38 10 390 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fce877871b4e5a57140766a5088c3464.pdf e202dc89308ebd58e10f189ad7f81d4b PDF Text Text M f'iH tth iiitM - M i f f * # i. vi *‘ 1 r11 >.< IlHf ______ it Vegetable Ita R ic h c a U Sardcn L a n d . =5 ~ Leased Wllfe‘ltitc)rnaUonal News Service JV! El** T StormT^kes Hcby ^EADERS PLAN^ usslan jt i o jn jimmas rrnn|jrrif\ii rvAudience b y WavingHands *V ufX ftli Ui JqDevelope Music Sounds GOESQNTRIAL RALEIGH, N. C„ Jan. 25.— (IN S )—Property damage run. ning into ths thousand* of dellont was the known toll today o f a tropical storm which swept the two Carolina* Inst night, unroofing houses uproting tree* trees, and crippling- V.:re nnd olcctric service, the storm sirucck all of ih e larger cities in the area, Raleigh, Charlotte, Greensboro and Columbia, K. C. HAVANAM EET Polide In v estig a te Pastor’ s 'Abduction LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.— (IN S)—Authorities today were investigating an amazing *tory told by Rev. F. E. Webb, pas­ tor o f Hoover Street . Baptist Church. Dr. Webb *ald he was abducted and tortured because he refused to perform a mid­ night mnrringo between a beautiful girl, gagged atyi ' bound to a chair, and a man he had never seen before. He dlaplaycd swollen fingers which resulted, he said, from being itrung up in medieval .torture fashion. i NKW^YORK. Jan. 25 .— (IN S)—\ will of the porfornvr than nay And Indeed ,\ good looking Russian stood on other instrument. r It the stage In the Hotel Plaza last nothing dors intervene between A tlan ta O fficials F n le 0 / S la v e r O f L os A n g e ­ night uiul made music by- waving the mind of the musician and the les S ch ool G irl H in g e s 'O n In form al C onversations A re lieve TheyHavel Declares M uch hi* hands In th? air. An nu.lj- tope produced; he hr.i only to Held In E ffo r t T o E x p id lte T h e T h in L in e >V hichM arks cnetj that included Mrs. Vincent move b i» hand in tlu- nlr to trans­ dehce That' Frai jouthernProduct W o rk O fS ix th l’ an-A m erican D iffe r e n t In sa n ity D e g re e s Astor and Sergei Rnchmnnioff ,-jnt late his musical thoughts Vo the AppliedForPr (la th e rin g In Cuban Capital Insati^facjtory In enthralled, i ml nppiaudbd gener­ ears of Hucitors. t D efense M ust Show ously. . ' M anu facture The principle is that of the howl Co-ordination Need The young performer was Leon Youth Unbalanced which every radio fan had heard. Seen By Delegates Theremin, whom they call “ the Tire human pody ls a conductor of W ill A tte m p t T o D rove T h is Russian Edison." He waved his electricity. Prof. Theremin erects B y T e stim o n y O f T e n w i t ­ hands before a nlecb o f hpparntus C om m ission H asIieenCom pel* a slender metal rod on on? end of n esses A n d 36 D e p osition s that looked like, and broadly Authorities In 5Stai led T o Shorten Its D elib­ his set. Tie turns on the current speaking was a radio set. The era tion s In ISIanylnslanccs and the set howls. A.* he moves ------- ny^ATthUF l - Marek H avelnform atiolfl pqimji* rmanntrd from a hr.ttnry-u. rica Y ield H a sD ehi* hand nearer the rod, the pitch International New* Service Staff GirVs W hereaboi HAVANA, Jag. 25. (IN S)— I lout? speakers. The illusion wn.s rises; ns lie draws his hand away, Correspondent ied In G ra d e T o r International leaders in the Fixth •o f a competent performer upon t " the pitch- falls. 'A s hi* other l.OS ANGELES, Cal.. Jan. 2 * Conference got to- ’cello. ATLANTA. Ga., Jan. it H a lf Century F lo rid a l’ oWCT, L ig h t C o m p a n y !Pan-American The bleak for nthurj,.' a'sorieH ‘ of ‘ informal Prof. Thou miii was demon-jhund moves n-arir to or furthei inp ull.nn „«lny « y of ... *judgment --7 n bns Francos fmmnl Prof. (INS)— Search for F . ( T o Send E x p e r ts -H e r e N ext l!.(„ 1.i/l.<nlions to(lftv j„ t.frpr‘ m a tin g In* invention, the vlrturel away from another metal rod at W ilUnm Edward Hickman bo St- John Smith, misfclng E N S . G a., J a n . 2 5 — W eek T o G a th e r S ta tis tic s . . ’ , j. , f vvhlfi, h,, asserts. i* that it fr the other end o f the set. the \x>\- comP. Already tho shadow o f College Freshman,' can’ gibbet reached his cell as the Careful Guard Is Kept On Ad­ U A n app eal f o r b e t t e r F o r R e p o rt F o r T r a d e H o d y u>’ lhe " 0,K ,,r th c,m i „.ir e to thojunm decrease* or Increase* 1 ’ •* * **« « tho « * Atlanta todajr after morseless youth who _ 8tolo__nml dress Given By Mysterious in [w us v o ic e d t o S o u th — dais at the federal-bui con'111 *With eight different An extensive industrial ftirvey riaughtcred little Marion P o ^ i Writer Of Note T had identified her pr pwera b y D r. B. Y o u n g - of Sanford, compiled by men ex­ sinners consider Of Missing Franc >h as tnai that of in c h a r g e o f th e c o t t o n perienced in gathering statistics phases of the confe graph m »a gin applied vesterday fot for a j . led yesterday J ion re se a rch o f th e l . and data concerning the resources it hns become npp DETROIT, Jan. 25.— (IN S )—Po­ port to France. Iricu ltu ra l D e p a r t m e n t ,, n|)|I |)0h(,jbHitie8 ■« r communities,- or co-ordination is needed to exlice toduy continued, thclt guard on TFNNFSSFP aUm chnncc ofA r*Tho gtri balUnrwl 1* . b«- H U *. iin g nn a ss e m b la g e at v,j.| s|104tjy j,0 made o f the Son- erilito mntters. Four of the eonlrl l,vL+kJtjlijl-V, .rr , 0n>. VRo' -raVlmva an apafiment house. at {2732 '8<cxi, Li?rS k -IXVI -J> 'y;v* Vf,,. iBfn ^fno \rhich fonns Mio ond noulevnnl, the address given Smith appeared at th« o ffl Charles' A. McGrow,deputy cl« J i I,order between sanity and insanl- by the mysterious writer) o f a ran­ J \ y By plea of "not guilty by rea- som note to the mother o f Frances of the United State* - DU • j s o n o f i n s a n i t y ' t o t h e k i d n a p p i n g St. John Smith, 18 year old Smith Court, with a requeit for a’ pass­ ast tho.*quality o f the crop J. Holly, publicity director, follow- j urdnys.. The schedule calls fur two port that would permit her to meetings each morning and two College student heiress, who has ill-: a conference with Joe II. Gill, E ffo r t s A r c D oing l ’ ul F orth nrd murder charges H to meet .the' existing refrom Houston. Texas, oh Lotte E agle’ Rcturnsl F rom U n meeting* each ufternoon all at dif­ iieeit missing it days. The letter T o K cstore C om m u n ica tion stand* convicted or the cn n u L;nts o f American' mills,” vice president and general m»nuFrench linor Lasnllc, Feb. 14. KUicessful H u n tin g T rip In ferent Itours. W ilh S e ctio n s W h ich H a v e since the law presumes cvcr> threatened death to the girl. Hood urged,,saying Amerl l?or. i'a n a m a A nd T h e r /l ry sL u ck The result has been that each While the letter may be a hoax, Liners are consuming cotton ! What Sanford has to offer iiv NORTHAMPTON Masi^ J * "r; At T h e B e s l IT sh in g G round. ™ nK 8,#n" ' JTmS S v police are sparing no pains to — (IN S)—Convinced that Imr higher 'in grade and! tho wny of inducements to pros- j commission hc.< been compelled to Mr rhi.« [length than those produced pcrtivO manufacturing establish- j ilmrCcii itsdeliberations in order NASHVILLE, Tonn.. Jan. 2 5 .-| en ce " " ^ ^ ^ r d i n a o ^ P r i c i l p r e check on its authorship, and the Frances St. John Smith, miwl ............ t COLON, Canal Zone, Jan. Us­ search for the girl hero was widen­ ftthern growers. Using the ments and other industrial con- Hint its members who maylie sen (INSt—Fivx? children were dead! reverses ; ; college freshman, took her °' , Jklahoinn cotton . growing cents would, lie set forth in fncts ing on another commission may (IN S )—Col. Charles A; Undberga and many bolievod Injured today of murder trial* and } ^ m n ix ed to include practically all law en­ life and th»t her body will bo I order to save hi* neck from the forcement and welfare agencies. . an example, the research ! and figures in the proposed nur- proceed to the meeting of group. w«s due at Franco Field today ns th? re-ult o f a miniature tot­ found in this vicinity, sUtoM etro, i . . .. noose, must at the outset prove Tho large delegation from the after a brief fishing trip to i vyEvery possible clue is being said both <“ could material- j vey, according to Mr. Holly, blnpundo (lint swept across middle H in.c.,onderanco of evidence checked carefully, and expert* aps th e Joseph C. Dally started a new ( ....... ....... United States permits the nssicnjn* Island, which is tho best fisnJrovc the quality of their |ping advantages and other mar |u, Wan At the tlrn*’ examining the handwriting of per­ intensive search by airplano and . ( improvc their1kethigfacilities togetherwith im- n(int nf member* to different iug ground along the const. n - TcnncMice Inli* yeslcnlay, nvcouland thus ing to reporta received M b re. ■ -m,' Kidnapptxl and munlereil hi* sons in the neighborhood of the on the river nnd land. 'commissions; but where tlicci nr«* cidcntally the “ Lone hagie an * linconte without increasing 1portar.t data on the extentof prosent industrial activity would uls • on;y ta „ delegates roprestnting a ed hi* versatility by svMicmnu Second Boulevard address in nn e f­ Coifirmmieution with the turnl jm i,. victim. ' . . . JACKSON Mich., Jan. 25. (1N 8) ‘ nation, the life of each is one eon- fi-im a land plane to nn nmpniman ilstrict* in the vicinity of Sparl.-,; Upon tho te.ti.nony of ten^ «l - fort to solve the identity o f “ M. — M. E. Brogan, night clerk o f tho ing the past 120 years the be included in the report. ' rive witnesses and •!« Jieposiiiuii-i R. Spring,’’ signer nf the ransom the flight. ita wealth, monthly pay Jackson Hotel, reported to pol letter. today that he was positive ■ The letter, which was turned over France* St. John Smith, ml* to Now York police nnil forwnnlecl Smith College »tudcnt, h*d •t»yM . to Detroit for Investigation, is not th* night at hi* hotel. ns crude, police *ay. ns letter* us­ Ho went into police headquart­ ually written by cranks in such ers and asked to see photograpt '• to putting the finishing touches to fnenil* Imped it wns hotter than i certain the hnvoc wrought by the tjm0 0f hi* frightful tlood. Ilir'K cases, hence they are inclined to of tho missing girl antLafUr ' rgia, the agricultural expert lie compiled by tho experts, .. i 1 " . . • - • u -- • _ ,— . —a..-. . man must ho sent he survey , ............ . to un asyium give it rather more consideration glance exclaimed; **Tbavit?i cd, producer! more 7-H inch lhe survey will probnhly be n,.r0f,n(.nl!t nlrendy icacbrd. Sec- Hint ef In* alligator hunt, whoa, i’vdoiu*. -ted next week and will be in on,|( pressure will be put on the Kfter four Itours’ in a blnzing b C j ’ . . • ^Reports brought liero by llmtsf .r tho m*y Jc- than usunl. (Injmder, and less 15-10 star girl.'’ ’- ; The lettvrr retdi: > .x jcg(t inn impoAgnt* cotpmiM ions to jlt, anw only- one baby “ gator’ J^on Webb, a bwi.drlvm. thnt fourl M .th e and ^ (^ u>I.mlnL. (, „ uin than her Ichatrge of two men, who expect to less . W O oV s HOLE, WMI, Jan. Mrs. Smith— , . I fijS i . r ’ o result finish the job in two or three conclude their work in’ order thnt )rhB than 15 inches long, children were killed, and a score t*, ^nditlon and If ha Is We have not harmed your daugh­ — (IN S)—Capo Cod, from th* art i.in.lhergh is "nil set” for others injured, mimo perhaps fat- ^,",,,,1 t", hnve regnlacd hi* sanity S fc . . . . ^ J c o out o r wtekH. Mr. Holly Vald. The report nil attention may be concentrated | ter so fnr. She is well hut not hop- colony cottages at Provlncetown u hen the school . . . will he brief but nil-inclusive. on the more important duties ‘>f|)li(4 |,op off f.»r Bogota, Colombia, will he returned to you to the "presidential estate* . at l ,a,„| • t i T l hv he can be set free, the conference. on Fridny. The distnuee is about • . . was cl-inolislieil b> , ArrHyei| llVninsl ., ........................the defense , j°"0„ *«cc,p t o f ^4.000 in Buzzards Bay nnd the Island* o f A special effort was mad - today r,HU n,||r.^ ,in a straight line) and tin turn, ..... cmild not lie eotlfimied. (,x|iprl witnesses are seven alien- | ^ m„ ncy nn() hl?r return ticket Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket artd J to speed up the organization of (,u, younK flyer hopes to make It owing t> interi iiptcil wire conini,,.tnlned by the stute to oiitho lesser isles o ff tho southern l the I’nn-A in? r lean Union n* tin- (n j ^ tlmn five hours. I’urt of serve Hlrkiimii’s every ( ,n package as com- New England Coast was combed ;; centrul instrument of Ran-Air.eri-, the ,|nu> h,. will be flying over un­ iinieulioii*Ki'lliuil u lin !»r#» 1‘t*U(l\ D) IHK today for somo cluo to the who#** it is hoped to get this Yni.iri>1| i.n itory . where an ne about* of Miss France* St. John • Smith, missing Smith College freshman. I >ved Crops Aid Incomes FIRMTO MAKEINDUSTRIAL SURVEY OF CITY DETROIT POLICE STRIVETO SOLVE RANSOM LETTER UNDYTODEPART SMALL TORNADO -- ' ‘l» H 2^5 ^ aWMwsrs*- Michigan* Recognizes H< i*«~!«-j5usslst DETROIT Mich. Jan. 26— (IN S) — Michigan authorities today roBumcd th* search fo r Franeea St. John Smith, wls»lng coliego *tudent, with renewed Intereat after J curt! to new ..V. ...V -, three clue* Indicated *ho may be SmitlivUle, huitable |y *V»f r-tnplo of am acting on this slim chwic*i and somewhere in Michigan^ 1 niliiu, weie resting up today for McMinnville and practically nil |h». more uniform in ■‘l " suggestion of Frances’ of receiving t to Tiunti Circus Men Released l-olnts cast o f Nashville nre com­ I « “ S T Ihs and o f lietter chnruesui, . . j • • Thiir famous plane. CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—( v pletely cut off except by automo­ On S m u gglin g Charge money from you. So right yoursel J American and foreign ......... mills >T ,*sQ|l n | 0 0013111111^ .. about this, nnd you can do n* >,ou The theory that vongeaftc* may bile, while fallen trees and other li take them at suitable- prehave been responsible for the my*damn please." . debris ure blocking some of tho KEY WEST. !;>•. JftnThis letter was written on a sin- tcrious disappearance o f Frances ((IN I NS)— Nine of of thirteen thirteen au*P«:» suspect* , " h „ i o f naper which apparent- St. John Smith o f New York, main roads. S)— Nine .« (INS> 1 “ it This httJbccn the most trouble- over «lml cleaned ho motor. arrested by federal lnu,,ii:rat ^ ' h !\ vn, taken from a typewriter, Smith College coed. W * y i| W M ; / Except for tho repotted dia­ J” . ( INS i —. t cis. im o, 1.. VlmmDruii _____ . ,t„,ns penntl tho flight t NEW ........ YORK, ( Jan. 25.— nTlfl lifl*' pc officer* Inst night following tht , > fonow|ng wonls were typed Chlcr go authorities to renewed *f* ler in Dekalb County and in the Upton Sincluir, whose novel "Oil |some t............off nI^ proUH cn. ‘ (Juutemala tomorrow, the aviators _____ t nlioiiH Becre- I»r ino ioiiuw h # L . «Wc numerous cn- -----lorw Ul their ....... „search hero fo ^ tho fort* In ono „ ............................ Idc intend to spend two nights there, gunerul section o f the Cumber-1capture of thirteen ulkn* Mcr ^ thp bottom 0f the sheet v. ns barred front Boston luH sum -; U’en th. land Mountains, from which no ted in car* o f the Johnny J. J i Krcat| y regret thnt wo fnl^ d *, missing helres*. mer, today faces further I»ruble ani, nnliVq eonstabu-! taking off on Saturday for Mcxi*“ ' ' ' : . . !t„n,| Mountains, from which no Carnival Company on t h e .l. and your last order. (JJ ^cvory fel... ' --------l-i cause of the aition of the Mas- nt.it n iu ii-- ................ .. i,i, the other. It was violently co. word ha* bu n received, no loss of o . , ;ir ferry from Havana, were ,ow of nur society b a d | NEW YORK, Jam 36, rnchusctls capital c e i w * . He sold ! •»»> his latest"novel. “ Boston." to "The ' attacked (rent the air on Jan. •I W e was report«*l. Murf.vesbore. released today when the nlions 0n lho strength i P c l b ll l t y that Franc*. SL J f »c weekly meeting today o f the for KCrill| publication.! and for a time was quiet, but lute. C a n t o i l K \ C C U t C S 4 8 . Hmith, missing Smith College Franklin and other cities also failed to identify them ns .having i,ollce nre considering the p«»» Imi.s Club was featured by an of a Tim . 3 vvua dcscrilied the email h a jb * B e l i e v e d T o B e R e d s felt the fury o f the storm but been among those to whom they Ity thnt tho letter may have been heiress, may- bo•• prisoner -— — ■*Mnh by Judge Wallace W. f t, written by a stenographer or « “ prosperous looking *business ra,n publishers n* Sinclair’,, reply l" paid money to bo smuggled into eh*, whp spoke on the relationthere was no loss there. youthful student » f typewriting. threa time* her age came out of Hie action of Bouton in suppress­ ftcores of houses hud roofs, Uie United ,8tntt»i. W S J I : Lo n d o n . [of u civic club to its comniunithe maze of conflicting tips from . ing bis previous work. nu-nt of marines has taken up a Execution of th fuspcctcil Com- swept away nnd n number of Four pf the carnival eomimny all over tho continent todajf But today it was announced that i « sition upon El Chipote and will mUni*t» by the Canton uuthoritic* automobirts’ were .demolished. The were held on charges o f amugglIdge Wright forecast an era of ccrnlng the case. Th* laUst Slue is the Romford Dress of Concord, N. use it •» base of operations unti following the discovery and fnw- - vob umtoa ill.w oXmutt;, /iJ.nbud ing alien*, it was ulleged tha [perity for Sanfonl with t'lt‘ being thoroughly I n s t ig a t e d by. biting of ita celery crop, the II., had refused to print the mnga- tho n e ig h b o r h o o d i» peaceful. El trat|on „ f H Communist plot waa erul hundred thousand dollars, it they were pnid prices ranging O t l l l t • ’ police hit*. It waa ' furnUhad by * „ wooded mountain, sur- reported today in u Central News heath by ling of n new bank nnd other tine hereafter because of the In I vvus conservatively estimated. j from $100 to $200 per clusion of “ Boston, scheduled to , Chi; ore ^ ^ jun8|CH. Charles L- Smart, of K ins,-Pa-, Dispatch from liong Kong. rations of a return to the *ub____________ »— the aliens. end lend* support to a theory pre­ make its first appearance in »| g 0 f nr a# can bo learned fropi naThe plot, the dispatch added, Itinlity for which the City hus __ -« viously s e t forth that th® girt t* POLICE AGITATED Feb. insuc. * . . Sandino has retired from was synchronized with the eelebraK’c known far and wide/ The rtiagazino was requested to ttvc* . . , Stinson T o Fly From | «uru under’ the Influence of some strong mind. . ' ' Upton Sinclair Has Trouble Obtaining Book Publication V mord Kiwamans ar Judge Wright ion Civic Spirit Budapest Court To ’Queer Case, In Gland Operation Tam pa To Baltim orev,,, ^ w - g - . .. „ 1 termlne tlk* question o ' ‘‘TAM PA?" Ffa.; ’ T.Yhr'TJJv-- V ^ ^ f 7 ‘ gliHiT^pfe gt'UIIV. V........ .. |*| Hiu UVHlg »• — Eddie Stinson. Detroit uiirlano uThcr areas In Ncw England " The marine*, who bus just completed ihog(j BU5J>ccU.j, ttr*. pended to tho Klwonlnns- the manufacturer and aviator, will hop client*' of an ^insurance company of helping to premoto these Sncco-Vanzcttl case as well ns an inst»cctio., trip through N carao ff from Tampa tomorrow momOther Massachusetts controverring on tb'c first non-stop flight [he 'address was received ,vvitb 11us of t1te past decade are infrom Tampa to Baltimore with J. ward the client. I « « • •------1— < eluded In the bbok, among the lat­ huslastic applause by the Ki­ A. Stevens, International New* Recently an insurance company Jan. j . 26— (I llians, whose attendance todny ter being'the Boston police strike Service 8taff Correspondent, and grunted an unusually advantag­ D e s S r a U ^ ’o r |n|lcd til per cent of the incnt- in which President Coolidge. us A. S. Klrkeby, head of the Chlcn- eous insurance' pedley to an tid*r- prisoners today still were at governor of Massachusetts, play­ riiip. The program was in charge yo-Tumpa Development Company, iy man. Tho company .^ter.leafn following yesterday a break- 1 O fficer A verts Bad ed u leading role. J. A, Pittman hntl C, M. Pow^ WASHINGTON^ Jan. 25. UN'S) tion arc now so heavily in debt that as paasaagers. ' ned that it* client hau undergone tiie Elmwood breach of W reck On Elevated —Thousurtds they cannot potsibly shouUor the |Jr-" . ■, . Bodies ,O f 3 t y ( M ngf Stinson flew to Tampa from a "Vorehoff “operationo f pcr» 9n* would have ■* ■ “ ■with, rat aat- ty jail. Th# search centei sisitors toduy Included the fol­ extra taxes which thoy would have Chicago with two passengers In been drowned' in the recent Miss­ Youths Founa In Bay isfactory raaulU. Under the vicinity o f Jackaon and ding Kiwaniuus; W. O. Fleming, to pay if their states are roquireu tho record time o f seven hour* I NEW YORK, Jan. 25— (IN S )— _ the __ where, necordirg-to __ *a “ issippi flood had It hot been for i* of the Insurance policy fos; David Peel. W. G. Vaughn to meet twenty per cent of the More Gian one hundred (mssen- the perfectly organized rescue “ '’ ,1 tltty-tlve minutes last ^ j ^ J e ’r w as’ t o “ h are’• an annuity . .tatu H ie * , an annrd MIAMI Fl». Jan. 2 ^ — 0 NS) Clyde.Trammel, ull of Melgers on a Brooklyn elevated train work of the Federal Government, coat of flood control works, I arker Plana for a return flight wen j noiu ^____ , up a truck caravan,-kid j>mo: M. B. Smith of Titusville; Funeral services for Carl Rich­ were saved from injury and pos­ qdded. river system' changed when the rvlatcr d e c'v J from the company. that1driver and eicaped with c W. G. Kespess o f Jacksonville, mond.. Wiliam R. Cooper, ami sible desth *ariy today when po- former Governor JohO’ M.*Parker, Maintenance of the rher sy*un . . . k Ualtlmore J n l.. Now tho company claim* that o n #» u ; '2 I^juislana, dcclurcd todny ht I-'0 p,u.» --r---limbed of I-ouislana, aeciurcu iu«n> i .......... . . .. . lo t ie ,iaio augsipt also A. W. Prait o f Orlando Ralph Miller, all youths under titPolice order* to “ shoot S o"7 h ” . . ^ i s,nu... M M . » * . ^ Russell Snow’ o f ;Quitman, Ga. and that the Lbrougho tbn, the former g o u ;v h . -a --------- ms h..n, ?f »»«!' ‘ S ir.tt'5 his ..»