2 10 310 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c0fa9037af201e6d7bbdaf17390b5173.pdf 5d4765edfabeb9b9b4a743db91da7daf PDF Text Text TOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida's H eart. The W orld’s G reatest V egetable Section. Its R ichest Garden Land. Fair, slightly colder la south portion, tonight, i temperature in nor*h and aturp near freezing in the of central portion: Vo l u m e X IX . Leased Wire international News ServleT SANFORD^ FLORIDA, TU E SD A Y , D ECEM BER 20. 1927 Member Aodit Dureaa O f Circulations •ty J u ry Finds George Rem us „ „ NORRIS FLA YS Death Calls Mrs. 1 M a r tin S en a te ^ H E A R S I ABOUT cZ ro! j e CSSES n in rn nm Ann R esid en t O f Th deal h --------W rig h t Orders T ribunal Reconvened January 9 A fter lin g g M u rderC n sd Is P ost- *i« v ^ C’o n d e i K X m the county. 1 ^ f' Him F' PoK Fugitive Heads Towards Ills Form er H om e; Authorities Regard Fact Significant Admiral Reports That Sea Is I ov; Avr-piT^Tr, , Stm To° Hough F or D iving LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20.-«The Operators; Food And O xv°[ 1U‘ ,e *'Iarion Ren To He Sent If Possible * arker, still is in Los Angeles. At _____ . 4:25 o’clock thb morning the kidW A S H IN G T O N , D e c. 20— nnppcr-.lnyor, police ay* positive, (I N S )— T h e’ navy’s fe a rs th.1 t was within 60-yam. of the Central the men imprisoned in the Mrs. known „.c*) n 0',‘ ! steel hulk o f the subm arine not nlready dead— were furth er inc , ?nsed this m orning by re­ ceipt o f advices from Rear Admiral Frank II. Brum by OH tho scene, luis startling information was S -l ore doomed— if MttHon11 Ex-Bootlegger He Jury’s Decree *1 Afternoon A t 3 O’clock; Not Gni NAVY HAS LITTLE S t L 8 HOPEOFGmNG Tried FwSlayini TO TRAPPED MEN His W ifelm oge Gasoline And Dashed Away A v e rs J o u r n a ls p o n e d lin tilM o n d a y ,J a n . 1 t> U n f a i r A n d I ) i s ipresiucnt m n.o stale university f ircuit Court for Seminole , --------Irontinuoiisly since Iliil!) and al H0 j„ bounty rrcejs.'d Monday nfternoon Wex/ H earing S In Sen­ Ihtween the yenrs ol ates Investigation Of Mexk-i. .I.ti-d with bavin- con largely .f ° P th” Chri,tn,aB holidays afier ,r ' To Re Held Dec. 27. prspoiisilile fur, the remarkable '’“ I'* 1" tnr 'Wek... ,c" « « * • [growth of that institut ion during Jl“ !ue U'*,lln‘ 0 w - "'righ» ordered WASHINGTON Dee. 20— (INS) [the past fifteen yean. The ™Urt, cnnvened >« o'clock on - Snntnr George W. Norris (It) of University of Florida, boast ing un M° ndny’ Jan‘ 9* wi‘ h civil cases I smuska, one- of the four Sena*­ enrollment of rarcely over ■ a t0 b<? helkrd for the re- « * named in the Mexican docu'iits published in the Ilearst hundred students at the time I)r. wn*ndcr of 1,10 week. IMtirphrcc was placed in chargo. Coufrt closed for epe holiday sea. * w Pai»crw. today addressed a Why open letter to William ln..\v accomodates over two thou-*?i,‘ ‘ v* c,nso of C-.M; ,,0 *K. | uni" ph Ilearst, the publisher, Lml Mjafent. Alt.) Mch „ i v,l,h t l , « ’ m ely condeinmlng him and Ismong the best educational insficontinued until Jan. 1(1. The • cat loning his motives in (Intuitions ,‘ n thu country. , trial net for yesterday morning S | Dr. Mnrphree was born In Wal- W P0!,tponed after counsel for Hcealling that 11curst nut Grove, Alu., in 1870. a son of , !ftn"e “ "nounced that i| hud Jvlln'"VH SV ""1 before th, ICapt. J c s e Ellis anil Helen Corn , ,cn unable to procure two mater- ujv«*'tlgating committee, Ulius Murphree. He was c,located ,nl witnc#ses in the cast'. his personal holier that iu the public schools of Walnut , State’s Attorney Millard II. 1 u • k','*>utors named ever drove fj]icl Peabody College which ,Sm,th objected to the motion for !7ly mont‘y ment •v attended from 180<)-'!tJ. Two Cftptinuance hut the court sus. h? Mexican documents yiara later he received un A. 11. tainisl the defense move, declaring n’ ktM,: degree from the University o f 1,11,1 to overrule the motion might “ ,f J'ou wanted to be Nashville, Tenn. And in 11)02 he ^ "ftitu te u reversible error in a l,on‘,:,t with these Sena Ipaoived un A. M. degree from the higher court. The case Is expected ‘" ‘I >'ou not state when th same institution. In 11)00 Rollins to col,sonie three days when it " ‘‘r° published that yot College honored him with the d o -1cumca “ P for trial. evidence that.any o f the: Distinguished Group. Consist­ rrce of Doctor of Laws. In Will Scventy-fivo veniremen had ,or* 'v,'reKu|i*y and thni ing O f M exico’s P resident th* University o f Alabama awbeen summoned for jury duty yes- not believe any of the Gcnernl O brcgon And Mdfsided him a similar degree. j lerduy and in addition a number ngains them? j row Will Fly W ith Charley Dr. Murphree begnn hi* career ° f state . and defense witnesses “ What Is your mot as an educator in the rural schools were on hand. Following the post- Heanit you have trstifie, MEXICO CITY, Dec. 2 0._(!N S ) of Tennessee, lie has been prin- ponement. court took u recess un^ the committee that you |i —Unless some unforeseen circum­ cipal of the Cullman <Alu.) city til the afternoon when sentences 'aluable properties in M stance interferes. Col. Charles A. [schools; principal of the Summit were passed upon several prison- ,s almost common finowle Lindbergh Will show three distin­ (Ala.) Institution; and principal prs. you were in favor of the o guished men the sight of Mexico sf the cityhigh school at CleAnnie Bellamy, • Annie Irene of thc P^encnt governmei City from the air today. t,r ‘ I1'0 ycaM- In b’ellamy,and David llellumy f v,‘lently believed that i| President Guiles, former TresfINJ.I he went to the University negroes convicted lust week lulio" could he Martel i dent General Obregon, and Dwight "* Honda where he became a of the murder of mean big profits to v.mr Morrow, American nmbassndor, were scheduled to bo taken nloft bv tho young aviator in the Fair­ child passenger plane, Spirit of San Diego. It will he President Cnlles’ first airplane ride, and of it ho has grimly joked to Lindbergh; "If we crash, we will he burled together." Plans wrro progressing further today for tho reception to Mrs. Lindbergh when sho arrives by alrplano on Thursday, Recording to present arrangements', her son will effect tho first mother and son greeting somewhere in tho clouds. Ho will take up the Spirit .vunurp-.v . . . , _ ___ of St. Louis and meet the piano n of th*- W o r l d F ly e r s Put carrying his mother at some point between Tampico and Mexico City. 'cn''"threeI O ff E n d u ra n ce M op son two ---------DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Dec. a gantb- 7®:“ HNS)—Edward F. Hchlce and pressed ” 'Ih-ini S. Brock, round th* world fliers, have postponed their - con­ templated flight to hreuk the t i t t ' *-• *•«'**» cnsrgva wim world’s endurance record of 52 f the Baptist church. |desertion. hours und 2d mjnuto# in their ho came into national Tho fo||owin(r „ an)(l!( w ro plane “ Pride of Detroit" until Dec. rominence when William drawn from the jury box for serv. 27, “due prevailing high West winds Bryan announced that JCe when court reconvenes nfter and high tides." The two fliers and T. 11. Kinkadc support Dr. Murphree the holiday#: F. W. Pone. G. W. :ratic prestdentbl nomi. Collin*. J. A. Blstline. J. W. I-ong, Wright Motor expert were today although Dr. Murphree J. f). Davison, II. T. Pace II. D. preparing the "Pride of Detroit" that he could not ser- white, E. Curlett. J. P. Hickson, for new equipment and Schlee and G. G. Flinn, patrolman of tho isidcr making thc m e , , r . n . Chapman, \V. A. Ilouth Al- Kinkadc will leave for Detroit in was placed in nomina- f ied Erickson, L. M. Btephenaon, a Stinson-Detroicr biplane to­ Sanford notice department, suffer, ie Democratic conven- j oc Turk. E. II. Doyle, R. II. morrow. Brack will- superintend red painful but not seriou-H injuries he rcceievd tho votes of I Booth. I. N„ Dyesa nn.l Albert installation of a now prapcllor und last night when un automobile, the delegates. Hn||. other equipment in the "Pride of driven by I(oy Byrne* Jr., crashed Detroit.'4 into his bicycle pitching the offic­ er on the pavement. Flinn sus­ tained a scalp wound and cuts and Government Scores bruises nbout the face. In Conspiracy Trial Flinn had Just gone on duty and was beginning his beat which in­ i c\i\ a a a i w ABUINOTOM. Dee. 20.—The cludes the residential section in tho government scored today in itt* ef­ southern part of the city. Ho was forts at the Rurns-Slnclulr con­ riding south on Park Avvnue be­ uh Jack Dempsey, arriving from Third streets. tempt trial to show that certain tween second anil Garage, . rw on the Clyde Liner (INS)— Thc Terminal members of the Full.Hinclair con­ Young Hymcs driving n large car ‘J'juois. The heavyweight title 'used by the New York firm of spiracy trial jury were conscious is believed to have been blinded by j , r was met at the pier by n Arnold, Constable b Co., to house of being spied upon by Burns de­ the rain and failed to «*c the delivery trucks, was entered earl]( tectives. , * V policeman on his bicycle, today by six men armed with Harry F. Sinclair. William J. v The car is said to have struck sawed-off shotguns, who held up Burns and four associates are on to* bicycle a glancing blow, throw­ the manager, four drivers and a trial for maintaining an alleged im­ ing the officer on the street. He special policeman and took a to­ proper surveillance over the jur­ was carried to the Ferrald-I.augh. tal of $20,000, most of whi.-h or. Edward J. Kidwoll, juror, ton Hospital whero he was resting i was money collected by iho driv- who*e alleged loose talking was comfortably today. • C ere on their routes. partially re^ppnsihle for tho Fall­ Tho accident Is described ns oc­ Janus Clark,. the manner, i'.n i .Sinclair mistrial, testified that cidental by the police who stated the four drivers were lined up John Klim, an operative “ came that no blame urns attached to with Iheir faces to thc wall, and within a foot of me" in a near beer young Hymen. A charge of recklesa while two of thc intruder* stood snloon. and that D, E. .Merritt, an- driving, which was lodged against guard the others began binding other detective, had followed him. him, has been withdraw^ it was them with picture wire. ----------------------- announced. The prisoners freed themselves; When I^-sUe M ilit ?n<l Alin* ---after some minutes of struggle Els*-* MorshaB of L 'v>r;i#-n|, «v-»r*t A hi i bride of lating thtir ISix Bandits E n te r jGarage And S te a l C a n d id a c y TALLAllASS>Kfi(, Fla., Dec. 20 — (LNS) — Governor John W. Martin today formally an­ nounced his candidacy 'for the United States Senate at the Democratic primaries next June, Governor Martin is run­ .... . in ii)i|i<m ii.iiin to io Senator aena: ning opposition lark Tram me 11 of Lakeland 12866707 sum- A n n ou n ces Jatk « filling ‘••he Fox" with gasoline and then pursued him a down blocks. , Word Identified the man he had vainly sought to capture ns William Edward Hickman. 18-venr, old former bank messongor whom , Adm,rnl Drumby reportetl tho (he police earlier hud declared to bo " en” ier nn‘l tbo sea still too rough the murderer of th# Darker girl. / or « resumption of diving opkillee’ ft| hl* h*P0W«wd car, tho orations. Hut this was not tho Case Attracts Nati< al Attention On J count Of Men In CO U RT HOUSE, CE C IN N A T I, Dec. 20 (INS) George Remus was foui not guilty on the sc ground o f insanity fo r ti killing o f his wife. In gene, in Eden Park on 0< ober 6 last, b y a ju r y i ten men and tw o worn here this afternoon. H verdict was returned i 3:5 5 P. M. COURT HOUSE, CI.NCINNA Dec. 20— (INS)—Th$ door* freedom was virtually barred; «Jny to George Remus, on for wife-murder when Judge BOSTON, Dec. 20. —(INS)— Lieut, Graham N. Fitch, of Wash­ ington and the five other men Imprisoued in the hull o f the sunken submarine S-l were alive at fl:2l) A. M. tmlny, according to n redioirrain received nt Charleston Navy Yard telling of an oscillator con­ versation with thc Naval Lieuten­ ant. At ‘ be direction of Rear Admiral Frank Brumby the S-H hammered nut the following; “ Your wife and mother constantly praying for you.” Fitcher replied hut his re­ ply was not given in tho dispatch picked up here. The message to tho brave lioutcnuflt was sent to Bear Admiral Brumby off Provincotrwn und he, in turn, had it ralayed to tho stricken submarine. Tho sub­ marine signalling device, known ns the oscillator, has been used to exchange messages between the H-4 and subninrino S-8, according to word reaching the local navy yard today. “ How are you feeling down them,” asked the talking hammers of the N-8. "As good ns could be expected under the circumstances," came the reply from 102 feet be­ low. “ llow’s your courage holding ou t?" “ Great," “ How'g your air?” * “ Not very good. We are troubled with chloride gns from tho butter­ ies. We would like something to neutralise it.’ “ How long before you will be ablg to get us," queried the sUccata blows from tro H-4. “ We are doing everything possible." “ How many of you left?" asked the H-8. “ Six.'’ “ What became of the others?" "All dead." “ Is there hope? beat another message from the crushed undersea boat, and the rolling sea and high winds gave its own auwer: "No." ; ter R. Shook eliminated tho ’ ) gullV’V'form of verdict from instructions to th. Jury. Tho ruling waa almost wlti precedent In the history o f Am icsn Jurisprudence. Judge She i however, leu one loopJiol# ' Remus. He told the - Jury tl might return If they saw fit vejjllct of "not guilty on tha i ground of Insanity.” “The straight out and oat 44 guilty” verdict was barred. I “ not guilty on the sole ground insanity” verdict is returned will mean Remus will have to before probate court where will be determined whether or he Is sane. If found Insane he 1 be sent to the Lima (Ohio) Ha tal for the criminal insane. George Remus4 case for > murder o f his wife, Imos went to the Jury et 12:49 p. afternoon. , . A Jury o f ten men and two ' men, several o f whom have b wearing sprigs of Christmaa 1 ly, will retire today to solets deliberate the fate of Genrgc ! mus, slayer of his wife, Imogl By midnight they may read verdict. What It will be thelx scrutable faces have failed dicate. Tho jury can return with five verdicts, namaiy: 1— First degree murder, means death ia the electric 2—First degree mi mercy. Ufa Inyirisoann hope o f pardon. 3—Second degree mercy. Life imprisonment v iglbility for pardon afte years nro served In prison. 4— Manslaughter. Qne Following a miraculous escape from death when his automobile ty years in prison. 6—Not guilty on the m was struck by an Atlantic Coast Lino train, G. W. Spencer Sr., snn- of insanity. ford business man, was reported to bo resting comfortably today at Children Invi the Fernald-Laughton Hospital. Milane Holid Mr. Spencer’s injuries were a dis­ located shoulder and cuts and bruises about the head and body. boy aad girl lly invited - at The accident occurcd late Mon­ day afternoon on tho Country Club Sanford M a n H a s Narrow Escape A s day m om lof at 10 * fair is the annual C staged by the mans; benefit of the poor. There will be no a the only nquirvmi each chlU bring sot Manager J. I to naps more EXPLOSION KILLS .SAILOR SAN DIEGO CaUf., Drc. 20.— (IN S)—One sailor Is dead, thrve others are believed dying nnd nt least a half doxen more were more or less seriously burned a# the re­ suit o f an explosion nnd fire on �ee t Short Stop Tourney N ew Major-Minor P a d is (Gets Under Way At B eing Drawn With Landis. ICity Goii- C o u r s e Serving A s The in t r* ur.d of the.shortstop I tournam: t. wni played Sunday fly Davis J. Walsh Internationa! N'cw.s Service Sparta Kditor i NEW YORK. Dec. 19.—With Judge Landii acting, as mediator »r.d final court of uppeal, n new major-minor agreement , amicable a t u t f * to all badtball, is i in ' thi process of ”* being drafted, the !.j jfritcr. learned W orld W r. today. The contractwill b ready A s A m oi for signature with a month, at . r> Jvhich time it will be duly ign.d !.y M o st E all concerned, I am informed, and . one fore enco will reign in Ibis , on tnost turbulent of families. warning t i ‘ The decision to I nyc lie draft , *'Vt' a controversy in the hand* i f the rt ;r n g judfje was reached at the major *u ‘ ry in • league meetings hr re last v... I •» llRJrM isroed ' the Tin Sta iwhrn the little minors found ' Gc.d afcd Itesvai.b liar.-au «.f Lonthemselvcs in possession o ' a per- don. fCctly good resolution an.I very fK ' wnrtiing •• pri; ;;ml> directm ile to “ resolute" about. Thy had V1' uvaand the I f t.d i v . win h ^either the majors nor the big the Dun iti p.tin's n i. the tninars with them, which meant '-neatest con-nnu r of metallic tin, that they were out on a limb am) the greatest 'wit ter i f it. and u wasn’t bird's fjj-p maple, either. iherefore, the fir -t to feel the When you find yourself in that shortage which is “ already a; the position, you climb down v ben in- door.” ■ they “ climb," us we ray In presenting i'*s figure.*, .!, • at the green grovers.' Rureau points out that it is 'upon In consequence, th:y hml no nl- the United State* (i^uriiini'ii'. figtentative but to nb:dc by tiie coni- urt* of tin crruniaM oi thn' *be promise suggested, which i i effect presen' post ion lias been calc.i!.ii” r. £*" er.al uctl: an.cr " / - "I- The figures show briefly: •s Slirink . It Will h; Mibmittted for for'21 the world’s avn I al approval, I ain informed, to ■ e shown a r.temly Frcsidcnt-i Dnrnard and jlcydlcr, 7 figures being o*ie of the American und National 1921: and that in Wague, respectively, n«d to I'resiyears— 189a to IU2’» ptnt Mike Sexton, of the Minor Mngue Association, thus bringing ■II *contending factors to n com­ over five times—from ,3U2j t<* 5)1dot) pr;- tun. mon focus. ■« I lint Hi I A L. __a •m • . "Tbo United Stall .< mauufuetiir(,r l:aa been responsible for tin leaping incren e in dei.iaml," ib Bureau declare:.. “Tbo manufat • turn o f tinplate, Bold, r, white meti.l end bronze now u.*e.r up ;:o prso they <<n^ ° f the world'* output o f mc;ing the *flBie tin. Of thi-* (ill per pint i« inoilified *l-s,'d I** the cunning industry. Ihe titi ve lit r.w.ihiblo ftorks is insist.nt grudunlly falling umi <xhiuistion o*' .• im ijort. the world’., alluvia! i! •po uts will )■• ecu Hu. I •i i.lplcte in about fifteen year, tiie end *imo.*' i . a I »: The dir y-(,r* • tin- Ii'iiaau m •a imnietlialr c 11 .ration „ f t iiid’ v.trle< In which i :n ii f , t., used, and a rcr r. tlon in Hum* L ; *i •. in which It use i i< tally *••*•' nthtl. Th Iluroaj i . I U’ Ua *. ■/ by ill . prominent .in pro,!u»er.*. * To I’nn'rcl »'rl»'» Durer.ii ji „ ( the opiul U:.it lho only nieani ' ' •u»T '.('.»Ie tin i proiceli toe m - nl f;\, i ; i. l and.** i>f latoi'h l:t |a th.1.dr.Toy mu. h d C *ceil i heme l thy . Atm Ad van content in Chem istry Is T o i ’ tiiid Foqd Producing; Capacity; Com ing Genernliot.s Will Solve Problem s ST K')U1S. Dec. 19— IIN S)— If a;<;. <1 cher.vir.try t-jntinuca its rn- ’ -c'entific advance the area roVrr the links »( the Municipal nf*w c- nst.luting the United State* ‘ Cour?e_, wjth matches being played will lie capable of supporting a in both flight?. T!u* tournament populatii n of one, billion within got under way with a large turnout startling assertion waj o f local gidiTr who competed in the first t f u relies of mulches to r > the International. New i be rtr»'; d this .mason at ti e CcunI v Dr. Ralph II. McKee tryv Club under iiuspic. s .if chc (be chemistry depart men; Sanford Golf Ciub. ItimMa University, during . i-mmunl session of the In n flight the following results in titule of Chemical wvrr hnndiil -in y. terday: llpwu.il Pnvile Win fr.i.a it. King one un J while U. w’on by default i . piidiction is a radical •front *J. Amc«. •». Spcncet was or..1 •hj •• e :. fron- the uttitude take.: ' up in i.'.en ! •dtnv and J, II arst I; * •*•• Vnriits. who held thn' defeat 1 (in i (i. Herring by a with..* fi w r* relations tlie fo o l "i* ’ * • . <iu diti**., o f the land wt' • i support rap'd I V. *-ft pt.nu'ation. • were using the same me ()*' • igri* ".dturnl and food pri ■ i • fifty years ago, th iin.i.i wMild not even now b. svt. new 1200,0UU dorniltot; o r AKA ------ m AY, more than intensive fertilization l prin-iplyn p f production already with the n?w chemicals deztined f0- 1 known the-Ihmt could be forcedio. support 500^)00,000 persons wlthTti nitrop-u of the air,'hydrogen from df eoven' nhd the npp1ica£loh ' of « ,the contipentul limits of United water or other sources and chemi­ i.thcr scientific . prindplos, now orije unnecessary/* - S t n t M ." ■ .. . cal brainpower. This is one of the . Cattle Twice ns Dig prod urts -suggested for the Muscle One o f' the fundumcntHl prob­ lems in the solution of the troubles- ShonL project. ; Tlic new farm er probably' will of the farmer is that of scientific 'III :ajpportiiig of such popula- rain* cattle and hogs twicrs os large ore of fertilizer:;,'according to Mc­ tic ns ns wc have in the future no as ihe present breeds— three hunKee. Me pointed in this connet- doubt thi farmers, with the- great |dretf years ago the farm animal., tier. t i the obligation of the cacaii- industrial concentration driven to 'were about half the weight o f tho 3 o ;,! i '.ilnstry. to produce a cheap, cffewer ncC.»s of land, will lie cnlhd driven into the Block yards toduy. fu-:j\c fertilizer that would assist upon to (truduce two <r nvjre sn vx All the other crops will correspond naricilluft, predicting that bucJi a of wheat and corn oVet> :<ca.i.ni.' j - b ig g e r wheat, corn, fruit and dfVf'opment is just around the McKee said. • vegetable*, to meet tile demands of “ llir.t i*f c< :rso nttaiiH uotniiu: a vast population. 31. Kee sees great hope fo r f o r jpj • i m \ ■ Diseases. V R ta g f Corbin Howell Physician,- 201)’ V * Vcm Orlando a a s a ss Prised how quickly y. \j fiffj (M [a a • t tm ' J n IcKeo explained nt p. 'tdiiction metho'l w* !d i<i fioit n population o f iO(i •uin.iiii • *n ron :i:-(i:*i,ii to our pr.--* , .it I i 7 ilO’i.Oi n. t un Ft •i r.cn/ in.noo ■I. v c act :aliy .’ uplied aciorttifi W e have taken over Elder Springs and will protect all customers >vl •• t -• I* o • i %* hold Elder Springs water Tickets. We are informed that H. J. Claw • I • ‘ • * . • 'S V •••() and his drivers are delivering other waters and punching Elder Sprini tickets. 1 Greasing 75c T IK K S & T U B E S Belter quality for less m oney. Please do not allow them to put in tny water on an Elder Springs ticket • •M ,* 9 * * *9 I ‘ *. s » ' ' . except Elder Springs water. They cannot handle Elder Springs water and are doing great injustice to the customers as well as to the Spring* CECIL L. RINES H.UI \V. First 9t. ause V/ehave been forced to get a new office and are now promised by Ihe telephone people that they will install our phone today. 1 or Phoniii th ree-eiev en (d ren’ s C o ld s Checked without m "doainn.*' R u h oa W ARDROBE TR U N K S Children's Outing PA JA M A S B y W . W . Thompson H A T BOX and SUIT CASE to Match Sots \ C H ILD R EN ’S COATS Children’s Felt Bed. Room Boys W inter Weight W ith Fur T rim m ing SLIPPERS U N IO N SUITS Kn 9 e Length Ladies Talent Leather SHIPPERS Mens Black or Tan OXFORDS T O W E L SETS Ter Box 23x15 Heavy RATH TO W E LS §2.50 W eatherly SILK CREPE Y ard Ladies Outing G OW N S Men’s Broadcloth l-adies Corduroy SHIRTS B A T H ROBES Sp r e a d s 1ft Inch BARONET SA T IN Ladies Full Fashion Silk L illies Baronet Satin 36 inch HOSE SLIPS PLEACH IN G 4 Pairs Mei^s 35c -j, SOCKS * # 4- ' 80x90 bed • 9G.00 W ool SW EATERS Yard Ladies Rayon $2.50 Childrens BLOOMERS SW EATER S 1-3 O ff On A ll Men’s T h ree Pfece, All Wool SUITS p 1- i.k ffV tS K s Ocala Umnpany working K m Constipation . •. K u.MVKK.SlTY „ f Florida m IK inch All Leather HAND PAGS LADIES H A T S U N D E R W E A R CREPE Men’s Felt Bedroom SLIPPERS Men’s Dress PANTS Boy9 Long P A C T S ' �.. —L * » i . -■•' •1**-*>• •■ > ^ m q p ||«.**•' ■* ......................■...................... it i » \ '; m nm n --- « » ! « f KXfttte G igantic D irigible Under inked B y F a st Service To^TraJ.pe^Men Construction In England cksonville A n d Tampa A tla n tic C oa st Line (continued front page one) W ill B e W o r ld ’s Largest w i n t e r c. r i p s CHICAGO 1’ if ‘ CL1CAC0, U:c. 1!).— (IN S)— |P.ercintf cold weather killed it* I unth victim in Chicago today as |tight states remained locked in a cold wave. IN WOOD—R! lights to be instillI -d in various parts of Inwood Announcement were stil| alive early this morn­ t/.)lA‘| >•>11' " 1 ---ing—as reported by their tapping Effective December 19 the At­ 2 hours. LONDON. Dm . 19—One of the DeathOilisMrs.Mamie ! section. l, ping on the hull. THE H O TEL FORREST LAKE most amnzinr feats in the history lantic* >Const Line put Into nervlimited ” in A * tf . X Z Z L l 'Z A. « . V I . * ,U . .... v ,ire ;■? h„ hcen ac­ CarolineToIar,Pioneer = "tee 1L n new, fast nijfht train from j / ^ j L b S S w ___i -r . •>an nien had beer, imprisoned approx- •complished 1 with the construction Will open December 26 acksonvilie to the West Coast u -if, a r, % | | » o* D * i * i on i mutely 0** Hours. L nli*s3 they of the gigantic dirigible R-100, Resident Of This City r»c double-tracked West Coast now n?aring cnmpl.tion at the •aniTjauIh Florida via Dunnellon, under the management of Navy Hnwden Air Station, Yorkshire. a*,,and the Vitis-Tampa cut-off, j t s p > • « r , (Ci.i'iiiaed From Page I s c iw ^ i s S K n elm nee. Lieu*. The mamne uth ship, the largest rhirK wm cover the distance be­ 12.25 P. M. and arrive at JaekG. A . SCHLOSSER ever built, w 11 have accomodationi "Mother" L <*ir. Numerous charit* The train tween Jacksonville and Tampa sonivlle 7.-15 I'. M. Its gigantic Dame- nblo acts snd extenih sive church nc(xL^J/vckapnvilte and St. Peters- will consist o f coaches* through P^rtment,» submarine expert*, *hidfor 100 nioph-. .I™ " 1fjv;ornhl(’ w -A hk.-re a three -story hotel. tiv.itjt,„ ,.BBhI«l her tu enjoy the Ball Room may be engaged after purw- -ta- f> and 7 hours respec- sleepers to and from ' the north lh ,l|, undcrt. ^ ml ohservn- conditions they cold not Inst more dining-room for FiO persons and : . , u ely, thereby maintaining the nnd west dining ear anil mi ohservn tk#n H? hours_ un|esSt hp said. J 2 ^ uhich the pass- friendship o ^rhap*s more people a low record already established lion car. Wednesday, December °1 than any other woman in Sanford. ' there is tome one of them techni- onger-. may firt-tn*t to their the Gulf Coast limited. On nnd after I)oc. 18th, the Dix- t.jnn enough to extract some oxy- heart’s resin thousands o* feet Her nu1iv friends today joined in Today the Everglade Limited ie fly e r from Chicago will bo an j,,.n f rom (ho torpedoes. payig a warm tribute to her as.one SOOTHING AND above the cm h. QUIETING KELIEF IS extended to South Florida via all-Pullman train. There will he .. , 1 , . of the mi'-l beloved women in this •Their chance is exceedingly The ship 1* expected to be comthe same route nnd will operate I through sleeping enrs Between , j im to gay ^ least." said MomSanta Claus will welcome the good, little For tortured nerve? .mil ;!c-;i 'catlu:_ 1 h . >. v r fixti* mnrit I11 - * p'oted1 within th* n xt few months. ■on similarly fast schedule. Chicago nnd Sarasota and Chicago f( n_ fd neuritis pain, take ««itliing, utncl Mrs. Tdur is survived by one It will he 1 i|>ild". its- makers de­ Inauguration of winter service j ar,d St. Petersburg which will !>*• Admiral II. A* Wiley, commander the ocean in IK daiight* r Mrs. Loretta Brotherson ing and ri—t bringing It. C. Ueliet children of Sanford on Friday afternoon i*tween Florida and the Middle operated over the double tracked (>f the U. S. fleet. Admiral Hughes. clare. of eras ing and thru -ons. Hr. J. N. Tolar, It. will he ijitick and c«.iniortable to the hours. jntirc muscular ami nervous system. Pest, with the improvement o f ' ^ e*t (oast Line nr.i the \ iti.s* chief of opirntors. and Secrtary of K. Tid. rori - H. E. Tolar, ail of Fra no work Complete December 23 from 3 to 5 o’clock. lilting trains and the installation [ Tampa rut-off of the Atlnnti.' chi"* of op rations, an I Secretary this ( tty She also leaves two Rheumatism, - v ia t ic a , headaches, toothache, icmalr 1 » . 1 ■ ; . cold*, grippe The ftanaw ik «> : the airship the famous Pullman deluxe j Const line. There will be spo - of the Navy Wilbur conferred this brother- 1 Y Bryan of Sanford flu yield 1> It. 1 -and it has ivi ^Florida*' took place December IK,; ini euuipment between t hie ago morning ovc- what new st ps i * is n- iv atni i-t i Miiipt •t**. The ra­ 1;nd D ’I I*' Van or Hawthorne; and aftcr ci icrts I me for insomnia Hfrum/Ctrtngcn and St. Dmis. and Miami. uny could lie taken l > Im’ p the tlins, fn 1:ion d of heavy canvas, three ; r "dsfiiis, Lrr.est and Toni mil ncriiui-ne*» Two «i/es—Inc are ulread. being put into place. K’ l Tne new night train of the On the same slate the Dixie mi o or r.pc d the rescue. Broth' 1 and Ralph Tolar, three ilii a to the speci­ grand ... ghters, Klmn Tofar, Elsie mil 25c. I’roni dcal.r-. everywhere. . ,’ Ccast Lire will be known n> No. Express which carries sleeping "Ewrythlnir that is |n»nli|« t(Hl« The R-101*. •'• being done," said Wilbur. Tho fic it 1 ns laid d .wit for its c(instru- Ilryan T r nni! Mary Elizabeth ! C. Remedy Co.. Durham. X C. R f t ? . It will leave Jacksonville' and conches will be inaugurated ii Palm Beach and New York [ at 11:30 P. M.t arrive ut Tampa for the winter season between following is the text "f Brumby’s etion, will hav • lurrmiMlatiim . as Tolar ■ I one great-grandzon, comfortable a. any trans-Atlantic Erm at JUB* f - M. and at St. Peters- 1 Chicago, Atlanta nnd .Incksunville me ••age. !'i"thersoii Jr. "Everything ■ hi r tidiness as limr, with the advantage of milefbunrIt* i*. M. Northbound it ] This will give an additional over 1 .1 ■ rv! es ni h > held as diving can begin, to en- a-niiaut. ■ ......1. will he No. lKfl and leave Tnmpa night train between dm ksonvilk CASES ACHES AND PAINS tom*” mornine at 10 o’clock at a, *K i(ij ii . limi*. 1 r * . •aver to (:»• * Ill ■ tl.ek*v 'r Tin* Tin ID It Ikix th ' j'12L01 .l mi.J light; St. Petersburg and Atlanta. t hi* 1 * Fnptin Church with Dr. The equipment and s< hedule f.l•at, ami fla.Jilii*ut in!«* - 1|ilminrim* I'atrani'n t, , |h» •hit I i-* Jit till* very F 1• K g and Hr. E. !>. Brown*at 11.00 I. M. and arrive r.t |<r >viilod tuln top of th.- l».g. nmt thl* parcel i rer* I rj"Jacksonville at 0.-70 A. M. It will of the Dixie Limited will !«■ mat­ inmuh tnr|i,'il" to! *<•iliver* 1 Tee. Services at the . ifliitii will travel ill ;i Ii rt tn till* tiq[, of loo ■. carry sleeping ears between New erially improved. This train will (: l.l III* >• Mi'll***! 1i*\ dl he followed 1y rites ■ until1 i|n - ; he mom ni mil' t t i Cnt* r till* ma­ rhttr H ilt III* [M 'S *-ilil> mif . i i 1 1 IV Y crk , ijnd Fort Myers; Chicago carry through sleeping cars be Viiih nun! ijnuii ii nr* |n vxpu-** inicipal Cemetery, *■ *'tine Th ; .inj IV will Jesid to nt ' 1 : f,»nd Fort Myers; New York nnd tween Chicago and St. Petersburg. tutu*. it I'ailbenrer) ' JWill be: ll* Unlti'ilii mcnti i * i M of a t!e> Vliri'Kl 1*S'. Petersburg; Chicago and St. via Dunnellon; Chicago and Fort "All avui’aMt* ii fm nut! <tn from Itilliaiillj iurlil« d *•Jll'■oil 110 feet J. I* ' r r, IS. F. Whitner Sr. Dr. iPetersburg and Chicago and Sar-1Myers, via Vitis-Tnmpn eut-nf: an<l <!ivi*r* show fi width. San •• I'uIrHtop, 11. It. St**v ns m<d«~ TTinitur car service will he land Sarnsota-Southfort; nnd Chi- Vinr' Miiirniaiif* S-1 l> ing in deep mud. Mn tie .1 uni d ■ < • ;, is the dining n,'d >• L Hens. Active [u'ilbenrprovided between Tampa and rego and Miami. "On - div r went into mud up to Naple^. Ffom Sarasota the new The West Coast .ears will he In- hip*: areas conning tower, and 1 nr.i, and diiectlv adjoining it the J'r'‘ H|b ’ y- H. Key. J. \\. Wnlleek. John HJinkins, train, willf operate over Ihu re- bandied on,-No. 1K7, the new fast w.i.- pulled out with difficulty. Au­ kitelieii, fitted with electric stoves, oic- ll I (I-oi-. i- |) Dish, j,-CentK'/completed line Wtween j night train of the Atlantic Coast ntI: r diver reports mud piled on Cahills open out on to the promen- -Dc I*SM‘ on-. iiili- deck-, which are more than op ; d \ t». Martin of Aoookn. | ^Saramjta find Southfort. South Line. now, prolmblv due to scooping ac­ --------------- -- ij bound-the train will reach SaraNorthbound the Dixie Limited tion when the vi ^se| struck soft Jurty feet in length end fourteen _________ — sota nt 8.00 A. M. ami Fort My- rnd the Flamingo will connect mud bottom bow fi: *t. S-l |i-s "ii f< <t in width, and them floors will . lie resilient enough to permit danc­ ers at 11.15 A. M. This will re- at Jacksonville with the famous even k;i-l l.eadirg southwest, dace running time between Jack- Havana Special from Key " l' n liirhlly down lit' head, .and about ing to music that will come by | wireless. ^ xoiiville and Sarasota by nearly to New York. I7IUI v a n !', lid il-eiees from wood Paw erf ..I Most end iigh' in -fill -tit )i>* feet of wiitv rch itccl 7lu> diiigiide i* the largest nnd Fr*t Nat’i. Bank Bldg 'Th • r mdilioo* have not improv­ m ot powerful 1 ;■ built. Us en­ Sanforc1 , Fla. gines will Ini' - a combined horse ed since la-l report." *• » p .w r of 1.200. In Imgth, it is nlmo-t i|i able that of any Zeppelin previ* u h.i'lt. but a new precess f e-m uiuctMin him reduced its vvi gbt t > ;iti aim i*t incredibly -- JACKSONVILLE .Dec. Ill—Dors Chamber in collecting informs* -mull amount. ■the average Floridian know that titJn is "'{t confining its efforts f A! hough the dimensions of the 1the most westerly point touched •p ‘ V n l" H’" I t " ? t l . • '* '7 P A P L l i E jA P O S C i Acme indigestion. in v. airships are approximately ! by the Atlantic Ocean is twenty nn,‘ *!« HJ»rnry but in wel 1 ______ Diarrhoea, Cholera •ho a a 50,000 fui battleship, yet miles north of Hie month of Hie com*n»f contrih.'t.ons fr m c rv Morbus, Bloody Mux, (Continued From Page 1) the entire -hip with full comploColic, Burns, etc. Elixir ought to pursue, you were willing -iv ii. " f p:u*enger... will Weigh Sweet Bugle is a purely r!v l-'iii t ms. ‘ Iran™ ntl.l J..k...nvi!f, t, 7 * to go as far us to min th Mr repu vrueuhlr ."mpitiul »nj U petlor County Chamber of Tainnicree la ions and by fitlsenoods dn w The nirsIFp was dss. med to t f«ol, , r. tvtn f. r iKc utultco tlillj. A n » tt. • most" W-storfy port ? Dqps ho '■know that Palm Beach is approx- nt Perry, is a cypress plank fif . uoni trout public life in disgrace ■ iht-Atl.intie flights. The cost of *1<-|ti- ii. trouhlo fm wltkh it i, ttcomracnJrJ. teen feet long and forty inches in* mu uisnoaor. You wanted to show it* construction is nporuximatelv ' Imately .101 . . miles east o ' Jncksonfr ill! trad that the entire continent ?idth n from a tree in tha‘ ihe power of the llearit papers." •'.MiQO.noo. and on this cost basis -r ii„« „ / ,i,„ r.iunty winch squared sixtv-four "A fair iTnlysir. of the recent • •• pit '*eiiger fare for a trans-Atillch« "hen cut. The tree was nt unities published in this Hcarat '•inlie flight will he 3500, D u « * l-jaunty, mutropolis. least 2,500 years o’d. One eoatrib^•re morily samples of the utor hllg fl„.t „ r ,il? papirs showing an alleged nttemnl -afcts wtilch will be brought mof(, ijmn thirty thtiusniui basks by Mexican ulikiula to. hr the LotLANEY’S Ultra STORE . to the attention of Horidmns them- in th(l United Stut • Florida pc- - ed Sta.es Senatoi* and editors of various publications, nnd no selves and the states thousands of on? whi(.h ,.:lrk< Mei-rh Bldg. Sanford. Fla. [ visitors duruift the week of Jan- first one hundred In resources. An analysis of your tr.-Jimony before Me ItEYNOJ.DS DRUG CO. thmimiitee, ,Dad* to , other cil„ Haattention an nriewan nrteftinn the . Senate v 9 to r 16 r which Governor — *«. , f —MarI 'o ili e r caim w en u on '• o« an . . . ........... : . Sanford Fla. *dnr by pfoclamotion, will cli’Hiprnato W|ijj with nn enorm un f ’«\v of sul -he inevitali.e com*In>inn tba y«»u L A K E M A R Y P H A R M A CY os “ Know Horilbi week, says the |lh[lr wntl>r in , ho Atir.ntic ocean I u,l‘ “ "V ;‘ n l 'bdmue ■ I-ako Mary Fla. * ^Florida State Chamber of Com- gevera) „ ff st. Augu tine hut that you are entirely without A holiday business that has far •mercc. Tb^y are a few of the mass whjc h t4 vessel of the United States honor.’’ exceeded expcetntTms is being en­ •'H“enibled fur dis- C:mst and Geodetic Survey is n i\v The next public hearing in the joyed by the Yowell Company, nc, tiribution to schools newspn|)eri trying to locate definitely, Semite’s investigation of the cording to a statement today by and civic clubs 'o r discuss on durXhe Stnt(, chamber urg-x Fl..r carst-Moxicnn documents will be Arthur Yowell, head of the big de­ ing the period which the Governor :)1;nns pem, t„ it , j ,c k ., nvi;i ild Dec. 27. Meanwhile, the coni* partment store. will urg? the people to devote (" headquarter] immediately Fl‘>rtdi t.K ce may, In the absence of Fe i"Business is g""d, in fuel s“ In x.udy of their own state. , pnetg 0 f every character, w he the tor Reed ( It> of Pennsylvani't, much better than we anticlpateii, The Research Department of the unique or otherwise. .xMimic its secret investigation. that we are very much pleased llmrsl Replies with otir patronage so far," Mr. P A R K A V E N U E SP A N ISH B U N G A L O W , Attractive In his detailed reply, Mr, Hearst Yowell said. A last minute rush reel es the history of the ducu- that may break past records may little home on popular avenue, close to school and in One d room, one 5 room ivents in Ins newspapers have l>e exjwcteiL judging from th«* and one (5 m om house. first class neighborhood. This house consists o f liv­ been printing, the efforts made to heavy shopping of the past few establish their nu hunlieity, and days, it was said, ing room, (lining room, kitchen, bath and two bed T h ese houses are m odern the conclusion Mr. Ileurst reached A dollar sale conducted by the Yowell Company last Saturday at- in every respect, and the rooms. Double garage, rear yard fenced in. Price FLORIDA STATE ------------COLLEGE ; Betty Suhrcr, of Pensacola; and that the Senators mentioned never tracte ’ one of the largest group ed any money front Mexico. rent Is reasonable. FOR WOMEN, TALLAHASSEE Emma Mae Spencer, of Sanford. - 1 $5,500.00 with only $250.00 cash and the balance like, of shoppers that ever visited a Fla., Dec. 19.— (INS)—The entire For the most intellectual girl, Mr, Hears; decided, therefore, not Sanford store, it was declared by to publish the names of the Senarent. A b o have two 2 room atudent body of the Florida State Edith Taylor, o f St. Augustine; those who witnessed the sales Hra, hut to print the documents College for Women were todny Maxine Mcflearen. of ThomaavilD ‘ apartm ents partly furn ’.Ul 1,1 ,L’ I event conducted ETAOIDsuccx eagerly waiting the appearance of Ca.; Evelyn Barnett, of Palalka. wl. 1 t,u* mnU'* ,lcletw,■ event. It was the best single day’s ished. t t’Flatacowo," the college year book, For the most beautiful of tin 1,0 cont,nue’ : business enjoyed l y the local firm photograph* of the "cutest." college, the following have been |n the last 12 months, the manY ou will have to see “ moat venalUc,” “ prettiest," named: Alice Cullnii o f Ocula; rgement announced. B E A U T IFU L T W O STO RY STUCCO HOM E in one of “ most intellectual,’’ and "most I "Texas" Rouehton. of Jacksonville these to appreciate them. In this connection, it was stat­ jHinuJar girl" attending the college. Florentine Holmes, of Miami; Viued that another big sale will be Sanford’s most exclusive residential sections. Near f The selections made by the year i let Cahoon, of Jacksonville, conduced curly in January. hook hoard are carefully guarded For the most venntile girl, M,i> the Lake- Three bed rooms, bath, large living room, each yenr until the hook makes its garet Richards, of Orlando; Ann A rnlf belonging to W. II. Kirkdining room, and kitchen. Practically new. Beauti­ appearance. Nominations have re- Page, of Jacksonville; Betty l-iJudge W. i :f White disposed of Mh ” 1*. 0 . B ox .T.T9 Sandford, l'la. cently been made and nro as fol- zelle, Jacksonville. fully planted grounds with large variety o f shrubs.. wai only 12 inches high und weigh­ ^ows’ For "cutset" girl Mary Latimer, 23 cases in Municipal Court Mon ed only 15 pounds when three p h o n e 251 — M $12,000.00 Terms agreeable to purchaser can be ar­ Most popular girl of Florida of Woodstock. Ga.. Elisabeth day morning, most of them being week* old. Sta*e College for Women, MiasjUve,, o f Ukoland; Texas Knugli- fnr infractions of the traffic ordin­ ranged. Sadie Spencer, of Tampa; Maxine {ton, or Lake land; and Jenny Prv- ances. Sam Jones was fined 93 for speeding and Isaac Jordon was MeCJeuren, of Thomasville. G a .;. wilt, o f .Mount Sterling. Ky. dir missed on a similar charge. The case of Ollie Strickland, charged with speeding, was continued. NOTICE For violating the stop ordinanc­ LITTLE COTTAGE FOR SM A LL F A M IL Y in Sanford es. C. E. Chorpening estreated a W e now have our old Rhone no. 311 in our new o f ­ $3 fine and F. J.Takach, charged Heights section/ Built on the rear o f lot so that with the same offense, had his fice, 200 Palm etto— When you want Elder Springs case continued. Oliver Dantzhv larger home can be erected on front portion. Can w ater. Call us. And we will give prom pt delivery. was dismissed for alleged parking rO BT M l ERS, Hit., Dee. 20.— ,'euth.rn Euroiw. be bought for $3,000.00 on cash payment o f $50.00 (By Internationa! News Service)— j -Sometimes I walk nnd some- without lights. C. T. Mann coniributed a 910 bond for speeding Elder Springs W ater Co. and balance monthly in easy payments. Pointing cut that if his coming ' tjniPS t work my way » thc w,itjnjr and M. G. Campbell estreated one book Is as successful as the olh?r* hiker tutd newspapermen here. “ I for $5 for the same offense. I W . W . THOMPSON, M anager. which he has had published that he was picked up nnd brought here Beatrice llolmtts forfeited |59 will be ready to settle down to from Lakeland. I uni going in to for operating n disorderly house. jLy pend his winters in Florida and Peter Asloposldls was dismissed rummers in Alarka, Richard Hali- Miami .and then to Havana whcrc for peddling without license. !.o5 ROOM B U N G A L O W W IT H G AR AG E— on Palmetto ! urtun. youthful i’ rinceton gradu­ I’ll beeotn.* n nurse maid to n car­ rena Durant was fined $100 or givate, whos« books have won him go consigned to Spain. n 30 days for possession of inAvenue. Two bed rooms, bath, living room and kit­ (ifarae and fortune, it wa* announc"Oh, 1 do anything," he replied oxlcating liquors. chen. Corner lot. $4500.00 Terms like rent. I'd here that he is enroute to Hav- when asked what work he ap-eiulMr*. Eve Beck was dismissed ’ na to complete the first leg of ius ised m Ui jk:y h i» way. “ I was a for a step |aw violation but D. W. pres:nt 10,000 mile walking tour. reporter on .the New York* Tele­ Carpenter paid 92 for parking , Wearing gray knickerkoikers gram for quite a spell and then I with iro lights. Kelsey Tucker was and carrying a heavy cane the *trung tslephdne wires in Nortf ined *5 for disorderly conduct and "vagabond author” stated that he Florida Inst week.” Allen Thigpen estrea’ cil a 910 bond In addition to the above houses 1 own a few beautiful , ,laft bi3 horn? in Cleveland five The book he is now working on. for drunkenness. W. Decker en­ 'week* ago with a single penny in Haiiburton said, wilt be called treated a similar sum for the same lots that I am willing to sell at less than actual cost be­ *bla picket, a package of cigarettes "The Adolescent Vagabond," which offense. and a strong desire to write a will include in addition to travel W. G. Tyler was fined $2 for fore the boom- Jf you want to buy a lot at low price and Perfumes— Coty’s and Piver’s * travel book. uccounts a short satire on hobo parking with no lights. C. Sivitis on easy terms it will pay you to get in touch with me. Manicure Sets and Stationery 'Haliburton’s currant effort, “ A life in thr United States. The Treated 510 for.drunkenness and Adventure" Is n— m b~ ‘ ‘ ' w has been sold to & syndicate T^wis White paid 930 for disorder­ Not an agent so you save commission. printing and ha* been one of c f newspaper]. ly conduct. John Sikes was dismis­ best sellers in the country sed on a disorderly conduct charge s publication last May. The * * id !! ' ■• . ’ ’ ’ V, David Green, a New York 1m* Ethel Gibson estreated a $3 bond : author gained national prom- porter, predicts that the straw hat for viulating the stop law. J. F. Box 799 Care The Daily HeraW. Mverai years ago a'ter Foster was fined $6 for drunken­ hjs first hool; "Th* Royal will be a thing of the past among ness and Nathan Edward- wao reec." a *tory of his will-dressed men within five cyars-1 leased after being arrestsd IrtWe 'and Wetl-drr»sed i within fiv'e y 'e S ^ U ': ’ : cFafHterT---------**" it fc ”, TfjtflLSirtriS * «* -»»» " for Nearitis R. O- M id d le to n , Lessee l> G ~ A Ellon J Mougliton Home For Governor Will Designate First Week In January As “Know Florida Week” \r()ijpic [rj \y$ HEARS! A B O U T Never again will prices be as cheap as now. Real estate values today are lower than they will ever be in Florida again. Now is the time to buy. Bargains are available. If you can possibly make the first payment why continue paying rent when you can buy a fine home almost like rent and soon have it comoletely paid for. H o l i d a y Business? Exceeds Forecast A t YowelVs S t o r e FOR RENT LOCH ARBOR F.o.ida State College Students Look ^ F o rw a rd To Publication Of Year Book Judge White Hears 23 Cases M o n d a y 1 n Municipal Court G . S . W IT M E R , Princeton Author Gathers Material For third Book on 10,000 Mile Hike Christmas H ints Nice Christmas Boxes of Cigars In All Popular Brands $ 1 .2 5 up Whitmans Christmas Candies ’s Drug Store .• HVMip*.ijiT . , V'1 • ',Z .* �to. TraaBAV, . FLORID A FORTS Paper read by Mm. K. S. Dutton kefore the Sallie Harrison Chapter, tTT 1^ ccon,)micnl ! J S f * ' ort* then the Span- ' r; rhe F u rta to,,, g t. M|,rba Ittr-i of the American Revolution, i dedicated at the mouth of the St. John’s river, a replica of the markir placed there by Jean Rlbnu4. of France to commcrate the fir*t landing of the Protestants in the New-World Mny ltt. 1562. lie nad placed a boulder on a little sand covered height overlooking the en­ trance to the May River (St. John’s) upon which was ermraved ♦he scutcheon of France. Then he *ei out to explore the virgin coun­ try and to meet the Indians. The Indians nt that time were leading a peaceful life to n cer­ tain extent, and would have lived most happily were it not for the intertribal fights that took place now and then. They were material­ ly prosperous. The wonderful climate .of Florida nnd the fertility of the soil furnished them in abundance, nnd with hardly any labor on their part the food that they need6d. During the absence of Ribnur, thm in religious strife In.England, Admiral Cdligny who had made it possible for Hibaut to come to thi* country, entrusted the command Of n second expedition to a friend qf Uibaut’s which culminated in the founding of Fort Caroline, September 20th, 1565, on St. John’s Bluff fifteen miles from what i? now the site of Jacksonville. This bluff is now many fret below the river. Ft. Caroline was so called . in honor of King Charles of France. In 1505 Menendez n brave sol­ dier but a very cruel one, sent by Philip 11 to conquer and colonize Florida, made an attack on Ft. Caroline when It was without suf­ ficient defense and the episode is recorded in hisory as a frightful | ma'-sacre. After Menendez founded St. | AugtU.ine [a fortification was f among his first works. It seems I natural for a man to shelter him­ self behind a tree, a rock, u heap of earh or something of the sort as, means of protection when At­ tacked. In time of danger the roman legions threw up an earthen around a rectangle whenever it encamped even for n night. The early settlers of America protected thrmnclves by stockades consisting of log planted closely together in u ditch, either log or sod forts were in general use on the coast and sand forts were also often used. The Spanish governors and Captains •generally wasted the money at their disposal sorely needed for the support and pro­ tection of their colonies in pro­ viding forts- that proved lueleas as defenses fo r the mission sta* I lions that were set up. It was I only nt St. Augystine that effretI ivu defense was made. This Fort How called, Fort Marion, was built qf coquina, /fpfn Antasja Island I and it remains to-day just ns It was ' 200 years ago. In Colonial records of Spanish Florida, translated by the late I Jeanette Thurber Conner is record I ed a memorial on four forts of I Florida ns cnrly as November, I 1559, Captain Antonia do Prado ■Vr f< l ast, ° f ' Apalaeh!cd.i ' * it tor th? Indians protection, ort at Apalachicola was »rter3 for arming the* Gradual Industrial A ’-ccnri- Florida Youth Cured At Hos­ anry O f Southern States Is and runaway negroers it pital At Atlanta Only To nmanded by a nogri nuir, <i Disclosed By Commerce De­ FindM othcrD cad Following and was called "NYgro partment Announcement ItecciptUfCom fortinR News , n , cnnu' torn j„ Florida snu fifti* nitie littl. l.irtr r . were ... ,about ,, ,lil* 'tick a I over th? state, durirg t)„. oeminoio War, but they were .i- . d or army supplies rather than for ighling. A description «.f these lorts cannot b? given for the data :s very meager but they were built more in the nature of a stockade. A trench two fc*n deep w.t, dug urrounding the plac? in which soles of pine from Un to fFteen .on high were placed together. About every five feet was cut a hole; surmounting the wall was lookout or a sentry f x where a sentry was stationed ut nil hours lav nnd night. These civilian fort* A u tom obiles W ill Hasten P rosperity F or N ext Year Janet Gaynor, New Star, Wins Plaudits In “7th H eavein” Gladys Brockwcll, Bjnlic Cheutqrd and Q«ont» Stone, (ail of whom ranch-'their greatr-wt achievement in “ 7th Heaven." This is the verdiet o f the bUine reviewers of New York, nnd that wait’ the verdict which every member of the premier audience at the playhouse yes­ terday felt to be the case. The rea­ son fo r this is that Frank Bonaire the director of “ Humoresque," ----------which up to the present time was considered by many critics as the finest o f all dramatic pictures, has at last found a story greater even than |Iumore«qoe, roitfc tn* i «fcly the most fa3eJn«$ >ft prod need . ,i. The.fUm wilrbc fttpw| afternoon ao^ tonight^, DIGGERS DAIRY FA Phone *7 ] Sweet Milk * Sweat Cl Sutter Milk Milk for ftritin By Robert S. Thornhtigh _ LOVETT. Fla., Dec. 20 (IN’ S)— international News Service Staff The doors of a little hopte here Correspondent were thrown open in an excess of A new star, probably the most WASHINGTON, Dec. l^ .-T h happiness when the news of « brilliant that has yet appeared on gradual industrial ascendancy of sudden good fortune became the cinema firmament, was dis­ tr. • South was lUclosed twuiy by known. And death lurking in the covered with the showing of Frank ’ >’i>mmerce department in an an­ shadow, crept in. Homage's version of Austin nouncement of foreign trade by Strong’s “ 7fh Heaven" for Fox Eight-year-old A r c h i l Studstill states for Apr. May and June. hail a withered nrm. It has been Films, which had its local premier While cotton and tobacco were pronounced incurable. His mother at the Playhouse last night. .-till among the most important ex­ and everyone else believed he So unexpected is her great nml ported commodities from this would ho a cripple for life. wiitful loveliness, nml with such group, practically all the states sympathy and understanding docs; But a few weeks ago somebody bowed gains in the foreign ship­ p« rsunded his mother to send him she play her role of Diane, the ment of manufactured goods. Paris street wolf, that she com- f tn the Scottish Hite Hospital in pletely captivates the hearts of hir I The ever increasing tendency of Atlanta. Dr. Michael Hoke, "The audience with almost her first np- i the movement of mills and manu­ Miracle Surgeon," operated. Th,pcnrance in the picture Sweetly; facturing plants to the productin •-peration succeeded beyond the Tire & Tube demure, fearfully defiant or glortenters fo south nt raw mnti-ri:; j fondest hopes of the family. The iusly smilingly through her tears, arm was cured. m clearly shown. in each un devery mood she is e q -1 W e know would be appreciated by w! temporary withdrawn! of tire Ford . ^ Archie’s brother was sent to Louisiana led the South in fore unity beautiful und lovable as p er-1 Motor company from active prod­ ever you give it to •go ti tdc, tanking -sixth in the I ni . Atlanta to bring hint home, uction hu da retarding influence hups no other screen actress is. r. awaiting his r— ted States, with shipments of $•; Hut not only Janet GaynOr. erjoyed ut the news up<m many businesses,’* said Chrys­ *58.0(10, a gain of about $2,000,0*10 cry. She could think ler. Shortage for some time bus Charles Farrell, too, is a new star h'oni the same period of hist year, Ise. She told all her developed in u number o f import­ who comes into being with this pro­ Exports of other Southern State., ant industries, and this must be duction. He is Chico, that “ very follow; interpreted to mean that produc­ remarkable fellow," as ho says Georgia—$22.1(71.000. v tion will resume, he declared. himself, who leads the little waif Virginia §21.625,000. from the streets to the "7th | happy Chri t„ "[ I ,0!* for,u Rood >v«r In North Carolina—§ I'k7‘.(*.(,ooo. 1928, he said. Some people view Heaven" Mississippi—$12,566,000. And with these in the leading' . ., next year with uneasiness because Arch o. u;i- jj js t(1 n prexjjcntial year. To roles |s n east which Includes Hen T< nnessve,- $10.5 17,000. 400 W . 1 s t S t . Phone $ li ms lirqt ier, nu, t),js ctir|ou, > j, no K„ 0(i Hurd, David Hutlcr, Albert Gran. Alabama,— 50-055,000. ii o f something| r0nson wj,y n presidential year South <’ arolina—$8,:«Jl .00. Florida—$7,05:1,000. should have an influence during the na would die,” coming year.’ Georgia’s trade was featured bv reuifusiire unuieri to t'icolatn con­ “ I see nothing except soundness signed to small boats which made a M.'.ofiS.OOO export of raw ii-tt-m. ues, cotton doth, farm his brother, in the general economic situation," their way up th? river to Fort Mel­ Naval D-" . -aid Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., president lon at the head of the St. John’s j roduets, lumber, sugar, cotton a the height of of the General Motors Corporation, river. Thence guarded wagons ntanufnturers, sugar mill nr.iehinretried and fell one --f the world's most successful transported the supplies to cry ari-l ehenticals were aim sent manufacturing enterprises. ConFort Christmas und from thence iibc ad. intense happi- tainlng, ho said: “ This, together ! h.?y were sent across the St, | Virginia hud a heavy export of great to en- with the Improved position of the John’s river to th* shores of tin- leaf tobnecn valued ai $11,055,01)0. "M, who were agricultural sections of the coun-. Indian river. Meanwhile a fleet of [ :m<| considcrnble ipmittitles of cot­ ly. She was try, leads me to believe that lt»2K schooner? had conveyed row bunts ton, cigarettes, ill tunl mnnufuctiK'will he n good year for general and sailboats down the Indian |os, paper products, tanning ex-------- business. Credit is abundant nnd River to receive tin* supplies. ; tracts and meats. r, who scratch- rates are low; inventories are low Thus ammunition, food, and Raw cotton valued ut $5,002,000 irons on n comb' and. taking it all in all, I nni very hospital supplies passed to Fort headed (lie North Carolina rxpmtx. an factory, will well satisfied with the outlook.’’ (’apron and on t<> Jupiter. There tin? Leaf tohncco and tobacco man-1Press qf New A. It. Erskine, president of army wagons again received th? 1fid uros, cotton products, and iglit tho comb ‘ $tudebakcr Corporation, says that supplies and in devious ways thev machinery. Mississippi had a hea­ correspondence. Units with nil expectation of great reached Ft. Lauderdale and Ft. vy trade in raw cotton, lumber, -----:— national prosperity in 11(28, Dallas, unless they caught up with j vegetable products and textiles. mi in ths South "Fundamental conditions in intho army before going so far. Tennessee made a large percent­ at Reasonable Prices agu wnl sing- dustry nnd ugriculturq in the UnttFort Dallas was the last o f these age gain in foreign trade. Cotton iglit,” nil the rd States und Cnnadii are good," stations on tho cnatcoost but tin- exports were valued at $6.199.000, i randies Were said Erskine. "Money and credit line wns continued on the gulf o while leaf tohncco, cotton, hosiery ervlcc, are nbundant, nnd foreign countries Fort Meade nnd Fort Hrooke out land vehicles were t out abroad. Raw -------- - * arc eonstnntlv Increasing their of which Tampa grew. i cotton headed the Alabama nnd iieme court has pure hasea from us. Domestic and The government endeavored to JSouth Carolina list of exports, nun is sent to export markets are enormous, nnd send a large part of tho Indian w'liile Florida led wi-h rosin, luni, I?e-allv dend. American industry, forms nnd Open GvcninRH Until 9 o'clock to the west hut they- failed, for the ' 1er. fruits ami r.muhiiwryh Indians had dispersed, left th* Phon*: McLander Arcade western border line nnd secreted theincslvcs in the eastern side of nccling with Ft. Hrooke at Tunipa, Mrs. June F.lvash of Glasgow hathe peninsulu, which resulted in along which n chain of f--rts, name- he.a arrested for swindling a score the establishment o f Ft. Mellon, Iv Ft. R:nd, Maitland, Gatlin nnd of men after promising to marry (foUft* quotation from the I8J7 war re- Christinas and others wen- estab­ them. • lordrt describe Ft. Mellon, in honor lished. We pause nnd compare the Flor­ of Captain Charles Molten, as the moat healthful and important fort ida of to-day with the Florida of in Florida, Thru this fort supplies the yesterday and with gratitude nnd troops entered tlu* dpi tern for tho vision of a perfected Flor­ SKIRTS are getting tlu* nttent half of the peninsula. Then a gov­ ida in the morrow, Kathryn S. Dutton. ion of Paris coutouriers. ernment road was laid out con- Som ething New in a Ch mas G ift Su Seminole Tire Shop and Filling Stai Gasoline 21c Large Assortment of Dolls perfection. They were made of beams, timber, fagots and earth mounted with tho necessary ar­ tillery." Two miloi west of Tnllahasae# the Fort San Luis was established about 1610, It was not only a place for safety hut alio a mission ___ but ________ _ __ center It is only nn old ruin. Many articles o f iron, two broken cannons and other things huvo is worse than last -minute Christmas shop- T he label-“Not to be opened until Christmasf-is • , ♦ the ttue symbol of the shopper who considers others ft-'carding to traditions. Here it was 1‘iince Murat and Mrs. Catherine Dungorfield Grey. met. His words •re: "I met Kate the first time At » picnic nt old Fort Luis, her shoes *crr much too lurgo for her Ihnt •n<- dipper came off- I did nuixu it »n«l drai ‘ When came and does buying early, and most often this enviable person is a reader of advertising. Every newspaper is an unfailing suggestoin list of things that father, mother, sister, brother, sweetheart, * A. wife, husband, nephew, niece uncle and aunt would really appreciate. Why not make this one a Merry Christmas for your See Cramer n West First Street Beautiful Feathered Feld In P retty Cages, Gold Fish, A quarium s and Supplies. self? The air is full of things you should . * • Not Miss . ertising will do more to help you solve the Christ * • * *\ Am also taking orders for Make your Family happy on CHRISTMAS TURKEYS. DUCKS & QUICKENS. Christmas Morning with a Radio. A|ire or dressed and drawn. Leave order now. D o n ! Delay. J* H*,Cramer '\mt Find Street Sanford Florida. ./ Chopping problem than anything else. H E R A LD �■I I I Know Florida First fe Sc:«ford Herald IS INSANITY CONTAGIOUS? MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL ■■ *r< i«ni| rln n brakh j H Y E R A IIX AN D * M EC H AN ICAL IM IIM r, 1 *"II*. n* Ihr -l*n«lt»rflr-» * V I ir lili i, <if * I . i r r b nn ilrr n n X. 1S 07 . s e r v ic e , if ' *; ; Tlie houses in Sa foi d built of linn HiU materials a our best udvertis ment in this ki of weather. i«:vc Bond-Kill home snug anil warm AUTO REPAIRING) \V _______ F .il It o r i; M a n a icr l l m i n i i l t u . 1*»11 1•>r S a n fc r d A u t o j g/ f » i r H r m i d , .i nn ft iri l** p l u u r r r h h i i m ^r r , n k i r t l h r a tr thr In lrrn n i s n l J I » H » U r n l f r r f r r l l l t i i ? Cr-*m I* •■n erltir iin t« «ir*i*> il*j* U « i i r m t f l l a i i i i i n i l n ■ n l * <lnil> m t i - r . K * 1 1 t b r l e m l l i m r i i n l i o f **»•illrr w n r M . Tl*«- I. V * . U p i a l l r r f f l r l r u t In I ' l u r l i t n » » H i l « I n n « r knn illinic » l n t r r u n l« It Hoot r e n a l . FROM FM TFRY TO YOU , FEDERAL . EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TURKS t prices you would pay fot inferior, unknown, makeshift brand-. I p f i r m III In n m o m h r p **f i h e lit l l u r r m i it f rirru ln lin ti*. ni t •rttnl l o n r i I i * * h p I i i (| i h i **fl p n i , A t f i f f l U i T t i , n m l %al« «*ff ■Wf« M k l e h rr « | i i l r r « » r i t r h I ' i i Ii « r m e iu iirr f«» M ilm tli li t n Pti«g|)i n tiijll nl ■ lit iirdrf In i rplf* itfiMfthilH * rlnimw nl rlrrtilntVwti n*» w rll n» i'l - l * i > H * n r n . Imi l’p »>fk." I**— A u R t n r t i l l i m v r n m —- hniDtr'*. . ho«»e«. ot m n n llili iiiii* i.e iii n ii • \v»»,: ' in, (’.hi it w : li ! r *■■.* i Inimir'i ;i \ ir i {tun f c - - C « « » l i n r 11 o n o f HI. J oh iiM I ml l o n BU rr ( mini. Zip Service •|i" I I n- r. fit iiu-ii'..-. hi I ' l l *11.Il V *! •— I t r n n n m , In r l l r n m l r i n i n i ) nil' W la la trn lln n . m d r r i r r n n ln r m n tra to Jnrkaun k ■y t 'C \ h " iL .y y " t i l l f i h d j r 1— s , T H t YAF.O WITH A. MILL U A t-K IN G " I .•’•n ntuumiK u I rf ii flirliiin •.'ill- TUESDAY DEC. 20. 132 HUH S M I'S •- :£ 3 ev* T i5 ? JV r’ S7 * L\ R *1 ■• +— j.-'-. C O ,"i P A 11; '1 F. |*. IlIN E S ti ll * I n r n m tit r I 'll m l n . TIIK m UM " I 'n , of hiitlillriir |»rnI t u ir ln n im rtm riil ft. — A ( • m m n n l ! ) ( h r « l . T ^ C a m p Iriln n uf rlly Itrn tillflrn . W H Y . MR, LOW I BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A DOUBLE QUESTION; Who can utter the mighty nets of the [Lord? Who can show forth ail his ’ praise? Psalm 10li- ° r P R A Y E R , i) Lor 1 lips, that 1 may praia?. si ow forth TAMPA TIMES Women To The Rescue md unrest • he pos.sdnlity that at least one phase day civilization is rapidly rctroRretutin^ to i Amazon Itecomes evident with the renlizati creasinjf activity of women in Ihe field of a view of the pmltahilitv that the next war ‘ felon. W e d . , , i l o t i n *f m a n > lhy 1,1 p h u te s . nd in strife; The A ir Vice Marshall of Great llrita With steadfast Brnncker, K. ( ’. It.. A. F. ( ’.. and most, of l until we find alphabct, jfives it as his candid opinion th make better war-tinte pilots than men. tn loutlly roar, women’s temperament is such as to Letter • destroy; contpior the treacherous i tirreitls of the air es bearing lies t}le r jsks of air fig htinjr. nnoy. _ 1 think that Woman is always adven heart,” says Sir Hrancker. "I.tstk how wonn oiec within. neered aide l>y side with men, before the d; r come to man Jj.ad nny/I'hysictd training or even wore st ind or fire. . ' vontfer they are pioneering in the air, in tn violence, aide with men blit freipiently ahead of them a t„.» ' “During the last war only a shortage <• love and trust, d'tlcs prevented women trom being ot the g in a ir transport, and I t It ink that if ever une our hearts emergency of anyl.iml— let us say flood. is°with imttii*- tilcnce— *n any PRi’I «>f the world, directly rot H u women will l»o in the forefront in transj ty fear; . stores, food nml all necessaries. these winds of So if we are to be broad minded in thd matter. \v* must admit that if women are to maintain their position of equality, granb'd them by the Nineteenth Amendment Mifimiun ltcveuls Plans l et i they.must also be permitted to climb into the cockpit in Journey To Planet Venus— great national emergency, ami shouldering their machirn tine. Still up in the clouds. ,guns, fly away to the defense of their country, their hom es It won’t do u whole lot of us ;tml their husbands. We ntuy have a * white Christ mas" in Florida yet much good to hung up our stock­ ings this year. They are in suclt condition that Santa’s presents will go right through. , A Tantpu boy has written Santa Claus as follows; "Dear Santa, Please do not forget* me becuuse daddy is out of work." Wo hope Santa Cluus won’t forget tiny boys Hka tils one. We understand the I’ resident of Mexico was greutly interested in '.h* instrument* of the Spirit of St. Louis, especially the one which show* the number of revolutions.— Tampa Tribune. Llndy saw the bull fight and the Society for the Prevention of Cru­ elty to Animals will detihtles* too clode that the stories about the flier*a impeccable character wen* but ■ame more hulk “ S carfac" AI Capone has gone back tu, Chi igo to intend the Chrislnn.*, holidays in spite nl earning* of Windy City pallet that he would l*v srfz.d on jlgi'.t Chicago polio* won’t bother Alt »h«y know the*- might got h;.rt. --------- „ ---------- A* we get it tin* lienrst testi­ mony w.mld indicate that .Mexican officials misappropriated money, from the g r t f fund to the graft fund. Ur put it locally, the paving money wni put into a sor. of “ revolving fund" where it rolled right cut'of the troa.iury. The Christ mas edition o f the Palm Beach independent, Joe Ear* D'anli excellent weekly newspaper, arrived on our desk this week no full of ads we couldn’t count them •**1 so heavy that ufter we got through trading It we had to gzt Jwu extra men t<» help us carry it £ml to the raji heap. A BULL ON FLORIDA TAHI'A TIIIIIUNK I Am a bull on Florida; I uni a >ull on the South; I um a bull on America; and I bcliov? in the fu­ ll ie of this state, of the Sbuth u*d of the country, with a full ronlzulluij of the fact that the prosperty of one means the prosperity of the other, and that as the South and mtinn prosptr and glow in wealth tn<l population, Florida will ineviahly grow, not only pruporrionitelv but more rapidly, because of he desire of millions of people to • sca pe tin* rigots of Northern ami Western winter*. So writes Rieha d 11. Edmonds, dit**r of ih<* Mnp*ifiictur rs Revrd, lit a bar et \vh’ch he is circu­ it irg thi iughout the country, Mr v'muntls has always the attention if thinking people, of the business r.d finnneinl inttrests, ilencp the /alii? t f thi* leaflet which is one •f th*' ■tronmst ITmida “ .selling" irgiiniant- vr> have ecu i cently. "Florida has exactly the same ufvantng :t which ft had In*'ere th" •il estate renctiorr," rays Mr. Edncndi. It lint its orange trees. I* prop 'fruit groves, it w uburtd■i't agriculturul resources, it* iniustriul potentialities, its mnrvel>us climate uttd ils sencoust of over 2.00 miles." He continues. .Florida i< th» heir of u!l the "«.• . of ull the wraith and all h • increase in population in the •r!;r •i auiitry. As wealth nnd ponV 11'.*.1 ’ r,‘r*‘U.se, the movement to Florida of money, of men and won "n ta king health or business opoorttinRle« will in.'Vitably inrb'tisr. niei.. I. no other section in AmerY i which ean c-impet •with Florida m th.'sc pert ralar*. It will not oniv cont nue to draw from ths North ELIMINATION •moui -tutsn,u.)ui qpw |»jv\ ^ eiitunt ns the years go by. Editor Edmonds c ;I*■- the caseof Birmingham unit Kansas City, which had “ booms" similar to Florida’s. Birmingham, in the HOs hud a speculative erase, with a reaction much worse than Florida’s. The owners of the land company which found-d the city saw its Uock go down to ?15, unsalable at any price. Hut Birmingham righted itself, fought it* wny back, and to­ day is "nik* of the greatest s i.el i roducilng centers o f the world." The company’s stock went up to til.oJt) n nhure, the pur value being SHIP with only $50 p r share paid in within a few years after being practically “ broke,1’ the company paid a ", "0.1 percent dividend on Mi" par vnulc of its stock, or 1,010 de cent oil it: paid ill valuz. Kan 1 1 City, ufter a boom, hud OF CEDE IXMllD.V 8TATK XKWS lL ie i ■■nnt’ thing to h» ailileil CfltlS! • tli* Ini, 1*' iviirjys of th • pro*•lintial e.imlolntes: " • i (I'enei'al Da’. vo No man tin - ever ren away front i Cnv. nirr L*»wdett, h i' he preside i n Frank O. l.ttwden. i *rur in Alphun c nnd That h n ilfi il the ' most tin* i fur tic electnficatinri nr*•at rut' o,' all. Pdienn party. (Irn can ii :•»* the retreating fnot*1 n was answering re­ '"|i« of Calvin ('.mliihit* qcpi-hin* hiniM*lf sought t" ig in tli* •ami,, "i l.t.u* ami a port- i from consideration n * lice ringing tlirom'li the corri- w'thdr.i Mtia! a pirant. What he *n, "I il*i ii-*t chm *• in run." a pr* . *■ . i- hardly fair—even Piivm ’il I" ale V.i « nificnt j rnvs, •i* :t hi ason for polit ioJtl ij'ttr*' of I'ha.Ics Kvati; IIu ;Iip*, |in a !)• mice apifiu'intlv win thtihunim ' tur he shoots into a covey. hi* answiv will come tm.ilercv o* the Cni’ eil State.* 1 I’ erh.i e a w’li-ker, only la In* <Ji .-.\p- from , choru.i of prospective “ Speak fur y mrsel', frtinl l*y ho i .**inti a. Mr. i Iu^chp * ’presally ai.l that he wiw not to lit Frtr 1 ■• L.wdcn.” that mak life easier A real joygiver is an Electrical G i f t always saving1 time and labor. Any c f these will surely he wanted: Christmas Waffle Iron, T o a s t e r , Header, Vacuum Cleaner or a grill. N F W F X P E U niK N T S EXCIIANCK C o n n e ll 'jo ns LiLihlishci’ ll'il'* Speaking Of Fons QUICK SKRVICK i* Iliruu! it id it- \|),iiun Way, ti'1* T R A N SF E R Itit* * throughout thj land have iteir lu'omlway, hat onjy Florioa .0 a Hathaway.— FORT •lEUCi: NEWS-1 UIUI NE. \ liauling. f rating. Shipping, and Storage. ’ We are prepared to do any t kind of transfer service at \ REASON AIIEE PRICES. ! We'd rath, r hi *\ Hathaway jikvd by the tnlnni.il of the |>«o1> than by the Tribune* of Tunum. TAl.LAIIASSF.E N KWS. C. t ainly. The former will make the udgment more official.—Tuntpa lUlllUNE. And Hathaway gov,*nur of Florida. Hurrah for Hathway. —GLADES COUNTY tEMOCRAT. But it wijl not lie long now to lanua.y I nnd there is imnthcr ear l ippeil. Next year should e .■’lorida make a wottd.'i^ul showing n highway eon itruction because her * ore so ninny place* wh re inly short di> tunre * pa rate spl-ni d permanent highways that when hose little gap are closed vve ar tning to have a system that will .* tin eye open r.—LEESBURG •dm .m e u c i a l . 1 Rhone 198 (HU E. :ird. St. j j ; j And litis spilL the beans. The mly wny that Funs Hathaway enn be kept out of th governor’s choir * to discredit hi* work in . the tighwuy department. We know his cannot ho done, and his politial opponents are bentintt th ir ii".*.ds against a wall. Dr. Hathaway, \r he in u <andil.u . will carry this state by * najority that will surprise even his friends. If he is going to !>.’ it *amliduto he is wiser than all iii-* *ival*. He is conducting thd heat atnpaign possible, by building •cads, and we hope that he k e p t right on.—LEVY COUNTY TIMES. Doctor Foil; Hathaway is reputed o bo a man who always does what ho ray* he will, nnd the fact that h t tuv a crew of road men at work imputing canto for his road crew mt on the Milton-Pnce road, is ilwt unothtr example of his doing Iwhut he says he will do.—-He told ■liltnn citizens month* ago. that c would hard turface this a; veilnil-.* stretch of higtiway, u’nd that • vcouhl follow in the main, th* )t,| Spanish Trail linos, and front ppearancea h;* is about to make psl on both o f these pnnnises. Thai coins t*> ii-* Hathaway's style.— MILTON GAZETTE. Chairman Hathaway is perfectly villing nml ready for ths books of he state road department to be tut!Bed. And from what we hear 'u* is also willing for anybody who •nrcs tu take the trouble to look up his record a* a road builder) In thr.t line ha has fsw c«iunU and n i superiors. - SUWANNEE CITI. ZEN. j are invited to avail yourself o f our See our Selections. Note the excellent Quali­ ties and remember that Gifts from this store carry a Preferred Reputation. complete Banking Diamond Rings S e r v i c e and te W iist W atches Diamond Bracelets b rin g YoU r Bar Pins Cigarette Cases Friends Cigar Lighters Silverware - Glassware China Ware Cordially yours, The Jeweler Cashier The First National Rank *« *r-s "The Bank of Service" �ERALD, TU E SD A Y Office Telephone 14a MItS. FRED , S. DA IHKR Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Important Session Of St. Agnes Guild Held TUESDAY ’. • n', , P"K ,-tet tilth Will he the gut*3t* 1 ! ’’ Ira Ik Walhen nt her 1 ,n lahnetto Avenue. ''|s‘' s 'Vulm< 1 " *' r buzum showing irMd „f Christmas pageant had hem reali , i paptist Church nt 3:00 o’ - were mked f hr.S to If,. fi; ; |jarrv I’apwnrth will nnter- nil tin r... ir" f members « f the Afternoon ehildirn i .■ i , jplkate Bridge Club at her nmify M > \| *TU.sr:iwilla Lodge.” Mr- ;j f TIIUKSDAY .ftlu-S'.v I , Brhrarsal of Christmas ter 'lirir t -lie a-i It it i' '»*'I oclnrk iit the regular n ■ . I Chur-'h. xvonl.l I. ' . ' i n riMDAY 'i 'l : -1 .. «%.. . .... , s Christmas party at 1,1 ioman"> Club given by the urv lirpartmcnt for child*- " 1 ’ ‘ 1 1■" the rlub members at 3:0(1 * 1 1,11 ’ I' 1 jln -tr'es .Mrs. Jams * 1 -'r ■ '' i«n Mi-. Howard I*. SnMth "fu m „ i-'nink VV. Talbott. •«I ’ Life Eternal.” given Vv'h'..... ":,l « 'l Asnr .n < lass of the liap( Hindi. :il o'clotU nl the n,,. t, Inins i m vs I’ .vtie .\n r Chri-aiiav pageant, "L ifh- ,vul in presented Frioa> L j[i u *hick by t!i * A/.a i L , ip Baptist Chureh. L-;,t -'*• i'."Tin- Cinuti-ti," Mart i '"lil that she is to ItniitVv r 'he M.'ssiah; the | >at of the ShepLnd \\i-« Men" in jean h of In-, I d l>. i!'t* Star, while lirii M e t . i- i- a tableau of l ed Jo.i l*h at the Manger. Med hv the shepherds nod leu. TIi- fourth rreini do he “Spirit •f the 20th Cetik liirli i- followed by the reL,| nf oil the east earr.intr Personals MBER 20, 1927/ »*A c.n . Shf>L'mnV«f wer.* turning thif 'SiflHh- I" l/iirn that She i* improving nf- -ii;, g, r where th.y will spend ru College Student* an ivlngf btfv’ t< r it severe ilfBesa nt he* hortie >m T ■ holidays visiting relatives. Sur»*lay to spend the holidays. , O-nirron Avenue. Tlo* nuzilinry of the Campl ■!! S.uu Ityrd utriv d h' ire Friday i Jawing Pi'wt American Legion .ip fi'tr, (luincsvilh*. xvher • h« in n itudent at University of Florida. P ; limning t < send a trurk with i'liri»tinas gift* ami muga/.ir: « t • to pond '.he holiday- with Ids ,tf t r nt*. Mr. ard M r/ V. A. ZaeJih-* hospital at I.ako City, All tht> f who have old maRasuii ■ tt 'heir home ui ■Magrmliu A', i-nue. •it a»k.*d to please telephone Mi ■lenr. t, I.aing and she "ill « ill >f<o t I t'lll, rv” o mv friends of Seott .lames, t me tii.io h *iv with hU i I nur.t, Mr. and .Mrs. ">i M ■ire Se-ll. -Vill he Inter' i ••• ii-nrn of F marriage t‘> Olivette Nmlthe Early which * i <• November 1•» at Char’ *■ > < . Mr. and Mrs, James ■ '!> m their h"Hi- in New RareJBa rgains found at f elephon W ill Brin Swift Watches Ilirii>x a— Elgin—Hoffrers— Hammier.—in 7— la— 17 Jewels cleaning Service Henuine Diunioml Rings Priced lr«»m 1 nrlslni i- Oa-ki-t •-r -i n m u < .til ti- Innight nr first thing in the .m i il\ vva * .ii .i iuntie bv .M: M in. Her, tins 11 quest nie1 with i..niv r o' n . i a Mr John W Mei Jr,, Miss Milili d llosi'iii ami MrKl'e 1 Daig r will . . n 11;•- a ki t e’ Uilllli te>*. ll vva - ilee iled to it the va< it. . i f presiiioiiey. emoted by lb- 1 ignutiou of Mr \ It. Ki .v. I > M ' d by the x:i • jue-idem. Mi Paige.* until tb ivgular ole tii f offii i-r. in May. \t the <"iielu '"ii " f b s.n tb.. 1u -te ises, Mrs, < Iyds Derby ;t“ 'l a i l Mr-, Ernest Hill served i'.n: valad, n * raisin bun and toa I ranilh' *. Among thus.' attending won*; L t,iki:i:r part inelu.Je, Mr-. Mr . John VV. Meiseh J r . Mr Eephcii1. r.ad?r, "Mary. Mi--. '■".ia'i'l ,1.. Dean, .Mrs. M VV ti w Halt •‘Joseph’* Mrs. Charlo- or. ,vlf:i. Mnrtinur tllovei. Mr Clyde Dolby, Mrs. Ernest Hill. Mr ml; "Shepherds" Mrs. (irmly Cmithen llutchiri' in. Miss M;li|-pd i. Hr.-. Ii*« Southwaid. Mr: Huston, Mr*. 4if .r-r-* Me Hnrv. Anii.u 'ii Jr., Mis. Bober' 11 *. M. Mirutri .. .Mr . I‘r**il Ibxit* r v ia u'o e. Mrs. A. II. llaL'hvr and itnd (lev. Mortimv.- (Hover. sirti r ttfuir (intchcil. "Wis.* Hen" trer S (’. .Mitchell, Mr-. II. A. WOMEN'S Cl II.I> MELTS id, Mrs. H. C. Moore and On Monday nfternoun a called |, C. (iiiulcr; past century. in using of the W< mail's Cuilil uf ,C, Cinder; " f ’ ast Century.” 1Jlolv Cro i Episc.ipiil Chureh «.i. U King; *'20ih Century," f . Uolls. Mrs. Arthur Karp, held at the Parish House. Mrs. A. lilies Echols, Mrs. M. C- P. Connelly, th: (luild president, ronductetl tlu* meeting when many Air- .1ieor;r■ McCall; “ An- I mnUcrs' of spcetal imptirtance to knihcrim* Ihihruinn llr». V (5. Hasty, Mrs. A. C. |the organisation were discussed. VV ice and Elizabeth ntnl Miss* Pauline Cool; Plana were competed for the Mr*. Albion Kendall, Mr for’ lb? in Hull, Mrs. .A. (!. Fuller, Christmas decorations Hffnnt Walker, Mrs, M. L. church and committees named foid Mrs. \V. C. He Coins y. i that purpose. An appeal for a Christmas basket was also made and a committee apointed to pro­ vi VIISII \LI. ENTERTAIN vide for this. Mrs. Whiner an­ of the joiliest of the many nounced that t'ne regular meeting i;h paitie; given this sea­ id the Clmreli Service l.cugti • ls that of. Friday evening would he held on Monday, January |li-s llsyle Marshall epter- li and asked that the nominees f t' kht- members o f her Sunday officer*! of vice-president, tiensurIt’ll- ef ihe Presbyterinn box chairman and social s. n ice L Most delightfully at lier ei% ccrotary b • named before th.r. Ionic a Union Avenue. The Irf this spacious home p "- time, ll ' is decided to loct th I n festive appearance with officers ai he n.st meeting xxl'ii ii fay decorations of wreaths, vvfil be held J.muury 2. It, ml Christmas •bells toIrilh quantities of exquisite I'STIILU* MK’ITINCEK ( IIH I iThe Father Alettln' or Circle "f Dlnlding a prominent place the Metlusli.-it I’lmrch Ii id it - m 'llarg,. Christmas tree in th" uinr meeting Thursday nftern ■>n iwm. The hours v.’ero morri- it the lioiae of .Mir. K. L. Nllinholftt with nil kinds of ylever rur on O a: Avenue. Articles were P nm| game nfter whictf tu' tini in fer tii luzaar and o‘. :i ■ P the d light of the guests matters of dmportntico were tran­ wait fr »m Santa Claus who sacted during the business session. ptd gi/ts from the tree, Mrs. Late in tin* tiftornoo;' the line., lArrinutou, teacher of thy served sandwiehe * and cof'co.SI §»* pii i nted a lovely pin byrs pre-ent w r • .Mrs. (Ml» iktn of ! >ve and appreciate Sehmehl. M . I*. M. Elder. .M fclhe members nf the class, J. M. Moye, Mr*. J. IT. Aikum , Mr-. Pr Hitut- the hostess served I.cia l.o Cette. Mi-. It. P. T err-li­ P*., pumpkin pie, fruit ce, Mrs. Hroili* Wlllinnis, .Mi P i < fVi*. About thirty Hurry L. 0fiia.ni, Mrs. (’. C ' ■* enjoyed this occasion. Crorv, iMrs. \V. E. Raines. Mrs L. M. Tyre, Mr - *L I>- Parker. Mr p. J. Morrison and children W. S. Thornton, Mrs. it. It. Ebb ed­ fHiu*>dny for Pnlatkn and ge, Mrs, J. E. Courier and Mrs. NIi- wher- they will spend Sidnhoher. PC's visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Be. Uaeoodn h..1*Htfortn Is Czecko- Slova ; i i th?ir house guest Mrs. M. Is." W e will either Best need. vino of Detroit, Mich. m orning and w e’ll give \uu the quick ' -I am! Iie>t kind nf service— Christ- '•Mill want vour garm ents pressed and cleaned. In Amlier. Pearl, and Ivurv TODAY Hi H 15AVION Open Evenings I ntil C h ristm as iVHNOLE Ihe Diamond Palace PRESSERY f Vcinlierjr. Pnip. Phono SOI tom orrow el go Sidney and an All-Star i mm dy , ast ill “ t I \Nt VS KUSH Kit VVFill>IM ." O Cits I.-. MINUTES I’ ltuVI linl.I.VWOnll and Arsons Fables ity a n d T h e s e F a s h io n C o c tts in a t Don’t Expose Yourself This Cold Weather Savings here that cannot he du­ plicated again this season. Copies of Paris imports, all luxuriously furred with lynx, badger, beaver and caracul. Silhouettes that Hare Women s and Misses’ Sizes FIN ISH IT, Exquisite Materials SEMI FINISH (flat work ironed) A Dress E vent ouncing the "t hird Annual Free S h o w •r The Kiddies i JUST W ASH THEM (returned damp) o f Im portance Which ever service you desire— and our charges are moderate— Tom orrow Special Hand Ironing Service for Your Table Linens— When Requested. These frocks are new, hand-pick­ ed styles that belong definitely to the mode for January. New and youthful dresses o f wool crepes, velvets, satins, and georgettes. They are copies o f frocks worth twice the price- M IL A N E THEATRE •rl. V - .^ _ ” % * lursday Morning at iO o ’clock iiations of candy, nuts, raisins “ apples will be accepted for Our “ Red Truck” W ill Call . ~ V BO7 E. First St �I r-M ■ aoio Operator Gets 310 Stations - '•» hi Hitherto Unexplored Arctic Regions * ? ’ ■ y-41.1 gj S3 rh, mu restaurant, you consult tne Manley Cai'ght P*" F rom South A f r 'c .' 1Z eala n d nr.d bill-of-fare. CVt!i Distant Points Wh Before you take a long trip by motor-car, you Baffin Island I Used Drv P.ii*f pore over road maps. Before K«l« i ril ‘ erafor of tl-- v Just retcrip-il f. ii • i you start out on a shopping .. . trip arlMi ih*» i . Kxpetlllinn, Th Aml< . Tb From tits fioriii* in \>. the f>p«-<lli!'‘ii |i i . i c i i j?rox Tkisln, a iiitai nt . ! i ■were "copied" » y ManJ- >. •. thru* .tnho ii'v i*it i-i v p. •• ahnrt wav** !»■*♦.» r ' j .h< i •-. erattvo typ<. Helyin" soli Ijr on I , trip you should consult the ad­ i vertisements in this paper. For , II i dry hi ; i ■ ■. the X!i.rr1*.i , .,i. rattir pulled In 2ol nintio!i« tr» 11 the United S tates o-. t).>; to • • - . . -,i lonrth and Rr. r.n :o in i. \t ... the same reasons! power, tal oC 21 forolf'ti nrr!: i w»ru 11- ii i * T h e advertising columns are m conunanlc.i ’ou in * -.s n rn ;• WiUj.tTo par tv In I'm it - • "1 !ii • IMAd-il elirtif •n.iui M, *';.i. i . apt* In firw»tii.ttMi. i 11 : i . America, otm i. in > . i \ • oa and N’hw /••al.iinl. C.re'•'ri;:. n two Frmirli, opr in' P • i* ' two !n l.uhrndor. a buying guide to you in the purchase o f everything you tt.vtlo , Helped Cut Hiiyt <iiri O'f Baffin Ifti.nnd / M ini. 1 •. nil |ft In addition to copyi u. tin? Ir ••«.! nal? from tin? .no ?ta*Uu . tin w * -i <. dlo upparnlun of the I'utiimi F.t|»li.u «iltton proved fuvuluahlo in i!»• p..- ’ • >i toty’a explor vlliiil lnn.in-Qiri.il; ,v ;• \ ( in tern, •)pi>r:«t«*<l liy Miuiron It;- .1 ml. '.!• Boll ill Ui'Or;;n (it«y r.jrnort tin: - p • wnlptor, o lortg w.1.1 r • • r .'.i mi UBlnR bom " I f and "A* •:*• hv- .\:.i.«ii terleit, was taken by a number m . f«u. 1. tho party on their tOu-mliu trip ln|Ji.» ■n. the Morrissey's nhalcbrmt. I'ne i : Hi <ceedins eastward Hd) uiUt 1 and t mi ' worthward 100 mllci, uipI tit. ni-.* ro- 1 <a’ .-d 1! Florence De VHIict traveled from South Africa to Philadelphia ti> hai't* removed n papm dip which had been in hi-r lung for 12 • irs. much inis Mr. and Mr . Joseph Mack of Cleveland, arrested for spooning In their own rar, were awarded &{,t»7& condi L-nurt.. •«? rij daisuio ? Ii tt.'- 1 initfi. ii pb; m need- including amusements! A guide that saves your time etiu and conserves your energy; that saves useless steps and RACCOONS guards against false ones; that We arc pay in: I, In - t cash nmrkel Prices for Raccoons, Skunks, I’o v s . diil Wilt! Cal*. Il will pay ytm to bring fu rs to ns. F I E L D ’S FU R puts the s t r e t c h in family CO inn N. Park \vc*. - Sanfortl, Fla. * .No\i to V’nltloy budgets. T hs advertisements in this means M O N E Y paper are so interesting* it is in yoar pocket! difficult to see how* anvone Have you been worried som etim es about your autom obile expense? W e can show you definitely and certainly how to reduce it ns far ns it applies to tires. back Chrb warnl that I Chica they I profit b y them. Just check with yourself and be sure that The secret o f tire econom y consists o f /retting the B E ST tire, and then getting tire service from a good dealer in gettin g the m ost out o f it. Quality is essential. Service is ju st ns im portant. t D rop in today and let us explain what oor service consists of, and how it som etim es saves thousands o f miles in the life p f a tire. W e’ ll show how w c can save m oney for Y O U . you are reading the advertise­ ments regularly— the big ones Goodrich 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 tising “road maps.” C. E. Myers, President N . E. Corner First & Elm Sts Phone 703w u r*' �✓ > THE SANFORB nEHXT^. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1027. I 1 ~~ataiurti unity t l i t i i . iNT A D . R ATES »*• C«sh io Advance • one eds, will be received I'potronv and collector aem lijtely for pavmnit. ___________ 10c a Una irt --- ---------- _~*8c m line ir» —- ....... 7c a line He rate* on request. reduced rntca are for Alive insertipns. , words of average length punted a line. jimum charge o f 30c for finwrtion. |advertising is restricted oper classification, ar. ermr is made The SanJlerald will ho responsible jy one incorrect insertion, dvertiser for subsequent jon*. The office should be immediately in case of WOO iC K \ w AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS * * * a 0 * * Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph . repairing our specialty. Toys, | |bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ erman’s supplies. Geo, \V. Deetch, “The Bicycle Store," Mcl under1 Arcade. * * f * * f! GAR AWNINGS.--Auto Awning Co. 11 Ball Bldg. 12— Wanted Wanted to buy good used bicycle’ state make, price and how hue.; u*ed. i\ 0. Box 170 City. Tuesday, Dec. 20. S lid _ StrombergCarlson * Hour—WJZ and 4 stations. 8:30—Seale* Air Weavers— * WEAK and 12 stations. 0:00 — Eveready Hour— ’ !':00 The Continentals— * W'.I/, siml ft stations. in.on Auction Bridge * Gunn - WEAF and 2ft stn- * tions. J 11:00 —Eveready Hour— 0 KGO. KFI. KGW, KUO and " KFt >.\ ° » ^ t n j • m v: 1 j o fl • M /A 'B * LO^, t , TU' B 6 0 / , A H 1*0 1M OE S A M E S P o T ! HiT A im M E. m o w i n ' A P o u m ' y et T h ttrf t S ft jM C o o u o v jr S T A W 1KJ CME. < = > P o T O k t *»M F-ER c iv /tvi o*v>. •*«*<*»**< Save 25'* , O. N. ftuug.m, op tome* {•■st, L. ii Griffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Go., :10a K.■*»th S» Eyes examined, Glas«c« made, only Cully equipped. Plant in San'ord. Also watch and cluck repairing reasonable prices. r O UT OUR W A Y Radio Programs : i i — Miscellaneous PAGE SE Y H I O M OH. ! ^ O o T ‘S l o t . , M rfC -. i-UM MO v im ’ APOON tW S lC M l cm de O S O 't S . y H 'O c .* J . 3 N l I i V r/ 7 / 1 « TUESDAY. December 20. j 272.0, WPG Atlantic City. 1,100: | 7:o.‘», dinnei imi.su; 10, bridge l c | I I — Room s W ithout Hoard sons. 28ft.ft WltAIi Baltimore, lOftO: Burnished rooms for rent, at 2’,i male .|uurtci; S. Stromberg Fur Him F or Her / v .a |to a d v e r t i s e r ? n day and un 121'* \V. 2nd j ~C. V-V Cm Ison on liestra; 10, dance o r - j chest i a. . Herald representative S^ i _ _________ . ii Razors, Fountain Pens, and scG\| ' :'n’ t _____ ___ Shcaffer I en sets. Ter T2J lughly familiar with rates FOR RENT—Kitchen and bed Humidor*, Cigars, Cigarette-. fMi'iv. Nunnally» nud \\h'tMinn a r ,, 122::. Will! Newark. 710:0.1 air invisible; 10. Nathaniel and classification will room- furnished. 1101 Elm an.11Military Brushes, Watches, Pipe-. ; 11 '<l ’*• • 1"" ‘ 1 ‘ j Ro bin Pt.mini; 10 : 1ft. S y m p h o n ic | [you complete information. 11th St ( Mennen’s shaving sets, ('•imhin.t->•J’1". • "inti ami _ Brush its ati isi« ; lo ift. old French CurIf yon wish, they wilt assist ----------------------— tion sets or Bill Fold, Cignre'.t-' * ,,rusrS,,MV’ 01> ia wording your want nd 2 light sunny attractive hod j Case, etc. Ijincy’s Drug Store, ' l,s’ •'*• ike it more effective. rooms. 212 W, 1th St. ! ft l ’• W I/. Vow ft .ok. 000:8, First St. ~T ““7 ” oa S t i noils !g i iil-Siii I ln u r : 0 . Cm<-| ____________ ___ _______(live her an Electric Singer Sew1 r>— Apartm ent F or Rent ! Bath Robes. Sweaters, Neck Wear. in« Harbin#. She wai ts one. tinintal-. lo. Gnniboliers; 10:30, j Belt Buckles, Socks. Handker-She needs one. Terms to suit, Juzr, /.ither: 11. Slumber Music. I Garage apartment for rent, 11MI2 st and Found 401. WEAK New York, 010, 8,1 chiefs and Bed Room Slip|>er». Phone 80. French Ave. S e ib e ilin g Singers; 8:30, S e a lv vj J7'N iLI ia m «, -Between -It h and 7th Attractive furnished apartments. Woodruff & Watson, 208 E . ----------- ---------------------- --------------- All Weaver-; 0, Eveready Hour; First St. C\Vr<\M U F T lM G r . F or the K iddies «ia u « mt ore, [m i rf m Msvics. Jtc. O, 10 Anet ion Bridge Games; 10:30, |t Tuesday shell rim spccCorner I’nrk anil Tenth Sts. Palais D’Or orehestra. ] Return Herald Office. Re. 1Fri* iuire installed, water and IToys of nil kinds; Bicycles, ScootFor the Family ^loft 2._ W ,, ,FI-Wl.lT , «. • ■ if ■!«»»*%*%.*| r*» • Philaadelphia., garage furnished. Phone 18-.I. .... . t/i.i.i:. L'___ t»* * » »r» __s____ ‘ era, Kiddie Knra, Electric Trains, 7t0:S. Seibeiling Singers; K:3i>. / ' J l C l M i p A I T D I in tlu* domestic market from out- bo the elimination of the less effiCLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 Reasonable i t . t ii i. „ t- ,i Tricycles. Autos, Wagons, Sport- Sculv Air Weavers; Eveready \ 51I11 tI 1 v -x\ L 1 l l U r T » side competition. ih*nt competitors) of the cartel ir i Gifts of all kinds. .,t in<f ,.rifC 11 Right. G. W. n „ Ur; In \„ P.ridte Games.1 ‘ -llammerlcss shotgun bcPark Ave. Apartment.-.—2 end I reasonable Again, a huge organization Europe, > 1 » » Mi-l-acly * } Deetch, * Tht* Bicycle Store, Me,* ! Won Ostren from Johnson’s garage and water. Reasonable. Shoppe, 110 like the proposed international 10 Magnolia. lender Arcntle. iliililit'’ lit!.* If i:> Hour. Sta'..\.n to the cemetery. FURNISHED apartment for rent arte* will he difficult in hold to31.5,6. KDK \ Pittsburgh, , J. If. Cowan, Sanford. gi her. her. wi With three national national ele ele- p r o e s a -----' 1/T */\ ¥ t n I \ m i i r t T . m * C( t h three in the Hernld building—a down dinner . > . 8. .hnuulierg- I I I I V I f\l I ) I > I fC V h'vnts involved, Germany, Britai: 'i (I.egal Notices) town i ention at remarkably low 2 l»— Miscellaneous For Sale ’ iirls'in hi t'. <ontioentnl *. | I *J« kJ» II i L f 4J U 1 11 k there are indicate m ktORlcblit* ns rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The ,i._ , .. .. — i. : — *: — -i * ... i 370 ft, \\ \ . • *i *i*i tody, ,^700: that such a combination would out Hrrald • ’ficc. FOR SALE:—Boy’s bicycle, four N T ill; HMVtll* T riil in 'll-1 8, Seib ) ” ‘.'DGE ,*,' ■'[ \ International ("otuliine W hich alway function harmoniously and rut : i \ i t i : i » s t a t u s s m i n , •ady Hour: burner oil cook stove and refrig­ 1 i:\ M S T ItliT UK Kl.A IN . W asF orm etl A m on g French, smoothly. cars and Graham truck- in — H ouses F or R ent I! v v K i i m w 116. An t ( lines. erator, all in good condition. Phone ,d 13th Street Phone 3. In Hie nut11•*i’ of A o|{oVIT7». m •*. liritlsh And G erm an Firm s " a r . of course, would smash • ington, 1*40; FOR RENT:—Smnll cottage on 782 L. 3. lititiK i %i|*l, Hiilifuril, Fi t. 8. Seib, 8:30. Scaly May D isturb l !. S. M arkets .•"'mediately.rear of lot. Will rent for $15 00 NmI tc»- Is lu»r»*hy r Ivi h tli.ti on NS £ COW AM CO Auti| acre is no doubt, however, ne I'* ready Hour, 1!•27, ;*t 1'iiMi \ M at Air W. • :or no- sheet metal works.; per month. Located at 170ft Mng- FOR SALE Those fat Ga. Turk- ,1,,» l ording to Parmelee that the chern10 , An I'hi* • of of th. iiimvo (•allies; 10:30, ST. LOriS. De.. 2.1. (IN S)— I titled Iclllk nipt. Ill*' I lllsliq'. Ilni i • ' inch A'onue. Phone 71G-W. n ilia Avenue. Inquire at Herald cf ice. For mat inn of the gigau a mte.*- IcjiI industry in this country must eys, price 50c per pound. G. W. ,,ft\w»n M.icruih i will p* II tlh* for ••a*li nutionul cartel, composed of the take steps to meet the combina­ Sperrcr. 206 Hughey Ave. Phone ti |is It* r*t aniln| i;«t mMthli-r luVFORD H U itii 2 n m r wN movt'lmmli-.' Ill,- sleek, FOR RENT;—5 room bungalow at 400. 2 ' . i 6 V * l.oio. famous 'I . (»." of Gtrmany, tli tion. 1; morns, he explained, a •1111 f |X1111* * n( til a tint i- Ii.Imi ll , . . ... . . ' . lompet t on of the worlds best ?)’’ fe -gonlin Ave. 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner Noel ion r Imj: 7. dinner noisi Imperiul ( hi inUnl (oiporntmn if , . . li.t nk rupt ‘ ........ . i .,*n, .huh ,ii,,*,.u P?o ?e u6’/. I»•n i‘o, iot, Garage. $25,00 monthly. In­ F O R S A l.E Bridge (lames. I Eng Eng.and and. ,,'•«•• nnino ,-« oi bus ness bran , , power, mere , in'en. (C Ij r i a t n t a 0 -Utnhrclla tent 0x3, II M •MISIV. quire at Herald office. 630:8, ! F it nee, is being wutclu.l w ti, so , " >' lmpr„vn t proiluctlm, Atlanta. 475.9. USB gciod one , new. It. f. m'< In ISank ni|»is i’hmtc 7I5-.J. lower manufacturing coats,' avoid­ tiU!"*- - i A R V . O N S Sidlierling Siugrrs; 9, Eveready uppiehensien by the U. S. imiostry. ance i f waste nod hotter business nfora Vutomobilc Cc. FOR RENT -3 room house with j 1001 Magnolia. Hour: I" Aurliou Ilridre Games. , Executives of the indus r> it n'ana; emea*. on the part of th.* T.oiu . iv e. Phone 137 garpgo. $8.00 n month. Apply \ 2158, WDOD Chattanooga. 1. United States, who ju it adjoin d Pelted Stqtei. i\ t m i ; run i it r(iru*r m* Tin: IT S 117 loplar Ave. 220: 8 :30, studio program; 9.' or- he semi-annual nice ing of thu T i n i t n J n u i ' i V! r u t FOR SALE Special sale on po , TWI'.NTV n r Till . i.vi'K in*' si.nltlUA rt,,,stra Ready For Competition kiness S ervice American Institute of Chemical S A FER lice puppies until Christmas, 70') IN ANI* I'•ii; KK.MINIil.C ftH N- cnisirn. tr>- A Gnraife for Kent Engineers in St. Louis, dot laud Everything that has been dis•I V IN riI.VNi’ K llY.. FASTER Oak Ave. Phone 21 l-W. 261.2. U SA I Cincinnati, 8:i0:'i, I'CTiiN MultKMAN. et ..I. r .o o - Eveready r.aniA transfer picture*,.'^, Hour; 10, Auction that Ihe cartel, if formed, will c m- e'o.ed at our meeting here indicat­ W ARM ER Magnolia, |*l,l IMil 111 . •M I lints, and brushes. S u n 'GnraKe « nt* Bridge (lanu-s; 10:30, Rise nn «• stilute the greater chetusenl rnp- es th:U (ho chemlcut industry is phono f,,r 326-W. VS • 2 7 — Money T o Loan ’ AND i tody to meet greater competi­ | hinn'.icn that the world luv ever tuse Paints and Varnishes. i: \y .miinti w (1mi: i :nu ; . t at. u— Shine. tion,” Parmelee declared, "iteC O S T IS L E SS 384.4* KTHS H .t Springs, 780: V ^ iU y the P.r;e t con «i.» and Wall Paper I!)— Houses For Sale (•■min tii» tcar.h fa being eonducte l mi n lug I i ii:i:ri,it,ii i; i; n r M(i|tT<).M;i; '• First S* 7:30, FarmerN Radio Chautauqua;H;ntr*V,°n t ' l,n Money tn loan on residences in NnTiri; n r M.\8TKIt*tt SAGE scale and the (ndtuliy, !< moving . •FOR SALE: Small house on .Mag­ Sanford, lev.* interest rate. Box Nolle* l, lervli) given ihut un- 8:30, Concert; 9. Bridge Lessona;I IJv " " ,u* r>’ .VatureJ forward to n better cconomiv lui.'-e. l PTE in every shajx and ■ in.I In loirso inn- |o that i-i-r 9:30. The Messiah. . T|ncr®, U,V’. „ l™ 0'*1*’ nolia Avenue north of Central *03, c-o The IIvraM. effect of The chemical industry, which ha « etc.- Sanford Ceme.r. tuli* d n s l I’.otvi' of dievoliiHore -161.3. WHAS Louisville. 650: 8,| ‘ h« ‘ w‘ » t,,,, Street. $3500.00. Practically no ml . I.- mn.lv mol i-nlerrd **n Uni Is Ccr.pany, Fifth and ca-*h required payments like rent. ........ a,,, ,.f November a . u is ;T Seihcrling Singers; 9^ " Eveready! • combinnf-m . the busi- dev,doped rapidly since the war, is Reduction for round trip tickets Sts. Phono 112-W. '(M .I I.v ihe CireiiH t'.iur, m and Hour; 10. Aurtion Bridge Games. ,,‘vs the Am.;r.e-m mdu try, more l inn ever hccommg n great between any points on the At« Political Announcement Address R. II. B. Care The Herald. f..r Seminole I'onm*. l-'lorbla. In r*16p W.MC Memphis, 580- 9. according to Dr. II. ( . I'orim-leo factor in our generui• eommei .U laotic Coast Line System. SelL ing Dec. 23 to Jan. 2-28; goo.| R'jssoi. Farms, Grovss, I J 'S W .v 'l f c .S S ’ l W r d l l S E E l T f a , ..... I t a T S T S o n ! " / \ " 'k <* picture.until midnight Jan. 3, and in s. 110 V Park Ave. Phone 20— Farm s F or Sale t o t i i i : \ ii T t u m u k s k v i i m i i . i ; .MAN Hid K i d Z A l i i n n .Ml III k m .v s I t i d ' v G a m e American li’. stilute of Chemienl .Pnrmeleo regards nrganizati :i Pullman* on payment of ite-c,*. ’Ire**-tiSi-re■ 'i tiV»r[!i'r!• / WSM Nashville 890:8,1 Knglnwn. , f the chemical rar’ el ns „ logical ■ary charges. Baggage checked. . hereby .n‘ m.5mT.Vmy ean.ll.laey *'v*'i! 11K!■:nk!'’• ♦* *i nml lk rUU’ 3' UT.u kmim nr** «l*'* ^ ili^rllnnj’ SiM'#4jrwi Kvftrcmly ,, i ^ r .ii I rnfcctl«j t Kt»'j* iii Uh* F4*nui'iliti*tii)n n( f cICHT PRINT SHOP Tickets and complete inf*>rni*> • III III*: 10. All* tiin Bridge Game•. *’ Fi«st of alt.'' Parmelee told the ign hu iness. He explained that th* tinn from the nearest Toast L*na Y service on anything in for r*-rlerttiiii l.. the hffleu of slier combination is aimed nt laying out In’ ei rational News Service, "the I I!. I! Ill-: r nth. Kpeelnl JtrtSleC tig. A phone cull will get ff or Seminole I‘oiinly' sul.Je. i l.. •f -iii.l . .ms, |.v - 11*I ileerw up- —— Ticket Agent or Passenger Rep­ ^ — * United Flutes ha., the Wcbh-l’om- trade mcas, for cxplnltn ion by i‘ 1 will appreciate ><>ur pulnteil sliull offer f .r sale mi I resentative. tt. Phone IIT-W*. 9 Rail- acre own IT,™ terms. Paul P. lino rrvm your prop*rty. . ! K 3 .00 ,.vr; g " .,.;:2 !X ..♦ t t X iS ’ J S respect fti By yours. elimi" i'll I - Ilie liluliest Mililer for eiis;i |\ s>;|g «,I||CI'IT i< IIT UK t i i i : ctene act, which permi's tho com -, individual menihers, tl. Bnrnott, 19 Wall Street, Orlando, support. r . j r i Ia n i * TWKJfVV.TIMItli .ll'HICtAI. i ' l l : . hinntimi of Amininn corporation) tion of destructive • i.Mpo-ltim, ■t pillule Olltery hefi.r.* III*. West M c r i ' f / ( \7 r t s i 1 :1 ( t n Florida. I'lione 8398 or 5313. >1 <>r . f III.. I'oUTI House In sal.I OK T i l l : STVTl' ur* Kl.dltl I •V for export purpojea eliminating to fixing of price* uud regulation of , ? JOF1NG—The Roof EvIN A Nil K ''(( SKMGNOI.I-: f i l l .N■■ m ill II •• • ■— -m t n T i ' i u ,,!• UI'IIIMII i* ; ■•enilti.ile I'otllilv. I'b.rbbl. Ill Hoi n ccrtnin degree the influence of production. Metal shingles, 21— Acreage For Sale III Vo i l . 11% OI HI. VIi Mil. t. ,,J. ,,f ttnpford. Kb.rbbi, on MonTV, IN i 'I|ANl'HitV ----cut ATI *iy Mie 2ml day of .latuniry. v II A. W A ltl'. el ill. •'..mplnlnmiis the cuiiel in Imildiivg up its foreign Filch a system v. ul.l, of to i -i.*, Jht/ijit; \ ( tr Vein* ream tin &mt galvlnlzed I tn-Teliy nnni.iinc.- myself ns a |I isss, |.. tween Hi, hours of It nini'i.clr. lie impossible in t?n‘ ed Ftite . ow James H. Cowan. Oak FOR SALE:—Beautiful nrreage iMlliIbbil. for Sheriff of fietltlln.le i in |hi' forenoon mot 2 III llie uflcr w i ; i; i: i:ni:. et al, i'.‘ «■•»* *tp Trnflli* IViM/iuirkl between Orlando roads. 33 l-.l '.null subject In ilio nnloii off n.mn. thu property ilescrllietl ft* sail |,"V'riWn “ Then the tariff law, with it* ing to the provision, of tin* S’l.r Ii Third St. Phone 111. fendaiMs. prlnuiry _J »j* i decree, lying mol being in tl: | iut*’i ’ < iiSl'BI'. 'O ' M'A’ ITHA**i: acres, consisllng of some high and j iho ' ^ivno.crntb fh'xililo provisions, -lives probalily mnn Anti-Trust act. Nl l*e|t.,K i>K XI AST Kit'S SAI.K situated I'clit In ih. early p.irt <r Jum cs*. *• ,u„i> of . ........ Him.* of Klnri UP Y d k U O L D W A L L S seme low land. !d?n!ly A T L A N T I C Nuilce is hnvin i\.n thnt | uileiiuaie protec ion, generally While none of ♦lit? thr.v c irp •Very respectlvole, dn and desrrllieil ii « follows. . ..i- . .......... , --------------------------|T1IK NF;W WALL TAINT for poultry 'arm. Frontng* on old d. and in pur’s i i m i , to thm .-..r-; speaking, to Ihe diemicnl industry etions have complete mar.opolic t in i: E. llltAUV. T i e Northeast onarter I N K I - I ) IINR NEW AND BET- Orljndo road. Caa ho bought at •f the Ni.rlhavst iiuarter L I N E '•i‘ m Final I re. *.f Korcclesii'c ;n u,js country, Wiiilo cvcrylunly their countries thfy represent the C O A S T <N\V l - l ) of Pert lull Sit, T o w n ­ )R FURTHER IN FORMA a bargain with very easy payment:, ! — — —— i.'.l M iV .iy Tif^N.ivrmhc'r'A.'' t"" i '.;V' prohohly would not egrre that the! hfggcH of the chemltul producers, ai 8onlit. Itunxe .10 Kssi. [CALL PHONE 235 J OR This is an opportunity for some K ot the 8t... I.- | ship md hv ihv i'ii.uii *'..!irt in m*d tariff is surftdcn'ly protective, American engineers said that an I, v the West lell lu res, eon• > „I,he nniiuil, :voT,, in. .-line C. COLLER, SANFORD. one to get u desirable poultry farm In.liters i f T h e Hmifonl llulhllng | i lining tlilrty uerrs mure or h.r Seminole ...... ... Kbirld i, ‘ “ yct-we do not luivc much to fear immediate effect probably would ii nr**rv. In ii eiiu-v therein| I.-*s nil In Peniliutle fo u n ty , for nlmost nothing. For further cn.l l.uaii Assort 1 1lo ii wilt he livid Klorldti. ••r.H'li'C Wile re In II ' " V I P . II rl (lie office o f suhl Association. information see It. J. Iloll v- First 2‘!I A HK.lltl.T8 and ianoibi Avenue. Hanford. Klu.. together with all th" tenements. W M MINI'XI 7RAPH- repairing, piano National Hank Building, Sanford, in «.M ' \ llt.KH S IIVTIN ;»**»• p : imi |*. M.. Suturdiiy. January hereditaments mid uppurienunr. bycxrerts with 17 years Florida. himi fiAYMnsn lllli. |SJ*. for I he purpose of etvrt ■ Ihereln in itit; any wl>* ' imi *iii 1l.elonglng 11 ■•him i ii** or im » i” , - i * ■« to .lie sold ;*t: V " 111r*'* mid ISI.v ! i*k a Board of nine Directors and appertaining. tT. Ssnfi rd music store ' . . . . . . Ihe. . - line . . i•"kni.io ..L llir." •• a.p.Uv'e'l .,..i* id«f> «fi iial.illf ' 1 v H I mtuit's: ill, I I'll III IShnpncc. Room 1 0 4 i i Me | 2 2 - R e a l f o t o t c T o E xch a n ge I 'Z lw ' I • l! . Ik (Irlffllh SiMiclut 3('a»:.■l, lluv uf -aid runs. lo - IIn Overee ii|o , |Arcade. Inh'.l shall offer for .ale mid i : It IK KITH . V h *v?iaL _------------ * ga- ,; or Exchange— ft'iduuhtc A. r. roSSKMiT’ - I ........ >.11 I*, the highest lildder for ra-li • I \ •iffl 19 '?>*■ MAY BE M ENACE: I Travel by Train ■s f . -jg Jk M 1 t I Mmstrr ■ put.He i.uterv I.. fore 111" ftft'esl \VM llEAHDAI.r., o - of th-. t'oiir* House In sahl Kf.lb'iliir for Knniotalnants. •vmlimle Count). IN <r|ua. In III** i 217 T w o houses. One .fourteen IN T H E KlllCl'I T I'Ol'ItT DK THE rily of Sanford. Kb.rl.li. on Xlmol.iv TW'E.NTY-TIIIIID JU D ICIA L KIHrooms, three upartments, threr the Sip! it.av <*f J iim.iry. A. I* *'UIT <IK T H E STATE OK Kl.nlt DRUG STORE—Prc- bathrooms. One four rooms and •sit between Ihe hours of II III the (L c s a l Notices) IDA IN AN D KOIl HEMINOl.E t renoon anil 3 In th. aflernitun Drugs, Soda. We aro bnth.' Separate garage for KOUNTY. IN KltANUKHY. •l. prooerty ileserBo I -In aahl d 1«u as your phone. Call 103 four cars. •’ .1 I'KKOltD. K.>ni|Maliiaiit. cere Ivlng and l.*'.ng In »he Cnunlv Orange, Grapefruit, vs IN KiifltT OK KtiPNTV JI'fMtB. : Seminole. g*«le ..r Florida, und and Tangerine trees. Shade trees SK.MGNOGH COUNTY. STATE OF RAYMOND W. iSHEENE. et al. D ." •I* » -rlhed as follow s: - * — **• •, NC BI.OCKS— Irrigation Three blocks I fendiints. to Stetson University kgoih DA . The »*'| St (Jtiacl. r >f I 'e Nnrlh»nd general cement work. and threo blocks to school. Price to r.- Estate, of JOHN L M1M.hR. FoltKKGUHUUE o K MORTOAOE. ■ si Quarter ef llie Northwest MiTIKE OK XI ASTEH’ H HALE Dei—used. t'liarier ,*r Section si. Township ' Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* $16,000, Will ncccpt stock o f Nuilce Is hereby given that un ( M 9)'Uilh Range 111 Enel To all crnilltor*. legutrrs, dlslrlbu| Prop. 3rd and Elm tevs nail nil |iersolis having iter and In puriiii.in*‘v t,« tlmt ceriiili, 'vg.Tl.er with saleable merchandise or small all the l. neinent*. i Final Deeree nf Ktirei Insure mid ’ •■•••■dltamrnl* und appurtenances claim* or demands ug ilnst said clear property, up to $5,000. us Site iiinilf i>ml enlereit till the JJml *herei • belonging or In any wl«.-| estate: first payment and take long timo nf November. A. D. I!*i; li> •■tpertslttlii'r III*' same In be sold ft vii noil each nf you. are here. ililj Wanted Female uni by tbe Clri'ull Court in mnt for, ' > sall-fv th-- sold ilecree. da'ed l, -----. mortgage for balance. Sly pro- I'l notified unit rei|ll|reil to present Hemlliate Cnmity. Florida. In ehun- • • H nnford F l o r i d ' , th e J l n d . il.ij any. elnlms ami damamls which you. ™ wanted for the holi- : Perty nil clear. Address J. W. >r either, of >'**u. may have ..gainst eerv. In a certain cause ihvi ■f November, A D i" Rutherford. Green Cove Spring!, the estate of Ji i||N I Mil.HER. pending wherein f* J. UKKOIlD * R. II IHHKKITII. mol RAYM OND w ^ McCrory 5 & 10c .to r,. , ^ " decratwil. lain of Seminol. c >iiniy. c.ininlnitiant. Special Master. Florida, to (he I loti. Jta. t*. Sharon i SltEI'.N'E. Ilr tn m ir r * fncoi'tiorated W.M. REftRDAl.U llluckman are lie•'..uni) Judge of Seminole C ointv. ind Berkley S .Ilcli.ir for Complain mis k: lIi*h type solicitor, w o -1 *,. t ots i.’o r Sale •I his office In the County Court fun du tils: Deferred. Boa xwc c-o l ru r I. It tt llrifritli. Bpecl.il Master, house in Seminole County. Florida, within twelve mouths from the of said cause by said decree m>-' IFOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST date pointed, shall offer for sale .mil lierenf BEFORE THE BOOM. Well lusell to Did highest lildder for irns'i I laird Nov. 29 th. A. I' T97T I *nelal *• mitillc nufrrv before the West l.l'I.A A. AHI.GER enttd iv loti iHvin^ facing »•••• i-ntt on ■»—— m i riUi'ti ... _Palmetto _*. ------1 It*,use A d m l n l s t r a t r i * JP o f '. P he E s|t a t e■ of■I (| o r «if the UK•Hi AND M O R T - 1 Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good j ii H N I- MIl.GEIt I Sem'iude County. Kloridn. in th DISCOUNT ON ALL I ,1 I *•n - of Sanford. Florida on ........ COM! AN ft’ . U 2 Second neighborhood. Very desirrh'e for PLAT1NU31, DIAMOND DIN•lay i 1 e ind. day ef January. A 0 % h* ine, quite close to school. $1750.00 L), E'Jv. between Ihe hours of 11 NER KINGS AND BAR PINS improved business ! Almost your own t-rm.i. Address .... .. „ ' III Hie (orenoon and 2 In the Mm «rt£ lS r£ AU<? wUfi Jeminolo Buiklers. Inc. P. O. Box tV k .vt v .t i i i Iii ? .m hb ; ! ku ki' ig ' ternonh. the tiroperty described In M cLAU LIN S suld iberee. lying and being In - ' kts as security. 431, Sanford, Honda. k m t ok t i i i ; Pt a t k <>k m i l ; . Hie C.*umjr nf Seminote. State i f cii.r’ib en*l I’ oscrlltud »■ follow*: , ■ Y R T G R n t.T m K .r, 'Complainant.. Regilinihg lit the Southwest and Eggs J26— Miscellaneous For Sale ' TV c rnrr* nf the SESI-t **f the j '•P l»IT” MEY. Defendant, MV l - t ,if Kecttnn 2* Township IMXIH' VINT FOR Dlft’tIRCB Sms fattened to order, Must sell R. C. A. Super iletr>South. Range .'to East. SelliTHE - T ' T E .rite KlaiRIDA TO (■v-i'e Cminlv, Florida, run East dyne Radio. Phone 101. r«.m, ""dressed. Mail orEt) RPifnRY: t*1 feet. North l i t f e n . Weal ‘ hillips’ Poultry Yard, v..o are hereby erdrrrd nmt ref 1 7 f *etrt nih 371 feet to place ! Ha. Y a r d raiscrl Capons. 50c per .mired to appear on the second day of t'osctnn'.ng. AI.SO beginning and f January. A. D. i'il.1. to the Rill puond. R. F. D. A. Box 251. at th" Northeast corner of the Med against you In the above t'E 1 I or llie K\V (»l run Smith ■®oU< a k) Flowers b u ild in g Cu (Jpsala road. C. V. Ansley. itsd cause The F'anfo- I llrrnlil i fit f-e*. West 33(1 feel. North Is le-rehy design it.'.I as the new*till* feet. East 'ttn feel In Ihv , . i 2100 Strands of wood for sale, a t riper In wtilch this order shall l*c tdnre nl orgtiinlng. together wllh nil the tenement*. «s«l i 1 " ’ h? r *PT,n»f $2.75 and $3.50. W. 15th St. putdlshnL . Will U 'lttirs* t h e o f f i c i a l sen I a n d t h e heredltam* nt» mid utipurteiiatir-s n lin e of l b " C le r k nf said C irc u i t thereto I.eloOuilig or in «n> wis • r' Arcod;-' m . H 0k" Phone 497 L 2. C ourt, th is (lie SRIt d a y of NnV- appertain her. the *«ms to he wld of nu“ , B,"if*i and he ‘ . Uriel fy,’e $tr,riM' AH|Christmas trees from fifty cents urihcr. !»:T. . V. . E. DOUR GASS. to saD“f>' ‘ he said decree, dated at '‘ __ j op. Comer 2nd Street, ami Pork ' Clef U. Sanford. Florida, the 22nd day or November. A. 1*. lj)37. , Ry A. XL’ WEEKS, i tncoufl • r“ ' r ~ Are. M. 31. Lord, phone ,3512. it. n. n n i F K i T R D. .Cl M iff Signs o f UK k in d s., ' for ! I’aint k Wall I'an^ property in ’ w. l t °ViVc Secretary. Rest residence sl'ctio" ' ^ 25% LUMBER Materials H O M E S for H O M E SE E K E R S T HERE'S no need to apend weary hour* •earthing for a desirable horn* or homrjitr. Every day you will find many beautiful homes ia idsol locations listed and carefully described in our W ant A d Section. Buy now before the cold weather begins, and be assured o f a warm and com­ fortable home for the winter. You will find every t f p ^ o l home from a four-room cottage to a new mansion offered fo r aole in our Wont Ado. Advertising In our W ant Ads is the quickest, most economical, and satin, factory way to buy or sell merchandise o f any kind. Security Lumber Co, * — ——— r* I ria.tically new. glrlls bicycle, will, S TJ. room, twin1 sell for $17.50, worth $33M.* S W NIX. tkr S o R eitn r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t P*Tlf Ate. Jro, F. Pearson, phkne 180. S p e c i a l M a s ' rc. \YM, lU'.ARDAfd*. rH.itcitnr f«r - Cituplalarnt. Phone 797. Efl '•fata I '* AW? -------------------- — . � 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 20, 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 20, 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/e95c8fcbdaa5cd251d4a09bfa1ccb573.pdf c3cd0901202f032c58431951057b7322 PDF Text Text X •v.W' . m r iMLshcd Iny' Ik art. iq World’s Greatest Vegetable Section. Its Richest Garden Land. VOLUM — ■ ■ ■ ■■ Rain ard colder ton (hit; . day fair, older In sooth pot temperature near freezing in < treme north portion tonight. Leased Wire International News S cn lc^ • Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations Mercury Tumbles 5 ? 43 This Afternoon formal Opening Is Set For New Year’s Eve With Legionaires In Charge Of Program [ostelry T o B e ' Open Y ear Round ^xperiencedHotelMen Will Have Supervis­ ion Of Local Place, _ Fanfonl shivered today as Ring Winter arrived in full J tee. Chilling winds aided by nun*, ranging fn>;.i * .irizzle to a ih^vnpour of several minutes duranihH **nt the mercury turn* t ling to Id this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The approach of cold weather was announceU by a sudden drop in the temperature on Sunday. 1 a.«t night at K o'clock the ther­ mometer reading was B'J' nnd this morning at the same time it was 17. A gradual drop of ti e temperature is expected to­ night with near freezing weath­ er forecast. Frost was predicted for the eintral section tonight. Report.* 11 cclved !»> Th.- II raid by the International News Service in­ dicate that the Southland is in d .' gripY of a st vciv cold sp.dl. Sleet and snow fell a t D.efuniak SpringH this morning, the first little tlii£jin<i happened' in 15 years. Similar reports came from towns nenrh., , ,i the Gulf HOLIDAY RUSH FINDS SANFORD STORES READY Gaily DecoratedShopYY'indows Hisplay Fine AsHortmentOf Christmas Goods For Local Buyers OfDiscei’hingTastes Last Minute Shoppers Fill Business Houses Several Establishments Stage Boles To Furnish Patrons Yule Goods A t Low Brices Guhmen Attempt To Shoot Editor FLINT, Mich.,-, Dec. 19­ — (IN’S )—Two gunmen who a t­ tempted to assassinate J. K. Taylor, crime-fighting editor and general manager of the Flint DjUy Journal, in his home last night, were sought today. The men escaped after firing one ineffective shot r.t Taylor when he opened his front door in response to a ring of the door bell. Mint wu* greatly disturbed a t the a t­ tempted crime, which is simil­ ar to that in Canton, Ohio, where Don Mellett, newspaper editor was killed. Taylor has bitterly fought crime since he came to Flint seVen years ago. LINDBERGH SEES BULLFIGHT FROM PRESIDENT’S BOX i i. NUM BER CRUEL MURDER Heavy Seas OF YOUNG GIRL STIRS POLICE / Mutibtwt Body O f California Twid tie turned B y Kiannp pers To Furaer. V»*no Paid Ijirge Sum r t r sJer Ransom Of Wor] ADMIRAL STATES RESCUE EFFORTS Hundreds In Rescue Fc Suspend NAVAL DISASTER TO BE RESUMED To Because OfWeai : WAS ACCIDENTAL AS SEA SUBSIDES Diver Succumbs Note Threatening Girl’s Sister Sent Woman, Arres»ed Near Scene Of Crime, Ir Held By Police As Accomplice In Murder Fhe Spirit of Christmas, which LOS ANGELEs, Pee. 11).— After The Fate 01*Imprison* An Attempt To Send Oxygen, during the last two weeks has ed .Men Is Definitely Estab­ (IN'S)- Arrested near the spot seemed to lag behind its usual, Food And Fresh Water Will timi', hit Sanford today with the! lished. The Navy Will Turn whc'.c the nmtiluted body of Mnr[Lease of the Hotel Forrest' fl'W t. BeMado WhenWcathqr Per­ v. eek-end rush of cool w eather' To Inquiry Of Catastrophe ion Parker was flung at her father ike to R. 0. ‘Middleton, m its; Members Still Live from the north and brought o u t1 hv tin* girl's fiendish kidnapper, n lomincnt hotel man of P a lm the glittering Christmas decora-1 S-4 WASHINGTON, D. Dee. 19. woman was being grilled by police tu ns to make every store in th"i PRONV1NCETOWN. Mass., Dec. each and New York, was an*1 rity festive for tho final week of ArrnngcmcntH Are Made For today in tho liellcf that she may — (IN S)— Admiral Churlos S. 19.—Rescue operations for the minced today by Edward have been an accomplice in one of Hughe*, chief of nuvnl operations, crew of the sunken U. 3. submar­ holiday shopping. Every merchant Mnlher’s fcgsins, managing director of , . Reception On, Her the most atrocious- crimes .....- In the announced that the Nevy Depart­ ine S-4, which were stopped by a PROVINCETOWN, in Sanford expects n week of cx -: ment does not hold anyone' to 45-mlle gale, will be resumed be­ Dec. 19.— (IN S )— H o p s ccllcnt business. , Arrival; M ra. Lindbergh To h.*tnry of a civilized city. |e Sanford Hotel Realty Co.. hlnmc for the collision. tween I and 5 o’clock th is ' nftcr- saving the known six w h o , Leave Today By Airplane .. ,' < ’ur thousand ixdice officers of [Rowing negotiations which The annual rush of last-niinu’c — _____ -southern California today rontinu“ If than* was ever nn accident, noon. shoppers will find every store gasping their lives a w a y B ivc been under way for the The mother ship Falcon, which ,'i1 MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1P.-(INS)*I** ' car,ch / ' ,r the M naPPer pure and simple, this was one,” window in the city gaily decorated the cramped torpedo room ( Lst few days and which were i —win, /!,..* n.. i f / t ut , *la>er of l2-y.'nr-oid Marion Hughe* said, after a thorough wns pumping a ir into the submar­ miring the day ami brilliantlyy lI V .th the foot flush of official pa rkcr. whose mutilated torso Sat- study of detnilcd official inform a­ ine to displace water ballast ceas­ the sunken submarine S-4, Insummatcd on Saturday. lighted tonight when practically' honor to himself over. Colonel unlay night was re turned to her tion from Admiral Brumby. “Thus ed operation* in oracr to remove hundred fe e t below H he st L e r the nn-angement.*. Mr. Mid- Sunfc.Td GardenClubSponsors every store from the largest to the* ( bl* Perry M. Parker, bnnk fur, of course, wo have not given naval diver Michaels to the Char­ Ln ha* purchased the option; Move To Encourage Living smallest will he open for evening' buries A. Lindbergh assisted ay let to °iucinl. upon payment of $1500 thought to anything save the work leston Navy Yard for hospital facevof the pitching Atlant Imerly held by the Associated: chopper*. Ample holiday stocks Mexican officialdom, today Trees As Best Way To I'icvork to receive fittingly hk m.|. of rescuing the men. Wo feel, how- j treatm ent fur injuries received dwindled today when the hi |tcls Inc., which recently was nuw. ll greet the gift seeker in every •her who starts today on n hfr ntr Excitement, already at white ever, from tho Information which when" Ho ’was caught between a Na­ dreda of rescue workers, 4 tureThe SpiritOf Christmas shop and in some pre-Christnif.s jnped p.s the operators of San-j was intensified by the find­ hnx romo to us during tho work of vy tug and tho side of the Fal­ ers, engineers and scores sales will lure on tho bargain trip to be with her sou forr Cnriyt. heat, |d's tourist hostelry, ing of a note threatening the Jlfc Jife rescue, that the accident was en­ lon. The falcon wa* not pumping mrs. J ing^of Living Christmas trees as Hie hunters. . under the term s of the lease, gh is expected iof /Ynriorie Parker, the slain girj's tirely unavoidable. We arc not oxygen to the trapped ‘seamen. salvaging ships were laid ic Mr*. Lindbergh best means of typifying the Y'ule At the head of Magnolia A*'vlith is for a long period, the ho­ lursday, Alberto ™ » note polio? r e blunting tho Coa»t Guard, nor tho The storm which had arisen pre­ by high seas and extrem e < •Vodnesday or Thursd ] will he operated the year round, spirit are being urged l>j members r-m on First Street, 'the Fost.il Bravo, arriving in Arrival of the hug® air n San Antonio, ' r[e,[ .todl,V' h‘*« bc«n P 'n f officers or crew of the Paulding.'' vented other divers from descend­ formal opening will take of tlic Sanford Garden Club ns Telegraph’s now office attracts ing. pontoons which were to ba us part of « nation-wide movement, those who wish to greet friend* Texas, today, will represent tne ...., , _ , , ill the „ J & * * .* ".!"* f,r" *!,nrm ,ox in. After the fate of thu imprisoned Ice on New Y’cnr’s Five with tho According to nn announcement toRear Admiral Philip Andrews, bringing tha disabled c ra ft to t Mexican Department of Comnr.uni- in , h ’ 'j } , c a,nrm l,l1lrnt'<l men U definitely established, the Impboll-Losaing post of the Am- dny by Mrs. Henry Wight, presi- in other places with a wide it*, cations commandant of the Boston Naval surface had buoyed up spirits and will make arrange^ n.r‘ .wn" la'n,ejiiatc Navy will turn to nn official in­ soi Uncut. of holiday greeting tel.-, |cnn Legion in charge of tin- nr* d et of the local organization. 1,1u“ ",i th^ ,’nrk" quiry of tho disaster, Hughes said. Base, told the International News the rescuers early in the day, grains. Bright colored decoration! n.euts for M n. Lindbcgh's rieep- 'J ! ' ngements. The hotel with all of Service correspondent over the the Workers were forced to su n •ion in Mexico. Her first sttp In , AII i-licc officers in U Angeles “ All over America,” said Mrs. and a lighted Christmas tree com. Another obstacle offered by tho telephono that he expected the der, as the day wore on, to fnciliticR will he offered for tluMexican territory will bo Tam iku , ’“'.V V" f'-h o u r duty Wight, “ tlie garden clubs.nnd kinplete the window display. rough seas wn* rcvculcd in a mes- storm off tho capo to reach its mountainous winter seas* of the Legionmire* and the uf- died organization are urging the there port official* will prlvllic ' !l’, t-h“ ’r-n rrh for th° ni sngo to tho Navy Department in height nt about 2 o'clock, after Next door, the windows of and little girl. Ir is anticipated us one of th* use One diver whose facilities for tho final four-kour ----- heroism kei of living Christmas trees, either Lon’s outstanding social events. in tlie illumination of some ever* woodruff & Watson’s store uiv hop to the Mexican Capital. A few hours after Perry Al. Par­ which Admiral Brumby advised h which it would gradually subside. him iu the frigid w aters would be impossible to use floutpeeked with many gifts for men As soon n* possible a fter that kcr stooped to the road to take to the limit of human endv IVnother feature of the manage green tree already in the home Lindbergh retired last njght .ing cranes to pull up the S--1 .be­ lilt's greetings of Sanford cili grounds or in the planting of one and red nnd green streamers and rflc r n day of considerable uijiv- hi* arms what he then believed cause of tho heavy weather. ‘Tho time, ho anid, un attem pt would be ready has been taken to a boa; to send food, oxygen and tal. ps will be the Christmas tree to be used annually f o r th ia pur- paper bells. Included in the gift ity not the Inst of which w'usjone was his living daughter, n stock­ M cirett Chupmnn nnd Scott Co., of made fresh w ater into the hull of the dir play uijp tics, robes, socks, pa­ ing fix,ted woman screaming ran |t y which will Ihj given Friday aose.” The best naval engineer* in jamas. tuxedoes, suits, slippers, of the host bull fights ever pul on out <>f the house, two doors uwny, New York offered two floating wrecked craft. Irrnoon fijom 3 to 5 o'clock, government's service are asse Mrs. Wight cited examples of traveling bags and sweaters for i in n c*l>’ " h ero bull fights urrirecranes. YVhilo Admiral Andrew* refused "I didn't kill her! I didn’t kill '.very boy nnd girl in the cities which have taken the lead In r.ion and hose and shoes for zvom-j Hulnr occurancM. Shortly before noon today, tho to stat> how he 'expected to ac­ led to perform, if possible ano I li?r,” the hysterical woman shouted. under the age of nine Is cord* th«- movement, which is described oil. Crepe paper covered with Job The young aviator attended tho Believing the woman to lie drunk, Navy made public thu following complish this, it was inferred that miruclo of marine enginee; us one of mu h Importance. In n 40 men went ’ down will |y invited to attend, ly Santa Claus pictures form u fight a* the guest of President t Qd» officers led her off to jail. Be- dispatches of It* most recent com­ nn attem pt to cut thru the wall submonjble and six are kno munications from Admiral Brumby was In prospect. The Admiral de­ . I ice and sat in tho president’s fhe now lessee of tho hotel has California town, Mrs. Wight said, background. «. Idcnt's Urc j coining .-uspiclous of the house nied reports circulated nlong the be alive, trapped in th eir In identified with this line of there is h thoroughfare known far In the windows of the Sunford near the ImrrijO. The bull rlry:, from which tho woman fled, do- uhourd the Falcon, and wide ns the “Street of Christ­ wnter front th a t it had been learn- tomb on tho ocean's f l “Continued blowing tanks sal­ lines* fo r'a number of years. Tie which ordinarily holds 15,000 peV^L'jitlvtx catered to find five '.loo*ly Trees.” where thousands drive brug Company is n fireplace of son*, vage airline. 1*.»* brouglu .large J4Q more men of tho submarine have signalled pitiful Irates the Wardman Park Hotel mas was packed with an addition-Tn/el murks ui» tHe Poor. Tliliy for miles to see th* long lines of bright red brick in which a eupt crow were alive. He* pointed out their releosgi *n quantities of air bubble* to the ^Vashington, D. C. nnd also holds gay light*. Jacksonville plans to cheerful red Christmas fire i< al 3,tKK). And other thousands were | were uumistnknhjy n mun's footis fouling raptm. thnt divers were n o t , working at surface. Thi* i* an indication that ics on the Devon, Russell and have 25 lighted trees in the park*, burning. The windows glitter unable to gain admittance. Stream- mark*, this time, and th a t therefore there hope lies In the Ingen ^ frfux hotels, nl| of New York tho expenses to be born? by the '>irii tinsel and red and green, er# decorated the ring and baud', Following t|p- reil footprint* ut least one main ballast tank un­ was < no means of communication expert* above them. watered. The Ruth ami Tennis H uh of city government. In addition there tlie Christmas colors, and tho played at intervals. the investigutors were led into u A ir (s being pumped tn with tho S -l at the moment. “Th-* sea i* entirely too rough |ni Reach, one of the most ex* will he hundreds of smaller trees in nift.i on display include kodak*, Six picked hulls foil before the bathreom and kitchen of th? swamped 3-4 which lie* « Word wns received thnt the for diving nnd getting worse, “ On sivc clubs of the winter colony privat? gardens. leather accessories for the smo­ swords of two toreadors, each de­ house. Here they found drieil intho ocean mud, with the blood Idotche* on tho floor. A m o u n t of the very serious condi­ pontoons, which will be used in ’ frequented by many of the Speaking further upon the sub­ ker, candies in holiday boxes, dicated to the President nnd other hutch of razor blades, i^ppaumtly tion of diver Michael* tho Falcon raising tho submarine, were only forcing it to the surface toilet article*, stationery ami dec- prominent personuges. it prominent personages of Am-! ject, Mrs. Wight said. I* proceeding to Boston to land 30 miles uway nt 12 o’clock. Tho his plan held only the vaguest oraGons for the Christmas tree. jrn. is also under the operation Tlds bull fight was one of the blood crusted, had been ditched in him nt the naval hospital, ns it in ships Sagamore and luka, towing of success, engineers had consii I “The custom is so beautiful, so Inside the store is festive with regular Sunday afternoon fights tho corner of the living room. (•Mr. Middleton. the pontoons, were expected to ed cutting away the torpedo i practical and so eminently suited Frightened by the inlruDion, 11 impracticably to transfer him to reach the scene of the disaster be­ with It sealed air comparton !• Y'. MidJIeton, brother to It to Fiuridn climate and conditions colored paper ropes centering in Earlier in the day, Lindbergh a t­ and her vessel. The Falcon will re­ fore <1 o’clock. tended u special exhibition oT bull­ | man stepped hesitatingly out of n Miihllrton, has been named that it will surely soon prevail all a huge Chris liras bell. and Us six men with the idea The Y’owell Company's windows fighting, horsemanship, lus*oing, darken* <1 room nnd mot the offic­ turn to Provincetown immediately.” It was known that six members raising thia one section and its usurer of the local hostelry nnd over the stn t:. Sanford, through The Navy Department understand* arriveil to assume his new the initiative of the Garden Club, arc bright with ropes, tinsel and and other cowboy-stunts. So hi* er* with u Munched face. He fnl- the Falcon left Provincetun about of tho S-4’s crew were nlivo; the man cargo. Uringly explained that he lived in fnto uf the other* wus still to be But even this daring plan li* . Like his brother he has liy n falling promptly* in(o line, nnd its other holiday decoration*. In the total for the day, despite many the house alone und that hi* “ land­ d o'clock this morning. Allowing determined. A chain wns laced, lies without power of executl p-tifie.l with the hotel business members, are urged to light a right window is a display of men’s proi-sts from individual* and *•- lady’’ h.ul g»nc awav tind hu did for thorough son*, it may not be beneath the submarine Just be­ winter gales lash the w ater many years. tree in their gardzns wherever this v-caf and in the center window cldics in the United State.*, was not know where t»> find her. aide to return until lute thi* a fter­ fore noon, but the work of raising are gift suggestions for the wo­ two bull fights. hegving, pitching sea th a t A. Schlosser bus been np- can he done. Strings of lights may noon. tho vessel could not go nny fu rth ­ barrels and barrels of oil The man was unable to exp^tin men. The left window is filled Ditrd manager, coming here from be obtained from ten cent stores Five additional divers from the er until the pontoons arrived. ’ the coincidence when he. said the temper, |in Reach wlitre last year lie nnd from electrical firms of the with lingerie, dresses, Spanish alrplune carrier Lexington ure cnnunie of hi* landlady happened to Thu U. S. S. Mohave arrived with I Condition Mrs. Mamie shawls, furs, hats, toilet articles, Divers who are mo; • Inagtil the Hath and Tennis <Hub city. be “ Mr*. Parker." He gnve hi* route from Boston to Provincctuwi 25 ton* of working gear and pon­ willing to risk tbeir It p r Mr. Middleton’s supervision. " ‘Of native trie s the myrics and pmketbooks, hose and a host of Tolar Reported Grave own toon equipment and was standing name as William Long and on the Dvstroyer SlurUcvnut. Icy cold w aters, tbeir hehlosbCT formerly managed he cedar transplant well ami lake other things including Freneii by wailing for tho Bugamore anil ness constantly m cna.__ when tuken to police headquarter* Itcikloy-Cnrtnrct Hotel in As* pruning into shape very kindly. M t u . luka. . .. ! The condition of Mr*. Mamie and confronted l>.v a woman who heavy pressure of the wata f> I’.irk. N. J. nnd the Harding The local nurserymen will furnish . I J * 1' ® ,i!,' ,M‘ny |T o la r. one of Sanford’s oldest and hud run out of tlie house, ho said submarine’s depth, now al *<•1 at Long Branch, both of 'ino specimens of Arizona cypress W tl !** * a.ni most beloved citizen*, was .pr*»- the su*|H'ct wn* hi* daughter. Isuly by. ----with and.................. th • various arbor vitae m largo large tourist lioslelries. lie ,-— - ----------- anti ,ropca ,, , little trees , at,, regular j mum,-ed very- grave this afternoon The woman gave 'here name n* YVtthout the aid of «U managed tho Pino Hill at P a**'Jonipcrs lo o n ier* . in.crvnjs along eacli bide, rh following n serious illncs* of sev­ Lillian Pmllry and lifter Wing score of engineers and i^tian. Miss., for several s e a -' “ A cvinmlltce from lh*- Garden 'vreadies and tinsel. In the rigiit eral day*. Fears were entertained questioned Li-lund closed doors, fin­ experts are helpless. “Sea «. Club composed of B. F. Whitner Jr-1 w' ndow nro m ens accessor- that .Mrs. Tolar m ight not he aide ally was placed in an Isoluted cull too rough for diving and It 1i** our purpose miri.i i- to t» rerv >rrvc Roy Syuics ami ilenry Nickel have '<■’• un,l *n (he left window are t0 survive through tho night. on suspicion of murder and man­ DACULA, Gu.. Dec. 19.—(INS) ting worse,” Admiral women, Jjford citizens to tlis best of our orrangi'd for the planting of a very <R“ ,!* slaughter. The man who siitd* he Mrs. Tolar wus stricken Friday s a id ' he, - -Snto and county officers Yodnv ported. A chill northwest Crvno paper, riLbous, wreaths ulternon with streptococci Infcc- was her futher wuz released after , Wt.ri. e«hter!nir their effort* on the PDr and to give them n hotel fine young evergreen in the squaiV ROME. Dec. 10.—Five new bus swept down on the »h efficient " management. H'e tho foot <»f Park Avenue, which nnd tinsel muke Lloyd’s Shoo lion which has spreadI rapidly can*- being subjected to a long U'rllirmr MpprXm.uVn or n , ^ ‘ cardinul* were created by Pope rescue ship, buffeting ■ p1a i r or axent to make the Hotel Forrest j Mayor E. F. Houaholder ac- Store uttractivo t^ the bargain ing tho pAticnt * condition to grad* J * ~ 1 murderers who ■practituily Pius XI a t a secret consistory at to froth wsves many feet dccipiNo an establishment where all xopt a* the Christmu* gift of the hunters seeking shoes ut the bi ually grow worse. Her advanced the Vatican today. All are nonTURKEY FLIES tnted Jim Dennifiold, 55, and his Divers had earlier d Garden Club to the city. After ‘ sale which will continue unti u year* Have also contribut'd to ^ord may find a cordial we Ison, John, 9, und rol.bed them of Itulian*, thu* restoring tho equa the broken hull and re « anil a place which will be this treo ha* attained suitable Christmas Eve. Many attractiv*- Mrs. Tolar’* weakensd condition KEY WEST, Flu.. Dec. 19.— MOO 0 ntneir lonely fnrnt near balance between Italians and Non tappings from the six Italian* in the CoRoge of Cardi­ in the torpedo room, Intcd to with civic pride,” said growth it will he lighted annually ; biq pers are* displayed u* possible Member* of the family have Inen (IN S )—The first turkey ever to here. for the holiday weekgifts. rummutied to the bedside. nals. [• Schioaser. fly, was brought from llnvuna t» The bodies of the two ux« vic­ “ Arrangement* have . already In the window ut McKinnonThose receiving the red hat are: tappings were heant in Key West today aboard the United tims wore found sprawled ucrots , c management announced that MANY’ women ubroad have ca­ Mates-Cuhu air n ail pluae, piloted tho floor of their home by Joe Monsignor Raymond. M. Rouleau tion of the vessel but w Id will b* available for privntc been made for the lighting of a MnikwooU’a are- attractive Chri*’tree in Central Park at •» o’clock , mas posters and a large display of archbishop of Quebec, Canada. were those of men or fk tered business. by Charles Morgan. 7bes, brid^j-lunchcons, dances , , „ Bowen, another farmer, lute yes­ Monsignor Pedro Segura Y. Saenx, es of wreckage wash men’s wrai including slippers, tics, other kind* of entertainment, on C irU tnuu ivening^ — * ■ ■. ■ " ........ ■ ' ■ terday afternoon when be went to urchbishop of Toledo, Spain. Mon the flooded Interior the ,l*!ts, pajama*, buthrobes, handuir.ing room will also be availLull on tho two. He Immediately signor Charles Joseph Dinet, arch unable to determine. for dinners and banquets. notified county authorities who bishop of Besancon, France. • > f Edward Ells berg, fora 1bxg*. .Many of tlie article* are . 'far as is possible local help launched an immediate investigat­ tenant Commander in th* » ts J ' f — dirplaytd In gift boxes. The Rev. Justinian Sxcredl. 1 (• he employed, Mr. Schlosser ion, joined by other law-onfurca- Dominican, who becomes Arch­ regarded i | the coan * A n u - K e d J r o r c c s in * RoumllUk and Anderson’S Drug x SeVeral ntembers of the __ . ment agencies today. Tiro mark* bishop of Gran, Hungary, and prl- authority on 1 • "toro in decorated with wreaths, *" *lav« already been engaged from the badit-alayer*’ car and niuto of Hungary. . i®i __ _ tlnael. In the window other* arc expected to be re- *B* l* o ' o d yJ M 3 S S 3 C r € S facingnn«l bloody finger prints were tho only a ms Mousignor Alouuio Lepicier, ti First Street i* u big canlCINCINNATI, Dec. 19.—Dram­ been trying for week* to send him *d within the next few days, tular bishop of Tarsus, who will llts ill-fated-Bl and t! board Santa Claus. On display ore atically, like nn actor, in hi* grant, to the electric chair, lie *uhl Ires clues left to identify them . hostelry is undergoing thor­ LONDON. Dee. An inquest into tho death of the replace Caidinul Billot a* French despairing efforts th a t . . . i 1 ‘nLn kodaks, thermo* bottle* und jugv, ’ K'n°vations preparatory to More than 700 men and w o n't", p frfumcat cnmll»-», manicure and scone, George Remu* paced before knew that Proiccuti/r Charles P. two will be held at Luwerncevilia Cardinal of ths Curia. its final rescue from tho tho ju ry box today as he mn<lc his T aft II., and his u**t>>tants had on­ "opening, a score of workers Communists and suspected Lon ‘ toilet *ety, cocktail shaker*, gifta today. • mud end deep prater Ths appointment of several new # r ngagc«l in making the ntunist* have been *lain In nu*sa- for the smoker, stationery and closing argum ent to escape tho ly done their duty. bishop* wa* officially announced. recalled os Ellaberg From evidence left by the slav­ electric chair, for the murder of Remus toW the juror* they were ers, according to county investi­ Pope Piu* XI in hi* letter of allo­ cre* following the defeat of the Christman curds and seal*. The same problems his wlfo Imogens. the only judge* of the fact* in tho gators, tho murder wus apparent­ cution failed to montion internat­ by ths 8-51 confront red forces a t Canton and the oc­ In the right window ut Church, cupation of the city by Nationalist wells' are men's suit*, tic* in gift ( Tho jury of men and women re­ case. “ When that defendant sits ly committed Friday night as Den- ional issues or the possibility of a here. But the S-51 * * * lilane troops, according to u Central boxes, gaily decorated handker­ garded him with immense interest. there (pointing to the empty chair) nlfieid entered hb home a fte r feed- rcapproachment between the church ora to tap their p and the prosecutors try to show in ghi* stock. One blow was dealt end tho Italian State. Ha express­ through the battered News dispatch from Hong Kong chiefs and men's shoe*. In tho U tter silsnco prevailed In the court this afternoon. The telegram -aid Center window is a Christmas tree room. Ho began at 11:47 A. M. that there was a conspiracy a.< to the aged farm er beneath the chin ed regret over the death of four ghost-Uko the death of the deceased, it is a v/ith tho cutting edge of an axe cardinals in the post seven months what almost ■peaking extempgrpneously. e Milanc Tiieater. in aecord- that only five have been actually revered with decorations and with great injustice.! There was not an and hi* head was crushed in, ap­ and over the resignation of th4 Remus flung out his arm. point­ identified ns Russian.*, the victims prerants in n6at packages grouped * l,h « custom established iota of truth to the conspiracy parently with the hamrtier side. aged Cardinal Billot from the Cali* Including Soviet vke-Consul Haring bock at the chair from which underneath. There are also num­ ») rvarh ni?° ' w'd stage its ho said. v\ plank In the floor, where the •ge of Cardinals. erous gift suggestions, dresses, he had prison. "Before you stands charge,” ~ Cnristmui party Thursday sis. Kcmus referred to Franklin L. er U believed to have enchej It i* reported that, on the la*t lugs, . . . purses, , . glove* 'and lists. Remus, the lawyer,” Remus de­ Dodge as n “social leper” an.l the , farm 1 o’clock of all ages LTs'e-.m'ingV.'said' to be aataod Masons torJia||. invited to see. i»ny of communist occuprtH0" ol | L«dh windows 'are bright with clared hi* voice vibrating with ace of the prohibition department 1 «r.nn . . . ._______ $500, was JULt torn .... up. ** will |»3 nn admission Canton, the Bed*,’ *ceing defen. *.di-red rope* end tinsel. The _emotion. Remu* the defendant Me nnd a deuce untong men.” On Tuesday <«•** h«,t each chi!,I will he u*k- Inevitable."""begin firipg indis*ri.n-j store in Offering exceptional Imr- still sit* in the chair." “When young Mr. Taft goc* a- j RECORD ATTKM ITBp f The '*'nK ntj nppl«» Itaaann "*• inately killing more than -.090 a t a big yuletide sale. #'i’hc jurors leaned toward vi*ua- round the country with thi* p a n - j The regular communication of •rill U frpit, raisins, nut* or Chinc* • The nngrv Cantonese Big .Santa Gnu* poster* .it- r Using thul visionary figure in th s rite Dqdgu, getting deposition* to j MUNICIPAL AIRPOR', Sanfurd lodse number 62 F. 4 A. Theater 1 “f nny kind. Th >delienci?* thereupon' began a blomly cant* licet nttention to U. I- Perkins’ empty chair. Remus was Immacu use agaih*t this defendant, ho wa* | FRANtTHCO. Dee. Dev. 19 19.— — ( I N H ) ~ M. will he held Tuesday night »r Muvniette. . , *p'l"^t the door ami paign of revenge. t \ rdndow*. Qn display are nil sorts lately drvsicd in a light grey suit. misusing the power* of bis office." 1r KANt IMGO, *-* — * • * tice. I The big tri-motored fukkrr mono­ 7:30 o’clock nt tha Masonic Tempi'•-rebu-d t0 ib,, orphuns. ^ . iv r „ , - 4nund- of gifts for men In ( hristnns “ Imprisonment is a horrible IH g J o / t leaped tc* hi* feCt. *houting ring' | nljin*. Pride .of California, niinleil The Centra n Thera are also robes. y**r between HOO and 900 thing.” he declared. "All the men- "the record* show no **eh thing ing-’ ihv Captain Char!cj King*fprd- announcement t'-lnv ................- .’.- s in g gown*, hrixhtlv stripnerj; „y th , w„ rM ,, ftot wof|h llfW. Ju d w Chc#tflL u Sh,rtlk , u alijrd rd the Christinas ent reported that U isA a id f I VI„,ith l . I I I nvi, viililir JCan.l fluff, woisldrful ma»t4r; mith, Al Au*t;..Run th;s yea ,- tho attendance lion* etlll prevail nt Canton, that bc Ul ,H l | h«»r rtf it. “ You mustrenumber ; cd T * /t and said to B m nu; “ Mr. Ailuoi*. secretory. Ihe anti-Reds are still making re Licit. George R. I’ond. *'• *o h* f-,||w 0* large. Tho .Matter 1—f,n *’t*pec‘ed Comniuu* 1,1Ar1t o m'* the street in Roker (hat almost eorutnntly since L»2'J, R.nm » yon moot not .i-rguo nlon't v-'ia in the air 21 hou ar,m ttits,*im nng;-r of thhave ! been confined In prison*.” . ! Uu« line, I instruct the jury to di*will be conferred, this m -njing. Th«via tats aud that thousands of t hinte*. • »°P«* t.» receive a large Hi others u shoe sale i* going on. j Remu* spoke -a— a ■regard what you said about Mr. vww charitably kuuittavij .-.— tr.otntxn nre tor ___ to cxtabliij tow ard. fearing further massacres, are m CKriitjna .1 goodie* on (Continued on Page Si^t) the staff of prosecutors who h»vo ' Taft. for D«a*iun. tie present. ■ iiignt to (long Kong- */ ' ' iV .' fjL v.Vd To Frigid Wxj Pumps Force Air Ii Which Lies bedded In Deep Mi LIVING YULE TREE IS URGED FOR USE BY LOCAL PEOPLE Georgian Officers Are Making Search Pope Appoints Five For Axe-Murderers N ew Cardinals T o Establish Balance Hundreds Slain By Remus Dramatic ally P a c e s Before Jury As He Delivers Plea For Life To Give Yule Party For Children Hei Will Meet Evening �♦LV-* *— -- 1TIE SANFORD HERALD, S A T U flP A y , DECEMBER 17. 102 Track A n d W ater Sports HERTZ, WHITNEY Set M any New Records In WIN HONORS OF The P ast Twelve Mo FACING IN 1927 Buick Meets ‘ Our Gann Finland Bars Nurtr, Competitions Bee , Ily Davis J. Walsh International News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—Finland has barred Paavo Nurmi from com ­ petition in this country because it thinks it h u » ronton to bvliev e that Paavo and C. Pyle, the man who preys upon the pure ami the innocent, were about to d a little business. This information was iir.aarfd to the w riter today by a prnmim t t member of the Finish-Aitim > : im A C., who further ntatod that Nurmi had pinned to come here th. - win ter as part of a colossal h * i \ ■ that was to have included Wo! the Swede, and the t! rr i>ok Otto Peltzer, of Germany. !'h< Herr Doktor, it seem-, he. t •! gun in leaving from the oth -r id one pretext or another, is at and, with th»- others deterr *d nr’ this moment steadfastly Imir.ng a Inrge and very vacuous bug. The climax of ti'ng visitation, nrcordingg tu my informant, was t.» hnvc been a quadrangular rare a ' one mile,featuring peltzer. Wide. Nurmi nn<| Lloyd ilnhn. the hr I milcr developed in Anverirn s m e th2 salad tiny* of John Paul June*. The race, he said, was pluimcd for one of the bigest am ateur meets in the Indoor season and he insiiled that it may oven happen yet. ' Ju st how* the promoters i f lit games hoped to get A. A. I \ i.. tion f o r a race, in which two of the proposed sta rte rs are prohibited from running in America, was not made e'ear. The H err Doktor wn told in advance by Germany that S e r v i c e Font-ball R ela tio n s Doom ed O ver Flavins; R ule l ^ e a k n e.«s A n cl K en l u c k y l)e rl: y B o th W o n lty W h itn e y ’s E n ­ t r i e s ; M rs. H e rtz H o rs e s In M onev, At B e lm o n t. P im lic o (I NS l YORK The hoy * v.ti ( I \ s ) _ pal im pio.ui; forahnll II g. idiroa 1-ss tn•* inter, I, i;h jn during 1927 * :l l'“ had ’’■ stake . ' it . by Mr*. .1. |i lie Whit •*•) to a iht* i wn or Imp* ., . V rialit- P fiik n e u ;,t of w*th W nans, ■• ft. .cap xti •• *v <•v. 'y*A'ic.v•* ?. x- Few .viM need to he told that this D “Our Gang”, of .crecn fame. And the smile* are i - idenee enough i'-.a! lb: gang’* introduction to the 11 tick Urougiiam m ur i ie ' it. .. i n m .i di'i c re n e in e igihilu mb . Th? Na . in- ! v| hat t ., add* t-.- I., al• we*: t' i>.n ti, ip V* i i ' *i-*il> i . am 41 •>*t** nm for nr ilrm three ai-d hold* thn* foiihall plav *'* "1“’ h '\ plav- I with i nil i' *m» h. old nti'. !»• *ligiMv fur tie Aimv tl v » Navy • ippnrte •* »mM "io '-.a; Hairy Wil on, f*o example w - nil iwed i*• olay a other full te-iu ; i U •• • |* it nfi ‘ tu n in g at Penn ■' m - f e n ; e u •'»?•’• G entral Wo oi- declined that We • P* n w I rr use to i.i- rim i"«te ill > * i \oung men of estah I -hi d nti . f r - v r - s . heeau .<• a f d phjsiqm . c-,i t'tu tc an as»-»’t for any pro-pM ivc officer, lllll1***" "II IflPI||||| Entire Stock Sold to i i li.din 7™ S ix M e n A ccused Of (.pjiaraliiin i TransDorlimv f*irls f promoting ojip.ar that sa.| almost legal. I> i a fli j Piye’s entrance into the nitiin- I j C t W C O I l L S l <1 t G S tion is supposed to have uccured _____ when he was seized with the bright , Idea of persuading Nurmi l„ turn NOI.MM-K. Dm. (I.V"» proffersiunnl and start in the great S'^ If ,i.,i, , i, , . \i.ttn r w o m e n from V irgin ia i optim ists bunion aw .epM ake: 1;• ,, . , from-coart to coast, lie might have ^ '> T'sr mX persuaded Paavo to s ta rt, at that. ! * • ' i‘ Jt would have taken Damosthenei ;.* *' ,1' S. V‘\ ‘ to make him finish, h,iv« "' P1th’" " ' v ,| Mcr'1, Anyhow, htnlautl thought it saw . . , , . • i a chance of its great man getting r l h >ri\ "V . W.lVn l'l in of tire Olympic Game* and it took "1 “ r‘' *J.‘ ,1 priH’t ihi,... away from it virtually on the eve f V " , " the only means in its power to a - 1 .' ‘" sure his perm anent residence hi ' [“ ■vueral ag- i i d ••hae a nbo. I t tiperated on him for hi* " " " ‘I’-" «f >"""« expense account.and (hut gensrnllv lo 11I’lac'' known a,*’hermit is fntal to uu am ateur athlete. Palace, n-’r.r South Mills., N < w orld 3 J-Cnnslipitliun nrsil U i 'c l n l f j i Disi.i.