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NOVEMBEIV26, 19 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations 3ty Is Temporarily PET MEASURESjGovernor Fuller, in joined In Makin 5aymentT oHutto ive Taxpayers Score Victory In The 1st Round Of Battle To Kill $210,000 Claim laintiffs M u st Post $5,000 Bond earing Upon Final Order Is Scheduled For DecemberFifth Returning Congressmen Have Many SchcmesForSpcnding Money WhichMakesTaxCut Plan Seem TooExtravagant Alienists File Report That RenmsIsSane NowAnd Was At The Time When HcShot And K iiledllisW ifelm ogenc Huge Sum Proposed To Restore Marine Demands Range From Flood Control Appropriations To Appeals For Muscle Shoals Throngs View Bier Of Late Premier Step Daughter Calls Remus Cold Blooded jMM|sonalnhy c L'l'vcmor, WASHINGTON Nov. 2G— (INST | Demands of returning mpmlicri for big appropriation!! for "pvt” I n <usure* today threatened to i i loud the whole future of tax r e - . durtion wi^h uncertainty. Admini- J ■iti.ilion spokesmen professed to i see in tin* wide-spread clamor for money the possibility that even the Report Of Patent Commits 'and Jurj Flays Department administration's modest $225,1)00,inner Indicates Large In Far Lack Of Training, Poor HOli tax m l limit would prove to Indgnient & Incompcntency crease In Number PatentIn lengthy Detailed Report Mr.Herndon describe* the situ­ be extravagant. Issued This Year Over L om The n*?A-st demand for a size­ ation ns demanding “something fW KSONVIU.K, Flu.. Nov. 2tt. drastic, quick nnd sure must he able appropriation was made by WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ft— (IN S » done," and declares further that Senator Jnrcs, (R) of Washing­ -America's penchant for invention t • INSl The Jacksonville police ho is one “man who has the moral ton, chain, .q of the Senate Cum- devices of every conceivable nat *1 ";u .incut, front its executive ofIiiit - t>> Rookie patrolman, were courage to stand his ground in the '*'dn> std! stinging under the crituro to rcduco labor, contribute t< nierce fc.nm ittce, who returned | late of overhelming odds und muz­ " t-nii. handed to tho circuit court the comforts nnd umusemenL* of zles of the_oratorinl hlunderhu uses i with a proposal that Congress i I *to late vesterday in the repoVt of certain chronic and well known ere.it., a fund of probably 9-00.-1the people and better standards ot i lie Duval County grand jury. barnstorm ers." OlHi.OOfl to replace the ov/indlmg living, reached a record plane in ! li.* grand jury Hayed the detmrtFollowing is Mr. Herndon's government merchant marine. The 1lt'27, Patent Commissioner Thonia tifnt rt a detui'ed report that said statem ent in full: appropriation would be spread' E. Robertson declared today. it was inefficient, used bad judg­ “ When a mnn seeks a public of­ over ten yeurs. ment and lacked training. In his annual report Robortson fice the first and natural question Many members of the* House The grand jurv founded its char­ said that applications for patent? that* arises is, ‘What in tho world Flood Control Committee have ge*. tTii* r.qiort in the hands today numbered 113,783, a lurgc increase <ioes he want with it’? There nro been convinced by evidence presen­ * the circuit judge said, upon the many who are reluctant to servo ted at hearings that an adequate over any previous yenr. Patents 'atari* number of police officers up.when they nro confronted with flood control program for the on 8-1,511 inventions, 4,121 designs l»\n ng before them in investiguthe possibility of criticism nnd country will cost; far more than nnd 21,053 trade-m urks were n <i of murder cases. The police and suspicion of the selfish, biased has been anticipated. Estimates who uppen-ed before the and dissatisfied. Then when one have ranged from $750,000,000 to sought during the year. r ratal jury, the report said, were Radio, aeronautical and electric- "i't most cases of little, if any. offers himself ns a candidate hi., one billion dollars. motive anti objective m ust ho a Rep. Ilutlcr. (R) of Pennsyl­ el devices led other fields of mech­ x.itiii* to the jury.” It also stated sacrifice of self to render a public vania, chairman of the House Na­ anical endeavor. .Many new and that tlte officers “exercised neither si rvice. val affairs committee reiterated unique examples of radio nn ner- pulire training, judgment or coin­ “ Embodied . in public service his attention to seel; $250,000,000 onatical development were disclos- potency. I ut on iho other band, a there are many things to accom­ to liuild 12 to 15 cruisers in five in tho patent nplications. The en­ ceming indifference about doing • . i learly their duty.” plish nnd vurious deeds to per­ to eight years* President C’ool- ormous use of the patent privi­ form. Probably tho most ncccs- Idge's announced determination to leges of the government is aoftinn Di-i .indonmcnt of the Jacksonville scary, and im perative , sut port enlargement of the Navy up a now, nlthoqgh legal, form of ji h* ti.rrd was also recommended. n o te 'H arm ony' and unite ull und­ has convinced the "big navy” bloc m anufacturing monopoly, through* 11- j it ' report said the officers er ono banner in the upbuilding that the program will go through. the interchange of |uitent right i should be returned to work for end progress of Hanford. There A compromise farm relief pro­ among corporations end individ - 1 w' i.ii ilic were hired and not a* .* v nu: i .it* Alleged political in­ never was a trail blazed, nor a gram is being considered by Sen- unis. frontier advanced that didn’t ntor Charles I,. McNnry, (K) of Phases of this question have been fill ie exercised over the depart­ have its sacrifices. And if I enn Oregon, which would establish a but in actions so fa r presented by ment win also condemned by the i r 'i s, who tycoinmcniici! the facts, help to fix the respon­ $300,000,000 credit in the nation's attacked in thu Federal courts, .departm ent he responsible sibility, let the public know the treasury, exceeding the revolving the Departm ent of Justice the right nn.* head. true situation, do my level best, fund proposed in theMcNary-Hau- of patent interchange has been up­ and help work th e community out of gcti bill by $50,000,000. While the held, The patent -monopoly situa­ its difficulties, even though the amount of money used would ho tion exists probably to a greater axe may fall on a most unexpect­ problematical, the authorization degree in the radio industry than ed place nnd cause an unhcnvul would have to In? considered in in any other, some features of tins Die interested attorneys und prin- nnd the consequences be severe,' I enacting n tnx reduction bill, it is now being under investigation by tho Federal Trade Commission. jipal.s assembled iu his offices will have done my duty as a cit­ pointed out. American business and inventors In the court house. Tho order izen. Proposals that the government ure’handicapped seriously by inad­ "Shrouded und well guarded complete and isiil the case shoukl not be deoperate Muscle icnnincd upon technicalities ulon.\ iK-rccy, suspicious and bidden Shoals if u satisfactory bid can­ equate facilities of the patent of­ Because affidavits filed in tho nets, easy treud and hoarse whis­ not be obtained, appeals for additi­ fice, which Is unable to meet the rapidly increasing demand, accord­ mm* had not contained sufficient pers, contempt 'und hatred nnd a millions to fight the European ing to Robertson. At the close of pacts, nn equitable determination general slogan of “The Public Re onal corn border, demands for u $100,. pf the inutter was impossible, the Damned" have raised the temper- 000,000 uddition to the public the fiscal year 04,046 patent appli­ cations were aw aiting action, some Hiure of tho people of Sanford to prder suid, nnd . therefore tcinhoraiy relief was afforded the a fever beat und the tension und building program and request* for of which had been on file more Unless nliuf H*Payers until such time ns patience have reached nn clastic funds to rcplentlsh the wui* sur­ than six months. b'lditionul facts cuuldu be pres­ limit. A spark is ull that is needed plus supplies which have been used is afforded by tho addition of five to bring about a .most distaste­ by the Army and Navy ure includ­ patent divisions and considerable ented and considered. ed in the requests for appropriat­ scientific nnd legal personnel the Judge W rlgbt ordered the com­ ful and dreaded situation. With ions. pntent office will be hopelessly the grim, hnzy and discouraging plainants, Frank L. Woodruff Sr., "The absolute limit has been swamped. outlook, the public will not stand pohu Mcisch, E. A. Douglass, I). reached.” declared Rep. William I*. Thrasher and J. M. Wallace, by, grit their teeth und ’bear it R. Green, (K) of Iowa, ihairm an much longer. Something drastic, N execute n $5,000 bond to illof the House Ways and Means pure payment of costa and dam- quick and sure must be done. Committer, in discussing the com­ A man must be elected qs com­ Ngrs sustained by the defendants m ittee's $236,000,000 tux reduction missioner who is brnudmind(*d, Pi case of an improper issuance of bill. "We cannot risk a deficit.” unbiased, unafraid, progressive l*>* restraining order. Tho court Sen. Jones, after announcing *as Inclined to plnco the bond at nnd owes ullegiancc to no mnn, his ship—replacement plan, enlist­ ’2.50(1 but aguin City Attorney group or faction. One man has the ed with* tho faction opposed to DeCottes took the floor In protest, mural courage to stand his ground the $-100,000,000 tax reduction CAMDEN. N. J „ Nov. 20.—(INS) Proclaiming hat his fee* alone in in the face of overwhelming program originally proposed by the —Jersey justice will function today in bringing to trial Charles Hurphe case would amount to approxl- odds nnd the muzzles of the ora­ rls, negro, admitted attacker of [niatoly thut sum, leaving no rc- torical blunderbusses of certain Miss Josephine Moffa, eighteen, at chronic and well known barn­ Uicss f ir Mr. Hutton. u lonely spot near a flag railway stormers. , In reply, George G. Herring, station a t . Dunbarton. Harris “The yawning gup is open wide. attorney for the taxpuyers, mainstubbed Miss Moffa*twice, nnd be­ lUinnl \h a t $2,500 was adequate lieving her dead, shoved her into I ' meet any damage claims that a puddle of w ater. The girl rccov|*<icht bo presented. Addressing ed und sptcuil tho alarm. Itiic court, Mr. H erring declared A short time later, the negro Y**1 Mr. Hutton could suffer no wu* captured. A fter ho hud been on the tem porary order identified by Misss Moffa in Coop­ because it had been . admitted er hospital. Ilariss confessed. Later test tho'C ity is in no' position tho prisoner is said to have ad­ coming session. flQW und will not be for several mitted u long criminul record in­ •Ninths to pay his claims und c8hcluding o sentenco in Tennessee ‘♦Sucntly a delay or less than two for the m urder of n woman. I Is . **** could in n.i m anner result asked to I** put on trial today, a te • loss to him. request which was to be granted If possible. The taxpayers’ attorney further ** arid that the City Commission CRUSH CITY—Mills building on “ d recently stated before tho PORT ARTHUR Texts. Nov. West Central Avenue repaired and ‘‘■urt that they were making no ' ‘ *r, Mox20 UN'S)—The Ward Line In its Black Bcur Trail edition. * ia therefore he insisted they Issued recently a t Jacksonville, the ico, Havana ’ to Vcra Orux, was ** foold present no claims for pay- Florida Motorist, official maga- still aground on Blanquilln reef, •■»nt of Mr. DeCottes’ services. line for the Florida Automobile 20 miles off Vera (Yux today, •Wbough Mr. DeCottes had told , devotes cuiuiikri'hk* High winds anil heavy/ seas were c‘. ih e 'v ls Sanford. The Continued On Page of space !o u sto ry of Sanford, i re r«unding the sides of J __ ___ I Vreticle was prepared by PE. JI .Tn*.- sel, according to a wireless dis­ Chain her of patch to the Gulf Refining tcr. secretary of the Chamber Company’s station here. Commerce. The dispatch .stated two tugs CHICAGO. Nov. 2fl.—(!?»>»)— were crossed in a .«tatut*Miuc pose. The story describes Sanford as She kept her face turned uwny— frorp the Florida Keys wore Twenty-five hundred Chicagoans ever an interesting objective for mot­ her left shoulder. The crowd rushing to the stricken vezsc’ / s orists of Jacksonville and th** lai.t attended the Art* Ball to waited respectfully for the lady to Wa s h in g t o n ] N ov. 2 0 .- < in vicinity who desire to make an aid but it \rill he some time. Mon. who Capital was' virtually de­ eitjoyable and delightful week-end before they can reach here. The meet tho much maligned horss overcome h er embarrassment. Fin­ l, . military und naval rank tour. distance they will have to cover is woman—I-ady Godiva—. grinned ally, becoming impatient, somcono Tho suggested trip covers a /*, Beaded bv Secretary of 2KG’ miles and includes Green Cove epproxlnutely 550 miles. . ’ # sheepishly todSy when a.iked by called “speech, speech.” less fortunate citizens for a re. Strong lights were suddenly Raw lien? nn‘* Secretary of tho Springs, Palutku, Present ( ity, vefw of the shocking details. Lady switched on and t.qdy Godiva " ''b u r, almost the entire • OUTLAW HELD Godiva was there all right. She stood revealed—u figure of wax. Bar t ' ”1 the W ar and Navy de- DeLand and Snnfonl on the suutbappeared in a tftdd frame, 10 by ^ w * n t s moved «n New York to eiT trip while the return jaunt i» HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Nov. 28.— ti*,!. *4. afternoon the unnuul mapped by way of Duytonu Iteach (IN S )—Ray Tcrriil. 27. pal of 12 feet, said to have cost $10,000. St. Augustine. It mnde a lovely costume but no­ outdoing the tam e gorgeous evtn trfair. L „ ' ' r*n,V anfl Navy on the andThe article is about 1.500 wortu Mathew Kime*. notorious Okla­ body noticed it. n* Secretary of Labor Davof past years. U brought togeth­ homa outlaw, was in jail here to­ bv- another cubmot renresenta- lung and contains interesting day, being held for Oklahoma auThe crowd was engrossed with er a cosmopolitan crowd—the bludescriptive m atter about Sanford, Lady Godiva herself. They misiia huinrv ‘its irrowth. Us civic BUCHAREST, Nov. 20.— (IN S )—While silent throngs passed Unlay before the bier of the late premier, Jan Brstianu, powerful political chieftains behind the scenes were quietly m aking their plans for n renew­ al of the struggle for power lif­ te r the funeral. The two chief pawns in the political strife, which seems in­ evitable, arc little *ix-year»old king Michael, whose throne is the pripxe, and Michael's fnther form er Croyrn Prince C*roL who is nwuittng an opportunity to return his voluntary exilo In France. » Soviet Russia Isi Curt NoteTo Pol Stating SheWill pose Polish S’ Remus Will Call Upon His Daughter Ramola To Help Offset Ruth’s Influence PATENTS ISSUED POLICE SERV IC E' SHOW AMERICA’S OF JACKSONVILLE INVENTIVE ZEAL RAPPED BY JURY; W ith the “peace m eeting o f the League of N atio preparatory disarmame conference and th e Leair of N ations council less thi a week away, storm clouds political strife and interni ional unrest are darkanii Europe’s horizon today. Claiming th a t Poland la pit ning w ar against Lithuania, t Soviet Government has sent sharp warning to the Polish tf ernm ent th at Soviet Russia v forcibly oppose any attem pt impoio Polish domination u$ Lithuania. * Many are reported to have t* killed in a counter revolt in l mine and Crimea against 1 Russian Soviet Government, dlspaptch direct from Moscow International News Service ei th at Soviet officials had no of1 iul word of any counter revo tionary disorders or casualties Ukraine, and discredited the i ports. , • The London Daily Mail core nondent a t Riga states th a t E l land, France and Italy are try! to mediate the PoUah-Lithuanl quarrel and avert bloodshed. c; England, Franco and G ent! are keeping a watchful eye developments in E astern B in nod the Balkans. Intense indig tion has been aroused through < Jugoslavia by the Italian-AIN ian treaty of alUanco signed 'i Tirana this week. Franco reetn signed a treaty.- of friends! wi)h Jugoslavia th a t v irto a State Offices F or Chain Ilotel F i r m Will Be In Sanford Jersey Court Tries Negro Who Admitts Attacking O f Girl A u t o Publication Ward Liner Mexico Aground With Features Sanford Still Heavy Seas Running In November Issue Which Leads Others In B r i l l i a n c e ^rniyAndNavy Heads r° Witness Bi# Game Dehydrating Plant May BePlaced Here Chicago Police To •I * • • Y'l* By Louisiana Firm Continue Campaign T hat Hanford is being considered Against Gangsters as tho poiible locution for a dehy­ drating plant to he established within a short time is contained in a report that has ju st liven receiv­ ed by E. J. Trotter, secretary of tho organization. Tho Bender Distribution Com­ pany I iu*., of New Orleans through its representatives in this statu has Iled* investigating Hanford and it* possibilities for sonic time, the report said. The principal product to be utilized will be celery, it is suld, although ut a later date it is possible that t(e plant be expand­ ed to rare for other perishuhles. II. G. Freund, president of tho Now Orleans company, is reported to lx* particularly favorable to San­ ford, so much ao th at within tho next two weeks he wilt tend J. S. Finlay, a personal representative to thjs city to muke fu rth er in­ vestigation. The Chamber of Com­ merce c:xpecl* to assist the com­ pany in locating hero and toward that end is preparing some sta tis­ tics thut ure expected to show San­ ford’s possibilities for such a plant as tho proposed one. Under the scheme of Mr. Freund celery cull* will b« utilized. One carload of the dehydrated product is said to represent 15 cars of fresh products. Prominent Cardinal Dies From Operation CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—(IN S)— “ Chlngo’s gang may declare a was the answer, in effect, of Chief ofPolire Michael Hughes today when told th a t gang leaders had delared und arm istice and would a t ciicc bogin work on agreem ents thut would insure perm anent peace. . That authorities do not intend to relax in their efforts to round up tho fuedists, wu.* indicated last night when bureau squads invaded tho Coliseum where tf.OOO funs had gathered to witness a boxing program. FoVty men kifown to have police records were arrested and hustled to jail. Tho men will be questioned regarding recent bombings and shootings that have marked tho bitest flareup in tho underworld. The Coliseum raid was made on tho theory that a boxing show a t­ tracts a low element in w hich'sro many gunmen and thugs. sluvia and Albania ever since form er nation annexed ICoi negro. A truce between tha boa political factions in Roumi has been effected, which will until a fte r the funoral of th o . Premier Bratlano. Trouble Is pec ted in Roumania when struggle for control of the | ernment is renewed. Bulgei students plan an anti-Rewaoi demonstration in Sofia tomor to protest! againa alleged pw cution of Bulgarians by Boon Ians in Dobrudja. Sofia advices to Vienna l that Bulgaria la lodging a di matic protest with Roum ania, lowing an attack by Roarsat border guards upon Bnlgw fishermen on the Dsnube. in wi ono man was killed and otl wounded and taken priao Roumania is reported to be doubling her frontier guards prevent the Soviets from attai mg a coup for the seism * Bessarabia which was form part o f Russia. Two Couples On B elief U t NEW ORLEANS, Nov —Two men and .two gi Atlanta, Ga., wera bald f Uh Prison hare today ti lief th a t tha man aro with n ring of countaxf bandits who have bean pretty extensively thl south. Tha girls, who names 'ua Batty Dona and Cecils Bealy. l f t i virtually ware “ kidna; tha two man in Atlanta prisoners during a was mobile trip to New Qri route tha man engaged Forbes Freed From Leavenworth Prison j -t* LEAVENWORTH. Kans.. Nor20.—(IN S)—Col. Charles R. For­ bes, former head of tha Veterans’ Bureau, stepped through tha iron gates of Lcuvenworth Federal Pri­ son one minute past midnight this morning —a .free m an. a, ----- .j As he walked from the prison ground*. Forbes anounced that, in ths face of "erroneous charges" made against the late president Hunting, he would have some ‘star­ tling revelations to make.” He also promised soma “ bomb-shell” for those responsible fo r his con­ viction. Col. Forbea declared he ' ROME. Nov. (INS)—Card Inal Bonzunu, form er apoatollc delegate a t Washington, dl«d to­ day in the nursing home a t OuisIsa where he had been confined since he underwent n serious op­ eration for cancer uf the atomach. Cardinal Bonzano wav am ong the most prominent members of the Collego of Cardinals and w as re­ garded highly by the Vatican. Be­ L B . FKBTARES cause of his long experience at Washington- as apostolic delegate, SAN PH he was chosen by th a Pope aa his Holiness* special representative to (INS)—Cs] British airi to Sate Sin he will « y �GE EIGHT would have had little trouble de­ feating Sharpe if he had been in position to extend himself. The Californian fought cautiously most of the time while Sharpe tried desperately but missed con­ tinually. Maning felt Shnrpe out in the opening round which went LAND. Florid* | to him by a shade. The hit Shnrpo '( three to one in the second, show­ The “ Praying Colon** ing some clever footwork and pun­ tre College will arriTt| ching ubility. They fought even t?»lay front Danvilk for the next two rounds and the fifth went to Sharpe by an edges ready if they can, t0 ^ Maning apparently holding back. defeated record of (V The sixth went to the Califor­ Ian’s Hatters. Thy nian and the seventh was even played nt Cummin?, f« with Sharpe making a whirlwind is featured “* the naji finish to overcome Winning’s lead. Florida attraction tii Maning*’ showed some more good week-end. work in the eight when he began Coach McQuillan’, 4 hitting harder. He buried two hard rights to the wind to cnusc turned front .sitami x. his opponent some pain. The wes­ ing u list of injured^ terner made the ninth another one their JO to 0 victory'" in his fnvor getting another hard unti Hurricane one to the wind and sweeping those injured, but likaj Sharpe before him with his slash­ condition for Centrs* ing tactics. Comp, star end; The finalround was Mailing's speedy Hatter back-i t .v a shade and thu referreo docid- Lowenthal. Ime p| ^ back. The sensational Oia conceded to bt. i,nc of tk ing backs in souther, football circles, , has starred in trn game this year, will ■ his last time in a against the visitors ] automatically beruntet’ for further play in tk | due u» the three yMr» Captain Larry IfcnH Kelly*, Lloyd I-iyton 14 Williams also retire j * when the final whbtlil Stetson -Centre aiy«J GEORGIA DEFEAT Thanksgiving Day Battles BATTLE BETWEEN Stetson Elevi Meet Centre OF CRIMSON ADDS Leave it, Georgia And GOB SHARPE AND P InDeLandSal ANOTHER LAUREL Tennessee StillUnbeaten MANING IS DRAW «; plaj makes three yarils. Pa gams two yards, f o r ­ ward pass is iir.ompleti*. Leesburg penalized five yards (or being off sides. First down for Sanford. Tutterfon gains two yards. Stoinoff adds one. Sanford looses nine ynrdrt on next play. Maxwell punts to Adams who fumblrs anil Stanley recovers es NK\Y VOKK, Nov. 2"» < IN S )~ for Rnnforl. Maxwell gains five vnn!.» over renter. Stoinoff adds lli A mong the college football teams •>no yard. Tatterson circle* left that may look around now, with end for touchdown. Maxwell place•p the permission of the fire com 1 i issnrn. choose their nearest exit kicks extiu point. I.w.-burg ID— (i r.d ran tovvanKthe great out*i I.*. i Sanford 7. * >) taking plenty of a ir ns they go, . Sanford kick* off and i'ecovers ' jr :in New York University and fumble by LeOdiurg. Stoinoff gain* 1 of VVa hington and Jefferson. As a three yards oveh tackle. Sanford I'd i- ult ot yesterday’s holiday * • . inset one yard on fur Mr. .\ln:;’.Vw!i lo gr ates, either rem ains as n contmgains seven yifd* on line Iwick. di r f o r national honors, Stoinoff gains fir-*t down. Tatterin N. V. IJ. died with its boots in on gains three yards. Higgins ia t making a great fight ugain I hot upas- to l a t t r <01 f> .• |H . Xibiaska before losing, 27 to M, yards g:tiu. first down a.id gon! to n. Isti lose i t ‘did and to the hf, o. Stoinoff gains on-1 t m l. Next r. I longs the garlic. This out Tit lay r.o gain, •i’toinoff gii.'S i»i- was nineteen points to tho teat at ii-'Ugli evtuer for touchdown , is ! rd f lime but came bnck sub ' Maxwell kicks from p':ii rieent, hits i;i micntly to make n inttcrl mildly real post; Lull hounds back. Leesit t try in g for a rnil good Nmrnrg lit—Sanford Id i, . i..>ka leant. There was not fata!Second Half Exhibiting an nttaik of passing I., m W, J 'j case, ju st u mfijoi and broken field running that res­ I.ci- Inn g unrorked a running atj. , i.pi ration. They am putated its n ulted in three touchdowns in the incl. that brought ball to itiiil-nebl. ,.| | (station when West Virginia first eight minutes of play, the I'nldll ga;ns la arils aiound end. I i.lt had been everybody's fo •• Leesburg Yellowjackets yesterday Symes throws Adams for seven' t":'.. g"L a il to (5 tie. You simply afternoon triumphed over th? yards loss. Maxwell hurt and had rs have t.i ilo more lliun that lo Sanford team, 2rt to IT, but not ‘o be carried from field. Hester re­ Wist Virginia to rate nulion.il until a fte r the locals had staged plan*' Maxwell, Sanford gets potft'ii* iderntion. an nttack that brought them tvv 1 e; don • f liall on their II yard line. u.Meantime, the other unscalli <t touchdowns and plat ed them it, teams, Georgia, Pittsburgh u»yl ^threatening positions on two Tennessee, escaped without lb other occasions. g. ve-'tige of a scathing. Georgia, Plenty of action was crammed j. a! lie ia the glamor of an unhi .itIn the first half, the local* making K. , c:t and United States, ran ap their two m arkers aftor their op­ tt twenty points on Alabama, •uibponents had rolled up IP points ,f noimal this year but never too in three drive*. In Jenkins, Ad­ IP ni'tch so that it would fuil o ams and Cohill Leesburg present­ j. give any Georgia team a fight. ed a trio of hackficld stars, that P was the first time Georgia hud carried the entire Leesburg a t­ tack. They rnn, passed and bucked tho line with case, seldom being stopped by the Sanford forwards who played well but who could not stop the elusive Leesburg playars. Sanford suffered greatly by in­ juries, losing MeXVyell, lli"*:‘m i and Yanyey during the ;;-inie. Maxwell hud to be carried off th? ■ittnck a < third quarter ends. Lees .Miiywi'H I.. It. Adams field and later B i r i n s was re­ I urg 1U Sanfic d I ’,. M 'Jno'f F. It. Jenkins moved. Both had bocn playing a * In opening minutes of play in Sul 1 lotions. Hester for Maxfine game Ypncey threw Cahill Inst quarter hi th team s fumbled for a five-yard loss oa one oc­ badly. Sarfir.il fumble* and le'i'«- veil; Maxweil f r H'’*ter; llcst. i casion but was hurt on the play I'urir recovers. Ixtesburg is held for M iwvell; Walker Tor Higgins: and retired after trying gamely downs anil ball goes over to Snn- Neely for Kiliniield; Adams for to remain in the play. Miller; Fi " h e r for Vnnecy; I.ev: Maxwell, Higgins, Tnttersou f*xrd. Sanford fuaibl?i a;nin nnd buig; Polk for Brown. Ercshrug recovers. Adam.j niakvt and Stoinoff all pinned good games. “Shook It” scored a a tiico run on next play for touchA town in Oklahoma has no touchdown on a line plunge 1 :» dot 31. IL P 'ik replaces Ilrovvn at 1 I1 ii-f of pidict*, no town, marshal quarter for Leesburg. run his m arkers to twelve for the T a ttarson roioivis k iit-o ff and ai’il no crime record. A good place season. Stanley also played credit­ returns 21) yards. 11. Polk intercepts to rrnd our leading depIorcrM fin* able bnll, his recovery of a Lenalong pass on ISO yard line. Cohill •1 ri> it. burg fumble pnviug thu way for gain* two yards. Symes recovers one of the locals’ scores. The game was the last of the Leesburg’s fumble, Walker repln:. season for tho Sanford team. A es Higgins at quarter back. A few large crowd of local fans journey­ minutes Inter the game unded with ed to Leesburg to witness the ball in Snnford’a possession "it ID gains. Following is an account of yard line. movies of th* Saaforil 1 Miami The line-up the game. . Sanford First Quarter M. I. Grid game on Armistice Stanley . Maxwell kicks off to Leesburg. , Day in tho wim'ov Pol): Ynncry Leesburg attem pts a criss-cross - o f l lie— — Moore Ball which fails to gnin. Jimmie Adam, Ilnnsell Smith * circles end for first down. A llulay Mynil'll Milam cd buck by Jenkins guilts 1 1 y a rd '. Miller Kntx ■Leesburg fumbles but recovers. Koundtrec ! ;:.xFir>t St» EdinfieM Ball In Leesburg possession on Phone 3i Higgins Brown Sanford 4D yurd line. Stanley stops Cohill Tatterson Cohill for no gain. Jenkins flop|>eil a short pass to Cohill who ran *0 Sanford's II yarr1 mnrk. O:. me n-xt play Cohill went a.^und e»d 1 f*T */ io„cliduwi uiy tor extra point failed. Ixrcrbtirg, C Sanford D - Leesburg kicks. Maxwell returns ball 20 yards. Bull on TO yaid Unc. Stoinoff gains one yard. Tutt.arson hit center for five more. Maxwell makes two over tackle. Stoinoff curries hall for first down. Sunford penalized five yard* off sides. Maxwell punts. (tn midfield. Adams gains seven around end. A line play fails. Puss- to Ling U in complete. Jenkins shot n short-puss to Cohill who makes nbrilliant run for Leesburg's second tally. A abort puss scored the extra point. Leesburg IT— Sanford 0. Sanford receives. Stoinoff re-lurna kick off to tho 20 yurd line. Tattcrxou makes fivo yards over guard. St'dnoff added one yard. Maxwell hits tuckle for first down. Stoinoff _gains three ....... yards over center. Stoinoff fumble* and Lvcv burg retoviTH ball on J4 yard line. Lceaurg buckflcld in motion nnd i« penalized flv» yards. Adanu guilts fiye yurih* around, end. Jenkins hit* center for three. Tutterson breuk . up forward pass. Forwartl pas* M ina first down for “ Yellow Jack­ ets.” Higgins makes greut play when h« breaks ap pass which would havo gone for u touchdown. Leesburg completes two forwurd p#a*cs th at place ball in scoring poeition. Adame on a well executed CTlsscrcss icore* Leesburg’* third touchdown. “ Yellow Jackets” fail in attem pt for extra point. Lees­ burg ID—Sanford 0 L eo 'iu rij k'Vks. Stoinoff funtbli'* kick-off but Maxwell plckn up bxl' lyw' . n t u n i five yard*. Maxwell In lan d S u p p ly and Stfl’n ii'f emli gain three yard* Company oa whistle Mows for end of firnl T»» • 1 1 4 W ill r u i l l U M quarter. Icsh u ig I!)—Sunford 0 . 0«aU r0. I U ,U 4 1• Srcoad Quart rr Sunford fumble* und I multure ' recovers hull. “ Celery Fed.*" hold <• Leesburg for downs. Sanford’s ball o o d n c H ,? ? !r 21 yard line ,Cnpt. Max­ to r eight yards, aptuin is playing' Doff on off Ial’c Varied PassingAttack Proves Baffling To Locals For 1st Few Minutes Of'Contest Sanford S t a g e s Strong Comeback Sanford Backs Share Honors WithStanley Who Gets* Fumble California. Hnxer Slowed l Tp By llln lss But Makes flood ImprcssionHercjHemaindcr ' Of Card Fails To Be Good Mel Mnning of California and “Gob" Shnrpe fought a draw .in the main limit of the American legion's fight program Inst night nt the Municipal Athletic Field. Maning went into the ring feeling very mui'h under the weather hut fce denioiMtratcd to the fans that he wn< a clever scrapper and one who Vetir, it lost to Marquette by a large pmjoriiy yesterday and now, if ymi wish to be nar-tv, you can figure just how good Wisconsin ii The Pitt Penn State Ed and Woodrow, both of o j Levitt and Leach to il Young w'ero declnrcil draw*. J Cine-Kodak Ij Sanford Drui» Co When you slarl out on your drive Sunday be sure are right —and you can’t be sure you won’t have your day spoiled by a tire to change unlgsa you a r e riding on Goodrich - your commands There about Camel, It’s just a good honest cigarette—the best ever—and it doesnJt try to be anything else. •% I f all cigarettes were as good as Carrd you w o u ld n 't hear anything about special treatments to m ake cigarettes good for the throat. Nothing takes tht place o f choice tobaccos. �W , 1027 Barpback Riders In Gentry Circus ids Growing Impatient As Time For Gentry Bros Circus Is Drawing Near As F ather Time each day chalk* off another 24 houn and the ap­ proaching visit of the Gentry Bros. Shows comes nearer and nearer the kiddles of this entire section are beginning to literally count the hears. “The kiddies, however, are noT the only ones showing keen interest in the circus visit as the grown-ups as well have been talk. tog. of taking their annual trip through circus joyland on Dec. d - wbon Gentry Bros. Circus exhibits - In Sanford. Nothing is so thrilting to the youngsters and many of the older ones, too, as the spe.tacle of watchlog the special circus train pull inr. to the railroad yards and unload *• :ts animal* and heavy wagons. > Long before daylight the kiddies > will hop energetically out of bed V and without breakfast will run to jV the railroad yards to sec the un1 looting of the train. From that tima until he tuck* his weary hend •' under the coverlute th at night it i* ’ a wonderful paradise and n verit­ able joyland. The visit of the Gen­ try Bros Shows is better than San­ ta Claus and the' Fourth of July . combined, the kiddies agree, and ). they have been planning for the . event* for weeks. Gentry Bros, have made a spec, laity of providing acts of dean and t wholesome entertainment which A appeal greatly to the children. The inynense menagerie will provide ait educational treat for every circoa-gocr. Here will be found the V rarest animals in the world and If many zoologists hnve made repeat, v «<t visits to the circus to learn more L. of the queer hnbltv <>f the i known specimeiM. Thu progium L under the “big top’’ is ' headed by !- the fiatlrail-Powcll Troupe, eque.-*trlana who have appeared recently a t the London Hippodrome; the r-.-McCune trio of sensational gymK naats; tho Tresborcs family, dar. ing Mexican equilibrists; the six Navaros, sectneular acrobats; the , Nevaros, fearless nerialists, and . scores of other headliners. The street parnde wUi be staged | St 11 A. M. and this is one of the outstanding features of the day. V Thousands of dollars have been ex­ pended to provide the most brilii1 a n t street array* ever presented by 1 Gentry' Brothers. The doors to the | m enagerie open at 1 and 7 P. M. l and the big show performances I, s ta r t a t 2 and 8 P. ML “ Rich But Hone*. • F, version of the clever nhoi by A rthur Somer< vontea to the Milan TV.Wednesday, is Vf-r-, W(j| strin g , according to a|| reports. Jt is the story of i,.r girl. who leav.nc hvt ji,t, departm ent store f> r ;h, Lindt h trse lf forte 1 to >1 tween her old “s ittr 1 1»" a and extremely ri 'li H'lmi way in which she tn tl.i > ntitl the man she thi, . mi b rin g ' he *tm -. r,i ting and unusual *-mli Nancy Nash ■ promising of th ntuyn the r a r‘ "f h r Morton ami rlifn.nl of them new ndibr picture*, have thi -a rn tn . “What Price Glory” Best Film O f Year Is Here On Monday Every’ deendj there appear- on the theatr.cal horizon a stage or screen presentation so powerful in ita appeal, whathet .t be a comedy or tragedy, th at it at ones radiate--* its fame to th? remotest corners oi the nation. It emmediately graspattention and becomes a byword and the topic of everyday convcr-n tion. Everyon? will admit tha’ th erj is m more positive p r o ' o this than "What I’ricj Glory," A a stage play it was a sen -atioii Now comes along tha! most power frl and searching of all ag*'nriethat reflect and re-create, the mot­ ion picture, end the sensat'on take on nil the v*idnsproad and in te r-'' srousmg ener.-v of a furore. Thi <s exactly whnt has happen'd t William Fox’s scr-ea presentatior o ' this re'ebrated iday. whic he mi*’ to the Milan? Th at re Monday fm atwo days' engagement. The nation's foremost screen crit ics have lieen unanimous iti theii commendation of this motion p c ture masterpiece, <ti*cluring tii it ii surpasses 'the celebrated nb.y hv Isaurance Stallings and Mavwel* Anderson in every pnrticujnr de­ spite the greatness of the stage a t­ traction. It is proclaim -d hv nil those in authority ni the grout-,t nuilmoirturo of 'hi vm r T! ! r ’*t a nicture. War is its linckgrounH I is no more n war plav that r com edv.laid in n sylvan nett in-.' would he called a rtirnl play lt« authors took wig ii* th-* canvas on which to sketch their storv: was n the great infltgocn on men nail w men that w’o'dd bring out Tiaiit—’ cornedv and hig-inn nniwtil e r other crl«!s :n th*. affairs of ro­ llons entild bring. Above all else there is com dv Probably no picture ever made along the edgr of a great world tragedy ever had so much uiniodv Marriage “ Companinnate Here are -irnii- of the . u tjd(. on lh-ivml.i r when 1 L-uses tra \i I i.c ") ........... I la- first \ i: i.. Miiifcid PRINCESS TODAY . 11 ml ■ p tt -rs ■ic nd. ► iiitd atm 1 ! pare l pos* ... Gunman In Picture C o m i n g Saturday wI. ci. i ^'ii!a SPECIALS at Dodge Brothers 13th aiui Elm 1926 Dodge Touring 1926 Dodge Coupe 1925 Dodge Touring 1925. Graham Truck 1926 Ford Touring pus' i ■■. r-’nmi'-i a -■ used on go ing * i ll - - mail, p .stage hoing p:> .1 -. nteoi- of an iml’cia print 0.1 ■ ■ i.-!t letter hv an uulomatii nu-' d ranch n ■which .imps tt'i ' sc no lettc ’ i at a rat • i f l*> Oft ‘ per hour. Incoming mail it up ell.- y an ii.c t.rc I tie r opener a the i . ..- of ten per s.coinl. A ey tern of collecting mail e'. the main pc t -office iti II tro t i curri.tl cut four tiin,,i daily and the • •hcdnii-.- a te so arranget| that the driver arrives at ;h? post-of­ fice in suf icient tint • to catch tir* tuportant truinr. ami late enough hat the mail from the '■largest cities has been sorted for Dodge Brother*. wjwn I f Desired I .Sen** MONDAY j "W HAT IMilt K til.»lt\’ i E X i’EKT UA 1)10 REPAIRING Work GuanrnUed I’o-ith,- I'ret'd-E'sm an, JL Crowley rtcelving set I tiii.H, Batteries and Eliminators. \ I Sanford Arc. Call l Seminole Radio Co. 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BINES D'AU’llSW The picture that is dub* u ijty business everyvh#* Milane-Pr.ranuiui.l Nc'(- PLANT CITY -- Contract le fur s i r facing Plant City bo it ; yard. * and Aubrey Clay Roselle, 2 <t. pictu hcoming "companionate marriage" ie daughter of E. llademan-.liilius, p Iliddemuti Juliu!', will n s-umu no fm ti and Joicphine will continue to g. " •!l and good. Otherwise th re’ll I girlN par- nts approve. TODAY FIRST NATION A1 BANK The Chief Function MILLER O.PHILLIPS,Inc jn rcel ige i‘ half freiloe.j ii-.i include 1 mailings for i »-• set nr.iile. The ■ i kl> i '.u on of special m itir e -i -t « US.Olid env.-loncs p.>* we . iin - .ihoiit Dvii mil.* long if c' a! c . i to t-rd Moonshiners Keen Up Their FeudWith B u c k Jones Plays Federal Dry Aides ever offer D i-c i^ e H a s A’.Khint Of Mail Of Detroit Auto Firms Beauty'', the F irst Nntionn! pic­ A d o p e rate machine battle in ture coming to the Mi lane Tiicat-i Francisco un die *tr«ets, with gangsters and tro Thursday, a Richard W alhc- Following infcrmr.tiori fr«nn t ii polka declaring war to the finish productions. row red :t huge - 1 * ie of at.- ■-. in of John Man'orm* one of the thrilling scenes So popular have these two play­ rr I'-li.ti, head »f the I’a. .ft An •n . it is alleged n Tiflinas Meighan’s new Para- er* been in their Inst two pic­ V .we for ilistriitution union ’ 0 ■ r shewn checknouKt production "The City Gone tures that « third vehicle together itrgtjp o.i »I*., ••arn'iiui/* y n Iiiic- guns. Wild" which comes to the Milane wiis almost inevitable. ThMtre next Friday. It is a story Their first picture in common— of underworld leaders who hold which also was Miss Dove's fir.-t 1 "informer*" .Im portant laces in society circles, nicture for F irst National—was third and tin While the stre e t battle, marking "An Affuir of the Follies." ->* governmen tha s ta rt of a new and terrible Following this ennm "The Stolen crime wave In a certain American Bride." an original story by Carey metropolis serves os the opening Wilson, directed by Alexander A party *.f .l ^.iiiy sin-riffs nug scene of "The City Gone Wild" it W d n . iMiqting raids n i dv by federal off Is but oik) of the thrilling incidents i' i'- l wir.- trtipiM d tii:a week. TinNow they ure found in an onduring the enactment of the pic­ ircly differynt locale in "American flic hod been h\- a moonshiner ture. l*hrila Lave been packed into Beauty’', u humorous and some­ .i tlie officer:* w> re grouped in this lle lg h in story, but at the same what wistful story of a beautiful i-nversntioiid on a small dslan.l time Hie whole central theme is young girl attem pting to conceal When they looked around, they based on the love of a criminal the fact that she is not wealthy round thoy iunl h* ■n trapped in tie .law yer for the daughter of a cap­ by- various subterfuges. 11 nter of u n a of dry und -ritalist, the latter being in realty ■lowlh thru. Iind l.een lighted hi In support of these .popular the king of the underworld, despite nlayers is u largo east including the iIl l’ll, jtipli . .etitiun*. Ifil cloak of respectability. W aller McCrail, M argaret Liv­ Thu federal |>r<.liiliitilioii ilepur'The law yer and the city’* district ingston, Lucion Prival, Al St. John njV*ut at Washing!mi informed thattorney are inseparable pals, even Edytho Chapman, Alice White, local office tha a machine m.though-they have many court tilts Yojn D'Avril and others. 'lipped bombing plane would ***>■■ and each is In love with the same !>* availiitile Imre to conduit, rivRichard Wallace directed "Am­ girL 8h» trlls the lawyer that he erican Beauty" from an adaptation i ’oimshlner.-. Tactica sim ilar . ,Ta thw arting the work of tho law. of Wallace Irwin's short story *>! trapiog federal iig.iits and *t!ep The district attorney in hU cleanup the same name, Carey Wilson both u 'j ’-horiffd in flumes, will be m 'cam paign, arrests a certain gang adapted and produced tho pic­ I- l and gernudes, air boml.i nu. j sadejr,. Gunner Gallagher, and the ture. i fiim-gun fire, it was said. l*wytfr feels it Ills duty to save i him. Gunner is freed the night th? ' «ng»rod girl announces her engagem et to the district attorney. MEMPHIS, Ti nn., Nov. 2 ii <1 _T h® j ^ r l ’s father fearing that he •will be revealed In his true charN S)- While federal prohibition agents ami county officers awaited ' • e f tr , gives an order th a t means reinforcement to huttiv . island tha death of the district attorney. I t Is carried out and the criminal Depicting the role of Flu»h Bun­ inoonshlnT* nt this district,, tlie The Bank of B e n Ice' _ to avenge his ion. the most dangerous gunman In manufacturer* «if tho illicit liquor “ ____ fJ* .p seeking ■wad, accept* tho form er’* office. -h? West, is n pnrt that make * Buck were tmlny continuing tbclr v.;;'T h * n#w district attorney sta rts Tones feel right at home in hi* fore t h<- i f fleer*. Deputy sheriff* were tmluy iiuv personal cleanup drive by finding 1«w P«>X Film* thrilled. "Chain to m urderer and giving him thi- Lightning, due nt the Milane next sing scv.re burns after, an encorntiT with .river shiners thi-tating of his life jn a bare fia» Saturday. \**i-k. 'It: - burning followed raidli r * ’ The ,I#yer a n rste d . Buck has always been considered by-the officers following the inurTha murderer* sw eetheart goes tha capitalist and theatens exiu*ai*-h« doesn’t get her friend i on bail, she will tell the world • t |h e knows of the capitalist, of (hi* In uiiitliim 1* In len would mean social crucifix1, ^or tha girl he lovea. promote lin.nti i.il mjcCCS* fur the people of this community. AND t u b e s UNIVKn SITV Nov. 2*> fSneci.ilt William T. Gary • j dress the studUniversity ef I I i \ t>. according to anthe president's *.*'t■ B i g g e s t gnidustlcd with ’ from the Florida Mechanical cuili-tr J which has since l ns part of the U” The vmmg woman holding ilmvn this Hoick. Sport Roadster is Marie Preni-I, famous notion pi. ■ re actress. M ia Prevent it only one of many trios “American Beauty” Will Be Shown At lomas Meighan Is MilaneOn Thursday Lloyil Hughes will ba seen as ur In Underworld lending man with the charming star. Hlllle Ilove, for tho third FllmComing Friday time in aix months in "America:! Insurance A Somers Rot| Story Forms !i IFor Clever pjcl Screen Beauty Buys Buick Loca.tjon of Sho j \£ l(iRy r.'jr - 0 4 i 1 TUM BUR' �THE 8ANFORI>HEBAM>,-SATURDAY, WOVE CHIFFOROBE WELL This rhiffrobe is finished in wal­ nut. has set of exposed drawers •* ^ on one side, also cabinet with • r i * 1 ^ A A small mirror, and the other side C 1 . THIS BED Just twelve or these beds o f f e r v <1 Bt this pr*‘e nn,i they «r* ^ z*1^ ^ > is n niev wardrobe large enough to hold the average person’s clothes. $ G.50 Sm oker $ 7.50 Sm oker 5 8.50 Sm oker * 10.00 Sm oker SERVING TRAYS Complete O utfits Genuine it. six of these outfits in full size. nml twelve in singl — le size, offered his low price. Two-inch bed post (ivory or brown), wishbone, nil >1 spring, and JT-pound all cotton mattress. If you were a dealer, you couldn't buy them for this price. imported, trays with $185 Value $91 $15.00 Sm oker $17.50 Sm oker SUITE $25.00 Sm oker decorated pretty nickel Imr- tfcrs, imported from France. We would bring them all the way from France for the low prii e we arc THIS FOUR POSTER BED $12.50 Sm oker offering 9-PIECE VLL SMOKERS DINING HALF PRICE *i Room Suite them. Would you? "I these su ites otfereil n ••.'■'id*. fta h i, f " U1" f w alnut ‘"P’1 nml ttraw er ftm she1| m American Walnut, hiuli-l Suite cons,sl» of buffet, china, table B “ 1, “ S' t'^ s ir T h is Is a Kive.a,vav pr, are so rry th a t we do h»ve hogany finished bed, ful e, the bed th a t re ta ils any ere for $60. This liny bed ban nlwnyt bn n a leader with us we have always sold It etusip but we haV!* str: even a little further nt tliir- time. The bed I pretty cretonne pod with fancy valance, pretty nut ends and a heavy nil steel link spring. ^ $25 l in o l e u m RUG w it h b o r d e r Twenty of these rugs, chotce^oi u $11.50 fered a t this absurd price. $16 CONSOLE TABLE AND MIRROR • flviS ,\a DINING ROOM SUITE VALUES •• Too good to bo true. Think ot buying u console table and m irror for less than the price of the mirror, ^ca it is genuine w alnut and lies thv luico finish and is a Spanish style. This is not selling, it is- giving. A very -chase, and the additional discount brings the price lower thnn whole- BUYS A VALUE M i) Sale. S m a ll . DRESSER 18x30 $37 VALUE $18 RUG F R E E ROOM SUITE Given VALUES Dresser THIS 2-PIECE IT E $425—10-pc. Suite .................. $650—9-pc. S u ite.................. i . ™ ! $310—9-pc. S u ite........................ '. . . i X $185—9-pc. S u ite .............. $435—10-pc. S u ite................... .......... $250—10-pc. S u ite ................. $298—9-pc. S u ite..................... $239—9-pc. Suite ........................... . BUY A REAL BREAKFAST SUI1 A T TH E PRICE OF A CHEAP ONE 50 D IFFER EN T SUITES TO SELECT FROM*, _ VANITY DRESSER KITCHEN CABINETS Genuine “Marsh” ‘50 Value ..$2625 '•50 V alu e.. $29.50 '.50 V alue.. $39.50 '•00 V alue.. $37.50 •00 V alue.. $42.50 with porcelain $800.00 Value This is a regular *75.00 vanity full length mirror, finished in American walnut, three drawer* on either aid# and a value that will have to be wen to he appre­ ciated. , This wonderful suite will be given away at this low price. Genuine walnut frame, the suite being upholst­ ered in the hand-made Irish linen freize, a material costing wholesale $75.00 a yard. Measure it and then figure the price and see that it is not sold but ju st given away. $325—6-pc. Suite $330—7-pc. Suite $810—9-pc. Suite $250—3 pc. Suite $350—6-pc. Suite $685—8-pc. Suite $450—6-pc. Suite $310—5-pc Su ite.. $135—3-pc. Suite $250—4-pc. Suite $275—6*pc. Suite $265—6 pc. Suite $275—7 pc. Suite $323—7-pc. Suite $149—7-pc. Suite T n It , • • ___ Liil*. i g g A A M 'lj .-m i'f«» i , J.Vj JIPJJ ifljV $ 60.00-6pc. Suite ... $ 95.007-Pc. Suite .. $165.00 6-pc. Suite $175.00’6-pc. Suite $275.00 7-pc. S u ite. _/ �■•r'AS TIIE BANPOM I nB ftA IA V B jV fU R n'A ^N O V E M B B K SB. IMP riford Herald rrrrr ■ fle r n m * * «itriwoanf *•“*'**Perishable Materials "ST A s .B n s iia n e W e ’r e T r y i n g O u r B e s t T o P a t c h H im b ees U p— C al USE QUAKER STA1 nr«»' A n ep itap h fount! in a D ev o n sh ire c h u rch -y ard in E n g ­ Absolute Zero. land re a d s: “ H ere lies the rem ain s of J a n ie s Padv, brick-m ak­ Financing Aria. M nrrnnH f l» » < m * t l « er, in hope th n t his d ay will be rem oulded in a w orkm anlike IT. I » l » . a l I k r More Turkey for Soldier*. >r4. l-m rltla m *g*r »f< •> m anner fa r surperior to his p erish ab le m a te ria ls." F.ricHon Remembered. • I M arch !t l**T. W ith o u t attem p tin g to an aly ze th e s tru c tu re of th is Hr .1 rl knp llrUliane (I) 1- I I R A I . . KIIITOH C ftiM r U f M H O T I n ' S fiM i CNS* KARII I I F I l l i M i V t f i R I I sentence from a gram m atical p o in t of view, we cannot re­ K J O > K I t l n u a i l x W I U I sist com m ent upon the good common sen se expressed. W ould­ THANKSGIVING DAY' has ML'IlirTlOA l l A T E i n ’t it be w onderful if the work o f God could lie so improved passed, but we shall still be thank*7 f - r ---M-Sii upon th a t in some after-life we would no t be subjected to ful, especially for discoveries in ■ha ...______ - «1". Inutha ..... . any o f th e frailties which annoy u s on th is e a rth , and could /e.ence, on which our welfare de­ »«.i.i C» pier |KP Wrrk F 4 ;il- '» p r r Y m r co ab o u t o u r work, no more liie-long h u t etern al, w ith m a te r­ pends. Berlin scientists have created the II Id, *u»fnnT« itlaappp »'<*» ials not perishnblc? ■■karrlkra in iVr Inlernn •old.st spot on earth, producing la­ W e sincerely doubt .however, if an y o th e r god could he Service reeelvlna from C & lewa ; exper.nients a tem per­ IK**. « ■perlor « rn > . nraaalaailuu m ore w orkm anlike in the c o n stru ctio n of th e hum an body. boratory ature IV.) degrees he low zero. rwe»*rl ikouaaad «»nl« rinili pnter•«g all Ike leaillaa evrnla ul Ike an­ It isn ’t th e carriag e which is a t fa u lt; it is th e wav it is driv­ Outside nur atm osphere, in mys- ( tin ' w eld. Tfce I. A. *. U <*-«|frcl«il. rffp ltn l In Flnrltla nail lln en. W hen one considers the s tre s s and s tra in which th e aver* tcrious *r «ce separating solar *y*- i al kandllna alaln nevva la age body is subjected to, it is a w o n d er th a t it lasts as long, terns from <och other there exists nllk*rf renal. ♦absolute Eero”. On our Fahren­ la p Ifem'd la a moniker of Ikr and efficien tly as »t does. heit thermometer, th at would be %•*!< 'llarean uf (‘Irrnlailana. na It is m eant for eight h o u rs sleep ; it u su ally ’ g ets 161 degrees below zero, space lalrradlloual Aaa.teinllun of I'uli mn* \ 4 , m u iM ' about six, m ore or less fitfully. It w as b u ilt to consum e a ccr- without hent. W rrv Mf*l> i.hipk »ri|nir<*« ruck !* ■ » .\ tain am ount of food ; it som etim es g e ts considerably less but W f iiiH n to J k M h in lt to li . a | . • f . , . AT S U ril a tem perature th? Ikaraa ■» audit of anl,arrlpli,,na usually inordinately more. It w as m ade to r work, not too nrrtrr |,t trr ll) alianlulrl) IMproperties of m atter change, ■II ela aia ul elrenlntlon aa o rll ua much, nor loafing. It requires fre s h a ir and plcntv of it; it Metals lose resistance to electric­ ••eat knalneaa DiPlkuda. finds w orrv a noison worse th a n th e alcohol and nicotine ity and lieeonie ..upra-conductori. which ruin so many bodies. It w as not m ade fo r excesses of *A thin thread of mercury will SAT JR DAY,” NOVT 26, 1927. carry enough electricity to light any kind. How often do we find th e body tre a ted rig h t? n(K IIFII Al.li'a n i n '.I U It several hun red lamps. Helium, nom, In rllr *■■ eauair ,i. It is su rp risin g how well and how long m an’s m achine I rut Ion. •r n a lr r ronte >• Jackann- will run w ith the kind of d riv er it has. None of th e m an­ the gas used in our dirigibles, beconr s liipiid a few dejrri"** above tiu».r Sr~Ca ktrurilon of 91. J o in , Indlea made m achines will do so well. W e often find men who have absolute zero, la that ter ’ *e cold Him 1 Canal. poisoned th o ir 1 kmlies w ith one th in g or a n o th er until it is molecules in m atter in e tlie'r « ^ - > l n a 6 u n r a i l u n o f n i o a l k l f -l*n\ necessary to rem ove a kidney, gall bladder, or possibly a motion, which may arrnun. for n eat In c of hnllrftnc p m . their greater eb-ctric cnnductlvLy. -kouapa Iiolpla ■purliu-il large portion o f the stom ach. We find o th e rs w ith one lung entirely gone, and w ith perhaps only n portion of the o th e r; nmmunlir f kraf. MOST IMPORTANT to science1 Iplrlloo uf rllr heauttflm- we find them with n arts o f the b ra in rem oved, o r even the is tiie fuel, that life itself is not ir a c r a m . h e art once onerated upon. Still th e ir bodies continue to fun- , destroyed at that low tem p e ra tu r’. ! i n and m odern k o a p lla t. ft ion for them , carry in g thorn a b o u t front one place to a n - [Reeds of barley, wheat, m ustard i IE v e r s e f o i T t o d a y o ther, still a serviceable carriage. “"‘I "‘her plants, exposed to n UVERSAL ANTHEM:— temperature ju*t nbnve absolute M an’s body is tritely w onderfully made be the Lord God of Israel znru did uni luxe their germ intu­ ------------------- o --------------------rerlnsiing to everhiMting: itu: power. C‘<>nRe<|nentlv life on •r •( fM fore. PtorMa 111 M m a l U *>»■»»• ___ »nd lei the people say, Anu-n. Pralue lye the Lord. I’.-uilm 106.IS. PRAYER: l**Praiaq God from whom all bless­ Considered from the sta n d p o in t of tim e, four y ears com­ ings flow, P rtls e llilm al creatures here be­ pose only a small p a rt in th e life of a citv and y e t m easured in term s of progress and civic achievem ents so short a period low.” * A Creditable Achievement * K E EP AT IT W irk while you work, * i | Play while you play, #' don't drink ithino * Till you get too gay. I 0- —Euatis Lake Region. Si^g while you sing, | Moan while you moan, if you junt m ust wall C V Get a saxophone. -W aycross Jum nl Herald. E ^-ly to bed.,, rt Arfl what you miss YVill cause suprise. —Savannah Prcra. The axpayers League drew the f ir s t b ood. _L No. t e city glt.qtivn for a new com m i^loner has not bsen held yet. ------ —o------- Anot er grand jury meets in De­ cember It will also have a duty to perforn . H a k J Sanford a “ Friendly" nn Well ar “S u b stu n tia r city. Smiles Mt no ling. Jury kam perera In the Teapot : Dome ( I case am finding th a t is a risky b ■IneaiT, TTier w eir* j o b« alm ost ns . much c mpetitlnn In the milk busi■s in the newspaper. A TOURIST REGISTER NEEDED l'Al.ATKA NEWS -o att.ntlon Putnam und West Coasts, which by superior W h aiw e can’t un lerstand is how | il ow little **Blf B 1" Thompson knew any of county nnd Pnlntka have really belief is founded principally on the paid to the, winter visitor a n d tour­ aggressiveness have almost con­ b|oks were pro- British. ist was.shown yesterday when S. vinced Florida that they are en­ ------—o--------Ceor U isn't the only college in P. Robinson, summer resident of titled to a monopoly of the tourist Sou h that plays football. Guess Ohio, went in search here of a patronage. Orida knows its kicks nnd pusses tourist register, similar to those Changed conditions, however, maintained by nil of the strictly must now he reckoned with. There too. tourist renters of Florida. He was -ev­ must ulso bo n realization that the all, a* the milkman Said, in search of other Ohioans, former majority of tourists who come to L** only this state are not seeking the n few humtrrd thotisund friend*, perhaps ,ir who could talk his own poj* lurid pleasures which the resort more or less, untong ■those iticnl language or iliscuss the venters offer, but an economical I thing* which those from the same and pleasant escape from frigid u -____ winters. Thera nre several hundred juries ate Indicating thnt ! ‘c ttl?n ,n v ‘‘ in . fed up on hank robberies. B-lng tnorougiuy ver*e«t in Fmr- thousand Putnam county prospects o tne tn n i juries io do th ei. '«!“ ««ys, us he has come tft th - dwelling north of the Mnson-Dixon state every winter hut one since Line who might be induced to join Bit:., Mr. Robinson modi u *»•? line the winter resident colony, ns they He i s ‘VoMMinn^"r ‘he •chamber of commerce. He own their homes here at n very see why this j n ’r t>.. us wu’* pvrhttps a little surprised wh.*n I muuII cost c nnd live much more fringe" shouldn’ , county . .reg. . . 'cheaply — . -J than they can on the Gold ssful as the other kind kind. Thev They lliu'w ns directed to the ister a fter he made it known thut ' (Toast. lyfcrt a divorev if it fails. •Ply tiller w ear -r-°- good recommendation for office but It sometimes a powerft# infentive.— elections. r. The incident suggests a new -------- o * • avenue of service for the County g Immanuel hud known he Chamber of Commerce. It can be­ |n g to get the Dure for life come, and should become, an in­ bly wouldn’t have sub- formation bureau for tourists nnd r peacefully to the Fascists’ winter visitors. A lthough. Putnam , n Rome. in many ways peerless, has never -------- o -------gone in f"i the tourist trade, it Is fie blizzard has struck the itm a fact thut the county has (W rit and coyercd Indiaitu hundred* of wint?r resident* who lloioi* with a blanket o f snow go north for the summer. These . *0 , blow, ye winds, heigh aw 1 11 at Interlntchun and other We down to sunny Florida. □lares in West I’utnam, a t Federal Point, San Mateo, Pomona Welaka, ■o--------have to Crescent Cit» and other centar* on » Enrmun S" Jure tMs week. Our or>- ithe Fruitlund Peninsular, a t Palatth at if ail juror* were a* ' ka ami nearby. The ground ha* in the discharge of duty hesn broken for the development ■erdlct* would he diff of the tourist industry by the biulaIlcruiil iru? of Colonial Inn. nnd the tittle is CECIL L. KIN] w jrrw io vs. 1601 \ \ t p |rt| nr/) 7/ 7 We Buy and Bottles of All scriptions. Rear pnri! KOTS ) NCXA S. SOMAN £ 1 2 Sanford Ava »• | | Generator Starter and 5 ibin planet a fter it colled off, iiytrh’ have boon started ov ML* germs from other planets, hurled oft into spare, settling in nur tircniH. and by evolution, prodiic in<: nil life from microbes to men. Ignition * Service Our Specialty < AUTOMOTIVE J ELECTRIC CO. "j \V. First at Oak. may play a lug purl in the h isto ry of a com m unity, H am lets THAT W Otn I) make it tinhave grown into good-sized tow ns and small cities have grow n neeessnry for lif • to tie created THE FLOODS IN NEW ENGLAND into m etropolitan centers in alm o st as sh o rt a neriod. San miraculously on all the billions of planets in space, nod would save FLORIDA TIM ES FNION Francisco was a village stru g g lin g fo r its very existance a great deal of trouble. when th e gold boom started . In less th an a y e a r’s tim e it had nil exceptionally disastrous , vet being displayed' in print, with fifty thousand people. Miami grew overnight to he th e big­ r (INSIDER. ALSO. THAT the Vent, I'.i.'i’ will he written down in I taies of death and destruction of gest city in th e s ta te and it w as done in a m anner th a t s u r­ sun’-* heat conies through OH,0 0 0 ,- the r i unis. The slot nts and flood.- millions of dollars'w orth <>f properpassed th e achievem ents of m any o f the la rg e st cities of the 000 miles of ether at nbsoluts in \ are part* of the United S ta­ ly. The rainstorm was qitiekly fol­ !tro, to warm our planet. The sun’s te- are noted as pax^iat: in extent lowed by the rising of the streams. 1 country. rays become bent only when they and futilities nnd property damage and many people were caught, ab­ And so tim e itself mav not m ean m uch; i t ’s w hat is done strike the resistance of our nt- nn> thing known in nearly a cent- so lu te ly unprepaird for any tlefenin th a t tim e th a t counts. It w as w ith th a t th o u g h t in mind ntosphere, just ns the electric m . Tiie dwellers in the Mississippi ■ie. Add 'd to the troubles of the th a t we recalled several days ago a local instance th a t fo r e -'Clirrent* roming in w inter over .» valle), driven front their homes and New Kttgianders in the Connecticut field* and business places early in | liver val>ey a cold wave followed, ibly dem o n strates the tr u th of th a t sta te m e n t. N othing 101,1 a ’pP(‘r wirc* h|,nt 1 year, and kept nv ay by recurr- and relief work was imped'd by when it wtrike* tiie rnxlutunrc «.f 11the seem s to convince people m ore th a n to point out som ething tin* electric stove. ’mr I t tl.s in .overs and new floods. i mow and high winds anti low ternthey know about and som ething th e y have seen. --------I have tdaunrd attention daring the i Perntures. FIRST ABSTRACT science 1xiumik t The St. Louis tornado, The Red Ctos.* un actively w alk, It was ju s t four y ears ago tom orrow when in the early then useful application, Practical on mg n the early fall was a very ing to held the suffering, nnd with m orning a firo broke ou t th a t w ith in a few hours had wiped nt*n may find a way tn crer.te ini n n r in flirt ion, mid then, without j the waters receding and in some see out th e Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch, rectory, parish house i metals, apart, from uhsolute zero tin- sitghteu* warning i.tme death ' tion» buck in not mat Isiunds, it will tt-Jtem |»rature, conditions sim ilar fo i mid desirurtiun in fl'.od waters ids- lie only a m atter of u short time he* and brotherhood building. >The church organization SU sttstainqd.u.lo*s of fifty thousand dollars and found itself w ithout those thnt Absolute zero crenteH. iog in Vermont. The rivers o f Ne-v f o r e wheels in industry, elteeked by n p lan t In which to work and w ith th e prospects none too Trtnt w nuhfm ake [Aiisllde I n n s - i Kng4m(l, getting their sufipiies far the' tlm d, will he whirling again, portatinn of tlectric current w ith -1north, caught wlme Is said to have Bridges will in* rebuilt, highway.-' b rig h t for rebuilding. T he church had played an influential out east or loss, nnd solve the been the downpour from a meeting repaired and homes that hud not p a rt in th e building of Sanford over a period o f m any years problem of cheap power. {of warm ami cold a ir currents— been completely destroyed or car-------’ {storms tising south anti north and ried aw ay will he put in go< d con­ and not only did the Holy C ross congregation s u ffe r hut the AMERICANS ARK I.ENDINN’G getting together wel’ up towards dition again. Te people of that sect­ city ns a whole sustained a trem endous loss. money nbrnntl in l>i1 Iloi„s of dollars | !be Croat Lukes—and n deluge re ion are hardy, energetic and believe F o u r y ears have passed and w ith th e ir passing have without asking what will be done milting that rhenged peaeeful str- in helping themselves as far ns may come big changes for the Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch. On w’th the money, or how it* U'e earns, in*" ragtag floods. be. The disaster shocked anti surthe grounds th a t were nothing hut a sm ouldering heap of mny affect Am rica. Tho country hut slowly realized t Pr 'se<l moat all in the affected reg. tiie extent and violence of this lat­ ion; there had been high water ashes only a sh o rt tim e ago th e re stan d s n m odern church CHINESE BUSINESS men est calamity. News from Mont pel. times, particularly In the spring plant. A handsom e church w ith its au x iliary building, the protest against proposed Anierlier,Vl., came through, and then when the snow wns melting, hut no­ parish house, stan d s as u m onum ent to th e u n stin tin g and utn lonns to the South Mnnehuriitn there was apprehension for the thing approaching the present situn relen tin g effo rts o f a sm all b u t determ ined group of people. railway. ‘ That railroad," saytlm places farther down, through Mass- nation hat! been recorded in .more .It has been a noble achievem ent— th is building of a house of Chinese, “ is nn agency fo r Ja p ”.n- n 'husett,* and New Hampshire. Be­ than half a century. Tn point of number of fatalities w orship and parish house, and it reflects much credit upon e 'e imperialistic penetration Into ginning Thursday morning and conChinn, a Japanese imperialistic, tinning for forty-eight hours three and destruction to roads, bridges, those who have been responsible fo r it. i tditieal nnd economic instrument to four inch .* of rain fell in the l ower plants, factories, homes and We re ite ra te th a t tim e is a sm all th in g h u t th e way it is not a commercial undertaking." upper section of New England, and business phu-ca the flood surpassed this, cn'-'ulnU'd as several cubic most other enlnmities «»mcwhat utilized is w hat concerns us m ost. T he H erald w ith all of of water, overflowed every similar, excepting that of the Miss­ Sanford is proud of th e Holv Cross Episcopal C hurch. We WE MIGHT FEEL foolish. r»* miles river and stream, burs tin? dams, issippi valley troubles. Differing Wars hence, discovering-.thnt v.e a re proud of it because it has m ade tim e count fo r som e­ financed unification of Asia flooding the li'iisatonie nnd Con­ from thnt proposition in the mari­ thing m ore th an ju s t th re e hundred and six ty -fiv e days a Iir.il necticut rivers. The annuul rainfall ner of approach, which was gradual for Japan. y ear for four years. • A unified Asia, directed y Japan, ! came a fter n long rainy summmer, a long the Mississippi, the New Eng -o-- nnd go Farther f0l M oney. Free frank-d Service. / T ^ £ 5H E 3 s 'i'ifev- And early to rise, O il, /> •sc ability, nvght make this twin und the soil would not take up any -land troubles came In a flash, and more water. It had run off - the damage was done almost be­ try think linrd. and with it went bridges and fore it wns realized that it hnd been factories, roads THE AMERICAN SOLDIK.R, '.m '"*T k’ T " * nn'' threatened. The whole country sym bed his Thanksgiving Day turkey f n tht* P“ 1^ *,f ,hc pnthizes with the people of the allowance increased yesterday . .. . wn> to flooded district and if there should from one pound to one pound and U " * ^ " " d Sound. he appeal made for help there will three*qniirter« for each man by !n ami I bi* certain a..nJ prompt response. At ortLr of Presitlent Coolidge. 'lutck ■transportation people and this........» time v..v the3 — *^te* affected appear .. ..,o?- ■ . .................... The President hnd 100 pound* "f toinga it wua p»*.*ililt- n f,.w duya j to lie looking into the situation with fine turkeys sent him by friends. ,' r“ ’r th,‘ *'«od» to show pictures tn the hopu expressed th a t they may nnd probably ate three ounces. n<U *ken over the flooded urea ami see. In* able to adjust m atters whhMit choosing to overload his Stomach. ';''n desulatiun and disaster are going fa r afield for help. TIIE ENGINEERS’ CLUB in New Y’ork celebrated with Thuuksgiving, the anniversary of John EXCHANGE Ericsson’a landing In America front Denmark. What a“ newspaper can accunt- e<| far them nr.* now aiding other ... --------- , , 1 push by devoting its columns to Idistressed fnmtlics. Ericsson, you remember, invented chnritlzs in illustrated by The "L ast year’s appeal by Th.- Times amt built the Monitor, at first rid- New York Times, which report in <wns its fifteenth annual plea fur Ruled as a “cheese box.'* . the issue of Sunday , August 7. neediest cases, and the public That cheese box destroyed the results of its lu*t campaign for i the response was u record. The total Mrrrimac, turning the tide of the On* Hundr?il Neediest case* tlnr- amount received was |2H0^I02.28. Civil war. ing the Christmas season of 1026. Contributor* numbered 12,H9 0 . The If another Ericsson should come, “G r-nt changes f„p the better first hundred cases were quickly he would be asked "Have you not have taken place in nearly every provided for and contributions con* read cur imm igration laws? Don’t family." The Tim:s declares in tci- linti.d until tiie needs of 2nt* addi­ you know we need no Europeans7", lin ; what has hnp;ieneii to each of tional cases were met." r “" y , h “* “ — the ope hundred cases. Hundreds Enterprise uf this newspaper in NO WAR 18 MORE horriiiL^ri sick and undornnuriied children dispensing charities during the than a religious war, as IIIuntrny<Ml {huve* be -n built up in health, Christm as holidays shows anew now in Mexico. < *ffiiu'1*** have been saved nnd fam- how much* broader is the field of an»l recreational center where they Four men, one n priest, were *''**• "inking unexpectedly good newspaper service than mere deal­ could assemble and fraternize. executed by shooting on Wednes. Progre**, have become self-support­ ings in news, advertising and ediHorse-shoe pitching, roque, ahufflefollowing alleged confess |Q'* aeatn. and contributions Intend- torisl opinion._____________ board nnd other harmless anftiss- dav. nients would go a long ways tu fa rd ions by all four, th a t they had plot, dispelling the ennui of idle hours. ted tn m urder Ohregon, candidate i for president.) ____ _____ __________ BREVARD NEWS A Canadian professor has dis­ THE CATHOLIC PRIEST. Rev., covered that men used tools 1 .1 0 ,- Miguel Aguatin Trujaures, died' Asfilo fron. the need o f new cap- (they could make some money. We 000 year* ago. Probably they did Erst, a t his own request, setting' i* ® 1 «nd more money in this county | know, for “them* boys" speak to us hut we’ll bet the ladies had all the an example of courage to the oth- there ia nn angle to the question of “ bout their hopzs, thelt efforts to gtms; r». Asked if he had only request he bringing industries Into this section get wnrk. and it is, [ndetd hard to rt plicri*. “ I beg you let me pray. that la of vital concern to every find. So let uh keep on In -uir e'/u rts Twenty-four students have been He knelt, raying, with a crucifix imrent tn Tramylvania county. graduated from the Dry Bureau's held before hltp. and then, standing We're thinking now of the young to get industries located hire. Let a fte r failure follow our ef­ College u* for v Enforcement ---------«2 ifnt "Officers f “ cer* with hi* face to the firing squad, men who are needing work, regular failure forts, y et me m ust not give .up. in Washington. The dispatchi he was shot as he made the sign jobs, as we usually usually speak speak of such Thera are m any fine site* here for didn’t mention th* names of the of the croaa. A sergeant gave h ;- i|th :nc*. , m anufacturing plants, and one of honor men in the target practice thr ‘scoud de graceRV, sending n W hat is there in Transylvania for these p retty days the right bunch tourre. pistol bullet into his temple. your t,oy to do nuw? Often we hear will look the field over, und Irurfte . . M,n,• mak‘> th« statem ent th at her?, and then let our finesHhThcirttf A sk in g 'em for _ the “T h eje^ o y s ought to bo a t wtwk.’’j But what ar^* tfleo r opportunity that is b ein g real 1^, jo u g h by many A NEWSPAPER’S CHARITIES WHAT ARE OUR BOYS TO FIND TO DO? oung nUn right Ww. l . Brevafd I’li BOY WAS Sltl Dii;ik - Elder Texan Tells How He Cot quainted With the Good W| of Black-Draught u a Laxative. Springs W ater H ealth In su ran ce LOCH ARBOR Has Pure Water Supplied front a Deep Wei and Ntorcd in a herm etically settled tan k , which prevcnlt contam ination. Loch A r­ bor's w a ter is a s pu re nnd good a s any to be found In Florida. , Ask for n sam ple have it analyzed. nnd DeForest - Sanford Glenflorn, Texas.—"I had t ( opell when just tifteen year* a. says Mr. George W. Maned,R| 2, this place. "Anyone whohnl chills, like I had, is apt to i ber them. I was a nick bo, lay around the home, weak Myii was yellow and I could hintiyi up. I had hard chills. "My father gave m« Someono told him to civemci Draught with it. He W att „ home, and they fixed iiapTiWst, It wnsn't very gotsl, bet I vu I ■ick'l would take nnxtbjM. " A f t ___- t _____ i v "Aftcr^ a few days, 1 hejia to I better. I wua hungry sod ofi I kept on taking the Uafnrw and I gut well. 1 haven't _ chills since then, but I have tdnj lot of Black-Draught since time. It in a family mediant t me.” Where assistance is needed inI way of a laxative or calluitic,! ford’s Black-Draught should I en, ns often as necessary, to i the bowels and put theiniaiht ly and normal state of activity. Try it; lc a dose. .vfl Realty Cc. V. O. Box T»9 Sanford Fla. u c k -Pdw ere la m *' Ib P W u V t it i iL MILK WK ARE T H E ONLY PR O D U CER S SELLING GRADE A MILK IN S A N F O R D T he llesl is th e C heapest. F o r Daily Delivery Phone S an fo rd .’181 o r Call at IlirdsonR Ice Cream Co. LONGWOOD DAIRY Notice To Car Owners I specialize in Refinishinx Automo-| biles with 100% DuPont Duco. This class of work nlakes your old c®rj look like a factory job, and will last indeW initely. ^ I guarantee this class of work to la3*.] two years. On account of present conditions have added a line of Lacquer, to take of those who want a cheaper class of work* This class of work Can be done «] whatever amount you want to spend the car. ROYSCHMIBT Shop located on o utisf&'e?**' H o u se W. THIRD ST. AU t h o w z b o R E -n N lS H I | �THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2fi, 1927 Styrom, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Takhch, Miss Ellen Roy, Miss Aranka Tak* «ch, Miss Naomi Fellows, Mis* Bertha Takaeh and Miss Madeline. Mallem. Personal Activities Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Men’s Club Of First Literary Methodist Church Has Holds An Interesting, Meeting Last Night Session At Clubhouse “haptcr No. 2 O. E. S. Id at 3:00 o’clock at ( Temple. MONDAY liar monthly business meeting of the T ruth 4SS will m eet Monday gt three o’clock. Nov, at the home of Mr?*, ford with the following The Methodist Mens Club a' this city held on interesting meetin« last nijrht in the church an­ nex, it being the regular seminirnthly meeting of the cluh. A fenture of the meeting was a short address by Fred It. Wilson, who spoke in u general way about the assistance such a club could be to the church anil complimented the membership committee to fill Judge James G. Sharon, James, those present on the activity of the vacancy caused by the resign­ Alex and Jane Sharon and Mrs. ation of Mis. Maude H. Clarke. Jane Smith returned home Friday Plans were perfected at last Mrs. frank Marler was appointed nfternoon from Jacksonville where night’s meeting for the Christmas to serve on the house committee. they spent Thanksgiving as the A lter all laisineaa hnd been dis­ guests of Mr.-and Mrs. C. E. Pelot. Tree Entertainment which will be held at the church on December posed of, a very clever play read­ Mrs. Sharon went from there to 23rd. While this is to he a Sun­ ing. a one act iiinicdy “Where Hut Madison where she will attend the day School affair the Men’s Club In America was given, depicting wedding of Miss M argnrst Fralis lending its efforts to the end the denmvraiy of service. The piny e'gh. which will he solemnized S at­ that every child in the Sunday reading was directed by Mrs. ,1. urday evening. School shall he remembered at H. C'ogburn and the cast includ­ Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coghurn and Christmas. Committees w e r e a n ­ ed Mrs. logburn, Mrs. W. r’„ nounced to handle the s e v e r a l Stone and Mrs. II A. Winston. It family spent Thanksgiving a t Cen­ m atters pertaining to the enter­ "n s well given and much appi**- ter Hill as the guests of relatives. ciiitcd by the audience. tainment. — ----------M iss Sarah Wheeless, who bn* It was decided to hold a banquet at the next regular meeting, of m lallahasse ns the guest of friends the cluh which will ho on DecomFlorida State College for Wo­ ier 0th. At this time an out-oi* men. will return home Monday town speaker will he present and a large attendance of the men of Mrs. v K Mallem entertained *-*v•-iiintr. the church is expected. the Rosary Confertrenity of All Souls Church of which she is Mr. and Mrs. S. Hobo Dean and chairman. Friday evening at her daughter. Mrs. Robert M. Davidson home in East First Street. Cry- "f Miami are the guests of Mr. and >tal howls and baskets filled with red roses and ferns were arranged fine of the jolliest of the many with pleasing effect about the where the guests assembled. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hart Peterson •hiMien's parties given this season rooms After the business hour, the re­ motored Friday to Jacksonville was that of Friday aftrnoon given by Mrs. .1. It, Yldler i n ‘honor of mainder of ihe evening was spent where they will spend the week­ playing bridge, there being end as the guests of Mrs. Peter­ her son, Arthur, The occasion be­ with four tables of players. Scores were son's uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. ing his seventh birthday. kept mi bright colored tallies sug­ Robert Simms. Decorating the rooms where tin* gestive of Thanksgiving. After hildren assembled wore baskets several progression hail been play­ Mrs. Kate M. Tracy of Minne­ md howls of cut flowers carrying ed, Mrs. Nnone was nwarded a lut the color scheme of pink, white beautiful port'nlin fur holding apolis. Minn., is visiting in San­ »nd green. The afternoon hours stationary. The low score prize ford as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs were quickly spent with games an embroidered guest towel went W. II Tunnldiffe. both obi anil new, and at n late hour to Mrs. Michel. . refreshments of pink and white Ice At a late hour the hustess served ' * 1 ■renin, individual cakes iced in pink refreshments consisting nf potato ind candies were served. Favors tnlad, salt.nes. cake and coffee. if gay colored horns nnd caps wore During the refreshment hour sev­ fiven the young guests. eral vocal selections were given by Enjoying the day with Arthur Miss Naomi Fellows. Mr. and Mrs Craig Thompson nnd were Jane Sharon, Betty Wheelega, The guests were Mrs. Noone, Vlaria Ann Powers, Frances Ma­ Mrs. Mack. Mrs. Mauser, Mrs. Pet­ daughter, Hetty left Saturday by loney, Nana Pratt Lowery, Curia ers, Mrs. Monuhnn, Mrs. Fellows, motor for Montgomery, Ain., where Wheeler, Louise Wheeler, Marjorie Mrs. Pichard, Mrs. Michel, Mrs. they will make their home. Cogburn, Dorothy Mitchell, Ward ,’ochnin. ficne Cochran, Sprott .ong, Lawton Walker, Hubert Walker, Stew art Catehell and Jack Vidtar. Mrs. Mallem Hostess lo episcopal Lroup a Club will attend ces at church at 3 which meeting nf held at class rooms C. Chamberlin as host| TUESDAY fit sewing club will meet \ Father lie Hannon at nf Mrs. Mack, ifian Sunday School Class [rst Baptist Church will play night ut 7:30 a t the Mrs. ('. A. McMahon King and Mrs. McMahon freshnient committee of i Seekers Class of the (.'hurch for the birth i Tuesday will meet at •ft Mrs. J. D. Parker at ark Saturday afternoon. WEDNESDAY J hmeheon at one o’cloc': its Ixsena, at Dnytonc Half Song Service To Be HeldAtNearbyChurcli DOLL CARRIAGES $3 . 5 0 to $13.75 Doll Furniture * jfc Miration a t the 1 1 o'clock * a Special Corporate °n for the men. Every I male member of the i expected nnd urged to SOUL’S CHURCH Sunday of Advent as* 8 :0 0 A. M. m 8 : to A. M. da** 10:00 A. M. Benediction 7:30 P. M School at 10 o’clock. Subject for tomorrow, "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced.’’ Wednesday evening services wwhlch include 4, testimonies of Christian Science healing are al­ io held in the Woman's Cluh at i o'clock. This Church maintains u free.’leading Room, 517 First National Rank Building where the Bible and ill uuthorizid Christian Science literature may he reud, borrowed ir purchased. Open daily except Sundays and holidays from 3 to ’> P. M. All are welcome to attend th** •ervices ami to make use of the Reading Room. (lift Price Sale Monday East Window Full Of Bargains CASH Wheelbarrow Sets, Including Rilkes, Shovel And Hoe The Jeweler VALDEZ CAFE SPECIAL: SUNDAY DINNER $1.00 Fruit Cocktail Cream of Chicken Soup Olives Entree Fried oysters on toast, Rutter Sauce Choice Of. • Baked Red Snapper, C r ole Sauce, Prime Ribs of Roust Beef, Au Jus Spring Chicken A 1a Maryland Green P"us Parlscnne Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Waldorf Salad Choice Of: Lemon Meringue Pie Individual Cup Custard Creme de Minthe Purfait Ici'd Tea * Coffee : Milk Teii J subject, “The Alone t I-ach Day.’ People’s llnions 8:45 If Service 7:30 i subject, "The Girl Who M a n —But Too H astily.” Riving miptic by the choir N feature of the evening Cillery service * 1 1 B w fdnfeU C h* and baby teds. Ju st the thing to let the baby doll sleep in. Toy Drums A n y th in g in our toy d ep artm en t may he reserved by a deposit of 2 5 '. . One condition is attach ed to articles reserved, in th a t, inasm uch as th is is seasonable m erchandise we cannot exchange articles once they have been p u t aside. APO Tricycles amt Kidd/' Kars CREAM sugar, and flavoring. The same high standard of quality of PRINCESS ice cream with rack stand. M am a” Dol!», Sleepy Eyes, Talking Fancy Colored Dresses. • $2.50 to $6.50 will be maintained as before, it being made from the equivalent of half., cream., and One lot of large size “Mama Dolts" to close out at greatly reduced prices. T his lot includes all carried over dollajFoF rm er Value $1.75 to $5.00, Specially priced $1.0<ito $2.50. half milk, giving the finished product on average of 10 percent butterfat. j Our (PURE CREAM Ice Cream will be Hold at vithin it* value. slightly higher price, but well Ask for it at your dealer, or try It for dinner or your next party, Our Creams are sold by the following Dealers Union Pharmacy No. 2. Genuine Water's Candy Kitchen* Madam Seminole• Fruit Store * ** * t r f * Theredore and Kerris ^ n tu p h .,, Soloist. et,in * Power for otveipia near S treet C ars, Eire T rucks, Steam Engines. 18 per cent Sweet 7:30 «*TISTU’. , 2 ? l CHRISTn ;M 15* ' M rdcie', ajar D um pcarts RESERVE GIFTS BY DEPOSIT Scooters, all equipped Worship 11;00( * > * Am The Vine," Stella Jordan on Religious 'Educalr (hurdles.” S* th» Pastor. “ How Think of God?” "E ndeavor a t 8:30. ,u»kuuon. President, A utom obiles, C ED A R CH ESTS We take pleasure In announcing that in addition lo our regular Princes* Cream we are now manufacturing a pu recreant ice cream made from | Family Hour and prayr* Wednesday evening R a t io n a l c h u r c h * Avenue and 3rd. Street, l.n oBt r? ar,l Root. Minister. 1 School thoroughly grad[at 9:45. [911a Jordan of Boston, one of the NaWaries of Religious Edml visit the various de• sad will give a short lr* the Adult Depart Toy E lectric T rain s— $6.50 to $15.00 Genuine Pure Cream Ice Cream! ■ five-minute prelude, Nficance of a Policeman s S u g g estio n s For Girls DOLLS ELECTRIC IRONS DOLL FURNITURE DOLL CARTS DOLL CARRIAGES BASSINETS •■*“ PIANOS' TRUNKS VACUUM CLEANERS TEA SETS HAT ROXES DOLL HOUSES TABLE SETS DRESSERS For Roys DRUMS POP GUNS AIR RIFLES MACHINE GUNS POOL TABLES h1>OT HALLS ARCHERY SETS BLOCKS ROCKY HOUSES VELOCIPEDES PEDAL CARS GAMES OF ALL KINDS 9:30 A. M. If Worship, 1 1 . 0 0 A. M. DRESSERS C hifferobes Cod n r C hest* Table Se^s Red Wagons and Express C arts j | School, * 9:45. ition of Holy Communion Don 1 1 :00 . I Prayer and Sermon 5: Peoples Service League, School ■* Pretty Children’s Party Given Friday limits White, state rela leave here at 10:30 b the home nf Mrs. John |J r.. on Park Avenue. Irian Circle oT the First parch wilt have an ail hi party ut the home of n. Anderson, 915 Elm ttnexday. ; SATURDAY The Ehenezer Church on the Or. Story hour at 10 o’clock lando road, about five miles south Sanford Library. Mias of Sanford, Will he the scene of a Turnbull will have song service tomorrow afternoon '>eginning ut 3 o’clock, according o an announcement today by M. A!. Lord, who will hove charge of he services. Old time hymns and church ■ongs will he featured. The public iY CROSS CHURCH is cordially invited to join in the t Sunday in Advene lion of Holy Communion cervices! he Churches **“ •w,u Where Santa Makes His Headquarters Seminole Bye-Lo Babies �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, Army Plays Navy In E ast’s Classic WhileNotreDame TakesSouthem C alifo ia They Direct Play of ’Gators NEW. YORK, Nov. 26.—With a splash of color like a bucket of paint, held topside by a sailor the annual Army and Navy football game Wns dropped down on top of New York this afternoon for the first time since 1025, which means the first tim e that the average sap had a chance to heckle the average VAV.'.VJ*1 spo^t w riter for tickets, if any. There wero none the crowd being estimated a t more than 70,000 and the sekts being estimated a t slight­ ly less. It was over thus a t nn Army and Navy football game because nil the admirals and second lieutenants had to be there, and nnturally the public ran a bad last. Approxi­ mately 70,000 people will view th<* spectacle, this being the only word th a t Is reserved annually fur thin occasion. I t is the only work that does justice to the paorama of color presented by the marching cadets and midshipment passing in review before Secretary of War Davis and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. Both will represent offic­ ial Washington at this game of games orsenshrdi shrdl hrdl shrdlumshhr Ju st what it may be all about is strictly another m atter, both teams having been defeated during the regular senson just coming to a to Notre Duma and Michigan: the close. The Navy finished second Army finished second to Yah* by one foot, the latter representing the difference between West Point’s fourth down on Yale’s goal neone may lie better, although line and the fifth down which the ’vo hoard nothing different so officials persisted in calling. In , than Harry IVakes,- Maine brief, the A rm y blew that one. flidek, at adding an • x tra point Drawing a line through the ord is IS goals after touch­ games played by tho Army anil er goal this year. Peakes’ Navy with Notre Dame, you could down up to early November throw this game out of the window to die on the car tracks In great disorder. But unfortunately, they persist in playing their football games on the day they nre sched­ uled, and, by this method, mistakes can and will hnppen. Today for example, the Navy can and prob­ ably will comer up to this game in Leads in Goals CHICAGO. Nov. 20 — <INS)— One hundred thousand privileged citizens of Chicago and eleven thousand visitors, more or less, wero m arking time today, waiting for tho big parade to Soldiers Field where a t 2 o’clock this af­ ternoon Notro Dame's famous gridiron warriors clash with the Trojans of the University of Southern California in one of the final classics of the season. The whole town is football mad. All public buildings, stores nnd offices are ablaze with the colors of the two schools. Mayor Wil­ liam Hale Thompson issued a prnclamatin to tho citizenry colling attention to tho fact th a t Chicago is host to one of the g reatest foot­ ball games ever staged and asking th a t the town arise to the occas­ ion. Both team s arrived in the city yesterday, followed by u host of enthusiastic rooters. More than 8 ,0 00 Californians, trailed the Tro­ jans across tho country. The coast delegation was headed by Mayor Ge<yge E. Cryer of Los Angeles. The weather is w arm er than it has been in several days. A situa­ tion believed to bo favorable to the sun-kissed Trojans. The offici­ al forecast Is “cloudy and warmer’* but no rain la predicted. STUART—New Dixie Highway between this place and Veru Beach opened to traffic for entire dis­ tance. BROOKSVILLE—12 o f most im­ portant streets here being paved. JA8PER—Florida Power Cor­ poration erecting steel transm is­ sion towers for high tension power ttna from Inglis to this place. Take that, kind word on where to bet your money in tho hn uiball lerhy from President Ham Creadon —one of the very, very important ndividunls of the* Cardinals take that pietty prediction from the Cardinals newly upp'iiutrJ nmv:igi r, William It. he Imie, nnd be­ lieve it to be the sentiment i of Bob O'Farrell who thought >mu h of McKcchnie that lie recommend <1 to Brandon that McKechnlc ho giv. en the pilot's post next white O’Farrell stepped from th a t job buck to a playing catcher alone. The dulcet .strains of tile trio',-, favorite number "Get*, but You’re a Good Guy, Pal,” may l*c nil dis­ cord a t the end of next season, bat try to tell then thut; yes, ju st try that and after you leave the hospi­ tal try something easy like sneak.* ing up behind Jack Dempsey. Against Tough Odds McKcchnie may b * remembered by n few as the fellow \y|m. threw mornfe into IKYT’lttsburg Pirates — message WASHINGTON —President Cooiid cd the mesiaBe w| liver to the c press which meet* (Continued From Pago One) the court that his bill would approximae $2,500. Mr. Herring declared the only legitimate c om or damage that could be presented W alker’s would be by Mr. Hutton's a t­ heavyweight. division. torney whose services, he declared, t second victim among the semicould amply bo taken care of in a 1 bia fellows was Pnul Berlenbach, Erstwhile Astoria assassin and for bond of J2,500. nier light heavyweight title hold­ The court order decreed that er. They fought t h e . ten , round the bond would have to be execut­ main event in promoter Jim Mul­ ed before m>on on Monday, other­ len’s boxing carnival a t the Co,\iwise the restraining order would ' be denied. Mr. Herring announce I scum. It was the same ring in which that the bond would be presented several weeks ago W alker defeat­ Architect to Judge W right some time this ed another former champion in the > nfemoon. _ r*on of Mike MeTigue. But the By today’s court ruling, the case pi tough Berlenbach did - not go the ^goes to a final stage on Decem­ way of McTigud, whom Mickey ber 5. At that time attorneys hammered insensible m less thr.n Ifni the parties- involved in the case two minutes of fighting. Berlen­ will introduce evidence to sub­ s ta n tia te their claims. Many prori- bach was on his feet a t the end I incut people are expected to L-* of ten viscious* rounds, but he was j summoned to give testimony ard groggy from W alker’s nsault and Ithe hearing is expected to attract not quite sure what it was all about. W alter had a clean margin considerable interest. Among those present at **>- in six rounds and a shade in two day's session before Judge Wright others. Rerienbach’s best rounds were: City Attorney DeCottes and wero th e ''first ami third. Walker started the fight like a associate, G. W. Spencer Jr., Giles J. Patterson,..M r. Hutton* whirlwind, evidently trying to du­ nre to h« round a nuianei of brilliant ball carriers. ' Principal counsel, Mr. Herring representing plicate his .first bound knockout Cl;,.: Crabtree, to tho left, la regarded one of the g rcatcit «*ay- the taxpayers, and Mayor E. F. of MeTigue. But Berly was n lit­ tle craftier..H e kept close to the , r clr< l>\ i t a coolm nd collected quarterback of vast e x p ^ m c e . Hnusholder. and vi r. at lie. “ Speedy" W alker, lower circle, la U gjitla^T oid. Following is a copy of the Irish Bull Dog, covered up and "A managed to weather the storm. aU tutc, ia muchly In tho race. restraining order: s a t ion vhkk « Then lie uncorked a few vicious “This cause having been origin­ 'UnmadUta nrre ally presented to the court on ih<* lefts which taught W alker enut. daisy t. No n il tenth day of November, A. I>. ,U n l im l t • 4 | 1927, on complainants’ hill, seek­ availabla at «m ing a temporary restraining order loans oa lap neoinst the defendants, and for raiid an cs sal 1 ctner relief, and a t said hearing I M proyart; there having been filed by sai'l j amount* fromt defendant: u general und special demurrer to tho bill of compjaint, and there hoving also been filed PALM CITY*—Streets In Palm by the parties complainant and defendant certain affidavits on th • City under construction this past See or A<k merits, and tho court, by agree­ summer nearing completion. Our Local 1 ment of counsel, having taken the S. It. Dig! MAYO— Work nn new rondhed m atter under advisement' until Sanford. the present time, and being at of state road No. 5-A through Lathis time of the opinion that in Fnyettc County progressing. view of the importance of the sub­ ject m atter of the action th at the CLEARWATER —Installation of m atter should not be determined two “ L” typ piers extending w est­ on technicalities alone, and beir.g ward into harbor front foot of further of the opinion th a t under Cleveland Street under way. the nffidnvits submitted by the LAKE ALFRED—New grape­ parties on the original presentnl fruit cannery being built here will tion of tho bill of complaint to tho court sufficient facts were hi ready for business by December not presented by tho parties to the courtj Air an qqu liable determ ina­ MIAMI BEACH—Burned Ho­ tion of the m atter on the merits, tel Wofford being reconstructed nnd being desirous of a further early preseatation by the parties of nnd will be completed about De­ euch additional facts as they may cember 1 . see fit to offer, ft is therefore, "Ordered, adjudged nnd decreed that a tem porary restraining ord­ ered do issue out of this court, u the conditions hereinafter set forth restraining the defendants nnd each of them, as prayed in said bill, to remain in effect until the fu rth er ort*>;r o( the court; nnd it is further, “Ordered, adjudged anti decreed th at the parties hereto may have the opportunity of presenting to he court a t 1 0 :01) A. M. on the fifth day of December, ■ P i1027,. such addiional facts as they may de­ sire. und th a t a t said time, the court will pass upon the demur­ rers, g e n e ra l. nnd special, hereto­ fore filed and upon the facts as then before the court, and will c t raid hearing determine whether or not said tem porary restraining Tlnli* Vanslckel, left, and Joe Bryan, are the m arried m rn on FTon m der shall be continued in force Ida's I0'.i7 football team. Vanslckel, a sophomore, la rega.-Ued one ol and effect until the further order tt:e oulslandlng eml prospect* In th e south, liryun la alno playing hit of the court; and it is further, flrgt yt nr cn th e vnralty, rn d 1* n powerful tackle. O ther in cm ben “Ordered, adjudged and decreed of the sq u nd'nre contrm tiUtlng Joining the ranks of thp benedict* that, In the event of the fnilure circulating around the com­ but Vanslckel and H riaa are holding the fo rt a t present, of the complaints to enter into partment* of your ice box not a good nnd sufficient bond in the only extracts the heat from the sum o r five thousand ($5,000.00) food, but carries back to the case to torpcdotitrarks, und dollars, to bo approved by tho Ice chamber the food odors, oil-fired boilers driven by geared judge of this court, payable to which are absorbed by the turbines, ure a special feature of moist film of melting Ice and er baker, who are listed among the the defendants, Jointly nnd sever­ discharged through the drain­ this giant battleship. ring’s greatest catchers, had pasted ally, and conditioned for the pay­ age pipe. ull She is 702 feet long and 100 feet each other to u fnre-thee-well at ment to said defendants of all wide aiid carries three sixteen inch th end of the eighth round. Risko costs and damages sustained by B U Y Y O U R ICC them by reason of the improper guns in each of her three forward hud more reserve power than the issuance of this order, by 1 2 : 0 0 from th* wagon o r Spaniard, however, and clinched truck with th* orang* turrets, twelve six inch guns aft, tha decision by winning the last noon November 28, 1927 tho torn oval amblam. nnd a number of smaller arm a­ two rounds. porary restraining order prayed IT IS ments. for in said bill K* denied. Y O U R G U A R A N TEE PLANT CITY—New filling s ta ­ “ Done nnd ordered in chambers for our*. clean. solid tion td be constructed at corner of a t Hanford, Seminole County, lea. Courteous treat* Wheeler und Reynolds Streets. Florida, on this the 2Qth day of mant, prom pt a«rvlc*. November, A. D. 1927. A fte r Phone 27 S; 218 E. 1st. St. HOLLYWOOD—New city hall here under construction. NEW YORK, Nov. 2 0 , As a re­ sult of his victory over Paulino Uzcudun In n ten round hout here last night, Johnny Risko Cleve­ land heavy weight, will be accord­ E. First St;j ed the doubtful privileg.* of meet­ Prescriptions Filled Promptly j ing the winner of the Jack Sharkey -Tom Heeney scrap here next Jan. Sanford And Accurately Paulino, a 2 to 1 favorite, won four fifmeiBi Vote-Getter President Of C ardinals S ays Iiis Team Will Win I.enRue Pennant AndWIHThcn C ap­ ture W orld’s C ham pionship Notre Dame Meets California In B ig Game Of Mid-Wes! City Is Temporarily Berlenbach Beaten §njoinedInMaking By Walker In Hotly Payment To Hutton C o n t e s t e d Battle As i\ vote-getter, Ucurgu Colo, Ar­ kansas quarterback, is tliuro. Tho Hnxorluickstnr situ hopes to r.alit all - southwestern quarterback honor! thU year tu en tly wad elected president of tho student body a t hlu collcgo by u two-toouu vote. McKcclinle'a hopes. II ■has others. Ilm idon h a ' intimated lie may send im portant money for n few good layet.i* nnd McKcchnie is scouting nbouj, Of course he hu.v Tommy Timvenow, Roy Illadsv, Chick Haiey, I’rankle Frisch and u a m p le .of horribly good looking pitchers to juggle around in tint territory in .front of homo plate ard .Mr. O’KnrrclI, wlm ju st P»t u mi o of 5,000 smacks from his friend Mr. Breadoft as an added Inct ntlve to play baseball, be bind it. This reuiiy isn’t u necessary pnrt i f tho tala but O’Farrell , in eazo you forgot to remomlicr, won rerogniiion iu tho bext catcher in the National League _ln ll ilff, but they "made It unanimous the same year cod also awn-ded hin> the most valuable pi. yer trophy, lie said he will bo glad Just to bo n playing catehor again, and that Vi,0 0 0 bonua ought to help him keep think­ ing Unit way. r.n Cupid Scores on Florida Football Team refrigerated CO LD AIR Kewjsnnsn unuser LeavesToJoinFIeet Risko Beats Paulino LIVERPOOL Eng.—Nov. 2 0 —(f NS) B ritain’s latest battleship, the Rodney, which has cost $*'15^)00. 000 to construct, has left Canuntll Laird’s ynrd here to take her placu in the British Atluntic Fleet. She will puin h er sister ship Nelson at Portamo&t naval base. Bombproof decks for launching airplanes, ft specially strengthened ‘Hard Fighting LANEY’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” iv e D a y b a l e o f M e n s a n d B o y TUESDAY-NOVEMBER 29th TO SATURDAY W atch . For A<l In Monday’s A L �THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1927 Duly • AD. r a t e s C * ih In A d v a n c e ,d7 « i bn rete,T*d , and collector ««ni p a y m e n t. ...... ...... 10 c a l i n e ......... _ 8c a l i n e _____ 6 c n l i n e ______4c ■ line r i te s on r e q u e s t . uce)| rates are for 10-A P oultry and E rrs 16— Houses Frys— 125 frys. 1 1-2 t»> lb. per lb. One gobbler turkey T. Tiller, Paola, Fla. 5 room hou with gar; Pohne Gs-J. Etlsing is restricted [ctonification. L,r is made The San­ ta will be responsible Le incorrect insertion, [iScr for subsequent [ The office should be Lmediately in case of rtly furnished, ’.HI Park Avo 10-11— P lan ts and Flowers FOR SALE Petunia, straw flower and other winter hloominc plants. A. K. Rossiter, Florist. Phone 212-W. s 1.00111 liiiusi for rent corner and g F o urth >t. Apply W. II 108 Palmetto Ave. PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds a w l be sure of germination, tyne H ouse'for rent. ■4or> W. >st S', purity, »“ed disinfection. Make our Apply Kc.it Vulcanizing Wotkt. office .,our hendquarte-s to talk over seed problems. Francis C 19— Houses Fcr Sale Stokes 6l C o , 18 Mcf-andcr Arcade. 11— Miscellaneous Texas Filling Station and stare business for sale. Four living rooms. Cheap rent. Doing good business. Reasons for selling. iuenunt of health. Located at s o u t h city limits. . 14— Kooms ’.Vilhcul Hoard There is a free ticket to the Milane for Mr. Robert Williams, at The Herald office. FOR RENT—NICELY furnished bedrooms, in private home, phone nl F ound 15— A p artm ent F o r Rent ittf.'l hi id tlog near 0 1 wn to owner and re- Attractively furnished two room M, 61‘2 Oak ^.ve. Phone apartm ent, hot water, private hath, and garage, close in. 2 1 2 W. 1th St. In and Grultuni trucks Jill Street Phone 3. to For Rent—An unfurnished garage apurtm ent four rooms anti bath d’l conveniences, double garage. Owner leaving Sanford. K, L. Chrisenberry, P. O. Box 1378. Phone 803 L3 after 7 P. M. k COWAN CO. Auto ir.d sheet metal works. A\ enuc. Phone 71C-W. One four room apartm ent modern conveniences, call nt Ball Park filling station, phone 420-J, IR0 IlUlLtt .C3, Wngonlia Ave. b«« 887. l-‘2 or 3 rooms furnished for housekeeping. All conveniences, 301, cor. f>th ufid Palmetto. -HARM ONS Automobile Co. Phone 137 There is a free ticket to the Milane for Mrs. W. E. Raines, ut The Herald office: S erv ice l transfer pictures. . anil brushes. Sun For Rent—Ueie nicely furnished apartm ent, nil modem conven Paints and Varnishes. '* and Wall Paper iences, $25.00 monthly. • Phono 207, 915 W. 1st St. First S t.. In every shape and APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Ir the Herald Building. Right down Sanford Cement cr..p.iny, Fifth and town. Partly furnished. Reason­ able. Inquire at the Herald Office Phone 112-W. weiFarm s, Groves. B:-uutiful ujiurtmcnU—Two room* kitchonctto nntl huth nttfactWcl.v UN. I’ark Ave. Phone furniihetl, centrally located, all improvements. $H.OO per week. Tei. I free ticket to the Mi- 777 or 775. Mist Iru Feurce. ut The CLEMENTS APARTMENTS lit’.' Park Ave. Apartments—2 and garage and water. Reasonable. IT PRINT SHOP ervice on anything ir. A phone m il will get FUKNTSHED apartment for repin tho Herald building—a down Phone 417-W. 9 Railtown ( ration nt remarkably low rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t Tht POKING—The Roof F.v Herald office. Metal bhlnglnc, M i tin and galvinixed to— Houses For Kent Himes H. Cowan. Oak (Urd SL Phone 111* 7 room cottage, modern conven­ iences 1814 E. 4th St. Call 857-J. nt—Five room house. 71” 1st. Street. $40.00 poi month. A warehouse for rent at corner of 3 rd and Oak Ave. Thone 96 APR—repairing, piano uperts with 17 y e a n Ssnford music store. 6 room unfurnished house, corner Oak .-nd 17th Sf. Phone 20. “PPe. Hoorn 10 <L U Me•4*. Phone 832. Furnished house with every con­ venience, 'fire plpace and stove, garage included, 117 Laurel Ave, Second Street. Money to loan on residences in Sanford, l. w intr est rate. Box 103. ,c-o Tlie Ilrrald. Classified Display Misrcllancotis tanlishcd rc tail cash grocery business H K V i n U I K I l f l N S K t . , i u l. Us* f* ndaiila C IT A T IO N T i l l : STATK O F F l . o l t l U A TO : TIIK II \\ IK IU 'IN S K I it a,| w ife. t l ’HI.K U A o l ’HT W IK IIC IN H K I. w Imsc p lace of r r s l d e n c e a r c u n . mik now it Ii hi-lliu m a d e t o a p p e a r fr o m a s w o r n hill c o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e t h a t you tit. m m . r e s i d e n t s o f t h e Stall- • f F lo r id a , a n d t h a t y o u a r e r e s i d e n t s of a s t a t e or co u n try O ther Ih.in th e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t o n i r p lace o f r e s i d e n c e Is u n ­ k n o w n an d t h a t y o u r l a s t k n o w n placn of r e s id e n c e w a s M i lw a u k e e , Wist onsiti t h e r e f o r e , you . T H K O . W IK ItC IN S K I. a n d Wife, A UK I.H D A . o f ST \\ I Kilt *1NSK I, a r e o r d e r e d a n d r e o u l r e d to he a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e t h i s C o u rt ..a ,h.- 5th d a y of O e c e m b e r . A I > l ‘i;T to a n s w e r t h e b ill o f c o m p l a in t e x h i b i t e d a n a t o m y o u In th is cause, th e s a m e b e in g a p r n veedim t to f o r e c lo s e t h a t rerU*ln m o r tu a K e d a t e d t h e 34th d n v o f -Mtv. t IV. H*21. e x e c u t e d by H K N ltv W IK ItC I N S K I and T1IKO. W IK ItC IN S K I. lo J . It. IIA Y D E N . said tnortm iK e belli* recorded a lining th e p u b lic re c u r ils of Heminole i ' -iiii O , F l o r i d a . In .MortgaKe Plimk I l p a n e 422, a n d e n c u m l ie r lB g fin- f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y sliiiot.- ly in g an d b e i n g In th e I ' l t y of S a n f .o d , C o u n ty n f S e tn l n o le a n d lb.- S ta t e of F l o r i d a , m o r e p a r t i c u l . arl> d i 'n ’rllieil a s f o llo w s : I n . w it: All of I.ot 9A a m t N o rth I c h a i n of I .id III A, of S a n f o r d C e le ry D elta S u b d iv is io n , n s p e r p la t • li e ir o f re c o r d e d In th e p u b li c m o ld s of Setnlliwle C o u n ty , f l o r b lu . a n d a ls o : T h e N o rth rt c h a in s of th e N o r t h w e s t q u a r ­ ter of th e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t * ei of Sygtlnn I, n o d t h e N u r t h Inventory about $1500.00, Reu,- ' th o se days per IN THE BRA INIEST ^ you mow _>— > y e s s r e e ! bill a n ' I ) NMERE TH'YfHOLE T E A M - j / Y E A H . L H E USED TO CARRY TH - l ’ Y J E U _ S E E BALL AN* X, vfA S H I5 f . 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SAY P.LV l CAME , GRLAl U L A .6 H0 RTYTO LUNCH ' EU t HOT TODAY — it 's H a d l o c k T o l SPEC ALLY.TtVS VIOCN T O S U G G E S T v OTART WORY o n T h a t you g o b a c k / FRIDAY I'LL DROP 1M M O N D A Y - G O I N G to The g t f c t , Y4ITH N.E AM' GET - O U T T h i s A F T E R NOON HOME K l.tt i t ) A T it - a n d ' w i f e . 1,11. UAS 1t l f ST OCA XIXYIC*. KT7 ^ k.u u s i . r o i f x. A i t*o rli* ?f».| i* ■SET I D G O T O J V JO R vJ f ' an' 8E T per M onth. J . J . Cates, A N Y DAY _ a t Farm (Legal Notices) iN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T o f T H E T W E N T Y .T H I R D J U D I C I A L t IR • T I T O F T I I K S T A T E O F FIAIUIH.) • N AND F D R SKJIINoLl-. t i i l'N i V. IN C HA NC ER Y. iV. S H A N D . F o m plalH iint. vs ,* j MAHHALL. St i l l , D e fe n d a n ts C I 7 ATT* ).’* T H E S T A T K O F F L O R ID A TO: U . . D I UiMKROY a n d ») y . W EliST ER . c - n S T O N E W A L L F«lM* PAN V. H A R ItlS R C IlM . I'E N N SVLVAN1 A. .... It a p p e a r i n g f r o m a s w e r n oil of c o m p l a in t In t h i s c a u se t h a t , „ u R. D. P O M E R O Y an d 1 « A tillS T K R . a r c n o i l - f c s l d e n l s ( t a lc nf F lo rid a **»d *h» l yon a t ** resid en ts »f “ “ ‘“ l* .r coU ntry o th e r th an Ih* •Mule of F lo r id a , a n d t h a t y o u r ml* d , , . s Is In c a r s of th e S to n e w a ll Cam puny, 1l a r r l s h u r g . I'on nsy Ivaiila. ll e rv f o rr. you. I t D. •) UMEKOX and II. S, W E U 8 T K R . a r e o r d e r e d tnil r e q u i r e d lo be a n d a p p e a r he. fore t h i s c o u r t o n Ih* Snd. day «l J a n u a r y . A. U. - U l " . t" anfw s • tie bill of c o m p l a i n t ealtlb ltstl ig u ln st y o u In t h i s c a u se . Ih* “ me b e in g u p ro c e e d i n g tor* elim- t h a t c e r t u l n I n d e n t u r e •> l . V r . e . a e d a t e d t h s l»M». d a y O , UKUC ST O R E ^P re- Small furnished house “-"rugs, Soda: We are - for eoople,-tw© rooms, ^ y o u r phone. Call 103 CiFttge, 2516 Ora nr.? A 326-J. nd — Irrigation leneral cement work. FOR RENT five room bungalow on cornir lot *2300 Palmet­ Co. J. E. Ter- to located Avenue. Large living roonr.. din­ -rd and Elm. ing room, kitchan. bath, two bed roum.t, front and rear porch";! ( Wanted F e m a le Owner living out of the city and will rant cheap. Inquire at Herald > ’ xolicitor, wo* Office. ________ Box xxx c*o FOR RENT—Smat: cottage on rear of lot on MagnoIU Avenue. N«*r 3led M ale MK.thaide 3chool. $20. p e r month Adil re si S. D. B. care Tho Sanford If Mr. Reuben Maaon will call at The Herald office, we will P£- (MEAU1 * vs p r o p e r t y , h o w e v e r , w ill b e m a d e r v th * u n d e r s i g n e d s p - r l a l m a s t e r In cli n c e r r , s u b j e c t lo t h e b a l a n c e diii) D a n ie l Van Id erstlse and F r a n k M. U r o r k o v e n s a e x e c u t o r a n d t r u s t e e s uf a n d f u r t h e E s t a t e f F r e d e r i c k A a t. d - r * a * e d . by K. R O e te e n s n d w if e m i n i s D a te s n . e v id e n c e d by t w o r * ’ t i n p r o m i s . m n n o t e s d a t e d N o v e m b e r 3 , 1933 . s i g n e d by K. H. O s te e n e a c h o f s l i d p r u m i s s o r y n o t e s b e i n g In th * ■urn n f MIX T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S ( f 3 .a 00 ) ; a l s o s u h j e r t to i n t e r e s t ih 'F sh a ll a c c ru e ih y rro n a t (h e ra le uf I p er cant par g n n u m from r o d a f t e r l b * 3 nd d a y of M ay. A D. 1* 37. s a i d n o te s b e in g s e c u r e d by ( b a t r - r t a l n I n d e n t u r e n f m o r t ­ g a g e d a t e d th s 3ad d a y o t N o v e m b e r A D. 1915 . a n d recorded In M ort­ g a g e Book 33. on paga 111 o f th* ••Mnl,<*. records a t S e m i n o le C ounty. F lorid a. 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M WEEKS. IN T H K F I I t F F I V F t ' I ' U T O F T I I K T W K N T T -T H in D JU D IC IA L C IR F U I T *>►' F L n l t l D A IN A N D F o i l SKM'lN o L E FO U N TY . IN C1IANCKUY. D A N IE L W . V an I D K I IS T IN E . a n d F K A N K M. It It* m‘Kt )VKN, a a e x e r u l o r n atfti t r u s t e e s o f a n d f o r t h e K st.-te n f F H K D K K H .’K AXT. D eccusud, C o m p l a in a n t . /** WITH MURDER - I ' L Houses For Rent Ice P lan t, W est Side. fe 11 l*V L MOW D0NT BE GOSH. PO P TOO L E T B ' L L C E T A W A Y ) W O R R S 'lN ' A B O U T I C lassified Display UunRolows. Fucing New y ini HENRI a n ts SKAI. i Address Box KUO c-o Herald OF SARDINES « EH It* i IT I I >1 ItT i >F T i l l i u n t i l it i ia i. r m r i l l s i VTK I I f F l.l III A M . F i t |t Sll.Ml.Wll.l IS* C H A N C E R Y . ) K. IK llttlUASS. ' ‘Irrk I ' l r e u l t F o u l t month C BONCm OE FOOTBALLERS T 'E V E R SAW — AN' BY , golly l sonuhle rent, now doing around 2000.00 huslnens* THE o l d days w h e n ( what y o o r HIS DAD An d I FLAYEO COLLEGE cm t h e S ame fdo TB.a l l \ f r ie n d s t e a m - l w a s a r eg ular } w o u l d CAMPOS HERO IN TH’.NK. OF I > T i l l i '1 i *i i IT CO U R T O F T i l K r u i: n t v t m i n n . i r n i r i A L c i i t I I IT O F T H K S T A T K o p P f .O I l lI • v i n \ NI > F O It S K M IN O L K • '•! N T t IN P II A N I'K K Y . ■I II H A V liK N , C o m p l a i n a n t . FOR SALE 1 u\t’ii several gootl Itits in Sanford, on paved streets Bicycle, (iun, Lock anti Phonograph that I will sell at less than cost on terms of $1 (1.00 cash and $ 1 0 repairing our specialty. Toys, monthly to a responsible buyer, bicycles, sporting goods, anil fish­ box *200 car.' The Herald. erman's supplies. (Jen. \V. lleetch, "The Bicycle Store." McLander FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot. Arcade. Cheap. Very little cash required. On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional buy. Box l'J-'i Care The Herald. CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. 1 1 Ball Bldg. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale f 'J0 D G E BT SOL-LY. JUST WANIN' 8>LL J / - '*— AROUND CARRIES ME BACx WONDBR I. |* i T U T T K N U K N . r t nl.. D e f e n d . :m r. NOTIC E O F S P E C I A L M VST KITS SALK. Not it— l- h e r e b y g i v e n l l i a t u n il e r anil i.i v ir tu * nf a d n ' r . e of f u r . * cl..«iirr .mil .all* r e n d e r e d In tlie a!>**n ■ii il t l n l m u o on t h e F l r » t d»> ■< No vo in her. A. IV, 1937, 1. an S p erm I M u s te r In C o n n e e r y , on -tiiiinln> th e 5th. d a y of D e c e m b e r A I' I 27 In f r o n t of t h e C o u r t C o n n , cio.ir in S a n fo r d , S em in o le < " l i n n F lo r id a , w ill of f i r f o r s a l t m l -»*H in ilir h i g h e s t b i d d e r f o r '*<=*H du rliiu I h r b u a l h o u r s o f s a l e , •be follow ,nst d e s c r i b e d lan d * , s i t u , oi.v H i n t mid b e i n g ’ In t h e C o u n t ) ••r S.mlm.b- anil S ta t.i ,,f F l o r i d a , uni ......... iifirtIr u ln rly d e s c r i b e d a s I -lloit i. I... -I n I............I of I’I N K H l 'U S T S l ’H1*1 VISION of S a n f o r d F l o r i d a , o'- |« t p la t I h e r e o f duly r e c o r d ­ ' d Ilium i he p u b li c r e c o r d s of Seiiiiinih- t ' o o n l y . F lo r id a . '■'i rni» I'hinli P u r c h a s e r to p a y ia BY TAYLOU MOM’N POP is T in : c ir c u it c o u r t o f t h k tw i: \ t v t h i i i i i j u d i c i a l c m «‘l IT <»K T H K S T A T K UK F L O R I ­ DA IN ANU F o i l S E M I N O L E • ‘" I N T V IN F i t A N FK ItY . S A M m u I* IM 'i L D IN 'l A N U l.‘»AN ASHk c I a t Ii i .V, a C o r p o r a t i o n . Co..** pi.11n an t. I \ S <! S IL v K d N . J r . *’i»iI Miihttir in C lm n c e ry Grrbccuu and oil station business fur sale cheap fur cash. South city limits. Prompt - Efficient Service (Legal Notices) vi« L in s e r ti o n s . [,!» of average length Id a Hoe. L chnrjjc of 30c for ( Legal Notices) IN T H E F i n r r ' . T t O F R 'I T W I N * T V - T i t 1**D J F D I F I M . F I R F F I T . HK.MIN()|-l: FI tl'.NTV. F L O R I D . . IN F t IA Nt 'K It V A. 1*. MIIHSKLW11ITE, F o i . i p lu l n u n L F IA U t'D * IN F l l W t V A R T F A K. lit )Y i,II. t q Ve J t i l I N .». li'iY L E . 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W e s t y i r k l a U ; t h a t th e r e I* n * p > r s , a f t e r n o o n o f th e 6th d a y o f Decent her. 1937, u t th e f r o n t c o u r t h o u s e m n In t h e S t a l e o f F lo r id a , t h e - r . ■ < o f n suh|Hgqp« ii,o n wan t floor of s a id i’liunty n f S r m i u n l e H an fo rd . F lo r id a , e t p o y s t o sa iu ut w o u l d b in d y o u a n I Mist sits I* ‘e y e s y.-tt t o be o v e r t h e Ug” f P u b lic v e n d u e to th e h i g h e s t a m ' b e s t b id d e r fo r r a s h In h a n d , on t w e n t y . m i " y e a rs . N o W . T H E R E F O R E . Y t» ‘ t) dav a n d nt lim n n f sale, t h e follow , Ittg d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In H K K K ItY O R D K I tE D t o n p n e ; • he b lit of c o m p lain t 1 » fn* _ , S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a to * w i t : f l h d u n th e Sill d m o f D ecvtn'-e. L o g in n i n g nl t h e N o r t h e a s t c o r ­ . D, 1927, t h e swine b e in g a U a * n e r o f Ilia N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r >ov « f Mils C o u r t. i. . J of t h e S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r n f Hoe* IT IS F L i r n t E l t O R D K I t E D I h y ' t J J 'M o t tn lrtw -th rc t. to w n sh ip t i n s o r t l s r n f I’u h l l r a t l o n h s po tw e n ty (30) S o u th Il u n g e ‘•shed o n e s e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r ct>.< ■* t h i r t y . t w o 133) E r s t , th en ce s e c l i t l v r w e e k s In T h « S u u f u r d H e r- - , S m ith s e v e n am i fifty h u n d r e d ild, a n e w s p a p e r h a v la g g * n « ral > Mis (7.50) chain... th e n c e W e s t - I r c o b i t i o n In S e m l n u l s C o u n ty , F lo rid a. W T N K S S m y h a n d a n d l h a xiffl- . ■lal s e a l n t sa id F u u r t t h i s SSth d a y o f O c to b e r. A. IJ. 1937. V K. DOUOLABS, C la r k o f l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t, In u n d f o r ttem ln o M C o u u ly . . , F lo rid a. Ry A. U. W E E K S , (S E A T .) J O H N II. 1IAKKR. 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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, November 26, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 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>, November 26, 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/5260d343952d363b83fd68940317a0bf.pdf 216ba78c1d6405bb60464ef10bb63da7 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER bljshcd in Florida’s Heart. ,'e World’s Greatest Vc^etable ction. Its Riflicst Garden Land tujsie x i x . ruce Effected In ANOTHER BOMB C . V.McIntyre, > . Of LOAN TOJAPAN Mrs.J.N. Tolar, Succumbs 'risonMutinyAfte WRECKS HOUSE 5 Weeks After Wife Dies M AY THREATEN From Court Reci hreatened Attack IN GANG FIGHT U. S. RELATIONS By Remus Coum * ' r* -*• - *' ’ 1j ^ ^ r-** Following a stroke of appoplexy | summoned away at the time yesterday nftomoon a t 6 o’clock, of hi* death, being in North fur-.. ( . A. McIntyre passed away last inn, 1I« th Were summoned last Police Think Hombing Result night , .. a,t 10:30 .. o’clock .a t the .. *rhome 1 1 night. O f F-,iIn i-a n r r* „« „ • -r | °f hia daughter, Mrs. J , N. T olar, 1 ti, ,«dc his daughter, Mrs. Tolar, Manchurian Railroad Seeks F v , l i o 7 # S f (' a " K sler To -°T cast Tenth Street. Deah was . Mr. M, .ntyrr |, is survived by two Money To Develop Lines Lxert Sufficient Rower In sudden but not unexpected as M r.l'o r. Roy I.. McIntyre of Lakeland Lily Hall On Gang’s Behalf ■McIntyre had been in feeble health and t |». McIntyre of Miami, one ! Hut Chinn Says Funds Will He Used For Exploitation for several months. - .slut, J, v McIntyre of Auburn Mr. McIntyre died five weeks, , alt .mil :hru> sisters, Mias Lillie after his wife passed away at a •< lhf> re of Rocky Mount, N sanitarium in Orlando where shi 1 • Mr«. Viola Hughs of Fort bad been confined for a short time. I’letvc and Mis. C. St. McKenzie Loth hail been making their home ■ • op|eii», t;n , all of whom an* cxSecond Attempt On Life Of for the pas; several"" months with to l-e her** for tho funeral 'ap;»n IIa.sAIway.sHnd EyeOn Ex-Crown Prince Declares He Sensational Attempted Jail Dctectivq Chiefl Relieved their daughter, Mrs. Tolnr, coniine • >:e>l I'um-ral -(>rvires will be hell .Mongolia And ManchuriaAs | Must Malt For MoreEvents Break Hogan Yesterday As To Have Heen Frustrated here front their home in Lnkelan,; auintav afternoon at I o’clock at Part Of JnpanescKingdom \ From Roumnnia:Conditions Prisoners Took Possession ____ His wife's death was a great loss the home of Dr. and Mrs. T' la,'Axe Not Right Foe Return After OverpoweringGuards; <hu a g o . Nov. 25 — — to Mr. McIntyre who wns greatlj '• Dr I! D. Brownlee in charge. WASHINGTON, Nov. 25— (IN Lar-al will follow in Lakeview " • l*.",,ibs replaced gangster guns in affci.ed by the blow. PARIS, Nov. 25— "Prem ier Mr. .McIntyre bad been in better • 1 ueten. the lietly to rest beside Fearing thnt Japan mny be PRISON, Cal., Nov. the last twelve-hour developments Rrntianu's death does not mean spirits during the past few day- ' bat of hi< wife preparing to strike a serious blow my immedinte return to Roumnnmm_____ 1 (FOLSOM STATE PRISON,! w i l ^ ’n lT ^ n .T p n lli^ d y S •m the Chicago “front” and the ntul appeared to be getting atom I'edls-n 1r« will be: C. E. Henry, at America's “open door" policy in j ja'” , form er Crown Princo Carol \|„ Nov. 25 ( I N S ) — A truce ‘‘ml seventeen others were wound- home of Peter J. Spingaln, power so well thnt Mrs. Tolar left sever A M ti, kcimm, R. B. Chapman, C h in a through the $ 10,000.0001told International News Scrvico COURTHOUSE, CINC la elected today With the j during tho battle here betwoen in the City Hall and indirectly al days ago for a short visit wit it • d.void I’ Lane. T. L. Dumas and ATI, Nov. 25—A report ' South Manchurian railway loan it *°ll?*’* . relatives in Georgia. Dr .Tolnr wtr 15. L. IV. k >00 mutinous prisoners rr,!'°"cr* officers. » check of connected with prominent gang, ... ... , . . Tho hx-Crown Prince, who Is W seeking in New W k . admlnU- U , , torm cneter of Aoun^nja*., three alienists pertaining y (nsunlities disclosed early today. 1sti rs, fell in ruins, ho have held sway in a sec- The sensational attempted jai’ltration officials have decided to dis- j political strifo in which six year the sanity of George Remud I’olico attributed the bombing t<» in of tho state prison here lireak began yesterday and the members approve the proposed loan unless eld King Michael's throne is the at the time he shot and of a faction who decided [ice shortly before noon yes- prisoners, still in possession of Spingnlu had not exerted suffic­ Japan gives iL’fint'.r guarantees! *(,lke, received tho correspondent his wife, Imogene, was pr two buildings within the prison ient political influence in their that the money will be used solely ? n account of the rday. • walls this morning, were contin­ , . • , ' curly hour Carol wore only his ented to Jud?e Che lUnder the terms of the uing to defy the attacking forces. behalf. A sister of the city hall for eio.iomlc development and not pajamas. He sat in tho breakfast Shook at the trial of R( I" litician married Angelo Genna, ice it is believed a surren- Six prison guards remain in the notorious rackbteer. Henry Spinf* r pot it kill or other exploitation, 1room sipping a cup of coffee and for murder thia afternoon bi of the convicts. They have it wax lc-irnctl teday upett the high- 1"'ith a pile of Paris newspapers was not put into the offlci of the prisoners will be j hands threatened to shoot the guards, gola. brother of Teter, was slain ' on the table before him. i’> a gangster war. The bombing, fectcl without further bloodshed. ir. cs, authority. . cold blood if the attacking for­ “ I must still aw ait further ev­ court record because of objt l o I low ed tile slaying yesterday u f j |o uprising of the prisoners ul- ! ccc renew hostilities. (iilcs Wires Ambassador To Utmost secrecy has thus far nt* ents | .Membership Canvass Will He in Roumunia,’’ said CaroL tions entered by the defe Arthur G. Ilartz, alleged pronibi-j »dy hail cost nine lives. The ! The dead: In\ estimate Affair; Hacker tenth',I the negotiations, the Stnto “The Morning Press says th at tho Remus was not insane 'a t til tion snooper. H artz’s body, bulla*. , Inaugurated At Dinner To Department refusing oven to adnii; peasants party have sgnt ipe an time he killed Mrs. Remua in Ray Singlrion, a gur.rd, stubbed riddled, was discovered on the Sson mutiny and attempted Vcruses Flyer OT Seeking that He Given At Valdez; Drive the m utter has been placed be­ invitation to return nt once. 1 towering rage, in Eden Park, and shot to death. (olesale delivery came to u sud. bank of the drainage canal. Cheap And Vulgar Publicity fore it. But it is not denied thnt hnve Will GotUnderWayTucsday not seen any such invita­ alienists ruled. The alienist*, I Charles A. Giles, gute guard, i and dramatic climax at 7:.’I0 -lames Cole, gang leader and ter­ Thomas Lnntot, New York banker tion. “The conditiops which I re­ Dock this morning when the pri­ died of heart failure during the rorist, .died late yesterday of W FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.— | .disc 11mmed tlui subject with ilopnrt- cently- outlined to you regarding tor* David D. D. Wolfstain, E. Inauguration of the annual cer*, after negotiating with war- height of the bnttle. wounds received when ho onguged membership canvass of the Chamh • INS) Captain Frederick A. Gil- • mnnt officials nft."i Ids return from my return to Roumania ennnot be Baber nnd Charles Kieley, wci appointed by the court to ob Seven unidentified prisoners. Court Smith, nccepied the with polico in a gun battle. Two er of Commerce is scheduled for • . whose recent unsuccessful I In - Japan a week ago. worked out so soon after M. Bral- Remus and they havo been doln The wounded: |anlcn's terms and agreed t'» lay Monday when members of the trn alleged gambling and vice houses In view of the momentous re­ so in court for day*. Charles Gorhansen, a guard, have been bombed in the last few teams which will have the cam ­ *' ii' 1 I light attem pt aroused a action the loan mny have on Am­ ianu’s death. rn their guns. "I prefer to nuikc no predictions seriourly stubbed; may die. Remus has rontended ha paign in charge, will I m « guest at n ler.n »f controversy here, today days when owners refused to dis­ erican relations in the Far East, if for the future. |The truco o w rt'jrc wux mado by But nny decisive A,. Mussick, u guard, badly continue operating in territory dinner a t the Valdez C’afe a t 7 ’i*i*l wired Sir (convicts just na tho troops and Esnio Howard, Japan uses it as an opening wed­ move on my part is n m atter of insane when the murder waa cot milled. "Transitory maniacal controlled by “Scnrfnce AT’ Cap­ o’clock. anls without were drawn up , beaten; may die. British Ambassador, for 11 full in- ge to carry out its long deferred days, not u m atter of hours. ■anity”, has been hi* defense, IK W alter Noil, n turnkey, seriously one, the generalissimo of the south Announcement of the approach­ hope of mnking Manchuria 11 Jap ­ “ Whether I return to Roumania as ared to nttack. The first hint of stabbed and shot in leg. side hoodlums. ing drive was made by E. J. T rot­ i^igutiun of tin* nffair. Giles anese colony, the question will be king or n member of tho council contends ho was sane before tht (came in n telephone message crime, “tranaitorally insane * AI Dcnly, u guurd, stabbed sev­ (Warden Smith from an unnam- eral times. Another attem pt upon the life ter; secretary of the organization, -aid he returned t“ the mainland given t!v.< most serious study nnd of n ’gent or simply as Princo his mind exploded," a t the me of chief of detectives William O' who hns charge of tho evening’s liter ecoimtering bud weather consideration before the State De­ Cnrol will not be decided qptil I ent of the killing jmd sane aftc }convict. About 7 o'clock one Barnett Muse, secretary to the Connor, the second in a week, program. Finn! plans wilt be out­ ihotit Iso niil'X* off slum1. Major partm ent takes nny action what­ arrive in Bucharest." iff, a revolver and some nmnuiwards. was believed to have been thwarted lined, instruction given und short i\ II llowic, of tho San Francisco ever, the International N6ws Ser­ Carol seemed please with the > . passed by thd prisoners warden, shot in leg. Mrs. Anna Rvereon, sister Scvcntcon unidentified prisoners, here today when detectives swoop­ talks will be included on the pro­ vice wns informed. gpnornl situation and the outlook; i captive guards and relayed three of whom aro believed to be ed down upon three alleged gang- gram. Following the dinner, the 1Vc.1t h» r Bureau, . said bin reports v Protests against the loan have also, with tho ntUtude of tho George Remus, became Imi to tho guards outside. in a dying condition. stVn hkUngWnear‘ the%‘hTc?a homo »‘‘,rk'-rH W,IU n T “ lr t” ‘h** Milaoe bowed weather conditions were already been voiced In mnny Chi­ French press towards him. Ho in an ante-room of tha ex rWordcn said tho cxmvict Between 1,200 and 2,000 prison­ with loaded pistols in their hands. Theater whero they will be the favorable nl the puir.t nvo’itumed nese quarters. Chinese objections drank a second cup of coffeo and court today when she waa' i acted us spokesman for tho ers arc engaged in battle with the stand aa a wltas guests of J. L. M nrent’tt nt the nre based on the belief thut Japan smoked a cigarette. “Heavens to The three were rushed to the showing of tho fil.n, “ W hat Price b> Gilus. op stated that tho term s of moro than 1,000 men who have state. Judge Cheater R. She knows how many newxpap«r men atiirrivdcr v»vr». • flint '^trey been caiKTd out to fnrttnih* fhe detective bureau and questioned. Glory.” Detroit, Nov. 25.—(INK)— Ians to us the nrocceds of tho drove .out here last night,’’ Carol the bench and wept Into can for "IniDejlallstlc nnd econo, ibe beaten, abused or starved." general break. The force of men Sullenly they gavo names and ndThe eampuign gets under way ‘T ’ojipt o e o ih iiig und fly.’* 1 nric" ends. They nssert th at Tokyo added with a smile. "Tho gate­ tntliJn w hh attorneys fo r 1 fuden Smith sent ack word thnt now stationed at the prison in­ drcsse.i which polico nre believed Tuesduy morning nt !• o’clock nnd Till* was tho substance of u sec­ has never givehup Its original plan keeper tells me. there was n reg­ ■Ides. to be false nnd refused to talk fur­ i leaders in the attem pted break clude guards, militia, deputy ther. is scheduled to end Friday night. ond telcuram sent today to Copt. ns expressed in th - famous twenty- ular parade of automobiles out­ A fter a fifteen m inute The men are: William Clif­ old be placed In solitary conflno- sheriffs, polico and volunteers. A quit extensive campaign is Mrs. Ryersou waa still fi. Morris Fischer and Abrain planned with tho goal set nt 11 sum Frederick A. Giles, British aviator one demands of 1015, of nnnexing side tho gates. Ilut I refused to condiion ot \yith one meal n day. These to teaUfy and John Governor C. C. Young has been ford, ace them oh I prefer not to make Manchuria nnd Mongolia to the by William II. Buieware, Detroit Ckczcn, alias Chase. aifions npurcntly were accepted. summoned to the scene of the that will meet the general oper­ ob Schmitt, deputy clerk any comment upon M. Uratianu’s Jnpnncsc Empire. backei .{ the proposed flight of sand. Schmitt was asked if (Conclusive* evidence th a t tho outbreak, to take charge of the . A previous nttm ept hud been ating expenses of the trade organi­ Giles deuth right now.” American objections would be lo Australia l>y way of Hawmade to ‘'g et’* chief O' Connor zation. Secretary T rotter ^t.i.t ri , any recollection of Isaul d sensational break in Folsom'^ situation. based on possible violation of tho The mutiny is 'considered so ser­ octirred simultaneously with the today that the Chamber of Com uii. The British aviator, incensed he "open door” policy, which in effect poenas In tho Remus dory has ended * artte when the jtiiuse hi* backer intimated he was case which was to have boon atioanl Guardsmen marched to ious that machine guns wero rush­ bombing of tho home of Peter J. mcrco is seeking tho smallest sum seeking “cheap and vulgar publi­ denies to nil foreign powers th,*s A on the morning of Oct. 0, son arsenal und turncu-in their ed here by aeroplane from San SpingoGb power in tho city hall it has uskd in several years. rig h t to iditnin exclusive te rri­ Francisco, and tanks have been und said to he n personal friend budget hall been compiled, culling city,” announced ho would not fly torial or economic privileges in day Remus ahot and killed amunithm. of gungster leaders. for expenditures only fo r essential until Rosvwnrno* retracted the wif*. ‘-‘V*___ Thina. This policy will not, accord­ |AI1 the convict deadl and wound- ordered from the Presidio at Mon­ work of the organization, he said. statement. terey. Remus the lawyer,1 * Jumped t ing to th«* Interpretation put on it I were moved down shortly be“ I had nothing to upoligize for,” here, With the campaign only several Sentries reported early today his feet objecting to tho * perm it Japan t< > set up a rail­ I'luik yesterday when the army days off, leaders of the Chamber "f Ri-siwuVne said, “but I do not want way monopoly in Manchuria, a l­ Tho Seminole County Health and the court excused ti, civilians, prison guards, police that the prisoners were attem pt­ Commerce expressed the belief to appear to 1*0 discouraging Giles. though Japan would not he prevent­ Council, of which H. C. Du Bose, from the room while th a ' ing to break through the recrea­ « sheriff’s deputies swept the thnt it would be n success. This I still hate hopgs he will succeed ed from operating 11 railway con­ is president, nnd Mrs. L. M. Hansel ant voiced his object tion hall, one of the buildings in ID house with rifle firo in retaliwas based on encouraging reports and I think lie will chnnge his mind cession tvgaliy owned. their possession, in order to get vice president, will observe Health loud voice. Remua, law_ _ M<m for the shootingofOumett food supplies in the adjoining received for a number of business a fte r he has had time to think over Last July however, Tokyo de­ Sunday on Nov. 27 and launch its defendant, s a t ten feet a* «e, secretary to the warden, who dining hall. This would give them funds which recently hnv-« volun­ his do* Inration.” Kelntion* between Christmas Seal Sale the following head bowed. As Mrs. manded thut the Peking govern­ "a wounded In the leg. The four access to a food supply sufficient Prisoners u{ the city and county tarily taken out their mcnihcr«hipt Giles and Roscwarne became ment abandon work on two Chiresg day, according to* Mr*. \V, L. Mor­ continued to cry ho whL »nls released today are Emory for weeks; it would also give und offered their eo-operation in strained when the sponsor of the lines being constructed pnrallcl to gan secretary of the organization. hi* attorney, Charles Hi* _ ■Campbell, Bob McCreary, C’has. them access to tho new ecllhuu.sc, jails enjoyed a sumptuous Thanks­ tho coming canvass. proposed flight rebuked the British the South Manchurian rnilway. Ingiving dinner, yesterday, tho meal The campaign will be under tho and bo walked to the wltaaa "wgler ami Lawrence I ’urchelk where several hundred prisoners being made possible by contribu­ Following uri* the team s: nviaf r for engaging in a contro­ Man,burin. Jamin would have a supervision of Campaign Mana­ and talked to her solidtioua was injured. Mrs. Rycraon had become Number One: W. M, McKinnon, versy with the weather bureau, ov- virtual monopoly if-Peking accedes ger R. G. Fox. The proceeds of ore now locked in ceils. tions of many Sanford citizens It'pon their release, the four men tertcal in an ante-roons’ a Authorities believe tho convicts ond tho untiring efforts of Mrs. C. R| Sharon, Howard Overlin und or fiyjiig_ii)iiilition3 in the Pacific. to this demand. the seal sale will he apportioned 65 [•at into conference with wurden will fight it out to tho Inst ditch Charlotte Ginther, 10<5 East Fourth Z. N. Holler. WASHINGTON, N nv.25.-(IN S) One half of the cupitu! stock of per cent for the school clinic of when ahe was first summoa Tith and prison and state offi> and are preparing to meet the Street, wbu prepared the dinner. IJnm bfr Two: Ur. C. W. Baker, - I f ('apt. F r e d e r i c A.’ Giles, the South Manchurian railway Seminole County in the correction the stand. An hour a fte r who are preparing to launch prisoners in a like rndnncr. Thrco Included on the menu were British aviator, has telegraphed Company is owned hv the Japan­ work among school children: 10 thought she was sbla to < (Continued On Page t») investigation. Warden of the ringleaders have been iden­ chicken, fruits, nuts, cakes and Sir Esme Howard, the British Am­ ese government, la'shles operating per cent to the National Tubercu­ court, seek her brother In iJth, speaking from the confer­ tified. Th.-y aro , named Stokes, other delicacies. Cigaretttes were bassador, for an “ investigation” of t'Htl miles of railway in three prov­ losis Association nnd 25 per cent prisoner’s dock and tall what might know of the tragedy. ! s room ,told International News Stewart and Brown, all danger­ also distributed among the in­ the flyers’ differences with the U. inces the rompuny controls and op­ to the atato organization work. came in with a wsvert rice that “a t least four ring. ous characters, and each an ex­ mates as were small pocket edi­ erates harbors, coal mines, steel, S. W eather Ilurenu, the request Seals will bo sent from Seminole «rs of the convicts are known.” pert with a gun. Floyd Hall, an­ tions of the Bible. The affair had not been received ut the Em- electric, und gas works, And a chain County direct instead of from The morning of tha tr* | barmy this morning. “ I don’t- *cu of hotels. Refinancing of these sub­ Jacksonville as in form er years. and Remua {xchangsd pi Na o<l,litii/h to the eight convicts other desperate killer, is ulsu with was voted by the prisoners as otic a t the. breakfast table a __ sidiary activities would, the Chin­ of the most enjoyable ever staged pportnl killed by Ur. Day and the rioters. MIAMI. Fla. —Nov. 25 —(INS) w hat we could do about it uny- ese objections contend, help the Jup’ Mrs. Morgan stated, and the drive Ryersop aa she began her t Anticipating that the prisoners in tho juils, and appreciation was way,” said an Embassy Attache. thirty wounded prisoners, the bo entirely handled from tho n>uny. — Florida lias subscribed $03,000 to pnese strengthen the economic and will pr,Jwn break cost tho lives of might 'succeed in attempting to expressed by them for the work the fund of 9020,500 th a t has been heudquarters of tho Sominolo "I said to him, "Georgs, th therefore the |H>litical hold they by Mrs. Ginther and the dona­ Jx Singleton, turnkey, who was cut the electric wird> within tiio County Health Council. 