« life • their bodies had been found l>’ “ » ° . i jew (,!* whistle.to warn tr»l problem. . jj c<l, pointing out th a t1j"Vil\ud Tux’ ARMY GITTS MONEY * Hiould.be • v o u «i. Th, . h i « . lM. „ ^ _________ MAN ELECTROCUTED o f Jho war matrrisl ® ■ - •• --------- * ,ht. operation plcaced in answrer nddiets and l Eqrapc cojiu could noVt-r #• i t • Mlss-J MU*.J vWASHINGTON. Jan. 2 5 .- ,|mt ev.iry man has the rigb* t"- J t^ y , j n,, J*\, f.qropo fA S H lf »A8HV1LLE, Tenn., Jaii. 25.— younUy if it were not 'T ^ ; Or-I ormy engineer •prolong his life by every The boys *, Jjtnsing wcr> centering issippi and fho p o p -51 . .............. •. . ................. T (8 )—Telling his mother tha) n a canoe-for »»**•*•“ *—» 'i wind* u w » *"» • ..-j nroblem as one would *ee her “ In heaven,” Bt’ i across Biscayne Bay and h ,‘l ” ° l Bidldlng under con»tructton. It J^b d h Jj* J ^ 0(pcr|tv. Th? tian r.’ )wlcr, former Ueputy sheriff, tdhglittRn) [id with hit life in' -the clectrir were seen floating In the bay laU J^Iged on « e thint ^ 11. n,#l(}, paralyxfcd the -transport*|r}r at btute prison hers ttxlav cvsplnk ty A. B. Chalk. ><,c“ matonnm fuib-J |0 ‘’ ou^ t \ . ;. tlcn /ysU m of tho lower MDrisf - the me murders mureera of a physician an am Ji csef * T,i;!r cnroa x n t faUltd nrl until almost upon the gi«do*. > . J jt o , » . « « . t C W M ». • W f f l v V a liS iiw a m M J W M . A IM . 3 i w Sr i b . - - . ►tiler wa$$ baptised jfrpW tu jt tur . frt»iu ulittmclluD# ft»dlng to ihe Baptist rite. I tbc •'»>’• ’.TCirl'L-f c!Governor Of Louisiana'Testifies At satisfiedwiththesituation. |^ Hearing Of Senate.On Fldod Control ! Prisortehi ’" From Detroit Jr:i LS 1m-- >- “*■s: isu. « » - « • 1 -srst Xj&rS-uS'-tX........ .. ?ix SK S" «» w a ‘Y fe;.h .“ ta . i,/ l«v. V < cmA \ ! �( r RAGE ST*‘ % Wall Street Favor Gene Tunney Faces Challenges From Yanks To DuplThen TWmild-Rn Champs! Last Yeards^JSemformanci Ily Davis J. Walsh International News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK. Jan. 24.— Accord­ ing1 to Wall Street odds, establish­ ed in the great emergency today because the season will open in nt lenit two and a half months, th world’s champion New York Yan­ kees ought to finish no l etter than first in the 1H2S American League pennant race. The Yanks arc he’ d at odds as short as a brcalhlc* •< pant. Or ntnyhe a pair of them, by W. Lam Dr.mcll and C .iupatiy, b it­ ting tommis: h rier* in the -n calkd street. Olio dollar, in fact, eon get you ns ninny n* two provided th • Yanks don’t win. i-----------Tlu* PUuhnrgb-Fi-mi *. i x 'i Nnr=~ itnn! League Clmni'iions liitewia' ant .esteemed -over their fi, hi but ■ not' prohibitively so. The Pirate* nre ns 2 to 1 shot, alike in Wall Street and in the winter hooks of > ’ the Middle W e t, with the St. I-ouis Cnrdinu1-- and ;*•>• Chicago • Cubs a half-pace bail: at ni l- ot 2 1-2 to 1. Meantime, <>jr Mr. McCrnw will getting abng r.inly with*.at the 125 runs that Regers P -rn.-lij* drove in last year that the Giant; hold at ” 0 to 1 nail the Phils at I0f» to 1 and the Mi.gg.t v. h.» w ant-to l ack them at thU or any other j'riec may be fount! all piled up under the nearest semi-colon. Tliere are several . urprlscs in the American League prices, irre* rpective of tlie fact thr.t any chib, li \vi ver plnurible, f hould make you want to place two to win <-ne. One of these purely, academic surprises it the fact thnt. i j some books, the Chicago White S r. are looked upon with email r.av: i with tbo Phi!l«!'.dliington Tiger.*, Senators r the q iiirtit is held at '4 L> t,- al­ though many handienppers think the Athletic.; *- hollltl-lm a xlloM-'C pc1 r >KNn '.ho S"nnt irs and the Ti­ ger- itn ! that the White Sox should be a lunger price than any «>f them. Tlu- Cleveland Indians are rated at s to I which seem fair enough, rrd thc-Rcrtin Red Sox at !’.<• to I. wbi' h Is fairer. However, vy.i ran' n>'inve me that the Red Sox are ru ire t'uun three limes better .->* t than th ■ St. 1 ouis Rn wn but -ite' ill " i to ear t » lie. Ttm di-nianth-l D own: nr • rcix«ined ni-totl in I and all c f their back' r tnav b • t'limd dln-ctly in tfjun; ugwVWRIttr THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY JANl) A ftY . 24, tlirn Obtained n Germnn intcrmcili;.ry, the Ot'.o W olff Steel gohipnny oF DitoSM'lilorf, ••Germany, Which puts up 7»*'per .rent security for tin* loans and in turn gets tttput 75 ty H(f per cent of the. or­ der, f for machinery fo f MnkeyenUy. The soviet Rovbtniuent will pay nine per ernt interest from the Placing Of Fortv Million Dol­ time parts o f the credit are-ticlar Loan In United States poritcil in German bn' k«. The IsKeprarded As Most Impor- hanks will pay out sums to Otto tnnt Credit Move Of Russia n iA R K O Y , Ukraine. Jnn. 2! NEW YORK, Jen. 24.--(IN S> I lacing the 1? 10,000,000,000 iron Unite 1 —Gene T Jpnoy will be confronted industry loan in , the Statt'.< is r.gnriliu! in mnmiwith chalk nges by Jack Sharkey ai d .lack Delaney in .Mnr. when fnctuilng circles lure as the mowt the six months ullowtd the cham­ important forciRn credit operation , pion to defend Ills title expires. i f the Soviet govreninent o f the Following the e>:nmplj n* Sharkey year. It will holster up the weak­ in iutlgiag a ilrfi with th? New ‘ est link in the whole industrial York Boxing Coniir.irshin, Dela i­ chain which the Soviets nre fevcy bat filed a challenge against t risking attempting to forge. • T u n m yw ith the National Boxing The production of pig iron is Association. The nr- . iation hit* way below pre-war level. Steel ^iiri-diitimi over twenty-sis stales. ipills, developed with the aid m Delaney’s move U itttcmlctl to American cnginccnt, r.rr not work­ - _ el ec’ima.c • SharkeyV .ambition;* ing i« capacity because o f l n ?or a titukir match. The Bi'hlge- : hnrtage of Irop. The Mnkcyu/.kj port shaipshootvr’s clndlen *..•. toumiry in the Dun Ilasin, for V.'jis ir.’iile with .llie con ditiun thrt he knocks out Tom Lcmicy in thrir btiut here on Mra 1 Delaney contends thnt If he stop.* ut»t) tors o f jiT: Tlt.’ iicy. who held Sharkey^ to n Smelter draw. In- iliotild n o f b ; eo.mjicnc'r; l et|Ui]>p"i ’ jt c ci-t Sitarkey before taking tin ' Ikbuilt, cnlaif !. r-m DEFENDS TITL! SCHENECTADY. N. Y.. Jan. 24. (IN S )— Frank Tabers ;i, of Schemitudy, wiy defend hi* title ns p ‘ Let billiards champion tonight in a match with Arthur Woods, Pawtucket, R. I., the matcii to be —-r-vt-H— in— ttnTf— titoTT~ iTT UID I’ ttid near tile Krivoy-ro>; (eroo’ ed horn) quart rite deposits \vh;< i have an iron content o f from !I0 t1 t!.*» per cent an are easily mb. -d Tli.' fi-.-hl iui« lecn rr.timated tTFrm no ffangcr* o f a raw r. It rial .shnriage in micIi clone |i • imitv to tV* priiellery that tin ore rail be moved l>y buii.■ . chain-'. The S< v "t KiiVcrnmeiit e g i-i t<> inve.it ."25,000,(10(1 in the f '.m iliy a- n::;unst ? 10,000,000 ol' I e'g • eapii 'l. The financing is <• •• . I :Ji mo t InvoKed ill the hi:-*. ; nf Stivic conrc.euons. Aided D) Germans ' I i- uriilir.sttiiHl that A iiih 1 <t I i mi t. tw l. xce—wTii,vl"- .eenrltv for (he iiedit*. >’■> I'ln l INf vc York I" Strrct ngd are rated cqaallv with \ the Cincinnati Rci!h at -l4to 1 in the 1 Weft. Another reaclii :i 'Ti th" [ Hornsby matter j? the fact that the | Boston Braves, hitherto worth all o f twenty cct.ls on the dollar. Iinv*- 1 been elevated to the statin o f a ncnr-contcnder at 12 to 1. However, thciv nr»‘ no 1 to 2 ch oice . In the National I.iuvue, that linction tiaviua keen le.-’crw d f >r the American League Cl.ib that v on the pennant bv i.i u teen La!) game in 1027 ami suffered n .tl.inr. o r ' ptrsibly less, bv the i f f se a -a i. trades of it i uamidiute riva’ ». TJie A*ank< arc 7 to J". a o r e intelligent price, in the West lm' , neither there nor in Wall Street i there n gent :n-b in utg|, t > "I " any i•ri».- wiintaoev, r ng: last th. finlrLing ...... ml or tldr *. Bv contrn-t. tlv* Naliom.i •. i looks tlie pari of » vi iy hot fii" h ' to the gambrdeer . Ill f.ict, only' t».o entries the Brooklyn Dodger* ' and the Phillies, i ., no’- given :*• least n v bit*.* aian’ i ebr.nce t'< get Up with the pate. 'I'li- 1J igi r- m • mull : wb i in " ' i t ialeil SWIMMER FAILS the de p i i i i *o g a in s w e ig h t - ( I N S ) - j NEW YORK, Jnn. 2-1— ( I N S ) TANGIER. Jan Rome doubt ns to>\ the reason* Promoter Humbert KuRnzy, w:n which forced Miss Mercedes dispatched an emissary to South Gleitro to nhnndon her attempt America to induco Luis Firpo to| to swim the Straits o f GibraltaV return to the ring, reports that I after five hours was expressed by several experts here today. The report that Miss Glqltre had been cuvght in n w hirlpool. was" looked upon ns tligiUJy exa^ccrated.-ilav— eml pcirnnrrierlnm t tha-svrhnmer: merely bucked a strong tido eddy against wldch she was unable to make any headway and became exhausted. I'KLTZER with-modern Go:.nrgn and Ameri­ can machinery, as is the'intantioi Strihling* Knocks Out tlii- smeltery will turn out ne:til; a million Ions i f ir>n. Burke In FirstRouiul ’I lie Makeyet.ky foundry Is ft Ml \Ml, I’la.. Jan. el—(INS) Yifc.g Strilillng ef Macon tda.di ed hin'w.iv 1>a ruviL knockuu hen 1.st night uv r Marlin Ilurlc 1926 keepkouse witk TO III N ‘ For a time we tried to get alonp withoutt j phone. Henry thought we could a .t J much. . . . but never again. NEW. YORK, Jan. 24.— (IN S )— If the permit to Dr. Otto Peltzer to compete in the United States is granted by the Foreign Relations Committee o f the Amateur Athletic Unit'll, his first race in America will be run in Madison Square Garden on Feb. 2, it was announc­ ed today by t fficiiOo o'! the Millrose A. A. They Mated they had re­ reived a telegram frrai Dr. I’ eltxcr in San Frartrisco declaring that he wished t'» enter the Millrose Games provided tho A. A. U. committee grantci) this nermitDr. Peltier’s opponents have not yet been named. ‘It was the most ghastly feeling—to he iMJ cut off from everybody— not to hear the vJ o f one’s friends except the few times 1raJG away from the house. AnJ those tiresorseja to town— to do my shopping,. . . 0h| im*j then I’d use the neighbor's telephone, ht always annoyed them, and embarrassedm ‘After two harrowing weeks, Henry deoiddj the few cents a day we saved were ivitvi tlir-warry^-of-kiwwiug-lMlw-antH-VTrnt here witliout a telephone. And nowth*. have one, I’m more convinced than ever4 couldn't keep house without it." SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY , (bicoiromtiru) Your Chance TflfpliPtif r<itfs arc so Inc that the service cf protection and con­ venience f.:r otiWreigh the tnfhn j ceil. Ailt our local office to itisull ycur telephone ot orce. of a life time to see your city from the air. Lieutenant L. H. Scott, ex-army avia- AltW ? H i M tora, r*T2 ., are going- to have an opportun­ ity to ride in a real airplane during the en­ tire week for the small sum of $1.50, which will equal former $5.00 rides. * t Another Special <’or this week will be trips to Daytona Beach and return for 312.50. Also this week only will give flying instructions for •'7.50 per lesson of •/» hour. Famous Pitcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates, write; n— ■ HIIdIII11 I-N‘. Sir.; . ; i KBltn.t*-/ -• — ll requires splendid physical condition and steady nerve:; to u:kc; regular turn on the mound season after season and in looking fa cigarette I was anxious to find ore which could he smoked niti taxing my wind or irrigating my throat, J. decided upon L'allies 1 can safely say that l am never troubled vrilh ,, a cough and my wind is in splendid sh a p e” / S/a < ■*/ ^ Campbell, Gallant British Driver, to Race Last, by Courtesy American Opponents in Forthcoming Florida Speed Trial , V(Ur>il Di. on ra x Aw*<Wezir. v Wv-c Vr t.frU A •Cetl.