-fi. (1’ tinloi.s non- I stirgifitl nv.’hod) D r. J o s . ; Corwin tlmvidl. KogiHtercd f physician, 211(1 \ \ . CJoro [ * Avp.. Orlando, Florida, j [ IVIenhnni* l.’HKi for free con-1 , | Hiiltalion. You will lie « u r-: | prised Itovv quickly you will ‘ | • got well without loss of tim ?I | front business t J EFFECTIVE DKCK.MDEI ViUlIey giHM Chicago \\ ,t, jjrix b ox and with th /* q ,r. us League Huh i„„ chair,1 by Hk. local t 'u „,H.npil •luring the l'»27 . , rkl„ to the Mandat <1 of pj^ Grimes gee club of the T< mis I.cag one of the leading s„, elation hitters |!t,t ... fielding was in,* .j., liis hitting : S o l d to The Pablic Sale Now Going On IF A IV T M iro ^ C I ^ A I n I N E zK o r ° f.-Ca^ * r ,J ;‘? a in l , u n l c « tk season. |„ I;.jr. h, OF Dept. • a - Store tn International l^..4KUp ‘ was sold by the TraV( 'i • SALE Tne Public Sale Now Going On m..nH«;.0UK in anf. n cla” AA orm, *f Ih ro n K e d o u r s to r e F r id a y , dirul»naK-b? T lifc'‘t. ?[fcre(1 <,hJem 110,1 lh c> ,,ou^rht «oods whether they Itcul »usl\ low t h a t th e y c o u ld n o t s t a n d th e t e m p t a t i o n -------co m e go m e a n s a n y th in g to y o u n o w .— BARGAINS PO R EVERYONE * YVe have thousands o f Bargains on hand in household ^ood 5fo.ods’ ^ar^v/are and toys for Christmas. If you O this O p j l L ! tlinity I l O U , V O II jj have no o n e t n h l n m n 111 i f v m i r i Special For Monday M O ilH S A N D ;,() M IN t: I KS IIK T W i:KN m fo r d and N ew Vo 2. i-i p m T . *liing >n tfslit urn Ar. Jacksonville , l:0.’i pm Ar. Sanford I ’N Sl IIHASSKI) SE H \ ICE liU u tcn l'Turldn i *oint.<-. ■ I P .\ SPEC M l . ' Pi i or. Oi ting. Hit ping i I m m tk tv .. a Jail- -onvillc ami Tam .1. for Sarai>«*ta . i * a p/forriplio.i for C'»ld>. (irippe. Flu, Dengue Uilious Fever and Mauiria Pure Dairy Products WHIPPING CREAM FOIt T H E HOLIDAY SEASON PASTEURIZED SWEET MILK PRODUCED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY BUTTERMILK Churned Dully With Ihirt-Crvam Left in It COTTAGE CHEESE M ADE WITH PART SWEET CREAM CRETONNES” ’ (h)od assortment cretonnes, in 3(i-inch widths. Fine as-| sortment o f colors. 25c and 30c grade. Special gradeJ veen New )*oik ami Florida 9:1.7 am I.v. New Y*u|, J>AYTOX.\ REACH Gaicw.iv nnd automobile ( .»gtcin■. spare liv­ ing construct I at Flvir'dn Ka*t C'toast Railway station here. It kills* the germs. 9:l."» lsu;» J s ir* d: lo 7:17 am pm pm pm pm I.v. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ai Thr Jack iohvilli lanford Tump. 1 Ilratli .itun Sarasota TIIK S t’KNIC IIIG III.A N D K ir—ll,{v.e.n If bring. Through Parlor c .ir Service Jurl S haping Far,' Scbring-W'azhington, Sunday neodaya Fridays. Couches. , J. ' • 1 -♦ . . l': 57 aniLv. Jurksotiville Ai 1.07 pm Ar. Bun ford L\ ;J:ii7 pm I.v. Iliiincs City . .. . L\ '.‘1:10 pm Ar. laike Wales Li 1:80 pm Ar. Sebring . L> WINTER IIAVEN-KT. MYKHS SPEC1AI Sleeping Car nnd Coach Train hot *n Hui Myn s via Dike Alfred-iiartow. Ft. Mjers-W e r s , M oiw iys, Tiiursikiys Saturdayx, extend* a fte r 1-3-28. Couches. ■» • U: I5 ant I.v. Jacksonville . *Ai 1:07 pm Lv. Sanford ... .............. I.v 3:20 pm I.v. Hninr« City . Lv • 3:33 pnt Ar. Lake Alfred Lv 3.1* pm Ar. W inter Haven . I.v 4:20 pm Ar. Bartow ... Lv fe.Sil pru Ar. Arcadia ......... Lv «:I0 pm Ar. I*untu Gorda ......... Lv 7:33 pm A r. Fort M yers . ............. Lv Draperies Blankets (•ood assort men t o f toys for ChristmiLs such as wag­ ons, automobiles, fire-waK* ons. scooters, kiddie-curs.’ baby carriages, dolls and a hundred other toys at less than Imported F r e n c h chenille' oval rugs. Splendid assortment! of colors. 88 values. Bankrupt Price ATLANTIC COAST LINE T U B STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH Shoes and'^ Clothing '1 RIk reductions on W. 1 . Douglass shoes for men ared women. Hoys’ suits to clotle out at less than half priqe. One lot of shirts w ith aiAd without collars. Values to $.1. Uankrupt Price RED HOT WOOD STOVES One lot of woj stoves made of quality heavy stej metal and sheet al lined. Large sii] $3 value. Bankrut Price Hardware Very large asst ment of hardwi and tools of description i°r 11 chanics and earp< ters at tremend^ reductions. The Year-round dessert, made from Pure Dairy IToducts of the Rest Quality Only Special A ttention given to Party Orders Phone 631 Phone (766. Water Buckets Splendid assortment Giir assortment o Galvanized o f new and colorful wool-nap blankets water buckets, ( draperies, 36 inches 66x80 inches. Gooi hand-dipped. Guar­ wide. Regular 50c anteed not to lea/k. w eight, regular quality. Special for $3.50 quality. Bank Full size, regular 5l)c Monday value. Bankrupt rupt Price. Price ICE CREAM H7 \y.*iih s t . l i o W. 2nd. St BANKRUPT J Boxing M atch E nds A s Evident W inner Strikes Low P u n ch NEW YORK, th e . 17. (L IS ) Boxing fan* today hud iiimUie>• “fair *>r foul" cuntrnverav to argim about in thg hot stove leagir* thi winter in n result o f the unfortu­ nate wind-up of the junior lig h t­ weight title bout hero b u t night between Tod Morgan of S eittle, the champion, and Joe Ollc!; > ' thfa city. Glick, who hud floored the champion three time* and but­ tered him from pillar to pout in the first seven, rounds, was disqiialified in the fourtenth and next t • last round when he knocked inorgr. i down with a low left to tile groii*. Glick was leading on |>dnt'when the fight end.’d. In tli ■ fif­ teen round semi-final Corporal I/./v Schwarts of New York won thn d*eisiun over Newsboy Drown of Sioux City, Iowa, ttml will be in agnized by the New York Commi t tion as the flyweight ehamph n o‘‘ the world. If Hchwartz meets an I ilcfiati* tho winner of the I’rni Jarvin-Frrnchy D ilangir stru.i pt Toronto Monday, he will ul*o he recognized by the Nntionul Ik ;ing Aasociution us the >Ucdmzor to the title vacated by Fidel La. llar- which form* the bac-kgrou'^ I must have been entirely lo the voting stars’ liking. Huick I* a faeor.tc car on the Pacific coast, where thi* photograph was taken. Sale Paavo receivetl the same the I.ITTLK ROCK, Ark., Dog 17— 1IN S)—The manner in whic) he is ■titling veterans off the Tfiveler roster seem* to indicate the >resi«lent R. G. Allen of the Little *ock ."■out hem Association hni.pall cliih means to carry out a rcjpnt •hroit t<> cut lose from fonipi'I t h and depend next year 4 .) t< am composed of youngsters. I already three form er ni.jor vaguer* have gone from the TIv' i !i>n'-up. They are Ray G rills, ' . i hu'cnum ; Eddie AinsirPi, a t -her: Tom Gulley, outflelifr. Ml three came to the locul tefa o the spring of 1927 hut GuJy n..<! la- n a member of the tc u iin 1925, when he lacked hut one puu of trying Williur Good of Atlaijl tor the I ague hatting lendend|, Ainsinith came here last s p r i liter a long c.irter in the ni&r 214 Scoiford Ave �wm m llll - IHN«i •/*Mil i(& rSanford Herald; N M M tl * » « t * f « M r a f m i l fn iir at u n (M «T r t ^ M . Ill MaraoUa a* i m U •kw 17, llll, at at tantent, Plarlda, C««Ett«4 lit lIl/L'U A nn *. rlau matter the Paetetflee wader art nt IS*?. ------------------------ - * ------ - fcC lX l-V D . l~ UU.1.1 ______Kdllur tL IIUWARU DKUO____ 31aBaser , E H A U L S E . JO N E S - Hal " ■ C M C R im O N las Editor HATES rr.oo K fiill& U w *- There Sea the ----- --try Carrier per Week II Saila ’Herald. Saaferd*a Blearer aeeeoia>i t, aahaarlhta tr the lateraa* Ih u tX ew i Seretre reeetelas treat aprrlor aeeta ersaaleatlee thoaaaad ■wwtta dally eoeer. the leadlas errata of the rerld. The I. !t. I. la **d ll? , effleleat la Florida aad It* tr of haadllas atate area la hast reaal. L eaemher of the Clrealattoaa. aa Await S latvraattoul AwmUII«a at PakIMton, Aditrllirn, aad AAtrrtlilaa *— ‘- ,akl»A raaaieea nek Pakher to aaha.lt to _ „ . ■»*1« •* Mkwriftu* ItofoJte order to verify ahealotrly It alal ololma of etreolotloa as well as all metknrts. haacat g * ’ MONDAY DEC. 19. 1927. I d n T n A L U 'l FROG HAM ___ la elty aad vaaaly adI —lUyMr Hater raalra la Jarkaonvttle. I*" L » C aaalrartlaa at at. J o h n . I art Ian ra* CaiaaL M M t a n n l . a of monthly “Tny V9 Wrth," rntlna af hnlldlaa i>roIkn.r., hairla aparlBirnl aiaalty Cheat. Jetton o( rlty k m o lltlra . ihhim . nnd modern knayltal. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY ' PUBLIC PRAISE ;r_‘i wlTfgreat\y praise the Lord with rith my mouth; yea, I will praise him among the aim among multitude. Psalm 109:30. PRAYER: tO , th at the anthem now m ay swell, And host to host the trium ph tell." Z» ---------------------- HEY SANTA PAL Outside a cold and shiny window That b efronti a toyshop placi, There’s an interesting study, I f you Watch a little buddy As he presses close his face. ** * Toys and things th a t seem to thrill \ h im Hold him there the liv>1ong nay, Sort* wishing, klnda hoping; But it’s ip the dark he's groping. T hat’s a little poor kid’s way. i Queer, but they don't let him touch them; ■■ Stand and look—I guess th a t’s alL None to. give, nor none to loan i i, them; Looks as though he’ll never pwn ‘ ,r , thejn Doesn’t seem quite fair, a t all. Cornea the day of Christm as spirit. Cheer for all? Is th a t quite tru e? Well, it can be if we’ll make it. rlchter\ up a h e a rt—or break it. All depends un w h it we do. , ic / * *V / ■ / * L et’s rem em ber all these kiddies; Not forget th at they are here. Make some poor tot glad he’s liv? ForGoocl m a m w a m : . Wm m u-; LUMBER Security Lumber Co. Still Skeptical Miami Bench hns a genius, a sort o f composite invent­ or nnd aviator, lik^ n romb'nat'nn o f Thomas Edison and Charles Lindbergh. This m in wouM nut th** d e e d s n f L ndbergh to shame. That little hop to P a r s, or M exicoCity,would be child's play for Robert Condit who now proposes- a flight to the planet Venus. He is making elaborate preparations for the undertnkirg nnd hns prepared a peculiar sort of contraption enclosed bv n high board fence >n which ho coptomplat''« making the ffftV million mile iotirnev According to his own •xplana'on. "The motive power for the machine to be used in this ex­ periment through the atm osphere will be from an explosive derived from peroxide of sodium, used as a direct propeller.’" “A fter proceeding through the earth’s atmosphere, estim ated at between thirtv-five and forty miles, my motive jiower will be a network of units cnpnhlu o f being polarized with the attraction of other planets and orbits o f meteor strenms other than the earth. Beyond the earth’s atmo^ihere, the maximum speed will he about .'1.600 miles per minute.’’ No doubt when Orville nnd Wilbur W right usyn In talk about flying in nnv sort of fashion, or when Stephenson pre­ dicted cars drawn by engines instead of hordes, or when F ill t <p said b.t rt'iild main ;• bopt*p<' ■i’h'v.l nnr ; dr sails, people thought they were crazy. Certain it is, at least, that these Inventors had great difficulty selling stock in thenideas. r , In f. People nowadays will hate to be placed in the class of those skeptics who could not "see” steam boats, but when a man says he can fly 3,600 m iles a minute and keep it up for fifty million miles we are inclined to believe, to sav the least, D ry Chief la Shot In Log»— th at he is given to an inordinate use of hyperbole. art ____________^ headline. So o 'te ni th a t Is the ppart which m IS MR.atnvinvF FORD KNOWSt* a nt* A1/*!* nir tVs suets it ,1. DAYTON"A FlEAtif W a f f W W * . i -L. Wo will watch with, Interest w hether the scintillating j I r t roif.irtinVi ,»*' the, now Foiil days.,bn.* c t;»A. '-ir w.u,|. iji-if-'J; brilliance o f Colonel Charles Lindbergh's star of fate will •Happy Turkish LAdlr*. newspaper1* Eyp. Trained Two Way* j autti ta tho world wan prr- on publu exhibition flicker, and perhaps fade, as a result o f his decision to attend carried full page ndvert,aments vtled by ilia most extensive. , , giving its s|>ccif»catior. <. a bullfight in Mexico despite name* six ty odd protests Th'1 Safc-t Work-hop. C Mm Sav« "No Thanks."1 I vt;:ti in campaign ever conducted , S(j,ecti(,n ,lf new, })apol as the o f individuals and -ucieLies in this country who do not ap­ Hy Irflitir ir,*f*f»n r»e ! ^or-a cjmmercial purpose. Millions advertising medium for the Ford prove o f this sort oi entertainm ent. I Hit* rl«I 1 mi;? »n weic spent to advertise the now Motor cenipany was not by ac­ Wo have no doubt that many well-menning people, who MISS GRACE S'in*,nun. of the car before it was unveiled to the cident. The Detroit automobile have hitherto regarded Lindbergh w ith an eye of motherly | Y. W. C. A., ullinir ab„ut Tur- P“ « « g a*. T . i y . u n t r y c-peciuj- wizard kn iws that part of the rew admiration, not so much because he accomplishes what he at­ klsh won;-, inner Kemal F’ashn's '>’• wa^ I U rally f ooded with ad- of the day is gleaned hy the public from news paper adi. There was n> tem pts or because he appears to be the most thoroughly skill- reginii’. says they are frie d from ' ertl!<in^. othi r way for him to reach ih* compulsory religious education,' This u* *o.f .may not reem atired aviator in the world, as for the fact that he does not ean vet divorces, instead of the ' prisim i" ninny', in view of the whole public. smoke and is reputed to have refused alcoholic beverages of Ibe Ford Motor company millions the Orders received he fore dealer bowntrinp in m artial «qlibblcs, , sp^nt in <evelopinj, :ta new pro­ were ahle to exhibit and demon any kind while in Paris, will groan at what seems to them the and know h >w in uuntc the Koratv duct am! converting its factories strnte the nc\v models proved lh crashing of their idol at the feet of a Mexican matador. aqaiti.it thi-.r husbands. for its production on a large scale. wisdon of the choice of an ad We too hold no brief for bull fig h ts and regard it as the It might a Ino be pointed ont thnt ,/ertiyin;: intd.'um. Newspaper ad Mon Mnhamur dan lady, in w rn^ I an cxir»»rdinarily extensive adrciic o f a barbaric age. We hold to this bpinion not so much ONE tesquicduG Persian L c tt.ri. vor(j8jn)t campaign was deemed vertising, ur.nided by ta b tin :? nnd rhowroums, sold cars and wil! because of the occasional mangling or dcuth of the toreador, farther. She Invented a pnrnaise necessary vurn5' * because - ' the Ford car proapcct-finder for the destruction of dozens of bulla in an afternoon of e n t e r - 1for Mohmnm.dun Indus no hus- had hern off the market for prove the many more sales. tainment, or the ripping to sh fed s of fine t h o r o u g h b r e d ^ ^ 'uligels “ nlwaj! month* The Feed Motor company is the H it it s'gn fieant that his un­ second lellion-dollar business with­ steeds, ns for the stim ulating e ffect such orgies have upon "t hnI1(| ,.nt rtain the lady precedented advertising campaign in a year to adopt the newspaper the hearts nnd intellect of the attendant mob, upon th e pence-1 geests from the ear h. w a. (-'ducted chiefly through ns its chic* medium for advertis­ Mf'de::i women would be Interful pursuits o f the adjacent populace, upon the progress of local nm apapent in every city nnd ing. Tfie other advertises in local ..................... 1‘ rh z fltfn n in on rli n n country. r n n n tr v 1 1’ '' * jested ill in ■ letters crc- town a forty-'.ig!it states. Fur r.ewypapt r; exclus veb-. CltlUIIl7.M ,.OTl in SUCH ntcil „ inflU(,ri. France,which 200 years However, it is not for an ambassador of good will im-j« r„. Tia-v nmv he <>ut <>•' print, in . mediately to institute reform. U nfortunately bullfighting j English, hut idnari s wou.d huve ii happens to be the national sport o f Mexico, just as b a se-1Lh,‘m 1,1 u " " Kl ° QUICK SERVICE bar,-in'i , hi •f lady who poisoned ball is the national sport of our country. Lindbergh She hfi'l <a nui'h. would g ratify and those who sent him to Mexico might have easily fore­ feni.rirU. and i TRANSFER seen. nnd probably did, the eventuality or his being invited to Building .1 Ms. >'o. jiir- ■( the PR. Willi: a bullfight. If he did not think he could s ta n d th e g aff of Ha.ling. Crating, Shipping, Materials such a spectacle, nnd the reproach o f unreasoning individuals famuli' brothers, says science and Storage. ’earns mote about diseases from j back home, he should have traded the n o se o f his “Spirit of the mi, ru-i "| i- than in any o th e r 1 We are prepared to do any St. Louis” in another direction, perhaps toward Canton or way. Man brain a ‘‘visual uryan," and must see, to know. | kind of transfer service at Shanghai where bullfighting is not tolerated. Thnt America’s foremost flier was similarly minded may The inti >u, ti >u of the microscope, I Iti:\SONABLK PRICES. Ih.1 .Ian > late in the sixeasily be deduced from his reply to an International News by te.nlli , lury. has cloni* more to I’honc -198 601 K. 3rd. St. Correspondent who nsked him about the protests received. Hr rdvnn,-,1 l'.ainia;r than any other Rhone 797. said, "I think Mexicans arc perfectly capable of choosing agent, says Dr. Mayo. their own national sport.” Certainly it was not for Lindbergh Real h'arnliur owes more to to choose it for them. As an ambassador of good will his mis­ Gal.li-u’:' inlrml'H-ti'iii of the tel­ escope, at the beginning of the sion would hnvc been very promptly ended. severt.erith c-ntuiy, limn to the Yotf'ean do your share by giving. Be*4 Santa-Pal thla year. — Exchange. I ^|»»1»»»*****' iw It flret. mici'isfOpo. So. ing the gcnnn that (■atisf1 dfaehse f, important hut I-*, so than seeing distant suns ml nebulae, perhaps, ns th? great Gei man siicntist Hackel sue• ,! no n of h m lure w i! ey.i l„. s^jl'i'cnpic, tl; nr mirr e ‘p.y iwuk, th ■ "-(i ■•cm combin i dealing with Ihe m l world ab-jut U1. I.l’fliY the m •n whose tool-, implements, and machinery, all ’ . ■• • |tt p’li -:.t. are Insid 1 ,.i, »>-hn pin1. • niagnif.ceTitly, is put i ■ n mu1 -n n by the Injury • fin rer. He thoven, a fte r he •rime e'.nne deaf, could w rite ; greate-t mu *c ami eoiiiliict the rcla sirn, wai,•him: the how of the - ; violin. When deafening up*.-n: .»| p d ilie playing lie . ued arotinil, fa<-ing th.-- aiuli nee in snrpriie. lie had not heard ( i snurnl. Miltmi. blind, could work well us ever, dictating to ld.<! daughter. RUSSIA uffu ' yiltCHANLc'AL ' AUTO REPAIRING . ,Art, first Niit'i. uar.X fau/n^,- Th. Sanford Auto Brake Service .115 W. 1st St. Phone 213-J N)\'m Ps FOR RENT In vV . , O LOCH ARBOR 1 One -I room, one 5 room and one 6 toom house. tl ° n’l i „ fe e l then O N E —all b,nm.ingandto*; ing even in liKhitu cincmt all roads. Amning new deviq checks Anting recoil before k g s' started. Only device designed la*[ different makes of liy.ht cits, fa ] instance, if you arc an fleet owgq I come in and ask f»r WanoaTjj Ar. Stahilator for the Lssex. Rii^_ forseven days. Thcnif youonr*: turn to hard, bouncing motori^ we’ll refund every cent oi jog money. $28.00 for completesetol four. Slight instillaiion charge. G These houses are modern in every respect, and the rent f* reasonable. Also have two 2 apartments partly ished. but room furn- You will have to see these to appreciate them . • W ATSON G. S. WiTMER, S t a b /la to r I AUTOMOTIVE KLKCTRIC CO. I’. (). Box 339 Sandford, Fla. p h on e 25 I — M W. 1st. Si. nt Oak i'ho»t a | _-Si. a n« i R ed u ctio n •n Every pair of shoes in the store has again been reduced in price, if you are going to need shoes before Spring, now the time to buy them. zre=arTj~ar..ii:i».jf.dmu > M e ? < it inn lhe blets- l -livv ’ cinumininm >.i. •t-M.|^ . .. i / , lit l(J 1 • * . a j u < till >tiding to Rin s an consuls ports and u ropiest to leave China. Fv'-rythim: in Chinese tradition;, | and character is opposed to th-.* ov et idea. A few young Chin, >>• stinlci'.'.s. hij-iging ra d ii tl idcum>t counteract the influence of old Confucius. He was no bolshevik. INTELLIGENT Tex Rickard says Jack Dempsey will fight Tunncy again next summer. Cer­ tainly, nnd curh of the many fol­ lowing summer until (Rath th in do part, if the crop of $10 a scat simpletons last. A cruel rrovornmeiit plans U> tax each $10 scat $10 but that! can be made up by speculator-! prices, Rickard's good * fortune i,j due partly t<> the (act that nun dull enough to enjoy prize fight are too dull to know when th e y ; arc being "faked." I t won’t be. long before most of ua will be m aking the mistake of SLAUGHTER OF CHILDREN STRESSES •till w riting it 1927. NEED OF PLAYGROUNDS rJ -------- o— COLUMBUS ENQUIRKIt-SL’N W hat ha» necome of Sanford’s ----aviation field and the prospects According to official figures of playgrounds and says of Sanford aa a great airport? 400 children were killed and 13, vjicnte regarding »s quoted in the 000 wero injured in New York New York them, Times: Florida will come bock when City streets lust year. Most of the Anybody who is fam iliar with the people of this state have for­ accidents occurred 'after school conditions in New York City gotten th a t it has been anywhere. hours, from three to five o'clock must realize that more play­ --------- o------- in the afternoon, nnd most of th< grounds are needed if the child_ Alabama m an fell into a well and victims were a t play. As a ___ result— ren of our city are to he amply drowned the other'ddy. T h at's ona of this appalling nUBfiTof juvenile IT IS believed in the west, safe (uimlcd. The crime-preven­ way of going to the bottom of accidents and deaths, most of them tion aspect of the project is not thnt tho tri-rtate Colorado river nudoubtedly preventable, an ad­ thin to ho disregarded. 1 do not commission, representing Culiditional sum of $500,000 in tho t ---------o think that nnywhere else’ child­ ornla, Arizona arid Nevada, will **■ will toon be eaj Ing," Peace proponed new city budget of New ren have Itoen so hampered in reach an agreement to start wot!: good will toward men," York for "children’s playgrounds" their natural activities as in this on the Boulder dam project. What­ wonder how many will ac- has been announced. An expert metropolis. To come to their ever helps one state help* the e-stimute shows that the ro»t of if th a t way about it. duty of the City Administration whole country, Arizona will gain operating playgrounds under trainand of all citizens. by allowing California to u.-e n |e d supervision is lees than si.no lin d b e rg h may not occupy The Kccreution Department of .w ater and power, now going to annually per child, whereas when , poeitlon w ith the state dspartm ent. j n/ ‘“ l P ;r c , *'■ ' ' hl‘.1 Columbus under W alter Cartier , but he certainly is the greatest amrhUt* U,.hurt.,ln ittrent accident established and operated several voite. us rulcuWhat the country-, needs is npirc U « .4 ° r In th. United SUte, ,«r- j ^ i f Rcllcvue public playgrounds with icd o l,0Pul*li®n to utilize new irrigated vice. success. These will lie curried on Hospital. ' of11 lands ami consume the country’s us usual under the new head More than 1.000.000 New York Recreation and It is to be hoped products, nmking it independent Nathan Mayo saye th a t cattle children last year had to depend that more playgrounds and more of foreign m arkets. The nonsense tick is costing this state more than , ten million dollars annually. AU upon playgrounds for their vaca­ «quipment will be a vital consider­ of immigration taws is a bur to tion pleasure. The city and p riv n t1 ation of our city gov.m num t progress. W hat do those opposed this. while It is nevertheless p^s- organizations spent not more than while real estate to immigration think would lu slbjo to R adicate the tick. e real estate which is within con(||'tion now had immigratiop $1,000,000 on these pkiygmunds tha means of the-city budget. u ^ checked 60 y e a n ug„. and the recreation provided cov­ still to be hud in those parts of the i . 'NortSern papers are already ered n period of two nmnths.Mn predicting horse racing in Florida the past many of the city’s p lay ­ city where better playground fa­ th lf winter. That would be play­ grounds had to remain idlu because cilities are iiucdid now or will b.- AMERICAN WILL upply modem industrial methods to rubber pcoing horse w ith the law.—Leesburg no funds were available to opcrMu needed within a few yenrs. di-ction nnd undersell the world’s Our children are our best nnd Commercial. And taking the courts them properly. In this ju n f a Hio.it precious assets. It is they cheapest luhor-produced rubber. for] a «fde. budget tho Board of Estim ate pro­ wlm will carry on. our traditions And the 20 percent of rosin in poses the setting apart of $500, and our work when we uro g-me; guavule, 10 percent more than pa baryks are said to be in a 000 for keeping school playgrounds it is tlu y who will he reponsibk needed, will Vnakc a perfect mix­ ;tful condition. Deposits there open throughout the year and for for a "bigger and better Columbus”, otal more then sixteen mil- acquiring playgrounds for some o/ To provide for their health, their ture when the guayulc is com­ dollars In excess of what they the older schools th a t never had mental and m oral development bined with other rubber. General Motors, United States the normal year of 192-1. them. The nppropiation is partle- pnd their safety U th u .b e st inRubber, Fi.estone and Ford take '■ o— ularly defended by representatives w ta u n t th a t th e city of Uolumbus bodies who th a t It it ^his this is realized .more and ipore hy notice o ' w hat Intercontinental at son of Miami has re- of civic ivie uouics wno urge tn ’. ler-— the loss * - of“UIlfs n«d| r will i f lio u t progressive 'm en 4»«»ljwomcn. Rubber is%doing w ith guayuk. from thr gubernatorial race. will lessen J * *s well as b r dur city ^ v e r n Now If about five or elx more will, resultIt in fewer injuries. Mayor syor Walker* *lr u wornv ad- ; ment > ‘ I t will leave us Just a nice, quiet, months -to their mansion. N(*v “ battle between Doyle carlreodJ.Xhaf back to me.” end Fons Hathaway. hr. ‘T ju it took down notes. HSTM* ■ ■ o-------BRADENTON HERALD • j didn’t taka ' J t ‘ verbatim.i >> There arc tonic people in San­ reporters * " I didn't, want it Verbatim, ford who are able to contribute to wanted you to take it the wuy Children'M Home Society in lville. to help toward our “ Hello, is this the rep o rte r? " ( r* "Well, h e re .lt is Tuk-- it down read it. l i n t 's t he vyay I w ant it. »mmunlty Christm as tree, and to "This is one of the reporters. ’ j |U t ag | ^jve it to you. Mrs. J. J. in the paper." " I ’ll put it in with all the fuels seals, and they should. -Well I want the reporter who y f - ^ U Z-SJ-|,SU and - o correct." . writes tho articles for the 1*“ P^ • j,cP charm ing and talented duuyh• “That ain’t the idea. I w ant it m’t It about time fo r George **This is one of r«anerV t«r. E uphrasia, will leave th j.r put in t**e way 1 gave it to you, }U| te vbe___________ startin g r ’- writes news f o : the * | atlBlP home. 9999 W est 33»h If I •,.o to pay fur it. How much p a r t—Sanford Herald. If he A .!jLi',0U hV |re,p® l?5 r ^ P rtreef. today, for a motor tr. » Ul I have to pay to get It put Ofimltted.he.can make big monev in all those articles . t ......................... I'm one of them. W hat .1 th/ougji the east where they wU in the way I gave it to you’ " tha movies, o r as a lecturer, but v .iit her au n t Lucy ’in the n« j£ pablje will draw the Hn« there. | do for you?" ••y ^ 'l! fiave to talk to the adCity. ‘ would buy mom than two Well, 1 want to put an article ropolis of New-t Yorjt them and. is pBrv V C ^ J , n1r ^ rt ni« t “ bout that." L-» a.fim i home --------'* eopiaa o ' a paper under hie in the paper. Have you h. These two t.—Palm Beach In- pencil ready?" "Yes, I’m ROMANTIC *****assa£?s 'fcs. Blonde and black dress Slippers. Values range up to $10.00. All these Shoes must go at $ 2.95 A few odd pair of good ladies shoes are going fast at $ 1.95 60 pair of shoes valued at $6 and $7 are going on the table at The fam ous Simplex Chil­ dren’s Oxfords that sold as high as $3.50, now going for $ 1.95 Children’s high and low Shoes in small sizes reduced again. Now selling at Bedroom S l i p p e r s for Christmas g ifts in beautiful red and blue felts. ft 1 JL All Men’s Shoes $5 and $6 values have been cut again t o clear stock. N ew Reduced to $ $ 1 .0 0 1.95 Here are 75 pairs of high and low shoes, val­ ues to $8. Now cut in price to merely Ladies' Bedroom Slip­ pers, Satin Felt, and Leather. Values up to $3.00, Must go at $ A fine assortment of men’s slippers. Prices c u t again f o r new Christmas bargains 1.45 Make this a Shoe and Slipper Christmas—Black patent leather one strap shoes are ldeal gi^s ror the children. .-.___ ^ MORE REDUCTIONS PRICES ©UR STOCK MUST BE R E D U C E D. I 1(,.Spqford 3S H O E ... D^^S*fY i4l|r, Chiropodist ’ ’ - :( t F lo r id a �ly; d e c b i ! p lj f e i telep h on e 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society - - ........ HILL- y\ h ) i u u _ Lovely Dinner Party » ................................................. .. #xmi, ciRur ,r ’TcrEKiiirtirc;t>«nof'm;- P J . T L f - « \ f tfAM 1 '* D 0r opaal the past Week here a% s j l V e n K y iv ir s . iM y e rS A meeting of the Marie Rnffo the guests of her nieces, Mra. W. GirU IJlssionmy Society was he’4 M irton Thigpen and Mis* Mary Mrs. C. E Myers was hostess I ,ast Monday evening at the hom b'Dedn At raehr hnWc on 'M agnolia . R. L. HILL of Sanford, announces the marriage of his daughter FLORA EVERETTE to MR. W. HAROLD LOST, on Monday, December fifth Nineteen hundred ami twenty-seven Eustis, Florida. At home at Rehbaum-Mallnry Apartments Mount Dorn, Florida. Editor Residence Tel. 37. ■ i9 ,> \m . i iu i iu i i i w w w iw e w i ^ s e w w ii it f t x s i S t t a i — ,r.er party a t her home in Franklin ing ns follows: president, Mia* Miss Ruth Mr Cants leaves Tues­ .Terrace. The holiday color* were I Maude Corroway; vice president day for Punta Card- where she Christmas Programls “ featured in the decorations and Miss Alys Chorpening, Secretary, ... . .. « l * r detail,. The llvlmr room . . . i » ” ■®. W . . O H I * « ; . . , M l * , »"> *'*“ « « * • J resented Friday At . j .• ... , . Alice Gofuling Me Kim. After the ■ ■ I attractively decorated with has- election of officers, the meeting Lake Monroe S ch o o l_____ _________ kets and bowls of ied roses, pom- was turned over to Miss Elizabeth ■ettias and violets. The dinner tab­ Clarke, who had charge of the pro■ucteTiul ChriM.'"1' li, "■’""H** t h . ' l o ' K i "h,?,'"!' le was centered with n large brass gram. Several readings contests MONDAY P r e ,,« r t ' h' *” «’* « ' » '« - B,»o» S „ r h „pn*. how! with red Radiance roses and and carols were enjoyed. Tho fea­ TODAY Christmas Tree for the Azariau school. Friday afternoon before a ture of lhe evening war. the distri­ School Teachers Of . baby breach, with two tall candle- bution of gifts from the Christmas Mrs. May Dimer Connley 0f Wcy- ~ CU«s a t 7:30 o’clock at the Bap­ nous* filled with citizens of the crons*> Ga„ is visiting here ns tho tist Church. / / tree. Refreshments of candy.-nats, “NEVADA" community a », , , quest of her son and wife. Mrs a - ! Tlie nut cups and place card* w ere, nn,l fruit were served. Kathleen Mallory Circle of the “FRESH AIR Friday marked the cloning of the done in form* of poineettla*. At First Baptist Church will meet ^ the teuehers* Z f & g g ; Mrs. ^Raymond C^ Fox ’and *Mrs. “« *Km•" Mis* Mildred Hand arrive hern at, the hom e'of Mrs. P. D. McRae schools o ' Snnfonl for tho holidays seven * o’clock a delirious four urned to their respective rooms met McCall. FIENDS” .Sunday from Lakeland, where *ho on Palmetto A venue a t 3:30 presents were distributed and quite a large number of course dinner was served. has been attending Southern Coll­ o'clock. beautiful Christmas trees, Bridge was the diversion of the ege, to spend the holidays with “A STRETCH Mrs. Byron Stevens of Waldo who teachers are leaving -for their ule-tide being in evidence Called Meeting of the Woman’s , evening following the dinner scor­ arrived bore Sunday to spend tho her parents, Mr. and Mi's. W alter homes to spend their vacation* IN TIME” Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal throughout the school in many and holidays with h?r parents Mrs. and es were kept on tallies in keeping Hand. with relatives and friend*. Church a t 3:30 o'clock a t the various decorations of tho season. Mrs J. R. Ray. with the decorations ami after Mia* Nannctte McDonald 'will several progressions Doors were thrown open to freinds Parish House. had been Pipe O rpin Club of the First and patrons who passed to the i Judge and Mrs. W. E. Smith of leave Saturday for Gainesville, Ga., played, the prize for top score, a rooms and entered into tho where she will spend the holidays. boudoir pillotv wus awarded Mrs. Baptist Church will meet a t 3:30 ■'•lass happy spirit of the occasion with Oealj will arrive* here Friday to Miss Maxine Young, a teacher at James A. Pittm an .For having i o'clock a t the church. (spend the week end as the guests the children and teachers. the Grammar School plana to spend voted the mor.t point^ among the of Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Ray. Special meeting of the Seminole We nre paying highest cash market Prices for all kinds The program in full was as fol­ the holiday* with her parent* at men. Charles Powe'J Jr., won a Chapter No. jI O. E. S. a t the Ma­ lows : set of bridge card*. Oviedo. Mis* Luna Mae Fleming of Hrtw Furs. H will pay you to bring furs lo us. sonic Hall. At 0:30 o'clock a ban­ Opening chorus, "Jingle Rolls." | Mr. anil Mrs, Sidney J. Nix and will spend her vacation at West Covers were laid for Mr and family leave here Wednesday for quet will be served to the member* First, Second and Third grades. Mi-s. S .D. Highleyman. Mr. and and their invited guests. At 7:13 Jeffersonville. Ga., where they will Palm lit nt h. "Welcome." Annie Austin. At the South Side Primary Mrs. James A. Pittm an, Mr and o'clock the Installation of officers Song, "Christmas Is Here." Pri- ^per.d the holidays. They will be school. Aicmhcrs of the faculty Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., and Mr. i Joined there by their daughter Miss will *.qke place to which friends of mnry grades. 103 N. Park Ave. - Sanford, Fla. * Next to Valdex leaving for the holidays include. the members ore Invited. Recitation. “ A Christmas Wish." Mildred Nix who is attending Shor­ Miss Elizabeth (Inrett who goes to and Mrs. C. E. Slyer*. ter College at Rome. Ga. A rthur Hell. Delta Delta Delta Dance at the Ouilmnn, Ga. Miss Betty Hu*ton Recitation. "A Letter to Santa," City Hall a t 9. o’clock. Miss Elizaltcth WJiltncr who has leaves Saturday for Went Point, Postponed meeting of St. Agnes Herbert Priester, Billie Holloway, Ga., Miss Mamie Lee7Shivers will Guild will be held at 3:30 o'clock at Alfred Driggers. Rickrtt Richard- been attending Salem College at ■*pend the holidays at Vldettc, Ga., \\ mstna-Salcm, N. C„ arrived hen* the Parish House. Mra. Clyde Der­ ion and Owen Coop, * Miss Ruth Hand will visit rela­ ☆ by and Mrs. Krnest J. Hill will be Song, "Jolly Santa Claus." third Sunday to spend the holidays with tives nt I'an Wotid, N. J-. Miss h r parents; Mr. and Mrs. It. F. hostesses. All members are re­ grade girts. Thelma Hammond I ft Saturday X # Recitation, "H arry’s Cnristmas." Whitner. quested to be present an special morning for her home at Rock lid Susie Dunn. --------* business la to be transacted. «** S. C„ Mrs. Git* sit* Russell waa rlpctPlaylet, "Christmas Symbols." ■\r,lhur ,f - Stewart of All. my, isl delegate from thn Seminole TUESDAY fifth grade N. t ., spent the week end here ☆ Teachers Association to at­ laf-a-lot club will be the guests Song, "Goody Land.’* fourth *W*D* his brother and wife, Mr. and County 6 f t of Miss Ira B. Wnthen at her grade. Mrs. J. It. Stewart at their home tend the Florida Educational As­ sociation at Tampa. Miss Bobbie home on Palm etto Avenue. Recitation, "Cue Gwinn Tell OF °n MVrtle Avenue. Chapman who was called home last Music Deportment of the Wo- Santa,” Mudalene Foltz. week by the death of her father man’s Club Will hold business Misn Mary Frank Huff of TullRecitation, "Johnny’* Christ­ meeting ah 3, o'clock. At 3:30 o'­ mas," E. Holloway, James Boston, hassee, formerly of Sanford a r­ will spend the vacation with her clock ft program of favorite num­ Clarence Hit tell, Reginald Soder- rived hire Sunday to lie the guest mother at Wrightville, Ga. bers. arranged by Mrs. P. M. King blom and Williard Canton. of Mir.* Alice Vihlen for the holi­ I Member* of the faculty of tho ; Seminole High School leaving wer * day*. will be given. The hostesses for Song, “Thing! in the Baby’s Mrr. W. R. Fort who went to Sop. the afternoon are Mm . M. Minardi Stocking." Ignore Rabun. ertn. Ga., Miss Rehccra Scott goes and Mrs. J. 0 . Long. Recitation, "Proved at Last." Temperance Society to Nashville, Tenn., MUs Mary 7. E. U Class of the Baptist Charles Nettles. l i n t ! I V f p p tin O 1 ' F V i f l n v £ llI’l?hy will npend the holiday* at Church will havo Christmas tree Recitation, "Useful Things," Carl IlC lB m e e t i n g r n a u y , Decatur, (In., Mis* Mary Hinton and party qt 7:30 o'clock at the McKcnny, Y. Richardson, J. C. Ed­ left Saturday for Tu*caloo»*, Ala., home of Mrs. Kent Rossiter on wards. The regular meeting of the W. ami Miss luilu Childers went to Celery Avonuc. Song " F irst Christmas," sixth T. U. was held Friday afternoon Fort Meade for her vncatlsn. grade. WEDNESDAY at the home of Mr*. T. M. Carroll Miss Marietta Duncan from the Rehearsal of Christmas pageant on Magnolia, with Mrs. Carroll West Bide Primary pleaits to go at the BaptUt Church at 3:00 o’- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH and Mrs. W. I. Hughey as hostes­ to Atlanta and Athens, Ga., Mi*s MONDAY 7:30 ilock. j ' ses. Poinsettias, red radiance roses Pauline Meyers goes to West Palin Mrs. H arry papworth will onterand ferns were used to decorate Bench where she will visit h r r sis­ The men of the Church are meet­ the room* of the spacious home. ttln the members of tho Afternoon ter Mrs. L. Thnrp and Mr*, f* M. Tea Duplicate Bridge Chib at her ing Monthly to *ct up the scenery A short business session was Stephenson will spend part of her for the Christm as Pngeant to b.- held ufter which a Christmas bank­ vacation at Jacksonville. / canto “IfescawUla Lodge." presented next Sunday evening. et wns packed for a needy family THURSDAY ,Dres» Rehearsal of *Christmas This scenery has been painted by and sent to Fred It .Wilson for dis­ ’aid an t a t 7:30 o'clock at the Mr. A. J. Miller and represents the tribution. Mrs. F. It. Mitchell gave Interior of the Bethlehem Stable Jftptlht Church.1 with the Holy Family and the live an extended report of the convenVV ’,r'>% M lD A Y stock. Through an open doorway Ion held Dec. 13, 11, 15, Id, 17 at Children's ' Chdstntaa party at one sees the city of Bethlehem just Cocnnnut Grove, A most sutlsfac* t I llu? Woman’s Club given by the a* the *un is dispelling the dark­ tory report was given by Mrs. Ot- | Literature D epartm ent for chikb ness. While through n window one to Schmehl from tho cooked food Milo. ten of th ? club members a t 3:00 glynip^es a pair of camels. 1o'clock. Hostesses ,Mra. Jam es At the conclusion of husinses a , TUESDAY Moughtoti, Mrs. Howard P. Smith Tuesday ufternoon the Children most interesting program was glv. and Mra. Frank W. Tulbott. meet n rehearsal for the„Chrintmas ell including a talk by Rev. W. P. . Pageant "Life Eternal," given party to lie held at Ihe church Ruhrmnn, pastor of the Methodist Monday & Tuesday by the Aasircn Class of the Bap­ Monday, December 2<1. It i» *x- Church thi* was followed hy an , tist Church, at 8:00 o’clock a t the pectod that Santa Claus himself original arrangement of "The Oth­ will attend this party and the er Wine Man," by Mrs. R. F. Coop­ church. children nre looking forward to er. Mrs. Rohret I- Glenn sang n meeting the genial old gentleman group of solos. Refreshments of and hearing from him kindly words chicken salad, saltincs, cuke ami of counsel for another year, coffee were served lute in the a f ­ WEDNESDAY ternoon. Midweek service at 7:30. This Those attending were Mr*. F. M. On Tuesday, December 20 a t 3:30 will he a special Christmas ser­ Hudson, Rev. apd Mrs. W. I’. Huhvvice. At 8:15 there will be u full| o’clock, the Music Department of mnn, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Mr*. \V. the Woman’* Club will present the dress rehearsal for the Pageant, 1. Hughey, Mrs. R K. Cooper, Mr*. following program which ha* bven Adoration of King* and Shepherds G. B. Elliott, Mrs. John Abrahams, to 1st presented on Sunday night. [arranged by Sirs. P. M. King. Mrs, Otto Schmehl, Misn Esther FRIDAY Introductory remarks: Hughey, Mrs. V. R. Mitchell, Mrs. On Friday a t 3 o’clock there will Piano »olo:—"The Old Refrain," be n rehearsal of the Children for D. C. Itobh, .Mrs. Louis Kcivcking, | (KrcDler) Mr*. John I.eonnnli, Mr*. W. I*. the Christm as Party. “THE WAY OF .Mr*. Robert L. Glenn. Fields, Mrs. Kohert L Glenn, Mrs. • Flute Solo. “ Adoration,” (Felix PARTY AT COUNTRY CLUB P. D. Me Rne, Mrs. J. F. Me CMALL PANTS” land. |DorowakiS Mra. Gwynn Fox. Mrs. Jarnc* Allen Pittman enter­ Piano Solo, "Im prom ptu," (Rein- tained informally yet most delight­ | hold) Sirs. Seth Woodruff. fully Friday a t a family luncheon Vocal k«Io„ "Fuir Maid," (Tossl) at the San'ord Country Chib honor­ ISirs. A. M. Phillip*. ing her father, Joseph Gorrettson ■* V i * Piano duet, "On Blooming Mend- of Orlando whose birthday annilow*," (Rlvl Ring) .Sirs. M. Minnr- vursary it was. The luncheon table ik and Mrs. P. M. King, dainty with it* appointment* em­ !. Vocal duel. “Would Thut My phasizing the Christmas colors ol Love," (SftmdeUschn) Mr*. J. H. red and green. The central dec­ oration waa a howl of red roses |CoKough and Mr*. C. IF. Cook. . The public is cordially invited to und pnincsttius, with tall red tap­ lattrnd thla program , a small fee er* burning in crystal holder* at I will he charged. The hontesse* either side. At one otlock a |f«r the afternoon will he Mr*. M. tasty four course luncheon wan served. lMinarik and Mrs. J. O. Long. Social Calendar PcYSQTUlfa P R IN C E SS ’ "• aanford On vacation *tkkshoidmg lighted redcandle*. RACCOONS i■■' WV 'jt t- 4 T.TAre'.Sure" i « > '• ■ir.J. ’.It fc-.f • it-—■'*►»» P lease.::: I**f ".varSt* Specially’ Christ All th i^ 1 n ifi '• llA il.l . , A, I FIELD’S FUR CO. tin ■ i A ll Fur Neck Pieces H A L F PR IC E . “ 7 th H e a v e n ” Fancy Bed Spreads Based on John Gold­ en’s a s to u n (1 i n g stage success. With an All-Star Cast. .I t will w r i t e Motion Picture History Comedy Music Department To Give ProgramTuesday A 11 . . . . . . BRAflSi____ Exquisite models cropo do chines .Special Sale Price Me ^ Pujnmn* for th« mU-i1 , wanted material* a u ‘ * style*. fcf.fi ^ 11' . -Mt» . ’ -vvysijB H ose weight. Pointed Heels 80x105 $ 3 .5 0 to $ 6 .0 0 $ 1 . 7 5 to $ 2 .5 0 Linen Table Sets 'Fancy Box A ll Linen A ll Dolls and $ 2 . 7 5 t o $ 1 0 .0 0 11 * ** *> ' ..4- ' C L O V E S . > 'pG In the ho*t quality ChdttMlgK Plain und caff-- rriiMkrtM*3#! fin>> hand embroider Handkorc! t ti td o $ In Ihire Lineji, Vc tie chine Hnml Ffi tuie trintr :,\ 9< t ► — lliw vhiiu*. *■ NrT'“«r Handkerchiefs 5 0 ^ to $ 1 . 5 0 Doll Carts Reduced this Another Day holiday cleaning week. G et yours garments need and you want Before the sup’V - to $ 5 .0 0 D o iU - $ 3 .5 0 THE HOTEL FORREST LAKE Will open December 26 under the management of G. A. SCHLOSSER Ball Room |h#y he engaged after . ■Wednesday,. December 21. Santa Claus will welcome the good, little children of Sanford on Friday afternoon, f l L Seaamber 23 from 3 to 5 o’clock. be sure they’ll get "the proper attention* Send them to in us first morning. i;ii i, | iPalm Beach and New York T h en ■■ * D ry rs? $ 1 0 .0 0 Doll Cartv $ 6.75 $ 7 .0 0 Doll Carts in the y o u ’ll . 4 ply is gone "• I1FA) Renrl iliokers uf... Also diamond ‘eiit V make lovely j M ft# I "Coolie" Robe* ligi’v* f ff 14 4S $ 3 .5 0 D o lls - $ 2 .5 0 Rollins and I silk. FyH fMhkmwl i heel*. AlLoaw. color*. _ Bath M m ln-7 get • For Lodioo Far Children them back in plenty of time Laney R- O. Middleton, Lessee thing Cleaning Co. jj H , t ' . .. . ’ f ‘.r. 1 110 E. Second St. . Photic 165. We Cair .- it “Call Us 7,.fv! / - ■ - ___ < j&Zi ^ 7T---- j t Lv*"11 U * . 1 r~-a - - ■ V an Raalte Colored Borders Your M. in Chiffon and Service Plain W hite and Dont W ait 1 Phoenix and to close out at TODAY . inrtuUing tha n«W tFrfiw i In finr> orupe tie thlM eviI ami Ki’iTgrttu*. • H.aml eftil rry am t Im « irimnfti $2.!>5 to X-®5* Gown* uf IvelrtttUuk ;* nrw tailonv) sky lea oh tec med. ^ i ...» h '» a n Vi ■ ' -ibhOfl Just a few More days Until Christmas. Take Advantage of these Bargains N ow . h «S , Open 1 “I h e l ost �■ WOT K IM ;%9*I%n9fp 4)|y.And Tontflirroir X V If «• J . - . ^ f -r- th p S , l U4 . ,.beetliralan h ~ t n n t ? n .*»„ tb r eerl» or •'rh ru n rr, 4. II. ••-"• >. i n \ > Nnml*er «>f PRIIIOD OK UiTNSK TO WHOM ORAN'TKD N a t io n a l fllxcult 'J o . J o e D an iel* C on n * Onrm li t'h u rllr Hdward* M. J. W illiam s T h e T ex a* •.*<•. A liiirpontc P h arm acy Mn>. |*. J. W.-leh J o h n D an iels M. B. .Nurwnml K. J. Cnnlrrtge A- Sons C. K. I’roctui li. M. llojfl Reonnrd Ruck Ik H. I ln r k e y A Co. • C. D. D nvls K ellx Merritt K. K. B e v e r ly Kred Halley B a s t Hide Curb .Market ns the winsome, “ Dinne,” anil C h a rle s F a rre ll, who is the handsom e, e gotistical, Renerous anil th o ro u g h ly loveable appears "Chico." ■ * ' T h U picture, based nn the piny ; f ] b y Austin S tr o n g , is said by ail fie rltle * to be one of the finest pro| J ductiona of a n y type e v e r screened. 1.1 T a k e n from e v e ry angle it is per! fa c tio n , and m ore th a n ,th u t it i has lost none o f the appeal or ’boauty of the original piny. Tbo atmosphere o ' the P a ris M o n tm a r tib , \vh«*rV I f ie pint of the atory s laid, is a ccurately carried out in t h e s e ttin g s and the photographic effects. The story follows the play itself, but b r in g ­ ing In to th e nctual view those things that could only be talked •b out In the piny, th e re b y height- t an or emlnng IVen th (III n.l na,1.1 M.gm i n t ne recu e s tI nand d d■in t h e e n t e r t a i n i n g Value greatly to o f the picture. The characterization.* o f ( the playera are said to he inspired, particularly th at of Janet Gaynor, "Til: H e a v e n " is the s to r y of two of the lowest ty p e s of I’urisinns, n w orker in the sew ers of P u rls nntl n wnif of th e P a ris str e e ts . But because of th e glorious doc­ trin e of c ourn rc which it preaches the m arvelous thiiiR* it does to both of th e ir c h a r a c te r s it has been called one of th e ffreatest and one of the most b e a u tifu l love stories e v e r Iv .ttte n . T h e Vlny c'.intt*d n sensation when produced for u record run on llroadw ay, und the picture is s u r p a s s in g the r e p u t a ­ tion established by the play. Oeables the two principals the cast inchuiVs Hen Hard. David Hutlor, A lbert (Iran. G ladys Brockwell, G eorge Stone, Rniile f ’liaut a r d „ Marie Mnsqtiini and Ilrnndon H u rst. Frunk Bors.nge directed th e produc\ion. Movie A ctors To Confront N ew Type O f Light Which W ill Cause Tanned Faces HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Dec. 19.— Broadway,” now in production nt W ill midwinter tan become tho the Sterling studio and in which trade-m ark of tho successful pic­ tho wild night life of gay G otham tu re player? is reeled off for the edification of ' This has become a subject much Cinema customers. 4t«ctuaed in film circles since lead­ ing producers nro discarding the tim a -honored "arcs" and are using jnfcgndescent globes for studio lig h tin g . .. Thame (fargp incandescent* closeItp*approach sunlight in.the warmth '»nd penetration of their rays, .Whereas the old “JKJclgs" emitted kg.cold light. j V And film observers predict thw • • • deeply tnnnod society lentier ho s ta in ? through tho Ilitz ut few York in m idwinter hold* tho **ua of all ryes, so will the rotiied actor prove the tlcgrce r*f l*. pjacy jn the llollywootl tlrama'.Sam fw . Goldwyn hns j tsued a wm lng to his two stnrn, KonuKI olman and Vilma Banky, to gunrii (iems«I*Wtt against over-tun. Conequently, the olicdient Vilntn, in M m ld ^ o ^ /U m ln g “ Lentherfacc, ’ W eb may nt- may not be a p p ro p rlitsrly titled, h«s been obliged to ik e last s u m m e r ’s sunburn lotion •km front the shelf and install it H • Ptvlyed pluce o f importance. • Thelma Todd, who set out from ice, m ass., for Boston to 1>qsehpol teacher, haa lunded via the beauty conzU. AcrhUhicd a s “ Mlsa hdsetta” in 1925. she has • t f o r nn im portant role in Angels," now being pro>y th e .Caddo Company for A rtiste release. i ited, w hite-gloved fellow Mvide the heroism for "Thiis tho American policeman Ji* screeninepic the Metro. porified the „r films. The 1 force which Hector Turn 111 produce as a pathc-De. ipcrial. t t 01!? I «• « riftith hac gone to ate . University to p'tfc out lo.-.t“ Hold •Km Yale," bj^h h(* Will direct Rod Lq ltw ,,i,0 ^n nt P C l j r i 0 tu u tH Travel by Train ITS SAFER FASTER W A R M E R AND COST IS LESS Reduction for round trip ticket* between any points on tho At­ lantic Coast Line System. Sell­ ing Dec. 23 to Jan. 2-28; good ont 1 midnight Jan. 3, and in rullmans on payment of neces­ sary charges. Baggage checked. Tickets and complete Informa­ tion from the nearest Coast Una Ticket Agent or Passenger Rep­ resentative. M e n u Christ w as — ■ n m l ri I f u />/!(/ Xcw Year Pa-Miiter Trsfllu li.pxrtm.iu ATLANTIC COAST LINE H elen .Costello nml Rnlgwt F yj- r «r» co-s nrriiig h, "Burning l/p T w o Black Crows Parts Five and Six N ow on Sale M c R e y n u ld s Drue tin. W. F u l l e r M ajor A u ste ll Klnor.i W illiam s Ik M. liru to n W il li e C lark Carl Kealer W il li a m s A Hall Ainer. A gr. Client. Co. Ik P erk in I s a a c T a y lo r T h e Or. At. A Par. T ea Ci Ik At. M irtIn 11. K. At. Hva. A Sup. Co. O. B. M. Svs. K Sup. CC. S an ford Cycle Co. Thu P e r so n s Co. A. M. W elili O ran ge \ lllnek H o tel H o f fm a n Mfg. Co. T. W. W illia m s C aryl A Ja ck so n C a ld w ell Kurn. Co. G u lf R e fin in g Co Inr. J W . Van l»9tu1iuKham Chaa. B llck Mrs. M. I*. Ju ck son H o t e l Montcxunia J o h n AV. Snow Joh n W. Sn ow J o h n W. Snow I*. II. I'rlcn Merc. Co. S p encer's A uto Toll Slion V irg in llla k e Jam es It. V. AVarren JAtilge W. W illia m s Sparks Shows Sparks Show s J o h n R ichardson J im m ie H ow ard's Fill. St:i K. W. Kchnrfer T h c o AVehcr H. II. AlcCaslln J. £ . A G. K. A tk in s o n C. J. C ranston V . H. Grant II. C. Vlelo J. R. P a rk er F lo r id a C ash Store F lo r id a C ash S tore D e w e y W illia m s Hou. Aluili c l i n g Co. n . C. S m ith J u li a Mlnott J o h n W illia m s K a rl J. Hchults T. W. Hurries I’. K. A h ea rn D a v is C andy Co. San ford F a in t & W all P a p er Co. B. J. F reem a n McCrory S to r e s Corp. F or w h a t p f i h n w __ W h o le s a le Merchant R eta il Merrhnnt 91 Ot. S a s h A Doors H* tall Merchant R eta il Mercliant W h o le s a le Dealer In 011.9 D r u p u lst R eta il Merchant l.u n e h Si a iid R eta il Merchant W h o l e s a l e Merchant R e ta il Merchant a a t. T h e Fault. Rife A ssr. H<»e. R eta il Merchant C o n tr a c to r s R eta il Merchant R eta il Alerrhant R arber s h o p R etail Murchant I 'ru lers In K o ilts * V ok. D r u g g ist R e s ta u r a n t l.u n eh Shunt I.unrli ( ’ounter R e ta il Morrhant R eta il Alerrhant R e t a il Alorrhant R e ta il Merchant R e ta il Alerrhant R e ta il Merchant R e ta il Merchant R etail Ah•reliant R eta il Merchant R eta il Merrhnnt G a ra g e R etail Alerrhant R< tail .Merchant Pool Room I . T a b les 9- AJ. M. Jt. II. Rmlge 11. A Urynnl Garrett T h om p so n * AlcPIaln A. S tu m P r ic e A J o h n so n J r a - A C olt Ingham r Cmi.:i°K.nVn."m' ry C°- c . W. Sm ith H a rry l l u y m a K i l g o r e S eed Co. II. J o n e s R. K. F u ll e r O r la n d o F u rn . Co. T r i- S l a t * P l g g t y W ig g l y J.r'•*}*»*• P lK gly W lS S lv S t a n l e y .I t o g e r n | | d w . Co. K arl J. S c h iilt s ’ L; **• C h orp en ln g J*am P a t l e r i o n kf, W* S t i le s A lb ert D ra p er A n n e tte Hanm-tt I? K P lerp o n t R- J. I In* thorim J- C. IIIIU Jr. F ra n k l l y r e s P e n tr a l M ark et i. i. 1, 1. 1. l 92* r v r . i , p r : m l n et. i. p j r 1924 Oef. t. t r2i 1926 r v i . I | J 3; 1914 o-Jt. l! 192? O ft. ■Oft. Oet. Oet. O ft. O ft. O ft.. 1. 1, I. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1921 1924 1926 1924 192* 192* 1926 O-I. Got. o et. o«t ,* .£ O f, t)aj|, 1. J. j 1 , J. O et. 1. 192* O ft. I, 192* {• } • ; • Oct. i, i d : * O ct. t. t92o Oct. 1. 1924 Oet. I. 1924 Oct. Oct. O ft. oct. O ft oet! tvti t, 1; l. l. i * i; Oet. O ft. O ft. O ft. • V t. O ft. O ft. Oet. (•ft. O ft. O ft. 0*1 • ( •f t. •■ I <'ft. Oct. Oct oet. o ,.,. Oet. oet 1. t t. i | 1. 1921 1. 1*29 I. 192* I. I'ts* I. 1926 1. 1920 I. 1924 1. 19*4 i. 1924 1. 192* |. 192* ;. 1926 . 1924 I. 1926 1 192! i. 192* I. 192* I 19 20 I. 192* T o ta l F- C. Murph Melvin Preahe F ra n k l e a s i n g D ix ie Kunlttire Co. J. M. (Ireene J’.. 1C. (Ireen D. It. Oreon P. It. Oresn I*, n. O reen R. IL O reen . a . • D . ' i t . G reen f> It. O rern B. A. D nuala*» R. A. I V iig ln * s R. A. Dougla*.* B. A D ougtgss H erm an Corrlngton S. J. R i g g e r s S an ford R o u fln g Co. Inc. Srm. Co, R id ? * Loan. Assn. Mrs. ) ( , D. IITirLrr M.t'lam Harriet lloiid-lllll -Lumber Co I'xlm Garden Tea Room 1'. A . Prince I*. C. R o b b H K. R oyd smith Garage *Hv». Hfa. l^'itiae .W ilson -S h erm an When TO Wurt (*. AV. I*. W. l.lzxlc I. II. J92* 192? 19*7 | 9-: , 92 , 92; Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Opt. Opt. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. (V I. Oct. Oct. I. 1926 I. 132* 1. 1924 T otn l I. 1926 l. 1924 1, 11*26 I. 192* I. 1924 (let. Oct Oct *hli r*ct 0*1 fv * r id O il 1. 1926 I. 192* 1, 1924 I. 1926 I, 192* 1, 1924 1. 1926 T o ta l Oct. 1. 11924 ( V t . I, 192* ( V t . 1, 192* Oct. 1. 1926 Oct. 1. 192*; Oct. Oct. (V t. Oct. (V t. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1. 1, I. 1. 1. I. 1. I. I. 1. 1924 1924 1924 1926 1974 1924 1924 H26 MM 1424 Oet. (let. Get. net. oct. Oet. (Vt. thlx Wk« J o m r v o n d Stnte ll.vil. firn. K. Il.iheork J<,• r u :; |5 ; ; I'?: i fieo. F Raheoel, (It" RahenrU F I--; Hanford Coco Cola lint. Co K. I*. S t n e k l a n d P. P a u l’s Reality Shop l.n n n le W ilson I It. Colelointli T«in P ep p ers Win. J Toll <’ S F l o w . i s Sam W alden 1327 1927 I I ■:: I '.; ' '.'I •■; t*;? 1263.911 2.60 1*27 1*77 I 77 I *27 I '77 1*27 1*27 l *27 nr: 112* 112 7 l»27 1127 1127 !.•:« 1924 1927 1927 1327 D r; H77 1377 '921 1927 1927 17*27 1927 1977 1927 Retail .Merchant Retail Merchant Roltllnu W orks It. tall D ealer in I r*-<h Aleats -. W eig h in g Machines Pran k i t Pell Dr. P. J. .Marshall San .Ilian G a r a g e Po. ■Fla. ru h lic Go. 11.. tilin g W orks i'rpti*t I .a n t ' Shop 11.. W a g o n R. I F s l. Ilroker It.-tall Alerrhant 1.. -tall .Merchant 1.. tail .M< reliant R. i .1 l>eat« r In | r. n M.-nts I;, l i il Ale reha ii t nail ARM 192* l ’. lei 111 An 1924 192* 192* .'•0 VA 192* I A All 192* 3.1*0 111 IIA |n no .1 On 16 nn 3 on 193* t *..» 192* 19 2* 192* ):• I;ii I Merchant PI >s l d a n i t, C o n tra cto rs R» t* i Merchant I .unil'ct I »ealei s P. I ll Mei ehnnt A1.1 I i- Home I 1*2* 192* I. 14?' I. 192 I. 192 sheet I. 1924 I 142* 1. 192* T o tal Act Nat ln« ..f ll.iT tf .n l R estaurant I lee \A a go n Retail .Merchant Dealer In F ru its 192* 192* I'*24 1924 l.uneh Pn n n trr I 'hyxldaf* A m . fi.v A ulna; Oarage • •oiilrucl or I.umber D ealers >lfg. e.f P n n crete R eta il .Merchant R e ta il M erchant R etail .Merchant R e ta il Merchant R eta il M erchant 192* 1926 19 24 1924 1424 1924 192* 1924 192* 1924 1924 1924 1924 1924 1926 1926 1924 1924 1924 |926 17*24 1924 9. A0 ) nr. 2*. on 1934 1924 1924 3.mi ;..no l'l.iio 2 Oil In.in, JA hi* 3.no f..Ai* 2 .An 2. 3. in* 3 AO I4.no | 0.00 .1.0*1 3.00 3.AO I 7.0 1.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 Ocf • *ct. Oet. Oct. <»ct. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. 1. 1927 1. 1*27 I. 1927 1. P'27 I. 1927 1. 192? 1. 142? I. 1927 1. 1927 Mheot >. 1927 I. 1927 1. 1927 1. PCI? I. 1927 1. 1927 I. 1927 I. 1927 I. 1927 t. 1427 1. 1927 I. 14?? 1. 1927 1. 1927 I. 1437 I. 1927 I. 1927 S erv ice P r. J. J. H e l l s Dr. Alhort W. H elix H o w a r d W. Ruder 1. 1926 1. 192* I. 1926 I. 192* I. 1926 1. 1926 1. 1926 1. 1926 l . 1924 I. 1936 T o ta l 1. 1926 A. M. Htau p S. J. Pool W. O. R u xsel Huptily t .Millie Morgan L a w t o n llros. f». II. K e l g a n s Fox a S w ift RRnn J. M ottghlnn A. R. C. lin k e r ) Co. IR Tk H a ll A. P. C o n n elly A. P. C o n n e lly A. P. C o n n elly A. P. C o n n elly A. P. C on n elly A. l \ C on n elly A. P. C o n n elly A. P . C o n n e lly P h ilip Itayurd Sm ith A. P. C o n n e lly House ..............H *" *|,£*4hMeata {{"•*JI Aterchsnt Merchant R etail M erchant ! ; ; ! * » M erchant R-*r*k F lee. Contractor {lather S h op ID-tall M erchant • onir/ictor R* 1*11 M erchant lla rh er S h op A e j. H u d son Ins. Co. M in n e a p o lis F. * M. In*. Co. Aat B ast A W e s t Ins. Co. A g t . R o y a l In d e m n ity i O Awt. Knult. F ir e A M a rin - Ins. (;0 A n . N *t. F ir e In*. Co. Agt^ Vprth A m ir . Aer f Ind-m. Co. A m . H u d s o n Ins. Co. » e t . | Minn. F. A J M. Jlul. Cn. A m . B sst A W est Ins. Co. Aitt. l l o y n l Indcm. Co. Agt. Fault. F. A . M. Tne. Co. A a t N a t. F ir e in s . Co. R a la ll M erch an t R o o fin g 'C o n t r a c t o r s 11Ida. At L oan A ssn . H o a r d in g llo u a o IWautv F a rter* L u m b e r Dealers R estaurant P h v a lcla n Hike Repair Shop - Rmher SIm>p G a m e# for Repairs Hotel ■'• . . i . • Ice f a c t o r y . A. P. C o n n e lly A. P. C o n n elly I. 1924 1. 193* R 1924 I. 192* t. 1934 R 1934 I. 1914 1. 1924 Total 1. 1914 1, 1924 1. 19J* 1. 1924 t. 1926 1. 1326 (V t. I. 1924 r v i Oct. 1 1926 ( V t A. P. C o n n e lly A. P. Ort. 1. 1192* o n Oct. 1. 192*1. Oct. C o n n e lly Oct l, 1926 (Vt, A. P. C o n n e lly Ins. Co. V n eleo lU tterv A. P. C o n n e lly Hl«. S a n fo ril R an k A T ru st A. P . C o n n e lly A. P. C o n n e lly R e ta il Merchant A gt. P hiln. F |r e & M Ins. Co. R an k A g t . Sun In*. Co. A m . S t a t e Asauranca Oct. 1. 192* Oct. Oct. 1. 1924 Ocl. ()«. i ° ,rt, n (V t |' 1 .V P. C o n n e lly A. P . C on n otlv A. P. C o n n e lly H o m e S u p p lv Co. Ik II. C o n n e lly Ik II. C o n n elly L. If. C o n n elly Ik II. C o n n eliv L.’ II. C o n n e lly Ik II. C o n n e lly L. I L C o n n e lly Ik If. Connelly Ik H. C o n n elly U It. Connelly I" C o n n e liv Ik II. Connelly L. H. Connelly Ik II. Connelly Ik II. Connelly Ik 11. Connell* U 11. C o n n e tlr L. JL Connelly " 192* 192* I. 17*24 1. 192* I. 1924 I. 1926 I. 1926 I. 1920 1. 1924 1. 1926 1. 1924 T o ta l C orn G riffin R e ta il M erchant Oct, I. 1921 .1. 1C. Alnriran R e ta il M errhnnt ^ — vOet. Geo. W igh t R etail M erchant STM. I. 1924 P a lm e t t o l.u n eh Room R e s ta u r a n t ^ Oct. 1. 1934 K. X. Z im m erm a n U etnll M erch an t v*ct. I, 192* (Iro. W ein stein R e t a il M erehnnt *Vt. I. 192* Geo. AVrlnsleln ID'lnll Merehnnt Oct. I. 192* Si'. P. P ark er R etail M erchant Oct. I. 192*1 AI. J. P o llle n t ID lull M erch a n t Oct, I. 1924 (H lv e r G rocery Po. R etail M erch a n t Oct, 1. 1924 K. At. J o h n so n l.utirh S ta n d Oct. I, 192* 11. Ik Hall R arher Shot* <*,.t. I. 1924 D. J. W illia m s ID tall M ercliant Oct. I. 1924 Airs. Ik G race Ilrown .R e tv II M erchant Oct. I. 1924 Airs. Gen. Ryle R e ta il M erch a n t Oct. 1. 192* San. O m c n t . Prod P lan t Mfg. o f (.’em . Illocka Oct. 1 192* A. K. SJnhlnm R etail Merchant Oct. 1. 1920 F F. P u t t o n A Po. D e a le r s In F r u its A V rgs. (vt. F e d e r a l Tinker*RaUery Oet. C r o w n I’a p e r Co. R eta il Alerchnnt Oct F la . P u b li c Kcrvlce Co. Klee. I.lg h t P lant. A lt. S p r in g e o P|. 1921 Rail m an llro s. R e ta il A lerrhant «vt. 1926 W u rt W. W a rn er H o tel (S e m in o le H o t e l) O e |‘ 1926 W u r t AV. W a rn er R e a l Kat. Ilroker Oct. 1926 F la . P u b li c S e r v ic e iT u r r iiie S m ith S an ford Cneh I.timber O J R. T c r w l l l r g e r Alctirlff Hrm*. w . j. Vauahn H n w a n t S u tto n Mrs. P la l r e I'.verctte J. V ld el J o n e s 2 5* 4.50 1.5A !..** 7.5* 1.511 1.5*1 1164.50 1. 192? i. ta?? I. 1917 I. 1927 l. 1927 I. 1927 I. 1927 n h o .i I. 1937 When I taker' • *i\II Knsr. A* Surveyor It.11 li Act. l l o n i f III* F h ln I.niindry (S ta r l-aun ) G. W. Veliahje Iliilhlin : i 'outraotor llr l.u l Ah reliant B. (7. M u llig a n R esta u ra n t H a m b u r g e r Fllll A Pi*. Sip llra ey P a r lo r Shop Retail Merchant Mary A le x a n d e r S e m in o le A w n i n g Shop Retail Merchant II. .1. P.rovton R etail Merchant C hir op ractic Win. K. Mae P n iigu ll H. G. Gray A cco u n ta n t W illie l .i n i a r R etail Merchant F ran k I. Konntx Relull Merchant R rsta u rant Fran k I. Konntx Retail Alerchunt T he F rien d ly S to r e s Inc. Relull Merchant The F rien d ly S to r e s Inc. A. II. Middleton Retail Merchant G r l s s c i t s Cash S tore R etail Merchant Amos Mill R etail Merchant A rm our I’ertx W ork * R etail Merchant Rarber Shop W illie Mills Ant. for Autos Sanforil P n d litu c Co. D ea lers In F r u its F lo r id a P roduce Go, 5.00 1, 192 1, 192 1. 192 1, 192 1, 192 1. 192 R 193 stiaet OisuAliv Cvnri xs Ci>, • iHcrnln Cv p ress Co. i isrmila l*\ press Co .Mrs .1 II Allen .Mrs .1 II. \ | l e n (!en. C H errin s l . e w l s A. N’nder Dr Cltai. F Vincent S u i f Rlec. I’ontr. •’#» Crunk Ci.llnrn C rown A Alelnlosh Airs c | | T om lin ion C II Rills llla ir s C afe i W II Tax Ir.rl I. W. U r.c.ls I. S. \ s t il c ) (:••«*. P. Alooredip n ....... Jt.f.ll r. On l.ti.T.NSi: Krnm W hen j o 1. 192* 1. 1924 1 192* I. 192* 1. 1926 1. 192* I. 1926 T o tn l 1. 1926 I. 192* 1. 1926 Retail Alerchnnt Hotel ti.irieoln t l o t e l) ) | o i e | t V a ld el o « t e l l i: tail Merchant Itll, e Repair Shop I., tall Atereltant i.« sta u rn n l ’.a l A tla s Assn. I .til. A il k m ’. ford Ins i 'ii .ion 10.00 t no $ i d r.o •• • f*F Alii I’lre Ai.su f t Philn. I,oval Ins. Co. of 1.0 erpool ,\itl •h.-iudard Aeed Ins Co R .t.n l Merchant i •. a * r In Fru its I**:; • 3.75, G el. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oof. O ct. Oct. W Warner Plies nut A Son C h estn u t A Son Harris Grant Auto S ales Corp. S an ford llii.tlng Co. 1927 | , 2. V ,:: n o an || I I I. ! I. I 1 i I. 1 I I I. 4. 4. I. I. I. l. I. 1. I. I. I. I. 1 I. I. GR A NT Fit* r h n r l l e C ald w ell Airs. K. I t l i s n e w San. Oliero Cola lim i t P eterson fiet thh (926 1924 1934 192* 1926 1921 192.1 192* 192* 1926 1926 1926 1926 1926 192* 192* 1926 192* 1926 1924 1926 1926 192* 1924 192* 192* 1926 1924 1926 WHOM FOR W HAT PI RIVMI It. A. W. S ervice S ta tio n I. 1926 Or! J; R. P n yn o • nloR N e w s Co. K len n th la A res R C. Klnard Vin 1t, r*' O o rce ry ;• H ln vlfta ry *’M h *’®lnt Store San ford L oan A Sava. Co. J. J . Melton rvi ,v t‘ l fv , , t v } ; j; Oft. R Oet. 1, O ft. j Oet. R O ft. I. Oct. I. O ti i Oet l Oet. I. . N K fon L ic e n s e I. I*!* Of, Retail Alerrhant Real Rst. lim iter liurher s h o p W a tc h m a k e r W ImU-xaln Merchant A gt. Hou L if e un.l Hoalth Ins. (*o. Rarher S h op jR-tall M erchant R eta il Merchant { M a l l M erchant I V alera In F r u its A: Vega. P lu m b in g Cnntrnrtnr *’e Frennt Mfg. It* tall Merchant R e ta il Merchant R eta il Merrhnnt R eta il Merchant R e ta il Merchant R e t a il Merchant J M n ll Merchant R eta il .Merchant { .e ta ll Merchant R eta il Merchant Ak’t. P i l o t - U f « •n*. r,» JD tall Merchant R etail Merchant R e ta il Marchunt R eta il M orchant R eta il M erchant F r o m W h e n * to Oet. Oct. Oct, Oet. Oet. l.uneh Counter Hotel Alfa Hash. D oom Ai llllnils Fool Room Retail Merchant R etail Alerrhant W h o lesa le D ealer In l ills R etail Merchant Ih lull Alerrhant !«»lull Merchant Hotel liurher Shop Rnrher Shop Rarber Shop R etail Merelutul R etail Alerrhant R etail Alerchunt Resiaiiriint l.uneh Counter R esta u ra n t Show 1 P a y Only I Side Sh ow I da)- only R etail Alerrhant R etail Alereli.mt R etail Merrhutil I.unrli Counter In tttlet Filer. Cnntrnrtnrs Ri lull Alerrhant llonrtllnir House Rulall Alerchunt It* (nil M. reliant * R etail Merchant R etail Merchant lit tall Merchant Dealer In l-’ru lls A- Vries. AIK. C oncrete llh iek s R etail AR rchant lU la n ll Merchant Hunch Stand I A u to m a tic W e ig h i n g Machine S a n .R ic h Inn l.uneh Stand Ph!R p M s m ith A c t. Pare. In*. Fn. R crth a Hatch R< lull .Merchant S e m in o le Griss-rr Co • Whub'll.-*tc At.'rrh.inr' W ig h t llros. Co. Ri lull Merchant W igh t llros. Co. R eta il Merrhnnt W ig h t llr o s Co. • *.»»• 11 Merchant B ll a D u c k e lt Hoarding llnuxe I. . F. b o d g e R* tall Merchant T a y lo r Grocery R eta il Merchant Jo h n Martin I.unrli Stan d S e m in o le F eed Co, R eta il Merchant Wholeanlu Denl.-r S tan d ard o i l Co. III Oil* S tan d ard Oil Co. K ftu il Mercliant *a l o d c a i e a R. tall C ocoa C andy Co. .Merchant W u g o n e r Kurn. Co. R elu ll Merchant Jo h n A d a m s •la in ll Merchant Dr. U D. Urowno r V n tls i H. If. D r o sc s R e ta il Merchant Hum Keftls Placo Reiitil Merchant M ilan o T h e a te r P ictu re S h o w P r in c e s s T h ea ter P ictu re S h ow A. Ik l l c t l s A s t . Mut. 1,1fr Jus. Po. R eta il D e a le r In Mrs. Margaret F o ste r Freeh .Venta H en ry Alcl-atilln ID tnll Merchant lien no tt A T h o m as JD tall M ereh n ig Mrs- B va Ward R eta il Merchant I.hr. A Hup. t:<> I.timber Dentera W. .T’ Kl’ire IS* tnll M erchant Millard llullnmy R eta il Mercha.ut K. A. D o u g la s* .Exclusive Columbia Dealer : v v v \ N umber i-lrrn.ii* AVlm 'S in .iiiiv «?*in*!’ a FW*U ly & * *. In*. cCo. A g t. I*, k Fire Ins. Co. A gR S lajid ard A rrld en t Ins. Co R eta il M ereh an l A «t. Arncr. R sglo In*. Co.j A gt. C o n tin e n ta l IM. ** i ' A m . C a led o n ia n Ins. *w A g t. F e d e r e t In*. Co. A gt. Firem an'* Fund In*. Co. A g t. L iv erp o o l l fc *• G. Ins. Co. A g t . R lo y d P lato G lass In*. Co. A g t. I s m d o n A"Mir. Co. A g t Morcantlhi Inn. Cl'*1'' ' . ck..’ j ' o , , (let* 1 ’ (V t I Oct I e-. n ... . 1 , (w.. , Octl 1 rui | iK : I S K t S . f c 'S i f ig | i t ' . V i . S * ! ? ? . '? ’ - r " i 0 * 0 . 7 : IP?; V t* An �W KIXOLi JK-JP ge Z .o i)e Taking Place if M carriage Eventually V11in 11 ifAGO. P e c , li»-— CINS) — j of the institution o f m a r ? America to fee nuppranted 0f so,-called "free lo v e ' in the n e a r f u t u r e b y Haynes Holm es, N e w Y o rk r *ho addressed an in ip or- PKIUOR <1 IIA'NTED ciai san etion and a jKilicy similai to t h a t o f Russia may h> adopted, w hich con sist o f a nmpi,. k.oj,l>; before an official and declaring t h e ir intentions o f Ii vinaw tug’l l her "M arriage must be monogamous will d isa p p ea r, b u t i f - Kv. l t T h e s e basic factors . :ln n c ver i0 accordance w ith thidfl'Wa clinngu or serious results will fo|liotion." Holmes d e d f e e d . r ion does not necesMfKly Or. Holm es sc,iff,.,I „t the idea Iprogre-s," he pointed out. o i compumonati* mnrrmirud hh h»*. Ljre two kinds o f e v o h i t i n u , j K ,in innovation. Such marring vs i proRre** and one of retJfo- have tnkon p!ace for years, he con­ L or devolution, n* it sonfe- tended, but no particular nam.» h i.I Jj called-’* narriftite o f the fu tu r e, Oc* L to Hr. H olm es, m a r t b e L upon three basic f u n d a k Jfc riled th e se ns fo llo w s: OLDENROn IBrielit'vood Kstnte, helontt Uwanl 11. S m it h o f Clovephio was sold Inst w eek to u Urdner of Cleveland. This Lrfonstitutes sa le o f Hie onlldinKs hire o f Mr. S m ith llr was made ■through lirnnjjf ( ir n c ia l hospital, rw-nvprinir from pnmimonia is ii-porti-d ns very much improved. Pr. I .lr h u ostein wnti-s from Baldw in. New York that | u- i| looking forward with much ple:l sure to his vi«it lieu- in lire, and hopes to ho ahl ■ to li,. here a j month longer this lime. I S e v e r a l from hero an d S u h u ih an Mr. j H o u s e s sp en t S u n d a y ' a t \Y e k i\a L mutual friend o f the pur- : Springs, mceived. Mr. and Airs. Hall were dinner r* Smith. C ary and C a r d - , S-' Ti un‘i* Kn r i l o a y evening and spent the evenr expected to nrrive this jnR jfl cards, the latter to ta k e p ossession new purchase when In- and will riside in the future, nith report* that lie w ill conL spend his w in ters' h ere a s , M«»dnmes S m ith. Hall and Bettinetti w ere Sanford visitors Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. I.opei were dill tier *'Jr- un<* ^ rs Alva Kcar­ (ienevu ney am) nil motored lo . S u n d a y afternoon. prightwooil i-stule is a larg ■ The fo llow in g fan d its sale constitutes one o f T h a n k sg iv in g duel; hu tgest real e s t a t e tran fers Joh ns river. Mr. ai f recent date. Mr. and Mrs. “ *•M ,; ; Eld ridge hud for thoir tn Thanksgiving day, Mr. rs. Gordincr an d d augh ter, if Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. EMridge dr. and litUo son. , f ... , ,nd Mrs. I . C S m ith c ? l e , thoir third w ed d in g* a n n if Tuesday e v e n in g Nov. 22 , jix o’clock dinner, Air. and '^rk .Mathers w ere their i 'm J'..’ „nd i M n i . l t “ c . ' s M athers and Mr. and j C uhbage o f W in ter Pu 1 -Mrs. Hoyt Morgan d augh ter. S hirley 1.01 t-d S atu rd a y from the ^ h,?Hpit' | . Mra. j rem ain w ith her jtUtef Parker a fe w d ays Ik- ft t„ |,er h om e in Oviedo TKll giil Mis. Harry William* lando Hat. evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lght. r Anna Mile were diis Kearney and family and Miss Ber­ Vt-i of Mr. and Mrs. (ion. nice Eldridge. [to duck dinner Tuesday Mr. C. E. MacCanon of Winter Park, was absent from his official 1 ■nil Mis. T, C. Brannon and duties here as Hupt. nf Sunday i Id Orlando and Me. and syhool, Sunday afternoon, having I S. Brown enjoyed a picnic be n called to Tampa because of [on the. Prairie near the f.crious illness of his father. limp Thursdayripj' last week. Paul Sandhnru and family of . itul Mrs. Gifford were Oflapdo and Mr. and Mrs. Carcv of kiving dinner gliests of Mr. CotiwaV were Calling on relatives* horu Sunday afternoon. r*. R. 1^ Croon. Mr. It. lo Croon was a •iec;-nl. Matlhn OtiWcn and Mis* [l Patterson were dinner visitor tu Tallahassee and Jack­ of Or. nod Mrs. McKee sonville. Rev. Reid handed in hi* resigna- | Lgiving. [ Chs* Eldridge and infant tion as pastor here at the after­ noon service Sunday. He gave, ns bo Mate occn spending n few reason, that his work in Winter It the home of Mr. and Mrs. his Park was becoming too heavy to Le Sr., returned Sunday to assume the extra duties required as Romo in Suliurbun Houses, pastorate of «hi* church in addi­ p n t child of Mr. and All's, tion to his church duties in Winter ; [i* reported as very ill at this nj Mr.*. McKee joined some Pork friends Thursday ev!wl spent a delightful oven* cards at the Huddleston uul Mrs. Robert WHeutey toils to the following guests Hovely new home Satin day I. .Mr. and Mrs. Hull, Mr. k Smith, Mr, Schiiffer. Mr. k McKee Mesdumes llettiLEESBURG — $10,200 contract Himp.-on and I.ichtenliein. let for construction of road from Pning was »pcnt in bridge, Macon County line to Atloona. k* refn shmeaU wefe servLAKE B U TEER -C . E. Rivers ^mith a winter visitor front Plow Company building on East nrk has been employed by Main Street repaired. R( Charm Citrus Co. LIfyliock. who hua boon in TALLAHASSEE — Brickwork Htk and Ohio during the on fourth floor of new Exchange iintnu-r engaged In teaching t-iorial work for the Christian bank building begun. I those states Is especled UMATILLA—Bids asked for •'"-here the first of Dec, for k f d visit with her funtily.* construction of municipal building M M Mrs..Gif ford entertnin- for this town. Mfld Mrs. Croon, Miss Bur[J T. J. Durrance to dinner f- The entire party and Mr. FROM FACTORY p. d a rk Mathers s|i«nt the k it the (>, H. Brown home. TO YOU F»mili<*s of Messrs Hall and FEDERAL, Fraley have returnetl from EXTRA SERVICE Pr trip to South Fla. They r themselves ns being glad TIRES & TUBES Lkrk to this section of Flnr-. at prices you xvould pay foi visitetl Lake IVarth a n d inferior, unknown, [8»ach while away. Mr. Ilall m akeshift brands. [totting n fjve foot "G ator1* [h raptured down in the F. P. RINES P ” He will have U nmimt221 East First St. RGreen, who Is now In t h e 1 p Early—5 Days Left ’ ’piinolh «*onnelty ***d- l* r J nek#..n At K, 1Iftfi | e y i ’d., * \ T elford A*r- t \ | | r | u l # Sanf.*rd S to ve Work# N' II Ha nk ,1<*r«itne **f i i \ ie i l o Vi 11mi ti 4- Toomer F#rt S.i nf« .|d l«itiin«lr> In c, F*l Al*-.\ander •* *• K irk lan d " «' M a r t Hu** l*nr* K*10 i| | S t i .re M M.irip««iri T u i, tlu a r a n ty I* • ’erenoll ■i II ,v M u i ViUMniigh II •'xlrlmiuli II I: I." H la S .in i " ■' 1 PM Ito o t H I.n a n A s s n l! r * r i*n a Mcnnrtt Hlr-’lrle Sliop iM .illliiii. sort w hat t .Icons-- j-rttiMSK A l t l \ S Kir# In*. C>. Am Standard Aceltlrnt ln?«. ri* \ Vt „■1 1»»si.n 11> Mi* re lia n t >ut \ #> c r I tall Merchant lift.ill Merchant l > t a l l Merchant )t#i|t;iuriiitt * T" 1 Oct Oct, oct o c t, o c t. Oct. Oi*|. 1 1 Itunl; Ocf. »K*t t*ct. 1 Oct, oct ort oct. tVt Oct Met n itA N T K D p ill S i lut'd i >n * !;• tall Merchant Iw * t ura ni (;• tall Merchant il* m ur.int lletall M erch a n t I;* t il) Merchant A sl I *<»l|,| Ur » »»ci oct Oct i iritf. i h \\ oortrilfl 1 lr‘* id .When Ita k e r s Mr« i’i.» Mo'ruck en i%*ti r s F l*niidnc> Oct Tom When ijpk k h k Merchant M erchant San Mill ’. IVI I!, tall Mir.-hant 11,1 \* l N A. A <**1. I HU. Co. *V* O l a l l Merchant >vi lleta ll M erchant . IV( \,T,*uiiia,it i vi V-ruiiiitiint tVI H r,a ll M*ri-liaiu *vt H- lu ll Merchant iv t H* tall j|i*rTlinm » vi urnnl *v« IMixll Mori'lmnl <•••> l|nywo*«Ml Wui I Se thin si ti M K m n e ti • ha**' l*i». la* S Will Iant** I* H Monahan *1 il W olcott FI fh ik K hh J«* 11. Onwitit s h n - lc Frlera*»n l Hall fr. oct qy Merchant lletall 11* tall I'lv l*l*. Oct P C ftlW lH I lleta ll 1 F At r. tv Mitchell Oct, W II.V T Franc!# i \ S in k ## & «\» Atnerlcaiv Jlnkcrl#* «*n Ia*a I# five re tt I.o O^woikI l.u m h er K I'.i|,rr*lf I*l|«^ Iti.fllrsli-I- *'i f I,if»* I II.. **t, • ’Ullrl.ui 'HI •*.' S (r u K ir, X \u l N M U • s't Ivpl. i|, A. * is I I.W l.i» , HrHIsli fi \\ ooitru ff Woailrtiff Wooiti a f i I.. r II I‘itripiif Mr-•I'i.n M,|,rss l**.,rp l" « i> W illiam s s *io lair H.-fliilnu i 1>*s*i n«*t 1 S2rt I >el J.**\* i l 1‘tru Oet 11 ti>|t,l. 11 i- H un,, Favtll.' t Ki t s. I T . 1,1 Hmill Killing " II I I. I. II S leU Is Monil v H o lier Zarina A t Iteiit 1Ni:it«- l l i s k p r 1’* 01 r . o t o i IV* net Hi lu ll M- retiilnl I:- lull ,\ii n i,.mi H-I.iil Merehaol It* lull Mi-reliant Hrlall IValer In 1’iesti .Meats H* at 1st lirnker I:. Mill Vli-rebnnl IP -t.ioranl lletall I Vale* lo Fresh Me.il\VloilesuliV MerelluIII Vat Amer? N.it Ills. \l*l Faelfle Mutual ln» I’n A u I *'fiiif I ml os Ins ('«, 1VI M et Met t'e t I. H*2'i n e l I I* t , F*3I1 t O e| I 1*2* n e t 1. I J J C I* I. I* I, I 93C O e t I, |S > t» I I- \' .oolroft Woodruff .M F Itnhlii'iio .loll 11 ItnliliiHOii I'Iren ..lohu llolilnsoti *‘Im o Kninia l.atiuir I II. Iluiehilisnu 1'has A, Henson I- N. Illtelieoek San lord llv erlam l 1’o • II II lit<'1111*1011 The V ow ell i ’o S an fo rd llu lek c*o 1 )••••; I. H*SH I F*3>i I. n i * F I* Welsh Sem inole t*«<iinl> Haul, l.niiKu mol lUriniiS. S liiiuiut I lir .t T, Iten* mo Kthel lira* Fred 'I'. W lllla ois W Heorge S. I Nix SI audit rd liar >-er Shull Zet* North Holler lire** o'* .Market I'nvul J e w e lr y f*,t. •ilolie l-rednlnn t*o lohertH liro eer) John Fhelna I'assle W illia m s M I'lneU •lames n ro ivn Alive S ttla ld Seminole Hook Shop I* F. Ilellamy Hillside ilrneery f*o Semlnolo F u rn itu re 1 M. K. N ic h o ls Jessie W a ld en Jam** 'h - t <vt • •i t • V t, I, I s .'*-1 I l:>2H I I'lls I, l:*Jil Mi:I iv i •<! v i M e t, Me* IV *. I. t d j i l I, l » i s *a*t M il. Mi-i S.V,«<1 Hi. 101 : an I* no 1. Oil In ni* ] mi i. ri;<. iii t • •<•* 1,1 !*;•! ' v i Me*. 1. M e l, I. iv t.M . ■l e t 1, Id J 'l IS M in ;-i I d ’ ll * O'* I V! n,*i f ie * IIITill j.Oti |d on Full* F II Unlun *; .1 1.inlists us I t , Hill Merchant l:> tall Alercluini l!e*lnurnnt Hniag* f>»r It*ualrs lltillilinir f'oiiirucior • 'rate Mill i v a l e r * III Fruit* * V*B«table.1 l; .ta ll .Mercliuhl Agl. Fctural I ini u* Ius. Oet. Oet oct t. Hiifl net. I. I'ISi 0.-1. I. t*I« rvr. ,1. is*: J. m ' r 1 . iv; t 1, ,1. 1V>; au.lruff A IViiUiu* ■* Wclnheru : W H.'i-teh l.t'sll*-, a .Moriruo Mr*. T J. tlh-Wsiaii M 1mu-1'* Storn Sattf Faint & Army at**r» Oel. I. I'll# r*ct. ,1. IV-’T O c l. Oel l» t .i f i e ,, I, 1924 0 ,1*. ,1. t s j : 11 Fred IO t!**e«etl- ........ mi .< Oel I F*W-fOul. Oet. I. 1*24 Oet .1. t'2T 1 *0. Hi tall Mi-relianl Hrlall AUrrhunt W h olesale Merchant W h olesale Merehunj Raker At llolmc* Pi* Seminole Hudson R s s e , Pu O arage ti A s l. fot A u 1r<s Seminole Hudson Ksse, Co. • Inrngu f>*r Repair* d eta il Alereluint Ilonn-r fleas*)** I'en list Hr. A. f . I'liainherlaln Han T hom as Jt H. It Ford Fnnl Room 2 ta ld rs H rla ll Merrhunl I.. I*. C ahle Hrlall .Merchanl I ». M "Id hum R elu ll Mwrchaiil I*. A. C ald w ell Rurber Hhop Smith llarher Shop lit lu ll Merchant Smith Hnrhcr Shop PriiKKlst Sanford Drug Co. Real Kst. lirnker Herman f o r r l n g t o n AuF for Autos W h lte-IIlK h leytn an I lu­ Retail Merchant ll III -H ard w are *;.i Agt. T h e Nat. Iteiiefil If. J. Hare I.. Ins. t'o. F liim id n g C o n lrn clo f link cry lia k e r y F hystrluii A gl Mult l.lfi- In* f o . le.< F a ctory Kleetrii: KlgUi I'lu i»« (•*>. Ii.-atyrs la t!lee Hltpplle* 1 Ice t'ream t’arl R estu ran t T ola I thl* S h eet ----- Flioliiarap h er K, il. K sset It.-stiirrent Walker A- Mosel 1 y Harlx-r Hhop Felix Colson Real K s la te lirnker *Ieo, F. Ilahcoek A « t Ifilif l .l f e ln«. tV |lew*'y Ivey Retail Merehnnt J. T. N e sm ith Retail Merchanl llodulns A I'owun f o Itet fiealur It* K- Z. Irvin Fr. Meats, lleta ll Mrrrhaul II. H. H u l ls liarbcr Hhap lllltm is Hu r tier Stmp Retail Merchanl R etail Merchant t'eell Itliieu R etail Merchum Mrs. W a lt e r S. KLimt.-ra R etail Merchant Alt Lady's Shoppe R etail .Merrhunl l.llla IIleksoti R etail Merchant N ick fm in taitU iie R etail Merchant Aiorelus *'onsIlfFillne f u n in* Pared le* Standard flaOery S e r v l e s f •• .Miller H. 1'hllllp* lo r Margaret Marshall Sanford Mroecry Fn. W ig h t l l r o e e r y Co. o e t . l,.Rig<; Oel. IVt, I. H»*d I v t , Oet. I, IJIi| " c l. Oel I. Rl’ rt (Vt oel I. 112S (VI. llet I. t»2>t ""I Oel |. F*2* (VI. 1 S-* 1, Fljtt O il .1, I, I, I. I, I. I. I. Hr. •' A.' M itchell' ‘ Royal I’le u u ers ti l»>i-N HI a I Molf Hall f i t i ‘lllilu«tu Inn Ik* llen ry • F. P a tterson Retnlltole Meat Market Fred I*. Alf-xnixler K. W Wool worth *'.» F, W Wo.d w nrlh 1*0. I - 1 *' I'Unm Martin I' I’iirle. Mrs. Kuuluh M. Smltk Fran k Alel'oy IS* I. I S I S " d (. iv t. •el o e t. IVI. IVI. I. I*2S • VI. I. |»2S " el. |. 192S IVI I, IS2S " ‘'I I. 1!»2S "cl- I. I. t. l. I. fUnry I- Kv.-rult MV. 11, I MS "cl. i. <5 f F e lto n * I' Fellow g f. • s-t 1. Firs "ci '• 1Rohe Junply f o , 1. II. Milliner XV. A Hopkln* N elson A f o . Inc 1•- K Lindsay T I. I.lngo Oct. 1. Hijil <vt, t .js ; .i Oet, oet. oct. Oct. l. t. 1. I, t ’.ijii mu 1921 1 # 2*. *Vt. I. 11*24 • n-t I. IK< Fui.-ii I’liar mac y ftilon I'hurniaii) N*> Hlurksheur .llfii. •'■• • ieo A. Speer ti Son l> Honlekc Hllinon- Felder M *‘ Moseley . *t-1ilM : rto in nil ■ MIVHit •D t *•»» iM.nu Hr. II W. 11ucker AI her* Ruck M. .\l Itllllrnkl* Mrs Rr*s|e F o s l. r I*. II. House W arr«n I Tyler S. XV. Rradford Hr. llenry J. M.-L-iulln S. I Cnrr H. fu v a a u re es R etail Alert haul R etail .Merchant O el.1 R ia l Cel. Itrnkir IVt, llrtu ll AL’ri'linnt IVI. R eln ll Alsrrtxint IVI. Aut. A liu s A*sr. • Het. Agl. Hums Acrid (us. f n . 1 Het. Aut. Ihtlikei'M a- k h liineis Ills, f o Oel. Aut. Him Ills I'li, Oct Aut. Hamlar.l Fire It, t'av au rees Jnn. F. Fearson Jno. F. 1‘enson HR! Im iilement f o . • 'has 31 I'owelt Jr. Fun ell Jr. l'pn i-ll Jr. I’uwell Jr. I'unell Jr. T he rh ttrrltw ell A. XV, S m ith 1m J.S) ,.,1 3<«’J ■" 1.0 nrk Indent J. C. Hei-n Irfttiey's Hr*** Store A. I*, fo n m -lly .Mason llr*)*. Irn I t Southward J. Hereon A*at)i-1 S aint Ala he! S a in t K. M. Hteaklry J. I. D ow d eu T. XV, Itilssell Sr f o . J a 1-k min F u rniture f o . Salt.-Oviedo Truck tlr o w s r x Hurt.Oylrilo Truck tlro w eru Han -Hv|i*ln Truck *lr«w «r» S.i nf. Alnehlno *'•>. Sanf. Atnchlne f o . Stewart the KlorUt New O rleans Alln»trel* Have IV. XVnrreu it. it Fly til F, II lla n a e r A Son Joe liarvli* Wheels..* M W nU h *• 1 i t i t i . , b j', V” ' i r Hramce Dry iim*d» Co. 1 lire i-i 1*11 sSam i n , y Itoh Hnhm,o. ln .o u Tlioina* XXIHon Th* S em in ole F rln ter y W. II. Irfinn „ . . . Sanf. Hev. f o Ine. Freil II. XX ll*oii R eta il Merchant A g l. f i t l x a n * Indus. In*, ft*. Show 1 d a y only S m art S e t Minstrel Slm w R eta il Merchant XV. il. • H ardy A g L S o u th e a s te r n AI. F. Itoblnena 1 ns. Co. ■ l a t * Mill Z ach ary T y le r X'em-er f o . fItrtali San ford Mush- S tore At H-S. llr stu r n nMerchant t L lsxU n ta l r T o ta l th is Shee*_ _ . R eta il ile rehanl Hurgess M ilk Product* C-r. R eta il Merchant I*. AM. F u r n itu r e <’« Foot Ifoom. *1 ta b les FI la n t i c k a t l R eta il Merchant F.mmetl K ln le u R etail Merchanl II. Rush Retail Merchant K dg* w o od flrocnry f.rand T o la ! Ill tall AlrrellUtll R etail Merchant l l t l n l l Merchant H a la ll Merchant RnluR Aterehant Machine Shop f o n l r u c t ln i i FlumJier F lo rist Show , t da: n u ll R eln ll Merchant R e ta il Aterehant R eta il iltrrliu iil lliilldlnu •'ontra.-t.ir R e ta il Merchanl R etu ll ilereh a n l lU etau r-n l {ir!!l!i Hclatl Mert-liuiit U e . t a u m^rrehnut nt R eta il Merchant R e ta il Merchant R e t a il Healer In F r t s h V,.-U« Reffl F . t n t.. Rrokrr Lawyer 1-i.otl • Vt- i. !»:•». • v t . i la-t. I. 1924 ( v t . I Oel. I. 192*5 IM LH 1**0 iU F. F. llou.holrt.-r L F. Hoyle Sanford A u to T ire fry. Klitrldaw A fotn d i Leather Goo< Sm oking Set: Christmas Cj 1 DRUG CO. . ;phone 325 y> W oetilr tiff Seminole Orui, Sam F ie ld s Hen Fresh a .*!• l-itne Heddinu II .1 I.I-i' iIh Hotumlo 1*0. s.-u lh ern Hell T 1 * A 11<i or* on I. , I* Mayo ‘ • Va. *’.iro. Chun*. C'oi II. It Murphy s. <*. S h in h o lso r t*. *l. Shinhoiitcr I'heater * •'*. l-’n sg u lo •rt .MO, 11. Oel 1.ISIS n e t 3*« / 3.0* . O; u .....Iruff \v ruff Stationery Kodaks * m uon WHOM I.fX*#| U iCtJt If til MP4 I W W ynn v11a t'lark I ■hn l: r. Middleton 1 1 I I Kclafl M.rrh.inl Nlviiin I.a undry It* tall M«*rftttant It* tall Merchant Ur i >i it M# rr ha tit Urtaii Merchant Is* v.til Merchant Mu*tmelon* cf Till*** !!• tall Merchant \u \ V.. Kir# * Marine i *n, V« l Ocnci al F ir e i*«r *'u V.t I.MUdotl il. * \ r .i VKt )lari**T#r F ir A In* F«> v»"l t Hit* •i F Ire m e ti n III* l*»i IS* »I F*i,*tc rirok#r Hid. & A*«M I'ei a 11 Merc haul Wh e n Sheet* Sliest Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sheet Sliest Sheet So. No. No. Ns. No. No. No. No. No. Xu. No. No. No. ‘No. • ireful Total T o ta l th is Shuel I 344.94 . ui.Sa 311.4* l i t . .39 377.4S >41.5(1 231.54 34t.4» St.ee >41.94 449114 SI3.e4 >4tL5e 91,is I4II4.II I4II4.II- 1133 «'• >31.13 ' MS..,* I93.2A IJ7.SK 133.73 114.13 191.54 114.94 114.3s 114.99 1*3.13 Ci. IS 1JI19.4J ‘• l i p h W Rrnl. F. H a in es J. II. TilII* f h a s . T. F u ller Motor f o . XV, H. K in g • iroKsn A Jon es IlenJ. I. XVus4 ill** Mary H / AI-Mahon H u s a r t is f o t e m a n ' s Qfs. K*tulp. Co. Sanf. F llllB k Sta. No. I R eta il Merchant Hoard I ns lions- HSiiuiy S!i--■* lle ta ll lleta ll R e ta il R e t a il T otal S h eet Mer.-tiaiit 'Mcfehani Met chant Murehanl (hi* Sheet L r*No , L NhSet No. L W*•.S h eet Ns,• X 3- 4— (Uteri N'* *• »*,■at'— - ZL- ,#,*«*.**7**t^• r -A |— y IU 4 i.1 t �4 . . ». i. ‘ a t Benjamin’s nearbyy ’ tn ilm M i l ’ 4kft v* ruffestar, gayttea sales are in progress. Benjamin a jtiH ,, f .. th , p,ritii bfiinninv •r'-niVTTYSf « apJ *■ H F irT ii windows will be decorated for-the ,a? K b rM r* ^ A* m V " r,t^ o holiday sometime today. tw.v* •»***. \r v * . ttyt f A t Kronen’s a Christmas preI- ’' inventory sale Is in progress which offers bargain opportunities to . (Continued From Pace One) gift buyers for women. The Diamond Palace glitters Number [ . The «tore is decorated with ropes, . of P ER IO D OF L IC E N S E tinsel and bells. On display at with Christmas jewelry, silver­ L ic e n s e the front arc children's slippers ware and hand-painted fhina set*. F r o m W ien to W h e n FOR W HA T p u n p o s n TO WHOM OR A N T E D Also on display are watches, and men's and women's shoes. clocks, fountain pens anil glass­ The window or tho Western 4.GO Oct. I, ISIS Oct 1. I**7 R eta il Merchant nns E. S. H ockey Union office arc colorfully deco. ware. L«» Oct. 1. ISIS Oct. 1. 1**1 Jtnrber S hop 1 C h air n<n> I,. N. H itch co ck IM t F. P. Rincs radio, phonograph . ^ rated with tinsel, wreaths and Oct. l m * oct. i. i » ; t P h y s ic ia n •Dr. W. T. L a n g l e y «7» 1.S0 Dee. «. IS 28 Oct L t ; * 7 W h o lesa le M erch an t S ey m ore P ro d u ce Co. 871 'colored ropes flecked with white and tire shop offers a wide as­ MAO Oct. I. 1924 Oct. 1. 19*1 R eta il Merchant C lara H cnjam ln 872 snow. Thera are posters and an sortment of Christmas gifts in­ 1U.0# ■ Oct. L 1>!6 Oct. 1. 1*$* L awyer Ja s. O. S h a ron £7.7 assortment of holiday Hireling cluding holiday records. A special 67I Sem., Motor Co. A Hive Gar. Canute A Agt. 2fi.no Oct. L 1924 Ort- 1. l H l fr.r A utos messages and Christmas money attraction in n Hudson radio and 5tn.no 075 Oct. 1, 1928 Or*. J. | 2 * I A lb ert G r a m b lln g P ool Hoorn. 2 ta b l e s 1.80 order blanks. Posters advertise a dispaly of ukeleles. Oct. I. 1928 Oet. I, 1*27 670 A lb ert G ru m b lin g B arb er Shop I c h a ir tt, DO delivery by messenger. Oct. I, 1*28 Oet. 1. 1911 677 T he Klee. Maid H ak e S h o p Tinker)* Cheery red Christinas bells dot 3.9* OcL 1. 1928 Oe«. 1. 1917 878 P. Hudson rtefali Merchant Lists of Christmas records are the Outlet. The window displays \ «79 II II. S treet Ilott linn Whs, t “on display in Couch’s Music Store, made attractive with tinsel and Der.8. ISIS OR- *• 7877 f i ll in g h.l fiadio gift suggestions are in the snow. The right window displays A gt. Mutual L ife . 640 window and the walls of the store men's wear and the other women’s G. H. P r u itt In*. Co. • 15.00 are bright with flowers. L umber Denier drosses and accessories including 6*1 S ecu rity L u m b er Co.0.09 Mobley's Drug Store shows the glittering rhinestone handbags. 0X2 R etail Merchant C o n t a i n Grocery Co. 8.00 R etail M erchant 6*7 H. Handel Christmas spirit with colored Women’s hatr, shoes and perfumes 100.80 P a w n broker 081 Kota Roan Office 50.00 ropes, bells and tinsel. Tho win­ are also exhibited. D ealer In A r m s e lc . 6*5 Kota Loan Office 10.00 dow contains a display of Christ­ 6*0 l^tke J e s s u p Land Co. Inc. Real Eel. B ro k er 6.00 Wreaths, ropes and n sprinkling Real E el. S a le s m a n 6*7 It. S. K n t im ln g e r mas gift candy. Inside are cigars of snow makes the windows of the 6.00 0*1 Oct. i, 1926 }• J9: 7 Real Eat. S a le s m a n <’o n rad II. E ll is 3.0(7 irv Christmas boxes, pipes, tobac­ R.-lall .Merchant Oct. 1, 1*28 ° rt* *• 1**7 T hos. F alrrtoth Ball Hardware Company attrac­ «*'l *i Trn v ic in g co, candies and attractive ChrUt- tive. 090 Coe. Hack 10.9* Among tho gifts displayed P h o to g ra p h er Dec. 11. 1926 Or*- J. 1»1J ■.mas cards. 1.00 0SI Dec. 11, 1526 Oct. 1, 1927 R etail M erchant Hnxel R atlin chinware, electrical gifts, 3.00 Across the street in Bryan’s ara 6 M2 Dec. It, 1926 Oet. 1, 1917 R etail M erchant C. A. F a r in a for the home, silver­ 10.00 Dec. 13. 1926 Oct. L I9J7 KM7 L aw yer Sporting Goods Store are all hardware Wm B. Mallen 4.50 fishing tackles, bicycles nnd 69 4 Oct. 1. 1936 Oct. 1, 1927 Sentl. Paint A V a r n ish Co. Retail Merchant kinds of gifts for tho boy and ware, 1.10 695 Oct. 1. 1926 Oet. 1, 1927 wagons. J. V. H a ll R etail M erch an t r man, guns electric trains, toy 10.80 Building C o n tr a c to r Dec. 14. 1916 Oct. 1. ■is* H. Baum 1.00 trucks, archery sets, nutomobiles, In the window of the Duval •>!»7 liiirbi-r Shop.. 1 c h a ir Oct. 1. 1926 0<t. J, K ing F e r g u so n 3.00 ♦;!»^ Retail M erchant Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. L ,1. M. Hall bicycles velocipedes, scooters, Jewelry Company is a cheerful 3.80 r.O'j Retail Merchant (V t. 1. 1926 Ocl. 1» A rcad e D ellcn tessert 'T o e s • rojler skates, basketballs, boxing little Christmas tree surrounded 18.00 Too Dec. 15, 1921 Or I. 1. gloves, kiddie-knrs, wagons, a 1«»-; J’y tinacl nnd colorful decorations Dr If. D, Smith P h y sicia n 7<i| Milter-Erlrksnri F u n e r a l If. U n d erta k er A { comotive and an airplane, air including glass bolls of all colors. 75.00 Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. It Kmhnlmer 10 00 In the window display nre dia­ 70: Tlfles and Erector sets. Boll Cafe R estau ran t Oct. 1, 1936 Oct. t. 5.00 1, Ocl. mond rings, watches, cigarette "on llfl! 1 Intel 1926 Oct. 1, Hotel ’ In the Union Pharmacy is a 3.00 7 CM Get. 1. 192* o n . 1. B eta .11 M erchant S le e lo Dash Storo cases nnd lighters and hair-dress­ ..decorated table covered with a 10.00 Oct. 1. 70.*, Oct. 1, 10 Mfg o f C o n crete ><<'inlnnle L am orr T ile Corp. 3419.00 ■wide variety of Chriatnins gifts ing sets. Inside is a wide range Total Ibis Hheet To** G a ra g e A Agt. Hanford Auto. Co. including toilet and manicure of other jewelry gifts. 360* For A u to s Oct 1, 11 IS Oct. 1. seta perfumes, candies, stationery Holly nod crepo paper ribbons 7o7 T h o m a s * Mason D ealers In F r u i t s 3.00 .and mens’ military brush Bets. brighten the windows of MiDec. 18. 1126 (Vt. 1. A Vegs. 10.00 Marble Yard 788 Oct. 1. 1926 o n . 1. Hemlnnln Marble W o r k s Also displayed are cigars, tobac- Lady’s Shoppe, in the right win­ 3.00 Retail Merchant 700 Oct. I. 15:6 o ct. If Ur*. A. G. Purdoti ; co and pipes for the smoker. dow aro magazine racks, mottoes, 5.0* Lunch C ou n ter Oct. 1. 1936 Oct. I. 71 a .Mrs. A. O. Purdon 3.00 Speer k Son’s windows are pictures, glassware, brnssware, R etail M erch an t Oct. 1. 1926 Oct. 1. 71 1 r. II. W in n KI-Mt't* L'nfitr. A* 712 Itandall Ktnc. Co, bright with colored ropes nnd dec. novelties. In the left window are Dealer 10.00 Oct. I. 1926 Oct. 1, orations. Displayed arc novelties, hats handkerchiefs, purses, rhine. Dec. 21 1936 Oct. L 711 5.00 R esta u ra n t E lla C. C olm an lingerie, dresses, toys for the atone bags, perfume, hose, lin­ ” 11 10.00 Ileal Est. H rokcr T he UoihVfU Itnalty Co. Oct. 1. 1936 Oct. E 1917 10.00 715 \.U rlon It. Boil w i l l Beni Est. B ro k er Oct. 1. 1926 Oct. I. 1*37 boys and girls such as trucks, gerie, .flowers and living-room 10.00 7 DI Oct. 1, 1524 Oct. 1. 1127 Hurry T. Ilodwell Real E st. B ro k er automobiles, dolls, doll carriages, pillows. 717 Jteal Est. Hnlesrnan Oct. 1, 19 24 Oct. 1. 1927 6.00 W arren n . Smith 1924 joters velocipedes, drossors for 7.50 7 18 R eta il Merchant Oct. 1. Hanford Dry Goodn Co. Oct. I. In tho J. 11. Hintermistor Piano 1924 Oct. 1, L00 7 1 '• R e sta u r a n t Major Hankernun Oct. 1, 11s. a toy piano, dishes, little Company display aro childrens R etail Merchant l.loyd Hho« Co, Inc. Cfct. 1. 1914 Oct. L 9.00 72« ■gfrU' hat boxes and toy dogs. Dee, 3(1, 1926 OcL E 1827 10.00 7 7! pianos, an uptight piano, a tteauP h y s ic ia n Hr. A. W. Knox *<■ The Hill Hardware Company’s tiful grand piano, n toy comet, R etail Merchant 7 22 Dec, 38, 1 >28 Oct. i. 1127 3.00 C J.. Coleman Denier In F r u its Harry H arrow windows are bright with tinsel a boy scout bugle and an assort­ 723 3.00 Oct. I. 1<*2< Oct. 1. A V egs u Darning poinsettias and red bells. ment of ukeleles and banjos. The 721 10.00 S e r v ic e R o o fin g Co, C on tra cto r Oct. 1. I93( Oct. 1 . 5 .0 0 725 Mary Vln renty Included in the gift displays are Randall Electric Compnny exhibits R esta u ra n t Dec, 3). 1934 Oct. 1 . 7J»i 3.00 Dee. 31. 1924 Oct. 1 . Joh n W illia m so n R etail Merch a n t j tool chests, electric gifts, silvor- toy trains for tho children, per­ 192t 3.00 7m7 Dec. 31. c i a u d o H ed g er Retail M erchant o c t. 1. - ware, pyre* dishes, toy trucks, colators, waffle irons, lamps nnd 728 B essie Hcntt R e sta u r a n t 5.00 Deo. SI. 1924 Oct. 1 , 7;':i H ugh H. Mitchell Real E st. B r o k e r Oct. 1, 1934 Oct. i, , autos and a toy shotgun. 10.00 other electrical gifts for the 5.00 7.1'i Wm. E. FleetWoml Real E st. S a le s m a n Oct. 1, 1934 Oct. i. McLauIln’a windows are blazing ndultH. 3.80 711 A lb e r t R edden Retail M erch an t Oct. I. 1924 Oct 1* with Christmas Jewelry and sil­ 3110.50 T otal Ibis S h eet ....... A real Christmas tree graces verware surrounded by Christmas S h eet N o 1 . ..................... *4<M * T otn l C ollection s for Dec. ...3889.60 fo r period e n d in g Oct. 1, 1517 decorations. Inside, both walls of the window of tho Snnford Elec­ tric Contracting Company. The 1171 G. li. l a m e R esta u ra n t Ocl. 1. o r . 5.00 Oct. i. 1938 * tho store are lined with mistleIt7 2 M ountain lee. Co 100.00 lee F a c to r y Apr. 1, DM Oct. 1 . treo is decorated and will bo light­ • toe. Gifts for the entire family T oinl C o li 0ctloiin fur !'••**. f‘7r period e n d in g Oct. 1, 1926 .. ...9105,00 tlrnnil T o ta l ................. •374.50 ^ Included in the display which em­ ed every night this week. Klectricsl gifts ranging from percolators tinraitn fo r re p a ir s 10,00 772 M. M. HJoblom Oct. 1. I»!« Oct. 1. 1927 braces clocks, painted chinawarc, Sh ow o n e day o n ly Kmart Met Minstrel 76.00 737 J a n . 3, 1917 Jan. 3. 1927 to Frlgidaires nru in display to­ • H< • vases and Jewelry novelties. D ea ler In F r u i t s J. M. Starr 731 Will A V ega. . 3.00 Jan . 3. 1*17 Oct. I , 1927 Lamps, electric stoves, heaters, gether with beautiful lamps nnd 3.00 tn A 775 Sul.a E v a n s R eta il M erch an t Jan . I, 1916 Oct. 1, 1927 refrigerators, percolator sets, elcctricn! house fixtures. C. C. 18.50 7.16 Oct. I. I Ml Oet. 1. 11*37 Miller F u rn itu re Co. Inc. R eln ll .Mereliant tram Waffle irons and vacuum cleaners Briggs is exhibiting clocks and W e s t Sanford R ea lty Co. R eal E»t. B r o k e r 10.00 Oct. 1. 26 Oet. 1, 1927 737 _ T1 778 10.00 Oct. 1. 1*38 Oct. 1, 1937 H eal Eat. B r o k e r W lllln n t C lark and many other electrical gifts military brush Hcts in his window. 3.80 disci R e ta il M erch an t Oct. I. IM6 Oct. 1. 1927 739 Sarah S m ith Around the corner, tho Lancy are included in the Florida Power 3.00 Oct. 1, 1126 Oct. 1. 1927 Mth. A. Sim on R e ta il M erch an t 710 p in g ; Dry Cleaning Compnny windows and Light Company! display. W. J, L aw ton A gt. H a r t fo r d F ir o 741 (ie • aro bright with bolls, qolorcd rib­ I iih . Co. Oct. 1. B26 Oct. 1, 1927 • ,The windows and inierior of if*^ -- 742 W. J. L a w t o n A g t. A e t n a Ins. Co. Oct. 1, 193*1 Oct. 1, 1927 f w »i Laney’s Drug Store are bright bons, ropes nnd wronths. A small 7.43 W. J. L a w t o n A g t. N at. S e c u r it y " ih l Christmas treo adds a final touch. with ropes and Christmas bells. In F ir e Ins. Co. Ocl. ), D2I Oct. 1, 1937 Up tho street tho Seminole R eta il M erchant Oct. I. 1918 Oct. I. 1927 F. S c h w a r t s 10* • one window la a real treo with 711 745 . , .Jan . H. 1337 Oct. I. 1927 3.00 II. 14. H a m llin ., t* dangling temptingly from it. Prcssery hns a ‘ Christmas tree 746 Oijt. I. 1918 Oct. 1. I»27 11.00 . S m ith Bros. Inr. tide are muny attractive gifts and ropes nnd wreaths to add n S h ow , I day o n l y Jan. I. 1437 Jan . 7, 1927 S u n sh in e M in strels 73.80 717 B aal E st. B ro k er Oot. 1. 1328 Oct. 1. 1927 . such as cigars pipes and tobacco festivo touch. 10.00 Wm. M. Y ouuk 71* L un ch C ou n ter Jan. I. 1927 Oct. 1, 1927 CO 5.00 J am s* Lea 749 The Hof-Mm* Battery Company .f o r men and perfume, toilet and R eta il M erchant J a n t, 19*7 Oct. I. 1937 3.8* II. T7. Short 75u a} manicure sets lo r women. A wide displays a large cardboard Santa Lunch C ou n ter Jan. I*. 1927 Oct. 1, 1927 5.00 751 A. J. ( l e a n i n g S h o w 1 d ay o n l y Jan. 19.1927 Jan. 10, 1927 assortment of candies is arranged Claus surrounded by ribbons n 752 S ila s Green Show 19.00 ' a. 1». *1 “ ---R e ta il M erch an t Jan. It. I I Oct. I, 1927 M. K S m ith o 300 753 bell nnd wreaths. Atwater-Kont a t one aide of the store. A g t . E a g l e In d cm n . Co. Ocl. I, H I S Oct. 1, 1927 W. J. T h ig p en 75 4 Baumel’s Specialty Shop is a t­ and RCA Rudiolus aro up display. A g t . London A ssr. W. J. T h ig p en 755 Corp. Ins. Co, Oct. I, lOM Oct. 1. 1937 Colored ropes, a Christmas boll tractively decorated in tho holi­ A g t . S c o tt lsn U n io n A W. J . T h ig p en 750 day spirit. Many gifts aro sug­ and crepo paper covered with Nut. Ins. Co. Oet. 1. 19*1 Oct. t. 1927 gested from the large display of Santa Clauses brightens tho win­ 757 W. J. T h igp . n A g t , P h o e n ix Ins. Co. Oet. | , 19*1 Oct. t . 1927 wearing apparel and novelties for dows of tho Coleman Office Equipo f H artford 758 W. J. T h ig p en A gt.- R oyal Ins. Co. Oct. I, 1928 Oct. L 1327 ment Companv, On display nre women. W. J. T h ig p en 759 Oet, I, 1339 Oct. J, 1927 A g t C itizen s Ins, Co. At Smith Brothers aro many greeting cards, games for the W. J. T h ig p en 760 A g l . Home f.lfe Ins. oln Co., of N. Y. attractive furniture displays with children, stationery, books and Oct. 1, 1928 Oct. 1, 1927 W. J. T h igp en 761 A gt. N ew Y ork U nder. thu holiday spirit accentuated by book-ends, bill folds, smoking Ins. Co. Oel. 1. 1928 Oct. I, 1927 a living room display which in­ sets, bookcases nnd many novel­ W. J. T h ig p en 762 A g t . Amer. A lli a n c e Ins. Co. cludes a bright rgd fireplace sur­ ties. Oct 1, 1928 Oct. I. 1927 Tim F lo r id a Vog. Corp. 761 D e a le r In F r u i t s Je Bright red wagons and children’s mounted by n ship intended as a A Vega. Oct. j, I9J8 o c t . 1, 1937 380 g ift offering to father from tho automobiles add a real Christmas 76 4 A lfred F o s t e r R e a l Est. n r o k e r Oct. I, 1928 Oot. I. 1937 16.00 765 «• E d w a rd H i g g in s Inc. family. In the room is aso a real touch to the T. W, Russel Furni­ A g e n t for A u t o s Oet. 1. 1938 Oct. 1, 1927 25.00 766 S em in o le S e c u r it ie s Co. A g e nt for A u t o s Oet. 1, 1928 OcL 1. 1937 In tho 25.00 tree to add to its holiday attrac­ ture Company’s display. A lb e r t C ru m b lin g 767 R estau ran t , Oet. 1. 1938 Oot. 1. 1927 5.88 windows are displayed many tiveness. The interior of tho storo 768 A. V. French R e t a i l M erchant Oct. 1. 1918 Oct. 1, 1937 3.(10 R eb ecca B. G rum bling f-S la festive with ropes and Christ­ gifts for the home including a t­ 769 R e t a i l M erchant Oot. 1. 1938 Oct. 1. 1937 3.00 T o t a l th is S h o u t ............. r ■n •101.60 man bells, with Christmas and tractive cedar chests and Bewing Illuehlrd n e a u t y Shnppo 770 B e a u t y Hhup Oct. I. 1938 Oct. 1. 1937 2.80 Nkw Year greetings on the walls. cabinets. 771 T h e O u tlet R e ta il M erch an t Oct. I. 1928 Oct. 1. 1927 7.60 773 H. M. Slier Saw m ill Qn down First' Street tho win­ , At the comer of Sanford and Oct. 1. 1928 Oot. 1. 1*37 10.80 773 Ed. R a n d a ll M erchant T a i l o r Oct. I, 1938 Oct. 1, 1927 10.80 Me Reynolds’ 774 dow of G. W, Deetch'a bicyclo Genova Avenues, II. E. L’ruuhart R e t a il M erch an t Jan. 15, 1937 Oct. 1, 19*7 3 80 775 •a d sporting goods shop attracts Drug Company is offering its W a lk e r A L ew is O a r a g e fo r R e p a ir s Oct. I, 1918 Oct. 1, 1937 18 no 776 E. C, Matts R eta il M errbnnt * the attention of children and largest assortment of Christmas Jam 13. 1937 Oct. 1 , m 7 3.80 K in g S lu d ge 777 R e t a il M erch an t > Jan. 18. 1)17 Oet. 1. 1937 3.80 auuiu -aliker n u t w ith a display of gifts including candies, cigars, adults 778 Jus. A. Joh n son R e a l Ret. n r o k e r Oot. 1. l l f l Oct. I, 1937 18.00 awiftly-moh ir-molvng electric trains kodaks, thermos bottles and jugs, 779 A lex W illia m so n R e t a i l Meri-tuint Jan. It, 1 |I 7 Oct. I, 1937 380 780 I. uheth C afeteria nam ing in and out of an clectrl- toys for the children, Christmas R estau ran t Oct. 1. 1*38 Oat. t, 1937 10.00 781 II. a W h ite l a w y e r Oct. 1, 1938 Oct. 1. 1927 10.00 ctgly llghtc jh t e d toy town. Inside the tree decorations, watches, nnd u Oviedo R e a lty Co. R ea l E st. tiro k o r Oct. I, 1918 ’Out. 1. 1927 10.80 is a large assortment of bi- quantity of other things which I*. V. W arren R e ta il M e r c h a n t Jan. 18. 1*17 Oct. , 1*27 300 7*4 M o b ley s D r u g Store D ru g g ist pies, wagons, autos for the kid>, will make practical and nttrac. •let. 1, 1998 Oct. i. im t 7.60 7*5 S a n fo rd B oat W o r k s R e t a i l M erch an t T‘,c <1, 1918 Or.t. . 1927 >oters, velocipedes, boxing tive gifts. 3M ■7*6 H. E. E lsan b erg A u c t io n e e r Jen. II , 1917 Oct. 1, 1*17 10.09 gloves and flashlights. All this week Kanner's Depart­ 7*7 B a ld w in A Brown I le a l E st. B r o k e r Oct. 1. 1938 Oet. 1. 1*37 io. od W. W. M eadows Stewarts’ Florist Shop displays ment Store on Sanford Avenue _7»8 n e t a ) l M erch an t Oct. I, 1)18 Oot. I, 1937 • 7.5* Kennel a wilderness of Christmas flow­ will bo offering gift bargain seek­ ” 789“ Hanford-Orlando Club Inc. L u n ch C o u n te r Jan. 22. 1937 Oot. I. 1927 er*. Cyclamen and dracaena jvlm- er* a wido variety of merchandise 6.0 0 . 790 L in c o ln T h e a te r M o v in g P ic t u r e S h o w Oct. | , 1939 Oct. I, 1927 60.00 731 Inails plants is pots are intended suitable for holiday presents. J a m a s L. Murphy Co, Mdse, n r o k e r Oct. 1, 1928 Oat. 1. 1*21 10.00 793 E dward H iggin s A nt. B a n k ers A fog holiday gifts together with Tho Seminole R adio. Shop is S h ip p e r s Ins. Co. Oct. 1 . 1911 Ocl. J, 1927 crotons and ferns also in pots. offering many attractive gifts for 793 W. t t . W ig h t A n t. B a n k e r s A Rases carnations and other flow- tho home anil individual in the S h ip p e r s I n n C o . ' , Oct I, 1938 o c t . 1 . 1927 79* W . W . C. S m ith A gt. B an k ers a era are also on holiday display wuy of radio sots and accessories. S h ip p e r s Ink. Co. Ocl. 1. 1)18 Oat. 1, 1M7 with canag^ $>\jda in fancy cages. Tho storo is being attractively 795 J o h n S m ith Baggage W agon A On the comer Baggett’s Drug decorated and tho display increas­ D r a y Oct. 1. 1917 o « t. I. 19*7 79C Hanford Marble A G ran ite G.OO Sfore Is dressed in red and yel­ ed for this week’s business. W orks M arb le S o n ! 797 (L E. L am p k ln low ribbdfts for the holidays. 10.00 R eta il M erchant Jum l l ' 1*1? 9°*’ la 1817 •xot T o t a l t h i s S h e e t ........ J uil 31■ lM7 Oat. , 3931 Among tits gilts on display ore BANDITS SHOOT CLERK •318.90 S h e e t N o. I ; ..................... candies and cigars in attractive 1401.6* Grand T o t a l .................. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.—(IN S)— 79> C&ristmas boxes, hard candies for HUM M erry G o R ou n d F. A. Itiunwey Feb. 1.1*17 Dot. 1. 1937 39.00 the children nnd smoking stock Under a ruin of machln* gun bull­ S h o o t i n g G a l le r y 799 R A. l l a m w o y 10.00 J’ J23I Oe* I* I»*t Ice C r e a m - Cx rt *00 fa r the men. ets, fired into their coupe without D, F a lo e a 1Oet. 1. 1*1 j Oot. l j 1917 300 P l u m b i n g Contra. 801 Maitland plumbing Co. OCL V. i i i i S i * , y, 19S7 In the MbLondcr Arcade, the warning by three automobile ban­ Rt. Pd. Orr. CowF erris W h e e l Sanford Music Store displays u dits, John H. Hobson, messenger of 802 F. A, ff a m w « y Feb. I, 1937 ©ct. 1, 1927 5.90 A g t . B a n k e r s N a t. •93 C, 11. McCormick wide range of musical gifts, the Hodiamont Bank was shot N at. L if e Ins. Co. T°**- 7* W M Oot. 1, 1917 Christmas records, pianos, pho­ and killed today and another mes­ 801 M erry G o R o u n d Nnrdor Urns. S h o w s 13.00 W*7 Rfeal E a t. B r o k e r s nographs, violins, mouth harps, senger was wounded in a daring 803 T h r a s h e r A Garner OoL 1, 1)18 °*e* ©at. j>•t )»j7 10.00 A g t . C o n t in e n t a l ■90 Chau. M. P o w e l l Jr. ukeleles and sheet music. At- street holdup, in which |fl,10O in C a s u a l t y 'On, Oot I, 1IM (Jot. 1, 1917 cosh was taken. toletiev desk seta ar^ also disA n t. C o n t in e n t a l ,807 Ij ft J M T - R i g g i n s Oot 1. 1918 OoL 1. 1931 so« J. r . lle lr \ HALDEMAM ARRIVES " S b„ . Bird Baauty Shop and eere. Feb. 1,‘193T Oot. 1, 1917 9.0* tho Singer Sewing Machine Shop J. F. Hair R e t a i l D e a l e r In ATLANTA, Doc. 19.—(INS)— 809 bTi-sh m e n u eta. aiw also decorated for the holi- George Fab. 1,1937 OCL 1. 1927 5.0* 810 r. G. B. Reiman Haldeman of Lakeland P h y sicia n 1. 1111 Oct. 1. 1937 18.08 days with bright colored ropes, Florida W. •11 inford Bond A Mtg. Co. A b s t r a c t o r s o f T U I e s OcL Oot. 1, 1911 Oct. 1. 1927 arrived here to greet Miss 16.00 tinsel and wreaths. Sit V, a, Collar C ontractors Oct. 1, 1938 Oct. 1, 1137 Elder when she reaches the city 10.80 113 R. It. Kldrldge R e a l KaL B r o k e r The Parisienne Tot Shop and tomorrow OoL 1, 1938 OoL 1. 1U7 19.00 morning . He wilt take 318 s Lake Mary Develop. Co. H e a t hist. B r o k e r Ocl 1, 1931 o e t 1. 1927 the Seminole Book Shop display her in his monoplane to Anniston, 10.00 • IS Narder llroa. I B ull Gatno a n d I gifts for babies and a wide range ami they will come down from the o th er d evices Jan. 31, 1917 Oof. I, 1997 10.00 *IS M. D, Hatch el R eta il M erchant of presents aad greeting cards for •kies to receive a - “hometown’s’’ • IT Oct. 1, 1914 oet. 1, 1117 to o . Chandler Slot.or Co. atarit*. A Christmas tree aids to adulation. Inc. O a r a g e A A g t. f o r A u to s , th* festivity of the decorations. Oct 1. 19M OoL 1. 19)7 13.00 • IB K e n t V u lc a n . W o rk a . R eta il Merchant Ocl L 19M OCL 1, 1947 ill Bjjecial gift stationery la also disPLANS TO EXTEND TERM 819 M a h o n e y -W a lk e r Co. P lu m b in g Contractor OcL 1, 1918 QcL L 1997 i.8* • 30 .Mrs. W . E. Cook L u n c h Rtand Feb. 1. 39)7 O cl 1. 1937 331 N e w O r le a n s M in strel • h o w I d a y o n l y the windows of the Wagoner Feb. 7. 1917 OoL 1, 19*7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 9 ,• 33 H ie in g A H a t h a w a y R etail Merchants Feb. I, 1)17 Oqt 1, 19*7 Rare Company are gift huit- (INS)—President of the United •M U . _v 7 Rogers 83> Huaahln* is in furniture including States would be limited to eight S h o w I d a y on ly Minstrels Jan. 16. 1917 Oct. 1. 19JT ■ 75.00 N ard er Broa, 834 1 Cane H ack A g stands, children’s chair*. years in tho White Hoase, under a I D evices 19.80 Jap . II, 1UT Oet L IMT this rack* and a host joint resolution •lit Ice D ealer. t tr u c k s fc‘. V I n Co. A l Waco a (D) of afternoon by Senator 0«L J, l | | t Oot I, WIT !*.*• C««b fifcoro tpd Woihintgon. RU SH R 'f W I M SANFORD IR E S R E A D Y r-li* til 4b l”l V f iMNMt•■flllrift ; ■- l. C«ftW4y »*r. a. L- «:f\J[ im t' ^ rv tl H, .‘iJ’. bf.R, h ;jh Vi* J . *v4iyv»v«’*NUf, th e f t , , , , iliffid ' TO PERIOD of LlCENan From When ~uT v^ T . FOR WHAT FURPOEE GRANTED F. A. Stone M id -F lorid a P ro d u ce 136JI 95.00 .60 8!S 137 121 126 1.10 *31 132 133 134 135 1.50 IM A g t . Sew l a g Machines'* O s l 'l (TarOse f o r R e p a i r s Oct. 1 , R e ta il M e r c h a n t F e b . 1(, R eta il M erch an t Oet. L A g t. A fro —A m er. L if e Ins. Co. Oct 1, A g t. A fro —A m e r . Zulu A. S h orter L ife Ina. Co. O ct 1. A g t. A fr o —A m e r . G ran ville O. E u b an k s L ife Ins. Co. ii’ 1 Jco W a g o n F e b , 'l 17, Jeffrey Teat R e t a il M e r c h a n t OcL 1. McCunera Grocery Co. F e b . J, T h e (irea t A. A p f T e a Co. H M .II M - c h a n t Feb, U T h e Great A. * P. T ee Co. R e t a il M e r c h a n t R e t a il M e r c h a n t Feb. IL J e p p so n F u r n itu r e Co. R etell M erchant Feb. 1 r. P. J. J e n k i n s H o t e l Octc. 1, Geo. B. R a tes & Snnu R e s tn u r a n t Oct. I. J a c k 's P la c e R e t a il M e r c h a n t FFebeh . I t . F. O. B roo k s D ru g g ist O ct 1, Z. J. Jerry D e a le r s in Ice, C on su m ers Ice Co. Iw a g o n 3 t r u c k s O ci. 1, R ea l E s t S a le s m a n Oct. 1, E. J. l l e m m l n g t o n R e t a il M erch an t F o b . 19, C en tral F i l l i n g Station. R e sta u r a n t b e b . 28. W. E. D ob b in s A m usem ent P ark F e b . 1, H. F. [.nne T o t a l th is sh e e t . ^ — S h e e t No 1 ................... G ran d T o ta l ................... A g t. North R i v e r W. J. T h ig p e n Ins. Co. Oct. 1, A g t. P e n in s u l a r J. T. Holt C a s u a lt y Co. Oct. 1. A g t. J e f f e r s o n S ta n d a r d J. H. J a c k s o n I.lfn Ins. Co. Lir O c t . I, Agt. Aetna Life J. II. J a c k so n O c L 1, Ins. Co. X U f. 1, R etail Merchant W. W. Joh n s Agl. Ixindon A L. F. L. W o o d ru ff L3S .60 to o .71 9.95 6.00 i.5fh 6.00 ill 111 50.00 , WHOM 25.00 5.00 3.50 350 1.54 5.00 LS0 1.50 5.80 335 LS0 5.80 .58 1.50 1.50 6.08 37.58 G.OO 1.50 1.50 5.00 125 350 1350 1.60 5.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 5.00 360 5.00 S.U0 5.00 2.50 375 35* 4.50 fi.no LIO 1.60 5.00 2.58 1.60 1.50 350 G.OO 3GA 1.5 0 I 90.15 4352.50 • 342.75 2.G0 50.40 t 62.50 •306.25 6.00 37.50 1 .5 0 1.60 8.35 6.00 6 .0 0 • 37 131 139 148 141 143 143 144 245 146 147 141 149 950 151 152 153 154 155 156 M57 251 159 inn 261 182 963 264 185 186 *17 E. 11; Illg h s m lth B a ile y ’s Cash Store No. 2 S il a s Green Show J o h n O. I^ o n a rd y M ra H erb erta L eon an ly Ida C onyera F. Is W o o d r u ff F. L. W o o d o ru ff Jr. 101 F. I.. W o o d r u ff Jr. F. L. W o o d r u ff Jr. A. P. C onnelly 269 L. If. C onnelly 170 171 *72 87.1 874 175 17C 877 878 IT'J 118 Dr. U D, C a sw ell ** R o u th & Rtenstrom HI 1 .Smith fit Jordan Inc. J. D. W arren r u t s Si L ltt tr e l l A. S. O ree n b er g H o t e l F o r r e s t L a k e Inc. C o o k e A B o b ia a o n J a m e s U. B r ic e Jam es R . Brian W. J. T h ig p e n Ju m n a B. Brice 212 Robert E. Johnson 813 *84 *83 116 8H7 *11 819 290 191 Robert R Johahson Robert E. J o h n so n L o g a n More. Co. W. E. W h i t s C. W . Goodrich S h lo e Lawson A n n e t t e W . L ain g S. T. H u n t L. E. D urham 892 *93 *34 C has. 3.00 300 sir. F r a n k R. M cN eill *98 897 F r a n k It. M aeN olll F r a n k It. M acNelU * 1.50 1.50 . 8.80 37.GO G.OO 3.60 1 . 6* 360 *7. GO 2.50 3.00 191 199 , 900 M. P o w e l l F r a n k It. M a cN elll F r a n k 1L M a cN elll Frank Frank Frank 901 F r a n k TL M acN elll 903 Frank R. Frank R. MacNelU 904 Frank R. M acNet.i 3.00 3.00 300 OP Frank It 906 1*07 F r a n k R. M acN elll F r a n k IL M acNelll 3.00 905 Frank 3.00 909 910 911 F r a n k It. MacNelU F r a n k .11 MacNelll F r a n k It. MaaNelU 912 913 L. L. H i L. Q. S tron g 515 L. Q. L. M acN elll 3.80 3.00 LGO G.OO 1350 1300 360 1.80 1.60 •338.7G 1.00 3.7 5 6.00 911 IL M acNelll Strung S: Strong Stron g a L M acNelll S tron g %: 917 918 L. 1.60 919 L. Q. S tron g L60 1.30 fi.00 1.60 0.00 G.OO 6.00 1.80 376 L60 5.00 6. 0 * 376 920 >31 L. Q. S tron g R a y m o n d * M. Ball 013 923 Raymond Raymond M. M. Dali Rail 934 92 G R a y m o ml M. R a y m o n d M. Ball Rail 930 927 921 Raymond M. Balt lgiulae llblaves R aym ond M. Bull 939 910 931 93* 8 . Kanner 934 935 33* 8. F . la»ng ft Co. 917 931 939 940 Oasis Cafe 6.00 6.00 360 till 6.00 300 3.00 300 360 G.OO 1.60 111 Strong S tron g J a m e s A lexander Dan Henri ff W alter Garvin M. WV Davis la fu ’" m 'k n f i . OasU Cafe _ Jt. W. D. Gardiner P . Connelly U 10.76 >330.15 941 L. IV. Connelly 94* 943 Chan. IL Sibley ChAS. R. Sibley LGO 300 >44 360 947 940 949 W . J. Tasker . Turner oht. Loftln I353.no 1360 6.00 300 1380 300 gFran k . Cooper M« r y Hall D a isy Lewie LGO . 350 90* 7.60 900 300 G.OO 10.00 300 136 0 3.00 9.60 310 *7.6* 1.60 37.60 T.80 T.SQ 1 day n ly onl lietnil ifer eh a n t Total this S h eet ™ W *7 M. 1127 i o r L 193< Oct. j i s 4. Oct. 1. 1928 Oct. ,’ 7 Oct. 1, 1926 O d , ^ Ina. Co. OcL Agt. Olobo Indcmn. Co OcL Agt. London & L. Ins. ,Cn. Oot. A gt. Globe Indem. Co. O c t Agt. Security Ins. Co. Oct. Agt. Georgia C asualty Co. OcL Agt. Georgia O ct. Casualty Co. O cl Dentist . Oct. R etail Merchant March Retail Merchant R etail Merchant G arage for R ep airs m SJS5 Photographer M arch n o te ) D ec. R eta il M erch an t r s r n s j m m * 6 cV“T " t i * V 192* n e t - t i s ” D ie t v / ilii’ 1924 j. 1926 Oct. l, 1SJ7 1926 Ocl 1 . 1927 ? ! ! ! Oct. f?01- 1 1»37 1927 1JJ7 19 2tl o c t 1 1»J« ’ * ;7 1924 oTt 1 n il 19J7 o c i ’ i9i7 rki; *’ ,VjV 1916 1926 1917 1920 Oct I i s *?7 oct I l l ’ t Get, ‘ i1927 s«J Oct! 1117 1918 1928 1926 1927 1527 Oct. Ocl Oct. Oct. Oct. 1. 1*27 1 1S’*7 ; m i l, j j j ; 1, 1921 IS i!4 414 ,11* ill! ’lii 1H Hie f 14 144H £J*4-10 riiiH 1926 Oct. 1. 1917 1920 Oct. 1, 1927 1326 Ocl. I. 1927 1926 Oct. 1. I92J 1926 Oct. , 1927 _ 1, 1934 S*7- *• J837 1, 1934 O®7- L 1937 IM L 1926 Oc»- l W » 1. 1934 Gj!. U JIT 1, 1924 0 e t - *■ 1,37 1, 1911 OeL L 1237 1. 19*4 OcL 1 , 1927 1. 1911 Oet. I. 1127 I, 1914 1924 Oct. Oct. 11.. 1927 m j 1. 1921 O07- « l *37 S: i iI i i l I. r*h. i: 11’ B- h, u W ii 1934 ?:»- »• *»11 tli? Oct . J»37 AgL Merchants „ . - . Ina. Co. OoL 1. 1936 ° e7- 7* 7837 Agt. Minn. F ir e A Marine ( \ & Ins. Co. Oct. t , 1911 Oot. 1. 1921 Real Est. Broker Oct. 1, 1914 0«L 1. 1921 Agt. Metropolitan Cas. . , , ___ Ins. Co. , OcL I. 1924 Ocl. 1, 1927 Art. Merchants . , .... Ins. Co. OcL 1, 1924 O®7* *. 7877 Agt. Minn. F ir e Si Marine Ina Co. OcL L 1914 OcL 1, 1921 AgL MetropoiRan Caa. I n a Co. Oct. 1, 1924 Get. J. 1137 R etail Merchant Starch 7. 1427 Oct. , 1927 la w y er Ocl. 1, 1921 OeL 1, 1927 AgL New York T ltllo Sk Mort. Co. OcL 1, 1931 Oct. 1, 1127 Lunch Stand March 10, 1917 OoL 1. i t l l Agt. Conn. F ir e Ins. Co. Ocr. 1. 19 Ocl. 1, 1*27 B u ild in g Contractor OeL I, 1934 Oct. 1, 1927 Agt. Mutual I d le In a Co. of N. Y. OcL 1, 1914 OoL 1. 1917 A gt. Mutual Llffr Tna. Co. oF N. Y. OcL I, 1924 Oct. 1, 1927 Agt tK‘ ABtV t. A.U Globo^A R u tg e r s Cct’ U 7918 •Oflt* 1. 1937 Fir* Ire Ins. Co. Oct. 1, 1924 OcL 1, 1927 ■a ■ a » Mat IH ... 11 •••• 1 lt*j M4N lii RR44 .... U79-7 1... )... •4* Total this sheet S h e e e t No. 1........ S h e e t No, 2., TOTAL 300 300 Show lawyer law yer m A g t. H a r t f o r d F lr o J ns. Co. OcL 1 1931 Oct. 1, 1927 T o t a l th is s h e e t ...... A g t . H o m e I n a Co. OcL l,' 1924 t^ t. I. » 2 7 " A gL N tagar F ire I n a Co. O cL 1. 1991 O c t . - l , 1931 A g t . F ir e I n s , Co. Oct. 1. 1»*0 Oct. I, 1927 A g t . Y o r k s h i r e Tna Co. Oct. 1 1971 Oct. 1, 1927 A c t . A e t n a L ife Inn. Co. Oct. 1. 1924 Oct. 1. 1927 A g t . A e t n a C a s. & S u r e t y Co, Oct. 1. 1924 Oct. J, 1921 A g t A m e r ic a n Hu Su rety do. Oct. 1. 1924 0 c t * *• 7337 A g t . H a r t fo r d A cod. & Inderon. Co. Oct. 1, 1926 ° c t - 7* 7937 A g t. S o u th e r n - , , ____ S u r e t y Co. Oct. 1. 1920 ° c t ’ *>.79,7 A gL T r a v e l e r s , ........................ I n d e m n Co. Oct. I, 1924 {*{• ]• }*;7 A g t . U n ion I n d e m n Co. O ct. 1,1926 0ctA g t . G rea t A Amor. „ In s. Co. Oct. 1, 1926" O®7- 7* 78*7 A g t. S p r in g f ie l d F.fie M. Oet. I, 1057 Ins. Co. Oct. 1 Oct. 1. 15J7 A g L T r a v e le r s I n a Co. Oct. 1 A g L M h e b r ty Ins. Co. OoL i: 1926 O®7’ 7* 7837 A g t. D e tr o it F id . Xi 8. ^ Co. Oct. 1. 1926 } ’ }?.:! A g L T r a v e l e r s I n a C a Oct, 1 , 1924 o c l ’ , * ,9 *7 A g L D etroltit F id . & ■ 1127 8. Co. OcL L 1924 ° c t ’ U 15 *7 A g t. T r a v e le r s _ . In d em n Co. OcL 1, 1926 ° < 7* 7. 7837 A g t . A e t n a F . St. IL Ins. C o. Oc L 1, 1929 °®7- 7* 7877 A g L Globe A l l u t g e r s F i r e I n a Co. o c t . 1, 1929 Oct. 1. 1917 AgL Y o r k s h ir e In s. Co. OcL I. 1926 OoL L 1917 A g t . S o u th ern s u r e t y Co. O ct. L 1926 Oct. 9, 1921 A g L H p rtngfleld F . Si M. . ............. I n a Co. Oct. 1. 1920 OoL l, 1917 A g t . L ib erty I n a Co. Oct. 1, 1926 Ocf, I, 1327 AgL Globe ft R u t g e r s F . . . I n a Co. O ct. T. 1921 O c t L W*7 A g L Y o r k s h ir e In*. C a OcL 1, 1926 Oc l 1. 1927 A g t. H a rtfo rd A cc. * . . , In d em n . Co. Oct. 1, 192* Oet. 1, 19*1 A g t . Oreat A m e r Tna Co. O c t .e t b e l Oct. I, 1937 A g t . S p ringfield) F . ft M. _ . .. , I n a Co. Oc l L 1911 J * 7}8}7 Ag^. N t a s a r a F . . I n a Co. Oct. 1, 192 9 07- }• *1*1. R e s ta u r a n t M arch II , 192* O®7- 7» W*7 A g t. T r a v e U r a F . OcL t , 1991 O e t t , » « lYie. C a Oct. 1, 19*6 O c t . W«7 R e t a i l M erchant M a r c h 1 *. 19X8 Oct. 1, IM* B a r b e r Shop M arch 21, 1937 Oct. 1, I9 - 7 B a r b e r Shop * X P o o l T a Idea b le t . Oct. 1. 11*9 OCL .. Wf 7 R e t a i l M erch a n t M arch 34. 1 9 H ° « 7- • ° V tills T o t a l th is s h e e t ------- ----------- ------j— f U t a l l M erch an t Oct. I. 19*9 O#*- b W17 A gL Tlnms L t f r Tn*. Cb. O c t t , 1929 Oct. 1. 1>3I R e t a il D ea ler In 5'resh M eats Oet. 1. 1929 OpL 1, 1927 R e s ta u r a n t O ct. 1, 192ft OcL 1, H2T R e ta il M erch an t Oct. 1, 1929 Oet. i; I9XT P h y s ic i a n Oct. 1, 1926 Oet. L 1U7 A g t. F id e l it y F i r e Ins. Co. Oct. L 1*30 OcJ. f f 1927 A g t . F id e l it y F l r « I n a Cn. OcL I* 19*6 Oclt 7, W37 A r t . B o g l e I n d e m . Co. O ct. 1, 193B OoL 1. W*7 ^ • L J I a n h a t f a u F ft tn a . Co. OeL Oof, I , 7>37 L 1936 G arn g* for B o p a i n A p r il 1. 19*7 O o t f , 19*7 R e ta il M e r c h a n t A p r il ». 19f7 (VI. L 1MJ Lunch C o u n te r A p ril 1. 19*7 O e t t. 1*37 R eta il M erch a n t A p r il 1, 19*7 O c t 1. 1>*7 Lunch Ktnnd A p r i l 1. 19*1 o e t. 1. I « 7 R e ta il M erch a n t A p r i l 1, 1927 OCL 1. WXT n . M a cN elll R. M acN elll IL M acN elll 903 3.00 b s ii; a A V eg s. L u n ch S ta n d R e ta il M e r c h a n t J o se p h J. H a t h a w a y W e s t , Sid* i l o t o r Co. Mrs. Dow L. George T h e Q u ality Shop E s s i e M artin Grnnlbllng 1.80 1.60 3.00 Co. I *K Mni- D4ji7.niimti2 rh N um ber of Llcehse 8 ' " !■• -U. , . t i ,v L* 't™,?,. •« „ Iffiii • in E S ,, . > 950 961 96* M r s - W y . R an k in M. F. Lane L. 9 . Lane >19 964 R E. 965 >64 >57 961 969 940 941 941 E. F . Lane E. F . U n e B. F . Lane A li« a Sin clair R ob t. Mill 441 >44 >46 944 947 940 949 :?? !1! F . Lane F . Lane • r. Brown ' Bro«. Lonnie Baldwin !• Ti Pope U l t t f i Oc l L i>*7 1, i f f * Ocf. 1927 ’ L 1939 OcL 1, 1**7 t! i y s « o «l 1. W37 5SS1fe nU?.Cu »*i00,2 A7" ,‘l Lunch Room r . „ netail Merchant A p r il ice Truck I1 Ice Truck A gL N a tio n a l durrety Co^Oct. Retail- D r u g g i s t A p ril P hyslclan^*^! A op r U il T u r p e n tin e gtUI R e ta il Merely ' D row n Broa. U U . Barton M a n l ; branch j t ? f“ t, 19*1 OcL 1. W97 1, 19*6 OeL 1. 1>*7 r 5 1’ i hi 0"**Indent Cot Oct. I, 1919 OCL 1. I**7 * ,Thom aa 1. Lb T alb ott £ R e ta il M erchnnt April A gt. D ia ls F ir e In s C a Oc l A g t B ritish G en eral F i r e Ins. C a O cL A g t. H o m e In s. S a O ct A g t. N a tio n a l S e c u r it y ►Ire Ins. C a O ct. A gL P e n a F i r e Ina. H a OcL :ontracUng'P R etelL “ c «- K Si CoalrMuV *• 7M* ^ _____ I, IXS7 Ocl 1, 1, 1 » « J7*7- J’ l, it** OeJ. 1*” _ JJJ] 1*JI 7*!I sst k «?M L 11*7 £ 719X7 OcL OcL 1I . 19X7 Oc l 1, 19X9 OctOeX. lj. 1929 OcL A p rir L 19*7 Oct. 7t, ft 1, , 11., W » *7 1927 W* 1927 191 tfflr W* A p c ii U k 19*7 OoL L WM t - S ta p -® l i a i �««#y> «« •• im in o L T : U*ll> U nt Radio Programs 11— Miscellaneous at *. r a t e s Irtrni*: C 'il. in A d»M «. ad*, will be received patron* and collector *eni Bfdiately for payment. ’ ....................... lOe a line line [iines---------- *------- * line flme rates o» request. ie redoced ' rate* are for cutivo insertions, words of average length [counted a line, liahnum charge of 30c for insertion. J]1 advertising is restricted [roper classification, an error is made The SanHeruld will bo responsible [only one incorrect insertion, I advertiser for subsequent .ions. The office should be immediately in case of r. TO a d v e r t i s e r ? Herald representative p0jthiy fam iliar with rules i and classification will you complete information. |if you wish, they will assist 1 in wording your w ant ad [take it more effective. Save 25'i 0 . 5. Vajgun, optomec t “;st, , . L. „ . Griffith, Optician Sanford Optical Co.. 305 K. Gth St’ Eyes examined, Glasaes ninde, only * * * %t i i i it » « i i • i AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS AUf t T S T and *' . P|ant W ord. Also watch clock in repairing reasonable prices. Q' Bicycle. Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our ypednlty. Jovt bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ erman s supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, “Tho Bieycla Store.” Mcl ander Arcade. CAR AW NINGI).--Auto Awning LTsA _Co. I I Ball Bldg. I I — Room s Without Hoard t o i l KENT—Kitchen and.------l>ed rooms furnished. UOl Elm and llth St. 2 light rooms- N r, S' sunny attra c tive bed ^ -I2 W. (th St. Iii—Apartment I-or Rent Garage apartment French Ave. F o r H int for rent, I'.hij For H er Razors, Fountain Pons, ami set-*, | Vanities, Sheaf for Pen sets. PerA ttraciive furnished a partm ents. tun e. Nunnally's and Whitman1* Humidor., Cigars, Cigarettes, , r o n i e r Park and Tenth Sts. Military Ini.-hes, Watches, !’i]rc■*. euml'rs, Perfume sets. Manicure | F n g ' i a i r e installed, w ater „n i Meimc rf- shaving sets, (’ontbin.i- set1-. Cnmh and Brush sets and ga ra ge furnished, Rhone lH-.J, tion set- “f Bill Fold, t'igaret'-e Kodak'.. I.aney's Drug Store, t ’nse, etc Limey's t)rug Store. Eiist st Monday. Dec. 19. " :*0—Roxy and His Gang, V'JZ, 10 stations. 8:00—Third Anniversary pr 'grnni, KTHS, (5 hours). H:3l)—A. Si P. Gypsies, WEAK, IT stations. H:00—Variety Hour. WJZ, 3 stations. l»:00 — Musical Album, W u|(, | t stations. ’•* 30—Bonnie iatddics, WJZ 3 stations, *•* 3p- litnernl Motors P a r­ ty; ” 1812 Overture.** WEAF, 2l> stations, 10:00—Captivntom Orches­ tra. WOK, 1 1 stations. 10:30-Moon Mngic. WEAF, f* stations. t l: 0n—Casa Lopez Orches­ tra. WEAF. 7 stations. 11.00 Spotlight Hour KGO h FI. KGW. KPO. KFOA. 12. 15a Nighthawk Frolic, W1*.\F. MONDAY DEC. 19. i cou ^ t t ; Report at l.leraaro t n S n l hr tke Til* C tllr r lt r , duplicate* at which Jiidcr far IB* period befltnalna an the (Irut 0mf •* Fobrnury, A. i». • r February, A. D. 1137. nS Ik g • u-a i— via rtv ’, S«l•Lui7•IB •»>•**p,, -J Num tier tl( Llrriun TO WHOM Oil ANT Kt* fo r I'KRlol. o f i . i c k n u k From When to When \Vh a t f f i t t osi: Mai - ■Vasliimt Machine A«t» \t->ll 1, 1927 cm. t. 1517 linincists m I. Itoumillnt /. Amlers in It; eg Wagon c Pray lohn Thomas Cream Cnrt Hood Humor Ice i ' v Co 1.uneli Stand !•>>ux1 as:, Moorman lag Itic. P.u» Chin it: list Ti tnl this ithecl Vtl ti Insurnncu lain*' ('■•tntiaalcs. \lfr,-e I'rUn.'ii ■M Kmpi.e Lunch .h Kill Amies Cash Urm-er) J o s S. B a l e s M r s J . ' I* W y in to K.i»i SI tie H er v lee A It, K e y I5..II I lit w. Co. 1. 1’ 11 a Lttui l. I* Htigan lliissllnuer i' H;t88llhgi*i* ' M. Mavh Mt r i*•*** Pt.iiKlmul l ,»* ?!It* J 11iY*‘H ihtitnif* W UlM.tr ii • ll «It-.im lell ||k^ 'V (! Ilank.H Ftitiik J. llakUrr \V n|f w 1*«■111. Si tuv < 1 Smith Mam Snrnlit 11(01 1 15* i .'j . R.ilull MaccIivill l.n licit Bui.in lutnll Mi rrtiiint R. (nil ii'orebant i.i-uJ Mrri-limit t . .- Kactorr Vui. Inter. S(.u l.l’.- In* Cm. 1*•■•.i *1 Mt-r.-liant lt>-tall Mrn-hiini i iir|«-nl Iiip HUM lli-tall Mf-rchunt nneli It,aim Uct.til \!t* Lilia nt it i W*♦t t 1 lc»* Wll^lltl •f »*ti tt* mu 1%'til 1till (til t T.l 1*1»*H *:♦,»! Kr*t llrukrr •*. »'tH M^rrlii!tit i«* *.iIt M*’i*illllif *■. t It»1 Mcrrhnni >:• luU Tf *T \f. U*t;iU Vlcivliiinl »*. lui S|»t. »* ll.t (hi;iu H»*.it It i‘h II I!it if im-er Kt'inil Mi-ri’litint y. Tui •k»•r • «i r t**;* .■i 'I.* * i i >2: Mu • BIS7 A1 • ■* 1•,J 7 M.sA *t. I*?; Muv I” ,f ' 2T l'. i i • « ; 1»f!t ! 19JS 1i, f 1, 1.(2•» I i, t l. 192*1 t **T I .9 2.; M ' IT. 1927 M>, n :: 1*1 *fl If* 1*c\. «H*l «’ t «s t lf | A. t • S’t 1H't f M|. I h'1 fk*f. t:*2 ; 1 ke-r. Mliv May j, 1937 Mm 1937 ,VI . , 21 , I"27 M !\ : i. 1927 A i»c 11 l. n i ; M A 1 >27 '1 tv 0*_ f i 2 7 \ .\ TV 1927 M.»\ :i 1927 • Ml. Dll 11**r l.hi • M1 • 4* t '4.1 «K*» fk*t t 1934 all •'it 1. 1917 1. IS* 1 1. is?; 1, ' 92 7 1. i9j; 1. i» :; 1, I9J7 t. 1927 t. 1927 1. m :; 1. t9i; t. is:: 11. 192 7 1l. 1927 \1. 1i. 1i. 1i. 11. 1i . 1K 11 .I.iIIh 1 . 1927 IVI. 1 192’ r>.*7 i "t; i :i:; 192 7 i — 1927 192 7 1927 5I( : ** l.aff fl#t75 *! • f : j l V) 73 ! “ , ,n 1 S'* ■‘ ;*»( v• las* *., i.o# Jl.Si* tr;j jl.ue ;•»»it.» - t t". ■*-* 1i • • 71 ; :.a 2 20 l.So ! \n 2 2 0 00 1 S*i i :.«» i jo » il MU I.SW 21.2 0 WPG. Atlantic City, 1100; ft. i . Itith'**hi M1 A Jll 19 27 1 V IM .ui Mfrrlutiil CLEMENTS APARTMENTS tiff First St. 0 Studio program. 10:30 Dance o r­ ’ ax nnnilm; |*ih*I Mix I V . 41 r. .\ ,nl*'N <». t Park Ave, Apartm ent:—2 and 1 IVj" . » M.tl|c> l;*'lull MiTi'hitiit J ii n * l«t f>27 ■ tin e her an Electr,,- Singer Sew- chestra, 1 ll I»r l • i a i 1 Mfrt’hii fit i 'tilt* T |l l 1 ''27 1 *1*1 —garago and water. Reasonable. 1050: W11.AL. IbiltinuTe, .m • i. i rii’m* f.»* i> V. 1 • t f»S7 • *l*f : Machine. Sin w.jit.-i one. Hill, ll •I l • li Bath Rube*. Sweaters, Ne, k W eai, 7:50 His Gang. staff • n n.* 15. 1227 1 »,’* it* i ti! ,\li*rt*limit Miill-ii A Thrilltkill it and F o u n d Belt Bui kies. Sinks, Handker- •she tieeda one. Terms to suit. Tho Herald will furnish a tifkrt lV»t*l llnfliii .1 lifts* I*. 192 7 iU’t V V < M la nut i J 1 * it* i* r > * !*« i Concert, in Dance Orchestra. chiefs und Bed Boom Slippert. Phone hit to the Mitune to Miss 1 v\ llii'tlm;* SI 422.3 WoR, Newark 710: 7 -Between Ith and 7th Fcrrcst if she will call. Marjorie Woodruff & Watson. 208 K. I ___ 11 ••* * ji 11 M im » li t nl . 11 *fie* tJ. 1927 (Vi _ _____________________ __ lift til MvrrhiT nt 22 . 1927 1 Nty |i* J n fit* Commodur • Ensemble. 7:55 Ses­ .1 \ 1 U 1. ct Tuesday shell rini specFirst St. UitrluT SfiMp, 1 *h.ilr J Util* 1. 1927 Oft. 1 *llj#J4 • *»»r 1*»*ir F o r ih c K iddies sion* Chimes. ;• musical Album. 10 Keturn Herald Office, E’.c. FURNISHED apartm ent for rent It****' ItliiiU Si u n i .} title* 2 1. 1927 VI f f Itlllrp Captivntor* onhestra. I \ K r« *ltittit .1 mi M, Ii*i li t Hll*»** in the Herald building—a down ; Toys uf i)I! kinds; Bicycles, Scoot* ,4.<I3 U.1Z New York. li(T0 : H M i n * tin it( J line' i§„ 1' III■•li I1**, F o r th e F a m ily town [ cation at remarkably Jaw II \h rrlMttt Jtiit«" !. N Fnlt niitn ers. Kiddie Knrs, Electric Train*, reo ticket to the Mi- rates. Ask fur Mr. Haines at Ths 7:30 Roxy anil His Gang 9 Variety, l*t' n11» *%it* (K4t I. I' T SU-Uvn Tricycle*. Autos, Wagons, Sport­ Hour !•:.;<I Bonnie Laddies. 10:30 Reasonable Gifts of ull kinds, i.t I'In’ A nnIt WIIIIn m■* Herald < !fice. ing Goods. Prices Right. G. \V. | Sunshine li i.f I'hlltt O ct I. 19 2it %VI, t. I»ST J ll i '..l.'l.iiiijli The Herald, for Mr. .... *• " 3.90 II Slumber Music. reasonable Prices. Mi-Lady s Deetch, The Bicycle Store, Me* ' « 1 »*«»fist 1\ n ml 5- W E\F, Nt w York, lilO.S 1<>— H o u se s F o r R e n t I nth inii 4‘it . . . . O ft. 1 19 2 * ; J II f i.Irti.Ltali i. ^ v t 1 927 Shoppe, 110 Magnolia. « 100 lainth r Arcude. -Hammerless shotgun bet ,, Great omi'n* t . 50 A. ,t P. Gyp. <’•i r 19 2.1 «»«*t t. 19 27 1*»*11*11 M**ri'lijiii$ 9. St> I t a i ((. 9 A Ita ttK f Ifi’Uill Mi l (*h;it|l Osteen from Johnson’s There is a ticket to tho Milan: Inn .' 21 1927 0 .1 t. 1927 1.54 sie*. 9:30 f ,n •»; ral Motors I'nrty. XV li. It..) k in • tiirni;** f»*r llf*|*nlrN, lull.- li>. ri 2 ; I KM i. 19 27 r. on.yt :.so. * Staten to the cemetery. The Herald for Mrs. E. J. 10:30 Mo- 'I (j'.ic. II Vincent LuK rntik Y.iintB>,r \ nti» Tin* * v Tutm ,f 2 (i— M i.scellancmis F o r Hale (I.ctral Notices) , J. 1(. Cowan, Sanford. Walker. 1»• si Is*r f r u n l i Y i'u n sci lim e .70. 1927 O il l. 1927 per. on In 1.54 .7* T »1PAI. .... J 51.ill ...$ 4LOO 318 0 - V i’.i i Iphiu, 800: \ »t * -* 1 * \ M u tu a l jlom sbiie* i* * * ■ ^ -•* '* ■FOR RENT:—Small cottage on FOR SALE:—Boy ‘a bicycle, four I N T l l . i • t i t f i r r i *> i l M t T i > F T U I ' : 0:25 Ore a t'. 1. ThL.l9ll.-4 m• mm . • rogrant. 10 n*:.5 1 if«* I it 9* i ' h, Oi't. t. 19 21 *V|. t. 1927 s.oo T U i :n t V - T I I I R t> J 1 H l f l A t . f l i t --------------rear of lot. Will rent for $15 00 burner oil cook dove and tefrig1 um l.In* P u n i r a t. 1927 • 5 * 4 ' . ,-»/iC V»Ct. 1. 19-29 Male qua o Orchestra. * l I T • • ! •• t i l l : K T A T K I ' K 1 l - M t t i . fk ’l. 'i.u.DD' fur 11r fid Irn "DDGL per month. Located a t 1705 Mag- eratnr, all in gnnd condition. Phone l.rt- Hr.”*, 5.00 t. 1927 J u l y 2. 1927 > LiO J• \ 1\ 3.15 ’I ’ A N l > i-*tu i m ; M 1 N i >1.1-7 ■’ M*burgh, 050: Aiit»» Tin* A, T u h o Al i a n io n t'. li.ii.iK.' t ’ i Mi N T V cars and Graham trucks, oolta Avenue. Inquire at Herald 782 L. II I it lie orchestra. 7:30 i o: * Allamoitti ijatuKi' I'.ab-r July 2. 1911 Out. i:p i» A ltd M T T K M n n .l ■ li XV. kd 13t*» S treet Tlione 3. I of'ice. Roxy at i it M *i : \ s i : lit. J it.. I o . 0 WJZ Con* (>.i. i n . ' i 9 i r . i i l l i n s i:. -I.ill Mr rd in tu .Iuly(. F iji o . t , ii * 1 ♦' L U I U 8 iV M l ' i . N i i . i : cert. FOR SALE—Those fut Ga. Turk­ 1t»2f» M.imli Nurl» Belstll l»cx,I,-r In INS Si LOW AN CO. Auto FOR RENT:—5 room bungalow at r aim Iff h . T l u i i A u llti eys. price 50c per pound. G. W. 37P.5 ' 5 -''-■licneetafTy, 70U: 1030 Ct.«h M. it Ik Oct. t. te la ' ; V* 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Corner Mur arm sheet metal works, B.'inii Mm-hant net. I. !:•;* 1,11 7:3*1 n> c Snepeer, 203 Hughey Ave. Phone im :i:v T. ■ in * Series. 8:30 IU>l»W BI.L. L-f. tot,mi. i C t.. West tench ' enuc. Phone 710-W. I lot. Garage. $25.00 monthly. In­ 100. tu t. Nat. Ben. C IT A T IO N I d a B. ililfiliOT \ \ Si p < ( ..*■ .>* * 50. General Mo­ I. lfl* ||i«. I*rt. Hct. |, ISSS Oc|. . *00 quire at Hernld office. 111 STA Ti: <!K i- I.OBIHA its Itdnll Mcrrlmnt oct. t. i:i2»i tvt. r.irltu BrcI: AIt It Y T BOIHV OHS , ,.p i .‘ to rt Fnmiiy. I.t ll* Moon Magic. IN FOB1) UUtCik C2 FOR SALE—Umbrella tent 0x0, •ini at,.- fur Itcimlrs lict. I. I93IT fh-t. to «"t. .....‘ 3 is Til Tiii'l lliillilina. I‘i <>vtn*tu'c, ' 30.5.0- WII AZ , Troy. 080; 8 In­ \v it Mi-i'llal.Kk FOR R E N T -3 room house with 213 V*gonlia Ave. good one . new. Flione 745-J. Mirb.r Htinp.l chair I'd . I. 1-9*4 t*vt. 1.00 AS BltuDH ISI.A\ l i stnimentul trio i' Trojan Health W t* St Ia.' garage. $8.00 a month. Apply W01 Magnolia. Ib.tUIttK Works t>rt, , 1914 Met. 15.00 ; P? • .57. , 7.10 . \ i . i i i in a, i«iii Kim n Hint i :i-;ii, Try Mn lloiiHac <’o ’ nt Mint.ni|.tills I-* A " f f, 1 \ i n - i ' i i t t i :.t ,io. it. v .. s r r . N c ' K i : . ' Cnuad rs. H> Hawaiian trio. 10:30 i 17 Poplar Ave. Flaltk I* W.....Iiuff M lit* Co. tlel. t. 1920. Oct. .... 1937 'It |»»i»»it* r * i .mlna an.I iliilmt Dance orchestra. 3.00 H U P '. UAR>.DNS YkI, Alibiacn tns.I'.., Oct. t. lu’M (in FOR SALE—Special sale on po I i.- 1:11 - * :i* l >.•« 11'| ,*| .S ,v HI'i:V('i;i;. IWT J08.5--\V R t’, W ashington, 040: I*. I, Thrti»her lli— A G a ra g e fo r K ent 10*1 II Oil li -u.t >>t *:i» ».> * it, . ttestu ra n t Jaiv i*. t ‘*JT is-t, (xnfora Automobile Co. -•-H I 1921 ria lice puppies until Christmas, 70’* o.iti \ iiioo- Itoll W ill.. HU* a • (■tin ,.t ,i:tnt-iiiiivtit nauitist 7*30 Httxv nml His Gang. 8:30 A. Hariiu.- for lt.'i>nlr* .Inly t. I'JJ7 Orl 1927 5 00 2.10 ignohc . rve Phene 137 Ii. t*. I litllltlnl Oak Ave. Phone 211-W. ■ (i, pru>l:i:, r> •: mi' testiancu a," j» Iti-llill Merchant July !4, BI27 <v. Si P, Gysies. 030 General Moturs I42T l.5i| Garage for rent, Oil Magnolia, aTI Retail Mcr.-tumt July 2.1. 1 f* 2T oct IIIckNott " t i t n| iiiii'lim clit OKaiOFl > im r I 50 1927 .71 phtne 32(i*W. I iii'il-* .nut i'lull tils, l.mil i .toil Inn-, Party. 10:30 Swanre Syncopators Retail M.-rcliant July 2*. Rt2T o,-i Anlomoltv r Bice. On. 1937 ksincss Service I.t# Southern •'ii i to. r . | ‘*i. itie/i, ini iijili nro TOTAL . . ............. 27— Money To Loan SIS# IA. Nail' r *«L HnBITfill) o<-t. 1 ,11124 .............. ..uni (ini, ll.t B i n T, | 1i i |>. 1!)— H o u se s F o r S ale •Jiiti.O WWNU, Asheville, 1010: 1927 " lo.oo *^ I.I.I., pi i soo illy tu in- ,ioi| iipiu-tir July t. 1927 Barber 8ho|t. t chair Hr. (*. 4V . linker 19*7 1011 .50 7 Ijitmcr Music. 0 Happinuess bmgniA tran sfer picture*. It.'tiill M.'rebuilt •'■•’•••i- in. • liulinriii-lo I'uto l (ill ill Oct. I. 1924 J iiiik * A lli'ii 1927 3.on 1111.4 R.-tall Mr rob* at June 24. 11)27 nauiU- ar.d brushes. Sun FOR SALE: Small house on Mag­ Money to loan on resiliences m -III tilt) lit J .III I, ary. a , l> . i.ijv,' Girl». »:30 Old Time Music. Ii i*. \\ liters 19*7 Kill, U o "i r(( i.a. Jinl-tnio . ..V1! Tlry ,U .Tube nolia Avenue north of Central ........ *n,..l.Lu»U, z.lKAk— WSB. Atlanta, *)30; 7:30 H L% IVnturs I•>«7 Ikutse Tainta and Varnishes. Sanford, low hite-onl rate. Box .. , ill in i-iiiihiii iikii D ialer . Jdly 1. 1727 ort, . i t i t " KotlT 0.04 HMtilnoIx TUsi * Mtnqi 7 |i ••»*»! and W all Paper Street* 333.00.00 Practically no *)03. c-o Tl.e H( raid. 5'Tij lli* Gang 0 Red liolt.l tut* , v, IT.MIHrt lli 'uoniirabli V ‘ V;. l uhch 8tut.il Aug. 9, 1927 oct. 111 I 9*7 Lis cn*h required payments like rent. I'calur la FrulfM . I linn: i i- *. i 'lurk of tin- rirc alt Cniri CluIt 0:30 General Motors Party. 111III t- F ir« S*-' Itoy latino i-T S i iiu o .li- ('mi nt i . riOtlila. on Bos A Vrus Auu. IJ. 1927 Oct. l'**7 1.50 ,, .TS Address R. II. ib Caro The Hernld. 2-15.8—. WOOD, Chattanooga, laid »!. I*. I'.n 1927 Retail Merchant Auu. IS. R'27 Oct. ISO l.fl " S t ' l i Ho :;,in| TIn) <if iti tnlii r. A. D., IHSJ, I’olilical Announcement ItETE in every shapi end 1220; 8:30 Ert* mble. 0:30 Studio 1051 t'37 15# \ t;, I Hi I’it LAMS. II. -t,ilt Merchant A uk . II. 1927 oct. H I. J.dio Dlumnntls I*, etc.- Sun ford Cemo.r. 20— F a rm t F o r S ale 1927 Iirtall Merchant A uk. 17, 1927 Oct. 1.50 Olcrk program. 10:30 Frolic. Mucks* Inc. 1012 1977 ■ I ;,.i Itctiill Merchant Juno 21. | 92? Oct. .7.5 * By A. II. WI-JKKK, Its Cerr.pany, Fifth and Hawktici Urns, 3HI.4—KTHS. Hot Springs. 780. l»S3 to t i i i : VOTKIt* OK s i u i i m i m ; 5 00 llcHllirnat A uk. IS, 1921 Orl. 1927 3. SO t! Deputy Clnrk. t^ M. awsln i ] Sts. Phone 112-»V. ■ OVIEDO CELERY LAND I9TJ IO . H O S.S4 v fl (si:\L .) Lawyer o,-t. |. Rijn <i,t. i Anniversirv Program) 8 Third taft mh v n i*. F. linker 11125 I... 1921 I0 110 I lo-r. tiv aiiiiiiiinc- my puiiillilaey lutvycr (5ct. t, I92C Oil 1U Acres or more, flowing wells. Birthday program; All sta r fenti :.n. a . loii'ntti’H I itoi, Russel. Farm s, Grovss, 2 Railroad sidings hnlf mile f>>r r,—election In ih<> iiftlrr >>4 sins'it. \V. Hiti'iiei'r, Jr. 10&7 er"*. f5 hours.) * ' ; 5.01 Hurvrvor ' t.Y* A nit. 32. 1927 Orl. 1. 1937 |es. 110 ,M. Park Ave. Phone from property. Price $255.00 per Iff of Henil iioIm •‘ountv hoIi '- ii i • Iin ncllnn yt I he voters In lit" 101.3—WIIAS, Louisville. 050: 1.4 5* Walt or •) Tyler A k I. Nat. F ire .... bebl te xt Inn. f t . A u g . t. 1927 t let. 1, 1927 ~ acre your own terms. Paul P. l*e*nticratle‘primary t» . tiii 8:30 Studio concert. 0:30 General ll»f.» L. II. I’onnitlly * A i t . Nat, I**lrc 1 will npiireclut)' your Rnmett, 10 Wall Street, Orlando, June. . . . . Motor party 10:30 Christmas Can­ 1**0 FIGHT PRINT SHOP r 5,a t m . Co. 1927 support, rcspi'cttuU) yours. A ug. 1. Hit l. 1937 A. I*. Connelly Het. 1. 1934 Oet, t. 1927 R aw yer 10.041 Q.S0 • l tata. r. J 7 ilA.NI* PY service on anything ir. Florida. Phone 8303 or 5313. A l t . Queen Ills. Coo, ; S/.i* 8. It. Itluhloti 510.9— WMC, Memhis, 580: 0:30 |iing. A phone call will get 21— Acreage For Sale n e t t. 1924 (Jet 1. 1937 of Amnrlea *••4 #.#<* V II. 4*. t>n I lose A Genernl Motors Party. 10.30 Musicnan. Phone 417-W. ‘J IlaiiT O VIITKIIS OF HintlMll.i: Aat. F ltle llty -l’IieoiiU. ri»t v r t Vvc. id program. # • * « t v I. ■ rn.» Ri77 i i. i t , 192# Flro lint. Co. v if i FOR SALK:—Beautiful arceage II C. IUllli.si­ I4«:t I hereby ntlltOltneo niysutf ns a A at. Amurleon lit" t ’>> ■i.t 1, 1924 4 1, t I 1927 —a m 330.ll- WSM, Nashville. 890: between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 eiiioltiliiti’ for xhrrlff of SrioliinbA at. Cunt in ere la 1 Union ll. i*. Unit.ihc IL FOOF1NG—The Roof F.v- acres, consisting of some high and I'.uiiilv stilijcet to the aciloli of 7:30 Roxy and His Gang 9:30 Gen- I,..; I Viet. . 192# Oet t. I93T Itut, Co, hYl Iting. Mela] ahinglec; some low land, Idsmlly situated the Hemocratle primary to b> Experiments lle;,rinning With crnl Motor* Party 10:30 Frolic. II Do Hose 11015 Naarain* B o ttlln a p.'lil In ihc early part • f Jour B*i4. ..th;* Oet. 1. 1927 ream tin and galvinlzcd for poultry 'arm . Frontage on old New Orlcuns, 322.4—WSM II. Flics Show Scientists New li f t . 1. 192# 4Vork». • lm.i; Nngr#|>» Buitlluu t'o. Very ri-'-pel'l |. el v. «l. fit . Iai‘it- c fc, i . | 8w James II. Cowan. Oak Orlando road. Cnn be bought at i: i: t u t a d y . llrccdinR Ideas; Nature To WSHIt, Roeclal (2 hours.) Aat. V lm t Am*rl*uu F ire nd Third St. Phone 111. •*JJ % 219.9—WCOA. Pensacola. 1200: loci 1n*. Co an io* 1. 1997 Oet » *917 u bnrgnin with very easy payments. il. B. Currier Force Hrecdln^ Of Animals 9 Dunce dl t i * 5 1* 1 t.uneh ilooni Jan I, 13?? t v t . 1. 1921 orchestra 10.30 Piano Re­ This is an opportunity for some |N UP Yo l k OLD WALLS ■* ** ** t f t* • mte Total I'lU.ITIi'AL ANN* it'Ni ‘KM BNT • I.iks I *u 111 It Davis AUSTIN, Texas. Dec 19.— (IN S » cital; Merry Maid*. 11 Orguo. THE NEW WALL FAINT one to get a desirable poultry farm m it ih : o f a w i m . m b b t im ; Wc. J uki. * • 1. 8 htir<>ll. 1 ‘uunty Jtl ilu .\ nn.l Jti». IV I|nkln9. T a t f>. 1 lector o f nabi i*ounl>. lid m V l r *X**1 H.ut ilic luiogulits Ii correct, (tlv «n uniter our liamlt unit U lllelu t .4 .’ill o f t uUllly d «<•• j» . . o r t i i i : o n a i v r . i f f . iin HHING NEW AND BET- for almost nothing. For further —Discovery by Dr. 11. J. Muller. I'lltll* t \ t , IM' , ,, i.f Jim . A. l». 1927 fOR FURTHER INFOKMA- information nee It. J. Hollv, Fir t • i m i . u .a U ’in.' i-.-aulnr t.i.'.'tlnu ..f th<* l**" fle s s o r of zoology in Hie Un­ CALL PHONE 235-J OR National Bank Building, Sanford, Hi...Uh'.l.l.-r* i»f lit. Iirlvttla Fern »•»* iiiit iversity i'f Te*.aq that the uctian of l> U '^ ’ts •C. COLLER. SANFORD.’ Florida. I ’l.tnpony. till*. Will In- brill .lit tl.e t; bT a t t'uUcJ ,.(t lot- i.r i hr «’orti|iaitV; Altiim.mt'- X-Ray on the genes of fru it flic22— Real Estate To Exchange So.|ii»*. Flnrbta. .... ,Ttn>«.luv, J4a- speeds up the evolution prove.* of ti.iry Aril. I»2». ul It* A. XL tor Ihr the flics has attracted the atten­ lOGRAPIl—repairing, piano ■Iiitb .n of ,n board >.f lilrreloc* For Sale qr Exchange—Valuable . in! (or th.' ‘transNi'tlim of mirb tion of scientists throughout t ie T? by ex rcrts with 77 years property in DeLatuJ. Florida. i ll.rr liu sln ess a« may hr i>rop. rl> country and has brought forth the r *. Sanford music store BENTON HARBOR, Mich., Doc. hroiielit brfnrr the StoJ-l4l1"bter,, p r.d,ictio in the fo n t pt Shnj pe. Room 10 & 1 1 JIc- Hist residence section. I-ot 115x .tr b. IMINKS V.nDJW t science, limy revolutions, 19.—(IN S )— '‘King*’ Uoniamin • 217. Two houses. One fourteen ( i* r.-■I.t. at. "f lh» X-Ray, Arr ade. Phone K32. i tho breeding of farm uittmuls with Parnell, leader of the House of n-onis, three apartm ents, thre. ' in a few years. David Cult, is dead. Tills news I\’ip'>vr Signs of ail kinds. bathrooms. One four room* and (Le?;al Notices) bath. , Separate garage for This remarkable aeconiplishmcnt was learned todne. tifler the ag:d &fc>r ! Pulnt' ,b Wall Paper four cars. Orange, Grapefruk, ; in speeding up evolution in plnnt f nan, yvhu hns been under fire f >r and Tangerine trees. Sljndc tree*.. IN TIIB' I’l l t r r i T l.’OPIlT OF Till: nml animal life is termed th y|. ('Illn'lU of'i.'ne o r i k ''m u n ,,)cnsutlonal |Y'S DRUG STORE—Pre- Three blocks ty Stetson University, TWRNTV-TIHBH j ' i*u I resaarches and tests ever conducted ipraetiers ut ti*o roluny, died rri* tiuns, Drugs, Soda. Wc arc and three blocks to school. Price; ri r' .tVTn toyk TiiR 1fTATit "'•].fivni'i'' . - . d l N O i . K i n b | o I o g > .; U l ) J B r w l e m e r o f j tJay morning. $ 10 , 000 . Will accept stock of fjou as your phone. Call 103 . ’2 H . ---------... . .. w.|chicifgo, nationally known nulhor- i saleable merchandise nr small . .R*i. A. tVCftTTKH Mtt'l 11 Purnell's $3,000,000 nl'giour coiM'KNCKIt Jit., i.orlttcrs trtulltiK itv on scientific live stock breeding [*ING BLOCKS— Irrigation clear property, up to $5,000. as ,.* D.-CHTTKM A HRRNi’Rlt. and formerly junior animal hit*- >ny woa built on the la.lh that his and ftenend cement work. first, payment und take long time P laintiffs My pro­ im : ItODWBLl' I1KALTY Colt, batulrvnm nin the Uuited S ta te .'ollowsra r;ura immortal and would Concrete Co. J. E. Tor- mortgage for balance. •5JCT ; Department of Agriculture, be-1 tever t ie perty all elenr. Address J. W. lb Prop. 3rd and Elm r a n y . a coruiiratbni. I'-f«ntiaiti. - -- s j iieves that breedets of.race horses. ■(in> k *i ( i f I'r n i.iC A T io s “ King" Ben’s tlculh wua kept Rutherford. Green Cove Springs, |cuttl?, hogs,, poultry and dog t u b STATK I.r Ki t*UII>A V ’* Florida. T-.'R UOnWKLL UF.AI.T\ Co-f* t hi mill be partSculriTyInterest d i< cecr.t for three duys. The under­ |*|p Wanted Female I'A.NV. KUS IluMliltiil Trti’ t Bullu* taker ond the doctor wim attended lux. ITovIdenc*. B. 1 • , , this discovery. 2-1— IiOts For Sale were pledged to s x m y and none It luring made to at>t“ -tr to [this wanted for the hollI in Btntnn Haibor kn;w of the (It'll suimii.'i.t utl r- ............ I J- *7. McCrory 5 & 10c store. FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST I'uurl >KII.*I 1 ItreederH Ity r m te d •lt.it. Ibis b een / ||*rctt»f* ileuth of the seif-Jlyivtl seventh lu l«ui. anil Inal Ihc! BEFORE THE BOOM. Well to- I.. ,It I.im direct.'ll to >.«U. messenger. ay’ enable tluint to breed Iligh type solicitor, wo- rtR.d lot facing east on Palmetto .great*r speed in race horses, greatPreferred. Bog xxx c-»> Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good l«U4 wiuunion^ hH riw d # “ ^.bUc.u/ibsC-'-'.bi \ l r. milk production in dairy cow,. neighborhood. Very desirable for to Imnns b. scr-. *. uwinj. bigger hogs, super hens and more lutme, quite close to school. ? 1750.P0 IIK tii** cannot •**«* THK....liolm Mill nearly conformation in dogf. Thi? moral l.'U, *oraan!**'. Almost your own t*rms. Addres* ,•« i.niirr Iht- laws .( Hi” 8tii*<- .•( ' S t a i i AND MORT- Seminole Builders. Inc, P. O. Rox I'miarrtleUt. w it h 1'# principal olaeV ,v -if l.tislncss at M l llis*i'll#• v OMPANY. 112 Second 431. Sanford, Florida. ths desired var utions. * * llullill'UP F c v l .lc n c c H ,1 "" . ' i . ’I t t _ . J........ ........ MI I Inn.I. a ml Ibal >nn Ini'” li.'Hi'uf"rt . .1,'Ttc ImisIp - ss In (jtls Hist” amt tlnil^ r Until Dn>Muller, with hbt fruit improved' business 26—-IVItHcoIlaneou.s For Sale I t *1 '* • ' X ■ A ' , • . ,' { ' * J, 9. * r * ’ ' >,.u have (;x11*-.l ii. x-b-ct i.lnccrs i.jr fli:s, conducted his X-Ray experi­ f-'W Clos« to 3,000 persons had visit­ _U4i-nc i net* p roperty , AUo w illJ,, , * ,' 1 'iv.lnt nizents. ami h»"' 1 »{*w ment* there did not seem uny po *-1 H ERE’S no need to spend weary hours searching foe * dceireUe home ^ mortgages a s ‘security. I M ust sell R. C. A. Super Hetr >- liaVe tvIHi In tills Wlatc an ulllrtf . fibiiity o f ’stflving the ureat pr<b- ed Kanner’s Department Store on or homesite. Every dey you will find many beautiful homes in ideal ■net nt np*'n wtinnr t>r”C. fianford Avenue this noon .im j the Phone 101. nature tq parform servol 11 iwdia furihcr made »#f . r f r 1**;" «f opening of the sale of bankrupt* ant Ad Section. locations listed end carefully described in our Wei •^ 'S r ts S 7 “ JYard raid'd Copons. 50c i*r.*r uuocar ti*‘this m u r| that u ts cmkc ia*u- t a on *re tapidly. In His experim ent hrte last week.. Kunncr an­ stock Ilia - * a s * in j ><y in a suit In attaclmieiit aualn*! Dr. Mu'ier exposed thr/U nv ctc (• _ biml* ii»'l Irn *• puond. R. F. D. A. Box 251. m oils art-1 chalti-ls. Buy now before the cold weather begins, and ba assured of a warm an a com* *n'j I«*sc fattened to order, nounced. *. nielli's «f thr";ij.j TU B It! IR'VBLL turcs. who propagate rapid y, to ,7®r umiresaed. Mail or- On Upaala road. C. V. Ansley. fortablc home for the winter. You will find every type of home from a At least urn liter 2 050 custom :^ l : l ! . \ « T V C O M P A N Y « t u f v d f ^ p o f U the X-Rey and allowed them t" W lip s' Poultry Yard. will visit the strre bc'-wcvn now four-room cottage to a new mansion offered fo r sale in our w ant A ds. , ihrrvfnr**, * llwm# br.Tci. Th” new g.'ninition hatchod 2100 Strands of wood for sale, ut riininifvml you. T I I K I J O l 'w and Chriatmaa Eve, K a*. Herman from their egg* was Los numernu* U K A I.T V i'U M I*A N V « c o r p o r t i l l o i i . and ?3.50. Y V 15th St. , «J>76 Advertising In our W ant Ada is the quickest, moat economical, and satis, Orlando, wha i: r.'.v.njing the • i* Ih< riii*l a |t i > f n r lM'f‘ 11* I h U H j j w i * than might haveof been exiwctml! nhnne 497 I.JL_______________ s uml Flowers nMr I'ourt. »»n Xtu* 2 n«f duv or sale estimated, % rprint,, a sectnul Breeding generationths was factory way to buy or sell merchandise of any kind. first g ’ r.oration's off n \ ii. 1 ^21 , ofii^rwU** u ptoducad in which generation D*. Mulltt* be________ _____ Mr. Kann.