1IOLU UP FOILED taised for the erection of the Urygoing to be your Mg ' now exercise through them. prison, * authorities last night tions of others. t down when the outbreak s ta r. Tho m inisters throughout tho testified. -H # .aid State Department officials have Among those who contributed un Memorial University a t Dayton, P ln«i Chas. Glace, oldest guard at brought reserve searchlights oii> county will be asked to prepare It is." ODESSA, Texas, Nov. 25— rating third so far in the state sub­ U en cln»ely watching Japanese ■•arc during the excitement 1ft side the wall* anif prepared to monoy for food were: Mrs. E. M. scription lists with only Tennessee (IN S )—Two unidentified bunk "When did you hear movements in north China since last sermuns along health lines on cut them on from an outside Carroll. Ur. F. D. King, Mrs. and Genrgiu ahead. • attack. bandits wero shot to death hero spring when the newly formed Sunday, Mrs. Morgan fu rth e r sort­ killing of Mrs. Ramus V* R eids Lodge und McClain. Mr. I'he prison employes ' wounded power line. The late William Jennings Bryan today when they nude uii unsuc­ Government announced ed, und every effort will be made asked. Dr. T. W. Day, the prison phys­ Keller! J. A. Harrold. Floyd Park. w'na u citizen of Florida, making cessful attem pt to rob the Citizens Tanaka ^n(f the fray are: ’I don’t know—th a t that it would adopt a more aggres­ to impress upon tho public that M i*. Altman, Mrs. Cooley, The ician, was one of the outstand­ hia home nt Miami, where a Memor­ National Bang. Officers wero acc­ I iuard Walter Neil, shot through major object of the organizat­ Basket. Palm Garden Tea Room, ial Temple stands in his honor on reted in the bank at the timo na sive policy with respect to Mongo­ the ing figures In the rioting he w.u r2i Ib rn e tt Huso, secretary lia and Manchuria. When the Chin- ion is to prevent the spread of able to arrange a temporary truce Colonial Cleaners, Blue Bonnet they anticipated the robbery. c,n Wraith, bullet wound in ond entered tho old coll block nnd Market, C. Wasson, W. C. Wil­ part o f hia estate, “ Maryraont.” ire Civil w arfare threatened Shun- tuberculosis among children. It is cluimed that more than a V A* ^ealy, guard, stabbed in attended tho wounded and dying liamson, Roberts Grocery, S. II. tung in July and the Japanese moulder; Jam es Forhanson, a convicts. It was Dr. Day wno Droson. W. E. Knight, W. E. landed troops in that provinre, the thousund deaths in this atato can stabbed and slashed about United States discretely Informed be contributed to tuberculosis and word to the outside that Betts, R. Muse. J. A. Logan, H. M. NEW YORK. N ot . SS w d and body; A. Massick, brought T» kyo hat it was very much inter­ the leaders in this worthy move­ The Ward Liner Mexico, < the induriated convicts intended Gillia, John Meisch. C. T. Harden, ment feel that much good can bo «ran guard, clubbed w ith a rcR. A. Williams, Albert Connall;' ested in Japanese movements any­ between 150 and 200 j (Continued On Page 0) Jr.. Christine Fowler, Bell Cafe. where in China. Tho troops were done in this great work of preven­ around on Banquilla tion of the spread of thia dreaded il!hree revolvers were found. Edith Vam. I. M. Brown, S .‘ with druwn soon thereafter. Gulf of Mexico early ^believed that there are two F. Porter, * C. W. Hiers, J . II. In the presence of about 300 dollars in donation to the FernaldAt other times in the past Am­ disease hy securing the co o p er­ cording to a message ation of the general public Cowan, W. C. Fields, Jay II. persons from Sanford, Orlando, Laughton Hospital an I gave lib­ erican efforts have prevented Ja p ­ Cel1 b,0ck* 0 n e of the by th* Independent ‘‘touting causes to the early Beach, II- M. Lanier, I. HaHon, Leesburg and Daytona Beach, a erally of her own funds. In ad­ an from increasing its Influence throughout the state. Picture slides will be thrown on pany a t 7:45 A. M. The it wa„ declared by Johnston! \Y. J , Quantock, H. Little, handsome bronze tablet, dedicated dition ahe made largo contribu­ in Shantung ami Manchuria again­ the screens of the local theaters stated it was believed st the wishes of China. to the memory of Mrs. A. II. tions to other worthy causes. (Continued On Pago 6) Taylor, J. T. Hail, H. I- H during the campaign to further board would be saved, 1 Mosts, was unveiled Thursday Mrs. Flower*. Mr*. R. I Last v*«r, Mr. Moses, desiring to tho Christmas sea) sale and those was not running high. theHCommunity „ . Mrs. Charlotte Ginther. ■Marion night _____at____ I . . . . Center by perpetuate the memory of his The mssag* stated that in charge f the work say th a t in­ tain KHARKOV, Kussiun Ukraine,I Willink* H. W. Johnson. Mrx., members of the Sanford Jewish wife, made u large contribution to of the Mexico had ' dications polht toward a very —(IN’S )—Soviet Couch, Mr. Tibbulf, F. Vance, W .icon^rtgation. the Jewish congregation of thia nov# tha Golf drive^— _____ - -..— *— . |{i, ready lo renew—diplomatic 1). Rowe. E. \ULoii. Forrest Lee. { receding the unveiling. Mrs, eHy. the gift permitting them to station ai fo rt ' Morrow n..«T»n ; commercial relations with Lreat It A. Smith, Mrs. M. G. le w it,j Moses, who died #wo years ago erect the present conmuigity cenIng th a t * to the seen f1 * Diendly fteht with’ his* wtfa ( t r i u i n virtuall>' uPon the t«rm* P \V. Radionl. C. W. Powull Jr., was eulogized in an address by er. Mx Moses unveiled the tablet \C. B. Lurund. tb E. Perkins, II. L eila Bandcl of Leesburg, who last night and spoke u few words eve im l knock!,! | ‘J - ^ ' ^ ^ p ^ n i i e r j }?' ^ . U s R. i- .Bullard, E. G. m ouldered ninny evidences of In appreciation of the congrega­ Crux to n X DETROIT, Nov. 25 — U N S)— - . r 0 ..er front teeth. This Kyk* ^ f £oviet Russia, declared i;t r ,j|und” ’w . F. Trotman, Lot* "Mrs. Moses’ public apiritednex* tion’s work. , Howard C. Kresge, son of 8 . 8 . f t * }n Municipal. Court he and philanthropy. An account of •The program for last night in­ Kresge, anti-saloon league sup­ FIRE Dr. Lincoln H u lls/, president of 4*Hy for thn lh® PVi>n*iai> c*ereise. J.fiiflm.i u d je today in a speech e* the I nkran- Williams. C. W. ^mith. b n purty conference. L. A. Wodcr, Andrew Carcoway, Mr. Mosps’ life from the time of cluded the tinging of America by porter and 6-snd-lO-cent Stetson •Uni v an ity , will deliver | " hit* 'ined him $25 and PON “The Soviets agree nut to inter. jj. (toss. S. B- I 0*. J* Rob- her arrival in thia country from the assembly followed by • the ,DE„ m * :jd-day jail jientenro fere in the Internd! affairs of Eng- , or J r„ Mrs. G. N. Stuart. ^B art Germany at the age of four .until opening address by Perry Wein­ “king” today paid a $60 penalty his humorous lecture on Rijsy a t 0 o’clock tonight a t tho school to tho United States Customs Col­ ** U tter suspended upon berg, president . 0/ the congrega­ auditorium a t Oviedo. her death at the age “ f /^ V wa4 land if the latter will agree to nonSimons. M. F. Robinson, lector fo r briPKing liquor into the prornh., to have tho . A. Cuppuye, A. W. Earp. given by Mr. Bandcl Madam Bvttinetti of the Metro­ C tion. Rabbi J. Bern on gave the til- country illegally. g lare d . The wife was dia- irterfcrencu in Soviet Russia,. Barry, \V.'phens, W. F. Bailey, and Moses was m married ut the vocation and Mr. Handel's talk Customs officers found I I quartz politan Opera of New York will •ftily .? a disorderly ch arg e.' ..aid Kykov. “ But the Soviets in -, 1*. C. Stephens listed sing several selections. Madam age of 21 and with her husband of liquor concealed in red. ‘ i u, " th*r* were on the b b r r l ^ r f h ? break m '^ u r '^ l j d ; ' ‘cm? Bcttinetti has a w inter boms near CDntr,bUt° M came to Sanford fo r the fln t Mrs. Rex Racoosin sang "Alii car when he and two * ywpfr*. Oviedo. Uni# 20 years ago. They spent A1U*„ accompanied by Mr*. Mark ■aid to bo fraternity Parking' H. . 1, 1.0,II M 1 A M I-C I,,., MUm. Shores every winter in tfcia city until nor The Woman’s Club of Oviedo is drove off the Windsor in a t tho piano. Mis* Lillian fa ir y boat *»» dismissed while Ralph e '• wr«ri4v4>.fX 1 1•. m r> 1 nd of Orlando gave a reaJax Britain makes overture*-" Ry-. v o t« 30-year . franchise and 10- death. During her stays here. Mrs. ■f,e1eaii was offering thia entertainm ent r " L ^ with the sa n e l lightening contract took an acUve part .la and all friends In * Tribute To “ w btemed Le*m Trotsky, the op- vear She r*ower X Light C’omr was der, foi* the “sh m ip in .to Mg tCKi h fW t i n iJ ffM i the Soviets’ International prestige. render Of Convicts (Is Expected W ithout Further Bloodshed IIn California Prison ruce Made Just B e f o r e Attack ;aders To Be Placed IIn Solitary ConfineIment On MealADay NINE MEN KILLED AND SCORE HURT Leader Dies As IN PRISON BATTLE Gnu;Result Of Gun Fight Alienists " BRATIANU DEATH Three Opinion Thai Peddler Was WILL NOT RESULT At Time Of Ml ‘Open Door” Policy May Be Imperilled IN CAROL RETURN Sister Of Ai . Goes Into Hystei Woman Delays Coi While-She Al To Compose H< FOISOM COMMITTEES OF ATTEMPTED LONG CHAMBER TO DINE DISTANCE FLIGHT MONDAY EVENING ENDS IN MUDDLE I Seal Sale Will Be Started Monday By County HealthBody Prisoners O f City A n d County J a i l s Served B ig Dinner State Gives $63,000 To Bryan Memorial Ward Liner, 200 Persons, Sanford Jews Unveil Bronze T a b l e t Dedicated To Memory Of Mrs. Moses Russia Desires To R e g a i n Relations With Great Britain ,'egro pay8 $25 For 'lockinif Out 4 Teeth .... ....... . ... , Kresge’s Son Fined ForBringingUquor Into U. S. Illegally Dr. Hulley To Speak In Oviedo Tonight tarC0% �t n B flANTonn h e r a l d , Myth That Eastern,Teams Play Harder Football Is Exploded By Sportwriter NEW YORK, Nov. 2.1.—Pt-rhapi ne a use he Was young and innorent nnd full of illusion, some of whkh really may have been pie war, tho w riter made one of th'«— mistake which only time and expericncc can condone, lie permitted himself to he led into tacit acceptante of the theory that Eastern football constituted n more virile, man-m:ule game than that which prevailed in th<’ Middle West, an error wholly understandable in view of the fact that the section in question hud begun to believe that maybe it was n little more enurteous than the book required. And then he snw Illinois play Ohio state, h was a typical game. he was assured, such ns one Rig Ten rivnl played against another nnd yet no Eastern setting could have been possible for the occasion without a series of penalties, liarvnrd, in fact, probably would have had either or both of them arrested ott both titles and, therefore, is la ­ boo except in college circles whore the parltfi never heard of a living room. (letting right down to it, one wonders just who was responsible for the idea that tho East was tough nnd the Middle West timid about Its football. True, I never heard of a modern conference team playing dirty football but. ns to that. It is highly imprnnblc that any tenia of any consequence is guilty in this respect. It just isn’t being done, East, West, North or Couth. Footgull, in fact • is pretty much 'lie same country' over. I have f°ur,d that they all use an oval ball, eleven men on a side, ii field 100 yards in length and their hands f’n attack, any time they think they cun Kct away with it. In other words, they can t make you tough 'v«h a geography. You get that yourself. ■NESPAV NOVEMBER 13,1987;— ; Meet T his Evening On Legion Program work in that bout, Mnning was en­ Main Bout Brings To-!IIaided t*> meet some of the best tal­ ent on the const und made nn imget her Two Clever Ipressiv showing in all of them. Boxers Who Have Tram ferring the scene of his ncto the east, Mailing fought Made Fine Records,Itivities !»i*v nil bouts in Jersey nnd Now Negro Scrappers Are In Semi-Final Large TurnoutO fFans Expected For Card That Has 36 Rounds ' York and then came south. lb- has been staging dnily work­ out in Orlando where he hns been making a good showing. A number of Orlando fans who have seen him in action pronuonce him a very clever ftghter of the two -handed type. Mis ruggednoss hns cnhaled him to score more than one victory. Sharpe has won his Inst four fights. In Atlanta he is the pride n f hundreds of fans. He is a knockout scrapper, many of his victories having been scored via the kayo route. Sharpe has been matched for several headline a t­ tractions in other Florida cities and in bringing him to Sanford, Promoter Codale has been com­ mended by tho Legion authorities. As his semi-finul mill, Module has mntched twp dusky fighters, Tig r f’ooper nnd Kid Lancaster, both of them heady fighters with wallops that give promise of u knockout. The show gets under way nt N:.'!i) o'clock and the final match is slated for 10. Ladies will be ad­ mitted free. Local Dry Cleaning Plant Is Purchased ByOrlando Concern Announcement of the purchase of th e plant of the Royal Cleaners and l>ycrs, .105 Hast Second Street by the Colonial Cleaners, of Orlan­ do and Winter Park was made to­ day by I). R. Colglnzier, who will be m anager of the Sanford branch. The new organization nssumeJ charge o f the Sanford plant today. In addition to the pressing, clean­ ing and dying work done by the Royal Cleaners and Dyers, the Colonial Cleaners will furnish their ~ / WjbJ patrons with Inundry service. Special attention will be given to tho finer cleaning problems said Mr. Colglnzicr, in commenting on his organization’s policy. For seve­ ral years, he said, much <*f San­ ford’s finer cleaning w«Tk has beeu done by them in their O rlando plant, where they have been cstaU_ lishcd for the past three years. Recently they added to th e ir cleaning and dyeing business out; of the most modern laundry p lan ts in Central Florida located in thedr own new building in W inter Parte. The Colonial Cleaners are memb<r* "f the Nationni Association of Dyers and Cleaners and Mr. Coiglazler said he could promiso Sunford patrons the finest of service. • Suit Yiourself F 0 R X_M AS $25 up ' / jiB > Stetso Saturda Nov. \ MADE-TO-MEASURE S. W. Bradford IS First National Bank Building (Take Elevator) R e s e r v e d Set N ow Address D e Li Chamber of fi merce sending! cents extra with der to cover cost mailing. \ A uto Races TIRES AND TUBES at lowest prices ever offer­ ed . Portable Phonographs 59.110 $12..r>0 $18.50 $25.50 Radio, Hotshot, and Flash­ light Batteries A t Lonpvood Seminola Race Track 221 East First St. Opposite Thanksgiving Day 2 P. M. Post Office ADMISSION 99c F. P. BINES On Sa A d m is sio n $2J C um m ings Re D e L a n d , Fieri To Our Customers and Friends The Home of Home Made E ats “Send It to a Master E COLONIAL CLEANERS Member of the National Association of. Dryers and Cleaners ORLANDO W INTER PARK ANNOUNCE the establishment of To the many friends who have been our customers during the year and to those we’ll serve in the future— . «5? s p , ® T ? 1 );.==. J f r j f c o 'M PA N Y vS T ^ T r O T ^ s UMBER # tL iz L b THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING I in the quarters formerly upied by T h e R oyal Cleaners and D y lenity of Georgia team a t Municipal Stadium in Ulrm»m tomorrow. ia •'Bama gridder* will entrain an unexcelled service in cokP* may resalt la grippe cry first sign, go to a drug a box of HILL’S. Take LL*S breaks up a cold in utse i t dura the four viul t—Stood rr t|w ~~—cold, —■—*checks - -- lo the host o f hunters who have made their preparations for hi&: day in thevwoods and on the lakes tomorrow with equi ment from our (store- For , threw years Colonial cleaner* have been tn« u u D ts n |. , ing handlers of delicate cleaning nrobLins for Orlando and Winter Park. Now Sanford is to have the •anie deft service. Every facility to meet its putronV dyeing needs is a t the <Is penal of Colonial Cleaner*, ^enrs of experience and an expert ■tuff make the work, -sure---and prompt. �f •« a ** ■M• * I• *. ** ■i l ' *■ »J>#£ # *I *» *-■A l i t „..^ fHearCommerceBoard gent Discuss Problems B j i& d S b S S Power Company Is Vt£-^tSSrySS. Spending B ig Sum Money In Panama |ona In the way of recreation indeveloped resources that the open spaces of the west at\ , Joe," who staged a Pony Exi pageant for the benefit of dentCooHdge in the South DakoM Blade Hills last summer, told tha&ude ranchers that they should Siwmy from the idea of painting tirisat is still wild and woolly ns it was tn'4 he days of the cowboy H m fin k _J*in Bast and West __ __ . . and rtinnately the money," Cahill Ud the ranch owners. "And ham the undeveloped rere, ta scenery and the climate, not bring these two elements tor .on this plea. The business if the west rather resent the t a t ’ktt'we have out here is the IMJ Of cowtown frontier C trough tradition, and history.” ! said, "the east likes to think t west as i t j WM In the day* vboys aand Indians. This apto magaxine editors and to authors for articles and stories of the old western flavor. The business n e t of the wtnt arc inclined to re­ se n t this. "L et them come west nnd see the rodtee. That’s fine. Tpeideutally they will pick up a ■lot o f real Information about westerg products and opportunities. - “ Dude ranchers have been deacrjhedan^ laughed at, but why? L ae tite tenderfoot ride in cowboy togs. While he is having a good t i n s said tenderfoot ia going to lesfn p f the real changes of the new PANAMA CITY, Nov. 25 —The Gulf Power Company is making extensions to its lines and spending a vast sum of money on improve­ ment* in the Panama City section. The Dixie Construction Company ha* been a t work in this territory for several weeks with a large crew of men reconstructing all of the distribution power lines nnd in­ stalling the white ways systems at Millville,. Pnnnnia City ami St. Andrews, which, when completed, will be one of the finest connect­ ing systems in the state. The -’ower company is also hcginnina ’ e construction of a new suh-statio. - t Millville, which will stop the v<» from 2200 up to ftOOO bolts, an will enable the company to operate the transm is­ sion line Into t.ynn Havrn at n higher voltage. A hank of trans­ formers to he installed will reduce the voltage to 2200 for distribution into Lynn Haven and College Point. All of this constuction work, which will soon he finished and which is being done at a cost of many thou- F«rmIi«fon to open, them nrjd ex* •m m erth eij contents. !*»,; Neighbors, Tearing the women would die because o( her physical condition, enused her detention' by ifobnty authorities. The contents of the trunk became a m atter of speculation when, investigation no visible means of' <IN S )—Speculation was rife here 'showed, today w ith the confinement of a »upply)n<r the woman with such Mrs. Snow in the county ja il for largo bills could be found. "observation” following the declar­ ation of Dr. F. K. Arm strong, Heal physician, th at the woman was insane. Her daughter. Pearl, is being held with her m other. Mrs. Snow hns been Known in this d istrict as "Immok ilee’* mys­ tery wom an,’' because of her refus­ al to speak to anyone and her methods of living. They lived in a hovel near' a sawmill and m ain. tninetV it rigid seclusion. The only g<«cin‘l intercourse with other persons by the orderly w om ­ an and daughter, according to Sheriff W. R. Maynard, of Collier county, was when the couhle went to tho store to purchase foci and household necessities. Their p u r­ chases were nlwnys made with bills of inrge denominations, some of them as high as $100. > J T\vo trunks that art- hard to lift are believed to hold immense fortune, and over which the woman nnd her daughter kept rigid guard, were heing^ held by the sheriff today ihitil a court order gives him B < W > k m i i k W 'U b 9 < ! i ) W a y day to scan * ; fttr (a POpK|nn^eT Who said he' was C. Z. Hugus, of New York, they said he disap­ peared with about $8,000 bet by Frtt supporters on the Pitt-Pcnn State game which Pitt won. When PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25 llN'S) — they sought Hugus to collect, bis Scores of Pitt University stu­ hotel told the bettors the man left dents nnd a number c* business for Cleveland, but he could not be nun appealed to tne police to- legated over the telephone. W i t h $8000 'Placed On Game By Students eontains Dried Buttermilk and a complete Com­ plex Mineral. Hens fed on this mash have an in­ creased vitality, good health and give a high pro­ duction of quality eggs. The hatchabi.fity of the eggs is also increased. Saturday Specials 1 lb. Good White Bacon ......: 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee 10 lbs. Granulated S u g ar j * 1 lb. Mullet R o e ........... 15 oz. C a tsu p ..........• 1 lb. Jones Dairy Sausage 1 qt. Apalachicola Oysters McCuller’s Grocery Co Basket Bldg. Phone 6! We recommend Mineralized Red Comb Mashes SEMINOLE FEED CO Cor. Elm Avenue and Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.Phone 94 saods of dollitn<, should hi* encour­ aging to the people <»f that section, for it is positive proof that this la rye electrical distributing ngency of Ibis part of Florida. 121 lbs. Pillsbury Flour Gold Dust W ashing Powder, 5 for H a n d s W itB i —o f famous cooks n e v e r s a y Hu se a s p o o n fu l o r tw o spoonfuls o f baking pow der.** T h e y come right out and say “Calum et Bak* ing Pow der." They call the leavener by name w hich plainly shows they consider Calumet absolutely necessary * to the best o f i baking success. I > ■ “ To Seek Publicity ‘tSuropo-bound steamships whistls alluringly in New York's harbor every year. How are we going to mail competition lik? th a t? Those whistle* do not have business oppori unities abroad. That Is the note the "Dude Ranch Owner*" to launch si publicity cama a je f* ih e 1928 season that is eted tndobbTe the "dud: ranch" Mas of Wyoming. ■erlptlons of climatic and to m arvels will have a place in campaign of education, as will tba attraction* of the rodeo f 0« id u j^ '4 >ut»bu*incss opportlaor^fricdltut-a| opportunities, ng opportunities and Other intt«nt allurement* will also be tO-4ha .easterner* in an effort •a n them from Europe to the open space*. LESS THAN IGG LY W IG G LY sella quality. Q uality is on every shelf in the store. W hen you come to Piggly W iggly you walk rig h t up and shake hands w ith the entire quality fam ily, which is glad to welcome you as a person w ho know s w hat they w ant and how they w an t it. Come in and shake this fam ily by the hand to J a y and you will learn from them why Piggly W iggly is the very best food depot j n the world. P ( 1 lb. can Calumet Baking Powder < 1 Round Bake Pan Free to first 30 tomeiS. Dessert Peaches No. 2 can, 2 for 29c MEAT DEPARTMENT Pot Roast of Beef, lb. 121c Beef Stew, l b . ................................. 10c Pork Roast, l b .................... 22c Veal—Pot—Roast lb. 22c Round and Loin Steak, l b ............ 25c Beef Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb. 22c 9 SPECIALS FANCY MAINE EMPEROR The Dales 10 pounds MAXWELL HOUSE Sanford and Fourth St. SATURDAY SPECIALS lea 70, 4**n and ward at regents ifveraity, Lincoln, vorce on C— _______ the i' th a t hit wife had the no paat life. Including a pen 1 term , which was hidden m. Dales surprised his iirra months ago when he rS trJ o ifp h , Mo., with L Barrackmnn, to whom married. A quarrel over ;•*. The couple are shown 111 precipitated the trouble rda are handsome, dlou#, others Interest? pnffoabU . But w hat >rth to the farm er* in I adue Jue other' thanthler Httos? Tba P ’-* •4'-.’ the United State* la toilette No. 1 U - - F , Campbell’s Pork&Beans, 3 cans fo r.....25c Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. f o r ...............66c Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 3 for ................ 20c 4 Rolls Wilsorb Toilet P aper f o r ......... 25c Georgia Sweet Potatoes' 6 lbs. f o r ........ 19c Maine White Irish Potatoes, 10 lb s ..... 33c Onions, 3 lbs. f o r ................... ......... .. 25c Grits or W aterground Meal, 6 lbs. f o r .. 25c Tall Pet or Carnation Milk, per can ... lie Eagle, Suwannee or Pillsbury Flour ' 6 lbs f o r ............... 39c 12 lbs. for ................... 70c 24 lbs. for ............................................... £1.35 Scratch Hen Feed, 10 lbs. f o r ...............35c Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, 3pkgs........................... 25c Alaga Syrup, 1-2 gal. for 55c, 1 gal. for 98c Lord Calvert High Grade Steelcut Coffee, per lb ........... 47c Palm-Olive Soap, 3 for ’!...................... 25c Butter, per lb............... ?.&.... ................. 52c Pork Shoulders per l b . ......................... 25c Pork Hams, per lb. ..I /.:.........................28c Spare Ribs, p e H fe White Bacon, per lb. .f.v ................. ....... Swift Premium Hams, half or whole, ....Round Steak, per lb Loin Steak, per lb....... Meat Market A. 0 . Sawyer pound “Ye Only One” Country Gentleman Stokley’s E xtra Sifted PEAS 25 RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO. Phone 31 213 Sanford Ave, CALIFORNIA COOKING NAVY BEANS, 4 lbs. for SUN MAH) Seeded or Seedless SWEET Fancy Head RICE, 16 lbs, for $1.00 3 Minute Instant OATS 3 for 25c Puffed RICE, 2 pkgs. for Shredded WHEAT 3 pgks f or Blue Wing FLOUR, self-rising 24 lbs. St-30, RAYMOND . » * • . Veribest Plain FLOUR, 12 lbs. ___ _______ ________________ ____ ^ Blue Berries ^ 7k». I Apple Pie Ridge Vinegar, I-2gal. 32c VEAL SHOULDER WESTERN tH U fc if ROAST White BACON Compound LARD 33c Pure Gold SYRUP, Ilb. 2 oz. lfc i LAMB Wilson Big Four COFFEE with cujri and saucer ......... ..... .......... ....**t m$l-fl 3 ' ' >’ * " , * ' -JH Pork Roast Vienna SAUSAGE, 4 1 -2 oz. PIGGLY WIGGLY SLICED IIl-IB Golden Days FLOUR, Self-Rising, 12 lbs. at White BACON We specialize in Quality Poultry, Dairy and stock f» We buv country eggs andUnadtuat- • “From Manufacturer DirecTTft'You^-^ It is where your dollar serves your purpose besl " W. 8. BARTON, Mgr. Free Parking Space in rear W e P e ^ y e r v ', , . , ! �fay ■ ’ RJLLD.J'RmAY vnvFuntRn 1 *?tfsvuzea to Ihrone 'rinceOfWal esWeds The wdl-dpesvc'J min yc l i k e r t r a m ? Princes? Eh w b e th . Lhe Dukes A n ^ r n r / n Je poaribly a future cpjern. ln«l a chubby, roly-poly baby L the tiny princess Elizabeth, L child of the duke, may be dcsld to reign as England’s queen, [i court circles these eventunli[ have been discussed for some L, It has only been recently, lever, that the public at large | begun to think of them. Wtle* Stays Single ■ere is the situation time brings I likable Pake of York into the Might: rhe I’rincp of Wales, direct heir [the throne, is unm arried. Furknnere, he lias reached the am* hf, and shows no intention what [r of marrying and providing kjelf with an heir. Thus, if hn Enins single throughout his life, [now seems very possible, he will Ere, when he becomes king, no Lor daughter to inherit the Mm.’on his death. ■isoch a case the Duke of York Ud be next in the line of royInyession. Should Wales die Hiss, his brother A lbert would E t king. ■ is of course, would make the K male child of the Duke of E th e next heir to the throne. Kite Duke of York’s only child ■ girl, the .wee princess above liar's death-,' she-'hhj-nd broth1, the wpuld become queen, kccordingly, the British public beginning to pay more ntten■ to the comings and goings of 1 Dulto of York.' w^at sort of a chap la he, nnyO, this younger brother of the Mojh Wules? To begin with, it is safe to say it h? would bo every bit a,s popir as Wales if he were os well inn. He Is a modest, rather |T chap of 31, likable in the ex[me. fully aware of the responslities that are hia and, like S * te * . thoroughly democratic and utuzning. Doubtless it will surprise rapat iple to learn it,.. but York is Uered the best dressed prince England. His sartorial get-up chosen with even more care n that of Wales, and his taste clothes ruit to fcomewhat gayer turns and cut* ihe responsibilities of his posln have made him studious and 'rough. He Is deeply interested labor blatters. Is preildertt 'of i Industrial W elfare Society 1 l» constantly working fo. ®g about a better understand[ between employers and rkeza. Tie is forever, studying man ns the Prince of Wales, too. I H« plays an excellent game of tennis, U a very fair golfer a,mJ while in the navy distinguished n.'mself as n distance runner. In addition he is rated a good crick­ eter, and in his jliuth he played a good game of football.The duke has a very respectable war record. Unlike the Prince of Wales, he was not kept forever r-cheduled behind the lines; a t the battle of Jutland he was under fire on the battleship Collimvood, and later he was transferred to the air force, making a number of flights in France. At present the duke holds tho rank of commander in the navy and captain in the royal a ir force. Mil­ itary men will tell you that these titles were earned, too, and not luinded him on a silver platter. The duke went through the regular British naval training school just ike any other British youth, and served u long apprentl.^hip afloat. The duke has lately devoted m w ■’ Jwrsi'* n - ■■. ■■" ■ r r r f l« o r c f ! A M i» ” i n a r ■st : f o « 0 / r u , in«*. 2t ^ ( f N S ) —Fnink Jackson, form­ er w irfU 'i champion horseshoe pitcher, hud M* two sons, all of Kellertbn; low*, have arrived here for training for the next champion. Survey Expected To Show Fine Results LAKELAND. Nov. 2 6 — The industrial aurvey of Florida being made by the A gricultural De­ partm ent of Florida, will bring out tome very in'tetestfng facta and figures when the reporta now being compiled.by Grosvenor DAwe and hia assistants a rr'r* * d y publication. Those who have beard the mes­ sage of*. Mr, Da we, form er editor of The Nation’s Business, have been impressed not bq much by the rtatistiea of the three 'o f four year that have now gone Into dircard, but by the surveys made l>y certain large corporation! th at have already invested millions in Florida and prepared to invest additional .millions. It may well be taken for granted th a t the hard-headed business men who are directing the affairs of theso corporations are not investing such large sums of money without first being aemired of satisfactory returns. These returns can come only through an increase in popu­ lation. People use electric current for industrials and domestic pur­ poses; they establish factories of one kind or another; they . build homes in which to house and rear their families; they engage in business enterprises and by reason of all thlo they become potential customers of tlio public utility corporations. Therefore, when a great company like the Gulf Pow­ er Company, a subsidiary of the Alabama Power Company of B ir­ mingham is making preparations for the supplying power to tho entire section of west Florida ly ­ ing west of the. Apalachicola river, it means th at there is some rea­ sonable assurance of a decided increase In population in all th at territory. And again — Southern Bell Telephone Company forecasts art increase in population. It m atters year l‘J-l-10 of at least twice the present : population. It m atters not so much a t to the estim ated vain in the several divldionn of Henry M. I.elnnd, 85, founder of the Lincoln and Cudillac' automo­ bile companies, has filed suit in be­ half of minority stock holders for $0,1)00,000 against Henry Ford, charging Ford’s promises to minor­ ity stockholders o f.. tJKr Llueoin company, a t the tim e'he bought it, have not been fulfilled. CUSTOMS CIINANGE JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Nov. 2fl — (IN S)—The age-old privilege or police officer* walking a beat to. sample fruit, peanuts, and the l|ka off fruit carts and stands, has been officially given Urn a ir in an eXiVi rutlve order issued by the police departm ent her*. , No. they'r* not UuAirymen. nor gsrlal trio of the VtfimVtny of Florida football ti of Orlando, tha manager, fa la the cotter.. A t t U 1 Jacksonville, and Jack Givens, of Key Wast, the t ■ting a football team la no <raap—cha’t yea n 4 t l slaaaT—or maybe it WM fha hot saal barnyard Jfnlfer, C. CU Da Columbus, Ohl'.; wT]rv %T\i the first of the year to atart infe foe th*. meet. ; (« r v n I*.l/l> ,7^ t u you're. l't» >ittlUifn i;d|Hi 1 ^ your hard-earnediitoi When ' •• i in to a h o n e o r a b u sh . . . building the quilttly the matertirts"'.'y6\T must be tmquestloni ft* r.urfl Extra Fancy Yellow Squash, l b . ' 0 5 c E g g p la n t............................... *.v...5a & ,19c Cocoanuts, p o u n d ................................... 10c Fresh Eggs, doz............................... 65c Extra Fancy, Large Bunch Celery 10&15c Lettuce, from California .............-.lOc&lBc Cabbage, lb. (Sanford g r o w n .<:r..l*.05c Grapes, lb. ...................................... „ .i0 c Fancy Fresh Okra, lb................... .....15c Fresh Snap Beans, 10c, 2 lbs.................. 15c White Potatoes, 10 lbs............ ............. 35c New Potatoes, lb................... 05c Home Grown Tomatoes, l b . .................10c Apples, 3 lbs............... 25c Bananas 4 lbs................................j....... . 25c THE YARD WITH A MILL BACKING pfittne I3fr J» m ‘ iv. i mv m yJl Our purity and quality standards are ;so and so rigidly adhetj^H ij —th a t you wjll, find,pgtfy the most dependable fodtfe a t your nearest A&P • ■ : .tiou-vijoru storel •• Our Fruits and 'Vegetables ' Are Always Fresh vattd ' Dfeticrotas Blue Bonnet 2nd. S trtet'A F. 8. Vernajrand Wm, rlngless Beans u*grave, Proprietors Del Monte Sliced -Specially Selected Fresh Gt " *Red Circle 8qVUx COFFEE, lb. .....37c COFFEE, fb, ^jnerica’a Finest Package ua u tu*c iimtvii, jiuii 4jnu »••••!*»»# Incidentally it is worth noting that the Prince of Wales nlways addresses her as "Queen Eliza­ beth”—as though he knew that she would some day be queen in sober fact. Bnker’H Breakfast HE OPENING of our store at the new lo­ cation at 210-212 West First Street across from the Atlantic Coast Line Of­ fices. This puts us at the edge of the main bhfciness centre, easily available to our cus­ tomers, and reducing bur operating expenses to allow us to sell our Feeds at the lowest prices. . * •; T RlrtfH COMING LAKELAND, Fla., Nov. 25.— (IN S)— Extensive, preparations wgre under way here today for the entertainm ent of Ruth Elder, Americon trans-A tlantic flyer wh« is expected to visit’here for Christ­ mas. ( . Miss Elder is a t .present fulfilIfcig a $100,000 vaudeville contract with the Lowe dlrcuit. She Is pluying at the CapRol -Theater in New York this week. White House, Tall Can E'W’H L enhance our lines, carrying nearly the same titofeks as our DeLand store. G o Stepin -Borrowed O u: Palm-Olive ROP IN and get acquainted with our 'manak'er and inspect the hbw location. SOAP — 3 bars for q u ic k :! 2 Water Softener for Toilet and house) PURINA In Checker Com pound .• 2 1 0 -2 1 2 W L S hK �Xi'i 5 3 « R S 7 C i> rii® i m m 'j aaaaM dlkr Vford Herald m rr M rt»* „ ir ,M U araN , FUHSa M■■»■!)■ A v r« « e .______ _i aaf«*4 »!•*< ■IT, H i* , lit I k r P M l e l d e e ,t4. li- r U . mndtr .■<■« “r •I M nr*h a P * T . L ftD ljJ '»F ,A \ . -B IM T U H rARU MKHU___ HAJtAtlKR 1n JON ES N a n d M KAItal . M i u H i r r i“u t II A T K S ....... n.nn ’J S r m m W e ' Maafh a .. ' I per ttrrk _ /TAII I-a prt Yaar J*” M ,ia - - CA«. 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Juana l a d l a a ftl w Canal, k — l | n t i n i l i i B a f monthly ' P a r W aak.r , , . npatina <if h n lld la * pr»laapa knlala a p a rt n iP il b- i ’ Caarn ranllf Cheat. ‘ rtlaa af e llj b p a n llflra- and Hinder a kaapllal. unto In^tH » arori ■oul# FOB TODAY Ml VEST: —Save us, 0 God, and gutner us ironi eathen,,to give thanks s Hei name, ana to triumph .* Psalm 10(1:17. kYEK: Lord, we would lie co­ rn with Thyself, in gathering for Thy harvest TH E 0P1NNEKS The IpMLvens are open, Their gates are flung wide, I can * e lovers walking Aiot$r, aide by side. On livers of laughter The 'aall time away Llkel te little toy shallops Of ohildren a t play, c a t see an old woman puffing her pipe. Bee bo^sOn branches applea are ripe. re by one gateway plainly I see maidens sit spinning 4 * green tree. a are as shadow?, spindles are whirled _ while they fashion orm* for the world. pins a new trum pet lew vines to blow, plna a new seed-pod lew flowers to sow. I Making Rules Pof Husbands o- Gene Tunney comes to Santhia winter while visiting r la we’ll bet a lot of these Jack Dempsey men will run and WdeJ If f«*rd (TIT ' I, rB“‘ ,h,cforc ‘h?“ ““! '« H,im' t h i " n > j nit. ST ItA T O lf ilEI.IKVES th s. -H K ! I 'E t t The Hookworm •\ tw in dtrtT 1USNEY TRMtfP/ We Buy and Bottles of AH scriptions. Rear* -X ^ __ * IX r / .J y J j% Ti CjI .: KOTS’ S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Art \ i ti ~ n c G en era to r J j . S ta r te r and j| Ign ition jj j Service Our Specialty 5 AUTOMOTIVE; j ELECTRIC CO, jj W. First nt Oak. phon«J V ^ r \v I p--’ USE Of nl] tho aviators engaged in ocean flying Inst summer, T1IE REV'. DR. S tiutnr rurcs (jUAKER STATE perhaps none excited less respect, or mom rcpronch than discus.1 in New York by fiutli luyCharles A. Levine, and yet his contribution to aeronautics ing on of hands, anointing with oil, OIL has been ns great, if not greater, thnn nny of the others, in­ and know* vvlmt he is talking about. When u young mnn he cured a ser­ nnd go Farther fin your cluding Lindbergh. ies of bilious attacks which had Money. Free Crank-Case To say nothing of his personal exploits in the air, being i«.thered him from childhood, by Service. the first civilian pnssenger on a trans-Atlantic Uight, cs- rending ono chapter of St. Mark, tablishing a world's record for long distance hops, and so They mu*t have been -mvngc atCECIL L.RINES forth, we find him spemlini! much of his time while in F m n c e l£ li,i" men' “ Jv’li. ranntaK aiding ln^ the perfecting of a forty ton. seven motored “ fly-1 along the top of « feme.* \ JfiOl W. First St. mg wing ’ with which Levine contemplates inaugurating lie had eaten for breakfast about “half a iloun southern bis­ trans-Atlantic passenger service next year. three large balls of pork j Time describes the ship as follows: “Passenger, engines, cuits, sausage und three cups of black crew of the actual shin will be stored in a 180-foot "single coffee." St. Mark may l»2 proud, The Best Ever wing," which is three yards thick. Two motqrs will be held of curing thnt. a M n d t o T o m 't h o U i l ThC fUSC'" ‘te i!* ,0 n |t Ft »k#*% ■ 'ic n re e iF WX TAr’va i t (AN EELJ H3 WAV jg n tut ib o x Hill $75,000,1100 a year in the boot] leg liter business will constantly produce new crops of criminals. ! well tested in a wind tunnel, i. e.—a Htout tunnel built for av-. cancer, will wi*h they had tried iation model tests. So terrific is the suction of the propel- conic other method of cure, ler set at one end to furnish nir currents, thnt a man stand-' Tho** thm haven't got cancer, : A tii nr cowl for monkshood, iin g in the tunnel would be swept into the whirling blades. iii-'but ':nly ‘hln1k ,thtfy h:'v‘, wiU ” New caves for the <«k, K ’ t,n'' reJoice* •pointed, they're spinning. ^ Htantly killed." • And ^ne spins a cloak ' The ship certainly sounds ns if she would find the Atlant A SALE OF stock in Cyrus li. —By Alice Brown Oic no difficult master to conquer. With acven engines we imK. Curtis's publishing concern Wiat Wind of a ThankHKlvlng did “Ki?° the propellers shoqjd be able to pull the terrific weight. brings out the fact that Mr. Cur­ publications, no including hi* At least the test made possible by Levine's money und his in tis's newspapers, earned in 19-0 net Lterest in aviation is enough to draw the attention of the en- profit of $ir.,2:ir«.r.8 L They un­ oden check artists are nt workr tire American public. doing better this year, earning nt %* i itlce from the exchanges, Bc*» No matter what you may think of Levine as n man, or the rate of $111,000,000 a year for ware ^ his personality, you cannot deny him a high nlnco nmong the the first luilf of 1027. r -o good live Dollar Day might elite of nviation. TH ERE IS NO W iter property, he iti'res in Sanford. >V fhy not t a try anyway? nfiRwt As Brisbane Sees It A New Jersey bride-to-be is responsible for a set of ten All Dot the Rears. commandments, handed down to the prospective groom, as The Poison Worked. the basis of an agreement regulating his conduct as n mar­ $73,000,000 for Csngi. ried man. Their general purpose, accQrding to the pretty A Marvelous Cure. girl author, is to prevent “the trouble that takes place today.” B r Artknr llr la baae C * a * r ( « k ( 1037 ht Jti,i l i . She'Is aware that the mntter has become very much of a joke among the public hut she emphasizes their importance by u GENTLEMEN THAT DEAL in statement declaring she hopes her husband-to-be will agree stocks bvak'rs, speculators, in: to them. vcstnrn ccletirntcd Thanksgiving Whether they will tie observed by her husband or evo joyously. They bought ‘ whether he will even agree to them remains to Ik* seen, but nearly .‘l.OYn.nno sharps re­ the fact is that the suggestions include some important ques­ cording many new price:;. tions while others seem to be more or less trivial. For in­ It if* not cheerful Thanksgiving stance, there is the stipulation that there is to lie no other for iK>nr who think “it wu* about mate, which seems fair enough, as does the request lor total •ime to sell tning* short.” Hut may thankful they have no gone nny abstinence from intoxicants. No past love affairs shall be oe farher in the wrong direction. discussed, the Jersey girl savs, neither shall the husband be guilty of such conduct as would arouse her jealousy. “TRIAL MARRIAGE" Is it gen-' Some of the women, perhaps most of the men, will in gen­ jm lly works was disastrous for eral disagree with the commandments. It would seem to be Anna Sehlut.r, of Long Island, 22 old. Shu made a Inst futile the wrong method to pursue and more than likely the results years appeal to her young man, then would be more successful if the bride-to-be would try “lead­ wrote n note to him saying, “ If ing the horse to drink” instead of driving it. At any rate God does not help m*, I will hnvo the precepts are'interesting and so we pass them on to our to help hint." When the young man walked out of his house hp readers for whatever they are worth. stumbled over the young girl's dead 'Thou shalt have no other mate before me. body, lying in the hallway, and ‘‘Thou shalt say thy prayers each night on bended knee, found the note in her hand. The girl wrot , “ It’s bad enough for particularly asking d iv in e b le s s in g upon our home. people to point their firmer* at “Thou shalt lmdertake all family duties on a fifty-fifty me hut ii will be worse r • they basis, even unto the care of the children, the doing of the do the snme at a poor little soul. I ] dishes and the general housework. eni committing murder, but so nr‘Thou shalt let nnuglit transpire calculated to arouse you." Her appeal wns a fai ute The poison was a success. jealousy. Th re is something to be snid for "Thou shalt hold no secrets from me, my right to open old-fashioned marr'ncre. It may all your mail, or whatever kind, to remain inviolable. not be perfect bat it does protect “Thou shalt not indulge in intoxicating liquors, nor be­ woni *u to some patent. come enslaved to lady nicotine nor any of her noxious kin. CRIME. WELL ORGANIZED,is "Thou shalt be on time for all appointments. not surprisin ' when you read that “Thou shall cater to my whims, not neglect attendance rival gangs in Chicago are m urder­ at the theatre, opera and dance and other social activities, ing oicli oilier, killing policemen, to obtain control of a "beer-trade and always appear neat when in my presence. ■worth $75,000,000 a jenr." "Thou shult not dwell unduly upon the past affairs of the heart, real or imaginary. THE POLICE CHIEF (ells his “Thou shalt never depart from me without first bestow­ ! men to get the gunmen, before the ■gunmen gangster was killed. Many ing a kiss, nor fail to greet me with the same caress,” I nth rs will lie wiped out probably. ---------------—---------------------- Levine’s Work SUSSl. FLORIDA STATE FAIR I Drink - E lder Springs W ater Heal lh Insurance LOCH ARBOR Has Pure Water Supplied from a Deep Wei nnd stored in n hermetically sealed lank, which prcvcnlt contamination. Loch Ar­ bor’s wnter is as pure nnd Rood as any to he found in Florida. Ask for a sample and have it analyzed. Jacksonville NOVEMBER _A7 To D eForest - Sanford 26 R ealty G . Don’t Miss It IV d . Ilox 339 DEVELOP INTO Advice that will save you loss Prrtistcnt coiirIh and cold* lean to serious trouble. You con slop them now wiih Creomulslon, an emulsified creo­ sote that is pleasant to take. Crcnmulsion i* a new medical discovery with Iwu fold action; it soothe* and heals the inflamed membrane* and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drug*. rrro.Jte is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as \ one of the greatest healing ug nciet for (vrsistent cough* nnd cold* and other futm* of throat trouble* CrjomulaiuA contains, in addition to errotote, other healing element* which soothe nnd heal the infected nvmhrjne* and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the rreosolp goes on to the Mnmarh. i* ab­ sorbed into the Mood, attacks the seat of the trouble and chcch* tlx* growth of the grrrni, Crromuhion I* guaranteed ratisfactnry In the treatment of nersUtenl roughs and cold*, hrnnelihf asthma, bronchitis and other form* of respira­ tory disease*, and i* exerlL nt for build­ ing lip the »v«trm after cold* or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after lak:ng according to dirertions. Ask your dru;’g)it. (adv.) You nuirt be absolutely i tnin that your insurance your needs; thnt you arc tccted against every jsui loss. Our expert* are ready to) you just this help. Hiey the risks und hazard* tiur fucc, and how you ran he «f*guarded agninst lu« with [ ries backed by the v^t ns cc*. Talk with us; make red your insurance i- right. A . P. Connelly Sons Established I9M 221 Magnolia I’b Sanford Fla. -------------------i—O- no bettor security, than well cstaIdisbed ntngnilne* or newspaper*. There is nothing harder to produce thut n well established muguxine or newspaper, nothing more dan­ dred dollars for food. F ather Reek gerous thun newspaper speculation. gave mr money for Ice and stumps. I have thirty dollars per month AT SOOCHOW, WHERE finest J pension from the churrh and it silks are made, Chang Tso-Lin lias verv small income. With medicine ordered coronation robes. If no­ and n doctor to pay, nnd being en­ shoots Chang Tso-Lin while tirely helpless, the situation is body the dressmakers a r e 'busy, China terrible. will have another emperor In (he My home ju st bought in May must go. Money to pay for it was person oT a hardfightlng brigand, given to Mr. Key on the 17th of raisad to the top by military suc­ May.. It is a long story about ab­ cess. stract and ao forth, but my check IIOW LONG HE will last noto make payment and get my deed body can tell. Young Chine* that is still in the bank, also the deed. Payment was to have been made visit tho United States, Britain in good time before the Bank an«l other countries for education go back with iiU*«* new to China. rloseil, but it wasn't. They do not include, usually, lhe Respectfully Yours, notion th a t China should be ruled Elsie Collin* Matthew*. by a promoted bandit chitff. THESANFORD FORUM Editor The Herald: I'leuse send Thu Herald nt once. S orry‘to have neglected so long. He huio to send to R. F. D. No. '2 Maitland. I am one of the many do not vouch for the tru th of victim* of the Seminole County Btement, but it has been said Hank und greatly interested In nany an attorney, like neces- your desire to stand for justice. knows no law.—Bradenton > I am the widow of an Episcopal Clergyman from Ohio and c a n s here on account of poor health. song “Is My Name W ritten While I nm- only one umong many, ?” is not popular with vUi- yet doubt if nny lady has suffered to a police station.—Times— more and greater wrong than I. nl'fi. It’s funny how many of My loss was only $1,5(18.20, but too ▼isltors don’t want any<me to much for a poor willow, I do not cure lor publicity, but k n o ^ they've been there. ruulil tell a very sad story of great ------- o------need caused by my loss. A friend jtain Giles recmid try for In Columbus Ohio sent me one hun­ ’alia failed. Of course it is nil tte r of personal opinion, hut l were he, we would devote nur j to perfecting airplanes rather EXCHANGE to testing them over open 1 FOUR LOCAL ADS Tho*e renders of newspapers ong prominent citizens who who Judge municipalities by the advertising carried on in locul announced their intention of local newspapers would no doubt get g to Florida this winter are the Impression thut Pulatkn at 'allowing writers: lluhe Gold- this ^ ^ particular tim e is not so K...... pros. ?***' Ceorg* Ado, I ut might be. In the Issue Tnriungton, and Clair uf The News of yesterday appear With so much good m a te r-1 t*d but four local diajplay ads,. and hand, the new morning daily I none of these was astounding i not to have much trouble 1 proportions. ibllng an excellent staff. The local ad run for yesterday ..........o--------was not unusual. W ith tho except­ With his last wuitls Benjamin ion »f one or two days in the week, Fvfie claimed that for two week* the News for several weeks bus to the murder for which be carried less home business than al­ Jexet ited, he had been out of most any of its Florida contemp­ 1 on account of the poison in oraries serving communities of farhiakey he hod drunk. Yet sim ilar population. I t has however are' some of th* “best peop- carried n good volume of nationul rho persist upon drinking it advertising, the best possible p r o o f I upon saying that it will not that its merit is recognised by the larger advertising agencies, dis­ them. interested judges. ---------o--------It U well known to the public iking i f the new morning thut newspapers are not supported Forrest Lake was heard to by circulation. The price paid per the rem ark on the street the week for the paper delivered at day that he was going to sour door is barely sufficient, to RIm Herald out of business defray the cost of the white paper Urn* be had two hundred thou- which it contains. And It Is equally I dollars to do it with. If. Mr. as wtfll known that few newspapers has two hundred . thousand are so equipped financially as to s, w* would respectfully sug* ikd it practical for, J u t he devote it to relieving ,the rol*. of phi !o f soma of tlu do pos­ that are subs t a l instead of try in g a* they serve. . . l £ a lf upon The Bar- W THE SCHEME TO have chain letter w riters pile 15,000,0iMi sep­ arate demands for Coolldgc in 1028 is nipped In the hud and the cham Is broken. The President, who said, “ I do not chose to run,'* meant what he said. There will bo no Cuolidg* nom­ ination in 1928, unless eRpuhticans can convince the President of their inability to agree on any other man. This being so distinctly obvious, the axiom is arrived nt THAT NO COMMUNITY IS SERVED BY ANY BETTER NEWSPAPER THAN IT IS WILLING TO SUP­ PORT. All thnt the publisher docs is to supply the needed printing and u competent s ta ff of writers, printer* and solicitors. The rest is FROM PARIS, TO Berlin is flOO up to the business interests. miles. A French filer on the reg­ As Tha News sees it, Pnlatka at this particular time needs to ad­ ular Pnrif-Berlin passenger line, vertise. It needs to go out a fter the has made the round trip 1 times business that has been brought in one inontH, flying 18,000 mites within ruivte by the completion of In*30 days, with no accident. This many highways and by the opening is taken as a m atter of course. of the Memorial Bridge. It has Curiously enough Americans, who reached that stage in |ta progress rarely fly »t t*r>mc, are the best thut it sits a t tho cross-roads, and rose-roan*, nnn ll« n t,‘.nBllvUr" ,K,‘ these roads lead on to Jacksonville W a-shall,U y fe re eventually.. end elsewhere. They are* splendid AS EASILY a s matches start thoroughfares, but tnla city is not their terminus. If the residents of a . fire lo shavings, national the disputed trad s territory within jealouay sta rts w ar in Europe. a radius of fifty mils* read the ad­ England talks nf an alliance with vertisements only a f other com­ Jugo-fliavla. Riots break out in munities the chance i* good that Venice and Padua, the police pro­ they Will trade only in these other tect the French and Ju g o sla v ia communities. P rin te r's Ink. Jud­ consulates from attack. iciously used,, creates the m arket. History Is a l«ng way from Nothing else U keeping American recording "a United State* of factor!** in operation today and no- Europe." No statecraft or thing clip j4 rosponnibl* for Araori- | lances, but only slow education cap p ru c re it^ f recent years. .. J ; n end E uropi’s danger of war. ; The Pulatka Daily Newa b able a trained to suspect, mistrust, w delirer ciCuIatlon aerefce^but R hato each other through r f a a MILK WK AllE THE ONI.Y PRODUCERS SEI.I.INC GRADE A MILK IN SANFORD The Hest i« the ChcnpcHt, For Daily Delivery Phone Sanford 1181 or Call at ItlrdHong Ice Cream Co. LONGWOOD DAIRY % /hat are a fe w c e n t s a day compared to the protection !| and convenience afforded by a telephone in your home? Notice To Car Owners I specialize in Refinishing Automo­ biles with 100% DuPont Duco. / This class of work makes your old ear look like a factory job, and will last indef­ initely. , I guarantee this class of work to last two years. » , . ^ " v j^ u n t of present 'conditions I have added a line of Lacquer, to take care . *”9®® want a cheaper class of work. This class of work can be done at T he telephone has become so vital to the social needs of every community nowadays that no one thinks of it as a luxury. On the contrary, the subscriber regards it as indispensable. A nd why not? For it is the cheapest and most dependable means of tran* mitting the human voice. Hence it serves to overcome isolation, loneliness, save many- needless step* j and provides a sense of security th** contributes so much toward happ®** and contentment in the home x Avhatever amount you want to spend on the car. ROYSCHHIDT Shop located on Opposite School House .,,n>v>T«mp*fm> S O U T H E R N BELL T Z L F I ’ l i O N B AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY lies.) a u t h o r iz e d V*!/t •/» �SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1927. Wilds^Cfiosen For Mix Picture Which Is Here Saturday Tel^j^py 1^8 MRS. FRED. 9. DA IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37 Wells-Wade Marriage Comes As Surprise To Many SanfordFriends •FRIDAY/*’, r, ( ,hrbt Matthewa will enter' member* o f the Lottaidge Club a t .1:30 o clock ,ome on Elm Avenue Club Donee at 9 o clock facht Club. y Howard Chapter U. D. ail meeting a t 1 o’clock at . of Mrs. W. -I. Thigpen on ■ftiue. SATURDAY fn’, matinee nt 10 o’clock [ilane theatre. en's story iu u r nt 10 o' the Library. SUNDAY j memorial services of the . Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. held at 1:00 o’clock nt onic Temple. MONDAY egulur monthly business ial meeting of the Truth Class will meet Monday n ut three o'clock. Nov­ e ll at the home of Mr;1, ■awford with the following s Mrs. 0. J. Pope, chnirrs. L. M. Telford, Mrs. J. e Mrs, M. E. Moye, Mrs. u'rner and Mrs. Whitworth, sidles of the Presbyterian y will meet at the Church t) o’clock for the Mission Class. A noon cafeteriu BH be served. f meeting of St. Agnes [ 3:30 o’clock at the Parish TUESDAY iiirian Sunday School Class First Baptist Church will undny night at 7:.'!0 at the f Mrs. C. A, McMahon k King nnd Mrs. McMahon Mreshment committee of B* Seekers Class of the ■ Church for the birth ■f Tuesday will meet at p of Mrs. J. D. Parker at rrtoek Satunlay afternoon. WEDNESDAY Ltiarian Circle of the First Church will hnve an nil sing party at the home of l A. Anderson, 915 Elm rrdnesJay. SATURDAY I Story hour nt 10 o'clock | Sanfprd Library. Miss kh Turnbull will hnve Mrs. Jewell P. Wells of Tampa announces the marriage of her daughter, Mary Louise to Mr. Benjamin F. Wade of Sanford Florida, October 15th 1927. The above announcement came a* a complete surprHe to the many friends of this young couple both here nnd in Tampa. They were married at the home of the Rev. J. Abbott in De l-nnd, October 15th and have kept it a secret until recently. The romance begun while Mrs. Wade was making her home with her mint. Mrs. AI'red L'ljn of this city and where *h*^wn, a high school student of last year. Airs. Wad.1 has lived in Tampa practically nil her life and i* an attractive member of the younger social set there and also in this ■ity. Mr. Wade came from Valdosta, in., and has made his home in ■sanford for the past four years. He is well known by a large eireje if friends here and in his former home, lie is engaged in the furn­ iture business here with his father. The young couple will be at home tn Sanford after December 1. Woman’s Temperance Body Goes On Record For 5 Commissioners The Woman’s Christian Temper­ ance Union, met Tuesday a fter­ noon at the home of Mrs. Wr. L. Hughey. The meeting was opened with a prayer nnd scripture read­ ing by the president, Mrs. F. R. .Mitchell. The principal object of this called meeting was to impress up­ on the members the importance of being repared to vote in the nppproaching election. Mrs. Alary Harris Armour said nt the recent state convention a t Coconnut Grove that the less desirable candidates are put in office by the people not going to the poles nnd voting on election day. The union went on record as unani­ mously favoring a five men form of city government with one good woman on it. The convention echo feature of the meeting was postponed until next meeting. Oh Doctor” Will Be Shown To Children tr.d Mrs. Edward F. Lane, il Mrs. S. D. Highlcyman, Mul Mrs. G. Sharon, Mr. and Ver tic Hurt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Moore Scott nnd James man have returned horn Mr. anil Mrs. Curtis Lowery of Wlywnod where they at- DeLand weiv the guest, of their the Kiwards meet. parents Mr. and Mrs. Tuhhle Tues­ day evening, They were accomanwi Mrs. Ben Austin un- led home by Mr*. Tubblc who will the birth of a son, Sunday h i the guest of her son nnd wife >*r 13 u t , the Femnld- Mr, nnd Mrs. Clifton Tuble for *n Hospital. The baby has te n days. Mitchell-Lossing •Mr and Mr*. Mitchell "f Trenton, Miss, announce the mnrringe of their daughter GLADYS to MR. FAY LO SS]N O • Monday, N ovem ber 21,. 1927. Mr. Lossing js th e son o f Mr. , J. Lossing of th is c ity and has made Sanford his hbm e for the past ten years. After a short honeymoon Mr and Mrs. Lessing will l« at home til th-ir Itttini* feinn.i . .. A *’ culmination of a life-long dfhip found itself in m arriage sdav at high noon when Miss iet Mason of Philadelphia, became the bride of Allen J. rati of Chicago, the wedding g place at the home of C. ill .Huron, 1119 east Seventh Spme of the most dangerous ' nnd rugged spot* in America were chosen for the locale of the new Tom Mix vehicle, “Tumbling Riv­ er", to be f-bown at the Mllane Thentre Saturday. This location in Arisona was chosen to give the picture all the punch nnd whirlwind thrills of a sure-fire Western productotn. Tom and Tony thunder th o u g h cthlp ,n Hating etory. from ' the ertg* and precipices of the vatl-colorod mesas down through the Ameri­ can desert with ita shimmering rami*, and deadly cactus, running down one of the most notorious Lang of cattle rustlers in the country. , Tlu> exteriors of this picture are the w»st in all of its biasing glory mid color, ns a background for n Production full of every known sort of hazard and pulsating romance. Tom is supported by a splendid cost of such favorites as Dorothy Dwnni Stella Essex, William ConVi* 1Im, Wallace Mm- Donald, Buster {lordlier, H arry (iripp, F.lmo Bill­ ing,. and other well known West••*ii actors. Lew Seiler directed the production. e mu pie were united by the id, leremany, speaking their IM2 V" W!‘ themselves, with ■ Brownlee, pastor of the I re;byterian Church, pro<-ing them man and wife. gS H .trraft has lived In Philpnin many years and is an CHULUOTA The many frWml* of Mrs, Dowitt Williams will be grieved to learn of her continued illness and that she will leave the first of the meek for Orlando where she will undergo an operation at the hosjtnl. .\|r .)W’.SummerviHe of the u,w|,.| t „„,i r nnirl,n , in Sit Atier- Camp Fire Girls Are Entertained By Anna Marie Couch At Home ATTENTION D. A It All members of the Sallie Huerisnn Chapter N. S. D. A. R. who will attend the regional luncheon given by the Abigail Bartholomew Chapter of Daytona Bench on Wednesday, November 30, will assemble a t the home of Mr*. John Meisch Jr., and leave togeth­ er ut 10:45 o'clock. The luncheon will be at the Princess Isseiiii Hotel at 1 o’clock. Mrs.' K. P. WTghl of Cairo,,'fin., ’ Mrs, W. J. SUsedapd rfcll^en I* the house, guest xjf j, Mri ‘ and left for their homd In'Kissimmee Mrs. Henry W ig h t.............. .... Friday nfter spending several -------| days here ns the guests of Mr. nnd. Mrs. F. M. Davison and Mrs. W. ! Mrs. J. 0 . Dal). L Thigpen motored to Orlando ---------Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and ------Miss Jean Maxmetl were among Mr. ami .Mr!l Ml Kronen spent from Sanford that attended Thin,day in Jacksonville when. :ht’ foothall game In Lesshurg they attended the football game Thursday afernonn. WATCHES 25 White and Green Gold Genti Strap Watches. Regular $13.75 Value. Speciul $7.75. 25 Ladies W riat Watches in Four designs, Regular $15.00 Value Special $8.50. Guaranteed for 10 years. DENNY Mi nke me Ir- and Mrs. D. E. Cole of Mrs. J, A Davis of Statesboro, Wale, spent Thanksgiving ns the guests of Mr. and Gw., left Friday for Orlando whn • Howard Long, she will spend several days with her ,on. Mr. Edmund Duvi,. Mr,, rum er Houser returned While here she wus the guest of Wednesday from Tampa where she Mis, l/uii-c Field*. la- been the guest of friends foi be pa,i tw., weeks. Mr and Mist, Rav Fox and Mr uni Mrs George Hardin motored in Leesburg Thursday afternoon to aitend (be football iranie be­ tween Sanford High School and Lee,burg High School, and Alis. Charles Stoudinand little daughter. Ruby, lliank,giving with lir. ami Ia rg rave at laike Hamilton, Air. and Alls Paul Rerlfern and j ' <vn children deft Thursday for | their borne in Wildwood after spending several davs here as the guests of Air, Reilfern’s parent,. Air. and Airs. G. W. Spencer. Air. F.dmund Taylor, nit official o«‘ the federal government in liun m i , of Mines stationed nt Pitta burg. Pa., is touring Florida with hi, bride, and is visiting Mr. nnd Alls. II. W. ijmik* at the l-angby Apartments. Mr. and Airs. W. II. Hnuks with their guests, Mr. und .Mrs. Ed* nulml Taylor of Pittsburgh, Pa., spent Thursday iti Orlando as the guest, of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Whltelaw at their lovely new hnnn on Ijike Drive. .Mr and Mr*. Hawkins Connelly left Thnr,ilnv for llnltirunre. Mil., where thev took their voting son. Lee. who has been critically ill for the pn*t two weeks, to John Hankins Hospital where he will undergo an operation. Among the distinguished EuroIa-ait scientist, who addressed the first conference and whose presonce Is sought for th • second are: Dr. Friedrich tlerglus, Heidelberg, Gerinany; Prof. Frans Fischer, di* tevlnr, Mulheim-Riihr Institute of Coal Research; Gen. Georges Patart, Paris; Dr. Cecil II Lander director fuel research. Dr, It Less­ ing. consulting engineer, Geoffrey AL Gill consulting engineer, and Harold Nielsen, of London. .Mis* Helen \ern e y . Alts* OH-DOCTOR! M arry L eon W lino n ’t C om edy Special .Music nnd Fenti Admission 10c MILANE A. A mi Wright . Air. and Airs. Sidney Chase, Robrt Deane anil Randall Chase fnrnnd a eongen'nl party motoring to Jacksonville Thursday where they witnessed the FlnridnW'a.shingtnn law* football game. • MV Valdez Cafe Special TODAY An authentic portrayal of th# life and deeds of “JE SSE JAM ES" with • Fred Thompson and Mary Cart' nn‘l Fried Chicken Dinner SATURDAY T onight O ne Archilecl First Nnt’l. Bar.k Bldg Sanford. Fla. Dollar "Tl'MHLING RIVER" comedy 1,1 4H “ PASS THE DUMPLINGS" Childrens Matinee I0KK) A. M.*' Admission 10c F . P . R IN K S 221 East First St. Opposite Post Offlcs Ready^ G/oriouj/JeW SILKS AND WOOLENS MINGTOY CREPE Light and dark colors 40 in. wd. Washable. $2.75 yd. CREPE SATINS 40 in. wd. In all the new shades. $2.50 yd. WOOL FLANNELS 54 in. wd. In Light Blue, Pink, .... Nile and Dark Shades. of Our Fall Opening Sale And we are offering ALL WOOL KASH1A 54 in. wd. In all shades. Fine soft finish. $3.00 yd. * ENGLISH PRINTS 32 in. Wd. Everfast. New Patterns. 50c yd. *T**r'1 in Community 1IJ47 Rogers Gorham ^tex’lmic Silrw• ware nt reduced prices, m Reguar prices i%lrt^Mand Painted Cut Glass l ’-3 of] And Convince Yourself Special Price $3.25 Each while they last.— The Diamond Palace Opp. Post Office JWXN! dgucrtd . :a nsvi The wonder H one "SILVER KING" . Comedy "HOT PAPA" ,AIilane-Paramount N ew *-- TIRES AND TUBES ut lowest prices ever offer* ed . I’ortuble Phonographs $9.50 $12.50 $18.50 425.50 Radio. Hotshot, and Flasht light Batteries **P*r Cent Off from prices marked in Window Display. All prices a n Bonafide. P. WEINBBRO&fL ■ fa-Trf 3«7 East >V*t Children’s <lU Saturday Matineg Reginald DIAMONDS ^ l»rg*st stock of Diamonds In the City In Diamond Ring*— Oar Pin*, Dinner Rings Bracelet* inches. Regular ffl.OO Value. Among those from chap ten / bo. >n 2 attending the past m atron* a n d ’ patron* of Daytona chapter of the En*tem S ta r were. Mr* and ~ Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mr. and M rfc Hnskey W ight. Mrs. and U i L ' H * I.. ChrUenbcrry, Mrs. M o ra y Jarvis, .Mr*. P. M. Eldef,** W s f * •V Routh, Mrs, G. E. McKay and ^ Mr*. Roda Mae Crenabaw. ■f"* Clearwater. >r r « u Off on a]l Elgin, W altham W riat Watches and G«nU Strap Watches, from Regular Standard Price*. 25 Hand Painted Japanese Vase*. Height 11 E. JoneK 'M r. and Mi* .1B M C well, and the M usas M ildred, Christine Doyle formed s een) ial party motoring over" tb *'ll burg Thursday a Demon for . Leesburg-San font football ^ai Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Driver and ' ‘*n Charles Jr., Mr. nnd Mr,. (1, < t'oehmn nnd sons enjoyed a d* lightful boat trip up the St. hn' R‘W Thursday. --------Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtin MncDaniel and young son left Friday for ’heir home in Bunnell a fte r spendMr. find Mrs. 0 . Irvinjr Loucki* 'tig Thnniisgiving here us the returned Friday nfter spending guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Doug­ rhankvffivinir wit hrelativca in las*. Saturday is the Specials for turday& Monday European iScientists William Lake of Tampa i< spending several day* here ns the g o 'st of uncle. Forrest Luke. -------. Mi s. Ruby Connelly of Lakeland arrived here Wednesday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Connelly. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen n Pulntkii spent Thursday in th city a* the guests of Mr. nu Mrs. Howard Long at their horn, on lark Avenue. Wa.,landrail Camp Fire Group met .Monday afternoon at the home of Anna Marie Couch on Myrtle Avenue. Aliss Helen Colbert was hostess. Dorothy Marshal) was taken into the group a t this meeting. After the business had been transacted games and con­ tests were enjoyed. Dainty re­ f it shments were served by Mfss Couch and Miss Colbert. Among those present wore F ran­ ces Andrews, Lois Britt, Pauline Crawford, Marion Hoolihnn, Mary Jane Preston. Marjorie Bonlsk, Elizabeth Alelhvin, Mnrcudel. filevt-kingk Helen Colbert, An/in Marie Couch and Miss Catherine Young the group guardian. PAG* ==38535smeri �rr,— \— r »v F1 ■.. ' • XP • . _t That r • MwMyv - r — rr £finest. % ! Not only have the atn^s of this country and of Europe been drafted to take a part in this spectacular offering but also the talented performers from the more distant lands, the South Sea Islands, In ­ dia, Borneo, Afghanistan, Persia, and the nearer countries in South America and Central America. Each of these have contributed their talents and present the most novel program ever offered by an American circus. Great enro has been taken to keep out of the routine ami the nmazing acts of tho 00 acrobats, 80 aerialists, fiO riders, ami scores of other performers nrc absolutely new nm! never before have been seen in Ibis country. Many acres nrc required to house the immense tent" of the Gentry Bros. Shows this season and more than 500 people are required to present the performance. Gentry Brothers have invested more than $750,000 in equipment. The mile-long street parade will he given a t 11 a. m. rain or shine, and the doors to the mammoth menagerie tent open at I and 7 P. M. The big show performance begins nt 2 and 8 P. M. To the kiddies as well ns their parents a visit to the Gentry Bros. Shows will prove to he a two-hour journey through a joyland of the highest type of cir­ cus entertainm ent ami on unforgetahle amusement ns well as ed­ ucational treat. Among those who will contribute much to the enjoyment of the program will be the .70 famous clowns. There play­ boys in their eccentric make-up have scores of new stunts lhat are proving great innovations and in keeping with the novel produc­ tion of the entire cirrus perform­ ance. r-rxii if ‘ TOO MUCHOF ‘IT’ LEADSTOARREST London DanceShow OF KISSING GIRL t * Following the death of his father, the beloved Moroccan sultan Mouley Yorrsef, the youngest son, Mouley Mohammed, It, took up the first problem of state—what to do with the couple of hundred wives left by Ibis father. The boy sultan (shown In the Inset and to the left, reaf mikll decide the problem for himself. Th*> deceased Hullan is pictured lit the center, with another son to the right. son’C O A L „ ImuminmiH Experts From All LONDON, Nov. 25,_(IN S )__ Over World ToGntlier Ncxl “ Purity," in the form of n shoutNovember In Smoky City P retty Pensacola Flapper Is Jailed A fter ^ te m p tin g To Kiss Everyone She Met; Police Puzzled Over Case PENSACOLA, Fla., Nov. 25.-7(IN S )—An over-abundance «T Eleanor Glyn’s now famous "IT " has proven very disastrous to pret­ ty Mamie Robinso/f, sweet sixteen. "IT " got her into tho municipal bastile. Mamie Just must kiss everyone ahe meets, police said. She has developed an abnormal desire to osculate and “IT" caused her a r ­ rest. The pretty little flapper has been asking every person Bhe mot If haom uldn't mind kissing her. One of those persons who were not «f a calorie nature called the lle* and caused her Confinement Jail on an open charge. Police are a t a loan ns to w hat to placa against Mamie and she Tit sitting in jail pending their decisi­ on. Bhe is of a very refined nature 'butooa of these over-infatuated •pceies according to Chief of Police William O’Connell. The chief be. Hover ht kissing, but “enough is enough,” he says. A psychologist Is making un ex­ amination of Mamie's well-shaped cerebrum In order to furnish nuthoailles w ith a correct diagnosis. ThojH aling ctdhplex in said to Ins a ne Wono in psychologlal history andiia being investigated with in­ terest. C i S c o r e Hurt Chamber.flTo D i n e Threatened Attack I n ‘P r i s o n Battle M o n d a y Evening «’Vr. M EN Member O f PurityjPLAN STUDY O F League Interrupts [FUEL P R O B L E M o PrisoitMutinyAfter And ' *i• A V<*5*P Those who say "all circuses are alike" are slated to get a big surprise when the Gentry Bros. Shows exhibit in Sanford on Dec­ ember 3 because the performance of the Gentry Bros, this season Ik unlike that of its past HR seasons and those of the other circuses presented here In past years. The Gentry Brothers performnnre is setting a new standard in circus productions. No expense has been spared to provide one of the most novel in d entertaining circus pro­ gram s ever offered on this con- ing unidentified man, reputedly American, swooped down on the London stago Inst night nntl sen­ sationally interrupted a dance number in n musical comedy' being presented a t the Gaiety GTheatre. Hare female legs seemed to be the provocative issue. Tin* audience was enjoying the performance of “The Girl From Cooks ’’ Jean Harry, an American dancer making her first Ix>ndon nppearnncq, nuns on with .inch Holland, both attired in Spanish costumes. Miss Hurry’s legs were Without benefit of hose. Suddenly; "I protest against this dance in the name of the American Purity Lcngue. It is n barbaric, disgrace­ ful exhibition." Tire dancers stopped. Tho audi­ ence gasped. Tho shout had come from a man who had risen from nhi htill I s cat to deliver it A fter his outburst of indigna­ tion, the man left the theatre. Ho rtruscil In jr jvi* H Ifl nnittfi 1,« give his name L>,» but be told tho Management that the American Purity league was PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25— Bit­ uminous coal experts and research engineers from nil parts of the wbrlcl will assemble in this city lignin in November. IU28, for tho second International Conference on Bituminon.i Caul, the Carnegie In­ stitute of Technology, sponsor, a n ­ nounced tmiliy. Widespread Interest (.roused by the fir: t such conference here in starting a world campaign again* t bare legs uml bad already establi-bei! a bri.ruh in London. Ih* udded: "Wherever there is n disgrarcful exhibition of Imre legs on tho stage some one will protest against it " After tho performance ML*s Parry said she hud a similar ex­ perience in Ithodo Island. . “Sumo people," she said, “arc just too puritanical for anything. Hut we have danced this dance in Paris and linden without com­ plaint." r F ,; 25,1927* m n ‘i 1 ■ U ’JTW . i n t i Ft o t t ie if FRIPAt; THE SANPOI 'M !<! (Continued From Pace One! was a threat eent in over the tele­ phone to the convicts that the water in the cell house would be turned off. “IT” got her into the municipal Die meets, police said. She has not of a caloric nature called the police and caused her confinement Flanked by machine gUns, guttling gun emplacements, arm ­ ored police cars and a bombing squad, a grim , silent arm y of 1.000 men today awaited the sig­ nal that will send them into bloody prison battle that has al­ ready claimed the lives of nine men, left 22 others maimed and turned Folsom Prison into a sham ­ bles. Within the cell block, 1,200 des­ perate convicts, their ring-leaders facing death and determined to sell their lives denriy, await the at my of prison guards, police, de­ puties and 800 troopers. Adjutant General R. E.. MJttelstnedt, commanding National Guard troops, and Warden Court Smith, chief of the civilian staff, are prepared to attack. Two army tanks, their noses pointed toward tin* south gate, and bristling with machine guns, are expected to lead the attack. The tanks, manned by experts, will be shot through the outer gate of tho prison school building nrxl if possible wedged into the gate that connects with the cellblock proper, according to battle plan*. Once planted in the breach, the guns of the tanks will com­ mand the immediate interior of tin* rock-ribbed cell block. With the tank guns, it is planned to sweep the entire area where the d( sperate convicts barricaded themselves. I!ighpressure firehoses, in the hands of Sacramento firemen, cmy ulso be brought into play. In the event th at these methods fail, it is intended to take the prisoners by storm. In ab ility'to ditermiue the number of guns in possession of the desperndoes made the outcome of todays ex­ pected attack uncertain. A1 Massick, a guard, who was beaten into insensibility by the prisoners and then thrown through tin cell-block door, furnished the most definite information on conditions within the prison. Ho said he saw four guns in the hands of prisoners, and believed there werq more. Ite could not say how much ammunition the con­ victs had. November, 172fi, resulted in the de­ cision to cuii tnc world scientists and fu 'I technologists together again in 1728. Thirteen countries sent 1,700 delegates to the first conference which was devoted to the discus­ sion of the better utilization of bi­ tuminous coal. No Definite Program Although no definite program plans for t'ne conference next year have been made, the following points ni> expected to be empha­ sized: 1. Development of substitutes for gasoline from coal. 2. Development of power from coal. New processes for low uml higu tem perature distillation. 1. Smokeless fuel. 5. Gasification of coal. 0. Utilization of coal tar pro­ ducts. 7. Fertilizer from coal. 8. Production of fixed nitrogen front coni. Dr. Thomas 8 . Raker. president of Carnegie Institute of Technology only recently returned from a tour of Europe where he went to dis­ BARTOW—Franchise given here cuss phases of the second confer­ ence with eminent scientists in to Ralph B. W agner Company for France and Germany. He will re­ installation of gas distributing turn to Europe early next year to system and plant. Ti'lliPi (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page 1 to kill the captpured guards if R. A. Cobb, S. J. Nix and Judge J; G. Sharon. officers moved against them. Number Three: S. D. HlghleyThe mutiny began without warning. Nothing unusual had «* men, Randall Chase, C. E. Meyers, cured qn Thanksgiving Day. Some Raymond G. Fox and S. M. Lloyd. Number Four J. L, M arentette, of the prisoners were attendinr a motion picture show and other* H. H. Keller, R. J. Holly Sr., C. M. were milling about in the yarn Powell Jr., and E. B. Randall J r. Number Five: J. A. - PiUman, awaiting a chaneekto get into the John P. Ames, W. E. W althall, show. Floyd Palmer and J. L. H urt. Suddenly Charles Gorhnnsen. a Number Six: A .R .Platt, tho guard was surrounded by several Rev. Mortimer Glover George D. prisoners. Placing a knife at his Bishop, F. W. Bender nnd P. B. neck, they marched him to a Monahan. door leading to the administra­ Number Seven: F.W. Talbott, R. tion building. They threatened B. Chapman, Rohert Massakn, K the guard whh death if he did not B. MacCracken, and George G order the turnkey, on the other Herring. s(de, to open the door. The Numher Eight: J. L. Wells, H. turnkey not having the keys. Gcr- C. Dubose, F. E. Roumillat, C. M. hasen's order could not he Boyd nm! eRv. E. D. Brownlee. obeyed. Gorhansen was promptly Numbers Nine and^Tcn will be knifed and his _ captor*,—yelling enptained by J. E. Ritchie and P. started running 'through the ctl! A. Mere and will be composed of house. American Legion members whose Then Bedlam turned loose. A names have not been handed into volley of shots rang out. Where the Chamber of Commerce. the prisoners got th§ir arm." and just how many ammunition is not known. Ray of the bullets. Singleton was hit by one of the guns the convicts have and how first shots. A convict stabbed him they got them were two puzzles a.-' he fell. His body was picked that prirnn officials hnven’t been up by other guards who raced for able to solve. the door. Among them wns Wal­ SARASOTA—75 business men ter Neil, who was shot and stab­ bed as he carried his keys to r f this place organize Sarasota Taxpayers* Association. safety. Meanwhile, while other guards PENSACOLA—Frisco Railroad repelling the convicts from rush­ to increase its terminal facilities ing the main gate, Warden Smith nnd his secretary, B arnett liuse, ^ _ were trapped in the administra- -----------------------------tion building. Smith and Iluse made a darh for safety ju st ns Drink - E lder machine gunners and guard* armed with tear bombs, launched Springs W ater nn attack against prisoners in the library building. The prisonHealth Insurance trr* answered with a hot fire. Iluse was stm ek in the hip by one, M unrr M i 1 •/ / • THE GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER CO. the appointment ot "'HUAI ..UL'If OIIIUM * r lo pi u a Southern National it Poultry ; Show COUCH’S SERVICE 1113 Sanford A ve. As Their Exclusive Sanford Representative GENERAL TIRES COUCH’S -SERVIGE 11 ADMISSION t J .Children, 25<* i f f Adults, 509 ilU j Municipal .•V. M Bxi Diamond Moi Watch Rej Jewyiers-Qptoa V* • W *- \ 3 J ff\ " * .4iJa *<i 9 ^ — — No black kettles to scour! M ow m uch pleasanter cooking /V, when there are no black pots a n d pans to scout afterw ard! E very womati who cooks w ith a Per* fection O il Stove is spared that h o rrid nuisance. 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U»e ..........8c a Hue ____ 6c a 11m ~ ~ ~ _____ 4c a llhe m on requeaL rates are for insertions. l of average length I charge of 30c for Rising i» restricted classification. ror is made The SanU will bo responsible ne Incorrect insertion, intr for subsequent The office should be imediately in case of 16— Houses For Rent 5 room house partly furnished, ' SOTICH with garage, 914 Pork Ave Nutlet- Is hereby given lhat sealed Mile will be received by the Hoard Pohne G8-J. of t’ounty (*timmt*slrfntrs In urtrt tor Seminole County. Florida. at their next regular meeting to be >„l„ held In the Court House, at San10-B—-Plants and Flowers aimetto Avenue. $25 ford.yiorlda, on Tuesday December Iress B. F. H. Care The t *ST. at to o'clock. A. M. fur the following supplies for llte County. ' i ,'■»*. nil a n d (I r e a s e . for all FOIt SALE room house with fire- .C o u n ty T a n k s , The H oard r e s e rv e * M vrtl» Ave 1 r i g h t to r e j e c t u n y a m t all bid*. Petunia, straw flower and other .Myrtle Ave. I hone | wit,,**, m v hand a n d offlclnl winter hlooming plant*. A. !L seal Mil* i ; i h d a y of N o v em b er. Rossjter, Florist. Phone 212-W. to r Kent—five room house. Bath and screened porch. $18.00 per month. 2gt)l Oak Ave. Phone UoW. PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds Not it*,, of A p p lic a t io n f u r T a x D eed I m lrr S l. tion 575 of t h e f l e n e r a l and be sure of germination, type TEN Room house for rcnl S t a t u t e * nf t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . purity, *»ed disinfection. Make our Onk and Fourth St. Apph N otice i< h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t tV. office /o u r h ead q u arter to talk Lcrg t* Kn»ter purcliMaer of T a x C a r l l 108 Palmetto Ave f I r a te Nu 7>; d a t e d th e 1st d a y of over seed problems. Francis C. u n e ,\ D . |»3S. hu* f l i n t *ald Stokes & Co. 18 McLander Arcade. House for rent, ueft W. 1st S'. Jcei tlflctite in m y office, a m i h a a m a d e uppl leu I luh f u r la x d eed to Apply Kent Vulcanizing Woikt 1** 11- iii m i' ii 1 d a n c e w ith l a w . S aid 11—Miscellaneous 1*1— Rooms With Board ci 1 Mf lent e e m b r a c e * t h r fu Ilo w i n g ili'M l died p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In SernIm de t o n u t , , F l o r i d a . to - iv l i: Lot* 1 A 5 HIV 9 T r K. T h e Tow n of S a n fo r d . T h e said laud helng a**e**eit ul the dale of the I s s u a n c e o f *noh certificate m the name of .1, Is l.lndse) r u l e s * nuld certificate s h a l l be redeemed a c c o r d i n g to la w tax deed wall Is su e t h e r e o n t h e Kill dav of D e c e m b e r A. D-. I 9 i* W it n e s s m , o ff ic ia l * ia n a tu rt 11lid seal t h i s th e IS til illtv of O c t. 11I.1 r A D 1VIJ v. k . n o n ; l a ss. 19—Houses For Sale FOR RENT—NICELY furnlnhed FOIt SALK—Onk Hill corner lot. bedroums, in private Lome, phone Cheap. Very little cash required. On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional buy. Box 123 Care The Herald. 15—Apartment For Rent For Rent—An unfurnished garage apartm ent four rooms and bath ail conveniences, double garage. Owner leaving Sanford. R. L. Chrisenberry, P. O. Box 1378. DODGE a ami Gruhum trucks. Rhone 803 L3 after 7 P. M. Street Phone 3. Ouo four loom apartm ent modern i COWAN CO. Auto conveniences, call nt Ball Park Ld sheet metal works, filling station, phone 4215-J. llfenue. Phone 710-W. 149 UUlCix ^ 0 Vugoniiu Ave. 467. -biARIilONS Automobile Co. -YOO SOME MOOr ABOOT SOOTH SOME W E. S E E ? w il l " V Y ‘ HONEST, >] k transfer pictures. , and brushes. Sun Points and Varnishes, nt nnd Wall Paper First St. GEEWI2 - ME8BE WE ' CAN * COME \ nHTH ME AMY X KNOW MRS SCHNITZ1 ON T h' NEY.T S T R E E T — MAYBE S H E 'L L H E L P U S 1 3riNG—The Roof Ev Metal shlnglea m tin and galvinizet Jtmex II, Cowan. Oak feird St. Phono 111. FURNISHED apartm ent for rent in the Herald building—a down town 1 ration at remarkably low rates. Ask fnr Mr. Haines ut The Herald office. \f y o u r o l d w a l l s 16—Houses For Rent £ NLW WALL PAINT NO NEW AND BETYURTHKR IN FORM A- 3 room e tinge, modern conven* Ni l E. Ith St. Call ienccs ;LL PHONE 235-J OR - C0LLER, SANFORD, For Rent— Five room house. 717 $10.00 per W. 1st. Street, W l —repairing, piano experts with 17 year# month.. Call 708-W. S*nfonJ music store lPP«. Room 10 & 11 Mc- A warehouse for rent a t corner of 3rd and Oak Ave. Phone 96. *d«, Phone 832. 6 room unfurnished house, corner Oak end 17th St. Phone 20. Furnished house w*th every con­ venience, fire plpace and stove, DRUG STORE—Pre>< Uiuit*, Soda. We are xarage included, U7 Laurel Ave, ^ f o u r phone. Call 193 Second Street. ' BLOCKS— Irrigation Small furnished house suitable for couple, two rooms, bath and “ Ctheral cement wovk. wrtte Co. J. E. Ter- parage, 2516 Orange Ave. Phone 826-J. ^P- 3rd and Elm. 26— Miscellaneous For Sale •ype solicitor, wo *»ht a some FOR RENT five room bungalow located on corner lot 2300 Palmet­ to Avenue. U rg e living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed rooms, front and rear porches. Owner living out of the city and will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald Office. , ■ ■ • Have five FOTc RENT—SmaL cottage on rear p. £l«ar (not hard of tot on Magnollp Avenue. Nsar the plow. xouthside school. $20. per roontlt •Apply L F. Hill, Address S. D. B. can* Th'* Sanford Harkban. TOLD YA THEY GOT INDIANS IN S E N D MESSAGES BY VIIG-WAQSf , M I l L L r SO Ot H 7 Am e r i c a ? B E T IT’S FUN. DON'T J Y O O ? VJlSH WiE g C O U LD D O IT t f f y P L E A S E , MRS S C H M IT Z ./ i M E AN' AMY WANNA PLAY YJtG-WAGGlN' —KIN V4E I BORROW YERVftG ( F E R A L.tL W H IL E ? W Jfi Decembei1 **0 t D MI X 7 ClMT »T Nx» 'Ifiyicc ISC izatinn.U ii.x n u u n y .'il f o r w eek * n m l E n g l n i n l , a p p l i e s o n l y t o t h e ev irint*ll> s h u t 11111I k ille d , a c c o r d i n g t o i a| i|H'c . a c t u a l l y g i v e n in court p i 'l i r c , by “ l.c f y L e w is, l a b o r 1 ,,f tHc p a r t i e s , n a m e s o f le a i b r. u l i „ is n o w o n t r i a l f o r | (,nw i t n e a s e * , nam es of p la c e * m u riler. vviiere i n c i d e n t s a f f e c t i n ' t h e c a s e S p e c i a l F ntnli S q u a d cctir.’il, tin* J i i d g m r n t a n d find* ( k ie f o f P u iie • Mlchtt 1 H u g h e s ( b e C o u r t — o il c a n h e p u h bn i o r g u a i u .1 s >eciul ‘‘b o m b tisli <1 Witness my dfflcial slgnatuio Furniture for sale: for bed room. seal tills the Uth day of v)ctn. dining room, living room, hreuk- hand e r A D . 19 77. fn*t room, kitchen and porch. 2 ice V F. DOL'ill.AaH. Clerk Circuit Court, do in IHole boxes, desk and dressing table. County. Florida. Ennuire at 113 Sim Ave. Phone Ilv A. M. WKKIvd, 339-W. Second hand rifles, shot guns, and pistols, -newly repaired, very cheap. Can be seen nt Wagoner Furniture Co. FOR SALE—The best little bu.»inesv in Sanford. Must soil before November 30th. Apply nt Lobby New* Stand. National Bunk Bldg. squads * to Mi.iir rt.lira* neighbor. ii.i 1 n 01 a,spit loti* . m e n ers. Tin: t T w r i T cmitht o f h e j i - IMU.F. I'OFNTV FLORIDA. I'M VNVKItV. IN CHICAGO. Nov. 17—(IN S )— Around hv the action* uf vet* n rials iu ('hlviigo who have hmnli i>il inortr-ihan ninety business org nniiatiuiMt and dwelling* since tin first of ihe year, the p dico nf Chi E N G L I S H LAWS WILL NOT MAKE DIVORCE MECCA grocery Inventory ubout $1500.00. Rea­ $2000.09 business per month. Address Box 990 c-o *!tuttlte* u f th e S l a t e 1 Nullr. la h ereb y given t h a t t,. J ■ Cliirk. p u r c h a s e r uf Tux l e r t l f t e a t a Nu :il«. d a t e d III* l»l day of J u d * A. | i . l9J5, liu* filed *ul'l c e r t t f t i-ulr In m y o ffic e , an d tiu* m a d # up ulh-xtlon f o r t a x d*<»l to taHim In »oro ld u o .-i w i t h taw . Suld c e r t l f l r a t * viubraeea Ih e follow log 'l<’*crltH*» p ro p e r ty n l i u a t e d In Scmliiolu L u u n ty. F tu rldu. l o - w l l : . . \V 1-3 of L ot 31! and All Lot 313 Van Aredale Osborne B ro k ­ era ge Co's Addition to Ulack Hammock, II acres. The raid land being ussed Ul »«• il.it.. of llte Issuance of suoh certlft, ate In the name of U nknown Notice i* hereby given that A- ►* t’tark purchaser of Tax l.erllfl''a*e N„. 10*. dated the 1st day o f JVh' |».. 1*11. haa filed said eertlftcale j,, my office, and haa made appllcatlun fur tax deed tu Issue In a t ,'ordasc* w ith law. Sabi certifica te sinbracea th* f o llo w in g d»scribed property situ a ted In Sem inole t.uuntv. Florida, l o - w l l : . but* *33 to !3« Van Arsdale O s. • b.,rue B rok erag e Lo’e Addition t„ Ulack H am m ock. 4« srre*. The said land being a ssessed at the date of the Issuance o f HH™ ,-erllflcate In the name o f L. e- n e v r had tiny popular support iu Englund. It was rushed through the Commons, a* a Prime Minis Z s tm m m m . m — raosrwEU \nm.KY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE T U D i.M i «t ul D efendiint* T IIB S T A T U OF F L O R ID A TO: T. L IJJNO and wMr M. A. LONG 113 L R o u n ' A venu* C ln w r ila la iliint*um«r>' A lab am a und W. P. IIOHSITRR c .n F ld - l lt y [H'poslt C om p an y A tla n ta Ofiirgla. • II a p n r a r ln g from a *w oru bill of ro tn p U in t In th l* rauna th a t you T L. IAjNO and w lf*. M. A. LONU. arr non-rcnldanta of th e S ta in ol Flurtda. a n d th a t y o u aro realdunl* o f u at a t* o f r o u n ir y o lh a r than ihi* S ta ir o f Flarbla. nnd th a t you r aililrr** I m 113 1-aHoun Avenu* l ‘li.vrrdala, M o n ts n m r r y . Alabama, nml lhat yo n . W. P. HOHSITEft. are a lt" u nrin.re*l(|rnt o f ih e S la t * of Flurtda. and th at you aru a real, d m t of a Htatr or vnuiitry o th er t h a n ' l l i r S ir 1 - «.f Flurtda. and that Jfour ad d r« ia la In rare o f F id elity Orpuslt C om pany. tleur«la. T h erefore, you. T. L. IA»NO a n d w ife. M. A. I.ONO and you. W. H RiiSS H Kit. a re order, ■) and required to bu and ap p ea r before Ihla C ou rt nn Ihe it t, d a y o f D ecem b er, A. !>. 1*11. to a n s w e r to the bill o f rnm* p laint e x h ib ite d a g a in s t y o u tli th is Cuuse, Ihe s a m e b ein g a p ro ceed in g to fo r e c lo se th a t c e r ta in Indenture o f m o r t g a g e d a ted the ISth day of Way. A. D. 1137. e x e c u te d by T. L LONtl and w ife . M. A. IA)NO. to the C A L V E R T MORTOAilK COMPANY, said m o r t g a g e b e in g recorded am on g • he p u b lic record s of S e m ln o H C ou n ty. Florid a. In M o r tg a g e Hook 31. paste 3 f t , an d en cu m b erin g tbe f o l lo w in g d escrib ed p roperty, situ - First in Natural Beauty. General Na.nrri, pion develojMT, owned 25,000 acres cf what h now i c Inole County, and with all this va.it tu riL'ry choose from selected a spot adjoining Lo-l» Ar.ur his home site. That Cold “May End in Flu 7J t h e r n n n r p n r H m r w ) T W K N T V -T H I ltD JU»MCI A l. r i l l . r r i T o f T in ; h t a t i; o f F isu tiDA IN A N D F u l l HKM1NOLK i u i 'NTV. IN n i A K U E R Y . T i l K C A L V E R T MOMTOAOK COM­ PANY a Curp. r jtlim C om p lain unt Check it Todays There’s a way to do it-HILL’S. Doe* the four necessary things in one. v* (Legal Notices) A,"l *«>Kht he expected the *itleni|H a t suppression of evidence i««wH t>» curios ty limn ever there was when publication <>f uviujncu w ai a K*neml practice, Acl Nat Popular LONDON. Nov.. III. —(IN S)—An idea ha* gained credence that Lon­ don. h.Tutixn of ihj new “secrecy" law, may vie with Paris ns the “itieicn of divorce." Nothing could In* further than the truth. Flr*t of all, the "secrecy,” In business. sonable rent, now doing around H O W |M Secrecy In Proceeding*! Not ToAidLondonlnVicing With Darin For Divorce Husiness tabllshcd re (ail cash used U m b s « .1 hut re; or. to ri:n> enttam e to th union*. WHhin ih > la I t h i r t y davs seven roedhouseii. six aim* siofc*. nine L'ldthion, four irnr.Ufrs nml five drug atores have Imin made targets have Show Grounds Kusl on 1st. St. Between Mcllonville and Union Ave. ^ «lWi| inn, fho judges with wb,„n (),L. ,10W luxv i„ mostly nn- Hombinits Directed Hy Black Iv%n , l i u m l1m 1l *mi*n \w*ip m *I7., i *ii a n1il M*iiiiilar . M ... *u«sfrv q u en tly u ivo th eir Hand Leaders HavcSteadily q u e s t . , f o m . n f . r m a t . m . oh . i* * s u c h a form th at ^ , t ,, ^ ■ cv l. I'llAMK A i'U.MI*ANf, it Curp , Cum* Increased Until Now, When t u r n e d l hi. I Hugh s a n n o u n c e d h e ^ would have under arrest and nr( | I I V I I 1 lahle for publication Dally Illasls AlwayfiOccur ra ignis I for trial more than for-v j, t.vt, new, pupcr. .MATnhi: l* t ik 'imas. Individually men ;m*mr of luhor unions who . , .. . . in Mi*ceHaneoux Furnished, 5 rooms, Flora Heights ' and Sliver U k o $23.00. 2 room heme $20,00, 5 room •unfumishcl. 1’.S u ttee_!r JltttV i "if uoxr to navs psrman purch**«r o r T s j f T r r t l i l C S I v $35,00, 2 room apartm ent $15.00, yernent in a pleasant s . , 31*. d a U d the 1st day \ D 1933. haa filed »ald cer tific a te , “ne which you can Mrr-. Jnoi D. Jinkina. in my o ffice, and ha’s made ■PP11®";* i»r°ar 0Wn h°m« dur- There ia a free ticket to the Mi­ iluo f**r la * deed to ls*u»- Ju "C* w ith la w . Paid x-’-rtlfle-iisa— £* The Health. lane for Miss Frances Dutton, at rurilaace .... i . r . o i the fo llo w in g described Wl. OrUndo. ,FU. The Herald office. _______ Wanted Female Y C P ! AM’ T H E Y > 'DOWT HAMS RADIOS f?’ NOTHIN'—THEY \ •er'.* Hill, in one afternoon'* debate. Wien it went to the House at laird*. t!u members of th a t Houtu; w,*rr to'd— that- they enuid rsel.nir.cmi it n"H they allowed only .ivti hours debate., A prrt frr.m the secrecy question; divorce in England simply bristles, with difficulties a* compared with*' France. It is lar more expensive to bepin with; in I’aris, unless n a?h:nnrtiile Fr^nco-Amecan law­ yer h especially engaged, an ordin­ ary divorce need not cast more thutt it,out (150. In England this am ount easily be exceeded by nn a t­ om :y out-of -pocket expenses be’.un. If the casj is defended am i nshiouablc counsel are involved, he cost may he us high as $100.JOO. The very cheapest. undef»nd •d. straight forward case would •ost from $400 to $500. This is a s ­ suming that only two or three w itjesses are required and there a rc iu expensive traveling expense*. Again, in Eng’nnd, the legal re­ tirem en t* are for mure strict ami iifficult than in France. In every Olintiy, of course, under divorce ought must he such us are legally ccogniied by the Court hearing .he case. In France, grounds for l?vi ,r" are fairly wide, aril uny Vmcrican seeking divorce tan p r ’e* iciilv put forw nnl any ground acpUdd ■ in tin* United States, nnd iavi* it uphold by a French judge. Sanford Saturday Weluka apartm ents. F irst Street Money to loan on residences in Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur­ Sanford, l>*w interest rate. Box nished housekeeping apartm ents. 303. c-o The lit raid. Private bath. Hot water furnished. One and two rooms. Low rate. Clasflified Display Phone 397—J.* See manager. in every shape and Beautiful apartm ents—Two rooms t.- Sanford Cement kitchenette and bath attractively ertpuny, F ifth and furnished, centrally located, all Phone 112-W. improvements, $13.00 per week. Tel. 777 or 775. Farms, Groves, irk Ave. Phone CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 1'urk Ave. Apartments—2 and I —garage and water. Reasonable. IT PRINT SHOP mice on anything lr. A ttractive furnished apartm ents A phone call will get corner Purk nnd Tenth Sts. FriPhone 117-W. 9 Rail- giduire installed, water and garPhone 18-J. furnished. \ -AN* M f. t 27—Money to Loan Service •or ROW ALONG, A M Y - . ' " t i n ' v»l A p p lic a t io n F u r T u x D eed I ' n d e r S e c tio n 575 of t h e ( i e u e r n l S lu t u l e * of t h e S t a l e of K lorida. N otice i» h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J , H. I1 111<-liI■1-1 •n p u r d t a s e r of 11-12 of T a x Ci rl iflcat* No 2«7. d a t e d th e l*t day of J u n e A D„ 1935. h a s fil 'd s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e * In m> o ffic e , a n d bn* in ml ■■ a p p l i c a t i o n fo r ta x d eed to Issue in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law S a b i cert i d e a t e e m b r a c e s t h e fnl li.w ln x d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d ln*Senilnole c o u n ty , F l o r i d a , lo-vvll: Idlls 1,11 In 157 tl .e s * Ini* IIS A l i t ) K eplut uf W ln w o o d P a r k . T h u said la n d b e l n x u s s s s s v d u t t h e d a t e of th e i s s u a n c e of nucIi c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e m tn .e of r n k n u w n . I'lile s s salil c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l hu r e . d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o la w la x d eed w ill Issue t h e r e o n o n t h e Sth d a y of D e c e m b e r A D ..7 1 2 7 , and us AdmlnUlratrlx of the en|. ut.. of H. N THOMAS, dci'tfuxed. of ul lb.fi1lulu lit*. M i'ini.; o f MAST Fit's HAIit'l Nolli'c i* bfi-i-by Ktvnn that tindor ntifl„I*> v|rlu» of n Decree of Foreeloeuie ullll S a l e entered in tin* For Rent—Gsie nicely furnished apartm ent, all modern conven Ml: 4 Sonic Williams may secure •hove ■■iiilil.'d i'uiimi*. on Ilia Illtli n free ticket to the Milane by iencc*, $25.00 monthly. Phono calling for same at The Herntd. 207, 915 W. 1st SL For Sale or Rent APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In House* nt 2009 Ororivc Ave. the Herald Building. Right down City. Route A. Box 170— town. Partly furnished. Reasonable. Inquire nt the Herald Office. free ticket to the 1-2 or 3 rooms furnished for housekeeping. All conveniences, Mr. Lester U. Als301, cor. 5th and Palmetto. Herald office. S BY TAVI.OJI FOR SALE—Small cottage built on rear of lot nt 1705 Magnolia » * le rc irc u it Court, Seminole Avenue. Prici ■ rcuMmahle. Term* County. Klorida. exceptionally easy. Address Post Hy A M W K BK H, Office Box 431, Sanford, Florida. ________________________ D. C. 14— R oom s W ith c u l H o ard " MOM’N POP If he will call at The Herald fico, we would like to pre: Mr. C. C. . Briggs with a ticket, to the Milane. CAR AWNINGS. Co. li Bull Bldg. Prompt - Efficient Service Notices) (L eg al PACE . V Fifteen minutea from the hvuri of Sanford, driving slowly, und the new wide Country Club Hoad maker the trip u wonderful drive. Siopa the cold In twrnty-lour hours, «hecks Ihe le»«r. opens the bnweli.tonrxtheentlr* xyrtem. ■• ■ I t. T hat'slhesld you need. Don’t $111# be tu n n ed with anythin* lex*. S tO D S !:° right now and get lULL'S, I (Legal Notices) Improvements have never .stopped. Permanent Fle*’tric Une.s and StnSet Lighting now partial';’ i"aval'cd. All City Conveniences except gas. RFAJIirritATION NOTICE FOR R E G U L A R MUNICIPAL E L E C T IO N The UtfrU’ ration Uooks uf tbi* City nf Sanford. Florida will no open uT Ranirdny. Nowndwr 5, L. K. PHILIPS. GUv ReieistrnUnn (Vfirrr i T r r n n r m r T ^ ’iw t~ " i iytitt: *KMIN»,LK COUNTY. STATU. "!■’ F M lftlA . IN UK BHTATK O P It A 1,1*11 I toilINWnfJf b e r i UM'.l Tu e ll ceeilltpr*. l e g n l r u s itlxlrlbulee. arul all p e rsu u s hxvl-tg Hulms or ilem sm ls a g a i n s t sabl r,.l#lc: You end e a c h uf you are licrelu notified and required t o present an, ele'm * *m) d em a n d * w li'rh Vun, ■r either «if veil, tnii, h a v e iig.illiMt lit* -e l a t e of Ralph R obinson, d e e - ' " *1 •ele "f S cm ln otv C ou n ty. l’lor».l» I" Hon. 4 as. <1. Nb.i'oo Conn** Imlge uf S e m in o le Culintv at hi* "!• fir III l b s Crtiinlv f o u r tlioo*. In *t*mlnotr C o u n t ' . Florbi 1. wHtil.i • w tlv e m o n t h s from th e d.tle Hi r«- Thu First General Repairing National Bank or Hunioril holds in trust tho Linrh Arbor Improvement Fund, which is a Guarantee that ail improvmenta will continue to completion, on a constantly moving schedule. On All Curs All Work Gunrunlevd Lowest I’o.ssihlc Prices PAN-AM GAS & OILS No Mortgages. Loch Arbor is free of incumbrances. BOB ISHIE’S GARAGE Netft tim e yew buy calomel asl No ass cmhments All improvements ure included hi the original purchase price No O'ty Taxes. Tho owner of a Loch Arbor Heme pays onlv one fourth to one fifth as much taxes as he would have to pay in the city limits of Sanford. *• R li-mlSN"': 8. Intelligent restrictions. One fourth of an acre i« tho hmullest lot yoU can own fn LOeh Arbor. And the man of moderate means may build here too. Just Unloaded a Car Uf ' Priced to meet today's conditions, with terms that will conform to your convenience. • . Carey Shingles And RoqHntj Thsv arc Guar n'red S E C U R IT Y LUMBER CO. DeForfest Sanford � 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ***************************************************************** D.A.R. RITUAL IS WRITTEN BY MRS. WHITNER AND MRS. ROSSITER A ritual written by Mrs. J. N. Whitner and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter for the use of the Sallie Harrison Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution, was given for the first time yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the chapter at the home of Mrs. Rolland L. Dean. In the future all meetings of the local chapter will have the ritual as a part of each program. This is in compliance with a request of the national society. The ritual is as follows: REGENT—We are grateful for the inspiration which called this patriotic society into existence. A memorial to our forefathers who centuries ago hope worn practices, with unquestioning faith in Almighty God, crosses an unknown sea, defying wind and wave, and sought a country wherein they might exercise and perpetuate the principals of liberty, justice and righteousness, unhindered by the fear of man, or kingdoms, or empires. RESPONSE—Memory enshrines those brave souls CHAPLAIN—They cried unto the Lord in their troubles and He brought them out of their distresses. RESPONSE—Remember His Marvelous works that He hath done. CHAPLAIN—The Heaven, even the Heavens are the Lords. RESPONSE—But the earth hath he given to the children of men. REGENT—Blessed is that nation whose God is the Lord. As Daughters of the American Revolution, realizing the safety of our country lies in the intelligence, moral character and patriotism of her citizens, and that the home is where these elements can best be engendered and fostered, our solemn duty is to keep the altar of domestic love and affection brightly blazing on the hearthstones, thus continuing a nation of happy homes, the highest type of heaven. RESPONSE—And for this we give our hands, our heads, our hearts, to our God, our country, our flag. REGENT—And all nations shall call you blessed, for ye shall be called a delightfulsome land, saith the Lord of Hosts. RESPONSE—Lord God of Hosts be with us yet, lest we forget, lest we forget. CHAPLAIN—(prayer) “Almighty God, we make our earnest prayer that thou wilt keep the United States in Thy Holy protection; that Thou wilt incline the heart of the citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and obedience to government, and to entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another and for their fellow citizens of the United States at large.” (From a prayer by Washington compiled by Mrs. J. N. Whitner and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, local women. ************************************************************** 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, November 25, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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/f4f2bfc11d5b107c36925fc02bda334e.pdf f7e43d04e507911450030bbca7acc5de PDF Text Text m g& R F% - * . 1 ’ -■ ' * ! ,y •V.f } >1V N EG A TER in Florida’s U eart. a G reatest Vegetable Richest GardenLand Fair tonight and Thursday; mild temperatures,r * Leased Wire International New SANFORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Ifl'JT Herald Will Issue N o Paper Thursday r Sing Executioner . In, celebration ^ ---- of Thankigiving Day The Sanford Hernld will publish no paper to­ morrow afternoon. This action has been taken in keeping with The Herald’s policy of giving its employees a holiday so they may appropriately observe tho day. • •* J ii SupThat ay s“Thats Another - ‘ 'r ° m jbForMe”WhenInjrmed Of Decision Lake isoners Told f Courts Order . -te r ense Counsel, Does otAbandonHopeln jite Of Obstacles Rev. Frank Marler, Pastor Of eans Christian Church. To Give Special Sermon; City Plans WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. (IN Quiet Observation Of Day S )—Charles E. Hughey, a i ng a ;W YORK. Nov. 23— I—“Well, thut’3 another for me,” that w as the tent totluy of Robert t, Sing Sing I’riaoh ex>ner when informed o f both th e nppe Snyder and Henry Judd . hail been denied, lough Elliott has maintained xecutions do not worry him y, he said today he did not forward easily" toward ex­ it Mrs. Snyder. Discussing tncral attitude toward his for the prison, he declared is did not look upon himself individual, but " merely as of the state and of just 'w a v r h r ii Sanford will quietly observe Thanksgiving Day with a union service to he held a t 10 o'clock at the Congregational Church. The stores and business houses will close their doors and the First Nationn! Dank will also observe the holiday.. While many Sanford people will remain a t homo, scores of others will be attracted to Jacksonville to see the Florida-Wnshington Lee footbnll! game or to Leesburg where the Sanford High School gridiron w arriors meet the strong Leesburg eleven. Still others arc planning picnics in the woods and hunting exeditions in nearby sec­ tions. For the services nt the Congre­ gational Church the following program has been arranged with the sermon to be delivered by* Rev. Fm k M. Marler, pastor of tho First Christian Church: Preluijc, “ Festival M an$\"— Raengen. Invocation—Rev. M ortimer Glov­ er. Hymn—“For the Beauty of the Earth" Scripture— Dr. E. D. Brownlee. Anthem—"Oh Praise the Lord" special master for the Cn:t •. States Supreme Court, today iv omniemlcd that the City of Chicago and the Stale of Illinois be restrain­ ed from unrestricted diversiop of water from Lake Michigan, hut he also recommended that they be permitted to continue to withdraw wnter under permit from the War Department. The special master's report at the san.e time recommended that if the defendants (Chicago and Ill­ inois) should seek to crento or con­ tinue u withdrawal of water with­ out the sanction of Congress the compinining states, including Wis­ consin and Michigan, should be en­ titled to bring a suit to enjoin such action. “ I therefore recommend," said Hughes, "that the hill be dismissed without prejudice to the right of Jtho complainants to Institute suit to prevent a diversion of water from Lake Michigan in case such diversion of water from Lake Michdiversiun is made or attempted without authority of law." Thirteen states became Involved in the suit after tho State of Wis­ consin came to the supreme court in 1925 seeking an injunction. Sep­ arate complaints were filed for New York and Michigan, and the rtscs consolidated, with these states, Minnesota, Ohio and Penn­ sylvania joining in tho suit. In­ diana came into tin case as a friend of the court. Several states in the Mississippi Valley came to the defense of Chi­ cago, being interested in the pro­ posed Lake Michigan- to New Or­ leans water way. They included Missouri, Tennessee, • Kentucky Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hughes ThS»5cu*s' nR th ° contentions of Illinois Jlnd Southern State* that WASHINGTON*. Nov. 2:1 (IN S) - I'crsident Callus contributed $100,000 of Mexican Government fund* to aid the liritish coal m' ners *n their strike for higher wages, tho Washington Herald asserted today in continuing its export of Mexican activities in tho affairs of other nations. Diplomatic relations between Great Ilrltain and Soviet Russia were broken ufter a rnitl on Sov­ iet headquarters disclosed the r « rt Moscow had played in finnn1',,lJ 1b‘* British strike, but the British 'Government did not suspect that Mexico, too, was contri1'itinij to industrial unrest under I* love, the Herald declares. The Herald reproduces the text *f a presidential order to the Mexican Finance Minister, which avi was secured from the scc- >rrific Blast In Chicago Brothel And Snooting Of IVliceninn Thought To Be Start Of Another Battle « Mli'AGO, Nov. 23.—(IN S )— M ).tci\ bullets pouring from a gangster automobile here today evened the toll in the latest Chica­ go gang war when police sergeant Thomas Lynch full with probably Intal injuries. Tho shooting followed by n scant two hours a terrific blast aimed a resort operated by ene­ mies ,r the powerful gang chief­ tain "Scuriace Al" Capone. Tho >quail automobile «f sergeant Lynch i raising in the district where Anthony Lomhurdo, notori­ ous gonrgsu-, own* saloons, came upon a tlaik green automobile. ‘ A* Lynch approached to question the ik iqnnts, machine guns were poked mini between hl.Is urtuin* and a rain of fire wns leveled nt him. Lynch fell hack und clutched at the mulling board of hi? squad car. The green nr reared ahead and the detective muchino followed squirting bullets. The gangster machine outdistanced the Lynch automobile by zig-zagging through alleyway*. Fifteen girls, said to have been inmates in the wrecked building, I •<d in panic. None was seriously injured. Lieutenant John Ryun, touring the near West Side soon after the blast, arrested three men 'h's of the Mexican Foreign <■ a- fid lows: “ Presidential i .Juno 21, 1926; you will -«• order the citixen financial it "f Mexico in New’ York to r by cable and through Minister of Mexico in London -’mi of $100,000 to be delivcr• ihe fund of the coalminers ’ as a secret aid contributed e Government of Mexico to iain*aineniii> of the ideals of proletariat. - Tr ca re that these orders be I in sj.cial Hide anti with th.* --at*, -afegunrds of transmisi Signed l P. EHaa Calles.'* il Gruening, a former Am­ in newspaper man and close ol m I'allcs, also was sent to lion ii report directly to Mox| its on the progress of th- . the H i m aid asserts. Remus’s Chauffeur Testifies That He Had Been Coerced President Avers He Does’nt Approve Of Circulation Of Petitions Requesting His Running For Another Term atial Yacht O f Inswick Shipper ts L o c a l P o r t Declares Prosecution Forced Him To A ns­ wer Questions The Way They Prefered Has Avoided Telling What His Position Is King’s Testimony Comes As Surprise | Action In Evading Question President Of American Bank r^ n m n c i A a C n rn H in n Causes Republicans ToWonAnd Trust Company Likely tler What He Is Thinking To Go On Trlnl Soon; War­ rant Issued For 2nd Hanker Ruth Remus Expected WASHINGTON. Nr.v. 2.1 -A fnuik slute of confusion prevailed among Republic:uis leaders heie today over President Cowlidge's | latest contribution t>> ihe discussion* i of his own candidacy in 1U28. Mr l f oolidge said ho did not approve of the circulation of petitions re1questing him to stand for re-elecj lion next year, and hoped they would l><< discontinued. lie did not, however, say that he would not accept a renomination were it tendered him by the con vent inn. Twice now since he issued the Trau*U Five Hundred Miles famous "I -do-not-chose-to-run Hi*fore Plane Turns Upside statement last August, the Presi­ Down Spillinc Instruments d e n t has passed up opportunities clarify his position. Tho first . Ami Compelling His Return ’to time presented itself in the fess incident when Mrs. Coolidge gave I i < WGKI.KS. Cal.. Nov. 23 the Ohio Senator n left handed re — ( I \ m Captain Frederick A. primand for continuing to agitate Gib--, Hi in d| airman, wHo started his renomination. Tho President on a flight to Hawaii from San chided fivu for his zeal, but he did Frn.u ivo yesterday was ut Soil not tell tho Ohio advocate, nor has S im ca. Cil.. today. Approximate­ he ever told anyone else so far as ly eight boors after be took off is known, thnt ho would under no in hi II’” * Bluebird biplane, Giles circumstances he a candidate for bn ii’jht bis machine to earth 275 another term. Senator Foss took his reprimand mile north of here. tiiic* estimated he was about smilingly, departed, and since then 5(W» mile- at *eu when bis machine has been just as zealous as ever went into a spin. His plane, he in his missionary work in behalf of said, turned upside down und hi.! tho Coolidge candidacy. So fur ns tu b p lii' and navigating instru­ is known his activities have called ments fell into the sea. The Bri­ forth n>> n.‘\v reprimand from tho Even whilo the tish aviator said he gained con­ White House. trol of du* machine only a fte r u President was telling newspaper tjeSnetulc effort. With his sup- men nt the White House yesterday plhfs and instrument!! gone, there ot hin disapproval of the petitions wq* nothing left for him to do in hfs behalf, Senator Fes* was but to strike out fur the main- telling other newspapermen* in i hiengo that Calvin Coolidge would he tho nominee of the convention next June. Mr. C’oolidgo’s action in ngaip evading the direct issue has set Republicans now gathering hero for the opening of Congress to wondering more than dver as t<\ the teal state of hiA . mind. Even men who were convinced n month ngfl, a fter the Fess incident, thut the President was “reully out "t it," confessed privately today their perplexity and confusion. It is a topic of argum ent wherever two or more Republicans gather, hut inevitably the argument travels u circle anil comes hack to the con­ undrum: “ If lie is out. why doesn't he say so iinmislngntily.'' Some friends of the President believe th a t between now anil June there will he some further clari­ fication of his attitude. They urofess to think th at Mr. Coolidge Ihis passed up two golden oppor­ tunities to do just this, und bus James Kearney, prison sin, after examining Mrs. h today prononunced her ally andmentally sound, id ihe had recovered entire■ the shock she suffered ofg‘luj^news that her I kid been dcnfK.^ Gray, ■pared unmoved i . too ■Knot seem to he under uiy ■ strain, he said. Rr F. Hnzelton, of .defense £>oubVf Quartet, Soloist, Mrs, k spent abnih an hour vis- Julius Tfkash. Pin. Snyder last ni»hL She Prayc’j-D r. King. kim a telegram as soon as O fftiftV — "Andante”—Lomac u informed of the higher The offer^tT will^ be for the | action, and was noticeably Seminoio Count} liaj'o Board. lent until he arrived. | not lost yet,” she said, p i keeper John Sheehy told [How he broke tho news to air. Ho described tho dia[*» follows: “I have some for you and you might |2 hear it now,” Sheehy told *1 had rather expected it; [replied. Then Sheehy went k. Snyder and said almost [we thing to. her. “ What Put m ean?" Mrs. Snyder Gounod. [ "It means," the principal [ replied, “that six weeks M ay, unless the Governor hmething for you, you will go in back, and he nodpaid the door leading to |»th chamber. pey Hazclton in a. formal lent aaid: ’T he decision disRt this time of the Issue of Chanpr Preparing To p in nonce nee of Ruth SnyN there cun he no uppcnl Make Dictatorship United Slates Supreme since no constitutional quesI LONDON Nov, 23.— (IN'S) I involved. This was conccdM o r i d c l H o a r d U I M ur hid Chang Ih., Lin. dictator my brief. “Shu in my opin__ . . . . t i of Hu- Peking, China, government M not receive a fair trial. H e a l t h l a k e s o t e p s •■*«» G eneralM m o «.f the IVkinoo |*r, I have not ^bundoned “ v ** I ., 1 Armlc-*. i* openly preparing to r 'f ultimately A i n g my HP/v OPT I . n l l n r P n proclaim himself emperor, ncrordi u r r U l C L l V > l l l i u i x ; i » fnjr l() a TnkI(to the Kv. ■“ cuing New-- todav, quoting nt!With the purpose oftaking every vices receiv' d in Tuklo from Jupprucautiuu to safeguard the hculth unese correspondents at P.-kiug. A*of Florida school children the cording to the dispatches Murshnl state Board of Health in n m e n t Chang has already ordered his corruling has decreed that no children onutiun robes from Soochow. where MEXICO CITY, > coming from other states shall be tho best Chinese silk in made. The —The four prinripi udmitted to schools until they have Japanese correspondents say th at to assassinate Mrnu passed an examination by h ealth : Marshal Chung will proclaim his varo Ohregi.n, by tl' authorities. T. W. Lawton, Sumln- era the "m ilitary era" and will re- ut the automoliile i ole County Superintendent of pub- numo China "the mighty expuns- riding Nov 13. wer ing squad here today lie instruction, has ju#t received a tomunicaiion from W. S. Cavvthon, state superintendent, on the sub­ ject us follows: “Owing to the greatly increased number of coses of infantile paral­ ysis in a number of states und wishing to protect the children not only in our own states, but also WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 3 .- made on this busis, uti<l the action those who spend only a part of (IN S )—A new political fight over we are taking applies to the pres­ the year in the state, the State Board of Health a t a meeting held tax reduction broke out today, when ent year. "I believe busine •> will tux reduction, a t Jacksonville November 11, 1927, Republican spokesmen announced be stim ulated by which ia a n ade'ed reason for apply­ passed the following resolution: their determination to make the ing it as soon us possible. hether income the tax is passed on or not de“ No children coming from with, forthcoming corporation out the state shall bu admitted to tux cut apply to 1927 incomes. Ac­ ’ pends entirely upon competitive the schools until they have been in cepting the challenge. Democratic conditions.” the s ta te -iu r 0t lva*J .lwi> weeks lenders iirediatcly declared tlmt R*P- Collierr fD H >f M!**i**ippL and a certificate of freedom from ihey would battle this plan until the ulso a committee member declared £ mad* visits. The boast disease signet! by the City Health bill finally goes to President Cool- that U would be "an outrage to W excellent weather, Cap, make the tax effective on 1927 Officer or City Physician in cities idge. V 'w lion reported. While Republicans asserted that incomes." “The corporations have where there is such official and for « * •* Bnmswitk, the party those localities outside such ju ris­ it is a mere* m atter of justice to passed this tax on to the consumer, and then went diction by a duly qualified physi­ udopt this proposal, the Democrats and ws would not bo giving the t, continuing the money back to those who the cian must be presented. rail!.* 8L John'» to Sanford, tax," he said “the tax cut should be “ Following a c«5e of infuntm* ltd r “n<l auests were effective Jan. 1, 1029." paralysis a rsrtifictu is required b ri. . thv beauty of the This view la taken by Rep- G*r* from cither a city or county health F *r trip. the captain said uer, (D) of Texas ranking minor­ officer or frhm a representative of i t y member of tho committe. while the State Health Department to l Rep. Watson. (R ) of Pennsylvania, la feet ,on* *nd admit to school." r»DDoif J V eand ,t' ia 11 *• b*™1* and administration supporter on ^r *•.«*• * . L JW nted finished |IUt ‘ IIV S w w w — — — —* ——---PRESIDENT GETS TURKEYS and send it to congress on Dec. 6, k q u j ' , *t has luxurious f" / ?° People and the first day of the coming session. WASHINGTON, Nov. .23.—(IN ^ * lx- The yacht “Tax reduction ought to ba made S>—Four turkeys will grace the ‘Hunksgiving board a t the White effective in tho present calendar W ’ said Rep. ChindWom, ( 8 ) of NlfMhEtt &ti. Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations DELAND, Fla., November 23— Howard G. Skyles, president of the defunct Americnn Bank and Trust Company of Daytona Beach, was arrested and placed under a 95,000 bond this morning following his indictment late yesterday a fter­ noon of u hnrge of violating the state banking laws by unlawfully m isapropriating funds belonging to the bank. Skyles’ indictment followed a special investigation y the Volu­ sia county grand jury into the af­ fairs of the institution which clos­ ed its doors several months ago. J. McHenry Jones, nssistant a t­ torney-general for Florida, hus been here since tho grand jury con. venod, his presence being upon ii request by Governor John W. Mar­ tin. It is believed that Skyles will go t< trial during the present term of court. Judge M. G. Rowo has dis­ qualified himself to henr tho case on tho grounds th a t he is a depo­ sitor of tho defunct institution. Al­ though Governor M artin has not made any announcement as to who will lionr thq case, it is reported here th at Judge Ira A. Hutchinson of Punuma City will bo transferred here for thnt purpose. Simultaneously with Skyles' in­ dictment was the arrest of John F. W alter, president of the East Coast Bank and T rust Company, another bank which failed some timq * Him* ago. W w alter was taken iinto •flrttMy and la t’v r relent'cd oftderm 87,500 bond. The w arrant charges him with violating (ho state bank­ ing Inw* in m aking excessive loans to himself. . In connection with these cases, it was reported in Deland this morning that a mass meeting, a t­ tended by 500 Daytona Beach citizens, most of them depositors of thq East Coast Bunk and Trust Company, wns held In th at city last night nt which the present grand Jury was strongly denounced for its failure to bring in indictments in the failure of that bank. It was claimed in speeches made nt the mreting thnt much evidence was presented to tho grand Jury nllcging gross misconduct in tho handling of the hank's affairs and thnt the no indictments had been relum ed. Judge Rowe this morning requested State’s Attorney Jones to proceed nt once to Daytona Beach tn investigate the meeting. It was further reported th a t a decision was reached by the group Hughes candidueic*\UU ,7 a r^ time. In nearly f o .ir W \th» »i"ce it... I *r«. I«■n , . o n t o j.TlSjKmOUS To T estify Today A s W itness For State COURT HOUSE, CINCIN­ NATI, Nov. 23 (INS— George Kliig, Surly, Sharp featured chaffeur for George Remus, who Is on trial for the murtier of his wife, Imogene, dev clared from the w itness stand today that ,he had been "in­ timidated” by th e pprosecutors office. He paid that he had been “ intimidated" by the prosecutors office He said th at when he did not answer questions ns tho prosecutor wanted ' them answered, he was put in jail fo r . two days and nights and held us a material witness, under $10,000 bail. Klug’n testimony was a surprise ns he was a witness for the state. He mildo his statem ent to the court a fte r the jury had been ex­ cused. Ju d g i Chester R. Shook, after hearing Klug’a story ruled that there was “no coercion" or intimidation by the prosecutor** ofRuth Remus 1* expected to thea wltneae ns take tee . ■ • stand . . lata . ^ today. She will Jjc the last witness 1 the state in the tria l of her stc father. George, Remus .form er' v Utfalre Loofog kin*,' to t th a'n v dee of hla wife arid Ruth’* moth Imogen#, whom he shot and kil in Eden Park on the rooming Oct. 6th whan she was on her w to court to divorce*him. The appearance of the p r i t dark-eyed Ruth will be one o f t dramatic moments of the trial, a was an eye w itn eu to the tra y : having been with her mother the taxicab when Remits block it with his car. pulled her mother from It. and shot her down as she cried MOh, daddy, don’t h urt mo." Prosecutor Charles P. T aft, son of Chief Justice William Howard T aft of the Supremo Court, indi­ cated th a t the state would close is case a t tho conclusion of R uth', •stimony late this afternon o r or Friday. There will he no session of court tomorrow. Thanksgiving i>«y> i T aft said he would not pu: Franklin L. Dodge J r., on the stand except as a rebuttal witness. Dod­ ge,form er “ace" of the departniom of Justice of having stolen the affections of his wire while he woi serving a term in A tlanta fo r viol atlon of the Eighteenth Amend ment and who conspired w ith M rj Remus to strip him of his fortonc Bronze Table T U nveiled ByJev Mr&Moses’Men Treasury Will A s k Tax Exemption For F e d er a 1 Securities Unveiling of a bi nt'am onyhof Mrs. take *j j^ H t u m o r r o to releuse Bennett J. Doty, an American, from further duty at once. Doty, whose home is in fllemphii, Tenn., enlisted in the Foreign Leg­ ion in 1925 under th« name of Gil­ bart Clare. He deserted In May, 1926 while his regiment was s t.tioneii in the Druse Country of Southern Syria after serving 11 months. He was arrested, courtm artialcd and sentenced to death. U t a r the sentence was commuttd to eight years in prison. As a g«s- Political Fight Looms O v e r Intention To Make Tax Reduction Apply To 11>27 F loggin g Case Goes To Jury For Decisio LUVERNE AIs. Nov. 23— (INI —The case of Shelby G refoi first of 33 leged flo | ty, will p ably go to tha noon tod* The state rei case lata'; has but * a j s r t f f i will b« h< I this morning. ing and • r!V . A jj Mom *, pron S S k m m .n S T t. l 5 contrU)utwi * Urge m m of t whjci, road« possible the con ^ of ^ c^ m anlty cent* qommorrow nights pn ... b# opcnej by a short ti Mr y/slnhurg followed by rol Says Prem ier by iratianu’s R e g i m e anhood" 8 Nearing Its Doom r* /, « . • * . PARIS, Nov. 23 -Former crown A large Prince Carol, of R friends of figure in the political *tru is raging ovsr the Balkan �page tun sanford herald, tirE3DAY. not. 22,1927 an AmericanLegionProduees Headline A ttraction For . Fight Fans N ext H arry Godnlc’s matching of Mel M tnning with *'Gob” Sharpe a* the headline bout of the American legion’s boxing entertainment or. Thanksgiving evening i* being hailed as one of the best attrac­ tions that has been brought to Senford for many monr.s. The scrappers arc scheduled to mix it In a 10-round affair. Mailing is dctcriiicd as a very clever boxer having made a good record on the Pacific coast. He numbers among hij fights a sixt-cund draw with Fidel U Barbi. buntannveight champion. At pres­ ent Maning is in Orlando where ho is holding daily workouts ut tho Athletic Club. Mailing ir> a rugged two-hand fighter who mixes it in every round with his opponents. He numbers among his conquests a number o f. bouts won by tbo knockout route. He is aggressive and carries n wicked punch in both fists. He will, however hare a worthy foe in Sharpe who hm Won hit Inr-t four fights. (itntry Pros. Shows this season add thousands of new’ honors 0 it already long list ns it is io«er.t'nrf a performance said to e unp 'ailed in circus history. With ti.o liig show are the moat . - rderful aerialists of the age, h" nation’s foremost gym nasts, il l tho most remarkable host of 1l! ■equestrians, and clowns ■i' i a t ried by Gentry Ilrotlicrs ihe 30 years in the circus ArmyAnd Navy Are Drilling For Game On Next Saturday aill WEST POINT. Nov. ’J_’ (INS) — With electri- Mood lights sit up Tor serrof r.ight drill, the Army today began 'al.m g it grooming for the N.t . y cl.- i '-.itunl.iy with con.<i«Vri Ide «iii.. m ..*. .VondayV m -.i *n fu , i few. • f Ihe regulars In a n . it •■■.it the ie•i rvCs had a hard day mm a..a were opinly d ."do i -d wit i t!.o scrub hawing .ig.no*t ur.vnu* ?■"«' urda.'x With Nave hack at hi qtinrli r position today hi.-. . 1. ; appear »:n;e for svim ninee since Gn* Not re-1 lame g .me <h- Army m into-s c \|.r .sc.I ;.nt *factu»n, for the fii t time in j -ars, with •he out h ik in genci il. ANN \ I DIMS, Mil. '. ,v. 22 ■ ‘ IN S )—Tile* Navy today wua o f­ fering up gentle pr.iviri for a ha of rain Saturday. Not because i lie Navy's b.isir.esa is generally v.et l ilt Iicmusc the middies f«■-) ihey have heroine oxi'ccdingly nili P'. untied wet ball conditions. Training, much of ihe season, h..s been under diip.dng skie* and jn a soggy field while rovcral of it r.tnjar contests l.nv.a lu.d Minilnr scenic background. Today’s tram 'ng i.-im i was no except ion. Th: field was heavy anil the hall \vutcr-liiggod.. bores family, daring Mexican amazing riders; , equilibrists; Six Nevnros, unrlral- Intrepid aerialists ed; nrcobats, the Peerless tiers, Circus, Budapest! Gentry Brothers’ Shows, V/orldFamous Circus, A re To Visit Sanford Dec. 3 Florida Gets Farrell lor VVinter Cleanliness’ and this season's rrpoductTon is no exception to tire A t Longwood Seminola Race Track time-tested rule. A supreme effort has been made to present an un­ excelled circus performance and thise effort has met with startling success. Although space forbids print­ ing the long lists of stars with the Gentry Pros. Shows, the fol­ lowing well (mown a rtist might bo mentioned: f'ottrell-Powell troonn. World famed equestrians; McCune Trio, *.?nsational gym nasts; Ties- 2 P .M . ADMISSION 99c Hi marvel super-show has • rings, two elevated stage.}, rniplv, 300 hornets 30 clowns, riders, (ill nerobuta and is ’ 1 parted on its own special •i .i of double length curs. It 1 . has the greatest collection of tv Earth's rarest animals. At 11 a nt. n picturesque street par•• will be given. The doors to it. immense menagerie open at 1 :t.id 7 p. in. and the big show m i formance starts at 2 and 8 p. in. C ntry Brothers’ m6tto has nl■■ ■ heen ‘‘Quality. Honesty ami After Tun WHAT YOU CAN’T USI .ttix.l 1-2 Bring us your old .Metals, Bo' tlvi, and Kuliber. We pay Inch i prii is for all kinds of nr I. We soil old iiotileu of all kimE uml sizes. Remington and W inchester automatic and Single and double barrel Shotguns. Li. S. and Remington ammunition. Tents, camp stools, cots and complete .... $3.25 :ilv l SANFORD METAL AND ___ 14.00 .. :vi ......... $1.50 Pig reductions on new and used lire's, all sizis. Also P arts and Accessories. We have the most reliable outboard mol service or speed. Don’t delay come while our complete. SANFORD AUTO DARTS CO. RUDDER CO. Phone 615. We have a complete line of hunters equips hand for your selection. P l’Y YOLK TIKES IIEKE AND HAVE$ $ $ \N K PAY CASH FOP 215 Sanford Ave. The Season's First Holiday in the Woody 15 Sanford Ave. Hill Hardware Co Phone 615. Middlckauff On Star Team to Play In West 1st Year Of Belting Tax InBritainGives Few UniqueRe3ults T u s c a l o o s a . a *h . ( i n s ) -r.tidrii. :..m r . r i , i Uy of I 'ii'i'i hi tear v. in tho £1) vntih v i fo it cm tentatively nelcrtcd all-iOuthc;*n team that an *'r.P pneifir" team nt cles, Culifurnia, The i rlc'dit'ii.i won conch'v • in charg tidp wade AJiGain and Alexander Final « 'lection v.i., he made' D.corpin* ;• It*. Other elections for tit • team wore as follow Shivers, Nash uml Smith, G nriria; Spears, Sharp.* ami t're-nn, Vanderbilt; Butcher and P rnhill, Tunilciwe; CmwUy and Hoed, Georgln Ter lij Mcnvllto and B v.n 'Tnlnni* Put i n,i and Hhutt, Atihurn: Brown, HuWdoin nnilPk!. hanl, Atubnmu; Smiltn uml Tippr Washington and l.ec; .Monday; V MOUNT D O R A - j.ocq| packing house opened end shipment* goin.r [ tlons from the tux ure rone.rued forward. tho receipts have heen, according to Winston Churchill, betwccti three und four million pound*. Hi* estim ated ravenue for the year was six ndllion pounds, ami his re­ ceipts would have been still leas . AOOIIIINr. AND hurl not a million itounds front QUILTINU REUCF greyhound racing helped out the F; Exchequ. r. B. C- .llwnyi brings quick ani| cer­ y. Bookmakers' societies »ny that tain relief (rein torturing rheumatic , *h« tax la being uyclded more nml pains, thu* .uvittg'uxloi pmii .linw-nt _ mors and the law-abiding book­ i f Ihe i..« uilar and nervous »y*tntt, fme for all IcitxK of maker* have to make up for tin* B. L'.—it . . deftclencie* of those who ctxnpu ache* aid pains such as iivtirnlgia, merit'*, »r.ithe law. litmb'i- / I aS V . *1 A i the unti-gamblir.g societies ntlca, ). •*, heaii. . ore now attacking the legality of mho t, t.x*t!i- r betting on greyhound racing, the i ch c, a n d * ihm .retu rn from tho Betting Tux s cm v /o m e n ’j pain*. l(r i M l kft - likely to de«.reuse eonziderbni.' C h e c k , c«*lil ,\\^ /( y / ’S next year. w /# \ )i A JdtflpU; a n d f.ifc. ■ V V i IM r T\m «! K 'atild VA\\V J Z5c. I'V iii dealers L [ CHICAGO. Nov. 22.—(IN SI— 1 wry .. here It. C. 'r l a i| l Jy & Mickey Walker, world’s inlddl.- Kini ily Co., DurEjK *5*I«nt champion who inooU I'. 1! E cncrbark, fointir li^lit h.avytitle holder, in the main go to the colisoum Friday night, quoted a slight fr.von'o on tho Tho lati t I..ir "enn cnnteaaot for Gono Tmtn' - i tltlo to n r iitt In |h a United States Is j,.;,r HCycI jm*” Van Hum ■ « , 203 pdund .. heavyweight from Del glum. Tummy »: .rn i. formci champion, la lil t manager* • Rheumatism Thanksgiving D> EA.'sEJ A C H M AND P A IN J SEA TS O N SALE N O W ^BOYS WANTOD to handle Herald routes, expect to have several good routes open in next few days. High School studonts preferred. Must able to poet cash bond. * want to work, I mean w< r> | , , . . to r . ^ ' For Rcsirvalions address FRANK, ROGERS 329 Laura Street Jacksonville h t p<*PcrS t h e k pr'lC * ,. a tacto* »Klyiaal lukti 1>J HC.U.*u UMll id t^ F -Z uV>noU’ RES. SEATS $2.50 A J J .n il. f * s £ Z i« G et some Prince Albert •and •■ some makin’s papers. Put a fingerful into a paper and roll the grandest home-made cigarette you ever held between your lips. Notice how delightfully fragrant this tobacco is. N ow ...light,one.and: get that cool, smooth, mild, full-bodied P. A. flavor! A cigarette made with P. A. has that deiigntful taste duLflnkfiS you and Prince Albert pals for keeps. P.A. is great in a pipe, tao. Try'it. T obacco^ I’ oi.V- •»» 8tor-'vlvfi 5c, ^°V; pSm f i i I ■ 14 1 L ml H ■ m h h M IBS M vk J3 /Cj H ,7flr . h M LM If "I 1 '-Si, ’ ■J ifwyi nl ■ n V^'i M . Va ' ifjli h MJ V no o t h e r tobacco �m [j iT-'r r; 'F. 1PP1 £5*7 m 1 WHB RJRKS*. f l i m SANFORD HERaI i). WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1927, Sanford Herald .WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1927. rr H K llA L I» r K W .i u S ■ » H o m f lK y I s e l l f i m m u i ; a d BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A .NEW E A R T H :-L et the sin­ ner* be consumed out of the earth, antf'ldt tho wicked be no more. Bless thou the Lord, 0 my soul. Phils* y* the Lord. Psalm 104:36. PRAYER: Lord, we shall dedi­ cate our lives to th« superb task of personally bringing souls to Thee. THANKSGIVING A mockery of word* men raise to Thee In praise -fur life nnd food, ’ allayed disease, A common g ift to man ami beaut and tree. And why should man alone give thanks for these? Thanksgiving For Giving TJpnks - ThanksKiving -day, I fear, If one the solemn truth m ust touch, Li celebrated, not so much To thank the Lord for blessings o'er, As for the sake of gettin g more! As Will Carlton wrote these words he wns not thinking of the fir st Thanksgiving-day w hen N ew Englnnd colonists, after the terrific winter ol 1621 during which many of their companions had starved to death, got down on their knees and thanked God for the luxurious crops which the summer had brought undoubtedly saving th e lives o f those who remain­ ed. Perhaps Sanford people can take a lesson from these vigorous pioneers, and make this Thanksgiving-day a day for thanks giving. We too, have passed through a rigorous year. The battles fought and the hardships endured by most o f us would compare rather favorably w ith the campaigns of early American settlers against Indiana ,ana starvation. We too have seen the glowing heat of strife and felt the pangs of hunger. But all this is rapidly passing. A new light can be seen dawning for Sanford. Out of this period of depression we can see our friends emerging, like those Massachusetts pio­ neers, a stronger, if more thoughtful people. The wrongs they have endured will only make them more vigilent; the hardships they hnvc suffered will cause them to appreciate more fully the blessings of the future. • Things are happening every day that show the crisis has been passed. Announcement was made n few days ngo that the Sanford Hotel-Realty Company will open its hotel here this winter under new management. The Atlantic National Bank o f Jacksonville, the largest institution of its kind in the state, has so much confidence in Sanford that it is going to open a bank here, the first branch hank the Atlantic Nationul has ever owned. Then we hear of a colossal missionary home in Longwood costing millions, of wonderful development in Oviedo and Lake Mary, of the astounding growth of Geneva, and Altamonte Springs. We learn of a tremendous refriger­ ation plant to be constructed, in Sanford, and we see thou­ sands of fertile acres yielding their rich vegetable products. If there ever was a time that Thanksgiving-day could be properly celebrated in Sanford, that time has come. To­ morrow let us not content ourselves with savage gorging over turkey and ernnberrv sauce; let us give a thought to the real significance of the day that is with us. Let us shake out of our minds and emotion" the fording of gloom which has been gripping us; let ui thunk Cod that v c • uve been men and women enough to survive the evils which have beset us. aces The nation's attention will be- turned _____ with renewed in-. ten**, upon W ashington on December 5 when the Seventieth colled Life ' jngreas convenes, facing one o f the heaviest legislative pro­ W u t cost in Time since Christ grams in history. Many problems, several o f them.