-'i'/l'tH ie i^ream or the tobacco C 7//* Mtirtfti "$"Holock; o r soul'hJ ■?CC0HD OUMOND-OAYTONA DRACIt. I lo c ju r d . fcpicil. ami Mill more s p e d .I p o w erfu l au to A vib lle In tlie xY rid. It Man want, to lia rcl b« tact .with u* is tqiiiyj-.cil m Hire" cquijjpqit v ilt:i il.n-v it H-p,ayp'^a n ir-. ,. UlUi;-ur.B.er.-ca^ii«.tkiat*>-rramm<— wefWy-jvTnfr-r-r.T.rn-r.* v? Iiuiiilrctl ton drove nt a rote ut l i t miles jn-r Irene |,*jv.ci' > u when brl^ytr moo hour on OrRionil-Uoylona Hearn In levnlmiona per | tntnute, but tln-se »W0. but Inst Marti) | ir It. O II !m\e bt rn ''ii up" r.a that they have clone ov.*r llurs tliou.-oiul ir »c lutlons per njlnute witliout lead. Th.* enRlue id Cant. t'anipUfU's cur U o i n in . ntrd I. unde r government Mlprrvikion in u the u u U io rltlct have granted pci mission to cuter the ruce' Owing to the lu il that Campbell n defending the title now h eld byCIfeot Drtlulu, tho Daytona lle a c b Cham ber ot Ccmmerco Raring A ssociation , in charge nt the meet, and Cupt. Camp­ bell's AuirrUun oppon en ts tiove n greed that he shall race lust. T h is will give him un opportunity to learn how fast lie must go to surpass th e speed o! Ills American rivals. Ormond-Daytuna Deuch luti* Desch Pcb. lb to S3 Inrluitve T h ey will bo driven by Prsnb liockhart, who on April loth, 1037, streak­ ed u mile in 31 it MPenils o n Uie'dUcd I u p bottom o t Mimic IatIce in Callfurt u d . . by Captain ' Malcolm Campbell. Xlrlllih speed acr*. whose irourd ot IU7 miles prr hour lii Ills Niiplrr-cur.lntd Blur bird was f ill ihArt st Pcudltu* B*acb. Wuhp, task Pohrusry. by |x>ir beach cmidluorvi. WUl by J. M. While ^ir. White wtio Is s well-known n a n u f u t u r c r o t Insulated sutomubUe wuc. on Hero in the Southland we know good Tobacco. It is born in us and it is the livelihood of most o( us. ‘The Cream of fi the C r o p ’ i^J^oUglu for LlJcSCY STRIKE. I know for it h a s been my duty to purchase it on the markets for years for this biand.” mm A y e r o f Tobacco which N o Throat Irritatlo n -Nf^ r/sn . • “■ - i■i ■—*' �j*5* / t : - ■ - > — •. Ui.‘ VJ* .r >i t • C AGS W O n«- '*?* & - The Sanford herald ■—■■ " a ■*iT.r. Mm ■■I.W' ' — *" I - j 1 ' ' *• 1 '• SANFOljp, HfenALD._WEDNRSi)AY .TANT.'R V 2"), 1S28 For Better MarUe^ng 1 a '«1!B risb m ie ^ e sjt V I 7 .......... . r ^En mE wW wS sP pA aP pE rR rS A C IT Y JnUm DG D nv B Y ttc ITS -N S ■.-• ,‘ -l| pf* )■ ■r >1 ff* * * * T _3 Hjj 1 Auto Laundry SAJIASOTA TIMES •• In an interview published recently in The Herald, tran k Dead .Iff Minute*— We heard a visitor remark the THAN. IT EVER DID, although Forster, 'president of the First National Bank, made a HUg- Dun’t Start Too Soon. Washing, polishing, top dreading I t S ls a a v lls A f t i i r , other day that there does not seem business conditions in his home gestion which we think should leave a deep impression in Mlirds Sing on Sunday. and greasing at popular prices. t l i u m s t tr r ty r iiilr sr. 111s# r*»rf to be anything wrong with Sarasota,: town are had, and his firm was While de­ The Little Man. 'IB, at ( h i I’ u a to ftlcr the minds of the farmers o f Seminole CJounty. al (it statement he made after being actually attracting business (hat it ■ ‘ r i . t • rid *, u n d e r a rt « t ploring the present hit-or-miss svstejm o f marketing, he WORK GUARANTEED a rrh h, (BBT. Il> AM bu r. I}rl»l>n»r. here two weeks and looking around >*wou|d not otherwise secure if -it L‘o. t '*>!*> rl*bi I I U by Alar expressed it ns 'his opinion that "fin er results could be obWe have nil slic* good used but I tin find that there Is too much did not advertise in the afternoon I h D K V.V _________ K 4 lt* r H U D ltM U ..... . ..H o a a g r r tained if. the farmers .would get together and form co-operMTCHAFi.-t. Hinyh, »s year* old.1 talk .and cry of "hard times'* n- newspaper. His firm, he further tires and tubes on hand. jp X I U .i» a n a g ia f ¥fTvc~markctrng:associatiuns such us. they, luwti iu .C aliCocc^ 'filOcR«lT:li-llvc jwircj cnrrringr&OOO tnoiur the. business, -man. espmu.lU mentioned, . concluded, that. tint a£.t HATKB........... IT.tM G IV E T T S ~ 7 rT R IA T T ^ ~ volts and, according to doctors, was the merchants who Hc«m to think ternoon newspaper-was-the paper in ” r. ah We are notifnmiliur with the intricate inner workings "dead for half an hour." Quick ac­ there is no silver lining to the dnrk that was read by the multitude, n •*■»*•#•**■»•**■■**•*•«•# 91*TB tfk ..... Mali Seminole Tire Shop of these California marketing associations, but .we under­ tion by firemen brought the. boy cloud Ihnt is hanging not only over conclusion reached after n ertreful —■...... ...... —« -4- - wSnhasoia but over the entice nation, survey .conducted along business IjRtk (o live. ■ . »■ . . ♦ I f H rT a lC * a «a f»tT U p la a r r r » « « < stand that, among other tli'ngs, California farmers have, like lines. irsd'ar ns business ik concemcd. And Filling: Station B > H (| a M H c ilh ia (a th e In te rn a * A( first hia mind •wandered. the long haul from K la a a l t n u . l t r v l n , r r r r lv la a frnaa been able to get lower freight rates on Tliis visitor mentioned ,that in Sarasota has progresstvj.* nierThen he recognijcd friends;' .. — —. .. r . «thla ■ a a c r la r « m o r a a a la a tla a the Pacific to the centers of population on the Atlantic Sea­ Willard llattery Sendee g w r n t r U H M a l w n t a tla llr r a r e r * knevf his own niuno, who, he w a s I his home city the merchants ha\e chants, a fact that cannot he denied, M l MU' th e lea d In* m a l a e f Ih r board than Sanford has for the shorter distance to thdse and it hat he had heed doing in the been as hard hit as in Snrnsotn, if |lUt they, do not seem to appreciate Firhstone Tires w n tlre w n rtd . T h e 1, H. N. U .•ii t mar­ previous 18 vears. not harder, but they are holding on t|10 value o f advertising ns n busi# r t l « l l f e f t l r l r a t la F lo r id a a a u Ha same places. This, of course, has nothing to do with Hull fins , • M I M T a f haaMllnM a ta te a t t t a U keting. but it shows what can be done through co-operation. T, nriRU ,!,«.« tho I with grim determination and fac- IU.SS stimulator, which is not only J illlM a h w in L Vulcanizing 1 nM of , , ; linK *-l,n!" ion wUh “ our conclusion reached by their fallC o-op eration might well be called "team-work for want 1*77 “ ' * I T : u t,nV’ l,oon Ion realizing that there will be u better ure lu ndvcrtl.e their stocks of • Thv | l*ra id la a m e m b e r a t Ih r o f a better synonym. In football, for instance, team-work 109 W. 1st. Tel. a a d it B l i n a a a f d t r a l a l l M U , a a i 1* | i . _ H onc rament <l,1<* u ^u n l *,l? deflcitn of the tfoU(js# bUt a conclusion reached by la lrra u a tlon a l A a a a rla tla a a l l ‘ ak< Jr absolutely essential to the success o f the. team. Thu for­ imi, perhaps, as nc ^eanust prcii(!nt wiu 1h! ,noro obliterated b y , out of cvcrjf )0o persons wlio lla t e r h , A d v e r tis e r s , a n d A d v e n t s * go eleigvman suggests, as long aw n the greater Imsincss that is in the t t,ome jnlo tf,is ejty • ft* A tta la w h ich r-«in 1rr* ru rh wards must open holes fn the line before the backs can billion years, waiting for tile world I'nh lhah ar m e m b e r l a anhralt la a through, and the hacks mnst take advantage of the holes offing. ia e a a « h a u d it at ■ ith seelalles A lesson in the value pf advertis­ to end and (iabricl to summon us? The city’s “ g\iest" had particular « l» * S n 1 a l d a r - 1 » -reel t f n b a o ln le lr opened bv the forwards if ground is to be gained. And sinting might be gained by the nnnoua ll r h lm a a t r lr r a i a l l a a aa »*rll ah *“ emphasis upon the vnlue of ndverilarily, the ends must take out the interference if the hacks t i a r a I fit| * ln ru turth .mL». ccincnt of many of the larger firms YOi.Nt; gentlemen of Y’ nle vole tising in the afternoon paper, for, of national importance who have are to got the man with the ball. , overwhelmingly for Secretary Hon- htr KUittii a visitor forms ids or her J A N . 2.*i. 1928. Complete co-ordination o f the team as a whole is re­ 1ver for president in 11)28. Tiie impression of a city by its newspu- declared that they are going to , . .. i spend considerably more money W- •. . quired, Each man docs his own little job for the sake of voung men reflect, without know- purs. Let a person reach a city and h of I028 than formerly.in I t i ii : U K it A M i'a r i i u r . i i . m Individual glory must be sacrificed for ing it, opinions o f their fathers and glance over the city s newspapers. d ^ o a iiM i la e llr a nd r*n *r> the entire machine. r •adUoai - " la la lr o H a a . ' » adaalali other older men. particularly the afternoon paper and " ! l, , . . ' . , .I . '. eaaaai .en ter ru a tra la J a ck * the honor of file whole team. It profits little, when a halft . tw rr rtltn u M fiffk i - X sn tv rd . K ls rld a . Cars and Trucks 1926 Stake.....C» Bdy. Truck ....,$ 1925 Ford..... 4 aa | Coupe ........ X « D 192G Dump *.... Truck l.......... 1925 Hudson .. Coach .............. /-a rlu U 1 1925 Hud. 7 . . . . AnJ Pas Sedan ....... U v|) V -63 Cadillac .. Sedan ....... .. j WEDNESDAY tliih ,.... .........— 1----- ---------- --- .'bn ck~m it k es’ irstn rt ling-play-it nd-g**tH-n-big-hHnd*-i£-the-Um in. -fl A a l X m UJ 1927 Ford....... f /■*'] Roadster........... *XuUI 'T i r e s t o n e I w C a a r t t a r l l a a a f At. d » a M« I n ­ d ia * H ir e r t ’a a a l. I r - l M U f i i r a l l a a a l ^ a a n th lf ||l*ar I li* IVm C • a lin e a l kw ln fln g *ro*1a tr ia , a a a r ln tr a t /Q| I 925 'F&rff'..r.Touring ............ ■ br“ " tl ,,f «oods^hokhl m »| i UU] Seminole FOR RENT Securities Co. AMONG •Democrats, Governor j without advertising therein, nr.d im loses thb game. Neither would a tackle be inclined to allow Would Wnt. Wrigley lie the tvrt in nf, ttnusUullv rouph opttorteM lo Ret ihrdllRil St> that,. Jn- Smith of New York js the favorite. I mcdluuly, lie further declared, thy man he is today and off tl Btewtl o f liimself. » back carrvittK the lmll miRht be bruised. Jby a big majority. 11 r" 1 1,1‘ progressive on “ “ ty,rJ'is "without liter•mU-*» «»f nickel packages of chewing So it is, we undcrsXami. with celery Kfowcrs. It may! IVicutlw of Secretary Hoover chnnls, those win. believe that ml- cum. if he did not advertise. No, ■ a 'a ilr C h ra r V vertising is a stimulator of husl- he would net, nntl Mr. ngiey hint,.4*11*1 t t l f b ra a lllir a * appsrentljl profit .