*r said_ H I d i r that he Christmas trees from fifty cents t y * i U r # i u U w i l l I** «ni**n*a * 4^,#n t"* seo r^*ult# in the matter ofl believed his stock wilt linIJ out unup: Comer 2nd Street, and Par v AOU. -J other spring ‘ • ' WITNKH^ tti« llttiwrii»'lp I surprising developme.it of latent .till Chriatmaa unlcs r i unusually Dorn Stokes Seed I /Ave. M. 41. Lord, phone 3512. i inft Cl m i l t %'onrl t'f Uh** I large rush develop' 1 ■. .vow1 and .................. - Kiuriaa ''h e r e d ity prrticiea or. genes. ( Bldg., and A 'ter preducing at least 10O dis- Wednentay, Eve;-:’ 11 • from 11 111 X-RAY TO SPEED EVOLUTION FOR FARM Ben Purnell, Head Of House Of David Cult, claimed Dead Ik I I O v e r 3,000 Peoole V i s i t Kanner’s In Big Bankrupt Sale * HOMES for HOMESEEKERS a i Mr Theron King may secure^ *■ "replace, room, twin ticket to the Mllane by ass 41t Park Ave. at The* Hernld office. t gem mutation# ]}r. Muller mrd that through the X-Ram -nt the evolution prrf*** ■'Ircult of (lie « lsl" “7 F lo r a v. v. r erded up m ore than 1500 •la. In amt fi>r 8cmlnnla |t«r cent. A’liunty. jM 9 \ L - hlaoketa-la carpeut-j.-s tools and hristmaa toys—• t y b*.lug offcretl -----*— at less than cost, and ipecial ba'gains nro offered the public each tlay. * t ■- - ijT- r-> V'57 Pv s j p � 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 19, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 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 19, 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/4b52f115dc61ef0d8550a5e8c89bf3a3.pdf f444d38f11daa2f7124fd60a62afa982 PDF Text Text YOUR IPAPER 3T O W E A T H E R •ubUshcd In Florida's Heart, he'World’s Greatest Vegetable ect ion. Its Richest Garden Lniid. iLUME P a rtly eUady tonight, roMef central and sooth portions; he*' fro st in extreme north and t internr o f central and north pc Mona If weather rem ains clear. Leased Wire International N Zero Weather Has Mid-West In Gri CHICAGO. Dec. 1 7 .-(IN S » Z< r«i temperatures with l ittnjr winds gripped the entire Cen­ tral West todny us fresh winds from the Canadian Northwest erntinued. Eight states were locked in the icy grip. Iowa. Minnesota, and parts of Illinois and Michigan reported >\ p •nows. Light snow flurries and i nntinued cold wenther was |>n<itted for the Great Lukes urea today, tonight and tomorrow morning. Relief wns pre-aged for tomorrow nL ht when ruin was st hfduled to repliue the "nows. Vessels crept into lake harbors covered with ice. U nd* Continued to make shipping |„.r . ilotis. Warmer wenther brought rtdief to Southern Indiana, southern Illinois and parts of Missouri. CONGRESS BAY LIFTJIBARCO ON AIRPLANES Proposals Backed By Organizations Husband Slayer To Pass Her Christmas, Behind J a i l Doors Fears Are Held For Missing Mail Plane l haw nothing to fear from the iracter assassins; 1 regard it as king. I am sorry thnt Innocent 'pic have been drawn into this itroversy but I do not contemp* »*:>" furth er extension of the **r of the m ilitia,” Johnston d. ‘■t is regrettable th at such hapbut I have nothing to four charaetzr is ctcun.” SpcakK F, Hill, of the house unnounc*hat th« house would convene unannounced date, posjibfy **y. to ■puss on thu commit|eih» l»«t charge CONSUL LEAVES War Hero Is Given Belated R e c o g n i t i o n egotiations Opened For City Bond Sale *Kotunions for the sale of MkH) worth of city refunding 'o re in progress und may be Pleted within the next few •. according to Mayor E. F. ahoider. who stu:©*! (oduy that ■n- definite had been done. "e Mayor voiced the iuqa* that Mb- might be consummated '"-'twcer. the CoirmDaion‘vprerentatives of Eldridg© ^•mpany of New York. Should lik tom •• •»«« wtt< tl'ere probrljly would r.o*. peut.^ity for any • of ji)v.' i:.\RTOW-$75.WW wi.iciaU to j-,, t,» New Yofk home formally openet the sal*. NATIONS PLAN Is Link Scandal WAYS TO STOP DOPE TRAFFIC Chain Store Owne m issin g REt o r !> N egotiations betw een Lead­ ing Countries Are Under­ taken For The Suppression Of Rapidly Increasing Evil Donor OfHuge G ift1 Anti-Saloon Leag And Philanthropi • Defamed In Court i- 11 Stephens of New V i, wealthy engineer an uf Alexander Stephen-, i.I••nt uf the Confederate •brown out of the plain 1uitIi'd thru tile nir t Without International Con­ Far-Famed Leader Of Gang­ - .inti broken on tl certed Effort Little Hope land Comes Back To Favor­ f Nelson County, Is Held For Stopping Evil ite Haunts A fter Visit To , ■ in wnicli Fellers' am i I'oml of telegrams jxehang« re passengers wns pi Iios Angeles; Met By Pals Parents O fG irl With ween the Mexican govermei WASHINGTON. Dec. 17. Ne• 1 rli< A. Masson of the its financial agent. Artnro. f 1 Whom K resgels In­ i \.u u nal Guard. Mu sun gi'tiat.oi.* are in progress between CHICAGO. Dec. 17.—(IN S )— a-, in New York, during 19V plare wns caught in th>* volved Make Denial the I tilted S t a l e s and n nuniber of the dir© things ir frustrated today wb« i> "but he described ns a "tlier governments in an. effort to Despite threats F. Rrtsiuih.in, \Vcsterr that were to happen to him if be •l.rlm iue” and got out NATICK. Mass., Dec. 17— • telegraph official, inform' Vi e force of the air draft a pnictieiil agreement for came hack to Chicago, “Searfare • sup|»i, H..|i,|| ,,f the rapidly increas­ Reed Committee that c!l (IN S )— Denial to charges Al" Capone, far-famed chieftain ' i« •<• violent that both weary records (nr ihnt yeui ing international narcotic traffic, of gangland, today rested nt the made in N ew York supreme i • were pitched out. t'-ive liven destroyed. i it was learned today. home of hi« mother, unmolested by court by counsel for Mrs. was thrown clear, It w a s during tie year lDlF Smuggling of narcotics continued Chicago police. i -till'd, a wing. Hi* Mercer Kresge, linking th e . ..i the documents published ». i: i" 'a- ci ippi d a strut and on n l.ugc scale and there are nn Capone, accompanied by several indirntinns of n decrease in the il­ tin 11oars t Newspapers ns»erto nume of their daughter w ith . i. a- Masson got the friends, visited his old huunta I nro -unis of money .vero tra il' it i- '*1 d. Fellers work- legal -apply unless drastic steps after a long train ride from Los Sebastian S. Kresge, million­ iintud to Elias* from Mexico City i\ hi i*i>■i.■*!>* back into the are taken to check the traffic ac­ Angeles. He and his p arty were de­ aire merchant who gave cording to treasury officials. lot ostensible distribution to foui layed eight hours at Joulict, where $500,000 to the Anti Saloon in tubers of the Cnited State) Suti Agreements among tho Govern­ paid nn unscheduled visit to ments of United States, England, they League, were made today by thnt city’s jail. France, Germany, Cuba and poss­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Fish, As he stopped from the train, ibly others, similiar to the inform* • al rum pact with Great Britain, Capone found himself surrounded parents of Gladys Fish, Natick may Iks the outcome of the nego­ by the entire Jouliet police force. High school honor student and for­ ( , tiations resulting in a general Chief Corcoran said tp tho gang mer Boston University Secretarial [,,v campaign against dope peddlers leader: ‘‘You nro Al Cupone?” School undergraduate. ,| and smugglers. "Plcnsed to meet you,” smiled Both parents defended Kresga | |" Without nn international con­ Capone .“Nice of you boys to be who met their daughter a t a Meth­ certed effort there appear* to tie here.’’ But Al and his buddies were ‘ _. little prospect of wiping out one bundled into the wagon nnd taken odist Church supper in New York. i of the most vicious traffic of the to jail. There Capone met h ij bro­ Despite her beauty, they Sold 1 1underworld, officials halt!. ther Ralph and several more hench­ Gladys was “nn old maid." it fur a New Year’s dinner ", Flans to comint the evil are be­ men. who had made the trip in tin ii.i liii • i Mm at the Hotel Forrest ing drawn up in the foreign control automobile front Chicago to meet ( ^ the night of January ” unit of the treasury, headed by him nnd take him home. in w being made by official* H arry F. Anslinger, who was inThe welcoming committee of in; s-mford Chamber of Com- strnim ntal in bringing nliout nn Chicago a%w gangsters had arrived an iccording to nn nnnmin- agreement whereby tho smuggling hour before j;ir< train time nnd were • ip today by Secretary E. J. situation between the Bahamas loafing around station. Their i, r. Edward W. I.ane, presl- i and Florida has been p)‘»'*v * ' r bulging pockets the Slat nroused suspicion :he Atlantic National Bank ! better <(•' ■*• ’ They were arrested, on a charge "l he records J o v Dec. 1926' arid mville and John Temiilo Col. L »r- of carrying concealed weapons. rj I of 1927 nro intact, -.Brc-na- ( u li. editor of the Jackson- cotie uni nIt.in said, reading to the committee I.ocal authorities had said that Gladys and I motored to Yorl tire a li-t of messages exchanged he- v ' J urnnl, nre to be the guests dltlon a Capone would not bo allowed to Harbor, Maine, where another o little chL.„-.i irnm the situation tween F-lia: and Alcxbo n ty . here but when Chief of De­ my daughters, Mildred, now teach cn 2oi> nnd 20U aru ex­ six months ago. Smuggled dope, atop Some iif them were in code, :e 1 tectives William FT. O’Connor was school a t Lebanon^ Conn., w tt cm in attend t.i" dinner (which prittriplly from Eur"pcr is brought aid. The texts were not diyulgtd.H *' advised of his presence In the city, ployed for the summer ua % wait­ m nn most of the occurs liners, most i t o of U h 1 -W .ir J ^ f faiVs F.resnaliun. peo**ri' d .Jtis nyuiyv. ^ -i^ p ac-jn rr th r u m s ..t FjI*. *f he said: “ Well, if hc> back, h e a ress. We returned the same attar* for fnem’ngrs sent FIDis bjr ' inW* l'i' I mxm. Mr. K r r n * and M snepHiw New York. Seizure* valued at $17.1,• hack. That** a lt tW te 1*h> it. .a’ioii. The program will named “Saenz” and “Fnnl” hni t r were going baclr to ^ n o stn h ta*k 0C0 were made in 1927. talks by Isilh Mr. I sine been unsuccessful. He said lie *,u hotel but a t my suggestion they Graves and several enterLittle dope lcgnlly imported or tould find no record of sucli mes- nl'.' stopped a t our home over night. • futures. S. O. Shlnhol- produrci! in this country is, how-( sages. •*'" Dad was here, so were my daugh­ ever, being diverted to illegal chan-1 • !, in of the Chamber of lircsunlian next said he could ters, Gladys and Velma. The next will preside over the ncls. Officials do not believe that find no records of n purported L"* day wc had a motor ride to New* the number cf addicts is increasing port, returning the same day. transfer of money from Mexi* ■ to '" r and they discredit reports of the Elias in Mar. of this year. Ilu! I wide use of narcotics by school and likewise said ho could find no evt college indents. Three of a quartet of negroes records of money transfers fn n firi charged with tho slaying of Albert I)r. J, M. Doran, prohibition com* Mexico to the Nutionat City R.iak, dim niissoncr, in a report to Secretary" Gardner at Midway on tho morn­ the Guaranty T rust Compa’ *>r tab Mellon laid t hat cooperation of ing of June 26 were found guilty J. F. Morgan and Company, I lint the* European governments has of second degree murder by a jury which might have gone lab toi1resi been solicited with respect to great in circuit court this nftornooru The things Mrs. Krezgo’s Elia* in Mar. of this year. j Tru counaol eontro) over manufacture and inter­ fourth, Sadie Jackson, was ac­ charges.” record of any tran sfer o f n y loei nal distribution to eliminate what quitted. • • Would ii"t. be addresstsl to Mr. lira The charge was filed In a f­ is considered the prim ary dope sup­ The Jury was out less than an fidavit form with the eocrt by Elins or to the linnk,” Brt*i'.ili'in brii ply smuggled into the United hour, bringing in their verdict explained. “It would b<> uddi si thei Lynch who appeared today t i Slates. shortly before *2 o’clock. Annie press for tem porary alimony and to our official* with instrin n* too, Bellamy was found guilty of sec­ counsel fees. Kresge also has a to pay over the money to Elias will ond degree murdor us principal of suit pending in Detroit against Id* or the bank. Dtir 'fHe* ih n’-’ u l S rccoril of any tra n sfe r of inmey inai the first degree and Annio Irene wife, the form er Doris Mercer, from Mexico to Mr. Elins or n»v ( 'xthi Bcllumy and Davis Bellamy were while aha has a sim ilar action adjudged guilty of m urder in the flled la New York. New York Bunk in Mar. 1927.” so© second degree as principals in the That Kresge is prepared to second degree. Tho four were “fire hack’* is teen in the action charged with first degree murder of the supreme court several davn Ei| Davis wns us*e*«cri u $200 in the indictment upon which they ago in ordering evidence which ho fine Friday morning in Municipal wore tried. introduced against his wife Mat­ Court on n charge of operating u Counsel for the defendants, Dc- ed. The court described the eri. motor vehicle while under the In­ Cottes nnd Sjienccr, filed a motion dcnco as “scandalous.” \ fluence of intoxicating liquor. for a new trial and the court with­ Thruout the months of litigw d I by Mary Franc Eight other cases, most of ihent held passage of sentence upon the lion in their m artial warfare, ttn le | Reading, “ Me for violations of the traffic laws, truo basis of Mrs. K resg^s char :e Louise Hirksoiwere on the docket. ges has been conceuied and no* m Finn*, solo , by France.. Wilson. Millard Woolun* charging with until today did the detailed char ••Mammy’s Skcetuh parking u cur with no lights, wus *1 Rending, get* become known. _ by. -hiiury Frances Andrews. fined 12. Robert A. Cameron was f ‘ iiong” Sol'i, “ Mother Machree” by Rich- iBetnissctl on a reckless driving introducing only one witness. J. II. TodaV W altar Lynch, Mr* nnl Holtzcluw charge and Kd Randall paid fo for I^h*. who gave testim ony to count, Krcsge’s attorney, declared that Reading, “The Longest Day jf alleged drunkenness. II. L. Unhurt cruet that of state witnesses who not only did Kresge maintain MM1 the Year" bv I.ois Britt. A'ne also disn\jssed on u reckless claimed to huw viewed the fatal Fish in her apartm ent but that shooting from a nearby house. Ar. when she was “out o f tho city Song, “ ffolj N ight’ by the driving charge. The cuse of Churttc W hitiur guments of counsel lasted until Kresge entertained young girts in ichoot * * ' this morning and the love n e st” Lynch informed ths Reading, “Annie und Willio’s for parking with no rear light was about 11 o’clock i'rayor” by Georgia Powell. continued, white the case against the judge’s charge to jury required court that h# had affidavit* to sup­ . Plano duet by Ruth Pearmaii Mrs. J. F. Nkbluck for the sum© ulmost nn hour. The Jury went to port hi* charges. nnd Mary Dighton. violation w a, dismissed. George lunch nnd began its deliberation* a t Lynch, In the course of outlin­ Reading., “ Merry Christmoa” Anderson puid'$6 for operating his 1 o’clock. ing his plea for seoerate main* Several persons convicted during tainenace. called the court's ate by MaAgM Torrgnce. cur with one light. ReadVig. “Christmas Story” by Troubles of the local taxicab tho present term of court and oth. tention to Krasge'a recent FWO,. Dorothy Haines. • drivers wore aired in court when ers who have entered pleas o f guil­ OrtO Anti-Saloon League gift, Playlet, “The Light of the H-irman Hutcherson was hulled be­ ty were to be sentenced this after, (Continued on Page 3) WorM.” fore Judge White upon the com­ noon following the close of the Plano duet by Mrs. J. H. Col- plaint of Mrs. Bo Tukach who murder trial. clough and Miss i'hurlotte Smith. cl limed Hbtcherson hurled on epi­ AIRPLANE FAI.I^t Talk on Christmas by Rev. Root. thet a t her. After hearing seven or liELLEFONTE, Pa., Dec. 17.— Benediction by Bey Root. •sight witnesses, the court diamisThe short program given nt the id Hutcherson. (IN S)—An airplane carrying Cap­ Grammar School op-ned with the tain Homer Barry and a passenger singing of the Star-Spangled Ban­ fell at Scranton, Penna., today ac­ cording to word received here this ner followed by another song. “Tho Fletcher Asks Probe Christmas Story'." Other numbers Of War Finance Body afternoon by H. J. Bui hop, radio QUEBEC, Dec. 17.-(INS>—7 operator at the government .air­ John Ban:hm*n Boarding I were: Christmas Carol by the teuebor*. WASHINGTON Dec. 17— (IN S) port. Reading. "Proved a t Last.” by Ilurhop suid CapL B arry and his --A resolution, proposing a Senate Evulyn Echols. passenger were unhurt and that Reading. “ What Happened investigating into affairs of the tho plane only slightly damaged. WAr Finance Corporation, ‘now Christmas Eve,” by Winifred Mordead for several years, was intro­ The plane left Cleveland fo r New vla. ‘ ■. v duced in the Seoul© this uftemoon York early today. . by Scnutor Fletcher (D) of .Flor- Telegrams W h ic h Were Sent Between Mexican Govern meat And Financial Agent This Would Be First Mou* ( ann°t ,Jt‘ Had In CopleTnw.irds Establishing Air U \SHINGTON. Her. 17 <INV L ine- Between 2 N a tio n s 1lie Senate".* efforts to obta I lilted Stales Aeronautical ChamMEXICO CITY, Dee. 17 UNSi U-r i f ("uniiHcrco and many other —H itii his mother c o i n i n g down , organ./atiiuts, she said. t i visit him over Christmas, Col­ Mini,, the Untied States ha.-* or ore! Charles A. Lindbergh today <<••«• i an embargo wall a t the Rio locked forward to a doubly joyful Grande nn the theory that export:' t."ii u" uirpkracs would aid revni|tay nt the Mexican Capital. li'tii- .-t*. European aircraft fn.1 The Flying Colonel Icnrncu of t• i :'• liuvv hecn seizing Mexican his mother's decision in n long business, he -aid. The possihlliti distance telephone I'onversation !•;' e- :ilil’»hing air passenger an 1 with her yesterday. Mrs. Lind­ fri.ui't routes through Mexico !•• bergh had preivously declined !" ( eniuil :r 1 South America is add. .. visit her son. vil argument fo ra change mi tlie A fter the holidays are over. policy of the State Uepartinen’. America's Flying Ambassador of rhv asset ted. good-will will continue on his tom "t.i,l. Lindb.-rgh'* sucrestf.il of the Central American countries, flight to Mexico City suggest that the inhabitants of which ore ul- ,it| emli.irrasi'iiig restrictions s u c h teedv planning to <1<| him great a . the present prohihition against honors when he arrives. A'.icricun airplanes crossing the For n time it appeared llv.it Mi xican Border be removed liy the Lindbergh would be drawn into a Slate l>epnrtment,’’ suid Mrs. Reg­ controversy concerning hull-fights, ers. lull today nil doubt in tho nut**“This must 'jc the first step to­ tion wns dispelled by the young ward air lines between the United man himself. He has. been in v it­ States and Mexico, which would ed to intend u bulb-fight tyntor- ,belli fit our relations nml trade: rr,w. Telegrams from drganizs- m orirou-ly. The potential market tir.ns in the United States hove in Mexico is as great as our South­ ttiged him not to attend. ern States. • But Lindbergh, feeling that he “Our aircraft factories are los­ i- the sole judge In such m atters, has let it lie known that lie will ing business to European compel!attend. According to the flier tors ns ii result of thi* embargo. hims.*lf. this happens t„ he « case The Diario Official of Mexico City of doing in Rome as the Romans recently regarded an older for do. Besides, a :r ha said. “I believe $2<m worth of planes in England thnt Mexicans are perfectly cap­ and a Mexican pvnition commis­ able of selecting their own »|iorts.” sion sailed on September l'l to buy Col. Lindbergh wns elated today plant- and engines.” over his flight lato y«-tcrduy “This would indicate tlu t tins ovi r Mexico City in a M etical market for our aircraft factories Army plane. And American Army is practically lost in spite of the pilots were still talking of his iv- world-wide prestige uf their markable skill at handling a products. plane. “The route through Mexico is an Once aloft, Lindbergh cavorted! idoul one for future airlines to in perfect aerial aerobatic sty'", Central nnd South America. It is rooming and looping about in lh" an all land route, has the advant­ •k> while critirul observers be­ age of greater directness to low u c r loud in their praises. Uenlral Anvericu and the West Coast of South America ami would have the 'advantage of much intermediate traffic.” The iH'purtmcnt of Commerce, it is understood, has given encour­ agement to the proposal, hut is powerless to act in the fucc of the State Department embargo. PAINKSVM.LK. Ohio. Dvr. 17 Despite many rumors that the (IN S )—Velniiy West. youthful govrrnm as ready to life tin* pleasure-loving flapper, accused embargo -rl'w on firearm* and munit­ njmmer-**Tuyer of nor husuaiuL Thunm Edward W ist, "ill s|iend ions as well us airplnni**, the Hi* holiday scuson hi hind iuil bars, State Department has taken no action to this end. it wes indicat'd today. Attorneys for the 21-)iur old Monde, who i* alleged to have beat her husband to riigith nt their F u ry . Ohio home, five miles east of here, on Dec. 6, because he ob­ CLEVELAND. Ohio.. Dec. 17. — jected' t-i her desire to attend n bridge party in Cleveland, have uo- .(IN S t—Official- <«f the Niitimu1 parently abandoned proposed hide Ail ways Company here this ufefts Corpus proceedings to obtain ternoon were advized by the Intertheir fair clients release on bond, lity Radio Company that nn uirpending action *»* the lake county plane had crashed at Erie, Pu., at the time an airways plane was due grand jury. * ..... Prosecuting A ttorney -Seth Fan- to pass over thnt city. tin today stated that it would prob­ The Cieveland-Buffalo air mail ably take two days for the grand service started today, a plane jurv to consider evidence in the taking off from here fur Buffa­ case. He predicted a first degree lo at 12:45 F. M. Fears were en­ m unbr indictment. tertained that it might have been With the grand jury convening this plane which crashed at Erie, On Jun. 9, it is expected Mrs. West although a check with Erie fniicd will g" to trial during the last to confirm the Intercity statuwet k of Jun or the first week of irent. Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations FlyerThrown From Plane Triumphant Voyage Of Lind. bergh Is Signalized By Alr tempi Of Congressmen To Abandon Mexican Embargo Flying Colonel Accepts In­ fla t io n To Witness Bull­ fight Despite Efforts Of Societies To Prevent Him doing it m im eli. A sagacious Iyer ho turned bootlegger do ■.Jlerpua b| rnuhteil irv showing [ jury through his cross-cxnniBon of Dr. Edward Armitngc wr, one- of thu three aiicnis’.s kointrd liy tho court to ohser.’c r defendant, that he was insane pn he tired the fatal shot into | wife's body. tir. Baber say* Remus wns sane very monf?nt he Tired tlv t. is-sane now und wns sane beh thu cumniissioa of the crim.'. oliether Nero or Julius Ctaunr fc lunatics were things U tnnu nted to know today when he rig►usly rroM-examined Dr. Bulicr, niicnist, in an attem pt to prove i ’ insane when the chut anti it he, Remus, was “ uunsitorii” insane when he shot and led his wife, Imogctic, on O n(r ii. Dr. linbcr has testified it the defendant was sane tho SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1927. Smuggling Goes On D e s p i t e Officials Wife’s Attorney J Makes Charge! Hunker And Editor To Be Honor Guests At Chamber Dinner Three Negroes Are Adjudge Guilty O f Slaying Of Gardner Court Imposes $200 Fine On Davis F o r D r u n k e n Driving Local Schools Present Christmas Programs On Eve Of Yule Holiday Second Institut To Burn In 48 Ho Totally Destro; JURY RETURN® V ER D IC T . * LAGRANGE, Texas.. Dee. 17— ; W (INS)—The jury in the cose o f'th y 1 Mrs. Rebecca Bradley Rogers to- nigh day found the form er University men of Ttxss cv-rd guilty of robbery whet Prd »entcnci'U her to 14 yems in wind tfc ncnitentlary. . * m itt EVERGLADES PANAMA CITY I'ortVtMwn to cone1 �;h D efeats te a m , ill N ot Break W ith The Team At Florid# 'ajors On Dra i UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, Dee, (Athletic Now Bureau)—Richard A. “ Dick" Laurence, of Melbourne, haa been Hpftrii Editor elected raptain of the University MEW Y o ftK ;D*<. 10,—An hrof Florida varalty track teaid for mlstlce is about to be signed. The jtawrencc U a senior Arts' Minor Leagues will not break with aH<l‘'S^lence student and has been the Majora on* the d ra ft question. a member of the Gator track team This much'-Wfta certain toddy as UN5VDRSITY OF FLORIDA. for tiro years, tcrving both as a baseball’s w arring factions with­ Gainesville, Dec., 16, (Athletio drew in good order from the t h ^ News A u r e a l ) —BUI ^MlcMleknuff, pole vaulter am) high jumper. a tre of activities behind the state­ captain of ■Florida’s famous 4927 Prospects for track and field are m ent of Secretary John H. Farrell, "Fightinjf Gators", and selected to considered brighter In Gatorland of th e Minor Leagues, th at nothing play full fullback on the A ll-Star than In recant ysnrs. Teii letter will be done about the d ra ft until Feb. 1. It la 'm y inform ation that Southern eleven in California on men will form the nucleus of the Day will leave Gaines­ 1928 team, while a number of able toothing will done about It then. Christmas ville for TuscNooxa Friday Morn- candidates from last year's fresh­ In other words, it la the • under­ Ing, he announced today. man contingent ary expected to standing today t h a t ' the s tiltin g Mlddlekauff, recently placed up- klve strength. Letter mt))I«t«« back Major-Minor League agreement will be allowed to run on until fur- on the All-Time University of Include Captain Lawrence, Cecil Florida eleven, was voted Florida's Beck, Tommy Qwsns, BUI Mlddle­ most valuable player in 1927. In kauff, Howard Bishop, J. E. Saw­ addition to being one of the yer, "Dutch Stanley, Carlos Ed­ South's greatest lineup plungers, wards, Arthur Erwin pud Dick Mlddlekauff is n blocker und tack­ Trngdon. ier the like of which is a joy to ev­ From the erstwhllo froslt rnnks ery college coach. are "Red" McEwan, Royou Good"Tubby" During the past week, Capt. brend Lloyd Baldwin Middlekuuff has kept himself in Kirchner and W, A. Carruthers as good physical condition v ith cross­ the.m ore outstanding of the new­ comers. ■** • country Jnqnts. Henry Camp of Ocala, elected In 1926, Florida’s celebrated F.dgar Jones made the trip to tne last year to captain the 1928 track coast with an ull-star aggregation, squad, has b>en unable to return a i w i i r u i g MINjUlft tiU o UUIIIVf to school, this year owing to ill It seams, from the leagues of lower and despite a broken toe, and in­ henlth, hence the selection this jured arm sustained In practice be­ riassiricattoV . Theta claim that week of Lawrence, In adltion to (hey cahnot do business on an eco­ fore the game, performed in a Tamp, four other letter men of mast creditable manner. nomic basin unless the draft Is note tire not back, Otto Zl*be, tom ed on Home ona e sea of words , Tile Entire state of Florida, und Murk Mahannah, Emory Akerman >Dixle, will Watch the performance to th a t general effect. TUey have and Hurlebaiis. ton real or lu tin g lia son with tha of Cant. Mlddlekauff with great Nash lUggim, with a mo.*t envi­ Majors, anyhow, and m they feel able record for track and field thftt the proposed break would -have hlng at Wabaith ronniing Wabash College, lifts hft:i BOUT TO BE HELD fttlo^effect tin them, except for already mounded call for athlete^, and the quarter-mile oval a t G at­ However, it appears th a t the so- . NEW YORK, Dec. 10—(IN S)— orland has baen the scene of much 1tolled "RI b Minors” have commity Two fiftoen-round championship noliviity (hiring the past few days. tod themselves too f i r in their bouts will be held in the same Coach H lggjns'bf gjvlng many of hfftrteetfon w ith tha Majors to ring here tonight. Tod Morgan, of his men Individual instruction, tort back now or at any ImmedL Seattle, will defend his junior and n new interest seems to pre­ t« date. Deals fo r playara have lightweight crown against Joo vail if] the sport under Higgins’ ad­ •eto consummated, others are on Giick of Brooklyn, and the winner ministration. he threshold of being closed and of the Newsboy Brown-Corporal Sam Byrd, a San Toni boy, is m any of tha class A A chibs hava I n y Schwarts scrap will be rec­ manager of both varsity and fresh­ ad <Jowq flielr players lists on ognized by the New York S tate man track teams. Splendid sched­ assumption th at the deals in Athletic Commission as the suc­ ules will I* arranged by Athletic atlon will be cftrrifd through. cessor (o the flyweight title va­ Director Yon for the (wo aggrcKa. tions. >xTfaat, a t least, was the situation, cated hy Fidel t a Barba. as outlined to m« today. iB sse big LEA DA IN BILLIARDS Mlifors simply m ust play along, it HAGEN GRANTED GRACE appdatoi, o r su ffe r a altuatlon to be PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 16. — m ateid> that will effect the abrup­ NF.W YORK, Dec. 10—(1 N S )tu re of baseball. Even (lie s m a lle r (INH)—O tto Relselt of this city, W alter Hngon, pro gojf champion, M inors wptold suffer If the big three-cushion billiard champion, und John Ganrel, former ball •nes are nuri, It |e pointed out, was lending Allen Hall of New player, have been granted one this Idea being, based on the theory York, by a score of 00 to 47. week of grace by the international th a t a earn on the toe Is tragedy following-the conclusion of the I-cogue In which to raise $40,000 Hrst block of their .700 points to complete their purchase of tho it) the entire foot. match fo r the title. Th« champ­ • .I t ie understood th at Judge Lan­ franchise of tpe Rochester Inter­ dis express*) sentim ents of this ion had a high run of six nnd won national League Basahall Team. in 08 Innings. toaturr In dipeusaing the situation To date they have made only a f t his Inform al m eeting with Minpurtial payment of $26,000. WAHttKN WINS FIGHT 6r Leagtfev represaptativan. The Judge, of conrse, is a strict neutral DURHAM, ~N. C., Dec. 10.— Mid, In thld role', he lim ply couldn't (IN S )—"R . O.” W arren, light mkui the- . abiding s point of the heavyweight fighter of Chapel whole argum ent, to wit. that th»* Hill, scored a knockout in the recM ajors need 'th e Minors am] the ohd round of his scheduled 10 Mlnohi need the Majors, which round bout hero last Wednesday leaves both fio alternative) but to with I.nw Ccrncnter. It was the play ball w ith eaeh other iiko nice, sensational college m auler’s first little gentlem en. • professional fight. o ~ r-l L * u£ > m m Gator Grid C h i e f Leaves Today Fojf e In W es 8 V JC K S is Onk o f Boot A t ^ a h lh u 2 0 -8 . Tfic Junior High School quintet defeated the LfltftilOod quintet Wednesday night I17 a score of 20 to in one of Dito belt games i i ‘has been p la y id '' here this t&L o ti The Junior Hl?h team (ftrt 10net rated lu superiority ir^ugnout although the visitors rlsyed a good game v . " J The Hneupa were aa follows: tL^ngwood ( 8) . Sanford ( 20) Overstreet ( J ) R. F . ponder (0) Brajw ( 2> U F. ; Kinlpw (4) Jackion ( I I . C. H arper ( 10) Andersoiy ; R.. O .' HoUtolaw E nU ,ringer U 0 , \ Corecoil PARIS D e « n ^ — ( I I ^ y ^ A n Arr.rican a rtist has been hailed ns one of the heat painter^ In this yeti's Salon d’AutaiftncC He la Benjamin Rq.'nno, of m jirk . formerly profasM l of agt a t U p University of California and jabor instructor a t the A rt Institute- In V 3TA1T8 SWIMMER FAILS u . , - , tL Sin Franclaco. ’ ’ , ’.TANGIER, Morocco, Dec. 1 0 His "Crucifixion of youth” Is a pi re pictorial them e which sums (IN S)— Miss Mercedes Glietxe, up his Idea—tb s. purity and sin­ cerity of the early Italians, the old Chinese and the early Indiana. Thia year’s Salon . contains everything..from a fttlitig-station for aotomobUes, complete with a full-sired motor-cnr to a COtintry-house with b a r and shottingbox. In fa rt’ one could almost tame It a “Salon of. In terio r Decretlf Inn M / ah fna tMftnn lllAV. dry-points by M argaret Lowengrund. • , . 'A m ong the four thousand works which went rejected this year was thnt of F«niaf4 Serf. He began painting t i the age,of 70. A hatter by trade, he found his evenings long and (06k up pointing for the fan o f it. Ha Mila some of Ms pic­ ture*-and. gives others sway. He D now 8 3 - f a d '» ttO h a a s to hare ^ p ic tu re ln lhn’ 8slon qne day. feiia.uiis im, nuvn iisasa sasiti iiupiii(i| ttoeth. It is said none ever lives to the age of .’15. That is probably an exaggeration. Recently when police officers raided boxing clubs and oxtract.ri 100 nr more gungsters In a series of raids, ringside fans were start led to nee many quiet-looking ordinary-rant gentlemen removec ffom their seats. TJje raiders niadi many arrests in the expensive ring­ side section where tho gunmen 'at Side by side with society swells,, politicians und city officials. W ill N ot Be A llo w R epresent V. S. In M, • By DavU J . Walsh .International 'N ew * Service Sports „ Jtd h o r NEW YO RK 'Bee. LL—Mr. Bill Tilden, who may o r may ' not a ­ mount tr. som ething in deciding whether we recover o r do not re­ cover the Davia Cup, haa announc­ ed himself as being.wiUing to com­ pete in Europe while our harrow ­ ing amateurs are doing the best they can In America. The w riter haa information th a t Tilden will not be a member of th e team a t all or In any part. Ha got this inform at'on from a member of the Lawn Tennis A*ao-> elation and to divulge the latter's identity would be s breach of con. fidence. "When a man pulls a gtm on yqn, what do you d o ? ’* Inquired an official of the tennis aisodfttlon today, " If you can g e t rid of him, you do. T h at’s aR l have to say about &|r, TUden’s speculation.’* If th at Ls not enough to Indicate th at Tilden and H untar ure through w ith Davia Cup Ploy, (hen all we need i« u bit of Imagination to assume th a t a foreign podrer, with everything In It* favoy m ight expect an assault from a young Inexperienced Arporican team . say U th a t TRWhat I mean den and H unter, right now, are out. W hether they stay put o r wot is up to the United Staes I .awn Tennis Association. T he lette r m akes-no particular bones about the fact th a t Tilden- end H unter , persona m>„ ^ that if Mr. Tilden <U tennis abroad he may «» an individual pJustEa fplay-along f i a i r'b«, beat he can, and folio move.. Tlld*n U the, n this fight, if lnji tennis association an association's reply s. gainst him. wiDoften begintobaa th e first dote of PFJtTt •It b d p i Nature tc^ th ro a t of the gera-U*, and scothej the irritated PERTUSSIN «u,j ***•'?« a t it contiitutJ la abaolutely hinnlntj tophyilciant for a i d y u r t and told byillt j o Urge and trail! bca reaate V Architect J- F irst N atl. Beak Bldg. ___ Sanfqrd, ' Flo, Seminole Motor Co. Announces Its Appointment As Oakland-Pontiac For Seminole County W hat g ift could be more appropriate '-and what m an ever had too m any o f them? Fabrics o f choice quality and p atterns which pombine 1928 Models po you know the soertt of high lire mileage? It cotulata ala* of buying the beat lire— a tire that haa proven Itaelf to Ilona of iwcrs—thru Kitting the advice and aerrlre of o reliable dealer, to get the moat out of that tiro. Tlmt policy U real economy—it meena money In your pocket. Drop la todfty. Wr otu ihow you a few Ullage that will reduce / e t c a Will B e On Exhibition For The First Time In Seminole County Saturday Morhing Goodrich Pontiac Roadste Pontiac 4 D o o r ! Oakland food taste with p leasin g appearance awaits the pleasure o f your selection here. Your as« surance of value is the W ilson Brothers* label bn every g a rm en t E ver since the days of ruf­ fled shirts, th is nam e haa stood for matchless integrity and unquestioned style. s Men Appreciate Cravate 4 D ool A re .Gifts SUk Hose Wool Hone L k U Homo Sport Bom Mufflers Uoidemar ’ -T. • ' )*•, n. THE SEMIN Preside: Robe* SwMters Knickers Hat# Capo GI o y m Slippers to W �11 ■i =S=T= SB 1*~ ‘M iLT'. IHM1: u;.i TTie Citj)MalnagOr p — , L .r^ 4 ^ 1' r f / 'fy **"'.-v. i««*t ^ A ^ fy is b a iie • ‘ L I C S r h F S lN 'G 't m U & N U M S T S ' WICHITA BEACON 1 ^ p s |i> In th eory Sanford enjoys th e city 'm anager form o f At w w ._______ governm ent; actually it has been anything but. In theory The Fie'd I.indbirah Saw. F irst We Junk. Then Build. __ _____ a a m « m I «1«m m a tte r I M t W t IT , » •»», i l Ik * P **t*M t** the city m anager form of governm ent empowers the city The King’* Braver Hook. • M * M m fard . t f a r t e a , » ■ ! « •*« •< m anager'w ith the entire responsibility o f running the city. A New 10.000-Mile Sja. **’ ■**«»» * 18WThe com m ission, aside from determ ining th e policies of th e H r A r t h u r l l ’.’ta h * * # HOLLAN D U D E A N --------- E d it o r city, and raisin g money, should confine most of their govf t r a n t r i a l * H»27 h r St* H O W A R D , H E R O --------- « • ■ * « " ermental du ties to appointing, and rem oving at their plea­ LHLB E . JO N E S - M a a a a la X E d I U r IN SPITE of fog, Lindbergh sure, the c ity manager. 4 (lew nonstop from the capital qf, It J B S C R I P T I O N R A T E S This particular power, that of rem oving the city mana­ the United States to the cnpital •7.50 M » * lk a of Mexico. _ *1.78 ger at will, causes most of the troubles which our form o f T h re e U u t h ---- — ------non-stop ... 00.13 municipal governments experience.. The city manager m ay . The f U-Pti -p .distance !U(,, ,otuJ H r C a r r i e r p ee W e e k ---lu, M ■ Id, S a a f a r d 'a p io n e e r i r « « - know perfectly well that a certain thing ought to be done. 1dangerous! Y.'imJbereh should fed papeiS aw k e e rlk e a I r Ik e l a t r r a a . or ought not to be done, but if he does not do exactly a s he hat don* h... •have in that dirtlom al N e w a I r r r l w r e e e lr liu r Iro a a ission bids. In* is promptly tired, fired. in In otn othe** ecUon. a Aft*. hia m e com m mission duis. lie e- words, «uon. id . » >•* return fr0,n ' '|k k o n s e r le r « m a o n t a m lu t lo n the " ■ * ■ ' ■ * *- would nmkn any tw e n ty ( h a i u a l w « iH * t l a ll r e o v e t . the city m anager is a figure head and the commission, or jL '.’ '"j.'1 Fui . l a x a l l t k * le a d in g r r r a t a of I k * tirope via ths • r a t i re t t a r l d . T k e I . N . >. I l * • - whoever happens to control the commission, runs every- Atores. *the ^-'n.vbte .... ....->!e route. tak..• s e r i a l l y e f f le le o l l a F l o r i d a a a d l l a lk ( « rt, i7 ;r « 7 : w a iiD ii 11 * V* : d . t J ’hone JJ Suxct Milk SwtnCJ'» B'ittcr Milk,', •'blk for Habit bits transfer F U rW * . Under ih(- above caplicn, th? Miami Herald, m in interestin'? and instruct vt editorial for nil newspaper renders, trtke issue with the suggestion i f an eminent educator that ‘'reporters n rd ether w riters f newupnpers should be subjecte-i t-> nn cxiuntnatiQii into ihoir kn>uv|«dgu of im portant ru b jcct!, aril only those found qualifier! hould b« allowed to j-rnpt*c • ih * profo3sion of journal tor’ .d*vise n test which would de- J Hauling. Crating, Shipping, ermine w hethsr the repor.er wn. qualified to report? and Storage. | "A jouinalist rhouhl possca* a j gnm) general education, nil abil- i We are prepared to do any; Ity to collect facts nml write them j hind of transfer service nit in a clear concisa fashion. II * m ust have th.1 'nose fo r news.' i k l a s o n a u l k p r i c e s . 1 hat cnnnoi be taught, hut it either ! comes nuiurnlly or is developed Phone 1118 tiOl E. 3rd. St. through practical trriniiip. Report ora make erroia, and it would be 1 ia m ." , surprising i f they did not, con­ “Thi »vs the Miami H* raid. sidering the wid.* variety of m atter “ Is probably proposed somewhat in which they cover. But s<> <1<* great j the spit, t o loveuge to r the nitmer* ‘•Jcpf'.tH .who devote n lifetime t ** j ous gili* s which the press has aimed ‘.ho preparation of one booh and a t the liicber erlucation of late. It Feoplc nre mrele.ss, regardless n ' i * i„g fuo| nt the islands, keeping may id.-,» bi intended ns n M tir- their education. ■ M e a n e r mt h a n d lin g a t a t * a r w a la t n in g . iCaf Jn»* it those who am co” s{i.nt“ The editor and editorial w riter | .W llh o o t r e n a l . _______________________________ Sanford’s City Manager, \V. B. W illiams, has tendered his load light, ly seikaT regulatory laws.” need the same instinct for news p.titi I n t r a k e r o f t k r m T k a l l e r a l * la his resignation to take effect Jannuary 1. The matter ot the Herald f u rth e r dircusijr.* general k ro w k e g ’ of the world t .A * 4 U B a r r a a o f C l r r a t a t l a a a , nn LANDINH ON Mexico's Vnl- theAnd mil -it of n p o rte rs and ed­ n*'d journnlism. In addition the f a t r r a a t lo a a l A a a o r la t lo a mt I'nfc- appointing his successor is an important one, and should huon milita*j aviation field. Lind­ itorial wr*tcr»: fla k r ra , A d v e r t is e r * , a a d A d v r r l U I n * la tte r should bo able to interpret be given utm ost consideration by the Commission. The bergh found himself within two A o r a t a w k l r k r r e u l r r * r a c k I’ a h " It .* h a n d that there ringiit be |tak er m e m b e r to a u b m lt to a people are a t present of the opinion that the City Manager ard r. half miles of Mexico's g rea t­ a seri- . • depletion of the news- tho r.ew.s, explain its meaning ' x n i effect, and cxjircss an opinion thoroesth a a d lt af a a b o r r t p t lo a est city. **ii a landing field six The appoint­ K a ta la o r d e r to v e r if y a b a o l a t r l f should run the city, as the Charter provides. pa pc i in' s should sucti n statu te i upon it. miles square. H ** would not find a lt r la lm a o f r l r r a l a l l o a aa w r i t no. «-i for the jounm liat is ment should be made with this thought well in mind. "But none of th qualities can l*hone 797. b oa ra t b a a la e n a m rtb o d a . anything like that near New Yor’^, be not r. ,) f-'r hid book eruditlqu. be implanted in the school room Among other things, our much neglected Charter America'* bigg t city a Inwyer, u doctos; nor by scbulnsiic examinations. ! An c* SATURDAY DEC. 17,~1927 states, thnt the “City Manager shnli be responsible to tin i Twentv-f.vc miles out. on lamg or an n, aerr m ust speciatix,- in Prabably the editor is perfectly | ■ H T H E H E R A L D 'S I 'll O G H AM City Commission for the proper administration of all a f ­ fsland. there i, the little - field. a pat uln* subject and know that i al'Ie to select his aids without any j e - K e r n r n t l a c ity a a d c o u n ty n d I.imlhorgh r <o «mn!l th.i fairs of the City," and that he shall have the power "Ex 'aih'.l i*i ’ t ;ki*nrf for Paris. thoron:'**!'-. A journalist m ust he assistance of legislators of 'emi­ a iln la tr a t ie n 13^—D eep er n n te r r o a le a to J n r k o o n oxpe-to understand n h it of nent cdiientors.' " [cept as herein otherwise provided, to appoint and remo\< limelv vi --ti t ; i ■a, shed ’/ e lllr , everytC rt t,r else bj at*l<.* to acIt is th * ability of the reporter, • El • Coaatroetlun »f St. J n h n e In d ia n jail subordinate officers and employees id' ihe C ity , all np- j reiegr.*|>!* ' t ■A. quin i- noee snry information. or news men as he is generally i filter t Hunt. iMiintnu ids tn i,.- made upon merit and m u i i il i l i "1’ u , de— l u n u u i i r u . | . . i i III** r\ ii rt» r i*. m t the crcater of called outside the profession of H Tfif.D rep I . a . , ! I i .M).*i::.t. If,1 l W r r h ." facts u I’ Est In* should not be. Journalism, to gather facts nnd it also states, that he shad by empowered “Kxeept as 0e—AaxiurnttnK of bull dlla s pr«j>* iiiin->t"p flight would H e i tr ailer o f news which he state them rntlier than his know­ (ram —bonara, H o trU A p n r tm r iit otherw ise provided, to exercise, control and direct s u p e r -i A' iivintien m M;xi.ro and haaara. hay g red. Uni- day he may re­ ledge of tlv* subject ebcut which he it Let’s hope vision over all departments and divisions ot the municipal Cert IL—-A Community Cheat. port a invention of stove li.ters is writing that qualifies him fqr a n itim ulate flying and nnd T « - C o m » le t l..n of e lty b e a u t l f le a . j g o v e r n m e n t U t u lC l this Act, or which may hereafter be will ng infi.-ld . ■ 1 • n .r t a nieetirg for the position on tiu present day news­ ll« n p r o e n m . this c-nsiruction in fl lU-A a m anil modern hoapllal. icreated by the City Commission." and “To keep the City buck ward country. What this coun­ allc . l i of title! in:: among paper. It is the souree of the newsCommission fully advised o f the financial condition and try In.Us in nutior.nl and gov- hurg.v gs m Turkey, in -Hn* .h a t should l*e c.ueful and have n BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY morn ti *e may nilervi-w a sovietv of ih<> subject, before MY SOUL AND GOD:—Bless needs of the City, and to sun.nit for its consideration an . i nn lent ll>mg tense is t<* some lady into, the ctdic.i of liritlgo nnd knowledge talking with reporters, tm ined for * xtent eoiintcrbalanced by indiannual budget." the Lord, O my soul. O Lord my w i and having tin ability to <<? ridunl liv in ' . nrprenmey. Llnd- in th. .. -rn<ioii e:-nrp from n uii God thou a rt very great; thou a rt And it says that "lie shall be trie purchasing agent for liergh, th young hero of his tingm l,-*i visitor his opinion on -tate fact:* ns th -y hear them. O N E —all bouncing and toss­ clothed with honour and majesty. • in r.uropt’, ] The b r r l.n is more on the the City, by whom all purchases of supplies shall be mink c* untry. Has flown U-l.flOo miles conditti.' ing even in lightest cars over l h ■ i w.i m rn is not ';pect<sl i ner. n giving a statem ent to the siiic-f he left Sail Deign bound f o r :. , ... , PRAYER, “ Biers, O My Soul the ancl h e s h a ll n p p ro v t aU roads. Amazing new device ( newspapers than 0*1 the reporter a distance about j" I" ■’ ,' t/ ,‘‘r ' tv u*'"» *';>f lh^ same. In the capacity of purchasing agent, he shall a ls * ^Pa.-is ^ ^ . h, i May. pM feg'G od. .... *„d a half around fol*‘ • *"" * * ra U n*. need for it. w.i i ni/reiv gi e.i them ua they checks spring recoil before it gets started. O n l y device designed for I fi. h cin.neut c d u c u -iare suited to him. conduct the sales of personal property which the Cort% rt,ww diflerent makes of light cars. For ’X Au tu m n a t h o m e mission may authorize to be sold as having become miner Cordially yours, instance, if yuu arc an F.ssex owner, CONG It ESS IK u-ki-d to ap‘ I t relMmber autumn a t home; cssary or unfit for the City’s use." And so forth. come in and ask for W atson Type prcpiu'.o 57--">, 000. 000 for n'-.v *1 Remember the golden filigree of We merely mention this in the hope that the deeds o f wurrihip!!. And a littlu while ago, 25% A/. Stabilator for the Essex. Rida | . beech-trees on the hills, future may profit by the m istakes of the oast. for seven days. Then if you can re­ to phiusio*ir British m *«l Japun•Attd russet ferns smouldering in DISCOUNT ON ALL turn to hard, bouncing motoring i ; • friends, "tin * . •! not afford the pasture; I’L VfIN'U.M, DIAMOND DIN\rchltecl It** keep up with ii-*. rt-c junked we ll refund every cent of your J l remember the winy scent of NK't BINGS AND BAR PINS Cashier htindtcii.- **i in li n * worth of new money. S2H.00 for complete set of ’• apples in October. /"irst Nut” , Itnr.k Bldg. lighting mi.r . so il- not com­ ■Windfall Baldwins lying cupped M cLAULINS four. Slight Installation charge. Sanford, Fla. vx * in short dry grass, “Lindy” has scored again. W inging his way over j pleted. TI at you will admit, re•A nd the glorious chill of grey* two-thousand mile course and braving inclement weather, picsem.' ;* high mark in national idiecy. i.. i -t hope mum of our skied autum n days, i When leaves run wildly across th.* he has made a non-stop flight from W ashington to Mexico Europe i; brothers will persuade City to add another laurel to his crown. Just as epochal as ,ur triy .-.ii'lesnion t » junk these | I remember the white-mooned hjs Historic hop between New York to Paris was the flight now* .li!p.->, licfiT-* enmpL tiun. ‘i nights, *o clear th a t one could front W ashington to the Mexican capital because it was ;!.*■ "The Batik * > f Service’ " -il I HE ti 1MTi SI I h**i::e of lord* has FEDERAL, i . th® mountains, first time it had ever been accomplished. ii!t.r>ve*l the new m*l changed EXTRA SERVICE W. 1st. St. nt Oak Phone 23G. | .-iir*g* i i the t'hm eh of Bng?And the cold yet spicy fragrance The feat was achiev-d in true Lindbergh style. I ; TIRES & TUBES Greasing 7.7c B . of- chrysanthemums, ostentatiously he hopped o ff just as he did on the i'lig'r r d pr;i* vi* h ***k aril the hook at prices you would pay foi -< |I* ,* inihinitted for nppruval tn TIRES & TU11ES Opening golden and amber, fear- across the Atlantic. There wits no biare of trum pets nor I*, r.iujcsty. King (Icn:ye. lie Is inferior, unknown, Metier quality for * ' fr°8t; shouting of the crowds to announce the takeoff because h** .nu. i-.stcd. because his <*nth re­ m akeshift brands. less money. | ^m apleV towered goldenly. 1Ik" Hurprised the nation by electing to leave when Others would ptiles him t*i slick to that hook. P r e s c r ip tio n s f*illcil Promptly E. F irst St. .smile low church Britishers F. I \ RINES i aunllght against the grey, have delayed. With characteristic intrepidity he piloted And Accurate^, A#d wep -leaves fell aoddenly hiS machine straight into w eather that threatened disas- ;* nijilain th;*t the new hook is not 1G0I W. First St. 221 East First St. Sanford . tr'.ekly ‘ proles'ant" as the along. the road, ter to the expedition at any time. Some thirteen hours of i r t . Th** opiului*. *).* tho only the trip were in total darkness and as if to make tin* trip authority Wlrf*- . te*Ub' counts rabta ’ he I w P a & V s the m * w - - e o m ^ e tm r 'a a w n ifir c Ihe Mouthful fl ier became can *• a n ’YiFF-imtfefv^ * •* lost and wandered around over Mexico for two hours' ln>- tdineil. the ragged pine- fore getting his bearings to fly to the capital, THE Egyptian government con­ trw on jh# hiU.^r^ Cajmf ! H is arrival in Mexico City was a repetition of that in siders n *tuggc:.tinn to flood 10,000 —In the Lyric"— Paris. He w as the same unassum ing youth that he v.;u *quale miles of dv.* Sarnha desert, lielow the level of the Medit--------------------when he completed the ocean trip and he waved aside the lying orrontnn. *, bergh reaches goal — words of praise that were heaped upon him by an admiring A canal woul*| L t M editerran­ Mown, aviation." 'populace. It was all in the day’s work and nothing to hoasi ean w aters to ttm desert sen us 0 .about. Yes, he was a bit tired and the trip was a ll rigid the Atlantic, ru-hing—-through - - - - the - created the S ’iS f? 11!?.1 ■i'lfj8 w ^ n yVw^ except a little bad weather and hard luck in losing his w.iv. ,,f creo(to X T “ “ “ bn "" He was terribly .sorry hi- had inronvunicni-ud the crowds LyM rtii.rranw. ,,, put. W ' -------- q-------being late. Tlm t was his chief concern, but wasn't that THEARTIFICIAL d.*»ert sea navigable for big ships and pro­ !t>nly ft few more days fo r Christ- typical of him ? iy»» shopping. Lt*. the people know 'j-jje significance of the flight is ju st as important in moting rainfall, near the Slwn on i*;, would cnalile that and neigh -wHi^uy*U *iOV° tW *l Und tlP> one sense as that of the one to Paris. It marks another Boring territory t*i .support 1,000 7> 0 * Ibig conquest o f the air, to be sure, but there is the influ* OOP inhabitants ns against 200'1 j Here is a varied assortm ent of Christmas G ifts for men, women mul children. All the nr, It might cosily be said that the' ence it will have in promoting better relations between now. tid es listed below will be happy selections, and in addition there are many suitable t> Such undertakings will ho com ^ •ns of Sarasota, In electing the Mexico nnd th e United States. Just as Lindy brought not listed which can also be purchased at surprisingly low prices. ent mayor to succeed himself, France closer to America so he will join the bonds of mun when me:/ orally manng' 1 *.lte globe t)3 on * big farm. inly brought home the Bacon, The First T h in g N ccessary; For LUMBER Y o u r Success Is Building Materials Security Lumber Co. T o Start A Bank A cc Why Don don’t feel them O G Elton J Moughton Scaling The Heights Again W ATSO N GAS FROM FACTORY TO YOU _ St a b ila t o r S AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO- 21 Cts. LANEY’S The First : National Bank ‘The Friendly Drug Store* CECIL L. RINES fellowship into a closer union between Mexico l t fa quite true that all men aru Washington. •--------------- o---------------equal, but it is equally true -o- th a t they don’t stay th a t way long. iL*nd News. No, some of them married. e Miami Beach Beacon has rd its name to the Miami Ban. T h at’s a good name. I t’s tun that brings tho tourists to mi Beach. — —O — — jpongratulations to the American ion which has offered its scr­ ee as a volunteer firo depart* nt. Mack Cleveland ought to ptetty good fire fighters out ime of those fire caters. ■ -----o--------Jacksonville coupl* was arrested fined five dollars for kissing public. Isn’t that terrible, and jnvillc is a city where mur« and robberies nevar occur it the perpetrators being npM and punished. --------o-------- City and THE IMPORTANT question i what kind of human beings wilt be added to earth’s population. No use increasing the number r»f those thnt v*ill have to die o ff.1 or he killed off liecauat of inf* l-ni.K COI NTV ItCCOI-n , iority. -------------Great Britain hn< added l' V Ai’cnuiiij, have l*i***n given tho * mi* i tiie spell of ihe horror of | 000.000 t*> the population of Intli.i South Florida read ills' public of a l­ tin- execution, tht render forget-' b> fighting plagues and famln**. most weekly execution • of white I he crime tlial was committed. Per- and ncioncc, phis an cml t*> gut men paying the penalty for m ur­ hups he ho;) a knowledge that the baby killing, muy change Chinn* man being put to death w u tic- 100,000,000 population to 1,000,* der at Raiford. Due to the fact fused of an atrocious m urder t h a t 1000,000 in spite of China’s wars. •hut several of the accused were in the judgem ent of twelve nver- t'hosi* increases might create pro Iron/ Tampa or the crimes were i g-* citizens, taken from all the Idem* more serious than any d committed in Tumpa the newspap­ walks of life, w arranted the death I H‘*‘t swamp. ers there have gone to unusiml penalty. But lir th c actual hour lengths nn.' given son*..* very re ­ that the'death tribute is being exSOME, Ut-in'ormed oppose vac­ markable stories of the executions a« ted by the state the murder i cination, which prevents smallpox. ' from a reportoriu! point of view. far in the background and the poi, w*^) not . . . »influence* them. ii.ii*. . < . . . 3 V,.><,.h1..,(« t n c h i kiinnlit'il The effect of this has been to _sihility of innocence is to the fohr. Ncverless here a te facts supplied ctente some symputhy for the ac­ This symputhy, trentw l tin suen by "Ilygelu.” In 1751, in France, every tenth cused men. It is horrible to picture ways, is the power that often tile wretch being taken into the block* the courts in exacting the death wus due to smallpox, ami one chair, strapped down and life burn­ : interne justly imposed a fte r hear- quarter of all human being were i killed, crippled or disfigured for ed from him while lust words same pleading innocence plmujinr innocence- were •till on j nullli ^ihoV l n t o ' pU y'o n 'th n mun j 'J1' !’v h i, tip,. Anri It in impoaoiblo not I nbout t.. ill,, woulil fornt the mob' “le< ’'•vcnMtlem 17' * Bn'* 1 4 to hjtvn ouch menUI picture. If 1 to tnk,. the n e t c .™ ' l “ » l £ I! “ “> * . ? > » “ “ « » “ CRIMINALS ANI) TDK CRIME It new Sanford dally has, to failed to reach our exchange It may b: that the 1200,000. M from K S rthe & scene J E E a.t* ICaiford. K S i a .......1 ™“r r r "• * « • « « • ' B a r n there .......... ...... , : to he 'behind" it Is tied S rect awayu .’with. of Mnullpox in Detroit, with Hi-'l the defunct Seminole Coundeaths. *ln all th#sc case* *not one How ’bout It, B erg ?— tvii *I l.aan I'uooinnfi'il Within hud been vaccinated within flVP five ' mmec Gazette. Probably deyears. Of those that died,M2 had two hundred thousand wasMY DEBT TO MY HOME TOWN never been vaccinated 10 years, COCHRAN CGA.) JOURNAL or moik, before their infection. Any one indifferent to such facts court of the state has The t„wn of Cochran owe* me i-hrer" and whose helpfulness has could bo .convinced only by smallquashed the indictment* iht by the Seminole counts’ county ’"nothing. 1/ accounts were balanced ! c*i ri»-d me over my greatest dif-', P<>*’ follu^ inK non-vaccuTutloiL Jury against Ernest Amos, a t litis d-U.*, 1 would bo the debtor. I v VVk , Ier. in connection with the Haven't I. all these yenra lived I, lU ’ ' Wh?M ‘ blH 1 ™ , -THE COMPANY guarantees »sion of tht Seminole County within the limits of Cochran und ‘ (Hum. Not simply taxes which [the famner 5-5 to f tp A year per This does r.ot mean that Mr. j shared' all its benefit*. Haven’t I ,raver *>» small a part or what I uvri'* 1 — »».— l _ .---- ... . . . .every county. One 2000-acre paten It blameless. It means there had *.the benefit of- ..ita schools, Iu^. have received. I want to give will be planted this month. No tap­ aW.Jy cpver his cose.—Palm churehcs, und purks? H aven’t I more, I want, of iny own free ping trees or gathering sap. J\ll 'Independent. had the urotection of its firo, po­ ( “ » machine" and harv ester* w o W ** ■■■o lice and health departm ent? rightfully say, “This is my home City* Commissioners have H aven't its people, during all this town." So that I ’can take pride crop every four years. There are seven guayulc fucI to live up to the City char- time, been gathering fo r me, in my home town'; so that I can toriea In Mexico now, the plants regard to depositories for from the four corners .o f tho take pride i n 1 Ua prosperity^ in u ro gathered v.*’Jd qnd hauled to funds, securities and « » -earth, food for my plate, clothing the honors which come to its cltl* fnctorie 1 on dbkkey hacks. tWe eommend i*.-.* lor my body and m aterial for my sens, and In j()J -that makes .i t While some may say liume! Hasn't this town furnished gi cater nnd lmUtir. 1 cun do thin' NVw Cook*v “Al*out» thnsi t new i ia locking the b a.n after the patronage by which I have sue only by becoming a part of th t tum bleri yoif*’bought yesterday, U stolen, we take the cccded in my profession (or bus! townw—by giving to its g e ie r- m am — i t ia ta tte r to do this ness) ? Hasn't it furnished the cusly of myself. In this wuy oulyr M U tttsa: 'Well, what about lit until all the harness, best friem;» of *my life, whose can I, even in sm all part, pay the th em ? '' 1 and oats have also I Ideals have inspiration, grvat debt 'I owe to Cue bran.— ‘ New Cook: "W ell, er, er, they ------ with, ^ . ju w h k d )” —Good Hardware. wlw«a Whd word* have been ray Cochran (cja.> J o p p u l, AW q t l j * y r .i j * ~w Her** are Compacts, smalt pcvfumo s e t s , atomizers, 1 i p sticks and a In-| of the small articles fm- women any of which will make a most pleasing Yuletidc present for your moth er, w i f e, sister o r sweetheart. TOYS for the Kiddies KODAKS for G ifts Among other things in a great as­ sortm ent of toy* for the smaller children in particular. Many of these articles nre ju st the thing to out in the small boy o r girls'stock­ ing Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning. Nothing is u more pleasing or last­ ing as n g ift than a Kodak and an accompany!lift Korak album. Here nr« Kodaks in uii sizes and nt all prices. There nre small inexpensive ones suitable for the young l>oy or girl nnd others more expensive for the discrim inating adults. FOUNTAIN FE N S Here's something^the school­ boys und schoolgirls always yearn for at rh rlstm a s time, a fountuin pvii. Or better still, a fountain pen and pen­ cil set prepared especially for Christmas by Parker. If you arc going to give the children pens, be sure they arc Park. • era. STATIONERY Ettr the G ift Stationery for the woman is chosen by many as the most suitable of Christmas presents. Hero i s a n assortm ent ranging from an inexpensive b o x for only u fuw dollars to the most costly, • The Prices range., Christmas Tree Now is the time to buy* the decorations for your Christm as Tree. Surely yqu arc planning to have qrte and you'll w ant the l»8t und least exenaivc thing in glittering dress for it. Here you will find from $1 to $10. everything you will need for the big dis­ play including tinsel and snow th a t fairly makes you shiver, It looks so real. Thermos B otlle.s, Ideul gifts for cither tho man or womuq1 n t muli-rnte cost. The bottlea come .ill Int and q uart sizes and in addition there ure jugs to hold still more. TOILET SETS Here you'll discover perhaps the Vi*rv gift you’vo been looking all over town for, a suitable toilet set. The prices are extraordinar­ ily reasonable, ranging from $7.50 to $50.00 W ATCHES Pocket Watches und wrist watches. If your small son has never had n rcul watch, now Is the th ia to give him one. You’ll find rothing will please him more. They are also always gifts for little iys suitable gifla girls rls and for thc grown folks. CIGARS Here ure cigars in gaily . dressed Christm as pack­ ages. I f thv man you are buying a gift for smokes, nothing Is more suitable.* We have -Several o f - (he better-known brands. Find .out w hat he smoke* and then come in. .The prices go from $ 2 .2 d to $2 .5 0 & $4.50 Curb Service—The Kind T hat Serves r Sanford and Geneva * Prescriptions filled righ t CANDY t '• ■ Candy for her. A large as­ sortm ent both Norris and Nunmdly's candles in gi f boxes, music chests, cedar chests and sewing baskets. Nothng is u better gift if »»° wont to be sure to please ' e rcc' lent. �i f 148 M R S . f p f .' The Christmas spirit prevailed (Continued From Page One) Friday afternoon a t the lovely A cast of unUsuiT excellence In­ Kretfc® explained nt the time that I T A L tV lIA SSfclC '’ FU-*bridge party given by Mr*. James t\T * « hi* donation Was to “.ave the (1NS>—Grosvenbr F. Hawkins at her home on Park terprets the stirring action of the the West Side t *r remarkable F. B. O. production, dor the supervii /puth of th« nation" | • of Miss COMMODORE AND MRS. E. L MARKELL Avenue when s^ie entertained the “The Great Mail Robbefy ” which Turner, prlncfr'* Thfe attorney told Justice one ° f the ____ members of the Ptaisance Bridge ' ENTERTAIN SANFORD YACHT CLUB Club and a few extra players. comes to the Milan® Theatre today. Song, **Ho Thomas Churchill that last April founders of tM- •fclf*l% tr0 Di ,L” by School, detectives follower! Kresgf from a nnd Nation’s Business, was t _ Heading the feminine contingent There were three table* In play Reading, "yni as Time," by One of the largest and most bril­ of players Is the lovely' Jeanne Methodist ehhrch direetly to' hLs 1tabulating not** froov ■ Mjrve* , during the afternoon. Brailey Odham. liant social affairs of the senson Day, Air. and Mrs. Rolland L. Dean, Morgah, a recent kradunta of the "love nest, and, upon entering has conducted through. 3ffcou| ' The rooms where the guests as­ Gordon Deah, Mr. and Mrs. JL R. The Story Of the Shepherds, the apartalent, found Miss Fish trt the state. , w as'th e lovely bridge party given 1 Deas, Mr and Airs. George A. De- sembled for the game were plctur- Paramount School, and a now re ­ Luke 2-8-15, *’• ’ Friday evening by Commodore and garded as “sta r m aterial” of the "nude and Mr. Kresge scantily esque with decoratioris of ’ pine .SATURDAY The noted journalist nnd a l wil 0f p0in Reading,—“Christmas Day," hy clad." Mrs. Edward L. Markell a t the Cottes, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. ■ ttnd boughs, bowl* of . pom most promising sort- One ° f the June Register. tician, tired from his. wide) t t (lilJren’.-; matinee at 10.09 Bt Yacht Club. This guests included Dighton, Mr. and Mrs. W .T. Fields ! Max D. Steer, attorney for and study nf thousands of on# unne Theatre; iu w m v . e 1# Man* Vance Douglass, Alfred Foster, **ttias and red radiance roMS and principal male roles is In the hands S ong-^’It cam* Upon The Alidlitmus B a i m by the Meth- the members of the Yacht Club. In Mr and Mrs. Nelson Gray, Mr. ami olhjr Christmas gmenery. The col- of Lee Shuraway, a vettrmn of the recognition of the approaching j nlghl Clear," b/ School. IU 4 s io p a ry i^ ie ty a t Airs. K. S. Guernsey, Air. and Mrs. ors of red and green were farther industry Who began his film servPlaylet—"Thd Shepherds And ejl' offic* on F lrtt S t r t e t / . holidays the club house wn* decor- O. P. Herndon ,Mr. and Mrs. tarried out in the tallies which ice with the Lubin conijiany in ljto<r with myriads of vividly hued were in the form of large polnsc’• 1913, and starred In Lubin films The Stnr,” hy Fourth Grade. George G. Herring, Afr. and Mrs. for many years. Another leading gfve Chrt»tpiM b a n « c a t th* joinsettias, pine boughs and other AV. C. Hill, Mr. nad Mrs. Edward tias. . • Reading—"The First Christmas greenery which made a delightful Higgins, Mr. and Mm. J. H. Hinthat th® hearing today was not to huiiri at the state repjfRl.., rell ofice OO F irst S tfw t. Games of progressive bridge role is played by Theodor" von Gift," by M argaret Vun Ne«*. secure temporary alimony : or ter the firstiof next year, J 7 ‘M argaret Davis music Jetting for the gathering of about tCnnister, Air. and Airs. Robert J. were played during the afternoon Kltr, also formerly a sta r in hi* Reading —•'‘Ghristmns In The own right, r.nd in pictures for Heart,’ by Jam es Tew. counsel fees but to "scandalize up a preliminary repert.11 Kill gi*e * recital a t 3.30 £ hundred guests. and at the conclusion of the fifth Holly, Mr. and Mm. Ernest HousIt «t 5cr studio on W est f The ew ning hours were pleas­ holder, Mr. and Airs. A!. IJ. Hutton, progression scores were eounte I only « year les* than Shumway. resume hi* personal KutV^yJ Song—^MeFryi Merry Bells," by Mr. Kresge Into a settlement.” Swelling the list of screen veter­ First Grade. Arguing th at Mrs. Kresge had the fir»t of the yearow a4>9 antly. spent with games of bridge Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson. Mr. and prizes awarded. It was found Street. ' MONDAY ' | and a fter a number of progres­ and Airs. W. A. Leffler, Air. and thnt Airs. Tom Bolt held top score ans in “The Great Mall Robbery'" Story—"The Christm as Bells," been put to heavy expense by the the retnainin* eountlretjf th *1 is Charles Hill Mailes, popular by Russell Hodge*. divorce litigation. Lynch named s sions had been played, scores were among the club member*, while Experts declare DaweH;* Airs. Leon Le Roy, Mr. and Mrs. ithleen Mallory Circle of the character actor who began film number .o f gifta made by the five industrial survey will bocollected by Mrs. William Aloorc Reading—“Th® ’Bells Of Christ­ highest score among the other Baptist C hutth will mcbt John Leonard!, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. •*ork with the Biograph company ] and ten magnate including $25.- the most valuable pieces^ home of Mrs. P. D. McRae Scott, Mrs. Rolland L. Dean, Mrs. Lloyd, Dr. C. J. .Marshall, Frank guests was held by Mrs. L. P. M‘ - in IP to, working under the dlreet- mas.” hy Frances 'Philipps. OOO.OGO Co the Kresge Foundation; in Florida history and Heading—“The Christmas Can­ Robert A. Newman, Mrs. Samuel Culler. Both wpre presented lovely Palmetto Avenue a t 3:30 Markwood, Mr. anil Mm. Percy k n of I). W. Griffith. Dewitt Jen­ dle,’’ by M argaret Pngr. $5,000,000 to his children by it ntuch to the development < Puleston and Mrs. Snmuel Dighton. A. Aiero, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Alay, hand painted plaques. nings. an old-time stage actor, h is former wife; 12,500,000 to his culture and induatrie* irr'W grtM Playlet—“The Birth Of Peace," The prizes for highest scores, At the tea hour bridge assessorled Meeting of the Woman’s Mr. and Mrs. Elton J. Moughton, been on the screen for several by Third Grade. Directed by .Miss former wife; $2,500,000 to the ture. Through co-operation ; ,wRh framed etchings by enntmeporary ies were removed and the tables of Holy Cross Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac Neill, Mr. 'ears, as has another one, F ran’: Aline Chapman. present Mrs. Kresge und $500,000 big corporations,'Dawej it Is} imfd,. h at 3:30 o’clock a t the American artists were won by Mrs. and Mr<. L. P. Me Culler, Air. ami spread with embroidered covers Nelson, who is fust establishing a Reading—-“ A Letter To Santa a few days ago to the Anti-Saloon ha* been able to obtain mlormatJames G. Sharon and Frank Mrs. \V. M. Ale Klnnou, Mr. ami und refreshments consisting of .i ih House. League. reputution as a comedian of the Clause," by Fentress Hester*. ion nnd statistics which cdst th tsd ' « Organ Club of the F irst Scruggs. The cut prize, u set of Airs. Robert A. Newman, Air. nnd chicken salad course with coffee IV 11lace Beery type. Other well Reading—"S anta Clause I* Com­ Lynch nlso charged thnt Kresge corporations millions of dollar* to were served by the hostess assist bridge cards went to Robert A. st Church will meet a t 3:30 Mrs. A It. Platt, Mrs. and Mrs. J. gave parties in his “love nest" to compile. Newman, while the low score priz­ E. Ritchie, Dr, and Mj s - Snmuel ed hy Mrs. H. W. Rucker and Mrs. •t'own players in the cast are Coni ing." by Leonard Brubaker. ■— k at the church, Story “ Mrs. Santa Olaase.” by young girls, including u Di-yearWilliam* ur.d Nelson McDowell. A. C. Fort. es, jars of Chinese ginger were Thi* is not Dawe’s first fKp^rcial meeting of the Scminolo Puleston, Mr. and airs. Knrl Junior Myers. "The Great Mail Robbery” is old girl whom Lynch says tho Those enjoying this pretty party ter No. 'f. O. E. S. a t the Mn- presented Mrs. Samuel Dighton Schultz. Mr. and Mrs. William Song—" Snntn Iaind," by First wealthy Detroiter maintains in a ionce of work of this kjnd a a bo •aid to be one of the most thrilling were: Airs. Tom Bolt, Airs .Harold and Elton Moughtoit. ha* attuined national - and In iHnll. At 0:30 o’clock a banI Aloore Scott, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Grade. private school nml lives with when national fame as an-rdtfffr.r^TOler At 11 o’clock the bridge tables Scrugg<, Air. and Airs. W. W. t . Yielo, Mrs. A. C. Fort, Airs, H. W. picture* ever shown on the screen. will be served to the'm enjbers Poem—| ’d Like To Know,” by .I ml h perhap* tc fastest-moving Miss' Fish Is absent from the »nd statistician. He wn.s one of thi* heir invited guests. At 7:45 were cleared ami refreshments of Smith .Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Synv-*, Rucker. Mrs. John W. Sneed, Mrs. ■creen -tocy of the past year. First Grade. apartment! ’ Flunk Scruggs, Airs. L P. Me Cul­ an ice cream course and coffee organizer* of k the installation of officera Playlet—“The Dollies Christinai Dr. and .Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mi. ler. Mrs. .1. M. Allen, Airs. F E “Littfiitf?- 01-. Rest. ike place to which friends of w erj served. Assisting Commodore und Ales. S. O.Shinholser, Mr. a n d 1 Tree." I>\ Fourth Grade," Direct­ HAS NEW THEATER and Mrs. Markell in receiving anti Mrs. \V I Thigpen. Mr. and Air* i ,lnu'm llat, Airs. C. E. .Myers, Mr*. ed l*y Air*. Georgia LcCompe. .embers are invited, Song—Ready For Sunta Clans. ta Delta Delta Dance at the entertaining their guests, were D. L. Thrasher. Air. and Mrs. L. \V * buries Powell Jr., nnd Afrs. G.* D. Mrs. William Moore Scott and Mrs. Treisback. Mr. und .Mrs. Harold ltishop. Song—Round And Kunnd The Hall at 0. o’clock, TAAIPA, Fla., Dec. 17— (IN S)— Rolland L .Dean. ChrLtnias Tree, by School.A $100,000 theater of a seating Viele, Mr. and Air*. W. E. White, tponed meeting of St. Agnes Mrs. Markell was beautifully Air. and Mi*. Hal Wight, Mr. and An interesting program was enpacity of 3,000 person* has been will be held a t 3:30 o’clock a t i given «t the Hast Side Primary announced hy the Cuban Club of »rish House. Airs. Clyde Der- gowned in a stunning frock of Airs. Ralph Wight, .Mr. and Mrs. School undc( the direction of Airs. Tampa, The theater will tie opera­ d Airs. Ernest J. Hill will be ashes of roses sntin embroidered Voile Williams, Mr. nnd Airs. Fred »es. AM members nrp re- in dull gold threads. Mrs. William R. Wilson, Arthur Yowell, Mr. and Entertains A t Lunch Love O f A d v c n tu re A n JS p m e - Marion St. John, Miss Clep Thayer ted by Cubans nml will feature J. C. Mitchell, principal.’ The productions nf Hpeclql interest tr I to be present ns special Scott’s lovely costume was of Airs. .1. II. Seals, Mr. and Airs. th in g New lU nm ed T o r l)c* Miss Annif Bell Dyson and Mrs. Cuban residents ami visitors of — black lace and rhinstones with s is to be transacted. Clyde Derby. Mr. nnd Airs. E. 11. rVv The Thtrvph. “— Tiie Parent Tenchers Association linqnent C ases In C o u rt* J. O. Mitchell, Principal. which she wore n gorgeous shawl Ashcraft, Air. anil Mrs. Donald * v TUESDAY numbers were us follows: ,rw 6 1 of Nile green and silver. P. Drummond. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. of the Seminole High School en­ 111 | «f -a-lot club will be the guests Welcome by Sam Crook. tertained iii. a t luncheon Mrs. Samuel Dighton wore a Irving l.oucks, Dr. nnd Airs. A. E. ii-riumru luuvuiuii •Friday ••>•■# i t the Tvi | iii'vvK R - Dec ! / (IN S)—AcINVERNESS — New one-story Ija 1 Ira II. W athen' nt "her stunning gown of black tra n sp a r­ Song, "shine Out, Oh ng tn brick building being VUlltT by T. Epps. Dr. utid Mrs. W. D. Gardner, Seminole High School honoring the C((nti|lK ,o Mi-9 JUry A Barnurd. Star." by the school. on Palmetto Avenue, ent velvet. Mrs. Samuel Puleston Scnrdnsls at northwest corner of Air. and .Mrs. Mortimer Glover, girls and toys^w ho J»re M M u n g |(|r (h juvellll,# court ()f Denver. sic-Department of the Wo. Ilible verses, Luke II by the m a i l ROHnEinrc Mrs. Gladys Williams, Physical cotfrih'ouse square. .(sAhei1^ s Club will bold business wore a 'creation of Florida orange Mrs. AI. W. Glover, Mr. nnd Airs. education teacher In her work. low director of the girl’s depart­ school. Story of the Shepherds by third ing a t 3. o’clock.’A t 3:30 o’- brocaded velvet ntiu fur. Airs. Ro­ Charles E. Henry, Air. and Mrs. They were Miss Helen Wstsnen, ment of adventure i* one of the PALMETTO—Florida Ppwcr & tub a program of favorite num- b ert Newman’s sm art fall model Frank L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. F. .Miss Helen Mfcrentette, Miss Alice chief cause* of delinquent attitude grade boys. was fashioned of soft rose rrepe cases brought before the court E. Rnumillat .Mr, and Airs. G. A. Light Company _ lay* .- am, tb ersu b Mr. Rrockhabn will play a. notChristmas Cradle Song," hy arranged by M ts. P. M- King Vihlcn, Aliss Maria Mdye, Mis* for attention. ble'across Manatee Riyer city song hit. inarin rinc cable Speer, Air and Airs. K. J. Trotter, school. | be given. The hostesses for wjth trimmings of crystals. Among tho9e invited were: Air. LintOn Alien, Air. nnd Mrs. George Natalie Farnsworth, Miss )I*ry Girls whoso parents contin­ to hiJ place. Song, "Silent Night" by the third Jimmie BlgeloW '-f Ternoon are Mrs. M. Altnarik and Mrs. J. G. Ball, Hodgson Ball, S. Witmer, Mr. and Airs. B. F. Helen Alorse, Miss Beatrice How­ ually nag them nml those whose grndo girls. Master Ban^blst r-nt ' | [Mrs J . Q.’Long. ard, Miss Alargnret W right, Steve home* are not suitable in which to Christmas Symbols and song, ZEPJIRYH1LLS — State game “ *A»' -- -**■)—*—■ L. Class of the Baptist Mr.' and Mra. R .H. Berg, Mr. and Whitner, Dr and Airs. J. C. Gibbs, Shinholser, John Edward HI illftfi I*1*; entertain their friend* rtre esMrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Dong" by the Unit grade. commission restrict* territory near .S - , i l l l ’baV® Christmas tree Francis E. Bolx, Mr. .and Mrs. Dr. and Airs. Theodore Langley, Pete Shirard, Dick Maxwell r red ] pcriully susceptible to this long "Ding M tipday & T u ^ d a r V ^ l Song, ’Christmas Is Singing Pasco-Polk County lino as gome rephWy. « t'7 :3 0 o'clock a t the Lloyd Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mr. and Mrs. W alter 8. Coleman. Stanley and Bob Yancy. Ing for something new, suid Aliss Time," l»y the school. Mrs. Alice Woodcock, Air. nnd Mr*. servy. o i: i f n . 'K e n t Itossifer on “7«H IjE A y p N " .V d l The luncheon table dalotll^ ap- Rarnard. Bromley, F . A. Brown, J. L. Brum- G. F. Smith, Judge and Airs. James Surprises hy L. M. Telford. • Av| >v>Jg»^ ' h In order t<> satisfy this desire, Uftsed op John 0oI«kS,i'ist'tTptjtL. 1' Bell drill by the second' grade ley, Randall chase, Mr. and Airs. G. Sharon, .Mrs. M. Alhrtin und W. pointed was centered with a tiny WEDNESDAY 1IIGJI SPRINGS—Traffic ait|Ing stnge auccys*; flfBb a- * ^ Christmas tree embedded in ljoin- girl* meet |oy* on Street cor­ girls. 3. O. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Scoggan. no!*'Installed recently a t all pnve l Star Cast. .JkW jU .w jifcj H arry'Papw orth will antersettias and greenery. Placet) ut ner* and form Knags. Here, nodi ’ Gifts by Billie Zachary. the members of the Afternoon Song, “Santn Land" l»y the road Intersections In High’Springs. interVul* down tho long table vero psychology rules their nations. Pleture Ulstnrjri. -L. Somtinic* they . do nothing more ’Duplicate Bridge Club a t her you to all tho services of this srhonl. howls of poinsettlas nnd red ta ­ ComJdy-‘—— - ■: - J PALMETTO—Rural Ru route s Nos. Rending by Nellie Stewart. “Yuscawllla Lodge.” pers. At one o'clock n tempting than shout nt pasHers-Uy, while church. nt other time* they have tieen "T |IB W .p p ALL p ^ i n 1 and 2 of out Phlmettu Reading, “Suntu’s Sons" the Imettu post four course luncheon was served office lengthened. known to bail passing motorists, first grade boys by Airs. L. M." Hansell, Mrs. DeitFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .'■crumble into the inurhine nnd Santa Claus Acrostic hy tho sec­ rich und Airs. S. O. Shinholser. tt The Churches Sunday school 9:30 A. AI. proceed to "joy ride" until the ond grade hoys. During the serving of the lunch­ Aliss .Mildred Holly, AIL* Olivo Morning worship nnd sermon 11 weu Htmill hours nf the morning. Giving Gifta by tho first grade. Newman, Miss Mary Elizabeth eon. T. w. Laughton, Superintend-1 |U» SUNDAY" IN ADVENT 1’areat* Help)*** A- MHong. “ Round and Koaud the ent of public InstrucHonofSemTnoToi Puleston, Miss Naomi Scoggan and Sermon subject, "The World After returning from these con­ Christina* Tree," by the schttol. Mass 8:00 A. M. County gave a splendid talk, thank­ Shut Out—You and God Shut In," Idiss Camilla Puleston motored to tinued tide* or other types of Reading, ’’Santa CUu*" by Msm 8:45 A. M. Orlando Saturday afternoon whero ing these students fa r the good jaunt*, their parent* take them to Claud Geiger. Young People’s Unions G:16. ill Mas* 10:00 A. M, work they were doing and suid they attended th® bridge party givEvening service 7:30. the juvenile court for reprimand, i evening devotions. Sermon subject, "A Widow en by Mrs. T. A. Neal honoring her that by this they wer* developing said Aliss Barnard. Thu xirl* WEDNESDAY DEC. 21 real leadership l o t only in physical then take an air of defense. They daughter. will cause worry. She derives an sry A Bynedlc tlon TtSQ P. M- . Falls." education but in many other ways. rvsent being sent to the court. In Love and a Happy Wedded enormous amount of *a(Isnction elljn ‘ “Blessing of the Airs. S. O Shinholser in behalf of Life Follows. Some of them also have a well in this, nnd she hnpes that some­ Lh® little ' flower. Major R. N. Ward of Miami the P arent Teachers Association Five miiiute prelude, A Dead spent Thursday and Friday in San­ developed delinducnt attitude. thing will happen to her. ‘ SATURDAY DEC. 24 expressed the thanku of th at nsso. Their parents usually remark, Man Marching Near Macon. I. ^ Christmas. F ast Day. Htral To Adorn ford as the guests of J. C. Hutch­ elation for the assistane given by "Nothing can ho done with my Church Family Hour Wednesday dons’ afternoon A night, ison. ' "HUrkllng also has Its Jwjrinthese students. Glenn E. ALKuy, daughter at home, we have no con­ evening 7:30. s a t midnight. Visitors nnd citizens ore cordial­ Principul of the High School also trol over her." The delinquent a t­ ning a t the dangerous nge of 17. h special music and mesage. girls want pernongl adorn­ Col. Raymond C. Turck nnd gave a short talk of appreciation of titude theq asserts itself in scorn, Tho body will be admitted a fter ly invited. ment which will servo to make duughtcr, Aliss Eleanor Turck of the work being done along this sarcasm, antagonism and indiffer­ them attructivu to ’boy friend*.’ r'iH iM : FIRSTPRESBYTERIANCIIURCH Jacksonville arrive*! her Thursday line. Each student was given a ence. It h u defense reaction in The articles stolen are small :> v,*»c , j M. C. Clasby on their yacht for n stay of several whistle ns an ensignin of their po*. that it regents udult criticism. First Persbyterian Church Pastor. $ f * '« M x'l However, yuung people are a l­ things—compacts or silk stock­ E. D. Brownlee, D. D. Pnstor. days. Col. Turck was former head ition. ings, usually because a t tho begin­ , .... , . .-— j . i >m - ways desirous nf adult approvul, The services fo r Sunday will he of state board of health. In addition to the students nam­ ning dresses nte too hard' to ‘get HOLY CROSS CHURCH asserted Aliss Barnurd, but if as follows: ed above, coii-rs were laid for . oi io johrifhaacannot get it, they concoive away with.' When these giriu are 4th. Sunday in Advent, 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Mrs. Gladys Williams, Mrs. S. O. they brought before tho court they ure Dr. Winifred Banks of East all manner of method* to attract oly Communiori 7:30 A. M. 11 A. AI. Morning Worship Shinholser. T. W. Laughton and attention even though such m eth­ tm ifle d and promise neVer to bubch School 9:45 A. M. 6:30 P. AI. Christian Endeavor. Ornnge, N. J. arrived here Sat­ Gionn E. McKay. urday to spend a short time here ods result only in adult shock. do it again. urnlng P rayer A Sermon 11:00. 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship. — ------* ’ it "There are also fine attitudes as the guest of Mr. and Airs. Rob­ "Sometime*," remarked AH** lorning g ray e r and Sennon 11: The session will m et a t the close CLEARWATER - - Commercial Barnard, “revenge will enter into displayed by the majority of these i. hi. of both morning and evening hours ert G. Davey. outtry raising increased in Fir.— th® childish mind. A t 13 there is delinquents. In some Instances It vening P ray er and Sermon 5: of worship for the reception of las County more than 5Q<> per generally a feeling of revenge that is loyalty to their group, the members. Mrs. F. M. Huyes of New Al­ is very strong. The child does not street gung. for when qutatloned, ng Peoples* Service League 0: The Pustor will preach at both bany, Ind., will arrive here Sat­ cent during last year. reason . She just acts. Pvrhup* they will never place the bls}fnu on P. M. services Sunday. The themes of urday evening to spend some time I TALLAHASSEE— 120.000 new by running away from home she any on® person." DNESDAY DECEMBER 21jt the services will anticipate the with her daughter Mrs. E. J. Roth practice house of Florida Slate tor's Bible Class 7:30 P. M. Christmas season. at her home on Holly Avenue. College for Women nearing com­ T pletion. f a>" STAG DINNER PARTY RST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Miss Thelma Raymond left Sat­ An unusually enjoyable affuir Ninth and Palm etto Ave. PANAMA CITY—Pogamn W urday morning for Rock Hill, S. C. of this week was the stag dinner hurch School‘D:46. wher she will spend the holidays A Fish Company planning to spend Worship and Communion 11:00. given Thursday evening by Jo­ with her parents. 350,000 remodeling its plant hire. seph C. Hutchison nt his home at erraon, •'God la Love.’’ nejian Mound Village, honoring, ■natallation of Officers, M ELBOURNE-M ore than 25 hia guest, .Major R. N. Wurd of I Ren Steele, a senior nt Wake men (h ris tia n Endeavor 0:30, employed in improving River Miami. The rooms of this lovely Forest, N. C. will arrive here next vening Service 7:30. Front Park. home were abloom with quantities week to spend the holidays with ermoif, “ Faith." °u ure cordially Invited to wor- ol* pink radiunco roses and ferns his aronts Air. nml Afrs. Boston accentuating the colors of pink Steele a t their homo on Celery P with us. (Too Late To Chuwir.v) and green. The attractively Avenue, pointed dinner tablo was spread J n g u e g a t io n a l c h u r c h with linen cover, the LOST—3 3-4 yds, figured silk, Antral P ark Avenue and Tbirtl centrala handsome decoration being a silver salad, olives, fruit cake, salted please return to I-rcriy. t«t. 1 bowl filled with sprigs of aspar­ nuts and hot rhocolute were serv­ c-o Yowell Co. J. Bernard Root, Minister, agus ferns, and pink rose buds. ed by the hostess. Aliss Brandt's puirch School 9:45. guests were Alisa Katherine Han­ «h«n • Randall. Generul Super- Tall pink cathedral tapers bunted non. Miss M argaret Hamer, Miss in silver candlesticks and cast a «nd«nL * ''***«• fo r all agfs. Men’s Cl*is sofV glow over the pretty scene. A lie* Creamer, Aliss Naomi Fel­ low*. Mias Ruth Fellows, Aliss Ira AC seven o’clock a delicious 4 , r AntIent Messages for Modcourse dinner was served by Mrj. B. Wathen, Mis* Louella Afahoney Imes.’1' • Hutchison nsslsted J»y her sister and Alisa Madeline Malletn. Morning Worship 11:00Airs. Elton Moughton. Covers were TODAY . EVefling Service 7:30. WINTER GARDEN — Neyv laid for Major Ward, Dr. Ralph Christian Endeavor 6:30. Buffalo Bill Jr.' Stevens, Capt. William Williams Grimes building under construction New ’’6 Tube of Orlando, Dr. A. W. Knox, on South ^Lifn S tm t. in ^ William Bunge, Harold Washburn. "QUICK BIUN* 'LIGHTNING" Atwater MOUNT DORA—Number of 6,Tube ,p Dr. Samuel Puleston and J . C. ft * Sunday school, 9130 A. H-, R- W. pUtchlsori. new homes being built M re. Cometty Kent Late M< “ WET PAINT" CRYSTAL RIVER — Standard j MISS BRANDT e n t e r t a i n s Cartoon k -T h o members p f the Laf-a-lot Export Trading Comm pan y estab­ Hetrodyne RADIO baw q, lishes new cedar mill here employ­ "KOKO PLAYS POOL" werci guests of Alias Iiene 6:30 ing 70 workmen. ndt Tuesday evehlng at her = ~ il H f t - -.,! ~ ~ A-.' ^ Complete C ^ g tc te on w est F irst Street. An ’ preaching service, 7:36 •w^hdsnee of roses and ferns were r#iop, “The Pow#r of used to decorate the rooms where Wednesday, 7: the members assembled. Sewing and music war* the features of [A Christmas aptertalm nent for lEp eyening and a t a of the Sunday school, the guests Were asked ___ dining room for refreshments. The . F rid a y /7:30 P. M'V Invitation la exjended dining table was centered with a ifnllkO hristm as tree, gay with all kiflifs of bright colored ornaments. [PLANT <apf—IHUng * t* [^ Placed a t' either side of the ten­ NAGGING HOMES TURN OUT BAD High School’s Parent ROYS AND GIRLS Teachers Association " wi; tl by Personals W tiu b H r q x presents 'I 4 SSf i1 3 :i :: It was the sensation of Jacksonville ( The Imperial Theatre h$j. booked for a weekqnd exrtended the engagement "to ten days to accomodafe* few extra thousand folks* that wanted to see it,; **; Even so the capacity o{ the, theatre was taxed—;they; stood in, a double line from* Ocean 'to Main Streets, It is unquestionably r thi&i ‘‘Gold Medal” feature’ ture of 1927. PRINCESS Booked to R e^l RCA Suptr- B fe jn s ' , 165.00 ? } k* built f t Wheeler M* Rey-1 terpiece were red candles. der end W ; I * « ? # • ? > 9t Ra-I chkksn $99.00 Next day Dec. 19th-20th-,a �* 'a ® ° : Programs E . ntem inm ent F o r Dealers Is Finished By Buick Officials FLINT MICH.', I*-C. IT.—The Buick M otbr Compnny tlii* week finished t)uj rfliboratc program oT dealer ontertninmem which ha* occupied four day* of every week since Iho middle of September. . The dealers have in en coming to Flint ftotn,all parts of i li; country principally by special train, at the rate <ii about 250 a week. Fach pnVly has nponb Or.e day inspecting thfc Buick fftctpVy and another, 4ay a t th r’. OeuW al Motor* PrpvltY (lyfiuiul n(ptr Milford. The visit Is said to h av e‘boen nnbiiie. in That lh’4 groat ihnJifrTtV of Buick'* deni­ er prjranizAtioK’i r mote than 3.000 made th d "lttp / Buick,official » n ml denleit alike have exprflsstd "u ra tin c a tio n nt the visit’s results. "Just as an oppartniiity • to ttft acquainted more thoroughly with their product, 1i I* 1 !T .|-S|i;|| CM . in i H t • ’ ;R K i ■i I DIAMOND WRIST WATCH A) w id e v a r ie t y to solaet fro m k a ra t w h it* gold an d p la tin u m in 18at G a n l’o d ia m o n g r in g , blue w h ite d ia m o n d s * t in IS k a r a t v r h it * o r g r e in gold m o u n tin g . D o w n p a y m e n t to s u it y o u r c a n v r n i i n f r , b a la n c e $2.90 per w e e k . c jk i • • * • • * * • *#* * • • • * ♦ • SATURDAY. DKCKMBKR. 17. 272.6, WPG, Atlantic City, 1100: 6:45, organ recital; 7:05, dinner concert; 10, Harmonica hand; 10: JO, dnnee orchestra (1 1-2 hrs.). 285.5, WI1AI„ Baltimore, 1050: C>30. dinner orchestra; 7:30. Jubilee^Str igers; 8, UCA orchestrn; 10, Municipal band. 42221, WOR,- Newark, 710: 7:50, ensemble; 8:15, modern songs, o r­ gan; 9, Bamberger’s Little Sym­ phony; 10. pianist, dance music; 10:45, local duo, dance music. 401.5, WEAF, New York, fill): 6, W aldorf-Astoria orchestra; 7, South Sea Islanders; 7:30, High J inkers; 9, Old Gold on Broadway; 10,PaUls d'Or orchestrn; 11, Cass H agan’s orchestra. 454.3, WJZ, New York, 660: 5:80, NBC studio program; 8, New Tfork Symphony orchestrn; 9, Philco hour, Havana; 10, Keystone W estinghouae band|. 7, University of Pittsburgh talk, Home Radio elub; 7*80, cqncert; 8, New York Symphony orchestra; 9, Philco \ hour. 277.6, WHAM, Rochester, 1080: tj 7:80, atudio program ; 8, RadioL. trons; 9, I'hilco program ; 10, or: c a n recital. 879.5, WGY, Schenectady, 790: C 6:80, dinnor music; 7:30, "B ight i . Jln k ers” , 8:80, Old Gold on ' ■Broadway; 11, dance orchestra. [?. 468.5 wRC W ashington, 640: 6, Waldorf-Astoria orchestra; . 8, b. New York Symphony orchestra; >. intiico hour; 10, orchestru (2 Southern. 206.0, WWNC Asheville, 1010: 7. 1 Spencer Trio. 475.9, WSB, Atlanta, 630: 7: Sun;• day school lesson; 7:30 orchestra; 8. New York Symphony orchestra; 9, Philco hour; 11:45 concert. 245,8, WDOD Chattanooga, 1220; 74.5, Kiddie Story Period; H, SunU <Jay K hooi lesson; 8:30 ensemble. 322.4 WHAS Louisville, 030; 8, BCA program ; 9, Philco hour. A 516,0, WMC Memphis, 580; 8, £ New York Symphony hour; 9, \ Philco hour, if'.. 836.9, WSM Nnshvllle, 890; 8, ■ RCA hour, 9, Philco hour; 10, horn • dance. 822.4 WRMB New Orlcnns, 930; . 9:30 musical prngrnnt (2 hrs.). G e n t's b irtn tlo n e rin g s . A w id e selectio n to eho um .E lg in w r i» t w a t c h * * , new r e d jn f lu U r ’•n a p *. 1 5 -jtw a l m o vem en t. 14-korat it*i;8 o»id ca*o. ffiiini to * u it y o u . S. A. Rive Is Made Oakland - Pontiac Dealer For County Five models of thp new 1928 Oakland and Pontiac were sched­ uled to arrive nt the Seminole .Motor Co., 208 West First Street today, according to S. A. Rive, who has ju st been appointed OnkInnd-Pontiac dealer for Seminole County. The cars will be on display at Rive’s Garage, which is also hendquarters for the Seminole Motor Compnny. Tho five models ex­ pected here urc n Pontiac roadster anil four door sedan and tin Oak­ land four door sedan, rnhriolctt and sport roadster. This will be the first time any of these new models have he-m shown in Sanford or in Seminole County. Mr.’ Rive expects that tho many new features nn both tho Oakland and Pontiac will a t ­ tra c t considerable attention among automobile owners. Mr. Rive has been n resident of Sanford for many yeurs and h at been engaged in the automobile business for it long time. He e x ­ pects to set n new sales record for cars In the price classes of Onkland and Pontiac during tho 1928 season. BR AK E SERVICE HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Service ... < ccn n n t])Q U iU U Buy Your ChrLUnas T h * dow n p a ym e n t to [v a h ia n c *. B a la n c e $1.00 p i r w ie k ................................ Blue w h it* 'd iam o n d , t k a ra t w h ile gold mount w ith w e d d in g rin g m a tc h . t f c / 'O r* . The p a ir . . e b O Z . O l A c o m p l.-t: C h ris t m a * g ilt, w a tc h w it h W a d lw o r th me m a tc h t h * | w a t c h ...................................... .............. i T e r m * to *u it you SHOP EARLY ,1 5 - i* w * l a t.in d a rd iz e it m ovr - an g ro vad w h ile gold e .i: t^ O h ristm a a g ift. T h * do.h lu it y o u r co n v a m a itcr {Lb o lo n o a $1.90 p a r weal J PRICES PLUS A UBST/JViTIAL td g u a ro n ta u l m ovem ent p y am ’an t ' to V a i t ] y o u r coni .i f j 'n e’ft V . ' /t, . * A ’•* D IV ID E N D - Tcroit ts suit you. FINEST DISPLAY-of DIAMONDS in the SOUTH A REAL GIFT 1 S -j*w *l m o vem en t, solid gold T e r m * to s u it ^ s o yo u ............................................. Ropers Silver Set. 25 pieces, guaranteed withOK cut t ‘me lim it... t y O l i W $1 fo lth a m , ( E lg in . H a m ilto n and o .h * r .fap ,w a tc tia s , acco rd in g to g ra d of lo vem an t an d e s i* * , 315 W. l « t S t. I’hone 213-J The largest selection o f Diamonds eve.- bhown in the entire South, imported direct from Antwerp. Set in the finest Hand-made 12karat while gold and platinum settings, priced D o w n . *1 P e r W :«k C ig jr e U e c a ie e . M a n y * yfe* t* i« le c t to < C O C fro m ................. . i]3 D v m v T e r m s ta s u it y o u r own co n ven ien ce . ■ J*w *l^ stan d a rd ize d m o vam an t. T h e Wh . p a y m e n t | t o f a u i t »y o u r co n v a n - S a th T h o m a s M en tal Clocks « a r ) P h s '. 7 T e r m s to sh it y o u /o w n co n ven ien ce C ig a r fig h te rs and e ig a rstt* »*t* fo r both m on an ti-w om an. TWpx\ It i'T8 New K in g . 3 t f i u * t old Buick for 1928 combines exquisite beauty with u n m atch ed get-away, pow er an d handling ease. ; Step inttf our showroom today and select -the model which is best suited to your •fafiily’s needs. Pay on the liberal G. M. A. C. time paym ent plan. We*ll make ’delivery on Christmas day—or whenever ' you prefer. a jju tc K 'r o r C h r is tm a s D a lta h P e a r l* o s w o rn by s l l lo ading m e v i* s t i r s . T a rm s to a u it you m o vam a n t. W a lth a m P re m ie r, 1 9 -j*w cl m o v a m sn t. Th* n a w e it w a tch m ad * by W a lth a m . 1847 R o g s rs . $W .25 t0 $31.50. a c c o rd in g to nu m b a r of p ite o * . T e r m * to ■uit you. T e r m * to o uit you J f C h ° i c* °1 w h it * o r groon gold co s*. E s * th in snodal. D o w n p a ym e n t to au it y o u r M n v o n io n c o , b a la n c e $?.00 p a r w a o k. P ric e d a t ' $5.00 to M9.00 You M ak* ■ Y o u r Own T e rm * OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS Owr Treasure Chest Gilt Purchase Plan is Flexible Bracelet Compacts Fountain Pen and Pencil [Billfolds . . , Parasol Diamond Stick Pin Cuff Links Sautotr Watches Military Seta Vanity Seta Cigarette Ughtera ,Deak Seta 5-Piece Tea and Coffe? Set simply an extended charge account with RIIIIB ana cnim. ■ co m p lete C h ris tm a * g ilt , T h * d o w n p a y m e n t to a u it y s u r o w n C o n vo n io n M , B a la n co $1X0 w e a k every advantage ol a cash purchase aad •h o the additional privilege sf having the payments divided into a number of weeks • c months to suit your own convenience. Exquisite I’lated Set. Silvvi" g »4 M 4 C Value * 1 8 .. $ 1 4 . 1 0 PA Y 15c DOWN Stoo Down. S1.00 Por W««k $1.00 DOWN. $1.00 PER WEEK pm g a t n ig h t, this store will bo open every evening til 10 p. ip- Complete re a d y to give you best »«rv ica a a d attention. NINE STORES IN FLORIOA Belt Buckle Seta Diamond Emblem Bullona Watch Chains Madholia Ave. ii-Piece For the convenience 0 those who work *11 d*y— and can only do their *nop; S a n fo rd -1 0 8 Orlando ■^sM sm se rm f- T B l- T im * E lg in P a ra m o u n t, 17-jaw al m o vam an t. Choice ol w h it* or groon gold c a *t. T im e d and priced at th - fa c to ry . �■^ I I .......... s m m O U l n d iu 10*4 P oultry and Egga RATES Be id*, will be rteeived font and eelleetor « m iiely (or M rra m t. ...... ....L.;_____ 10c a Una i ____ i T___ 8c a line I ____ U .J ......-?c a line Hem and fattened to order, dressed nr undressed. Mail or­ der to Phillips’ Poultry Yard, (M ean, Fla. Christm as-turkey 20 lbs, 50 fry i'iw 85c lb. B. T. Tiller. Paola 10-D Plants and Flowers m r a t e s on requciu. ■educed r ite s are fo r tive insertions, lord* of- aVcmg* length sted a line. turn .charge of 30c for lertion. . 1 dvertising I« restricted ir classification, error Is made The Santrnld will bo responsiblo Incorrect Insertion, one incorrect insertion, irtiser for subsequent 0 . The office should bo immediately in case of i ADVERTISER? Icrnld representative y fam iliar with rates id classification will complete information, u wish, they will assist rording your want ad it more effective. iepper and other sprinjf ad from Stokes Scnl Arcade Bldg., and l».. pure typo strains. Ail H —-Miscellaneous Bicyic, Gun, I,ock *iini Phonograph re {tiring our specialty. Tovi, bicytes, sporting goods, and fisherm a’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch. Razors. Fountain Pens, uml set* "Th-Bicycle Store.” McLundcr Humidors, (ijjars, Cigarettes Arc ie. Military Brushes, Watches. Pines. Mermen'* shaving sets, Combina­ CAF» AWNINGf).—Auto Awninr tion sets of Hill Fold, Cigarette C oll Ball Bldg. Cnse, etc. I-aney's Drtig Store 12— Wanted W AirED-Columbia or Ed ph4l’grajjh in guo,t com! it give ill particulars and price, jnmerlcss shotgun bo* drexsxanfoiyi Herald, Box 123, iteen from Johnson’s Btl«n to the cemetery. J. II. Cowan, Sanford. 14— tootys Without Board and Fmind For the Family "ODGE irs nod Graham trucks. For .ent—Furnished room, twin ,3th Street Phona 3. bes, fireplace, 411-Park Ave. 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale L COWAN CO. Auti an-i sheet ipetal work* A'enuc. Phono 518-W FOR KENT—Small house located ut 2)21 Pulmctto Avenue. J2.» I'ltUG STORE— I»re- monthly. Addr.ss B. F. IL Can* Th1*1 Drug:t, Soda. We nr« Herald. i as ypur phone. Call 103 Garage for Kent « JII.OCKS— Irrigation 16— A, p'l grnornl cement work, -------Hr* for rent, CM Magnolia, [jncrete Co. J. E. Tor- Garage '■ 32C-W. phenol Pfop. 3iJ mu! Elm Vanities, Sheaffer Pen sets, Per* fume. Nunnally's and Whitinah'a caudle*, Perfume sets, Manicure sets. Comb and Brush sets and Kodak*. Laney's Drug Store, F i t St St. Toys of all kinds; Bicycles, Scoot* ers, Kiddie Kant, Electric Train*, Tricycles, Autos, Wagons, Sport­ ing Goods. Prices Right. G. W. Deetch, The Bicycle Store, Me« I .under Arcade. in Wanted Female »• AND MORT'N Y . 112 Second * ‘ “vud business ^ ».cperty. Also will ,r,JU««e us security. ' t alls close to school. $1760.fM! >t your own t'lm s. Addrcso(e .Builders. Inc. 1*. O, Box fanford, Florida. Miscellaneous For Sale L - - - ■ - • It sell R. C. A. Super Hetrj[,) Radio. Phone 101®i oreu whit.* — -■h ■■■■i -*•-------css and Jersey I Vurdf Cnt»a»- " p „ lrv o n d E q g u iOlsach._ODnox puoindTjR. F. a A. Box. Lonswood, Fl-'X- On tlpsele r0-**1- c * v - A”*I*X* J f AND VJHEN HE GAVE ME. THE: ^5 RAISE h E H A D T H E WEFNE TO SA Y ‘t L N E ED N 'T AGK TO R ANY M O R E T O R ANOTHER Y E A R - HUH l MAY3E ^ L W ON’T A S K FO R iT - BDT I F HE PL T H 'N K S T H A T S A LL L’M GONNA W ra GET OUTA H I M HE’S FULL O F Jffi7{|Yf ARABIAN NIGHTS w • e. • B 'U E V E M E . »P L GOTTA \ COo G h o P L’M G o n n a h a v e s o m e t h i n g t o S how f o r i t I'L L PUT ANOTHER B l AN k ET CM MY B E D EVEN iF 1 A— ^ x DON'T (4E E D tT ~ _ y t h i: • i iu . r i t i <ii T W K N T V -T U I ti ll J | c l ' i t oi* T i n : ,-t v i ID A. IN' A.\l> I 'm vNd NTV F l.l >llll>.\ K. ii A s i i c n . v r r . i lim le C oun ty lltmk, \t S*«niln"lc* PiirU. H.iti i1«, iirro nlinK v«> ji *»f ri’i oi i| iiniuti WVU5R (Legal N otices) (Leffnl N o U cch ) (L e g a l Noticed) Aioney to loan on resiliences in Sanford, low intr**cal rate. Uox 503, c-it The IL raid. Political Announcement TO Till: XII TF. I f * fXF S H Xl I Xt l l . i : COI ATX 1 fn-rnby annoUiu-e my c a n d id .o'y for re -e le c llo ii to th e office of Nb*-r Iff o f Hmillnoli- C opiiiy r n b j e c l to iht n r l i o n of ilie v o te r s in flic D e m o c rn llc p r i m a r y In lie field n* vt June, l w ill iiiiprwclitie y o u r NU|i|ior t. r i * p c c t fu lly «>oir^ t \ 17. i f AN I' Uh-ssified DLspluy Two New Four Room Bungalows. Facing New lcc Plant, *West Side. For Rent, Each $10.04? Month J. J. Calcs, . at Farm. I'M/.AIIKTIt LONbj. Contldaluanl vs ti t;. ATKIN HON. M A U I it M. ATK IN HON. b i s w ife, W I L L I A M C C t ilT.Tt.tN «t nl. t i e f e n d n n t s . ' t i l l ' K i t O F P U P L lC ATICKS* T i n : h t a T i; o h . f l o k i p a t o : llliillii C C o u tlo n . F r e d UntCKib .1 U. FI* tier. J O. P rice. J . H. 1ilxnti XV. XvTIl.iuKlihy. 11; K. • IriuK* dt'ii. A. H o s t , r . K. Ayco «k . J. I .. AUmiiin.' J i m M iller, Hliitrnian H ull, J. A. O o u lh lr , C. XX R mltb, tl R. 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F . n « n h n m tt a p p e a r i n g front t h e s w o r n b ill o f e n m p l a l n t h e r e i n t i l e d , t h a t you ntid eai-li o f ymt. a r c r e s i d e n t s nf a I '. i i i n t r j o r KtatC. o t h e r t h a n th e Hlntit of F l o r i d a , hut are rest, d e n i * of s o m e o t h e r A t a t r w i t h i n Ih e F n l l n d H tatcs. b u t D ial - y u u r p n r l l i 'i i t a r p l a c e of r r s h l e r l c e or ti.[iire»» I* u n k n o w n , a n d t h a t yr,ti a r e e a c h o v e r th o a x e of ( W e n t )'onyears uml th at there ti* ■nt p e r s o n w ith in lh a S tale or FXerlda. I hit s e r v ic e o f a s u m m o n In C h s n c s r y upo n whom w o u ld Idtid a n y o f auld d e f e n d a n t s : ' It I a t h e r e f u r o t i r d u r s d t h a t y o u and each o f - you . hereinabove lim ned, a r e h e r e b y r .; i ) u l r e d • to «ncll a m i every p e r s o n a l l y , h a a n d a p ­ p e a r tie fo r# o u r s a id C i r c u i t C o u r t a t H an ford. Hemltpiln C o u n t y . K lo r Ida. o n Ih e 3 imI d a y o f J a n u a r y . 19 2*. t o m a k e a n s w e r l o I h e bill o f I O inptulnt (B ed ' h e r e i n a g a i n s t y o u in t h i s r a u s e . o t h e r w i s e s s l d h ill i f. 1 ' i m p U l n t w ill b e t a k e n a* er>nfe*»sil by you a n d t h i s c a u s e p r o c e e d , ex p a r t s . T h e n a tu r e , o f s a id n u ll b e i n g u mitt I n f o r e c l o s e it c e r t a i n m n f t u n i t e e x e c u t e d by It. |{. P r a a o n d w if e t» K llx a h e t h l e n s , and rec­ o r d e d In th o p u b li c r e c o r d s of H e m ­ l n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , In A lo rtg u a u llo o k X pm fe 3T, 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 b, p u b l b h e i l In T h e H a r f o r d ti u i u l i l a n e w s p a p e r p u h l l e h c d In H an fo rd . H e m ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , once a w eek fo r ( o u r co n secutive Week*. AVtui»»* my* h a n d a n d th n o f (le jp l seal n f th e C i r c u i t P m i r l of t h e t w e n t y - t h i r d J u d i c i a l C lr- • e let each iif ymt Nolle.- is h e r e b y g t i e n t h a t u n . ifnd lit! i 1 n ' t . ' m l n w an y Infer* 4s’ in ■ • cl.-. >t •■(•rlliril p m p e r t y | d o r a n d f a v i r t u e of a d e c r e e of lit dee f o r »• ,f I I I lie an d tip- i f. i e e l..s o r e a n d s a l e r e n d e r e d IMar t » t . > " ' trciijt t ‘uiirf. In Ilie i l i u m an d fo i 'e u u ln a c a u s e in, uml »»1 Mi inn. . i ' i .Iin ly F lnrldil. t the ’.'III. •I.|l of | l l l l ' l ’r. v | i in' Huitferd, ii|i..ii tin- .Mb dav nf * I" '? I. u» S p e c ia l M a - t e r In C hnn* •V.'ireb. v l>, la2*. tin- »nii|i' la-luu^ eery, <ti .Uoinlny. ih e 2ntl d a y of I 'J*. to fro n t *if a, K a le t>ay of Mil* tViiirf, a m i fall J a n it-ir> A I' niit. of fierw'lsi' J m U im nf tiv It s . tt'c eo n it h oise il.iii* In H a rfo rd , s .m lm ,d e i oiinly. I'l s r l d .i. will of* fa u lt w ill la* . iiter.il a g a i n s t y(.n It Is i n d c r e d th a t tills Niittl-e I..* fei l"l* s a l. alnl Kell to Ilie t.l s b e s l PStiH Nbed tn Tlii' Hanford llc ra ld . bid J e ' lo t eanll. d.ll'lllR Ills, 1ert.lt a tisxvspntM>r pnhll*licd In HVminob- In l.r • o* • ate. Ills fid lo W lu g i|.** • i l l ,ell ll-lels. s i t u a t e Ivin/ and Cl-UMlV. F lo r id a , nnce . a r i l vccfk. f u r . l l i e period o f tw o uiotithn. nex t la His lii file C o u n t y o f S e m in o le Im m e d ia te ly suecerdlllK t h e d n t* an d |l*e Hi«t*- " f F lo r id a a n d m o r n p a r t l c u l .' 1 1; ile o rllo d m f o l lo w s ; l o t I s I of f l i i . b u v s l H u b d lv l. slot), of H anford F lo r id a , as p e r plot ih e r v n f d u l y r e c o r d e d u p o n 1fie n u b ile rm u rfl* of ffeltllnoliv c . i u n i y . . F lp r ld a ■■ -T e r m s : Cush; P u r c h a s e r lo p x f fo r tli oil n J AH f ! H|l Vlln.v J r .. H peelal M a s te r III C h n n c e ry . r m : c m i c P i t i s it h i <xf t i i u T V .'K N T Y .T i l l l t l t J c n i c i A T . C l I l C I ’IT I IF T i l F. HTATK O F KIM »ltl l i . , *N ANI) p m : H KM INnLK Cfip.Vl V IN fB IA NCKItV. XX*. }t. n AND. P i i i n p l a ln u u t . in . vs J. MAHIlAl-l et nl., IX cfendanU. C IT A T P fl!: ■ T il K HTATK O F ■F L O R I D A T O : I: '< is t.'lKltO V u n d II. H WKOSTKIL c-o KT h NF-XVALL COMI'ANV. llA im iH H C lH l. PKNN• VI VANIA. II a p p e a r i n g fro n t a s w o r n 'M il u( cum plu Ilit In i b i s cause th a t you It 1*. I'I t.M Kilt »V a n d If. H. XX KK.HTKIt, m e ii o n -rt 's lt lv u t s nf th n Hti.te of F lo rid a and H int you _ a re r«ls l d e |i l " of a slain nr V iit ii il q o th e r th an (tin (Legal N otices) in c ' h a n c n r y u po n xv hum Mini you o r attv o f y o u Tl>. r r f n l r ■ tills Ih to enttll VtllU you T I*. I.t*NO an il M A t.ci.VU, hi w ife, a ml W. I*. ItOSHITKIl. to im - I i ,in<l ovnry p e r s o n a l l y lm niol ilipe.ir befori" o u r xalii O l r r a l t '••ort a t S a n fo r d . S em ittolu C o u n ty . l-‘lorltla. on Hie 3mt d a y n f Jit nil. try. V 1*. 192* to m a k e a n s w e r to b f Mill of C o m p l a i n t th is day Mild n e .iln s t von In tills causa, i t l i i r w l s c said b ill of c o m p l a i n t will I.,, t a k e n us r i m f i 'ii in l by you ital tills cull me p r o o f ed, i'V p arty . '1 a - n a t u r e of s a i d s u it b e i n g ' a • lilt lo forecloao t h a t c e r t a i n in o rl< a g f d a t e d tile f i r s t d a y o f April x It. I l j i i g i v e n l>y T. I. 1-ona and w ife to J e f f e r s o n S t a n d a r d l.lfo ItiM jrnnce I'o m rfa n y , an d n f r«e•I'd In Mortwnmv llo o k la , o n pnue .‘In of tin I'u td le Ill-cords o f Unde I ‘o n nl> . F l o r i d a It I- f u r t h e r o n l v r c t l f l i n t lids N otice p n id lstie d In T h o S.xnfo rd H e r a ld a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In K unford. Meinliiolf t'o tiiity . F l o r ­ id : iuii ' i' a w e e k f o r f o u r tlX eon••■eullve w e e k s a n d iv co py ( h e r e o f m a i le d In e a c h of th o rtnfend n n t - n a m e d III t h i s O rd e r, \V I T N KH8 m y b a n d a n d t h e o f ­ ficial s e a l of I he C i r c u i t C o u r t nf th e 2ei-d J u d i c i a l C irc u it o f tho •flut e o f F lo r id a Mil itlnl' f o r Hein. Itt*de C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n t h f s ilm 2nd d a y o f It e c e m b o r . A. It. 193J. v. »•:. DOunu\Ha. W IL S O N C l e r k C irc u it C o urt, lly A. M- WKBKM. IlOYLU to. i n t l l l T O N , ( C i r c u i t C o u r t H eal). H o lle lto r s ( o r C o o .p l u l n a u t NOTIC K OK SAI F. N o tic e Is her.-by g i v e n t h a t u n ­ d e r a n d b y v i r t u e of Die F inal tln o reo o f F o r e c l o s u r e lltld Hilte e n lo r c .t on t h e 1st d a y of D e c e m ­ b e r 1917 Iu t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of th o T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d l e l a L C irc u i t of F l o r i d a in a n d f o r HemlmiliC o u n ty , In C h a n c e r y , imlioc thn cause th erein p o ndina. w h erein IIKMIX' It. D IK K In fo iiip liilo u n l. and It A VMXXND V ,, tiU K K N K . lilfKKNACItF.H. INC., n O o rtm ra* (ton, IIKItK KI.KV IILACKMAN, mid QHAItLKH F. FAXVCKTT o n riiHpembfiilH I Khali o f f e r f u r sale a n d s e l l t o tin lilchowl u m l be*l b id d e r f o r cash , f r o m t h e fro n t d o o r o f th e H em lnole C o u n ty C o urt H o u se. Hanford. F lo rid a, il u r l n a •Htu - 1 , i h e p t 'c Kyst nl.tn i • t b e Ie x * I h o u r s o f *' !•■ mi MtiaN o et'l rid* o f Klcvi-ntti H t f i . tluy. J u m iu r y 2nd. I’.iJS, I h e fid. t t " I - s t o a t'**.'t "( **eait, lowlhK d e s e r lb e d r e a l e s t a t e to r n , otin- li-init tail # 4 li ' iyk •• led In Hemlnole C o m ity , l o - w l f : T i e r .1 w c c o n lln a to K It. T ' *' l l e a l u 21 .'il t-2 eliulliH w e n t of f o r d ’s Mi|* > f H unf.iid I'I r ■’ • (h e HoiiHieasl c o r n e r o f Heco s |n-r p l a t ih e r u o f d u ly o f r. tl 'in 2*. T o u n - h l p 21. Hoolll of o*d ( l a ii a e 30 Kii*t: r u n N o r t h Itt T crie Cist*. I’U rc tia si* lo , ch ulits, (Vest f i l l ch a in * . Hotith f o r devil. In c h a in * . P a s t D l l m a i n * : ,1 \M 13 .til M i IN .Ir n r so m u c h ll m r e o r an Is itvcf* *n ry Hpvcial M aati In t;t>ani* to a a t l s f y said D vcrsr to g e th e r w i t h c o sts. Ib-id u t c o s t o f p u r ­ chaser. T h i s th e 3 rd day of li s c u i n b v r r i n u In In c o r e of t h e H to now all C om pistii, l i a r i M i n i * . P e n n s y l v a n i a . I l e r e f i i r o . yon . It l>. 'POMKIIUY a n d II, H. XVF.lkSTF.il. a n t o rd e r e d mill r e n u l r e d to I t atpl a p p e a r b e . f o r e I hi* c o u rt o n (Xir 2nd. d a y of JunU ary. ' I*. I»24. to answ er th i Mil id c o i ^ p t u l n t e s h l h lt m l u i ii In * t y o u In t h i s c a u se , t h e Name I*• in a a .............lime to fore* c l e e - liiltl I’v r t n ll i i n d e n t u r e of t o u r t s a g e d r l f u th e Mtli. d a y of H e p t e ' i p e r 19.1 In tile sum Of Xl'.iuti) na < vei*iited hi C. J. M a r ­ shall anl w ife. K t t u M a r s h a ll , re* o n t d in X lortgaue llook IX poire ’ 72 p u b li c re c o r d s nf Helnltla lc C oiljttv. F tdrldil. unit encilinh er* III)' t h e I d lm v li ls , d . scrllii d {iro. pert*' I t u a ' e In f h i i i n t i l * C o u n ty , 1927. F lo iiilc , m o r n p a r t u o l a r l j ib » c iib ed a s rollover, tn w i t : IllLKH F. I.KWIS. l.ol *. Ulock I. T l - r 3. Hanford. H o l l c l t o r ' fo r C u m p la ltia u : Floruit* u c c ii r d t n s to K. It. T r a f f o r d ' r . M ap of H anford, d u l y , IN TUK O l H C i n T C O U R T O F UKM. r e c o r d e d a o ic n s , t h e p u b li c r e c ­ IN OI.K COUNTY, F L O R ID A . IN o r d s o f He Illinois Con iity, Florl* CM ANCKItY. c , XV. t N lOliJlTClI. C o m p l a i n u n t . o th erw ise u de.-rv ■ p r o couresst* vs Win lo. e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you If li v in g , a n d il Il I* f i t r t l i r r o r d e r e d th a t t h i s K. I l c r m u n s ii n a lc n d . th e h«irs. davlssss, grant* nolle'* ho niilillshod It* T D K HANr e s n r n t h v r c l a i m a n t s , u n d s r th a F ( t R D IIK K A L D . u u e w * p s p * r p u b ­ s a i d K. llvrinatiKiin a n d a l l o t h ­ lish e d In H anford . F lo r id 1. one* e r p u r l Iv*. w hnnp n u tn s s u r n u n ­ e a r b Week fo r f o u r ro nseelltlv* k n o w n I n t e r e s t e d In th e l a n d s uml Week*. p rv i n ls c s liivulviul i n t h i s s u i t . XVITNKHH m y h a n d • « C lerk a n d O R D E R FO R I'U U L IC A T I O N th e Heal of t h e C lrx u lt C oltrl o f F U tlU IX A ’lO: t h e Ti* e n l y . Ililrd J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t T in : HTATK OF U. Ilvrniitrisnn. if ll v l n s , u m l If of F l n r l d n , In a n d f o r Hemlunle C o u n ty , o n t h i s Ihu ! t r d day of ■Irud. th n hi Irs. d y v ls sv s, g ru n t e v * . n f o t h e r clulmanlM, uiolvr ( h o said N ' u r f t n w r , 1927 K I l c r m u n s ii n n r o i l i e r w ’ a* and V. H. IxoUfiLAHH. C l e r k C ir c u i t t ’o u r l . a l l o i l i e r p a r t i - * w h o s e n a m e s art* u n k n o w n In t e r e s t e d In t h s la n d s lly A M. XVKKKH. u p d p r e m is e * In v o lv sd In i h t a s u i t • Duputy Clark. It a p p e a r i n g hy t h s s w o r n Rill fh E A l-X r hfOWTKN P HFKNCF.lt * of C o m i d u l a t h e r e i n t b i t y o u m ay hy I n t e r e s t e d It* t h a t c a r l u l i i lot. s o l i c i t o r s fo r C o m p l a in a n t . P l r c n * n r p a r c e l td la n d s l t u a t a In Bvifilnnlu C o u n ty . F l o r i d a a m i d ss r r i h e d a* follow*, t u - w l t ; 1a*i 34 of N rw l.'psala. a e c o r t t.lux lo tin- plat t h s r s o f , d u l y recorded upon the public ihcords of Heininolu C o u n ty , F t o r 14h. FOR HALE; Small huusn on M«KN t v r t c v : O F HXLK O F n o liu iAvcnuc north of Centriil COLL.VTUHA1. Street. \ 136,00 00 Practically nu Nolle.■ I* hereby given, that 1. " ^ r n |Ifl doien sewing n, l;.e*lY*r of Hemlnole County home, exporlfjttcc unnec- carh rotMilred n*xymcnU like rent. Hank of Hanford. Florida, will sell )u*tille auction at II*** Hemlnole (Mtructioii.H furniahed; AtltlreaalR. H. B. Care The Heruht. Cuunty Run!* at I" oeloek A. M. n t; utltlreaBeii envelope OI, it,. 3rd day o( January A. D. ifticularl. Milo Garment |»2S. the following descrtlail arti­ cles of Jewelry: »way, Bayonne, N. J. FOR *SA E:-r-Bt'uulifu) ureeage 1 m a n s ,11a mo ml rin g 7 lio ty 's d iam o n d rin g s. betwec.f Orlando road*. S3 1-3 I l.id y 't c lu s t e r diam ond r in g . *f some high »(»'» acres, cjfj J l.o lv 's d iam o n d w edding r in g s . Earn $16 dozen sexv- some Idw laml Ideally situati’d H o * ab ove d e scrib e d d iam o n ds 'ti». ^i.ximnence unncc- for poultry ‘'anil. Frontage on old b e in g th e p ro p e rty of II C V le lu . T e r m •* ca sh . ____J. Can be bought at •oiling. Easy, steady K. II. ASHCRAFT. in with very rosy pnymentH. ffial* cut. Addressed Receiver. Heniltiolu t'ounty #a opportunity for smne r'"Kjyt details. Goshi*ii R an k. ' rei t» desirable poultry fa~m U llJX uN . IIOYI.K c. U lillIT tiN . \M«rnay*. Inst nothing. For fnDhci itfhn see IL J. Hoilv, t irrt tl Ban!: Building. Hunforl. wonitin iy v tf ” e.*t*.*»rtT iy*cr*T n p tm k •' v i t -t h i r d j F D t c r xt. rn n ,*I | T .... -ji.-xj k tx tk *if f *o r • solicitor, wotkif xjlt T H E N HE COMES ALONG, RUTS 1 T H E SK ID S UNDER MV BOOST BY T LEVYING A TA* OP TEN B E R R IE S ON MY RO OM AN* BO ARD - A jM NICE L IT T L E G A M E O P Yrv GIVE AN* TA KE nio.i* FOR SALE—Special siile on poTALLAHASSEE — Motor vehlico puppies until Christmas, 703, ieles of Florida ennsumetl 17,280,Onk Ave. Phone 2II-W. |2 I7 galluns of gasoline during ■_ _ i October. FOR SALE—Those fat Ga., Tur keys, price fdk* per pnunil. G THE SOUTH is e'ectrifyin W. Spencer. 2(Ut Hughey Ave many cotton gin*. . » Phone 500. (Let;al Notices) IB— Hfl uses For Sale A W E G O T T W S GUNN IS - E v £ R i SINCE T H E QAV I ST A R T E D AT THE O F F IC E BEEN ON HIS HEELG . TOR A R M Q & lM PAY -Y JELL A S \ . MIRACLES SO M E TIM ES HAPPEN, V L G O T \ T — T tM BUCKS A VJEEK > d a ir Hue I t ) of ib m m M 'e TlAl I n tli* City « f Hanford. F l o r i d a . n*r p in t th e r o f d u l y n r tirdeu anii-HK Hie p u b li c r*cp rd n of S r m ln .d e C o u n t y . F l o r J ' l v. in M at |Vi»k 2 on itu g r 3*, n j n i 'r i i '»•- i d e c r e e p ro c o n l v u u w ill I*, r u t , T e d a g a i n s t you. I t l-> f u r i h e r o rd e r e d t h a t • tid e n o ti c e !••■ p u b lis h e d In T h e Hanf v r d H erald , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d “ «nf-r>l. Hcmiiiul« C o u n ty , r lo rlila once ea c h w e e k f o r f o u r conn*i*ut l m w eek * ^X YlTXKss m i baud u s C le r k a n d I ” *' ae**1 "f tb e C irc u it C o u r t o f th * T w e n t y - t h i r d J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t n r tlie HUI.- .,f F lo r id a , In a n d f o r F e m in o le C o u n ty , i n lb!* th e 23rd d«J of N ovem ber, A I*. 1927. V i: IKXL’tlLAHH. C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t ll> A M. XVKKKH. I V p u ' y C le rk . (8KA1-X I !..<•(i t t j :s ,v s c k n c i : h So llrller-. ,m.| i.f c o u n s e l f o r Ilie •'••to|i|.ilunnt Attrctivcly furnished : room aprtm vnt, hot water, privata 1-ath garage. 731I-J. L>pj W 1th St. F'or Sah or Rent One six room ORLANDO Building perm its [! house, ami 250 chickens—one issued here during recent week ft (•nrgo apartment four room house furnished. 2500 totaled $17,188. . . . f in i r Fench Ave. Orunge Ave., Oak Hill, Sa:.fortl, j house for rent at corner cd and Oak Ave. Phone 90. b i - f u r *1 GROSS CITY—Morgan Hunlwnro it Furniture Company en­ -tfmhrelln tent larging Us building on South now. Phono 713-J Buibcr Avenue. 15—Vpart men l l’or Udnt 'OKfh.BUiCiC CO. [2 Vt^fronlln Ave. PtM « 867. ... f ... 3 famished housekeeping rooms, P * - U A ItkO N S ffe place, $20.00 monthly, :!0l •rn Automobile Co. Coi 6th find Palmetto. dia . iv*. 1'hc.r.e 137 F(R RENT—Phillips apartment*, icss Service Ornqr of Second and Oak, two anl three rooms, private hath— fuiiished or unfurnished. Recently n-a transfer picture*, reiova'.ed and under new manage* its. and brushes. Sun nt nt. Rent mibonahlc. ie Paines and Varnishes, -i.i", - and Wall Pap«r FJR RENT—A furnishetl apart '. Fljot SSngnt »nt| garage. 1101 Elm Ave. eiroer 11th »t. iB^jtvery shapf and ■■Tsanfvrd,-.jCqjnea*. Airactive . furnishud apurtmeuU. :n-.pany, Frfth and ^>rner Purk and Tenth St*4Phone 112-5V. Fiijjilaire installed, water mid tusscl. Farms, Grovos, gffttge furnished. Phone 18-J. ftIU M. Park Ave. Phone CIEMENTS APARTMENTS «12 Tark Ave. ApartmcnU.—2 and 4 —gtrage and water. Reasonable. n r PRINT SHOP serviro on anything ir. A phone call will gul FUCNISIIED apartm ent for rent in the Herald building—u down* Phone 417-W. 'J Railtowa t'entiun at remarkably Itixv rat*i. Ask for Mr. Haines ut The iOOFING—The Roof F.v- llrrald c2ficc. f.Mclnl » ahlngUte: ream tin and galvinizoa 16— Houses For Rent James H. Cowan. Oak rhird St. Phone 111, FOR RENT:—Small cottage on rear of lot. Will rent for SIT* no 'V Yvl'JK OLD WALLS IE NEW WALL PAINT per month. Located nt 1585 Mag INC NEW AND BET- noliu Avenue. Inquire at Herald t FURTHER INFOHMA* office. ILL PHONE 2:i5-J OR X CULLER. SANFORD. FOR RENT:- 5 room hungnlow at 3121 Falmetto Avenue, Corner lot. Garage. $25,110 monthly. In­ xAl'U—repairing, p.uno quire a t Hernhl office. y experts with 17 years [)k BENT -3 room house ■with . Sanford music store garage. $8.00 a month. Apply lmPIto. Room 10 A 11 Me7 l'oplar Ave. fade. Phone 8.72. .mtad a p p e a r Give her tin Electric Singer Sew­ T. 1.. <MIPKK »>\ n III ing Machine. She wants one. Bath Rohes, Sweaters, Neck Wear, IT Ml M T .vn : UK y Belt Buckles, Socks, Handker­ She needs one. Terms to suit, T, I*. Li 'St i. it ml ml chiefs anti Bed Room Sllpi>eri. Phone 80. In tin’ (iillow p r n p s r t y <ittu.«t t n Hi Woodruff Sl Watson, 208 E ly , Klorltlit, t i t First St. For the Kiddies 1*1*1 f». i*f lilui'K III* Xicty furnishetl room. Hot and Reasonable Gifts of all kinds ctri water. Gnrage furnishetl. reasonable IVices. Mi-La Vnca* Jtinunry 1st. can he seen Shoppe. 110 .Magnolia. at a r time. 120‘J Magnolia, lObllet M «n»-t C o u rt nr. t h » Slid, dmy o f Jn rig f t n . A- U. I93K, to i i n i w e r t o t h e h tll o f c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a i r n l n t t J m i In th i s c a u s e , tin* amnia b e i n g IV I 'r c r m l l t l i ? lo f o r e c lo s e th iV t.C fr. t a i n I n d e n t u r e of m o r t n n e o d a t e d |h«* I Jth. d a of M a r c h , A. i'i. i w « . •■xi cutei b y H E N R Y a LONH and .xv-if* U U . U N 1 .0 X 0 , to J . a 1U K T ItV K K n. amid m o r t w a i Ee being f M t m l i i l a m o n g th e nuUI e rcco rtla nf Hemlnole C o u n ty . H ln rld a. 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Florida, v>' 1 Iu Usts-aU ol suab ap? « u ra * C « T W rs* p r* C onfsssn Will be entered uxalnst you, SaIU >)l»«v** Mlcg lor U s pnrpoaa *f ««i«U m- tng *nd sstnhllihfng the title* of tnd Die Complainant In uml to th* I*, above ilesrrlhcd premise*. «x IT 18 FUltTIIF.l) d IIDKRKD that t r v Hit* p o t lee he p u b lish ed a n o f It d a ! r,*s4 k (or fair tlx cn n secn tlv s sun (d e l f i n In The H -n fo rd t l s r u l d . a n e w s p a p e r ' p u b lish ed In S a u l u r d , l*l« gemln-le ilutiiiP N l*lff** **ra "ip-rv-.|<t*lit« of .iiaford. Stmliu*'**' <T Florida. S l - t * o f C v r l i V wild t h a t you * V. I* * ' "JLJiSS. r s S i d a n u of a si--taza--------------or country * of '■ j 't CourL HotnlMI* c tt-'-F’n-ida fly A M xvr-Kk'd. MUX LII.- WATHUN X’’*ir'J 0 BRAKE SERVICE Hydraulic uml Mechcxical l.ockhrttl Hydraulic Drake Fluid and P arts Sp*jcial Nash Lining t AUTO REPAIRING | Sanford Aulo Brake Co» i j 316 W. P i n t SI. I’hoihs 21S-J FOR RENT LOCH ARBOR One t room, on« 5 room oad one 6 loom house. ■ *! These houses are modern in every respect, and the rrent a n .•tn * nmgus bu nn ib w ilca .\ »I Abo hu.ve two 2 room] uuartments partly, fuia*-! Lshed. You will lu r e I? these to appreciate thn � 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 17, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 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 17, 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/53bcdd14d1655918fd92ff8e96e73677.pdf 14035c3c964220cc92bbd40e4753a79c PDF Text Text tw e in r e ■y r . |i .* jthed F ^ * r *j 1 V e g e t a b le P a r tly cloudy tm lgh t, by rain in south and east' portions, colder In and north portions; Satin and colder. • rd e n la ld . Leased Wire International Newa Service_________ S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 6 .1 9 2 7 English Church H ead Asks People To B e Patient In Rejection O f Prayerbook LONDON, Dec. lA— The Arch­ bishop of Canterbury, head of the Church o f England, today appeal­ ed to all members ' exercise )rmer Coiwnimcfafit I avoid. . — ----- Is or actions Enlarges On Other .in. -protest against the rejection of Charges Before In- the new prayer book by the House Vi Commons. The vote on the vestigatin g Group prayer book was 247 to 205. Rejection o f the prayer book by Commons followed its acceptance by the House o f Lords. The new pfayer book wns the result o f 20 , .* • * yearj o f labor by prelates and it was supported by nearly all the bishops of the church. Defense O fB u m s-S Contem pt Trial Tries To Puncture Federal Charge Badly Battered B1Q Howe By Virtual tion Of Democratic ers And Goes To P * » e s Telegram* Passing Between Dicta­ Mexico City And Mexican Lead­ Consulate A re Demanded By Senate Reed Investigating Group Many Changes A re Senate Continues Made In Reduction Its Investigation iys Naval Men Lack Initiative Further Alterations Expect­ Bank Records Revealing The ed B y Senate F i g h t i n g T o Mexican Governments Fin­ Repeal Inheritance Levy ancial Deals May Be Seen ery Detail W orked Out For Thein Ad I f They W ere Clerks WASHINGTON, Dec. IO­ N S )— Enlarging his charg­ o r “waste and inefficiency” the Navy, Rear Admiral lomas P. MnGruder, who Efdrldge And Company Likely Fourteen Soviet Military Ad­ is deposed as Commandant To Buy Bonds A t Private visers Are Arrested Anil Ex the Philadelphia Navy Sale Because Time Will Not ecuted) Condemned Made To Parade Before Execution Permit RMidvertlsing' Issue ird, told the Houao Naval 'fairs Committee today that The City o f Sanford’s proposed e high ranking naval offi- sole o f $150,000 worth o f refunding k at sei and ashore wero made bonds failed to attract a single hid fo t the whole issue and the City lere ,rubber stamps by bureau Commission yesterday afternoon was compelled to adjourn without lefs In Washington.*' disposing o f the securities. One *A /sir example was a recent hid wan opened but that was for only a part o f the Issue $1,00,000, and thq Commisloner* rejected it without any further ado. The lone o ffe r came from Pa r­ son, Son A .Company o f N ew York which made Its bid - through the First National Bank o f this city. An o ffe r o f 05.665 for $100,000 wns made with the interest at five and a half per cent. The bW was ac­ companied by B request for a short W A SH IN G TO N Dec. Id — (tN S ) — A badly battered tax rvdiKtion bill was sent to the Senate today, following passage by tM House under the virtual dictation of Democratic leaders. Carrying an estimated to ta l re­ duction o f 1280,7.1(1,000, j th « bill far exceeds the limit o f aedactlon set by President Coolldge and Sec­ retary Mellon that the treasury could not stand a cut greater than $225,000,000. Furthar chrngos aro ^xpfleted Arm y Officers Visit Sanford Guard Unit oriik yacht Club and iiuiastic yachtsman. er i announce­ rs tea . beCoast Line Dee. S3 and ite Conaeetasked to jobt a s in the specrayealed, but a (his step ha* A G E N T S A R R ESTED 8C ALO O SA* Ala., Dec. Ifl.— )— U n d e rw ter activities o f Prohibition agents, posting “« n b a t the U niversity o f ^ furnished ■liquor to etu- Funeral Rites A re H n ee ild a vOn n Thursday m uisuaj ForLAConnellyJr Funeral service* for Lee HaW' kins Connelly Jr., aged three years, went held Thursday afteenoon at 3 o’clock at the home o f the parents, Mr. end Mrs. L. H. Connelly an Park Avenoe. Those in charge of the final rites were the Rev. Mortimer Clover, rector of Holy Crone Episcopal Church, and Rev. Frank Marler paster o f the Christian Church. Burial fo l­ lowed la Lakeview Cemetery. Handsome floral offering* were sent by friends o f the family r#xd the t ie r casket waa cohered with M ajor R obert N. Ward, comm­ anding o fficer of the first battalion o f the 124th Infantry, and Captain W. H. Williams, regular army laatructor assigned tv this district. were yeeierdey guests o f CepL J. C.t Hutchinson and but night re­ viewed tha work o f Company D o f T h J officers described the company ga one o f the best drilled and equipped unita of the Florida nat­ ional gugrd and praised Capt. Hut­ chinson end his fellow officers for their efficient work. \Voin*n Senator Haa Attack O f Neuritis A T L A N T A , D ecT 1« — ( I N S ) Mra. Rebecca Felton, only woman nsreusad* edged with pink gladioli. Senator o f the United S ta te , was A quartet composed of Mr*. In a hospital here today su fftriag Claud Herndon, Miss Helen Vernay serious Jee Grdkam and 8. R. Dlghton sang "S afe In The Arms Of Jesus to her advanced age— 92/— phyafduring the w nrkes at the home. clans deemed It best to send her Aft the rametery the quartet rend­ to the hospital. M r v Felton was stricken as she ered "S h ill W e Gather A t the Riv­ er." " la The Garden." sad “ Ask*p war. about to kave fo r her Home In In J i t e * Mrs. Hsmdon sang A CaitergviU ^ after attending a Christmas party at the .Soldkrs Little Pink Rose." ’ Pallbearer* were: Ernest Wim- Confederate Home here. b|sh- Htnry Blair Wlmblsh. Maur­ H AYE S PAYS PENALTY ice Wimbish and Albert Connelly, all o f than undss o f the deceased. SPRINGFIELD. 'IL. D - HI.— i t s baby Is survived by his parf INS)— James Hpyes. 20. wen jfct*. Mr. and Mr*. L. H. Connelly •ind. grand-porenUi Mr. and Mrs. ney, Frank O’Rielly, n Burns angnt admitted he talked to Mr. and Mrs. Kldwell. Tho government refusod to le t ’ O 'R ielly relate his conversa­ tion with them, at which the de­ fense objected. Justice Siddons to­ day upheld the government, and 0 ‘ Rlelly was turned over to Char­ les A . Douglass, Burns lawyer, fo r cross-examination. O’Rlelly said when ho talked to Mrs. Kldwell he did not enter her house, or did mention juror Kidwell in the conversation. Tho gov­ ernment objected |o this line o f questioning and the court was tied up fo r a long time in a tang­ led legal knot. Democrats Arc Reported Ral­ Aged Father And Hia W ife Are lying New Caraway Plan To Back On Their Farm A fter .1 Virtually Repeal Turin So Bank records revealing the Months In Jail Indicted Forj to be mule (n the Senate! Where Me xicsn Government's financial Far As It Concerns Farmer Commiting Heinous Crimes u hard drive will be waged fo r re­ transactions -in this country may American Humai d e fy Cables Embassy Impb Charley N o t Ai Colonel ToV isi '■ Other Conn ^ “Lone Eagle” President Tt F o r His Met MEXICO C ITY, Dec. America’s best known’'' bo&sador” was face to today with a problci rnanding all hjs diploi He has been invited t< tend a gala bull fight on day, especially arrange his honor. However, the erican Humane Society peal of the Federal Inlrrttaiu also come under the scrutiny o f W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 1(1 (IN S ) B L A K E L Y Ga., Doc. 16— (I N S ) ready has cabled to tb e^ j Tax. This would rut ahout|34,00(),. the committee in its efforts to — A Southern attack on tho equal­ 000 more from the natlon'arsvemi- “ tret to the bottom" o f the sen­ ization feo “ backbone" o f tho — Harris Hayes. (10, and his w ife, States Embassy requesting; Runs Into S e c o n d W A S H IN G T O N , Itoc. 16. — ( I N S ) — Raleigh’s claim to a pow­ erfu l radio broadcasting station, commensurate with the bigger sectional stations o f the north, will be presented form ally early In Jen. to the Federal Radio Com­ mission. Th e North Carolina congression­ al delegation Is solidly behind the mows. A t a, preliminary hearing before the commission yesterday. Raleigh’s ease was stated by J. W. B aik y, who was supported by Reps. Yon and Abernathy, Frank A . Hampton, Secretary to Senator Simmons. "Advocates of Raleigh's case express entire confidence' e f ultimate victory” , said Hampton. W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. Ifl.— (IN S ) The defense in the Bums-SInclair contempt trial tried today to break down the government’s charge that the Burns Detectives shadowing thd Fnll-Sincinir Jurors had established contact with Juror Kldwell through his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kldwell. The government alleged certain o f the jurors w ere conscious o f be­ ing followed and watched by oper­ atives hired by H arry F. Sinclair. Sinclair, W illiam J. Burns and four associates are on triah for contempt for alleged ju ry spying. Under examination by Jumes J. O’Leary, Assistant District A tto r­ W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. Ifl — (IN S )— Official telegrams pasting between Meixeo City and tho Mexican Consulate In New York were under subpoena by the Sen­ ate today as the special Reed Committee continued ita investiga­ tion of the startling series o f docu­ ments recently printed in tho Hrarst Newspapers, which set forth numerous 'anti-Am erican activities by the fallen Govern­ ment. • dared by Congressmen wl o have talked with him, has threatened to veto the measure as a n ;naae to sound finances o f the com try. As passed by the Hous« the bill provides: Corporation an Ufa In­ surance income tax rate < it $rom 11 1-2 to 11 1-2 per re t, with sliding seal# fo r rorporati ns with incomes undsr $16,000 nfluslly Raleigh Plans For N ew Radio Station Member Audit Burcao O f Clrealatlona The case o f Annie Bellamy, Annie Irene Bellamy, Davis Bel­ lamy and Sadie Jackson, negroes charged Jointly with the slaying o f Albert Gardner on June 2t) o f this year at Midway, was still be­ fore the circuit court today after occupying nil uf Thursday's ses­ sion. The state had not completed its case by noon today and the de­ fense la said to have a number o f witnesses to testify before it rests its side. There are indications that the cake may ran over into tomorrow’s session but court attaches were hopsful that It might go to the Jury late today. Millard B. Smith waa prosecuting the quartet and tha firm af DeCottea and Spencer* waa counsel fo r tha defense. The ease, one o f the three mur­ der cases on the court's docket, at­ tracted a large number o f negroes to the eoert room. Tha Indictment against tha quartet charge* all o f them with discharging the gun each o f them w ith aiding and abet­ ting the others. Members o f the Jury hearing the case a r t : L. B. Mann, T* B. Kinard, E. L. ZIAm erm an, A. H Mid­ dleton, D. P. Drummond, C. F. Chapman, K. W . Bobbin.', J. B. Brice, Howard Brawning, S. F. Johnson, E. N. Mitchell and J. L. Brown. Judge Wallace W righ t has set Monday morning fo r tha trial o f C. M. Hogg, fbrm er Altamonte Springs marshal, charged with slaying o f Joseph Cone on August M o f this year. The ease is expect­ ed to consume several days. sational charges that the Calles Regime appropriated largo sums of money from the Mexican T rea ­ sury ostensibly for distribution in the United States, All o f the U. S. Senators nnmed recclpionts o f sum running from $15,000 to $500,000 stood ab­ solved today from having received any money, or even knowledge that their names were being used. In rapid succession. Senators Borah ( R ) o f Idaho, LaFollette (It) of Wisconsin, Norris (R ) of Nebraska, and H eflin (D ) of A la ­ bama, denied ever having been approached by the Mexican Gov­ ernment, or anyone connected with it, and the Senatae Investigating committee expressed complete con­ fidence Id their innocence and lack of knowledge o f the entire a ffair. Executives o f tbs Hearst News­ papers, Including W Ulkm Ran­ dolph Hearst, the publisher, joined with tho Investigating committee In stating their disbelief that nny of tHr money alleged to havs beep Appropriated f r o t h o Mexican Treasury ever reached nny mem­ ber! of the United States Senate. Mr. Hearst paid he reurhed the same conclusion that President Coolidgi* was said to have exprtnivtl when the matter wns brought to hla attention that the Senators’ names were used by unscrupulous Mexican o f fi­ cials as “ u blind" to cover up the distribution of the money unioug Mexican officials themselves. In other words, the belief was ex­ pressed by several witnesses that the money was “ milked" from the Mexican Treasury and went to nrlrh Mexican officialdom, the Ivnators being the innocent and unwitting vlrtima o f a scheme by Mexican!) to rob their own treas­ ury. A direct question o f (veracity as to the authenticity o f the docu­ ments was raised between Arturo Ellas, Mexican consul and fiscal agent in New York, and Miguel Avila, an American-born Mexican, who secured the documents and turned them over to the Hearst Newspapers. A vila swore that he saw part of the documents taken from ihe secret files o f the Mexican Gov, eminent in Mexico City, and that he saw still others taken from the office, files o f Elias in New York. These two sets of docu­ ments, one obtained in Mexico City and the other In New York. were shown by Hearst executives to doVe-tail with each other. Ellas swore that all of the charges were false sad that the documents purporting to have coma from his office were fo rg e r ­ ies. He expressed the belief that the other documents from Mexico City also were false. . I France Frees Harvey W h o Deserted Legion P A R IS . Dec. 10—i(IN S )— T h e Ministry o f War today sent a tekgram to the director o f the ClaijYaux Prison ordering the re­ lease o f John Harvey, young B rltkher who is serving a four-year McNary-Haugen Bill, todny threatened to split tho ranks of tho Farm Bloc In tho Senate. W ith westerner Republicans sup­ porting the equalization feo, which President Coolidgo vetoed n year ago, Southern Democrats were re­ ported rallying to the new Carawny plan, which would virtually repeal the ta r iff so fa r as American agriculture is concerned. Tho Caraway plan was certain to in­ ject a ta riff w ar into the agricul­ tural relief figh t with tho outcome based with doubt. The new relief program, Spon­ sored by Senator Caraway ( D ) of Ark., would establish tho tamo federal agricultural relief corpor­ ation proposed in the M cNaryHaugen bill, fils program, in fact, Includes every feature o f tho Mc­ Nary-Haugen plan except the equalization fee. In Its stead. Caraway would take care o f tho surplus crop by allowing farm organisation!! utn brin g into tho United .itatojp duty fr$a a quan- ( ’tussle, were back on their farm some six miles from Blakely today, free a fter throo months in jail, and under tho shadow o f Indictments charging diabolical crimes. The indictments, six in ail, ac­ cused them o f three murtlors, of poisoning their two sons. James) and Amos, nnd the latter's wife, Gladys, 17-ycar-old Detroit girl. The elderly father was tried first, on the bill alleging the murdor o f Gladys. He was acquitted yesterday. And last night Solici­ tor General B. T. Casteliow went into early county superior court with a motion to nollu prosse all the other,indictments against the rouplo. Judge Yeomans signed tho order, and they stood exonerated o f all charges. Tho ja il doors wore opened, and the old couple walked out, a little bew ilderedat tho suddenness with whleh their troubles had dkaipated. ‘I'v e got no way to get home.'' •»m a tV d llayes. "It's a long walk got him ewe, and took t& T w p f e home. And hey began puttering, a­ round he farm house, whoro they live alone, seeing if this o r that tho farm er freedom from the tar­ had chanked during the three mo­ iff on articles which he must mentous months. purchase. Rep. Haugen (R ) o f Iowa, co­ author o f the McNary-Ifnugpn Bill, announced today ho was put­ ting finishing touches on a re­ vised measure and expected to pieaent it to tho llouso by to­ morrow. In sulmtance It in tho old McNary-Haugen Bill, with tho equalisation feo nnd a provision that the federal farm board could . h ri.u i deal In any agricultural products, nJ ? l v ^ ? rather than being limited to cor,lh' » ” tain basic commodities. Albemarle, A company or artil. 'I am trying to put teeth into k r *r. wil1 Uk# the b ill," said H augen.'The equal*, l,nrt 11 attack, ization fee is Indispensable but The bridge is to be destroyed to by some changes I think I w ill rnuko room fo r » t,an‘ will meet all tho objections raised by b‘* conatnicted across the river. President Coolldge in h i! veto The bombardment o f the bridge message." The board would be •" to be watched by ordinance ox, compelled to taka surpluses o ff P® ** who l ° °*>teln the market. able information on the value of _ ! _____________ _ aerial bombs in destroying bridges m • _ i from tho war like attack qn tho s p e c ta c u la r I n a l «m c u r .. ■ , Lindbergh has accepted It Ions from Guatemala, Hon Salvador, and Panama to v it l countries by air before n to the United States from Ambassador Morrow infon State Department today. The Ambassador’ s mesas no details. President Cooli Secretary K ellogg were ; by Col. Lindbergh fo r tfc gratulatlons they sent, h the success o f his w a s Mexico C ity non-etop fU f message to the president “ I appreciate sincerely telegram o f con r ra ta ix desire to express to you appreciation o f your into: fligh t and o f your cordli and good wishes.'*. , , To K e llog g he t e l e m j " thank you sincerely telegram o f cqngn fo r the Interest and en by you which h cess.’" Another telegram o f | sentiment was dlipatdM Speaker Longworth and IbkV o f Representatives. Excursions thruout tho e ft its environs and further bout officials and the* populace in store fo r Lindbergh today. *.' I t was also highly probabt] the F ly in g Colonel would at a temporary escape from hie can admirers, who apparentn no Intention o f ceasing tbeb thusiastic receptions, a n ij Vulbuena field to g ive the h alf o f " w e " a thorough In White Lindbergh's plat tho length o f time ha erflj here are still indefinite, H derstood that his next da would ba Guatemala and tl there he would continue M o f Central America, touc Havana during the session Pan American Congress b< turning home. A t any rate, according fly er himself, wherever from hero T t w ill be b y a! Lindbergh closed anothc furl o ily snthuslastlc W last night by attending a \ World Flyers A g a in performance especially Postpone Record H op fo r him b y the Foreign President C alks and l D A Y T O N A B EAC H , Fla., Dec. occupied a box alono. ‘ V, Throughout the perform Ifl.— ( I N S )— Edward Schlee and William S. nrock, round the world large crowd which pae fliers who will attempt to break tha world’s fligh t enduranco re­ cheer the young Ameri cord, Unlay again postponed their bergh waa forced to ria lo w lc d e wthe t......... knowledeg cheers 1 take-off due to strong southwest BeriataTn, the j winds and unfavorable weather (continued on forecasta from Washington and Florida stations. For a few minutes before seven o'clock, tho wind was from the south and the two fliers thought their take-off would be poaaibk and prepared their plane, but it veered again to the west and the attempt wax abandoned fo r today. QUfefiEC, Dee. 14 N A T IO N A L G U AR D ORDERED Searchers fo r the bodt ran li) the rains o f the O KLA H O M A C IT Y , Okla., Dee. Charles Convent, k h k ifl.— (IN S —Gov. Henry 8. John­ troyod by fire here earl; ston ordered tho Qklahoma N at­ ional Guard, unit to return to the Senate Chamber o f the State'C ap­ itol today and thus became tech­ nically in contempt o f the senate court fur his impeachment. set. The defense attempted to es­ tablish an alibi showing /that ho was a t the convict c* h>£ on tho night o f tho flogging,/.D ec, 13, 1924. ’ ' . , * T O 8U R Y M Y HARBORS T ria l o f the other 13 defendants War Mint try’s order fol-| Is* expected to start when tha BelW A S H IH G T O N D e c . l e - ( I N B ) the panto n for Harvey I she case Is completed. Nineteen, — Resolutions w ere adopted by tha yesterday by President other flo g g in g charges remain on rgu e-^ n arvey deserted the the wake spurt docket In cqnnecjtwith Bennett Doty, tha , two other flo ggin gsj IiY V A M IT E K IL L S YO U TH t an, who already has heCri . •• ■ --------- d and la on his wuy hark. > D KKUNIAK SPRIN G S. Fla.. to the United States, Dec. Ifl— (I N S )— Roy Branuan, AVERTED son of Mrs. E. C. Brennan, had M A N FO U N D G U IL T Y , one hand blown o f f and the other u. Dec. 14. ' » — . badly mangled when a piece of S A N FRANCISCO, Dec. HL— Pa., diocese, the.Vatlcai dynamite exploded a t the homo of ( I N S ) — Found guilty o f violating ! 1 v . hi* grandfather, who had beer, us­ the Mann Act, Edgar C. Llneberry, ing tho explosive In blasting tree 36, a contractor o f Greensboro, N. C-, today foes* a sentence of (tigh­ t e n months in the federal prison. ■^| W INTER H A V E N — New state He U charged with deserting his wtfb Sad three children to elope » bargh not to attend.'. AJ^ ^ �See Window Bilk nioomers. I’ajiim, * Oowns. Dainty ( nd»r> garment*. . V;,|UM I( to *2.25 V a n R a a lt e R e a l Ray>o n B loom ers, T e d s a n d G o w n s $ 1 .0 0 E a c h Ladies H andker­ chiefs Em broidered Linen i inches wide with colored bor■' napkins to match. Hand printed sets Assort**!) colors and while linen. Hand embroidered. 1, do/, in Christmas box Spcrial. 2 days, l»o\ Towels Boudoir P illo w s Lam ps Si\ large size buck and hath towels some arttn coluretT In.Tier 6 for jjy * l!l •'i'c.liou doirJam tis. Vail- F*icy lacu ues up (o *2.30 Sale I’ rice (2nd si|iare, oval and heart thaped. *2.(10 valued. Sale I’ rice flo or) H an d erch ief Soecial 30 dozen all linen, some plain and some It.upl em’ iruidered One llo/eit Ladies Brassicrs Children’s Silk Muslin Underwear Underwear. Toils and bloomers light shades. (2nd floor) Special Christmas Hose Silk Bloom ers Van Knalle and others. Rayon silk in light mill shades (2nd flo o r) Colored Dr Tissues •N*w spring tissues, j g inches. Fast colors. Small, medium an, large checks 3 ydt. B oy’s Ties Fore— in— hand and how ties Regular 73c values Special Fri day and Saturday 2 for In Christmas boxes with buckles, Tan and Mack Special Nothing .. * • Before • \Reserved k * Friday • * . trimmed._l|nund, Linen Nankins Fine dark In fa n t Blankets All silk chiffon. Full Fashion All Shades. 2 days Want Colored. 36 ipclirs wide Special I yds. Luncheon Sets Hemstitched pure linen table napkins. Assorted designs. Kri day & Saturday In fan t Pillow s Finest down baby pillows, (2nd floor) Special E verfa st Suiting All shades 36 inches Dunrantced fust colors. 21 E x tra i In do/eti men's and boy's tie* values up to *1.00 Special Sale I’ rice. 1 for “ E v e rfa s t” Gingham M en ’s Union Suits 36 inches wide. A ll shades and plain white. 2 yds. Minuting and other makes Val ues up to *l.a0 Special M en ’s H andkerchiefs B oy’s G o lf Socks 10 dozen men'* colored border handkerchief*. Special | f ur Silk U nderw ear Uloomcrs, Step-ini', pajamas, A ll light colors. 2 duy Sole Fancy Lace and Lin en Lau ndry & Shoe Bags pieces. v anity 1|n(j runncrtl v > , All Colors, ltcuular $1.75 w Im ues up to $ 2 .^ ,e a c h Special P a ck a g e Goods One llbli* dr Itoyhl Society pack age goods. (2nd flo or) Special 2 days P illo w Cases One table of pilluw cases. Hem stitched and stamped ready It embroider K n it Goods Infants sweaters and bfftcti Special 2 day Sale (icco*4tlm)< L in g e r ie Cloth “ E v e rfa s t” Stripes 36 inch gingham Small strip* and check*. 