-ul lr o .» and not beforo I days when bastard Right in memloua importance, will claim -the attention of the half a selfish strife thousand legislators, while hundreds and hundreds of smaller Man oft begot, and ravished matters will be placed on the calendar for disposal one way Justice bora. or another. As viewed by the closest political observers, the thank Thee, Lord that ChrLt a iproaching session is the most important since the World has lived and died— ar. l !Divine o r not, or Greek or Jew, However it is not from the standpoint of the work which ‘Us one 'o me—His Church by none can . faces that interest in the new Congress altogether lies, b* dtoted, e are thinking of the familiar faces that will be missing, l 1U growing blessedness to mao ,c legislative veterans who f*r one cause or another will not by none, c present when the opening gavels are Rounded. We . . . were ____ the thinking of those picturesque figures who have long formed the background of Congressional life, but those dominant ll personalities will play no part in the approaching session, reel Ifc W,)I be (interesting to watch Congress to ascertain who will take the place o f the departed leaders. New champions will 1 , 0«org* Rem ‘who usually snjam ln Levinajglinous ax mur r»r, who caused a Hot and much Itement la Tam pa last Spring, >executed a t Raiford yesterday, me Is becoming - Increasingly genraa In Florida. total amount of damage 1 by tha recent flood In New ltd |a now said to bo only $28,000,000 less than one the amount of damage •y the hurricane to Miami n't it funny, this medieval atti* * of Georg# Remus of threatentbe prosecutor snd bluffing tha r t t Evidently there a n still m people who. do not know th a t age of the buffalo la past. Th* e autom atic haa made all men A milk, W e Buy and [ B ottles of All ] scriptions. Rear GOVERNMENT might fix ini certain cases affecting public wel­ fare, fix prices of the product | und the labor thnt produces It. There was no h esitatio n about fixing the wheat prices during the war, a fixing process that cost the farmers about $2 tm every bushel that they might have got and didn't get on every bushel. THAT IS looking farther ahead than young people generally rare to look. Life, m arriage and other things ipay not he perfect, hut the young think, hope nnd believe that they are. And thinking, hoping and be­ lled i£*U‘ ‘gKtrttrrl Ih r build up what !\‘*Wr>rth while in lifu. THE DUPONT Company went on a §10 basis yeatenfoy. Stock>r Mors got their regular divi­ dends on the $10 basis, amounting '•> $(1,031,1)IS, and at-nn extra $11. :112.11a, dividend on Gcncntl Motors stock owned by DuPont. THIS EMPHASIZES the domm ating position of General Motors GongKiRy in the automobile world. Duo Immlml and fifty-three automobile m anufacturers pro­ duced in October 221,202 card. Of these General Motor* sold liiO, almost 70 percent of tho total S. SOMAN 212 Snnfonl Art WEDDING WANTED! Springs Water o il Health Insurance and go Farther foi your Money. Free Crank-Cnsc S e n ice. CECIL L. RINES 1C0I W. F ir,l St. M illion Jars Used YYariy An unusually good i portunity for any tea that wishes to marry til celve the license, mini* and wcddinn preseniil furnished by the SujU Kiwanis Club. Certai will he performed by 4 m inister that the aj may desire, and will btj sacred as any other n ding ceremony. If intsi ed, Phono 95, or writeKj Lane, Box .‘120, San[3 Fla. Skilled physicians recognize tho appearance of pimples, iioi.u and other skin eruptions as .hai-ng an incfftxriion of an nhnorihinl condi­ tion oNUic t y t k t m f T h is is why so niany^thQUsands have bean en­ abled 1o freeNhemselves of these ,-vnsightly blernNhej nnd painful annoyances by taking a course of S.S.S. “ I suffered from im pure blood —wns weak, und I had lost so m uch weight, 1 didn’t look n at­ ural. I had pimples and was also bothered with a breaking-out th at itched terribly. I also had boils one a fte r another. I tried differ­ e n t kinds of remedies, but nothing did mo any good until a friend advised mo to take S.S.S. which I did. T'.iis %c.x s z*. fiat 1 Now I fe d well, and IiagtC along line. S.S.S. i'-opjel 1 itching nnd it cuftd r.w of h 1 advise all weak ami randi people to give S.S.fi. » B it clears up the skin; xitnj strong and fills you with ewi Mrs. J. W. Barker, 1337 Yd Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. You owe it to yourself t* S.S.S. It helps Nature t up red corpuscles. It imp] tho processes by which they is nourished. It is time-trie* reliable. S.S.S. Is sold a t alt stores In two sites. The 1* site Is moro economical. Drink - Elder use Qu a k e r s t a t e O f nose o r th ro a t is usually benefited b y onuffing u p nostrils a n d inhaling v ap o rs V A P O R U B LO C H ARBOR H as P ure W a te r Supplied from a Deep Wei und stored in a hermetically sealed tank, which prevent* contamination, Loch Ar­ bor’s water is ns pure and good as any (o lie found in Florida. FLORIDA STATE FAIR Ask for a sample have it analyzed. und Jacksonville -> N O V EM B ER 17 To 26 DeForest/- Sanford Sanford Fla M ILK WE ARE THE ONLY PRODUCERS SELLING GRADE J. N. Ttncher of Kansas, the larg­ est man In congress, Benjamin Fairchild of New York, Ed­ ward Voigt of,iVis(;o]>un nn<J others of lesser importance will be gone. C ongressm en fvho were promoted to the Senate where th/cy are expected to make still greater names for th em so m s include: A. W. Darklev of Kentucky, .W illiam S. Vare/of Pennsylvania, Elmer Thonia.i of Oklahoma, Carl lldytlen of Arizona and Millard E. Tv-dings of Maryland. Meanwhile tho country awaits the approaching assem ­ bly with mingled interest and curiosity. Its work of course will claim the most attention, but tho advent of new leaders will be watched with almost as much interest. Who will take Underwood's place as the South’s spokesman nnd who will resume the work of Upshaw? Who will fill Hill’s shoes and who will figure in public print? All of these things are in­ teresting to contemplate. ERRORS IN NEWSPAPERS W INTER HAVEN CHIEF Many people criticise the news such n* this form tho dignified per for the errors, typograpfi­ New York Ileruld-Tribuna: "Gland ll and otherwUe which appeur Operation to Uruw Supermen Say* in their columna, all unmindfulformed. Produce More Wool, nnd of the fact that there are a hun­human* Can Be So Treated.” Of dred times a* many possibilitiesthis Sioux Fall* Time*: "Estelle of errors as those th a t actuallyTaylor Historical and Swoons occur. A noted authority someWhen End Comes.’’ Then the Or­ time ago brought out the factegon State Journal comes along that there are chancae fo r 74,600 with this headline; Handbags to errors in every column of printed Hatch Shoes,” an<[ the well-known m atter— o r n e a rly * r handed Nashville Banner features this chances to every word Ui said headline: “Crowd ,«d 4,000 at column. Therefore, It la a m atter of wonderment th a t more errors do not occur. Even a t th a t the smaller papers are comparatively free from errors when compared to the larger publications. This may be surprising to m any, but whan did you see a s m any arrora , LAKEIAND, Fla., • from small papers cited as those Nov. 22, 1927. •hat occur daily in th* larger ones? This refers to "bulls” In Edit jr Sanford Herald, I not? In your Saturday lu u e a headline* and in stories to typo­ graphical mlxupa. Every day we letter signed bar on* of your dairy­ read of outstanding exam ples men Wt regard to th* grading ol * the leading paper* o f tbe ■stile country. TH# lit e r a r y Digest C THE FORUM Valdes lltn ri automotiv ELECTRIC 0 PRESIDENT Coolidgu talked to William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, about soft coal labor troubles in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. Ijibormen charge that rail­ roads ™re united 'to depress prices of coal for fuel purposes. THE MUCH -Mscusscd “companionate" m arriage of n young man of 21) with the 18-year-old danghter of Mr. Julius Haldcman Is not as new as it seemed. After m arriage each will live a t home to solve problems of housekeeping, while the bride continues her work in high school and then in college, nnd the young man con­ tinues studying a t the University of Kansas. If the m arriage doesn’t turn out t > he perfect,' tho plan Is to nrrange for a divorce. an( Ignition Service Our Specialty FOUR MTNERS killed, 20 wounded. including women in the Colorado coal strike. The national guard is sent und the governor c'eclares martial law. The richest country in the world should find some better way of settling strikes than shoot­ ing coal miners or shooting state police fCompulsory arbitration is dif­ ficult, but not impossible. It works successfully in some other coun­ tries. A M ILK IN SANFORD The Best Is the Cheapest. For Daily Delivery Phone Sanford 581 or Call at Birdsong Ice Cream Co. A man over in Palatka broke hla the other day cranking hla auThen there are a few cranks prominent in the senate. Wa know where there is the relteat place for shooting mallbut you've probably got some its too, haven’t y o u ijk ^ . S ta r te r D r A rth u r IlrU b a u f l a p , r!« M II1 T l » S l u t C*. But grant me this: That whan I*vo gone my way, r.. ’’ Some traveler coming a lte r, burdened rare, Will, finding here the going lighter, say: 4 “A workman true haa passed this way before.” —By H arry R. Hughs. W hat i*a can’t figure out is who’s Dining those Colorado mines, the * !» « , tho workmen, or the Nal- v e n e ra to r Handling a Jury. General .Motor* Product. ^ Thought, Hope, Belief. A Better Way Wanted. r*r* I « perfect garden set to tend Where never thorn, nor grass ■mid the flowers rose, and growing there, with them contend, Not long Could 1 endure the idle hour*. to Now for a Little Salt on His Tail A s B r i s b a n e S e e s It Countless F ord owners» are comitig to "Standard ’* m otor oil I*’ for the complete protection that only "Standard ” can give them. L O N G V /O O D D A IR Y gulnr” politician. IP s Job is worth .<•',000, Haying citizen finds it hard In make ends meet, nn official should not get $20,000 a year.” Thnt Is no way to make socjullam popular with pnclicul politicians. T H E ITALIAN King called Mussolini to power when tho fusciat marched on Rome, but im* never adpoted tho fascist salute. When people cheer him the king uses regulation m ilitary salute, avoiding the fascist salute, which requires tho a rm held out straight with great vigor. Tho Italian king lives in fortu­ nate safer days. Poor Louis tho Sixteenth of Fram e put the cock­ ade of the revolution in his h it, but even th a t didn't save the heud under tho hat. T H E PRICE OF cotton went up violently as tho estimate of the crop w ent down by 13,000,000 holes yesterday. The rising price I* good news for the south and th* whole country. But it I* a pit th a t the cotton men must depenl on the boll weevil or a Missisa sippl flood fo r recent prices. . 50.000 bacteria per cubic cent­ im eter and th a t grade “ B” milk shall contain not to exceed 200.000 bacteria per c.c The m ajority of Florida cities follow this grading. The milk nv port fo r the month of October, shows th a t of twenty-two dairy, m en supplying the City of LakeLand, the highest bacteria couut w as 17.400 apd the lowest 300 per ex. No grad* “ B" la sold. GEORGE UURNHAM Notice To Car Owners I specialize in Refinishing Automo­ biles with 100% DuPont Duco. This class of work makes your old car look like a factory job, and will last indef­ initely. 1 guarantee this class o f work to last two years. On account of present conditions I have added a line of Lacquer, to take care o f those who want a cheaper class of work. This class of work can be done at whatever amount you want to *spend on the car. F is the r ig h t motor oil for your Ford car or truck. It givei you positive, complete protection of all moving parts. It forms the tight piston seal that means full power. Leaves less carbon and keeps tram** 1 mission bands soft and pliable. “Standard" S tan d ar d O il Co m pa n t iseoaeouTta im ncmtvcmv STANDARD MOTOR OIL F * * Casouh C*1) ' fo plgy 00 **3oirne a t • Crown Shop located on Opposite School House AUTHORIZED AUTO RB-FINISHING CVeO- Lime. A U TO M O B ILE R O A D M APS • / f " Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and ■ d Free at any • / 0nr service •• �SANFORD O ffic e Mulhall Picture At H / l ; i ___ _ t r i _________ Milane Is Season’s Best Comedy Offer Telephone 148 M R S FRED. S. DA 10 ER, Society Editor Residence RodLaRocqueStars Social Department Of I n ‘Fighting Eagle' Woman’s Club Gives At Milane Thursday Lovely Bridge Party evening hrldg? party •H-a.n for the members i ‘I Department . f :h„ ti 0111*1 r ih was that of Tuesday I ■, ;h Mrs. David !,. Th ra*h• ‘ Vi* (,. Sharon ntul Mrs. '■ is hostesses. ■■ - os auditorium was ■ n to a veritable bn per • <f asparagus ferns " haskets and howl-. -. 1 marigold.! carrying ’ ' r- motif a t gr en and WEDNESDAY {future Department of the jin's Club will hold business in? of “'‘ 'rx-k followed by rending. my ’SpMJldlrifr Circle of the fjartttsf Church will meet at cnie of Mrs. E . M. Carroll on K>lia Avenue. ' THURSDAY* ion Thanksgiving services nt 'clock >l (he Congregational fit’ gueste tip in arr • '.i m* ft. Sharon, wi,d>. tine were M 1 h*r. Mrv K. \. Hoag. Walter (.'olemon. Tnl- - club cv minds w, re ' 1 Mrs. •!. K. Pr m-e. knur* were quickly v..iin“ of progre -ive :er the ihuhI number ■* >n* bad bedn played. • i impart'd and the prize lop "ci.re was a porlI 'hi men x score prize b i.d The rut prue it " a late novel. Senr.- . ' >|| bj M. *. John Sneed • a -a K 11 iivkins, < uiVlu-ien of the game, <• ..s.*or' •« were remov be ' l b ' proud with haul • I. i.vt. Tite ho-te-iso ’’ f’liarles Powell II * i nine .Mr*. Edward d V i E. Meyers served . ........ in green and orit i'll e ike*, salted i *■ff.... There were 'Ja iring trie evening. many Prun­ Mrs. Chappell Hostess To Missionary Croup irld >if Mi* ion* program will X-i'll li\ the W. M. S, i.l life |.,t ( Imrrh iii Ili.’HI o’t 1m I: at hui* b. L d ,| mi C!uh will i.itcml tr t> rvi i'.* nl ciiureh at -I A henauful setting was arran g ­ [k uli“r which nifuting nf 'd with i.umeious bask*d<i and [will l‘ held nt i-lass room.* 1 owl* o! i lirysiuilhniiun • ami gre.'tiMr.*. A. ' . Chamlnnlin a> h«»-1y* rurrving *>u> tin- iulor *i iv-me ■if yellow*, green and white. Sagr ratlnt: th" nppt >«rh of Thankscivlf'g Day ixcrx the place and cniil: (Inin* in pumpkins, tu r ­ keys and other unique ideas. A* fu: might I o'eiock a tem joiiig. four-emiret* lomd'.enn was ei-rved. ’ Martin Me Daniel and hal A lil'i-i (*n i'i'.llble gaMie of bridge wil Are visiting in tiny t ii wa - pla yed ditriiig , t*»t( ufCTpomi guest.-/ 'tf rj-lttlvc*. •'1 i * ,*iji • m lirtim *oipiigred U r M-- rto?>- rrrt WcJrdrrftty An.I prilii. ua"d ih ia o li'i<i '-livered Ikksonville where bn will Hen Imn dishes v: Vv vvuu hv Airs. ’Tlf ''fl T J e frt.' tb<* rri:e»i . mtd Mrs, Kdx;w d-ipxjiitt ItUbiiw j ■ * Love T urner left Wtimes-1 v,,,. , f#fTnivpa a ml St. Prterstm nrf* 1 die will ■pend the iv< tk end 1 ... Winds. • " - I V; Wil >oi and Mm Marlin Mr Dunbl nail ran, of ItujrtnV^fl ,i'(4dll Thanksgiving mk the guesSk nn'l .dT'.’L', ^Douglas.*, DAT NO.VEMBER 23, 1M7. i lie program, delicious re­ al < w re i evi d l»v t)ie hostMra. Hrodie Williams, Mr .V.'uiker, Ms. V. P. Hand into Schmehl. Church Services for Bundoy Nov, Ice cream, served by the hostess. The following-quests were present. Misses Reba and Katherine And­ rews, Louise and Jessie Neal Harp, er, Katherine Sachae, Helen Knick­ erbocker and 'Louise Smith, of Winter Park k t l Misses Blargaret Selby and Bernice Eldridge. Mr. Nick M usaatl of Now York City arrived leak Week for a sKbrt business visit, expects to re­ turn to New York for the holidnys. Gforgv and Clifford Parker, R. C. Smith an(l Clark Mathew* left Monday for a duck hunt on the St. Johns River. '• Mesdamcs Corbin and Wright were calling on Mm. Harriet Park­ er Thurs. P. M.-' Mrs. Parker has enroled as a member of Mrs. Sunday School a t 2:30,P. M., C. “Smile, Brother, Smile,” a First K. MacCanon, Superihteri-en:. National picture a t the Milane Preaching service at 3.30 P. M. Theatre today, is described by those Lev, U. E. He id Pastor. who have seen it as an unusual These services are Indeed worth photoplay. Unusual in the sense " hile and nil who not attend­ that it trents of a phase of human ing church services' elsewhere are endeavor thnt doesn't often win its urged to attend both Sunday wax to the screen. The commercial School and Church. traveler has not often been accord­ There are classes in Sunday ed the position of importance to !•' honi for all ages with good which he is enitled In the field of tf cohere provided, and Rev, Reid bu ir.ess. always has helpful suggestions in ( ‘.insider th at every article you his afternoon talks. to rsjm e, practically, first reached -Mrs. Chas, Kldridge Jr., and litthe counters of the. stores via the son returned to thoir home here medium of the traveling salesman. ast week, from the Florida SanaYou foods t u f fs -pa c I;a ge goods ami hulk: your clothing, your toilet a r­ "rimn nt Formosa. and Mrs. Clark Mathers ticle', jo u r hooks, your furniture— '•■'ere calling on Mrs. Hoyt Morgan .ti* w. re sold to the m erhant by a *ale> man ''on the road.” He has i the Orange General Hospital a f nger in almost every pie you Thursday evening. Mt and Mrs. J. R. Phillips were i»< so to speak. iusimss callers here Saturday. HP That's why he deserves consider* |T"Tts that Mi. Randall, of Cinat m. and he g jts it in “Smile. I! other. Smile," which Charles R- inmui anil Winter Park, who hn* *!ogi- produced for F irst National ■aige grove interests here is exPi. .i .-* nno in which Jack Mulhall I’ei ted tn arrive soon. Mi*, Kamov' entertained from and !Inrothy Macknill have the fea■hree ',i| fj\,. uVlock Friday nf' uttil leading boles. >, Jack is the commercial tnveler ••nti'on honoring her daughter lately graduated from the ranks, ‘ 'w < fourteenth birthday anni­ and h • makes good by his own de- versary. The afternoon was spent rm nation 'tiul ability with the in- n out-door games anti ctmtests dnidile nsslstnnco of the telephone \ weenie and marshmallow roast girl played by the charming Do ro­ "'as mi joyed by the guests, as were il-o the lovely birthday cake anil ed will be presented to il.- Mackaill. John Francis Dillon wedded the rm gaphond on tin* picture which ip a genuine theme, a plot that is *iflvcl nith interest and plenty of guofi dean eomodv. . \ fine supporting cast, some a d ­ mit able settings and a general •juality of originality lift this film out iti i he average class and make it really a novelty. Order I s Restored Bmwn Has Ry S t a t e M i l i t i a • 11 Milling Distirct I1 II. Chnppi.il presided a ’ 1 ’ * 11 of the Meth'idlut Mis >ty held Moinlay nfterI 1 horn • on Celery Avenue • ir • vb-i tod: part in the prairrnt; t i '. i . l tiu- various pha*i--’ uf U f ’h'*di t. home mission rot,,i Tome enterprises include i iiiil evangeli*Uc centers, >o-orv rative ( kcrmiis'i tr • V' 1 r t i-iily, Lf t|..iim.t ;LuD vsJli'loi f 'T ■ . i !i :it girl; , a home fur iin* 'd'difnd work In the slnic GOLDENROD IH-.N VF.it, Nov. 22 — (IN S )— \S j Ii ;t2T. state nulilia men stalk* tug ihe I'olumbliui Mum district in tin* northern Colorado coal told where tin* outbreak occurred >i te.iluy morning in whllthv fty l w n ,ver*» killed ihill M tty Inju n d . thice .H^tatrsK"; quiet preImilijd today. i V i e 'slrllic loaders were being held ir inil under heavy guurd nt Greeley, A special train was held waiting thruout the night here to le used in carrying turn pa to the -..uthern district should oca saion s‘<i.<e. tjuiet reigned in the /Yguliar (•ml W alrtnbnrg ilistrict, hotvever, after ine padlocking o f.th e I. W. U. Hull nt Aguliur by It. It. Mald­ en, date policy lender. Herndon of .Incksonvil'e i n Edison Electrical A|dli* J.nje|h'<ueduny spent thu day here 1 Dcsday on business. D r. Llchenstein is 4 member o f the medical shop of the Tombs prison |rt New York City, but Tie mU hla w itte r home here. Messrs. Hubbard and Bullock re­ lum ed last week from a business visit" to Titusville. The Russels of New York, who purchased lots in Suburban Homes last spring are expected to arrive soon. They will begin im­ mediately the erection of a mod­ em home on their lots h're. Mm# , BettAney.1 assisted the choir a t the B aptist Church Sun­ day m orning and will direct the Union choir a t the Union Thanks­ giving aervico a t the Winter Park Baptist Church T hurw ay morn­ ing a t 10:30, Paliua shrubs, window boros and a very a rtistic nrched gateway are improvements recently added to the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Lichenstein Ip Suburban Homes. T H A N K S G I V J lir t} Mr. And Mrs. Frank Miller mo­ tored. Wednesday to St. Augustine nlicre they wil visit their nieces. Thdv'wUi be accompanied home by th<j Misses Dovie who will spend the Thanksgiving holidays os tl*cir guests. TODAY 'SMILE llltOTIIEK! SMILE" ■with Jack Mulhall and Dorothy MncKail! added LOVE 'EM AND FEED 'EM ” Aesop’s Fables In ilie friends mid patrons whom we have arrvtd through! I'J'J7 THURSDAY “T H E FIGHTING EAGI.E" with Rod luiUiKupui & Phillis 11;**■* » Comedy “ RUSHING BUSINESS” Milane Review Novelty Song Slide Played by Mr. Ilrockhahn w<. offer Sincere Thanks— Seminole Pressery 230 Magnolia Ave, luo tic* c/j.tCAXj*., • Comedy ____ “RUSHING BUSINESS” added • ,i; Milane Review in N atural. Colors Novelty Song Slide Number “HWANEE SHORE*' A Playcjd by M r.H rrekhahn, * I" \ *ith l \Y F S ^ A ltE ''t'l'T * 8 WASHINGTON, Nov.. 23. — (IN S)—Tlie H* use Ways ami , Sid Riyc, tlown^d 1* iStnitli, E, .Menus committee today voted to v T'oughl)tl^l'l>en ( iiutwell nm| Flash $178,000,000 annually from Ir. Oliver retqr.’gvliitVI“,t 1'l'Jf ''lJi'4 the nation's tax hill by adopting ■enlnsf from a short huatina ,I\vo proposals reducing taxes on r . liJtt*... *1; - '■ ]1 .......'■ | nil uviitj i ant! Airs. Charles T. Fuller mta, (!a., formerly of this U! arrive h-re Thursday to (jucq.s of Mr.*, E. I*. Mobley. F.'. W 5I A I I n Julian Carpenter has re­ td to her home a t Ja:kconvil!c spending a ahemt time here her iist"r, Mrs. Forrest Lake, and Mrs. G rant Wilson leave fay* for Brunswick, Ga., they wiil spend the week-end gia- t* .of Mi*. Wilson’s pnr'.ard Mrs. A. J. Richardson of h Carolina, former residents mfonl i-i'iit Tuevtlpy aftcrm the city as the gue*ts of ’■E. L; Ft n un and brother Avery of Kustis, will spend Striving here as th j guests of Ferran's daughter Mrs. D.l*. T ef~ Our Customers nd Friends F* D. Mobley motoretl to •onvIHt- Wednesday where he 8*nd tho week-end with his f W. F. Mobley and brother >n Mobley, ■#n l Mrs. Lordy Carringer an• (he it th ot* a son, Saturday *>her ID, a t thi-lr home at fanroe. The baby has bceu ^ John Leroy. Helen V trnay, Miss Ava st. b;.'ii|r-,i! C'hm*' and Stas ''"■ty will form a party mot* Thur day to Jacksonville to r* fn,tliafl game. h ; !,,‘l Mr... ||. IVternmn an* (he binh of a daughter ') N.r.i-pi ber -Jl tll the y,.-.-. •Aught, n Hospital. The baby ***n named Frances Carol. » niany frienilx of Oriel) D. k he plcacascd to learn > W ADetails * ,M , Necklines are Important in N ew Imbue P cess| Afternoon Frocks W ith New In&H Tunic Treatment^ Asymmetric Themes Inregular Hemlines G ood W ishes Jumper Themes l-AUghton H o s p ita l Scallops and Tiers Tight Hiplines* New Browns & Blacky Scarfa and Capes *n<LMri.'G ftv.il l r3- 'V alter Morgan m J°hn leave Thure, .. . for. Jacksonville ilnr» thn gucitn of i l.*3" * taranta, Mr. and *• h* Jsttli f e l Mr. '/* A. Shirley an. Hi of a son, Friday ■ at the Fcrnald mi WE’VB been faahionadlng with faihlon and found $29.00. These Frocks summarize the heal Uiel tha Frocks as presented fof winter, 1927, unusually Parts and the genius of New York creators. IntereatlDR. We are offering them in one gro^p at Women’s and Misses* sizes. �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2.1^027, la n k s g iv in g r r o g r a m s A wen TodayByThePupils Of Several Local Schools grade. Reading, "Thanksgiving Duy” by June Register. Poem. “We Thank Thee” by the First Grade. Story. “The Boy Who Wanted To Work Always” by Charles Me Intyre. r . Reading, “A Good Thanksgiv­ ing” by Richard Giles. "A Thanksgiving le tte r ” by Doris Patterson. “Thanksgiving Acrostic” by the third grade. Reading. “Ini Glad Ini Not A Boy’ by Bernice Smith. Reading, “ Who Ate Dolly’s Din­ America, by the schools ner 7“ hv Russell Hodges. are and invocation by Rev. “Thanksgiving Times” by Franrd Root. I res Philips. Landing of ^he Pilgrims” Turkey song'by the first grade. rlx Lyles. Story. “How Patty Gave a • " n if r im Bong” by section two Thnnks” hy Clifton Register. of the seventh grade. Piny, "The Pilgrims in America’Heading, “The First Thanksgiv­ by the fourth grade. Cast of char­ ing,” by Katherine Kelley. acters an follows; Reading, “Thanksgiving in the Governor Bradford. Donald U . fl. A.” by Bobby Stewart, Jackson. j. Violin Solo by Christine StoodCaptain Miles Stnndish, [.eon w- ernnlro accompanied hy Pauline Cheek Jr. v Stoudenmlre. Elder Brewster, Luther Harvey. .7 Reading, “Service” hy the seven- Mr. Chilton, Frank Renjamin M r. Mullens, Herbert Stnothoof. 4 th grade doys and girls. Mr. Alden. C. D. Phillips. Reading, “The Land of Plenty,” Squnnto, L. E. Twe Jr. b y Thelma Ishie. Mnssnsolt, Joseph Schlatre. f; , Song, “God’s Gift In Nnture” by Indians, Tnlmadge , Metis, L. II. . one o f the Eight Grade. ' Reading, . “Why We Keep H arper and Clifton Register. Mr*. Mullins Elizabeth Curry. Thanksgiving" by Georgia .Powell. Mrs, Brewster, Clara Melsrh. Reading, "We Thnnk Thee’’ by Mrs. Hopkins, Ruth Meisch. : Lillian Fommerschield. Mrs. White, Esther Benjumin. Reading. "When the Frost is’on Mary Chilton, Louise Packard. th e Pumpkin" by Mary Frances W restling Brewtster, Lucille j£ [<-Andrews. Powell, Reading, "Thankful Jimmy" by Desire Minter, Euphelin StanSV Viola Style*. land. (Reading, "Tho Story of Thanks* Bong. "Over The River and Fgivlng*’ by Nona Rivers. Through the Woods." by the Reading, "Thanksgiving" by school. L/ Gladys Henderson. Reading, “The Thanksgiving” by Luther David. , lAcroatic by six girls and six hoys from section four of th r Eighth-Grade. lion to ghring a program the pu­ Talk, to he offering Thankful pils guv*“Things Thanksgiving of | |B F o0r”tobythe Rev.Children’* Root. Home nt S’ Jacksonville. iDoxology followed by l>encdic. HORTA, The Azores, Nov. 23— One division of the Sixth grade, Mrs. Routh’n room, (IN S)—The Junker* hydro-neroffavq 111.35. The following pro­ plane I)-1230 was back at Hortn today after making an unsuccess­ g ram WC* given: ^ S c rip tu re reading and prayer by ful stiu-t across th^ Atlantic to Newfoundland. A fter weeks of D r. P. D, King. Reading, “Thanksgiving” by waiting for favorable weather, the piano took off last night but JQoanor Hickson. “Story, of Thanksgiving” b f Was forced to descend after go­ ing but a short distance. 8am Dlghton. ^^B*edbg, “The rilgrim *” by Wil- S j m ILL BE OOVNM tkj AV.MlMNJUT* GOE>H M A - V O O M A W E '* M E Wl MDA MERMIS VNORRMikl* ’B O U T "giving Day was apprnpriserved In Sanford ’schools nlng with many Interestframe \ncludlng readings play* and tableaux. The light School held its exer10:30 o’clock when a large of th« parent* and patrons •hool were present. The was aa follows: J u n k e r s Aeroplane Forced Down After Trying Ocean Flight WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY / Stoo' C O M IW M A S fc*miMCi<3 • GiOEdA ! X a l l u S c -rrr v "Th e r e - d o m ’t x ? J f F rom A rgen tim ENGLISHWOMEN H orseback TAKING PART IN for a “varsity’; crew over" two miles. Th*v h* tWT coaches, either m'Pn * At Newnhnm nhnut „i a l l a t h l e t ic s percent- of the girl., haT* cycle. They depend on th CAM milDE, Eng., Nov. 23 (I to classes rain or shine s _Manpower taken from Bri- motorcycles; others auto In America room ter I u 'i„ in the World W ar is being replaced manifold by the new viRor means 70. The Amerle cold a t (Jfl. At 62 nr Hi tj, .if h*r womanhood. Aristocratic Newnhnm CoIIprc Kiri is warm and comfort, evidence of the new dynnmicfeininism-energetic, powerful and productive; but still reserved and womanly. Strenuous rawing—most exactins of nil college sports—la practiied daily throughout the year at ' o o v i i r t V A M t B E M IM O M O O " O o S ^ K iC i ^ O O R G A t l b R s ' A 1?* 6 * R A nJ’ M A C A L L S r T . AK IO V O o 'R e k l O f tf o " G V T - r H E R e . " A i v < £ - t h a t , l F I C A k J V A tL P n v - VA1n H ^ m o o r P A m T6 » v n h e p e M O O R ‘o b U R T O U G H T "fO B E AMO A ( y ' - f \ g h »r t F o r ( _ ' v p a m t s * . M 'r f M f i CANDY thanksgiving Sanford Drug Co E. F irst St. Tiding from llnetnts Aire* ilirough iouth and O u t ml America, Fell* fschirTely, AiKi-tirine horseman, !■ :hoivu here at Mexico City on hli lorsw ‘‘Mancha.’’ He left Bueno* Urvti two and a half years ago. tad, riding leisurely, expects to each New York lu March. “ Mancha” Is IS years olu, too. Storms Inflict Heavy Toll On Spanish Coast invie. VAM V M O T v- I E R B STANDS TRIM LlIVERNE, Ala,, Nov 23.— (IN S )—l). F’ollartl, white plan­ ter, took the stund today in the trinl of Shelby Gregory, charged with kidnapping Annie Mao Sim­ mons, a negro woman last July, and told how the victim was seiz­ ed by a band of unmasked white men and taken away in an autumn, bile. G tE .T C iR A ^ sninla* and rouge her face and heboisterously hilarious. She is air more moderate! Many Activities ,\.i interview with the captain of ScM-itliam College craw reveals tin.-i* things. Sixty girls of the hundred anil forty enrolled in (hi odlege are now rowing in the right-oar'd shells. They train, she my« "Diet the American gi rj_ would rail it." They row fall, xvintci ami spring. They race with two othci 'rirl’s colleges. And with a third they have a contest for g<<o«l rawing form. The rac.*s a r • on the Thiiiiic- over n course about one mile l"iig. The girls, wie’ding fullwiight. full-length oars manage to keep a stroke between 27 and GO per minute (a stroke credituble TO FLORIDA EMPLOYEES ,IN G R A T EFU L A PFR EC IA JIO N . AND TO HOLD IN R E M E M BR A N C E . 'THE MF.N A N D WOMEN OF THE BELL bYSTEM WHO SO* FAITHFULLY A N D COURAGEOUSLY 4 E X E MP L I F I E D THE SPI RI T OF * S ERVI CE DIJJtINQ T H E H U R R I C A N E OT S E P T E M B E R 195ft . , . T h is f ' t U L i ; i J ^ .P ^ A L t D. REVOLUTION REPORTED I BUCHAREST, Nov. 23 (IN S) — —A counter revolution against the Soviets was reported under way 1 in south Russia today. The report is not confirmed. *■» , '.V 1 ;y . kYRaadlng, “ Pl(grim Way*” by L to Vincent. ink*giving Acrostic by twelve Carey Shingles And Roofing They arc Guaranteed S E C U R IT Y . BY Tift- .SOUT.ilt.K L OELJ/JLLtvPHONL' AND*.. ' . V T T U L r .R a H i dOMPANV; ■ C* -■ ‘ . ' .r .• / ‘I V ‘ /-jBronze tablet presented t<» the Bell telephone employes nf Florida hy Ben S. Read, president of the Southern Hell Telephone Company. It will he placed in the telephone building in Miami to commemorate the deeds of loyalty and bravery performed by telephone workers during the storm of September UI20. Just Unloaded a Cur Of Springs Water 1 LUMBER CO. Weak aod Run-Down Mini Woman Got Strong and Wd Say» Cardui Started Hey On Road To Healli. Clarksburg, Mo.—Mrs. T. 0. Hq of this place, says: "For two years I re* in veryq health. Some of the time I *„ m ost p ast going. I was very *, and run-down. "I tried to make the most ofd little strength I had hy taking] quent rests, but I could find Dock which would start me on th* n to health again, until one djy I, cided to try Canlui. "I had heard about other *q who had been benefited alter t* it, so I m ade up my mind t*< w hat it would do for me. I | Cardui for several month* mdi very much gratified with thertq "I began to dooiy own work* which I had not been able to d*| a long tim e past. My color, ik had been pale and sallow, La natural, and my complexion dq up. I gained in weight and wujl ed to nave an improved Bppetifc "W hen I finished my last ki of Cardui I was feeling betUrth had in y e a n . Now I am itronei welL” At all drug stores. ^ 2ft Mapjp Avc. T h op c 7P7, Health Insurance pw d ASSU ding, “Be Grateful*’ by Doro- 'oiice.Hegrm Cleanup On Memphis Bandits MEMPHIS. Tenn., Nov. 2 3 — <INS)—Without clues no to the identity of the gunmen who early yesterday .shot down John K. larvy, millionaire lunrhstnnd pro­ prietor, detectives today were en* gaged in » general clean up of bootleggers and bandits hangouts. Ten men have been arrested nr sdsiwcls since noon yesterday and 'rilled in connection with their whereabouts during the tiino 1a*vy was slain. Five turn have been rolacecd while detectives are check­ ing tho alibis of the others. letera ware aw follows: ' B atty Alden, Treva Chapman. _-CH«n*a Standish, Ellen Betts. E ldar Brew ster, I^eRoy Bledsoe, "ilaUl* Bradford, Nancy Battle. I^PUgritn Maide, Dorla Rockey, iiW o lta L Jfi'Id le , John Cavorus. -Pilgrfin mnlden, Caroline Hill. frFUgrim m other. Mary Went, i Governor Bradford. Jack CornJldren with fruit: Apples, iboth Turner; Com. Ralph r j F ru it, I<e> lie Minchu: >*■. Clyde H urt; Vegetable**, i Chapman. lU&oto, Billy F n rn w o rfw ire* other f'Jndlanp^ cjLrle.t John Mousifr und FranjRWP.VtM Vas given H M Gantt, with the “ Roy " -d being represented by pnousholdcr and n poem ty,D orothy Clause, program a t the West Side 7 School was opened with taxing of “ America. Th# ful” by the school, followthe ISfith Psalm given by hool. Other numbers were -Oup F irst Thanksgiving” by s children of the second grade. Beading. “ W hat Thanksgiving Infs." by Anna Belle Methers. Beading, “Give Thank*’’ by Josb <Mmm In g. T hings We Are Thankful For” urUan. R ichter and IraUp. •odtag. “The Pilgrim Maid’* ry” by Edith Ray. mg,' “The Harvest Time” by Small Docket Faces Police Court Judge Several violations of the tra f ­ fic ordinance featured the short session of M unicipal ^ h u r t thl.«^ mcrnlng at pjrtTco headcpiafteT Judge IV. E rW h ite forfeited the S3 bond of L. J. Holt fo r park­ ing h is y tn r without light* and estjMftVd n similar bond of J. S. Jlurvnrd, charged with vlnlntlng Ahe stop streej law. J. Hamilton and J, E. Terville, both charged with Improper potkintr. entreated 93 bnnda each. Brinkley, Altamonte Springs m ar­ shal, forfeited a 95 bond on n 'barge of drunkenness The case was disposed a fter .being contin­ ued for several sessions. Jennie Jackson, neerese. charged with resisting Hn officer, was disudssed hv Judge White but a charge of larceny against her wan transferred to the county court. nN a*» (in prescription ixi i ipuuii »for . Coldv ^IrTlilwpFIB/ iW u t r JtillBus Fevff 1 and ViMalaria *______ It kills the.gerpxs '• With 11 horse* entered. Mr*. A. C. TUo'mpson. of Chicago, won 11 firsts, threo second*, four thirds, threw fourth* aod * fifth l® the Kama* National Hon* Show al WlchHa. [Mortgage lo a n s r Qx tic k f Whew yew d e sire w loan on Im proved bxi»U « u e r resldew llel p ro p e rly w ith qjl'** serv ice — w ith o u r own Inspection end no re d te p e o r l*t»I delays— lak e the m atlev u p w ith n». U n lim ited fnnd* now nva'dabl* f « r loan* in ■m ount* * f Jfi,000 to ] 9100, 000. ' See or address Our Local Counsel S. R . DlRMon S anford, Fla Here's Allen Hall. at. Louis bt|. (lard alar who wants a crack at Dtto Relaelt’a three-cushion ;rown. Hall finished fourth ia iha last tournam ent and thinks ha zaa improved to inch an extent ilneo then th a t bo can lift Rah M il's title. RIGGERS DAIRY FARM .Phone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Crenm B utter'M ilk Milk for Babies cou*h» and cold* lr*d to H H itm u M r. You can *top them now Wm Crcnmuldon, an emulsifinL creo*ote that is plratani to take. Crimmul■ion i» a new medical discovery with two-fold sc(ion; it rootlws aad heal* Ihe infiamrd liM'iabranr* sad iahibit* prrm growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is ,rcognized by high mrdical sutliorilirs ax sne of the greatest healing agencies for persistent cough* and rold* and t.her form* of throat IrouLlr*. Grroniul.ion rnatain*. in additiun to creosote, other healing elements which soothe end heal jhc Infected menihrane* and stop the irritation and inflammation, whila the ertotote goes on to the stomach, i* ab«>rbcd into the blood, attacks tho *cai d tho trouble and checks the growth if the germ*. Cren rimIwon is guaranteed satisfaetviiy In the treatment of pern-tem rough* and cold*, bronchial nilimi Mrs.Canaday Claimed By Death Early Today The body* of Mrs. F. Canady, xvho died this morning a t 1 o’clock at her home at Mecca Hammock, war brought b««t H\l* m orning 'by Miller and Erickson, Sanford dmlertakers who sent the body this afternoon to Acworth, Gu., where It will be hurled tomorrow attrrnoon. Mm. Canadny was 23 y ears old. Ehr loavee a husband, a daughter In Mayflower’ by Milton end mother, Mr*. Mary DnvH. all of whym accompanied the body !<> Pttntpkta Plea” by the second Ac worth. We are thankful as this year 1927* is drawing to the recognizition that our friends have shown us. We are thankful they have given concrete evidence of their faith in our institution by availing themselves of the many-sided service we are offering Sanford and S e m in o le County. And most of all—we are thankful that Sanford is the City Substantial. IM S Barwett Bldg. JACKSONVILLE T H A N K S G IV IN G G R E E T IN G S to our friends for their use of oar of Sanford, Florida —SERVICES— LANEY’S E. First fit- LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. a Leading / j l HI ».vj l a 1 '! t 1 W �iE S* r T "^ LNFORD H ER A LD . WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23* 1927. ' *T> 10-A— Poultry And Eggs iionl Dally H«raU — Houses For Rent. (Legal N otices) AD. RATES i: C uli In Advanea ' xtU, wilt 4m M te lru l 3t and collector aent ■tely for parm ent. „ 10c a line __ 8e a Hoe __ 6c m Use __4c a line •e r» t« on request. reduced rates are for Ltjve insertions, fiords of average length anted a lineon nom charge of 30c for J»ertion. [tdvertising is restricted 1 «r f i a i s i f i x a t i o n . „ error is made The SanL rnld will bo responsible L one incorrect insertion, vertiser for subsequent on*. The office should be immediately in cuso of 0 ADVERTISER? Herald representative ghly familiar with rates and classification will lou complete information* 1 you wish, they wilt assist L wording your w ant ad 6,e it more effective. fpOKTANT NOTICE trtisers should givo their postoffice address as ■s their phone number if lesire results. About one out of a thousand has Lphone and the others (communicate with you 1 they know your address, Idlscontinuencc MUST he ]in person at The Sanfora office or by letter. Tele^discontlnuences are not for ous Prompt Service Efficient And Found White Leghorn and R. L Red or Rent: 5 room house with fire­ Cockerels for sole. High egg -place. 910 Myrtle Ave. Phone laying strnins. F. D. Hickolc. Geneva. f OR SALE A few nice fat turkeys for Thanksgiving—50c a pound. For Rent—Five room house. Bath and screened porch. $20.00 per George Spencer, Sr. 200 E Hugh month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone Hhm\ ey Ave. 10-B— Plants and Flowers TEN r.oom house .for rent comer Uak and Fourth St. Apply W. II. A warehouse for rent at corner of Long 108 Palmetto Ave. 3rd and Oak Ave. Fhone 90. House for rent. uo.r> W. 1 st St. PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds Apply Kent Vulcanising Works. and be sure of germination, type purity, *«ed disinfection. Make our 19— Houses For Sale office ^our headquarters to talk over seed problems. Francis C. Stokes & Co. 18 McLander Arcade. FOR SALE $:,00 Cash, balance v«ry‘Busy, will buy beautiful litt.e homo, well located in Sanford. I I — Miscellaneous Owner will sell at loss than actual Mr. Dave Iloniski may call at The cost. N eed s some money. Addrcsr Herald for a free ticket to the Box 97 Care The Herald. Mllune. FOR SALE—Small cottage built Bicycle. Gun, L ock and Phonograph on rear of lot a t 1705 Magnolia repairing our specialty. Toys, Avenue. Price,' reasonable. Terms bicycle.*, sporting goods, und fish­ exceptionally easv. Address Post erman's supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, Office Box -131, Sanford, Florida. "The Bicycle Store." McLander Arcade. 24— Lois For Salt CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Co. 11 Ball Bldg. FOR SALE —I own several good lots in Sanford, on paved streets, 12— Wanted that 1 will sell at less than cost on terms: of $ 10.00 cash and $10 To hand Mr. II. F. Kent a freo monthly to u responsible buyer, box 200 care The Herald. ticket to the Milanc. 13— Koom.s With Board FOR SALE—Oak Hill corner lot. Cheap. Very little cash required. Virginia Cottage, Palmetto und On Geneva Avenue. An exceptional Sixth. Rooms with board to buy. Box 123 Care The Herald. threo couples only. Mrs. L. H. Griffith. 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale 14— Ifoom.u Without Hitard rifle* nnd aSeen c t o nml " h-mtl hand ri les, s«hnl h o t gmumn *s , nn" pistol*, newly repaired, very FOR RENT—NICELY furnished bedrooms, in private borne, phone cheap. Can he seen a t Wagoner 83. Furniture Co, 15— Apartment For Kent FOR SALE—The b<*!t little busi­ ness in Sanford. Must sell before ■i ticket to th e M i l a n o fur For Rent—Without charge. One November 30th. Apply a t Lobby JE. R. Durrow. She m a y ticket to the Milunc. Mrs. E. II. News Stand, National Bank,^ltto. |it. The H erald.' Pichard please cull at The H er­ Hodscs For Sale or Rent: Inquiry ald office. , ) at 2C09 Orbrige Ave. Oak Hill. City. Route A. Box 170—F. of Jtent—O tic nicCly' furnished 4 h t, DODGE ‘ nent. all modern converb 27— Money to Loan irs and GmhiuuL trucfei VXcuiA. IjS&MLljuohvhly. Phono 13th Street Phone- 8^ -.<*)»- W.—i a ) HU Unlimitetl money to loan or resitl'nce and huslness property. W « P ;V O R * R B N T -d n Mortgages refinanced. Write or IS **€OWAN CO ., Building. Rirfifdow n jq;d sheet metal works.' see MP. .Aldrich, Valdex Hotel. Arttiuc. Phona 7j6-W. town, Pimiy' furnished. ’ ' Reds onable. Inquire at the Herahi' Office. Idences in ♦— • — :— 'V — ~ f’ORD UUICK C O . [lYute, Box rst Street conlla Ave Ave. u jgM gka fn p a riq iln lv 112 f/ngonlia ■ y M i Pk-.-t# 36V. ^ - M)JWlrok»t! truant. *' , » t e f _____ -msfted.-houseltde Ur fnethsu, lA TfV nv^ Private hath. H < 3 I u u p j ?— Ma t r o n s One and two rooms. ' Low YiHe. ford Automobile Co. Phone 137 Phone 397—J. See manager. , I'Utfrs, nnd all person* h a v i n g claim* or deniumi* uunlnat s a i d e s ­ tate : Vou. and e a ch o f you , ar* h erah y notified and required t« p r e s e n t any claim* mill dem and* w h ich y o u . or either of you. may h a v a s e n I net the rela te of J ero m e Moore, deceaacd . lute of Hnmlnnle County, F lo r id a , to the Hon. Ja*. t>. S haron, CutinlV lio lae of S e m in o le C ou n ty, a t . h l a o f ­ fice In t lie C ou n ty C u u rth ou a e In Sanford, S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , “ illtln tw e lv e m onlii* from tha d ata h ereo f Dated October IS, A, 1).. U S *. *. . C l.A lt \ F. MOOSE. A d m in istratrix o f th e Ftatate of J ero m e XJ**ore. Ueeitaaed. 1 j RAPH—repairing, piano ! experts with 17 years *?; Sanford music atore 5 room house partly furniaheil ■Shoppe, Room 10 & 11 Mewith garage, 914 Park Ave. Arcade, Phona 832. Pohne 68-J. fipper. Signs of all kinds, Furnished house with every con­ ‘‘‘ord paint 4t Wall Paper venience, fire plpaco and stove, garage included, 117 Laurel Ave, Second Street. DRUG STORE— Pre»*, Drug*, Soda. We are Small furnished house su ita b le M your phone. Call 103 for couple, two rooms, bath and garage, 2516 Orange Ave. Phone BLOCKS— Irrigation 826-J. Jf'd general cement work. Concrete Co. J . E. Ter- r o m U l w d . i r o o m . , F J ° * . 3rd and Elm. a n d S i l v e r L a k e $25.00. 2 room Wanted Female luil cash grocery business. Inventory about $1509.00. Rea­ sonable rent, now doing around $2000.00 business per month. Address Box 990 c-o Herald. (Legal Notices) IN T H K U l l i n ’IT OO rRT OK H .J I INOL.K COUNTY. IN C H A N C h R ). I All EH a . HANDS. Cuiuplalnanl. vs T. I . U lN O aa*l M. A. I.ON'*. hi* THK 8TATK O F FI.OItIDA TO: T I*. liONlt * o*i M. A. M»NH. M* ulf**. I0J l.c It run Ave.. Ulovirdul*;. M'liif 4(fiiiii*r}l) /Ilk fit iii a t «n»1 W* I*, lit iSHtTKR. A ltan ia. tic or a in. Ri-ri-ndanls: * U uppaurlna from »i» a ffb lu vll filiil In till* ruu»a by lli** I'liiiiplalnutil th a t y o u T. I- MJNI1 and M. A. IJINII. h is w lfr. anil I. TK!t. lire «a«*K and i»v**ry a m i d i i i t nf u Bfn!e or r o iililfi olJirr IhiW til.* S t a i r Ilf Klurltla: That the p t n e n l uildre** and place of reelilrticp «»f each and every of T. I#. ut*l M A, LflNO, his w ife, s s P*r«,* ulr.ily «* I* k n o w n to till* a f f i ­ ant la 1(13 Lenri.il Avenur. U o v s r tUlv, M on tgom ary, Alabama, and dial tli* presen t ad d ress anti n*“eu of re*idenoe o f th e defendant p. itoSSITKR . a* particularly a s Is knnwn l o thl* a ff ia n t l* Atlanta, fjcurgla; ami t h s l you and each of y**u are o v e r the a g e of i w s n l y on*- <SI> y ea re amt that th ere le no 1 *1 1 * * 1 1 In the s l g l o of Florida, e s r v le** **f a Ham m ons in Chancery u p or whom w o u ld bind yo u e r * * / •» ' °Therefore Ihl* I* lo rum m s ad yo u T. L MINti and II. A. IAJNO. hie wife, and W. I*. ROMSITEH. la e a ch mil every perminutly be e»d ap p ear before our said Circuit L'ourt a t Hanford, S em in o le County. Florida, •ni the t l h d«y of December, A. D.. ISIT to m a k e a n s w e r lo the BUI nf Cntrplsinl th is day filed {JJ ^ a T t ll T 'l g u f f .r S e*iafe**«d by yo u end th is causa proceed, e x parte. . . . . The natu re o f *abl stilt being S unit lo foreiTb** IBHl " refU lll tli*h based upon th a t c e r l s lu imtlca of lien dated , th e S ts t day *»f R ecsm . her A . H - l i l t filed b» J A M M A. HANfcs a g a i n s t T. t- LONG and of record In L ien Book 3. p a ge 31 nf die P u b lic . Records of Hemlnole h o u i e $20.00, 5 room u n fu rn ish ed . 1 3 5 .0 0 , . 2 roam. apartm ent_II5>0»>1 M rr. J n o . D. J ln k in s. •High type solicitor, woPuferred. Box 3U * C-o FOR RENT five room bungalow located on comer lot 2300 palmet­ to Avenue. Large living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, two bed uoantv w »nled Male It l* /■■■Sksa fu r th e r Ordered that 111* rooms, front and rear porches. ........... be p u b lish AtSed In the Sanford Herald a . n e w s p a p e r published In living out of the city and "•Whip. We train Owner Saaford. R e m Florida, will rent cheap. Inquire at Herald once a w eek i nf od rs ' f County. o u r »-nn»*CUtlva Y'J’ n n t e e $ 8 0 .0 0 f o r w e e t s en d a co p y th ereo f be mailed *"'ik. M mt bo honest Office. to etch of th e defen d an t* named In Z ; iT M Itm a n , A g e s F O R RENT—Smah cotU te on rear lhj» h and and th* o f t l . Mr. Connell. 220 of lot *on Magnolia Avenue. Near elsl eesl o f - t hmy e C ircuit Court o f th# Tnursdey forenoon. ; vmthslde schooL 920. per month ]jrd Judicial C ircu it o f the S ta t e Fk.rlda In a n d for Bemlnole I A d d r e s s S. D. B. care The S a n ford *.f o n th is th* I*th t'ounrv. FIc A. D.. HIT. gay i f fHtii ! HeraldT* ‘ * -T, k . DO* 1LARS, hr---- — — ----- r i — lerk Circuit Court. if5°orn pu|| bouse located rOR BENTA. M. tVKEKR. $25 our stto Avenue.' W* j V* at 2121 B.P* H. Care The Kyi athly. I fi L t l ’PINCOTT. U*( ^ i^i 1 - S ] C & 'u . . f* •VM '•hri - i..‘X >c jUlAtt - ~ A’ith "Lilac Time," Juiv Cowl's stage success, selected os the next screen vehicle for Colleen Moore h ir producer-hushand is costing about for a suitable leading mini to play the British soldier-hero for *the diminutive star. whWril yoked to ■r \ ’^ r -V n Paris \ r ID / • U i. \U , -X Yt-t / | \ 1 HC7, SCND A UTTLft V.HAt TSK T U M ' v \A '‘EBF.SkX’Sfiltf -* A-< ‘ y > \ * * fv V W . K 'J MA ^V .tr NI 21' Mo h 'WIEkLS j / skate ;, r fVJtlLO. I \ U1 * i\h f '/ ' I " 1) " Vy * THE OPYMNrv C IC K U S •T O ) -c w kVdJtU'R PJ w orriofCv O lc D l IMO W Sv s t t q i * . . . • oUiOUkwAT t> V \ V A ) S - V A \ ^ > X ’^ e c o m im B trT e r ' HAB01N1' n -r r iE l ^ o o i P R iK lG iw ’ O i& H v / E R E . WA\M€)E E R L O kJC r ■ especially It la fu r t h e r ordnrod that Oil* to select gowns which Lois Wilson n otice be published In T h # Hanford will wear as a strictly modern Herald a n e w sp a p e r p u h tU h rd In Sanford. Bem lnole C o u n ty . Florida, hohb-d-hwirml girl. on ce e a c h w e e k fo r fo u r c o n s e c u ­ tiv e w e e k s and t h a t a copy h e r e o f (L egal N otices) b s m a i le d ' t o each o f th a d efen d a n t* named In th is order. W IT N E S S my h and a n d the o f f i ­ REGISTRATION NOTICE cial eeal of thw-UIrcult Court of the FOR REGULAR MUNICIPAL 13rd J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f th e Htute o f F lorida, Iti and f o r S e m in o le ELECTION County. F lorid a , on th is th e 1st Tho Raglstration Books of the day o f N ovem b er, A. D.. l* 2f. City of «nfofd, Florida will oe V. K. DOUOLAHH, , Clerk C lrru tl Court. open cn Saturday, November II) A. M. W E E K S . 1927 and will cloaa Friday, Nov' D, C, embar 25th A. p . 1927. At the WILSON, B O Y L E A D IO R TON. Solicitor* fo r C om p lain an t. City Hall. (H E A L ) . I * R . P lllU P S . ! N T H E _CU U NT V C OU RT O F THK COUNTY XU DUE. SEMINOLE ______ City Raglstration. Officer. COUNTY, S T A T E O F FLO RIDA n r ■t o i u j y IN T H E E S TA T E O F OKOIU1F i n ■ T i f R— r o i m T JU DOB. SEMIN OLE COUNTY. JUIKJB. SEMINOLE nC Q H A R D T . D eeeasad. tn P ro hA*e. S T A T E O F FLORIDA. d wahds F IN A L NOTICE " J e n K NOFICE IV H E R E B Y OIVKN that ' KM •he u n d s r s lg s e d w ill, o n th e l l t h parson* hsvtiur d ay , o f December, A. D.. IS I f. p r e ­ le s s , a n d a ll P«r a g a in s t esld cla im * or demand* sent l o th e H o n orab le C o u n ty Ju<ls«esU ta; •*f S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , hi* Of you, are hereby Vo fl n s l .r e t u r n , a cco u n t a n d voueher** r«<iplt*d to present a s E x e c u to r o f t b s e s t a t e o f Osorai- not l< * which you. any C l_ _ D uchardt. Deceased, a n d a t s a l t .... l i v e a g a in s t Urns, than and th ere, m a k e a p p l i c a ­ ur e ith e r ITH E DW A RD S tion tn tha sa id J u d g e fo r a fin al ih* t ‘ — jf Seminole s e t t le m e n t o f h is a d m in is t r a tio n of MCA . Ron. Jss . O. C ounty. said e sta te , and for an o rd er die* -n f Sem inole ,n th* County »'W . e County, month* from '■ P V S & a k m 8 u t l t 'fcAJ INCU'-ONT. g it c o l d i Ml called for copious __ cript ci itu.^iilM td^ c a r n .^ u t Maroeline was not in n w experts went to ; > . ■ An d >1 ’ c im r M W H W ttk c ." w .r r w t.iw .'' —I 'Mrt*/ PCMTCMA i Day w a s, tho /limin' * <U ¥X~~ 7 da. •R U S T Y R U B E S REVENGE* SO U N D S TYaR IL U N G — f. B O N D E R WHAT IT’S ALL A B O U T — ? M W M T ’LL L S E E b i l l — H E ’S SETTING a d u p n p o o r e x a m p l e \_ETT\NG «SUCH TRASH LIE AROUND - GIMME THAT BOOK!! VJHAT T O U DON'T KNOW WON’T H U R T T O U - AM' VIHAT'TOU DO KNOW D O E SN 'T S E E M T O x D O YOU ANY G O OD f a i t sn*i ti e Hi r I'nrk, for —r t IS turct •’ l l . . AkMc iiui*i t’l.-Ir opposite complcXicns, Miirnuu rcquir.s that Ids perfect types he between 17 and 2i yenr* «>f age, hotwocn five fe :t one and five f**et three in height and with figur’s in proportion to their nature. They also must possess that elu*ive quality which registers II , - ANNUM WNN -D ir phbtngniphically, hut stage or screen experience is unnecessary. bi* | Ul J lll|| ItiUUti, OltR KR OF I'CIII.ICATION The orcheiu.a played "TrjuniTHK HT.VTK v»F FI.OItIDA TO: VV A. L I l’t’I N l I T T . and MARY crt'l." Lon Ckaney told her doleful C t-ll'RINUOTT. bl* wifi*. I i J *:i»rir*. H tr sister, Alice recited S p rin g Hlrei". A iuntn. Iloorwla, pitiful talc* about crippled urchin*. Dffi-inlant*. It .u p p s s r liix f / o m an affid avit Director 'i. Lrownlng was about flb*il la Ihl* call*** by tbu U n m u laln - to give up in despair, when Muruni that y o u \V. A. L t l ’P IN C O T T amt MARY C. U I'J'INCO TT. hi* colla broke down and wept so long w ife, are each and e v e r y resid en t* and bitterly that Comedian Bert of a S t a l e nr C ou n try o th e r t h a n Roach had to do ni* funniest tuners tlm S ta te o f Flnrldu: t h a t th* p r e s ­ ent s d d r r s s and ptur* o f resld en eo to Htcm the >alty flood. n t the deferidunt* r s e h und ev *ry. If yod di*l*divo it. Browning W. A. I.1PPINI-OTT an d MARY C. Ktiyn wait und *cc tho pictUD-. M I’ PINCOTT. M* w ife . ** parti eiitsrly u* 1* k n o w n t*i t h i s a f f ia n t I* 171 Sprint: Street. A tlan ta, i i ..... Dune, -and Kin: th a t you and e a ch of y o u nr* . Karl ---------, Gcnrgo K. A rth u r ovnr th** na*1 of t w e n t y . o n * y ea r* i w h o romped lliiotigil u riltiuita and that thero I* no p erson In I h n : training camp ill “ Rookies" and S ta l e o f F lorida, th e ** r v lce o f a i k n u t a h ••nlb.m. In "Riiliv .Mine.' Sum m on* In *CJano.*r> „p t>n w h o m | t b rOUgn_l_OU*ge__In ( Uab> . u n u . uio to cavort next hi the hawdust would bind yon or c lt lie r o f y o u T h erefo re thl* I* t o co m m a n d you. •ring under the "big top." A large W. A. I.IPPINVOTT a n d M'ARY t: Hr.-"* in to by chartered for the MI'RINCOTT. lit* w if e , to e a c h and nvrry p erson ally lie an d a p p e a r bn* loum'n n-*xt venture, to lie directed fora our *ald i ’lreult Court ut Han­ t»y Edward Sedgwick. ford. S em in o le Count)-, F lorid a , on ih>* :>th day of Uecembi-r, A. D. 1*11. lo m a k e a n s w e r to tin* lllll of Extra* a t First National studio* C om p lain t filed u g a ln a t y o u by ih** will he treated ill fr.'<* »havt*s and C*<inplalnuiit In thl* <-au*e, o th e r wl*e said bill of c o m p la in t w i l l '*•• haircuts whun Charlie M urray u:ul ta k e n a* e o n f|i* e * l 'b y y o u und George Sidney operat• u bnrhvr thl* rails* „ ,, proceed -, ex purl* shop which fig irc* prominently in T h e natu re nf until su it belliir a .. i ' Jr.i.i. . i . •ult lo furecloKio that c e r ta in I l v l . u ■*> w h ich th<* pair brt g a g e d a ted th e t3th d ay o f October. unwilling participant*, in u trans­ A. I>., ISIS from th e dafemlnnt*. oceanic flight. W. A. MI’RINCOTT atid MARY. C. UIM'INCOTT. hi* w ife , to th e C o m ­ I test full styles from Paris will p la in a n t. M. It. HUTTON, said n u.rt. g a * o bnlns o f record In MortgaKc In* one of tho feature:) la First Na­ lluuk St. page 310 o f Hie P u b lic R ecords of S em in ole C o u n ty , F l o r i ­ tional’* “ French Dressing*" Style an* 5AV, THAT'S MOTHINS BOTA S c h e a p h c n s l —vihv D o r r YOU READ SOMETHING ELEVATING J - ’etmXf INSTEAD Or POLLUTING YO UR ......... m in d w it h b u n k uxE T fcprr— '7 T he n e x t th in g t xnow to g 'll . b e STARTdia IM V4HER6* THE JAMES B a r s le ft o f f - OPNyylBLP w For Sale, well e? n Y'RCADlN' High Salaries D e m a n d e d Byi Former ShinlngLIghtsLeud To Discovery Of Others tx c ii. c i i A W F o n n . u For Rent:—Two furnished apart­ • Service ments with garngos. large rooms and porches. S. J. Biggers, iia transfer pictures, 919 Park Ave. lints, and brushes. Sun |ouse Paints and Varnishes. Beautiful apartm ents—Two room-* Paint and Wall Paper kitchenette and bath attractively V . First St. furnished, centrally located, all improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel. ETE in every shape and 777 or 775. etc.* Sanford Cement Ccr.pany, F ifth and CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 812 jSU. Phone 112-»V. Park Ave. Apartments—2 and I —garage and water. Reasonable. Russel. Farpis, Groves, lit* N. Park Ave. Phone Attractive furnished apartment* corner Park and Tenth Sts. Frigidairo installed, water and g.i-* [IGHr PRINT SHOP ago furnished. Phone 18-J. [V servirr on anything in ig- A phono call will get FURNISHED apartm ent for rent Phono 117-W. 9 Rallin the Herald building—a down town f cation nt remarkably low rate*. Ask f«»r Mr. Haines at The ;ROOFING—The Rdof F.vi Herald office. nH* Metal ahingfas, •*eam tin and galvinlzcd T5— Houses For Rent • Jnmes II. Cowan. Oak I Third St. Phone 111 . t> room unfurnished house, corner Oak and 17th St. Phone 29. UP YOUR OLD WALLS PHE NEW WALL PAINT HLNG NEW AND RET3R FURTHER INFORMA[CALL PHONE 235-J OR Petunia spray flower ami other C. COLLER, SANFORD. winter blooming plants. A. K* Kosuetter, Phono 212-W. (CVM>.T HOLLYWOOD. Cal.—Nov. 22— j (INS) — I* thiit the era of the un­ known in the history of motion i picture* * Producers seemingly prefer to establish their own stars rather than pay exorbitant prices demand­ ed hv those already arrived, and IN T R K . CIR CUIT UUlIRT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. r i- O R I D A i nowrunit r* are finding equally a* g r at favor on the screen as till IN i 'IIANCKHY. In l;.[’H l ll u n of ROSA U rea*l\ -m.idi* celebrities. K t .ll’K EH. The past ; ear has definitely setM»TH I! OF A PPLICATIO N TO tleil tin nerveiuiier as a potential III: l l l i m A FIIKR DMA LKIt Nlfl'R'K |* hereb y g iven Ihat favorite, says Director Fred Niblo. lb* uinlirHleni'il. a innrrlril w o m a n , who number* Lois Moran, Janet v III "!i thA tilth day o f D ecem b er, A 1> l:iJT at ten 110) o 'c lo c k A. Gavimr a mi Chartes Farrell among M .ii*|*l> to th e H o n o ra b le W . W. the younger generation who have R i i e l i t I iiiI ko of the I'lreult Court made sensational strides toward "f the t w e n t y -third Judicial circuit •*f On* Slut*- o f F lo rid a, a t th e ici uui fume. Four! House at Hanford. S e m in o le Ralph htubes a recent recruit f o u n t v. florU la , or w h e r e e v e r said .1ndxr may be nt *abl tim e, fur a from the legitimate stage, wa* Heru*«- t.. m a n a g e. ta k e c h a r g e of cho.eu by N.blo to plav opposite m u f control her p rop erty and b e ­ LIPiao Gish in “Th • Enemy," alcome a free d ea ler In e v e r y re* thougl, many mote mature artists Dated ihl* th e 16lh day o f N o v - competed for the part. ember. A D 1»27. Vilma Hanky, who was sclccteil ROSA 1.. KLIC K F it. tn appear with Ronald f'oiiniin in \\ I l.si IN'. IIOYLK A DIOIITON Holtrltor* for P utltlnner. hlH next picture, "Flower of Spain," was unknown to American film in T i n : I’i n c m T c o u r t of run fans when -he made h* r d e b a te in T W K N T V .T H IR D J U D IC IA L Oil*.- “Th ■ Dark Angel." I I IT OF T in : NTATK OF FLORIDA, IN A ND FOR HKMINGilbert Roland won his cine in a • il.K COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y . spnv* ,is a lending man in Norma F. \V. U I L.MoTT, C om p lain an t,. Talmud go's "Camille." i’m w k u . a l b e r t a . jo iin lin t. “The new ,il to llollywuotl •II.VS and U. K. C lIR ItlK R , R e s . should euii- ide* t s youth and non­ o'ui 'Ell*' FUR CONSTRUCTt V E entity gr,*a* n:*s l> in his struggle SERVICE HY PUBLIC ATIO N To Meiers. P O W E L L A L B E R T A to tnastrr I'-e .u- \ : s if this year reflect' | m*i .nnnent p dieios," Niblo iin*l JOHN IIIOOINH: ) 't A HE HKIIERV n it D E I lF .D concludes. ' ' N 11 UF.QUtltKD Manf./ni. to ap p eaSr e m atin til" o le Tile Ideit'l • .o d In .incites will C ount), Florida, on Monday, Decern* nhtvre h"iv r- -v uiv when F. W* l»*t Mh. A. D.. ti*27. Ihn *«m a b*» Mur:u.a. , i*i .1 '!• nan director, tint n IIu Ip D ay of Ihl* C ou rt, tu c»n|i i* t|! ,1 Jhe east for “The u i i s u i t the Idll o f rumplnlt) m mild Court r't** il*.7.iv'^tlh bo will make tin* I'umplalnan I'lwiirr u(, I I I - tli.-|t*is1)>*4|J>«|i<y R t lb .w ln r tlua vrlbeil IsetAiiWtUte. t o . w i t : "Tin* (Kdatn H a l f or th e Boutlt Half of the North H a l f nf t h e H**uDieast Q u a rter o f the S o u th eiiKt Quarter of S e c tio n IV, TnwiiNhlp II. S m ith nf Italian .:n Ka*l. contHlnltiK fiv e ucrea iiinre or le**.'1 H|tu:tt**i| In tin* Crthnty « f S*'inlnol« Mud S la te iif Florldu. Upon failure lo i(|ipenr. answer, plead or demur In *ald bill o f co m plnli". Ihe d ecree of thin Cuprt will be e n t e r ' * a a a ln e l you. Till* Order ill be p u b lla h n l on ce a w eek fur fe u r r o n * e e u ll v e w e e k * in The Sunford H erald , a new** pm per reKUtarly p u IiIIhIifi I In Hem ' Inole County, Florida. DONE AND O R D E R E D a t S a n ­ ford, Sem inole C ou n ty, F lorid a , Ihl* .'ml day of Nov.. A. D. t!*I7. V. H UUUOI.A8H. Clerk C ircu it Court. U> A. M. W KBK P. BY TAYLOB MOftTN POP MAKING S T A R S IN COURT O F COUNTY j U D O H SK.MINDLE COUNTV. S T A T U OF I N F I L M D O M IS ll.u lU D A . ___ . IN RE ESTATE OF JU R O M E MOORE. Deceased. NEW PROGRAM Ti* all creditor*. leg a te# * . d ls tr t- 0 8 f/j I V$ I s \ j rj L y :< \ > / p 'U r-t» Jf ** jBm f � 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ******************************************************************** Bronze Table [sic] To Be Unveiled By Jews To Mrs. Moses’ Memory Unveiling of a bronze tablet in memory of Mrs. A. H. Moses takes place tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. at a special service to be held at the Sanford Jewish congregation __ community center on ____ ___nt, according to an announcement today by Perry Weinberg, president of the congregation. The tablet will be a tribute to Mrs. Moses in whose name her husband, A. H. Moses, prominent commission merchant, last year contributed a large sum of money which made possible the construction of the community center. Tomorrow nights program will be opened by a short talk by Mr. Weinburg followed by Louis Bandel of Leesburg, who will be master of ceremonies and who will deliver an eulogy to Mrs. Moses. Several vocal selections will be rendered by Mrs. Rex Racoosin accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Fred Newman. A reading, “A Tribute to Womanhood” will be given by Mrs. Lillian Richmond of Orlando. Rabbi J. Berson will pronounce the benediction. A large crowd of interested friends of members of the local congregation is expected to be present from Orlando. In addition, a cordial invitation was extended today to Sanford ctizens [sic] to attend. ********************************************************************** ******************************************************************** Bronze Table [sic] To Be Unveiled By Jews To Mrs. Moses’ Memory Unveiling of a bronze tablet in memory of Mrs. A. H. Moses takes place tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. at a special service to be held at the Sanford Jewish congregation __ community center on ____ ___nt, according to an announcement today by Perry Weinberg, president of the congregation. The tablet will be a tribute to Mrs. Moses in whose name her husband, A. H. Moses, prominent commission merchant, last year contributed a large sum of money which made possible the construction of the community center. Tomorrow nights program will be opened by a short talk by Mr. Weinburg followed by Louis Bandel of Leesburg, who will be master of ceremonies and who will deliver an eulogy to Mrs. Moses. Several vocal selections will be rendered by Mrs. Rex Racoosin accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Fred Newman. A reading, “A Tribute to Womanhood” will be given by Mrs. Lillian Richmond of Orlando. Rabbi J. Berson will pronounce the benediction. A large crowd of interested friends of members of the local congregation is expected to be present from Orlando. In addition, a cordial invitation was extended today to Sanford ctizens [sic] to attend. ********************************************************************** 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, November 23, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 23, 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fb623bf11f00a58c78243b86ea04a592.pdf 1f71bfa70350364ab237aadb69c0bae5 PDF Text Text YOUR N E W S P A P E R Fair tonight and Wednesday, slightly wanner in north and cen­ tral portions. in Florida’s H eart. * G reatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land Leased Wire International N SANFORD, FLO R ID A , T U ESD A Y NOVEMBER 22, Giles, British] Ace, Leaves On SecondFlightAttempt For Hawaii A >uAustralia Ruth Snyder Loses Appeal For Re-Trial ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 22— (INnl—Mr*. Ruth Snyder, and het^Xharamour, Henry Judd Grtvfcpnvicted of killing Mrs. S n y w ’s husband. Albert Sny­ der. Queens County art editor, lost their appeal for n new trial in a decision handed down at 2 o’clock this afternoon by the court of nppcnls, New York State’s highest tribunal. .Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations DEMOCRATS TO Court Is Request© m n northwesterly direcM i'NIC!PAL AIRPORT; SAN • tinted. A low ntis| hank FRANCISCO, Nov. 22 — (IN S )— living over the horizon t" i i Delayed by adverse weather eon- , he west. The runway was D em ocratic Leaders A re Tem­ s tiition* for the putt week, Cap>0,000 Project Sub­ porarily Checked In Ways Justice Siddons -Acta and hard, despite recent w tnin Frederick A. Giles. British . And MeansCommi11eeToEnje c t Of Discussion airman, again took to the nir at Quickly In Asking settled himself in the fo rce A Dig T ax Cut Plan 7:21 this morning. He hopes to looked around casuall'.', 5Ut Formal Call For Principles To Go Be­ ) he in Hawaii before noon tumorn ut the group of i ow. * - Election Is Held Up •••ith him on the ground Expect Senate Will fore Lawyer Peytoh Giles* first attempt last SaturWell you’ll hear from Raise To $300,000,000 «lay was of only 45 minutes dur* S iitioii He got hi* heavily laden Hi ' lilucbird biplane into the uir IViliYo.nl Circles Surprised w.ilimit difficulty, hut upon enfo \\ as So Closely Followed Dr. W h itm ore’s Trouhles Bo•i i.mi ring n soupy fog over the gan W h en lleE xp resscd S ym tin* runway, Captni-i Thai Mellon’s Suggestion . . --------•van returned to the flying field. i"l ti> experience gicnt pathy F o r SnccoAndVnnzet!•' the British aviator reaches| nd Issue Described Maximum Penalty For "< i.tmining nltitui1,• ti And Denounced T h ayer Hawaii, he plans to continue his' mm altitude before n • WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (INS) \s Being Necessary Says People Of New Orleans C|\< INN ATI. Noliio, Nov. 22 li^rht to New Zealand, via P a cif-. Contempt Is $1,000 T< mporarily checked in the 1 'ii m \ i'w six itiinut* And Governors Of Soul hern (IN’S) "Dearest daddy, I I M line Ways and Means committee WASHINGTON Nov 2 2 — (IN S) points, making the last jump M-aff. had been a.> Fine AndYearlnJail ro Meet Emergency S tates Failed To Help Com­ yoe in.irc* and more each day." »r*-iii Australia. •mt feet. Near tin m their drive for a huge tax re- —The strife and turmoil that has duv: ion program. Democratic lead, That was the loving manner i t mittee- Of Flood Control t>i ■ circle, the plan" The airmen slept at the field" all been seething under the surface iftcr a lengthy discussion WASHINGTON, N ov. 22— which pretty dark-eyed Ruth Re­ night, arose at hill) A. M. and hit «l of his altitude er- i"day laid plans to carry the in the Episcopal diocese o f Wash­ fg h t to the flvtir of Congress. ; mus used to write to her father . 1 ch consumed the whole D istrict A ttorn ey Peyton ■ I f"i* n moment rss oiiletvd the mechanics to tunc up WASHINGTON, Nov.. 22. — Dirpite tlir* fact thnt nil over­ ington over some of tho public ut*» Gordon went into federal He i Bluebird was rning. the County Com­ (IN S )—Criticism of the governors George Remus, before he* killed j the motor of his plane_A small her mother, 'Imogcnc Remus. whelming majority of the commit­ tcrances of the Rev. C. W. Whit* "i‘ i oi npel led to lnnd. crowd of mechanics arf hour be­ moners adjourned shortly of Southern Stutes and of the court here today and form ally i'implet id his circle tee fixed 9250,000,000 ns the lim­ n-.ore was climaxed today by the Now daughter is arrayed fore dawn swarmed over his little ;r noon today, leaving the people of New Orleans for their against father. Today, us he sits lit-* Bluebird plane, putting on a the north toward San it "of tux reduction to be recom­ resignation of pastor, who held the petitioned Ju s tic e F re d e rick in the court fighting to dear |irti|in\ Me bleared a mended to Congress. Democratic alleged failure to co-operate fully L. Siddons to adjudge H a rty tter of the proposed $500,tic la t-minute touches the plane tltiil inteivened between r icmbers held that this was a i ct tot-ship of St. Andrews’ church, F . Sinclair, m illionaire oiT; countv-wide bond issue with the House Flood Committee himself of the murder charge and was poised at the head of the mid the city by tun luiceil compromise and thnt they in St. Mnry's county, Maryland. was voiced by Chairman Reid (R ) c.- ape the electric chair, he is runway in readiness for the take- j magnate, two o f his officials, I'l fee ami then di<- nri nut I'ound to support It. Without moral support of this off knurs before the flight began. Dr. Whitmore’s troubles began of Illinois today. "I predict the tax reduction, when he expressed sympathy for and three officials o f the-. ! ’• year old girl. She has come i a itot'liweiierly dire"It had .'lint gallons of gasoline! Answering n New Orleans news­ ii.to court just once, dressed cn - 1 in its tank? a near-capacity load j loll will carry a greater figure j Sacco and Vanzetti, and character­ Burns ’ D etective A gency in sinoUv h i i' that hitmr paper editorial which criticized tin ly in black ami plainly showing' Weather condition** for the hop-j n Ins:rial -eeliua of Sail when it leaves the House, anil the. ized Judge Webster Thayer, their contempt of cou rt. Si rate will rut tuxes* at least trial judge, as “a murderer." He tho committee for failure to spend in her drawn face the grief that ,•(' « "iiicil almost ideal. A gentle ■ Thoso named to appear besides >: iin.ono.iiuo," tinid Rep. John Gar­ dcclurcd the Italian radicals were up the start of the hearings, Reid is hers. Their eyes met for u secSinclair were: ner, (D* of Texas, minority leud- victims of hysterical propaganda sharply criticized the failure of oral, and both looked away. _ If. Mason Day, vice-president of er on the committee. (International News Service to­ Governor O. H. Simpson, of Louis­ against bolshevism." “Thin figure represents the the Sinclair Exploration Co., whoday obtained a copy of a letter iana, and Gov. Dennis Murphree, This, however, was only one of judgment of. tlio committee, based of Mississippi, to npepur ut toduy’s which Ruth wrote to her father is said by the government. to have ; upon an examination of treasury the counts nguinst the pustor, liu session. The committe had arrang­ when lie wash behind, the prison been tho “contact man" between lmd other equally pesitivo views_on figures of the future prolmhle ed to hear these two, and Gov. John wall - of Atlanta penitentiary for surplus!",” said Rep. William R. current matters and seldom hesi­ his chief and the Burmi agents. 1 Martineau, of Arknnsas, ns repres­ violating the nationnl prohibition tated to express them. He publicly Green, lit I of Iowa, chairman. A. Sheldon Clark, vice president: entatives of the Tri-State Flood laws. It reveals how she felt to­ declared his admiration for Al of the Sinclair Refining Company, The adoption of a limiting fig­ Control Committee. ward hint at the time, when she ure but $25,000,(11)0 more than afraid to express their opinions, another alleged “contact man." . “I want to call your attention to was Di in tho hnppy days before | wns ^ \ed by Secretary of the that President Coolidge was “u‘ do hcmUis* Analysis Of Blood Air D irector For Com m erce Wm. J . Burns, titular head of • the fact the governor of. Louisiana domestic strife had broke up the nothing president." tho detective agency. l‘» t»-l On Highway Is Made l i i'li-ui v Mellon occasioned some is apparently loo busy to come Komis home. Tho letter, dated, Department Points Out Dasurprise in political circles. Two As for prohibition: Nov. 21, 1021, and addressed t> here und help us." said Reid. "The W. Sherman Bums, his son, act­ V' Idle Inquiry S ta rts To De- Republican members of tho compill Growth Made liv U .S.I11 “Prohibition is doomed," said Inst time I was in New Orleans I "Mr. George Remus, post office) DevelopmenlOf Aeronautic^ leriaine C’alihcr Of Pistol Piittce have within tho lasfe week the minister. "Why, I have seen ing head of the agency. quarreled with people there be­ box 1733, Atlanta, follows: Charles Veitsch, manager o f the declared that they favored u $300, boya of five and six drunk." ho cause the refused to express uny "My darling duddy: Baltimore ranch of the Borns U 00 . 0 U 0 tilt, said he favored the solo of liquor WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—The MovTGDMKRY, Nmf. 22 'IN S ) opinion on flood control until tho "Here is another day, and a Garner charged that they “quit under strict government regulat­ agency, who, the government con­ investigators were today army engineers' report is avail­ beautiful one, too. The sun hn i J "aeronautic age” U dawning in ■j S'a tends, waa the “paymaster** for cold ctpder tin*, lush of political ion." able. This report will not be ready bem shining all day, even though United States. it it.:* * .1 1 lie mints renort 11L to the Bums Squad. patronage." The Rev. Whitmore was critical until after Congress meets." *• iif Idood found upon I With the adoption of the limit* In the near future thousands of tl • it has been freezing out. Justice Bidden* acted wMB ut his profession. Reid then pointed out that the "Paddy dear, you won't forget ry-BirniinghainJugUr .* imr figure, tho committee also de­ V ’Thc clergy ns a class ar* utter­ promptness and dispatch in eraw f committe had volunteered to hold to think of me on Thanksgiving, luxuriously equipped airplane* will Qn- M' ’ its preliminary sessions before will you. J love you, and want to travel on schedule over (Started and vny ar 1 hi the automobile driven! villed to distribute the tax cuts ly spineless," he said. “They are the principals to appear a lta r 0 by .Mi l.uulse Montenbarro, ‘‘ to corporations paying income tax, subservient to wealth. They are trict Attorney Gordon had go the opening of Congress, tho mem­ ret* you so badly, but I will roon, illuminated air routes. Into court this morning and rasa .nitnmobile buyers who must pay bers coming to Washington at don't worry. Airplane taxis will await the call whom PI I. ( of Police Illnke of n three per cent purchase tax, and afraid to express their opinions. ted a petition requesting the actie their own expense. People say to me ‘why do you ex­ "I got a hundred in English of tired out busy business men. Calera * h.ims shot herself after i to consider reduction or abolition press these views, they can only In this petition Gordon review* "Up to this time, we huve not again, so you owe me another he art id her fo r 1 speeding. at length the activities o f tl c.f admission and clue due taxes. I’rivntu aircraft, safe as automo­ had enough witnesses to keep the dime. Are you keeping track of cause you trouble?’ My reply to same them is that I am perfectly willing Uurna agents, and the events Utk A i • was also under way j •Tho committee, at the committee busy,” said Reid. "We them? You had better or I might biles, will sweep tho skies. tho state to determine!' time, rejected the recommendation to suffer the persecution that fol. ing up to Siddons’ declaration of shull have to adjourn until Mon­ cheat on you. You never can toll, Painting this remarkable picture tociav mistrial in. the noted esse. ,H day, after today's session, beenuse but my daddy knows that I of aeronuutica of the nenr future, if th* 'f i l a r found and said to 1 of the treasury to udjust tho mid­ lows absolute integrity. # “Well,** ssid the court, k**wh there are no witnesses available.” wouldn't. Yoq know daddy, I have Clarenco M. Young, director " f have lif'i: the one which kill***!)I dlo brackets of the individual In­ ".Most clergymen want to be i onto tax und to repeal tho feder­ day In December do you wn. James P. Butler, New Orleans come to the conclusion thnt where aeronautics of the Commerce De­ the girl \v.i.t the .same she h.i.l bishops. They are afraid if they al inheritance tax. them to appear-Mhe earlier tl hanker, representing Gov. Simp­ there is 116 trust there is no hap­ partment, today declared if at first been tuirying while traveling, Tito committee also voted to ab­ get the reputation of being trouble­ better." son, assured Reid that the citizens piness, I guess that’s why I am laggard in development of aerial makers they will be overlooked and friends of the girl olish the tax on cereal bcverilges, of his stats nre grateful for the so hnppy. I trust most every ono, navigation. The country now i-* Rslativ Gordon euggested Dec. 8 , and l when the plums are handed out. efforts of the committee. \ but I ant a little careful, too. moving ahead at top seed to build alley* tli it the bullet in her licnd which yields hut $150,000 a year. Clergymen will do anything to court so ordered. Rep. Driver, (D) of Arkansas, “I was bom n baby* but I am not fjto of the vvorld’s fjnest ‘commer­ was hi ii larger caliber Ilian tho] ’! his tqx ha.-* been applied at tho keep pence In the parish. They are Justice Siddons asked G"nl , request of Lincoln t'. Andrews, ulso defended the people of the staying one, except of course to cial nil* marines.” nfraiil If they tell the truth it yflB why the name o f juror Edvra pistol lie carried. . f< rincr dry "Cxnr," ns an aid to South ngahist any charge of laxity Q'ou and mother. Kidwell was not included in t High point: in Young’s official Whit1 Chief of Police Rial.e de­ prohibition enforcement, but the interfere with collections. saying thut "they have been so "Whenever a rich man' givos list, for whom citations were ask “Will close, daddy dearest, lov­ report t’ Secretary of Commerce clared lluit the girl shot Iter self). now treasury enforcement regime long dependent unon the army en­ rlte r In had arrested her for told the committee that the tax his money to the church ho thinks Kidwell was not the loquadc gineers, that it is*only natural they ing you more and muro each day. Hoover include: he is buying the church. Tho great juror in the case who has be “ I am still your. “Airplane construction in th" speeding and while he was driv­ should withhold their opinions, un­ bctniyul of which the church has named in two affldavlta as atari "Ruthie." year ju st c!«■-vd in this country was ing her au 'mobile, investigator* til the engineers were heurd from. Then followed u dozen or more valued ut more thun $20 ,000,000 a clalny thnt,grease mark* and dirt been guilty is in ' Its attitude on that he expected to come mil e f t Rep. Treadway, (R ) of Massa­ Sindair-Fall trial with "a n am war und wealth. on tile -leeve of Miss Monte abarchusetts, described flood conditions xxxx's indicating kisses. Also CO per cent gain over 1025, mobile us tong aa a city block." ro’s coat, In nisei* am) discolora­ in New Englund , and Reid indic­ Ruth had drawn a heart and had "Airplanes of new design nr? Gordon replied that Kldw|i! ated a subcommittc might visit written inside it the word “kiss". replacing the war surplus type, tion of her rigat wrist, and tho Iocs of a largo sum nf mciu-y she name was not included because the New England flood area and Then followed this “ P. S.—Kiss the heart and you which huve been doing service up hed with ln*r previously indicated considered that Kldwell’a case N» i report tho situation to the cumto tbc present. will bo kissing me. .LoVc, a struggle. already before the court tn \ mittec. “New nir routes tre being chart -1 “Ruthie." affidevitat-mentloned. The eee Clnk.-’s i taint that the’ girl wt i Ruth Remus except for her id in all parts o f the country; * iti-.j *»unk ot the time of her arreat however, thought that Kidwe onco appearanco in court yester­ es vie with other in the cun.-itru.it-1 vos refuted when State Chemist name should be included. ** j tl, B, Rofs reported that tu* found day, hus been in seclusion slncu ion oT improved air ports. At their special meeting this said Gordon, "we wilb draw “ It is estimated that by the end j no trace of alcohol in the viscera morning, the County Commission­ separate petition for him and of 1 P2 H a thousand nirport* will be ; uf M in Montcnbnrro. ers authorized tho receiver of the sent it later." in orerntiur., n largo percentage j Seminole County Bank to dispose Today’s action is entirely si municipal. of $.'15,000 worth of bonds, held by rate und distinct from the g Six-Foot Rattler tho state comptroller in tne name , utry proceedings in the ease Nuniciott citicr. ami towns j of the board us part security on , ’ederai grand jury has been b becoming ’airmnrkcd,’ oiiu ' co in .. Killed Ry Canoway county funds deposited in tho de­ tigsting the events lending uj pnny atone remarked having paint. | as approved by Mr. and Mrs. E. funct institution. * than 1.000 ed city names on myic* mistrial ever since it waa d< I tableman*-Julius for their cight. A six-find ruttlesnuku Under the authorisation the pnd is understood to b« aba of its stutions." een-year-oid daughter und her seven rattles und n bu bonds would he disposed ut a sum dy to report. Indictments on On Juno 30, there were 1,121 killed yesterday afternoi twenty-year-old lover is here to not to exceed par value und the 1 -> of narmiles of lighted nirwuys In oper­ C. A. Uurroway vim i stay despite the storming funds derived therefrom to be al counts, jury tampering, ation. The commerce department brother Ed ’t ’orruwuy, w it .so bitterrow big«*ts who oppose R transferred to the county In part racy to obstruct Justice, a j will continue ns rapidly us possible bunting expedition. w, ___...................... ..... jy , of Den­ t liquidation nf its claim against ordination of perjury* may i to light the uirwuys, sinco the eco­ found the snake u* lie ver Juvenile Court, declared tudal.. the Seminole Bank. AH of the from this investigation. 1 nomical use ct uircruft demand.* bonds represent f .'cuntics ohtre McMullen, a Burns operatii ting through thwoods "Companionate marrlnge will do flying at night and in all vicissi­ the new state highway thnt the City of Sanford bands, turned government witnaa more to dean up Americas marit­ tudes of weather and season. many of which were held as sec­ sworn that the elder Burns, Orlando road, about fiv al mesa than anything yet tried. him to make and swear te urity for the county deposits. Commercial airplanes were being miles front Stthford. It will bring aweeping legislative affidavit in tha ease, as w The board took the aeon in tho put into service at the rate of 100 The snake was one of and social changes to this country form of u fesolutJon which it In­ render untrue reports on Ui a month at the beginning of the gest seen hero for some 1 within the next few decodes for it structed tho County Attorney to vitles of the one juror: • now fiscal year. Two hundred phy­ hunter had just stepped co n tem p la te s birth control which The $ 250 ,1)00.000 total tax cut draw. E. A. ^shcarft, receiver of J h e maximum penalty f< sicians arc examining pilots, while reptile when bo heard t N y their routes. The m atter is now is forbidden n«t only! by w * appoved by the committe is too the bank, appeared before the tempt of court. If and w! a force of fifty experienced uir* ing of the rattles. Turnin hiijh. in the opinion of Kresident r ” Pectcd to be settled until judgements should be a craft and enginq inspectors is be­ Cnrrowny shot the *n:d Coolidge. He does not ' bellevo r **** regular meeting of tha $ 1,000 fine and a year In , off. ing built up by the department. thnt the Treasury’s condition Just­ the additional amount would also all concerned. Kri in December and then there ifies a reduction of mor* than bo transferred to the County. [the possibility that the board ’ Sinclair already' baa Cf2 5 .000.000 the administration The Board also received a check vieted in one contempt M not take the step s. to call figur-', it was suid at the White for $ 12180.20 which the members jury .in federal court ion PJ, flection until It has received House today. described as a Christmas present puoons requesting * such action Part. • However, the President feels thought was a certain indication of apronching “better .times.” It I Among those lieard by the Comwas like ’T. ick in g th st m o ch u p in t o n e r s were S. O. Shinholser, the road.' said another of the Of the Sanford Chamber Seminole County within the n board. The moqey represented the F bommeree. A. E. Sjoblom nf future ntav become the center unexpended balance In a tutid K * Ml|ry. H. B. Silver of Bear a new industry if plans of M. K. which the county .and federal De­ answir q r « . C. p. Huines of Altamonte* Miller of Wagner materialize. Mr, partment of Agriculture had main­ mittea wl L s v ? ’ W* B. Purdy vf Upsala Miller jlvdertlay afternon exhibit­ tained tor carrying on recent agri- leasing o: r* others. ed to u number of business men serve fro As son a* he vu" asceit samples of some artistic handi­ extent of the public deni: work, in table tops. u«*or High To Give The models shown by Mr. Miller his product, Mr. 3Iill-.*r pi WOT# o f pecky cypress inlaid in secure tho backing *<? n Program Tomorrow walnut and mahogany. The cy­ capital and to coi press wss finished in ysryihg col­ to begin work on an extensive Tomorrow moTndng ut 10:30 ors farming a rich contrast with iciilr. uTw'Vf*. puPi,# of the Junior Mr. Miller owns consid<*abi» the walnut and. mahogany. The cyJ* achol will present a special property near Wagner and says presa inlay work represented a » f*a!*lViinK which will cross section of the tree of tha that he has ample cypress on his by an address by Rev. Und to take e y e of his tU ed *Jo r Root, pastor of the Conrjwuonsl Churi-K . : CAPITAL PASTOR RESIGNS BECAUSE OF MUCH STRIFE Kidwell Left Out Of Citation list oposed Routes B e Inspected UNITED STATES IS ON EVE OF A NEW ‘AERONAUTIC AGE’ County Okeys S a l e Of Securities Held Against Local Bank Judge Ben Lindsey Approves Marriage O f T o le d o Couple Pecky Cypress Forms Inlay Work Of Unique Table Tops Made B v Miller (IN S )- �I’llK SA N FO R D H ER A LD . MONDAY’, NOV. 21. 1927, P A C E EIG H T SanfordT earn Adds Kissimmee's W ith 31-6 V setorv Maning And Sharpe Meet liinois WinsConference Ch ampionshipByBeating H erein Turkey D Buckeyes In Final Game At City Athletic Field Fhey Coach Freshmen V W YORK. Nov., 21.— On* ere championship was nr i:r*’«le<l on Saturday, t" , -- v c i-g r. t of Minnea.I 'l . r tinctured with the rmil1.it il» team died herd and well; another was m* . . : t-. the probability of u final and two more Were ■ 'ir ' in mid-mr like a pair -■.ks on the Monday ! . .i' wash day in the old i * 1. , hi and only u comparm • i ;irn* >en rome to the ■ i with clean garments. Local Gridders Have p’jftATIA! \ AW t Hi\J Little Trouble With 1 Oil Down State Cloven CATALINA ThatThreatcnsOnce M p }( TJJRE ISLAND Maxwell, Higgins Make Lone: Rttnt Leesburg G«:nicI .owns As Cniicia! ('tintest Ol’ Present Season . Hark fri.1'1 Ivi nriifn r win re trlmm-il th** (’owpunchi rs i.y a til to fi score, the Soiif *rd high school graiders tmi’iy It gan an intensive training p r 'grain in fin* |araiimi fur tIi.**r liieg.-st game of tm* sea o*i on *11,**lit. * ivi..g D i\ With I. ■« .|niig I !t'ii 'III- (ien r*:e !•'ii/m atiri .* Hi r e e ls Now fit oi.’*l .fi!ii*i;m:*.” S h o w in i'llil’ie I r I ito l.f.tri; I l«i!l ,'w t» td tie - .1 I - (. t\on Cmiflya Service Station on San­ ford Avenue has juot been do-lgnneed uh the exrluidve agency l ■ Geanral tiics, tubes und otm r pi* duel; »>f the General Tire .and Rubber Company, arenrding to i.n tnnouuicmriit today by C D. Couth,owner nf the place. lit conn* ' twill with i he nequi lion of the Grncrnl tin*, nn i f ils s. Mr. Couch announced that hi*, plan* of liuxim ..s i now in u position to give l*clter rervav than ever hcforc*. '' • 1 l I WASHINGTON, N o . 2 1 .Th»* Gcvornment tmiay •.’1/ ’ i VIiiftl.DUO finni lla n y M. Glarknin, oil n.an, who refiu>ei| to rclm i from Europe to tistlfy in ih * Kall-Siiiclalr tonr.plrarv trial. IlKATII STILL A MVSTLRV RICHMOND, Vo., Nov. 21 (IN S ) -Little light w.u thrown upon the cir.'uni.xtnnfv xnrrwun I lug tile (b ath of pretty Elute ||c,U Snjpes, 28 yvtr old di vorcea i*ii. I principal in a love affair with John W. Faison, of Richamad, t'-dny by the verdict of Coroner White- AUCCKTIWi: widening Wi t T I R E ! AND T I DES a t low est p rices e v e r o ffe r­ ed . P o rta b h Phonographs 8 1 2.50 5 1 8 .5 0 *25.50 Radio, H otshot, und Flushliffht U attcries ...It. 1 ) Iliic, lliell till'll .•! 'll > i. |*a i f<* tin' final , biogtol' oil*' of II I' pOt.,1 •' . Ii, I . i;i t . Sltlllhern Cull! I ' ' i v li t i it |s silling on P >> n,i- Aorhl lb' nioruin/ l.id t.* niiifh* I 'lid iiself silting • ■ ••!* •I a cariH'l tack. > ‘ f."* tin* Vli Motlri Vail' • • •. N* Ii-:sk a’ « y»*ti*j» Lv wi rewarded when lb P ii|i ::nm ntal Missouri \<h*>j a Id-w o,te to Knnsas. Th n.'v n.raa tiiat the vnlli *• •will i ud ol a hJehrasgUa-M• n.d then it may in i All •l*. . n n ha i t.» do now * • I'd • ■ 1 ,1 l»*iil<l!rt<t 14*tat • * Jvui* i iin L ir m in tfh M u n k ’i i Ojiens 1 Stadium I,, bent matched with Fidel La Barba, the world flyweight champ, Jackie Carr, Franklin Oaner, Young Man­ uel. Kid Jan . Sammy I/ce. Pee Wee Nolan and Danny McCoy. Codale says Sharpe has been hittinjr it up lately and will pro. vide Maning with stiff enough opposition to make the fight a ’ riot from the fans’ viewpoint. Several Sanf-o-d boys will appear in the prelims, Godale says. The fight will start at the usual time. Drink - Elder Springs W ater H ealth Insurance Notice ToCar Owners Here’s C rafty Clyde Crnlitrec*, (oplioniore Itarklleld sensation of th** t.'nivrrsltj of r t o r l i l i . CrahIrre passes well with e ith e r luarl —can punt HI yards from tlio ruu — Is a brilliant broken Held run­ ner, anil sliicc* ta k in g o ye r the i/iiart«rback por-t, tins d lrcrtcd the i i i i u i t ' plays In b rillian t fashion. in in bate t it.i'll llir pl.iy away ****•i• bolli in ilmi** I'l'spcct i ve lotli<m , anvliow. Teimessei* li..\vi vft-r, lilt i a factor for its runi iran* till'' i ho Vanderbilt tie l" ing its only loirstcp. Vainly, ii<«-:*111 inn*, was Imutcn liy Texas v.iicli i- no I'-tter than Southern Methodist, whcli lojt to Texas \ggi.*s. Speaking of Harvard, which i t in-, to b<- i oinpiilsory it finirched its ,-cns in b*. losing to Yale. 1-1 to ". This gave Yule an equal rating a lining enstei ii teams with Pitt, W. ami .1. N. vv York University ami the Aiiiiv slid it gave Har­ vard the distim lion of having lost i n games in its last .two seasons. § This class of work makes your old car look like a factory job, and will last indef­ initely. . . I guarantee Ibis class of work to last two years. On account of present conditions I have added a line of Lacquer, to take care of those who want a cheaper class of work. This class of work can be done at whatever amount you want to spend on the ear. • Reserved ! N ow On! Address Del Chamber of merce send/r cents extra wi der to cover < mailing e throats _ I specialize in Refinishinp: Automo­ biles with 100% DuPont Duco. Quickly relieved by ru b b in g on V tfiK S Shop located on W. THIRD ST. Opposite School House AUTHORIZED AUTO R E-FIN ISH IN G % ST A T IO N ^ Admission! Cummings DeLand, FI A for Pitt, it must I it a live one u I cnn State on Thursday and I i . i i that N-v. \"ik Ijitl vc ’ record i^ not long for tin* arrhives once the bivs tankle with Nrbtasku at l.litt"la whirh is nut the place for Lm/llng of iit not the place for tan. ing that •ort. Missouri Is the " uy team that h b.atrn the Ii hers at lionti in inray years, t a first cin ‘Notre Di\m- lean, lulling. Teruie- me, and , a"*. J . I’.irrin r un-et.*, will surv Thf~sdav’- finale hut Georg ii nnd Pitt MILK wo <»f III .scr.eti’,i fon hi.* t r iii.it r; <*f he-man typ. . will :t r* Wiiliani llaitir; in Id - next . I", la which lie •will purl ray "I" litr. Thr play, as >»•; ill'd, will bo din*:: d by .Li I < Vftjf. \/hr) wh'Mcd *ho megapii 'Grown of II uv..id". • •»!! esota. • GRADE A M ILK IN SA N FO R D Thi* P . c l i ; the Chenpest. F o r Dally Delivery 7*1 urn* Sanford .’IS1 nr ( ’all a t • Itird: nni' Ice ( ’ream Co. LONGWOOD DAIRY H u n t Thanksgiving Day T h e S e l i m ’s First Holiday In the Woods W e h.i\e a complete line of hun ters equipment on hand for your selection. Jlcniinglim a ml W in ch ester autom atic and Pump b arrel Shotgun*. ::q om m unilion. , coin and cvm plele cam p conk I*::\r* the m n l reliable enthonrd m otors for u* speed. Don’t de’uy cr.mo w hile our slock is complete. , F . P . B IN E S Flr»( St. Opp^dtr Ml.bill •If.I Tltti.-«d iy, II iw.ver, you don't 1 i ,u til l.thniuu every tiny in tla* wed: . .1 Tliurrdnv may bo tin* . me ilno n't, Partleular. • in \ of tlu* fuel tti.it Okla­ homa t ■ !: Kansas, -<» t • 7. Gcoig'a, Southern (’ulifomih. New Yoik University, Illinois and M'lin i"t.i were the only teams iL. t • it into nriion on Saturday t.i.rl I I* . • already indii.iled what urn h P|i"ii to Georgia and II. S. S. and wl,..t can’t to Illinol j:ml Minn­ i I** a c>run ' ii it-- iii'W imiuicip.il m I “ L *.* i t I i'-ld ' and *leai ribid as tin* finest in lit" Smith. * 'lli .<TiVv< i >i air iu the ell.V t* .• tin* ib.i ift.i rn, 'iinl tMwunl .ifforil. i*ali nnt '• tiimandcr <•(' ■ A .k .'lean l i a i i here in . i •i.i> . ' : ' i .. nptabl • < int1’. ( icvi i ir ,• Grave , nf ■liilrr i. a. Iiarilin.'.'i •. Gn/i gia amt .*.! M*i hrae,nf HI • lippt, and Sen.» >. T«»'u Ii* flu i i itui. H ack. The iKiRcntInn will I*.* followed i th.'* annual : ui • i wr.'ii ISirllrtc' Gib I II gnv . II,. orid’i'ns i i* inghat i Smith, t ti l ilnvvutd day of |!rnu" and in< d - . .11; . * iri) **t |’). m, i P ■ ;>m;*e«sla ft»f i. . • H - ?. «J*iv’:» gnrre will L built a tuemA rrhltvrt 'Iron enjoying a i irrun pvrfc'rtiiam **. i ul entT-its’p l<» i. id, a > a F irst Nat’l. Bank I’.l.lg, Tranr,mrlng tlm >oMng.ii*r.s i ' tunic at to r};c v n ib* ul »*f Sanford, Fla. liu.M'X to huge* 'eirvua ret on II. hit. Unlver ml Pictu'.-r prpvidc l rnnjplrtc * ir-us pogruia iadudii tfc*wn-, vvlM Ttnjiiinl* uni neiI •" f'inn»*rrf. 11**«»a iliftl iHiimi j* »pir and n'dairr fur the rdiri. ntlnn ,»f i! vitiltorr. Part lit the out n hn W K AIM . m : O N LY IMIODIH KIIS SKI LINli v.’im filini'd for "llvy. Rill" a ci» c. »i-• to tun*. ***4> I Hull anil Ilolifii’l I•< i\V>n COVLRNMENT SE IZ E S I LNDS ST. '.'in. having won on Satri’ la •In- .rime impressive •.i tin II'li'n 'I'd all of its j». ' . ■. ■. i th • only team i. 'n v v.' 11* a perfectly inun -(••it fi'ir.t. Tlu* rest I i . d ••••<■ and snnu : .in* t i t ; nrgin merely i *1 I.* : c .'i rem • Hell • *«• cl .•!!••** or. It Won’t •• ' l.i :• .M.ilmimi on Th.* i I». . and •leiirgia T> • ; v. h i it may h:ipp'*n l.m ..hat .. "i might call o' •• In latlu* Tech game .i compel.11v.* riot, ithi'i ii < :dif.irni:i uiiirl n ‘ ••11 ten nn- 1 Agency On Tire Line nhu t "i llig T m title .by heat i • i ‘-•.it**. The i 'st. barrim* t«•r> , are Georgia, I'.'' h W ■ 'ii and Je ffe * Y.iil. fiiiv rsity. Soul 1 • . n .i l’i nnrs iei* and 11 ■ AI‘ hi • und •ffnted to I in . tin wi | for sum. : •• will he plawd in l.ee bnig a ul ii large c i <>wd h ■. •( . •. i.i exi»* <I i ed to attend the ,, If they win Thiit ■■!..* •jnnn t‘i • I'.cai eleven will li.».* •.■i. ot d lie Nil.!, distric t I'liuinpi'it. tup M il v. ill Ii • eligible to in ct Ih** winner "f .nil .•.. g either diitrict m the ploy of. ;• uue i.oli to determine the •* ■i,■|>..•> C'»acli Wnelchell i gi i .inn/ in it,it men fur a stiff figlo t.e. m ,• lie , ,|, Leesburg team i i pmi .1 in le . , on.* of the he-t in tli ii'iitini part ,|, r.f the rtnte, liavaig pill d up .in mi t., prelslve ri'cord in d.it •. land The local grnldi '» hud 1*111«' m..d trouble winning S.t; urdjtv’ i mn- r*!,.v lad which was liner ixih viclm j *i.t, nf tin* y ar. Till* C.iw puncher Wilted h’ fi.re tlv* tend*. i.llnd: nf 1 the local b'lya who played a good game throughout. Tl»**» l"*t . | _ j the end of the fi *t h.ill hv :i c *r of 111 to II nnd in the -eeonl half - , nihled two inon* ton* hdowns for lurk's sail '. Their opnciin-i t mad* ' their lone m n rk r In ih” '«<:*r"l Y. a) quarter on a 40-yard run. i 1 *•'• Maxwell rmitributed tin* nr df*-' *>"c esl Ktunt of the /.am * •> llO-y.ird fi 'tlash through Hi* whole Ki«- enne • team f o r a touolnlny.’ii. 111••.*; in made a 40 «nrd -run to *»l.»c* • the oval on the twn.ynrd ttiarke fri'u wh?re he enried it u*»r a minin' *1 lowr; Tatter on two; a d Inter. Tntt**r nn nl-" [drived n steady game* und tli L»ie fniu tiimed superlily loth offc onlvety t.r’.d defcnsivnly. Touchdown! were m iiim I a fol• S'*merlnws: Tatt.'rsm two; a:.d Miller, Maxwell •a id Hi.gin* one each. The line-up was as follows: II in»nll. center; IhiH and Syate . . gunrds; Ynnccy nnd Miller, tackles Kdinficld nnd Stun lev* end*; Hi;*gins, quarter; Maxwell mill Tnttev. con halves nnd Slolnnff, fullback. rhrc*e new priidili'iloii have be. 1 1 Substitutions wen*: iV'i'dio' cr startl'd :w F irjt Natii-n.il w "t ' for Ifnnselt; Uussell for Sym* : ••mst *tiidlni r n| riv e r.! othr • Adams for Yancey; Nreley for J'. • nn in |.rtfpnration. C'oJI* u uion infield Peters for Stanley; \V ! I'1 making a eomedy-dnuun mm ker for Maxwell nnd Hester for cniig i'.ro-j.i 1 a lunch v n inji; Riel , Htolnoff; i.ttl llnr‘.h<‘luU‘H.s i* plcyiu • i. g-irr " hi ’ The N'lnice’* uni lill . Gil1 ft Ucilath! Hid N,,. Couch Has Exclusive 1Dove*, 1 11 y. being poured for King Street. ■tor o," i h e <. is Illinois, Sophom ore S tar Mel Maning, of Los Angeles, will meet Gob Snarpe, of Atlanta, in the wind-up of a special Thar.ksgiving Day boxing program to replace the regular Wednesday night card at Municipal Athletic Field, Henry Godale, matchmaker for the American Legem Drum and Iingle Corps, announced today. Thirty-six rounds of boxing in ’ wall will he provided for Sanford’s fight fans this week. The eight round semi-final will he between Tiger Cooper of Sanford, fi rmer trainer ol Hoots Antley .and Kid Lancaster of Orjnndn. Roth nr.* middleweights. Godale is enthuinstic about the* Maning-Sharpe fight. Maning, a personal friend of the matchmak­ er’*, has done a lot of fighting hi the last three years. He has been ardware Co sun/ but watchhow other smokers are changing to Chesterfieldl �l V V -,' T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD . T U E S D A Y , NOV. 22 1927 IE TW O Florida Fonnng Ahead Sanford Herald Eliza Eludes the Hounds A s Brisbane Sees It Drink - Elders • ttrr i t h w iw A review of present conditions in Florida was recently ___ - at I m I*N, FUrtRa Finance and Socialism. HI Maimalf AVr»—Vcom pleted by the state chamber of com m erce which has 3Dcnt The Indispensable Man. Springs Wat8 M w m l rliM m uch tim e and money in compiling a survey which substan­ No Marc How Stringing. t, i»i*. ■( ft* Health Insurant, I. fruriRa ««t •* tially! s e t forth fa cts th at would d em on strate fully the ad ­ 5S< A Good I02S—J . Simpson. *» K iw i 1 1MT.______ vances th e s ta te is making in every field. In the review a re nr Arthur llrlahnae '// ID U DEAN _ - *DlTO> C o p t r i g h t 102*7 t*Y S i I umS* % ran t) n r n o ___ wasaohh facta th a t m ay prove surprising to Floridans nnd inspira­ W R JO N U W H « tional tq those of other states who need only a little persua­ ABRAHAM CAHAN, return­ i n i c i u m o l RATKi fT.O® sion to bring them to Florida to live. The survey is one ing from Russia, pessimistic tM f — USE of th e best pieces of work ever undertaken by the Florida about bolshevism. Mr. Cahan, a ■•alba Cu ? s e s ! it.rs trad e organization. Here are two excerp ts from which The socialist, highly educated Und Mvatfc* ...--------.... ..•Aid QUAKER STATeI Carrier PM Wn I --------editor of a \ery "radical” news­ U * i l m p m T»m Herald passes on fo its read ers: paper, the "Dairy Fordward" ,says OIL B m ll. laafarA** H****» ‘ ‘Florid a’s basic industry is agricu lture to the exclusion R u u la 'i experiment won’t work. •Nkaarlkra la th* lairran & Karra I m tt r *#Ml»la« **••» of every' other huniun endeavor, and from a mere fraction of "Eighty ii vt* percent of Russians nnd go F arth er foi yi I aaparlMarpaalrallaa pens.iiil.**, and socialism is rmrm’ 7 i m m i I w*rR* Rally r«»rr- its tillable soil it is producing wealth th a t aggregates hun­ arc >Ioney. Free C’rank-0 *mrn all tka IraRlac araala af tfca m* dreds of millions of dollars of cash annually. This revenue, pass it 1c only in a highly educated Seri ice. and industrialized s ta te " lira trorIR. Tka i. K. ». la mpetlal. If aft Ideal la riariRa aaR It* in the form of cash from the N orth in retu rn for its agricul­ ol kaaRlta* alala la tural and horticultural products, .begins to flow into the state IT ISN'T possible here either C E C IL L. RliflgJ **Mkeat <a**L_ early in November, to be supnlemented by the millions e x ­ where men have ccccnt wages, Ta* HeraiR I* a Ifca lrT *( Ikr 1«DI « . Fir.) SL • \adl( tlarraa af Clrcalallaa*. aa pended by the tourists th ereafter and until about th e first of automobiles radio apparatus, talk­ £8 J Inirraallaaal Aaaaaiallaa af Pak- May. ing machines, food reasonably id * kkrra, ARvarttaara. aaR ARrrrlUlak cheap, and » chance to own their karate Hktrk rraalrr* rark Pak. "F lo rid a is in an enviable position economically. Its in­ homes. Hut ihat’s anothir story. tlrkrr meMike, ta eakailt la a '</$■ Ikom ik aaRII af aakMrlpllaaa dustries, its soil, its mines and its w aters produce annually M r.-Julian calls Stalin, "the r t la arRtr la verify afcaalalalf TommoH ties worth $185,000,000 in round figures. Its m anu­ Richard ('inker of Russia" and rlalm* nl drealatiaa aa well aa We Buy and kwprel haelaraa nirlhada. factured products exceed in value those of Mississippi, or A r­ Tiotzky a in re baby beside him. Trotsky tin.-tiling to Mr. Cnhan. kansas, Montnnn, New Hampshire, Oregon, North Dakota, “is a l t-itherekltc, who glories Bottles of All $ 0 *~TIR 8RA V , NOV.'m T 1927. South Dakota. Florida’s revenue from the tourists is estim a­ hi hen ring himself talk." rilK I1KHALU> “UO(iBl« t th. scriptions. Bear Ir-K iaiuni >n rill aaa raaaly ad- ted a t $200,000,000 anmiaily. considerably less than half the H»gh f minders always speak | \ \ ^ rail*.*. most y Iitely iif each other. ' U M Lm U trpt rtulrr rwata •* Jarkaua. sum produced otherwise within the s ta te .” Kadlec f* d*> n »t. ami that is fortun­ «Ui*. T h ese facts along w.th other indications o| progress are A-> Caaatrartloa af 91. JaaaalaRIra ate for Irgn finance. liner l anal. ^•laaa^arailaa af maalkly -I’m helping m aterially to push Florida ahead and make it one of NKWSR \i'KRS'announce resig­ ap Watk." the g reatest states in all the country. Under th e caption of af ballillaa pr*»- ‘Florida Comes B ack .’’ the Asheville Citizen, which has al­ nations of three Henry Ford man­ Im•.illMratlig .lU W t -hou.ro hotels ■ a a r l a n i) g, (ram—li agers in -ervke. sales nnd purkaaaaa. S. SOMAN ways shown a m ost friendly feeling toward the Sunshine A CaaiMtaallj (brat. cha sing denrt menls. When Joseph 212 (junford Avt 7.—Com, 1*1I af ally braallflra- S tate, says “Florida is coming hack, has como back, in fact, Puliizi r. a real editor was ill in •(••a yrngram. m a very large m easure." The Asheville paper continues: Paris, he got word that George A—A m h aaR m.ulrra keepltal. Turner, otic of a number of men "T his does not mean that there is taking place in Florida B1BLE VERSE FOB TODAY~ supposed to have "nmde iiuv the vnu 1H E ONLY LIVING AND any revival of the speculative fever th at characterized the World” ihnuitened D f' 'tl TRU E LORD:— For whu in tho boom period. T h at, we take it, is not likely to lie witnessed Pulitzer i shied back ."thee uhl is* heaven can be compared Jnto tht again soon, if ever. It. means simply th at in the pnst year in'nan hie man is not numerous. la-t Lord! Psalm H0:0. Florida people have been seriously taking stock or them ­ him go." That's probably how PRA YER: Speak Lord, for Thou hast called: Hear, 0 my people, selves, of their position, of their m s ta k e s , of their opportun­ Fmvl feds. ities; and th at for those who have the virtues of th rift and And I will testify unto Thee. Dl£. GATES. h««a<| of the Conindustry and courage, faith in themselves and faith in Flo r­ Ktantiiinpk- Robert college, says A PRAYER OF FELLOWSHIP ida has come once more to the top. Kcmiil 1'ashn gives Turkry the 1 would wnlk closer to mankind best government he Ims known i An unusually good "T he im portant thing to note in all this is that there is :;<AAnd shhre my love of henrt mil during •'(» years of erlueationnl met i s t it! "ju st ns good. nowhere the slightest suggestion that Florida has nnv re­ purlunity fur any mind, L’VWXSWJ work io 'I'mrk•-v. complexions as titiut • wi.oi wards to offer except to those who are willing and aide to put * For only in uuch unity I'inter Kemal f'ashn’ nt least, Another Jfn at war wuull start nitit it U i I- ’ 'eg liquor injures .1 If th at wishes to marry tot»| fould I be fount! to ”' t IV with forth n paid nro ipm m ].>,r , fTor?' T* ‘ !• •-■ w V ;*>*. I- re are no sultans ordering big with confiscation of private rnp- |thr I* lots! .u mucous nu-mbratie ceivc the license, minis G e n e ra to r ■k\ tin*. fn-kle ital, including li'inker*;. capital. end hidin'. "iH ing Work loi uhul tl.v^ j,. t H ernia o iie rs us great •n- •n k .-luuieh i to wives and throw them in the Hosand wechlini; presents I Tb.i would make war painful, ducom cnts as it ever did." t The loiul I help nnother share I'lionis, No im re veils are on e . e t for those that didn'* i*o t" * Thou dost accept as tpccpst 'j S t a r t e r an d furnished by the Sanf* I* lor da s com e-back’ is being watched with evident in­ women’s f oe , ami Turkey is Hie Hen. lies. i ■ prayer; Jusl I nfn.idc,| a Car Of terest everyw here ns evidenced by the numv newspaper com­ ruled by living Turks, not by Hie i'i Kiwanis Club., (,’crei I.U d h S THAT wdi ii a- cos* Th# kindly word that I may suy of Mohammed. the met it 1, li|>»tick, rouge, cct., are ments th a t are being made. A great m ajority of these obser­ ghost ij I g n i t i o n J Is prompted by thy charity. will be performed by Carey Shingles H vations a re extrem ely kind and friendly in nature. Only re­ camel driver or any Caliph sup- warned on goal authority to use m inister that the pos d to represent him. That’* at h w. II esitb'isht d adva-rtised '» fhe loving kingneso I bestow Service cently wc rend where the A tlanta Constitution has this to progress. trill Roofing . I Reveals how much of thee I know; brani-s. So calletl *‘boo'ice cosmay desire, and mil b eI say, I* lorida has learned a good lesson, and the result of it : The happiness that I may give Th. t.n.iruilecd ij Our Specialty sacred as any other ^ R cf!“cta thy truth In which I live will be a lasting asset. Bus:ncss hotels, cafes, real estate . I A ' ' K S SIMPSON. returninr from Kngle”,| predict i go-ni bus'-j « AUTOMOTIVE Thy gift to me is what I bring trading, will be held to conservative lines. T ourists will not I din*; cerem ony. If inltratj for ii'-;:.", mid suvn the pustl S E C U R IT Y be hi-jacked by the fly-by-night fakers. And in a short Ellon J Mouglilcn For universlal offering. v miner and fall haxe been iietter ed. Phone 95, or writeE.F] time, probably before the season is over Florida will be en­ tben u year ago. For It Is always thee I find ELECTRIC CO. LUMUER CO. « .. Liine, llox 229, SanfoH] \rrhiterl W ien I walk closer to mankind. joying old-time prosperity on a perm anent and commendable Mr. Siiniwon. head nnd chief y . k — Rev. Herbert H. Hines,, y W. l-'irnt ui Oak. I'hone 2dfi J* basis." .rst iut'i. Han't Rldg. Fla. of the gigantic Marshall Field ^52(1 Mitplu Avc. Phunc 797 1* |In tha Congregationalist. Sanford. Fla. whobsn'fl business All o f these things are encouraging. They serve to re ­ '•(■tall ami therefore in touch with business; •at i storms ara bound new our faith and to insnire us to work with renewed vigor conditions all over I he United, blow some northern money nd courage our jobs of budding Florida. It’s no easy task Stales. « n v n ."t!g -‘ is no Inflation': aopth. ' *V head of us, but much progress has been made m tin* face in busineis here.” ----- ---------of some severe handicaps. They mav continue to be hard, Everyone ought to be able to JACK UKMI’S K t starting a but Floridans have a habit of overcoming almost insurmount­ law suit with Ids former manager iHg up aomething to be thankful able obstacles. for. . , began taking notes in court. Hut -oh's lawyer ........I fur the right to^ » --------------■ —■ KOTS 9 o n V / E D D 1NC W AN TED PAUL LENI E Local dairyBan aeem to bo hav­ ing same difficulty deciding who has tha boat milk. mieuesa '-a a-jw in a doctor’s life moved to wonder if our civilization is not all1wrong and that and to gain it, he must have puHence— Savannah Press. o-------- As tha Winter Park Heruld rays, "the mint la the only place they make money without adver | ; tiling.' Proper length oi skirts is any­ thing above two feet.—Clcr>moat Press. Yeh, anything or nothing. jfi. ; ------------------ This U the open season for eks, also fo r the unsuspecting public, preyed upon by northern lita. L, ---------0--------- Motion Picture Director, writes 2 examine the ju y voir dire and Dempsey who haJ never been taught to use the French infinitive , Som etim es loading of emotional a cts of .savages, we are! taking. Civilized Savages they, ra th e r than ourselves, a re the civilized, and we, the .sav­ ages. T ak e the front page of any newspaper and read of some foul m urder in New York, the th efts of millions in Philadelph­ ia politics, rum Vanning and gun f/ghts jM Detroit, gan g war­ fare in Chicago, riots and Hell on earth , everyw here in th ’s civilized land. A letter once cam e to liobert Louis Stevenson, says the Asheville Tim es, frani a south Sea Island chief whose thatched home had sheltered the famous w rite r- on many a storm y night. They had loved each other so deeply that by the custom of the island people they had cxchauittfH names, and thus the letter from the (Thief was signed ‘ Louis \ It was a m essage ofl fairwell, such as a man, whose heart has been without guile, may put into small words to (me he shall not see in this life again. When he had road it, Stevenson went blindly out of his island home, saying through his te a rs : " I am not worthy of i t ; I am not worthy “W h ile directing the filming o f ‘T h e Cat an d the C an ary’ for U niversal Pictures Corporation, I ivas fortunate to always hav e a supply o f Lucky Strikes on hand. A fter shouting through m y megaphone to com plete each scene, a feiv puffs of this delightful cigarette proved a wel­ com e relaxation. My voice w as con­ stantly under a strain an d Lucky Strikes g av e me no throat irritation ivhatsocver.’ D EM PSEY’S LAW YER uceuacoi Di ntpacy’a manager of holding) nut ?ol)0,000. All prizu fight in­ terests are trying to sottle this • lawsuit fearing what it may rc i veal concerning "faked” .fights and discourage gentlemen that | pay $10 a ringside seat. | LORI) DERRY Ims sold the' freehold and ground rents o f1 22,000 houses in England’s biggest real estate ilea! He had previously sold millions of other real estnti-. anil will sell more. „ SINGLE TA XERS look upon this as u sign favorible to their plans und hojtes. The noble lord ret:/m the "nnutoriul rights" which his family lets held nv*-r hire Richard .’Ird was killed at the battle of Boswurth in U hj. You ran't tail from Henry Ford's yw enr whether he le planning giving competition to the slat or Rolls Roycc. --------- o--------"P lenty Coups, very old," continues the Asheville news­ Now that the pigskin- has been paper, is Chief of the Absarokee Indians on the Crow Res­ Singh In* und socialism may ‘ away fvr another ten months, seize his nwnoriul rights later, ervation o f Montana. T h e President nf the United S tates is * la nothing to do but get Ay for winter visitors, in sum m er residence not far aw ay, and because th e Ab but he doesn’t intend that they r — — o - sarokees fought under the S ta rs and Stripes for the w h it e ^ o r t h ^ f 1 Vreeimld "reaf 'e 'u tc Seventy-six carloads of vege­ settlers in the long njfo w ars of the plains, the President property. He’s a pructicnl lord. table products from the Okeechobee remembered their chief with a neighbor’s letter of greeting. were shipped last week. That is MR. THOMAS LA MONT, one The oth er day cam e his letter o f reply". . [ pretty good for Okcch«bce of J , I’ierpont Morgan'** aid" "I am old and passing slowly to the life nobody knows * Advice which comes cheap is us. all about. Your notice of me, an old Chief, proves you are partner*, donif* that bunker* cauxe war, any* banker* aid peace Uy the cheapest kind.—Tampa really a g re a t man. This has made my heart sing with glad­ war* cornu from statesmen. ses. But you da not always get between the " advice when you are willing ness.,---------- A bsarokces have always .stood IF UANKBRS ever did ctiuncpay for it. white children, women and men of Montana and the Indian Wire, using their privately J • --otribes th a t wished to make w ar against them . We were in owned Statesmen for the purpose, Hamllton Holt president nf RnL possession here because we w ere strong and we have become they probably won’t cause nny tins College, dined with Coolidge nmrp wars intentionally. Bunkers weak. I hope they will be kind.---------1 will not tire Jrou with in Washington the other day. n e s and others hsvc discovered thut getting to be about as famous as a long talk You h ave como to the Black Hills to rest. I wish Me Tunney and Ruth Elder. you long life. And every day I think th at your cump is not '—------ o— — e very far from mine. I am your friend.” ilm Beach i* going to have a 'bank too, the First National, . 1 ,T h h ^ ’ '*n th ^ of tho South p«c ific a»>‘i <>" the ig to the tourist element on plains of the A m erican W est.---------- We call them S avages’". -Oa t aide. . Florida's banking stion U rapidly getting 'in again. LOCH A R B O R MR. AMBRAMOVITZ GOES TO SCHOOL I EXCHANGE ’ Miami has been chosen for the pH moating place of the southUnless set right by , later re­ leisure, very happily, in going to Utern division of National ElecV fc U g h t Aasociatlon. There are turns, we must.accept Louis Ab- xchooL _____________ I t many conventions Miami is ramovitr as the oftlebt pupil :■ We emphasize the “very hapUsing these days. New York's elementary evening |dly." Nothing in this world is I t aaems that there w»s another schools. But he Is only aeventy- more fun than studying, if by that story of the Alabama savsn. The elder Cato began learn­ study one is finding out things be 10 was so chagrined at being ing Greek at eighty, in bi » ng« Wtrhes to know about. Th® great for speeding that she shot when lives averaged much shorter educators of all ages have won u Y “Ucct'*le» by understanding t U seems that the arresting than they do today. There must that ract. Once they convinced the may have done a little be many such examples. yeung folks that there was some­ r himself. Born in Russia, Mr. Abramovits thing just over the intellectual remained illiterate not for lack of horizon well worth finding for its gh bas bean rxEve ability but for lack of op­ absorbing interest, no more prod­ time with Governor portunity. Immigration here, be ding ws* necessary to spur a lag­ had to;work hard to support a t hia gard march. The pupils took It at doubt If bench a wife and fit# the double, j j r ; Ahromovits has •at of children. Now the children, are always desired education.-We W happily married and self-sup] grgtulate bit lag. tins ~'J Making i Has P u re W a ter Supplied from u Deep Wei and stored in a hermetically sealed tank, which prevent, contam ination, Loch A r­ bor's w ater is as pure and good a s an y to be found in Florida. A sk for a sam ple have it analyzed. MADE OF THL CRFAM OF THE TOBACCO CROP and m A,-' #6 ^ ,.4 DeForest - Sanford» R ealty C o. Baaford Fla. k'.ju*.Y y4*1 . *1L41." e •• It’s toasted No T h ro at — I r r it---------------a t io n - N o Coudh. -------- S i i i l g i l ; �T H E SANFORD H ERA LD * T U E S D A Y , NOV. 2 2 . 1927 Holy Cross Episcopal “Les Miserables” Is Women’s Guild Meets To Plan Dec. 1 Bazaar Astounding Film At TUESDAY u S of the First Baptist tt„ h will have program meeting o’clock ac the church. I t . Col Se«t»K d u b *11 1 ^ With Miss Madeline Mallem One of the most inspiring meet* ings of the Women’s Guild of Holy Cn>3» Episcopal Church was that of Monday afternoon, held nt the new Parish House, with th? presicntd, Mrs. A. P. Connelly presiding. Routine business was carried out after which plans for the Bazaar to he held Thursday, Dec. 1 nt the Parish House, wrire completed. It was dec id d to hive a turkey din­ ner as well ns tft* usual booths for candy, fnnev work, novelties in i foods. Mrs. W, FI. Wiit-mii was appi,tried as ckniiwan for the kitchen; Mr*. K. F. Whitner, chair­ man for tile candy labi •; Mrs. FI. Mr>Me<* chaitraan of tables; Mrs. M. Martin hospitality chair­ man; and Mrs. A. K. Hill chairman for the fancy work. Many other rims ter* of special important*'* w r«* nnin?i<? thi in were plans („:• a pan rnk.* siiprer to bj» ginm .litoiiary l> at the Parish House, About ;15 mem* Inrs attended this meeting. Wednesday Last Day To Close Out The Milane Theater ance may weil be proud of •’toe film portrayal of Victor os famous clar-sic. “Les Misles." which was shown yesay at the Milane Theatre ami h will be exhibited again t•»- Ladies Suits. All Wool Velours a n d . . . . un»i i*Apn?55i*u snuBiaviiuii uv wr l-iha.K never before in the h u - ,r i, lflt3 Stained thus far in mart r home on F irst S treet (Sfeess women’s circle of the 11 motion pictures ha? a the crop. 1,1,1 non been made .with such , , , ., . .. . . ., U t e r i a n . Church meets nt iuKi! , The extravagant elate- u U,nWtt f - All*n, president of the ) o’clock at the church, i ‘i m ■ in advance of tlll. , honford Atlantic Nationnl Bam, vemnn brUge party for memb..re easily home out by ■’bnji will soon open its doors m . * the Social Depnrtirent of the tin ! i. - .re. for no one can doubt ford: w:" « (West of the c m .man’s club at f i o'clock with ■Her s eing this Universal F li.i mndc a short talk in whe n , David L. Thrasher, Mrs I. d • Fn,r>,• production, that th- h - ..utlln«<l plans f» r the new bank, Brouse and M rs.'Jam es Shntown m which the notion of the He expressed his faith and that , a, hostesses. I ’.. I v ci o supposed to have tab- ‘ he other founder:* o fthe bm-s WEDNESDAY '•i fliK. wete reconstructed a? th *v |M " ,n future of Sanford. titerature Department Of the i" !• imd a . ciitury ago. " ‘ her visitors were: W. " .man’s Club will hold business T>. s vnes representing Par s •iMbuncsvillo, O.. an.i •tine ni 3 o’clock followed by ■ e ud to have been built nt the 1‘nrol<* Hn l . " f Ku" t,s* both st-.-ho. as u was impossible to th' m Jenny Spaulding Circle o f the rii -ns' ruet the actual Pivrisinn ------------------------- • L Baptist Church will meet, nt 'i eis. These mnpglvc and beau’ i Mr*. R eii'rt <’. Thrasher and L home of Mrs. FT M. Carroll on the authentic look >f baby left Sunday evening for Mrs.EIlsworth Harper "d ••. *trandhave icnolia Avenue. it is difficult to believe Hastings where she-wUI spend THURSDAY tliev are not real, like lb- > eek or 10 days visiting her. pai Entertains PipeOrgan th:> iti-n *rts Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Flake. Union Thanksgiving services at | o’clock at the Congregational Club AtHer Residence •labii I liahrio, in the chni u .t lean \ aljenit, proves himself lurch. FRIDAY •Mr-. Ellsworth Harper was •i . I 'riing actor. His role a dif- , he1 Mre. Chris Matthews will enter- hostess for the Tip- Oigan Flu.i tumll ore to portray, hut in kes the part exist. He is first i of the First Baptist Church, Mon­ in the members of the LotUlun Bridge Flub at 3:30 o’clock day afternoon at her home on *e.<n ni the prison scenes. These, Katie Sh eet. The rooms where in iduititlly, were taken at the old I her home on Elm Avenue. were I I iron at Toulon, convicts enact-1 Yacht Flub Dance at H o’clock thn members assembled abloom with” bowls of chrysan­ ir.i* the extra roles. the Yacht Club. ci When h •emerges from the gray N. de V. Howard Chapter U. D. themums. Regular routine of busine.'- walls after his long imprison­ will hold meeting nt H o’clock at e home of Mrs. W. J . Thigpen on v.as carried out after which a ment he presents a figure that •< most delightful Thanksgiving pro­ :< rbiild.ng indeed, for the remni-irk Avenue. gram was presented. Next Monday ir» -mirk of human sympathy o SATURDAY the niombers are asked to meet at the man has been buried tie.* t Children’s matinee at 10 o’clock the church nt II o’clock ami attend rder the hardened .lnvn of hate. The striking transition that the Lottie Bonne Week of Prayer id / ,, place after the kindness of services, after which the regular melting of the chib will he held I i (her Myriel has fanned the dy­ in the class rooms of the chprcli. ing spark of love into a fire of TUESDAY It is most important that nil ti 1:1 neration in portrayed by Gamembers attend the next meeting 1brio with matchless art. The sensational scenes nt th > The Auma that made as this will be the |a?t meeting Victor Hugo before the bazaar. The* next meet­ hnrricp.de* when the soldiers " f Immortal ing will bo a shower ami Mr*. tin Empire rtornt the stronghold "LFvS M ISERA BLES" A. C. Chamberlain will he hostess. of ihe communists, are exciting comedy After all business had been n :he extreme and filled with pul"HIGH SPOTS" tranr-icted - tho hostess served .1 •mpg drama. Throughout thy onn length of the rtupemlous prnM’lane-Pnrnmount News tasty- salad course. durtinn one is held in he grip * f Members present were: Mrs. interest, symnnthy and heightened WEDNESDAY (lurid of Missions program will C. A. Anderson Jr „ Mrs. Maurice rto pense. It is a really groat pieIfiveti by the W. M. S .'n f the Allen, Mrs. Francis E. Rolz, Mr-. SMILES BROTHER SM ILE1 tun'. ■list Church ut 11:110 o’clock at It. II. Berg, Mrs. Leslie Bryan, with Mrs. R, F. Cooper. Mrs, J . II. Ethurch. Jack Mulhatl Mlss Louise Thrasher, who ‘Pipe Orgnn Club will nttend Col dough, Mrs. A. C. Chamberlain, and College nt mjer services at church nt 11 Mrs. Congdon. Mrs.. Arthur Gat- intending Southern Dorothy MncKnill Lakeland, will arrive here W-dWxk after which meeting of chdl, Mrs. C. P. Hendersoti, Mrs. , added tab will b? held at class rooms James F. Hawkins, Mrs. T. L. n^sdi,'’ afternon to spent) th** LOVE ’EM AND FEED 'EM Ihanksgivjng holidays with lie>Hale. Mrs. E. C. Harper. Mrs. A. ith Mrs. A. C. Chamberlin as hostAesop’s Fables A. Mcneely, Mrs. A. C. McLendon, parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Mrs. J . C. Mitchell. Mrs. Sidney Thrasher. MRS. LAKE’S SIST E R nU R T J . Nix, Mrs. H. B. Odum, Mr*. A. George C. Jolly of Philadelphia, |M. Phillips, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, JIrs. George Ray, Mrs. Kent Ros- Pa arrived here Friday to join his Tho many friends of Mrs. Julian sitor, Mrs. Guy S. Selnwin. Mrs. wife, who has been' YFdtif'g h’*r FIRST NATIONAL tarpenter of Jacksonville, sister of It. E. Tolar, Mrs. it. A, Wineton, parents Mr. and Mrs. Tiller at Irs. Forrest Lake, will regret to Mrs. Clifford Walker and Mrs. J . Paola. Mrs. Jolly hns also h-en the BANK iim that she suffered a broken guest of Mrs. W. H. Rawlins for A. Vidlar. nu in a fall Sunday afternoon u short tin:o. "The Bank of Service" rhile visiting Mrs. Lake- at the flspital, and is now confined to her Hotel Heads Arrive C. S. Emerson, who has been *d at the hospital. spending the summer ’ at Derry, To Arrange Opening New Hanpshire, has returned to spend the winter at his winter PUBLISHER PAYS BOND W. T. Bovnrd, southern district home at Lake Mary. He was ncmanager, and C. I. Snyles, Florida (ompanled by W. E. Jewell of New Louis McCownn, publisher of manager of the Associated Hotels York (Jity. Mrs. Emerson plans U [‘he ^Cicero, III., Tribune and Inc., which recently leased 4*h? return nt nn early date. •tiunch friend of “Scarfuce Al" [Capone, appeared at the detectivo Hotel Fom/Nt Lake for a fixMr. and Mrs. W. C. De Courses pirenu today to furnish bail for months’ senaon, arrived in San­ ford last night to begin prepura- and thidr gue*ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. o f this Institution I* to Pony Campagna, Frank Perry and tiohs for the formnl reopening of IV. Adams of Rising Sun, Ind., promote, financial suc­ Marcus, held on charges of the hostelry ut an early date. Miss Alien De Courscy and Miss conspiracy to commit murder and cess for the people of The hotel official? hope to com­ 1^)1* Couch motored Stindny to urry concealed weapons. this community. plete their arrangement* for tiu Daytona Bench where they spent opening bn December 1 but tbo the day. They were joined at D?Mm A. M. Walker left Tuesday date may eb delayed, it was stated, Land by Mr. and Mrs Charles T. We hecomc your silent Hr Mount Dora where she will although it will not be later thnn Henderson, who accompanied them co-worker when jou »P«m| a few days visiting relatives. December 15. It was announced to the beach. make this Bank your that members of thp hotel staff financial home. Judge and Mrs. James G. Fharon Mrs. George Me Rory and child- are already <cnroute to Sanford ‘J ames Jr.. Alex and Jane Sharon f*n leave Wednesday for Leesburg to help in the reopening plan*. rgu) Mrs. Jane Smith leave Wedkhere they will apend Thanksgivnezdav morning by mot«r for Ja ck ­ St. Agnes Guild Will sonville where they will spend Consult as the guest* of Mr. Assemble Monday Thanksgiving Mr*. John W. Meisch Jr., nnd and Mrs. C. FT Pel<)t. Mrs. Shitron Us Freely pit** F. Me Kcnzic Davidson spent goes from there to Madison where ‘h« day Saturday at Orlando a* A social meeting of St. Agnes she will attend the wedding of ‘he guests of friends. Guild of Holy Cross Church will Miss Margaret Fralcigh. ■■ bo held Monday afternoon at T::.0 Cordially yours, Mrs. Walter Hand* and Miss o’clock at the Parish House with Rath Hand were among those from Mm. John Meisch Jr., and Mr*. ■ ’ snford spending Saturday at Or- Rnllnrtd I.. Dean a? hostesses. Remember Your Hostea* This will lie the last meeting be­ With fore the bazaar nnd members ai.’ J- M. Wynn and Mrs, J . M. Imrd asked to ring in all finished arti­ Thanksgiving Flower*. 'rtv0 Wednesday nyrrring for Fort cle* for the bazaar nt that time. Cashier "bite, where they will visit rela­ Mr*. Rolland Dean and Mrs. John STEW ART THE FL O R IST McLandcr Arcade tives. Meisch art* chnlrman of the novelty booth, while committers for the — ----- f i William M. Burns o f New York other booth Will be appointed ku returned to Sanford after havmt spent the past month at Jack•onvilie. -r teens. Broken Velve­ Sizes and odd lots. Values up to $35.00. Special. Coats, Suits, Dresses; Skifgs. ., • . * ... , f For $2.95 to J5.(1(t wJ, 4■ ‘• it .# One lot of tweed jC Suits. V a lu e s‘-up $29.00.. All-sizes, A mi it/mrI ilia Price Wednesd; Nothing E changed. 1 Altering. Ladies Coats Discontinued Styles Worth up to $25.00. Sale IMice Wed­ nesday. , .Refunds, CoYnd Estrl Redueed f< Wednesday ices for Wednesday The Chief Function .Mr. and M r i W. W. Adams of "•sing Sun, Ind., are viaiting In |Sa)iford u* .the guests of Mr. Adsister, Mrs. W . C. De CourpT at her home gn Central Avtitbe. , 4Mf i Sharno Jr ., and Juifgs W. Wallace W right” relorned hQth* stoiulay evening from TaUahaue* Quincy where they spent sevmany friends of Miss Vlrgakins will ragret to learn is seriously ill at* the Hospital a t Maryville, • . ■ •—■im Elevens, u r. a. ^ ■ n d H. R. Stevens leave Wed* f 'r Chapel Hill, N. C. th<-y will attend the foot ““•l Mme. W jin P - Qi«-k Brown and two young * lM.T*n >«»Vc Tuesday evening for t h a n k s g iv in g ------SPECIALS Wednesday 25% DISCOUNT on all CHINA SILVER GLASSWARE McLaulin The Jeweler Dresses Silks and Woolens. In Discontinued Styles and Broken Sizes. Values up to Ladies Wool Sk All Sizes. Value; to $7,00. .Only 2i these to close No Alterations. No Refunds Wednesday.. -•* ■- i These are real Values, Afr -Ft NUNN A LLY’S Around th e W orld Box Gold B ox F o u r F tld Box WHITMAN’S Sam pler . Pink o f Perfection j Seminole High School will play Leesburg, at Leesburg, Thanksgiving Day, at 3:30 P. M. We’re jjoing. Are You? �1 , t „ M ., i T . T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , T U E S D A Y , NOV. 2 2 ,1 9 2 7 P A G E FO U R rw *1 E'ft English Hall OfFame May NEW RACE WILL On Newest Wrinkle BE SUPERIOR TO Lose Some Memorials To ‘Companion’ Match Make WayForNewHeroes PRESENT FOLKS P e g g y JoyceFrowns NEW YORK. Nov. 22— (IN S) J _ * W h a f ? wh» ? ’compani onat e A nd ; "W b H t-t.v i. LONDON. Nov.. 22,— (INS I 1th** merest temporary importance.1 ( i t lif o m la Finds Girls Hoys In Its Schools Lend n,armK" Following the sensational r,*cnm- people who are now forgotten, anil No, 1 don’t want any. fi “ But thank-* m*t the same.’ All O ther S tates; Ilumnn 1mmdatlorn of n specially appoint*-! who should never have been im­ mortalized there. These an- the •celeaiastical commission that ad­ monuments which it is urged Hody Aided By Violet R ays believe that they will will be superior ditions he~built onto Westminister should be removed. mentallv a - they are physically. BERK ELEY , Cal., Nov. 22 " W e have had marked succe.u Abbey, the celebrated Hall of Fnmo In Poet's Corner, so-called be­ - 'I clill.o f the British nation, in order that cause the corner was specially re­ Evidence to support belief that r. with the upbuilding <*f future heroes of the nation mny served for (England's great poets, new race is appearing on earth, I ('ren in mir nioiinliua — I'inner find m last resting place thcA, the there is a great monument, tow- ns asserted by Dr. Annie Besant, j camps, wheic the ultra- violet ray and to indicate that the cradle i i f 1j,, impeded to ■> lesser extent hy demand In growing that instead of ering above everything else, of on,| .moke. The hoys are eu■ddlpff to the structure, existing forgotten Duke of Argyle. Imme­ lhat race is California is forth.monuments in the historic edifice diately above the tomb of Chaucer toming at the University of Cal- tl;Unigcd t** g", virtually, naked | , p |h phy*irnI instruction at the be overhauled and those not there is a scroll of huge propoi- ifomih. * worthy of a place there be taken tions, eulogising “John Roberts’ If there is a race developing, it university the invisible hut penebeing. sway. Esquire, the very faithful secret­ is yet too early to gauge its in- trating ray* ate likewi.se Englishmen prominent in nil ary of the Hon. Henry Pelham, lellectual possibilities, hut |diysi- taken mlvaniage of us a powertu nlka of life urge that on historic Minister of King George the cnlly it will he far superior to lh** feet nr in ih<- development of and aesthetic grounds the existin'; Third, erected by his three surv­ present races. finer rare ,.f men and women. building should not he altered and iving sisters." The foundation of the new race defaced by glaring new additions. Sir Richard Coxe. wine-taster will be the life giving ultra- violet May Remove Some to tjueen Elizabeth, has a com­ ray, the beneficial effects of which, In the aeventcenth and eight­ memorative plaipie in this corn,>r are felt in California ns they are eenth centuries. It is stated, the larger than the statue of Shakes­ nowhere else in the United Statei. I eauty and sacredness of the Ah- peare, while Joseph Addison simil­ California children are larger i * y were invaded by u pres* of arly extinguishes Thackeray and than children of other states; t- Vmat ugly ■monuments to people of Mncanlnv. tht*ir progress in school is faster At the University of California the average weight of freshmen students is I to pounds and the averdge height five feet nine itches. Out D«mr Benefits rrofessur Frank I., Kh'chergvt, chairman of the department of phvi 'cal education, who today sup­ For plied the foregoing figures, said n survey of eastern colleges prob­ ably would show a much lower a,*BOSTON, Nov. 22 (IN S )—Gent- Florence and John, with Sarah's t rage of height anil weight. letnen prefer blondes, so does John star in the ascendant. I jo attributed the glowing health ■ Coolldgc, aon of the President, npSarah, questioned said ohn “dan- of the average California boy und retnly, Miss Florence Trumbull, -red divinely" and was "peachy." girl In u large nicausre to the \Ve Suggest lighter of Connecticut's Governor But she added-that she know cho tact that they are able to remain >whom John has paid marked at- didn’t have n chance because of out of doors to a much greater Roast Duck lon, la a blonde. Ko is John's “too much competition,” Florence extent than is practicable in most it MGlgt Friend," Miss Sarah wasn’t worrying about a “rival." states, thus exposing themselves to Kunsing, of Mount Vernon, New “Cut me out,? Well that rentnins to the ultra-violet ray for much York, student at Mount Holyoke ho seen," she sniil over the long longer periods each day. Baked Hen distance telephone. "John nnd 1 or­ College. Admitting that he was offering ; Florence, a graduate of Mount tho byst of friends. Jlid l know he no mnjrc than a theory, Profess ir Holyoke la now at the Gubernator­ was going to take her to the dance? Klecberger pointed out that tests D eliciou s 1 i a l Man Mon at Plnlnvllle,, (Jonn. What’s that got to do with It? with rats proved conclusively that WHETHER It’s steak or fowl John is finishing up nt Amherst There's really no explanation, ex- the animals expored to ;h? power­ and has recently registered nt root that Sarah is a friend of ful lays of the run were aide t > or beef our Meat is tender und toothsome, anil tasty. ^Northampton as n full fledged John’s and I know her too, of withstand poison to a far greatei ' Voter. When John appeared at the course. John Just want' d to go over extent than those kept in dark JMotfnt Holyoke danbo escorting I to the dance, I suppose, und she places. Mlaa Kinslg the college gossips got ' was there and I was here so he 'If it is true that California chil­ Pure F6od Market busy. They anw '‘break" between I wmt wdth her." # dren are thus bene fitting," he con­ 102 Sanford Avt. Phone 10*'. tinued, "there is every reason It Sam Nobile, shot in rear of an east side liquor storeroom. Bingo De Palma, shot in front of his home. Du** to the ever increasing murders among the underworld, and the great numbers of gang­ sters now in the city, Cody is tnking every recaution to prevent an impending clash of the war­ llenl Gung W elfare In ring factions, which it unchecked C ity's H istory Hunt's On promises to outdo the notorious Slight T h read ; Cops T r y . Chicago gang warfare. The much married Peggy Joyce ine HaldemniPJulius, 18 y ea r old api>artittly is shocked ovrr th? daughter of a Kansas author and latest thing in legal love, the "com­ publisher with Aubrew (., Roselle panionate" tj pe of union. 20. " I think a hushnnd should Iv* made to realize th at he's married, not sing!?. Often h? can ’t get notiun through his head even when he lives in the sam e house with I his own wife," she said. Such wn i Peg r y ’s reaction to \\ news of th^ la test wringle, "c o m - I .lamonnle m a rrlu g e ," us planned /or Thanksgiving DAy by J o s e p h - ] I S LAND GOES AFTER CHICAGO'S RECORD IN CRIME !ng To Kill Gant; Program pJVfj • mm* ;£EVEltA N D, 0 .— Nov. 22 (IN S) “Cleveland is apparently trying I -to overtake Chicago t s the >eenfaer of the country’s gangsters. Local . underworld factimia are •'girding themselves for a reral of bloodiest gang warin the d ty ’a history, and re o f the rival factions arc _ xlg their staunchest follow'"aw alting for the other fellow art something.” e above wait the warning state laaued by Detective Chlrf Co. , recently returned from New rk, as he laid further Inns aimed ^ at the direction of nipping in the bod the Impending clash. The initial' crusade into the its of the underworld churnby a detective squad, netted il men. all of whom the ofcars claim were armed. M^ny Undesirables Aa a .result of the finding of reat numbers of undriirabliH ithln the city, Chief Tody said would he taken to have n itIc . bureau organiitxl within department, similar to the • of the New York police under »». Calvin II. Goodard. “ i'Cody recalled a number of id slayi ng* hera recently, ong the*.* are a listed the killiif: Rosen,- shot to death in Alleged Violations Anti- Dumping Law Hav^Been Dropped Aro ThsiilftgivinflDinner is complete without j plenUf o f Good Brc,ulthe better the bread the mere cnjoijable the Dinner. yde/tita is a Better Bread W a s h i n g t o n # Nov, ^ (INH)—Charges of violation «f the anti-dumping provision of the American tariff law preferred ■**'"■* German and Italian rayon manufacturer* hy American manyraeturers have been dropped, us. •istmit .Secretary of the Treasury dnyW0Ur G^wman announced to- JtW " !,ni“1 Aunts T w o Sizes Single and Split,Loaf F resh Daily From Your Grocer B u ild s S tu rd y H ealth E Thanksgiving garage. dolph Adelson, brother-in-law Loula Rosen shot at the same Ilia Nobile, found shot to In. a vacant lot. ^gaurife .Goldman, bullet" rI3~ W body found in entrance to W a l eemeterv. Hyman (Heinir) Weinlterg. Ot to death In hi* saloon. >1 I a Paglia, slain nt Jnl, killed at the tame „ { jBrownstein. I’hila-elnhia, * tred in Ambrrler Park. Jag Murders V * ’orkaD, pal o f’ Browri. •hot td death In a t the aam« time, sugar merchant, Turkeys, Ducks. Fryers and Hens all freshly dressed. MEATS Fox, i la Pr?p. KET MEAT MARKET —G. J.y Fischer— ^ *.1 * L-A/TXyl,, •-• !. . Coffee Cakes 65ft lb. **1 he I ;ts(c TfHs'l PROBLEM ' Doesn't matter the slight­ est what it is—or how serious it is. You do, not have to worry about it another minute, because Calumet will solve it— quickly and en tirely . Order a can from your grocer— sec how baking tr o u b le s d isa p p e a r. \i QUALITY - RIGHT PRICES-RIGHT One trial un!i prove it. DOUBLE ACTING We can Save You Money on High Grade MAKIS UHINO EASIER T\ C*»5 HS-K# 1 tkh._ Poultry, Dairy and Horse Feeds. t' w THE W ORLD'S GREATEST B A K IN G POWDER RED STAR GROCERY & FEED CO. SALES 2 Vi T I M E S TH O SE OF A N Y O T H E R BRAND Wholesale and Itetnil ‘ ‘From M anufacturer, D irect To You’ * W . S. Ilarton, M j;r. 213 Sanford Ave. Dhone 31 Thanksgiving Specials Cape Cod Cranberries, lb................. 25c G rapefruit........ ............................... 5c & 10c Oranges, doz........... .................................... 25c Tangerines, d o z.........................................25c E xtra Fancy Yellow Squash, lb. ........... 05c Eggplant ......................... 5c Cocoanuts, pound..................................... 10c Fresh Eggs, doz...................................... 70c E xtra Fancy, Large Bunch Celery 10&15c Lettuce ........... .............................. 10c & 15c Cabbage, lb................. 05c Grapes. 15c lb. 2 lbs........................ 25c Fancy Fresh Okra, lb................................15c Fresh Snap Beans, lb ................... 10c White Potatoes, 10 lbs........................... 35c New Potatoes, lb........................................05c Home Grown Tomatoes, ib........... *.........10c Apples, 3 lbs-----------------;r,,...^TT_ ’_ 3K^5er Bananas 4 lbs. ............................ 25c .# * , ; , v• A lw ays Fresh and Delicious Blue Bonnet Market 2nd. S tre e t & Sanford Avenue F . S. Verjiny and W m . Mtwgrmve, Proprietors k4 41 « :A •Y' •.> f? V A ' Dessert Peaches, no. 2 can—3 fo r.... Olives, 28c size, 2 for Sliced Pineapple 23c size, 2 for ..... & 10c Corn no. 2 can 3 f o r ........................ ✓ 6 lb. sack Plain Flour .......... : /* 5 lbs. Good Rice 39c 39c 39c 39c 39ci 39c 39c 39c 39c 39c . 1 lb. of 60c Candy........................... 1 lb. Hotel Special Coffee ........... 2 lbs. Fig Newtons........................... 6 cans W C. Tomato Soup.............. O ur Fruits and Vegetables Are Spring Lamb, Veal and Beef. Fresh Apple Pies b a k in g ! East Side Curb Market U Layer Cakes WHAT I YOUR | • ,J° C M. Mince Meat Pies 11 A rm tlv English peas, honey peppers, cranberries, lettuce, celery, banaim q uriinges, tangerines, grapefruit. English walnut . 2nd. A P alm e tto Pound Cake ARCADE DELICATESSEN1 C' GENUINELY superior rousts and fowls, backed by Fischer reputation for ■ quality, and sold ut prices you’ll like. > Vi 20c l,_,c “*^c - 25c - -5c Cucumbers, lb. ........... Trish Potatoes, 10 lbs. .. Fiesh Yard Egg’S, doz. Pumpkin Pies Fruit Cake V egetables Thanksgiving Specials Bswuifs GOMIW.HY investigation rew-nlcd there is no surplus of •«>'n in this country, and the difference |n price of the domestic and imported product is trifling Thr question of ant.-dumpln. S ' * 1 German steel nmmifacturera has been held in ahoy. nnn>. U vn:an n|I0 announced, hem m P nirort" " f German rolling 'd products have alunun a marked decline recently. Heal tit Insurance Cauliflower, lb. ......... Roans, lb........ ...... . Red Bliss Potatoes, 4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. ... York Imperial Apples, 3 lbs. Tomatoes, lb.................... President’s Son Prefers Blonds As Witness Latest Choice Among Fairer Sex Thanksgiving! THANKSGIVING Drink - Elder Springs W ater THANKSGIVING Fruits Specials for i Bailey s Cash Grocery And Market Phc 117 E . 1st. S t. - ■■• �Maul T H E SANFORD H E R A L D , TU ESD A Y , NOV. 2 2 ,1 9 2 7 JO -H rP h in ts nnd Flowers Us j Ij PA G E 11)— Houses For Bent B Y YD. B A T E S ^yyys S '-re-X . u.< — ................. — ....... „6c • Hue — __ 4c a line 11— Miscellaneous ■ J_$c * lim* 'onVequwi. are for length 304 *°\ S n g i. restricted r ct»*3if)cation. [rror Is made The San- Lld will be responsible one incorrect insertion Kiser for subsequent i The office should be immediately in case of (rald representative ly familiar with rates ,j clas*ifieattor» will complete information, a wish, they w»>! tt4a1^ M THE MICE ROOM. V\£ *r W t h RD SoCH VixED UP TOP. HIM 11 g a jr c a s m im l ALL MV Lif e Wanted Mr. Louis Shipp to see good show at the Milnne. The-! is a free ticket at The Herald fo him. y / TEN Eonni liousv for rcnl Oak nnd Fourth M Apph l ong li'S Palmetto Ave Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph I House for r>m, I |0.ri tv repairing our specialty. Toys,I Apply Kent Vulcanizing bicycler, sporting goods, and fish-! ... efh^nn's supplies. Geo. W "Tne Bicycle Store." J Arcade. FOR WINDOW WASHING, yard mowing nnd cleaning, call phone 570—J nsk for Butler. t SALK $.",00 Cash, halaucc ry ea*>. will buy beautiful lit tome, well located in Sanford, er will >ell at *e>s than actual Need* Mime money. Address 07 Care The Herald. CAR AWNINGS, Co. 11 Ball Bldg 12— W anted ADVERTISER.*’ KOfA'S R IG H T- a , u . I S K TOMiNT VAD — AND I DON’T U k E T H E H EA RTLESS V/AV HE R E F E R S TO H’S> P A R E N T S - GUESS I ’LL GO UPSTAIRS . AND S E E »F HE NEEDS ANYTHING , vm iU E. H E'S D R E S S iN G -H lS DAD t U S E D TO E E A TERR E L T FLASHY --------- d r e s s e r — ' APPRECIATES ANVHOPE HE APPRECIATES |THING —I NEVER UP TO D R E S S - X >erivnl rfoced rate* X OOHT TH\M\< HE V i ilL .C v jJ S taCfsti y *h in Ad»aaca TA Y LO H NdHERE T R B lanket v BxAWvi.— M - l - 1? Co*— * / - # "- ! f 7 iG t h a t — c<J 7 COLLAR B C f r r o f i- , To present Mrs. B. F. Smith with n free ticket to the Milnne. Sh • may call for same ut The Hera! I. L _ rording y««r w anl u J N N EU . B I L L ’S A P R E T T Y V-C’J O D R E D G E R HtMGEUF ! ? */ ■ *: it more effective. DRTANT NOTICE isers should give their poitoffke address as their phone number if re results. About one ut of a thousand has ionc and the others mmunicate with you , y know jour nduress, continurnce Ml S T he person at The Sanforo (fke or by letter. Telejcontinucnm arc not Trompt Service Efficient And Found like! im the Milnne c. IVimbtsh, bo H i Herald l»r same r u n r>.-\i r, I own several good lots in Sanford, on paved streets, that I will *ell at less than cost on terms of $lo.ni) cash and $10 monthly to a responsible buyer, box 200 t ar Th ■ Herald. Mrs. Robert Massk Herald office fm to the Milano. 13— Booms W iih Hoard REOPENS FUSS IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL Physical C u ltu re Cimm*il OT Leningrad Prohibits Ring W ork Because Of Alleged In jury T o Health Of .Men S a n fo rd S a tu r d a y 'D e c e m b e r Second hand rifles, shot guns, and 14— B o o m s W ith o u t Hoard pistols, newly repaired, very cheap. Cun he seen at Wagoner FDR RENT—NICELY furnished Furniture Co. bedrooms, in private home, phone FOR SALE—The best little busi­ ness in Sanford. Must sell before November !!llth. Apply at Lobby IT— A p a rtm e n t F o r R e n t News Stand. National Bank Bldg. For Rent— G/!)e nicely furnished apartment, ull modern convon Houses 1 ’r Sale or Rent |»t 1?111)11 UfD Ti W’l* A VP* 1 ietwen. $25.00 monthly. Phono City. Route A. Box 1 7 0 207, t>15 W. 1st St. Miscellaneous i transfer pictures, i and brushes. Sun Paints nnd Varnishes, at and Wall Paper First St. lie t in busy w'th the,!* uii't) l ” i;> into t i l l . I n r or mdii'ge in any fichting." IFekurd ra d. .. . , it apii.it- the this welcotv.* ll> l.c a o c r s |,f affiii) is traceable to O rgiini/ ation the decisions of tin? secret nice ing — , a-P. w * -ok last Ju y of (h.* IS — (1NSJ— \ principal E.iropeim CeQtiul Bent.i ept:mi'm r 1- nnd (hu U, A. FciUtflll Reserve of a Brlt'ah Boartlj Vhen it now appears, (lorded in the Https were tak n to cste.blluh an of the Fodir- inti rnutiuntil systmi of finanei il Industries, jurt co-operauon, with the ultimate aim of coniiidling the eurrivcy i next year.” it Rl'l*l .'*f th ' world's gold-nsltg British trade is countries, iter than it has r DempseyTo PreasTwo Of Suits My Kearns Inventory about $1500.00. ilc.t- 76— H ouses A it*t*-wld«)*ri*ki>t| cation which offcaa immediate icrvica. I delay*. No rad tapo.1 Unlimltsd (und*( | available a t o n e* f«aq 1 loaas o i improved i rctid a a ca aod bu ti- net* p r o p e r t y la , am ount* f r o a $ 2 ,0 0 0 to $ ICO,ooo. U - ' v> See or Add res* Otir Local Counsel r S. It. D lshton } Snnfnrd. Fla * 1 .112 State Bank Bldg. Phone 3757 Oilandu, Fla. I ‘or ta b le P h o n o g ra p h s REETPARADE S9.R0 $12.50 $18.50 $25.50 R ad io , H o tsh o t, and F la s h ­ lig h t B a tte r ie s F . I\ IH N E S 221 KizhI First 8 t. Opposite mon.b Post Office m il k (Legal Notices7 WK AUK THE ONLY I'UODIICBRS SELLING REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION The Registration Books of the City of Sanford. Florida will be iijh' u w". Saturday. November 5, 11)27 and will close Friday, Nnvtmibcr 25th A. D. 1027, At the <:ty ,Ial1' L. IS. PHILIPS. City Registration Officer. GRADE A M ILK IN SANFORD Me Laulin's. E n g ra v in g Diamond Mounting W atch Repairing Jew ew rs Optnmetrist T h e Best is the Cheapest. F o r Daily Delivery Phone Sanford 381 or Cal) nt Birdsong Ice Cream Co. LO N G W O O D D A IR Y Complete T ire Satisfactio for Sanford Motorists. _________________ **M ost IMilts IV r G il.o V *__________ Seminole T i r e S h o p and Filling Station 411-W . 1 st. S t. l‘h n For Rent l S' TDK I’HlKUrr I'D HtT V f Tl K TiVKNTV-Till Itl' J l '1 ' 0 IAl. ' •j}i ’I IT •))■' T H E STATE )O VI.«>ltfurnished tli.V IN A NT • KOI: aKJtINOliK ffir.N Tv. in m jA N j'K in Park Ave. I S DINKI.E hihI W)TTIE I- DINKI.K. trom|ilalnunt.v. 5 ruoni house partly pOFING—The Roof E v b it with garage kMeta) * shingles, Puhne 58-J. r*»m tin ami galvlnlzed |J»me* H. Cowan. Oak Furnished house with every con­ Third S t Phone 1 1 1 . venience, fire plpaco and stove, garage included, 117 Laurel Ave, 7 YOUR o l d w a l l s Second Street. E NLW WALL PAINT XG NEW AND BET- Small furnished house suitable for couple, two rooms, bath and >f u r t h e r in f o r m a . [LL PHONE 235-J OR garage, 2510 Orange Ave, Phone • COLDER, SANFORD. 820-J. Fumished, 5 rooms, Flora Height* and Silver U k e $25.00. 2 room repairing, piano house $20.00, 5 room unfurnished. experts with 17 years $33.00, 2 room apartment $15.00, Sanford music store Mrr. Jno. D. Jinkina. 'PP«. Room 10 & 1 1 McFOR REN T five room bungalow *de, Phone 832. located on corner lot 2300 Palmet­ to Avenue. Large living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, bath, two bed rooms, front and rear porches. Owner Uvirfg out of the city and Will cheap. Inquire at Herald ——————— .w ill iront ua “ AUQ STO RE=EnL- Office* it IiKUNA It D ,?»d i.IM .L 'N ISKllNAItl). and * AHI* KOltD. DefeniliiUls MOBTHAOE n . l O ’MWtHD. NOTICE OK HAI.E S„ltCf |H hereh> alv.il (hat « n««' ,l*re*l. »iut entered In tbe ' . li1CUiV Court Of Seminole Conty. Florid^ » Chuneerv. wherein J. S n iN M .r a ml t oTTIK J . DIN KLE - * fe jlf* t%)rn!»li»ln«nl*. And If- l ..‘I* *' anil l.n.LIAN M. UEKNAKD am ,-AHI. K CIIAWEOIID, are the «Ie felulant*. Iiesrlng date the l.tli <U< of Ortoher. A D. K*J7. I. the under tils tied M.i"ler. will on ............... .. fifth 19*7. durl"B the lew ut in,urs of sale, liefure th1* • our II,,o».. door In Sanford. Semlnoh County. Kto rid*, offer for ) » l * ••)' i.-H unto the hlshest b W * r f° ,-neh. the following dercrltjeit pro twri j , ta Seminole Count). Horlil ,li ii* follow. t»-wlt: ia.i l*. Illock C. of lllte h e ll* Survey nf Levy llra u t. exce p t. TJiil.t -JITTtvwTtT *' Hiirr lnl l l « » t « r nitliilliu III"- BLOCKS— Irrigation !** Jeneral cement wovk. Co. J . E. Ter3rd and Elm. FOR REN T—Small house ut 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $-» Xwtlc I* h*r*l*y r Ivxii )*• uH I’^r*<»)*’! monthly. Address B. P. H. Care The iiHvImr cl*l«n* <d any Wliul or n » iHerald. ____ ,,r, hkhIos I th * H.-mlnol* ) ounty NOTICE W ) per month. Phone <>) I f your apprtllu i* not k ern you own it In yonr-rlf to lake .S.A.Ii. ri-gubrly before each ntrai. It will jjH*» «FV«',iu;- uni] t>y virtue of lliat i-ertalri final ,|,.,-ret- of foreclosure ami '■ale ren- YAltOV. 7 room house. a s ll n o u r is h e s y o u r body M ' WILKINSON, ,ori pullets. Ready uur heavy laying £ ,! Sandy Hook Eu*tu, Fluritla. - m too sonable rent, now doing around per Show Grounds F a s t on 1st. S i. HtTween Mellonvillo anil Union Ave. 2 t Kg ^ fo tw HORSES m Beautiful upartfnenta—Two rooms kitchenette and bath attractively furnished, centrally located, all Improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel. 777 or 775. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 6P2 Park Ave. Apartments—2 nnd I In every shape and —garage and water. Reasonable. Sanford Cement “ p.iny, Fifth and Attractive furnished apartment* corner Park and Tenth Sts. FriPhone 112 -W. gidnire installed, water and garPhone 18-J. Kassel. Farms, Groves,' ago furnished. 110 N. Park Ave. Phone FURNISHED upartment for rcut in the Herald building— a down town [ cation at remarkably low HIT PRINT SHOP wrvire on anything ir. rates. Ask for Mr. Iluincs ut The V A phone call will gut Herald office. * Phone H7-W. 0 Rail- 1’ntih of Hanford, E lnrM s.*thal un. I**i< *ueb cla im s arn |ir*»«nte<) 1“ RM -flv.r of * s id liaok “ ,,.i i" t u r lv . m onth* from ilia date V' n>>t ice. HcpUm ber I I . H i t . ■“‘ ’O'1 vl-II! i.. fo r a v .r h a rr.il under the Itr u t li lm s u f C h s p u r l-*wi ,-fprMa. Vow will present sH cIsim * turkeys hnmp w it’ll i”u;ag in several 1mmtc, at (he garden, or e liewhere. dur:n;i the coining months. Dempoej ii l.’inls t • press two mere nuitu which Jack Kearns Im­ pending. nr™ i'i N» w York anil the other i.i' Pipbidelphia. “Jack will business. $2000.00 business* . .i i .rfcrrte legalizing b«uts o. r.o/fruire than three round* ns exh’l.i* *.i , i>f "beauty anil mi»nb~“ "i lie.'' rrofcjodhrml fights were re .■ allowed. Boxing lyia. sio c^ leva banned in the Ukraine. T a l i i of Moscow prohibited wrdtti u. luii permitted fi-xing.. M t ^ . n>;.t* ot the government commiss­ ion to ohtain a uniform law have failed. And the plan of picking a 'et of champions has also beer*blasted. One of the two best heavy-* weights lives in Leningrad. The iher in Moscow. But the I.enin1 itrad champ now can't train at home nnd hasn't any club to hack" his bouts outside the city. lo a n s Virginia Cottage. Palmetto ami Sixth. Rooms with board to three couples only. Mrs. 1„ H. 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale Griffith. I V r MTSh F d housekeeping apurtmcfitt- $12.00 and $15.00 monthly 4 COWAN .CO Auto 301 Cor. 5th and Palmctlo. if.2 sheet metal works, i Avenue, phone 71G-W. Wclaktt report me itts. First Street Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur­ FORD BUICA GC nished housekeeping apartments. ii Ptigonliu Ave. Private hath! Hot water furnished. ffcrte w6f. One uiul two rooms, low rate. Phono 387—J . See manager. “ HARMONS Fot Rent:— Two furnished apart­ Automobile Co, ments with garages. Large roqms and porches. S. J . Diggers, it edtcol experts the governm ent is. I KNINGRAD.— Nov. 22 The Phyicnl Culture Council nf l.ening'ad has put a ban on boxing in the secund largest city in Rusda on gro ids that thr Rp'-rt is injurious to health. The erder. eniorcetl ir. defiance of the govern’) ‘nt Physical t'ulire Commissi in. has pyeipH.ite'l i nation-wide controversy mi each liilv nf which am arrayed t\ il'U’M ’ icnlists whtwo X-ray photograph* dood-presstiro IsbVs and nuti-poo* : ove either that box nv '■ ii.iimfill or healthful. Is n prescription for Pi U. Ivan Natan son r iin + e ! lit i gmoent for Leningrad, evidi* »Gr. Ciild>.. Grippe, Flu , Dengue by provirg to the 'faction f Hiiiuus Fever* and 'M alaria tv town that. the internal org in It kiPs the germs._______ I boxera were im atlaldy punrhei) out •f place. The stomueh of one deeeit: cd fighter, he said, ultnufit ol’ided with the heart. Furthernote, he said, witnessing a boxing hout has a psehofnglenl savage ef* ‘Vet on the moii. It ratl< out "anti- Oak Hill corner lot. ■ry little cash required. Avenue. An exceptional o Care The Herald. APARTMENTS rOK RENT—In tiu> Herald Building. Right down Money t» Jii-iu on residences ir DODGE town. Partly furnished. Reason­ Sanford. ’ '« in*r*cst rote. Box i and Cm ham trucks, able, Inquire at the Herald Office. *»0J. c-o Tt<* H.rald. i Slrert Phone 3. r ial” instinct* on<l fosters revo'ut •os. * • ’’ Boxing was prohibited in the So\ t \ itmon op to 19.5 when on rec* i r :,u nAction c f a commission nf ^,U r- i- it * trtrr.ft lt*v.lev*r si nsn- ford. K io fie a r jf" t „Dipt roller ------- t amoo . Of Florida. Advice th a t will -stave you Idmb You must be absolutely cer­ tain that your insurance fils your needs; that you ure pro­ tected against every possible loss. Our experts are ready .to give you ju st tfil* help. They “know the risks and hazards that you face, and how you can be safe­ guarded against loss with poli­ cies bucked by the vast resour­ ces. Talk with us; mako certain your insurance Is right. A. P. Connelly Sons Established 190$ 221 Mag noils-. Phoa* 4* In these daya of fast competi­ tion, only full-blnoded. rocu t healthy people can keep V> t~c front, nnd success comes to those who have the snap, vigor anti magnetism that go.with u whole­ some, healthy life. Don't despair became others forge ahead of you. Start riwht now to regain the heuith which will help you progress. A hearty appetite will restore your energy^ build you up and give you “pep. Thousands h a v e benefited them- rclvej rtr.d l.cpt their IxhIics In giti.d repair by ncenaionally taking r courto of B.S.S. It helps Na­ ture Luibl u.t T?d corpuscles and it improve* the processes by which the body is nourished. 5 .5 .5 . is time tried and reliable It is mrds from the roots of fresh herbs and plsnts and is prepared in a scientific way in a modern laboratory. 5 .5 .5 . la sold at all good drug stores in two sizes. Tho larger size is more economical. Hydraulic and Mechanical Lockheed Hydraulic B rak e Fluid • . and P arta t Notice To C a r O w n I specialize in Kefinishin^ Automo­ biles with 100% DuPont Duco. • # This class of work makes your old car look like a factory dob, and will last indef­ initely. » I guarantee this class of work to last two years* On account of present conditions I have added a line of Lacquer, to take care of those who want a cheaper class of work. This class of work can be done a t whatever amount you want to spend the car. ' {Special Nash Lining Shop located on Opposite School Housf SA N FO RD vUJTO B R A K E CO. * W . TH IRD ST . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 22, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/18e777369c542424b9415c3e0e77adbd.pdf 68848ce5f5bd02a2e78f73b2ff45d7c2 PDF Text Text "yOUR NEWSPAPER. L b lte h c d H « rtL e W o rld 's G r « a t « t V e g o U W . T ' ■ . . - P '- h o s t G a rd e n L a n d zni.U ftlE X IX . Gloria Van: Obstacles!.^ WiikH* F ire Damages Home City Of President theme For B«l*ing Money To P a y V a lid Obligations Agreed Upon, Mayor States u.iountTs T o B e Decided Shortly NORTHAMPTON. Mass., Nov. 21..— (INS) —Fire early ay threatened to wipe out the business district of this comm­ unity, President Coolidge's homo city, and caused damage esti­ mated a t $500,000. A four story brick block occupied by a de­ partm ent store several small stores and offices was destroy­ ed. The fire spread to an ad­ joining building and only the timely arrivnl of piil from Holy­ oke prevented further disaster. « AT LAKE MARY ^ ^ --------F o u r Netv D w e llin g s.!iLslCnmpick'd A nd T h r e e M nreA re U nder C o n s tru c tio n W hile E v an s P la n s B u s in e s s Illork Community Church Also Being Planned EXPECT NEWTAX New W a te r T o w e r E re c te d IN Sjnlilom W ill Cvreally Ini MEASURE TO BE prove T o w n ’s W a te r Stippi COMPLETED SOON With four new residence* o manes iD izs srr t wain PARIS, .V . . 21.—The rom of Mrs. (Ih i i .Morgan Vande. widow of Reginald Vanderbilt p r nC(, n,,!„ .he, direct ho’. r -h.* form, thrums of W uerti c is m. .i ;ig obstacles, u th» stru t m.mnfachistic. p of the Prince s family. >t riled today. * Mrs. V in • il'ilt, who has • nne.l • l’ : - fro ill llernit t.. the gliest of r. h* ui-lty. y-fvcyi < • .*'i family in the •I. iiw in W uirU the t. tt marriage*. } ; .if*. .. . r.«t want to M •erbll ilu tv. A it. . " I «hr.|ltthi''iti i or ' : k in .Ian. I it be I’lince'. far* Pile for i *. Mrs. V lie n i l td ) n \ ,.ik ill ' T a th i . Unit. " P •p ,u f 1* U um *9 AID 8F COAL MINER S l a y e r O f H is W i f i Says « ;S | t o i l s d e c l a r e s Prosecutor mer Liquor H< HE IS NOT AFRAID AndHisGang eratelyPIotted <eiond Delegation TO DIE IN CHAIR To Seek President Remus Sneers Ai ; laid A nd C 'lolhinu l o r r h e ' Nl-ltef O f .lnhltr • .M iners i- i .1* t tile u tv*. C ltiverm uettl l ia s F o r m e r B o o tle g g e r Ivinp P e r ­ m its In te rv ie w In H is Cell v, tlh tirilv T o lu ll rv eite A n d E x p : e s s e s ! ’on v ic l ih n O f I i I he B rem enl ( m l S lr ik e E s ta b lis h in g H is In n o ce n c e B a n k e rs rii ir r i N f ’INNATI. O . Nov.. 21.—"I complctc.l, three others Und.-i vvil1 tie iii ill. .le ttrie chair with a anil plans nliv.i ly ■! jinile on my lips if tlr- jurv de­ Republicans Favor Small Re­ -tnictinii. for .. new Inick Imsiness l.ml*! i . Plans for th e C ity ’s r e f in i n’in rides iliit 1 am jjuilty." l 'km th-orge C O U R T H O U S E , C IN ( ductions But DemocratsAre lake Mary is surpassing • • .> UeniiM i be dual personality known w • ro ncintr p rogram w h e re b y t h e N A T I. N ov. 21 — (IN S ) Standing 1'nt Behind CutOf •tiler town in Scniino!e l'>n"t*\ in t . tor- a ; "It.'.ini' tho lawyer" and Remus G eorfto R e m u s w a s poi h t y C om m ission a im s to Not I,ess Than $320,000,000 pr. .-nt building activity, a . o ') tin* .I* fen.hint" who ii waging a In i t « spretm '•nr i v ile in criminal .o u rt a s " t h e d e lib e ra te , co ld -b k made Satir ilay by The II. tl<I in faise .funds fo r t h e p u rp o s e WASHINGTON Nov. 21—(INS) iiicatcil. to *>a. Inin .. If fi'.'in the death fil murderer” of hie wif of m eeting o u ts ta n d in g o b li­ penal) for tile murder of his wife, lief.,re the buildings in.iv uii.lei' v io n s and th o se t h a t w iil —The new tax reduction bill will i ** Dnogme. whom ho siiot and killed, Imogene by Walter K. Si he completed within a week, it .•instill, ' hi lire I'nuipb'le.l w ri* . s \ * 3J • .H T tome due w ithin a s h o r t tim e was indicated) today as the House on iIn- i. w Coinuiiity (Tiur.it .ml'! / '|ber.i.i*e, he soys, she "double bald, assistant prosecutor, V i l a .. i b 1 N E (i!U ) Y O U T H ros-'t if* him. made this eintihntic the opening statement of tht L e alm ost co m p leted , R ecord­ Ways and MennsCummittce began nig u h l'b is to lost between f. m t b • deelaration in an interview in hi* state nt tiie trial of Remt | ing to M ayor E, F . H o u sh o ld - consideration of rates in a secret •am am) $ 1*1,(1110 will he * a r l n l E x -l'b .1 Mine prison cell today. session. The amount of the reduc­ Kiepiiig pace with the building \r« a id th* • n T h r e e Bovpr who w ith C ity A tto r n e y He was lei v putting tiie finish­ today. tion is expected to furnish th** i i" i.iin .i new w ater tower !•> in* ■n r t 1■1 in* T h e ir (i.i ( .... .. a eo i ".'.* .11 Sibhald declared "Remus Krt’orjte A. D e C o tte a r e t u r n e d chief battleground for clashes lie pii.v.• tin* i wn’s w ater supply lu.’i ing totuliCH (.. his opening address .M u r n - x . mi* • It ■*!* (<1 i.i i*. r .i\* t * tho jury. "I will die gam e,, if his crowd" deliberately pi T a k e n l im n ’Mi .n iiiD e p u ll rturday afternoon from n short tween Republican and Hemoernti*' lit I*- has just been completed by A. o fm I. .have t>. di-,‘1 said Remus. “ I am tho slaying and th a t Remus, I S n r ro .'m l A twit a p c u re T h e t * i l ie a pel hu»ine«d trip to New York. t! S jot.li-tii, owner of the \v lt**r members of the committee. in' tv Co ’ .. .. i t I not afraid.” "Remus has never tornier bootleg king, carried A (fen**ml refinancing scheme . 1,110**1 4, .111.1 With Republican members id 'lam . :'.t..| w.iik liaa been rtai *1 ,S.*W1.1 out. Remus shot hia wife in Edar ,, been agreed upon, the Mnyor MEM M il s . N ov . 21.— (IN S ) • ii putting in new six-inch vvai.••• in ib - knoY ii fear. You will pardon me. l urk on the morning of, Oct. .0 ii d pri ..itt . I N,*’ 1 Sir. but thi-* is no expression of aid. following conferences with ready on i*.-curds as favoring reduc­ mains in tile downtown section and A ueo >a C I by the *pcc : 1 1. 1 i of t 'eii ■I und hr.ig'.'iul"i'i«*. It is sit.iply a stnte- when she was on her way to co# I. tl.i irious investment bankers and tion anywhere from the treasury’’, smaller trains in the rejiiieitlml \foik of dej .0 .*ariy today and to divorco him. IVan ylvnin i, Northi r.i nion.t «f fact. nding attorneys, but the amount limitation of >225,000,000 to f 300.- sectu.nt. lynildng of . . netrvoos avert 000,000, the Democrats nre stand­ “ Fc.tr h at nrvcr bopn a part of Remus charged th at tht; the bond issue to take care of . i.i i and Ohio. Plam for tho new businc* when two su^pec. in tbo crlinlt. Hr m ti'’ mnko-up. If it was. I culion had nerved subpoonaas city’s needs has not yet been ing solidly behind a demand that r. -null of a yout • * ■ white girl \v. Pre ...... r • to t. li t ;.l Hr never would have occupied the Mr. and Mrs. A. G ust Brook, llaUrmined. Mayor Honsholder the reduction be not less than hul.liii,' have been drawn f a n .' ted near the rern** of t , ,.r iitu i •l.t iif pdrn-rs win throne you newspaper hoys used Covington, Ky. Retnua pr til* laid the sum should be set and $320,000000. This controversy is i '..ui.ty I'V.-mmissloner Frank L . mm.! northen t Mrnipbi;. pertly •• t . •* ji . " .! out l.y tli.* oper- t>> put ino upon, that of ‘king of the original subpoenaed. A lint i• '* hit lithrr smaller details in ronnec- believed to hold the fate of several an . The building . plans 'I he two ne r« 1 ■Inpy Sprit Jn» n t . <ni strike," aiiiil the bootleggers'. To reign In the orous debate developed hot |tun with the scheme should l.e groups of taxpayers, benders of i|u..i ters for three stores. The new field and !.«.■• * I’* .1, • ill lit*. )m K Tw l 1 3 , til u *> I t .*. I'l**- lileir. uf the bootleg world, one necessarily 1‘rosocutor Chares 1’. T aft, . lenspleted within the next few both factions atv pledged to u sub- loinmunity church will be a h n u positively dentifird and u> I milling which will sent approxi­ rtantial reduction of the cnrp*nr■ W.irki. rt.."l'h u ci.ndl- m u-t bu devoid if fair. 1 •• Remus over thu question of bo |h p . In the meantime, In* said, held in tho < 11 - ail here < f inp ol* l) i i'i.|.!.* i, terrible. “ Remus has been the victim of Remus got copies of subp Irfficials are checking over the nlinii tax and thorn is n string mately *U>U people. The Re\. ■•. M. charges of liiii ..ay robbery na J 1 i 1*. uqj fvictcd from ton many plot.* and counter plots that had been torvul on Mr. iifti 1 Ihtil obligations of the City with deiimnd to abolish the uiitumuhile {1 li.unpsou will have charge. Work triirinal assault nt clearing the ground on Mib.iii i ptirihn.'c tax in addition. ■i i .i.k* the Imrdi’hip i *.» know fear. I liavu been tho oh- Mr*. Li tuck by tho state. |l ,iew to setting the amount of H Ilf K.‘ •iV r. 1iu* tr e tm e n t being tic* jeet of a score or more plots on The negruen were tnkon n f u Avenue near C o u n try ' Club p ad Should the total reduction rcaeli Tuft questioned tho ethics issuy. • «1 l t(C.1 by contpiiny police ia iuy wife d'-irim: my career ns n volvul in tho mutter in W II 'ding his mission to New $.’100,04)0,000 it is expected that yviu started Inst week. Work will tln ir cabin in the tvood.t li.nl hen who!" ale dealt r in whiskey. Good Reiuus obtained the Btoto’a t lilt ,v ,, Mayor Housholder gave the Inst "f the wnr-timo taxes will probably be started on the i lurch surroundcrl by uniu .l citi:'.ensi D v. hi ky, let me remind you, for $ nail, ey pulies rushed to the s cne nn building in December. ■ go, except the inheritance tnx. Herald a statem ent In which i i uls i <K.*!ar<d tli" union R tu u , never cut his liquor, ul- poena*. An unusual prii nr ! t-pirIcorl the negioes away to in, Should administration Icmlcnt sue* Four muni* were ndded l" the *,t i .i imil t ut what tho gov- tluntcrU it may have Irtjen diluted then granted itemua by lid: . a hi ii intended to do. if any- nfLomard. And, ns a lawyer, I 1Thu judge perm itted ~ laving been nsked by n mem* cceil in holding the tax cut to the 1l.ake Mary school just before tint just in time to pieveut a lvnehlu\ I' Three negroes bold tip n -tiio "Tli .3 is u hituiiii.m th at WM Qiycv thot a t aftcrt 1 loft Hjp | “ Remus tho lawyer," to . of your staff relative to the lower figure suggested, to auto, r,p< ning of the fall session id a li i>! 1 •AWtroom and go Op ti brely ra »t. W<* w x jt courtabrau. ent trip to New York City in mobile purchase tax may W re­ io-t «»f Aproxintately $11,tint). The hoy* und tiwik their l\. » .,..1 emir' rhom. * * School ni’w hfts six classrooms, an p.-mions ncur ihp r e * : 1 late .la o tilh o sixth floor to obt t oolitlire to know tn« Half uf the City, l stated to tained ut n reduced figure. "I c!i) not, however, expect toU wli­ I’relimiiiary to making n final auditorium and u kitchen fop • cry­ III lit. Oil * of the pirl.i * .: >i . I well iu tho econ> dir in thu electric chair. Remus legal papers. Ramus was I him that I preferred to write i.i.man ran the r. I Ia*'.vis sai l. !.♦ r,ntl*ficd with tho jury and Rom- pan led by a lone bailiff .1 [whatever might he said, so then* decision upon the amount of the re- ing hot meals to the pupil . Class, the other v, a ' CTiminr •iu ftitle of tile nil , De-.ii Jtrould le no mistakes in the re- dbctii'n, the committee today be­ e* include the first y iar of high The youths , \V. R. Rowlin"-. .V iDavis has uu i.i confident he can convince tho lar us could bo observed was i hoiHccnMnr, r of t armed. Tito crowd in tho drew Smith nr.d Hlilnvy Hull vc.wp .1 t . x gan an examination of treasury es­ school. The s tu f f -con i t* * • * f four [porting of the interview. And for already ini lent'ed lIlu mlminist ra­ jury th at he was justified in killing room was so large Remus i"libi*<| l.y i In* nogruos nn.i i.eld in Dent [the benefit of the citizens of our timate* of the present nn.l future teachers. this woman who betrayed him and the governIlu said I tion':i view it. II. lift d More Iliad 150 lioiis. s will be l.ay while the girls were di.i*.::cd [community who might he intere.*M> surpluses and estimates of appro­ grevioualy wronged it need difficulty getting ‘ ru .it had n authority to Intervene otherwise tiie corridor. s.his off into the wood *. 4 us .Licit priations to he made by Congress. served by Improved water system. jed in the. welfare of the City, I ii tli. f> i • t u ti■ I .*. but intimated hint. :*p..i _ rer. v i". Rumus returned In about ! Citizen - tim in g tli ;.l. • i The new tower i.s 75 feet liiith and |«i»fi to xny that ns u representa­ "I h»po i i make my opening v' oliil :" would re* jn on that, Pr >’i ■ mp u uii'ictl provides excellent p ic ure and n I started a .ircli und :i tive of the City Commission of and c *il lugisla- statem ent the masterpiece of my minutes without his docun :> e,*.* Ills th ritmet ■b’ tit v., >v high pressure pump is I iog instill- tho ca' i-i v here the nr;:i the City of Sanford, I arranged legal career. -You know, as nn ex- "I'm sorry, judge," ho '.i yi iu tin new CongrvM.i* court room Rente arrest.' Thi gill who v. i 'i.tb .'k.. led. The Improvements in the wat­ for a trip to New York and hail pi.’.icneed criminal lawyer, l have huvo mislaid tho papers. Union ii'i'iviiaU havo prepared nlvrny* seemed crestfallen. Tha judge ne tuner of t placed myself in the shoos the City Attorney accompany me, er system will eventually lend to cd is n. Li.* St. Jnseph'a II p •id. • Ti nH h i for u i'itt' r long il.awii out battle of the defendant. What irony! I he would defer ruling on tho ry for Den for the purposo of considering n a municinl fire fighting system, .Ion in j i.i W ist Vi* , 1.11.1, Ohio and IV-nn- am now in my shoes. It is Rcrnua’ tion in order to givo Rome i »'S Hu* I re-financing program for the City according to .Mr. I’.vno*. . barged th at ilia life, and Remus will light for his other chance to find it later, Lyivnnia. TV Elatr,| ). of Sanford, that would allow the Among the residents of laike i.iv ready to "spend life until God almighty dccrocs that in tho jury and proceed," said I opcrntui It -. I » < •> .» ;• ju 'l'P 'd J payment of the just claims Mary whose homes are now under to mm *li the union." The lie shall die in a natural way. DENVER, Colo., Nov. 21 (INS) construction are W. Enure, Ross judge. tin hands!I r iusly fli (gainst tho city and care for the .. i r willing to empty its _Governor Adams today ordered union a "My opening address to the jury Melodrama was injoctod I him luatiwho cltc.u other bonded obligations coming Humphrey and K. D Green, Ano­ BDCMAREST. Nov. 21 (IN'S) out Notional Guard troops d'.est K defeat the operator* and in iny fight to save myself will ho the Rumus murder trial | due the First of .January. ther new dwelling is being erected —A new in*iv. ment to drive i' ;.tn7. .ii a day luinumutu at least 12,000 words long. Why, shortly before the otato’r of I u t: 'ir t “During our stay in the city we following a pitched bath* between by Mr. Evans. Among thus® who ier Brntianu fnflJt power by ”ii.*v<■ ring this ii* ii*.*. they said. guards und State Police and n il > you know in the William Ellis mg nddross to tho jury i had a number of conferences with recently completed home* are Miss cotting" I.i government i* tinder | !i ii ;«4 i t; i*rtcd (hat the operat- V' i *e in Chicago, I talked fo r eight Ruth Remus, 20 year old dat Lewis Messrs. Thompson, Wood and Hof f­ mob of 500 striking coal miners Villa Mott, and Mrs. Cuthcrlno way •<"! f "llowiiig th« nui' ! | limyou, e:tr- nr* ha* * j. <pt *1 the union’s hours mid forty minutes w ith only ter of tho ql%in Mrs. Imogens I man. bonding attorneys, represent­ a t the Columbine Aline near Ij i - W atrous of Montrose, I’n., and II. meet It of deputies of th. Nat- jj, :ifl U K ’III m i­ Buy entered tho COO * ~ ; terpis in lllini , Indiana and in an Ijour and twenty minutes inter- inus, ing the various investment hank- fayettc, in the northern coal field. A. Haines, of Brooklyn, N. II. Iona I I’i .i '.ut Party. oru i| ini.i- ll, hut ehnn* I n tfat of ’L* •• 1 n>; districts. In mlssion. His p!an was thu same ns through the jury door. In ion I Two strike leaders, one of them tr*. and Messrs. Caldwell & RayWhile construction work in the I.cti.lt i of llie Notional P ntt I Fed und. ' l i u npp*' I for (llllii-t,** till) federat. mine, transitory manial insanity, mourning, h*tr face | itoml, bonding attorneys, with the Adam Bell, are known to have town itself is going forward rapid­ Party * ill urge tiieir foil v, been killed in the battle, and fat­ nin| Remus gut hint off with only ,i« are 160,000 miners grief, she stood, besldo Mrs. •The i"ti said: City Attorney, representing the refuse to pav taxes nn.l 1*. | . til j ly, 151 acre citrus and grape grow­ on ut; il ' . The are 600,000 women fourteen yenrs. I saved him from CainpboU, of Miami, Florida, City of Sanford, and various in- alities may reach half a dozen, ing project ha* been started near their son* /r un joining tile • -ty, ( F o r u p o rts to the stato house said, I'. itdtmt upon thcuu the noose for thu state had a strong aunt and ptared straight I and chi" They pledged ill. iii 'elves to >.|*p • • reitment bankers interested in Lake Mary *hy P. D* Anderson and a t least thirty were Injured. the courtroom. Sho seemed 1 and fifty thuusun.l case. Seven U the local situation. c it­ any nica ,tt'* lulrnduced in P:* lin* Keinu • referr.ul to the shooting to sco her foster-father, police and mine guards open­ Last Friday a shipment <*r I n C ity clothed, fed amt pimple i ment t'. ■ir. : pti;* il l: ti.ili'l'' “A refinancing program was Stute rus trees was received l.y Mr.*Antiie United Aline of Ills wife ns "th a t uct". He said she turned to speak to her b j cared f' | ifreed upon whereby all the valid ed fire on the mob with rifles. dcrMou from Lake county, lli< told III ". Hie ' lUhtiy. he hud fired only two nhota in hia nnd her face fell on Remue. First reports saijl machine gum, l i u m j r P o s a e s s i n This in v.' program of » " 1‘ Works r ind legal obligations of the City gia|ie growing plans will^ l.ring life and that it was trim th a t he which have been mounted ut Chewing gum', Remus is regarded a* unothor zteji ill t) • •f tin to striking min- had personally gone out with a gun cf Sanford flow outstanding entrance to the Columbine for the first vinyard of emirtiderablo plan of tins . oppo.dti u ti> i .I a fin* I fli* imiav .ii'fcring families and defended hia fleet of whisky returned her stare. Ho oat 1 .I(i111! M< would bo properly taken care uf more than a week, were not used. size to the Lake Mary section. LTS lilUi thlit* ( i.'irt oil a pitHCitt \ a nioit . trugie ajul pitiable trucks, a t they were travelling in hit hands folded and pv wring the next six or seven To keep pace with building acti. about the retuni of fopner Crown I tot ?••Ull in Several members of the state ’rinre Carol to Rouma''i*i. I’<*inof poftHltfUU: .nt t i t l i n g picture* Fufft : ingi sarrifici- and th» doud of the night over country lips quizsically. no did not j rhnrr months. It was agreed th at tho police were injured, none serious­ vity, extensive plans for purk the bljrjri- < . e on th** rinrvutl^n hat' f,i eii nudured and' reads with liquor for custom ers in in tho least perturbed, City should proceed a t once with ly. According to reports of the und street beautification huv'o been ier Bratianu, who i* ill r-itl* a llqui. appearance was . | rat M «f the other l l-y thcae heroic half n dozen states. •he necessary legal procedure for bottle rcuching Denver, a c h tn ll worked out by the Lnke Mary cold, li confident th at lie i ' h'« I we 'r ur.» betug tkut of Rartiola Remus, follow leaders of the Liberal P ’ »v ons uf tho tt». e,( WCl< fur viola •he issuance of a block of refund­ declared that when his demands Chamber of »’• mmerce. Mr. J ’.vnas, minor.) nnd th r families. In the two shots during 1 havt x'iretl . . .___ _ year-old daughter o f ‘ I.. 1... ing bonds tp be issued as near for the strikers to halt went un­ an ardent backer of the beiiutlfi* will weather tho storm. Brntianu I tn'i* ef I’.pn ylvnniu these miners my periious career," ho said. “The iwife, who came into the $.1 f in e |rri, , k *,:lm of brutal and in-1 f;r it xvni three yenrs ago when I •he first of the yenr as possible, heeded he ordered his men to beat ntlon work, plona to set Aut 200 is go ini: ahead with the govern­ Herbert I ment':- ret program. *nd offer the bond for rale at them back with clubs. Memlwr* of accorded them by | f jm j a j^ot in practico to sen how it [on Saturday and s a t ami W . j human tn .Un for parking vv»‘.h (Continued «>n Page Three) * father. Laid for th pttlic sale a fte r due advertisement the mob according to Scheref drew A. Davt* forfeit, toal und Iron police, the state con- felt to use a gun. The second time Ramola is loyal to PREPARES AIRPLANE FI.IVKK same I'tilar charge. | tnbulary und deputy sheriff. thereof. was on the morning of Oct. fl, when amount ot. knives and started hurling rocks Ruth to the memory of barged with “This issue will relieve the city end were rapidly overpowering O. Sommer* hi* "Willi tlio approu. h of winter my mind exploded and I shot and mother. It was the first t NEW YORK. Nov. 31.—(IN S) parking without , was nil- • heir hank.hlp * will ho alm ost tin- killer! that woman. •f the immediate demands, and the state police when the shooting had seen her fostsr-f —Clorenco l>. Chamberlin, transWhitmer for benruhlv ar.d they m ust have help will partially pay the valid obii- began. The state police were urmmUscd, u* wa ' the morning of tho Atlantir flier, .announced today rations of the City to be recited cd with rifles. u sim ilar cl -c in order to eiuluro them ." Prior to was in tho taxicab th at he was uhout to manuncture in the rail for the issuance of the esti ated a $25 the White House meeting, Lewis T. M. Uh l The injured were U*mg treat cm mother when Remus u fool-proof airplane flivver that bends. The balance of the issue a t the company’s offices near the ,* of druule und! hdd .i confertnca with high feder. bond on u ' i wife from it and shot u child could operat'* with safety, will ho told a t a later dale not mine. The Colorado coal fltriko Walker, charged at ion official* to map out plan* her. LONDON, Nov. 31- ( I N S ) - A . nt u cost of between $l.2U0 and disorderly. I with mi officer, for the all union campaign ugainst Jet determined. was called by I. W. W. trader* on N. (Emjieror) Cook’#little “enzoy * $1,500. Chamberlin said lie hoped to with interfen I’ve lost all the "I wish to say th at I found the Oct, 1$ in the southern field, bu. arm y" of 267 unemployed Welsh wa:. d l w i t i'i*1. Willie Green cs- the operator*. had for Ruth,’ Remua havo tlio first flivver pluno ready Investment bankers of New York immediately spread to the north­ cool miners which marched to Imn|| .1 a |1 0 I ,1 on a 'c h a rg o 'ot era. a tinge of t a c i . llarrlacn expressing the g reatest of confl­ ern field und a t present Is et- don to demand relief ifrom tho Bal­ by the first of the year. disorderly > PARIS. Nov. 12 — (IN S )—Ben­ voice. " I tried to uence In the City of Sanford, and fectivo in all Colorado coal camps dwin government for the starving Eddln* paid ID on a similar nett Doty, of Memphis. Tetin., wh > lady out of her since tha PA l'LIN O FAVOU1 IK it was indeed a source of great approximately 8.000 of the chargo. Eddiii* vin , 1,urged with wa* pardoned by tho French Gov­ seven. 1 schooled hot, families of idle miners in tho Welsh utipfaction to hear people who miner* employed a t peak propdut- coal field*, received moral support ernment ufter hi* desertion from her, clothed her and sho l NFAV YORK, Nov. 2L— (IN S) stabbing a woi ,..i-i with un icc ^present the financial Interest* lion eriods being idle. from an unexpected nunrtcr today — Paulino, the nxe-man, today was pick. the Foreign Legion, will bo given to work. "B ut now, *ho are Interested In Florida. L. T. Blaekwel I . ttented a $10 The Times printed u letter from quoted n 6 to« C favorite to beat n offi.iul release from his *n- that sho travelled druukenuss. *l*Ak so well of our City and Sir Alfred Mond, captHUt und in­ Johnny Rhko. Cleveland heavy, in bond on a ’chitrg country with her mot li.-tnicnt on Wednesday. 9 fine for purkWnd the helping hand of encourdustrialist, declaring that the gov­ their ten-n>und scuffle a t the Gwyn Fox |Kiid n In connection with Doty’s re- with that man, ~ JERUSALEM. Nov. 21. — (IN S) Kn-e, Minister of W ar PsinUro and condoned heir 'lenient.'* mg without Jigh ernment must not remain passive Garden Friday night. —Thmc menace of u new revolt in view of condition* in tin* cnnl inlionship, ^I cannot ' „ .. . , rliln y against the French Adl SyiL*» said: ,r.\UL:'-ugh'Tny efforts to *' A* u W uIf oL Art atrtnm.ddW ^ Sultan Atrnahi, leOdur of the last Ljoly were opposed by Army rial, Uu- ' rising against the French in Syria vu'.horit'e*. hi* release has already A la b a m a os a Tory. He demanded action to (over v i ith tiie French hold a rrlievo the crisis* mandoto), ha* i*sucd a manifesto ‘l . ax approved on tho grounds oj COVINGTON. FAI.ERA. AiI T N ov. 21.—(IN S) Cook’s, marchers wh<' paraded threatening to s ta rt a now revolt icntal affliction. H is release will —(INS)—Two --Blood found on the Montgomery through Ixind'j* t" T rafalgar unless the French cease th eir ef* i o granted nt th* latest by Wcd- stantly killed i highway m ar the spot where Mias Square ill a driving rainstorm SonDAYTONA' BEACH Flu., 2 1 — here n» th at carried tV m 'ovcr Euforts to erect « partition between neidny evening. The final papers iously Injured dnv afternoon were cared for by Montebanro, traveling aalesSyria nnd Jcbcl Druse. Sultan At- ire now.reedy and will bo pre- tided head on with A touring car which Mn. Laborite* over night. Meanwhile (1N S,—Leuvin*r New York i n * , *onian, was killed la*t week, was <*nted nt tho cabinet meeting pinna wtrr*nuiikt fu* the miner* to or tomorrow, Edwnrd V* >cnii-o criJ,|,r pi,mL, wq| t..* hrotight nnd ruihl, who is hiding in a small ruosday with my approval." bus three mils* in hands of a chemiat for was driving collided with the • eva passenger bus driven by Cw . villa go In T ransjordanltt,. said. •nalyxi*. march to Parlim-nt budding to and William 8. Brock, world filer*. un«d to communicate with filers night. - ' % it "Wo do not Intend to give In to Chief of police H. F. Blake of Culpepper. Mr*. Kent was driv­ demand not only relief f'*r their will fly here this week t<> stage an (| urin^ the flight, LIQUOR KILLS MANY families hut the m 'gnntion of Pre­ endurance flight dm an effort, * to »u city claimed th at MUa Monte- ing south on Beardall ami Krank A. Pier« n. seciutary of the French. We will ncq give up pepper was going •<*»«» *|u5S» mier Baldwin and hi* conservative break to prewent record fiftl.v two the local chmnbff of c q a in tn * the fight until wo establish n Un­ RALTIMORE, Nov.' 21 ( I N S ) !v!.rr ’. kil,cd wJt»> * Pisto1 ■* cabinet. after he had arrested her on The impact caused M ra , .. . . hours nnd twenty thee minute* a-ked th at the bench hero he ited Syria. If wo don’t succeed we i lie death rate in Baltimore from wpr e "Balwin must go.” is the watch­ hold by the German frier* * ornsl- pntrolied during the flight oral d­ will die in the nttcm pL So long c\uof nnd acuts alcoholium for T* *P*««llnff. He admitted car to swerve into “ th® , |n :ury. word of thi* demonstration, said iu* Edsnrt and Johann Ri^ticz, ne- fmninated ut niuht in co<*» of for- as blood runs In our vslna w# wii M hi* pistol “Into the a ir” in an other occupant* Nov. averages more than one shaken but Cook. “These nun are a symbol rording *» wort! received beru to- ccj landing. not retreat. Wo I**1* her, but diaclaimed badly n».sides fliers, -ay. Three Mr. Culpepper was brui»e«i son of tho misJry prevailing in the ilav by local chamber of commerce. IlnrolJ Kincuide, bullet wound In her head week-end " ' big district. tVe did not “ “•vd hv th a t fired from hi* W*M^* Kent was reported to be iwg bread. We want o Relative* of the woman the ^ “ ‘ bullet that, killed the louaholder FindsN.Y. WithConfidence In This City Foster Daughl P 1 Ruth Remus* Arrivi In Court Fails P eturb Defenc MOB IS FOILED t EFFORT' S 3A TTI • r Colorado Governor Calls Out National Guard ToStopFight New Move To Oust Biniinnu U nder way M $200 ml Durt F Unemployed Army Parades I n London During Rain Storm France To Release Doly From Service In Foreign Legion New Revolt Menace Seen I n Holy Land Under French Rule Mrs. K ent Slightly H urt In Auto Wreck Chemists Called In Shooting In J K S P i g s s-ssss^ ^ S si u” Ksi,hrt.w» g g ,"•{ Brock And ScItlee^'Wor 1d F l i c r s T « “ Stage Endurance Flight A t Daytona �•' *-* Congratulations •? Vl» ■ , M r. W arner ResiaurantMas Undergone ExisnsiveAllerationsAnd i .epairs in Past Few Weeks opening Serves Only the Rest Grade A. Milk Supplied Fresh Twice Daily From (!»•; going extensive alng the p a n nevexal ' :»!•! T C .1fe will for door* Monday » i t to an nnn'nunc ■ Wu W. W arn: cei who will a! of the cafe 1 fr V*.It to one n • .. and .a ttra c t, Under the Man ay- mt nt :.;. j Biggers Dairy Farm Sweet Mill •vetion. Ti • rto conside •' i i '-tiny rhan^'i vh >!e eslahii*. ». pieces cf cqui . hi n have been i . p'.uv has keen : . .ipvr >1 through• • i huv* l».en in:.•j.‘. ^ .mini.-*. " • . k mom, wh. a* • '•* fr >m the I ■tii Park Avfcn • • :.n I i ilin™ Sweet ( ream I. The waU't h un uitn a wn* • i a t oitihita. •>!•>• 17. pg In• i i r»t j Rutter Mil! h: r *i» years manager of the ire Hotel in Findley, 0., and years hrad of the Columi i tiautuaipjn Lake. N. Y. iring the services of W. ins as chef, Mr. Warner he will hi able to offer . die the bc-«t cuisine in the t crvice of f»f. bins who foirvici- of fi- tins who fo: AO y ar- r.a* iieeti chet ► ! itel For pst l.ake. •♦ ha * ser. d -omc of the • a - hot I in the country : o - d cook and • iV. m .r I! in Chicago. ’ •‘!.tin ilou-i in l);n v tr. Vn iieihdt .. d Park Av­ . :•-» in New York b»*ing rhe toitc!- tii.it have emoi. In a- li’.ain Dohliins •he liimng • .ir service of man t'-impi'iy, woi':ing i! if th. I.i jfe roadl nut -•-••and Nets York. * ti.i- wnfie • "I .iinpa. The ■ t. < i! vii \vi .i1 ch mu’, •nniiu.'t ^ ^ V ] Congratulations 1 ---------------- i - — V ^ r - •• 1 >«iT* * * i 7 Christmas Card • M r. ' We carry a complete line, and can give on you cards at almost any price, depending upon quality, style, and quantity, ILv* you place your order for the opening 0f ij V a ld e z Cal , Before Warner : plain, printed or engraved on short not- F re d ; - A w ait * General Painting Contract* Christmas cards be sure and look over Besides the finishing our line. Phone 417-W and a repres­ of the Valdez Cafe entative will call with samples. we are finishing the '* interior of McCrary'* V is itin g C a rd s Plain. Engraved or Embossed. Cor. It. Ft. Ave. and Commercial St. 25 to $1 and 5 _ & lOc Store. For The Rest in Painting Consult us ' Phone 5G8-W. 2fin8 SanfoH ----------------------------- i - -------------- = r — 5 r »• f ir »r jr e e u n ' W i g h t P r in t S h o p Kin' ■ e le m e n t - !i m nuT M u rd e re r S e n te n c e d In ( h a ir T h is W eek W ith IV.n H oldup K illers E n jo y I dim ple) S e rv ed By J a ile r Fla.. v. Id i IN'S) ii mi **i * oinking, none u iir ii ' rged from the mi’li ch i: v jnil t'nis week uily jad. i carried to a trio n a y of choice ■ thi n of the niep hi* s e r e I .th all the dignii .>ie i.i .. .i.anre ii hmel of •' T H E V A L D E Z C A FE W e Will Be Furnished • I v it It ■■iii Ii i .ire 1 I .* . ill*, '| Imnias ■idim ll'-ii'lcroiit. h • • ii" dinni'r ns one •I •• I upon the t-lcct:-tc prison fnrm • tlto dcntli penalty open th W ith Clean Linens i as the "hummer . .t «n d to the •• c t lie iiiiinler of •« wif.-, and three • c | that he had . nil in all. He I *. >n m ii* i ! ' ■ IiiiIi I mun •* tenet;. Pr' '••‘rd two yeni • i in ■ mat C o rn e r 1st a n d P a rk - Avc. 11 I in ( ) . la rd •» • in# i«u*i Ii. mter-on were coil I ar.l *. • , Meed to death on a ■l' ha. iiu lain Antonio Re­ urn, n i -it^iirautrur, during a V holdup. Sanford Laundry Inc Phone 475 Rranch O ffice ArcadeB/i November 20 th r t t l .1 L J Catering : will Ti V J -- rive to "ive l!vo citizens of ! .wee' place lo eat. Where the L l!loy went cocked properly and with us on our opening'day, we Parties A n d O ther ' *j !J Functions O- T-- 3 .. 1 T . 7 /A • 1T rk vT / /\ V / i u v .- -I L l i N. Park Av r~i ■ | 1 ^• — }• Private Dinning Room For Luncheon �\ wo t h e sa ni No Place For Crooks ford Herald i n t o m ; i t \ i , n ( Mo As Brisbane Sees It nday , nov . 21 , io::7. Mebbe the Boys Still Think It’s H a l l o w e ’e n USE ooorr otirrooom « « » • p « ili ir «t H arare, r u r l s a For the past several years Florida has been a hotbed for F’rosperUjr— Hardest Teat gunmen during the winter season. Bandits from New York The Feamale Cochineal. 1 flmJM M l t M Still Time To Hut . ISIS, ■« tk* FMtitfto* and Chicago, second-story men from*1Atlantic‘City and Kun_ h «H4 i * M t f art •• kekee, pickpockets from Hoboken and wire tappers from 9100,000.0007 Bagatelle. w m itfe 1 i*atH r A r th u r llrla h a n e Philadelphia, crooks from every nook and cranny from Aug­ . KUITUH mu U DUN ..MiNAOED C aavrlabt iMT h* St**t r a . usta, Maine, to Los Angeles, California, hnve realized the FARD RRRO MIUW easy pickings of Florida resort towns and have feasted luxlK JOINED “ PRESIDENT COOLIDGE tells itm ac n k m o M h a t e s the world and Philadelphia's Union 'M r ---------------------- 97-09 uriously upon them. RM Tourists came down with plenty of money which they I-eague club th.it this nation Is now •n lk a — ----- •ITS ir pot W H k _____ ..MAS usually carried around their pockethooka ready to use or confronted by u new test, prosper­ po» Tm > _____ lose.. It was no uncommon sight in the Inrger resorts to see a ity. 'il<k Fa»f«rA*a R w i t f oooo. stranger uncover a roll of several thousand dolffirs when payThat la the hardest of testa, for ttk M rik n !• tW lit* ™ Kiwi lm l« « i w l » l i * from Jng for a drink of coca cola, nor to read about the stick-up individual or nation, and part■ U triw . motto- otpmmlomtlom t Ik M u lii «r«Hi 4*11? ooTOf- nfterward in which possibly two or three kids of eighteen or ticulur hard fur a republic. 111* Im NIk i m t i • ( tfc* •" - nineteen made expenses for their trip. Prudhommo said "Monarchies are ■WlfM. T*e L N. I . l i W f f l i l . Ir iftkiM t t i Ki«n4» M i it> Florida law ci-operated as much as possible with these destroyed by poverty republic by p H a t r of i M i l l U •*•!• «««• la vultures.- Shrewd shysters, little better than the crooks they wealth." ,*wW***< ______________ If wo cm* stand weath ns we _ "t m l l f f i l i U a BMMbar mt lk» defended, found technicalities in a primitive code so full of 4 iil< Harraa at C lm lallaaa. aa loop holes it looks like a piece of Swiss cheese to a catfcful have now we ran stand anything. taleraalU aal Aaaaalallaa a t Pik« >H, i i t f t l l w n , a ad Adtarllalaa observer. Sentimental juries entirely indifferent about the . I i r i l i 'a k l f k rraalraa rack Fifc. THOMAS A. EDISON, ex­ I itabar w tn lf i la f i k a l t la a misfortune of some victim from Oshkosh, Kalamazoo or B l l a m i k a adll at aabaartrtlaaa Hohokus failed to convict. Lawlessness was encouraged by perimenting with 600 plants, 1J»I» la *rifT lu verify abaalatrlr III r l l l a i al clrralalloa as well aa the permission of such law violations as horse and dog m e-1reeks a substitute for the rubber It I m Im m larlbada. tree. m MONDAY. NOV. 21. 1927._ ing, frequently countenanced by the “best people." While Mr Edison reeks natural But with a flat season Inst year, during which mnnv, who substitutes .for rubber trees, "7 * r»l«"»K I*A l.U > j*HOGHAkl |f_K#aaatar la rllf aad awaaty ad- for years had come to Florida to be robbed, went to Californ­ Germans are developing synthetic 1atlaialrullun. ia. there seems to have developed in the minds of the rubber tn end rubber tree plant­ . t f - l l f f r - l Malrr ruate *a Jaehaaapeople u determination to rid this state of the crooks. We are ing. Once the world got scarlet •; * Ilia. [ |f> L'analrurtlaa at II. Jaaaa ladlea beginning to renlizu that if we are to boast as the play- i dyes t,y kilim" aril drying female liver laaal. at moalbly "Par ground of the nation, we must! have a playground that is cochineal msec's. It would have • l a a a j u r a i l u*■ a „ , i y n * » k ." 1 I u-Aaaaiaallaa af balldla* pra- safe. No man, who can afford to go where he wishes," will been waste of time to look for an- i uui—hull select a place where he must carry a “forty-four" in order other better in-ect. Aniline dye* _____ _ T a a t a i a a l l y ( ' b r a t . to defend his life and property.* settled tie in-eel question. f>~d.'naiplrllaa at vlly beaalltlra* ,l**»a pr«afra m. We noticed recently iin the Palm Beach Independent that ■ -A i t a aad madrra haipllal. IT WAS SUGGESTED here re ­ three bandits who pillaged a Lake Worth filling station, were that as hot weather wouldn’t BIBLE \E K 4K FOB TODAY immediately apprehended in Miami. They were returned to cently {GOD'S WONDERS:—The hills Palm Beach, promptly tried and sentenced to fifteen years inst all winter, th? wise should buy furs anil overcoats without tlted like wax a l the presence of Lord: the heavens declare His each. A short time before, four bandits were captured in Mi­ waiting. A cold wave all along the tteousness , und all tho people ami one day and the next morning sentenced to long terms at Atlantic seaboard und a blizzard in Chicago yesterday, emphasize HU glory. Psalm 97:6, 0. Rai fiord. that advice [PRAYER: Ht-w wonderful are tioods a u still marked down, Judge Hart ridge of the criminal court of record of Palm Ijr works,0 God, and that my Bench declares he is going to break up the gangs of criminals und this is the time to buy for ll knoweth right well. who come south each year when the first snow flies. He is the winter which is sturling. BRIC-A-BRAC said to have told theihandits that if they hud any friends in “ BRISK RISES” in Wall direct Ittle things that no ono needs— the North <it might he n good thing to write them and warn yesterday. Some have made money Little things to Joke about— them to:stay away. ho rapidly and easily it almost Ittle landscaper, done in beads, hurts their uinsdenccs tn take This is a good sign. Florida is fed up on crookedness. the Little morals, woven out, profit. ittle wreaths pf gilded grass, Now is ns good a time asmny to rid the state forever of law­ New York’s Guaranty Trust Little brigs of whittled oak lessness. Company reports increased re­ ottled painfully in glass— {These are made by lonely folks. -rv- The Agricultural Conference saly folk have lines of dnya Long and faltering and thin; Therefore— little wax bouquets, Prayeta cut upon a pin, |t tl » map# of pinkish lands, Llttl* chart* of curly seas, Ittle plate of linen strands, ■Little verses, such as these. —By Dorothy Parker, —In Tho Bookman — sources of $100,000,000. That causes no excitement. Hitch finance hns pnssed out of the million into the billion dnys. QUAKER STATE OIL OUT CR-VTOtL H & J E ’SO ■ j -t ------ »--------I: wouldn't rurprisc us if Geora t least, will claim that Yale t* e best football team In the When a team can run a season against such n ti as Georgia, Dartmouth, , 'Afmy, Princeton and HarwUb pnly a i single defeat, bad. -o’.r. iMn't It bs fun if the judge . Cincinnati court had -called ■* bluff by allowing T aft to , t Ramus' challenge to go the corridor and settle it tn m an? The ex-pnsident’s l.ata n d r over six feet and tips i-toam a t around a hundred and %ty. He Is a form er football LKjukstbsU star, and not so .Jtly Th* Herald was Inthat tha men backing San(proposed morning daily rag others, Hutton, Lake, and Housholdsr snd we la Saturday's issue. I t j i th a t by so doing, Injustice to M r. Hous•m phatkally denies i f connection w hatha new paper. We o r aad apolosrlx* to IsU ua.uu r PARK AVENUE I? now the _ • fashionable street of New York and the Right Reverend Protestant |j Episcopal Bishop Burleson, * of South Dakota, says he saw more Of the thirty-three dairies listed painted faces and undraped bodies in this report only two hove a on Park Avenue In one afternoon bacteria count of over 100.0(F) nnd than South Dakota, only four with a count in excess in .75 years among the Indians of That is his reply to the question: o* 50,000. The highest count wa* 151.260 again* t Sanford’s 200,000 "What chance ia there of civilizing which i.x the limit perm itted for the Indian." sab* in this city. The lowest Or­ lando count was 5,660 as against our own (Longwood Dairy) of ■10,000. The average of Orlando bacteria count war about 28,000 Sanford 116,260 or mote than three times as great. Personally we chall continue unrclentingly the fight against bac­ teria and when better milk L Supplied from a Deep Well sold it i our ambition to pro, and stored In a hermetically rtuce It.- Me are not merely satis‘‘•J* l.° k’ad the field in cleanest sealed tank, which preventi milk for two months In succdision contamination. Loch Ar­ but we are however, pleased that we are making progress la bor’s water la aa pure and Rood aa any to be found In the right direction. Florida. If tye have sufficiently aroused our comeptitors to take exception Ask for a sample and to our acts they will attem pt to combat us with cleaner and aaf- have It analyzed. er milk. Then w« shall have served well not only our own customer) and theirs but the entire public. Sanford then can point to her “ n.iUry„ mllk supply with JuitL flble pride. Our record Is established. Hats ----------------------o - _____________ _ The Sanford Forum Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen: We cannot fully agree witn Mr, Spencer that Sanford's milk suply is everything it should be. Aa lea of the quality of milk supilied by the various Sanford daire», whether grade A, B of Z may well be had by comparing the Orlando milk report for October published Nov. 11 in the ReporturStar, In part it Is us follows: "Certified milk is produced under strict rules and regulation* and must not exceed a bacteria (germ ) count of 10,000 per C. C. It is a raw milk und not pasteur­ ized. ,-----------------------------------"Baby milk is a raw un-pa»teurixed milk*. It i» produced und­ er strict rules and regulations and must not exceed a* bacteria (germ )'count of 15,000 per C, C. "Milk (raw) i» * natural milk not pastueriied produced under the regular rules and regulation* of the health departm ent, and should not exceed a bacteria count of 100,000 per C. C. **A high bacterial count in milk Indicates lack of clsanlinaaa in plod action (milking, etc.) or Uck of ear* a fte r production (cleanli-* of utaaaiU, milk paila, -bobt E f •tra in ctom s, etc}, HUK J LOCH ARBOR Has Pure W ater D eF orest Sanford 1601 w . First 8 l Ag /s ik H '-i- dl Ju*t Unloaded a Car Of Carey Shingles And Roofing They are Guaranteed COLDS fact that guns popped all day CECIL L. RINES T SECURITY Cnlled for the purpose of p la c in g Florida’s farming in­ SEEMS to he a conspir­ terests on a more organized basis, a conference sponsored by acyTHERE u'cainst poor Wall street bears. LUMBER CO. the state chamber of commerce will be held within the near John J. Rnskob, head of General future in Jacksonville. The primary object of the agricul­ Motors Finance tells 500 industrial 52ft Maple Ave. Pnone 797 that 1928 will see such tural gathering is to so arrange and co-ordinate the grow­ leaders prosperity ns the nation has never ers’ interest to guarantee a more substantial return from the Known. 0.500,000 automobile* will many resources at their command, it- turned out in 1027. And 5,000 000 neat year Florida for many years,’> says the Jacksonville Journal, -fc, WAITING “has recognized the existence ot opportunity with the soil, JUDGE INCH SAYS “one slip’*, I Jihalh not f aar * arid has seen the need of concealed campaigns to develop- it TTrtts nnt•p rovtm woniftrr'Immoral When Age 'comes on ’ Lnd the dark hair and to bring more farmers to tho state. But more than the or justify with holding citlxenshlp t» white upon mere proclaiming of the state's worth, movements are need­ from her. My head. seems to depend on the size ed that will result in practical utilization. A conference such andit kind cf the slip. Poor Ev* as the state chamber lias called will help to center attention bit the apple For this I know: unit that slip cost on practical steps to bring more farmers to Floridu and to not only her citizenship but her The seasons run From fire to snow. provide them with the assistance they have everv right to itrtujil residence in the garden Life la soon done ami the privilege of bearing ask.” F or all. children without pain. —In one day, HILL’S The building of an agricultural empire in Florida must Resides, the law, which allows Cascara •Bromide-Qui­ Unflinchingly nine tablets knock a necessarily be done on an- organized basis. Every induce each dug one hlle before con­ cold. Leave you feeling I wait the word. ment should be offered to those who desire to come from demning him, might well allow line. Look for red box. A m igratory, a Indy one slip. other states to help develop tho soil. Florida’s advantages 30c. AUdruuiati. E ager bird . . . must be set forth and must be done in a convincing manner BIRKENHEAD. ONE OF Eng Then homel V< — By J. R. Moreland and not on a scheme that sounds anything like a promotion land’s ablest men, culls H. G. Wells -—Front The Wlll-o’-the-Wisp— plan. We may picture the most alluring prospects but unless a "pamphleteer and fictitious autoIt is ensy to under we back them up with evidence of our contentions we will biographer." -estimate your contemporaries. It sounded as -‘if the political The Duke lit Saint-Simon fam ­ paigri wero warming up yester- attract no outside agriculturists. - Generator . , but It was really just the There is no question about the richness and fertility of ous for his memoirs of Louis the lUntlng season getting underway. Floridu soil. We all know thnt, but the people of other state.* Fourteenth und the regent, scorn­ -------- ofully mentioned a young man nam ­ Starter and do not. It is for the purpose ol, acquainting them with the ed Aronet, saying: "I mention And now comes a rooter for the iveraity of Georgia who ad- facts that some kind of a get-together meeting between the him only because his father was The state employed by me and my father as Ignition th at Yale has tha beet foot- various agricultural interests should lie held. notary." That young Aronet, bet­ team In the Middle W est. chamber of commerce has taken, the lead and its plan should ter known as Voltaire, wrote 00 Service receive the heartiest co-opcrution. • The Journul emphasizes odd volumes of which the last was despatch from London says the French revolution and threw Our Specialty t the Countess of Cathcart 1* the importance of the meeting in this manner; stin g from angina pectoris “Attention must be directed more toward placing the out the whole tribe of Saint- Sim­ Jqst goes to show what citrus nnd truck industries upon basis from which they ons’ kings, etc. | AUTOMOTIVE jj v l turpitude will do to you. will realize more profit. It is too had thnt the movement to REPUBLICANS WHO WOULD ---------o--------Uendd scooped the Report- bring William M. Jardine to Florida to take over the manage­ force President Coolidge to accept ll ELECTRIC CO. * K vBtnr on the story about the ment of nn organized citrus industry hns fallen through so a second nomination an detection, S storage plknts and here’s far, and that no other man of equal prominence and of recog­ whether he want them or not, ask | W. First at Oak. Phone 2.16 y a committee to decide the exact ug Sanfopj scoop* Orlando nized, ability was not secured when it was found that he could m:nnng of "I don’t choose.* the plants themselves, not be prevailed upon to come. Those words n rj as clear n* o Sheriff Hand's declaration that '‘Florida has made progress agriculturally. Movements rock chrystal. They mean: “ I would .be absolutely no bulli­ under way have demonstrated that the state’s hopes for an don't want I don't Intend. I don't o n 'th e first day of the season, agricultural empire are possible of complete realization. like." All plain enough. slch happened to be Sunday, quite humorous in view of Practical plans, however, must be adopted." a and go Farther foi yo Money. Free Crank* Service. POll'lM w o a f r i ’fiM *' I Persistent coughs tad colds leal a serious trouble. You can stop thcaiif with Creomulsion, an emulsified soto that is pleasant to take. Crtea* •ion is a new medical discovery two-fold action; it soothes sad Wd I the inflamed membranes and iahikfc I germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is i» ognixed by high medical suthoriiia* I one of the greatest healing agrneiaj, L persistent coughs and colds snd ctkt I forms of throat troubles, ("rrctualii* contains, in addition to creosote.stW healing elements which soothe udk^ the infected membranes and itoa fa irritation and inflammation, whil« th creosote goes on to the stomieh.lt A | sorbed into the blood, attacks the i of the (rouble and checks the p* of the germs. • Creomulsion Is guaranteed utlda lory In the treatment of prrsiita roughs and colds, bronchial »<*^ bronchitis and other forms ot rnpb I lory diseases, sad is excellent for bsdi ing up the svstem after colds «r k Money refunded if any cough or esUi not relieved after taking accordisii directions. Ask your druggist. (idvj Drink - Elder Another Lot Of Springs W ater 30x3 1*2 Cord Tires at Health Insurance $4.95 We Buy and Sell Bottles of All De­ scriptions. Rear of Black Beauty KOTS’ Big Reduction In S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave WEDDING WANTED An unusually good op portunity for any coupli that wishes to marry to re eelve the license, minister and wedding presents all furnished by the ’Sanford Kiwanis Club. Ceremon) will be performed by any minister that the couph may desire, nnd will be ns sacred as any other wed ding ceremony. If Interest ed. Phone 95, or write E. F Lane, Box 329, Sanford Fla. NEW SHIPMENT OF CIRCO HEATERS TWO SIZES Circulates Warm A ir Fireproof (No Exposed Flame) Operates A t One Cent per Hour Odorless (No Gas Fumes) Low Price —- High Quality Phone 5 7 9 For Demonstration Or See Display .At Our Store T he Famous 29x4.40 Baloon Tire at ...........................*................. We Have a Few' More 31x4 Cord Tires at ........................................ .........$875 32x4 Cord Tires at ...................................................$9.75 33 x 4 1-2 Cord Tires a t ............................................ $11.50 Gel one of the rtew Sanford Booster Plates., only . $1.00 Free Crank Case Service— All The Popular Oils Sindnire—Mobilol—Quaker State—Pennzoil Veedol Texnco Westinghouse Batteries ............... ......................... $12.00 San Juan Garage Co. Sanford “Electric Power!A Consumer-Owned Industry” Say* .IUley Fluke! President of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company "There can be no doubt th at light and power distribution U a moot important element in o u r life, in the community, In. the neighbor­ hood In the hounehold. The owner. *hip of the electric light and pow­ er compsnira is now in the hands or more than 2,000,000 direct., in­ ventor* in public utility ntocks. and indirectly, in the hand* of million* more of hank depositor* and hold­ er* of life . Intturanee... policies through their ownership of public utility bond*. Thi* I* people’s ownershlp under the regulations."* __ of th e high sense of res­ ince Mr. Fiske’s ponsibility developed by statem ent was made the these companies in their number of inwstoni in dealings with the public. electric power companiej Operate*) under the Amha* grown to over three rican principle of initia­ millon. tive, and directed by a It ia estimated th a t dur­ personnel of tested integ­ ing 1926 nearly four hun­ rity and publicmindedness, dred thousand customers these companies have so bought over three million definitly identified them­ share* in th e ’electric pownsilftellghlCe .ee. .—a.m selves wi h t ‘'-c interest of er companies serving the public, th at the stru­ them. All told, over thircture of America’s pros­ ten and a half million perity snd progress rests shares of stock have been purchased by tha custom­ t a a large degr*e tap*11 ers of these companies. th iir service. These owners are found in America’s unequalled level every walk of life. Two of comfort and prosperity, companies alone report made possible through nearly fourteen thousand cheap, abundant power, representing 269 seperste dervloped under 'the Am­ occupations. erican principle of individ­ The movement toward ual initiative, Is the best customer ownerihip of in­ of reasons why that prin­ dustry finds Its largest ciple should b# preserved expression in the electric and perpetuated. power companies because •The complete text of Mr. Fisk’s statem ent will be furnished sri on request. �TT1E SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. NOV. 21, 1927, •i " >■ i. Social A n d Personal Activities I J K ' I J n S J j Office Telephone HH MUS. I*RED. S. DAIf.KK, Society Editor Residence Tel VJ ===== L - - ^ WAS NOT ACTED iTiiM n a n unaerwoou Auxiliary’s Party \ t Hos.css To Members I.rjrion Hut Declared Ut Minute Men Class Most DelightfulAtlair iiiVrch wiil have i ^ n‘c' l ' ni- l u f i la>t Sewing Hub w.l 1 “ with Mfa3 Madeline Mallet. I her hpme od First Street. IBusincia watnen» circle of th •re-byterim Church meets a I;n o'clock at the church. | Krehing bri'gc paity *',r aiemt. I 0;.v.„ So-ini Iiepa: tiv c it of tl* ifotflar.'* flub at h o’cloi*.: wit ■•r, ‘ru’vitl !.. Thrasher. Mrs..'. I d ( ... n,,d Mrs. James ti. She f i , ::c h -s.c f WKIi.VUSI’AA I hit cm tare llepnrtment <>r tin lclUI,rn’. I Kill will hold bus:nes> KiCeting •: oM tck followed In |Uy nadinj:. [ j rnny Sra dding ( trilc of tn h r-t liapti>t ( lean h will me?t a I,., Lai ■cl* Mrs. K. M. Carroll o: Itagnolia Avenue. THURSDAY I Ftilun Thanksgiving services a In a*, the Cnnjfregal!unn rhurcli. f k ih a y I Xlr l h i Mat.hews will enter Itdn the uwat fieri of the I,otta | ttuu ISralge Club a t oVInel It her hoiiic mi Kim Avrnuc. | Yacht Club Ihtnce at !• o’elocl. 1- the YarhCClub. | ff, (Jr* \. Howard Chapter IK 1> r. Mill hold Hireling at !t n'clofli a r F f home <f Mrs. \ \ . J . Thigpen ot fark Avenue. 1 SATURDAY Cbildrn's matinee at II) o'clock U the Milano theatre. [ fhildn Vs Miry In ur at )0 n tlock at the Library. *• ^ | SUNDAY ; Aman I metc.oriul services of ;lt kfntin"l'.' Chajitrr No. 'J (). KS& m;l! I ■ l.'ld at, /lith) pVloekwiU tc M.t onir Tetdpll.l , , : . “ H ' Parent-Teacher Body Of East, Side School Holds Enjoyable Meet Ifonstflii let If Xr. S’. P. C arter of Plntnx, (la amitir..,' her dnughtet* t(n\| /hu It Itsr.iiK nnd Mr*. \V. K. Lowery. : Mr. ruul Mrs. C. C. May of Pant ( t v are visiting (n Sunfo/d * ike guci ta of Mrs. II. 0. MetU- '• . I*, is not all honey acting ft.t films, as (intirio, the lending l.araeter in ‘‘tx s Miserable:." ii> Universal-Film de Fran i i <ductinn which comes to tlu '•!,’aae Theatre today and ton: < <■ tow. will ,il[ you. One day win j . It-tiri Fesmtirt was' making r-o.n ‘ the early i-.-enes, ont? of the a r remarked to Gnbrlo, who v.u i at <1 in a corner looking e v ie ’ rn i n ic e r tnan usual: "W hat's ihe m atter, Gabrin* \ you're no being - filmed, yon | •• surely .mile a litMc!** • » "I'o you i pert m^xt'bv sin ' * I-eii | ‘ve had nothing to e <■ •< e seven :tt the moniitljf! I « • • •• o'tloek!” • complnhi *1 V. ' .t :tit-(i: 1 tan. ‘ i'heii v’tu've had no lun.lt” • M. Fe - ocr: forbade me '. out - starved in this pint Here 'he piodncer interrupt 1 t't explain: "T<M.uy we are filming : ue of Jean Valjvwn'e urriv.i Mgr. M> riel's. - The |:« ■** |.. h<*p of Iiigne ii going to off* ip to Valjeini and yMj 'Wh'" th.at he i> to golible it clow a t: vettously. I have therefore foh’ddeit Gabrin to oat, »x> that ii> I Mild appear really Starved. Jo 1 I oh at his face—he looks : 1 though he would nwnllowr you at1 r flight aw ry’" [ in the eml it was found' i c j ; ■ iblr to film the scene th a t d.. I 'Iter tdl. and tiabrio was oblige i i resume lih fa* t the day aft« t , >itrh isprofessional ronscienli(Continued From Page 1* iti iioj-i! ,.. \Vi< hiogtoriaii iind ( ’oioi Fluut" | and Amitriiliun :<i!k ":tk .\i•. Ivans has placed an order fi 1 >:<k i a:ii| 2m* Washingtonian, (•'n.: eiready been plail'etl. The iag i. being d1ue in the park v.i stud the parks. During the. lust wear table and ' <in :ws fur picnic parties have ! r •!! installed in one ptu'k, and Mr. I.'itrs ia now p u paring nnotlieu "rip of ground fey park pur’we . Mr. Keans aaniuiieetl that plar.< are heirg ptaJe to clear a »i\-u.id *. a suiY-nailing •'?i,naV»i." (!'•• World's biggest living cypre ttia* > hii.li grew iag about tw" iiiili'i south of Lake .Mi|ty. The laud w/ v given by Senator ii. O. Ovemtrret t.l Orlando, for whom the giant , CARD OK THANKS'. ,S t i r v . which is. d2 feet in c iiu m ^ fcrtace lb inches above the ground, is named Mr. Evaua raid n crew "f frh mil ami neighbor* for, tlietr runnel* would he put to work kirdnei*. mid beautiful floral ofthere is a short linn* to clear ui.d A t ing/-, ia our jx’Cent bei eaveiuent mi the loan of our husband anti drain thf* land. l.eke' Mnry ritizun* uru already father, J. I.. Miller, looking fopvtirtl to tbei’" lltiril an.M r*. J. K. Mittvr andV am lly. niuit Obi Rcople's reception to l>« Mr. mol tUrx. Tioy Ruy. * given at tin* Cham fer of (’ommcrcjj Mr. and Mr». Jno. K. Duher New Year's Kve. I.u year mur* •dr. nnd hrr«, Kdvvunl Auliek. than SO men and v ia< n enth •'.(* yearn ohl or older atended and had The friemla of Mr*. O. T. Alford the time of their lives making will be pleased to learn that she If Improving a fter an extended Hi­ res* at h /r home on French Avenu Tj •- J. D Taylor Cape’ Charles, Vn irrivt-fl het'e Saturday to spend the ■inU't. Mr*. Taylor will j* in him hro b irr. ■ Enrictt ‘MrCnll, Raymond G l‘, v r.r/l l ee A. Conoley left Sun­ il*)’ evening for ti hunting trip of Dverttl days., Cleveland taut M r1 W. J, Steed of Kisdbiinee will arrive here Tuesday to stieiH, a short time witli her mother Mrr,. •I. G. Halt and xUlcr Mr*. Dirk Drown. ... PRINCESS W'H (pond a week hunting. •Jr. and Mr*. Ben Austin an* JjWntn the birth of r. son, Sunday, Novi.i: j ;j. The baby hus been faulted Hcii Steele Austin. Monday “Arizona Bound “Boys Will Be Mr*. Paul RciJfcrn and two chil■r5It *'f Wildwood are visiting k'f’’ a* the guest* of her parant* ir, nnd Mrs. (I. W. Spencer. in thoroughly modern and sanitary quarter*. , . Mina Olive New mm, returned ■ ■Saturday evening from JackPtivjil* and Pimsncolu vvhera she ^ b;cn .xIMiniiini. Ihi» mist until Mis* Knrnli WhcclM# U r. and Mm. t)tt* R h a w been the guc.vt* of Mrs. Howard Lot ~ nt th on Park Avenue, left F h noon for their hm ui a t l [ml. MBETS TUESDAY ChrD tfan Mutt & Jeff Ladies Suits. All Wool Velours a n d Velve­ teens. Broken Sizes and odd lots. Values ui) to $35.00, Special One lo t of tweecL CcJ&t Suits Valuoi>..up V* $29.00. All, sizes. Price Tuesday,; / i :Jrtj(i Wednesday VAJ*'-.; Ladies Coats Discontinued Styles Worth up to $25.00. Sale Price Tues­ day & Wed­ nesday. N othing JBx!«*•(»# i chahgedjN o )»V ’ U' '•(■('K Altering. No, 0,1 > ' ‘3 •Refuncfe': A'.’ u'-.l, 'iijM •<,'( ; Come Early. .— ijjiun. tRiidl * *,* -'hna' m siom a • ’*■'***-»' t at Wood* of MullimC AVeat In;i- U visiting in the* cliv us1 Mrs. A. P. Connelly • niiKinicd by r u s t 0f >jr. nn,|. Mr!t. c M.■ honit* Sundav evening frem ()r-.| ‘ Mrs. J, N. Tolar M, K I • nt *wlr home on E ast SWert-■ lamb, wher.* she xpeitt everul <Dv* her aunt, Mrs.. <*■ ■ui f r ( ’odtjjp Connelly left Motidny aft rr . with nar grandson L [he Orange Ga.. where Jh e} ■ • Tireompao f t C-qernl Jiospltal. ,p» far i*e SUNfO* even-’ & W m i Newman wIwj>was aa J 'Mr. and Mrx. FC. M. Slfrct^; irt; ionri—imkirHi t e u i n t a t Ml** (ibdy* Tam er * bounce the birth «f.p *•** T*jpdlwiding. Wediirsday f t " 5 5 2 k ? ! 1 -myRl “'f.'S f .Syf neon al KTr>7 ^ Jl I r i w i v v r o • xfttniifyolin '.|1 Al. • 'M ot t*> lm i »vm .*T*v i i )t'» 1W• /c * !*iUc4 .V a iistiiu); *?•»#*rtt| s.'ntt', w*< $ 3.95 AtniHTl Dresses Silks and Woolens. In Discontinued Styles and Broken Ladies Wool SI * f • Kiv-flpl All Sizes. Vajpi to $7,00. Only \ these to "1close Sizes. Values up to $29.00 Tuesday and Wednea These are real Yahji No Alterations. No Refunds 2nd Floor MONDAY AND TUESDAY ‘ •* •* * * » . will arrive hern WedajlLil' the Thanksgiving % > \ VI». » V \/y f » t . o 2nd Floor Dr. Samuel Ptilcrton. Leon Le Roy, Dr. A. W. Epps, K. II. Me Cracket) -o)ni .L'lurlca bJ'llMTi formed a pnrty leaving Saturduy for Salt Lake where they will m end a week «>r ten day* duck l'*‘Cha Takrtch who Is al- Tffllianv iMoon* s . 'T j r Sf »,Vto^n#s. .VIS* M is. Nellie Vail Knbanks, \vh" ha* been spending several weeks nt Miami anil points on the Hast Const i* spending a short time here visiting friend*. Spring n du arm M|*3 Nanette Mr Donald nnd Mr.'.' I.. II. Srt ith spent the week 4itd at Lakeland nt the guests of Mrs. Sialth** (m trnts, Mr. and M^e. G, W. lira:.well. S u n ' i ”'y ^'(nies ConLnt Coats, Suits, Mr.t. W arner CniTull and Mr. Munn. who have been the guests i>f -Mr. and Mr*. Rex Pippin, left Patunlny evening for th ir hom<* a t Ozark, Ala. Mi. nnd Mrs. « . K. McCall and ktkjr. motored to Orlando, Sunday 'll‘ o lltey spent the afternoon ttilh friends. i - . .. Tuesday and Wednesday To Close Out Gulf Fertilizer Gets Shipment A fter Fire Unrifijingjfor OrTd^l.A ■nt tiic week-etitf vvith IrlCads, )•. (iiihrio Starved Himself So He Could Make Film Realistic; Master Picture ToHeShown At MilaneToday, Tomorruw The Minute Alon m ( In** wu/r f 'it, many soe'.ul afi‘;.ir , Vlightfully entertained Friday the It* we/k. «,tu> of t| veiling n the hyi/.o of Miss Natl *" •’ . tt.'nyiihle was that *»f F i,.! v 'ntiur.vnoil tm U LMt Fifth S tric t. ’ 1 ;■»<« whent^he Auxiliary rie ni all* kind* were ; played ’ W 1 •j.-m j.A;.j(in gaV(. a a , 'urintc the evening and t»t a* :t ’ n ' rhlge party at the j v hoar refreshment* <• n iiitf n / Hi.. The a ffa ir wa h - 'A ; f pinouppl-; salmi, c*«ikiej and . c ^ m d a nciit sum re di rhoeidntf wore : vrved. • - !'•»■ I'lnistm.i* M’rlfnre w .-it i Those attending were: MissT« j,;u! black w r e the ,, ,’j ■•'.hrr Kiltr/nian," Ati<« Huh;; *• 11 'd :n the dr on.i. >tt nrltn. Mi Jesuc (turner. Mis-1 r" * ■' •-« t*\«*’\ e a c h d t, it >. (via I , in;r, Mi<* ,M;.cthu Kay-•’ 1 1 «*f w ar,Kelts. id rt •-. r Miss i.ue I.* Tomlin* on, Mist anti d i tr.Tn inaic h it ttce Terry, Mt-s Irene 11ii>the t.ai.u were ihei, , n, M.-*x X ill Wt'lini >: Mi '■’- '- tu n of Th.n.k' ■n . ut It Mne f% tin, ,Mi*< Fcnn-ei " ' r v ilt ti i'ai H K\ Mi to ■;ng, Mi - - Mi,t ha John*;-:,, ■'• 1 ■ 11 Knight. I ;'Ii. V i Miss Jlnr . After tin* trtr.l tt i tt'« v Mi Anita t mi Wnitt- 1 " * • had Wei* p rh t. Mi • Minnie Hardy, M ' r - counted an.I the pit • in.: I t t ■. 'a n linen el. 1 «: won by Mrs. i h r ltd King. Ut'.o Hie/., Al i ' ' I Jr. For having • med logbc-t. Mr*. Alice le te r- r 'i l a r i , AK -. S har e, \V a rr‘. r d a livelv pottery lea [. n»i, Jess.* Milaiu, Terren* <• sown, Afik(v Ii.itundo, M. T. For1 tin cut t" ate, an tu lin im i \a e •’teitk Trottuan, M. K. Fox, Harold vi If t l .Mrs. Hay Willit !Uh. At lh" tea hour. Mr .1 1 . U.»Int A. II Ko-i-h, J. M. \V,> •it. K. C. Tiller. Jalti:"* Owcni. mi. ehairnv.in fur lh** af erne • i Med l>y Mn'iit Moye. luirt elite (inrper mid I'axen 1’ronh*. "'M ae. Filial Telford and Hath ■ i. v r .n l ■ lad, *andwi. he-. M , . . till enffc" Mi*-. McVn Kennedy of I.akclan xr*. ti »■ week-end h ire as , tli list nf Mi * Sarah \Yhtxfleslt*' pffn I H lu L llA D liliij •and Wednesday Th* A tm * that made V clr-r Hugo . . , Inm oftnl V i1 Y ■ *> w r / x ] ‘ 7 &i a i T # i| *■ - i ‘- it » »r f ’ 1CA '* '? ,(• ! « kv'hog/f * / ’ iti ‘i , it *.*1 i �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. NOV. 21, 1927, 17 W. PINE ORLANDO___ FLA. $100,000 WORTH OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE TOE SALE STARTS REGARDLESS of COST MONDAY N O V . ’-NINE A . M. REAL III C o m p le te PRETTY O utfits TABLE LAMP Ju st six of i the ooffered a t this wishlione all steel you were a dealer. $36.25 $67.50 $30.00 $16.25 $12.50 $12.50 $15.00 1.50 Value . . « $ Off fteul lleywood coco tho kind you have uli your life, mind only thirty (30) in stock so rush down. $1.50 Value .... SERVING TRAYS FIBER j A ll Cotton Mattress Listen Folks, this n» stock, these lamps were cened Inst week. They h ty metal baser, two h, pretty shades. The very a Uhristnias e ft or Wcdd j FERNERY HOOK TROUGH TABLE VALUE $16 SOLE TABLE LINOLEUM DMIRROW RUG WITH B0R1 Twenty of these rugs, choice oi i terns, offered at this absurd price, VALUE fortunate purchase, and the the Led that retails $C.O. * unywher Genuine “Marsh** / BED ROOM SUITE VALUES PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS additional discount brings the price Sower than wholesale. See this Priscilla sewing cabinet. It is finished in ninhoguny and has one tray in if, $8.00 V alu e.. gQ DAVENPORT TABLE ' 'Vou1l1' kitchen, one that will last forever One hundred of these chairs offered at this price and one hundred people will be happy Monday night. Too good to be true, a real St. John’s davenport table offered for 912.50. An absurd price. $25.00 V A LU E. ^ $185.00 Value ^ a S i Q: j |j|irn 1 III Uli | % / Ji I I . ‘'Xu' L-— | * v \ ^ rew* (,u^ porch rock­ tr cane seat, and a chair that is reul^ comfortable, and one that will last you a long time. ~ Only (» at this price REGULAR $5.00 VALUE Set of five bail’s offered at *Hn American wal^n Anne period, ln either blue or k A• <9 ^ CHEST o f DRAWERS every Dresser NIGHT UNTIL 9 P M. Twenty -in stock and and at this price they wi|l sell like “hot cakes." You couldn’t build one yourself at this low r™ J Uy OPEN i 1M f p I ■t ^ . . J" - X p ■ THIS 2 - PIECE SUITE $ 11.50 This Porch Rocker BUYS A . ^ DINING ROOM SUITE VALUES Think of buying a console less than the price of the mirror, dnut and has the Huco finish and This is not selling, it is giving. 9 SW KITCHEN CABINETS )nlv throe of these suites price, Genuine walnut tops finished in American Wa Suite consist^ of buffet, t h and host chair. Thin is a k we are soriy that wo do i suites. $12.50 V'AMJIWALNUT FINISH REAL DRESSER r* rstuffed suite has loo*c spring sent and is envoi „f se.einl coverings. Y< ,r fit-’.ail—the full length . chair. ^ DINING Room Suite 13-INCH GENUINE LANE CEDAR CHEST Mahogany finished bed, full N©W 2.25 4 V ^ " 9-PIECE $5.00 Value THIS FOUR POSTER BEI) $5.00 Value .. C*l QQ VACUUM a lu e ^ 9 2 » 5 0 $52.50 Value .... $26. $59.50 Value .... $29. $69.50 Value .... $39. $75.00 Value ... $37. $85.00 V a lu e .....$42', All w ith uurcelain tabic V VANITY DRESSER CHIFFOROBE Genuine imported, decuruled trays with pretty nickel bor­ ders, imported from France. U would bring them ull the way from France for the low price we are offering them, would you? . . ELECTRIC SUITE I'retty fiber feme either grey or ivor galvanized iron in drain and water t Jm t twenty-five ‘ of the. Pusses nt this price. Th la-pound weight ih full or ii-j. .' Thi- Florence Oil Heater hold* on« gallon «if "il and burn* 1H hours. Wo have only ‘21 in stock, so come early. You will need one of these heaters this winter. OVERSTUFFED Buy this si.ite and finish it yourself. Choice of '•I'Llre ior round table, with square or how back ehairs. Just fifteen of these suites in stuck now, so better hurry. Pretty pulyehronie ha two-way plugs. The lies' Ft or pretty lamps price $ 8 .5 0 Oil H eater 3-PIECE PC. UNFINISHED BREAK FAST SUITE FOR $11.75 Bridge Lamp ........... $4.85 7x9............. 65.40 9x10....... 67.85 9x12............ $8.75 need to go into a long descripi over something th at everyly knows the price of. All ither pillows. Yes Ma’am, $1.93 fo r both pillows. V A L U E S! IVnrv T/ mpm ni. LINOLEUM RUGS CO CO A DOOR M AT S IS THE DATE? PIECE BED SUITE PRETTY BORDER PILLOWS NOV. 21»t Bed-Spring Mattress VALUES S 7.50 6x9 F ib e r .......... ? 12.50 6x9 I 'u lp ........... $32.50 6x9 V e lv e t....... $32.50 6x9 Axminister $22.50 6x9 Tapestry $95.00 6x9 W ilto n ....... $67.50 8x10 Axminster $50.00 8x10 Axminster $52.50 9x12 Axminster $72.50 9x12 Velvet ... $135 9x12 Wilton ... $60.00.9x12 V elvet.... $32.50 9x12 Tapestry $25,00 9x12 Fiber ' $25.00 9x12 Grass $30.00 9x12 Kimlark MONDAY This Sale Cash Only FREE PARKING SPACE 2 1 s t N. $425—10-pc Suite . $650—9 pc Suite ... $310—9-pc. Suite $185—9 pc. Suite . $435—10 pc. Suite $250—10 pc. Suite $298—9 pc. Suite $239—9 pc. Suite ... $235 $135 $165 $125 This is a regular $75.00 vanity, full length mirrur, finished in American wal­ nut, three drawers on ^ either side and a valua that will have to be aeon <.*• to he appredated. $325—6-pc Suite . $330—7-pc. Suite $810—9-pc. Suite $250—3-pc. Suite $350—6-pc. Suite $685—8-pc. Suite $450—6-pe. Suite $310—5-pc. Suite $135—3-pc. Suite $250—4-pc. Suite $275—6-pc. Suite $265— 6 pc. Suite $275—7-pc. Suite $323—7-pe. Suite $149—7-pe. Suite SPINET DESK Something every lady wants and now priqad within the reach of any­ one. Finished in Amer­ ican walnut and the prettiest derk in Orlando for the money. ,BUY A REAL BREAKFAST SUITE NO GOODS WILL BE ..! SOLD TO DEALERS ■ AT THE PHICE OF A CHEAP ONE 50 DIFFERENT SUITES TO SELECT’ FROM We are not selling merchandise,-we are g iving*it away and we do not care to sell any of this merchandise to dealers. We realize th a t the goods are offered at less than regular list price and th a t the dealers will be de­ lighted to purchase a t this price and we request th a t dealers kindly refrain from buying or having goods bought by someone else. We are NOT in the wholesale b u s in e s s and will be obliged to refuse this business if $ 60.00 6 pc. DELIVERY $ 95.00 7-pie �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, NOV. 2 1 .1!>27. Atlantic Plane Service tifioughtCertainty Froi LONDON. Nov., SI, The .irst .regular Atlantic air x.rvic? may be in operation next ptimrrer under the aurpiccs of the British Gov­ ernment. “This announcement, which htxs startled hir cxprrtu h.tc. was made by Air Vice Marshal Kir S;fton BnmM;er« director (fellera I of the English civil avlntioir, and himself a noted airman, during nn addrcis here, in which he r.Nialed that two airr>h1ps, each capable of e a r r in g one hundred naascnjters, would be ready "probably for some pert of s e n ice to Canada'’ next sum m .r. Tho service, according to Sir Sefton. will hr in the nature of :.n expevinTrnt for the purpose of githcring data for the nrapo>e<i .i rship route from England ',<• A.. W ear Their LJest Clothes and Their Most' Serious \ Im p re s s io n s ~} ‘ “ , 4- GOLDENKOD The .frlroda Charkha#jy. y.'ivftl • !nr-.-n i-luuia. n f -I U r . and Mr E U rid g r J r., tire rn.-iv o g .a m * ' .awim iia 1,1 of a liahy !l>uv. < I E l-irid g u -J jll, . SariL'.riUitt Saluni.. service in so n . u;r to Canada. Speaking of ;V il­ lation, Sir Set': i. , howinj; that the miles flown I •' and Id,17i.Ot'U in 1 - : conn* a d a /," a. air Ira n '.purl "ii> p i pay. Once th. re will I" ;t Ir o, r.via tii n In : •■•' 1 j~. generously treated the cfpw dj^ti Dr. an I ; j j . V. c«Iii drink a * ... fo trn itig N„v. ]{ * I , >f. and . Mrs. tf)k c rl|i* l *r> £ jiinvinp ti , wore cnHinfsJdti MuSLSiiSi IV*-v' ‘ Ciilt i.ichi-ir^u \)i .. u . .1. r.ifliout Sun. afternoon, i rat*r,ih!'rx |,j, (. ■Vo • -I VV^erf — . |; op cntii-i- lit-- lltM» nHwfy‘r?**j3^ y ft 1'‘'0 "Nv i ' r • Hapti CJtuirch Wctlw ' ,'.*££ » •' •• r ’,\ . \’dv. in at ;l P. M '1 Any i 4>Ml#n (iar-uatrgU who is interested in llil.le ; Thursday .■f |a>t ^ . will find it >vorth while t o ; kp>»8. U». : .i., t h e r e cliti*i'-5. ■ ; I Gardiner h , lr< ; i •; toil M,'1. <'flfft' JaciWnn ifrd 'j'*"',l fwtiniihf j.. .liner's I rOtlw-V Mov/urd.-f *Lfll’n ' 1 ■’ UC ■ . o.illin- on frirr.da here Hint- j.-.-opTi' w.» h»t,. j T | i ! .Mrs. Hi il and Mr. uml is# ah y left Monday for a ii> tu Lake Worth, Paint a»i Miami. They go on i i i *tv■ and plta-'ai-'j Kent and son **t .rilling at Cuii ad; aft. re.iin. FYn y of Orlando .».nt! in the W a.d ' iri 1 1 '* ; . * Route Selectrd In C.>i|?r to secure the us i-t.'in •• of (rade winds, their rente wilt I probably be via Bathlmrst on lb | West Afriuan const, and ll ■| Azores. It ii hoped that the a ir ­ ships will have a crui-ii.g speed <f eaventy ktioU. t Sir SeXtofi devoted a good p art of htoinldrcfi* to nn appeal fo ri heavier subsidies for in buildir.jj a of lyrBhipr^.der'arinff that it; • a rship waa ’pnirnj-ii witli t.i- tc |LiLsubitUtip*. Ife painted a picture of a tiitle whcfi distant continent! would fie* comV- ns nei^hbirs, mid d (-eland that the airship would in the main nudpim thrhnyh w bun this would 1 be brought about. WiUfln the next ten years, a.id > phssiDly within the n;-XL five, nr cording to Sir Sefton. airplan-and airships will b> nbl to reduce thelflying lime from London t» Au Alalia from 7 days to nev-.-n and a Imlf <lays. Similarly a journey to Cape Town, now mapp-'d out.to.tnkc ten days, would be done in ftm n m d n half days. Giving his reasons for thi i r •duction in flying time, he said that as idrcraft improved and ground ! orgnfiUhtlon fwi Am • less and b-s:t ncrelAnry,-tho air mulv,. would hr com^Anm- (uni motv- direct, until they Jof^tn a pdint wlu n flying beatfl would fly from the west m iA N K so r SP| rin a an I .mm I,.- i.l S 1-1 •i - i Mi . t;,rr^i i IV II V. lilts I .* ivi-.l has in r. t bv the mu . »■ f'lnf. ('.iflin’d itnisteiae, H violin, on ! Announcemen CERV1S BRIG1 C'.'o tile <Jill' 1.--I I’.IVIT . - n i l ilriv es ip I. .* P i i-orth v\ith tii" i-T I i t Wivhiiiirtpn I'l l I >u 11 i The briitgi- w:ll b.- i.f a I I Mie nc.-ordiiMt t will have tv, 11 roa wjty' tj'a 'ii'. IvX; the (fediterrtirte.'fn, tlirmti'h (M il-aI jvet lia . iu-ui iii"' I 11 Africa trf Cape. Town; an airship tifu* appn |South P.uk boat I U‘11, \\ t*1 | i of the south >.•• vide tjt.Vtmi».t>‘" > Clnrcln Park Ithe north drip, will i mt-lliut • §1. (100,tint). A fit", a 1 tu'il .(.-pit in which city, MtU- atvf I -ibr.il “ Misi autlioltlc t wei . t.ulloil i-itn > un'iMiffitfultics ft • I lie l taUUeil u- o i ertce, Mai sarly at-^a -.t;>tt >f i-i-i pin Ncctl Study i. ITfnri stria tin g a tuunel l.i-m-ith the mod j Ui . au, lilnai m n I; *e- S H im llc ti■ ‘. '. iii . It d>* wat-r^ of the livir d: ' ••htAl vAirk a r .! ;!-• 0|»-) -it To Easy i vcrceu fmfrrtftdust , -•arilcd and tin -i r:.|-j" d> t ided on. .VUlk1 Tvpy'ted. 1. r"N*, N'oy. ill Enveloping Up- I -i l Mu - n m i ‘I III* fVrtilX’ln tel* fJninl Curl- opp-t ' - tin* I ->>)i AIM -ii !b.- iusrear\ ■iv'L* bus tu tnib -i [ivlt ronilwa; i wlii<h m aveige i ,> v Iji bony w.-. iee .ii in (I I :*.lit hau bi a a vi.ol let over tli- Illltu-U ( •■ ■ it and th'o'.u:! i!ou:> i’i ■■>■ past deca LONDON, Nov. "I — Dr. G. tr.i) RailtOttll tr-eki lit Two: a i|'.>< i ' lu-'i’iiUly Martinez Zuvirin, better known to 'second 'reel. Thercc the- I- in mIi Ub tocat -l. The thc:voyld as "Hugo fSTatt" A rgenti. into the nn - •ved Grand I: ... I l mm . j-ubftcity on d' na’s'm otit fami.uiM tjovcjht, i per i which in tin i lead.. Into m.. r.ad eviil. ii" . awcottltng *.-) forming a feat Which probably has ririv ways upon the imuthsi: -. Scale: i ,i- Jr.iftn, {ber- ’ tievhr before been attempted* that Llvon Lav.- Hefonn l of making n \vor}d tour with hi:; Oritam w ift nnd ten children whose age I ’com i too f,f hu ilichuaikyr 11 r.;.ip- in- due to a hrond* ninrr ra..'x'e frop I to IB, ami three . riirund vantd. loftim iu* fro>i> varce I.. - . ; nij tie* f'Ji rosary, jo d departmenj ■aitig • tii z hc.v. Thoae^ydio know the troubles and Mrs. b‘. tten Tiedmnu -i I t ; r-t' I’ertwoljflllV «-f making a world tour iii ’ iipcnt in Iu« ■'Hu. : i. uti of ev d with only n hand grip for company Mil) u . it^bl efl .i;!. Oil will realize that Dt. Zuvirin is some " dninn •thing o f h non) to have e ver at "N anu i of m.* parti*1 nature temptfU such ft tank-; yet the d-icloi i f the o f f i .*. atu! vn iother iMoro Than Scnrt* Of Men AiiJ Is hivfng a good lime. f j o t i jin- c titl’printed .i ,ipaWritten Of Snnnir-h O -'jeenl 1 In Not Worried p rs. JfarcoVer t**-vyi. KHflfi To Fanti* in Thy l)Hiwn>yed and youthful Film Colony (){ Cullfnntir P tit1. i lived-d tii .', h> -* juilglookmir, hu Is not hi the lea t wor­ i.iin ij, they nt.itf tii • Inatftli ried by the roponsibility of shopu o u .v v .’p o n . '.-.i. \-,v , i a V/jt;, i- t'» place. Uier.i Ixvforr herding his youtful “flock" from ihc puaHa. (orftinent to continent. The author Renton back l>y th.-ir Aitiflo-Su** ->» u I'aviir I’ulilif it> of sevcrul successful novels, he re­ foeniun more than a century t v - * 1 , cently gained the Argentine .Govern -hi- lia s and i(,»i-.-iHi-i t ««r “ W c/ary all fhi- pu-bti- . Tlr: prVAi’Ilt, llir.i^iicy til an I i r ’i.- in -mont’a literature prize of ilS.tXW, .Siinln'again hit t m Aing iy . udiver. • In not line to a>. ipicatlmt and ho deeb'ed to spend tho mom-y thern California. of m< m lkv or :n»mrrnli.There cin 'travel tickets for hlm ietf and The l. inni r of Cu tilo I Iteb y ; is no Mich tiling n;-i pr>* wj r r post • planted m\ the rninparta of tb.ll, ivur immorality. Tli t.. ...rtant wood. The Invadiiwf Spanish hoi point today i* tl*5t pu: i it;, lui ir- «!o>ly forcing eatli i todio o i: brought nil tin e n m ta i into the poe- «d thu film colony to »uir;n light of day, ■ id di ii n, Onlv d ir • -----cnmUi'il nti tint i the extreme clerical p i.r;, c-ppdscd Today mors tl an a re of. publicity. ber.utifui women ami baudikini M tf,(,lkM*i n a n u . set " tjvr liuw act of U)"J, ■*.I.ich gnv • men cf Hfanixli t food an- rfshi iKi.h palti«A a rigiit to divorce ou to glorj- on tha r6l ami rttyrer of * •he ground of mid- mdi: i alotn*. Ii thl- land of silent mnki-b'ih-ve. CCytalfinT rc:tNt"db!e to sonm ex ­ Sulking figure i, flashing M. npwciM '*' in the pi. tur • tent for thr* inercn. .- i * c.* e* hut ej* *. radiant smiles nml a p!-pht*i o A&V aio t u|iyliu.t ond 1not to the extent go* -r.iliv thought. beMnenj form a phyiknl npp -.i! aa ^ io ih a,' wfnmrx of Tc. I Bo fore that Act, worarp bad to that In lurrying thcac d-v.'enJant > t e i i s ’kijld b> I-’uk ih 1! »r- prove hot only mis*-»iuiint pu tip* ef Iberian ancstry l<* »n--lion 11 ftdp-ui tJoigrrf), ,'l- part el" the hu-b.ijd, hu! cither t'.ite height*:. I'er.tonaHty, nnfaitr .bax rt ’fuid '[at -cvorj-l i iug eourtt-oy nod naive ctr-rin nr (ntblTc pnv ut-rruy *Tt'.i -’Tilending ilieiu tb^awiftly ttocinl j-up th e ptntm "i r "t r,. m nlaritj-. 1 "7 U fit. t I | V* XT IS I * id M w ifft the in-• • n- • m m ultll t VX.vltl-ui III ’ATryiAimTwnvrr On 'f f l*qrr-» lorim l.for cruelty. Urn imbiber.*' the silver sliect’a popular ik I iv . |U Lopion tlie family touring who have fav-r^d ^'patiianlj r. night. haW; from* up. At the iMrrfn-ount-VJii naca-Iaii* Twill go to I'arnt, and* thefice tvntly fop ma.wuline rule.i in tlm r “ Rut the figu-t-H f.-r ilivmve will • South of France, where a t-lpturva. Don Alavnrado. youthful k y stu Jio n in lithe Daniels whose -sw-tll when a#m! uf th,* worve evils grandjuulher was Spanish, kichard NU be made for three months actor under to n tract tu iir if e j Atthat can atfi-nd marriage.- nro made Pie head of the fam ily w rite. tist*., appeant with the blond.- Co« t orti i is another linn l imno and i-aufio.-, t-f iIlytHfco. Mifli po-luct nuy), I opulse Spuul h-ucto*'. The rucBfmAcl, Germany and Spain stance in "Ilrcakfa.it At Sunri..*" ' r.-s ,.r polsres D el. Kill ‘nines Ed. r.*. tin.o.-, be .forgiven ur overlooked, then be vhitcil. Coming bad; but tb er- are other thing* which H»nd, they uriil.fail to New m-uuecd Spanish deetertt; hu i j i t. v- in Carcwe brought her to llolly- n;uy make r.virriftip* a belL * wiioj fru u r,Mexico City, has been arroni N cw '>brk they will go completed "The 1*0A)’’ ploying op.“The G iiif nbint in tbul of dcmd hjnoJ|(Borf’frf phcnf'dienalJ ■HTranoluu ami t hence to Ja- poHit-. Nonna TdlmadgvrcrUon alone. There lire thduauiuia Jupies* C ru « \ producer and diSHbhicVioUpJry they havo,nuf case* in Uritain where husband Frottjr I.upo Velex. who way di.v- - ivrffli' mcciirfy sctccttwl Nen» *n o ffk U l invitation, covered by Ifal Itouch, “ went uvei Quartern, a . Mpnni^b 'rirl to ,sta r in -w wife hav** U* n diverted for m -Ja im n -fh o y will .journey big," in "El Gtuirba." and 4s nov ‘H*-d ftiark." rfrtl to England, where Ma- erk in g with Rod Imltotipc *-n/v hi. BfiXtwMttva; what condition*, but L ftttrl* G c f U f t^ r a if f tU a . «hd-Both icMillt- picture. Gloria Do .GHo.i t a & iu E /iN rtm l ->nW |i * Mexican City ta u fty . aljo ii U- . b ( J t . , Nov, " t - ( I N iitilfAiilublc. Tho lavr s**pc.vation. ‘ “* * T. ,t „i V*) —jf? 4. P jn n X. Marjhall ah-l OMESTIC.'.CC4JR A v\' 1*1 J io n n e riy Watcluuakcr at Vielcs Opened a Watch, Jewelry A*nd (vlofk Repair Shop M Ml. MM) ', MIX ‘Ml i'.J) MAGNOLIA A number r.i 'Set* flriggs For Service To Firs Which Destroyed Our Warehouse Slock Guv temporary Stock Will Be Kept son s A Full Stock cf all Brands and Materials W ill be on* hand W ednesday^or . ^Thursday 2 uur Representative A t ih c A bove Address - - �THE oANFOIiD nC ItA U J, MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1327. 0t ily Herat* 10-B—Plants and Flow • AD. r a t e s TEN Hoorn house for renj comer Oak and Fourth St. Apply W. H. Long 108 I'altnetto Ave. Cash In M t u M . j 7 irfll be received ( and collector B«nl . for p*rment* „ 1 * *____ 10c n Una -----8c a Hne ........6c . Uae ___4c a lino ^ on reqoeau iced rates ore for i insertions. it of average length 1 a line„ . i charge of 30c for ^ i n g is restricted .unification. ■or Is made The Sani will be responsible ,t Incorrect insertion, ^tr for subsequent Xhe office should be untiliately in case of flVERTiSERF -aid representative familiar with rate* classification will omplete information, wish, they will assist nling your want ad l mor* effective. ita .nt n o t ic e in should give their postoffice nddress as *ir phone number if i results. About one ^ of a thousand has nt and the others munioate with you i know your nddress. tatinuence MUST be rnon >t The Sanforn let or by letter. Teleaatinurnccs are not 16— Houses For Rent l'aken to Pen by Airplane House for rent, 140ft W. 1st St. Apply Kent Vulcanising Woilcs, t o r Sale— lem on and orange 19—Houses For Sale calendula plants double corn­ flower In six colors, ready now. f OR SALE—$500 Cash, balance B. F. W hitner Jr., 429 Summer­ very easy, will buy beautiful" lit­ lin Ave, Fort Mellon, phone 882W. tle home, well located in Sanford. Owner will sell at less than actual 11— Miscellaneous cost. Needs some money. Address Box 97 Care The Herald. Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, FOR SALE—Small cottage built on rear of l..t at 1705 Magnolia bicycler-, sporting goods, and fish­ erm an's supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, Avenu?. Price - rcu-onable. Terms “The Hicyclu Store.” Mcljimioi exceptionally easy. Address Post Office Box 1.11 Sanford, Florida. Arcade. 24—1<o1h For Salt FOR WINDOW WASHING mowing and cleaning, call 570—.1 ask for Butler. tha t I will sell at CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning terms of $10.00 Co. 11 Ball Bldg. monthly to a rebox 200 cur.* The We have a ticket to the Milano for Mis* Ruth Hand. She may FOR SALE Oak Hill corner call a t The Herald for same Cheap. \ cry little cash requi On Geneva Avenue. An excepti* 12—Wanted buy. Box 121 Care The Herald desirable 5 or 6 room house 26—Miscellaneous For Sale centrally located, must be reaaonable, $500.00 down payment Houses For Sale or Rent: Inquire Phono 489. a t 21509 Orar.ge Ave. Oak Hil! City. Route A. Box 170— F. Mrs. Robert Maaska to call at the Herald office for a free ticket to the Milane. Money to loan on residences ir Sanford, low interest rate. Box 14— Rooms Without Board 503. c-o The Hirnld. FOR RENT—NICELY furnished Classified Display bedrooms, in private home, phone Plaim MO ACCOUmT* For Rent— Otic apartm ent, all ience*, $25.00 207. 915 W. nicely furnished modem conven­ monthly. Phono 1st S t O ’ O tM E R — For Rent:—Two furnished apart­ -HARMONS ments with garages. Large Automobile Co. rooms and porches. S. J. Riggers, Ave. Phone 137, 019 Park Ave. Service Beautiful apartm ents—Two rooms kitchenette and bath attractively * transfer pictures. furnished, centrally located, all >< end brushes. Sun Improvements. $6.00 per week. Tel. >Paints and Varnishes, 777 or 775. int and Wall Paper Fir*** St. CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 012 Park Ave. Apartments—2 and 4 . in every shape and —garage and water. Reasonable. kc Sanford Cement 'tr.pany, Fifth and A ttractive furnished apartm ent! Phone 112-W. corner Park and Tenth Sts. Frigidalre installed, water and gar­ j. Farms. Groves. age furnished. Phone 18-J. N. Park Ave, Phone FURNISHED apartm ent fer rent in the Herald building—a down­ [T PRINT SHOP town I cation at remarkably law krvii-e on anything ir. A phone call will get rates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The Phone 417-W. 9 Rail- He laid office. tail cash 16—Houses For Rent grocery all. \ F a m i l w -Tr ee . V o' r e 'B o o t a s / ALOME IM Tt-V \AfORLO A S * * T H W X ^ G \T . BETTER COME Go LOMG* J \ miTH m e —t k e T B o a r d *m m o o s e ^ — V i s Cl o s e d . ____— A.-nong the “ firsts" of recent aviation history. Jo« Rcholer Is be!:ctc 1 the first to be taken to the pen by airplane. Sentenced for ■ year .'or driving while Intoxicated, Schuler tr lth .i was taken fronU«ter!o.), la., to tho penitentiary at Fort Madison by Pilot Jobs C illo lic it) and Dotoctlve K. A. titcflkn teenier), American Girl To Face Trial Fourth Time For Murder O f Her Husband and confidenl. Mi-* The latter te-litied request of Air. ; duced Arthu- V n. swear thai G-lloo with him <..i t bl­ and •the; 1* i i y . -Th per load i l (Legnl^Motices) European Countries Fay Into American Treasury Sum Of $1,565,000,000 On I,oans In Period Of Past Four Years WASHINGTON Nov. 21 ‘INS) —When the world war debt op*ra­ tions for the calendar year 1927 are completed next month the United States will have collected approximately ? 1^55„000,000 from the Kuropeun debtor nations in the four and a half years since the fir­ st debt settlement agreement was concluded In June, 1923. There wl! have be?n paid in round numbers $1155,000,000 on ac­ count of principal nnd *1,400 00(1,1)00 ns Interest on the $11,600,00000(1 total of the debts us finally fixed by tho Debt Funding Commis­ sion. The payments for»927 will have amounted to a fraction less than *21)15.1)00,1)0(1. about $10,750,000 more than was r.-reived In 1920. This is the result of an additional $10,000,000 paid by Fiance this year over the amount she paid the year hefore and small Increases by some others. Collections This Year Ali.-udy this j e s r the treasury has received $110,000,000. Another $90,000,000 will ennie in on Decem­ ber 15. making the $206,000,000 for the year. Paynunts for this year us u m p u r -il with 1926 follow: Government 1927 * 1926 Gr.-ut Britain $180 150,000 $1602)00,000 France 30.304,482 20,753,711 Bagged Time r s r 5,000.000 a | leader VAirfH A o ’ Ballast like VOO? "FOLLER ThC f l e a d e r — B u j a v A\ J t a l l u s h a f Ta (/ fo ller Th ‘ -Ta i l Ut enoer kup A P ickini’ fft P ieces>>//* y ' JFji jC* Jugoslavia b lo c k s - Irrigation FOR RENT—5 Room Bungalow at xenersl crpient worir 2121 Palmetto Avenue. GarageJ- E. Ter- $30 monthly. See R. H. Borg, nt »nd Elm. The Herald office. I .at via d is t a n t c lo g e AJOW .THEN. B IL L -T H IS } ^ TO UR HOME AND 1 P V /A N T T O O TO FEEL ME IP L C { ( SEEM BACKWARD > B U T L DO N'T / KNOW. VOU FOLKS jev. \ \ E R T W ELL V E T GOOD GRACIOUS.POP1 SOMEONE HAS ROBBED THE HOUSE WHILE WE WERE OUT-THE NEW * COMFORTER ON OUR J l BED IS GONE 3,000,000 (.500,000 31433® 100,000 G o o d n i g h t *, x ' l l > ? c r r 69,116 43.000 ... The payment on principal thus for Ii but a small fraetion mure than «ne per cent of the total fund.’d obligations. The principal pa> menta will gradually increase from time I i tim e over *he 62-yeaT funding period as th-> in'orest pay­ ment* decrease •#» th*‘ »he avera-re yearly* receipts wll' around $200,000,000 for a hall c ntury to com.-. i. I It is interesting t« r.’*• 'rve Jtow n»arly the amount l%i year's And Eggs exactly r e l a t io n «isr» nousowcxHC BY TAYtAJJt 300.000 69 004 ij l1 i| *1i ik 1 \ Ml - , 3 094,161 Hungary KS ft bb?- »«r a Rumania S I , i h . uw a of the Slat, of Connecticut, with It. Whom pullets. Ready heavy laying • Sandv Hook Fo- Rent—Five room house. Bath Florida. a rd screened porch. $20.00 per month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 100W. T , ready for " t f o r d Ave to Exceptional chance to rent hou^e “• trucking farm on 11th. SL, and Oak Ave., Urge living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with gas range, (*• ^ M a t tnrkavn be M OM G E T M EK i Address Box 990 c-o Herald. FOR RENT—Emali cottage on rear of lot on Magnolia Avenue. Near m :n a. dcuottkh nn*i «) wyCKNt’HH. JH.. partners iraillaw southaide school. $20. per month. an DrCOTTKH u Hl’KNUKU. Address S. D. B. care Tho Sanford I'lalntlffs. Herald. YM TIIK 1IODWKLI. KKAI.TY Cull. ■•any ** corporstlnn. D,-fenuasl. x)l house located FOR RENT—Smnji 1 gliDKIl OK I'I'HLICATION a t 2121 Palmetto Avenue. $25 THE STATE OK FLORIDA 1t>l monthly. Address B. P. II. Carr The T TVE BODWELL REALTY COMI'a NV. »0* tlnspltul Trust BuildHerald. In*. Providence. 1*. I. Ji being made to appear to lhl» Court that summons ml respunilen)r Rent—7 room house. 309 9th I. m has been hsretofnr* Issued St. $25.00 per month. Phone 671. herein dlrsctsd to you. and Ibat•the ham WOO 'fv-VDuT G crfM 1 EMER Emily Sprngue wus n eountrv girl of Northern Mulne. bom and roared *n Washington County. She became a wonderful dancer and was the belle nf many a hall in her home eountrv. So light was she in swaying with the music that she came to he called the “Maine butterfly.” The girl was wooed nnd won Ly Abraham Gallop, a prosperous building contractor of New Brunswick. They lived happily. At previous trials, witnesses have testified thbt Mrs. Gallop and William Simpson, n resident of Sunny Urnc, Moncton, N. B.. herame involved in "an nffalr" hut lx>th the accused woman ami Simpson, who hue Utii her star witness a t tho three previous murder trills , have denied ihi* Ugly Rumors Ugly rumors regarding his death were current a fter tho fu­ neral. An investigation was started by the attorney general’s department here and exhumation followed sub-sequently. Mrs. Gal­ lop was at rested at her home in Sunny Brae. At the first trial, which was held Koverval, Quebec, In October. 1925, she was convicted. An ap­ peal was taken, however, ntvl the court of appoals for the Crown decided that Justice Gibson, the justice, had illegally advised the Italy 5.000. 000 Jury regarding a virdict. The most damaging evidence Belgium 42125,000 against the cefendant was the testimony of her form er friend Czechoslovakia 3.000. 000 Poland 2 000,000 Finland 314,420 Esthonia 150,000 Lithuania P EjPOuTV answer ~ K im monih l.s T.IB OinUUIT COU'HT OK Till! TWKNTY-TIIIIID JUIUtMAI. '•lit iT IT OK TIIK HTATK OK Kl.Olti. Ii.V IN AND KOU SK.MIXOl.i: COUNTY. fJKO. A. DeCOTTEH arid O » hl’KNSKH. Jll.. pat tn<*r* tradlnv in lH-Ootlea Si HHK.NTKIi. I'lalntlffs. vs ilAltltY T. UODWELL Di-fmibtnt. CITATION TIIK STATU OK KLOIUDA TO: IlAltltY T. DODWKt.L !"»« tul Trust UulbllnK. Brnvblenee. lillODK IHI^AND. . Nnttcw Is hsrsby glvrji thsl (IM) A. IVCOTTK8 nnd (I. . BI'ENIEI. .III., partnsrs trading and dnlriK Inirlness ns DcCOTTKH Sr HUKNUKIt. hu»> Inslliuled suit In tin* annvr i ntltl.il i-imrl In nltitcbinrnl .iKiilii"! nil. |.rt»> log for tne issuance n, II writ of aliachmenl u*sln»t >nur •;iHil|'‘ uiul rbaltels. lands ami Icn**„ i , ili.-i i fun-, these i*r"***ntM no* t . ininuiaml ynu. IIAltlO T. Ii*1!1WKI.I.. pcrsiiiially to br sml approi t.efnrr this Honorable Court on lb•t,« day «>f January. A I*.. I • ilivruisc a Judcnirtit •*>' d«fuun fill l„ fliti-ri-d naalnst you. WITNEHS tlif Ifotmralile V. ><• |.i.«if|j»s. Clerk of lb,* Circuit Court „f Smtlnolu County. Klnrlda. on this ... .. i,“y ,if v‘v;'’ do'./..as.;-* clerk n> a . m \vkkk |L Deputy Clark. IPKAD or / A T e A L L 1 WAMMAk A S T sonablc rent, now doing nroitnd $2000.00 business e WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY i ; ;, i ness ,.*L • m| the chu.r\ t .. b usion b» t -a ii ifident. Inventory about $1500.00. Rea c c r r UK T I I K H T A T K O P F I-O IU ; |»A IN A N D K O Il Hr.MINOt.l-. ‘o r Rent: 6 room house with fireolace. 010 Myrtle Ave. Phone h e a v ily , business 0F1NG—The Roof FvMetal ahlngfoa: FOR RENT five room bungalow located on com.'r lot 2300 Palmet­ *m tin and galvinizcd to Avenue. I^rg c living room, din­ '»«*" H. Cowan. Oak ing ruom, kitchen, bath, two bed «nl St. Phone 111. rooms, front and rear porches. Owner living out of the city and John Sneed, a t The will rent cheap. Inquire a t Herald i s T I IK C l f i n t l lT CO t’ H T, 4iy . Office. T W K N T Y -T II III D J U D IC IA L * -««- Signs of all kinds. P»int A Wall Paper vn ELL— a m ' v m k e r 's \ VORE AOhiTs A ki' u n CLE/E> ? BuO, F E R A FELLtR VWTH SOCK ABUS' For Sale, well established rc DODGE Attractively furnished two room t tad Graham trucks. apartm ent, hot water, private A Street Phone 3. bath and garage, close in. 212 W. ■Ith St. i COWAN CO. Auto pd sheet metal works. Welaka apartm ents. First Street Avenue. Phone 716-W. Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur­ nished housekeeping apartments. Private bath. Hot w ater furnished. IRD BUICK CO, One nnd two rooms. I>ow rate. Vagonlia Ave. bee J6Y. Phone 397—J. See, manager. WH—repairing, piano Mperu with 11 years Sanford music store Room 10 A 11 MeNe. Phone 832. \ V A J H E P ^ . ME. A T M O W ? U V h W -TROTTim ' 'R oom O wirtH a BuwCR A APARTMENTS FOR RENT—In the Heratd Building. Right down :1st tn the Milane for town. P artly furnished. Reason­ ti Sweeney. He may able. Inquire at the Herald Office. i it The Herald. FURNISHED housekeeping apartmer.tr. $12.00 and $15.00 monthly 301 Cor. 5th and Palmetto. VO’JR OLD WAI.LS •NEW W A IJ j PAINT fG NEW AND BET"URTHRR INFORM A. A PHONE 2.15-J OR C0LLER, SANFORU OUT OUR WAY o o * n * Kmovn \ f v o h ’u u l ik e . \ m e -TAl K im ' 'BOg/T VORE FOLKS, \ B o O — 8 oT* vOttC. o l M A M !*=> \ 15— Apartment For Rent Prompt - Efficient Simce PAGE BEVSI* t o u r m in d s CALLTH* POUCE > AT EASE. FOLKS ■----- EVERYTHING'S V . ( S A F E ftf SOUHD- so A*r are : 1 MV MtUTARV BROSH ES j - 74 TVf READtN'LAMfOH MV BCD )S f \ Ml SSI W � 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, November 21, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/df4cda011490f40abb80c1d42a4cf891.pdf c58378c22450de2872b5e598afc18034 PDF Text Text » tm -w Leased Wire International N F « ir b n f e H ly colder in central portion Uffht frost, in north and portions. SANTOUIX FLORIDA, SATURDAY.' NOVKaiHER 19 102 old Storage Plant HUGE FERNERY North A n d osting $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 “ “ 6 Be Erected Here inole And Orange ^untyMen Interest Capitalists In Plan ro Build Two Plants parity Of Each ltoy;i| Korn CorporationAtAI- Anticipates H O T E L FORREST lammtieSprings Itush Christ nutsBusines.slU LAKE WILL OPEN Preparing l^ir^c Shipments Project Largest O f DECEMBER FIRST Its Kind In World Associated Hotels Inc. S ig n s Seminole (’ounlylndusinW as Started 17 Years Aifol'ndi r Contract To Operate Local Tourist Hostelry For Six Congressman C. I). Haines Month Season To May First , The Hotel - - -Forrest Iuike, San Tords tourist hostelry, will open for a six-montha sen-on on Deretnber 1, according to an announ­ cement today by K.Jwnrd Higgins Who has ju st completed negotia­ tions! with the Assocint.d Hotels Inc., for the hotel’s o p e r a t i o n for this year. The contract with Associated I let els Inc., which lias its main offices in Kichmond. Vu.. was receivetl in this inorn.ng's mail, ac­ companied by a letter stnting triit tin* Florida reiiri'seiitativt1 #»f Hie lorporaioti will |„. Sanford next week I•» su|w*rvise prelimihary plans for tin* reopening ,,f thi* hotel. The new operators constitute one of the largest, lintel concerns in the south maintaining a chain of hosteiries in Georgia. Florida and the Carolinas. Under its management are the Fort Sump­ ter at Charle-tn. S. (?., the New Albany a Albany, Ga., the Oah.i at Bartow and other hotels at Ormond, tW on, Melbourne, I’alni Beach, liake Worth. Betray, Miami. Min mi Henri, an.I k’..,- D'*wr. in Utiimonle Sprite ■ day the hugest industry ii •1 world of , , kind und the l:n. <*l any "id in In* )inti*ei| midi'i "!'*• *‘»lilliitiotiH shelter is get!in * i faily I•«:- Ihristm ns business iu .-Ii Member Audit Bureau O f Circulation* West Align WASHINGTON, Nov. 19—A n* i viva! talk nl»>ai abolishing Ill; , traditional tun sliint rule in I vrutic National Conventions l< •iuy found tin* N* rth and Wi•'■£ rnJually aliening in favor of thi luinge in the fare o.* oppositio' front u divided South. The change, "ririnally rnposei. I'V lieutenant . . William Gibb Mi Adoo, Was -ci :ed upon by fill-, l«u r- uf (im'i'ritiM AI Smith as m • i il-nt method of insuring the • trket' i<iminnti' n. The r u l ilijcited i • attack aft"arthale • uiratii :;-il contrary to Jcr *i ideal*." Ii was defended u '•antei t it nonnally detno I true would have snmethine d-o i " 'uuniting thedento pi ’lieiitiat eandidate. f thi *i Miments for ahna '•■•in tli,- i d> . iiutvevor. word linked i! i - •• 11, demands for ii I" i! "I li o i. i t rule as well. hat- - • was proposed two 'oli' • i I.. Herring, n • low . u | • i ‘ i sei ion led li >1j Go* I' M i i.f ('Imttunoogii tj Iti'tli were de \d*o follower*. In l a* In eit end' i d *11111* then b r *Ui It nation.I.tiown dentorrntlef li'.nlei i« 'I V.|. . Imn-elf, John' Remus Makes Ho Verbal Assault Oi Chief Justice's Soi cjo a ic n •*' !''s V. t d eat liuU.il>, Of lr>|i:u, , r I'J'. litlTrisnn, Of Ml niilnt ThonilU .1. Wal :• •■-ita.ia. Senator Kenneth V "f I'onne-Hco, Senator \\ i I* King, o f U tah, Fmcii it-. •' ' i ’api*lniid, of Now w.ik '..tor C. (\ |)ill, of w.'i . • I‘Inns To b ring Remote And Rural Listener Higher De­ g re e O f Reception Object National Radio Commission JE R S E Y LEADER “ A X S X DELIVERS MORAL Looses Control Ai Chicago Gets Five „ C leared Channels TALK TO YOUTHS Central Position Is Reason l or Its Selection To (live Programs ToCJrea(Audience BAYONNE. N. J.. Nov. 19.— I INS) “ At this minute four men, four young • men, art* marching through the littie gr*'.*n dbor to CINCINNATI, Nov. 19— their deaths and I st tad here the only man who can save thenv—" “I am only started. I’m go­ Governor Harry Moore, of New ing to tear things wide open Jersey, was s|a*aking to a tenRely interested audience last night. in thiH trial.” George Remus, Several hundred men and boys who the amazing individual who ."•I liHMl kilu* veS.'S t<* I.#* i In.red attended the futhcr and son bnn'••r uninterrupted nutl.inwiilc re­ iptet sat in alni' st awed silence be- is staging a spectacular, per­ ception >y Hr,I. the commission Each of thf plants will cost ton* him. sonally-conducted defense in 'Ii i'. i - * the •iluilHon. “ ll D the Iroximatdv $100,000 and “ In a few minutes they will he criminal court against the pm po...... f the .'otiimission To bring meeting their God, one by one,” k on the one in Drlundo will I•* the r* ui"te and r.iral listener* tlu* Governor spoke on. “ As the chargo of murdering hi3 started early next month .hiring the winter season as high Governor of tile great state of wife, Imogene, mado this |e the une in Sanford will get degree <f reception us is possible, New Jersey I must do by duty—I Lr way in January, according an improvement corresponding to cannot intervene. Those men arc declaration emphatically today a t E. A. Douglass, Snnlord busiHint ini'i inpli lo d for city* listeners ill young. They have gone through ho sa t in his cell and mapped out listing the winter season us high life forgetting Go<|." The gover. tho line of attack he will pursuo L man. who is one of the •ligrcc of reception ns is possible, nor’s face, insuully ruddy, was now when the tria l is resumed on. Monjkholderr it '.up. v livnt corresponding to pate and his hands were clenched. ha incorporators of the Florida ih t o mi pi. bed for city listener "They discarded the jnflucnco uf 6 Storage Company include lit lio .. riun.’itl's earlier a . - their parents an.l homes at an carIni of the most prominent nun.' aditurul W. H, G. Uullurti. l\ ago. \ oung hoy j of today should Ions men of Seminole mil chan man declared. ha* o the tiuiipauioiiship of their k(o fmintien together with Ci.inph lion of the fight against fathers and the guidance that goes mli! ft in e will In* accomplished! with companionship. “Boys should in the process of renewal of hroud-1bo taught t‘< go to church more loryanuing the conipnny und i tiling licetiii’H to he effective regular und what is more import­ iwiiihave a large share in its •Inn I. The newly designated ant, learn to go of their own ac­ Mjfment are: Senator M. O. “ non heterodyning" hand includes cord." mtrtet nf Orlando, John Mcisch I ll \ \C IS i i >. Nov. lu. throughout the country, l.istenKiford, C. W. Entzminger of The lesson was over. Tho grim ­ Firing behind a l.nr* lernli* of tables imp. net t able f"g i rs with u parUeulur taste for mood, F. A. Sawull of New mest lesson that a gathering of 'tlx ' will find tin* tracks cleared dm in* and trunk > hi an npnrtm etit i i » ilcn *e that it weight­ p, J. F. Burrows of Missisafathers and sons had had in Now for them nil tin* way ncross the on tin* fifth floor <*l an exclusive y in'- plane today hnlt .d an I nvl Mr. Douglass. continent." Hilliard said. " It will Jersey. I*Vr a t Trenton four men eight-story apartment house on r • f Frederick A. Giles, In* p lia b le for rural and remote had just paid with their lives in | » incorporators held a meetwest ninety- croud rir.***t, Fdwnrd i •i ii nee to fly from tho li-tcn<rs to pick up stations in tin electric, chair for murder and Kbit night a t the San Juan .McLaughlin rhiiuiin,' t•• In* u Chi-1 ut T aft: lobbery. •I \i.p u rt near lore to every section." p in Drlundo when plan* for rago sal mail held o '. c,iu d e - i | p storage plants were dis"I would wreck you phyateally tl" hi t leg of a propon'd ^Tho murder of George F. Condit, Chicago gets five clenrod chantective it i . lei!.i, n.! l be fell J ■Iwith engineer!* and connuls, the largest number given to Newark paymaster, had been aven­ if I had you in th o !corridor.*^ \ i liuli.i. dying with ilm v In Hi ts In l4d 1 H t l t was stated that pruc. i lid • i relum ed to the raiy single community. Commis- ged and the bodies of four men— And Remus, a compactly built ■■£ body. siotura explained th at Chicago, by their lives taken by the stato in two hundred pound man w to .i m f ,cbing is in rendine-* Twcnty-fou families livlitg _ -• A. M.. loss tivm - lu •In central location, is in a pudprides himself in tho faqL th a t m E Ktnning work on the Orlautin* house were in a stale of pan- J . 'ci* lie liad taken off oil tii ii to furtilrii program s for ti V Hat while several sites for ic a* tin* pistol hall'..* rag.d, wild boxing several rounds with piiFor thin i* flight :it S: 17 A. M. entire United States. Ikal unit an* under advisebull.t.i flyirg through window*, suners- in the j«U every morniug, reason, considered front the stand­ II with the possibility that a h*g was encountered ami into easements. Melaiiighlili | looked as if he m eant vyiut he point of the tremendous audience ■te place may be cho**en withwhom the <li te. tivea had nought ( (hi.-hip 'iiiichored ..ft of remote listeners surrounding said. Mo glared s t T a/t, his face it next few days. to arre .t u.> a hurglar, wan taken ‘Die aviator on lii.t Chicago, it was deemed desirable livid, as he shrieked: Wer the plans of the comto KnickerlxH ker Hospitu. He had aid I e was unable to c hart that preference 'should bo given "A nice statem ent to be rpade by occupied tin- a p a rtm e n t, for tin* I J, the cold storage plants • tliMiiigh it. the Illinois broadcasters. the son of the Chief Justice 1 »’ past two wVrks. he of the most modern typo, lightship Captain Giles tho Uhitcd Sates. He know s. th a t Other results of tho realloca­ Two girls who unwillingly dir < •hie <»f handling 700 cars of nriJ necessary for him to tion. wuto given ii.i follows: Cen­ no court of justico would tolcr-. ted police to the address, iv re , ,.|..,.|U*y mi Ini (ducts. They will he concrete trally located cities in the middleate such a prejudiced sta te m e n t held on cliru • of burgulary. I Ii \ »» e rk nnd steel structure.., - ' inks in low. H'* as th at the Illinois bar waa wait­ such in Ciia inniiti, St. Louis, nVe Gp i I iih ' c* Smith, nineteen .1 will he electrically operated, in. tile uliip above the west ing ten years for a chance to dis­ Cleveland und Detroit are given Harlem d..i ■ hall hostess, who t of the toremost experts in tho opportunity to share with Chi-, bar mo. I t had been the pleasure was 1 I'd to l|.iv» occupied the nartU. S. on storage plant conengo in providing radio programs of this defendant to bo before’ nrent with 'h L'linhlrn, nnd Fth. r ction have been consulted, for the Mississippi Valley and the tho high Chief Justice, b u t th i. Dh sku, sixt• • a. In tlie room win i ' . * Hirn completed the Sanford WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 MS’S) central western audiences. The the Wounded inu'l collupaed polire Orlando plants will bo the — Lt. Gene Tunney, United States South is well represented in the fi.undfo.ind Jewelry, clothing ac t and largest in the state, it Marines, paid his respects toilay picture of cleared cliannojs. Atlan­ hric-n-hi c \ .i'a.:d a t $5,000 I u* • chimed. At present Florida to . his ta. Nashville and Louisville, nnd Commander-In-Chief rd to bf I" taken in recent ro'r*t* only two or three of any President. Calvin Coolidge. Tin* Fort Worth nnd San Antonio, Tex­ lie lies of liner id<* Drive npar'. as, having h e n assigned free President told the heavyweight niciits. waves. champion th at he "looked like a movie actor." Four cleared channel* were proThey discussed prize fighting viil.d fur the high power Eastern for a brief period nad Mr. Cool­ station., WEAK. WJZ, WOK, and \ \ tin Iiiweon point b"i: t.i und WAllC, in order to give them idge remarked th at he hadn't the lull!»hip, Captain Giles con­ [right- of way iicross the continont. seen a boxing bout in 15 year*. tinued, lie encount?rede , v hat is "The President i* a keen-minded Koa of H nver, as a niilo nost k n o w : "white fog" which pre­ | for cross -continent radio tourists, tnun.' said Tunney. vented him from risiiur higher wil lie heard when two 500-watt A reporter asked Tunney how ilmu SiOft feet. (Sties wu undaun­ stations in New York are off. ATLANTA, Nov. 19. (INS) long he hml been with the Presi­ ted by tin* 11ns jure** fill attempt, I'orto Itico’s Station KWAW, of Hobby June*, called the great.-* I dent. Busier again appsalsd to tt golfer of nil liato, >vn* the prou.l " i ’ll g o again today, If the werdh- Sail Juan, which share* tK10 kilo­ “Oh, about five minutes,' he re­ court, but Rsmus continued: "mu ei pel mi . ne announced after step­ possessi-r tmlay of u $50,091) home, cycles with that uf Louisville, will plied, uer Is the charge. My Ufa la 1 presented him today by fiicudj ping front hi i plan.*. Gile.i had I prove u long distance southern "A re you sure it wusii't four­ stake, I will show by roper ev mado an excellent kmdieg on his and ndmirers at ti dinner ut lb 1 test whim the* Kentucky broadcastteen?" dcnce, Mr. Boiler, th a t y< return und tlu* plan.* after re-fuel­ athletic club. Tunney laughed heartily at (hi* drunk liquor by the plat, not ti ing was exp-ct. d to la in |> * rfect More than 5,000 persons roulri. one. opnee." shape for anotiu*r uti iiipt lotted to tlu* fund. The hoU 'e has The champ was besieged by wo­ The court reprimanded Rem not yet been built, but n comiiiitteo men as In* entered the White and warned him he may lose i: hart been appointed to help Hobby House. They nskvd him for auto­ right to be co-counse! for himn 1 house n hmncsitv nnd then con­ graphs. in the trial If he persisted In 1 struction will tu started. "I do not choose to write." he » boon to Sanford and one of dulging In personalities* In I Honored many times before by tnoxt important projects ever remarked as in* brushed by them. cell today, Remus declared he W his homsfulk. Hobby was quitu Rov. J . Bernard R.Htl, p.utor of Moj. Gen. John A. Iiejeune. krtaken here, according to Mr. not be stopped, th at he has oth overcoim- when the lime came for the Congregational Church, was Iwm. The plant will Jk* nvail- comm andant-of the Marine Corp*. BONN/ Germany, Nov. 19.— charges to moke and th at he' w (.him to muke a stieech of acrept- the speaker at tin* rlt<*|i.*l exercises (IN 'S)—Despite the opposition of for the storage of all kinds introduced Tunney to the l’re*lback them up by evidence.1* I a t tho Junur High Fehofll on Fri­ the former Kaiser, her brother, urn*. Ik* broke down and wept. Knihables including celery. dent. Tunney was entertained ut said ha would make the opcnli day morning. The subject of his Princess Victoria Zu Schaumburg. r vegetables crops, fruits, luncheon by tho National 1're *J statem ent for the defense on Mm STRIKE PUNISHMENT ENDS talk was "T h'’ughtfuUt" J, Kind­ Lippo waa married today by civil 1 #»d poultry and dairy pro- Club. day, after T oft delivers the 8t*U LEXINGTON, Vu.. Nov. 19 - ness and llelpfuln* . . opening argum ent. ceremony to Alexandor Zubkoff, a Gadets of Virginia Military Insti­ Tho program «n 1 tinder tho su­ petiniUvM Russian em igre. Tho r Pl*nt will piny a big part The Jury was taken la s t itM tute today were enjoying their us­ pervision of J. Tiiii n Jamb.*, prin­ princes* 1* 01 ycurs old; her hus. marketing of celery and on an inspection trip to th e -jn f ual recreational privileges, follow­ cipal of the school. F«»lh>wing Hev. Laud is 27. ^ truck crops, in tho opinion of the murder, a t Edea P i* ing tho expiration of tho four Root’s address, to pupil;' made a Tho romnnee which began about ■r. Doiigluss who said thut where en the morning of Ocfepl week's confinement to the campus Thanksgiving offering of $'J5 for six months ugd on the tennis Taking as his theme "Founda­ fr* will be able to store their 8, Remus shot in d killed hie wil inflicted as punishment for tho '•ho Children's Homo Society at court, attracted widespread atten ­ «ct.i for an indefinito per­ tions,” the Rev. Mcnnrd Dowell, os she was on her way to m m ] "student strike" lust month. rector of the St. Johns Episcopal Jacksonville. tion, not only because of tho dif­ divorce him. The Jury also VlM il out in tied on page 0) T. M. Bledsoe, superintendent ed Remus' "dream palace" -.1 Church ut Jucksunvilh*, lu-t night ference in the ages of the princi­ addressed flu* Mens Club of the pals, but beenusu of the efforts of of the Gulf Fertiliser Company's l'rice Hill, closely guarded., j Holy (.’ro.-; Church at (hr parish j the former Kaiser to prevent tho warehouse on Beartlall Avenue, bailiffs, the jury will be seqnea was arrested a t 1:45 A. M. today «red s t a hotel over tho weslfcM home. t marriage. and booked at the police station The speaker outlined the church > The Jury is comprised a f J-m Zubkoff Was compelled to flee program and plan* for raising from Russia by the red revolution a s drunk and disorderly. L ater be women, one a girl of . 33 l t d was released on $25 bond to ap- matronly looking woman funds to carry on it* work. !'•'>'. JACKSON VILLE. Fin.. daughter. Confirmation of the re­ nnd for a time worked as a rail­ p«ur in court Monday. Dowell stressed the point that the and eleven men. There ore way station porter. At the tim e he •(IN S )- The Barthelniess members' first duty is to Bledsoe was urrvsted by Offic­ teen Jurors, one of whoa hr’J ported engagement* wu 1 made with met tho Princess he was w taring wedding is off! This wu 'iiadclnhia. the return of engagem -ut gifts to a borrowed pair of trousejv. Des- ers S. C. Gardner and Franjc returned last ehdrch and then to their di«*cc>* | watching tlu: hwtf-frt&m& or Mi • * Witten with a iito her y e a n tho Princess still •Ponder at the post office on First accompanied by her two row tall and braniii out untii’it'is curd saying "Thanks, but—." oaks young. “It was a case of love Street, according to Desk Sergeant ***• Mf*- Monroe B. HutMembers of th e immediate family a t first sight," she said. “We love Me Nub's statem ent today. His Miss Maude I^ike who have have refused to comment on why each other dearly and I shall go noma was the only one booked , ,T bedside since she was during the night. UNDBIRGH CAN the wedding did not take place on wherever my husband goes.*' ‘ Philadelphia in August. Nov. 15. *0 wa» immediately removACCEPTS BLAME RICHMOND, V a , Previous to the rift in the lute, * sanitarium at Formosa (IN S)—Charles Lind Miss Wilson inform.il her friend* PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1 9 .-(IN S ) »*c stood the trip very -The Equitable Gas Company will e her weakened conditara.pt responsiblUtv for Monday’s •uke aai,i morning. disaster end pay all hospital bills odergone several blood of persons injured when on* of the ’* ,n tho past few weeks gas tank cxplodsd, A. W. Robert­ "t«d to be resting comson, president announced today. returned presents, DETECT1VFS* KILL MAN BARRICADED IN APART ME NT Early Morning Fire Destroys Fertilizer H o u s e N e a r Ci t y Tunney Pays Visit To Coolidge Who Is No Boxing Devotee Bobby Jones Weeps As Ciiib P r e s e n t s Him $50,000 H o m e Ex-Kaiser’s Sister Hev. Root Speaku To Junior Migli Lupils Married To Russian Youthllall'HerAge Rev. Dowell Speaks To Episcopal Men's Clul) lfs. I*ake R eturns I'Vom Philadelphia Engagement D f Jacksonville Girl To Richard Barthelniess Has Been Broken f �TITO «ANF0M1 RERAM), FRIDAT. NOV. 18.1027: Off (J e n . !a rillon Recitals W ill Be Hiven FromBok s Towerln Polk County Ridge Section Persia To GetRoads Costing 45 Millions Under U. S. Expert g o m ez • TEHERAN.—Nov. 18. ( I N S ) No less than $15,000,000 will bo | vot spent in Persia on roads if plans us |(l.r formulated by an American engine* ( er with a record of successful work ‘ in Panama, now in charge _ of road development in this country. The annual cost of maintaining these roads will be a million and n half \RPOON SPRINGS ----- Work "tomans," or dollnrs. »r way t leaning old water Although most Persian* prefer to travel the way Hajji Babn did still shying at the motor car and frightened almost to death by the aeroplane, the Persian Goverinent despite the difficulty it had in overcoming the conservative Per­ sians’ nervousness before the loco­ motive, is planning the first railway from the Persian Gulf through Teheran to the Caspian. This pro­ gram for which the Mejlis has just (JlJAUTV MEATS passed a law calls for an expendi­ gave the comninud ‘to ture of about $72,000,000. The law i- liis body. Tin- scene is idcntial possibility in -, i-t-ks by federal troops. 'A LAKE Wa l k s , Fla., Nov. 17 * -< B y . International News Service) ■ arillo n recitals at sunset every nft-C r- ■ v day from the h'ghest point in !*'!?»V, rid* will resound throughout the 4 thd scenic highland i afler February B , when- Edward William lick'.* r^'**ingle tower” and bird sanctuary r a r f l ) bo opened. Bok, donor of the famous $ 100, * 000 Am erican Peace Award, editor of the Ladies Home JtAirnal from ' 1 IMS to 1010, uml considered one of America's leading authors and editors and a staunch advocate of hitcrnntional peace, will dediente 1 hi* tdngk* tower on that date, if v v-'i-L will !n- donors to tin- l.ongwood I it Is completed as planned. project and will natuinlly wish • have winter homos in tin- vicinitv. -romi-an., round i»> , The combined influx ..f I...-:, A second after this pictrre was taken. Col. M.iri ic! iriglit) signaled with his i M * ^ t e teoloRica1 . n n q , . . the ,,ht lilboii , HIII, ,, ;,urc , U , fire, and (ion. Ariiulfn Gome* (blindfoldedI fill to his death with seven W fhkat-print In Horlda t h e tow„n .tl!(llitoll. :1 , •id-robl- I he cemetery :•t T*-ocelo, Mexico where the ir< n-ral regarded as n fornpdai.!.*r i» Steel faced with p nk mar . c !<lrv, | . nt „ r lU(rroll...... f.,l : . Mexico next year, win executed as a revolution!<t. Gomez had been pursue-! f and /coquina r<*k and will rc<cn»hl • ani, tho t-ousidcnilde dev •! the tower of a caetlc It wil house n|in|Ct(l ( f *urrmtlM| llu, larm i.,,,,!,, tin- c u e , and it lias been what s believed will be the l.rg - ,i(u, tl.„ ,.n|nriMll.. llf th„ ,.,,. 1, , . i o:.detuned. c*t eet of carillon chimesi in the r i ) , ,lairy ,n,,uMrit>< Th, ..... •. .il Com mission on Divrti influence of all those far.or* I M.itriinoniul Causes, in •^S everal earilloners of note will v.ill brace the inorut and bn-ini I'.*12, said:- " if sepa,|Hf «lUTtiged by the famous peace,,f |,«>tig\vo<>d and tin- entire .in uml-sirublo remedy, advm-ale and uulhor to give a surrounding t n i itoi-y, In .lohn concert a t sun.H’t of each day. r.<,n tielieves. ui.mor.ility ami is a A recital will lie given at uooi.t Returning to Ili«tline, tin- poul puni limi'ii. titan divorce, istirt* Hill Hopes. |,aw May h* th tty oahbuLh. «11-;- raiser. Hr. Johnson lauded u-'i i on.lido th a t the Jud('hangt' So Court CanGrnnt 11 The Bok.v will conic lo Florida in him r tin* type of man wli-< realI ii.it i- no power to make Oulrunu* Request " 'their private ear January 8 lo r e - 11/ made a community d-.-1u‘ > Decree Wil haul •I.cm •*. If ii party sues j |. )s j.\ JM in a t their Mountain Lake home j.-im of adversity, lie t*dd lio.v •• i- no ground for div. LONDON*. • Nov. 18 (IN S )­ fob tho winter. .'tlisllino had come to l.ongwVi-i I. M-in«d> claimed is not on*" l '" 1 , J*I have built this beautiful tow- token a jot. painting the Orange ’ Sum-? d a ., |M-iim|H, I be law wi!! 1, i" on s that party alone. o / not for my own pleat-ure, but mid Black llni«-l for a dollar a b- n lteri .1 so m in enable a judge but t.i the pal tie-, the children, for all the people. I believe th at «ln> and finally a fte r years of . ,":i| (In- interest* <-f ninr I■\ I > , I i u i hi-own disrreiion iiiul order 1,1 *’ 1 ' IfT hcr; were more appreciation o f 1fighting Imps ari-l other pc.u ■ . ality. ;it'd lio-jld no* l.e left to the [•’ ii Heven if .,uc,i relief i.. no*. ( beauty in this country there would reached the peak which In* now o . • f one party." . |. , Im less c rime. ” Mr. Itok said, w h e n ■ "ceciipie, in his partieiilar cla-.i , ,j ror". Wil i I :- opinion, ninny eminent I ....... II announcing th at the singing town '» the poultry industry. e woi.is of Justice 11ill. ut- uo-ii •n lirituin agree entirely !i-'.> .