sit down and onA prestiurp on one ; i « o f t li-* deavor to appear highly unconcern­ desk iiiuses u .-trip of molding tv ed. nring out of |diu- *, I behind i' The tliitily-velled hostility be­ iiv diselii'ii) a half • hi. ii small tween the t w o cue nrti'.tu le.it’ lhe ilinvvi rs. Ily pmlhig out a bru ‘ match a ..plcy atmosphere not us­ '.’dl th - i.tviii r could lelen.-e aiinth ually found ar a billiard mi. l • eer. t ciiinpat tnami b\ pilli­ Jake und Welker have not been on ng on one a * tli.* baud holds al speaking term.: for some time, but one end of the lie k. In one >id • the ice was brofc a when .iuk • for­ of this was bis ■•invinj; outfit, got himself and remarked "1 i. :h •vh lid was a in i ro *, |,e i**n b luck!” us the champion pursed u were bis razor •, sh :t\,ng lirudi. Shetland puny, will work nr shot. ..nap, powder uni I ti •*» n:ul, e*te. laying white l.eirhorn Schaefer's grand average during pally iiuli <prn-«t!i!i. frr such a Ilet . w .!! . !l rciuiuutlil . the lunteh urn* 21 Cochran'-* inmnntlcist as Hymn, flaika for XT** 31 2-12. Cochurn's grand rnUy came too Int.* to ruve his title. At one stage lie was tra il­ ing by a score of |,2!2 to 75'!. BYRON’S DESK I' -TiPED OP SOMt*t^»M6r? MOW amWBodv WHO CAM TdROW aoo poumo£> aroumo like Ti-IAT cam Cur GRASS*. CO M E CM M IS T E R S A M P SO N MW G b s w M A ’A O O mV m a r e a \ MOMWEW O u Ta m e L i r e -Th i s j at OOMT WEIGH MO 200 pou n d s h o n e s t \- r V Dom T.MAL •y individual turnovers ore Rued i! a y * -’- ry eating members of • fair. 11/. Cno'l and Different • Vr.clhcr nay, fill the cavities left '.!•*} r u-'ival of the core of bah­ ; a .',dca w ith a m ixturo of l id pineapple and raisins ;n.t .! how goad and different ti -r - r>. To make pineapple taploc*. lin.iti the syrup from cither t * h a l t e d '* -u-.hed o r sliced variety, and u •» P,W//*** - a s p a rt c f the required liqn * ’• nr the cooked tapioca mirttur - sliced pineapple o r mix v. * i n, hed pineapple. A dir.h which will prove fv.c*. n t i n g to people who have «-■• ricil it la really a plate mc-1 t • called "I'ineapple and S a u ra /.mdwich wit h &v/tot Potato P u ff/ 1 ,ri-app!.! lit, nun e^iullen' • ’IV maUo’ the sandwich, split l.irg . - 1 .-»t*‘, or can l> • rih ^ tils 'c 1 ..co.i of canned pineapple in tv, . • in many i.f th* common an: .. Giat they will ho half the till.!:-1 lay d:: li'-rt. Conned Ilnwaii- n.-ss, dry and dip In flour and FEW ER I.YNCHING8 IN* SOI pi ■ hi available ir. Lot ante until brown in sausage fc* :. '.i ! at I sliced f-em . ar.i . ti -.'ij m urage tre a t into flat casta ;ir> a r.ii dinum oL ^iTorl i" about tho diam eter of the p l”.e apple, and bake until thorough!) I'uu-rp.il • nauco will pUa • .•oot id, then place between t*.\» ; win .li- family tr.d cnougb i - 1 pieces of the sauteed plnenpcle Kill tiio coro hole with chspi ?<J . mud,i irmn one cun of crush •■ineapple and an equal artmunt i ’ parsley and a spoonful of a.,me apple itauce to servo the averac? red jelly. Serve w ith moaheil av'est family as a sauce and snvo th e ba*r potato to which beatea w hite cl f r a combination ‘‘Betty’' or pie. egg has been added. a, a >c tiO R v j ? AJ j • 'V.'tt.JMb-.SJ NOTICE! ! I m p o r ta n t tn e o tin g o f S n n fo rtl S h r in e Cliifi to-a — 7:,10. E v e r y N olile in S n n fo rtl urg'ed to h# ar» M ost im p o r ta n t m e e tin g o f t h e y e a r . 501— 2 First tio n n l H ank H uildinff. T IT US VII I .E— New city w ater tank and tower under cnnstrtiction. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 — (I? St- President (‘uolidge today Mgr ed the first deficiency bill, carry inr .iiiprnnriations nf uppruximnir lv $ :o:t.iMio.iiuo. 25% DISCOUNT ON AM, I'l.V lIN l'M . DIAMOND D1V NMR RINGS AND IIAU 1*1NS M el.A lILIN S Constipation and Rectal D iseases. (P ain less nonsurgicnl m ehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Ilowvll, ReRistered physician. 200 W. Gore Avt*., Orlando, Florida, Telephone <1395 for free conHUllation. You will he su r­ prised how quickly you will i;et well w ithout loss of tim e from business Y u l e Celebration A t Benson Springs T o Be Big A f f a i r More Shop ping days 35=}* ills for Him & $ 2 . 0 0 t0 1 0 .0 0 Tennis Balls Foot B a lls ............. .. Foot Ball Play Suits Basket Balls Sine W alk Bicycles f 3 . 5 0 tc Boys & Girls B ic y c le s........ B asket Ball Goals & nets Men’s and Boy’s Bicycles Strjking Bags Erector Sets .... .... 30.00 . M echanical Trains 9 6d t 12.1 Electric Transformers 4 Boxing G lo v es................... 2.00 and up Archery S e t s ............. S Electric Trains V ,1 J Rf A c m e In.ligc-stltin D ia n h c e j . C h u lera Morbui, L'-lu.iJy Flux. ^ C olic, I3urn<, etc. Llixn Sw eet B ugle it a p u re ly , vcaruM. ci'mpour.J i n j i. pet* f u t lr ufc **«n tl I lli« imill.il cM J. A m.1. ft* !it( n i k iio u ltn lot which li u r><uw»<nJ«d. l»K. E.L.IVELBOURN’S 1.50 Ball. Hearing S k a te s.... 2.00 V elo cip ed es ... 7.50 to W a g o n s........ ... 3.50tc Grab Huckets, Tractors ......... Structo Toys, Dump Trucks Arcade Toys 1.50 to5.00 Air R ifles ..................... Tool Chest And Tools g #0 0 to 1 0 ! 0 0 Toy A utom obiles.... Flash lights * F a k in g Tackle 6.50t025.00 Guns and Ammunition , Com plete Line of'G ifts for Sportsmen. FLIXIR Sw ect b u clI AT YOUM U llU G G IST .’S LAKEY’S DREG STORE lfO»-b Did7. S'nfurd. K!a. ITs REYNOLDS DRUG CO. Hanford . • Fla. LAKE MARY PHARMACY Lak« Mar* Flo. .1 117 Park Vve Phone 723 �THE SANFOKU HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 10: ection Can He Relied Upon For Their Quality Am! Low Prices And Excellent Service To Patronize These Fir m s Is To Assure Satisfaction Firms Advertising In The Herald Market S larged Grandstand To Seat 6,200 A t The Volusia County Fair G rounds DELAND. Dee. 23—The direct­ ion*,, of the Volusia County Fair have let n contract to the Ingnli * * Iron Works Co., of Birmingham, Ala., through that company’s local St agent. Jns. Cl. Moore, of Daytona ’‘i Peach, for fabricated steel units v to militrtre the grnndstantl nt the The addition will Imperial /e n v o y s Has Trans­ Fair ground ported Fifty-Two Thousand .’ provide stmt for 2,500 more poo People Over Two Million inelutling old I nie, or a total Miles Without One Injury i/Vrandstantl anti bleachers, of 6,200. ' Tho ataml i* fireproof in eon FDNDON, Dec. 23 Thai rive Itruction anti of n type sufficient ovintion in England is steadily mi Up hold up n 1-2 times the weight vancing toward conimercial stain ;tf£*4fc».*ntire rapacity. Th.le addi- l*ty is *lentonstinted in the report of Imperial Airways. Limited, tie : tSMtOl the new units will give a semi-official State-subsidized airid m tin t,fB I,*''^y. of first elass r r a f, cm c ira , fur the'fiancm l yea. | not exceeded in nny county f.i.r 1926-27. Allowing for the Stale suitably, vgroundh of the country. Included in the structure will tln- compai.yV net profit for the be dressing rooms, rest rooms and Tear amounted to nearly ?tfO,OOti compared with a net loss of 9100,>ticket booths, and spate will l*o 000 for the previous year. The illf afforded for ten additional Luxes rectors justifynhly clnipv this to be _of a capacity of ten each. The In- a big step toward* the making of statio n of the addition h-is net a profit without the subsidy. The company’s figtirt's compare ? lee n decided upon yet, but ord.-.crs have been given to rush the favorably with any other European •teel work and as soon ns it nr- sivil aviation eopeern. Fast year ! rives the grandstand will go up they carried 16,700 passengers, nnd 1 One stdh ’ o r sthe other of the old since January 1. ll>2.r» to <la e have one, yddeh is in such fine condi- carried 52.000 passenger* and have ; tion tisnt it looks llkt it was put flown nearly ‘2 1-2 million milet ; up recently. The widening of the withnu* a single nezident causing i, stand will undoubtedly cull for n injury to their pas.cngers. IF-'Venue Front Service wider platform for the use of C.r Eric Ceddes, chief director of . some of the free acts. the firm. believe* th:i ihi impr»i**»r > medium, utu :hat th<v/arex g en ;rm ent in fbo company', po- ition h-H -»uy coo>pa:< i:t j iibly' with the i-ivany?, th? fare been entirely brought »lx>ut by the ratiroatH. F incorporation of tmeodier. mote by airplane i ILiri.-* i* now jslightly conifortuble, and gemc.'lly more aiwer inn,. l l il'l'uMfl .lllil Kelt l i t up-to-date plane:* i, the eompany.* | the revtnlt ■• ,t ii-cent pricc-cuttiiii; sirvire, The bulk o!" tne revenue i« w ar hcUve.-i ;lie Lngbr.h company drawn from the l.onib'it-i’m U aetv- j " ’d the Air n.iitt, of I’uris. i e. which operates nil the yc:u ---i found WOMt: Oil thia rp it. a. w air, planes, rung ng i • ••>> I 1,1 . NK\\ Y<T1 horsopower cnpa*itv b:ne ii.e n tly F irst tlipuv been introduced an.fViiavo proved child t<> it> < popular with btismeV men and flo o r’witidm tourists by virture of their smooth ivent, an ur : u-miltg and gonorul i.lhei elite t.» day leaf'. ! ! a lived tim e-table. a as pu ked In all the company has twenty fUsei-m* I I inn. s, four of whim .ire of tie- her ree. i \ i areo-cai i \ mtf tviie, an I are used anabie <1 le almost e ’ii iiisiv. ’;, for thi- purpose although H The pn^sentp" <r <:-ii< plane . I he child wn i re all named nfti : it " or lloyil j eraonagcs The "City' elans i telude., the “( • i.f N’<\> York” tin.I the of \Vn-.hing.> n.'* and TOKlo. Dec. 23— (IN S)— Minw hale,or possible \ merit in lo'.P- i te i'o f \Vai Shirkawa reported to ista endenvoi to travel by the*’ Hu eidiin.-t today that the sixth I Inn*-- wh.n making tlm rross- d.vision arm y, now stationed a t ' hai.n.d (rip. Ktiinainoto, lias l-cen otxlercd held Service To Car in |. rtniiliness for dispatch to .Shun­ This company is now npcra’.ing ning to protect Japanese in tc 'r. ret vice in thu Middle East, and is t- there. The m ajority of the has a weekly service between f a r i ■abitiet derided that the dispatch end Ibi.«ra ami vize vet n. At the of troops is as yet unnecessary. moment thi-* : tvi.-e is shewing i F i t believed, hnwe'ver, th at when t»t preriultle loss, hut it i imped the southern Chinese arm ies take hat with in e-icing use more pa Hanchtmng,. Japanese troops will ci-trei t v.-l ’ e a lira ■t • *t to thi* be ordered to Shantung. " i 'd T r n.. . ;v miiplishiivr the difs'-rt jourm \ . y;,- Eri- i.edde-\ in let er to shn*r hi>ld''r'>, oins up the report In try in g : “ UV ,a n fly imce miles n t‘n profit if w? ran get n ar.« tniffie." He d u d a n s Hint flying is anfe as that of any other travel Where Fruit Cakes Pound Cake Layer Cakes Whole Edams Walnuts, Finest Quality, lb. Apples, Red Yorks, 4 lbs. ARCADE Pm c Sugar mixed Candy, lb. “ S ta r ” t DELICATESSEN "The T aste Tells" Ham, Half or whole, lb. Ckverblooni Butter, The Best, lb N ew Potatoes, Nice Size Lb. Sv iinsdown Cake Flour, pkg. Ifygs, Shipped, guaranteed, doz Western Pork Chops, lb One Loaf of Bread with Every order of $2.00 or more 35c Sweet Potatoes- 6 lbs. .... 25c Beans, lb. 15c 2 lb s....;.... 25c Oranges, doz. 1 5c and 20c Fancy Indian River Oranges, doz. 40c White Potatoes, 10 lbs. Corner Sanford Ave Most cherished among the gifts bestow­ ed by the passing year is the memory of tie pleasant relations with those we have had the privilege to serve economy rui Coffee Cakes Stollen Hot Rools Tangerines- doz......^ 5 ^ & 2 Q c Apples, 3 lbs. ........ .................. ;....... 25c Ciearbrook Butter, lb. G rapefruit.................. Pecans, lb. Mixed Nuts, lb.............. 39C Fresh Country Eggs, doz Floridan Brand 5 € &10C 15c 60c 40c Fancy Squash, 2 lbs. trike — Old Gold — Chesterfield 53c Bananas, 4 lbs. ......................... 25c All Kinds of Vegetables and Fresh Fruits Daily 8 oz. C lass oz can Blue Bonnet Market F. S. Vernay and Wm. Musgrave, Proprietors 2nd Street and Sanford Ave. oz. can _A & P _ PURE . * GRAPE JUICE Pts- 19^ Qts- 35^ Non Heinz, can Western Pot Roast of -Beef » Uel MontV1 ips Asparagus Square Can 33^ Picnic Size 19^ M in c e M e a t 23^ Such, pkg. Mince Meat 15^ A & P or Van Camps 1 lb. pkg., Sunnyfield ROUND SIRLOIN & CLUB 3‘ 1 F IG S Sliced 3 fo r 2 5 ^ 7!/2 oz. pkg. 6 oz. pkg. C O C O A N U T 1 2 / . — "m1— — — V ————j G u m D r o p s 1 8 / lb Dromedary D A T E S pkg. 1 9 / C h r istm a s S p e c ia ls AT BAILEY’S M IX E D N U T S .................. 38c Pecans; English W alnuts Almonds, Hazel N uts, Brazil Nuts BlackPalmDates ... per pkg. 9c Prunes■ p er lb. ......... ........ • - He Scot Tissue, 2 rolls............... 25c Maxwell House Coffee.......... 47c SanfordCelery.................... 10c Mixed Candy, per lb............. 25c Broom—Special Lot............. 43c MEATDEPARTMENT HOMEKILLEDHENS__ Pork Ham, native, lb............. 25c Pork Roast, lb. ............. .................... 22c Veal andPorkChops, lb......... "28c 15c Beef Pot Roast, lb......... .... Veal Steaks, lb. .................. - - 35-'1c 25c White Bacon, lb........... ....... ---"182c1 ..4 AH Flavor N ut Stuffed �' W / v i v T W ”• f p • u |» - -* > H i f f i r r M M ,.. THE SANgfllW HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2S.1927 lu n iy r a c e s (continued from page 1) V" 1 ** reivihjrport'of her dead and butch­ ered body for delivery to Perry M. Parker, the father. He described how horrible the body looked .as, with the eyes drawn open w ith-thin thread, he drove with it to the father, bespake of the seven parcels in, which the limha and lower torso of the girl iwere-wrappcdv he related the m anner'in Which ha-took $1,500 fi3rti tha father as.raxLiom money for thd safe return of tho girl and then how ha delivered the body. Through all .th e. horrible story. Ilk-kmarl talked coaly. While con­ tinuing to dsny - any p a rt in the killing and mutilation of th j Park­ er child, the prisoner betrayed a startling knowledge of certain de­ tail'. of her death, according to (JonnoryS >Ilickmnn told Connor the details .{f his flight from California. Th» Parker girl fell into tho youth'.* bunds 'T hursday. T hat evening tjiey'attended a moving picture iKjriormanep in Los Angeles, • he told. Connor, and he then turned Bis child vlcltm over to Kramer, lie did not see her again Friday evening, he said, when Kramer bra -gilt h<jr to him in an automo­ bile. \ v That night, Hickman snid, he took the girl in the direction of her home. They passed her father, he told Connor,.and the girl recogniz­ ed her fath er and called out to him. (lirhiuan sold he drew back us she lmr.it into anguished tears. 1.ater. th at night, Hickman said, he again'gave the girl into th.* iU.ii.iiiy of K ratner when they trndNl automobiles in front of the Bellevue Apartm ents where he was 'Ivir.g. . He iliil - hot so» the girl alive ag .u*, Hickman said. At 5:30 P.‘ 11. Saturday, he told nuothorities, 'the girl’s m ulilatrd body waa.'de­ livered to him by Kramer. Taking it, he drove to the appointed meet-1 Ihg place with Parker, accepting fno $l.t-00 rarisftm money nnd leavinC'the girl’s body behind for the broken-hearted fnth-r to receive. : tW hy were the eyes of the girl drawn open?” Hickmnn was nuk­ ed. " If ih e father had looked into tho' car ho would-have thought her to bg alive,” h? is said to hnva aft-' Swercd.i (continued fron>*imgc 1) of wood end by . the coast guard cutter paulding. For four days af­ ter th e'trag e d y nix members of the crew remained alive and signalled for help from the torpedo coinpnrtm n tt A lashing gale nnd a drop ia temperature prevented divers from going below. Meanwhile the messages from the survivors ceased. Although the hope of rescuing the members of the submarine’s chw has fled, there Is hourly drama in the dangers undergone by the navy divers na they swirl about the Wrecked submersible 102 feet below the icy waters. J. E. Ingram , during tho last few hours of work in the depth?, suffered a .le a k In his diving suit. If was necessary to Jerk him quick­ ly from the water. Ordinarily, divers arc ' raised to the surface gradually .due to the terrific pres­ sure- of the water. A quick jerk to tho surface lays a diver open to nn aggravated nttack of “the bends,” main hazard of u diver's tow school district, t h S c h o o l Term _____ 111 l’i r ' I,cc- **•—(INS) II be only six months of oik county next year avenue is found to re- t STORM L I K E L Y TO S T O P W O R K O N SU BM A RIN E , and a fcore of persons Were driven * bond issue,!'according to th,- to tha street when a ijsp«taeular notu'e K»ven the local Injard of trustees, is the .only thing that fir* destroyed the Simon Freedman will enable a Tull term of school livery stable here today. Freedman, his wife and a son. next year, ~ ------------------- - rushed'into teh bdtn to free other animals a f l i t sttVInfe three horst*. They rescued seven other horses, Eighteen wr.gohs were dcstroyd. The dnmanr'Wfll run -into thtm- 10 Horses Burned To D e a t!i In P h ila d e lp h ia J Z . T T " : ' ,hy ' H PHILADELPHIA, fc D um U . J I,m ,1XS)• ^ Bur- to death.T™ n firr»mpn Doc. it 11is 23 _ ‘inJimied lit v-o. I On A ll ‘ Golden Days Self Rising Flour, 24 lbs. ............................ .............. v........ .......... Iaturel llrand Picnic Hams, none heller, per lb........... JU 3.lL i Sweet Pntatocs (Porla Him ). 10 lbs. ..................._________ White Potatoes, 10 lbs. ......... 3.">c Libby’s Pork & lien ns, 3 cans ,J... 27c Virginia Peanuts. 10 lbs. .................... 1.00 W hite Bacon, square cuts, per lb. .... 16c Crnliberties, per lb. The Jeweler --------- - “ ■ No. 2*4 cans Libby’s Apple Butter ( Bread and Butter P ic k le s.................« Man JJas Trouble Selling Cow To Local Business Men Lsroy, J. Beck, ’ Calvin Tengue *®d R. ij. Berg. King is on u good will tour °f Florida, traveling in the inter­ est of the Seaboard Oil Company. ______ , The anxiety of tho Labor Party 0v*r the .health of its leader Is y imaginable, because of the difficulty of replacing him. lie, ■Pporently^ U the only man ca[* bold together th e moderate and «tixm e UICU4UIU3. elements. Philip Snowden—-...V l lllilp *JI‘VWUr|o *' 'L.Thqman and A rthur Benderhave oil been mentioned as suehut it 'f i Thmr 'that -none *ouy hold the support of a majorM y of the party. ■’ ------- - Box Breakfast B acon ......................... i No. 3 Cans Pickled P ea ch es........... t No. 2 Red Pitted C herries....... 3 cans Buked B e a n s .......................... ( r/ ' ■ ^ 4 Special Quart Jars H ennard............. Mayonnaise ................. * ...... j ! MULLET ROE . FREDERICK II. WOODWARD McCuller’s Grocery Co Basket Bldg. * S a n v a < ? W 8 is In lie saves tim e siu> a t Pigela TPfffgto. J&t Designed nnd built by Basset Boat Works bi E«iktls for sports­ men' nhd espceially adapted for Fluridu waters. It floats in 0 Tn:hes of w ater nnd can be oerated with it* pJnhnson Bight motor in n depth' of Ifl inches. Bis* 22 feet t) inches tong,'«)ulpped with toilet and built;in bunkl and ninny other aperinl features. Price $91)5 fully equiped, On display nt ilof'M ac Battery Co. APALACHICOLA OYSTERS Distributor Hof-Mac Battery C o.— Sanford, Fin. \ Phone 6' *J m r r ’j H - - *«^ ^'Phone •.vf;,w J 0 A « eat a FRESH LOCAL E N G L IS H I1KAZII DEL MONTE NO. 1 Confectioner Brown, lb, Nothing is worse than last -minute Christmas shop J e llo 2 5 ^ )ii Assorted F lavon, 3 pkjfM. T he label-“Not to be opened until Christmasf-is ; • : j <t t Gingerale 9 and does buying early, and nrjost often this enviable D E lA p N T P * NP< 2 person is a reader of advertising. f> e e ts * * t t «-.ff»J. . A * * j Cllquot Club, bot. -.. Uakera, can ^ the txi^.syrobol of the shopper who considers others Seedleas, 15 oz. pkff, 1L 7^ Every newspaper is an unfailing suggestoin list ;of . (Continued From Page 1 the victim ,wv» eljuwiug .consider? able signs of embarrassment. In a few m inutes the ccuntryfitd one w°uld reveal his identi­ ty. produce a card advertising the .Seaboard Oil Company pro­ ducts, and pasS 6n down the street lo work the trick on somu other unsuspecting person. It was one of tho cleverest ad­ vertising stunts th a t has been staged here for some time. Rube Played no f8Yprite«i. approaching business and professional men, every few feet. Among, those to .tshom the man tried to $«ll hU «>w were: A rihur Yowell, Clyde 8yrd, J. G. Ball, Hodgson Bail, jk ,lce Anderson, \V. M. McKinnon, t» d o E. Allen, R . ' A. Newman. ■■" ----- £-------- ------------------------------------------------------ ----------- Nuco Oleo, l b . ................................... < . were ?ut and w ater poured into his >Bitv Ell-nbcrg was inspecting the rishaped hole In the hull tff the S- t made l>y the cutter paulding in her cuUission with the iub. Ellsb*rg said he dipped Into the mud tad thought .ha ..was "finished.” •i< ------- 1-2 Gal. Georgia Pure Cane Sugar .* Wilson’s Toilet Paper, 4 pkgs. drown Mule Tobacco, plug .... ...2 2 cans No. 2 1*2 Tomatoes ;~ i ..... ................. .....23c • We stock at all times a complete line of fancy and Btaple groceries, poi horse nnd dairy feeds. Having a number of large branch Htores at various f thoughout Florida nnd purchasing power enables us to offer you extremely at' Ive prices on all classes or merchandise every day in the week, W’hen dealing with us you are buying “From Manufacturer Direct to You.’’ ■ . . . . , w . S. Barton, Mgr. We Deliver Free Parking Space in-Roar Florida Built Fur Florida WatetB ( A weU-tt*bM.d .Gei dog will lead SetyMM Minnesota, who ievj v.alLs about .Wu#) winter, Christmas Specials Heinze Fig Puddings ........................d No 2 Cranberry sa u c e .......;.... ...... of a locomotive he was etching. Fellow workers made a frnnlic RENSSELAER. K. Y.. U.c. 23. iffo rt t*> save White by turning a —(IN S)—Believed tc h aw sudden­ stream of Water into the- Migina ly gone insane, Puul White, 28, n tire box but is believed to havlft met 213 Sanford-AYe. Wholesale tuid Retail Phone 31 t Heinze Plum P u d d in g s.....................^ almost instant death. Hi won* entirely burned. I body. • v. RED STAR GROCERY & FEED .** Platinum Diamond Rings B A R PIN S • Diamond Mountings CASH ONLY < SPECIALS Pint Jars Libby’s Mince M ea t ........ ' Insane Man Throws worker .at the Boston & Albany x o u j^ b o u se of this city, today Self Into FurnacW plungWl headlong ir,*o the fire box H «L Wtlch’n, 7 oz. ’ thijigstjiM father, mother, sister, brother, sweetheart, wife, husband, nephew, niece uncle and aunt would Oceun Spray, No. 2 really Appreciate. • A/ jr./i. 5* • v * t y . - f ‘| i 4 ‘ tv . ’ ~ S tr - Why not make this one a Merry Christmas for yourIMILsbury 6 lb., 12 lbn 21 lb. Advertising will do more to help you solve the Christ mas shopping problem than anything else. SANFORD HERALD Turkeys Pork — D u ck s— Hens — Squabs s of Cured arid Fresh Western Meats �THE SANFORD HERALD, iford Herald 1 It Isn’t The A ge T hat Counts ». At what point, if any. in a man’* life does mental and physical efficiency become so low as to no longer profit an "Her ' OipJoycr. to hire or benefit the man to seek emplovment? At » w hat point, in other words, is he of g rea test worth to himself and to the world at large, in the glow ing warmth of a com«m«.r fortnble fireside than engaged in som e attem pt t<> maintain the struggle for existnnee? Wo hnve known men at forty who thought they had a c n u fti i i \t i :s *-.«« renched the stage where they w ere entitled to the recr e stioh and relaxation that comes from retirement. We have seen men at fifty glad to place on the shoulders of men the responsibilities long endured. Vet there « H e r a l d , ar n it a r iC s i t l i i i i r e r n r n * pvr. u l M C T l I i f a t i llir tiilrrn fiat eighty. even ninety, who are no more ready t o , H ll X e n a S r n l r e re r e ft I n * Irn M The Jury Shikr< Hand* A Million Dilliun V.ars. Monkeys Hide, Don't lid . A Poor Railroad Sr he me. y S s n '.o n t, Creasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Belter quality for kss money. H r A r il l I I I »l.-l»t«ntra ' r a m r i a l > l * ! T •«, S i m F'la. FOR RENT San fold’s C leanest Milk Now On Sale Basket Meat M arket. Phone 665 for d: Delivery . ]Hut \V. First St. LOCH ARBOR (R IM E IS A |iti*'litt|r plnnonteitini. iticknidtt, :i young 19-yenrn!d kidnaper anil murd-rer, fur whom all CnIif.ir11i;i i hunting. was a model boy in In- Sunday school clans, vici'-prcsalaiit of his high school Has-. Tb iftiiiiiiiiti i.'. a lauitl mjiid of hi:ii “i■xfi'i !• nt siioliMtlc standing, uni-quiill 1 ia cur. riculem m tiiitics aa I .i high standard of Ideals." FRIDAY, DEC. 2d. 1927 Longwood Dairy 1Milk CECIL L. RINES I* nnneetnr new . « r * n n l a . i l Inn e n t r t h o n a i m i l w r .r tls i l n l p e n t e r . | n il I k e I r m l l it E e i i i i l i » l I k r lire Mr n r lil. 'T h e I. V t . Is e « r i t l l r r t f l e l r n l In I ' l n r l d n n n d l l s inner n f knndlluir n ln lr n e n n tI Irani e n n n l . H e r a l d I* n t n r i n l i e r n f I k e lin r e n u o f I 'Ir e n fn l lo rn , on Ilo u t A w n rln M iin o f t* nl.A d v r r ll- r r * . nnd A ili e ello lim n k l e h ren tilrro enrh )*«>•■— m em ber lo .n b in ll In n h n n dll nf ■illiierliilln t. i o rd er lo i f f l l r n b o o ln le li m o a t r l r r u l n t t o o n . w e l l no k n l n e w tn e l k n d o . " .• c h it e r l Nnt'i. Hark Hid* BRAKE SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Service 515 W. I>1 S t. I'honc 213-J Une 4 room, one .1 room and one 6 mom house. T hese houses are modern in every respect, and the rent rcasuiianie. A lso have two 2 apartm ents partly ished. room furn You will have to see these to appreciate them. Smoking Sets Manicure Sets Christmas Cards Thermos Bottles Toilet Sets Leather Gifts Military Brushe Cigars Kodaks Perfum es G. S. WITMER FROM FACTORY TO YOU ''.BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY h £Abting g lo ry :—Thc glory t the Lord shall faduro for ever: M Lord shall rejoice in hi* work-i. ■Mlm 104:31. PRAYER: May Thy life so d«e l o p in us t h a t T h y g l o r y nholl onttnue to shine through us. THE BUSH FELLER’S W IFE Drd mln«l your trees today! [y man ia out there clearing, o d »end the chips fly back— [y heart ia always fearing. d r d , let the nxehcad hold! la means no harm by felling, a earns oar bread far buck— n d then there is no telling. ’ he came home at nights f a ’ d know—but it is only— fa might not even hear. . man could lie there lonely. ird, let the trunks fall clear! l cannot help Inn calling. young and full of life— tree ia heavy falling. — By Eileen Duggan, j — In Commonweal— The “freeze’’ h a sn \d o n e Sanford ly harm and it has made celery B O s t your copy In curly tomorrow. ■ yoQ wish people to reud it before they go to bed. m ---------o --------I flo, George Remus isn’t cruzv; it’s the people v.ho put up with him JU t are crazy. FEDERAL, EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES I prif'i you would pay foi inferior, unknown, m ikeshift brands. Yellow Time was when knighthood was in flnwer and nu n entered the jousts with the silken handkerchief o f some fair lady to urge them on, that gallantry and c h i v a l r y were the finest qualities o f st noble’s character. In t h o s e d a y s no insult would be avenged with such vigor as a s l i g h t against a woman, no opportunity was held more h i g h l y than the chance to aid a lady in distress. With this in mind, it jars to read that a man. w i t h o u t a doubt un American man, failed miserably near Jackson­ ville the other day. A Jacksonville man out d r i v i n g w i t h a young woman, turned his steering wheel quickly t o avoid a chicken. Toe car skitlded on the slippery pavement and turned over into a flitch. The girl was thrown clear hir. the boy whs pinned beneath. An explosion occurred settin g the car on fire. The girl struggled frantically to get her friend out. A motorist drove up and the girl called for help. "Look out", he yelled. "It’s liable to explode again!’*, and w ith th at he drove away, leaving the girl to be badly burned in her effo rts to save her friend, and the boy to be burned to death. We do know that the motorist could have saved a life, if he had remained to help, but we do not know that lie could have prevented the girl from being burned, and p os­ sibly thpre might have been another explosion, but we do know what Sir Walter Raleigh, who laid his cloak over a mud puddle in order that the Queen m ight not g et her shoes dirty, would think of him. and we know what a lot of ern people, who do not pretend to be the acme of gentle­ ness or courageous heroes, would also think or him. There ought to be som e place to put such men where F. I*. RINES .’.'I Fas' First St QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER tin* int|imi»g nutil tout when you «re unconscious a million I,i Ilion y.-ars seems no tongei I tout n miniiv nini a hnl’. anui"l!- ill ' soul "it is better to uwnk>‘ front pro­ longed torpor with retail recollect­ ion in your conscious past than as a momi aim:. The thild that "can't wait a million billion y,nrs t<n tin? judge­ ment ilny" nre both interesting, and both children mentally. GREYHOUND RAi'ING in America has h'eii less successful than in Europe, Fewer fools have bet on the racing, partly because the cheating was a little t o o ap p ar­ ent, partly I eraue.. d o g s running alone ciuil't seem exactly like a race. I hat has been attended to and the hotting simpleton will probably ei rich thu l-hiiio more ireiieronxlv. IlatJing. Crating, .Shipping, and Slum go. We ;re prepared to do any kind nf transfer service at REASONABLE BRICES. s te p on the gas Uglrc its can no w take rough road# ttVa: /. C-onc —all bouncing and tiMii-jS. Amazing new W atson J.trail .:ors, Type AA, check spring rtc ?il before * gets started. Sevendry yia.-antccd Ircc trial. 528.04 •cr rent‘sitte set of four. SMALL MONKEYS have truined to sit mi the gr»yli hacks and pretend t.> he j< THE NEEDIEST CASES to make it «e?lu real. JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Heitors please notice that Vhy not roll up your copy of monkeys will ride in the rat i Herald's Christm as edition nnd oranges nnd grapefruit will b« vmi.u- they must. Hut, pool id it to some friend up North. shipped each month, beginning; keys us they are, they wouh; \ FTOMOT1Y E ELECTRIC CO with November and extending better than to Let on those i Vi. 1st St. nt Oak I'hunc 2 through May, or a total of almost John MartlfChus pitched bis bat 300,000 boxes. ita^the senatorial ring. May this crates of oranges and grapefruit, It requires no flight of the im­ consigned from Jacksonville to agination to visunliz* tiie econo­ Liverpool. This unnnuncem?nt fol- mic reaction which this will mean —, „ , , lows the consignment of between rhW so-called rescuers waited 10,000 nnd 15,000 cratss of voge- to the citru s fruit industry, and to 1 V*|ey were sure ull on the tables on every ship leaving the the whole state of Florida, as well. “ Tine w eredeadund then they port of ..Miami within the lust fort- Many students of the agricultural »n pumping air Into it. , night for New York, to say noth- problem have insisted for ;i long time th a t if the v rry Important ° --------ing of those which were sent by detail of efficient transportation Florida faces a serious problem other constwls * ships to Raltimore and m arketing facilities were ul* inding another to ’carry on’ in and Philadelphia. tended to, the whole situation af­ Murphrec's stead,’’ is the way Steamships are now thoroughly fecting the soil producers would Tampa Tribune puts it. | equipped with refrigerating chnm- take on a different color. —w-----o --------hers. The oranges anil grapefruit It is easy to see in th.* changed ene Tunney hus gone to Miami **rc taken front the groves to a order in Florida, the officials, bigger price* to friend, [Ct reudy for his program ot caM storage |>lant nnd them pre- steps in a construetiv for supplies, steel lulls, wheels, <i fights next summer. We don’t eoolcd btfore shipment. These coal mid greater exlrnvugance gen­ eve three men could be found rooms maintain a tem perature from Merry erally would easily eat up the ex­ »wouldn’t be set ups fo r him. ?.5 to 40 degrees, and In this condicess profits. OV, worn.*, railroads 0______ tlon the fruit will ho kept until it easily earning ns much ns governfllbur Names Court to Probe ^ Jellvor*'1 t«* the murkets in the nient.s would let them keep, would marine Disaster—headline. No 1B^ metropolis, Christmas imt ie interested jn devoping d to investigate the disaster; *s «'vvn 1’cars ngo, grapefruit wm greater efficiency, and more bus­ it needs a good thorough proh- l'»wcticnlly unknown in England iness or in pleasing its customers. U the failure to do anythin:; **"> hist year 150,(100 crates were •r the aub wus sunk. rhlppcd from Niw York. Th: Rockford, Illinois, man didn't, lliovc thut Ford’s new car would > slxty-tivo miles per hour. Ik­ ied and got pinched for speeding, o lunger ns the lowly Ford im- l. yon can buy a fine home almost like t ent aad soon have it completely paid for. PARK A VEN U E SPANISH BUNGALOW, Attractive little home on popular avenue, close to school and in first class neighborhood. This house consists o f liv­ ing: room, dining room, kitchen, bath and tw o bed rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price S5,5O0.OO with only $250.00 cash and the balance likf rent. BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY STUCCO HOME in one of Sanford’s most exclusive residential sections. Near the Lake- Three bed rooms, bath, large livin g room, dining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ fully planted grounds with large variety o f shrubs. $12,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ ranged. P. Connelly & Sons Established I'JIM 1 Magnolia Phone I! >f you du not believe they are Hin£ ti> Florida in great numr» th i winter, just stand on any Bet corner and tva’.ih the cars by. Vo*./ will see a great many r.» No v Jersey, Pennsylvania, It Nt*,' Y irk. Hut ta ra fnmi ntheui New England, Minnesota, l f*r V/oat will not be- lucking, jbet they arc stem m ing into |Hda Irum every corner of the ■tad States, and thev are going pact w‘m t t’l"!' ur.- looking for iiffl'-t r, ciijnat.-, ronJs, butei-t I gu d food t t ro a io m b b pricui, f e a 'T .cs. Ir-a.lr::, i'idiing and W hig V/.ii.. could man Never again will prices- be as cheap as now. Real estate values today wv* lower than they will ever be in Florida again. Now is the time to Dtiy, Bargains are available. If you can possibly make the first payment why continu paying rent when 5 ROOM BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE—on Palmetto Avcnue. Two bed rooms, bath, livinir room and IdtAvenue. chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like ren t SHE’S A GOOD AMERICAN PALATHA NEWS . he f ourth c-mgreMlonal iHatrlct, j r | Sllth Hryun 0 wen, the d.iughw tably the Florida State Nows , , W1,,, , , .. , vbich U edited by n former Jack- U,r l,t WilUam »"* n.nviUc* realtlent, are much l>ur- n t “ R°°«I American, then the spe­ nt bed us to whether Riltb Bryati C" 'H be gutting rare.’ If there Jwen is an American citizen. a man 'vh" embo‘hwl .Tbt?v biiM* their worry on the Aiucnctin i«l«als and lived the Amfact thut she married a BrUW»fncnn beginning a t the hotsubject and appear to think it u n -‘2m *l'ul 'Vurking »P- then it was Ir. v lit; in her to take odvunUsr«jbu Commoner. That hi# • f Iha recent federal law mnra oven than his H'bw-iship to American w om rnMt,n inherited his g ifta of oratory w in n w t i td forefgnJr#. They oven',,'''‘ " " / should he read out o! er:i .urc Ij i- for having taken ouP® '1 l' :!'-*ing too far. naturalization papers us an udd- * Evidently some of th a other con- NOTICE We now have our old Phone no, 311 In our new o f­ fice. 200 Palm etto— When you w ant Elder Springs water, Call us. And we will give prompt delivery. Elder Springs W ater Co. W. W. THOMPSON, Manager. In addition to the above houses I own a f e v beautiful lots that I am willing to sell at less than actur . be­ fore the boom- If you.want.to buy a lot at low p i ice and on easy terms it will pay you to g et in touch with me* N ot an agent so you save commission. Box 799 Care The Daily Herald �so ■ ilH B SAN 5lIERALDt PKUJAY; DGCBMHER ♦'AGE " J iv .l f v everyone in th* Vivtl. »«* hml w*.>n i'it» W orlds Cfh'aVnpwi- Offlte Telephone l ia MRS. FRED. S. DA IG|;| Map at ilu- Poll'd If ton Roundup <*i« -i be had entered as a JarV-. Shgrclv ttft .'r. the movie* hci k *n<*! From email Western pieH"iii i.tPrnii. the star ,.f Univcr t *' • tu> ndvnced rapidly um.l fu r i.ej.pta,; t nry" which D l i in w th- wrn'n ■ ni*»st ('■■;> uitr VVi'-,tern Mtar. {. Society Editor Residence 11:1 Sunday evening the hr i irs*. Haptist Clin -.h i -i beautiful ..iiitai.i, la Ka M" (W'lson) at 7:".i : »>■ I! Ipt. O t’hllrth — i>irs. t . K. YVilsonCiivcs Party For Daughter And LittleJaneSharon i 'ii* pioyrani in I” 1 ■*( et the Milan* Theatre for lie*. S.i’ urday, mis full n once just n ' 1■Jlupipg Fury” *" hi* hu-*' . !li‘ supporting on'i i»*- ''.lily Riind, Oti* Hartai!. Heal. Kd fo x e n . Duke it Sirs. Fred K. \\ t nioit dvligh. full FRIDAY noon ut a hirihua. na. party for children of home on Sanford \ of the Woman’s Club her younir lautfliu r (he Literature Depart- , Sharimr h mors v i, •lane Sharon, wls* . , IP o’clock. the same dav iK,u‘ the living Christmas - unThe room. ,ii th. he Carden,Club at 3:00 at . were bright n*P: Hull Park. wreath., a m a I: it "Life Eternal,” given ><gh'?il • "etniK nxiri.n Cla'.s of the Ilap- in: t«Ld * *■........ . I,, rh at S:00 o’clock at the I hat Koepeth Israel" ' M. Phil1, , . . Mr. B. C Forrest C atch all, mil C h o ir . P*. t Mi—ice !’i 'i he Heavens' * I (Jleiin and Choir. Varlit Waj." i a mt-ungcr hoy jn Port* I 1 :■ arm. f,«r n tini • and sut!P i'im'i' Holmes, Him!: II.i" V i • into ’i dignity of lone and Max Adler. Reaver LaHe F.iij laatr In*fore iriven • ini' lari' vorntion and hr ■r a follower of rodeo* an 1 I!ARGAINS iN DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY - SH.VERt* ARE TOILET VXD MANICPRE SETS CHINA WARE AT REIH't ED PRICES m*.* no rc proficion I’hur.i ■ and Choir, i.i.e Seen Ilia Star.” si NDAY pf,,,,- „f the First Haptist will i-i-o a cantata "Out of (Mil at 7:30 o’clock Baptic Church, liny of the Municipal rtai Tree at 0:00 o'cclock Central Park. MONDAY md Mi Marion Si'.ns Wigtil inteilam at a dance at ,n*r\ ( i'it> at l':’fl o'clock prise u i * tli ,r guests, Mr. ami me-; V, iceins of \\\*. White Gold 1 :nl;c. Wrist watches Regular §13.50 Value. leitr I ?*’ *r, and Choir, cnl ()n IIafure Special Price $6.90 ELGIN \\ ALTHAM HOEFERS Eulova Wrist Watches i;or« 25 % O r Standard Prices la-hop Sun ford (\w n try <'lull ami Ivi i nr-ntf*.- ( 1 '111) l wher |i I- - DAY ■4 in a Christniiis dinner at s reservations. I. une he. i |i.ii i.iirnt <>f Woman’ > |uvt fortnightly bridre , no . iik with Mr-. A Mr- 1■. liv in g Louck. 1 t I I il 11v< , \ r,*. >, *I,1| \ < ”.T Point* Each Special Diamond Onyx Rings aintei vriT't'D I'li'.abi'h Tolar. D C p. o i Hill Wiirh:, Mini i \*m I'm i U O v l ;ui,( I;, • , c; Wil ,|| i:na.i o|, • anil nr ,>i li rinni the party given I,., Kitalie Fat ns worth un Thtn |rrncen a* her home fjenev. I when -In ■nterlnmcd mi the lag i - hool net. r «evnal games of liriilm In played, gifia were di* Ktn the guest.* by a n<lI Santa Claus, ntherwi* omswerth , The pm,- l',n rrv. n dainty bar pin, w i Mi. Martlet Jo (Ien!o*1, pjeliitliiil } l ine, ft -e ' of hie m, went i » Mina tkvorli , Al tin* conclusion of th the lo ti' ,.1 assisted by Iter pen nl ,t dcHcioll* Lireheon, atfitiding thi* delightful f»ie Mi-* It. H. fi'rifi'in, Dr.-nre* Thompson, Mi*. : V. i l t* Hurt, Miss Elms,; M. . ■me Tori'fctee. Mi 1- Blue While Diamond Rings For Saturday Only $87.50 Jiinn - F. Dr.wkm. a g y* off Water* as the (meat a t JMr and Mrm. Ira,- £ hnty, (’min',, is visiting in the city l.adies Diamond Onyx Hint's Regular $22,00 Vnlue Special Prices $8.75 Each Mrs. Edgar D. Rail Entertains At Rridge An informal yet nr...: • *vaMe • ,i ml ni’fni w h s te", of I'iim- la* e\ ■unit* when Mrs. E. D Hall i .i terlair d a few fr ier.d * , . nriiltr .it her home • n .XitiirnoH.i A* m tied amt preen w re the i >1 rs aeceiitiiated in th* i.ecoratioi - and .il'u in the bridge itcce>'orits. When •cures had been counted nf‘v an int, rest.eg game, th' pir.:.* for top -cere was awarded ’dr-. M. W. lihi.er of Pittsburg, Pa. u e n ts ji I he highest enie imiiiiim* ttn men v..*s niteic by .1. 11. It. i•. John Haddin' ,tun and Fleming Huddleston, who nr.* students nt I’niv. rsiii Florida, an* spend* itVT the 'inb'.ivs here with their parents Mr. tr.d Mrs. .1. F. N. Huddleston nt • their le me on tauii* 1 \vi a ■d Mrs lin-ieni .'-uiiili an,| Mabnma are spending tbe i-ii » here as the guests o f1 • • ** Mrs. II, ]i Smith .0 tliotr ■' in I*ort Mi lion. R epulation 25 % On Standard Prices I'he Diamond P a la c e 1he Jcwcloi Wcinbor.!?, Pron. Howard, li. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer i (il >vcr, Mrs, M. W. (Have:* and K. D. Bull. ( ttltlSTMAS- TltKK PARTY GladyceRobinson 5Joseph W. Cook r.'iiiK* „f milch intvreit tiiut; anjL* aa a surprise t > tmy In nds was that of lady* l-abell:* Robin'0*1 ( , IVnlt; r Conk, the wed ing I’laee Friday December ' ’ i"'» IVuch, in th? presence k intimate friends, psik i, the youngest dttURhh. ami Mrs. w. A. Robin** P -Hi* made Sanford her p? tn:tv childhood. Mr, tm r!;, lived at Kirkl.ind h„, mm'a Sanford hi, If several "yearp nmi is em* it J.n k m . Miss., where P ib d' th(*ir home, kwp.v fiiends join in wish* h ev u y future happinesi [»t that th *jr marriage will Members of the Hell Tele (ill one Company enjoyed a delightful ( htistmns trye on Thursday evenini' at the Telephone office. l\ (euths and other Christmas greenery .were tired in decorating, .(.. well as a large Christmas he*, front which *'t:'.., were distributed by H. It. Mobs. Fallowing the distribution of gifts. i:I int by Mrs. C. M. H eny, were served. About twenty enjoyed this affair. Mr. nrd Mr H. K. Ovvn mil two rnn • of Marianna arrived In-;e Thar day to spend thP lu ll ihty with their daughter Mrs. D P. MeCulb r ul her home * n Myrtle A' . , Gowns TODAY Laura La Plante l>. Jink ins. Recorder, mnia Owen, who has Sting u t the English Sehunt a t Tnrnpa. nr* t Wednesday to spend T* with her sister Mrs. ■ranklin ttnrdaway sad Orlando will arrive here b* namd tho holidays r parents Mr. and M n. "BILK STOCKINGS" Novelty "FANTASY” .Mi hi lie Paramount News to jh o k k o w Hoot Hibson "HALLOI'LNH F l ’RY" Collegians “DAZZLING CO EDS'* Hportlight "PIONEER INSTINCT’ Children’s matinee a t lb o’clock Wilson, B O O K , the Ideal Gift Here is a varied tullevtion < newest novels and hooka children, Novelties Greeting Cards Feather Goods Kmokinff Accessor ies Hook Ends Games Stationery Mottoes U’i’ope, de chine ted [Gowns 3 Brassjcrs, IStep-ins [pajamas [Bloomers [Slips I Hose Gloves Hankys' Novelties Hat Boxes For Children Bath Robes Sweaters Boys' Suits Shm> W ith Us Ami Be Pleased The Post Office Is Next Door To Us w a te n e s Dlgln. Walt ham. Goffers. Cvnio. Warwick and other Makes. DeltciiiUit refrvshi meats of tiled oysters in timbal*, .miL wiches, duffed dati *, fruit ial!c. cuff: u::i! un ice emirs ware -erv<-|l by the hoilet-; al the i.miiiisii n •».’ tile game. P aying bridge -were Mr :*.*id he : "iirard, .Mi*.; Hoverloy .Mis. A. ti. iilon *, Mr. and Mrs. .1. I Mis; Uvfitricv o ir a p Chiffon and Service W eight Ladies Purses 307 E. First St �,THE SANFOftD HElMltV L ...... —- —■ '■ »! ■■t *“v **"* M OERTX t^ r n a n 8 I rf o K n.H » w tir-irw : YFTTF7VTU E. , \ I V IN'S)—Tho sp irit of Christmas mnnifo5ted itself lien- nt noon tor i% when $1.) bilks were distributed )• M anti-l*djuiu’negroes t y tlio • left to li|nt by Jnineii iloCfalilar:stm as Fund. The fund w as c re a to r by W .'W Her native l Fuyott^Ylllinn ’and w ,Y^rk law yer, fro*n\ the c»'<* to him by Jam es Mcallis. nearo dtaym -.o "and farm er 'vnpCTo th.- Fuller family. c v Thw estjfte, rnnatatfnff nail and lot,- w4re disposed by F uller and invested in stock Miss Helen Ycrnay is Hostess A t Bridge In Honor Ol Two Visitors Of the m nry fi .l ■aeason one ftf th**‘levelt> of Thnrs«i»J‘,-tT»on.ii'tr • Helen W-rnnv .-mo.rt.vj a t hi-r «pacipug»hom • • yearly dividends ard dlptri'-*f'to the antebellum darkies 't .(<’:irv*tmah. ttin drew Hopper, • Luke, honarinp »w.' Ifnrs, Mi;*- Naomi • ittioRI of Mh»x Olivo \ M; . \ F. K.»J1 ■*' : who i-» Spending- I'r. li vitli iter i>ar< nt . Mr , Ft'-d T. William*. Nunv i , paints i -u m*4 .< i Thq oldest petrro to parti. ’* in the distribution today. vju JURY IS DKADl.OCKF.n RICHMOND. Va., Dec. 2 0 (HNF)“ The jury in the case of John Wesley Faison, form er Sun•fay1school ■superintendent charyo l with* killing Mrs. Elsie Snipe**, p retty divorede, reported its.-If ‘‘hoptdcRsly dradlpcked” thin after noon, and \vitff disciyiryed by the trial Judge Mrfthewtt. , Plans aro fioihtf considered for illum inating a v football field at Montgomery, Ala., so th a t games NEW YORK-, Dor. 27_(IN S )— r.tav be played.a t n i/h t next souilrn.-nl officials manifested in son. " • — < (LUM BER HE '/A D D WITH /v MILL B A C K IN G — * M.yv t(iO TO MEXICO t ground f*,r isiw •« • • ITolly, A VC., nt 1 1 th . 1 2 th , 13th £ tn . and ot la ' - mn< IdrtK v.r; deetfiitLor- .- I S c o r e s fb r *b e • ' • Wc/e kep'. on ’.d: dai- Htiyirp ' * . r plot ion - f t ' p. com pind «;■ i !'• uL. pn-lty rldne :■ a* * >0 won i»y M ICOIV pr;?..-. i < *' * to M I’l.n •’ V in r ' with a I tl £ . her gifs, v- M ! jt • n r . r Wlitn th» br*«*re i lx-ta. suXKivcd ; covered v-i'h » » • th/- ho- ti •• i hi pi •-l--. . ' • 4 cheese ti»;*--t. i-l i-* a A i t. t m »’ >nr S la tio n c ry T o ile t A r lic le s l . e n l h c r G oocJm C ign r - S m o k in g S e ts M ilita r y .Sol* C h r i s t m a s ( ’a rtls P e rfttm e H K odaks F i r : ! S I. p h o n e 325 - ---- —- - ' 1............... .. ' ~ ireewn nii ’ Mr?. Ca'iihen It ' Fiffi.. r > , M; '. Elisabeth l'id* Something New Oregon Fir . Crarv, »* Christmas Tree .».• \h s : C K. Masi.n A-*r.d guen Miss M t fcele« of Tm*1top '. ■ Howard, Mru. U<;nj Jr., .'Lis El'iiY i John W, M"i ^h Jr. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS listed below. Any otfi these articles will make an excellent^ on nil 1lie articles SANFORD DRUG CO. * Enje.v n.-/ 11. rif'-M-**'- Vt nri-. roiy Scngtan, Mi... A. 1. OJivu Ni-v.icai M- laptu, <’nnrly Any Size May lie bad at m oderate price— ‘ Sandura Ru^s Axminster Bjjj All sizes briphten tho k it­ chen and ligh ten the work. A large •' assortmert tlicBo beaullful’ TW choose from. Small Rugs Many various sizes and patterns nt a wide range o f p r i c e . ____________ Children’s Stoves Minature kitchen range for the kiddies’ C hristm as. They cook. Children’s In fibre, uphnlstertdj oak, or red finLshd* 'Cedar Che«S High chiss mahogoy natural finish chests I E verything In T he Store At Special Prices 0. • kitten i sudden ir ; " I indward ;»!« C’hristftiaK I'avtv (iiven Wodnusd*" Baptist Church ( , i-dnrri of ,• fr-urdnti »r -v Yo»k lirfilt-e mqiff v r. Jh<' Jonriy i >ti Che IwvitTlAuli*' ChuM (fnnnol CniiTd.. . i*:«i l On Wedo*fdi.y <••. uijii of'Jrru. Ramey Reek iri Tcrrai-g. Th** >oi'i homo jiTf t-iiU-d u ' uree v. ith , . of garland". V. r .; In i',| olher greenery. A f ’7 o’dl-i k ’ ’ guv Cited into ths dinim r a delidou three cml served. Tim tubb- w li: tall red taper* pla-« i holders. The c'-ntml waYtf furge b- v. 1 fllhd settla.1 and fe rn s .. T I . th'i’fftie't) w in th hand painted pT.n< < r Christmas sugg. uon ... Aftor dimifi t pairs J to tlu I -4- v they fkund a lur^i' b n lk in tt/ at* d end lighted Cnni r m Old’fiantii Claus, iiupy m i Mrs. F.. M. Larri.il, d -..ll nu/iei-vn*’eifta^Crom th e t n 1 sic and coni it: c tm c ; th r • houm to pass all Ui-'V ' * ‘ Member* iittendintr w«i Jlustor Fallows,"M • . A l!‘ *, M ri. Qutntou TputhtO f,• 'f r ter'Stoaflcnmir*. .M>. it. V/1 Mrs. J. A v (’innir. :riiu Mv Abralinm*, Airs. fc. 51 Carroll . :ie fjjunhip 0 P « p |L l e a ;rcai m id jlllli &i a c m e Co. • r ■t • Wagoner Furniture ( 313 First St. 12th Sireet and Sanford Avenue CooHaW.- Mb !I4^h^rt, SpivT, »rd .Mr-. }'■ I Vi:.' ~ * .i li- H You’ll find a great vhrie- Herman Childrj.Mi ' o H a v e Vvinfnr Dolls F IT ! IN, Dec ST H N S l-^ C b r•acti C haisoerlir. il. T rarir-A 'i. ti.- JPl£vr, ia il.- J ir :• A.r tvr»-ioT),. Imirioftullr* ■ a . . C f iiu n doll. Thou am i . i f tiny, .ii duA**fTjmr«’i I h»! II I ‘‘Ch -lior!!n 4*‘h >*it*i»!'r this Christmas In the » ik rl! -. of tov oirplae-* cnUod * ' ................. It I ’ hi) gii'l'i int-Li!.> thi- reminder if 1 .• th*» * liiiif'r, IHn-I rv'ne fHyh* *o Oirmirdy. “ Miss Columbia" is a {lerfrrt minature reprodji.lion », the fa:iMm trnr..:-o<-cp. plaiv. and w om en and You’ll find the prices more than sa tisfa cto ry . Below arc a few suggestions TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS An cxcrllcn* nssortnu-nt of toilet •.'•is that.w ill make any woman happy on Christmas morning. The prices cover a wide range. These a re really tfseful gifts that will remind the receiver oT the thouahtfnlnesH of the giver for many, many months. VANITIES Sernnhlng evrr». woman wants evert If “he itrru lx kus se’-eral. Sanford Batter Electric Co. * * • i **•' Willard Service -a - Try our 5-point SERVICE • charge of John S. Fuller, operator of the R ed Tip service station at Altamonte Springs. • ty of g ifts for holh men M iry rsjwfljlUx ehole,.^ ,-nnitie* especially sterkM for*T< hrUt- CIGARS Cigars tis.brl»htly wrapped gift he re* for* discriminating men. t nrge rind Small boxes to fit •he individual** demand far KlftS. Your I ^ b le m Solved A I rhKse g ifts and mnny ‘. •hers still solve your last " in u tc holiday gift prob­ lems easily and ouickly. Into the store, look* nt the loaded couplers and you will immediately .v« the very things you wish to glv’e. • ‘ One quart of clean, clear and golden PERFUMES A varlod assortment of per. fu:noa to i phase the moht rnsltidioun of wopien and warm jheir hearth U hristm is Day. PIPES Something always gpod fnr the man is a fine pipe. A wide anKortmcnt in a wide range of pri?e*. ™ A > j J I a id 1 3 P l a t e Battery in oUa'ii 401W. First St O'JS V « »v»iq ' fl If Oil Is Not Needed, ticket will be issued to Get It Next Time Needed " �TnEHXNFOlTO ^ u tc l AY, DECEMBER 23, 1927 A P. RATES rttroM and collector aeot jiitrly for payment. __..... 10c a line ..... ......8c a line 2 T ................7c a line tya/rate-i on requwu 12—Wanted l^*dvert"sing is restricted t>per classification. •n error is made The SanHerald will be responsible nb one incorrect insertion, idrertiser for subsequent dons. The office should l)c ^ immediately in case of W ANTED—loo in to get their hair •117 East f«th St. 2 rooms furnished. I apartment. $1 Liio i ( or. ath and I’almetn Bicycle near Milane. Sat- FURNISHED npnrtment for rent in the Herald building—a dow-* Reward and no questions .Return to 390 E. Hughey town-1 cation at remarkably low rates Ask for Mr. Homes at The Herald * Vice. * Hi— Houses For nent DODGE FOR RENT: —Small cottage on n cars and Graham truck 1 rear of lot.. Will rent for S15 00 and 13th. Street. Phone -I per month. Located 1 at 1705 .Magnolia Avenue,>. Inquire at Herald INS & COWAN CO. Auto of'ice. ir and sheet nietal works, wch Avenue. Phone 7KI-W. LINFORD IIUICK CO 212 Magnolia Ave. ' Phone 307. FOR RENT—3 room house with garage. $8.00 a month. Apply 117 Poplar Ave. 19— Houses For Sale isinesn Service FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central mania transfer picture*, Street. ?35U0.00. rTnctically no taints, and brushes. Sun lorue Paints and Varnishes. en*h required payments like rent. r»!,i and Wall Paper Address II. H. R. Care Th; Herald. ! V: F im g* 0— Farms For Sale RETK in every thapi r.nd OVIEDO CELERY LAND k etc... Sanford Ceme.i. ts Cc-.-.pnny, Fifth nn<t 10 Aeres or more, flowing wells, 2 Railroad sidings half mile Sts. Phono 112-*»V. from property. Price $255.00 per , Russel. Farm s, Grovus. acre your own terms. J’nul P. :s. 110 M Park Ave. Phone Ram ett, 19 Wall Street, Orlando, Florida. Phone 8398 or 5313. FIGHT PRINT SHOP 21— Acreage For Sale PY service on anything ir* ling. A phone call will get FOR SALE:—Beautiful nrecage fra. Phone 417-W. 9 Railbetween Orlando roads. 33 1-3 be. acres, consisting of some high and some low land. Idenlly situated ll ROOFING—The P.oof Ev- for poultry farm . Frontage on old pting. Metal shingles, Orlando mail. Can be bought at Ft ream tin and galvinized a bargain with very easy payments. p c James II. Cowan. Ouk This is an opportunity fot* some M Third St Phone 111. one to get a desirable poultry faun for. almost nothing. For further P UP Y O U R O L D W A L L S information res R. J. llollv, Fir t ITIIE N E W W A L L P A I N T National Rank Building, Snnfoi 1. [n ilN G N E W A N D B B T POR F U R T H E R I N F O R M A - Florida. I CALL P H O N E 235-J O R V C. C O L L E R . S A N F O R D . FOR RALE: AT ACTUAL COST BEFORE THE BOOM. Well l <ented lat fac!ng eaat on Palmetto Avenue, 75 feet frontnge. In gmiil neighborhood. Very ilesindiio for home, quite clone t >school. $1750.00 Almost y o u r,own t ’ rnn . Address Seminole Builders. Inc. P. O. Box 431, Sanford, Florida. By calling n t The Herald offi«e a free ticket to the Milane will f’S DRUG STORE—Pretisns, Drugs, Soda. We are be given to Miss Mildred Bridges. 7«u as your piione. Call 103 26— Miscellaneous For Sale ^’G BLOCKS— Irrigation Must pell. R. C. A. Super H otn »mi general cement work, dyne Radio. Phone 101. •'onerete Co. J. E. TerPrnn. 3rd and Elm Christmas trees from fifty cents up. Comer 2nd Street, and Park Ip Wanted Femule Ave. M. M. Lord, phone 3612^_ GIRL WANTED—Have •1 piece brown wicker living room for young colored' girl r.uitc a t bargain. G04 Elm Ave, L years of age who needs l,nj and who will work in FOR SALE—Umbrella tent 9x9, ’« fur her kwjp pnd c!oth?n. good one , new. rhone 743-J. ! riady to leave the city to- 1901 Magnolia. Apply in person to 1422 FOR SALE—Special sale on po­ lice puppies until Christmas, 709 opl- Ave. Phone 244-W. A firet class Opossum dog $25.00. ^ Ro n d a n d m o r t J . B. Johnson, Lake Monroe. COMpANY. 112 Second A Shetland pony, will work or °o improved business ride. 50 laying white Leghorn 1(1ce property. Also will ririlpts, will sell reasonably. mortgage ns security. Phone 223-J. 27— Money To Loan Prpper and other spring , f om Stokes Seed Area*!,* Bldg., and b<* r.ur- typ0 strains. All icy to loan on residences ie nnford, low intr-est rate. Box c-<* TI.** n.ralJ._______ _ P o U t lc a f Announcem ent__ v o n m s (,y sr.M ixni.n COUNTY t h r r 'b v announce m* r-,r r**-elrrtl<*n to ths o f!,*<*■ f » o f «SmIn'',e Count*’ r srtlrn of the vo**( r)r.-o<M'ratlc primary D> b<* Juno. 1 w ill apprecl support. respectfully to !)• s - ^nughn. nptonie- , . ' Griffith. Dotician r ".. 30:. B. F.th St ***_ *• maHe, onlv , Blxrt in fW o rd - il. nrT-'ic!ock ^pairing -' ' * * ' • 0 » * ’ • * \ w m s flx B l o w s ./ V B llomcx To Th ' , >. J T ■ sh o p o o r »m ' « . V. W O R K IM MOURE!. • « * ’ * « niitl H o u r— " chnin. 10:00 ( ap*n Kidd's Ruccnneer- WOR WEAN WN'AC " FBI. WMAK WCAU WJAS \anitic*. Sheaffer Pen sets. Per- • " DA i \VAlt' WKRC WGHP fume, X.immlly's and Whitman’.! * " M \ ( V KMOX WCAO candies. Perfume sets, Manicure “ " ow n -lets, i nmli and brush sets and • l-:ft<> Memory I.a n e — KFl Kodak'. I aney's Drug Store, • Mill Kl'OA K llg KGW First St. * * Give ker an Electric Singer Sew­ ing Machine. She wants one h h d a y d k c u m u e r 21. ies. Sweaters, Ne.k Wear uckles, Soeks, Hnndker She needs one. Terms to suit *85.5, "'HAL Baltimore, 1,05(1; id Red Room Slippers Phone 80. 1:30, Centaui program; 8:30, Roy. f & Watson, 2il8 E nl Concert; 0. "rig k -y Review CTUBT A B O U T QuiTTiMGr TTm E For the Kiddies 423., ‘t, WllR Newark. 710; 8:15. ms K s w t m a Christmas in other lands; 10, Scoot- Captain Kal.i program; 10:30, Red For the F am ily 'rains, Nichols hand; 11:30, Hay State •but son . one laid left it on the booth had forgotten It. Then I Sport- Aces. hc!( by mistake. opened it, and seeing the address, Reasonable Gifts of all kinds •*• " • , 101.6. " E \F New York. (SIII: 8, “Thinking the person might it - quite near my shop, returned It.” reasonable Prices. Mi-Iai Titles S i r \ i . ii,e'ie«trn; 0, Aug)',Shortly a fter the newspaper had i m , 1 replaced it in the box. DurShoppe, 119 Magnolia. P e r s i a n s ; 3 ; o | a F e a i u ' e orc'o esannounced that they were responng the day no fewer thnn ten peo- -ib|o for the many 'pear! necklaces' . tri; nr. I'abnadive Hour; II, Ren Rfruie’s or. ' i n-.i' f humic: it to me, thinking, of which had been floating around, all Political Announcement LONDON, Pee. « 3 -(IN S ) En­ • nurse. Gin*, the last user of the but one of the boxes were returned. 451.3, " .1/ *, o r., 000; 7:30, :ck-a-By. L i - * Retold Tale*; deavoring to find o>.t whether the '0, I'*1;. a v.ciphers; *i 'Londoner,* who has |jng pos; e s ;■.•,! 'rlgley i l" Around th- a traditional ’v;.u'.ulioii through ' MOSCOW, Dec. 2 k— <INS) — sno; li . . Music. out the wor'il for honesty, was real­ < Ten-dun b tween Soviet Russia and <05.2. L i i *\ r Philadelphia. i j China was iner. ttsed tndny follow- , 7 tt; ti : i Whispering ly honest or not, the London Week­ ly Dispatch tins made a secret test. . | ing a threat by foreign Minister o rth o tr v Toy Tales.. rehicherin that* his government 448.rt V. t’ i I'h.Lmlelpptdn, 8tJ0: A doxen imitation pearl necklaces Announcements "could not to I? ra to the licastly 9. W(R ' a; 0:30, operatic were placed in snvud boxes to­ l» recital. gether with a note g.ving the nlflaughter of it * offiriab, citizens enfemhl 111.0, KDKA I iitslmriih. PRO; i!», urcss of the sender, and for two . and sympathizers in (’union." All Soviet vessels bound for Pittsburgh sextet; 7:30. Rock I- <ays they wer- ‘I 's t’ in vuriuitx Retold Tales; 9, parts of the ciiy. s. China wore ordered to return at llyt Lady; 8. Wtigley Review. Five out <>f the twelve were re ,. 1mice by a radio ord.r from the - . government tlcei cotpinatma. 277.0, "HAM Rochester, 1,080; turned. Of the five "No. II" 1ml k' 1Many about to depart fur China 7:30. Itlock n-Rye Lady; 8, Curtain in* most adventurous tune. It " a s le!t 6 a the s lie If in a telephone [were heal at Vladlviatok. Call*; 9, Wriifley Review. •• 1 It was expected that Scviil citl179.5. "'GY Schenectady, 790: box in a hai d re u e r’s at 8.30 in the " zens and officials throughout 7 -30, musical program: 8, Pro-Joy morning. At 7.30 th« same eve­ r 1China will be recalled rtivent Hour; 9, Anglo-Perslans; 9:30, ning the proprietor himself roh 1 .urther assassinations studo program; 10, Palmoliva’ turned i, to me given r duress. Hour. <*1X1.1, WBZ Springfield. 990: K, . musical program; 8:30 Royal • T Stenographers; 9. Wriglcy Review, ngined J08.6, WRC Washington, 010: li, f ( all- Waldorf-Astoria orchestra; 8, Cit- ALLANOALC it AN NA MANIA tt ANCAD1A ti BALDWIN :: BCE NIDGE :: BOCA RATON ti BONAttempt j,.H Service orchestra; 9, Anglo- VENTUNK CITY :: BONITA SPRINGS :: BOYNTON :: BRADENTON i: BRADENTON BEACH II ** , r Persians; 10, Palmolive Hour, tustioii ... (Legal N otices) BROWNSVILLE :: BUNNELL t: CALLAH AN t: CAMERON CITY :: CHARLOTTE HARBOR CT»Uui the Southern. J o u r n a l Conducts a ticket to the Milane f o r ! Vivian Speer nt The Sjimlerald. and F lo w e rs »V EAI* 15— Apartment For Rent Attractive furnished npart t and Found Corner Park and Tent! Frig: lairc installed, watei ing district, lost a Cali- garago furnished. Phone moonstone oblong gold n keepsake, reward if The Hereald will furnish M Cogburp a ticket to the to Mrs. J . U. Cabler, lane if he will call. >Pr«r. Signs of all kinds. ‘CJtd Paint & Wall Paper 10:00 — Palmolive FOR RENT—Kitchen rooms furnished, 11 11th St. representative ochly familiar with rates and classification will you complete information, if you wish, they will assist in wording your w ant ad ake it more effective. Herald Pl Em-R O’ Tim e BEFORE TH' th ev m o st , \ ’CAOsfe. W H E M \ S A M E . LODGE. T4ATG H E CAUGHT M E 1 A HIKJT A 0 O O T ' . ALL CLEAMED U P G t-T T V i r e a o t t { AM* READ^f T G O Go h o m e b efo r e 1 H O M E — H E E»E*Z-TR' v m h is TuE b l o w s , J M E V M H S T fe R l H E DewT Ma m d l E I VAiE Ootsi'TALLOW ' M 1ST O R S THts» me hateae t m ust WDAF. 14— Rooms Without i mart! TO ADVBttTISBRF GRAPH—repairing, piano ? by experts with 17 y e a n '■t . Sanford in uric store Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 MeAnrado. Phono R32. S:dO— Cities Service Orcheatn.; Christmas M usk— WEAK WEEI WTtC WLIT WR( IVOR WCAE WTAM " WJ w s a i w L in k sh M C (o w o e WDAF KVOO " FA A. 8:iM‘—Retold Tales;. The Gift at th- Magi— WJZ KDKA WJR KYW. 7 Wrigley Reviews— “ KAF ami chit in. D:0U—Anglo-Fersians; Orlor,tol Music—WEAK WEEI " T IC W.IAR "T A G WCSH " L IT W ill’ " C A E WTAM " " 'J WGN KSI) WCCO WOC WOW WT.MJ WRAP CAR AWNINGS.Co. 11 Rail Bldg. reduced rates are for wjtive insertions. 1 words of averago length ^ontevi a line. nirntim charge of 30e for im c h e s o u r o ' -T R ie G E A R . AMONG f e a t u r e d UROGRAMS Lun, Lock and f'honograpli ng our specialty. Tovs spurting goods, and fishsupplies, (Jen. W. Deetch cycle Store.- McLandot toot idiT*IU be receded HUPS MARMONS nford Automobile Co. etiolia Ave. Phone* 137 L O u tE A m o 7 v\' B u l l O H louiE ! Throw t h a t To Q o u t a m o b o r e Two Will soil for nothing the .Milano to Mr. 1 ^ 1 : C»sh In Ad*««* itomobtlc! AT THE SHOP Radio rograms 11— Miscellaneous D a ily HACK 8 t iik Test T o Determine Honesty Of People C H IN A Silverware Glassware Leather Goods The Jeweler A. 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Artists Homecoming; 11, dance hi 1lu stra ; 12, Car.v Me Rack To Old Vlrglnpy. IN TIIK I’1 H I 3 ' I T r n r i l T >>\ 8K M . INOt.K COUNTY. F I . MI!lDA. IN rilA N C K ItV J JI’FFF.ItSDN ST.VNDAUD UFF. INSUIIANCR COMPANY, a Cor­ poration, Complainant. - VS II S I.ON<I. and M U . I A N I.ONO. hi- wife I*, t*. HTANI.KV J A. To Howard Glen, all persmiI.OMF.IIS, and It. U. WIOIIT. De­ IipvIiik *>r I'liilinln* any Interest In fendants. the land herelnafl* r drserlheil ns oltDKIt OF P U H U C A T I O N heirs, devisees I.'sal. es. Rrunlres Ar TIIK STATK OF F U U H D A TO: ••lliee rl'ilmnnls oniler I. V. Kills II S LONO a n d M l . M A N IX*NO. dsci-naed. umi nil persons bavin* Ii M wile. *-o S T A T K TAX COM­ or tdalmln* an* Interest In th I MISSION. AIONTOOMBItY, A L A - roD<*wlnir ileserllied land, tn-wli [ IIA SI A. D e f e n d a n ts . TI*-- Northwesl ,*iuurler IM V II a p p e s r i n g fr o m a n a f f i d a v i t l - t * of ihe Mniitbwusl (tiiarier filed In dliis r o u s e by t h e C o m p ta tn (8 W l*l». Heellnn seventeen un t t h a t yo u II. H. LONG a n d Ml** (17). Township twenty-one M A N I.ONO, Ills w ife, a r e eaeli a n d South (IIH ). Ilsnue ihlrtv Kasl .•verf r e s i d e n t s o f a S l a t e o r r m in *I30K>. In Seminole County. iry o t h e r t h a n t h e S l a t e o f F l o r l . d a ; am t t h a t t h e p r e s e n t a d d r e s s an d p l a r s of r e s i d e n c e of you It. S. l.oN U utul L il li a n , tils wife, a s p a r i l r u l u r l y a s la k n o w n Is r - o S t a t s T a x C o m m iss io n , M o n t g o m e r y , A l a ­ b a m a : t h a t you 11. S. t-onif a n d L IL L IA N LONO. h is w ife, a r e e a c h anil e v ery o v e r t h e *« e o f t w e n t y one y e a r s anil t h a t t h e r e Is no p e r . -,.n In th e S t a t e o r F t i i h U , s e r v ­ ice i f a S u m m o n s in f’h a n r e r y u p ­ on w hom w o u ld b in d y o u o r a n y of ' "t U K U K F O U K t h i s Is to c o m m a n d you II. S. IdJNO a n d t.ILLLXN MINK. Id" w ife , to e a c h a n d everv p a r s n n i l l y he a m i a p p e a r b e fo re o p r said C ir c u i t C o u rt a t S a n fo r d . 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Hemlnole eieflili* o n Xfooda*. O** * |h K r i g i i ' e v . A. D. la*P. )*» 1 *ie Mill iif C.troolnlnt filed hereby C*|urlC ounty, rtnv \4 s i n * -r • Ip ( lie LUMBER Building: Materials Security Lum ber Co Phone 797. ntinve named ( ’oiirl by (he Cum- j plalnaols, y-niil* II Kills .a**d[ (tnlie II. While, airallisl you, 'ao.l ) r.fhers wherein null whereby Die j —,M t’oini.'sliiAnis pru' for u d e - ■ rree ram'ellng nny claim, right. I l s|r— ne ilrmirii. whleh LUOTA n CITY POINT :: CLEVELAND t: COCOA CORAL CABLES 1 : CORTEZ :t CGLIYTRY CLUB ESTATES :: CRESCENT CITY ti DANIA it DAYTONA BEACH :: DEERFIELD :: DEL*t*Y DELRAY DEACH :: EAST FT. MYERS :: EAST PALATKA :: CAU GALLIC :t EOGEWATER :: E 'd i. TON :: ELLENTON :: ENOLCWOOO :: FLAGLER DCACH :: FLORANAOA i: FLORIDA CITY u FORT L/.’J R Z L is LAW- LAUDER­ DALE i: F O R T VILLE MYERS :: FORT OGDEN :: FRUITV1LLE :s F U L- FORD ss GARD­ CLEf.'HY NER :: GENEVA GEORGIANA St GILLETT:: GOLDE N B ounn GATE:: QOUrtM Z B E A C H GOULD GREEN CITY ACRES 5DmpaHJ D GULF M E R R IT T MIAMI LANDALE :: DEACH It M1.V4I H A M P T O N :: SHORES C MIMS H A S T I N G S MISSION CI*Y ti HAWTHORN E MONROE :: NAR- HIALEAH il HIL­ ANJA HILL :: HOLLYWOOD :: HYPOLUXO »: INDIA- LANTIC :: INDIANOLA MIA* 'I It tt COCA- TEE It NOKOMIS LIARD 11 HOLLY ^r'CKNOWL edging the good Ifirit now manifest O A K h throughout our leautiful state, and rrcijro* eating the good tn'j/:rj and cooperation of our OJUS it friends end patrons, we with you heartily ; i l n OKE®» C H O B E E tt O N E * C O I O R A -L O C K A O R M O N D I! INDI­ OSPRAY I NTERLACHEN T E E N tt O R T O N A JENSEN D JUPI­ P A L A T K A tt TER PALMA SO LA tt CITY :: KENDALL PALM :t LA BELLE P A L M :: KELSEY LA- tt tt AN RIVER CITY CB- BEACH C I T Y GRANGE :: LAKE P A L M E T T O BUTLER :: LAKE PAOLA LAKE WORTH it COLA LANTANA R INE :t R I O ri R IO V IO T A :: R I V I E R A n n O C K t -E D 7 '2 ” PAR­ :t P U N T A G O R D A S H A R P E S it . C I L V E n T A L f U I tt C O . /.LL/r.'sTYAII C A R D C N 3 t T ITU D V1LLC W ILLO O nN II WC3T PALM Bl n PER- it P C T B R R n R ZOLA N O H U 3 0 N I A :: O A I N T A U G U S T I N E it S A L E R N O S A M O S E T it S A N F O R D it O A M M A T E O :: r . 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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 23, 1927; <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/3502e00dcdad18fb06cef86435299369.pdf 9175b5c32bf599a3f8d1e569d259e68f PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER ■ In in Florida's Heart. World's Greatest Vegetable s Richest Garden Land. p u blished 1ht THBWEAT P air tonfght, heavy north and light frost tn of central portion; Friday ing cloudiness with slowly tem perature. Leased Wire international News S e rv ic e MISTAKEN FOR SLAYER YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF Bov Who Is Attacked By Los Angeles Mob Thinking He is Girl Killer, Hangs Self Hunt Continues For M i l r d e r e r Excitemenf RiinsHigh As Police Learn Fu­ gitive Is In Seattle LOS ANGELES, Cal.., Dec. grisly indi­ cation of how th e people of Lo? Angeles feel toward the slayer of Marion Parker, was seen today. Mistaken for "The Fox,’’ kidnapper-murderer o f little Marion, the 12-year-old Los Angeles School girl, Ralph Me Coy. 18, was found hanging by a silken scarf in an unlighted prison cell three hours after he had been rescued fron( a Hathaway Injured In Motor Accident " ' - “ ' ' “ SEE. FI,.. D «, (IN S)~ Fons A- Hathaway, chairman of the State Hoad Department, while lying In hi-« home with two broken ribs, cuts about the head, and bruises rustatined in a recent automo­ bile accident, has been recom­ mended to Governor John W. a as n gnccesg° r to Dr.' A. A. Murphree ns president of the University . of Florida, it was announced hero today. Hathaway, who was one of thp state’s leading educators prior to the time he was appointed road head, is also a probable candidate for the gubernatorial cbtir. Hathaway's nrcident was kept secret until today, his of­ fice informing callers that he wn* “out of the city." hater it was said thnt he. wns con­ fined to bed with a severe nttaik of influenza, but his ac­ cident and the ense of his con­ finement was made known at noon todny. 22.— (IN S) — A WITNESS STATES PROSECUTOR PUT IN FALSE WORDS _____ SANFORD, FLORH THURSDAY DECEMBER 22,1927, SPAmLOTTERY Over 20 Reservations SOLON DESIRES Have B n Received For CRAZY OR DAY Local ‘ade Body Dinner NEWCORRUPT OFBIG DRAWING PRACTICES ACT n.» 1 " * * " * " » •» ■ > « Year’s dinner to l* givt 1 on tho y oth,rr conCTn» asked Madrid Ticket Holder Winner night of January « by tft» Cham­ for smaller accomodations. Indications point to the dinner O f Two And H alf Million ber of Commerce a t 1 le Hotel As First P r i z e For mt Uke’ “'’^orcHn to an ns being a big success. Mr. Trott2nd announcement today by ternary And J r d (io in g T o R arcelo n q F. J. T rotter who ij In { a rg e of »v stated thin morning. Fully 350 perotis are expected to be present the arrangements. when Edward \V. Lane, prominent Reservations have h eel coming Jacksonville banker and John in at n rapid rate, ncco: ing to Timple Graves 11, oditor of tho Mr. Trotter, although" n notices Journal, will be tho --------j l ave been sent out to tl» tnem- Jacksonville honored guest. The affa ir is being Awarding Of Money I’recip- ,Kn,hiP- Place* for 50 persons contemplated with much anticipa­ . t t I A tlan­ tion and it is regarded ns one of ila ie s Demonstrations In .h.nve~ bwm-e.nw *«‘ by tic Coast Lino Railroad Jirougb the biggest events in CiymihnY of Many Of 1’enin.suln C itie s Superintendent T. L. Dun *. This Commerce history. number may he increased|o 80 if In addition to address by Mr, MADRID, Dec. 22.— Barcelona present plans materialize Lane nnd Mr. Graves the program, and Madrid went “lottery mad" Tho Sanford Atlantic ationnl will include entertainm ent fea­ today ns the drawings in the nat­ llnnk hns asked for a tab 1to ac­ tures. The toastm aster for tho oc­ ional lottery were made. The prizes totalled 82.992,00 pesetas, comodate 20 persons, i eluding casion will he H. O. Shlnholser, employees nnd - guests. president of the trade organization. and first in line to witness the officers, drawing and the keenest to sec The N'ntlonnl Biscuit ( mpany 1Dancing will probably follow the that all was "fair and square" wns through its manager, C. J Jcm i- dinner it was stated a sixty-year-old woman. She hnd invested fifty centimes —not even n nickel in American money—in n lottery ticket, nnd she announced that she intended to witness the draw end protect her investment again** any irrrgulari- Gamble Participated In By Whole Nation ' ' V n , , t Pr l , , w „ IS .......... Senntor McKeller Of Tenn­ essee Launches Drive For Hill Giving Congress Con­ trol Of Primary Electrons Will Seek Enaction Early In Next Year Measure Will Limit Amount Of MoneyExpended lly Can didates o f Either House By William K. Hutchinson International News Servire Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—A drive for a new corrupt practices act, hy which Congress would as­ sume statutory control of Congres­ sional prim aries before the 1928 campaigns get under way, has been Inunched by Senator Kenneth MeFeline (D) of Tennessee. McKellnr announced today he would seek action early in the new yeur on his bill, drafted to meet the objections raised by the Su­ premo Court, in the Newberry case. Hia measure would place strict limits on tho amounts of money to jn Hi* Speech Before House be expended by candidates for the House or Senate in Of Parliament King George either either their priniury or election Declares That Empire Will campaigns. Not BeginBulldlngBlgNavy The bill would specify that a “primary or nominating convention LONDON, Dec. 22—(IN S)—In la hereby declared a part of nnd his speech proroguing Parliament inseparably connected with the today King George gave assuran­ election machinery by which can­ ces to tho empire and the world didates may he elected to the House that Great Britain has no inten­ of Representatives under the Con­ tion of embarking upon n naval stitution— (or) to tho Senate un­ building program, despite the fail­ der tho Seventeenth unicndent." The bill would force All primary ure of the Geneva Conference for or election candidates for Con­ limitation of navy armaments. After referring to tho steady gress to file expenditure reports growth of tho League of Nations both before and a fter their con­ King George expressed regret tests and would carry all the old thnt the Geneva Conference hail restrictions relative to promising net reached any general agree­ offices and supporters. It would ment. In stating that Great Bri- 1evoke new limits though on the amounts allowed cnndlUl_n_»“ lt , . t „ ,wj g . n , „ c„ mp, 1|n, various fund. DOTY HAS PLANS BRITAIN WILLNOT FOR WRITINGIHIS CONDONE LARGER TALES NAVY AVERS KING i nation Juror Kid well C on-1pesetas—approximately $2,500,000 tiriucs To Maintain That He I n e««dly fortune in the United Wa.slntimldaledlly O’Leary 2?*” ?"rT!ncy !'n'1 ,« jdzabh Wild Experiences Of M 3 3 amount in any money of the first Of French Foreign I mob which capturrri him fleeing prize, 750.000 pesetas were won by WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (INS) Will Bo Basin Of S from a downtown holdup. . . . . , . railroad employes of the Mediodia Which Doty Hopes To sharp ex- Station, who hnd ’chipped In” to The n:ad hunt for William Ed­ —Under n barrage of ward llickmnn, accused kidnapper­ *layer of the P arker girl, switched today to Seattle, Wash., following a hot “tip” that the fugitive had 1been raced to thnt city. The trail of the killer led north then police here received word | that one of tha murked $20 bills Iwhich the kidnnppcr grabbed from the hands of Perry M. P ark­ er ns he flung the mutiiintcd.hody of his victim uack at the giris's father, Imd been parked in Seattle. The money waa spent in Scnttlu police were informed, to purchase a pair of black gloves nr.d winter umlerwear, lending officers here [to believe thnt Hickman, who has I teen identlfbd ns the Pnrker girl’s abductor, had fled to a colder clime. ^ A wave excitem ent swept thru police- headuyarters ns tho news wns flashed back from Se­ attle ami chief of detectives H er­ man Cline, In charge of the mnnhunt, Kidd a luisty conference with his allies. While the entire police force stood on edge awaiting the next mo\e, the authorities considered pluns to safeguard Hickman from possible voilsnee. Veteran police officers openly expressed the fear that Hickman would be dealt with in a more summary manner if he falls into the hand.' **f a mob. Before police could save McCoy from the furious crowd, McCoy was terribly bantuii und his elothes torn to shveds. The youth was caught in a mad chase a fter he had robbed a South Main St. clothing store proprietor of $91.50 ami fled with the monqy. Three hours lutcr, Fred Mendows, in jail as a forgery- suspect, groping in n ilatk tank- where sixty other prisoners were asleep, touched the half rrclining form of the hnnged youth. Vcadows struck a match and heheld n perfect hnngmnn’s noose dangling from a rafter. The lower fn<l of the scarf had been tightenmi around the dead boy’s neck and held his head suspended about six inches from an upoer bunk, with the body half-propped on the cot. While police said they were convinced thnt young McCoy hud fommitted suicide, officers were detailed to investigate the poasiblllly that the youth had been lynthed by hia cell mates. Member Aadit Bureau O f Circulations mber fgion iries fritc aminatlon by the government. Ed-! buy a ticket. The remainder of ward J. Kidwcll, the talkative ju r - i 1,10 f*rst Prizc> It wn» announced, or 1, .ho F0H .