2 yds. Curtains I2 do/, ruffled curtain*. Dotted or striped marqtfUeRe, plain srrimm. In whit^ ivory and ecru $2.00 values, | M en ’s Silk H ose All colors and alicw values to *1.HU (Special * Boy’s m ouses Odd lot* aud broken -izv» | U r $1.00 values Special •» Gowns . ‘ Rayon silk gown* for ChriitaW gift*, $2,00 values. PuUllhli* . (2nd floor) : Small cheeked dimity and finished jersey cloths. All te| shades. Three yards Vull Fashion. A ll pure silk. A ll shades Special I Boy’s Caps tan, brown. Value* up to $1.50 Sale I’ rice Prints 32 inches wide. **Kmli Small designs. Special I'n . A Saturday 3 y<Ls. for M en’s Hand-. • !: chiefs (All silk. Colored border*. K»r * lar $1.73 value* Sale 1’Hc* Watch Chains k Hickok Watch chai*» ■lido*. $ U « **luf< ’ �-s t« V J 4 I s A d v e rtis in g In T h e H era ld M arket S ection Can Be R elied U pon F o r T h eir Qualit y And L o w P rices A n d E xcellen t Service. T o PatronizeT h eseF irm g Is T o Assure hatisfar country * froiRht and passenner servlet* that has been adequate, prompt and dependable. This improvement, since the clone of the war, in railway ser­ vice. has been so important u con­ tribution to the economic welfare of the United States that it has been termed an economic revolution __a silent ami bloodless revolution it is true, but none the less a fund­ ament.d i-hunKe in conditions that hnr plrjed a mifthty part in main­ tainin'.; ‘ table economic conditions rr rat# than ever 'before” sftitl Aisbton today. Ilu* recants nhn\V. however, that the "turn” came in June, and from that time- on the freiuht traffic, was not only con­ sistently below that for 1U26, bi t the tendency was for the rate of decrease to grow in amount ns the year went on. Passenger traffic was consistton, president o f the American itiitly below the previous year, the Railway Association, shows that , number of pnsserger-'iiiles for the revenue car-loadings and ion-miles year 1027 being from four to five for the year will be only about 1 per cent below those for 1!I2Fi." he per cent less than the totals for declared. the yenr 1926. Considering that The head of the American Hailthe comparison is made with an way Association estimated a de­ unusually active and prosperous cline of 2 to .'! per cent in railroad year, the record for American revenues this year as compared transportation is not nearly us with 1926. This means that the had ns it appears in various pre­ transportation companies had sentations. about $100,000,Mill less than in the “ Railway freight traffic during previous year, and. when the e f­ the first half of 1927 ran at a high- fect of the lower gross earnings reached through to not onrnings. they nccount for u decline of about ten per cent. "What nre the outstanding feat­ ures in the railroad outlook for tnancial Editor Predicts M ild Depression W ill Be fo llo w e d B y Gradual Rise Ud’j 'lh .H y V/. S. Cousin* *■ international News S erri.e Financial Editor ". NEW YORK. Dec. 16— Consid­ erable Importance has been at­ tached to the decline in railroad •anting:! in the fourth quarter of the year a» an evidence of, natd an important Uctar in, the mild deproytQpJa A .nerican business in _A Cartful survey of transports m conditions, made for Intemat inal News service by R. H. Aish N ation al Music Body In vited To This State P itts & FORT MYERS. Fin., Dec. 10. in behalf o f the Federated Music Clubs of Florida, Mni- A. A. Coult. president of the Fr.rt Myers Music club hus wired the executive hoard of the Nat­ ional Federation o f Music clubs, now in session in New Yotk City, an invitation to hold its spring meeting in Florida. Miss Margaret Haas, state president, in attend­ ance at the national meeting, will te.i ler Florida’s invitation. 'the daie ol the Florida state i Conwnthn to l*e held at I.nkcI land in the spring will not he nni flounced until'the national conven­ tion acts on the Florida invita­ tion, it was pointed out. L it t r e ll Say- “ Y ou can buy oil at all prices” ( I N S ) — Acting W e Sell . QUAKER STATE at 35 cents a quart E X P E R T A U T O R E P A IR IN G 105 N. Pa lm etto PhonelOj ial Christmas Offer B lu e B o n n e t M a r k e t RED S TA R 21.1 Sanford Ave. Wholesale and Retail secured a special crop o f fin e fru it fo r •Extra Fancy Gift Boxes of Oranges l Christmas O rders Taken and Shipped Ifi fo r You : S a tu rd a y S p e c ia ls j|2xtra Fine L o t o f Satsumas, A fru it that excels the Tan gerin e, per doz. . 2 0 c O p h it e Potatoes, 10 lb s ...... 3 0 c ;i§w eet Potatoes, 6 lbs......................... J.GC '>Beans, 2 l b s . ......... ............................ 1 5 c | Oranges, d o z .................. w.... 1 ^ & 9 f t p ^Tangerines, doz G R O C E R Y & FEED C O Saturday Phnm 31 Specials Cranberries, 1 lb. ....... ................. ................ 23c 2 cans, no. 2\A* Tomatoes .................. ............... 25c Brown Mule Tobacco, plug ............................................... 15c White Potatoes, Florida Grown, 10 lbs........... ................. 40c Sweet Potatoes (Porto Rica), 10 lbs.............. ................ 30c White Bacon, per lb . ... ............................... .................. 16c Golden Days Self Rising Flour,.. 24 lbs............................ . $1.20 We stock at nil limes a complete line of fancy and atapli groceries, poultry, horse and dairy feeds. Having a number of large branch store; nt vnrious points thoughout Florida and purchasing power enables us to offer ym extremely attract­ ive prices on all classes of merchandise every day in the week. When dealing with us you are buying “ From Manufacturer Direct to You.1* W. S. Bar Ion, Mgr. Free Parking Space in Rear 1 • We Deliver SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 0 1 5 * 20C Apples, 3 lb s ....................................... 2 5 c Cle&rbrook Butter, l b . ........... FEAST D A Y FO O D S 5 3 c Grape Fru it, 2 f o r .................................f f g L a r g e r S iz e ,..................... g & 1 0 c W om en everyw h ere have learned that th ere is place where all th in gs sold are genu in ely S 5o!!m SSso(>(i— and too, they can be bought every day at a mssSimS m arked saving. B Y Y O U R X M A S D IN N E R N E ED S A T T H E A & P 'A ll KJnds o f Vegetable* and Fruits Fresh Daily. Special Sale of Paper White Narcissi— 10c Bunch. B lu e B o n n e t M a r k e t 10-oz. D rom edary 12 oz. Blue La b el 15 oz. Seedless and Seeded T ab le size L o g Cabin ** F. S. Vemay and Wra. Musgrave Props. P icn ic D elm onte 2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue W ashburn Pan Cake McCuller’s ecials Baked N o. 1 Delm onte Quaker Maid 3 rolls W ald orf Toilet P a p e r ... Orange Pekoe 2 cans no. 2 Peas ................ ....... Rajah COCOA, B oiled 8 oz. M A Y O N N A IS E 2 cans no. 2 C o r n ...................... y2lb. can ROLLED OATS pkg 1 lb. Lake View B u tter............ 2 lbs. Nice Juicy P r u n e s .......... • The Heart o f the Wheat j 1 lb. Maxwell House C o ffe e ..... Broken 1 lb. faullet R o e .................,..... Pineapple No. 2Vk can i 0^ * * 1 lb: Jones Dairy Farm Sausage Slice No.• •2Vi cans Apricots (p e e le d ). P ig g ly W ig g ly Sliced Bflw. ‘No. 2Vi California Peaches....... Clean Sweep 3, Jbs. Nice A p p le s ................... Eagle Brand BROOMS 10 lbs. Irish Potatoes................ Assorted Chocolates 14 oz. Catsup ..............••............ ■ Holly Wrapped, 5 lb. box ... G U M D R O PS H ein z D ill and Sour > Henard's M ay o n n aise............. Sunshine 7 pkgs. W ash in g P o w d e r ......... ■ K l t f >i* J I ' A-',Pl JiW*"r V 6 bars P. & G S o a p ................... Sauerkraut Juice uller’s Grocery **• . Co i i p iw A ' No. 2 ft Can TW O >t. STORES 405 Sai �'orest tRegrow s Enough i w m In Twelve Years jfo Build 7 Large Cities ivnr ejected cW W ... V 'm M~~- . cioo I nunl ,llr-n,'r w,n' - teaapoonful* Untfar *“ 2 8 jL E g f'\2 5 iS : . \ '‘AnT.IS "|y ' captain the Wake Forest, football ca^t | tj, |?*JnTn*TD28. Wir U a native of for niunlr N e w Year** Uuv I ; c u p b o iltil s a l a d d r e M U | Ii u p o n yoq: To *4 t r a a p o o n f u l s a l t f r a c , ‘ y°*tr ant r n s p o c u r u l p .« o rik a A: he#111*. N. C. planes. ■> n m , I'cvt a r u m cay,. nr*e * o m e l h l n s un.-%. 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T h. y ; t n h l c s p c c n f u l s K n o x S p a r k l in g U m a k e a N ew Y e a r 's illn n ri O olatln* i*: to ho r e m e m b e r e d a n d will ij c lip cold w a t e r • r i prcctJd^ni f o r nil th e d a y s ? cup c b o ilin g w a t e r follow. ‘ h Cllp rnlld v i n e g a r O r a n g e J e l ly In f l a - k r i s 4 cup su p rr la h le a p o o n fu la K n o x S p .ir U l m i 3 m M e a p o o n f u ls l i i w m J u te s G e la ti n e 1 t e a s p o o n ful wilt cu p eold w u t f r * l*u P c e le ry cupa b o ilin g w a t e r * ” l | Pp c a b b a g e cu p s u g a r - P U nentccs, g r e e n or r e d p ep p j* * cu p o r a n g e Juice o r h c u p g r a t e d CfttrCt tahi*s p o o n f u l s le m o n Juice S ock g e l a t i n e In c o ld w a t e r i • v g r a i n s s u it m in u te * ; a d d h e l l i n g w a te r , v i n e g a r ■an- s le m o n Ju ice s u g a r e n d salt. W h e n Soak g e la t in e in e o ld w a te r r> m i x t u r e b e g in s to Miffed, o d d roI n u t .s a n d d tsso 'v o In t h o bo iling m a i n l n g I n g r e d ie n t s , n o e l y .c h o p p r d . Her. Add s u g a r a n d s t i r u n til T u r n l n t ° In d iv id u a l w ot raejd* a n d s o l v e d , t h e n a d d f r u i t Jidees, chlU. U n p i c l d o n l e t tu c o lop.vea ini. anil w h e n It b e g in s to stiffen, u n d g a r n i s h w ilh m a y c a n also. r In s k i n n e d a n il s e e d e d w h ite D uck, w ith O range JtU y ap. s T u r n In to b a s k e t s m a d e of t.-o r thff N ow . Y e a r 1;: S u y p o r, x r nngi: sk ins. This m a y ho s e r v e d r a n g e c o ld sliced d u c k o n .ft b o d of a f n i l t c o u r s e o r a s a d e s s e rt. O r a n g e Je lly . Molded Tuna Msh Salmi # \ free booklet o f gelstlnr K d p M ta b le s [toon fill Knox ftp a rk lln g Miltnblo f o r a il ocewetoo* w ill b«i G elallna • s r n t u p o n r e q u e s t t o I t s Focf! c u p cold w a t e r lU l . i r a 'i o n I t u r e a n , 7Bf B|na*tw«jr, c u p t u n a flzh N ew Y o r k , c a f r e c e i p t Of • h * c u p celery, c h o . i i v d v e n t r.uutip to c o g : posUWN Great.mountain . rttngcs. which; ak.* up the whole 400,000 acre ; (Continued From Face Oncl -art strewn .with -tJie dabm « f ; erfmedian of M.-\-ico ficd cntctl his mberj'acks and skitidera, arc now act:tn A met ini'* l,,»n * fJagtc! ■" ounfr t|mber a!« curishing Hgrliep Irt the r ig 'j^ th.' Mt xip market of. thi ost ready can Corcrcss received l.imi'ic.ih nrid. > in ,j special meeting with lull atOf the hundred or more, species tend uice of Senators and Deputies. the forest, which cover corners 1 no flyer was given th ■ seat of I East Tennessee, Western North Iipncr at ‘. V rijfht <’f tt*„ <-v • hrnlina and North Georgia, ponMere another modal wax added [r has been tlm first to stnrt reto t!:n sli'Onily enviaide lollcction Lnishing the cutover and humeripnas pise.l by Lindherifh fur bis ler area. So quick has it been lo aviation exploits. Chairman Curios Iko advantage of its ancient enny tho white oak, relentless mast* Corhufa, after praiiing l.imlbergh's flight, prc-or.le.l him wilh a com­ [ of the forest for ages, thnt i t memorative medal of gold. On one L. almost covered the area over Biich the powerful oaks once side was the Mexican tag! ', and on tho other tho inscription; ‘‘Th ligned. It» natural tendency to Chamber of Deputies to f . tone! [ushroom growth has given it Chnrle.i Augustus I^’ ndbcrgb, MrxDirk “ pickups," and it has won. ico. Die. 15, 1927.*’ [flotanists assets, however, that A roretio of r d, whit * and | left alone, the oak will overirrre:i, Mexico's etdot t. v..u plac-’ d |ko and overpower - the - populer in the lapel of LindhprKh'ft eoat. ^thiu a century, so dogged ns. U lie left the Chamber aniitl cheers. I etfitipetitions. Tardiness o f the ik j * attributed 'somewhat to the let. that wild forest aniniails feed Palm Beach Cops Seek tnvily on acorns, this destroying ic seeds of the oak to a great ex - ! H it-And-R un Autoist mt. Popular did not suffer from jeh a setback., !; } Originally*. Cherokee was :» for|t of hnnjwootls, just ah ft may bo lain. But at present government If Hals estimate'that oaks tiuko, k only T5 per cent o f .the whole: unknown ilrivcr of the csir that Irstnut 20 per cent, hickory 2 per mt, hemlock 2 percent, and white fir*t struck Behl'ng ami also the pc, a3h, etc,, make up the "meanest” thief who later robbed him. Not nil of the area was slashed Bel 'ing was on hia way* to meet rer by the loggers, whose opera! his wifi* and continue on their ms caused the government to triji to Bacon Park, where they ly land, 1». H. Charlton, district were graveling to froth Lexington. iprrvisor, with headquarter^ in aoxvillo estimates that HbO.OOO RUSSIA’S goverment i« selling lien oi tne best timber growing tirch bells for funds. vn. In suite of this however, and te fact that the timber in fhecut­ er section ij* sill very young, of* a'als a.isqrt that the average mrly>prpductfon is 150 board feet itlacre. DAVIDSON ELE C TS C itP T A 1N DAVIDSON, N. G., DW. 1C.— ( IN S }— W. L. MeColitn., of Norton, Vn., guard on thq Dnvitl!«>n football squad till* y*tr, will raotnin the Wildcats in t>28. Ed Wilson, Charlotte, N. C.,|quartcrbad; way named altcinatd enptain. B R ITISH women think ■merican husbands arc excessively manage* able. ... H om e Grown Cauliflour, H )... ...... Tornatoes, 2 lb ...;...... . ..... jf?? Cabbage, <lb ..... .............*........— ^ w eet Potatoes, ^ lb^. .J ..k*.. .a Beans, 2 lbs. 25c ■& 3 lbs. Oranges, d o z . .......20 Apples, 3 lbs. ............ ................ . Cranberries, lb * ........... Y a rd Eggs, dozL....... — ...___ Potatoes, 10 lbs............ ............... gs. Macaroni, verm icelli Spaghetti, N o o d le s ...... 3 cans no. 2 Table Peaches 3 cans no. 2 Fresh Lim a Beans / W e S p v c i a l i x e I n D o x c s o f M i x e d F r u i t , f o r S h ip i *( ,x*. • G iv e U a Y bur O rd er. 5 cans Pork & Beans 12 lbsaiew Irish Potatoes 2nd. & Palmetto Gallon cans Tom atoes Fine Fat H errin g in Tom ato Sauce 24c value 2 f o r . - a-. .... 41bs.; Best Rice, fo r .......... . Sugar; 5 lbs. ftfU i:,.'...-.......I'.:*!! Flour, six lb. Sacks plain or S* R Compound L a rd ;lb . ,:...w ...:.vv, M EAT D EPARTM ENT E ggs, shipped, guaranteed, doz. Pot Roast o f Beef, lb Guaranteed Good S. R ^ F l o uFr. .4„, i Pork Chops, W estern, lb 6 lbs. 33c, 12 lbs. 63c, 24 lbs. Street Potatoes, 1 « lbs. f o r ..... Fla. Pork Roast, lb W estern P o rk tehopSl W tT & Z Z Pure Pork Sausage, lb H om e Grow it Lettu ce;'head1;.1:..!.:. Round and Loin Steak ,1b featlon 6 f Ruriil olonies In S o u t h f r g e d By Official T^tivol — (IN S )— Hal A. Wir, guard. will S Krp*n p"i>per. finny chopped ! tah|o*ro3nfnJ» chopped Oliver -) INVITATION T 0 S E E BULLFIGHT on W A^FO REST. K. a . Dec. 10. laminated ' ' d- is rrgrown enough timber In reive yeard to build seven citiui i bijr ns Knoxville or Chnttanooga, ij was announced h .Te today. K E Y WEST— White Ini; s y s t e m pribest Peanut Butte#, l ib. Look fo r this A d N e x t W eek •H - I US SOUTH UA1.METTO AV E WASHINGTON Dec. D > -{IN S ) cfeajion^of vu^af coloh jH In ___ -u. -■ - » r_-v- - M - h.L v lo j -J •Corner.SanfortJ i,ve. and El fleor- tin, Alabama, Mississippi and Leniuxscc was urged here today hr Dr. Khvood Mtad o f ti c Infcrler Department, npeilking to Ih6 Southern Itcclamatj.011 Confer* luce. . I The object a f such coionization, Head said, would he to ‘‘wipe out coancy, help men of small means f'J Uc conuB farm-owners, and crentiufin! coudHiqna equal to-tho best a any part or tho country." Commumnities o f this kind, bo laid, would relievo agricultural isd rural depression of the South, fredit for homes, supplies nnd 1*. . . r !tfr* in tho colonization scHomo hum 'private capital, to bo called ho ‘'Southern Reclamation Fund." Hie Interior [D'epartmcnt should lave congressional legislation em­ powering it to plan and perfect the scheme, Mead asserted. G E T 2i : Hj •. ■ i Y E A R S IN PE N I M e m p h i s ', t k n n ., Dec. 1 0 — [IN S )— II. B a k e r and F. B. Wilsoh Mfegcd aafo-crackers, wero mated out lenallies o f 25 years imprisonuient for “ larceny V,Lh explosives. AW pair u rikt& M Im t » be convic­ t s u m lo # this n e w l a w , , W e s te r n ROUND SIRLOIN CLUB I- F O R V S tf WITH A N Y b e v e r a g e Steaks Our famous Dollar Pay event will be your opportunity to snap up thaoe splendid btjyq., . P R IN T S •* ■ ' 3 L a rg e Sl2e •CIOUS Bath Towels 3 in Bo x ' Handkerchiefs ME?T * . ■ R egu lar 75c V a in �the Enormous Production , c JarTord Herald ----------- :.;l ----------- ; .» .• In our zeal fo r Florida boosting, we are somctifnesi a littlo prone to underestimate, to'minimize so fnr ns possible, the assets and potentialities of our nearest rival. California. MM *T, Competiting with us. as it does, in celery growing, the cit­ ateea *t rus industry, and tourist business, we may feel a bit of L A S '6 U O K A S ....... m i t e r jealousy toward it, or antipathy for it. But we cannot deny O W A U I ) U E t t t l ............M a n a g e r that it is a marvelous state. L B I^ J O M K S U o i i a i l n g E ditor Rt • ssi n ___ ___ According to figures furnished by E. S. Knufmann. state ItH S in iM lIlN IIA T K 9 and federal statistician at Sacrqmento, the total farm, r — • ' st .so »a.ao mineral and timber wealth produced in California in 1927 *».n will amount to $1,171,000,000. The field crops alone grown tut.ia in California this year will approximate $450,000 000. Live­ » M . SaafarA’a p ion eer n r t r stock added $210,000,000. to the totah while minerals, in­ tWWerlhea t o Ike I n t e r i m , r t t a P r r r t r r r e r e h t n a ( m m cluding oil, reached the aggregate of $.150,000,000— equal K tln r n r a n n la r tlu n iMaaaaa.t ttnrrfa d a l l r r u t r r . to the farm products t k r le n ill n a r v r n f n •■( th r exchange frdm that state, "leads "California* rarlrt. T h e I. X. n. U r « e t r i e t e a l la F l o r i d a an d Ita i Fe territory, embracing twelve of the ftuntnrr ,•it knittlllnK stntr news state, in the production of lumber, wltkont fOaal. y being estimated at $61,000,000. This M derail! la n ntanther nf thr II Bureau nf flmilatlnna. nn iber actually cut and not the value (nation* I Aaoorlallun nf 1*111,ifa, Advrrllarra, and Adverttalnn o f the forests standing. ■It tthlrh require, rarh I’ uit“ The nearest approach to California in lumber produc­ T meat he r tv auhmll t« n *w k andlt nf awharritillm, tion this year, is Texas, with an output of $35000,000 la nrdrg t« verify nhooliitrt* ttalaiA of rlrrulntlnn aa well aa while Louisiana conies third with $25,000,000. • f hnolnraa mrthnda. “ In the livestock estimates only the value of the proT R IO AY , DEC. 16. 1927 To this has been added duct actually marketed is listed the dairy output, poultry, butter, eggs, cheese, etc. IIK R A I.D ’* rilO r.llA M i n o In e l t x um l c o u n t / ait “ Texas ranking first in crop yield, produced $7-10.000,000 this year, and its livestock aggregated $380,000,000; minerals are given at $225,000,000, including oil. "F or the twelve states traversed by the Santa Fe the amazing total of $8,696,250,000 in combined, farm, mineral and timber wealth shows the substantial increase of $426,250.000 over 1926. The combined totals, exclusive of Cali­ fornia and Texas, are as follows: "Illinois, $1,027,000,000; Iowa, $1,016,000,000; Okla­ homa, $990,000,000; Missouri, $765,000,000; Kansas, $755,ILK? VERSE FOR TO D AY 500,000; Nebraska, $616,250,000; Colorado. $335,500,000; U p O D PROVIDES FOR A L L : 'God sendeth the springs into ‘.he Louisiana, $300,000,000; Arizona, $195,000,000; New Mexi­ ’valleys, which run among the hills co, $146,000,000. "Th e report also indicates that California marketed a They give drink to every beast o f the field: the wild asses quench volume of citrus fruit greater by almost 7000 carloads than their thirst. I>salml0-I:10,ll. the previous record citrus crop— that of 1925-26. “ A good season for winter vegetables in California and Arizona is reported. In the Stockton district celery is mov­ ing with a favorable market. The Salt River Valley of Arizona has started the marketing of its lettuce crop from 10.000 acres, with an estimated output o f 7,000 carloads for the season.” SANrtmp tiErt^yFmPAYi^M^BERJ insbane Another Lindbergh Day. Rockefeller’* Idea. Don't He h Dim Iltil?». Thin Proa peril). . n r A r t k n r ll.-Whane C a n t r l n l * IfTJT hr Sf... fit Lindbergh has flown .11,905 Bliles since he sturted his trip to s, covtying in the short space few months more distance ’than the average man truvels '■ long life time. ■ K ,. ---- j----- o----------What hoe become of» the old* fashioned nsg thut used io cause a jaatuatlon ip the village by running [away e ve r} time the ‘ehoo choo” paused? —- Times-Union. Henry Kiford’a new lizzie has taken iU K Gtorge Remus was found guilty ' contempt of court Wednesday U r another of his characteristic tttperative attacks upon the procution. „We think there is t-jo UCh truth in his ulleged trunioriol maniacul insanity. ' Bf, — ■ «>----------Money goes to a woman's buck, man’s head and a boy’s stomach. ■Times -Union. What you suy jjqut the man and boy may bo true ibugh. but you are lint well postI In regard t<> women. Step dut me evtning and see how much ies to the hack. in LINDDEIIGH'K flying example i* milking convert* i’i < * I ' rain rapidly. J. I.. Stack, .1 lo play polo and follow (bo IniUiaN at Chicago'* Oirvenlsia ciub, l> 1 >r; bo was oil, ha < bought a duplicate of Lindbergh's piano arranged to carry five, aid us-.s it commut­ ing tram I .os Anglos to his shooting loego near Sacramento with his 11yenr-old son. two friends and n pilot. He ninl.ci the 500-mile trip in about five houis. Other men. giving up polo, should "retire" to a flying machine, not to an easy chair, and encourage aviation. Kvety builder of n fnst piano rendti's ii service to his country. loch Greasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. .; \ ar bo r One I room, one o and one 6 room house C E C IL L . R IN E S 1(501 tv. First St. General R ep a irin g and . On All Cars ;AII Work Guaranteed Lowest Possible Prices PAN-AM GAS & OILS BOB IS H IE ’S Also have two 2 apartments partly local bank, to which i ly ntided money (or tt pose of carrying ont room fum - gram, in a feature I Loch Arbor’s worth. You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. W 1TM ER , I*. 0. Box 339 Sandford. Fla. GARAGE ^ Ml Improvement These houses are m in every respect, an rent is reasonable. LUM BER DeForest-Sanford Realty Co. O. Box Sanford fk Q U IC K S E R V IC E I FROM F A C T O R Y TO Y O U FEDERAL, EM'RA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES at prints you would pay fot inferior, unknown, mtl.eshift brands. r e n t In S e c u rity Lu m ber C o TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. F. P. RINES .’.'I Has* First St unless you have the very best of ma t e r i a l ) throughout your homt. And you cannot be sort of that unless vou pa­ tronize. a lumber dealer with the right repula, tion. T h e R o n d-H i 11 name is your guarantee. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at R E A SO N A B LE PRICES. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St. B R A K E S E R V IC E Hydraulic and Mechanical L iectn c u,o. I.orkhei-d Hydraulic Drake W lla rd Service U nder N cv M an agem en t Fluid and Darts A Standard JOHN I *. Rockefeller hud that idea many years sign. One of his lui-ul manager.i, pointing proudly to .i desk loaded uowu with papers, -aid to him "a lot of detail, but I -hall get through it a I by night." •Mr. Rockefeller, quoting that, said (o hi* directors "I want all im­ portant managers in our organiza­ tion to *it with their 'eel upon clent—desks, thinking linn* ♦.h**y cart make move money . for Standard Oil."They made it, with Rocke­ feller’s dir.ction, and now he spends it usefully, fighting disease and iirnornncc. To get ahead re- W IL L A R D 13 Plate Battery L U M 3 E R' I j ) a r~T R l J L a Jf d l l d i cLl=£b T H E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K I N G Special Nash Lining A U T O R E P A IR IN G Sanford Auto Brake Co. 315 W. First St. Phone 213-J $ 12.00 •107 VV. F irs t StPhone 548 Gilbert-McGriff Furniture Co. I -SZSZ2Z3ZSZ5ZSZ LEARNED professor* in Ihc | University of Southern California say that slang, within reason, is good. It makes students select their expressions instead of using them automatically,- to call your friend a "dim bulb" is better than saying to your brother "thou fool” and it means the same. Use o f slang | "makes a dent In the brain" anti causes thought, says one professor. Y J ing even in lighten cars over It also takes the place of thought, all roads. Amazing new device checks spring recoil before it gets but that is too long on argument. naricd. Only device designed for LANGUAGE lhat is now "hlgn- diticrcnt makes o f light cars. For brow” was once slung. Slung says initance, if you arc an Essex owner, Type that a man with an easy job, “ ha;* come In and ask for Watson — •» • • it soft." The ancient thut invented ’sinecure," meaning “ without care," talked about the same language. E N J O Y IN G A P E R F E C T S U N D A Y KI.OIIIIIA TIMES-UNION Thousands of motor cars were cd drive way, through woods and ranging about Sunday ufternoon. I suburban sections, anti over the It was u perfect duy from the bridge, is only too quickly made. wauther man’s point of view. Cool Although there are thousands in the morning and bright sunshine who know thut the last obstacle is later to make driving u pleasure a smooth and uninterrupted trip without heavy coats or even gloves has been removed— the completion unless the people wanted to be of the last of the several bridges stylish. And uwu'y they went. and their approaches having been Families und friends und neighbors announced some time ago— there out of every direction and for were people going down to the fleu irives of vurying distances. Many Sunday who had not been over the car* went over the St. Johns river boulevard since work hud been fin­ and formed u well-spaced proces­ ished at Ilunda,. where u draw­ sion along the famous Atluntic bridge crosses a bold streum that would be railed u river in the North or Hast. From the St. Johns river bridge to Neptune, where enn* usually go down to the wuter for the remainder o f the trip to either Jacksonville Deach or Atlun­ tic Beach, enn be made at whut is I comparatively a “ jog-trot" in thirI ty minutes. It is pleasant enough .Local bdsiness men should emu* ite the example of Henry L. Stim:n when tailed upon to perform a ivic duty. I>es| i e the fact that he tars his health will not stand the ■optcal clim-itc of the Philiipinca, Urnson. former sccrc nry of war. M accepted the post of governor tUbeso islands, formerly held by at Jacksonville Beach, with its tilqard Wood. palmetto log club house, U some­ thing that late summer visitors did not see. it was being enjoyed la. Try sticking your hand in Sunday afternoon. And the tide go­ ice box. f«-r instance.—Gain- ing out all the afternoon and the i Sun. It hasn’t been necess- drive on the beach, from miles 0 d--! tha* lately.—Sanford south to the jetties near Mayport, d- Min alive! If you think was on a golden speedway. Later 1 be-n e dd during thi last wh,en the full moon took charge tt ays go un North nnd try out u wan as attractive, with the silvery ’ that «ob-zero kind.—Games* light. Sun. N<» thank you. We have Jacksonville Beach, which was sire to congeal. fnr many years called Pablo, used prdirigitn statistics from the o be very much like a deserted Intent o f commerce, automo- village in winter; but there is ’atalitiea are un the increase. plenty o f life and activity nowa­ 73 the rate wui 17.*J in 1928 It days about the place. It appears 7 K1074 It wot 15.7. in 1923 to ba a popular idea to motor • » 4 » »- d in 1922 only 12.5. down for a fish dinner nr the Uks ;,d*y* rip'd l'c*n«e ’aw* will at rn « or another of the dozen 1* nrc;sti»m for automobile excellent hotels, restuarants and *» * - .jmnv' ho-r to, dri'*n i*>- rorpi hoi*sex tha‘ are open the year fbo" rr.1 entrust'd with the nrr.ind. T h : trip home, after a ala. tn*n the fatality rate will few hours at the ocean side Is RADIO R E P A IR IN G V *• Work Guaranteed Bosch. I’reed-Eisman. & C'rosley receiving sets, Tubes. .Batteries and Elim­ inators. SEMINOLE RADIO CO. 323 Sanford Ave. Phone 6110— J Call l Ts For Rcnairs and Dfmonstraiinns Building M aterials L o ok in g Forw ard Americans are always doing the unusual. They are bound neither by custom nor practice or by the wishes of society or the demands of the law. But it remained for the pupils of a small Oregon school to follow a course hith­ erto unheard o f in the United States. It appears that in the little town of Salem a new principal arrived to assume charge of the schools and then says a news dispatch: "Because the new principal wore skirts that reached her ankles and hnd unbobbed hair, fifty-eight pupils of tiio high school went on a strike. Only seven of the whole student body remained to show the school head their loyalty. The strikers claimed her teaching methods also were not modern." W e have heard a great deal in the past several years ,of instances where teachers have been disciplined or re ­ moved from their jobs because of dress and manners that were described as "too modernistic" ttmi we have noted SrStara Seeks to Help Growers of qaveral instances where the pupils themselves have been RnnkUUoes— heudline. Don’t strain condemned for similar practices but action of the Oregon 'jrourself, Joe. pupils is unparalleled so far as we have been able to deter­ mine. j Some will say "Lucky” Lindbergh There is no mistaking the wishes of the pupils and lucked out again, but others will there is no doubt that their action reflects the trend of » b c e d e that his is only the success Which comes from knowledge und young America which impulsively rebels at any attempt to return to the customs and styles of yesteryear. While we would not condone the pupils in the matter o f striking. S I t makes no difference how smart you are, the old cow won’t buck up |our sympathies are with them in their efforts to free thernto you while you are sitting in the selves from the old order of things We hold no brief for •hade to be milked— Topeka Capi­ those who desire to wear unshorn locks and dresses that tal. Who’s sitting in the shade to drag the ground, but if the American youth wants to learn i&B milked, S'ou or the cow? something new. why not let him study under surroundings for i HUT YOUNG people should remember that toduy’s raw slang will not bo good English while they live. Youth is the time for acquiring a pond vocabulary. A j "fine line o f chin goods" will not take Us place in real life. Word-, well chosen, are the tools with A U T O M O T IV E which the talesman seels good-. E L E C T R IC CO. The gifted slung user o f college duys may find himxcK homoalalus, W. 1st. St. at Oak Dhont when he needs real English In real life. Stabilator S Gifts of Furniture arc always appreciated—but gifts well selected are doubly appreciated. We invite you jo come in and see our stocks. Cour­ teous service is yours. Select From the Following Gateleg Tables Cedar Chest* Windsor Chairs Living Room Tables Baby High Chairs Console Tables Rugs End Tab!: and Book Secretary Desks Mirrors Reading Lamps Trough combined Magazine Rack Smoker Tilt Top Tables Beautyrest Mattresses Floor Lamps Decorated Card Tables, $1.85 Extra Special Just tbo thing for your magazine* and papers—they ire well made and specially priced. The ibove sketch was made front nn actual photograph This kccidcnt killed ju mnti one or two crossings, and then: there is the AHantlc in Its majesty | spread out before one. and the in­ vigorating ozone to refresh t nd de­ light. Few cities in the country have the sulvuntages enjoyed by Jack­ sonville. Tho proximity of the ocean is un assurance against ex­ tremely cold weather, and the bcau’ y uni) interest o f ocesnside resorts within the hour from the heart of the city, without getting out of the car, is something to talk about. For those who do not drive, *he trip is easy and comfortable hy train, und many go down that way. It is mid-winter in most of 'he country, but Sunday at the Jacksonville beaches suggested Th« car owner was held for reckkna driving und suit was brought against him. „ ' , I Every cur owner needs com­ plete Insurance protection. The constantly increasing number of care <n the road mtuns greater danger tu every driver. Are YOU properly inaurpd ? ik( p^ * . **•» **„ Call »n this agency for all Smoking Stand A Christmas special ready now! Smokers complete with ash tray, drawer and match holder, finished In mahogany color. Arrange to be early! Solid Walnut Telephone Convenient Cabinets, with drawers for thread, etc, and spacious compartmsnta for your sewing. They are finished beauti­ fully and the construction la first rate. fornp o f Automobile insur* Connelly & Sons ' Established !90S I not la ■(, Phone-4# OlLBERT-HeGWFF f u r n it u r e J CHURCH co m pany AT OW ANOC O r it a n d o . F i b r i d a �• -"z' rye* O M jiH B tU m , FRID AY, V e CEMHEH S A N F O R D STUD^JNTS AR E A R R IV IN G FROM U N IV E R SIT IE S FOR H O L ID A Y S Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGKR, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37, FRIDAY on recital by Miss Mm* Rae’s class at 8:00 the Junior High School, meeting of the W. C. T. held at 3:00 o’clock at ,f Mrs. E. M. Carroll on * Fourth I Avenue I special Christmas pro bj given. lye R. Pippin will #»n Etude Music Club with ,t 8.00 o'clock at her t’est First Street, n bazaar to he held by 1st Missionary Society iwcli office on First Lre and Mrs. Edward L. |1 entertain the members ht Club at 8:30 o’clock ht Club. SATURDAY b matinee at 10.00 nt [Theatre. U bazaar by the- Mithbnary Society at the lice on First Street. . k Missionary Society Eirtatma* bazaar at the Lc on First Street, ■rgaret Davis music [give a recital at 3.30 Ihur studio on West MONDAY in Club of the First ,rch will meet at 3:30 ie church. iecting of the Seminole [;> O. E. S. at the Mn■At 0:30 o’clock n ban| served to the member# nvltcd guests. At 7:iri I installation of officers lace to which friends of ps are invited. fit a Delta Dance at Hu­ nt 0. o’clock, it meeting of St. Agnes [e held at 3:30 o’clock nt House. Mrs. Clyde DerE. Ernest J. Hill will be A!’, members arc rcbe present ns special to he transacted. TUESDAY apartment of the Wolb will hold business [ 3. o’clock. At 3:30 o*jgrant of favorite numiged by Mrs. P. M. King Bn. The hostesses for ion are Mrs, M. Minarik . O. Long. ; Class of the Baptist II have Christmas tree [at 7:30 o’clock at the Irs. Kent (Cossiter on enue. WEDNESDAY rry Papworth Will enterEmbers of the Afternoon pate Bridge Club ut her Bcawilla Lodge." ivcueciing the artistic taste „f the hostess in every detail was the bridge luncheon given Wednes­ day by Mr*. James Allen Pittman at her lovely home on High Street, when she entfcrtanud the member# of the Young Matrons Bridge Luncheon* Club. Suggestions the uproaching holidays were the dec­ orations and other ci- tails t,f *his affair. Baskets and bowl# filled with deep red noirueU.a* were placed with pleasing effect about the rooms where the laid s |m j been arranged. Luncheon \(-ns served at small tables which were rtr.mtily appoint­ ed and spread with exquisite linen cloths and centered with uttnietive arrangements of tall red tapers and miniature holly wreaths. The place cards and nut cups were al­ so done in Christmas suggestions At one o'clock a del.cious luncheon was served. The aft. moon hour* were qua * ly spent with games of progressive bridge and after the stated number of rounds hud been played, the club pnje. a green glazed hatln-r bridge pad w as awarded Mrs, Clyde Byrd. For having scores the mo#t points among the guests Mrs. Don­ ald P. Drainmond received a mani­ cure set in red leather cuse. Covers were laid for Mrs. Clyde Byrd. Mrs. James L. Wells, .Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs. Braxton B. .Baggett, Mrs. Donald P. Drummond, Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mrs. Samuel I'ighton. Mrs. Ralph Wight and Mrs, Pitt­ man. Mrs. M in arik Gives P a rty F or Teachers Of the many social affairs of the week, one of exceptional pleasure was that of Friday afternoon when Mrs. M. Minarik entertained at Her home on Laurel Avenue, honor­ ing Miss Mildred Huston and Miss Iris Britt, teachers of the young sen# o f the hostess. The guests in­ cluded the members of the L-Sltuphun bridge club. Adorning the rooms where the games were played were an abund­ ance of poinsettias and ferns, ac­ centuating the Christmas colors of red and green. Scores for the gnmes were kept in miniature Santn Clauses and after the fifth progression, scores were added and the one having made the highest score was presente u pair of em­ broidered .fea to woks. Thg. two guests of honor were given daintily embroidered guest towel*. At the tea hour the hridg? ac­ cessories were removed and the tables lajd with hand made covers and refreshments consisting of gypsy stew in timbals, moulded salad, saltines, potato chips, olives and coffee. Mrs. Minarik*# guests were Miss s Entertained Iris Britt,, Miss Mildred Huston, s. J. A . Pittm an Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mr#. J. E. Courier, Mrs. Ellsworth l.arpcr. !he largest social affair* Mrs. Clifford Walker, Mrs. Hey­ lk, and one in which the ward Walker and Mr*. Beecher Ipltnlity of the hostess Kent o f Winter Park. led in every detail was pursday evening when is Allen Pittman entcr- Mrs. D river’ s Friends menihers o f her bridge Enjoy B ridge P a rly delightful at the Santry Club, Quantities of red Christina* pious club lounge was hells, Santa Clauses, wreath# anil [into a veritable floral other suggestion# of the approach­ b quantities o f red roses, ing holidays were used in decorat­ • crimson hougonvillca, ing the rooms of the cozy home of other Christmas green- Mrs. C. H. Driver, Wednesday ! supper table was laid afternoon when she enlcrtained fonie linen cover, the the members of her bridge club. PK graced with a low Bowl# of red poinsettias red sweet [red rose hud# and bougM spriga of nspurugu* pea# and ferns together with pot­ intervals down tho long ted palms were also'used with [tall red cathedral taper.* pleasing effect. The color* of red [older#. The color# of and green were emphasized in pytn were featured with every detail both in the bridge iu'* and place curd# o f poln- ccsknries and later in the refresh­ ment*. pliunal interest were the The afternoon was pleasantly bridge played during the i.pent with game# o f bridge and and at the conclusion of after the usual number o f rounds number of progression#. had been played, score* wore col­ lected und the prize for top score, a lojicheon set, was awarded Mr*. Waiter Berry. For having scored the least, Mrs. L. M. Stephenson was given a card table cover. Fol­ lowing the awarding o f the prizes, the hostess brought in u large red sack from which the guest* drew dainty Christmas gifts from the hotter*. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Driv­ er j served refreshments consisting o f .eomrealcd sulad, sandwiches, Sanfonl students are* arriving daily from the various college* and schools of higher learning to *pcnd the holidays here. With the ap­ proval of the holidays many social alt firs are being planned for the members of the college set include ing dances, dinners and other plea­ sant forms of diversions. The students from Tallahassee Lake left Wt^lnesdaty Beach where he wtjll arriving Friday and Saturday in(,rt time on business. ilude Mis* F.mma Spencer, Miss Camilla I’ ulestan, Miss Georgia 1 Bessie Zachary, who was Mobley, Miss Carmeta Barber, [•ermt at Sullins College- at Mi: * Lenabelle Hagan, Miss Claire " ill arrive here Fri- Zavhrv. Miss Rebecca St* Van*, ” spend the holiday, wjth Ml#,* Clifford Shinholser and Miss •ll'cr and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth t'oughts#. From the University of Florida students arriving this week are, ■Herbert Messer, John Kntiminger, •Mr. and Mr# isher re­ l-eonard Me Lucas, George Wilson, turned home evening |John Wilson. John Schirard, from Tampa ai a where George Smith, John Huddleson, they spent the Morris Benjamin, James Sands Jr., Fleming Huddleson, Lee Bcmet't Edward F.ntzminger, Sam Byrd ant! Edmund Lake. Miss Stella Moses, who lias been att: tiding Sullins College ut Bristol Yu . will arrive here Saturday ' to spend the holidays. Mi's Anna Knnner who is attending Surgeant School at Cam­ bridge, Mess,, will not return home for tin- holidays but plans to spend them wp.h her sister Miss Ruth Kaniter in New York. Miss Kathe­ rine Symes, who is also attending >Snrgennt, plan* to spend the holi­ days with a group of seven girls The nifivn friends visiting at Boston, and points of Eilenficld will ,,| interest ill and near Massachusetts, that she i* recover*n •>n December 23, the students cent illness. l from Stetson are due to arrive, they include. Miss Muygcrite llirt, Mi:.# Olga Hitt, Miss Fannie Reba Munson, Charles Henderson, Chars les Booth, Clyde Boothe and Uke enue, Joseph Gorrcttson visiting in the city of their daughter Pittman. Mrs. Beer her Kent of Winter itk spent the day here Friday as c guest of Mrs. M. Minarik. Mr, and Mrs. W. Shepherd Pittman of Orlando were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James A. P itt­ man, Thursday evening. a Pupils A r e To Bazaar Saturday tea* bazaar with article* * offered for sale will be In front of the I W y store on First S Members o f the Home C 0/ the Gpnt , * ,flle will be under r j Wl) of Mr*.’ Phinanzee, ■ for Chrjetmaa gift* Marvelous Mrs. Tandy Pryor and children q 0ttes leasts the first o f the week fer . Tampa where they will spend the rtv h *1,0 ^ There will he a special meeting o ’ Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star. Monday evening at the Masonic Temnlc. A banquet will be served ut 0:30 o'clock for the members and their invited guests only. A t 7:45 o’clock the installation o f officers for the coming year will take place. All friends of the members urc cord­ ially invited to attend the installa­ tion services. ** aL Jacksonville. T h e Ideal Christmas G ift. S P E C IA L S Solid Platinum Wrist Watch with 32 Genuine [ Blue While Diamonds Special ^ $23500 Single Stone Diamond Platinum Ring 1.73 Points Special Price / in $725-00 $265-00 Platinum Diamond Dinner Ring 15 Diamonds ( I ) Orient Sapphires Special Bargain 17 Genuine Diamond Rings Regular $22.50 Value Special L a d ie s W r is t W a tc h e s Elgin — Waltham — {(offerers — liulova 20', of Standard Prices We Are Offering 22 Ladies Wrist Watches in White and Green Gold Guaranteed for 10 years in three Designs Special •Silverware — ( ’ut Glass I land paint etl Chinawarc Manicure anti Toilet Sets Combine Beauty With Durability G reat Bargains in Diamonds W esselton & Silvercape Green River. Fine W hite P e r ­ fect and Com m ercially perfect all our D ia­ monds are absolutely Guaranteed as R ep ­ resented T h e D ia m o n d P a la c e P. W einberg, Prop. Newest, ment. Coats with fur trimmings! Advanced TODAY ating picture ever made Added Comedy “ SH O U LD S L E E P W A L K E R S M ARRY" Milane News Added Jimmie Idgclow Master Banjoist ■ •' of distin­ are many other models just as charming as those illus­ - T I I B C H IN E S E IM IIIH IT ' The most fantastic ahd fascin­ '‘ Frocks guished beauty, sparkling newness and stylet There trated. •j!p di*v * AH Platinum Dinner Ring 25 Blue White Diamonds Four Svnth Sapphires / Special Price , advanced .Styles 1hnl will appeal to the lady of refine­ Mr. and Mr#. R. H. S'evens mo­ tored to Tallahassee Friday morn, ing where they will accompany G. M. A. Cadets arriving next Mis# Rebecca Stevens and Ml*# week are Garth Gray Jr., Woodfin Camilla Pulcston, from F’ lorida Oliver und Jpek Mac Donald. State College for women. Ralph Woodruff, who is studying mcdccinv nt University of North The Camp Fire Girl# of Hatch- Carolina will arrive here next inew Group will meet at the home Wednesday. Harry Wodruff who is of their guardian Mr*. W. E. Wat­ studying at tho Atlanta Dental son, Saturday afternoon College will accompany his brother o’clock for n hike to the hom e. Club where dancing und Miss Mildred Nix who is at­ supper will he enjoyed. tending Shoter College nt Rome. fair will h« n g o in g -----Gn., will not return homo but will l'unitby H a in e s , W ill ’ join her parentu and #|>«nd her vuweek for Miami « tation nt Jefferson, Ga. spend the holidays. Mis# Martha Fits, daughter of On Tuesday ufternoon the mem* h r* nf the Music Department of the Woman’* Club will hold regular business meeting ut 3:00 o’clock. Following the business session n musical program arranged b y Mrs. P. M. King consisting of favorite numbers will be given. The host­ esses for tho nfternon will be Mrs. J. O. Long und Mrs. M. Minarik. , 105 N. Park Ave. > Sanford, H a . - Next to Valdes orj ' Hundreds of smart new Coats and Dresses in Newest FIELD'S FUR CO. display. In addition .o f all kind* w ill be j T r . Sp«eial boxes o f Jewelry 307 E. First St. Miss Sara Muriel pf Fort Myers will arrive here Saturday en route to Jacksonville where she will spend the hoiidnys with her moth­ er. Wc are paying highest caah market Prices for all kinds of Raw Furs. It will pay you to bring furs to us. r !5 ct've and useful ar- Settings In Spain Lend Much Beauty To Milane Picture Miss Winifred Strong, who, has been teaching nt Fort Myers arrive here Saturday to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs. Mary Strong ut her home on Mugnoliu Avenue. RACCOONS u!Lth? *cho°L ••ACE M. S. Wiggins left Thursday for New York wher0 he will spend a short time on business. The regular Saturday morning matinee at the Milane Theatrj will he given nt 10:00 o’clock, with Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., in charge. The feature picture will be Reginald Denny, in “ O, Doc­ tor." Tho parents o f the children are urged to attend. The same small sum i* naked fo r adult* a* well as children. James , J027. Mr. and Mr#. W. A. Fitts, who ir ■l ending Stuart Hall ut Staunton, Vn., will arrive here Sunday. \ Spanish setting, rich in c^lor. Mis# Ruth Henry, who has been a itudent at University o f Alaba­ forms the background for Earl ma, will return home Saturday for Derr Riggers' best selling novel, "The Chinese Parrot," the screen th* holidays. Arriving next week will be Miss version of which will be shown at Bertha Tackach from Snn Antonio the Milano Theatre as the feature where she is a senior at Holy Nam­ ut traction commencing todnv. The picture i* a Universal-Jewr I and es Academy. features Edmund Bum# and Mar­ His# Naomi Scoggar, who hs# ian Nixon with n prominent suppor­ been attending Washington Semi- i ting cast. miry at Washington. D. C. arrived 1 here Thursday to spend the hull- ) The main 'heme o f the story days as the guest of Miss Olive take# place in Mexico where Bigg­ er# lived a# a n?wspaper corres­ Newman. pondent during the Diaz revolu­ Mis# Margaret Cowait who Is tion. Every foot o f the ground a# studying Dramatic Art# at Anieri- j well as the dress and customs of can A.adcmy of Dramatic Arts, at the natives i# well known to the New lurk, will not return to San­ author and used to great udvnntford for the holidays hut will join ng ■ in his story. her room mate. Miss Margaret The photoplay of this remark Dillingham and spend two weeks at able novel u as directed by Paul Ogdentnn. N*. Y . and points in Can- l.eni, famous Continental director, ad i who came to this country a year We# I van College students nrago under contract to Universal, rhing here next week nre Mis# l.eni i# considered a past master Katherine laiwton and Miss Kath­ m the art of obtaining photograph­ erine Knlzininger. ic values and has done his best Mi#s Elizabeth Whitner and work in bringing the natural beau­ her cousin Mt*# Elizabeth Me- Cul- ty of the country to the screen m loch who are nttcmling Salem Col­ I hi # picture. lege at \Viii#ton-Su|eni, N. C. will The adaptation was made by J return home Friday. Grubb Alexander, who is hints. If Mi## Laura Lehman who is Ink­ an author of note and a member of ing n business course at Massey'* Universal# staff of <cennrists. Bunine*# college nt Jacksonville Hi# dramatization follows thz orig­ will not return until December 21. inal version with only the few Mi*# Margaret Cox. a senior at necessary changes t > achieve full Wheaton ('allege at Boston, Mass., picture value. plan* to spend the holidays nt Cleveland .ml Martin-* Ferry, for this year'i presentation and riving next week for the Mr. Albert Miller is engaged in *'inn* vacation Is Mis* Anna pointing the scenery which will o- a student at Georgia-State portray the inside of the Bethle­ ge at Milledgeville, Gn. hem stable. The pag#'nnl will be given Christmas. Sunday, night. CONGREG.VTION U. i 111 RCU Those Inking parts are ns follows: A gr-nt many requests have been Mary—Mr*. Fred Holly received from all parts of the city .lose ph—Mr. Albert Miller for a pc-it ton of the Pageant, "The Small Angels— Mury Louise Adi-jiii nut uf Kings ami Shep­ Nickel and Ruth Meiscli herds," which was given at Christ­ Kings— henry Schumacher, L, H. mas a year agti on two nights In-, fore over-flow audiences. This pa­ Hodgins, and llenry Dickinson Kings’ Attendants, Fred Bender, geant was written bv Mildred Emi»y Cook and i# published by the Donald Norton, Henry Witte Shepherd Boy la-onard Dick­ Pilgrim Pres al Boston. It represent * the Holy Fnmilp in inson Shepherd# Eddie Bender, Harry the stable with a circle of angels. Five of thrin escort the shepherds Thurston, Albert Norton Angels: Helen Wit to, Lucille to the manger where they how in worship. Eight of them later con­ Anderson, Margaret Talbot, Mr*. duct the three kings am! their at­ Albert Milter, Nelda Van No#*, tendant* with gifts of gold, incense Alice llodginr, ■Ger.rirla Powell, Mary Alioand myrrh to the stable bed o f the Katherine Meisch. Shipp, Jane I.eRoy. Bernice Lowe. Christ. Rieh costume* have been secured It: atrice Lowe. N O T IC E und Mr*. is Styles �Tt 11MU*4! Q QKflQCSSfe short Km lLeM ^ann \ - Local Men: A lso 'A RKY. J. Max Cook, pastor of the Papti.'t Church of Oviodo, occu­ pied the pulpit here Sun.- afternoon, un,| preached a very helpful serr.mn to an appreciative nudiencc. r o s fi:a m -v\s •, teers Anne Nichols Asscyts Best Attractions Do Not Need To lit* Sensational; Sordid i !,i|i Declared Distasteful f'jKarl ‘Lehmann Kj****eW i silent, of tiny CpiiteqUFhwt Jeil of Boy Sti>ui> id,, U’* Because of donflieting dates of Christmas exenjsch at other near­ by churches, thd Christmas ‘ tree nml urogram of tho community Sunday school, hero will be held ti Thursday evnir.g, Dec, 22, at :ii yehjek. aohcMpiiH held JirJUdwim^ „V • toil Math Mr. Lehm/CJoJH S'Chcwyi Treasurer. C . 'ir& ' 'iffiSt [r. awl * l n t;W. A. d cHurcNlMrvicer. ar'tho B an hutch jnifWhndo Sunjlny.^m '■ and Mrs.ilArLhji!-UMcaifbf# 1u her OriaTff!t|Autr . Tier, efinirmnn fiimiu'c * (♦< l*J. CL Morri*. H. uk.Kw; ^ L . Treat Firhl Extcutlipi atV. Efltcr. hermt C. nujit* ■' ' T tS* following c o u n ty i ■HtuqA wi ic iianvij llreva ttjpanji'h of Titusville: l.u ffitra'Qlin ..r 1 iv. r . * *r:ii JJ L. ffllos of Ofl:.nd<> * '*• 1 ' ,-rp. Donald and Henry Dyke ny guests o f Mr. ltntf Mis. Kldrtdgu Jr., Sunday. and Mrs. Hoyt Morgan pf ■to havi> rented the Parker Intents and will reside there biMig tho winter months. ■v-r» Adelson Gary and luee recent nrrivtds from eland. t(4«riied last week from •hi seeing tour of South Flor- BSujfipr of Ki Mirtnuo; » (gteBien Shinbulsm ■f Srtt -y o fi.fE a rM V .lv n — I n f nddit ion t*» »h<- M- ■> the#follow • !*■ ' jjj& eciitiv i *i ■ Cocoa, II. C llanpah, V. KBnlHimt r, St. Clotvl. P ! S Bufiord. Snatfort O Guernsey, Ofl^r.rlo. *•'. ti Par ('“ 1 M 9 ll.(K . s t . • ' i f ’ ' 9 J. 0. MuwkwW, \1< be u 5 K< |ert . Min . M. 1 3 TltlivvIlleVT .ito .‘.T.'ir I ; The mutual r port jrflf}SeOllt Fxretl'-.e. t ■ ' ihimumber ■I* Mitt I id ed 0-run !'<>! in ll r' to I*•••• Ib s u n ilm b e r pdfl) VV to i t I' l" " ' ’ 'cojhtii s compi i-‘iru * Flufida Conn tl had "'■* ' ’•m,.■flOw S c o u t s . T lii tnr o !■• • SS® ot increase • mn-.t vn|p County wlore lie* tee rose from 1 t > 7 inmber n*- Scout ■ f f lti Mi Aljnstu'.'h,Volit.-m ''’"tint'. atiKncrcrf'O of only 1 nifitlMW nf Seoul m •’ ' ' r; 2531o 01. With " i • r >i • pt • Seminole eSfh cottni v ■ crAscr thlr yoanov r l.i t. 1’it Cfincy opJptftlwd it* l*e«t L,‘-' x n * n u m b e r o f t r o o p s w a t t "2 thSnumber of Si*oui-< *'"*t* 1 "• •) ^whe nnnu.al report -lti 11"' em thal thi* ttiutt of •’ • > ' vS cen vat'! iliin j1' lb* •* *.r# r ' ;1,1 11 i5‘ nfiinM- l|W tfm i!l If.' The advaticMitt it* t iS year were dl trib.. i ■ ■i' m h : Second Gja-*. i ■ l (jiL, tss, Merit Bade’ SHr Badges, Hit, Life D-dg bu; ^ H* U ^ C h u x c lv A r J ^ ^ Radio % o i $ / W p r T h ib e t M. UnwHl be helmet the homo the choir or t h ^ Alri. Chas. EldtjidgA Sr, Tue^-. ■ >! i f ' l u m p h . A ■ half years <t ..withered, i unci’ X 'w , Y , .h t m n g h r u t the w o Hint i i mnkt.'g il in;. , , »*-i -pteturj. , igumld/ eVcniujr. * ' ' } ’ » " ■ m e r t i^ liadWn^, Mr. and Mrs. Howhian of Brook­ lyn, New York, were quests e_ JACKSON VILI^ Mrf.-wi'd- Mrc.-1Whodoy .-.Tuesday. budi & Company fcJoy .Selby, Elmer Jeen and Mis:, i'crnicc Eldrldge has joined cd hero. Vnnauciv Adrinlico were dinner guests o f the McKees Wednesday ( evening. Miss Dowcn was ill last week the result of an attack of Bronchi­ tis, but is- reported ns very much bettor at this time, .though still confined to her bed. .The many friends' here of Mrs. I Ctjriie Campbell were grieved ami atide{.'0(1 when the heyM, 0f her death,Friday, reached them. Mrs. Campbell was, for several years, a resident of this community ami was loved by all who knew her. MAny from hero attended- the funeral services, for her at the- Catholic Church in Orlando, and,the burial, services at the Winter Park Cera-, ctcry. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herald Colby of Orlando were calling on "Mr. nxl Mrs. F. S. McKee Sunday nfur-. noon. Mr. and Mrs. Colby are Color­ ado people and were friends of the ( McKees while thore. Mr. and Mr3. Hall were guests o f Mr. and Mr*. Howard o f Win! r Park Thursday evening. The friepds of Mr?. Green will to glad to laiow that she has s o u r improved in health a3 to have been able to return to her it me' here Sundry. S t r e e t lights on Suburban A-'* will le an added attraction to the Sub'nban Homes veelion. 1 ho opening o f Fireside Craft Grocery Store, Thursday afternoon : o f last week, by Mrs. Clark Math|f.rs was a success in every way. The lovely display of gilts was 1large and everything perfectly finished. The visitors w .re delight' cd with the display and showed their appreciation by their exten­ sive purchases, thus making the affair a success both socially and fi|'lancially. he folowing were calling at the G. S. Brown's Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Helms and .Miss Ganca o f Orland Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Parker. Mr; nnd Mrs. Clark Mathers were pleasantly entertained at the homo o f IVof. and Mrs. Gifford t Tuesday evening to dinner, Cards a The preat g ift— the rare g ift— is the one that kte on g ivin g — that keeps y i pleasing day after & year after year. Simplilicd Electric Kefrigcnti holds in store'so many g o o d things for the dip come. N ew , surprising delicacies that everyone! joys. N e w pleasure in entertaming guests.' Simp fied planning o f meals. Carefree conveniences ti so many other homes now enjoy. Give your family a General Electric Rcfrigentei give it with die assurance o f quality which its worj known name alone can bring. Order it cow-i have it installed fo r Christmas. Them At Our Display 218 E. First St. • ■ M . ■ ■ B M 1*4 P { ) B — Badge 1 111, nt>d |io!’.ni , total advancement ; th- p etnjte yenr.4 wero 5.117'* or an ■m il average of 1,057. *jitjH )U d «a ^ iV » ■ ; £O M PA\^ KrlfAr.m f r4.11 r*,ark t'nc "xu- , ■ i ibil Council. It H l-opcd ’ .-O ftila l' tlwi' * •• teti! 1 c f lo y i Will e\’ i'i I ‘i e^ l of (he year. While ui'.ent uftilw ny*. will he dMneleil to i l » « k pmenl o f boy at! tia -S&ut Aloveuitmi, ikt '■ afiitionul objectives have ■*■* n • c f t t ' l In the v ‘Tt"i*al t" '’ aflviti* s. It i» platted. 1*i. 1 pBve nil comp • i" "hi <*bu ■ a'™ second tu establish .1- trait sfio')' '* * . . ill l.eadl Jfhc cotmel! m**‘ : 4 one* ti nv tm meetingi being di-tnl ’U • tfit each of the «ix rountm \ * meeting's during the year. i nflkt meeting w ill bg held In t u » Kfid-iy* January ti the. regular tauilh'tf <p' Bd counti fend in: . Now DartS 1 < iniMi, iiiitfiBott* \igrir i - S t ■.■■dl itiMm o lug bu ■ every month vi turn ie m thr* ‘now y niakinr cepes Tor **B" ni light.” i next pietuv *. arbo, Swcdlah ’ ;1m it it'*w i iii’. t"-t t,(iI * n-Mayer , author of Bruinagi* DlstrlctK To v .CnncresH To Pat-jS A f/ro Aid Them: ‘tiiiccov fVr itSmall Farmers la V, an led nr, with ‘‘TI i ongoaoil ■ veUlclo, n i ' pittab i«I « llt’ i axis u.t,**"-- MEMPHIS, Tonn. Dec. 10 Aside from flood control along become heavily loaded with l a # « the low* r 5disslsaippi river, the they do not want and ennnot oper­ matter of reclanmtlon o f swamp ate us iidviuitagitously as the owned Hinds i vngagjmf: tjle attention of farnur who previously Itadors tn tttlch afi ‘♦xtent in this tho land, nnd in some cases have ntftfon that a bill Is to be Intro­ lost their lien rights altogether. duced soon in Congress to place Seek Drainage Fund Members cf the drainage dis­ drainage districts in "any part of the country on the same bads as trict hoards who represent some applios o the reclamation o f arid 'Ivo million nert* of hinil* recall thnt President Coolldgo stati-d !-J.d ^Congreis has already passed le- that arid luntl legislation was to gfr.lation fpr tho arid land farmer hell) Eulvc an economic problem. ih * year in giviui officially a-*:-" that enables him to pay the origin­ al costDof construction o f trrlgatjjm projects without Interest, over £ long period o f tim er in't' some discs nearly 00 years. But in the ngo districts to have the national government establish-a fund from Bss than 50 million dollars, em- which the drainage hoards can m-acing-Die .work o f about 150 borrow money, without interest to ■ n in a^ o v ^ the U. S. meet thd payments .on * dyuinago bonds and interest «nch year ns Tki8*5uiaU l a n cer* due, depositing nn rH dene* nf the Those rdvocnttng congressional obligation refunding bonds o f the tion point out that the farmers district to become due serially these districts are usually small after th p ja s t payment is due on rmers, many o f thcgi having ; ■• r "A ir c h a iy * Dftnd on install* tjw original Mcninere o f dr»In a ge board i* ent pavmenls, or have, paid a irt o f their purchase price out the lower Mississippi Valley have joined with oth err in other parts f their, savings and mortgaged o f the country t o -have congress M r land fo r the balance. I t is d d that f«win<*. to unfavorable adopt the desired legislation, nnd have recently sent ueprfescntatlvc* conditions since 1920 the farm ers to Washington trv remain on the in the drain-rge ‘dtatriets have ground until some nctlon fo r rebeen so hard prasstid thnt m:u v o f them hov^ lost thAie lands mul iio f is tuk*n I S N’ tinlet ........... Milan ,. ... Rome ... • O il,000 ... tffU.OOO —........ SFiO.OOO n utlih d to 111" i i hutfi trher.” Richard of Gnlli Hnvdiinf Dovi story nf life behind the .scener. o? mptwnolitnn*’ ntnvspantr. Junit Genoa .............1........ -012.000 Coghlan pUiyxtho title ri le, Turin ...................... 0-10,000 • "— Milan owes n * - mrrrn Ircrenaes WE OF THFI -United Stut o f population to the recent cVtt-n- have more o f all thnt m.tken 11 Gun o f muTtielpni boumlUrien, ns do worth living than any oUfor peo( Naples and Genoa. on earth now have or ever had. Rome’s population has increased Bernard J. Mulluney. by over JfOO.OO® in the past six - »■ »•. ■■■— year*. Here arc 173 pairs of women’s 205 Pairs o f really fin* 5*m, Shoes that must be sold.im­ a remarkably low priee. H1* !1 - . * \ mediately-— They arc striking values at really be ready patent , t •* leathers, blondes, pairs lo w of choose from Tho Price is % straps p u mp s , a n d ox­ fords ut — ---------. . . ----0j „ cw 18-hole golf course begj CH IhD RKN in Paris are almost and plans making for $500,0 always well dressed. hotel nnd clubhouse. ONE SPECIAL LO T One Special Lot Broken Sixes In high and Iqw shoea The value* on Hit sc nhocs Specially Selected art1all $0 or bettor. A t our store on Saturday night we will have moving r*« \ pictures, showing the.^dVlkntag^^f disinfecting-seed. LARGE SIZE SLIPPERS ‘ You are cordially invited to watch these interest *■ »■ •* * - ■• * ****** . ing pictures and ask questions. Something new in fancy leather slippers. A ll hires, several colors. Value* up to $2.50, selling at many more « f * t ju^t holding on L A K E W O R T H — Southern Bell honing fo r relief. , . * Telephone Company; starts expan­ The fir s t lieq on tlie land i* sion program in western part of taxes which must be paid or the Iknd w ill be sold, in w h'-k r -s - this city. A e subsequei GAINSVILLE — W( trie Company awudr “ The Home o f Bred R igh tj& ed” ^ __ V . . . * in +1 uflir a. DR. J. U . VIDJLKB, *♦ g CHIROPODIST emtotntn tomljrnnr m01- and h i g h heels, 'V A L P A R A IS O — Construct! for our �8— Financial ,ford Dally Haraia AD. KATES it C**b la Adrane* .one " U . will be rtctlitd Cron, and collector »*nl itely for payment* . " ______10c _ 3 7 - ___8c ____ 7c 6c a a a n lino line line line te rates on reque*t. i reduced rates ore fo r Ltive insertions, snrds o f average length bnted a line. num charge o f 30c fo r Ijertion. , advertising is restricted Jer classification, error is made The Sanerald w ill be responsible one Incorrect insertion, iertiser fo r subsequent in. The office should be immediately in case o f a d v e r t is e r ? [Herald representative J h l y fam iliar with fates land classification will \u complete information, kou wish, they w ill assist wording your want ad |e it more effective. >ORTANT N O TIC E Users should give their postoffico address as their phone number if lire results. About one lout of a thousand haa phone and the others lommunicate with you Jiey know your address, fcseantinuence M U S T be person at The Hanfora [office or by letter. Telelisronlimuncea are not Prompt - Efficient Service juncements BOND AND MORT* * GAGE COMPANY. , l2 Second ut • W ill loan , , on improved business and residence property. Also will buy first mortgages ns security, SANFO RD 10-A I'oultrj? and Eggs” BALE— Pure bred white Leghorns, Minorcas und Jersey giant roosters. 5N.OO each. Oppns ite L yman School, Lcngwood, Fla. Hens and geese fattened to order. dressed or undressed. Mail or­ der to Phillips’ Poultry Yard Osteen, Fla. Christmas turkey 20 lbs. ;,0 fry. ers 3fic lb. B, T. Tiller. Paula. 10-H Plants and Flowers Purchase pepper and other spring crop seed from Stokes Seed I Company. Arcade Bldg., attd be ensured of pure type strains. All seed disinfected. For Him — t Save 25', , O. S. Vaughn, nptometr*t, |„ II. Griffith. Optician. Sanford Optical Co., :I05 E. t’.th St Eyes examined. Glasses made, only fully equipped. Plant in Snn'ord. Also watch and clock repairing reasonable prices. Bicycle, Gun, Loch and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ erman's supplies. Geo. W. Dertch, "The Bicycle Store,” McLander Arcade. CAR AW NING S.— Auto Awning Co. 11 Ball Bldg. 12— Wanted Razors, Fountain Pens, anti sets. Humidors, (’iunrs, Cigarettes, Military Brushes, Watches, Pipes, Mennen’s shaving sets. Combina­ tion sets of Hill Fold. Cigarette Case, etc. Ijiuey’s llnig Store, First St. und Found Toys of all kinds; Bicycles, Scoot- 3 ers. Kiddie Knrs, Electric Trains, 1J Reasonable Gifts of all kinds, ut Tricycles, Autos, Wagons, Sport-' 1 ing Goods, l’rices Right. G. \V. fl reasonable Prices. Mi-I.mly's Hootch, The Bleyclr Store, Md- ■ Shoppe, IIU Magnolia. Ijinder Arcade. For the Family W AN TE D —Columbia nr Edison photograph in good condition, give full particulars and price. Ad 27— Money To Loan dress Sanford Herald, Box 12.1. (Legal Notices) N O l l l K OF ' I I F H I F F S SAI.I-: U anted—to give Mrs. Densil Money to loan on residences in h.-rt^’iy giviMi t h a t uni Sanford, low interest rate. Box di-fN.ilu-e Stafford a ticket to the Milano a n d by \ I r i a n of a n e x e i'u ttu ' 303. c-o The ilcratd. if she will call at The Herald. l--u i'd . ‘lit of m i l u n d e r the son Political Announcement Nicely furnished room. Hot and cold water. Garage furnished. TO T i l l : V O T K II* OF SFVlt\OI.F. c o i'X T t Vncant January 1st. can be seen I lie*r« b y n n t i o i i t i i ' f m y e n i t t l h l a r ) at any time. 1200 Magnolia, fu r t Io n t •* tb«* o f f i r * * o f n t i* *rFor Rent— Furnished room, twin beds, fireplace, d ll Park Avci I f f o f Hi*!jmin*il»* t * m i t i t y w i i l i j r r l t«* riii n o t i o n o f th»* v t i l r r x i n H i *1 |»**‘ no»T:»f ir |n nim rv t o be* lirlil tl***! Jun**. mipjiOT t. 15— Apartment For Kent Attractively furnished 2 room apattqunt, hot water, private bath, garage. 739-J. 212 W. tth St. TO t will fully r. \ I V fK l t V III' m i vrt y ou r y*»ur*. iiANO. s n ilM II.I! t hereby iinoiiuio'* myself ns a ruinliilutf fur sheriff o f Somlnolo Cnuiitv subject lo tho notion of The Heruld will be glad to fur­ nish Mr. Frank Tulhott with n the ia-iioo-rnilo primary lo to* In lil In tin- early part of Join 111!*. ticket lo the Milnnc. Very respectively. I-:. K. tilt AI >V. lammerless shotgun bc- Gurage apartment for rent, 11*02 )steen from Johnson's French Ave. 5ta‘.b.n to the cemetery. (Legal Notices) J. II. Cowan, Sanfonl. 3 furnished housekeeping moms, fire place, 120.00 monthly, 301 Cor. 6th and Palmetto. \ is rollin ' o f c o u n ty .irix'.i: jniobiles. --------- — V H K M IN O LK C O U N T Y . R T A T B O F FOR R ENT—2 room lurnisheiVi f l o r in . Ig e , 703 T > I I K K H T A T K O F H A I . I ' I I I t D I I "ODGE apartment, and garage, INHtiN, Doceiucil. lean and Graham trucks. Palmetto Ave. Phone 282 W. Til all creditor*. legatee*. distribu­ 13th Street Thono 3. tee, ami nil persons having clulm* FOR RENT— Phillips apartments, or tlenianil* a g a in *! snlU estateYou uml fiirli of Volt lire lierebv IS & C O W A N CO. Auto corner o f Second and Oak, two ttotlfl.'il anti reiiitlfeil to present any |r an-s sheet metal works, and three rooms, private b a th - i-lnlnts mill tlemnnils which you, *r ch Arenue. Phone 71G-W. furnished or unfurnished. Recently either o f you, may have against tlte Ilf Rnlpit lloltlnsolt. tlecenseil renovated and under new manage­ ■•Hirite lute uf .Seminole County, t'liirlilu to (FORD BUlCiC CO.. ment. Rent reasonable. the lion. Jns. il. Slinron County Going O ver Big - Lowest Prices in Florida, D o*|f||3 for Dresses Formerly $1695 !> ints stoves. Ill ennk tallies, 1 lee boxes, i desk. I w a t e r cool. t r. 2 ulis plate Maude, 3 Cots and I oil stove. - 8 *iId p ro p e r ty b e i n g le v ie d u p o n ns t h e p r o p e r t y of J . U Hnndlln iind I.illle d u n d ll n mol t o s u t ls f y l sa id i- te r til ion a n d J u d g m e n t . T his I t e c . 3, t » J 7 C. M. H AN D . S heriff, S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . HTRIIILING WINS and a Felt H at Fr DECISION s for Dresses FOR R E N T - A furnished upurt- fice |n the F o u n t' Courthouse in nilnole County. Flnrltlu. wllltlu ment *nd garage, 1101 Elm Ave., S, THE LEAGUE of Nntions (a t w i l v e lilKlit Iim front I lie dale therepreparing a white slavery report. corner 11th st. | U P «- M A R K O N S ford Automobile Co. olia /\ve. Phene 137. Attractive Incsa Service "f furnished apartments. . n a lril October 31. A. !>-. L'ST. G. B. SHAW Artmlnlstrutor nf the Ks ale nl Comer Park’ und Tenth Sts. HAI.I'II noill.VffON. Itecettaail. graph recortl*. FrigMnire installed, wuter and garage furnished. Phone 18-J. t u b [Russel. Farms, Groves, 110 M, Park Ave. Phone 1G— Houses For Rent k t a t b o f F l o r id a - t o ; II S LONG nml L IL L I A N I.ONO. w ile , c o S T A T U T A X C O M ­ MISSION. MONT« SOM K It Y, AI.AIIAMA. D e f e n d a n ts , it a p p e s r l m c from nn a f f i d a v i t f 11fit In t h i s c a u s e by t h e C o m p l a i n ­ a n t t h a t yo u II. S IXINtl anil L IL M A N LONG. Ills wife, u re each mill every r m l i l e n l s o f u. H lntc o r ‘' " u n ­ it y o t h e r t h n n th o S ta l e of e l o r l . tlu; uml that the present n'ldre*'* noil plu re o f reshlelire r e s id e n c e or of you S. mil plure yon II. it. n. 1. 1. W ill rent free, a ticket to the Milane to Mrs. Joe Gonxalax, at The Herald. __________ HIT P R IN T SHOP service on anything in K- A phone call w ill get FO R R E N T — Two furnished, co. tnges, one 3 rooms, one 4 rooms, Phone 417,-W. 0 Railscreened in front and back porches. Bath room and electric lights, 2 IRUOF1NG— Tba Roof Ev- miles out o f city on West 1st S*.. iff. Metal shingles: Rent 120.00 per month. AddreS3 ream tin and galvinlied Sanford Herald 1323. * James II. Cowan. Oak FOR R E N T — 3 room house with Third St. Phone 111 garage. 18.00 u month. Apply [U P Y O D R O LD W A L L 8 117 Fonlar A v e . ___________ _ IE N E W W A L L P A IN T INC N E W A N D BET- A ware house for relit at corner o f 3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 1)C. F U R T H E R IN F O R M A FALL PH O N E 235-J OR C. COLLER, SAN FO R D . FOR R E N T — Small house located at 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 125 monthly. Address B. P. II. Care The ■dtAPH— rep a irin g piano Herald. _______________ hy experts wIUi 17 years Garage for Rent re. Sanford music store 16— A |Shoppe, Room 10 A 11 MeGarage fo r rent, 614 Magnolia. Vn-ntle. Phono 872. phene 326-W. Pjper. Signs o f aR kinds. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale f f°r t Paint A W all Pnper FOR S A L E — Umbrella tent OxJ good one , new. Fhoue 743-J DRUG STO RE— Fre1001 Magnolia. _____ , Drugs, Soda. W e are ou as your phone. Call 103 For Sale or Rent— One six room house, and 250 chickens— one •'C BLOCKS— Irrigation four room house'furnished. 2o0:> [and general cement work. Orange Ave., Oak Hill, Sanford [C "n '-o> r n. j . E. TarFOR S A L E — Special sale on pn P^P. 3rd and Elm ■ lice puppies until Christmas, 70') \v__ _ , . . . Oak Ave. Phone 244-W. .O.N'G und Lillian, his wife, uspnrtli ulurly us is hnitwn Is c*o Htnle Tux Fommlsslon. Montjfomsry. A l a l.itnin; that you II. 8. l-on* and L I L L I A N LONG, his wife, are each uml every o v e r the use of t w e n t y mie t e a r * ami that there Is no p e r. Milt In the ata t* o f Florida, » * r v Ire of n Hummons In Chancery upi,t whom would hind you <>r nny o f ^ T M B IIB F O R J S this Is to eo.rnmand you II. 8. LONO und L I L L I A N H iS H . hls w ife , to each and everv prrsonnlly Its and appear before our sold Circuit Court at ftunfnrd. Seminole County, Florida, on the second day of January. 195* *« muhe answer to the Hill nf Com* plaint this day filed nxulnsl yon h/ the Complainant In this rmuso ■ithrrwiae this Hill o f complaint a l l ) )>» taken as confessed by you tnd this t-ause proceed ex r « r * * . The nature of the said salt belnic t suit to foreclose that certain ntr.*'«a*e dated October 1, l l l i l from the defendants II. *. luintr tnd Lillian Limit, hls wife, to I,.|f*rs»n Standard Life Insurance Fumpun-', u rorporatlun. the < o m . oUinant. said m n ru s ite hein* o f record In M o r tg a g e Book IT. page tint of the Puhlle Records of 8emInrtc County. Florida. It ,li further ordered that this Notice be published In The Ssnfoed Ife,uId u newspaper published, .III Sanford. Kemlnole County, Florida, unce U week for four <D cnn<feeiilive necks, and a copy thereof He mailed to each nf the defendants named In this Order. . , WITNB88 my Hand and nfflrUl . . u| ..f the Circuit Court of the Juiilrlal Circuit " f •yan.gj F e m a l e --------------------------- -— zr~ Twenty-thlrif 8 talc of Florida' In and for ----------------------FOR HALE—.Those fat Ga.. Tur- thr u-mimdc County, on this Ihe 1st D. ' W . Experienced woman keys, price 60c per pound. «• day of Deccmbce, phen at The Tas'.y Shon. W Spencer, and 4 o’clock. [ I hm e 400. 206 Hughey __________ Ave. i V. K. D O U O L a W . Clerk Clreull Court. A. M. W K K K H . Deputy Clerk. .- U iv lT t y ^ aniicitor, WO-! A free ticket to the Milano « at |P*tfcrretL Box x n envi T h « Herald o ffice for Mr. H XVGLw'jf. R O T L H tt OIOHTON, golielturs fur Complainant. I -■tr-i3k • C U lUUIINSON*. ala transfer picture*, ats, and brushes. Sun C LE M E N TS A P A R T M E N T S 612 I N I MT It Il K. K C BI RO FUI N' I TT Y C OF UWRI TR I ODvA* . 8B MI NPark Ave. Apartments— 2 end l use Paints and Varnishes. FIIA N FK ItY . LIFE STANDARD |P.i.t' ami W all Paper — garage and water. Reasonable. J B F F K R S O N INSUKANCB COMPANY, a CorFirst EN p u rn llo n . C o n tp ln ln a n t. F U R N IS H E D apartment fo r redt v* in the Herald building— a down­ H . s . I J ) N t I . a n t i L I L L I A N L O N O , TE in every shapi and hit. w i f e P. F. S T A N I.B Y J. A. etc.. Sanford Ceme:i‘. town l cation at remarkably low l i O t I K I t S , m i l l I I . 0. W I I J I I T , I > « Ccr.pany, F ifth and rates. Ask for Mr. Iloines at The friiilnnts. __. . . Herald office. l ’hona 112-W, o ltliB lt OF PUBLICATION . ■f tin F iu iiily C o u r t o f He ml noli t'l.iiuty, F lo r id a , In ttiui e e rtn lf i: in » f "h erein ’V. \V, t ’ S m ith T r u s t e e f u r \V IV, C. S m ith . f’d w a rd II lira Ins. IV. F, J a c o b s o n , F. J •V.<t-h u l l J F l e i s c h e r 8 . .11, Hrlt it ml J . I •. F h l t t e n d e i l . ts plnlntlf! unit .1 I. Sufi llln unit I.illle Hundlltli a re d e f e n d a n t s , I h a v e levied uptilj: a n d will, d m Ilia t h e l e u a l h o u r s o f sule o n Moiulat Jiiitu rtry 1 IliJXii ii ilie b e a d of s t n l r n a t ' 8 wo|icy Hulldlmc. 2F* I’u - l F i r s t S tr e e t, t ’lty of 8(1 Ilford. 8 . inliio|e C o u n ty . Fltip* hl:t o f f e r l o r s a l e u n d sell |it| ilie h l u h i s i uml best tilddir fu r r u s h t h e follotvhiK d esc rllie d p r o ­ p e r t y . to w it: 2.’» Iron beds. Ii’inui XU m n t l r r s . es. is d in n e r Iu Id e s, S* slrulitht • tinlrs. S'< r o e k i n g clutlrs, M ilresser* . 1:1 w iis tistn u d s , I ro ller to p d e s k , I llh ritry table, l> k l l i ’li*'it stifen, I cotirh. I tlilVi liport, t il a v e iie tte , I hell irtn it c e n t e r t a b l e s , 1 b u f f e t- ' j WII.KKi-MlAKRE. I*a.. Dec. 1 0 ( I X S ) - -Young Htrihling, the Geor­ gia light heavyweight, .won u th?eis ion over Tom Kirby, of Bouton Judge o f Seminole County at hi- o f ­ in n lU-rouml fight here Inst night. 212 Irngonlla Ave. Place 36V. Vanities, Shenffer Pen sets. Per­ fume, N'unnnlly’s and Whitman's citmites, Perfume sets. Manicure' sets. Comb and Brush sets and i Kodaks. latney’s Drug Store,1 . First St. j i Give her nn Electric Singer Sew­ ing Machine. She wants one. i . Bath Robes, Sweaters, Neck Wear, Belt Ruckles, Socks, Hnntlker- She needs one. Terms to suit. 1 chiefs anti Bed Room Slippers. Phone 80. Woodruff & Watson, 208 K. First St. For the Kiddies 11— Rooms Without Hoard Annual Meeting of th™ Fern Company, Inc. liar meeting o f the stock* of the Orienta Fern Inc. will be held at the the Company, Altamonte Florida, on Tuesday. 3rd, 11)28, at 10 A. M. for ym of a bpnrd of Directors the transaction of such lines* as may be properly [before Use stockholders. L. Haines, President. For Her 11— Miscellaneous in making phono- 1 Constipation and Rectal ’ Diseases. (Painless nonsurffical mehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Howell. Registered physician, 200 W. Gore Ave., Orlando, Florida, Telephone 4395 for free con- ( sultation. You will be sur­ prised how quickly you will i?el well without lorn o f time , from business [ -* ■ « Formerly I I $13-95 and a Felt H at R A ll Ladies’ Coats at Cost, and a Felt H at Free COLDSTHAT DEVELOPINTO : PNEUMONIA A Pair of Ladies5Silk Hose, or Mens’ Silk Socks Free with every pair of Shoes Sold, $350 to $5.00 Psrxixtcnt roughs and cold* lead to serious trouble. You can atop them now with Creomulaloo, an emulsified creosote that la pleasant to taka. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothe* and heala the laftameJ membrann and lahibils germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec­ ognised by high medkgl authorities as >na of iho greatest healing agencies far persistent roughs and colds and oilier forma of throat trouble*. Crromulsion cornsins, Jn addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and bell tho infected membranes and atop tho inilaltoa and iafismaulloa^ while tho creosote goes on to the stomach. Is ab­ sorbed Into the blood, attacks lbs seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs; f • . Crcomulslon L guaranteed satisfac­ tory in tho treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forma of Respira­ tory diseases, and la excellent farbuild­ ing up tho nritem alter colds or fluMoney refunded U any coogh or cold la relieved after taking according to tli.ct.lJ hu . Ask yourdrugs!*- (*“ *•) * ‘ Do Your l *f*' ;3I Christmas Shopping Here and SaveGifts For The EntiregjFamily Sanford Ave. ( � 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 16, 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 16, 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/ffa97c320415da6fd133f4c15ca2339a.pdf f830d5f9ce44dfa85bfeee301bce15e9 PDF Text Text p, YOUR I'*}* J\ p*,t •' SPA PEB ► ) m iblLshed in Florida’* Hea*L ie World’s Greatest Vegetable ct ion. I ts R ic h e s t Garden Land. t ;t HAS HEARST ON INQUIRY STAND f »-h » VAN HOME •* Member A u d it liu re a u Of Circulations ALIENISTS SAY Lindbergh Will F REBUS SANE AS ToU.S.MakingTh HE SHOT WIFE TriplnSeveralHop: T r i a l O f O b In k OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 15| (INS)—The Oklahoma Senate wni in search of a presiding of In v e s tig a tio n S ta r te d I n to f ic . .or for its court of impeachment C h a rg e s P u b lish e d By T he to.lnv. „ H e a rs! N e w sp a p e rs R e g a rd ­ 'L anivhile armed celled out to it rev «n* i iSSSE,’ in g Sum s P aid B y M exicans q the M a t u r e n M onuJ ^ -jrj’ fI r r m v. Increasing cloudiness, p?o1 ly followed by rain in c«a and north portion* tonight Friday; colder In northw est ; tion tonight and in north por Friday. __ L e a se d W ire I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s S ervi^T SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1027 ■4,.* numbers to preside should the judges all decline. By an almost unanimous vote, ifla g ra tio n C la im s '!»• senate decided late yesterday >ne N u n A n d 2 6 1 not to suspend tho governor at T e x t O f R e p o rt P re s e n te d T o -------------- ----- ------------------:-----•' " ' ‘age of the proceedings, ;h i l d r e n ; M any T,"', l’o"t P0n*d tho conflict that Lieutenant Governor ) th e r s A r e M i s s i n g V erdict S a y s R e m u s S a n e M A l W T r i F j • .A A , c J U r * * f e 1 ‘,-1**•the acting rp r . am .1. Holloway to Z ”" i i r * x I I tl x V i x X * - ,L L £ i C h a r g e s A r e B a c k e d u p '•*<■ntntive.M chamber to keep governorship in the fact of John-I I B i t V O f l l C r S W i t II /\ri TYfTr ¥ / l i n 1 1 r n i A V l B y G o v e rn m e n t F ile s r ; . « s r ber of thc ho,,s0 fro"' ,Mn'* he woi,m Ju ro r . •ulmiii t.. being dispossessed even supreme court was to hold leinporarili N e w sp a p e r P u b lis h e r Is F irs t ""leretice at l» o'clock to det. \ tru c e 'until after th« holi- N\ hen A sk e d If t o tifc rc n c c P r e s id e n t C alles T e le g ra p h s O f M any W itn e s se s W hich . -mine whether any ..f its justices d;.> - wa, in sight with tho pos­ W as A b o u t S e rio u s M a tte r S ta rte d In B a se Congratulations ToCooIidge ------S e n a te C o m m itte e W ill C a lllw u id . onsent t.. preside over the *•: ilit v ihat the legality of the 1 Prosecutor iitntfcH it Is WhoReplfesWithMcnaageOf tiu l ,>f (i.ivern.it Henry S. John- Ugisluture's <uIf-convened se.iic n t G a i n i n g R a p WASHINGTON Dec. 15—(IN S )1''tnii. An hour later the Senutc wap si. n might be attested in tile A N u isa n c e B u t N o M ure B"y (I. Williams returned t***'luy Thanks, Comment On Trip lly T o O t h e r P a r t s to his former position a.- chief of —The Senate'* investigation into *" meet and select one of it# own 1in. aniline. tho Sanford Police Department charge* pu li'hed I.) Ihc Ilcarst COURT tlOUSK. CINCINNA'M WASHINGTON Doc. 15—(INS> Dec. 15.- George Remus wa. following his reappointment \u S- newspnprr* that the Mexican Gov­ JEBEC. D ec. 15— (IN S ) on Oet. C la*t when hc shot nn.l ! "I nm deeply pleased to send ernment oniered miii. - aggregat­ ttrilay by the City Commi MEXICO CITY, Dec. 11 enty-six children anil killed his wife. Imogen**, the thn\.* your excellency my most cordial ing $1 _'l ..Pini paid tu four United alienists appointe.1 t»y Judge f'hrH- ' felicitations nt the very moment in (INS)—Col. Charles A. Lind| nuu ure known to have I S tall- Senators got under way here ter Kn Shook to study the defend which Uol. Lindbergh arrived'in berffh will fly back to the inlay died and th irty three unt's mental cn.liiion, sui.l in a i Mexico nfter his notable trip, no-' Uhited States. This time he children are feared tt ^The tlmiges were hacked Up l>\ report submitted tu the court today. <nuipl' -hod with the greatest suetile Ilcarst papers with sei-t-ei Haiti n toloqfrain to Prcuitlent will make the journey be­ lost their lives in a fire f t F A P P H I N T I T n AC dwument» v ilich they asserted The t. xt of tin* report was with­ t'oolidge, received today fr*nn tween the two countries in held, while attorneys made arg u ­ 1'residoiit C*ill‘*» of Mexico. coniplctely destroyed1l l L / U I U l H ! L I j ,/\o \ cam., r,from the archives of the ments with reference to it, tin* [several hops. St. Charles Orphan A sy I'res'ulent Coc.iidge dispatched Judge mi rely staling tin t thc alie­ (.’nm m ission D e s ig n a te s l i r s t ‘T ritle Of D e tro it" A irp la n e These plans wore announc­ heru early today. Tho nists’ verdict was that Remus was the following re tly: o clock in a committee room N atiiinulA nd S a n fo rd AtJnnIn W hich Brock And S ch lee ram*. "I am deeply gratified by your ed today by tho “Lone Eagle” ts of the nun a n d tw e n ty -------^ 1died with wm asses and apectntic R ank W ith P ro v is o t h a t Plan !'o S et F lig h t R ecord While the Judge was examining excellency's cordial message of who bus become the idol of biJ.trcn were recovered an., ( uni m issio n M a k es S e lectio n B*ra. s.-cat.>r I'.ecl ilti ..f IVnim., Sci u rity B e D o lla r F o r D< lia r A w aits F a v o ra b le W e a th e|>r r -Uie alienists report. Prosecutor congratulations on the occasion of Mexico, virtually every city having ^her thirty three arc missing. W e d n e s d a y A lul C h ie f T a k e s W,lH , f ll>c investigating rh a rle . P. Taft inform. .I Interm it- the successful competion of Go!. set up a clamor Ao see the fam ­ i\r e i t J ,, , • con niiltie. floors of the building coli The First Notional Dank un< the ,*c. tonal News Service Ihn. he had Lindbergh's hi/toric flight wlicih ous American flyer. DAYTtJNA IIKAGII, Ha., De O ffic e T o d a y ; F r ie n d s H ail t u ,n, „ „ , . , .. A n iu iin lm im i i i •• .. “ dha.n Lmnlidpli Ilcarst, pub- Hanford Atlantic National The trip to Cuba is util! to be unk I.. i | \ s i —Strong west winds at I taken up with tin Judge a nmltoi I sincerely trust may servo to unite ld and the trapped victims A p p o in tm e n t A s Ain d ic a tio n Usher .,f the 2d 11ears i newspapers ■'< re yesterday afternoon d sig­ 7:15 \ \f. i„day caused postpone- I that had to do with tiic jury, | more closely our two nations.” decided upon. If ho makes it. I buried in tile flaming wreckthe first witness. Mr. ileurM naled as depositories for city nient ,.f the .lawn flight of tlu* I “ It involves one juror,” he «!eSecretary Kellogg and Alexicua Colonel Lindbergh safif, I t ,would |Kircmcn were unable to peneBoy (J. Williams, to*wn. i\vurn and gave hi. occupation fund.' for tho year of Kills. nc< ini* “ I’ridc of l*etroit" hero until Fri- dared. Tuft and tho Judge had n 1 Ambassador Tellez also exchang­ probably be made out of, W ash­ the smouldering ruins this chief of the Sanford I as u j.iarnalist. Ho said bo had not doing to action taken by tho Sity day m ining, unless tlu* breeze , long conference thi:. morning. Ank- ed messages of felicitation over ington. |ing to recovoi' additional .e dut- ^ ftcnntor Keed asked the publish- • oniniinxion meeting in rej liar su.l.le'il) veeis to tile nortii or **d if it wa* a **vrimis m atter, Taft the successful flight of Col, Lind­ elded "yet." pnrtmcnt. again assumed i| i. I er wlieiher lie had the document-< session at tlie City Hall. Colonel Lindbergh awoke today .A'Uili I'efore U:30 A. M. today. said it was a ‘nuisance" adding: ! bvrgli. ics of that office today foil in tho homo of Ambassador Dwight building housed 500 children l; • .... published in the Washington Her T. II hinka.lc pr.in.iuiice.l con­ "It won't stop the trial, however." The financial institutions w 1 be MEXICO CITY, Dec. 15.(1NS)— W, Morrow, who took him in forty nuns. .Several of the ill- his rt appointment \. c<..icsiiny nf- aid and other llenrst papers, re­ uM(uired to provide one hur Ired ditions unfavorable for the fight tci'ii..on by the City ('oniinixison. lating to Mexican charges. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 15— Col. Lindb**rgh is the idol of Alcxi- >u\P*l. I were taken Into hospitals, tiefi.ridawn today, uml In* and I er eent security for all def islts "I tluiik I have the original...'' the Commission decreed. The uin- Alt. (truck returned in their hotel. (IN S)—Oeorgu Remus is the hull caii aviators. Army aviators a t tho rmen, police, nn.l nuns per- Chief Williams succi eds J. V. MEXICO CITY, Dec.’ 15.— Yidhueim Field will give a banquet extraordinary feats of Martin who tu*;> been acting in ..ini Air. Ilcarst. "Will you turn | nor of furnishing security w 1 bo Air. Scldie remained on tho tieach in tho china shop a* his own mur­ for For the daring young filer, tlu* American flyer nml will der trial. them over <tu l ni in rescuing children from temporary capacity for the past he 'Committee.’ in acconlaneo with provisioi i of to will li ihe wind in case a change He has offended the judge, he's lose no opportunity t»» lionize Idm. history wns repeating itself. As “Ac \ “ responded Mr. llenrst, hand­ the City charter ami such l mds nia.le .. late flight possllde. Tin* [ire. Under tho direction of the three months. was the ense when ho accomplish­ ing deed a bulky envelope which and certificates us shall be iscd "wind Ilie west under deferred sentence for con­ it i . miggestnl that a marker bo ed his remarkable flight from many of the children ninrch" " ha.* m' blown from lln* (ilaied upon Vnlbucna Fielii to tempt of court, he has antagon­ Action of the Commission was deed placed on the table in front for the purpose must of thc building in an orderust be uppiived sU'a,l|l> throughout the night, and ized the prosecutors, and been cotumomorate the siutt where tho New York to Pnris, n fte r h it long nncr. Others were carried taken without uny comment and of him. by the Commission it was l’uf.her ' Be sudden change is believed ini- threat* n**d with n-vjist fight, lie intrtpid yourg American ended his flight, Col. Lindbergh was taken > J probable by the file rs ^ Beid asked the publisher what announced. in hand hy the American Ambasladders to safety before the the re-appointment was made aacrossed his co-counsel ro often they historic flight. method Im.l been pursued in decod­ midor and gnt his much-needed ling . lullnpscd. .about tile (Rion teni»r*dJL,l A «••"«» hai! trail * Tho American Legion i.niuioiisly after I auk of food and sleep mean no­ are nt loggerheads, lie has defied .. . . a motion by ing some of the documents, which sleep under the roof of tho Am­ iftly beforu ils services to the C omntission as n*j. . n '*1 ' Detroit A thing in tho young life of Ameri­ fire started in the base- Commissioner S. O. t hasc, secondin Mexican .dawn see the buillffs aad they are ready to ca's "Uihe^'iigla.'’ Although Col. erican embassy. volunteer fire department pollco said, gained headway *'d by Commissioner W\ C Hill were m m . ,. Guvernicnt . .. . code. . . ................. - — ................. ..r . . . this iiHjruinjr . - , eager ... “s i.” on him. When tho flying colonel finally second floor and m ushroom -1Chief Williams was In the uudl. ■ ^ to decode .rCp,.lwl. " ,a.but 1 hcwould ]'n, ' 1»'** Mutk Clevttond nmt his J * 11' ‘"P mwioplii". >hcl Its UrpuuIf the thci 'n e a t ex-bootleg king Lindbergh hud not seen a bed fov descended from the blu4 ... ... ini a uninot tried them * — gh thc httijding. ynce a t the time and nVsngo lT"!? department when over necle.l. T hj ' “r '"'.w.U-ne san. Lours, lie W(i& fresh, tnndad gracefully a t Vs ugai.i waves tho red flag, or goes upwards uf uloil after a warm pi„ul. Utrrally million* of | on •/ f^ '- *-*T r\y y ho probably m eii uml n.t eehi-.jrfut a r,rtu t otter fiimiCH'spread rapidly The "f ‘ho motion he nddressci the ha.M, ai A,' I T * ? " h'’ 'V r - . ™ F* Wi ^ anow ' ‘ ‘heso documents first Davidson nud it was n.vaptcl Aomju tttt* crowtPAVifl. sluoil h r will !>*• ordered by ludgo Chester hath n t Die United Statesi Embns* ufo* twftt relieved of a fw if-1 ptc ommission and ami expressed . staff of tho 'nstitution wag l( onimission --*1— MayorIiconiu asked with words of appreciation by patiently nw-niting Ylawn were K. Shook to rense being one of his sy. lie retired early la*t night, and he soffered mishap, for, « c r .»..... to >our "Ucntion? Jly marshalled into a rescue )acciation of their action. Mayor K. P. Ilousholder. The fire W’Onu'ti with tiny babies in their was up early this morning. Ing to the time limit he had in reply said, . ... Thc alarm was given by a 1.. ....F. Ilousholder , . 1 * , * Mr. Ilcarst replied he would be chief was requested to confer with urnis ami men and young women own lawyer* and just sit In the himself, he wns about nn Ihut many of tho children in . . . V 'V ” n .K.KaJ record as ghul to tell, provided he could refer Legion officials and make arrange­ in uveniug clothes .who hud left prisoner’s do< k tho "dee-fen-dent” |in sections of the building * 1 11 ,JtP* , ' ' i1” 11® department, to “one.man" without mentioning |n y parties to wait in the darkness thaf he cults himself. Rut too famous team of “wr" c*c;i|«* cut off. They uit- .Mi. Williams, and the Commission his name, lie explained that to ments for drills at regular intci- to see the leconl hop off. A few So fur, when it emno to mutters wns not to Llurno talking to new 1ledly perished while groping U again placing you in that cap­ irention this name might cause vnls. of defense policy, Judge Shook hns I.eon I.eKoy headed a delegation nvintoi anil nicrhntlicii, still sleepy literally “ let George do it.” But popermcn of his flight ho said: way through thc fire and acity because vve fool that you coiisidernhlc enibarrassment tn the from the fii t nights vigil, stood "T iic fog wns to hlnmo for my be of golfers who uppeared before the Ic t.» tlu* stairw ays and other acr a capable and efficient <*fii- man in iptestion us lu* was .still in another catch phrase is starting ing Into. Th* weather wns ok.av Commission asking thc retention hefe uml tiler* in groups, their to permeate the courtroom thesis Icer." cigurette ulciiniiug like spark, in business in Aloxico. Reel asked for of L. L. Yoorhcos ns golf prof, as far ns the Mexican Borden closing days of the trial. |c asylum is operated by thc Addressing the retiring c h ie f,'the name ' ‘privately.’’ and Mr. sional at the hut I run into fog ax I mounted Municipal Golf tho dark nt- •• A putrol of bov LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec. 15— over Shepherd sraters for children l'u' Mayor said, “ Wo wish *o llenrst wrote it out mi a slip of Course. Action on the m atter wa Scouts tonil near the big, muffled "It won't be long now.” What the foothills of the Sierra*. , v „ (IN’S )—With liter* rains forecast, rcj ranging from five to ‘hank you. Mr, .Martin, for y.mr paper and gave it to the commit- delayed little solace Air. Remus entertains "A fter I loft Tampico I la.*’ until the Commi.*-' .n nmnopiant*, on guurd. * n. All of the children were I >,<’|'vice» acting as teinperary tec. •The fliers arrived curly Iwfore today in view of the predicament people «f northwest and central niy route and had to bo guided could confer with those who have rphanx. Nome were sent there j jh k f. 5 ',UI w’ork lias been entire“This gentleman wus in .Mexico had the operation of the court ' dawn, mill cast anxious eyes at the hi* tirebrund tactics have got him Arkunsus today feared tho eighth solely Ly my compass. I could . llood of tho year would soon sweep not help drifting to thc west and ■cir parents to be educated. satisfactory hope that-i and he learned there were docu under their supervision. An early wind sock which flew above the into, is the jury. ... .. and. we . down their levees and drive them seemed to huvo followed a large you will continue to lie cnincctcd inputs in the Mexican archives that decision in the m atter wns promts sand dune*, waving gently m the They are his friends *>r at leuat from their homes. fire started shortly after detour, going ever further west indicated undue interference in the brisk westerly wind. They shook lu* thinks so. Squelched for the n o’clock last night, and tin* vvH.h lhu department, ed the delegatiun. The Arkansas River was rising than Toluca—as far as Salvatheir heads doubtfully as the mill, The reappointment of Chief affairs of the United State-," said timO being, ut least* h„ spends a r* were still smouldering this It. P. Whitner Sr., cashier of rapidly south of Uussellvllle today utes passed and the winds’ direct­ lot of tinio furtively eyeing the jury and pounding against tho newly tierra and Morrelia anyway—and ling. The burning walla and Williams was interpreted by hi*1Mr* Hcurst. “ He communicated the First National llank, it was the elgn of the Toluca » mllapsed so suddenly that friends today as u complete via'- that to Edward Clark, the executor that Ihc Commission take nmn ion did not change. “ Wo i unnot smiling a t them ami getting smiles constructed K'Vccs. while tho tm Railway Station that gave mn my of my mother’s estate, by letter.’’ take off with a west wind.' they dication of charges that mmur in return. He likes tho jury. He te Ihe presence of mind of thc on 50,000 owed to his in.-’.iprotected farmlands between Dar“W hat happened then?" "There action said. The fl**oi of (he Ueuch, lianl make* no secret of it. H* wants danclle uml Russellville arc a!- first idea of my real location ri in charge and the fine he­ linked with his name a t the time wore tution a* intcrc t on time vvurrui But of course it is impossible to several letters regarding the and Certificates of deposit. The packed by the tide, wa in good then to know it. ir n| the ctilhlieil. it wus illl- o.' his dismissal in early Soptemready inundated. give u complete story of tha trip l>cr. At the time the Chief was importance of these documents.” condition. ALire than 1<!2 families in that in n few words.” ^ I>le to escupu from u grout banker askrd for u time warrant ,|> Loaded with 3*11 gallons >1 gaso­ , let out three other member* of hi.* said Air. Ilcarst. "He said hc could some other acknowledgement if xly. section have applied to tho Rod The Inception accorded Lind­ „ . .. i i i t , i 1forco were also dismissed. No get these documents for a small the obligation so it could be plurol line in five tanks, and 22 and one Cn l uml welfare homes for food bergh when he entered the city • orphanage!, a .io id h * to ric L h s u,.ri, prefcrrc(i ,iy and I authorized on expendi­ nml shelter, huving been driven after his flight was -tremendoua. on tho bunk’s liooks for tho cur­ half gallons of oil, the big plane stood ready. 37 spate tins of gusoU “„na * ‘,nd,,M,rfk ,n, thc | C.'i.imi their action being ex ture of 41,000." front their homes by tho flood Practically ul| the inhabitant* of rent year. To issue n w arrant f.r The unnamed man, urc.intpaiiicd I was large four-story , ;1, *.f„ r tho 0l, ,l( iha line stood near, 222 gallons in all, witters fur tho eighth time this thc federal district crowded the tho amount would interfere wi'h i itructurc and was built in , but conflicting l>> John I'"^e*u Bcurst corn»|*orutwhich were to 1'** stowed uwuy in sidewalks, roofs, windows, and year. . ent, l>iought the document lu him, the refinancing program, it wa* the fuselage at the last moment ’ ______ reports were spread "as t< Cold wind.* wore sweeping over oven tho church-xpircs along stated, und Mr. W hlm er said tn* ' the publisher sold. He Mound the should the flight he attempted. ~ ; cause. documents were "origWials" ul- m atter could be udjusted by churKJACKSONVILLE. Fia., Dec. r* thc flooded and low territory to ­ route. A peaceful Caesar of tho in view .it tiic rumors, friern * tiiough he had c*X|>ected only copies. ing the city on ils general ledger Wihin tho plane s|>nr*> equipment, -tIN E )—The wrecking of u free day. I.atc crops wero ruined and including a buck saw, two flush p i n a u V H 1 3 I & U IO C un(l 5U,ip4,r| rrh of the police head "The documents sesmed of tv^* account and then uwuit payment lights, a roll of tape and a first love union on the shoals of fin­ several families living in tho low. had arrived. All the hous .lei lured that rcappointnicnl mt.n,|cua _ importance. said Mr. out of refunding moneys/ ancial difficulty gave Eddie Hag Itnds nround ilutesvillu wero driv* decorated with Alexican and,, uid kit bad been stowed. The fliers it: front their homes when the urican Flag*, the latter making # w # ! hud the effect of repudiating tno | learMt “ I think they said they The Comniission turned down j food supplies, including . four garty, 23, of Loa Angeles a thirty surprising urivnrance from I r s i i n I n l l l Q I f i n i t,;urKC,‘ llwl VVL‘, ‘S reported at had submitted the documents to' proposal, recently submitted by. Ill* quart vucutn bottles of coffee, two day prison sentence'und instigate.I White River swept througii tho expected sources. In Latin unprotected area. i t a i l l V U i l i a i U l l I Ih.. Ambassador Sheffic.l un,t that hc Chamber of Commerce, thc ,iIII(> time „( of his dismissal dismissal. width deportation proceedings for hi* taro, the inhabitants ' gullons of water, forty eight beef Chief W’iliutms’ coinmeiil wu- tielicvcd they w re authentic. They would make it compulsory for Sun- ami cheese sandwiches, a dozen soul mate. Airs. Dorothy Dumdum, iioweis upon ahu nnibu iv u !! 11*. ^ cc’ w, brief as he rcassunted hi.* duti.s had nlao submitted the il.Kumcnts ford motorists to purchase ta;;a oranges and six hunnnas. were ul* 2'). who will h** returned to tin f i * r * i r i t 'l l l ‘i r I f t l l n I C car as it progressed and t California city to hei mothor by l i r e g l l l a r l U H t I S I ' D ,• Craven Mlddlebrooks. j lbjh morning nt police head<|ua»t- to the counsellor of the Embassy (continued on pugo three) wa* continually filled with so ready to be stowed away. IVtcraburf, Fla. who worked i m Thcrc wi|| no changes in and that hc hud thought them nuing and cheering. (5*‘ ? .ln. bar* .[!e t ycf ; : thc personnel of department a! thentlc." Lindbergh landed a t V ■V administering first aid thi:. tim » ami former acting chief, Air. Heursl said that two McxiField at 2:32 P. M.. (3:30 !<it to the injured of the Martin will remain n.^ a mcniV.'r can Government clerk* had actually rrn Standard Time) comi f1* City Florida Special was of the force brought the document* out of Mexrevelations of tlu* freo luvo union from thc west with an <*ti*t to talk about the wreck NEW YORK. Dec. 15 —(IN S) nine Alexican Army Plan by the lo.al welfare association 7 J stb O American Ambassador where they had upp!icd fur finan­ —An irregular tone developed in " l *5}* l ‘n'C,| , m .. |h‘"f second bundle, the publisher suid, cial aid. Mr*. Donahue admitted tho loeul cotton markets today. \V. Alorrow was tho t Mhldtebrook*. who was a •r.Ohf Williams ,i* to pledge m> be-t delivered to hbl representatives .Municipal operation of docks at I'emlent river lines bu*rd on the tu police authorities that she had Further trade buying particularly to greet the flier on «ngvr on tho train thut collided efforts in the p c rf o r n .a n c o o f iiy , ' left her tubercular husband ut Ray*, of thc January-and llurch deliver­ soil With hia hands Jacksonville will h** continued, ac­ following conditions: j1.* Dwight near lipxie, Ark., duties. I shall try to give aunforl ____ tho Ambassador w cording ^0 E. J. T rotter, secretary | K*gnly praised by the train the best police protection that cun "That buck indebtedness l>e |>ui*l Arizona, L> coino with H aggarty ies coupled with short covering* cd of thc Sanford Chumber of Com- either in cush nr sevnrvd obligation to Jacksonville* "hocausc she loved and improved demand from New when Lindbergh step •^d passengers for heroism. h** offem i under the present merca, who yesterday ntten d jl a ( acceptable to the city eomioission; hint so much that -nothing else Orleans load spot house* uml firms tho cabin of the Spli |®an was killed five seriously propriation ami I will appreciate _ •. n with European connections, brought Louis. I sml severnl other persons any aasiatooce that mav bo give;' j l l j i y K P g U l t T T O I I I conference in that city for the pur- j "That future rents us fixed by mattered.” .Seizing Lindbergh’s pose of discussing ways and mean* . . . . i t , 1 about an Initial advance but tho Mrs. Donahue* expressed 11 d is­ hurt in Vhc heud-on coliiAmbassador asked: of handling a situation that was dethf, c> * ommission. be m c u ri I b / dainful surprise ut the limited movement Inter encountered re­ 1“etwicn the’ two truins. "A re you tire d !” Hared to bo of vital interest to In- B,uil»blu iu ara n te a from a fUwiMijM- intelligence of local authorities newed Speculative selling and liq­ HAYES ACQt’lTrF.D Mhldlebrooks, who wus a “ No*, very." said Lind dependent shipping interests on the ly responsible agency acceptable that permitted them to take no cog. uidation. * to the city commission, or its a t­ r«nn fur (jueen Victoria for 30 A fter being assured St. Johns River. Aside from firm er Liverpool nizcncu of fret* love, claiming that l, ,n'* WJ» present nt the birth An arrangement whereby thc torney. but preferably by u recog­ the cult was spreading rapidly in cables there was no especially im­ plane would be absolu Eowanl VII, wild ,*h*. did city commissioa of Jacksonville is nized bonding company." portant market news. Thc influ­ recollecting a t the Tho docks have been lusting the Californio. anV doctor would have done guaranteed payment of all delin­ ent*.* of Inr/er cqnsumtion figures similar ___ of . the circumstances. ” 1 hud quent rentals and prompt payment city of Jacksonville ubout 5150.100 «* j was still felt to some extent, BLOT FRUSTRATED L. kit along und happ- daughter-in-law, Gladys Ilayes of current rentals was made ut the year under a lease thut has been m I superintendent of Army in traders digesting further the lar­ formerly of Detroit, thc jury aas, • “ Pen " t*le on,y Jocter on the out about three hours. Hayes also «»,*proved a recommendation of the conference, according to Mr. Trot­ effect for some time. Rental char­ ger figures than had teen generally SHANGHAI. Dec. 15— (IN S )— ges have been based upon cost with­ "•n the wreck occured. ! that he had ter. The gathering was attended waa indicted f*»r poisoning his tw<*. which ho announced a by representative), of various civic out profits, it is said, but over a Thc authorities h;*v**‘ discovered anticipated. Busina** was in heav­ Hr aml n,y did get sons/Jam es und A,.ms, for th* .;l-1 West p oint l.h“ ttJ “ bodies of central Florida cities to­ period of two years delinquent and frustrated a communist plot ier volume with both side* of the ?*!*•."!'U*..1 un,y Jid leged purpose of collecting their further change, be made in the gether with heads of shipping ii- rente have amounted to $8,500. organized to capture this city as market c*wrating on a man* libinsurent*. policiies. His elderly | rules governing the eligibility of terests and Jacksonville city offic­ Feeling that U couldno longer L.-«r ! t nnton was seized, it wus learned oral ,*9id* *botft the weia: D this burden, the city Commission t* day. Offkiols expressed bclb*.’ i Noon *’ palsivtly • I j wife was indicted for the three f caduts for n^embership on the iate. [ aih'ctic team deaths at the same time The docks have been used ixelu of Jacksonville recently propose,! that similar ptoL* cxi.t tn all the J8, down «•>; January nrovinces. The Russian consul Unro 0.1; M irth in.*;, down t , Navy athlcic* who \vh*i have Mve play 0‘uv- liv e ly by independent shipping Im*'* | lu tf|ve up the docks. 82, down 03; nhd July G e ttin g ” P a r t i e s ed three ye ^ *g.f vur* ,y "P0*** which had no other doel^ space i*‘ On behalf of the boat Hiiv opera AMERIC AN TARIFF I eithe r a t Annapolis or el;*ewhere, tht.ir aiapoewl. Returning 01 th** tor*. Oapt. F. 8. Alien declare* for all members of the c eligible for another year ^ th<. Southern Railwa th at owing to lack of orgdiiixatior were teudy. 15. : ure not Flu., Dee., WASHINGTON, D* ---- ate>- rrt,; . *tn« la msiV In 1«• t" ” w' ' • <* Oltt. VNIZATION COMPLETE (IN S)--A teVaVh would h* >h *i iu of competition. This rlor is not >n (Company would, and excessive competition (he ind«* — ’, S^ e d to have been — .A i ille , g-.— M ils. UNOUKKCII l>M We*t Point. Inasmuch «* j pardized pendant rivar lines bad. for this Iasi a»u*I kissing in plain sight ti c American tariff wall <" behalf | force ut % I motori.*. motorists — on ______ n promin-. of ui-riculture under a new farm Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton, lf»«; clar**!. an rbati- ir.'ib u t t rc-ll-f bill *->• *» stu ’-e ' rf t i & contest w011hi -che don w aif and I \ £ * n "e<‘ W each in court Is woman tod*»y . 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V«| uen up to S2.23 each Special Package Goods Linen Nankins Hebraic shades pink and h l arge size. $l..r,0 u l m j . (2nd floor) i inches wide. All shades and Linen One table of Itojra! Society pack age goods. (2nd floor) Hemstitched pure linen table napkins. Assorted designs. Fri« day & Saturday • Tissues Fast Colored, lift inch Special I yds. Muslin Underwear lilonrm'rw. Step-ins, pajamas. All light colors. 2 day Sale Boudoir Pillows Small size Ittiudoir lamps uen up to S2.aO Sale Price floor) Handerchief Special Silk Uuderwear Un. brown. VoJuea up to *1-50 Sale Trice i llickuk Watch chaia* slide**. $M» 9 �LVy W’ f- th e Sanford Herald ■*■■■ ■— ■■■ ----:----f t M l i M r r t r r after**** m w »I l u u l i r at Kaafot*. rU rlda. * ' 111, 1S*«**IU A te a w . ■ *.,1 K aM n f a* **e*ad etaaa u t t e r lO tttM r *7 , 1 *1#, a t tka raataffla* at aaafard, n * r t 4 a, l i t e r act a t C M C tm a t H arm 1 . »*»T. *■ HOLLAND L. D E A N --------- E d ito r , It. HO W AR D DERO _ _ ----- * * * * * * * *KARLH K. JONES .. H i i a i t i f E d ito r SUBSCRIPTION RATES IT hreo M a a l h a ---------SETS Ojr c a r r ie r aer W eek ------------- 09.1S ■*■■■■ —----------------------------------- ITkfcJ H erald , Saaford'o a lo a e o r a e w o a a a ir , oebaerifcea to tk e la t e r a a t lo a a l N o n a S errle* r m l t l i f tr a a l itfeta a a a e r le r aew a • r g a n i u t U * .t*ro*tr tk oaaoad w erd a d a llr e a r e r . 1*0 a ll th e lead la * m i l ) o f tk e e n tir e w orld . T ke I. N . S. to e e a o e ta llr e ffte to a t la F la rtd a a ad lla * i * a e r o f k a a d lla o a ta to a e w a I* yjM lR R t; *e*ai.__________________ T k e H erald la a n r m k e r a t tk e C lre a la tlo a a , an l. a l____ r r a a_ A aooolatloa o f P a b llih e r o . A d tertlaero, a ad A d v e r tto ia o l g r a ta n k le k m a t r r a ro rk P u n ­ ' l l , hr r m em ber to aa k m lt to a 'lk n ro * fh a a d lt of o a k a r r lp tlo a Ilata la ord er to r e r lf r a k a o lo te lr 'all etalm a o f e lr e a la tlo a a« w e ll aa borne*t koalaeaa m eth od s. AwM| Jlarea* 1 THURSDAY, DEC. 15. 1927 T H E H E R A L D 'S P R O a n A v T " W H tw im r I* rltr s i t eaaatr i f - m la la tr a tla a . * X — U t r p t t w a te r rou te* t* J a rk a o u * villa. C lM O lftlB i of nt. Jokaa India* . H ir e r C anal. In«*«*rt» 11« * o f m o o tk lr “ P a r V* « O k ” A— A a s n r l t l x o f h i U f t n s p ro» tita k onars, k o tclo n p a rtm ea t r aa*or*. A— A C o n tM an ltr f r - C a * |l t < i m . fla n pro*ram . C hrot. <»f r l t r b rau tlflr* . X—A arw and modern koopllal. ' BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY JOY FROM SEEKING:—Sing unto him, ding psalms unto him: talk y* of all his wondrous works. Glory ye in his holy name: let the heart of them rejoice th at seek the Jxird. Psalm 105: 2, 3. PRAYER: May each of us, seek ard, while He may be found -— — — --------- REMEDY FOR HURT ? -tiV-i Poetry— Somewhere there is a peace I have not found In forms that flow across resisting } atone. Or in the frigid masonry of sound. .Or yet in color over canvas brown. 1 have not ever found it in the sky •Where buildings suck the firmament like fire. And all the air is shrilling with the cry T h at tapers to'thg’apb* of a spire. And ao I turn to you 'in my dis* treaa. Because there is the promise In your ayes Of Spaces somnolent and effortless. O f slumbering hills and heavy-lid* ded skies. A nd with the weight of you - ' against my breast I could find rest—if you would .0 give me rest. S i . -------------------- * Look on The Herald's classified ad page for tonight’s radio pro­ grams. -------- o --------‘ The trouble in Oklahoma seems to be that It is the governor there who wants to run everything. ■ O ' Wo don't blamo Lindbergh for taking a rifle with him to Mexico. We’d like to se* him take an army. T hat’e all right, you can do your Christmas shopping early, even If you are going to buy your wife handkerchiefs instead of diamonds. ------------o-----------Many people leave Chicago in the winter time because of the cold, but A1 Capone says he left because it was getting to hot for him. t . o- - * Judging from the number of telephone calls we received yesterday while Lindbergh was winging his way to Mexico, the Colonel is |till himself. -------- o ---------♦ The capture of Canton by Com­ munists only strengthens the thef- th at some dav Russia will va to be spanked. -■■■a ... a. *iif* 2* Major Owen- i ‘ aai* l m: . SHOULD BE STOPPED As Brisbane Seesit ~ ri TAMPA TIMES Major Regmuld Owen, soldier, son ot the Ei *111 Sepulveda'" Way Not many weeks back we pub­ knight, Sir Theodore Owen, son-in-law of the great How On* Hank Crow*. lished in full a complaint made can, William Jennings Bryan, husband of Ruth A Few Invitations. we believe it was, that somebody Owen, candidate for United States Congress from the Guayule Robber. or some agency nt Lake City was 3 Florida district, victim of “trench nephritis” for ten n r Artbar l l r t a b a a e giving out information that was is dead. r « f > * v l * t * 1* 37 k r S t » » P a misleading if not positively Major Owen first joined the British army in 1902 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 15.—Every faDe; H ative to roads in cenimmediately following his graduation from the Royal Mili­ Amerkan ard every c o m m i t tra! and’ ................... c a it ro ast Florida for tary Academy. During the World W ar he saw service in the purposi of inducing tourists by proofs France, E gypt and Turkey and was from the time of thfl iJ* Pr° to steer clear of those sections landing of the first troops until the evacuation, one of the *■ ,, The and come to west Florida. Aa active leaders of the British forces a t the Dardanelles, M»jor n,,ru1' ’ t unmistakably as we could, we where the British casualties reached their highest proporh e ir s ' early hi.tory cond>mned th at sort of thing— if it was being done. tions. in hi* "Remlniscenses of a Rang­ sve find this in the Flor­ At this particular |>oint the Turks, aided by the Ger­ er." and thu* describes the Bella idaNow Advocate, of Wjiuchula: mans, had entrenched themselves on a hill overlooking the Union, principal I»s Angel The other day a man drove In­ shore. It was necessary for the English in effecting a hotel nt the time of the ClVl% to Wauchula with a little story l which, though many will discount landing from the battleships to employ small boats and war. it, may mean something a fte r finally wade a considerable distance to shore, there to dig "Th<‘ Itflla Union was a on® ail. in as best they could while subjected all the time to an har­ story flat roof abode, with n corral wns from the north assing fire from the rifles and machine guns of the hidden In the rear. In tho Bella Union anoThewasnunheaded for Wauchula, Turks. corrnl extending to Los Angeles he aid. Up near the FloridaMajor Owen was in command of one of the first de­ street were numerous pigeon Genriris state line, Tie declared, h3 ndted what part of Florida tachments to subject themselves to the devastating attack hole*, or room* for guests, six by was he iva» going to. Upon stating of the enemy and remained at the head of his troops nine feet in ■'ire, six or seven feet thn: h* was going to the west throughout what is generally considered the most rigorous high. Guests slept on tho ubodc conj t. He said his informant told campaign of the war. For his gallantry in this action, he floor in that institution advertised him th roads to the west coast San were *11 torn up and almost 1mhas been awarded numerous medals of honor. Wounded, ns “the best,, hotel south. of . ,, nas-ntii’, nnd that he'd better go „ „ „a8t C0Mt ,nHtead. and suffering with typhoid fever, it was at this time that Francisco." If na very aristocratic Th(. touri„t Bai(1 he replied the trouble began which ended on Monday night with his guest mine dong, he was perm itted to sleep on the little billiard that h* was coming to south Flor­ death. ida. !• the west const, regardless Unfortunately the nations of this earth can boast of few table " of i h* roads. persons of the quiet courage, the indisputable character, and DOZENS OF big hotels now | Mm storiea 'sim ilar to this the winning personality of this man. Knowing, as he must, dot l.o, Angeles, from the Ambaa- h« '' 1 ‘V .15 ,n ,thef * * * ' b',t th at his illness would prove fatal before the ambitions fur 11 . .. , , we Ini' n t paid much attention to siidor ...itting in its own park, to 11,..,,, Now they keep coming his life could have been fulfilled, he never failed to present tlie Biltnmre in the business c e n -jan,[ ,, are led to believe there an optimistic front to his friends, to cheer them up with ter. The Uiltmore is building an ' might be something to them after his clever wit, to leave them with a feeling that "God's in cost more than $4,000-' nil. * they are true, thcii we addition to His heaven—all's right with the world!” look i,,to into thc the m nttcr- If the bigest ban- ' **u*ht “ * ,ook -o- Passing Out LtfJil, ami include quoting hall in the world. Los Angeles lias changed since Don Sepulveda ruled this terrijtory. and with his native m ustang, in u nine mile race bent an English thoroughbred race horse brought all the way from the cast "to clean the old Don out of his gold slugs and a couple of thousand head of cattle." an>"ii is stationed anywhere in ni ih Florida with the sole object of elding tourist* down the east cuii-t l»y fnlse rtntem cnts regard­ ing tiis section h'» ought tn h> pm itited for ntakirg false state­ m en t for deliberate lying, or sonctiing like that. And he -O- THE CASE OF OKLAHOMA JACKHONVIM.K JOCItNAI, Oklahornu docs things with a ( Governor Johnston ha* incurred vengeance. It is not so long ago the ire of a group of the legis­ thnt the settlers swarmed across lature who do not like his sec­ the lin0 at stroke of the clock und retary, who happens to be a wo­ man. They arc also displeased a t built towns over night. It is not the management of some of the so long since oil wus found and state officers, Tho governor re­ towns became cities utmost in the fused to call a special session qt twinkling of an eye with the on­ which all these m atters could be rush of citizens and capital. aired. The aggrieved members There ■HU live in that state out-!took it upon themselves to meet * William King has been re-elected Mayor of Avon Park, but perhaps aws and famous officers of the (anyhow. They found the doors of capitol barred und guarded he la a King in name only,—Tampa aw who count thu notches in their Tribune. He'd better change his guns by the number of bank by state troops. Thjy proceeded name then. Uneasy lies tho head, robbers and highwaymen they to meet in the streeV-So tho story have slain. Oklahoma is the last goes, and another chapter in thu you know. of the great WciRi'm frontiers turbulent history of that state ' --------a --------and thu spirit of tho pioneer days is being written. . Too may of our local friends With occurrence* like this in seem to be troubled with nerves af Is still present. It links by fewer than dues any other state our country, it ill becomes us to data. We would suggest th at all years the America of 1927 with what assn who run races and fight Is popularly termed the "wild criticize too severely some of the •nakas In their dreams confine west." There ore many residents thing* that revolutionists do in their worries to the sire of their nt that state who cun recount the Central America und Mexico. Of fotf. scores. U|rS|1' 0 k l®l,0,nu,H case is not so history of the state by personal f? bail, but it la a question of degree ■■ Q experience from territorial days, for censure. Central America and While we do not concur with the who recall the moving of the stuto caused ttrange allegation that the rough- capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma Mexico revolutions arn necks are trying to run the city, City by seizure over night. It U because some one wants to move - Va do nevertheless believe th at a dull season-in Oklahoma that ihto the capitol. In Oklahoma the ■such control could be no worse th at does not narrate the adventure* recalcitrants w ant the governor highbrehr rule of the past six nf a bud man run to earth to pay to get a new secretary. In the republics to the south, guns nrc 'B w * the price for outlawry. fired, in Oklahoma, so fur, they —----- 0--------In u setting such us this it is have only been brandished. How 11m tendency oi Oklahoma gov. to rule or ruin seem* to be not strange th a t troops are called thoroughly do the people rule und teeus. The present Governor out twice within four years to pre- In what extent will they submit an wouli rouldn’t call the legislat- *"1 convening o f legislatures. to established order, using the law­ ful methods of redress for wrong, together, and neither woutd the • f* ■ ,on* bed Governor Walton, w h o , « Blature\ wU U>* th ‘n1* \ into fnneied or real? These ara quest,l_ ! their own hands, for Oklahoma Mon* for Oklahomans und the u ______ helleves in direct action. Latins a h j^ -y t consider ^W &ild-be defender of Chicago’s) Imputation aays there- hasn't,been 1 decent man killed in t h a t ' city years. We dare say he’s FLORIDA STATE NEWS L From what we gather from newspaper reading. It would i difficult m atter to find a deOf interest to every editorial good faith, are privileged. Also, man In Chicago. and news desk in Florida >> the o- whore one becomes a candidate for ---oplnlon of the Supreme Court in public office, he m ust be considered ity road bonda totaling $1,- j dismissing the criminal libel case as putting hj»«charaeter in issue ► were sold today fo r I L a t l ,- brought by the mayor of----------Miami so far as It m ay affect his fitness l)uiK aI rrV a IneS board of/ Mtllllv county l*'*** e—*1***NlIrwIr *n—t'n st an publisher in conoaction nnd qualification for office and to the Wrighk-Wariow with certain prtlclea published dur­ the publication of the tru th in lo and the Eld- ing- the lost Miami m ayoralty gnrd to his qualification for ths apany of New York. Thd campaign. purpose of .advising the electura bonda was made at a After deciding that the affi­ is not libel* i above par, or • rata davit charging libel was ffxull “This privilege, how everi _ court said, "It la a wef lu*t If <)» }$om mdifoatipn ex* ceeds r/hr.t the o:casi7 ' comrai PRIVILEGED it ? .t -YM Han Francisco Union stockyards,1your bait?"—Good Hardware, wants the world to know, as it should, that lie paid $5 a pound, "The man who cnllcd me n cow­ live weight, for the grand champ­ catcher made a m istake," reflect­ ion southdown lamb. ed that port of the locomotive, Henry Ford’s man telephones just after having tossed aside the an invitation to ride in tho new I eigh flivver of the day. " lie should Ford car* to Ford’s gigantic new have called me a can-opener."— plant near Los Angeles. Case Eagle. Mr. Vandevcnter of the Oak­ land Times and Charles P. Howard "W hat lent do you puy?" of the Oakland chamber of ramT don't pay any." mcrcc.send word you must be here "W hat would it bo if you paid January fifth, und see the future it? " greatest city in California. "A miracle." — Rutg^r.i Chanti­ R. A. Grady, sayn the Kiwnnis cleer.. club of Duluth Insists on your going then*. The usher was passing a colcctinu box. He pussed It to a man JOHN F. Humburg want i you who shook |)is head and refused to to inspect that city’s "new fifteen give. hundred acre playground, on the “Take some then." suid the usher. peninsula, for eastern tourists." “ I t’s for the heathen."—Recruit. BRYAN AKERS, publisher of the Arizona Gazette, says you have got to visit Arizona’s Halt rivef valley, to see what has been done in "cotton, citrus, dairying, and winter vegetables." Chambers of commerce of every county in the state join in that hospitable invitation. MISS GRACE M- Sparkcs, sec, retury of the Yavapai county chamber of commerce, soy* that'* the place in Arisonu that you mu*t »ce. (). J. Faulkner, president of the Prescott, Arisonn, Kiawani* club, and the Rotary club of Prescott, w ants you to see th eir "mite high city, pine clad hill*, new Ilassayumpi hotel.” Dan J. Seaman, publisher of the Prescfttt Monday Morning Star, wants to explain to you on the spot, in A risons, the Colorado river problem. This western country is ener­ getic and hospitable. 1 AND IT hopes and believes that it l» going to 'solve the rubber problem, including the problem of labor. Fred M cCarter, s e c t a r y 5of Salinas, north o ' h«re tell* you over long distance telephone, how It will be dona. The guayule shrub, pronounced .wyule, requires' no rrigatioh, moisture once a year is enough. The shrub grows four years. Is thsn harvested, ground up,v the rubber floats,/good goes * l» • ' sili i m a im s ywios 1000 pounds ’ to 0M itcrv . BRAKE SERVICE Hydraulic and Mechanical Lockheed Hydraulic Brake Fluid and F arts I Special Noah Lining AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Co. 315 W. First SL ' l > ought to be given a good stiff term in Raiford. where ho may associate with others of his class. For south Florida has good roads, the west coast has good roads and any statem ent to the contrnry is a deliberate, attempt to prey opon the ignorance of others. If these reports, which have been heard for some time, are true, then Florida ought to get behind the thing and see that tho evil i> corrected. 1 It certainly needs to be,1 That puts the dirty and un­ sightly shoe of the particular practice upon the other foot. It is in line with whut has come to us in concern of road information as it is being given out. The prac­ tice is a contemptuous one, no m atter who engaged in it. Because it is, it should be stopped. W hat is needed is close co-op­ eration between all sections of Florida. There is no escaping the proposition that all of them must go forward or backward together. And there is no reason for believ­ ing th at any part of or place in Florida will he able to make anv progress that will count by e ith c knocking any other part of or place in Florida or by deceiving ns to them, th -ir roads, or any­ thing else. Florida should now nnd at alt times pull together, and for all-Florida. Doing that will mean much toward hastening the wonderfugl development which is ahead for Florida. Doing other­ wise will retard that development. Whoever gives false information ns to roads or other things in any part of Florida seeking thereby 1to further the interests of some nther part of Florida is,- down un­ der skin, hut Ifttle different from the fellow who steps out from be­ hind a corner in the night und knocks some else in the head thinking that the way to quick end easy money. Editorially a newspaper is supposed to be a reflection of public opinion. When it deviates from this course, it is usually headed for the rocks. When a newspaper is pub­ lished to foster the personal ambitions of some individual or to serve as a political organ, the people sooner or later CONTEMPORARY make the discovery and are no longer influenced by its ex­ EASTERN HANKERS, WHO pressions. COMMENTS have asked tb s w riter about Cal­ We take for our example, Henry Ford, the wizard of the ifornia's Hunk of Italy w ith its r’s more perhaps about bolts i«toek felling for fur more than a Galant guest (to hostess, ns automobile industry, who know.the. valk to the table:) "And may nnd nuts, pistons and carburators r.s and bigI *business than any i!"11,'!1" ' ■ cj, , . , . , J f in th'1 one state, will be interested I 1it in your right hand." other one person in the United States, but who has ie:i«-,ln WI1 , x anntum of the A. Hh»»hn: "N o I'll have to eat with knowledge about the publishing business than lots m tiialimm success, supplied that. You’d hotter take a chair."— Kwh. ishf— ■* people. And ten years ago he knew considerably less than Gimigi* Young, publisfiar Ian Angei’. s Examiner. he does now. Fatter looked a t daughter’s | ut l o'clock bankers That was when ail early desire to have some means of are“Oidinarily through for the day. When ;1i11it frock doubtfully: laying before the country his own ideas about tilings i;i G:unnini * iuinss close in the "I hurfder to think, Marjorie, general was getting thd best of him. and he began the at ,cmoon, every man in the hank what your mother Would say if i publication of the Dearborn Independent. It was a breezy goes out a n d 'spends tho rest of she mw you in that frock." “ Yt*, Daddy, so do 1—it’s her evening devSjoping new bus­ magazine, containing much opinion, ethical, political, fac­ the iness for tii ■ bank. And they are ffi'ck.’ Hardware Age. tual, and Mr. Ford’s own page, purporting to reoreserit the up in the morning doing the same Ford ideals. tiling before the bank opens. penny for your Al*l. 'A thi'iH’lit." Then, apparently without reason, the Independent boKM I*1. 0Y E H E 1; H ja e m -V No. That would ruin |gan an anti-Scmetic campaign, t It cam eo Columns %f *ar- he red, get lf» percent of Bank of my am ateur standing.' —The Spur. ticlos relntive to the Jewish people, which culminated in Italy protits. They work for their Aaron Sapiro’s suit for one million dollars. The magazine own pocket*, When Noah sailed the w aters blue apparently prospered; its circulation rose tp 458,623. Peoj.ly He had his troubles sume us T11 IS STATE, of which the bought it to see what Ford was saying against the Jews. you. native Indians were the laziest But what he was saying was no reflection of public humans on earth now is, in spite For forty days he drove the Ark Before he found a place to opinion; it was his personal opinion, or rather, th at of his of its mild climate, a most mar­ park.—Hardware Age. editor, and represented in no way the feeling of the people vellously energetic race of white men. in the m atter. Ford soon fell the hostility engendered by What applies to Los Angeles and (moodily:) 'And the worst of his articles. He realized that as u publisher, he made a faV the rest of California, applies to i It Joe is, she didn't say 'No,' till I'd better automobile manufacturer. this whole western country. Every «pcnt all my cash on her.' is in a luirry, and actually Tom: "Never mind, old hoy, He soon thought best to make a public apology to tin* body working, no*, going through the there nro as good fish in the sea Jews. ID* saw no further need for his Dearborn Indepen­ motions. as ever were caught.” dent. The last copy of this publication will be sent out on ------Joe: “ Yes, but w hat's the good December 26. W. II. Lymes, president of the of that when you’ve used up all C ■ -■ r . , '< ? mb C<. ------------ ^ iTf' V Phone 213-J Sanford Battery Electric Co. Willard Service Under New Management A Standard RIGGERS DAIRY-FARM Phone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milk Milk for Babies QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hading, Crating, Shipping, unci Storage. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. A rchitect ^/ f i r s t N a tl. Bank « u , Sanford, f r o m factor^ TO YOU 11 federal e x t r a servicf TIRES & TUBES a t prices you would inferior, unknown makeshift brands! p . v. Phone 198 601 E. 3rd. St. r in e s 221 Kan. First St LUM BER and loch Arbor’s Building Materials Security Lumber Co. Phone 797. Improvement Ft An Improvement tuna local bank, to which is con ly added money for theioj,. pose of carrying n«i jf, GAS 21 Cts. Greasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality fur less money. CECIL L. RINES lliol IV. First SI. gram , is a feature that Loch Arbor's worth. DeForest-Sanfop R ealty Co. I*. O. Box 3TJ. Sanford, I needs no watchi m fail m 1 C ofa r The modern Perfection Oil Stove cooks merrily t away while you do other things Put your roast or cake into tho Perfection Oven, your vegetables on to boil. Set the flames high or low, to suit your cooking needs. They will not "creep up." You can trust them to remain as you set thorn, while you work in tho garden, finish a dress, or do other things. The modern Perfection Oil Stoves have many improvements which put them far ahead of any other oil stoves in cooking satisfaction, beauty, and convenience. Only in the newest Perfections will yoa find tho attractive new gray color harmony and porcelain enamel tops. W hen you touch a match to tho wick, cooking begins. A solid column of clean heat is driven full force right to tho cooking. Back of these newest P e r fe c tio n s stand* tho satisfaction of more than 4,501,000 Perfection owners. Intense heat covers the en tire cooking surface of the u ten sils. That’a why food is always so thoroughly cooked on the P e rfec tio n Stove—and not just in spots. P erfection Stove Mrs. DeGrafSays— "The itejilincii of rhe Per­ fection Hame aid* good cook­ ing. You arc certain of good m ult*.’’ . . M ai. B c u i D eG aar Home Etonomitj Connstil nr, Son Franciifa' company , Havo your dealer demon­ strate the newest Per­ fections. YoD.can then see for yoursiM that they need no watching. 0 D* to fivo b u rn e r Priced from $7.25 to Atunu Br*ncs ;. j Co „ r tw st.. s. e - WILLARD ,3 Plate Battery • $ 12.00 407 W. F irst St Phone Elton J Hongtyfip '* - 0**0 t «• *-Tf_1 rr i •J-I**-' ***kki« - VAIMING i X O Imi , UAi? ite �. -M l,. S_„. HAT-’ ijBTjr Sk »-* •*-y T H E SA N H. 1 5 . 3927. SARAH WHI.EI.ESiS, Reporter Afternoon Tea Bridge Club Is Entertained By Mrs. \V. M. Scott Social Calendar Personals The literature Department of the Women’s Club held its regular meeting Wednesday nftemoon ut the Club house, with its chairmnn, Mrs George Paxton presiding. The meeting opened with reports cover, mg . the , various lines of activity of the department. Several items of importance were discussed during the business meeting. It wns an nnuncod thnt Mw. James Moughton will be In charge of the plans for the children’s Christmas pftrty to be given by the department >it December 23. •** Pi >■ *.ijlukUlfliUHHIW*BMWBBBWWlilfaUWIIfidtfdsggg 2 Banks Chosen As D ep o sito ries For City Money Woman's Club Column Office Telephone 148 M H S. F R E D . S. DA ICER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. ■ Following the business session (Continued From Page One) the program committee had arrangM for the afternoon the study of bearing the inscription of “San­ the Neo-Romanticists. Mrs, M. ford, the City Substantial." The Martin i*ead a most interesting officials’ action wna based upon paper on the life ami plays of tlu- declaration that owners of *N*rue M&terllnck. JWrii EIiucf ant oihuhi nrc* ul re fid v hjispswI Bali gnve an excentionally fine enough taxes In various farm* talk on tho French dram atist, E»l-1without putting an a additional bur ithout putting rnund Roatund, speaking of his don upon theth. lift* nivl plays which have l>een prt>Following i f claim for damages ,lured both in Europe and America. with the Commliaion for Injuries This was followed by readings from nllegeil to have been suffered by a Ihutund’s play, “Cyrano de Berger, child while using some of the city’s av” by Mrs Robert 0 . Davy. playground equipment, the offici- I Mrs. (i. W. Hnctscher of DeLan.l ^ Bttrnctivo homo of Mr*. Wil- i:t visiting in the city ns the guc-t |tnm Moore Scott was the scene of of Mrs. Howanl l*. Smith ut her THURSDAY one of the most delightful social home on Sanford Avenue. , „ ur meeting of Seminole affairs of the week, Wednesday --------T o . K- S. will be held afternoon when she entertained the , Mrs. Jack Hewitt and young R S o’clock nt the Masonic Tern- members of the Afternoon Tea son .luck mount leave Saturday V This will be the last meeting Duplicate bridge club. Polnscttlas. f0r Waynesboro, Ga., where they L is and nlt arC nasturtium s nnd leonotis lent their will spend the holidays as the beauty In decorating the rooms sthcr Mettinger Circle of the where the card tables had been nr. guests of her parents Mr. mid NFLI.TR TURNER CIRCLE Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. I.. B. Bragg, hwllst Church will meet nt ranged for play. The colors of red, Mrs. John Blount. Mrs. T. K. Roll. Mrs B. GNpothvin, Vcloek with Mrs. B. L. Shm- green and yellow were further carri The Nellie Turner Circle of the Mrs. It. T.Warren, Mrs.’ I. E. EstMiss Bonnie Byrd of New York on Oak Avenue. Member* First Baptist Church held a most ridge. Mrs. L. ed out in the bridge accessories and will arrive here Saturday to spend I.. Gooch, Mrs. aLed to bring in all articles later In the refreshments Hand entertained interesting meeting Wednesday A. It. Rosier, Mrs. A. C. Mc!,enthe holidays with her parents Mr ^ nr'" n the bazaar. afternoon nt the churchy with Mis. A fter an exceptionally interest­ ami Mm A. ||. Byrd. ‘ f the Dependable* Charles F. Marshall And Mr*. don, Mrs. R, E. Peurifoy, Mrs. K. FRIDAY ____L. 11 lass of the i Methodist Sunday J. Taylor, Mrs, J. P. Possey, Mrs. ing game of duplicate bridge had w. I---- 1 most ilvlightfully Tuesdn;. Hynn Vause ns hostesses. Sun o. H. Stn-nstrom, Mrs. It. Z. John­ r<aression recital by Miss Mare been played, Mrs. Scott served de. behind Dr. 1*. L. Hollingsworth of livening at her home on Park flowers and other cut flowers in son, Mrs, R. F. Cooper, Mrs. Puna“*P Me Roe’s class a t 8:00 licjous rofreshnlents of pim-aple Wnycross, (In., has been spending 'Avenue. The rooms of this spnc the varying shades of ornnge were way, Mrs. Flynn Vnuse, Mrs. (*. F, J t the Junior High School. mode this week in Sanford as the gu -st M illar mooting of the W. C. T. up-sido-down, cake a la | inus home were abloom with quan- used to emphasize the color scheme Marshall, Mrs. W. E. Yarn and cheese straws, tea nnd crystalizod be held nt 3:00 o’clock at fruit. of Mrs. \. S. Williams. nn n e w * ’ "r:l,,ge and green. Following the M rs. \ .1 Walker. poinsettia -------i t' dips of bright red ■con home of Mrs. K. M. Carroll on tun ting session n social hour was . ud other cut flowers ae Flaying bridge wers Mrs. jj,,li­ b-ttoH, Avenue and Fourth enjoyed at yyhh'h time refreshMrs Clarence Mx-Crone nnd ,|:e colors of red nnd green RUSSI \ ha^ harretl the import­ e n J. Holly Sr., Mrs. Edward L. A special Christmas pro­ mrnis «it hot ('hoi'ohito nml cup ation of musical instruments. Marljell, Mrs. James G. Sharon lahy of i leveland. Ohio, arrived |;.,Ki. brilliantly lighted and dec will be given. w,’r*’ " rvo,i by thl* h.ists-sH*-* Mrs. W. J. Thigpen Mrs. O. Irving here Wednesday afternoon for an ,,rated Christmas tree was plnced present were Mrs. Rudd, irs Roye R. Pippin will en- Loucks, Airs. W. Them lore L-inclpy, extended visit here with her p a r-1,,, thl, |tvj„(r room and iidded'a ■ M g Z tM M M jin the Etude Music Club with ents Mr and Mrs. J. C. Aycock. f,.stive touch to the already pretty Mrs. H arry Papworth and Mrs coital at 8.00 o’clock a t her Scott. nt their home on Myrtle Avenue. , ........ , _____ I ' , I' vr howl fillet! with poinsettias i s on West First Street. , , . . , A short business session wns |im, ,V| Christmas bazaar by the MetliHerbert Messer who has been j , |, | which games and conI ho*,* enjoying thin pleasant kt Missionary Society nt tho attending the University of Eh'riraused thc evening hoars to t veiling were Mrs. Neil Smith, Ewell office on F irst Street, da at Gainesville arrived here t-.-iss all too soon. Mrs. Ned .-imith [hristmiis bazaar to bo held by Wednesday to spend the holidays won the prize for having thd most Mrs. Virgil Ic e Smith, Mrs. Earle Methodist Missionary Society with his mother Mrs. Anna correct answers in one of tht con­ E. Jones. Mrs. Roy G. Williams, L‘he Bodwcll office on F irst . . , . i , Mrs. Herman Middleton, Mrs. A. An exceptionally interesting Messer. tents. At the last meeting each K Shoemaker. Mrs. Burke Steele program has been arranged for mi mlier drew n name ani was Mi* Nihlnck, Mrs. R. L. ShinCommodore and Mrs. F.dwnrd L. Friday morning 10:15 o’clock a t Mrs Howard P. Smith and house ask-d to bring a gift to tld sh ieo t-[ |1(,i,(.r> \ | r* \V. S. Thornton., Mis Miss rk.4-11 will entertain the members the South Side Primary School by th,. Yacht Club a t 8:30 o’clock the principal, Miss Ruth Hand, to guest Mrs. (; \V. Hoelscher of De- ing. The gifts were placed iD the |.mu, ilu,. K|emmjrt MIm Hetty latnd motored to Orlando, Tliur.i- tree and after refreshments were Houston. Mi-s Pauline Myers, M iss’ the Yacht Club. which friends and .patrons of tho day where they spent thu day. outrihuted by Miss Marion Hand F ,inu.os in^iu.y, m 1h|1 Ksther SATURDAY school, are most cordially invited. ossisl. d by Mrs. A. K, KluM’ifakar,, iiughey. Miss Nonie Williams, (ethodist, Missionary Sociht y The program in full is us fol­ Mies Mary Hinton, teacher of Mrs. Burke Steele nnd | M|sf Mrs. Cosauioud Alford. MIAs Lila give Christmas bazaar nt tlm lows : i i home ernnmnica at the Seminole Esther Hughey. The class present- Tl.ni nl.'V, M iss Nell Williams, (well oHce on First Street. Devotional.-* led by Miss Hand. High School, leaves Friday for fd their teacher, Mrs. W, 9. Mi s i lara Rankin, Miss lhitty s Margaret Davis music IW. First at Oak. Phone 2.M Song. “ Silent N ight,’* School. Itci home at Tuscaloosa, A la, Thornton a beautiful qulltedtsatln Ljlis am) Miss Ruth Moss. Is will give a recitnl at 3.30 hath rube, 1 Scripture rending, Luke 2-8-11, where be will spend the holidays. ck at her studio nn W est by the school. At n late hour rcfreshmci[a of st Street. Song, “Christinas is the Singing MONDAY Mi: Naomi Scoggan, who ha* pumpkin pic topped with wl^pped l-cen attending Wnshinglon Sem­ cream, am! liot chocolate I wore elta Della Delta Dance at the Time," school. Stocking D/ill, 13 First Grade inary a t Washington, D. C„ will served. The refreshment tnhlt was ■Hall at U. o'clock, arrive here Tlfursitny laflcrnoon stead with « handsome etnbrtltlerpostponed meeting of St. Agnes boys. Song." Up On The House to spend the holidays as the guest n l cover nnd centered with k illIII) will be held nt 3:3U o'clock a t of Mjes Olive Newman a t her ] Parish House. Mrs. Clyde Der- Tops," School. ■ 4 = Piny, “Christm as in Dream­ home oi Rose Gnurt. (ind Mrs. Ernest J. Hill will he W e s . All members are ro­ land.” uted to be present as special Characters FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I ConsC.palinn nnd ess is to be transacted. “Helen”—M argaret Reitz. Diseases. (Uainlcss "M other Goose” — Dorothy TU ESD A Y " The T. E. L. Class of the First surgicttl mehod) Dr. Jos. Clause. E. L. Class of the Baptist Church will have a Christ­ “ Santa Claus”—Billy Fnrns- Baptist th will have Christmas tree mas party nnd tree, Tuesday ev­ Corwin Howell, IteRist<jred [party a t .-'7430 o'clock nt the worth. physician, 200 W. Gore ening December 20 ut the home of “ Mother of Helen’’—Aniy Loo Mrs. A. Kent Rosaiter on Celery of Mrs. - Kent Rosaiter on Ave., Orlando, I*'lorkla» - Avgnue; Brandon. Avenue, ut 7:30 o’clock. All Telephone 4395 for free ton* “The G iant”—A rthur Vidtar. regular members, members of the sulfation. You will be sur­ “ Little Boy Blue”—W alter Stan­ Home Department and nssociate cell. members are most cordially in­ prised how quickly you will "Jum ping Joan”—Lilia Belle vited, Those who have no cars ijel well without lows of lime or means of attending are asked Raymond. < . > ,\ from business to notify either Mrs. W. .1. Me "U L’nusually lovely as well ns en*“tile l"‘ Old F at Man’*—Walter Bride or Mrs. Barney Beck. fable was tho bridge party given dnesday afternoon by Mrs. Ho-I ‘J !~ , ^Llf e ’ Ann' ' ' \ V irllt- , . yd P. Smith n t her home on h 'ller —Bobbie liford Avenue, when she entern _ „ . . lied the members of the WednesLittle Bo-Peep l^iuise JohnAfUrnoon Bridge club. Rod S0JI* , «, — ' v, ’f"1!* ’I‘j * green were the colors accentut,1(' r,p o r A Ron I!“,, We are paying highest cash market IVlces for all kinds In the decorations nnd other ,,, , , „ .. of Raw Furs. It will pay you to bring furs to us. alls. Quantities of vivid hued nn!1 ber , etias, calendulas and' other Doris McCall and Emma Ten.,de. (flower* wera uaed w ith artisMrR. Cross Patch Effu.-.M. 4 (effect. A gaily decorated Christ- Mnir^ ’ ‘ Crusoe” '— Wesley , 3 ^ , “ P” m' " ' " t lvunnlM1:L m . 105 N. Hark Ave. - Sanford, 11a. - Next to Valdez P ia thl‘ yinK r , “Jack and Jill”—Ward Cochran ^avelty lull tea dune in sugges- l n(, Wlltnu Leinhart F. S. Vcrnny nnd Wm. Musunive, Proprietors of Christmas were used In ..Ja tk Horner’’- Wilson Sneed, ling scores for the game and a t “ Hunipty Dunipty” — Douglass Itohclusion of the jlifth • Pro’ Stenstrnm lion, it wns found th a t high- ‘ «nelty Blue*”—Elsie Gannon, •core had been made by Mrs. «A Voice”—W nltcr Mcrriweath[Rawson, who received a set' of G1. tlty card table thumb tacks. Nimble”— Marvin i second high score prize, two j 0hnRon. ity handkerchiefs, was awardSoloists |Xrs. Tom Bolt. Following the -pam e Get Up”—Ada Ruth ling of the prizes, the hostess j j a.. "d by little Miss Joyce H unt “Santa’s Little Friend” Georg*uted gifts of hand mnde »rn||,n^ trehiefs from the treo. “ Merry Are The Bells,”—Charles «n the bridge tnblesTiad been Williams. 1and spread with em broider-I Piny directed by Miss Zlllnh refreshments consisting IVcIsh, pianist Miss Vivian r* [ congealed salad, sandwiches, Crosby. *,• nnd coffee were served. , Wer» placed on the tables | j h e many friends of Mrs. B. F. mjoyed daring the progress of I W hitner -Sr., will be pleased to f« n e .............. ... learn that she is able, to be up enjoying tho cordial hos- after an Illness for the past week _ of Mrsi-Bmith were Mrs. G. | . Has xent uh another big shipment of Hoelscher of De Land, Mrs. the finest blcydew he has for all the Bolt, Mrs. Em m ett H unt, Mra >C. Smith, Mrs. Henry B. Purboys nnd glrln In Sanford. He onked uH Miss Lottie Caldwell, Mrs. | to Invite you to come to our Hlore to ‘ Hewitt, Mrs. A. W. Epps, make your Christman selection* No longer need you fe a r‘the ravage ofl moths Juhn W. Melsrh J r., Mrs. Ed ’en, Mrs Charles Cook and if your fine things are carefully laid away in •K, B, Me Cracken. genuine cedar chests. Our complete showings Miss Marion Hand Is Hostess At Party ahi took / ataipa toward securing 11aU oqr Inautance to protect the d t y ag ain st future claims. It wait the consensus of opfnlon that the insurance'shohid be procured and the school authorities be asked to pay tho premiums. Upon request of Commissioner S. O. Chase, the city auditors were Instructed to Compile a detailed re­ port on tho operation of the muni­ cipal gas plant for the past year, i i.U ■. f 25% ^ .DISCOUNT ONTAl PliATINUM, DIAMOf NRR RINGS AND BAR. - McLAUUNS IXJ Jt-*' I City Tex Books ure open tor.the peynfD of Taxes. 1 r\ discount allowed-on iali taxc paid in December. !^a^"Bopk$;$oF April 1, ia28. ...... Ellen Hoy; City Tax Collect©! t '.v flN? ■M 1V f FREE Ruth Hand Arranges Program For School Battery-Rentu! for 3 days on all Recharges AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. Oranges Packed and Shipped for You 4faui*i ' ' ;Jhi/ ’>»!- FRESH < ** k ^.Baltimore— Fresh and Salt Water 4 i ■^% * , :tS. Hard shell and Appalachicola OYSTERS, CLAMS, Fres^i Crab I\deat Salt Fish Roe Corned Fat Milk Fed FRYERS ANp W * i to» iWe are now In position to take orders for , ™ ... for Christmas Delivery. fV» Kendall’s Fish Market 217 Sanfod Ave. Place Your Orders > NOW H- F* Smith Has [Party At Her Home ^ u* So that your Christmas *• * . in- -,:n t' :» Uf boxes will reach their destinations in time. RACCOONS Seminole Motor Co. We have the finest - oranges I Announces Its Appointment As in Sanford FIELD’S FUR CO. Blue Bonnet Market Santa Claus Julian Carpenter, who has Itero for the past two weeks l*r nieces, Mrs. Monroe B. and MIi» Mamie Lake Thursday afternoon for • it Jacksonville. '; The »*1 * M< tUodlxt Woqien will hold a Bazaar •rut cocked fbad sals Friday L Saturday D«. 16th A 17th Beginning Friday »t 2 P. M. at the ®^well Realty Office her of magnificent chests are now ready fo r your inspection and you will be delighted with the new low standard of prices th a t prevail on these fine cedar chests. TODAY Paramount’s Dazzling comedienne la th e r Ralston in Cedar Cheats ♦’Bobby SPOTLVernon IGHT’* Itn .i *> Made ot genuiue Ten­ nessee rad cedar, ab­ solutely mutli proof, at tbta apecUl price. Be early for tbD!, in “HER WEDDING VOW” FRIDAY “THECHINESE PARRDU The most fantastic ami fn*m ating picture e v tr made Added 1-SHOULD(S LEW’YWALKKK8 | MABRY” MilaA nd*dN ews e d Jimmie Bigelow M aster Bonjoist -. Walnut Finlah 9*1.75 Thla model cedar <;heid riuUbed Mk rich walnut culpr, Uned with genuine Tennesnee red cedar, ab­ solutely moth and dual proof. A valual, For Girls For Boys Skates Tennis Rackets Basket Balls Croquette S*lR Skates Bose Balls Foot Balls A ir Rifles All Kinds Of Nice Toys For All The Children. ; BRYAN’S SPORTING ' GOODS STORE | m Park Ave. Phone 723. Oakland-Pontia . Dealer *" ** ♦ r: a ^ ' ’•* • » • *“ :V Jrerl 5 rif *fAI Of The New 1928 Models •■aU'x*; Will Be On Exhibition For The In S ^ ip o le County ‘ Saturday! IK* I Pontiac Roadster Pontiac 4 Door Sedan Oakland 4 Door Sed^h $ i; Oakland Cabriolett * .'