-certain ram, to ship his celery ttrocp or | •sell’ cpiphasizen this fact in nil of One i mom. one 5 room neaa and who realize thnt when a littici RponK.v, but it does not serve the icputation, ot pros-! piartcrx nf a race with case, Init “ and m o d e rn haaaH al. bukinrr.s isMslack then is it ncce.t- his statements made aiienl the val­ and onc 6 room house. peri|y of the entire county. It may seem to benefit one far­ nut tiie h .xl quarter. ^ snry to (dug away nfpru uonsist- ue of advertising. i - ' BLDLB VERSE FOP. TODAY mer to cut early and. sell at a low price when be anticipates There is no doubt about the fact | These houses nre modern entiy \v:tIt advertising in order t>< fl'GENEROSITY — Withhold not a decline,;1iut such action on bis part certainly does not tend P1TTSBURGH judge decidea attract the trade. tint a city is judged by its newspa- ! in every respect, and the 4Tt>od from them to whom it in Jue, to stebiliXQ the market. that I’ iltslmrgh's aymphony society This man is a- prominent mer­ per.*, particularly the advertising! ,OCH ARBOR H. C. Doug;.tss, Mgr. Used Car Dcpl. I l l -S. I/Ce SI. f Klrt-Jt U in,the jiower of thine Only through such lentn-work as a football learn em- may give concerts on Sunday, al­ chant in ids h one city. AND HE carried by its merchants in the af- I rent fs reasonable. f hand to’ dot 4t.— I'rov. 3:27. p]qy>t can the b e st results from farminR be obtained. A though the Allegheny County Sail- MADE *1.111C STATEMENT THAT t*::iotn newspaper, the paper con- I Also have tw o ..2 rroom r ■. 1 apartments mti d o g t . V N " . ^ . ‘F b r - S h l e ^ ' -’ partly . furn ished. MIST mDokc from jeweled ciiuldrnnR . dawn the mi?tH uri*o A ROARING JACKASS ilia familiar mountains GOLEM Ill'S KNQFIREIt-SFN i(^own usual to our eyes, HANKING gcnlii ircn tell lluMaking Rapid Strides little man not i . invest in stocks or walked inmagic Senator Heflin of Alnbnmn.. a despicable pnlitirnl figure—:i ■•ven iiiiii, s. hut put Ids money in r% ilh Veil* of mystery P rogress o f the South in I lie m a tte r 'o t education is make us, by denial, savings bank'. abusing lii> p*ivileges i a United |man who. if lie |mssessed lirnins. forcib ly ilenionstraled by figures recently made intblic by Have eagemes* to *re. That h mind* you of the little States Senator, again—and as would lie n menace to the pence of the M a n u factu rers Record, an ardent ch am pion o f Dixie buy will, didn't want his sister to I his country as he tins been the de­ in ev ery nlifisc o f its development. T h e number o f public fill llie big blue huttlefly. He usual h:i> attacked the Pope, Adrift bsck in silver stroyer of tolerance and good-will I'ntholii ami Governor Alfred K ,the vasts of -ir— school pupils lui./ increased to such an extent as to give us wanted to hill it. Smith ,,u the floor of the United among too many of his state. And Srhoid the mountains pardonable pride in ou r native seel ion. which h eretofore If ponds ami -.’locks, industrial |Stales Senm• The fanatical nutray* knew wcic there, has been tilt* target fo r id I kinds o| c r iticism levelled ■by am) other*-, viebl (>%,fiis gooil for Mmrst „r Alabama's Itt-tired senator above nil, in matters political and it eaW tim e with new.wonder northern edu cators who pronounced ou r hack ward ness as big •oiU'<,tlif, why not give thr led Seiiatoi lfobiiiMin of Arkansas, religions. Heflin is an unscrupulous - w « see heights shining clear astounding and c on stitu tin g one o f the grave problems c o n ­ litt’ i* man a rhunee 7 leader of tin* Democrats in the Ini r. : U f mirta, each time discover Senate, to take the Alabaman to Wlnoi Heflin hail completed ills ti * New cause for being here, fr on tin g the nation. Snvs tlit* Record in a recent issue: have j task bn his Imk of sense and de- asinine tirade. Senator Welsh of 11II tv MA NY milliuiia i'll . ' .i,!* Glen Ward Dreslu.ch " I n the decade ending in l(r*M the num ber o f public Mel- ceney Senat*11 Heflin's reply «n* _____________ school pupils in the South increased from Tdit'.l.iioii to rrei.ei a k II. Kckt i . o f tin; Moit'aiui. u t’atholii, arose and .it,. I'oriiji.iiiy; I ' m iilelit to thmiten tlmt should Senator l • politan ! plThtvQiti' Commission finally col- y ,4 1*1,001). o r 2d per cent, while during this period public Mil, hell. o f Du National C ity' Itotmison make the stum* remarks calmly inquired of the president apajd bptoie the charge of the school ex pen ditu res in that section increased nearly 2"iO per It.llll. I’ fl :d<b hi Gianiimi, ,,f the] in Alabama tin Arkansan would of the Senate what was the order Lift k . brigade. cent. In 192*1 the South bail about mu--third o f the ct mdryY. Han;, , f Italy mi,l tin* Ibim itidy I.V'he gi-. oil a cent of tn r nnd feathers. of the day, Had Senator Walsh . i 7 0 Senator population, yet it had • '!!) per cent o f ( b e a g g r e g a t e num ber ( ' o i p o i . i t ion. ami inzi-iis o f otht* ea Uflvidenliv Heflin was. n*ked wliat was the disorder of the j Th#' Tmiea-lJnlim suggests that /•the next generation will be "sit- o f pupils in all the public elem entary and secon d ary schools, made foi Ili ii b klioltlcrs by wise Sjicul.ing foi hi lawless cnltengues day the iep!y might appropriately' t,i,l<i| mill - I n k In 11*st lit i'll l a 7 of the Klull, but liis dastardly have been, Heflin. pretty," outside of the bond o f the country. boast will lie •e,etely condemned < oimulnis Inquirer Sun Mr .Min hell iiia,l,. millions for tuea. "N o t otilv does the Sonlli show 1«» b e lte r advan tage ill hi* bunk Inning govniutm-nt Imniis by Iht* decei t element in Alabama \U public school enrollment Ilian the eotmli'v a> a whole, but , t ' --------- o----Perhaps ii t> ju-t as well now) II *IUi •sful jiolitiriun is nicy below j ar, n In n little pciqilo were . A national election is approacli- a larger percentage o f it - school ■ Idldrcti are to he lotmd in a> later to *|>ca frankly of Heflin, who l ei-ns m hi* toes all the time unloaiiing ( Io n, fthg in Cuba. Amerirar munition its secondary schools than in the cou n try as a whole, and Alabama’ s i oaring jackass. Heflin hui Will* II ■ver gets on tile other W liy not a i oiiimittre o f honest •factories me working night and w h a t is more striking is Hit* l a d that about one-half o f the I llliirieiors (,, loll l lie litlle |)eo|iiu is not ntilv a i indent egotist hut felhnv's Virginian Pilot. ettriy. South's high school g radu ates e id er college Public n orm al' what I■+ b o \ , afely ' school enrollment in the Smith made an even hettei sh ow in g, HanaUit Heflin blew off again with tin enrollment gain since I'.M I ot l i per cent, n on pareil TH E Kineeroi o f Jn|i:tn sets an Jon Monday. He is affording the 1111>t ■ in eeononi) carries a ^f> Igaileryltes and otLers, mure nr with II 1.5 per cent for the ( n .lcd Slate.--. n nteh, ■nil n ates lii* own rie<* field. " I n 1921 the Soul It had ov er lb m r cent ot tin* c o u n ­ •lew dislnteresti'd, a great amount |of plrASutu, l>ut lie is doing more tr y ’s p rim ary and secondary school enrollment, m ore than That would stir|iri«e his g re a t•to «levt* Al .Smith pies id cot than " 7 per cent ot the cou n tr y 's private school and academ y Bieist-grioidfather. I hill Mikado, Jany othar^lemncral in the country. students and more than L'l pet teiti o f the countrv ■* p r i­ In1 lifting a fin ger could eiuqi o f f anybody's Iliad, mid he did. ¥(' - - o -- . vate normal school attendance. It had nearly 27 per cent "There is no room on this earth o f all the university, college and professional school studJ a p a n e s e , iiUcvor Hun we*t•for twisted, crooked brains," says <•t n niclIiiHis bring in went era ngi-Jib* Orlando Sentinel, Thr Sentinel oilts in the United States. T h e statistics which tin,' M anolactirec Record luis* totton. |*oliti**. in .la|ian js «liviil>:tl |*jnay be right us far as "twisted sig tiifica ill. afut m u s e mtn n d it f r l ' b now, imlmJing ||nralns" go, bn! when it infinder^ Tjrttfi * able to gTitli Or'fire esliertallv JVrooWd hr*ln»," we feci thaj it is the Baltim ore publication to declare that it is hard to uti- f'.ur ini»,r imriim. Thm mils fm poking In a lot of territory. derstnnd the luisis fo r som e c r it ic n?s when we leant Ihat lllollghl. Jlere we haven't even one labor nearly half o f the high school itnidm des in the South are party and woriy about ImlsheviMii, 'I The Herald most heartily com- en terin g college, that m ore illiteracy exists in New York |Hruend» the City Gommiasion for its C ity than in the mountain regions o f Dixie and that public faction In giving the Florida Power education below the Mason and Dixon line is g r o w in g m urej Git FAT Until in is "wnlehing the United State# carefully, suspecting Jand Light Company a new thirtytin American challenge for world lypar francidsc. No, we have not rapidly than in the cou n try as a whole. Educational grmvlh in the Southland is keeping pace siqiremuey." Jvold out to the Ccnimission, and we x M -____________________________________________ $ 1 * 5 0 Maiuitncturingi This ii untry duesn’t jinttlculnrl.i twill probably criticise them uguln with prog ress in other Gelds ot endeavor. •when and if they do something nnd Industrie* are on the inrrease and as a natural c o n s e ­ want any world supremacy. Plenty twhlch, "in cur opinion", is not for quencc (he wealth nt* the section is m ounting rnpidh Not of room, plenty to do on these two best interests of Hanford. Ilul only thnt lint the S o u th ’s tlevehqiment o f its natural re- American continents. Hut if any­ at doe* not prevent us from rx body must have world supremacy, Handing our compliments when they sourees is greater in pronorl'ion to anv oth e r sertimb mid why no( the United States Thi* A t $1,511 in ev ery way we m e m ak ing great strides. It is no small is n real empire and will last |do constructive work. w onder then that edueationn*. possibilities should become m so well organized. BUSINESS men tube one look | Now if the Commissioners will at tiie stock market page, see thul "lapose of the gas plant, we will on stocks closed strong on Saturday,1 raC a movement to erect a monu ant (P them. The statement hui , pencil stronger yesterday, with THE MORE YOU KNOW H made that the gas plant hus cull money, psed for speculation, RY GEORGE MATT 11EVV ADAMS en losing money for the past tew lending at 3 1-2 per cent. That’s more than likely ever sinei 'wield i* able to fare with faith all they want to know. Pom hears. By C•purge Matthew Adams I bee#me ptunlcipslly owned. Y’ et A4I growth is bused upon know I and understanding such tragic etr;M1is, pad those of most nf th* •dgc. The uneducated, the unlenrn- venls. VICIOUS ABUSE NEVER hurts, eop^ we’ve se^fT have been high !<i, the inexperienced, art* ltie first 'tin* more you know tiie more when It Is false. George Washing toug^i apparently to take rate of L,n. a ta U u itn > oh tsiu J l.v.u il*i.L i#u ._K yH ii.iiu , o b U x i . U « k - . U a u u . x i e v u u s l i k . * U i w d » . * w U w * * f lfc'bth^tB#*H‘ ftr’f h e * ^ '• ' ; nt' aiiH Ah the history of the race pro|.