-SM .ir roo.p„aoS. ; ™ trial, stuck stubbornly today to stration of Thanksgiving. his charge that the district a t­ Tickets totalling sixty million torneys' office had intimdoted him pesetas were sold In Madrid and into signing two affidavits of Barcelona alone ami one lottery sold six millions worth which portions were false. The agency most of it in the United affidavits were for uso In the alone, States, lturns-Sinclair contempt trial. , The witness insisted thnt jusist- 1 The lino of people financially nnt United States Attorney James intzrested In the lottery, nnd most ................. O’ ------Lesry---had• put Words into his everyone is, began forming in month which ho never said nor front of the Mint six days ago, meant. These had to do with keening n day nnd night vigil. before the drawings were statem ents in 'the affidavits thn Todny, made, the long line of thousands t o the liest of his recollection the of persons stood patiently by in tw irm on who approached him and weather that was below zero. Huge talked to him durln F th* rOU" ° of 1bonfires were lighted to provido a . niM N1 U I: • Mrs. Lindbergh Has Arrived In Tampico TAMPICO, Mexico, Dec. 22_ (IN S)—Despito mtsty weather and gusts of rain a largo crowd welcomed Mrs. Evange­ line Lindbergh, mother of Cot Charles A. Lindbergh, whtfn she arrived here just before 11 o’clock today. Mrs. Lindbergh was guest of honor at a lunch­ eon given by government offi­ cials. It was reported that Mrs. Lindbergh might post­ pone her flight to MexicA City until tomorrow if weather becamo dangerous. Shortly after noon, tho weather showed signs of improvement and Mrs. Lind­ bergh said she was certain she would be able to h o p . off in tho final leg of her long flight beore.2 I*. M. She was in tho ^before 2 I’. M. She was in the best of spirits and said she had sley. Oxygen Is Being ced ToComi Where Crew Of i MarineWasTrai N o S ign O f l i f e 1 Noticed Raising Operation#1 Require TwoDaya , The Best OfWeathei PROVINCETOWN, Doc. 22— (INS)—Tha INVESTIGATION OF today set about raising dead in NAVAL DISASTER mnrine S-4.the hull o f th e Streams o f oxygen TO BE CONDUCTED tinued to pour into the Secrclnry Wilbur Has D esig­ nated January Fourth For The Probe Which Will De­ termine The Responsibility WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (INS) —The naVy’s official investigation into tho S-4 disaster will get under way in Boston on Jan. 4. An order issued by Secretary of tho Navy Wilbur designated Rear Admiral Richard H. Jack­ son to head the court of inquiry, which will consist of Rear Admir­ al Julian Latimer, Cnpt. Joseph V. Hogan, and Commander L .'E . Bratton, a submarine expert. The court will meet a t the Boston Navy Yard on Jan. 4 and "thor­ oughly investigate all the cir­ cumstances” in connection with the S-4 tragedy as well as seek to "dotcrmlno responsibility’’ pedo compartment of sunken underseas where once six survivor* tho crew of forty had.pl> ed in m essages for air. r But silence reigns within though the divers have ch with hammers a clarion call i the ellmy steel exterior of the merslble that help has finally there la only the tapping an ping of the waves to answer. Forty eight, o r even 24 h> ago, this flow of air woulit L provided a nectar drink to Um sailors who once lived. The foi of oxygen into the S-4 a feat formed for the firet time h history of marine rescue oj —hae been going on since ten i clock lest night. C. II. Scott, the b u t diver returned to the eurface a t o’clock thle monring. He as did his comradss who p him, th st there t u no sign of within the crypt «Tf steel. The marine tendu- Falcon oscillate, the S-4 through the night but ceived no answering signals. Shortly after seven o’cl morning drivers resumed lions, making a survey o - __ ‘on* near the boW of the S-4 paratory to an attem pt to 1 po.i'oons to raise the forwai The weather continues fa’ despite a persisting storm wi A northeast wind is blowing the w ster Is calm anough to j diving operations. Dlvtrs reported today that is le u mud around the sobnuu bow than they had expecteda; fair weather continues, ponl will be immediately adjusted,; each end of a chain slung the S*4’a hull. The adjustment of the and subsequent raising o will take two days under favorable conditions, L Commander Edward Ells! (continued on page two| NEW YORK, Dec. 22— (I IS)— Bennett J. Doty, gassed in t o Argonne at 10 and a veteran 0 Syr­ ian and African Desert warf re at the age of 27, today turned j the more prosaic affuirs of bi ng a civilian and indulged in n sei es of conferences with book fu b l ihers nnd syndicate officials wh will broadcast his spectacular <ireer to the world. Doty, still wearing bis F *nch Foreign Legion haircut, wh h is no hair nt all, returned t< this country yesterday after a ye p of therefor. international bickering, whet H i Meanwhile, it is probabio that life was supposed to have be 1 In Congress will initiate an investi­ fo* the balance. Ho wns undoratoc I to K in, reiterated statements p w 1„ “ ner*lly., I gation of its own when the hollhave been sentenced to d eatl|for 2 S & m* " ° b / dny recess it ended on Jan. 4. deserting a fter winning high e n n , P s yi ‘n "I D ?*re Nt warmth. . .. - ___ . B tion and election” whils Senators I-. O lleilly and Bart Stewart, two I There aro now three separate dais for bravery and to have Tho Infanta Isabel visited the , , u v T !? ...J would have a |10,006 limit. There resolutions in the homo asking 01 the 15 Burns detectives whom wived from the firing iquad line ut midnight nnd distributed 4^5** lho MW “Th® delegates woald \,e a series of exceptions. Sinclair hired to keep the jury I®* hOr goierm nstit put forward tttoogi* v H h -t«.>*idaU>a fas. Sen-, such a probe by Congress, and co'fee and sandwiches. Th? first timely intervention of the under surveillance. prize of 15,000,000 pesetas was won can embassy at Paris. proposals for future limitation of «tor In. “tho States of New York, Senator W alsh-(D ) of Massachu­ Kidwcll denied that he was by a Madrid ticket holder. The However, Doty today rciteratod urmaments which, if accepted, Pennsylvania and Illinois’ being setts is plnnning to introduce a able to Identify either of the second prize of 10,000,000 pesetas hia denial that he had been sen­ would have led to substantial re- allowed $20,000 while thoso in resolution in the Senate asking agents. Denying salient points in wns won in Vigo. The third nnd tenced to die nnd declared that this ductions in naval strength nnd “ Mississippi, Ohio Missouri nnd that not only tho S-4 disaster be a lengthy statem ent he had writ fourth prize wining numbers were punishment wns to have beeq f 0*1*fTexns would be allowed $15,000. In ir.\estimated but nil of the serioue ten in long hand for the district held in Barcelona; the fifth in eight years imprisonment—a pun “ I regret that, thongh such an states having a single Congress­ naval disasters since tho War, Tho House resolutions have attorney’s office, no denied using Madrid nnd the sixth in Oviedo. Uhmcnt that many Ip the Foreign ratensivo community of viuwpolnt man the the limit would be reduced to the term “oil people”, and he de­ been sponsored by Rop. Griffin Tho owner of n small bar in Legion huvo placed second in p r e - 1wni’ revealed, It was Impossible to $50,000. nied another part which related Salamanca won a 500,000 peseta ference to death. reach a general agreement. But, McKellar said his bill was drawn (D) and Rep. Black (D) of New an ullegcd conversation between share of the first, prize nnd an ”1 simply got hungry for some thi* temporary failure, my to "meet the objections raised by York, ami Rep. Sogor (K) of New his mother nnd hiniself. "You equal amount in another ;rize. crab gumbo, wanted . to hear the Htm 'rnn.'ent htt* intention of tho Supreme Court.” He declared Jersey. Griffin and Black both know very well you wrote those About 500 of his friends telephon­ English Language anil got tirrd of f’rnDarkinic upon an increase in ho believed the court would hold want the investigation to go Into words in yourself." Kidwcll told ed th i good news with the result army life, so I walked nwny " Dotv lhcir navnl bul,t,in‘f program th at Congress hnd ample power to the Navy’s lack of safety appli­ the assistant District Attorney that the bar was wrecked in the explained. Six feet tall nnd’brnad- w,hicb U h"*''1 “ pon tho ^ "sid e r- control primaries for Congression­ ances, such ns they say aro in O’ iA-ary. jubilation. shouldered. Dotv ha* nnlv vUinnn w* vi‘‘w “* to defensive needs of *»1 offices. He enid that while tho use by foreign navies. • comforts > Biloxi*(| my wideapi-cud empire.” Supreme Court ruled 6 to I that of- jhe of- home at The royal speech, after ref- Newberry’s conviction of violating Missisiipi, ufter his exciting yea erring to the recent debt agree- tho old election law thou d ho set of war. ments with Greeco and Czoiho*ix Slovakia, pointed out: "They give Congress hnd the power to contrm primaries effect to tho policy adopted by Pr,n««;‘” under the Seventeenth my government to limit clalnu Amendment, adopted after the , of our allies to such amounts os F°U r! 1 A Marmon sedan ow ned. by will cover the war obligations Ju*L‘coa said so outr ght. , Mr. Santa CLaus, although quite RALEIGH N. C., Dec 2 2 -(IN S ) Two large road signs, directln, Britain itself has to meet." Percy A. Mero, Sanford automo­ I . _ _ busy making final arrangements | —Trial of the 32 flogging cases bile dealer, was almost entirely for his annual nllgrimege on Christ now congesting the Wake County traffic through Hanford, have be»., In conclusion King George euid L O C a l M e S S C I l f f e r destroyed by fire Tuesday night mas Eve, has kindly consented to Superior Court docket may take piared by the Chamber of Coni, th a t the unemployment situation — -® - about marce on the highway lending intb 10 o’clock. A short circuit make a flying visit to Sanford to­ plnce early in the new year, it wns Sanford from Deland and poinU la atill giving him anxiety, but in an electric wiro near the gaso­ morrow’ nftornoon and between 3 Indicated here todgy. that the government is Introducing A handsome Christmas north, according to an annnunctfline vacuum tank is believed to and 5 o’clock he will be a t the tho juniper Barbadensla' Governor McLean, win requested nient today by Secrotary E J . various j[eformg to assist men out have ignited tho floor board and Hotel Forrest Lake where he by Judge N. A. Sinclair, of Fay­ n t work. be presented to tha City caused tho blaze. I _______________ wants to greet every little boy and etteville, to call a special term of Trotter. row afternoon a t 8 o’cli Nine messenger boye, employees The car caught fire as Mr. One sign at the intersection of girl under nine years old living In ronrt *.o dispose of the flogging NO CHRISTMAS PARDONS members of the Sanford Mero was going south on Mellonof thfl W estern Union and Postal west First Street and the state this city. c h a re 's against the 32 defendants, road bears the inscription, “State Avenue to visit some friends. Club .and will be planted The treat has been arranged growing out of three floggings vir­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. (Ina) Telegraph companies, were the ville He became awaro of the blaze square a t the foot of gucsti of honor nt the weekly Road Number Three, South to through the courtesy of G. A. tually under the shadow of the There will be no Christmas pardons luncheon yesterday of the Kiwanis when tho flames burst through the nue. Sanford, Orlando and Tumpu” be­ Schlosser, manager of the hotel, North Carolina Capitol. A short program m arl . tween Lake Monroe and the Firet for prisoners in federal peniten­ Club. Each boy was given a new floor ns the car neared Twentieth who managed to prevail upon Saint tiaries. Attorney General Sarg­ formal presentation to til The special term, in event that Mero jumped out and threw sand Street intersection is a sign direct­ ent annouced today that the long dollar bill for Christmas, the' pre­ Nick to break other important en­ cipallty will take place, gagements to make a special trip it la ordered, probably would bo ing motorista to “Take N«xt Left Mtablished custom of ardoning sentation being made by Edward on tho fire In an effort to check be in charge of the girt itu progress, but the flames held in Feb. or March, it was said. F. I.ane, lioutenant governor for Turn to follow State Road Three.” certain federal prisoners on recom­ to meet the Sanford kiddies. He spread and the car was soon in scouts under the super will be dresatd in full uniform, Two defendants have been tried The signs are attractive In a p ­ mendation of the wardens of tho thle district. Miss M argaret Young The m atter of placing a com­ full blase. und wearing hia flowing white and acquitted in connection with pearance and are eight by 10 fcot federal institutions, will be aban­ C. Haddock. the flogging of E. A. Jones, rural bined Kiwanis-Rotary-Uon sign at The fire burned, for an hour, heard. His trip will require *uch in size. The tree will be planted doned this year. each of the three entrances into demolishing practically all of tho landscape expert with the speed that he will not be able »o merchant, and Sam Green, his ne­ gro helper. Thirteen other men tho city was discussed and action body and causing ’ considerable ance or Jam es Mon com? in his huge sleigh drown by was deferred until next week. damage to the engine. Mr. Mero supervisor of beaut dozens of big reindeer, but may stand indicted in connection with On next Wednesday tho club will went to a nearby home for assist- and members of the come hy airplane in order to be the same flogging. Three men have been indicted in hold ita annual meeting when new- ance and upon hia return tires committee composed Thieves last night entered the here on time, Mr. Schlosser said jy elected oflcers headed by S. M. nnd accessories on the automobile W hltner Jr.,- Henry connection with the flogging of Will Rrocery store of D. Cavourn, 425 today. Lloyd as president will be in stal­ had been removed by thieves. Fourth S treet j»nd made away i Santa will shake hands with Dean, a white man, and 18 stand Roy F. Byrnes. led with appropriate exercises. | Mr. Mero placed tho loss at *ith goods valued a t $50, areord- every little ehild who visits the Indicted for flogging Purvis Wood The tree will be Following the luncheon, the $2,000. The machine was partly years to symbolise the i ln*f io complaints filed with the hotel. If ha ha3 time he may put and Ernie Brewer, Holly Springs The, Milane Theater ens host be presened to the Benson Springs board of directors held a short covered by Insurance. Mr. Mero Christmas. It will., be Pflllce today by the merchant. them on his knees. Anyway ha youths,^four years ago. this morning to a thousand San­ Institution. " m sstlflf a t which time E. J . T rot­ escaped uninjured. and lighted during the I’atonra discovered the robbery will have a gift for every boy and ford boys and girls wko packed Tho theater party was ons of ter was Elected secretary t6 succeed girl. So Mr. Schlosser wants holiday the local showhouse until stand­ *"*n he opened his store this keen enjoyment for the children. ing room was hardly available. They had the time of their h res L. G JBebout who has served in aiming. Entrance was made by every mother In Sanford te bring VIOLATORS ARREST The occasion waa the annual and voiced their approval of the that capacity for the past th ree’ racking the lock on the front her children to meet Santa and say hello to him. ♦,*w-il Christman party staged by the tnornlng’a entertainment with fre years i* .°°r. The stolen goods included ATLANTA,""GaT A good time is promised the OAKLAND, CALIF., Dec. 22.— management for the benefit of n$arvtte*, tobacco, soap, randies The entertainment (IN S)—A state wido search for the poor. lng,nVeUlng° “^nnd hsniicUpping! S c h o o l Q u i n t e t P l a y S j In keeping with a custom Inaug- (IN S)—Tan persona **d several staple groceries. The youngsters. under heavy tbondi J*?‘t l* believed to have been com- will last for only two hours but Dr. Irwin A. Cole. Physician, was) More than 100 boys and giria Several hundred balloons dlatrU A l l f i f a r f l T n m n F M — Ur*te ,0Vi!ni ?•***of violating the federal Lossing the hotel management anticipates underway today. The search was from tlw Methodist Oiphanege a t "‘‘Bert In the -early hrnirs this Pest of the American Legion as­ laws as a ..result of a one of lhe most enjoyable occas­ Instituted a lte r the Hf*l*** b°<ly ° f Benson. Springs were honored buted among them added to their doming. sisted by members of the Legion raids lata yesterday ions of the season for the little Mr*.Betty Buckle, V e h ™<rram’ I An basketball team will 25 was found guests. They were trought to • cases were on the police tots. * * Auxiliary are making prepara­ Atlanta on the operating table In Ms o |. Sanford In a string tf 18 closed 1 “ Sea Cats” a day with Jap- me** fb* Seminole High School tions ">urt docket yeetenfuy morning. witj to send a largo shipment of o n 'f f l quInUI tomorrow night * 7*45 0’­ fiCH her#. I cuff th© us© of which was donst* cases of Olive Strickland? Christmas gifts to tha inmates of r a f Mrs. Buckle, the mother of two «d through the courtesy of White! 2. “ Serving Time,’* showing the clock -*1 th® ,ch°o1 auditorium, ■J*fged With speeding, and C. H. small chlldrei), feared death If a Highleymon, Chevrolet dcnlera. Ia roe at**four*f need °c loe k"on "eartir according to an announcement to- the veterans hospital at U ko City. , lncr’ charged with parking hL» 3 £ time to o n i^ Ix tre n tT o f *•» id1<1. c« * o t lh . A b » « . or to , ( day bbvr Eddie Rawaon. coach of the tH rd child was born to her, C, D. g. d . Highleymon, me si her of the £serving w,th no lights, were continued . . i team - . . . . m u . _ __________________ United *chool Buckle, her husband, told police, firm, personally supervised the of the tiie population • '“ rbeen ? 1" parked & eonn dFirst s * . ?Streei ! " * •< «««• - u . n " tomorrow. Jessie Mae Harshe wont to Dr. Coles ofnt.i to excursion to nnd frosi this city, States. WARSAW, n.re. 2 2 .- ( l N S ) i Tha all-sinrs will indode such J i n noKr*™, was given a 30— ■I— 3 8. ra th e Color, “Zoo Ncckers.” players as McLucas, Smith, Wilson in front of Rouraillat’and Ander- — As a result of the contributions persona including Alfred submit to an illegal operation. inA I **01*nee for possession of Eluvra son’s drug store where all contri­ The woman, police said, died dor- of the little gucata, the Milane 4. “The Father of Iceberga”, Theorn. King, Co tjngham and Freyrr, Poland’s crack Olympic j **c»tis»ir liquors. The cases of J . TAMPA F management collected a dozen afield with the Putnam Expedl- Block nil of whom played butions will be made. Cigarettc;i. • I'liodg for alleged drunkenness sprinter, were killed in a fire ear­ ing the operation. cigars, tobacco, oranges, nun f ir e todav t tlon in Greenland. ' considerable football. jn ex­ large boxoa of fruits, nuts, ralsly today, which destroyed tho . W . . . . ________ J ___ ------, ----, _ *** continued. ancient castle of Count Zazilsaw M iu M arja J. GomoUka, owner ins end candies. There was no adin tho rrd candies are enpecially desired, p o th er* Ct*ar 1 5. Our. Gang Comedy. "Your recta to out a at A thargn of reckless driving a­ a t Dfikow, near Jaroslau. Eleven of two Polish newspapers, on-z in mission price, the rnly r Karl frhults. commander of tha Ave. ami 18th * »inv the nil * A ama'I Own Back Yard." *„ field ictal lust, t u b y requeued that rroxiniately S t pJIJoy ^ynies Jr. was dlsmls- persons were injured. The castle Utica and the other In Svraeu**, nient being that each bov a will he “ ~ *| organ * number. . dcidrinr M make contrlbu- heated atov* « ’ 7 1- Cooper, charged with lar- was the famous pfrturj" pallN. Y.. is thoueht to he the only bring n small suggestions For My, ry tins to do so os p who ent lan- cqlkction. rf i l l ronn«c Ion with tho theft erv in Poland. A R. mbrandt and woman publisher of a f-roi—*'ancglKci id4 ivi* £ ? e ____aible. The t: -Lf; ;:\*nn, wm transferred to the ether convas'fj by old masters puage nowspsFer in tho United rjtett *-**■'- “ * morning I K Trince,” startin'? ,a turner row -‘‘‘ction of tho county court. Griffith. v.cre bumod. • , ’ fltaloo. ,. ’a. !*.•>-\-' ' ■, '■■ TP1i * > •■Tfl .... Lj Automobile Owned By Percy A . M e ro Destroyed By Fire Santa C l a u s Will T r i a l Of Flogging Greet K i d d i e s At Cases Will B e Held Trade Body Places Hotel T o m o r r o w Early In Next Year Big Signs On Highway Garden Club Meml To Present City Yule Tree Tomoi B o y s Entertained B y K i w a n i s Club Thieves G e t Away With $50 In L o o t From Local S t o r e Thousand Boys And Girls Present At Milane Yuletide Party This Morning State Wide Search Made For Physician Legionnaires Gather Gifts For Disabled All Stars Tomorrow Sr.?"!!? SSMT Flames Ruin Famous Gallery Of Poland’s �inn hera Professor Thinks Doctors ShouldUseAdvertisments To Teach CareOfBodies lb Davis J. Walsh International News Service Sports Editor . NEW YORK. Dec. - l .- T h c iir\ TI ■ Ifgtd reason for Lum;ball’s concet.ed lack of interest in n man, wh i will hit .25o until sucii time ... they wheel him away from ih u . in a strictly horizontal posture, was forthcoming today in tin Mon W ill form of n so-cnl.ed low down on E u r o p e 's Ty Cobb’s financial arrangem ent A lle n d ‘ V. .rU; i «-:if-•roncc* last year with the Philadelphia Athletics According to tlvsc ad­ vices, Cobb stood to win SHU,01Ml — not a head of lettuce, jiist . bank roll-during 1027, mi-aiii.v> that noboily can do busliii’s.. will Cobb today a t least until the i.mu gage on the Ford sedan is paid off As for this speaker, it i< under stood that the Mashington Club would like to get something for his release, which would nccou r fo r the fact that nil activity con­ cerning this gentium an h:is come to parade rest. They might want Speaker hut they don’t v\unt the $.'15,000 kick in the bill fold llu t went with him last year. If this sum has the hoys stopped now, Cobb’s 1927 n rm m rm im r'ttns Make* Their h’.ym ents On War ■berm* Of Making tMv M*iy STATES* T MA ^U N IV E R S IT Y OF FLORIDA, AGUSTA. Ga. ( *INESVILLE, Dec. 21.—-( Athl#t- time it ripe in th'c • I S sm drn pns. j Q V - TUCSday of P r- A. A. dinicnl Furgory a .•urphroc, President o, the Uni- U niverstiv aJ in t rs.ty of Florida occasioned d c c p ]Mn f f„ r a * „ nt •f in athletic circles here. paign by the ph.vsi A irue sportsm an, a lover of to toll the lay pub •■an athletics, himself n golfer lt< know about its* exceptional ability, ever inter- proper carr. «.’f Children >!; r­ . ted in the welfare and fuccosh “ If we could pi f ,-e T hey Arc Y -ir athletic team s o f the institution, people of the wort m I GirlM Married I'n resident Murphree worked hand form ation in reg Is Serious Problem hand with sports authorities in rcicntific medicine • development of Florida ath • has been aide to | o I .■ _l.— i wo t hoi ■ • «: to their present lofty stand, new ears in the p Dr. Bloodifnod, nt ;i m ii riot, tiuiorc th .• id. old un I 71,(100 boy i r-d iu n t Mtrrpbrro bclici/'il Surgical Associati a ..... I under f u r year*. •nt in the u n io n lu m of every *" i,(? "° 'luestion . 'i I f are widow;.” Thu hool and college, athletics held t,on of h“ m“ n >" ff' is u .,,1 fioni Mins May*' n im portant p! cr in the proper cr*ns.'! " f h">,P,n.e! Mothci India,” which h:i- vglupment of mind and hotly. Mis t,f 'clPnry throu*hl a i* n«a ent in Indii ..rtv support, his sincerity, Ips Bloodgood that occurs in '*•. n m iration and joy in cican. Particularly the si a d i' ti ’ nn cx-Ministfjroroun nthlctics, made him a true vvh!ch ,K‘ 3n!!* 1 ■ii'li: • ’ovoriiiiti'fii w *aefnetor of the out-doors. ‘f. .n|,,s‘ dl,;l! , .... .. , other thin?:i to sn ' ..nt. Everett ^on, director of ,,, w.|| ' blutirs was e rro u te to the mid.... ' . •• J.i Jh »v, ilu- vx-Minint. .V st to attend business m atters at - We d«. not knuw"t i»* u ea.ly m arriages, n >" tune of President Jiu rp h rec o ,._r There i* no i . i 1i.ige • of infant i, ns he puts li.illi, but he was reached by tel- i cuialiv* serum ' ml n i l n> ..i hi the roum nl tin •.aph and returned to the Uni- , u r . „f earner ilep i a. ini', v.r.ica i> fuiinded upon <It ' ' s»ty ( icy late Tuesday night. tin- education of t n* ’. a.-riig public opinion union ° f lb*. Murphree, Jam es II. Hoyd i ‘ CiinaT i i the l I’e edjoa:eil people agj’.in.;*. ehi. ' graduate mnnagur of uthlet- local disease, and i - lor several years, said: “ Dr. a l.wul condition Murphree was always an inspir- «am ->r. With th.’ ittir.it to our footbnll team. Tho j • veryone will lie a loved him and in lii.i passing m l condition— that Bi cnt loss is keenly felt. Each j m olc.’ii sore i pot ,j ear that I)r. Murphree mvompnn- the mouth, a pair, o ■ onr team to Alabama, Florida unusual discharge, m n.fr • vn« made t<> the • s t 'Tvicc by D.'. .!. prufes-or of ring at the Un: j. and one r.f th. •ntisi who attendmi-clin ; • f ih • itnti* of Ciieniiriil ijie vevandruin and Ej.vftti.in ••I. hi ni's;s and the Inter <lnv p »''ile ■ i*-nti- 1- of lie iiiiddl**c .i's I! 11bo"i* I on this forerunner o *'h* i ai illvelopaumi .m l man.; of them i "i i i,** prison i‘iiig"i»i * .• I tiieir heads f> r t!a i oubi'.'. (.'•m ini Experiment Hut rc e n ily ii Gernisn u n ii't uni'iiinc'ii that he had Mirctcd.d i-i Iran? forming mercury into ’• Id a piece nf gold about tlv siz* of a fing. r nail upon vh 1 ha Is'.'a n ig ra veil the date of t i lih veu I'rtt. Not so m i h mcr.u -',' v a< rci|uiretl, l»*ii a a .: aninunl of eleitVieal eneru- and years of experimentation figured Lo n d o n , Dcc, .Nearly nil Europe, | |8h Isles to the Me, in the grip of n , '•ay- In addition tc rcraturo and heavy pales ufe whipping coasts. Italy reported a | in temperature in a three foot turning part of the a veritable Siberia art* ranging over hampering railway ere cold snaps are from France and Continental Europe Building Materials Security Lumber C When Joseph Rohe ii. 72. applied to a St. Louis judge for a m arriage license and " a s asked the name of iho briile-to-he. he replied, “ I don’t know; i just met h ta three weeks ago.” Daniel , Brown a Tennessee mountaineer who believes that man must not alter the apprarance God gave hint, war. arrested for refusing to permit his two sons to lie vaccin­ ated. tlorf FLORIDA hank deposits gained K37.1 percen t from 1922 to 1927. in t h n i>. o c e s s . Low?, having more money than he can .throw away wi h a pitchfork in a week, ua.urnliy is doing nothing very rapidly and with greut enre. hpenker, not a puliiiv charge in hia own right, in doing tho same thing and keeping riy.u B tI t' ’ ‘ At the recent bi’xchulDnu'c ingi, it was said that iv ither IMiiimMphia nor Washingon n■•tually h.; I period with th* star . il it hough those in touch wiih tiie i niladelphta situation insist! I that foil* " n s no longer connected with tl; mifit. However, in case the farntniity of presenting thes.- t.n.v,. !.• * and the cures arc less than ten per cent.” The public press and the medical ptof.s.viun have so instructed cer­ tain groups among the people that we know now what we ca.i prom ­ ise ;h isc who have understood the ci. Tec’, information and had the courage to act a t once. “ If t!i| load lesion is not yet cancer, the -uivs of r our to ary 100 per cent. Ii the local lc:-ion has became cancer, hopeless cases are r*duci’d 'min 50 to lest than 5 per cent, and cures increased from 10 p* r c n 't mo o than (30 per cent. “ Ir .a -', in the early stages the cures ivmli X0 and 90 per cent. The fr.ct is that our treatm ent for cancer today to be effective in more than M p .r cent .o f cases must be applied curly. The public must gi t c mtinuously in some way correct in •'ination. A family physician who ir. consulted nt trt'f|iient intervals for correct in­ formation anil periodic examinn- A ll Europe Suffp, Prom Frigid \V« fe e l the O N li—all b "unci^jJ* ittg even iu lightenaiu all roads. Amazing rcwm checks spring recoil kiottitt ktartccL Only device d.iipM diiltrcnt makes of light cut instance, if you are an laino*j come in and ask forWavotT Aa Stahiiator for die luo. 1 for seven days. Thcni/yauaJ turn to hard, bounciof fiotoi we’U refund every ccnf of i money. $29.00 lor cumploiij four, blight invtallatiuachiq G Shop Early—3 Daj s Left \ T.iii i ll' iusi;:,l .M.v, . >!Rh, D;c. 21._(IN K)__ t ,, p New York flmritr. have lelrasoutfielder Clarence (“ Hehtle” ) Mueller to their “junior varsity” soiii* • , Toledo, in tho American Assocon. a in Lion. Manager John McGravv, ary i • who recently rulcaiud catcher AI f . i. Devorrotr t..4 Toledo, k making room for two youngsters, including in •"■•■r a badly needed catcher. The Brook•' i i a , lytt Robins lmvj sent Eel Streleekl, . t., |*ur. ly j-c... k'lirin** cm ’.his countr uy ai i. ' r Am* ' • : t ir•» f•. W hit c ' in' ' ly ’ \ ' 1 1 rluht l ul id pitcher to Milwaukee 1r 11 ’ ‘’1: : • tr;,tl ■' ' ' • ki soil as px ’t payment for Hr.rry Kit-on- Gift Suggestions Candy Stationery Toilet Articles Leather Goods C ijia rs Smoking Sets Military Selr Christmas Cards Perfum es Kodaks W O T S© ANFORD DRUG CO. St. Phone.325 AUT0M0TIV ELECTRIC 0 \V. 1st. St. at Oak Slioul i. t 'oacc N a v a l Battles To Disappear S t a t e s A d m i r a l Andrews nu nt ami codiHc.itb'ti nf internationul law? In th>' wor’d fil'd xuch . a*- the fo!.'-wing v i In- d*'i icii hv th? I • : \\ '. •> c-;|ii I i i • CLEVELAND. Dec. 21. Ir. • towahl uUimut? outlawing of v ,, 7 nddrcM delivered hctc, a few dr.y, What Ffcp? should lie taken', t'* ngo. Admiral I'hllip Andrews, (' bring about tt tin!forth policy flniimt jnAlhr.-v respecting protv^lion o ' ii •s; N-. Boston, commandant of the ■vc. titici'l.H for tin* development ol »ixlh area, declared th at navul Lot­ backward countries? ties are »o uncommon that they If u Stat • Department rcpr.'i-cn»tay «oon dianppear altogether.” | ta tiw attcml.x. he will probality d •• U’ i.,®..0" '1 n,0f'f' ‘he lute .v ito more ftcrioUA attention to (Iu; world War proved, wc ore getting la-t (|Uestlo'n than to ull th" other, away from butties1’ Rear Admiral j combined m the “ proketion of inAndrews said “Compared with veatmenta’’. ««.-■ in backward coungreat naval butties, the buttle off trie ...cs," cspechtlly Nicaragua; hnthe const of Jutland in which the , proven the must difficult task con­ great British Navy participated *fronting the Department in many wn.v really insignificant.” Speaking before the Save-Oldironsides committee, of which he in chairman, Andrews recently nutlined the present function of the Nav y as th p stable, powerful and everlasting ..... ngent of pcucc. Up want peace—peace with A White Leghorn hen at the nonor und justice,” lie ruid. “The Ncbrnrka A gricultural CoJIrgi* creation of our ships bring.-, de­ poultry farm ha* luid IJfOO egg. iu fense, keeps tho routes of Com- lv . than iiino years. J. Luc «>f Dawson, i uu over by ;i inrm tractor days in succeaaion. but was badly liurt either time. !l without loss nf lim e | from business e Custody L iO IW cia! Christmas Offer • NEW D ill.AN'S. Dec. 21. (IX.S) .Mr . lai . W. Orchard nf Richmond, Vn., t«ilay won the cus­ tody o." two «»f lu*r three children whom she'found hen* a week a gu n ite r u three year f-ehrcl. over Iluxe i-'iiintries for them and her divurced husband. Through a rompromlit with her huhband, Paul \S‘. Or* hard, whom f Ih> has charged with kidnapping the children, Mr.i. Orchard will have custo'dy of two girl?, Rebecca, ix. and .Martha, m ven, and the father will ritaln cusUdy of Paul Jr., aged n/ne. The compromise proposal was of­ fered to Judge Slilnnor at tho openpetition fuu a habeas m rpiis writ ing of n hearing on Orchard’s Bn* cu-tody o ' th ; childn*n. Judge Skinn- r approved the arrangem ent. Mr*. Orchard offered ducun.spt:>ry eval.nc.' of a divorce dec re a filed in Aiciuiia, Fin., giving .her custody of the three children. ' ? Blue Bonnet M a r k e t h a s se c u re d a sp e c ia l c ro p o f fin e fru it fo r E x tr a F a n c y G ift B oxes o f O ra n g e s C h ris tm a s O rd e rs T a k e n a n d Announces the Appointment o f SE M IN O L E M O T O R R iv e’5 G a r a g e CO * As Associate Dealer/of TUBBS-ROGERS MOTOR CO., Inc w ith jnraxnrc ! ic n p p n in ln ic iitn f u nevf W r*announce liM'al d ea ler ivlm list >]»een M 'leeled lie em iso v e believe Ins orjfiinizali(ii) will re fle e t th e hty b stu n d u rd s O uklund Iiuh set lor scllinp; an d servicing iis m o to r curs. Call on I Itis new dealer. Ask h im to show yo u th e O ak­ la n d A ll-V m erieun Six. th e new c a r t h a t liuz» w ou iho udm it alio n o f all Ai|iericu. • G S h ip p e d f o r Y ou Hoc alst» th e V ontiuc Six, belling u t su rp risin g ly reduced prices, it loch is now sarp assin ;; tb p w o rld ’s (pcord aule* m a d e d u rin g its llr^ t year in p ro d u e lio n . • j— _, ^ F. S. Vernay und Wm. Musgrave Props 2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue. A nd re m e m b e r th a t th is new d cu lcr is a u th o riz e d to sell Good W ill l sen I 'urw, available only th r o u g h O akland1 o n lin e d e a le rs u n d o ffe rin g t h o r o u g h l y d e p c n d u b lo PLANT CITY— Dome «r borough County’s cqurthnu * I'uintwl. THE LEAGUE of Nation* d nut like tho American naval ] If "am. , SAYS r a Christmas gift « nothing is, better an a set of beautiful dishes or per­ 8HAEFFKK LE.VDS NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.-GNS)— A new 18.2 balk line billiard champicn o f the warld probably will b ‘ crOwred toniTl,.*,' Jake B "ha''ff»r wh, I y ff tin* cJ*An»n!i>iu»hlf) hy n W tf» 900 chin mo m in;- in •(Hi fKlirrt . r*»ttch. At*. >th*r point bio-4 will be p l ty .j ti, , f o n ^ t « ° i r h cl’J i i n- ‘w-1* Greasing 75c Tl RES & TUBES Getter quality for teia money. ’ CECILL. RINKS 1CC1 W. I’lrat 8 t. haps an Electric W affle Iron.” $1 0 4 5 <o ^ 1 2 6 5 9 7 4 5 lo * 9 2 5 All P r im a t Factory MOTO ft �TUB SANFORD iJ T jT o a s^ w ssrd S ! other Hunted as Kidnaper Captain Em cst King, one of tho aide* to Admiral Frank Brumby (.claim ed: "Thank God for that." Youthful Slayer Of Farmer Begins Term (continued from pnge one) reeling the salvaging work, told International News Service today. RALEIGH. N. C.. Dec 22.— Under a sky powder?d with stars (IN S )— Alfred Denton. 14-year-old ’.he tnlvege f:cet woried througout confessed slayrr of Nash County, the rig h t. At dawn, the double hose teday wns fxp.ctctl to be taken to nttm-hed to the S-<' tube of the S- the -Stonewall Jackson Training 4'r torpedo compartment was still School to serve his rentence for throbbing oxygen in o the chamber killing T. O. Taut, a Inrmer in n of death. <lir.uor feud. Denton, after several weeks of "If there is nny life left on board the S-4 we hope that the fresh a ir j observation, was declared sane by I elng supplied may revive nny \vh> I D; Albert Anderson, superintend'till live but may Ih> unconscious." jen t of State II spunI. and was then saiil Lieutenant Commander Ells- paroled to the training school by Governor McLean. i burg. Denton was originally sentenced F.llsburg estimated th at four hours of pumping should resusci­ to serve 'ive and one-half years in tate un unconscious man. More State Prison by Judge W-. M. Bond, in Nosh Superior Court, but before hnn double that time has elapsed he arrived to commence his tsrm nrd there has been no message re- Governor McLean issued a parole civcil from inside the sub. How- ^ending him to the training school. e cr, it war udmitted that the vic*ims migh ne in such a mental and YOUTH MUST DIE -hysicni condition that they would challenged Acosta to nn “endut*ante contest.'’ Chamberlin proposed that Acosta awui: completion of the Chamberlin Uelluncn plane , tp i J t e s t s and t h a t b o t h m e n t a k e o f f at L n a u ra n c e K O C O r O the same time to determine who _____ could remain longest nlof . Acosta j ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y„ bn« not yet accepted the challenge. jW . 22.