• ;«-i Iw open to the public. ! Histlim*'* liiwl-* Irivc registered ui Hi. Hivoiti. Court with in- •*f -Indice Hill's stall-- •• ■*■•! nt In, ■ „„i.. ____ - ,, ,, almost i b*'in sweep, in tlu-ir via*** solciniiily, has bi ought t*> n-ent. s r A rthur Cfttuiii Uoyls Toe only restriction the a u th o r .., .... u.......... v ..„. v..-i gn - - I placed upon the the tower w a« . i noiiing pouu the seething cotitr.. ihiit visitor* must do nothing to , u;,y hi id Ilian over the question "I h.-| drive tho birds away from his 28 prizes i f uivoive and leg..! separnl.on. I *n sanctuary or to destroy the beauty ne Long- i In tin llriteh l uuria, an avera;.- Hmied of the estate. Ristlin - of tWj-nly :-epnialion orders lo oic- iitiinoi: In* silver 11fvoTi(aVdeciee are made nnnualli. I'"11: 1 Ni‘ myer j, matrional cases in llriliaii. i v- ' •*',n 1 with i»?r ,, ,.|,j xviieic infidelity is clcarlv 1 l u ’ j-rnved, srpniatinn is the only legal ‘1. ,!’! ‘J* it-nie-ly liuv i-ver gmve the com-Sli.i; Aluud - R*»; den, the fuimm I-Ictclu-i .,|r jnl {tf , |)L. unpiiotuit may I*-v i:mn pre-irlu-r, tai:es the sain oped om- Hierc is no divorce for such rea. o . view. ' The lovely country home of Mi*. In- entire 1,-1 ,b ', 'r '' n. cruelty, insanity, A M. HeForcnl on the Country ... iIL. iitul di ankeii'-.-s, and incompathility iClub roud wan the scene of a m \\ make \ m : \ r in wd h«.- lately suffl' ii-nt u ii- on for a ,c|o.mdst enjoyubla bridge purty r.n bend, ration or .er ; Thursday afternoon when «he wrf* hostess for the members of g a large And sipnralion never gives tin* the Every Week lliidgo Club. iql ill the light to ie-i.iarn.ige. C-,ns.-qucnil/ locicn ' Exqtii.-iic pink and red roses e highest nearly ail advanced opinion t i |'|-esid S combined with ferns were urning* ring tne Uriiain i- opo u l to tho pruik.-pl • ih«- I 'f d w ith artUtic effect about lb.* liter bei.Liat.uii, bceauoo il u geiieiul i im-i * lo^mn when thr gninen were pluy<oonl oi ^ agiecd Lit..e in in.iny u j i 'j il fields, only nails to immorality. h«*ri n of Talks «»l Ki-paralhnu* Ir th n l'ItC Him*'"1 ;,un-iee Hill, rpcaklng with 'l i e ' litfloilbn weight *»f the Itcir h, has gone hand', i- | mil Itry (I,l,ther. lie has dealt openly with ''omj ii i,,s I’l-ta- a nut her and very aerioui* aspect <if tvhiih ilily 55.000 the question - wlie re one party lias *,*rt-il 0.(100,000 ,th«' right to claim n divorce, Jmt n ' “-nl ted eg-fi | refer* to- reiiinin eontenl with a *n « oi item en- Iseparatien m der, in order to prevent the tlicr party from re- . mu-lied for mu trying is a prntice that has as *. 4 fUM t the punishment «>/ the third | To G et $2,400,000 At Banquet In N. Y. FRINGE MALIGNS BRATIANU FOR POLITICAL MOVES A n o t h e r Lot O f BATTERIES raisrrs of tincrliMikini; lln* *>pp- $ 10.00 $11,000,000 . II NO EXPRESS TO FAY IF YOU IIIIY AT IIOMI Western (Legal Notices) of BEEF DON’T STO P RIDING! 215 Sanford Avc. Phone 015 217 Sanford Avc. I'ltmtr 01 \ i: DuuiituXSS. r &CLUB STEAK Clerk. tVm lnr'H, I’lMiuiy. l-'loriitii. <■•Minty (Too Late To Classify) Fresh Wtlaka Apartments. First Strewt Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur­ nished housekeeping apartm ents. Private hath. Hot water furnished. One and two rooms. Low rate. I hone I!>7-.l. See manager. SATURDAY N O V . 19 New Tire Store A T SECOND ARY LINE THE CROW DS K EEP COMING! Sanford Auto F arts Co. ROUND, SIRLOIN AVestern HIGH G R A D E FIRST LIN E TIRES AUTOMOTIVE ELEC TR IC CO The members of the llook Iziv <drtt Cltdi were most ueiiKiiwu.qr L-N-VII I F — Greenville ^ \V. I'iral at halt. I'loutc 2.1l> -j afteniooii LhhhN ) • enU rtained Thursday{ aflernomi Company doing !V," l', r '1 * the ru e its of Mrs. Harry | . Ward i tn rm ni l , \l . l & u u » t f f » « ; a n » x N iu i(A mv lu lltin tv - uK her homu on Seventh Street, liv e ly ycllrw and w hite.chrysu.iIhtimunis comhined with greenery Here used to brighten the room.' of the spacious home. , Exchunge of books utui discuxalon of current events caused tho • afternoon hminw to par i nuiehl ( *n<l at u late hour the hostess We mn sell you New and Used to lh* Snnford M ital mid Rub­ ,,»erved a tasty refreshment Tires u' price» that anyone enn ber (V --H ig h est prices paid afford to pay. Ilig reduction.* for till kindH of Junk.—Thii *s the place to buy bottles of all on parts and accessories. kind • mid si*e <. 10ft PALMETTO AVI SWEET ANT) JUlc MEATS We personally select | meats we buy jUJt you choose from 'c stock the cut you wi for dinner. In this* we are satisfied that ure getting the best I m arket affords for ( customers and our p tomers are contenl because our meats t ilways tender, sweet i juicy.___ MASON TIRES and lo u r old baltrry Book L o v c m h Club Is E ntertained At Lovely P arty By Mrs. Ward Health Insurance Western Every Week Bridgels Entertained Thursday ByMrs.A.M.I)eForrest ic fact that FlnrJiOO.noa in poultry | nr nnil only raised ' NE\V SMYRNA-Thw I'.uilil dock.< am] r-^ckin* fnciliate shrimp imluit0' PRICES. 2 9 x 4 .4 0 $ 9 .1 0 OTHEF 30x4.95 $ 1 3 .2 5 SIZES 31 x 5 .2 5 $ 1 4 .0 5 3 3 x 6 .0 0 $ 1 8 .5 0 IN PROPORT1 San Juan G arage C o • Sanford Mrs. K. S. Dutton. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AT Special Prices on Bed Room, Livinfir Room and Dining* Room F urniture .Walnut Bed Room Suite, with Vanity , Cress er, Chest, ami l^:>w End Bed. $125.00 Value For Tomorrow Only . < 2 7 /1 .S A LAlST DAY OF SALE Unusual Savings In Furnitur NIGHT STANDS PORCH ROCK1-RS SANDPHA; AND GOLD SI5AL CONGOLKUM A r t r u g s , m o n e y r a c k G U A R A N TEE. 10-PIEUE DINING ROOM SUITE; Mahogany Finish Tomorrow ' CASH SPECIAI SATURDAY ONLY Terms Arranged . . • # •*- t'J Apex Vacuum Clean© ' ' . 'I t >>*| Extra Special With All Attachments Terms Arrangffd �jUTURDAV Tell The People Sanford Herald ra * •t.T3 a*, i a Hernia, M i f i r i ' a p laaeo r a r * * . ■r, n k H t l h n « • ' lb * U t r r M ft taal I t f iM Harrier- r r r r l r t i * t n a Ik . H M riM . H U * ., . f f i m l u l l o lt a * T l h M M « 4 w * N « a * l l r e » v » r V a ll the I t M I t g even ts e f the en > ir e r 14. T h e 1. J*. H. U re p e e U l. p fllrle a t l a F le rU a aa4 Its ' t r et ha a4llm s at M e a e a e la T a t H e ra ld t* a a r a k r r e f the %a41t D a re e a e f C lr e a U t le a e , a a I a te ra e t lama I Aaaeetat le a ef FahJ a h rra . A d v e rtis e r*. aa4 A t r r r l l i l i a Affemta n h lr b re p a lrr a r a r h F a h . ■ K fe tt eeeaihet te aabatU te a , t h e r t a a h * amen ef aah eertpth fM .lin ts la a r e r r te v e rify ah e e ta te lr • I I H ataia et H r r a t a t le a u w e ll aa •hewnm ^haelarae m ethede._____ ^SA TU RD A Y , NOV." 19, 1927. - t n t l U K H A L I » .’ ’ I t O t .lU p - I r - l t « e a » a t la r l l j auu e e a a t r a d '.U t r n llu n . rep>-r w a t e r re a te te J a a h a e a ... a.' ‘ i C*aaatraeilea a t HI. J e a e e la d la a 1th r r (a n a l, c — t a a a a u r a i le a art w a a l h l r ' P a r ii a p .W e e h ." 4 — A e A U .m il** o f h alieiB A pre■ ATBBa— houara h atrla ap artaacit A t'o aam aa ltr t'h rel. t e » € a r a p l r t l a i e f r i lr beaatlflea> 11->a pr<Ht ram. IU— A a r e *n*l m ad era h aapllal. '^R JB L lT V E R SE F O r f o D A Y i TRUE W 0B SH IP :0 worship the Lord in the beauty of hulinetts: fe a r before Him, all the earth. J'salm 00:9. • PRAYER: 0 God, Thou a il a feWt, end they that worship Thee, m ust worship Thee in Spirit and in T ruth. The Rabbit Season Is On As Brisbane Sees It The Fairmount Sentinel of Minnesota recently brought To Meet Confucius. to our attention most forcefully the fact th a t many business IJndber*1i. Ford, Marie. houses* unusually successful when advertising campaigns are Cheap At >100,000. carried on, frequently fail when such campaigns are suspen­ General Motor* In Atlanta, It; A r t h u r ll r U h a n * ded. Cap* ric h i It n h r S lu r It cites the exampli of Quaker Oats which for a good , many years was one of the most widely advertised foods in IN CHINA a labor party Is trythis country. This concern figured it had reached the hights ing to seize Cantofi* martial law Is declared nnd tn of China’s 400, of success mid its mnrgain of profit was tremendous. It be­ 000 000' Join Confucius, and per­ lieved its product was so well known th at it was no longer haps hear what he thinks of necessary to advertise. Immediately upon the cessation of fighting in China. the campaign, its business shrunk until the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Now it has doubled its former WHEN BERTRAND RUSSELL und wrote about the advertising space in an effort to get back into the limelight visited Chinese, he concluded that their and recoup Its lost business. r-ilvation would b€ to wait* cn* We are wondering if there are not some Sanford nv'"- dure, let the whites kill themoff Then the yellows chants who have not quite caught the idea of advertising. rtlves would rule. W e are occasionally met with the statem ent that “We have Chinn i- not taking that ad­ done business in Sanford for many years. Everyone knows vice. Yellows are as foolish as us and w hat we have to sell. Advertising would not help whites ulsiul killing. us any.” STUDENTS AT Chicago North­ That was the attitude of Quaker Oats when it stopped western university vote Lindbergh advertising, but it soon found out th at the public is a fickle and Ford “the biggest men of the thing. It soon forgets, nnd turns quickly from the old to the year.” Marie leads the women. ncw\ It is the thing that is constantly brought to the atten­ Queen President Coolidge, Mussolini, tion of the public that sells. the Prince of Wales, Mayor PIHsbury flour is one of the most successful concerns Thompson. Edison, Tumney. Al in the country nnd is perhaps the most widely advertised. Smith, Ilahe Ruth get votes. Its advertising manager is said to draw a salary larger than RUTH ELDER, charming young the President of the United States. Wrigley’s chewing lady, attracted attention and gum, the makers of Camel and Chesterfield cigarettes, and newspaper- gave her at least >100, Camel’s tomato soup owe their success largely to their big 000,000 worth of free advertising. advertising campaigns. Henry Ford has spent more money Now the intelligent Loew company gives her $1000 n flay for 100 days on printer’s ink than any other one individual and seems to to tell about it in vaudeville. to have received excellent results. We would like to see some local merchant who is not FOR J 100.00(1 intelligent Mr. satisfied with the volume of his business catch the idea of Mr. Nickolus M. Schenck gets the benifit "f $ 100,000,000 worth these other business men. Business can always he improved of publicity. by judicious advertising. MADAME CURIE COULD not AUTUMN tt -11 By Muriel W right — In the New York Herald Tribune Now the autum n has come And the dull brown leaves drift i down Into j i pile of lived days. B ut our days together " Ara laavs* of flaming scarlet " T hat Hill cling To * gtark and somber tree U ntil circumstance*-Like a bitter wind from the n o rth Tw ists them from Ufa And they fall Into the pile of lived days B rIipgw h tof color r ifplotches ' • - Am Among ong the dead leavts leaves ltakrd up Tor burning. TRINITY Hy Ted QUon _ _ —lit Poetry— ^Wisdom. 1 think U made of these I tw dMRovaries. Jr-L • Tint, the raw incredible ache )f a new heartbreak. U tter this—but bitter fa r inning how brief all heartbreaks •re, in the hurt heals over and .leaves no scar. jsd last, that love-feasted even la somewhat short of u tter heaven. wP*K:-' Wisdom la wrought of these T hree .certainties. Ant! while wo ore a t it, atop .at ono new bank 7 NOV. IP, 1937 why General Jedwln doesn’t seem to have mode much of a hit with his flood plan. f ---------o--------Legal holiday: A nationally acspied excuse to quit work.—Dohen Eagle. i e Smith is getting his propaarranged for the conquest Florida. Don’t be duped by It. Judging from a.fro n t page etory the Signal this morning we are -taoeUevn that someone got Charlie T aft may be a poor linen ae Remus states, b ut at it we would rath e r be In his shothan In the ex-bootleggers. ------------------- -------------------- GENERAL MOTORS nlmounces Success, th at goal which every man aspires to attain, the enluhliithmcnt of a new plant Atlanta. This is a tribute to haa been the subject of numerous books and addresses which in the ituturnnhMe buying power of have come to the public’s attention from lime to time. Ad­ the south, the outstanding position vice nlong this line i» easy to give and while almost every of Atlanta ns a distributing center man who has achieved success has gained it by means dif­ and the cum man sense of Mr. Slonn und others that run General ferent from others, yet essentially they have all had to pos­ Motors. sess some attributes that nrc necessary to any kind of suc­ Atlanta's Chevrolet plant will cess. give work at good wages to many. Knutlsen, head of the Chev­ As we have ju st said, there is an unlimited supply of ad -! rolet company, says: "A plant in vice a t hand on this subject. Most of it is bunk. However, Atlanta became not only a pos­ there nrc those requisites of success which everyone must sibility hut a necessity.” recognize. They are very interestingly set forth in a list of ten maxims which the late Judge Elbert II. Gary compound­ GERMANY SIGNS the lenTue ed after years of experience and considerable thought on the of nations agre inert "affording to women workers be­ m atter. Coming from a man like Judge Garv, the suggestions protection fore and a f t.r childbirth.’’ A are well forth listening to and they contain not only good w iman would he allowed to quit work six weeks before the birth counsel but many words of wisdom. a child and remain away six Judge Gary’s rules speak for themselves. They repre­ of weeks afterward, with pay and sent the essentials of success and, what is even better, hap- free medical attention. piness. They are ns follows. That sounds almost like civ­ ilization —governments com­ 1. Be honest, truthful sincere and serious. Being pelling employers to do for slippery and tricky may gnin you temporary advantages, women what intelligent horse hut in the long run it will lie your undoing. owners did for marett n thousand 2. Be considerate of others. Don’t try to get yearn ago. ahead by pulling somebody else down. The more pro­ A TAX assessor at Washington, gress you make the less you will take advantage of Ft. t\. values White House build­ others. ing and grounds a t 922,000 • 3. Guard your health, both morally and physically. 000, the capital $53,000,000, State, The main thing to rely upon in a crisis of emergency is war and navy buildings, 912,500, 000. being in fit condiion. Uncle Sam should got some 4. Get an educaton. Kno-.v the fundamentals, such Hying machine- to protect all that ns arithmetic, spelling, grammar, geography and hist­ property, A dozen bombing enemy ory. Also get all the technical education you cnn. fliers could soon knock those 5. No m atter how much nutural ability you have, . buildings around the ears of men it must he stimulated hy persistent efforts to improve I that live or wnrk in them. the mind and store it with useful information. A good A NEW HIGH mark in United , memory is of incalculable benefit. States finance anil prosperity. ( 6. Have clean habits of life and select the right National banks including Alaska and Hawaii rc|wirt to the compcompanions. You should know men of experience and trc ’ter of the currency, resources higher rank than yourself., Nothing saps character like billion, two hundred and seven­ undesirable companions who are oniv bent on selfteen million, eight hundred and 'indulgence rather thnn self-improvement. twenty-four thousand dollar; beating all records. 7. Be ambitious honorably and back this am b itio n This doesn’t include tru st com­ up with energy, persistence and thoughtfulness: "I have panies and other great money in­ had to fight steadily against laziness all mv life,” he stitutions. says. This is n rich country, getting richer every minute. Us citizens 8. Be loyal to employers, friends nnd country. A m ench year ten billions more reputation for loyalty induces people to give you |)osi* fa than it cost to live. Don’t sell the tions of tru st nnd responsibility. United States short. 9. Cultivate stability. Don’t he a rolling stone. 10. - Most im portant of all: Observe the Golden A MOTHER AND father hid in a bureau tirnwer, telling Rule. This gets, you farther in the long run than a n ­ 900 only their 12 year old daughter, other maxim of life. C hristin/, where the money wa-. It disappeared. Three times (he mother accused the child. The girl tienied th at she had stolen the money, then drank carbolic — -------o----------acid and may die. Not al) jiurenU And now that Bebout and Ash Editor of the Sanford Herald fore mo the scores for the past five .realize n chilli’s intensity of feel. ird have turned themselves Sanford, Flu. months nnd will compure'only nursling, ito newspaper men with a seminnd his os we tio not enre to speak i tonlhly magazine, the cast is cum- Dear Sir: for the other fellow. MEMBERS OF THE clergy Permit us to use space in your will discuss the drama today Spencers Dairy Tnc. paper to correct whut we deem n ami listen to Mr. Otto H. Kahn B utter fat 4.00 f . fellows, how would It be to misleading advertisement concern­ tell about it. Producers of certain Bacteria count 80,100 Its* a club of present and ing milk tests and w hat constitut­ plnys say they hope the "church Longwood Dairy newspaper men in Sanford? es grade A milk, and let us say in and drama association" will attack Butter fat 4.12 ild certainly be the largest the out set, th at every test shown Bacteria count 104,000 their plays. ‘‘Wo would not put a In tha city. in this ad is good and the City of These figures nro the average fu r: pastor on the payroll if ho would ^• w (-0 ■" Sanford should be congratulated the last five months. denounce us." Florida's two Puths. One land- on tho efficient work of our in­ A ting will gladly dig up a de­ The rity ordinance provides thnt 1 In the ocean. Where’ll the other spector Dr. C. W. Baker. He has caying bone If you told him where 7— Tam pa Tribune, Ruth certainly put Sanford in the front first class or grade A milk should to find It. Many citizens unfort­ be at least 2.60 butter fat nnd not unately will attend a rotten play, r finally got to Washington for good dean milk. •O will Ruth Owen. if you tell them where it is. Now as to the comparison’in the over 200.000 bacteria count. We still claim th at Spencers Korea for the month of October LORD CECIL says the British wh«n a girl used to 1927, let me congratulate our Duiry Inc. puts out n< thing but Through the Rye. friend who claims the only grade grade A milk certainly if we go have "banged the doors" on any navy agreement with the United grandson who sings A milk in the county. He had a not, there is none. Yours truly, States. Thanks to Britain for en­ They’re Coming good score, but October tests arc Spencers Dairy Inc. couraging the United States to the Bye 7— Florida th* only ones he shows. I have be­ Py G. W. Spencer Sr. Sec. A mind ita business and make its own rules for its own navy. ■ o —■. ' A country h ta t could manage )pa*a chief of police stye, "Oh 1 itself with fewer than 4,000 000 TAMPA TIMES ’ Imsv it’s all right for the population shoqld m anage, llsell i.to shoot a t a mutorist who with 116,000,000 population. recklessly and won’t The common mistake made by J Grade changes will not prevent wonder hfw Tam pa's most people In dealing w ith auto- ’ accidents at intersections and elseScientists find woman has would feet about t h a t.* brains equal to a man’s. Most womobile accidents a t railroad grade wh*re ® * » the highways, but Impro­ - —■* o ----crossings, iB that they consider the ved or safe practices in driving will wen demand more of Kience than S anfeA la xolng to have a crossing instead of the driver. prevent them everywhere. th at.—Atlantian Georgian. srnlfig nevflnaper. HuttoU Grade changes would heavily A railroad crossing Is a danger burden the taxpayers and tie up “ ttos, ftu a h e U e r and China’s w ar proves that if It can t of the 6 o y r a re backing only when and to the ex ten t tn at a large amount of money for un­ be protected from Us friends it can i> U made so by careless driving i don’t know what th.” t. jn*. productive purposes, while yet tales care of Its enemies.—Atlanta Lord knows, there’s no The automobile fs w hat we must leaving 90 per cent of the hazard Constitution. i'new spapers these days think about, not the crossing. Wo of automobile accidents uncared ins of Tha Hlent Id must change practices instsad of for. Acelehrated pianist Is setting to, Open to them trad es. Ninety per cent of all auto Let us require sofa driving, music the noise of Broadway. The B at may accidents occur on the highways. which costs nothing, y s t will re­ finished composition will sound con r a n The Not even 10 psr cent, occur a t move the hazard not only at grada like an Inferior Jaiz selecction.— grade crossings, ■ croeslnga but on the highways also. A tlanta Constitution. The Sanford Forum L Health Insurai T h e Best E\ FLORIDj STATE FAIR Jacksonville NOVEMBER 17 - V ] -J To Don’t Miss / > / Go T rid OFPoll Kentuckian Finds Blickl a Great Aid In Relje Constipation, and Ss*1 Feels 0 . K. get 9100,1100 fur telling about ■ailiuin. The people want action. Judge Gary On Success SAFE DRIVING NEEDED Springs W: WgrlfY t o t ' -JZ l jJ W W W M IW W W W M W W W W W W J RIGGERS DAIRY FARM I’hone 37 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream R utter Milk Milk for Rabies Elton J Moughton Architect First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Snnford, Fin. Wc Buy and Sell Bottles of All De­ scriptions. Rear of KOTS’ Generator g Starter and » H Catletts burg, Ky._Mr.iGUt kina, of 1218 Center StiMl city, says: "1 "There was a time *h#ni was not no good. I ttuiTertaia deal from gna puina. M, i was aa turn ted with polios? waa not properly eliminated.' time to time I had seven, aches, and I felt aluggish tad j ”1 know of Black-DrtMin modicino for constipation. ■ thought I would try it F «|J I took a nmall done every ni» til my system was rid oft cum ulated poison. "I gained in weight and btJ ral health wna good. TU,* rienco made mo realize thti of Black-Draught. I kept it i homo and when I begin to |L leas and dull, I take a dot* j which I feel O. K. again. 1 "People generally do not i the risk they take in allowiai atipntion to run on. I try ta| my system cleansed, and Black-Draught a great aid b this.” For sale everywhere, 25c. package today. : j* Ignition J Service USE St Our Specialty Q U A K E R STATE 1 AUTOMOTIVE OIL nnd ro Farther foi your | ELECTRIC CO. I!j Money. Free Crank-Case S en ice. H W. K ir.l t l Oak. Thone 21B j) s a f e s irelqVittU: CECIL L. R IN ES S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Avc. lfiOi w. First St. SPEC IA L!! WEDDING WANTED LOCH A R BO R Has Pure W a te r An unusually good op portunily for any couph th at wishes to marry to re celvc the license, minister and wedding presents all furnished by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Ceremony will be performed by any m inister that the couple may desire, and will he as sacred as any other . wed din* ceremony. If interest ed, Phone 95, or write F. F Lane, Box 329, Sanford Flo. Supplied from a Deep Well and stored in a hermetically sealed tank, which prevents contamination, I,och Ar­ bor’s water is as pure and good as any to he found in Florida. Ask for a sample and have it analyzed. GENUINE 13 PLATE A AA FORD BATTERY FOR AND YOUR OLD BATTERT Ford Batteries need no introduction. They cnn lie used on all makes of cars and are an Ideal I Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales & Service Palmetto & Commercial Sts. WHHN BUTTE* AUTOM OBILES ARE r.UILT. Phone 331 BUICJt W i t t BLITO DeForest - Sanford Realty Co. I*. O. Box 339 Hanford Fla. LANEY’S — ‘The Friendly D rug Store” E. F irst St. Sanford I „ ... . _ ,, Prescriptions Filled Promptly • And Accurately . Another Lot Of 30x3 1-2 Cord Tires at $4.95 Black Beauty The Famous Big Reduction In 29x4.40 Baloon Tire a t .......................................... . $7.95 We Have a Few More 31x4 Cord Tires at ................................................... $875 32x4 Cord Tires at ................................................ . $9.75 33 x 4 1-2 Cord Tires a t ...........................................$11.50 Get one of the new Sanford Booster Plates., only $1.00 Free Crank Case Service—All The Popular 01 Is Sindaire—Mobilol—Quaker State—Pennioll Veedol Texaco Westinghouse Batteries . ............ ......................... $io.00 San Juan Garage C o. Sanford b FiiJtor th a t w om en desire <* Durability BU1CK for Q | * t h a t m en dem an Fleet, grr.cefui lines. lustrous Duco colo . .luxurious clow car interiors— — unmatched performance . . . unrivalh comfort. . . sturdy constnuftion that assur long life—you’ll find them all in Buickl Buick for 1928 has won tremendous populani among men and women alike, because it con bines the style that women desire with tl durability that men demand. SEDANS <1193 to I1CS3 » » # COUPES <1193 to H# SPORT MODELS #1193 to #1323 M u ll., t m x r n m m t ta x to b* a # * # I a t O..M./I. C p iu n c i a g plan, ti n m o it J ttir o b U , ii OvaiutbU- Sanford Buick Co. Wh«B Batter Automobiles Ar« Built, Buick Will l*“ W �(jE H H n H w R H B "'- ■”« MILANBTHEATRE PROGRAM ............. a l Activities OfflW Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DA IGMt, Society Editor Residence Tel ;17J MRS. BLACKMAN TO COMPIIF hook ON THE “WOMEN OF FLORIDA?* Calendar An important nnrl BOOKS BIG FILM LES MISERABLES Victor Hugo’s Mastcrpico Is Transmitted To The Screen In One OfGreatestlMctures; Years Required To Mnke It Week' of November 21st. MONDAY & TUESDAY Tito drama th at mallo Victor Hupfo immortal—atupoiulotis picture of human pns.-tion, pathos and romance “LES MlSERAnLES” WEDNESDAY * Miles amt m iles of smites with those two verv clev­ er comedians Jack Mulhnll and Dorothy MncKail in “SMILE BROTHER SMILE” THURSDAY Special Thanksg-lvinR Program Rwl LcRocquo urn) Phvllis Haver star in “THE FIGHTING EAGLE** Comedy “Rushinp Business” — Milanc Review Novelty Sung Side Number bv Mr. Brockham **SWANEE SHORE” FRIDAY An mdheiiic portrayal of the greatest character >I the civil war days starring Fred Thompson and Mary Carr and the wonder horse Silver King— “ JESSIE JAMES” SATURDAY Tom .Mix find Tony star again in a picture that is a "Mix Thriller” *Uyer *hi f pIt dPonies”To hx)»w, run* the mi?rryrRo-rounc] 1---- „ . the story ita-*am e, dfftil Be Show n Tonight C U « Hu t n / . r : t ~ >i«*.*r ' Ih AildKWH »To I ijH btarringlrlbson , • -*»» tory it* naalc the paint* j of ili^ carrodjcl supply Hoot Gibson lx coming to the Milanc Theatre today in wlial promises to bo the biggert nit of hi* career ns a movie cow­ boy. Jt l« said that in "Painted Ponies,” directed by Reaves Mason from tho story by John J. Hamlin, Hoot doea so many daring stunts on the backs of bucking animals that he proves again his right to the laurels n* a cowboy champion. Much of the film wax rnAd-* at the famous rodeo nt Saugns, Cali­ fornia where cowboy prodigies in all branches of iluredcvlltry arc seen In camera shuts that have ersated wide comment fnr their un­ usual thrills. Gibson himself, who •day* tho role of Itucky Simms, champion cowboy of the north, dropping into Toptmvn to compote for the southern trophy, docs ;ome ’lair raising steer riding of his own P retty Elhlvne Clair, who npn-ared with Gibson in "A Hero on Horseback," will again favor the fun tn' th i’M ijctiirj:' ** r;dchi' o f -\qc' iWlUir d riding on a mery* fo-rop sport for'.e|deTlj£.I take a whirl Wn‘ ‘ efnn the rate* of Ahictj forv about Ifiirty secOH A * * the srtory sta rts, B into- trouble- *tT'WTTf* ;... tim e he parts int*-town^ for ininll irr Toptowri: fo. stranger to fa ll'in lova witt pfetty^gnt—-not-whiU Pinto the butty; life*/* . shoots fair to- tjuddljo’* 11* - Thu yarn rounds aa*if ito.w ij to .lie us.gtiod as anything "*1 e v -r did. ThoH; " nreviews state that it is 1» than that. In aiklition to Ethlyne Only, I supporting cast, includes, a of well known peoplt , ft William Dnnn, MSHmM SL...„ greatest work of cpir on which has ever the human brain," podia Britnnicn of Lea M iseralles." conservative to us.■ • . t,- leaders in other | icn, explained to the board her plan stale ' e organ izali.ie* have ,>t j Hu snmo langugage in dcsi’rib'mg lie iMiossnl motion picture producLnndenu Croup Camp Fire to prepare and publish n work cn- | f a ;ir satisfaction that Mrs * 1! of *‘Le» Misornbles" whiclc titled, ‘TIi-’ We men of Florida." I ‘a will tnwk at tno 1,o:,‘e 01 which will include n history «f nil t ,H no to «»U'0 ’.Voipi’i th. om esto the Milanc 'n ieatre Moo. r ' ' ' eh : ig’ufnlly beliinc ' 1 ’a> and Tuesday is w ithout d«uh; i Marie (’ouch. L . nj.% \t Mrs. L. J. 1Couth o* the W'fnicn’a organizations of to . I- 11 ''I the dctelopr.ent of s airpassiug eihenia Achievement Ihe stnU; ami the biographical skc*. r 1 ■: U na* meets with Mrs. Currie This majestic dram a of human vhei, accompanied by portraits of \t. tt !0o7 Palmetto Avenue, ns many an! jnti • striving under the yoke of ig titan's lotpr as possible or the women i lc N" - Mrs. .John Falter who have held important position* : i.U'itanve wit the women iterance and unjust power has hod R ,1 meets with R|ru. Georg* in these several organizations. and r f i . iiWth official and per- in it:, book form, more Tender, P Hart, Wt High Street, •nd her ability and expel ■ ikr.n nny other work except titin thi field.-, r f ediiiiirnu of nit ‘T U M B L I N G R I V E R " a writer, peculiarly ipi.jii. 1tilde. As n motion picture proiwwn's Society mu:.!?. I t*■'rnli'.re, municipal gy* omen Missionary ... , ,, . • »■ i.u.r.o ip.ii snoi Children’s Matinee at 10 A. M. irf on it h s made now ntteu ■r .a prepare such a work, iltthcfct ( hureh will hold .t ; , .it„ lllt fa, U((ll> Miarity civi in COMING AIT It A(TIONS di ■ re records in every European !11 fa ranee will he welt nu. liar locial meeting ut d o clock reform, temperar.t.', ioiffra;(c, ini mt try and has been iicclalniv I '1 no: only by the women, but by I 'W hat Price Glorv"—Ear! Carroll's Vanities h?hbma of Mrs. M. H. Gim p-. ( roveivcr.t of home life, anil other : two continents as tlio greatest rh Celery Avenue with Mrs. importimt interests. Special effort 'he men of the state. Comedies—Novelties— News Heels ' l.o.ird of advisors, renresetine t’.lr.i triumph of the old world. I_ Bandy. Mrs. Byron Walker, will be. made to put on record the Two years were spent In makiti,; Prod •' Williams and Mrs. itchie ements of the pioneer wo *!‘i i ’ii • ; eanizati.mn and interest* Tho Missionary Society of the hi., stupendous motion picture at i tin w imen of ihe state, will be Sfhmehl n< hostesses. F irrt Meth< dist Church will hold men of the state. C" 11 ul it on with Mrs. Blncl.- a ii.-, 1 that mounted to millions of Ihe circles of the Preoby terian 1 social meeting M' lidny afternoon Some half-dozen nr more nai ra francs. M/mv of the scenes wem »*»-»--- ■*r*1 T.!■— 0 ;ui, wI-1, n eu i res us t hat her in ten L-h will meet III 3 oClock lit |f»n ot .1 o’clock nt tho home of Mm, II, live atnl biographical wuiks, soon 1h i t '• t i make this hook not onh I; ken on the exact locations indiIfollowing places; H. Chappell on Celery Avenue. of them in several volumes, hi*. *WS at ml by the author in Ins book. I I b s r ( HltlSTlAN CHURCH Ross Humphrey in building n new L ie No. :i. Mrs. 1*. T. Wake- '•'J en devote | to the men of Flnridg a lauljdde contribution to the hi*. Mi ' • 1 *r »** <v*i The hosterses fnr the affair w'dl pH The streets of these towns were Ninth & Palmetto ’ei> of the oial.inir • f Florida, but house, adjoining Ids present home *e Masdnmes M’alker, Bender. I. ila..’ • .wit,h No sim ilar w‘Yk has undertaken altered to appear as they did a •. *' Hook Gibson ,rt * * j a lTiur*h SehiMil—0.-15 A. M. here. " lo prerent n volupe us hcauti|r laxtoii, £M8 Myrtle Avenue, to portray the womanhood „f tlv Volie Williams and Mayer. a ions ran into prohibitive cost*. S; nil I Thank igiving Program. i I a* tan he inn le, in format, typirclc No. -t, Mrs. W alter Bach ttite, and t l;e hoard of direr tors - iffnMVi .Mmimig War*hip ift Communion *l'1' • ’Mu i rations unit hindiri)*. But ih" French hold th e ir, favor­ Irmsn ur’etK with Mrs. JhiDea Mi. ami Mis, Gen. MeGhan of TO A l K KT WEDN MS DA Y ' . "PAINTEtV P O N ItS P /L ite author in such esteem th a t not II V-M, -t[ ittm.n, Hutu and Myrtle, ** * \ *; J* On Wednesdav afternoon u l I *11 an.a ." Print ii al Thatikngiv- rampn, and two children, were e1,hi ihe remodeling of ft. town trile No. f. Mr ■ Howard I.ontc, aa ek-end gao ls of Air. ami Mr*. J o'clock, the regular business meet­ . Comedy - s ] Ivtild stand in the way of their uig ' Irnmn. i"‘ ’*-’ v'>th Mrs. Charles A. Pet kiln 111. ing of tlm Literature Donnrtmen) Ben Turpin ' v ’ ~ 1 , 1 reducing ‘‘Iws MiSerablco" with 1 iiit*.|ian Kndcavi r O.tJO P. M. jl,.n,y. Mtufiirlia Avenue. of the Woman's Club will hi- hehl Ir n a r y ago. Much of th o se’opciK"« ning Worship—• 7.110 P. M. in Srclc No. Mrs. S. A. Irwin A, II. Gregory of Gnrrettsvillr a t the club houre, with the ilniiri ■! -*oletc fidelity down to the last S-iiuon "Sixth I 1 1 series im ori•A HOLLYWOOD H LnO" ' Jrninn, tm’re> with Mrs. Henry oian Mrs. Ceorgp Jhixton presidN. V. arrived Iasi Friday to attend ,'m A development of the DircipA ritual .written by Mrs. ,1. N. | wl’i' e (hnl i< the laird. As flatigh d- all. Latin, KJ West Fourth Street, Fmithnll Son'sc10^ -/ *' ihe winter with his daughter, Mrs. •ng. Iirmcdlattdy following th*» * . • of Christ. 'the principal |tlayvr*j.were so Wlfftner and Mrs. A. T, Itosstter linle No. 7. Mrs. H. M. Runt. R. Houghton. tins of the American Revolution. Ii -till from the French stage and business part of the meeting, a T H E LATERAL PASS’*' \ mi are most con Hally invited to thninnMi. m ads with Mr . lor the use of the Sallie Harrichoj lenli/iii|g Ilia* tile .safety of our r.lsv rending will be given. Thi t iV. Soil'll, W 8 Magnolia Av > hapter of Dautthtcrn of American i in'iy Pei in the Intelligence, I 1ho most renowned actors in the •a 11il, with us un A.Is Thanks­ Mr. ami Airs. John Spith nr riven meeting is open to the public. Revolution, was givun for the first a'rinl eliarartcr and patriotism I land chosen to protray the chac- giving Sunday. Saturday from Amcshury, Mass., to MONDAY & TUESDAY, hrrle Vo. s 'lin e S. K. (iillon time yesterday afternoon nt the oi u r 1 ilpan*. jad that the *line*' iu tern created by Hugo. Mrs.. Mattie G. Pace, Mrs. A. K. •ptnd tho winter nt their home n o n cro ss c h u r c h The film was originally prwliumeeting • f the chapter at ihe home irautt. meets with Mrs. G. M. ' -■lier« tlin e elenients enn lint c l in such great length that it war Hill and guest Mrs. Alice Wood­ hoiV. Victor lltuctt'Bii alp, l! ini, Sunday after Trinity, * Id, H21 Fast Seventh Street, of Min, Hoi in ml I,. Donm !■< • nrender.ul and fostered, om 1 ..In luted throughout France in cock of Ireland, motored Snturrhureii School —P’.-lfi "LES M IS E R A B L fir,' In the future nil meetings of the litvle No. t*. Mrs. C. P. Vincent ''.'•n;n duty is to keep the altar .1 series of six '‘operate showings. awih M< t iling Prayer nud Sermon— Mr. ,1.1,1 Mrs. Wm. Ilutterlck. of ,ln-v t0 dt^A ugustlne for the day. hvid ehauter will have the ritual Irtruui. meet'* with rMs. C. K. ilo.iic-t n‘ love and affecticn Universal has reduced it to fe;»- ! t :tm. Keene. N H.., arrived In loilie Ala­ a.’i a part of eaeli program. This is on Martin Street. . bright1y Itltning on the hearthston­ e length, retaining the essen­ 1.wiling Prujcr .*»;0ll ry recentIv, anil are located at the ■* fonun’t (iuild of Ifniy Cvoj * n compliance with a request of the es. thus rotitinuimr a nation of tm \ "ong Peopled Service l-CUgUC hotiit" on Fourth St., belonging to tia! movement of the g reat story notional society. The ritual is ns rh wjill meet at it; 130 o’clock I «tip' homes, the lughenl type of m a succession i f gripping anti oil* wm, Mr. Moody. [the l'nn.di House. heaven. tiemcndmiH scenes such us huve RKCIHNT—\Ye nre grateful for Or.: *n Cluh will meet al RMSPONSK— And for this we seldom been seen on the screen, j IHtST METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Killownv Io'cloc.k at Ilia home of Mrs. the inspiration which cr.licd this gi'c 1ur hands, our heads, our Gabriel Gahrio, film idol of Frifncj' W. P. Biihrmati pastor. patriotic society into exi.ataiy;o. A j returned In their home.In l.nko Ala»iriV Harper on Katie Street. Siin.iay School. Itdllt o’clock, 1 1 hearts, in our Go.l, our country, laci/mplishes a remarkable pvi rv Wednesday, nftcr snendini' the |ijnfir,‘ Council of the First memorial t.» our forcfiithern who, 1our flag. truyulin the role of Jean Voljcaji W. Ware, superintendent, itiir Church will meet a t t etiLuric:, ago wcuiy of I Foie-worn* I’r .’.'hing, It A. M., by llev. I. -itnimer at their hnne in Amcshury And nil nations shall considered bjJ ninny to bu the nioift Mass. ; at the home of Mrs. II. K. pnictiici, with inqueatiuiiing faith callRMHMNT \i u Jilesred, for ye shall h.» I'.vabel character in fiction. Jnv- F. Ih'dneti of Deuiiul. in Almighty tool, rrosrcs an un­ meetings ut Lcaguo Iit, 111) I'oplar Avenue, Kpworth known sea, defying wind an wave, called a di’lightfulsomo land, ...d’.li eit, the terrible; Father MyrieJ, ;:n p. AL Mr. and Airs. True nnd two ehiblthe, sn’.rttly; Uively Corette nnd ho** d P . -M. k ' ’Ttifej(riAY.A!.';,l • „i.' t »<t i'-: «yp Ik .*, ind sought a country wherein they the l.ord of Hosts.. Evening preaching services. 11:30 ren nrrWcil this week from Ames**^-A*‘f*vT yhtM -iewinKi: f’Iiil» will might exercise and perpetuate th ItM PPONSK-Ig.nl C.i'd of Hosts rlmk; :.cimon by iptstur, " Tlie huty. Mass., nud are occunying the tl Jlri'A f^'j^m y. Mallei.i principa!,; of liberty, justice pad o with ns yet, lest we forget, Ici.t Grentness .erlnsting "t’f* nf Iv house helonglirr to Mr. True’s fnXo lkeVunchhack nitI ' FirsV I*1! rtiE 'Ftfcet. *s!► r ,r»it ^ Ibifslc on1 ilghteoiisneMw, unhindered by th" We forget. tlu r, 011 the corner of Fourth St. old imtlono prison are deeply mov1 "*■* ’.vnmcif’p J-’iflqJe .qf .tli-’ i fear of _mail, or kinydonisj or -- - ( HA I'I.A IN .— (prayer) ",\l- ing and real. They nre taken 'rti P. M led by the pastor, riun Churcn ineet.i at empires’. ’ | mighty God. we make one earnest th*- actual ground, ^witb conviem' Mr. end .Mr*. .1. Hv Brm-bukgr !t MSHONS K—.Memory enshri ifv s ! i rayi r that' 'tHmf wilt keen tile a extra players. The court rooyi fork nr •ttnr*chtitehr Al.l. SOULS ClIUUCH from Caldwell. Kans. Hpent the na«t fcni' ■ 'p- p.iity fm inepi’i 4 -b” se l-mvc oi’l«. *United States in Thy Holy ptvlce* it Arras, where Vnljrati trtv» I aA Sunday n iter Pentecost. week wl*h Mrs. Albert W hitaker, |dttc .’■'ocial l.’ qiaitn ynt of the* CJI.M'LA IN -They criled mu*> I tiep; th at Thou wilt- indinc the da ’.vnTi iP i me -3f V-fiJ a w ,. i FIRST MASS H:00 A. M. nrriy rfy to fi* ease nn inwho id Mrs. nruolmkcr’a rtWUfl). Mr. an'* Hull al : H o'eIw.*iv(' w ith’ the l.otd in their tr ebles and H heart., of the. cltmcns to cultivate 11 aori nt mrtti—this Is Wghly drn:n* ^ 1 ^ * - ' J ' *rr. CATIIMrillSM Bt'lf* A M. land Mrs. ltmebakee. whn have , David !,. Thrasher, Airs. .1. iviiight them out i f their distresa- stilt of subonlmatebm nnd nbft- utie nnd pa livelie .-.The stirring SECOND'MASS 10:00 A. M. I nk en nn apartm ent In Snnfonl f'T ■Brmis ;;m! .Mrs. dafhei Cl. Sha- m. dlenci’ to gnvernpent, at 1 tn en­ vno* pf tho histone Bam cndcs the winter, are planning to tour the ■ 4 ].• lies ■ Response—RemendHT His .'lar, tertain a livet’icrly uffeulon anil make:* up a g rea t dninfn within u FlKsT U ll'R C lt OF CHRIST, state before returning homo. vc’ous works that He hath done. love for one nndtlier nnd for their drama. All these flashes fimm a SCIENTIST U'KDNnSDA Y __ . . . . . r , ..ClIAPIiAIN—The Heaven, even fill >w citizens of the United S tate' truly ci»ic dvamp wiU live long In Christian Science wervieea are Atf. It. C. IIcdop of Quitman, (la. at large.” (Fn-xn n prayer by memory. S l f t l f u ' 1 , f i th i th" Hmverts ore the I uni's held every Sumluy morning in the Is tho guest of her pnrents, Mr. and . . . H ; 1,. bus mess .RESPONSE—Rut the earth hath Washington complied by Mra. .1. N. Woman'* Club, Ouk Avenue near Mrs. Hood a t their home on Second .v* r»D«. Third Street at 11 o’eloek; Sunday St. *HiU r° U° 1,1 h y W given to the children of am.,. W liltner and Mr*. A. T. Ron iter, i reading, rfool tin *v«tn. IIWIKNT—Blessed is that nation local women. . e. « —- • 1 1.I Srthnul nt D» o’clock. Subject for :ny Spualding Circle o f the tomorr..*, "Soul and Body. Immortal chnnicter in that world literary maiiteri A*r. nnd Mrs. II. A. Hinds left t Bapii.’-t Ctuireb will moat a t Wednesday evening services Friday for Everett, Mass., whore h-me i.f Mrs. E. Al. Carroll 011 Ky Victor II uro—-prince of romantic writers, '.*Atid which include testimonies of Chris­ p)!u Avenue. Pageant nt Congregational Church tian Science henlin~ are also held the ’■wfll rrv-nd the winter with you can sec him, faithfully portrayed in a colossal,i their daughter. THURSDAY Sunday night tho doors "f the in th- Women’s Club at 7 o’clock. Congregational (Jliurrii will bu production of the .greatest story of.all.; limo—au-moat ricn Thanksgiving services at This Church maintains a freo The Lake Mary Orchestral unitor opened at 7:00 and ut 7 :d0 a Rinding Room, 517 First National ocl'.k nt ibe Congregational nicnt in film to Hugo, the Master. ' “ ... reh. Pageant, "The 1 ilgrim s’ Thanks­ Bunk Building, where the Bible the dirorth n of Chester Saunders, .• -4#j hnx .re-uimed regular rehearsals Tin* November meeting of the Exceptionally enjoyaM • was the *. .*ri M'o ,1*#g/r uham giving", written by Dorothy Sunt- nnd all imthorixed Christian Sci­ FRIDAY ’ again. This Is the second yenr that .. ■;. '-I Parent-Teachers As.un.ia Ion was bridge pnjtv giv 11 Friday ufterl*thl 1 lab Dance nt 1) o’clock I held m the tchool-houze im Ih tr nwui when Mrs. Waller Bach en- ira u will he presented. The pag- ence literature inny be ready l""'* the fallowing members have played rowed or purchasedOpen stlaily runt is a portrayal of the early Vucht I'lub. Idny evening, with the yre id-nl, (eriained the ............. . oT the Lot* Thanksgiving Spirit of the colon­ except Sundays and holidays from together: Chester Maunders, rla tl. •<f. . ud fsu* net!*!. A. Peckhnni, Rov Howell. A i J l t i J’. 1>. Anderson, presiding. The | Jophun bridge ring at her home on 3 t" 7» P. M. . . . ial father uml mothers at Ply­ (JuanDtius of inarlThere will bo a special rlianks F Kemp, Haxaphone*. Kenneth WO L ‘ meeting opened opened with with singing singing o f ; Holly ”Avenue. VV,U‘,'1; w " " 1" l1; ; ' "■ mu.. mouth Colony in IGJI. Those wltu rs In m i ,X i t ? i “P " * P r J - ( hrUUrtn Soldier,." foil-!*<•'I* "'id other c « flowers In take the part of early niloiugl giving service bold in the Woman' | -linms, Cornet: Berger Wester, Chili Thum lay morning nt 11 j Frank Evans, violins, Ml*. J . Thom "f' characters are ns follows: & -pMon, puino. o'clock. * ** •" ’ " v " "r- '-yt v . k: Drursiln, Mri. (Fenrgc Bennett. All are welcome to attend the the Evangeline, Miss M argaret TdlboK Atr. und Airs. K. D. Greene, Mr. nnd iIIi Imi In nitdlpi* hit i\ tTMVIll** T*lI!I«*M llottl* 111 FllilVIKS^I\ lllg Mrvlces nnd to make u*e of Moruiii> and Tuesday - — • Alary, Mrs. Henry Diekinsoft* Reading Room. Air*. Marcus Green and mint, Mbs r pii'-ir ir.oiting of the Salli Pmelope, Mrs. Francis Men4I’.’vb’,spent Armistice Day a t Ross N o v .2 Is L * JtewL, 'V •">' (ja p te r N. S .D , A. II. w tathcr. Luke. First Presbyterian Church sd'l Friday afternoon a t.th e .. (ehntlnned un mige six> pririllu, AIi*. AIberL Alillcr. E. I>. Brownlee. D. D. Pastor ' i Mis. R-.llaha L. Dean Johanna, M'». -Albert N'oiToit. HANFORD. FLA. J J,r- The* 1’i.ojns of this •lov The services for Sunday will, be t m; were abloom with quahti- Johil ToeUham, Airs. Albert Whita­ the tea hour Mrs. Bach served Anno, AIr.|. Clara Stemj>cr. ns follow*:— Prudence, Air*. Fred Bolly. n* yellow tihrf yvhlte chrysan- ker, Alls. Lewis Stevens. Plans fm* rh-H iSluto fee creimr, cake and cof­ 0:45 A. M. Sunday School Marla, Alrr. John Bolly. ^ uiih and ferns. r. kitchen show er' for the lunch fee. I t A. M. Morning Worahip, with r* ril 1 • • C ? : r‘l ‘ **• Jfd“« liconardi, chapter re- room work were suggested, and tho The players included Mrs. Chris Elizaheth, Miss Nelila Vnn Nets. sermon by the Pastor. > ['ixddcd over th e , meeting, following committee appointed: Matthews, Mrs. AL Mlnorik. Airs. Charily, Mrs. Bernice Zittruwer. 7:.'10 P. AL Evening Worship .*! Little Girls, n efcnnl with t'na ritual and M rr. It. 'Kinp, Mrs. Wuv. Musgravc, W urt W. Warm r, Mrs. Cliffor.l with sermon by the Pnitrff. M'Si- Clam Aleisch l ^ ' f allegiance to tho Flag, Mrs. Butterfield. It is expected that Walker, Mri. Heyward Walker, A cordial welcome will l»e given 'Ml principal business attended lo it will l e jii'ssihlo to conduct the c yjt. Rn *n0ld, Mrs Eli* Miss Alarj/ Tails,!. visitors nt all the*.* service*. - the, business session the , lunch room work idong the •s«*||! ’ worth Harper und Mrs. J. E. -—........was - ......... Albs l.illu AJIae Turley. "Come thou with tn and wu will J t,,at a yhair had been lines in Inst year before very long..Courier. Govprm r Rrailfonl. Henry Schu­ do thee good.’’ hi-.a Coiinlitution Hall a t Delicious refreshments of home-1 ______________ _ macher. mt r , n* ( " 'n Doytona ntrtdc candy and peanuts, were serElder Brews l«r, 1^ B. Hod gin j, CONG REG A* ION AL CHU RC1I •i *.-» wen -■ r 11 ‘■•Tiynrtf Imu lien n lo ved by the November Hospitality Milcr* Standi,di, Edwin Bender, Corner Park Avenue and 3rt| thru November .’!0 iit Princess Committee; Mrs. Wm. Muvgrave. Samoset, Albert Miller. Street. j n*. Daytona Beach, given in Mrs. W. E. Col?, Mrs. Clarence M' Sqimuto, Harry Thurston. John Bcrimrd Root, Minister B rtof Mrs. Brooks White, state rcn. A most interesting feature of Church School with completely Tho mem hors of tho I.af-n Lot )hct evening was the Intelligence graded. I is! Moi*rtiltcta wore appointed Test for Parents, conducted by I'riit reiving cluh we.v till*' rial tied Courses in Bible Study ut l>:45. o ff I . r.gcnt; n revision conimitteo -tipal Priest, consisting of tblrly- Tuesday evening as the gucaty of Subject for discussion In Men’s uf Miv. E- Tolar, Mrs threc questions which were pn- sed .Miss M argaret Berner a t her homo Class: “The Prophetic Interpreta­ k "atson nnd and .Mrs Mrs Ernest Em..«i out to each |urciit. and they were c*n Eleventh Street; Roses com­ tion pf Religion.’* The member* of the Dependable An ither eomtnittcc was given fifteen minuter* to mark same bined with ferns were arranged in Morning Worship 11:00. t - select q site for u park, a fte r which ench question was th * baskets ami bowls about the rooms. Clu*;- of the Methodist Sunday with Big Effect*.’’ , . Sewing nnd music were the di­ School met Friday evening at the Mrs. A. M. Do Forest, cussed nnd the right answer given, Sermon Suhject; "Little Things v isio n for the evening and a t a homo of Airs. R. L. Hhinhuher on With Big Effect*.” Alexander Vauciin. Mis. w! filth one submitted the number '** late hour refreshments of butterfly Ouk -Avenue for the purpose of 'V-r find Airs, R. E. Tolnr. Chretinn Endsuvur f*:n0. If-VH^NXVON THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES salad, cake and coffee were served sewing for the bazaar which i* to r» V r.'^ F h tfn i social hour queations answered correctly. Speaker Joseph Reeves. be held December 17.' Mrs. Shlqby tho hpstess. At *5 . ki’uc.i s session when Evening Service 7:110. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Craig. »f <« >0* 11/ r'7'esJmicnti- worn, furred Alias Berner’s guests were Miss hcUrtr assisted by h er daughter A Pageant ‘‘The Pilgrims’ isville, ^7. Y. accompanied by Al Mrs. Earle E. Jons.served sand­ Naomi Fellows MU* Aiic? Cream­ u* h‘ V»l*trtd by Mrs. Thanksgiving.” w* Mclaeh .;r :,» and "Miss fcert Aughton also of_ Otisvlllc er, Miss Irene Brandt. Mias Lou- wiches and coffee late in the The Church door* wiH be opened eve u ing. arrived Friday and arc visiting A le_1 fllil Mnhmify Al L»8 Atadeliiie AIl‘1' ,M.l"n*., Mr», .Samuel R. aUY:W. Those present were Mr*. F url? pU'.idcifj nt thd ten ser- and Mrs. Freal Bailey. trm und Alias Ira B. AVathon. E. -Jones. Mrs. W. S. Thorntoq,, E. C. Smith, Mr*. Virgil Lee TO HOLD UNION SERVICE i-rtttendinp wore: .Mrs. John METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs. — A t 1,7 ’ A* u * Pvt arson, R. I- Shinholacr Mis* I.uns Mie Thanksgiving Day will he fit­ tv-b'" • .' ■un.n ‘‘“^ d v r, Mrs. Samuel The Virginia Evans Circle of Fl?mtr*r. Miw. Pauline M.*” re, E ; J1"* ,W. T. Fields, Mrs. tingly ohxorved with a U*"l11[J rhe F irst Mj thi.di t Church taut AltsS Ritih Moss und Mi*. BobL Mrs. John W. service to be hehl. n‘ Ml 0 vn’’ ’ Friday itfU"’n*v*n ii: tit h"i?e of i, G|,aj4rjll a t the Owiregntivivil Chnrrli. R k v 'i n George David Mr I. w . F. bade'' on \\ c i; Frr-n/{ Va Irr, ■ * » i* ‘ f ’ h»' *'* ,. -!l U Hagan, Mrs. C. KiuhU’Cn'h S-rcet. Af.-. W. P. Dc. uml Atm. W, Theodore l.iog1;• Me K e n le ry p li inn chunfh Will pna* "* A" Bnhrnon had elurgu <*,’ the dev »* '",* fjp-cted to return h ma V. Tnhir. AL- . tlonnl ex*jrVD'js, af:.*r which lb* Tijooluv freni a m rtor trip to * —- i i-v iir^* a fie moon wa hlcji1. u u h neuuvj “ amp Hill, Ala,, ami Memphis ^ A* ' f D SfttlM ^ 4 • sA* Aim-ton /Thlgpm , | •■**••'*• 1 - t *,!r' * ortftngci 'a n articles f i r the bazaar. At a Tcno. i *) f D ^litoa, M \V. •Seth Woodruff. 1^1 i I[ late hour tbg • R. A.‘ ,J)qu w ith enffej. Mr.’. and Mrs. Ned Smith urv no r ' Phone 357Me 8 Mr. a m i 'Mr*. Kcnnctj, Hobbit* K .a*ty calsd course ■with i ill UltelV! tlv located a t their ncfR'1 «v. S ? ^ " f e h l l u i t o n I S Pnn unce the birth of » * .... 15 “ rW ' <r/<; V*- V-O, M* .*»>•{ Ut “ MuL. Doao. Thursday, Novvtnbor 17. ~ , d.mcc^ ___ — isJr-"'-’-’■re*"-*t t#**.rf»* 7? WX&PjS*? -Jw Zui ,VMONDAY Daughter* H obs of the Cnp School vvill ovlock^at the home of 1 Thcltna Ii<wt °«j Eifthtccnth IS! Missionary Society To Meet On Monday [ At The Churches 'J* LAKE MARY TODAY I). A. R. RITUAL IS WIUTTKN BY MRS. >VHITNER AND MRS. ROSSITER The Successor The Soul of a in the Body IBra;! -that was JEAN VALJEAN^ laocal Church To Give Pageant SundayNlght Parent-Teacher Ilndy Members Lottaphun Holds Enjoyable Meet B rid g ed u b Guests On On Thursday Evening Friday Of Mrs. Bach 4 .Holland Demi ostess To The D .A .R .-U -y " r embers On Friday|U SSShtSS.SS^ip^i- «*?".r n " * S r " '“ A t The Milan B t Thanksgiving Specials 3 Day’s Miss Mnrgarbt Berner Entertains Her Club Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Dcpendables Meet At Mr&Shinholser’sHome 1-4 _ W c are Offering— A TW ENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT CASH COMMUNITY SILVER STERLIN H. & E. SILVER GLASSWARE PRINCESS Buffalo Bill Jr. in , “T h e Interferin J L . Him ; ” CHINA DINNER SETS — 1*——BREAK And ODD P �•' •1 % _ X *. .- V\ r, 1 1 WM] I V---- i:1 i $100,000 WORTH OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE TO SALE STARTS MONDAY NOV. 2 1 s t FREE PARKING SPACE. ?• NINE A. M. REAL VALUES 7.50 6x 9 Fiber $ 3 .7 5 S 6 .2 5 2.50 6x 9 Pulp ............... 12.50 6x 9 V elvet............ S 1 6 12.50 6x 9 Axminister ... $ 1 6 12.50 6x 9 Tapestry ..... $ 1 1 •5.00 6x 9 Wilton............ {{4 7 17.50 8x 10 Axminster_JJ3 3 >0.00 8x 10 Axminster ... >2.50 9x 12 Axminster {{2 6 12.50 9x 12 Velvet.......... J>3 6 135 9x 12 Wilton ■........ j j g 7 B r id g e L a m p !2 5 .2 5 .2 5 .5 0 75 I25I00 .2 5 !2 5 *g0 I*retly polychrome buri** with fancy silk shades, 1'vi>.way plugs. The hext value >>n ihe ninrkei to.'ay Ct ci' | rutty lamps privet: to $2(1.30. Some $50 valu s PRETTY Com plete O utfits til L o t i o n Mattress tion over aometbing th at everythe price of. All 1 feather pillows, Yea Ma’am, $1.05 F is for both pillowa. *4.50 V alue.. $ 1 . 9 5 Iteal Hey wood coco dour nuits the kind you huve been using all your life, mind you there ate only thirty (30) of these in stock so rush down. $1.50 Value ... 7 c SERVING TRAYS CHIFFOROBE CABINETS 98.00 Value .. « 9 DAVENPORT Oak Chair ff A For your kitchen, one that will last forever. One hundred of these chairs offered at this price and one hundred people will lie happy Monday night. TABLE Too good to bo truo, n real St. John’s davenport table offered fur $12.50, An ubsurd price. $25.00 VALUE„ ^ $ 1 1 .5 0 BUYS A NOW 2 .2 5 / $25.oo p&I jr^ p 1------( J an V U ^'l A real oak porch rockk 1 \ ei" -s h»t hack, cane seat, Sy. i * IJIfllfrjl am* il chair that is real72 11 [jjl ly comfortable, and one *T jS [*71 that will last you a long time. 5 L Only li at this price $ 9 .9 8 CHEST OF DRAW . J tf c U i This Porch Rocker Will B uv a $50 VALUE— f in is h / i H I S See this Priscilla sowing cabinet, it is finished in mahogany und has one truy in it. REAL DRESSER VACUUM SW EEPER WALNUT SEW ING $5.00 Value .. C l Q fi ELECTRIC $12.50 VALUE LINOLEU! RUG w i t h bo PRISCILLA (ienuine imported, decorated truys with pretty nickel bor­ ders, imported from Franc?. \\V would hring them ull the way • from France for the low price we are offering them. Would you? REGULAR &.00 VALUE Everybody knows the famous “ 1m e ” Cedar Chests. Other sires priced ju st ax low as tlm one. Better place your order and let us hold it for you. This,chiffrobe is finished in wal­ nut, has set of exposed drawers on one side, also "cabinet with small mirror, mid the other aide is a nice wardrobe large enough to hold the average person’; clothes. THIS FOUR POSTER BED 6 x 9 .....................$ 4 . 8 5 7x9 $ 5 .4 0 9x10 $ 7 .8 5 9x12 $ 8 .7 5 'r body knows Pretty fiber fernery, finished i either grey or ivory emnmd, henv galvanized iron interior, put in diain and water once a week. 33-INCH GENUINE LANE CEDAR CHEST SI5.00 Value ■hint twenty-five of these mul­ ti esses a t this price. They are l>-pound- w eighs in full or singLti/.e. LINOLEUM RUGS No need to go Into u long descrip­ FERNERY BOOK TROUGH TABLE 95.00 Value PRETTY BORDER COCOA DOOR MATS FIBER TABLE LAMP Just six o f th e s e o u tf its hi full siz e and twelve in single offered at this low price. Two-inch post bed (ivor> or bri wlahliono all s te e l spring, and 15-pound all cotton in it less you wen: a d e a le r, you couldn’t buy them for this pi.n 10.00 9x 12 Velvet........... !>3 0 l 0 0 12.50 9x 12 Tapestry | | 1 (L 2 5 25.00 9x 12 Fiber .......... $ 1 2 l 5 0 25.00 9 x 12 Grass ...................... 5 0 30.00 9x 12 Kimlark ... S 1 5 ] 0 0 PILLOWS $4.98 PC. UNFINISHED BREAK FAST SUITE FOR $11.75 Twenty in stock and and at this .price they will sell like “hot cakes.” You couldn't build one yourself at this , low ^ EVER! NIGHT UNT1 $50.00 Dresser ^ F R E E D ELIV ER Y A N YW H ER E Better F �R») IIERAI.D, 17 W. F ORLANDO FLA . ^ D REGARDLESS OF COST MONDAY This Sale Cash Only T to pay up and we have the merchnndis< There are nu leaders or SO CALLKI) S!’K(’ ruction, so this sale will come as a blessing S'. There is nothing reserved. EVKM Til A REASON and THE DOUHTINt V A LU ES! dream, Folks. It is too good to be'* true. You can hardly believe that new f u r h r ture is being sacrificed like his. We urge vou to come and see. T h i s is no PIECE BED SUITE $ 8 .5 0 Oil Heater This H iirent e* Oil Heater holds one**.gallon iif nil and hums IS hours. We luiv.i nnly 24 in stw k, so como rarl\ m will n ttil one of thooe^^ healei' this winter. ' L i Z ' 3-PIECE V ^O V ER STU FFED ^ SUITE ,$ 185 Value $ 9 2 . 5 0 K / ' 9-PIECE ^ DINING Room Suite overstuffed suite hus loose ivy spring seat and is ice' lire nf several coverings. > 1 s for $i*2..*ift— the full lengtl line ehnir. ^ KITCHEN s CABINETS Genuine ‘‘Marsh*’ v / BED ROOM SUITE . VALUES Only three of these* suites offered at* this price. Genuine walnut tops and drawer fronts finished in American Walnut, high-llgtitcd. Suite consists of buffet, china, table, 5 chairs and host chair. This is a give-away price and we are sorry that we il«» not have but three suites. . . « $52.50 Value .... $2638 $55.50 Value & m :! $69.50 Value .... $59.50 $75.00 Value ....$37.50 $85.00 Value ......$42.50 j All with porcelain Utile topi VANITY DRESSER [tu always been u leader with us and It Bcdil it cheap hut we have strained farther at this time. The hed has a p* pail with fancy valance, pretty wai»heavy all-steel link spring. ) VALUE $ 1 6 SOLE TA BLE IDMIRROW ^ DINING ROOM SUITE VALUES $ 1 8 5 .0 0 Value i U true. Think of buying a console incr for less than the price of the mirror, tmiiru- walnut and has the Duco finish and i *tyle. This is not selling, U is giving. VALUE ' THIS 2 - PIECE SUITE $425—10-pc Suite . $650—9 pc Suite $310—9-pc. Suite $185—9 pc. S u ite . $435—10 pc. Suite $250—10 pe. Suite $298—9 pc. Suite $239—9 pc. Suite Set of five M i s offered at Win American walN Anne period, ln either blue or $800.00 Value Homes ORLANDO, FLA jiiHJ •fag $325—6-pc Suite $330—7-pc. Suite $810—9-pc. Suite $250—3-pc. Suite $350—6-pc. Suite $685—8-pe. Suite $450—6-pc. Suite $310—5-pc. Suite $135—3-pe. Suite $250—4-pc. Suite $275—6-pc. Suite $265— 6 pe. Suite $275—7-pc. Suite $323—7-pe. Suite $149—7-pc. Suite NO GOODS WILL BE SOLD TO DEALERS We are not selling* merchandise, we are giving it away and we do not care to sell any of this _merchandise to dealers. We .realize th a t the goods are offered a t less than regular list price an d th at the dealers will be de­ lighted to purchase a t this price and we request th at dealers kindly refrain from buying or having goods bought by someone else. We are NOT in the wholesale business and will be obliged to refuse this business if offered. —. THESE GOODS SOLD A T RETAIL This is a regular $75.00 vanity, full length mirror, finished in American wal­ nut, three drawers on cither side and a value that will have to bo ac#n> to he a^grecioted. SPINET DESK Something every lady want* and imjw priced within the reach of any­ one. Hni.-thed in Amer­ ican walnut and the^ prettiest deck in Orlandd* for the money. BUY A REAL BREAKFAST SUITE AT THE PRICK OF A CHEAP ONE 50 DIFFERENT SUITES TO SELECT FROM 1 $ 60.00 6 pc. Suite ... $ 95.00 7-piece Suite $165.00 6-P a Suite $175.00 6-pc. Suite ,. $276.00 7-pc, Suite �ffy fj THE SANTOTO H E H A U ) . S A T O D T IA Y NOV. B M J C K li j S S 0 1 Miliuia Picture Coming On FridaV Will Come from This Quartet Floi'ida £■....... Mt: E d tv a rd H ig g in s G e ls R e p o rt .»,•*.> -i i m*— u i t u i J«43e J urm ; F rm n F a c to ry T h a i M odel I s let hf :? n:* get owe of • rcr* T o A r r iv e La*! O f N e s t W e ek twii :'. I> it mg h it waking bout a ., 1 By P t t l i J. Wfalith learn i a revolveia wi re nKvit.. " Ipterm'tiunnl News Service vtrnpf **1 o naist ami at nig. Ifcnry Ford’^ new rar, which -* Sports Editor hns bjjin awaited with 'unstderable tin1., v • on a chair bejside his be “" P a l u m b o s , o ., Nov. io —in i 11 r m u m p red to cat; interest by the -pohHc, will be No rri this thldst of the mjlod reran of p ta te i <<‘r> «v bib ilien in Faflford his tir'.t.iia a t night. lie ’rtopt •tlfh lin jr -for a major championship v/'it»Ll hi». within the m*;>. few di.ya, ntylord- lie .i ’ ’. ;ui. • Ohld "State am! Illinois will renew iritc to un unnounet-r.irni today by bei n » ■«• *' -*■ - -r ry/ ' tltelr fanfoui series of the gridiron Edward llixpi . . nut.abut'ir for this irftsynoon before a capacity 2 \< i l l 'l l i v biai h r.4ir Seminole C< um>* . JmAWnfniny i-t-nwd of 75,000 At j Word h.i* Jn i a received by Mr. Uic local stadium. Victory for the Illue Goes Into Game Great Hipgimi f r< :ri ll.e j ‘ *r»* Motor Com­ W ill a 4H m is a th at tho Big Ten Favorite To Win Large pany th at a i*!iij>..:tii*. nf tin new tAW U'-theirs almost by acclama* Margin Dcspile Tradition (lUtniiiobib i '.vii! rn:i h Juvk "invllliJ ia n for the best Minnesota ciin Which Forecasts GloseGante •’.onutinia n?x: wee); a nj .. n» of feopo to sHoW fi n record somewhat that number w ll bo hunt to SanTepreclatcd by it* tie with Indi ilord iniiiic-'ii::'«,*ij, Regular sitipCAMBRIDGE, Mjus .. Nov. IP.— ment* hit i--’,-*.-: *1 to foil'AV short* Defeat for Ohio State, it is in Vale’s p n w irf il and i ,r.i*d f »iihatcd In'Tome quarters, wll bnll etc\*-n will b a tl'e I--lb llarican the passing years in th- *r.id uml traoitinn in lb- r infiiim ta ir of Pedic culture here. E | i f the clastic Mi»,!i'i*u « n S-iMivrs* J irlil today. Tho i ’-'i. ■ - ill • » mt . enr I. • -.i*ii -ky Hirer the game a fntoritn i" - i> ii? ■■ i . ill ' •• fa far. orel \Y*t v .ihh»*l ! iv hi I- r.U)1>>il ate unri rmln mr.^ttin Imt it -.ii; •I.. \ ' o rn try mg id by i; Cr.ei t; !.i, - f.i.I •->*j«:r j .ii"; »•* <’ P*k t;• *irr W.1V fur :i . ,v •»■- )■ better t£*iti«ill thn-i it I.,v »* v■ O...I' • It ** * iy if* lit F 1 PI ltd if tradition of mat y i n 1 nUli'l >, to til M«. i :ir * "t" t*»«* m.i "if. fine >.f i I *.., ifi.it s Inimd. the * io. |r rr- litr* rt 1 !it ; min. iDospItc wh.-i'.*- i-r .el UM nott.PTi ago It:» • h:i»i d*i «.i/s i *t 1 ■Ifir ■ i ,id r . ! 'W Yale may have pained Ol *>i o . it i b*. , * 1 4•’■ .*. «»• tin* . Ul;.iv .M S’ . V t l* * hy virtuVa of it- \ i ; > ♦J .'.vu-y l m ■u 1ll' only I•idy b.. j[n". V . ’»*•' 1 . through a i■;. --i ,n - : 5 1.1 n i.v *J* ;t ;tr**i 1- iiril i. I’OI'gill. nnv aiiu defeat at the barn. - rf liuoi-glo. • . i *1 1 it will he forced to jl.i. it it-. hefti befit ... , t*♦■'•* in order* t" oven nun tin- iVImito.-i which Pghling within th*- 'u -1 on in ihu l:p t niiiotec-.i J i- i' . only once aeon it i until line i i «d l*r n Vnl.- oh-von. Ti'ot In i a! i.i veil .. f* 11 . |" JV| Thqil'.jl.Ojj, ,t * . ni it i:j i«|oUclido\vn Imt il a.1the rmly one Vab- has inaOu .ur.iin*! udrvnrd > ,i t!ie Film n*. Imnt* rrldiron niorc tho i ir of tip '"tadium were thrown upon • i ill fiiVt your of tho gn- il !*« rev Hnufrhtnn's reiitn t a 1 d to. tor ,u" Harvard'.; football do i.uii . buck can hrihu ; a • i l " 'sit has been, undefeated In'the. r n f e r - $4.1 f a s L i i u 11 tuany grcul , h p |0 Mr. Ih iu.hr •. * \ spink tomorrow ni tht "ii ‘ The First Lindy of th * laind; i Ior in.t Inge-and After.” (Vending tin message, thg mliiistei* will give u short talk on the subject o f MSun Uiienvorie of a City llall Jtinitnr. On the i-veiling .*f Nov- n.l.m ’.IT. DiKeavcrlcn of :t City Mali anil .?.” Dr. King's sermon will he on “Ti Girl Who Married a Man—UutTmt Haatily." ’Th- md.joet of n 'hurt .H ' -re, I.., i "Si o Ymi I i” < ; 0. i r l i e f n h*0' an* i. f III. ft,. 1 r- ' * ill !>•: i-ottfi'’ d oil ' jb itu rj.'. .■ in- ... in i - - it. (i -,t .............................. *:>nii' u td v , I. * If 11, .. ,’i i •• c-uev* v . I I ’ . : .. i *>:i tilt In l»:i* ■ , *... j . i l.i i*. failin.c t*i i> . \ AUTO RACES jiortint, of o' iur ».al irM utljor li .>tn'« i(ai< to Gourgi.t 1 ,..U N i.'tintier ii, hi* 1 i i. F j AT LONGWOOD *tf ' j :,vIi Turn S, b- j i.u i v i.U a>* " i , 1 -. .1 nil vital uv.;3, Waiter ; :j THANKSGIVING DA 2 P.M. A d m is s io n 99c H nltli Insurant*? * . , ■ Ilf dl l’.' other, i’tn’'■ ** Ht t i I on ' I lid - : of n I n v .'l ii b'lity to c'-ii'.rnl tjn- i.hiynr. ..: *i d prevent an e r rt.wite I mar■■ .. P’"- n « ’" ■- j*; . 1 Piet art i b y ( ‘ el, "Not only th;it but ir-iny nf Mo I*.- ki.i*c i n ’, er : . in He d i ; n n ; . i.r*N* Tri)'» . , " ,,l!**>' ,vlV1' »" n ' 1 r* ” ■ ^ ntjrn , 1 'V *-,',»H** T *1 to ,.,* (-•Veil ‘f|l>n* o., gJitlug. npp ' «- •. V ‘, *‘* *r» r liti •/< . t ,;SS- *• .». . --N M • 7^ i ; rec* IXblANTOWX i i i b rird Air ! : . "I11' m;w , '*',*•’• '*'1 " ff ‘' Signifi ine>* iendi|uarter» i:t Indhi :'.ov.n. prelude will he "Th qf n P p iir t(nun's- F a ifo u n ." A IXDfANTOWN T.M llmilji ind VTrrlal invitation luv; lemi i ti-nrlid to member* n f the loon I dipirt.* J. C. Wiilhoj* crerti')" >u- U family 1 meiit house here. 7"i ", '| '- n*’i r ‘ * 1"' ’" C 1 I .A .ART: WORTH Wife} Can the Minh-rn A'ouitir .Man | Follow I t? ” Taking a-i tin- yil» 1jecl fur his prelude, th • minister iter i will talk I-H “If 1 Were a flot-l utgt : I Mon.” thviu i s and uperato - i.f i local hosicrrlev nro cortludly jn in I * x 1 Vifed to U* present.' \ ■:Nciv o.odfiivlt'-d delt aa**t The public in invited to I * all ■ J o b s of* these special mo* ng'.-s, i wn.t -* announced thi.i morning. The Sanford Knofuig Company JA SPER—Since Jan. I. Hamilton as ju st been, a war Jed contracts County has shipped tiUOU h ad of jr eopftructihg the roof work on bot-f cuttlv. w Onpdpd ticnon) and tho mnniP*|. plant a t Wintor Gare wav en. tjrcopllng to an announce- liehts Inntallnl her 1 recently V.liite w ;. Ij i I.o Au-nin* in i - n nreeeripl*o i f r Gr:i»i»«*i Flu, ih.ngtK* Ililibus Fever nml M.il/pria 11 kill*, the grrt: i MILK h i : aw e t h e o n ly Local Hoofing Firm Gets 2 Outside >enr.i, Befrmrim^ a tipecMl ■eri» v |, (|tl bi^K' t t h n r Or*; m i .uM * iiB|wajr W l t l i l j nijc -V'-- *;«• G1'' i <ntp<>iinr>Mil tliia t*Moh .- • • o l ' . . top(o "j , i'dve frail . ••lii a n l i , fmcmhni.; value t> I . mm < 1tilt! *1rV First i ’■ ^ * IluntiJl it *i ■ ,l " i'i «>»• will. Uoble f . . . 1 ... (n u . , li, *.v.11 ni'-uev ni* tlie’r rr*-i-. i.- ; .• of. *1 :• ng aysUin on y ^ . p t e i S « i \ * ,s ^ ,,t t , ; r * T i !«*; •»pt-et. 0*«nvyi(* Ky. I •| . ■i i > i real lighter. nmrh il*'a'"'o . « i — . . I ;o . n-;i mi ..uiivMH-i ,«'•! 1 ffOthCfn Teams To Special S e r i e s Of eSt For BigGames Talks T o Be Given By Baptist Minister [ !/ -1 - ! not (h-il fur , m . rh istts ’ ui. l *b fir-'i 11 boo •!. * : . ii r g , >i .,1 *■- . l bo *' I »vo!v \ I 1,1 ii'jFCriOd ! ?( -t|iihew iso Johnny U'-1 on, thd lirri, j Mr'( the Prlncci.qti l .i th wi'h h ft long passes, r.li-f J n d;.C arvoy, .hi­ "1 nt the lan* iim uunt t ol: the place . . i, r>. \ . i... i. V.’.n »i **'it-, .. l Dt , • r t 7 <i|A n; “.Ill] ii. I. 1 A* I'M M ♦, f" •*. KI ,1: i l. i ■ • . Pat! .v.i ,. r.. i. irrriiic i umidiut* he n-i-ci-., i ,.i the gwn4 \vitli*f1ie Tlgi-l- „ oi.’. yitit h(s lirsi iff j *: in i • ,* i * hr.1, t, i t . **»• t hr I n > r tM* Mt* 1i,‘t / i«*m i J hi f h t X •; - nm I'erl.iin that ,ii.,:. • .... l. .i l,,*, . 1..- io 1mil iv mm i .i.l 111 11. » * t*li i. <o ii*— i v.ill h>* i<( tronifnil.i’i jiiuV. , t**1. T 1117 n fMifl: * Mniuld 1 Mrulghl. h h* vo ntc rorted \} ti» rapid:d * i Ifi-.M • r ' ••irr-ic-f ••lit t li I'l'V 'l,' d - m Mo pl-iiJui'ticn.i. s* ‘ , i t ’ . bt rrttnrdy f.ll have 1 .’ii j'-.uin-d ol *.be . i ". . 1 •* i t Iff'Mlv :. hill u ;■it;/ ji.u 'in* ,,jiir'. *t • t 1 -f* ; M*u . 1!t'other, • wi" ‘ Fhtrl ! cgt's W ltlrthc row;icell for fair and | ieil i<» a-.. T' t> t t P U luru <!iff , . .ivinliL-ling ‘In . with_ something cold wenthrr Har-.sj-.l i p . iry' i , tol-u-'Ii i kaJft. ttlg(l)i\ ■bit 0.1 I.'.ip io V •• end- ■ t'* lay the ho.;t to un .-un y of ; Mr. I> wm m ibi* wi-iiing. t have p—ut \ wjjd his IoP *' more than nj -v” i' '-i .. 1 -V of p v p n i" r | - ii i i| ... jn-y j ” i -u,l» i 'i i !' li'P**--VI .1 t In ip t>*. tpqol. v.ii'oq^ae twy ,,,,»{r * 1 T I. r no* n-.'-ipfii » ’ v. • k h a t pre enn! :an- iiunbli- t> i. iftun '. it emniainv f* >i handle iiur'uhnUi , mi let- ye;ir I'ruh' iny v -b | to Ijim a ohaiv: tin- I ; . \r|iOn jin I ’ I, Divl it to ‘‘O* ebii! ■ and l.Vui in lie -i-.e Mi,* O - i 111 i ! wlit.-li Ii oil oppiK-lt!' n'l'-mt til'' VVn, e.l'Ji'i'tj Vltb feature rT-liBiiknfivlliir duy wmoh hist In lhj/<tfim g, there v.-n-i elrV TV(tlo>"pn tlie fnnibnll selicdiilo d r i h s ’kopth todny to get c'xclteil inotit. Georgia, undefented mid unibd this year, la expected to in r& R elta string of victories by odrftftig MeVr^r at Athens, Ga. ItrweVbr, if,the bulldogs, who do* rated Yn! Miopc to capture tlu.iouthein Conference title, they i*WB*yct to win over Alubanm next Thursday and then b rut Georgia Tech, the following week. > Tlfere la but ono eonferenru Vn n iratntwjn tho xchcdulc today and Son th ®t‘ Yaqijrrbult and body M aryland at Nashville, Tenn., with ii a Ii.ud u, iv r ol two years* of Bnif'j .('aliw el1, in i.m ' ahbark field, will pr.tbnldy "bn finable to p'-ny for more then minthan n tow b utvn, for rm h win badly n,' d op. tastefully i, ly will i,e hi-: r.e'.dnj. Jv I t. *• ! h r.H *■u • ■ -.i. ItoLtiug It-- -- I..** in d , . ourlj «• er in the Howl l.aal : utunlay, a t­ -..tin d;ny. ( Hptain Biil V e in lev, n t-’V of h- iii«nu*n t--\ or er •jf gtluiit the I- 'I .ddo ' Il Mi" Mr- JPt.V p'*".v •rful -rf-.il orfiil on tli-- left side of th** the |inworfhl -i m Yn!n fo tw ii'l lino, v. I -I In sill all pr... nr... bahility bi unubl i i■ I'ltt. ol».- 1! f- in u ia itof dm itij iry up,ii.i\ii.i I l>-, th»- tharefoTu. lili 'M-l .tor i i. in mon. Vala wilt iru into tin- m u toda*' rtth*the Buckeye squad, cveryl;ui it w r cra­ hirtg Indicated on Illinois victory, somewhat weaker 1Mian lio KWftI't#im,, lt.n conch heckled wl cn it <main d the P!*r.:; •iTl oji:i Tig. I'ig- 5T,hl* sixth conference chain- u'.ar l*u.dai­ mm .. i*i) i -* .♦'!' t.' ♦i.! i*r f 1%' urv i!! M. dT V i - .l . t|on iJtiti* rti t o i l v. i' i ’uvliv Pond mndy a tt-riHi:;tr.i on mdet thni- half the !»•»:»:♦ h <i' .' •• l> .d \ hni’icr. A.d ty Cher h iVC«ig t-> tb.n m in iT U K s s e l l in g GRADE A MILK ' \ SANPOIU) The Hi"-1 if- I be rheaiiesl. For Daily Dcliiyr* Fb t* ‘.:nford 0H1 or fa ll at lJiri!.*nn>; Ire Cveom Co. wisit m e susmohs LONGWOOD DAIRY e t under way next week while 19 company pinna to begin it * rTnoinf contract within a short m e.'a n n rd in g tp the cohtractors. be SottforiU .TJnohug Companv eomposcdr of \V. Halb n shd J. frtAn. erlajv '» **** ■' A ivci:vk liQiv cViar smokers are changing io Chesterfield! I Wo b ate a iPinplcle tinr of hunicra oi|ttiiimeiU on band for your selection. SANTA ROSA — Colton cn., i n this y*ar will reach half-mil on-dollar mark. Rvmlpgtun and Winchester aulomatir and I’uatp Guim. y MDLDEftRY—Part MULBERRY—P art of Metliod t p h b rrlrh c re being rrmodded. Single und double* barrel Shotguns. ■*' ./TIRES AND TUBES at towenl prieca ever offer* ’C, F. S. and ItenGH'tlon attimttnHi*>tt. Tents, camp stools, coIk ^ anti complete r;imi> cook- in s set**’. dffW 'J Portable Phonographs IJJ8.50 $ 1 8 .5 0 $25.50 ftu h d a V lauh- He have the must reliable outboard motors for , # service or hjjcetl. Don’t deluv come v\bile our block ia complete. ; llght Balter lea i F . P . B IN E S * * •t P in t 8L Opposite Poet Office rl . rr . . •w —' ,• ?• u o w -u j : .i ' * * ■' . • *\ v <{«■ i*,* »•>..* *»^r*. ■ V ! J J*_. , w* -4^* • / .. �Y. V TEE SANFORD HERALD, SATtTRDAY NOV. 19, 1927 ~ ery Day Brings New Opportunities To Those Who Make A Habit Of Scanning Herald Want A di UrilJ U*rw* AD. KATKS i: Cm * 1“ Adroaeo . edT'will h* [roo! «nd eolUcUr •«*“ ■<* __ 8c a line 6c a U ae ^ ______ 4 c a Uoe j rate* on r sq u esL educed rote* are for tivf insertions, ronls of average lengtn nted a line. mm charge of 30c for d«rtising is restricted r classification. trm is made The Sanraid will be responsible one incorrect insertion, rtiser for subsequent , xhe office should be Immediately in case of a d v e r t is e r s JHerald representative |hly familiar with rates Lnii classification win Ju complete information, vou wish, they will ussiat wording your want au it more effective. POBTANT NOTICE rtisfrs should give their )r postoffice address as their phone number if sire results. About one out of ft thousand has ihone and the others ommunicate with you hey know your address, itcontinurnre MUST he person at The S a n d r a >1fice or by letter. Teletmtlnuenrfs are not 10*B— Plants And Flowers i ^ —Houses For Rent. (Legal Notices) (Legal Notices) PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds and be sure of germination, tyDe purity, »*«d disinfection. Make our office your headquarters to talk over seed problems. Francis C. Stokes & Co. 18 M cl^nder Arcade! (Legal Notices) pc Tribune; H erbert Felkel. editor of the Ft. A uiustinc Record; Frank * in t i i i : r i H C f i T c o r n T o r T i n : B. Shells, owner of the t \v i : . v i y - T H i n n j r n u ’i A i . r i i : . lie: aid; Irving S. Batchelior, • I IT UK T I I K S T A T K O F F l* n iil OX IN S I » F U l t S K.MINul.V U ini*r Far!:, form er editor aft the . i FN TY . IN C H A .N O K in N< w York World; and Edward Bok s \ s n n t ( » n riL M .v n a n i» loan AFV* mMa T I o .v , :i C o r p o r a Hem. C.u»,• i-.cir edl'.or of the IJulies’ Humo pi .Mtnuu, UNIVERSITY OE rt.ORIDA; .looritai. • f VH I. I * I ’l l I T T n N h K N . el nl . I n f . i u l . Nov. 18— (Special!—• Invitalinm. mai a. have been extended to eight </f the NATIC K O F S P K C I A L M A S T K IfS SALK. | mttv.tanding newspapermen of the * ' Ii N'oflre | h hereh> glv«-n t h a t u n d r r anil hy v i r t u e o f .n d e c r e e of fort*, •tate and nation to address the stu­ cl..su r e a n d s i l e render**d In llie dent* of the University nf Florida, h Pm\** r u t Ith'd r a u n e o n th e Flr»»t •I.t > of N o v e m b e r, A. I L 1^27, I. a*. according to ann''unccrr.ents from Fperl.nl M a s te r In O hflneery, on Dean W elter J. Mntheriy of the Morntny. the Mh, d a y o f I ' e r n u h**r College of Commerce r.ml Journil•’ #y A I* t ''27. In f r o n t o f th e <!**nri IhniMe d»»or iri S a n f o r d . Semlnol* ivn. “T h e Hank o f S e r v i c e ” C»mnl). F lo r id a , will n f i e r f o f sM. Those invite.) are: James Cox en d s».|| t i th*» h i g h e s t b id d e r for '’•oil. t h i n nir t h e Ir u n l h o u r s of *»»!*•. owner of the Miami Daily News t h e f u lIm vitig il e s r r lh e d Imuls. s i t u , and .orm er Democratic nominee eh* Iv ln r nm l b e in g In th e C ount* of Si’tii'uoP* a n d S t a l e of F lo r id a , for president: John Temple Graves, •rid n>oi,. |..irrlctilnrl> i l e s r r l h e d a - I I. ed'tor of the Jucksttnville Jour­ f *11.*u i. Iii,w I( nal; Byron G. West, editor of the l o t hit ..f riN K M IT L S T s i l l Tallahassee Florida State News; l d \ ISIMN of S a n fo n l , F lo r id a . .» ■ p« i* plat t h e r e o f d 111> re ru ril Ed Ij»mbright, editor >'( the Tnm. *d upo n ill'* putt lie feenrd** »*f Exceptional chance to rent hou.,e ,N CIRCLMT C O J IR T O F T H E REGISTRATION NOTICE on Hth. St., and Oak Ave., Inrge TW K N T Y - T i u n n J U D I C I A L C IR f o r r e g u l a r MUNICIPAL 1 * IT H t H .U II IH A . IN A N D F O R living room with fireplace, dining N M .IN O L E C u t ' N T Y . IN C IIA N C ELECTION room, kitchen with gas range, gar The Registration Books of the D ANIEI. W Van I D F .R S T tN R . ar.d water heater, bath, two bed rooms. f H v N K VI IIRCH'KOVF.N. a* « Roar porch screened, stationary City of Sanford, Florida will oe ’ • " t o r s an d t r u s t e e s o f a n d fo r (O pen Saturday. November 6 , wash tub. Stone garage. Rent at H.* E s t a t e Of F R E D E R I C K ANT. For Sale— Lemon and orange moderate l*. . cased. C o m p l a i n a n t . price. Mrs. Frank |I927 and will close Friday, Nov­ em ber 25th A. D. 1927. A t the calendula plants double corn­ lakach, Phone. 8G4^J, 1,!,T !'• BN, D e f e n d a n t . [City Hall. flower in six colors, ready now. N*v111 y; <i f S P E C I A L M A S T E R S l. r. p i u u r s . .. RALE. B. F. W hitner Jr., 429 Summer­ House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St. •• h it rcliv glv ••n t h a t u n d t City Registration Officer. Enil Apply Kent Vulcanizing Wotkt. lin Ave, F ort Mellon, phone 882W. viriiif-• " f V tliU T M Of fOtcnm) ^alr* ru n d u ra tl In th** : 19—Houses For Salet iik c ir c u it r o r n r o f t u b ■t e n u - e th e 24th 11—Miscellaneous TWKNTV-Tlimn JUDICIAL Ctlt- d * \ ..f <•«•(«•!*- r . A D. on19 27. J. n . T IT " F T U B S T A T U O F F L O R I ­ S p «*-*hI Maul ■'C in C h a n c e r y , on DA. IN' AND F O It S F .M tN O L E flu* t h d a y of DeC«ru(icf. FOR WINDOW WASHING, yard ■ JR SAI.K—5 room brick bungtt' " I NTV IN U IIA X C K R Y . X I* l *»-7. i f: (r u n t of t h e C o u r t lovy, Corner Palmetto and 18th St. mowing and cleaning, call phone i 1 It It \Y D F tN ,. C o m p l a i n a n t . 1$, S a n f o r d . C o u n t y of 1 rice in proportion to present Wriuiii.tlc AU,\ s t a i . . of F l o r i d a , will 670—J ask for Butler. i condition. Phone 7G9-W. ID -M tV VVIERUINSKI. e t at. D s - o ff . I te.t a n d im*I1 to th e h U h | i- m lu n t* pst Li'hl'.r fur r u s h , d u r i n g t h a leitStore with stock and filling sta­ C IT A T IO N ' a! hours t.f fi*. th e f o l l o w i n g d m Sale: On extremely ea*y 1 STVTE O F FL O R ID A TO: c ritin i lunds, s i t u a t e , l y i n g anti In*. tion for sale. For information For T IIK " W IE H C IN SK I a m i w ife . ' l]K Ml t 1"; f ’u im iy terms, live room stucco bunga­ f S e m i n o le a n d address S. E. Norwood. Ijiko low located at 2:100 Palmetto Ave' t ' K I . i : DADUST W I R R C I N H K I . Sfut. t i htrhl an d m u r e p a r t l r u l Monroe, Fla. ft p la c e o f r**vldt'ncc a r e u n - rtrl > 'l' 1 1l..*il ih i tit l o w m fo« w l l ' nue. Owner living out of the city ii h Kn o u n I** uiuiiiim a| p n ln t fl\< 11 i " ' i l k m ndp i o a p p e a r f r o m a ami will sell at less thun cost. rl iin> tun \ li ,»f the soul heam CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning 'V' iiii i'll! i ' ihti| i Ihiih In it,Is c a u s e r . f m h w e n t ( |t n i r i * Large living room with fire place. lti.il " . ’I ’ir*. ii*»n,r«*.l.te n t s of t h e Co. 11 Ball Bldg. t ti "«>ut hHi<rt eu sl q u a r t e r «*f v* im n .d e t' .tintv. F lo r id a Dining room kitchen with electric S k u . ..r I I..rills, unit t l i a t y o u a r e >11. * * '* ^ n sh lp I aniifh, M". i ties i h u r e l ia n t1r l*» p.* s rnnge and built in cubinets, two ft*-l,i. a t , <>f n m at.- o r c o u n t r y *' *-»v*. ihf fu e r u n n i n g f r ,|e* d 1 ' • 1 * i Hi.in th e S la t., of F l o r i d a , a n d 1 'I n i i n s , tli«>nee n o u lh There is a free ticket to the Mi- bed rooms, hath with both tub and | lli.it *..• 11r p la c e of r e s i d e n c e Is UltM S d S ll \ISON. -tr ■fl 11ft**,tIt*' 11**0 went *1k S p*'*'i ,i I M a s te r hi C hu n cerv lane, a*. The Herald office for shower. Electric water heater, k lt o u it a n d t h a t y o u r Inst k n o w n fh 'iit. w.tuih iw**niv „t ir. -Iilenc.- w a s M i l w a u k e e , Air. G. 1). Fischer. » • Hi. Urn* nf s:iii| 11®igp front porch, also rear porch f I'btce o n sln ll te r e fi.r e yon , T H E O IS ■’I l i f t IT i S 11’ I! T TAVENTV ‘1I 11" fiu t hr north Urn* nf I House fiiiishell in white enamel. In | Wls. " I BRUIN HR I. anil wife, A D K t.B D A . l B I R D I l l ' l l IA1. i ’>Ut '1 IT. IN K ■u l . fli*’iiri> ettMt alnni^ good condition. Very small cash 1*1 ST \\ I E fit MNHKI, a r e o r i l e r e d a n d •Ml, Ilf,.' nf r m d l l itond VS I 1 1’1'lt HEAHNltl.B CIII’N T ' 12—Wanted r •*" u *r* '• I** he a n d a p p e a r liefo re tills »-'l • 'It I D A IN C H A N C E R Y 11 i $k*• ihr-iit*.* n o r t h i»«n payment and balance like rent will •'"O il on th e Mil »tn > of p e r r m b e r . i hciir* «Msf t a| chains; e yR T ttA I! Ih 'V i.E . C o m p ln ln u n t buy. laces east on high land. An A 11 111- 7, in a n s w e r t h e h ill of r h % *** * 4 h fen « hit I ns t *i t h e A desirable 6 or t> room house exceptional chance for someone. •'"inp ltilnt e x li lh l te d a u n l n s i y o n In i.i I' 'll N 1 ItitV I.E D. fe n d n n t 11' •' diin ..| j'n o ln H o a d ; centrally located, must he rea­ I*or further information address t h l . .ntis... th e s a m e h eln tt a p r o " i : I •t : t : " C t-t n t . i i ' \ t u »n **'' 1• *-• -i I* ng tfu* Name otlM •'eeilltu: to f o r e c lo s e t h a t certain sonable, 4500.00 down payment Box 1.11, care The Herald. T " th,. I •< f ■n d u n t JO H N J R n Y L B * hr Hi, t in in in o r 11t 12,r*o niorftrnge d n i e d t h e ! l r h . d a v of cloiinM «. nee «*imt f o u r chtilne It u p |» i r u m fr.Mti ilte a f f i d a v i t Phono ISO. $•'150(1. will buy Magnolia Avenue —Rooms Without Hoard house. Any reasonable terms. For additional information Address FOR RENT—Oik* furnished lx>d- Box 7'.* «a re The Sanford Herald. room, with or without jpnrft|p?. Apply 80*i Magnolia or Phono 1*0*5. 21—Acreage For Sale U. m \ l», 1921. ex e c it le d liy H E N It' VVIKUCINSKI amt THEO. iv IK H i'IN S K t. to I It H A Y D E N , . said tn n rlg ag * l .- lh j ro e b r d e d anti.nK Hi.- p u b li c re,;ord a o f S e m •h "le i ’..niii>. F lo r id a . In M o r t g a g e Hook il p a n e I ! * a n d - n r n m h o r l n i ; Hi. io lh.it lug d e s c r llie d p r o p e r t v , s i t u a t e , ly i n g a n d tielnit In t h e C it y of S a n fo r d , C o u n t y of S e m i n o le a n d Hi.- S t a l e of F lo r id a , m o r e p a r t i c u l ­ arly ile.. rlh ed u s fo l lo w s : l o . w l i : All of I.*.t 9.v a n d N o r t h I e h n l n of l.ni litA. of S a n f o r d C e le r y D elta S u b d iv is io n , a s p e r p l a t th e r e o f r e c o r d e d In t h e p u b li c • •■cords o f S e m ltm lc C o u n t y , F lo r id a , a m t a l s o : T h e N o r th •> . b a i n s of th « N o r t h w e s t q u a r ­ ter of th e S o u th w e st q u a r t ­ e r of S i c |(oil t. a n d t h e N o r t h 4 c h a in s of t h e B a s t h a l f of t h e N o r th e a s t q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h ­ e a s t q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n !•; nil In T o w n s h i p ’JO S o u th , R a n g e a t E a s t. oth erw ise a d e c r e e p r o c o n fo n r o will he ■u t e r e d a g a i n s t you. tt Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o tic e be publish ed In TUB SANFORD H ER A LD . a n e w sp a p e r p u h lt s h r d In Sanford, Seminole C-oinly, F lo r id a , o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r four co n secutive w eeks. W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of th e c i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e T w e n t y th i r d J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f th e S t a t e *f F lo r id a . In a n d for Sc ml nolo C o u n ty , on t h i s th e t t h day of N o v em b er, A. D 1927. V. B. DOltC,LARS, C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. By A. M. W E E K S . D ep u ty C lerk. ISF.A I-) D c F o T T K S ft S P E N C E R , S o li c to r s a n d o f c o u n s e l f o r t o e C o m p l a in a n t . ” lr * .....* I i r.u r h i l i i t t«> Ihi* ^otldi liin> of HUId s e r l l o n It TI nfnl n*■r 1li hio* of Ma id I'at da n O..1.1 111ilI*hr** r$M u 1MIt sg" | IIII* B.uio- ?, -li c h a i n » to i he -ioiilh . i-rvirr *.f t h e s*oilhwe>.( t|ii.ir»i*r ■•( No itottflie;ist iinuri* i r "l,:* s***dh*i, rs.J: i hiMiri* intrt h . iff 8 Florida E d i t o r s Invited T o Address Journalism Classes FIRST N A T IO N ^! BANK 11 IIIllll * -— — T is not sufficient. One must be certnin of ndvnncinc alonjr the rinht lines. .^ ••I \t v e r i t y c i u o i . e . th< cm ii l'l:itptiltl to tlii- ul>'\<- • i i t l l l r d ru tise j th . s t n . e t.elng .t i ill fo r d iv o r c e lic it ilk,- - lo t t k ' l i s 1 It.-Y L t . Is a | r. oil-ill ..( ., -| t i e o iliei i tli.in It.. tie ot Klori.l i .iiol tli,it ii.n r n d 'lre ss ot> <11 lettlnr 1v a - Is k n o w n by enld nf f l a n t , D I* !• |!..\ Jurtit I ’iiu rle -to n . (V-st V ir g in ia t h a t l l i c r r is no to-r. ( -o n In tin S l a t , ol F lo r id a , t h e s e t . lie,- of a -.tthpoena upon whom w o u ld h in d v.oi a n d tlia t silo lieHim . a to i l to l.e m . - r t h e a g e id | I h . tilt on-* %r u r s V'HV. ' I l l L it EF> >111:. YOU ARF I I F l i l ltY i i l U ' E R B D 1.' u p p e ftr t h e loll . r eompliiliit h e r e t o f o r e filed on ilo r.th d a ) of D e c e m b e r V. I> 1917. tl " fllllio. I.elllg n Itlll. Day of tills C ourt IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D l h u | tills O r d e r of l*lllili|.|il Ion hi p u b ­ lis h e d o n c e , o il Week f u r fo u r <o n s. ..’o l i v e w e e k s lii T h e H an fo rd H e r ­ ald. ii n e w s p a p e r h aving g e n e ra l c lr c ii ln t li n in H em .note C o u n ty . F lo r id a VVTNESH mi ha rot nod th e o f f I. d i l l se a l of s l i d C o u rt t h i s 231b •Ini of O c to b e r V l>. 1927. V K ROUBLARR C le rk of the C ircu it C o u rt. ’In n rut l o r Heililii"le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . Itv A. At. VVEEKH. t w Put) f i s * rliiiltiH I** point of btalnnim.* *oniuinitiM I I I II a* r**w of t n o n n r |« It . 1 * »* TinFOR RENT—NICELY furnished 33 1-3 acres four miles Ironi Sutip r o b n i . It. %* r yi *|1 last IttUill* bedrooms, in private home, phone fonl on the old Orlando Road ,.v thia t.*|.-* *. *4 1 * '-Ini niAH|t*r 83. can be bought on such easy term s In cl. m. ■T 4 U«*|»*4 f 1*4 ili** li.iLinri* d u e 1■»n t**1 \.*M hi* rutin** ;i inf and ut such a low price that pur. ( * **|i!!'|||(*f* F r o n t . ,u I: ' ,, * , chaser can reap big profits. Ideal I d—Apartm ent For Rent m id tr iM*« • f . li.......... llt*» iN lilte location for poultry farm. See R. nf F r-.t, irt * t o ** 4. liPtl bv K It O-l r- t ■ »it 1 It t • •4t»nl** O u t i t . J. Holly, First National Bank Frompt - Efficient o v |d . i«. ». i t * -4 • • in |>r*iml«* FURNISHED housekeeping apart- Building. fMfCy n .t , •1 • • * *1 • i **li*tier 2. 1^2i. Service nlgu.-d 1. menti $12.00 and $15.00 monthly 1 «»•!•» • n. »*urh of ... * 4. *' 1 v 1iM'lnn In (he a a ld l-i Miss Louise Fields may get her 301 Cor. 5th and Palmetto. ■mm rn t\ * I* * \ . \ 1» |M UsIsA MS ticket to the Milane a t The ( IH.Oftii). .. -• • Ilf* 4 1*1 to Inter****' Herald. | And Found t h u t -i. 4 . >1 *nn nl tit** Attractively furnished two room r a t e ■t * I* r **• 11 it* r a n n u m f r o m III. u n d n i' i .’ h 1 i K ■ •)' nf May, A apartment, hot water, private 21—Lots For Salt 1*1 f •* D. 1•' ticket to the Milano bath fir*kI!«r Hueurrrl and garage, close in 212 W. '■ *1 by Hu.' mill nt nr** <*f nn»rf * .The owner. Miss Maud 4th St. gun-* a -. d d a y of Nnvf*nitn*r ROSE COURT U)T. well located. wcure same a t The 1n I i' i • on! i d In M m lA. D i • 1 $1,009 i! sold at once. Owner g a g e K‘."■k ■ II |01U'. l- 'i nf t |in Welnkn Apartments. First Street needs money. Address “ Bargain" n u h llc r- •*.. r*l ** •>( H-milti*>le t ' m i n h . F ln r ld n Railroad Avenue. Nicely fur­ care The Herald office. r , rh I'u r c h n *»fr t«» puv p r Torn nished housekeeping apartm ents. fo r ill-., i. 1HEA1..1 Private bath. Hot water furnished. Will trade equity in two nice John b . r a k e r . i VS B S l l ARON*. J r . H o llclto r fo r I 'o m p l a l n a n t . DODGE One and two' rooms. Ijow rate. building lots for nutomobilc. My ,S|i>dal i l a n t e r In C h a n c e r y . i md Graham trucks. I hone 107—J. See innnager. price will be reasonable so in anaT U B Cl t t C I ’IT COU RT O F T H U IN T i l l : i l l h l IT f t U NIT O F T U B INTVV Street Phone 3. KVTY T H I R D J U D I C I A L C l l t T W E N T Y - T H IR D J U D I C I A L Cl It. Foe Rent:—Two furnished ap art­ wering this ad give me fair valua­ o T H E HTATB O F F L O R ID A 1U IT "I* T i l l : S T A T E O F F L O IIN t fl . AND tion of your car and complete In­ F O R HKMINOLK C O U N ­ ments with garages. latrge DA. IN AND FO R HEM INOI.E IICOWAN CO. Auto formation. Address Box 81 care TY. IN C H A N C E R Y . COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y . hri sheet metal works. rooms and porches. S. J. Biggcrs, The Herald. H A N F O R O R I ’II.D IN B AND LOAN A N N I E C M E U R I W t m i B R . Cain* AHH oCiATR iN . n C o rp o ratio n , lATtnue. Phone 710-W. 919 Park Ave. plalnant. t'" m p la ln a n t. vs vs MArtTBU'H HA L B J. A. IK H IE R tt, et n|., D e f e n d a n ts . Reautiful apartm ents—Two rooms AT SACRIFICE—Building lots h C H A R L O T T E II. YOU NTH. e t a l „ DRD BUICA CO. N o tic e Im h r r « b y s l v r n t h n t u n d e r T H E S T A T E OF F L O R ID A T O ; good part of town. Will sell at D e f e n d a n ts . kitchenette and bath attractively a d e c r e e of f n r r c l o e u r c nntl s a l e Vagonlla Ave, I I B X I i : I. tilto W N Slid huvtinnd, N O T H 'K O F HI'EU IA I. MAHTER'H furnished, centrally located, all less than tost and on easy terms. e n t e r e d h> t h e J u d a n n f t h e C i r ­ J. At. RltiiWN, llox G4, HALE |Fk"ea j«7. HALE. Address Box 80! care The Herald. c u it B o u rl of t h e T w e n t y t h i r d C ITY. HKORUl.V improvements. $6.00 per week. Tel. N o tic e Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h n t ti n d ­ .!iitllcl;il C ir c u i t o f t h n S t a t e of ft t.e ln g m ad- to a p p e a r fr o m nn e r n pd by v i r t u e of n d e c r e e n f 777 or 775. IMorldii. In u n d f o r H emltinln Boun* n ff ld .iv lt filed in till., c a u s e , t h a t you PJ-MARMONS 26—Miscellaneous For Sale l>. In n c e r t a i n co tise b e t w e e n | nr» non.resiilettlf. of I h e .State of fori c lo s u re , a n d s ale r e n d r r e d In Automobile Co, Dm r e t r e e t ] iiv c etiiien t C o m p a n y . I Fl ir id a , and tliat you a r e r e s i d e n t s of t o - a b o v e ( .m il le d c a u s e on t h e 1st A ttractive two room furnished n c rir|io rn lln n . cn tn p lalim n t. a n d ‘ n s t a t e o r cou ntry o t h e r t h a n th e day o f N o v e m b e r . A. D. 1927. I. a s • we. Phone 137. One 1200 capacity incuhator, in H peclal .M aster In U h n n c e ry , on C l a r e n c e I , Brtilibn e t a I. d e f e n d , Mintapartment- also garage. C18 Oak o f Florida, ntol t h a t y o u r p lace mile. I w ill veil hy p u b l i c tu ic tln n of r e s id e n c e Is In Hnlo C it y , B e o rg ln . M o nday t h e Gib. d a y of D ecem b er. first cluss condition. Price rea­ Ave. Phone 2802. |0DEL TRIM CO. b id d e r f o r c a s h in a n d t h a t y o u r a d d r e s s Is Hnx fit. A. D., 1927, III fr o n t nf (b e C o u r t sonable, can.be seen at Burnett ftoi n ut ht e nfhtKheKt Manlnrd. S e m in o le t h e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r In Hale C ity , Bei.rslti. t h e r e f o r e , you. I Ioiin -. ilo o r In i the car, not the owner." Leghorn Ranch, Oviedo Fla. C o u n ty , F l n r l d a . w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e llie C ity nf H an fo rd , b e t w e e n tlm X I K !.. RRBWN unit h u s b a n d . u n d veil t o (lie h i g h e s t b id d e r f o r tb , tile roofing, omn- FOR RENT — A partm ent nea" le u a l h o u r s of s a l e nit .Munday. JIt BA t*. ttR O W N , urn o r d e r e d a n d re- ■a s h . d u r i n g th e le g a l h o u r s of s a l s , Forrest Lnke Hotel. |2.50 a Houses For Sale or Rent: Inquire D ecern tier G. I S'.'T, a l l t h o s e . c e r ­ 1817 for estimates q u l r r d t o be and ftiipeur b e f o r e t h h th e f o l l o wi n g d ee e rib e d hinds, s i t ­ t a i n t e n e t s o f la n d s i t u a t e In III" room, 1009. Union Ave. W. RADFORD r t n n th e 1th d a y o f Docenie.er u a t e . l y i n g a m i being In fits C o u n t y a t 2609 Orariga Ave. Oak IHI!. B o u n ty of Heiiilnole a n d S t a t e of CA,o u|). 1927. to a n s w e r t h e bill ol o f S e m i n o l e a n d t h e S t a t e of F i n d , F lo rid a, p a rtic u la rly d e s c rib e d as: City. Route A. Box 170—F. c o m p l a i n t e x h ib ited a g a i n s t y o u Ir. da. m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d a s CLEMENTS APARTMENTS C12 l.o t 4 ( l e s s 10 a c r e s In sq. In Service t h i s c a u s e , Ihe sam e b e i n g a p r o c e e d ­ fo llo w s, in-wilt: HVV c o r .) K lie a . e h s . B. nf Park Ave. Apartm ents — 2 and 1 in g to fo reclo se t h a t c e r t a i n I n d e n ­ 27—Money to Loan B e g in n in g at th e N o r t h w e s t MW- c o r. o f Her. I t . r u n B. 4i t u r e o f inorlK-iKc d a t e d t h e 27lh —garage and water. Reasonable. p o in t of th e in tersec tio n of m in . H. IS c h s. H‘» Iks. t o r e n t e r ,®is transfer pictures. d a y o f May, A. D. USG.v e s e r u t e d F l e \ c n t l i S t r e e t an d A ln gnolla of H o w e l l C r e e k , N’ly ii Ioiik bv .1. A. Ilo g eio nntl w if e . Alary M*. and brushes. Sun Money to loan on residences in A v e n u e , in t h e City of H an fo rd . e r n t r r t i n s nf s a m e t o . point, Mr. Edgerton Patterson may get Elina R o g e r J. C. Ihttil a n d w ife ! Faints and Varnishes, F l o r i d a , r u n th en ce N o r t h 30 w h e r e It c r o s s e s B r a n t l i n e N. Sanford, low inte*est rate. Box C orn lle lle Ileal nntl Q u in to n I. his ticket to the Milane by f e e t t o n s l a k e th e n c e AVsst 117 s.V d e a . w . 37 chs. 32 I k s ., H. In at and Wall Paper it r o w n nntl h u sb a n d , T . 1.. Ilro w n 503. c-o The III raid. f.-et to a n a lle y , t h e n c e H outh calling a t The Herald. tieR.. w h i c h Is lot 3 k p a r t uf ». Firrt St. S aid ( m o r t g n g e b ein g re c o r d e d a l o n g th e B u st side of sa id Ut­ lot 3 of Bee. 13; a ls o l o t s l t 3 a m o n g t h e public r e c o r d s of Hemlnley Sit ( e e l to E le v e n t h S t r e e t , t N Ift a c r e s of tut 2. o f Hecnie C o u n ty . F lo r id a . Ill .M ortgage th en ce E ast along th e N orth riive furnished apartment* . C laH sified D isplay I H on 11; a l s o B a s t h a l f o f N B l - l k in every shape and Attractive I look 17 nn p a g e .137. a n d e n c u m ­ s id e o f B l e y e n th S t r e e t 117 f e e t N!V l - i o f N K I . I Hi s s N l - S o f H ter Park and_ Tenth____ Sts,, F ri-' __________ comer b e r i n g (hit fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d tiro Sanfonl Cement to a p o in t of l.r u li in l n g b e in g 1.2 t h e r e o f k les s B h a l f of NK p e rty . s i t u a t e , l y i n g an d lining lo Houses For Rent l.ot 5, ltlo ck 12, T ie r 3. a c c o r d ­ Ct'pany, Fifth and gidaire installed, water and g a r-’ J - t I t i e e r e n f ) A, H t - 2 o f H\V 1-1 the C o u n t y of H e m ln o te attd the age furnished. Phone 18-J. in g to E. It. T i'a ff o r d 's m a p n f o f N B 1.4 & N l - l nf HW t- 4 of Phone 112-W. H ints o f F lo r id a , nm l m o r e p a r t i c u l ­ H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , its p e r p l a t N B l - l At NIV t - l of HB 1-4 k N B arly d e s c r ib e d Its fo llo w s , t o w it: t h e r e o f d u l y of record. I . I o f HW l - l . of Her. 2.1; a ls o All . f Ulnrk 2-N. a n d a ll <>f T e r m s : C a sh . P u r c h a s e r t o pay el. Farms, Crov?s, FURNISHED apartm ent for rent W J . J o f N W l - l of N W 1-4 ft ltlo c k t.N . T i e r 17. o f F l n r l d a in the Herald building—a down­ fo r deed. Two New Four Room HW l - l o f NtV l - l ft N K 1-4 of I‘ION. Park Ave. Phone l.nnd a n d C o l o n i s a t i o n ComJAH O 811A RON. J r . HW 1-4 ft N I d of HB I . I n f Hcc. town [.'cation a t remarkably low ]■.to y ’s nui|i of Ht. B i - r tr m le a.lH p ic ln l M a s te r In C h a n c e r y . 2 4: a l s o Ifi-tC. Oil N l i n e nf .I’tl o n In th e t o w n of Hanfordrates. Ask for Mr. Haines a t The Ilungalows. Facing New Y oiiri . t I r a n i Ki. chs. !IG Iks. F lo r id a , ns per p la t th e r e o f Herald office. W 3 d e g . N. of HB c o r, o f |,« v y IN T i l l ; CIR CUIT r n t ' R T T W E N ­ J ht PRINT SHOP r e e o r ile d In P la t Itnnk I p a x e s B r a n t on Lake Jessup. ru n Ice Plant, West Side. TY - T i l l "t» JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, I l ? - l 17. o f H em lnnle C uu r.ty R e c ­ »n anything in F n u t h U d eg .. \V «7 c h s . 21 Iks. HEMINOI.E COUNTY. FLORIDA. o rd s : unit A lsu : I t e a ln n l ii g nl 16—Houses For Rent to H lin e nf Y i i i i kk B r a n t . W G IN C HANCERY ■A phone tall will get th e N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r of ltlock For Rent. Each SlO.flfl deR.. N alm iK S I line o f Y an g o A. I*. AM'HSBI.WHITE, C om p lain a n t. Phone 417.W. 9 Rail• 2 N. T i e r 17. o f F l o r i d a l~tml B r s n i 11 chs. G Iks. N G deg. VS am i Cnlonlx.'itlon Company *• For Rent—7 room house, 309 9th F. 39 c h s. 21 Ik s B i d s g . H S DONALD J. N IC I R tl.HON. el ul.. P c per Month. m a n o f HI. B e r l r m t e a d d itio n ch s. N G deR.. B S ch s.. B G St. $25.00 per month. Phone 671. fctiilnnls. to t h e t o w n 1 f H anford . F lorida ileg. H n liin g N lin o n f Y ong e N O T I C E O F MASTER'S S A L E r u n West 37N f e e l to t h e c o r n e r pbOFlNG—The Roof EvB r u n t 73 r h s . G Iks., t o heg.. Y o u w ill p l e a s e la k e n o tic e t h a t of J e s e n m l n e A v e n u e nl Its J. J. Cates, Metal shingles; 'or Rent: 5 room heusc with fire­ Icx crp tln g t h e r e f r o m t h s f n |u n d e r a n d by v ir tu e of t h a t c e r t a i n N o r t h end., t h e n c e N orth I** l o w l n s liesc rth e il p a r c e l s d e s ­ d e c r e e o f f nr ccl..*ur •• m ud" u n d |***m tin and galvtnlacd place. 910 Myrtle Ave. Phone feet m o r e ’o r les s In t h e low* ig n a te d ns t e i l s A., f t , C., D., e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e . M ille d c a u s e w a te r m ark nf 1 - t k - Monroe ut Furni. If. Cowan. Oak 71. h e r e t o f o r e ro nvi-yed. mi 1 s t nf N nv.. 1917.. I w ill, l i c t h - n c s H nn lhenM criy a l o n g Bio “ ird St. Phone 1 1 1 . (A ) Ileg. 3 ehs. (V of HB cor. o v e s n t h e h o u r s of II o 'clo ck In low w a t e r m u r k o f L a k e Ainu, of Her. I | . Turn. 31 H. It. 20 K, t h e f o r e n o o n a n d 2 o'clock III t h e ro e 3*1.4 fe e l m o r e o r lees. In For Rent: Furnished cottage on i n n N 19.19 r h s ,. N S i d e g s . W A fte r n o o n of t h e Glh dav of D e c e m ­ 'OUR OLD WALLS e ’poln* N ortli o f tieglnnlug. Silver Ijtke. See Jno. 1). Jlnkiu* 19.07 ch s. H 20,*9 Chs., B 19 b e r . 1927, n l t h e fr o n t c o u r t h o u s e (Legal Notices) Ilienee H eulh 114 fepl. m ore n r : NEW WALL PAINT at Court House. c h s. t o heg., sold In J o h n II. t o o r of s a i d ' c o u n t y of S e m i n o le , less, to t h e p n ln t o t b e g i n n i n g : Nnlitn. i™ NEW ANI) BETt a n f n r d , F l o r i d a , e sp o s e to n a ic nt and n it'N T .' JED'IB'S " 1'.I,\T III) (leg . a t NK cor. u f t h e o u h l l r v e n d u e t o th e h ig h e s t a n d t^ T H F .R INFORMA- For Rent—Gfie nicely fumish'vJ INi ipTUB y ls o : All of ltlock I. nil « t S E M IN O L E r n B N T t . k t - O l l l f i r s t u h o y e d e s c r ib e d la n d , r u n b e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h In b a n d , o n Iline I- 1»N a n d a ll of ltlock 1*4; PHONE 235-J OR H G ileg. \V 33.42 r h s . to a s l a k e ■lay n m l nt t i m e n f ss le . th e fo llo sr . apartm ent, all modem conven 2 - N. T i e r IS, a c c o r d i n g to F l o r i ­ I " COLDER, 8ANF0RD. iencer. $25.00 monthly. Phone In ID : Entnt** o t OEO. W. K N IO IIT , a t Bin c e n t e r of t h s B ft W lo g d e s c r i b e d p ro p e rtv s i t u a t e d In d a L a n d anil C o lo n i s a ti o n C oni, ,-dy. l i n e b e t w e e n L e i I nr.lv ft S e in l n n te C o u n ty , f l n r l d a t o - w i t : N V m H K 'o K A P P L IC A T IO N KOIl p u n y 's m a p of Ht. B c r t r u d e a d ­ 207, 915 W. 1st St. M rs. MI m iu . t h f r o m ren ter B e g i n n i n g lit Ih e N o r t h e a s t c u r d i t i o n t o t h e t o w n of Hanford. a s x ib n jie n t ok L o n E it. s i n k s \V S d eg s, N 33.27 chs. H er o f tlm N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r F lo rid a, a* per p l a t th e r e o f TO a l l W H OM IT MAY * ONI f-IJN • PAPH—repairing, piano t o u s t a k e s e t n e a r t h e la k e , n f t h e 8 - n t l h r n s l q u a r t e r nf S e c ­ duly of record a m o n g Ih - p u b ­ Noilri* In h e r e b y a l v e n t h a t Jf1? tio n t h i r t y .th r e e . to w n sh ip Hi K G d e g . W 3 so Ik s. t h H 34 P * 1 » r t» with 17 years lic r e c o r d s nf H om lnol- C ou n ty . uihlerslgaeil. E lJ lA K M o B Y . *0'Jd e g . B 32S.S Iks., t h K 9 .deg. twenty l3u> S o u th Rang* Florida. Ssnford music store „ „ ih. , : t l i <luy « f •'*"*,' • " ^ r ' r ‘ ,:rV t h i r t y . t w o (33) E a s t. than es H 100 Ik s . t o a s t a k e w h i c h Is A lso: B e g i n n i n g Dt I h e N o r t h 1 , 1.- in tn.« B o u n ty Ju -ltc -e o o ii r t °PP«. Room 10 11 Me­ lh a N W co rn er, o f th e 5 acre S o u t h s e v e n am i f i f t y h u n d r e d ­ w e s t c o r n e r o f n in e ,; 2-N. T ie r of H finliw l* C o u n ty . M o f ld a . •i r J t h s <7.3n) c h a in s , t h e n c e W e s t l o t s u r v e y e d fo r J. 11. C a l l o w a y , et Phone 832. I*, a c c o r d i n g to F l o r i d a I .and I'tililon for the a ss ig n m e n t "f f r o m s a i d N ’W c o r. a l a k o tt 40 FOR RENT—5 Room Bungalow at (|„ sts um l sixty *six h u n d r e d t h s w ir to her In th e pro|M»rty In and C o lo n isatio n C o m p a n y 's 1 4 44) c h a in s , th e n c e N o r t h e e v d e g B 391.7.'* Iks. t o HW cor.. K m a p o f Ht. B e r t r u d e A dd itio n l» 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Garage. mi hi I v i l i Ion d escribed and that T-Signs of an kinds. 0 d e g . H 1143.3 Iks. t o HB cor., r n a n d f i f t y h u n d r e d t h s I7.3K1 “ r will, on the tSlh. day o f D ert h e t o w n o f H an fo rd . Florida, N 5 d e r . F. 311.1 Ik s. t o t h e c h a in s , t h r u c c B a st six a n d s i x t y ■Print i i Wall Paper $30 monthly. Sec R. H. Berg, at •utlimr 1917 r**ijtl«*rtt: (hfl r u n th en ce N o rth 314 31 fr<» s i x h u n d r e d t h s (1.44) to p o i n t N E c o r. W S d e g . N 1337.1 Iks. The Herald office. m o r e n r leas to t h e low w a te r Bnuniy Judge nf Hemlnole (’ouaty. t o be*., b e i n g th * N W cor. of of b eg in n in g and c o n tain in g mark In L a k e M o n ro e, th en ce KlorlS. t" rrst.l said I'etltlnn and f i v e 131 acre*, m o re o r U sa, luilri G s e r e lo t s o ld t o J o h n n. uffiicn dower In auld property D* C F o u th e a s te rly a lo n g th e m ean ­ a llo w a y . unit, b e g i n n i n g a t t h e N o r t h ­ h ,r ft* required by the statute In d e r i n g l l n s o f th e low w a te r DRUG STORE—Prew e s t co rn er of th e Hoiillivaet H*1 M i m a ' s s u b .d n . o n t h e E m ark n f t n k e M o n ro e , a d is ­ ■.t.i'li rasre made and provided. "rugs, Soda. We are side nf L ittle L a k e Ito w rll. o u a r i r r of i h e S o u th e a s t q u a r . tant:* o f 33] 3 font m ore n r less Thl> _IS,b. d ^ K^ X * L K N IG H T t e r o f H ecllo n t h l r t y - t h r e a 133) <Dt A f r a c t i o n a l p a r t of l b s !M o u r phone. Call 103 to a s t a k e a t lo w w a t e r m a r k N W 1-4 o f ttec. t l . T ap. 11 H. T o w n s h ip t w e n t y (3ft). R a n g e In l - a h e M o n ro e, t h e n c e S outh Wlt-SON. IW>VLB k DIOIITON. H *e 3# B„ In Y o n g e ( I r a n i , t h i r t y - t w n (13) Kaet. r u n B a s t a d is ta n c e of 397 f e e l m ore or BLOCKS—Irrigation FOR RENT—0 room unfurnished ■Alturnrya fo r I'etltlunrr. h o u n d e d a n d d e s c r i b e d a s f o l­ n i n e c h a i n s and fo r l y -s i x lin k s. les s to th e N o r th e a s t c o r n e r of house corner Oak and 17th St. Mouth t w e n t y c h a in s . W e s t n i n e l o w s : beg . * t t h s NW c o r o f Jttneral cement wovk. " 2 * 4 , B j t l l . I f f . T i e r I X e J J U f i p L j. -j Q Q )J)C U J£O B fi^ ; r h a ln s - ' w u t ' f o r t y . Six lin k s. |S. t h - K t o lit# N Itwa* ---------— *— ■Iv-BOCHT-.-Qg h ret H i f e e t m o r s o r less Io KRMIVOLB COUNTY. S T A T E O F - o f Ms aH-c. i d Her, i n t h s IV l l n s o f t■r»FJlril i S T ? ^ omi JRim. - E - Ter- Phone 20. *— -— N orth t w e n t y -c h a i n s to b e g in th s p oin t o f b egin n in g, l.o t 4 of M ,co u 's Huh-dru, n ln g. L e s s th ree a c r e s ' In a oth erw ise a d e r r e n p ro c o n fe s io s q u a r e In t h s S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r Hi Willi s a i d VF line B W 'L T FOR RENT:Small furnished hou."f r a W J u f i Of ADAM V. MeflI'IN. will be e n te r e d a g a in s t you. 1 40 r h s . t o a U T c A v s n u s , 18 co n ta in in g 15.93 acres, mnro or It Is fu r t h e r ord r-» d t h a t thl.* suitable for couple, two room*, T i/'a ir ^ r r d lto r e . leirfttrre. lIlry And Eggs W w ith said line of sa id A v a less. A lso b e g in n in g at I h e n o tic e b* p u b lish ed In TIIK S > N . and all p rre o n r 2 ch s.. id K 1 dsg. W lit* bath and garage. 2516 Orange S o u th e a s t co rn er o f the N o r t h ­ COR D H E R A L D , a n v w v o a p e r p u b ­ i-lalme «r d rm sn d * nealn*t »»•'! c h s. t o t h e SW cor. o f L o t I, i h e a s t q u a r te r uf the S o u th e a s t lish ed In th e CM- e f Hanford. I f i r - nul'ets. Ready Ave. Phone 826-J. H 13 <!•«. B 14.13 c h s . I h H I tow nship t w e n t y . South nf O l only o f Hsmlnole r n d th e Hiatw Vmt., ’“ |ia each o f you. aru h*r«•'«g. W 7.ST ehs. to a cor. t h N L ? » .“ur heavy laving R an ge th lrtr-tw o East, run «»f Florida, o n ce e e c b tre.-k fo r f o u r h r n .t l f lo l und rniulrril !<• P S3 d e g . W 10.SO chs. m ors o r W est tw en ty ch ain s North r. n»* c u ll v s Wanks. Firm y*' . Hook For Rent:' 5 hoom Stucco bungalow „ n y rlalnie und demand* l e s s In W Nil*, lin e , t h N W ith t w e l v e c h a in s and f i f t y lin k s, W ITNKH8 my Hnnil - - ' I k s eepl located a t 2300 Palmetto Ave­ you. or r lt h r r of ' y»u. lost ',a *v s a i d | l n * t o t h s p l a c e o f beg. Florida. to b e g i n n i n g an d c o n t a in in g ! >* t h» C ir o i l i Court *-f |i.|. T ycrnly e e s t a t e of AlhvM »• b e i n g 16 a c r e s m o r s o r Is sa t w e n t y - f i v e acres, more nr Dea, nue. All Improvements. 140 per Mt-nl’IN. th iMrd Ju d icia l C ircuit y -e S ta te Ilv. d eceased , la t e of Sentlnolo e n n v c v s d nn Ih e IM h d a y nf 'tem in o le t o g e t h e r With th e te n e m e n ts, h ero, *f Florida. Ip nml f \ * * \ r ; ' * r**iv for month. Inquire a t Herald office. Bounty. F lorid a , to the llnm «•"*• Dec. A. D. 1*14. (o Jl'ury A g n e s llil dav of d l i a m e n l s and a p p u r te n a n c e s th e r e C.itinty, nn th is l b h -n»roi» County Ju d ge »f HemC l a r k A Mrs. A m e r e l K o n k i n s n ... •••nford to u nto b e lo n g i n g , and th e reeerali ’*• Ave iv V ov em b ar. A. P . I * * ' I i .. County, at Ills office In In*" All In T n w n * h l p 31, H outh. rem ain d er*, ren ts. Issues and p____ trurlfin® farm ,!F or Rent—Five room house. Bs*n r.'unty V. E. I e * c n f j 4 » a trucking farm C o u rth o u se In HemlojiU Ilange 3» E a s t, h a l a g 1131.3 Clerk • **—-n il I'ourt, Ik*, t h s r s o f , to s a t i s f y sa id d se r v e j a rd widened porch. $20 00 n ’f Bnuuty. # F lorida, w ith in t w . l v e n c r e s , m a r e « r lass. an d cost*. W B v l MV A >1. 1YEEKH. n«*.. c m th e d**e b#rw«fJ . a H IIA R O N J r ., | "*a-th. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190W. _ patrd P u r c h a s e r to pay L>r till*. . r D ep u ty Clerk. N o v em b er l», A- D. ICSf. U few H p eclal M a s te r . f SKA 1*1 V ; R. PARKS. W H E N JlcU l’IN. & nic: f ** tu rk ev t | _ W A R LOW . C A R P E N T E R fjeC'TTID* f. SPEN T E ft. Slveter In ------K x r e u t r i s o f th e B e la t e of ft FlP’fDACK. «>*—50c a tvnimLiTEN rw und. TF. „ — a Room house for rent « 'n,®r J H n llcllefs an -I uf c o u n s e l fur th s D IC K IN S O N ft 1 ) 1 0 0 “ ADAM V. MrtlClN, Hollcltor* SL 206 E Hugh iOpk and Fourth SL Anplv W. II B o l l c li o r f „ r C o m p la in a n t. C«mp| IQL Pcocaitti. ~ ------------5 ^ | Long 108 Palmetto Ave. " -----------r . J - — *f ■ To 1 Merely Advance ? i ^ » It requires dally ef* .. fort to climb to suc­ cess. W h e n y o u d ev lra m lo a n o n im p r o v v d fc«*»la e te or r e iid e a tla l p r o p e r t y w i t h q u ic k • e r v ic e — w i t h our o w l I n i p e c t i o a and n o red tap* or lon g d e la y * —- t a k e th e m a t -' t e r u p w it h we. U n l i m i t e d fu n d * wow a v a i l a b l e f o r lo a n * la a m o u n t * o f $ 2 , 0 0 0 ta | j Well directed per­ sistent effort, plus the o-Hsistanee of a c bank account has v caused many to| ad- ’ir vunce miccessfully. $ 100,000. T*NH Our Doors See or atldreas Our Uocnl Counsel S. R. Dlc>*»on Sanford, Fla. A re Open Baldwin ■ Cordially yours, Mortgage Co I Moh '> ftvl 11X3 Barnett Bawk Bldg. JACKSONVILLE Caaklev All of the SHEET METAL AND ROOFING On the New $1.00 Store of McCRORY’S ’Kfl Was the Work of the ^ , SANFORD ROOFING CO. All Kinds of Sheet Metal And Roofing Work W. 3rd. St. IMtouc U17 Sanford. Florida. All Of The HARDWARE Used In McCRORY’S New $1 Store W as Furnished By The HILL >• -• .km ■■T •W T N J ... •. •-.! Hardware, Sporting Goods < > r i ifa • -« 1 > - 1 •• 119 E. 1st Street. ' - »-*e4 ‘!T«1 tt L V r -1 i ■, •' i . , ,»t5 . "VtliFl , � 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ************************************************************* Mrs. Rolland L. Dean Hostess To The D.A.R. Members On Friday The regular meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. R was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rolland L. Dean in ___fair. The rooms of this lovely home were abloom with quantities of yellow and white chrysanthemums and ferns. Mrs. Jeon Leonardi, chapter regent presided over the meeting, which opened with the ritual and pledge of allegiance to the Flag. The principal business attended to during the business session was the report that a chair had been ______ for Constitution Hall at Washington, D. C., in Daytona Chapter to a regional luncheon to be given November 30 at Princess ____ at Daytona Beach, given in honor of Mrs. Brooks White, state regent. Two committees were by the regent: a revision committee composed of Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. W. E. Watson and Mrs. Ernest Krupp. Another committee was formed to select a site for a park, they were Mrs. A. M. De Forest, Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, Mrs. W. E. Watson and Mrs. R. E. Tolar. A most delightful social hour followed the business session when pretty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., and Miss Frances Dutton. Mrs. Samuel R. Preston presided at the tea service. Those attending were: Mrs. John Leonardi, Mrs. A. B. Peterson, Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, Mrs. Samuel Preston, Mrs. W. T. Fields, Mrs. Irving Loucks, Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., Mrs. George David Hart, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. C. ____s, Mrs. F. Mc Kenzie Davison, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. A. M. De Forest, Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, Mrs. Samuel R. Dichton, Mrs. W. __. ____rd, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. K. S. Dutton, Mrs. Frank __, Miss Frances Dutton and Mrs. Rolland L. Dunn. ********************************************************** 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, November 19, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/17e41b3d855947694159586772d8d775.pdf 174c2dcd98a70c4aa64bf094f04c9df9 PDF Text Text In Florid*’# H eart F a ir tonight nit9 S a fd rfo y fl colder tonight, w ith light frost in ' north and possibly central por­ tions. World’s G r e a te s t Ha R ich eat G ard en L an d Leased Wire International News Serv ice xix. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , U llD A Y . N O V E M B E R i s . 1 9 2 7 ._______ M e m b e r A u d it B u r e a u O f C irc u la tio n s Home Is AIR SERVICE TO COOLIDGE TALK About TnBeSrn untriedInto Get $2,400,000 SOUTH AMERICA MexicoTRrc^ffKCallFofhid: LEAVES STAND Banquet In N. Y. >!S NOW CERTAIN STILL IN DOUBT I S S l b n a r y Hutton Will Head • New Morning Daily 3tonroc B. Hutton, son-in-law of Forrest Lake, former mayor und president of the defunct Seminole County Bank, will head a new publishing corpor­ ation which has applied to the secretary of state for a charter to do business In Sanford. The company will be known as the Sanford Publishers Inc., und will be capitalized for $25,000, according to a dispatch receiv­ ed by The Herald today from rallnhnssce. Mr. Hutton with W. H. Berry, formerly advertising manager of the Sanford Times, and S. Y. Cross will compose the board of directors. The gonernl purpose of the concern Is to do a publish­ ing and printing business, ac­ cording to the dispatch. The Herald is reliably inform­ ed that the company will short­ ly begin publication of n new morning daily newspaper, but when The Herald sought to ob­ tain information on this point from Mr. Hutton he said, “ I can make no statem ent now because the company has not been or­ ganized." IIIH HIS VERSION OF REMUS AFFAIR m -4 OAKLAND Cal. Nov. 18— (IN S) ! Rosas, .lr, farmer secretary to a "<A -With small-sized a re aetui I in Feb Diaz Mexican revolutionist. lb •i> "aindicted with Manner* their possession, federal authorit­ Plan To He Realized Through ies today launched a search for sta uti charges of attem pting to No Satisfaction Ia Gained By Co-operation OfCubanGm- J. It. Mannerstam, already umlro run aims into Mexico from Lo** Those Who Wished ToLearn Ange. v The letters, according t>> ernment Which Amounts To indictment for attem pting to until. •(.< nIs.' tended to show Presidents Position On Cam­ smuggle arms into Mexico, Subsidy Of Mail Contracts Mannerstam had been supplying paign For Coming Election Tiie huge st**ek <«f arm s, consist- arm* :.■ gangs in this country. i ' ing of sub-niaehiiie guns, rifles, • A OIM.F. A NS. 1.n.. Nov. 18., 1ammunition, trench knives und —N i I n *-! \ itlltl. ,,f hidden Arms I 1pneumatic, rifle1*, was seized a t wa* ••■■ted by the department of Vlmny, a suburb, yesteraily, in a just agents today on two vessels 1 ii.' • >aid io In owned by 31unne r- whi I: M o p tlf lO * Committee Will Investigate This Is First Step In The I;.'atn, ■re tn sail shortly fo rM e x i-'.. , , .» , » » »* piesident of the Pacific lean Five pirn were arrested NH'och. In Rrief. Is Resume [CIlO I"4 o Charges Of Court Contempt |I I»la * “in To Connect North And Aims ( imipany of San Francisco. and •! -to n. it.\ federal agents i Of His Administration With Involving Loose Talking Of South America Rv Airwavs Meanwhile authorities were catv* In a M't i establish some Stum* Advice About Future Kidwell Slade During Trial I scanning correspondence i onto a with iii alleged plot to -------j WASHINGTON. Nov. 18. U.-ir round at the snu'c place. A copy ovet l n ('.die-* Government. WASIIINGTON. Nov. 18*— Pres­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.— ular comnu-riial airplane se;vi> • of a letter, unsigned but believed Evi.l ■I pint in stage a r e v . ident C* olidge's speech before the (IN S )—Federal Attorney Pey- linking the . ..ntinent* of North io lewe been written by Manner- luti' ucn was found in a I’ttion League Club in Philadel­ ton Gordott today declined to serve Jnnd South America will bOgin op- i ini. \.n< found addressed to G. raid •ti arsenal at the phia was subjected to minute a select committe of three eration within three to four mon­ I’os.i-, .1r., New Orleans, indicat- honad* :cd official of the i* iutmy by Capital politicians toJillion. f'Htf h u n d r e d 1°n CINCINNATI. 0 .„ Nov. 18 had been appointed by Jus- ths. This prediction was made to- .' ing a gun-running plot. Rosas is Pn. ' • mpany at Albany, du\ They had been tipped—and dollars will be don- which tic« Frederick L. Sidotui to deter­ day at the Cuban Embusy here. It Ii believed by police to bu UuiUenuo Cab (INS)—Thia ia Franklin L. .'■•at- tevealeil. * they bail hoped -that Mr. Coolidge | xt Monday nitfht to mine whether any persons should will lie realized according to em­ Dodge J r ’s own story, reveal­ would take advantage of the occnpngwood Missionary be belli for contempt of court as a bassy officials, largely through the | ed exclusively today for the si> n to clarify his position toward the mistrial of the Fall- co-opernti.m ,,f the Cuban ' Gov­ the li»28 campaign. «P »'»' Missionary result rof " conspiracy first time, of his relations ernment. This cooperation in ef­ ease. a big b a n u u e t to bo There was but little if any ,-atwith Mrs. Imogene Remu*, Four affidavits involving charges fect will amount to a government isfaetion tn be guined from the [the Hotel lV n n s y lv a n - that juror Edward Kidwell dealt subside in tin- form of uir mail who was shot and killed by contracts. ,*i rutiny, however. Mr. Coolidge lew York City w h ic h in loose talk in violation of his lelivrred the l< ngest address he her husband, George Remus, A month ago the Pail American (tended by 1,000 ;,at.h an,‘ th»t Harry F. Sinclair ute since his “ I-do-nol1 ... __. . had engaged Burns detectives to Airways. Inc., financed by New former “king of the bootleg­ -rurT bombshell, but the | |nt philanthropists,, a surveillance over the jury York capital inaugurated a ir mail ■ gers” in Eden Park, Cincior/ost powerful microscope could I _______ Bts. mission workers, were to have been the basis of the service between Key West. Flor- J nuti on the morning of Oct. no ilarifintion or nm plifi-1 residents of F lorida.!spcciul investigation. idn and Havana, Cuba a !'0-mile I(J HelieveH I n ju n c tio n Is 2 1 . oldicrs A nd I s Others detect atj,,n ol- thut famous statement « , ,, , 6 Inst. »e of the donor who bus. Gordon said in a letter to Justice water hop across the Fhirtda j Ini .tiding WomenAndChll- in liis speech of last night. The I 1 u l,1 ,m ,s An<1 H c p r c s e n ts fpl.wtil the funds in os-1 Siddons that hir would be placed Straits. This, the first internalIn it, Dodge, the “ man In the dren A re S lain iN lim h erH O f politicians were left just where. Heaviest Damage Is Wrought case," makes these 1Northern banks is being “ in an annnlous and inconsistent ional air mail service on the West- ! Collusion To Obtain Decree significant ToGovernment Property At statem ents: A llow ing ( ’lull to O p e r a te «t. - position” by serving on the romm- ern Hemisphere, is being operated I'n M'ligers Are Wounded lhpy ,,f t,K>"‘ hc,icvin‘r lie is "out of it,” and a highly vocNavy Yard And Air Station "I was never Intimate with Mrs. ------bnation will be the first | ‘u ?c inasmuch as he was and is under airmail contracts made a ... I nl still c nvinceil that he' Upofcd $15,000,000 fu n d luct,vc,y associated with special jointly with the post office de­ MIAMI, Fin., Nov. IS. —lIN S )— i LI I'ASO. Tex., Nov. IS (INS) U1|,minority Where Hangar Is w eek ed Remus. "She never called me dear, i( drnfled. partment'* of the United States A brokerage system ns a substi-1 kistil for the building of government counsel in prosecut­ and Cuban Governments. nor used any such endearing te rn s , tute for the pari-mutuels planned , — Fite hundred ilexicun rebels | To those who ptefer to believe and I most certainly never called unique missionary pro. ing the oil conspiracy case, and WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (INS) The Key West - Havana service by the Miami Jockey * lub for its n tta i'.d a southbound .Mexican lie is "out of it." the speech had Uqited Slates a t Long- had filed the four affidavits on The freakisli storm —described her sugar. I never conspired tu which a new trial was demanded. it but the first step ip the Pan *out cm p laird 42-uay racing pro. i rnilw.n el senger train 20 m ile i! the s> und of a valedictory. T. keep Remus in prison, nor plotted *:*[ was then and am. now con­ American Airways' plans to con­ grant in the facu of a supremo | south •■( Zacatecas, Mexico, killing | Dnise who are still vociferously Iby weather bureau as n "bnby tor- with 31rs. Remus to keep posses­ «d will ho re pre nect North and South America by | roelaiming thut lie will run if nudo"—which struck the eastern sion of his propetTy." isqurt by W. S. Entz- j vinced there was cause for the in­ air. With Havana us the point of court ruling aguitul race track 2 1 S'dilici > and 13 passt ngers, ia- | nominated, it sounded like a plat- fringes und suburbs of Washing stitution of criminal contempt pro­ Dodge’s story is of vital lmth«r brad of Lake j ceedings ” wrote Gordon. Gordon radiation, and with the Cuban Gov­ betting, today rested with Judge! cludin ■ "In women and po£tnucr in the Remus murder I’aul I*. Barns of the (.lim it Court. | (Joinpany and Und f0“ r f,,rm' Thp ?l,'n,T l n.° ton yesterday wrought a property children, ud a dispatch to a ernment giving the enterprise its I.H. ions and each aide found in it ,|umnRu that lhul wiU amollJlt to 31,. trial now in progress here. He Is A motion to dismiss the suit for I Mexu.m newspaper today. «( ('buries W. E n tz -! further stated that on the day of fullest cooperation, this organiza­ ... . _ the mistrial he had been “ ready son etluiig qf what it looked for. -----i injunction against the Miami Joc­ 500,000, according to estim ates expected to be tho state’s sta r w it­ !• S. L‘ 1 2_nf*er ’ and willing to prosecute” contempt tion. according to embassy officials key L'lub, brought by W. J. Down­ Tin engineer and firemen were Mr. Coolidge delivered, in brief, mr.de today a fte r u thorough sur­ ness. »n of the project, i proceeding. Since then, re declar­ early next year will have four ad­ ing, a majority stockholder in the dragged from the locomotivo and a resume of his administration and vey of thnie nffertod nrens. llo is in seclusion in a Cincinn­ ole County residents ed, he had presented evidence to ditional air lines in operation. "hot to death. A number of pass­ of existing conditions, with n few ati Hotel and for days has success­ truck, was taken under advisement |ati.il are J. 31. Devctlc, The total casualties went one The first route is planned from lute yesterday after attorneys ap­ engers. -ddiers .. j |ho grand jury on every phase of and trainmen buts of advice as to the future. another dead, n negress struck by light­ fully evaded a score o r more rex' i /> ri nr o ' . the alleged illegal activities which Havana to Port Au Prince. Huti j pearing as amicus curu.* filed were waunded. They were taken The country, he .said, is more ning, and two score persons with porters who hnve been trailing him «ul l . D. Wolfe, of forcl.J the court to discharge the nn airline distance of about 700 j to tin hnspiial in Aguuscalientes. the motion charging tl f.l the suit prosperous today thnh it has ever'm inor injuries, principally cuts to get his version of the Remus »cr members of. tlu l Fa,|. Sinclair jury. miles This route ultimately is to be Fndcral cavalry is pursuing the \»u.1 fictitious and ruprestmted col­ rebel . The attack was made at t>een, husini'M is good, wuges are land bruises. Tho heaviest danmgc case. I t is said th at his reason for extended east across Santo Dom­ ..... v ..u i., ,...iuv,. vio». keeping ‘under covet" ia th at he ingo to Porto Rico and perhaps lusion of the Jockey Club and Mr. dnwit Thm -slay. just ns the train j high, luxes have been reduced was wrought to government pro- fears m * of Remu* . friends or: ’.leaning up and miryoy- J l,» 'vho "h,,ulrf Pro^ecuttd, * he others Downing in get a decision allowing WI* "ii.’ai'uig tile 'viliugo of P«iru- Lslil1 further, the public debt has (party. Tho Washington Navy Yard associated* wttl bump kton off.1 of th« Wes* Indian Isles. bcie tract to be uacJ ^ T \ : \ U1 ’’ V ‘ . From Port Au Prince to Sun Juan, them to operatu. Tho'bltl' *•?*"’ com •lra. l ra . n *• hr«»n1ctit onr-ttrd,“ Tovernm ent ex- nm) Uu»- naval, a ir station -^t Aa“see** rw e% the lionary Fellowship hur. , SIcMons, in reply, stated Porto Rico is approxim ately .'100 plaint of the •‘frieuitu of tho court" sixstln were directly in tho path , , . , , I peuditures htffp ’been conducted laiE ,\ train guaid -f 21 federal sol- 0( i f jJustice's rfe dry 9 | in started. started. Ono O n. home hnm.. Hint he would have to respect Gor- miles. unomk-ul1y. and nt homo nand n d 1-of' the liltlo twister, und suffered the Departm ent of alleged that there was no real tn il.ers replied t>. the fire of ...” ulirnnd "the p c p le have pressed accordingly. enforcement arm y and hia pal been built by thu Gull don s wishes, but he added that lie controversy between Downing and At the air station lrfi ° Arrangements have practically Conference. The aud- regretted "thut a member of the been perfected, it is said for the use the dub as tlieit interests wc-e rebels, but were overcome by sup tteadily forward with their faces one hangar was wrecked and crossed that of the spectacular Remus, guiding genius of a |1,000> bar believed contempt had been crior iHinil.er>. \ reel und attackl*ill be the first large toward tho dawn. It was u 'v ery nine pluncs more or less demol­ 000 liquor husrneaa many timas. of an established government land­ tho same and that it would not he Itrcttcil in the Park. It committed,, yet seeks to be reliev- ing field at Port Au Prince. The fought "too hard" nnd u friendly i.l Julpu, Z:n lie. a<, hut was re.)i satisfactory and glowing picture ished. ■ “I have not been in tia a to with pulseil. Col. l-’nincisco Mejiu, the over SI,000,000 and will ed'4 of airing such . .,an infringement next step irf to be inauguration of decisii n obtained. i that Mr. Coolidge painted for nls Nearby Alexandria, across the Mrs. Remus a t any time nor at rnlty of the court court. The ** 11 on the dignity Federal «onmiander, win* wounded. Those who opposed the sujt . audience of Republican stalw arts. Potomac in Virginia, nlso was any place," said Dodge. -r " ^ second, j U(jKc added that he regarded con- a service between Port An Prince “ My pill he the erection of a | tem pt proceedings as “collateral and Caracas, Venezuela, a wnter which they ulleged to b(| ;v "ftilie." To thu successive years of Re­ hard hit, suffering a property relations with her have always $500,000. been of the most proper character, home containing 4 5 0 '1V,1d , sUperior” to"the Teapot Dome hop across the Caribbean of approx- went headed l»y W. II. iteckham. publican administration he, of damage estimated ut mrs.-ionanfes furloughed cns0> imately 700 miles, Negotiations chairman of the “comm ittee of one n u rse , gave m ajor credit. He The tw ister originated a short "1 only met her in connection front service in the to oppos* ___________ i with the Venezuelan Government thousand" organized praised the tariff, warned against distance southeast of Alexandria, with tho government service whilj Fhridn racing; i-illburn K. Hailey >-*. • I m * and Venezuelan business interests any tinkering with it, advised a- swept through tho city und leaped 1 wus in thu service of the govern­ [projects such uss the crec. i';iivte progressed to the point, it is A. Grover Morrow, und C). It. Cl"gainst any drastic tax cutting, ucross the river to strike tho m ent and upon leaving the govern* oiwration of a* p rin tin g ( _ _ i i * l declared, that this service is virtu- rvints. Itailey und ihskham an. and in short recommended that tho cp.stern fringe of th Capital. It inent serveo 1 onlv m et her for tract department whom! pearc.l liefore Judge Barns with national government lie continued finally spent itself in the Mnry$ the purpose of discussing her pri. year p all languages will be _ _ ..I II rile third project calls for a nt»r- evidence which they alleged to tilling the lines of present policy. land suburbs, leaving behind u vote business affairs. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18. I*e_ [free i.f charge nnd thu fraud in th r is io n of the Mexican Supremo His warning ugainsC any tinkering swath half a mile wide and sonic 1vice between Port An Prince and show collusion and "She has never given me any tion of small homes for u y U I . V . l . TT U U U I U J | Cri, obal p amin)a Cana| „ni., a dis­ suit and that the Miami Jockey with tho ta riff was pointed, nnd ten miles long filled with unroof, money except what was necessary knocking out the allegedly cunfisNave already been pro-1 cd houses, unrooted trees and tance of approxim ately 800 miles. Club was attem pting to opera! m tory featuies ».f the Mexican it was directed squarely ut the strete filled with debris of ail de­ to pay expenses th a t w ere incurred Ir by donors whose tiame-i The Seminole Teachers' Club (There will be an additional direct contrary to state statutes. by me while in her employmon. [Vtri.lcUm Law with respect to one agrariun insurgents who huvo been scription. M *dhhcld from the pub-'nict Thursday afternoon in thu Iservice between Havana and I’anafilling the a ir in Washington with A t no time havo I squandered or American Oil Company "opens i«'t for the present. 'auditorium of tho C/vicdo School Intu.The airline distance between Approximately 200 houses in dissipated any of the funds op iho way t* an immediate temporamuttered threats ^ of sabotage in [its planned but not yet witff more thun 100 members pre- those points is upproxiihately 1,000 wero roperty of Mr. and Mrs. Remus, r> adjustment anil possibly to ultl- tlu* -neomlng session of Congress. and around Washington fur include four small sent. H. J. Luney, principal ifjm ilcs. The more irulireet route by damaged to greater or, less have no interest whatever in thu mate solution ..f our controversy "W ithout the influence of a glee. Some of these wero de» fnw or meeting halls to the Oviedo school und president j wuy of Port Au Prince hus been dcso property of either of them.” with Mexico over its petroleum potcctive tariff." he declared, "it p M without cost to u!l of the club, presided over the se<- termined on for the initial service There wus no police court thi * law," Secretary Kollogg indicated would never have been possible for knocked about th at they could not Remus has charged th a t Dodge hons, u missionary truin- Bion which wus pronounced one of because it ufoids a 200-mile shortmornjng. There was no session tnilny in commenting an tin court lour country to reach its present bo occcupicd during the night, and and Mrs. Remus mulcted him out ! those desiring to the most interesting held this year. Icr hop across the Caribbean, though before Judge tho occupants were given "Vafu1stage of diversified development W. E. White for th • u,ljlltf of his valuable holdings he w ai auasionuries und a hosp catu rlng the gathering wus an ; it 'incnns u 800-mlle greater flying rearsm that there w;as not n sing­ Police, aided by behind prison walls following hit with its liberal rnte of wuges, its ge treatm ent.” \\ hdu the decision applied < > unpretfC(|ontw| distribution of weul- soldiers, putrolled * thu affected conviction for violating tha pro­ uddress by Dr. O. I. Woodley <*f ' ,^ “ ncp' .. le case on tho docket. According , N** been started an the Clermont, who spoke, on the subetndeuia nman,j bjR|, standards of liv- sfeu throughout the night to pre­ hibition act. The fourth project and probably to the judge this is the second lo the Mexican "* of the i uny, an American firm, tnc Mate jn vent stealing. A steady utl night tv h, V ULf?ran*e nuJ ject of "ideals, tho Elements of a i the last to be put into operation is Dodge says he is 35 years old, time in three years th at there tl which wiu serve us JGood charBcU,-." Dr. Woodley. ^for a service between Havana and Department is confident that the ,/ maU,riu| A u c tio n in our rain und u sharp drop in t«m born in Lansing, Jfich. He is no hits been no court because of n * rrs fur the development a n 'e d u ca to r of long experience, i s 1P ro g re ss, Yucatan, about 400 principle litid down will > general ta riff rates would ultimat- peruture added to tho discomfort in the real estate business with cases on the calendar. |lrr uiul will nlso house tho result in drastic deflation of of many residents. his father. In 1019 he was upinstructor m in (.'•■ pedagogy nnd !, miles across the yucatnn cchannel Sergeant Mr Nab win unable to ho vxtmded to all A m elia hrit. , __ . . . an insirucior '“‘a ” lie was und the Gulf of M txip. This how- account for the situation. He Mrms with holdings in ■l*‘' h "• Jugricultural und industrial values, la ss thun u score of people re pointed a special agent of the Bur Ml’wood to ‘ inspect thu form er college president rates of wuges, und in stand- mained In hospitals today. There eus of Investigation of the Depurt- . , the first editor of the Florida <vcr i® t» bo the nucleus of a Mr- thinks It might bo due to the fie. i 3ome disuppomt meat was expres-. jn official !vi*e extending south to Pamirna that law violators are on a vuej- sed by officials here, huwetcr. 0j living. Under our present were several broken arm s and m ent of Justice, lie held the job Education Journal, the nsry Park is the bighools of through the Central Arierican tlon nnd then agnin it may be an Ihut the court did not dlspt ___________ our foreign commerce has legs, but most of the injuries Wore until Aug. 11, 1925, and his task „„ _ ■ 7 magazine of the public sc unjt states, nnd west to Vera Ccu* and indication that Sanford U get- ‘he entire dispute m u simMe Isystem peact-time rec-tfrom flying glass, Window panes was "the detection and proaecut’ reached the highest peact-tim |Tampico, the principal ports of ting better “day by duy.” At any County w.uu.iuii . , ., , a n y '■weeping th n |onj an,j our [ sweeping decision declaring _t'io|onj mlr tiutinnal national income has were knocked out like so much of crime.” His te r r ito r y was .‘od is probably the onlyI During the short business *e<" ........ Mexico. ................................... From Progresso t<» Vern retroactive articles of the oil law I Mcudily iqCreuM'd to the enormous paper when the wind struck, and entire country. this kind in the world " *'®on c' u** *° dispensi (jruz |„ about 400 miles and from rate it afforded thu court person- i*unconstitutional. Hu first met Remus in Marc i proportions of $1)0,000,000,000 (or tho air was filled with glass. In ael a little rest. *ries w. Entzmineur oiie with thwDecember meeting, ail- y cru Cruxto fim plco uproximnteI th,* lust calendar year. This re- •everul groceries in northeast 1922, when hew as invest! _ |tailing business mon 0f Jotirning to meet ngain on J un* j ly200nmkirig the flying distance f presents a volume of production jWnihingtnn not only vw ere the liquor violations in Cinnc and a director of the '*• Pl®c® ncxt !from Havana to Tampico upprox' nnd trudo far in cxroju^ of th at ^.windows blown in, but tho show und vicinity. He dug u tat. "Longwood has a 8‘-,lecite‘* ^ the president {nmtely 1,000 miles against Romus. He was which uny other ^rfiunlry ever eases us well. connection w ith ° f *he club who will receive invited "two dozen times or moi ! reached. It Is the zenith of our Thc tw ister itself lasted but a nf the D ark" | ations from any school wishing to "I first met Mrs, "Pnicnt of the park.” prosperity. All this should be con- Jew minutas, according to firs ^ W. Johnson, a n ’ 0s-.entertain. It lias been the ! sidered in uuy appraisal of the hand observers. It soemed to skip 18 1925, in the Clark , y ,« Mr. Entzminger’s sn in .of the th,e club cl . to meet ut different worth of our long established pol- along the roofs of the housoJ, ut Athens, Georgia, schools each month in order that C o y g P T 1 S 0 I I 6 V I I I rmpressive servIceH m arked' Frank P. Forster and lb F. W hU -|icJ „ “ She was engaged la Land Company,.rchool" 'only dipping down to the ground flood delicacies fo r her J _ __ the final rites for J. L. Miller, I ner Sr. Active pallbearers w e re .; 0n<> other warninjr w ervatcr detail In the the teachers niuy become acquaint-1 weather bureau who was A prisoner in ths . «»«•’ the missionary pro- ed with oil of the schools in the freakish”, a de saw her get down on her d bring to Longwoo I. county system. bore out to- und scrub the floor of his eell Following the session members while stressing the adthe freakish evi Dodge denied th a t when Re ! , ta v'ng such a project f the Oviedo parent-teachers a* was in jail a t A tlanta and Di soclation served refreshments i . . manx you, juuae.. BaDtilt Church ...... ___ . ___________ _ __________ — . -fn. , unly. he nlso point- the gymnasium «»f the school. was. in th at city he hod ever i frank statem ent of Lawercnce j.. Da.*or ;n charge, being a s - 1Orlando. Death wn* due to heart r w i t h reasonable regthe k s* well-advertised ofed Mrs. Remus in h er spai" ----------------------, Aber upon recieving a year s sent« Hymun of failure. 3Ir. Miller hail been in j ulntlon to prevent abuses. ■,Uch nie'» as John A. Bistin the Atlanta. Baltimore STRIKE VETOED :t.„cC to the' fedurnl penitentiury on T f n ’ .....tor „f the local |s*°r health for some time but ne ‘*)t |s thu .very untiheses of com. «ame to Ixmgwood 15 ■ . a charge of destroying government , ■ |int| appeared to bo improyunf * munism,” he said, "but it hoa ralswhen she w*» *k>na- Ha V*d started in working with her in thu present of ; , . / Uf. ropidly under treatm ents given ; vd the genurul welfure of the pen1 h*nd for $20 a month, BATON ROUGE Iai„ Nov. 18. property, a fte r pleading gmllv. j band and others. Louisiana Aber’s thanks was not a jest, he .Mtisic Tor the . r , • . him in the sanitarium. He passed pje t 0 a position beyond even, the (IN S )—-Students at lMun' ‘y h;' !, 0,10 o t the state University voted against a n ally meant it. . 1 MV1God To Thee" aWtty Unexpectedly, death combig promises of the extrem ists.” 'So Ik ^ ‘“hliahmente in BAI «ai"» * ti^ehurehJL fe*.mlnUt«R * ........................... * Miller If** um tho national defense is conbefore. Mr, and poszibly the cntjrc general nteiko ia protest nguim l.l—Tha-prisouuc,g.Ia-«.»utldjarjptt— OBS1 h»d arrived at the hospital o on her 'corned . Mr. Coolidge pledged that the expulsion of f i g h t stu d e n ts (,run and hasm U "mental case” on **E 1ls mombir* ent i JACKSONVILLE. FIs. Nov. 18 (IN S )-T h e Kli ” ' .