*,„- lift years. I have loved mid " r I'himilng to make himself king itas, wr are told, wmipure f, UV’ r, uressed. as people learned of as- rend liuoks, hooks. Yet I am just Amcriy#. t hat did not lllirt him ably with those of other eities, h'" hut L- ‘ — or kn hU repntaue** re(ITtta(inn. • It* is — what you ft*r all^ you know, It* the totul ’ ronomy, z o o lo g y e le c t rieity, nnd beginning to feel how very little are, whut you do ami what your in inatomy, they heenme more tonfiI have read, and how very little I )»unt nf the monthly bill thm tenjiiijta-are that counts, not what tent of themselves, and begun to have absorbed from the great books other*- suV \ubnut you. Let l.a lots. i amt the Unknown. of the world.' Each yem I 11-> to Nacion fa Ik and abuse and let u» Su thnt t< day »,• have in our p"- crowd more ami more Into my miitii, An our )>dst in build iqi this North Not #o many month# »gn Prcsi- ites*inn a precious heritage one I euttm t see why there ate so many and South America continent, espe­ i f , Itttit Coolidge railed * eonferrnce ‘ hat inspires us to look farther who neglect thy chance -riven for cially our part of it. And let ii# ^for the further limitation of arm- mil beyond with. utrreused .cour­ self Impiovemenl with such vast kec|i ready, always, in case word# ment#.’’ The meeting failrd, we age and with diminishing fear. treasures open to all at pi ml ii ally ihould change to action, if we are n«Ihr*Und, because Great Britain ill trading tiie lives of very great 'no cost. Nearly every town and i ity* ready, they,* will not change to »uldif> agree to such limitation. lien, a# well a# of women, I hive lias it-s free library. Never hu» the nctiun. Tet noW'WB find Secretary Wilbur 'tilled that us death iijqirooehed, j world been filled with such a THIS PLANET i# ready fur landing of Congress huge ap* there was iio fear o(.,n tin* part of wealth of knowledge- inur!i of it The Colonial Cleaners are known for their an improved race, Colorado. Ari* apriation# for naval gxpansion ?ach doer of uselul tasks. so newly discovered. zona and New Mexico would pro­ baolntely neceaaarj- if the na* Joseph Conrad, in one of his in­ excellent service throughout Central Take Shakespeare and the Bible vide iioinea for tens of millions of Ion U to maintain itself upon the timate letters to one of his friends, alone. Each a library In itself. Head them Florida. in ^magnificent scenery, M l* In time of war," while wrote that he did not fyar death, |t the same time Great Britain lhat did nut seem to him u #urf or hooka Unit have stood the teat. brilliant, aimahino and beauty. »l» the construction '*•-*-( '•■ayic thing but to him the great Their your knowledge will Hand When and if human being# do be­ the test. come civilized, they will fly out of ilAer# sanctioned long bet ore *tagic thing in life was to lose n Try to keep overcoming the un­ there high plain* to live under I.Centra conference was railed, friend by death, Y'ou and 1 who known. i Icar blue aklea Instead of crowd­ aourae, Secretary Wilbur want* have gone through the same ex­ ing like ante in hideous cities, the big nary appropriation; it isn’t perience, are aide to understand "Seeing i* Relieving" hut if mo* gunning expuoung m e tX siipnlit simnia , ,, _ Pr° !k u mo<4 y h o serv ea bcsl explioting the # / /on to be eecrctary unless you what he meant. UituU-would tee more n larger r 4o^epetid.* - • iniMMfr But only one whu has gone nuniter.wpqld heJiving. AiUula - . o - ■ -■ enjoying through much searching in tfii* Constitution. stofice, and executions ■* *’ ' a .,. a *■ You will have to see these to appreciate them. FORREST LAKE P. O. Box 3.19 Sandford, Fin. p h on e 2.71 — M CITY '< i * and & STORAGE CO. H au lin g -C ratin g-S iiippin g S id e-T ra ck Facilities P hone SATURDAY l i>. laundry D o Your Own Delivering ‘A \Ye are ’’ rrrare'd td'do'&ij| kind o f t r a n s fe r service R E A S O N A HUE PRICES. I Mgr— On Phone IDS impi’oved residence M ortgage fiOl K. 3 ^ . St| and business Loans property Baldwin Mortgage age Co. Sec our local counsel It. Dightun, Sanford, r Fla. ‘Electricity^the Barometei o f B u s in e s s ” . To 8 P. M. your ’ cleani ngf;‘> TiBS L" Second SL S9fi Ralph \V. Lossing: 2 0 % saving w Colonial Hat.ling, ( 'r u lin g , Ship|iini| and S torag e. 200 N. Maple Avenue :*! ! • , We Are Also Oft'eriny A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Music LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE j TRANSFER DANCE * every TUESDAY Ifit'l W. First St. TRANSFER . SANFORD. FLA. D IN N E R Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling: Station G. S. WITMER, D anc e HOTEL 1 Row Boat anti Trailer ii| good condition. Cleaners says St.Louis Glohu-Dumocrit "Fieriririt) is of almost universal use. It enters to some extent mt" all industr), and to a very great ex­ tent in man) industries. it is thr source of power for all facilities ot communication except the mail; and nearly all the transportation untih* lies except the railroads, while it* use in railroad transportation is inrreaslng. It enters into the majority of homes. Three are said to lie more than <*'>,0(10 different uses of electric­ ity. A force so general and m* pervasive sorely indicates by the tv.-’S** ure of its consumption the condition and trend of business." HEN a rommodit) becomes an easential ^tdcnumt ig y. mapy *>(: . a, people* minifies that its consumption i* an index of prosperity, the efficiency of the industr) which pro­ duces and distributes it is id »iia| inijHirtuncc to , every cltlzeif r ■ L% jb The reason the id(z of electric power serves so well as u holiness baro­ meter is because it means so much more than a inertUse of power. Electricity increased (he groductivenesa of IstH>r lJo% in the last 10 )«*arH. Ihrough the rapid exten­ sion of electrical service the American worker has from four tu forty times more power st hi* comntand than bis foreign competitor, and his wages are greater in proportion. , Hut just ■'S for the woik, er. high corning capsfd) ■ sof living, depend on fna* xidual fret*dom, so for thr (lower industry freed«» of Indiv ieT-.j.-tl Initial**? and on sihundatit flow »I , rapital arc necessary . .1* • meet ptihlic demand: With earnings limited by public regulation to ** minimum fair return; it ** ensauital_Xtw.. the proUc* ** lion of the’ .consumer/ right to an adequate sup­ ply of electricity at f**r prices that the principle af individual Initiative, the wcllspring of Ameri­ can prosperity, be main* 4 talned. rhone 481 .J i f f . . Aiks • 4 * 'r �K. I V V i ■ * •>* v ■nrnr . . T h e hall needs a new rug. • U „_________ « • ______________. • ■1I|W|» '|V»I M ore tow - ‘ * l els are needed for the bathroom, and the • •i *% V' • Xi 7 . , kitchen floor could certainly stand a coat of paint. i ■/ H ie children need shoes. T h e car ’■ will soon need tires. • W ell, w e b u y a hun­ dred new things every year.. Scattered throughout the United States are manufacturers w ho make the very things w e need. Their products Certain certain stores within of these products, and certain of these stores are especially fitted to take care of our spec­ ial need. But which products and which Stores? W hich can we afford, and which do w e think is best? - — L i—- — - W e must look to ad- * ■' ’ , vertising for advice. Advertising is the straight line between supply and demand. It saves time spent in haphazard shopping. It leads you directly ■ *» * • ** to your goal. B y reading the , advertise­ ments,- -we can determine in advance, where the best values are to be found. From the pages of. this ' paper you '**J can m ake up , . * if ‘ *•'* ' T: * v a shopping list that w ill save you m oney. * ’ .«•> I >n.i *t*i l ( j h ' , ,i,. • , i, ^ • 7f 41, - 'i.4#ii \tfUf o ti; ' j)•• • ‘ '■ • V**, s Ljptij-.iyryrt v L'f; • liariT. VI ' * ■ i .• » t* » ■< •’ lilt r * ‘ /i •* f t, .4 t » . i . . « WMWt* • - - ■ - . ■ *- * { br i • •: • �I t « \ 1 t*AGK TUI T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y J A N U A R Y f 5 / t9SS n ^ T P ito * n la c h ic k e n M ARYLAN sine* his operation in the Florida . 1 tGm?tnffari~Th ~Oh?arnftr tail WctF"' j nrsday. out his many friends w ill i nv be pieeeed to learn that hr ia imrrh j , better and will t e brough*. home in |m i FH ED:a bAIGER.''8i>ct»)r Editor BtoHwto T A » . rd fp W « Hl) ^ Miss Farrar Meets With Much Success In Three Ventures Personals ouImp were Mias Doroiiy-\ValiIron, The Mbses .Caldwell o f Boston.) , “ Miss Ruth tireer. Mas Pauline A. E. Wung is spending a fe-w Stin. nTlt )|iss Ruby Martin. Miss M ao., who are the guests of Chu-f days at St. Petersburg and t* S>.|via u « , i n(r. Miss Mary Griggs, luota Inn. spent several days at] stopping at the Suwan^ Hotel. . . Mj„ Mildred Thomas. Miss Flor­ Dunedon Dies last week. Miss Geraldine Farrar, who apence Thompson. Mi** Alice Lessing, WEDNESDAY Schdfcl was dismissed at Wmsar'hBrar*,--at.jtHt jj a t t a t t d t o a a J B M w ii a .u^Kt-iday _ Hr*. _E._H. Hickey of Riverton , Mis* Sell Williams, Miss France-’ N*. J — u..* *p*eted to arrivr hera-x^r.-rrn^; Alargarrt Martin. TaaC.TESlSfiy raw? a c c o u n ts era. Yacht'Club, under the auspice* county teachers* nfectir.g In Satin Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. i j| j „ Marietta Duncan. 3Iiss Fl«sP** e t Circle No. four of Horary ConM. Martin at her home “ Martin , ie n 3Vid. M. T. Fort. Denver Coraka fraternity of All Souls Church. Cottage.1 dekkni, Jesse Milam, Alva Roundf W ’ Hastcases, Mrs Elria Walsh, Mrs. Mrs. H. E. .VnsiBW* Am — tree. Alva Milam, Chall Harkey, H. 5S5 J. E. Gradick. Mm. John C. Maurer with t ^ gustine arrived . hare , Snturdzy Mrs. J. E. rnmbpell and Mrs. Greer, E. Stinson, Jerry Beck. Herr * jjf* gad Miss Mary McMahon. Din! Rogers. morning to spend, several day* E. R. Bass of Atlanta. Ga., are man Jean, Arnold Martin and Mr. will be served from , 0 tq id o'Douglas Filrhatb with Mr. Vossmus who i < doing the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. N. and Mrs. Stinson. — deck. Dancing and cards throiaih* ’ added — some building for the Chulita Cp. Robson at their home on t h e ---------------------------▼ pCt the evening. “ BROKEN CUBitf, Fanforrf-Orlar.do Road. ---- JJ'J, 'Mra. Samuel R. DighUn will enAn interesting program was giv­ it1- and ' * J i» , tertaln at 8:00 o'clock at her home en by the Oviedo P-T-A at our AESOP'S FABLES' •Mrs. M. -Martin is in Orlando ^ oh Hughey Avenue, honoring Miss school auditorium Friday night for sewraidayd attdrtjing the Dio3 a -M a r y Elizabeth Puleston. who and was well attended. THc leaves Friday for Boston. Ma*s. there is amply reason. «*a n Convention of the EpiscoPORRF-ST LAKE Here arc Ross Snow and Sophie Everett, two the premier per­ Oviedo Orchestra furnished mu­ THURSDAY . • •pal Church and is the guest o f . THURSDAY •F.nt of all. everyone w U trav, Thomas A NVaL THURSDAY formers in Schuberts" latest and most popular operetta, "My Mary­ sic- between the plays and Mrs. C. Colleen Moore‘s . Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Allen. North L. West rendered a beautiful solo. W Mra. D. L. Thrasher will enter- H i or works with M in rarrar land" which will be presented on Friday night at the Milune Theater. I-atcst fun film that *He *r*nd« morp hour* — r • . .. x, Two plays were presented dur­ ^ j t*ln at 8:30 o'clock at 1*20 Sanford know* . , * . ' , . . t Mr. and Mn . \on AIlmen and Grafton, Mass.; Mrs. F. L. Bur"HER WILD OAring the evening and received |Avenue, honoring Miss Mary Eliza- in. the Sheerest toil »t her task Mtlg Et(>anor Von Alldian of linger. Worcester, Mass.; Helen added- • ’ both Puleston who leaves Friday than pyobakly any other Bring *r. _ U uisvi|le. Ky.. arrive.) here Tuei! hearty applause. list. Her endurance it phenomen- day for a |hort Jtay afl(1 arc "FIND THE KINGfor Boston. and ".'-.I.. ' Mra. C. E. Myers will entertain at. Her persistence and the clear- m M tt Mf.-'flVrd^STrs. Cliftof, TrililiTe “ UiH hrtdf* >1 3:00_ 6*clnfR_ at~l:iTr ness of her thinking .when she ha * ______ Del-ami aecnmpanied by their aunt: Milane Ruvicv.,, in Franklin Terrace, honoring a definite-object in r i e f *ivw:k! be A social affair of much pleasure |*Mr»' Ro” wrri* '? " ,u»r» 1‘* thc 1 Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Stark. Miss- , or %on AUman' " T ' ll/U L W JA 1 1 P n „ f t r r, Mra. Rutherford Douglas* of Hen- formulated in test books for young and Olivia Stark of Mr. ant Mrs. Von Altman, lymis- \\ it ll VV K O g C F S was that rff Tuesday afternoon, " -w demon, Ky., who is the guest of artists. There is no detail of her romniercc-. Ga., spent the week- ville, Ky.; S. A. Posette, New * f ----— when the Social Department Iw tU I ■ H"jJher daughter, Mm. Charles Powell work p’ glccted. She spends fr.- end h<re a* the guests of M isslyork; Katherine Myfrs, Ih’Uadel"A Texas Steer. the famou<, jt(5 uauai fortnightly tridge party; tkc Women's Club on Royal Neighbors of America finite thought not only on every Annie Hawkins nt her home on [ . , a ’ pa . John Mc Manu.*, Sovan- farce by Charles Hoyt, has at la*t ;(t the screen with Will Oak Avenue. This affair was ar­ phrase, every word of a text, but Celery Avenue. , _ »s ' * * ... . , ■ reached ill meet at 7:30 o'clock at the ■** nuh, Ga.; W. A. I^vette, Jack- Roger* in the roll of the Texas ild Fellows Hall over'the Ba-kpt. on her ts-aring on the stage or it* electcxl t" Congress ranged for the tourists, of San­ everything Alfred Robson of 'Orlando who sonville; M. M. ( ri^well, Jackson- yanicmifc Society arrangement — on ford, and the hostesses for the uf1 0 - Methodist Missionary ville: Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Stur- against hi* wishes, _m *ill meet at 2:00 o'clock nt tlie which could possibly tend to ^a* been spending the week-end The photoplay, a comedy special **•* Church. Mr*. T. C. Banks, president make or mar an artistic presenta- here with his parents, Dr. anil Mr*, gesi, Munnasottc, New Y*ork; II produced J X. Robson, left Tuesday for Oc- f; llsnl Daytona Beach; I- G. produced by -Sam E. Rork for Fir-t l-anglej, Mra- Irani. L. Miller and 4t the Conference Missionarj’ Soc- tion. The Season's Bigffest Musical Show!] ala unr-rv ho will ^prn.| a Abort _ *r lk » w n National Pictures, as the outstand- Mrs, Hal \\ ight. ^ l^tJT will conduct a school of inManagers greet her with • time on business. ^ Swartwort.,. Tampa; ________ i ing laUgL laugh______ feature o f the_________________ year, will A beautiful setting for this af. gtruction. sigh of relief, since ce she j* tho —— liamt; West Palm Beach; Charles ||(, ut the ililane Tlwatie to- fair wus arranged.with uu abunMra. a . F. Smith will mtertaia hi'jH .sensible,.level -hended arnl - re- ^— c <M« - A ^ •afttsaL^V-WraWi* arid b i thembet-s'. o f the 'Every U'eA liable ab prima' doirnas imasy ih* least ,,r who have l<et-n spending some W. T. Iludgin*, 'Jack.onville; M.-i While Roger*'Is in a natural role feihs carrying out the color Bridge Club at 3:00 o'clock at K r (given to extratagance or temper- tim,. here visiting nt the home of A. Carroll, Atlanta,; Carl C King, ay a i Vngressinan after having .scheme uf orange, white and gre?n. home on Magnolia Avenue. f Literature Department of the amcntal nonsense; the most prone Mr. and Mr*. Victor Schmelz on MorrUville, l ’a.; George f- Coch- kidded Congress sw> many years, yjj,. lights wi re covered with cul. Woman's Club will have fourth i to do business "like a man." Men thi- West Side, leave the* latter ran, Daytona Beach; E. C. Barker, none of the cow boy.humor 1st * raf etylula shade* which cast a meljj|ow-0vxr the pretty scene. n dm u al tea at 4 to 8 o'clock. Res- of affairs etteem K*r as musi- t.arl of ttie week for their wir,‘ .New. York; A. C. Tenney,New . huiiM-r ie missed evenin the *u i - , jow York; E. B. Hammett and wife, titb-. A ;ur of the pit tin*, >e i(jnnit.H„ f progressive bridge orations may be made for bridge tians apreemte her Iptltsc sei. ter home at Hollywood iousnexs and tab nt in her art. 4 Or whist. Supper will be served. Atlanta, Ga. also » i-ute l' " " 11 111 ' H' *w e r e enjoyed throughout the after___________________The a!l-<tar supporting cast for _ . ... . • , FRIDAY Dr. and Mrs. J. X. Robson arid I. . i, , l ,. | noon and at the conclusion of the VALDEZ Mr. Rogers i* headed by i,oui*e Social meeting of the G. I. A. their house guest* Mr*. K. R. games, score* were collected by, Azarian Circle Meets Ba*» and Mrs. J. E. Campbell . _J___ Fazenda a* "M b" Urander, his w U lb , held at 3:00 o'clock at the Mr*. Earnest Galloway, Mrs. F.mior Charles W. Spalding, Water- wife; Ho*sy. the daughter, i* Ann home o f Mrs. R, L. Griffin on W ith M rs.R.T.W arren mot jred. to New Kmyrna. Tuesday Curlett and Mrs.. .John . . W. Sneed,. Myrtle Avenue. Hostesse* will be where they spent the day very town, Mas*.; J. J. O’Connor. Jnck- Rork; D.ugla* Fairbanks Jr., »V sonville. Fla.; Mis* Elizabeth Wei- the dud- sweetheart, and George and the prize for highest score ?**• >LJL Moye, Mrs. F. L. CrosA most interesting, meeting of pleasantly. mnr. Jacksonville, Flu.; F. L. T u n -I Marion Sr., the original Fishhark. among the club meinler*. a Spanish jr, Mra. J. B. Crawford. Mr*. Hie- the Azarian f'irrle of the First i*. Miami. Fla.; N. A. Farris, negro politician. ,,!i Minister to Da- ewer, wus nwanlcd .Mrs, W. J. taking, Mra. A. P. Bandy, and Mrs. Baptist Church wa< held Tuesday Rev Mortimer Glover, Mr*. Jacksonville Fla.- Geo. T. Staeb- homey, ha* the screen thnracteriza- Thigpen. For having scored thc , k . M . Telford. evening nt the home of Mr- O. Chase, Mr. and Mr*. B. MiAlexund.r ler, Toledo.O.; It. E. rancl*. ton Other* in featured rules are most points among the visitors, O f; " Regular buainesc meeting of the Ralph T. Warren on t'nion Ave- Whitner Sr., Fla.; ,Suv- l.ilyan T.i-hman, Mack .swam, l.u- Mri. A lire ‘ Vooilcock. received a •7 f Rebecca* will b,- held at 7 .'to nue. Narcissus arid calendulii ugh. m. Mr-, M. Martin. M r i.. Tampa. *n ____ - E. M. — Gilbert, ----------- -— ‘ ‘ .inn I.TlHefieM. WiliTam Orlnivor-T fr:u.,.|l Florida scene. The low­ ' dock at the Odd Fellows Mall * were u«rd in profusion u’xiut ih.- George M. Rory Mr* Clyde De*hv. annah Gn.; Fred Newlserger, “Sav­ GREAT SINGING* annah, Ga.; It A. Palmer, Jack- » r h u r H -t. Bud JaitiPson. \ * H r i the Basket. Important that I room * where the members u--ein- Mr- I I t h.affcr est score wo* made by Mis* llow. MALE CH RUS^( Richard Wallace, w ho tnn'l "M — Y *11 .member*.fee present a* there i bl*-<l ->,n<. ille, Fla.; V. , N". Walton, Pali ruv*■-. \lr .,r | Mr aid, who was reittirlcJ with a j Faddcn'^ i la*-*” na • "nr dv ntFn. Fla ; A. K:Curinghanr, A t­ fnltlatlan. a short business - .r.sMn- v a- Ml*, riiffr,- A .-If duuinl mayoimnise howl end Indie. lanta. Ga : Foster I.. Bullard, Al­ tn im p h f i First National, direct-d sr*K, 4w-V. Howard chapter L*. D. |held, presided over by -he Sri ith imi Rev. A I-at iti the afternoon the play­ bany. Ga.; K. J. S.vaii.-truui, Tam- "A Tex.i- steer." *l a:<W oVI?ck “ l *hl' .dent. Mrs. I. T Ship,,a, i •*,..., er- were .'oiiied a number of pa. Fla.; Robert 1.. George, NlnniMr» Erank I.. Miller on , rf,utinp buaines* teas . arn-d out :i SI* EC IAI BAG (J ACJ E CARS OF SCENIC EFFEC ■yi. gile-!.and ri freshpieuts of, Mr*. T. i . link -, vf laikclaitil. '* 1 ‘ ^ * J, •*. »I "| -* , |« •**, i#* #,. i „ , / . fs. cj ^» |. J Towia1. Wis . I_ Jl. Bradley. L*unAvenue. At the conclusion of business, iKe Ztl.l fed peai >:ilad. iiiee.se straw*,1 An»; J w Kiank, Miami, FI*.; f . president ».f thc Florida * onl* rTheodore I-angleynv.il lnj , Mltn >tUll> . wa. ............. ORIGINAL CAST D IIIE IT FROM FI'S RECORD suiitnes and coffee w re nerved (i. Baxter. Jacksonville. Fla.; 11. m u ' Mis-i-iary Society of t •Otartain at bridge at 3:00 o'clock [,y jj, , |, j.,r '. Cohen, .)»( ksnnville Fla.; P. K Method.-t t ■ ;n h will speak t * > 'hi h> -te--e- ii.-t i-teil by Mrs, RUNS IN ALL THE LARG ER CITIES W { At her home in Mayfair, honoring n Metlmd,-* r ( tl 1 I m* , M rs A . W*. Kpp.s I \ Mra. A. Dial Gray of Lauren*. S. I 1' Tile |au nt-tcachei. meeting, Brown, Paliitka, Flu.; D. M. Walk- the women <T the ir. Tampa, Fla.: J. U. Freyernruth. Church. Tl .•-•lay nfliinouii a* " 1 M-- \. U r Smith. There L * C. Sharing honors with Mrs. Gray . n ‘ 11 w ■> ,u 1 DON'T MISS IT & BE SORRY AFTE R IT HAS G0X p»!*..« for thej- wbndi v.a, p »•t|Hined lost Friday, Westein Cllioli; Ml. (tml Mrs It. 2:0(1 n'i loi , .r the Church, on to trill be Mr*. Arthur Hazard of ' ' -* le.s in play during held Monday afiemoon at .1 "••((. von h;, Mia. A. 1 • hamberof M omen Seat* Now Selling: Price* 31, SI Jin, S2. J2Jil). M, pits* Tti Augusta, Go. ** •lot k in the -f t,(i | auditorium. \V. Harrison, N*. (>., lot.; A. It. "flr g iin iza ti'e . arranged Crosby. Miami. Flu.; li. T. Swack- W o m e n M ii - " Evei v w* limn <i ■ I ' West Side Primary School ••■ill lain and .Mr-. L. T Siu-ppuril. Re­ 1he pr'.giam lomniitt ■ rdially invited and * *~n have book rhower ul 1:30 o'clock. freshments >.( a tasty ala.I i-dur-.. u -hort enlerti.innierit which was hamrner. New London. Conn.; T the church with coffee wen- served lute in the E. Andrew*, Penobsrot. Me.; Mil- urged l a tte d. BTI Program ut-Her direction of C I*. ■ onipo-i d of a vi» *|. .-election by overling by the hoste--. Jun Wolfe, secretary' of Y. M. C. A. Mi- Lively, n< cnmpunii-d by Mrs. luril Jamie>nn, Franklin, Ky : P Member* present w.-re Mr*. Ai - L Sin Idorr and an interesting talk Adler. N. Y. C.: J. T. Marshall , Venzuelu i • H>a| •' SATURDAY Tampa Fla ; II T Rutland ladiutl- long the » "itti Jle* Dinner Dance ut Hotel Form*t thur Gatchill, Mr- T 1. H.P , on Norway by Mr*. Annonson. the prial it te n Mrs. A. M. Earp, Mr*. 