—(IN S )—The attem pt by Bert Acosta and Emile Llurgin to pilot the- Fokker monoplane Splitdorf to a world record for su lained flight was postponed todnv MONROE, N. Dec. 22 (INS) ‘.u n t il Dec. 27. — Fire of undetermined origin, jw Acosta snid th at a test flight after sweeping u main business this morning with 4Q0 gallons of gasoline proved that ! the load for block here, was belie veil under . the actual flight will huve to he central a t 10 A. M. today. Damage was estim ated in excess redistributed ami that certain nvi ’ tor ad ju stm en t ute necessary .He of $250,000 aid of fire fighting Mtid he found the plitnc tail heavy. apparatus from Charlotte, "0 nearby • The ship will have to carry f>00 miles away, and other ^ '’gallons of gasoline if Acosta in- places, was summoned, he fire ' tepds to remain up 60 hours as he the blaze was controlled. The has announced. The present world Monroe Enopirer Blunt, a lutedrecortH si’:heId by a German Junk­ ware store and n drug store wore ers plant. It is r.2 hours nnd 2 1 destroyed. m inutes.. During the day Clarence Cham­ berlin, trans-A tlantic flier who COLD DAMAGES CROPS nccorJlnft to \oc*\ farmi I®*. I *A , hejr Mechanical manicuring J njrc as n m a l t of th i he ■do,/k ' Hpcrnt:d by chctricity If * FST PALM BEACH, Fln.D sc. wns reduced la it night * U - ' raid be teven tiniej as rapitl n3 | oaso in, :> human manicurist. *» -(IN S)—Crops in ihis district wind prevented conti of ■ h , suffered henvjly from frost, weather. • The British Army has a new une' man tank equipped with both enter* ■ pillar ami rubber-tired wheels, enpa i a tle of Fring more thnn 100 ahotj 7 'Tool-proof" >« to ba m anufactur- c minute. SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB t‘d a t Petetforo, Om, a t a cost of . • ----------nbout J3.MJaliiing in a Christm as dinner a t *1.25. Early reservations, , Twenty newelectric locomotives 1 ,, . In ’'England were recently named f 1 JA ‘ CV®'°P :l f«r celebrities, one being called 1 miles an the Florence Nightingale in honor J .nvention of cf the’ famous nurse of the Crint- c enn War. AfoIdln>„lrpfili. d„,in„.ed ics Smoiing’ Sets Manicure Sets Chrstmas Cards The mos Bottles ToiL*t Sets Leather Gifts Military Brushes Cigars Kodaks Perfumes ¥ A ]\J17V*C TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 22.— (IN S)—Two men. hslitved by pol- > to lie escaped convicts from Walla Walla State Prison, were rc nnrti'd killed in n gun battle following an attem pt.d holdup of u,„ Winthrop Hotel here early to­ day. fn A llP O s ip o u e s U ffn n f C illv C I' Fire Destroys Main Commercial Square Lunches A CHINA Dor t Forget The Radio To Be Given Away Free! The Friendly L arX lV E j I O Drug Store latlan-wtdH search n»i boon In stitu te d for Mrs. O. W allace Bryant pd h e r two daoithters. pictured above. The juve nile co u rt depriveo • r nf th e ir cusLodr last J u ly because of sensational cha rge s In ■ 100 .Oiiu alienation of affections s u it Mr. flryant has died ngalnsl leary Westall. prom inent Wilfer a n d c lubniau of A sbjville, N. C Mr flrra n t ta a neohew n f tin nrv PnM . c-la x Pno J Y C O S lc I I O A rp _ a S A t t G m p t 1 -0 RS DAY, D Silverware Glassware Leather Goods The Jeweler SALE Shop Early — 2 Days Left Gift Suggestions Candy Stationery Toilet Articles Leather floods Cigars fm oking Sets Military f e lr Christmas Cards Perfumes Kodaks SAN FO RD D RU G CO. ir«t St. Phone 325 i big assortm ent of toys’ $1.25 tap s arc icing sold nt Texo, extra heavy imported rug, size 9 x 12 SI5 value Bankrupt price Suitcases Cretonnes and Scrims 'Just a fewf $6 su it­ cases on hand. T hey will be closed put at The T exas Company Service Station « • * 12th Street and Sanford Avenue will open * # Saturday, December 24 in charge of John S. Fuller, operator of the Red Tip service station at Altamonte Springs. Community Silverplate T exaco Motor Oil with each pui chase of not less than 5 gallons of T exaco New and B etter Gasoline Carving Sets At Less Than One half Price Beautiful horn-handled carving sets Universal Make, will make a handsome To be sold in the following patterns: Queen Bess. D utchess, Hampton Court, Tudor M ale. , Christmas present. $8.50 value. All the above patterns In genuine Com­ m unity ware in singjc pieces or in sets will be sold at less than •'» price. Rayon Silk Draperies All Wool Baby Blankets * An extra heavy grade of baby blankets which will muke an excellent Christ­ m as g ift for the baby. $2.00 value. Bankrupt Price FREE! One quart of clean, clear and golden T hirty-five cent quality in assorted patterns now selling for _ Rayon Silk draperies in assorted pat terns 50 inches wide. $2.50 value. Bankrupt price Imported Chintz Silk Draperies 0\ft1rg!azed imported washable etiintz in floral patterns and transparent. An 85c value Entire Stock Bankrupt price One lot of boys’ Keds in assorted siaos, a reguler $2.50 value, d o s ­ ing out at Ghanguble silk draperies 50 Inches w ide. $2.50 value Bankrupt Price Sold to ** 7 BUY DO N’T NOW W A IT The Public Sale Now Going On Tremendous reductions throughout the store If Oil Is Not Needed^ ticket will fye issued to Get It N ext Time Needed 214 $ a n f°rd Avenue Sanford, M■ . �k k .K m h m ft 1. U:f»V U}J‘.‘i>f5>: THE SANFORD HERALD, W P A Y .tlE C E M n E R KTHEL r* BLACK B l>* 4ib \ T""V............ ......... .... - ■ - - .j i m Gif?l WHO VFr.o*‘i W lttO f ttf ? 'I ) E 6 fP t £ - ' A O 'v /W E L L , IL L B E ‘ST O M PL O ! AM ' BOWS, »T V <Ti^!«vLy' a if o t f f a - . ■"TCjH "T^ im W I i s u f r ig h t . \ WMOVNED h i m f ^ U r ltf A . 0 « A /-o X o u ^ "TO R EA D f ’ 6 LU dti oXaxk.1 if& u s V.SJHEM —A- UH OThlEfl PEOPLES a -l * 2 0 o o iz * i u W K VNHE.M X HAD dctJCy-* M A tU — LETP5 SE E , IS THAT TWO 0R,TfHREE , C IP H E R S ? / Perplexing Problem Must He Solved Before Kansan Can Lc Confirmed As Minority Radio Commission .Member never has reg istered I H lS PAM“f e AM I i S H lR -p . VMe ’v E BATHS c WESSuH.Fooud If I 'XCOtf lM*Tht‘ SAM E. J \ ALAHIM’ R iGvTTWE-RE"•V o m h i s B u w ^ . __ V B uC H V f, WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Con^rcss is fncctl with the i|ue.-:irm of Ji?cl<ling what constitutes ft tru : -luL tried Democrat. This tu-roicjcitiK problem must h0 sot veil biforc Sam Pickard, of Kansas ■ confirmed a# a minority mem7 cf I he l edoral Radio Commis­ sion. The circumstances, as diswsod to(ja \ , arc as fuluws Air, Pickard, .biity two years old, was a eonihat aviator in the American Exncdi;onary Forces durimr the World \Vur, and wears a silver insignia of Cnosc veterans W'ho were wounded n action with the enemy. Owintr to his nff<\ prior to the mtbreak of hostilities. P.ckard ucvu- had an opportunity to voto nor to officially express his politcnl preference. After the War he 1ame to Washington with the Aprrieitlturai Department and since that lim e A MORTGAGE OM / 6 6 / 0 / ftU v v cw ' J n /U tu p f lh E M W E R £ MV P A mT S AM S H IR T * \ \ \ M UH H A D A \ M A w /a io a e I 0 w ! IN JE-H AO l SCM E-TfriM OM H IM - FER WEARS. HE. D O if V U A N T *1DH GO10k W HKaHHATTKl MEV > /, Crepe dechine Gowns Brassiers Step-ins Pajamas Bloomoi*s > Slips Hose Gloves » ^EWOH^TpATb* nor voted. hile technically holding lepat residence in Kansas Pickard has H a n k y 9 ’- ' Solicitor Declares SpeakingToWoman Is No Insult To Her — THAT KflOV.O LONDON, Dec. 22;—It is neither insulting nor likely to cause a breach of the pence if a woman ;-.peaks on the street to an unknown man or a man speaks to a woman in a fashionable part of London according to Kir Ernloy Blackwell legal nssistnnt to the Under-St ere* tnry of the Home Office. He gave evidence today at the first public silting of the G m -m nienl commit­ tee to investigate the problem of atieet offenses. ’•In the West End of London,” ho Veterans Of World War Face Event Of Losing Army Bonus WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—More than 050,000 World War Veterans are facing the loss of their legal right to claim the soldier’s bonus, with the tints limit for filing amili rations expiring until Jnn. 1, 11)23, and Congvesa in adjournment for ths holidays until Jan. 4. The foygetful veternna have two chances. They mny iile applica­ tions in the eight remaining days or depend on Congress to pass a n*w bill giving them more time. Whrthcr Congress will extend the llnic limit, nfter the veternns have bad savcral years in which HL& CTllFF / GETS INVITATION tion certificates of insurance is prcbli maticnl. Rep. Green, (It) of .Iowa, chair man of the House Ways nnd Mean Committee, declared today that if wa.i still possible for legislative action after the holidays. "I don’t ‘know whether I would favor extending the time or not there already has been ample time,” he said. The Ways and M»ans Committee rejected a plea by Rep. Connery (D) of MnsgachuTtta to push thru n time extension bill before the holiday adjourn­ ment. Actually, according to records of the Army, Navy and Marino Corps, there were today 671,517 veterans wjt of more than *1,000,000, men Mi is Anne Case is attending «ho served in the World W ar who evening classes in n London public hate failed to seek the bonus. Ap- school at the age of 75. She rpenks four foreign languages, Gennnn, French, Spanish and Italian. Miss lyr, Araki, a Tokio yurso who proved herself n herotiy in PANAMA CITY, Panama, Dev. tlie great Japanese carthquattr, is 22 —(IN S)— Panama wants Mrs. in this country to study Amepcan * hits ’ng methods. Lindbergh to accompany her fam­ ous son when he nmk.-s his flight here-. President Chiur.i today cabled •Mrs. Limibcrgh urging her to rcI'cut u visit made to Panama in 11114 when she came with her then little known son. CONVICT RETURNED RACCOONS We are paying highest cash market Prices for Raccoons, Skttnks, Foxes, and Wild Cats. It will pay you to bring . i * fare to us. FIELD’S FUR CO, 105 N . Park Ave. - Sanford, Fla. • Next to Valdez 25 Novelties Hat Boxes For Children Bath Robes Sweaters Boys’ Suits °/o !Discount On A ll Shop With Us Am ' I'lenscd ; Platinum Diamond Rings B A R PIN S • Diamond Mountings CA SH ONLY .. V 4| Thu Tost Office la Is a prescription fur C»ldF, (irippe. Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever nnd Malaria It kill, tht kcHws._____ The Jeweler U g h tn n can no w take rough roads ■t (ony. Gone—all bouncing and r n s s l-j. Amaxlng n e w W atson 5taMh: arvTvpe A A, Check spring WEST PALM BEACH. H a., escaped convict, will spend Christ­ rec-rtl he/*»re I# gets started. Sevenmas back in his cell. White, who day guerantMtl-ftce trial. I2H.0O escaped from the sta te Prison . fer ciiujUu s e to f four. Farm at Haiford last Sunday, was recaptured here last night when he fetum ed to his home "to spend W A T S O N J t a o il a t o r S Christmas” and threatened to kill his wife. He was serving a sen­ tence for embezzlement ut the AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. time of his escape. W. 1st St. at Oak Phone 21 “St a n d a r d " F is the rig h t m o to r o il for FORD cars and trucks IDEAL FERTILIZERS applied to Citrus trees now ded vigor and vitality so essential to the setting of the of fruit. ’ Longwood Dairy Milk Sanford’s* Cleanest Milk Now On Sale At Basket Meat Market. Phone 665 for daily Delivery snid, “a man romdy takes off his ads of a London muster he added: j hat to a Kiel and makes some pass**Uut the law extends in viihtKes j in# remark. T hat is neither inuoj ot|) (uai{.w ttaau uopinvi »qt tit nultinjr nor threatening.” To thin description of the meth- duct may bo very different.” IDEAL FERTILIZERS for Vegetables crops of excellent shipping quality . |fT# i y j i«r m T . [:i i <f * . * pur Service Organization headed by our Horticulturist^ Prof. Bayard F. Floyd, is at the command of every Florida grow-" er. Our field a. scienu scienti- ^ Held Representiye* Kepresenuyes are are. practical growers with w ho u u ,■ -• '-It -_ i, . fic knowledge of horticulture and agriculture. Let us help you With ^ Standard O i l Co m pa n y . “ In buying IDEAL FERT1LIZRER y ou get available plant food from s°urces known to be congenial and benificial to your crops. The field results given by IDEAL BRANDS during the past thirty-four years and the constantly increasing demand for them has proven that they are really “IDEAL" for Florida crops and Conditions. . T his o i l is carefully compounded and of the right weight. It gives you full power, les9 carbon and freedom from costly repairs. And it maintains a film on the transmission drum that holds up under pressure and keeps bands soft and pliable. IMCONPOItATtO IM K(MT*<KV *i * "I i produce maximum ( Something New your problems, . . A > . „ , Oregon Fir Any Size May be had at moderate price— at y * .1 Gasoline ■>^7 a u t o m o b i l e ROAD MAPS ofAidbafita, ^ 7 Florida, iitutm , t t had F ret a t aay o f oujr s tr v ic t stattomM. • r Manufacturers 'ertilizers Jac! Florida. �THE 1 The Governor Comes Out Sar.ford Herald kfcrd w w y n llm n « ii A s Brisbane Seesi It --------------------------- -— < 2 2 ,1 9 2 7 - — - Seminole County citizens have been much interested in T Ko Worn! of All Crime*. I l l M s n * U « A .ra u n the little box’ which appeared on the front pace of The Virginia’* Sterilizing I.nw, '.1 ' AND 111*, nl & 7 J 2 H I Z Herald Tuesday announcing the candidacy of lohn Martin a Percent Arc Criminals. m e c h a n ic a l rtfiitu, iimirr ari ..c for United S tates Senate. The rum or has been in eircula- Can Science ( hcck Crime? •f 'lu r c h *• lhor‘ tion for some time that t hi* Governor contemplated making I) f A rth u . il.M in n p a u t o r e pIka i r i n g C u n ? r 1if I * t n - T ir* 3 f n » 1X11 !.. 1IKAN ........KHiinr the race, but th is was the first authentic information that „ J O W A N I) lIF.nii'___ M iin im rr Park Trammell w A hl have a formidable opponent next CALIFORNIA AND the whole S an fo rd A u to k l t L K K . J O M .3 M n n . - i c l n u F.rflt n r June. * country aie shiH^til hy a dreadful f H H IK tU IT in ^ II A T I ' . * There may be phases of this announcement which do kidnaping at d murder in Los B rake S e rv ic e \*«f ... not please. Duncan Fletcher, Florida’s senior Senator, is a Angeles. The unhappy father, obey­ (•Mlha ..... . . ing the o rt.ti' °t the kiunapor, M o n th . : 315 W. I t SI. Phone 213-J Jacksonville man, as of course is John Martin. Kona Hath­ handed him 1*r p e r W r r k in gold cei.fiaway, logical contender for the gubernatorial helm, is also eai.es, and in i turn received part i I r n l i l , S iu tT o r il'. ,i!™ nerr n r « « year oid ■ n h .c rth e * Ir Ifcf t n t r r n o - a Jacksonville man. It might not be well for Jacksonville to o f the hedy of hi; 1(tana I X tn ii r m l w r r r f l r l « » trtim dnugnter, ureadfni , mutilated. be allowed to corner all the leading political offices. ■la .u p c rlo r urn* iifK » n l» u ll« ii ■ Ir Ik n te in m l t t r h l a d a lly r o » r r . Yet any fair-minded person is forced to admit that John THE WORST of ci:mi * is kitlFItOil FACTORY Mil t h e l e u i l l n a r i p « l « n f «hc as able and efficient a governor as any naping, *.ti» • it inflicts upon nnH 4, "“ h r I. 3 . 1. U r » - Martin has made TO YOU k l l r r f f l r l r n l I n l''l » r l > l n a m i l l « and shows promise of being able to ren- 'atheia and .n..t!n rs torment* ■ a a f r o f k a n i l l l n u a i n l r n r t i . I* this state ever had. •KDEUAL, ’ lltk h ll rq u al. dor this state a sim ilar service in the Senate. We cannot sec 1"rpuliTX'!i‘’'vvuh' utniiutkuv!’nty! EX'It A SEItVICE T h r llrra ld U a i»f I h r where his residence in Jacksonville has caused him to favor md when guilt i* veYlaia *yuo THUS & TUBES __ | t f i v r v a u o f I ’l r n i l a 1 Ion's- o n n<> delay. Fitriur*uU*ly uo crimv ite r a n t Innal A M u rln U m o f I’ t i l i ; particularly th at city or to be unfair to other sections of this at price* you would pny fot [ l l t l i c n i , A d v e r t U e r * . nn«t A « l * r r t l « l n i c state, and we see no reason to believe th a t his conduct in the tj morn dangirnu- t<> the criminal g Aft f t i t * « til«aH» r n u n l r r o r i * r h l t ««t** infirior, unknown, him.*: If. For it arame* interrae ti e r f U f t i l i r r It* *ii!»nvlt to a United States Senate would be otherwise. liijti* in th*T 1 ihiic mind null connia.eshift brands. iravvth m atlll nf * ih * rrl|illu h His opponent, Park Trammell, is a seasoned campaigner, ci ill rated c . t.ilion of the ontiro t a o r d r r t « ir r l f j * nbnolateV * i t e U l m o a f r l m i In I In n ii>* i n - l l it- with remarkable vote-getting [lowers, and by entering th e !population with i»> nv aiitiyiritir*. ’. P. BINES b a .ln r m . m rlh o il* . race the Governor has cut out for himself a difficult task E r c a p j f o r s u c h c rim in al.* i* n t r ? . j 2.1 East First St THURSDAY DEC. 22. 1927. which, were it not for a remarkable record of activity and CO L’I.li .iN Y T H I N ti he d u n e, bv l tUB it K i t a m >'<i I ' l i n i i i i a m _ achievement in bis present office, would be very nearly in­ s c i e n c e o r o I c -t w i m . U> d i i t i i n i s h n n n m , In c it y nnil n m n l r mlilly surmountable. But the Governor’s road work has been con­ t h e n u m b e r *>f c r i n u n a l s ? 1 - w *u ■ tr a t ln n . i* __ . i p e r n n i r r r o u t e . I n J n c k m i i i - scientious and he should find his wind in fit condition for a w e a k - m i i .d .- d m i i i t a l i c *, c r i m i n a l a c t . t h .i_ ***t th* TUIr. Q IT K SERVICE ■C a a a t r a r l l n n n f S t , J o h n * I n d i a n hard race. b i l l i o n s of d' l ilt . iiml ' * i i . i m i I Ur H irer ■* S M f .n L P ln rfJ* . « an al. InnuKur*. Ium nf monthly “1’itj ' i t * W e e k ." jM rn lln u nf Ii i i II i I I m * i>r,,n tn irlin rn l «rrn»i— ho h u m , h o ld . Costly Blunders k iw r> . •A C n m r . i u i . i l , I 'l t r . f . r ^ —C o m p l e t I n n n f r l l , L eau lK Irn l i o n s t o -live in a n x i e t y , a r e t .* w o r k o f 5 p i * fn «>f i In* p o i m l a l io r. I* t lieiv a n . w a y t o i Y r t it f y a n d elin n iial th a t eriim m il an d a l w a y s l i ' - i . i d o r l e l»le in m i n '! While the whole country mourned the loss of the brave tlo n p rn g n in i, men who died in the submarine disaster off Provinectown, .*• pc l oom -A a n , n n d i i i n d r r n h n * |ill;il. and prayed that the lives of some might yet be spared, barges T H E S T . V I 1i O F V i r g i n i a p a s s e d BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY tenders, cranes, tugs, mine sweepers, and submarines which a “ f l te rilic n tio ii l a w ” n n d t h e c a s e GOD’S MANIFOLD WORKS:—- formed a part of the rescue fleet remained in exasperating * f a g i r l . I " v :ir old, s t e r i l i z e d Lord, how manifold are thy inactivity, with captains fruitlessly listening over a .silent u n d e r t h a t l u a , a n ti p r e i e n eii f r o m h a v i n g c h i l d r e n in f u t u r e , w i n t a ­ fork*. in vvi*ilnn: ha* thou ma l k e n to t h e U n i t e d M a t e - , s u p r e m e oscillator, and a message was dispatched to an anxious liem all: the earth i* full of thy world that the collision was the result of a "legitimate c o u r t . T ile la w o f V i r g i n i a w i n u p ­ dh«s. Psalm 104:2-1. h eld . PRAYER: Lord God, nil vruil accident.” Til K .MOTHER OF tne Ih -y e n r-| ipon Thee, for Thou dost give It is indeed gratifying to learn that bureaucratic bonek m their food in due senium. heads have determined this much at least. But what of the old girl \v:» feeble minded, t lie gtri herself u.is feetde-minited and | brave Lieutenant and five sailors who in their tiny cell at i be luid given Lirlb tn a foible minded TOLERANCE bottom of the ocean repeatedly tapped out messages. “The ihild. The highe-‘t e m it ta Virginia By Theda Kenyon. air is getting foul’’, "\Ve cannot last much longer”, "What l e.’iiled that ".htoe generations of —In Good IIouskerpinR— imbeciles are enough." Tlio iteriliis being done for us". four way is not my way. zatiun lav." was ajqilietl to the 18the Though we both quest And brainless numskulls, far above, sent back meaning­ y.ni-id*l l 11!. ar.il unles. tlie law is Grail; less sentences ns "We are doing everything possible", all the shanged the sterilizing operation [ T du would trudge the highwny while orders were being given and countermanded, equip­ i titoliahly will tie performed on that And I would blaze a trail. ment was sent for as far away ns Newport News, and thous­ girl's fechli irimled daughter when »ugh the struggle of the city ands of plans hastily sent in from every kind of amateur to he rcaidies tae age of motherhood. Through pestilence and blight, professional were gone over, scrapped, ami gone over again. S t '( ’11 A i.AW makes possible izmed by your pity, great abu .Ls. but it might be as in Meanwhile, a reporter, not under the thumbs of thus.lY ou will glimpse its light. who control the Navy, ventured near and sent out a true pic­ t rginin surrounded with .‘-af ;guurd*. In ages past the weak )Ufc I shall see It glowing ture of what was found. minded and crim inals were weeded , Beyond the haunts of men, “Nothing was done all day" he wrote, "for the men out iviniu es s<Iy 'iv l.i.v. frig h t­ bore little wild thing* growing who pounded feebly, perhaps insanely, at thp thin wall of fully revere. In England alone Point up to God again. their undersea tomb. Plans were made und unm ade, thousands i f e h illn n v.iie e.'teci [Your way is not my way, by those in command. All the elaborate gear brought here so t,'i l U|,1> Yet neither path need fail— laboriously and so tardily remained in Provinectown Harbor. ' , hmt.n; tht.fl an,| ,ltht.r n‘in„, |Follow road or byway, "There were barges bearing huge chains. Then: were <r!nip» ««* denth. m-actkrfliy We both shall find the Grail! P . three of the necessary six pontoons intended for floating every win i* . Our :pr,re human ln \v A man Is not necessarily a buz- the ship. There were most of the mine sweepers, lenders allow the r.uijor'ily of triniinul-* to « w d because someone says he’* aml tugs. For the greater part of the tiny ami night, only live, and what i> more dangerous, t i i i vail. _____o __ lthe S-8, the link between the doomed men and the outside ilHOT 0.1 HALF IDIOT, feeble With the death of Dr. Mur,,hree. W0.rW!.,u,d 1WO m ,n t‘ »w «C|iCM. th e Lark and th e Millard. minded father* and mothers p tw i­ outstanding ro^e the swells near the spot where the coast guard tles- th? • feeble ?Florida ha* lo*t minded chiblren, poten­ it* greatest troyer I’mildiug collided with the S -l. A yellow marker tial ciiininal*. Science, carefully i educator and one leltizcns. buoy, guarded with jealousy by the S-8, bobbed up mid down up *i vised and restricted, might — “ above the grave which holds the victims iu America’s worst improve the human race by making [• No, King ncu hnsn t orison .submarine disaster. -v . t nipiMH'lil? r.production of tju mentally unfit. The necessary muu.th ere nr« a ♦‘•ousaml explanations oatvn it had bem planned to introduce oxygen, t lire involves no physical suffering, f-why he has been ileinycd. water, food and searchlights through the torpedo tube. That inflicts tm hardships, except that ------- o------was abandoned speedily. Officials at Washington had nr.-' it is mail.' impossible fur those The sm art set is already arriv- uotmccd even at that hour that hope was slight. Ships treated to have children. To crim ­ inals and the ftcble minded that flng in Florida fifteen day* ahead which luid been waiting a lull in the wind, withdrew to the ill.nils little.. 5 ® S to .^ .l2 r.u ,.l2S r l?r lM 'rwhfch Ite* to 'h e west a,„l ..bout three miles arouiel tthoso cities prepared to pluck it. th(j fl,rth e rm 0 H t p o im o f C a p e ( ;0(1 ;• TRANSFER THE HOTEL FORREST LAKE RENT Will open December 26 under the management of In LOCH ARBOR G. A. SCHLOSSER One 1 room, one 5 room and one 6 loom house. Ball Room may be engaged after Wednesday, December 21. These houses are modern in every respect, and *he rent Is rtrasunanie. Santa Claus will welcome the good, little children of Sanford on Friday afternoon, December 26 from 6 to 5 o’clock. Also have two 2 room apartm ents partly furn ished. You will have to see these to appreciate (hem. R. O- Middleton, Lessee G . S. W IT M E R , Palm Beach and New York P. (). llox 339 Sundford, Fla. p h o n e 2.11 —• M W e a n p r e p a r e d to do n n y Kind i> t r a n s f e r s e rv ic e a t B E A F IN A B L E P R IC E S . Phone m 3rd. St 601 ^ 3 % til me ristmas rr;;--v * See Cramer »n W'vhI First S trrrt fur lUxiitifiil Fcalhcrod I’cts in I’rctty Cages, Gob Fish. Aquariums and Supplies. A i also taking order* for i Hit 1ST .MAS TURKEYS, i l ’CKS «. CHICKENS. Aliv or, (lre**ed and drawn. Leave order now. Never again will p rices he as cheap as now. Real estate values today are lower than they will ever he in Florida again. Now is the time to Duy. Don’t Delay. Bargains are available. If you can possibly make J. H. Cramer the first payment why continue paying rent when West First Street Sanford Florida. you can buy a fine home almost like rent and soon have it completely paid for. i hi- accident wh-iih mused tile sinking of the submarine may justly be called "legitimate" but the system of rescue applied to the gruesome tragedy in the North Atlantic cun scarcely be described as anything but worthless and gives Oot* riae to the belief that charges of incompetency und ineffectNow think! Have you overlook- l.,u* ,,ureauracy hurled at naval heads by such admirals of the THERK LS N o rtouht th a t tend 'liriatmas *‘ne us and MacGruder must contain considerable basis eneics Ltd anyone for thut Christum* .to crime and feeblc-m iniUd-1 g ift? —Duvenport Times. Y’e.*, of truth.' ‘ne**1ii-jmrent* are visited upon V lit tt m t but there is nothing we cun do children'by the stern laws of n a t­ [about It. ure ami this may sometimes act- | 2------------------------ o-uulty be seen. Slan.v years ago a jV raulun't it be nice if It. O. Midwell-educated young man sent| olfton, lessee of the lintel Forrest l l.im iD A TIM*:*.UNION <need t" the electric cluur for kill­ , Lake, would bring a few of the ing a young girl mild to this writ[ cOurts of the I’alm Beach Ruth und .W ith some observers apparently limes admitted that the ineoitven- , r' w,h' aK “ reporter hud met him. ITS JTennis Club to Sanford? impressed with the idea that the iences of rural life were distaste- "I w**1*1 >’°u a* a favor to see me s a fer *T“------------ Ofanners are all leaving the farm s ful and physical disability vvus giv­ die und tell niv mother how I faced A baby was burn in Oiiv-ugo the and getting modern apartm ents in en ns* the excuse for moving ini i tenth." I FASTER [other day without a brain und died; town because they find country lown by a number. Home owners WARMER SEEING T ill. MAN die was tmj th a t’s news. Now if !:.• had l f , i ITe u bore nnd n living too hard had rented their farm s and 'it AND born without a brain aim lived, to make in the open, other* have lea.*: a third of the farms vvhiiii pleasant, tolling‘hi* mother about there would hnw.* be.-tt nothing hum iu.e tou tin g , nl lb.> request had lint been sold were operated it reus not un agreeable undertak­ GOST IS LESS Junusual in it. i f tin* Inn can of Bgricdlturul eco* by relatives. A number of former ing. The jioung man died coldly, -»-----------u--i omics nf the United Stairs, und farm ers declared thut they couldn i falsely affirm ing hi* Innocence. Doyle Carlton, candidate for find tHat ihcio i* movenient lioih make u living on the farm nnd lUs mother, a shrivelled up little [.governor, says he i» strongly in ways. About four thousand sepit- .hey hail come to the cities to males woman, waiting near the prison when told, “your son died bravely" Reduction for round trip tickets 1favor of public evummy. If he rute-uiM'* were studied, und the more money. l ibbed her hands, * chuckled, and between-any point* en tho At­ wants to meet will* popular up- r.? lilts, indicating the human iuDu the part o f the number nmv- ?aid "I knew he would. 1 knew he lantic Coast Line System. Sell­ nroval, he couldn t have raid any- con latency tlm. i* proverbial, and ing from Hie cities to the country would ” Her voice was as 'cold a- ing Dec. 2d to Jun. d-28; good u tln g moru appropriate. t'tmon.Um.ing tha fact that nt nuny had previously been thnt of tlm son who ju st j until midnight Jan. It, and In . | lived pn hud _______ _ lt,aMt y|U|f o*j- many- people ■ - arc- nb-.1 Mi ms. Some were born on ihc then was having the top of hi* Pullmans on payment of neces­ There are said to be eight tho.i- liUiiuontng ,he 1,tl’ *or ‘u,'m lue, as Iurn; and had grown up and moved skull sawed off by the surgeon* nf sary charges. B a g g ie checked. J t;nnu men c.i rag ai in Hie hunt for ihnst. who leave the countryside ' eway. hut always wanted to get the prison. You could see In that , Die dpgc*atr4’.o, slayer or the littU i'l"! take up abode where the bright 1ink. The same reasons urged bv cold m other,the source of the son’.* Tickets and complete Informa­ tion from the nearest Coast lin e [tw elve v r d L>* Ali'.'.le* girl. lights shine and automobiles clut- men who had come to lown from cold crim inality. Ticket Agent or Pa.isengcr Rep­ | but why? If they capture him, ter up the streets. country [duces were used by other* — • — --------- — resentative. jzunie - i .er jury w r dvciate A resume of. the report which ) who were going back. Some adding to the rural improvement:! 1him insane. ur.dertuke* to show reasons f o r couldn’t make a living in the cltie*.' which are particularly desirable. M c r r j/ C h r i s t m a s — — o--------however, no reason to w.>- ft m l <i -Navy officials say thut a fte r nhout .sufficient production of Y ear [ovary subm arine' disaster ta c lr oflinngs th at are raised on the H a p p y y e w i/> Jea arc flooded with suggestions ® Americ-ao furinre* have an P*M«j«f«f T raffic D ep artm u n t [of ope kind or another on how to person: now living tu cities who cent of the "back to the land" mi- tnormou* advantage over agricu*immediate rescue* following hnd moved from funns scattered j grants had previous experience turists oJf other land.*, anti they are item iily improving the standard* iceidcDis. Such recommend- variously about the country to either as farm owner, tenant or ha m ay be a b it am ateurish, --------- . ‘'Hies, and 1.167 persons on* HVcil on a farm in childhood. A fev nnd increasing the comfort* ami doe.* seem that modem ' ‘‘rms who have recently removed farmers had made enough convenience* of the farm home thrring skillwould be able to L''*m the citie* to tho rural s e c - 1 money on which to retire, and they ough adoptlen of mmlern facilitie* rrfect some method of raising tluns. Right ut t i l e outset the report moved to t h e city. Home who l e f t . r.ow rath er generally available, ‘rdicr.ten that more than half tho the city declared they w e r e tired - ^ ibmarines promptly. -o------m igrants from the farm s still hold • with the rush ,atid worry of urban -----— ■ Jn Georgia, ut least, the husband title to the property, and it wo-s 1existence and wanted rest and qui-* agnize-! as the head of the shown th at sons or daughters ta* 1ct. The independent life on the iiy. all rum or to the contrary Drained to operate the places, mid farm attracted others, Ttnstcnding. In sentencing a that a conmiernhle part of the inA study of the combined figure;, to twelve month* in jail.fo i­ corns of the former was derived with the details carefully noted, ling seventy-five pints of from the, lands. In many case* the MJKgcHt^ that the farm s are being t We now have our old Phone no. 3 l l in our new o f­ in hi«,home, the judge ruled: fnrniii ream!Red in the possession t o' h rateil by younger men than was fice, 200 Palm etto— When you want Elder Springs bts state the husband is rcc- of blood relative* of form er o w n - 1onu* the euse; the elder* crave som­ w ater, Call us. And we will give prompt delivery. era. by law* as the head of the ething different, and are leaving j * * k. -* * ; * m, t L r- V.'.v* Keazom for moving to the city generation. The farm population is ■and. where he and his wife together, the legal j resump- were vurioualy given. In some eas- reduced in numbers, but the farm* thnt the house and all .the f - It ka» declared that the childbelnj operated ttfitli iflcreastd effects, including any ten had a better chance to atten d wffic|ency. It i* n m atter of regret W . W. THOMPSON, Mnnager. . ting liquors, belong ig iio the rch’f'ol and in some instances tho that senic of the men leaving the 'He elders. w?rt- trivnl with fatm life farm* win have made money take the liciui refrain fro aia| wanted u change. Thay aom«- U With them, ami* -thu* V i/rv -. r 101 ‘ HACK TO FARM AND TO CITY FO R ILu fin:. Crating. .Shipping, and Storage: CERTAIN CRIMES m ight well he taken ns piinm face evidence of mental characteristic- thut would justi y slip s that without taking life would cut off he criminal Ieehle-minded breed, us the gallows di*l for tens of thousand* in olden times. And another thing, they’d have jkllled just a* many horses and Oust as many bull* whether, i.ind. ;bergh went to tbut old bullfight . • c h itc c l c’imt N a tl. Oar.l Hlda Sanford, f U I>ARK AVENUE SPANISH BUNGALOW, Attractive little home on popular avenue, close to school and in first class neighborhood. This house consists of liv­ ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bed rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price $5,500.00 with only $250.00 cash and the balance lik# rent. CIirtHtmua Travel by Train ATLANTIC COAST LINE NOTICE Elder Springs Water Co. M BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY STUCCO HOME in one of Sanford’s most exclusive residential sections. Near the Lake* Three bed rooms, hath, large living room, dining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ fully planted grounds with large variety of shrubs. $12,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ ranged. LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SMALL FAMILY in Sanford Heights section. Built on the rear of lot so that larger home can be erected on front portion. Can be bought for $3,000.00 on cash payment of $50.00 and balance monthly in easy payments. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE—on Palmetto Avenue. Two bed rooms, bath, living room and kit­ chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like rent. In addition to the above houses I own a few beautiful lots that I am willing to sell at less than actua’ r ; be­ fore the boom- If you-want to buy a lot at low p* ice and on easy terms it will pay you to get in tou?h with me. Not an agent so you save commission. Y . • * t Box 799 Care The Daily HeraM. �'H i/ r j ; i ® sak i M e m b e r 22. 19 .Mrs. Allen Honors LePlante.To Miss ClinkseaKs Be Seen Friday In Margaret ( linkseales of "o. S. C., the attractive ho W Rollicking Comedy S" cic<y Kililur Ki-siik-ncc ■t >f Mrs. .1 Maurice Allen \ US L*ue.‘t o f honor at a lo v ly l-’c party given Tuesday nft rh" Mrs. Alice at her ho ic the It sc Court Apart men Jh. high scon pi isp\ a dnii 1/ ■ made handkerchief, w.*nt :o V\ rheodore Langley, wh !k 1 w *. ore prixe, also a pret V -Xnnua! ( hristroas 1 arty Is On pYirl* A ruvnrtw* \ u i , was given Tuesday the meeting of the Mi Rehearsal of Christmas ment of tin* Woman's .» 7*:!rt o’clock at the the direction of M> ; The hostesses fur the were Mrs. M. .Minarik ; FRIDAY O. Long. mas party for children of , A snort lun.ii •«< . nf the Woman's Club , the Literature Depart- ceded the program v. h bur. in ess was earr d <■', 10 o’clock. ' hadership of the , tig of the living Christm as ^1chnirinun. M r.. U , ; | , k,, (i.itilen Club a t 11:00 at ! ’Hie program n f ■ Hnll Park. lows; nt "l-ifi* Eternal,” given \ o r a l suln, " I h i p. l taxirmi < la ,a of the Itaprch in H:,H( o’clock at the l Krii sli i i cUi-- l;" : o mg antii hihu eii i f m ein- VV. m m 's r.„b . at : * ' h : nia* party t > ; jn 11 Kriiiay morning ' ' ' '*1 th i lul. house ■' ‘ ■1 nn mUws of I1"1 Met-a 'im viU AJ1 ' 1 -1 featuri -. hav * v th>- ci I'.unirtee. aao Mi.ughtoii. Mrs. ■ih a n d Mr*'. !•'. 1 ae tim e has he.’ii ''it;. .- e n j o y i n g tin f Mi - A lle n t.ie a ftel roon to ' ih" nmtning on I'd ben' party I 1ilia . ttfteln iiai cordial ho:* w ere t t'linksenles. \lis< H e h 'i -' w.u :. Mi* <*•*- i • r est laiki*. M is Klois V ernay. i* M a r \ (iriLve* I im o Craves. Mr«, AV I..in g le,, Mm II Wj . V .t:tnte- K. (lawkins I* \ invent. Mr*, dames Van Mi K II A«hvriifi. .SUNDAY [‘hiiir "i t h e F i r s t U apH st will go e a c a n t a t a “ O u t o f (U il-i'ii i a t 7:R 0 o ’c lo c k Baptist C h u r c h . .]Laura Personals Liuru La Plante, Universal's ovaulttul blonde star, will he M‘,ri on the screen of the Milano I i’cntrr next i'Viday in her late it •adease. "Silk Stockings.**. . Thi*. is a story which is ndmir id ly suited to Miss lay Plante's unique talent as a comedienne, hho ha< always scored her gren'est successes in light farce and '-■vtk Stockings'* is an ideal venic|,’ La Plante became a comedit-nite by dinner. lU r first real I '-ic-. wdte lends in very serimti M• stetn to. iodramas in which she t>!oyc<i i hi* inn<H*i*nt country ^Iti i-t-'et !