“.P'1 wh<» is known icoril- When * .."'“SI,,",.* - ..... greeted, 7 • out u “Jrous*ntjIx>ver ol .viy noui daily visit vl.- with .........him. — r, i i "We will round out our Army, -<IN S)—Federal Officers 1 ‘ ln'r "'yandotto King of who took part in the shearing of his seivice record. were ing life irupi Nuvy and A ir Service” with such additions as will insure urm am ent odsy investigating the operations offenders in,1 equality with the re st of the world. of w hit is believed to be an in huvo swept 4 ternstionally organised rum run­ Into Sing Sit ning ring after the capture here life term®, i t BLOT DISCOVERED Kith .L V " T ,r *, taginning a t con- of the s t u« « n f n f the United States office | A- M rh U lip s.M r^ B ( .M>or rcmove(J to 5* , , , ^ whefv. he eilate yesterday of a freight ear day. Mr. Gatchell und Mr. Moore. tablished a bakery and engugvl i__a load of alcohol i 1 t . buil.l;, ,thw f ir * f tn*-4- school heads continued their tn BERLIN, HoV. 18 — (IN 8 )L og, th»* auditorium. 11g a t:on and announced ^ a t more bnjke the A number of the stores . and ^ lhat busine88 for many years, plnt to assassinate President PH P i l . Baldwin. MANY J U r -W gwtl that ;|t other business houses clomni n i l n d MVersl u„ #KO but sudski, of th« republic of wn 1 j *tl between 200 students n ig h t be diminished showed LOND Labels on _th t n m j j to b ^ k thy federal their doors yesterday afternoon VetnUred thc business field sev- has been discovered by the Hn "!' UK' n- . including fore the m atter is closed. that it was made ’l_Jna,on'<. carp«nte-s row police, sold a dispatch, from co, ,thcn ship: Ub°r will be drawn OPPOSES SMITH abie to^eurn u living f»r hi.n-i pect for M. Miller who hod lived . Besides his widow, Mr. Miller W arsaw thia afternoon. The al- smugged into .1 Die re eurn u iivmx j fUber. __.1«« « r . » i an was one -leaves three children, Sirs. Troy »«lt of 2, t n" u r^(llul,• The DURHAM, N. C., Nov. 18 (lXi>) n.g able 'i „ eSanford 3d v<*ar» years and i presumably up respected citi- HaVf W i„lhe1inf,ux wU1 !'• —The North Curolin Baptist t on- self. Me ^ i * J n t-! ’•«»« cily’k most re Miller J A, and David er to Bell, where t ^ ’">4 shortage, in iv ( fc rente today was on record as ate X tq land u t t e b t o n l pcniu ^ also leaves a sister, lumber and ten. .i . being opposed to the prezidentita f u itL, h CUHonof « were: Aullck of “ City cot m o u n t D O B A -IJ m ^"taction „f j ohn H. candidacy of Governor Al Smith. The prisoner elaun^ BnU-^ 1 officials to de- P. northern b u ll-1 of New York, "or uoy otner wet ,|umshi. pert him p a g e * )’ J | istA*- e r Are‘Xdlawyer objects U t e Campaign S E R V I N G WITH Fifteen Mil ion o n g r i AI R (1 A R f) Service Is Already lole Men T O a r E U A L PUAtlU| Maintained To Cuba Politicians Differ As To Its Meaning /ood Optimistic jr FutureGrowth New Projects COURT RULING ISMEXICANBANDITS SOUGHTONCLUB’S KILLMANYIN AN NEWWAGERPLAN ATTACKONTRAINS beminole Icacncrs Cltib Is Addressed “"y FREAKISH STORM STRIKES SUBURBS OF CAPITAL CITY Ohnoxiuus Feature ■Of Petroleum Law Removed By Court forn*xt Kv 111* III Ini nnft IPV Lack Of Cases Causes Court Postponement _., . ,. , . . “ThankYouJudge,” Impressive Services Mark Final Rites For J.L.Miller, Pioneer Sanford Citizen | Federal Officers Uncover HugeRing Of Whisky Runners Former “Ace” Of Jus­ tice Department De­ nies Allegedlntimacy With RemusWife V1 Dodge Hides Oat ^ Afraid Of Gunmen ! Dodge Is Counted Up­ on As The Prosecu­ tion’s Star Witness �-i ns the "Georgia Deacon" was bom 'in Camile, Ga., ,on Aug. 5, and took up boxing while employed in the ship yards during the World War. He was discovered by his present manager Walk Miller. Miller brought him along a t a fast pace which culminated in win. ning his way fo chamiponship. ‘TIGEB' NEGRO PUGILIST, DIES IN ......... fmO State - Illinois Play |Crucial GameOn S > To Decide Big Ten Winner ______ , i t ; -i . Former V V e lte rw e lijW 'C h k jip By Davi« J. Walsh P a s s e s A w ay Suddenly Fol-;joUS sportsmanship in the ring, International News Service low ing O p e r a tio n ; F i g h t e r and hie many auaint little oddities * Sporta Editor W us P o p u la r y v ith Public |of conduct had endeared him to ’ COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 18-Som e • _____ ,the hears of ring followers. The heretic once said th a t hiatory eith. KJC-U' v o n K Vov 17 deacon never began a fight with• r seldom or never repeats and ‘ Tho 0.or™ . T I « r U £ > • «'»* '» Ireally makes very little difference Almost on the eve of w hat theiPrnver- _______________ {that he said beenuse in both cases < he la nil wrong ab"ut the Ohio | State-Illinois football series. If history repeats ns It has in the Carson Cook (Join Decision In tax t, then an Inferior Ohio State i Ten Rounds Hut Shows Door j tram will win from a superior lllihi outfit on Snlurdny and prevent ' FormllyMissintrMany Blows | prising in ring history, came last f t A I f f T} V f A D C the latter from taking due title t<> | Wallace Is Not Aggressive night when he suffered a sudden K | l v fl/\ |f l Pj ‘l v l ’j / \ I l O the Big Ten championship. relapse after undergoing a minor U 1 U W fllT IU lllir a A M J Carson Cool., of Sunford, won It has been done before by sup operation on his nose earlier in } ;t » f ; posedly weaker buckeye or Illini ,h‘‘ decision in the lit round final With Jack McCnllister due to de leapts in time to cheat the auppos- >"n the Aemrican Legion Drum and j port ns boss of the Cleveland In- theTheday.sinking spell was unexpect­ ( latnr Captain Crippled In A labam a GameFaildToTake uy stronger team out of the ( Bugle Corps boxing cards at Muni- dians. Dame Humor is very active e d . Hr. Wilfred Fralick said. He tle. In fact, this game somehow ',-jpnl Athletic Field last night from in predicting his successor. Art .attributed the death to a condition. P art In Practice; Crabtree Fletcher, former Phillies’ pilot of status lymphlticus, evident in has served as the crux of the west­ Kid Wallace, of Tampa. ShowsFormlnPIlotingTeam ern conference race as surprising I Cook’s victory was far from do- nnil Inst year much of the New th>* i pc rated region above th" number of times and lias witnes- j cisive. He pushed the fight front York Yankees, is being mentioned right eye. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, prominently for the job. fid a series of surprising fo rm 1the first round to the finish, but The operation was intended to ciainenville. Nov. 18. (Athletic handsprings, as is proved by the missed dozens of blows which clear the scar tissue, the result of News Bureau)—Florida’s gridiron following statist!*: would have done plenty of damage many year* of fighting. if lhey bad landed. Wallace lack­ * The fact that FJowers was under warriors—conquerors of Alabama 1916—Ohio State) supposed to observation at the Fralick Hospi-1 in the South’s most sm aiing upset lose, got a 3 to 3 tie, forcing Illin­ ed aggresiveness but showed of ois to accept a deadlock with Min. speed in getting under Cook wild lal for three months dispelled the | | ^ Saturday, were back ot work A Thanksgiving Automobile general opinion that the operation right -handers. ft* sot a for the Big Ten title, Tuesday and Wednesday preparing Race at Seininola Traek with at Cook didn’t look so good. He j 1916—Chick Harley’s glory first lefts landed mice in every dozen least 12 cars competing was an­ was an emergency oae, for their ninth contest of the seanis F»*l!rwing his return Mw the lig|it of the day us lie sou­ tinieu and lie only occasionally put nounced today by A. C. Holler, southern jaunt Flowers engaged ?ngag in sen with Washington and Lee in n d to touchdown, tying Illinois over a right that didn't gets moth­ Florida auto rare promoter, who hb first northern fight in Harlem | Jacksonville on Thanksgiving. Cap then changed his shoes to kick the ered in Wallace's gloves. is in Hanford making arrange­ last Saturday when he knocked coal, beating the Illini and winning tain Bill Middlekauff was on the Inky Williams, with I'd more ments for preparing the track. jout l.eo Gates in four rounds. A tfio title. pounds of solid murcle behind his Among the entries are. Shorty | lull in ring engagements allowed field, but did not don a uniform as ^ 1919—Ohio State favored to win gloves than Kid Jerry could mas­ Gingrich. Tampa; W alter Johnson, him to spend a month in th« hos­ Illini came through, 9 to 7, ter won by a knockout in the Daytona; Roy Bell, Daytona; pital. y H arley’s only defeat of his fifth round of the eight round Harold Roller, Abilene, Kansas; Poetically unconscious from Bftference career. The victory cemi-final. The crowd was all Eddie Zipmenman, Deland, and 1 time of operation, Flower? for Jerry, who looked . pr»tfy |»v* Illinois the Big Ten title. Joe Duff, Delarnd. his best hour immediately against Williams bulk. J e r­ 1920—Ohio State beat Illinois small eding his death. But he began ry, seemed to be leading by a small speed and punch whicn promises Is a prescription for With a forward pass, Workpan to margin on points but lie got messes ink fast, and Dr. Fralick was Colds, Grippet Flu, Dengue fomeihing good within a few y ean V y trs, for the only touhdown of up with n .right to the jaw then summoned to his bedside by an Bilious Fever and Malaria tie game with the time keeper's when out for the count with a if he develops as he should. Shag a? distant. Dqnn got n fast count knockout It kills the germ*. un sounding the final signal as righ to*the stomach. The "Tiger" otherwise known from Young Harris is the third (>e ball was in the air. The vicThe preliminaries were all good I i omul of their four prelim. The jiry staked the Buckeyes to the for their age. Kid Allen, a San- I , , referee counted like lightning but fit- • ford youngster, showed plenty of ; , , a rril WnU|,| |IUV,. ROne out anyl, 1921—Ohio State was supposed nave the ehampionnhip ut its extremely direct hearing on the wnv' Bjarcy since Illinois had won no disposal of tliu Big Ten champion­ conference games, hut it won this ship. So it will be on Saturday. If III- | ifjf, 7 to 0, and Iowa took te title, >1’ |922—Ohio State had had a inois can win, it will liaVe a clean ' disastrous season, losing to Michi­ conference record and cannot be I Architect gan, Minnesota, Chicago and Iowa, deprived of the title, regardless of First Nat'l. Bunk Bldg, fylt Buckeyes stepped out to whnt Minnesota does to Michigan j Sanford, Fla. or vice versa, mostly versa. Win irons Illinois, G to 3. r1 1024—Illinois scores its first J Victory over Ohio Stnte at Urbana |lhc* 1018, winning 7 to »». . 1926—Ohio Ktnte had one of tin* fending middle western tenms anil Illiqois was merely ordinary b it U carried the Buckeyes to a i to 0 tcore before it succumbed. ' And there one is, ns we say at the abbuttoir. Except for the first ‘fame of the series in 1914, which Jlinole won by 37 to u, no game otween Ohio Ftate and Illinois aa been decided. by a margin satcr than nlno points, regardof what may have been thought of the team s in the pro*me calculation^*. Ami of the line games played, five of them Admission 99c dither have had an ipdircct or an * YOUNG WALLACE LOSES TO LOCAL BOY LAST NIGHT "J"E S - S - s H s - E MIDDLEKAIPF ON INJBRtD LIST AS Seminole Track To Be Scene Of Auto Races 666 ht* war. cuffed about badly in the tilt with the Crimson Tide. “Cannonball Clyde" Crabtree, Florida's crafty field general, and newest backfield s ta r by virturp of Saturday’s clash, was a t his post directing the first string ele­ ven through signal drill. The two teams were jumbled about consi­ derably by Coach Sebring, with Bono running center in Kirschner's place, and Bryan in a t tackle. Bryan's v/ork in the latter part of the Alabama game when he reliev. ed Donald Delb'ff was colorful. Washington and Lee formations were being taugh to the "Omlet’’ sound by coach Nash Higgins. The Generals will shoot a baffling and varied offense at the Gators, scouts reports, employing double ar..l triple passes, forward passes and trick play* galore. The "Omleti" are having no, easy time master­ ing the W. and L. style of attack to assist in schooling Sebring s cast this week, as Coach Higgins says it is the moat difficult offense to “cut across" that he has encoun­ tered this year. An nbundance of pep was in evi­ dence on Fleming Field as Boss Sebring sent hi* cohorts through their varied program of activity. Everything in the wny of preparat­ ion for W. und L. offensively and defensively, Is being done this week, as Florida realizes the Her­ ron marine from Lexington is strong and dangerous, and will be out to avenge the losses of '24 and TIRES AND TUBES ut lowest prices ever offer­ ed . 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Improving Their Marksmanship At Him—You Modern As Brisbane Sees It -?'« — »i m r f f e*e*»» Signal honors have been conferred upon Dr^ AJbort.A. One Second S i S n n f n r d . F t « * rl4 n History. U « « .« n n A v rn n e . Murphrec, president of the University of Florida; who has Alas, Poor Hear*! a* • <•«•««,•! r l » « m a t t e s ju st been elected president of the National Association of Not How Miif. Hut W hat? 3T, i a i a . n l l f c r l , a a « a i n » a Inis is the highest professional honor! Illg Tex**. ltijr Well*. i r i , I - i n i W n ’ W a J a r a r t a f State Universities. ^ af M n refc » 1"»T. n r Arthur llrlabnur th at can be given an American educator and university pres­ jin i . m e w -------- m i m m ident, and is a deserved tribute to the work of Dr. M u rp h ree ___________________ r«ptrUciil IM* SIri <’«. _ ______ card BRno i— v , ; i n H K i O > r . 1 M a a a a l a s K d l t o e a t tho sta te institution at Gainesville. N j T| IE earth turns around .Jw iiac-H V ^foi iiAtks Dr. Mttrphreo's election as head of the educational as -1 once, Hint's another second in ‘ 1 *r »IM V, ,. JE" H S sociaton is in recognition of his efforts in making the Uni-{ history, ami the newspaper, Schc l ri", a rr Week *«■';* versity of Florida the outstanding achievement of State uni- ( oponhnuer'* "Set-or<i iinmi of r.*> I t - n g e e . l e a f . - » ~ u‘1 versities in this country during the past decade. Despite the: History." report* ns follows: n « H r » a « i ( U a f a « 5 ,« p l a a r r r n M « . fnct th at the university has had a limited faculty, Dr. Mur-j Thirty insurance companies will ' B an ff. n l a f r l k n la Ifcr l a t e r a l * | R a w s l i r v l r r r t f t l t l a i »»«•“ phrec by efficient management has made it possible to at- insure people m the nir, fliers, ■ p tric r. new s araaaln atlo a tain academic standards th a t place it among the foremost) pilots, pnvungers The price U . a & r 1I h a a a a a d n « r i l « d n l l > r « « r r .1 IIfe r l e a i t l n a e » e n t « a f I l f r n - universities of the United States. His work is all the more i excessive now. Soon there will be IJ m a . r i d . T fc e I. . \ . •«. In m n r r l n l . e t I r l r a t l a K l a r l d a n a i l l l n remarkable when one considers that the university of Florida ) no additional risk in flying, which a t h a a d l l a c n l a t a a a w a la has less money invested in equipment and buildings than a ( will te safer than railroad travel, eq u al. great m ajority of the other state institutions. | ------H e r a l d I - a m e m b e r mt Ifcn n a r r a y o f f l r r u l a l l o y a . ttt* Dr. Murphree assumed the presidency of the school in A VIENNA surgeon restores tln n n l A a a o rla ll.o i of l*uhA d tf r llw r s and A d trrllaln y 1905 when the institution was first moved to Gainesville. !M>; ri h ,J,,h„n Inlr™0**; hY™,aml n k lrl re q u ire * rnrU I 'u h . lack of support in three American cities had fuiied. m em hr i to aiih m lt In u Ham* capped by small appropriations and h a u ill I »f a n b a rrlp llu a a from the state as a whole, he guided the university through ■The snnip doctor cured Miss Loos’ a r d r r In * e rlt» a h a o l u l r l , m a i>l r ' l r e a l n t l u n n « w e l l M some trying times during those earlier years. Known as the headaches. b a a ln ra a m elh o d a. “Baby University of the South.” the Florida institution under THREE HUNDRED thousand F JDAY. NOV. 18. 1927. the administration of Dr. Murphree has made dollars is hid f >r a New York (1 U U K It A I .I» 2MIOGIIA1I rapid strides, especially in the past few years. From a stock exchange seat. The prioj j l e - H t iB « a; la e ltr an a e a a n tr ad handful,of students and one or two small buildings it has moved up 8111(1,000 this year, only i m laJ it r a tl o a . t j - IT* . f a r n a l r r r o u t e t o J a r k o o n grown to a student body of more than two thousand and a u beginning. “®r—♦Ult ri Stock exchange Rents »* . M with ‘ t ' o f c i l r u r i l o n o f S t . J o a n s l a d t e o campus dotted with two dozen buildings. Its faculty is one R lt* C a n a l . o f m n n l h l f ' P » r of the strongest in the south and its scholastic record is ex­ stock prices. The public i« a lw a y s 1 laS aao m ilo n a hull. •O k ." cellent. ratin g nf h u lld ln c P f—Four Wall Street bears! h o tel. a p arliu cil Some sage has remarked that one never appreciates Virgil .Iordan, chief economist of the national industrial co n fe r-! m m an llr fk ra t. what he has until he is about to lose it and the truth of that once ib Slot Ion o f r l t r b e a u llflra board, tells the railway bus -1 statem ent was forcefully demonstrated last year when I)r. iucss association: •e -A * n /«IM> O i o . l r r a k o a p l t a i . Murphree was tendered the presidency of tt North Carolina “A great industrial boom is 1ER3K FOU TODAY institution which offered him flattering inducements. When coming that will make l!H2ii anti OFF’EKING:—Give unto the offer was made public there was an immediate state-wide j h».k like a depression, rd the glu.-y due unto His appeal for him to remain in Gnincsville to continue his good Hu-mess expansion in 1928 bring an ottering, and come and later will strain our trimswork. Dr. Murphree did stay and now the entire state, es- l«>rtutii>n facilities slid credit reis courts, psalm l»d:8. the limit, ami put the iku: Lord God, unto Thee pecially those hundreds of alumni and former students to nwrve; rate'n o t only ourselves, but whom lie is affectionately known, will rejoice with him in , powers of the federal reserve •tap opr material possessions. the new honors that have been bestowed upon him. Florida system t>> a real test." The average citizen will say: is proud of tho University of Florida and of AVhilrt A. Mur- "Amen, let the expansion ex­ IF phrec. pand. 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The officer pursued one "I those things which exactly any dnv of the week and most of the motorist through a residential section’of the city firing In one of the headings wc run on it comes at little reportorinl ex tins pag.- frequently “ Not Our ! pense. in a lijulv it requires live ‘‘five or six shots” from his big police special. .Hut as was Words |!ut We Acquere.” Reing hustlers to get four pages of live explained afterward, the range was too long and the shots what ii is, Itowiver. wc want to i news a day tln-n, too, there is tho failed to take effect. ’r” -' . . OUR'i)ESCENDANTS are n/ore I ask a special favor that the peo­ expense of a news service or leas­ The same article went on to say that this policeman had interested in radium titan wo, for ple who are benefiting front the ed wire, which a weekly does not been one of a gallant corps of cops who fired more th a n 'lhis ‘’“fib's predicted life of rev- Leesburg Morning Commeri'ltil—■ have to contend with. In a weekly the advertising speeder a week or two ago. The, ,rn| ,hundircd of y«urs de- which tii* (iootl Lord knows isn't thirty bullets a t a woman T h e1*,,,r min9F'‘millions n,,u ' * pentls oiftthc suns radio neYlyity. the publisher—rniul and ponder it j Copy c: n be 1 ned up during the tires were punctured and other parts of the candpmngcd b u t! x " ' „ id um. iu ltnnoJ1"! sun bout or' light, n the in.er.--i* yf ('immunity wcl- whole week, but a daily requires fi.r.-. Here ii -ij; the woman managed to escape with her life. \ > a few million ye*ars hence. 1 ! lining up tin* advertisements, getKecenlly a *j newspaper trade , ling tin' copy, composing and t ' i We. had acarcelv received this startling hitidf informa, > Vj journal curried tin inquiry front u .. • . . . . . . . t c v i o un without K 1 1proofing within a few hours each tiled to know day, which nu-un< tx tra help both * jiixtltii'd in the front and hack offices. A J. IL daily requires the constant serv­ cifitearpred tff ice |of a pressman, while in a have had weekly the pressman usually only tective. The detective and five policemen imntydtfitelv gave /ontc painful mill expensive experin two days a* the most on AMERICAN husincs j. iem-e i-hanging front a profltnoie i presses, chase emptying tho'r revolvers us the bandits fled through out. The Metropolitan1 weekly to a daily and believe I am The man who has a well paying Company. hardly the crowded streets. Fortunately only one person, a v oting iMmin,.e cun Sanford picoplc <1 to answer,” says Mr. weekly should think a long time woman, was injured. She was shot in the hack. opens. j group insurance in Great hank w ait until tb e new r hv way of preface. His i before going into a daily. I made osizeup of the m atter is so much to ; the painful mistake Once when The impression seems to prevail among certain misguid- nn n-gigantic Many a man who used to sow the point that it is reproduced here ju d g e T. N. GREEl E^. n with. Quotutibn marks nre omitt­ having, n 24 to "2-’>nge weeklv hla wild oats is now turning his ed laymen thut policemen carry guns simply for the purpose carrying from 60 to 76 per cent ad­ of personal protection or to prevent a felony, or to appre-j Illinois, _____ isays . "ihiino ... , ___ that jiWicnti nd attention to com. ed for the sake <>f convenience: 1 allowed myself to Ik* h.end murderers or other desperate characters, hut these' putting! poison into Hquorsl de­ Population lias nothing to do vertising lalkeil into 'converting it into a There seems to be us much activl policemen about whom we have been reading apparently have) serve tite electric chair," sentenc­ with it. I’lie only justifiable time to la years in Jail for to change a weekly Into a daily daily. I had nn income of about .ty in some of Seminole's smullcr been given to understand that they can use their weapons, ing a p a n |(l, $800 a innhtli on ine weekly and t...». while drunk <ni is when: towns as In Sunford itself. with tho daily I tout all out my whenever they like, whether to capture the violator of some |,„!10nihine. ' ------- o------1. The advertising support lias pants, being traffic ordinance, or to amuse the children coming from ; What about ix.otleggcrs that Lyle Womack objects to reached 21 pages of paid adver­ sell whiskey poisoned with wood tising a week, so that ut least four called Mrs. Ruth Elder, but what somt) Wild West movie. alcohol making men commit ntur- pages of paid advertising is as­ --------------------- o— -----------------•/ we can’t understand is why is . tiers, scarcely knowing whut sured each day. he. they do? What should be done to 2. The editor or owner has a Engraving Itlmse bootleggers? Judging from the accounts by the cash surplus of $100,000. sport writers, we predict th at Gene a. There is no other progres­ EXCHANGE NEW YORK’S zoo monkeys sive daily within a t least f>0 miles. ■ tu n n e y 's next ring opponent will Watch Repairing A daily newspaper cun cut mon­ be Tex Rickard. The utility companies of Florida now to tnko care of any produce, look ut a moving picture, showing ' JewelerH-Optometrist oare always on the lookout for the unit we are now enguged in contp- u gorilla moving about among ey faster than a hippopotamus can Arrangem ents Shuld ho made to best interests of the farmers ns leting a unit which will take care human beings. The Idea is to cat hay, consequently a strong i: from well as other lines of business. In of the ‘little fellgiv,’ the ntnn who wutch the monkeys and see if cash reserve is required. motorists keep northern To get out « first -cluss eight- i They the farm er Florida is plneing n lot has not n g rea t (leal of produce, they notice uny differoncce lieSunford. going through of confidence as the harbinger of but who for some reason wants to tween the men and the gorilla— pugc daily will require a t least ! should be induced to stop. four pages of "honest to G od", ------- o------nn evolution experiment. good times in the future for our place it in storage fo r awhile, stability rests Inrgely on the cf“ What Escnmbln County needs One thing Is certain. The.-paid advertising to sustnin . . . . . .it and j Louisiana gubernatorial candi­ ......... j>ag#sI dates mixed In u pitched battle in a forts of the farmers. The following now is production and more pro- ftmaller monkeys would object i even •/ Hie weekly carried I has I from the Pensacola News demon duction from the fanner, and ulong to being told that either men or hotel lobby the other day. Sanford with this a m arketing man is need- gorillas nre their relatives. And hard to evenly distribute this vol­ la having a quiet campaign indeed. stm tes this fnct: "Ilulf a million dollars in ini- cd. The farm er does not want to the smaller the monkey, the more ume over six days, for there j ----- —o ■— ojre mnny stores that only care to provements and additions to the “tore his produce for any length of violently he would object. Ju st think if Ruth Elder hadn’t advertise the latter part of the time, ns a usual thlngj Whut he Supplied front n Deep Well property of the Florida Power anil been so beautiful and Lindbergh so week. Mondays and Saturdays wants is storage space for a time Light Company, huvo given to this HANS I.ANGSF.TH, who died and atored in a hermetically ta ll and handsome, their trip across his nrrangom ents sun he mnde nt 82, with u board 17 feet long, usually being I >un days on a daily.! the Atlantic wouldn’t have been city one of the most modem Ice until sealed tnnk, which prevents It will cost at least 60 per Vent , plants in the South, with additional for marketing. had claimed the world’s long more to g.'t out a dnilv of eight half so Interesting. contamination. Loch Ar­ fiK-ilitles which will take cure of “ We can give him all the- space . heard championship. He tlj.| h&JL;' i ■ . i -o- ----, . Uhls city and section for mnny he wants, for in our new, boili'inir' something better than qnybody pages six days in n week ' than it bor’s water is ns pure and. The actjve organization, of the i yoifrM tn Conte. Four new cold stor we Have taken precautions to pro- dsc, yet no one mnde "n beaten good ns any to be found in •women'votcrs, we trust, is not to he 1,,^. miR* have been completed anti paro for nny kind of produce, hut path to his door" on this earth. Florida. ’ taken as uny indication thut only a • „ numh-r of others are in process not until the farm er is producing However, when Gabriel calls us ladies mao cun be elected. of construction, on® of which is and shiping nil a larger sente than all, his heard, longer thnn nnyAsk for a sample and -oespecially designed to meet the is now the case, will he find the b'sly’s, wdll probably attrn rt a t­ have it nnnlvzcd. cold storage plant n maximum tention and umnze the beardless Neck and W. F. Sapp ure needs of th<* farmers. “ Ii i« up tn the farmers of srrvire. for city jolm in I’olatka. angels. nfidentially, os one sup tn Eic-inthlu County tn dn the produc"This country cortuinly needs a du you think Pnlatku in r,” said H. T. McAdum, local marketing bureau and we nre fully MAN. QUEER ANIMAL. i« mat ng r of the Floridu Power and prepared to co-opemto with the s tattgeiv people ivlll vote f jr Neck indifferent to the wel­ _ | I.ight Company, "w ith the four new committee) which _________ are nowP working fare of his body "fearfully and Four things ft? . * | ! nl , inuhllitv to have | raid storage moms, nnd four other* f tr the advancement of stock-mis"- wonderfully made." A student ut you must do a t” »"»>>• we nre prepared i.tg and agriculture in Escambia." Maryland University, to settl-j to end a cold quickly. HILL’S CasT imes. ’ One n w o ey ^ S aro so ta arguments nbout tobacco, snmke I carm-Bromide-Quinine does all (our per cent Americanism: • (ignrs steadily nnd made himself Hundred at one time. Stops a cold In one day. Ircriously ill. Had veil asked him spending more than you make. P. O. ttnx .1.19 Sanford Fla. Red box. 30 cents. All druggists. ST. AUGUSTINE It H i'" It" I to run his automobile steadily for We trust Mrx. ltutli Ilryatt Owon —— — —— — — — ^ — ! eight hours without oil he would Will follow in her father’s footA keen demand for Florida Yet it is questionable whether Ihnve said: *T nni not crazv; ^1 He ran and ran.—Florida fruit with an nlnroet total absence they will profit nny if all rush tako care o f^ a good machine, ___ Naw*. But you know they of California competition has their fruit to m arket from groves, , , aay M n*O w en Is u little faster housted the price until very antis- where their is any question of I GOVERNOR SMITH projmses in the Great Commoner was. factory returns are being received freezing. And aside from cuttiug for New j mrk a gasoline tax to by the citrus growers and It is prices on shipments made them, j build roads. California nnd other L- George and the Mayor h®'®. evident that the price will hold up a broken m arket ket is the hardest intellingent states have that tax. spending some time in N®* well on all h h ip m e n lV -^ h fl^ 5““ Lhimc in the husineM .vorld to re. Those thnt use the rouds shnubl "York. Undoubtedly they are g®** reach the market by Twxnksgiving. pair. Its efforts would be felt for nay for them. They save the tax GENUINE 13 PLATE • 0 4 A AA ▲I— ever>’tbing properly el u /i mln<*mi 1 r**i • t I____.. / • ■ .t __r finunccd Thereafter .thero js a danger uf a ilong period through• ,1_ the spring dn diminished automobile and tire FORD BATTERY FOR 9 J L U « U U away, including the new n mid-season slump unless tho and FL ridn, despite its *hort crop, (wear, ing newspaper. ! shippers avoid tho o ft repeated would get far from adequate re­ AND YOUR OLD BATTERY Love is divine insanity says a ‘ o| mistake of dumping fruit on the turns for the season. ^ rifts coming to Florida who | n»arket ns fast as they can get The grower who rushes his fruit noted woman writer, on the love Ford Batteries need no introduction. t take the river trip Uirough j haul it when th® green in may figure ho can get his mon­ hug stuff.—Thomasville Times-F.nwinding channels of th® St. fvu't law goes off. They can he used on all rnttkea of cars and are an ideal ey and lie through before the crash terprise. i from Jacksonville to Sanford The freeze lust season and the comes. Rut a crash in the market Radio Battery, ’ ' Hell is n condition brought about one of the prettiest p arts of high r-rb-’® insurance this year is ('(imaging to every growerv.-hen a vsm n begins monkeying Might It not be possible have caused many grew®!* to whether he has any fruit, in .the new management of our muko plans to rush their fruit in flooded market or n o t.J* c u tiu th e with some other woman’s husband tel 11 co-operate with early In December and tdke eban- value of Ids grove proplrfy land — Dothan Eagle. Line In bringing visitor* ces of getting a U lr return. They adds to the marketirt»Aand<cap Authorized Ford Sales St Service In this battle) of the survival of entertaining them da not care to risk another cold that Florida shippers have been 1 Of cooraa the plan spell and are not satisfied, many piling on themselve* annually by the fittest, its strange how a lot be advertised in of them at least, with the .pfUe ra c in g more and more power In of us happen to* be there.—Bruns­ wick Nows. • a t which insurant-* is offered.) the buyers' bands. H S 4.£s! D a v id s DeForest - Sanford Realty Co. S P E C IA L ! 1 Edward Higgins, Inc. ii Electricity has added to • . the wealth of the natioi Says Hon. Albert (’. Ritchie. Governor of Maryland "In your development of cheap P®** er you huvo added immeau.irahb to ihc wealth of the nation; u>~ it is not old wcuith taken fm® t.thc-r* by the process of trade. Mt new wealth wrung from ’•>>* treasure house of hnturr." production of n great var­ iety of useul electrical af LECTKIC1TY vices. Three million inves­ has become the most uni­ tors own power company versally useful force the scuritlcs. Sixteen million world has ever known. homes nnd one hundffn This result has not been nnd fifty thousand fact­ obtained merely by con­ ories are using electoral verting coal and water into electrical energy. service. By continued sup­ Far-sighted planning, und port of the America® the success of the prin­ principle of indivi u:.l in­ ciple of individual initia­ itiative, and th r u i tkc tive in the management of use of more labor- avsr.K power companies nre re­ sponsible. electrical equipment, th» Tne power companies whole public has l*'f® have anticipated the needs benefited by improved ser­ for electrical service. vice and reduced rates. They have built power The electrical businc** plants and transmission under individual initia­ lines in advance of rap­ tive nnd government r»Jidly growing demands. tion, _., supported ulntion, r ____ by . pubThrough interconnected lie acceptance, has i®* lines nn abundance of power has —b®cn~hrOughr ^reused the "wealth, «fl*-" fort nnd happiness of t*» ’ to cities, towns, villages whole nation. The f®" nnd farms. development of an cl*4' Meanwhile the public has ric-ul age can he »af®* accepted electrical ser­ guard'd in ita futur* vice,aving the way for itinued sup­ gro - ‘ li improvements and encour­ port of ti.o..- principlesaging the invention und E / s v ru x s H iN r .VHOERVICC. �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. NOV. 18, 1927 DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM ENJOYED BY THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT ct Tel«pl,one 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor ResiHenc Amid the scene of many beauti- See Th Beauty" Victor Record fu! floral arrangements, the sec.- Gernldi e Farrar and Enrico Car und business meeting of the sea- uso son was held by the .Music Do- Selecti> partment of the Woman’s Club, Was V Tucsdny afternoon. In response to the request for "Items of In- “ Chunterest" Mrs. J. II. Colclough read Victor &n interesting pnper on the life of; Marcel Popular Comedian Eastern stars Hold Plays Stellar Role Jteffu,lar Meeting At In Mjlane Picture Local Masonic Temple "Gounod." !ij« Class of tM ine regular meeting of Sentin( hapter No 2 Order of E a,.Star was held Thursday even­ at the Masonic Temple under direction lhe Worthy Mat Mrs. R. w. Turner. Routine business was carried ou. and after this an invitation was rend from the Daytona Chapter No. One. inviting the Seminole Chapter No. Two to visit their chapter Tuesday evening, Nov—. 1,1 whl*'h time the past Mattenr- and pa«t Patrons will be guests of h..nor. Quit* n large num nrr of It.^a! momhoN ar»> planning attend. The next meeting of the chapter will he held Thursday even­ ing December I. when the anmi'il election of o f f e r s wi|| take p|a r, At the i lose of the meeting G ,• men of the chapter acted as ho**-* for the banquet which wns held in the banquet hall under the direction of K. Ilaxky Wight Quantities of c-tit flowers and ferns suggestive of the Harvest season were used. The colon* of gr |d. green and purple were ac­ centuated. During the serving of tile banquet two humorous read­ ings were given. "When F.ben Jones Was Star." by Mr*. R. W. Turner and "Opposed To The Star", hv Mrs. Glenn E. McKay. About 'till members of the Chun­ ter ami visitors were presentrln itn ing the Meth v School will m ect^ a 1 k'at the I hol»er on < Evans ci Church ' -k at the lh e story, a screen version of "The Snake's Wife," written by alley. Wallace Smith, was adapted by « t. Randall H. Fnye. The scene is jrrison ( I laid in New York and London. ill meet at The plot centers about the activi­ of Mrs. It< ties of A presumptuous young ac­ tor who achieves greatness as a ,|tfr Bach will entertain Shakespearean tragedian by virtue ihun bridge club, of some timely advice given by an linn bridge party a. •” older star. Comedy and tragedy the Legion Hut undci" are blended in the lives of a group ,.f the American log- typical theatrical hoarding -house of "professionals" who live in. a t* picul theatrical hoarding-house in Forty-sixth Street. In addition to Foxe and Miss ie Methodist Nash, the cast includes many well•j:30 o’clock known names. ’ S. 0. Shin- j The list inclutlc* Raymond llite. chcock, Emile ,Chuuturd. Grant Circle will Withers. Judy King. Jane Winton, Mrs. Fred T. Lillian Worth,-. Harry Bailey, Lake front Francis Ford, Ted McNamara, -r Sammy Cohen, Lydia Yeamnns went will give T itu* " nd I S:ln o'clock Mrs. Morton 1 nigpen Entertains At Bridge For Mrs. C. L. Legge Mrs. Barney Beck Is A delightful social courtesy giv- i Hostess To Members c-n in h* nor of Mrs. (’. L. I.egge o f 1 Charleston, S. ('., the guest of Mr*. Of Her Church Circle T. I.. Duma*, was the bridge party given Thursday afternoon by Mr*. W. Morton Thigpen at her home on Magnolia Avenue. An abund­ [j 1, Mrs. E. .!. Rftuth ance of red roses and nsparagu.r nttts with Mrs. Carrie lerns were used In decorating the 007 Palnuftto Avenue. rooms where the tables had been tY 2. Mrs. John Baker spread f* r the gnme. Unique designed tallies were mtts with Mrs. George used in keeping stores for the rt,20l High Street, i Missionary Society of game and a fte r the usual number list Church will hold it* of rounds had been played, score* r.i! eting a t .‘I o’clock were collected h.v Mrs. Fred Daiu of Mrs. H. H. Chap- ger and Miss Rebecca Scott and Kkrv Avenue with Mrs. the prize for top score, a bottle -»f K jj, Mrs. Byron Walker, French perfume was awarded Mrs. K William.* and Mrs. George Paxton. Mrs. A. W. Epps, wh«- held low score was consoled ■ H a* hostesses. ■ f c o f the Presbyterian with an exquisite Ince handker. at :» o’clock at chief. The cut prize u deck of cards went t 1' Mrs. C. E. Myers. Mra. flares: ■ t .1. Mr*. P - T. Wake- Thigpen presented her guest of B u s , meet* with Mr*. honor w itl\.a Iqyojy ..silver chain H e . OIK Myrtle Avenue. and blue crystal pendant. ■ I. Mr*. Wulter Bach At the tea our the bridge acccsInset* with Mrs. James rories were removed und the tables Ht, ]ligh and Myrtle. laid with hand made covers and a 6. Mrs. Hownrd Long, delicious salad course with coffee ■ with Mrs. Charle* was seryed by the hostess assisted B us Magnolia Avenue. by Miss Rebecca Scott, Miss Mary ■ ti, Mrs. S. A, Irwii) Deon, Mrs. Edward Lane and Mrs. B meets with Mrs. Henry Fred Daiger. f l ll^ West Fourth Street. Enjoying the cordial hospitality ■ 7. Mrs. It. M. Bum - of Mrs. Thigpen were: Mrs. C. L. Bman, meets with Mr.». I.egge, Mr*. T. I.. Dumas, Mr*. ■ 1218 Magnolia Av?- Charles E. Henry, Mrs. C. I*. Vin­ cent, Mrs. G. I). Bishop, Mrs. So. R Mr*. S. E. Gillon George A. De Cottes, Mrs. B. J. meet* with Mrs. C. M. Holly, Mrs. G. Irving I.oucks, Mr*. 11 Ea.it Seventh Street. Hugh Lalor. Mrs. George Paxton. fo.9, Mrs. C. P. Vincent Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. W. T. Luird, meets with r.Ms. C. E. Mrs. Braxton I.. Perkins, Mrs. ('. « Martin - Street. t K.-Myers, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. ’• Guild of Holy Cross ! A. K. Powers, Mrs. Loyd Boyle, riill meet at !l:J0 o'clock j Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs. S. I). High*riih House. 'evman. Mrs. J .' It. Murphy, Mrs )r»*n Club will meet n( ! Henry Wight, Mrs. R. E. Tolur, ‘It »t the home of Mrs. | Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Mrs. Ed­ i Harper on Katie Street. ward Lane. Mrs. t’amuel Dighton, '•Council of the First Miss Mary Deen, Miss Rebecca (hurch will meet at 3 Scott und Mrs. Fred Dniger. the home of Mrs. H„ K. 119 Poplar Avenue. Frnnk Miller returned home Thursday evening from Jackson­ TUESDAY ville where he spent several days « women’s circle of the Chijrch meets at *t at the church. Cbridge party for mernbt Social Department of the ' rlub at H o’clock with L. Thrasher, Mrs. J. • »»<l Mrs. J Times G. Shawt(ties. jChoru* Following the close of the bust- “ Soldiers ( horus", Mrs. J. H. Col session a delightful program (clough. Mrs.• A. M. Philips, Mr*. on the opera "F aust", by Gounod, "a- presented under the direction of Mrs. S. R. Abercrombie; the theme being explained by Mrs. W. S Leak as the numbers were giv­ en. The program covered:— Introduction, piano solo, "Selections from Act .‘I, Miss Madeline Mnllem. "The Flower Song" (Siebel) Mrs. Charles Powell Jr. “ All Hail, Thou Pure and Ixtvely” (Faust) Victor Record. Giovanni Mrrtinelli L Gleun, Mrs. W. L. Ilenlev. r* I K. Ritchie. Mrs. W. S. •ak. \ l r s C. || Cook and Mrs. • Moore. (A ll present joined the chorus.) ■erenade 1Mephistopheler) t i' tor Record. Pol Plancon. Icllet Music", piano solo, Miss Madeline Mnllem. Each number was delightfully ndereil, the vocal selections heg accompanied by Mrs. R. R. eu.s and Mr*. Seth Woodruff. At the conclusion of the prn'nin refreshments were served by f hostesses Mr< Kent Rriz- Delitfhtful Party Is Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Given By The Misses Entertains At Bridge by tier Turner At Their Home Thursday Afternoon assisted I'cnsil Stafford. i Me viis.es 1hclnia and Virginia Turner were hostesses Wednesda\ evening at a delightful party at their Iv-nte on I'almetto Avoline. Quantities of rut flowers and ferns were used in decorating the looms where the guests assembled. All kind* of games and contests were enjoyed during the evening lor who h attractive prizes were given. At u late hour refreshments of thicken salad, sandwiches und punch were served by the hostess­ es assisted by their mother Mrs. Hamrick. The guests were: Misses Bessie Boyce, Ruth Walker. Emma F ar­ ley. Mae Rirds'-ng, Lucille Echols, Evelyn Wilkins, Ethel Riser, Mrs. S. D Johnson, Mrs. O. S. Hamriel., Mrs. Ilolsclaw, Mrs. Whit­ worth. John Jones, John Ivey, Richard Holtr.claw, Alton Gray, James Hultzclnw, Alton Gunter, ( . D. Johnson, Daniel Me Nahb arul Larry Me Daniel. I rank .1. Gonzalez wn* I hui -day afternoon at a lelight fill bridge party when ntertailieil the members of iiplicatc Bridge club at her on I'almetto Avenue. All "l I' *11 <lit flowers were d-in dantlv about the room* the taril tables had been red for pine . eanu- of duplicate briitf.c d exceptionally interesting Mci all the hoards hail been I. it was found that Mrs., i V Newman and Mrs.' I I’u le s to n were holders of t scores. A delicious salad was served at the condu­ it tin- game by the hostess Fire Girls Are *Miss Crawford Ju Camp Fire girls home of Pauline Craw, >' afternoon.. A most trtasure hunt was en* [ Prize was won by Anw « session was lime one new memwn* added to the 1 the afternoon temventx were served present were; Arina i.. ,, arion Hoolifran, •trlla etaoinshrdlue L*v*!“ njr. Marjorie Bon2? M*h‘yin. Helen ColT' 'Wnderson, Mary * r**' *?»ry Jane Presv0uV *wf“rd and Misa *. the group guarbe held >t < o’clock at ” A"na Marie Couch. -- ' 'W ^orne!‘|mK* A' U u ,V "here they spent * r e u \rru'*u Mr* »nd Mrs. Mrs. i tub mciuhurs enjoying this game were Mrs. Robert A. New in.m. Mrs. Samuel Puleston. Mrs. (••auk Miller, Mrs. F. E. KuumilInt, Mrs. F.rtiept lloushohler, Mrr. F. M Galloway. Mrs. A. P. Con tiellv and Mrs. Gonzalez. Solve the Gift Problem W ith .1 i s Jewelry Our Entire Christmas Stock is Complete Ladies White Gold WRIST WATCHES 17.75 Value—Specially Priced ^pT Make Deposits On Gifts - Now J irtl' •ianar Beautiful Mesh Bags Sterling Silver Manicure Sets Toilet Sets Everything in Gifts That Endure! COFFEE - . - ."-an Sanford Drug Co. E. First St. Phone 325 The Diamond Palace , 'einberg. Prop. 307 E. First St, Mr, end Mrs. H. F. Slater of New York and Daytona Beitch spent the dny here Thursday as the guests of Mr. anil Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. TODAY "U I,STRKAM*, '»' uhsorbing story ( lientinjj with the pulse of .lifo. Novelty Special "TH E ELEGY." Milano-Paramount News Social Department Is To Be Given Tuesday Niffht At Clubhouse THIS is an opportunity the knowing woman will not pass, It **if lopresentH an unrestricted offering of frocks in silks and lust­ rous crepes, and nll-oc -... Ion u in kashmirs and chic novel­ ty mixtures, fur-trimmed, at attractive prices. Women’s ami misses’ sizes. SATURDAY Hoot Gibson in PAINTED PONIES' Children's Matinee 10 A. M. Admission 10c UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggort end any ikin eruption Trice 75c Sold and guaranteed by the UNION PHARMACY -- Phone 375 iiuatcuijii D resses Crepes Satin Crepes Taffeta All Colors Fur Trimmed We are again Featur­ ing the "Fashion Plate” slipper we sold n year ago. They arc High Griule und exclusive styles I Avenue. daughter Christmas is HOT CHOCOLATE N E W A R R IV A L S "EDNKSDAY guiding Circle of the Pll*t Church will meet at °; Mf*. E. M. Carroll on On Friday evening an expression recital will he ‘given at the Junior High School by rpupils of Miss Margaret McRftf*. The following program will be given: Piano solo "Roses of Picardy," by Pearl Robsam "The MiddU; Child" Marjorie Forrest. * "The Neighborhood Terror" Domthy Uairtdx.’ “ Am I YdUr W ife” s —Mary Dighton, . ' "CnUhing The Trnin" —Louise Hickson. "Calling On (he P astor’s Wife" Lucille Hoi*. < "What William , Henry Did" •Mary Belle Walston. "Penrod's Affliction" —Ruth Maitin. I’iano Solo—“Grande Polka De Concert (B artlett) Penrl Robson. ' By Courier,”—M argaret Talbott. Ihrt-o Character Sketch. “The Busy Body." Mis' I’ei kins— Kathleen Lons:. "Lizzie" (’am elia Me line. "Maria" Mary Frances An­ drew s. Programs will he distributed by Miss Lois Britt. A Very Beautiful Slip­ per in Patent. Trimmed Perfectly & Very New A Satin and Velvet or Two-Tone Blond Slipper Juat Like above. Very Pretty and New AAA to HUNTING SPECIAL BOOTS Several Styles and Prices This Satin Slipper with Vel­ vet Back and Neat Bow in Juat Different. LLO YD SH O E CO Chiropodist TWO PRICE GROUPS loUtMtlla -rr* » "fxKf -« ...tvnil, �yxy •fw TXreg^M— — rWBM • » 2 T 4? - y :-v y - LY, N 0 V .18, 1927. ?ORD TPEa r \. j. / ; . ‘ws ' ■• il ip a a tf a ig . • i* :3 F 1 ."% .■ it# !! titSUMa Titles LOCAL G R® When PLAY HISS! <ames m k M? aytona BeacIt Tfl Centre “Praying L ionels’’ Are! Tq IRE€0RQ CRQWIJ IS Meet Stetson Eleyeji November 26|Tq ^ ©pea Autp Racui Season Npxt. Wee AND NOTRE DAME Howurd J0n^ recognize Som* . ... . they run ' tirk lp under these diffl^h ,n.- An.y .W ither , The Irish are accuM0^ l| arieties of weather. " DE LAND. Florida Nov. 18,— lowing Saturday when the “P re y -! Dc Land and Florida’s most inter­ inj* Colonels invade this city. DAYTONA BEACH. Fl.n„Npvl esting gridiron game will be play­ While the outcome of the Stetp r *18 _<1NS) Racing on the local ed here on November 2fl, when i'on-Miami game will have no cf- ] • / bench f< r the 192 M 1128 season the "Preying Colonels” from Dan­ feet on the H atters standing ill I Football Classic 0n| Soldiers P'«yed California, al . Squad Enjoys Good Workout* will start hrr» o:i Thanksgiving ville, Kentucky, send the highly the S. 1. A. A. there is a keen desire '• ®>j Dari* J. Walsh Field In Chicago fa Slated ^ This Week In Preparation Dgy when Sig HaugdahF speedear advertised Centro college eleven on McQuillan's part to keep his re(m ull ' :: futm ultlonal New* Service To He Colorful Encount«r;|E,“ *ml• ' £ “ “ * « • 3 , Sport* For (Contest In Kissltnmetl; driver who recently fe.um ed ffmn to this city to meet the equally as cord clear from defeat. For this noth Teams Are P6werfM l :b^ u % * CHICAGO, Nov., 18.—^’Business reason the Miami game is worrvHagan OnlyCasualty Listed . tour of northern 'faentracks, Well knmvn Stetson Hatters. ! IW ttftOaL’: « chamber «tf commerce afces the field against any nnd Centre tollege by name la so well j ing Stetson's coach innre thanijji? weather. ... .. They . . pmnt out slogan. la th e bent th at ran be Raid nil comers in u feature event to be known'Ihere is no need for further | Centre battle. a alm ost certain to )>« CHICAGO.— Nov. 18 — (IN S )— Sanford’* golden jerseys will go staged by the local chamber of introduction, unlesR it should he I for rollegiate football ' tomorrow, Mell I), fim th, general chairman On the nfternoon of Novemlier hat this will give the bojfl through th rir Inst practice session commerce. The Thanksgiving Day rtntcd fur the benefit fif those not l In sbtte of . the fa rt that a t leant fop the Centre-Stetson game, stat. j,; football warlors of the U ldver-,t u< coast added snap and *■ this afternoon before ‘leaving for races are to Ik- ptlx art os tf: pre­ ns wi ll posted on what took place j two conference championship* will Southern California. Los ind fail t« hinder them -------j Kissimmee tomorrow.'- to meet lude to the February' speed carn­ in this country some six years ago, ed that advance reports indicate jt>. a bo decided before i t is all over but the big battle set for Coming* | Aiigeles, tangle at Soldier’s Field f the field is dry and fujl ival in which Frank Lockhart, .School’s grid I the shouting;' the latter being op- Coach Soney And Star Squad! Kissimmee High that this is the name team H ar­ field Saturday week is going to be |Wjt|, those traveling knights of the j tional. That western fnn* calculi Reach Gainesville Today In! ,<,am in ne* t to lhe ,aMl t;nme of Malcolm Campbell and other nat­ vard Inst to when "Do" McMillan a great day in DeLand nnd Stct- jBri(|iron from Notre Dame. ional racing stars will rompetc was Danville* most favorite and son’s hHtory for the grid fans to | clash n* one of the outi * Ad to that I suspect th at the _ _ Trim Condition For Battle!lh? " latf id fans to The Indina Irish have a’ great for some time is evident] for honors. oaual four <nlt of five will fail to famous son. 1 remember. Chairman Smith n0^ „ . ‘m^hY* "easoYi'and'"exnert* f?etJre,!I0r so",c lim* l* ^'idenced A t- Gainesville On Sfllurdny w| j| c| j took much of the punch out f* exerdse the ' option 1but not the Sig Hattgrlahl has entered an Coach Me Quii.'un at this time is only expects n record crowd on j ’ pacjfjc coa!,t invadera will have |‘^e” 1“ n<l tor ij^kets. Couati , -------of hU line-<lrfvln* and cut Home of agreement with the Aqto Dealer a’ moie vitally interested in the game this date—but looks forward to a ' , j 1 ; larnjrx, the n fth 'p ro b ab ly being, n , Chicago one of tlw " f f 0" . crowd, which will ^ UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. the speed off his end runs against Association here to meet all comers scheduled for Saturday with the complete sell-out long before the i } guy with adbitoldfl qr a hot on Har. t powerfu| elevens in the hla- i j j * ' from ^ ,arhy roof! Gainesville, Nov, 18, (Athletic Orlando Military Institute Armis­ in the Thanksgiving Day race. Ar­ Miami llurriiane eleven than what game starts. j ward.' 1 • 1 Inrv ' 9 e n world’s lory of the game to triumph. B e-1ball News llureau) —Former high and tice Dny, is sound again. The only rangements now ure being made Centre was nr is to lx- on the fol. crowd will watch the AriyhoT/, the day will put the prep cause both fast team* nnd slow, school stars of several states cnsrunlty in the Hanford squad is for cars, nnd if pinna of the auto * finishing touch on the Uitr Ten will clash here Saturday afternoon L. P. Hagan whose ankle was brok­ dealers niutsralize Haugdahl and powerful lines, fleet backfields, JACKSONVILLE—El | j , i racer with the games between Illln- when tbs freshmnn football teams en in an inter-class tilt last Mon. his opponent will have machines elevens with triple-threat s-tare and ; old and Ohio' State at Columbus of the Universities of Florida and day. preparations Wing made fv generally excellent squads, such evactly alike. . thd Michigan and Minnesota at South Carolina tangle on Fleming ida State I’lilr to h(. heldl" a . that a t the University of Minn­ Last night the same line-up llauglidabl will face new c o m -[ city this month. 1 Ann ArLoF ahti may even go so Field in the final frnxh grid bottle which has won all hut one game esota have failed to down the petitim- lu-ordlng to a report here. , far ss to scramble or definitely of the present season in this this season went throng a long A driver from the ImT rp* the Westerner* will have ambit the • Missouri Valley state. oast team superb in every signal practice and then a light >peedwuy who defeated Uonicrtnce ir you don’t 'banco scramble, if department to win. Coach Ilurnet Stoney and 32 .-rrimmage before f'muti Hugh duhl there last summer, is plannobject t3 me putting all my gTam- “Chicks" from the Smith Carolina Wholcheit The Four Horsemen ORMOND, Fla., Nov. 18.— (INF» ________ ____„ ...................... ,. ___ charged them up und lug to repeat his victory on 'th e j MOSCOW. Nov. 18—(IN S) — iMUlral e f g t ’ln ortr o rtr baski basket. Coach Knute Rockne will tise-hU Institution arrived Friday a fte r­ down the field in short spurts up* ) ,eal I(each, it js said, H aughdahl,: Many of Russia’s IJ.OUO weather I — J,,hn " gluad“ ^ 1327 "Four Horsemen,” Nlehiec, I 'e h i t e c t t I t caw fly tome strong strange things, noon In good physical condition til men were weary. 'until Major II. O. 1). Segrave’s ' -phet.s will soon he looking for | “,l !9 Pacific Coast Confer- and excellent spirit*, with deter­ First Nal'I. Bank Btk] Flanagan, Chevlgny and Collins in 1 ** . 1Imre next, week to s|H?nd the seaTlu> prrihahte |ine-ti|> will ho: phenomenal recorda of , , 203.79 . miles I; other jobs if the Commissariat of son at hi* winter home, “The Ca*e- ll-e hackfithl. >PShlp, provided Call- mination written In every eye. A Sanford, Kla. |, ispectlni. Stanley, right end; Yuiicey, an hour was made Imre, held (he J Wlirk„JM am| ftpm Stanford and light workout was held, with tli» right tackle; Ball, right guard; record fur speed on the locul- Hand meni»." Servant* have arrived to Both NIencc and Chevginy are l‘GaJtfbmJ*, blows one to [. Florida Rates also indulging in a llanxell, center; Sytnes, left guard; Irpeedway, making a speed of 17,1 earner out its plan to establish a open his home and to place hi* fa-t and sure ground gainers and central ineterulogicnl bureau. Ac•- <^—N brief session. Miller, le.'t tackle, Ediufield, miler- an honr unofficially two , (Hiding to the Inspection Comm Ir. winter e-late in undlthin. rated the equal of the dashing linlfB ids'a convenGeorge H. Rigby, mayor of Or­ Lmk, Christy Flanagan, who perColumbia High of Columbia, S. riglit end; Uiggii!-., quarterhack; jeni.. ______________ . . . | .,(,n_ daily weather prediction! cost TIRES AND TUI jL qrthedox victory C„ wldeh has been reeling off 'Patters' n , half hack; Maxwell, mond, said that c a re ta k e r are l.ow « rn * -ns—s.-,____a .r-L ^ , the i’ viet Gcrvemment four mil- at work leconditionirfg the grounds h ip i is better known in the foot­ at lowest prices evert 1* U. S. C. State football titles with much reg­ h alf back; Sfoinoff, full hack. Imu rubles a year, ar.d theie pre- and that the halar.se of the retinue ball v;orld than his two teammate? whswer on. th r ularity in recent years, dispatch­ pd e Collins will ha alternated at full’to. December 3 ed many of their stars of South of servants will arrive here to ha. I; with Wynne, a faithful and ’ Portable Phonog •- • ............ \ ‘ Nearly every bronth of the gov- morrow, according to information last back and kicker a* well, is ’m utt meet and Carolina "U " in September, and $9.50 $12.50 $18.50 • riiineiit ha* it* own weather bur­ __ - . . Id tbke’ the dhsm Coach Stoney Saturday will unfold _ H r i i i m i H e n i v n A l T i CHAPEL HILL, N. C., NoV, 18 eau. The Commissarir.t of Agricul- tent hint. Rockafeller usually a r. consistent performer. Duhman, a Radio, Hotshot, and! continent of potential gridiirons TI n A J l i n a l i r o p s U l l - M N Sl- Nifie ot th^ stTohgrr.t ■iid employ* 1,911 persons in itn rivrii within one week a fte r the still another reserve Horseman of greats. Their record for the seas­ light Batteries household forre puts in their apttie Irish. He performed with great I two .*Vdd:i w . ones, Missouri >*■w a v w u d »_ y x ___ l ' f _ (• A ’ learns of the south are expeitedi inrterolngicjl departm ent. The peurunre. credit in the Minnesota-Notre Wit! drpToy Into det- on has been Impressive, though k i n e e C o n s u l s I a G I C*t»» enter the fifth unnual Southern t;i30 stations costing nearly n milbuttles were lost to Clentnoil ’ F. P. R1NES This will make the tenth succe*- _Dame game, which ended in a 7-7 The former taking close <•;, |Conference cross-country chant- State Railway weather bureau ha* and Furman. I the latter, meeting . . .. rionship meet over the five mile ion riildcs per year; tlu* Depart­ sivr winter that R w ke/eller w ill.tic 1 221 East First St. 0» Brady Cowell after putting his pEKINfi, Nov*!! , .71 j University of North C'nrollnu' ment of Education’s weather hud- have spent at hi* home here. lortt W eather may play an extremely “Baby Gators" through a week of jh 'c American Legation lias jusr course here tomorrow morning. I gel amount* to 800,000 ruble*. year he arrived on Dec. 7. The oil imporant part in the Chicago Past Office i th of (fie leaders ah should win hard practice, proiiounred the • b«w.n apprised of the sorry state in something to spare, which as youthful Floridian in excellent to which American business Is Id Seveii: tennis already have ehlere.'l,' Moreover the textile trust he to- magnate spends hi* learning hours genie. None of the Californians playing golf oil-' the Ormond Auburn and Mnrylafid’ Were | _ ora It, will shirt the tl final shape. Armistice Day found the with the withdrawal of American \/hlle IVVvii'cteil lo enter today""” ' tl!^ **<'}•' electricnl dc- Course, tint Tar from “The Case­ . a¥ i.to Thanksgiving Day Rat* bowling over Oglethorpe 37 coinqil* from ininelor oolnt-i of 0Xl‘fCle‘‘ »° pn*er '" t,ay* partiuent and various other state interior poinu oi inBtitutlonK th a t have already ' ments." t' M ltllourl will play Okla- to 0, hut no such contest is expect­ China. At Chungking on the Up entered team* ure Georgia, Geor­ <ni the puhlish.'d weather report* ed here Saturday. per Yangtze River an Aeinticun gia Tech, Virginia, Washington owned insitutlnp*. refusing to rely JONES TO BE HONORED Mfflajnder of tho schedule Carlisle lleull, captain anil field shipping concern, tl)*‘ Ybngtze Rn- i.nd I.ce, North Carolina State, have their own staff? of exjert aky gazer* whoso duly It I* to gues* ■ diy' nieaAa hot so much, general of the Biddies, in a triple pids Shipping Company, was the Kentucky and North Carolina, all ’ • A .. t. L ATLANTA, Nov. 18 — (IN S )— whether tomorrow will he fail and ..H a rra h t befcta Yale, drake matt and outotuudlng player of the, victim. premier A demand was made on t ||#» 'of which have idled up Impressive warmer, or whether it looks like Bohhy Jones, world’* 'NoOV,Nl)lkift» and 'M •reer South Carplligi eleven, though in golfer, will he honored tonight snow. $0,000 pony for tor u loana oftoon or by pi.mmby . ‘Iual/ K i Gfcorgla. A parley on th a t one Mathenoy and "Happy" Eden*, of Company Chinese military military ocm,,m ­ The' lin k e rs ty of North Carolina The Commission.", hnrn't been able a t n banquet in hie honor nt the you a hundred for every r^p school fame, two powerful the local Chinese Friends n*fiiK«*il win’ll a (u discover why tin- Department of Atlanta Athletic Club. it wan was refused when *°utf!t w,,n tin* titlr l®5t you cardd to tty on the line, all carriers nre seen. Th# two mnmlrr. It and admirer* have raised a sum suddenly a party of arined troop* Alliens, h a. Ldncation und a lot of other gov­ p.-<J. Wlrupntn, itolneau and Shad h. ) hops . would not be very u ernment owned liUHinezu enterpri­ o f money which they will present were with last year’s rhumpian- entered the Company office and i. ■. ’ •• ■ The money 'Is td b;* BROOKSVILLE— \/* a \ cyflnhk* se* need weather biircnus. F’or ei'- ta Robhy, refused to leave until the money ship Columbia crow, and both were Id hasn’t toored a touchdown plant erecteil for , (testing gold in onomy’a ?qke the Commission u r­ used in building hint a home. had been handed over. placed on the All-Southern prep tb s H arvard' stmliitm since at the clone of th:s I92tl A Chinese employee of the Am­ Hernando County rostim** operat­ ge* the estahlishmcnt of u modern, fleflnger lost hla the; Jf He ever rlavaii $1,500 appropriated erican firm slipjied awav and suc­ ion. season. it liable weather bureau, ami the el­ forLECANTO— / b u t- if they don’t starM om orimproving Citrus County fair­ Several ex-New Jersey all-state ceeded in Kfcuring an,- intermedia­ imination <f duplication. r th ey .n « ter will and,' as to that, athlete* are perforiuing with the tion of the Chinigkin* Chinese grounds hire. TO FIGHT AT RALEIGH it It If they’don't; Anyhow, young Ganterih'ks, f.eardo, Wein­ Chamber of Commerce. The Admission 99t WINTER HAVEN—5 new fire FLORAL CITY—Contract let nt guy* arc going to stein, Zimmerman nnd Lrschinsky armed troop* were withdrawn when R a l e i g h , n .c .. no *, is — for Duval Island road eaat of here. Iw rtadt'JatM on Rat- being the muHt notahlc of thu the American company |vaid over (IN S)—Wllliu IHomey, of Wash­ plug* installed in city. kr you like It or not. group. — • $l000and agreed to confer with ington! eluhnant to the title of State and' IllihoU have With the exemption of Clurk, who the m ilitary leiulers over the hul- mhldUweiglit champion of Uncle fed - rtUny garnet that have will sta rt ut right guard, und Hicks, unee. While is wn* politely termed Sum’s military forces, Is Sehedtildecided by* piyohology or Whor will open a t right tackle, a loan, tin? money demanded and il to go 10 rounils ill the city aud­ r » i n itre 10 cent word, mean- Coach Cowell’)/sta rtin g lineup 1* purtiully paid over i< nothing hut itorium here tonight with AI Me • plain- ordinary upset. The first whistle Inst week against un extortion which will never ho jf.ure, th3 ‘Southern tliunderholt, k .I t th a t past performance* to%be the same a* answered the repaid. of Savnnnuh. Ga. kn nothing to these teams, both the young Petrel*. A large crowd Ih expected to ig.apent h alf th e ir lives in the other out of the Big view the gunic. The probable starting lineup here implonihijf. The Buckeyes dd l(Ttomorrow by beating 1111- Saturday follow*; Position Ho. Carolina t dpn’t'thlHk they will and Florida Left End Boineau . her do yhu, tmfess you come Bondi a V Steele Left Tackle klu Christum Christopher Colpidhllt; Ohio, Waters Center Yarbu Yarboro Ota chn win the champ- Clemons Left Guard Loardo . v bOatinr Michigan but Clark Right Guard Zimmerman pr*tlded’|& Illinois team los- Hicks Rlqht Tackle Moore i Ohio S tate. Thq atatlstldan* Nolan That for .the best* in Right End Shnnd 'n i n b ts Untrammelled here Bethea Quarterback Beall luulity .service nntl rclith e freedom- th a t'la granted Silbhy l^ f t Halfback Ellens altle building informa­ In * New York ' which ,la un- Ferguson Right Halfbnck Mnlheny tion, consult uH or phone i» have figured a tk u n g u la r Sauls Fallback Eppi Lift and we will he glad UlIhoH,’Michigan and bia cAn b« eceomplish. PREPARES LONG HOP m talk over, your prob­ , State' ’ and Michigan lems with you. g a t o n ^ tn d ’the'skm e time. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, RAN “ \NCl FRANCISCO, Nov, 18 —(INS)Captain Frederick A. Giles, Brit. 'ii.li war ace, announced upon Hs arrival at the airport here today that hn would probably take off /o r Honolulu on thn first leg of hio flight to Australia a t 9:30 A. M., provided some soft spots' In th# runway Were dried out by th at THE YARO WITH A MILL BACKI time. W b ro u g h t,him into flatic P lu m p 1 3 5 H°Uy Ave., at f l the body « “Tiger " HIALEAH—W ater main.* in . - waa being token back to East' IHaleah nearly completed and n t h , 12th, la th s t s . 1Gaekgia home fo r ,burial to- will furnish water for large area Y a r d 1 1 in thip secriiv of citv. messages condolence ... A. 1 0 SA % many parts the world , .in last night, Ploweris •1• .tot a silver ' casket, waa tt> A tlanta, i < • friends of th4 fighter tot of the h a ir million h he e*n&d *in ' the •• / L •. -VOd 'more We linve n complete line of hunters equipment on fiO0. HU eptlits eptlns estate t'to his wife and alx-yesrhand for your selection. v ,4 * V ' , 1 FLORIDA FROSH PLAYS. CAROLINA RATS SATURDAY f Weather Bureau Rockefeller Visit For Moscow To End To Florida Begins "T.^h’ Jobs For Prophets!Earlier This Year,'!". American Business j Elton J Moughtnj 9 Teams III,. Cross Country Meet',,“-',,rni ar* U5Uflly v-Ton«- AUTO RAGES AT E THANKSGIVING DA! 2 P. M. _ & Dont Flewerels ten o„A l j B M ........ % don't Bond Grade Zip Service Lson is H ere issed In under, sy ye*. . » >4 but ivttlch.how other smokers-are.changing, to VOR. THE BEST OF GOOD REASONS BETTER TASTE J f Remington and Winchester automatic and Pump Guns. TV Single and’double barrel Shotguns. ----- —U. S. and Remington ammunition. Tents, camp stools, cots and complete camp cook* Carey Shingles !- I "1: And Roaring We have the mast reliable outboard motors for service or speed,, Don't delay come while our stock Is complete. They ar* G garutrad R Sm A rt iMin X M ltlV * 717 Hills Hardware Co. m m .^ - y;- / v jr , .«- \ * ---- -------- irr^/r3 --jT'- A' A anM 1 �THE SANFORD Jfird Ually Oerai# ad. rates I: Cook In Advane* .d T ^ i ll be received and collector a«n» tcly for payment. [ ...... 10c a line ' ....... 8e • line ........ .. 6c a Um _____4c a liae , i rates on requeau reduced rates are for rative insertions. J*nnb of average length luntcii a line. | mom charge of 30c for /advertising is restricted [per clarification. crror is made The banjerald will bo responsible jv one incorrect insertion, Ivertiser for subsequent on*. The office should be immediately in case of p a d v e r t is e r s 10-A—Poullry And Eggs 100 White eLghom pullets. Ready to lay. From our heavy laying otock. H alf price. Sandy Hook Poultry Farm. Eustis, Florida. 10-B—-Plants And Flowers 16— jHouses For Rent IP , FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1927. E (L egal N otices) E BY fA Y L REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION The Registration Rooks of t)m City of Sanford, Florida will oc ioixn (.i Saturday. November 5, 1927 and will close Friday, Nov­ ember 25th A. D. 1927. A t the rvl.K—,i room brick bungu- I City Hall. rner Palmetto and 18th St. L. R. PHILIPS. ,n proportion to present City Registration Officer. n. Phone 769-W. JOMPlM AM’ NME'LL DRIVE OUT HOfAE • V E A H T VsL'l L ) \Z LOG) A 9 THOU6H HE H A D A L O T T O LEARM - 0 1 > T . THAT’S ALL R 1 6 H T - _ T CAM TEACH H I M 17 PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds and be sure of germination, tyoe purity, seed disinfection. Make our office your headquarters to talk over seed problems. Francis (J. ' Stokes & Co. 18 Me len d er Arcade! For • , Sul 1 extremely easy' Notice ur Application For Tax U«e*l lt-rms, live room stucco bunga> inter Section iT.'i of the ileneml low located at 2200 Palmetto Ave-' •s'‘1*iuie« of the state of Florida, For Sale— Lemon and orange ntte. Owner lo.;n~ .l Notice Is herrh) given ttmt J. H. cnlcndula plants double corn­ , ... living out of the City I Hutchinson purchaser of 11-lS of anil will sell at less than cost. Tux Certificate No 2«7. dated ttie flower in six colors, ready now. living room with fire place Ul ,,f Jun' A " - l ’ 15- h*!‘ f,,M* II. F. Whitner Jr., 129 Summer­ Large room Llt.-lmr. ' s 1,1 certificates In my office, nnd lin Ave, Fort Mellon, phone 882W. Dining r" ' JtUchen w th electric . i,.,, application (.*■ tux deed range ami built in cnbinets,- tw o ' i» issue In arcordunee with law. bed rooms, hath with both tub ami .S ' M '. i t i f h n t e emiirncea the f»l 11— Miscellaneous show er .......... . h.wlna deacrltieil pro|>erty situated i . .' •* water heater, m Seminole countv Florida, to-wlt: I l.ot« t.:t to ir.7 ti.ess tots H< Store with stock and filling sta­ taige front porch, also rear porch finished in white enamel. In . L .."; * !:' l1,la,1,J,1 winw.«,4 I’ark. ‘ tion for »ale. For information Homo < P ( v / . i* it . 1*’* - • «1 liiikI Im'I iiu n*ifHKOi> Jii I lit ion. \ cry suuill cash ti». .*f (ho imiiuiu' c nf nurli nddress S. E. Norwood, Lake k payment ami balance like rent will :*»•• in tin* trtn.** of rnknown J Monroe, Fla. ™ W rt l«nd. An T i a t i V " ™ . 'V i '“!‘.n* n i t i ' CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning exceptional chance for someone.' «m is.o.- thereon on the nth day of > por further mformutiou address 1 1 ",'," l,,,r a t> Co. 11 Ball Bldg. fflrt il NlgimtoreBox bll. care The Herald. y y \ 5 0 Y h»5 J family h a c k \ . ixCr .\a iM \ C f. h r H A T » - O H .C C TfQO'rfB D R IV E7 -VJ H A T'S T H 'M A T T E R -IS T H iS t H 1C H A d T O • I \ . CVW OF-E7 t ft - »ir er *r* iMvtci Wd*. 7 ***** ----------------- —------V : , , m at S O YOU RE MR. GUNN. J LH7 P R E 5 5 TH / FLESH O L'TIM ERV JH E R E ’5 T H ' -C r B R A SS 8AM D*? ( &1LLG6RRICK ^R.-VJELL'WELL SUCH A BUS HUSKY FELLA JU S T LIKE j - YOUR S P O U S E ? 'WHY HULLY Q E E X BU-L.THIS MRS s GUMH ) * . Herald representative THOUGHT IT WAS YOUR1 L'm L Ij-hly familiar with rates flay of O cloDA06KTER - HEH • HE>i -.1***'' W l anti classification will | Free ticket to the Milnne mny Ik* $2500. will buy Magnolia Avenue* lou complete information. I secured by Miss Luella Ma­ I THlMK L'M GOHMA » V 7 hit* | you wish, they will assist honey, if she will cnll for same at house. Any reasonable term s. For EMJOY \T AT Y O U ft v y o u r d a d ) additional information Address wording your want ad Tht Herald. , PLACE A FTER A U Box 79 are The Sanford Hernl I c it more effective. Miss Beatrice Howard may secure IPORTANT NOTICE her free ticket to tc Milane. at isi— A creag e F o r Sale N.'thr of Application for Tax Deed t'lulrr Section 17,'. of the tlencral .Risers should give their The Herald office. Statutes of the State of Florida. 33 1-3 acres four miles from San­ for postoffice address as SInipiy attir,.d |„ a soft blue v r|. Notice is hereby idven that ford on the old Orlando Road f Foster, purchaser of Tax Certi­ vrt dress, Thelma l.titskoy wn. is their phone number if 12—Wanted can he bought on such easy terms ficate No. 7t>. ilnte.i the 1st day of chosen as the |„.s| ,:r i as,.,| R| r i ut lesire results. About one A ti. ISJ.1. lias filed said out of a thousand has A desirable 5 or 0 room house and at such a low price that pur­ Jun*certificate In m.v office, and li a s , th e food sh o w in Wi x h l n g l o n , 11. chaser can reap big profits. Ideal ephonc and the^ others made application for lax deed t*> \ *'n* Imt day. Thelfim lx IS. centrally located, must be rea­ [communicate with you sonable, $500.00 down payment location for poultry farm. See R. Irsu- in accurdaitce H nil law. Said infinite embraces the following] ~ ~ J. Holly, First National Bank ci they know your address. Phono 189. desoi iheil property situated in Hern Building. Idiscontinuence MUST he Ini.le county. Florida, to-wlt: Lots I Xi R HIb :i Tr M. The Ha person at The Sanfora Town of Sanford. ' 14— Rooms Withcut Hoard I office or by letter. Tele21— Lois For Salt Tin* said land tiring assessed at [disconlinuences ’are not til*' dale of the Issuance of such certificate In the name of .1. I.. FOR RENT—One furnished bodROSE COURT LOT. well located. t.indsey t'nloss said certlflcatn room, with or without garage. shall lie redeemed according to law $1,000 if sold at once. Owner Prompt • Efficient Apply 806 Magnolia or Phone 20G. lav deed will Issue thereon the needs money. Address “ Bargain" Ctli FIGHTS FOR RIGHT ^iacno.^ day of December A. I).. 19S7. Service care The Herald office. Witness my official signature FOR RENT—NICELY furnished and Seal tills tile SHtII day of Oct. __ —i . *i t \ _ . ____ . bedrooms, in private home, phone Will trade equity in two nice i ol i r A l>. 1927. .ifc Contrast (IN S)— H. Diggs No ten .ntrtoriouatvl • V. K. DOFOt.AHS. 8*7. LAnd Found building lots for automobile. My clerk circuit Court. Hrmlnolo i— oi—, , , — a character of tho Memphis umifir- . i County. Florida. price will be reasonable so in ans­ world, today went into dtarta&$NMiH By A M. WKKK8. 15—Apartment For Rent nuDiles wering this ad give me fair value-1 fight tor n right to live in Mpma D. C It* GionToWritinn ] ^ ■■■■■'■■ ■ — tion of your car and complete* in­ phis. • ,‘AUtnctiycly furnished < two room formal ion. Address Box 81 care* DODGE" v‘l npatfm ent, hot water, private The Herald. wkn u n . : H. n . (’.. Nov.'.: it in t iif . c i n c r r r c o c h t o f s i : m PA LMDWACiL, .wLPaJm INnl.K COl'NTY. rhORIDA. IN —-Loiiplui' IS p r e y in g h c u v ily u p - j l.oo k lrg g t-J in Chicago. lcars und Graham truck*.'bath nnd garage, dose in. 212 W. Press Club yrguidaed l\ere roettn' | Bth Street Phone 3. 4th St; Esiablishe.l ||i njcr >, unlver dly ' AT SACRIUCh—Building lots I*i i iiask^ ' I ' iiVi I’ANV, h Corp... t.'oin- on viiuilifnl .Mrs. Alma Petty G at­ lin in the cOinty jail here tvhe*-.* Igood part of town. Will sell a tj plulnnnt students and sdijiif.'iima'.c'ur colU**.*-[ P’or Rent:—Two furnished apart- less than cost and on easy te rm s.; ,, .. ..... ,, t)io com ly bride nf a few months tors a r e known do a thriving Tlic monthly meeting of the A<?/lrc« • Ilivv unp _Q_n »Ti, MA1T lh I 1 1IO.MAS. Imllv bltmlly is awaiting trial for ihe grqesome COWAN CO. Auto i ntents with garages. Idtrgo Addrisa Box 8G8 care The Hcral t. and us Administratrix <»f the exthui ines* in buying and selling vol­ Men’s Club i f the Holy Cross Epis­ axe-munlcr nf her f*0 -year -uld iand sheet metal works, | rooms and porches. S. J. Biggers, *~~ ■ ■ | air of II N. TIIOMAK. deceaxed, ume* that huvu been supres3ed, fiith/ir. Kmj'n T. I’df-y. tAvenue. Phone 71G-W. 91D Pork,Avc. 26— iiiin Miscellaneous 11NOTIFF. Defendants. frowned upon by,tho pure-minded copal Church will bo held F'riduy v iiia iiw u s rFor u t Sale o a ic <»F MAHTKIt’S MAl.K 'Folding her dreary exisLnuu Imor written expressly for tho "bud night at, 7:30 o’clock at the new ----------- - . Notice ts hereby given 'that utv O-'t* ulid '»• hv v,r,.u' virtue Vf of “u l^w.rc* t*/i,,wi'.*ll four drab‘‘Unlll* in vivid book" trfidu. .... One 1200 capacity incubator, in Beautiful apartm ents—Two rooms 1parish house. Featuring the proDRD BUICiv CO. ti _ ^ m . n-: - .. hirrHunurt* ami H al** ciilrrril III ^lun Vt0ntra-t• .I,, lb., days less than a Hi.Mtr.. andciuum Halo . nirrcd kitchenette and hath nttructivcly first cl.iyn condition. Price ren* ....... j F.ir. ui» tliu 4 Frank iiitr.m io ¥K .J*i.fo.v Prt!) i><rr»ni*ofithc ovaiung wilblio an nA. . e**utui**(l n title d cuum <* *., on tins fvtii ! Ul'agdnlia Av*e. she wax n ln*lle of j 1.ovei' i.x the nrnitq popular of t»c t dress by tho Itev. Menard Doswell, ugo when v kfuuii*h*4r centrally located. - oil aon ab lc, can be seen at Burnett day of October; a . I>, 1117. and ro fartfieif * fot* *yb* J Ib»rv «67. * e v. t sVlIlc, th* dimimlcive prisoner lo.iklegccr's wtiro* and has been rector of the St. Johns Episcopal I *]"<••«I Master In C h a n c ,r y .. on Improvements. $11.00 per week. Tel. Leghorn Ranch, Oviedo Fla. I .Vfondny thi* &tIt d a y o f December., .......... Money. Free Crank-C juw{ hnT'turned t > writing pdetry. known to sell hero for as high aa Churih of Jacksonville. The sub-* 777 or 775. A. I... I927.SIUIH* lieltiK u ft ffiilu Day* Service, • t u nl Piltwrsscd ef n ddsirc to give $100. Volume One of the mucli- jeet of the Rev. Doswell’s address Houses For Snle or Rent: Inouirc uf lIi Im Four! and h leual Mtlex dny.-p UPf!—LIARMONS In front uf Ihf* Fnlirt I ,IJuu»e wt vent to her eniotiona through putt so".(fht Harris ..“Cunfexsions" is a t 2G09 Orarive Ave. Oak Hil!, Attractive two room furnished ifarJ Automobile Co. will bo "Foundations." Snnfuril. .Seminole F ou n ty, Florblfv. apartment* also garage. G18 Oak City. Route A. Box 170—F. w ill offer for nnlr to t ti A hlKllrxt irnl cxprvsMton—a trait Avliieji liar I nnotfd i t from 4J'»| to $25 and th j oius.ivc. Phono 137 Supper will bo served to the . lit.! and bent bhlilor fur ca sh , ilurlnu friends say manifested’itself even ' No, 2 volume at (from $25 to $50. Ave. Phone 2802. members by the Chufch Service tin* h'Kiil liuurs u f Male, th e fu llu w - in her scho di'iiv s —the nllegm) pn1601 W. F lril 9t- u 1 Fhlcngonn* who • <leli*-ht in gotFor sale cheat), a ticket to the KODEI, TRIM CO. lug di'Mcrtlied land, xltanto. IvIiik - . v r —......r , , r__ 11 League. A large attcrj’jJ^nce is ex­ Milane, to Mr. P. M. Elder, nnd helna in tin* County iff Homlnol., tricide reccndy has found time to ting under publu tmn also JrnntliM i tho :ar, not tho owner.” FOR RENT — Apartm ent neastate of Florida, mure purlieu, turn out realm of poetry, some of rally seek “ Fnntnxitis Mnllarc* pected for the mcctl Forrest Lake Hotel. $2.50 a snme may l>e secured without cost nmi 1 817 for estim ates Inrly described iih follows, tu-wlt: twhich ■- - -has been published in n i written ■ -by a former —Chicago news­ if owner calls at The Herald. room. 1009 Union Ave. f. W. RADFORD l^ il Z'J of F lo rid a la inil nnd paperman— Ben Hecht. This book cniinty newspaper. F iiiouizatton «,umpq»t),’n t.'tlery l*lnntullun. ns p«»r p lat reeurdis I'orVeptiously handed across a 27—Money to Loan No Visitors ■d In F la t It.».U I. p a g e ISA. i something th at will car- CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 612 counter at from $21) to $50. No one is allowed to .visit the Park Ave. Apartm ents—2 and I Honilnulc C ou n ty IlccurdM, con 1. G. Michael to a good Best Sellers ta in liig I f t Sl-IOtf a c r e s, m ore accused murdres* xnve close rein, Money to loan on residences in —garage and water. Reasonable. [th* Milane. It is in the or less The so-called limited, privately tiyea und i. .••nber.. < *f her array of Sanford, low interest rate. Box I ol .IX u f F lorida latud and i ticket and may be seC l 2Ull* SJ printed, edition of Hoccncio’o “ Decounsel and she spends sevaral 503. c-o The Herald. Fuluiilxiitlun Fontpany’n Pint Attractive furnished apartment* Thc Herald office. uf F r le r y I'laiiluthui u.x r e c o r d ­ hours each da> with her Muse, ac­ lum eron" muy-W slipped into one’s corner Park and Tenth Sts. Fried In F la t Hook I. pane HIM. Jusqa u*i cording to jril officials. She reads hip*pock?t for $35 to $50. (L e g a l N o tic e s ) giduire installed, w ater and gar. rerorils o f Hem | nole County. Service Other hooklegged "beat sollors" i a few ma >atines ami books, they Florida, c o n ta in in g l (t 32.10a age furnished. Phone 18-J. acres, m ore or less. here ure J o y t r U l y s s e s " . "A . T said, left hy vidturx. ------------------------------------ ---------- t in - eotitiT o f r o t ’VTV .irtxJF. Termar.Cnah. F u rch a ser to pnv ma transfer pictures, Night in ir ^Moorish Harem’, Mrs. Gatlin i* fuerd with several FURNISHED apartm ent for re n t1 a ' ^ 1'o r ‘ > 'TY 8TAT,: ° K for deed. ntt. and brushes. Sun jxd .. \V. K. W HITK. 1(1 u u u u iu x — 41 UUWII IX III*: Ks ST At TI. niunths moiv of pail life until Jan­ ‘‘.Memoirs of I*anny 11ill” und "Suin UIU the I11TU1U Herald building—n down ' in h i: k ta b o f U.M.l’il Hon­ Paints and Varnishes, town As S p ecia l M'asler In Fhicneery. uary, when her trial is -scheduled tyrieon.’ The Joyce hook sells from 'd. rt4 ['cation at remarkably low j inson . Deerused i Paint and Wall Paper .... |**g:if*,4’M •IlH^rlhti- \VII.SON, HOVI.K K DIUHTON. I in lie culled in Rockingham Su­ $15 to $G0, "A Night in it Moorish rates S o lic it o r s for t'*iinplalimnt. First in Natural Ueauty. Cuneral Sunf^rJ, i»ion*> «-Y «£ ft . Ask for Mr. Haines a t The '1%i;,. r. .*..«• ptrinnn Imvbitt «:lalfAii |W. Fire. St. perior Cour;. here. The trial, which Hurcnt" lx quoted'ut front $10 to Herald Office. nr d»*mandM iigulnut ri»I*I f*^tul»*: developer, owned 25,000 ncreii of wlrnt i*4*mr,vS« $25 und the Fe.mtY.Hill vohimo Is a ... . — Y«»*i #«*xir)t of you u rf hereby will bring together some of the X • i , \ IP n r t ' i I notified t»ml r«**|ulre*l t** i»re»enl any IN TIIF FTHFFIT FOITItT OF Till: best of No’th Carolina’s legal In­ marked from Pctroninolc County, and with ull this vast te|V.L.7v‘—J& fi*«t$tv*« ••rill «|rnuiml*( Whlrli yon, or . in every shape and lO""H0IISCH a Or K e n t TWF.NTY-TItlHD JtH'IFtAI. FI It. tent is o tp c.tid to last for a week tii»’"Su' rylcon'JHlemantls $30 to choose from ae’-jeted a spot udjoininu Loch Ar or ,*■— rltlivr of v#*ti. max hxivr agnliiHl |Mocks, ti!*e roofing,.ornn- __ FtMT OK TDK STATF. OF FM*111$G0. > DA IN AM* FOU XKMINOI.K . or monk rif* Sanford Cement For Rent—7 room house, 309 9th his home site. 4‘ !nin»iV' «l’•!*«!!’Ty.'1*k'iV.I-1* .i*t*i There is u wid-* rungb in the FOFNVY. IN FIIANCKItY. Company, F ifth nnd Much of tin* time of the trial price* St. $25.00 per month. Phone G71. »i*«- Hon. lax U sii»n>n <’<*un»v TIll-I : ’J •’AI.VKIIT MOItTtlAOH COM­ of all the undcr-cnvcr vol­ . . .1 inlirr of Sv mi 1milt* Fun my III Ills ofw ol afxRj probably will be taker up with the Phone 112.-W. PANYu Furp. rallmi FompUlnThis angle of the book.. „ . . I,. ^ I flee III th«* Fulintv fiuirtliuiiur i testimony of Rev. Thoniu* F. umes. ant 's Fifteen minutes from the heart of Sanford. « im in ^u For Rent: 5 room house with fir*s- j ser-inol. Cuuntv. Florida, within cm'* ("Thunderbolt” ) Pardue, minister- legging bysinesn follows tho bootplace. 910 Myrtle Ave. rhone , twclv. months from Hir ilair there- T t . t.O Nii e l al D efen d u n ta slowly, and the new wide Countn* Club Road ynajed^!1 J* uf liiittors and much deEaxseJ. Farm s, G roves,1 7. T l l i : JtTATE OK FLOJIIUA TO: evtttlgslUt and star proseeutioii legvir.g I nils an to price upon the location ■Hu N. Park Ave. Phone [ the trip a wonderful drive. T. U I/1NF, uml w ife il . A. liiNfi ivilness who played u s t e l l a r role in • • <a b# w i 1J1 t .aNoun Avanur FloverUal,* , hl. Investigation which led to the of the book ItOro and the nbiltly Ailinlnlxtrwlor uf I hr Rmtale " t | Al„nli.„r»i.ir ury A lab am a und W. P. For Rent: F’vrrnlahed cottage o n , of the pur^inser ut "haggling". U A L F I f ItOlltNlfOV. Dirrum- t .' ItOrtHITlill alleged nturdress* arrest. e.o Fidelity D c | m .»U Silver Lake flee Jno. D. Jinkinx PCHT PRINT SHOP Foinp.nty Atlanta tleorgla. 3. Improvements have never ntppped. I’enpfyiw ^aFd •Confession Revealed Notice of Application far Tax P*»'l It appearing from a sworn hill of PLANE STILL MISSING •m ice on anything In at Court House: trie Lines and Street Lighting now partial!;^ k^>*< The erstwhile divine instigated I'inter Hei-iIon MS * * f the 'J f • oniplulnl In this, cause that )<>u •X phone call will get Htulutm nf lh** Ht*•••* T. U I.t«NO and wife. M. A. MJNU. tin* murder inv xtiguiion when he ed. All City Conveniences except gas., „ |* FY)R RENT—House on Oak Ave Notice Is hcreliy Klmn ll'flt •-. r • are non-reshleiits of th<* State nl divulged to authorities a confession LONDON, / Nov. 18 — (IN S )— Phone 117-W. 9 Rull• A m« ^ U th 'Street. Unfurnished. Phone 1 'tark purcliasee of Tjx (.ertIfIcals Florida, and that ton are tesldents which ho claimid Mrs. Gatlin con­ Word was xiifl lucking today a* to No 310. dated the 1st day of Jun* of u slnt* of country other thun 80-1-J. A. l>. F*2S. has filed **ld certlM- the Htatv of Florida, and that your fided to,him n a religions exalta- tlie whereabouts or fate o f the ___L -------------------------- cate In inv office, 'und has mads a0- address la 123 lailtoun 4. The First National Bunk or Sunford holds Avenue. ton a fter she attended a revival' plane "Princess Xenlu" carrying :BoonNG—T h t Roof FvpllcMtlon for tax ileeil to Issue In »cPlovardale. XI-.ul wnnirry. A In ha in a. • Captain Robert McIntosh and the Loch Arbor Improvement Fund, whic^hj S|fMetal shingles; For Rent—Ghe nicely furnishel cpidat.-u with !«»'. Halil certlflcai** and that you. IV. P. IIOH.SITKft. no- that Rev. I’uril'J.* was conducting Bert Hlnkler'whlch tick off from *«am tin and galvtniznd apartm ent, all modern conven­ embraces IIn* following ile.crlheil uls*> a nun.n-sldent of the Slate -if at Reidsville. Guarantee th at all improvments will continue-U pa von Tuesday In an attempted Phono property sltnatsd In Seminole Coun­ Florida, and that you ute a resi­ ■ J»mes II. Cowan. Oak ience?, $25.00 monthly. completion, on a constantly moving scheduled a i m Th? minister told the authorities non-stop flight to India. dent of a slate or country other ty. Florida, to-wlt: . 1Third St. P hont 111. 207, 916 W. 1st St. W 1-2 of I^)t 312 and All Io*» than the Ht*l~ of Florida, nnd th.it that the 20-year -old bride confew311 Van Arsdsle Osborne n r« tyour address la In rare of Flde|t*y ed she hadkillcd her father a year nt >3* HOMESTEAD—Bank of Homehe delighted to present I erage Co's Addition to Iliac* Depoelt Compunv, Atlanta, tleorgla. No Mortgages. Loeh Arbor is free of incumhrfttlMiP |l.imni**ck. la ueres. Therefore, you. T. I. I.UNO and wife. befory with an itXo os he wa.i eat­ stead to reopen for bu.xincas shortdinette Shinholser with The mu Id land being ssreilI at tli" M. A. LONll and you. W. I* ltf*H ing his breakfast, und hud then ^ _ |» the Milane. Call a t Tho • dale of th** Issuatiee nf such c e r t i ­ NIT Hit. are ordarctl ami rcijulrnl t<* ri,n. . n|a.| u;M ilf.,|v . •j 3,ga3»*fri |»..*»v a cot­ |v. *• ta, and appear hafore this a toi ficate In th e name **f Unknown. ipppar iminrr tnia tCourt uuu »n i Cunceuied. , «•-’ It.s 0 j (I>.. i ,twy, , . Notice Is hereby iDrsn that < . K * th,3th d a y of D ecem b er. A. !». ten mill for.’man, had been imsaNo assessments. AH improvements nre included 4FOR RENT—5 hoom Bungalow at ('lark purehasrr of Tax <erljflcato 1327. to n n s w e r to the bill of c o m ­ Ing for n ’Ittlc over a yea;* but Yo u r OLD WALLS tho'original purchase price. \ i 2121 Palmetto Avenue. Garage. N„. 30H. dated tho 1st day « June p la in t e x h ib its,! a g a i n s t you In till.-, 1 n e w w a l l p a i n t $30 monthly. Sec R. H. Berg, :»t A. D.. 1323. has filed said certlflcats c a u se , t h s i s a n i e b e in g a proceeding no foul play hud ,be:n xuspaeted (* in conection with Ills disappaftr* | U my office, und lias made uppllra. to f o r e c lo s e that ce r ta in Indentu**NEW AND BET- The Herald office. lion for tax deed to Issue I*1 “J* * *V)1 4N nf m o r t g a g e d ated the 23th day of once. OWPURTHER i n f o r m a . rordance with law Hald certificate May. A. D. 1937. e x e c u te d by T. U No O'ty Tuxes. Tho owner of a Loch Arbor . HojRA Acting oil tho information funr■ nil.races the following described XLL PHnNE 235-J OR I.ON ft anil w ife . M. A. lAJNO. to th.pays onlv one fourth to one fifth as property sllualsd In Seminole Coup: CAI.VMRT MOIITOAOK C OllP A N V . ixhed them by th : cvnn friU t, auth­ COLLER; SANFORD. ly. Florid*, lo.wlt: raid m o r t g a g e b rin g recorded am on g orities began un investigation taxes as, he would have to *pay in the 6|fy USUQfi fads 231 to 2S« Van Arsdale Os. th e p u blic records of HemlnoP* ■> „ , U vxl, 'Jt _______ horno Ilrokerage t.os Addition P.iUhtv, F lo rid a, In M o rtg a g e ____ Hook ! which ended in the findng of Pet­ Sanford. , / jr _ . • to lllark , Ilkibmock. 40 acres^ n J***~^»ra»tfrtg. piano T v n five room houses. Also t»Of >rIlP , H|,| |nn.| bring assessed si i t. p a ge 36*. and' en cu m h rrln g t t i e j t t ’a n x e - h a e k e d Irndy bured in An unusually Rood op f o l l o w i n g Meerrihrd property. • ' ' “ •hallow grave in tho basement of •Ktrertj wRH 17 years furnished apartm ents. Enquire |,|„ ,|Utr of the issuance of sUet> a te . l y i n g and b rin g In th e County I . n " . .. f,„ ,ii„ ' .. * •*• i wratie store ... ____ _ ftty h om e. Of HemlmjU and __________ the Stutr of _____ Klnrl-1 th fhee PP^tty home. Mrs. Gatlin was ccrllflcat# III lha name of C. iporlunily (pr any coupli Intelligent restrictions. One fourth of an acro is, 2300 Mellonville Ave. tne llowell. .. .. du. and more particularly deacrlbcd; arrosted and charged with th** e. Room 10 & 11 McNotice I* hcrohv «Krn that wiahen to marry to re smallest lot you’ean own in Loch Arboh r' I’hon* H32. . l ei.h i / •% i hniriblo t rlnto cn the day' the grud a r k p u rch aser o f Tax Certificate FOR RE N T -6 room unfurnished man of moderate mean* may build here too. • - - - — u i day of Jun* Ti’r e +v-rrn * Ty nrcorrtVng to H U»v-omo- find was ma le. She (lamed: ceivc )Lhq, l|fmac, minister corner Oak and 17th St. ^ r't *1 mf* Vii*«i *•.»ui rrrtlflcatf It. Traffordht map of the City house ro rti"lxt«r. • •S'gns of all kimlx. .of Hepfi Florida, dulr rr r. hi my o ffic e , and ha* msil<> »PP,,C* ' and weddiri presents all »’«int 4c Wall Paper Phone 20. tlot* fur (a v deed »« ,'S L ..? X - orded anion.’ the public- records c o n U a c e w ith law. Said cyrtlflCOt* furni^hedihQf the Sanford of Hvmlnol* County. Florida, Priced to meet today’s conditions, witl'leraaul i l otherwise H decree pro coufvseo j FOR RENT:Small furnished house r n ih ra .es th e fo llo w in g will conlorm to your convenience. situ a te d In Seminole Coub - will bx rnlersd agulnsf you. Klwanis Club. Ccrenony* suitable for couple, two rooms, nrooertjr Vlarf.|«, t o - w l t : It ‘s f u r t h e r ordvrsd t h a t th lx iiTVRE— Pren* t i c s be p u b l i s h e d In T h e Hanford I will be performed by any t - t o f N B 1-1 Bastion U•* R»Jg*. Soda. We are both and garage, 2516 Orange ”ST B o w n s h ip 20 South Hangs 3 . ^ y o u r ^hoVie. Call 103 Ave. Phene 826-J.______________ minister x/that the couple V -'f fiT T ZX'Wi Fast, to * crs« . . J : SOLITIDj! preys ONRFCENTBRIDE .= s _ ====::======:== HELDi v BILLINGjjaUghiyBooks1Are Being Bootlegged ': i To Chicago Buyers For Pri ces Which ;Range From 10 To I 00 Dollars A Copy j' : ,' S S i 0,,,mSty' hm'k^M.Ti Episcopal Men’s Club Meets Friday Night USE QUAKERSTATE* OIL bli s . H CECIL L. ItlNEST. H A rb o r Loch WEDDING WANTED •Bi-Ct KE — irrigation For Relit: 6 room Stucco bungalow located a t 2300 Palmetto Ave­ ktncral cenient wovk. :t«i KC. p J , E. Ter- nue. All improvement*. $40 per 3rt and1Elm. month. Inquire a t Herald office- The said land b eing *»sea»«d at the d ale o f the lasu*ncr , “ fk ce r tlflc a ts In Ike n am s of Fn tess said c e r tific a te »•}*{• deemed e c c o r d l o g to lew 1,111 is sue th ereo n or. the 4tb ‘Jar HIT. - i, — lu re »f Deesraber ‘ A . . " W ltnese m jf . official „___ u i seal tb le n ilt* w*e U th —day "t Oct) ***"^"x ones ruch week fur four conaecu., live weeks. WITNEHH my hand ax Clark and tb» the kaal of ilia Circuit Co Twenty.third Judicial C ircu it o f i da. In f and f o r h# Htstr nf Florida. County, o liU* £a my fao fo leOctober. A .■Miwr _ V. K DOUOLAJW For Rent—fly* room house. B*th lu . Clark of th# C t r t v l t Court. | ber A. D.. andscreened poreh- $20,00 0*1’ ■ ^ a i C y . F lo r i d a .; *■, 7 v U. DOt’OliAML- -w- 1 — • e m i n * !•#B y- tA. M. • W B I U U Oak Ave. Phone 190W ClsVk C irc u it Court. Ssm lnora V his t k k O ^ t h . ” D ep u ty Clark-' C d u n ty . r u r l i t s i). , T > m ai a hpkncmh . ^ e Lav« oae v Ur A. K M K K p H c Hollcltors fo r C o m p la in a n t. nr House for rent. 1405 W. l«t. St Priest a( The ■ Apply Kent- Vulcanising Work . ‘ rW,'**lSB Wev Pqy. ami Sell Bottles of All De­ scriptions. Kiar of K O TS’ 8. SsOl^AN i l t Sanford Ave may *desii%(v,and will be as sacred as any other wed dintr.ceremony. If Interest or frrlle E. F Lana, Box 2329, Sanford Fla. —* *SH O « (N , DeForest • / f A V , i f • Realty .5-p.B<am G ). � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, November 18, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 18, 1927. 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X 0L F l o r t U '. H ««f a n Leased Wire International News Service ^ A N I P H D . F IO K ID A . T H U R S D A Y , N O V B M B K It 17, 1927 *• ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J E jfD E g l Fair and much cooler tonight probably light frost in extreme I north portion; Friday fair and colder. rv*i r r a M em ber A udit B ureau O f Cir'culationa iedo Is Prepared LOVER CLAIMS Communist Agitators A re D E M O C R A T S T O Claimed Responsible For r Busy Shipping DEATH BULLET Propaganda ainst U.S. H AVEHARM ONY asonThisWinter FIRED BY GIRL U. S. Buys Patent Of Latest W in* Device LONDON, Nov. IT. -(IN S ) — Th« United States has bought the American patent rights to the new Handley-Page slotted airplane wing, the latest dev­ ice in aviation constitution, tile Daily Chronical announced to­ day. The price was $1,100,000. The wing has a number of slotted surfaces near the »>dge of the winp that it is maintain­ ed will |N‘rmit an aeroplane to be controlled even after the engine has stalled and the upped has been greatly reduced. ofiC WAHINGTON. N„v. 17 (INS) tl,,i " is to g«» f„r "Communi-t Itu’ rian rommuiiistic agitators pi..p ■vaiula dirifted by .Mr. A. It., ,wen« financed t*y the Mexican u tarv of tin* Russian legal mu Entry In Diary Shows F.xist treasury to go into Guatemala m Mexiro." ttrd.-r this sunt to be paid m Campaign Will He Formally ence Of Clandestine l.ove and other central American counImogene’s BrotherDe|tries and spread the doctrine* o f v l-l l.v the Bank of'M exico will,. Inaugurated With Revival A flair Between Divorcee Bolshevism, the Washington Her- ..,,r u„. llslia| , vCeipti, and clarts Divorce Tes­ Of I'amousJacksonDay Dili And Young Married Lover aid asserted today m the fifth tif tl ,i n.. er*(ry ..f this payment lu­ ,g P l a n t O p e n s ; B i g nets Famous For Fireworks lls »_Ties of articles dercrihtng i., oic .,o o„- t„M,k •. of the control timony Would Give • he anti-American uctivitiea of h i' depatlm. ot." said the «>r*|.i Faison Is Accused Remus MuchWorry i In- • alles government. I .ilo« i. tii, anl another ord.i. Lenders Hope They Of Shooting (Jirl The Herald reproduces docu­ . to t... given J.*t,non (or "ex ( ’a n ile t Together ments said to li&ve Ik-i-ii secured p. i IO pi lilt l||g IwlokH of BlK’i.*; Judge Appoints Committee Father Of Five Small Child­ Imm the secret files of the Mexi­ p •l ae aoda for tho coniniutii<t foreign office to support the of the voting, of this rapt T n u ililf C en terin g In Clmlce To Investigate Charges Of ren Claims SheSho!Herself can i barges. One Pablo Palovichi, jd*- I • i d vn i. l i t v*l O f MainSpeakprApctHtnKJf Which WereComAs lie Was In Her H im iiiis ribed as " a propaganda export tk Crops Expected Contempt I be Ili-rald asserts that the com Riffl'renci* In l.lq u or Yii'WU mitted During TriulOfCaae c i.in * lion with the Itussian legucaiiipaign was undurtak-h Tedious Task Of Se­ fo Bring Immense WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 (INS) It It'll Ml (Nil Va.Ncv. IT ilNSt tmn," was permitted to draw $83,­ I ■ t'le1 ideiit < alien in dose .coop­ BY GEORGE It. HOLMES lecting Jury Goes —"Wv liwcil together until J A. M 000 the iliH'iinients show, for the * i.itmn with Ih*- Soviet govern health To Section —The kaleidoscopic spotlight that on Int i-ri'ii n-ii.i I News Service I urtme of "prtqxigandn expensej" O ', nt of K iismu , .'mil that one < •' the /rounds of tin* club.'' Tim Slowly On Its Way Siaff Correspondent Inin kept the alleged legal apjrreamong the Indians of Guatemala, rends aa entry in u small diary, and among the school children of |l e. id.jecl was to overthrow th ssiona of Harry F. Sinclair nnd WASHINGTON, No. 17. The Ith tho doors of Oviedo’a Albert B. Fall under a pitiless which recorded the truns|>orts of Mexico. The fae-similles of Hk* |i<un•rvative vi-w-riinieiit of Nica Ilem-w'i itic cnmpaigii of I'.US will Effort To Win Florida DelCINCINNATI, O., Nov. 17 1*125 000 combined ice and et up in that countiv glare of publicity for the pust passion which held sway over lie d>H.iiments printed hy the Herald I-iformally inaiigurutcd in Wash an anti \no-rican administration —George Remua, former mil­ cKntion In National Convencitrus-packing plant op- three years today shifted to Htill lives of pretty F.lsie Snipes, divor­ Inar the sign atrice of I’ nealdenJ •b i u,ii,i,i Inistr.ito tho constrn nipt.hi hi mid .!unitary with a re »' tion Denied Hy Supporters lionaire “ king of the bootleg­ another angle. hulled. fnr the first time, with •n i ot tlic pru|Mised Nicaraguan \ival <>f tlie fununu .luck on day cee ami niusie teacher, and John Of At Smith; Interest Gains g e rs’ ’, killed hia wife, ImoWith the oil conspiracy trial On*- order for $l!r»,000. i tutus ■I hv tlie t'nited States. lnt citrus shipments dinners that Inn.- hi-en productive Ksle> f ii .m young married loan postponed for the time being, ami gene, not because o f her ting good pries an(i with the jury tampering probe of the and father fo r two years, ami •f o much fuework.d in other JACKSONVILLE, Flu., Nnv. 1. friendship for Franklin L. >ase of 100 acres in district attorney's office tempor­ year its spoirore hope it will be (IN S)— Reports that enimisaries Dodge, Jr., thp dry agent, which had come b. its ending in j [nick plantings over last arily at a standstill, Interest today hitter iraged) t'-day. •>f Governor Al Smith of New a "Harmony thnner." but because he feared the an excellent business centered around the steps taken by 'lent I. Shaver, chairman of the Vork have launched a campaign to Fais.iii, evretary-munager of a District Supreme Court Frederick mocratic National Committee, win the Florida delegation in the testimony sho planned to give pr in Oviedo was predictcount.,s tiiib, was held in county L. Siddons to determine whether aid today it hud been definitely National Democtrntic Convention in the divorce court; the psterday by B. G. Smith, anyone should be adjudged in con- jail, formally charged with shout­ lrruled that the dinner would he slain woman’s brother, Harry F. ing the /u l, despite his denial and lent of die Bank of tempo of court as a result of the held, and that it would be of the were current here today from Brown declared today. his plea that he ended her own and other prominent bu3i- Fall-Sinelair mistrial. harmony variety. There is, how rorces known to favor the candi­ jtlrs. Remus was on her way tn a life with his pistol while he was in |m«n and growers in inter­ Siddons appointed a committee her apartment before daylight over, m< unanimity in Democratic dacy of Governor Al Smith. The taxi to the divorce court to testify with The Herald. of three local members of the bar yesterday. And Mrs. C. A. Holt, Then Attempts To Kill Self M ilil.m (in te rs J o in ' H ands - irvles over tin* political wisdom of tumor met with a prompt and em- on tho morning October lost Irervey of the town's busi- to investigate the sworn charges T ragedy Results Front Her To uiduiii I'oiigrcssiu n n lA id (aging the event, and there i"- a phatice denial, while, in the camp when Remus followed her In hia aged mother of Miss Snipes, this \ntlook for the winter shows that things occured during the afternoon took the body of her Barents Refusal To Hermit I of Jllllll Disatili'd O ffic e r s wide lYinge of opinion as to the of the oppoMtii-n. the gossip is limousine and shot her when ha .ease in the cash reserve of course of the trial of the oil king pogrnm that should he attempted. jockied her cab to a curb in Eden daughter back for burial tomorrow Marriage Because She Alla " ho Served DurinRCoiifltct ak over this period last year and the former cabinet officer It i: the program that is the given credence. This developement Park. in the little family plot at Prince­ *ttrr business conditions in which made a premature ending chi.'f ource of worry. Any Jack­ has created an interest in the pres­ “ In my sister’s effects are docu­ WALTHAM. Maft.. Nov. 17.— in the opinion of such there of mandatory. The commit­ ton, N, C. W \riliNGTON. Nov. 17.— . an day dinner worthy of the name idential nomination that overshad­ ments, letters and other evidence Meanwhile police investigating as W. .1 Lawton, one of tee wan ordered to sit “ forthwith.” (IN S)—’ She w.v in terrible pain. No- te.tr alter the Armistice, Would have to include, it was p o in t­ ows the gubernatorial nomination. that will prove Remus killed her the tragedy, were piecing together |lf»ding merchants; G. W. Procedure waa today being con­ nn age old- story of a clandestine She kept gasping and gashing and tin- Vmericait Legion and other ed out, of all of the prominent fig­ During the recent session of the because of the testimony she lnte'nures in the party, and particularly a grower; B. F. Wheeler, sidered by the three members— begging me to fmirh it. "Finish vfi>-i.o, organization will launch nil those who are to ho considered state legislature, backers of Gov­ ded to give that day," declared j ”r of the Nelson St Co., Inc., Major Peyton Gordon. U. S. At­ love affair between the two. Other , . I a i.. „ lino- m the coining session presidential candidates in 1928. ernor Smith are said ti have ap­ Brown. ' house, and H. T. Warren, torney; ;.Iohn K. lusky, former U. documents found in Miss Snipes' me, finish me,’ *hc cried until This evidence is at the disposal proached members of both houses The list is longan d the .range of couldn't stand it any more and fin­ npnrtment included n hatch of let­ grower. of * .-iuw. in obtain relief for S. Attorney, and Janie* S. Easbyin the interset of Now York’s fav-* of the prosecution if it wishes to ally I just had to shoot her." Thin their political views is wide. There ters written by Faison, in which fiatline of the town’a ac- Smith locally prominent barrister was the story told h> Joseph Ruck- J.ii'n -n ililcd emergency World would he. it is presumed, Gov. A1 orito son hut was reported that uso it. Remus knew that my slat­ nents during the past who last year camp Into national Jie proclaimed his affection in ex­ ley, twenty -three, of Weston, who \Vnr offi*ern. Smith of New Y’ork, Win. G. Mc- they were met with a cool recep­ er’s testimony would cause him no Ipi presented in an inter. prominence as defense counsel travagant terms ofendeannent and is dying here in the Waltham Hos­ Adoo.G ov.RitchneofMary etaoin e tion in a majority of cases. Work end of difficulties because of his Tin h. e-ns, the disabled veter­ outlined his plans to divorce his l\rth Mr. Smith. The biggest for former director of the veter­ many unlawful and crooked deals.” pital, while his sweetheart, Miss wife—mother of his five small an ct tk,- world war, the veterans Adoo Gov. Ritchie of Maryland, is underway, it was said today to course, in money expend- ans’ bureau Forbes. Dodge is in seclusion In a Cincin­ Gov. Donahey of Ohio ,nnd the create Smith campaign organiza­ Grace Mills, nineteen, of this town children— and marry Miss Snipes I£« new packing and ice It will be their duty to study lies de id with two bullet wounds of t • •. ;n War?, the Military Or­ Democratic leaders in Congress tions in every county in the State nati hotel, as is Ruth Holmes Re­ Tlie mother of the girl today above tlie hearti j-rf the Lake Charm Fruit the four affidavits, and to hear der ot the World War score <-t such n;’- Senator Walsh of Montana nnd in order to perfect a statewide mus and other Important witnesses. refused to believu Faison's story •w organization.. Then testimony t. ----------- 1 thereon, that caused The voung couple, who met while divi.'-ional and regimental associa­ Senator-Red of Missouri, Senator machine and "unlimited funds" are Brown said he had been In touch that Miss Snipes took her own.. , First with Dodge. tion .nil join forces in seeking Robinson of Arkansas, Senator available for this purpose. of the *«vnnnn F‘u n i Ba£ | ,he '“ ‘ ‘‘‘ ■‘'‘d- Tw“ were sworn to life, when Faison stepped into »n *" *he a 130,000 addition to by Donald Key King, reporter for “ Dodge denies the cowardly a local publishing relict 'li- ne*vsoary legislation Gins? of Virginia, Senator Simm­ Prt,tcrhave PrMfl* a engaged l‘Kal including a gymnasium,!tho Washington Herald, and J. adjoining ftxmi. and asserted that1firm, charges of misconduct with my been for al­ will n,- la-introduced hy Senator ons uf North Carolina, and a great sinter that Remus has mad* again­ *1* I?11*® WWllM)'*|R»y Akers. street car conductor, "KLie never killed herself.” most a vtar. The girr*i mother, i L. t tIM of Tennessee, number of others. within the town limit* These charged juror Edward Kidt\ formal charge of shooting to Mrs. John Barry, and her 'step­ wlm >i --I i a Brigadier tlenaral Gov. Smith and Gov. Ritchie and st him." said Brown. "He will l in new residences. lWel| wiUt public talking In viola* ,depth Klsie Holt Snieea beautiful father refused to allow u wedding ov •#.*...* it at tne proper time." iSeiialur Reed are claused aa wet. Gov. HunuTiey, Mr. McAtloo, Sena­ nttr’s shipping Uusin'esa tion o f his jum r’H oath—He had *28-yar-<dd divorcee, John W. F. Fat because of* the heart disesase from » TheKetBsua o d t d oat Th- l-dl |n-vidos for tho retire* tor VVuUh. 8*n»tor Glass and the well under yray. Cart said, according to the affidavits, son, 31, country club secretary, to­ which Alim Mill** sufered. 'They Jury was resumed with 18 tenta­ inrril of , m.-rgency Army,Navy iouthernern generally ure classed re aqd Lean* ure leaving ho expected “ an auto u block long'’ day steudfustly repented his ori­ wouln't let ns marry," the young tively accepted Jurors In the box. ginal btory told police that the man odwmnn continued. “ We met ami M.iuiu- officer;!, who were oh dry. How n speaking program g* weekly nnd oftener.out of Sinclair’s . ovquittul. Eddie Pell of Osteen has beon Tha exercising o f peremptory chal­ zrrlou-lj -h-aided during the My oranges and tangerine's Tlie remaining two were submit­ young music teacher Bliot herself. Tuesday afternoon and decided that World War. nn the same condit could lie arraiige*| for such a dis- indicted on a charge of first de­ lenges by the state and dafani itfetir way north or are ul- ted by Assistant U. S. Attorneys Entering a plea of not guilty if We couldn't live together, Wc ions t vi tin/ for other elnssen of tiguished gathering without invit­ gree murder in connection with proceeded after a new panel o f 60 ing a clash of views that would the slaying uf David E. Walker, talesmen was sworn in. 'to the markets. The excel!- Neil Hurkinshuw and Walter M. when lie wus arraigned late last could certainly die together.' es brought by the early Shea. Mure serious in nature, they night, Faison was remanded to “ She wanted me to shoot her ami officer Hu- lull failed of passage defeat the harmony purpose of the Volusia county constable, last July Remus was the magnet that fruit are making both or- alleged that Sinclair had hired jail in default of bond, with In­ I wanted her to idioot me," Buck at the l et i-miun, due to Senate dinner Is a question that is yet to according to word received here drew the crowd. The spectators |ind tangerine growers opti- the Bums Detective Agency to il­ case set fur Nnv. 'Jit. Mrs. Snipes ley naitl, "hut neither could hear to filibtihtei and the refusal of the he worked out. late Wednesday from DeLand wntched this strange, stocklly Senate I invoke cloture to insure Chairman Shaver said today no where the grand jury went into built man with the large bald head toward the outcome of the legally influence the Teapot was the (laughter of Mr. and Mrt. hurt the other. We finally return its eiiu* tineiit. decision hud yet been made on the session for the full term of the comfort himself in a manner befit­ year’s business, Dome jury. These affidavits laid C. A. Holt, o f Princeton, N. and ed to Waltham, arguing all the About J.iilM) volunteer National program. Ha rather inclines to circuit court. ting a lawyer In n caso that baa truck crop will he large the foundation for the gruiul jury was the former wife of Ira .'•nipes, way, then drove track again to Gunpl and drafted offici-ra will he the suggestion advanced hy some Pell in nlh-ged to hare murdered attracted national attention. He x—larger than last year’s investigation, now nenrly complet­ who has since remarried and |ivea Kudbiry." Sudbury." In this town near Hen affected l>> the tegislatioii. Hun- Democrats that the beat wuy out Constable Walker at Osteen when perused bulky law books, scribbled |W acres principally devoted ed, which atrendy has resulted In ut Tarboro, N. C. ry Ford’* Way:.ide Inn, Hie girl ilrcda limn- would have been heue- o f the dilemma would bo to have the officer attempted to search his in ledgers and now and then took ng of late celery which the formal churging of the oil made it midden decision, he said fitted hud the law been enacted hut one speaker who in not identi­ auto for liquor. At a preliminary the floor to question talesmen in ^a profitable crop to many magnate find two o f his lieutenants She grabbed the gun lu*r fiance ihortly after the Armistide, a;t the fied with either the Smith or Me- hearing following tho shooting hi.* deep, throaty voice. Word’s J * and is oxected to repeat with conspiracy to tamper with had bought and shot not him but ranks of the emergency offiivn Ail-m, or wet or dry. faction* of Pell ill said to have admitted the rolled easily and sonorously from |j*«r sfter the closo o f the the jury. herself. She tlid not, however, *h • huve In i n thinned eacli year hy the party. John W. Davis, the deed hut clulim-d lie fired in self* his ready tongue. He waa dressed season. Under Siddons* order, should "She seemed to bv suffering ter­ premature deaths. III the la t year, ItKM candidate, has been suggest­ defense, alleging that the can- In a neat fitting blue business suit. Smith and Mr. Wheeler tho select committee find anything ribly," the young man continu'd, it wan -.aid, sixty-five of tin disnh- ed aa the tdcAl election for this stable became abusive und that he A pearl gleaned from his block tie. task? Ex-Gov. Janies M. Cox of (I' pII) feared death or injury. declared thot tho citrus off-color in so fur as uctjiul court nnd she kept heging me to shoot led Vt ter-li.l ill-ii. The first hour of the session Ohio, tlie 1920 candidate, has also 1would be short. Mr. Smith procedure was concerned, those Tho defendant was ordered held her and put her nut of pain, ‘‘ t-inwas given over* to the routine bus­ The l.-Jp. I.itnuy has ha-1 the en- been ruggerde.l. that perhaps 100,000 persons liable will immediately he Miss Elizabeth Garrett, a South- nlly I couldn't stand it any long­ without bond by Judge J. E. Pea­ '1 Imre an* still others, however, cock of DeLand, but later Pell was iness of the Judge’s ruling .on would be shipped before cited to allow cause why they Side Primary Scliuol teacher, yes­ er. I just hml to do as she wanted doraer.u-ni o f tin- American Legion p>*e of the season. They both should not be adjudged in con­ terday afternoon Buffered slight "I hated to kill her," III* cried " at every naU-nul convention since who believe this would bo a nega- given his liberty on a $12,600 bond claims of exemption from the jury fident, however, that nny tempt. Juror Kidwell has answered ruts and bruises nbout the head you must believe that, don't you? I'JJit .The Paris convention recently on habeas corpus proceedings be­ service made by a dozen or more (Continued on page Four) urged ii eiiactuient und i-i'umfore Judge Wallace W. Wright in members of tho new panel o f CO in the actual number of the affidavits o f King and Akers when u pupil, whom she was try­ you must believe Hint!" with u petition for u hearing anil mended that tinhill he placed at this city. This bond was later •worn in this morning. bum last year’s totals will ing to discipline, gave her u The first five talesmen examin­ withdrawn and Pell gave himself °r» than overcome by the a hearing and a request that the push causing her to full with her LAKELAND l'rncticnlly nil tile top Ilf tile legion's ■Icgi.'d.ltlvo ed, three men and two women, contempt up to authorities to bo demanded program I * fon— Congress. The bill M prices to be obtained this two he utljudged in right nf ways throught tliiv place testified they were .opposed to capthemselves for huving Improperly htnil striking the pav......nt. She secured for ntule road 17 from would cost the government about tu jail. [waa taken to the Farnald-Laughton In the first report of the grand ital punishment and were exc new Lnkn Charm Fruit approached him with respect (Continued on tutg<* Four) Ihospital where her wounds . were Lakeland to Auburudule. the. oil case. jury no tru>«* bills were returned The next man had formed a fti ny Pladt illustrates the There will he no station of the J«™wd. She was ‘Ji^hnrged shortngainst H. O. Prideaux nnd Obie opinion regarding the Remus ®f its hackers in Oviedo as |y nfterwurds and nurses sttiu toWilliams, a negro, both of whom and he, too. was qxcused. Tomorrow day that the injuries were super­ renter. The *126,000 In­ grand jury today. NEW YORK, Nov.—(INS) — were arrested in conection with Considerable time was consur however, at the request of th‘ to it represents not only a ficial but pqinful. Informed by her lover that his the slaying of Walker. in the examination of Thomas ; C plant modern In every re­ select jurors, District Attorney Ralph Dean, aged nine, n pupil financial situation would not per­ Newman, 67, a specialty mind operated entirely by el- Peyton Gordon and his assistant, at the school is said to have be­ mit “ the thought of marriage.” Asked If he knew o f any reaaoi)! “7 hut in addition an loe Nell Burkinshaw will go before come engnged In a fight with a Miss Groce Von Rittberg, 28, why he would nob moke a fair with a capacity o f 40 tons them to explain "certain sectum-i passing negro l»oy und when tin* With the opening o f thy hunting Marshal) sui«i: tu-lie ye*) to he the daughter o f u impartial juror, h* said he did of the statutes of the United on ice a day for use, not season only two dayu away, indicu-Under the recently enacted German Countess, ended her own adding: teacher attempted to part [to the plant hut for the con- States." These, it is believed, are pair. The boy ia raid to havo tion* are that the woods this year „tate-wi.!e law. November JO will life with poison while her sweet­ “ I have always believed ia iwn 0f retail buyers in Ov- sections 37 and 137 of the penal will draw a large aggregation of fil, j lh,. r„||„willL. K;,lll(. available golden rule and I would apply i t ' *** *116 surrounding ter­ code, defining jury tampering ami aented the teacher’s interference ocal aportsmen who are planning to lhu hunt(sr n)1(J trapper: Deer, heart paced the Door in uu adjoin­ ing room, according to informat­ conspiracy to do to. Indictments and engaged in an encounter with this case. 1 never form any host , Packing Pl»*>t has a tl, December 31; ion-in tha hands of police today. her. The youth, according to the to leave Saturday and Sunday In (btk,k OIl|y) T Funeral services for A. V. Mc- opinions." P*f®« wight cars of fruit a on the tampering charges are ex­ police version of the affair, gave quest o f deer, turkey and other quaJ|> umi, F#bruary 1&. ruihi ur Henry Waver, nn artist in whose Guin. pioneer resident and promin­ Both state and defense . pected early next week. . ,l* ,nor® Than ample tho teacher a thove and she fell game. Reports from the county ranr8h hwn3( to November 30, and apartment the girl was found dy. ent citrus grower who died sud­ Newman and he remained | . territory’ s needs for aevj W ? fcffiCB are to tho effect t0 on|y on u,#* *alt water on the pavement. I*srs *t leaat although McClannahan Breaks The boy was carried to the that tho number of|hacensoa issued mMnheH o f th* atate. turkey ing, was quoted hy tho police as denly Sunday night at his homo at jury box. The state then exs saying lit had met Miss Kittborg its second peremptory * w groves are being planKrant> anlpet on an Atlantic liner last spring Poala, were held this morning at excusing Joseph C. Dory police station where he remained thua far Is slightly smaller thsn duck> doVM| ger 11 o’clock at the funeral homo of !•» at least considered both - Leg In Auto Mishap until last night when he was for this“ time ____ _ gallinules ^ *..... *ast W hut It is coots, uml squirrels, to and had informed her several Miller and Erickson, local under­ salesman. rn* •JJts and outsiders. The turned over to Ids parents who believed that a last minute rush Jan*unrv**il" days ugo that he was In no posit­ takers. Rev. W. P. Buhrman. pas­ Th* first man of tha of the new company are: Friends and admirers o t Lefty live at Upsala. His father is said will awell the total over the 1926 ' ' . . . She tor of the First Methodist Church, nira was then called. Jlu The open seuson for fur-beur- ion to consider marriage. ward, prerident; Joe Wolf, McClannahan. southpaw twirler of tirbe a railroad employee and was became despondent, ho said, and was in charge of the services. thur Gear, a florist. He Sklent; E. B. Mend sen, the Sanford baseball team-during reported out o f (lie city yester­ Stat'e liscenae* issued n*» far tot- ^ “ ni1nr,ala wi,‘ ^ " ‘ " T ? ,F‘‘ b- last night stepped into an adjoin­ was opposed to tha death The body will be sene to Atthe past season, will regret to learn t, and H. E. Cole, treasur« c Spt that the .ed, or day afternoon. No action was al 103 while i-.pecial derr permits that the hurler sustained a broken taken by tie* police hut it la un­ County hunting liscenses h«v • ¥” ^ 1 “ “ “ V ^he taken only to ing room in his apartment and lantu, Ga., for interment, and will and was excused. t wallowed the ih-ath potion. be accompanied by Mnw McGuln 'v.thoul . -gu. "5 n*w and truck leg as the result o f nn automobile derstood Hint tho case may be tak- been iranted, making a total of A n.it..Vhiih Miss Rittberg left who was summoned here late ^vnt* is an extensive nro- aeld?nt occurring , Armistice Day Klt in charge by the county pro­ more than «00 liweiues issued exl" '! iU u,ui*r. thJ* U* Time LimitClosesl elusive o f fishing liscenses. It ia , F.°.r «»ne day one buck, 16 behind read: “ I love you. I am Monday afternoon following dis­ PuahwJ at Gardena at C«»coa. bation officer. returning the ciguretto cs *,-.” The covery of the bodv at the homo in 3 Seeking City McClannahan, who has been . y *J** Hield Land ComIt wa* reported that the hoy oetimated that the fishing lic e - ‘ ' “ “i Va16 $***: 16 gift which sho returned jvaa wrap­ Paola. Death is believed to have making his home in the east coast aes number 460 turlkeys, 26 doves, fn * geese, j _,> "iowifo. The tract is will not be permitted to return city since the close of the baseball to echool, for th*> time being at With the tl**m limit The seeuson formally opens on 15 «nJPC5' 20 ' ool,h’ ped in paper colored red, whlta been caused by an attack o f heart [San/5 Oviedo nnd on season .was reported to have been passed for Sunday, November .20. Hunting-on J ,” 15. . ° L . E S S and black, the old imperial G er/ trouble i v L ? R o a d and conleast. ___ ' Mr. McGuin had lived In Semin- pr0 Sunday is forbidden by Mate law htn,» aj3<J 26 r“ ina and f allipuUl man colors. wres in all. Eighty driving a small truck when he ran into a telephone pole •« ole County fur many yeorfi W in g *Dec. ^ 6, Sanford The dead girl was of distinguish­ and although the state game de“ *h# rtrk . ! ,rTw,y net out crashing into another car. Three BIrUwTo Every partment has no jurisdiction over »■« the season, .two bucka, ed American and German parent­ one of the largest citrus growers called The upon to L ^ J it r u s and a contract of impart threw hint on the Sunday hunting, the sheriffs of‘ «vkeyo. and 200 of any of age, It was revealed today by her for many years. Two years ago he between thro* Two Deaths InOctober . "F of »n additional force pavement, breaking his right leg fice reiterated today its intention th® other game birds, or animals, mother, with whom she lived In an retired and removed to Atlanta office now fitrus land was let below the knee and lacerating h*J a short W. C. Hill to enforce the atnta. and pe'nnit Permitted to be killed, apartment here. Tho Countess where he remained until -• *'ve houses have been For every three births during left leg. time ago when he returned to Son. Jan. 1 and Von Rittberg, her mother, sold no ahooting of game until Mon“ Every sportsman should famynrJ ° f *°ad com­ tlie month of October there were day. With this edict facing them Uiariso himself with the bound- the gi>l was a niece of John E. ford. He had been living et Paola com* a candidate P i raid in his optwo deaths, according to a report TROTZKY OUTLAWED Frank U “ submitted today by S. L. brnart, local ninirods will huve to post- arles of the breeding grounds Campbell, once governor o f Ohio, on one of his groves and was to h * .t riL.c.ont,*ln? Eome of which has been posted, two in close friend o f Abraham Lincoln. have been Joined hy Mrs. McCain and H. R. local registrator of vital statistics. pone their hunting fdr one day In the LONDON. Nov. 17 .—(INS>— that within a short resident* c see the new state wide game law number located west of the little Her father, Count Von Rittberg, on Thanksgiving. Leon Trotsky nnd Gregory /"»'»- A total of 39 births and 20 deaths into, effect according to C. F. Mar- and big Weldwa River in Seminole once chamberlain' to tha Prince /nt 1« will Last Saturday morning he was o , one of 'the show. vlev, besides being tousted com­ was recorded for the past month. . Births were listed as follows: shall, deputy game commissioner and Orange counties, und south Lippo was divorced by her moth­ in an automobile mishap when he I, ^1 m,n°l* Connty. Tho pletely by the Russian Communist of drove his cur into the front of the direction of party, have been outlawed and de­ male white, 8 female white, 6; who has just returned from Tampa and east of Lake Jessup in the er eighteen years ago. R ii ■ ‘ ■ ». i , SIcCrory store on First .Street ot Orlando, tales •*- prived o f their • homes and the male colored, 12; female colored, where he and other deputiee held Black Hampiock section, a conference with State Comm- A marked map has been placed it is believed that PENSACOLA— 19271 company. means o f existence, the Rigs corr­ 13. Deaths were: male white, five in the county judga’s office ns here will probably the accident resulted r,tre’ truck crop will cov- espondent o f the Dfily Mail said female white, four; male colored, issioner J. B. Royall. In • abort statement today, Mr. information.’” million mark. * . ^ attack that proved „ tight; female colored, nine. today. 00 l * f * Four) f l S S ^ OIL TRIAL TAKES NEWturn; when f[effects S io n C 0 N T E M P T S K E N Progress Dodge Story Said SMITH REPORTED To Be All Fiction TOHAVESTARTED STATECAMPAIGN YOUTHKILLSGIRLAMERICANLEGION; ALREADY SHOTTOLAUNCHDRIVE!liYIIEROWNHANDTOAIDWOUNDEDi Volusia Grand Jury Charges Pell With 1st Degree Murder Teacher Is Injured In Encounter With Unruly Pupil Here F ian ce Kills S e lf While Lover Paces Floor in NextRoom Local Nimrods I’reparo For Opening Of State Hunting Season Next .Sunday Final R ite s H e ld Here This Morning For Pioneer Citizen ■JEST' ItJtVl * - .-it ' ("v . •V I . PEE A . ' �fare SANFOirtf nmr.Ti, tmvreAnAY, wov. it. W ants Rockne IsCriticizedBaby-Face* For Loosing ToA rmy Wh ichls Sixth Team Ever To Win Sammy's Title If, Coin, Races. Shooting And Tennis Scheduled For Season; Mid-January Meet Will Open The Golf Year IT KJH'RKT. N. N'-v. lb.— polo, horse racing, trap »h<».ting. archery and tennis are im hide on the sports schedule of lhi- i in the sandhills of North i 'ar ilina lhis season. Tin ;ro!f season really gets tut,|, , with the twelfth annual i iirolui.t \loeteur Tournament No­ mher 22 to 2(1 inclusive, with •■uarifvmi; at la holes ami all miIi„..M eiii mati lies ovcithe same dis­ tant e. |i. i ■in's-r •!, 7. 8. and 9 the womi ti will take the. spotlight and i einpi't'* for the various trophies ..ll'i nil iii the seventh annual Carolira Tournament. Then follow thr hohilay events which draw the unileririaduates from tho colleges of in- country. f irst routes the attractive sixth annual Father and Son tourney the ■i.r lietoce Christmas, medal play 'I., follow December 20. 27, 28, 29 ami I't with the 25th nnminl Mid- ventured as close as was consist­ ent with its bkudntions of other years to puttftig the Notre Dnnn* coach right on the electric toaster today, proving that only, success rcalljr succeeds. Mr. Rockne made the mistake of losing a football game here last week. It happened to hr snmthing like hi» sixth defeat against 87 victories since taking over Notre Dante football but that didn't deter one of our critics from chiding him on hit tactics in the Army game anil another openly charged him with trying to fool the public by putUhg the xvrong numbers on the back of his players. This last diatribe was headed "Rockne dis­ pleases New York foothnll fans," and on to assume that Rockne not only coached and trained his foot­ ball men but made a personal is­ sue of dressing them. At thnl he does look after his players’ comfort.* and convuulnco* with more care than does the av­ erage big college roach hut, still I find it hard to believe that Rock­ ne stood at the dressing room door on Khturdny, ns was strongly inti­ mated in this article, with pro­ grams in one hand and Jersey,s in the other and deliberately hand­ ed the wrong numbers to the right men. In /net, I don’t believe he had anything to do with the dis­ tribution of the jerseys, which were new- ones especially purchas­ ed /or the game. The critics of Rockne's tactics merely questioned his judgment of backfield men but I very much doubt If this writer would have car­ ed tin go even that far had Notre Dame obtained ns much as a tic wRli the Army. An IH to 0 defeat In n very emboldening circum­ stance, Still, tho young man inay same hnvo the right tlmeV ,i . “Nltunic,” I . v, jJlIW ORLEANS. Nov. Id. A Ibfh^a pn their t odies *4 i» .lo find (belt way about through the dark- ncse. t ig e r t o V Rave o p e r a t io n NEW YORK, Nuv. ift (IN H )- Ford Batteries need no intrndtirliuji. They can be used on all makes of cars and arc an Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc Authorized Ford Sales & Service Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Phone .lit T h e w e ll-k n o w n trainer and luixing expert ex­ p la in s his preference to Evelyn lln e x , M u sica l ( 'nm cdx S ta r, as they chat before llu B u ckin g h a m T o tin lu in s in C hicago, III. itinv Mi I.a in Iii s "liabv-f.M e" boxer, bin don't think lie* it> when in iIi*- iliii1.. ,v« lxnnlii recently knocked out Kl't :■ n«w unxllng im .1 lli Iii with Hflly Wiiilnco. McLaridn. Is necking a hunt with Sammy Mandril for tho lightweight rrowit. Chemists Investigate * On Theory Of Murder ItAl.KIGII. N. CHICAGO, Nov, I ft—Those box­ ing fans who had im-dirted everything front housemaid's km*" to nrterior sclerosis for Sammy .Mnmlcll in- a result of his infre­ quent performances in the roped arena had anuthcr guess cominu today. For it was Sammy Mandc|l, the liglitwejgiit champion of the world, who last night climbed into a ring at the coliseum with Spng Myers, one o f the toughest juniot welterweights in the busittors, and gave that young man the most ».ientiflc beatlui? of his career. It wus MandeU’s first lircal <ai>pcarauce since he won the light­ weight title from Reeky KSnxus hire two years ago. He wnt dene very little fighting since and muny of Ids followers feured that he had "slipped". Rut if the Rock­ ford Flash was only u flash be­ fore, be is now n full grown lightning bolt, and nothing lea... Sammy won every round. And there were ten of them. Instead of waiting for Myere to lead. Sammy tore right in at the first gong und scored with a ruin of rights and lefta to- tho head, lie oevur let up. lie - swarmed all oyer the Idaho' battler and h.id him confused and missing. Tin­ iest half i f the fight was a one­ way affair with Mmidcll at th* contrdr-. The $20,00 w*&rth of tfi*turners booed Mundell when he entered the ring, but they were cheering fur hint before the fight was over. BATTERIES Nov. It! UN'S) _Information that may clea. up the mystery surrounding tin* I lintb of Lydia fuse, 211-yvur-old daughter of a prominent Ilender-1 mi, county funner, wn expected momentarily today from : into chemists been examining the Vi»ernt of the girl for trace-- of poi­ son, I As n result of the examination, which is expected to determine whether «>r not she was poisoned, Henderson authorities will he en­ abled to continue their Investiga­ tion which already bar- led to the detention of three youths-Rett and Torn Souther and George Dt like--who an- alleged to have been, on a joy ride with tho girl tin day she wus killed. After a fruitless all-night tieurch by her parents, the girl’s partially clad body was found in an aban­ doned barn by a U-year-old hoy the following morning. There were no slgno of violence on the body. Police said her three hoy companions took her to (h» laini when die complained of Imng ill ami returning later, found her dcnil. They fled to Smilh Carolina, tsdieu allege. away." (INS)—William Heoba, noted ex­ plorer, revealed toduy hi* plans to go t|own into the depths of tla? 'Ocean for one mile to iuvestigute . eredlurt- life there. * “l huvo designed and am having built a glass cylinder 21 inches in diameter, in which I propose to go down 5,000 feet in the ocoen anil ' wutrh the life in tho depth.! of thuoae," he Mid. **Tha walla of this cylinder will be aevon inches thick of glass ami celluloid in layers so that it will give; I ant told that it will be almttte to make. It will stum) the E Muro of fire tons to the square It-which is found at u depth of GUNl INF III PLATE (g -f FORI) MATTERY FOR t ? l U AND YOIJR OLD 11A to Luckies” says Jimmie DeFor slightly more than one-quarter of the game; and Nicmic in the heart of that team. Those passes he threw to Colerlek In tho Inst per­ iod, cftpecially when the Army knew that every ploy was a pass, were.aupcrh. Had Nicmiec been passhtir nr>d kicking nil through ihn game, the Army machine might have functioned well earlier, und Nirmiec is a v c y handy boy when the goal lino ia only four yards Explorer Plans To (Jo To Bottom Of Ocean Architect First Nnt'l. ltan>c Sanford, pi. “Fred Niblo’s advice won . This latter in a nubile thrust at tho Notre Dante failure to score from tho four yard'line In the sreond period with tho first string harks in tho game. It in second guessing no more, no less. So in tho assumption that Nieinlec could have worked his passes earlier In' the game. When he did throw them, a lot of third string Army men were in the gnmo. which fart intrrfrrrrd with tho success of the plays not very mush. An for Niemicc’s kicking, it watt my Impression that Dnhmim did a Imttef Job of punting while he wan in . the game. However, |>os‘t nnntcms never saved a man's life. The truth i.f the matter in that Notre Dame whs stale, dead on its feet. It had tho men, It had the pluya but not the Hpced mid dnidt to rarry them through. On defenne, the team could neither tackle nor cliurge, except for certain men in U]q for­ ward line. It would lie doing the Army injustice to say that Notre Dume'a schedule beat it but it can be taken fur granted tint atKYetsdvc games with the navy, Indiana, (icorgin Tcrh, Minneso­ ta ntid Went Point did the Irish almost no good at all. will stage their eighth annual tour­ nament of medal and match play in flights of .eight. No one under ;r> yearn of age is eligible to play in this event. The annual spring tournament being the 24th in order of se­ quence is scheduled for February 27 to March .'I, while March 29 and IP are set aside for the 20th an­ nual United North and South Open championship. 72 holes medal play with a $2,000 purse. Sandwiched between the open AllTOMOTIVK KLIX TUIC CO. P*oe oj Pertblrnt i ihij-Im anil rnld - Fid to Miinij i i|.i.i!t|r. 'i mi ran ilo,* thru, non with • r<niioil ion, »n rmiil-ili' 1 rr«•*>. Mile ill i> i» |'l<-ir^nl l'» lal.i • .millwill, ■inn tv ' ii ■ ia* .lit d ilixri lwi> fold ili.-nj il >00111' 4 .III I brilt lb-1 ilittl'Mrd inrmlilanr-4 and iii'iihili rmn growth. CHARLESTON, S. I’.. Nov. 1(7 (INS) Mayor Thomas P. Ston ry today was enomiimted, carry lag every ward with Ids enliri lirket, by more than -1,000 major ity. The vote; Stoney 8,210; Sinker, :*>«*, It was the most orderly primary Charlestv*n laid e x il'd eared in 10 years. You, too, will find that LUCKY 1give the greatest / pleasure- Mild and Mellow,// the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest 1 tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“IPS TOASTED”—no harshness, not l-EXIN'GTON, Ky., Nov UN'S) - The- 20 thorn hi i i- . Bold by II. (\ Ragi ingion turfman a' aiiitlm brt.ughl a total of $22,(VI.’ aannunced today. Service, First and Last OUR BUSINESS HAS TWO OBJECTIVES; I. To service your old battery by scientific equipment and niclhuds, and to hel|t>itu get the most vulue out of it. Succeeding in this we aVc certain that when your old battery can be made to perform no longer, having secured yonr confidence, il will enable us J. To hell you n -Veda Battery with its important and exclusive feature; ’the Isolators (which lock the plates apart), and lo slant! behind it with our service to the end thut it will ifive you the satisfaction to which you of 80 men at the il’or-Wa ♦all. flrt*. Fifteen o f this number arc vur.ity Utter ana. M A FFETT & THRAILKILL ‘ EXCLUSIVE VESTA BATTERY DEALERS 211 W. First St. Phoac— Noted Motion Picture Director* u T tfe s: \ M P p r ” Flowtirs, clfdmant of the ) irotU’t oiiddlewci^bt title nifl •.ot'1* of the outstanding contenders I'RINt F.TDN, N. J.. Nov. l f i 4® P much disputed pres4»ot (INS) —Princtdon’e field o f nata'flltM heavyweight K-rainble wl'l t«»r caikli'Utrs hud shuttered all * n <>P*ration today whith reiordi today wi'h the uppearam -t Fred Niblo, No Throat , To a moving picture director there is no a or luxury like it gaud cigarette —one that * gives pleasureju the senses but also relid 1 voice. Such a cigarette I h a w found j Lucky Strike’—und during the filming of h turcs lik e 'Ben Hur* I smoked 4Luckies’ <*<• directing in the open a ir thousands of *d victories, and never once d id I ever W " throut irritation," �I 1222. m rr i Wu m w n «H -__ *— l a n u a n r a i l a a a t m a a l h l f *P«t a p W e a k .I —A » a n .r a t in g of h a lld la g ppa1 g r a in — kuuaen b n lr la a p a rfm ctl k ta n e i. A - A f .'a m m a a llf I h eal. Fea—C a m p lr lla a u f r i l ) b e a a llfle a ■ ,tln * p r o g r a m . A. - ■A a rte n a d m n d e ra h a a p lta l. lU flLfcTEHaE FOB TOD AT GIVE GOD IIIS DUE:—Give tintfi the Lord, O ye kindred* of the people, give untu the Lord glory and strength. 1‘salm 90i7. PRAYER: Wfe would ever de­ clare Thy glory among the heathen and Thy wonders among all people. 1 .. COURTESY BUlscd be God who made such pretty birches, * And spent such gold in dandelions’ crowns, He made small swallows flying o’er EP~! great churches, | ade Uttle fish that gate from streams at towns. e made great woods to give the email birds perches ado the green meads to give the * crickets gowns, tie made the snail. He made the I crab which lurches Sideways to port, mude cockleshells, a made clowns, pleased be God, so sweet, so neur , is He. tip made the old man's sunlight, mado this hour Made stars for roof tops. 0 what courtesy! JT was He who dreamed tho honnyauckle flower. gave the mole a labyrinth. He _f1 gave . The beach grass the embroidery of th« wave. f £ Ovleik * la no longer a coming 4ty; it seems to .have arrived. --------o------- Mct\ with receding china arc lunally the ones who are down In 4he mouth. Thelfam pa Tribune brings out _.is fact that the S. L. 0 . P. is the State League of Paragraphers. | Jj - -------a----------> We never can remember whether .. waa a litUe learning or a little g* living which the poet said was a lungerous thing. J Shots heard over telephone starts murder investigation— head, “me. Moral: Hang up the receiver Tore you shoot. -------------o------------- The approach of the Christmas mllday season doesn't seem to be adding much of a stimulus to the newspaper' business. --------- o--------' The Record bewails the increase o f S t Augustine’s dog crop. Buy V>un>«lf a pup. Hsrb, and watch grow up. You'll feel different■bout It. Ruth and George will return to Jhelr homes In Lakeland soon, rida Times-Unlon. Not after rilng that thousand dollar a sy contract. ---- ---- o — ; Th* Tri-City Times asks, -Why 1 spend) the summer this star in Florida”. A great many ■t rUl and we'd like to see Sanford it her full share. -------- o--------f Financiers arc people who ere lied In to clean up things when a have gotten through flghtig.