.. $. 1 , 3’ •-r -> ■ Oakland Sport Roadster $ 1|- 'J»r ^ P'*P» *’• V"utV* ,1' ■" *f* THE SEMINOLE Mi RIVE’S i.li/U 208 — tiu m n m CHURCH »Tf AT X»r X N « AVI. W. First t ■: ^1 /- ... ( . j For Seminole County m aster a ‘ Added •action j Regular Program r ' * . ^ Ja' ^ ;> A BANJ01ST Phoi r V 617 �=r. PACE FOUR • E—i ' >f m w s c « • ' UN " -T"V • ?*V! ID HERALD, ■ ■ • ■■■ ( ' ■ ny v • 111*! i, it ;; t'M *: j- m ! ! ‘ __ ___ 3 t |Lfl I '11 |M» IIIi 'ill i|||||ii lit.......Ill Ht|M||||| ByOrder of Court rot Sale ■> » v r> f i *»---■ E n tire Stock S o ld t o Entire Stock The Public Friday Dec. 16th The Public Friday Dec. 16th S o ld to vi -•• BANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE |N I f' FREE! FREE! k The first 50 people entering our doors on (he opening day of this Rale will receive Free a handsome smoking tray and Tish receiver that will make a good present for any home. Made of oven glazed china Entire stock and fixtures of Kanner’s Department Store sold through U* S. Courts must he sacrificed to the public at any price. THIS EVENT IS IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE! NOW! When your dollar must do double duty, comes this GREAT BANKRUPT SALE. Thrifty buyers, who know values, will be at this bankrupt sale in crowds. You all know Banner’s Department Store. The oldest merchart on Sanford Avenue who carries a complete stock ot dry goods, ready to wear, shoes, household goods, hardware, rugs and notions. THIS HIGH GRADE STOCK TO BE SACRIFICED NOW! Our doors will he thrown open to bargain hunters, and we will give the greatest values in the history of Sanford and Sem­ inole County. • . Big: lot table spoons, ^ ♦* tea spoons and knives. While they last Regular 10c Ware SPECIAL FOR URDAY BRILLO 250 packages nr 10c si*] Brlllo. All good Timisi>keep«ri know what Hrillo is and will appreciate 10c llrillo for 2 (o a customer nnlv. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 9 A. 1 RED HOTS ENAMEL DISH PANS LADIES’ SHOES LlNEN TABLE CLOTHS MOHAK SHEETS Triple-dip white enamel 11-quart large-size dish pans. Regular $1.25 value. Hankrapl price Big assortment of odds and ends in good grades. Ladies pumps, strans and oxfords of ail kinds. Values up to $6.60 Bankrupt price Good grade real Damask table cloth. (It inches wide with blue or pink border. Ktgulnr $3.00 value. Bankrupt price Mohak lied sheets 72 x DO and 81 x!M>. While they last. Regular $2.00 grade. Bankrupt price Red Hot wood stoves, made ] of good quality sheet mild with extra heavy metal lit-( ing. Regular $.1 grade. Bankrupt price $1.39 $1.19 $1.29 $1.98 Xi SAT-J A 36 Inch Flannel Dig lot of heavy grade 3G Inch flan­ nel In blue, pink, gray and plaids. Bank* i rupt price DISSTON SAWS DRESS VOILES DOUGLAS SHOES FOR LADIES MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Big assortment of heavy Disston and Atkins saws, assorted sizes and gauges. Regular $3.50 to $1.00 values. Bankrupt price I •dim) ns.nirt m,nt of finr ((Utility Good lot of Indies pumps, straps. All kinds of leathers. Black and Blonde, high and low heels. Stamped $7 on sole. Bankrupt price Men’s sport sh irts, white and light * tan, all sizes. Good quality, regular R and $1.50 vnlue. Bankrupt I’rice $1.95 DRESS GINGHAMS One lot assorted dress ginghams, good patterns, fast.colors. Good 25c quality. Bankrupt price Good quality pillow cases HO x 45, made with deep hem. Heavy grade goods. While they last. Bankrupt price STANLEY OUTFIT TOOLS Complete outfit of Stanley tools. The very thing for Christmas. $6.00 outfit, complete. Bankrupt price $3.39 Crate-makers hatchets made of finest quality steel, ltegulur price $2.50, bankrupt price $1.30 Regular hatch­ et sold f o r $1.00 Bankrupt price Good assortm ent of good colors in cretonnes. Full 36 inches wide. Regular 25c and 35c values. Bankrupt price 1 5 / yd. MEN’S UNDERWEAR Mon’s Balbrigan shirts—drawers. Long drawers and short sleeve under­ shirts. Good 50c vniuc w'hile they Inst. Bankrupt price Kxtrn fine finality all- sttfel axes, assorted weights. Reg­ ular $2.25 grade Bankrupt Price Pure Aliminum Dish Pans Oval shape aluminum heavy grade dish pans, mnde to fit the sink. Regular $1.50 size. Bankrupt price JAP-ENAMEL WASTE BASKETS One lot of $1.00 Jap. enamel on metal waste baskets, made full size. Bankrupt price si'. n 11 K>| FOR BOYS DAISY A nt RIFLES. All hoys know what they nre. A good Christmas present for any boy. $1.50 value. Bankrupt price Special for Monday Curtain Scrim Good assortm ent men’s oxfords, new styles, black and tan calf. Must close out. $6 and $7 values. Bankrupt price , 15/ yd. $2.95 Pure Linen Damask Table Linen Tnble dnniusk SB inches wijlc table cloth linen, extra good qual­ ity. SI.(Hi and M.3.1 value*. Ilaqkrupt price Big lot of children’s dresses, made of finest quality fast-color dress ginghams, hand embroidered, sizes 7 to 11. Values up to $2.50. Bankrupt price CURTAIN CHINTZ CHILDREN’S DRESSES $395 Same as above in woolnap, $4.50 value. Bankrupt price _________ $ 2 5 9 _______ 3 9 / ydSILK DRAPES Fuller Brushes for the House Fine iiMMirtment of allk draperlea in very rich effect*. Regular 81.21 and BI.5U values. Hank nipt prire Complete set of 6 brushes for general kitchen use use and for nil purposes, $1.25 vnlue. Bankrupt price 5 *9 / iyd. » LACE t ’UTAINS Sl.tH I’KIt I "AIR We have a very large aw ortm ent of fine toys for the boys and girls. The very beat in their respective fields. Dolls, doll carriages, coasters, air rifles, trains, veloctr pedes, wngons, autos, auto fire (rucks and other good Christm os toys. All must go at LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Now is your chance! [ •' MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Big lot assorted men’s dress shirts. I all sizes, good assortment of colon. These sh irts nre extra good quality.! $2. $2.50 and $3 values. Bankrupt I’™] TURKISH BATH TOWELS E xtra good quality hath towels, hear weight, 36 inches long. Regular Ikj value. Bankrupt price Wool and Part Wool Blankets ------------- ■r —— TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS! MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS Wool mixed blankets, size 66 x $0, good heavy grade, fine quality, regular 6.50 value. Bankrupt price filaied riiint*. SB tnchc* wide, waterproof, fast color*. A borted color* . and deign*. 85 c vnlue. Ilonkrupt price $1.29 $3.95 BED TICKING Good grade Radiator. Tt> inchwide bed licking. 21 cent, value. Ilankrupt prici 5 9 / yd. AXES CRETONNES llj Itankrupl prirt 2 9 / yd. HATCHETS PILLOW CASES .ill color* toili-i. Regular .’(If uuiil. . Novelty lace curtain* wit K *pr-i fled edge, 2 1-2 yards SOnfc; A-' very^ .hand'omr d^aign worth X.12U) a pair, bankrupt price Complete line of rugs and art squares, also Sandura felt base squares and import­ ed chenille ovals. AH must go at bankrupt prices. KITCHEN AND TABLE WARE I*arge assortm ent of pots, pans and dishes of every description, also chinaware and cutlery. All will be sold at less than half price. You must see them nil to really-appreciate a real bargain. MEN’S BEDROOM SLIP­ PERS Good assortm ent of men’s felt room slippers, all sizes. Soft leatl soles. While they last. Better hurry. Bankrupt price i MEN’S HATS Very large assortment of men’s hat Large brim felt hats, black, tan *wj some brown. $3 and $4 values. Han‘ : rupt price $1.25 Ladies High Top Shoes Big lot of Ladies W. L. Douglas top shoes, values up to $12J)0. Bankrupt price Tl . .'fit *! CORSETS Big lot of assorted scrims, ail good colorful patterns. Flora*, scroll and bird designs. Real 15c and 20c values, Bankupt price for Monday only Big assortm ent of American corsets, al styles and sizes. Sow* ™ good models. AJI cl r - ’ ds. *a up to 51.50. Bankrupt pr!.v-. 79/ Sanford .M Nfct* .B e a m a n , ies Mgr. l X . . 1 Phone 550 . . ’(* ( *"*■'*"* + . . ■ . :<■ 8 • 1 Sanford, FI , ll(l .1 - “ , i X �Br." THE SANFORD HER ALP. DECEMBER.15. ! ‘♦•'CritjwJi "rnrofcp ■ganfonl Daily u « i i < J. G. Sharon INT AD. RATES Radio Programs e r a C*«b to Advanc* Hone »Hs, will b# r»ceto«d patrons and eo ll« to r ««*» [dlitely for P**®?"1, H* 10c a lino C L'ir....... — ^ • n,w r* " _ l t a line Thursday, Dec. 13. H—Dodge brothers Presen-..* tation, WEAK, twenty-sc von * stations * s >1*— Hoover Sentinels, “ UK.VK and twenty-two stu- * thms. • t lici|<iot Club Eskimos, * Mi \F imd ten stntions. Maxwell Hour. WJZ and * twenty-four stations. •" Smith brothers, WEAK ‘ an i twelve *tatinns, •" Chung,i Operu, Rigo- * 5*11". W.IZ and seventeen sta* * 11—IMiscellanei have 25 , , O. s. \ ajghn, optnmct r a t, I.. H. Griffith. * Optician. Sanford Optical Co., ,105 E. Gth St Eyes examined, Glasses made, only fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. Also watch and dock repairing reasonable prices. ro ADVERTISERS bicycle. Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ erm an’s supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, "The bicycle Store." Me Lander Arcade. Herald representative ighly familiar with rates and classification will rou complete information. [ you wish, they* will assist n wording your w ant ad ike it more effective. t iiin a. tomebilet 4F0RP BU1CK CO, 212 Isagonlla Ave. Pb-ac 367. HUP**— HARMONS inferd Automobile Co. pnolla /\ve. Phonu 137 incss S e rv ic e FOR RENT—A furnished apart niont (ml garage. 1101 Elm Ave. corner 11th st. Attractive furnished apartments. Corner Park ami Tenth Sts. Frigldairc installed, water and garage furnished. Phone 18-J. fron Stephens may get her the Milane by calling nt The Sanford Herald will give Mr. Iraki oi fice. Theo Webber a ticket to the Milane if he will cull., nania transfer picture*. Hints, and brushes. Sun CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 me Paints and Varnishes. Park Ave. Apartments—2 anil I Pi hi* and Wall Paper —garage and water. Reasonable. First S*. FURNISHED apartm ent for rent tTK in every shupf r.nd In the Herald building—a down­ etc.. Sanford Ccine.c. town I cation a t rcmurkubly low Cr.rr.pany, F ifth and rates. Ask for Air. Ilolnoa a t The pD. I’hone 112-W. Heruld office. Russel. Farm s, Groves, 110 N. Park Ave. Phono Ify— H o u ses F o r R e n t Political Announcement TO T ill: H ITK IIH OK K K H IX III.i; N otice Is lierelty g iv e n t h a t un. A rm ila g e id C om p lu lnu nt. a n d A. — 1 p o in te d In s a i d f i n a l dacru*. w ill I o ff e r f u r s a l u a n d sell tu th e h i g h _ J <•*r a n d boat • b i d d e r fu r c a s h at. , , ____ u„ public o u t c r y i b e f u r v th e C o u r t 611 M a g n o lia . | 4(lU-^ in H a n fo rd Wamlmde Coun­ Garage for rent, ty 1-'lor Ida, o u M onday Ihu 2nd phone 326-W. __ ______day o f J a n u a r y , A. D. I J 2 S , ’ th * sam e b a i n s a r u l e d a y " t a a l'l C ou rt, a n d d u r i n g t h e leg al h o u r s 26—Miscellaneous For Sale uf sale. Ilia p r o p e r t y d e s c r ib e d In ’_______________ —__. — an d o r d e r e d Bold by *atd f i n a l FOR* SALE—Umbrella tent 9*9. decree, w h lcll p r o p e r ly le s i t u a t e d good one , new. Phone 7 lo-J. in th e C it y o f H an fo rd C o u n ty of S e m in o le a n d H tat* of E’ln rida. a n d 1901 Magnolia. •lekcrlhcd m ure p a r t ic u l a r ly as Practically new, girl’s bicycle, will r.illnwa. t u - w i t t All u f B lock Six («). T ier sell for $17.50, worth $35.00. ng n of dan fo rd. Map t/e rtru d s's Jno. F. Fearson, phone 120. ^ a d l t e r w l s a b e t t e r d e s c r ib e d a a K lo rld a LunA a n d C o lo n i s a ti o n For Sale or Rent—One six room Com pany L im ite d . Map o f house, and 250 chickens—one HI. H a r t r u d a ’a A dd itio n to t h e four room house furnished. 2609 T o w n o f S a n f n r a . w h ic h M ap la of r e c o r d In t h e pu b llo r e c o r d s Orange Ave., Ouk Hill, Sanford of H rm ln o le C o u n ty . K lorlda, In F l a t B ook No. I a t p a g a s FOR SALE—Special sale on po DRUG STORE—Pre- 16— A Garage for Rent [I.N'G BLOCKS— Irrigation JJ1" Keneral cement wo.Jcl ( on:rete Co. J . E. Terp^ p : 3rd and ETm Wanted Female IT, ■*-'»Pcrienced woman in l l ’-n t^ v ’." k,tchen* Apply P- M .-208 Park Ave. • solicitor, wo­ Box xxx c^y ----------------- lie. puppies uVtil Christmas. 709 ft* FOR SALE—Those fat Gs^ Tur- tinn, regular prices child. A *o»* ic OR. E .L .W E L B O U R N ’S Agents Kelly Springfield Tires ami Tubes Fin. CENTRAL FLORIDA SERVICE STATIONS, 1 Sanford Avenue &. 2nd Street LAKE MARY FHARMACY Luke Mary ork. (1(10: 0. ■sirn; 7. United •■•o 1; 7:30. Muted dl hour; 10, Hulk • :•• opera; -l 1, slumw (Legul Notices) M IT IC H I «i• i c m i l u r Amiuiit SiotK M t r'n m r (»f Hi** F ir m N u llo t ia l IL»i»\ »»f S d it f o id. F ln r lit u . ^ ill |j I • hi h i i i m t r i l i i i i r v w it h lit* l»j* l*i w oti *1 »i**mill)1 .h u m a r y U M li IJ;H .il ii> n V Ii i c k a, in., h i th *1 ilIrt'P tU 'N i i k i i i i i*f ilu* lintik. In i*U*t*t ilii **4 * rn* fur th*’ tit* ii I tut year* to 1t#i}r M i l ’ll i: HK A N M AI. tl E I K T I M i III' T i l t : I’KKItl.KNM KKHN t'USII'ANV lar inveilnit of t h e slnuK in t h e : irm c u iT c o u n t ’ he* h oTldheer sreyo tu f Ihu I’u e rls s a K e rn Coinhe ; m i .n o i . i : c o u n t y , k u o i u d a . plltiy will lie held a t t h e o f f l e e of IN C IIA N C R IIY . th e I ' mmini IIV. A lla i li n n te Hltrlngk , t , , ItoS A iroN D it. A t. KOI ll>. C o m ­ l*lurid.i no Monday the secutul uf dinner music: 9:15, Rotary club p lain an t. J a n u a r y , i»is. at 2 o’clock, t'ttnigmin; II, Theatre frolic, vs f o r Hie e le c tio n of a H o a r d of 1 O. T AI.E'OltH. l)<-fen>liiiit. nireeCore a n d for t h e t r a n a a e t l o i i 47.*.9, W S II A t l a n t n , 030; t, o i : i *e: h e*o i i i *u i i i . i c a t i o n o f s u e d o t h e r l.uslm aa a s m a y |» , r a d i o s e r v i c e ta l k , o r c h e s t i n ; H:3i*. t u b state: ok K u m io A ro p e r l v h to u itlil b e fo ru t h e H tock , , ......... .. o. T. A i.E 'O llU : Cnr*> u f , T h u m p . v o•Idem. Hqover Sentinels; u9, M a x w e ll Min UrotlHirx M o r tu a r y . -•: TIIOH. N, ItCSSliY. hbttr. A d u n is A v e n u e , MViiu>li!». T u n n v sH e e r e la r y H'|.. 322.4. WH.AS Louisville. 9311: Yon a r e lie rally reuu lretl tu upFT10, Hoover Sentinels; 9, Clieck|i r a r to till! Illll uf «'iimiilaint IN T ill: CllUlrr ««E* COUNTY v„a | hour- tU bautl i x h l M l e il n g u l n x t you In !)■•< iitmve JCIMIH, HUMIMH.K COUNTY.11 eul nwur* lu* i i l t l l l m l i’llsso i«( th e C u u rt llo u sn state : OK KMUtlUA. 510.9, WMF Memphis 089: S:3il, at S a n f o r d Hu iu Iihi Is C o u n ty . E'lurlilu. o n M o i u la y j t i n ' Cud day of J a n ­ , V u .'D .l*rieei«»i;|,.,IT" KUWAMI* Hoover Sentinels; 9. Maxwell hou r. u a ry , l:»2S. til'll re lie f HiiiiKlil by To u tl c r e d i t o r s , lu g a le e a , i l i s t r l h u 33 6 .9 , WSM, N a s h v i l l e , 8911: X, an lit t u n of Cunt |du tut lo.-tun i n t; e a . m ui a il . n s r s o n s h a v i n g | i ,.n e n d s b l e hour: 8.30. Hoover xhkolu,.- d i v e r t ’" of th e C o m p l a i n ­ H alm s o r d c m a u tls a g u l u a i s a i d ' *T, , n “ * ,, l a n t f r o m you. U p o n f a i l u r e to ui>,-ta te : hentlnols; 9 , Maxwell hour; lU:..d, I" ,ii t i i e n c p r o Ciinfesao w ill he You. um l tu c l i of you , u r o h e r e i n studio program, e n t e r e d uaaltiwl you. tiolIfled end r e n u l r e d lo |ir«N«nt -too < i i r q u i i v ,,., ( I r l e u n s 930: IT IS E L U T IlE H l O R H e:UE:I' Obit m o clalniM a m i ........a n d * w h i c h you. , V? DTICUns. . ■». lllla' Clriler he Iiuhllahed onea oi e i t h e r o f you. m a y hnv * a ic a in - i 9 :3 0 , v u iied m u s ic a l pru g iam Wtvk f o r four III eo n a e c u llv o .........." l a t e o f u n i T H K O W A IiliK | 2 h r s . ) , w e e k a In T h e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , ii ME:AII. d e e e u M d . la in uf K einluole . a . i VVIEV V Iii, h m o n il IIHU’T lieu s p u p u r . p u h llsh e il III S a n fo r d l o u tn y . F l o r i d a , lo t h e Hun. J n s . C. WHY A Hb.nnn>jiil, u m i . , S e m in o le C o u n ty . E'lorldn shat mi. County ludse ut Seinlnoi,-: orchestra; 9, .Maxwell hour; *o, I s i . v i : a n d I UcliK.IIEHi Ihla 3»lh C ou n ty , at hi* office In the County n>rlc(| pprognim. 12 hrs.). day u f N iL etnb i-r. IUZ1. C uut llHiuse in S e m i n o le C o u n t y ' ^ - - • v .■„ t:. iMMini.AHs, IHIt 'l'.A n fi, K lo rld a. w i t h i n t w e lv e m o n t h s fruin t b i b o f th e S bo *" III" tile d a l e hvreuf. m vied riio rt. t> a lrd N o v e m b e r 10. A. L> 1937. ii > a . m . ive : e: k s TJIKOfHiltES I- ME3AD, Ib-iuny Cte.’k. H x e c iito r o f I h r I'Tslale of WII.SIIN. UUYI.E: .V li l i l H T 'l N . E D I T H E ID W A ltD a M E A D . Dc S o l l i l t o r * f o r C o i n p l a l s u n t _____ CkllMil. • ___________ __________________ - M .Milam. H a r r i e t A Uuhu a n d A. [jPpcr. Signs of all kinds. v t t r ___» r , . „ „ ttek af t n t h e M L tt*. Ilobo. liar h u s b a n d , a r e d s f u n f°ni paint A Wall Paper tWill rent free, a ticket to tnc -nt i U(|l , a A B. wuhinson, u» lane to Mr. Carl Hand. <9p< r i a l .M aster o f s a id Cuurt s p - *. Drugs, Soda. We are your phone. Call 103 frill* *iitf ergn f» r ih< of charge when you ' Fin. The Cream of the Tobacco (L ckhI Notices) a n d by virtue of th e fi n a l A ware house for rent a t corner diler n .e e uf f o r e e lu s u r e an d sale j RAPH—repairing, piano of 3rd and Ouk Ave. Phono 96. made um l e n t e r e d u n (he S tl h d a y by experts with 17 years of N o v e m b e r. A. D. I»37. hy Ihu the Circuit C o u rt In and J-t . Sanford music store FOR RENT—Small house located J u d Pg e H uf____ ______, , r i d s . In q|q<> p aj m-it„ Avenue, Avenue i125 ilinai *,,r 8 emlaole Chancery County. Klurldi i Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc-a-t -- -1- - -Fainatui -„ .. _ T . I (hut ccertain e r l a l n C h a n c e r y -knit n i t ppee n d in g I Arcade, Phone 832. monthly. Address B. F . I I . Care m e j,, C ourt w h e r e in J o h n H. H ain lil Mi Acute Indigestion Diarrhoea, Chfttcr.i Morbus, Bloody Flux Colic, Borns, etc. Elixir Sweef Bugle is a purely Aggrtihle cumpounJ m j it f>*r Sanford I ill \ T I r*i)t»ilx of off|i*««rM a m i t*» tr u u m irt I lii'v-,by ntiiiiiiiio'd in> vanilUluei nii*1*11 11i h<*'r 11ti-dined*. a h hi iiiy 11r* • nuiit* livfttrc the* f o r ri--i*l«i'lIoii in ilo- o f r l m nf s h e r ­ if f ii t Seniluuli' C o u n ty s i l b j r e t t o th e ncllo a o f li ir v o te r s Iii th e D sn iH T iitlr in linury to lm li«Iil n e x t June. I u ill a p p r e c i a t e your XOTICK III* A \ NI I I . MCK.T1AC s u p p o r t. re s p e c tf u l ly your*. OK Till* IIIM Al. I’HII.N C. J?. lIA N D . I'OH 1*0It ATI OA Mm ri-Kiilsr m ri-tlio ; ill t lei kI nikhiilil'TS ul ttie Knvul Kern I'o rp u ra iln H will be lo lil a t ihu oflhrw nf Hie--'<lbrt>orxitlon. Atw*. inutile SprliiK*. K lurlilu lilt MiillilaV Hie secopil of J a n u a r y 1H2S ,<t ti ii’eluck. ip, m, f o r t h e e l e c t i o n of ii llo n n l of l i l r e c l o r a m ol f o r (hr. i ic.iisu ctImi of su c h o t h e r Iiuslm-M in- m a y be p ro p e r ty li r o u g l it b e fo r e Hie MloclihulUcrN TIK»i). N*. UUHHKV Secretary FOR RENT—Two furnished Min­ Jh iir PRINT SHOP tages, one 5 rooms, one 4 room -. service ou anything ir. Screened in front and hack porches, N A phone cull will get bath room and,electric lights, 2 p.i- Phone 117-W. t» Ilail- miles out of city on West 1st S*. Kent $20.00 per month. Address Sanford Herald 1323. T.UOFING—Tha Roof Evr‘CMetal shingles, House for rent -003 West Sixth seam tin and gutvlniscd St. and 1102 Elm Ave. Apply It. * James II. Cowan. Oak Levy, Valdez Hotel. IN T H U C III C U IT COURT. T W K N [Third S t Phooa 111. TV T I I I I I U J C b I C l A I , C IIIC U IT FOR RENT—3 room house with HE* I’M till HA. IN AND F O It t h e : COUNTY OK SEIMINOLU. _UP y J o K O L D W A L L S garage. $8.00 a month. Apply IN CIIANCEHIY*. IE NEW WALL PAINT 117 Poplar Ave. __ JOHN 8. A IlM IT A U E k Complainant. 11NG NEW AND BETPartly furnished 11 room house A M MILAM', I i' a IIIIIK T A BOIIO JR FURTHER INFOR51Aand A YY. Uulfvi her huntiund. suitable for bourding house. Call ILL PHONE 235-J OR 'l a f e i i d a u t s . C. COLLER, SANFORD. a t Palms Hotel or at house in rear. n o t ic e : o k m a s t k k 'S s a l e : ----------- -- J L A N K Y ’S i ll ! 1 0 S T O ItK Mciscb bldg. Sanford. Flu Toys of all kinds; bicycles, Scoot­ ers, Kiddie Kars, Electric Train* Tricycles, Autos, Wagons, Spot*ing Goods. Prices Right. G. V. Deetch, The bicycle Store, MiLinder Arcade. Nicely furnished room. Hot and cold water. Garage furnished. Yncnnt January 1st. can be seen Money to loan on residences in at any time. 1209 Magnolia. Sanford, lmv interest rate, box t o r Rent— Furnished room, twin 503. c-o The Hi raid. beds, fireplace, 411 Park Ave. FOR RENT—2 room furnished apartm ent, and garage, 703 Palmetto Ave. Phono 282 W. 1for AT YOUR D R U G G IS T 'S , For the Kiddies 11—Rooms Without Hoard Hmnmcrless shotgun l>oOstcen from Johnson's 15— A p a r tm e n t F o r R e n t Station tu the cemetery. J. H. Cowan, Sanford. Garage apartm ent for rent, 1902 , , ,, French Ave. a free ticket to the. M i - ----------------------------------------r Mrs. Louis Duane. She 3 furnished housekeeping rooms, rure same a t The Herald. fire place, $20.00 monthly, 301 Cor. 5th and Palm etto.1 V E u x iR j^ g e T g p C L E Neik Wear. h‘‘' ■*!. hi , Ilundkermg Machine, n Slippers. She need- one i. 208 E. WANTED—Columbia or Edison phorvgrnph in good condition, give full particulars and price. Ad­ Reasonable Gifts of all kinds reasonable Prices. Mi-La dress Sanford Heruld, box 123. Shoppe, tin Magnolia. ,t and Found F i f t v V e^iR em edy Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO. TRUCK WANTED—Wnnt to buy second 'hand truck, about one ton capajiity. Must bo priced right. Waite giving full informa­ tion to •Truck." cure Herald. Prompt - Efficient Service nii'7h rrie d l- Hour nf Modern Music* * KliH, ii\p Fl.timn.H. Razors. F"uiituln Pens, ami sets. Humidor-, Cigars, Cigarettes, Aani’io Military brushes, Watches, Pipes, tmu*-, Mennen's -having seta, Combin.i-; cumin1-, tion sets of Hill Fold. Cigarette 1‘ Case, et, Ijinev's Drug stoic, hodakFirst St Fiisi Si Attorney -at-Law VV'ijlaractiee in all the courts Kxnmfngffor. of A bstracts of ljuhf T itles,given especial attention J *icl in the ttauMei fur which it it m o m mend* J CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. 11 Uall bldg. UPOKTANT NOTICE ious ; featu red Pit OCR.VMS 10-B Plants and Flowers L reduced rates nro for fcutive insertions. L W(,rds of average length jounted a line. tjnium charge of 30c for [insertion. . . I advertising is restricted Ijper classification. t r, error is made The San- icrtisers should give their or postoffico address as L their phone number if Resire results. About one t out of a thousand has Lphonc and the other.! I communicate with you I they know your address. Idiseontinucnce MUST be ■In person a t The Sanfora H office or by letter. Tele* [ disrontinuenecs are not a Mu m Christnms turkey 2U llis. r>0 fri era 35c lb. B, T. Tiller. Paul fpics----------4c » Hoe nme rate* on request. NEW YORK, Drc. 15/— (INS) —Tex Richard is : .convinced toIny that Jack Pempsay will re­ turn t<> the ring next summer in in tffort to regain his lost heavyivi ight t, laurels., , ■Tl*e former champion wired the promuter that h i was getting along well and was in excelMit hhape phys­ ically. "However, I feel that Dempsey should h are at lenst f:”ht l*efore he undertakes to face Tunney ngnin,” said Rich- T h - p u r e b a a a r t o pay fo r dead. ( T h i s p r n o a r t y la aold to comnl.V w ith t h e f i n a l n r d e r of s ale a f o r e ­ said Solicitor for ^ You, too, w ill find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasure — Mild and Mellow, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process —“IT’S TOASTED”— no harshness, not a bit of bite. Wilton Lackaye, Noted Actor, a rite s : Is a pfeMcrlptiuii for ColdN, Grippe, Flu. Dengue Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills the germs. FOR RENT DON’T LET LOCH ARBOR One 4 room, lone 5 room SANTA and one 6 loom house. These houses-are modern FORGET In every respect, and the rent is reasonable. THAT SUIT Also have two 2 room In apartm ents partly furn­ ished. •’ _ ■* i iif' vie '• f ■%,* * ft ’ . _ .You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, A t V'j P.O .B ox 3391 # "Lucky Strikes are a real blessing to sing­ ers, orators, actors — all ivhose voices are vital to their appear­ ance before the pub­ lic. I find, as, others :do, that they alone afford protection.1f f HAVE IT TAILOR MADE $25 u p jI _____ S.W , Bradford -- � 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 15, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 15, 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/9b07782d1eb88301a112f9c1f49d70e8.pdf 1110bbbd3442c441896168bdecfcd7e3 PDF Text Text &OUR NEWSPAPER bILshcd in Florida's Heart, le World's Greatest Vegetable rtion.Its Richest Garden Land. WEATHER « • , Vi %j • • » Fair tonight and Ij probably Thursday. LUME XIX Leased Wire International Pews Serv Z Z h c k b P ^ J fn , Other Offierilefected lt Slid mini M. Lloyd, local tic~. man, was chosen prcsiO ■he Sanfor.l Kiwani- Club ■ , j ‘.annul election of officer •"•lay at the Valdez Cafe. I.lojd succeeds T. \V l.awto v ill ^c installid " it It otluo ..f at the first nice liner t<> he h •Innnary. Mr. I.loyd has heen a pton member of the club for si I yrars and has served the 01 ration in several official ci ; ties.. Other officers selected were; First, Vice President. I Chapman: Second Vice Pres Ft rt Fort; Treasurer, J. A. man and Trustee, Edward F. Members of the board of ! tms for the coming' year w elude Judge J. (I. Sharon, Dec. liighleymnn. T. L. Dumas, Di I». Cuswell, K. .1. Trotter, C. M Powell ;itd K U. Me t ’racken. A eoninittee of five was ap­ pointed <» make visits to the cari­ ous Sanf>rd schools and make talkto the pipiD as representatives of the Kiiv.nis Club. Those nai..ed on . the eoninittee were: K. F. Lane. }Howard long..!. L. Hurt. Dr C. \\ linker aid J (J. Hills Jr. I The manhers discussed a pr-> 1 posal to erett combination to.iil sinus at lie three cntiaiucs t • Sanford, t was suggested that all "f the civic clubs and tin* Cliaut, her of Coitn’erce share the expcn.-i* with each k mr I'cprc-entc l on the "ign.**. Thoic appointed on a ruin, nuttee to ionfcr with other clubs 1 on the matter were: W. M Scott, J L. Hurt uni It. 11. Berg. Frank Griffin of Detroit. Mich, 1"a s a cisitcr at the luncheon. SANFORD. FLORIDA DECEMBER 11, 192 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations FOURTH DEATH APPEASING MY BE ADDED NICARAGUA IS W rho^ o ard TO HAYES’ LIST HARD MATTER! NUMBER c™,ing Lit IIMOND, Dec. 14—UXS Faison's defense is that the girl My Codf My Cod! I’ve kil shot herself, with his pistol, while Poor Fl-ie! What will I do?" he was In h«*r apartment. * .’I.iyer nn n is un , I ,,rial ror liuificatuin ’ Of nr n , 1 A* , I hoe words,, floating up out ■1 l , Central The proaiVutor struck a smash­ I he Murder Of Relatives Bv merican Country Is Prnvlne tin* darkness of Elsie Snipes’ ing blow at the suicide story of the 111 1incut at midnight, into the defertse.wlicn he revealed that tho I’oisoning Them May H ate About The Hardest Job Ma- at Intent above where they w two young women who lived In Caused Death Of Another r',u’s Have Eve* Attempted overheard, the state sn.vs, ,hy t the apiirtment above that of Mrs. young women, will be relied a| Snipes woeld testify to hearing by tin- State of Virginia to M those wonts. * ! lolui \ \ . Faison, to the elect H e’ also said a letter written chair. by l-nison to the dead woman, in I Tins was the declaration of which lie admitted he was so jealBodies Of His Two So$s Will Command In M ^mnm m ,„u , ; commonwealth attorney m «u» “he believed his mind woulJ j opening statement to tlie jury Be Exhumed To Determine crack,’* land threatening violence !dny, ns Faison surrounded by against ‘'another man" and Mrs. The Cause Of Their Deaths loyal wife and his five yoi; Snipus, wpuld lie Introduced to children, went on trial for sh LI.AKFLY. (In., Dec. I l.r (INS» show the motive for the nllcgcd " \M ll\GTON. |lee. II (l.\S ) ing the beautiful young divo'rt piurder. —Mention of n fourth niyiteriouI’iicu'i iilinu of Nicaragua is death in the family of Mr. n il Mrs. Harris Hayes, that of u d lighter, pm i mg about tin* hardest mb CINCINNATI. Ohio. more than four years up 1 , was the I'mi "il Siaii-i. Marines luito. K -W ith a High of relief ' 1 it t e n into the record t xluy at ‘ 1‘*r l it'kb'd Despite (he Opium*, j th" trial of the elderly fntlvr on Riile-s P. Taft, the uggresh iwsutti fmm time t*»» charge of murder in rnmectiul' *** K young prosecutor who Is with the death of his dau hter-fti line l.\ Stale and Navy Depart-' Ihting to .send George Re­ law. Gladys llnyes of Detro t, from in'll Officials tin* northern half I i s to the electric chair for a supposed poison. Ha- Ocn(nil American Republic I slaying o f his wife, ImoMemories of sinister rircuin “i'll, after a seven-month cam 'lances suirounding the c jnth u l ;,'gn. -eetbing with insurgency * he, announced today that All Foreigners Are Reported Informal Caucoa With Mem­ Cornelia Kayos several ye in* ng b state would close its case were hurled into the case uvithou 1 ' ed general iii- uuicr. SnfcWithin The CltyjNavnl bers Of Senate And Gover­ [thin twenty-four hours. previous intimation doing th I" dale the pneificatioii Im.i Advices Declare They Were Local A ttorneyA nsuers Digli nor Is Held To Determine 1‘hantom Of Another Flood !- testimony of John Hud peth, Within a week, in nil probability, •' -t Hie lives of more than eight j Not HarniedDuringCnpture Ion's Statem ent On Court’* Steps Required To Impeach mils’ fate will bo in the hands nciphhor of the Hayes, h i stale HovoringOvorNorlhcrn And * ndiid S’iiuragi.aus. according to the jury, assuring the former tnont ennie startlngly jus bofor Hilling In Case Of Ashcraf Central Arkansas As Tor­ the state closed nnd the del mso be ; figuies compiled today from ftffr-i KO^C, KONG, Pec. I t.—After OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 14.— llionaire bootleg king a "Christ­ Receiver Vs. L. K. I). Inc rential Rainfall Conlinues gnu its efforts to free Jlaj is. I’ 'ill reports, while several limidr- I extremely heavy fighting result­ (INS) Out of the c’nnos envelop­ a verdict.” ing in many hilled und_>^ounded, Ml hands arc dead tired. It has Hudspetli testiried thin he di* , "lher> have been sriously woundc I ('untun was capture*! n\nn the ing the Oklahoma political situat­ Geo. A. DeCottce, of the law in a long grind. Lawyers regard firm of DcCottcs & Spencer, vvurussed with Hayes the lutop?; in 1 !a hi*;) with the American m- communistic rebels today. ion, an Apparently authentic indltrial, now in its fifth week, ns (u<kcd today to romment upon the after the death of Gladys Hnyci I I erven:iiuists and native guards. eation of tho next few days' events Tho rebels who hnvu hud tho most bitterly fought iegal bat- ij dvi isiop rendered iiy Judge KiKtnee and *ahl Hudspeth, asked him vhut h city in their possession for several In the last month ^tliere hnvo came today us the result of con­ in the history of Ohio courts, sustaining the tlcmurrer of L. K. tor- thought about it, and ti e witnes record is clogged with reams D. Inc, charging there was no equi­ send replied that if poison wei a foun bem at least 8»t known deaths days, were gathered outside the ferences lusting all night. Cty gates planning a count attack, testimony, much i.f it having to ty in the bill brought by E. H. probably the bodies of Ja u*s niii aiming the natives. 4> An informal caucus of members but the success of such n venture with the mental condition of Ashcraft, as receiver for the Semi­ illi.M Anms Haves, the sons ad die Has. 'd mi announcements by the of the Scnntu was held and a con­ appeared improbable duy to the strange man who says he kill- nole County Hank against L. K. D. i Murin ' command in Managua and constant arrivals of reinforcements ference between Governor Henry Itis wife because his mind "ex­ Inc. et al. His reply was: i*y officials here, minimum casu­ of General Chnngfnkui’s Hoops. iled" after two years of "tnrS. Johnston, his principul lawyer . “The tlcmurrer was sustained on a lt y . figures .ahoy 711 NirarnguAll foreigners In t»u> cit^ wore und also personal adviser, Judge the ground that there was no equi­ , ci's to hneo been slain, 182 killed reported sufe. Naval advii*es dcRemus himself is on trigger edge. ty in the bill of complaint, und «1 wounded and 220 \vound'*d in clored no foreigners were molested James It. Armstrong and other I lias hud tl;|txJ»ajqr tantrums that said bill of complaint failed the fieri -I fn^p May. 1,'. m Dee. duvng \h»j' jmipation ^f the jlty ■court, nnd a dozen minor ones. to state any* fuels, entitling the Re­ If. At the same lime seven'dial1- by the rebets. Mrs. Grace Cumpbcll, sister of ceiver to any equitable relief iuc- and <i\ native guardsmen I slain Intogenc Holmes Remus, against L. K. D. Inc. Said demurrer General I.ifulin, assisted by fivnScores of Mexican officers sit ‘ have been killed and two murines tun cd the witness stand today. was nut sustained because of Itu-I; oral Ilsilio, nttaeked the city from rounded Colonel Lindbergh, whll i Wounded. L defended th’j memory of the n: necessary troops held back tho great crowd Kongmoon this morning. Fierce parties defendant. Ui in did casualties among tin* street fighting took place and it who swarmed over the field -seek Bnati Remus killed Oct. 0, on Any statement to the contrary i* i Nicaraguans, who have been was only nfter severe fighting that ing to touch the man who had or r way to court to divorce him. not true. trlined bandits by the State Do- each government building was re­ compllehed a daring flight on t rross-cxaniitu'd by Defense At"Tile action of the court in sus­ partim at, are not complete. Upon captured. mission of good will. piey Charles II. Elston, Mra. taining our demurrer accords with ,nnvet.il Mansions ufter skirmish* Impliell parried thrusts designed the opinion expressed in my first The rebels were driven out of tho *.•* with the insurgent natives city by afternoon. General ChangNEW YORK. Dec. 14—(INF) make tier say something that statement regarding this case pub­ the Merino command has declared fukuei remained —Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's mid incriminate her sister. in Kongmoon lished in Tltc Sanford Herald. that tin extent of the casualties i failure to arrive In Moxico City Nie hud told of how Remits lun! among the "bandits" could not I directing the restoration of order is beginning to arouso some con­ patiently threatened her sister. I 'Tlie people of Sanford must Ik* within tho city. • bo tit ti rmined. Nor do these fig­ cern here. Tho United States con­ You were present when Mr. anti [weary uf rt*ading,about this contro-1 Pitiable scenes were witnessed ures include the number of Nica­ sul at Tampico has reported that r>. Remus talked of making o ! vi*r»y find hereafter I don’t propose at the wuterfront in Hong Konk i to bore them again, laist week. ragua m* who, lacking medical at­ Lindbergh passed over that city, paneial settlement'.' during the day when the steamer | urged by insistent friends I was tention. have died fyoni their at 8:80 A. M. Mexican time. This I I was. Fatsluin arrived from Canton with wound' should have placed him in Mexico I Is it not n fact that Mr. Remits 1persuaded to break a rigid rule ad2.000 refugees. The vessel was Included among the recent ensu* packed to the gunwales and many City at approximately 11 o'clock, Us demanding she return $l.‘>0,- he red to since entering the prac- j nltic< were two iuurinc airmen. of tho refugees had heen compelled Mexican time. 0 worth of his personal jewelry tie • of luvv anti consented to di-cuss, through Hit* prcJs, pending litiga- ; Fecund l.ieut%K. A. Thomas and to stand up the entire trip. Other reports, however, Indicate at she was keeping front him? lion involving more or le** person­ whether to suspend Governor that the plane sighted at Tampi­ i Fvrgt. Frank Dowdell, who were N'ot to my knowledge. Hundreds of them were without matters and difference*. This captured by « band of Nicaragu- homes or friends, without mopey, Johnston, pending his trial and de­ co may havo been the commercial Mrs. Campbell'broke into tears al Interview win given to correct an i *<ns after tlieir plane had crashed and hungry to n point near star­ clare Lieutenant-Governor William plane which landed at Valbueaa l entirely erroneous impression cre­ into n nnuntnin near Dental curly vation. They recounted tulcs of J. Holloway acting govornor. and was mistaken, for Lindberg's ated by the suit in quasiMi, filed | In C)i t. The Navy Dcpurtmeat terrible atrocities committed by the If Johnston in suspended and plane. Notice has been received by by Mr. S. R. Dightnn. d/the law Holloway attempts to take posses­ Colonel Lindbergh may have Ischool authorities that the Sainrebels in Canton. firm of Wilson, Boyle anftDighton, sion of the executive offices, he beetl slowed up by fogs over the 1 itioie High School of Sunfonl has. agains'. L. K. I). Inc.. «f which will find tho-national guard bar­ mountains between Mexico City met all the requirements .u to Ieorpornlion I am presideit and in ring the way and Johnaton still and Tampico or he may have chos­ qualification of tc&chcr* and : which corporation I own one-thinl contending tho legislature la in en to take a longer course in order physical equipment of plant necI 6f the -ttx'k. . iUe'gul session because self con­ to seek better weather conditions. cHsary for a standard accicditcd "It has always been nt* habit •'* vened. At 2 P. M. New York time. Col­ h'gh school. State Superintendent deal iu unvprnUMd fuel*. It Is onel Lindbergh had been in the W. S. Cuwthon has ’ not my custom to strzin them ; air twenty-five and a hplf hours lawten. County through the sieve of convenience, which is more than two hours that Seminole I" lliglj School is ~ _ evasion, expediency or policy. Thirteen canes were on police' again u .standard senior A high IIOXIE, Ark., Dec. i l (INS) "To thi* article, Mr. Dightun re­ Ki-hool, which means that it D One man wu* missing, four scr court docket this morning, several them dealing with violations of headwinds and fogs are repqxt plied with a statement consisting J recognized by the Florida educu- iutisly injured unci two score pa* of [•MIAMI, Fla., Dec. I i.—(INS) of irrelevant matters. *ubtie Inthe truffle ordinances. J. A. Gam­ Colonel Lindbergh's time nowis tional authorities as being ... in tin* sengets shaken up und bruised a. ble, charged with violating stup LEuneral arrangements w e n mu mines nnd elusive insinuations. ■low th a t it h evident that •'ighc.it group, or classification, of* a result of u hcadon crash curl) law, was dismissed und Junies r"'g mqde today or Major Rog- No aniuont of specious denial on muat have changed hie coutae, high schools iu this state. Inlay between tho Kansas City Ret d paid 82 for operating un auto­ Six .additional indictments havo bxlil Owen, son-in-law of the late his part can change the truth. has not made a forced land! Dr. Joseph Roc me r of the Uni­ I lerid special crack Frisco passen mobile with the tail light missing. been* returned‘by the Seminole heConfusion [illiam Jennings Bryan nnd Br!iexisted at noon toe "I have livid 'nnd practiced l*iw' versity. of Florida has notified per, and a freight train five mile* army hero who died here la.*'. in Sanford for more than twenty | Joe Washington und Mury Law, County grand Jnry, it was revealed over reports that Colonel Li: G. E. McKay, principal, that tin north of here, D*nt from sickness contracted iu years. I have not found it necess- | his mother-in-law, aired their toduy with the filing of the pre­ bergh has landed in Mexico Cl oanford school is also on th* list Both engines, two mail curs ant F1' Dardanelles. troubles before the court and both sentments with >the clerk uf cir­ The Weetern''Union reported C ur.v to move from place to place. ° Sj’cr£ r , *** 1 ■cboob W*.i oil* baggage coach were overturn' were dismissed on disorderly cuit court. The' grand jury has onel Lindbergh’s arivsl at 1 o'clo Major Owen suffered u rvla'ise I expect to spitid the rest of my south. This means that graduates t(J int0 aitch while three pas churgc*. Joshuway Cobb, who taken a recess und it is believed Correspondents at Mexico CI : night after Dr. McDonald, a life hire. . that it will not bo reconvened until advised by telephone of the tend! of the Seminole High Sch-joi are ^.nor cur, were derailed. Ha claimed rheumatism responsible Philadelphia specialist, hud been "A principle i» higher than a 1 * entitled tu admittance into uny Thome, engineer of the passengei for his unsteady walk, paid $10 for after thu holiday*. of a plane at Valbuena Aerodra lunmioned to his bedside by local consequence, nn«l I have donejhc lollegc in the South without train, is missing mid believed tc drunkenness. Police recalled that Three Indictment* name J. E. reported that Lindbergh had tel F)'*icinns. He was living here things which I know to be Adi at, undergoing an examination. T.te j,c buried under the wreckage Cobh on u previous occasion plead Morris, changed with embexzlement ed. Later advices stated, bower [nth hi* wife, Mrs. Ruth Bryan often in the face of misunderstand- J Hanford school has Itecn success, a. , __ , . . _ that ''lightning hud struck him” in cunnedtion with his work as that a commercial plan# hod land Jwen. on u sick leave from the ing and criticism. 1 ful in attaining to the state stun"V 'i. ''im ‘‘V.’' i . b° to cause the uppeurunce of drunk­ stock salesman for Jhe Florida Neg­ (continued on page four) British Army to recuperate front "Time is un impurtiul judge. I t dard list for a number of year* ro’ #c“l‘,e'1’ ro Finance Corporation, a Sanford enness. ^ rench nephritis. can uffortl to be patient, and am und has been on Um southern a**- "• E. iloore, Th.iyer, Mo., rnud.. Ed. Randal, chirged with opera­ concern. Thi* deceased was the son of Sir quite content to let it rest at \ in d ited List for the past threo muster, /u ffe n d a broken leg. ting n csr while under the influence Murder in thd first degree is theodorc Owen bom in Cdylun, that. (iUy Nichols, Springfield. Mo. of lntoxicutim; liquors, had his i charged in another indictment ["am. July 20, 1882. He was grad- *‘I shall not again burden the pul*- | In order to attain such rnognic,1‘:«’k, »«rious!y injured, cuxe postponed until Friday. Tho brought jointly against Currie r*(e<l from thu Royal Military lie with further comment." i lion a school must meet every rig- . Engineer Ed Box, of .the freight case of Herman Hutcherson, charg­ Clark aud Mury Frederick alias [Gnilemy in lt>02. i'AINESVILLE, Ohio, De id requirement as to ita teaching “ “in, seriously bruited. ^ ed with disorderly conduct, was Mary Baxter, white women. I Major und Mrs. Owen, cuuic tu (IN S)—Supplied with boo force, its building and its equipAccording to railroad officials also continued. II. J. Lehman wu* J. C. Cobb was charged in an­ Florida from Egypt. She was dotr.ent. a' the wreck,- the passener crow dismissed on a churgo of operat­ other presentment with deser­ puzzle blocks, Mrs. Velma r®,!‘d at the lost general prling a car with only one light. tion and withholding support petite 20 year old blonde Paries U!t „ democratic candidate George Anderson charged with from hisjhildren. R. D. Dillard charged with the murder Sanford and Seminole l ounty k?r *L°n*rau from tho South Floroperating his car with o n l/ one was indicted-^-*<n—Vmbezsleraent- husband Edward West, DistHct. * .* L Schools will close next Friday for light had his case postponed and The grand jurjj* also returned an­ Perry, eight d*7» * r Y tod their unnuul Christmas vacation, that of Miss Ruth Hand, charged other indictment agaiq^t Annie dividing her time between I according to «n annouccmcnt today with driving with no lights, was Bellamy, Annie Irene Belamy, Dav­ and attempting to aohra tbi bY T. \V. laiwtun, county superin­ dismissed. C. Bu -<um, n runaway is Bellamy, and Sadie Jackson for problems. She was reported tendent, who ul*o gave the date of youth, was ordered turned over first degrei?.murder.. The indict­ •ring rapidly from her culb tu North Carolina nuthorities. Ar- ment was drawn Uqcorrect on err- Monday. reopening as Jan. 2. Tlie books were brought Many of the teacher* plan to dis Martin paid $f> for reckless ur in a previous presentment wh!£h .GREENVILLE, Ohio...Dec. 1 4 .AUGUSTA. Ga . Dec. II (INS) by her mother. Mfs. L ; driving and more for violating L:‘ ‘ •'“The Inxly of n youth be- leave this week-end to spend tin- -The Southern Surgical Associa­ Woert, and the blocks wen the stop iirdinunct-. of * m Lharles B. Davis, son Jholiday season nt * their homes tion opened Its fortieth unnu:il niahed by her little brother while other* will remain in . an­ Ki , ",lu*0nuirn business man of lonvcntidu at the Ilmi-Air Vander­ ncth. Il*beas corpus proct FUNERAL TO RE TOMORROW • Lauderdale. Fla., was expected, ion! in order luter to nttuid lt'i bilt Hotel here today. The conren»o obtain Mr*. West'* freest Funpral service.* for Lee Hawannual meeting uf the Florid» L*'uTi," po1*,t,VeIy identified today. tion will remain In session for bond, which hail been promt* h iu Connelly Jr., infant son rf L .'n* vietim was killed Monday j cullion Season which convene* m three days. Francis W. Poulson ilnd R .\(r. nnd Mrs. L II. Connelly, v ’m Tampa op Dvr. 2S for a thn-e du.v fn,:'., “tl*n>Pting tu ,board a pistwick, attornuys fur the' I)r, Chuclv* IL Mayo <<ne >.f died Vor.u’av; night at John Hop­ • . IXoMfc ,n Cincinnati. convention. the two famous doctors of Mayo ■d failed to materialise yest kins Hospital at Baltimore. M.L, ‘ All school principals are cx-o(Ir»li^e^n l**Pot here uctording t« Tlie Clinic ut Rochester, Minn., i* in will, b<* held tomorrow afterno n- THE RADIO Commission i h l ^ official* and fell beneath ficio delegates to the r :nt!y iftlcndance und will iwldre-s the nt U o’clock st the home of the pens u> vlirititwie many s i Iwantlv ' H 1,1 ,h*' »•>*"« In*! ale*, body tomorrow mjrnin|f. Ftb. I. • » parents on Dark Avenge, • ithin Week Slayer’s Fate Will Repose In Hands Of Jury For Christmas Verdict II Participants lired From Trial I stcr Of Imogene Re­ sumes Stand And Defends Memory Son-In-Law Tells Intervention Cost Of Getting Poison Lives Of Hundreds High School Again Attains High Rank In Florida System Trotter Attending Dock Conference In Jacksonville Today [eginaldOwenDies 'rom Long Illness ontracted In War 13 Cases Docketed In Municipal Court Arkansas Collision Before JudgeWhite 6 Indictments A r e Returned By Grand Jury In Court Here Girl Awaiting Trii For Slaying Amn City, County Schools Will Recess Friday P°n Of Millionaire Killed In Accident �W h p u u i c 'r t n f i flA N r o n ft n f it t A t p . TOEflDAV, 6 B C .- o .- t M * - Tommy Louehran Pressed MANING AND LEE To Beat Jimmy Slattery CLASH IN MAIN In Fifteen Round Battle BOUTWEDNESDA\ Pacific Coast St:<r Matched With Quitman Fighter Who Has Good Record; Program Will Be Held At City Hail Annual Gathering JAPANESE PLAN Of Baseball C l a n f p LrBRATI0N!'0F Begins Second Day nilE™ •‘URNnAV’' NKW YORK. Dec. la.—Thc an nual winter gathering of the base ball clans swung into its secom day with the meetings of the Nat ional League as the chief event ot the program. Although managers and mag nates have created a bullish trad ing mnrket in the vnrious hnte li.liies. no swaps have yet been en g invert'd. While the steering cominitte.* wa» steering a safe and sane course ln*hind closed doors, the managers -'cereil the conversation Hwav from proposed trades with By Davis J. Walsh International New Service Sports Editor NEW YORK. Dec. 1.1.—Tommy Libughran, light-heavyweight champion by one man’s say-no, and Jimmy Slattery, |>erfectly good holder of the title by anoth­ er'*, met last night at Madison Square Garden, just as though enybody cared, and the funny thing River Cam Is Already ( enter Of Activity- As Big Event about that was that 11,*K)0 people DrausNearorjOne American did. They were all lhat were there Will Be Held At City Hall when a referee and two judge* said that Loughran had won at the end of fifteen rounds and their comments on ihi- decision vvt-rhighly edifying, not to say voueiferous. They liked what ( they -aw but jjM M| >tu!’tc«l ve|,dict !»«•n tiiui-H, (aouuic 'vu* apparently they didn't like what i.ride* they hoard. Personally, the writer ,,rartj •i Cun his last o;.p. nent and although I regarded the verdict us a bit finet,ri event. .Manning c om .•ded about 10 to I— ly drawn about the eyelids, but, j() p—»ec- pounds lu* | roved to be a tough at that, Loughran won, if anybody {uj , v river opponent for the Orlando fighter, did. Certainly Loughran didn't _|VW, varsity Mu.ling i- a Pacific coast produi t lose. vacati is now ami lias only been in the southern t \ Each fm a short time. He fought at AtHowever, that is neither h"rc the c. at the l.mta for a short time and th n nor there because when the h «y* day : came o I'Torida. He bn* appear­ once call them, however sour, they viutci 'd mat crews m Jacksonville, Tampa, Oilanftay*called and no defeated boxer more ae mile:- of dn and Sanford. ever cashed a nickel on the dear, go tl old ovation the sympathetic souls pract Leo is a native of Quitman tender him ns he leaves the enCm Jo*d * '"*"**• where lie lartid Ins ring career. closure, so Tommy Loughran, of supre I.'gc sport . | | (. was later taken in tow by an it* traditions Atlanta promoter under who-e Philadelphia, is today the chain- statin n't. ibis one yunkiiio lie has made fine |M"* pion light-heavyweight of the of <i r athletes ()f | ,.,. whirlwind scrapworld, including that part which is sport in and of the j and mixes il with the best ol sponsored by the National Boxing Enel Association. I nm contrnincd *<> whole • tin ni. lie ha* met several topsay that I have seen worse cham­ ♦ Aid notchers at At lama and lost only i.-r of Amei'i- once, getting a draw decision on pions, pnst und present. An antic to study t\Vl, ..th.- i.ieasions and winning Loughran looked the part of a y lit"*" n- and t|,,, nm.iiwli'r of his fights. first class fighting man. So di.l J" '■ tlie glory ot , 'p|„. M'liii-fiual of six rounds will Slattery, surprisingly so in view of j' "I 'see two du I boys meet. ^Kid Shin Jamies’ disconcerting foldup sever- Earn t Cambridge am| Kailling Moore will be tl"' al yenrs ngo. It just happenedj In l 'M. ’Ili 'i'e ar.* paiticipants. Slim boasts quite a that Thomas seemed to hit the vow I e ’fh man in knockout record but this fact Inis tape first, although just lasting to eight ember of one. n„| l»itlvrcd Kid Slim, Orlando the wire, as they say at Churchill the 11 ked from the ; iirhtor. who believes that he hiuiDowns. This was another of the ’ h year brings H,.|f will be tin one to administer to b»- nudded j|„, sleeping potions, if any are V method and |uu„|,.,| (>ut during the evening. ** '.n '!Hr* A good program of prnliminnri nn' " ,nn‘ has also been arranged and a good leans rowing turnout of fans is expected with ear i* Donald the lining.' in location of the fights. orient Festival That Has Survived Since The Early Days Of Kingdom Is To B* Staged Again By N atives TOKYO. Dec. 11. —( INS)—-Tok- nual " whim times, the 0 hist * tival day with little stalls which pint;, and s*1t? ncvcr buys until »he sell ‘kuninde," gorgeously decor­ ha* bargained for hour* at various ated hamhon rakes vvhicji symbol- Shnps. She hunts for some remote shop whose business is bad, whose lie “raking in the cash.” In spite of the introduction <>* owner is willing to sill cheap. modern salesmanship into Japan BULKY TO TURN ACTOIt those bamboo rakes still are sold according to the age-old methods. LOS ANGELES. Calif., Dec. 1:i. The dealers get whatever price they can and the purchasers amuse _( IN S/—Merely Drury, All-Am­ themselves by spending the entire erican quarterback of the Univer­ _ wandering from shop to shop day ‘ > effort to get a rpke nimv sity of Southern California.- is in\hc cheaply. A geisha girl steps up to forsaking the gridiron for the a shop, selects a rake which ap­ stage and motion picture work, .it Th? peals to her and nsks, "How much.. w a s reported here today. Honorable Shop-keeper?” hri'limt football player is said to hav» signed a contract to appear Making Bargain “Twenty-five yon.” Is the su-­ in a stji'je skit here, and is also 1prising answer. The geisha girl , .maid -ring an offer to appear in a | laugh loudly, hiding ner mouth po- film portraying college life. iitely with her handkerchief. E—Post office at this "Such nonsense __ cries. 1 branch of Bradenton will pay you two yen.’* -•*•-' But most of tjjy fun litgj in rliop * Electric Co. $1.50 Rental Free $50.00 Phone 548 h r Prom pt Service 407 W. F irst St- If interested w rite I*. O Box 7S2— Sarford, Florida AT YOUR onuccu LANKY’S DRl'o SI Meisch Bldg. Suf, Me REYNOLDS DR) Sanford L A K E MARY PILAU , Lake Mary '* :• ' ' » i a special crop of fine fruit Corner Sanford Ave. and Second St NEW YORK. Dec. HI.— (INS) Stanislaus ("Papa") Zhyszko, vet­ eran knight of tlie mat has lost his first wreatling bout in this city, lie was thrown here lust night by Giovanni Raie-'vich in what wax alleged to Ik* a grudge contest. Kaicevich was thrown by Zby.-r.ko here fifteen years «$o when '‘Pa­ pa," Giovanni, uml you and 1 were young, Maggie—und Giovanni ha been seeking revenge ever since. Last night Kaicevich pinned the portly I'elunder to the mat. after .‘SI minutes and SiG seconds of grap­ pling. of stroke, l i s t 'l l so MUCl’OHMfully by Coach Lender with his Olympic Yale Grow. Rut one para­ mount difference is that the force t'f lie- "eati'b" hern comes from • he leg rather tbar, the boy pivot a trrlmiquc unlo srd of in America. The vnndly rare between Ox* foul ami Gr.inbriilge, comes ill March. T'rinl eights manned by the be.-1 of the college ours nun uiu on the venter now. Coaching i- done from a bicycle on the river bunk. The big race* at Cambridge are tin- "Mays" which take place at the end of May and the first week in June. Forty-six boats are ex­ pected to participate in the “Mays” and the best boat*.*, light shell* with i sliding seals will Is* used. Gene Tunney Assists Chicago’s Charities CHICAGO. Dec. K b — (INS) — Geoo Tunney, essaying tin- role of “Santa Claud,” will ar.ivc in Chi­ cago today t» contribute hi* bit to the success of the Christman char­ ity'drive. In accepting the invita­ tion several days u ;o the heavy­ weight champion replied that he owed Chicago “a debt of gratitude,” which he was eager to pay. This afternoon Tunney is tcltiduled to visit a war veteran's ho*Jpitnl, after which he will confer with promoter Jim Mullen relutivc to a title-d fi-nee bout here next summer. Mullen has papora drawn which he expects the champion to GODFKK’i TO MEET BASQUE LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. I--. (IN S)—(.purge Godfrey, th* "Black Shadow of Leipervillc,” and Pnoloino Uxciidun, the “Basque Woodchopper," have been matched for a ti n-rouud limit here in Jan. it v us announced t»day. P A I N T E R ’S WASHINGTON, Pa., Dee. 1.1 (INS) ■Carl G. Aschmann, of Clinrloroi, Pa . ban been unanimous­ ly elected captain of thr Washing­ ton an 1 Jefferson football t *am for next season. H? plays center. TRANSFER Hauling, Crating. Shipping, and Storage. \Ye are prepared to do any kind o f transfer service at HEAHONA11LE ITUCKS. Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St. Simon Pure Citrus and 1 Gem Farm Crop this book FERTILIZERS F R E E QUICK SERVICE PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Kb— (INS) William T. Tildcp, former national singles champion, is rated first in the men's singles in the tanking* of the Middle States Ten­ nis Association. II. Norls William* i < ranked recond ahead of Manuel Mon m. .Mrs. Marion Zindersti in Jc*"U|i‘, the Delaware champion, lead i th: women’s list, with Miss Mury D. Tlm yr, of Philadelphia, in second place. Constipation and Itectal Discuses. (Painless non­ surgical niehod) Dr. Jos. Corwin Howell, Registered physician. 200 W. Gore Ave., Orlando, . Florida, Telephone IBDii for free con­ sultation. You will he sur­ prised how quickly you will get well without loss of time from business Battery-Renta! for 3 days on ali Recharges . AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. • j fi. 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MUSGRAVE Z b yszk o D e fe a te d B y G io a n n i K a ic e v ic h type ( Extra Fancy Gift Boxes of Oranges Re-charging .SI00.00 Shari- of preferred slock in lhe Sanford Credit Association, controlled by A. E. Dickson. Will sell fo r . L. WELBOliH Special Christmas Offer has secured W illard Service Under New M anagem ent SALE DR, The Blue Bonnet M a rk e t' Sanford Battery FOR Colic. Bun e f Swcci Bug! J vrnuhltcci, 2t'ov.bU.fn, 2' «ull« , C‘ _ no other tobacco is like it! �» • » T ." n \ ri:»'»it f^s feA GR!im > . •+*- The Sanford Herald -■ • 1 : . .. — . . » . * * , * - ................. (i ;a . „ « - * • * % ,. . ‘ . ■ a i 'i - V • ...... ............................................................ it.»' ® t *?^f*#*»tf*M «**% * : i •• W• <#%:<H t i ( i i t . i . i < « t * n i It'll «**7■»' **f«*tf I* im ** f-*%« * , ** *♦*•*ttt»1 I T• '•- THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY DEC. 14, 1927. This J a rs As Brisbane ^ees it The Sportligrht n 1 t To n is NOT CLEAR iKEEXPLA\ N Elton J Moagfaim 3 a k a io t a t im e s Alumnus Football A shrewd English |>oet once said som ething to this a.f(T repented re­ For nny'ouc to say tint the Architect effect, ‘‘You never can tell till you've tried ‘cm and then Zebras and Cnssowaries. quests failed to co-ordinate his (Utiv annual fall refrain) pointing out of errors of thoe enB t l t f f i a t * aoraad class l u t t r r Hear Chalfirld-Taylor. Nad. Bark department with the city's gen­ And no doubt many jiersons O c to io r » , l i l t , a t (h o P o o to ffla c you are like to be wrong." Bill Jones hnd been the shining trus ed with the affairs of tl • city Sanford, ri. About Bank Stork*. eral accounting system, and he a t fU a ta rd . F lo rid a , a a d r r act o f thought of that when they rend in the papers last week star upon his college team. of Sarasota in the past few rears, o f M arch S, 1*ST. would not advise with the city Stop Gambling “Short” Sales. His tackling was ferocious and his should not be brought up ;* elec- 1 council regarding the activities that a moonshine still had heen located on the farm in Ily Arthur ll.'hhanf tlO liL A *IO L . O K A N ______ B d l t a r bucking was a dream. tic*n time, is simply a cn: c |f try- | of his department, all of which Sm ithville Flats, N. ^.. belonging to “ Pussyfoot" Johnson, H27 h r St# r*. Copt rltrM 1027 a . lfO W A llD nr.H Q _ _ .... M *s**<-r uig io distract the attenjion of | worked to the detriment of the When husky William took the ball famod dry crusader. K A R L R Fm J O .\ E 3 _ M am a a l o e R d l t o r FROM F actory voters from the real isibe, for beneath his brawny arm SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Dec. city and was wholly unsatisfac­ w-ere these errors not shofn, the For many years this ardent advocate of the prohibi­ 12,_This v.r.ttcn in the office The;* had two extra men to ring tory to the said council, and it iVancniPTioN HATF.S TO YOU people would be in the dark as to | was decided r.t thnt time to tion cause has hammered his way up and down the of R. G. Ffrnnld, editor nnd pub­ On Voor ..... __........ the ambulance alarm. federal Hi* Moatha_______ SiS what has transpired, aodi would make the change WITH AS LIT­ Three Moalha ____ .... ... ....*1.75 country, curbing the evils of drink before the vast m ulti­ lisher of tlie able Santa Barbara e x t r a service probably re-elect the preseiz office TLE PUBLICITY AS POSSI­ I f CarMrr per Week ... .... *a.is tudes of the big cities, easing his way into every vi’lagc and ■Morning Press, on the 100-milc re­ Hill hit the line nnd ran the ends holders to the positions wh*h they turn trip from San Simeon to , TIRES & TUBES BLE, and like -hoc mad hull amuck. The Herald, Aaa/ord’a pltaeer arvra- hamlet, every nook and cranny in the United States where Hodge via !.<•* Angeles. On such a are seeking. at prices you would m, t, • Wher rthi* action of the Mh *> aaWrrlWo to Ik* latrraa- he would hurl invective at the followers of John Ilarleyeorii. trip, other team would shiver when The Times feels that it lecomc the ear burns about $U> worth The •toaal Mm a drrrlte reeeli laa from council ha her a the subject of 'nfenor. unknown they ssw him sturt to Luck. ot a newspaper , ‘m “mm1 the dutyy of thla oaaorlar amo oraaaiaatloa gasoline, covering S00 miles with a great deaf of publicity much to He was one of the greatest preachers for the prohi­ of Irraatr thoaaaad raorda dallr rorrr. makeshift brands'. And when some ri\nl tackier tried vise thee people of th j ciditioas seven passengers. It is almost the detrimen. "f the city, nnd the mar all the Iradlaa rrtata of the bition amendment, nnd since its enactm ent, he has been for cheaper to travel by motor in Cal­ to block his dashing pace. that hinvc prevailed timer the • atlrc world. The I. 5. I. la eacouncil's ubil'ty to dispense with F. I*. R1NES iip of those in who* hands FCrlaltr rfflHoat la Florida aad Ita years one of the loudest shouters for prohibition enforce­ ifornia than to stay home. On waking up he'd ask, "Who leadership Mr. Wright’s services has been M aitr of haadllaa state atm la ment. He hns taken his crusade to England in an effort muncipnlity the operation of the municipality drove that truck'across my face?” I Hast Fir*t St questioned by certain cf Mr. wtthoat wail. hns been plac 'd, and whepp newsAND MOTORING you see many Wright's friends. to convert that country to the principle of abstinence. er so fads it has committed ftp { The Herald la a member of the ini treating 1 'hlngs. , including Bill had the speed— Bill had the pnper "Therefor? Be It Resolved, IMII llaroaa of ClrralatloBa, aa artlonalde breach of J>e prourpar Such has been his altitude in public as to inspire one several unexpected, coming down weight— Hill never bucked in vain; atrroatloeial Association of Pab. that the council deems it ex­ fession, it has failed in Is duty Usfcrrs, Advertisers, and Adrrrtlslaa with the greatest confidence that here was a man who was the Tucsta Encantada," n hill on f id to goal he whizzed to the people whom it represents i pedient to dispense with Mr. Atteata trhlrll requires rack Pub­ conscientious, ‘who practiced w hat he preached, who drank which stands the Hearst ranch From along while fragments strewed Wright’s services, effective lisher member to oahmlt to a nnd whose voice it is. tt.oroqth aadlt of sahaeiiplloa water. As Time says. "Where m ight be the Inst-place-in- house. He has fenced in against the phinMarch 15, and that his salary All have to admit even (he can^ wolvt.s and coyotes nbout 3000 lists la order to rrrlfy aboolutelr in rlalms of elreulnlloa aa writ as the-world that prohibition agents would look for a moon­ acres and experiments in accli­ And there hnd been a standing bee didates for re-election tint the 1 far the month of March he paid, haaeat bualaeso methods. which will le con aide red in leiu operation of the city of Inrnsota shine still?" mating animals not native here. which m one tried to call, i.f notice." That hr could make his distance ' has been along a line tint would You see a hi rd of 50 bison in one : "WEDNESDAY, DEC. U , 1927. "One such place might be the clump of trees in the pasture, with warning not to got through a ten-foot granite wall have brought distress to anyone | Thu capitalization at the end of t----------------------------------------Greasing 7iic ;n the operation of a private the !ir*f paragraph of th? resolu­ m i: HKnAi.n'5 rnoanAN field behind the barn on the farm belonging to Dry Cru­ out of your car in that section of • I-—E*o«»mr la eltp aad traalf ad- sader William Eugene ("Pussyfoot") Johnson near Smitii- the raqch. Nearby a rma.i colony Whcn le wound fp his culloge business. It is not only th present tion "WITH AS LITTLE PUB­ TIRES & TUBES imlatatrail on. LICITY AS POSSIBLE." is not that so seriously concerns us, but R ttter quality for each student’s heart was 1 ' lleerer water rautea to Jarktai- ville Flats, N. Y. So thought some shrewd person. Last of tapirs try to think they nrc in enur the '’uture, for there are (iroblcm* council's, hut ours. Does this not rllle. South Am rica. A dozen kinds of sore. less money. 5.; •Coaatruetloa of It, Johns Indian week, in vhe clump of trees in the field behind the barn of deer, including elk nnd white deer that are going to arise ir the fu­ indicate that council held a secret ‘ Canal. They wipt to think bull-throated ture that will seriously e.'feet th? j M's* mi m this instance? Certainly, Crusader Johnson. State Troopers found vats, stoves, coils CECIL URINEg d^**l nanan rat Ion of monthlp “Pair from Japan, live with the bisons. Bill would sock the line no more. city if we do not correct the con- ' r>o Italy of men would discuss bel l> Week." Cassowaries and ostriches, the two and fourteen copper boilers to contain two hundred gallons.” 1601 W. First St. Not south William— in his dreams ditions that have obtained, nnd | (• re representatives of the >ress. Aatmenllaa of bnlldlna pro. * 'BTnmp—hooaea, hotels spartnirnt If such contraptions had been found in the East Room biggest living birds, graze much h, *a.v the Field of Fame. which promise t > runtimes to pre- th voice of the people, business i httnaea. at home, and a large hortl of zebras of the White House, we would not have been surprised. Where he would buck to glory in vail under the present acministni- I [hut thev would desire be given ie-A CoMMaallf Cheat. blocks the road near them. Comoteflon of ellr heoatlflea. , "LITTLE PUBLICITY AS POSthe swi I of Life's big gam? ---------------- o---------------- lion. tlon pr What we have said ii previous I SIDLE.’* s —A M a t a n d m o d e r n h o s p it a l. IN IHS menagerie, near his BRAKE SERYIC! Caustic Czechoslovakia dreams of college editorials are borne out by facts I \i:d \ e can prove thnt they d*sranch Iftise. Hearst has n collec­ Sv.ce; n e the BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAT re* our fail It is nicked— that are a matter of w ard on the j cussed this matter after the regu­ life, lef Hydraulic and Mechanicd tions of lams, tigers, wolves, bears . A THREEFOLD CORD:—0 give They do things with a snap in Czechoslovakia. In our leopards, coyotes, cheetahs, eagles, The world is hut a cherry tree city’s records. They has* not been lar council session had adjourned, Lockheed H)dr;iulie Ural, hearsay, hut they are nutters that and tie* representatives of the press thanks unto the Lord; call upon his dozen* of other creatures, in­ that’* ailing to be picked; are substantiated. ame: make known his deeds country a 1mm road show comes to town and p erp etrates and I had left the meeting. They re-asFluid and Parts to study at a distance. Tlie wold is but an open road— Biong the people. Psalm 105:1. upon the people an atrocity which isn't worth fifteen teresting What we have said nbmt the pre­ ' sc milled to dis uss it in order to Hearst’* father kept race horses until we find one day. PRAYER: sent couMcilmen halting secret give it as "LITTLE PUBLICITY cents but for which is collected anywhere from a dollar In which Hearst does not. but he Special Nash Lining How fa away the goal posts arc meetings is ttnileniahiy a fact, and | AS ROSSIB I K " • ”0 , be His Service all my joy, two and a half. In nine cases out of ten we sit huddled in makes up for it. that cahd u* to the play. •hey know the people do ir t de­ We have the proof of this fact. Around let my example shine, our seats, trying to appear serene when inwardly wrankled sire their btts.n . s transacted be­ N"u. Mayor Cncia, Couneilnien Till others love the blest Tmploy, AUTO REPAIRIN'! HERE AT Santa Barbara, they So .will ihe iheepskin tucked be hind closed doors, for whet it is liana Milligan and W. !l. Steto the depths of our souls. We applaud, but go nw;»> And Join Ip labors so Divine. once had a little earthquake, not Sanford Auto Brake Co, "griped" at the money spent and evening wasted. ne.itI his arm in footl ail style, so oi ens.-ed and nothing is placed ph „*, all a ' wlr in arc jlceUing much harm done, although east­ 313 W. First Si. Phone HJ. DIRGE FOR MY GARDEN We hear sometimes of rotten eggs and cabbages. ern newspapers made what they Bill pn* on steam and dashed into on’ the records, it can he readily election at the hands of the voters seen thnt it ceases to he the peo- next Tuesday, have made an afThe Autumn wind goes up and Usually in small out of the way places where men express could of it. as usual. If the quake the thickest of the pile; With eys ablaze h« sprinted where | P1 *’" " hat is covered up fidnvit before a notary public that * down, and grieve*; their feelings in tfood old barbaric fashion, when a show is left any signs, th y are all gone, does not become public, filr it is they held no secret sessions—thev k Tha plaintive skies bend lower the hurtled highway led— the city buildings are now con­ the indellible record that makes oiadc an oath, the violation of presented which would not do credit to the llingville Opera and to lament. structed on a phin that makes Whi n lill woke up his scalp hung it public. which constitut * perjury. Oh. bum a taper (or my yellowing House on amateur night, yon f nd a few sneaking out about them a. afe in an earth quake as b i ,nd knots adorned his head One instanee of a secret meeting So, then the voters of Sarasota leaves, the middle of the second act to return a few scenes later a market ha ki t would he. is borne out by the council's rec- going to elect to office men of and And five my aster-stalks the to take an active part in the performance them selves and There won’t he another earth­ He trie* to run the ends ot Life, ords and wc will quote the resol- his type, men who would make * scrament. quake. Th y'vc had their little but wit* rib-crashing toss ution to prove this: fulse oath as to their handling ef turn an otherwise dull and stupid evening into something ones. If then* w oe another, k Building i "Wheras the city council the city's business; Are they going A rent inllcctoi* tackeled him and I still remember how I cut the interesting. would huiM no i tie. Materials sometime ago decided to dis- to elect to of fie* men who regard ttvewhim for a loss, (round, Rut in Czechoslovakia they register Iheir disapproval pease with the services of Mr. an oath so lightly, and who handle : Odorous from the rains of yes- in even franker terms. Time tells it thus: “An awful kulCIIICAlitl WOULD Le inter- And who he switched his course David B. Wright, as superinton- ] the city's business in such high agam and dashed into the line . ter-sprlng. ei.teih lo see Hobart t'hatficlddent of recreation department, handed manner a to hold up pubfir curse, loud blank shots, and much booming of Afri. And how, within my palm, lay II*Tayioi* here, wher* he has come The n ative Guard named failure inasmueh m the said David U. licity of its business? drums, marked the opening at a theatre in drowsy, mediev al "to * tie round did a Jhnrlcston on his spine. live forever, or pretty nearly,” Seed for my scattering. Prague,^ last week of n U. S. thrill-drama, “The Witch i s he snvs. i Doctor, once known to Manhattanites as a poor imitation in lezs than four hours, he can Bill tricl to imnt out of the rut, Phone 7D7. 111 not forget the day the robin of “White Cargo." i.iv- you many good reasons for hoi til he turned the trick CONTEMPORARY comes • ming here, if you want to write Bight 'lu'.'kle Competition scuttled "After three of the d ia m e te r s’had been clumsily and *I....k Rub well over , And made his debut in my lilac COiMMENTS a h tl a s, or if you want throu'h and blocked the kick. throat and chest tree, blatantly "killed" on the stage, famed Czechoslovakian to pretend that you me in heaven, Ami wh?o he tackeled nt Success Nor when the rambler wore his Playwright Antoine Trych rose from his orchestra sent, and do nothing at all. “ Madurn,” said the nearsighted in one long, vicicus prod, coat of flame • The Fullback Disappointment man peering across the aisle in the drew an automatic pistol, and fired two shots over t ic !»To tell*hie lore for me. BACK to his house steered his fcutuics in the sod. street ear, “is that child poking Ovtw Zl M a t i on J a p -. Us c d Y eamly heads of the actors.. Amid the enduing jdcadly bush , he in LOOKING |L*.t•- ♦ . * I Lake Foreet, on (he edge of Chi­ his tongue oul a t me?" cried: ‘I protest at the showing of this~pluy in Prague! cago, exposed to bleak winds from Bill was no quitter, so it they are gone. The sound of "Johnnie,” said the mother coldly he tried a wlnga departing, Many Czechoslovaks, m yself included, could havu. written a Lake Michigan, he iejoicea like a "take your transfer out of your buck in higher gmr, I Th* sight of brown stems in their b etter!'" . * spirit released from an Esquimaux But left Guard Env; broke it up mouth.” —Wall Street Journal. * funeral dress, 1 nnd stood him on ds car. How many times has that sam e feeling crept over us, purgatory. Why some men that Rave left me only, me, alone nnd Sanford Battery The pedestrian taking his time as some bowlegged, swan-necked creature yodelled “You starting crossing the street glared at the An improvement fund in I c At the strange loneliness. made me w hat I am today" at least a half note o ff the key. east, is too much of a puzzle foi u:„but in two vicious i bounds ■ motorist who was impatiently honk­ Electric Co. through ^ By Jar.* Hlllyer Speller Hobart Chatfield-Taylor. He has N'g Center Greed alnpcd or, if dramatic, wailed in quivering tw itter, ‘V or Cod’s local bank, to which is tor,stilt a hole and lammnl him out of ing to hurry him up. The pedest­ I — In the New York Times— all the places on earth nnd rian accelerated his pace not a jot. sakea, save my child!" How many tim es have we, too. tried bounds Willard Service ' having found Santa Ilaradaru, ly added money for the sole par "I do not choose to run," he said I If you are a good newspaper longed for an automatic when it came time for applause! does not care how long his visit Under in now historic phraseology.—The but one day, when uiross the Field po.se of carrying out it's pi* leader, who was Floyd Collina? • ---------------- o---------------to paradise is postponed.. Dental Digest. of Fame the goal s:emed dim. ---------- o ' New M a^igem ent grain, is a feature that l’r’>,fl 4 Competition won may be the life of BUSINESS MEN, in this region The wi e old coacl Experience trade, but it is ofteh the death of A woman gave her young son u THE SANCORD FORUM came up and spoke to him. are disturbed by a suggestion con­ A Standard Loch Arbor’s worth. traders. cerning hank stocks, backed by ''Old Boy," he said, “the main point half dollar to buy a pAund of plums, saying "Be sun? Tommy, to pinch Editor Herald. noW before you win your bout Mr. Mitchell of the National City, greutest confidence. Sometime* we find that the most W IL L A R D When Mr. E. anil A. P. Gianninl of the Bank Is keeping on bucking Failure till one or two to ste that they are ripe.” inhuman species living is the hu­ bought Elder S p r i n g ^ r o X ! of Italy, the two biggest hanks in you've worn that piktr out. man being, Soon afterwards Tommy return­ did so for the purpose of dc- instructed by Mr. HuUncr to take America. P| ------------o-----------"And, kid, cut out this fancy stuff ed with both tli? fruit und the half eloping It, Waking it the pride of chnrge on such short notice, «lDeForest-Sanford • ’Ammunition must be running heminolo Co After we were as- thouah he hu(l dollar. BOTH WOULD take their bank nolificd lo —K0 in there, low ami hard: low in Chicago. No one was killed •ured it was a m o.^ valuable tum "I pinched one, as you told me," $ property to nic. m . haVL. stocks off the stock exchange, to Just keep your eye upen the ball there yeatarday. he explained, and whep the man and plug on, yard by yard, a* traded for the property to dev- discourage speculation, unbecom­ Realty Co. | ---o----------407 VV. First StThe Court now has ,\lr. Clouse elope it and not to fight with any ing in stocks of thnt character. Why And, more than all, when you arc wasn't looking I pinched the whole . OrlandO had a great poultry case before it, until they desposo one. Shall endeavor to bring more not follow the British plan and for­ bag full.”—Railroad Telegrapher. thrown or tumbled with a crock, Phone 548 I'. O. Box 33!). Sanford. how last week. Were any Sanford ef the case 1 shall not answer Mr. capital into Seminole Co. I have bid under heavy penalty, any short Uon-t there w H ning-hustle’up tyickens entered? bunk stocks, while cn As we understand the distinction, en -; and keep on coming bacu: Clouse last statements, further held responsible public offices in selling o, -----------o n fly fisherman is one who is mak­ than*to say I do not own a truck Alabama, was sheriff of Macon Co. cuurnging bona fide investment in *■; Many a politician has a heart of of any kind nor docs Mr. Buck, I Mayor of Tuskegee Ala, in Mucon such stocks? ing a collection of lies, and a worm "Keep coming hack with til you’ve n ld , hut tnen, there is no reason fear Mr. Clouse draws on his imWhen Harry L. Horton, then old­ fisherman is one who is making a Hn<| moaL respectfully refer got, without an alibi. est member of New York’s ex­ (thy he shouldn’t have. collection of fish.—fit. John TSinesagination, However our dlstrilmthe Citizens of Sanford to the If Competition trips ycu up or -----------o----------Globc. tors who havo trucks have assured Governor of my state, as to my change, was in his London office, lunds upon-your cVo, tjln Tampa they have the Cum* me that they were not at the Islanding, also the propate Judge he was much impressed by the Uutll at last above the din you 3|in lty Cheaff In Sanford wo haJ Spring with thill* trucks on that of Macon Co., nnd any county or rule against selling any bank stockA little girl left in charge of her hear this sentence silled: short. If you had it, you could sell the Seminole County Bank. tiny brother called out: i . i wfflciul in nty home town. ‘We might ns well let this bird •! 1 ------- o -------Mr. Clouse was appointed re| nhull give the people of Sun- it. But no speculative selling, through hofo,,- „ nil , « ItillctL? I r‘ *|The sissy has disappeared; the evlver by request of Mr. Uutzner, ford and surrounding territory the only hona fide buying, no selling fly what you did not own. ■\pdem mother has no apron Mrs. Fraziers attorney, Mr. Clouse paper, und there are lots of flies ' results of my continued efforts to "Youlll find the road is Mng and [rings for him to hang on to. failed to state he was requested serve them and treat every-one on waiting to get on.”—Railway Currough, with soft spots far apart, men’s Journal. HOW WOULD that appeal to ' ' -oby Mr. Outzncr to turn over ths the square. Where only those can make tho .Messers. Guinn ini and Mitchell? Some men axe good through and property and equipment to me nn I have been warned hy friends Thera is no good reason why grade who have the Uphill Heart through and some are more popular Dec. first. Getting a husband is like buying of Mr. Clouse that my life would with the ladies.—Apopka Chief. I am informed he is building a be shortened ten years by this thosc that choose should not buy And when they stop you with a a cur; one has to consider the thud or halt you with a crack trade-ip value.—The Sample Cnse. competitive business while ho* is transaction, this remains to he good bunk stocks, of which many Let Courage call the signals as Girl Wife Confesses Killing Hus­ still holding Mrs. Fraziers prop­ seen. In my closing statement I will yield gigantic profits. youjkecp on coining back. band To Attend Bridge Party— erty and boast that he will drill wish to say that I did ask the Accused: "I wa* not going 10 IN EVERY city ulong this Cal­ headline. Now-that’s taking your until he taps the water that sup­ Young lady in Mr, Clouse office to miles un hour, not 20. not even 10; ifornia coast. 165 California cities bridge too seriously. plies her Spring, So I have been make me a list of the customers altogether, there are brunches of /'Keep coming back, and though in fact when the officer came up i the world may romp across your wus almost nt u standstill.” —--------o— told, does this look like he is try­ offering of course to pay her for spine, W* ha<L*lm ost forgotten about ing to protect the property he is time spent in doing this, but he the great Bunk of Ituly. Each bank, Judge: "I must stop this or you 6 Tube BVeed-Eismann even In smaller towns hus back of “Daddy* Browning until we saw a paid to protect. In the state 1 would not allow her to mukc a list it all tho resources of the big bank, Let every game’s end find you will be backing into someone. Ten Battery Equipped......... still upon the batting line; dollars." —Public Service -Manage­ picture of -^im the other day pro- came from a receiver is supposed for me saying ho had worked five ami can finance fully, uny local 'a loving cup to the winner o prote.t as best he can any years to get these customers and enterprise, no matter what the For when the One Greut Scorer ment. comes to murk against your rooklyn beauty contest. Still property he has In charge, no one would get them. I did not amount needed Forty percent of name, Deacon Mullins was taking his old tricks. not damage it, if he does he and ask Mr. Clouse tq teach my men the bank’s profits go to employes, 6 Tube Crosley Band Box writes—not thut you won or wife out for a drive with the r new —o his bondsmen are liable. anything, only asked Mr. Bennett and that hank gets service. The Helost—but Coming to n how you played the horse and buggy. Battery Equipped .......... It, when the City want* I have lived here only two years if he would object to Mr. Robin­ huads and employes of banks pur­ $ 1 1 0 .0 0 neighborjng town he saw a game.” ____ account, all the won- but have decided to make Sanford son riding with him and help him chased nnd included in the Giunnini “ HDced limit, 15 miles nn hour.” . eyiua( la a “revolving fund,'* hut my permanent home, Huve invest- deliver the water in order that he find themselves better off than , ~ Gruntland Rice, "Here, Ma,” cried/; th**Y«kcited wheTrtrdidn't want to pay, the bud-1ed money and have caused mv might leant the route. I shall ask before. Citizens se? the i'nstitu-1 '___ _________________________ Deacon, ’you take the lines ami 6 Tube R. C. A.f Battery .. .„ ro> v, t system was put Into effect, and ’ friends to invest large ......... sums >.............. f Mr. Ilutzner, Mrs. Gibson, und my tion. deal with it, and want to in in u warm closed cabin, lacks ex­ drive, and I'll use the whip, and •ro would b« no monay In th a t1money, and shall to the best of nty attorneys to* answer Mr. Clouse vest in It. Equipped .................. ..... citement. Soon the question will be, maybe wc can make it."-.Stone ixrticulsr fund. mv ability protect their interes1 statement in detail later. Cutters Journal. N k lU IH lllllr 111 m r r R llffM n M N ft * t H an(*rd, F lo rid a . M iji i l l i At h m . I T um befT Security Lumber Co, vtsas [o c h Arbors Improvement M *&stz isi:£2r~ > 13 Plate Battery 12.00 * m $90.00 S with the assistance of our lawyers Most respectfully yours, The unveiling of the atatuc of and courts in which w« have the ' W. W. Thompson h Alexander II. Stephens in the H all' " of Fame, seems to be a joke on the 1 ~ UnltftJ. States. That body wouldn allow-him to sit with it after hi* BUFFALO COURIER.EXPRESS election following the Civil War, '* I i hat now he will gate down upon iti n voluntarily offered to make good all the loss suffered by their cus­ ________________ aa the newspapers have published Ij i l , l. *In a long time is this: “An offer to tomers thru the anle of an issue of »t.V j Ughtj*»J:U 1 °fi i m*k* good a loss of $800,000 aus- securities’* the other day and being chided for . tajned hy investors in debenture One may v!^w the offer, of “ tug so extravagant, replied that bonds of the Supreme Cool Com- course, simply as a good advertis­ « u winter-before-hu. j eo.t --------pany was made . . . by Hayden. ing stroke in business. At tha same M was Just now purchasing. Stone and Co., the banking house time, one can scarcely help feelim: W t i a pretty good indication which floated the issue." that it marks a long advance from situation that axiit* So far as the records hre known, the days when the policy was to t the country, business the dispatch point! out, this U *1 ,c Public be damned, and is in­ can't help getting going *Mie flrat time in -the hiatory of dicative of the new eplrit in buaare long everywhere,— New York a* a financial market lneaa to rsrvo its?!^ by serving ita Commercial. that investment banker* have patrons first. NEW SPHUT IN BUSINESS !;r ISTSSL'lSB .1 UNDER THE new law, permit- ,,l'cn flying machine for sensation ting branches, Mr. Mitchell’s great ,,r vloaed machine for comfort. • It look the garter more than INew York bank will doubtless ‘■pread out, to serve scores of SPRING IS here, in California, mneteen centuries to win a plat,, business communities, as Mr. Gi- Outside fertile Santa Maria, to the m the sun.—Toronto Star unnini’s bonk has done already, north, on thousands of acres of Let the people invest in sound bank jet black soil, washed down from stock*, but don’t let stock jugglers1the hills to the ocean’s edge, you gamble in them. Tens of thousands seo next .season’s green peas, the in this state have their earnings in plants about six inches above Bank of Italy stock, and should ground. have a constant market If they want it. . ANOTHER BIG crop, oil, con­ tinues to surprise the world. Uncle H ading, Crating, Shipping, IF HEMERY Ford comes to San­ Sam has 70 percent of the world’s and Storage. ta Da-.barn, and Is In a hurry, he oil, and Is going to eat Ids oil cuke ■an go south to Los Angeles in an uver again. Where wells were We are prepared to do any hour, to San Diego in two hours in drilled, “exhausted” as the owners kind of transfer service at one of his own three-engine flying thought, and abandoned long ago, machines vig the Maddux idrplane. only th*-first little layer of oil was REASONABLE PRICES. Arlo Atchison, who made the Los taken out. Those old wella are Angles round trip yesterday in a being redrilled deeper, and deeper Phone 498 601 E, 3rd. St. heavy rain, complains (hat ths trip, wells yield the really big oil supply. QUICK SERVICE $ 120.00 6 Tube Crosley Band Box EleaA trically Equipped.................. $140*00 6 Tube Crosley Band Box A. C. E quipped ..........tC........$ 1 6 3 * 0 0 TRANSFER .. Batteries, Tubes, A. B. and C. Units • SEMINOLE 323 Sanford Ave. �THE SANFORD HER Miss' McRae's Class In Expression "^Will Give Recital Friday Office T elephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIfiER, Society Editor Residence Tel, 37 Junior High Parent! Teachers Association Has Regular Meeting On Tuesday afternoon the regu­ lar meeting of the Parent Teamera Association of the Junior High School was held at the Junior High School on Palmetto Avenue, with the president Mrs. E. J. Routh presiding. The meet­ ing was opened with the singing of "Silent Night,” this was fol­ lowed by the devotional exereis \s led by Mrs. W. M. McKinnon, who also gave a splendid talk which was enjoyed by all. Following the devotional exor­ cises a lovely surprise was given the members, the curtains on the sttg e slowly arose and disclosed to view a very beautiful back­ ground painted by Mr. Miller which represented the "First Christmas" and the “ Modem Christmas ami so modern was the hitter that Simla Claus cam e bounding down the chimney, tak­ ing his place at the foot »f the Christmas tree. Tho regulur routine business was carried out and it was decid­ ed to hold a cake sale in January. A beautification committee was appointed with J. Tilden Jacobs ns chairman assisted by Mrs. Conner, Mia. Smith and Mrs. Pitehford. Mr. Jacobs, the principal of the school gave a very interesting talk amt at the adjournment of the meeting, lie Invited the mem­ bers to the lunch room wher* fruit cake and walnut ice cream were served. Azarian Circle Meets With Mrs. A. Gatehell lethodist Missionary Society [jive Christmas bazaar nt the well ofice on First Street, pss .Margaret Davis music b will give n recital at 3.30 ick nt her studio on West t Street. L MONDAY Mtponed meeting of St. Agnes Ll will be held at 3:30 o’clock ut u’srish House. Mrs. Clyde Derkn<l Mrs. Ernest J. Hill will be fcsses. A!! members Hre re­ tted to Ih- present ns special bless is to he transacted. LS GLOVER ENTERTAINS frs. Mortimer Glover enter­ ed informally yet: most datfully at bridge Tuesday aftern at her home on Palmetto nue in honor of her house The regulnr molding of the Azarian Circle of the First Baptist Church was held Tuesday evening ut the home of Mrs. Arthur Gutchell in San Lantn, with Mrs. Gatehell nnd Mrs. T. L. Hale ns hostesses. The home was beauti­ fully decorated with poinxettius and other cut flowers enrrying out the colors of m l and green. Num­ erous Christmas bells ami a brill­ iantly lighted Christmas tree, mill­ ed a festive touch. The devotional exercises wenled by Mrs. Mnrelund after which a discussion of a Christmas party to be held Dec. li) at the home of Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, took place. It was decided that the circle go in a body to Do Land, Tuesday to uttend the pageant "The Nativity,” to be given at Stetson University. A social hour followed the busi­ ness session during which time Master Melvin Gatehell en­ tertained tiie guests with several reudings, A Christmas contest was also enjoyed, and the prize for writing the best telegram from the word "Christmas,” was won by Mrs. C. C. Wells. Delicious re- f, la . The rooms where can) tubles had been sad for play were arIcally decorated with qunn(s of pastel tinted sweet peas narcissus. At tho completion he game of progressive bridge, can) tubles were cleared nud Iwith dainty covers and refresh­ es consisting of a salad course owed by an ice course were ted by thu hostess. Playing Ige were Mrs. M. W. Glover, i. Robert A. Newman, Mrs. te Woodcock, Mrs. Edward L. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Wifgins of rltell, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Washington, I). C\, arrival h.-n» kC. F. Smith, Mrs. F E. Wednesday to spend the Ldidays as the guests of Mr. Viggins brother and wife, Mr. aid Mrs. Iw. Ernest Krupp returned M. S. Wiggins a t their him*- an ie Monday evening from Fort .Mugnolia Avenue. irs when she visited hor sisMrs. Deane Turner, stopping W. E. Scoggan and Warner > en route home ut Orlando Scuggun who have been ipcndmg w she whs the guest of her tho summer at point* in West and wife, Mr. ana Mrs. Leslie Virginia, huve arrived here to spend the remainder of the winter. 1DNESDAY DEC. 1 Personals Fred R.Wilson is expected to re turn hornt Thursday from Jack­ sonville util Tallahassee where be las been tpending a few days a t­ tending t« business. Mrs. W T. Wheeless left Mon­ day for Cradi-nton where she is vtMting htr sister Mrs. J. E. Ford. Mrs, .1, H. Bussey of Jackson­ ville is viiting here as the guest of her «ister, Mrs. James Huff, ut her home mi Sanford Avenue. SEC. HOOVER Is planning a Tied time. Calls will be transfert-application to present-day condi­ *‘il tn the n4W number. 1 tions. The public is cordially in­ If a subscriber cannot be reached vited to be present. After the lec­ Tiife Dr iv e r Jordan furnishes ture there will be a trehearsal ________for by phone, the operator will take ‘ in esswfsri**) - ■ Ithe Christmas Pageant, "The Ador- the name, phone number and a 10- i plectriclty. The expression class of Miss ation of Kings and Shepherd to *word message from anyone who 1 Margaret McRae will give a recit- b* presented on Christmas Sunday calls during his absence. The sys­ il Friday evening at the Junior night. tem was imported from Scandina­ High School on Palmetto Avenue. LANEY'S The Friendly D rugstore” vian countries by Moscow engin­ The program in full is as follows: eers. It is already possible for Piano «olo, "Indian Love Call” E. F irst S t Prescriptions Filled PronwfclXto subscribers without radio receiving “Itosa cy” (Nevin) sets to listen In on broadcasting Miss Elizabeth Clarke , And Accurately^ ‘ .7** Sanford programs from any of the three "Long, Long Ago” Nancy Rossiter Moscow stations through the tele- ] "Way Up North" Sybil Boyd phone receiver. "Secrets” Eleanor Watt. "Christmas" Dorothy Mitchell. FOR MANY yenrs English but­ “Christmas Carols'* Elizabeth chers were not nllowed to serve on Clarke. juries. "Hanging Up The Slocking" Pri­ .Mummiilh Ship Will Have Ac­ mary Class. commodations; For Hundred CIVILIANS are WP IonIDP "Tell Santy" Frances Johnson. We have a large assortment of gifts that are People. A Dining Room To army mark men’s meets. "The hay Before Christmas"— Seal 50 And Dance Floor Floyd Walston. Foreword introducing "Black Mammy of Long Ago,” readings MOSCOW, Dec. 14.—(IN S >-—PRICES FOR EVERY POCKETBOOK all by Mary Johnson Blackburn. Tell the telephone operator where ^ alethoolst Women "When Sauty's tione" Dorothy— you arc when you leave home, and , will hold a Do your shopping now anti avoid the lust minute rus and a call will trail you all over town; That's the newest sipienk in i Bazaar and do it here - *«» Moscow's excellent city-owned and cooked food sale phone service. Wltere You Can Save Money Friday * Saturday Every subscriber can avail him­ self of the convenience free of j Dee. Ifith Jt 17th charge up to January I, when a 1 Beginning Friday Sanford Music and -small monthly ft e will he added to the hill. V!| he has to do before 1 ' " ih rt'T leaving is to call the operator and i l'hon«, 832 M vl-am ler A rcade give the number of the house or of- [ Hod well Realty Office five where he is to be at a speei- I Women’s Club Social Group Enjoys Party One of the loveliest fortnightly bridge parties given for the memb­ ers of the Snetal Department of tin1 Woman’s Club this season, was that of Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. S. D. Ilighleyinun, Miss Mar­ garet Voting and Mrs. Frederick Bender a* hostesses. This affair was also thee annual shower given for thr Children's Home Society at ■lacksi nvillc. The spacious club nuditoruim which hehl its self so well to the decorator’s hand was never nmro beautifully decorated than on this occasion. Many tall floor baskets held livid lined poinsettins while an abundance of Christmas greens nnd bright Christmas hells added a gala touch. The stage was arrang­ ed ti present a living room at the holiday season. The walls were burp with garlands of Christmas greens, and at one end of the stage was a gorgeous Christmas tree bright with myriads of tiny multi­ colored electric lights. Playing about the tree were two cunning youngsters dressed in pnjamas, de­ picting the scene of Christmas nmrn. These children were Marlouse Torrpjico nnd Mary Higgins. As the guests arrived they were greeted by a group of children dressed to represent characters from Mother Goose. These tots, Wilson Sneed, Owen Me Culler, Sadie Vincent and Joyce King, re­ ceived the muny gifts for the shower. The afternoon hours were quick* ly spent with games of progressive bridge and at the conclusion of the game, scores were collected and prizes awarded. Mrs. M, S. Wiggins who held top score, was a* warded an Indian pottery vase. The second prize it nilver bread knife, went to Mrs. George Harden. At tho tea hour the hostesses assisted by a group of Camp Fire girls served tempting refreshments of a salad course with fruit cuke nnd coffee, GIFTS FOR i AT LLOYD’S Louise Hl’kspn Thanksgiving" zry— .. an’ ” Marjorie iArrent Dorothy I(nine CONGHKGATOINAL I'HU An unusually interesting gram has been arranged fo members and friends of thi gregationnl Church at the wi-ek service on Wednesday at 7:10. Mrs. Anna M. De will read a paper. ‘Florida Five Flags." This lecturi something of value for an; living in the state, not only h of its enrefnlly selected li fin * i m i. ■ ^i 1-. ,.4 - v. The citizens of Sanford, both men and women, have taken advantage of th^ two days of this really big sale. But there are many of the biggest bargains still i | | stock and they must all go. YSIBlJMWW*** S|!U!. TODAY Adolphe Meitjou in A GENTLEMAN OF BARIS The Story of a Gentleman Who Loved Not too Wisely but too Many Ladies, Added "ANYTHING ONCEP & Aesnps Fables_____ SIB Walkover and Smith Smart Shoes are cul to Over 200 pair sold the tlrat ' -li $5 values. 75 pair left must jffcat'' *’ . ). $ Ss Hraektonians are now selling at only 1.00 . > iijjjP1 kTjV :■ & *** THURSDAY Burn mount’s Dazzling comedienne ► Esther Ralston in •RIOTLIGIOT Bobby Vernon 55 and 5G shoes, high and oxfords now All Children's shoes have been re­ duced to the lowest postdate figure, fur helow cost. There are 1.500 pairs, und every pair has got to be I 3 9 »zq x iirmurtr Hold. Extra Added Attraction Thursday-Friday & Saturday Thru arrangement with the Florida Theatre Wo Present "JIMMIE" BIGELOW Muslur Uanjoist I'lil'oiifliprS,. Le*-*- J ,u RACCOONS We are paying highest rash market Prices for all kind* of Raw Furs. It will pay you to bring furs to us. FIELD’S FUR CO. J. R. Vidler,Chiropodist 105 N. Park Ave. * Sanford, Fla. - Next to Valdez iu * . m u £ £ 0 6 WILL START THURSDAY DEC. 15th AT 9 A. M. 5 $1.95 “That’s the Story” A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU. MONEY, 809 East First Street “We Say It With-Values' BATHROBES $2.95 �-:- h5 j PAGE F d tjtt T f a .1 ■a—,ifl - «• •*%-i+•«#! :-l *»*? *-*»**■ * «* *-*♦%* ... THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNfe&AY rrr; j. £ = 2 = sa ttsa £ a s: £S H< LEE AND MANING MEET IN G EO R G IAB O XER sjJ;“ K t o™s^ TO APPEAR F0ROn lndi?i,a Track 1ST T IE HERE BOUT TONICH constant touch with Lindbergh's i THK PRO.MISR jiragre— He expected to motor to j prevented hids'hevi,' ihe field i" greet Lindbergh per- Slovakia. Fonnlly. ^ _ li' Colonel Lindbergh is suffici­ , hTl,P, “ VCH ..... . ently rested hy Into afternoon he the Philippine* hergh. f I.- -rheduled to stand in a receiv­ i Till tinned from page One) Advices from Wnxhif HJJIglpil x:iid ing line with Ambassador and at Ysilmenn and there was no eon- tiiat Lindbergh was Vfrtfhiitvriiig Mrs. Mhrrow nt the American I headwinds and that hi fiitmcion o* (he report Dint l.intl- was being hindered. I progri*** i in hussy. This will he the first so- ' wa- be- i ml iHvassion for lionizing him.' igji had arrived. iCeved nt tlint time that tho fnnmu- In the evening Ambassador Mor- * airman would arrive iCre hrfoiv row will give a dinner in h:s honor. tog noon. President Cnlles will entertain at a> approximate speed of 00 | Mexican uiid United Stilt!'.* Lindbergh at Chapultepee Castle 1 utile- an hoar. Col. Lindbergh, en- flags fluttered over th Battery-Rent fir id, Thursday evening. It will he a i ..nt from Washington to Mexico which i- five miles fi*)m Mexico stn’e oeenssion. All members of ( HU Ab(>. Dec. II. - ( INS)— City upon a non-stop good will Ci y. Me ienn uirtWui gorly the cabinet as well as members of for 3 days on i High, crossed th.' .Mexican line he“ You ran say I* r me that Gene scanned weather report*, spertilat the diplomatic corps, petsonal t««-*■ ' '• and 7 o'clock, according to Tuimi \ will appear'in Chicago at ing upon the speed Dnt Undhergh friends of the Unties family mid R e c h a rg e s an outdoor show next -timnicr," ip-j-rt* from point* along the <ouhl moke after n*o**ing ih ■ prominent mendiers of the AmeriI'.lltf. Killy Gibson, manage) the Mrxienn line. i an colony will attend. world’- heavyweight caaoipiou’ I.ml her >;h wn- reported to have A -quad of five „ f Mexico’ l>n-*-d Tumpiea, Mexico, at !);ft0 American organizations «,f .Mex­ today Dm- answered a barrage >f airmen were detailed lot ico City—the chamber of com­ question- about Tunney.* next de- *K, S. T.f, at which place he was bo-t t.. lira inland toward the Mexican ’’escort duty." forming a guard m> merce. American riuh, American tense of hi- titie. honor for Limlhprgk n* un- M'html and American benevolent Cdisoi) -:iiiI he could not “call i ij. al. prom lie. the flying rield. A .iiisns Pass, Texas, reported -ocietv—will join forces in organ- ! W. Fir-t nt 0»k. IS.*| the fight” in so many words until Pii'-. ( nlle* waking kept in iz ihut Lindbergh flew over that ung Dir reception for the flyer. after Feb. when a “lot of things Tex Rickard will have to do by plat at ft dll) <R. S. T.) nt a speed then.” fire cleared tip und out of . -tMinted at about 128 miles an the way. Tunney himself had hmi Aransas Pass is approxiit ly 1,100 miles front Washingmulling t" say. -luting he had m t,.n 150 miles from the Mexican coir • t«> Chit ago to help the Christ­ mas charily fund ami not to dis- l.ure-r and !l!)0 mile.- from Tampico 1 -pile had weathi r Lindbergh ca-. lighting. tc.lbwid the cmir-e he had planned f.,t hlm-clf. using a map lie had .nil himself. Hi- rate of speed nt ly varied, according to the wen her conditions he encountered, lort Aransas reported fog over Ball Clubs A t American League Meeting Seeking To Purchase Oldtimers the Gulf of Mexico cons| hut clear AMERICAN ACE I,W*ather itiland, Tump is 220 . miles front Mexico Cqjj LONG OVERDUE - Crowds began gafiering at Vnlhiienn ait dome xhtMly aft ARRIVES S A F E 1 daybreak to welcome [Cot Lin IND.MN APOLIS, Dec. 11 —(IN S )—The J?4-hotir automobile race between n Stutz stock c.ir, Ameri­ By Davis .1 Walsh International News Service ca'* fastest im tor vehicle, and a Sports Editor Hispano-Suizn stock car. F.urope’s NEW YORK, Dec. 14.- Having *|m* die*t automobile, will be held Fans Are Assured Of on the Indianapolis Speedway on put over whnt, in our elegant cir­ cles was generally characterized Plenty Action With April 10. 1028. The event was scheduled for ns a fast one in "foxing" outfield­ RothOf Participant's ! early this December but Charles er Heine Manush and first base­ Weymonn of Paris, France, spon- man Lou blue away from Detroit, ConfidentOfVictory j sur of one of the drivers of the Dan Hawley was about the premis­ Hispano, was unable to have his es at the annual American League today endeavoring to hawk the Inst entry ready in time. To show their good faith Wey- of baseball’s great trinity to the maim and Fred Moskovics. pres- highest bidder. Cobb nnd Speaker, deni of the Stutz company have it would seem, are to be no more. posted $5,000 each in an Indiana- Now George Sisler is about t*> go hunk a* a forfeit for nonap- tin a long journey. Several Good Prelimi­ polls pen ranee on the date set for the Three clubs, the Washington naries Are Also On race. Senators, the Cleveland Indians race which will determine and the Chit ago White Sox, were Program Tonight theTheworld’s fastest stock cur is the understood to he exchanging vciy outgrowth of an argument in Paris ilirty grimaces over the man who The American Legion 'ilrunv un<! last October. Moskovics attended stepped off a campus al .Michi­ buttle corps boxing show which the opening of the Paris Automo­ gan University some ten year* ago will he stngeil tonight nt the muni­ bile Salon and offered to bet A2S.- it) become, pronto anti without cipal athletic field will introduce 000 that the best American stock preamble, one of the three great a new face to local fans of boxing. car could outrun the best European names of modern times. Five year* Bobby L*e, of Quitman, (la., will stock car. Weymonn called the bet. ago, you couldn't have bought him be mukintr his initial bow to the Two nationally famous race tor the entire Brooklyn ball club, fan* of central Florida when he ,,,,, Invent will pilot the Stutz entry in with uncle Robbie thrown in or faces Mel Manrng, of Los Angeles.! the race. They will he Frank thrown out, according to the way While I^o is new In the so parts Lockhart, winner of the 1020 In­ you fee! about ’h... .vnrthv. Speedway fiOO-mile 1 Today, much of the old Sisler he is by no means new in the box­ dianapolis ing game. He was formerly a spar­ Memorial Day race and Gil Antler- \ hntl departed because eye Irouble ring partner to Jack Britton, wel­ son. | cut him down in the full flush of SOUTHEND. Kng. Dec. 14.-terweight champion, and a spar­ Wey mu nil will drive the Hispano I his career. Yet lie still hud enough Selling Out ring partner in the Walk Miller entry part of the time and another I left to cause three mill dubs to go ll.N’Sl The sudden wave of nat­ stable fighters. Also he has met Kuropenn faimuis race driver will into a huddle for pad, pencil and ional interest in greyhound racing, ha* led to a new species of raceand defeated the heat hoys in and relieve him. : pay roll. truck crime, hi-arking bnck to the around Georgia. As a result, it was rumored that days, when fine race horses were In meeting Mnning he will have Washington was willing to give lip rendered unfit for use hy villainCompany’s plans call for a ship of to be at his best as Mel has been Joe Judge, first buseamn, and Sin i going great and is eager to add the these dimensions, which will he the Rice, outfielder, for the privilege mi- methods on the part of ua.'.t I.ess Than Fact­ scrupulous characters, ei|unl, or nearly etpiul, of the re­ scalp of I.ee to his laurels. Mail­ of George’s daily society next sea­ Muurentania in ing has been matched to box Tony cord-breaking A number of dramatic uttemptory Cost! son. The law only requires that Letg on next Monday night in speed which will mean at least 2ft you listen to this one; you don’*, to steal or injure valuable gre>We are discnnlinueing the knots. Tampa and will havo to win to have to believe it. However, it was limimls la the kennels behind the keep his place ns a headliner. This The vessel will cost $.’10,000,000, pretty well admitted today that Southend dog ’.ruck here, culminat­ sde of new tires ami have priehe is confident of doing. He has and will take two years and a halt the Senators want Sisler ami that ing in a murderous attack on a el our stock lower than nianuficturere’s price* — hurry for been working out daily at the Or­ to build. It will he constructed on Judge on the market. I’crhup* young kennel guard, have provide ! tis sale only lasts thru S at­ lando Athletic Club under the the Rivers Tyne or Clyde, which llowleywits the police here with u baffling Stanley Hnrri- will urday. watchful eye of Henry Godale and contain the only yards in Britain reach n and problem. basis of understanding, has been showing stendy improve­ capable of constructing such a ves­ with thi* fact for a fact ground; Leslie Barker, the guard, twin Also Special On All Sizes ment. sel. It is promised that the new perhnps not. scared away marauders who appa­ 5 4.50 rently intended stealing some of .111 X V /i The semi-final of six rounds will vessel will surpass anything now If they don’t, tne player is cer­ 8.35 see two local huskies pitted in use on the Atlnntic as regards the valuable greyhounds or injur .11 X l .... against each other. Kid Slim, the luxury. The vessel will carry bc- tain to go to one of the other two ing tIveta to make them useless fra­ 32 x I .. 8.95 "Church Street Wonder," and Bat­ tween five und six thousund pas­ clubs. The transaction, when closed, the races. On a third occaxiun, .. 9.50 probably will furnish the big deni Bitiker encountered a man in the 33 x I . tling Moore will hook up for n tus­ sengers in three classes. of the meeting, if not of recent 12.50 kennel- at night, and was struck 33 x V/i sle. Slim has yet to meet his The White Star Line’s new ves* .. 8.00 match, but many believe Moure sel will bo known probably ns the j They *MW ,,,a>' ,u‘ “* on the head with a heavy instru­ 32 x 3 »/* will test him out. Several prelims Oceanic, and will lie remarkable many ns seven player* involved ment. The attacker fled without .. 5.95 2ft x 1.10 are in the making and 3ti rounds for the fact that it will be propell­ before the hoys decide to close the molesting the animals. 13.00 33 x 0.00 of boxing are in store for the fnns. ed hy internal combustion engines hook und cull it u plot. Approximately 100 dogs are kept 12.00 30 x 5.77 f’t'rhu|m a dozen other deals were in the k nnels here. Their aggieA special block of seats has been instead of stenm turbines. She will on the fire today over a slow flame 11.50 be the “last word” In luxury und 30 x 5.25 gate value is in the Ttcighborhoud reserved for Orlando fans who will of gftO.OOP. be present to see the bouts, which speed, will cost between $25,000- hut whether they will come to Special prices on all used tires 1)00 nnd $110,000,000 to build,, and boil before Thursday night was an stare a t 8:30 o'clock. during this sale. open question. However, it was m provide employment for thousands CAPTAIN ELECTED man's secret that Cleveland, Washof people. SANFORD AlITO ington, St. Louis, Detroit and Seek Luxury Traffic RALEIGH, N. 0.. Dec. II.— Since the war the tendency in Chicago, of the American League (INS)—Robert S. ("Bob'') Warren. PARTS CO. shipbuilding has been to build and Chfcngo, Cincinnati, St. Louis Portage. \Vi*„ fullback, will captain smaller vessels, such us the recent and Boston, of the National lam- 1 the 1928 N. C. State College foot­ 215 Sanford Ave. Phone 6-15 vessels launched by the Royal Mail guo were here with the definite ball team. Wurren is a sophomore. 1 Stdnm Racket Com puny for their purpose of doing business in tljose poor hired men of the pastime. South American service. .The chief object of the new war is to capture the North Atlantic A COUPLE Trans-Atlantic Companies To luxury traffic, from which the big Loughran Trains For Renew War For Supremecy companies obtain the majority of Battle Next Month In Holding Cream Of Amer­ their revenues. It is promised, SQUARE AND ROUND NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—(INS) ica’s Traveling Public however, that accommodation In New music will be furnished by R. llcndel (formerly of Sanford the cheaper classes will not he neg­ Tommy Loughrnn, now the undis- i lected, and that the arrangements puted light heavyweight champion, i hand) with his wonderful piano accordion and \V. ft. Connolly’s LONDON. Dec. 14.—The battle will be of a luxury hitherto thought will break training only long for leadership on the Atlantic, unattainable hnnjp. Monday und Thursday night,- at 8.20 in second und enough to eat his Christians dinner, quiescent sinco the World War, third class Atlantic travel. for he has another important fight has broken out again, and beam Discussing the reported plans on his hands eurly next month. all the signs of becoming as acute SILVER LAKE CASINO Loughrart is staying over here as it was in the years before 11114. for his company’s new vessel, (I. Since 1911) the big British ship­ I*. Borer, general manager in the for n day or two at the request of A. C. Cinder, Prop. ping lines, adopting a policy of United States for the Cunurd Line, ndmirvrs who are presenting him conservatism and economy, have refused to be drawn on the matter with the championship licit to­ been content to watch and wait to of cost and siza. but did not lift morrow night after a theatre party. see what the other fellow Is doing. the vet! sufficiently enough to He will then return to Philadelphia With the recent launching and put indicate thut his visit here is in to train for his bout with l.co Lomski, western challenger, here ting into general service of one innnection with the new vessel. ' The American public are still on Jan. fi. French und two Ituliun liners for the Atlantic route, ■however, it is Inmendnusly keen on the big felt that British prestige will suf­ ship*,'* Borer said. "Travel pros­ fer unless new vessels, huger and pects on the other side are increas­ mure luxurious than those of oth-r ing every yeur and I have no doll it', countries, are built. that more and more, people will Of the major British shipping cross the Atlantic. I believe,* in companies, the White Star wn* 'act, that the number will he soothes, first in the field with an announce- sufficient to fill uny ships of u»y irritated size that may be placed in the ser­ ir.ent that it intends to lay down a throats new vessel in the Spring of next vice.” yti.r. I be t'unurd Line has not been s|ow in taking up the chal­ lenge. ' and announces that plana nre now under wuy for the laying down of a vessel which will be the lurgest in the Cunaril fleet. The 100 Fool Ship Although leading shipowners ex­ pressed doubt four yeurs ago We Will Grease Your Car whether the 1.000 foot ship would ever be built, it is safe to say that within three years ships of 1,900 feet and W.00Q tons will be on th# truns-Atlantic- route. H is understood that the f’uonid * Two Duskies Will Box In Semi-Final Greyhound Racing ;• Is Blamed For New Crimes In London ALL NEW TIRES Wv a*- FRE Manager Declares Tunney Will Fight Bout Next Summer STEAMSHIP LINES TO BUILD LARGER LINERS IN FUTURE DANCING 75^ AUTOMOTI ELECTRIC The Gift From YO W ELL-D R EW l is appreciated more When a Christmas girt hears Ihe mark of Yowell-Urew, the one who rtejves it knows you selecled it from Florida’s finest and most comeplele stork of merchandise. A few o f the worth while offerin gs for Christmas Gifts th a t SHF. will Appreciate Desk sets of copper, bronze, grey platinum, antique brass and many other finishes Free! Free! Free! J .. Sanford Avenue & 2nd Street . Imported nil silk chiffon velvet I evening. tinted $1.50 to j?fi $7*50 Saxony Dresden W affle Seta in henn. tiful patterns. Wool jersey for frocks of all kifl for winter. £12.50 to £20 £1.98 PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR THE HOME 2 ”u anybody wild would be happy to receive a four piece ’.Marie i Berkley! Cay prodnrt f7r p S P “lze btd ‘"’d V aoil,-; A Berkley & Gay’s “Ivanhoe" Dining Room — Sideboard, China Closet, F.xten Fable, Serving Chnst, Six Chairs, in eluding H ost’s Arm Chair. The pieces rail bought separately. For the buffet. Table and Six Chairs we nsk $294. Fine Smoking Stands $15 New Style Smokers Junior Floor I*amps 18 Handsome! Teu Wagons $29.50 Telephone Sets Spinnet Desks 15 Beautiful Leather Handbags will be appreciated on Christm as morning. Boxed Handkerchief Novelties First S t i h -J f \J i Phone 103 Silk Umbrellas in colors J i\U 6.00 Porto-Rican Luncheon Sets n v 6.50 W rought Iron Book Ends v ,J Fasjiionuble W riting Paper w n .75 VisitedOur Wonderful 11 i » Toy Department Value $127.50 LANEY’S DRUG STORE km*■»JL • r 29.75 W hatever the price you desire to pay, we have Ihe appropriate gift «hal Gift Candy In Unique Boxes Come in, Let Us Give You Particulars. „ • delicately “W ith Built in lioud Speaker.” tion. regular prices on oils. CENTRAL FLORIDA SERVICE, STATIONS, Inc. £1.95 5.50 to £65 ' colon Painted crepe, all silk, for stn afternoon dresses. Small prints: floral designs. Spreads of Rayon, lace of exquisite examples of hand work. Ranging jfrrim Vanity purses in leal heps light 95c $2 to $3 47.50 of charge when you have your oil changed a t our sta­ A gents K elly Springfield Tires and Tubes Sports Satin in black and white. Sheer all-silk chiffon hose in newest shades. The Colonial Chest Of Silver Completely Equipped Ready (or Installation Gas 2 1 / £1.59 A Chieftain 5 Tube Radio, One Dial {Control “FREE” Constipation and Rectal Diseases. (Painless nonsurjffcal me hod) Dr. Joe. Corwin Howell, Registered physician, 200 W. Gore Ave„ Orlando, Florida, Telephone 4395 for free con­ sultation. You will be sur­ prised how quickly you will get well without low of lime from iHisinem NVnshuble crepe, all silk, pure djn and washable, in a variclv of shadq $5 to $22.50 We are giving away FREE Fabrics for HER Gift at Christmas Toys are here in quunities that make the Yowell-Drew S!ore the happy mg grount tot children o f all ages. And Santa Claus, in person, * ’! h e here Saturday to greet and talk with the little folks. Bring them in to meet him. . V O W E L L - D R E W “The Smiling Christinas Store” v ORLANDO ' ' iTin: v*l . *. - : DAYTONA �THE SANFORD HERALD. »*«. ................................. rr - > .-------- — !‘tf. l' l l • v a GE DNBSDAY DEC. 14, . . i- f i . i . i n V" 5— H e l p Wanted Female fanl U n i, H .r .i. AD. RATES CaW In Advance ada, will ba received jit and collector ««nt tlr for payment. F3 10c a line .........._ 8 c a line _________ 6c a lin e ______ ___ _4c a line n t n on request. jUCed rates are for tg insertions. |rds of average length eJ a Tme. 1 (m charge .of 30c for rtien. vertising is restricted classification. ..or is made The San* il’j will bo responsible [>ne incorrect insertion, tiser for subsequent The office should be ^mediately in case of | a d v e r t is e r ? lerald representative |y familiar with rates Id classification will [complete information. wish, they will assist Lording your want ad [it more effective. JIlTANT notice gers should give their postoffice address as eir phone number if H* results. About one of a thousand has Dne and the others [jinunicate with you know vour address, ntinaenre MUST he ereon at The Sanfora or by letter. Tele)continucncfs are not Prompt » Efficient Service land Found lid gold “tardy Elgin" patch with gold link lo'vn town Sat. night, urn *o Mrs. R. E. Tolar blia Ave. P.cwurd. *'ODGE tirs and Graham truck'. 13th Street Phone 3. L COWAN CO. Auto Ian*! sheet metal works. Avenue. Phono 710-W. PORI) BUiCu CO. hv.igonlia Ave, iP S ae J67. AMATEUR TUNES IN WORLD WITH HOME MADE SET Hens and geese fattened to order, dressed or undressed. Mail „rder to Phillips* Poultry Yard, O steen. Fla. Wanted—High type solicitor, wo­ man preferred. Box xxx c-o Herald. 8— Financial William .MncDnnnld.San Diego Youth, (Jets 630 Stations Scattered In .‘17 Countries; Picks I p Bombay. London S A N F O R D BOND AND MORT­ G A G E COMPANY. 112 Second St. Will loan on improved business and residence property. Also will buy f irst m ortg a g e s as security. SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec., 11 — t i l NS) \\ illiatn MacDonald, of I ( hula Vistn, suburb of San Diego, 10-H H ants and Flowers is hereby nnmina'ed for the Radio [ lfnll of Fame— Fan's Section. Purchuse pepper and other spring MacDonald, a retired c apitalist, I crop seed from Stokes Seed within the past five years lias • Company. Arcade Bldg., and be tuned in nn his radio set to pro- j a s s u r e d of pure type strains. All gram * b n ; densted by liaO stations seed disinfected. located in 37 countries Although MacDonald disclaims 11—Miscellaneous holding the record as champion i long-di -tatn c radio" listener, the For Him For Her Save 25‘ t , O. 5. Vaughn, op tomebig stati i'* of the world— Ismdoa, t r s t , ]., il tirtffith , Optician. Berlin, Heine. Koine. Tokio, Mel­ Sanford Optical Co., 1105 E. lith St Razors, Fount.m Pens, and sets. Sheafler Pen sets. Per* bourne -mg out from his loud Humidors, Cigars, C ig a re tte s, Eyes examined, Glasses made, only N initially' h and W hitm an's speaker a* ideally in local stations fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. Military Brn-he*. W atches, Pipes, Perfume sets. Manicure a r e Le.ud m t.he average American Also watch and clock repairing Mennen’s shaving sets. Com bina­ home "ini' and Brush sets anil reasonable prices. tion se ts of Bill Fold, C ig a re tte Indeed, I ll:i - long sita e lugged luitn-y's D rug Store, i use, etc. I-nneys D rug S toic, lil the iiio-t | ovetiid broaden**. Bicycle, Gun, I.octt and Phonograph F ir s t St. . r» ovei the woi Id. and now arepairing o u r specialty. Toys, inuses In in.-elf by picking up lowb ic y c le s,'sp o rtin g goods, and fish­ povvtit-il t r a n - n u tte i- in obscure e r m a n 's supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, Bath Robes. Sweaters. Neck Wear. portions of the globe. “T he Bicycle Store.” Mel under Belt Buckles, Sicks, H a n d k e r­ I lilies la ltonib.iv Arcade. chiefs and Bed Room Slippers, She need Mm llnnald ionsnlcis |us most Woodruff & Watson, JIM E. I CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning rental kahlc ’’tuning in ’ achieve­ F irst St. Co. 11 Ball Bldg. m ent the program he recently o >___ t ta in - 1 from Station 2 \ \ . Bombay, i 12— W a n te d ” Lull.', For the Kiddies other side of the For ihe Family world “ Il T RU CK W A N T E D — Want to buy.I i •i is i n il lie c a ii.e second h a n d truck, about one I Toys of all kinds'; 'IlieycleS, .Scoot­ the , • using only 2 Reasonable Rifts of all kinds, i.l ers. Kiddie Kars, Electric T rains, w atts ton capacity. Must bo priced ho explained. reasonable Prices. Mi-Lady * Tricycles, Autos, W agons, S p o r t­ right. W rite giving full inform a­ Fifty i • i MacDonald's Shoppe, IIP Magnolia. ing Goods, Prices Right. G. W. long ili-i.i tion to “T ru c k ," c a re Herald. n . i : success is 1Deeti'h, The Bicycle Store. Mc- lue tn Io lining ability W A N T E D - Columbia or Edison laimlcr Arcade, and tin- ' <* lie takes io p h o to g r a p h in good condition, 26— Misrellancou.s For Sale keep In- : older, e xperts give full p a r tic u la rs nnr price. Ad­ dev hire Mae Donald i< dress Hanford H erald, Box 123. FDR SA LK —11)28 nuick town more in i (Lena! Notices) !.t ning bis sue sedan slightly used, electric cess. M—Booms Without Board lighter, m inor, a utom atic clcuner, "T o t i •• incust stations fiH-UT «* ) f : :s clock, spotlight, spare tire never over g i n ’s. one’s radio SKAf1 V * M «l« n il NT V . bur Rciil—Furnished room, twin used, tire u v e r . Will sacrifice I l.i »!;:!• A set m i good location— beu-s, fireplace, 411 Park Ave. tra d e or tirm s from responsible in hk up th a t is. i i * live in u distriei M'i h *i; i 1*«*f * i*i 11 party, Phon' 120 Del.uml of w rite w h e re rugiii! . t.im* in clear timl T ** a II v r »*ilM i •r i* I **y$it t »*•* 1.7— Apartment For Bent Box 31, Delaind, Florida. 11til*■»•** h im ! n il p* •‘Mtii** s tr o n g ," ’ lie xaid. “ I believe loca­ ild im ' or U^tititiiiltt *1)4a .I*»*' tion has '.hi per cent to do in bring* lul« FOR SAU%—Special sale on po ng in prugraniH from foreign Y o u im m I c io 'li »»f t o n , ju »* io ***l»y FOR R E N T — 2 room furnished lice pti|>pics until C hristm as, 70’) L l i r o il iiio t i - ' i m r * 'l t»i p i t h. n t u t * countries and th a t equipment a p a r tm e n t, and g a ra g e . 733 Oak Ave im * u t i l ill u In c h t o l l . * t Plume 2H-W . [ »*•« r*uinta for only ten per cent." 1 1 1 *« r o f > on i i i .i; h .iv o jiv a io ** t tin* P a lm e tto Ave. Phone 282 W. ' i t ir **f .lt*ro u o M o o n *. Special Receiver FO R SALE—Those f a t Ga., T u r ­ •**f la t r of in *iii- K itiiu fy , K ln r h ln . t •* T he receiver MneDomild uset keys, price fiOc per pound. G. tin* Hon Ja*. «l. Htiuron, Ciilint% c o n s trui'lcd cspeciully on the in* FOR RENT—Phillips apartments, W. Spencer, 20(1 H ughey Ave. J u ilb ir " i *!«• I'u U K t y , n l t i!u o f flc** hi i !h «*i»unt\ «%»ufiliouiM* in Used, The amplifying tulies arv corner of Second and Oak, two Phone 100. S u n ft m l. S o iiiim ili* r u t i n t ; * , K lu r lt l.i. Usetl. i The amplifing tubes a r e aifd three rpoms, private bath— w i l t i l i i tvtrlvi* in n ttltii* jfrtlfri f llu ila U furnished or unfurnished. Recently 27—Money To Loan lll‘tt*of * # ishij>ld**tl in a single lo m p u rtm c n :. U iittil O* lolit-r I!*, A It.. 1527. MgeDmtald eonstrurted the set li!n< renovated and under new manage­ t!lsAK\ K. AlftOlii:. self hut he disclaims any technical ment. Rent reasonable. Money to loan on residences in A tlM tfn -sl ru t r i \ o f tin * lv » tn * * of J ft tinii* Al'oitr#. IliPt*ii»ii(««'t! d epartures. Sanford, low interest rate. Box FOR RENT—A furnished apart­ .703. c-0 The IUra!d. The set is "loaded down* with ment nnd gnruge, 1101 Elm Ave., in t iii: r i i R ’c n c o r ir r tn-1 variometers," to use MacDonald's corner 11th st. Political Announcement „ There is a free ticket to the .Mi- Til T ill: u n r .n s in-’ s n iiM ii.i: roi'.xrt IP*- MARKONS lane at The Herald office for t lu«r..by nil m ill rice my cam lhliicy 0rti Automobile Go. Miss Jessie Hutchinson. for f *<-c!t'i*t|<ni In tin* nfnut* nf nil blia /We. Phono 137. Iff o f HqMl I tilth* 1*11II Illy Mttlljt*t*t hi action of thn vot»TH in Ho Attractive furnished apartments. ih« I'• •roicnith* p rim a ry to I m* tn*hl n#*mt less Service Corner Park and Tenth Sts........ J iiih *. I w ill ap p reciate >our rcM pi'Ctfull) >mirx. Friffi’lalre installed, water nail *i.i>i>i>rt. Ifia transfer picture*. garage furnished. Phone 18-J, ( A?. It AN It. Its, nnd brushes. Sun t o v o t k i is o r sK M iM iu : be Paints and Varnishes, CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 COl ’,\TV •i* ami Wall Paper Purk Ave. Apartments—2 nnd - I lu-rcli) uiiiiiiiiiic .- inv»i-If u» a F ir s t S t—garage and water. Reasonable. cuinllilutc for Hlu-rlft of hcinliudc subject to tbc actImi of lE in every snap* r.r.d FURNISHED apartment for rert Cuuiit.v tbc Democratic primary to I■. I etc.’. Sanford Cement of Jim.' l ’>-» in the Herald building—a dowr belli In tin- earlyV a part ry respectiveJy. Ccr.pany, Fifth and town 1'cation at remarkably low K. K. BltADV. Phone 112-W, rates. Ask for Mr. Haines ut Tie {Legal Nollcvs) jusset. Farms, Grovas, Herald office. |llu N. Pur* Ave. Phone 16—Houses For Bent IHT PRINT SHOP FO RENT—Two unfurnished f t1«rvice on anything ir. luges, one 3 rooms, one I room, A phone call will get screened in front and buck porcins Photic 417-W. U Ruil- Bath room and electric lights, 2 miles out of city on West 1st V. ^OOFlNG—Tha Roof F.v. Rent $20,00 per month. AddretJ Mclal ahinglte, Sanford Herald 1323. '*am tin and galvinized He.use fur rent—003 West Sixth James H. Cownn. Oak St. and 1102 Elm AvS. Apply It, | Third St Phone 111. la vy, Vuldez Hotel. ■P YOUR OLD WALLS FOR RENT 3 ....... house with IE NEW WALL PAINT garage. 18.00 a month. Apply [1NG NEW AND BET- 117 I oplur Ave. FURTHER INFORMA* ILL PHONE 235-J OR Partly furnished It room house |L COLLER, SANFORD. suitable for hourding house. Call ut Palms Hotel or ut house in rear. in Tiir: ••iu ' ntv «*m irr oi t id : i ’u t ’ NTX . 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Ito tW J T K lI, l*---. frllllu n ls. \ \ tu tit'.V U U Y L U a. DU JHTttN. A llu rn u ys fo r Ksci Utor In N IJ M IM II.K f o t ’ N T Y . IN i ’l l A N i’ KUV. It": I', til Ion »f K I.IIK I-J lt F L O R ID A . ROSA I* NoTifi-: o r \rri.iC A T lo N t o iu : vt i i i i : a t itr.t: iihalkh N O T H 3 ! is hereby alvett th a t iio- tirot" rslsoed, a m a rrie d w om an, w ill no ih» I.viii day o f Deretnber. A 11. IX i7 ill ten ( In ) o'clock A. M apply l<> the llm m rah to W . W , 1W’rls iit Judu" of ihe C irc u it C o u rt of th.- tw en ty .th ird Ju*l )>*l» I c irc u it ••f the S tale of F lo rid a, ut the ••'••a rt llo iife at Hanford. Memlnnl.<’o uttly. P’birlda. nr w here ev er said lodge may Io. at s lid tim e, fo r a II"-" ore In manatfe. tak e ehurue of .mil n in lr n l her property unit b»* *•< me a free d eale r In ev ery re slicet. Dated l Ills Ihe D illi ilay u t N ovenihcr, A. I* ISS7. ROMA I. I* I.IC K H R , W IL S O N . Ito Y L K \ D llIR T O N Sidlcltn rs fo r I'.t U loner. Two English Girls Open Valet Service For Single Women exact expression. This is to cut down the volume of powcrfitl do­ mestic and foreign stations, in or­ der to minimize Interference and the crowding out of the small ransmitters in obscure corners of the world. MacDonnld believes tliut most ra­ dio fans pay too little heed to the aerial and ground. UnuMisI Aerial "My act int is a box-cross affair, with out impeding insulators," he said. "It is about three feet by six over all. It has a large capacity spread over u small areas, making for *harp tuning, less static and quick delivery of the impulse to the set. I have tried dozens kinds of aerials and masts. There is a discarded pile of them in tnv hack yard which I call an "aerial n>ir:;uc". 3»r\ cirls. Cull Store before 26—Miscellaneous For Sale — h, - tb" l" * a l'h o u r » o f sale, to * f**'li-whia ilrs rrlb e tl land. situ ate, ivinv umi b rin g In th r C ounty a t terminal* «n<) S t a ir of V to rlit*. pnrtb’u la rly deacftbetl as fol''T - . t L ig h t f l ) u f Bt«««k **Y ’ „ f ttt. tle r tr a d e AddRIon tn Sanford. F lo rid a a* t**r u ls t thersof d uly o f record in, «*>• bile JUc*Wdu of Senilm tls FUbJ 'OR SALE—Umbrella tent 9x9. FOR CTfturotr.-S’lorlda. good on)* .IneW I Phone 7A3-J- X'.roia: t ’ssb. P u rch aser ("* pay a g n o lia . 1 9 0 MMM By asking for It a t The H^r*W r“‘ D IU H T O N . office. Mr. L. Y. Bryan may get W IL S O N B O Y L E ~A jin’—* o HA A V ! \ h : it s ( Vou honK* nnha T A t WAS KlO ACCiDEmT Y I A C C lD L w t a O P MO A C L tO L M f' 1 Tm a T w a s J o s f T o < ‘.o l E l F U F E W A € > I \E n T i MCT O R n o t Th e m R e P a i Q G u y s MfcvJEP G o vsj E S T V o u m u \ f \ LLA T-toT am-/ M A isl-C iO 0 O i> / kLULO o l t AWAV VAJfM T A l i V L v jE * b T ! ‘o Tu m S l E MN/KErH E I f-XE-R’-o / ONTO R o o m f o r e m 1 /I a r o u n o V O U P i M M E A O S ,f ' Vy/lTM TH "Tf U R O OOIWT o ’ WOOL? L E O t'b T u R M E O U K lO tP F E R F E L T OOKfT SELOMCr COM n e s t e d VOi ^ T R t c \AJORRV»N* U V"To Th' Bjul \ VOF TH WOODS. ^ .t? .v /ilu o M 3 5 u k t a t s t * a n m e v . o. • OUT OUR WAY oT : V " / 'l : J__ m V. *»> X . , » - ':-i ■/ . . . . < . :• F?S r?lG H T S "co "i s **r orr - ft A f o u m o s Ta d o m e s u k a p m \ CROOV <\0 S o k a e T jnaE .. ( \ u DANGER SIGNAL f /\u W \<=> A A . C L E A M A S T K s xi M k o \ n w \i H V ^ —. a M V , w I D ■ f r tE r V S I E l G i A r ' O F “tW E L A W . m o n io p a s t u m T S T e P E C T 't w b l a c k , A T s l*C-> t M E ** 2*£ ntvr-aj T a n t B ’LO NO f f ' A 1W V 3 or O O * X a K C O N S M , B o T (jry Rt the treatment of persistent rough* end colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forma of reapira:ory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Honey refunded If any cough of cold Is rot relieved after taking according to directions, Aik your druggist, (adv.) nl« lEllen Hoy, City Tax Collector:; c r o o \ SU M PW p L E .e C E .M U M g o t l l V JH O S S C A tR f 1 f E tf.tR A S » -T I'crsDicnl coughs sad colds lead la •riiou* trouble. You can slop them now '•>ih Crenmahion, an emulsified creo­ sote that is pleasant tu lake, (.fromul■dun is a n iw medical discovery with luo-fold action; it soothe* and heal* ihe inflamed membrane* anil inhibila jrrm growth. Of all known drugs, creosote U »oc>i.nheJ by high medical euthuriliee as me of the greatest healing ugrneiee for persistent coughs and coIJs ami c.hcr forms of throat iroubles. Creoruuisioa -i.ntains, in addition Io creosote, other Io ding clementa which soothe and heel the infected membranes and stop the Irritation and inflammation, while the rrrosote goes on to the efomteb. it ab•orbed into the blood, attacks the seat >( the iropblo and cbccke the growth >f the gestae. Greomuitlan is guarantred salisfac- ' ’ ' A M I 1 ; 1928: . FOuR HOURS’ L F in d m yself 1 l i k e . Th a t NOTICE! City Tax Books are open.for the payment of Taxes. 1 % discount allowed on «ii mxes paid in December. TJax Ta» Book close W^ m r . < GET u n d e r A a o S Ia m 1 i m i M r e e o r * ‘S'Vi LL. Life. MO. ULft. PAT. OFF. MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN took no interest in politics. LONDON Dec. 11—( INF)—Two young resourceful women, have solved the problem of earning their own living in a novel way. They have opened a sh*q> in the Westend, and are muking u success of running a valet service for buclic. lor girls. ■ • . . . . One of them in un interview de­ clared: “ Bachelor men are well provided , for as regards to valeting. It is unfortunate for the woman worker wh*>, when she arrives home lute ut Anderson may secure FOR RENT—Five room cottage night, has often U> set to nnd ticket to the Mi lane by in t iii : c ir c u it c u r in ' uf h u b ut Paola. See Jno. D. Jinkins at* launder her own lingerie, tiurn her INULi: COUNTY FLORIDA. IN fr tame at The Herald. Court House. stockings, and press her clothes." t’ll.VNCKRY. The shop o’srrubles a beauty i RAPH—repairing, piano I Mr. Evcrall Dash'^may get his A.VNn: M m il W NTUKIt. Cuiuplum ant. parlor. They chose gray walls, a l*y experts with 77 years free ticket to the Milanc,-* by vs soft grey carpet, fuchsia paint, fu. r- Ssnford music store culling for same ut The Heruld. A DOC*SI.Add. slid V. At IK IC «Iphoppe. Room 10 & 11 McI.AM). his w ife d KM I N O L L chain curtains, and fuchsia rushFOR RENT—Furnished cottage t ’M l’N T T H A N K . a C urp.irutbiii. ions. They themselves wear grey U**de. I’hnne K32. T i u » t"r fu r T V IIIIK N T . U silk frocks, gray stockings and fu­ on Silver Lake. See Jno. D. u. ALLKN. C. II W Y N N ,'t M . chsia shoes. Pper. Signs of aB kinds. Jinkins, Court House.’ # V IS IN * ’ am i J. I» rtA .N D LIN ; P°rt Paint ii Wall Paper Ono of the girls attends to the L D V V A ltD l lt a U I N t f , INC’u R I ’O R * R I * sewing. Shtf goes over every gar­ Six room furnished house, modern , T K D . a C o rp u ratlu o AHCK. H A .S K V R D i i o l d i n u ment that comes in, replaces wornconveniences. Inquire at F rattk I'K r o n i ’O R A T IO N . j i ’u"*«.>ratU*n. out shoulder-straps, darns torn URU(J STORE— Pre- Lossings’, 119 W-16th St. T V. R IIK N T . I. A I.L K N C. -H . Drugs, Soda. We are W Y N N . O W . V IN IN O and J- >* lorra, takes nut old laundry murks, youf phone. Call 103 6 room unfurnished house, corner H lV P * I V D efstu lauls nad puts on buttons. They .are then S . e r ir M *>F M X R T K R ’d S A I.L handed to the French laundress, Oak and 17th St. Phone 20. y u T I I ' P 1* h "r#h y a ty rii that un^ BLOCKS— Irrigation n n l . r *1"i* anil by v lrtu s j i f a ’ D"erro i*f w]u) puts the necessary finishing general cement work. A ware house for rent a t c° r b c M >"„r, "insure am i FAJ" " fitrrr *l In touches to the garments. She also trete 9<». J. fg. Tgr* of 3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 9*5 • a’u.v*" fn.ijtle*! e*u»" j» 19Sf[ | cleans the hats, or re-blocks them, ■•••tli ils r of Nnv«"t»lb«r A kp. 3rd d and EHn I * S n rd a l M a s te r In t'h a n r rry . presses suits, rrstorea the gloss to FOR RENT—Small house locate*! in, M"Ui<lav tb s lin t "la) « f J a n ll" r >’- shabby furs, takes out stains, and ut 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $2* s d iv * * cam.- b eing a R u le l * * * elec ns or washes evening frock*. Wanted Female ’liiirt n*ul s Isual salss monthly. Addr-ss B. P. Th« ,|.,y til'sIII t fro The other partner manages the n t o f tb r K n u rl Ih'USS At Hanfortl. H rn iln o tr County M « r l- accounts, Heruld. . __ _______ V .1 , w ill *"ffrr fo r sal" to tb -».hb ftl■ *18—Wanted To R e n t _____ ,,l' |.i„l best b bb lcr fu r ra s h . tlu r . WANTED—To Rent—Garage fir rent, 614 Magnolia, phone 326-W. AT THE SHOI s h \e F A e m jl p T . ____ _________ ^ V V >i’ll " -'y*H H I *»fl ■«■* � 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 14, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 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 14, 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/2ee9bcda5aefc6e06b8021d2b040b75d.pdf 304c0fd296f664b1b022db98834cc3b5 PDF Text Text , Mil f! ' n - YOUR NEWSPAPER IbUflfitd in Florida’s Heart, ke World’s Greatest Vegetable ction.Its RichestGnrdenLand. * g jtt$ h ^ k T H E R • Fair tonight; Wednesday incres ing cloudiness modcrata easterly winds. FOLUME XIX. , Leased Wire International News Service ins-Oceanic Flier ;aves Washington it Noon On Long Hop To Mexico City NAVY BUILDING IMPEACH CHIEF Sn ye', ° f , Cane Fa!‘ PLAN INDORSED OF OKLAHOMA Q " ° s ,ndlctment Today B Y PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Dec. 13._ (IN S)—An army riflo nestled* IIKthe cockpit heside Col. Char­ les A. Lindbergh today when he pointed the nose of his trnnsocei)i airplane soi|thwestw’»rd for the 2000-mile flight to Mex­ ico City. Also half of Lind­ bergh's flight will he over Mex­ ican territory, nr.d there is nlwnys the pnsjbility of n forced landing in the desolate and ban­ dit-infested stretches „f North­ ern Mexico. His only other equipment was two Army ennterns of \yatcr, an emergency ration kit, and two life preserv­ ers. which he sat upon. He carried no parachute. Members Of Legislature Who Have Been Interfered With II.. m u : , r_ A . u . .. . . By Militia Gather In Hotel And Vote Against Governor Chief Justice Also Impeached By Group Ikes-Off Well On Soggy Field — P r T s ae n t G t T o e r S e ? F I N A L Six Charges Are Brought Againsl Executive Who Or­ dered Meeting Be Stopped R IT E S W Of Circulations state C olons Attorneys For Alleged Lindbergh Carries Rifle On Long Hop R MAUD ANNO LAKE I'ASHINGTON, Dec. 13-|S )— Charles A. Liiul- HELD ON MONDAY A technical objection to the foi "" August 14 of this year. niation of tho Seminole Count' incident upon w hich counsel itraml jury failed to lie upheld tm 1 rI he the defendant based its plea l?'“.rn*n$r. ‘ireuit court wh^n "i quashing the indictment oectir!| Ke, Valncp " , Wr'tfht sustain- ,rcd in court Tuesday morning am! Five Year.'VroEram Costing 11 '* demurrer filed by State's A! upon the alleged failure " • - y Millard Smith in the en» "I'ciiUTed Ont* Billion Dollars Will i lerk of the court to place the f C. M. Hogg charged with firs: Bring Amdrican'Navv I'pTo name of Fred Hoffman in a hat degree murder. Preparatory to the railing of the Strength Of Hritlsh Fleet , Hogg through his uttJriwys. Dr- nrmui jury. Hoffman, it is said, l "ties and Spencer, filed a plea In 'a s eligible to he excused. After, abatement which attacked an error veniremen had been qualified Hi drawing the grand jury s* being t!'e clerk . . . . . prepared |>is i -i i i v i i the UIV names IIUIIIV* on Ull -uf'uicnt grounds in qulsh the -bps 1*1 of paper preparatory to draw ­ '” ind.ctiiunl. The state fil'd a de- iing the li-t of grand jurors from 1 mu'Ter which -ct forth t a t the a hat. Scheme Contemplates Build­ iml iiiiuMil luul been returned be ing O f’26 Cruisers, And 3 I he clerk, knowing that Hoffman legally constituted grim I juror* was to h,. excused, is said to have Modern AirpAnnY' Carriers an,l that ill.* defendant vou J suffer withheld from the hat the slip n" injuries under the indi tment. paper containing his name. The W ASIIINGTON.. IK-c. 13— The court concurred w th the "OMt ruled that there was no ques (IN'S)-*— I’residents C'oolidge -t-ite and ordered H"gg to be held raised as to the eligibility of has n o li)el given’ approval to t"r trial next Monday imcning nt is duly constituted grand jurthe -na»rnl ronslruction proin o dock. Hogg, former imrshnl ”r,1 ;,,,<i that the error di«l not congfam worked out by the genat Altamonte Springs, is charged -»itmx* good cause for sustaining eraj.hoard, callfng for the ex­ ''i i h t h e slaying of Josf|i i Cope Ilie picas. penditure of a billion doilors oier a period of five years to bring. Ih» navy up to parity with the ItritUh. it an* noiincuti Utvr today at the White'11 o(tse. / • ■ / • * Litths-Opposition To Be Encountered 0 Jury Is Selected For Murder Trial RICHMOND. Va.. Dec. 13— (IN’S )— Surrounded . by his wife, his mother and his five children, John W. Faison, for­ mer Country Club manager here, sa t in the prisoners’ dock and watched his nttomeys select a Jury to try him for tho m urder of Mrs. FJlsic Holt Snipes, attractive young divor­ cee. .Faison was prepared to take the stand and repeat tho story he told police after the killing hero Nov. Id, when he declared the young woman shot herself with his pistol, while he was in an ndjoining room, durinjT a midnight visit to her apartm ent. Ho admitted an illicit love affair with Mrs. Snipes and said ho had planned to divorce his wife and wed her. REMUS FIST IN FACES Declares State Is Be­ smirching The Ends Of Justice; Pleadsln Behalf Of Witnesses Family Members | Will Take S t a n d Berger Starts Suit A­ gainst Charles Taft ForOne-Half Million OKLAHOMA. f'lTY Okla., Dee. | 13.—(IN.''l Members of the Ok | la lion ia Legislature, who have been I playing the game of hide and seek . _ _ _ ' * • | from state mililiu in an effort to COURTHOUSE, C IN C IN ­ fh, who blazed the trims• meet and vole upon impeachment NATI,- O.. Dec. 13— Shaking mtic trail to Paris last HundretLiOf FriendsPuy Their i charges ugu'iist Governor Ilenij Respects ToProntinent San­ S. Johnston, n et at the breakfa-t his fist in the face of tho took off from Bolling ford WomanWhoDiedSat ur- hour todu> and inqoa.hcd the exe­ prosecutors. Georjre Remus here a t 12:21) o’clock day At Formosa Sanitarium cutive. —■ .4 rose in court nt his trial fo r ty on a non-stop flight ✓ murder today, and, pleading Pretty V ’vlnia IVVeat Swoons The meeting, was held at the Hexico City. Final rites for Mrs. Forrest lluckitu Hotel, in a downtow n ^e • in behalf of two indicted de­ When J udgi\SaysCri mcWas plans to make it in I-iike, who passed away Saturday ti"n. O. I' Hill, i.(leaker of the WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. fense witnesses, urged the Mostl'nspvnknbltf One Ever niglu at the Florida Sanitarium at lething less than 2d hours, House of Representatives aniioiinc(INS) —A fivc-ycnr naval buildim; I orinosn, were held Monday a fte r­ Committed In Lake County court to sec to it th a t the Yxnct time being dependent noon nt tile Holy Cross Episcopal r,l he li.ni been informed the Sen­ program, to dost approximately jury is given the full facts ate would linelater ami receive how much the speed of his Church and a t the cemetery where PAINESVILLE, Ohio., Dec. 13. 51,000.000,0(10 and bring the Amer­ a committee from the lmu*e with on “how tho state is bcsmiretihiff tm irl (iives High ton ermis- I rish Outrages Continue To ican Navy up to .omewheru nror —(IN'S)—Tortured by the belief fit of St. Louis” is retarded a brier Interment service was rend the 1 1targes. Members of the sen­ the ends of justice by using the thut slio has ulready been sentenc­ end wind.*. sion To Amend Hill » : Com­ as the casket was being lowered ate l.i ti night met in caucus and IVrplex Chicago Officials parity with the British, has been ed to death in the electric chair grand jury as u weapon against take-off was almost perfect. to its final resting place. plaint To Include Vilegjpledged full support of the house. Vs Bombs Are Exploded In approved by President CuoUdgc Velma West, the so-called “split a man on trial fo- his life.” • Hte the soggy condition of the Hundreds of sorrowing friends lions To Make It Su ficienl ( lii*-f Jcslict Fr-d T. Johnson Varan! Theatre And Hotel and will be introduced in Congress mind" •murderess of her wealthy On each aide of Remits stood th* and the heavy loud of gaso- and acquaintances joined in paying this week. husband, Edward West, trumblcd indicted men, John S. Berger, weal­ rarried. Prim- to the getaway, tribute to Mrs. Lake, one of San­ "I the state supreme i airt, nls > The first skirmish in ije legal It will be an administration bill, in her cell hero today on tho verge thy "a s impeached oy tin* breilkfa i t 11 1C AGO, Dee. 13 — (INS) — Idy” and some of the Army ford's most prominent and helovrd hour exposition promoter of Lew fight centered upon th alleged a. I wo trcslr^im hiiig outrages were and is expected to pass after a of u nervous collapse. |tois stationed ut the field had women. The church was filled when Angeles, and Vernon R. Chumbley, spirited skirmish with the "Little fraudulent transfer of roperty Tho pretty 2l-ycnr-oliI slayer, Remus’ jail secretary. While they Six charges wele voted again.t over it thoroughly and stuck the funeral procession led by full investigated by authorities Navy" bloc* which always opposes through her uttornoys, will stage were being arraigned, the ju ry was l! flags in the spots that were vested choir entered the chapel. the governor. the first of which lo the L. K. D. Inc. wu* won by expansion plan* of the general her second attem pt to bo released absent. lii ulurjy w et. “The .Spirit of Following the flower banked gray like the case of Gov J. C.