■> ih" v ilium and all iiis' h. m ho i n. L\ -i Lakv i.'eak she was chosen j" bln opposite Reginald Den'i;' in a pninre Denny, of course. U noli t . - a ' .'tiled,' star. Hut when the ii.'n ii was previewed it vv:i i ............ . : hat Mis.* I a Plant ■ Hole n im ,,f the laughs. Thi*. wa« cs|te< -ally true in “Skinrcr’.i m gkm Dress Suit'* mode slightly, m o-v than two years ago. After that Carl Laemmlc defin. itd \ groomed her for stardom m Her own name. Each of her com‘ dn-s has increased In entertain<tent value and now she is pjeng. r! id as the screen’s great" ■ c<*nicdien ne. her in "Silk Storkn'e«" which W'cstley Rugglc > i'iri ced an* John Hsrron. (hi Marian. William. Austin, Tempi,. 1- . Marvel la Maly. Ruth Cherrirgt"!i and lleinic CnWdin. Mr.«. J. Tf W«inirrii»ht is »pen.j. i ing the holidays visiting friends n: I\ nsneota. C. It. .Mason is spending n h.>r time a t Miami attendin': to l>u«i in **. The W atch J. Q. Sharon v'Yr1 | B | Attorney-nt-l.aw •• Will practice In all the court*' Examinatior. of Abstracts of Land, i Titles given especial attention '"jfi W ith a fteputation Greasing 75c TIIIES & TUUES Heller quality for less money. CECIL L. RINES IHOl IV. First Si. I lie .Jeweler P.utlei a n d tw o for U .lynesville. tud. Lg ef the M u n ic ip a l Us Tice lit bllto ll’celock Central Par!;. M spen,] th h .Inlay.' NIONDAY [ad Mi M a r i o n S i m a W ig 11 e n t e r t a i n n t *i d u n c e a t in;r\ Club a t IR.'ttJ o c l o d , j ih. ir g u e s t s . M r. mil TU‘-t W ■rg i n s o f W a s h i n g - \ i I* ’ly i f Ri. hlniul. t la, ■.; bet. w itb 1 er pa; ent « -Vi th e Cl m i ;i i ’ It • F re d T W illia m s i»f ai. i a t r v s tid ’ a'.e conclusion o c ia l h o u r \i a >1 >e Newi-i.’ii olid ln:r i I Mi's Naomi Scuggan. M: i v Eli ;ih • h PulesLiin ir dn\ \ cry ph a m i l l at which tim e r e t r o i n u e n a “ d te a w e re s e r , e d . tiidvrn at I ham N*. C. atte iiioOi i With iler p l>. Zidhar, I Jell. .Miss I’eri'i" I."vi* Turner, Mis and .Miss Marion •1 <li iando \\ i !i.i qii u t t h e d a y . any friruds of Mim U. bo i '..a lly underwent a 3pu.itin imt. tlie Fern«!i! i Mm pita), v. i’l lie clad t i t she has recovered suffi. ) he ivir wed to the home other Mr,, Lillian VUkery, Third Street. Mr. and M u. .1. I'lljii-n .Jamb I It Thursday for Fort Pieic where they will alUnnl a fumil. i ' "inn nn t liristnuH. While in I'.n I • tec they will lie the g u r.ts • •dr. and Mrs. P. F. Rnul. r-n’i ■ fler Christinas Mr. end .Mf s. -Li i ihs will attend the Florida Kdu i.itional Association meeting i Ten pa, Il.v. l’N, 11!. untl -Id. ‘ ‘V w i • fi t . » m l! TODAY II, F.. M orrii, a m.-iiiber of th. "tiriur High Scho 1 faculty I-aw I - 'lay for Louisv'll.’, Ny,, wher h ■will spend the holidays witn hi I r.dher \Y. P. Morris, Sally O’Neil In “Becky At Mi lane IO.MOKUOW Mi;. Edward llig g .a, and Miss V. . i ie n Ka erJiy w re a- in.ng tie fimn Sanford rpendiug \Ycd*te..duy ;ilii*rn.i'i;i nt Orlatul •. "Sil h STOCK IN li S'? Novelty "FANTASY" Milaue Paramount News J. K. M efiager of dacksoiivlli •s "xpected to arrive u -re T h a r Is afti rr.iion to visit hia d.iyght M.:’. W. L. Morgan. A BOOK Here is a varied collection of I he newest novels and hooka lor children, ..... -- ■ Novelties Greeting Cards Leather G«hkIs Smokint: Accessor. ids Hook Ends Games Stationery .Mottoes leceivec Undergarments RS — T E D S — STEP-IN S “The Black Jacks" parts I & 2 No. 21051 SA L L Y O'NEIL % O'Neil, motion picture »* a r markable soprano 1learned recently a t thx hwyn.Mayer studio, dur* “My Heart Stood Still The Hours ! Spent With You" No 21027 “There Must Be Somebody Else" “The Playground In The Sky No. 21041 “After I’ve Called You Sweetheart” “Just A Memory". No. 21053 "Wav Back When" No. 21058 See Our Line Of Portable Victors i $ 2 5 .0 0 a n d $ 4 0 .0 0 Orthuphonic Victrolnx $95.00 and up _______ o r O il H [* i 1 mm■ n s V ^ .1 �Miss Mftude t’arroway Entertains Monday Fcnluro Of Convention To Oo Mien: Maude Farr.-" aV <■ ApptMrnncpOf A n A ll-S ta te tnim-sl wlqHghtCtillv M-ruiny i Hiftti Orchestra Of inrr nt h er home mi Hr.rn! llri ' Several IIundnul Musician* the guo*t;» ■ of > ' '■'Off1 members j hf the J im '' thing! T A M P * Fla., D e c .-2 -V ~ d N S )- Ctnsi of the Fin-1 Mvth rrepAi*-ilhtTU **crp p.SiHc.rliy $*<**- O m rrh , Tho h u m * . - ni Sn*c feel nt here t'ditaj) for Uh* *iatc rnn !v lii-ccfrittM With rs1! k m W e f a t vention irf the Ffotidfl Education 'vr' -Aaimri.it tort tn nvet brre iX w r b e r , dug suRRyftlih’P. ?»*<•■' "« 2S to’no. nceorilrnp t.» O. .'.-nTnl- bough.* of Jiipo ur I <• r, !\ — chael, rrmvcntii’m chniihian. *• ef rt-tl and. mnnj i >1 ' hri?* •3 Ftflgwjng the itiaus,tirJ*Hti 1**t b e l l i . O m i |< ] f l n e a "r,m W jpeAr of* the ‘‘lilf-Stiir high siffuml p la c e WaSrVh li»r/e t ' h ’ .eU.ta-* i f I chonif,” the fcatir * of th » y e \r ’ -. heavily fadett wi*h t;:f» •*' ikl r lm “A!!-Sttf."*¥ ’ high school ochestrn of sciorA’ ' kind-*. f l ‘ humlr^ll itulilfl.'th’l. v 'Pie hentrsa hail arrnn; -I i i giimcs anil *eut<-i •-» ”H The orthostrn will nin-U, of th \ >a;' best high senool stmlei t nntsii■i:n- ..(* net -i| m e r r lir — in tlm okchestrni of high, m-h >n' m i ,»:iii*< «t. in w hich I-’ i »i t.-« from. Arlnn.li>, Hjtbrini:( t.»kt-i hn y* \ ' . u ft tilt* 3 hee, Paytonn Benrfi. Tniiipa >:n. Inv. ’}Z ■ *old* S SOta^Koy Ak'v.it, iiml ilium- t- :1. l eii'lilltf* w a ■ | f h ■*' * Hftl iHR. The usual alumni iliarn-r .in I .i. al' *i -vhhli ■.•tel ■•1 Sunta Clmm imiiersimn'eil JJl lunclmoijt. ,of vnrnjr.s mllm-es wi'l . i ' i rruv. a*. i n ill* •' «•! til SO hr- (iin* nf the fe*it itn "f : Wet ajsofinMi.i.'- ciirivi’n* Inn li-n* n Dinner- nn dfimctieun-* will In M * held by mcniher *--iitrl -iliimm of 3 Kappa Dhffa Fi. Phi Uct a happa. j Peabody t 'ollogr for reiicher**, I 3 F l o r i d a r C lU-gi -o U .r ie n , 5 | UniVcraity of Fioriila. I! i!!m- Pul , jg lego, Southern P olleyi. .-'tct i* . University, ;fml f 'olnintna. iri Ajhnn t-the prominent «rii*nki*i**t •n 1° fcpear nn-thr -program mv l>». thi C. E. Germane, professor "f eihlp* ratwr. of the Mnlver ity of Mm ms. Mis- Vera £* soil i; Dr. I Ivingrtonc ( ' . I -u I. mi Telford, Mi*' ^ pre iilent of the Eastern llliim.- • -i I. iui-c k'ie'i1 P Sta a Tcarhers' College; MisM iu . MrirenroFru uer. Kenkens, as*-istant j-r -|l»—!ey. Mifes or oPttlfh''‘tm m w sily ' of Clrf 1 Mi.- P, 1 mi ciniuti; Surfii 3tIii.,rEdyth II. J a n e -,J Thelm i Noi ibc Natiora! Ed'i- ' ,u cat )nnl A<wi«iatioji. ,J ■ S a te Stijierirtemh-nt of Pui-lic d Inv ruction \V: S. Cnwthon nnd Dr. " I. ?. Pb®ip% chaim m r of the L* state e.Lucatu.uaI survey com tpis-, slo i wiit.al.4u bo on tht program ,: H . ucclidiu gfo CrtRiilchAel. SURPRISE I'ARTUSS (OVEN Mr. ami M . Frank Mtirirr were * itivi'n tWu d e lig h tfu lsurprjUe pat*.} tii"*. WctlnC^'Niy **v«Miinjj nt tht-iihom** r.i *thp Itosc Ccyrt Apart- I mcnt«, Th rir.it pitrt of the rv- | vninc. Mu- u- nal Tt- ichor Training etas-. wait h '* 1 aft«r which the m ym bris gave a pound .**orprIrfo I p arty for Mr. aUd AMt*. M ailer. I Utv iiiiM»fcoi« <>( tlic SirnddJ-Kchohl t nf, Ihf* Hr>! * hridlttn OhufMi'Jii-.-* rivi'il m trying c.vulli-n ami .-'ingipg f’h n t t' *iM c,ir*4ci >■ With v them wot inl'l >’■mV.» . <'!utii-». |WU<r brought ,i kirgi r«*rk filled Io» gifts nf nil kimN which h.* iiru;wrt»;d the ,hj}r>i*U:r anil l.i-* wife. Old 'Srtnlft nlrn I r,.ught hair* of [H'ji i-'.rn mnl •ruin.-* which he rtit* tril'ipe'l am«*rir th" uui-nt.r. Hr* rem ainder »»f the Vvenffig w,m' iner*-iU iu*»!• * " I* panics nf ill -.i .tan- librarian in the liivon!!^.iltv : i aronu 11 :i« mi■ * v u -e ie hiVrury .•I Aihinui. ( In ill arrive here | I-rliiny ■•> -»(i ml f t.. '.n a ; A'lth ’i^r p trr !.*- ’*11 • Mis. II <’ l*n a restaurant, you consult me bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you pore over road maps. -Before you start out on a shopping trip you should consult the advertisements in this paper, r or the same reasons! T he advertising columns are a buying guide to you in the purchase or everytning you need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time and conserves your energy^ that saves useless steps aria guards against false ones; that puts the s t r e t c h in family budgets. • i v ir I’ lriplti e frjl'e,*‘e"l line Clairman Explains D|f ferenceHetween 2 Se a l Campaigns • 1 • i T -1 l “ ^ . *, - **_ r % -f abou anyone RITISH lahor declinM t<> visit icow. C llIN A Js trying to crowd both Jo uin and Rusala nut oF .Mun­ ch 'Ha. you are r merits reg 'i'Ut ,*<w«c i reflh milk and whipping cream to can; for your holiday needs. Our milk is produced in the best dairies within 10 miles of Sanford arid pasteurized in our own plant. We will be open until noon Dec. 25th and 26th Seminole Creamery Co 417 W. Fourth St, 0 W.'Second S t Phone 634 Avoid tim e-wasting, money-wasting detours oi the road to merchandise value. Read the adver tising “road maps.” . �r> N',v . T B P H D 'A V . DfiCBMPfen 32.1917 lers Of Herald Ads, PAGE SEVfTtl WEST WANTS TO MAKE CHOICE OF 8^ mixed quartet; 9, Maxwell Hour; ready to quit, concede th t demaad*'' 10, Balklte Hour. of the West and proceed to other business. 379.5, W’GY Schenectady, 790: • The independenc? and Nrt'idin-r# 8. mixed quartet; 8:30; Hoover .which these We* «rn Itvde.t Pa<e Sentinels; 9, Clicquot Eskimos; i t '- - r rv « a T A i m i r n developed in the last few weekj U 10, Carborundum band; 11, dance1 u t i l ) tl«T«lpre.gram. (i II P f\JI l l \ l I \ H K rrmarkan;*. White they cxpe.t the J 1— Miscellaneous a • l i v l I I l l i L L r uppo*t of mo*. of the radical Sen33.1, WBZ Springfield, 900: O.i *•»*«»« ■— | atom and Keprc. intatives, th:y NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE* j Wandering M instrel; 9, Maxwell1 The first 10 who enroll at The | Serious View Of Politics Is have made it perfectly d e a r that Hour; 10 Balkito HoiiV. AMONG FRATURED. . C a s h io A d v a n c e m , „ « t hey have no alliance with the radiCranford Expert School 405 First n ! 408.5, WRC Washington, 040; raken By Central Section c„i bIoc. -Huy have b3en a|mo.,: PROGRAMS « " * wil1 ** Ki'en a coma| Waldorf-Astoria ofchestrn; 7, td». will b# rw nv«ii A s It Sees lis tjf Naming brazen recently in the frank e;!*!**?„ 5125.00 course for only j u, S. Army Band O rchestra; 8, «nd collector ***»» Rcpublican Standard Hearer preis.cn of iheir disregard lor Jrtr. J-5.00, payable in weekly install­ »tt1yfor p»Tmcnt. _____ i orah and far the Lorah-Notr * 8:0O_Dodge Brothers Pres- * '$ ! ! ? ? H ? i ! , r°y ments. Free books. Position se­ .... ............ 10c a line * •‘ntation; Varied P ro g ra m - * j ^ 1 1 * 1 ' ClkqUOt Esk,roo" ; CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-T he Mid- ‘ Miancc. cured in from six to twelve * WEAF, 29 stations. * ' Sn,ith Hrotners. _______ 8* a line die We.-t i8 taking much fur grant*•« uo;* of the farm Rader i for weeks. Enroll at once even if you 8:30 — Hoover Sentinels— 0 Southern. “ “....... „..7c a line cannot begin until later. ed—perhaps altbjr^ther too much— ostly Itirijiation on a^iicvitiuml r** -> WF.AF WEEI WFI WRC "! 2;>d-9, WWNC Asheville, 1.610; :n politics these days. It is taken J*f rates on requtwi ‘ mfMento when PretiWGY WCAE WTAM WWJ • \ atudio program ; 9:15 phpu- fur granted th at the prairie coun- '*tn Uool'.dge let it I e known th'! Save 25'{-, O. S. taughn, optonieeduced rates a re for r WOC WHO. , WOW lu. theatre frolicy ........ WDAF - -- -- - *. i lar. . music; . _ .................................... / try will bi permitted to nominate ° h.cr ° a>" 'h at he was inUrvstsd i*.i 0 >'• H. Griffith. Optician. insertions. « ! ? ? JStSH i ! M 4r 9' " Sn AtUnt*’ SMh.* Republican candidate for Pr.*si- and might accept »n indirect d r Sanford Optical Co.. .105 E. 0th St words of average length »HAI WON KSD WCCO « Dodge preser.tatinn; 8:30. floorer dnU Hni. that Unle;s the Pem >- ooviou* subsidy to agriculture by Eyes examined, (Hasses made, only WMC WSB. Sentinels; 9, Maxwell Houi anted a l*ne. crat.. nominate nome one who device of giving cus.oni hou*e fully equipped. Plant in San'ord. num charge of 30c for 9:00—Clicquot Club F.skl- * 384.4 KTHS Hot S prings,\ 7R0; thinks in terms of the soil ,he MU- debentures or ccritfkates ns n Also watch and clock repairing—• j.«ertion. V , nma: Novelty Program — * 9, Hailed Time; 9:30. basso; 10, d t West will elect It* nominee by t-t>r"J* tor exported farm product*, reasonable prices. tdvertising Is restricted WF.AF WEEI WJAR WTAG • Idance frolic. on owrhelminic vote, it n**ure» Thii convinced W ejtem far*n «r classification, Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph to t it^ program of farm relief, 1I*™**1** th at the President reco/051.7. uiavill WWJ S WFI WCAE *1 1,113. WHAS U u iav ilb error Is made The Sanrepairing our specialty. Toys, lood control and waterway dove- , .nelr strength and wia wll9:00—Maxwell Hour: Wanda - Ilour; » 3°' 10. Hand Senlinels; [Jerald will bo responsible t i bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ Hour. 9. Maxw II . ‘.opn.ent will be accepted by T?on- ; , K* ^CCCP^ olmojt anyth.ntc one incorrect insertion. Undowska—WJZ WJAX and ♦ erman's supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, rdO.O, WMC MemphU r»R0: R*:io r l«?fore much attention i.^ jfiv*j ** "* l'^aI* required to rv*25 stations. Jjvcrtiscr for subsequent verse himself in his aversion to .h ) T h e II icy d o Store.” McLnndei t Hoover Sentinels, 9, Maxw-ll ‘ n.!°.* ny ° kcr business. ( Eon, The office should be Arcade. 10:00—Chicago Opera; M“ t>' 4 !! Until very recently the attituJe equalization fee which g.vea tubimmediately In case of Garden—WJZ WBZ WBAI. * Hlour. Qiux • ■ f frrm Irnilers and sympnthc I c 1 tiar*CeA° , e t^*c Nary-Hau^on 370.9. ..WSM Nashville# CA^R AWMNGfj.—Auto Awning * WHAM KDKA WUV WJIt • 1)1 n ^ politician* in this part cf the counA '^ a d y tb^y arc rtwrif.nj? Co. 11 Ball Bldg. * KYW WCCO KSD WOC * 1.1 i r i S T A T , 1 ' .ry has been hclligen ut. It has i ,hc ^ "V' »h.nt ll wiU IM“ »"'* ADVERTISER? Eor Him For Her • WHO WOW WDAF WGN • Mn .vv i Hour, DRl.v. Christm: s cvn mafkc)1 by ,0Ull ani, fn.qucn o whet it always meant and was • WEBIl W.MAQ WE NR. * 12—Wanted ,'■* * ‘ notice served on the wortd in gen-' ,r,'* nde<l to do, but they will per­ Herald representative Razors, Fountain Pens, and sets, Vanities, Sheaffer Pan sets. Per* "-*MB New Orlenns, 970; , ra i (bat unlc.ui the demands ot mit ihe use or new phras*oio-<y 4hly familiar with rates Humidors, Cigars, Cigarettes, fume. Nunnally's and W hitman’s * # # * * « * « M C 0 * « • * 4 9:.*d varied program. ir.d classification will the Wcsle n country weiu n;o. by and give another name to the prineundie*. Perfume sets, Manicuns WANTED—100 nien and women, Military, Brushes, Watches, P ipes,1 . _ 2* U . WRVA Richmond, - u complete information. H80. Congress n whirlwind of opposition iule or the equalization fee. to get their hair cut for 7oc a; r . I*nnen,s shaving sets, Comhin.i- sets, ( i»mb and Brush sets ami THURSDAY, DECEMBFR 22. 7:05. Booker's Virginians 8, Mod would be let loose to pr.-vent tax |roa wish, they will assist Iji ney's Drug Store, 272.C.. U 'li; Atlantic City, 1,100; .... Him sets of Bill Fold, Cigarette Kodaks. n n Songs; 9. Maxwell Hour; lo. reduction, to attack the tariff and /wording your w ant ad 317 East 5th St. First St, If ns»\ etc. l-nney's l>nig Store, 9, Dual Trio; 10:20 Musical Genii'Area Temple Mosque concert. 1<, it more effective. the Fe ieral Reserve System and Wanted to buy good used bicyel*'| First St. Lag; Organ (11-2 hr*.). 1 UIGGEKS DAIRY FARM Giive her an Electric Singer Sew-j 285.5 WBAI Baltimore 1 '.nnn state make, price and how long \v j t a i i v v i , *• nv»nBy to ree to it thnt nobody Phone 37 1 . lA i, iialtimore, l.oOO.H, AN ITALIAN, Is-icco is about gets an\ h.ng but trouble out of used. P. O. Box 470 City. Buth Robes. Sweaters. Neck Wear, " ut Mnrhl,u’- ‘ ho want!* quartet; 8:70. joint rec ita l;1ready to try a new Helicopter. fongr.-s*. Sweet Milk Sweet Cream ;t and Found Belt Buckles, Socks, llamlker- she needs one. Terms to suit. Maxwell Hour. | -------- -- ----------Now the attitude la that so Butter Milk WANTED— Stenographer and I ■12J..I, WOR Newark. 710; 7:3d, BRITAIN" is muking a great ef- much support has heen adduced bookkeeper. Call nt 105 West chiefs and Red Room Slippers. Phone 811. Milk for Babies [ping district, lost n Ca!i- First Woodruff & Watson, 208 E. I ,-------- --------------------------------------- dinner dance; 8:25, N. A*., P h il-T ° ft to produce movies. from the South that the East is Street. ' moonstone oblong gold First St. For th e Kiddies harmonic orchestra; 10:30, orgun a keepsake, rew ard if nocturne; 11:05, Villa Venice orch­ . 1 estra. to Mrs. J. B. Colder, 11—Rooms Withoul Hoard j Toys of nil kinds; Bicycles, Scoot­ For the Family t i n e . ___________ 191.5, WEAF New York. M0: ers, Kiddie Kars, Electric Trains, FOR RENT— Kitchen and lied Reasonable Gifts of ail kmds, nt Tricycles Autos. Wagons, Sport- 7:30, Coward Comfort Hour; S, rooms furnished. 1101 F.lm and ... . . . . . . , mg Good*. Prices Right. G. W, Dodge Presentation; 8:30, Hoover leather coin purse conreasonable » rices. Mi-Lady * Dcotch, The Bicycle Store, Mc- Sentinels; 9, Cll-quot Eaklmo0; Jtp.OO bill and small 11th St. Shoppe, 110 Magnolia. 10, Smith Broth, i luinder Arcade. ^Finder please return to light sunny attractive bed 154 3. WJZ New York, titlO; 7, Herald, Reward. rooms. 212 W. 4th St. U. S. Army band; 7:50, Memoriul 215— Miscellaneous For Sale (Legal Nolices) t i Ijconnrd W. *0, Maxwell ticket to the Milano for 1’»— Apartment For Rent Hour; D *. L ’; '> i . Ilmir: 11, Slum­ |irmeU Barber a t Th2 rooms furnished, housekeeping A first class Opossum dog $25.00 IN T i l l : t n i L . T OF* C'CM.'N'TY ber Music. Herald. J. It. Johnson, Ij»ke Monroe. J t ' I n l K . SK.M1.VCTU: COU NT V. 105,2, W l o 11 I'ltiludtdphin, apartm ent. $14:00 monthly. 301 S T A I 't: i >K F I.*li lt I *A. 71C: 8, !>. •; Cor. 5th and Pnlmeto, rs PresenIn re ................ . K ltlT M H ft\VAItI>8 27—Money To Loan Bicycle near Milano. S.it- j ____ tation; 8::"< I ' . , , s ’ ntinel.s; 9, ll'KAI*. 1'ereaaeil. . : To a ll t m i n o r s , le g atee* , il ln t r l h u - Clicquot U I* Reward and no questions. Attractive furnished apartments.}.^ ~ ” tee*, ninl nil p em on * h av in g (Return to 3U0 E. Hughey | Corner Park and Tenth S ts .! to. ,"/in on residences in 3l8.fi V. Oil p|1 1 del p'nlit, 8fit); rlnlin* o r ilemnm ln n a n l n s t eald Sanford, low intr-est rate. Box i*l.it.*: Fri^.'lalro installed, water and 5 :1 5 i .......»; I". 7:30. Child07. c-o The Herald. Von an d e a c h o f you, tire h e r e b y rcr's II,•• gurngo furnished. I’hone 18-J. i rtolifliil ami rei|Ulrotl to p re * e n t [oKObllet ,ui) • Inline nml ilyniiinUs w h i c h you. 315.fi, KDK' * '"'iirg'i. 950: fi, Political Announcement CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 012 n r e i t h e r >.f you, m a y h a v e iign lnut th« * M ale ,.r K l t l T f I K P W A H D R dinner cuncert; 1>. .Maxwell Hour; Park Ave. Apartmentr.—2 and 1 MKAH. i|ecen*eil, l a t e of S e m in o le 10, Balkilc Hour DODGE —garage and water. Reasonable. TO T i l l : VOTHIIS III' S H IH M Il.K I’o u t i l ) , I loriila. to tile lion, J a * •(, cars and Graham trucks, n i l NTV 277.fi, WHAM Rochester, 1,080: lmr> bv a n ii . m n n - m v cam llrta c v | S h a ro n , I'oulity Im lgu of H em lu o le nd 13th. Street. Phone J. Mr. Douglas King may have a f o rI rc-t.|^ ci|iiii ill*, o f f ic e of *li.*r- ' i ' m i n i y. nt hi* office In t h e iTonniy «'<iurth>iu*e In S e m in o le t ’n n n ly . free ticket to the AJilane fur­ 'ff or S..mill'll.. I'utility *ul>l.'Ct i,i | ,, . ,_ the action nf iti»> voter* In th e *■hirliln, within twelve month from }'S * COWAN CO. Auto nished by The Herald. DrTlnrriillr primary to lie h. Ill n ex t J 'heIiatiol 'late Nhereof. ami sheet metal works. o v e m b e r 10. A. IV 1027. June. I u III appredat,. your THKODoitF. U MIIAIt, Ich Avenue. Phone 71H-W. FURNISHED apartm ent for rent support. respectfully your*. Kxccutor of the Kstutc r,f in the Herald building—a down r. J?. t l AN'I>. KIHTII K H W A K D S MKAI), l>«town t cation a t remarkably low r .a s til, • INFORD BUICK CO. m tes. Ask for Mr. Haines at The T i l l O T R I t * O F SKMIN OI.K |212 Magnolia Ave. FOt .NTY Herald • 'Tice. Phone 3G7. op I Iirre h y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f t » a in n n ; riiu :u iT Com iT SKJII.NMl.V: COUNTY, FLORIDA. c a m lliln tc f.>r s h e r i f f of Sem i nob* 16— Houses For Rent I \ CIIANl’KItY. C o u n t y mil*J,'Ot to t h e a c t i o n of plUPS-MAHMONS It. AT.ro It D. Comth e D e m o c r a t ic prim ary lo l i r | IM iS.UftiNO Ilford Automobile Co. FOR RENT:—Smnll cottage on h e ld lit l lie r u r l v p o r t c f J u n e ISIS, , pin I unlit inolia Ave. Phone 137. va V ery r e s n n c tlv e ly . rear of lot. Will rent for $15 00 K. K. U ltA D Y . T. A I . F o l 'D , D e fe n d a n t. per month. Located nt 1705 Mag­ ----------------- i o K D K II F o i l I'K IIL IC A T IO N inesa Service nolia Avenue. Inquire at Herald m i : ST A T I; O F F L O R I D A TO: Announcements o. T. AI.I-'OltD: C a r e of T h o m p ­ office. so n llrottu -ra M o r tu a r y , 3S7 all transfer picture*, N O T li’K O F A N N U A L M K F T I NO A dam * A venue, .MVmphla, T e n n e s ­ lints, aid brushes. Sun FOR RENT:—6 room bungalow at <>F H TtH 'K IIO L D K IlM O F SK.UINsee. OI.K SFA’I ' l t l T I K S F»> Von lire h e r e b y re<|ulrt)(l t o a p ­ [use Painta and Varnishes. 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner Snnford. F lo rid a. p e a r to th e Itlll of C o m p lain t ]PJ,»' and Wall Paper lot. Garage. $25.00 monthly. In­ NOTH' K IS IIK1IKHV O IVR N *1,Milled a a a l n s t y o u In t h e n h o v e T h a t lu p t i r s u n n c c w i t h t h e C h a r t e r Y.\ First S‘ quire nt Herald office. nm i (n a c c o r d a n e e w i t h the, p ro v l- e i i l l l b i l e.is*e a t th e C o u r t Ifn u so Radio Programs AD. RATES SA N TA SA Y S: “For the man, a carving set, an ideal gift, 1 and Rogers 1847 Silverplate for the wo­ man with taste.” Ball Hardware Co. ‘N o t to be opened flTE in every ahapt and FOR KENT—3 room house with etc,. Sanford Ccmeu'. garage. $8.00 n month. Apply Ccr.pnny, F ifth and 117 Poplar Ave. ______ Phone 112-W. _ | R'usel. Farm s, Grovsa. The lleruld will rent free a 110 N. Park Ave. Phone ticket to the Milane. to Mr. Sam Byrd if he w ill, call. i |GHT PRINT SHOP service on anything ir. kg. A phone call will get K Plume 417-W. 9 Rall ft 19— Houses For Sufe FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ nolia Avenue north of Central Street. $3500.00. Practically no cash required payments like rent. [HOOFING—'The Roof F.v Address It. H. B. Care The Herald. Metal shingles; (earn tin' and gnlvtnizcd 20—Farms For Sale James II. Cowan. Oak OVIEDO CELERY LAND I Third St. Phone 111. 10 Acres or more, flowing wells. 2 Railroad sidings half mile YOUR OLD WALLS IF. NEW WALL PAINT front property. Price $255.00 per UNO NEW AND BET- acre your own term s. Paul P. PR FURTHER INFORM A Harnett, 19 Wull Street, Orlando, PALL PHONE 235-J OR Florida. Phone 8398 or 5313. a COLLER, SANFORD. 21—Acreage For Sale SRAPII --repairing, piano by rxrerla with 17 years Sanford music store IShrippc . Room 10 & 11 Me­ ade, Phone R32. Signs of all kinds, ^rd Paint it Wall Paper DRUG STORE—PreDrugs, Soda, We are 1ss your phone. Call 103 FOR SALE:—Beautiful areeag* between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 acres, consisting of some high and some low land. Ideally s i t u a t e d for poultry farm. Frontag? on old Orlando roud. Cun lie bought at a bargain with very easy payments. Tills is an opportunity for some one to get a desirable poultry farm for almost nothing. For further information see R. J. Holly, First National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida._______ ____________ _ BLOCKS— Irrigation 24— Lots For Sale lind general cement work. FOR SALE; AT ACTUAL COST | r »n rete Co. J. E. TerBEFORE THE BOOM- Well loPmn. 3rd and Elmcatsd lot facing east on Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In go«l neighborhood. Very desirable for Wanted Male home, quite close to school. $1750.00 Almost your own t?rms. Address , TRANSPORTATION—To Reniinole Builders. Ir.c. P. 0. Box lo truck driver who will 431, Sanford, Florida. down there. Apply C. Herald office at 26— Miscellaneous For Sale Must sell R. C. A. Super H etrv dyne Radio. Phone 10L »ncial it S a n f o r d S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r ■Ion* of ta w . lint o n it Nn I m e e t i n g lila. m i AlOiid.ii Ihe Toil duy o f J a n . of S t o c k h o l d e r a Gif t h e S e m in o le u u ry , la ;* , ill, ' r e l ie f s o u g h t by S e ri irt li e * t ' o m p a n v Will lie held ui mid (till i f C o m p l a in t li e in g ' a n t h e o ffice o f t h e C o m p a n y . In tin- i b ' o ' n • illvoree of t h e C o m p l a i n C ity of S n n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n th e m l fr o m you. t ' p o u f a i l u r e t o a p I m h d a y of J a n u a r y , 1 9 9 , »t th e p r n r D eeteo pro C o n fe ss o w i l l be h o u r of |0:ll0 o 'c lo c k A. M , f o r e n t e r e d a g a in * ! you. tin- p u r p o a e o f co nsId erliiK .u c li I T IS F C U T II F .lt O R D K I IK D Hint m a t t e r * tt* m a y !>• b r o u g h t h r f o r e | Uil* o r d e r lie p u b li s h e d oner a It. w eek f o r c u tiv e 1 Ilatrd till* the IStli day of Dec­ w eek * In T hf oeu rS a nHf oIr d clloi-n rsuetd . a ember, mi*. n e w s p a p e r , p u b li s h e d In H a n fo rd . A ttest: S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a . • J I STKWAHT. I a i n K a n d O ltD F .U K D t h i s SQlh < S ecretary. day o f N n v e m h e r. 1S2T. \V. W . C SMITH. V. B. DO UO LABS, I I’rv s ltlen t. As t ' l e r k of t h e a b o v e ■tyled c o u r t . I N O T IC K ityr A. M. IVKICKS. D ep u ty rile k. 1 T h e r r B t i l n r A n n u a l S ln c k h o b b - r* M in iltit «>f th e F lr » t N a tio n a l W lt.SiiN . ItOVI.R K tm illT O N . S n lb 'lto r* f o r t 'o i n p lu l n n n t. liatdv of S an fo riJ. F l o r b l u , w ill b> I fl.l In ticeorU atice w i t h It* l.i law * mi Tue"<lny J a n u a r y l a t h I'.'ZH n l *u o’c lo c k n. in., In t h e >11r o o t n m ro o m of tile h a n k , lo e l r c t illrcct* or* for tlin r m m l i i u y e a r , in b e a r re p o r t* of o f f i c e r * u m l t» transact Hitch o t h e r bustiii!** * * m ay p ro p r r l y coine b e f o r e th y m e..linn . It. F . W ll iT N K I t . Cuehiv r until Christmas!” Nothing is worse than last -minute Christmas shop­ ping. The laoel-“Not to be opened until Christmas!”-is the true symbol of the shopper who considers others Virginia Girl Comes Back To Life A fter BEING INCASKET (Legal NoUccs) IN T i l K C I R C U I T C p I U t r . T W K N TV T l l l l t D J U D I C I A L C ll tr i U l T OF FLO R ID A . IN AND F O R T U B COUNTY O F SKMIN OLK. IN C IIA N C K ItY . J O H N S. A R J I l T A O i : . C o m p l a ln a n l . va » A. tl, MIL A ir, II A l t l t l B T A. UO l i p .uni A. W . ROlh'i h e r h u s b a m f. 1h-fi-mlnnl*. N O T IC B O F M A S T E R 'S HALF. Not lea I* h e r r l i y g l v m t h a t n n . il rr a n d l>y v i r t u * n f tin- f i n a l t i n . "nr n f fo re c lo su re and sale mail* nm l e n t e r e d o n Ih e t’SIh d a y nf N o v e m b e r. A. D 1SJ7. by t h e J u d g e of t h e C i r c u i t rim trt In a m i (n r S e m in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . In t h a t c e r t a i n t ' b a n e e r y s u i t iw tiding in sa id C ourt w h erein J o h n 8. A rm ltu g e Is c o m p l a l n n n t . a n d A. M M ilam , H a r r i e t A. Hobo a n d A. IV. Robb, h e r h u s b a n d , a r e d e f o n tliini*. I. H. A. U. W il k in s o n , a s S p ecial M a s t e r o f s a i d C o u r t a p ­ p o in t e d lu e a ld f i n a l d e c re e , w ilt o f f e r f o r s a i d a n d s e l l t o t h e hlK hest nml b e s t b i d d e r fu r cash at p u b lic o u t c r y b efore ih * C o u r t ili.u s e In S a n f o r d H e m ln o le C o u n ­ ty F lo r id a , o n M o n d a y t h e I n d ■luy of J a n u a r y , A. D. 1921. tb o s a m e b e in g a r u l e day of said C o u r t, a m i d u r i n g t h e l# * e l h o u r* nf * a |r . t h e p r u j i e r t y d e s c r ib e d In iiml o r d e r e d so ld by said .f in a l d e c re e , w i d t h p r o p e r t y Is s i t u a t e d In I h e city o f S o n fi.ril C o u n ty nf S em in o le a n d S t a t e n f F lo r id a , a n d dcM-rlbeil m ore p articu larly aa follow s, l o - w l t i All of lllo c k Six («). T ier F o u r t e e n ( I t ) , a c c o r d i n g to i j . fle rlru d e 'r M ap of .H anford, o t h e r w i s e b e t t e r d e s c r i b e d C* F lo r id a iJ tm l a n d C o lo n i s a ti o n film U diI MJ| l> «t. O e r i r u d e ’s A d d iti o n •« Ih e T o w n o f S i n f o r o . w h ic h M a p U of r e c o r d In I h e p u b li c r e c o n l* (.f S»m lnole C o u n ty . F lo r id a , in pi* 1 R ook N'o. I n t pajT»» * 17-117. ^ , The . p u r c h a s e r in p a v f o r deed. ■ Thl* p r o p e r l y I* so ld to co m piv Christmas Decs from fifty cents up. Comer 2nd Street, and Park lD BOND AND MORT- Ave. M, M. Lord, phone. 3512. C0MPANY. 112 Second 4 piece brown wicker living room suite a t bargain. 604 Elm Are. |? nn inciroved business ncr ptnu—ty. Also will FDR - S A L E — Umbrella tent 9x9, •hrtjr-K " se cu rity . good one , new. Htone 743-J. 11U01 M a g n o lia .__ ________ Is and F lo w e re Will sell free a -ticket t« lh“ I lew" to Misa Clwire Zachry, if she and other re ring wU» „*k at The Herald. !* « ? ,h' f,n" ' " r<1' r “f°rC* . from Stokes Seed) - .......—------ --------------- - * " IW,,'L »S A. » ■« nN v, n. « WnIL«Kf te IN aS O s p e c i a l M s s t s - In C h s n c c r r .Arcade Bldg' and be FOR SALE—S p e c ia l sale on p o ­ *i iir n n tN o . l y p e s t r a i n * . AID lie© p u p p i e s u n t i l C h r i s t m a s , « " * f ; FS:nruiK o li c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . Oak Ave. Phone 244-W. CULPEPER, Va., Dec. and does buying early, and most often this enviable person is a reader of advertising. 2 2 .- ( I NS) —Mim Fanniu Broyles, laughter cf a farm er here, today reia ml how It feeU to come bat!; from the "dead.'' She startled mourners around her coffin-when sh j sat up nml excitedly asked, "where am 17” , Her parent* had mourned her as dead, and the usual funeral ur- . rangetren a were completed evm lo the point of the minister being present to preach he funeral ser­ mon, She was struck by a limb from a falling tree and had been pronounced deadWhen restorinlvei were given her she declared that she was conct!ous while the funeral arrange­ ments were being made but could not speak or move to signal tnr parents th a. rSe was alive, Physlcianr. today said that Mist i Broyles would recover. t Every newspaper is an unfailing suggestoin list of things that father, mother, sister, brother, sweetheart, wife, husband, nephew, niece uncle and aunt would really appreciate. Why not make this one a Merry Christmas for your­ self? Advertising will do more to help you solve the Christ­ THE U. S. is roaklnj more fore­ ign loan* la 1927 than in 19211. mas shopping problem than anything else. LU M BER SANFORD HERALD and B u ild in g M a te ria ls Security Lumber Co. Phone 707. ■-9 , 1*» ’ ,'*"** "* • . -■’J ' 2: .i'.'iC r *** � 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, 1927 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, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 22, 1927; <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/b9c17fc8b3c223bcc89246da1e6821e6.pdf 710ed651c9fe7f7a6c775e7d4cf34d5c PDF Text Text ^ fO U R N E W S P A P E R published In F lorida’s H e a rt. ‘ I The W o rld s G reatest V egetable Section. Its K ichostG nrdenL and. Service REED DESIRES TOBEHONORED ATCONVENTION Stormy Petrel Of The Senate Plana To Aini For TheDemocratic Convention Choice Wishes Are Made KnownBy Friend To Counteract Story To The Contrary H> Gtorge H. Holmes International News Service Staff Correspondent Solon Asks Probe Of Naval Disaster WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.­ *“* The ( ongrcssional presaure for an investigation or the Navy gatherc<l strength t-dny; despite the Navy Depart, ment s statement that th o S-» submarine casualty was a pure accident. Hep. ninck (l>> of New York introduced „a ,resovou. "tion in the house calling for i complete investigation „f tho •VrfiV ""1Seger e h° Mtrchni,t and Rep. (It) of Marine \ cvv •lursey placet! before the house a resolution demanding full in­ formation from the Navy DeP irtm eat on th«» S-i tragedy. SEMINOLE BOARD HOLDS LP MONEY COMING TO CITY SA N FORD, hLOIU u L.W K IIX ESU A V . DEC EM BER 21. 1027? M ember Audit B ureau O f Circulations TAKETHEFOXCommunfry Tree m REM U S, FREED , Lighted \Christmas Night " ^ ISCURTORDER During _ _____ 'MusicalProgram ML C ARRYONCrew Of Submari Plans for a. municipal hristnus ter free of charge. Tho Sanford Christmas tree, which All le Electric Company will donate the "------1lighted on Christmas cuing es the use of n string of 100 sockets, Gigantic M an-Hunt For Fugi- " ,rt of an appropriat Yulelidc "hilo the Randall and Melton live Slayer Of California , hnv* ***" nipleted, electric companies will furnish the Girl la tsmirnH n . n , . n i “ ‘ “ ruing to an nnnoun men: to­ ulhs at cert and tho coloring witht.'r ii.s Spurcd On H> Order d.-> by James Moughi il, stinc ap tu re Hint At AllCost 'rvisnr of city bcautifica cm work. •-ui charge. Cost of the bulbs will . h? borno |»y voluntary contribution --------;',r - Moughton. assisted y menial which may be addressed to Mrs "vrs of the Snnfonl Ga oa Club. Henry Wright. h is been engaged for io past In addition to lending assistance few days in working o tho deJ-,d> of the first seriv of its m making this y ear's-tree a suethe Sanford Garden Club will I’ioces O f Mull* E v id en ce D is­ l uni to be staged in th city, also present to tho city n tree whin, Ibe Christmas treo, nted in " 'll I*’ used in futures years. The c o v e re d In Hoorn O f H o r­ < • ntral Park, will bo hted at ticc a fine specimrnt of the juniner ro rs " H elp T o Solve Deed h o'clock during a son •ervice that will be participate In by UH. Hnrhadcnsls, or native reil cedar ^ I.OS ANGELES. Cal., Dec. 21—- •very chmch in S a n tiR The vill be placed in n sipiare at tho Bring in the "Fox’*.—-(lend or nlivf-. Program includes the ai ring Of r»ot of Park Avenue. The tree will This is the order which today spur .arols and the Adeste FI .•lis. led . I’lnntcd by a landscape nrtiq Tho tree •ill le '•ilh the assistance of Mr. Moughred on th«» jji'rantlr nmn-hunt for '•v a cornet. it and the Garden Club committee William Eduard Hickman, identi­ lighted cnch night fr.m Christ- t..••mpose.l of II. F. Whitner J r. mas until New Year’s. fied ns the kidnnpncr of little Mnr11■*,ry Nickel and Roy F. Hymes. I nder Mr. Moughton* supeiion I'u;kcr and r- .inallv churged A brief program Will mark tho with the murder of tlv* 1“ year ' '"w i the tree has bee ma.’e •I. dien:mi, of tho tree. Miss Marold s< hou| girl. p mly for hanging of |i its and o r c t Young and M.C. Haddock • t) ‘ r decorations. The eftctricity \hviiA * one jump ah ad of tinwill direct the Girl Scouts and Hoy police, the arch plotter wlw ■ t\| •“‘t will be borne by thi city us ^•ouu in appropriate exercises. tiinis 'If .“ Fox Fate" in demamling '• i II a i the work of decora illg tile Ibe public is cordially invited to a nu re 11,500 for the life of his tree. Tho Florida Power at Light "’ ptesent and children ure cspeci• liildish captive, has eluded an Company will furnish II the ally welcomed to the exercises army of pursuer-, for three day s necessary wire and install he me- which will begin a t 3 o'clock. end four nights. N Idle the chase nrcju-i tl Fiendish Murderer Hunted For 3 Days * INSAMELINEAre GrowingS lig i Law yer, Ex-IlootleR'Rer And W ife-Slayer S tates He Will Dedicate Life To De ' feat Volstepd Amendment Signals Have1 .FUROR STICKS TO NoFrom Ill-Fated For 15 Hours; j RECITAL THAT HE IMans To Tour Land Too Rough For! And Give Lectures WAS INTIMIDATED Lifting Derricl MeanH ,lem us W llne88 Declares T h a t KidA Nill H ave To Face Probate Mill well Asked Sign A ffi.Asked To Sljfn ffi­ C ourt To D eterm ine Sanity dav its Anif He Did So W hen CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. 