-*—“Tampa Times. What do ou ipean,"clean u p f” --------- o--------What we can’t understand is yhy Senator Glass should care rhether negroes in the south vote, t'p about as easy to get them to ote for you as against you. • — o--------If tho wifo of a ship’s captain with anothsr man, would call hor a skippor—Dado Oty lr. Yah, and aha waa probskipper before lha eloped. ... r4--------- ---------[ A Chicago economist Insists the saturation point has been chad in autos. Wo saw one in lake the other day that had ‘ Jy reached the saturation at. Arthur Brisbane’s column sp­ ins in. the Tampa Tribune the He Journal, the Miami _____ m Beach Post »nd onl Herald. It Is unthe most wtdel/ read the country. .. . -■ ■ o - . . ' D. Baker, •ccoruitiff to avUle Journal, refused to statement that Mayor fef Chicago la the most t ip .the world. The secretary ’admitted * knew everybody. i *-r — What Of The Hotel? Nb Wonder He’s Making A Howl As Brisbane Sees It Announcement made through The Herald yesterday that Buy Furs Now. a new bank will be established here within a short time has Thanksgiving Wisdom. aal r l> H m attra ' H4*W»*a . . O a t a W r XT. l t t * . a t f l » P a a t a ffl* * been received with cordial interest by Sanford citizens who 20,000 IVarls. or VJIVVk. K la r lt a t a in M l a f have felt that this city should have at least one more finan­ it I n f i r t , K ffttrv M i n k S I MAT. Women Must Weep. I lf A r t h u r U riah s n r HOLLAtn U u O B A N ----------K D 1TOR cial institution and who have engerly been awaiting the day induced to ......................... C a p t r U k l 1ST? h r 3 l » r CJk> N H O W AA RD D BlOta ___ . - M A N A O S H when some group of practical bankers could bo B A n i J B ■ JONES M a n i l a * KSIIar enter the Sanford field. ABNORMALLY HOT weather S l!h 1 C B B C R IF T IO N B A T E S The organization of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank ->*• V m _______________________ interferes with sale of furs, over­ M * M a a t h a ______________ ________ will mean u groat deal to Sanford. With prominent business coats ami other “ cold weather t k l f f M a a t h a __ ____ ____________ men on its board of directors and with the financial bncking goods." It's bad for business, H » C a r r ir r prr W e a k __________ W n k la M l h a n r T m of the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville, the largest but the wise citizen finds it good Tfeh Ila r a lA , AaafarA** p la a r a r i m «, financial institution in Florida, the new bank will have a for his [uicketbook. It won't be n n r . aa b aa rtk a a la tk r l a f a m ail winter. Buy overcoats H a u l S a n a I m l n r m l t l a c fr a a* strong foundation and is destined for immediate success. The hot and furs n|,w. and save money. I k la .• ■ a p r r lo r aan a . a r ia a lu lla n of experi­ All inert-ha Ms are reducing prices. [ w n ' r tfe a a a a a l a a r i a t a l l r r a n r - institution will have tho benefit of the services a * a l l O r I n t l a g e r r a t a a t Ik * e n ­ enced bankers whose success is unquestioned and whose u r e te a r 14 . T h e I. N . H. |a r e a e r ia l. >F e f f le le n l In llo r lja « n ,l IW familiarity with Florida conditions makes them especially IN' HIS thanksgiving procla­ ■ n a n a t h a a l l l a i a ta la aerea la fitted to supervise the local bank. mation Governor Smith of New .r^Hkaal r g n l . pray m ai v fact 4 «AV ir that m i n osuch u t ii «ab tt*« w«t(| institution < *■’» the v* »i- • • m h i i i h j York advises the , people "to • ' The strong as Atlantic i a r a k e r a t Ike 'laa d e r a i l t Ire a la tla a a , a a ,\Utl B a r e a a National Bank has decided to make a connection in Sanford, i n n r r ..T -1 *' ""’•■'"nYehV if ^ ' ! la t la a a t I’ BfcI_______________________r W t r r a a tla a a l Aa • M a r a . W n r l l t e r t , a a l A lr e r t la la a their first direct contact outside of Jacksonville, is within Thnnksgmng advice in u long A i r a la n k l r k r tg a lm aaak F a b . and Seminole time, it e.ny in this prosperous H ab er w rak ei fa aabaalt la a itself a tribute to the possibilities o f Sanford fb a r a a g h a u d it af a a b a r r lp lla a a country t< acipiirc wealth, not so County. It demonstrates without question the faith of these d a ta la a r d r r l a t a r i f f a b a a l a lr lf a ll r la la t a ul e lr r a t a ila a aa tr a il aa bankers in the future of this community and their faith easy to ii* • it wisely, for the good b a a r a t bw alaeaa m e ib a d a , of uther*. iind the good of your should be an incentive for us to look with a more optimistic ►oul. llIURSDAY. NOV. 17.~ 1927 view to the future. rilK UKIUMI'i "MOMIA M The Herald extends a hearty welcome to the new bank AN EXI’ ERI Irom Sweden says 1 a o n i f la r l l f aau r a a a t f a d • attaint ra tta n . and congratulates its founders upon their selection of Snn-jcweh formerly■ owned hy the TurI ^ l i t r f v it a t e v m a l e ta J a e h a n a lord because we believe that their faith has not been mis- 1 k'"11 *‘,hun an-- earth"* most mag. t llfa. v A — l u M .lr u r t io a a t At. J a a a a I ad tea placed. nificcni. ihcy include "u throne, . I l l t r r t 'a a a l. I. covered with 20,000 of pur • ---------------------- o---------------------■ 4 i f a t M t f M i F la r t to l i t M iC M l I a A n n a tt >, THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1927, Sanford’s New Bank ie Sanford Herald iH w . Often checkedi_ ° nc “ PPlicatJ S ck3’ JustS tor** and V a p o S S Tfcsv Ore* t?M illionMjKltxa > A sou r Unloaded a Car 0| Cavey Shingles Ami I’tmTinu They are Guar.mTrrJ S E C U R IT Y LUMBER CO. 52b Maple Ave. Pnone U. That srunds grand, oi ienta! isn’t. The niun sitting tint rea 11 on the Jo oiio pearls wns nothing j but a dull Turk, nlways afraid some one rould poison him or i What art* tin* problems confronting hotel owners and operators? At a meeting of hotel managers held recently in ten I hi- utyes. Orlando, this matter was thoroughly discussed and along Twenty thousand more f ’ ircnswith it many phases of the hotel's work which undoubtedly sian wves «ould have done him reacts to the public good. i.s null h good as the 20.000 ori­ In Florida the hotel is so intimately associated with tin* ental [s-orl*. and that isn’t saying very life of the community that any mention of the former tnu< b It isn’t wluit you have, hut without consideration of the latter would be impossible. It what >>>< do with it that counts. would be equally unthinkable for a city in Florida to lay its IIII’.TII ( ONTKOI. and puhplans for the future without due regard for the hotels. hshing tibont it ure At the recent convention in Orlando among the s u b je c t s approvedinformation |.y tirituins natiohul brought up for discussion were the following: council <d public moralH." "What nre the publicity and advertising plans for the The- rettcally, women should coming winter season of the cities in which the hotels oper­ have t h - right to decide how m an y chi tdren they will have. J. G. SHARON ate? H ut IT t* well (hat understanding Attorney-at-Law "What are the plans of the hotels in connection with ■if birth i ontml has Icon post Will practice In all the court* these local campaigns? ponn.) It might have prevented “ What should the hotels emphasize in their publicity trie arrival of Napoleon and Cnr- Examination of Abitracta c f Lam and advertising? 1) 1-. and -urelv would have preven­ Title" given esDeeial attention N O T IC E O P SA I.F. ted the arrival of Cannot, a nine"What should they avoid? teeth child. ‘‘ What is the best plan for national distribution of hotel The rile men must work nnd literature? v iini'-n mint weep." m-viih fair en--( ‘ ‘What is the best plan for the interchange of literature ough. But women have hi-.1 more tliAn their -hare of weeping. between Florida hotels? "What is the best plan to promote courtesy on the part III'. I’ll UTS OF T n d /k y ’s assasof hotel employees? -inulino were not convincingly "What is the best plan by which tin* hotels can feature i - nt radicted yesterday. Florida citrus fruits, vegetables, and sea foods on then’ Ili< kill iiu' won 11 l><< base lin­ menus? e r . lioide for In* i-liergy Hint kept "What is the altitude o| the hotels regarding conven­ the allies at bay when they de­ cided to “ -iiUel-ll" Isdshevisni. tions in Florida ut all seasons of the year? Such killings are usual things “ Outline o f plans for the apprehension of hotel dead in revolutions. Uol-spieie killed beats and bad check artists. Idinton, the greatest French "What effect has the operation of tourist camps and b-uder. Then Rolie-piert* went to tile guillotine with a Lrnkep jaw, roadside lodgings upon the hotel industry in Florida? Charlotte ('onlay murdef "What is the attitude of the hotels regarding city, coun­ urvl Mnrut in lus bathtub. Then ramt ty, nnd state taxes?" Napoleon. You may see something The feature of these subjects which appealed to us as like that in Russia, being most essential to the success of both hotel and com­ AN ARMY «f British unem­ munity wns advertising. What are the advertising plans of cities in which hotels are operated? And what nre the plans ployed. headed for Lon Ion, mnrthed through a crowd of men nnd wip o f the hotels in connection with these local cnmpnfgns? ____ „ .... I men in pink coots hunting tin* fo<, The Herald has been gjven assurance of reasonable :w'lk hounds to help. to help. Men Men gall galloping its pink, fojreliability that Sanford’s leading tourist hotel will open' ri“,l1 !,. iin .n. bright ,,? KhAPi?k aga!n this winter and that a contract has been signed with pleaaure, contrasted sharply with leaving hungry children a new management. This in itself is encouraging news as marcherut home. many hud been led .cv.ic.-vcto believe perhaps great asset _________... minthat pernaps tntsthis groat asset of of Sanford. Inin which n-LiAt, so -----------Voltuire said of the English Sunford, into many o f» us put our money for tho that they were like their beer, general benefit of the community, might remain closed this froth at the top, dregs nt the winter. . bottom, excellent fV the middle. We shall anxiously await tho announcement o f the policy o f the new managers. The hotel can be made a success and by being made a success grentlv benefit the entire city. But it will never bo u success until it is ndvertjiaed and tourists coming to Florida are told that they can be comfortably tak­ en care o f here, in a tourist hotel. ------------------- o----------------------- WISE DECISION OCALA STAR The Florida State News, Tnllahassee (Charlie Hunter's paper), has switched from the morning to the after noon field. A wise de­ cision. While there nrcVvnrious arg­ uments advunced from time to time why the morning or nfternoon paper can best serve its sub­ scribers, In a city like Oculu, news­ paper renters prefer an afternoon paper. It brings to their doorsteps every evening the news o f the com­ munity of the day, fresh after it has hnppvned. In u city of from six to twelve thousand population most of the things the home folks are Interested in take place dur­ ing the daylight hours and they prefer to rend about them in the quiet of the evening, around the supper table or in the fumilv sittin* room, when the cores and vex­ ations of the duy have been laid liable. The evening paper also brings the happenings of the out­ side world to its renders hours aheud of Its morning contemporary and in these days when stirring events are taking place it has been demonstrated time ufter • time that the afternoon .paper brings the news first. Our fellow towns­ man made a wise move when he changed to the afternoon field with hi- state coital ilnil KNEES AND CHINA TAMPA TIMES A painful incident was described in a cablegram from Peking to the New York World. It seems that while a "pretty, ivory-colored girl • • *wa» riding In her ricksha, outside the Tartar wall on Cheinmen street, the coolie stumbled, fell, let go his hold of the shafts and, as is a habit with ricluha under such conditions, the vehicle tilted over baetkward dumping the girl or* the street on her head while her feet described a graceful are and her-skirts fell back and exposed her legs above the knees." Such exposure being contary to a recent edict o f Marrhal Chang Tso Ling that knees arc ImortaT, the unfisrtunaU young woman was fined the Orintal e* quivalent o f $10. Painful as the courts decision tray have been to the Ivory-colored 'rl, it is even more painful to the merican reader to discover that a civilation as ancient and pre­ sumably as wise as Clhna’a per­ mits knees to bo banned on moral aeethetlc reasons would be un- S 1v-yl b) On this occasion nionu* bottom nnd top met. of UNION PHARMACY — Phone 375 olorful « fl)tW ^ dealer’* X . SCIENTISTS SEEKING "cold light," hope to find It in “ atomi. vibration, produced by shifting of the electrons in their orbits Inside the atom. Planets in our solar system nre electrons on a big scale. If they changed their orbits j cud collided, there would be plentv of light for a moment, but not light without hunt. ENGINEERS FROM everywhere watched the shipping hoard's freighter, Mercer, ex­ perimenting yvrterday with pul­ verized coal for fuel. All businesi men that burn coni, and especially all city officials, are interested. Fires from -pulverised coal cut cost and produce no smoke. A GREAT AUTOMOBILE com­ bination is rumored, with the uble Mr. Durant at the head of it, involving the sum of $200,000,000. Once that would have sounded impressive, but it is only a little of General Motors ut the present puapfAip |vnuuv oq tisqt atom The bigger the unit, the better for business. It is hard for little fish to live in these waters with­ out the help of mar’s advertising which they can’t well afford. dcrstarulable to the American, to whom there is these days no more famitar sight than knees and whose morals are apparently unaffected thereby. Then* may be an occasional pair of knees which for beauty and rymmerty, ntako up for the various deficiencies that this is very doubtful anil the Chinese would inspire greater respect in this mumrjr.. country If mey they woum would .m amend ..J J E fflS their 1—| m “ a f imat a aren’t pretty. ■ * swhlch w jAu, s ftria f scnn f t now r t contribute asrs to tknees knet. that arent pretty. Pretty knees are quite likely to be displayed anyway, law or no law only one big city, with a little as the Chinese will discover. Ac­ front yard around It. The French do not object ser­ cidents, particularly in u land of iously. Europe's nations have rickshas, will happen. that the beat they ran The fact that nobody ho* ever learned get from war is fearful calamity, yet seen anybody who has seen a ir of really pretty knees pro- nnd s**j actually In clined to try friendiy concessions and co-operaly accounts for.the small moral t ’or. damage wrought by the knees-dDplay. There just lent any auch McINTOSH—Right o f way being thing as pretty kneea.Nature fash­ ioned knees for terries, llkrAhat of cleared on Hickman road leading from McIntosh to Shiloh In prep­ hingvs on gates, and not f i r beauty aration for further improvements. - k* ‘ ’ K UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT Po- icaiment of Ring Worms, Jiggers und any skin eruption Price 7oc Sold nnd guaranteed by the List of Members of [)oct_ and Nurses Kvchangt I)r. It. F. Stevens Dr. S. Puleston Dr. J. N. Tolar Dr. C. I-. Park Dr. A. W. Knox Dr. P. Vincent Dr. W. F. Langley Dr. J. T. Denton Dr. A. F. Thomas Dr. (1. S. Selmun Colored Doctors Dr. (). A. Prince Dr. C II. Starke Dentist Dr. K. D. Strickland Undertakers Miller & Erickson .1. K. C.ramling Col. M. C. Mosley, Col. If unable to locate anyJ the above, call the DocUq F^xchange PHONE the Of ONE THING, you may U sure, the human brain doesn't pro- j duce any light worth while, in ed­ ucation, art or science, without much heat and genuine Combus­ tion. You must, us Dante said. ", work as nature works in fire," I or your work amounts to little. I J c ^ - S p e r fe c tio n O u t f i t , • Newest Oil StW^ ^ : rfvi\oess -B! S n O » S t o v g nd satin HEX r — wi» < n ' n 6 ’ new est P erfection blue chimneys, d o v e g ra y trim m n.b , black b od y finish, th ey will brighten a n y kite T Sm ooth g ra y p orcela in enamel to p s , a feature wishing fo r, add to th e beauty *")fthese newest stoves. G ood to as the women nu»the and convenience of thebe *...‘ uey la st as lon--g orpt look at, ~ easy to clean, and they last a s iv..e 5n P erfection Stoves ca n you ge. ... ~ «.-vrcelain enamel tops stove. U o "i.; 'vand '" .rgen ;en uoini «e« pr _* -new colors ~**»n h ave been Room y ov en s, large enough fo r fou r p ies. G listen­ in g w h ite enam el w arm ing cabin ets w ith handy ' these features th e n ew est P erfection s jm p lete sto v e ou tfits. R eason ably V /i 0 A j th e sa fe fu el Y ou ’ll sheti- keroser.j, ©re in co lo r _ See tiiem a t an y dealer’; S l priced, to o . B urn 113C ou rier J Si 01* en joy owning one P a a r a c T tO N Stovu Cu,, a .m. kf. OilStoves&Ovens W A R N IN O ' *, i U t s o n ly fs a u ia a P « r i« c t io o W ic k i o a P s H s ctio a T i t j t n ittm fid m ilk rtd irUm fln. Ottwri wilt MUMtroubls. lo*tc.hi**0 �,P, THURSDAY, NOV. 17, m t . Office Telephone 118 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Hcsidcnre Tri. ;17J Lovely Bridge Party OiVeit On Wednesday By Mrs. Lee Conolcy - — Mrs. Lee A. Conolcy entertained ■■ — jmoit delightfully at bridge WedW AKIIIN tierday nfternocn at her home in In, [ja , [> Sandspur Bridge Club W elfare r’ Department K»#nkliA Terrace. The guests ineluded the member* o f tho Sac Tuesday Holds IfnjoyTbVe M * Souei bridge club. Night By Miss Ward WedncsdnyAfternoon I ink and yellow, the colors cho- Word will entertain rs Club at .1 o'clock ii Seventh Street. (ie Forest will be Fvery Week Bridge !. at her home on hnitioic (trill M |k at th meet dl"- H*»" "" „f Mr 1 ,x: Roland. Demi, i i ffnir. Ir-«. Waller Bio h will cnlcrlni i |,,|iii|iliiiii hiidge club. A lovely social n fiiir of ihi - w ck and which was of exceptional'plea­ sure was that of Toe-day evening when Miss Fern Ward ont*i!atimd the members o f the Seat'<ptn brid­ ge club at her home on Seventh St reel. Marigolds and ferns helped to emphasize the colev s h me of grren and gold. Three tw„ , ,dor* were rarried out in t very detail and a V i in the ref re hnunU. Scores f<.r the inter.-ling game oi b u lg e w- re k 'tit o:t novelty • -cry partner tallies each ilcpir inp a set no o f some well known ro­ mance. A fi r the •tai<-,| number f progres ions had Le ii played scor* were count, d and ihe prize*or ton I--: , a i onihiuuimu laitti dry and -hei bag, w ; - awarded Mi«s Nome William , Mi Fd ward H.ggi-ts, who held low score wa • u-iiroled with a ho\ ,.f French stationary. In cutting for the oth;r prize, a set of tallies, Miss Mar­ ion Hand was the lucki one. Refreshments consisting of hot rolls pickles, apricot salad and coffee were -ervei] at the con i llr-ion of the game The players w re Mi s NoneW'lhnuu, Miss Sara Wei ren Fasterliv. M«, , Franc .. Duit-in, Me.•Mina Howard. Mi , Mari ui Hand. Mi Furl F Jones, Mr.. It. c;. U illnuie- and Mrs, l-dwaid Higgiii-* > mi for this afternoon’ were bcn-i i •fully carried out with an abutid. 1 '•pen ag meeting of the Wei wore o f pink radiance roses an ! tai' hi uirtmcnl o f the Woman’s chiysanthunuuns. The tally card* a'- held Wednesday afternoon '■*nh h- chairman, Mrs. Henry »«r e done in floral designs cu-U ig i ,, hiiug. proved into**! lying out the preferred colors. After the fifth progression of •” r wadI as instructive. 1 *'idge , had been played, score Mi i- M Calloway gave a Imr •bib - a r.r!iment,iry law. Th se i' i re rompared and th** prize for h:ghest score, a brass dinnet gong. ■fib. v, il- \,v made a regulnr f, I" • t the pvetings nf thi-> i 1 v,as presented Mrs. Clyde'Byrd. Following tb* awarding o f lie n : , r - }| (• ji.j Rose pave a }ii*e, the card aecersoriea wenhr •i lult , u electliin law. »nd removed and the tnhles spread with ip*-' - a -I'- in eocessarv to vote. ■M \I- im|er Vapghn told « r d: ;n y rovers and refreshments of t h ‘ dalii ml office* o f tax asse, creamed chicken in pattiea, hut - r and i o'l.-etor. Th? duties nf l*ii id, olives, lemon pie topped with pink merangne and orange ti'e * 'loiv nidge and h«o* hi unpoo.ltd w<*n» toll! Iiy Mr- I rinl adi were served by the hostess. Knjoyittg ti>' cordial honpltality if. \Y I on v( i-j | |i M inin in her i dl t -|,| of the il’ ilr !’. of the of Mrs. Conolcy ".vere*; Mrs. Clyde do i ’ f. th. functions of In ofi'ie I’>vd. Mm . Raymond G. Fox, Mrtird h--w it '. in.lint.lined ami a 1 • I'nunett McCall, Mrs. Braxton I! C'lggc t, Mrs. W, C. Mill, MJ'jt. ' ite niin iI-r ..f denut ies. \i th*. ronelii: inn of these talks (icorge Harden, Mrs Hen Can' t shot business cession was held well. Mrs. Charles Barks, Mr*. !• •tad rml:t:e business was curried K. Itiuinillat. My4. Huge no Tittle, out. The motion picture com mi UvC Mis, Alfred \V. i.ee Jr., ami Mis reporttd hat the pictures now he­ II. H. McCall Jr. r e -li-iin at ! he Saturday morn The tnnnv friends of Mrs. Maiv •I • i.ialin esrtt the Milam- wet.Si long will regret to lenrn that -i 'Ii i- own si-1 -ction. \ mot inn was made to appoitl* he i ill at her home on Magnolia a - -null'll l«- l-i j; i tu-fore the coilll A\i iuc. l • -i-i' hi mp -y, in rcranl to a i • ' id ih i i i . ui t ration agent. ,„ „ k rrs d Mnr |)Hj turn the ex the inert a I governm \tnl, that mir must c tin- gerute: War wns t<a .unity 1is mu years |,. j.|r me than 7ft pei •t.ni cnnies t, aMiry to -•' tliai wu t'..» ihe ne J beaih restored before n T W ha*l beeu mada to .it, , "W w further have the 4mm from the prwident of t M _ c l hat if any troche*-jx faun*.| m*,anytbitt(t rtntran' tb'tHf of (led and' tfcrChrwtUm'ttl such tcnchdr will be rvporu the hoard of control and the drnt’ will re^medrLraitKKV The fidohs removed from^tl lege libraiV were lycvnltf' in { phampnlct published -dM church committe drdafflent. : ,, FLOOD CONTROL OPl W A SIU N C TO N , Tbe Iren, f-mr liilliun - t,r |< Man three and the nn 1 let U ■’1'■' itA u t . lb yu*’ * -orpin ti ;n VMIH { ' ’ii. maki "id drtrn*ni‘ * lh «* nifhi - Skillixl physicians recognize th« appearance of pimples, Imtls and other skin eruptions ns bring an indication of an abnormal condi* tton of tho system. This is why so many thousands have been en­ abled to freo themselves of thesu unsightly blemishes and painful annoyances by taking a course of I did. .Thin wan soma tlntd. agtx Now I reel well, and ] am gelling along line.' S.S.S, stopped ( thtf itching and it cured iuc of boils.' I advUo all weak and nupdoVn people to give S.S.il. a tliai. It cleats up the akin; makes ywir strong and fills you with energy.** Mrs. J. W. Barker, CI3T W a jn il Struct, Cincinnati, Ohio. . You owe it to yourself to lnr' S.S.S. It helps Nature buluT up rod corpuscles, ft’ improves the processes by which the blood is nourished. It is thnc-triedmafc reliable. t» a.s.s. mid Mih. Ilomihl Smith rcI "t i.irmus reasons, Ihe hnrden I homo T u. aday evening II i non he lighted npprrclBradenton where they spent SARASOTA Txvu-ntnry modern -d-U I he so reasons include th-* week end. bl •bh....I ilia*. Kuropenn natio.i i fire department station will hv cr­ "■II nttin 1ly pay no more than eeled at show grounds at (tingling It- n fogh orn and small i i tail inn of (heir debts tn ua and Brothers & Bar m uni Bailey circus. ’.''idino (foghorn leave <•' Jrn ksnnvilb* where the pi ml the week-end. " I suffered from Impure blood — was wqak, and I hud lost so much weight, I didn’t look nat­ ural. I had pimples and was abo bothered with n breaking-out that Itched terribly. I also had hoila cn o after another. I tried differ­ ent kinds of remedies, bat nothing •lid me any good until n -friend stdviscd mo to tako S.S.S. which S.S.S. Is sold at nil jrnod' dfMtf stores in two sizes. Tho la rn g size Is there c<?6nemtdaT. ^-Jihilf-/it The tunny friends o f Mrs, W. Wallace Weigh' will regret tu learn that she is ill at her horac on Mollnnville Avenue. i. Ferfoot Bryant d the week-end Bryant's parents, T. Newby. " l l ’J ' V illi-U l i d l at n JACKSONVlLl.F Contracts let foe purchasing Bit,(Mill cubic yards oT shell for highway work in co­ unty. .1 ? jherr? rt •'. ,‘ i’ Mt - '! 'ic;n J w i !l n v l !; '• zz ,, ii sVBT} ^ . ia-V'I sTI >■ -H t. •,f T '~ t l V > ” *, ; . TODAY M il College menandthose who favor '***'* * r* r-'* 1 . - u« •’s* 1 v • _ i id | Ji * 1 Brbc Daniels Latest Comedjr Screen •SIIK’S A SIIIEK " Comedy ’ *•• • ’ " v *’ ■* ' . a '-c-i n *■*■•' V /” * ’* " accepted as the badge or college character, and style.. By special appointment, The Yowell Co. isthe Charter House of Sanford." SNOOK D M ASLBFl” Milano Review FRIDAY "IT.STREAM” A Ccimctly hrunm Supreme Ready-Made And Cut-To-Order IBS Eaist 2n d S tre e t SOLKIL and FRENCH FELTS In Vagabond and Tailored Mode Formerly Priced To Six Dollars SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AND M VALUES 309 East First St a il . ifiiilei SEMINOLE HAT SHOP 'hiker, formerly of San- W. H. Rawlino nt her home "T m m.w of Columbia, S. Cnblcs." Mrs. Jolly will be rem­ n,inig a few duy» in thu city embered here a» Miss Ethel rillrr. * tcuiyu of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Grant D. Me Kay I' K. Me Kay, Mrs. Wurt of Lima, Ohio, who lire spending Lam7,t Mr i. R. W. Turner (he wfoler here ai the guests of *r,1- r. Ilnsky Wight nteuded Mr. McKay’s brother awl * " '• •}u ,l"‘ day party, Wednesday .Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Me Kay mntorB iui' r ilof Mrs. Wcdcnxday to Daytona v. Woialward. whery they spent the ibiy 1!v i * t- JACKSONVILLE— BuiWling -p«rmitn Issued in South 4 « k » e w lfly in single day totaled 1*18,1ted. IT’S $2.50 DAY Mrs* (ai'orgc C, Jnlly of I liHaih'i* phla. I’m. is spending n few daj in Sar.ford ns the guest of Mr-. ffo v e. (INSl^-Emphntic opposition -'t o linking <b« Mississippi IJivpt.f^lfjd problem with a nn tion-wido scheme of^’ flcod control ,water-p<r#trr development nrjl rtfclamdtibn was registered '‘before th« (louse FIooil Control Committee, „ tod^jr by i pokesmen for the United States Chamber of Commerce^ ^ ' ^ 7 ^ IMrs. L. N. Stephenson ’ Mrs. Kpps Is H o s t e s s Lives Enjoyable I’nrty 1 At Delightful Bridge l;ur Bridge Associates , Barly On Wednesday Ao i-u.joyalilo aocinl nffnir of , rile | i 'bn- dev ovi-ning win the bridi'c T hn lovely home of Mrs. A. \\ I I •• ■ c ■•n l>y Mrs. I,. N. Stcplim. ,,t i in- I i‘c ion H it t u n i i f i 1 Kpps in Kdgowuud was the scone ( on ,i* hoi luime on Martin Street. iu,pi, of the American Log- of a very pretty party Wednesday I'lhi' i -iiiiii where Iho card tnhh*-* afternoon when >ho entertained ii --I In on plticed for play were AuxiIi.ii y. ihe mi 'inhere of the Wednesday ui I ."fo- -id wiih hn*<kots of pink insi-* Cost SitL* Parent ’|e«chers As- Icrnonn bridge cub. I tod a y iragus ferns. nti'in *0 111 lock lit the b-D-l I’oin -ett ills, chrysaiithuminii L [ifirn-. -v hool. ''ml re c -4 and kewpics adorm l luaiignlils and fern;, were used ii FiTtlc N". - of tbe Methodial ni intnate tin* triors nf red. jt l- Ih- ' di; cards used for tin* game Lreli will moot at oVIocl. (l'*w and gre *n, : uggestive of the of bridge and tbe .prize for lop m | hwiiif of M rs. h . O , S h in - Thnnl: giving season. ion-, a flower basket.■was nwardTn 11ir h used for Ihe gnnn* of 1 ed Mi- Waller Berry. Mrs.-I. F, progressive bridge were done in Iv.ti fiit* was lonsided with a pair turkey;-, pumpkin:- and other of eaodlesticks fi r having made Thanksgiving ideas. When the us­ loWe I More. ual number nf rounds had been l-nli m tlio evening Mrs, Slop. l-layed, seores were added and it Ia n --ii served orange jello tupped - mill nhipped i ream, cake and lea. Tim laying bridge were: Mrs. HCmv o f IIdly (T o s j KpiscoWalter lierry. Mrs. J. K. Uitelne, Krch will meet at 7 o’clock MiW. Htuudcnmirc, Mrs. Hjkrish Hoif'o. II. Driver, Mrs. ilolHirt Masskn, ■ t SATURDAY »’ Mr.. Wurt W. Warner, Mrs. F. Husky Wight and Mrs. Stephen on. H i ' s matinee at' 10 d’ejnek K-Plum- Theatre. ■ t n 's Story Hour at tlu liltK. r. Davis of Drlatido spent M 10 o'clock. the day here Tuesday on Inislness, K 'v -MONDAY Mr. nnd Mr», K. II. Aslu rafl and jk citili:. of the Pic byturian Mis. Mary Strong spent the week■h will ineef at .’ I o ’clock at i nJ at TTunpn. »il"iving |laces: bile No. 1. Mrs. K. J. Uouth Mrc. \V. T. WheelesH re turned (roan, meets with Mrs. (fa m e home Monday evening from Wayhr. Unit Balnicrtto Avenue, Cross, (in., where she wits culled (alt No. l*. Mrs. John Baker nnan, meoi i with Mrs. (ieorgu Mrs.G. iLvinK Loncks by tlu* death,of her nephew John But eland. W Hact, 'Jni (Ugh Street, Lntortains A t Bridge irtlc No. Mrs. 1'. T. WakevMr. nnd Mr:-. C. It. Kirtley I thairin.i a, meet.** with Mis. Wednc.scIayA ftcrimon announce tin* birth of ii son, Tucsr. Iiuton, IMS Myrtlu Avenue, dny, November 15, at the Fernaldittk No. J, Mrs. Walter Rucli Laughton hospital. The bahy has nn.ni, mi'll s with Mrs. James been named Henry Wight Kirtley. Pittmud, i lip;h and Myrtle. Ink* No. ii, Mr .. Howanl Long, Mrs. Forrest Like, who has been xman, ni'*?-, with Mrs. Charles UI for icveral months at JeffrrHenry, w s Magnolia Avenue, on Hospital at i'hiluilelphia, l*a., ink* No. tl, .Mrs. S. A. Irwin will arrive here Friday ei» route ma:i, meets with Mrs. Henry t«> Formosa, She will be aecomaulin. M_* West Fourth Street. panied by h"r daughters Mrs. We No. 7, Mrs. IL M. Rum. Monroe B. Hutton and Miss Maude ytlnirinun, meets with Mr.. Lake. "• Sinitli, 1218 .Magnolia Av*i- Hoi I-; tilt:** party n Promises r Books To cd At Tally $ 7 .50 T O $ 2 2 .5 0 , A T �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSpffi NOV. i f , 1927. Winter and Spring Are Wea Races In Atlanta Are Slopped B y An Injunction ^uedByJudgeHutcheson |E*: ^ A t l a n t a . Ga., Nov. n — (IrttWhtttlo(Ini New* Service)— Greyhound lacing which a arteil in Atlanta' with great ceremony an.l tit demonstration. hn* ■the official "thumbs down and th* d 6gs have treki.cil south to more fl rtile fields. Tw 1 ----oJays after dog races opened at tbelD ixi* Lakes Kennel cluh to th« tune of several bandy and tti * presence of many race fans, a temporary injunction issued by Judge John il. Hutcheson at the roj*; quest p f solicitor genaral Claude Smith ‘ forced the mechanical rab­ bits tJjiQ returned to their boxes.) ... The ""temporary injunction was Issued against the operation of the pnri-mytel belting machines and the racing automatically ceased with the with the absence o f the sale o f ceftificAtes on the various dogs- » The hearing for the injunction suit was to have licen held Tues­ day o f this week, hut a continu­ ance was granted at the mutual consent o f the state and attorneys for thp tyncW the injunction re­ maining in force. The dogs, its was said, have .al­ ready been tnken to Florida for the wjhter reason, hut whether or not th*y can race their is a m i'ter. o f - speculation, Florida having banned the pari-mutuel last year In a supreme court decision thut est set of carillon chimes in the state. ' Oviedo Is Prepared For Busy Shipping Season This Winter (Continued from pnge One) hr approximately liOO acres, most­ ly late*celery with beans, peppers and leUuce thrown in. Extensive lettuce experiments which may re­ sult In Oviedo's becoming more o f a lettuce section are being con­ ducted by II. T. Warren at For­ mat Gafden. farm s. Mr. Warren la, experimenting with six varie­ ties of* Iceberg lottucc, which he ■ays ia\outseliing Boston lettuce five to'on e everywhere except in the northeastern states. Sincd! last season both the At­ lantic Coast Line and Seaboard A ir Ltae have made extensive improvements in their track faci­ lities, e lid Mr. Smith. They have not onl r added new side truck and ne< "loadin g track hut have b extends their lines more enmI pletely through the farm belt until present no farmer in the district "hips to haul hj* crop over one-quarter o f a mile, which Mr. Smith believes Is a condition unparalaleled in Flnridu. The Khools, churches and busi­ ness houses of Oviedo are nil flourishbig with the citrus nnd truck industries, said Mr. Smith. The Baptist Church with its new , blulding* is under the direction of ' the RevJ J. M. Cook, and the First Methodilt Church is led hy the Fev. C. w . Williams. Both churches I" have Siymlny schools. The staff o f tea ch en m t'th e high school bus been increased from nine to 12 this season and the Durant T each ­ er*' Association is serving lunches fo r all thexliliclren. The s<nrf<I condition of the t town's fifisnees is indicated by the sw ellb g" cash reserve in the Bank o f - Oviedo which show a healthy increase over this same period last year. "The bunk has weathered.. the financial storm without bbrrowlng and has met •II the legitimate demands o f its *{ customert;1,- suid Mr. Smith. 'It's • strictly home grown und home owned IrtsHtution.” The officers •re Mr. Smith, president; T. W. Lawton, ^vice-president; O. P. Swope, vwe-president, and J. E. B. Asbcll, cashier. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Lawton, V r Swope and B. F. Wheeler comprise the board o f dir ■ T ■■V* Mr^Whtjifer i* ]fully as confident *» Mr. Sgilth ini the fairness of ' ilia season's anaMAw'a V .,, **■■ business outlook. ‘ We iva a right to be optimistic," he •aid yesterday. “ The citrus out­ look te more p promising thun last year. Th* celery crop will be good 4Uld th ere'will be a large increase In the lat* planting, (■cncrul huninets conditions arc improving as the eltrua situation lends strength to b u y in g .' We ure g a tin g many 'nquiries Yrum uutsiiicr- anxious ' to start n*w groves or iiuy. groves re la u-result o f fruit prices. lie year we have made th * Netun A C o„ Inc., puckiag plant ently electrical ns a part o f our &I!cy o f improving with the times. ___ .declared ____ ______he _____ H. T. W arm bc- tS*Yes the Jcltuce market would he this-year because of tho rosrted ahortage in the coming Calforafa crrtp He announced he rn*t a coterv washing nnd pre- Nobel Prize His /J f / : '•X'XsvXvX'Xv K vX vX vX vX -X IvX v.v.v.v.vX v m mmmm mmmm MIND’S ATTITUDE GETS BLAME FOR BODILYAILMENTS w mm mm m mx-M C C Briggs, former watchmak,r in Viele’s jewelry store has opened a shop in the store of the W - . r d Electric Company, U8 Magnolia Avenue. Mr. Briggs will > a complete repair business and cordially invites the public to call upon him. All uncalled repair work left Moccasins Have Strong Team To Play In Thanksgiving Da\ Scrap; Team Hack From (;a'nie With Alabama Eleven LAKELAND, Flu- NO\. D> (SPECIAL* — Schedule - makers heve lieen most unkind ‘ he Southern College Moccasins this year and after having been met Emery Doctor Declares Utah and beaten by two undefeated Wood Pressure Is Caused te a m s in the S. I. A. A. the . iocca- 1" have vet another undefeated Hy Mental Attitude And Of­ outfit to face. This clan is the ten Tnkcs 10 Years Of Life Mississippi College < hoctnws. who will arrive here Turkey Day for a MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov. IT setup w th the Moccasins (IN S )— High blood pressure, enlargcmcnt of the heart and ensuTP,. Mii'*r«sippians seem fully WE DCJOT.^B ing d nth are caused hy a person's as strong as any team the Moc­ Beueve iUp mcmnl altitude, ai'tording to Or. casin* have Imt: let) this year. Their Prof. Arthur Compton of the Uni­ Stewart It. Roberts, of Emory i ’ tiim0st recent victory was when they versity of Chicago has been virstiy. One with high blood invaded the tamp of the B rming- awarded the Nobel prize for pressure lives 15 or 20 years of his h. m Southern Panthers anil be- physics for 1927. T h e Academy of Science at Stockholm, Sweden, life in If) years, that is his heart wtltlen i! the Panthers with a dizzy which makes ihe award. Jointly under greater strain, wears out forward pa-1 attack. The t’hoc- named Prof. Charles Thompson quicker. Dr. Roberts told dele­ tnws i ideated the Panthers 31 to Rees-Wllson of Cambridge Uni­ gates attending the annual conven­ 19 versity. Rnclatid. tion o f the Southern Medical As­ l neb Jaunty Ifaygootl and his sociation. boy- l,i. k n ,‘itt their disastrous . "The heart beats 72/ times a BARTOW 1’coplo here ap ri a I tr p of ton days, have started minute, 4320 an hour. 39,702.000 prove gram infts^Jfa* franchise to preparing for the invasion o f thej times a year. It pumps five quarts Martin L. Wheeler, 76-year-old Florence, I'ulo , hotel owner, was Uhnciuw- Htiygond believes that Knlidi B. Wagner "Company. ■if blood a minute, s.-ven and a half lonely and Miss Madge tilenn. 2i>, of Evertmi Mo . was tired of farm with to- charges battling on their tons a dny which is equal to lift­ life. They exchanged a few letters, met for the Orst time In Pueblo him -a i they will have a much ing 2,000 pounds 122 feet in the ind were married an hour later. Wheeler has nine children, having Fetter i haot'c to hold the Missair. "A white man's blood pressmarried Ihe Hist time 66 years ago. He was the boyhood chum of issipptan- than was the c a s e when sure in this country is 130 and a Madge's great-grandfatlur. Chinese person’s in China is 100. they went ugamst the powerful When a white man goes to China Chattanooga eleven last Saturday. his blood pressure drops to 100 and The mam fly in the ointment is if a Chinamen comes to America t h 't Haywood learned upon his re­ it rises to about 120. turn that Russel Dugan, his back“ This is believed due to a differ­ fit hi -tat. is still limping from the ent intellectual tension. The av­ injury he received in the Stetson erage blood pressure of a commun­ game. TI i* Moccasin mentor had ity is an expression of the stat.*of Persistent ecu id - an I colds t hoped it would heal in time for mind of that community," Dr. (Continued from page One) the Mi-'i-si'ppi conflict, but it looks •eflous trouble. V u .:a sl 'p til n* (Continued from page One) Roberts said. “ Home who suffer flJMO.IJIHI the first year, with n right i ou as if his tones were in with l.reiiim.lsion. i c.tu.!ohrd i.n> from high blood pressure do not ap­ live proceeding and one not cal­ reduction each subsequent, year sole that is plcisart I" take. Lr-airnul vain. pear lo be nervous. People can he culated to accomplish much good title to deaths. sinn is i n- w no l.v -\ discctrcry wit They contend that (Iov. Smith is Other**i-e the Moccasins will be twofold riion: u soothe* and h-t-d apparently quiet nnd calm and still "This till would accord to the id! -et for the Choctaws, with the intl.inr I n -itil.r-iica and inhibi be under excessive nervous strain. the outstanding figure in the par­ officers, who risked their lives for HoIIh Calloway having fully re- j "TI uh is the man that starts and ty today, and that to deny him germ a their country during the World rovi rc,| from an early season in- ) ()f .ill Lnown .1 r.ostt|« is rr. stops quickly, thinks fast nnd is the opportunity to speak at War, the same disability retire- jury Calloway was right for the ngnizrd lo ledi r.nde-il autlu.iii!-* always alert. Ills slate o f mini. 1 Democratic . . . banquet ,,would he,,,taut may be inherited from past generlo ^ 'g tn g Ham.et without mi nt privileges now enjoyed by the nnc of lie- -i - - Hamlet. There will I.* mueh dis- irnfi'ssii.nnl soldier." Senator persi*l< in • ■ ntions, just us the state o f- mind foinis el tlir of America is indifferent from l cusion and manv conferences !»• Tymn expliuncd. "It is an act of contain,, i that o f China. "The cure then is fore a decision on the program is justice to the men, who gave up | lenumeralivc positions to serve iic tlili; >!•'■• the slowing up o f mental activity, reached that much is assured. tlir inf rt -I : t O f Cbtirse, it was pointer out by , their country and who returned to relaxation( hot baths should be irrit.itini i in taken every night. A person some Democrats, there is no assur- private life, unable to continue rrrnsote »o, should he made to wallow in hot atue that (iov. Smith would at - 'heir former professions, due to s r,*M sorbed t'i tend if invited. The New York wounds." The measure twice hnj water. Vacations are good." LKi’ ANTO — $ 1 ,11110,11011 bond of the Proper care nf babies was the governor has been assiduously r.,- passed the- Senate in previous for general improvements In of the (*•i > subject o f a talk by Dr. L. It. De- fraining from making any speeches yiarr >nly to die because it failed • voted "ti here Nov. 2H. Cfenr I outside of New York, and those buys. 'Twenty five percent of of enactment in the llutise, lory i.i t'is t our men ur« deficient and a great he has made inside his stale have •OM-ft- l i -I BIUCKILS DAIRY FARM part o f this could have been pre­ been concerned solely with state RK( CHID MADE lirnrv lo' 1 -n . vented by proper caru in child­ matters. Ho has not publicly dis- I KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 17 Phone 37 lory .1 hood,'' declared Dr. Debuys. "New tossed Democratic national polite Sweet Milk Sweet Cream -(IN S )—A new world'e record ina tip i • since he so dramatically appeared born babies that are underweight Money was established at the American Bolter Milk or premature should be placed in on the stage in Madison Square n-il r- ' • . 1 incunbatnrs and kept at an. even Harden one night in July’ o f 1921. Royal livestock Show hero today Milk for Babies dirr'-i when a carload of angus ealve* temperature. A slight change .tre -old for $20.50 per hundredWINTER HITS N. Y. from hot to cold in the first few Iweight. Ihe previous record, es­ days of a baby's life is a severe NEW YORK. Nov . 17 (I.VSi anil is often fatal. For that reas­ A iter experiencing the warm i t tablished in 1919, was $2fl. on a baby should ho at least .21 Nov. Id in history. Neu York MRS. BUSCH FINED tofliiy waa due for a touch of wiuhours old before its first hath." NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (IN S )— according to vveulhc r foroRain was to hi* fnllmved I he widow of America's richest Boh Ishie Purchases casta. nnd most famous ItiTwer him btH*n >y freezing temperatures. tiled $57,501) for uttemptc -1 First Street Garage smugglirig, it was stated today at OFFICER IS ARRESTED tin- customs house. PEKING, Nov. 17 — ( I N S ) The Fletcher Battery and Elec­ trical Company at 820 West First Hcinrieh Krrnx, distiursing officer | MARTIAL DECLARED Street hus been purchased by Boh o f the United States Legation for 107 W. 1st St., I ON DON, 17 — ------(IN S), ,, Ishie, according to nn announce­ whom a search was made in ranment made on Wednesday. A gen­ ncction with a shortage o f S.'M,000 •’""lW lng a night of street figiitCanton. ' hirm. during whieh eral repair garage will be con­ in government funds handled by him, was a re rated today in Singn- n‘' 1,1 , s Parly trial ducted hy Mr. Ishie. t“ <cizt* tha - city, martial law ; The new owner o f the shop was pore. ________________vv“ -t declared there today, naid a The Most Sensational Shoe formerly connected with the L W. SNOW IN NASHYII.I.E ' 1' 9'atch from lli.ng Kong The Phillips & Sons, local Dodge Thousands of Pairs for NASHVILLE, Tenn. Noe 17 r.'f tl,‘‘ quart., dealers anti is un experienced .(INS) -Snow fell for the first ____ ______ mechanic. Repair work on Dm lganil Ford cars will he the specialty time this year, when the temeperii. U’FST PAixt ut* x/*i, v of the new concern although effi- ture dropped sharply and turned * Southern Boulevard bridge opma d ccint service is guaranteed for all r.iinstorm into *t near-idizzard. 1 traffic. ** niakes of enrs. The guruge will lurry The PunSPECIAL Am line of gasoline and oils. DEMOCRATS TO American Le g io n HAVE HARMONY To Launch Drive BANQUET SOON To Aid Wounded | BORAH BRANDED DES MOINES, low. — (IN S )— Senator Willi. 1 Borah was branded tod*, J "caring critic of thc f a ' i j tho corn belt federation cos 1 of the leading farm and coon*, ive marketing orgnniiation^J Cj('(nl bread <d\ More Energy I or t hes e c o o l , s n a p p y morningjl G O O D B R tA D supply energy th?r “ stands by" you throughout thc day. It "iv 's you thc ri^ht start tor the: c cool mornings— and the h e ltc r the bread th; more energy it qives. c//l&T/cr, ii a Letter bread! V 1 %■>. x ) A v f r ic a n H a k i itiis Co. . ill I h 'y Mitt ) fllll ( j'.lc* .’ . _■m i D Juilds St u r d y H ealth SPECIAL!! GENtriNK in PLATE F O R I) H A T T E R Y FOR $ 1 0 .0 0 ANI) YOUR OLD BATTERY I Ford Batteries need no introduction. They can be used on all makes o f cars and arc an ideal Radio Battery. Edward Higgins, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales A Service Palmetto & Commercial Sts. Phone 331 BAKER BROTHERS Biggest Shoe Sale Sanford 1 Starts Friday Nov. 18 - 8:30 SHOES McLAULIN’S cooling plant into' operation for this season. G, W. Morgan, another grower, also predicted un excellent season with more development* nnd morn ucrenge than heretofore. He said he l*elieved crops were in good shape nnd the prospects bright for u successful season. W. J. Lawton, one o f the lending general merchants, said thnt busi­ ness is better this fall than it was ul thl^ ,lln" lal,t He suid he' i* confident there will be more money in celery and fruit this year than in 19211 and thut the scusnn wil* bt‘ 1111 ^xfell.'nt one for the ( , viedo merchants. He. said an"*b- j" factor wa- the increase in *he luboring population since lust >»'ar. Jewelers Optometrist 1 Cent A PAIR New Up-To-Date Christmas Goods Sale Ever Held In Sanford j the Entire Family . / SHOES SPECIAL With Purchase of $3.50 and Over, Over. LADIES FINE HOSE Sanford’s Oldest Established Jewelers A . M. SHOES With Purchase (*f SH.itR nnd MENS FINE SOX 1 Cent A PAIR Chidrens Let Us Serve You . SLIPPERS W atches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver, Glassware, China, Leather Goods. ' Popular Prices. Reliable Merchandise LADIES SLIPPERS Many Style* High Grade. Choice of heels 99c to $2.99 $1.99 a Pair FiT/PATRIUK DIES MAMARONECK. N. Y.. Nov. 17. — UN'S)—Frederick F. Fitzntrick |resident of the American LiKomoHve Company and a director in numcroun »thor large corporations, died at his homo in Larchmont, laft night, it wna learned here to­ day. ♦% *?* V U T n w a • - __ __ __________ ♦?* SUITS $25 Up OVERCOATS $27.50 Up S.W. BRADFORD Bank BidK. (Take Elevator) X $2.99 a Pair Mens Utah tirade Solid Leather SHOES t ❖ Patent Tan and Gun Metal $3.99 a Pair ? ♦ r | r ? X f Newest Nlany Leathers WORK SHOES OXFORDS $3.99 a Pair M AD E-TO -M EASU R E ORDER NOW! MEN’S OXFORDS NOVELTIES ? t lOi. 4 , BE NEXT ELEVEN FACINGSOUTHERN Bri irsrs Opens A New: -J-wlth Mr. Briggs ^ •*_ • * * , fttorc may be sccurpd Watch Repair Shop ihft the tiAw new aafakli.L^ establishment.' .tJI ■© o KILGORE SEED CO. | “ Home of Bred-Right Seed." W- Kirs|t at. Phono 218 j f $1.99 a Pair The Sale of All Sales. Every Pair A Real Bargain BAKER BROS. SHOE STORE ,i4V ,-— i_,.r* - ' ' J' rWC . Sanford �ID A Y , t i O V / K , 1927 ^ T 'D a i ly HsraJ# 10-A— Poultry And Epjjs 16— H ouses Fnr j j enj AFTER GAS BLAST ROCKED PITTSBURGH AD. RATES -100 |i : Caib in Adraneo . .d», win be received on, and collector eenl lor payment. ...10c n line ___ 8c line line ___ 4c • line a ..... ........ 8c a rates on request. duced rates nre for {f insertions. pli of average length - j a line. ,m charge of 30c for rtion. . .. . , tertising is restricted classification. rror is made The SanwiU bo responsible (rti, incorrect insertion, rtiser for subsequent , The office should be immediately in case o f Whits eLghorn pullets. Ready to lay. From our heavy laying rtock. Half price. Sandy Hook Pouhry Farm. Kustis; Florida. FOR SALE— 200 Fryers at 2 lb., in large or small lots. Tiller, Paola, Route A, Sn i We Buy and Sell Bottles of All Descriptions. Rear of FOR RF.NT-r, ho, 2121 Palmetto A ?30 monthly. y«.e ] The Herald ,.ffie- KOTS 10-B— Plants And Flowers FOR SALE— Missionary strav berry plants. Rex Packard. 1 room brick hmigaFor .Sale— Lemon and orange Paliaetto and 18th St. calendula plants double corn­ proportion to present flower in six colors, ready now. ’ Hnrir 769-W. B. F. Whitner dr., 129 Summer­ lin Ave, Fort Mellon, phone 882\V, h or Sale: On extremely ea-y terms, five room stucco bunga­ low located at 2200 Palmetto Ave* 11— Miscellaneous ADVERTISERS mte. Owner living out of the ci*y herald r e p r e s e n t a t iv e I have invented an automatic grade and will sell at less than cost. lily familiar with rates crossing gate, train closes when Large living room with fire place. y Ratification will approaching crossing, engine op­ Dining rooni kitchen with electric l complete information. ens after parsing over crossing, range and built in cabinets, two U wish, they will assist will register amount of box ears bed rooms, hath with both tub a:td wording your want ad on a track, can he used as street shower. Electric water heater, it more effective, d ossin g ami highway signal, does large front (mrch, also rear porch away with accidents. I need a Ilour-e finished in white enamel. In OUTANT NOTICE partner, will take some cash and good condition. Very small cash some trade. 1 have a working mod­ payment and balance like rent will i*fr), should give their postoffice address as el. .1. M. Williams, 1012 Myrtle buy. Faces east on high land. An exceptional chance for someone their phone number if Avenue. For further information address ,re results. About one Box 131. can* The Herald. ut of a thousand has Store with stock and filling sta­ lone and the others tion for sale. For information $3500. will buy Magnolia Avenue niniun irate with you address S. E. Norwood, Ijiko house. Any reasonable terms. For ey know your address, Monroe, Fla. additional information Address leontinuence MI ST he person at 'I he. Sanford CAR AWNINGS.— Auto Awning Box 79 care The Sanford Herald. (lice or by letter. TeleCo. 11 Ball Bldg. 21 Acreage For Sale iconlinuenres ure not |Miss Beatrice Howard may secure her free ticket to te Milano, nt 33 1-3 acres four miles from San­ . Prompt - Efficient The Herald office. ford on the old Orlando Rond This grunic picture shows the wreckage of tl ,c plunt o f the exploded. Many people were killed and scores were injured in the b Service can be bought on such easy terms • font gas tanklast, which rocked all o f Pittsburg. Equitable Gas Co., nt Pittsburgh, after a and at such a low price that pur­ 12— Wanted chaser can reap big profits, Ideal location for poultry farm. See R. And Found A desirable 5 or 0 room house •L Holly, First National Bank centrally located, must be rea­ |ticket to the Milano sonable, $500.00 down payment Building. for Mr. Frank Mark- Phono 189. |nrr plca-c call nt The 2 1 — l.ols For Salt •ame. Wonted: Two men with cars to sell and collect, Singer Sewing ROSE COURT LOT. well located. Mach. Co., Phone 80— Room 33 $1,000 I? sold at once. Owner Me [.under Arcade. needs money. Address “ Bargain" Tonnage Has Heen Increased Civic Leaders Are Kxpeclcd DODGE care The Herald office. and Graham truck*. To hand Mrs. R. H, Renick a free To Idonlify Mob Members Ten Times Ilv I-euerul Aid ticket to the Milane, when she I ON DON Nov. 17—Although for i,qi| ei with such striking *iir Ifth Street Phone 3. In Quiz Into Storming Of In The Last kiglil Years; culls ut The Herald office. Will trade equity in two nice she has been told that there is a ' ■’*» Ihui In mpidly nude his forJail And Hanging Of Youth Steamboat Days' Are Hack building lots for automobile. My possibility i f her leceiving whig Dine. ,\ the ••:n* past lie added It COWAN CO. Auto price will he reasonable so in ans­ pin tii n o f an American fortune •<* but '*■*■:« 11* *•• ■■■oiiphlernMy that )Wsheet metal works, 14— Rooms Wlthrut Hoard wering this ad give me fuir valua­ exceeding $5011,000,000 Mrs. W .-T .; he assumed control of vast unde.*- | NT. LIH’ IS M*.. Nov. 17. (IN S ). COLUMBIA, Tenn., Nov. 17.— emu*. Phone 7115-W. -In fight years the United State- iIN S)— A grand jury investigation tion of your car and complete inFOR R E N T -O n e furnished bed- f irritation. Address* Box 81 care I’earson, of The Waldrons, Cn*y-| UiUtu*'. :ir*ii berauie a Senator government ha;* dune the linpon* |of the lynching of Henry Choate, Ills tU M v . il'iilii d rhildh s i, un i I ' lou just smties and says; “ It may runm. with or without farajr’>. ,rlU! Herald. • • ibli*— rejuvenat'd nnd infused n ■' vigtheen year ohi negro boy, bv ORD BUICK CO. so did his si-cninl. The search for m t happen.” Apply 800~Blagnhlia Or Phone Kill. lifo into the dying Mississippi riv-J an unnm-ked mob Friday night, Fagonlia Ave. heirj hits apparently heen going Her sister, who lives in Hamp­ er trade. It has turned trade hack was under way here today. [ft-ic 36V. stead a suburb o f London, is sim ­ on ever sim-c hi* d itlt and some to the surging river, imreusing nuFOR RENT— NICELY furnished AT SACRIFICE— Building lots Choate was alleged to have at­ good part of town. Will sell .it ilarly calm. So ate her seven sis­ claimants ....... Australia spear. mial tonnage from 129,000 tons in tempted to assault upon a local bedrooms, in private home, phone •-HARMONS ml. Thus cl.ilined to he descendless than cost and on easy terms. ters and brothers. 83. 1918 to 1 ,200,00(1 tons in 1926; It young woman. He is said to have fori Automobile Co. If they can establish family re­ lints o f the eldest son o f the mil- has more than quadrupled Its in. confessed his crime. Address Box 868 care The Herat I. r. Phone 137 Bonaire* parents. lationship satisfactorily they will jitial fleet of steanieri* und barges 15— Apartment For* Kent The negro was taken from the Residents in their town (New­ he entitled to participate in the es26— Miscellaneous For Sale anil it has improved the naviga­ county courthouse where he wn. OREL TRIM CO. castle, N. 8 . \V.» formed a symli tute of an American multi-million tion conditions on the river itself. hanged from a second stot7 win­ [tfcccttr, not the owner;'* .ate and sub* tilled $ 100,000, Ui;>'aire who died two years ago. lint more important than any. dow. Witness, however, said that One 1200 capacity incubator, in ! 817 for istiinates For Rent:— Two furnished apart­ •Mrs. Pearson received the sur­ . presentalivcs nf that sy ml irate re first class condition. Price rea­ prise of her life when holiday-mak­ rently paid a visit to Ireland. They thing else, it has smashed the hug- ho wus already dead from blows W. RADFORD ments with garages. l*nrge a boo, and more und more indorooms and porches. S. J. Riggers, sonable, can be seen nt Burnett ing* in Belgium bud with tin m a precious old >•••!- j rrndi nt packet companies are put- on the head form members of th * mob. Leghorn Ranch, Oviedo Fla. jNMthing that will car- 919 Park Ave. A letter was sent to me from b>vv Bible that had been brought ting boats in the short trndes be­ He had been saved from the mob C. Michael to u good an Irish lawyer. If informed me ‘‘ "ai a farm hmi-e ia Australia. In tween important river cities. Plans twice before during the tiny by thu pc Milane. It is in the Beautiful apartments—Two rooms Houses For Sale or Rent: Inquire of this fortune, and stated, thut I 1 w»* recorded the marriage of (already are underway for thu for­ mother of the girl whom he attack, i ticket and may he sokitchenette and hath nltrnctivelv at 2609 Orange Ave. Oak Hill probably was entitled to benefit I"hit t'lurl. ami Mary Andrews, mation of priyately owned corp­ cd when she pleaded with the arm­ iThe Herald office. Naturally it was exciting to hear I who it is claimed, wi re the pa oration to operate in the longer furnished, centrally located, all City. Route A. Box 170— F. ed men nt the negro’s first capture improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel. such news. If tin* claim o f n;y lent* of the millionaire. tni' Ie route anil one group nrtunlly to let the law take its course. Service “ Thik Bible is the property of is considering building a fleet of 777- or 773. family is setnhlishcil, the pnasihil27— Money to Loan He was saved a second time hy the itic-s would certainly hi* interesting ■tin grnnihcliiblrcn of the Joseph fast passenger boats to run be* plens of the sheriffs wife. transfer pictures, Attractive two room furnished! i lark who, it is believed, was a , tween St. Louis and New Orleans, Will Wait and See Efforts of the American Legion, r-** aril brushes. Sun npartfhent- nDo garage. 018 Oak .Money to loan on residences in “ But we rvnmin unperturbed. In other of tbi* millionaire. Joseph n* in the days oT old. minister, and civic leaders who Sanford, low intrrest rate. Box i** Faints and Varnishes, Ave. Phone 2802. We prefer to wait nnd set what j. supposed to have gone t<> Au*rushed to the scene of the Ivnch(lid Packet Lines 303. c-u The Hi mid. lint and Wall Paper happens, rather than hurriedly as­ iral'a at thiit lime that his brother Several packet line* operate Ing, Armistice Hay ol/ervances. f. First St. •lit to America. Inquires in iresume we are all millionaires. FOR R E N T — Apartment neafrom St. Louis; some sending their went unheaded, and several nre “ There are many claimants for lanl Are said to show that William steamers to up-river Illinois and expected to tell their story before Forrest Lake Hotel. $2.50 u Unlimited money to loan on res* dence property. Mortgages the fortune, and if my claim were A ml rows Clark, builder o f the form every shape and room. 1009 Union Ave. bought nnd refinanced. Write Mr. t Uahlished so, too, would be those 'one, was a de* emlant of Thonta. Missouri ports, oth rs plying the the grand jury this week. The ib «n river itretcher ns far as Columbia Herald of this city call­ tile roofing, ornnAldrich care Valdez Hotel, City. of try brother a nnd sisters. Also j Flail: and Mary Harris, of Bn t’njte G|rardcau, Mo, ed the affair “ one of the most |«•- Sanford Cement CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 012 it would be necessary to ascertain Igbhnfin in the Parish Kiln* ay. Park Ave. Apnrtments—2 nnd I Cf-.v.pany, Fifth and At Cairo steamers work the disgraceful chapters in th annals "My family belongs to the N< r*h whether there were other relation* —garage and water. Reasonable. (Legal Notices) I’hune 112-W. Ohio river and venture out fo r a of Maury county. . ..the entire English Woman Unmoved Over Possibility U? Being Heir To American Fortune Attractive furnished apartments in t u b cin cu iT c o r n r o k hk. m * s«l. Farms, Groves, corner Pnrk and Tenth Sts. Frit X o l . K CO tiN TV. K I M I P A IN rilA N C K R T 1110 N, Park Ave. Phone giduire installed, wnter and gavJAMKH M O f U I I T O N . rnm plainanl. nge furnished. Phone 1^-J. vs M A B R n a R O M H lK . rt si.. D«ri-mlunts __ nrtO K It O F I’ t'IM .H 'A TIoN T i l t : 8T A T K OK FLO RID A TO: w. i>. T f i r n u r r o N <*■<> m u ». IIOUHB. LO lT .SIlt 'li'!. NORTH C A R O L IN A : .............. Ii ii|i|i>.;trlng fr om on o f f m a v i i ril,.ii in this cauNo thut you " ■ o TH O RNTO N arc a resldrnt of « -i.it» or c o u n tr y oth er than the St.iti o f Klorldn; thut the f r esen t mtitrrSK anil p ls re o f O ' W w ™ JJ* the ilefrnilnnt. W. D. THORNTON, ii* piirtlcula rly us Is k n ow n Is «•**• Mr* House, Lonlsliurit. North c s r u . Hnu; uml thnt you are ov e r the ax<* o f tw e n ty -o n e ( S I ) years, and there Is no person In the Hlule o f Florida, service o f a S u m m o n s In t’ hunrerv uoon w hom w o u l d hind you. T llK K K F O ItE . ih l« Is to com mam* you. W. D. TH O RN TO N . t » iw rson. ully lie; and aptiear b e f o r e o u r sum Clrrnit t ’ou rt ut Sanford. Semlnote County. F lo r ld o , on th e Sth d » y o f Oereinher, A. D.. I » 1T to make an sW*ee to the m i l o f Com plaint h e r e ­ tofore filed a s a l n s t you In this cause, o th e r w is e sa id hill o f c o m ­ plaint w ill he ta k. n as eotifes-ed hv m u and this c a u se proreeil e* S. |HT PRINT SHOP FURNISHED apartment for rent I service on anything in in the Herald building—a down­ [ A phone tail will get town {'cation at remarkably low Ph.,ne 117-W. 9 Rail- rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The Herald office. fOOFlNG—The Roof Ev- 16— Houses For Rent Melal shingles; ,n> tin and galvinlaed Furnished cottage on ^•mes H. Cowan. Oak For Rent; Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Jinkins T>ird St. Phone 111. at Court House. f e w - * OLD W A LLS “L NEW W ALL PAINT ftO N E W AND BET^ R T H E R IN FORM AK PHONE 235-J OR * c °hIJ!R , SAN FO RU FOR RENT—House on Oak Ave 11th Street. Unfurnished. Phone 864-J. For Rent— Gfie nicely fumish-d apartment, ail modem convenienccf, $25.00 monthly. Phono PB—repairing, piano 207, 915 W. 1st St._________ rMperts with 17 years ^senford music store Two five room houses. Also two PP«. Room 10 4 It Me* furnished apartments. Enquire 1*. Phone 832. 2300 Mellonviile Ave. . Signs of all kind-. FOR RENT—6 room unfurnished 1 Faint 4 Wall Paper house comer Oak and 17th St. Phone 2 0 . ------------- "v~ dRLG STORE— Prc**♦ Soda. w # ar, FOR RENT:Small furnished house suitable for couple, two room*, ^ J W ir phone. Call 103 bath and garage. 2516 Orange Ave. Phone 826-J. I cr1 * ' ®IT' gallon * l‘r »' cement work. Iffto " ! r■ J- E- Ter- For Rent: 5 room Stucco bungalow located at 2300 Palmetto Ave! n,! Elm. nue. All Improvements. $-10 per M^antcil Male month. Inquire at Herald office. ----------------------------------- ■— 1** an<1 can Furnicb Fo- Rent—Five room house. Beth and screened porch. $20 00 s jr • . e a year around loo thnt will month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190W. I i,t,| n day for til. . ma»- Dept. R. limine for rent. 1405 W. 1st St. Apply Kent Vulcanising Work*- r The nature o f said suit h eln a a ■nit to f o r e c lo s e that certain Mort* uaye da ted the J lrd day nf N ov em . tier .A 1*. 1*13 fr o m the d e f e n d ­ ants, H. M A bercrom lil*. f t at., .to ■lie Com pla inant. Jam es M ouoh lon . W hic h a p p e a r s o f record m M «»tm y , . Book JI. p a g e « IT o f th* Kutillc R e c o rd s o f Seminole t ounty. I e’ and. and i -'vu nnbly, in the •ear h of the records, tuy name was •I t lined. My mothtr tliei! 21 yean ig o ,end my fniher, who xvuuld have Known all about it. died lasL Feb­ ruary at .!u» age of 91, If the rea­ soning i<t correct my great pri .iternndnmther and -'Ir. William An­ drews Clark's griindfather wv:'e br .thcr nnd sister." few iK a r b y towns along the Missia-ippi. Memphis has many packet bouts plying up and down the rivtlr to Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississ­ ippi towns. At one time service was maintained to Vicksburg, and nioy soon be re-lnstated, it is un­ derstood. Vicksburg is an important river town, iits steamers connect with ' New Orlcunr- nn ports on the Ynxoo river. | Packet trade out of New Or­ leans, through the bayous and up the Red and Ounchita riven* grows heavier yearly. BIRMINGHAM Ala., Nov. 17. "The writer, observing down-riv­ |— UNS)—A program coveting er development from the U. 3. ex­ ( Legal Notices) various phases and problems of press stcumer Gulfport, saw many child welfare, including foster steamers now plying rvgular trade REGISTRATION NOTICE homes, Mother's Aid, health clin­ routes that were not in servlet FOR RBGLLAK MUNICIPAL ics. cars, and child five years ago. The Memphlf-Now ELECTION , , inatl’ utlupal * The Registration Books of the: placing h a s been announced for Orleans companies especially have City, of Sanford, Florida will be the Regional Conference Held un- taken encouragement from the onen c.-, Saturday, November 5, ider thv auspices of the Guild governments accomplishment. Shippers Encouraged 1927 and will close Friilay, Nov- Welfare Uugue of America in ember 2fith A. D. 1927. Ac the Birmingham, November 21 and And the small packet companies City Hall. 12-- , in vum encouragur the small shipL. R. PHILirS, B '* expected that a record 1 tiers, whose cargbex are too small City Registration Officer.' number of representatives front for handling by the government. ..............................~ ~ various South Carolinu institu- A- packet companies in their home r : w : k . 1kkmT noiJ £ - c o i s i r r . * '’'mv g e n c t e s will Jtjend the dlktrict*. owned by home interests. k t a t k o f F L O R I D A . ___ i c o n f e r e n c e , s i n c e th e membership I n K s t a t . or EDITH J5DWORD8 0f the League Includes a large — To lR r'rc.m o«*'!ixai.*v df.trlbu- 1 nuinb*r charitable in in ititutions. i m ». unit ail per-on* having The chairman of th* BirmingUSE claim or demands a s a l n s t *al<l |*ani Conference it A. 7\ Jamison, ••-tat**: QUAKER STATE Von. nnil each of jmu. sre herrbv head o f the Connie Maxwell Orph- Child Welfare Body To Meet Shortly InBirminghani.Ala. KIJ't 1 h F U R T H E R O R D E R E D that this Notice he published •" Sanford Herald, a n* w r par ' ' , i . p1“ ^ : llshed In S a n fo r d . Seminole Uountv. Florida, o n c e a week for four pr-m-nt .image at Greenwood S*uth Caroi|) c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s nnd a r o a r mitlfire unit r-nuireil to ih ereof to he mailed to the defen d, an; elnlnt- amt demand- which y»u. ij;nn. The League itcMf li an asmi»r H itler c*f you. m t v hnv# Airnlimt ; . # 7 ,, , , ant W. D. T h o r n to n . . «>N|air* o f KPITII KDWAFtDH ICU%tion o f cMM ca for OglflCWt •W ITNE SS m x hand and the o f f t . M KA I*. dfr#«.«#il. lute nf .SrniinnU nul in.iti* ut inn4 . which U mn.itan* ri.il seal o f t h - C lruit r o a s t « uni>** is*infIda, t»i ibf Hoik J •® * ,1 1 {Jf*vi*loninf bulii*r v* **/1 to cnfi? jt r d Ju illcla t_ C lr o u ll o f the HtaJ* iV l.5 ? x „ f F lo rid a In an d f o r Seminole Hb«n»tt, County J uiIk* uf Hrmin<U« Count* on the 3nd da y « f November I'auntr, at Bin tiffin in th# County ^'*r ‘'fP^ndtnt chthlr*' It it no t i y UourtHiiu-e In ftemlaol- t’ountr. i«f travelling collep- rf rhiidren'o wlthla twetva months from ,k1|i1 Work nm, ho<Ki;- U is conV. R noUOLARttClerk Circuit Court. Dsird Nnvemher i». A. n. 1*17. tnually improving the progreasBy A. M. W E E K S THBODOBB I . MEAIt. c» vt child-earc the Hvei of thousDeputy f lerk. WltJtDN. B O Y L B A DHIHTON t:t iTH* EI.°VVa°r u i 1 h e a d ! "v * ■ " * " f ^ ‘ Idren ore being changeti S o l ic it o r s , fur Ctimpllanant. materially for the better. t ii K»!7. ■B E A U ) I ..CBrSJWnaCM,-. * i * * *j® * . rS ,,yiD *■ tv *o* •-^ifr. WEDDING WANTED An unusually good op portunilv for any coupl* Ihat wishes to marry to re reive Ihe license, minister and wedding presents all furnished by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Ccremryty will be performed by any minister that Ihe couple may desire, and will be an sacred as any other wed ding ceremony. If interest ed, Phone 95. or write E. F Lane, Itox .129, Hanford Fla. m^ LOCH A R B O R TENNESSEE JURY Has Pure Water U. S. IS OLDTRADE DAYSOPENS PROBE IN Supplied from a Deep WeU and stored in a hermetically sealed tank, which prevents ONMISSISSIPPI NEGRO LYNCHING contamination, Fx»ch Ar­ V. entitled to share. So fur its I rati see there are forty or fifty claim ants." Mrs. Pearson smilingly declared thnt she declined to believe in such extraordinary g o o d luck until it nutcrilizcd Then she explained: "The fortune which, from all ac­ counts, amounts to $565,000,009 was amassed by William Andrews Clark, who died two years ago. He is supposed to have left hi* home in the Ninth of Ireland ut the ag • of 20. /|e haiTNrs' in for law and school teaching.) but gave up these occupations, so It is said, to jour­ ney to Colorail/*, From there he went to Montana and prospcctci' - S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ava for rent corner St. Apply W. II motto Ave. PLANT STOKES vegetable seeds and be sure o f germination, type purity, seed disinfection. Make our office your hend,|uarters to talk over seed problems. Francis C. Stokes £• Co. IK Mel binder Arcade. > •m bor’s water is as pure and good ns any to be found In Florida. Ask for a sample have it analyzed. DeForest - Sanford Realty Co. I*. <>• Box 339 Loans i i Quick! ! V /l i « n you a lo a n o n i m p r o t r i b u t B it ■« ar r J t i J s n ’ a) : I r o p t r ! * - —'w ith e ’ '■* t t r v . e s — w ’. ’.h ow n im p e e '.U n t ; r u p w i ll S I. U n l i m - l i d Curd* n v w t i i i l i b l t f o r l«*«ni in a m o u n t * o f $ 2 ,COO tn |. $ 100,000. McABOO IS DEFENDANT WASHINGTON Nov. 1 7 -(IN S ) Williams Gibbs McAdoo, war time ' secretnry of the treasury, today wm> numed defendant in three suita totalling 43,000 growing nut uf an accident near Edison, W. Va., on June 6. Sff or «<WrfM 0 *r I.oonl Counsvl H. R. Digb»°n Hanford, Fla, Baldwin! Mortgage Co i ~1VS3 Bornort Bask Bldg, JACKSONVILLE Vj,r*T5PI * Announcement C SERVICE BRIGGS formerly Watchmaker A t Vieles * Has Opened a Watch and r o Farther’ foi^ your Money. Free Crank*Caae Service. And Clock Repair Shop . . ’ri at ■ ■ >v,e i CECIL L. RINES ta r asJ n o r ed U p ? » f t o n s i ! t ! » j i — I r ’ f the n t l * OIL • Hanford Fla ] 5* machinery of the Inw collapsed unresisting before the onslnughter of a bloodthirsty, unreasoning mhb." go in to the trade, the merchant* of fer, more and more freight for shipment on the river. No less than six large cor­ porations Und financial groups are watching und investigating the workings of the federal barge line. Boon, it is believed the service will go over to private ownership and that much improvement and ex* pnnsion will follow. and ■ 160) W. First St. — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Its R ich est G arden L a n d } Leased Wire Interna JME XIX. — n“ l N ,," S S e r v k e S A N I ( ) R U - F I - » m U A . W E D N E S I . A V N O V H M H B H 16. 1927.Mt-m l,.r A.,HI. . » Cl >wSailford Bank GLASSDOESN’T DistrictAttorney Closes fA RMRELIEFIS REMUS’ NOTE! pensForBrnines8LIKESLAPAT ' Z f S ? !m 7„ i THOUGHTSURE TO YOUNG WIFE ithin Short Time DRY IDEAS ARE PUBLISHED BYSUPPORTERS iford Atlantic Nat,nal Bank To H ave jnnectionVVithBig icksonville House jital $ 100,000, irplus Is $20,000 Irtcr Application Is lade ByAllen,Shinjlser And Feitner REPORT ON FLOOD PROBLEM FLAYED BY SOUTHERNERS Army Plan For Controlling Mississippi River Is Des­ cribed As “ Highly Disap­ pointing” AndAsInadequate W ASH INGTO N, Nov. !«>.—The " r .i >'i " f the surveillance battle of the afiiduvits is at an •*' •> turn !'d government rvfornici. end. Aside from th e'gathering up F •!(,-•ii V irgini.i S en atorD cfen dsH im - “ l a few minor pieces o f pit) .deal •'.'I, •1 • |Burns operatives, reportevidence, the district attorney's o f­ etc., who • fa* . 11 11 * e lf Against A tta c k Made fice has completed its investigation 'KUe.i I-* cheeking tip on » :ii »\ By A n ti-l'roh ib ition istH On into alleged tampering with the 1 , ' « ,f j "'•■nt- <.f the jurors, tho.r Analogv O f •> Am en d m en ts Fall-Sinvlnir conspiracy trial. The (•! t|. jf ,'""d ""-ii and the until..friends. decision of the Federal Grand Jury ns to wether line hills snulil he re­ -i I’d juiy investigation had He Is Charged With turn; d is now awaited. ’ on ct. -'I, while the 11 hi progress. On that in tin alleged conspirInconsistent Stand .11 vInvolved 'I' '! i.in. Mias Long, went o illegally influence the Tea­ tiiei Governor Pinchnt, of pot Dome jury are: Harry F. SillSenator Favors Enforcement el.m. who. with former secretary v.I vmio.i., with his story, and 1 '"in . i.ik.'ii to Owen .1 O f 1Sih A m endm ent Byt Is f interior Albert It.. Fall, was ke.il ral (Id Prosecutor. •l.i ding trial for conspiracy to deAgainst lath In The South ' m il tho Gov eminent of naval oil Vssistant U. S. At • tve-; II. .Mason Day. vice N'- ' I! ii kiiishavv and WalWASHINGTON Nov. Ill »|\ m p co d .at of the Sinclair Explor■i >hea raided the hotel head I here i* n,, analogy between i ; on ( oinpanv alleged “ contract ' ” f the Hums Agent v Eighteenth Amendment to the Con •••..ti'* between Sinclair anil ihe •‘ "d ■•■'/. .1 ail reports and slitution. and the Eighteen! !i llury- Detectiv. Vgency: Sheldon ' Ui-ii* ■'ip <m the jury Amendment, Senator Cart* Ha-. 1 •Ilk, $u'i* pr .-id. nl of the Sin* '■ da'., I in he basis of these (D l ' f Virginia, dcilured let • iim i: ' ..it.pain, also *ui«l 1 Hui km-iu%vv and Shea ter published' today, in whirl1. In Tm tutvr iift'ii a "contact man.” Wilaf Invit - charging answered inferential charges th-r liaui J. I'u ms. (.:nlur head of the •in:>.-i a irkinshaw stat he is sincere in advocating th l»i i\a.i detective tirm which was \l\ m> belief ami I aver that strict enl'ortenirnt of the I it t•• . « i*^ d to kfi.|> Die Fall- Sinclair ’ ' employ . r of .-aid detectives ' tin mr*M • mull r f oii-t;nit surveillance. 1 Sinclair, defendant in other. W - htrmun Riii ms, *on of \V. J. It The criticism o f Senator In**' ■and '•*< rrtary iiea-iircr o f the ug*•1 affidavits, arising position, published in a New for'. *nu > f i• whom re|i..rt* were made ft -cp rale inveatiga.on. field marshal of the ct newspaper, and brought to hisi at- and 'vl • WilM | .'oi Imiv' oil Kidvvell with .l .i i ii11ii1 1 1 i.dk in violalent mu ay the association opposed opei a.ives that did the investigut-. a Cluirl.s G. Ruddy, >t ■.it Ii as a pit or. Imlielto the prohibitum amendment, drew inp work; ■oi' . |i obablv will be fire ....... the Virginia Senatur in ii Miiacer of the fljintf squadron n NVII- h < n by Mondu., at the the form of u letter to the asso­ issigi.ii to trail the jury. 11..in .1 iMcMullin. Huns operative la I t’ eiv are indictments,” ciation. k own ... th 'in ii.- William Y. Long , so ■iat Attorney Goidoli to­ “ I he attempt to draw nit nnalo- \ l.o "l.teumc disgusted with th e ’ d re wdi be a ,-pcedy trial.” pv between thu attitude of the Although Several Plans Have Been Considered ForFinaneinii Surplus Crops.OIdKquali/.ation Fee Now Desired Leaders Think Bill W ill Meet Success Administration Prepares To Sponsor Substitute Bill Sim­ ilar To Jardine Credit Plan 0 -------DENVER, Nov. 1 C.— (IN S ) — State police and mine guards, with machine guns mounted nenrby, today repulsed an at­ tempt by more than 100 picketor* led hy n woman dressed Columbine Mine at laifayetto in flaming red to dose the in the northern coni field, the «nly mine in thnt district to oppernto daily since the coat strike, precipitated by I. \V. \V. leaders, called Oct. IK. National Guard aeroplanes circled over, head while the mob wax held at bay. Im ogeneW roteRem iw. While In Jail That She Intended Filing Suit F o r Divorce *3 A Ex- Liquor Leader Didn’t Know Why LABOR MAY KEEP PRESIDENT FROM Eleven Jurors Accep­ As Slow W ork HANDLING STRIKE ted Is Continued Today M ASUNGTON, N ov. It! (IN S ) w' \SIIINGTO iV, Nov. id (INS) I lie farm relief pendulum, ufter — Disclosure of the principal feat­ .-winging toward neveral mibxiiures o f the fortiiconiing report of '■He plans, turned back today to iiford was definitely ns­ Army engineers on the .Mississ­ COURT HOUSE. CINC1N*1" MeNary-llaugen Hill, w it It Appeals Are Sent To CootidRe ; of a new bank with the ippi lliver flood piohlem provoked And Governor Fisher AKking. N ATI Noy ,6 ( I NS)- C o r fin oi leaders predicting its va­ a storm cf criticism among south­ jncement today that up- ern members of Congress todav. in Uncut into law even over a nm! I ? !,n1 vudeJJi« hlairespontlenco passing between. plc-utciltial veto ltion has been made to Tlie plan, as outlined hy Maj. Of Ho,000 Striking Miners Q(.orj?0 Rt mus. on trial for Gen. Edgar Jail win before the Although several other plans [federal comptroller at for financing -urplus crops have liington for a charter un- Mississippi Valley association, was I’ ITTSHURGH, Nov. 16 —Direct murder in criminal court* and assailed as ” wholly mmleipiate” been considered at a aeries of appcnl* to President Coolidge and his wife, Imogens whom he rhieh the Sanford A,t- and “ highly disappointing.' •aim <onferen.es during the pa<t Gov. John S. Fisher, o f Pennsyl­ shot and killed on Oct. 6 last, National Bank will opiim nth, the agi iculturnl spokesman Particular criticism was directed vania, will l>e made by the Ameri­ was obtained exclusively bv \. The bank will be capi­ I'ere apparently have reinstated can Federation of lulmr to prevent at Gen. .ladrin's statements that the 'lie tdd equalization f»e ;is the ba - 1 invasion of the rights of 85,000 International Nows Service at $100,00 and will engineers probably would recom­ farm relief legislation. The Mu mend adherence to the present today, as the third day of the striking bituminous coal miner in surplus of $20,000. Xary-llaugen bill, it vva» said, Pennsylvania. trial opened. Eleven tenta­ ouncoment of the new fin- levee system, excluding tributar­ will be reintroduced in both House This was one of several recom­ tively accepted jurors wer.'* institution was niaile ies, and would suggest that local dim ! as si»oii an ConKrt'S 4 i the Chamber of I ’onimerco communities be required to bear it i oiivum-s, and it will featuw- mendations contained in a resolu­ in the box this morning and th* tion adopted by a conference call­ iton E. Allen of Orlando, a part of the cost. The War De­ ihe equalization fee. ed by President William L. Green tedious task o f obtaining tho jury rill be president of the bank, partment plan, as indicated by The proponderan-e of opinion w oj resumed. jlllcn also made the announ- Gen. Judwin, also will include south oil the question of negro | among farm leaders leaned to­ of the A. F. of L., to devise means of aiding the striking bituminous .... .......... Tho following ...... note............ disclosed , it the weekly meeting of spillways in the Tensas and At- suffrage alij the position of per. ward early enactment of the bill inis Cluli al the Seminole chnfalayu basin and more revet­ sons intent upon nullifying the: miners in western and central to Remus, theq/a prisoner hi the including the equalization fee. ment work on the river*’ banks. eighteenth amerulnient is surely They even boasted that the bill Pennsylvania. A committee, headed Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, “ What we hoped for ami wore stupid,'' .-aid Glass. “ If one were prebubly would bo enacted over i by President Green, was scheduled that hie wife was planning to div­ |Ur,k will have several local i led to expect was the inclusion this call on Governor Fisher in HnrI i esidenliul veto although men on its hoard of to impute literal truth to the alleg­ orce him. It wa* written in pencil was imt attrinpt•<! a year ago risburg today. and in addition it will of the entire old Gulf o f .Mexico ed analogy, the conclusive answer Delegates to the conference bit­ by Mrr. Remus in a Western Un­ when Mr. Gnolidgc disapproved an |the financial hacking and basin, from Cairo south, in the would he that the south's resistsaid identical bill. terly assailed the intervention of ion blank and read as follows: ition of the same inteivt>H War Department's plan,” >fj unce t" the Fifteenth Amendment the farm leaders, however, de­ the federal courts in the contro­ "George: "A fte r our conversation the Atlantic National Sen. Caraway, (D ) of Arkansas. vva.i intended to avert the wretch­ “ It would he impossible to in­ clared there has been a change of versy between miners and opera­ jW Jacksonville, the largest ed ioii.-i licences of the unspeakable Sanford Man Loses 2 Finders clude any less and give the flood Pioneer Citizen Will Be Laid heart on the part of some western tors am) J. S. Otis of the Pitts­ today, it is very plain that you |a the state o f cPIorida. crime involved in the adoption ot protection needed. It is a fact Al Kc>t Tomorrow Afternoon and southern opponents of tho burg Central Labor Council, urged have lost confidence ia me, and as In Automobile Collision At* jlcte list o f the officers that communities along important the amendment.” told me to go ahead and file, Fourlh.\ndMellonvilk»;West After Services At Baptist e |iializati.»n fee as a result of con- muss vinlnfion of the federal in­ you or* whh not available tributaries to the Mississippi suf­ Declaring that the nullification think I will follow your advice. junction granted by Judge F. P. back Church: Stores T o B fC lo s e d with the "people kk it was announced thut fered more severely than some cflurts of the u.’iti-pruhibitions is I’aim Ileach.Man Breaks Ribs home. I hey maintained them Schoonmuker ut the behest o f the If at any time I can assist you Ition for the charter territory ad invent to the river. . an "encouragement to crime,'' --------...in i...... M y heart will !«• enough votes in tho Sev­ Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Cora- please let me know. i*rde by Mr. Allen, P. As the result o f injuries sus1- ;> i il -i-i'v ires for J. L. Mil­ entieth weighs too heavy to say any more. ‘ It would he highly disappointing while the action of southern stales, Congress to put the bi)l puny. ^president o f the Osee- if the engineers recommended that legitimate IN and constitutiona).’’ tuined in an automobile collision ler. pi.... . citizen of Sanford who on the vtatute books, regardless (Signed) Later the conference inferentiully li Company, and S. O. tho states or local districts pay Glass assailed the Fifteenth lati Tues.'tiy afternoon, RoU*rt J. died suddciil; Tuesday morning at of presidential disapproval. “ Imo.” indorsed muss violation af the inSanford manufacturer. nny o f the cost. It is u national Aiueiulnient vigorutly, expressing I lolly Jr. -uffcrvtl the loss of two n x itiHuriuni in Orlando, will be The administration meunwhile juncti'n, udopting A copy of this communication a resolution men with oth ers p ra ie m ' and the oommuniti«..i dotih >* if was ever constitutional­ fiagei - mi his right bund a'.d W. hrU llun il.«> afternoon nt ,.'t:.lo will be prepared to spunoor u hieh while demanding of the *oday and >hoyrt to on the bourd o f diresj- have exhausted their financial re­ ly ratified. \V. f.ottrldge of West Palm Reach o'clock nt !|ie First Hnptist Cliufch. substitute bill, based on the JbV- whic era s thut they make their strikecuT7' r1 t,V j sustained several broken ribs. Mrs. Dr. George Hyman of Tampa form. line plan of government credits. sources in fighting floods.” Rep. “ It was done, if at all, at the •e conform strickly to luw stated nlifted he hart received the above ISanfoni Atlantic National Aswoll, <!)) of Louisiana, whose point of Die bayonet under uspei- Holly uml baby who were with Mr. . r pn .tor » f Die b baptist This plan would establish huge note following bis last meeting M l establish its home in district was har hit by the flood ies of military terrorism that was Holly esraped with minor bruises. ( hurch. ami Dr. F. l>. King, pres uedits for farmer's cooperatives, that thn injunction has been used with Mrs. Remus at the Atlanta • ‘to set nside the law.” Hug formerly occupied by of lust spring, characterized tho in itself a crime.” The Eighteenth A negro nurse sitting in the rear cut nas’ or. wil' have charge o f tho by which th farmer* could hold Penitentiary. “ I could not under­ iford Hank uml Trust Com­ Jndwin statement us a great dis­ Amendment, on the other hand, he seat also had slight injuries. It was decided that the Ameri­ stand the meaning o f the note," scrvjces. liurinl vvill follow in |their surplus crops o ff the world fit Mrst Street und Mag- appointment.” market until fiivorulicl Tin- accident occurred at Mellon- I.akeview Teilietiiry. prices can Federation of Lubor will en­ said Remus. " I t was my first In­ said, was “ deliberately und pur­ Artnue. The date of the forville Avenue and Fourth Stieo . Out of i. -pect for Mr. Miller who ware obtained. The Congressional ter no imlei>cndent ticket in the timation from her that she war The further away wo get from posefully ratified.” 192H presidential campaign because ng i, expected to be in tho tragedy of lust spring the According t< > the police version, made Iii« In*nu in Sanford for hb loaders though will opposo this of the hugr c-ost of such an under­ planning to leave nie. She visited Glass pointed out, in addition, a (future, being Contingent more difficult the task of getting me the very morning I received the Holly cur with Mrs. Ilollv years ainl was one of the city’s ' I'lau and expect to defeat it. fundamental generic difference be­ |the completion o f extensive adequate flood west on most re.«| protection be­ tween the two amendments, assert­ driving, was traveling e>l rcted citizens, the stores " l feel certain the McNary taking, but vvill support candidates this coiximunkation. W# held n ons in the building und comes.’ he said. Unless Congress Fourth Street and Mr. Lottridgo, and otlli> i business houses will, Haugen bill will pus* by u great- known to be favorublc to organiz­ tong conference in Warden Snook’s ed labor. tipt of necessary printing attacks the problem in a big way ing that there has never liven en­ driv.ng a large Studebukor sedan, office. She had kissed me goodbye dose Ii,twccti the hours of four sr majority than before," Senator acted* any federal law to obtain The resolution instructing a com­ and we parted, as I thought, in was going south on Mellonville. Watson <R) of all the appeals for flood protec­ enforement of the negro suffrage Ind., predicted, and five. mittee to call upon the president excellent spirits. I* •hurt statement on the tion will be wasted.” Hep. Swing. it. I Ilomuarv palllieiirerH will In A. ... " i f the President ,yetocs Act, while congress "did over­ The Holly car, according to the and governor charged that "in Pen­ of the new hank, Mr. (11) o f Californium a member of police, struck the sedan on its left That woman, however, as I sec will enact I*. Conn.ll>. It- J. Holly, Judge J. Congress whelmingly enact a statute to en­ I Mid: the Flood Control Committee, force the prohibiti'ii npeiidmen'., side near the rear wheel, causing G. Sharon, L. I’. McCuller, Frank it into law over his veto.” ladd­ nsylvania all the unticombipatiira it now, left this note at the penit­ i» the first time the A t- joined feet where it I’. Foi >ici and It. F. Whittier S r.;er! o f the insurgent bloc held lavvA intended to restrain the great entiary to be delivered to me after in declaring thut Gen. and observance o f the law is obli­ it to -kid Jdinie ^ National bank interests Jadwiu does not go fur enough.” nuiiio view, even though they corprnte embinutins, have been pro. she left. I immediately attempted turned completely over, pinnl-ig Active palli carers will he Dr. G. S. v »w . even gatory on every citizen." L**Tn directly interested in A new and broader policy must Mr. I.ottridge U-neuth. in the past verted trf safe guurd and advance to decipher it, but did not under­ Solnmn K K. c'lmpcr. John »■ Glass declared there is no paral­ ututiun outside o f Jack- lie adopted, he raid. The importi* on other corporate wealth and to oppress stand its real meaning until I w ik The Holly enr. n Ihw Se.'ai , turn­ -IlnkiiiH. Il ( W in,.o„. Vnlk- (VII lel for the suggestion thut federal wage earners.” _ . feel that Sanford is mice o f including important tribu­ farm proposals. notified that she had filed suit for ed over on its right side as a n til Stating thnt many Pennsylvania divorce ut Cincinnati the P«ce to open a bank and taries such us the Arkunsas and officials be sent into Kentucky to of the impact. Mr. Holly grasp, d liams and O.-ie Estmlge. next " I f the McNary-llaugsn bill is A though he had been in poor supervise the state election there, soft coal miners are on he verge of day." Remus killed his wife in earnest solicitation by u Red Rivers in the flood protecctbn reintroduced and it contains tho the top with his right hand uml health for some time, Mr. Miller s destitution, with winter upon them, Eden Park while she went to court Picsentative business men, scheme was advocated before th-1 as suggested by the editorial he when the auto turned on Its sld • death wa.» unexpected and eume equalization fee," observed Sena­ the resolutions committee ordered was answering, and the sending o f by a complete survey of House Flood Control Committee fml«. to divorce him. He followed her MMI - LlLls! / .. . his many tor Norris (R ) of N'cbr., insur­ that all unions immediately engage enforcement the top pinned Mr. Holly’s hind as u severe shock to il situation, we have de- today by representuutivea of tho federal prohibition taxicab in bis limousine, dragged gent lender, " l expect It wilt bo idficers to enforce the Volstead beneath it, causing considerable friends in this city. He had been in an active campaign to secure her from the cab and shot her. II* organize the Sanford At- Red River territory. enacted.” injury t'> it. Mr. Holly was taken undergi ing treatment in the Or­ Act In any state. hational Hank, " I never suggested that she div­ Senator Nyo (R ) of N. D., un- money, food and clothing "fo r the to tho Fernalil-Lmighton where lando snnitiirium for the I'a-nt two_ oppressed wage earners.” have received a cordial orce me os the note indicates," | other insurgent said: “There ia a two fingers were amputated. weeks and seemetl to be itnprov not only from the busideclared Remus. "Daring our Inst Some Jenrs were expressed that lie ing rapidly. Mr. Miller died just greater determination now to r«lfc»n wi(h whom we have conversation I did rebuke her for than at unv time since the presmay suffer the loss of his hand. before tin. urivul of his wifi who I ■contact, but also from the not being in Cincinnati tending to was on her way to make her daily " ,‘ nt v* to« ‘r *l- This sentiment is IL J. Holly Sr., said his daught­ business but we settled that, I Mtional Hank officers andj due to the fact thut of ull thut er in-law in recounting her st.<ly visit with her husband. though, and was looking forward «vS T* who have been very has been said or offered us n sub­ of the arcidetit suitl she stopped XIr. Mlller’ vvas 57 yeui» uld. He londos ul ins to a Happy reunion with her when >n assisting us in every stitute, no other plan offers the her ear as shu neared the Inter Up to a lute hour this morning, m» . ___ was horn in Houston. Texas and I was to be released.” jo establish the new in­ same prospect of taking care of word had been received o f the air­ C Eight cuses, four of them for section and seeing no other nuto came to Florida als»ut 10 years surpluses ns due* the equalization “ Every night I pray for my son— plane "Princess Xenia," carrying violation o f local traffic laws, in sight, turned into Mellonville ago. lie lived for several yours fee 1 expect the bill will be en­ complete announcement Captain Robert McIntosh und his Funeral service* for A. V. Mc­ pray that he will not hava to dio in Orlnndn and then moved to Avenue to go south. The Lettridgc 1 lurmnl opening o f the bank pilot Bert Hinkler on an attempt- V the Municipal Court acted into law, even over a presi­ Guin, pioneer citizen and promin­ in the electric chair, I have plac. . ®P. Judge WT. car, she said, was going ut a fust Sanford whore ho resided for .16 dential Veto.” . n»«le shortly, Mr. Allen ed non-stop flight from England ent citrus grower o f Seminole cd my trust In God.” Mrs. Frank — ..... the charges rate o f H|ievd when it crushed in­ years. For many years ho was in I. ‘ he meantime he is makSenator Caraway, ( D ) o f Ark., County who died Sunduy night at Remus, the gray haired 78-ycarIndia. ‘ Forty minutes a fle rI cgai'ns^^MiM II Wa tathum for to tho right front purt o f the Reo, the bakery business and Dion re­ i*n.» move to Sanford to to also predicted enactment o f the his home in Pnolu, will be held old mother o f Georgu Remus, leaving Upuvon Airdrome yester* ‘ ’ |t to swerve to the right tired. Recently, however, he re- bill over a veto. [ his home. He indicated Thursday morning at I I o'clock at made this statement in broken f d«V. h. gDkta* Hjr ..r »l.h«ut W U causing while the other car skidded some entervif the business field and much stronger support o f the the funeral home o f Miller and accents to International Ne •AJIen i„ „ banker o f exten» i Mun.tou Airdrome- In K .nl, ,*™! t " . opened a bakery and stole on Sun- mea.iuro from southern Demo­ Erickson. Rev. W. P. Buhman, Service today. crience, his connections This was the one and only report each estreated a bond on the feet nway. Those who viewed the wreck do- font Avenue. pastor of the First Methodist crats. _ " * n with some o f the received o f the plane's progress. same charge. A. P. Haggard fail­ She has come front Chicago ' Mr. Miller is survived by his scribe as miraculous the escape of I Church will have charge o f .the ed to appear to answer n charge financial houses in the be nnar her son, now battling A fter passing over Manston the widow and three children, Mrs. ' services. Mrs. Holly and the baby from se­ *.e is u native Georgian flyers headed out over the Nojth of violating the parking ordinance The body will be held here pend­ court to escape the death m r rtn|' graduation from Sea towards the continent. Cap- l>u First Street ami estreated a rious injury. Mr. Lottridge, after Troy Ray, J. L. Miller Jr. and ing final plans for its burial either Sho ia staying ,ip the thi going to the police station and David Miller, lie also leaves a iW w iiity of Georgia, he tnin McIntosh and Hinkler hop* to $ 1 bond. mansion owned by Retntter In Atlanta or in Canada. Mrs. sister. Mrs. Kdwatd Aul'nk of giving his version o f the mishap, Mr. Haggard’s car was tugg?d vs „“ ‘ nkinir caroer at break the non-stop flight record McGuin arivwd here Tuesday from used to call his "dream « . Ga., where he resided established by Clarence Chamber­ Tuesday and yesterday afternoon (Continued on Page 4) (Continued On Page U Atlanta wrre she hus bean living when he and the woman ha years. lin when with Charles Levine, he he appeared ut police headquart­ for somp time. Mrs. McGuin had lived in splendor there, »P«nt two years in flew the Bcllunca Monoplane Col­ ers and posted bond. One of tho been notified late Monday follow­ every room in the place is «ot'ng the World War umbia from New A'ork to Ottbus, officers asked Mr. Haggard if ho PARIS. Nov." UL— (IN S )— The ing the discovery o f Mr. McCain's bare, having been stripped o f return to this coun- Germany. The Englishmen start­ didn't know the parking law was new French tariff decree, modfy- body in his little gurage apartment itu furnishings by ~ Street *» nmdo southern repres- ed o ff despite warnings by the air j being enforred on First ing rates on !>47 American pro­ which was recently built on hie when Ramus was in Jail. Even the Irving National ministry that snow nmi fog would und Mr. Haggard answered in th>> alabaster lions in front o f tho ducts and applying them minimum grove near Paola. i-l l^c American Ex- most likely bother them most of negative. turiff rate to 472 of these products Mr. McGuin had been in poor home were removed. Huvcn't you been reading The ton/*1" * Trust 'Company, the way to Constantinople. "I am a sad mother, for I W ASH ING TO N Nov. 1 « — (IN S ) Juan B. Sacuju, in Nicaragua, but was published today by the Jour­ health for several years, accordingI Herald?" usk-*d the officer. r£»r*cst bank in N ew Yark also to purchase newspaper propa nal official. The decree was sign­ to hia friends. He was on the afraid that maybe everything) —The wave of unti-Americun sent­ No, I haven't read that paper in ELDER SIGNS CONTRACT v„,lW” conn«cted with the ed by, President Dnumerguc and verge of a nervous breakdown as not come Out all ri| .three mnnths, n it since it turned iment that "sprang up throughout gurula and pay expenses of orators l * Institution for four the result of his continuous illness. although ha assn who berated the United States und • ramier I oincure. NEW YORJx. Nov. 16 .— (IN S )— bolshevik. Central America river President I Km slllts* Ilf Last Saturday morning he met will." said Mrs. Remus, three years. Sir. Ruth Elder, with an acident when he drove his such • good boy; he -wv nrsociated wtth fwho almost automobile through t h r -fn ijtt-o f ed~m«'aiui^te> Rank of tho Republic across the the McCrary’s store on First ‘ My husband had 1 ,5 " ’ ’ ‘ rxing that institu- n. contract Friends here attributed hla death years and conld •“ * capacity of vice presl- f t r 100 to heart failure brought on aa a George always ts in charge pf |tl* southern result of the shock of tho accident. Was unni hard in Mr. McGuin came to this coun­ i J l r the past several cult, who ty in the eighties and with Dr. J. nmdc Orlando hi* M. Bishop was associated in tho lust, Bishop graves at Paola. His fire* felted a $ 1 0 bond on a charge of that President Calles tent 11,075,- that country to anti-American will become effective. understanding with Mexico.". Castor l o s e s f i g h t wife ‘K«d about 1 0 years ago and CAMDEN, N. J. Nov. t6—(IN S )! drunkenness. 0CO ia cash into Nicaragua and One o f the documents reproduc­ M AR TIN URGES COMMON later he married the present Mrs. — A fter four unsuccessful attempt*, contiguous countries to "whip up” ed by the Heral<|, and stated to ^UVElt. n. C., Nov. 16.— i to escape from the detent!1 n homv ' SENSE. O F F IC IA L ABSCONDS McGuin.' * ,’ v ' • V* , - anti-American sentiment. The Her- have come from the secret archives O’ Connor,! in the Clouthcster, N. J.. iimnigra- f uhl prints fac-similes o f the orders of the Mexican Foreign Office, PENSACOLA — Plans making JACKSONVILLE, FLA.. Nov. PEKING. Nov. H. — (IN S )— J church at Anni- tion station near here, four aliens, upon the Mexican Treasury for the directa the payment of one hundred lb. — (IN S )— The necessity for fyr construction of four-mil* PeoThat there 1 $ a short are of tdj.OOO awaiting deportation following ,,trTr,J?'1 ,H*t’ hi» money, which contained the in­ thousand pesos (150,000) to t’ravt- exercising common sen •nse in th* «i sacola Bay bridge to •“ nuhtnin to tho Uni- conviction on criminal charges in the government fund* handle struction. "charge this item t « sec­ oto "fo r expenditure* for newj- forcement of all law* stressed by and reach over Into ^ bars of b'* Heinrich Kreaz. disbursinng ret expenditures of the Execut­ paper propaganda in favor «•/ Mex- Go «rimSU*4 wlth. hftV‘ n* sawed through the iron ( John W. ad- County. t United State* Legal%i* 4’ '-pvrution on a their cell* t 6 freedom early today officer o f' the - .A ’• ive (President Calles)." before the 'irecting the -------- r h a il been misting for twn ion. who Is tL O’Connor wcoks, is we« revealed today bv iVclita of a Klan M ILTO N— New m.Tderu to American Charft D'Affaires F. L. 61 canceling machine installed in Mayer. R.J. HOLLY JR. mMILLER FUNERAL SERIOUSLY HURT SEIiVlCES TO BE IN AUTO MISHAP HELD THURSDAY British A v ia t o r s Eight Cases Are On Are Lost Track 0 f Docket O f P o lic e . Nov. _( >- Court This Morning Funeral Service For McGuin To B e Held Thursday Morning New French T a riff Decree, T o Modify Rates, Is P r in t e d Anti-American Sentiment Aroused By Mexican Government Influence th* Post ‘ ; v ., �ON ‘ COOK TO Score Die AndMany T W ALLA® ' ' m ’ IWEDNESDAY rstem Prestige Goes Up " ith A rm y’s Victory A nd By Davis J. Walsh Iatrrmtional New* Service Sport* Editor NEW YORK, Nov. 14— Eastern ______ prestige, which is something one usually kicks first and examines afterward, if at all. came into its own with a rush in consequence of Saturday’s football returns, which something of a set bark in its plan for the acquisition of the Southern title. Georgia, also unbeaten and the only team “ to tnke” Yale, came through as usual against Cicmson, leaving the crackers with an average score of .'11 1-3 points against all opponents except Yale. The latter crossed Georgia's abowed the Army and Pittsburgh! goal line for the only time thu the' winners In the two big inter-. reason. sectional games of the month nnd i Pittsburgh was another unde. perhaps the season. Pitt won from ‘. feated team to survive the day nnd Nebraska- representative team of i1 \Y. and J., winner over liucknell, the Missouri valley conference, i was n third. New York University' the Army scored with surprising | ease over Notre Dame, supposedly the greatest outfit in the Middle' West if not the entire country. An a result, Eastern football looks rather good through the ten- • trtl sections of the country this. ' orniug and it wouldn't look * »j K d in the South either, provided 1 m m eetnn heat Yale. . But it seems that Princeton didn't because It spent the last right minutes in helping to lieat itxelf. The Tiger was in front with right minutes to ptay, and, always a sap for the overhead game, it waa taken In fur Yale decided to try one o f thore shots in the dark that sometimes work.'- This one filled for a pas* from midfield on the fourth down with 13 yards to giip. It produced the winning BHjm dtwn. -*• ’ However' you don’t , give Yale a per cent break unless you front it due recognition for the fighting r-park that could and did jtyrry.lt through .after the loss of Caldwell and un early Princeton touchdown had made matters look Ilka thirty day* on the rock pUe. C The defeats of Princeton and Rfltre Dame reduced the lists of Unbeaten tapts by two. the others 106 C h a r g e O fD r u iK in g M e x ic o c i t y , n o v . u ° _____ . ' - Drastic action was promised by Jon Brinkley, town marshal o f ! ,ice tHy ny against the perpetraAltamnnte Springs, go out his ___ of the attempt •to• assassinate -*-* legal territory Armistice Day ami lor ........... General Alvaro Obregon, preshdenran afoul of the law in Sanford, it The General wus is revealed today when his case inl candidate. Several persons was Called in Municipal Court. , slightly injured 'Brinkley was picked. »p and ar­ were arrested after two bombs had rested in the business' section here been thrown at Obregon’s automo­ Friday night by Officer* S. C. Gardner nnd F. J. Arthur. He bile and ipany pistol shots fired at was booked for drunkenness. He the occupants. was later released on $ 1 0 bond and Obregon was driving through failed to appear in court today. tlie streets with three companions yesterday afternoon when a closed car drew alongside. Two bombs effort to play the were tossed. One hit the side of o Good Samaritan obregon’* car and bounced back to went on a drinking the center of the street where it aught in court when exploded in front of it. General ned Mrsi Shaw $15 Qhrgon was not severely shaken by ik and disorderly the attempt on his life and, after the bombers had been pursued and ught into court but three of them caught, he enntinismissed the charge ued on his way to a bull fight. hospital in life etty to rush all Sanford Scrapper Matched By available physicians and ambtilan. . _ Godale To Take On Classy ces. It will be hours before anything t Boxer From Tampa;Wallace like a reliable casualty list can be police said, because of Has MndefmpressiveRecord compiled, the great extent o f the explosion and resultant turmoil throughout the entire downtown district. The Equitable Gas Company supplies Pittsburgh and Environs with nat­ ural gas. It Is n subsidiary of the Philadelphia Company. The blast occured at an hour Drum und Bugle Corpa boxmg when the downtown streets were jammed with office wnrkere. Prac­ card at Municipal Athletic Fie*d. tically every building along ** the He will meet Young Kid Wallace A ’ leghany River front for six (Continued From Page 1) of Tampa, in the final bout! blocks had nil windows shattered. Cook, who i» showing steady Im­ Six men standing across the river provement in the eyes of local from where the gas tanks let go, fans, upset the dope in his fight were blown o ff their feet by the with Kid Crosby here two weeks tremendous force o f the explosion. ego when he came from behind Buildings were leveled for two hurt me, boxer in the ninth of their sched- blocks. There was n mass o f brok vvh>, my on glass from the windows of of- s|„,, her u’ed Hi round bout. He ims been training faithfully fire buildings in all downtown s . since the Crosby match und should streets within miles of tho gas ' 1 h:i n slight favorite over the company plant. Two streets can Asked Tampa hoy. lie has been reeling were lifted from the rails and spite wl o ff three miles of road work every turned completely around. The (|1||| evening and ought to be in tit-* rurs were loaded with passengers ' ., pink of,condition by Wednesday on their way to work. • r " v‘ ’ Northside residents were panic- the « " ' l night. Wallace ha* built himself an en­ Stricken by what police described for *eve viable record of wins in Tampa an probably the worst disnster in mg a wfights, lie has won from Kid Cani- the city’s history. Terrified men, woman eo. Vernon Seely, Battling Kid, women and children deserted th eir 1 lo r I lo Joe Silvers and gave Pete Revire homes in fear, running through the he clui a good battle for eight rounds. streets ns though mad. . Hospitals I e.l hn v Both men will weigh in at 122 or. the Northside were soon filled Remit pounJ.i. with victims and it was necessarv cour.iles Two darkies, Tonky Williams to commander automobiles to rush ume bul and Kid. Garry will furnish the •lie injured to hospitals in outlying “ I want dir-trirts. • ‘ anythin A man on the second story o f n lie deck blocks from win thi* livery s where the tank let go was catapu ted through a window tn the street. Ills scalp was cut nnd handhrulsed. Telephone nnd elect ric IM it nnd power service on the Northside went out simultaneous lv, ns the tnnin wires, running nenr the plant, were blown to bits. Coroner William J. McGregor who ru-dicd to the scene snid half Oew gia Leads A ll Scotch Gridder fo Race For Honors InS.I.C . Conference Georgetown Holds Lead As Hij^h Score Team Of C o u n t rv Until he arrived tn thM country, James Gluucy knew nothing uf football as played by college* here Rut be suoit learned and now he la star quarterback of Ohio Wesleyau'a eleven, lie waa born la Glasgow. Bcullaud, anil received -part of his eleiueutary schooling lu that country * NEW YORK, Nov. li. ( I N S ) Georgetown, 'jiving added 47 points *j !l* total scoring count Saturday wns still nt the top of the nation’s footbull scoring heap today while temple was running a close second. Dartmouth, in third position, is 51) ppints behind the leader. The leaders with their tntnl points and the points of their op­ ponents follow: Georgetown 33!) 21, Temple 332 47. Dartmouth . 2 H0 53. Pittsburgh 24!) 20. N. Y. U. 246 36. Maine 245 30. Manlinttun 225 30, Tennessee 225 20. Southern California 221 34. U fuyette 2 1 !) I l l Vanderbilt 216 60. Georgia 202 13. Carnegie Tech 200 74. Minnesota 11)6 44. building* in tho immediate vicinity were crushed like eggshells. Window-* in the Pennsylvania Railroad Station miles from the ( blunt were Mown nut. The '"do- ' phono company’s Cellar Exchange i near the explosion ~as put-out of commission and wrery window la the building blown out. Dnvid Kerr imnloyed in n livery stable four,blocks front the gas plant, was lifted o ff the sidewalk hv the concussion. He described the ex­ plosion ns follows: . “ I sew a sheet o f flame a half mile high nnd ut the saqtetime I was lifted three feet front the sidewalk. Ono mnn standing in front of the gas tank wns lifted at least 100 feet in the air, ns If he were n mere scrap of nnper. "Glass was flying all around him. Severn! pieces hit him. When he was picked up the man had a gash ncross his neck, several scalp wounds nnd apparently his legs were broken, he wns taken tn n hosnltai." At 10:30 A. M., police said they . MEMPHIS, Term. (IN S )—Aaron E. Co «nt Insurance man, i today by firing a pi» his head. Ill health uns) * (Continued Frcm Page One) 'itt’s Defeat O f Nebraska p r o m in e n t m an Altamonte Marshal Obregon’sWouldBe BUYS BATTERY SHOP Purchase of the Fletcher Battery Company, 820 First Street, by Boh Ishie from B. E. Fletcher was an­ nounced today. Mr. Ishie, who has been with the Miller O. Phillips Dodge agency here for several years, took charge of the company today. TUNNEL IS PO PULAR JERSEY CITY- N. J.. Nov. 14— tlN’ S)— More than 40,000 automo­ biles, the majority pleasure vehic­ les, passed through the new gigan­ tic Holland Vehicular Tunnel be­ tween Jersey City anil Manhattan over the week end during the Inter­ val from one minute after mid­ night Saturday until seven o’clock Sunday night, according tn nn es­ timate made today by officials. at lowest prices ever, cd . Portable Phonom $9.50 $12.50 $1K,50 | Radio, Hotshot, and I light Batteri« F. P. RINES *221 East First St. Op, Post Office u Se Q U AKE R STA’ n OIL and go Farther for Money. Free Craafc Service. CECIL L. RIN] 1601 W. First St Fletcher Battery & Electrical ( •. And W ill Conduct It As BOB ISHIE’S GARAC We will do all kindH of General Repairing on F( DODGES nnd all Other Makes We Guarantee Our Work to give Satisfi and Our Prices are the Lowest Possible. A Trial W ill Convince You! ^ P A N -A M G ASO LINE and OILS BOB ISHIE -y )’s Colds Beat treated without dosing—Just rub on mv is m t on C o rn s o* A11 r u t Famii v nnd who lung luis been known as the "King or Hotel Thieves," wan belrayed by n black i.ilk costume he wore. An officer whu naked him to supply iinrtlenlnrs of a mo­ tor accident noticed the costume whicM is of n kind often worn by bedroom thieves nt night. Caulier in sus|iectei| of nlealing $ 1 000 ,01)0 worth of jewelry nt Deauville Bilk fluit Traps Super-Thief Mime years ago, and one of hia boasts is that be robbed a foreign krmand Caulier, who wns re­ prince in Pari* of $1500. and Girl seasons... Get a Speed Scooter dly arretted by the Faria police srs are changing to Chesterfield! v r FOR THE BEST * for only OF GOOD REASONS SL GENUINE IS PLATE A AA FORD BATTERY FOR 9 1 U # V V • AND YOUR OLD BATTERY Ford Batteries need no introductlo*. They can be used on all make* of cars and are an Ideal Radio Battery. bettertQstef < The Greatest Value Ever Offered! A H igh Speed Scooter W orth 5.00 or More CO M E IN Get One of our Trade Cards ' It Tells The W hole Story Kent Vulcanizing Works Authorized Ford SuIch A Service Palmetto St Commercial HLs. Phon ■ i H av e Purchased the H fined this morning. A. Raffield anT Mr«. W. E. Coulbum each forfeited a $3 bond for breaking th* through street regulation. Case* against Earl Appleby and C. D. W o lf for parking their cars without lights were continued, and the case against Jack Robson dismissed. • George White, a negro, wan fin­ ed $50 or sentenced to GO days for carrying conccalert weapons. !„ G. Lutz was fined $16 for being drunk nnd disorderly and W. S. Lee was dismissed on a similar charge. TIRES AND TUB “Where You Get Service W ith a Smile” 200 E. Commercial St. Phone 17 L jooett TH E Prices St M v e m M ILA N E A D D E D A T T R A C T IO N — S C E N E S FROM 1 D A -G E O R G IA -F O O T B A LL GA! First Scenes O f The N ew �“ Happiness” ri___ Sanford Herald NHM N trtn •rtm tM **•»*• rr ^ T l l l i S t r < t tmmlmrd, F lo rid a ■’ X_ 111 W w ffr t U A t t w w . ______ ^ iw i aa H «m 4 * U . « ataH w MT ST, l l t l . i l l » l r «i»«* n e « lM . P M r U i mmdrr met mt mt March • 1MT. I * OM AN ______ E D IT O R a n o i r a u ---- m a n a g e r JO KES M i i u l u Kdttmw •VBSCniPTlON „ RATKh K i l I M ____— STAS •t.TS SS.IS —■ » rarrtcr per W N k ----- txso fmek.lt u m « a per Jmmt - H m M , ( • ■ ( ■ M l # l« a r * r me**. iik N tlk M * • IS * l»»c rm « M i l N tw i R m lc c I t t f l c l i f l f * “ I k . aa p ariar.. m w *.. a r * a a la a il« « m ' r i I h m M w ard a da llr ca rcrm aw ik* Iaasnm e rra ta a ( the eaIra M afia. .The I- Jl. S. la eapeelal. KlarlAa M i lla «fV »ln l fill* >a at tth aal n u k Taa HeralA la a M A k e r at the B a r e ia at Clrewta llama, a a ■teraatlaaal Aaaaefatloa at Pak* a ahera, A A rertla er*. a a t A t r r r t la la a i p ra t a n h lcb r c a i l m each P ah . I nhrr narmhn ta aahaalt ta a iaph aaSIt of aahaerlptlaaa •ta la a r te r ta r a r lt r a b a a la telr ail elalaaa ul rlra a la tla a aa w e ll aa ^ a a * »l haalaeaa methnda. WEDNESDAY', NOV. IS, 1927. il, * r i l B II K U A L l ) > ,,H t)(. ILA >t 6 - K e a a a a r la r l l r a a t e a a a ir at. aalalatratlaa. 1 — D t e p r w a te r m a te ta Jaektua• elite. - Coaatrurilna at SI. Jaaaa latleo tonal. V llltrr * la a a a o ra t loa if ■ p W eek. TTK> Iw A a ia e a lla c { araat haaaea at aaaathlr *P af h a lttla p pro* ot hotrta a p a r liu til ha tn a a ltr Cheat, p lrtlen o f r l l r h ea a tlflea p t ifr a m . Bate a n t modcra haapltal. ; BIBLE V ERSE FOB TODAY J OUR R EVE LATIO N:— Sing un­ fa/ the Lord, bless His Name; shew forth Ilia salvation from day to t y. Psalm 96:2. PRAYER: Enable us, O Lord, to be living Epistles, known and t * d of all. men. ’j • SISTER CECILIA By Queene R. Lister ' —In The New York Times— They a*y. th »t Slater Cecilia is dead. i She Used to untangle my curls f6r me; And At night she used to stand by my bed k When 1 was afraid of wind in K n, a tree. •*y* used to untangle my red ugly curls, * . ; *. And talk o f the Virgin, and the beautiful baby. Lnd >ay that Cod loved little J freckled-f^red gjrls * a Or hope . that my fw fldes would grow away— may- j High up through the tree I see a big «U r, A window, *perhapB, near an • angel’s pillow! )h, If ahe watches there, It won't seem so far When the wind blows tonight, down hero In the willow. What everyone is wondering: irhy are there three candidates. 1 ------ -----------. Which would you rather be or A juror in the Batun Rouge leper $ u «7 I It Isn’t what Mr. Amos did that t ie people of Florida arc sore what he did not do. ^bout; it Is w o-------i J Prince Carol saye he doesn't want the Rumanian throne. No, all lie wants Is the income from it. ---------------- o "Ohregon In target of Assassin,” s<| lust when wn were thinking starting a chain of newspapers Mexico. o ! In many pointed paragraphs the Int Is skillfully hidden.—r-Perry leraW. WhntV your Idea In bringthat up? -------- o ■ of ppop'*’ h«v« a "mod Im In Hfe, but a lot of them don't I'M th» trigger.— St. Aneustlnc Too manv of them do. -------- o-------- I k w ih l'p ’ o* r'rald of M F’with. ^vi head-l'ne. So th* D**m— Winston-Salem Journal, makes It unanimous. ft . .i V-new hut w* r**tll this all matter got the grand jury, axaclly »t oroducer of cruda oil meant ^Bradenton Herald. -o- — s « hii . nf Ci*rHnn»M, trial for tha murder of hta wife, > PA p p«-«-»lnr - . 111 . P»V » Vi "5 rgr ttibhlt although he knows about blind tigers. o- K He-rld I" •** H/wes fh«* an. vseV rerntta e«n he held In ford thU winter. Wa "have hsd years of a good thing and It be too bod to discontinue look Raising: Avocado Pears Marche going through the streets. I looked up the head of their Egyptian branch and found that they had come 3000 mites from Paris to do a business of $1,000, 000 u year. A successful American business man wouldn't go 100 miles for that much business, "1 traveled bark to Loudon with an Englishman managing six British houses in ' Cain* and other eastern points, involved in revolut'nns, different laws and currencies. i"IJtro an American can operate ic -’ 8 states, one of them, Texas, ns big ‘ns several 'European enun'» et. and everywhere the same money, laws, language,, business me!hod,a, sound credits.. We should le w r y guileful." Arthur Brisbane in a recent editorial appearing in the New York Evening Journal gives a considerable boost to the avocado pear and its fond value. Mr. Brisbane quotes Han­ ford K, Finney, representing many o f the avocado growers, as expressing the wish that the public mav abandon the name of Alligator Pear’’ and call it avocado. The editorial is under the caption of "Call It'Avocado, Please," and goes on at some length into a discussion as to the advisability of making the change. However, the most important message which Mr. Brisbane would convey and which should be of paramount in­ terest to Florida, is summed up in the following paragraphs: 'T h e re is great nourfchment in the avocado, an extra­ ordinary supply of vitamines, and it is extremely wholesome, supplying a fine combination of nourishment and "roughage’’. "W hatever the people call it, 'alligator pear,’ or 'avocado,' they ought to cat more off it. And the news that one tree will STOCKS ARE not the on 1)1 grow a ton of avocados is important news, especially when thin*?-* increasing in value. The you realize that people in New York and Chicago sometimes j 1 1 n|>* of the rotmlry have an “ in­ dicated value" to date o f $8,Q0>). pay at tho rate of several dollars a pound for avocados." >i T fie food value o f avocados has not been generally recog­ enn,tint), which mi ordinrf *t()w**'t5fir. Garrett, who knows, is $5000,000, nized for the reason that its small production has only per­ UOO above n recent) estimate. mitted a small portion of the population to eat it. In Florida, especially in the southern portion, where it is grown* more| FLIERS THAT flew 6r piucklly than any other place on the continent, the avocado has come tried ta fly the Atlantic attended to be extensively used. Whitc^l.IIoU KC luncheon yesterday. j * . * # The various wavs * in which it may * heI In l...lt.nU Dt.il. .1— f'ltHMknl. Lindbergh, Ruth I.1t Elder, Chnmbcrprepared for the table have served to increase Its appeal. t n, Levine ,Byril Huldemnn, all Florida has had little or nn trouble in finding a ready were there except Acosta. Lindmarket for the small crop that it produces and as Mr. Bris­ lie rah, as n matter of course, flew bane points out, the pears have bnmgh.t fnnev prices. The from New York to the luncheon, need for greater production is apparent and since Florida which shows President CooHdge’s interest in flying. Congress ought already excels in growing this fruit or vegetable, it funishes to share thnt merest more en­ another opportunity for this state to capitalize on its soil. thusiastically, Apparently the avocado tree grows host in the southern part EDWARD I . Warner, assist­ of the state, but there seems to be some opportunity for its production in Seminole County. There are scattering trees ant secretary of the navy, in charge of flying, savs the Panama to he found in this section. While we are experimenting with canal is in danger "its air defen­ other crops with which to supplement the production o f cele­ ses hopelessly inndequae.v Thnt might interest the gov ry, it would be a good thing to give the avocado u trial. — --------------o---------------- W H ERE TO BUY BLUE RIDGE REPUBLICAN *W e eaw a number o f turkeya »t!y gobbling pleasantly over faet that business Is poor, ----- —o — Remus saye ha was suffering temporary wher b« his wife. Thats what they pl My ■. Just Unloaded a C»r q, I Carey Shingle* Someone hns said "Real Happiness is cheap enough, yet Shooting Stars. how dearly we pay for its counterfeit.” So many people es­ Rising Slocks. pecially In Florida, especially in this day and time, seem to And Gigantic Crops. have become imbrued with the idea that wealth is happiness,' Well May We (live Thanks. n r Arthur R rlaliaa* and that ir> order to obtain th e'r conception o f this emotion­ I'a p rrlc h t 1027 hr Slue Ca al statey they work like dogs and go to great to great lengths. ( When they arrive they find that happiness is not a con­ T O N K illT AND tomorrow night, crete thing, something they can touch with their hands, put look for shooting *tar*. This earth on their backs or deposit in a bank, but rather a state o f mind, rolling slowly on its axis, a thou­ the possession of the qualities o f wisely using the gifts o f sand miles an hour, and around the sun, nearly two million miles a day God, o f keeping the^mind clear o f treacherous complexes and is now crossing the "Leonid meteor inhibitions, and of making the most o f the benefits placed stream,” particles of solid matter, around without spoiling the enjoyment o f them by sadly wish­ of various sires, some smaller than your fist, some bigger than a house. ing for more. Luckily, when they strike our at­ Wc have In mind a young fellow happily married before mosphere. at terrific speed, friction the great boom hit Florida, lie lived quietly with his family, with the air melts them, and you worked hard and had few ot the luxuries which sometimes see a 'shooting star,’ red hot maseem so necessary, but he was happy. Then real estate began tarial, largely Iron, on its way to earth,’ fallirg in l be ocean. M ill­ to move. Brokerage fees were high and often. He mndc mon­ ions of these meteors fall to earth, ey he invested in property: he sold at high prices; he sud- jn the form » ( dust, gradually pil­ ing up at the ocean s bottom. denly found himself fabulouslv rich. He felt it necessary to maintain his position in the so­ IT IS SAID 210, 0 0 0 shooting cial as well as the business world. He joined the gang; he stars w t c seen in nine hou(*s, went to night clubs; he drank; he gambled; he became dis­ going through the Leonid stream satisfied with his wife. He simply went the pace that was so in 185.1. Wc may b" grateful for our atpopular at that time. He spent money like a crown prince, but.he was making it fast and he was investing it wisely. His m<**phe»« In supplying us with oxygen, protecting us from a bomassets were figured easily at half a. .million . . . , , bardme.it that would destroy every Then the bottom dropped out. Money auln t come as eas- i,uii„l()g ,,n earth, and kill pearly ily as it once did, and it seemed to go almost as rapidly. Soon all human beings on it. it all was gone, sooner in fact than the money of many of his! , —---friends, who still expected him to keep up his part o f the STfM Ks chcpr,a ycstci day, "big steel" went up $1, Gen­ entertaining. He was embarrassed at times when the bill at era) Meters went up. Dry goods the cabaret was presented. store and chain store stocks wont Ho thought of a good scheme. Filling stations were still up. making lots of money. There were many o f them. They were MR. ISAAC Gimbel, of Gimbcl open and unprotected. He had plenty of nerve and wasn’t Brother-. I'-mg a j curly business afraid of anything. He had a fr end who was In the same boat. of $12 .VH)l>,imu m four American They would hold up these filling stations. Then they could cities, .-aid on Sunday: “ Some Amerienns do not realize what it means keep on being “ happy.’ ’ They did. Now both of them are at Uni ford. They have to do business in 18 great states, found that happiness lies not in material gains but rather in with the same money, laws, credit and language everywhere. having satisfactorily achieved a righteous aim. "When I was last in Cairo I ---------------- o----------------saw liig wagons of the Paris Bon When * the wHIaw and wind growled louder than over, ( One time, she called ma a tiny white dove. I%n sure that the little glrl-angels will never Find any one sweeter than she is to love. . Gobble, Gobble, Gobble A s Brisbane S ees It Onn of those myths which be­ gin nobody knows where and are without rhvme or reason, is to tho effect that onu can buy cheaper out of town. The specious slognn, "Buy Out-of Town and Save Money," profits no one hut the mail-order house and the city con­ cern seeking buisnesa form small­ er communities within shopping distance. Quality being equal, the homo town merchant cun givo his cust­ omer better values than his outof-town competitors and, what is (tnually Important, can give euch customer tho personal service that counts so much in modern buLincss raluUions, Tho best guarantee o f quality is not the biggest storw and the largest vol. ume of bulsncss. In the good-wil' of each customer la jealously cul­ tivated. Thorn tho merchant cannot afford to risk the losa o f a patron by unfair buisness practices. Y^lth the larger city institution or the mail order house it is a dif££ISnt_story. Every day they at- tract and lose thousand o f custom­ ers. They are doing buisness on such a large scale thut inimvdiute profits is more essential than sat­ isfying every customer. They know that by extensive advertising they can ge. two new customers for every one they lose without ex­ hausting the feihl of new business When delivery charges or curfere nre tuke.ii into account- on* saves by buying at home fo r a few cents nwire than tho catalog price of mail-order goods or the "sale" price of big city merchandise. Morover, a considerable saving your nut compensate one for the worry, delay und disupointment that are synonymous with mail or. der buying. There is ulso an unselfish, com­ munity side of. buying at homo, Communities arc only as pros­ perous a* their business establish­ ments. They are an accurate bar ometcr of community loyalty and progressiveness. It hns been truth­ ___....said ......... . fully “ buy-ing at homo makes the'home-town grow. TAM PA TUinPNK A devoted member of the Garden Club, whd has been working early and late to organize and set In motion plans fo r the beautifi­ cation of the Bayshore Boulevard, made the editorial telephone weep wlthi protestation and appeal. “ We are discouraged," she said. "We have finally started our work to make the Boulevard what it should be— Tump, *„ pride. We are ■pending $5,000 to make It attract­ ive. But what’s the use? Now we team that another of those horrid filling stations is to be plscad at another of the meet conspicuous locations along the driveway. We as if Georgia Instead of Yale poor one.—Sanford you about that know of several property owners itack up on the Boulevard who although they seeded the money, would not, aCSkM-tWlriMi through a sense of civic pride. lease their property for nuch ,,ur. t»*es, But evidently there are some not influenced by such consider­ ations, tir Whom' IKo dollar is the sob* guiding star. The conscience of the property owner is the only thing that can stop this growing nuisance; but this seems to be missing in some cases. We want to make the Bayshore Boulevard thing of beauty and a Joy for­ ever, but of what avail our efforts If the prospect is to be spoiled by tho frequent appearance o f these unsightly and offensive and In­ harmonious establishments?" Dear |»dy, we have written reams on his stiject, but there apars to be no help for U. We .van’t a law to regulate these things and only the frpwn o f C And H<mfjn„ They arc Guarani^ SECURITY LUMBER co, 520 Maple Avc. I’ hont LOCH ARBOI Has Pure Wate Supplied from ;i Deep and stored in a hcrmelia sealed tank, which preve contamination. I.och bor’s water is as pure good as anv to be found] Florida. Ask for a sample have it analyzed. DeForest - Sanford Really Co. O. Box 33!) fi.m-ment, says " itn million women are not only talking and pray eg. hut working to retain pioinl.ii-ori, and see that it is rtifori i .I " thi'y reed not work or pray to k< p prhbiition in the consitutlon; llothini: tail get it out, A * for enforcement, there is room for much working anil pray­ ing in that direction. T\M) CHARM ING ^idvcnturou * young ladies named Talbot and Sap ford wilt hunt big game in Africa. Elephant*, Pans, perhaps gorllas, will bite the • list. There i* one comfort in such killing. It tend* to elindnnte disease. Wild animals carry and perpet­ uate disease germs, each a breed­ ing ground for germ colonies. Eventually the only living thing <ui earth will be mini. He will have On the planet to himself for many millions of years, to show what he can do with it. TW ENTY THOUSAND individuals in Britain, unhiding many women, are growing orchids nnd find it profitable. The Dutch tulip ernzo hns not been duplicated or any ln3nne price offered for n "bluck orchid." But a single orchid sells for as much as $5000. One collection sold for $53,000. | TH E CO M M U TE reports, sadly, "you cun find plenty of good lookers with bohltcd hair and u few not very good lookers with long hair. But good lookers und long hair comhlncd are scarce." MR. L. II. LEE, convicted of n murder and sentenced by the lodge, comes out smiling ta pose for photographers, holding in his hand three red roses, "sent by u lady." The type that pones, smiling, for photographs just after being sentenced to death, is the type that commits murder. The type of lady that sends the roses is the mystery. MRS. PEABODY, head of woman’s committee for law Sanft*4 ; S P E C IA L ORCHID RAISING is intricate, interesting work, with its cultivat­ ion of strange hybrids und trading in seed mgs und orchid spikes. Young women that would like a beautiful occupation producing something that can bu put in the savings bank might write to our agriculture department at Wash­ eminent, if only liecnusc tho Pan­ ington for advice. ama canal last year earned $18, 131,119, a new record. COUUT CZERNIN, who was Austrian minister of foreign afCHICAGO ARTS’ ball com. ,, . .... t^ fairs in the war, thinks England, m.ttee planned to exhibit a God.va, Frnnn nm] (lVnminy wl„ linUc* mounted on a white horse, as the. tho )lClir fllUln. tn wilK! 0,n ,MlI. lu lls piece do resistance. You re- shovUni. That would be a conside * m ^ thnV ,£ yv:„hf° tran,Uh,!h “ b,« J°b^ Russia, occupying « „ « . he town of Coven ry with her , ix th th (. surface of the globe. ( nr ,c “ , ln|t' ,. ,. might be temporarily • conquered ( hicago liked the Godlva idea. wou,(fn*t‘ 8t y ' lp . ' SO vvell that seven Gmlivas m- RaaNha. the young gentle, en of stead o f one were moved urvl , t, 1 secendeil like the three Topsys in * . anyioUH »n ! '. ',r'’ a" Tom" show. But the difficulty J J ' " “ L 1" L‘ * oul n,;d bo 1*b,,t * to find even one Godivu not * bobbed, l/onp hair is necessary, with Willium Thompson muyur. W E W E E P W IT H Y O U , L A D IE S j the cn- sentiment i\nd the civic pride of porperty nwers.ran.he..invoked to j check ' the evil Tn those who nro actuated only by the rent money, it might he possible to offer through public subscription, a sum equal ta the .anticipated rental on condition that the property be not leased for unattractive *purpqses. Beyond this, wc know not how to proceed. In *11 fairness, however, each location so used should carry a eonspjcuous sign: "This Property I eased for This purpose By1John Doa.'f 'Dial would fix the responsi­ bility for the abusa which is frus­ trating the noble fiurposes o f the Garden Club and destroying the ta of • "Bankers Beautl- TIRES AND TUBES .it lowest prices ever offer­ ed . Portable Phonographs $9.50 $12.50 $18.50 $25.50 Radio, Hotshot, and Flash­ light Batteries STOPS M COLDS ^ Cfl|>!* anti i ____ Crlpp«? Flu. No quicker Millions rely onHILL’S to cnlih in ti (fay ■ret f cnliti in War<1*0?! IMDcily (or you. Be Sure Its\\H -{£ Price30c CASCARA&QUININE C *l Red Bus 0‘OMSP<' ' With portmM Just Arrived Fresh Shipment Norris Candies Sanford Drug Co.^ E. Firat St. l’ hone 325 We Buy and Sell Bottles o f All De­ scriptions. Rear o f Main Office Factory anil Jacksonville, Fla. Represcnta tive C. U D E R B Y Phone 818 W ai Suffering Dreadfully, Just “ Waiting Away.” Took Cardui, and Say a It Helped Her. .12 Piece Dinner Scl A beautiful 32 piece i ner set, Flora! Design., erican Oven (Hazed Chii Handsomely decorate very neat. $5,110 ul# Arlington, Texas.—A resident of this town for many years, Mrs. J. H. Jackson, says: "I had suffered dreadfully with an aching sill over ray body. A t times my bead would give mo so much trouble 1 could hardly stand it 1 had been in bed for weeks and it looked liko I was just wasting away. "I took 9 bottles ofCnrdui and my strength began to slowly return. "Since thnt timo I hnvo used this medicine n good many times und it has always helped me. "A t one timo I took Cardui for eoveral months regularly. 1 would bo otllicted with sudden spells ol dizziness when I could not stand on my feet Everything would turn black beforo my eyes and I would feel as if 1 were going to faint At times I would bo quite nauseated. I turned at onco to Cardui and took it till I was Bafely through." Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic, mado from purely vegetablo ingredi­ ents. It has been in use for over 50 years, nnd in that timo thousands of women have written that Cardui helped them back to good health. Sold by all druggists. NC-I82 Special for Thur d a y .......... ,S2J| SPEC IA L for Thursday BROOM*; 1011 Large Broom s hizc (|ualit; ( i ' mkI Regular 75c value. Sp«i for Thursay, one l» Customer ...... 19 WAGONER Furniture Co., M UNION ECZEMA O IN TM E N T y. SOMAN 212 Sanford Avc For treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the UNION P H A R M A C Y The Best Ever FLO R ID A ST A T E FAIR - _ .......... - . -i... / -- ■ ■ ■ - Jacksonville NOVEMBER 17 To 26 DonT Miss It W E D D IN G W ANTED -CO_____ Thursday KOTS’ 221 East First St. Opposite TRUM AN F E R T ILIZ E R for 331 E. First St. ’ F. P. RINES Post Office ACHED ALL OVER — Phone 375 �■■■■■ Richard Dix Takes Azarian Members Are L e a d In Oriental Entertained A t Home Of Mrs.C. A.Anderson F ilm A t M H a n e And Personal Activities 1 O ffice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGEU, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37J ______ _ w .U w m e Turner o f Port give a " Mrs. Mcjfars and Mrs. Howard P. Smith, Friday d/t*frniWrlt' » the Legtonr Hat, for the Hostess To EntreNous i * - •* ’ rniefog fw idgffa* *** Bridge Club Members begimm Auxiliary W ill welfare work. ; Many GiveBridgeParty Soon plans have been made fo»-t fair -wWdV promises to be The Azarian Circle of the First Mr*. Harrjl j . Wilson entertainthe most enjoyable of JM .I _ _ ' ^ ■ a w iu i su about thev •Hnptist Church met T «e «4 «y even­ M mo«t pleaoantly Tuesday after­ Th* Auxiliary of the Campbell- For reservation* telephone ing at the home of Mrs. C. A. And- noon at bridge at her home on Mrs.Kaymond Phillips Parent-Tpnrhpr Rndu ihair ndain* «xpioiu of captain rson Jr., with Mrs. Anderson and Ninth Street, the guest* were the Lakfng Tost' American Legion wilt Ernest Kropp. . * - JJj — •Mr*. H. T. Atkinson as hostesses. members o f the Entre Nous Bridge Hpnors .Her Daughter) H','ds Holds M Meeting A t The1 ™t 'W Si ^ J fnE J S gn i m Golden S?ru°r^ . t r J,?aUghteri e e ‘ rod together with pump­ Club. W ifk « — * - - * - • — b C Mfiry books! kins and small paper turkeys were W ith Birthday Party Junior High Building Basket* o f .yellow aitd white colorful Is flourishing i,,cd in decorating jthe rooms when* chrysanthumums combined with o , .. , . | _ -----today, just as it did in the days of the members assembled, ferns were used In decorating the , P " e r°f,i,the ° ! ,k,f,t 8fl5U1l . a1f‘ . Th" Teachers Assooin- the Spanish Main. ' 'Ar .. A short business session was roms where the cad tables had dav t)nrtthLe i r e t kT ? ^ i the II h°M ", Jun,or Hi« h School, It furnishes the basic theme of held at which time it was decided been arranged for play. \VBPNE30AY noon Ph ? y It T rf“.y i,,uf, r r" Sr ' " ‘'" " 'I meeting Tuesday Richard Dix' new Paramount star- t" have a gift basket, each member A fter an unuaunlly interesting " n' 1 1 h,llm.» «ftc- i n at the Junior High ring picture “ Shanghai Bound"’ bi ing asked to contribute some game o f progressive bridge had Turner Circle will meet ^lin n ring ‘\ wr Kayn?| S ! 1 ?, pu ?r’ a" .•tauKhwr, School audit.,hum. Mrs. K. J. which comes to the Milane Theatre r-T . | 'll” ,,.. ii!20 1’ ark Avcgift which will Ik* sold later to been played, scores were collected J;ji) ,ii " ^ j (iooch anil Mrs. Kn ly Irocy Phillips, whose first «outh. ,ht. president, presided today, iwise funds for the circle. It was and tho prizes fob top score among l*iih Mr*. bnthdny anniversary it was. The over th,. business session Th. Chinese river pirates are attack­ “ l*o decided to prepare a Thank*-1the club members, an embroidered 1 umlki-r i .* hosteises, guest,, were members of the fuminerting opened with the singing ing ships today as they have for giving basket hihI Circle member* guest towel, was awarded Mrs. J. L . Spaulding Oirvlo <»f the ily anil neighborhood children. of.. ‘ Onward Chris'ian --------Soldier..’ c.-nturies. The only difference Is •re asked to hring their donations G. Ball. The. high aimre guest ». Hai.li't Cl.uich will meet at The rooms of the attractive t'tter wh> h .1 Titden Jacoby-. prin. that they have improved their prize, ulsn u dainty embroidered Sunday morning t<^ the church. home were abloom with i|uantilies ^Pal. lead in prayer, methods. Organized bands of towel went to Mrs. R. C. Bower •'^r - -lambs gave a short talk on marine marauders operate up and • Intis were made for a Tan L'uke At the conclusion o f the game, the t*. l I a . M 'liiiW will entiT- of roses and snap dragons, eiiiupper u > he given January phusizing the colors „ f pink and ’ .:'v,ri,l impintaiil subjects .......down among -................... the Yangtse River from hostess served a tempting salad 1' ^ ® e ^ V er’ [lihe ircnd'crs of the Satis Souel white. The refreshment table wr/. tbim being the need of better Shanghai, stripping luckless vee- "hen the husbands cf the circle course with coffee. member* will be honor guests. Don’ t Fail to Take Advantage Mr*. Wilson's guests were Mrs. F * curving Louck* will enter- laid with a handsome lace cover drir.ktng f-oil Lies or else more *rl* they capture. They even ntAflei all business had been tranam! centered with the birthday lountauis in the im semen t and al«-< tack ocena -going steamers. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. J. G. Ball, -I the Afternoon cake frostihl in white and topped »: ked that paper towels he pr -vAuthority for the.se statements •acted, the meeting wns turned Mr*. B. F. Whitner Sr., Miss Marof our Duplicate bridfe 41l,*> 111 “ ^ with one wee pink taper. Placed fieri t. the pupils. Committees ,s Edward S. <Tex) O'Reilly form- "\er to Airs. H. C. Moore, who •ha Fox. Mrs. E. D. Mobley. Mrs. - S V' . .. .# it her home on Magnolia al intervals about the table wer„* V.ere appotnted to investigate the « : member of the International '•a- marge of the study classes. S. O, Chnse, Mrs. R. C. Bower, *'HJil> Wonderful Bargains ! silver compotes holding pink am! ah' vi* matters. Police Force al Shanghai nnd lat- Interesting talk* were given by Air*. Wnlter Morgan. Mrs. F.rnest #Un' meeting - f the Welfare white mints, (.rouped about th>* AltMoore, Air*. T. L. Hale and The bin h room committee ,-e- er drill-master for the • 1 117 Chinese jftnimt ,,f the Woman s Club ecnterpiece were the favors of pert showed >•1*9*1 marked improvement Imp rial Army. Observations Mr* Sidney .1 Nix. While They Laatl A social hour wu* enjoyed dur­ I o'clockpink baskets filled with candies in iiUendauci A short program along the Yangtse River over a Till KSDAY «tlU f session period of three years were set ing which time a group of Thank*and snappers which contained f- l|i>wed tire business |r, Frank Gonzalez will enter- enpr- and souvenirs. "hen r>-i dings were given by down recently by O'Reilly and o f­ 'nng reading* were given by L'ADIES JE R S E Y *'*], d„-rs of the Implicate LADIES FELT HATS His story AD * l.oi* Martin. Refreshment.