(Jac!. I the defendant Monday v.h n Judge which exploded lust night i board. Walton, four years ago, w.i Members of the tragedy stricken Louis” carefully avoided these casket were members o.' the be­ J. C. It. Koonce, sitting i session mi roe ".round floor of tbo fashion-; The program contemplates the on bond in Luke County Common Pleas Court today when a habeas family of the slain Imogcne Holmes skimmed down the field. "wrongful and illegal suppression reaved family. at T rover's, sustained a emurrer aide Coiq <r-Curltou Hotel, shatter- construction of 2(1 cruisers of the corpus action will be heard. Soth Remus were ready today to take of tiie state legislature and pre­ |ie sky was overcast and MurScores of handsome floral offer­ I0,l)()0-tim type, three airplane but there was a promise of good ings attesting the esteem with venting huid body from funct inning filed by the firm of DcC< tea and id windows along th? entire front curriers similar to the Saratoga Paulin, prosecutor, predicts this tho witness stand nt the trtC l' oL— move will be unsuccessful and that George Remus for wife-m urder to m it- legal capacity at the -late Spencer in answer to a idl of com "f ihe building and ceased a near kher ahead. which Mrs. Lake was held by a just launched, five or six large young widow rofute the slurs cast upon the dead I’luint recently drown b S. K. I'taic among guests and neighbor- fleet submarine* of the must ud- the self-imposed Imlliergh was given an escort large circle of friends were placed capital." woman’s character by defense w it­ must spend the holiday* in jail. tlthcr charge* were based mi al­ Dighton, representing E. II. Ash- lined residents. No one was injm- vanred type, am!, a ‘number of de­ lx Army planes on the getaway. about the casket which rested nesses. — Mrs. West, who admits beating “general incompetency." cruft, receiver for tho icminolo ed. ) of. these were piloted by within the chancel amid a veritable leged stroyer leaders. '• . Rath Remus, the darted her husbund to death with u small The house udjourned at 7:30 o'­ fry friends, and in the sixth 1lower bed. County Rank. The program'wilUcost approxi­ btaekftaircd twenty-year-old 1 hummer, lost her first buttle for Earlier in the evening, a time mately $200,000,000 n year and clock to meet Inter at a place un­ Wm. P. McCracken, air secreJudge Koonce rendered his rieter of* he murdered war freedom on bond. Her attorneys The Episcopal funeral service announced, and preparations went cision after argum ents h il been It.mli iuncalled under the stage of when it is concluded the Alnerican of the commerce ileparlmcnt. hnd sought to have tho churge re­ steel in, c n e If for the ordeal vns rend by the Rev. Mortimer Idy a small crowd gathered at (’.lover, rector of the church, uml forward for quick organization of advanced by counsel f<r both the Parthenon Theatre, exploded Navy will Lo the first time since duced to second degree of murder anoth appearance on thd [■dami pug Field to see the sta rt of the the choir, composed of Mrs. .1. A. a hoard of immugcrs to present sides and ruled that the i! niurnu- :ud •ct fire to the building. The Wusiiingtim Armament Conference or m anslaughter and have their this as a rebuttal witn* l national flight. It was com- Tukuch. Mrs. U. F. Smith, Mrs A the impeachment charges to the was well founded and thU there theatre cats l.bOO. A terrible ills- on a basi* of comparative equality fair client released on bond, pend-' The deed woman’s -sister, « ter wa* prevented by the fact cnate which already has resolved was no equity in tho hill of com­ |<l mostly of Army aviators and Grace Campbell, will testify, ing trial. M. Phillips, Mrs. W. S Leak. Mrs. II intis a high court of Impeachment. plaint. The court gave tho that the bomb e::ploded in an empty with the British. •paper folk. “ ■will J>er brother, Mane Tho Navy _ General Board hus But tho final words of th a court so I'red Daiger, A If. Stone, Louise dli!o-a •hmise, just • before -tho evening Meanwhile the state supreme piainant privilege of amen "Kiorowd gathered. Indbcrgh observed unusual pre­ \ . Dunne, Dr. II. \V. Rucker and been workfnfr out the details of stirred nn outburst that-qLletcd on­ Brown, .Even M m * :h?r may be called. mother lions In preparing for the getn- r runcis McMahon, rendered three court had not uctcd upon a tem­ • he hill and Mr. Dighton unnoun the program for months, hut it was Thi bomb that rocked the ex­ not until tho collapse of the Geneva ly when tho defendant slumped Ho had the “Spirit of St. impressive numbers, the “Psalm.,," porary injunction granted Gover­ ted that this.action would lie fol­ clusive .South Shore hotel district Naval Conference, called by Presi­ from her chair in u faint, “i t was COURT HOUSE. CINCIN NA TI.' ■s ‘ wheeled to the fnr end of “Asleep In Jesus” and “Just Aa I nor Johnston in district court yes­ lowed. was aimed, poller believe ut a dent Coolidgc, that the udminis- one of the most unspeakable crimes Dec. 13.—(IN S)—John S. Bergct. . The decision has the effect of I field shortly nftcr ten o'clock Am.” terday against the member* meet­ ever committed in lako county,” wealthy exposition promoter of had the motor experts going ing ut any place within the state delaying the suit by which tin? vacant stun room in tie* Cooper- stration finally. determined upon she heard Judge Hotter say. Los Angeles, today filed ault for Carlton building in which a busi­ Following the services ut the receiver of the hank sought to »ct her with minute rare. He to impeach any state official. it.i presentation to the seventieth "Tho defendant is bound over $500,000 against prosecutor Char- 1 ness concern is scheduled to open thtirch there were brief rites a t the nsid e conveyances of property |iy linually squinted a t the wentliCongress. ’ •' Speaker Hill would not divulge without bail for tho notion of tho l«*s P. Taft who was responsibb* llureau. Finally, n little after k 'l'VO, including the following the next prospective meeting place. Forrest Lake, A. R. Key and ( i k January 1st, Mr. Coolidge gave n gencrul (grand jury on a charge of murder for his indictment by tho Hamil ‘ hymns by the choir, “There is .1 A. DeCottes., to L. K. D. Inc.,fa Inve.tigators seeking u motive forecast *of khq cuntemplntcd pro- in the first degree," finished the p’clock he seemed to think that Meanwhile the city and state wn* ton County grand jury on a charg • jit ions were right, but he vvait- Blessed IIonic,” "Jesus Calls," •*() surcharged with drama for in the corporation but will not kill thu for the blast, learned there is gium when ho delivered hi.* annual court. of perjury. Berger was a star , 3 _ Ye Disconsolate," "Rock of Ages," I case of Governor Walton four action, it was explained, inusmuth strong sentiment against business message to Congress 11 week ago. for more than nn hour after And that finished Velma's com­ witness last week for George RemJ us the counsel for the complain­ encorm linn nt in the fashionable After culling attention to the fail­ posure. She shrieked and sobbed before lie gave the final wold. “,"1 "Bruce, Perfect Peace." years ago many court and military who is on trial for th q.m unltr Honorary pallbearers were: S. u. angles occupied the attention of ant lias signified his intentimr of Hyde I’ark district, in the renter ure a t Geneva, thu %President rv- and finally slid to tho floor. “The us, of hla wife Imogcne. include of which stands the Coopvr-L'url- comnwndcd "a moderate" program Chase, L. R. Philips, Chralcs K. all the various factions, the legis­ amending the bill to poor child thought that the worst Henry, B. F. W hitncr Sr., II R. lature standing by until a later other allegations. (un. of cruiscr*constructi(<n to make up thnt would happen would bo a re­ Mr. Digiiton's comment on (ha Stevens, and A. E. Yowell. Active date, finally being called by Gov. The 1’urthciion Theatre blast fol­ tho deplorable deficiency that now duction of the charge and her ad­ outcome of the hearing was brief lowed by a few hours the visit of exists in (he Navy in light, fast mittance to ball,” explained her pallbearer* included ’.V J. Thigpen. Walton himself. [ but was u reiteration that his safe blowers who were frightened cruisers. A. R. Key. Judge J. (J. Sharon, (5.1 • __ mother, Mrs. B. L. Van Woert, of ! client was entitled to relief un i away before the recv'ipts could Iki F. Smith. George A De Cut ten and The contemplated progrum also Cleveland. “ When she heard tho that the originnl bill would be u seized. The fire was extinguished' calls for the constfuction of four R. J Holly Sr. WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 O N S) changed us to meet ull the require­ before much damage hod been done new battleships for replacements judge say she was held without —The Burns detectives were spec­ Besides her huwbund, Mrs. laike n 1 *■ » * 1 1 . • bail orv u charge of murdor in tiro I0NG KONG, Dec. 13.—(IN S) ments of the court. Hi.- statement in t',132, iis provided for in the first degree she assumed sha had ifically instructed not to approach survived b y tw o daughters Mr*. ^ e C K S K e - E l C C t l O n was ns follow.-;: Tic avowedly communistic peus* Washington naval treaty, hut this been conVicted and was being sen­ or converse with the Fall-Shrclair s and laborers who ousted the Monroe n. Hutton and Miss Maude "You will notice that the bill conspiracy trial jurors whom feuture of it is surrounded by some* tenced to tho.electric chair. Lake of Sanford and o ir sister, ernment officials in Canton wuu not dismissed us would have shadowed, Charlca G. Ruddy, uncertainty. The newer school of At the hearing before Judgo they t'-'il possession of the city Mri. Julien Curiiontor o f Jackxonbeen the cuxo had the judge de­ chief of the operatives, testified 1 villi*. naviil thought is inclined to pluro 1 teller, attorney Francis Foulson 1 till in power today. Sheriff G. M. Hand tnd.iy an­ cided thut Mr. Ashcraft, the re­ more stress upon the modern cruis­ argued that Velma exercised a today a t thg Dums-Sincluir coo*. Friends mid relatives from out nounced r*at fires co'ilinucd to hum in ceiver, is not entitled to set this . his candidacy fur rc-e!ccer than the battirship, not alone right guaranteed to her by tho tempt trial. ')• parts of the city and there I of town who utlrndrd th? fiipernl lion In (he Democratic primary to conveyance aside upon fact* suf­ ’’Tho men were told that they from tho tactful sliindpnint, but were: .Mr. and Mrs. Julian Curpen-1 Constitution of tho United States, c sforudic outlainits of mootho held next June uml n*krd the ficiently pleaded. On tho contrary, were merely to shadow the jurors also because of thu enormous .M Die rcU Is rontinui'd their tor of Jacksonville, Mr. and M ra.' support of the voters on bin record leave was granted to amend tin Lee Hawkins Connelly J r . infant difference in cost. The cruisers will when sho killed her husband. and anybody who violated theae l aid Lake of Tampa, William Lake of 12 years in the office which liu hill of complaint. mg. C'ertuin other son of Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Con­ cost about $15,000,000 each, where­ instructions would be recommend­ of Tampa. II. M. Robinson ilud ed for dismissal,” Ruddy aald. lany of tho rebels, ufler firing family of Orlando, M. M- Smith. usnirex to hold >for another four- allegations,.therefore, which I had nelly, died Monduy night at 0:15 o’­ as tho buttlcships coat four times year term. Sheriff Hand’s entry hoped to avoid, will u . uccnrdinty clock ut Johns U tpkins Hospital This was Ruddy's fourth day on °utlying districts, abandoned us much. the stand a t the trial of ila x r/ "• Numbers of tho rebels h.ivb •Mr.x M argaret Barnes, .Mrs. T. A.! Is the second in the sheriff’s race, uildad to the bill until it mea­ ut Bultimorc, Md.a urrording to F. Sinclair, William J . Burns and i executed by the forces at* .N eal, Mrs. J. N. Brad-haw, Miss E. E. Brody hiivinu unmaineul two sures up to every requirement of word received here by member* o( Margaret Hurt, Mrs. Ashuret. Mr. weeks ago. the law.", * four aasociatea for alleged jury the fumily from Mrs. Connelly, 1 Phng to quull the disorder, Sheriff Hand cluinis the distin"F o r instance ut the argument spying. Much of his timo waa .. who with Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. I anton was still without rail- and Mrs. W. C. McLean and Mr*. spent in listening to legal w ran­ J communication due to the dyii- Donald Whitcomb, nil of Orlando. tion of being om* of tin- oldest if counsel for the* L. K. If. Inc., object* Mauldin of Washington wu* ut tho j 1^/1 Ito n tthe tut kbill i l l because yMr. f — It.. BLAKELY, C.a., Dec. 13—(INS) gles among counsel over admis­ I not the oldest law enforcement of* cd He* itmg of the lailrond by the tebDAYTONA BEACH. Flu., Dec. —The state continued today in ita sion of 1 ficer in point of service in Florida. L’ottcs was not made a party do* alleged contradictory • oteam cri, however, have re* The infant became critically ill j having acted in this rapacity for fondant. * .......................... * " ln,>«l running between Canton Since this point bus la-on several weeks ago and was rush­ 13.— (IN S)—“ If thoro is no wind effort to spin ^ web of circumstan­ statements in his testimony. a t dawn tomorrow, the 'Spirit of ces around H arris Hayes, 60, who )37 years. He served for 21 years made, the bill will also be amend* Hong Kong. as a deputy sheriff under u sue ed in this respect thougfT this has ed to an Orlando sanitarium where Detroit’ will hop off," Edward F. is on trial for murder in connec­ an examination by surgeon* reveal­ Schlcc and Wiliam Brock, round with the death of his daughNino eases were docketed fu !cession of sheriff* of Orange coon}' never been my wish or desire." ed u tum or on the brain. In an e f­ the world fliers, roiturated today tion ty *•• upon the formation of Seminole tur-lnrluw, Gladys Hayes, 17 Monday’s session of Municipal . . . . . .. fort to save the baby’s lifo, he wus as they prepared th tir plane for year-old Detroit girl. ‘ for A f V n l d p y 'Ouurt. Dr. A. W. Epp* paid S3 [County was appointed sheriff taken to Baltimore where it was their uttemptiql m old's record en­ Hayes and his wife ure under f0|- pari ing without lights while l" " * * * * * .. , MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 1 3 .-(IN 8 > — belicvcd'a delicate operation might durance flight. ' Hattie Green, charged with the ; Sheriff hus heal his prc»ent ofIndictment for thrse alleged poison President Cnlvin Coolidge, T be performed to remove the tumor. Finishing touches were being Sanford Rotary Club nt surne offeire. wu* dUmissed. ' ' lc,° *or three terms, one by upmurders, those of their duughter- bis desk in Washington, will ) Furgeonx a t the hospital, however, given the 'Pride of Detroit’ today in-law weekly luncheon today ut the Frunk Rnddy, charged with | pointmant and two by election. He and their two sons, James Mr*. J. M. Sullivan. 70, formerly advised uguiiut the operation he- and the whirlwind motor given a and Amos Hayes was placed on the button th at will set off tho Idex' Chfo mude plans for its is making tho race purely on his drunkenness, estreated u 110 bond deep w ater harbor and ship cl of Montgomery, Ala., died Monday couse it could not be performed final tuning. The huge gasoline Dual Christmas meeting to be record, he declaLvd today. trial first. nsl at three o’clock this aft at 12:55 o’clock a t her home in I<1 next Tuesday when gifts and did Henry Thor.ms on similiur tanks will be filled with 550 gal­ successfully. The infant hovered "I would like to serve Seminole rharges. Lena Floyd wu.* fined Tho first witness today was Dr. Elaborate coremonics will Osteen. Death wus due to heurt between life and death for several lons of gasoline thi* afternoon, 20 County for one more term and be­ exchanged between the $15 for assault ur.d Margaret J»"e C. R. Barksdale, Blakely physician, Today will mark the official L days, succumbing late yesterday gullons of oil, n flai** pistol und who was called in consultation dur­ 'her* and a collection wil( be • paid a similiur sum for disorderly lieve mv record is sufficient en­ failure. ening of the harbor and channel 1 food stowed away.Hfock nnd Funeral services were held this uftcfnoon. dorsement for that of flic. I have ing the illness of Mrs. Gladys a prelude to the annuul palm fe \v \°r Us,*‘ l b g Seminole Couu- conduct. Schlec said they were going to “hit strived conscientiou- Iv ut ull times afternoon a t the homo of Mrs. II. The body will arrive in Sunford *k*U of*f ^ ard ; ,i8tributing j l. J. Lilly, charged with violat- to perform my duties and bcliive T. Pace in San Lanta at 3:30 o'­ the hay curly." tq gut all.possible Huyes and attended the autopsy. to bo held during tho week of Jan. The state won an important le­ 2. Ti.l .• r,0<* on Christmas Day. jnif through street ordinance, paid • thut I have merited t l r confidence clock with Dr. W. P. Buhrman, Wednesday a t 1:H> o'clock. Funer­ sleep before their contemplated * meeting was devoted io t f for the privilege uml J. A. that ha* been reposed in me by th» pastor of the Methodist Church, al arrangem ents have ro t been an­ aixty hour flight. gal point when Judge M. J . HoeJust alter President mans ruled thut, although llayes blasts the new harbor hero . 1■ — *—■. ■ p s n rc ^ y being i n 1Gamble, facing the same violation, i people of this county in tho past." officiating. Interm ent followed at nounced. Charles was on trial for the death of the hundreds of chins, including jo, , 'be classification com-!had jj[s e3UC continued. the Municipal Cemetery. g “W h n l r t n . n .of 1 .~l.l..k ... ___1 ' , t.il e rthnirinan which Iis. Allen VETERAN DIES girl, evidence relating to the other ocean liners, will pass in was dismissed on.. a disorder­ Mrs. Sullivan is survived by her before a committee of Pios " -Epps. The report of ly conduct charge. two death* could be Drought out. husband, one daughter, Mrs. II. T. •F recently completed by Solicitor General B. T. Castellow amiaas anOkity and a ta ts 1 PETERSBURG!!, Vu.. Dec. 11 — Pace of Sanford and u son, J. IL ^m nultoe showed the number promised that the state would Band concerts, fireworks, (IN S )—Funeral services will be Sullivan of Osteen. She also leaves NATCHITOCHES. L«.. D»c. 13. show an inter-relation between the aporfa, aqd a earniyil wiU •‘ficatlons that remain open held here tomorrow for ex*Gov. WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.—(IN S) one sister, Mrs. Carl Brunner of William Hodges Mann. 84, who — (IN S)—Aaron Ray, peg legged three deaths which would make tonight s program. ,u Klv*n to the membertf. negro bandit' was sentenced to die —With a full representation of the Greensville, Ala., and two brothers, •erved throughout the Civil War on tho gulloV* by a ju ry in dls- testimony concerning ail of them .. United Mine Workers and only 11 R. W. Owen of A tlanta and Charles as a Confederate officer. Hi; retir- , trict court here tHilrninrnlng for relevant at this trial. Defense At­ NEW YORK, Dec. 13.—(INrj»— handful of operators present. Sec* Owen of Mobile. Ain. Stone objec ted ! ; ed from the go’.ernorship in BM4. the murder of Ross Dobson, post­ torney . l.o'fcrry The passenger sleum*hip R'J'-’r* 1rria ry of Iwbor Davis’ c»a| parley strenuously to thin Luc of evidence. COMMITTEE FIXES UATF. master at Chestaut, La, E. Lee. Boston to New York, cnllld got under way hero today. C03TES ARRIVES IN CHILE I Dobson wu* .shot*to death lust The refu«n| of op-’rntors in Cen­ ed wit** «nd sank the tug .\'*|*»n*ct j. KORWAUv. Ohio.. Dec. freed on bond WASHINGTON Dec. 13—(INS) off the the Southern New England tral and Western Pennsylvania. {summor durgig a robi*ery. Ray wa* <i *i,nne^y. ot Sorrento off ■ ■ iIN’d ) —A fire, sold to K ill) SANTIAGO. Chdc. !*ec. 13.— : arrested bn aii. e of the peg legged Ohio and Northerei West Virginia —The Retd Slush fund conun*'tee Coast, according to a wir.de** CANTON, Ohio. Dec. 13—(IN'S) j jn tho basement H w tlv L in!? ,'n San,r,!n l' ««« message from the liner today. to participate throw n wet blank­ today railed upon "Senator-elect , (IN S )—• Dloudonne Costcs und tracks left ut'tht* **nc of tne mur- —Former police chief Haranus A. j *ry. was sweeping Wi lUlnn \ P *ast night in an The stve'n men aboard the tug et on the proceeding* nnd little Frank L. Smith (G) or HUqoIa to j Joseph L« Brix, French trans-A t­ t'er. Ray wax later identified ae one Lcngel. awaiting u new trial on [! U when bis mile* t of her* j t' mil If ‘truck were rescued by lifeboat from hope was held out (hut any real j fix a date for the opening of a new lantic aviators who flew over the , of the bandit*. The Jury deliber- charge* <>( complicity in the plot atroretin-ji'i m a r t* , a hog, swerved into u r*« sod ! inquiry into the 192'* Illinois .unit- Andes Mountains from Bueno* Air- et d Ray's fa ir oniv a few minutes which resulted bl the murder of The busino** »e**:l over at u the Robert E. lice, which reported p see wouM be obtained, re. landml hen* r t 1>:2U A. M. to- nr.il he wa* fntijid K|)ilty John U I*"wu president, and. torial primary. ' of Jlrsi J Dim K. MiDett, Canton publisher tqw n'w as thr.nt:n.'*L Gw *ar AJ,°Pka. according to thut *he whs proceeding dpwn day. Long ULiud S 'Und to ’ " rk I’hiipo Murnrv, »'<*e •"•vident. rtH. "(veil here by friend*. ‘’egret nlurdtr. hero more than a ’. : a r ago. today raid. The poo’nfflce *occtively, of the United Mint RADIUM h derived from urn|»-------------- -V . -r-t Ci tV. . was freed on bond of $25,000. * * - ' *7nn«iy wu* tuirchosing Worker*, led the union force*. lium by a long series of atomic cx-i MKASURMENTS hsv* sjmwn . . . _________ IN B R IT A IN _______ .. iftxt.to farm ing, | n °r ‘he Uinntilla Fruit OWLS ARK euaarctfd milt Da vi*' refused I ,'ivc i.ut a list of I plosion.*, in tnc evum- of tiV>4s* that a whute can dive MM) fathom* jtho coal indui>try'U f a r 1 OWLS NESTS have been found '• Be i* survived ihe ojicrator*. prcsenL lands of years. 'going*line straight down. ward In mn/f«rn modern d-velAn ar the North Pole.* I, fi«n. I H eginning Of Flight COURT SUSTAINS BOMB EXPLODES DEMURRERINTHEIN FASHIONABLE L H. D. LAW ;*UIT HOTEL DISTRICT mmunist Rebels aintain Authority Overthrown City HUSBAND SLAYER COLLAPSES UPON HEARING CHARGE Chief Of Detectives Testifies In Trial Sheriff 0. M. Hand Seeks Re-Election In June Primary DeathCiaimsInfant Son Of Mr.And Mrs. Hawkins Connelly State Pushes Case Against Couple For Brock AYidSchlee To Alleged Poisonings Hop Off Tomorrow Nine Cases Heard In Municipal Court otary Club Holds Meetimr Heart Trouble Fatal To Mrs. J. M. Sullivan Steamship Rams Tu? Saves Crew Of Seven brrento Man Dies In Auto Accident President Coolidge Opens Ship Channel Secretary's Parley Has Gloomy Outlook Bandit Sentenced To Die For Killing Man Business Section Ohio Town Ii �• ~ DECEMBER IZ, 1927. THE SA ;irnM >**>**«>• )!>*«•« t* . Aa * LLOYD’S ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE SHO ES A T UNUSUALLY LOW For Women O^ristmas Opportunity High grade shoes such as W a l k o v e r s , Lelelier’s, Fashion Plate, Dr.Emerson’s Arch, Martha W a s h ­ ington, Boston Maids. Priced from ' Onelol o^lG to $H Evening SLIPPERS $10 and $12 values for Jitn| an the ChrtatmnH chopping season is reaching its p* it*. I have found it imperative to reduce an oversupply of stock, in men’s, women’s and children's shoes, llecause this stock must be reduced, I am giving Sanford and Seminole County snappers bargains which, to say the least, I consider unusual. None of the stock now,in the store will he held hack. Kvery pair of shoes will he offer, ed at greatly reduced prices. I douhl if cmother opportunity to purchase shoes of un­ questioned quality and value at surli prices will appear in Sanford for a long time, ir ever. This is iny Christmas gift to Sanford. I sincerely hope that the cltirens. hoM, men ami women, will take advantage of it. I thank you in advance fur Hie patronage of which I feel assured. N. M. I.I.OYI) Fine shoes such as W a Ikovers Dr. Reed’s, Nettleton’s, Smith’s Smart Shoes, Brocktonians. Priced from -sfiiats.:: - um n An extensive assortment of Men’s quality Oxfords Priced at , ? WWMW1 l.ntlicH l^olt Hetlroont • SLIPPERS Ladles Shoes at for Christmas (lifts Men’s Leather Bed Room SLIPPERS. An unusual value being offered at All Children’s Shoes Greatly Reduced One lot One lot to $10 Val­ ues in the best shoes made fur Ladies’ tan and black Oxfords up to Sixe H i at A vvy SIMPLEX MERRIAM TRECO Men’s top One lot of Children’s High and Low SHOES at Dress Shoe* for winter wear. WATCH THE HERALD FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS . •.‘L . '* No Refunds • No Deliveries or Exchanges or Charges. Sanford Dr. J. R* Vidler- Chiropodist �“Practicing What H e The Sanford Herald FaklhliH , e-r.fr aft.rM.ta « « , ( SooSar at' t.a f» r t, FlirU*. l i t RafM lU A w ait. rltaM natter Wal*w4 ■aa OHHfr ST, iai». al tha Pa.t.ffica at f l u l . l i , FUrldta, M itr act .1 Cm t n i •« HarcS a, last. HOLI.AM) U DRAM ____ Kilter M. HOWARD IEEQ ........ M llH tt KAHLGE-JOSCS - Maugltas U ttar iCBlCHIPTlOS nATES O il Year __ _ -..... .. .............. .xli M.taia. ___ __ _ . ........... 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Minnesota cold and bleak jVhen the fierce north wind , blows, A«4 huge mosquitoes your blood seek HVhert blooms the sweet wild -rose; A th irsty Swede wanted u drink u f whiskey strong and old, Gone was the wren and boblink, And it was awful cold. He came to a small country store Just at the close of day, He had to walk five miles or m o \t From his home so folks nay. Tljey told him all the many . brands That he could purchase there TKat town nnd God-forsaken land t)f sorrow, want, despair. “How would you like a quart of i. Crow? "Tis strong and has no foam, I I I get you some before you go And you can take It home". The clerk .who was a genial soul Thought he had made a hit. “ I did not want to .fly'' said Ole, “Ju st hop around, a bit’', i —By Charles M. Bristor. 7th CONGRESS A s Brisbane Sees It MIAMI NEWS DESERVES A FAIR DEAL PALM BEACH INDEPENDENT The lessons wc gain from those who are the embodiment ett, wife of Dsngerou* Beauty. of w hat they teach are always the most impressive. The in­ Educated Wood. has mailed length of term of members of the an announcement from,Mason City, fluence of such counsel is even more profound and far reach­ Let Them Try. house of representatives. The new Iown, th a t she again is a candiing when it comes from those, who by their achievements, $600,000,000 a Year. for Congress from the Fourth :ongrcss tow assembled is the 70th. date have attained national and world prominence. Judge Gary’s Florida Congressional District, Hr Arthur II Jin tin nr Sixty-nine congresses have served Recently Mrs. Owen was. in Chi (*n|M ri/rfr * 1027 h v SlNt code of business conduct and his rules for success are read in conversation witl their terms. The United S tates has cago and and remembered because he practiced them and attained "BEAUTY ex p e rts ’* use lived tlnough LI8 legislative years. some Rupublicnn ladies told of hei success and also because his position as head of the greatest theSOME X-ray t° removie ‘’superfluous to go to Congress, \N» steel combine in the world added force and emphasis io h air.” Dr. Knoblc, of London, says Independence began 151 years ago, ambition are wiating . . . ------------—his advice. th at is apt to cause cancel1, which but the Cons'itution with its two nnunccments from other remote congre- cs was not adopted and put sections of the nation. Because of Similarly any thing which Mr. Jam es Joseph Tunney. is also superfluous. X-ray* are sometime property into effect until I78'J, when Wash- her m arriage to a subject of Kim' better known as Gene Tunney, the heavyweight champion uswv j ^ j ^ t i n g «urfac«. cancer, , . , , | George of England we du not con(jWcn an American of the world, has to say with reference to clean living will ButAby Aon-tant irritation of the ington b g«n his term as president. „jfjer citizen. We do not even consider have a more wholesome effect than if 4Uch a suggestion skin, «m*yvail cause cancel*. a* can Tlu- new congress assembles u n ­ came from those who are not so well known. To the small a .n v ",ht'r Pr'dt»n 'cd irritation of der a I'1' ' glowing prospectus than her a resident of Florida. She would make the congressional race boy, who is given to hero worship, Tunney represents thoir tlS!U,c____ common. Each new congress, a3 a ju s t us quickly from California, idol ju st as much a* Babe Ruth.t llo is the embodiment of interesting EXPERIMENT rule, is tie object of great hopes. Oklahoma, Maine or Texas if she physical prowess, which is the aim and hope of every with malaria germ* prove Those hoes gradually fade until, thought she stood a better chance for election.— Tallahassee State youngster. So when the champion goes from one city to that the blood like the brain by thr expiration of the congress, News. another, addressing the vouth of the nation and urging of m,)n c"n be I’aresin, it is pioimiaccd a great disappoint­ Now, Byron, don’t try to tie them to keep clean mentally, morally and physically, there 8oftcnIlnK 'd the brain, in many ment, Tin congress which met two a feeble imitation of Big Bill Is no minimizing the influence which his example wields. of nM,|mria in th.. sick m an's blood. year* ac< bad in prospect marvel- Thompson, for you will do yourself harm than good. We are not Here is an extract o f what the champion, one o f t h e The malaria germ fights pnresis, ou.a tax reductions, a s llution of the more fnVuring the fair Ruth for con finest physical specimens in the athletic world today, has curvs »l- lathing eUu will, problem if Muscle Shoals, and the | gresslady, but regard for the truth return f agricultural prosperity. I imoels us to state_what_you should to say to the boys: GEORGE It. Kirby, of New It dic-rl mthe c'utcli of Senator Da"The hardest battle <»t my life was not with Jack Demp­ York, snys "In our experience it has been all but impossible ever j vid l!< ,,,l • filibuster against an in­ sey or any other fighter of the ring, but with myself. Every fo pr>>due>malarial infections I vesti g t c n <>f Pennsylvania politiboy must fight this battle within him and success comes in negro subjects." | crq ,. tu itio n , failing to make aponly with the development of the power of will. Just in Expoaod in such infection for a ! piop, .imui.s for essen'.ial goverrimuscle and wind may be developed by proper exercise, so thousand ihousami centuries centuries the the blood of mellt . iviues. The anti-climax may the power of will be developed by similar methods, the negro tare ha* been educated vvua i • te. Give up something you greatly desire; it will strengthen *n resist cm e t«* m alaria and other It i th- iccord of that congress,] Greasing 73c just as northern blood doubt '' s which restrains optimism your will jjower. Once a l»oy has decided what he is best diseases, TIRES & TUBES has teen educated to resist over tec 'rospccts ot the new confitted for, the will to win. associated with natural qualifi­ measels, tuberculosis ami other Belter quality for gres Hero is. besides, a tendency cations, cannot be defeated. things, including whiskey. — now » i. extremely critical of leg­ less money. "Some hoys will meet with misfortune and quit; others islate. indies. They are condem­ THE GOV ERN M ENT’S prop­ ned .1 - all.ing machines r a th e r j CECIL L. HINES will continue to fight. The game man never says ‘quit’; osition to supervise, regulate than 'l”'ig machines. The senate is j 1601 w . p jm t S l he fights hack even when he is down, and he is going to and central airplane building, nickraiiiH the "cave of the winda.’ last. Keep clean in mind and body. Don’t fall into had needs also careful supervision and It wll to remember, however, | habits by imitating others. You don’t have to swear and regulation. Aviation is new, needs lltnt tallimr is a necessary an.I new ideas. The governm ent has smoke and drink and dissipate to he a man. And then play essential proce-* in -elf-governnot shown any nhility in th a t dithe game of life, according to the i rules. He dhosn’t ,shoot c « . . . . . , i ret-Lion. and shou hi not interfere ment, <"ingress represents, not only b u s .'ic , neii with the habit of a c t ­ out of season; he doesn t take advantage of the w eak; he wjt j,, utj,ers ing nm !ly and ihtcisivelj in their doesn’t hit anyone that’s down. Try to lie a sportsman. _____ mteesf, but a great m ass of Sportsmanship is that quality of spirit th at matfes you EVERY PLANE should be care- own people o' the most diverse ideas manly and keeps you within the rules o f the g a m e . F i g h t fully inspected, not allowed to and nit rests. The government the battle of lifegamely, fairly andhonorably." carry passengers until approved. might la for the time more effici­ if eng re 83 stayed at home ami Which is good advice for all of us In heed,whether we • u t cVvry ;llVentnr and builder try ent the givrnmoiit were left to the he the hero worshipper of twelve or the business man of anything he chooses, and fly it deei-i >■ pirit nf great adm in istra­ forty or fifty. It is an inspirational message for youth from himself at his own risk, tor*. Ihr a m u n 'r y needs to bo one who appreciates every tem ptation that befalls the buy . **)’“■* !rull‘m* shaped the stable as veil as efficient, nnd to bo of today. The advice of Gene Tunney, the idol of million's S n g "‘ bmn' n ^ 'in ^ " " 2 stabli its government must reflect 4>crage views and interests of or youngsters throughout the land comes from one who Unde y „ m mUi,t n >t ,jg th a t with the the great complex mixture of h u ­ "practices what he preaches" and his message is a s good a his aviation papoose. man In in's for which it acts. It is sermon as any boy coil hi hear. ------com.ir.-s’ job to find and express GAS 21 Cts. NEXT S E PT E M B E R Germany begins paying “ real money" under the Dawes plan. Soon' annual payments will am ount to $<500,000, tiilo each year .n gold, with no defi i" date iur stopping payments. Whoever imagines th a t Germany will pay out so much gold every year indefinitely imagines what !s not so. Germany is allowed to accumulate $i,2.r*o,'ooo,ooo in Ger- that mho average. It takes time nml talkitg to do that. The current disposition to re­ gard slifhtingly such legislative bodies as the senate is not a wise The unveiling last week of the figure of Alexander or safe oto. It is a reflect b n of u H. Stephens in the Hall of Fame of the National Capital ore " lit superficial habit of glori­ recalls to mind soma of the acts of greatness of one of the fying the dictator. A new dictator brnom, lite Mussolini nnd his R us­ South’s leading statesmen. Born in Georgia in 1812 he sian contemporaries, sweeps clean. spent his life of seventy-one years in the service as of his v* ------------------------- . • But Ally when it is new. When one fore,'Rn exchange remembers i Mfcyor Thompson has eye on utate, and the service of his country, as long as the inter- muny ''' tas0 1 how two great nations, W h||$ House—headline. And th at’s eats of each were not in conflict • “ Jc. hcip ,rh“l ProvlBion Russia ami Germany, have been will probably to force a reabout as close as he will ever get Stephens was born of poor parents and his early vision. Tim world a t large will be within a dozen years led over the to I t training was secured to a large extent in the school of hard j J>«ttcr off when th at indefinite debt precipice by dictators, he will, if he - 1 - 1 - 0 --------is wise, pray thnt his own country knocks. Later a society for the education of young men Iqbi^baVs Bwme po"* may always go by the surer, albeit W t consider it seriously ques­ him 1' u aMS‘ _____ tionable this year whether “it is for the Presbytcriun ministry became interested in slaver path nf government by conmor« blessed to give than to re­ and he was sent to Franklin College, now the State Uni- DR.VAN Dyke, profcHsck- em- grcisionat "talk." ceive.*’ veraity, from which he graduated with highest honors critus at Princeton says Americans don’t know haw to read, and "they in 1832. N ext flpring the Republicans won’t take the pains to learn." He did not like the ministry, however, nnd after Therefore they <ln not care for will bokl their convention in Kansm« City. Trying to g e t the form ­ teaching school for a while, finally turned In law, at which poetry which must L<* rend intelilEngraving a t vote. he prove very successful. At the age of twenty-nine he gentty, and they '‘innngle’’ the E iir t - ■ • o --------li.sli language. Iff hi* favorite rem arks is "Live was sent as a representative from Georgia to Congress. Free verse, Dr. Dyke de­ Watch Repairing ip d J e t live," the next thing to He remained there for sixteen years, advocating among scribes as "literary laziness which find out is' his g ra ft.—Miami other thing- the annexation of Texas, but opposing the is neither free nor verse." All true. Jeweiers-Ontnmetrlst Beaqh Beacon. Few read and the m ajority of tho.-e war with Mexico. i * ■—■QWhen the Confederacy was created in 1861, he be­ that do read, read trash. Alexander H. Stephens namely, that the law cmub anti American woman to for ^ j,pr citizenship by m arrying foreigner has been repealed. It , was a bad law any how. Mrs. Owen's husband who was an officer in the British army, is a very fine man, and j* j e t suftering from the wounds received in righting against Germany. both . .the .. .enemy . ,r . of America and England, th e re is no Phone 797 doubt that Mrs, Owen is legally a citizen nt the United S ta te s and Florida. WV do no believe she is entitled u> or.,or C o rg rc ss from this state, ami we don't like her ambition to use Florida as a stepping stone to Washington, and its our opinion th at there are a large number of men in this district who can represent it in Congress better than she;but it is no more than the truth to say she is a mighty woman; and, ns for her husband bring an Englishman, a m ajority of the people of the United States, An improvement funo including Mr. West, and our humble I cif, are descended from ............... men and local hank. l„ which women who came to America ; ly added money for the *o|, from the British Isles. Building M aterials Security Lumber Co, Toch Arbor’s Improvement Fmi P»"c of riirryiiig oil*, jp, BRAKE SERVICE gram, i* a feature lliai prB| Loch Arbor's worth. Hydraulic and Mechanical Lockheed Hydraulic BrakeFluid and I’artn Special Nash Lining DeForest-Sanion AUTO REPAIRING! Sanford Auto Brake Co. :i17 W, Fir*l St. Realty Co. Rhone 213-J ; ! I*. (I. Box Jip.i, Sanford, B The Cream of the Tobacco Crop Me Laulin’s Diamond Mounting N jw that, both Brady and Hand hav*. announced they are going to run (for sheriff, things must be gett{hg back to normal. | ---------0--------- Mr. Amos’ enemies are keeping ouq| Supreme Court busy.—Ocala Banner. Amos is keeping the Supreme Court busy himself. !$>tne of these traveling sales­ men have more nerve than any people we ever saw. They don't Meat to be a bit afraid of the wolf a t thec door. Rockefeller, eightyf h r jj, has spent only ten winters in Ftorida, which goes to show that nty-three winters of his life been wasted. —— o TJie Seminole County Advertiser lias-made its appearance. The Advertlser is a neat, well printed lit| * tie booklet, and wc think can fill a f hitherto vacant niche in this secs i “i — .— date we have seen no bam storming rush on the p a rt of local landlords to emulate the example of fYank EVans by giving tenants Decamber rent for Christmas presents. i Qakeland pitched a big welcome f.o.G eorgo HalUeman, which he ricUk deserved, while the rest of tnw world has almost forgotten just.w ho the dickens it was th at flew Ruth Elder's plane. 4°n,*one.lUs suggested that the [ Chamber of Commerce sponsor | ■ ’ e ig re a t get-together meeting, a eoi^'of love-feast barbecue on the I edge of town somewhere, but sorue! one*oJs« insists th at if his observatlon* hav* been correct the aff « i | would probably break up in a l " t t free-fpr-all fight. '4- h --------- o------- - B»e tale yesterday afternoon of I23AOOO worth of refunding bonds a t K Price higher than any city bondl hava sold in this state wilh|. in the past year indicate-. »— l*nt thing*. The first U tiiat riic credit is above par, and that bond buying houses have cm In both the city and liarioners. The second it northern money markets ‘ in Flor­ came its vice president nnd served in this capacity throughout the Civil War. He was at the head of the commission which met a t Hampton Hoads with President Lincoln to confer upon terms of peace. He was placed in prison for six months during 1865, and the following year, after being elected by his state to the United States Senate, was refused a Heat by th at body. It was not until 1873 that he entered politics again, being elected at that time to the House of Representa­ tives from which he hud voluntarily retired fourteen years previously. He served as representative until 1882 when his state again signally honored him by making him Us governor. His death, however, the following year cut short his work in this capacity. In front of Liberty Hall, at Urawfordville, Stephens’ boyhood home, the Stephens Monumental Association erected in 1893 a monument which bears on its four faces these inscriptions: On the north side: "The Great Commoner, the defender of civil and religious liberty. He coveted and took from the Republic nothing save glory. Non Sibi. Sed. Aliis: Erected 1893.” On the south side: "Born February 11, 1812, member Georgia house of representatives, 1836 to 1810, member Georgia state senate 1812, member U, S. house of representatives. 18*13 to 1850, retired from Congress 1869. Vice-President Confederate States, 1861 to 1865. U. S. senator-elect from Georgia, 1866, member U. S. house of representa­ tives, 1873 to 1882. Governor of Georgia, 1882. Died in Atlanta, Ga., Suaday morning. March 4, 1883, Author of "A Constitutional View of the War Between the States" and "A Compendium of the History of the United States troirt Their Earliest Settlement to 1872.” On east side: "I am the History of the United States from T heir Ear. liest Settlement to 1872." On east side: "I am af­ raid of nothing on phrth or above the earth, ex­ cept to do wrong—the path of duty I shall ever endeavor to travel, fearing no evil and dreading no consequences.” Here sleep the remains of one who dared to tell the people they were wrong when he believed so and who never intentionally deceived a friend or betrayed an enemy.—E xtracts from Augusta speech 1855.” On west side: “Through-out life a suffjerer In hotly, mind and spirit, he was a signal exemplar of wisdom, courage, forti­ tude, patience, and unwearying charity. In the decrepitude of age called to be Governor of the State he died while in the performance of the work of his office, and it Beamed fit, that having sur­ vived parents, brethren, waters and most of the companion! of youths h a ahouid lav his d'’ing head upon the bosom ofl hla people." 1 T H E P R E S ID E N T recommend* a 10-year plan for Mississippi vnll'ey flood prevention invol­ ving $200,100,000. A ltogether $2.7.. 000,000 would he s p en t the fir t year and $.'10,000,000, a y ea r there­ after. Why not spend every year as much a s can be spent wisely to hurry the work rn th er than risk t > the course nf JO years, another flood thnt might cost in destru c t­ ion more than the total appropri­ ation. Secretary Mellon could bur­ row the money for .’I per cent. If he couldn’t take it nut of tin- s u r­ plus. H aste is im portant, flood, don’t wnit. WARDEN l.AWES of Sing Sing prison is inundated with request* j to witness the killing of Ruth Sny­ der in tho electric chair. It might facilitate police work to finger print all th at Hend such request!. They may however, be disappointed. New Y ork’s governor takes pride In his state and knows its glory will not he increased by tying a helpless woman, however wicked, into an electric chair, tho top of hrr head tthuved. tho calf of her leg exposed to the deadly clcctrodcs and then killing her. The state refrains from execu­ ting clergymen, however unworthy hcenUKo of the sac red ness of their calling. It m ight also respect the sacredness of motherhood, how­ ever unworthy the individual. T he First i Thing Necessary For Your Success Is T o Start A Bank Account You, too, w ill find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasure — Mild and Mellow, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process —“IT’S TOASTED”—no harshness, not a bit of bite. Allan Dwan, Noted M otion Picture Director, U ' rites: W hy Don V You? Elton J Houghton Architect F irst N a tl. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. ‘The director of film fWnyj must take even more care of his voice than the actor. Into his voice he must />ut every emotion that appears upon the faces of the film players. While directing 'The Joy Girl’ I used my voice tuelve hours daily for weeks—often having Co shout directions in the open to en­ sembles a t a sreut distance. And I always kept my package of ’Lucky Strikes’ in my pocket for I hate found they are the only cigarettes which I nou» really enjoy and which l can smoke without impairing my voice. I'm grateful to ’Luckies.’ ’ Cordially yours, FROM FACTORY TO YOU * FEDERAL. EXTRA SERVICE TIRES & TUBES at prices you would pay foi inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. F. P. R1NES ~ 221 East P in t St. — - ~ 1Villa hr ImuvJ Cashier The First National Bank •T ha Bank of Service" ““----------- It’s toasted V? ** No Throat Irriudg No Cough* �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 13,-1*27.* iciS And Personal Activities Ice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. Social Calendar Cecilian Club Meets With Mrs. Munson Palm BeanVa* Horace Prior. PAGE "O >■ - the gUdSLx' of Mrs. SCREEN STARS IN TELEMOT10NNEW HOLLYWOOD ARE PATENT GIVEN BY EARLY ENGLISH EXPERTS m *. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stevens plan to motor to Tnllahassee, Friday where they will accompany Mias Rebecca Stevens and Miss Camilla Pule,ton home from the Florida ■State ( allege for the holidays. Into for the to be ffren through, trial* in th e United States. France : an£ E»gt«ad. l‘ t "Telemotion.” according to the pntentees. Is an elaboration of electricsl timing of any movement. The invention will record, for ex­ ample, the running of greyhounds on n race trick .' As the dogs race ph*flome J t. sWr**.’ ion, whieli-bavw- hllhert#-paw wT- t- ■, such c n m rto W ^ llffttu M id ; fa'th e™ A- . development:o f television” , -r \ ,1' It is claimed that ike invention has also a number mercial possi I Q M ib i l it l f * . , /y k K ■ ■ , ii»«i s ,i is COSTE HEADS FOB C 1X1145 _____ • _ <•- iz o a Poresighied Artists Tagging n V '« i j j 5 « ^ R » d i.l;- g « & S ? V £ L 'i ! E S Cifl.s For Friends To Wait Ih Work Of YoU(lg Experts, which can be broadcast,* no that riq He J a neiro , ,.V lhai <he is ill at Tangerine. InvenlionWIU Record Grey the person having the necessary (IN S)—Lieutenant Costc hrtd b j " 1 7 For Santa; Prepared Gifts hound Of* Horse RaceEvenls apparatus a htune can set. the re­ co-pilot, I> 'Brix, who m anfibf Include Unusual Things William Mmre Scott and L. M. Fred S. Daiger J r , returned production of th<n^ signals on n completed a flight by stages fra Personals The many friend) of little Miss Adelaide Key will regret to learn The Cecilian Club Recital in the Studio of .Mrs. Fannie S. MiniI son last Saturday afternoon was Stephenson returned home Satur- home Saturday evening from TnmLONDON. Dee. 13. (IN S )—Yet miniature trpek or on a screen, and Paris to Buenos Aires, hopp^f' | well attended and greatly enjoyed. day from points in Georgia where po win re he spent the past three HOLLYWOOD, C«l„ D«m*. 13.— another device which claims lo so watch' the actual nice run be- ut 5:Of, A. M. today.on a non t *uf .s d a y (IN'S) - |f f>n letters pjtnnin unan­ fore him. , flight to Santiago, C h|lo.- ------:---- k | An interesting talk was giver.... . they spoilt a .hurt time on bu*i weeks with his parents. embody practical television—seeing *hri<tmas program ut the "Keeping Your Piano in Condition.'* swered for the next few weeks It It is the futnu* with horyo-racine Ae Primary School a piny, The seven head lines covering me AROEN'YIN A. [*; egpbirwd* , •Mis, Donald Whitcomb of Or- will because our movie stars hove by radio—has been patented here. or with any sporting event fn which jn Other Lands, at topic were: , Airs. Fannie Kngan of Weavers- lundu is visiting her parents Mr. the movement of the figures is wheat tty* Called "Telemotlon,” It Is the been redoing Santa Claus’ mail. in the nucHtorium. who has been visiting and Mrs. R. L. Peck at their home organized and proceeds on define*! 1. A Good tunnr twice yearly and ville. N. prpartmend of the WoEoesightcd film folks hove done work of two young British engin­ lines. her neicc Mrs. ||. C. Waters left on Palmetto Avenue. recommended by one who knows. ul, Will have fortniRhtly their Christmas shopping early ami eers, nod, If the claims made for 2. Keep piano lid open except Monday fo r (irlnndu where she will "Wo can transm it practically nny »rty and shower for the nights are substantiated, in the neat moving objects," said Dr. J. II. T. spend a slant time as the guest of and rainy weather. The regular meeting of the wo­ many a secret has seeped from the itfuture Home a t Jacksonville at it wil he posslhle for the Roberts, one of the Inventors, to men' Christian Temperance Union shops along Hollywood (boulevard. 3. Uric Acid from the finger lips Mrs. Jolin Vick. »- The hostesses will be Methodist Women An* n radio fan to switch on his set ami reporters. ’V|ll l>e held Friday afternon at Further Information frorn friends yellow the ivory Keys, whirl) W t Young. Mrs. Frednot oidy hear hut see a baseball will hold a Mr. and Mm . William D. AlwIHXl .'i:i)u o'clock at the home of Mrs. of the players and from the actors match nr horse race. Trade Possibilities f je r and Mrs. S. l>. Iligh- should Ik* cleaned with small cotton E. M Carroll, corner Magnolia themselves has revealed what the cloth dampened with wood alco­ of Virginia and Lakeland spent "The reproducing arrangement For Trial In U. S. Avenue and Fourth Street. There cinema celebrities will give and re­ * may be connected to a cinema pro­ Hitch School Parent- hol. Be careful not lei cloth rub the week-end in Sanford ns the will Negotiations have been entered jector. and the race or other sport­ he n Christmas program, in ceive for Christmas. and cooked food sola association will holil against the black keys or varnish­ guests of Mr. and .Mrs. William Friday A Saturday Moore Scott at their home in May- which a prominent feature will be Clara Bow has placed an order ing event shown on the screen to «t 3*30 o'clock ut the ed wood. given by Mrs. Evelyn E. Cooper, with an old Grand Bank* fisherman, the audience as the event is ac­ iigh School on Palmetto 4. One pound of unslacked lime fair. Dec. 18th tt 17th * "The Other Wise Man,” by Henry living in Malha’s Vineyard settle­ tuns tree in the little yard of her tually taking place. One important in bottom of upright piano, (if Beginning Friday Van Dyke. All members are re ­ ment, for ten ship's models and dressing-bungalow qn the Para­ point about the invention is that Mrs. J. G. Hall returned home Grand Piano one-fourth pound on Circle will meet nt quested In bring contributions for a t 2 P. m f lhest. nre_ boxed and taged, wait­ mount lot from which her presents it dapend* entirely upon established the home of Mrs. Arthn plate) will pruvent wires of steel Monday evening from Thomasville, a Christmas basket. ing the Arrival of Christmas morn­ will he distributed. Be he's mother electro-magnetic principles. “TeleGa.t and Quincy, where she has * • a t tho t[ t frnni corroding. OH) East Fourteenth ing for delivery to the homes of ten has po Quitted it to be kpown that mot ton" does not in any way em­ 5. Piano should he thoroughly been visiting fur the past three hh Mrs. Clate hell and Mrs. Hodwell Realty \ " of her closest friends. she will give her ilaughter a sterl­ ploy photo-electric culls on the weeks. cleaned inside yearly. This clean­ [je as hostesses. ing tea set of o|d Spanish pattern Maybe A Roadster ing helps keep away the moths. 5= ’ WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tiffany And the film flapper’s father and make. — fi. Never use furniture polish on ***** William Moore Scott will Gifts purchased from the exclu­ Fields announce the birth nf a son has hinted that when she pokes her the Afie moil Ten D\t|»l»- piano case. Use seven-eights la*m- Thursday at their home on Tenth sive shop* of Berlin and others rvd head out of the front door on WASHINGTON Dec. Ut— ( l i s ) on Oil with one-eighth Turpentine Club ut 2:45 o'clock, Street. The baby has Imeii named —America's rainy day nceouftitlfor the -non* morning she can expect bought in Hollywood are wrapped fal of Christmas PuReant for high polish. For dull polish Janies Miller Fields after his ma­ 11127 is measured by a figure nf to find a new sport roadster with and waiting for the many friends use two-thirds crude oil and oneBaptist Church a t 3:30 ternal grandfather. eleven digits — *20,032,18) 1,100. n special-built body waiting In who arc expected to call ut the third Turpentine. of Emil Jannings In whose That stupendous wealth, nearly front of the house, a greeting card home 7. A well kept piano, if a good lure Department of the bearing the inscription "From household Ghrirtmas Day will be three times the entire woi d's Mr. and Mrs. Lucius B. Me Leod Hi* Club will meet a t 3:00 one should last 25 years. Dad," dangling from the steering observed with traditional cer­ of Tampa are expected to arrive monetary gold supply, wns pilei emony, w heel. The piano numbers were : here Thursday for u short visit as the hanks of United States Tlie European stay is to give toward P. Smith will en- "M arathon" Tli*- ( live Brook family, living Wurlnts tlie guests of Mrs. .Me laud's mo­ June 30, Comptroller nf the ( irMrs. Jannings a wonderful fur coat Jie membera of the Wed17 Ruth Pearmnii ther Mrs. Mary Higgins. They will reocy J. W McIntosh announced not fur up the Htreet from the Bow while Ids wife hns had printed ami home in Beverly Hills, will observe |rld(te Club at her home on "Invention," No. 8. Buell be nceoiiipanied home by their two today. bound (n hand tooled leather u set (venue. Lucille Echols small children, Patricia and L. It. Even nt the three percent inter­ tlie Yuletide in old English custom. [Turner Circle of the First "Vnlse In A Flat" Tschnikowsky Me I.cud Jr., who have been visit­ est rate of the savings bonki it The aelor-fnther has placed an of volumes dealing with famous stage actors ami their rules since 'hurch will meet a t 3:30 Mary Dightuu commands an annual *780,000 WO order with tlu- clu f of his Loudon the days of the wandering mins­ ing their grandmother. Club fur dozens of savory p||im o the church with Mrs. "Finlandia" Kern return. pudding mnl these will be his gifts trels us a gift to her celebrated and Sirs. Flynn Vatise Guy Allen .1. G. Rail and son Billie left to bis friends. Of course, tin*re husband. “Scherzo" Hand rock Thursday for Ttuimusvllle, Ga., Sses. v THE BEST time to im ifu ite will he a tree, ami mother and her Lola Negri took the opportunity, Mary Nicklc THURSDAY and Quincy where they spent the hog i against cholera in lie fore t|iey two lovely children have a surprise while she was In Paris Inst sum­ "Rose Petal*" Lawson lr meeting of Seminole week-end ,i i-turiiiug home Monday are 8 weeks old. Ip store for their famous dad. mer to satisfy her exotic taste in Mnry Went (No. 2 O. K. S. will be held evening. They were accompanied Belie Daniels, whose gift list in­ tlu* purchase of many a rt objects <: )li vtod "Scherzo” , Mendelssohn L'dock at the Masonic Te in­ home by Mrs. Hall who has been EVERY DAY 2,300,000 perftns cludes the names nf hundreds of la s t her friends should treasure )* ‘-rir-jj Betty IHntermistcr i') Will he the last meeting studio friends, has set up a Christ- the rest of their lives. Spaulding visiting Iriends and relatives ill in the U. S. are ill. fear and nil members are "Spring Song" North Florida, for the past three 'fn ii Antoinette Hayes be present. , Rolfe weeks. Hettinger Circle of the "A Moonlight Garden" Elva Pearce *t Church will meet ut Kern Mrs. William Moore Scott and l(xk with Mrs. R. L. Shin- "M lnuctte” house guests Mr. und Mrs. William i Sadie Lcinhart --------------------------------------------------------------------In Oak Avenue. Members “Caprice" Heins D. Alwoisl of Virginia, ami Mrs. , led to bring in all articles M argaret Torrencu Christopher Williams motored to bazaar. Billiro Orlando, Monday where they spent "M erry Go Round" F RID A Y John Hinterm ister the day. Mr. and Mrs. Alwood went ar meeting of tile \V. C. T. "Golliwog Cake Walk" DoBussy from Orlando to I.ukelund where Ibe held nt 3:00 o'clock nt Emily Bailey they will spend the winter a t their ■ Risher holm- there. !e nf Mrs. E. M. Carroll on “ Merry Brook" Avenue and Fourth Guy Allen Sidney A special- Christm as pro- “Marche Fantastique" B, M. Robinson and family of ill! be given. Smith. Orlando were among those from Lucille Echols ] Roye R. Pippin will e n -1 There is a satisfaction and ft feeling" ‘i''> .-w out of town attending the funpral Mnsknwski of Mrs. Forrest Lake, Monday f -* W* . \ \* * # (the Etude Music Club with "Spanish Dance" nf Hocinl necurity iin having your.. ___ . . Ruth Pcnrman Mary Dighton V at H.OO o’clock nt her "W altz in C” BUbro afternoon. West F irs t Street, clothing sqwtlc*H uud neatly prenaed. . , Jack Wilson iniin bazaoR by the- Meth‘ i .)U y , . 'J,.: ' ■rWr'iT Mrs. J. Olin Lnney returned "Duo, Fcstivn! Overture" Nurnb'erg i’ ll ■■I:i • •**,- 10 [issiiiuary Society a t the in 1 *- I ■.fuffl* *! home Sunday evening from We Mrs. Munson Emliy Bailey r office on F irst Street, 1 a). Padereweski tun pkn, Ala., where she was called tmus bazaar to be held try "M inuette in G" by tin* illness of her father. Mnry Elizabeth Tolar A* Ihodi^t Missionary Society roru.fiaa Uodwctl office oil First “ Overture" (from Faust) Gonno3 Leylmch. William Luke of Tumpa arrived 'v '! * I.ouclla Mahoney here* Monday morning to iiltcml timlore and Mrs. Edward L. Phone M il 220 Magnolia Ave. Solve your Christmas gift the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. For­ will entertain the memhers lYmht Club ut 8:30 o’clock rest Lake. problems with Phoenix i’ucht Club. 5? tw m s** hosiery — it is always ap­ SATURDAY Mrs. It. E. Tukach accompanied .(UvTl ‘-tL Miss Emily B. Smith odist Missionary SoriMy by her twu daughters Miss Arunku propriate, always appre­ M Municipal Librarian Jre Christmas haznnr a t the Tukuch and Mrs. Ernest Molmir |i nflce on First Street. ciated. Attractively pack­ ami son Uurl motored to Miami The library is a depository of last week. Tlioy spent the first .Margaret Davis music )?lu u s ed in holiday boxes. thought; consequently night ut Fort Pierce us the guests rill give » recital a t 3.30 j human at her studio on West | much of its contents are contra- of her niece, Mrs. K. Windish. .affi j dictory. This exchange and free­ In Dunin they were the guests of Ftreel. dom of thought is the primary E. Uhupman Edge. From Daula MONDAY pored meeting of St. Agnes function of a library ami in keep­ they went to be the guests of Mrs. rill be held a t 3:30 o’clock at ing with the American ideal of u L. It. Williams ut her lovely homo W e heartily recommend Hah House. Mrs. Clyde Der- free press. Any other course would ut Coral Gables. En route homo * 'll Mrs. E rnest J. Hill will be leud to an arbitrary censorship as they spent u short time at West any of these famous rn e*. All members are re­ detrimental to American political »• \ i styles that sell .at in be present us special liberty us to American, academic I JUP 1* is to be transacted. thought. waiting on tnnrc people, contribut­ h»ic „ A public library where all sides ing to the joy of more lives than adH i of a question may be fairly pre­ ever before in its history. May we sented, where Murk Twain grins do something for you ? 7 across at Science and Health, and Dean Inge frowns a t Samuel Smil­ | f»* Its Karla and Louise Wheel- es. Here the great exponents of fk« Solid Platinum IVrtfit Watch with 32 Genuine'. 1 young daughters of Mr. and authority ami democracy marshal v li" Pair Blue White Diamond* Special V. Wheeler entertained a their arguments in dignified sil­ ence. Here if anywhere sane con­ of their small friend* most fully Saturday afternoon a t clusions may he renched, well-bal­ ir,t ome on Magnolia Avenue, anced opinions. In the public libr­ om.) of this attractive homo ary Roundhead and Cuvalier each Single Stone Diamond Platinum Ring fuggrativu of spring with has his hearing. In peucc Robert noM 1.73 PbinU Special Price ou* baikuts and bowls with E. Lee evermore confronts General % TODAY Uhrysanthumums and other Grant. Hamilton and Jefferson prePWera accentuating the colors sent tlie eternal struggle between “NO PLACE TO GO” liberty nnd order. M, yellow and green. No. 723—An s*(ta sheer chiffon With It U important for us to rend No. 791 — Pure ailk, full-fuliioncd Vafternon hours wero merrily All Platinum Dinner Ring 25 Blue WWW stocking of exquisite loveliness. Mary Axtor A Lloyd Hughes | with game* of all kinds to- authors with whom we do not A. .* iWil Diamonds Four Synth Sapphlreu ■crvicc hose with lervlce foot and Pure silk, full-fashioned. In towith a num ber of elever agree. How can we grow if we seek A Technicolor Notfclty Classic Special Price “Tlpt-toe". Variety of late eludes. for which prises were ever an echo of our own opinions, “COM It A DFN" day’s colorings. Jane Lloyd and Mildred the reflection of our own thoughts? Added were given dainty pocket Yea, it is even Important that we *»r m • "WINNING WINNIE" 1while A rthur and Jack Vid- be irritated. Then we think, ut on bags of marbles, All Platinum Diamond Dinner Ring 15 least. We use our minds. WEDNESDAY Ithe conclusion of the contests • Thob1—when a person think* Diamondn (4) Orient Sapphlreu SpecUl ” No. 736— Full-fashioned, pure silk Mldrcn were asked into the without curiosity, bus an opinion No. 718—'The Proftle-neweet end Adolphe Mrnjou to the top in the famoue M8sr-fon'' [room for refreshm ents. Here because he likes it and believes smartest of heel effects— sceenin colors of pink, green und whut is handy, then he thobs. weight. D e f t l y reinforced for tuates slenderness of ankle. It Is "A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS’* were featured. The re- . And here librarians stand today *i>. | leading the new trend of smart hos­ greeter serviceability. In the mo­ 17 Genuine Diamond Rings Regular The Story of a Gentleman ntnt table was spread with recognized as members of a pro­ iery mods. Colorful array. " Who Loved Not too Wisely “lisite lace cover and center- fession whose object is to help $22.50 Value Special dish colorings. but too Many Ladles. a large cake iced in white people to become happier and more Added fPP*d with tia v pink candles useful to. themselves nnd to others. colored holders, embedded “ANYTHING ONCE?* The public library is tho great Just now the new /oil and winter colorings are at their b a t, tone buds and chrysan central power station, the great & Aesop* Fables m. and the assortments of all styles are complete *d opposite the central dcc- intellectual public utility. Wo hear Extra Added Attraction were tall yellow cathedral a great deal about socializing in- ' Thursday-Friday & Saturday Elgin — Wsifhnm — H offv«*s-r Btileve i, j*i <n white swan • haklcni. dustry—let u* socialize intelliThro arrangem ent wita the gence. , , 20' i of Standard' Prices til*') .‘ VTASfrji foments of pink and ysllow Florida Theatre And in spite of tho fact tha I? ® and individual cakes We Present We Are Offering 22 Lodlea Wrist Watekee iprefered colors were Christmas is fast approaching and . “JIM.Ml FT’ BIGELOW in White an& Green Gold Guaranteed toe - 7 , Mrs. Wheeler assisted everybody is busy getting ready L?- ’ *fttor Check and Mra. for It, this particular library t» Maxtor Hanjoist 10 years In three Designs Special n- Favors of gay colored lending more books and magazines | “ y» and baskets of candies * « h child. fsl .lfdrIen eni°y ‘n(f this de«t a fair were Mn,lre,, ciauie, Silverware —Cut GUuw Handprinted Bazaar- Huge Sum Deposited In America's Banjks fil IENIX HOSIERY SAYS Perfectly Groomed. MERRY CHRISTMAS i n a P r a c tic a l W a y Seminole Library Column Gifts That Last Combine Beauty W ith Durability GREAT BARGAINS IN DIAM01 WESSELTON & SILVERCAPE G RIVER FINE WHITE PERFECT AND CX>MMERCIALLY PERFECT ALL OUR DLL,, MONDS ARE ABSOLUTELY GUARAN*’ TEED AS REPRESENTED le Wheeler Girls irtain For Friends SPECIALS •7 5 $23500 Service Weight Chiffon Weight Ser-fon Weight Phoenix Profile $72500 $265*00 $19250 $ 12*75 THE YOWELL COMPANY aea Witttins, George Talbott, ’ talar, Betty Patterson, * “ D«n, Mary W yatt Ratliff. UovTT,wn*. ^ t y Belding, ^ n^* Marion Clause, Jack K ? S y Cl* « « . Doris Pat* ir!T,? ret P ry°r. Dorothy Af?na !r ?!bott> . Dorothy Mddred Hodges. Dorothy R eiu . RACCOONS % Our Dollar D ay We are paying highest cash market Prices for all kinds of Raw Furs. It will pay you to bring furs to us. : * >1 Chinaware Manicure and Toilet Sets / • ______ __ ___ The Diamond Pi FIELD’S FUR £ 0 , P. Wcinbei 105 N. Park Ave. • ffanfdrd, Fla. ^ N?»t to Valdei' —J- 1-1*. •. - i* A i irftfrs.i y - ' t V- .) tlNC v / *... . . . - ih 5 'Jx �•;' - *X\.J *A n s f l i UR... 1 * ■M u n ir n n u iM r:* tOUT OUR WAY * x d o n 't <b e e HOvAi S O U C A N 'D O k t T go o' . A T T H E iS H O P Harry K.^ThaW Declares ‘ Charges Of Film Actress Suing Him Are Ridiculous T R e m 's "JHUT i^, k n o w a s T ell \wmo\ENO 3 l)G l E HOSE, t m e t ct , (50t-> ON RBSTI v a je s . En e R T \N E > o . I GCfT TMlNG WUH SOGA A fttN sT M E I *TjJ5RE: r* ^ p o t IN TH* N « ro RR T C A .tfT GcTv\ E?4D6> ,M U T fc E E n D B ear mv e o \ / T*-\E Co n e s o o T U P ON n W T H ' B iG t ' L A lG i^b , EwO-• In M Le t \\i D THE aANWHin HEftAt/iftMrtiE3ff.Afc.t)E€. a : l W 7. - I,OS ANGELES. fill if.. Hoc. IS. - U N S. -II,r charge* l'l 1 M E ; w eak heart AM' \ OM ME’-; I D O N 'T D A R E . GO to Tm * M Q N tE .'o A N V/ M O R E , "L C A N T c ,t a w o T m ' s o O O ' n c h a n g e d COTTON MARKET ° e ^0AU-1 R IG H T t 2 is le * > | B e a o Tw ( T M O U i ir\T f o u ^ BoT |T^> Ri-svv^ Ar] FROM COhAEOW TO TR A G E O W . -TMew" m a o T o c a r r T m e c o t o n e m ig m T - a C L O ^ N w a s ir*.I I tii ■r aw flip g J-L I don't — know who she is. 1 never w rote ; NEW ^ <>ItK. Hot'. I.!.- -fINSX--* tier any letters, nml I never naked Urgent *»mrt rnverin?. ncerimpnni. her to ’marry im*. ’ wild H arry K. ed l«v renew oil tr/ldi n H speculaThaw Pitt-burgh millionaire, to- live buy rig, prompted ny I nr (sharp ,|iiy wh**n i|U" Slionetl altnul the decline •f approximately <2.80 a suit hale >.-t^r«lny, <*utised u recovery SlmLoon bir.Hli nf promise ... i»| in <1 n Imle In the locnl ent­ .tglilllM hiru ' i IIt'd hi re ity . ■** j on M,.,r|;et tmlay. Trinlniir «■«» ’i - a TMEGE * M»HOP 'OoT o p e ; WOMMV ■— *--------------------------------------- nrp a V , | ; g o t [H A T rT H t A DoCTQfK LNOTRcE J n C A N E ,0 , * Vv/,\ c 11; P L A G I M * VAJiTM A D E r t O L l O k J , , V N E L L -I W A -S N T -S O R E HE /i^ L S rv* A u S l ^ TO ^ W A S D E A D -A N l - J ' l E g .-^ * r0 N W l V ^ ] Kotest Hope Walt of ' -ulver f -ily, a , volume, with hnth prn'esforiher filn extra girl. sidi.-il -*'■*< oltls'ile trailers ope ra tAHss Wall's coinplnilii said she i,W »•»"'" f r r l y . tint rest rioted to .• ,, some >\ cut ov the eeusus tin lean s met a man representing himself cnn„ lm(.(, (1|1 e* Thaw while she was "on Incut hand ,, the close of Nnvemh.-r, due inn'* with a film company it l I.a ■ tonwrro"' uutui Reach. Calif , tliii. was in Th ’tov meat wn* accompanied 'X.V '^ y Mav R'22 asserted. Thaw tie- ,,v - " -a o tia l foreign buying and . t., frt--b liiyins the nilly .Mimii| n,"> ,hi" ,u' Wi“ California at ,a , ()| u jni|„ ,,Vl.t| |,jv, M„ ,,| .......... that litre Tin- e*.taplaillt said further that I TiinW plan'd a nuu r.ntte ring on her lllit.' 1. telling her to wear it alwuy .'he i- still weal in / . and 1 is still willing to marry . she g p OM m s EST ROW IN DEVELOPS INSENATE TODAY Republican Leadership Ac­ cused Of Buying Off InHUfgenla Through Choice Committee Appointments WASHINGTON, Dee. 13. (INS) —Thn wildest political row in y e a n developed in the Senate this afternoon when Democratic lead­ e n launched an atturk on Wall S treet organizations. Th« Republican leadership wns accused of ''buying off" the in­ surgents through choice committee assignments while the insurgents opened fire on the Democrats by tng .them to . produce a lefts!:, the agricultural West. The debate rnea fusioualy.fwr an hour with a half dozen senators participating. The fight grew so wurm thut Senator McMnstor (K) nf North Dakota, announced he would intruduce a resolution, falling for n revision of the tu n ff. He charged th is was the only way in which American ugriculturc could get ju itlcIce from the Hast. “Thfc only way to get relief from -this industrial group is to attack the ta riff," said McMastef. “ You m ust hit them in your most vulnerable spot. I shall introduce a resolution declaring it ------- 1------------------------------- --------- Temperatures jHigh and Low City | Atlanta Boston Buffalo es is the sense of the Senate that the time has come to revise the tariff That will put the House on tmtiee." The high light finite when Sen­ ator ltrookhart (It) of Iowa, de­ lta red the Ueputdicon and Demo­ crat ie parties were alike under the “control of Wall Street." Thp debate wns opened by Sena­ tor H arris (D) of Mississippi who chided the Republicans for mak­ ing pence with the insurgent* a f te r having ‘kicked four of them out of the party a few years ago." He ulso hazed the Republicans for giving Senator David A. Reed (It) of Penna., "who ha* taken such a part In the defense nf corrupt pol­ itics in tAmericnn,^ four major committee nsignment*. "This Senntojr (Reed), who fili­ bustered a deficiency bill to death last Mar. nml who has led the defense of Vure, is certainty compensated well for hi* services to the party," said Harrison. ....... ................... ............ Then Harrison named the. com roll tee assignments of the insur­ gent*. “ In return for these choice assignments nml promotions, did you got a promise from these in­ surgents to support your party organization?" he asked. Diamond Palace (Jets Ready For Holidays Tile Diamond Palace "llT ra-i S1SI MOIIA.M.MKD the Sultan First Street, ha- ju-i received a of Mori 0 0 , is only I I years old. lie large shipment i,r ( ’hri-tinns gm.ds is intitlcd to four wives, under which are Feing placed o>» displav .Mois scan law. today in preparation fur what iA IM’SSIAN archaeologist a n ­ expected to I........ of the best bobnounce": that he has found tilt* day trailing seasons ever enjoyed grave of Genghis Khan in the Gobi by the concern, according to IViry deser*. Weinberg, owner of the establish­ ment. THF. STATU K of Frederick, the The latest in diamond platinum Great, lias again been placed in and white gold bar pins, brunches, front, of the war office, in W ash­ dinner rings, wrist watches and ing! nr.. other articles are indudtd in the shipment that has been received FRANt'K and Italy have just by Mr. Weinberg. All of the good • igned a treaty on th rights of will bo offered at reasonable prices •nidi other's national'. it was announced. Mr. Weinberg bus conducted the | SClKNf'K is trying to convert local business for the past seven th,. sunlight into electrical energy years, coming here from Orlando 1,\ a photochemical process. where he was located for fivi yours.. IU waii al'o.ln. tUc.jcws l i i f , TURKK different type* of Img business in Key West for III years, eholfra si'iuni are used. Demand the Best (IKRMANY Au*lria, rzeckoSluvakia, Yugoslavia, and Hungnry have united to invite tourists. If it i.* only for a small repair job or if you are going to tmild a home, the best is none too good —Tell your contractor to buy Bond-Hill pro­ ducts for the job. Then you’ll know what you’re getting. THE PHILADELPHIA art mus­ eum ha* "10 rooms presenting each it* i>wn period of art. RELGIUM Is growing cotton in the Congo in competition with the American product. ENGLAND is building two mnn* trims airship* for Trnns-ntlantic passenger service. IN SOME parts of England Owl broth is regarded a* invaluable for whooping-cough. GREAT BRITAIN mines about uni-half tho tnn* of coal that America does. THE AMERICAN antelope hits a spu.'d o f 45 milrs per hour. Phone 135 Yard Toleib| K* * Jbr Raging* Headache I • SOOTHING AND , QUIETING RELIEF Take B. C. to break up raging, ncrvoiu or dizzy headaches. B. C. relievei all kinds of pain and aches_ neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, neutoo *lumbago • ^ », WoUuche, and women't pftiiu. Cltccks cold* and break* up fluandgrippe. No ixid alter effects. L.nd* snionmia and brings re*t. Smtplr: safe and sure. Two sizes, ufl 25c. From dealer* every- ' £ - j ® C. Remedy Co^ Durham, MAKES BAKING Every car owner needs com­ plete insurance protection. The constantly increasing number of ears on the road means grenter danger to every driver. Are YOU properly in su red .’ A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 ZZ4 Magnolia Phone 48 ■■ c a t AMD T h E M O U G ^. Cimi »> ... 1 NOTICE! Santa Suggests a»: £ Gifts for All the family 'n'll DOUBLE A C T IN G —than you ever thought possible. The always de­ pendable quality of Calumet en­ ables you to ac­ complish better results with less effort. Try it. Basket Balls Bicycles ....... 3 0 . 0 0 t0 3 5 . 0 0 Men’s and Boy’s Bicycles WORLD'S 4 < 0 0 to Basket Ball Goals & nets .............. ........ 5 .0 0 6.00 ■ LESS THAN 1^ PER BAKING Grab Buckets' Tractors J g j ) to 3 , 5 0 Ball Bearing Skates 2 . 0 0 to 3 . 0 0 VeIoei,,edcs 7 . 5 0 t 0 1 8 .7 5 Wagons 3 . 5 0 t0 1 2 .0 0 j Side Walk Bicycles J 3 . 5 0 23»00 Boys & C.irls Mechanical Trains . 2 . 5 0 to Electric Trains . 1 2 . 5 0 to 2 5 . 0 0 Electric Transformers 4 . 0 0 t« 7 . 0 0 CALUMET T H E $ 2 . 0 0 to 1 0 . 0 0 Foot B alls,................ 1 . 0 0 t 0 1 0 . 0 0 Foot Ball Play Suits 5 .0 0 Striking B a g s ............... 4 . 0 0 and «P Erector Sets The ear owner was held foe reckless driving and suit wus brought aguinst him. Call on thin agency for all formti of Automobile Insur­ ance. ^ T h \E 666 Zip Service Pittsburgh PenAatonio Ban Fj :incisco St. LiAiis Tampa ■J sic u s f*T orf Rond Grade Holly, Avc., nt 11th, 12th, 18th St.*. Pensaema Mg s.U CHULU0TA Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls This accident killed a mun y> - Orlando were visitors to t'lmluot; prairie on the St. Johns River tn J t H ' l t GOVE It ME XT tu,, ^•ffte coal unions and an the Mr. and Sir*. David were the Sunday. j| s. Mi'I.i'tiibm, agrtrtiliural J" come t< > Washington fur 1 cu rs t- of Mr a ’.d Mi *t, I . Ilium agent of the F. K. <' Rubnaik was I ,I'.V' I U Summerville of the Model Sunday. in t huluoto Werlnesrlay and ■■ l.iiiiil l"., of St. Augi'stine spent Mrs. N (' .larnhs who has heen H i irnlnv. -evi ial d ay s heu* last week. ' i'i ' ill for tile past ,/eek is aide V, Wilson who has been verv ATI. A NT V TO DECIDE T IM E ill ini wo weeks, t* ■onvalesring. to be about again. WASHINGTON Dec. LI—(IN S ) Little llerumn {.'.eg ha* been W I. Ilnuser returned to ( ’htilu—T. 1. ('. (’. will hold a hearing nt ota lm Thursday a f te r spending indi*;. »*ed for revi ral dnvs. Atlanta on Jan. 2 to consider the is .1 prescription fnr three weeks in f'ineinnuti arid CleM- .n d Mrs. C urtis Lowry of Question of changing A tlanta from veland I >. T in ,, t„ Sum,I- C' " l.,ls ' Kl“; N Delano were guests of Mr. and SI...... ■ Mrs, Joe Chnlker nml Little .til-. E. E. Tribble S aturday. a id Central Time, it was annmine- B ilio u s F c v tT and Mil daughur Verlie May were I hv * It kills the jrrmi. Mrs. W. I. Sieg. prTmnry teacher c*l here today. guests »f Mr. and Mrs. N. .Inwas ill Monday and unable to iidi- |a:t week. tench. Miii'ini Wegner and Ormnmi JuMr. aim Mrs, Fred Hagen* of i dis wtre am ong a bunting party nf buys from Sanford who rnmped C ity T a x B o o k s a r e o p en f o r the paymen in tile St. John-. River for the Week *eld. RIGGERS DAIRY FARM o f T a x e s . 1 r < d is c o u n t a llo w e d on nil taxes Mrs. E. K. Tribble and Mrs. It. Phone 37 paid in D e c e m b e r . T a x Books close ! Dunn spent tba day in Suilfani Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Thursday. A p r il 1, 1928. Rutter Milk Mr. at.d Mr*, r*. F. Long. Mrs. 'Tolu laeobs and Mr. and Mrs. J. Milk for Rabies E lle n H o y , C ity T a x Collector, E. Fnyder spent Sunday on the i»■ The above nketch was made from nn actual photograph )l d i d i= = £ b THE YARD WITH A MILL B A C K IN G r»i Washington Wilmington itiidil fm 1*1,0*!.- owing to lb ■ 1 i me. Sentiment was inipr ■.•••!. however, the theory prevmlitur almost g en e rally . th at th inn t.et had heen plncol in a h. ul I'li'i "ebnienl |iii«.tion by the ill n t1, lirpiidntioil. ...... ............ ivi>u*: flee mber I*. to. up 0; J a n u a ry I* IT, up 22; IP .mil -1111v I*.‘.7. up 20. Future* c’o i'll udet with Dee, mber nt !i,:'>H. .miliary 0.0KD. March (bitUD, Mairh 18 tio. tip I'.i; Mol* IK.M2, up Mne '• ".ID, July !*t!|t. anil II. tiJiei !'7I. TPTP -OM P A N Y | LUM BER IN THE past 12 years the ton­ nage of oil-burning vessels has in­ creased 20 fold. Charleston Chlcafu Denver Dc» Moines Galveston Huron Jacksonville City "Kanzoa 1 C‘l Igiuis^lf llle Miamk Mobile Nashville New Or 0 rlcan* New York Oklahoma City *t o vT.R wll)AM3 O im »r mu urvkc mc dec Inred Mis* Wali .aid that Thaw wrote t> hi 1 in May, T.i2ii, asking hei to come t" his home for the cerenu>m Her complaint said that >h.< and her mother and a younger brother went east nod made 1111 on.-ui i,'cs »i ol attem pt to see Thaw a t his loor.try home near S tephen­ son, Va The girl said Thaw had given K ■' about Sct.il at different time* Thau arrived h e r e a b o u t a week ago, to tiiia act motion picture h 11sine-.', he explained, lie was a c ­ companied by two young women, Anita Rivers, of New York, and Susanu Hughes, of Lexington, Ky. both of whom have film ambitions. ami ciu*>uraging November figures from ite British hoard of trade. All*, e - from Texas stated that N’o • Intel mm*Mi e hud heen light s'no normal, nlilimigh there wen- i'"i*rd ,.f „ slownur up in 2.00 an d u p 50C,02.50 Boxing Gloves Archery S ets. Structo Toys, Dump Trucks Arcade Toys Air Rifles 32. 501050.00 1. 50t05.00 Tool Chest And Tools Q A ft to 1 0 . 0 0 Toy Automobiles « 's n to 2 5 !0 0 Flash lights Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Complete Line of Gifts for Spu. ^niea. GREATEST B A K IN G POWBER sales • z t im e s t h o s e o f a n y - *w o t h e r u h .a n d Sr >tr wti4*o k, i t . t*fi fa • i SL kA i -■*Cfd • >..f. Sij >l *■’ — ■■■ .>f tir1. -rL* >i i — Jft B Phone ............. r.-* iv 1-iser*" -j �■ i- suss r •?. , THE SANFORD ;H$BAU>. TUESDAY. DEC;; 1»,1927. 1 v a GE V ery Pfly Brings New Opportunities To Those Who Make A Habit Of Scanning Herald Want Ads 11 JToid Uoilf U*nw* i A D . R A T E S C*ah In Advanea ,d», *m b« recelTtd ton* and collector tent [tely Cor payment- T 1 r - 7 .._____ 8c * line ...6« a line line ‘____ ______4c rate* on requreu are — — — for give insertions. Icrda of average length tted a line. fu,n charge of 30c for rrti«n, , Jvcrtising is restricted L classification, lerror is made The Sanrald will be responsible 1 one Incorrect insertion. Irtiser for subsequent is. The office should be [immediately in case of 11— M isc e lla n e o u s Mr. Ellsworth Harper may secure a free ticket to the Mi lane at The Herald. Save 2 5 ', , 0 . 5. Vaughn, optonietrst, H. Griffith. Optician.! Sanford Optical Co.. .105 E. Oth St ’ Eyes examined. Glasses made, only i fully equipped. Plant in San'orcl. 1 Also watch and clock repairing- reasonable prices. Ilicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting goods, and fisht-rmart’s supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, "The Bicycle Store." Mcl a rider Arcade. CAR AWMNG&.—Auto Awning Co. 11 Dull Dldg. ADVERTISER? herald representative k|y familiar with rates [n,l classification will complete information, fou wish, they will assist (wording your w ant ad it more effective. foRTANT NOTICE tisers should give their postoffice address as [their phone num ber if lire results. About one Hut of a thousand has hone and the others Inimunicate with you Sey know your address, seontinuence MUST be [ person at The Sanford Ifflce nr by letter. TeleIsrontinuences nre not — ■— — — F o r H im F o r Her * FU R N IS H E D apartm ent for rent in the IIera[tl building—a down bars and Graham trucks, town t 'cation at remarkably low (liilh Street Phone 3. rates. Ask fur Mr. Haines a t The ii COWAN CO. Auto Herald office. ann sheet metal works. |h Atenue. Phone 716-W. 16— Houses For Rent fi room house. N. Jasamine Ave. near lake. City wutcr, electric lights, has ju st been remodeled on inside. Good place for chickens, garden and flowers. T. C, Carl sat. JPS—HARMONS oil* h te . Phone 137 icss Service P artly furnished 1-1 room house suitable for boarding house. Call a t Palms Hotel or a t house in rear. Leonanly may secure a iket to the Milane by FOR RENT— Five room cottage a t Pnola. See Jno. D. Jinkins at pr same a t The Herald. Court House. cottage ni* tran sfer pictures. FOR RENT—Furnished on Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Ints. and brushes. Sun P*e Taints nnd Varnishes, Jinkins, Court House. iiiifi Wall Paper Six room furnished house, modern Kirm S*conveniences. Inquire a t Frink TE in every shap# and Lessings’, 119 W-16th St. etc.. Sunfonl Cumcat Company, Fifth and 0 room unfurnished hquse, corner Oak and 17th St. Phone 5H. JTtone m -w . lusscl. Farm s, Groves, A ware house for rent a t corner of 3rd and Ouk Ave. Phone 96. 110 N Park Ave. Phone FOR RENT—Smalt house located HIT PRINT SHOP a t 2121 Pulmotto Avenue. 125 service or* anything ir. monthly. Address B. P. II. Care The A phone cult will get Herald. Phone 417-W. 9 Rail- 26— .Miscellaneous For Sale iRUOriNG—The Roof F.v- Hens and geese fattened to order, F*fMetal ehtnglns; dressed or undressed. Mail or­ ‘earn tin and galvinized der to Phillips’ Poultry YurJ. * James H. Cowan. Oak Osteen. Flu. I Third St Phone U l . SALE— 1928 Buick town [UP YOUR OLD WALL8 FOR sedan slightly used, elcctrie HE NEW WALL PAINT HNG NEW AND BET- lighter, mirror, automatic cleaner, [R FURTHER INFORMA- clock, spotlight, spare tire never Will, sacrifice pALL PHONE 235-J OR used, tire cover. C. C0LLER. SANFORD. trade or term s from responsible party. Phone 120 DeLand of write Box 31, DeLand, Florida. GRAPH—repairing, piano FOR SALE— Umbrella tent^ OxJ. experts with 17 y e a n good one , new. Phone 713-J. Sanford music store 1901 M a g n o l i a . _______ Ifhoppe. Hoorn 10 & 11 McPhona K32. FOR SALE— Special sale on po­ lice puppies until Christmas. 70*) JP«r, Signs a t all kinds. Oak Ave. Phone 21-1-W. '‘Ofd Paint A Wall P aper FOR SALE— Those fa t Ga.. Tur­ keys, price 50c per pound. G* I^RUC STORE— Pre- W. Spencer, 206 Hughey Ave. . Drflgrt. Soda. Wc »ro Phone 400. __ __ 141 your phone. Call 103 FOR SALE— Fox Terrier, 10 weeks old. Make nice C h r i s t n u . s l»?i ® l° c KS— Irrigation present. Miss Olivia Brady. Mec­ 11 general cement work. 1 r cret« Co. J. E. .Ter- ca Httrtimock Road. ™>P* 3rd and Elm 2*1 MiiKllnllu A v e n u e , H a n f o r d . Kin:, a t 3:<H) |* M, S a t u r d a y , J a n u a r y 141It, l:*is. f.,r t h e p u r t m a c o f e l i - r t . Itigr a - l t i m i d o f n i n e I d r e r t o r a a n d t o tr uiiN uc l Much o t h e r l iu s ln v n a n s m a r c o m e l a - f o i e it. T. J. MII.I.KIt. P re sid e n t. .. A. I*. CUNNKI.I.Y. ‘. ’ t S t a r c t a i v. IN T D K r i l t r n T C O f l l T O F *1 H R T IV K N T V - T i l 1ll I1|l J t ’ 1*IlT A I . *’! ll • OF T il t : STA TK O F F U 'ltlJ lA IN A N D F O I t H K M I N O U : COl'.NTV. IN I ’ll A N l'K H Y . ITTON* M o l t KM A N . c l a l , C o m . p l.ilnantx, vx 11A Y J l ( *N I> IV. f . l t K K N K . i-l a l. H<-fc n ilan ta . F* i l l K I ' M i S F I t B O F M M I T U A O K N O T I C B oh* M A HTKIFH HAI.K N o t i c e la h e r e b y utvi-ii t h a t iuni|t r a m i In t i u r a u a n c c In t h a t c c r l a i n F i l i a l I *.-crei» o f Fiifi-c lo .-in •« a m i H ale nvuib* a m i c n l c n - i t on Ilia J'.'ml. d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A, I* l>«" In a m i l*.v t h e C i r c u i t t ’o u r t . In nn<l for S em in o le C o u n ty . Flo rb la. In 4'ham-er.v. in u c e r t a i n c a u s e t h c r . I•* |n mlliiM w h e r e i n I ' l T O N M i 'l t K MAN a n a K I . I / . A H K T H Mi ill I*.MAN" a r e c o m tila ln a n t* . unit ItAYM ONIi IV. O l t K K N K . f l r e c i i i u - r r s I n c o r i i o r it .-it. a m i M e r k l e y U t n c k in a r i a r u ilof« I o lan ta. 1, It. It G r i f f i t h . S p e c i a l J l u N t e r o f r a ii l c a u s e liy a a l t l d e c r e e n p |,o ln |iil. s h a ll o f f e r fo r sa le am i *>Jt to t h e l i l g h e s t b b l i l e r f o r e it s n lit pulith- o u t c r y b e f o r e Out W e s t d o o r of ( b e C o u r t M o u s e In sabl H -m I m ile C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In t h e c it y o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n J l n u ■In) Mu- 2 n d d a y o f J a u n a r v , I I* I!I2S. b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s o f it In t h e f o r e n o o n an<l 2 In t h e .tftcL ......... t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d l i t . J a i l d'-ctt-i-, lyliiK and b e i n g In Jt*e t ’a u n o o f H e n i lm d e » S t a t e o f l - l e r l d. and d e sc rib e d as fo llo w s: ■ The N o rth e a s t q u a r t e r IN K I-H . of th e N o rth w est f|viitrl#r i N il 1 - 1> o f H e rliu ti :i T o w n . s h i p 21 S o u t h . Mature to K a*t. |i <v t h e l i e s! ti-n a c r e s , r u n ta l n l li i f t h i r t y a c re s m ore o r l>»», a l l In S e m in o le C o u n t s . F lorida. l o a e t h e r w i t h a l l lib ten em en ts, he ie d lta m e u l-' and ap p u rte n an c e s t h e r e t o h e l o r i u l n i t o r in- a n y w i s e a p p - M a l n i n g . I h r s a m e t o he. nylil t . t t l l a f y t i l e hu hi d e c r e e d s I l o K a t H anford. F l o r i d a , t h e 32m) * l u y of. N o v e m b e r , A. I*. F '2 7 ' it. »: o i i i f K t h S p e c ia l M a s te r .. ALU l « SMo l itcliBt oAr R D fo r C onililalnants, ' IN T D K C I U C U I T c n l ’l t r O F T K T IV K N T Y . T i l I III* - i r U M ’IAL. C l t F l ' I T f ' F T i l l : S T A T K 4IF F W l U j I F I IN .VNI> F o i l HK M IN O I.K C 'lil'NT Y. IN I 'H A N i 'K H V . J C J L 'F F O R D , C o m p l a i n a n t , IN A M * F o i l H K M I N o i . K C O U N ­ TY IN ( 'l l A N C K I l Y . II A IVAItl*. e t a l. C o n i p l u l l i u n t s . TO i t v v . i r o y r * i v u i t K K N K , *-t at f*e. fi-nda ill a. r o i t M t . o s l T t i : O F M lg lT M A tll: / . N o T l i ’C O F M A ST K It'M HA I.K N u l l c e la h c i'c t i) u l v e n t h a t u n ilai-xvm l lo p u r s n i o i c a t o t h a t e r r l a r d F i n a l I»--cree o f F o re c io a n rc a tn l S a b - in a d a a m i e n t e r e d o n t h e 22ml d a y o f N o v e m b e r , A. I>. 1922 10 a n d by lire C i r c u i t C o u r t In u m l [or S e m in o le C o u n ts . F lo rid a. In i-hanrery. lo a cause th ere in la-mlltiK w h e r e i n M A I V A I tl ) , II IV IIA U N I *M ,\ H C M F I .T Z a tn l i 'l l A Itt.KH H II I T I IS n r ......... . u n i s , -in-1 II I V . M o s t * IV. t l U K K N K * l r e e n a c r e « I l o u r |i - i r u t r d a m i lh - r kle> l l l . i e h m a o n r . d e f e n d a u t a ; I. It It Ill'l l Mill. S p e c i a l M'a s l u r o f 's a i d c a u s e , by s a i n o cere** a p t»o;do l c d a l i a lt o f f e r f o r s a l e a n d s e l l t o (flu h l n l n - s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h a t p u b l i c o u t c r y b e f o r e t h e I V e st d o o r o f tin- C o u r t I I ouhvi to s a i d .S e m in o le C o u n t ) , IN-irldit. In th e c it y ’-of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n Mouvlay l b . *2nrt d a s of January. A I*F'2a , b e t w e e n III* h o u r s o f I t III t h u f o r e n o o n a n d 2 lo lloa fli-rm to n . ila- p r o p e r l y d - n - r l h . - d In suit! d -c r e e . l y i n g a m t I m in u In t h e C u u i il s o f H e n i ln o l e . S t a l e of F l o r i d a , a n d d - 1e r lh e d n s fo llo w s: Tin- II e a t Q u a r t e r - f t h e N o r t h * -ist Q u a r t e r of tlo- N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c t loll T o w n sh ip 21 H o iith . Italia* .: ii F a s t , l o a e t h e r wi t h a ll th e len e n ieiils h ered ita m en ts and a p p u rle n am -v a t h e r e t o b e l o o K l n u o r to a n y w i s e u p p e r I.l i n i n g , tile ........... In lie s b b l I i sa li-fv I In- r a i d d e c r e e , d a t e d at H anford F l o r i d a , t h e 22nd. iia> o f N u v s t n l t e i , , \ |*. 1937 It I* i m i F F I T I I . S | O', -1,41 M u s t e r 11 M tlK i n i i A l . l . S olicitor for C o m p la lu a m s l | pr*f*ned “ Heitor, woBox xxx c-o Here’s Something We Don’t Charge for . a: (u get that mileage you need to keep them in the right condition. W« can help you do that, with little trouble to you. Think not only of the price you pay per tlr0 hut the price you pay for tires per year. Drop in and let u* show how we can make a definite .saving in money for you. Buy Goodrich Silver towns At , Supply C. E. Myers, President N. K. Corner First and Kim Streets Phone 703 i ‘o . i t p U l i h i n t Christmas!” Nothing is worse than last -minute Christmas shop- T he labcl-“Not to be opened until Christmasl'-is the true symbol of the shopper who considers others Every newspaper is an unfailing suggestoin list of things that father, mother, sister, brother, sweetheart, * „ wife, husband, nephew, niece uncle and aunt would ’ Who* yet* doeir* * l e e s » ( improeed kite. ,vf inott or rosidantUI • property with ^eleli *’, sereice — with *«r ewe ioipectio* a*d no Yod lapo or U nf ' delay#—take tbs mal^'tro.WIt with ns. Uolitpited foods now ’ %«*il*blo for loans in - aorooote of |Z,000 U l iio o .q p o . I t . i r M M j i D IV. a i t K E N R . *-l al.. D cf.-ml i b i s . t. F t i n K i ' L T j s t ' H K <*F Mi r u n ; At l i t , s N*»TI*'K O F AIA STKU S S A | , B .» N o tic e le h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t « ft;. d*-r a n d In p u r s u a n c e t o t h a t r e r t a l r f F i n a l P e r r e * i (if F o r c r b - a n r e . ^n*t h a i r m a d e a n d e t i t e r y i l o n t h e - -2nd-da* uf N -» v e n ib er. A. D- I 5**' etui h i lh*- C i r c u i t C o u r t in a n d fur H. n ilnolc C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . l iiT**nan*-er>. In a c e rta in cauae th en p e n d i n g w h e r e i n U J • J O e F o 1 ^ I* i nil').*l u a n t , and R A Y M O N D AVJ! OUKKNK. G r c e n a i r c e In c o rp o ra te d , and B erk ley B lackm an are flu (. M•I llltS, |. it. If G r i f f i t h . S p e c ia l M a s t e r , . „ f s a i d c a u s e by s a h l d e c r e e a t K :,,,Ini. ,t s h a l l o f f e r f » r eale an*f M i l to *ho h i g h e s t b i d d e r f o r ( a ll * »• n u b i le o u t c r y b e f o r e t h e W # •} d, ui uf t h e C o u r t H o u s e In a a l d H*-mtii*>le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In t h e c |ty uf S an fo rd . F lo rid a on M on­ Hie 2ml. d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. Money to loan on rcaluenco* m dt>.a y 1924. b e tw e e n th e hour* o f 11 Sanford, low in tfre it rate. Box In t h e f o r e n o o n a n d I In t h e a f ­ ternoon. th e p r o p e r l y iU a c r tb e d - ln 503. c-o T U H t r m l u .____ Mild d e c r e e , l y i n g a n d b e in g In t h e c o u n t y Of H e m lrm le *?» Florida, a n d d e e c r lh e d » • f o llo w s . B eg in n in g at the S outhw est corner of th e . . S E I M the TO V O T E R * OF H B R ISO L B g\V t - t o f S e c t i o n *», T o w n e h t p I I S o u t h . K a n g * 3* E ast.* «Jemy » hereby rfhnoinje i n n l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d * , r u n *;*■{ c a n d i d a t e f o r a h e r l f f u f 8 * [ " ln „ ( #77 f e e t. N o r t h 774 fe.-t. W e s t S27 fe el S o u t h IT* f e e t t « p l a c e C ulinly »o b je c t t o . , h * ■**."“ t v of b e g in n in g . A LSO b e g in n in g the D em o cratic pr h e l d In t h e e a r l y p a r t o f J u n * »»*• a t t h e N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r Of t h o — - . .*4i*uy V ery V* »t coin i*. Wr don't charge for it because it niiikca money for us, just ns it saves money for yon. Its (he specialized scrilcc **e gisc wiH* every tire you buy frnni us. It isn't tun in licit to say that this s e r­ vice is just us important as quality in the product,. We know that more miles are built into KHicrtovvns than in any other tire. But person is a reader of advertising. j .-/■■ > e - See nr ad drees really appreciate. Why not make this one a Merry Christmas for your- Advertising will do more to help you solve the Christ­ • * O 'r 1 oc-*l rn'insnl d ,.R , D lirhion l. Salford, Fla# Mortgage Co Political Announcement ___ ^ v AN,V J ffi *} ft! and does buying early, and most often this enviable 27—Money To Loan "anted Female ■■ 3 11— Rooms Without Hoard "QDGE jford Automobile Co. ■ ■■ . 12—Wanted 1’ij; , toys oi all kinds Bn yoles. ScootFor Rent— Furnished room, twin Reasonable Gifts of ail kinds, i.t U’lU .m ; ei'.. Kiddie Kao Electric Trains, I 'r t t.lt f i beds, fireplace, 111 Park Ave. reasonable Prices. Mi-I-ady's Tricycles, Autos, Wagons. SpunXtILLKII ing Goods. Pric s Right. G. \t. I lrt »’*iH*,*| Shoppe, till Magnolia, 1">— Apartment For Rent Deelrh, The Bicycle Store. MlIN T i l l - - i :t « i f T i n : Prompt - Efficient | t-ander Arcade. Political Announcement TIV K N T . • r n ic iA M c i i : FOR R EN T—Phillips apartm ents, Service cry. ok |-’i.Hit IT IT * corner of Second and Oak, two 11 >A I • t: H K M i N u l . i : rr. \ » II VNy'KIlY. and three rooms, private bath— t o t i i i : v o T K i t o o r v c m x u u : (I.ecal Nuliccs) I III V I * i 'oib |d a i tin li I m i it I Id furnished or unfurnished. Recently I ltt*} *iby AiiU4iiitii‘»* m v i’;i p u l l i | n r \ renovated and under new m anage­ f u r r»‘ *i‘i i ‘B| ii. i i i«i tiii* i . f f i r * ’ i#C wlii*rI* *r*nlalit r.i* ttt > and F o u n d •,.» i . . t. tv ,.-i :a r,., t ) itiji |*i l it I ' I V i H H T : ment. Rent reasonable. If f HtM!llli**1u <*i»utll > M|l(tjt'l'l |.» *.*•" f e e l . K a - l 3.M f e e t la • •I’ FI.MtltiA T< • *T i l K tin iicllim ««f i he \ u l « T r t I n l l i *’ |»lai • o f la-ltililiinu, f t " 10 I f |h«*HMcritllr |»rhnury 1*• In* )irhl iii xi 1OK>-1 he l u II ll a ll t lie l< n ini-npt [lid gold "Lady Elgin" FOR RENT— A furnished a p a rt­ Jhin*" • rdv-rud a n d reVoil I will ymjr In-t . - dl l a i m n i « a m i a |iiq| titmi 1 1i e l m i ii VH -*-i t h e sev-**nd d a s n u l l e d * .-1 catch witli gold link I ment and garage. 1101 Elm Ave., i t i i | »| h I *■t , t **s | i p c i f ik11\ > «i y r •*. lla-ielo helanglnii or li 111 ant « ip- of Jltllll.n I1924. to t h e Hill t o lie Mfd f i le d i n .ilm l a|i|>erlaillillU llo - a m e «• .xr 11 \ n i » |dmvn town Sat. night.* corner t l t h st. ,11 to llo* above l o N i l l e f t llo* m i l d d e c r e e , d a t e d ) i f lie S a n f o r d H e r a l d - l u t e d emu* (urn to Mrs. R. E. Tolar A ttractive furnished apartm ents. Haliloid F l o r i d a , llo* I l l i d d. l > p f I a h e r e t o il.'HK l i l t e d a?* t h e n e w s ­ Kolia Avc. Reward. \ -Mill A f*3I Corner P ark and Tenth Sts. (Legal Notices) p a p e r In v v h b h t h i s o r d e r a h u l l he i: l i l l l K I T T I I ) IUlbll»lu-i| Frigidairc installed, w ater and Slice tat May i#IVI I I , , - - llo- o f f i c i a l s e a l a n d t h e (m obiles garag e furnished. Phono 18-J. \\ M H l M l i l i . M . I . 01, III** of 'li-' K l e r k o f r a i d C i r c u i t NOTH.K S o l t e l l o r l o r i " •m o l a l i r •"*. C oor* tt*i- llo- i M h d a y o f N o s • Tilt* .itimnil m r r l t i i E o f tb«- S t u c k e m b e r , 193? tie Bowler may get her CLEM ENTS APARTM ENTS 612 hn lilc ri uf T he H anford flu lh lln a v, i: t ) o i : i u - A S S . P ark Ave. A partm ents—2 nnd I a m i 1.o n n A mxic Ii i I loll w i l l ))■- h e ld i n T ill-: • T t t c i i t i n r i i T o f t i i k Ikct to the Milane at t'le fk T U KN TV T I I M i l l" J t ' D I C I A l d C I l : til t h e o f f i c e o f Mild A x a n H u t Inn, 11v A St. IVKKKH. —g arag e nnd water. Reasonable. lid office. O F T i n : ST A T K O F F I.O IU IM Ph»«e 86V. — j *V ambulance, s p en t a fairly comfort­ ->f the Florida Institute of Accoun- . able, night, it was stated by hos­ a r ts opened its two day confer­ ence hero this m orning with about • NORTHAMPTON. Mass.. Dec. pital physicians today. 1(10 members of the organization in. • '’ ^ x r 1 1 ..—(IN S)— Mrs, Elmira Goodhue r.t e n d a r i c e . M EETIN G BEGi mother-in-law of President Cool»' gr. who was suddenly stricken ------------------- “U ill JACKSONVILLE, Fla. •c l !. PLANT CITY—Contract l u for with influcr./a and rushed to DickWASHINGTON. Dec. !.'• (INS) inson-Cooley Hospital in n city —( IN S )—The q u a rte r.y retln;; _surfacing Plant City berry yardv ir*,(,|j| —The question of whether r a is ­ ing blooded horses is a business - ■---- a#wr— or a pastime was taken under a d ­ visement today by the district court of appeals. Heirs of the late Reginald C. Vanderbilt, who \ : hud a stock farm at Sandy Point. <i ’ I L. I.. contends that raising th o r­ oughbreds is a business; the gov­ ernment contends it is a hobby and a pastime. Sonic $ii2,<KKI in income taxes hinges upon the outcome. The Vanderbilt heirs contend that the late “ Regie" lost heavily in his 'race horse business.’ The gov­ ernment i on lends that it was v. more *-f a fancy thnn a business, , i ml iited the fact the bum s were built of tile and marble and resrmbled (ui Iaces rather than pad dm k- Razors, Fountain Pens, and jet.-*,'1 llumidoe- (igurs. Cigarettes, Va mi ie Sheaffer Pen sets. Bur( L egal N o t i c e s ) Military Brushes, Watches,. Plpe.-V lUlul’, Nunnally's and Whitman’s To present Mr. C. 4\ Briggs with Mennen's shaving -u-ti*. CoiphiAt v *en'l'c ■, Perfume sets. Manicure IN • • • ( » : r ia*i STV J i 't i i ; r u free ticket to the Milan". tion sets of Bill Fold, t ’ig4ifv\*■’ fi »* M f \ i H I ' 1 ' mli and Biu.-ll sets and 1 NT I ST AT I: I 'F Herald office. i a k I i • » i : i l • x I alley's Ding Stow, t'use, etc I.alley's Drui? Stoic* III 1. 1 - 1 I * . M I I .I .K I t. First St. j 1*. . .1 / TRUCK WANTED— Want to buy l\* t I *-i|lT iJUtrllcii* <-»! ill I jin Bih liiivlim ............... second hand truck, about one i* I, i ill i ■ * i*r mu tdl i A ||£. I.AIl l s | ?-,n I *1 ton capacity. Must bo priced Bath Robes. Sweaters, Neck Wear fllive hei an Electric Singer Sewrut ft right. W rite giving full informa­ »TI lint ».it'll Ilf toll uii* Belt Ruckles, Socks, llnndkermg Moi bine. She wants ont. I*> X» i i ' i i f i - ' l . mi l r a*(i ii i r In jir^nriit tion to “Truck." cure Herald. chiefs and Bed Room Slipper*. She needs one. Terms to suk. A l i ' i l.iiiti-* . u n i r l r n i . i m N w Ii U*| i >t»u. o r <*ith. t mC t o n 11>it \ ti,*\i* .(t^M i n hi W A NTED—Columbia or Edison Woodruff & Watson, I'tirt K. Phone SP. »l»r t w i n * s.r Ii *11N I. MII.I.KIt phuqpgrnph in good condition, First St. of S r m i l i o l i * f o u n t t . • 11 o n .In** t ! S h u roll give full particulars anr price. Ad­ XL o f S f i n tiolt* f o u i i l ' . dress Sanford Herald, Box 123. F o r t h e K id d ie s i n lli#* i o i i i i t \ f o t t r t F o r t h e F a m i lv in .I' K l o i lihi. (FORD BUICK. CO. [12 Sr’agonlia Ave. — COOL1DCB KIN GAINS Is Raising Horses Business Or Hobby Question At Court Purchase pepper* and other spring crop seed from Stokes Seed Company. Arcade Bldg., nnd be rssu re d of pure type strains. All seed disinfected. ....10c a Hno educed rate3 i 10-B Plants and Flowers &&J & *& **' . , a c k s o n v il l e , . 4 mas shopping problem than anything else. a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 13, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 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/35a7687360eac31a08da48e54a730935.pdf 05e1424e8da5614f017d4a29d25fe766 PDF Text Text » ” —w- r p i J R NEWSPAPER THE WEATHER U b m t lil |- in Florida’s Hearj grid’s Greatest VegetabJ ion. Its Richest Garden Land Leased Wire International News Service ,UME XIX. Slusi Fund Group Tol Continue Role WASHINGTON. Deo. 12— The S n ate today formally exhe life of the Heed Com­ o remove all doubts of its autlority to hold new inquiriex into the slush fund charge against Senutors-elre-t W illlar 8. Vare of Pennsylvania and Funk L Sm ith, of Illin­ ois. A resolution, sponsored by S enato Reed (D) of Missouri by nn iverwhelming margin. It not ony gave the committee full pevers to institute new, or reopen old investigators into senatoial cam paigns of 1926, but vu.dated all its acts during the la i sum m er, when its au ­ thority was challenged, m the courts. _SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1927. MILITIA TOLD TO STOP BODY FROM MEETING R u th E ld erA n wJ,n- De^ t e Municipal ymg Fair to n ig h t; Tuesday partly cloudy; extreme northwest F lor­ ida. portly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. t& l Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations SOLON TO ASK PROBE OF U.S. AIR DEFENSES Spafford Gives Up Prohibition P o l l IN D IA N A PO L IS, Ik v . 12.— (IN S )—T he proposed prohibi­ tion poll by Am erican (.egion Posts was called off here today by N ational Commander E d­ ward K. S p affo n l who sug g est­ ed it in a recent New York ad ­ dress. “ A fte r careful considera­ tion it seem s th at the matteC is so controversial ns to cause m isunderstanding among our own m em bers and I have decid­ ed not to b rin g the m atter be­ fore th is laaly nor shall I bring it before the National Executive Committee,” Spafford told the national confer­ ence of departm ent ad ju tan ts nnd com m anders of the A m eri­ can l.cgion here today. NUMBER 81, STAR WITNESS ASKS STATE TO DROP CHARGES Atlanta, Dee. 11— (IN8)-1-Ra*h I'l.e ' s when they nfriv e over the Elder, the trans-A tlantic avpatrix, Vnniston A irport. ' In Anniston p rep aratio n s are will arrive in Atlantu l>ec.|20 to Oklahoma Governor Calls On get into a plnno at C an d ler Field going forward for u rousing dem­ eminent Woman Of in honor of the first Congressman James Declares Says Prosecution Sc* Stale Troops To Keep Leg­ and swoop down from the fir nn onstration girl flier to survive an ocean inford Dies SaturThe TremendousAdvance In islature Front ConveningTo Sher hometown of Anniston. Ala flight. The flying field being im­ cured Indictm ents Field Of Aviation Requires iy N ight In SaniS t a r t Im p e a c h m e n t M e a s u re when* thousands will be wni ng t proved and niade into a completo By Fraud And W ere Change In Nation’s Bolides airport. Governors of several state*, --------------------acclaim her. irium At Formosa including Governor llnrdniun of Trying To Ruin H im Court Has Decreed licr itinerary, announced today u At- • oorgia and more th an 10,000 Session I s Illegal Inntn by train from New “ »». rsey, visitors a te expected. Ruth Klder will form ally dedi­ m oving at Terminal Statio over cate the Anniston A irport. She uml Rcprcscntutive Anticipate** tlu- Southern ut 5:211 A. M. * iptuin Haldenian then will heud Savs Country • Should Loam She will lie joined he e by .1 huge purnde which will wind Committee Report Against What Im living Done Hy 'Hu* Haldenian, lier co-p lot in thniugh tin* principal stre e ts of the Governor On Five Charges George ith ComesSudtlenly — ■ Army Anti Nnvy In The Air the during Atlantic flight tlu end- city. A reception will he held at Declares He Labored I when the “ American G irl" Die Alabama Hotel, followed by a OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok la.. Dec. ab B ig : Shock LongForReputation WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 1.1-bed into the oveun an they 12. (INS) Following tin- preced­ weie picked up by u steam et Gap- luncheon There will he a Imiupiet (I NS I With lb»* possihilitir •In­ hi (lie evening and lu ler a dance closed by the At Present In Peril tran s-A tlan tic air ent established by Gov. J. C. (Jack) lain Huldemnu is in Florida at tin* Country ('tub. odyssey of Lindbergh nnd others Walton, in 192.1, Gov. Henry S. .Miss Klder nnd Huldenu i will Miss Klder will spend C hristinas weighing heavily upon the mind COURT HOUSE. CINCIN­ Johnston of Oklahoma, today o r­ hop off from Candler Field about w’ith her mother, ,\frs. S urah Klder, of ntenthers of Congress, Rep. W. png for several montlic. NATI, Ohio, Dec. 12.—John do o'clock th at morning. They dered nut state troops . to .prevent a t "f Annistnn. uml o th er relatives, Frank Jam es, (I t) of Michigan, M&ud A n n o Idikt*. w ifo i o’- She has been granted a leave of tanking Republican on the House meeting of the Oklahoma lu*gisla- j ,*1xpt5 t ,to re<*c‘* Anniston bj 99 o'S. HorRor of Los Anjfelefl, a clock. An escort of Army lanes absence from the vaudeville tour Military A ffairs Committee, today L r r e s t 1-ake, im.H.se.1 a w a y Grand Jury Goes Into Sess­ probably will accompany thei >, and whirh she is m aking on Ixiew's announced that lie would propose Mexican Embassy Declares slnr witness for tho defense irday nijfht at 12 o'clock mem charges. I »ney will be greeted by C frling t ireuit. a thorough investigation of the ion This Morning For Sec­ Financial Agent lias Dip­ who was indicted and ar­ s ta te of the nation’s air defense. “ Keep the legislature from nteet te Florida Sanitarium at ond Week Still Facing Big ing,” was Governor Johnston's: lomatic Standing Anil Is rested on the cltarge of giving The trem endous advance made tosa where ahe hail been Volintn O f Special Business Onlers. Tlu* legislature met ten 1 Not Subject To Subpoena perjured testimony, in tha in the field of aviation may de­ mand u complete change in the days ago and organised investi­ ktient for tiie post three WASHINGTON. Doe. 1 2 .-O N S ) trial of Georgfo Remus for The iirst week's deliberation of nation’s present policies, Jam es committees, the Senate re­ ta. Death wan dm* to the Soninole County grand jury gating asserted. solving itself into a high court of —A sharp conflict between the wife murder appeared before resultec in the return of 11 indict- impeachment to await charge a from "M y own view Is that, in view United States and tho Mexican tho court and demanded that ?r. the home. Various moves in court \ i r • lak when sne sne died died IVen according to presentm of the flights over two oceans, we Government appeared In prospect th Mrs. lubee when |h a t tshaPe b„ n d«liv«rvd to ents the ensured on the part of the govern­ tho indictment against him should seriously consider whether ’' " T i l ' court and filed in the office of ment and last week the supreme the fivc-yenr air program go«s today in connection with the in - ■, , her husband, two d a u g h t-, c, „ k ?h# d ju r weilt into court of the state ruled the session the be quashed. fur enough." snid Jam es. "My voslgation of charge,* that ‘•The Indictm ent againit iw» vraa ndu V , " I ‘his m orning, beginning was not legal. Tugs Reach Ship WhlcH Has Plans Have Been Formulated personal im pression is th a t it dues Guiles government appropriated obtained by the prosecutor by «r‘ n° Mne’tBfc‘ed, Mrs. jt3 gecondweek ^ t h wbat ja The jv ­ criminal court of appeals, not. $1,215,000 und ordered it paid to Wheel And RudderSw For DruwingUp Agreement “ I think the country ought to s death camp suddenly and «.t ported to be a large volume of however, ruled the house members fraud,’’ d e c la rfJ B irger, adding ; i four members of the Senate. lUtinit shock to her many way. Fires Out nut th at tho s ta te was trying to ruin Between Poland Anti Lithu­ know what is being d me w ith the business still facing it for dispa- j had the power to meet and consid One of the subpoenns issued by k Of Crew Anyw here ania To Preserve Harmony sition. | er impenchnient charges. Tim five-year program nnd I shall re- the Semite is for Arthnro Ellas, hia reputation which ho worked he eng came peacefully, Sirs, cum m erd to our comm ittee th at it Mexican financial agent in New fifty threo years to build op. C ourt also convened th :s-#ntrr!T- charges have been carefully guardhaving been in u comatose SAULT ST. MARIK, Mich, Dec. B erger is a w ealthy exposition oil. GENEVA. Dec. 12.—(IN S )—The call ansisstant S ecretary of \Sur York, through whose hands tho ing for the purpose of hearing sev­ since last Sunday night when ling, Gen. Charles McPherren 1 I 2 . - ( I N 8 ) - W l t h the crews of the League of Nations Council Meet­ (fo r nir) Davison, Major-General money is alleged to have passed. prom oter and a boyhood friend o f eral civil m atters and setting the (condition took a tu rn for the was in charge of the troops, lie I 'vr«:kc«l steam ers Altadis and ing nunc to an end (inlay lifter P atrick, chief of the Arm y Air The Mexican Embassy considers Remus. The motion by Berger to At th a t time attending crim inal docket which is expected was ordered to use ns many sold- ’ Agawn guwn safe ashore, scare! was arrangem ents hud been made for Service, nnd Brig-Gen, Fecheto, to consum e all of this week and that Elias hus diplomatic standing quash the indictm ent waa made by ticians abandoned hone of pro­ possibly a p a rt of the following icrs a< necessary to prevent l he continued today for 22 oth»r men ■hawing up u trea ty between Po­ who will succeed him, to leant nnd is immune to subpoenas, hut his attorney, Charles U. Elston. ving her life longer than n few com prising of th** crew if the land and Lithuania to preserve w hat is being done now and what a contrary view is tuken by the B erger then asked Judge C h est­ legislature from assembling. Tlu* patient gradually grew Judge W right hopes to clear tho Mathews Steamship Coniiany’a peace in Kastem Europe. It is ex -1 they think should bo done in the Senate. er Shook for permission to addres* calendar by the end of next The legislative program which ker, her remarknhle vitality week o f all civil and crim inal ac­ was to begin today, according to steam er, Lumbtor, encased in ice petted that direct trea ty negotia­ future." Consular officials nnd other em­ tho court. At tho sam e tim e a movement g responsible for life during tions except those in which he announcement by II. Toni Right, nnd hard aground o ff Pniisenpo tions will be* opened by the Polish “ Your honor," said BeTger, *T ployes of foreign governments nro 48 hours ju s t prior to death, and Lithuanian Governm ents in whs under wav, sponsored by Rep. not exempt from summons except w ant permission to appear before representative from Clnremore. ltdund in Lake Superior. has been disqualified. MeCIIntle, (D ) of Oklahoma, to rs. I<al:t* enjoyed unusually Tugs which reached the ship Jun. A recess will be taken for the:w ho contem plates a comm ittee re­ call Lindbergh, Byrd, Chamberlin where it is m o Kpecified in treaties, the Ham ilton County Grand Jury health until early in the found her wheel ind ru d d er sw ept A financial pact between Bul­ holiday season and court is expectllort against the governor uml was and M aitland—nil troiis-oecnnle according to Semite authorities. which indicted me to prova to tha ing of th is year when she was aw ay, the crew aid life boatj gone, garia und Greece wu* signed ju st said to contain five charges. cd to reconvene early in Jan u ary . filers—before tho House Ntivnl No such treaty exists with Mexico. grand Jury that the prosecution enly taken ill. In May she To this convention, the Mexican used fraud in getting me indicted. It wus scheduled to be adopted the fires out, to r hull l^ickled before the m eeting concluded. A ffuirs C om m itteiv Following are the indictm ents rwent a minor operation ut Embassy replies that it is “estab­ I understand they showed the by the House, transferred th the amidships and filled w ith 'w a te r, League circles were hopeful th at which have been returned thus fa r Jam es fu rth e r declared th a t lie Kernuld-I.aughton Hospital and Senate high court of impeachment, deck indicated the crew hat left the Polifh-Lithuaninn territo rial nnd Rep. Madden (It) o f Illinois, lished practice” to consider con- grand Jury n photograph of • ' by the grand ju ry : a tinio woe believed to have since the storm . dispute hniTbeen settled U|M>n a chuirmun of the House A ppropri­ Milur officers in the sumo class known criminal and said it waa Annia. Irene and David Bellamy action probably taken in suspen­ y regained her health. In AugUpon the manufactured list of sion of the governor during the Although the tugs circleL the basis that rxiU^ prow , lusting, ul- ation Com mittee, fully agreed th at with other accredited diplomats. Mrs. Lake was again stricken and Sadie Jackson, first degree trial and the autom atic ascension Footprints frozen in the ice ist her though this If Elias refuse,* to obey tho prosecution tho indictment w h b |» fu iiia|s i% pot,uni- the Army afldfNnry should Im­ m urder in connection with the fa ­ her condition urns deemed so subpoena and the sergeant- sued. to the governorship in that event is la n d ,searching ,f ° r the 22 n u g l.*-*>-«!, Premier, An mediately Its (Ull w artim e Senate at -arms is ordejed to tuk« , him iral th at it necessitated her re- ta l-s h o o tin g of Albert. jUatfiner of Lieut. Gov. Willium J. Holloway. comprising the crew, no trace of m arts, of I.ithu/.nfu, tinted that “I worked ail my life fow stren g ih In uirplanc.f lit Hawaii into custody an liwkwurd Mexicanvul to Jefferson H ospital ut on June 26, 1927. All arc charged According to . plans announced, them was found. If they made future uh.laelea ntay arise. reputation and I want to aefe uml I’unamo. with discharging the gun and aid­ American situation nuiy arise. t&ilelphia. Holloway Is to lie asked to issue n shore on the Canadian mainlutsl Under th e $130,IKK).000 five-year The State Department is consid­ It. I’rosocutor Charles P. The council m eeting ju»t ended fter diagnosis by surgeons a t ing nnd abbetting the others. who was responsible for B .. . . . _ proclamation calling the legisla­ they are h a trackless wildernest. wns the first in which Soviet Rus­ program , u iience-tinie basis nnd erably concerned over it. W alter Mosely, charged with Philadelphia institution, M rs. ture into spcciul session at once If th<-y notched th e Americist sia, t ’o-nperated dir»*ctly with the n w ar-tim e basis is outlined, but indictment objected to Bergar3| The Senate’s investigation into forgery in the name of R. F . King e underwent another operation for general legislative purposes. shore 11 niles aw ay some wottl allied powers in behalf of the s e t­ Jam es und Madden bold th e dis­ the Mexican situation will sturt on speech before the court. on u check for $8 made to the her condition was declared to should hnvt* been received frofi tlem ent of an interniitiunul q u ar­ tance of Panama nnd Hawaii make Thursduy. A number of executives Judgo Shook then soldi such that she could never re- order of I. N. Lam* and endorsed them befort! now. it necessnry th at the a i r ' forres o f tho llearst NiWipnpers have rel. The Soviets nre expected to by lont Lane uml fj. O. Mitchell "I will hear complete argument* er. Mrs. Lake remained u patiThe 22 nentbers of thu crew t;f participate in the next m eeting of there be on a w ar footing a t all been subpoenaed. on this matter tomorrow." Judge at (lie Jefferso n Hospital for with intent to defraud Mitchell. the Aguwu told vivid stories i t th e Preparatory D isarm am ent nnd times. W alter G rant, charged with em ­ Shook told Berger he had no con­ trly three m onths. H er su ffe r­ Although there is less sentim ent hardships. Waves broke over tl» Security Commission in Mur., bezzlement of an uutomoblle in­ trol over tho proseautors office : was p artly allayed by expert am ong the naval nffnirs experts stranded steamer, and b itte r ze*t which may lend to the Moscow nnd he did not know o f the indict­ v and lift* w4ts prolonged by trusted to his cure by Mattie increasing the winds aw ett through the butterdl Government’s becoming signatory in C ongress for Johnson. ment until it was returned. vrral blood transfusions. cabins. The men had nothing #t to it general security pact, l a t e r navy’s a ir foreu, Rep. B ritten, (It) Robert Livingstone and Gather* In November Mrs. l-okc was re- j Illinois, sniil th at lie would pro­ j ire W illiams, charged with breuk- With approxim ately f»,0<HI e x ­ ••at und sicnkt-d tobacco to keep Soviet Russia may lie invited to of ved from Philadelphia hospital ; ing und en terin g with intent to service men In Florida who h a w down th«< pangs of hunger. pose tho building of olio new uirBrock And Schlee To join the lamguo. d brought back to Florida where i commit a felony, a store building not secured their adjusted com­ erwft ca rrie r cucli year. The air The ship is a to tal loss with The next m eeting of th e League force can ’t Is* increased until more Seek Altitude Record entered the Sanitarium ut For- of J. C. Howell and It. M. Wil­ pensation. American I-egion mem- 200,000 bushels of grain in h»r PITTSBURGH, Dec. 12— (IN S ) Her condition for some ID liams with intent to steal money, hers in this state have launched u hold. Concern is still felt for thru* Council probably will be held in ru rrie rs are provided lie urgued. — S ecretary of I s h i r Jam es J . DAYTONA BEACH. Fla., Deo. ys continued to be as good us goods nnd chuttels valued a t $50. campaign to secure the names of o th er ships m issing on the lakqt Home. The suggestion th at the “ A irplanes will neviur Teplnce Davis' “ pence conference" to s e t­ m eeting I h* held in the Italian Cap­ | 12.— (IN S )— Edward F. Schlee and uld he expected, atten d in g. physibattleships.” asserted Rep. Butler, three days. They are th e Saska­ ,1 Joe Beal, charged with break­ every person eligible for such ital was evidently inspired by n (R ) of Pennsylvania, cliiiirtnan of tle the. 1927 coal strik e, ap p a r­ t William 8. Brook, round the world s reported. L ast Sunday she . , enl(.rinK [nto the Sanford compensation and us part of Hie toon, King mill Ijik e Chelnn. ently will resolve itself Into a P»d into unconsciousness uml ex- Filling Station, ,v.„ „ r,.,^r*v ,.f The steam er M artian is ntL'l dm ire. to nlluy th e F ranco-Ituliun the Naval A ffairs Committee. gathering o f d istrict presidents of flyers, will take o ff Wed: the property of drive, thp Campbell-Icoaidng post pt for b rief intervals never re­ W. II. Reitz, J. II. Pyle nnd P.-W. of Sanford has designated Decern- aground on Hare Island, but ils friction, w hie It developed over con­ “ B attleships ure the T unny und tho United Mine W orkers of morning on thslr attempted • ined her faculties. crew is no longer In dungcr. The flicting interest* in the Balkans. Dempsey and nirpluncs nro the America In W ashington tom orrow. ance flight to break the Bell, with intent to steal goods her 15 as the day for enlistm ent. Benny I**nnard of m jr N ational Mrs. Lake is survived by her and chattels. This was the indication hero to- record of 52 hours and 23 . It is estimated that there are steam er Kudos was in precarious defense." uhund, two daughters, Mrs. duv as officials of ull b u t ouo coni they announced here today. Fndell Williams, charged with about 200 World War veterans in condition u ftc r strik in g a rock in “Airplanes are like rifles—you coitpuny in W estern Pennsylvania After going over their p onroe B. Hutton und Miss Dlaudc* breaking und entering the dwell­ Seminole County who have not W est Neebish cut o f S t. M arj’s can’t tell how muny you need. iionoimced refu sal of th e invitn- “Pride of Detroit” the two fli ike, all of Sunford, and one sis- ing of (J. D. Bishop with intent to signed for their compensation. River. She was reported leukiig Battleships nre fo rts—and they'll turn of tho S ecretary of L abor’s pronounced it In “perfect co badly. Tugs rushed to her, r, Mrs. Julian Carpenter of steul goods and chattels. Those who hnve not ure urged to he aflo at when the airplanes are proffered invitation. arksonvillr. tion’’ for tho flight in which they Charles Giles, charged with for­ call at the office of A. R. I’latt, perforated with bullets. They Funeral rites are to be held this gery of name of Ethel Prison to 114 1-2 North Park Avenue, on Rhodes Scholarship The B ertha Consum ers Coni- hope to stay tn the air for m m ay be badly dam aged, hut, ?any, so fa r ns is known, here, hours. A test flight was held y ternoon at 3 o’clock at the Holy note payable to tho .Seminole Thursday of this week and huve planes nre auxiliaries and will con­ C the by Brock and Schlee to WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—(IN S) only largo coal com pany, tvrday ross Kpiscopal Church with the County Bank for $22. Winners Announced __________________ _____________ their applications filled out. An P that hna signified Us intention of Just the plane and to becoma ______ —Tiie New England floods caused tinue .to be." v. Mortimer Clover, rector in Archie McRae nnd George Hud­ American Legion member will |*> sending u represoututivo to tho climated to air conditions o' SWAKTIIMOKE Pa Dee Pi— nn aggregate damage of $30,000,son, charged with breaking and on duty all day to assist veterans (contlnuei; on page four) Daytona Beach. They plannod meeting. entering thp store of if. C. Morgan. in this matter, It was announced. Negro Sentenced To ( I N S )—The w Inners of the M winners front the Green Moiyitain In wiring acceptance o f the in­ other test flight today. George William*, charged with Placing an average of $l,f.0rt Die For Killing Girl vitation, the officials o f the Ber­ embezzlement of u Ford roadster, to each of th«. 5,000 veterans re­ « tha Company made it plain, how­ here today by R esident Frank The delegulinn headed by Senvalued at $300, fjpm R. J- R**'* maining in Florida who have nut GOLDSBORO, N. Dec. 12.— ever, that it had nothing to d is­ Uprisrnj? Of Mo ('cell Westfall, Harry Terwilli- applied for compensation. It is Aydelotte, of Swarthmon* Col- *t°ra Grwn and pa!* and the eiiVermont ilelegntlon in the (I N S )—Thursday lu»t 15-yeur-old cuss with tho representatives of Awaited By 0 ger und William Beatty, charged pointed out that this means that lege, American secretary to the House, also included Frank P. Beulah Tedder, tenant farm er’s tho United Mino Workers and was with breaking and entering tha somn $7,500,000 i* still available Rhodes Trustees. Th* states represented with Ih) P*‘*Wgc, president o f th* 1V o r ',daughter, waa found knifed to merely attending the conference store of B. I*. Perkins with .Intent as part of the distribution o f cer­ MANILA, Dec. 12 (IN S )—l nunwj of the student and his mont Marble Co., and representa­ death in u tobacco field near her out of deference to the President! ing attacks from tho Mora tificates In 19-17, the year of ma­ tive of Gov. John W. Weeks. nnd the Secretary of Iotbur. W rings In tha two flig h ts j "Scurry. dlargedw U h ” reakhome. Friday l-arry Newsome, 32, in the Province of Laaao, turity of all adjusted compensation. university include: “The material assets of the kich will compete In the short- j J Jj , fntering the home A Arkansas: William Nash, Uni­ people," Pat ridges aid, ’have bren negro, waa apprehended and charg­ stabulary of Mindano has ed with the crime. He waa rushed Father versity of Chicago. L’ U U IC 1 And x a i i u Son o w n uShot n t i l , | ordered to prepare ffor o r oral severely injured hut their spirit to tho state bustilo at Raleigh T L t 3 S A*™ _______ Terror Reigns Among Alabama: louden Guldens, Bir­ and courage an* better, than over. when In Row With Warden patch received hare today mob violence seemed Immin­ University. Tho letast official figures on the ent. i n . , a , w;r: Missionary To Speak Transylvania People mingham-Southern newspaper La Yahguar Georgia: Thomas J. Humilton, dam age^n Vermont Ylono shows Saturday he wiih taken back to wterday of tha qualifying rounds. Wednesday In Eustis JACKSONVILIJ2. Fla., Dec. 12 Jr., Athens, Ga., university of an aiftfrt'ffiitc • • *lo»i of*•**-* Tho expected upristn; jHIrty --••••— million Goldsboro for triul, but tho trial Flight A will bo composed of i »» LONDON. Dec. 12—(IN S )—A Georgia. — (IN S)— Leslie Salas anil Ills son Mores was said * dollars. The damage to highways, reign of terror reigns in Transyl­ • Mississippi: W alter C. Watkins, lnc| a(jjn(f bridges destroyed, could not be completed in u day, Arthur were in u local hospital spired by the withdraw! vania. where Roumanian students and he was returned to Raleigh. today after having been shot S J*J W * t i g s . E S W 1. «*Jr « 5 Memphis, Tenn; Princeton Uslv. h„ ^ estimated at $7.000 000. nor Johnson of Lanao, Higgins, LeRoy vs Spencer. Army lender and a have been engaging in pogroms j to the t Tennessee: William B. Derry- T hu m|oimj repri.*enU a loss of $23 Sunday the trial was resumed, nnd twice yesterday by State T k m ll Herbst V* Herring, E. Vihlen v a , w1!1^5 n*£.,oc|c jn the against the Hungarians and Jews berry, Columbia, Tenn., Unlv. of for ev(.ry man woman anil child in the afternoon Newsumo was n a raw said to bo over confUca- £ med b the Joh Powell, Melting vs Dr. S. Puleston nesday night at „ .l>ori|. according to u Budapest dispatch convicted and sentenced to dii> in tion of gam odrsps by Terrell, a appoijjtee of th(1 U u appointee “ M » . » • 0 . W. Spencer Jr. W -udilorm™, * Eu«,b. ■today . to the Daily Mail today. Virginia: Chas. I. Claves, Unide |t gation presented to the the electric chair on Friday, Jan. deputy game warden. General Leonard Wood. ing to an announcement An alleged Roumanian committee versity o f Virginia. Thu wouiuls of the Salas father Flight B will include pairings President a plea for his assistance 13. ill be the dispatch stated, is investigating und son were pronounced by a t­ J* follows; Symea n loidwig, J. Major Noble’s subject Today Newsome was back in the in securing federal funds for re­ P?* the disorders and while doing this state prison at Rulicgh, ,this time tending physicians as superficial. Suit A gainst Lodwig vs Pittman, Jones vs Mor- “Conditions in India" habilitation work. The Presidents More Georgia Cars gress that is being made by Lhrts- is terrorising witnesses who pre­ According to investigating o ffic­ on death’s row. "1. Bannon vs Highleyman, Page attitude was not revealed. Gets Started tain workers In the east. Mereoptl- sented evidence Implicating Rou­ ers, Terrell warned the wounded * White, Melach vs Powell, Fort Coining To Florida cUn slides will be shown in con­ men to stay out of his yard aad manians. PLANS LONG FLIGHT »* Ball and Gray Va C. E. Meyars. W eek End Accidents I*ONTIAC, Mlclt. rommemed firing on them as they Excitement was described as In­ In the blind bogey torunament nection with the lecture. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Dec. 12 Major Noble, who was reared in tense. The Roumanian Minister of —A series of mo mine towards him. A fter firing CHICAGO, Dec. 12.— (IN S )— ytalerday, Clyde Chgpnian turned Take• Toll In Tampa — (IN 8 )— Automobiles of Georgia Eustla, has charge of s«v»n hos­ ___ _ Capt. Joseph F. Donncllan, former fnur shots he was attacked and Jii.000,000 “breach In a gross 00 with a handicap pitals in southern India and aver- the Interior was urged by the Hun­ registration outnumbered thaio brought by Henry •f 20 nnd net 70 to win first Z__ i xnn nn#rations annually. garians to visit the district nnd dis­ from other states passing over the TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 12. - ( ! N S ) — sir mail pilot, todzy announced badly beaten up. Ck Inland miss the Roumanian committee, the that nn Jan. 1 lie Mould take o ff i *«*. 'C. E. Meyers with a gross ages U 0 0 ®P***‘|®*J*. Imli> on mus ine noun St. Johns River Bridge soutkbou.id Two were dead her* today a* a | |.«M)D of thu old fmtr Chicago on an 18,000 mile IIOONER TO INSPECT ,01* handicap 30 and net 70 had The visit i n , dispatch raid. according to the weekly report of result of week-end accidents. John t against H enry ""nd place with Herring wltn December 30 after n short v. . -----bridge officials. Howard Keel, employee «>f the J. i G'kIu to tho capitals o f many and the Ford Motor WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 2 — (INS) DOI.K HAS OPERATION New York was second in number G. Graham Bottling Company, died h"Uth American countries, Circuit Judge Frank Swretary Of Commerce Hoover f t % iraann1i" P ° f 20 *n‘‘ 'Wt ' f h T j f f i ' i s conlially invited ’•'* of cars and passengers, Alabama in a local hospital last night from court hero today. will leave Friday night for hij jJJann LeRoy playing over the hear Major Noble. A,hm“ *>"" TO HOLD BIG RAGE BOSTON, Dec. 12. - ( I N S ) — was third and Ohio fourth. Mach- injuries sustained when n bit-and The suit a*'k» the final inspection of the Mississippi James D. Dole, the Hawaiian pine- ines bearing the tag of Canada run motorist struck his automobile '"f*I course Sunday turned in on<* will be free. INDIANArOLP1. Im!., Doc. 12. •t<HMl region. He will visit Baton tom th.* exact nple king and Pacific airplane outnumbered sixteen of the states, on state road 5. throwing him into *>eat amateur scores recorJAT v’Al.DEZ the stockholders —I INT)—Three notions may par- Rouge, Greenville Mins., nnd prize donor, was successfully op­ J °n the links for some time.' TO LI NCI! AT >AI*ir ------------------------ a ditch. He is survived I'V his Cunmany, which Fi tiiipntc in the int-rn itionnl auto- t ral points in Arkansas, erated nn for gnll stones at Faulki STUART — Southeastern Ice widow, two daughters, nnd • ’ ( * * » . "e. LeR°y scored a 77, going out n federal receiver In The Kiwanis Club w'llHobl .1* nor Hospitri t*»!av. — Company p rep arin g to build pack- Alice, 12. Elizabeth 8. and Jac k .’10. mobile speed rare to dfteri Inc the , a 30 and coming In in 38. His REACH—“ Mnrninr d.tHW. The irorid’s fnnii t stock car • n th. , I• VYTONA ,.?ekly fi. f-inl wM „ follows: w w k ,F luncheon & 5 S ? i u r k i i C J S & r S X "■H m S i ™ i h W , . v „ : l i i . l w i » p t h o . p u b u .h * o 12:15 o’elock at the PENS.ACOLA—This place plan3-5.4.(J..1.4-4»5.r»—39 according to an snnounrenunt to •here. Rlvsr whsn his speedboet c*P«l*«d. .according to prespsete here today.ih«rt, „ aiw ers toe sou w nlnj for big canning factory. i" , 4-f*4-fiJ2-5.2-fl-6— 3* day by L c* Merrtary. I*UI 77 Live I n Church [hib, Social Work Relieves Five Year Program Too Small SEMINOLE GRAND ...... 'Jiw has SHARI’ « m i C T IS SliEN BETWEEN U. S. AND MEXICO ram 11 INDICTMENTS STEAMER’S CR SW LEAGUE MEETING OF 22 MEN STLL ENDS AS TREATY MISSING IN LAKE jASSURES___ _PEACE LegionMakes Plans To Secure Rest O f Claims Of Veterans Mine Operators To R e f u s e Invitation Of Secretary Davis Delegation S e e k s Presidents Help In New England Flood airings Are Made n Tournament To itart Next Sunday *732*31 SSSSi. jr jb Berger Asks To Speak To Court �DEC.'10,*102 ■ J b li^ ly t l .T h M f .|m d S fifta Writer lation increase* ■ Da rid Walsh aK Nsvs&errlre BUN (H ut, DM. 1 0 .- 1 tare heavyweight champion* fall, and Ik 1 l«. one of the toughest schedules 3V«ry complied for a Cadet eleven. In addition to Yale, riftid-stunner, jojst Harvard' and the N avy,,, Jfptre Datno Is also met, and the power­ ifcf bredicted, the ful Methodist eleven, CD'being that Tex whichSouthern was the sensation'' of ./tha promote both of them S mpfey will appear in Southwest, has also been added, . e last. Ihcidenltalty, it making five major en gagem en t WJI he Dempsey's only start of the for the Cadets. HtMldlgu, there being ho dispoaltW.oh hU pdrt hr anybody else's to five any ellmlriatloft contests a Jack Delaney Wins passing thought. Trtjls was tlw Information that F r o m Berlenbach cam* to the writer today froth A soothe that just cannot be Ignored. In Decisive Battle Apparently, the business is on. The elimination tourney, to cal­ CHICAGO, Dec. 10 — (I N S )— led, would see the thing ever be- Jack DcLahey's ' fir st night" in f«r*,K starts with all. conten don Chicago was a big success, ns considered to be eliminated except far as Delaney and 5,COO boxing Jatf Sharkey.jmft. Tom fftiuty. fans were concerned. For Paul Why Ute forebesranco in their cas- Berlenbach and promoter Jiin gaT WslL.tboy.bkV# to send some Mullen, it wasn’t so “h o t” one/ In there xHth*Tttnney fob that The Coliseum was only h slf Util championship bout. My in- filled last night when Delaney, fortnatloMltliat some one will be the retired light heavyweight :#y-Hceney champion o f tho world, again salt­ sodden break ,wl iia A»notJnceir.«nt m was to have had more pan matches under Rickard's ■jafaV;vh, ' 1 . x - ed Berienbkch away, undoubtedly for the last time. The Bridgeport >,lugger won by a technical knockout in tht> sixth round. The ahiftly Delaney had too many guns,-for the once formidable Astoria nssasln. Jack tore into him at the ffrkt gong and weakened aim with terrific rights to th.« MlnorLeagui On Major’s p Fl3NT Mich., Depi 10.—Tlire* ing machines, pumping outtt hynie lightening installations, a a host 6 t other labor gaving dev .ea are providing work for auto­ mobile engineers to do nftcr they havo finished their term of service in the field for which they were built. But it remained for Robert Ballinger, of Portland, Ore. to dcrise for such an engine one of the most novel utea which has come to the attention of the Buick factory CHARLIE TUCKER. G. > heio. ' . Por the past four years, Balling­ er has befn using the engine from a 1014 four-cylinder Buick to run a miniature railroad which he oyarr.tea at Oaks Park, a Portland amusement place. His.train is also an annual feature o f the Oregon State Pair at Salem. Ballinger's father, who is mans- 'CECIL BECK ft-B- C a « t. W > B IL L M ID D L E K A U F F IOM TOM FULLER fired. Whan they rushed out to the tcene. of the shooing, the father was dead, a suicide, and Francis, Jr., was in a dying condition. 1 TALKER Q.n or ton warm-up championt the World the Tuftkee Hi-la July. Then, It beln| M, piease ms xancar. w wui uc hieago forth* third IpUodt “oubie la anticipated In mak rsr Tunney in tha seventh inclusion, by the way. has to feeling here that k third r-Tdnp«v fight will'out* e second, the idea hying ehraged clthen usually to bog office man coming , The .number of horpbres ik Dempsey got the worst Heglon, at w# ley et the Could take. He landed several times with that once deadly left, but lb. lacked steam and if Delan­ ey was hurt by any of them he gave no evidence of the fact. Starting the sixth, Delaney un­ leashed hi* pile driving right, alternating with right crosses ami vicious uppercut*. Uertcnbuch went down. But wouldn't take the count. He staggered to his feet and wad­ ed ip. Delaney could bo hard ad­ vising referee Jimmy Gardner to stop the fight, Gardener hesitated while Delaney uncorked a few more withering rights. Paul's knees were sagging when the referee called a halwt. It was the fourth meeting be­ tween Berienbsch and Delaney. The latter had stopped him twice and on another occaion won a de­ cision in 16 rounds Berlenbach holds one 16-round decision over that the poll would be taken on tiiTto question: "Shall the Eighteenth Amendmept and the Volstead Act be ap­ proved aild continued? Shall the Eighteenth Amsndmnet be contin­ ued: Shall tlie Volstead Act he umeuded so ns to permit the uses of light wines and beers with the usual natural percentage of alco­ hol? Father Shoots Two Sons Because Thby Are Deemed Insanfe A fter It was ail over, Bcrlcnbach packed away his gloves curcfully saying he would keep them LONDON, Dec, 10.— (IN B )— IJnaa a souvenir qf his last fight, t'aul said this wus positively hi., like American students, mn/iy of I ASF.DANA, Cal., Dec. 10.— < last ring appearance. whom nn- r.uiii to Imve an unholy IN S)— A futher and two sons were penchant for *>nthotic gin.Britlsit lend here today, because according students are facing the menace A too much tea. Tco liberal allowances forspendmoney and tod many sessions nt afternoon ten with women students are the causes of most of the duwn'ullx of youths in this coun­ try, according to Dr. A. D. Lind­ say, the Mast of Balliol, one of the Greasing 75c branches of Oxford University. ment of Edward E. Spafford, TIRES & TUBES These solemn warnings were national commnndcr of the Amur, sounded by I)r. Lindsay nt a meet­ Belter quality for ienn Legion, that a country-wide ing of the Parent’s Association, less money. poll would bo taken Mny 16, 1028, when the fathers and mothers of among legion chapters and many Oxford and Cambridge stu­ CECIL L. RINES women's auxiliaries, to sound out dents gathered to hear some valu­ 1601 W. First 8L sentiment on the prohibition quest­ able information on the menaces ion. * Asserting that there had been a popular vote by the people on th* adoption of the Eighteenth A­ mendment, Spafford, in recalling the old cry thnt “soldiers were not given the chance to vote”, declared ST POINT, Doc. 10.—(INS) iw Eaefsrn football nJign•^UpHMtod hsro by. the animont that the Army would U>\ard in footbell in RJ28. Crimson 1* wt tha CadaU'sche. far'VfW .'first tint*, in 18 !AmericanLegionTo computing a loose canferof .Yale,-Harvard, Princeton, Order Nation-Wide laylvanik* West Point and Anlls whioit prom ises to ex«rt n Poll On Prohibition t influence on titular claims g the eastern seaboard next, wording to tho Army sch-ilul-, C*Uets .will foe# Harvard, Yale P ^ J j j t o Wfll face Harvard, Cctun and Army, and .Harvard tjnr Penp„ Arnjy and Yalo. Navy haa engagements with I and tho Army, while the karo will do battla with HarLand tha Navy, To atand at the of th|s 1 grpqp wjlt mean n t deal next year, odd will dbly give tho t4»m bn top a ly cUlm on tha vaktaro crown. Army schedule calls for the which confront the college youth of today. Differing from the "American problem” no warnings were sound­ ed by speakers ngainst gin and cock-fails, late hours and peitlni’ parties. Tin* most serious moral menace Dr. Lindsuy could scrape up wo,- the evil of to much tea drinking in feminine society. “I had a case of this sort to deal with not long ago," said Dr. Lind­ say. “A young man nt Balliol went thoroughly to the had, nfter a careful investigation the only thing I could discover to account for it was that he made a habit of going four tim es a week to tea at Lady Margaret College, a woman's in­ stitution.” to friemio. the father. Frauds F.. SUvena, 61, a prominent banker. brooded over the mental condition of bin two boys. 4 the elder non, Franci.1 . Jr., 2tl use. He drove It several years, making repeated tripe to Califor­ nia in it the days before the pres­ ent splendid highways were built. Then in 1023, a-power plant wap needed for the miniature-rnilWay which Ballinger planned to build, and the Buick’s long record o f ser­ vice suggested adaptation o f its engine to the new use. With 72,­ 000 miles showing on its speed­ ometer, the Bulck was dismantled, and the locomotive was built a ­ round its power plain, the carbu­ retor, starter lever, switch, and generator being retained. Ballinger reports that his son has operated the locomotive for four seasons without p brakedown, averaging 5800 miles a season. It hauls a train weighing 3,COO pounds light and 8,000 pounds leoded , gnd though it has covered well over 100,000 miles, still has an ap­ parently indefinite capacity for service. • r •’ manner in which ti •eagues control the «* time. It was brought closing session m , „ primanding the thr«* d cults and western snd di3te,,or acceplin* Most Valuable „ T co!,rj?8d * « «nllarium here, w itL /th l next lew1 g m irau L ' doomed, it was said, to probable the Unit*.! States will bo dependinsanity as the aftermath of injur- ent upon chsmlstry for a lot more ICS received in an automobile wreck synthetics than gin. Thr younger son George, 10 also But, according to Charles L. -uttered mental trouble, friends RceHe> chief executive of the E. I. a “• Dupont Corporation, -and a promHarasaed by his dark thoughts, inent figure at the- American 1nsthe father yesterday took his tituto of Chemical Engineers, the younger son with him and drove to United States fifty veers hence the sanitarium where the older boy, isn't going to bo confined to synwas being treated. Before leaving!thetics. the car he shot and killed thoj Other engineers of note, while younger boy and then entered tho emphasising tho' Important part sanitarium, police reported. | chemistry is destined to play in He found his elder son on the coming epochs, felt that there are tennla courts. What transpired certain fundamentals beyond the there before the shooting is not icnpe of tha science, known. Attendants heard two sh a ll A synthstic kiss might be con- & ,n0*n 10lhto«vi Wt«t‘‘It kis opposed cocted in n laboratory, but there is no present market for the com­ modity with nn * abundance of the real thing available. ’• The principal foods arc still go­ ing to be grown . in the old way— ; solar energy plus, rain, earth and manpower. "Chemistry can’t pro­ duce food without raw materiula to work on," Reese explained to­ day. "Consider the ..unmeasured energy of the sun, required to. pro­ BRADENTON—14! duce our agricultural crops. If lot for construction chemistry could generate the pow pier here. Prominent Chemist. Declares Synthetic Kisses Might He Concpded If Present Amply Supplied Market Fails __. DALLAS, Tex ru. —Sjx hundred dfle^L " w l Minor u J S r t ajl but the National Board* of j Went enroute to their £ following the f i n a l * baseball pow-wow. Perhaps the most «vent of the conventS of the a « 3 banking nervice, in that which tna and helps depositors to get the beet from their own individual effort ini ing themselves or their business. WE ARE EQUIPPED Cordially , FOR SERVICE T h e F ir st N a tio n a l B la order to obtain delivery last for thousands of miles^ Cars and trucks will be delivered strictly in die order i which orders and deposits ^re received, . , MATH . no . ' SALESMEN R. E, Herndon—J . F. Hodges—Geo. W . McRory—J . L. H u n —H, C. Douglas* * ’ matter wuat uuu ol me :i..tuh, no nutUr wkat the business conditions arc, you’ll find the home you want advertised in out Went M ake som eone ! this Christmas. Gi' D elivery will be 1 for 1928. you wish, morning. �. The Sanford Herald H «*n • a a d a r a t la a lc H . FlarMa. i 4 l l H ava alia A rra ie . R id ir tt ha w e n t r l u a m atter Ortahar ST, ISIS, a t fke P»»l»ttl*» at (Miafara. FlortOa, a a d rr art at ra a tiM * a t Marrh X I W . The News B oosting Florida - • ,*'*« • The New York Daily News, which a t times hna not been any too kind in its comments upon Florida, recently published, a Florida section containing considerable advertising an d ’ publicity for this state. The publicity was, however, of the most praiseworthy kind and reflected the general progress; HOI. LAND U DRA.N _______Rdltar Florida is making despite handicaps under which many other it. uowAHto n r .n o _____ n»»»t»r sections might not surmount. KAIU.r K. JOVF-S .. M aaastac C t lt i r Read by ten to fifteen million persons daily, the News IVBSCRIPTION HATM Oat V rar _______ rr.M story about Florida has brought to the Sunshine State pub­ Mix Month* _______________ »3JW licity and advertising that could not be offered through any T l t r r Month* .......... fl.TS n» rnnrlrr pm t Weak _______ t*.!3 medium. The effect of the stories is bound to react tremend­ T kr llrrald , Xaaf.rd'* p laaerr arma- ously in favor of Florida, which should be especially appre­ M ttr . aakarrlhra ta the la trra a - ciative of the comments since they come from a publication llaaat M m i X errtrr rreelxla* from thU nnprrla# arw a erga at nation which heretofore has been none too friendly. t w r l t r thaaaaad ward* datlr ra v rr. tag all th r Iradlaa ra ra ta at tk r The Tampa Times points out th at one of the best articles rn llrr world. T h r I. It. I. la r«in the New York newspaper is found under the caption of a rrla llr rfTIHrat la Florida and It* anaaarr ml handling ata tr arw a la "from Frenzy to Friends" part of which is as follows: w lthaut rnu*l. "For centuries Florida stirred the imagination of those TH E POLICE know C hicago's T hr llrrald la a m rm hrr at Ib r Aadll Hurra* a t f'tm ita I laa*, aa who did not know her. There, Ponce de Leon sought the leading gangster*, bootleggers, hila trra a tla n a l A taarlallaa at Pahllahrra. A drrrtlarra, and Adxertlalag Fountain of Youth. Other world-conquering and money-hun­ jnckers, gam bling house keepers, Agrat* which rran lrra ra rh Pab- gry Spaniards wasted energy and lives there, trying to find etr., intim ately. Why not lock them II.bee m rm brr la aabpall la a up. as they are imh-ntified and keep t boron,fh audit at *ab an iatlaa the gold-paved streets and trees th at dripped rare jewels them locked up. list* In a rd rr la v rr ltr aboolalrlr all rlalnt* at rlrra la tla a a* w rll a* and precious metals. k « t n l haalnr** malhada. "For the past two or more years, a similar parallel ex­ IN COLORADO m iners nro up m erely because they be­ MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1 9 2 L ~ isted in Florida. The money-seeking of the country turned lrckod long to the I.W.W. nnd in C al­ greedy glnnces on the slate that promised to be fertile ground ifornia an educated woman accused Till'. UKRAI.D'I I'ftOCnAM l r - l > » m i ) la f llf and ra a a tf ad- for big profits. Tales were relayed to all parts of the country of on i rone except com m unistic m lnUtralloa, I ^ - llp r p f r w ater route* to Jaehoa*- telling of the huge amounts of money people were making in political opinions, not approved Ttlle. by the m ajor.ty, w as sent to juil X fo a» tru rtlo n of Ht. John* Indian Florida real estate. Yes, money was made. But what was for many yen i s. H irer 1‘aaal. dr—laauxnm lton «t m onthjr “Par more important than the money was the fact that friends' I p Week." were made. People became acquainted with the real Florida, A CHICAGO police com m issioner X— Angmentlag of bn lid lag 'a r°grnat—h»u*e«. hotel* apartmeaT~ not the fictitous one! Money flurries and fairy tales soon recently said th at m ore than h alf ba**e*. gravitated into the realization that Florida was a substantial the police force engaged in boot­ n.— A Commanltr Cheat. T.