21 — ....Pros. A ttorney W as A bsent A m x r / x ft* * C*A a A JT IV 6 U l l u C G Principal Efforts Made To Reclai Bodies In Boats Hi George Remo?, acquitted of the WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, (INS) im ird.r of hi* wife, Imogene, "on -—Edward J. Kid well, member of the -id,, grounds of insanity,’* W ASHINGTON. Dor. 21— tno Fall-Sinclair Oil conspiracy will dedicate the rest of his (INS)—S e n a to r “Jim'" lleetl County Com m issioners Will he says, "to stifle the Intuit known jury, stuck doggedly to his story W ASHINGTON, Dec. today that he had been intimi­ NVi(lihold Rond And Ilridjjt? as the Prohibition Law." of M issouri, around w Iumo (IN S )— D eath w as the It "a* by circumventing this lnw dated by the district attorney’s of­ n t the b a tte re d hulk Funds U ntil S ta tu s Of City white h a irs have surged more fice into signing "several false that Remus n few years ago be­ M a rra n ls H as Iteen Decided political sto rm s than are v is­ came known as tho nation's most affidavits" for use in tho criminal subm arine S-4 ns salv. ited upon m ost men in audacious nnd spectacular boot- contempt trial of Harry F. Sin­ operations were resum ed l*y action of the County Cor.s. Icger, building up a gross business clair. William J . Bums, anil four Provincetow n H arbor public life, has determ ined missioners, meeting in special ses­ of >100,000,000. He made a profit associates. upon his political future. A m essage from Adm Kidwell, under questioning by of soinj $7,000,000—nnd lost prac­ sion Tuesday morning at the court He is going to “shoot” for house, certain moneys due the City tically nil of it. He knows the George P. Hoover, Sinclair attor­ F ra n k H. B rum by, in c booze business ns probably no oth­ ney, had stated that he had been of tho rescue fleet, ad the Democratic ' ' road c ra tic Presidential iro,n th« «>« ami bridge fund of er man does nnd can sp.-uk with forced to sign affidavits alleging “ unty, will bbe w S e M Nomination in 1928. If he get* p i n o l e Co IrarH i ™ , " ^ 0 1V I P E T I T I O N thnt two Hums detectives had ap­ tho N avy D epartm ent ah© some authority. .... . . .If. not, pending tho the :adjustment "f a m atter | olojr* r .re aiding detectives In H 1 lv /il in dede it well and good; proached him during tho oil trial before noon that as pori Resides touring t!ie country ns hich involves the redemption of tcrmin.ng how Marlon Parker was O i l there i> the slippered some $45,000 worth of city time put ;>i death before her body was n lecturer he plans to write n mul engaged him in conversation. and mooring equipment case of r.rivntc life stretching w arrants now held by the board as carv'd to pieces and finally given book "The life of George Remus.” Movements of the Bums opera­ swung into f^sition, no signals * * ahead of liimi He is tired of the security for deposit:, in the Semi­ back to her distressed fatho'. Remus probably would have gono tives in shadowing the oil jury come from the ill-fated craft for the basis for tho contempt Senate, and wants no mere of it. nole County Dank. zcott free for the slaying of his are more than 16 hours. trial. 'Vitli hits of mute evidence, This is the background for the wife, whom he shot last Oct. 0 in The board voted to hold up the found in a veritable "horror chum Assistant United States AttotTho most optimistic estimates statement issued here today by Eden Park, had not Judge Chester ity money following the appear- b*'r in a Bellevue Avenue a p a rtncy James O' Lenry, who was naval experts said 80 b o o n R. Shook eliminated from his in­ Fantuel YV. Fordyco, chairman of ^unee of h, II. Ashcraft, receivin' nient house the deserted lair of the LM c C alifornia Crop ill Be Nnled KducalorW hoSttcriimil­ structions to the jury the “straight directly nccuscd by Kidwell of the maximum time life could the Democratic State Committee tor the bunk, who suggested the : killer, these invert gators were u-opened examination maintained in the torpedo H eavier T his Season I'han of Missouri, proclaiming the Rood l'd Y esterday To An H eart not guilty" form of verdict. Tho browbeating, action ns part of u scheme where‘’‘ "shutting piecemeal the iu m: of tho witness todny. He showed in which six members of the Lt P ast, Says Heitorl jury wanted to gi\-o Remus n Sen! ondidacy. It was is :uod with Sena­ Attack Will lie Hurled Ip Christmas present in the form of Kidwell one of the affidavits— wero kno wnto have been by the county might realise money atrnrioua crimo in the nnnnls of tor Reed's knowledge and conaeut. on the collateral and permit tho de- a civilised community. To F ederated Sales hief Tallahassee, Form er Home his freedom but they could not, which he. Kidwell. had personally prisoned. and it said th at: “ Under no thrum * ••net bank to facilitate the bund­ under the lnw. So they did the dictated—nnd asked him if it was lllooil stains found h pattered in­ Eighty hours were up last nl stances will he ugem heroine a ling of il» account’wifli the County Sanford celery growers cii a \GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 3 1 .- next bust thing—returned the ver­ one of which he had been forced nt 11:30. Ninety six hours—f side n porcelain Cathtub, in which candidate for the Somite." Beard. full davs—will have elapsed a t 3 the girl is believed to liave been | 0tt heavy competition fronilCall- (IN’S )-F u n e ra l services fr.r Dr. dict of not guilty on the sole to sign. Thus the die is rust considerable "Yes," said Kidwell, ’\ h a t b this afternoon since the Ci ground of insanity." A t the time the w arrants came butchered, and hi ood JiplotrhiM on ‘°rna this season, accordinglto u A. A. Murphrec, " -sidrnt of finality. I t’s the Wl lit-* House or into the possession of the county, the bathroom wall were being an­ litte r just received by iLrnie This means Remus will hnvo to one of several.” The district attor­ Guard destroyer Paulding sent tho University 'da, who retirement for the stormy petrel of none of the commissioner* was alyzed. I unnon, district sales mnXiger .n , , , bo before Judge Wiliam H. Leudcrj ney's office Inter plans to produce S-4 down. yes- in probate court and prove that he witnesses who will swear Kidwell Democratic politics. Fcra'.nr Heed fmniliur with Ihc ilotails of the n hoar*, t Although the heavy Small <iuantities of oatmeal for the Federated Fruit and*’— ' l"‘ etahle Growers Inc., of New ork, 1 ;nl:,V- will be held u t ’tho First Is ratio. If he is found to be in­ n.sked for the privilege of making which had beaten back the re '» 'If*, although his, vigor belies bis transaction, a v o id in g to their porridge, and tapioca pudding, jears. The sane, he wtl be sent to tho Limn the affidavits In question. ships for more- than 48 hours stiileinents at t he rrecting. It was found In the kitchenette, which who made public the con nt* Biipli; t Church here today, O'Leary led Kidwell through n subsided noticeably this mo The Missouri friends of Senator however, disclosed that tiiu arm - convinced detectives that the girl of the communication. Mr. an- pntire University closed in honor (O hio' hospital, for the criminal series of questions ami finally got K. L. Kaufman, federal a jr cul­ Ihvd were moved to make their inole County Hank hud offered had dined In her death cell also Insnnr, The general belief la that Admiral Brumby advised the tural statistician at Sam an, ito. •>f the noted educator today. Remus will bo held Bane, inasmuch the witness to admit that In view nwcll was still too gTsat to pe P"sitica_elcar r.t the candidacy of .hem to the cluik of the hoard with were being analyzed. T’.i afternoon hia body will be na the three alienists appointed by of everything that had happened, speedy operations. ion's advices ( were obtained om f*°v. AI Smith that Senator Rood thb injitlnctioa to "tako The possibility that little Mnr- The survey is regarded ns a b sen to Tullnhuxscc, liis former Judgo Shook to observe hint In ho was of the olnlun tho defend­ Because of the rolling h me. for Iiuriul. ants in the oil conspiracy trial hod mine-sweeper Falcon, fit • omprrhensivo report on tho it court found him to ba sane. lion of thq California crop. y*)r. .'iurphrec, prcsidenVfcr th» .«* souo’xw l*0" I,rcPar*d “to do onytihng to the rescue croft, hod to Bni] ivr. Ramus will be University Of Florida, wan found today. II, Not only will tho {Junford i , h i. ..II in ‘S . f i J . J S " ml k* l> f m " mooring northeast and dead in bed in his homd hore Tucs- tlio county Jail last night, trict have to compote with an of the 8-4 marker buoy, happier ilny momtnpr. “ I feel that with four men har­ tie Into two other mine ernge crop grown In the Is>s thnn in years. The verdict which gules nnd H IIu became ill shortly a fte r mid­ wun reached on the first ballot was ing followed me, thoy wero try­ the Lark and Mallard, to Diego Suctions Despite the prevailing impres­ vcjit us collateral for its deposits rhe janitor of the llellevuc ii will also Inn night lart night and a physician certlfi :d to probate judge Leuder ing to see If I was tho kind of man sufficient stability to ptrmi have to eantoml sion among many Democrats that iit local banks. Apartments told police that on Ir.st a heavy shipment fioni wlial was summoned. Ho rallied, how- shortly a fter it was rendered. who would accept u bribo.” said resumption o f diving. ’’ the rumination is going to Muiitn, Tho question draw from George Friday night curing the night Known as tho Kan Jouqiiia i__ Kidwell. thif. backers ’ ’ This judge may hold Remus' san­ the rescue crew has given up sndl®,v!’r’ “,u* H >e attack was not cunof the Reed movement I A. Do Cotter citv and Kidwell next udmitted thnt he hope of finding life within the •llnt'n Ithej Iwk arc nv. sitting ,I•• . . * * .d county a t - 1 ° n '*'hiih Marion is now believed .Sacramento river deltn, from which aidcrcd daiiK *rou.i. ity hearing todny, so that Remus believe in — a Ibcuutorncy, a statem ent thwit .................. the war- I?, nnvw been murdered.— lie saw peak shipments in past years have This morning when his daughter, mny be u free nmn by Christ- hnd voluntarily come to assistant tho first divers w^re ordered tih.'l ntiuiegic position. rant... in question have not been r e - ! Hickman sneak into hi* rooms, been made before January I nnd Mrs. David Worth, of Gainesville, nuu. District Attorney Neil Uurkinshaw attem pt to clear the torpedo to If t?mith cannot lie nominated cognized ns city obligations b e - ' crying- mysterious litimli*.. bundles under consequently has not beet) a com­ went to his room to investigute Ids nnd mmlo one statement. Berk, In the hope of effecting aiwl there are a number of liemo- runs? the question of their validity Ms arms in.ihuw, he said, asked him to re­ the croft. petitor of tho local crop. fail ure to appear nt his usunl time, (rutic die-hards who believe he I has not been determined as yet. duce tho statement to w riting In Twice In the same night llickA average crop is reported from she was unable to awaken him nnd Last reports from Adm f-mnot he—this convention must The attorney stated that authori­ his own language and ho was left to an attem pt to reclaim the man drove away In un automobile the” western state with «i... summoned the family physician inevitably turn to u compromise zation for issuance of th alone with n stenographer. Ho was were eubmerged in 12 or 15 . I)r. G. Tilninn, who pronounced randidnic, they point out. And in not intimidated into making it, ho of eoft, slimy mud, 105 feet be him dead. Dr. Tillman Issued tho tbe next breath' they ask, “who U udmitted. . follo.ving rtatem ent as to the the wft‘*rline. •■'ior_- m ailable than Reed?" they cause of lii.s death: Tho statement In this affidavit: &nv-vcr their own question by usWith lifting cranes and pont "Doctor Murphrec died about D I Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie "Igivc Mr. Uurkinshaw thia In­ on the scene, and all hope of serting he is the one nmn, possibly formation of my own accord and o’clock tin* morning while asleep, Caroline Tolar, pioneer citizen who out Milo of Gov. Albert Ritchie j cue abandoned, the diving the cause of his death being enr- died Monduy afternoon after a free will," Kidwel admitted was directed Ui principal efforto °f Maryland, to whom the Smith correct; ounry thrombosis. He hud a mild three days’ illness, were held this May to an attem pt o reclaim the P*®ple nnd the anti-Sm ith people Baptist hauls for hi.t contention th it placed nt H.K50 compared will utturk of nngirot during the even­ morning a t tho First of the 43 members of the roubl turn to without hard feelings. ubooks ing." Church of which Mrs. Tolar hnd of the bank showed that the HJ150 lust season. Our fom us who were trapped when the Rf-d Is “damp," but he is l*r.»le£[w arrants had been delivered to the ( I f l o i J n L R q n n ira i Announcement of Doctor Mur- been an active member since it* tant. production for the state mad sel went down. The next effort Lank and money paid out for them. H v IttL ) I i u l l l { U t ; L November 8 is 1,329,04XL Cnllforni phree’s death was a shock to Gain­ founding many years »go. be directed toward ealvaging It would be an irenicul turn ef nnd also pointed out that Ihc ci! Ex­ The final rit.’s were in rhargo of submarine Itself crates compared with l,;it<5,0 esville and all of Florida. •ab’ if the Missourian rhotild auditors' report recognizes th< crates last season. The rdoiy pressions. of -profound regr t were Dr F. D. King nnd Dr. E. D. Instruction* also h av t bos *ni’rge from the ndM convention w arrants as outstanding indebtedvoiced by Governor John W. Mar­ Brownlee..A mixed qunrtct com­ sued to Admiral Brumby to . «rate used in California is Inrgdr ** the nominee, tig h t years ngn at ne>s. '. than the one used in Florida. | tin, by state officials, educators posed of Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. the first diver enter the boat “an hrancinr^phc was "thrown out** MEMPHIS Dec. 21— (IN S )— Air. De I'ottes rrnlied lluil the lieliove tho crate I- cna- nnd citizen- in every city and I>. C, Mooro, J. I). Parker and B. G •(**. iFlorida iu i mt« iiiiiu ’[f the convention that nominated town throughout tho state. ’ (Continued on Page 3) Moors sung several hymns, favor­ Mrs. Alma McClavy, 32, who killed MEXICO CITY, De w arrants had not been included in rircrril half th r nize of tin «n * 5 M. Cox, ’ th refunding schcnm because no ; —Further banqueting s won riHUk- 1approxim<4d iforniu crate. Doctor Tho Murphrce aupruximwas vi one of the ites of Mrs. Tolar’s. As a reces­ her first husbund anil divorced reinrds had been found to shaw ••ccing w ire on Col. Charles A. sto ra g e number of crates lohd«d South’s nio*t prominent educators. sional the choir sang "N earer My her aucorid, was held in jail here that the city obtained full value Lindbergh’s schedule for today. to the car in California is 180. He was the recipient of many God To Thee’’ during the services today for questioning In connection scholastic honors and was loved nnd rendered "Rock Of Ages" and " It with the mysterious slaying last General Alvaro Ohregun, former "The Sail Joaquin and the Hsc(continued on imge two) of her third husband, Mich­ t president of Mexico, will bo host rnmento rivers’ Delta is the Ur- rrsptctcd by every one who knew Is 'Veil With My Soul.” As tho night ael McClavy, 60. road contractor. him. • casket wus being borne from tho to the famous flyer at a banquet gest producing urea in ( zlifor* McClavy .was shot to death a t his Dr. James M. F arr,' Vice pres­ church, the group again song ut tho Pyramids near Sun Juan niu having 7,100 acres compared home last night shortly a fte r he Tcotihuacnn, one of the most pic­ with 7.000 acres planted lust sea­ ident pending the appointment of a "N earer My God To Thee.” returned from a Christmas shop­ MIAMI, F la ." Dee. 21. • v turesque sites of old Mexico. A large number ot friends g a - ! ping tour- r«q---— son. Tho crop in this wetion sucessor to Doctor Murphrce. uptown. Wlth “ ‘ (WO bull.. . . .. . . . bverthing is In readiness for the Mrs. Murthu Wallace, one of Doc. According to plans today, Col. moves from around October I to thered at tbe church to pay their sts. through his heart and a third ^-A irplane transportation silnre Theater’s annua] Christmas Lindbergh will sturt his ucriul tour | April I. Last year approximately tor Murphrec’s two daughters, to­ final respects to ono of the best In his hip, McClavy died enroute Miami and Havana, Cuba, Btty which- will bo staged today Is LT hcr " ay *® £ ain«Sv,lH* known and most beloved women in to the hospital without making a started by Christina! it of Central America next Wednes* 1.501) " car* were shipped from the Vay •orrow morning n t 10 o’clock when nounced here by T. Duncan day. IliH fir? t hop will be to Guate­ Delta. This year producti.n will to hl,cn<l lho ChrU‘* h'anford. Many floral offerings statement. * thousand Sanford boys and Arrangement for the Chamber mala. Lindbergh made this deci- probably U somewhat under this of Miami, president and nttestdd the widespread friend­ A few minutes later Mrs. Mc­ 19 ^° ]‘Juy9, ;ira txpoclod to a tln u i the of Commence Nvw Y r.r’s dinner! g|on a s hc~w'as sUting ~ Wallace, who is expected to ships which she enjoyed here and Clavy appeared a t police headqaur- manager of the he »now. The only requirement to be staged nt the Hotel t orrest | (*dor Morrow’s private in Ambaa- despite tho increase in sucuge elsewhere. Following tho services ters in a taxicab. “My husband Airline, Inc., of . offlco in due mainly to tho fact tint the ruach Gainesville today or tomoradmission will be tho contrib- Lake on the night of January C the - American . Embassy. greatur pereentnge of the trop 11 r,ow* <,0CI‘ not l<now o f h«r lath e r’s a t the church a brief interm ent has been shot,” she told officers. Miami. of some candy, fruit, raisins are rapidly taking shape according The first of the t ■ervice was helJ ut the Municipal Informed that he had died before Into and the usual winter In this' •nHcipatlng eagerly The W ar Department immediate­ « Ruts, all of which will bo collect­ to an announcement today by Sec­ ly planned to provide Lindbergh reaching tho hospital, epital, Mrs. Me- airplanes which region is somewhat hazardous to hur reunion w,th hL!r k " ! 1* sho Cemetery. ” by the theater management for retary E. J. Trotter, who sn ij that was recently married in Chicago to zld:—“I om sorry, fair ran has ) . . with an escort of six planes to ac­ Mrs. Tolar had lived in Sanford C,“vy ra,m,y «» gvtribution among the poor although no fqrm al notice* Imd (Continued on pugo J) Sewell’* a fter , I Hubert Wallace. what more can I sa y ? ” company him for ut least M) kilo­ for 30 years and died at the ago «"!<iren of the city. ami. This, Inciden Charles E. Miller, a boarder at been mailed reservations have a l­ meters, and possibly to Tapachuof 73. She was stricken suddenly* ** wta;5 announced today hy man- ready begun to lie received. first international . .h. .\ where ___ _______v. tho .Spirit of St. Louis Friday afternoou with streptococ­ the McClavy home, was sought b America using hyd: y tr J. L. M nrentettc that the police for questioning today. Mil Among tho tnble* will be one for | will leave Mexican territory for tho ( ci infection and died three days cf White-IIighloyman has cioThe giant planes, and McClavy had hot words later a t tho home of her grandson, lor M'.R’I Hu* uso of several trucks thee First N'utiunul Lank which has short dash across Guatemala City. with two 420 horsepower j about Mrs. McClavy early yester­ T. A. Brotherson on Palm etto *hith will go to Benson Spring* nsi‘‘-'‘1 W»«W»(ioo« for 17 per* | .YcsUrday. Amerita’. flying am ­ day, neighbor* said. Mrs. McClavy liberty motors, will have i - - - n - n orphans pr.,nw“ sons, including Frank P. borstcr, bassador showed President Callei Avenue. fc ......- - tho Mthodist was acquitted In 1019 a t Little Ing capacity of 16 II. C. DuBoso, director, what Mexico City looketl like from Mrs. Tolar is survived by one Rock. Ark., for thq killing of her planes will b« luxt me show nnd then return them president. U. F. W hitner Sr., Ciishier, A. I..: |}jC u| r> R WOi the President's J J J r ir home. ' Viaited by freezing umpvrn - 1 southern part of the state Indicat- daughter, Mrs. Loretta Brotherson first husband. Roy Calvert, when cd embodying every Betts, assistant cashier, Mr*. Jcnn first air voyage and he expressed tures, Kanford’a vccgetnUe crops ed that vegetable crops in that lo. and tb « e jo n s , I)r. J ^ N^ Tolar, a verdict of justlflablo homicide for the air traveller. II. Beside the Miautl-Hav | u|f“wring is th^ program for the Michael, Mrs. Ethel 11. Strange, himself as hugely pleased, espcci- suffered very* littUs diynagu last reality hod received a heavT blow, Hamll E. Tolar and It. E. Tolar, was returned by the Jury. Miss Ena Mae Soeede, M. Brad; #||y l0mmcnding Lindbergh’s Mr. Just said, the ships all of t)ils city. She also leave* |. ’ ^ ‘a Cuts,” u day with Jap-' night accoring to a survey made tho loss running Into large sums, I'ury. H. 9 - Huff, A. b. ( ollum ,. handling of the plans. • off weekly from Palm ' f cMtulJs on Kabura Island. by thoi Herald today from tho reThe mercury dropped to 30 this two brother! L. Y. Bryan of S an­ Paulk Recvds, J. E. Rowland J r.,, . _____________ * Havana. Eventually It l *;- fttrving Tim e," showing the porta received by tnb various ship­ morning a t 7:30 o’clock, according ford and D. M. Bryan of Haw­ R. C. Thrasher, O. R. Warren, H. to extend the krv” * , ur faced clock oil earth. E. Edwards, O. C. McBride an R. ping organizations of this city. to D. K. McNab, local weather ob­ thorne: three grandsons, E rnest «n ‘RK time to one-sixteenth of tic Coast as ffa ____ end Tom Brotherson and Ralph Damage was confined to n small server. Two degrees below freez­ B. Wright. the state 31. and across • v-eeeee three ••••«« ngrand ......— __.im .U * ' • V H IS, MUq l»VV, <•»* t WAS IUC Tolar; daughters, g ^ p u la U o n of the United acreage of escarulls nod xoniu ing set u ' new low .temperature Between "50 nr.d J500 person* % Elmu Tolar Elsie Bryan Tolar and —j.LN’3)—Swtpt By a 30-raile w ind., Petersburg and lettuce but the loss wiu regarded mark for the season. Tbe maxi- Mary Elizabeth Toiar nnd one a Hro which broke o_ut m the I>. A. J Only two of tithe art* expectoi to uttend the affair j I’athe Color. “Zoo Nrckers." PARIS. Dec. 21.—(IN S )—By a u> slight. iii'im temperature last night >vos which will bo one of the biggest S/l l,i * iL ••'atbnr „r Icebergs,” events in • Chamber of t’ommorre '••In of 270 Jo 20. the French Sen­ p n > « • » # • .» . f t W i B n .lk .rv m miming threatined the *H ,_*i!! i;"schedule, 7 * 1 ^ Mr. Just earn, The gcrcriil rar.ult of the cold GO. business U-n • ''J!1*’ Ibe Putnam Expodlate todny ratified the adoption nnap has had the effect of boix.l) Slightly warmer weather was J r. ’ history. Offlciul* of the organi­ section of the city with destruction, ship of the fleet, the “E. < Greenland. * • by thi* Chamber of Deputies of the more Ixnuficiul thnn harmful sw forecast for tonight but a slight The $500,000 flour mill has been twill he in Miami zation have expressed tbe h *po that naval building pregram. JL PITER—Extensive imnrovc. j fur us the celery crop {* concerned, frost wns in prospect, according to , tie .'roved art! the fire ha:* gained s iiick Com8dy’ M W every bus'iceiis firm )n the city inunts befog modi’ ot U.iitcd States The program calls for 15 how it kViui stated by several shippers. government reports received by f>C, TREATY r. tthoM in a big storage nrxt radio rtatlon hire. number. may be represented. warships and fornu the second in* Worms nnd insects wero killed hy The Hcrnld for the central » jCkri urtfU" Honor guests for the incasion ’ma;t buggqsUona For My stillm ent of tho construction (hn loVr u niKra'uri* uiiich i «Tlie Herald v n . enabl.d to Eilward W. Imne. president of the rehem*.laid down by the hav.il h ’ttx-il to ch.vk l.lig: i in aUn th-' check on the local n o p damage Atlantic National Bunk in J«ek. A Prince authorities Bom.* v»;\r i»** starring i-I — .nl*. ■■ • m m / ’ through information hiuiutd from Grtffqjj. ' !-.onvill.* and John Tr:n;>l'' Grave • II i. in- nut to i*o expended 'during 1D2P the cold weather in lon'-rul did Cha^j nnd Compand. Ain-dica?! rr'tivr of the Jark'niiw’lle Jotnrral I-. 150 million francs. Conxtruciipn Httlr barm in th.> t-ntir- central Fruit Grov/;rs. . ^ ,r ( b ’a ts r program Kauford-Oviedo ' l alloops will lx (lift- both of them are. dcscrilx-d a-? flu- en the new vessels)!* ixpcotcd to section, it wg* learned, but raporfo, Track Orowere Association and F. 'V Ui ■ntannyhiienf. it?nt sj*eqkers, ’ ^ 'Diart Immediately, ' rw tived nery front sevti-dw W tltP F, pgttvn Company. ffc is * Ik Tor final r ites for CELIRY MURPHREE HELD HEAVY THIS YtAR IN GAINESVILLE Funeral Rites F o r Mrs. Mamie T o la r Held This Morning Police Investigate Mysterious Killing Of Tennessee Man ,’ | Charley Who Plans To Make Departure I Passenger Sei Will B e Condiu B y Airplane Theater Party F o r Kiddies'i'o Be Given AtMilaneThursday Reservations Begin To Come In For Big Trade Body Dinner >Sanford Vegetable Crops Damaged Very Little By Freezing Weather France Adopts Navy Construction Plans l Gale Whips Flames Which Imperil City �8ANF0KD lm» Mi. i i P H - M - g rr.re-coursc official* may best bo summed up in the following words nf one of their embers. •'The past season has been most onsatisfuctory and unless some* thin? is done nbout it, there is a ,’nrl. future before English racing. That the betting tax had done the must harm this year, (here is no <lnub:. The bad w eather had not Exche pier wi.h a little more been sufficient to account for the i*i eat fulling off.” •‘change," thie: tr t v.a.s first levelled upon the book-makers, who were ' SCH AEFEIt LEAHS COCHRAN Many New Records Are Established HorseRacingln Britain Is Tex Richard M ay Put By Athletes In Track And Swimming Having Difficulties Which Heavyweight Bouts This $ Threaten To Stop Sport YearDue ToPu.b j NEW YOI[JK. l):-c 20. —(IN S )— 1 Those two <t vtdl-'U* •port*. track t and field : r,| swimming, blew therm-oivt 3 tl > .!» • custom ary profusion of ^v;,. is during 1027, Johnny V. «*nutiler nnd Mnrthii N crebur ai ... :• •eauntlng for more than thl/ty i i .r*. • h/tween them in nf in* lands. the Viiriu « Mf r • ' iitr, r |. . • p n stand out re- lly Dnivs J. Walsh International New* Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, Dec. 2 0 -T h c r appeared tb be more than a p o nihility today that Tex Hlckar I * "•»]7% r n T ^ ind . would declare all bets sold to the rag man on h1s heavyweight c ir­ ■:‘.l ? a *.3 whicii w:. cus this winter and, folding bis . :.nn* 1r. \ •* tin t like the arabs, as silently I record. take it on the flat of his feet tthllc O w ner 1 : '1 j-'\li»*is: .»:t C an a* eut into the night until better inches, r!n«»r r«'-ir I s N eceosnr.i j ’: r! tli" records tinies and saps nre plentiful. Tl • ‘ s rr a m : lie f, r r 1‘i t inn In O n " ‘‘i I • Norsap is supposed to run be:ter in O f B ig -P rd il i'-. Is l atr.t , recoi da this spring, anyhow, nnd it is f i- . follow urvd th at n guy like th a t might s ta rt running toward a box offiic, 1 n b" . Newark A. C.. 4 1 not knowing any better. Right 1 pi nini hurdles, .lolinnv now, he seems to bo running home intm iri' ul protrr'u-ii f r.iri rd'uii.i. .V2 Jl-ft secondsevery night and the supposition i« lire, .id aggi. ‘ vj refor i 1 elm . University of dorian th a t he does it to snve car fare, "f deniuieil lands, are California. I .‘-V» l-<>: Anyhow, a lot of people nppe.ir standing neec sd ii1 the |o . h i t Kllaitit, l *lit \ e-sit v to be turning up absent every ‘or nntior.nl llo.m 1 ■ :r d in 1 1. JO; 100 vai-d tlnle they have a boxing tihow in mini report of < I V.. liam i Bowman, Newark A. New York and so the good word 1<re ley. chief ot ’hi l'.-rest is that Rickard simply won’t tol- ■f ’he Depart no t in Am iltuve. crate it much longer. It takes “ 1ho r <nt flo. d de 1. tm which this voir ha. • r a l |,-d in 0 . plenty of money to pay off a occurred . heavyweight nnd. somehow t!v* l'" ‘ ’“'a the 11 • i| 1ai y of mir pul i.i- 1 lur.'-iiry." i'"h>: I boy friend has gotten out r.f lb* m>*gjam htrt "Whd ■ .h • r.ini 1 linbit of using his own. ,r “ 1 leltuiu-u for ill-.- riintrol of «t.-Hii-1.«•Terr fore, they say he may c a ll1,f|,„ I ; |||S | I v p l a c e d i . !,o?i c n off Ids heavyweight pi igriini, J ;|( jI( X vvoikr, tl. imfiiov.'ineiit or whatever may bo left of i* • or cxteil ion ot' forest cover v< 1111 until the outdoor season, meaning i fi'ential supplement, nnd 11111*1 In* that the Sharkey-Heency fight liiken into act mint in any In/ may be Hue for nnother ride on sighted program fi r ilm d prove., the old rarousel—around and tinn." 1 0 mind and nroilnd. This fight was I |i t m il 1 i.l |- lo m l* poslnoned some weeks ago bemuse "To a l i a . 11 t't • most I'otuplcl'’ Hharkey injured the ruticle on one control of fl. n.li," sava t'nl >r, I - I1011I.I h • * 1 1 ured. In n slat. men', i.-om d jit -1 prior of his hand* very severely. A re­ (Jrecley, “ pievention of the rapid cent bulletin from Boston carried movement of water mul . ilt «: the 1 the Mihmission of hi* annual tjho information that ho liar re­ source of livers is nctes«nry m> rt pi.il, Cul. (ireeley took issue wit ' sumed training, which caused »<> >w less than structures for controlling • 1 rent liti -ment* of the National much cheering that it could he j),i- _results of Filch movements in ) l.timli 1 Muntifneturcrs Assoeiatinu l^conl distinctly in the next room, -their I ivvor channel<. Kiin’st.s c a n - ( whuh implied, lie said, thm tlieiThe idea all along has been that m i prevent floods, hut e.i’i reduce, i.< ho danger of a timher sliortag 1 one postponement or severe! might ............... iw retard the in dting of j m l lli 11 ent'iver foii’Ft a t .1 ItO neecssnry liefore the populace the snow They retard Mirfnc.' run- I wlmli' an eoiitiaii iig lo grow tim could work itself up to th • If both directly mul tlirougli tin* 1 fol, sir elev protest d again, t g ic a le r posiihilitv i f th* undmlying s-nl which they maintain. Thcv “cn.’itui'r piihFe mi.-eonception* as r.’turtl ei-osjon and reditec tl» • silt to the gm vitv ,»r the forest situa­ tion." <• attained in a nationwide h u rd .n of atre im s." lunil.e trad * extension i . nipai'rn. 1'i.intiiig out the m o d obvious 1 needs in applying forestry to the I While il elnring his sympathy I loud itliatlon, the t ’lii f Fiiiesti-r with a l.r, ml use of wo n!, tIt • chief fore .ter asserted that an "optimi-tie 1 i.rtraval of the *ituation as to linilr»r supply mol re­ gion Ii" mild" bv l h ’ lumber a<>'trial i> o 1 -mill 1 at he accept d a* “nceiiraii '11>• » - e 'irn tfo n ' of the Fi-i"sl S-*rv".P” r-rn !in? to Col. Creel v. how |.mi "o il- iimh-»r supply i; Ii ini' let il u-i much fa*tir limn it ; l.ei y reiilir.il bv new growth, aril Unit m ( of on - lumber -till 1 on: fiii 1 diminishing virgin forest..’’ Toys MEEHAN WILL COACH NEW YORK, Dee. 20.—(INS) — John F. ("Chick” ) Meehun. who recently declared that ho planned to resign us head conch of the New York Univctsily football team. Is pxiieeted to announce tonight that hu will continue in the post for three mure years. Meehun wus re­ ported today to have signed a three year contract rolling for n salary of uppruximutrly |l7,0<U) u year. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Jackson of Chicago while-sh w«j hurrying tu the Imspitnl in a taxicab. Marcus Jlichanjs of Evan-.ton I1L, died as a result of overeating, making u inert' of cheese only. s j i ’iik e . O N E—ill bounriogiafi iug even in lightest cin^ all roads. Atnazing nt* checks spring recoil beforcki started. Only device iltvi^J different makes of light nn instance, if you are an come io and avk for \Vju*t AA Stabiliiur lor the Lu<l| for seven days. Then if yoga turn to hard, bouncing noq we’ll refund every cent of 1 raooey. $28.00 for cnaplnn ‘ four. Slight iiiviallaiiootlu G ift S111ggestions ( o n s lip u tio n and K f r la l 1 D is e a s e s . ( P a in l e s s nnnM trg ifa l n ic lm d ) l ) r . * J o s . C o rw in llm v c ll, K e g is le re il p h y s ic ia n . 2 0 0 W . ( lo r e A vc., O r la n d o , F lo rid a , T e le p h o n e 4 3 9 5 fo r f r e e cons u l f a ti o n . Y ou w ill h e s u r ­ p ris e d hove q u ic k ly y o u w i l l ! tie! w ell w ith o u t lo ss o f tim e i fro m hu sin csH I Candy S tatio n ery Toilel A rticles L eath er Goods <’Igarx Sm oking Sols M ilitary Sols C h ristm as C ards P erfu m es Kodaks _ WATSON STABILAn SANFORD DRUG CO: First St. U O M V .FIm ,.® G Shop Early- 1 Days Left The-•mt*ta:uling woman in tile ; ‘ .1 list si'oke was Miss Agn"* I 1 iv'il . i « ii- m l. with Miss Ade|jin[i- I : inti rt «having to best ail v in ,i/e in th<- medley nnd Mi Ki t in* Delaney in Ilia backstroke MIAMI BEACH, Fin.. D.-c. 20 1 I*dm and Jim llrophv pro 1 . 0 .0:11 r 1 •mi Cincinnati, dcfe.ii ..I |- i, S ’lii.u and Alex Ayion. 1 • tiir.ig i, hi mi inter-city cxhiliiliou, n-ilrh over the Miami Reach II. \ hure Collide here Inte-yestenla.tiurm on, two up nnd one to go. .liin Bropliy turned in a m at 71 end 'lie winners liest ball was •!“ ‘i i e four are here t:i piny in (h ,'liami lb-neb Open Tournnnu-ii: •ehieli will op n the new I.a li"U' I'l.io Jnn. 2ml and .'trd. CECIL L.Riini obliged to part with so much 0.0 their winnings. Then it was de­ ckled to>also deduct from the winipgr of the public. As a result, when one was lucky enough to win on a ‘long-sho*’, by the time you hud 'split’ \\ith the Government, your eilda dropped .ousidornh'y. Was Wcl Summer Tills coupled with an exceeding! / v.f. sum m er,' higher adnnsa: >0 charges, and the ‘debut* of grey­ hound racing, where the poor-man inti!d bet r.s low ns twenl.V-fi/e is a prescription for cents and gel odds ns high a* tenC olds, G r ip p e . F lu , D e n g u e to-one, seriously affected the “ponies." Bilious F ever and M alaria The pessimism of the various It kills the germs. V • mi i ! again was supreme, j, , . ,1 in' 'i bv the fact that he vi* ■ 'trsl man to boat 60 fec­ i* 1' .1- Hill yards in the history ,.f • « iinming. Min N or.lius’ performance j rurod uvi r 11 wider field, the Imiy marking everything in sight front mo \aid s to the mile. Spence was i'„ l.--t in sight nt the brenst mid medley events while K<< ;o . Jrm es A. 11m is:, Yale, and 1 . ..,i ;.|. Fissler. New V’ork too'. 1 hi 1 . m ru'it riliuting records at tin •i n ' , Bet er quality f* less monfey Phone 325 AUTOMOTIVl ELECTRIC C( *\V. 1st. St. at Oak pfci fu r Ik e C h ild re n — n o th in " . S h o t'-, Household Goods, every 1hiit" for the man nnd woman nt th e JOINS A’S PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20. — (IN S )—"Bullet Joe” Biich, Hu­ man of many uniform*, is back wiih his first love—the PhMmlolphiu Athletics. Connie Muck an­ nounces that the votcran rig trhander will sign a eonvruci soon to nitch for the A’s next stuson. lie ramc un with the A thlc.irs <<\ HU 2, and subsequently pitched for the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees, the St. Louis Brown-*., the W ashington Senators, the P itts­ burgh Pirates nnd the New York (Hants. LONDON Greasing 75. • T IR E S & Tl'iiEg UON’T FORGET KANNER’S BANKRUPT SALE at high noon. He has infenntilly Bchcdulcd the . Shurkey-lle -m y fig h t for early in Jnn. and maybe :he will see his wav d e a r to go th ru with it then. Ilut the char Cf-n ure he won’t j that is. mi’ m Icsf there is more enthusiasm for the proceedings displayi I. III Sll I,,. Hlinois A. C. and the , nt to thu Los Angeles die Ititoln won the ten cror*s country title runs n<, the Indian, accounted ill round events. Mcan:,V-d had won the Inteftitle. also took national honors ling, with the Brooklyn and the Chicago A. A. .urd place. WiesstnuTer liividunl title with Wnl. Brooklyn, second and U-. New York, nnd Fa* i I.os Angelas, tied for ‘L O W E S T PIM CK S E Y K it Here** a gift that saves youf shopping time, and never fails to please. P. A. is soM everywhere in tidy red tin* pound and haIf*pound tin humidors, and pound crystalglass humidors with sponge* moistener top. i h e B lu e B o n n e t Market has secured a special crop of fine fruit for Extra Fancy Gift Boxes of Oranges Christmas Orders Taken and Shipped for You F. S. Vernay and Win. Musgravc Props, 2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue. man Here's the finest assortm ent o f real Christmas G ifts of Itility th at can be found in I ■ M m ■ j it, x■y • ■ Jfa v y E i <• ■ W J J Wi Sanford! K *»d■ �**JU.--t---7-i <r.r u m j u iT n l;. .