* Iht* menu During t!u- afternoon two con- , .bu.| turner and Cindy* Header- fered to Paramount. ,. rlub at - o'clock ut her ti sts were featured by Mrs. C. •,en .Mi.-s Ijturu Chittenden gave "Shanghai Bound" was snnpfieil ••I I'bicken salad, snltines, home FROCKS " u k Ui Very Chit' nude wafer* and orange nde were «im I'almello Avenue. up at once as a Richard Dix star­ I a rending * Something to Live I.t gge one for tin* gr* wimps, a ■mii,..Ie I ... . 1eachers Meet- memory contest the pn/.<- for this l1* p Delicious refre'hinen*.1 ring vehicle. It has proved ideal ‘ 0110,1 by (he ho*lessen. $ 4 -9 8 '* ■ ; « ! $ 1 .9 8 I bom* prest nt were: Mrs. J. A. I V eil <er veil by the grnde mother, material according to critics. “ LiArMtio) lat O w l" a pair of silk host*, which was 1* ||.(|M Ward will entertain in the lltnch room following th, Dix plnys a captain of a Yangtse '•"ii, Mi* Ira Southward, Mrs. Look Lover* Club at d o'clock I won by Airs, .1. I'. Mull, while the ' liMgrimi. River steamer in the picture. And i buries Me Mahon, Mrs. V. (». Ilu.*h„me on Seventh Street. Ah'. I I.. Hale, Mrs. U. C. hie efforts to take a cargo of Aiti- ' ^ \| In* !•m'est will he ning on the tail <>f th,'I" " " ', Alt* .J. H. Ruiusey, Mrs. , rienn refugees down the river to VELVET JACKETS"1^ j Mtirler Volte Williams i Mrs.Myers Entertains Shanghai and safety form the skel- F--\, Pippin, Atr* Charles Echols, l a d ie s s il k « , loi’ilf Every Week Bridge most profi, ienl and won , at •- ,iVI<« k at her home oil i DRESSES 'D* Glen Ticker, Mra. Arthur VVitliRrifl^e-Luncheon i-ii.u of the plot. River pirates, D.iiibii, M-t as the prize. Rirhinl Dix r,,, ■, ( hit, ro.nl Mr:. Herbert Moreland, purred on hy hunger, ngreed nnd ■M tv*) Ill freslim. iits of prune whip and O n T u e s d a y A f t e r n o o n revenge, nrp the obstacles In his ' 1 Ai'ine f . Messenger, Mrs. E. \V M,,ii„a Thigpen will enin •t f $ 4 .9 8 $ 8 9 8 cake were served uftei the con­ Ha at bridge at "• o'clock at her "SH ANG H AI BOUND" path, and he overcomes them only I l*:»t:e, Mrs. S, w. Real, Mrs. M. ■T—rrAs : . . „ n Magnuliu Vvenue, honor* tests. comedy •’ uiniiu' lii*1 * tnany |t»vr!y uncial after hard fighting all the way 1 Giiolei, Mrs. A. C. Cinder, Mrs. Enjoying tile aflellioon willl it lso ,.| ,vci-k. one of escep down. |dM i". I- l>OT f Charleston, ■ R" hu'g. Mrs. C. C. Welts, Airs, "TH E SECOND HUNDRED I the guest of -Mrs. 1. I.. Duni- little Emily were .Mr. and Mrs. New Shljunema are Arriving Daily and are being MdflPwas I • bi-ppurd, Miss I-ois Martin, YEARS" T. E. 'Dumas, Mrs. r. E. L egge1 Mrs. Grant Wilson returned AD 1 A. Anderson Jr., and Airs. Aesops Fables ed for Quick Sale. Comet! bn-.innle t liaptei No. 2 Order of ,.f C liarbton, S. t'.. I, R. Phillips, me Fninlay evening from Fort D I Atkinson. vtl l'Ll . V, _ .Phillips, .Mr. and Mrs.* W. II. “ CUTTING 'A Mfcl-ON" (titn itir, will meet al 7:iid o' R Myers where she spent the past Hidden, .Miss Maud,* Jmkins,. tt.e Maio '-i, Temple. lb.* icon:* where the small lun- I on night visiting us the guest of iD an*l Airs. Carol Frierson of Charles and Volie Williams Jr , !•- u 1‘ Die- had been placed were l ‘*i old, arrived in Sanford TuesFRIDAY her si;ter, Mrs. Claude Ogilvie. Mrs. J. P. Hall, tioriion and l.'.t- 1v ■i.'i!. 111v a.b.riled with cnlend il>i.i *■ i*ning, having ben called LpfnilaMe CD of the Meth.an THURSDAY cille Hall, Mrs. A. Meneely and j-. iitircidil . zinnia* and salvia. t • n b, the death r.f J, L. Mjiler. " Smuljy Si:.... I will meet at Mr. and Airs. Howard I.nng and ;on z\ndy, Airs. W. F. Ravenel Iheiubu: "I yellow unit gr>'ea ijVlock at ibe home o f Mrs. Rebe Daniela rd. 'f^Ji'.I Ja or and sun Billie, Mrs, Meekin and i* u-a. • i>tii at i'd in t very detail (heir house gum s, Mrs. and Mrs. ■e l ewis Victor of St. Aug. Shinlml -er „u t tab Avenue, In . . Hit,i Ruhr of Hammond, lad., mot­ a tin.- will arrive here Thursday daughter Nancy Cary. < • nieiing lb.tables were cry tal rinia Evans circle o f the or.,I Wedetisday to Jacksonville In attend the funeral o f J. L. is . H. Robbins— Prop. "SHEfS A SIIF.1K" b- • ft filled with calendula*, where they spent the day. sdiit < luircli will meet at Mill, r. while at each place were nut itt;w |('.lark at the home o f Mrs. Spanish W ar Veterans uf \,-lliiiv liulding salted nuts and |F. Bailey, lit* West SevenAuxiliary Holds, Meet I mm. The places uf the jpie*! I Street. wet,, ili iguated with place carls Harmon t hapter N. S. AITlieSheaferSludio d"in- in .ngge.itions of the Thanki. .will laeii al oclm'k at ------ |civitig season. At one , o'clock a ie of Airs. Roland Dean, i t The tegular meeting of the Col. t delicii.ie four course luncheon v.us .Walter Bach will entertain Tbeildore Rill! evelt Auxiliary ,>l 1 iplmn bridge rlub. Feii-ral games of progressive C.iiti d Sp.nu Ii War Veterans, waa liptinn bridgo party at d hr Id Thursday evening at the bridge were enjoyed during the it! the Legion Hut under Shacfer Studio on Elm Avenu', a (i moon nnd after a number uf ires of the American Leg- with the president, Airs. Frank round i hnj been played it was jbry. found flint tin* prize Tor top score Evans, presiding. Parent Teachers AsAfter routine business bail been a vase, had been won by Mrs. A . 1 lit II o'clock nt the East carried out, a C*-nimittee was ap- F. Foil. Tin- con allot inn prize wen', 1 at;- dchool. piiiiiled to tak • charge of the an­ to Mrs. Hugh l.alor, w hile Mrs. No. Vi of the Methodist nual Thanksgiving box to be nant Bart Peterson won the rut prize, ii will meet nt'B:3U idclork to the Children's Home Society nt jewel luiv. tkoine of Airs. S. O. Shin- Jacksonville, All Members nnd Four tnblea o f players enjoyed Dak Avenue. friends wishing to donate articles the cordial hospitality of Airs. rmvi-11 Sewing Circle will for this purpose are asked to leave My era. the home of Mrs. Fred T. their donations ut the ShaCfer stu­ am* on Crystal Lake from dio on or before Thursday, Nov. M. to ii p. M. 17. Those appointed to serve on Yacht Club To Give jipnf'iiuii Department Will give thin committee were Mis. It. C. Dance November 25 |itMiing t,vital at H:ir> o’clock Shflefer, Mrs. J. R. Lyles and Mr*. 'Junior High School. Charles Lord. iCiu-inf Holy Cross EpincoAt a meeting la*t night, mcniA splendid report was given o f hcr* of the Sanford • Yacht Club urrh will meet at 7 o'clock the meeting held last Sunday at decided tu stage a dance nt the Jtr Parish House. St* Cloud. This report was placed clubhouse on the night of Novem­ SATURDAY , on record. Mrst R. C. Shacfer, ber 25, the nffnir to In* given a/ < ua..l nV-uin^<! nt oclock j j rs> j, r , Lyles and .Mrs. A. King the formal opening of winter soc^ Milano Theatre. were appointed to serve its a nom­ in! season. The affair i* being an­ kiUnn'* Story Hour nt the lili- inating committee for the election ticipated a* one of tin* most de­ |at 10 o’l lurk. of officers for the auxiliary and lightful events of tin* fall and exMONDAY * Wilf give a report ut the Decem­ onsive ararngement* are being r*«m*'n'.i Guild of Holy Cross ber meeting. made for the affair. prrh wiill meet at o’clock The club decided to resume its I'ari*h Houae. program of social activities and Pf* Omitn Club will meet ut following the dunce, a series of bridge parties and dances will he loYlutk at the home o f Mr*, given for the member.* and their orth Harper on Katie Street. * A BEW ILD ERING array o f models ning tailored dresses for the college i’* Council of the Kir*t The Executive Committee of the friends. "Fan Fhiirih will meet ut .'I Furent-Tcacher:i Association lu*ld —just arrived — and shown fo r the girl and business woman, afternoon Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Aiilirk o f Tum*li ai the homo of Mrs. II. E. u meeting ut tho Cluiluota Inn to pu nrived here Tnzsilay having ll!» I’oplur Avenue. work for the organization. After fiiTit time in this Sale. Most o f these and dressy styles fo r the matron who a business session, a social hour been called here by the death of TUESDAY lovely dresses are the fashionable takes her “ bridge” very seriously and InninK bridge party for mcm- wns enjoyed, and ntfreslnuetit* |Mr*. Aulick’s brother, J. L. Miller. f •» U»e Social Department o f served by the Preaidant, Mr*. A. browns and black. There are stun- sports frocks, o f smart new woolens Mra. Ivn Cameron of Tampa nr* mV -*l't*%R,J I soman’* Club with Mrs. Don- G. Wagner. -- * *•***IJ Mis* Jana Long returned to ived here Tuesday evening and |* bnimniond, Mrs. D. L. -^most welccijne cfrv*November days! •>*rand Mrs. James G. Sharon Chuluotn lust week to be with her the guest of Mr*. J. I.. Miller. lltflM. ui brother, S. F. Long, after spend­ ing several month* in North ...... wniKli A t •plicate Bridge Club Carolina. Mr. ami -Mrs. 'J. W. Hoffman and • tsyf McDaniel of St, Augustine t t**'H*4- 1 Pertained Tuesday Sam wen* guests at Chilluota Ion sev­ ■‘ X 1 Mrs.IIarry B.Lewis eral ilny* last week. Miss Louise Ituaeell of Sanford mriiili..* i,f (lie Tuesday is the w.eek end guest of Thelnci .12 Piece Dinner Set $2.19 D bridge club were mo*t Wagner. CAREFUL thought and preparation has been given this Mils Mable Bench of Orlando “ '?ly entertained Tuesilay rale— no that we may offer you modes of the moment in it in the guests o f Mrs. Was the guest o f her sister, Mrs. A beautiful *12 pieef din­ lovely materials and newest colors at this unusually low price. Lewis at her home on J. E. Snyder, Saturday. ner He!, Floral Design, Am ­ Jia Avenue, Roses, hibiscus Thomas Self was painfully In­ (follow elder were used in pro- jured Tuesday evening when In erican Ovett Glazed China. is decorating the rooms was thrown from a truck on which Handsomely decorated, , * ca>d tables had been he wns riding, striking his head fur play. very neat. $5.00 value. on a log. He U able to be around IfUrnoon hours were niucka,n. u t* «t w,th games c f duplicat* “ « Mra. A. G. Wagner. Mrs. S. r. Special for Thurs­ •nil after the last board Ixng, Mrs. R. L. Mr*. IU*n M»yed, scores wore coni- Wm. Jacobs, Mrs. E. E, lub ile day ........ $2.49 •fcl th* prizes, dainty hand and Mrs. J. E. Snyder were dc •ndketphiefs were won bv egatea from the local Parenti u knight, Mrs. Ralph Teachers Association to the t °[>’ J- H. llenmn and Mra. nily Federation o f Womens Club diary. which met in Geneva Saturday. In the nft?rnoon the rani Mr. and Mrs. E. E. TrlhbU* are Were spread with hand rejoicing over the nrrivnl off ■' vin and r.'fre-diments enn- little grand daughter at the m>m ' a tasty salad course nnd *•- — o *f Mr. nnd> Mrs. Clifton Tubblu C ; “t',rvei1 tjy. the hostess- tit Dr-Rimt V'ortiige were: Mrs. EUa —* n a v e you Have you ever over renu read A Few ^3^1 / And Chit F a llO p e n i THE O UTLET a Price Considerably Lower Titan SPECIAL They Were Designed to Sell for Thursday For SP E C IA L fo r Thursday «r*. Itslnh Wight, Mrs. Pageant At Congregations t'hurrh , ^ * n. Mr.t. C. E. Henry, A Thanksgiving Pageant depict­ k ^h'ttenden, Mrs. G. j , ' (;<forK'? A. De- ing the scene* at Plymouth Jus‘ Mrs, Waller Coleman. prior to the first Thanksgiving Day will be given nt the CongreguJotml i *t hns as her Church Sunday evening at “ n,*r . . h'mm it) R(W - Court. ------- |The nagmn* will b; short and • ,r* M. D’ Mi-nrn and 11.« dt-»lngu'sheil hv the noo-alin' 'H jj’ JjJ'Mrod O'Meara simplicity of that early dav. show tl u cross-section of thW*|< Allow | IIwiR tarly life and thoughts cf the re uny with Us humor .ml pathos. U« •tirn i spirit of cooperation sml o ‘ 7 * 1 'j W'ln h‘a parents, (longing for the old home am ‘ J n ' f M-W ynmt at their o'd friends. The I'ag'ant will I • thi San/ord-Orlondo directed Jiy Mr*. Ethct W. K“ ' , [Tba door* will ba op«o at 7:00. I F T*. Cj’ -'-f * . . * 1 BROOMS 100 Larue Ho u m lirooms. Good Quality, Regular 75c value. Special * for Thursay, on« to n ( ’ustomer ....... 19c W AGONER Furniture Co., Inc. .’i m 731 E. First SL V. trz. -=jins* i, V �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 16,1927 V'OUR Ruth Elder Comes Home STARKE— Work h#Wl tower t0 operate signals over each of ms crossings through tow,), Smiling: (Continued from Page 1) Tompi an»l a nephew, John E. Baker of Sanford. Among those who will be here foi* the funeral are: Mrs. George Grnhn. Mrs. Pitts Grahn and Mr and Mrs. Edward Aulick of Tampa, Miss Ivu Cameron of Tampa, Judge Lewis Victor of St. Augustine ami Mr. and Mr*. Frierson nf PeLnnd Days Of Colorado Cold Uoom Recalled As Strike Ciose To Denver IlrinKs Many.. In Search For Easy Millions DENVER. — Nov., 15 A •Ngold rush," reminiscent off the days of *69, when ox cart cara­ vans crossed the plains containing pioneers in search of the vnjuable metal that made Colorado fammii. Is (being re-enarted within ten mile •of Denver. Hundreds o f persons have flock­ ed to the Newlin Glutch district, south of IVnver, where develop­ ment work is under way and where already large quanities of the precious metal have been taken from a newlykdi*envcred gold re-f believed by many to lie one of the most valuable ever found in Coloi r re d o . Several leases have been let to prospectors, all containing the pro­ vision that they sink a shaft to a depth of at len*t seventy-five feet. It is thought by some geologists that the deposit may resemble the famous Rand Reef, Trnnsvaal Dis­ trict, South Africa, and precautions are also being taken to unearth any deposit of platinum that might hi hidden at a depth. » Gold On Surface Officals of a placer gold com­ pany Who hnve been taking gold from the surface in profitable quantities sinee the first of Sep' tember, lieliew the deposit is situ■ atrd In an old volcano crater. Oth­ ers forward the opinion, however, that all the gold found there has been washed down front the near­ by mountains. The metal now being panned as­ says at $20.10 un ounce. The .Tt$ ' million dallnra of gold mined in Cripple Creek prior to January 1. 1927. averaged between Ilk and $18 per ounce. Pure gold is worth $20.07 an ounce. Gold Is being panned daily by i hand In the newlv discovered area < and the placer company has a nnehine o f recent Invention that pans ore automatically. Belief that the discovery is pro­ ducing gold local to the area is expressed by several mining engin­ eers, although some have contended that the metal panned has been washed down from the mountains. The fact that the placer gold (Continued from Page n proceeded t<> Orlando where he i* r« ported to ie in a hospital. Polite WA.SHI.NOTON. •aid the West Palm Peach man Eight years of effort claimed the right of way. Path enr* (.1 the government to vere badly damaged. •'mted States has co You see her above, burdened with New York C ity ’s "official welcom- ..f 175 persons 12*5 :\EP, Nov. 18.— (IN S ) p.i prohibition agents S. Harrison White, a demo- jn action.” candidate on a wet platform. _ 'etted to Congress today by — of 1,27n majority over hi t rival. State Senator Fran L A N E Y ’S Knauss, Kehuhlican. H u rry to S ch o o l R e su lts in W r e c k Best treated^ dosing—Juit toff Co id *. or a l l thi i a T h e F r i e n d l y D r u g Store" F.. First St- Prescriptions Filled Promptly L A K E WALES X**Ufn *t h*w<l ht*n rerpnlly And Accurately ■( 1 j! •*- <■• 7 O c to b e r M ilk Report For The City of Sanford. Owes Freedom to Sherlock Oscnr Sinter (above) will lie freed and the charge of min er on which he was imprisoned for 17 years will lie dropped following u year's fight in the man's behalf by Sir Arthur Dunnn Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. Sluter, arrested after eireumstantiul evidence iudiI’Utvtl the slaying of tin aged wo­ man in a Glasgow flat was his work, was found guilty nnd im prisoned Ills criminal record also stood iigainst him. Doyle took up the case a year ago und, using tin* same methods oT <eduction and an­ alysis his famous character used in ST. AU O U STINE— Building per­ in the detective stories, clearly es­ mit* Issued here during recent week tablished that Stater could not totaled $18,210. have committed the crime. Another Mortgaged, Unproductive Farm May Be Given To President IND IANAPO LIS, Id.. Nov. 15 President Cmdidge may find him­ self the possessor of another hope­ lessly mortgaged and unproductive farm as the result of the deeding to him of an Indiana farm recently by State Senator Luke M. Duffy. Senator Duffy has received n let­ ter from J. A. DeCock of Daven­ port. of Iowa, asking hint how to ern about deeding a farm to the pres­ ident. DeCochV letter follow “ I read un account of you giving a farm to President Cmdidgo end am writing for information how this can he done, so us to «!». lure the President to accept and agree to pay the mortgage. I hnve n problem nf the sane* R IV E R TRA DE TO L O W E R PR IC ES FOR MID- WEST MiHsissippi Harue Lines T » fiivi* Advantage Over [‘ re­ sent Nhipping Facilities WASHINGTON, Nov. II (IN S ) Lower prices on the articles the .Middle Western farmer buys an,l increuM'd returns on the product* he sell* are certain to follow the expansion of the Inland Water­ ways Corporation’s barge lines on the Upper Mississippi River. Seentary of War Davis declared here t e TH AIM S land op my hands, I have a Ifill- I urn- faint which represents all nty sevings I " 1—m"te than 20 years. The intere-ffjn the mortgage has 1 hem increased »t every turn und j taxes have gninrd so that the ineonie of the farm has now become ' inadequate to meet the payments. I " I f I could give it away in such I a manner as would relieve tn«i'| irom further obligation, I wodid certainly up retime knowing how I i t'd where I can do it." I Senator Duff., deette*: his 1711nere farm located near Wilinmnc, lad., to President f ’oolidge, Sec­ retary Mellon and other rnhinci mnntberp, so they would learn what it meant} to be a farmer soiling anprotected prftdtiru in a highly pro­ tected market, he said. The farm ha.-- a S'l.iOil mortgage <>n italter returning from an inspection i Dip along the St. lands- St.Paul1 route. I ’kies ia that section are of the nne opinion. In- added, und m now building permanent tormina's t > bundle commerce along the riser, Hoorn River Fricght \\ hen the Doper Mississippi |ui,i‘ full equipped, as it will lie with the completion of several contracts next spring, Davis said, "and gate­ ways are opened through the Twin * dies o f St. Paul and Minneapolis Burlington, Dubuque and Rock I lend, manufactured articles which now find their way into the west at high prices, will find their way into the cities, tho towns und th.homes o f every city located west of the Mississippi at u greatly re. i duced fricght rate, due to new joint rail-water rates apt now in exi l"Conversely, the farmers of the west and the northwest will fi«.| at, additional means o f distrihutiatheir grain nnd fnrni products for connimptlon east of the Missis*, ippi. Competition For Farmers "When there avenues of chcuputransportation exist, these farmers may expect to compete for export of corn with South Amcricu, uml for export o f wheut with Canada, end in udditinn to those served hv the existing lines, thousands wi'l enjoy the benefits o f cheaper coal and coke, cheaper steel products linked oil and by-products, linseed meal und cake, so essential to beef and mi'ch cnttle, cheaper furnitur * woods and furniture, cheaper sul­ phur. roffee, sugar, cotton, tobar.l ro, sisal, hemp, jute, agricnltral implements, fertilisers, potash nml ! nitrates phosphates, strap ntola'si es for stock food plants, oyster shells nnd by-products, so essen-; tint to poultry, nnd eventually pe­ troleum products. "These represenh '.but a 'bri»f synopsis'* o f lh# practical benefits I hi the farmer nf the operation nf I the Inland Waterway* Corpora­ GUARDSMEN GO ON TRIAL HEPOfcS ARE'MADE-NCJFvBORisi * ■ ______________ ‘ . i ■_________ vj.t? VNJi\A.» M IAM I. Fla., Nov. 15.— (IN S ) — Charged With munkr in con­ nection with the death of two coast guardsmen and n United Slates secret service operative in n fight between rum runners and federal officers on the high seas early in August, Robert Wrech nnd Horace Alderman were to go on trial in the district Fedaral Court here today. Compiled and issued by Dr. Baker, Sanfords Pure spector, aind placed on record at the City Clerks office This report shows the Longwood Dairy with the best milk from the stand point of butter fa t and bacteria (germ ) and gov­ ernment standards, '[’he Longwood Dairy is the only dairy deliv­ ing milk into Sanford with a bacteria count of less than which is thd’maxiinum for grade A standard ntilk 50,000 ,... The varous counts of the Daries on the report are as follows Butter Fat Bacteria Count LONGWOOD spencer Mero Murphy Biggers Cameron Grade A Milk Is Not 50,000 Count "Superior M ilk for Fastidious People The Only Grade A Milk Sold in S Price 23jf A Quart �•*7>? %>.i ii- i 'V -*»• iry Day Brings New Opportuniti u »iij u « « u AD. KATES , Cs»b ln Adrsnce reeelTe<! Iron„ 4 .nd collector « « ,u for p»rn,tnt' , 7 ... .... ...10c a line 8c a line ~ _____ 6e a Une 22” ___ 4e * l*ae 7»tM on request. jced rates are for , insertions. ij of avcrace length 11— Miscellaneous 19— Houses For Sale Big Distillery Seized Store with stock ami filling sta­ 13500 will buy Magnolia Avenue By Brooklyn Officers tion for sole. For information ,“ ?*• Aav reasonable terms. For address S. E. Norwood. Ijike addition,.] information Address NF.W YORK. Nov. 1(1 (INS) Monroe, Fla. Box i.t ear*. The Sanford Herald. An electrically operated distil­ lery capable o f producing 3,000 CAR AW N IN G S.— Auto Awning •gi— Acreage For Sale gallons of alcohol at one “ cooking’ Co. 11 Ball Bldg. and a quantity of alcohol and '. hiskey, all alleged to be valued 12— Wanted .id *..! arr,,‘' four miles from Sait- : at #1(10.000 was peired early today fnrn on tin* old Orlando Road ' on the fourth floor of Brooklyn Wanted to correspond with .Mime can be liought on such easy terms nice respectnblq woman. Between anil at such a low price that pur­ warehouse. Two men in the raid were held the age of 35 and 40. Must be a chaser can reap big profits. Ideal under $50,000 bond. Snrinkled good housekeeper and have some location for poultry farm. See 1. over the floor of the distillery, means*, object matrimony. Bert i H'dly. bi rat National Bank the police said, was a large quanHcbb, P. O. Box -171. Morgan­ Building. tit> of granulated enmphor, put town, W. Va. there to offset the odor of whisI i-v. 21— Lots For Salt Wanted: Two men with cars to sell and collect, Singer Sewing (Legal Notice-*) Mach, (o ., Phone 80— Room 35 ROSE f’OUKT LOT. well located. MeLandcr Arcade. il’NTN *Y»|*! >T . *l** T ill’ $1,000 i! sold at once. Owner IK MTNUl.n -v I l l MU! needs money. Address "Bargain" W ANTED — A couple interested in <t \t f **y lKI.MltlU V eare I he l{<‘rald office. IN TMK i>’T.\t i : ••».* cKortuK a rent free proposition in the |*T. !>' I I illf .1 til ProIn rii.MttiT country- for information address t. < W ' 1.trade equity in two nice ■» s* \I VI Box 500 care of Herald. ► Vi . m ' is n r.ri:iiY rjIVKN tliat building lots for automobile. My 1 || w'Kfit'tl n ill ' .n th* KMI. price will t>e reasonable so in ans­ • « ,.r |Ki4 14— Kooms Withcul Hoard »*r»flli1lM'r \ i * 1*37. pro wering tins ad give me fair valua­ »1 H-.ni.r *i*1•- •*•Mlttl’ .lulx" ' * • till IlH h- c m i n i ' K h.rl.lt. M* I'OR R E N T—N IC E LY furnished tion of your car ami complete in­ f II *1 I - 1Mrn. nir r m i ri» nn.l votirher ** formation. Address Ilox 81 care w I \»» ’ Ml'■if o f l h v .-.1 111* .i f ......... bedrooms, in private borne, phone ■ *M, .| The Herald. nut nl ■n M » ’ M. Il.l IIII * 1 83. UNITED S T A T E S ! AGAINST TARIFF RECIPROCITY ACT! Belief That American Trade ( mild lies! lie Promoted By Seeking Kxclnsive Favors Is No liOngerConsideredSound O U T OUR W A Y nnm m . ' S M b P e , i ’l l R e ad MORE. POSflL CARD FER WL>H ME S A V D V T |CK • M is t CO LLV f \ A R -W -U M -A A - r f S A V E H E R E * - SlC-T ICK - V O u BlGr B o r vaeao b l t ie r valep W AV FROM -TP\a T u l u e g a l A “T JU M lP tR RA kjli \ OV3 W IL L F i n d WORE D iO E h a k j c iim ' okj f e n c e , a m o w il l u s e v o p e E A R S F E R S TR A P J A O v S . \ SiC-iNEO 6LACW a O E , W M O O H |CV<, iT'Ei A WtTMOLt? ,\ cu OOhiT Ci ET IA O M cS T " FOLt\S> Tb R e a d vouR m a il * D A T LO N Cr L A iL t S S A V \X D o e s n 't s a v NO ■3 t.»Ct-icF A D A T Mi M O L T ■Ta l k T e r m e ? iT m \n 0 t . i t s a h ^ t AO vf-R n--: M lV f L ULL'-f W ILL v/Q MlLv\ WASHINGTON. Nov. 15 (IN S D E l O sV S f o — In the present dispute with K'.E « fctj ! charge ,of 30c for Frame over tariff matters th:* V U V \ —--rClFY^S A iki*i-. n - c United States stands decidedly op­ rertisinff is restricted posed to discrimination in customs clanifieotion. rales a-.d to reciprocal commercial rror i, made The Santreaties |„,t |ir„ j „ r lo pjoa this ,ld will be responsible one incorrect insertion. cuti-i t- i ily supported the Freneli ■ti«r for subsequent point oi view, whiili permits ta t'ff , The office should be bnrgamiug and the exchange :-f nunediately in case of favors between two countries to the ex ''is'oti of third countries. ADVERTISERS boruieiK the I'uited States hud eruld representative believed dial American foreign lv familiar with rates tend' lould best be promoted oy »i classification will | w ha h m turn granted exclusive complete information. o i n k * iip|>li.*n- 1 favoi- to Amei lean commerce and ItM .. ih r'fl ii ml |li» r. lU wish, they will assist 1 .,t| * * 1h . 4|| *1 .In l c.- f o r it flint' | tnuialuing those -countries A T SAUKIFU.’K—-Building lots ii - *M li’ fTI*'■It* ..f lilts » • l » i l n i * t r * * t l o a " f 1by I•f>— -A p artm en t F o r K en t cording y°ur fur im nrrlrr *!lx- which i dosed to reciprocate. .1 1 1 .- an d it more effective. good part of town. Will soli at i •r if m 2 It kin ;i « *m* H ft*‘i‘tilnr 5 l ttq less than cost a;.d on easy terms. I ».i f fit Mi l * Mir f 2l!» 11ti a of Orlo. Itniproritv Treaties DltTANT n o t ic e it A l» 11i?7 I'or Rent:— Two furnished apart­ Address Box 868 cure The Hera I i ’H im »l Hit MA N I'lVIl.M tliT. lu^Umli r : ; 'r t,a' MtKinl°y Tur'( ( " l ments with garnges. l-arge iscrs should give their a i:\eroior -> Ho- Ksinie <( muu thi, country entered in to 10, 1-4*1.44O: rooms anil porches. S. J. Biggers 25— Exchange postoffice address is ,.rir- P u c l i e •' reciprocity treaties with various DID Park A y ?.' their phone number if rVi[‘i.uit'“ 1 ’ 1” * count no. which agreed to admit ire results. About one U it son n« •Vt-l-: K tiioilT oN t o e ..t at low rate of duty speci-] 11 I'OR RENT— 2 room furnished W IL L TRADE equities it. wqL an d ■ti ut of a thousand has ' fled Aniei lean imports if the apartment. Call after 6 P. M. age suitable for farming purposes. IT? i l l ItT DP in i',L rV~'ii'.D<o'r- United States would maintain its * :W K lone and the bthers 1 have some mighty good lots and 511 Park Avc. iinmunicato with you S K M lV ill.H 1 'U P N T V S T A T U «»F flee lot wi»Jj regard to certain can work up a trade with you *f VI.• i|;l 11A iey know your address, import- ii' i iiu-e countries. Pen­ you are interested in a deal of this IN II r H S T A T t: OF J KIK lAH'* icontinuence MUST be alty duti •> v.era Imposed upon Beautiful apartments—Two rooms AITIt l||I**. I kind. \Vrite me what you have, the T ' lit rr»HUlorM. «llift r 1 goods from ( ido.nbiii, Venerui.i person at The Sanfora kitchenette and bath attractively number of acres,, the price you l*U !••••*•. un«1 all (fice of by letter. Tele,VVI" ‘< and IIa11(I I ci mi so ilicy refused to furnished, centrally located, ail want, the location, and I'll tell you rtnim* *•» ilfiimnih aiMimi (till p»- negouatc Ki4' intinuences are not improvements. $0.00 per week. Tel. what I nave. Address Box 134, care licit 11'.*!. .ies. v .ij irui »Mif h vnti. in8** h**ret>y 777 or 775. & This i.i *\ . c-'iitmucil by The Herald. *, fjjM imf if. ml III'I pfiiii|r#*i1 t unv U tlio Dine i f IH!>7 anil -I urns ii | $ r | ii#in > i I* it M w i n c h vntl. i-T Prompt - Efficient uvkj liieatliing rewarded the effort* of Attractive two room furnished •* Mu r «*r > mi, *nav Imv*» th** under i! Reading Mayor a i: "i* tin* celcbratt .f,M. »tf . I i m r i i p M no ri '. (|i*rniiHP'l. Service npartment- also garage. 018 Oak 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale *he hypnotist. Once, when a physi< u l Hi.i i ,i:u*. Brazilian t i i n f H*> in [ ii mI f M m in iv P l i i r hi ii. 1° Ave. Phone 2802. Is Socialist 11 thcr pruilticts Mn* IImii .la*. U Hhiinm. I’min'v coffciv t-'an jabbed a needle into tier arm. hlitfti if S. ritlnnl.- i*nunh Hi U\n nf- hud I" ... le i fret* lo till? the patient moan'.*d slightly and fir*- in Mu- iNiiintv *,Mitribni»H** In United FOR RENT — A|iartmcnt nea" A. our wiirchousr (in rear of City ptinfnf*! [And Found *• i Brazil bail laid Srmlimli' fniinty. Klnrl«l:i r t r a n r k k fliikt,n!‘l ,,n vydid. Bfmzahem conForrest Lake Hotel. $2.50 a Exprc** office) we have in «tock a \i ii1 11 1ti t w •• I v r riitiiiVltM frniii lh»* ilutr hi'uvj a m o.i American prndroom. 1000 Union Avc. car of Nitra Po. Car of choice Tim­ in ts, I ' •: c h *al flour, the nodes I ml* •! (it'lnlii r l!». A. I* MV»* othy hay and Hi-Gradc Hydrated net export to lit* Axlt *C*Il.>/ It \I K i .MUI'ltf; " r ■* l*prlndi ELEMENTS A PAR TM E N TS 012 lime to arrive this week.' Your Artr-'lnl-ti Cf** • ( t'1*' KslulP .SilUt country. When G. Fink, worked silently and rapidDODGE Park Ave. Apartments— 2 and I pa.ronngc will bo appreciated.' f 1........ ....... 11.... ,'-^1 Rrux I icfud io Hfu-d lo move its duties. Woman I'ntiont Declares She ( ,y Nurses proferred acapcD, span* Ian and Graham trucks. —garngo and water. Reasonable. Phinr 12(1 Pearson and Pichard, IN-V iTi —M e n lr /V.l'itT . d.* t'MT: Wasju "gtoi. ihreatened to lav SensefI N o Killn A s Slirgetm , , . From inn Itth Street Phone 11. Succex. irs In ,lno. F. Pearson. t w k n t v T i n it n j r t m i a h r*nt- dowi n Hir e cent iax on every \Voi|,|ltll Qr-.nol W h ile She ' and .ciumpv Iron u im . H I T UK It I K ST'A TK l IK Attractive furnished apartments pentn I of coffee from that country ” .. P • r """ «=amc the faint odor of 1.1.<ill H i A. IV A.HI* K«»lt SKMtNU COWAN CO. Aut.o :s |)(ovvided under the Dingtey Ac*-. corner lYtrk and Tenth Sts. Fri” as In lly p n o t is l s I (tw ef . ether used in a differt nt operation. iii k r'litAfrv tv n iA v t’Kltv. sheet nidial work.:, I giilaire installed, water and gar­ FOR SAl.F—Vv’ ant to idppiy vvuou' K \v Wit.M>>TT. Cuniptalimnt., -----, The patient stirred slightly. Bum A; a recult Brazil capitulated to apar ment houses, hotels and kbtnue. Phone 7f0-\V. age furnished. Phone 18-J. I**——Tlvnnotism -mihent continued hit. mesmeric In. 1*11” ' K M . A I.IIK O T A . .!• *tIN H t u . ami reduced the tnriff on Amen- CHICAGO.——Nov. residents, fire place wood. Prices . 77—;---------------- 1 --- ;-------*— nml t( j ; tUH i l t tKit. Iti’"- inn flour .'(• per cent below that „ s u.i aid to surgery has taken ( In- ,.11(i. utio„ tllld t i,D aKll\n ro. iv iiiii'itlir. FURNISH ED apartment for rent given on seeing Steve Cherry, 11ID IlUICiC CO. Impiuu d on other foreign flour , , w rm following two sue- n(nu.u her ,uborotl ,,rcathlnc i il:lii:it Kt >11 ftlNSTItl't’TIVK 12 lsaust Avc. in the Herald building— a down* a hlHlainingemenl was continue I . . . , , , 1 luuuau iiiuiriiiii,. *.*:i:vifi: ttv t-nnidtrATitiN JFagonlia Avc. eesalnl major operattoiiH porformo.l jq0 |>a|n town [ nation at remarkably low tRUAKJd*. ^VKHKIITA lint ill 1023, when, been use (if the jfWj t|i v • Thtea. M JUfdr’ Mrf H a W hi Tht Tloose;- Frr Ruleor Radi! Inquire ;ru. . Jtn*»r» m m t' hero in lioxpltn.n while tho patient. 'I'hc* operation proceonetl to it* changed American tariff policy, V* i f AUK IIKIIEUY nllDKItKU at 2009 Orange Ave. Oak Hill. Herald office. this obvious discrimination in Liv­ *Vlt IIKCM'lltBD to appear al tho was muter the tniUcnpe ot m e'close. Tho incision was closed nml •- UAR.MONS City. Route A. Box 170— F. K.tirt House In Sanford, Seminole in' of American goods could not bandages wore applied. The patient menial narcotic. Automobile Co. Knnm». Florida, on Monday, rieeem15— Houses For Kent . t...| ;ih A. I*.. 1S5T. Hi« same li*- well be maintairvd. . t»e. Phono 137 Allough hypnotism has long been was taken to her room. A quarter 27— Money lo Loan 111* a Kill.' IUy of tills Knurl. Ill h i uT'iscil in the experimental lab­ o.* an hour later Bumzahcnt annulanswer tin* Mil of complaint filed FC1R RENT- -House on flak Ave |0DEI, TRIM CO. m weld i.'oort itgalosl you., wiisrelti oratory and the thuutrical field, it ched her bedside and broke the hyp * I the :nr, not the owner.” 11th Street. Unfurnished. Phone Muncy to loan on residences in fin* complainant prays for tlie fore­ has not been until recently that -notic spell. 861-J. closure of a certain mortaaxa and 1817 for istimntos “ I felt no pain whatsoever,’’ the Sanford, low intrrest rate. Box for I he sale of the following denphysicians have accepted’ its merits ft’. R/ DFORD crilied real estaie. lo.wlt: us an aid in performing operations. patient dcclurcd . “ I don’t even re­ For Rent— G<ie nicely 'fumish"d 503. 'c-o The II* raid. -The South Half of the Routh Under the br iiiant glare oi ntcr- member tho operation.’ apartment, all modem convoaHalf of the North Half o f tho Service As waves o f pain assailed her i-uiy lamps u woman patient was Soiilhtnel Quarter of the ttnuthiencei», $25.00 monthly, Phono Unlimited nmney to loan on rex' •■asl Uuurter of Seelton IS. denco piupcrty. Mortgages r»1a« ** 1 *tpo:t u.e o|iurating tahh Bitmz^them placed her under the 207, 915 W. 1st SL Township !l South of Itanue Isiught anti refinanced. Write Mr. English Rn>al Member (Jets with Dr. Hurry W. Fink of Chicago hypnotic influence nnd continued :io Hast, ei.nlaliiltiu five acres in every shape and Aldrich care Valdez Hotel, City. III* re o r less." On Admiral’s Stuff After and Zercu G. Bumzahcin, h>pnt>- to do so until the wound began *k», tiie roofing, ornn- Two five room houses. Also two s l i i m l e . l In the K .o in iy o f Se m in o le healing. j furnished apartments. Enquire Kleven Years’ Hard Work tist, in attendance. and S l a t e Ilf K lorld a. etc- Sanford Cement (Legal Notices) “ Hypnotism,” Dr. Fink declared, ______ I’ntieiit Asleep I'pun failure to appear, anawer. Company, Fifth and 2300 Mcllonville Ave. plead or demur to raid hill of eom“ can be applied only in certain PORTSMOUTH F.ng. Nov 15 Thu patient gazed steudily in the V Hume 112-W. n*slat, tin* decree of this Knurl FOR RENT— 0 room unfurnished (\ S )— The idea that a young of- «**-’» the hypnotist and physici- cases when the patient is willing to wIM lie entered aicalnst you REGISTRATION NOTICE This Order to he published mire fiecr has an easy time in the Brit- « " * stood by with eth* r should the cooperate fully. But when there is house corner Oak and 17th St. FOR REGULAR M U N IC IPA L a v celt for fdltr consecutive weeks fear in the patient of gus or ether iRusvrl. Farms, Groves, Phone 20. ELECTION ’ ., . in Tin. Hanford Herald, a news i-b Nnvy ha** been dispelled by the and the sickening after effects. A cumpulgn against the tpoi \RO X. Park Ave. Phone Sleep! Sleep. You must relax The Registration Books of the miner reuiilart) ptihllshed In Hem nirrer of Prirce (ieort'e. voungcu , hypnotism is invaluable. system elected J. He r. S * *n and sleep,' commanded Bumznhem. FOR RENT:Sinnll furnished horn e City o f Sanford, Florida will tie liode Kountv. Klorlda. I ii INK A N O itltliKUKfy at 8 m - son of the King of Kngtnnd. “ In major operations, as a rule, Socialist Tdfftfnrru t ■: *r.i Vc V. • • suitable for couple, two rooms, mien i.i Saturday. November 5, for.l, I lie* patient <!ent* Hemln.de K.unity, Klorlda. this This 'lav of ... Nov N*»v A A I* l» II M . i I. ........ I ,U. young W «man has just joined ™ ,'VuU „ „ insensible to pain, hath and garage, 2510 Orange ID27 and will close Friday, Nov­ .liT “ You are the knife cuts into-nerves not con- as mayor of UeuMr.g, I’n. Tjini lid day fill PRINT SHOP , Ave. Plume 82(1-.I. trolled tlirecJy by the mind and who,c Socialist tH*.*t was I c ember 25th A. D. 1D27. At. th? wrvice on anything1 in * pain isfeit. In such cases hypnoCity Hall. X V phone rail will get * . . wkbkh. , , tisni is of no use. It ts useful,how* VlcIorY w*'-1 Git* no . *:u L. R. PHILIPS. W II KltA tv KU It I •. GiffJ But to get so far. he hat • Phene 417-W. 9 Itaitever, to place the putieiit in a sleep capture by the Sc^ialiitJ iinc? » ai * * City Registration Officer. iV ,«H»",rl4l’,r for had lo engage in eleven year* o. ^ woman telnxrd and deep and then upitly cthor or gas.” conques’. of Milwuul. •**. hard work. in Tilt: m t r i 'I T K tifltT tip HEM* q.. q ,. |0inc(| m 1510. cn FOR K E N T --5 Room Bungalow nt iVni.K k i i i ’NTY. KIAJIIIHA. IN ... Till.' U iu r r iv c n rn T ns sstmNaval College at J.VMKH^ A 0 ,H A T NUS:N K.!n,^a.ni',H turing the Royaf Nav« ..121 I almctto Avenue. Oarage. .. | | b ’TTON, t 'otu plal nun I. f'W iN G - The Roof EvBY T A Y L O R MOM’N FOP Osborne In September of that year. va . , F* Metal shingles; $.10 monthly. See R. H. Berg,, nt ' T, I., 1 U NO nn.l M. * M lN U . hla q*),,, ^ rt.n^ w a r w a s then nt it1 Herald office. tv i.lppiNCOTT. * t.IPPINt’oTT MAIO » lt®ir* Bn and galvinioed The m e rieram o in iv . Ill- and wId*. l*efi>mlr ' r ‘ r fw lN U 'u n .i^ r’ . L ^ N H h l . L iwh» and the hoy was thirteen Y X J U S T CAhAE O N E R T O T ^ L L Y O O ' -.urn H. Cowan. Oak *• if.-, ion i.ciiron Ava,. (tlovrrdul". and a halff years of age. '"tq'll'KIt UK 1‘ 1’H M fiT tt'V ""rd St Phone 111. M.mK-nrnory. Alnluimn; nn.l m ;., TP it ifTATK UK FJMIUII'A T'> t'. ItuSHtTBIt. Ailnnia, naoralu. llerame Mldshipmun W A 1.11‘P IN t'tiTT, amt M A P I Yol k o ld w a l l s * Iiefcmlanta; A lit’ over five rears later, ■ i I.IPPI.NCOTT. Ill" wife. >»4 HK *ew W A L L P A IN T —■ -----—* ■■■■— ■Sprhv, U«uriflii. Hied ."n T h U c ^ a b v lb;\^mula|V«15, h? passed out as a full-fledged mid-, f S , K R W AND BET- For Rent: 5 room Stucco bungalow ........... .. af(M«vlt i,M tliat vim T. t,. l.HNil Mini M v : -hinniftn ami wn* apmiintuii l*» the i Jkl'flTHRR INFORM A. located nt 2300 Palmetto Avrfl|, “ f, iiq. tm - - in ib-i,omidaln- i i.Nii. his wife nnd W. I*. IMMfHI; D onD ukefln gsh ipofthcM edi** * TKIt. are sarh and *v*ry n realdsnt ______ __ PHONE 235-J OR nue. All improvements. $10 pec mi ttiat >«u VV A. of a S lat* or country other limn rrneun fleet In whose crowded L (-0LLER. SANFORD. month. Inquire at Herald office. " ' ^ “ lacl! »,;V I vi-o nsl.l-m. th* Htuti* of Florida ;* That th.* gunroom w»r > 21 other young mi I,.f a* Siatv or foiinlrv otliar than nresent n.l.lrcan unit |il»c* of tcmI- chinmen. After two venrs in this of curh nn.l every of T. I. I.UNO For Rent— Five room house. Bath lln Stall* of KlorMu: limt tb** |iri*«- ■l.-lirr iiililrm nml place of ruslilciiea HI).I >f A. !.ON<: hln wife >■ purl - **hip the rnv»t ntic’shlnmnn wiv* . -- -repairing, piano and screened porch. $20.00 p *r i-iit ten I m l V «■ t*4 tllnwil t » t tl I** Itffl. ‘ r'esferer,! (n the oueet Elizabeth i lii* ilrfcmliiritit cacti um‘1 cvnr». T Mrert* wRh 17 years month. 2201 Ouk Avc. Phone 1D0W. of V.- t I.IPPINKuTT mul MAItl «. uni Is 10.1 l.ullriMt A m n u*. Klovey ,»n.t In M**v 1923.’ ’ he became nit . , Ssnfuril music store LIPPINC.’OTT, Ilia wife, as parti­ .Isle, Montgomery. Alabama, and *fc4 nreseot eqi|r*«4 nod nl**<*.. n- tln r sub-tiputcnent. ti“ing con la known to Hits affiant *PPc. Room 10 & I I Mc- House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S* cularly of resident's nf the .lefemtant W. firntwj a# „ “m n strinor" In the I* t il Marina* Street. Atlanta, ileor’ Phona 832. ■ It*iHHITKIt » « particularly as I* *rtw... enm» » Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. uia; tliat yuu anil each of- you * (" >known to thi* affiant In Atlanta KcbrSUrv fol ow ing. he i <*,nl ,,\>r the nitv of iwsnly.iui" --- — — 1 _ fe " ' mon*hn I” the i'<>H*rov«r ftothat them Is no person In In* fteorala: ua.l tl>»t you *n*t e-*ch 5* Signs or all kinds. TEN Hoorn house for rent corner mul leaH-*- “ Vsckav” . wh^ch lend Stale of Florida, tha s*rvlc.a of » lrt p»'nt i t Wall Paper Oak and Fourth St. Apply W. IL Summons In Caunc*ry upon whom person In tha state nf Florida. #*rv- to h U tak«n<v the ro u n e s at PorMw. 1 . 1,1 hind you or either of you. Long; ' 108 Palmetto Ave. w h '-h resulted In h's I ua.lTherefore this Is to command you* fr* of a Summon* In Khaocerv upe* W V I.IPPINKUTT an.t JPAltY I whom woai.i himl you or aay v ' r .t —e as lieutenant in January. you. nHU’(; STORE—Pre- FOR S A LE : Will scl! at a sacrifice I Il'PINKuTT. His wlf*. to each anil T herefor* thi* l» >« comm*>"d vn*t 1DA5. personally he and appeur lieD^gs, Soda. Wo are one o f Snnford’s best homes, every p('«»*d tho rr*tj*(.)- II iwki'*' furr ,mr sab! Klrrull Court at Nan- T. U IXt.NQ and M. A. L.ONO, hla phone. Call 103 completely farnished- the Bodwell f.ird Semlnola County, Klurlda. on wira. and W . 1». It.WHITER, to — eh flavshlns nq th* Gh*n« stn*ion. He Vnd every peruntmlly b « Bad appear place— Drcamwold. W ill you make the Slh day Of Hec«mh*r. A. U hef<T* i,ur a*|.| Circuit Konet at tf*m o f dill” f*nipel(V*l with *b' RLOCKS— Irrigation an o ffe r 7- See owner on premises l>J7. lo maWa anawer to tha BUI Of Hsnforil, Seminole County. Florida. enrlntyi 1rn»bls (n the Y'sng(«* Va’filed aaalii't you hr «h" K«*Mfrsi cement work. for price and terms. Fred Walston. Komplalni K.iniplalnanl In this cause. ''*n*r- -•’* *h » itn . i n of |*»coms*r. A D . »-•* <--tuding the tragic affair ut na|ia anawer <o the Blit of . , X SHOULD SAY MOT/ -----------------------wl«« .aid hill of complaint will h* OH.TCO UDOK A T IT THE-V/ROMCv W A T — f PLEASE,MOMh ir V J• Et Ter- ---- -— — a» rfinf*«»ed *l>y y"U ®n‘* Complaint this day filed o«aln»t w ahalr", -uttl and Elm* . A StG HUSKY LUMMOX v»»t <44 lh>a **na» " I S * r a l'» aahl 19— Houses For Sale COULD Y'SPARE VT'S 0 0 * D D T V T O LE M O A H E LPIN G lli». enuse proceed e l jad*’; An*W4lnf*4 L'tiili>*'ent T(i. nature of sul.l suit helna a hill nf complaint will he taken uh LIKE YOli SHOULD BE H« received hie actual nnoohd* .H A N D T D T H E M E E D V - T H I N K o p HCW A POOR AAAM null lo foreclone that cerlsln Murt. .■••nfr**f*| hv voli and thi* epuxe Q,‘ry And Eggs FOR S A L E — 5 room brick bunga , I-Ji;.* ,iU I c ,I the ,lJth day of October, pr->re*.l. *x parte. ! ——* ....... . l.l Pehn*®*'/, , _ ,r V.GRWNC2i IN S T E A D BeiCnncnt in A CRO ST O ' H A P P T V 4E N Y A K E T H E A V H E E L WHEN. t* " _ frnm tlie ilefeadawta. low, Cor per Palmjpttq and 18th fri. nH’T ^ V ^ f.fN V V h ^ l ^ ^ ^ l ^ l e n ID2fl. b a t-it t r TTOUWnh-’ nf th? O F E X P E C T IN G l.ii.1 i B n r c , . B R E A O ' hryen at 35c per V IE E XTE N D A L I T T L E C H A R IT Y NOW * * * • ! ! in pr,8tn i ?V|i•« ^I !•.’ h - V . f " " o 4Vhc .’om- |...«*,| u p t h a * certain notice of riBi^ fmn<ir‘ Isllty o f the Naval ex­ O T H E R S TO >• '■r small lots. R. T condition. q^T4 S’4|*.| th Slat d.»V o f n*.** Phone ibO-W. ,'*,', *{,, ^ b lltlTTuN. aaW mo»U AND TH E N — EXCU SE M E * fcl»* B iuto A, Sanford. I’* r A n. 1*4IN fMp.t hv IAMKS aminer that he only gained a sc-> KEEP YO - 1— . ., «m“a*‘ be'lna nf rec.nl In Marta®** . —4 ___ HUD .. t 111,1 ■’tllklliS v h a n d s n **ln “t T. I.. LONO ami T H E P E ’S S O M E O N E A T Jl. P®«a * »• "/ ,h*‘ nnd-cUss certificate In . •'•■mnnshio. For Sale: On extremely easy |k».k . . . i>.c4irtU t'f Hemltmlv County. M o rl- ••r e*ct>*d In Men Book J ua*e 3$ th* is,him fiecorda of Hemlnole and no more than a th'rd-cla*** In THE DOOR And Flowera * terms, five room etucco bunga­ Kio.arv. Florida. navigation, gunnerv «o,| torpedo: low located at 2300 Palmetto Ave­ , l ’li In furttmr nrdcri*.l *l<«1 J l» U further U'derr.t that this | . , . . . l*mna »nd orange nue. Owner living out o f tho city nolle* b* published In Th* Sanford notic* he puhtiaHed in the Hanford *>n re a m in g hnnl- he was d?llcrnld a n*w »pap*r publl»h«<l Plsntv i railed fo r n * - * ’• ' 'nurse in tit 7 i 1 ‘•“ “ hie com- and will sell at lest than cost. Hanford. Hamlnolc County. H on da, t'prald a o*w4p*pe- publlahed , -■jlnrs. ready now> Large living room with fire place. „ncr caclr w »ek for four con»«cn* rJS‘ 7 « Freneh. He stu-P-i (- PaH-. and wc*k« aod that a copy hjreor Dining room- kitchen with electric Hvc h* mailed t« each of the defendant* weeks and a copy thereof be malted incidentally piiaH*"“ d ** a good » t Melt* ^ SuP»n>«r* range’ and built In cabinets, two named In thi* order. . \hi*‘' £ S r ,h# defeadaata named ln ,t’nncer. sufficiently -- ’••* win thi phone 882W; no and W ITNESS my hand and the o ffl- * vviTNBes my hand and the offl. !sonmval o f his bmt1**' 'he Prine** bed rooms, bath with both tub heater ),j*| i*al of tha Circuit t^ourl of th* c’ sl.aeal of the Circuit Court o* the of Wales. Now th~‘ ’*• is fully shower. Electric water he* " e* teJ ‘ * * jir.i Judicial Circuit of the large front porch, also rear porch nf Florbl*. .In and for Seminole M‘,‘«in f^ ln*w0n’ type Hour-y finished in white ensmal. In Kountv. Florida, on IhU 'h * »■« count*. Florida, on this the Itih sb lv lU v in the*. c itr 1 W Sr Make o**a jy of November. *, D JJJ. ‘i f day ot October. A. D.. 1*»T. ! romeypara before any further progood condition. Very small c*»J| ” V. B D O U O LASa * to Clerk CircuitKour*a i r k Circuit C ourt., motion awaits him i<A U u !i Francia C- payment and balance like rent will By A. M. W E E K S. By A. M W E E K S. _ 1 Altogether Altoesther the Arcade. buy. Faces east on high land. An D. C. the British Navy is n. c exceptional chance for someone WILSON. B O T L E A DIQHTON* for a job a tv JH, WIUMJN. SolUeitore it further information address Uf straw- For r u. tiuuwr huuuiw h * * foUeitoi !k*rd, — Bor-431, car* TB« Herald. ETHER REPLACED BY HYPNOTISM IN OPERATIONS . rrr PRINCE GEORGE IS IN TER PR ETER ON BATTLESHIP f ji ";:rAr r;';; S i h;.rLuZtS''5 y 5" ,»iK«fiLVCireUbl‘) r 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, November 16, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 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>, November 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/a94ad8ef6c8d397c6a46589c08b6db07.pdf a1fa4322e2aff8e6775b475401abcce8 PDF Text Text plied In Florida'* H « r t W orld’s G w n tif lt Mostly eloody tonight end Tuesday; probably showers to> night on thw northeast coast. Its Richest Garden Land | Leased Wire International \ SANFORD. FLORIDA, MO fDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1927 Member- Audit Bureau Of Circulations NUMBBR 51 tie 1 oreDieAndMany SECRET PAPER: WhiteHoa^UncheonTo LEPER’S TPM'Trial O f One Time SHOWS MEXICO t m^ r n ! ! r A nat7 MURDER CASEiBootlegger Leader AIDTOREVOLTramou*For.P armsDeeds K |»F.RTAKR« £ ° I’uhlicat inn O f D n i'iinicnts C reate* S e n s a tio n In (iove rn n ic n l C ircles W h e re T h e I'ln l Had | Set'll A n tic ip h lc tl rrsinjRGH, Nov. h — I)_With Ihe streets jamwjUi thousands of perfoinif I" work, a terrific ision at the Equitable Company’s >t plant on the Northside Appropriation Which IliKsvd Iloti.se Util Lost In Senate At Idist Session WillRe In­ noon police ‘tuted th s t the cluded In Deficiency Bill i toll of iliad ftood at £0, but Michaels, superintendent of •nolbhed plant, i —Marty, 35- died in a haslirris, 30, a negro, m Ltwcn, 53, died in u hosi was a staggering list of I. A survey of th* largest kb showed that 13<1 injured I had been treated up to hike said probably as tacts were taken to their Uvtre rushed to other hos- D ocum ents W ere IlroiiK ht In ­ T o C o iled S t a le s By F o rm e r O fficials O f C a lle s R egim e ............. ili.’ diplomatic corjifl, Ho- i oitiiig head;’ o f t he Army and N-i*' and ih,. :-ocial d ||e of the C m. a ii t l iterally- wall comprise WASHINOTON, Nov. 14 HNS) —Congress will make a Christmas present to 137 cities throughout tho country of a 120,000,000 appro­ priation bill for new public build­ ings, additions or sites, under plans being formulated by Republi­ can leaders of the House. This appropriation , which passed tho House nnd was lost in the Senutq at the last session will hi* in­ cluded in thp first efficiency bill, to be taken lip soon after the* House convener on December f>, Hep. Marin B. Madden, (R) of Illi­ nois, chairman of the JIuuso Ap­ propriations Committee, announc­ ed today. He predicted passage be­ fore the Christmas holidays. With this measure out of the way' House leaders, who must iz conferred '• iHnn.il Genfrr.xphic sod- tliii.tiard Medal <i ■ ,ii oiher men in history ■‘ •in.I it. Commander Roh*' Capt. Ronald Ainund••.e »’arl Gilbert. Sir Ern.i.l.l.' ton, \ ilhjalmu* Stef>inl i omianilor Richard K I her. will h,. brief speeches i !•' Dr. itilhen (.convenor, •i Hie Geographer Society; 1 'h i racked, Air Swrcti’t j Department of Comme.Te, l-imlhergh. These will bo ■ 1 I-V the exhibition of hish ng pictures. ■tputurul gas storage tank K ||H :I3 A. M., but officlf* (a s company were ut a napluin what- caused the .ReprrevnlaUvc Of Ainertcnn Farnt Itiiri'uu Fcdm illoa AntH*ar.q lie fort1 House Finn*! (Vinmillce To! GeL Action lot/* asphalt plant across pw wa* demolished and 10 111 workmen lust heir lives, fct tu reports. Six-buildings Union h u n t Company were id like eggshells. The wall • Mown in, imprisoning work- WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. (IN S) A iintiunnl flood control polii v that wit reiicli every interstate river in tlltx country was advocated today by the American Farm llnrenu Federation, though Ghester II. Grey, who' appeared before Ih.* House Flood Control Committee. “ It ia n national Issue,” Gray said, “ not only in the Mississippi Valley but elsewhere. No longer can we expect farm ers and small coiuunities to bear the htirth'u of enm ndung waver that flows cos ,i on them from great nren* heymiil their reapeetivn stutes.” ‘The federation flood control pro­ gram outline to Congress by Gray contemplated ( I ) higher and g rea t­ er levees, (2) Iwo divergent i.pill ways in the lower Mississippi Val ley, CD construction of three para llel channels to rt-liwv* thu con­ gestion, (4) t. survey of all Inter state rivers, (5) reforestation, and (0) construction of reservoirs on tributaries. Gray recommended three reser­ voir sites, one on the upper Arkan­ sas River in Kansas, one in the Devils Lake region of North Dakotn, and one near Cove ..Creek, ry piece of fire equipment in ivntown district was rushed of th* hill is to i r»s plant, but firemen soon amount which may bo I their attention from the kring ruins to aid in caring s victims who lay prostrate (street or buriqd beneath five minutes a fter the explo­ it population of Pittsburgh punned. Everywhere ............ the Men district there were vie«f shattered windows. Then I «s general fire alarm and Mpml.1 for help. Persons llvP the vicinity of the blast Dtunned at first. Then they F*ogh the streets terrified, of a second explosion. r®*n in the M anchester dis* their way to school were In path of tho blast und wowereil with glass and bits Ptuku from exploding shrspwoy were injured. Mothers of ^•kUdren soon swarmed into ■unidentified boy was blown « Ohm River from a bridge, wwman rescued him and sent a t hospital. All courts order *w*m> of policemen as wit« » Ws required, adjourned to F'he policemen to aid In PC the crowds. said it was mlrgculuos fj? e*plo*lon was not even l«ustrous because of the 1’MRl Mil-:. Ml*.. Nov. I I (INS) — Fresh Imirer was added to W iv cousin’,, . nl nihrder mysteries to­ day with ih.- finding here today in the unitilitt-il boily of pretty Helen luing, 15, high sehool Html cut. The girl iLparted from liei home last night in company with a friend. June .Moran, to attend n motion pi, lan* theatre. The two gtrlh *e(mr.ileil after the |H>rl'orinn nee, 'Ihe bony of (he girl who, police believe h:n! been attacked, vva.i found by a workman in a cliiqip of bushes M-j<i(ohig a rnilroud. Hlie hud been - hot lo death. Her ilolhiiig bad been lorn • rum |»or body and the face and shoulder were cut nnd liriiMcd, mule fviilenn* of the terrific hat­ tie she made Imfor® giving up her life. Deputy Sheriffs summoned blond hound* from an adjoining county ti insist in the search for the slayc-r. CONVENTION MEETS CHARLESTON. S. C.. Nov. II— (IN S )—The executive committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy began an all-day sejsion Herej this morning prior to the opening tomorropr of tho an­ nual convention of the devrndants of the gray-clud veterans of Dixie. Hunters 0 n Opening Day 0 f Season Will B e Banned Under Sunday Luw Ruth Elder Comes To Capital Gowned As Reigning Queen WASHINGTON, Nov. I4.-1N S) —Ruth Elder, wlm left the United States a month ngo in u buggy old pair of plus fours, came t« the In Pall Handicap in t> in Hi-aiiir flying circles. !•* lore "ni of i lie moat dislin i*io I. .1 .iii Iii ii. i- that ever n i­ t • • <l<- f a |>ill.lie fund inn in tin I -il-it.ll, l‘u deii| l indulge tulii(;lll will | in m,. IIiiIiIihiiI .Mi-dal o i l the I" ■ 1 ••i • --I l.iiulliergh. All of the *-it.m. i iifi'ieer-, who are In 111 ., n : ., jii- lire-, of thq supreme 1,11'i. .iiii..r- ninl 1 'iiiigrefnmen. Papers Disclose Money Payment Roedsdule iful survey by Internatinnal Service accounted for but Imp* were 11 bodies in the f morgue and the hospitals :«j three dead. i foHov.m? have been idemi- •*'• 1 * • hint• i- and M artin Jensen, • ni it .- Mule flig h t; Erin" I I m. ii Ii. . •rin-r hide flyer, ed " I I* S’. I.!. .- and William N *•' 1 'In. r.it11ni i in- world flyer*. a ■' ■ ' .|it Gi'urgc Haldeman l IS.*li I'.ldei'. ilii- latest tou t most fashionable of th* aity’a ha. tel* * . yesterday won the San She reiterated to reporter! that cipal Handicap cham th*r* was no estrangement be­ tween hem^lf and h*r husband, Lyle Wornock. lie did r.ut acconipuny her' to Washington. H* U returning to Panama this attrriuKMi—alone, <tl« said. “ I don't know when I’ll join easy winner In Lyle," aho said. " I’ve a lot of things to do in the next few months," Th* nature of thes* activities she of big stations, concentrating the did not reveal, but said they ,con­ •m iller broadcasters, with local cerned fying, “I’m going to. fly scope and appeal programs, to the Atlantic if I have to live to be 10 0 years old.to do It," she said. .. __ _ . j .L- um .l " other sections of tba “Dial. Hunters anxious for a shot s t gstne and birds on the opening day of the season Flindsy will invito srre st n t the orders of. Sheriff C. M. Hand for violating a 1920 sta t­ ute prohibiting hunting or tho discharge of firearm s on the Sahhnth. Sheriff Hand announced • this morning that in sp ite of th* new game laws passed by the last leg­ islature which provide for th" opening of th* season on Nov. 20 ho will be compelled to enforce the old statute against Sunday hunt­ ing. • H unters were warned to 4be cartful to avoid JrM jM u lag either of .the two county game breeding grounds o r into the bird sanctuary by Chartee W. Marshall, county n m * warden. A map out­ lining the prohibited .son** was placed in county Judge J . G. Shar­ on’s office today toj the conven­ ience of hunters. ■ ■ Boundaries of the forbidden hunting grounds ware outlined by Dan Hodges, another county war- south to the mean water line of Lake Jessup and north along th* lake and river to lake Monroe. S quim lit only can bo hunted In­ side th* sanctuary The boundary of one breeding ground begins at Clifton on Lake Jessup and follows the OviedaFanford Road to the Oviedo town limits, east to the Genevu-Oviedo Road and along th* road to the railroad and north to Geneva-Seftford Road apd along the road to Geneva Bridge to Lake Jessup and hack to Clifton. The ether breeding ground Is bounded by filg Wekiva from Wek)V1 B p rin g a Jo .little .M o k iv a and by Little .Wekiva south to Palm Springs and west to Wekiva Spritigs. Hunters are warned not to tres­ pass an either breeding ground with aithfcr guns or dogs. Duck can b« hunted on Lake Jessup and to the w ater line on the east of the lake. Enforcement officers this year will not permit huntec* to hunt without licenses in their own pre­ cincts as Jhey hav* done in pre­ vious years. Th* last legislature passed a law providing licenses Ajvenua for tU hunters. . Men Called For Jury Duly Do Not Relish Task Of Sitting In First Trial Of Leper In History Of United Slates Doctor Says Jury Not In Any Peril I'risoner. Leper For 10 Years Is Accused Of Murdering Negro In The Leprosarium BATON ROUGE La.. Nov. 14.— (INS) — While one leper charged with murder eat m a com er of ihe federal courtroom here, and 10 other leper* sat in the witness box, n considerable distance from ,*hc few spectators who cared to brave the dreaded disease, attor­ neys struggled today to find 12 jurymen rendy to sit for several days for the distinction of serving at tlie first trial of a leper for murder in the history of the United S ta te s, A venire of (ill had been drawn fur tin* trial, hut one after one the veniremen this morning found some excuse to avoid serving in tin* case. Their nervousness in the presume of the afflicted witnesses and the prisoner was marked as they replied to the questions of the attorneys. The prisoner, Ed Pnyton, negro, lias had leprosy for 10 years. He is necused of murdering ijnother negro leper at the fedciul leprosurium a t Carvillo, whence arises the fedorAl Jurisdiction. 11* has been locked nv at the* leprosarium since tU shooting on Aug. 5. ' " M of ih lopyru, who were Ik,ih w h it/ r .nl negro, showed any oyi.'.iTOWbef tliW* disease to the CINCINNATI, Ohio., Nov. 14.— George Remus, one-time million­ aire “Boss of the bootlegger-..’’ who goes on trial today for th*’ murder of hi', wife, Imogene, whom ho shot nnd killed in Eden Hark, Cincinnati, on Oct. (1, will plead “tram itory maniacal insanity,” ho told the w riter In his cell this morning a& lie prepared to go into court. “ Remus’ brain, exploded when he shot her," said Remus." lie was momentarily out of his mind.” Itemus always refers to himself as“ Kcmus,“ seldom using the first person pronoun, it Is not "my trial," it ia Remus' trial.” A form­ er Chicago criminal lawyer, Remus will act n i hia own attorney being a Muted by hL co-counsel, Charles 11. El dun, Remus said in-, would make an opening plea to tho jury himself and th at he planned to taka part in the cross examinat­ ion of witnesses. 75 veniremen, from the jury will bo ^elected, have been summoned .Ui.appear this, .morning in Judgo casu al eYe. * T h e flrpem w e r f hi ought to Ilaton Kongo this morn- Chester R. Shook's criminal court im rim rtn w irn x F c rn t tho tepruMTrayed ngninst tho defense will bo ium. t*o far no arrangem ent luis thrcti attorneys for tho state lod been made for their lodging hero by Chnrles P. T aft, son of Willlnm tonight, and tho authorities were Howard Taft, form er-President of puzzled to find a place for them. the United States. T aft said he The lepers were in the custody of would demand the death penalty Hr. O. E. Denny, ijicilinil officer in ami the electriq chair for Remus. thurgu of the leprosarium, Dr. U. Remus ualicrcd the reporter In­ ti. Knrcntine also of the leprosar­ to his “office," n room assigned to ium, ami the colony chupiuln. him closo to his cell. He used this Dr. Denny wps culled upon to office in preparing his cuse. The explain to the venire this morning table in the, room was stacked tiiat they could not In* in peril of with law books. A prisoner "doing contracting leprosy through serv­ time'* for impersonating a federal ing on tin* jury ut the trial. officer sut a t a typew riter. He Is “Tho chances of contagion Romos, stenographer. Holly from a leper by casual contact wreaths, Ht*nt to him by friends through slinking hands witli him udomed the walls, or eating with him or anything uf “ I feci fine physicully and as that sori is virtually nil,” he said. well mentally ns is possible under "\W believe that leprosy is con­ tlm circumstances,” said Remus in tagious through constant contact response to n question. Remus or association, such u i living in tho paused thoughtfully, n frown numc house witli u leper for u per- wrinkling his musslve forehead. 'iml of years, wearing his clothes nr “1 nm making tho best of a dam ­ using tlui some towel ' hut his talk nable situation,” ho declared. "I did not bring any rush to enlist as am, qf courn*, mentally d«pressed jurors. at times. What ‘can one expect I'ayton'4 trial, which officials of when confined in prison and in the th* U. S. public health service nay predicament Remus finds him­ is the first of its kind in tho histo­ self?" Remus, Vduring a conver­ ry of this country, raises many sation lasting more than an hour, perplexing problems. Chief of repeatedly referred to “him” and these is tho question of punish­ “her,” meaning Franklin L. Dodge, ment, fo r If Payton is found guilty Jr., n former dry ugent, and Mrs. of m urder but not sentenced to die, Remus. there is no placo where h* can bo “ I killed her,” the bald-headed sent save back to CarviUe, No fed­ bootleg king declared “because she eral prison has any provision for double-crossed me for him. I t was lepers, and there is no prison at too much. It weighed upon a my Carvillo. Dr. Denny said th at ho mind, nnd on that fatal morning, •did Qot think it would be proper to early iu October, my brain explod­ nllow him to return to tho leprosar­ ed and I shot her dead. ium. because he felt that “such a “She and that man done all in course might encouiage crime their power to ruin me. She had among the other inmates.” doserted mo for him, my bitterest enemy, she robbed me of my for­ tune, had kept me In jail. Had plotted to have me killed and even hired to have me deported to a country I had not been in forty six years—since I was three years old. “So when I followed her taxi iu my ear into Eden Park on the mor­ ' Sanford’* first circus of the win­ ning of October 6, I thought of all te r U* coming Dec. 3. Advance these things. 1 knew she was then agents for Gentry Brothers today on her way to court to divoree me. made arrangem ents for allowing When I caught up to her and seised here during the show’s 40th an­ her by th* hand, intending to ask nual tour of Floridu. (continued on page olx) The firs t posters announcing the show will be plastered over blank walls and fences throughout the city within the next few days by crew of 86 bill posters.-------~*r----r Modoc, the largest elephant In captivity, heads, the animal per­ Effect!vo November 18 tha form ers with the show this year. Clyde Steamship Line will returns Modoc docs the Charleston and Its daily, except Sonday, boat ser­ Black Bottom. Camels, tigers, vice between Jacksonville and lions, leopards, zebras, monkeys Sanford, according to an announce­ nnd rare and aurious animals from all corners of the earth will be in ment today by J. B. Calder, San­ the street parade before the show. ford agent. Tho stesmers City of,Jackson­ An entirely new program will be offered th is y e a r,' according to the ville and Osceola will bq Oi«d f a t advance agent. The progranrcalls the service. Boats will leave Jack­ for as many aa 40 acts a t one sonville daily, except Sunday, a t 4 time under the big top. Two per­ P. M. They will dep art from San­ formances will be given here, our ford daily, Monday axceptad, a t J % a t 2 P. M. and tha othar a t B P. U . 12:16 o’clock, Gentry’s Circus I s Scheduled To Open In Sanford, Dec. 3. COURT HOUSE. CINCIN­ NATI, Nov. 14 —The curtain arose on an American trage­ dy today when George Rem­ us, one time millionaire, “king of the bootleggers”, went on trial in criminal court for the murder of hia wife, ImoRene, whom he shot and killed in Eden Park, Cincinnati on O ct 6th, laat. Judgo Chester R. Shook, UU and dignified, ascended the bench at precisely* 10 A. M., rapped for order, and the case of tho “State versus Remus” was begun. Remus, principal actor In the amazing drama about to bo unfolded, calm­ ly took his scat in court, prepared to assume tho role of defendant, to tho charge of first degree murder and co-counseV for himself. Renu us was a Chicago criminal lawyer bc-fore he quit hia profession to become the businesa genius of a $100,000,000 liquor organization. Immaculately dressed in a dork driven to kill tho woman, ho claims “double-crossed" him for another man, g former prohibition agent. Th* threo attorneys for tho State, led by Charles P. Taft, son of William Howard T aft, former president of the United States, sat a t a small Uhl* to tha left of tho jury box. T aft declared he will domund tho death penalty—the elec­ tric chair.—for Remus, T aft la aided by two A ssistant County Prosecutors, Charles E. Bssslur and Walter K. Slbbald. Prosecutor T oft told newspaper­ men th st Franklin L. Dodge, Jr., former aco of the Department of Justice and alleged lover of Mrs. Remus is In Cincinnati aiding tha State iu the presentation of tho charges against Remus. T oft disclosed for the first time Dodge wilt only be used as a state’s rebuttal witness. Ho said it would not be necessary for amining Do him,” •he declared. * Upoo convening Shook ordered th a t no typ*t telegraph Instruments, flashlight cameras a _. _ court room. \ Remus then arose, and from a legal payer in a c sonant voice, ipode a m ot ing tha court to Instruct I secution, the fajnily a t the ed, Mrs. Remus, Mrs. Grace Cai bell, a sister. H arry Brown, a I ther, and Franklin L. Dodge Jr. surrender, o r a t least make scci Ible, tha private papers, docum* and records valuable to his fen.se. ' ' “These paper* are necesa th a t this petitioner receive.ipa in this trial,” declared Rsu Tha court granted the motion c objections by Prosecutor Taft. Clyde lin e Resumes Regular Service Soon (INS)—Two a third was others suffa juries as* a boiler near B Captain Firo Del �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927. OVER MILITARYSCHO Buick Ambulances Serve Uncle Sam **.■>*•**■ High School TeamOut'smarts AndOutruns Opponents InArmist tice Battle Friday Visitors Threaten . In First Period W elchell Places First String Backs In To t. Start Tho Scoring y Hartford out-sm arted and out­ ran Orlando Military Institute'* d machine yesterday afternoon Municipal Athletic Field and iron bv a score of 12 to n. *■Sanford kept the hall in OrUml o’b territory after the first quarter when OrlamLi came so nOSe to tearing that Coach Hugh Wholehel threw in his galloping baekfleld at th* beginning of lb* r ^Sciplatn Maxwell promptly elihllnated Orlundo's rhance to ‘•.core m m the IQ yard line by intercibtiqg B Paa'' " n‘* carrying th* HsU out lo midfield. After that 0fuiiu(n couldn't get the hall withIp TA yard* of th* Sanford goal. T S anford kept pounding nt the Qrlundo goal during the second ■mftd hut couldn't get through. T he'third quarter started the same tfgji wHh the ball sce-snwlng be­ tween midfield nnd tha Orlundu goal line. Taking a mint on OrSitdo's 40 yard line. Higgins rnrriB .’the ball eight yurd*', Sloinoff jffiT Muswell made five and then B lfsilis broke lose nnd ran HO F*rdft for a touchdown. i the final mlnuten of play gins ru t loose with n pass front SO-yahl line to Kdingfield. > sllpcd over the Orlando (Joul the second nnd final touch­ Maxwell’s kickotf went over Or­ lando's goal and the hall was brought hack to tlv* 20 v.ir,l line. Orlando failed to gain on two plays and Stanley broke through atul dropped an Orluttdo back for a seven yard loss on the thiwl play Higgins took Orlando's pun' «»n in 40 yaul line and returned i! eieht yards, Kloinoff made tw., and Maxwell thre.\ A pass failed. Hu the next play Higgins started to race uround his left end and then cut hack inside and raced -to studs for a touchdown. Maxwell missed the kick for point after touchdown. Maxwell kicked off and the hall was brought to Orlando’s 20 yard line. Orlando made three short gains nnd then kicked to Higgins in midfield. Maxwell made two yards; th ■ next two plnv* faded to gain and Sanford punted o/er Orlando’s goal line. With the hull on its 20 yard line Orlando made five vards on two plnv-. On the third Ynncev broke through and stopped Orlando for a one yard loss. Orlando |iuuied to its own 45 yard tin- Sloinoff made five and Maxwell one. Tatler-mii failed and Higgins sen* a pretty punt out of hounds on Orlando’ In yard line. Score (Ml. Fourth Quarter Orlando’s punt wa■ blocked and ‘’lo indf recovered on Oil.iiulo’s >0 yard line. A pa— failed and the hall went back to this. yard line. Fitninoff was taken rail and H i ran replaced him Itilnndn made one yard. Maxwell I'M Or­ lando's punt on its Hi '.aid lin*. Maxwell m ad1 eight. Ilagan fail­ ed, hut Tntlermin made seven f * flhook-It Sloinoff, Sanford’s * h 'ff ground-gainer, only played two period*. He was suffering fmm a minor in fury and Conch Wbflchell wag saving him for the game with Kissimmee next S at­ urday. . The game by quarters: First Q uarter .Hanford kicked off to Orlando's <10 yard line. Orlundu made three fchort gain* and punted to mid­ field. On Sanford's fourth down Rgjgan fumbled a bad pass from (voter and Orlando got the hall on Sanford's 45 yurd line. Orlando ooqidn't gain nnd punted. Wulker made four yurds and Hagan made first d'»wn for Sanford. The next two tries fulled: llugnn made two yards and Sanford punted to the center of tha field. (. Orlaiplo gained two and then one yank A pus* failed und Or­ lando punted out of bound*, lingbn made ou« and then f rst down QirbUgh right guard. Walk -r failed to gain twice und Hunfnrd kicked. The punt wnx short and Orlando brought the bu'l to San­ ford's 10 yard line ns the quarter hided. Second Q uarter i Htnlnoff, Maxwell, Higgins uml airing Sanford hockfiehl. An Or­ lando line plav nrit*<| one yard and a pass failed. With the hall tinder th* shadow of the Hanford tool, Captain Maxwell intercept jkJ an Orlando par.* and ran through the broken firkl to lb* 60 yard line. Hanford was penal Iked for living off-side. Maxwell mail* two ami Tnttersnn made fight, Sanford fumbh-d and r*cnv e rtd ami Maxwell punted m Or UUldn'n eight yard line. Orlando gained four ynrd* on IWo p la y and punted In It* own 5 ynrd lin*. Maxwell made fnitr; rfimnx fulled to gain, uml fUnin It mad* two. A pn-s by Maxwell 'a* hienmpleln und lb.* ball went ►Orlando on down* nn it* 20 ird life. Orlando tried a delayed f k and gained two yard*. An Iber tr> a t the ram* play failed 50 6 rim around left und wn* y d short. Orlando punted t<i gin* on Its own 4 5 'yard lin*. ford failed to gain. Htoinuff k five yards and Maxwell first ;n on Orlaada'n .35 yard line, liv in s broke loo*« fur N yard* down. Hanford was jH*nM flve yards. Siolhoff modi* five II. S. Navvy ambulances shown ! i wo alien dent* in the r e a r compart m i.mlonville. ()., on Buick chn. m hoi.i h; Buick dealer. first down. A had puss .......... the liall ruling ■ Sanford goal, hut Hugi- on Orlando's HI yard rwell made three and Ilin-c. replaced T a lle r1on. digi well calculated punt two yard line. Tlnee Oikind« ploy | 221 I Lt-1 First St. t Ipposilc ; I'us | Office '1 • Sanfurd Ave. I'linne tilfi m otor car fashions for 1928— — introducing lustrous colors to the Sanford Metal and RubIht I n.—llirb est -rice* paid for all kitn.s «r ;ur.r-—This i* she place to buy bottle* of 311 kind-i and sizes. 21*> Siiifnrd ,\»e. o f lasting D u co . . . rich uphol* steries o f the finest quality . . . smart new appointm ents. Phone tin T h e B u ick A u tu m n display opens Saturday and will con­ tinue all through the week. Don’t miss this interesting exhibit. N OVEM BER 12 to 19 K III PLATE 0 4 A A A FORD BATTERY FOR «J>JLU«UU ANI) YOUR OLD BATTERY Ford Batteries need no introduction. ■'hey ran he used on all makes of ears and are un ideal Radio Battery. Miller O. Phillips Inc Edwaid Higg Authorized Ford Sales & Service I’.'tIntel to K Commercial Sts. Rhone 331 Magnolia Ave, When Better Automobile* Are Built. Bitirk Will Build EARLY MODELS maijwiiraamcera— —enwcig— eM ”__: • ~ kJ \ ■' 1 f •vV Iw !Mr L---- -- Worlds o f Style-W orlds o f Power lIA N P L E R i* today doubling C and trebling its pres­ cars out on the high­ way und just ttrp o n MAGNIFICENT tlicgui. Feel that bul­ New Close d Model. tige us a result of the let-quick, get-away— enriched style und that h jleti silky How added power ol its o f Niagara-like po\v» f. u. t. likiuty new Royal E ights cr—that unwavering and Sixes for IDirt. acceleration up the Notice how smart­ steepest hills —that ly low the beautiful bodies arc instant obedience to either throt­ swung. Look Inside. Notice the tle or brakes. exquisite richness of every little Chandler is the one and only detail you see or touch. 1-ounge car in its price class with a chassis down in the pillowy cushions and that lubricates itself the moment relax. Ntwlcc the restful tilt of you press your foot on a plunger. the seats; the delightful feelUg Brices are lower and cover a lot of armchair comfort. of territory. Just sec these cars— Take one of these magnificent just d riv e -JU S T COM PARE! Commercial & Rand Ave, C tlA N D L ia.C L C V E I.A N n M O TO R I C O R PO R A TIO N i CECIL L. KINES <M1 U yJ attend a special showing of DON’T STOP THE CROWDS KEEP COMING! RIDING ! Sanford .M ilo f a r 1.5 Co. QUAKER STATE • OIL ; S'- ie Buick cordially invite you to W , nii sell you New and Used 'lues at prices (till anyone tail Jill"* to (IB* Mi1' reiloetions i'll |iarl* and arreNHorie*. USE ■Bd go Farther fot your Money. Free C rank-C W Service. nnounctn^y tailed and H iggins, ford v.a penalized five. Maxwell mad< fi'e on a fake criss-cross. Maxwell made eight nnd Higgins failed Orlando intercepted it pass hut lo t ihe hall on the first play •.hi ll tl ir | ass was grnlivd h\ Lindberg Ordered To || Col. Lindbergh will ui period of "practical trail coding to the order. Hi elieved in time to retai home at St. Louis Dec ; Tatteraon for Russell, Walker. Fairfield for I.epscourt for Hoggins. Score by Quarters: Sanford Orlando *' t»..k then punt on their 22 ^ i r d line W aller made five nnd Snn Guaranteed Mechanic ut lowest prices ever offer­ ed . I'orlabU- I’inmogrtiphs SO.AO $ 1 2 . 9 0 siH .r.n *i;r..riO Radio. Hotshot, mill FlushIll'll! Batteries F. I*. RINKS Sanford on the 25 yard line. A pass, Mavxrell to Higgins, gained eight yards. Then Hig­ gins uncorked a pass to Edinfield. who got over the goal line for a touchdown. The kick for point after touchdown was blocked. The game ended n«Sanforil kicked off. Score. 12-0. Sanford Orlando M. I. Kdingfield R. E. Haines Adams II. T. Beyon Svmes R <5. Crone llnn-u-ll C Wright Ball I.. O. Caldwell Yancey I,. T. Peckhain Stanley I.. E. • Hoggins Walker Q. It. McCartney Russell R. B. Wolfe II It. Armstrong >. Each has n capacity Hagan Hester F. It. Caldwell The ambulance Imdiex Touchdowns Higgins, Edingfield. Point nfter Touchdown m a Washington, |l. none. Substitution*— Stoinofl for 11iv ter. Maxwell for Hagan, W. P lrst Ht. NEW ROYAL tiG H T S NEW BIG SIXES NEW SPECIAL SIXES The first Dodge wis built Nov. 14, 1914, cvcty detail of its construc­ tion having been per­ sonally supervised by John Und Horace Dodge, 'i • .•y modeled the body design in cljy. When tin cur was placed on the market it met with a remarkably enthusias­ tic reception. Th* 300,000th car was completed June 30, 1920, ■nd was considered one of the snappiest road­ sters of the day. . , . N a 1 .000.000 ca off th* line Die. 1923, thowiag gr«t finements in ■oWK tfrAiou* um No. 2,000,000, *1 F sstcit Four ia ica**, establishes i y ductioa record vm unsurprised by can or abov* iU price having been bout just 9 days less »*■ years from ths u*ta th* first Dodgw No. 1.500,000 * ■enabled Jan. 11 years and J ■ after No. 1« , �&0V1 The Sanford Herald The Best Advertising Medium h t t a r •« -MiIaH, n«rM» 111 MaguJU * m « a T hat newspapers provide the greatest advertising me­ dium in the world is the consensus o f opinion among practic­ ally all of the largest manufacturing concerns of this coun­ try.. Not only are the manufacturers almost unanimous in this conclusion but the largest wholesale and retail establish­ ments are equally as certain as to the success of newspaper advertising. This method of placing the dealer’s message before the public has been tested and its ef I lacncy ascer­ tained. No other advertising medium offers us complete coverage or produce as extensive reader appeal. From time to time we hour of instances wherein heads of great corporations offer other significant reasons why newspapers have been selected for their superior advertising advantages. Several days ago J. C. McQuiston, advertising manager of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Compuny, delivered an address before the Chicago Advertis­ ing Council on this subject. Mr. McQuiston is an outstand­ ing figure in the advertising world nnd his extensive exper­ ience in this line ot business enables him to speak with auth­ ority. Speaking to the Chicago organization on the subject of “Why We Choose Newspapers," Mr. McQuiston said: "Westinghouse Electric has, from its beginning, recog­ nized the necessity of keeping its accomplishments and its products always before the public and we have, from the first, been consistent advertisers. Since many of our prod­ ucts are distributed to tin* public through jobbers and deal­ ers. we had the problem, lor a number of years, of building up a thorough and sabisfactoiy distribution system lor such products. When finally this hail been accomplished it seem­ ed to us that the tiling lot' us to do was then so to plan and execute our advertising as to b e st serve th e distribution sys­ tem we had built up. “After discussing the m atter in conference without headquarters and field sales representatives it was decided that this could best lie accomplished by using the daily news­ papers in the various cities ami towns where we sell our products or where we are seeking new prospects. "In arriving at this decision newspapers were selected because they offer specific advantages which no other me­ dium seems to offer. "From our various sales offices lias come ample proof of the value of the intimacy of newspaper advertising. Ii the city of Des Moines, for instance, we ran an advertise­ ment showing the pictures of our salesmen in that city with a statement that these men lived, owned homes and voted right there and immediately the chamber of commerce ano big business interest in Dos Moines invited these men to come around and get acquainted. Our sales managers tell us of many letters received, starting like this, "I saw your adver­ tisement in today’s paper and wish to enquire about, etc." From every territorial divis.m. evidence has come in attesting to the great value we are securing by this i.itimate local identity." R v tfr H a* tw t i H a«« w « « M « W r IT . 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J o a a a l a d la a lt l« r r { a n a l. b * -lu a a a u r a ila a o f m o a lk lr 'P a r t l f W r r h ." iftllfin r a lln t k r iu u — h iiu ara «f h u lh jln * y r—b u lrla a ra rln irn a o trrr. I* A C n n im u n llr C k ra l. uf till k ta a llllr a tlu a p rn cram . A V A ni*n a n d m m lrra k v t p lla l. 7.^ -C n n ir lr llu n W 1BLL \ KIWK FOB TODAY l iIEMEMBKR t AND VISIT:—Itemkmber me, 0 Lord, with the fav­ our that thuu bearest unto thy people: 0 virit me with thy salva­ tion. PsalmlQ&;4. J^RAYEft: 0 Lord, keep me in Thy power, precious as the apple o l Thine eye. (t h e I’ULL-THROUGII SONG W* pull through, we pull through.‘ Trouble’s come to town, Atld ftill the world keep* goin’ ‘fAn* the stars ain’t failin’ down! le sweet hells of mornin’ tGives not a mournful chime, tie* are blue ns ever j An’ the Son in up on time! t o pull throngh, we pull through, No m atter how long It comes,— The song of hope Is ringin’ {•Wien thunder beats his drums! The old friends arc with us • "When Trouble comes to town, • 7e thank the Ix»rd we’re livin’ An’ the sky ain’t failin’ down. h God! that this weakness would vanish rom out of niy soul! nd that high courage, like sun­ light in-shlning, ould scatter these dark nilaugb*- "* doubting, Ich come w..en 1 see this grey fog transform ing The clearness of day into void. I t Lhcn_the_waH a t the end of my garden Seems the edge of the world. R. S. W. i Many a mar, has faced” the music and yet not been a musician. ---------n-------• A, New Hampshire telephone f ir !'w a s defeated for mayor the qther dny. When tho votes were Vpunted It seems that she got the "yrong number. ) “ V iul Polrct of Paris says Am«rlcun women have hideous knees. It really doesn't m atter though, the ^dresses h»v^ l-i'nme so short that no one notKM .he knees now. -------- ---------. * The Springfield Leader says : th a t “one good thing about vacat Hon is that they come a year , Apart' for if they came any closer together nobody could stand tho 5 strain.’’ }I -------------------- * S’funny how you always plan to j make next Chrtatmaa a bigger one \ than last year and when It rolls ! Around you' are In a worae fix > thun ever—that Is financially j; a peaking. rf,* ■ --------- ---— i t Mayor Thompson of Chicago f Should given the silver plated olup busket for being the heavy* i weight ilmnphool of America.— I |*alm Heuihln.li*pendent. Them’a uur sentiment's. BT . ' I dike Wurth Is having an up­ heaval over the political situation the Herald of that city has a front page editorial in which it lssaes “A Call’To Arms.” It seems fliit'a the only way to get action Mtnetimes. v Tlil‘ The manufacturers of an overall r paid Babe Ruth three thousand ' denars for donning one in order to I jpdvertlse I t Imagine the Babe laying * baseball in overalls.— rasots Times. We couldn't do it, rou tell us what it would be o ■' It tun* Appears th a t the race [ tiaclw had their slimy tentacles In th a t lo o fd Sanford bank.—Apopka Chief. Horse racing and banking go not go well together.— San­ ford Herald." Don’t know about [he horses but several speedy men not agree with some of our —Palm NBwch Independent —ft Someone has discovered th at rs Is » “Devil’s Den” in Hamitcounty. There Is also a “ DevMill Hopper in Altachaa coun-Times-Union, Also a Devil’s id Yard” pear Fairfield in county—McIntoa*> Vw~>. i t fo rre t the “ Devil’s Punla Hernando county.— N eva. What'e become i Elbow” near S t AugS t Johns county T —Coi The devil mast have wKh “Hell's Half county. Introducing G eorge'W. Haldeman As Brisbane Sees It Ruth t* Home. Mitt* Dls’" Puzzle. n r A rth u r n rla b a n f f a p f r l g h l 1W'i7 h ? S t i i i WANTED m Ve«, We're Prosperous. General Motors, “Wow.” l» . RUTH ELDER came sailing home yesterday dressed in furs, silks, flovyers, smiles. New York's mayor met her ami Grover Whalen, New York’’s unofficial host. We honor effort as well as tecomplishmcnt. Iluth Elder fell, but did try, flying longer in n itraight line than anybody ever flow over the ocean. Now she will probably fly into he movies. Winner of two beauty prizes, and able to register deter­ mination, she woultl succeed. % <4 & iG c - - TVtO m m P u ^ vC ' that. /! v m a V | -> .v J \, \ \ // ^ BEW ARE \ ) \ u s' The foundation of prosperity, ■olid and end n ing, is not exception al success, but average success. Bertturil F, Giinbcl says “This country is :.u.,iid because the |>rosperity is well distributed. Almost everybody gels bis share.” Mr Giinbel. ieceiitly elected to succeed his father who becomes chairman uf the board as president of a house with branches in New York, Pliibidt Iphiu, Pittsburgh and Milwaukie. fining a business of more than $l25,ObO,(MMI a year, is also in a position to judge condition". WALL STREET, cheerful yes­ terday. seemed to believe in a good ,tlevidential year arid other good things. General motor:, in one lump disti undid $('■"),25(1,(101) in a cash divi­ dend. No company in the world ver before distributed so much n cash til one tirtle. The Dupont company alone got $115,000,000 on is investment in General Motors, Don'i tell this country short. has increased until the roads have been nble to establish the LORD THOMPSON, lately Brit­ record which has ju st come to the public’s attention. ish secretary of state for air, says it • t M THE CITRUS MARKET Just Unloaded a Far Of POI.K COUNTY HEI'OIID Carey Shingles CHURCH ADVERTISING A nd Kirofing They are Guaranteed SECURITY LUMBER CO. 520 Maple Ave. Phone 797 L ponslble puren:* anil po instances in which parents had signed excuses for school children that business executives arc to in order to get them ouk of school blams for the many business un< for fictitious reasons. He threw financial failures. out food for real thought in say­ Mr. Beck poists out that one ol’ ing th at “ today w« haven’t any the greatest obligations confront­ How can we expect tT instill in eging the business leaders of the problem of juven’le delinquency, country is to see to it that children rity and responsibility and honesty are given more practical training into on? youth when in many in­ in financial problems at an earlier s ta n c e the children come from age than is a t p n aen t the case. | homes where those things ary only d vague memories of the past? I He suggests th at economics and business subjects should be begunn marvel that the youth is coming In the seventh grade rather than in through aa clean as they are in the the final years of the high school face of the obstacles they have to course. overcome.” —The Charlotte ObThe speaker denounced i n t i - server. CHARLOTTE ORSKRVEIt Cameron Beck, personnel direc­ tor of the New York Stock Ex­ change, speaking before the nat­ ional gathering of Building and Loan associations in Asheville, lays the blame for the present a l­ leged faults of youth a tJ h e feet of r'* -n ts and business lead en . Mr. Beck, man who is thrown into close personal contact with the thousands who work for the atock exchange, should be an authority on problems of conduct aa they re­ late to business. He In fe n th a t n n ts are to blame fo r the pernal conduct of their children and C L A N E Y ’S - ‘ The Friendly Drug Store” E, First St- ^ I Sanford | Prescriptions Filled Promptly And Accurately H. C. VIELE Jeweler .. 108 Magrnolia t'Ajf-y txX % v ,FiJ Select CHRISTMAS Sifts NOW on our "tew easy payment plan. Only 33 shopping days be­ fore ChrLtmas. Persistent coughs ami colds lead serious trouble. You esn slop daa with Creomulsion, an ermilsiSed i sole that is pleasant to uke. ■ion is a new medical tlivown two-fold action; It soothes rsd tho inflamed membranes and lofcl germ growth. •• Of all known drugs, creosote j, _ rignized by high medical authorises one of the greatest healing i(focal persistent coughs ami colds sod larms of throat troubles. Cr contains, in addition to creosote,, healing elements which soothe sad the infected membranes and stn irritation and inflammation, skik creosote goes on to the sidmzefc, is •orbed into the blood, attacks tkt of the trouble and checks the of the germs. ■Creomulsion is guaranteed lory in the treatment of poag roughs and colds, bronchial ask bronchitis and other forms of re lory diseases, and is excellent for ing up the system sftrr coldr w Money refunded If any cough or ni not relieved after taking arrordiag directions. Ask your druggist, (i We Buy and Sell Bottles o f All De­ scriptions. Rear o f K O T S N o Assessment In Loch AAxj ’ 1 S. SOMAN 212 Sanford Ave. Q u A L IJ* Tho owner of Lrfh bor property is free ii assessments'—another vantage of this desint development. I>ook it o’ investigate, judge it on merits now. TRUM AN FERTILIZER CO. Main Office nnd Factory Jacksonville, Fla. Local Representa live | D eF orest C. L. DERBY T Y l SPARTANBURG JOURNAL ‘Russia, beside* creating a great a ir force, sees more c'curly than The churches get good results ju*t submitted snys, in part: “ Min­ any other government the essen­ from the use of paid advertising in ister* who wisely use display ads } AUTO DISCOURTESY tials of air power am! I* using ROCK llil.l, RECORD the machinery of state tu instil the newspapers, just like other in­ in homo papers find thnt ndvortis-1 and organizations. Ad­ ing !s un investment that yields ‘uir.sense’ into the musses nf Rus­ stitutions vertising gets results ; it depends sure results. Printer's ink is a Somo observer think automobiles Its seems strange that a good sian people.’’ are ruining American manners, upon its proper und judisious use. but perhaps iome of these folks many persons who nre ordinarily No other form of reuching ihe great auxiliary to the pulpit, a Mayor Thompson, of Chicago, icople is quite so effective when powerful medium for the Gospel. who are showing discourtesy did well-mannered will yet net in this cnarsti and arrogant wuy. They says he has a pretty good job and ntelligently applied nnd none so Advertising has persuaded millions not have any to uin. seem !<» think it is everyone's doesn't care to lie president of futile and helpless If not Intellig­ into smoking, motoring stock mar­ There are muny drivers who act duty tc. xnit for them. the United States. Sensible man, ently directed. As evidencing the ket and motion picture habits. differently when they get behind he i* young and can wait. Rut ac­ est,.nate of the value of advertis­ Wis? in its generation will be the The law is doing what it can a steering wheel than they do any­ cording to Chicago information where else. If they went to n pnr.y to correct such violations of the he will prbabiy go into the lP”4 ing on the part of the Presbyterian united church which, through ad­ throughout the country in vertising, fully persuade* the peo­ or dance and pushed their way public regulations and of ordi­ convention with the Illinois dele­ church the press, the report of the public­ ple to devote more thought, time nary common sense and courtesy down the center of the room, gation in back of him. That would ity department of the General As­ and tulcnt to the Christiun relig­ jostling the guest as they went but community sentiment ought to Upset some pla .a. sembly. in session in San Francisco ion.” treading on their toes, making call upon some of these people to them jump to avoid collision, nnd display better manners. THE LATEST PLAN ”t„ help calling to them to get out of their Real gentlemen and ladies come tho form er’’ is a farm ers’ union way, they would commonly be call­ cautiously down a crowded street that would ascertain the cost of UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT ed roughnecks. just ns mindful of tho people in products and fix prices that the For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption Yet they do about th at thing in the way as if they were in some­ people must pay, Yuu can du this Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by tho a crowded street. The public is so one,* parlor, glad to stop to let for railroads, but can you do it for used to such exhibitions that it pedestrians pass, prefering to farm ers? Suppose one year you tolerates them, makes but little yelbl a probable right of way rath UNION PHARM ACY — Phone 37£ raise more potatoes than the complaint, and does its best to er than show any crowding dispo­ people will cat, and next year pot* Jump for safety. sition. toes are scarce. How wiH you regu­ late prices then? D O N T B L A M E THE CHILDREN '.rj p ipt CCt-' DOROTHY DIX has a puzzle, this one:"Whut is it that is hard to get, easy to keep and almost im­ possible to regain once you have mst it r ' riu answer is, “ MnritUi love.’* That puzzle interests mr.ny mill­ ions of women more than any other puzzle PA l'I. CLOCK, a publisher of newspapet* in n any citiei, includ­ ing Pittsburgh, Newark nnd Toledo mys this will be the “best preiiden- | iitt yi'iir ever seen. Business w ill’ boom thrauHt l!>28 and beyond," j Mi. Ill" I. ■mill rstamls business. An unusually R00(j portunity for any tl that wishes to marry to ceivc the license. mjn and wedding presents furnished by the Sanfi Kiwanis Club. Cere will he performed hv minister that the coi may desire, and will ^ snered ns any other « ding ceremony. If jniW| ed. Phone 95, or write E.1 Lnne, Rox !129, Sanf Fla. ~\ Tin- ipicstion "Do Conventions get nil th« ■mention accorded I*uv "' is asked by many cities tourists and also a few extra •lie- ' days, and there a rj still somo thrills. Others on the committee nre >"doubting Thomases" among the immiiiimlities. However, the city James I |Sm> ks, Frank R. Dutton, >i Denver is not one of these. Frank II. Heart, Calvin II. Morse, Denver. Colorado bits a slogan Edgar Smiib, Roe Emery, Rufus Safe Riding On Trains which rends “A convention u day Gentry, G. Murray Skinkcr and II. Denver way.” It has its tell­ M. Stoll. Dvmonstrating the 'inimisod procaulions that havt* lmni GENERALLY SPEAKING, we ing and compelling effect, for con­ They are always ready to assist taken to safeguard the lives of their passengers, railroads of : . | ro por.iux, those willing to vention* are seeking tint th at city local tone ntion committees. this country during the past six months have set a new rec­ .■I... gel along. Hut Mra. Hildegur of the Western ranges in increas­ If you ask Chairman Litzenber­ ger why Denver is different as a wuis .li.l not find it so. Sh.- ing numbers. ord for safety. Only two passengers were killed while riding \V> tl niggled for livri years with four This past year 3500 international, convention city, lie will suy; ‘Cen­ on trains duiMig that period. This fact is especially signifi­ children feeding, clothing, paying national regional and state con­ trally located in the United States cant when we consider that during that time the scores of rem, washing looking nnd working ventions were held in Denver, ac­ sessions in comfort any time of year superb scenery, invigorating roads transported over four hundred million persons. Indica­ ns a “garment premier” for $25 a cording to a statement sent 'o u t climate, and an oportunity to bring from Denver's convention commit­ •ve.-k. She scorched one expensive tions are thnt for the whole of this year there will be consid­ tho entire family to the Colorado tee. The secretary of that commit­ That took n week’s pay. erably fewer killed on tram s than during the preceding year dress. on a combination conven­ Kreh month the rent t.mk n week’s tee tlnnk* that the goal of as many .Rockies when the number was 22. conventions as there are days of tion-vacation ttrip.” pay. Denver is different! The increased efficiency of tho railroads’ methodj it? l’rospvm»*j ,\ri»rfc9 was nut the year will Lo reached in 1928. All this is good advertising, and Yy- ■nil* should ntract a t the very serving of some commendation, especially when we think of prosperous ehoii'fft for' Mrs. offers u model on which the state ' ,’ m ^tftHj«a*t HIO,000 people to the city. the numerous ways in which people may lose their lives while v/ais. The broke the kn.di bv A publicity statement given for- of Florida and her leading cities ipcncd nil the jets, the riding on the trains. There has been a heavy death toll by t! e bed where her five-year-old 3- - th by the convention committee of might formulate their claims for truins, but most of these have been at crossings where more ron was sleeping, her three littls Denver makes Interesting reading. conventions. Jacksonville, Tampa, Conventions have a three or Miami, nru wonder cities, and are frequently the fault has been with careless motorists. How­ girls nearby. four -day program us a rule. big enough to take cure of conven­ ever, exclusive of the number of persons who have lost their y\ll were dead, when found, During this time there Is n con­ tion* of all sizes, kinds and des­ lives at grade crossings nr while trespassing on the tracks, with no more rent or food bills to tinuous expression of gmxl will by criptions. In fact they have done There is still room at the bot­ busines men. it nnd will do it again. But we statistics show that only forty have been killed. Nineteen pay. tom for those th at would make do not get these in sufficient vol­ And Denver in return gets out­ of that number were killed while trying to get off nr on conditions better. standing leaders in business pur­ ume to secure the widespread pub­ ttuins, eight by being struck by trains or cars and'eleven in suits nnd professional ranks from licity and advertising that success­ miscellaneous ways. Our government, dozing in tho all purts of the United States. ful conventions give to n munici­ of its gold supply, resits Arriving delegations are greeted pality, n state. Railroads for the past few years have laid considerable middle that Russia works steadily to hc- with u Colorado handshake that A convention in Florida offers stress on safety measures. Protecting the lives of their uimc “king of the air,” ns Mr. has l>*come universal. It comes opportunity for the whole family patrons has become as big a problem with them as that of Hruco Gould has it. in an import­ from Jack Keatin. general manag­ to conic to the South-land on u serving the people ami providing them with the best trans­ ant nrtielo for Cyrus H. K. Curtisf er of the Union Station and pinch- combination convention- vacation trip, nnd we should never lose llussja’s society of 4,OOO.IHK) hitter for the committee. portation service. Every precaution has been taken and sight of the fact that a tour of members, the •• AvioUhim,’’ is ilcCurl Litzenberger. standard considerable progress has been made in promoting snfetv i n i ............■ ■■ transnortation l 1 * * ■ ilicaleil to making Russia pru-emi- bearer of the committee, delves the state, and possibly u little trip u a l V nrm oi , , #5fU*Pm ®n t has replaced that which nvnt In the uir. W.- may noma .lay into Indian lore nnd the ’wild and abroad In the shape of a trip to « n i i w er. U.SC<1 «n‘I efficient safety signals have been in- come closer to bolshevism than v/e woolly”, in business and imparts Cuba should bo Included in sta led. Not only have the railroads trained their employes ure now. That is to suy, they may a touch of these things to the our convention boosting. Wc have so much thnt people want to come closer to us, and not on u delegates. {f "mJ ciy first” 1,1,1 they have instituted pleasant errand. H. Brown Cannon, one of the see, and should see, thut we should educational campaigns for the benefit of the public Russia has 4000 miles of air committee wheelhnrfcs and presi­ The increased efficiency of the railroads* methods in lines, and Indices aviation in pub­ dent of the Denver Tourist Bur- put fnet* ami figure* before the protecting their passengers is a tribute to their desire to lic schools. This country invented ••nil. makes sure that delegates nubile. serve. The safety of trains ns n means of transportation the flying machine, then stopped. - o W E D D IN ; — Rhone 818 Sanfo R e a lt y Storage Sanford Feed Supply Co. & | Co. Saaf; Box 5.19 NOTICE After H a v in g Been \ Leased T o Outside Parties For T he Past 1V2 Years The Valdez Cafe w Will Open On Or About November 21st. 1 9 2 7 And Will Be Operated By The Valdez Hotel Wurt W. Warner Manager �rn, MONDAY, NOVfeMBBR 14.1927. tTTE SANFORD LA K E M A R Y Office Telephone 118 MRS. FUED. S. I)A UJIOR, Society K'rfitnr Ite.sirlence C ic ilia n C lu b ( *ives R e c ita l O n S a tu rd a y Tl KSHAY „• .mu* of the !>auf*htcrs , I , ,.f the Methodist ,H i,v hcla! at S o’clcok lt. „c Mrs. Anna Messer. ;t„, Ave with Mrs. A. K. r . Ta'taotl, Mrs. StewMrs, K. H. 1-iney, Mi*, aifirclt and Mrs. W. K. hn.*ta,sses. rrv |t I.a w^ will enter r i of the Tucsalay |,, ji| i- a ll|h. I ,.i. . will entertain ; ...i at one o'clock ^ ui i u-itlia*Terrace. 11.. i, jh h.’ol Par. at ........ it loll will ma-ct 1.. ,..in ui .Toll u'eloa k. n;. , mi* ,>f tin* Music i „• iln Woman's Club .. wit la program a t Uslla Thai fin-l Ceciliaia Ch i, r«'i*itnl fuai- Hit w inter's phiiuml |,r,,. "**:n’ 1 war. J i* c;i*.-.f y.unnliiy afteriiona ia the * uJ m „f *| r ^ Fannie S. Munson dj, Mvrtlc Av •I'.C. A s h u t alisntisNi-.n plnisized i he i* I*'unties ai: 1 In stuaknts, and t Bacfi should hegi tcllcctliul ah' .'fasterinjr tf.e 'era tiieuies, i, ■. I r uj's i he I II a vahtnltle tti li ipca.iihh- 131 inn l -i. I' ■I * C1 - ^1 n.apf.hura li v-'h meet at 7:J0 ^ ui il.e> i " " 1 of Mi’S. C. A. ip,in .'i . 1,1 Elm Avciuic ! i|r,. .\w|. i ■a anal Mrs. A ikinsim ■ wk p n k f h a y r|jl,. i. .. I l l-la- V'.ill |,|'-*T (,:o M< I It K'-'d Park a\'.'e 3-ill, -,|, , l I •.ouch and Mr i. IW.iHur i * kn " ’e-ts. Liny hp.mltlu ir I'irile of thl HnjitHl Chtti'li wilt meet tit | o’rlnck ni the httniu of Mr . U- neck. Till IIn HXY ri. Frank ilatu/.alcx will enter* [the inrmlM-r i f the l)nplinit«. h dull at o’clock a t her Ion I’aliiu-iin Ava'ime. hsr.oV *'• .*i-.’-. la-aa her'i Mca*tKt Ovicii't. k. ll.n. VCifil will entertain Bol I ni,i Chili al J o’clock If pint. <>ai Scvi-ntli Slivot. I r u n *\ y II- Ham -n ( haptcr N, s. Lg.,vilJ ani-t at J oVhrt-k •»! b t nf.’'li Itoland Dean, n o-'tt i *luihcrt. *'' i*Ira i.- itihwt. I'urn.id Mery Itiphtmi Ryder. I tit-j Iinlihlmf -P ui T’” Mami;f l.uclki Mahoney, r <*f the Mill" . Itiaauol. (iciie Martin l.nm.y. He Si'iig" Pfaiffa-rkau n Killhttine Morrison 'k ' Mukrejes. Emily Haila.y. •cal ( lan k f 111 *at * ' Mnrgnrct Tuerenee "i* (Ivefv'ii'c * B'l’clilieu Munsofi anal Mi .. I .innta■a Muduon Anniversary O f !2(h Dirthdny Celebrated Walter Ilm li will eatertai.i /'n iimi:.ia illy i JLe.'.ali'u s*a«;ial ki*ihi>ii hiialge. clnh, aff.nr uf I in pa 1 « , ■k wa.a jinBtpi’m hrialirc party at paity jjiva-n daumkiy lay little |» the l.i gioii Hut under Me -a Jo}re ami J r wel Mincha-w Up i*i the Amcria-an I* t{- .at lli-ir Inline in V.'a-kt Fi‘*ta' Strnet, in c e h ! rutum nf their twelfth bir­ Parent Teacher* As- thday anniversary. The afternoon ■br. '! ft’i loelc rtt the E ast wa.i spent in playing in m n , nnd Dhry Si'luHil, pii/. s were wqn hy. Cli.al^a KinH.SV i of the Met hot list lew mill Lei lie J'titiche'jr. IDrt'I freer :[t ,o y lp i\ A L e r 'thy gjun'fL the >uhijdren. I t t f *.f Mnl: K. M. khm ? wa-rn invited into tT’e alinihg timm p«c (l.ik Avenue. for r"freit(intents. Here the alee* brt"c!l driving Circle will oi.iL’onii were In ke ping with the Iat th;> hmm* nf Mrs. Freal T. mitnmiml season. Centiring the inn i,a ( i y tnI Lake from lUiractivcIy nppointa-d rcfp'shl lull p. M. •neal laid • were the two liirllnlay fn ■i'.irli' parliacnt will give cnkcM i-ach mlnmnl with I’J tiny ’mine *itiil i,t H; | r, o’fJ-M-k tn p rn . Kcfreahmento *»f ica* nJunir.j- Hij.j, Sa-hmd. i-nairi and cake wen* serv J hy Mr*. Mimltew ir^m ied hy Mi . (I. S-MUKDAY IV. W alers. Yellow hasketu filli'l ihltM'.. matinee a t Ml oVIm-k with mints were given to rmh glla-st. IN Iping Jewel ami Joyce to relr hnit.. iheir natal alay wen- (llndys Kinlaw, Dorothy Marahnll, II l«-n Pclmer, .N’i>!*:*. Powell, l b Mam! wc Dcparlment’s Williams, Marion Eundapiist, Cartalyn C’ogliurti,, Jtary George, Ik-uule Riley. Mary Ethel tiohgnual, la in pruriain t«» l,e presented Mae Ilohgoed and Leslie Miutllev.-. r a fl *-* :a>1an hy thai Mimic n,”‘d ' f the Woma.i’s Club The Gables” Is Scene ,,H hy (imirmd under lh * 8. It. Abeprrom* O f Delightful Party 1 **' aa follnws: dui lion pmmi t**do. i^-'lca-tOne, uf the prettiest pnrtii- gi‘ n:i nd 3, Miss Madeline en during tho puxL week was ih<* t lower Raiaig < Bichul) dinner party given W 'ln* day ovruing hy Mira I^juinn Field at •kn!. Rama II Jr, aarr Iw v r "T ha* Gahh-H" liouuiiiC Them I’ura E. .C . Davij of prlatplo, win* wamt), rrk-'-nrf, Cfpvnnrll Afartmeip. b irth d a y .{uinivvemry ii wan. Tin; ronnis were ablrmni wB* ^,v *L I llliLji;4. <M f argarita) Vpmiil :ll< ■ uf, a-xiiiiij-Uc. pink Itinlt} ,’J 1" Hour ii Eatu" "Let bmri> rnp-u, (inrl sprigs nf aspar­ ag u s ferns. Tin* dinner table wa-* r* *hy Beauty'* x 1' Berord, Gi<raldinc F a rra r :;| read with a hnudifome Inec enva-r and ci nlcrnl with a IhjwI uf pink *®fko Caruso, mail! | iiii| k and ferns. I’laced id front Art I. either side were trill pink cathedral P Ml " Young’’ (Michel). candles in silver holder - Marking L Glenn. *(rh .Vetie" (ihirt nitil i*li,.i-. the placet "f lh** guests wen- line ape* plan- cords done in linv hiith day ( id .f t Favors of pink and green m appers were given each **iic!*(. a't seven o’clock n five course dinner was served. Covers wero laid for Mlsi- I4#» Mini Flaming, Miss Rase Maria ’Ixmg of Trenton. N. J„ Miss Ma I"lirie Ragrrs of Orlando. Mb LouLo Fieldn. E. Davis. Kimeiia* Phillips, Charles Maw and Hank H -ath all of Orlando. Assisting th# hostess in enter­ Pula (irapeville taining her gucs’s were her iitotnor Mrs. \Y. P. Fields, Mrs. Wnlt -i Swanson spent IL Rawiiru and Mrs Dcnnil Staf­ ford. eth Redferti left » iul tho weekend it W inter Garrili. •' .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holt 8 cut I t Sunday at Seville, F li. i 1 Mr:-., Jolm Staulir* i» <|uitc ill «t 111 *r home irr Evcnsdale. The Sewing ('-i-rlo of the* Mary Community Church hcltl it* . leljly meeting at the Community / Building tin Wctltteiflay. Ifcv. James Thimipsull left Ties•lav for Winter Haven where h«ut. tended the Florida synod aif Jhe *‘re..l>yterim\ Church, -rcturryng He world’ll mijrhti. Thursday. f» the Milam. n id tomorrow o ii> tore v. r.- icii ,.r Inch all Nov. York many montiu ami I ghted Chieng v. iladelph a in aakiitju. runs. Tin.. i*oti •!! "• t ■i j ' .inn- and i | i ’ i-ep'oii ■ in 1•:;1> Mrs. Jam es Thompson and child1*' arc visiting lliv . Clarence In• **ll. Mrs Thompson is spending the days with Mrs. Fred Bailey, v h"»c condition shows gradual im* provement. Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Evans ami ’liMren a ml Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Luga rrpiint motored to St. Cloud t Sunday, ni. tending the gnthrrmg I.f the Ended Spanish War \ etc ran.*, and \uxiliary. n Mi.. . iii.ir'i* lion The n::*n of the Community •'■• u 'Inv ite-: f’li-t r|| pel Fa ialaiy nflcrnoon on .f Xotn.'li and in i - liuilihtn; site for lln* new church I*1 ail of oe'lii iin 1 : itiiipl' ilic.l unite a little hy il lime iilei hiinie. way of d ealin g the lots, Iiwe -him 1 1 1 ,. y1r.( | | # Uenrhora. «.r Medford "Heii-Hur slm a- %Ul^ _ formerly i.t charge of n ["tM' Imrses. ho ,,,:,| there. mi,| Mian E. M. »i*nrr«lLt»w \YjiL y | . th, finm n ujuM'intcmlont *»f 1,1 , the ( in i i ( ■) ltt I’ahh. Me., are stopTonne fiilhc.ved |» llmu-hlim* o- pi a*Lii *e h e ig h t.’ •... , ,.... * Tie- I aahrs Mi mnary Society . ,i *1 ■ t(„. Mi-thndi-t Church will meet " ' , e„ „r Mm. Clur- r, Mo s-aln. K -i.h* r „ till'd hy Itaniou! 1,1 '••l,"""u* l o t - Mary ("Iks X. Ilrlmiaai, hit '"h'd the Milii"di.st Quarterly i a*nriii *I ifi-oi-i ''C onference a t Khenescr on Satur■ ‘.lay: Mr. and Mr- II. A. Taylor. :*.*.;* rn Mr. ami Mrs. W 1’ Enure, Mr. and (im ittC C 1 0 \li n I* I>inant, Mrs. Floyd ■f i i r a y S'. Mi m, Mr. ami Mrs. Lewis StevI tllU S . 1 Ui Tiii-, Wm» mi all alay meeting M a t i n e c w ija aUntter am tin irrmind. ___ Mr. anal Mrs. Klim-r Hyotlaiiie , * V. . ‘ family have rei*ently moved an s mwn .m ,, i|u, lion ,. am Wilbur Av, for* f. L , ‘ inidv occupied lay Itixou family, i picture « * ! « Th* M«'V 1 I'anihcr «f C«smj •mmittca: of th, 1,1 r«'V M ' •*" " -'"'.ar m?' £ Am tli. r pieta. • ' Vr," " K n h lin i amimiltec will I «f < omnia'iic H,dial. HR. ni , i..o S i, ami mw h ,tprtree ; ‘; ni, n report ti"inw".i,i’ the * I’"*' ‘ 1 u ■ |i|:mtihir commiLl. e received. 'I'he Hleiim and prmah |(|lliui,nt; thc follow in if " 'j111;. **", h -.i ............... between now nnd AsMcrintui" * . N„w y Nl)V «y |*»ay and Knter. School will hav ,;,jimu.nti Committee: Mrs. Vf. 8. i rrum for Satur- (.•jan,|(.r .,t ami Clarenre Priests, (hr jiroceiMh will «aiti i:4t m.in r.ve. Com in unity Chrfatfor the new fla.' rj r .,.t ia which all ontnnlsail iit the .icminnh: |j,,„s m (ovvn are asked to affiliate Heremhaw 110, Third annual recepfir; pnivinu , (1 (*iiiZCnH uver Sixty Years li week, anil tic- ,,f w , Nai’tnn.d Educatiun Week wns altdy olc-a-rva'al a l tile Luka- Mary School, ami a splemiUl* Artnztico Day I'loitrammu presented on TliMis<hiH.a(\4| flVtU». »• JVliicJi afuitn a mimhcr of the parents wefe |frr«ctit. Lotion Auxiliary IV Mrs. Itoy Howells has aa her at her homo un (,’uuntry Raise M<mey For 'Hit <'liih Kamil, her sister, Mrs. T. II. anal small non, of East is. Xm as W elfare V/orK tioralim Afr. anil Mrs. (Jam. Woodman anil mall ilauphtcr r**tu*-*ical this week from MniiSjichuiicllK and are stoppin* with Mrs. Woodmnn’p father. Mrs. C. S. hoiioldson la ill at her home here. Mr. ami Mr . Doimlalsoa, whose infant son was Iin rii*<l Thurmlay a t the l-d.aMary cemetery, Imvelhc nymplhy aif the entire community. We wi l l l» thank aair many friend.* for their kindness during a ir n c e n t h**re*tvenient on th * loss uf our. h -hrt cd Molhor. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Cmneron a.el family. Mr. and Mrn. J. A. KlllehreW. Mrs. It. A. Coachman. Mrs. J. H. Cnrltun Elton J Moughton wlu> has beau Ckatk*. Hulacrt, w at hum •wi Mr*- Henry Ltmdipiisl Itrtir- wa collsd uut ial fnnB^a V ^ 'em ictt attendw buri Vf • -'t r - -S an8f" ‘n'« > the Cathobe Mr. Santferia) >r " rcstalcU ia this hcckr m, “ ‘fed wife uftd ■« Xr,M, v", ti rtl' r- * Swanson and bar.. L ’ ,ulw‘ *s visiting : sh^ vC!* having u plcaaait itK u , ' ; ivcakH viji*- n,1 Uf*. j * Hirschi f m days in Arin Lundquist •r ‘" f '^ t e d in th# U!> I ir* lYJ? H'un-hen in thb i ’ VI • mix. uflv A 11 1 11 V-'Jl I t\>a ^|p^' I [VHI *. - f \ \ V W \ T\ i W illliS H I iln ■ IS3-M SIFITING PRINTS GINGHAM Cnton'tl Heavy I :i Yds. I’ast Cqlyrtftl, New Small Kiiftircs, T Yds. U in.-Fust C obr Checks All Sthidos. 6 ‘Yds ft>r K v c rfa s t S u itin g LINGERIE CURTAIN GOODS isl E verfa st. Gingham (’fieck aw r Pluin wlilo V ds. Plain and Fancy .Check Colored Drapery 3G in. wilt S p ed aF d v ar ^ttlipes' KxU*a ' 1 Heavy.‘ Worth $2.00 Wed:il\ Lingerie Cluth. 3 Yds. Special 2 *Yds, nesday.* * * Plain Colors. II Yds. <b i HOSE SALE PERCALS Napkins. H e m s titc h e d . Fiinc^’ P r in te d . Fajit, C olors P u re L in e n G f o r LINEN SPECIAL* Novel TOWELS , S ilk H nth* thread, dftv HCCK TOWEUS Ik n ib lu E x tr a . rHctlvyv. - .t k i u b i -SILK SPECIAL ill in. Double Damask $11.00 Worth $2.00 Yd. Wudnou Plain day xr> XM AS NOVELTIES Full Fashioned aPhoenix Art Class and Jap All Colors. Puro Silk. Per Pair, tits, a for , SPECIAL: LINEN n n V * LINEN* • Yd. Pussywillow Colors. Special JIG in. F v e r f n a t. AU C olors 1 1-2 Y ds. Wednesday ThrojKl. lexdo.^a 1 r ‘ NAINSOOK Soft Fhtishrd. Goody Nity. G Y dji } $1 2nd Flqor Specials for Voile Underwear Silk Undenvear SILK SLIPS Silk R a y o n B lo o m ers, T e d s a n d s te p - in s W e d n esd a y Hand Made Step-ins and bloomo.K Light Shades Wednesday " CORSETS FA N C Y W ORK Muslin Underwear One Table of Comets and Corselettes. Special Pillow Cases and Package tt^ods. SpeHal ‘ For Children. Slips, GoWna, Short,Skirt* and Silk Slips - X Architect Firpt Ntat’l. Bank Bldg. V wpavind1 tain i ...... Vograni Tomorrow! & MJO ■ 3.* 1m,g.^||m| VjAfM* LADIES HATS l e t us f il l IJcv. Mortimer <ilov«r,. rcelqr of the Holy <fr*i • lip* copal ('linren la-fr Fumjay nfti-nmoti f**r Un.di iugtuti* It. I’., win r*' he will a t­ tend a confercii’i- »*f ill** ( ullegc **f Prcnchcni, umler Ihs inatruetiun of llislmp-Khinetaii'h r. K***. tilogor will he away about ten da;^. Mr. am 1 Mrn. Kidl.-uid L. I)eau ami (ion)on Bran rctumerl hamiv Sainduy evening fuani Miami wherw they have l*scn vkdting n.i th-: uuc:t.i of Mr. and iMrd. B. Bobo Dean. PRINCESS .WhltMiiid; Blojiki’E Y our Prescription PUREST DRUGS Used Wp Deliver Anywhere In The City Sanford E. F irst St. D ru g UNION SUITS GIFTS For Babies. Wednesday For Cbildnui. All Good Knit. 'SiKjtial 'j Outing Gowns Fancy Colors. For I Julies j; jBaby Rla^kets 'WcdnesOfty Fancy. iCu!orav,i\Vctlnt:sday Childrens HATS White & Flesh Wednesday Spthdal. All Colors. Co BRASSIERES* *~ Jot l’bonu 31 • Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl June# nrc now pleasantly I<K-otcd at the Dav­ is apurtmentu v>* Magnolia Avonuc. .Mr. and Mia. Fred Diiger n*. Mm. J. If. GarIton lias rcluni-*! turned home Sunday evening from in h-e home ut Zolfa* Springs aflci Clearwater urn! Tagitn where they nnemling the wuil three week • her1' Dpent the week end. vLitin;ig relative*. The m any frivn*lrt »»f Mis * Oscar Du Bono and small son Buddy, will home of Mrs. Iaconurd Vihlcn on regret to learn of their illncsa a t the afternoon of Nov. 17 for the their borne. sawing rircJe. . ■* Roy. Ericson and wife aUi-nili*-! nn all day confcrenco in Lake Mary on Satunlay. Mm. George Tucker and «'»n left Monday for Louisiana wherr her husband is engaged h> survey Ing. MONDAY Mr. and Mm. Petersen arc *iu ** .ill a i is Mm. Ballinger, th e r daughter. . . Mrs. Hilma Lundquist Sr. nml H. G. L**ml*iui»t and faintly. •’}' and Mrs. Gardar IjjndaiuHt. Me. find Mm. S i b Swan.-on urvl N"1* F ALL FLES man epenl the evening Turtuia) One Tnblo of I.ailies Hals Special Nurses Unifo GOLF HOSE All Sizc3. Fancy 75c $L00 Values. 2 for BOY’S BLOUSES to All SIk .h $1.00 .Vnluo BOY’S CAPS Boy’ s COVERALL Vole us up to $1.7^ Special Sizes up to 5 years, ViU' $ IrG0. S p c& d V /* TODAY und TOMORROW F irs t time a t popular prices „ "HEN IIUU" In Its original entirety The world’s m ightiest attraction also Special Detailed Shot* , . ' ' ■. of the fJcorgia Florida Football game W ED N ESD AY "SHANGHAI BOUND" Handkerchiefs B 0 Y 6 SUITS Men’s Fancy, Border. Fihe for Xmas Gifts. 3 for Wash Suits Si*e* 2 to 6 MENS SOGKS MENS Mens Bo; .* �IANFORD Orplianed— And Now Homeless C h ic a g o a n H e ld ' in O il Q u iz ■ Sheldon Clark, Chicago sports* man and lieutenant of Harry F. Sinclair, has been held under 110,000 bonds following Ills refusal to testify before jh e grand Jury con­ cerning alleged tampering with Jurors In tho Fall-SInclalr con­ spiracy trial. Clark was charged with conspiracy when ho declined to talk before the Jury. Seventy-six little ornsrjed tots lost their homes and three of them lv-i> litres when fire destroyed the ilnitmn Catholic Villa* O'Connor at I 'u Seventy-six little orphaned tots lost their home and three of them t i v r Gladstone, N". J. Five of them aye seen viewing the ruins below; above, a group of survivors, who were led to safety by the nuns. ,1 NOVEMBER 14, 1927, Vvu’ve noticed, we all have, how some men can advertise and have mai velous results; how some stores can stage a sale or merchandising event and do a land office busi­ ness while others are trying the same trick find their best efforts productive of little or no results. Successful Advertising—what is it- how is it accomplished? Listen, we'll tell you, it’s no secret! W a tc h e d L e av e s H o lly w o o d -W ith o u t V io la You read the ads, everyone does these., days, aruj you know from your own observation th a t it takes advertis­ ing of merit to appeal to the educated public of today. One can no longer advertise “Sale” to the public and ex­ pect the street to be blocked when the doors open. Today on'y th at advertising which is cleverly prepared, a ttra c t­ ively presented and compellingly written, commands the undivided and earnest attention of the reader—lay­ outs th at are clever and copy that is unusual get the real results today! T h ir d T itle? Take Advantage Of A Service That Following rumors th at his domestic life with Viola D. tetrcaa. bad been tmhappy, M tiirlre II. 'Ta-fiy'* Flynn t (Oratken Hollywood and la "butthliig" It on Ills tuu-aer Craig. Colb Fiynn, fo rm e r‘Att-7l merles ynle halfback. n and moVia star. says ho b*n't Interested In what llnllywon about a break In ll*6 Flynns' marital relations. Raid $500,000 Booze Factory If Mickey Walker, present middleweight champion and former wel­ te r champion, gets the light heavy­ weight championship, he will be on* of the few dghiere ever to bold the championship of three clui>»re. His chance to do that thing seems vary good, especially ao after hta victory over McTlgs* H e llo , C olonel! ifetal ajjrents under Thomas E. Stone, Detroit’s federal prohibition ■ inlstrator, the other, day raided a subterranean brewery and disdry In the city's busiest section and confiscated nearly a h ilf mil* ^ itfollar's worth of beer, llquqr and paraphernalia. The picture gV9 afem s age’n u examining1 barrels in a room in which 300 barrels I f e f f t r s stored. The inset shows one of the raiders effecting an M g L '» the cellar. In the underground brewery were eighteen -ttttib jF V a ts and three 30,000-galion »twl tanks, each filled with The Meyer-Both Illustrating Servise and competent ad­ vertising writers who will bo glad to analyze your prob­ lems of publiety are only a p art of a service th a t is free for the asking—call 148 and ask for a representative to call., you assume no obligation. Advertising Department Honorary Cadet Colonel Is the title Mtis Genevieve1Crane ot Lawton, Oku., wears a t pte slate Agri­ cultural and Mechanical College. She was eterlrd by the R. O. T. C. student,., who seem to have a well-uuined eye for choosing of* Phone 148 �r e a a g iq i .2 _______ T H B S A N F O R D H E R A T !). M O m > A t l W O V ^M B B R 14. 19*7, ,4.. f*Vj r. ===== $ New Opportunities To Those Who Moke A Habit Of Scanning Herald Want Ads 10-H—rPlants and Flowers I S , liu lj H «*“ AD. RATES 11 C*sh In Advance ■dTT^JI *» receiT,1 luon, - d eoll«tor « n t .'<ir . I «■' , ii « _8c a Hue ___ 6c n Hive ***■........ ........ 4c a Hoc rttw on request. reduced rates are for jtive insertions. Jnnls of average length tail q line. 'um charge of 30c f ° r advertising is restricted >r rlftssificntion. , ermr is made The San'.—Id will he respons blc one incorrect insertion U s e r for subsequent ,, The office should be ' immediately in case of f [ 0 ADVERTISERS j{traM representative Lii[y familiar with rates FJ | 1 unification will L fomiileie information. f,„u wish, they wilt assist ' wording y«'»r "'ant ud u It more effective. [pORTANT NOTICE U ser* should give their | or postoffice address ,a* A their phone number if f,irc results. About one [out «f a thousand hu-< j phone and th e o t h e r s Iromniunicute with you ■they know your address, Ljstantinuenvc M I S T be 1b person #1 I he Sanfora ftKice nr by letter. TeleIfisninliniiences are not : ^ .£ 19—Houses For Sale FOR SALE—Orange King Lemon Queen ready riow. B in Summerlin Ave., Fort Mellon condition. proportion to presen. I'hone 789-W. Phone 882-W. For Sale: On extremely easy terms, liv*> room 9tucc0 bunga­ low locked at 2300 Palmetto Ave11—Miscellaneous _________________ ______________ ml** Ownyy living out of the city The “Forty and Eight” Adopt Her r re - » * - s T S- T ^/ j VMHo’s LETT m T{-V C U F V T lU A — D O N M ? f" TfBo A C K " A lh o T OVER \cr. Mr. Peter Schanl has a free ticket U rge"' ivini' r™ ’“" f u ,t han to the Mi lane at The Herald of. S g ni m f{ce> *" rf7’T> kitchen with electric range and built in cabinets, two bed rooms, bath with both tub uml CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning shower. Electric water heater, Co. 11 Ball Bldg. large from porvh, also rear porch. H gui j finished in white enamel. In good condition. Very small cash 12—Wanted ______ payment hikI balance like rent will To present Miss F.loisc Lanier with buy. races east on high land. An a free ticket to the Milane. The exceptional chance for someone. For further information a d d r e s s Herald. Box 1.11, care The Herald. WANTED—A couple interested in $.1500. will huy Magnolia Avenue n rent free {imposition in the house. country for information address " Z o . , . ? ' ^ii^w.uWc terms For ___ of 1Herald. 1 __ 1 1 nilimmnnl information Address it,-.- 500 Ron cure Box Box «'.l care The Sanford Herald. 13— Rooms Wlih Board O U T O U R W A Y ^ YT*S P k ie a r R T ^/ O N ier?. V O O S A ID S TR A IG H T w . ** - \ * * u U P ‘m 'T v -lfto w i o u t M V C H ES T. MV T ISv O U T . in S l TTV 'f , X f 21— Acreage For Sale Can accommodate 8 men with .'t.l |-.'l aere- four miles from San­ rooms and table board. rt.lio per ford on the old Orlando Road week. 1001 Elm Ave. can he bought on such easy term end at such a low price that pur14— R oom s W ilh c iit H oard 1 chaser can reap hig profits. Ideal ' location for poultry farm. See ’t, Attractively furnished rooms for .1 . Holly, First National Hank rent. 571 J Phone. ' Building. FOR RENT—NICELY furnished k^bedro<Hjw4 private home, phone i\ V 21 — l.u ls F u r S u it ROSE COURT LOT, well located. M.OOo if roll’ at once. Owner f^UR r u t , n | : Ko , oonis prices right'. needs money. Address “ Hargaii.V 1719 West 2nd Street. care The Herald office. 115— Apurtmcnt For Rent 1 ------------------------ — ____________| W ill trade equity in two nice M EPOE-^> A P E M ADE - WOT* S o p K i. * to vJ.iTvnUi^Hs ________ _____________________________________________ J i l L w Wi nevict, mt V .4-, | The situation of little Leedy C url's croppled con liimn "is well la «tau < p. t ptr building lots for automobile. My h an d " The Palatka. Fla., orphan ha* .....a ;ul.q>i>-il iv Hie "foriy ~ 1 --------- — Furnish?!! housekeeping apartm ent iprica will he reasonable so in ans, , garage free. $15.00 monthly. | wering this ad give me fair v a lu e -1 and eight,“ tho fun organization of the American [ *i *n and Is re,301 Cor. 5th an d Palmetto. tion of your car and complete in -1 calving surgical attention. She Is ptetured lure wuu two of hoi . Prompt Efficient bo u efa cto ri. firm n’ion. Address- Box 81 care' Service !\ .— The Herald. I■ FOR RENT—2 room furnished apartm ent, (’nil after 0 F. M. AT SACRIFICE—Building lots i i lAnd Found good part of town. Will sell at fill Park Ave, l Its* than cost n:ni on easy terms, LONDON, Nov. I I - More than TEXARKANA, Ark., Nor. 18.— ,^ Tho Herald has a ticket to the Address Box 888 care The Heral I. SI (Ml,000 (loo i.- annually spent on (By International News Service) kfree ticket to the Milane I Milane for Miss Pearl Robson golf in Britain, — A romance that dates hack 60 ^Frink Garrison. We are 25—Exchange This estim ate, trade by a prnmjenrs has culminated In the mare j for him at The Her- Beautiful upnrlments—Two rooms m it club rotary , is based on riage of F.* II. Jones. Texarkana, kitchenette and bath attractively ihe cnn-piitniion thut there are half and Mr*. Anna M. KP'henl of Se­ ,-*i furnished, centrally located, all WILL TRADE equities in well a million g o lfn ^ fn iho rount-y, attle, Washington. age suitable for farming purposes. improvement*. $8.00 per week. Tel. •i*’!1 th u te u .li player untutrlly ex Dill's I have some mighty good lots anil Jones, n veteran railroad man, 1777 or 775. peinls lietwren 81 oil nnd $253 on /» ••pet! car. work up a trade with you !f is 73 years old while Mrs. Kitchen’ the pan-e. It {riivei fully statuIs 71. WASHINGTON, Nov. 11—TItc biiieau <>f the P partment of Jus- ou n |s that golf is hero ruing one A ttractive two room furnished you ur? interested in a deni of this WDGF, kind. Write me what you have, the blow up of tin* Full-Sinclnir trial tice. The couple met in Wyoming 60 apartment, also garage. 1318 Oak of the nroit popular of English und Graham truck: number of acres,, the price you turned the spotlight on niora pc Now we haie Burns again n priv- gtinuM. years ago and became sweet­ Ave. Phone 2802. kStreet. Phone 3, want, the location, and I'll tell you hearts. Jones moved to Texarlgina . clc dvicctivr involved as nn imployThe m:ml er of golf clubs in Brit­ what I have. Address Box 131, care cuiiur situations ami circumstance* ev of men a limn the government and when he returned to the • PRIVATE BATH—large attract­ RCOWAN CO. Auto than any incident in Wnshingtnn charges vvei»■ used in u plot tn in­ ain *< estimated, in round figures, The Herald. W estern state, his sweetheart had v ively furnished bedroom—space |rad ahrei metal works, at 2,500, of which nearly 2,000 married hotel proprietor and mov­ since the Teapot Dome, Doheny ami fluence ihe Fnll-Sinclair jurors. for car. Phone 355-J, lire Phone 71C-W. ed to Seattle. Jo n e s. returned-. 1 2f—Miscellaneous For Sale Burns never was » respecter of have private co.'r.ies. The average Daughterly scandals went first unhere and married a local girl. Sev­ persons. The attempts of his bureau mehilu-rship is 200. with the rec­ ______________________ ________ | covered. CRD MJIGK CO. en years ago Jones' wife died and i , . ... For instance it brought that most to "get something on" senators who ord membership held by the Mmr FOR RENT—A furnished apart­ Vagonlia Ave. two year* later Mrs. Kitchen*' -< ment. Mr.». 11. H. Chappell, At our warehouse (in rear of City j astonishing person, William J. who sought to expose corruption Club nt RU-kmansvvnrth, {iu«t outftree jjfi'/. Express office) we have in Btock a nill.,1H |,.uk tht. ntew-ks of not­ in the Interior and Justice depart­ siitc Loudon, with 1.100 members. Phono 578 W. ear of Nitra Po. Car of choice Tim- ■events is iieedeil to show thnt the ments should lie recalled.InvestiTheir old courtship was resumed There nre 250 clubs in the Lonby mail and all tb-> arrangement* •MARMON9 FOR RENT — Apartm ent nea- othy hay and Hi-Grade Hydrated „)■{, [y. Only one brief sequence of yuiion of Department of Justice il<>r area, the annual subscription for ti e wedding were made vin Your Burns career has ben without par- file during the Scant? inquireies running, on nn average, from $10 Automobile Co. F orrest I.nke Hotel. $2.50 a lime to arrive this week. patronage will he appreciated. „|i|. corre* ponder ce. revealed some hair raising side light to tfll). Glusgow, one of the •ive. Phone 137. room. 1009 Union Ave. A N'ti-r from him nt Seattle ‘/.A Phono 120 Penrson and Pickard, j n j !(|o jt v n , revealed that jolt methods and results of the Ju*- "hon es" of golf, lias 255 rluhs with told of the wedding ami th? couple CLEMENTS APARTMENTS 0121Suceesw.jrn to Jnn. F. Fearson. fllurnh huil bevn involved in the tier Department'* attem pts to "gut entrance fees running from $5 to JODEL TRIM CO. are i pending their hnnevmoon l the rar, not the owner.” picking of n jury which convicted something on” others, little of $50. Professionals belonging to the Park Ave. Apartm ents—2 and I --------------------------------------— there,i Th.*y will return here to a man named Jones. In pnnioning which was never publicly exposed Professional Golfer’s Association 1817 for estimates —garage and water. Reasonable. ‘ make their permanent home. Jones. President Taft accepted the beeiiuae of the prominence of number 1,200, and the total num­ W. RAJDFORD Ml* persons concerned. coin-fusions id Attorney General ber of professionals in the country FOR RENT— Furnished garage. Wickersham about Burns’ nctivitc*; Now, as the grand jury invest!- is probably around 1,800, many of Service npurtment, four rooms and bath. England that th-' ,i- me S-'cre nry and reffered to them as "the most gait s the Fall Sinclair trial fiasco, the sm aller clubs being too poor to 107 East 5th St. Phone 552. is trying hi* hnml u. curbing them. bare faced nnd unfair use of all the government reveals that n hire the services of such u man. The poster that won the S56I It vva* ri> v*ho recently cut down in every shape and Attractive furnished apartments machinery for drawing a ju ry ” Burns ntnn sluulowed anil reportGolf finance has passed from prise In the national contest hell exorbitant ,axi fares. Now he My home for sale or rent. whieh he hail ever encountered. ei| on an ussi-cant attorney gen- rents to millinnftsuinixi the Edin­ by the National Safety Council II <k», ti'.e roofing, om.ncorner Park and Tenth Sts., Fri* Yet, when Harding became pres- enil of the Unitcil States while burgh Burgess Society, the oldest shown above, with Thomas At bps wnrncil the noisy motorists Sanford Cement giduire installed, water and garage Selling all household goods from th a , they must «•— -.‘j t tl» ic 9:00 to 12:00 A. M. each day, ident and Daught.-rtv was named in* comrades were trying to esCompany, Fifth and :urriikc*L Vhc-« 18 J, Ken** of Dayton, O., the artlsl machines nre effectively * Dn " I golf dub with u continuous history, Mrs. Deane Turner, Attorney General, Burns was put i tnbtish contact with jurors It is Ph-.ne 112-W. . who submitted It, nnil thnt iliey mu it use und dt 'va 701 Myrtle Ave. in nn extremely important position {charged'th at one of Fall's cmm- passed i.i the year 1774 a reso­ [FURNISHED apartm ent for rent lution L engage a boy us mess­ them so us to retlui— ti e nni*e of of trust ns head of the investigation | *el used em thcr department offiIRimel. Farms, Groves, i ln t,,e Herald building—a down* their exhausis iw f ir ? 'iin'’ enger, rrddie and waiter. D rliers Noisy Suppressing -----------------------;--------------— rial to inv~*sligate this assistant ‘reasonably practicable.” Tho lll» N'. Park Ave, Phone town l'ra tio n nt remnrknbly low ( I.e g a l N o tic e s ) : attorney general! rates. Ask for Mr. Haines at The worst offenders are said t Vbe 1he quantum continues to h.> spread of African sleeping sickness, So much of n nuUnnrc has tho young men conveying fluupcrw M Herald office. nskbtl why us many us ID men w hich is clo.iely related to the A ---------------------- j -------------------------------REGISTRATION NOTICE | din-nuiking motorist become in | companion# in "two seater*." ' GUT PRINT SHOP were trusted with the very deli­ FOIt REGULAR MUNICIPAL cate job of Jury shadowing, with merican form, it was announced. •m ice mi a n y th in g ill 16—Houses For Rent ELECTION k ph 'mi -all will get ' hissi 1 -re n ,i. npparent disregard of the {i»o*siBY T A ^ UMMOM’N POP Phene 117—W, 0 Rail- FOR RENT—« mom unfurnished FOR SALE—Wnnt to supply wonAi The Registration Hook* of tb< tiility thut one or more might spill #es, hotels nn-J f ity “ f Sanford. Florid., will no jjl(, (,canM < obvious that house corner Oak nnd 17th St. to nportm ent houses a h - e r - w e l l . t. ^ /^V#HY DID VOO WE CAN f ajo v / t h a t y o u k n o w {residents, firo place wood. Prices oi>eti . Phone 20. .. . S"!,urd,“yt nnyone win trying to tamiH-r CHDNT VNO'.* .-IriAT’ F\E>TO ME ASCw TALK ABOUT with tho jury, such n method ABOUT THE L E T T E R HOOFING-The Roof F v - I --------------------------- ---------------- — giv.n on seeing Steve Cherry. II 1927 and will ember,, Lfith A, IK A^. i iniliciite either wheer T O L D THINK O F H Metal shingles;!FO R RENT:Small furnished hou ,n 12 l/ieust Ave. TWE LETTER-VfHT „ THAT LATERFROM BILL QERRlCK, D«m tin nnd gnlvinized suitable for couple, two room*, ____ ________________ ___________City Hull. tn t i u i t t r c m-rntlon nr indifference as to T h e id e a ,a n * i DIDN'T TOO TELL THERE’S SOME­ MO/A —LET'S DECIDE r James H, Cowan. Oak bath and garage. 2310 Orange Houses For Sole or Rent: Innuirv ,wsi whether or not a mistrial were KEPT POTTING nl____on.. 1 . n ... . . . . CI..1. II,l» ME THE BOT WAS City Registration Officer, jjpclurrtl. THING ELSE 1 W HAT W E'R E GOING [Third St Phone 111. Ave. Phene 820-J. at 2809 Orange Ave. Oak Hi. COMING IN THE CKy. Route A. Box 170—F. WANT TO TO DO ABOUT IT. IN t u b m il.'F IT j'D i'iiT o r T in: , Voar corr->spondent talked for b ? VO'JR OLD W A I.ls I IIIIH' .»» I'll IAM rVuif** HHII jin MI* HWlir tuill Henry m m ,T .Ma­ TWKNTY-TIII It D JTDli'lAL t - half hour with FIRST PLACE? SETTLE KEW WALL PAINT r t ' IT OF TH riit: hTATK ok PMilU; r hiiii Day, now under $25,000 IKind 27—Money to Loan [INC NEW AND BETfir s t — IM IN AM I Milt xfr.MINm.i-. ,l9 un a ||VTed tixt,r hp went HJRTHF.R IN FORMAvnVHTY * OK«*. a . inrroTTRX anil O w , before the grand jury. Day Is o' Money to loan on residences In t C0L1.ERB8a S forii p OR R E N T -5 Room Bungalow at Sanforil, low Ihtrrest rate. Box (m’Vmri'rrTr^A K ‘HN*V;it.f" ',,,W * a,;:i0!'t J,warthy. apparently 1 SA N pORU. 2J2l pH,mett0 Avenue. Garage. powerful nnd sartorially immacu­ I'loln'lffs. 503. e-u The IK raid. late mat) of the world, not cul­ $30, monthly. See R. H. Berg, at VH TDK IIODtVKU. IlKAtJTV ftlM- tured but native. He seemed nltPH—repairing, piano The Herald office. Unlimited m**»iey to loan nn rex I’ANV. o rurpurnllon. Defenilaat. .rrnatcly. ntcriy or penetrating anil 1^7 experts with 17 years OUDRtt n r iM’iil.irtT U 'V dence property. Mortgages Imyishly naive. One felt that one XT *TK OF fr'IOIllDA IVtt Ssnford music store Imught and refinanced. Write Mr. TI»K t . i : n o o w n r.i. iik a i .t v d i m - wouM rath er have Day ns a friend °PPe. Room 10 & 11 Me Aldrich care Valdez Hotel. City. I’ANV, ?0 H Il.mpl Iill Trual HolM- than nn enemy. His official till? ». Phone 832. i lux l'r**vldenre. It. I. I It being miule lit appeur lo till# is vile.prorident of the Sinclair ji'inirt (hot MiMutMin# nil retipiinli-ii^ Exidurntinn Co. nn organization (Legal Notices)" , *r-S'*ns or all kinds. For Rent: 5 room Stucco bungalow VSJ j«r Sinclair geologist*. Day l* not located at 2300 Palmetto Ave______ <ri p»int i Wall Paper nue. All improvements. |40 per . N Tmije k c ir c u it roifin* D f tm k fi-»rirf or 8.-minute County. Florida a reongist; ho is murh more, JUDiriAl. 1*111 ha* maJe return ihereon that wld One gathers thnt Dav Is romH . TIIK STATE month. Inquire at Herald office. [TwVKS-TY-TMIRP OK FliOIII. mimmnni T nHP y tm I r r i■IT xkminmi . k i.» the fne^'ViIui Tiref m V nw K i.r' n’an,l 'f in chief of Sinclair's fori>i tv a nd FOIt Drug STORE— PreliKAI.TY COMPANY i# n foreleo : i ign forces—a fixer, a* it were. rO l’NTV. Drug*. Soda. W* a n 1 ^ f lot^orTifaraoIia° A.venue! near n ro ml r,. <!. W. T H ’ F I R S T T IM E .1 ‘V .' n*COTTFX nnn.i \v. rirrmlrailori organlseil an-i evD ilnsLvh0 has mixed with cabinet memALL RIGHT------- BUT AW, DONT B E n»r- (rn U In / ! j4 vniiT oSone. Call 1PJ ---------------southsid. s c h S owner will rent wnh“ *;? , r l * W “^ berr in various parts of the world O H ^ W . TH IN K O F W HAT NPfSR.' T H E HURT \<o STILL SO RE, MOM.----r f Timm) ii•*(*•« ||| flOi TflH** when* there BLOCKS _ irrigation for $25.00 monthly. Address Box a ..............- - HoAllltul — is oil or interest in- it. I'lalnM ffe IIV E S E E M G E T T IN G AVJAY HulM Inu Prnvli1«-nre. |«* He has represented Sinclair In the vs THERE -T H A T S THE L E T 'S FO R G E T remenr’ work A. B. C. care Tho Herald. t ri-rfm lont. land. Jintf* thnt you h iv * h**rrtor*»rv» _ IIARRY T. W IT H A L L T H E S E T E A R S F IR S T T IM E TOU , "^ "te Ce. J £. Tar*1-’n ** tnmlnitnA In Ihlj* Hi a t t*. an d I iia V latter’* hid* for vast fortune* in A BOOT VTr CITATfON >r.tt Ifivt* fttMvd l*» •H’ !l. For instance. Sinclair left For Rent—Five room house. B«*h . mu ' u<r(T»: m-* •••'riltID* T »; 1^” “fd and Elm. EV E R L IE D r pptiint aaent*. on.l have fsReU ! him in Rusia in 1023 to negotiate irvpitv t . BODtvisr.L and screened porch. $20.00 p*r •Vi fn>m th|> s „viet T-i'Mt Itiili.llnu. Provulenr* b „ w Ith'n this Stale an officer r.r ^ . T O ME tif upon whom pr#»c*»a< onn PL'# nt month. 2201 Oak Ave. Phone 190\\. 1,1ry And Eggn ir if o m : I HI. AN'I) — v i- prrfrhc e ir» n * f r * m i ! i t ' i R f r j i Y * I l i l i» M liiif fUM#*' d j i n f i * ' «ov.rnm *H K ~'U nH rn few days nn , ' i.,*-r>TTi:s an.l <' gPKNCKIt nnp*<tr !■* ih ls , f n u r i t h a l Ihltt ee*« ago, Dav was better known In Eu200 F rje-a „ t 36c per F <>P RENT: Small cottage on* n - M r tD r r * V -M 'ln r -*•« In a null In aM a,-hm rnt a g a l n - t the roi><» and .Asia than >n the United , small lots- B T Magnolia Avenue just north °.f hnViaer* »• D-COTTK* * WJPWBII. F-.mlStatrg, He la devoteil to Sinclair. a M iutol m i l In l b - So'»*e en- r-»o** «f t h e ----- -----#1*. Rjute a , Sanford"‘Central Street. $2 5 .0 0 Monthly. Jl!" ' ‘m i a«»ln*t l i l H ' T V r O M P A N f . * rn rp o fa tln n . iiiii'il l ennrf •In ntta ch m en -------- -* a ilierefnep lh ,« e neeaenla a r e IIlox 123 care The Herald. SLEEPING SICKNESS 7 lU And Flowers’ House for rent. 1405 CHICAGO, No -, ’ I -A serum Apply Kent Vulcanizing lartially successful ’n destroying -rypanosomes, organ! •*» causing iuct Gol.,len Celery TEN Room house for rent deeping sickness, IHg devel­ S'jJ ‘ stt* J- M. Hunt- Oak and Fourth S St.t Apply oped a t the Univor " *• of Chicago Long 108 Palmetto Ave. Sy Professor Willi;* • '?. Taliaferr* *t was announce' here today. IWH of“ s t a b l e seeds FOR SALE: Will sell at.a While the serum hat not been S4 type . one of Sanford’s best ■ToiUe r f th* r i r e n l t C o u rt. »f ^ iU)r 0,r A h^ «V M -:‘ rho T w - n i y - t h l r . l Jm lU h tl drve'oped tn the point of establish­ «t he***'1on- Make our tom pletely famished- the Bodwell tZ O m ea iek f -tro u " of « 8**t a o f F1«rt- ing a certain cure for the malady Dr A. W. WOTKK 1yn^Un!'llrter* to .talk rise r— Dreamwold. Will you mike Daputy Ct«rk. the cZ'untV" fUr ' U la successful In arresting th 7 S y .V . Francis -taiH-LB C. V.. an offer? o n e r I See SW owner on m premise*, . , _ ,| , ReU ndtr A rcade.,for price and term s. Fred Walston. o-ea M w ; . j g r i-r. f i i - 9 '■**■ *■**,.'r 3 . E— *mftfl| • * Blow Up OfSincla Recalls Incidence-:, O f Oil Scandal Walsh Unearthed British Public Is SpendingHugeSum Annually On Golf P riz e P o s te r Aged Couple Marry After A Separation O f O v e r 50 Years HEHECLECTEDTCT BE CAREFUL 3T Mb j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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