—CamplefIon of r ilf beautltlea . living ground, with a climate, resources, and advantages legging. T h at, p erhaps, accounts for liberty enjoyed by recognized tin a program. that were most attractive. A—A new and modrru hoapltat. gang »ters and m urd-T ers. There "People who started flirting with Florida for a good should be some way to m ake o r­ BIULE VERSE FOR TODAY ganized crim e as dangerous fo r the SEEK YE TH E LO R D :- Seek time as well as a gold mine, suddenly becoming seriously in­ ciitninnls as it is fo r the public. the Lord, and his stre n g th ; deck his terested in marrying her and settling down for life. Fervent face everm ore. Psalm 106: 4. but flash-in-the-pan infatuation became life-long love! The f'. S. K llE SG E , of D etroit, head PRAYER: We glory jn Thy promise, Lord, th ry th a t seek me tendency of those Florida-friendly to adopt the state perman­ of the five-und-ten cent chain ently increases constantly. The gold rush in all its fevered C orea, gives $500,000 to u prohibi­ early shall find me fund. T hero ur • v ario u s op in ­ and frenzied excitement simmered down to a warm, sure de­ tion ions on the way to achieve te m p e r­ JU S T A-LA2Y1N’ ALONG votion—one that is laying substantial foundations for the J u s t a-lazyin' along to the wild Florida of the near future. Florida is now a fact—not fic­ ance. Thom as Je ffe rso n , who w roto the Declaration of Independence, bird's song Out in the woods w har 1 belong. tion! Floridn is as definitely placed in the public mind as would have given th e $500,000 to But I w ouldn't sw ap my life so Niagara Falls, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Mt. Vernon eH'nblish brew eries nnd plant vinefor production *>f lig h t wine free and Bermuda. Florida occupies n definite and deserved po­ yards WHY HATHAWAY? and beer. He believed th a t would | F o r a m illionaires with his cares sition as a superb state—a real Youthlaml, a place for per­ HOLMES COUNTY ADVERTISER conquer whiskey, which he said, ■—th a t’s me. I don’t have to work unless I manent residence, legitimate enterprise and for natural de­ killed half the population in his T ic Viivcrtisvr ha* been insistent throw n political mud a t him ? Run­ velopment! Why? Because people have seen for themselves d ry and m ined th eir fam ilies. It like— w asn't as bad as bootleg whiskey .hat Km- Hothuvmy should come ning as he will upon a platform oi So every m om to the woods I hika. and the misleading clouds have been dispelled forever! and killed slowly, if surely. out forgovernor in the coming pri­ achievem ent and personal m erit, he And the voice of N ature greets "And those, who are Florida-friendly, have started a pro­ mary. ami with th at insistence can keep him self free from en tan g - 1 ! m e there DOCUMENTS A LLEG ED to then- las been confidence th at he ling alliances and e n te r the g o v e r -1 An* the rab b it d a rts from his cession that will continue at flood-tide as long as there js prosperity in America. So instead of a temporary hoont, have been tak en from the archives Would, nml a firm conviction that nor s office untram m eled by p..l- I hidden Inir. An* my good dog chases a fte r him Florida can expect a continual stream of visitors, tourists and of the Mexican governm ent r.how he -hoilil. We are ready to give a itical obligation.!. a t S t,1500,000 were s e t aside for reason fur th e'faith th at is in us. yelpin' gay— Duplicate the record if you can. new citizens, every one contributing to the state's develop­ th four members of the U nited S ta tes An m y' tru sty shotgun blazes To ie sure any reason on o u r 1 O thers may perform th is all but ment! Senate, whose nam es, of course, part wmld seem superfluous when im possible feat, I In thaw ..y has away. Or maybe 1 get a squirrel or tw o— Or nice fa t quail I guess will do. J u s t lazyin' along each day I live— Let the world go h an g —1 w ouln't give A snap for the things th a t lure in tow n— W here some folks go up, b u t most go down. * — r. u . a. -O - Fake Salesmen A few days ago The Herald called attention to the fact th at this i« the season of crooks, hut failed to include in its list of, wire-tappers, second story men, and so forth, that peculiur specimen, who m ight not he flattered by this classification, known us the "house-to-house salesman*” He is more obnoxious, if less criminal, than the others. ChrU tm aa is m ighty near. Only thirteen more days. Have you done About this time of year Florida is flooded with these y o u r C hristina# shopping? agents and canvassers, who because of the sleet, hail --------- o--------It begins to look ns If West Point winds and snows of the North, find it more to their liking wero as a j^ ° through tropical climes in their quest of "easy ere taking Princeton’s place pla i money. Some of the schemes which these member of the "Big Three.'n - o-------— for the basis of their campaigns border so cose.y upon • A ttorney P a tte rso n seems like plain robbery, that it is only with the utmost difficulty that a m ighty nice fellow , but he cer­ tainly la the m ost “ objectionable" a layman sees the difference. man we ever saw , For instance, recently in South Jacksonville, nearly -o It u difficultintossy who-has doMana ° According ^DM h F n P r * ) r t" ° i.,n «»tnn „ o won1 i,,,i t h i s ° is i|u> so; far in .v.the Injunction suit, but u uiuigj. i\C LO icling t o t h e D a d e ( i t y B a n n e r way it was worked: It is a dead cinch that those of us who wanted to take a Christmas "A house-to-house salesman showed up, one of vacation, have lost. those gentlemen representing a firm "which sells di­ --------------o rect to customers and saves the customer the mid­ The dogs may not run again in Florida, but we'll ■bet there'll be dleman’s profit.” He took the order for hosiery, four pairs several running next Spring who for H 6 0 , $1 or $2 payable on the spot, the balance when will be referred to as dogs, the goods arrived. The customer was to receive also six ------.— o--------cups and saucers gratis. So far no hosiery, cups or sauInstead of writing a letter to Sunta Claus this year, why not mark cers have arrived and various customers who have written a few ads in The Herald and leave e i lacachee Mills, at Detroit, to ascertain what is it laying around where the old man delaying shipment have been notiifed by the postoffice in will see It? that city th at there is no such concern.” ------ —o--------Far be it from us to take any ac­ To he on the safe side it is always better to give tive part in this L.—-K.—D. dis­ pute, but we are forced to wonder these fellows the m erry ha ha and shut the door in their exactly what our old friend meant faces, than to be sorry afterw ard when you find th at you by "untrue facts.” have paid your dollar or two and haven’t anything to show —------ o--------Some of these newspaper editors for It. Besides, it is much better anyway to patronize your who are trying to make out that local stores. are not published, although they appear in the Mexican docum ents. An investigation will doubtless show how much of th ese ap p ro p ri­ ations went to m iddlem en, how much was kept by those th u t ord, ite d the p aym ents an d perhapi used conspicuous name/, to hid< th eir own stealin g . LIN DBERGH 'S ' N E X T long flight will he front W ashington, I). C. to Mexico C ity, on the Invi­ tation of President Colics of Mexico, He will fly in the sam e machine th at took him across the Lindbergh over thousands of miles In the United S tates since his re ­ tu rn from abroad, hasj not been w crhauled since he s ta rte d for P aris, although ca re fu lly Inspected a fte r each flight. T H E U N ITED S ta te s govern­ m ent ought to enlist th e services of Lindbergh to in stru c t Americun fliers, and enlighten those respon­ sible for our nir defense. If another w ar comes it will seem very ex­ trao rd in ary to fu tu re historians, w riting of Am erican cities bombed nnd gassed, th a t the rich e st citie* in the world should have gone ulong w ithout adequate n lr defense. Not one of our cities is protected to-day by an y th in g b u t distnnee. T oast defense guns and battleship : are nhosolete, a n ti- a ir c r a f t guns ab solutely inefficient. W e spend $01)0,000,0(10 a y e a r fo r "defense" and have none. 0UGHS Apply over throat and chatt —swallow small plscas of— V a r o R Oh , 31 U U Ilm n J m r . UmmJ fo ch Arbor’s Improvement Funl u b r»*r(y in improvement fund n| local hank. In which is const: FREE ly added money for the solep pose of carrying oat it's grnm , is a feature that pn I it is considered that thousands of | done it. voites iave been riisetl in the same We want H athaw ay because we Battery-Renta! Loch A rluir's wo.-lh. elution rail from one end of the I w ant b etter roads and schools. A.tale to the other. \^tn»n practic­ galn H athaway need no: point to for 3 days on ali ally every editorial column in the | prom ises, he can point w ith pride stale la* reflected n friendly ulti- at perform ance. No b e tte r school Recharges tmlc and most of (hem have come man or road m an, and proven s<-. out i.i open support of his candid­ No more vital in tere sts in all our acy, .vhy should the A dvertiser political, social, civil, com m ercial AUTOMOTIVE niuil ed special reasons for backing und industrial lives than these, and this worthy son of old Holmes? 1 H athaw ay is th eir cham pion a t But there are reasons, good and th eir best. The governor's power ELECTRIC CO* plenty. anti a u th o rity will enable him to do J a m 1’. O. Box 3.13. Sanford, IV W. F irs t St Oak. Rhone 2.16 f And fortunately for the m ost m ore fo r these thr„i he has ever p irt the reasons which wove us are done before, while im buing every CAM NtMMfNfAfWWfK 9k# mo red with innumerable other o th er luim inistnuive departm ent b lasters in all parts ol the state w ith th e stime efficiency. Some and apply them with n« less force o th er candidate may become saf-* ur pertinence tha’n her# in his old and effective along th ese lines, NOTICE! hm ie town. Of course ve ^ a n not H ath aw ay ta. tbninnd th at all citizm s of the We w an t H athaw ay because wo s;ate share our enthusiasm for w ant a gov ern o r who is progressive Hathaway because he it n Holmes and ag g ressiv e, an upstanding county product, because he is bone cham pion of all th a t is best for a cf o u r bone, and becausj his honor bigger nnd b e tte r F lorida; because U o u r glory, nnd because Ih e ins- ^ve w ant a governor who is cu ltu r­ firntinn of his achievem ents will ed und polished and capable of vitalize the am bition cf our sons holding his own and reflecting 7 , m d d au g hters, hut these are migh­ credit upon his state in any com­ ty, moving reasons with us, und pany; hecuuse we w ant as chief ex­ properly so. But in the other in­ ecutive a mun of clean life nnd num erable reasons fo r demanding chivalrous sp irit who can stand as kin announcement every' other loy- an exponent of the best standards tl citizen of the sta te could join in, of southern m anhood— for these and we can not h u t think they reasons and m any more we want should join us. H athaw ay. We w ant H athaw ay because we We would not reflect for a m o­ want perform ance and not p lat­ m ent upon the life, record, charac­ form. It is easy to put up d a allur­ ter, or per-.onality of any o th er as­ ing platform , it L nnother thing to p iran t to this honor. We adm ire put up consistent saisfactory per­ them . Hut tru th compels us to say formance. In this respect Ha Imway th a t not one of them hus demon­ is w ithout an equul am ong the pro­ s tra te d »by actual service the poss­ spective candidates. We need not ession in harm onious proportion question th eir intent, o r their w is­ and effective o rg an izatio n of all dom, or th eir energy, but we have these essen tials of the ideal exec­ n rig h t to demand the credentials utive fo r otir s ta te at th is time. of actual practical success in ad­ H athaw ay has. We w an t Hatham inistrative public positions. H ath­ way. away has them. T hrough many Or years he has s e r v e d the public in im portant capacities and has a faultless record. We know th at is "big talk ." The others m ay or may BRAKE SERVICE not b e . successful, H athaw ay is. Hydraulic and Mechanical When by our votes we impose pub­ Those whose problem it u to seek some­ lic tr u s t upon the heads of others Lockhctd Hydraulic Brake wc have no right to tnko chances thing unusual in the way of Christmas pi fw Fluid and Parts when we can have certainty. DeFoest-Sanford Really Co. City Tax Books are ^pen for the payment 1 of Taxes, 1 ' ( discount allowed on all taxes | paid in December. T ax Books close A pril 1, 1928. Ellen Hoy, C ity Tax Collector. MRS. M EDILL McCormick, widow of the late S en ato r from Illi­ nois, will go to W ashington as f'o n g ressm an -at-ln rg e from her -o Ruth Bryan Owen Is not an Ameristate. A good th in g fo r the state, •can citizen, are showing that she and congress. Some Chicago news­ must he eminently qualifledTn evpapers the su p p o rtin g M rs. McCor­ THE SANFO RDFO RUM ory other respect to serve the mick, so is M ayor Big Bill Thomp­ fourth Florida district. son nnd V ice-President Dawes. All E ditor Sanford llcral.l: — :----- n --------- — and instructed m e to continue in this would in te re st th e late Murk I have been a citizen o f Sunthe capacity us Receiver. My re a ­ H nrnn, Mrs. M cCorm ick's father, Dr. Joseph Harry, professor of classical languages at Sarbonne ford for nine years, during this son for.publishing said notice a fte r if he didn't know ab out it. university, snys that “No English time serving the publij in some Mr. Thompson had published n or any other dog has ever said rapacity, fo r the p ast five years notice stuting th a t the property thnb I would not permit anyone to selling bottled w ater, und 1 reg ret 'bow wow'" AH right professor, very much th at for the firs t tim e had changed hands; a good many ride the trucks for the purpose of you tell us what the little doggie it is necessary for me to en ter of the custom ers had called my learning the water business until office asking for inform ation »eldoes say and we'll spell it. into public controversy. We want Hathuwuy because we ative to whom they should pay 1 had sufficient information from Referring to Mr. Thompson’s accounts to and wanted in 'u rin atio n both plaintiff und defendent in want honest administration. We If the recent declarations of the letter published in your paper case to justify me to do so, or make no charges of dishonesty, prohibition administrators can be as o f Dec. 9th, 1927. First I refer concerning tick ets th at have been until I had notice from the Court past, present or prospective. Where sold and to fulfill my d u ties as taken as indicating anything. The to my announcement aa to Elder to file my final reports and dis­ do w# have u man who has hi idled old poem may soon ryad: Spring property being sold at the Receiver, I deemed it necessary continue as Receiver, for 1 am so many critical situations, who hnj T w as the night before Christ­ time of my announcement. I chull- . to make this announcem ent. bonded for the purpose of pro­ dealt with so many conflicting in­ mas Mr. B utzner did have m e appoin­ tecting this estate, but I did tell terests, who has directed the e x ­ enge Mr. Thumpson or anyone else And all through the house, to produce legal papers showing ted ns Receiver, bu t if he had not on receipt of zufficient informa­ penditure of so many millions of Not a creature was stirring, conveyance of this property to any­ had confideuco In m y efficiency to tion from both parties or the Court, public money, and has escaped ‘ Not even a souse. handle the job, I hardly think he one, by all the parties to the suit I would be glad to teach his drivers without the smell of the fire of cri­ --------- o--------filed in Circuit Court of Seminole would have asked me to take it, ticism upon his garments? Who Figures recently released by the County of January 1927, since it nnd now seem ingly I am to be all I could about the business. I have never stated to Mr. secretary of Yale University show la still in the hands of the Court criticized fo r filling tho job Thompson that the customer* buy­ has accused him of fraud, or favortiani, or cnrelessness, or poor busi­ that one-third of the student body and has not been disposed of, it properly. ing Elder Spring Water were “my” is self supporting either in whole would be necessary for all partiesR eferring to equipm ent; th e customers, for 1 realize as well a* ness -judgment? No one! Again there, may be available candidates or in p a rt This one-third last year to the suit to show conveyance of ornce equipm ent', trucks and a earned the sum of $60.1,479.67, one , the property or satisfaction of rortion o f the bottles do not be­ any other business man that every who ore capable of making such a man is his own free ngent and record. We do not know. But we do man alone making over four thou­ same to anyone who m ight pur­ long to this estate . has a right to buy from anyone know Hathaway is. sand dollars. There is no excuse* chase the property. On Nov. 28th, Gn Nov. 30th; 1 w as out of town for a young man not going to col­ 1927, I did receive a letter from anil Mr. Thompson entered my he wishes. We want Hathaway because wu Referring to the tetters Mr. lege these days! o'fice and instructed my help that Thompson enclosed, asking you went clean politics. Again, we do Mr. Wm. W. Butzner o f Fred­ --- - -A not speak by ^negation or insinuuericksburg, Vs., attorney for ho would have men on the job the certain and tion, Hathaway after years of - We read that Sidney Borne sw al­ Mrs. T. A. Frazer, Administratrix next morning to ride the trucks to extract . in portions - * . personality V?’ P^r*°"“ HIy 1I have have no most involved political relations lowed nails, knives, bolts and razor of the estate of T. A. Frazer, and learn the water routes and objections to the letters b ein g ' sUnd, tt free mgn. vV'ho has ever blades, oa part of the stunt he deceased, stating that Mm. Frazer busier**. When. I arrived home I published as a whole, but if you j performed for a circus, and w# had entered into an agreem ent with should publish puousn t!.use l .cam letters, le tte rs, it will win that the man must have been Messers. Thompson and Buck giv ­ J[ructed>i r l ^r!w » r* ^s* * n ln ^ f ‘n* snuum * ,lc y °u to publish but every day thousand.! o f ing them an option to purchase to ride wTthd ih .m ^nHl°WTn0 0n0 l he ”ec<’!“iar** a U *f*T® Ilett-*** of prior date and answers are drinking pyro, wood a l­ her mortgage, and said they are them i w 0x1 th ■ *« same, «o that the matter will he and moonshine, which cut paying her an annual sum and arc morning of Dec. le t , Mr. Thomp. m r„iiy explained. Now as for Mr. toiei in the stomach than to have the privjlege of buying the had som# of his men at th# snMntr idas do, and yet w# think mortgage. That same day I consul­ with on* nf his truck*: for what Butzner, you will have to consult Architect him as I have no authority to a n merely asserting their ted H. D. Gibson, deceasied, and ha reason Id o not know. Later In, speak for him: /lr * t N a tl. Bank Bldg. s, oa free people In a free informed me tjp t they had not th* n-y I u conversation w ith ! Yours very truly, Sanford, Fla. anyone. •k-kipjoa and i informed h im 1 »< * disposed of their equity H. J. Clause. M m, x*r\'i Elton J Mooghton ) those who seek the unusual in Chriftm as G ifts ♦ Special Naah Lining AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Co. | 315 W. First St. Phone 2I3-J will invariably find a happy solution in an extension telephone. As a gift to the family a second telephone instrument, con' veniently placed, will nil return a full measure of satisfaction and1 ocontentment throus out the year. T o assure an early iruta tion place your order with our Bu.-mew Office today. Sanford Battery Electric Co. Willard Service Under N ew M anagement 1 Re-charging $ 1.50 Rental Free Phone 548 for Proiqpt Service 407 W. First St- SO U T H E R N BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEG R A PH COM PANY lacat»«a*iaa �wbfct^v n V)(ii — 4-----------------------------------------— •: . - t occurred Wt’dnomlny Dccomhfcr 1 nr I he honi'e of his d aughter1 In *s"c'\ 1 orb. ITe is survived by bl$i 'c d ', two d au g h ters Sirs. El*** Sbme and Mrs. William Jacol*^ Mrs. Glenn E. Me Kay motored an.I a son, Henry Kichter o f th in Editor Residence Tel. 37 to W inter Park, F rd ay afternoon ci’;. and also two sisters in law . '••here she attended 1 tea given by .Mrs i Stoothoff and Mrs. F red ’He m i Omega tor honorary mem­ Brandr. bers, at the Phi Omiga House on inti-i lachen Avenue. r- and Mrs. W. C. G reening of 'pa spent thc week-end in Mr and Mrs. Beecher Kent and ford as the guests of Mr. nml small daughter Carol,no of W inter W alter. S. Coleman a t their i ark were the guests of Mr, i*id "* in Dream wold. Mr>. t h a rlu S haffer of Hard- M u. M. Mlnarik oh. F riday. {’ It i \ l In, S. I ,, i ho jlouse guest “ * .'irs. William I’olk, w as most M. S. Wiggins who has been Mrs. John W. Snsed and k tr delightfully i-ntertnined F riday at house guest Mm. J. W. B risto l of spending tho past few months in a lovely party given by Mrs. .1. .Memphis, Tenn., are expected to New York, Canada and other : . D river at her home in Buena return home Saturday from Ttvu* p lan e arrived here S aturday for \ ista. This pleasant a ffa ir was in F4 where they spent several d^DT* a short stay with his fam ily cn t i e n atu re ' t a surprise shower, visiting triends. rvnt<> to California where he goes i he lj-rge living room was tasteon business. i tolly decorated with polnscttins The many friends of Miss Bolpie a rd ftjnis. emphnsixing the holiday Chapman will regret to learr of Patricia and L. B. McLeod Jr., the death of her father, Thursr iy, o' Tampa are visiting in the city at his home at W rightaville, G l a ; the guests of tneir grandm other Mr*-. Alary Higgins at her home on Ben Cantwell is in Jacksodv lie Magnolia Avenue. f"r a few days attending to bisiSi,nos of Haines City spent ek-eiid in San ford as the Mrs. s. A. llnwcy of Mit of friends. gan ha- arrived here to spend winter with her daughter Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lake of SymiN a t her lovely country ho Tampa arrived here Sunday even­ on Crystal Lake. ing. hai mg been called to this citv by the death of Mr. Lake's Mr and Mrs. Herman Schwa >c aunt, Mrs. Forrest Lake. and children, (firmer residents of Sanford but now of Alnhama sp at Dr. and Mrs. Cecil B utt of OrThursday and Friday in t-an f rd ado, funner residents of Sanon business. rd announce the birth of u lugiiter Tuesday, December 0. CHRISTMAS PARTY Mit-.s Mae Pender nnd Miss A nmtu delightful program nnd M artha Baker, students at S te t­ o th er pica ant form s of 'e n tertain ­ son. wore tho guests of Miss m ent :iiy being arran g ed fur the annual Children's C hristm as P arty The lioit of friends of Mrs. E. J. G nue Gillon for the week-end. to be given Dceemher 23, by thinllov,ay will regret to learn t nt Mrs. It. I). Smith left F riday U tuvatuiv D<puitment of the Wo­ ie is ill at her home on Camei nt for her home at Tifton. Ga., a f­ m a n s Club for the children of venue. Mrs. Galloway was tai *n spending several weeks here mt others , f all departm ents of in Jncksonvillo aptd was broui tt ater s the g u e s t of her son and wife. 'iis club, fr- in !i) to 1:30 o’clock. mie on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith. F I • luote sc; fur the afternoon will be Mr- Janie:. .Houghton, Mrs. Mrs. Henry Dickinson was cnl l.l ll-D POSTPONED 1" rank lalhott m.,| Mrs. Howard to Hardwick, Gu., last Friday I*. Smilli. The regular h u s h e s m eeting of the sudden death of her father, St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, scheduled to Mr. and M rs. [•;. A. Doughm*. Leonard was 75 years oT age a have In en hold Monday afternoon Mr. and Airs. Howard P. Smith, for the past -18 years had bt has hern postponed until next Mi and Airs. Sid Rive, Miss Vir­ an employee of .the Georgia St; Sanitarium ami for "7 years wa Monday. Dec. It), on account of the ginia MvDitukl and (.auric Mr funeral of Airs. F orrest la k e . All Daniel in ■„% tbo dinner guests oT stew art of the Methodist Chore members are asked to attend this Mr. ami Mrs. (1. AV. Hoolseher, meeting, as many m atters of im­ F rid ay ow ning at their home in portance are to bo discussed. Holland. / A n d Personal Activities Ice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGEIl, Society l i e P l i l v o r c cn fbohi tiw vW iou*1orjpini cations U S ± l a j V IO tho church showing th at much I n i A f i tr"°d work h ad “« nmuli»h«l 1 ” J l l l i -tV l i during the pS*t year. in n T nH aV L ater in th e evening the electU lC X U u d J lon of thc v ^ atry took placc with ------ . (the following men elected to serve a cu rab le than t h e , for the en suing y ear; B. F. WhitIt slum bers and j ncr Sr.. O. F . Sm ith, T. L. Dumas, c r dies— not ev en , r F„ Baldwin, jGeorge A. Speer, f happy, youthful Robert A. Newm an Randall t hase, big ten ts. Heyward W alker. Braxton L. Pcrsh o rt w ay of s n y -. kin5> E dw nnl L. Markcll and A. II. Lie tak en of Henry | Stone. Personals Sprague Speaks To Mrs. Driver Hostess Men’s Club Of The For Mrs. C. Shaffer Methodist Church Dr. liobert .1 Sprague, professor of sociology at Rodins College, was Band of, tho P reshytc r- the prim .ij«l’ •jeeiiki-r at the meet■li will meet a t ":3d o ’clock ■ing of the Men’s I ’lub of the Me­ lurch. . * is and social m eeting of thodist C h irrh <>n Friday night at linry of the P resb y terian the Church. The occasion was the ill be held nt 3:00 o’clock semi-monthly m eeting of the club and a lare« num ber of the mem­ lurch. r business m eeting of the bers heard Dr. Sprague. Dr. Sprague, who has had exten­ tffo Girls nt 7:30 o’clock home of Miss Rebbeca sive experitniY in working with p t French Avenue. IIo.U- organizations »uch as the Men's i be Mi -s M aude Cairo* I luh, spoke of the efforts that are Mi*s Thelma Bost. Elect* lining made by sim ilar organizat­ [jeers will tak e place and' ions over tie country. "W hat the ert.i are urged to be pres- M en’s (dmi :!m nld try to do." sa d Dr. Spragu.-. "is to lift some of n Mallory Circle of the thc burden: from the usually over­ ,tist Church will m eet a t worked pastor." In this connection ck with Mrs. Duncan he cited many activities th at may | Palmetto Avenue, A ll be entered into by th e members are asked to be present, w orking in conjunction with the ses Guild will hold luisi- m inister. The club's com m ittee formed to ing at 3:30 o’clock at the Clyde Derby assist the Sunday School in its ouso. Hill will be f ’livirinins entertainm ent reported Bar nr 5 1f»0 in contributions which will he used to singe u C hristm as tree on F riday evening, December till. Mrs. John Meisch Jr, Entertains Daughters American Revolution ftfstfil I • b i n u n >v m vn- e members o f the W edidge Club a t lu*r home on Lvenuc. ‘uruer Circle of t lie F irs t hnrch will meet a t 3:3U wlorc nml Mrs. E dw ard Lwill entertain the ntCmhers facht Club n t 8:30 o’clock aebt Cisbk *. ,i. : Huff E ntertains Birthday Of Son It of S aturday afternoon Ir-:. George H u ff e n te rta in ­ er homo on L aurel Avenue lor of A lb ert H uff, her Inn, in celebration of his [irthtlay an n iv ersary . Tiie [of the H u ff home were with q u an tities of red te roses am i sp rig s of tus ferns. In th e dining The re g u la r m eeting of the Sal lie H arrison C hapter N. S. P. A. R. was ,lu>ld F riday afternoon a t th e home of Mrs. Jehu Meisch Jr., on P ark Avenue. The chapter regent, Mrs. John I.eonurdi prerid id over the business session w hin m any m atters of special im­ portance wore dbcussed. The first p a rt of tho afternoon was spent in packing the ChM stm a: box to be sent to the im m igrants n t Eliis Island frem the local chap­ ter. It was decided to have the busi­ ness session, on Ja n u a ry d. so that the re g u lar date of m eeting m ight he reserved for tho reception to he tendered Mrs. Brooks W hite of Jacksonville, the sta te regent. It w as also voted to accept tho in v ita­ tion of Mrs. A. It. Key to hold the picnic w ith her a t T angerine some­ tim e in January. M r s . A. M. D oForest presented the N avy’s appeal for “Old Ironaides” and she announced that priz­ es were to lie given l<> the members of tho S enior Chtsx on the best es«nv on “ P atrio tism nmi Its Mean­ ing. ” The question of offering aw ards for the Ju n io r High School will be. voted upon later. Mrs. J . N. W hltncr is preparing a map* of all historic spots in Sem­ inole C ounty w ith the assistance of A lexander Vaughn, and will be sent to the N ational Society at W ashington, D. C. “ Old Florida F orts," during the Spanish occupancy uml Indian wars was the p ap er rend by Mrs. K. S. The Jeweler Open Evenings Until Christmas anford s »* Oldest TUESDAY FINE FROC A BEWILDERING array of models —just arrived in time for Christmas g ift giving. Most o f these lovely dresses are the fashionable browns and black. There are stunning tail- ored dresses for the college girl and business woman, afternoon and dressy styles for the matron and sports frocks o f smart new woolens ,«» —most welcome on December days! A t a Price’ Considerably Low er Than V T hey W ere Designed to S ell For Christmas Christmas is only 2 weeks away. You’ll want your best clothes cleaned up for the holiday season. * ,f# -Quick work isn’t the best work.* ■Reiner in vour garm ents this week and they will receive the very best ,'io f attention. Laney ' "'* ' * “ramount Picture MS o p THE DESERT" **uty Parlor Comedy 'A a ilN HE LOVED TO L IF T " M c L A U L I N TODAY r TODAY Mnry A stor plays the part of a flapper in "N o Place To Go," a nrw F irs t N ational comedy drama coming to the Milano Theatre next Tuesday. Miss Astor is red-haired, and lovely. She is u s ­ ual y seen in ra th e r reserved or tensely em otional parts, but this time sho is as peppy as tho poppic it and wholly delightful. Lloyd Hughes lays tho m ascu­ line lend with Hallam Colley, Vir­ ginia I,ee Corbin, Myrtle Stedeven man, Jed P routy and others in tho cast. The com bination of New York at its b rig h te st and Yhc South Sens, lnngurous and lovely, is a rarely in trig u in g one. And for comedy und adventure there is a cannibal island scene with thrills Annual Holy Cross th at keep th e suspense n t top Supper Is Enjoyed notch. M crvyn LcRoy directed this Tho annual supper and IHtrish clever nnd en tertain in g film which m eeting of Holy Cross Eplacopul H enry Hobart produced for First Church w as held F riday «verting National Pictures. n t the new Parish lloua« on M ag­ nolia Avenue. The large assembly room was b rig h t w ith baskets of noin.settia», hibiscus and roses. S upper was served a t sm all tables each centered w ith crystal bowls of seicrlot sage nnd ferns. The sup­ per was ptvpar*cd by the m em bers o f the W oman’s Guild and these m em bers were assisted in serving by snitte of the m embers of St. Agnes Guild. Following tho supper tho regulur routine of )uiri»h business was carried out under the direction of th,, re cto r Rev. M ortim er Glover. Many in terestin g reports w ere giv- Adolphe Mcnjou g o t a g re a t l ot-w eath er bronk while .y^rking. in “A G en tlem an-F rom P an * ” ht*; • new Param diint p ic tu re which w ill. be shown a t the Milano " T n l r a ’ Wednesday. •_ It was unusual w eather Inr1* lywood 'while H. D’Abbadte D 'A fn u t, thc d irec to r, ..was shooting an In terio r > sequence. Thw (her* , m<>meter # Air 'M l a f te r « non-'* stop altitu d e 'iei-ord. In the siudfus” , iv ery one on th e set w m clam or-,, in r rob .Individual! fans, ice-cream sodas an d ,cak e s . o f- ice. People^* were afraid to open th eir re frig ­ erato rs fqr fe ar the ice would e .v , plo^e. • I t w aa q u ju st Such a day th a t Menjon discovered the scrip t car^ ried soma scenes in which he w a J f to be photographed um lef a sh o w -' cr b ath . lie spent a wbelo day j i t . tjie show er-bath w ith only his head sticking o u t of the curtains a n d the cool w ater trickling down (hi* parched fram e while the rem ain-, dor of the s ta ff stood enviously aside. •„ . A few days later the thermo-* m eter repeated and Mcnjou discov^ ered several scenes th a t had t f t b a played in najnm as. “I'm even up a t la st," said M«0jou. "The Ju st tim e I played rccnc in p ajam as I was in a sn«p* drift. T h at w as in "Service fb r Ladies. i , Hhirley O’ lln ru is Menjou’s tw rolne in **A G entlem an of P a ris ." . , Ronnld Coleman u ml Vilmn Hanky in •T H E MAGIC FLAM E" Comedy "T H E CALL O F T H E CUCKOO” M ilane-Param ount News “NO PLA C E TO GO" With . M ary A sto r & Lloyd Hughes.. A Technicolor Novelty Classic "COMRADES" E xtra Added A ttraction T hru arran g e m e n t with the F lorjda’ Theatre We Present “JIM M IE ” BIGELOW _______ M aster BanjoDt_______ n red which w ere s tru n g ho corners of the room to pndelior w here they w ere [with a bulge red C hristm as [ho refreshm ent table was td with th e la rg e b irth d ay wlth th ree wee green red roses holders, bs of all kinds w ere play•*-! lout tho afternoon on the bs lawns, and tho fe atu re party wus th e v isit from Claus, who arriv ed ca rry in g k filled w ith all kinds of gifts fo r th c little to ts, n the afternoon tho children ■erved with ice cream ami by the hostess assisted by H. F. W hittle, M rst K ent ft. Mrs. Bandy A ndersen iijs Essie W hittle, children enjoying th is liapcaiion were Dick W arren, ’ Anderson J r., H a rry I.ye Gorniley, M arg aret Spencer, 'rine Spencer, F rances JohnRuth Stenstrom , F rances Jena H arp er, E leanor '« r ami A lbert H uff. ) frown ups enjoying A lbert’s *cre Mrs. B urke Steele, *»nies Eskridge, M rs. H arry Jr*- Sandy A nderson, M rj. Drids, Mrs. B rittin Johnson,] Hattie Johnson, M rs. R, E. ’ j* Mrs. Ellsw orth H arper. A Kent Rossi ter. M rs. E rn r rotherson and M iss I'ssla Mary Astor Plays Breezy R o l e For Film Coming Here In Pictnrfe Comihg HereOnWedncsday Dry Cleaning C o Phone 465 - T w o Big Dollar D ay Friday and Saturday watch for w . •m** - * Jewler �THE BANFOHP BBRAED/iMQNDAY, ftfftvr es Commence ( f a m o u s Their So-Called Annual Four Day Business Meet By Davis J. Wal»h International News Service I Sport* Editor NEW YORK. Dec. 12.—'T he M ajor Leagues today began th e ir four days of annual business w ith a m eeting of the so called ste'-rSng committee. Thi* used to be y r.W YOLK. Dec. 12. (IN S ) — som ething of a sneering com m ittee Tommy L oughran, said to be the because the Judge and Ban J o h n ­ son pere m ighty like a sword poin*. !>"ht heavyw eight champion by B ut now Ban is gone and so the P ennsylvania, New York and as­ sta te s, and Jimmy S la t­ boys can begin steering prom ptly sociated tery. alleged to be the light heavy­ a t noon. w eight champion by the National If I were rocking the boat as a Boxing Association, will meet to­ m em ber of this com m ittee, I would night in the G arden for the only atte m p t im m ediately to settle the thing th a t possibly could prompt M ajor-M inor war declarations over their m eeting -the light heavy­ th e d ra ft. However. I am not on weight cham pionship. The match th e com m ittee, for which the com ­ will be im portant if only for the m ittee is no more pleased than I fact that th.- principals will be ac t­ ing as am bassadors for ihc- die­ am. The essence of the threatened h a r d ' of boxing, the various assoc­ w a r la that the Majors want the iations operating under separate d ra ft, possibly because they are d m ft I ts , and the M inors do not w a n t It, because they are the draft***. However, neither can g et along w ith the other, e*> wo m ighbrM well turn our atten tio n to som ething im portant. This probably will be found in hoys do th eir th e lobbies where the hoy trad in g ra th e r than in the m eet- Thous ing rooms where the m*-n wall do ,|.lV t , th eir,ta lk in g . It is difficult to see Woul I how these four days will be per- n{rajn: m illed to elapse without nt least Kfljntr one deal of m ajor im portance be- j,a j(| y ing swung. Tbc W ashington,! 0 f t („ Cleveland. St. Louis and C h icag o 1 jn „ j, Clubs or the American League and riirisi th e New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, “ Since Cincinnati and Chicago entries in th e National adm ittedly are gun- Seals fling to improve their hands. been George Sister, the greut sizzlc-r cure- \ of o th ar years, is supposed to be in the on th e m arket, for one thing, and when m a y .lt be th a t unother of those “ Tl S t. Uouis-Wushington tran sactio n s losis will **be closed. The S enators, was i however, are hot a fte r an inflchler died I and (be Browns have none; a t le a s t bercu nobody’ has caught them a t it. T his In th ^being the case, it may be th at S ta n - fat he ley H a rris will go a fte r Jim tnv childi Dykea -of the Athletics. care, TH*-disposal, if nt all, of Cobb ^ and .Speaker will lie an o th er Item w 1' t< fo r consideration, although it m u st ' be adm itted th a t there was nothing b u t abrieks oT silence in th is diree“A tlon Muring recent weeks. The a let trouble I* th a t these gentlem en o r tl w ant jnoney and the only th in g draw Ancwgw Mellon ever forgot waa to u hu Invent a substitute. th a t Tom Loughran To Meet Slattery F or Light Heavy T i t l e Seal Sale S t a g e d , F o r Tuberculosis Aid For 19 Y e a r s author ] Conservation Work In Florida By Mra. Miller WLflon Under auspicics of F ederation o f Garden flub* and the Federated Circles of the G arden Club of JackaonfiU* r ^ . L L N E S S Mississippi Valley Ke, FORREST L A K E Eye On Progress Of FI Control Plan Of Com i ’* '’'( ( ’onlinuoil from Conservation is a subject of Vit- and tlev rl im portance to the people of value Ih" Florida. It 1-* of vital im portance to th \ e»nt the Garden clubs of Jacksonville, imr ol tr Our state in its prim eval condit- hum a ion was so bountifuly provided w ith pines of every natural resource th a t o u r ink'-dup forv fath rrs could not Iwlicvc they That '' would ever be exhausted. leave; nr Vast forests of virgin tim ber * * “(b , r tea mine with tram? anti countless able 1‘iH varieties of wild life, savannahs ©th-rpu tra y ‘with flowers, roadsides crow n- " r ed with flowering and fru itin g fo u n t'r shrubs, rivers and lakes filled w ith i" " r ur i fish, w ater fowls and w ater p lan ts. »'i»tt< Innum erable proriuctr. for m an’s use nt.d nn<l delight were o u r inheritance, bis ‘‘PP Had these Ihwii used with care 11 and foresight our an c esto r' m ight ' l,fl have bin! all they n- -I <1 and v“ v'’ we and future genera?* " ; w-ultl ‘ i<"> * have been ripm lly well sunplied. This care was not exercised, and *1' Rex Beach, fam ous au th o r and President of the- Alumni As.s’n ii remains for us to use o ur utm ost “ 11’ whose con g ratu lato ry m essage m 1pndeavnrs t" conser\e and increase the admission of his alm n m ater what rem ains to us of nil litis , to the* Association of Southern wonderful bounty. ■m'* " ! s .i t Colleges states: “ It is a sig n ifi­ While the Garden eutbs are , , lh, M cant step forw ard along th* n raiticu larly interested in the , V m, Icourse which P resident Hamilton I*.only of our stnto, every intelli- j. T Holt has laid out for the college gent gardener rcnlir.es th at b e a u tv i|:e on and it should be a source of is depend* nt upon the fe rtility of dr- ■- "I pride and satisfactio n to all who the soil, the w ater supplv, insect ]'n,; i n rr interested in the fu tu re *»f control, and all thi- benefits which rmj mi Rollins nnd the- whole state of follow p-oper conservation of our ;u lli Id Florida. It n u g m s well for the | natural resources. In-rand success of his am bition to make I Forest fires must be stopped and 1,1 Rollins the outstan d in g sm all co l­ lege of America. Every alumni- s j the on fence law enforced not only ‘b*’ '* 1,1 wijl rejoice th at henceforth bis t-> nreserve the trees, shrubs and **'i alacollege will lie afforded full uc- flowers. but to preserve the w a te r I’11' 11 | ademii recognition throughout tie- suonlv and the humus in the soil t Birds m ust he protected from inworld.” | ill-scrimin»t(. slaughter. We need 11111 While in New York recently the birds not only for t h t ir song ' 1' ‘ . President Holt had a conference and beauty, but for th e ir assistan ce ( ^ j with Mr. Beach nbnut the ac tiv i­ V ,, *\ ties of Founders Wcc-k in th** in our b attle with insect pests. Many of our m ost beautiful ■ course of which this noted g ra d u ­ plants such as holly, dogwood, jesj, , M nV ate of Rollins agreed to address (he alumni on Fc-h. 1H. p a rtic i­ 1snmin?, m agnolia and Other ty p ( J- |iir)i i(1 pate in the L iterary Vi-sners on ieal Florida plants are in d an g er of Fell. ID and a tten d the Ponvo ac­ exterm ination from injudicious cut „ VL,, ting. tion cerem onies on Fob. ‘JO. These are commercial a s s e rts to _. the sta te , adding to its attra ctiv e ness to residents and tou rists. T hrough the courtesy of Mrs _ M iller Wilson, llie Garden Club *>r • Florida will publish in th is column s» from tim e to time, sh o rt articles in enns -rvation. W iS lll The following article on“ Soil" i- | Vi.nm , by Harold II. Hume, a m em ber of ’ y , ..th e n*lvisorv board «if the Garden ..,lllil(]111 1Club of Jacksonville and an nuthoi • . ‘ , ;ity on plants and plan t life. desuite SOIL .... Mm. ha page One) MEMPHIS. Term. ^ " hat Wl11 congress j,, ’ perm anent flocal controls h eir ov.-n fund, ait(* hausted, the peoph- of ^ IPP? valley have |,lrnH V tow ard offkia, W ashinJ this question in mind. Congress must take appropriations t.. nrcvtJ cyranee of the p j^ «• river floods which last swept down „n the Missis ley, taking almost 20fl ? causing property dania*e < declare the " J all sections of the valley l hnuighout this territot tep o rts that the pC„r|t built their homes, are m ,, crop-' and are nptiinbtic «i pective flood runt ml br tional government. Book 1, p|el ! (>,il- of the most timeiy the people of the valley been made by the Mi*»in:, I < ontrol U's,u lntion which sued a book for distribut* i sen a to rs nn*l represenUt nishing the statistics ol t flood. Overflow areas „f tv we to placed at I..500,000 1 r e d and indirect ilutnart Canton I n State 0 f Revolt As Reds Get Control O f Affairs (Ttm Im 'iIc To CliiMsify) 1\ AN I ED— I »vo Salesladies. Apply before !) o'clock tonight. Lloyil Shoe S tore. Phone 102 or -151 \V, All th a t* necessary is a resolution which will keep them o ff the floor and In th e ir offices, with provision (h at we will send for th eir votes by m essenger w henever they are needed. They will n o t he perm itted to vote except when necessary." O ther M cW horter proposals in­ clude law s providing toothpicks fo r desks in the Senate, punish­ m ent for pages who laugh a t sen­ a to rs behind th eir hack', bigger and b e tte r cuspidors, larger hunks of pie in the Senate restu ran ts und dollar bills printed on pink paper. S en ato r M cW horter's colleagues w ere slow to com m ent on hU p ro g ­ ram , but some adm itted th at he showed a splendid grasp of politic­ al and economic principles. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY goes a \ M AN, M A ! A<bv< H IM tF H E KNO VdS* AMW T H N O t ABOUT “T h e m . m e n a r e M O R E C O N S ID E R A T E x OF OLD W OM EN. OLO ! VMHOE* \ QUO? ASkf1,, HIM vour -oEl f ! OLO'! M-M-naP * lVu Do N O ‘o U C H A T A iN C n r — M E RONhl iNOr AFTER • ‘o T r a n c t E. vjEl>/— \ o lo H e n -T h' m e n E>01 l'M an ' , am 1 *i:in \\ I'iiril, a ir officer of th * tiis t corps area, who discussed, tin- difficulties experienced by arv fli'-t * In landing. Flier Took Chances “ l)n r fliers hud to take chances u’ ‘cracking up’ in order to laud ' i-. itli supplier," he said. "T he firs t arm y plane to land at M ontpelier hud t'i be si-tit with only the pilot, so th at he could shift his W'eiglit^ to the rear of the ship upon land- ; ing to prevent the plane’s nosing over in the muddy field.” Had their been prepared lamlplnne made a reconnoitering trip ( to B urlington, landed in a field at-d m arked out runw ays, p la c in g 1 iu ! flags n t d a n g e r points. T h e r e - i a lte r the heavier planes were able 1 to land," C aptain Ford snid. "Itail th eir been prepared land,n fields,’^ b e continued, “ the lug tran sp o rt planes’, capable o f c a rry - j ing as much in one load us the lighter ships could ca rry in th irty or. forty trips, could have rushed supplies in larg e q u an tities to m uny striken tow ns. As it was, m aterials had to be dropped byparachute in these places." A irplanes, both arm y and civil­ ian, were the firs t to b rin g a ssis­ tance to the stricken area. A t th j j sam e tim e th a t an arm y plane i flew from Concord to M ontpelier to survey the situ atio n , a c iv ilia n 1 plane from Boston reached M ont­ pelier w ith ' two new spaperm en te tu m ed with reports of the tru e exten t of the dam age and loss of life, which in some places, was g re atly ex aggerated. Food T ransported Yeast and o th er fuudstuffs, in from Boston to Fort Etfii addition to mail were tran sp o rted was established after lb to the flood d istrict by a ir despite in ary effo rts of the »nil prevailing adverse w eather condi­ allowed reconstruction acti tion. be organized, and 1-icut. The flood flying . _ program was D. Cobb for several «lay> < divided between tho arm y the gulor flight between New York National G uard, and the New Hampshire, anil Mo Boston A irport C orporation; three d istributing mail. national guard planes from New York penetrating as fa r so u th us M anchester where Pilot Baud D. M eyers landed w ith mail. .M ajor General P reston Brown, com m andant of th e firs t corps SI00.00 Shure of area, directed the u n ity 's relief slock In the Sanford work. He was usaisted by Colonel Association, control* Benjamin Foulois, in command a t A. E. Dickson. Will s*1 Mitchell Field, New York, who flew to Boston fo u r am phibian planes, two giant tra n sp o rt planes, <me D ellaviland photo plane, and th ree O-J ships b attled th eir way If interested wrh* ^ through swirling snow and Ipw llox 782—Sanford, hanging clouds to ca rry supplies to those marooned by the flood. An a ir line th ro u g h Verm ont, $50.00 : BARTOW— Fire-fighting added to fire departm ent he ? Bottles, Metals, RubberHIGHEST CA! The only trouble it th a t wc haven't prom ised him enough. My farm re­ lief bill will demand a num ber of new prom ises for the farm er which huve never been made before. The o th er p u rty won't d are oppose them . “ If my colleagues listen to me, we’ll dispose of Mr. Sm ith und Mr. Van? w ith neatness and dispatch. which soil bacterin are very active, m an u factu rin g plant food. It holds w a te r as no other soil m aterial can. It m akes a sandy soil able to hold more m oisture and It breaks up the hard, com pact nature of clay, m akes it less sticky, more easily w orked und cultivated. We can have no fe rtile soil without It. The full benefit from the use of fe rti­ lisers cannot be secured unless it is pressnk In the soil am ounts. How can hum us be secured? It can b« furn ish ed by applying vegy, O ’X.'M QUICK SERVICE Greasing 75c TIRES & TUBES Better quality for less money. CECIL L. RINES _1601 W. First. 81. HALF PRICE TRANSFER AH. Smoking Stands Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at REASONABLE PRICE8. and McLaulin Phone 498 601 fe. 3id. SL THE JEWELER Ash Trays Persistent cough* and colds lead to terious trouble, k ou can stop them now with Creotoulaion, an emulsified creo­ sote that is pleasant to take Creomul* sioa is a new medical discotrry with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membran** and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec­ ognized by high mediraj authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creorr-idsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing element* which soothe snd heal the infected membranes sod stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs, ■Creomuliton is guaranteed satisfac­ IU 1J 111 me treatment of p, tory in the persistent coughs snd colds, bronchial bronchitis snd other forms of respira­ tory diseases, sad Is excellent foe tMtildIng up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold l* ( ^ relieved after taking according to directions. Ask. rbur dru^|ht. («dv.) Prices Pawl- bottles Milk. M edicine. Pints. Half Pin1* .’ urs . Big. . Small. M edium. SANFORD ME and Rubber ‘ 215 Sanford Are. t �** 1 .,*1 :r THE SANFORD HERALD,’MONDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1927. • It* PA G E 4-iTiJkl ,.,**)»* «fc*l 1 5 8— Financial JToni Daily Horalo AD. RATES j Cash la Advanea •da. will be received ,j>i and collector aeai lei* for payment. __ 10c a line line line line rate* on requeeL educed rate.* are fo r |ive insertions, nni* of nveroge length Lted a |um charge of 30c for TsrtUn. Jvertising is restricted r claaaificatioti. error is made The Sanrald will be responsible [one incorrect insertion, Irtiser for subsequent i*. The office should be (immediately in case of a d v e r t is e r ? llerald representative n* fam iliar w ith rates Hi classification will complete inform ation, j wish, they will assist wording your w ant ad it more effective. IRTAN'T NOTICE lisers should give tlieir postoffice address as Itheir phone num ber tf (re results. About one it of a thousand has (one and the others mmunicate w ith you ey know your address, conllnuence MUST he /person at The Hanford Iff ire nr by letter. Tele* Isrontinuenres are not (the march of progress would w rest . his bones from the cem etery soil. , I rns Are Intact The urns are of clay, and by ex­ treme care in handling, eig h t o* i them were brought to the surface irla. t. Others were badly fractured by heavy earth pressure during the centuries,j»nd could be recov­ ered only m tragntem s. lb.. <iscovery is of p articu lar incre-t to archeologists, becam e the presence o| the cem etery in Shoe-lanc convinces them th a t this territory lay outside of the w est­ ern boundary of the city. It is a known tact that the Romans did not permit the presence of burial grounds wi.hin the city limits. Other finds in recent m onths have been none the l e s s interesting. Relics ,if the Viking nge have been found on the site of A ldersgate. nml a Rnman figurine Isdieved to represent Venn*, was found on the Bank of England site. The urn* have been turned over to the British Museum. Mis* C larn Rankin may secure a free ticket to the Milane hy calling at The Herald. SANFORD ROND AND MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. M2 Second St. Will loan cn improved business and residence property. Also will nuy first m urtguges as security. 10-B Hants and Flowers Purchase p?pper and other spring crop se«i from Stokes Seed Company. Arcade Bldg., and he essured of pure type strains. All seed disinfected. Nr. 11— M is c e lla n e o u s Save - 5 ' t , 0. S, \iu ig h n , optnme* t f s t , l„ II. G riffith. Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 FI. 6th St Lyes examined, Gluxses made, only fully equipped. Plant in Sanford, Also watch and clock r pairing reasonable prices. Bicycle, Cun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycle'*, sporting goods, and fish­ e r m a n 's supplies. O ho. W. Deetch, "The Bicycle Store." Me Lander Arcade. For Him Razors, Fountain Pens, and sets. Humidors, Cigars, C igarettes, Military Itru-dies, W atches, Pipes, Mennen's shaving sets, Combina­ tion sets of Bill Fold, C igarette Case, etc. I .alley's Drug S toie, First St, CAR A W M N G S.- -Auto A wning __ Co. 11 Rail Bldg. For th e F am ily F or H er WAR COST PLACED AT 35 BILLION IN MELLON REPORT Ynnitic' . S heaffer Pen sets, I'eij fume, Nmmully’.* and Whitman'! randie«, Perfume sets, Mimiruri set-*. C onli and Brush sets am KiHlaks I anev’s Drug Stoivj Fii<t S ___ I G iv** hoc an El citric Singer 12—Wanted mg Macliine. She wants Reasonable (lifts nf all kinds, at She needs one. Term s to reasonable Prices. Mi-Iaidy s Phone so W ANTED—Columbia o r Edison Shoppe, 110 Magnolia. phorvgrnph in good condition, give full particulars anr price. Ad­ For th e K id d ies dress Sanford Herald, Box 12:1. P o litic a l A n n ou n cem en t s x Every 'T i8ING W AS ^e a c c and Qu i e t in t h e Gunn h o u se­ h o ld Un t i l B il l Ge r r i c v , <3ON OY1 P O P 'S Fo r m e r Co l l e g e chum , MO v/ED IN — N.AYSE YOO DON'T REALIZE IT. POR*- BUT YOLfRE SHOWING DECIDED PAPTiALHY BETWEEN CHICK AND B i l l -E V E R SINCE CHICK HAS BEEN W'ORliING W E’VE MADE H/M PAY ROOM AND 80 A R D - H E’S O U R OWM S o n - B il l s w o r k in g t o r y o u , TOO. AND HE'S GOT TO START THE SAME THING OR HE CAN'T STAY HERE T h a t ’s a l w a y s THE WAY - AN OUTSIDER CAN LEAD p o p AROUND BY THE N O S E -B U T , L E T H IS FAMILY T R Y IT - Y E S , J U S T L E T T H E M ! A T T E R T H IS. ALL RIGHT - all R ight / B ut l e t ’s n o t * S tart a n o th e r ARGUMENT— BILL’S IN HIS R o o m a n ’ i ’l l G O UP AN’ LAY down T h e LAW TO HIM mom P O P 'S C H A R IT Y CAN S T A R T A T HOM E A N D F IN IS H HERE ( L TOO rVV ) ic-J tw-h n m rse> r E v e r t T h i n g ’4. settled,mom1 P a y in g B o a r d T h i s w e e k - w h e n TH i n g s l i k e T h i s T u r n u p . DON'T F l y o f f THE h a n d l e - J U S T t e l l M E AND I ’ l l C l e a r T H E C l o u D S O F TROUBLE AWAY » * — -’v * <Y ,■» A -/ B ill S ecr eta r y o f T r e a s u r y S a y s C o u n tries E v e n tu a lly M col SI a le men I C orrect If All il P a y m e n ts T o C n ited S l a t e - I!) Intim illions I News Service - WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. The World War cost the 1'niteil Stntes govetnnte.it $'S5.l 13.622,1 tl, io-suni11— Rooms Without Hoard TO \ HTEIO «»»• HKMIXOt.t: IToys of alt kinds; Bicycles, Scoot Itlg that ihi I i| i o ’ the allied n il v r\ are t ,...! >eni ually. it s . Kiddie Kars, Electric T rains countm For R ent— Furnished room, twin 1 ImT* hv *iUlMiitfii *• lfi>'wi*If ill* u i Tricycles. Autos, Wagons, Sport i ’’This *' \,a.‘ ill closed t day m tie beds, fireplace, 111 Park Ave. rrtmllihir* im sihirlfr iif Si'Mi IiimIi* ling Goods. Prices Right. G. W annual i . | h.,. of Sc etn ry of the <’iiimt> ‘-iii-j.il 11• il»i- tit'ilitu i»f Hit* I »• rti. cr.il ic iiriinurv I•• l»»* I Deetcli, The Bicycle Store, Me T reusim \i d o t i « l '.ingress. li**|«l In tin i.irl> parl i»f I urn1 1 -Apartment For Rent Mell .ii i.i t!»e total war 1.under Arcade. Vi*n n **1v. costs 1 I ■' iient have Prom pt - Efficient i: k . im.xi'V . 272,:t:t:t up to ami un> 11 FOR RENT-—Phillips apartm ents, Service pis, resulting June .' it. corner of Second and Oak, two ( L e g a l Notices), C la ssified D isp la y e ditnres, Infroi i w !■ and three rooms, private hath— i i'u« property, cloning furnished or unfurnished. Recently in i h i - f o i NTY jrrw iK '8 c o r it'i in trn st RE VI. ESTATE n p a y m e n t s on * renovated and under new m anage­ IT SKMtNNM.i: rilI XTV, Kl.Oltl w ar deft* and Found ci item s touBi'd m ent. Rent reasonable. in /'i • the end of the In It* t ' , t a t *:»;•> w K Nl< MIT $3 li ( l I *• • • o F'OR REN T—A furnished a p a rt­ venr. i ' " a sse t" column N uTii'i. in aim h a it -\N n r u . i : bliil gold “ I-mly Elgin" ment and garage. 1101 Elm Ave., is given ' 571*. including i 'I ,.\ I .MS catch with gold link corner 11th st. FOR SALE Tl' A lt. IT I ’.SuNH IIAVINi $7,470,000 Hint do mi w a r debts, < I.AtMS ACAINST TIIR AlitlVIp The “assets'* were referred In as down town Sat. night. G O Acres Celery land on PineN WIKI i KMTATP.. Iturn to Mrs. R. E. Tolar F’OR R ENT—jl nice clean fu r­ way drive among best flowing Ion hi *- tier*!* ii'ii t(l*'il dial "p artly estimated.’ nished rooms, nil conveniences, Military Expenses rlia Ave. Reward. IM.SA II. K Nil MIT is Kxcciilrlx wells in district. 25 acres tiled j 120.00 month, "til fo r. 3th und tin I stilt*' of tIKO. \V. K.NtlMIT) Military activities of the w ar planted in cilery in high sta te il * ■ * ’* * n s,*,l, has (iliit III Palm etto. Iium.Iw iii, )"U... ol| ‘"Kt $10218.:AGO.000 and^ those of of cultivation. 12 acres cleared i f S n u i t i s i i n n *,I |he ................... free ticket to the Miiiereiivl naval sail, "liili- mu!1 you —.......nre .. ‘---*■' Gje ...... . 'forces, ------ :!, 180.781,000 The and in cultivation. 2(1 ncre.t i eiiiilreil in >l*i"ur noil die ■''J1 . ' 11 interest on the w ar debt up to Miss Lille Mae Fleming, A ttractive furnished 'apartm ents. rough. Also $8,00(1. equipm ent. Corner P ark and Tenth Sts. |g -t same at The Herald iiinouiiled to ............. .. Will sell above for $22,500.00. ri... ....... .. lai.i.i I'.iuntv .ImlKe of iJune Frigidnirc installed, w ater and s. iiiiii.il ' i*miittv. Klorlila. on o r he-|000, an item that will continue, nlt ni ■••• This farm is easily worth $45,garage furiiishcd. Phone 18-J. (nre Ho' ist a,iv of June, 1938. “ * Though on u decreasing scale for (100,00(1 including equipm ent. the i.'ouri House in Hnnfont, 8eniln-j about JO year., ta r o of tin k If interested see, or. write. Whitegold. sapphire set F’OR R ENT—Furnished garage ole Pouiii*. Plnrl'l.i. 'ernm ent's wards, as a w ar result. II. M. Runibloy, inder please retu rn to ap artm en t for eouple, $25.0.1. I 'line ami orilereil Mils 12th day «f I hml cost $2,518,017,000 to tile end Sanford. Florida Nov duller. . IS27. I ,, [flee for rew ard. S. C. Call G58-W. j am its it MKUtnN, Iof the year. I 'o o n t y Jiiilac of Srnifnole i ‘m int). The foreign obligations outstanilPlorlda. June 30 amounted to $3,508,CLEM ENTS APARTM ENTS 612 m o b ile s P ark Ave. A partm ents— 2 and -1 ____________...______________ _ 1230,600 upon which $1,743,030,000 —g arag e and w ater. Reasonable. ^ I bail been paid. On the foreign oh* (Legal Notices) R H M A N R RlVT A IIM X ''gallons the government "slum ls" "0D G E l i L i i T l / l l l l k J to bee* $384,00(1,160, according to ra n and Graham trucks. FU R N ISH ED apartm ent for rent in the Herald building—a down* IN T ,IK m t l ’I’IT COtMtT o p T ilt: ! lJth S treet Phone 3. T W K N T V -T H IU t l J ltlU PlA I. ' ll: town ('catio n a t rem arkably low , w vi5.ooo.n«> PPIT OP TIIP ST ATP OP Pl.Olt:. 1 I I j I I l U L i A x j i l T i l l MJXJ (IDO uitim ateil cost, the governm ent rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The HA IN AND POlt SPMINol.P Si COWAN CO. Auto Herald office. roU.NTV. fjpo. A. |lel*i >TTPS nnd IS. W ■no sheet m etal works, SPKNSKIt. Jit., imitilers (riiittiw U L i l l L i x l 1 1 1 l j l / l l l / v f i v ]„„ | | M , hen\v cost of m aintaining kh Avenue. Phone 71G-W. 16—Houses For Rent as I'eCottes A- Si'KNI’ KI'. • ______ the V eterans’ Bureau and Its dePlaintiffs. VS [FORD M A C K CO. . , , , . n . . . . n . '|>e"dentsi for many years. FOR RENT—Five room cottage II XIt It V T. I io n w p i.li, Dvf.lul'iol. ArcheologiM tM E x c ite d O v e r ..It u Wl.„ known t „ thi- .tudent* 112 lrag o n lla Ave. IMITATION a t Paata. See Jno. D. Jinkins at D is c o v e r y O f R o m a n R e l i c s ! of public finance th at the pencePfcae 367. TUP ST i TP o p PM iltll'A 1 : C ourt House. T w e n ty F e e t H elow S u r f a c e Millie hdu tets of modern nations nre H AIt It V T IIODWKLU tux * m o ­ ist Trust lliillitlng. Providence. FOR RENT.—Furnished cottage JPS-MAUY.ONS O f l.n n d a n In K x c n v u tlim s | S h 'lta IMtOIlP ISLAND ' Pk' on Silver Lake. See Jno, l). jford Automobile Co. .Nulle.i Is lurrliv given Iba* 'M-.o said. A Ii.-PoTTPS and O. W. SPPN'*Plt. /Vve. Phone 137 Jinkins, C ourt House. iiortni' rs trading nml dot on LONDON. — Dec1. 12 (IN*S)— | '"The qu^Ktion nften urine?* (in Id Hens and geese fattened to order, l.iir Inrun as t>ePOTT PH A HPPNVmt. A rcheologists and students of the percentage of U nited States dressed nr undressed. Mail e l­ have Inslllllteil suit to Pt“ ......... enless Service with in- fedornl expenditures th a t is nttritill* I eouri ugatnsi nntiquity are wutehing der to Phillips’ P oultry • Yard, • no, tirnylim ;ufo -Hitnrhmeni the leauanee ... :t tercst. excavatiuns now being Imtalde to nctnnl o r’potentlnl wars Osteen. Fla. writ of Hltoehmunt iimuI iis I your made in the city of laHidon for con -1 The b est known compilation of am d« and ehullels. lands and leno. ■la tra n s fe r pictures. wn* made hv the lute Edward i ' Iltrn fure. t lms*. presents ate stru ct ion purposes, and hardly u |nts. and brushes. Sun Six room furnished house, modern Ill, hi ■Oiilillltud V**U# ItAllitV T ItOD- day pusses whi when some w orkm an’s , jt, j{o*a of the t \ S. Ilureau conveniences. Inquire a t Frank Paints and V arnishes. VVKI.I., ........... iiersonnlly in ,, Inland nin»*v»r siiuue does not uin u n i n clay-baker !SP’iulards.” P-l.»* and Wall Paper Lossings', 113 W -I6th St. I'mi’diaj » *Hc of Rosa’s showed thfP jnd day ""..f^ of January. A. oD.. i . :| rvuc »i the m e time um e when «»vn sundaled suno ...... compilation ........ ... . First St, hrrw 1st* Isc a Judgment judgmriil by default defauli |( Roman RoillUll feet trod troi‘ the areas thut f^ n , HM0 to 1316 "w ars past "f .i hervv M r Rov Schmidt m ay secure a i"i vviTNEHHr'u.e*H omnorsbir .rable v. p. P. j n",w "*'» com ^onijirise May....... .. w ITN EHH r't h * * Vt" prise Picadilly and M ay- future" were costing the goyern^ free ticket- to the Milane at Th* .................. ment from 6 i to 70 p * r cent n its ......glass, clerk of* the Circuit .... ‘’oof 1: (“ jf Hi in every shapi and Herald office. of S i-m ln u le i ' i . ii uty. Florida ,,n B'J" expenditure." In 1317 the Tweny-flve years ago, Roman etc.. S anford C em ex ,!m :?..*t day of ^ ‘£ '7 ; , ft}', London luy from twelve to nlfien,*rcentaee wns given ns HI.. 1318 Ccr.pany, F ifth and 6 room unfurnished house, corner Pi*' i k teen feet below the city of London, p; rtn,l | 0ip pg per cent. By 1323 Oak and 17th St. Phone 20. JTume 112-W. tlv A M. WPP.IC8. huried beneath cobbled streets. No jt |,n,| fallen to 83 tier cent. I'epot) I'lcrk spade had penetrated its aged re TREASURY ESTIMATES A w are house for ren t a t corner (8PAD> | Russel. F arm s, Grovja. cesses, no charge of dynam ite had Fur 1027 the T reasury estim ates 110 N p » r k Ave. Phone ( of 3rd and Oak Ave, Phone i'Gdisturbed the relics of u past civ­ the perccnlngp of w ar cost to total FOR REN T—Small house located d ' t i i k n i n r t M T r o r i t r <>v t i i k ilization th a t flourished two thou­ expenditures p» H‘. n slight in­ T 'V H N T V -T i l li t D JI’ DICIAt; » H- sand yvnrn ago. crease over the two preceding HIT PRIN T SHOP “ I 2121 Palm etto Avenue. $25 r u i T " S ’ T i n : h t a t k " F H a HH. S tudents Interested ytar-i as u result of heavier approlit IN AND K " lt HKillNOl.k, service tm an y th in g In monthly. Address B. F. H. Care The * * "■ rtifN T V . , ... But with the advent of modern prialions fur military and* navul | t A phone call wjll get Herald. i m :<> A. DefOTTBH nml 6 W. buildings with deep foundations, purposes, H-BNDKH Jit., partners vradtnj Phone 417-W. 0 Railthe IiivmsI jii of Roman London Assets representing obligations 1(, IicCf*TTKH Af HPKNi'KIt. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale t-lalnllffs by stenm shovel nnd electric drill „{ f.,reign governm ents ami claims Bulck town t i i b b o d w r l l " r e a l t y c « m . begun. And new excavations re- nj{itinst G erm any for arm y costs [ Ro o f i n g —T he Roof Ev- FOR SALE—1328 begun have brought to wt,n , nnt Ih ted a t their face value I-ANY. a corporation. Drfnnitanl. cently sedan slightly used, electric :T' Metal ih ingle*; OK rrH L Ii'A T lQrM ,,. lifh t discoveriis which have glad- (,u; „t about 60 per cent bascil on ream tin and galvtnized lighter, m irror, autom atic cleaner, TB KnttliKK state ov * James II. ,Cowan. Oak clock, spotlight, spare tire never V r noD W F M / it BA LTV <■"!». rt*n«l the h earts ^if archeological the term s In t h ' original contracts. I ’t S V . sas i i n e p l i a i T r u s t B u ilrt- j students and excited the curiosity u n account of the conditions in Arused, tire cover. Will sacrifice Third SL Phone 111. tn« Providence. It. I. .... the man who trails the streets bo- „„ nin and Russia the indcbtednoi• trade or term s from responsible UP YOUR OLD WALLS party . Phone 120 He U n d of w ri'c t-nilrthVna,rt m"mhii.,n s Nn«rr*'«i*''»‘«l-,o- i'w a th which the forgotten city nf th*«c countries has been elimlnthe n e w w a l l p a i n t sted from the assets. Box 31, D e U n d . Florida. __ ,tum has been tieretofofe lssiir*t ||e*. TONO NEW AND BETh> rein dlreeted in jmu. amt 1•*** ,*!’• j In order to lay the foundation!* fh e am ount due from Germany FURTHER INFORMA- FOR SALE— Urnhrella tent_ 3xJ, hl-rriff M rara tl.rr»‘m ihet - " . i . for alx-etory buildinga, engineers on account of cost* of the American ILL PHONE 236-J OR ■’ have been forced to nenetrate Army of Occupation win $225,000. good one , new. Phone 745-J. t „ »lhr feet that T IIK |t"DW Kl.L tw enty C- C0LLER. SANFORD. 1301 Magnolia.' feet or more below the OOO In June 30. ThU will '>e poid llBAl.TY PO U PA NV l» >* Dwe so clly'a surface. To reach thia depth under the Dawes plan In 17 v u r i . r, rpnrattoa, orxantxe.l nn.l FOR SALE—Special sale on po­ i.mlrr the laws e f llo- Hinte *.f they have had to hore through th.* f he V eterans Durenu expenditure* lice puppies until Christmas, 70*1 Ponn-cticm. with Its nrlnetuol nlae*- remain* of Roman London until Wcr>* described in n Vontlnuing RAPII—repairing, piano I." huslnese at nsx ileepHat Trust Phone 211-W. •y exrerta with 17 year* Oak Ave. ■•rorliteiife. Ith*«lc Is* undiidurhcd clay, strong enoufch rast.^ -— irullfjtnif. to .support n con*truct:nn of ce* * . ______ _— \ hat you Sanford muale atorc h iu !2 w 'tn ihle 8 tett.,? n.l tb*( ment and ateel, Sa reached. i Shoppe,'. Room 10 A I I Me- FOR SALli—Thoee fa t C*-*. Tu.r,' | CHILDREN PERISH ‘ . . i. t»if .* f: keys, price 60c per pound. *'• i| Viiirti'nve faile d t<* elect "r I'tixad, Phone 832. While tm a v a tii-g for the eon------— ________f - , . V « r , ............... *’-! s r .'iiM .v a J V 'f it e j? atrnctiop of a new spaper building MOUERLY, Mo., Dec. 12.— F'Pper, in Shoe-lane recently*, workmen 11X8)—T hree children o f Mr. an I, L t - V ! {Jnd,. I -------------------------------i a K S t t K - i . S S B ' J S K V a t t m ade a discovery which rivals in Mr*:. Barney Steven* were burned 1 " " " PBper M r .'c ly d . IVrky m ay in terest any archeological find of to death Hututvay when they were tn Btlachniem a*uln»l free ticket to the Milane at Tlw i„ uui,.nil j,ml rhzttrl), |uii'l« .* ,'*l |-o - recent daya. It waa p art of a Ro- trapppd in a flro in the upper n.ciitt nf ihr ailrt T IIB H " l > " Herald. cem etery, buried alm ost stcry of the Stevens home. Th? IIBA IT V COMPANY. ■ corporation, man DRUG 8TORF.— Prelhe»c nrceenl* ,.A e tw enty feet below the surface, children w ere John 6 year* o ld ;, *** Drugs. Soda. We gre FOR SALE— Fox T errier, 10 therefore. you. t iik n o n w r.u * rnm urn ml u your phone. Call 103 weeks old. Make nice Christmr.s URAI.TY COMPANY, » corporation. where fo r two thouiand year* the May, 8. nnd Fred *,, (,< > itml up|*ear I***fore thin present. Mi** Olivia Brady. Mec­ ,i,|,. rnnrl. <*n the Jml it." llnpbl- bones of men and women of PUBLISHER BOUND OVER C casar'a tim e lav unm oleated while ca Hammock Road. _ rv X l>. I>I*. otherwise « Jmlopienl th e rush* of civilisation rumbled an i '^ ^ T C S — Irrig atio n l default will t*.- enierert ugatn-l erne • I cement work. JOHNSON CITY, 'r m i .. Pe.-.i down Fleet S treet, half a hundred » OR SA LE— Iteo Speed Wagon 2*1 l‘k—(I N S ) —Charge 1 * t'i cilm lrJ. E. 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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 12, 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/32e571de1cc6c91adc09fdf2c7bb8bd4.pdf 775fa7dde6ccdde3c5eefaa4dcc35dff PDF Text Text \,v. .1 40 t'V 'if; i- jV ' v ’V * YOUR N EW SPA PER *t i« f * »##- ; i H eart. World’s Greatest! Vegetable f'V >^ ,# 0 2 '_ ■id *." »*V 131 lion. It.w R ic h e st G arden Land. [l u m SW Leased Wire International News Service e SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1927. H c r n h p r A u d it I l n r M i r A f f i r r i l l n l i n n a Hearing In HEARS! PAPER O vationFfits.-rbm H ouseW hich OF ALLEGATION tpayers Make Good •ogress In Getting tond Trustee Book [placed In Records * ^ ’■ — sfense Fights In rain On B ig Point mnsel For City And [utton Overruledln llTiree Of Objections Lfter two days and a half iking testim ony, the henrin the injunction afction which five Sanford tax* iers are seeking to prevent [City o f Sanford from pny[$210,940.50 to the Hutton ptruction Company for its held, by it, was re­ today noon to 10 on Dec. 28. This date was [by agrevmont among the ntpays and tha court, elay in tha proceedings was stoned by the fact that circourt fo r Seminole County be in session all of next week prnbubly oil of the week foi­ ling. Judge Wallace Wright that ha could give the nttorM all of next Monday morning it waa generally agreed that case will requlro more tint's In that to hear the other w il­ lies and complete the argu|nts. tccess came a fter a morning rated to frequent clashes beten counsel and arguments on admissability of certain evi­ nce. Only one witness was kced on the stand, Hamil K. liar, public accountant, who was lied late yesterday afternoon | t prior to recess for the day. Tolar was on the stand two h a tf hours but his testimony interrupted frequently by ntneya for the defense, aunsel for the taxpayers suckded in getting n cash book of bond trustees into the records le r defense uttornys had (shed several times on the mat* Placing of the book before court was considered a slg11 victory for the taxpayers nose counsel was balked a t every fort to esttblieh proof of the llsnces of the city in the various |nd accounts during the period ben the w arrants were issued to jtton. . [The totals as shown by the |sh book to be to the city’s Jit on the dates of the Hutton srrants aro based upon the )eory th a t all w arrants issued each data had been cashed-, ne balances are as follows: Seminole County Bank Check Acct. Sav. Ar«t. IApril l »285.025.7l $600,000 April I t 600,400.6.1 600,000 April 26 464,106.41 GOO,000 | May P 406,082.80 000,000 June 13 265,711.38 600.000 August 6 686,040.42 ,500,000 Following show a liat/of balancin the Seminole County Bank nst prior to tha issuance of the larranta. These thro* totals failed get in the records because the ourt sustained ob actions to them. March 1 f4U,tfft.H4 $600,000 March 16 390496.04 600,000 March 31 285025.71 600.000 Balances in the First National ink for tha dates on which the [iuton warrant) were issued and *hich were/placed In the record: N t l i m l Bank April / $ 1,602.36 $7,132.01 April / l l 10,866.81 743243 A p r il/28 1046641 7,332.93 May/o 10,850.81 7,33243 June 13 1456.35 741243 Ajfgust 6 1456.36 7432.03 combined balance of bond •a of the city in the Sanford ink and Trust Company from ipril 1 to July 12. waa $28,103.73. Opening the haarlng this morn“f. Judge Cary D. Landis, Rep­ enting tha taxpayers, asked *r. Tolar if the cash book of the ond trustees showed the cash incea in the different banks the credit of the city. Defense Jnsel objectsd upon the ground il’ the book was not s recotd If theXbank and therefore could ot definitely sUte the balances the banks .because it was a cord of the warrant* as drawn Istten and not on the werrants •mselvea. Tha defense, also com :ded that the bond trustee* °ks could show only those wsrIssued and not those of that fk«t e**W n « exact beUit«* *« court epstalned tae mod’fied the qu«the witne** if t“• h .. J K m * > .m s s were the book ikree) Declares It Important That Senate Committee Investi­ gate Truth Of Statements Printed In Its Publications SPENCER INSISTS DIGHTON TOLD TO Herald RESIGN LAW FIRM Washington Says Papers Real 1 » • % Junior Partner Takes Up Cud­ Documents Contain Evidence gels In Row Between Right- dWhleh Shows Mexico Tried on And DeCottes Over Suit r To Give Money To Senator* Filed A gainst L. K. D. Inc. ‘ WASHINGTON, Dee. 10.— (INS! —Five minutes a fter Col. Charles A. Lindbergh had received the ac­ claim of the House of Representa­ tives and the almost unprecedent­ ed floor privileges thereof that body unanimously adopted a reso­ lution awarding the trans-Atlantic flyer the Congressional Medal, of Honor. * Rep. Cochran, (D) of Missouri, advanced the resolution. P rior to action of the bill. Speaker'' Longworth introduced Lindbergh to the House ns “America’s moat at­ tractive citixen.” He received an ovation and then took a place on the Speakers’s rostrum and spent twenty minutes shaking hands with the members. Lindbergh's appearance before the House was not premeditated. The inviation was issued a fte r, he had accompanied Wiliam P. Me Cracken, assistant Secretary of Commerce in charge of commercial aviation to the House Appropria­ tions Committee at 10 A. M .\,to plead for more funds for commer­ cial aviation. Word spread quickly and the galleries were filed a t 13 o’clock, chiefly by women. Representative John Q. Tilson (R) of Connecticut, Republican leader, announced Lind­ bergh's ap p eam n eean d Speaker Longwurth named Tilson and Rep­ resentative Finle G arret of Tenn­ essee, minority leader, to escort the flier. Mnrching down the aisles amid cries of “ Lindy” and ‘vociferous cheers from the floor and galleries Lindbergh grinned broadly nnd blushed profusely. , After he was stationed at tho clbrk’s table nnd Speaker Longworth introduced him as "Amer­ ica’s most attractive citixen.’’ there were cries . of ‘put him on the speaker's stand.' Lungwort!) then ahdicted his -cut in fuvor of the young 1 flier, who stood on the dins as members pmsed by nnd shook hands. The honor paidthe "Lone Eagle” is usuully reserved for foreign dip­ lomats or heroes of American wars. Tilson moved that the House re cess so that Lindbergh—a civilian could have privileges equal to thut of members of tho House. WASHINGTON. Dec. Ip.—(INS) In a letter to The Sanfnnl Har­ —The Washington Herald, which old, G. W. Spencer Jr. of the law has been publishing an annexing firm of De Cottej & Spencer, takes series of charges concerning Mexi­ issue with a statement of Samuel can activities in the United Staten, R. Dightop, published in Friday's published an editorial today stat­ Herald, in which Mr. Dighton in­ ing that it welcomed the senator­ ferred that he withdrew from the ial investigation of its charges firm of De Cottes, Spencer & which was ordered by the Senate Dighton because he did not agree yvstenlav. with the professional and political "It is extremely important,” policies of Mr. De Cottes. said the Herald, “ that a cuimnitte# Mr. Spencer maintains that tha of the United States Senate should,firm of De Cotes, Spencer Si Dlgh- investigate the /ru th of the state­ ton was dissolved by Mr. De Cottes ments contained in the unquestion­ nnd Mr. Spencer, that Mr. Dighton ably authentic documents o f. tho was summarily asked to resign, Mexican Government revealed to annd th a t ho was paid in full for the people of this country by the his withdrawal. Mr. Spencer’s let­ Hearst publications. ter in full follows: “These documents contain evi­ dence of an attem pt on the part of The Sanford Herald representatives of tha Mexican Secretary of Labor Inrltc-t Premiers Of Poland And Lith­ Sanford, Florida Government." Sirs:— uania Agree 1>J Resumption Operators And Leaders Oi The rharges which prompted I feel that owing to a certain ■ Mine Workers To Meet For Of Friendly Diplomatic Re­ article published in your paper the Senate’s unanimously ordering lations Recently Strained Open Discussion Of Affair an investigation by a sp-'clul com­ yesterady in which Mr. Samuel R. Dighton was quoted, that it is my mittee of fire Senators wero that GENEVA, Dec. 10.—(IN S)— WASHINGTON,- ” Dec. 1 0 .— personal duty as well aa my duty during the year 1926 President tho famous Threats of war between Poland and op a member of the firm of De- Calls- * ordered the transfer of sums (IN S)—Emulating Cottes & Spencer to make reply to agregating $1,216,000 to Arturo endeavor of Henry Ford In endea­ ! Lithuania over the status of Vilna certain statem enta contained in the Elian. Mexican financial*agent in voring to “get the boys out of the were completely dissipated this New York, for delivery to four I morning during a short secret sesarticle published by your paper members of the United States trenches by Chrlsmas,'* Secretary I sum of the League of Nations in which Mr. Samuel R. Dighton is Senate. The Herald reproduced of Labor Jarnea J. Davis today council, attended by Marshul Pilquoted as follows: the actual documents and asserted, effort to obtain Ktidski, Premier of Poland, and “ I assume that the people of they had heen obtained from tlfi* launched an Premier Vahleinarax of Lithuunin. Sanford understand why I am no ecu re files of tha Mexican Foreign ''peace in tho bituminous industry Thp two premiers agreed to u longer associated with Mr. De Cot- Office, by Christmas." resumption of neighborly diplottea. The subsequent development Following up these charges with To this end he has invited bitu­ mntir relations. Premier Pilsudski of events will assist them in de­ still more today, the Herald repro­ minous operators of western and is leaving for Warsaw this uftcrciding whether I waa Wrong In duced anothor presidential order, central Pennsylvania, northern noon, entrusting to Foreign Minis­ qot agreeing with the professional signed by Calls*, conveying $l,A0U west Virginia and Ohio and leadar* ter Znieitki the task of working out nnd political policies of Mr. De- 000 to Elias for delivery t« an tin- of __ the __ United _ ___ _ Mine dine Worker* tfc the ilrt iils of th«.agreement. . . *CoUe*.’’ named m’Mt here on D4c. 13, "for a frank 1 Ahe cW icllTTm eeUng a t V o “ , Senator. . ipMST*,..The — namre-os* It will be recalled that on the Senators in all the orders were de­ discussion of problems affecting clock this morning to frame a forday of dissolution of the firm of lated by the Herald, but thp news- the mining industry, with the ob­ mr.l document consolidating tho ac­ De Cottes, Spencer Si Dighton, Mr. aper stated the documents would ject of bringing about, If possible, cord. It is expected that this meet­ Dighton was quoted by the San­ c turned over to the Senate in­ a r.dlisfactory and peaceful situ at­ ing will mark tho close of the pro ford Herald as saying that he vestigating committee with 'too ion." %ent council session. l formatIc incidents preceded tho voluntarily resigned from the firm names Intact. Davia pointed out in his invitat­ The delotion of the names in the ion th a t the conference was called Xgreenvsnt, it was reliably reported because he could not 'agree with ‘the professional and political poli­ published documents was explain­ ?'with the knowledgo of President in the corridors of the league of ed editorially by the Herald as fol­ Cooildge." He expressed the belief Nations I’ulace. Almost a t the op­ cies of Mr. Geo. De Cottes. ,thut the meeting "may wiimesi; a ening of th< xessinon, Murshal PilSince the dissolution of the firm, lowj : “There is no evidence that this decided etep in tha direction’* of sodski, who i.at a t ono end of tlio and more especially sipec the clos­ ing of the Seminole County Bank. money was ever received by tho peace in the bituminous industry horseshoe table, nrosu and addres­ Mr. Dighton has repeatedly an.I representatives of the American by Christmas, so tliat the holiday sing himself to Premiur Vnldemacontiguously attempted to make it Government mentioned. There is mny see a situation in soft-coal ras, who s a t'at th* opposite end of evidence that those large the table, declured: appear that his reason for leaving no amounts of money ever got • any mining satisfactory not only to op­ "What do you want, peace or tho firm of De Cottes, Spencer & farther than the pockets of cer­ erators and minors but to business in general in all tho districts that war? ll is time for you to decide, Dighton was because he knew tain intermediaries. hay# been affected by existing unswef frankly." Premiur Valdethat the fateful event would hap­ “The H earst publications, there­ conditions. marnx was flustered but replied pen and consequently desired to fore, have eliminated alt names of rover his connections with ps. It. alluged recipients of these funds, “I am sure th at'th e conference I after slight hesitation: "My coun­ seems that on one occasion any being uninclJnod to place any have called will result In clrarin ing try wants peace." "Then there is nothing more I knowledge of this character either confidence In the allegation of r uP n situation th at has causised ran do here." responded Mnrshnl on the part of Mr. Dighton, Mr. _Mexican _corruptionists, _____ _ _ _ ...... much suffering by innocent pcoplo and wholly De Cottes or myself wns settled unwilling to run the risk of doing Land Is probably becoming intoler Pilaudski. “F u r - Foreign Minister M. Zaleski, and the League can through a physical encounter tha injustice to men of good repute in able." Davis said. handle the secondary and minor day after the charter election, our government. “We all know that tha people of points. I shall return to Poland when I overheard Mr. Dighton the United States are perfectly *nd order a Te Deum sung in all making statem ents of this charact­ willing to pay for their coal a our ehurches." er to a number of citizens in front price that will yield a good profit of RoumllUt and Anderson’s Drug and a good wage, but in return Store. Since th at time, Mr. Dighton /o r the price they want their coal has voluntarily and humbly spoilIn a dependable ond unbroken gized to Mr. De Cottes for making supply and without the present such statementa and during said stoppages and fluctuations in price DELANI),Fla., Fla„ lO .-(IN S) apology slated that he was entirely WASHINGTON, Dec. lO .-(IN S ) ’hat constantly dlaturb American —Death late Friday evening ended wrong a .d th at he spoke too hast­ —U. S. Attorney Gordon today industry. ily. However, he would still have was planning a smashing offensive MI believe the Amaricnrn people the long aind prominent career of tho citixens of Sanford to believe for tne re-opening Monday of the are willing and anxious-to see the Prof. Thomas Frederick Crane, that such waa his reason for leav­ criminal contempt trial of Harry coal mining Industry properly or­ last surviving member of the ori­ ing our firm. F. Sinclair, the oil magnate, and ganised and brought up to tha ginal faculty of Cornell Univer­ WUitam J. Bums, the private de­ standards of efficiency maintained sity. Dr. Crane passed away at tion of the firm of I)e Cottes, tective. These two, and four of in e)l the other great Industries." hla winter home here at the age of eighty three. gpencar and Dighton, Mr. Dighton their aides, are oh trial as a re­ Known to thousands of Cornell had nit the slightest idea that th« sult of Sinclair’s action in hiring Alumni la Dean Crane, the de­ firm would be dissolved. At twen­ the Burns Detective Agency to ceased bore an International rety minutes P«*t eleven o’clock on maintain an alleged "improper Alien as a student of romance the morning of the dissolution of surveillance" over the jury that guages, and was a writer of sat in tha conspiracy trial of Sin­ the firm, he waa called in the of­ EUREKA, Kapj, Dec. 1 0 -(IN S ) not*. The body will be shipped fice of Mr. De Cotas for a Joint clair and former Secretary of In­ —Ivan Hart, banker and World Ithaca, N. Y., for interment. conference with Mr. De Cotes and terior Albert B. Fall. Gordon is now In possession of War veteran charged with the mysqlf, myself, iand was at that time ad a statement from Juror Edward J. murder j>f his wife, wax found Mr. De Cottes and myvised by Kidwell that, while the oil trial guilty o f second degree murder by salf that the firm of De Cottes, Spencer k Dighton was dissolved, was In progress, he was apthroach- a jury here early today. According to testimony, Hart slayed hi* and that we no longer desired to ed by a stranger and “sounded young wife when ahe told him out." U this approach can be trac­ NORRISTOWN, Pa., Dec. 10— be associated with him in any re­ •ha expected to become a mother. spect, and especially in a business ed to th« Bums Agency it will She begged Hart to kilt her, Hart (IN S)—Two men were killed and completely upatt the defense con­ six others injured, two seriously capacity.* tentions. The latter have .claimed teatlfiad. when an automobile truck was At that time Mr. Dighton con­ that no offense is chargeable inas­ Defense wax based on biblical tinuously and repeatedly implored much aa no Juror was approached stories. Characters like Eve. Sal- struck by an engina of the Perklomen branch ot the Reading us to retain hi# services tnd at- dlnctly, or Indirectly. erne and Delilah wars cited by Bailway at the Tennsburg crossing teirpted to persuada in evtry way Tom Forbss, Hart’s attorney, to Mar here today. that ha should ha allowed to remain show that man could not refuse Th* truck containing the eight a member of tha firm. Howaver, to de woman’s bidding. men, employees of the Phoenix we were firm is our convictions Utility Company, and a driver and Mr, Dighton was again teU thst tha firm was dl#olv«d and that Dec. 10.—(IN S)— ha would ha paid la full in cash Thomas Ransbenry, 24. Middloon that day for any interest that Md. « . 10— (IN'S) h» might hava In tha flna, Md Price, 19, Red HUl Dighton waa so paid ip full la cash 22, who wap fontgomery County. through tha * lw t National Bank w — I n i n ••r of Hanford, aa Mr. Forster, the i on f*4"rnl ehsnre* "oj AFTER 20 YEARS ut of *said ill'*«»?* ^ ^ J ^ U g n p h l b U J President ld bapk, bank,, w will •s Annie Sal-1 ------ion that 1 / at liber.jr Padgett, state manaThis is tha f l n t occasior ' ~ Mueller,Company, i«en fit to make a public I bay* s«sn not consider with regard to asjr of *.- i * • t her until l < but I think It Is only city today as ^ CJtJT that Holly, with wi - in ft Btewmai . DAVIS LAUNCHES THREATS OF WAR DRIVE TO PACIFY FINALLY TURNED STRIKING MINERS INDRAMATIC WAY I Prosecutor Gordon To Give Revelation In Contempt T r i a l Prominent Cornell Professor Is Dead Man Who Murdered Wife Found Guilty K Two Men Killed And Six Hurt In Smashup Dade County Justice Enthusiastic Followers Of Cnbinate Member Declare He Will Go To Convention! In Hannan City An F arorlt. STATES UVJOGENE ABUSED Will Have Support Of President Cool idge BY HER HUSBAND Defense Southern Bloc Will Be For Mrs. Remus Fainted In New Light By Friend Who Knew Hoover But Western Del­ Couple In Atlanta Where egates Thought Doubtful Ex-Bootlegger Wa« In Jail WASHINGTON, Dec. !0._The cnhusioatlc reporters of Herbert Hoover were voicing private claims today that he will go Into the Re­ publican National Convention nt Kansas City next June with n mini­ mum of 100 votes on the first ballot. It will take 545 to nominate as there will he 1080 delegates in the convention. They base their claims on public nnd private promises thut Irnvo come to them since President Cooildge und ChniTes Evans Hughes have eliminated themselves from the ID28 picture. Tho past week suw the Republican Nntionnl Committee meet In Washington niul from those political managers, the Hoover lieutenants claim to have secured a cross-country view into Republican thought that one plominrnt Hoover hncker described ns ’very reassuring.” The Hoover people believe they will get n majority of tho Southern delegates a t the outset. One south­ ern committeeman, R. II. Creager of Texas, ia already in tho open with his promise of support. South­ ern Republicans have a hnbit of going with the ndminlstrntion be­ cause many of them nre federal officeholders and all of them arc dependent upon the administration ut Washington for patronage. Of course, Mr. Hoover hasn’t been designated “the adiqjpistrntion candidate" and probahl^iever will be, hut the SoiithernerlHconsider bhn so in their p r i v a t i o n varsa^um Hoover, gt least, is ’’of" W 'W iniW strutloh, while the ^thdr two principal candidates a t this stage of the race, Chnrles - G. Dawes and Frank O. Lowden, are hardly to he considered ns basking in the sunlight of administration bw or. Mr. Cooiidge’s coolness to­ ward both men is un open secret in Washington. Th* Southern bloc—if Hoover gets it—will amount to some 215 delegates. California, of course, already is In the Hoover column, and it Is expected tliat Colorado 4oon will follow suit. Secretary of the Interior Work, who wields great influence with Colorado Re­ publicans, is tho one cabinet offic­ er who nas come out openly for Hoover. New Hampshire, with 11 votes, also is counted for Hoover by hia managers. The biggest question mark con­ fronting the Hooter niunagorn now nppcnra to be the W estern bloc. Fur the first time in many years the East will be without a serious contender in a Republican Nation­ al Convention. Four .Eastern Htatcs alone. New York, Pennsyl­ vania, New Jersey and Massachu­ setts, huv'e a bloc of 219 votes be­ tween them. turn Col To Ask New Both Parties R< Calm AsJudge ThemLongSenl CINCINNATI, (.„ Dec. IC­ O N S)—Tho slain Mrs. lmogcne Remus wnj a good woman. She led MAYS LANDING, N. n "blameless’’ life. Sho was loyal to her husband, George Remus, Dec. 10. — (IN S )— '“Why who shot and killed her two jury* brought In that v« months ago in Edon Park and who o f voluntary manslaughter is now on trial for her murder. She wns married to n man who do not know. This crime waa hard to get along with, who beyond question, murder abused her and did not appreciate th a f i r a t ,lncm>n • her. Yet she loved him. $he was ■ e 1 , m a e B re e This statem ent waa -pioud, however,- nnd when . Ony parted sho said she “would die" from the bench in supi teforo she would ask him to take court hero today by Jt her bnrk. Thut is tho new light in which Campbell, who presided Mrs. Remus is being portrayed to­ trial of Willis Beach and day, The picturo is being painted Margaret Lilliendahl, Cone from the witness stnnd by u form­ voluntary manslaughter, m er close friend of tho murdered for tha killing of tl)a woman*! woman, Mrs. Elizabeth Felix. A husband. , m refined, soft voiced gentle woman Justice Campbell then pi of Birmingham, Ala. «U sentence or ten year* Mrs. Felix, tho wifo of Alvin labor for the two defendants, j Felix, construction contractor, prison lirlinn term farm under iihiIaw thn ■at TT the Ilaw. was intimately acquainted with Contrary to prevloua ann Mrs. Remus in A tlanta during a ____ _ when ________ ....... the ments, Robert McCarter, „ period Remus wns behind wuils of the Federal Penitentiary ^or ^ * * Ltilterwtehl, did not on' in that city for violation of tho a" morion for a“ “new -trial - — prohibition law. Sho *is the fir.it ground of the newly dl: rebuttal witness for tho stato and evidence. He told the court has taken It upoit herself to re­ his ovidence was not yet co: move the smirches that mny havo cd, and that therefore he been placed upon tho namo of wait. Ha Can make tha Mrs. Remus by the parade of de­ tion any tima within ala fense witnesses for tho past tweivo It had been intimated by countel that they h*d ob court days. The Remus she described was confession from two n not the mistreated man defense has bean the defsnse coi the aged doc1 witner.be* have been dupktlng him. >throughout slain by oagToes. yrho Rather ho was a man who had de­ led Mrs. Lilliendahl. clared that "all the money in the , McCarter explained Ke , world wus not worth ond hour of make the plea for n new pcnhl servitude," nnd in tho next later. Edison Hedges, counsel breath announced he would kill Beach, pleaded for a light ® Franklin I* Dodge, the dry sleuth, tonce, stating that what "wot whom ho thought had stolon his light punishment for wlfo's affections. another man would be very Mrs. Felix resumes the witness indeed for this stand today to complete her de­ punishment because of Beach’s 67 year*. fense of tho character of tho wo­ Beach Was asked to stand, man whose lips wero sealed by a stared quietly at the bench ilstol shot fired by a gun In ttio Justice Campbell pronounced lands of Remus. tcnce. “Beach," the Judge said. Jury has found you guilt; ~ crime of voluntary ma: and the sentence Qf the that you be confined In Prison, at hard labor, for a of ten year*." hands I’AINESVILLE, Ohio., Dec. 10. , Beach, . . . folded . . - before —(IN S)—While Thomas Edward thLuHh West, 26 ,1s being laid to rest a t „I.?i„t t « U? ci Perry, Ohio, this afternoon, Velma if™ nf 21, year W ., 1, hU 21. , car old -“flapper n .p p c r ' j ^ u i l l .n ^ U , j n i j o i ' widow,” who has confessed that said the court. The widow ' xho beat hint to death with a claw very suddenly. She waa hammer last Tuesday night, . will remain in solitary confinement ’ in ns calm os Beach. There thccounty Jail here, with her cigar­ tears, but her faced twitcl ette* nnd her "modern romance" she seemed unsteady on bar The same formula of sen magazines. | No desire has been evidenced by repeated. tho.young woman* to attend tha funeral or see the body of the man with whom she eloped onl^ a year ago, according to county authori­ ties. West, sho declares, maligned her friends und slapped her fnce, when ho threatened to leave him TuesJACKSONVII ay night. At the height of a"b!ind yago” she picked up the hammer — (IN S)—Georg*and struck him on the head .ac­ pilot with Ruth E suceaaful attempt to ct cording to the confession. Becoming frightened when he lantic, will rise or fall attempted to rise, she struck him progress of aviation again, tied his hands and feet with here today. The inteprid aviator < twine and threw a blanket over from Fort Bragg, ‘ the prostriite form. After accompanying her ‘mothor where \u waa ei on u Christmas shopping.trip, dur­ Ha., hla home < ing which she bought a present for 475 miles was r her husband, she received word record time of 147 Offer* from tha that his badly battered body had have no hire for been discovered in the bedroom of declared that their cottage at Perry. for tha future war that they did not the stag* or the silver f JaxFederalReserve Bank Names Chase A s Board Member Young Woman Who Slew Husband Has Modern Tendances S. O. Chase, city commissioner nnd president of Chaso and Com­ pany,. packers and shippers of Florida citrus products and veg­ etable products, has received word of his oppolntmcnt os a director of the Jacksonville branch of the Federal Reserve Hank, according to word received hero late Fridty to afternoon. The appointment takes effect January 1 and Mr. Chase’s term of office will be far three years. Mr. Chase has accepted the honor, it waa learned, after he had declined on several previous occasions to serve on the bank’s board. The appointment it considered a signal honor and friends ot Mr. Chase today were offering all their congratulation* and reiki ta­ ring him upon what was described as a fitting tribute to hU success in the various business enterprises, NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10 y ty i whk h ,h e 1. connected, , .* (IN S)—Sidney Borne, th« "Human Ostrich” was sleeping peacefully in a New Orleans hospital today after an operation for the rent al of a small / *' * ' razor blades, nails, URCF.T. France, Dec. 10 watch from hi* ' Porn-, forntg NS)—Plarri Corbu, famoai went fo the ho»' French pilot, wm killid the firat r.tomac before neon today wh his life. Ho out a naw nlanc. watch, saying jq the air Corbu’s against h's two — • and c. ». oniv because a couldn't. Dr. Jo: stently. rcri>r«',d * articles t* “Tiny Museum”Tak?n From Man’s Stomach Pilot *o.^*nn*burg. f . Famous French t LeBourget Girl Who Sent Poison Candy Put Under Bad k SUPPORTERS IN ELECTION RAC fell’ Haldeman In Jacksom Flight Tof �IANF01 o n eH a d ro w er S u b jects DIGHTON GIVES STATEMENT ON The Lilliendahls—Sad and Glad Of Injunction Suit (Continued From Pace One) was Involved In this tran sfer. A t th at time I was still without notice fit the fraudulent aspect of the transfer from F orrest Lake and A. R. Key to the corporation. Key W e s t Making Plans To B e H o s t To Two Presidents d 9 J f U m f l Q j Hec. U—- (N E A ) — This eceond-lnrgeat city fit America hus many things that other cities lack. It has a magnificlent lake front, a doublc-deckod auto street, • huge municipal stadium, skytem pers that rival New York’s. It also has nn overlord of crime Mho is one of the strongest figures io America. This man is Alphonse Capone, (i)lf(s AI Brown, ordniarity called “Seuriacc AI." He is both a myth and a reality; a myth, because ho l« seldom seen, seldom heard from mrvctly, because he seem* to be a fictitious embodiment of all that •n ambitious gunman mJfht want to be—and a reality because he is one of the most powerful men in Chicago. Underworld King "Scarface AI" is king of Chi5“*°.* underworld. To many, muny people his word is law. He can pass death sentences, issue roprlovei, the roving bands of gangland were Juet beginning to develop from groupa of ordinary at'ck-up men Into rich syndicates of rum-runn­ ing beer baron*. M»k* Big Fortunes Big fortunes wero being made by the gongs. Beer cost $3 a barrel to make, and sold to saloons for $60 n barrel. Each gang had it* own ter­ ritory, y d to Infringe on the sales •r#a o r a rival clique meant bloody war. • io h n Torrio and Dean O’Banion, gho perfunctorily hid a gaudy c y e e r of crime bahlnd the plate i loss window of a florist's shop, F !••«!•« of the chief rival M gs. T oplo, always a tnrget for Of tile bullet*, wanted u b<wly«ard. Capone, handy with u gun, the Job. be changes of gangland fortune n b ro u g h t. death to O’Banion, bot down amid his flowers. Torrio ine weapons to In.ure a peaceable discussion. Recently one Joe Aiello, a weal­ thy Importer, thought • to defy Capone. He established u string of gambling houses on Capone’s ter­ ritory. A Berios of bombings and shootings began; then Aiello dis­ covered that he was fighting a los­ ing fight. Arrested on some minor charge, he refused to Icavo jail, knowing he would be shut down within 21 hours. Twf> of Capone’s henchmen were in the next cell, and he beg­ ged them for mercy. They sneered a best essay on the subject of “The Evils af'Tobacvo.*’ A fter consider­ ing numerous papers, tho faculty chose a pager prepared by Mary Purdon. (3,member of tho eighth tfrauo. The Herald reproduces tho essay here In compliance with a npecial request. ’'Tobacco la very bod for the body, especially the heart ,the lungs and the blood vessels. To­ bacco ruina the henlth of any smoker, Jt takoa away 10 yearn of >0" r Bfe, if yop are auppoied to live 50 year*, you only live forty. When you Inhale the smoke Is when the harm comes in. Old ipnn that smoko a pipe do not get tho harm because they Just puff and they do not Inhale. Young p«oi)le J a n t get any .’kick' in smoking If they den’t Inhale. "Tobacco ahrivela up the lungs majcqs them weak, it makes the hc*rt beat slower, and often gives you heart trouble. A person that does not .moke has a healthy kidnyy but a tobacco smoker has n poor and weak kidney. Tobacco nanlen$ the bloqd vessel*. Nicotine is the poison In cigarettes. It leaves brown stains on your flnger» Slk puffs of a cigarette will kitten- Two drops of nicotine WUI kill a boy. "William S. H art gets f 1,000 n month for amoklng •rtiflclal clgareUos A man 74 years old offers in gold to any person that mokes to lift,a 200-pound dumb­ bell with two baud*. This man does not smoke and cgn lift it with one hand. Would Gene Tunney have won If he am okedt” "i< > Wt-iki. waAugnfiut a»’(>w. 2?? a?heb»j .» it l u f n ho wan «d to • !<an (ic didn t nri us anythin;; .douLit," the witness said. youngster saddened by his mother’s Hut his [essence at Hit tr I.muling, N. J., gladdens Mrs. Margaret Willis Iteach of sluying her husband. ____ thus in an anteroom o f the court house. a lirndahl, K- WEST, Fla., Doc. 8—(INK) This picturesquo little island city, which will soon be connected with the roct of the North American continent by automobile travel, is to have the honor to entertain two presidents of two countries at the same time, according to prerent plans. President Coolidgc y/lll be here on January 15 onrouto to attend tlu* I’en-American conference nt Uavar.n and address that body of stutespen. He has also been invited to a t­ tend the formal opening of the Over-Sea highway, hsraldtd and rontl construction engineers ns iglit world wonder," nnd said to he the greatest highway feut in the world. The highway will extend for ovrr lf<0 mile*., with nothing but the Atlantic Ocean to the South nnd the fiiilf of Mexico to the north. In other words, It will he a highway in the middle of the sen. connecting »n island wi’.h the mainland. It U being built almost entirely upon coral nnd parrallel* for some dis­ tance the over-sea railroud, • President Mario Machado of the Republic of Cuba has already an­ nounced that he will participate in the ceremonies if President Coolidge accepts the local invitation. The two presidents will proceed to Havana from here In a Unite.J States Navy destroyer which has already been ordered to this port to convoy President Coolidgo to Cuban shores. other banks to help the Seminole I County Bank and in aniw er to an. • other question said, Lake and K«v ' '!• thereof was an innocent purchaser for value. "I recognize th at a neyrspnpv Is not the proper forum in wjtlch to try n law sulL The depositor* of the Seminole County Hank may be stiro that both Mr. Ashcraft and I are conscientious in our be­ lief that this transfer should bo s<jt aside, else the bill would4 not have been filed. "Mr. DeCotte* givon it a* his "firm opinion" th at th is' hill is not well founded, yet It is signi­ ficant that h* has brought to bear every available Influence .o Induce Mr. Ashcraft and myself to dismiss this case. The Court, and not Mr. DeCottes, will docid? whether there Is equity in the a Startling Facts Are UroughtOutlnTrial O ld C iv il W ar Son H eardln M acedon ia W h ere R e b e ls Fight For F reedom H eads D isa b led •is tlu battle-cry of n nation. "John Brown's Body |ie.< a moulding in the grave." war-son? of the American Civil Wnr ha< he”<>me th«- Iinttlc-cry of 100,000 trim , hardy, desperate, shurp. "booting Macedonian ‘comitniljis.’ who arc fighting for the ...... .. of their country. Macedonia: the •on ority of which has hern divided If tween the Iwnlcrinc states uf (■ulgnbln and Jugoslavia. Details of this strange rtory have bten brought to light in dispnt'heo reaching London from Bulgin n giving the histqry nr nn.nr. gantzntlon, known ns the ‘Internai M n-ntorJa,, Revolutionary (b'Bnnizatlon.* Resting, eternally, on top ..f the hlgher.t mountain in Southwestern Bulgarin, with a guard of h.irioi* t nn that resolved to gain control of the comitadji. VVnen thlrty-nve World W ar reter* Chiefs Dying, Wish _ •ns, each without an arm or a leg. Alexnndroffs dying wish wns organized "Minnesota Amputation that his aid-de-camp, a young, aC- Post" of the Veterans of Foreign ycar-old Comitadji, Ivan Mihailoff. Wars, they chose Klroou Karelia be his successor, and with the aid (above) as first commander. Ka­ of a General Protogucroff. his ad ­ relia won two decorations for benism In France. viser, this youth has become a dominant force in the troubled Bal­ kans. When Alexandroff hud been laid to rest, Mihailoff immediately summoncd the highest rourt of the or­ ganization, announced that he was to become their leader, urging that they follow him as they would have followed their former chief, In his fight for the emancipation of those parts of the country which wero under foreign domination. And they have followed him. Having acclaimed this youth their leader, the first mate of \h is most powerful organixatlon o f Its kind wus to senteniv Peter ChauJeff, the man allegedly responsible ror the assassination of A lexindroff, and 40 other ennspirators to death In their absence. Dimtcho Stefanoff, a twentyfive year old member of the’ ...v . . . . . . , PLANT CITV—American Rallpum* Ms* P k Ni<l.f# .a__ gers ran Chauleff down •in .MUan way Express Company preparing several months’ later, pumped six Ito make extensive , i miprovementa bullets Into hint and was acquitted to its loca^ berry and produce busby hn Italian jury. Jncss STATUE UNVEILED RICHMOND. Va„ Dec. D( IN'S)—Nobile Do Martino. Ital inn Ambassador, attended the im pressivc exercises here todnj which marked unveiling nf , The witness testified that he wan a stockholder of the Seminolp County Bnnk from the time of-itn founding until it was closed last August and was a director from the time of its n m n lta iin n until in g you know Ion Company , been favored i contract*’ ” "Yes.” ' "Then affuilavi now *nj one im Pelted?’1 . The witnei, t in man «*» without advertuine -■ause city o f f ^ J th . d i i t^ J Tho attorney luss nbout the 1 him by the Ratt_ cured the inform^ Douglass had rem. *>' L’omniiasioner, Payment of J | ^ , firm so he (Don* his money. Underf motion he said ths cured th# money , wns rideused hy n . Attorney Landii tioned the witnM. Inf the withdravil which was lower ( that of Hutton, •aid the rontrartti had been "warned i Sanford" and th(„ drew Ids hid. Hutton's attorn,; Douglass about th, ence of Forrest LI sirumcntal in for the paving roaa Huttor,." The could make powj* to this effect and| for them would l« tinns with the M,y, cer and City whom talked to his ncities of public <4 A. I.. Betts and! assistant cashier i National Bank and i Sanford Bank and pany, respectively,, the stniui to rstik that deninrd warm were issued to tbt sti udion Cumpany 1 tlm d o f h a n d u i g ^ h i ^ r r J I J l w ls I never questioned Mr nm? T stated ’ Dou«,BM Under cross , vnm in. , i . couw el fo5 H u ttoJ b>’ , _urt , . ,u “ on. the witness PENSACOLA - Pi wharf coal tipple fW ville & Nashville I placed in operation. Children to strike it from the records. The letter, 13 pages long, was then read to th f court. The witness told of the communication being dis­ cussed in a directors’ meeting but testified th at very little was dons about It a.Capt that "Key was supposed to follow It up and col­ lect oil he could." Under examination by Mr. P a t­ terson, Mr. Cameron said certain lines of credit mentioned in the DE LAND—Volusia County will letter were reduced while those of vote on $1,350,000 bond issue In ,V \ K ,y Were Increased. He January for rood from Daytona f i i J 1? - n<J Key were Rever au ­ Beach to Ocala. thorised to borrow m rnnnev fm m thoriaed o K from Mk rjoart f t old standard d I tionio/tinW wives. in the C lassified D isplay vv wn ror tum. n>0 poi^c wursa’t him, but cnemv ga:igh* w,fnt tw Europe, and Capone succeeded him. A?$pone goon made u city-wide M putation for utter ruthlcssnesa; >yt withal ho won gHngland’s res555?“ f "hooter, a fter his raaajun. He lived In the populous, urwdy suburb of Cicero, and built UP a powerful mavhJne. But one, uyntle W «i|s, who had pucceeded X S iu H T O ° ’M on* W-red to •.balJenge hi* authority. -Capone* men ambuihed Hymie * v a * ^ k'in,* Hymlf, escaping. homes built century is back efr^ of Dond-Hlll materials to­ REAL ESTATE , FOR ?ALE 60 Acre* Celery land on Pine way drive among beat flowint well, ta Strict. 85 ,|£! planted In ceUpy in high s^t< of cultivation. 12 acrea cloam day. I f you’re thinking rimentinjo uficturc,®3’ o f building a home, come failures or*« to Bond-Hill for the best itsuse-T/T^ tee » ** o f building supplies. T H I YARD WITH A M l two men | awar4j J 1 other x question The witness said he had $7,000 in the lan k when it failed and that he had left the money in there for some time in order to "help the hank along.” He said th at when ho resigned as director he had trans­ ferred most of his funds to the First National Bank. Attorney Landis asked the wit­ ness who was attorney for the bank, and the witness replied it wn8 Mr. Dc Cqttea. The latter jumped to His feet and asked for privilege to cross-examine Mr. Cameron relative to the statem ent. Mr. Cumaron said he thought Mr. De Cottes was attorney for the bnnk but adm itted under examin­ ation that the attorney had not been present a t any m eeting of the directors when tho Amos let­ ter was discussed and so f a r as he knew De Cottes wps not -colled in by the bank officials a t an y time in connection with the communi­ cation.’ Concluding this exam ination. Mr. De Cottes with Characteristic vigor denounced the connection of his name with tho m atter and said the counsel for complainants had shown a “lack of fairness by in­ jecting a false issue, in the pro­ ceedings." Judge W right declared th at no m atters of personal interest or anim osi.ies would be considered by the court and that decisions would jc received from the sale of bonds. bc mode purely on the evidence The Commlssipnvr said he made nDa P°'uts o l the law ns they were ome inquiry jnto the condition **t forth.by the attorneys, /»• ' if ibe bond accounts in May, but **. A. Douglass, cone ... of the par­ admitted he took Mt*. la k e 's word He* h a n g in g the suit,t, was next for the m ailer. »v to sl,f>ed thats he knew ..— __i relat"So you rolled altogether on Mr. “ • »• Hutton nnd th u t his .ake?" the lawyer dueried. ° n? w” b the la tte r had been few “I also went over the books with ®? ,y until the past dr. Key. • ’ months.* He said that recently "Did you find any money there ? “ Hutton was slow in paying a .l_i am ount­ "No. the bond account was over- certain obligation to him Irawn $700,000 or |&O0,QQO accord- ing t0 abo« t 17.000. mg to the bopd trustees accounts." H utton’s attorney objected to “Did you soe tho bank’s ledger Hie question and retorted "th at on this account, Mr. Chase.” I anyone might be slow in paying The witness admitted he did not. I debts if he had $250,000 coming "Who has the books now, th at .to him." To which Mr. Landis is, I mean, the bond trustees’ ! ccuntorcd, "there was no reason books?" tho attorney further in- lor him to he slow when he has quired. been paid once nnd i.s now trying "I do not know where they are, to get it again." The repartee octhey may be at the City Hall but casioned a slight titte r in the court I nm under the impression th at ro°m and the judge rapped for hey are in the F irst National order. Ba" k*’ . . , , Attorney for the .taxpayers it wns then developed from a sought to shew by Mr. Douglass* Statement made by city auditors testimony thnt it wns customary that the hooks were in the City for demand wnrrr.nts drawn in Hall nnd the City Clork wns in- fnvor of the bond trustees to be structed to have the books on hand handled through local banks as for the Session Friday morning, cash items against the Seminole The court then took a recess. County Hank. Counsel for Mr Hut-' Opening the hearing i t 1:30 o'- ton objected to the liBe of ques clock attorneys for tho CQfnplain- tioning, statin g th a fsu c h evidence ant offered in evidence p copy of rouid not bo introduced to lie made the city charter and read excerpts binding againrt the defendant The from it pertaining to the handling court reserved its decision und and disposition of bond funds, perm itted tho examination to c«nAfter quoting some 'p a g e and n tipuo. half of the book, Attorney Landis Tho witno*. «»„(„,i ■ . , Camer° n as th ° ca8h“ » numerous such w a r r a K OCALA- tSKS SSL& insult ‘to modern bus! i/r ir r r . u m m ii' out. R e liev e s tho congestion, ppmreata com plication!, Hpud G rade Z l» S j K | t e jjn Pfi? tUi _ »• J : �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DEC. 10,1327. “ord Herald What! No Races? In W ednesday’s issue of The Herald there was an inter­ estin g despatch coming from Miami to the(t*ffect that it had fin ally been decidod to abandon th e racing m eets there th is w inter due to "a chain of circum stances arising from various sources.” T his announcement is peculiarly significant Bince it Ritter had been previously stated by jockey club officials, since the t , ORA S Supreme Court rendered its decision la st Spring, th at the track would open again. '* . We are moved to wonder w hat th e “chain of efreutnstances” could have been nnd we recall a statem ent o f Gbvefnor M artin’s made last summer, th a t there would bo no more horse racing in Florida. W e also recall recent utter­ ances of State Attorney Hawthorne and County Solicitor Taylor that prosecutions would follow violations of the gam b­ ling laws. Undoubtedly the “chain of circum stances” is merely nn indication on the part of the constituted authorities th at the laws of Florida will be enforced. a K r m U ha a a « m k r r * f t h e •' Hirrrem a t Cl tew la tie ■ * e a And y et for three years the horse races ran in Miami u r t l i u l A— r l a t l e a i f P a b ra, t e m t b m , a a l A t » » r ( W » * and dogs raced to the tune of pari m utuals in a number oC ( £ ' Wblrh r e e a lr e a ra rh P a h • BMiabrr ta e a h ia l t 1e a places for two or three years. No new laws have been enact­ tuh p a d lt et a a b a e f i p l l e a ed on this subject. If it is against the law now, it was | a w rier t a T frity a b a a l e f e l r Ignorance to th e law, they say, is no alma at e t r r a l a t l a a aa w e l l aa against the law then. it baalaeaa a ie th a l a . excuse. Yet the laws of Florida have been violated for three yoars, and nothing has ever been done about it. The m a­ SATURDAY,’ BBC. 10. 1927 chinery of the law certainly moves slowly. p -K n aam r ta H tr e a l ea a a tr e l t a l b U t m il n a . a-l>eeper w a t e r s p a t e s t e J a r k a e a - vltte. —t'a aa tra etln a o f St. J a h aa l a l l a a H irer Carnal. —I p a a e n r a t la a a f a a a l t l f " P a r He’ll Do ITis Christmas Shopping Early As Brisbane Sees It L. A. Still Growing. Wide Open for Three. Go Back, 5000 Year*. Plan To Fight Crime. Bf THINKM' Arthur llr U b a n * Copt rloht t«3? hr 3«wr,Co. HEKPECKD, THIS SANTA FE train slide* doWn through the Cajon pass to the biggest citrus gTovto* end Tineyard's in the world. Your *d in in g car neighbor assures you th a t in 10 years, Los Angles will be th e biggest’ city In the world. He is not discouraged by the fact th at New York is gaining 200,000 n year. Constipation D iseases. (|»ainle. surgical mehod) i Corwin Howell, R< physician, 200 y Ave-t Orlando, Telephone 1395 for sultation. You wil prised how quickly tyet well without log from husine Hands Up! FROM FACTORY TOYOU THE WORLD moves westward ard the great cities of the world Thursday’s Tampa Tribune tells the story of the pass will be on the Pacific or near its ing of nearly one thousand dollars in counterfeit tw enty dol- («dgc in the n«t£ century. New lar bills. Most of the bills have been passed in Tumpa, but York andC hicago' must he reccmIa few have been detected in Plant City and Sulphur Springs. died to that, although flying machines may take ihe place of w ater. The work is supposed to be the activity o f n gang of counter­ I Ships make the real ocean the air feiters who arrived in western Florida about two weeks ngo. and every city u seaport. federal, e x t r a SERVICE . TIRES & TUBES at prices you would pay{« inferior, unknown, makeshift brands. About a week ngo we were interested to notice that a JIDLE VERSE FOB TODAY fCESSElTARE THE STEAD- gang of dog thieves is also actively engaged in its business in heir W *—Blessed are they that tills state. They particularly favor police dogs and airdales ip Judgement, and he that do- as there is always a good market for th is breed. They like rmor righteousness at all times, dog stealing because it is difficult for officers to catch or now dm,.106; 3. \ •'Thtne forever; God of love, ‘ Hear lis' from thy throne above, - Thine t forever may we be >' Hate and in Eternity." !? Help fight tuberculosis. Buy ^ _Jlaflver ia .Col’s man. Hoover is • good-'man for anyone. • It was so cold yesterday that tha sweat on one of the witnesses brows was seen to freete. convict such thieves The dog merely followed them off, you see. Thursday’s Herald told of the arrival in Jacksonville of “Scarfnce” Al Capone, notorious Chicago bootlegger and gnngster. “Scarface” announced in Chicago th at he was go­ ing to St1. Petersburg to look after his property interests there. However, more logical conclusions can be drawn from the imagination, as to what his real business in this state Is. Yes, this is the season of crooks. Look out for them. Unfortunately it is true that the same cool m onths and fine climate which bring opulent tourists here, also bring those vultures of the slums, wire-tappers, second- story-m en, boot­ leggers, pickpockets, bandits, confidence men, and thugs of every description. Keep your hand on your watch. Buy Christmas Seals Wanting tq j ^ buried alive.; if., The First Rational. Bank has p*M ouKoWr- twenty-four thou' sand .dollars in Christmas saving funds. Holler start now, yourself, and b-'tme of the fortunate ones K W tie' Wagner, who had killed seven men, cried like a t»by whea a couple of bullets nipped his own flesh dhring an’ attempted * Jell. ; break. So frequently the ■hard boy turns out Ao be a jellyfish. L. It. Smith, publisher ,of the ake .Worth Herald, is staf * lean up campaign in that fore powef to- you, bb most ttle soap and-water wll 'torlda cities pood. from Mr. Amos* letter llrcult Court Thursday, ne would think that everybody in iwn owed the Seminole Bank and lose who didn’t were overdrawn, fo wonder money was easy in the wfc part of 1026. Aa part of the entertainment for r '-Ambassador Morrow, Preailent Callea Jumped into tha ring iod assumed the role of bull-fightir; Thau good training for the Mexican president, because he’s ming to have to dodge a lot of bull Vfcen the Wall Street representa­ tive begins collecting thoec Morgan a grand Jury in Volusia :y is doing some good work ring to clean things up over re.-v8anford Herald. It would tn aa if Seminole county might Ira «to borrow their services for bile. - - . Deland News. Not at .We have eriery .reason to he­ ave that our own grand jury thoroughly efficient. . JT: ----— O-------editor of the Miami Beach con. who printed an editorial the'front page of his paper ea!r attention to a gambling house Mras running wide open at ml Beach, waa assaulted shortly gwand by a coopl* of the sport- Far he it from The Herald to urge its readers to devote any considerable proportion of their cash reserve this year to u proper display of the Christmas spirit. Giving of Christmas presents to those near and dear is a fine old cus­ tom and long may it be preserved, but there comes a time in the lives o f most men when cards nnd letters are more acces­ sible. Wc should not however, overlook at this tim e the im­ portance o f buying Christmas seals. As usual during this month the Florida Public Health Association is conducting its annual campaign for the sale of these senls in order to se­ cure funds to aid in the fight against tuberculosis. Since the selling o f Christmas seals began, we have been given to un­ derstand that the death rate due to tuberculosis has been re­ duced by o v erififty per cent. The health association has sent a few comments rela­ tive to the Hale o f Christmas seals with the request that we publish them. They arc ns follows: 1. There is little difference between Health and Wealth . . . one starts with an H and the other w ith W. Many a man with th e W would gladly change it for an H. Buy Christ­ mas Seals and protect your health. 2. For generations tuberculosis has been considered hereditary. Now we know it is preventable and curable. The tim e Will come when it will bo considered an accident. Help speed up that time. BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS. 3. You buy tuberculosis Christmas Reals only once a year. Buy more Christmas Seals. 4. Christmas Seals are ammunition in the national fight against tuberculosis. Have you bought yours? 5. Scientists tell us that their study of m ummies shows tuberculosis claimed its victims in Egypt as early as 1600 B. C. Since Chnistmas seals have been said the death rate in the United States has been cut in half. 6. Florida’s Health is Florida’s Wealth. B uy Christmas Seals. 7. Christmas Seals are community hedlth insurance— have you bought your policy V 221 F an First S( w THEY’RE AT IT AGAIN SARASOTA TIMES The high-boot Inys in Europe are again alentt tne business of clunk­ ing the scabbard. Hogs for punish­ ment. Lithuania rnises her voice. It seems I’ulund has been eager for her murhtes. After a good deal of whisker-twirling, it is decided to drag out the old musket and guard her frontiers. . Poland hears about the mobili­ sation nnd there is more twirling of whiskers and heavy looks. Pilsudski sits up nil night trying to dope it out, wondering whether or not b« ought to rail out his gang und see what’s whnt. Finally the m ar­ shal decides to put the whole thing up to the League of Nations, which means shelve the matter. Now there will be great twirling of whiskers at Geneva, where Russin shocked th e socks off the assAN UNFORTUNATE II ndu t,misled grnylienrds by the radical woman, attem pting to pei orm | suggestion that weapons arc to •ho rite of suttee, throw h ■self fjjfht with, so why not scrap them ? on n funeral pyro beside the iThat was a poser for m aster minds, corpse of her husband and was It will be years before uny such burned so badly before C.................... British I news.......... break as this ever comes from police could rescue her th a t she tho __ league _ Vs talk-table. *aht to However while the league is go­ of the ing Into this Russian m utter, along rupees comes 'the Polish-Lithunnian tift ipposed nm| the nsm nbly over there now sounds like a national convention of Chinese laundrymen, routed by i com. fire. by S i r ! The Poles nnd Lithuanians, dehelping spite thu recent war to end wars, nt. The me calling one another names nnd 0 years all that sort of thing. It seems that Valdcmnras, the Lithuanian patriot, is a Russian or a German, If- gov- while -Pilsudski, the famous Polish lose lit- general, is n Lithuanian, oe* not We only hope they get this thing millions straightened out by Christmas, s 8 nnd And wish th a t’ these generals, rrted to marshals and dictators wouldn’t when move round so much. You never young know where to put hands on them. 1 alive Maybe one of these days it’ll turn iserable out that Mussolini is an Irishmnn, iy from and President Doumergue a native of Liverpool. If they really hnve a wftr, though, cresting they ought to cull it a war to end Smith war. The dispute wns over Viinn, laroling but before they are through pull- WHEN A HERO IS FORGOTTEN ing whiskers and stam ping boots, there'll lie democracy, humanity and how in it, dragged right in by the heels. I t’s all very quaint nnd very’ in­ teresting. A rchitect. An improvement fund a First Nat'i. Uar.k Sanford, Fla, local bank, to which is const* ly added money (or the wit * pose of carrying out it** f QUICK SERVICE gram , is a feature that pm Loch Arbor’s worth. TRANSFER FREE Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepared to do any kind o f transfer service at REASONABLE PRICES. Phone 498 001 E. 3rd. St. Battery-Rental for 3 days on all Recharges AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO, W. F irst a t Oak, LANEY’S - SinforJ, ‘The Friendly Drug Store' Prescriptions Filled Promptly E. F irst St Phone 236 g IM M M W W K IItN M M H H K M ttS | P. O. I%>\ ;i:M. A nd Accurately Sanford Clirishnas C(vritimas, SaOinjffClu6 BRAKE SERVICE COI.UMUUS ENQUIKE1USUN Nine years ago he returned the JHHMH table in the humble three. from France a hero Chi his breast f|nt thnt l i t e r s ' N e w ’ York'city’s wan- the distinguished service . , ., „ , crons, the reward of a grateful £ rc1n tc,t wur hero om> hla w,fe ™ d nation, nnd beside it was soon to '*“ le •>"«■ in the Bronx, today.” be the silver medal of honor th e , * *'v#t0 Krotoahinsky is out of a state of New York gave him as a -job* He hasu’t had one since last token of Its pride. When he landed, r uly' N’or hn» he teen able to a welcoming committee was wait- *e*rn. whether he even passed the ing at the pier, with a brass band ®*Binination for poatoffice clerk playing martial music. For months ™ ^00*c Ia*t August. The federal he was toasted, the gueet of honor fovemment, too, seems to havq at receptions and banquets—lion- forgotten about Hero Alpanam t« d in the drawing rooms of Man- hrotoritinsky. "He wouldn’t mind hattan and H inI the clubs of pollti- IP1* ’Poverty lllC V IUKJB ui tm so a much ------ if he didn’t* cia'na and captains of industry- U havc n wlf“ and two ima11 children was a sort of privilege to call h lm |to feed «nd. shelter.” familiarly “Abe”. ti : . Ninp years ago Private Kroto"For*. • i jwyj.a Thanksgiving duuiukiKiTuii Day t•Wnsky _ : . wM . . . . a hero. ----.. Nine *years : story in the Memphis Commerleat-i , c : his children will be reading Apeal, “wasn’t Krotoahinsky the HChool books about his heroic man to whom every surviving V,j . "ul its ,^ pretty -----f . 7 tough for member of I-leut.TCol. Charles W. l rnnte Krotoahinsky today. WHttieaey's I.out Battalion owed , ---------------— — hia life? Hadn’t he, on'- tha fifth A woman 'marriea a man for riay of that Argonne siege, when better or worse, and often finds Whittlesey and his men b»d been1out later that sha couldn’t hava Risen up for lost, made hla way ch®,'tPT’.* U tter apecimen of worse, through the German lines back to —Florida Ttmes-llniou. F. P. RINKS r t n H i' Hydraulic and Mechanical Lockheed Hydraulic Brake Fluid and Parts Special N osh Lining CONTEMPORARY COMMENTS Gossip is not the thing you want to meddle with if you have no axe to grind.—ThomasyUle Times-En- AUTO REPAIRING Sanford Auto Brake Co. 313 W. First St. Phone 213-J terpgfae. The girls quit sweeping the floors When their fklrts did.—Sav­ annah Nawi. . > ’ * l * * A LITTLE learning, may be a dangerous thing, bi^t ‘when you are eatin a hot dog the less you know about It the better.—Macon Telegraph. Americans shrug their shoulders when the Mexico executions are brought |o thslr attention. "That's Mexico;" they-say, and return to their game of golf.—Augusta Her-1 aid. \ Sanford Battery Electric Co. Willard Service Under New Management Re-charging ------ and a y«»r front now you can withdi sum from the First National Bank, the la ion o f weekly deposits so small > m iss them , plus interest. That is the smiling answ er to th e pro blem of your Christmas bills next >**’ You’ll be happy then if you start saving n ow. $ 1.50 ; Rental Free Phone 548 for Prompt Servio Florida �.•*»[*'n■« *«**?>•Atrv«4•%*-•>.r*>.v»— — - «.-.-U TCftCaAKPOW) BEftALP. gATtTOAY.PEC. I U « t ; overaV minutes besought to have of tho reco/ds, ««W they were hot eXpedfto the - cvldentc taking (W the cosh book stricken from the | shown to bo’ ft; part of the much ntf possible. He reasserted the Injuries being suffered by his regular bank record* and contend­ client an • result of the litigation' did not constitute a complete rcthat the balartcoa did not prove and declared the counsel for tax­ I h .i rwv T | _ _ 9 Q eort*- A disbursement book, show- ed r l l l V f ll 1 0 L fc t* ing transaction* of lh bond trustees that fund* were! available at ull payer* should begin at once to O ffic e T e le p h o n e 148M flS* FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 show the materiality of the evi­ _____ in detail, was declared to be sup- times to pay the warrants. Court recoaaM 'for almost an dence thus fa r predated. ( Continued From Pace One) '’’lM,,c,\lary, to necessdry to cntkblisrmcnt of the hour during which time counsel for tho complainant* suught; constituted only secondary cv:. plaintiff's ca*ew ,• tiutcc. Counsel for the taxpayer* W right denied the motion wit nesses in collection with tho di'clnred was the boo.* bodeclared the book w»* when Judge LftigH* jrigreod to. of­ kv< niny of the bond trustee* ac­ of original entry ,for ' the bo: fer the dirburscm snt ** * f>art of count*.. A- R. Key, form er cashier trustee*, that it Was the duly record the record when court reconvene;* and vice ’president of the Seminolq flank, was summoned b u t lan" 0f kind from which to obtain on December 2 8 ., *.<■„ . was alrpnst immediately excused 1,0 suth evidence as was desired, ami In an effort to establish the inti­ m' that it was the accepted book cf mate relations existing between when his couoael objected: to sev­ SATURDAY (Continued from page One) the bond trustees and should a f­ the defendant H utton and Porrw t eral mirsttofis because he asserted [frs, George Iliiff will entertain tHuv tended 1 a inert min's to the w it­ 'I defy Mr. Dighton to puhlidy ford tha taxpayers somo mean* Lake, then mayor and president of m .1 to 5 o'clock a t her, home on M- rf establishing tho balances to the the Seminole County Bank, coun* ness* in connection , Vrith charge** deny the tru th of the facts above urcl Avenue honoring--.her son, l" rt city’s Credit in its band accounts. rel for the complainants called as now pending against ‘him in the t et fo rftt ‘ ■«rt Huff. us‘ i City Attorney Goorge A. Do the first witness yesterday after­ j I.fu rth e r, desire to refer briefly Bazaar ond turkey supper a t tho In the (teveral qtiestlnn* that noon John A. Cole who. testified he did answer. Key had (edified to thy, statement of Mr. Dighton ogregntional pnrish hoqse by 'in yesterday’s Herald wherein ho regarding certain transactions » Ladles Union. , _ ,• ch- book was not the best .source cf which he had with the Seminole that the bond account records, like calls attention to tho fact that other bank ledger accounts, had Lake and Key had transferred CteiHan Music Club will meet a t - j evidence which the complainants County Bank and Lake. been kept hy the hookcepers of : j:i5 o'clock at* .the Studio of at sought and that there were oth,r their stock in I.. K. D. Inc., to Mr. Cole stated that he had held a ™. Fannie 8. Munson on. Myrtle sch rt-coids available for this purp*»>t‘. note for $1,500 against J. II. I-ee the Institution nnd he furnished a M. B. Hutton •inThe objections were overrule 1 with a mortgage on nit orange list of the tiahics to the attorneys. vnue. ' • . *■• •?*.*** Mr De Gotten’ statement was in Children’s m atinee a t 10.00 L. It. Philips, city clotk, was u.i- by the court and Judge I-am! l< grove ns security. He left both reply to the article quoted In the next called and he was excused lug | formally placed the book In th*iv papers with the Seminole County shortly nllc afterr ,t ho presented Herald and in reply to the allega­ no had jiri'semeu my records. flunk for collection, he said. Jfh® unoruy th n e books which hh,testified ost i fled rap-, tions contained and set forth in the A few minutes later CUy Att- mortgage was to bo recorded, he rcsenled 't bum! lift/ of complaint Died by Mr Digh­ h<t*du o t the. bond Going to the i rie y DeCottes addressed lbl. further testified. trustees of the gily .o f Shnford, , ton. Tha bill or complaint does hot U batik some time a fter it had dosed, court in an effort to explain h —— _ . Haintl -K, Tobir.’ public account-, allege in any respect that any stock position iu objecting to placing (’ole saitl he discovered that Leo yjw th i^ f o r r e il, to Mr. jliitton t J the book In evidence. He declared had paid the $4,5000 and secured nut, uos nextscallyd und Iin.testN nrd cbhsequcnHy Mr. Hutton v/dj fled that he had been employcd by that in behalf of the city there his mortgage. This transaction, the not involved, flowever. Mr. De Cot.„,.i was no desire to suppress apy ,f witness (ratified, had happened in the city to ussipt ip 'lysaping ’.the 1<* so advised Mr. .Ashcraft, and Thursday evening, the local books of ttvo bwulu ,trifi't*i.'s. .. lit* its records from scrutiny of the May hut ho knew .nothing’ of' U unLadies Auxiliary entertained the idcntlfb-d entries in tho several exhibited to Dir. Ashcraft the stock Carpenters Union a t the home of courts but th at objection was til after tho bank closed. lie Bald bonks a* being In His own Jmnd rertifjeato bool: of I>. K. ,D. Inc,, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pierce at 211 based upon a desire to protect he also found out th a t tne .morl* writing. In the cXshhotik..tjia wUx the;day after the institution of .the Llm Avenue. The house was beuu* the city as to .Hs relations with Page which t-co hud given hint had ness testified th at entries *ere »i)It. If Mr. Dlghon desired to ip. n,l,t hVr » recorded as promised by made upon letters nnd uufhnrlsa-, Volve that transfer, the lANv,protifully decorated with potted ferns, the Sominolo County Bank. A fter the book became a pnr. thc hank and palms and vases pf red poinaettfons'fivtji the city clerk and otb«r ’vide* « tUCthbd and that method officials. Another nucslmn to the la a not ’ yet been litvoked and contins suggesting the approaching Of the records, Mr. T o la r, w as| "ot " T T n / A i d holiday season. .imstioned by Attorney f ttta n o ., ' V e most intefestlng part of keeping of the records elicited un The evening was pleasantly who made a motion to strike the r , tr8timonyi however, had to objectieh from Mr. Patterson, who spent with games, contest nnd book from the records because he ,u with h[tl discovery of the fact contended that the records were Mrs. C. P. Vincent entertained music and a t n late hour refresh­ declared that items in tho book t|mt initiad o( having the W.WO not tho best evidence that could K athleen Mallory Circle, pf the moat delightfully at bridge Friday ments of salad, sandwiches, cake wi re secured from memorandum l() hU credit ,n tho llHnk there was be orfered ajid that the. book, w ai K t fbtptfst Church will meet at slips and letters, the authenticity. nnrtther nnt(, for j^fiOO given by. not m,aterfal or .m cvnnt to 'the Isevening a her home on MollonvUte and coffee were served. ■0 o’clock .with Mrs. Duncan, Those present were Mr. ami Mr*. wldch^ tho witness, could * riot i.’,,rr«*3t Lake and mode payable Buts’ Involved in tho case. ( ’ n r d and Palmetto Avenue. All Avenue. The spacious rooms pre­ G. W. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hutton’s attorney then .launched ‘ declared th a t .he within a -year. Attached to the note ■ mber,* are ask?d to be present. sented a springlike appearance Flynn. Miss Myrtle Flynn, Mr ami in to 'a criticism of the complain­ unable to state w -as a city w arrant ns collateral, K t. Agnes Gliild will hold busl- with quantities of snap dragons, Mrs. I). A. Jones, Mr. ar.d Mrs, the slips In n The warrant in the sum o f-18,832.* ants’ case, declared thnt no testi­ baby breath, calcndulnH ami t s meeting a t 3:30 o’clock at tho roses, in the 3o wn* made pnyahl# to the Hut- mony sy far hnd been adduced thnt C. \V. Kennedy, M. nnd Mrs. J. V. certain deposit box ferns. prish House. Mrs. Clyde Derby Johtuon, Misr, Alice Johnson, F.lm- bank and that the entiles were ton Construction Company, endors- would tend to prove or connect The games of progressive bridge cr Johnson. Miss Myrtle Wilson, niade without nny effort to w -')Wi hy U. B. Hutton as president the Issues in the case. He accused Id Rfrs. Earnest J. Ilill will be proved most interesting and after Mrs. W .H. Hand nnd Mr. ami Mr.*, certain if the memoranda came un,| Forrest Lake, the witness testi- the complainants of taking too li tosses. the usual, numbpr, of rounds had J. C. Pierce. froiu tho proper authorities. fwd. •’ ; TUESDAY been played, scores were collected Judge Landis replied th a t the The Lake note was made without [Social Department of the Wobook was the only 011c of its kin I his knowledge nnd consent. Cole tin’s Club will have fortnightly and the prize for top score,Iloubigant’s hn'h crystals, vvni woq by width tho bond trustees kept nn I snid. and ho interviewed Mr. Key [idge party nnd shower for the th al the question of whether it on the m atter and was informed rildron’s Home nt Jacksonville at Mrs. C.J5. Myers. The mci\Vprise, wnsVkept In a proper or incorrect tlrnt Ms money had been relnVnsted 1)0 o’clock. The hostesses will bo n knife, went to S. D. Higldeyman. rnanniS: did not enter into the ense Sn that he (Cole) could continue to [is* Margnret.Young, Mrs, Feed- For having scored the least points since lV methods of making Its make a return on hla investntertt. rick Bernier nnd Sirs. S. D. Iligh- nnd honors, Mrs E. G. Norton was entries had been pursued without The witness further testified that given n hand made wool bag. kman. (Junior High School PnrentDeHeions refreshments consist­ earhers Aasociatien will hold ing of n chicken salad course with letting at 8:30 o'clock nt the toffeu were served by tho hostess . unior. High School on Palmetto at tho conclusion of the game. venue. Those playing bridge were M.\ t Azarian Circle will meet nt 7.50 nnd Mrs. Jam es F. llawklns, Mr. 1 [clock a t the homo of Mrs. Arthuh and Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mr, ond Mrs atehcll, 010 E ast Fourteenth ttrept with .Mrs. Gntchc',1 and Mrs. \. I* Hole.na hostesses. J wgD tfEfcbAY »■■■*■»»♦ .Literature Department of the fOman’s Club will ntect nt 3:00 YVupinn’s Club, Oak Avenue near Ih irtl Street nt ll o’clock; Sunday ‘f*j •*i-i-» f *ii flock. — r— »»nt 10 o’clock. Subject for 1Mrs. Howard P. Smith will cn- School tomorrow, "God the Preserver of figures were shown-in the ledger I ! [rtain the members of tho Wed- Man." (thcet*. * psd.Ty Bridge Club nt her home on Tim defense contended t h a t .the Wednesday evening services an ford Avenue. king; secretary, Miss-IInrriet Ros­ bunk records th*m*elvcs were Nellie Turner Circle of the First which include testimonies of Chris­ si tor;, treasurer, Charles Butler. ... be*t evidences uhd that ’ AihOraft Science healing arc also held laptist Church will meet nt 3:30 tian La to in the evening Miss M ar­ hltnucir could not. testify as » U* in the Woman’s Club at 7 o’clock.. ’dock a t the church with Mrs. shall served refreshments of ice what those records represented This Church maintains n free larshnll nnd Mrs. Flynn Vause Reading cream nnd rake. About 3*7 members Room, 517 First Nation­ s hostesses.- senjoyed, this affair. al Bank Building, where the Bible FJIIDAY ramie. The defenae further insist­ an4‘ all authorized Christian SERVICES OPEN SUNDAY ed that If evidence relative to the Christmas bazaar to be held by Science literature may be read, Thu Bib Bihle Chautauqua Tent balances frnm' ttrne :to tilne \fn* lie Methodist Missionary Society borrowed or purchased. Open dally in whjrh H, A, Mmuuk'y, wlm in introduced it ahoohb be given by t the Bod well office, on First except Sundays and holidays from a member of a world wide lcaguo of such persona n» were rospousHtlc Itrcet. * 3 to G P. M. evangelists, han been pitched pn for the entries. The objections, Commodore and Mrs. Edward I* All are welcome to atteiul the the corner of Park Avenue and were sustained be the court ant llarkell will entertain the members services nnd to make u»c of The Second Street. The opening moot­ tho receiver was Ykcuaeit from Uio if the Yacht Club a t 8:30 o’clock Reading Room, ing will be hold Sunday evening, atnrvL , , *' -A*. It tiie Yacht'Club. December 11 nt 7:46 o'clock. The City A ttorney‘DeCottef address­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH subject will bo “The Great Proph­ ing the court, on the matter* stated SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ecy qf Duniol, from tho second that tho records were ilpt.iehf.c0a W. P. Buhrman, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 A. M., It. W. chapter, in which God forteils eluding that tbky made in thb (fu< Drra. Glenn K. McKuy’s .Sunday whut nation will rule the world course of business nnd that In be­ Ware, superintendent. Preaching. II A. M. by the pas- School Class of tho Methodist next. Every citizen of Knhford half of the City* which he sought . HOLY CROSS CIIU^CII inc I OWI)*K .1R\V< Church was most pleasantly en­ should hear thb* subject. The tent to protect he declared ledger tor Diirmnn* sermon Third Sunday in Adycnt. . tertained Thursday evening nt the is well heated and comfortable- ahects and testimony should not ELS." Celebration of Holy Oommunion DevotJnnl meetings of the Ep- Church Annex. Cumes of all kinds be admitted as testimony. Mr. 1:30 A M. were enjoytd during the evening Patterson, .* representing Mr* worth longues, 0:30 I*. M. Church School 9:45 Hutton, questioned* tha ..accuracy. A t 7:30 P. M. the sermon will be nnd after these, gifts wer pres­ Morning P rayer and Sermon b y ’Rcv. A. IL Buhrman, son of our ented from the Christ mas Tree. 11:00, Refreshments of hot chocolate and Young People’s Service League pot tor. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, sandwiches were .served late in 1:30 P, .M. Uio evening.’ 'Rector’s Bible Class, Wednesday 7:30 P. M. All arc heartily invited to the Visitors present were Miss Bea­ TJd D-'M.1 V ; trice Hdyfird, Miss Pearl Robson Thvp};wiU bq No'ovcning serviee services of this church. atuL Bliss Eleanqr Evans of Palni1 - |4i his Sunday as Ih'o Every Member ettO. Members enjoying this party PR ESaY tteltfA N CHURCH Hanvnss will ba in progress and Is ixpcctod to b^.hi service or to -be . ,Tbc.acrvicc» j i t the Church .Sun­ Warp Miss Ellen Telford, Mjss M aria Moya. Miss Al.vs Chorpdnready to mccV'thp fAnvasscrs. day Will be as lollews: ing, Miss Ethelda Tatterson. Miss 9:45 A: M. Bible School. Jupntta SidveklBB, Misa LUHqn CONGREGAir5l?Ai: CHURCH ’ 11 A. M- Slorning Worship. lerner Pjtrk Avepuo and 3rd Street .0:30 P. 31. Christian Endeavor. Tbornloy, Mis* Mary Nixon, Mils Helen Jlnkins, Miss Corcno Mur­ Rev, John Berpard Root, Minis7:30.P. SI. Evening Worship. ter <Tho public is given a cordial In- ray. Miss L'ui.sc Quantock, Misa Church School 9:45. citation to the sprvicct*. The Ses- Louisa* Huddleston. M iss- F.loiso The School ts closely graded with alon will meet nt tb» close of the Isillier, Miss R. E. Griffin, MU* (lasses for nil. Mrs. C. D. Wolfe morning and evening worship ser­ Louise Russell, Miss Eugenia Dnv. , T * ’ ^ will give a tulic'to the school dur* vices for the teeepthm o f pu’iBbers. id, Miss Alice Elder nnd MU$ Betty Buhrman. a l l so u ls c h u n c ii CLEVER SOCIAL AFFAIR Third Sunday in Advent, First Mass 8: A. SI, One of (ho cleverest social a f ­ Cathechtxm 8:45 A. 31. fairs given here this .M tfH fhuni Second Main 19:09 A. M. the Polpsettiu port)* given Friday Rosary Benediction 7:30 P. « . , The school children rrcetye Holy evening .at -the Presbyterian Re­ Communion at the First Mai*. At creation pooms by Miss Gayle the evening devotions the men or Marshall, .newly elected Chrljlfdn the Parish will be received into the Endeavor Society wax re-org»nJz#d Holy Name Society Assembly at High School member*. The decorations and unique the Hall a t 7:09 _ P. M, forms .of entertsinmept featured IJ1I1LE CHAUTAUQUA TENT the pplnsettias.’ After the social ic c f ’ At Park Avenue and Second Street part 6f the program the Christglif Endoavor Society wax hc-organired nnd the following officers wore ctec ted: president. Miss Margaret r u r tu e r n e a r in g in Social Calendar Injunction A c t i o n A n d Personal Activities Lottaphun Bridge Is Entertained By Mrs,' Clifford L. W a l k e n Personals cer In sists H arry Klpke, Famous grid) s t a r of • who has been an as^is a t his alm a m ater r a w , tfoit, will nnxt year hq,Ve,< football a t : Michigan ' St 1 ^ 1 . H q..fy|S'*iftne£.*t£l contract jicqucntly hilt atatcmvit gard is entirely uacaHe* Very Tn/jy,’ vLi . O.iW , Spt At The Churches \ T^iU JLY this is a gift that keeps on giving: betfciriivin^better health. It means comforts, conveniences and real economics—all d i^ carro u n d . .. . - V. » * l l'- » FffeShd: milk fpr baby. New desserts thiu'ar ilriSble to prepare ana tHat hnakc those Ht’tTc tJw successfnl. Plcnly of sparkling, clear*! ice—mSu^fftom the sniric'tJurc water you dt Fewer. trrp5 to market.’ Plenty of room.to<s food:—an^ just the right temperature, to ket in prime condition. N o food spoilage! Lc running cost than the cost of ... hard o f t h a n k s '* wish to take this mea •[pressing our appreciuti IjT . m«ny kindnesses Jibo; aaiinjc tHi* n ii XnV for the numerous beautiful CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHRISTMAS BAZAAR w'Jt �iO h n i-L ? r - . . ? *f i :4% i$? - -------------------- _ r t i ’ :: t~ •• -^ THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. DEC. 10. 1027. r • t.—> riTTTJi* - ~rr.s^ " P "' mas shoppers this year because they of rent \/±<*:5the' are paying no rent during the month of f ’v one rr nifc. ( \ aican.e to cut r res the amount <;d normally pay ?ui to /..ke Maryhr December. Through the courtesy of and >:eewhat the' ' e f i e r i tt . Mr. Fra;i\ l vvans from t',#:;v C5?rls;ir-v The merchants advertising in this page are offering special bargains to Christ­ »• CF /fTT. 'T 4S* ■*W\ / / ‘'V ^ S v * . A t y - A " j7^«» vA s . » - •• - ' ■ tv y 1 f / ^ h -*; ♦ - | W : * | T '- — -■ h - i • ----- *• •' J?j 1 IUrc is a varied assortm ent of unusiial ami ty|iicully tropical gifts, sew ing,baskets, flower vases, trays and utility bags made Iron* pine needles by hand w eaving. There is a variety i>r color combinations. The sewing baskets range in price from 7.'/ cents to $2.50. 'I lie ftimer vases from $1 to $1.75. The trays are all SI. ami the utility bags are $2.50. Surely here is an opportunity to buy a choice gift fur friends in tl:.» north and for Florida friends too, for that matter. In addition to the needle-ware, there is a large assortment of other ari and practical g ifts at reasonable prices. o o Jciarber Sv.op wit I’ i" (r . modern bnrhenng device an 1 the mo- co:a I'- uk o f Irentmeni. WOftlKN"-’ HAIli ’• KIMM1NC,' > Lake Mary Barba? Shop TREASURE SHOP , ' ’ ’ j' , Unusual Gifts m / I ’rd er the m anagem ent 01 Mr. Hasting’s Mrs. \V. S. Flanders Lake Mary, Fla. “Shop in Lake Mary” Next to the Lake Mary t hnrmai'y i:i the Evans 'ltd Ming. “Shop in Lake Mary” O jU ;' A ID ft/T A .4A i v S . V I i 4 k'L* ji ar l The Lake Aiary l*hnrmacy nislies ti» extend li artiest ( hrUtmas Greetings to the citizenship of Seminole t mmly. with the sincere wish that the New Year will he a very hnptiv and s u c c e s s fill one. . i i . 1. ‘i mean.