•! .1.1.. i I MOM LOOK K m o w BET - m -M o K DO V A x DO V<M O^J W M A T \-f M E A M S . a n k o t -IR IS MEAK1S ? m Holds U p M on e C o in in g To City'L^HiraW'NariilB-sat v j& ^ — W OO L O O K iT . M O M \E . MA ? ,r\M- VihW M O TH ER S GtE T S R A V I AT THE SHOP sto u s n t orp Ot?:t at wt* stay ter. itIC CBJ£AG0,~ Dec. 2L. — (IN S) — TRENTON, N. J., D.c -Jl.GaticluKk-gutui thundjred again (IN S )—Mrs. M argaret LHliendnhl today and the body of a new vie- and Willis Bench arrived at State tim of the bloody w arfare was Prison here a t lOblt) A. M. today found, bulletrddlcd, in an isolated from the Atlantn County Jail in stretch of prairie on the far South Mays Landing, to begin rervicc of Side of Chicago. ' a sentenca of t:n years at hard The man, unidentified, fell with labor. They worn convicted of nix bullets crashing through his voluntary m anslaughter for th. brain, six other bullets were dis- j u n io r of tne w unnn* hu ban. (routed in the body. Shells found Dr. William Lil.icndah , nca on-the-Bpot'Mndicated more than , Hummonton on Sept. IGth lust, one |n|tW w d fired the bullets. ]*}? c»uP*e arrived in «" niiti.. Ten squads of detective rushed mobile, in the custody of Sheriff to the spot when first reports were i “ mC9 ^ mino nn/ ,. ° ‘t ° r of k';‘± C^rcnlated that 11Scarf ace Al" Caboth. ' v r% ^ proni, greatest gangster of all, *he " ^ cr 'w a r ^ - r l e .l m . Pending the ar- f 1**0" bcforc t h : >’ worc n " ' 'IP*1!ir"H i1 nf tlsun. itin« fc CGI H. WEST i lo: cd bank would lie met on a "flf• f i l l y ’ ba^is iietwei'ii t h e S e m i n ole and First National With the cloiirir «»f the former hank, the oucififiii aiih raised a< *o whether tile First National would he liable for the full un*agin, cf the claims or tor old\ IV share of 50 tier cent. Th > First' NnCona' Hunk, the Sanford \tlaiitie M i i mil Hank, the Hail: i f t'vi' l. ml the Honk • t I on ;wi.o,! v a 1 devigrateil da;...... tie for county fwnd.i. chi ure i> , t.,| | h bp,n t wii sniit ) t|u r ,ite |jr j lL (. Y V..H s’; ,1S j .v . n . |i„ < " ^ W ’C A LL'E nv O V /tP rA U L S -T H ^ A A R e ^ ,- j^ e n , «’ V V . \ W . * F l Y VNlFAlU x CvlA 8 0 lY v'A G O * AT 1 ,rK F E L T L !U £* A J IM A T c- M T - -1 FEEL UKE A . A M O fV\ . (Conllniki; 1' am Eotf*' I) SA 'J DFf*0. Calif,, Dec. - 1 " for their trs^uuuci'. \\ lion issucj (IN S) A ward of inquiry, t ap without proper authorization and oomted by Rear-Admiral J. M. without value received, tune w ar­ He:ves, flc t.o ir force communder, today bairn' its investigation of rant* th e n vo ary paid, cannot he 1the of a gasoline i-eserve deenod coilectable even when in ta rkexplosin on th nircra t carrier Langthe hands of a third or po-culled loy vvhicT •«stern ay lulled ont man innocent party. , \. injure' fodr others of the Mr. He Co tea denied any know- c;v ledge of the transaction wherein , the w arrants were turned over to rhIof c a rr n tei's mat? was hurlci he tutiiie^r He sanl that he had RCVentv_fj . feat by the explosion been criticised for advising the j j e (|jC(| the way to the hospital Heard to refuse city wm rants as -j-j, , f llJT ijurcu were R. Rockman evurity ard declared hat his ad- ,(V,malu[ cond eiass, S. H. Thorn ' Ire, giver 'hart n y-’nr ago. i, (■ nv.’ation machinist' whs no* upon I no.' .^djt,- ,,r ,. jj Meanuui and G the ilti-Kihii |ij w arrants hot itii.wmuv aviation m achinist’ i.i or» k stale law ; Jint the board .nicta, ' ’re expected to recover r old accept only niurtuipal, county t ’i ■ > I r.iglev is believed to hav . r federal bonds as ’C ollatiral for iffored onsiderabl? (lemage, he deposits. * ’ . ' ,te 1 r.h!'1 h^ine bulged out am The Roard postponed action until the rtaindcck torn up over a red dan nary on whether it will make ius of formal demand of the First Nat- I gar mine ional Hank for the full amount of ph'ded i county funds deposited in the San- gallons, ford Hank and Trust Company. It contain was revealed that the county at- estahh' toincy hail hm did down, an opin­ ion which in efleet tilted the F irst Natioivil w;i- iiphle for the full -• f s i P amount uiulei the provisions of an agrpemeiu eel- red into between that imititytimr and the Spminole j f \ C f County Hank at the time of the w A absorption of *he Sanford Hank and Trust Company. I’.fit! INGTON, N. J.. Dee. ’J l Fred It. Wilson, attorney for the . — * i N A parallel of the Rebank, uskid I >r a delay in the mill - t mu- « • is seen here today in the ti r and the Hoard granted it. It ydim -ii i f Mrs. Isabelle Jam es was explained that the agreement S h e P n l . .'U2, for which Frederi' k between (lie banks w h s to the if- I’irni ’7. an Iron nip* salesman, feet that all claims against the was to he arraigned on a murder Another Victim Of New Jersey Slayers Big Sum Asked For Gang* War Is Killed Begin Long Sentence Dixie Rural Centers KEY fM A - r -3 O vJER M O o / v r F»R s t — t h e m . ttO i'd -— M O l /R E A L L o jE f, VJ-OidDSLR. - tU E M — b o l g , ^ V O O E .R . ICFf.vk How- Mothci Of Hickman Declares S on W as Net Unruly Youth he eleurcd." The gray-haired (iF.KMAN f is getting, _np.ii mother euiioly answered all ques:- atnnl| landowners. ,i tions asked concerning the activi­ ties of her sou. She admitted he JA PA N U trying haid-fu had been in trouble hut declared foothold in Mongolia he is not a “bad hoy at heart.*'. “ I haven't seen Edw*r«. siae: hr left early in Oct.," .Mrs. Hickman said. “ I received a letter from him Oct. 13 from Chicago, He wrote S C IKNt L is strying to huriift th a t he was employed as an mho-.* in a Chicago llivutre." the e n .ig y o f Hit* sunlight. NAMED WESTING HOUSE " JVARMINC; V.KV' i/ ■ | A comfortable wcrmlng pad a reil biy these cclil nipliii. X nJ it Ii wandtrfully -m ulling 'tt> aeh« and pain.<. Only 50. MRS. LINDBERGH TARRIES Dec. 2 1.— A GERMAN wiinlinvr ship make.* (IN S )—The first airport of entry w in the history of the country was the oil on the spot. established today l*V the Treasury Department. Treasury order wa the W«u. d d"si"r>a* i*vr Al^eh-". ' '* ' lex- at Key West! MONASTERY DESTROYED SUBIACO. Ark.. Dec. 21.-(IN S )—Subinco Abbey, hlstorie hcnedictine m onastery, lava in ruins today, huving been destroyed by fire last for the second time since it wns founded in 1871. The picturesque establishment was valued nt more than $1,000,000. ACCIDENT TAKES TOLI .v’l'Fy'v WESriNGHOUSE rURNOVER TOASTER Just open ihe rack 'o turn the toasC Crdy $6.v& ii*i<it NEW YORK, Dee. 21.— (IN S )— Bennett Doty, whose career in the Frsnch Foreign Legion has come before the attention of two nation.* during the past year, arrived in this country today aboard the lin­ e r Majestic, Hnns St. Linger and Owen Sco t. two small boyr of Beverly, Mass put on discarded Army gas masks and rescued three men overcome by gas in a store basement. Ella Dong, an Amcrtc&n-born Chinese girl of Fan Francisco, sold more than 13,000 tickets for a charity hospitrl and was crowned build queen of the contest by Mayor Rolph. WESTINGHOUSE AUTOM ATIC IRON , *( *i T h e "million Jollar" Spencer thcHnostat didoivulicuify keeps ihe le/npersture w ithin the proper range for Ironing. Now only $7-73. CHEMIST are solving the prob lem-of the supply of energy. ITALY D now trying .cheaper automobiles. to T owel Sets Per Box Only 3 Days More to Shop Here Are Four Specials Come and look these over In th e W indow C hild­ Smoking re n 's R ockers $2.45 up Stands Floor Lamps from $7.95 u p If. Cedar Chests Specials $14.35 at Special Prices $1.95 up Wardrobe Baby T runks Bath Robes $1 $ 1 .9 5 W eatherly Ladies Children’s Silk Crepe $ J .95 yd. Hat Boxes $1.95 Coats $3-95 Silk Hose $ 6 .00 Black or.*•- -Brown L. ,/v ( Men’s Suits Full fashion ‘Suterite Men’s Oxfords All Wool $27.50 Values 'A /HAT rc m tm >,r *n ce * " • goer more quickly to the heart than the one that gt«» to the home? A Y/cstingho'.Mc electrical appliance nay* "M erry Chrlitma*" to every mem­ ber of the family — tinil• ing it* greeting all year, •n d for year* to come. A»k the dealer in your neigh­ borhood to ahow you the Wcttinghoujc appliances which have become so popular for holiday pre* sentation- every taite. $11.75 to $28.50. Sets from $2 L75 to $54.00. , Many pleasing and u „ :u l gifts t h f t r w i U j d e f e 1* $ X *95 pr. $ 7 .0 0 Ladjes Men’s F^lt Bedroom Slippers Slippers Big Reduction on* Ladies Hats and * Dresses WESTINGHOUSE CURLING IRON Sister will appreciate this curling iron. Give* a moil becoming wave whether or not her halt is bobbed. Now $2.50. th e; r e c i p i e n t and be a contig­ uous r e m i n d e r of the g i v e r can be found a t o u r Display Room., U p I’hone agoner Furniture Co. 313 E. First St. ■; �________" •>V-j _57 IiTl jCampetition i • S a n f o r d C e le r y * “ iH e a v y This Y e a r January Lrew Ul stbmarine Are Growlkg Slight (continued f r o l page one) make careful obsel ations of any rituation which ml« explain the disaitcr, or enable] Officials to reconstruct the *eqi*hce of events within the ship nfifcr she went down. In his connetllot* ’ **•• i ' \ ! O’ the 8-4 will be e»]Iciatiy sough’ , by the first diver irf> the wrecked control chamber. roteM PIN EAPPLES.PLEN TIFU L / Y 78,693 cases, "or 1,007,845 r cans o f pineapple put up on fuly 17th la s t year by tho largest ;ompany In H aw aii w as not equat­ 'd this year, w ord comes from, the jdands th a t th ere will be no short)ge of this succulent fru it. In August last year this company racked 420,063 eases ms compared Kith 061,547 cases th is year, and .ha probabilities are th a t the final figures for September will show nore pineapple packed during th a t a n last. monthL AkU this w y eaa* a r th than ..' The Ths biggest production month [wt ><t year waa July, and the night --- was- started * » « *this * »-------__ thlft year*_In*1the |,tgg«st fru it cannery in the world m June 28th. This cannery packed wme 66,000 cases on th a t date, »ul for about a week It packed between 60,000 and 70,000 cases a day. ’A fter th a t the pack de­ m ised to about 60,000 to 60,000 rases a day fo r the next ten days, sr.d then, on account of some ex­ tremely w et weather, the pack dropped off, and the night ehift WtM discontinued on July SOth. % How Bach Records A re Made s • The secret o f good canned pine­ apple Is speed. The quicker this juicy tropical fru it can be gotten out o l Its Jacket and Into the can, the better. This is because there f t something more than food to bo preserved. T hat something la Its elusive flavor, and this is why tho process of canning has bcon per­ fected in Hawaii until the total tim e . between the removal In the gaanery of th e shell of the rlpo m en loiiows the vacuum process, syruping, exhaust and sealing. Time 8 minutes, 32-2/5 aeconds. Finally comes the cooking, lacquer­ ing tho can, drying the liv.qurr, and cooling the can. Time 17 minutes, 65 seconds. This, totals 27 minutes, 59-3/5 seconds, as stated above. Is Pele Responsible f The Hawaiian Islands are full of picturesque folk lore, and some of the natives think that Pelc, (Joddcss of Plenty, Is responsible for their abundant crops. Last July the Volcano of Kllauea, the stel­ lar attraction of Hawaii's National Park, flared to the stars for the first time sines 1920. Kilauea Is a peak 4,000 feet high on ibe slopes of Mauna Loa which reaekes a height of 13,8/5 fe e t The return of lava to this vol­ cano caused a great celebration lynong the native Hawaiian*. Vo them the fire in the pit means that their goddess, Pele, has returned, and th a t prosperity will come with her to slay. On the day the vol­ cano erupted natives wees making sacrificea all day long a t the firepit by throwing many herbs and various tokens aacrid to the flia goddess into the fir# and fumes be!otv. Within a few minutes c/lcr th# fire had been sighted by the watchman a t the Volcano House, th# whole country was lighted up by the brilliant glow. Four huge fountains, each spurting molten rock to a height of two hundred feet appeared. The fountains are an awesome fpectacle. Thousand* of fragments of ttd-hot rock tre periodically flung out of iho crate? like giant skyrockets. Jagged cracks open up In the black mr»of lava, exposing the red-hot tuoL en rock beluw. The pattern of n o o y f D s a il o r Lik over the epituf grnve of the suhma ne S-l eiood todny n poem writte by Waiter Bishop radio operat* aboard the runken submersible, dto is bclievto have perished. He dashed it off i nis spare moments some mom s ngn and sent it to his wife, 1 io resides in the capital with the small baby. In it he described tl I dnily perils and the rigor of life ; aboard the "pig boats'* ns the si kmnrines are known in navy pnrla Some of the stanzt follow: "Yfiu've no doubt hea i| the people rave "Of battleships, spotlj is nnd clean, “ But stop! Have you! Ivor heard n word , "rtf life on a subninri 15 with Che ito irD CAHYOfl c o r n e t - THtr <?Ct«lG At?6NVO<TT K PPfiW PlA Tt FCrf? C*?? ■nftvfruw o- of *ii Hit TtLW r ti ffPO Vrm O O C O P^" HAVE CMiTAVLtJw . -PlCTIrt?*.^ —A THRf?tOH “ Sow that l think \ n "And am hoping that tate "Fro going your busy LANEY’S Sanford ---- -T_ m The Friendly Drug. P roscriptions F illc fli E. F irs t S t I 1“ In the cankerous n dovil “There fester** a ficr Uh scheme "He called his cohorts round him, "And designed the sub nrlnc. "They planned nnd |t)ttcd to di their worst ! "In perfecting ibis twill tiling. "Ami since completing th e ir hid eou". work, “Are awaiting the H bring.” Then fnllnwrd num*n a stanra* ili iriliing ihc life abn: d, inclndiiitt these: "Yes, daily we make n jisky dive “ While uncle Sam, w ltlihh Itrim ming cup, ] “Ret* u dollar while w ire olive "A dollar to nothing Ive won’ come up. “ We cuss and m utter 'nejor again, “ Until we get paid off, I "But the blamed old lifitwill drai u* back, “ No m atter how we scol\ Mtmn *nw al shipments siro your name will be to May 1 our list to rerdive then* This year , Your* yjlr mewhat le.s.4 E. ise in AcreAgricultural Hi Ant! ACctffrrrtS! Something New~^ Oregon Fir |V Christmas 1*res ~ WHY HOT W THCr----' P o t t o /a ' __ _ L vw c* o»?iGin/sTeJ> in H t t - i MURPY POTTOWi^ OF— TRfr- Any Size t 4* May be had at moderate p rice-J at ,■ 11 f ------ lfl A F ^ C l f ' .W l'm . A v M U p U K ^ W O T lF rY “ We all come hack, romilback f»r more, "And there, friends, is fit nib, "We like tho life boncntlltho son. "Life in a damned old all].” VFfiSTATION absortn fixini sunlight. GUARD TUOOP8 RECALLED OKLAHOMA CITY, Okln., Dec. 21 —(IN S)—National guard troop.* railed out lost week to prevent an insurgent'legislature froip assem­ bling by governor Henry S. Johns­ ton were recalled todny by the ex- ■ ecutive, Meawhile the, question of whether governor JdhnsUrti has been legally o r Illegally imeached is pending in various court.* while insurgent members of both houses arc a t ho mefor the Christ­ mas holidays . XO W ELL ORLANDO - D R EW ’S *The Sm iling C hristm as Store' O R # l/! DAYTONA REACH Prepared to Serve Yo T o T he Last Minute ft 1*mi is'UtbtT is worse than last -minute Christmas shop Each turn of the clock hands brings Christmas nearer, and each minute makes us conscious of that forgotten or neglected To make it convenient for our out-of-town patrons, the Yowell-Drew store is remaining* open the last three evenings of this week. These extra hours were ordered especially to accom­ odate those who cannot come to Orlando during the day time. ertising will do more to help you solve the Christ Toy* for the children, ahoea, Kitchea utenaila, 'a l l kind* of Tool#, Curtain M aterial, Ulan* Men’a kfU, Children'* tDrtaaea, . _______ Slippera, Cor* **U. Tow*]*, Men'* Shirt* ami Underwear. - , COME EARLY WHILE TtffiY LAST ’ Of course, the earlier you visit our store this week the bet­ ter opportunities to make selections, but if it is impossible for you to leave home today or tomorrow, take advantage of the fact that until 9 o’clock on Thursday and Friday and Saturday evening, our Smiling Christmas Store extends a welcome. . , • shopping problem than anything else. �ft '■■ -■■ --J l MMWMf jhrcdtfr r Sanford Herald S-f »1---------- :-------— — *r4 rftrr itlm U M Mf»»t Htr «t «■*!•(<, I l*HO. w Sifts’$ h M ; i> ')!iHCbMWENTS . All F lorida m ourns th e p assin g o f D r. A lb e rt‘’A leitlirf- r y i j Qu)] Fight g r a v e l . j d cr M urphree, p resid en t of th e U n iv e rsity of Florida, whos£ u iR in A Will Sintft THelViMiker dRbt t*> he on th i m n lte r untim ely d eath on Tuesday rem oved one o f th e m ost prom backseat crlvr. —Film Fun. Whaj Schwab Will See. Mjjtq at thr 1*«.miner N M ht rt. JP1 trliln. tinilrr art t*f j irient College p resid en ts of th e S o u th and one of th e o u tModest Dr. Mary Walker. ILoraM •«, iSInreta a. If A1 gmtlMs the nominee, we jsta n d in g educational lenders of th e co u n try .. His death is Hr .Irllmr ll/t.nnne C«p»rt«l • 1027 hr Slm <■*. WLLAim 1L l»BAN ........ R4ltor Ia severe loss to th e s ta te of Floridn an d to Uv~> in stitu tio n reserve our dcision until all tha IS ttOTVARrI nr.llti ___ llim asn |w hich he s e rv e d 'fo r more th a n a score o f y e ars. facta are in.-Tkoniasville TiinesLINDBERGH saw two Mexican E n te rp rise ., lbRR.J01KJ Vaniulnc I'.dllar Few college p resid en ts have m et w ith such success ns bull lights on Sunday. A savngo [* irn st nii-rioN II ITI'.l th a t which has attended th e e ffo rts o f D r. M urphree a s bull U chosen <>f a race bred lor "So he'n j a r brother; Funny »T. ixi T#«r . ... hc ... ul fighting. It is tormented with numnum sx.vi Itllk a and he is so dark." hnnd of the U niversity of Floridn. U n d o ; his guidance **> » *1.7.1 croud sma II wounds until infuriborn a lte r *il. K. J’hat in stitu tio n h a s grown from a h a n d fu l of stu d en ts in a i d and then ler iKjr Wr hen I tiled by n skilllut 1 ,***• b u lh l. V 4, -Exchange. 14, fhialunTr plnnrrr urnr* 1909 to an enrollm ent of more th a n tw o th o u san d in 1927. butcher whoT i l the nation's hero in ™"th*r «>>'“ * , r hnir' Hi*' _ .. n . .. ... 1 rak K rtt thn <r Ihr l■t^^nn- Hand in hand w ith the sapid g ro w th o f Us s tu d e n t body has ; Mexico nnd Spam. | P retty sooi'he Repulilirnns wdL Irrtrfrr rrrrtrln* iE B r *ie« * nrannlmntloii been th e developm ent and expansion o f th e educational HORSES nie di.^nihotrtleil, nn understand r-olidgo nnd he will b* Ik tia n J w rrt. 4all> nirrr. p restig e of th e in stitu tio n . T he school has a tta in ed high 'occasional man is killed. Women the first Pivulent not to try ’*» 9 Ihr ttrnillnw rrml* nf the world.. Tim t, S. *. U »«- ra n k in the lis t o f s ta te u n iv ersities and its success has been look on and sigh for the great kill- keep the 'ffict*. —Thort isville latlr rttlrlrnl In t'lorl.lo anil lla Ikair •( a*BilllitK .Tntc nma I. th e su b jec t of considerable stu d y by ed u cato rs from all ler. No it has gone sinr.* me rm u li-, Tim es-Enterfise. 1wnisted hull lighters n ( rate <•*• -------rauri. over th e country. the bull's h o rn s,! WVre w atering which will win T capon between Herald l« n mrmhrr of thr D r. M urphree has perform ed an o u tsta n d in g service fo r £000 years ago. out the iiun»er of men who don’t B a r r a * n f , f I r r u l n i i n n . , nn • a t A . M i f l u lion *f l*nl»- Floridn. his adopted state, and has given us n university want the Utublhnn nomination e| HULL killer* and «p:ctators be­ rrp larn , siml Ad.rrlUlna long li- of thnsy who ilo.klA reqnlrirrn ear* I’uh- w h ic h ,'th o u g h supported solely by s ta te fu n d s, is mnnv lieve when th dr hull fight days the la niihntll In n y ears ahead of its tim e when com pared to th e normal nre over they are tak.n up to bea­ Brndentown Herald. it «f anH.rrlplInt, to Iftllr abnalulrlj grow th of in stitu tio n s or h ig h er learning.,, No little m easure ten in which they associate T h e Repidican m ajority is In l d tlm at el renin tin* as will «• of his success m ay be a ttrib u te d to th e m agnetic personality through eternity, on intim ate term s knalnros method*. with therulor on the universe. They jeopardy in the Senate and there which gained fo r him friends by th e h u n d red s and enabled must have,a poor opinion of Ills enti be unit: trouble with nay WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21. 1927 monnure efore it is over.— him to wield th e rich est influence over th e th o u san d s th a t tnste. Thomnnvilh Times E n t e r p r i s e .. t THE nrioAMi** ntnmiAM have been m ade stu d en ts under his a d m in istra tio n . I B t w wr ■la rll| and rountr adTHE International Canary Ro!V ‘ •atalaf ration. To the stu d e n t body of the U n iv ersity of Florida nnd ,c ler Breeders* nnnei:tlii>n i-* h t hvf 'i tie Stn’t’ Telegraph has a hr.* “■^kr a k lrr rantra to Jachsonits hundreds of alum ni, sc a tte re d fro m one end of the nn- u singing competition in . . . <imi II iiaway. Palm lleac ii tmetlo, nn of SI. Johns Indian tion to the o th er, th e loss of I)r. M urphree is irreparable. kee. Birds winning will l< :.n h bet lndepe*»<|i. The editor is cot I tin Caakl. f monthly “P«, To rhem he was th e personification o f all th a t is kind, lov­ fted. Music is very old, bir*is \. r iy going t Iress up a f te r the June W is m lo n singing anil whistling on e a.!'i t> Wirk.1 nrnlfnK nf building pm- able, honest, courageous nnd G od-fearing. He was a millions of years te’fnrc men c ime. election iami Reach Ilearon. koasrs. Imiris aparlnirnl friend in need whose wise counsel nnd w ords of encourage­ with their grand op ra nnd m ar­ Lrcsi !ci Coolidge and Charles velous musical machinery. (,'aiamanll| rhent. pletldn of rltr hronllflrn. m ent helped many a fellow along a f te r paren tal im ploraWhat laugh; birds to sing? How Evans I lubes have both refused I pro*ram. tions had failed. All th a t was e a rth ly of him is gone hut does evolution m count for it? It lo become undidntes for the presi­ new aad modern hiiRplInl. dency n e " t ear, hut there is no his sp irit still lives and in th e h e a rts of th o u san d s of men m * PRAYER: I will extoll Thee. O »rd. * i of him San'ord, To Strut Again sout New York, Chicago or Boston, —I— o - - .—- I h . THE HOTEL FORREST LAKE Will open December 20 under the management of G. As SCHLOSSER O ne 4 room, one 5 room ’ and one fi loom house. T h ese houses nre modern in e v ery respect, and th e re n t fs reasonable. room* fu rn [ r You will have to see th e se to appreciate them . Ball Room may be engaged after Wednesday, December 21. Santa Claus will welcome the good, little children of Sanford on Friday afternoon, December 23 from 3 to 5 o’clock. G. S. WITMER, R. O- Middleton, Lessee P. O. Hox 339 Sand ford. Fla. Palm Beach and New York phone 251 — M * , —. H B-.. j ■ Buy A Home For Christmas BRUCH SERVICE [ HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL A im REPAIRING SCIINVAB, wise man, says h? would not change anything, not iv in one minute in hi* past lift*. He wants to live IT years more— and ho will-- to s.e wonderful 315 W Isl S t. Rhone 213-J changes coming He will go to Europe by airplane and see every rich man’s front yard an air te r ­ minal. He will see school children study gjography from the air, sec passiiigcr transportation at J0'» J MOM FACTORY miles an hour nn the ground nnd -I0U miles an hour in the air. TO YOU Saiford A uto Brike Service Never again will prices be as cheap as now. FE D ER A L. IXTRA SERV ICE TIRES & TU BES a t pices you would pay foi _ n fe rio r, unknown, n a k esh ifl b ran d s. , TIMEf. change swiftly. Dr. Mary” ! Walker, who used to call on | I ’.'P . RINES Charles A. Dana at the old New ! HE MAY even see this nation build nn adequate lighting a ir fleet, after it has done it* duty to battle­ ship builders and a rm orpin te maker*, by handing them the m il­ lion* they need. York Sun office, dressed in troti­ fer*, truck coat and stove pipe hat. was arrested for wtaring “ immod­ est clothes.’’ She realty look m! twice a* mndc-t ih a cigar store Indian,! when this and other Sun reporters saw her. POLICE Commissioner Thomas of Stt rling, III., says no lady may app nr in a public dance hall unless >he wears bloomers. She m ay wear anything else but bloomers are tlerigunir, for reasons that the pub­ lic will grasp, in these sport-skirt days. EARTHQUAKE in H uron ___ ____ _______ a loud ruttr frightened inhabitants, hwting 10 seconds mrninpnnled the "h*kinK' (:,m,n,t1V ,(,inc8* tem»,lr X W : Real estate values todav an* lower than they will ever be in.Florida again. Now is the time to nuy. Bargains are available. If you can possibly make 221 Fas* First St. the first payment why continue paying rent when you can buy a fine home almost like rent and soon QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER have it completely paid for. j I.iU in g , C rating, Shipping, and Storage. PARK AVENUE SPANISH BUNGALOW, Attractive little home on popular avenue, close to school and in first class neighborhood. This house consists of liv­ ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bed rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price $5,500.00 with only 3250.00 cash and the balance like rent. Vo n re prepared to do any knd o f tra n s fe r service a t IKASONAHLK PR IC E S. h o n e 498 GDI E . 3rd. St Buddhism, ,-------, . ... nllout ,mRnn religions, when nnything goes wrong, the pugun priests ll'b the faithful “it's your fault, Ym‘r ? aVe l,cen thJ'Sig^n'^ SuiV posed'ToM iitrrd •-aithipiiikcs, «r at least protect his own timplc*. Even fundamen- BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY STUCCO HOME in one of Sanford’s most exclusive residential sections. Near the Lake- Three bed rooms, bath, large living room, dining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ fully planted grounds with large variety of shrubs. 312,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ ranged. . Christian, churches put light’" ‘'P ' attange. See Cramer OR WOULD IT? on West Fir*! Street foi> Hoautiful F eath ered Pets In P re tty Cages, Gold Fish, A quarium s nnd Supplies. TATTLE COTTAGE FOR SMALL FAMILY in Sanford Heights section. Built on the rear of lot so that larger home can be erected on front portion. Can be bought for 33,000.00 on cash payment of $50.00 and balance monthly in easy payments. Am al»o taking orders for CHRISTMAS TURKEYS, DI CKS & CHIC KENS. Alive or dressed and druwn. Ij i t c order now. Don’t Delay. 5 ROOM BUJHJAl OW WITH GARAGE—on Palmetto Avenue. Two bed rooms, bath, living room and kit­ chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like rent. J. H- Cramer Wjt*t F irst Street lizard Florida. » NOTICE | V \ rv |, LOCH ARBOR cause f<o t e I’epuhliens to become diseuur igc ’i hey will he aide to find a im i d a t e willing lo run ho. fore the die for the national con­ vention nJ- around. Ocala S t j . \ PE THAT as it may. teach your children ringing nnd playing. In­ clude some musical instrum ents in your Christmas gift collection. I First corn • the music machines that delight all the family. Hut do not , forget this statement by H enry) Ford, who plays M e fiddle. ‘‘E very.’ child should h e taught to piny - t ine instiument f o r himself, and i not live and di ' a mere (i.stcner." i WITH TILE lu*t Block market day* nf thp old year approach­ ing, wl«e gentlemen predict boom limes for 1028 Gnld»hlpme*it» of three million* u day mean little. In 'n e t, they are healthy. B. C. Forbc*, TIMES w.io knows his ticker and the men back o ' it, retain* Scotch .caution, cla** by name— peruana he had even he i* ontinilstlc. He »:»y* never seen b. fore. Drier, when hut 1028 will see 5,000.000 automobiles their names were culled he wnlk- manufactured. T hat means prosper­ (d to each student without h?s- ity for nmny industrDs, nnd what Ration amt laid his head on that is more im portant, f r o h a ir for utndent’s lap. mnn.. The university authorities do not n> fam-“ ______ admit thut the d<*B hai reasoning n>fK T1n Nn Is te tln \n . wo can ? V^ h J, | afford peace with >2,000,000 gold remarkably sagacious -p erh n p * ej port n <la>- h<,ttc r thllI, wnr, more wh:ch nccon,in(r t0 uMr> Mellnn. w so t than • any , Banimal , ’ of which ) w n .c n , ac co n iin tc ill r. iuuim n, there s a record. For some reason *f0Ml 1|a (r,o,o00,000 a .lay evsnr day T T ' no f ° m PCw# were in it. and wasted, animals can Ithink, atter uhUt h o w __________ ,___ ___all _________ intelligent they may he. Admitting they were to tell tho tru th on that animals can think, It should some [»eople there would bo grant follow naturally th a t they have eonsternation. roul*. And that would get the scien„And „ „ what WIia4 ,a blousing such a tists into hot water. But it is powgeniB w ld,,be to human I* The St. Betersliurg Independent cokes it n Jbractice to give awuy TAMPA |fs entire circulation free on any by durirg which the sun does no; Detroit ha* n German polio* iind. Monday was the first day log thut know* 500 words, accordji over a year that this has been ing to n story in Capper’s Weekly, lecMmary. \ He proved that he knows them by pausing an examination before an Me ’ a ivAuiti liighlirnw lady the animal psychology da** at Colfther day w’io raid sh” had eontri- uniMa uniw rsity. New York " ' city. ‘ i ed to thT Atlantic Monthly, lull Tills dog is owned tiy Jueoh Her­ v* cooled her off when we totd bert, who has trained him for four ' that o.i ii trip to Fritnce some /ears, nnd is named Fehow. The 10 years ug^, we contributed to th.- O.iychulogists who tested him snv 'tlan tic il^Dy.—IJude City Hnn- that Fellow—five years old—hn* the intellig.m e of ail 8-year-old — ochild. For an hour the dog was be­ gi Chftrles iiindb:rgh took Will fore the class, showing that he up for a flight the other understands a great many words Mexico City nnd we consider spoken in ordinary tones without t^the most dangerous feut the gestures, or even seeing the speak­ geniijfc has yet achiev.-d. If er. 7jUpg>genMtad cracked one of hi* Fellow obeys hundreds of cornitflo k m . X ’mlv might have gut mand-t may be spoken from |o ISDghings'.ie tin t h:- would have the other wish* of a closed door, A-,Jn * Fellow; whose owner says dogs H eoatr.il of hi* machine more morur thnsj trie.l on him before the [“think through their nose*.” tplet lv than Pi the mosi tre.i- CiiiumbiA students were these: j In hi* youth H erbert wiN taught bherou* nlrC urrents. ’•(.’ii to jh e-co o r: put your feet on b y ji Hindu animal trainer that tV* radiator; turn uround; sit ! enimuis can smell human emotion*, / •‘King ginjaipin,” leader of the dtm n; get on the table; He say* that “anim als cun detect nidiae r f Dlviil. tis dead. For mnny ju m p ’o ff;'’’stand up ag ain st thfl fear In human beings. When n es he h is taught his followers . wall; look out of the window; mnn Is afraid, a chemical reaction was a Inkssenger of God do |t again: go to that la d / in the tukes place in his body. The an­ ! that fourth day follow- hark row anti put your head In her imal em;)t* the change, and it sets d-iii would arise from Ian.’* There were others, all obey up n simil.ii- reaction of frnr in rdony of worship- ed in a flash. Tbirc was no sc the dog. Thru he n n y bite in seffr>r th at fateful order of command*. Members o defense. A mnn unafraid of a dog will be dtsappolnt- tho class were nsked to suggte1 will se’dtm b*-bitten. You can’t n” will not rise again, th^oi. fool a dug by acting. W hin h< 1 ___ day lia will hove The Hog’s memory for names and f 7 ‘Tr'* ven |-€. knows the truth.1 b th*> fact w hat a blessing r»y Cka any other man fa r:* fs amazing. He was introi n t r o -[If i l l Jhn* * ~ * dufed tb several m im bers 6f th* r ft is k th^t dogs eanVtaH ry . V‘..if «!-.*■ . . 'tJrwca. ’* . In A lso have two 2 a p a rtm e n ts p artly ished. n Cl dll it Fla. FOR RENT . * > whom thev i littest, for a single T h e verdict y esterd ay aftern o o n of the C inciim Jlti ju ry , finding George Kemim not g u ilty on the ground of TO A LITTLE BOY AT in san ity of the ch arg e of m u rd erin g his w ife in Eden I’ark DANCING CLASS la st O ctober, sm acks stra n g e ly o f a sim ilar verdict rendered a you sjippcd your hand from some y ears ago w hen H a rry K. T haw was tried for the mine. m u rd e r of Stanley W hite. Walked across the floor, " In san ity ", w rites Dr. H art, well known A lien ist and you fchirtk you went alone, | stu d e n t of psychopathic cases, " is m erely a m a tte r of deThrough that arching door? 1 Igrce; everyone is more or less crazy ” . T he degree of insaniyou know I went beside | ty possessed by George Remits is not so great as to have .Holding f^st your hand? you tu rn « i and found me there, prevented him from am assing a h u g e fo rtu n e in a v ast nnd in tric a te bootlegging business, or from winning, as his | Could you^ understand ? own law yer, an ap p aren tly alm ost hopeless case against Iier th at you know some of th e shrew dest pro secu to rs in th e co untry. old, and tall, ’ We do not know w h eth er th is m iscarriag e of ju stic e is j i r l like you XI ju s t a n o th e r in stan ce of th e sen tim en talism of irrespons­ Bhy and vary small. ible Ju ro rs, of th e fu tility of cap ital punishm ent, or of the okfng a t the world again pow er o f the all-m ighty dollar, b u t it is only reasonable to With bewHdered eyes. believe th a t as long as such cases ns th is nro laid, un­ •eing ail the things you saw, punished, before th e eyes of th e public, th e stim u lu s to j You who seem so wise. crim e w ill ever become g re a te r. on you hltnicd hack to me H ere was a m an of education, trn in ed in th e theories L She was ifftne once more and p ractice of law, a successful C hicago atto rn e y , who lot she went to Dancing Class abandoned his profession to ta k e up w hut he knew to be When you-erossed the floor. open violation of law fo r th e sole purpose of c re a tin g fur 'Catherifte G arrison Chapin —In the Bookman— luniself g re a t w ealth. His plans worked to perfection until ^ p ---------governm ent ag en ts c au g h t him and s e n t him to th e federal No one we know will mind bid- p e n ite n tia ry in A tlan ta. '^njT 1027 a {fond and lasting fareHe w as no sooner released th a n he began lay in g plan.' ----o---------fo r th e fu r th e r o u tw ittin g of law anti o rd er. However, 1 Chicago car. survive the Union m atrim o n ial difficulties in terv en ed and th e sudden death fack better .than the black-jack. — of his w ife led to his g re a t stru g g le fo r life in which he fall Street journal. show ed him self possessed o f as active anti clever a mind -------- o--------as an y m an could w ant. B u t w ith it he revealed the Figure U .'B will Hmnke 10Q bil­ lion cigarettes in 1028— headline. terrible, ungovernable tem p er w hich m u st h av e provoked 'Your Uncle|lSam is some fiend. th e m urder. —4 — o--------Such a m ental a ttrib u te is no m ore in san ity th a n is a A young couple in Minneapolis stro n g desire for c ig a re tte s o r coco cola. It i^ purely and re Itow enjdying their fourth set f twins In seven years. T h at’s sim ply a lack of will power, and a display prom pted by hat they i^ t for living in ono of alw ays g ettin g one's way. I t is a childish ch aracteristic he Twin Cifl es. not y e t outgrow n in m anhood. Hoys and girls o f eight or — r — ° ------------Mice caused a fire in Tnmpn the ten, w hen denied an ice cream cone, a re often seen to throw other day which caused a two thou­ them selves on th e floor, kick and sc ra tc h them selves, and They a re not sand dollar fire. A rather large sum te a r out g re a t handfuls o f th e ir own hnir. o pay fo r a ;r a t trap. regarded na in san e: th ey a re usually given a ap aak in g and -4 o-------len t o ff to bed. H ut in R em us case th e y evidently spared Store windows on F irst Street th e rod nnd spoiled th e child. ud, Sanford Avenue are ample inT he ju ry s verdict will not be reg ard ed by th e public as ication th at locul m erchants have kUght the Christm as spirit. a kind uct tow ard George1 R em us, b u t r a th e r as an a ffro n t b. — —o-------to law and order and as a n in ju stic e to th e people of th e W hat’s the use of establishing rmoklng rooms for college girls, country. The inevitable re s u lt will follow. T h ere will be a an exchange. N ot any. If rial by a san ity commission- H e will be ad ju d g ed insane ^heg had anohing rooms they’d uni placed in an asylum , th e re to rem ain fo r a few y ears ran t bars. . until like H arry Thaw he will be released upon th e public •Mm. — *----------------to strut about, blustering, damning, nnd frightening women The week-of January !i to 15 is " *n *l children until name day hi.* ntormy path will crn.w n "Know Floridn Week." We dare sy. there afe ninny Floridans who real h u rrican e nnd h is heavy lead-laden body will b e lowered j a t know a s much nhmit their lo its final re stin g place. Uate as a whole a they knew a-o■i was not part of the survival of the hint m ust rtt.-.ict the nttentimi It.s enemies. B.’fore they ever heard music, the females could not know enough to insist on a musical mule. t\ i r vrehitert ^ r a t N'ut'i. Bank Hhlir r 1LB V] 1TBK9E KI FOR TODAY 'w ill be cherished th e happy m em ory SOLEMN PLEDGE:—I w ill, loved. ____________ „______ thee, O Lord; among the ople: and I will smg praises unto among * the Tiatiohs. I’sulin ] ‘l Elton J Moughicn i ■ We now have o u r old Phone no. 31 | in our new offlee, 200 P alm etto — W hen you wani Elder S p rin g s w ater, Call us. And we will give p rom pt ’d elivery. r , 1 i fi i . . . .„ "• V “’ f In addition to the above houses I own a few beautiful lots that I am willing to sell at less than actua’ cu f. be­ fore the boom- If you want to buy a lot at low p. ice and on easy terms it will pay you to get in touch with me. Not an agent so you save commission. I* 1 Elder Springs Water*!co. ipl ^ — * W W . THOM PSON, Mooaj Kf .4 r I i,• ! / J'l vi >v» I. /i Box 799 Care The jftrfly Herald. mmm \Xij- �•'A G E P o p u la r, Humor And Pathos1 StciffG Lil - ________ — — Screen In “Becky” 'At M i 1a n e Today I tt, Soejfcty Editor Residence TeL 37 "Ucvky,’’ thi* Cosmopolitan pict­ ure coming ti> th** Milan*? Theatre, Thursday, is a film adaptation of Raynor Selig’s famous Cosmopoli­ tan newspaper serial which ha* heiil millions of readers spellbound during the last few months. • The pt< tore, which was filmed by Metio-Unldwyn-Mnyer with Sally O'Ned in the title role, is one of the most interesting stories of the AI luerican stage that has ever found its way to the screen. Little Miss O’Neil plays the title role of a little Irish-Jewish shop pul with an ambition to become g i ami opera singer. Discharged from the department store, by on iinto floorwalker, she meets a young man of doubtful charueter in far! a very crooked crook. Through his love for the girl he I is regetieiiitcd and it is not u n til' after the heroine's adventure* on lhr stage and in .society that ah" i spurns the hand of a rich man **> wed the now iigeiieiiltcd pickpoc­ ket. Owen MtM.ii- plays the ride of ( the crook SEMINOLID CHAPTER N0.2 OF ORDER EASTERN STAR BANQUETS MONDAY . . . . uiiiiii n.iiiiptet of .