-, ot co-operating to this end, we take great plea wire to announce that effective this date, we have inaugurated a coupon system fur our patrons, whereby a discount as high a s twenty percent'of T the regular price of certain merchandise may he obtained, and delivery within six miles Of he Store, on hiding Sanford proper, may be had for nominal delivery charge. ‘ Full particulars will be furnished immediately upon request. Telephone all orders to No. ttllttj. We are having a personal representative call a t all homes in order to explain'the system in detail. With compliments of the season believe u>. Very cordially yours, ™ LAKE MARY PHARMACY I enslar Store , t^exall Store ~\ OLIVER J. MILLER, Mgr. V* h u v c consideration a plan for giving away tut automobile or standard make and will lie glad to explain to you when you drop in the store. . T V, O. J. M. S. L. Smith * G r o c e r ie s & ijtw 10C 30c ... ] 5t. One of the most up-to-date Meat M arkets in Seminole County, equipped with Frig. "Shop in Lake Mary” ,rf 11 i * Announcement Special “Shop in Lake Mary” Bargains idaire cooling apparatus ' c M eats 5 lbs. Sugar * Pork & Beans, No-M ean Argo Salmon Geld Bar Blackberries, 1 lb. -1 o*/.* can Pumpkin, c a n ... .... • the Lake Mary Filling Station will be onened next week under new m anagem ent which will a ffo rd the m otoring public the very best in filling station service ai \ will supply “THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE” and Motor Oil On Dec. 15, the Opening Day * One Quart of Suprem e Motor Oil Will lie Given FREE. Whh each 5 gallons o f gasoline In addition 4n the regular filling sta tio n service, there will he a compltite assert* meat of • . TIRES, TUBRS. RIMS and - ALL AUTO ACCESSORIES LAKE MARY FILLING. STATION "Shop in Lake Mary” t �SANFORD IfERALD, he S pirit O f Lake Ma "■in P'lin w n a e D ^ ic c c PAGE FIY1 Frank E vans Presents H is Tenants W ithM onth ’sR en t For A C hristm as P resen t i‘ Pave iih r ' h a r e of I .til . f ns hy-prowh«* .. i- odor-blind ••! • hot' I•u sdfiahM it* 1 'ml .'Itotnis of Then tin* bat' ment. They r Dr cite do: if. l.• >hi 1.1'kirrouiiil * j i . i t n. ■ kituincis n . i i .- people. IT a* i i u ' Lot w» t e l . . i • ox ponded i1!' i" onie of o a r If ■ It.tvo nur New I’lanl Has A Ft fly Gallon >kind ' hinjr * an* said A Hmiiu* Pump Anti Thirty\ t it" miiieihintf, I ' » I linusiimi (siillon Slantl Spii.i Lake* Mvt/ Pipe I Hr l i l y O f L a k e M a ry o \ i . ' 't o in tl>c .tin " Lor people *r hitvo dovi liipod and new water works a.- o ha- Lot u s, i ui-ii-minute pump u ;li i ■ : n o i reilit 1 11 " ciillnn stand .im I ,ihn to I ■in p.eted 11nil iu: " i i i \\ has coil* j > loMoin. t he invii"r ■ In t" ■in irt^r tlio ti'iuuv. Work on u t u ried on for tnpson Until -HO papr-' • A. K. SJOBLOMS WATER WORKS IS NOW COMPLETED waxed I’uii Acrni-ilr'd ' he ‘ htr.v w b halls bet* i .ind." v hit h . 'ore pasts iT o riu c t- Months ipiire .. . \ aI'.'k. Mr. Sjoblom hcliei U I. ii is t ompleted plans i in- ,ui add!', imin I mile of mu• ■ .ii i total of three miles ■ .■ I I Idrteil Mr ii first e a ie Luke Mary i uiu.k* aboui -ix \e a rs ago. I : •! ,i mmlest beginning which . . . n | mi s.uini gallon etundi i|'.‘ .uni ,t lud gallon an hour pump \ m the equipment conTifni- i" ib,» fire underwiiter* >peril i i i oid the pressure will per in i' i i mi uutiitn of n fin* depart m. ^ Mr. '■ ■ 1 is al ready roieddvv.YIni o i . at tpuni n e t 'l l UP oring 11j. hi -1.i Ilit mu of fim h y ­ drant)' in id lot dill'. seel |o|| .inti f war iii Keip u Ky over fu>r?o i' in a o».i Attorney Uen* ■i ft .ink K 1' mtierty iiitiovei h til* i) soil '■ lissntve tlte Kenb" I • v ri:.t. mill tvrteit its ’• » llo i.o cupnnlued ut l ........... ; ml iniluencc in ' I' dm. is iiotaun'g state und ti. ioi .it .mi - -r.rough operation of the i i iuip l letting lytuiin nt 0 ■ei'htl* inn ' I •vT.W.bPO : in unrer lower pric: •: fr. Sildey s a y i, .lend Stdii.oon in 1 . ■ n't Unt'V.'. ‘ the. gulf b il! 1 rubber rnr 1 i " of ntt inch in iliher r r n t c r Ir line d e n g n e l b> » iviT.ps Vine rubi the re n te r until . Li fit r-tiiignly bi, h is iitlcnnl • W pound* : . Calcutta where t i prt*.i- b ii! roup a out, of the ! im* i is virtually ’ three weeks liemarket under tig method, it is t praying machine >- eoat of paint; ■i* ate I . then bark >f point. The prtr‘ it Until tlui many ■- h and seasoned. ' ' u en e mid ,'v . .ruion, nl.vo ii good volutite. i u ra with a compelent ten ■ .Mr. t'heidcr Saunders t rge. We have eiilnrgi'd >i i ni th ■ Pengnl g u \ eiu •*f* ■ im: thereon a i een’.irn sta ff r.tn!; ■ home ‘■I r t ‘i in i • ,i a iii tellinit In­ ti ’"'lit- ill*') w '.lid hale to pal no rent i hi. mnr.lli i n o - a s a cimplcte surprise to them >L Kvans deilined to niilke ms m l ma iveiii j:n- Wild Cat Is Pet e i liri.dma* present and trade stiimilator. When he learned it had b n pai l he simply told the teni nt not .to pay in .January. When you’re driving through Idtke Mary Slop ut HIcanon's Filling Station for THAT GOOD GULG GASOLINK and Motor Oil Soft Drinks, Candy Cigars and Cigarettes Mr S |"l - ti li.i- liven a resident of Lake M i v loi the past l"» years and mi hein m business fi r 10 yel l lie is tile sole owner of the wait r system. I.AKK MAltV I'RESH EGGS and Vi'Kotalites JJVKST CALM IIL A fll freo soted limber biilkhpad t . protect Ocean I! mievurii mith of South Lake W etth .nl-t bridge. $5000 Each for Dead Bandits iufing tin* r Idle llu* mesh i 1 north. Why .* ■!•!.• ilsV ille. LeMIlgtlWl, of fer ing tile urirnt'i >u of a l ol i i i a ar y fire compni I o i i g h li ng cpmqi ncnt will pi oi. .1 !,.. | in ritut a d within a conipi.iatu. I\ short time und Lake M u . H he given its first real file pud. i tom. La'oi i ind •'In sign, III, I'lie lull la 'i -it . el tip., m e a t elect hut i . iied iiid op . ated by Mr. ii lu ll jiutge IT. in II. Sutapaun, t na.i. uliie; .s work in ir riverlinii* 1lived at t. on; • wau ctvctut pieiliu pt’' the most papular p< if culeiuur. I' !! , . i i i - Mr II, C, 1• • MOOIU: IIA YKN Vegetable eld -I* tlcinorisWaliug what can o shipment* fmiu Moore Haven in>' i i * lin e in gardening. Mr*. »’"» erensiag in inluiuo daily. . t mbiishiiig a hall) intiusi i y 1 It. I> Whit*'* itusy I' nil ia producing first *•11 - s i n ’, in jurise i|Uaatitles. II. I. ..ukins’ . a klei'errv J-'nnn i- *«fy a well kiii.wu laa'ilnti -i ■ l-.avc a wide aivnke t'huiutier o portijiriifi' i Miy avail 11 . '■ l ie i Me SI|"|| II ttib .■ ir or i i in ,i display of hand Woven pint iv lie baskets, van*-, i rev - and In .' l'h** Smith li r o t c u i ofi ' rit; io|i - such ns nilgai a low price, and the Lake Mary IL.nni.it" is "flej'iinf a wide mM'ltincni uf t ami. n:i i am ikei ir in Kentucky cur A unique Christmas gift of a month'* rout to oath of hi? ten­ ant ft Luke Mary was announced Vest, .dny by Frank tv a n s , one of the t", , nV leading citizen* and emn t v ttiriifi .tto n tr for the laikM:u distrlrt. Mr. Mvnns announced that o \ei\ ti rani m hi< ,t„ rc building won..) be civ on hack his rent for the iiuiinh of I’on mbor to enable him to -ell inert luimliso at unusually low p tii-s during the ChrUtia.i-e.'.so'i. The toe.nit* who beat fit i »‘■iti ti e :;ifi are the Lake Mai\ I'hninuuv *ho Lake Mary llnrl*. ■ h" | . Sr r h . Grocery, the Trim »oif Shop and ilu* laiUe Mm Filling r t i! "i. All oi theft have otr | not* n* fiti’i . nt.,1 :.tjile «tock ■ to ultra' I tin- .iitoWt ei of i hrinm n* shop pei f the Lake Mary section The l ’rctsh from Lake Mnry’tt gnrdenH slltlo Hose Ttu i led go of Ilrowns* die, Tr*., I* slioiv ii with the 30. lound Mexican wild cat that alio .«cp» for n pet. Who sold Texas Scjsu't wildT • Lake Mary Cash Grocery Parent Truck i "I pTant und teaching, toi •. <‘lurenco i rieit. Mi-* I 1 i op firm rUn has b< L i.dmnfB site for un Kchoi*. Mrs. Kipp i idiiii r now ennatitutiLlli! facultv T . oh.ar. a Consulate i 'lu a irr r hand of u =■ i >i:nr I Pt.i. i ’.i >• ' . ‘it n i*i ■ •>jed f*> their i hureb nrfiliutioa •■'I.'ntiKt i * i • and residenti ji e been assisting in breaking buHdhtgJ’or the consulate a t Vuk • I Cur the new 1 •.onmiunity llama. .Liu n. The evisriTir de-, ■ • .h building. Our radios are ‘ th • u ii*c.nt of thu Whit !• rig off with tin* first One* Hmtag in VLashlngton. sad dullat >. Lust year they t :!u* personal signalure of it is plunnetl to spend SdO.th’1 i ulvin <'nolidgt* on a quilt mid h> 11 u_’tints mi • : fire and resilience f r • running for office. Can you at M l liiaa. Th* Te wax pttfthnsr ' • ; that spirit 7 Soon we sltal! t- laying the comeratotui of a Ja.t year. At Amoy, China, n . !e. n 'churvh b u ilding'that will ouo c'lttauiuto will be* Btartcd in i i redlt to any miumiinity. We imui . the money i ; uiipropriat M - opening ap new highway i A sift* w as itiuvh.eed several yei i . rtii, i a s t , south mid 'west mi AT, Hassle, t ; evident nf llit, ’<xj P a r kors* A' l iclatloh. is of* criu* |5 o o o each for bank ban* Hi dead. Mas la, a Fort f o r th banker, Is a n th o rlie d by be JtOO members oi tlio mutoelu; (on to draw nn them for 15 earli very lime a bank bandit h killed. 3ie. • 11 an reward offered tor the cupturo vf live bamilW OUT Oil it V.''AY jv\v-/ M A X Lake Mary B lK J £?A D Ni S b l E 'B G O M N E R <£L U FUM VNENj H Ef C Q N A E 'E s h \O M & UV<EL T Ni ‘ RnsT. O ieu E A CAKE \ ‘M /N * .__ I 40 Years. F E R IN1*/j I DiDM ’ E A fT H * k iu f OF f a for Fair and down I i'* 1 G oT A f . have served Hues the lilu-J Hold Circle golf ball— the master ball of ! the links. n •y \ tough. Hon ford ANNOUNCES V the opening o f The Boston Style BARBER SH O P Next to Jerom e’* restaurant orf Third Street. Hotter golf halls are not made. Its hide is Its carrying power is unexcelled. The Hlu-J .»» thr little brother uf the Cold Circle, it aciU for 50 cent* und it * worth every penny uf it Hath ball* are tarried in stock at the Sanford Country Club and tha Sanford Cycla Company and the wise Seminole County golfer* all use them. The) are “lte»t Seller*." L A D iE S AND And whot’a mure—both are Seminole County Pro­ WORK A SPECIALTY If AIR W AVED 3 HY APPOINTS1ENT GT*f?WiLliANi3 duct# made in Lake M*rj» at Ik* When you’re �m e ‘SANFORD H ERAtn, SATOTOAt, M B U t l M . -.7 S o n £ i jo fe r k e e p •S T o s/ E wk Samuel Gohlvrvjj, pnvlncrvr of' J • "Stalin Dollns,” “The Night of Love." "The Dark Atigel” nnd other p distinguished films, offer* an the K v piece de m i stance of Jut core or the new RonaM Colnmn-Vilma Banky film, "The Magic Flame.” j y , coming to the Milnne Theatre next f F Monday. Directed by Henry King. t. m aker of “Stella Dallas," and JR ndupted by Bess Meredith from Ru­ dolph Lothnr’s 'play, “King Hurlcp i quin,” “The Magic Flame’’ Is a story of clowns and counts, circus jK* nnd court, love nnd laughter. Ronald Colmnn plays two roles K* In the film, that of a clown nnd thnt of n count, Tt is Vilma Banky |S(-;^ ‘ nn nerial artist, whom CJnlman’s two characters love and struggle for. Into the warp and woof of Rv th a t conflict Henry King ha* injo ctcj romance, surprising altuntlons, hunnr, ratire, physical l struggle, n pair of murders, a , balloon ascension anil parachute jump, n whole circus filmed in itr. jkoototful details, aad.directom l acu[fi'.v men such as the movlegoing public »r •> ■ P o....... o u d i m c .j » ’1H£ vM 1 L L S T « £ 1 c H T o o b u g e . WOO y c u P w o o d c o r n w c f '^ l ik e v o o p A E V 4 C A P R W iM C T .— V O U L E A V E T H E v W O O D ^ > 0 t.O K iC x » T W O M ' T G r o I M . ] & N AMO U E A M E ^ I E A e tf E 's J *}| LOIOC i - t H E V 'A l& N T . C O M E b u y starring Ronald Coleman atld Velma " Banky ”> Monday night. It i< declared one nf the bent ■1• 11 hero for tnm n Urn*'. IS 11 W e e k o f D e c e m b e r 1 2 th . MONDAY S u b l i m e r n m m i u r , love, c o n f l i c t , a c t i o n ;irxI t h r i l l s c o m e t o ;.’tm w i t h \ lim n Ke.nk v urn! Ilo n n b l ( ‘olerruin in ‘THK MAGIC F I.A MK” TCKSDAY F r o m B r o o d w a y t o t h e S o u t h ■■ea* in .1 fn.-t m o v i n j : a m i <naj»T»y p i c t u r e o f c o m e d y a n d r o m a n c e s t a r r i n g M n r v A s l o r a n d I J n y t l H tight 1 “ NO P L \C K TO GO” M r . B r o c k h n h n v.ill r>htv' J e r o m e II. Tiemiek*"* ! n t e ? i T H E OLD WiTLHEM '-T O M E .', H O W COJM& V\IE S t i L L LCWE T d O S E O L D 'T n U tY - T rlA T C A U ? * tD O S * S Q V . . . . . . . has come to associate with his name, ?ay* Manager M arentettc of g th e Mllarte Theatre. GoI(lwyn rmphnri7.nl in a wire to • M nnager Marentettc when the thea­ tre cxpcutlvo hooked “The Magic Flame” , through United A rtists : Corporation that the new Colmnn Banky film has hem made hy pnuliccd, expert hands. The con* in* utty was the lust one written by -lune Mathis, '.conarKt of "Thy Four . H orn men'1 odd discoverer of Rudolph Valentino. J The theme song, played by Ronald g E Column on a guitar during the-film, s was composed hy Dr. Sigmund Spaeth. Sets were designed l»y .Carl Oscar Borg, Swedish a rtist; I’ !-,1e George Barnes, A. S. C. did m p ?h photography. George Morion. T?> ’r end Nellie- Revoll wrote the titles, Finally, “The .Magic Flame" Ejy is reicased by United A rtists Cor­ poration, which offers films of r Mary Piekford, Norma Talmndge. Gloria Swanson, Forrine Griffith, y t - Charlie Chaplin, Douglass Fairh<i"k". John fJ«rryninro and other fit “ big stars. As Seventieth Congress 0 WHY m o t h e r s g e t g r a y AT THE MILANE ON MONDAY CohrtiftirAnd Ranky Starred I n Picture ComingOn Monday MO) vyaT cH im 1 A FOP? TH B O l-L. FfS> AGOtslY- FER TV FIRST FEW .* L iu itfh a t n n d lo v e w i t h t t l i e n n e E sthpi* U .ils io p m o m Th s MUCH . :, , - T / thew j \TG» Bo h e o 1 , . HAVE d o im T h im ' >> ^ _ T o P T o R E v / .FOR V ' ; , m o w vniTH c o T M ORE j t t o m W ELL HEfe OcrT A HARO Em OOOjH W lS FEE1 SuT B U L L T H ikiW TrtEW HAVE * offereox m eam 'GOT NOIH im 'T O • T DO a m ’ THE'-/ n TRW T ‘ MAKETH' T a k e n fro m th e sto ry into o n e o f th e m ost f ~ M E TrV T o B - l 1 f . ThET l. Ctsttl-V flfA*WW*r,.SC. ^ Ta H h ' / PA W L DOlM' JT LESS. OM / E Raining the flag preparatory to the opening of the Stws< gre^s of the United States is pictured ubovc. Below the cu are shown Young Bob La Foltette (left) of Wi=ccrulu senator, greeting Gcoi-go H. Comb.*, 28, new cong.eJsmM { souri who is the youngest member of tlio House. In the pi them ore Senator elect William Vnre nnd his family. Vai dent of winning the dispute over hia rig h t to a Senate m to rig h t in the group are his daughter. Miss Beitric* Vi _______ William Vare, Varc and Mildred Vary another tlaagki BiVNJO PLAYER Finals O f AOvaier Kent Audition Are To l>e (liven S o o n f Jlm inle .Dlgetow, m aster banjoI'tt haa Ireen engaged ns nn added Jittrnction by th0 Milnne T heater f o r Thursday, Friday nnd S a tu r­ day of next week, according to uu Announcement today. The finnls of the Atwater Kent National Audition will be pn-sent«d over thy Nettvork Brimdcnstlng Stations Sunday evening, Dee. 'I , 1P27, a t P:tS f.’a itrrn , !'• f • utrnl Time. T rn of the leading, young nii-ven of the United S tater will compete for national fume. Koch of the linger’, five young women and five young men, haa in turn !»• n chum » tlu* best contestant in n local, a .•■tato nnd dudrict audition. They now entor tfo* grout national ennteat tu which millions will listen. In recognition of the best voice*, two first prises of (15,00(1 in cash, two years tuition in the beat Am­ erican Conaervntnriea and a gold decoration will be uwai’ih’d to thu winners by the A tw ater Kent Foundation. The voices and the* nong.i u p :nre to delight you. Invite your friends to hear this concert, Munday evening, Doc. 11. Six Tube One Dio! Control Lon] Fanfurd pivturc fans will ho giion their first opportunity to view tlu* flist or thi sr.-ond aeri i “ of riiper-MYstern* ’arring the popular western, Ken Maynard, when “Thi Red Rnhhw.s" enraeu to the Milnne Theatre, ttdny. .Maynard, whoso lnit..d starring P'eiures advanced him m tho furelar.k of populmity uruong w ietcin ph-iuro :ta ir , has a new type of i de in Ida latest produrlhm, lie bus temporarily cast anide the vharacteristit -••inbrcro sad donned ihe top piece of the regular, arniy pi i'lvil War days. The hand■11« cowboy plays l.icut. John 'it, aaojgned to perilous Indian territory In protect early white rot tiers. ^ Th*' nature of the story, u genuits chapter of the moil ndventure■'Me days of tie* early West, cn1 ides Maynard to ostnidi.Mi himself further as a convincing portyayar ot “he-man” Ados. His riding and trickery aboard Ida vroniUr horse. BYTAYLOH S I T TIGHT F O P - I 'L L A ttS Y IE B TH'PHONE HELLO! MO. CXIOCHSM'T 1 HERE -W H O »S T H IS ? OLKDTS', 'WELL*. WELL* YEAH,CHICKS OOT VitTH H\S OTHER SWEETIE TOHlGtfTBUTT DON'T WORRY. SISTER, £ M ON DECK-HANG ON A VCYJ MINLJTES AN* YOU'LL F o r g e t y o u e v e r knew ■------- -— CHI CK t - XME GOT BLOND HAIR - BLUE EV ES AH' BALANCE TH' SCALES AT IS O - IF YOU EVER WANT A HEAVY D A TE I AM IT - WHO AM L ? D EA R MB! DIDN'T CHICK TELL YOU'ABOUT THE LITTLE RAY OT SUNSHINE T H A T . MOVED IN ON THE 'doN bf FAM ILY? . YIELL.THA’S M E— B IL L G E R R tC K ' . Distance U M E A S 'T LO AFS THE Toman, are claimed to nut ,blue any amazing manoeuvre* of this team, *The Red Raiders” wa adapted by Marion Jackson from h*-r <>rigii.tl b f'ty . ‘ Thu White Mono Troop," und was produced by the Charlas It. Rogers company <k>r First NnUonnl. ’ Cn^-VKilliANls to C R O C K " VsnTH A C R O W M g n g »YHIS «mVKX w CANNING of grapefruit beeflnig one of big Industrie*: in South orida and many new factories BRANFORD—New cold iturage plant nt Brand ford lec factory WANTED—CoRj m bln or Edison photograph In c>**l condition, opened-for business. give fuil particular.i iinr price. Ad­ dress Sanford Hornld, Box 121. ' EUROPEAN m arket f<*r Florida lumber Increased greatly during In at year. TALLAHASSEE—$!.),250 con­ tra c t let fo r repaving Guinea Street. CRYSTAL RIVER—Carr Lum­ ber Company's plant running full time. HIGH SPRINGS — White way lighting nyxtem to ho installed in certain streets of HamlUon Es­ tates. PRIN CESS TODAY TODAY K*n Maynard * in "T H E RED RAIDERS” Tha Collegians “CRIMSON COLORS” .Sportlight •EYES AND ANGELS” MONDAY Wally Wales Ronald Coleman and Vilma Banky “TEARIA LOOSE’ Comedy ‘THRILLING YOUTH Kraxy K at “SEALING WHACKS’ “T iI e MAGIC FLAME” . Comedy “THE CALL OF THE * CUCKOO’’ ;* •* Milana-Paramount News And We Will Install This Wonda Radio Set Complete in Your Hi With Nothing Else to Bny Fo Dear Sanford CALL ME OP SOMETIME WHEN YOU 1 W W E SOMETHING GOOD Y o EAT AN' ILL SHINE AROUND U K E A BOOT BLACK. Y W A ITIN ' FOR A T P ------ - . . —- - J Y EAH - l iL L S ftY S O . T O O SHE HAD THE (IERVE A. T o Ha n g o p om We thought Itonsld Colman and Vilma Banky had reached the xenlth of their careers as screen lovers su­ preme when last they were shown ip this city. me say . ycohq fellcw ‘THAT'S V1HAT X CALL g e t t in g t o o — . tresh — r You Can’t Afford to Wait Any What a Wonderful Christmas This Would Make Not la moment In “The Magic Flame" is without ita romance and'ita thrill and suspense. •••• ; We consider “The Magic Flame” 'hltogcther worthy or special heralding as this season'« premier attraction u t the MUanc Theatre, earning Nekt Monday— " S lm ^ e l y , . V -: motet te il 1.■«>.*(1 xpires on �• ‘ -J :9 . THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. DEC. 10, 1027. 6— Help Wanted Male AD. RATES % >: C u b to Advaaea ,da. will be rtrtlTii jt and collector ««ot n .. Hoe Hoa ltoc .Juced rates are for jve insertions. • nnls of average length nted a Hnc. num charge of 30c for ertian. , . ivertising Is restricted tr classification. Terror is made The SanLralil will he responsible X one incorrect insertion, lertiser for subsequent ns. The office should be immediately in case of a d v e r t is e r ? 1Herald representative Ihly familiar with rates L nd classification will lu complete information, you wish, they will assist wording your want ad it more effective. fORTANT NOTICE Users should give their postoffice address ss their phone number if j ir e results. About one fout of a thousand ha.i phone and the others ommunicate with you Ihey know your address. Ilscontinuencr MUST he person at The Sanfora [office or by letter. Teltdisconlinuences are not Prompt - Efficient Servica and Found (Letral N otices) Fuller Brush Co, has an opening for a m arried man with car, for particulars write. Robert AIlingham, Box 3121. Orlando. > SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second St Will loan on improved business and residence property. Also will buy first m ortgages as security. 11— Miscellaneous 1 hove w rist watches, strap watches, pocket watches, West­ minster chime clocks, diamond rings and other stone set rings. Peter E. Ahenm. 317 W, First St, Sanford, Fla. Save 2 5 ',’ , O. 5. Vaughn, optome­ trist, L. H. G riffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Oth Sr. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only fully equipped. Plant in Sanford. Also watch and clock repairing reasonable prices. Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ erm an’s supplies. Geo. W. Dectch, "The Bicycle Store.” Me Lander Arcade. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. 11 Ball Bldg. M— Rooms Without Board FOR RENT— Furnished room t, 35c a day and up. 1215 \V. 2nd St. l o r Rent—Furnished room, twin beds, fireplace, 111 Park Ave. 1 5 -A p a r tm en t For Kent FOR RENT—3 nice clean furI Whitegold. sapphire » et' nished rooms, all conveniences. Finder please return to j $20.00 month. 301 Cor. 5th and tffice for reward. S. C. Palmetto. 1 , ilow. r i «» hrr in ills1 iiri*|t**riy In | EStid i %t it Inn IIm>i| xitnl |lmt ^’h1* u -1l. ' in t lilt II 111. «lit y of Ilr t** on 1 ■ i ».*T r«*()it( it ih«* llnnornltlt I mini v Fln.ftl.. h*mvii I in Iur nf N»*nitiu>1t* C ou n t). » -.••am M id i v t lt l n t t am! , l*» ! In i .I.. v*i in xtild yroprrtV hrt .i* r*.n ii't'tl i>\ ill** ttiniuht at;*-' I.. in.nl * a nil priiV Itli l| Tiu i Jf 11 "I-*' »f N•*v’i*n 11• r, IW27 K l.s v .1 K N l ’ IIIT II <*.\ ih »>ia: a n iiiiiiM S , -Xi . it. > • i •»' !*• t itiuiirr. r ; i G fitT V* 11 n'Kl'.MON. M.llll): >1 AT nK (Lcjjal N otices) r n r : . 1 .11 Ki.ormiA to i.. 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Klorlila. win i K1 1 *ri IM S»i* t<l A .| »n lih iilr . ikiiiiiIii fr, in the il.u i■ I Vt,. u Tin. 1*. .1 •••>..!;. W\ ■ I *n t ,I S.ivi-nll.er K* N*'lilrI ' hi itn** •1«•'In.*iHI ImLh W 1*At’ltlii1II, l S Hliiiifiiril, Sit lMilf*I V | V *1 l\ I; i i IMCVlT CGCIIT OK T1IK rt** i : \ t i . T l l l l i l ' J K D H ’IAI. fcm*. *1 op IDA. IN IN CHANCUltV. .<•1 NTV it 1: fsTItVKtlfS. c.ontilatu.'itrf L 1 ■ "’MU NT a riK K.H1M U.r. COUNT 1 tii: « i»: • i i t o v n . i m i i i A . s i - m i . v i »i . i •■••I N T\ r i l A N l ’KHV. E l . 17. XliKTII t.MNG. ro in lil linni.l •: of >-m\u-.l.' t'.itm i). Florliln, hr. . Ii-Ullrifi tni iht* anttitfnnirn! in I 10-B H ants and Flowers Purchase pepper and other spring crop seed from Stokes Seed Company. Arcade HMg., and he essured of pure typo strains. All seeil disinfected. ■‘h i : f o u n t r j f p g k ' s COURT "J>\ t hum 1x 01. 1: i -g c n t y , k l ajill- i \ ru t: f iu i -f it COPriT o r i \vm: \ t v r i i m n J t r u i r i . u , " i Ni «t o <*f g u o . w \ k n i g i i t . i" ■■ .,,..1 N«<Ti. i; n r a p p m c a t i o n * FOR ISSIGNMKNT «I|- L llW KIt. a ' ' l l H llii.\| IT MAYUONCKHNr 1 * ** ** v, i \ **11 t t m th* uri*1, Kl.s v | | KNICIIT. «!!• I. i-li ilti I *tIt dni *»f N nvem h rr, l*»2T fU»- ill 1 1 » ( ‘rujiiiy Jmtifr'ft C'diri 8— Financial ( Lepal N otices) (Legal N otices) K l n ' U t r l l of t A DA.'I i \l. *H I lit«* *»f M. '.I IN. * rx> r \ .: %r* HINH, *1 J y fl 1 i " T A T h »N * *:■A t i i : ;;t a t i : <*r » ;.• »i p \ t / • l i t d l. o X ' i and w ife . I.lie- • IAN I.IINlft 1 i ‘. la' Ilnur* A v en u e. I • l"%erilnle, Anoituimiery. A l: t - n I *lira t* .in p ea rlu g In.rn a urn *ti bill f i >*n*|i!»illit lu th is mil*" that you, *, reshleilt* i*/ a s t a l e or c o u n tr y ’ J in,*- iHun tlie Stii'- o f Florid a, ’ i 11V S 1.1.NG Ii*d w ife U ll.. \ . i . iNG, a re iion -resi.l#n l* o f A ll III -t nf I II.,nla n'nl Unit roll -- 5 ftt4 Umlijf Hatai# “ r ■‘" • I E . * fa a ‘ __fa a _ ________ 4c ■ ra t« on requeeu PA OK S E V E R a ll,I i li.it yn iir * , i . , l r i * - s ' Is IS * I «a ■ I'l.itn A vi tine, i *l,*i erd.iI**, 11oilte -y •' n » w !»• I; »: M fflti r J.tin t I* .«*»*! -rniuerv. A hihiuni. I l i m , " , , . l o l i , A \\ III S I D S I.iiNG ii ml w ife, l . l t . - * I'D* IHr L l* I #|l tv r**(ih** 111«u • I. i a .n I.i i n g . are ordered mid r e - f t '!*• » tl » * rt John >t . i m i : « ii;i i i t • • •* itT «»!■* quire,I in |,e mol a 11pear h r f u r c . l I*' U • lUII*. II N .Inn. •• ni* tv . i : n t \ r i i t i : i > n i»m ■I i 'oiiii mi llo- '.'iid. day *,* .Ian* A *Vi t i Y in* v r i.i n - n .’r I -n * 1 IM ‘I IT ♦»K T i n : SI \ t i ». r , niill I I 1 1 1 *. 1,1 I lie.) nr In tin* •i. l i t.u i, a i: rinriY r r , , f IN Till: I llii'i IT I ' U l I t T TWKX 1 I .Mini »A IN AM* »• I *K > i A i.ill cm nnlali.l xh lh llrd ca lu * t. h * k i: i : »%irf«ai*. T. n I:. , p n m u > .it h i K i M . u m u u i T I INt»|,K (M l NTV » \ i |l \ \ i 1, i; v > i ,,ii to this cau se |h e saiim h elq g -Ifl in ' n i ■ KuU skm inm i . k rtU'Nf’* 'IJ t ’tirrh*. N**ivt | »«% i*. S ' N ' H ' l l l ' III 1!. I *I N*. \ \ |,» - \ V a j i a e.-illim t,» i.-reclc-c that e r r - — ,, T > II u |*| 11\ | \ i'll ANUKItft u Hill I! Hi*rry, Tom Kit V>A« h *I A T h i N A • ft u <qi ton | :aili Inileiil ore iif tmnlirmre iluted c I i MU \« | ; i'j Uhl A »%tm|»lnl»»* | o iv rh t u i- ., Kntiirr. *; w \ i•* *'miii nl.ihtJt *'K • ii. I .'Hi, day of March, A ."> - ;l lift i f 1 * ' l. * * ■ n t r i v For Him For Her ■■, , s sett. e«l la IIUNIJ. S, 1.1 'N G fll ft » » M.1 K* ' .t ji*| T h‘ I'rnh , m 11 \ I-I.I »TTi: II \ «* i V . t .• I It 'll \ r, l;| »i iv I **' (• TiiLmt i .....I w i f e - 1,11.1.IAN Id'NG. to J . ' l t . J It ii ni1* *1du r*. Mil l«n' Mini it I. \ I ■* 1* IIII,IIII ^ i: >",'ij v k Hit -aid mortumre o e in g • i»fr 1*l. , • lft4-4• l»l\ 4 Ratio rs. Fountain Pens, and se n , Yunities, Sheaf for Pen sets. Per­ , 4*t: i: »» * * ’ i h i : * * is i * k « i vi \i \sTi:irp I 4**ll niliotip I lie nilliilp rec■*• it ■f ft ..11 11I'** 1’l‘Mi,1, h| k 1’* sa k i: il umidors, Tigars, Cigarettes, funic, Nunmtlly’s and Whitman’s > 1, 1- ,.f he nil tin Ie I'.ilinty. Florid a, Tn •■••ifi I'm , 4' 11. .*«| |*Ji *4iIII ft 11b*, .1 I * 11-1| 1X Ml Mil t ** mil * r I h.i it |li. • i I* H ill an M i t u a u c IlmiU 31 on p ane il l* ,' , ‘Kl-i ' N i ,.1( ttf 1 • i'. bn iti.i Military Brushes, Watches, Pipes, candies, Perfume sets, Manicure I'l lift Ml l|»Ti li 14nil hilt Ar,* I’d *i. u.I h\ i D I ii. ,.f i ,1,. re "I , ,,.I *■:|.-iimliet llt ■! . h e f lllutl III I ■!••i i in* 1Il'l III1 I1|»44l| .1. LI- *f «.Mill .. ih» r s i «!•■ w i • ’i ■ Mennen’s shaving sets, Combin.i-sets, t'omli and Brush sets and lllf t *-fill • • • ii n<l ili* i i i i i i i ‘ 1 .-*1 •t .IM 1.414 \ 1* |'.421, 1|i • I'miftl S*.»I•*-* 1MlI lllf,I , .. «• rIi. i., ift. * nf If I** .*i» «i-»- ii i In "• *, i * , <1 l mil. s itu a te , l y i n g at.d l i e - j ' tion sets of BillFold, Cigarette I Kodaks. I alley’s Drug Store, to I* lull e*f >■ftiiiidalnt fil.’.l l» • 11«*11l:i r til •* » f r*—M, u . .. »' i ft Ml I 'n i in hi r, V i ». 1*' 1 ■G i:,. ni Hie I'oiiot) o f Henilpolr e m l • ii,. d a te tf F lotilla mill mure >n ay- 1s l^*ri Case, etc. latney's Drug Store, First St, >* i ' ii III* *1Imft *' »41ft It’ll *t1 ifr»-4M* 1* Itfit I’ ■I M l Ini III,If ) - t .4 1 S 11 4*|.| | Yl.t-IiM III »“11:1*lft cl ft *»M| I It* i ll *!,■ ei died ns fo lln u s ’III •* •"*l • "till in t ill’ll «ft f » 1*• f* •* *'f IB rill V First St. fth i '1 f t f In .' -1 1 * 1 1 4,t f t * > f ,1:» n 1 1 • l • TIi. S.i S| f •i H> I*.tii i.i IliTfl'V \ ni u'i u ml i hit f i hi-1 * | . I wit Lft r*sv. Ini fiM|tf .if lih' • ‘Mint Gut her an Electric Singer Sew­ lU-*! 11 * *I v If h in i h ,Hfit * ,t| A |.,,i lin e i l l o f Haitmcl’s I’l a t . * « ’ Ihr IH'W H|iA|M'r *11 ,,M U * r « * M I I i fti■ i n S i i n f * i i i l S . i h i i i m I. Whirl llsl- •*t-t.l wh.'ll hr |M|1l1|*hl'.| 1 Kl*»|’|*l.|. Ill fc*i vI*» •*! a -iimitn>mi - • m -' i * !•!**. hh*. ftftlll i.fl- r l.tr ►iil^ In i h - I'llv o f Sanford. Ftorlilii, si ing Machine. ■She wants qne. Cor For the Family r**t! M*•* >nf | \ « \ t c r k i ; IM * Iliims i l>. i plat ll o rnl dill.* fee* I*|l Ml \1 11Mill B MU*.! She need" one. Terms to suit. f *1 I » I h» Ii k-. lie-l I hhh r f.'i V\ t( n* - ^ I, I'Mimluioi, I •|**rh t hi tii I niiv t»f 1 1hi nrd• il nui 'iiu* tiie p u hllc r , c - ; M r luhi nf . **li, .t i tun i »i • lift'll IfmtfM *«f ml*’ Reasonable Gifts nl all kinds, at Phone SO. Hu .iI • i l v It’ ll I ' l M i r f , fi n t l 111. m d i of S* mlnnlc C ou n ty. Klitr- ■•• •** f h i ’ i f r » m * 4 Ir,7* I n i lltn f Ml f h . Is rI 111 ftft I SI if *» I Wi 1 th* 1 1 i,iT|||«L - i l m i’ll'rut I id , in Flat Itn.iH il on p ane 3*. * ill* I-'( i tn- 2'ml i|:i v ' *|,,t* * *»'h r’f >«m» li> r*’kti;i ft reasonable Prices. Mi-(July's M i l* lft II ' II t f I I **- f 11■ H i I In* I % 111VII V .r *•. *m V I * !•*_•; ill’. In it in t.i / ii itfcrei) pro r n tifis iiiii Shoppe, 1111 Magnolia. . » S . " i M . i . l . ' Iftltfl f h . - S . , » f - ' » - ( 1‘ I m i I For the Kiddies tai: vi » •*!"* * ' * r% I.......... t.l 11% hi til*.I u i U he en iere d uuitlnsi you. ..' I ii* mft* ft ■ | »■%I th ul,t l 1> ih f**r11ii'it an I *'**»■ hi f i*J «* sin —i.j |i| Kill lllf i t ) »: l»i u*« : i . ass . Il I-further orurn-d Ilial b ' h * f ’Hi* m i , | *i , ftft if i ’.i 'ntv K1 Tl'dlce lie |iUlillsl|i'il III T he Sxt n - V.d »*l♦»k .»» SiMf.iMl H. in ii I Toys of all kinds; Bicycles, ScootIt*11 - 1 ii u l H a *it flic ,V «ir!liw i< 4 ( '•I * •»•» fh. .ml ilri \ of | a ii 11 i < f . n l Hi raid, n n e w sp a p e r publish*,* IM A. M WKKKS (’lassificd Display 1 irs. Kiddie Kars, Electric Trains, M 'lfil »*f III** i f i l i T i t U f t u n ..f III Sanford, S entlm de CiJUnljr,' I*1** t • • n m k * i i i i H R . r t o t i n i*ui l> C 1: l • %. ii i ii S t r *»t i u n i t M u a n u ll.i Tricycles. Autos. Wagons, Sport•• * •*•*.|*t»*lnt fih if hi i . tii in, tit * Florida, otiee e a c h w e e k fo r ’ fo u r A ’*. n < * I n f t mi i ’ l l v i f S i f i f o i i l ' »'i lh*i • "***». . ih> hvltK s-o Here i’ll Ivc Weeks. REAL ESTATE ling Goods. Prices' Right. G. W. • I'• i f.| i4 i mi tlii*n*'*' Nnrt It f»B fl H'lTNUSS my hand ns Clerk and f i*f ....... u III ht iiiki-h . <■".. i i: t <» r s i m h*'. t I." ,i **1,»1%i*, tli.*liei* V V u M i Deetrh, The Bicycle Store, Me- ININiHi t §-M ' i **i A I• % * *iii <tii‘1 M ill* * ; iiih 'iin - ■, il o f the Circuit C ourt nf q i 14»i:11»\ i % t»r... . . .1 »\ |i n 1. ' f 7 l i t f • • m i nl li fty , l l i m u »* | Ijimli r Arcade. j the T w e n t y - I h i r d J u d ic ia l C ir c u it i' ll VNi I I: S* m i t ii .i I Milk, th** I: $ i 8 1 sill*' i' f Th* ii i • ii**. m| s in| - nIt In lnu n i . d il . S l.ile nf Florida. Ill mid fo r J H I T I i:> i-\ i \ M» \ in* i .ik i : * ill! -.Ih’f t .M l I r » * t t.l KluVtnt il nil t*» foft uli -*• ;i i . r f a m mnri j S, milt »|e f'ntlllly, fill th is Go) ?lrU iNsi i; \ . • ••rpiifiiiitin ‘.............. I Im » i ’ 1Til Mt J l h w i u tin* \ * ■ •*111*'*I hv K |» ( v im miii .1.11 , f N'nl • nit'i ' . \ 1*. U*!T. 1 4*nfi||ihi iii . iih ft*11 1•* i . f K 1 * * v « n t h S t r i M ’ f FOR SALE v if I" Kltlilh» i h I 4. iik, mi.| i \ U. n o t ' d LASS. LEESBURG—Contract let for i ' f f In ii |ftolm nf hi'ii a i r im «h. pu'.hi ..........f ^ (,f s* m i ii'tk c i r c u i t Court. \ Ia ■N■I his | V 1th <1 in<*ni• ii l»«*ltm l*i*t !j. HI. 00 Acres Celery land on Pine- j construction of new husiness build- r. wi.-r* 1 1 t \i kii k Ill A M. WKHKS. ft1. I*'m i«;g| in Muiig.i. . ............. . w ! I'in*I*' :«*(ills, »* i' ’ iirrurftihin **» I* h T n if V i D ep u iy Clerk. way drive among best flowing I jni, 0|| j j ujn street, I*. IM•?*-* I . i*» * i Miif* **f SnitfiMil. Fhirhlj. If f llll III t Mltln . 1 f h I f III . «f*K \ L ) wells in district. 25 acres tile 1 i «•!;** elft.i* • \ T I « » N * 4 i*. i t• I t i tli(*ri*iif i 1 m I\ n f n i’ * N *h. I.f imlitl-h. ,| hi Tile- *4 i ii f ,. r*t In Fi ITT US .C* prU.NVU.il T in: I 1.41|| 11 » A T f » i planted in celery in high state S d l i l l o r - and o f co u n sel 1 1 •' • 'ft K|Ht|«« i fill filial fin) in T l i V f.4».N4j, I I I "I** t i n • <. I ‘n u l l . I , iiri'l».ft«*'’ r t*> p . i v >'i«tif**r«l. S i m i I m . I . i * • m i i i i \ K li * r k il .( of cultivation. 12 acres cleared for 11 • C oim dalnm it. I «'(• ■I Vv , t *h »v r • (Legal N otices) t. i *h .!. " f * * • * II IV « • * '\ f m Vi*i|i * lift** I ' l l ! I V . i 4**1* %1.1Hell'll il ; mill iv *-**Vn, and in cultivation. 20 acres .IA S II. D I I A I t O N ' J r , W. I* I. %» .mla. <iritriiliii | tVlinesH io> hand mid t h - of ; StKul.il MumKii in <*linriiM'y rough. Also $8,000. equipment. Iff* I T il K C tlti’ t IT r o f l l T o r SU M . 1 If s ■’111 of lln Clreu t C,*urt Will sell above for $22,500.00. INI Ni .41 M 11II i l f f Ilf a v 11 l fh'lal II.K KOCNTy. l-’I.Ol! 111 \ IN lu d lelal Clr h> f III* 4*i■III - I •f th e l u . i, , - 1Mr,I III* I Tills farm is easily worth $15,i ’ll \NCUItV .ilaiit/i I . I . « * i •; ,i i nl eult o f FI*,i a i. In • ml for Seinl'i • ' W. i !< u ililth .'ll, Coni|ilalmuit. 000.000 including equipment. .iien I*1. ............ tin, ii,, i Jl. ,i. * if*-, mill W. I* ( S \1 du of 11,. ioh,.t | *i-7 KikMi r r *, » <i» .HuI i V»‘l > J* Iter toil o . o tl if llvlnir, ami tf rrihh \ i; i u i f c i , a m s , ul : si ; tii * hi &%•«!iv11’* ' •It ail. the hi lr.. ilevtaecM. u ra n l- lit ' 't* rk i 'ii cut Court Ilf I thrill l|i> Him*" **£ riitrlihi, * m nr nl her i luiiiiiints. u ii tier the riuil II* A M WKKKS. ll > juliii I ’ m* timl |»hii’« | ..i 1,1 H. liernqm ann mill all Oth­ 11 i A ttractive furnished ’apartment*. er imrlle*. whnae nnmea are Ull- tt( r» **»♦•• u i. ttf cauli (• iif I iftery 4if i d itc F ' t I'ni ut s i : »i i ticket to the Milane for Corner Park and Tenth Sts. ktiiiwn ini, r , - t e d |-i the IiuiiIh ao't T. I. I .• ftNi• , ami \l A 1.1 »N« i. Ill- K I I N K S T F III i l ' S H f i. .1 >u a , wl ff *. i n p i i l i i ' U l i r t 1> u?i N I. i i ■>w 11 Benjamin, he may secure Frigidaire installed, wuter and premlae.. Intuit t il In th is suit. •r ..| |.. l., ,r f o r I ' o m i l l a l l i a i l t i n | l i l <* . i t H . i i i i If* I •* i I ,*■ I l n m i A M ’ calling at The Herald garage furnished. Phone 18-J. o lt D U I t FOIL I’1,’Ht. ICATION tli!i4# riiftv . 1.1,1!.’ M i i i i t |£«tft|pr>, M*i tin* m lT H U STATU OU F I / l i t I DA 'I (11 lu t t n i i a in l i l i . i i K. llermiuiaun. If I It lo a , amt If i l r e k v i ' i u m l fit,ii *’ i*f I i ^ h h riut- i«f Hausen Far Rent FOR RENT—A furnished ap art­ ili ail, the heir*, i t i v l i n k Krnnleea. Ih** ilrf4*n»huii V\ I* ItoH.HlTKK, um lomobiles nr n I her claim ant*, umlcr th e null! par!Ii iilai l> ,n in Uiimwh t«* Mils ment. Mrs. II, II. Chappell. K lloriiiiinanll nr o l h e r w l . o anil a f f l / i M i i » A H . i n l a , i I«* i» rie ta ; u im I Phone G78-W. ull n lh er nnrtli'a w h o s e name* a re l i t . i f > i i i i a i u l i - . i f l i o f > t i H a r c i*V4<r '*DDGE Two New Four Room u n k n o w n lu l c r e a t n l In th e Iniut* flit* aui- nf i fti*• ui v •iiiir (211 >i-m i amt nm mi I"e* lu volveil In t h i s su it. II Mil (lull t II. I l l i MM | »**!"H»•11 III 1h*> cars ami Gratia in truck*. FOR RENT—Furnished garage II u|M”’u i l n u hy llin s w o r n Hill Hi a In apartm ent for couple. $25.1)3. 13th Street Phone 3. BusiRalows. Facing New whilin' of Comnlulnl herein that y o u m ay mnns In i 'I*.**.,. i '. u pon Call 658-W. he In terislm ] In th at cu rtain lot. would loinI »», * or m u o f * 111* |<S & COWAN CO. Auto Ice Plant, W est Side. I p iece nr |„irci'l land s l t u n t s III T h erefn ii in i' is in c o in n /in d 'S e m liio lu c'nuuty. Flnrlila ami il«- you T. I« I.iing mill AI. A I.IING. or ano sheet metal works, APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In s e r l h o l ns fo llo w s, t o . w it: his w i f e mid U F. ItiiSS IT Hit. I t the Ileruld Building. Right down For Rent, Each $10.M nch Avenue. Phone 71G-W. each mol c u t ) | i * i aall> he mul I,ot ;!* o f N e w I'lisnla, nccordtown. Partly furnished. Reason­ ap p ear lu fme < ur satii I'lrcull I tut to th a pint th ereof, duty recorded upon th e p u hllc r e c ­ Court af Sunf'*rd. Serntnulo County. able. Inquire at the Herald Office. per Month. 1FORD MIIC& CO. Florida, on iIn- Snd day of Ja n u . ord s of Hrinlnole County, F l o r ­ I 212 liagonlia Ave. ary. A. I* i *•gn d * uiakc a n s w e r i ,, ida Mrs. E. I.. Marked may secure a Gils day Pt»«« 367. IT IS TII HitK Ft II tU O U D K n U Ii the lllll nf F.im plalul J. J. Cates, in th is cause, t h a t , yo u mill eaeli of y o u he mid filed u auln-i m u free ticket to the Milane nt The y o u are h e r e b y required to appear o t h e r w is e Mild hilt nf complnlut Herald office. IUPS—HARMONS to the Hill of C omplaint In tin , wIH lie l a k i n us c o n fe s se d i,y you at Farm. c a u s e nu Monday the ln d day o f and th is m i n e ............... . % p n m oford Automobile Co. J a n u a r y . luJ*. ul *lhe Court House d u e n a t o n of raid suit lieliis o oil* /\ve. Phone 137 CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 ut S an ford . Mi niinuto C o u n ty. I suit In fore* lose Unit ce r ta in iimriPark Ave. Apartm ents—2 and J Flnrldu. mul In d efa u lt o f su ch lip- 1 uuho lllll. d III. first day of April p ea rn n ee D ecree pro C o n fc sso ft, l>. I'.IJii ytven hy T. | , l.onir mill ! —gurage and w ater. Reasonable. ^iness Service w ill lie e n tered naalust you . said >»lie lu J- ffi r/,m S lan d ard Life Political Announcement s t ill lielnu for the |im p o s e o f q u ie t . In su ra n ce Fniiiiiany. and o f loeFURNISHED apartm ent for rent Ins and is ta h llsliltih the title of nrd In Almtuas* llook 3.*. on p are TO VftyrUIIH OF NUMIMII.K ala transfer pictures, tin' C o m p la in an t In mul to Hie: f l u nf th*. I'uldle Iteenrds nf s. min the Herald building—a down coi (its. and brushes. Sun town (.'cation a t remurkabty low ulioV e d rscrllied p rem ises. Inula C o u n t), Florida. IT IS F l'ItT IIK It G ltD H ltK D that j It Is further ordered lin n this l . l i e r e l t y nnnounee m y s elf as n aie Paints and Varnishes. rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The th is n otleo lie puhllstied on es a \ N otice he puldMii'd III The Mail* candidal ,• for sh e r iff of Sem inole Pih.* and Wall Paper Herald office. four (I) c o n s e c u t iv e ford Herald II lieu ,|iii|ier published Comity sub ject to the action of w e e k for W. First St. Ihe jicmiiernHct primary to be w e e k s In T he' Sanford Herald, a In Mmiford, Seminole County. Flor. held In the early p«M of June U*3*. n » w sp a p er, published In Hanford, id'!, o n c e a week for four i l l m u S e m in o le County, Florida. set'UllVe W iek s olol a enpj Ihereof 16— Houses For Rent ft'ery resp ectively. DONE A N D llllD K ItH D th is 3rd) ho m a iled p. each the d i f - h in every shape and H. H. ltllAD Y. dm its n u tio d in th is Order. day o f D ecem ber, 1*17. etc.. Sanford Cornea*. FOR RENT—New 2 or 3 room V K I Mit ’GLASS. W IT N U S S in> luiml nnd llo o f ­ (I.cjial Notices) Ccr/.pany, F if th ' and Clerk o f Ih.' Circuit Court of ficial s e a l of ill! Circuit Court of 2nd floor apartm ent. Furnished. th e 31rd Ju d icia l C ircu it In Die 33ri| Judicial C ircuit of tin* Pts. Phone 112-W. Private bath. Outside entrance. IN T i n : CIRCUIT OOL'JtT OF an d for S e m in o le County. S tate o f Florid.i In and for Mem. Inole C o u n ty . Florida, on this the Light & W a te r. furnished, (in* T H U T f tV B X T V -T H in n J U D I C I A L | Florida. Russel. Farm s, Grovss, Jnd day o f D e n in lie r. A. H t:i*7 Hi A M W RISKS. CIKCUIT OF T D K STATU OF 110 N. Park Ave. Phone used for cooking. Located few V U. iMiUOl.AM.i. D ep u ty Clerk Fid illl DA IN AND F o i l SKii'INyards off First St. 12 minute* Clerk Clreuii Court. ISKAUft OLK COUNTY. IN- CHANCKIIY. II) \ M WKKKS. walk to center business district. SANFOIII* III’ILDINO AND Id'AN II. M. WATSON. ftVII.HON IMIYLU .v I ili il It • iN, ASSOCIATION. a Corporallon. S o li c it o r for C om p lain a n t. Reasonable rates. Apply W. IIGHT PRINT SHOP DC C om plainant. tCIrrnll Court H .o i l |Y service on anything lr. Barnes, 108 S. Poplar St. Phone V*. Mollcltors fur Compl.ilnniil K K OIIITTKNDKN, *1 uI 030-W f. A phone call will get IN TI1H O i n C l ’IT COVTIfl O F T H U dmits. ............ T W H N T Y .T I I I U D J U D U 'I A L C I I tPhone 417-W. 0 Rail- 0 room unfurnished house, corner NOTICH OF KPKCIAt. AIASTLIIH CHIT O F T H U FTATF. O F F L O R ­ ve. SALK. IDA. *N A N D FOIl HKMINOI.I. Oak and 17th St. Phone 20. N otice Is lirrrhy given that u n . COUNT Y. IN rirA N C K U Y . ih r mul hy virtue of it decree of : RUOFlNG^ThTRoof F.vp lain a n t. bedroom and garage. f,,i rein su re and sale feu d rred In ftV, M. IIAND, C om va Metal ahingleij Kitchen, Ihe ab ov e and fnrricidnu cause otl < J. MAMHAUI. ct nl., D efen d a n t1101 Elm Ave, Comer 11th. St Ihi 'Jlh. day of Deesmcer. A. D ream tin and galvinixed C IT A T ro N 1*37. I. ns Special Ala-ler In t.hnlt* T IIK HTATH OF FLf)P.IDA TO: a James H. Cowun. Oak Miss Olive Idicttc may secure a eery, mi .Monday, the Snd d a y of II. D. IMMHItwV an d If. is. WHIM Third S t Phona 111. free ticket to the Milane at The January A. D. U»3'. *»» front of KTF.Il. c o SToNUftVALL COSIthr cou rt h ouse door In Hanford, P ANV. IIA U IU S IIU lin . PHNN, UP YOUR OLD W AI.LS' Herald office y. piiiiole County, Florida, w ill ofHVLVANI.ft. fsr for s a l e nnd sell to Ihe hltthest Li r e n e w w a l l p a i n t It a p p e a r in g from u s w o r n MU i.ppi.e for rush, durlns the le g a l o f r o m p l a ln l In th is caiiae that lING NEW AND BET- A w o r e h o u s e fo r r e n t a t rormir hours rtf s a ls, the follu w ln g it* y o u . It. D. p o l l U l t O Y nnd II. H of 3rd and Oak Ave. Fhone D O . , OR FURTHER INFORMA,,'rlhcil lamls. s i n n i * lyin g and ftft HIIHTKI1, a r e I m u -resld en la of lloh.-ltig In Ilia County "f Srtnlnoln Mtiiie [CALL PHONE 23W OR of F lorida and thaft the S ta t e o f Florida and m ore y o n are r e s id e n ts o f u slut*C. COLLER, SANFORU FOR RENT—Small cottage on rear mul daecrlhad as or c o u n tr y other th a n the of lot bn Magnolia Avenue. Neai iiartlcularly Lot 191 o f I’hirhumt SuhdlvlHtnte o f F lorida, mul Ih.xi your m i­ ftouthaide *chooi. $20. per month. ,|*.n. **f Sanford Florida, a s par di caa Is In care o f the Htnnewull iitnt th ereo f duly recorded up*>ii Address S. D. IL care The Sanford Cornpiuiy, Harrisb u rg, T a n n » y lv m ila . lha p u blic record* pf Hemltmle tl-i ref ore. you. It. D. 'POMHIIGV Flower* may secure a Harold. County. Florida an il II. H. WHIlHTF.lt. are ordered *k«t to the Milane at The Terms: Cneh. P urchaser to pay amt req u it e d tn b e mid appear he. 1office. FOR RENT—Small hojiw located fo r e Ibia c o u rt on th e 2nd. day of on W rti Flral Sircet ' JAS. G. Mil UK,»N Jr.. ry , A. D. 191*. to answ er at 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $-5 11 • h Hpeclal Master In l.hanoary. Jthaen u abill o f c o m p la in t exhibited for monthly. Address B. F. II. Care The ngu lliat y o u In t h i s ca u se, the • 'I 1PU—lepalring, piano Herald. s a m e b e in g a p r o c e e d in g to fore­ NOTICH OF SALK *7 experts with 17 year* N otice I* hereby g iv en Giat u n ­ c lo s e th a t c e r t a i n Indenture of m o r t g a g e ilnted th a l l t h . day of der and by Virtue of the *• Sanford music *tor« 19— Houses For Sale Dvrree of F oreclosure and nuie S e p te m b e r . 1921, In Ihe aum of •Shoppe, Room 10 A 11 Mchy J. Mar­ entered on th e let day o f D e c e m ­ | s . 000.00 ex e c u te d hall nnd w ife. Ktla Marshall, Aitsde. Phona 832. FOR SALE—Small cottage built ber 1*17 In Ihe Circuit c o u r t o f srecord ed In M o r tg a g e Hook to the T w e n t y -th ir d Judicial • ircutt on rear of lot at 1705 M#gn‘>l'a „f Florida In and fur * ’J n,nt'| * P**g>* 173. p u hllc reco rd s o f HeiiilnSi8n> all kind*, Avenue. Price.” reasonable. Term* County. In Chancery, b ein g »»»• ole C ou n ty. F lo rid a, and encuinberlord Paint & Wall Paper exceptionally eaay. Address rust cti use th erein pending. T,J l ' rr_*!1 Iny th e f o l l o w i n g d escribed pr«. E i» com p la in an t, ja-rtv s i t u a t e lu Horulnois County. Office Box 4.11. Sanford. Florida. u wi h yt i t ylii n 'DNI K h w• n iiK K N K . F lo tilla , m ore p articu larly d e sc r ib ­ UltUHN.ftUltKS. TNC.. a ‘ ,‘* ^ ’5?,* ed n s f o l lo w s , tu - w lt: r i d I, IIIuck t. T ie r 3. Hanford, IIUKKULHY IlleAChMAN. liRUG s t o r e —Pre- 26— Miscellaneous F o r Sale F lo rid a a r e o r d ln g to H. II. » ; ■ CIIAHLKH F. FAW CljTT are '*"*• Drug*, Soda. We are T r a f f o r d > Map *>f Hanfonk duly i Am also taking order* for respondents I shall o ffer for aula record ed a m o n g th * uublUt reeyour phone. Call 103 FOR SALE — Team of mule*. and sell In Ihe highest and h*»t ord a o f geu iln ola County. F l o r i ­ wagon and harnesa C. M. Berry- Milder for cash, from the front CHRISTMAS TURKEYS, da. door of th e Femlnnle Uounty f ou rt H ® BLOCKS— Irrigation Wcat Side. o t h e r w i s e a d ecree pr* con fasso II*.use. Manford, Florida, ‘' “.J1"* DUCKS and CHICKENS. general cement work., ,h*- leg a l houra of sal* on JL*1}* w ill be e n tered a g a i n s t you. I l Is f u r t h e r nrderrd th a t this FOR SALE— Fox Terrier 10 /onyrtde Co. J. E. TerJanuary day Ja n u ary Slid.' V ” * Alive or dresned and dfnftvn. * llHFflr^w deecrlhed real e a t f l * joc»- n o t i c e be no hi Isheil In T IIK HANweeks old. Make nice Chnstmr..* low lnTtJff 3rd and Elm III S *iunty. ,rt, „ J ' F O R D IIU H .U .G a n e w sp a p e r puhI, *l lit em in ole »« ounty, present. MUs Olivia Brady. Me:- Itegln Meralnole llsb eil In ftmifinrd. Florid a, once Leave order now. 3161 1-3 chains w est of e a ch w e e k for fo u r conaecutlvr t h e d o u t b e o a t corner ol f a c ­ ca Hammock 'Road. 'V ante iF e in a ie ^ Don’t Dc'” wer-ka. , tion 3*. T o w n s h ip 31. f a “ 4h of -WITNUHH my* hand an C lerk and Hie Heal o f the C ircu it Court of Ka.:, i ■ ,|l)Mn FOR SALE—Rco Speeti Wagon 2-i It th e T w e a t y . t h i r d Ju d icia l ClrftlU Ex * •. c u n n ™ T i ^ Chevrolet Roadster, cheap. Cor. ‘ •* in e n d for He ml note If interested see, or write. H. M. Rumbley, Sanford, Floridn K 666 BIGGF.RS DAIRY FARM Rhone 37 Sweet Milk Swcot Cream Butter Milk Milk for Babies is n prescription for ColcK (Jripiic^ Fill, D cnsue Bilious Fever and Malaria Il kill* the gem ». — THINK IT OVER ! ri lie JSeniinoIe County Credit Association secures inform­ ation from many sources and develops confidential cred­ it reports on various persons who seek credit in this city. e ' * ‘ * Your credit standing is a valuable asset and shell id be maintained by prompt payment and adherance to c edit ici ms of m erchants where you carry your acco u n t, * . * " , f ""' ' l r ' ■ ’ ,* ' _ ' : _ Vi., /* S 'i Unless the m erchant’s Accounts Receivable are tunied over every 30 or 60 days by PAYING YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY AND REGULARLY, his profit d isa p p e a r throuffh such heavy carrying charges. Let us look at this frem a broad economic viewpoint in a coirmionsense manner. Is thi3 fair to your merchant who offers this service to you? Certainly not! ! ! See Cramer Beautiful Feathered Pets in Pretty Cages, J Gold Fish, Aquari-| urns and Supplies. t "imer S i n n e t T ^ e a d y ’ Orange A Jefferson, Orlando, kin- •tiala ait. S(ampe<l it'lbring* detail'. 27— Money To Loan______ _ Omhan, N. Y. Money to loaf* on residence* w Sanford, l o t Int rata. Bo* K trV & i ^ d c " ^ rr; t h . T his 1927. sm i r rc ° . t .«* purday »t December . W. It ftft’HlTE. N o v em b er. e- r 1937.. •• ■ r c t r e a l* Court. * ' "jV4|* 1 Don't forget—your credit reflects your character and reputation, following you wherever you go. Credit is an asset—prompt payment maintains it. Are you fair to yourself? When you fail to meet your ob­ ligations when due. By prompt payment of your bills you are building up a line of credit that may be of g reat benefit to you later on. *, ; £.i * rj> ' -a* .t ii] � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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[vOLuMti XIX:' ».'F. . -i - or - jAaaed Wire International Newsservice A re ir o u g h t O u t ln T r ia if I n j u n c t i o n S u it HANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDA V.DECBMBER 9. 1927. GIVES Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations HOOVER HAS NO TMrwT OfDimcStoreSjGivesHuge Sum To Prohibition Cause DESIRE TO QUIT LID. INC. SUIT CAL’S CABINET Kresge,lMUlionair am Man Pleas He W as Hypnotized To Kill EUREKA. Kn.. Dec. lb— (IN S )-—Dominated by n woman who feared motherhood to ituch a degree that nhe hypnotized him to murder her will he the plea,of Tvan M. Hart, 32, fromer hank teller, hi* attorneys in­ dicated today. Hart ha* con/’essid he slashed the throat of his wife in nn automobile in “ Lovers Lans.” “ She craved death,” Hart toM no’ horitio* following hi* arrest. “ She beg­ ged me for day* and weeks to kRl her if r.he over beeamc on expectant mother. I tried to resist her hut I couldn’t." The former bank employe told cf an existence of n love pact between him and hi* wife before they were married. She married him. ho said, only with the under­ standing he would rlny her if she became pregnant. ' WASHINGTON, D « . Ir-(J N S ) completely rid themsehres of the SebasUnn S. Kresge, who built up i belief that drinking Is smart or a fortune of many miniotta from cute. Our campaign will show Receiver’s Attorney Insists the nickels and dimes of shoppers them that this belief Is erroneous." in hia f ive-and-ten stores, and Vho Liquor, Kresge said, is the greatDeCottes Heldl’ owcr Of At­ hns since been the Antl-Fnloon .est curse In the country. It is re- Rumor Tha.*- He Would Resign Score O f Deatfif* In Order To Advance A m il­ torney And Didn’t Have To League’a chief financial "angelsponsible, he said, for the present ported A nd lions For Prcsiccnilnl Can­ Get Signatures Of Wives explained today to In*«mpti. nal laxity In morals, and for many didacy, Said To Be Untrue News Service his reasons for muk- preventable accidents. Paralyzed In I\ I ing a new gift of $5,00,000 tn ih "Why,’ he said, “ If a man wants Cities From S\ ^ Dighton W illing To drv organization’* educational to seduce n girl, he tries to get Generally Regarded' drive. ■' ' t liquor into her so that she loses Leave It To Courts "I gave it,” ho said,. because I here senses ami self-respect.” It As Coolidge Favorite believe the work o f tho * league is js no new thing for Kresge to play DeCotles Is Said Not To He going to make a better country. angel to the dry cfase, but this Counsel for the five tax- cured by authorizing bonds “ If the so-called good people of new donatioir is the largest single Hoover Only One Of Republi­ Involved Personally In I)e this country will stop drinking the gift he has made. “ I will give not can Heads Likely To Secure »yers seeking to prevent the representing the cost of 70 per Funct Bank’s Suit OfL.K.I) bootlegger, the rum-rtinner nnd only money, but time and effort President’s Endorsement cent of the work as estimated by South Feels " E f l tty Commission from pny- the City Engineer. The other .10 corollary evils will disappear. u.s well," ho said. ‘T v e bsen in Replying to n statement of “ Education is tho only means of this work for twenty years. I have By Georee R. Holme* the Hutton Construction per cent would not be prfld until George A. De Cottes denying eradicating O f Blizzard the bootleg traffic. made prohibition effective to the International New* Service Staff the work was completed and final jmpany $210,946.54 repre- estimates filed, the witness said. fraud in connection with the for­ Young people of today havo not degree it has now reached.’ Is Season’s Wc Carre* pondent mation of the L.-K.-D. Inc., pub­ ^nting warrants held by the Under such plans, the commis­ lished in Thursday’s Herald, Sam­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.—Her­ a t l a n t a T !* * . q— ( i bert Hoover has no (mention of wing concern, today estab- sioner explained that often it was uel R. Dighton, local attorney, necessary to finance work which resigning from tho cabinet in order — Winter swooped d shed the complete dominn wns completed but for which no stated today that it wns unneces­ to devote his timo to the further­ o f the northwest and Ma ing of his nrcsldontinl candidacy. |on of city affairs by .For­ final estimates had been prepared. sary for Mr. De Cottes to secure Mr. Patterson drew from the he signatures of Mr. Ioike nnd Tha* much wns tnnde clear to tho southeastern stat mat Lake, former mayor and witness admissjons that is was dnv in n mo*t authoritative wav. Mr. Key and their wives whenever Ills icy breath today. Tesident of the Seminole County possible for considerable work to far a* Mr. Hoover i* ronccrne I. ink, during the period when bo done and financed before funds a lot was sold, inasmuch as he be Is gohnr to continue hi* sen-on Widow. Liable To Ten Yearn aturea dropped to 14 A ike served as mayor of.the city were actually forthcoming from held the power- of attorney and enur«e a* a me"j|»cr <>f the enli>net ' In Prison, May Be Saved By Atlanta, bringing the &dcr the commission form of the sale of bonds representing the could sign for them. —frsln from d!*e,,,*«inir polities." Defense Plans To Place Two Governor Martin And Entire New Trial And Testimony weather of the season, bvemment. 30 per cent due as a result of of ten** for publication, nnd permit Replying in full to Mr. De Cottes Character Witnesses, Dem­ Staff Attend Opening Cere­ Of Her Lover-Conspirator [Evidence of Lake’s mastery over completed work. M* friend* to do whatever thev Mr. Dighton concluded his state­ phis reported J5 above, ocratic Leader .Of Illinois monies Of First 1500 Ton municipal government and •'Ve so Ion ns they do not omhnrMayor Housholder made guard­ ment with the comment that he vlBe and Knoxville 12. MAYS LANDING, N.J., Dsc. 9. And Former Judge On Bland ils command of the ed answers to questions directed was willing to leave it to the Unit Of Southern Sugar Co. rnss him. —(IN S )—Mrs. Lillicndnhl, bobbed­ noogn 14 nnd New Qrlej finances waa furnished by to him, declaring some times that courts to decide whether ids bill It is :i course to Mr. Hoover’* testimony of Commissioner ho “ was under the impression’’ of complaint was well founded and CLEWISTON, Fla., Dec. 0. — personal llklnt*. *pd one noon haired widow of l)r. Willium LllliCINCINNATI, Ohio, Dee. 0 .No injury to the cltnis qi 0. Chase and Mayor E. F. while at other* that it “ was his would not allow Mr. Dc Cottes’ George Remus, on trial for kil­ (IN S )—Actual construction on the which hi* friend* n+o irmoil I* endahl, for whose murder she was crops in Florida was belie loqsholder, both of whom re- understanding" that certain things opinion to induce him to withdraw ling his wfie Imogens, probably first 1500-ton sugar unit of tho Fe*> at »ht* enrtv ytarre of the convicted, may escape a prison have resulted from the cold we lunted instances purporting to were true or not true. He did the case. Mr. Dighton’s statement will rest his case late today. The Southern Sugar Company will get gemc Three «>■ four month* hon *»» sentence. It was leuincd on good authority cr, Although many growers’ i how that other officials of the not know how the bond funds in full follows: ' defense plana to place iwo coarse- under way hero with elaborate when tho primary fi'-hts get warm today that IVlilis Beach, the under­ the necessary precautions by ceremonies today. ftr government wore mere figure were distributed but that Mr. It mav he a diffe-ent storv. hut for ing charcoal fires In their ‘ "Personalities at no time are ter witnesses, Michael L. Igoe of Erection of this unit will mark the time being there will he no sized poultry former who was eads in the actual management Lake had charge qf alloting bond Chicago, Democratic leader in Department of Agrtcull.. found guilty with her of voluntary beneficial, and now particularly the beginning of a program calling the municipality. funds as they were received. the Illinois IIouso of Repreaentnrhanee in the status of tho cabinet manslaughter, may make a chiv­ ficlals at Orlando said they ! they should bo forgotten if San­ for construction of three mills with The former mayor had himself candidate. lives, and former ’Judge Joseph The Mayor said he knew little alrous attempt to absolve tho ed the cold lajt nlj pccted both chairman and sec­ or nothing about the warrants ford is to be rehabilitated. But, La. Buy, also of Chicago, on the a combined capacity of 7,600 tons : The Hoover barker* believe th eir widow of all blame in the crime. severe enough to in in justice to myself and on account of siignr cane daily, and the devel­ tary of the bond trustees, the drawn in favor of Hutton, suystand, road excerpts from two de­ the crop. No damage . candidate is "Hitting on tho world." rstimony showed, transferred i"K ihqi he was absent from most of the duty I owe Mr. Ashcraft positions taken since the ahooting opment of a vast area of the Flor­ Inevitably, they say, the country Tho couple, whore love affair, tho ed. Tho minimum temporat who filed the Bill of Complaint jury believed, led to the killing of ida Everglades. he bond trustees’ books to the of the meetings in April mid May of Mrs. Ilemur. in Eden Park on Thousands o> acres of awamp will come to accent the secretary I)r: Llllienduhl in a patch of woods Orlando last night waa i-minole Conty Bank and gave and those he attended he heard in the L-K-D suit, and to the de­ Oct. 0 last, and then rest. positors of tho Seminole County landa have been placed under flood of commerco a.* tha Coolhlg* can­ near Hummonton during Septem­ greet. Gradually rising |ut such information as ho choso nothing about the warrants. The Prosucutor Charles P. Taft will regulation and is producing higher didate. even though tho President ber were to face Supreme Court tures was forcast for Hank whom we both represent, I impart relative to the standing Mayor was asked if he knew thui trust that I will be excused for immediately launch his final driva grade of sugar _ cane than ........any _ other ____ never lAtcr* a word In his behalf Justice Luther A. Campbell for with much warmer weather the various bond accounts from funds were in the bank to meet replying to tho statement of Mr. to send Remus to the electric chair.; section of the world front the They *6y the very logic of the sontcpce loniorow. The maximum Sunday. lime to time. ^ Warrants were is- the warrant drawn and he testi­ DvCottes uppenring in yesterday’s Ho has a dozen or more rebuttal standpoint of saccharine, which Is situation will forca this upon the ecntcnce that can bo imposed is CHICAGO. DraT 0.lu. d at ConuniHsion meetings and fied that he didnt know and mauc Herald. witnesses whose testimony will re­ the bate of sugar and fibre that country—Mr. Hoover remaining 10 years in prison and $1,000 fine. lot-up in the record Dete Ither officials signed them with­ no inquiry. Thero is ne minimum, hence a Jail is used in the manufacture of celoat Mr. Coolidge’* side, nn intimate "Tho essence of this case is quire fully a week to present.' wave, which during tne out further inquiry, relying ns and trusted adviaor. while all the term of one* day could bo given. Mayor Housholder admitted that simply this: Forrest Lake and A. The jury la not expected to re­ tex, according to state officials. hours had paralysed CAT they testified absolutely on the A mill for the manufacture of other front-rank candidate* are Justice Campbell was prepared tho middle west with Ita sen | all bond funds were placed in one K. Ivey were endebted to the Sem­ tire for a verdict for fally. ten puy-so of Lake. celotex will b« erected by B. O. more or lesa on the outa with the , to pass sentence late yesterday was promised for today by t large days. One.of the two depositions Under direct examination, both account and made a kind of “ re­ inole County Bank in Dahlberg and associates adjoining White House. {when tho verdict was returned by cal weather bureau. volving fund” all claims against • amounts at the date of the ex­ to be read before the defense el«> < Mayor Housholder and Commis­ the sugar mill of the Southern Sug­ n jury which clclibcrated more than tho bond accounts being taken out Eight deaths In Chi—gqfl ecution of their conveyance to the The relations between Mr. Cool­ es its rase will be that of Johto W. sioner Chase said they always took ar Company. Simultaneously with 23 hours. Robert H. McCntter, more in other aefe ' iko’s word for reports on condl- of one nciTount. Tho witness WJ3 L-K-D, Inc., the effect of which Snook, warden of the FedernlJ’ en- the erection of the first mill unit, idge and Vice President Dawn chief o' defense counsel, told the score affected area, were cay asked whether he remembered • If art notably cool and have (wen for was, tn our opinion, to delay, hin­ itentiary at Atlanta. The,(|pM^r |ion of the bond funds. Such re­ Seminole Bonk was- required to ron'trui tior,«p*.t*ilra*Lyard* and* h; jraver, Jbat now evldiwca der end defraud the depositors of Ion rela(ed to the last meeting'of transportation facilities for new twcf*y*«fk:*Gov; PfktrV O/Vowden court, art* made by Lake, each warranting n serand’trinl had J^en give a security for large city de­ the bank. The sole object of this Rcmua and Mrs. Remus who told mills will begin. has not eddeared himself to the unearthed sirtfo tho jury began Its Admitted, wore verbal and couched faring than usual be In general terms or figures. As posits and he replied that he action Is to set aside this convey­ tho warden that during their run- district to produce enough sugar [ White House by his activities in deliberations, and he was given un­ so many people unpr never heard of any discussion of ance so that the Receiver can whipping up opposltloh to the ad­ versation Mr. Kemua had threaten­ will begin before the end of 42 karly as lost April, CoQimissioner til tomorrow to prop^re a brief. followed quickly on subject the property conveyed for ed her. Two days lator Remus re­ months, according to Dahlberg. He ministration in tho great grain phase testified that Lake repre­ any kind on this subject. This new evidence is nllrged tt> had been mild and i the benefit of the depositors t f belt: and Senator Curtis of Kantas, The witness said he knew noth­ ceived notice of divorce. declared that when the entire pro­ sented to his colleagues that the ho imacd on the assurance that Cattle and live stock until the Seminole County Bank. Mr. bond accounts were overdrawn ing of Hutton’s claims Ramola aat at her father’s side gram is enmpieed the plant will be was kept out of the rice presidency Drarh will mine to the widow’s middle west were tr . shortly before the bank closed DcCottcs was not made a party to at counsel table. She showed him the second Inrgeat sugar mill in the at Cleveland in 1924 because Mr. rescue. Ho is said to be anxious suddenness of the blix )me 1700,000 or $800,000. There is no allegation correspondence she had received world. Coolidge said "no” very emphati­ to obtain for her a new trial. , rode in with mountainqtiaOn the stand yesterday after­ and that at tha ttime the con­ this suit. in the bill which would reflect in cally over tho telephone from "It is possible for the Everglades tractor approached him with a of snow end *sent tempi and they held hands and chatted noon Commissioner Chase stated The verdict of voluntary man­ that at one time Iuike was given scheme to obtain his money from the least upon tho integrity of in whispers. Remus seemed tired district to produce cnought sugar Washington to Cleveland. slaughter came a* a distinct blow down to zero and in some Therefore, now that Charles E. to Mrs. Lillicndnhl and Beach, both 10 and 20 degrees below. ■authority to negotiate at private the city. The Mayor said no ref­ my former partner. His interests, and when asked how he felt re­ to supply the needs of the entlro Farmers will suffer hei Isale a million dollar bond sale for erence was made to any warrants I am glad to say, are in^no wise marked: “ Not so good. The doc­ United States,” Mr. Dahlberg said. Hughes has eliminated himself, uf whom expressed fully confidence |thc city. This morning, however, held by Hutton but that it was affected. It is therefore difficult tors have been giving me u bro­ “ It i* ultimately hoped to divert the Hoover backers in Washington in un ncqultt! almost up to thu in live stock and consider, lander cross' examination by City his'impression that Hutton wns to understand his agitation in tho mide that makes me dopey. I feel a the five hundred and fifty million merely unswei all questions with last. They spent a restless night uge to proporty from the to dollars spent in foreign countries one! “ Where is Mr Cnalidgo going in thim colls. llko winds. Cities in ■Attorney Georgo A. De Cottes he referring to them when hp spoke matter, unless it is because his little nervous too.” for sugar to tho Everglades fields to put Mr. Hoover!” former close association with ported plato glass window* of the City’s indebtedness to the ■qualified hia testimony, Mating Michael Igoe, Chicago attorney in Florida,” ho added. by the force of the gal*. . Secretary of the Interior Work, ] that such authority was given paving company. He said Hutton Forreat Lake and A. K. Key are was rcculled for cross examination Governor John W. Martin and Today tho frigid bP~^ * Iwith the understanding that all made demands for his money after necessarily but incidentally indi­ by assistant Prosecutor Carl Eas­ his entiro cabinet and staff. will who la in the open for Mr. Hoover, ■wept in from the Ca cated in this proceeding. expressed the opinion tod ay that the bank closed. I negotiations should be approved ier. attend the ceremonies here today thero is no n.cd for his colleague west had spread fapl "Mr. DeCottes states that the Mayor Housholder was excused I by the City Attorney and that bewhich will mark the beginning of to announce his candidacy. sections of the United L-K-D corporation was fonned Ifcre any negotiations were com- just before noon when Die court construction of the plant. cold wave reached !sj< for convenience and "to obviate "The country already has accep­ Ipleted the other two commission­ took a recess until 2 o’clock. early today and waa ted him as a candidate," he said. the necessity of securing the sig­ Yesterday afternoon’s session ers must be apprised and furnish eastward. k Army M an’s Suicide natures of ell the owners (Lake, "No announcement is necessary.’’ came to a close with Commissioner their approval. MOSCOW, Dec. D ^-(IN S )— I f we cannot have Mr. Coolidge Pitched battles between hundrais Dut1.1T the direct examination Chase on the staqd. Attorney Key and DeCottes) and’ their NEW YORK Dec, Puzzles His Friends "we want the closest man to him. of Commissioner Chase that of- Landis drew some startling admis­ wives"' in executing deeds to the (inhcrmen maruu’ned on Ice­ Although New Yor|. ( That la Secretary Hoover.” fids], apparently growing weary sions from the Commissioner rela­ Sanford Heights property owned floes in the Caspian Sea and bands inity escaped the WASHINGTON, Dec. 9— (IN S) To prove |st the examination to which he tive to the management of the by them In common. of marauding pirates seeking to the 75 mllo gale — Army friends were unable to ac­ WASHINGTON, Dec. O .-(IN S ) was being subjected, flared ba:k City’s finances, the most import­ that thia could not have been the plunder the helpless, half-starved from the northwestern Papers Stolen From count today > for tho suicide of at a question asked by Attorney ant of which waa that the City real intention of Forrest Lake and — A flight from Washington to Capt. Lewis B. Willis, 47. U. S. A. finheimm were reported today. Great Lakes to Premier Valdemaras One pirate was reported kNWd the Cary D. Landis and turned loose Commission at ono time gave the A. It. Key, I have only to say that Mexico City will be Col. Charles A. whose body was found in the bath­ Mscoast last night s tirade against E. A. Douglass, then Mayor Iodte authority to ne­ Mr. DeCottes has long held a Lindbergh’s’ next venture. and several others wounded. Sov- day, western New Yor room of a downtown hotel with a one of the complainants in tho gotiate at private sale a million Power of Attorney « signed by WARSAW, * Dec. 0 -< !N S )— cn hundred fishlhg smacks havo the New England It will be made on personal In­ bullet wound In his temple. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Lake and Mr. and vitation of Preeidemt Cal las of dollars worth of city bonds. action. Thieves, supposedly politically in­ necit stranded amid the ice fol- hard hit. Ritter cold The Commissioner also revealed Mrs. Key giving him full power Mexico. No date for the start has left a note directing that he bo spired, broke into the v4l!a of i >wing the storm of Nov. 29. While acting aa president of tho gale, and the buried in Arlington Cemetery, but Rescuers attempting to aid tho 35 degrees here. the Sanford Bank & Trust Com- that the Commiaaion at times had to sign euch conveyances for been set, and Lindbergh has not gave no reason for hia self destruc­ Premier Valdemaras of Lithuania issued warrants against bond ac­ them. This instrument Is recorded psny, Mr. Douglass came to him, while he was in Genova attending mnrooned men are in constant per­ decided whether he will attempt a tion. . At last a dozen fat Ths ed from the storm; the commissioner testified, and counts when It was known that In Deed Book 28, page 308. Hie non-stop flight. He will use the Willis was unmarried, and his to the Lithuanian-Folish dispute, il from pirate activities. there wer* not sufficient funds in signature alone was therefore suf­ and stole many important papers pirates are using motorboats, rid­ told hint Mutt his bank did not the particular Accounts to (axe ficient. This statement by Mr. plane Spirit of, St Louis which only known relative la u sister in concerning this dispute, it wui ing tho Icu-floes in ordor to ap­ wore reported from have a dime of city funds on de­ care boats were torn from successfully carried him over the Georgia. He was born in Wilkes of the warrants. Comoilalonproach their victims end plunder Inga, buildings posit and that unless $20,000 were cr-Chase admitted that in some In­ DeCottes does not improve the Atlantic. County, Ga., in 1UH0, and joined reported from Kovno today. apnearanco of the transaction Moro than a hundred person* the boats of all valuables. deposited with his bank it would stances when warrants were is­ of persons m« The State Dopartment will co­ the arhiy a* a private twenty-five The exact number of occupants waters caused were reported to havo been arrest­ not be able to open the follow­ sued to the Hutton Construction unaer attack. operate by giving Lindbergh all yean ago. He was on duty In the “ Mr. DeCottes further states ing morning, December 0, 1026 At Nlagayaj possible assistance, although a quartermasters’ division of the ed in connection with tho theft. of the 700 fishing bouts was un­ Company that ho made some *n* It was supposed that tQe thieve* known but it was believed that ed a velocity of Commissioner Chase said Douglass quiry as to whither there were that the Receiver has an adequate general ban has been placed on War Department. were inspired by isadera of the at least 200 of them have died of and was aecoc tame to Tils house at night, ac­ any funds available to mest theia remedy at law since the capital flights over the Mexican bonier. anti-Valdemaras faction in Lithu­ exposure and starvation. Four The Niagara companied by Lake, and that he while on other occasions he did stock issued to Lake and Key can Lindbergh plans to follow an anian politics, who may plan to hundred and sixty have beefkrt** submerged Canaer’a | (Douglass) said his baqk was en­ not know whgt the condition of now be reached by a levy of ex­ all-land route. The distance La Allen Speaks Before ecution, and that therefore a the, confidential papers so ob­ cued. The property loss was esti­ caused dai titled to a portion of the funds. the bond account was." Sanford Lions Club use Court of Equity will nqt grant abont 2,000 miles. His plane has mated at six million rubles. tained to achieve political end front. In answer to this statement, In preliminary Questions Attor­ tho Receiver the relief as prayed. been completely overhaultd and is supposedly Valdemaras’ retire­ Mr. Chase said he told Douglass ney Landis obtained from the wit­ teady for the flight Linton E. Allen, president of the Mr. DeCottes neglects to state MONTREAL. Qua., ment from office. Several unauc- Trial For Contempt that the condition of tho Sanford ness u short history of the com­ Sanford Bank and Trust Company, ceeaful attempts already have - n nr * j (IN S )—Shipping waa, B«nk k Trust Company was such mission form of government, when that the books of this corporation was the principal speaker at the that he would not agree to it it was established and who Md kept by him in his own office America’s Arch-Fakir weekly luncheon of the Liona Club been made to force the Lithuanian H a l t s O v e r W e e k h n d day by ihe zero __ show that both Forrest Lake and the St, 1-awrvQce because If he did “ he. would bo served as commissioners since Ite Arrested For Fraud which met Thursday at tha S«m- Premier out of office. drop In temperature did A. R. Key have transferred their WASHINGTON. Dec 9.— (IN S ) criminally liable for such action." Inception. f^ e Comr Inoie Cafe. stock In this corporation to Mr. degrees in four The Commissioner, also said he not know exactly wK*n (he bond New membera introduced to the Agreement Imminent —The criminal contempt trial of teeth of the gale, NEW YORK* Dec. » . - ( I N S ) — Hutton since the closing of the Harry F. Sinclair and William J. told Laka that he too would be trustees were first organized but Sterling Q. Wyman, America's club were Conrad Easterday and In Polish Discussion Burns was halted today over the freeze up of navigat liable if he (Lake) aquiesced to thought it was in the spring of Seminole County Bank. most astonishing faker, stepped in­ br. G. 8. Selman. Visiton in “ 1 also wish to take (hia oc­ week-end because of illness of greatest threat, lake i placing th« money In such a bank. 1922. He remarked that he was out casion to aay that while a member to the limelight—and into Jail— addition to Mr. Alien were Rich­ George Hoover, attorney for the lreightera were m *-’ GENEVA. Dec. 9^-*(IN8)— With The witness testified chat sub- of town at the time of the organiz­ of Mr. DeCottes’ law firm I know again ard Holtxclaw of Sanford and th* arrival hero today of Poland’s oil magnate, and one of tha fifteen fort to make port Mquent absorption of the Sanford ation and when he returned found absolutely nothing of the proceed­ Wyman, who aaeily succeeded In Jerry Carter of JocksonvlU*. soldier-president, Marshal Pilaud- defense lawyers participating. Bank A Trust Company by the that such organization hud been ing to incorporate the L-K-I) duping eocii notab 108 as the late It waa announced that a meet­ Justice Frederick L. Siddons ■ki, a settlement appeared Immin­ first National Bank and Seminole perfected. > . President .Harding, Dr. Adolph ing 'w ith Orlando Lions will be "Who w if elected chairman or incorporation ee Mr. DeCottes Lorenz, the Austrian bloodleaa sur­ held aoon at Mount Plymouth. ent in the Pollsh-Llthnanlaa con- granted the adjournment when 8 . Foremost T y Io« 1 bounty Bank reveled revealed that at the County ti would make believe, end even i f f, which has kept Europe ih Martin W. Littleton. fcUo'nternbor time Douglaaa came to see him the bond trustees!” asked Mr. I did, it would have been none of geon, and otle <?r two potentates, The club voted to turn put the *nerv*s’ far tho "post Irf Sinclair's counsel, exoiuiuzd thr*. (hat the bank already had ___ on __ Landis. my affair, especially aa I could as well as taking a (fading part full membership for this occasion. several weeks. (Hoover waa expected to croat-'j;/’ Forest Lake.’ In the Valentino funaral arrangedeposit $28,269.8-1, hayinf teedved not then have known of the raal Pilsudrkl arived at 12:45 o’clock, amine all government witaic**. Q. And who was elected secre­ $20,000 of that amount l.fsf Than effect of this transaction. I as­ mente, wae arrested on a bench and immediately went to luncheon j • ■ — — ------ • • : ' >m the gi e month nreviooe’ — previous to ... " that time. tary! sume that the people of- Sanford with Foreign Minister .Briand of TRIAL TO BEGIN V are Denied Riffht 1 A. Forrest Lake, I beHett. on two hdirtmante. Tee witness eald tho money had to Teach port. understand why I am no longer ' r r * * . Lx’ »r h* w*n s^kednl'd Q. Then while you »way Mr. Fakes, who is knom **«« pieced there . without ku LA'jr.ANGZ. Tex. Dec. 9-To Oath O f O ffice1 associated with Mr. DeCottes. Tbr bcM e w’ A h Sir Acsletjtf ■aU'orifss and pol’ c ' knowledge endf consent. Under ex- Forrest Lake called a (INS>—Tct’ imcny taking !.n the e’e- e* ipm ^‘ of event* >” . ’ ■ in CJwnJbcria'.n. \ F*d Sim"' f elected r-hey different nimes. b ■Wnation Fe7 » *ke h»d •\n t'uete^e WASH’ NGTON Die. 9 - T h * raa* of Mrs '. R?be::a Bradluy v d lft M - l th-m in deciding wheth- T J t . Senate (Us afternoon denied trar>.-;ir Of *“ *■'***'Roger* former University of T*tARMY CAPTU1 r r $ wee wrmg in not Wet Wililems 9. Vare ■ n. -r er<u: exininaHon of 1rk ««. then te«»s- with the profe**'onal ami _ -i co-ed and alleged "Uspr*^* ninifl llrda> L>, If* d. I . f . mmMcner Chase . ennsylvanlf, tin right l ank handlt, prolvbly will ge: un­ cal nolicies of Mr. DeCottes. NC K0N<C .iiF W ii th of office end rcf.rr; derway this afternocn. Eleven jur­ i n« “ Mr. DeCottc*. fur' . to tw s p p a ^ * ur or* were la --------- ---------- mates that I am inco opened todoy and a third venir# of *ra whol causa I oasaed the title Hi a jO’tuVr.mtfn re iteln lot in Sanford Heights Mi, •• v (Continued on pegi 8) ot Ai f to the* V• . ■: fc«-.V*- ■ S s S tV fe s . rfTv. l.\, l| •44. i . l 't lamination O f Many Witnesses R e ­ peals That Forrest Lake Was Com­ plete Master O f C ity Administra­ tion, Funds, A n d Seminole B a n k REMUS MAY REST WORK IS STARTED FAMOUS MURDER ON SUGAR MILLS CASE LATE TODAY NEAR CLEWISTON Shipping I s H i f > On Great L POULTRY FARMER MAY COME TO AID OF LILUENDAHL £ Marauding Pirates Attack Fishermen Stranded In F lo e s Lindbergh To Make LongHopTo Mexico From Capital C ity ... -S fo isresi < c 4r " •• ; yr �sim' H^*»u»- i f l l i : THE SANFOIUMIE Men’s Blue Chambray Work SHIRTS Ladies Felt Bed Room SLIPPE R S 39c 39c Men’s Dress PA N T S URSOtAY. O U T IN G LIGHT and D AR K . COLORS - 1 0 c yd. • 16 inch Pink . * * * * | • • « • N A IN SO O K B LE A C H IN G 36 incites Wide Ladies’ Outing Gowns Ladies’ Silk H Men’s Genuine Broad ClotHSHIRTS $2.50 Ladies’ Cal Fashion Suited HOSE 32 inch Underwear $4.00 Men’s Felt Hats -H A T Sf 1, ^ C R E PE One Lot O f Ladies’ Silk DRESSES 32 inch Dress G IN G H A M Men’s TIES in Christmas Boxes . * Children’s Outing PA JA M A S Ladies’ Ray# BLOOMERS! Ladies’ Black Kid Boudoir SLIPPE R S Children’s Felt Bed Room S LIP P E R S j $19.95 Ladies COATS Children’s 50c SOCKS $9.00 Ladies’ Silk DRESSES $14.95 1 8 c yd. $18.95 Ladies’ Silk DRESSES TRUNKS Ladies Hat Box and Suit Case Set. Gen­ uine Leather $12.50 Children’s COATS $9.95 *16.00 Children’s COATS $5.00 Ladies’ HATS 76 x90 Bed SPR EAD S 66 x 84 Plaid BLA N K E TS 72 x 90 SHEETS $4.00 Ladies’ SLIPPE R S $7.00 Ladies’ SLIPPE R S $ 1.95 $2.50 Children SWEATERS $27.50 Ladies COATS Wardrobe BO YS’ Ties in Christmas Boxes M en’s SOCKS 22 x 43 Heavy li • towels, ■ Towels SETSin Christmas Boxes $4.00 Men’s Black# Brown OXFORDS Boys’ Winter Weight Union SUITS $6.00 Men’s Black or Brown OXFORDS] $4.50 Children’s Bath ROBES $27.50 Mejp’s Three Piece Wool SUITS $3.50 Men’s Work SHOES ece Wool Men’s Felt Bed R 5A NF0 �u.’ fjfcllt fJIt N i x j k b iiijic A J L P ; r i u u A r ? pec America !»y thnt institu- e Poultry Exhibit Is ened In Orlando With lassurances OfBigSuccess m w ORLANDO — r \pc<]i*ion is heir." financed ry William and Matilday f I.ako Charles, •and is for *?*>nr[>o‘ e of studying littleMOUNT DORA tribe^ <f Indians, crete nmd* com] nity will leave or. .ho Cuy St. Lucie Countv * ilDO Fla., December 9— jits. E. W. Brown, mnyor of Def number, variety and ex-’ land, and president of the South|)e entries received the ern Show bps ehtered 14 pheasants -National Poultry flhow, j 0f 'which there are ' six d if’erent taed in Orlando today, varieties. F. J. Gormican of Apnp{t0 bo the greatest exhibi- kn will have 8 'pheasants on di*toultry erer held in the ! nly in additions to nearly .TOO nthdisplays have been rcceiv-(er birds. J. 1. Gist of McIntosh all Motion of the country !bB, entered 70 wild Florida ducks, (any cities in Florida. raid to hi the finest nnd most coinstance record for entries plete collection of ducks in exi«tblishrd yesterday wh:n a nnce. A special booth wn< ennivas received via air mail structcd ti> house the wild bird* of iliam T. West of Tacoma, which th' re are twelve different ton. The pervious far- varieties. nt of any entry was the Other entries received front the T White Rocks which were state include sixty White leghorns December _L by Thomns by lten Hargis of Umatilla, twenif Don Luis, Ariz. ity-two plrzc White Leghorns by f the distant :nt”ies, nlso, J. P. Entenza of Jacksonville, cighaplay of White Rocks on- ty white nnd bu'f Minorca* by W. Adam F. Pate of Hart- R. Pactznel of Isachnta, seventvC. th> display of buff leg- sev'n Rhode Island Reds by O. P. ’ Ilfrry Kundscn of Omaha.; Wells n' Gainesville and a display od the exhibit of White of rabbit* hv J. F. Aim on of Mill mi tlcir entered by H. H. Ilyers ! and F. F. Klnxel of Tampa. Elmer J O f Conserving TheForests SACRAMENTO. Cal., Dec. 7— 'the tracts are isolated and not ad­ (IN S )—To spread the gospel of apted to school use, will to ex­ conservation and reforestation, changed under an agreement with the federal government for the California's state government Shasta County acres desired for soon will go into the business of th; forest experiment station, ‘/making two tree* grow where dne Prattsuiil. The school lands total about 8,400 acres and it is hoped grew before." the* same acreage will be ob­ A great state forest of more tained for the state forest. than 8.0(H) ucres, In the virgin Practical application of refor­ hills of Shasta County, nbw is estation nifthods arc essential in being plotted for the demonstra­ tion nnd probably will come under California, asserted the state for­ state ownership by act of the next ester, if the state is to avert loss of itw great timber licit. More thnn L.'rrbdature. on; percent of the standing tim­ The first state forest* It was re­ ber is l>cinir cut or destroyed by vealed today by State Forester M, fire annually', he pointed out, ana B. Pratt, will 1* acquired without within one hundred years the cost and will be utilized as a state’s mountains would be prncgreat public hunting nnd fishing * ticully denuded unless extnsivo pr serve in addition to opening replanting, coupled with adequate the way frfr practical di-rponstra- [ protection for young • timber, is tion:. in reforestrution. When thirteen-year-old Bethel Pugh Sc tiered state school lands, of ; assured. >f Pueblo. Colo., beard about the Utile value due to the fact that ! California’s present s!nnd of national essay contest on safety :onductrd by the National Autorno)lle Chamber of Commerce, she :ook pen In hand Iter essay won and she was given a trip to Wash­ ington. More :han 400,000 entered j the contest. MADISON—T n unit being added t building. E le c t r ic A very complete stocK t the newest gas The prices range from These H eaters are priced from $22.50 to $30.00 $5.50 to $ 12.00 Prices from $8.50 to $12.00 5 cans V. C. Pork & Beans Two Cans No. 2l/2 Tomatoes 4 Rolls Toilet Paper McCuller’s ecials Maxwell House Coffee, per lb. Quart Jar Pickles ....................... Sweet Potatoes, Porto Ricas, 10 lbs. for ........................ Coffee— Hotel Special ................ See Cramer . .Beautiful 2 lbs. Nice Fancy P r u n e s ......... Feathered Pets in Pretty Cages, Gold Fish, AquaViums and Supplies. “ cCuller’s Grocery Co. Phone 671 '7 Ant also taking orders foV CHRISTMAS TURKEYS, Beef Stew, l b . ..................... 29c 10c Pork Roast, l b . :.................. Imported Swiss, Roquefort and a Limberger Cheese. iMfs. W akefield’s Christmas Packages Pot Roast— Beef, l b . ......... • • •>* 4-1 McLander Arcade West First Street Sanford, Florida Special Christmas Offer \ • >. The Blue Bonnet M arket • , ♦ 3SC lie Bacon, or Comp. Lard, lb. 15c ins No. 2 Tom atoes.... 25c art Peaches, largest can 20c ford Com , Fancy, 2 cans for ... 35c Red Sweet P otatoes....... 29c ranteed, Good Shipped E g g s .... 48c ttl Boned Ham, l b . ....... r 35c !j s - ed Bacon, Good Grade ^ern Pork Chops or Roast, l b . .. 3 3C 28c here greater value and SO A P 5 bars Cam pbell’s Beans 3 cans 25 IONA P E A R S 2 ^ 1 2 25 IO N A P L A IN O R SELF RISING has secured a specialt- crop of fine fruit for • #' Christmas Orders Taken and Shipped for You |r, 5 l b s . ...:........ We Deliver213 Sanford Ave A&P Stores arc chuck full of good wholesome tmry for the crisp, cool weather of December. Extra Fancy Gift Boxes and Oranges ‘ T h e T iu te Tells' RED S T A R G R O C E R Y & FEED CO Get the habit of buying your foods at the A&I* goodness is assured you. Salads Baked Hams Luncheon Meats Saturday Specials Extra Fine Lot o f Satsumas, . A fruit that excels the Tangerine, per doz........... : j White Potatoes, 10 lb s ................... ..................... ...........J Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs.*................ ....... l ~ .................. ..... ] Beans, 2 l b s - ..... ......... ..... .........£'................................... , Oranges, doz...... * • .... .......................r....................J g & J Tangerines, doz................. ............................1 0 * 1 5 * ! Apples, 3 lbs. •........ ,v‘................ ......-..................... — ...... Clearbrook Butter, lb...... ............... Grape Fruit, 2 f o r g g — L a rg er Size, ..... g & ' _ 67c 22c 15c 'Special, for Saturday Hot Rollsh iiti | 'd ' ■ Pound Cake Fliut Cake 16c Round and Lojfl Steak,4W. DUCKS and CHICKENS. Alive or dressed and drawn. Leave order now. Don’ t Delay. Banana Mocha Layer 38^ 25c 43c 35c 30C \\«* stock at all times a complete line of Fancy and Staple Groceries. Poultry, Horse and Dairy Feeds. Having a number of brnnch stores nt various points throughout Florida enables u* l» offer you extremely attractive prices on all classes of merchandise every day in the week. When buying from us. you are buying, "From Manufacturer Direct to You" P ork Hams, Florida, lb. ... Veal Chops, lb..................... rjjbC cans Corn Beef H a s h ....... .................. Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. f o r .............. .......................... on Wcs( First Slrcct 7 $fcgs. Waahirig P o w d e rs .... ............. White Potatoes, 10 lbs. for m eat d epar tm ent 1 Un Maxwell House C o ffe e ..... ............... White Bacon, per lb................. .......................................... 1 Jb.-Fancy Evaporated Peaches ket Bldg. ............. No. 2 Cans Dessert Peaches, 3 for L&fceView Creamery Butter, lb. 1 lb. Nuco Nut O le o .................. heater 24 lbs. Pillsbury Flour DADE C ITY—7th Street made through traffic artery with placing of stop signs. 1 H£ Rex N ut O le o .................... nnno-jt. Decembo* 29, acceding to uncerr.jnt by the explorer. J ........... ................J Ail K inds of Vegetables and Fruits Fresh. Daily. Special Sale o f P*p<er W hite Narcissi— 10c Bunch Heinz Rice Flakes Pkg. 1 c^p English W alnuts »> Standard Nut Oleo ! Fancy Head R ICE, 4 lb .............. 25c ] Fig Bars 21k. P E A N U T BUTTER In B u lk ............. ..... O Q « j r a ~ i G RITS In Bulk .......... .... 6J] Encor« S p i g Ketchup Butter f C - - • h e o s No. 2 can with e and Tomato A & P Brand L a rg e Bottle Finest Creamery Tub Or Print �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY?.DECEMBER 9,~ 1927, m Z M m i W S .GET-GRAY v^/vAs. t A*dvf fO R SO W S* H E A D lM * \ "T H E M ? tv t-A E fl. T m s MOT \ 1 ' M £RV» \VNELV. !« sJclR y A P S O R B lK IC J KW SEU f — y FOR AM M ojiN C j / / y /f i \AimT H A O Y 1 A C AAM CET! ) SJ CW EA-’o • 3. F iM O *’TW»<& V r .'EXC.vrTiMC*', SA E A M • H A im T R E A D 'I-\£M S’E t * "T U e e E > M EnE k o w o v iD tf? Trf h 'O S Rt/N O ’ust . v T IN) PACaM*s Am P lA-C-'t*. M OW LOM u'c € M REACMMwr - , oeu ? y Old Forets Of Torture Are In Discard In West Virginia Institutions:Hall And Chain Methods Are Also Dropped Elgin Paramount IS Jewel movement* choice ol white or green geld. The down pay­ ment to suit your convenience Balance S1JB per we»K. ' -* var*-. . i Jewelry the Ifaaf Christmas Gift Oive worthwhile gifts. No gift It appleelattd as much, will Jatt so long or express the t«ue*»antlm*nt of ths giver at ■ .piece of Jawelry-^and we divide the ‘paymanta to suit your own convenience. Elgin watch, Knife-and el a complete jQhrUtmss.. Th# down, payment . to Gift» for everybody. Bring yonr entjrd gifUdlst to our. ! store. Our Treasure Cheat Purchase Gift JfchnrinWtt A REAL GIFT' ,yourpr9yem. , >:4 ilrit your canvent •’ . .Cigar light*.* ^nd.eigarjp* tgla-for both rwen and-wonjeru'.. a «*,** An Ideal Jftnan istft. priced at nA J A ^ 'M j TQ CpM E Im T o \ O o R O vm M olandStrives T o W ip e O u t T h e .. Footprints O f Russian In v a s io n 'ARSAW, ’ ^Dcc. -j.— (LNS)— visit to pj^t-war Poland leaves > with the thought that a new „ jlapdWs Sprung up m Europe, which although filled with the trit .of modernity, Is fully contmis of tho Poland of mediaeval i pot ism, or as quarters for the . “troops of occupation." sdo wor^ °f restoration there goes on n procesi t)f obliteration. Until recently, on» of the sights of the cdy of Warsaw was the Russian Cathedral, an cnorn,ou». five-domed building, fill- -• »»•'« a. <•>»•»">'«. ■» Sn- a T„ ,J „E , ”i"’. ”U ,T king great pains to recreate the , „ 15 Meal atartdardlaad movement. The down payment to suit your oon* * i g venlenca. Balance I2.0Q per weeiei.-ep^TaJ " . , Today not one stone is left upon ory of the past. another. This new nation is striving In(n the cycs of thc PoiPSi th;., iMrioudy to-wipe away the foot, building which they pulled down, !ats of the Rnaaian imyision and was founded on oppression and r'st.'TP- the places and historical built.of hlnod and tears. It v/ns t.> dniarks which were partly nr them the visible witness to an alien diy destroyed by the nrmies of tyranny, tho symbol of foreign Russian Cznr. domination. Fully aware that they cannot Where once thia Cathedral stood crifico the advancement of their is now a beautiful colonnade, with vtilH.iaMivtlw to fulfill their do. tregs-and (lcwejs and ia the eous; the Polish people have picked ter ofwhieh Is buried Poland’s Un­ it >ne of their oldest cities and known Soldier, a flame of living e virtually tUrping it into a mu- fire, burning day and night hesidu any v the tomb. To this spot tho Polish In An Ancient Capital people come to piay. in greater This 1, the city of Cracdw, ome ™ n.'bt,rs thnn thc CathcdraI cver e capital of the Polish Kingdom Rc ,l‘ ero^ itrchiteeta . nnd arthaeolo- ’ Palace Is Restored its,‘ artists anil artisian*, are rn-1 A noble building thnt closes onj dly progressing in the restora-,[of Uie main thoroughfares in O a . on of nntient and glorious pal- cow and which was built in 1H20 es ,the residences of royalty ii\ in Italian classic style, by a Polish c 14th and 15th centuries; nnd patriot for the Society of Science Meh, whop Poland was divided \vn.j,n!so badly damaged by the ere used as oitadeU of. alleh tie». Russians who altered it in ncc» rd- ance with their own architectural ta.Htre. it, lawful owners, resuming poise lion, have now- altered th.* nit rations. m> to speak, and rertcreil to the palace its pristine beauty. I rom early in the fourteenth century until the seventeenth Cra­ cow was the' capital of Poland am) the resident* of*a long ^inc of Po­ lish kings, who dwelt in a wonderfhl palace on a hill dominating ths city. In the courso of Poland's thricerej iatcd agony of conquest and rurtition the castle was stripped of it.i treasures in stone and mnrIde, petal end paint. During Austr. ianrulcrrhip Hapsburg soldier.) v.nv quartered there. The castle is now being partly restored to its original condition— a task whose completion will take many years. Officials of the F * lish tlovernmerit have sirent threj years in Hus da, where they have been searching for carvings, st.ilues, and pictures belonging to the ensile, -- ■ ; -• j r * -■ - ,i t» |'[B.on. t i g f f P W W j 1 |^B eg W y ] p H flflH i] •e t i g i . J . 2. . >r.v MJMllOND 1VU?‘ UUvMStwnf tUttfl KtfOi tkaTwvas'tr <• *tjrfc rwtntnUi o.-irl V 1^ <«s>fcir»'», kV.. A wQrtdsrful thawloa ini ifli ‘nond dirtntr rinc* pri««<i St A dear hlur-wbt(Q AlaDiomf *" aryliH 'jfttj hand wrought mounting. Y«u nfake your ov^rp tsihni SENDS POISON CANDY $1 D o u n PARIS, Tenn., Dec. G -flN S )— Miss Mattie Wade, 22, Is at lib. vrty under $2,500 bond today charged with sending a box of poisoned candy through the mails tn another young woman which caused the serious ilness of four persons. A Charming Diamond tying Of*most modern design. Th« dlsmond Is i>( unuMict sire nail brlllianry, set In.an IS carat white' t>f ffftsb baud pien-cil mounting STARKE— Stark*' district proparing to hurvest largo, strawberry crop this year. Motormen Connive With Stickup Mett To Fleece Company 108 PALMETTO AVE, . Standardised guaranteed, - m dendy Ghrjilmaa Bitf‘ Ise thf The down payMint to suit yi ence. BaUMHf.tt.^0 per wstK'vrF, V { ■ Guaranteed itandarducd movement, ehoke of whiJg or green geld case. 1 he down pay­ ment to spit.your convert! • A a O C / l ence. Balaqee 91 per wceh. i J l i o . d V ___ _ 15 Jewel Standardlred mov payment to suit ydjrf e?nv JACKSONVILLE, Fla., (t* C/Y Dtswvorltf, O '* * O w U ids* Bpechr jnaks ’A real dismend value at D«:.\ 0 m a n t e l clocks number.of robberies (Hal hav# oc­ curred recently are believed to be genuine, moal have been faked, nr* cording td pblic^ and as rtstlU 0/ their invcstlg/T.jns’, ono ope;n‘tor J. A. Hunter, is being held without bond. Police declare that following* a series of holdups by negroes, that twb white youths,' Jim Geiger ami Reasia l’igdon, conceived the Idea of obtaining agreements from friends lit the employ'of the* traction company to bo robbed without residum'4 nnd to report to police that they had been robbed by two negroes. Scenting somethidg ‘‘phoney" about the epidemic o f 'atfeet cer frtiekupe pollen officials, together with agents of a' private detectNa akency placed private detectives oil .tho street $are in the role of ntotormch and trapped the two youthful holdup men. Police In­ timated that hrrents of others are accotatV y b f vantage of diirfiyi&i u that the bills are pre­ sented in *quil Thraa carefully aclaclcd Diamond*. *«t 111 18-carat whit* held mougling. You maka iha t*rmL, IN FI.VA1S lJUttT*8TAl4« T Paramount ilnt. ChoiccV Ticnsd spread over'a number •! months—tl^iSknbd being arranged to mzet your ownwiih« arfd'cdnvemenee. “ ' iu follow*, a > • * P1NEHUK5S. N. e., Dec. 9 flN S )- .M n . A\r. P.* Pierce, ol Chiarloite^ CaMllila women’s cham*’ pion^ and Use. 'fjmmett French, Voungntowo, O.. ‘battle today 611 the Pinehunlt Hake for the annu­ al’ Carolina women's*! till*. ’ *Mre. Plerev* advanced to *tbt final match by eliminating Mw. John D. Chapman, Greenwich, Conn., medalist and defending champion, 3 up and one to play, while Mrs. French defeated Mias Greehsburg, Pa., semi-final*. „f oiHer Mere. The #P JWf.'rtogaV* to |3U0. ■ecording U number at t)!|t*tTefetV'tSeeltTretr.;"j^ • - Dtanfofld Pin* 11.carat, k mounting. VaU It .*KUUU0UU �T H E SANFORD H ER ALD , FR ID AY, DECEM BER 9. 1927 Of Mr, Amos ord Herald Dcffinil rlj*»* mjiltrr 1P19, nt tRir* I"ii %(iif tIf*i-* Klorli* niiilrr rtel i f >l»r I A. I MIT. V% i; llfinnisrr T***itielliS 1‘dllnr f M IIM IIH’TI«I\ lt \ S Motif • Mnnllm ■ffrlrr i*«t ttrrl S| llrrnlifT ^auforii'i hiotirer »**•' •• Jrr. %t*lt*rrDic« l** i Ip* I *fi*r *.« srr%lr.» rrrrU.'tm «r i m nti)*rri«ir *i**v\h nrin,, * i » ffc«MA*4luJ W. Ttfi tUltl* f **r 1c nil I V lrjilin? m u ;» of in*' Utrr nnrlil. ’Ihr I. \. *% . I* • *frlnlh rlflfirnt lu ri«»rlilti mnl It■» AQlirr of liauilliiu, *1 it*’ «r\M IFtI*.nil ri|tt;il. ,Thr 111*r;vIil ,» ii i>»••hi Lr r «it l!i«mlii Ilwrrnti *»f « rr •if;ii '•*« *. rn tlrrnnllonnl \«*itrMi «»n •»! I‘m»»hrr«, Ad\i r!l». r«( tin I V N **r; .-»init iihlrli rr :ii1***h rfirU I ii.tr ikfr mrnifirr In Mi'milt In »■ mror,ili mi.Ill ..f in ilN In onlrr In i rrlf> iil»^.»: i. :«*{» II rlnlniw of rlrnilfiltMu iiw uml i«•» ltr«t tiualiiriH mr I HoiN. T h e state supr, n A m e s in not c r im in a l! in r lc C o u n t y ' B a n k . condition g e m s lift-, door*. T w o i i u l i c t r i i 1 iii'ile C o u n t y g r a n d su fl event to r r ij r ir . ! from etis'o dy. I i it h n p in in n r ’ ’v ’ ‘ i i . A mo A I'vil: i iv y i.or w n t o;l the ■ ’ I- ' in. ’ i l u l i o n to r»pm v . - • per cut d' i » Mi * c o u r t ’.. <!. i ' i r* ’ if m th e . • i I com.' t » i:, f • in j'iJ' it i 1 1 6 l.ait ruled- th a t C o m p tr o lle r t‘ .1- Id s i'a ilu r e to t-V. v the SerriI'ail k n o w le d g e o f it.; : e n k r u p t lx fo re it u lt'm r.i • t!o.<ec! it.; ■■l.f Uv trfcpecial te rm nf tlu* S c m n - t o 'r r h a v e b*een r -dared not r ti : :1 Jihd h e he : ' leased aiikiiu1’ !*iu t ei>i| j|' " rite Hi n il- 1 i m/ i ( i mu i hut ii lo t11 t v H i i i i iiv .Mr. Vnv to the dire f• *!• *»t tl< • Sctiiinole Count', I ’. anl in M ay. I '“-’'I t o n t n n s -uii'li v i mi «■. k - m e to fo rm t It,* of a t y r iii: m a i M iei n im .im i ''nod and v alid in d ii *.m. nt n-'.im-t th e head of tin la te Imuk^•Gfitnnui) In ril!» nti)l iouintt ml- iiijr d e p a r tm e n t. It lu'li<-\i-. and its opinion -- Mian-d l>> mlnUIrMtloii. He«|p*r tt lifer rtiiile<i In .lin k inti* utatiy other";, that the |i ll< r i> one o f (hi* tun-* d.ituayitijj e x ­ *111*. Ir —Coit*»irnrtl«*n til *f. JhIiiih tmllnii am p les o| Mr. A m o s ru . m ik Iik -i that h a s com e to liylit in r e ­ gm**r Cnnul. Innu iq ml hmi nf ini«tiftil> “ I'si* cent m o n ths. . I M W r^ .” T h e g ra n d ju re is ag a in in -ession an d in i hiU '/iie' it a- r-tliiKiiii'nfim: «»f t*••IVtl4*»i£ i*r>» t rn111—laMlI««•<*. bnlrU n|».i rI m m * iti o it ; d u ties. |.m d » g « 's at. 1 l< -potl-J’liilitie s , .11 11 !•'■• W|':;dH MUtri. * In. lafed J i a t Loth w a s a e in iin ta h le to ml mu- for r s i oielltcl (*cimiiiin»lr9 i h *‘ <mi. • rM ’AmpIttioii *ii ell) liriiullf i«*iv. "xti-p: at. the l»ar n f niiMit iipiiii-Mi. I U n t i l -a the A m <-i>» Il«»i |»r«>i; rn m. is ot v ita l <oin era to the p iu p le of Il l ' s vnuntv and Ins mi*: the l f in pt folk t - a c t io n s eon-t it u ia a scrittua of fen.' a y d a . I* BIULE VKI’SI, n u t TODAY pul >lie w e l'a r e . I he 11era Id t olieves t lie et f i l i a l -houhi an *v. i r A L L GOD'.S VYultK.o mess th» he ch a rg e s ip the c o u r t s . W c tecl th a t the yrat d j u t 1, ’Lord, all his •works m all |il!**'l*s "i at'aitt. im e>t ig ute it I Imroii; hi , am I his dominion: lli'.ts th< |.onl, U mj ■diet'Id t :i!:e u it I ho in t lt‘,u i’’ ! 11 ru ; i ila •nu at - that would ttc s u f f ie iep t. soul. Pstl’m 1tt 1:1'L*. g P R A YF.lt: r»A IMMi mill Mtoilrrii hiit.|»i I til. “ L ift up, lift up your voae- now .The wholu v*idu world rvjoines u <w The Lord huth tnumplied glonou. [f iy. The Loid shall reign vietriuoaly." A p t o n iitig to th B n d< uton H e r a languag e, I’re n d e n t t ’'inlid;.*' ■is l ed up 1inner s p tu k in g , l i e i- • tro n i'lv oppo the president is a " s e r v a n t nt the lied; ic group, lodge <,r hoard of tra d e w h ic h ■peakeys table at a W a sh in g to n laiiiij T h e I ’r sident h a s de< id< i| | hat at is h is own. a m i that he oruetinies h a s to tlo th a n to listen t*» voliimaiou-; sp e ( Not m a n y w e e k s ago \\ali:ed out o f in is h in g h is o w n speee.h. i i t hnut wait p ro g ra m . A n d tie* lr - m invitation", I would fill a d e sk file. E v e n so, in 192C> i ’r. ah nt C.iolid before th e D a u g h t e r s ■f th e A m e r ic a *iuntil P r e s s C lu b , the N a t io n a l E d u c P a n - A m e r ic a n C im e r e - . ; of .lo u rn a list M e th o d ist c h u r c h , th e A m rii an A s - ; A g e n c ie s , th e Tr< nttm Mi torit i s , . i, S o c ie ty , the A tn e ri ."t It d C m a , the S o cie ty , the w h it e bouso (o' r -nondvnt o f B o y S c o u t t h e PhM.nd 1 ia . th e V i r n n t a St*.'-,epicei;, i*nii!,,l cum m itt C e n t e n n ia l cononit u a v l t|M. mt< rn: ! F in a l -a total o f S i x hi "perfot D u p ntr i . _ i" Mr. L o o iid g e ha ; ■no ran g ed In* s e v e n o -'r.mixation : T in - A d o n a tio n , th e N a t io n a l E d it o r ia l A.-,;<n lean C o m m e r c ia l Co n te re n ve . th*’ Nat* t So far as we know, the present by,Tin* I ’ir t l a ' c j n i i t ioiial t .o u g r e s s i ledon of Congress hu^ neen no V.’i mea V i c C h a i r m e n o f th • Rermbli it fights. tee. • tg s s •*. . i ,i UJ oil 1 “ n.i t!:e E X P K H I’ R A D I O UE1 W o rk (iu arars c j . ! . i .. a . C r o u le y r e c c lv in : ■:s, '1‘ubt Ila tte ric H ant! I ’ lini Ihalor.s. S E M IN O L E R A D IO O h t!2.’l S a n f o r d A v e . P h o n e 030— .] C a ll C s , J’e r Ret dr ; an ? D cn ia n stra .tian . ‘i ’ I'rcsidPn. and tiko it. a to* ale • ■pre. ak’V. nivstiugv i, the A ■tlto H r a tle p io iT im p e r re m a r k s th e sched u le Ij v half, and in a ll probal ti rm o! o ffice n ea rs, th e gel cd u le w ill is a ho w im : t h t i f l e lik e s a l i ttl e p rivae blam e h im for it. l i e w a s r a is e d on a. it lie w ill i !ud, r e tu r n . ’ - . !• • i ad y rvi _ i .e . iiMVei ■ ’ i ;hlt country •U IT O M O T I ELECTRIC . nt p.*;ie . d< hits laid . ‘Cited. Wn:; rungc, nu l i.w irn t ia p tc iit:: id ." Ii 'la. conditi> n tn.,i as it pmhi not inrlud > . i tii.» flirt •’ • ■hly wi>|, until id’•.Moti day-it>-l In m»k I*-- ;i i i ;;n hoJ .• or what ehnneo is tin re of puttie. ...” renily f r m tpaney. • Uie Uepublkaa jeirtyt Cuti: •i ri'fer ’ !'>•' itinmj ’ r nte' Kdi . r. Tint Herald; n.igel (jabri-l im ,*li' win. , The cotm will ho asked to li ivi ’ ■ <>f .1 . Ill hith l:,1 ne.!* ! Mr, Gleu.” aahoum *d 1 ,' ivor file his nccodn: a;,*! L>* i mn "ti the |>e. iH'rativ tie!, i » going * i d.iri.u; th. yrur i* i.li prosper!!;, and T,*MM».i * throu^li ju'ir paper I1 -* wv have diju'luirgeil, to turn ovu- to llm ' I onville ! i> i e raid tl. ■ not traded fur Kldor 1'iing . mi l ; mid myself the priop.Ci y with ad piunilily ag.utut him? i tin* nnmli : railage and Jhl that he did n'nt rori-i « notico. t uni're enti .1 >* re huUilite. I ccpdpinent and list allowing h<* i TIIK Ht:v. Dr. Frank W. Hil.l, I think d was the morning of nmny waier tickets he Hint out and i.eee u ■ *••• 1 i-.ett’d ;• onaiy, May* r ’’A theiim i* November till nr 27 when ho called filk'd. We i.'ill protect all ru atom­ ii me and hand d me a ictier from i f and aiv now Improving the iJing^ln American and in l •Mr Williaty W. Hut. tier attorney projierty. We will do ull in om el* and ia. lit. rail, gripping ti v » ns well i • ■ ■—'it nivj c m ;j,|:■ hdtu 1 'I in' of t *or Mi^. Puuici who hod him' .... op- l**wor to cu,. prompt ,-ervii ■ nt vv >rld. lie thinku the coining f' . v: npartme it ii a * have heel; poiilteil by the Court nr king him all time . ami make Klder Spring: all! ii between Christianity .ml "lipiied O’kh il.* fal : elect' to file bin flccnunln and report;.! a beauty -put „ f Se.Mnole Colintj Allii'i-ni, Asia breaming (m 1 bh nving am! with the Court, and Heliu r t.■ •M ’ r. I wish to th ink the Citizen ; ol m i or Atheist, the first stej* will • I other devie mknot. I1*, d. -lit • ei M:ih;le, l: V> ‘L. tin* 1 ■Sanford in advance for their in tv a nailing - of nil IVutosU ; Wherever lu g r ImlMdigi havi* ! * ■> ;1 eriuipaw nt v;■ /, i perntldn that I am run* they will churelies. rn const m i e ! the iuildurs h*i. * i.ll L ie . I, I', is difficult to understand In* , v ••||,| iu .,u,i jo . uiv ■hem we nvored to mnk • '.hem npp V'- t"I -US." Hid i. would lie Ian- wijt give them the bestsif service Atheism can “ grip the world.'* With II and t* ctmfnrm to the toca'I’. r* ■ !k|i» to make nu. rvporta n and end improvement* in the aprin r wi’a'. does it grip? Atheism which placet!. A great amount 1’S ' 11 ;k ;it;!!, .1 t . the fir t. I I .n»d grounds. They will ire' the re- mere denial gml foolish. There vv. I,rii k and t itn r*'- ■hi ; lieni u agreed to i -Oparato with him, v i of our he-it effci t ' v,lw»n we a 'vt i a real Atheist. No num e;i i d It Is n* trili! • that the tnajatf him ill time rs.*- .* e*rv. hut wnnlit. .I U ke eh.ui ” with our New Truck*, h • an Atheist who ndmiti t'l t!m larger ; true*'nra have everything of importance is he at- '• >; huti! und vitulpniviit. ■!*• ons. which m i ignrded i ut •, In Jusli.e to Mr. ltuek and mv* yond bin comprehension, that th .rate t i p Hd • pui'c'-inll, ! * hey It I thin1, ixtrm t* from the let- 1 univi mi is sustained un i dire,; rt’taip:ney nnd raVty again;; by power -whose existen o he ui'r 1t*r inelu. -d should he published ■ or other liamnge, f< I, Init eannoi define.. fi::- i ; lainiie true i ir.tlitionr.iitee \ r'ir.tj ■ .v I ■ ■ * • • • m '! ’ you puULhed a cott ruilUtlou ol t ol an idiot would really be *;.'V mber ■’i V '.'in th.> p Atheist. Only a fool or big file ray Cr..t iitcts'ment. \vi uhi insit* that others accept h: p dcraf.co o'" deed- ow r mart *i Y>y .''.ut respectively iMCieulue definition of God nut ami th* flirt *f r fording ! ?" \V. \V. Thom pa.) i hi right to interpret omnipotence i Is during th.- thiity day* Jiev* : and omnizretire. rHKSAN; ORD FOIUIM b There are four women ut pres­ ent sitting in thu House -of Cun. p u t . Next time it meets there ■rill be another unc. I Southern sport writers have mostly; ;t ■lily Tnnijiu in he It b to a riutii for it IRES OP COLLEGE LIFE CDLUAIBUS KMILIUKP. SI N * Me Laiiiin’s Enifrttvinii I’rii - I i uuUergrudiiatvs will vlnndard*- before we i-veoj^al*..* ■ \ <!.--spread present ef- ..fi »-?ia. The next aten would he u> H piTiprirtor mn. I; HuYsia know' whui our sti'i* ■ tnc i ou ;ge tir dl-r ntimu’ ''ards nn\ Are they represerU u; i • gib: Mi which travel- '• donwwDn? tarpon lion*, bv ■.* **!! I f- but vvi n ti-*: I; 1 aching*, by aonn* of our In- • ii.lmbk- ( , iitupr.etur* o rno- 1 IP r», by some of our pfc.*nt i iluc. r vradnyi volduni have I' ^ctlops to the senate for cash, V* 0* u-aldini whrtt the-. '' Vt,tir Inability to do anythin ,or v. i • u/fer. Mm show *°l,£ when powerful men *ten? » v h-'k-ijg to Chains, lik .- ch u in govern m en t's oil supply ? Wha; ' » * ' • • : ! the manager merely i'lrv uur r.tandards exactly?, mnl v. hat tht owners pveduee.: — ~ ----- — r-.4— ---- ---— l"‘ • hoaeyir, is notable the belief that colleges are mejvlv i «- o ; * tiijitimi, Collcje. ;:id. ok^ :< for the entertainment uf ' • , l.r.o . TV*.-*; th-j average cinema haimlean lunatics. H r*M ,, !YV- : I** V.TJ 'I " !h:ga k'CoUfyei «i*i rnrtly all thev*i-Ugh* n.t ,* r, 'iptfi jt; ngd si*ja hi, hut they nre- ,almost nev.-r • k i. V/ l*f . slix Mjth'r BP'viev dcp.'vt W*r , ;•> i ! .- 4a*U!living UKvf; fti**i|i .vd|h ti»*» iy iic e .cu uWernrh-l- Diamond Mouptinr Watch Repairing .TewCiors-Onlf metrinl * /rtv '.** iL d lllt ficiys; I will discontinui iz: Spring?. Vi/atev ant fi water, h om another. cuat ?.-3' to b e ' eo.u?!ly -a; an y w ater ever so!< source tha "no n rcsi cEsurea mat i lost experienced help years or ex1? iline mos nenc an extrem ely W arch ro r further annqU rr* • tie orriaa ar.alv; h iiave eluding my cvern: : if---* ' . BRAKE SERVICE Hydraulic ai;4yMcchmical . Lockheed Hytlrnulic Hrake Fluid nnd Harts Special Nash Lining .UTO REPAHilNG Sainfoi'd Auto llruko Co. Iasuiei �IDAV. DECEMHKi; Telrnhone 1 MTvS. FRED. S. 1).\ I' kistic Surgery Is Used By Girl I- y f i no ig A Now-Ear i He's a Cub and Glad of It CONGREGAT 10NAL CHURCH ’CHRISTMAS BAZAAR P late T urkey Su pper 7 5^ U:OQ t‘. M, tt> 9 I’i -'I- il ihr l’.»ri*h IIouu Doughnut* and Coffee, 2:00 I’. M. to 3;.1o !* \|. Open Afternoon and Evening. ’ fan 1 was weeks Saturday, •! fell alire place i f the A u xiliary il-l.iwsing p **: i will be held a’. t 10 th iletl and h<*n sri :d ■•at i exton ng i Din 1 • it ion. It I’ ll) IP o f J 1 ' . • I , h e December avn an I i ■"Hr l1tnriTiin i.t nuiselc*. her >inai • in S in \ >•. i Christine.? .G ifts . :t j niitht i I * I Imen h „vell ’ the il rawing ml t he skin DIAMONDS, VPATCHES, JEWELRY SILVERWARE, HANDPAINTED CHIN AWARE TOILET and MANICURE SETS •■nd I'M i f ion, in m njvrd, >• I • ••■. ■ to its ' '■* at ion* The 1 "duoti i. ti and iv tie wes nyiiiir •> STK \P WATCHES— EMHN Regular S'U.uu Special 1 II f, W d:l> In i* bill 1’ it.'.t 1 Rent* Strap \\ risl Watches lloffen*'— llulnva— Elgin— Will I ham Hr from Standard Prices .1 111o- Il • l,lliv- 1■ >1wilii adies Wrist Watches hem . wham W hile Cold and (Jreen Gold Sit(unla\ and Monday Regular SI.'l.Ta, Special mV« $ 7 .7 5 . I*!1 ,-» o f th e S e a Five ol Florida's ( Pvatost ' Gents Pocket Watches Hamilton— Elgin— Illinois— Wall ham— Howard— U'. Irani Standard Prices N egro Q n a r te lliM Will Appear nt a Cantcsl at Uciuti y Meiho :is! Iv») ;poj)ai iODAY iri irtv i 'll ION 11 \ I I Church ,• w iiii’ ! :t nod den it"t it nnd v .tut it.(The r ill I the -iljrh!T;"Sealer the vo hii I hallo*, after ■a , ••lied down the hnnr:i i m I ballot that with (he rlmv. •It lira. Arihuh l ourte n.il la*‘.I and Mr.-; thing I. ’ ; l.nlesl.llit : UK TWO" w ill tie i". ■ V .-.in ii M o n d a y N is h t $ 3 3 .5 0 Diamontl rings. Regular TO. Special Price $ 1 2 .7 5 • ■ Platinum Wrist Watches Freni $15.00 to $300.00 Ken Majnard tel 1 our « ickel early there lo Olive !M. Stricklan d R r o m o L 'jv that l.ow. Hi . mil v ii hiv.it lieirjj 1 a' a ill tv. et nt :l:'l'i It. ; > reh WHO Met . m I Mi.. Flynn Vau.o Corner Sanford Avenue X Sixth St. SATURDAY ■■■ t l t ha no one v.’ho v.; I turn :l down. The in.' i i ii ■ L* r.f tile Fir i •1 he Diamond Palace P. Wt iv )pnr, Di on. 307-E. First St ! • 1021. mil ih : Dawti D’j'.ve.-' and ■ :ll fiitm ^ n 'it. w u ik ij 'v party i L’ l i Orated Sail . lea:i.d l omlnnlioii i ' l l livVil it may hap- n r vmv • inuni t N ew -I I- Perfect lltue While Diamond Kings •"■I points. SPECIA1, PRICE WINTEI e-m “ meting in w uh • • • ml di - f hall park i Avenuei It and fviutln lr . S. f». U ‘ . ' kritk W. Band-’. I .■•'.iUr.mrct Young a•Vt tH, • .meeting the anUlr.i. . (hiiwer foe the s nl-'y .at Jiuh•!l 1 i’ ivt ii. Each gufu i’ i imV gift,' either hlnii . y.i or artidea v/alue.s that A rc Values In Smart N ew Models hrid^e. Thu entertain II ifuldren. A ll lb i..e ■ in ?nd thia a ffa ir m\j 1 v - I. * iheir ] voter, at- T H E S E I'uat* have been m'lertcd v.iiIt min u lt rare hi our fnshion liu jrr*. Itich vcl ours and flattering brii.ijctnt|in im’dumiu ale in ihin f ul l •hiiwing, iv nro* ■Ai ni-: „ f Aire. W J* ‘ \v!tn has 1e*."i I' 1 :e vyeckrt a t her i •'die Avenue, w jll'* rti tTmt^ ih* » n*ttimed ■r from the twntj had* I rti , Went coin; Horn- >*u ■ Ajr , ji,,iv u ! M iam i, -,.rl n0: ’ . days cm;., -lor. la Power and < At th- tea !■ 1 ■^•ved.hrr jrtir-' : IT'D it H olly Jr., . Among the many electrical gifts none is m ’re stiilnhlc for the Holi­ day season than these ■l a.ei tj .-:f n .. *. IIiiuthoMtV !•''■ I .’iiurHc with ’ . Ii toity plttisantly lo- i Thr libye v \ . Apartmenttt on : 'tie mdi . M m , ! I P.obert A. fFowmai . ; i risp brown toast, burning hoi ,.j from ihis (ouster is always a rc-£l minder of the friend who gives it. One Oroup $ 8 .0 Q tiro up % 1 casters $5.00 SPECIAI Another Anether useful gift that is certain Ife to he appreciated is a percolator, ^ handsome enough for anyone. V a lu New Shipment of EMBROIDERED FAIl ,l e s BROCADED SILKS. SEQUIN PED ALINE I STRAW TRIM BENGALI NFS ■ Notice Our Window VouTI Save,Money it S e c o n d • ' Percolators When the mornings arc ci you hate lo gel up yuu'U omeone for this heater. H eaters n re COIllib'OUS fur collar* markably lojv priced. IW- and cuffs of lynx, vari­ plicas of Paria models ous shades of fox, squir­ THESE Coats are Extraordinary Values! rel and seal. �tlffi SANFORU HERAT,t), rUTTUY, DECEMBER 9.1027, Fords Join Crowds Inspecting- ftew- Models Vufgm: Business A t Meet O f Big Leagues Next Week Sets Record up . "T r "A -PR "L ift The» Whilo Hus emwtiw in Ileiroit g:i‘Jiciu.l Lo iuapcct th a new 4<enr-shi/i the makers ( i the «ur n\trigled with , t " ttiri ng. Fd cel Frtrd is >hh ' ' Miuiil vHi >|ieir gran dfather, fferny I 1928 WILL BRING BIG EPIDEMIC. 01 HOPS OVER OCEAN Then tlieiv i* that old r.tnry.j Dccnuiber f*- mid *J. ind. r the ausproisiibly long drcouHcd, whends, j p im of the American Gaiae l'riAfcCrniv war to trads; T.Indstmn 'c tive Ar on iatiui.i, Haul G. Keduiaril a pitcher .to St, laitiin fu- ton, chief of tho ilinlogical Suruvy Ith*m and ItelJ. The tthderatanding of (lift United States Llcpartrucnt is that ho* still in Into rented in of Agriculture covered the field of Ilham, whom interest in Alexan­ relations between sportsmen and der's decojrum' seems to have irk­ game protectors nod thu governed Hnm Bkrdon. The latter jn*o1)- mental agrncy i i.occincd in f • ally- is ■wllliup to go m thore rcgnbition of wild life, A7v lea Im, Kcdingb r gambling again, which may l*e nit cunxldcrntionu, Mr. of for the best.. The Cards were r. mentioned tho desirability fighting second lod year hut the keeping politics out of tho admin­ outfit gave indicathifT* of becom­ istration of game affairs; of th need for research us a ha ie for ing posre. wise regulation: of the prugre.'. • ! the "waterfowl census" now under Kiiicr All Stars Win way; of the imperative need f,n action m providing gam From Oviedo Quintet prontpt rcfugcf.. He discussed he ;urpluser of Mimo animals and lord, The King All-Star* easily de­ thnt may follow a protectlvi pol* feated the Oviedo High School icy, and suggested lla . rent o n of quintet on Wednesday nigh: by a public shooting grounds as onscore o f’17 to IS; The gum* v. :* ’ method of amtrolling rurplue; y It yeti in Oyii’do with s\ retuvi mentioned the need of nn’.e’contest being slated here for next lopo reservations similar to tlm-c week. King nnd PntUnRhum for for elk; rcTcrrcd to the value ol the All-Stars pluycd Htcllar ~ur.u -. wild life for food and sport in ,\while Brokltcr itarred for the Ov­ laska; and to the ry*od for' mors iedo tcur.r. inteicrt on the part o f Apiericiia Following w.i3 the lineup: sportsmen In tho*game problem of Stnf'inl 1!> Oviedo ttf.i the territory ; and urged organKing ID It. F. Hroul i*r 1:! irutions or sportinena to trite acc* Ivp and bi^ul support to th» gum * Spencer t * L. F. I’nrtln WanWwo-rtfvorywhere. Mr Jtedintt Fultinghom I I C . Wood ‘2 ton nlro referred too work that is Dock R. <\ B m iit now under way in tile Hiologiral ImUoBc L. ,Ci. Gotxf I Surevy program, and emphn dr. d tho perils to various specie i of Negro Bandit Shoots gnme anil to man which exist in h< 3 Man Who Resists Him ;y< rs ■n t’t >. ra ■c n ies ' t Ir,. it o NAPLES— Work progressing rapidly on new water tank at kp. tel here. On AH Cars AI1 Work Guaranteed Lowest Possible Prices * PAN-AM GAS & OILS e e .. va M ic m GARAGE Phone 382-W 820 W. 1st. St. a im T S eem s h o t M iS S w S kj f* 1 * / DOMt\ G O M M A S M O G T I T " T H I S N M A M v/ - T I M E S I F SHE. GoJ" . G v -rfM ^ OOr-i'F VYlCW -TOO MueM. f u ^ mW L O G WoT ^-FUELA . sjO'-v ! ' p o ^ o e p v T s plo d^ ¥ • m Bust « S u MP kj*' l hey re lio in g Up to :>tay rf A l l . “T h e 1K1 - T o VMM b ig * -tH im m VM W EN tr nui 1 i v 't A f B O O R JovA' J! |OcsrfvJ VJE B E T C E p CaO -fvAHVS I G »v-r '\M O U T A • l ^ ‘S t l - F . I ’ L l. 1 ^ E R E - W E V l H A v E l'ffiS ’l A MAM ufO MECP vget V V O O . A PAMCAKE UFFe ? MCiNU J Rcrt Acosta (le ft) and Emile Ifiirgtu. photoed nt Curtiss Field Lour Island, beside tho T oJUut monoplane In which thoy bopt loon to break tho world’s MMajucd night record Until tho Ccr cans rcccntlj bettered U. the record was bold Jointly by Acosti and Clurcuco Chumbcrliu. Now York-to-Kottbus flier Stiitislics Show Tf I : .Mijr&JjqJJL *i pjWpf rhere are also tiullcntains, Jlartin «aid, thni large amounts of cn pitul will be invested next v'onr ' ■‘ b in the ninnufactu'*- .mi cornmcreial operitinii of ri!r,--,;ift. “ I hi manufacture cf nil i raft aplinn’ s to nint y as a vt a’ tractive, l",ih an an act and a* Imsincis," l.e ‘'aid. " i nfort nnatd, a great mimhcf oi thus.* who an* !ifantiiut' to manufacture m era. d * not real ire, peihnps, t: u i. require: very exact anil hard work and a tremendous amount of ntfenlicn to New Navy Dane* "A renllorttmn of fh*to things may cause hono* prospective tnn»pi. fa tMrein of nii’eraft to change ‘ heir mini Is about, the attractive n< a of the hu Inosrf, ami pome of thorn may 1mm njonsy ut It before the. get through, but nothing um 'ton the innmnn,ttir'* ,if aircraft, from becoming on.* of the great imtUBtrlfe o f tho country.'' :tUr liberality to tlo*ir npitivo or elective officer* in the dong of game matters, ther,* ••11. os you acknowledge, some , n: e to travel along thU liaj >ro wc can conclude that game dnixtratora have a free hand to i■> M ■ \\ . ■ i . {A LONDON, Doc. .0. -(INS runir a* i"H economy, .cir iiviuoy, develop • hiit old tuoie "G olf" born and 1 h'h •our fither golf i "d nnum. the Scotch ‘ ?T has turned (*' |!" (,1 1 • iin- which (Ore to '•n thvcljind that fixl u an.I j fir*' clura linka. thiunicn. ".w to ‘change tin vqry • hiin<li. .t such clldrt «*»rn-o «<’ >‘i*otcli nature. F r golf din'iurch b?.iidor* lh<* nt Hri' i ' Mikes annually Iw.wi^n j.t, • tr.ing tho privately si Mil- mm *.TlO out of tho pocket ( v . ‘ <>f tin* in. n who plai^J It. with 2.V. rluha stands l iguc. • i»ei>ntly*complh ' show • - f' no!, r of chilm and mim­ ibm 6lK),i< * golfers in Hrit.iin pay j ' ing tho i.iliac. I ond.in ,r.Hin,0(t)t,i 0 a year for r ing :?'t) dub... Th i average the gam ■ nr. jVc London club.: Nin. i tl cless, tho game' mod j,, j,, : That of the Scotch loyal meter* are still the j Scotch, llicy play more yand i do it !• expensive than cither! criTV’—S itib e in g con tho Kn,dirh or the Irish, r 'l eowl , proposed public library f rttl It-» «ui*arhs, and the ) .urgh , ei«l"r ilc trirt, tmi, upcli have a - "at*r — ■ Rinvljfcr of., golf, clubs u n tho ' linger -sii U vicinity ot Ijnrdon. Ibit'in cfiiit finance l * l-ldfn* burgh Dn gcsn'Sor^ffy rd ;• -iland stands uruppruachablc in "ihrift rules." Such‘rule* as th>- * .how J t mi boolud One buy engaged # 'C r is.* caddie, messenger, and wniter. f A ‘ Uniform pinvided him "to lie Greasing 7,'c worn Ob Sntnrday and .sumlayn! TIRES & TUBES •nly.” I'aymcnt tn be " iix shiil* j hiDu. init* kbe fiunrter" —ntmiit oUtj Better quality for ciUTttr a week in American money."1 less money. UufthiB mciety is the iddcst golf dub lu tj»e wrorld. Thcso rules CECIL L. RINES were put on iis books in 1774. j lr.ol W. First St. Kdfnkmgli today has a novel ar- ___ A n Extra Pair of How can I reduce ith Every ‘'N E E D L E N i a L D lD JIT OR C O A T A N D T R O U S E R How often havo you asked your­ self that question? IVe can show you definitely and certainly how to reduce it as far as it applies to" tires, •' ” ' The secret of this Isn’t cheap tires. Lfnap n6t onjy more e.xpeojdve. often they coet two or throe times much. The sec­ ret of tire economy is the reverse; It const ,is of getting the best tire and then getting tire oervice from OF CINCINNATI - Authorize us to mike this bile . fH v y > An Extra Pair of Trouser* coata you NOTHING and doubles tho life and aerviee of the Suit. A Liberal Discount on all Overcoats during this sale STATE Pitts & Littrell E X P E R T A U T O R E P A IR IN G 1WW® 1 Ff SivJCE TH* CivJlBU- VA/AR *at 35 cepts a quart 16 N . Palmetto FiRLCFF Ri Trousers FREE! B O B IS H IE ’S “You can buy oil at all prices” . V . .W e Sell 1 f* * TvT c o u m TQ'-/ &i&4> GPAMPAWG MoSKif ( General Repairing Pitts & Littrell Say— QUAKER *t -TM VA> ! ; of the Ford automobile, e left, white his two sons \Menipli Will ’crpiimt. Says ( apitul To lb* idi'p ’I hr Trade other wrulior clubs? That on; also will come down to n decision, WASHINGTON, Dec., yj. Adtn will the i|iioation "f what doc druxaing the I 11it National Game MoCartl.y. of the’ Cubs, Intends *.<* Conference in acnshin at the Hotel to ’about JxIh infield. • 1 t Pennsylvania in Now Vork City, oq aj r| irji im V OUT iS i S )—(ilrim I< Vtartiii, t'b'Vi'laud ' a i m i ' iiiiioufiunMier. lies i icrd| McirnHino, there ar>* mln>r que;the biiO'f tisrat tts - v <rl.t Mill see 1 tloin to lo nntvcred. includin'? nu epidemic of ' op thM i.ucc and i th.1t hardy annual a.-, to v hrtii». trimj-cccsiiiic fliglilsj next y>tir ihd Yankees will tfadc Hah Matt ■-> R!r. Martin, bncli from Wa^h.ng *1 to the .Chicago White Su>.. Alt-1 ton . ^ i i c i tic hail he- i Ciut* niug other is the fulure'de’tlnutiou •<*. with go\•'roou-iit all* isoi it ica m u fjdorgc Hish*r; it Iseing the jp'iiontl j ri'ruing riitsst rilctlioi (* ■liv.' pl.'iisfo understanding thnt (Jeorre and th-1 declared tlinl if the nun l•« ■ >.f inItto rvns iiucr rvcchod in iinpaset*. IChief Of Bioloific Survey E:»- i|diric.< ticijig r. ccivcd bv fa* ntefi SVill the Pirsityfl call it n hall tin's , plains The Desirability Of •irnbuncal department :iti<l nih»*r or will they try to y<‘t the left] Ejecting Politics Out Of brniiehe*, i*f g*sv«*i’ mien! , ,-*'vire hand pitcher they need. I’usnildy were :inv indicntion. then1 wiiiilil > from I’hiliidtslphia ns osic <tf t!i • Affairs Of Game Protection JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. . — (IN S )— Refusing to submit to tho command of a negro bandit *.o "put*‘cm up" Thonms A. Hnm>!* ton, was shot through the cluvt and is today fighting for his life in a local hospital, Hamilton and a wo.nan companJon were seated in a parked automobile on the outskirts of th* city when they were approached by the negro, who flourished n revolver and demanded their valuibles. Instead of complying with the bandits demand, Hamilton leaped from the car after him. As Hamilton came towards him the negro fired twice nnd fled. One of the bullets lodged in Ham­ ikon's chest and physicians propounced bis condition as critical. ; sAiE-QE G O lM ' V j A V 'a i " m MUM, G »Q ? ,3VoS , p o v <e done nothing at Dalla.i except RWnllnv.* iljcir k'dyrs in p:iijlir. th.* major lo-ignc*: simply must rlnp thcnirclvei or.t .and indulge tn some vulgar business at their own annual mNlinft next wrei., this reasoning being Kneel on ‘.he undei>Uj&ding that n pair cf i n ys either ore improved ti?fnr« th«‘ drnw or you go into the a-h tray with the ic*t. of th«- dead onr*. The New-York ’t nrl****« won 111 gamm in tiro Am* rtf an l>*agn" laxt year. The Pittsburgh Ptr atox. 102? National l engnc chair-' pic,no. already have hettarad Hum-I hapsis for ltfl!8. TIw.m* two facts tell th< tor. j of what om.it he dos e 11 |(siin<',n olhop hurnaffcr4* hoforc the l> It J rings or they mn> »:«t»o* iho MCUdru'ci' mill ’nntv of ih»*ni, i.*-1 deed, t) « :t!r. jn.-Jdont.'diy, thi* ili.-p’**:il <if| CJnhh and Fpcakcr, if .t ii>t. will j lit** n moot qur**<inii no *l»r to y-' lean ‘graVrfuHy upon thcii own apt Itort. If Heton* t» he pretty' {•chorally agreed that n-utlicr will! Ki wiip on Amerha-i It -iv <• Ctiib nrttt scjui.n litul the l.ciijm* Hull; (he National League thus* fr.r h.i. Weft nlnic.rt deafening. Still,*ltine ate a Iqt of dobs that could u either nr both, the ic'triinhlK iii-i flaynce being found in the fa : Umt tho club* in qmtliar? limp ttr yr| diwtnvered what they arc iroinrr to .use for morcy. / 9^\PO v.oc^j-^TooP'H* 'CsfiT PuR'tW \ CLO SE T * A . i e o u iR flo i- w n fi ✓ Phone 4Q6 ’ ’f f S iJ? a* 1: 1 9 Q fj O >1/1 t i l l .tCL! I f J • *■ ’ 11,Tt* rt la'j 'm the best dealer tu get out of that tire. the •* « • * There,are many things the dealrr shoald do to insure your tire mile* tt*e.p Drop in and let us WP**™ them to you. , We taka pride In saying o<k service is «c good'and ■*- honest as the quality in Goodrich S llftf town*. The combination means a sure having of money to you. �svWPI •f >? ■ >J2 •* . ‘ ft*17«>: . rsniffcwnil , .■. - ^ H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , F R i n v y . D E C E M U E It 9, 1927. .* f'AHF. SEVBH |eryDay Brings New Opportunities To Those Who Make A Habit Of Scaiming Her sld- Hi sm AiCiS j (ord Hilly i l « m » AD. RATES |: Cash In Advsne* will b » received and collector w o t Lw for porment. ,d t , F ...... 10c a lino ________8c a line ____8c a line _______ _____ 4c i Una j rates on request. jjuceil rates are for f e insertions, js of average length a lino. charge of 30c for gti*n. ' Ifrtising is restricted |classification, iror Is made The Snn|1J will be responsible Ine incorrect insertion, tiser for subsequent The office should be nmedintely in case of Ia d v e r t is e r f trald representative r familiar with rates u classification will complete information, i wish, they will assist ording your want ad |t more effective. ItTANT NOTICE ers should give their .^ostofficc address ss |Jeir phone number if results. About one of a thousand haa Ino and the others imunicato with you know your address, fcontinuence MUST he person at The Hanfora fice or by letter. Teleontinueneea are not Prompt - Efficient Service 6— Help Wanted Male 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale MOM’N PO P Fuller Brush Co. has an opening for a married man with car. H>it SALE —Team of males, i wagon and harness C. M. Berry. lor particulars write, Robert Ai- West Side. linghnni, Box 3121. Orlando. D t DCG6 0 ML0 IT *. 7 L L L UV!E faO'.NG HOM E— AS SOCVJ AS 1 }V*T THE V O C R MOW’ L L STA^T A 'V n v iG O U M E fVSCOT E 'L L - iT H lS C C *:V .':r-L JAUGLlhiG IS There is a free ticket to the Mi- 27— Money To Loan lane at The Herald for Mr M. Mr. Perry Wr inburg may secure Kronen. a free ticket to the Milane by calling at The Herald office. 8— Financial g e t t in g I have wrist wntches, strao watches, pocket watches, West­ minster chime clocks, diamond rings and other stone set rings Peter E. Ahenrn. 317 W, First St, Sanford, Fin. Save 25',', O. S. \uughn, optometr it. L. H. Griffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. 0th St. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only fully equipped. Plant In Sanford. Also watch and clock repairing ■* reasonable prices. o i ( it •'. t v <in x*rv. SK.MIMU.I FLOItlA m-; K STA TK I l f INEJON, I i. .',»ng, ,1 , Signs of all kinds, FOR RENT—Small cottage on rear “ sint A Wall Paper of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near southside school. $20. per month. Address S. D. E. care The Sanford t>RUG STORE— Pre- Herald. 1' DruKs. Sotla. We are ^**jmurjthone. Call 103 TOR RENT—Small house locate*! nt 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $25 kl-OCKS— Irrigati on monthly. Address B. P. II. Carr The *M,r»l cement Work. Herald. f* - J. E. Ter«nd Elm 19— Houses For Sale [^ n le d Female FOR SALE—Small cottage built on rear of lot at 1705 Magnolia Avenu*. Price.- reasonable. Term* h 1 . W ;i* Duly ezper- exceptionally oaay. Address Post Office Box 431. Sanford. Florida1 aad l\ ,. T!’« Fashion, n «* ird Ave. 26— Miscellaneous F or Sole For Him .iriu tn <»r* i s*i.. -J r Fur Her it At.I’M unit- i•i 1hc-ii•-i-p s. m VOLUME ON INDIA STIRS NATIVE TO SEVERE ANSWER G RIPPE-FLU HILTS sets with rkcX Jt- o . Y O U S/Vf MWS GO.MM D C C L m ' i AM S V JC R ? 'WE.LL, I CAM EXPLA’.M T H A T — S H E M AS A CO LD A N D IGAJ’ T A B L E T O TALK' a Give he. Do v e Klee trie Singer Sew-I ing Machine She wants one. I She need- nil. Terms to suP.i € ^ ih _ For lhe Kiddies i, I . ) Toys of all kinds; iliryrlisn, S.-mit­ ers, Kiddie Kars. Electric Train* Tricycle \utos. Wagons, Sport­ ing Good* lb ms Right. <! W. Deeteh, The HI , I • Store, Me* Ijindn \ i f C D -C.FL2 C A M ’ T.CM? Y.'VLL. I WCilDES. l r YOUD T L L L l i LR E L L B E H O M E AT S 'lK r a w h is p e r r — Phone SO. 1 L ^ f n T\ h ai; K ** i\ •. . \ O! Fair Hawaii! Mayo’s W riling Causes Controversy Upon Conditions; Legislature .Member Makes Flal Denial u n i r ' |\;itherinv ^COLDS »tcnograph«r '*w «l-’ *•* w " k WOOD wood. any kind, phon2 1 Be Sure Iti^ Pin J, o r 4C00. Q. C. Bryant-' Bus 8W. \ s t a t i: N ellie lie published In The S a n f o ' l li* i a III. a newspaper published In Sanford. Seminole I'ounty. Florldrv. nitre a week f o r four ( t » conaecuilve weeks, and a copy thereof lip mailed III each of Ihe defemlanla mimed In this Order. WITNK><>) my hand and o ffic ia l seal of the t'lreult Pourl of the I n ■a ll-th ird Judicial t'lreult of the Slate of Florida lu and fo r Seminole i'ounty, on this the 1st .lav of December. A. D. ( t i t . * V. R DOL’DI.VUi. Clerk IMrcult tNiurt. i A. M W K K K S . , Deputy Clerk. I i SKA I- * _ „ v. iijui.n. n o r m a d kjiiton , | Sollcltura fur Complaluaat. prevent , C‘ / and J. |i, t'Milendeti. Is idalutlff J I,. Sandlin nnd l,lllle Sandlin fo r Rent— Furnished room, twin and are defendants I have levied upon beds, fireplace, 111 Park Ave. and "ill, durlns the le^al limirn of sale nit Monday Jnnuary 2. t!>2S. knri Found al Ihu head of Mulls at Swope ttiilldlnu. 2C' I'.ust I'lrst Streit. City 15— Apartment For Kent I of Sanford. Seminole County. Flor­ LONDON, Dec ? -.—(IN S )—The ida. offer (or sutv and sell to (hltcgolil. sapphire net flames of controversy caused by I hi* hluhesl and best bidder for FOR RENT— 3 nice clean fur­ tier please return to cash the following described pro­ Miss Katherine Mayo’s fumous Ice for reward. S. <’. ■nished rooms, nil conveniences. perly. t*ewlt:« book. “ Mother India.” have been $20.00 month. Cor. 5th & Palmetto. J.* Iron beds, n'imn 2<t mult res­ fanned bv n reply entitled, “ Father ts. 12 dinner tables, 2* stnlalit Imlin'’ written by C. S. U.utg.t ehnlrs roehlnu ehalrs. |* on anil white setter, Attractive furnished 'apartments. dress, r- 12 wash st ands. I Iyer, u member of the Indian Corner Purk ami Tenth Hts. roller t"p desk, I library table. old. Answers name of Legislature. Ftlgidaire installed, water nnd hltetis'i sates, I COlirli. I |i effects of Crea. |2d. garage furnished. Phone 18-.J. davefil'ort. I davenette, I ball Iyer’s nrgumtutu constitute a treec!i eenler tables, 2 buffets [information leading to tt gas Moves III took tables. X flat deniui of the very careful stateIce boxes, I desk,, I water root­ irents and figures set forth by Mia[Jim Ilut'.s,' DeLnnd FOR RENT— A furnished apart­ er. 2 u»' plate elands. 3 cote ment. Mrs. II. U. Chappell. Mnyo. His methods of pre«enting »nd, Fla, and 1 oil sloVe. Phone 578-W. llnlil |iru|ieriy being levied upon I is ritsg are, however, , . peculinr, tobilos us the i.nqierty nf J. L. Smiilli i ntill be does not help nis argument FOR RENT— Furnished garage itml l.lllb- Hnitillln ami to satisfy by referring to Miss Mayo as an apartment for couple. $25.UU. said ■ xi'i'iltlmi itinl JudKmellt. ‘•American woman of conceit.’’ This I tee. 2. 1927 Cull 058-W. DODGE l \ M, HAND. The point of issue between the irs and Graham truck). S h eriff. SelltinobC ounty, Klorhhi. two writers—which is being fought 13th Street Phone 3. One room apartment with buth. out by numerous followers—can Attractively furnished. Hot ------ -----------luiighly be stnteii in a short quo[& COWAN CO. Auto and cold water. Phone 355-J. xnu sheet metal works. i“ " fr,im l‘ith p r k ook.M iss M ayo, IN TIIK t U i t i t COI’ HT OV- s u mix. tl“ after a short statement of the man* Avenue. Phono 71G-W. APARTMENTS FOR P.ENT-In INtlLi: fill-NT V I'Ll Util- V CII ANt'KIt V. , her of her journey, sets forth one the Heruld Building. Right down L Il-1. irum genenrlity. She xnys:fORO B U K A ^0 town. Partly furnished. Reason­ JBFKKHSON STANDARD INSDUANCR COMPANY, a On--i , .. , . , ►dgonlin Ave. able. Inquire at the Herald Office. liorntion. Complnlnant. India Lacks Inertia 367. vs “ The British administration of S. LONtl. and LII.LIAN L<»N*;. Mrs. Lloyd Boyle may secure her II tils wife I*. C. STAN I. KV J A India, he it good, had or indiffer­ free ticket to the Milane by ItAKMONS lilHIKItS, nnd It. H. WHillT. De­ ent, has nothing whatever to do fendants. culling at The Herald. ■Vutomobile Co. . with the conditions above indient*iltDKIt.......... f t f PUIILlfATION pie dvt, Phene 137 .......... ed. Inertia, helplecrneJ*. lack of STATK OK KUHIIDA TO: CLFIMENTS APARTMENTS 612 TIIK n s LONti and LILLIAN i.oN':. initiative lack of orig.nality, luck Pork Ave. Apartments— 2 find -i Ills wile, c-o S T A T K T A N I | 4 I • of atuying power and of sustained Service , MISSION. MONTOOMKIIV. A L A —garage nnd water. Reasonable. loyalties, sterility of enthusiasm, MAMA. Dffcndutils. I la transfer pictures, FURNISHED apartment for rent It n|i|ipnrlnK from on a ffid a v it weakness of life-vigor Itself—ail fib,I In llils can*" by the I'nmidaln- are traits that truly eharucteri.se and brushes. Sun in the-Herald building—a down ant that you II. S. LONO and L I L ­ Taints and Varnishes, town t cation at remarkably low LIAN LoNO. his wife, are each and the Indian not only nf today, but of i-viry rraldriits of a S»a|i- or coun­ long-past history’- All, furthermore si' and Wall Paper rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The try ulhcr than inr Sluti‘ *d K ln rl. will continue to characterize him, First. E* ■ta; and that the |ircs**nt address in increasing degree, until he udHerald office. anti tdacc o f residence o f you II. H. ijtiN*• and Lillian, his wife, as |uir- mits these causes und with his own in every shapi end 16— Houses For Rent iiiiil.irl> as Is known Is C-o H im " two hands uproots them, lie and etc. Sanford Cornea'. Tax I ’oitinilssloh, Montanmery, A la * his body are indead chained in sine* i.uina: that you II. S. lannc and [Ccr.pany, Fifth and FOR RENT— New 2 or. 3 room L I L L I A N LONtl. Ills wife, are I'ucli cry. But htxhimself wields and hugs Phone 112-*.V, 2nd floor apartment. Furnished. and every o v e r the » « e o f twenty • his chains, nnd with violence tiemu* vm rs and I hat Iherr la no v»er. Private both. Outside entrance. son In ll*e Dlule u f 'F lo r id a , serv- fends them. No agent/ but a new eiFarms. Groves, Light & Water. furnished. Gu* le. • ( a summons in Chancery up­ spirit within hi* breast can set him 110 N purk Ave, Phono used for rooming. I.ocated few on whom would hind you or liny of free. Anti his arrangements of yards off First St. 72 minutes ) llU outside otements, past, preant, or T i l B I I K K O I I K this Is to eommatnl walk to center business district. you II S. M IN I! and L I L L I A N to come, serve only to deceive his JiT PRINT SHOP |»ervice on anything In Reasonable rates. Apply W. L. LoN'tl. Ills wife, to each and e v e r ' own mind and to put off the day In rs-maily lie and appear ‘ before of his deliverance." ’ A phone call will get Baines, 108 S. Poplar St. Photv mu said t'lrvult Pourt at Sanford. Fhone -II7-W. 0 Ruil- 636-W S. ailnole Pounly. Florida, on th-’ T o ’ this, Iyer antw^rs:* "India second day o f January. I»J1 to bus ohe-fifth of the world’s popula­ 6 room unfurnished house, cormr make answer lu tin- Hill of ( ’muthis ilny filed aualnst ro ll tion. In Lord Morluy's picturesque Oak and 17th Ht. Phone 20. plaint UOFl NO—Tb» ]Roof Evl,i ilie I ’oRiplalnant In this runs.- phrase, she has been walking for MeUl shingles; otherwise this Hill of P.iniplultH years in the corridors of time. She . tin and galvtnixod Mrta Rex Racoosln may secure u nl l l It** taken as confessed by you ...... , ...... ...» .. . ..... has always lived and .. lives even to* free ticket to the Milano, and this eaUsc proceed ex rnrle. l^smes II. Cowan. Oak Tin nature o f (he said su't below dav. innccesaible villages, half u at The Herald office. i S t Phone 111. ' a sail lo foreclose that certain HM.'iKuWe dated October I. I92U million jn dumber. Some old F.ngk y o ilft OLD W ALLS Three room house in good repairs. from the defendants II. >). la.nw lish officials who knew India bet* Lillian Loua, Ills wife, to ter warned Mias Mayo against l NEW WAI.L PAIN T Living room, bed room, kitchen, ami jrlferxiin Standard L ife Insurance M NEW a n d BET. bntkjuid screened porch that may Cnnipany. bad one* <•■ip)■*»■■/. a corporation, the Con*, generalising; some I HJRTHF.R i n f o r m a , bo usea for sleeping porch. Apply' i»laln**nt. pinimint. said avid nuirtwatre l.elnw »f perhaps inspired her. After visit* il l PHONE 235-J OR 1108 Myrtle Ave. Also two fur­ reeonl In Mortwaae fl.iok S7. pak*1 .'ng a few hospi als the lady boldly ........ . the Public l(r corUs of S.-ioC0LLER, SANFORp. nished rooms for rent at same lin |r Pounly, Florida. tt |. further ordered that this location. Pll—repairing, piano Kitchen, bedroom and garage. -' experts with 17 years 1101 Elm Ave, Corner 11th. St. Sxnford music store ‘“PPe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- A ware house for rent at corner ' lA * . Phone 832. of 3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 'J6. — ________ ‘1 ,r~ claims ami drinniot* which you. ,,r l**ii st St. either of yon. mni have against the, . estuti' of Ittilyylr Itohlnann, d I N.'d. 1 lain o f ftenilnolr I'ouuly, K lo ildn to. For the Family the linn. Jus. c. Sharon *‘o u n t ' I Indue of Si-mliiide I'.iunly at bin o f ­ fice In the 1*011111' t'oiirthuuse In Reasonable (lifts of all kinds, at reasonable Prices. Ml-Luty's Kemlnolu Fount', flo rld a . wi t hi n tw e lv e month' from the date t h e r e ­ Shoppe, III) Magnolia. of. i* K It*'HINSON. Hated ti. t.d.. r 21 \ |i i *j 27. Admlul'l rntnr I lie ICstnln of It A 1.1* 11 It* HUNS' IN. Ueceiise.l .w.irsiiiiii. j C ct: i ll ju st call r«_ * Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, bicycles, sporting good", and fish­ erman’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, XOTII i: Itc SIIKIHffN SALI! Nollci- i' hidili) uIvs n that un­ "The Bicycle Store.” Me Lander der unit by virtue uf an eurcutlon Arcade. Issued ,,ut i.f und under tli« seal of the i’iiiinty Ci.art r.f Hemln.de OAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning County. Khirtda. In that certain cause "tier-in *V. \V. C. Smith. Co. 11 Ball Bldg. Trustee for IV W C Smith. ltd• ward IIIkkIu* IV, C Jncohsmi, c. J. I I— Itoonis Without Hoard if Razors. Fountain Pyns, nnd sets, Vnnitie Sbeuffer Pen sets. IVrHumidors, Cigars, ( ’igarettes, 1 fume. NtinnnllvL ami Whitman’.* To all crcUitois. Ifirntces. ,tl«trll»ti- Military Brushes, Watches, Pipes,■candie-. iVrlnnie sets. Manicur" tee. amt ill |ier»..n« liavitiK dnlnix Mennen’s shaving sets, Combin.t- 1sets, t , nib it'd Bril'h sets anil or ilcmatula ait.ilust salil i‘ siate: sets of Bill Fold, Cigaret*.* I Kodak*. ! alley’ s I Ini’; Store, l o u unit ,'sirh of y.itt are hereby *■!»> |tion .. notified mid i.-iiiitiril in |u»*»o‘ iit tiny f ' use, etc loint-y’a Drug Store,IFiist S: IN goa v K E V\0 V, —f~ — (Legal Notices) IN r n t ’HT nw -a . O E AM' T £ L L H CT I VJDidT SANFORD BOND AND MORT- Money to loan on resiliences in Sanford, luv.- interest rate. Box GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second Oli i >03. c-o The Herald. Will loan on and residence property, mi’ro%e<1 ...... ANowm i ,>0,it,cal Announcement buy first mortgages ns security. irn v o t k ii * nr s k u i m ii .k o n \T1 10-B Hants and Flowers t hereto niitmtitii'r us a CHiollilali- fur -lirrlff .if S.-mUi.'lc Purchase pepper and other spring •‘•unity .................. ,i,n nr. Inn of crop seed from Stokes Seed tiic Dcuiihim i ),■ (irlinar) to 1 |..rt of June IS3.1 Company. Arcade Bldg.. TndT..- belli III tin’ ear 1V . I V resllvcllvelv assured of pure type strains. All i: i: uu.viiv seed disinfected. 11— Miscellaneous KY TA Y LO l* • , I Hfo u n p * t opt _ y f Lee R ecord Of C a p t u r i n g 509 Past Y e a rs A l l ■ns FJK T river at 13 C o u n ty . S h e r iff H a s *I\ FI’ S F'a (By f n! x*■■t .. .oi.nl New.- Crcilit ii ti> r.-ilcral n junta with having h jg i'tl more Ilian rib) itlicrx tli rirg .tiic past four years. Shet'D’ Fri nk B, lippimi, of 1.0.• ci.uiity. row hoi*It i!i<* tli -lipctlftn o f having frustrated mote alien smuggling plan* than nny other sheriff in (ho *t :t" »'i Fluritla. While it ia Impossible to ddcr- 4 iTliictunt L> mil,. “ For stunic rt‘its**n ti cy miiintnin silence,“ ho said. ids “ They renumber nothing except ' t! nt were badly treated ami robbed. 1 by tin* snv.'ggling captain nn*l crew. I It is nlmotd imposaiblc t" get them to reveal the name of the boat which 1rought them to (Ids coun­ try. They appear to lie nfniid t" say too much, it Is evident that mile tiic numlr>r of nlhvis who their lives have been threatened." Modestly coating aside the lutio the ‘ hetlffn tier, vetcanenteminent men estimate that the honors heaped on him by tin* fed Lee county officer ans raptured ■rrnl agents, Sheriff Tippins d :<7 per r.’iit of the foreigners who rlured there in nothin; wonderful tried- to enter the United States about his alien—entthing record. * " I ’ve enught more , simply be* • Illegally through l.cc county. The immigration men further point out qauxo they happened l , con.*' mv I that with Sanib-l island being a way, nnd after nil its 1 II in l!iu Bolting up a ban3tome majarii' part of I.ee county, tin- sheriff day's work," he said. In every precinct, radio Dyu*. Cazjtjt* 1’i.rij* •. . t >t.a. I wav elected by popular voto the has rneounteired consideruldu dif­ HOMOSASHA VAOi?) I *,. 1 . tirrsun, liul., girl,, ryo 1 prettiest girl In Hie 'Hawallat ficulty in taking the aliens in cus­ Islands. Here’s Sadie, diminnlht tody due to the vus& wilderness sue voteil by ilor'o a *:* tchnul ub'iie in a plane from I * Idue-eyed blond, ns the arrived U of the tropical islii.nl, n favorite district in wester 1 par*. * i'( i.i : city tu 1; "«.*!. I :!, ; ’*i 4I,C* Los Angeles to b* Kin an extemlvi County for erection o* n w junlur in lilit iillleu «i'.j air. 2 ■ to’.* landing p1uct, far smugglers. four of the fiilted States. “ It’ » eusy enough to catch then*," hlgh sciiotd. father, mother r*r.l v rotlCY lira *t Sheriff Tippins pointer} out today. MAYO—Leg *"*ni|» of Standard legi'.e. id Diloti*. and thv- rl tn “ It simply means that you find Lumber , In1 the yo.ti1 believed i. Company s mile. south­ r* vitas u whole nation. As well out where the aliens are going to east of here in'operatlop. Uni ten might an oriental edition of tli*' Ih* ’lamieil nml then lie there to authoress visit a h spitul in New incut them,” lie addetl. Y*irk. another in f'hitag** anti a Working on the theory that thu third in Han Franeis:o ami make aliens are to lie pitted in view of ximilar sweeping genernlizu ions." i th*- fact that in most cases they have- boon robbed by the smugglers, Sheriff Tipping shun.-, “ hard boile i" WINS I’ KAt'K I’ UI/K tactics in dealing witli the smug­ LONDON, Dec. to.— (IN S ) — gled foreigners, he said. “ In majority of cases, they have lie Nobel Fear** Prizes for 1U27 -rrrrjyVj have been awnr<le*l t** Profesaor been swindled in the first place, V^.t' $ ‘ A* Ferdinand Bulssup. nf. France, and there's no use rubbing it in," FattV/.r nml Doctor Ludwig Gtiidge, . *>f he said. u« rmany, a Cenlrnl News DisIn questioning aliens, Sheriff patch from Osli suitl today. The Tippins has found most of them dispatch said the Newspaper AfImpost carried the information. r tif i f -* ---------------‘ , . INVERNESS— New wholesale plant under construction an N °r' h -.V iu t i * ' pin.* Street hen* for Gul Refining C mipany. Wv (F.L r■-» ! I COLDS THAT DEVELOP I PNEUMONIA AN O P P O R T U N IT Y The franchise for the moat popular und fastest t selling , four and six cylinder automob-ics in the world ia avail­ able for Sanford and vicinity. This is the best propo­ sition in the automobile industry today and can be handled with a resaonable amount of cap tab In your re­ ply give ns much information os possible as to - nnr qual­ ifications to handle a propo.-ition of this na'.i't*; und our repr;uentutive will arrange to cull on you. LI. ford. :-h ,7 r Pm liient coughs and cold* bad t*» serious trouble. You can »l°p now with Crromultiun, an cmuliilied ctmsota dial ia pleasant In lake. Crew* muUion b a new medical ilucovety,with two-fold set ion; it looibr* and j heals the inflamed membranes and in* hibilagrrmgruwlli. Of all known drurs, ereowMe i* reeognizrd by high medical authorities as me of llio grcalnt healing agenries for iersislcnt coughs and cold* ami oilier anna uf thro.it troubles. CreomuUion cuniains, in addition to creosote, oilier healing ciemecu which soul lie and heal the Infected membranes and slop ijv» irritation and inflammation, whUo tha creosote goes on lo the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into Ihe blood, attack* the seat of the trouble and checks the growth « ( ihe germ*. Crromulaion U guaranti ed saliafaclory in iho treatment ol pcrsblcnt coughs and old *, bronchial an oka, brnnrhiiis sad oilier forms of resplrilory diseases, 1, f f, x,:rj —t ■ , .1 $ 1 j < j J . ( 1 J I ! hi a 1 !'P I rir*;cr 'v.ict tour, ic b.r. n : ' i r j wliat N° . - ; ear, no , n o m g ftcr the hur.c yju west a u w rt..A A i t when you want it. you'll LinJ cur Wa;it The coat of a V7ant Art in d*ur paper t o srarll tuiii the rcr,ui:s sa great tint prc:y-r-)UJ hu3lr-fii men a^»i tvocueu ma them to r ut their bijUC3t ‘ T h e Sanford 1 i . aid Classified Dep’t ' Fhoa?" A h � 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 09, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 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 09, 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