-oil Radiance .j, ro«es. Mrs. Glenu K. .McKay (- guest of Mr Mr Mullen. made the presentation speech, when the past Matron’s pin was pi'en Mrs. Turner. Following this Mis* \ Mrs Turner pres* .ued eac’.r of ner officers with an appropriate her., with flamed motto. They were H. L. Nltkle an t ’irisenhciTy. worthy patron; Mrs. Beatrice Miggin s. associate Rev . And M matron, Mrs. Mar,.y Kent, ___ trensurof Montgow er; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff " - f * conduct- ()jl . |h„ holida res*; Mrs. Mamie W arner. asso, riate ('ondlli tress; Mrs. Alice daughters Mrs Elder, ihaplain; Mrs Neva at her home on Haynes, organist Mr*. Husky Wight. Ruth; Mrs. Glenn F., Ruth; Mrs. Ole Mrs Sybil Routh, im-ntine King. F.sth day for Delamf er: Mrs. Rod, Mae Crenshaw, de,j the instullnl Martha; Eli eta; Mr Mr*. Alma Wheelcs*. the D* l and ch»| * Sarah Parker. Mat'dinstalling n er; Daniel 1- I! Starr, sentinel. a c co m p an ie d by Following thi service the dedi- ,|,.r of Lakeland, ration of the new Eastern Star ,,f the t Irani* ( i ug ami piano took place. who wa« uistallti Mrs. Tur per and her retiring Del-and they arc officers arranged and presented Ccrtnnle Haunt* special hcautifufl program afW orth' Matron t.o- the dedication services. I hose «haptei taking part were; Mrs. R. W Turner. "Kindness Mrs Ileal rice Ml!M, | alron ; Mrs. |.„,.y Uton; Mrr. (;a^ vv,n Iirnv, ictress, . is. iVft , j 0 >| iate .-onduci- h(llT Wlth h,.r al sstngs. .Mr*. WEDNESDAY irsnl of Christmas pngennt Baptist Chilrch a t 3:00 o'ilarry Papworth will unternicmhers of the Afternoon plicate Bridge Club at her Tuscawilla Lodge.” THURSDAY i Rehearsal of Christmas t at 7:30 o'clock at the Church. FRIDAY Inin* party for children of , of the Woman's Club y the Literature' Depart10 o'clock. ng of the living Christmas the Garden Club at 3:00 nt Hall Pnik. ren's Christmas party at inian's Club given by the tP Department for child.he club members a t 3:00 Hostesses .Mrs. James m. Mrs. Howard P. Smith SUNDAY ig of the Municipal is Tfee at i’i AiO ii'rclock entml Pari:. MONDAY *1 Mi*. Marion Sira* Wigentertain at a dance at i‘.ry Club at 0:20 o'clock their guests, Mr. and test Wiggm* of Washing- naynes played a "" "Pkfctionii. * S I Li t T it mKll ilhi-K *1. v afternoon at -LUn uni fortnightly bridge goer nt the Woman'* . , , c • , nhers of the Social Miss Davis’s Class Gives Fine Program The music pupils of Miss Mar­ garet Davis's duss presented a must enjoyable program Saturday afternoon nt her studio on West First Street before a large nudi“flro'of interested friend* r.nd par­ ents. The piano number* were; "M ilitary March" (Fuglem an) Miuyjo Deck and Miss Davis. I.AF A I.DT Cl.I II The Uir A Lot Club wn nntl> i-nii-itamed Tuesday •" *homo "'"1 "i»n r MiM ,r “ iii Palmetto . poin -.-ttias, red rose* a* v d *■<rations suggestive of tl "" “«•«• i" ,l*v room? the guests, assemheld. After inu th (.Vcnin>g hour* xvitl. I a d ivorce. Genuine Diamnml Kings Priced front George Sidney and an All-Star comedy cast in “CLANCY'S KOSHER WEDDING" TOMORROW Sweet Sally O’ncil and Owen Moore in a spectacular pro­ duct inn "HKCKY” Comedy "EASY CURVES" All him- Review In Amber, Pearl, and Ivory > off on Regular Price Open Evenings Until C hristm as The Diamond Palace 1*. Weinberg, Prop. 1107 K. First St, GIFT Zueen) "RundofetU-," (H artm an) Ellen Overstruet. “Jnpane.se Lullaby," (Green, wald) Ralph Tolar. "Dull* Carnival," (Huschinsky) M ary' Louise and Virginia Me rri weather. Reading, "When Grandma Was a Girl." Dm thy Mitchell, t Vais.-,” (Bachman) Muriou E<tridgi? twill Mrs. Estriilge. "Alpine Snr.p," ("Ducoille) Mar­ jorie Dn Hose. I"Valse Miniitture," (Ewing) Dor­ is Hockey. "Silver Clonds," (llolfe) Hazel and Alice' Harvey. (a) "Joyous Peasant" (Schumann) (b) "Italian Dana," (KrenUlin) Martha Bishop. "Moods," (K eril Cornelia AI* Kae. * Read ini;, “Slight Mistakes," Gladys lleii.dcrson. "Tarentelle,” (H rllgr) Alice Har­ vey, "Hungarian Dance" (Daubvl) Juanita Sieveking and Mis* You Will Find Just the Gift for that friend of Discriminating Taste Novelties - Glassware This Difficult Problem is \£asily Solved at Yowell’s Lingerie Linens - Pictures Greeting Cards. At the close of thi- program Miss Davis assist.d by Air*. A. M. Phillips served a dainty Ice count* carrying out the colors of pink and white, Bryan McMahan. 86 years old. !0f Dublin, hu* dug his own grave, !put up u headstone and made hi* coffin, ^ — ■■ > ■— — — — — —— — — Y T; ;irt .i..i I nn-lu-s high, ii i* iMoioimer of Jackson* . ha- fd-il suit for divorce w:i*-. who i* 23 inches atging *iuelt v. AUTDW t si hoi.) -- " y ■*4 f f r, i , ,. -— - Are y o u r holiday linens ready for. th e C hristm as dinner? A re y o u r curtains, etc., spotless fo r th e fcarty? i (Lejral Notices) The d ress sh irts , are they fresh and correctly laundered? I 1,* WNI-AI. m k k t is h ''KMii I.h k iis OF HF.MINY- *Ki’f|HTTF.S ftk We are especially equipped to serv e you efficiently in the above th ings so essential to this happy season. *«St'.rit ' *'*?*|3 1 TODAY liss Rachel Uorwi'u of Duluth, n., was air. steil for stealing n her employer to buy flowers a friend'* funeral. package a New loin unrestored Kt.irtiln f- t^ U K ttn q Y OIVBN a*»r«\i mi** with th** Charter ‘'•’"titan.-,. wlUi Ih* prnyl* th" annual liH^tlW '"'''ir *, „f | (,*■ Semln<\l» "•‘’Smnany will ly- lifht at * "T H" Cnninnnv. In th** Mtif-.r.i K lorM i <>n January. 192*. at Ui" t lk «ii ii'rtm-k A M.. fur <***( **f rnn*l<tertng such ■ r nv I." hrmmhi btfor* ^ L h . r.11.. f o i l 1*4*- Rare Bargains found at lliilnx it— Elgin— tln ffre rs— Ham pden— in 7— la — 17 Jewels hei v «,*e. Jane Sharon. •'Golden .Roil,” (Malta; \ Ktil l-uney. Mrs. Albert Kppinak.V Mieh. who livrfd toyear* ami wenMbverred J***ly, were recently rnar- ^ 105 N . P a rk Avc. - Sanford, Fla. - N ext to Valdes I.i'gniere of Paris • had wives in 30 union* secured **vi- Friyige Pearson. "The SwiriJE’) (Levering) Elsie Ftrynn Tolar. "May Dance” (Spaulding) ' *• Ibrtmi Mtiy ttrown an*f Anna Belle Brown. i nt nwi eper found a • worth Si,600 in itiet. where it had fir four dnyt, nnd I owner. ' FIELD’S FUR CO. Ruth Klder To Spend Christmas At Home "Wfiiuet Antique" (flerwaiii) , HRI8TMAS PARTY I'hristmus purty arranged lr»n of the members of the i Club by the Literature lent has been changed frmu dternoun to Friday morn9 10 to 11 o’clock on acthe Christmas party to be « children Friday afterthe Hotel Forrest Lake. interesting program hns inged by the committee ^ time assured the kid*. James Mougtiton, Mr*, P; Hmilh and Mrs. F. W. ■HI. he hostesnea fo r the We a re p aying highest cash m arket Prices for Raccoons, Skunks, Foxes, and Wild C ats. It will pay you to bring furs to us. . . .* i Ir and Mrs, Uharles Steinwnrth San Dii-go Cul., arrived here -silav to spend the holidays with Steinworth’* mother. Mr*. K. (iilloii. TUESDAY Department «f Woman's have fortnightly bridge ,‘I.Oti o'clock with Mrs. A. Mrs. II. Irving Lnticks James F. Hawkins a* IRIAN CLASS PARTY f the most enjoyable afthis week was the (uiristrty given by the Azarian londrtv evening nt the Baprch. The hostess*** , were C. De Course^. Mr*. M. Cj. Mrs. C. A. Anderfpnl.Mjs. Me Mahon, and Mrs Litre!!, ightful progrart' ■wus pre. tcluding piano yylcctjons by arlei Henderson, reading R A C C O O N S.... 819 W. TH IRD ST., RHONE 47-7 T H E SO FT W A T E R L A U N D R Y Linen, Table Cloths With Napkins to Mutch ............ $2.75 to $10.00 Bath Robes and Negligees Corduroy and Silk Crepe $2.00 to $15.00 Handkerchiefs Plain and Lace Trimmed 25e to 50c Box Handkerchiefs Plain or Colored L in en .................50c to $1.00 All Wool Blankets Plaid and P la in ............... $10.00 to $20.00 Van Raalte and Phoenix Silk Hose. All Colors...... $1.75 to $2 00 �Additional Kindergarten Class GivesEntertainment New York were week-end guest* of M r. and Mrs. Robert Whealey. The Scfhlfmachera left Monday for a visit to Palm Beach but will re ­ An usually dclighttul program turn here in Jnn. to begin the wns given Friday morning by the building of n modern w entef home nupila of Miss Tressie Me Rae’s on one of their four lots purohoskindergarten class a t the South cd la st spring. Side Frim ary School. Following Mr. and Mrs. Dillschnoide of St. the presentation of the program Louis and Winter Park wero re ­ an enjoyable feature wan the large cent guests of Mrs. Lichtenstein Christm as tree, from which gifts, and family. b a rs of candy and apples were dis­ The stucco bungalow now being tributed. erected by Mr. Hail is progressing The program covered: nicely will soon lie ready for oceupReading, "My Dolly," Jimmie biult by Mr. Olson Carlson. These Lee Rinaud. homes will son he ready for occup­ Song, “The Bumble Bee," Shir­ ancy. ley Walker. Mrs. Lichtenstein entertained Reading, "The Three Wise with a card party at her very nt- Men” Helen Stoothof f. <hflmo Monday evening "The N ight Before Christman,” trncivo Bridge was the evenings* game, de­ by the class. licious refreshments were served Rending, “ Baa Han Black Sheep,” by the hostess. Those enjoying Jeanette Chittenden, the pleasant hospitality were Mr. Reading, “The Birdie,” Kent and Mrs. E. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Rossiter Jr. Mr Schoffer, Mr. and Mrs. Song, “Jingle Bells,” by the Smith, Whoaley, Dr and Mrs. McKee, Mosclass. diuncs Hnmpsmi and Bettinetli. Story, “The Bunny,” Julian Mmc. J. S. Bettinetti gave a Bnumel. program of vocnl numbers for the The pupils of Mins Me Roe in. program of the Temple elude; Dorothy Cox, Jean H arri­ Chnimknh Sisterhood nt the Augehilt hotel, son, Thomns Cobb, Jean Walker, Sunday evening at eight o’clock. W arde Singletary, Wiltiard Reboot, The Women's Missionary SoeJack Haney, Sara Jeanette Chit­ tenden. Kent Rossiter Jr., Julian iey held nn interesting meeting at Baumel, Lutctia Gormley. Mar­ the home of Mrs. Kid ridge Tuesday g a re t Spencer, I.outse Thomns, afternoon Dec 13. The business Dick Brown Jr.. Helen Stoothoff, .session was of unusual interest as E rnest Baker, M argaret Walston, was the missionary lesson on the M argaret Sharp, Shirley Walker, comparison of the times and teach­ Joo Chittenden Jr., Ann McMahon, ings of Confusions with thnt of Louise Bolt, Betty Jane Cordell Christ. Mrs. G. Brown was the program leader for the afternoon and Wade Wanslcy. and in the absence of the Pres, conducted tho business session. There being no destitute families in this community the society vot­ J - a.-- -• ■ _a__ _ _______________ ed to relieve the W inter Park Mr. and M n . Ammon Collccutt ladies charity workers of three reported by of Alfred, Me., who have a w inter destitute families home here are expected to arrive them. The society also voted to here Dec. 28 to spend acvernl discontinue the serving of refresh­ months. They will spend Christ­ ments by the hostesses at the mas with ' their daughter, Mrs. monthly meetings. Mrs. Gordiner Charley Howard and family of of Sanford and n member of the Inenl society, wns present and gave W ashington, D. C„ enroute. Dr. Lichtenstein is expected Sun­ a cordial invitation to the ladies to day Dec 25 for a five weeks’ visit hold their next meeting a t her with his wife and sons, who are new borne in Bunford. This invit­ nding the winter here. It is ation was gratefully nccepted and desire of many thnt during this the next meeting on January 10, Doficious will he held in Sanford, L .!!.!— visit Dr. Lichtenstein may have refreshments were served by tlu time to deliver tho lectures on crinimology th at lack of tim e pre­ hostesses Mcsdames KIdridge and vented him from giving Inst yenr. Selby. The Brlghtwood estate changed Suburban Homes is rejoicing that Christm as will find them all nglow linnds again lust week, Mr. Kelly with their new street lights. Th6n and son-in-law, Mr. Striker of with tho mnny lovely new houses Cleveland being the purchasers. olng up and the beginning of the Mr. Kelly already owned fourty irge Municipul dock on Suburbnn acres of tlu* estate containing Lake, th at will be completed a t nn beautiful Bright 1 a Tck.hmep-KT Thu con­ early date, she continues to grow beautiful Origin lake. regardless of the general business sideration is reported as being $75,depression, hcause, her prosperity 000. Is n ot founded on a speculative The following members of the basis. Oviedo and Goldenrod Orchestra Suburban ladies aro spending spent a very happy evening nt tho much time and some money in the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. L, Croon nearby towns and incidentally do­ Thursday. Mesdamcs Licnliart, ing th e ir Christm as shopping. Lawton Gifford and 1Brown, ami Mr. Schnffer is having some in- Messrs Sley Gifford Lainey C arter teror improvements added to his nnd Lienhart. The evening •ning was bungalow this week. spent in rehearsal of Christmns C Mr.' and Mrs. Schiffmachcr of music. Refreshments oft “Ritzie" | GOLDENROD -Jl i E E tfe m t "kiWIf 'aTmohtfa'" a n 3 g r a p e Juice wero served by'the host#**. -, Mcaxra O. Hal* wt Wnttrr A r k irtid t?, B; H iW n’ v IsiW tHV^aehse pigeon farm Friday and reported U a very i n f e r r i n g pkifaL f c ^ v is ii and that tha protqoleW ^iehrted highly pleased with tho out put of squabs the stim ulating donnrvl and the very satisfactory m arket'place, the very satisfactory m arket prices. Rev. Drijkel of Bowling Green, pastor of the Methodist Church of th at place was nn overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Croom Monday Mr. and Mrs. Croom are fan n e r residents of. Bowling Green and still retain their membership with the Methodist Church.of that place. Dr. Hotard was called to the bed side of Mrs. H arriet Parker Sunday morning. Mrs. P arker hns been ill fo r several days, but shows some slight improvement nt this time. Mrs. Laura Mathers is having running water installed in her dwelling this week. Mr. Hoyt Mor­ gan is doing the plumbing. Mr. W aters is m o v erin g from a severe attack of “Flu." Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brnnon and fam ily of Orlando were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown Sunday. Messrs George and II. C. Parker nrc attending court in Sanford this week ns petit jurosa. Master Trevas M athers hnd the misfortune to sprain his ankle one afternoon last week, which is caus­ ing the little fellow much incon­ venience in getting about. R. I.. Croom returned Friday from n short trip to Jacksonville. The hard surfacing of the road connecting the W inter Pqrk-Oviedo highway at Goldenrod station with the Cheney will be started soon by Orange Co. Comma. When this road is completed three hard sur­ faced highways connecting with the Cheney will be found between W inter Park and Goldenrod. We are well supplied with good high­ ways to Orlando. If we rould get n few more hard surfaced roads across the country toward Snnfoni and our road widened to Oviedo, this section would la* well supplied with hnrdaurfnced roods. There will lie no Sunday school or church service ;it the Commun­ ity Church Sunday afternoon Ih*c. Route No. 1 out of .Maitland has recently been extendeil to include Wagner and the new state road. Mr. Henderson the rural carrier fur that route made his first trip over it Thursday I)es. 15. Dr. hnd Mrs, McKee received word from Colorado last week thnt the tem perature is twenty de­ grees below zero. These friendly though cold letters from their homo town, tend to inerense, if possible their fondness for Florida ns nn nil year place to live. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Edridge spent .Sunday evening in Sanford the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordi­ ner returning homo Monday. Christm as shaping this week is being carried on with a mading zeal, regardless of tho mnny ndmonitions from our good friends, the daily papers, to "Do' your Christmas shopping early.” A fter Christmas, comes the New Yenr, then the next event of interest Is paying taxes. restaurant, you consult tne bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start out on a shopping trip you should consult the ad­ vertisements in this paper. For * the same reasons! T h e advertising columns are a buying guide to you in the purchase of everything you need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time and conserves your energy; that saves useless steps arid guards against false ones; that puts the s t r e t c h in family budgets. T h s advertisements in this paper are so interesting, it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them. . . fail to profit b y them. Just check f Special for Christmas - I c e cream in individual Santa Claus molds. Made upon special orders only. Phone 6 3 4 with your order by Friday morning. a —We are receiving each day an abundant supply of fresh milk and whipping cream to care for your holiday cooking needs. * —Our milk is produced in the best dairies within 10 miles of Sanford and pasteurized in our own plant. 417 W. Fourth S t 110 W. Second S t Phone 604 Phone 766 • * V with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertise­ ments regularly— the big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent. . . always. Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours on the road to merchandise value. Read the adver- �T fiFT ^rX ?. i t T WR n m g a A M lr DlvLH;MB«K 21, 1927. ^ n u r n ually i: Cash in Advance Radio rograms 11— M isc e lla n eo u s T AD: RATES * phone »ds, will bo received patrons snd collector sent ediately for ........... i_10c a line ’ ________ — 8e • line M ................. 7c a line fiine rate* on request reduced rates are for ecutive insertions. Lj words or average length Counted a line. (nimum charge of 30c for [insertion. h advertising is restricted Loper classification, far. error is made The Sanllwrald will he responsible Lnly one incorrect insertion, tdvertiser for subsequent Lions. The office should be hed immediately in case of TO ADVERTISER? Herald representative lut-hly fam iliar with rales un,| classification will you complete information. |f you wish, they will assist j„ wording your want ad ake it more effective. t and Found [arton Mabry will find n t to the Milane Theater at era Id office. -Between tth and 7tl t Tuesday shell rim spec Return Herald Office. He Save 25' , . O. S. \uaR h t - :st, I„ If. Griffith. Hanford Optical Co., .'tor, Kyes examined. Glasses fully equipped. Plant i Also watch and clock i reasonable prices Wednesday, I)cc. 21 atntions Address— WJZ ■vniny For H er 12— W anted Sheaffer i’en sets, Pei Nnnnally's and Whitman IVifunm sets, Manictu I-OR RENT—Kitchen and rooms furnished. 1101 Elm 11th St. - an Electric Singer Sew M.-nnmi'. Mil want* one sunny attractive bed 212 \V. 4th St. For the Kiddies 1*1— A partm ent For Kent trs. Wilfred Lewis may ticket to the Milane bt The Herald office. For the Fnm ilv for rent, l'.t(>2 Bicycle near Milane. Sat* Rewind and no questions Attractive furnished apurtm en'i. Return to 3Q0 E. Hughey Corner Hark and Tenth SM. Ei ih 'la iic installed, water .uvl garage lurnished. I'liotiu IS-.I. Han.,iuness shotgun he l EMENTS APARTMENTS t.12 Osteen from Johnson'l‘ark Ave. Apartmentf,—2 end 1 Stalk n to the cemetery -garage and water. Reasonable. .1. II, Cowan. Sanford ELRM SIIKD apartm ent for rent tonto h E ti in the Herald budding—a down i >wn . "ution a t remarkaidy low •’ODGL h* firs and Graham trucks, rates. ,\«k for Mr Haines ’it Tht* Merabi ■ 'flee. al Ibth Slreet I’lione 3. IN’S Si HOW AN CO. A un |tur an-, siieet metal works, trn-h A*«nue. Phone 710-W. •nti and Hiush sets an I,alley's I 'rug Stu.- I I— Ito o m s W ith o u t h o a rd .urnge apartment Klendi Ave. Hi— H o u se s F o r lio n l -t>— Miscellaneous For Sale imanli transfer picture*.. and brushes. Sun Icusc Paints and Varnishes. I P«in and Wall Paper E V First S* Lints, IETE in every shape r.rd f. etc.' Sanford Ceme;i. L Cr*;-.pany, Fifth and Sts. Phone 112* iV. . Russel. Farms, Groves, fs. 110 N. Park Ave. Phono I5\ asking at The Herald office, Mr. Arthur Zachary Jr., may get His free ticket to the Milane, 21— A creage F or Sale riRAPH—repalring. piano by exports with *7 years •i*. Sanford music store Shoppe, Room 10 Si 11 51cArcade, phono K32. FOR SALE:—Beautiful arceage between Orlando roads. 33 1 ucies, consisting of soma high and some low land. Ideally situated for poultry arm. Fronlugj tin old Orlnhdo road. Can Ik- bought at a bargain with very easy payments. This Ts an opportunity for some one to get a d-'-iralde poultry funu for almost nothing. For further fnformation hcc R. J. Holly, First National Bank Building. Sanford. Florida. iPPer ? gns of ail kinds. i ->rd Paint A Wull Paper 22— Real E sta te To Exchanifc to TRANSPORTATION—To I" truck driver xvho will r ‘ down there. Apply C. at Herat i office ut Niivii'i: i.i ih :u i:,., c. ivkn , I *1-1'• I •' VI 11 \ "*"11, SllMI'lf I III >• oiliM.lt* Onuil}. Kliirlila, l>> illin of a writ I'Munit uui of Him • ii> h i I'.oiit ni in,* T»i-u(> TlilrU -loilit iiil i'lt* nil. in i,mi for Si tiiloole • i uni.' , I’m lil.i. on rite tilth. ,) ■y uf Nov oiln-r. I••gT lo l tiiiv i-i*t1 .i Iii ■ao>, la i ii •-•-at liKN KltAt, Ml*Tii|tS vi i i .r i ,\ s f i : i-oiii'i u : \ thin amt i. i u u i r t : , uaiiiiu im s i N h a i n i 'AI'II.I.Ai, lolll'A .X f, auvtiin t.tnv t'| ' Si'MiiJiitl I lie (allow 111if lien• r I" *1 l" i -,,u*d ijtoucrly■ ■ Iwwli: Cm 11J l-.allOai .Si itun.’.MaU.n lil.s; i; *'lii ill I'uiliii* S«*tlati, Molnr No, 'MITCt. *>11.1 ( 1) Nash Talll'imc. .Ma­ in, No. Tall; as 1he property of llle -III! I- i; XVI• ITK.trailing nsSAS1-1*111* i* vt'il.i.Av’ u'vtsjr.iNV. tit* I' i 'lani. (li u on tin* Ini. ituy of - I n o u a r y . A- O. I I O . l a i l w o v n t h * In,ora er sate, namely: between eb veo i.Vtut-1. forenoon unit two aeliick In (lie ufli riioiin. on (he *-iill ilav ,i( the v i*t ilimr of tin* I'tieuU i* >urt lluilse In hanforil l-'lai hi i. s -uitnala fo u n tV. I eliall ti i: i q i p t i t r u r i t r ok hi m i.,ut i. i iir .v r r . i*i.iiiiiDA is •qiAM'IJItY. I" qn.r. s less tl ., ;i.nth IP : Kt.li'KRl:. ivillliin ’ I.f ItdRA I. i .i: i •i:11 «in p e t i t i o n T ii.it:: I'hVkHKD V hMlKK UOAI.RU'I'li.- aluiv*. uii.I (itrixiitnic cnusi Vie-inr. muut have r i n rfo n w X t <’ni i! »,;h?r stntr* ia order in nrjit* ‘lh uni»n.with Germany m*- ■ mieriny, although the pie o ’ Austria know that it p rmltt.'d r.o-.v by tho not gue Nations.” riimiD.I nil Ihl- ilny in Im- In i.il iqmti report i.f chi- ap. i'lnl Jliii-li i- ■ ••I lh- (i-stlmiiny luhan noil flli-il h. Kin tiufeftii'r with hi* fimllu-:llirrcMii unit th- I'ntirl l.,qrix (nil) : •iivir.il In ill- mntlvr uit'l »4tl»- i ll.li that lh,* IVlltliillcr, IfllSA I.I Kl.li'KEIt, ii ra.irrli-il u-mutt. hi* •I >- l iipaeity mill qimllflculloOM to iiik' charm ••( amt riuimk* Iwr fill II I’lliilll It ll'l pfltpi-H) tlfltl tl* I..** rutiii* a Free lU-alur lit i w rv ri-*im-i i . ibsrsuiMitt. ii in>■> emixlilvrailun I Ihi-tyil il.it li. • qii'h'i:. A iuriM it: ii nil m .v iu a : M.iii tin- uflirt-sahi Ill-port -f Mu .*t>il-<i M.1 *1-1 uml hi* finding** 1* Imri h) c»»h* | > Mmo'i oei o Uci-ii* hi-ri'P) 1 L-11krnnt.iJ .1 ... J",rrlV,V 'v-m,.n." r .Umr*. i.r uml .m GER.dAN *t t-1 i ns n a Relieved witr.ou^ ‘‘dosing.’’ R u b o.» <’i>t !*i • Am ru-an In- _ t ‘hemi'«i Engin-cr= hich h,- is a hailing e dt ciiircd that his i G i •>■ T a le s. h .\ I'itU lurgli, 1'al); | Hour: 8, Champion 'l‘ Sylvania Fore-tl* refrigerated C O L D AIR -TP.o. W<*A Schenectady, TOO: 7. Agricultural program; 7:30, S' onyan-s Van and Scbcnck; 8, R mlngton Band; 8:20. Aeolian ciiccrl; l). I puna Troulialofs; 9:|0, Travelogue. b'8.5, WRC Washington, 010:0. Wildorf-Astoria orchestra; 8:20, Acaliun Recital; 0, tpana Troubailonr-st 9.30, Guudricii orchestra; quart*} 10:30, National Grand 0|'(irn' Ensemble. Southern. 209.1 WU'NC Asheville, 1,010; 7, ttin er music. 175. , WSB Atlanta, 030;0. Colum ia Phonogruph program ; f, Ipnnn rroubaduum; 9:30, G»udi" b ' -chestra; quartet. i***ii| c irc u la tin g m o u n d th e com* pertiTvonts ot your lea box not only e x tra c ts th e h e a t from th e food, but c a b le s bach to the ice c h a m b e r th e food otioro, w hich a re a b so rb e d by (he m o is t 1ilm of m elting ice a n d d isc h a rg e d th ro u c h th e drain* e g e pipe. u u v youo te c from th . wagon or truck with th« or.rvus Oval tmblom IT IS YOUR GUARANTEE for oura etenrv sol'd Ice Courteous trcaj merit, D'orr* - • - *-vice - J m z j r t ', DtTA.TR.fIH7 IMtone-27 ip q S:.:u, Specialties; 9. dance enni Tt; :3U, organ; !l>, varied progi*1nu toil). WIIA8 Louisville, 050: 9, lemuJTruuhndours; 9:30, Goodrich e. hejtra; quartet; 10:30, Nation*, itl Gamd Opera MOW. WMC .Memphis, 580: 9, lp:.ns Troubadours; 9:30, Goodrich "niii*tra: quartet. 331.9, WSM Nashville. 880; 9. Iptin. Trouluulours; 9:30, Goodr 1 1*, orchestra; quartet; 10:30, N'ntknut Grand Opera. 2*22.1, WSMB Now Orleans. 030: 3 0. varied program (2 h n ,). 219.9, WCOA Pvnsucol i, 1 ”00: bridge lessons; 9:30, li. S. \uvnl Air .Statlim band; 10:30. I'tipular baritone; organ. 251.1, WRVA Richmond. 1,1ft): 7. Area Temple Mosque concert: 8:80, bridge lessorD; 11. dapee nrehestra: 12, Carry Me Qnek *'• Old Virginny. 3.' I lint uaulriHl lull TS A l t ¥¥ J :i' ir'iuc;; For Alaskan Herd c.infi sxetl by ym. . i.*- T in; c ir c u it t’ni'K'r i»c hum IXOUt: COUNTY KcuKtUA. IN I’ll VNCKHY \ x n d : itu n n v tr n tn ii. cumniuin* tint S t: l ItuUOLAftit utul V. M OtHIOi ..\ hj». m» wit*, my:\MNOl.l: v’l * NTV ll.tMi! k Cm iiurutluii. n* irm.li-.. fur T. V. ItltHNT. IXt.t.CN- C, II. WYNN. <1 'V. VINIXC uml g. I. SAS'DlliSl viii» ti m u INK. ixeultPOH| VBI* a Cor m.rat loti t: I* I'rlAllCi: flAXtXtllP UOl.lH.Ntl j I’o e n o rslle n . “ "•I this CUU ANCHORAGE, Ala U-. Dee. 20. tUl suit hilna —American bu'falo ere t» b come Miuan i-i riabi one of the lures for big gmu* liun* -.iliiiw., to-wlwt ter,* in Alaska according to onAm*rlesnr *Trtl't nouncement of the Aln-t.a Game ..r, .Iat.-il Mai Commission. Fifteen of the animal* ■1*4 of rscnnl ti will form th l nucleus of the herd ! tSSkiMilt *1’nun- '* hoitetl to develop for future t itt- given by v ut ligation in ths chase. The unis s l" t'lisrli-* t. jnitL ate to be brought from South ‘Slor'lnnai* lIV u f,ak",a ' wher‘* their too^e i* ■ m' tint I'nbiic it.<- iiur to the optn pruiric-likr interior County. Hnrl'li. regions of Alaska. L ‘V. 'I'lrMt'dtUnl Contrary to popular h<*lie th-* l*. l»:« ami ut ' nows of the .nte.’qor do not u tab: u* book -ii. .a feet, and fall upon a fruxtn surface. Florid ' l* being xhiuprd bv the winter wimh -derm; *il*at u i* |in to windows und ofle»i nracticallv .-■i in The Hnn denuding larp« srea«- w-h*re lichens wspuper nun11ib ;in(i gru*. fvh'ch ei'--*- *omethin” "Jk "for eftcr th» manner r f "prairie wool" i—n ire** which I ' -ninsu'u i t'te main 'ato Canl.DJ. C|*rit nrV,?A'AY%K - ANCIENT Chine WI Hy A. XL WEEKS ’ -iaimer* an powerful a .. m-. , , - . I ’Mipir f h dsum wuawBB aim gmnmrtfV*ii. ' inner tu .t i .t- ■•*n>riTT<r< the desired effect It) skirts. S o l b ' l l i i r x fi.r i - . i u i p l u r m i n t . T m jx* v* wiil Lea­ t i n ealciiing a g -r-m l ............ . . . i space a* th* .. n r . i -i of hit-- di* lE H N EM i.W . DEl'EMHEU 21. I tn.-t, whi-l, ,■ dmuvs „ >, «■ ... ”J'-’ 'V Pli Atlantic City. 1, 100. *hiimal»’c K- t i Avenue 1 >. dintnr music; 10, Royal Vanif'c* Revealed •lin e \ i ti its. .a |i , , ■>K - it*|, * t , , . 1he hiograpbi s i.v u il sm i,* ■ Hnltonoic, 1.0,el: striking congtes^innal vaniiic th, l.nt.i ttotsnn; lliiti.lo Hand: *.»::«►. most pr.ummned being a prole , or.ml.a Hand; to. Dance Music, having U-en bum ..n a faim. and a H - k WoR Newark, Till: 0 ;JtO,j wi il.nes* for qitnt uy elis-lion r. • nitl Rile I'l-i-hestiu: T Cumin.>- ums. If all ti c fm i -Ih.iu mem ’•*■* '-n-i iubl - t. K-il'ter Hour; hers biomrili .i mwlcdge of th * i *■ * “'"ia i i ! ■ . ii-an b Ilnur. birthpla e to l upitnl III.I, ilu* p,*. 101 W! \ !•'. \,*., s i>rk. 010; |di lin g prolilcm of ayiieult-.iral r 30 Sisonv ; Va • »vd S.-henck; h« f cuuld be solved in five minutes f i’e.it M ‘ ■ % i.i || ,tni v; 8 :110, >fhe iv lire a few fnre'gn-bnrn ic >roiu-n R 1 '• I no i Tmuha- *vs. matives, in ludimr Reps. *uis; m chestca, bpriiul, of lllu-oi , In in m Ni-vv nr* l: ! ' , " a il Grand Hruns'wirk; Snluitb. of lllinn,, 'min I *••- *: V in r*echo.s!uviil.ia; ('al ley n,* V -* ; it. Oily* *: Hroi kiyn Imtii in Ireb.ml; and Sc:t. Il“ ni| ;:ui. Sylvan Mn g re r, of New V. rk. Imrh in Hn > t ,t Hour: l | Nnnt«tci», Germany. . (I,e.<;al Notices) T IMtUNT. t U t.KN*. •*. tl. w v v v n, W. VIXI.XM und J. t» .:)V |irt\\ ti.r* m-i -"*• V/isrrr’1 OK 1IA8TKIC8 81I.B * h ht«Pf*li> 1 Mill till26— M iscellaneous For Sale it*r ami bV vlrlo* "f a t*#er"* of i. Mr* nn-t ta lr ciitr r*-'l In •i.. ii’. »n'llle.| cnu»i' •"* *hj* •■•(ti ij*v of Vn*,er»*M:r A I'. I St*. I -1.->I jim ier In Chancrrv. XI,.* '* tbs *u-i iluv of Isno-wr. ^ and F*v, ei Wpvd fur sale, at i |> tj-*l •inii> being a Jti*h» ,0. W. 15th St. ,.f in!i l’«nr| amt s 'mrol .i"*'* -in to f-oiw ef-*be Court Uottsu Pauper utul\*hei ,,• SitiOrit Henilnolr Celialv florJfrom Stflg_ will offer for sab- to ihs t>t*h. ^ A,rsde Bldg., a n tf'b o ’ Christmas trees front fifty cents -«t sn«t best I.Mili-r for rash. dur. Ins -Ih.. l-W I InutTS of sals: the fof* oil Inc il.-scribed land, situate. aiggiii r -.e.vly lt*ls iiinisi n r xcviixoi.i: ro i v n • I 'o i l h i l l t T i a . V , D AND MORT•NY. 112 Second * a* 1> t in i '.t .* t. r i «, “T \t * way. I'-un. i -i , Im-.., u C'' tiilald n‘ boifr m liy read * “ I'n rello II l . a l a i.im ,' no-l " I ’i .- te s t end most influcnCa? c I* i " ..he city are all onxjuni - h.r. > A u j u i i join Genuir;*. It ... characterised ns a piiitlal crime the erentvin of int!:v m.ill 'tale s in Central Europi n“ .I I near East, holding this action tv I constitute a cor.start tm naca of , w.11. The present sub-division mav 1 ml In war itx t’ntlr of tiled.' Mitt:* T i M , V arc ■f gu t nlol prop-rly." Ree i ? mi ill . "(Jr. > much larger wmi'il have h m riore cn iducivs 0*0171her men t <M Former to stuhitif, than tin; small onos.” Rees * ri turds Vienna ti3 th'* n:»Rv Into Number Of Tiny H a le s 1 lt:it A re Not Self* tu';ai trade >• n'er of Europe, with it.5 vast ra ilr ml center and in hd:i uufn'.n": Is ( ir ... ( T ir , * dilion the Danube. vothiih For Sale or Exchange—Valuable property in DoLand. Florid i. iS DRUG STORE—PreNest residence section. I>it I Fix ^"n*. Drugs, Smla. AA’e nr*' lou m your jihone. Call 103 217. Two houses. One fourteen rooms, three npartm ents. three 'INC BLOCKS— Irrigation bathrooms. One four rooms and . Separate garage for up i end general cement work. hath. four cars. Orun«e, GrapcfruL, l I Concrete Ca. J. E. Ter- an4 Tantjcrine trees. Shade tree-*. lHii*»Ni: AND OHI» r* P^'P. 3rvl and Elm Three blocks to Stetson University J;,';.;;; nml three hlocka to school. Price A |. i *j ;, 3 'Vanled Femule $ 10,000. Will accept stock o f ; i 9Imiw.Ij j „i1k„ (*ir,.ui -Hiyit type solicitor, wo- saleable nierchapdiie or small ole I'otiat). Pt*ffrtcd. Box xxx c-r* clear property, up to $5,000. »* " ’anted Male 4 .-a • a iiu ii It 3i> 11nt el Manager or•‘hi*-1 ra WEAK. WHO. KSD. 1-’ 01 11o Vagabonds KGO station* observations on n recrni: i t u ; of Europe convinced him that “ Ur?' Alhcj did to A stria whr.; they liidin’t dure do G .nr.sny. ’ '*;< Th,. n European polit.ecl Mdtip I p.vtil v f particu nr- interest * t*> i.e-jse. A part of his tour cuverrt Vii.snn, th/ famous old city on t i a equalt f annuls "hit:: Danube.”! “ Yu-.i-.j, a c'ty i f -2,000.000 prptl* I.tilun ha* I i*'.'n Sett without aut/iu - r ito ry on which Krt po,»T i t," txplain d Rccnr. I'hilndc Ipkiu, 1i - Wbispei ing or- I h.i th) nnntiunee nivself ,n u ciimtlitiili' fur sheriff "f Hcmlii'iP I ' ilmlJT Mllljl'l't (tl Ilie lU'llllrt Hi llie i'.ni'.ernlle prlnuir) it* lie heM In the early pari cf Jinn !•-;». Vet) I -qiei'tlvely. 13 i: 1111AI' Y. i:: * 0 • * i i i - ' r c«, of Ok!; home i • h'o i' cJ Cherokee Ind’at. • “ < oilier* asm an T nonius I. Blunt * * of the IT h Texas Distri t retain * a«ain the h im r of ihc lnncr-i ln >. • praphv, IL 1 'ivtrn more than 10 St a th ns. l-'OR SALE Those fat Go. Turk­ eys price Mir per pound. G. W Sper.er. 20«’i Hughey Ave. Rhone FOR RENT: -!5 room bungalow at 2121 Polmctt u. .Avenue. Corner lot. G a ra g e/ Itifi.OO monthly. In* Money to loan on residences in Sanford, b «' in tr'e st rate. Box quire ift fl.luilf ---- 1-----’’03. r*ii T ic ILratil. FOR R E f T -3 rnom house with g n r a g tj'ItUDO u month. Apply I’olitical Announcement 117 'Pnnli*i/Aye. to T in: m itc iih or* M;viixm.i: ro i v rv 1!)— H o u se s F o r S a le I tn*r* hy announcu toy camlhlai’V ri'-clcrllull In the tifflcc n( »lt. rFOR SALE: Smnii house on Mag­ (m i(f o' Seialuolu I'tiunly miliji , t l,i nolia Avenue north of Gent ml tin aclloit of tlif voters In th" Street. $3500.00. Practically no Oionncml lc primary lo lie Indtl ik vi I will annrcelale your cash required payments like rent. .June. support. respvcl(ull> yours. Address R. H. II. Care Tha Herald. I*. If 11AX I •. -mile.'; and Rep. Bloom i * i k vra.s once a tnu s i■■ >■■11v :i a x“Tho Music Mi­ lo hr< ii>rht his rubrical •lie U .use fcruni. .'!•> t <>f the lrgD !-'i J ■. i ; , : my vveie lea ft-v were merchants in ' . i i . ' i n r two are , x-;.i.iiit; one in a form er i 1 g n e.\ a n l one— Ken. V. , r nKc of uirate typo, most of tl> • stations 9 :0011 stations. * 9 :30— Goodrich orchestra; c Christmas program — WEAK. * 21 stations. * 10 no i oliimliin Phonograph * Hour WOR. 1 i stations * 1" 30 Opera, Aida—WEAK, ; I fr,,m S **.:itor i urawey, i f Arkun too. ’IGllT PRINT SHOP *Y service on anything ir. ing, A phone call will get OVIEDO CELERY LAND isu. Phone 4I7-W. 9 RaU- 10 Acres or more, flowing wells. ,TC2 Railroad sidings half mile L?B0FIN G—The P.oof Rv- from property. Price $255.00 per ting. Metal hhinglnc, acre your own term s. Paul i‘. [C ream tin ana galvinizcd Barnett, 19 Wail Street, Orlando, Ece James IL Cowan. Oak Florida. Pb*ne 8398 or 5313. M Third S t Phone 111. < UP YO-Jt; OLD WALLS TIIR NEW WALL PAINT rHING NEW iYND BET* r0R FURTHER INFORM ACALI, PHONE 235-J OR C. COf.I.ER. SANFORD. (L egal Notices) 1'i.i.ticully new, girl's bicycle, will sell for ? 17.50, worth <iu •I no. I-'. I'Carson, plume 120. **’“ Der« ''' ">shes to present Mrs, Bolt Lawton with a ticket FOR SALE -Ur.ibrellu tent P.x.' \ KOHD ItITii.,, : to tl-.c .yUiine. good one , new. Rhone 7 15-J, 2H )e-gun Iin Ave. FOR R E SV --S m a ll cottage on IDO1 Magnolia. P!r've J6Y. rear of lot. Will rent tor -515 00 Spiviai sale on poper month. Located at 1705 Mag­ ilL’!’?- UARM0NR s until Christmas, 70'J inforu Automobile Co. nolia Avenur^r Inquire a t Herald Plume 2 1l-W. 1. , gnoiia fhona 137 of'icc. isincss Service Conttresr.ionnl directory is whom senator a.i.i r«prcs<Mi a t i ' > has the oppovlunity to paint him ­ self nj he would liaVe others see hiie, iii .he biographical i-si*. ia <ff the press. The sketches reveal some queer idins of what c o n s titu te qualification,; for congressional soais. and some weird and nwe-in■1’irintr sidelights upon »lit* pern-m­ id. political and family chronic! *s of the individuals who make the law s. 30—Sccnny-.tns— WE 8:00—Graat Momenta in Uiatorv—WEAK, 9 stations, 8:00- Champion Spnrkcrs; Irving Kaufman, WJZ. 7 stations, 8:00 - Remington Band, U G\ WHAM. H.IO— Sylvnnin Foresters— WJZ. l stations; 0:001— l pan a Troubadours: ropulaar piogram —WEAK, 20 CA U AW M N G b. Co. 11 Hall Bldg WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.—The t e n cf “the Osar!: .*.! seventh-lb biennial edition of th- krnwn a i ‘The land of *i AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS e------ —-------------------Sanford Expert School nfixt Monday, [.earn imt, shorthand, typewri light rooms. Congressmen Will Narate Story Of Their Lives For Congressional D ire c to ry HERE’S no need to spend weary hours searching for a desirable home or homesitc. E v er f day you will find m any beautiful homes in ideal locations listed and carefully described in ou r W a n t A d Section. Buy now before the cold weather begins, and be assured of a warm and com* fortablc home fo r thg winter. You will find every type of home from A four*room cottage to a new mansion offered fo r sale in our W att! Ads. Advertising in our W a n t A ds is the quickest, m ost economical, a n d sad*, factory way to buy o r sell merchandise of any kind. THE SANp Ok D ** � 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, 1927 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 21, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1927. 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 21, 1927; <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