11 F. ‘ U k e at H P. M. The business meeting was open- |q vnnni, Mr*. II. A Moreland. MrChildren's Story Hour nt Id o* ed by the president. Mr-, Kndot , S. A. Stapleton, Mr- II C Moor -. Curlett rlock at the library. The ll-ual hu-ines- wa*] Mr-. George J). Me Call, Mr-, A 11un-in ti ll, and at the close of thc ; MONDAY ‘The Friendly Drug Store Laney’fl *. Woman’s Guild of Holy f'ro*c ! C, Chamberlain. Mr- Newton J. meeting Mrs Curlett instructed i * ?tfot Epireopal Church will njeet ui [ Steristrom, Mr* Iru Southward, the member* in the duties of the Prescriptions Filled Promptly H -inford f'lths 0:30 o'clock ut the Parish House. Mrs. Verne C. Messenger, Mr*. It paren*-teacher association*. |«m |' ‘ Pipe Organ Club of the First F. Cooper. Mrs. Roy J. Kin g. M r * A social hour followed the servAnd Accurately E . S econ d St. G. llasty,-m g „ f refreshment* 'of sandwichei, br| Baptist Church will meet nt 3;.'h> L, T. Sheppard, .Mrs. Mr* A. C. Hair. Mr*. C. A. An"rt B’ftock at the home of Mr s, Jame* frail cake and eoyi.a served by the ' alt G. Sharon on West Tenth Street. ileraon Jr . Mr*. E. M. Walker and refreshment eoniriiitteo composed of Mr« p x. Wakefield assisted - Kathleen Mallory Circle of the Mr*. John Muxtoii. M . First Baptist Church will meet ut by the high school girl*. Miss Nellie it. Nn-ti of this Eg J 3:30 o'clock nt the home of Mr*. city ih v is it in g in Savannah, Ga., A new ice cream delivery truck |V*TG, A. Betts. 101H Oak Avenue. “ i Important meeting r.f the Mcrn- for a abort time and i* topping i- equipped v.ith an eleitricul re# i* "* , frigerutitig plant instead of ice. ' hership Committer of tlie Woman'* lit. the Hotel DeSotu. t i m v Club ut 10:00 A. M. at the i hilt Calendar H otel Arrivals Milane To Present S * ^ A g S * ? « { j ^ | w ^ ^ i i ^ e x a s SteeF Today |r##u* i £ ? * i 5?r*3r 111 F. SANF0M ONE NIGHT., ONLY FRIDAY JAN. 2i 1 0 % PEittCr AMERICANOPEMTtA Convenient ■Sb— - _________________ TRUTH SEEKEHS CLASS The regular busincs* and racial llkan WraGoe « f the Truth Seekers ('la** Jv * f the Methodint Church *»• held y Monday afternoon at the home of • Mrs. G. E. Camp on Celery Avenue, I I (With Mra. G. E. Camp, Mra. II. H •dDjChappell, Mra. W. A. Raynor. Mr*. E. Squire*, Mra. John Vaughan, )*QKn. Jame* Hickson nod Mr*. W. Aker* a* hoitei»e*. Routine busI'Jne** wa* carried out after which ^**^1 most delightful social hour wa* I* Enjoyed. This date being the birthanniversary of Mrs. Camp, a**a 1* 1*tant .teacher of the cla»*. the ••jnembera presented her with a lovc'*‘ tly rift .a* token of appreciation of - U.Ve^btneoC* ,ot. .ttHMlcJ| M chea, pickles, angel food calc and coffee were served late in the l*” * Afternoon. A b o u t T»0 were in at■ S w tee. ■ - A DRESS E VE N T FRIDAY Your Beautiful frocks in new, hand-picked, styles. Flat crepes, Crepe - de - Chines, Satin Back Crepes and Georgettes o f the very best grade, such as T H E O U T ­ LET- 4ft famous- for; - - Friday Only W e are offerin g <Jne hunr dred and ten o f these dress­ es that are valued at $12.50 and $14.95 for ! * Introducing D on’ t fo r g e t the time and -• the place 'Guaranteed to l.atl • * - ■* # . jf \ Opp. Post Office I c i - h ^ IlO X i •■ A * 4Af E xcellent l iU ' * V workmanship will i Ilitml-ninrie Bnby U w *akoh « ix i -sUfrfrrrf: TbrmglDsick your clothes looking Bftby ninnki’tfl, UohbH anti Japani'M- CouJtfl like n e w ----•0 USE " * - J l YOUR '• Vantn Underwear, ’ TELEPHONE *•* •* - r *%,- ■f S hirts,, Band* Bi ruler h Infants to 4 years. Baby G ltU and Novelties ........... * ** ykrm- * * Laney Dry Cleaning Co. * % 'v ‘ ‘Sanford's L ead in g Dry Cleaners” •____________ a i l bfAqwiP. i OUTLET F. B. Robbins, Prop. will bring truck »,to. your door - - % .*♦ f TH E telephone * $7.98 $ 5.00 Permanent Waves 509 First NatM Bank Service OF IM PO RTAN CE fiocces* has attended « p e r imenta bl Palestine in Uie cul'.lvay o n 'o f high grade lobaeco. Bt Cleaning Phone 465 11 ,-UM EP m 110 E. Second St. ,.ki«-vrr ' ■•* m xr .(H i ? *• ^fi'•* THE YOW ELL CQ. TUJ51 �■nr{ . • . »* • * •' • ' . ■.’ ' ............ V' > mrnrnm V - 4 , * * ....... * ; •<m:\' * /*! ' ? f c rni ft t<r a. «v ' - t ' it-1/ V ’J‘"1Cdr i p .'f /,->??*, r HfZT'I. * * ‘n \ .. ;'v.* jg iE _S A N F O R D •*#**>» w mmm m H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y J A N U A R Y 25. 192R PARE FIV E •r T n t r t T T'r t r = U*r*J« ’a d . R a t E S 'duuAd««* fc fijg B gc a )l“ e a Hne on reaoeeiratcs are for ■?;!««. w * 30c foe ting is restricted Station, is made The San, Mill be rwpon s blo . -.Incorrect Insertion, tur f°r subsequent m office should be .-diatcly in case of ?VEKTISEB.° 10— Livestock PUIUNA Chows, Seeds, Lime, Hay. Farmer's Supplies. Bau­ man Bros., 212 Firat St. A fo-A — Poultry And Eggs FRESff'egga, - - Bab jrr chicks, --and. Hatching eggs. Cacklelerry Fafni, Lake Lak Mary. stock, deliverCljlCKS— Selected £ td. W. Leghorns 100, |12; 500, $58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00, Bard Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100, $15. 500, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson Hatchery, Brooksville, Fla. 10*11 Plants and Flowers FLORIDA GROWN non-blight, good eating Fear: Stuart Pe­ cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, Prunes, $4.00 to $0.00 per dozen, delivered. Write us. Reeve Nurs­ ery, Cottage Hill, H a. 1 1— Miscellaneous braid representative familiar with rates This clearing house of wants, af~-~ fers and opportunities is like your telephone or electric light— always ready, always efficient. It .,' ■ t hereby an n o u n ce m y ean d ld u ay fo r the offle- o f c le r k , o f th e O il cult C o u rt, au’. ije c t to th e a c tio n u f the v o lr r a « th e Ju n e P r im a r y . It. It. D K A S . 9 — Holster hour: Symphony orchestra and vocnl — W O R W EAN WNAC W P nL W M AK W (*AU W JAS W ADC W A IU W K R C W G H I' W M A Q K M O a W CAO WOWO. T O T irr-v om K ^ oF s r r t iv o L r 9—Ipnnn Troubadours, 1928 Serenade—WEA F -W E E m T H C is helpful alike to the man in busi­ ness, the woman in the home and -ft CO4 XTV Olllldidate fo r t e .^ lc c llo ll to tile o fl w ish to an n ou n ce ib a i I am u ! fle e o f C le r k o f th e C i f c u l l C o u r t . I o f S . m inute C o u n ty , U 'h d ld a . su h Je e l In th e .d e rl-ln n it| tlte Ile u m -1 "'mttt t 1- tj eratle Voters of Seminole County, In the lifinocriitlc I’rlmnry lllec*, (Ion t In* held on June fith, A. IV .i t V o l t t L i : | l K Of* C O U R T I hereby announce my candidacy f o r clerk of the circuit court s u b ­ jec t lo the will of the voters In the tieinoerutlc primary to be held June i., I will appreciate your support. it a c o n n the boy or girl seeking employ- t.)* ment for the first time, •• V. t:. M O f U l.A S a . con M ii.ttid ' ** I hereby announce myself as a candidate tor ■sheriff of H on ln o li Co,unty subj.s't In the action o f the Peinocr.vtlo primary lo n« • •<m z Save 259?., O.-S. Vaughn, optome­ •' • trist, it. H. Griffith, Optician. classification will Sanford Optical Co., 306 E. 6th St. rtimplete information. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only 19—Houses For Sale 27— Money To Loan ■vish, they wilt nM,<t fully equipped. Plant In Sanford. 1 1 i rdi»^ your want ad Also watch and clock repairing— reasonable prices. pore effective# FOR SALE— Spanish house now THREE, five, or ten year loans* rented for $f»0,.0() monthly, in | will he considered on first Bicycle, Gun, Lock und Phonograph Will sell for |mortgages, improved city prqpcrjgod Found _______ repairing our specialty. Toys, good location. bicycles, sporting g ’.ods. and fiih- $6,000.00 oil terms of $250. cashjty. at 8 per relit*"interest, t Sdc if boy’s gold bowed ermnn'a supplies. Geo. V/. Dectch, and the balance $7^.00 per month |Rhodes Lockhart,' nioiie 882-J.‘ ' Ipider please call 82'J. "The Klcycla* Store.'* Me Lender House contains 6 rooms, 1-argc lot, ______________ ______ _____________ double garage, etc. Address C. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i t Arcade. A. II. Core The Herald. |* ____________, __________i____ •• bill fold containing 12— Wanted CixikHpafluu mill IlntiurrholtlM W. R. Connelly, >4a* • W ANTED.— Us*d- •-high •‘•chair.. FOR. SALE,— 75 foot lot ,facitiu Cuuxllpu.U>lit Is said 1<> iiuti-d moll eaa't on Palmetto Avenue north Phone 194-IV: * ’ of Hughey street. Will sacrifice |and allow ll to Vo uncoil i-cted, you t*r V*#»rv littln IlUVf, «J| * 111 IlllW, Ill'll IP*r old liver colored WANTED— Small farm for truck­ if sold immediately ^ Hluiiklmh llvpr, billoUH foil collar . with incash required and easy payment) u lt i td .v livadfiUi\*s, hl^U blood ing with house, not too far from ])| vsmii r. hni ili*nim; uf ilii* urlurleM, Jf, Finder notify C. town. Floyd McRae, Seaboard Oil on the balance. Address P. O. Box Itrluln'N itlN4*HM', und hi tlitJi' i 'and receive reward Co. 431. Sanford. h* tiini rhiildn. a|»upJeK>. and jiarulv- iJ-i held In the ea-le part or JU^e ISIS. Very respective! ely. IABV. ,iV. ' I! li. HIlA I . r (Legal Notices) » < 3'fiC v u tt'riT c i if i t r o f Titr. W TIC VVJAR, W T A f- KVOO WRAP Ki’ RC. 9:30—Goodrich hour. WEAF WEE I W.JAR WTAG WCSII WL|T WRC WC.R WTIC-WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WC.N KSD WCCO w o t: WDAF W ilAS WSM WMF WSH WHO WOW WFAA KVOO WGY. 10— Columbia Phonograph hour Musical progrnm—WOll WEAN WNAC WFBI, WMAK WCAU WJAS WADE W Ail! WKRC WfilIP WMAQ KMOX WCAO *WOWO.“ ...... - - —re— 10:30—Grand opera, Faust— WEAF WCSII WI.1T WRC WC’ AE WSAI KSD WHO WIIAS WSM WTAM WSH WTIC WOW. jr v in x u c ir u v it tx st a t i: i'K FLOBID.v.* t'lT A T IO S * The nbtivo photograph shows n simple in its conception, required Swiss watch which has been cun- considerable time in making . the v.rtcd into a clock by the skilled changes, and the intricate parts hands of O. S. Vaughn of the San­ were placed nnly nfter painstaking ford Optical Company, 305 east care had been used. Mr. Vaughn hns worked at odd Sixth Street. The unique inxentiop is on display at the Oasis times on the invention for the past enfc and has attracted considerable set'cral months. The watch has attention o f pnssersby. 11 n jewels, several of which had - ~The— tnrrntion—tsmsists- of a |to be plactsl in it to insure per, watch moulntetl on n frame and1tect working o f the meehamsm. having a pendulum of about mil Mr. Vaughn is a graduate of inch and half long. The balance; the Bradley Polytechnic Institute vvL el was icmoved and a verge of Peoria, 111., art! also of the Colarbor inserted in its place..Swung lege of Ophthalmology at Chifroin the verge, which o|*erates rngo. Making Unique devices such back nnd forth on the verge arbor,: ns th.> watch with a pendulum la is th ■ pendulum, he work, while* a hobby of the watchmaker. FEATURES ON THE AIR WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, 25. TOWN tn* uVIKIHt, KUmClhA <\ 272.6. WIT. Atlantic City, 1100 : , MCNICIt'AI. I’ UliCOKATJItN, L o m lA N if.n n am * l:\ircijk*i 7:95, dinner music; 8, dunce or-, studio program: CN'HKIt T i lt : L A W S t»l* TMtl chestrn; 10:30. 11, dnuce music. " V Kt.nim».\ vs , 285.5, VVRAL Baltimore, luEtl): mc l l.t-IUHA. Ka >F*» |8. WltAL Trio; 9, Variety hour; I MU.I.AlUl 4I..MMITH. *^Tt^ j : r rt|0. Marylanders. 1 4>11N pUll 1 11i*J l ^ ^ I ^ j it).) it it'.iik »* | —tii V . • n n irn —* W C S li,. f J'lAVWiVv-Tlltltli JCH IflA l.i'lltf l ' ! T n f l-’ l.i iltll'A IN AM* Cult r SCMiMil.i: I'til'NTV. ' T in : ' ? ' *--» Programs eoit CI.LKK U HCtlT COURT Public Institution. r = I L i . A & J r b ’A l a t h c J n t o . C l o c k ; KOH Mll'KIilxTt.vilKNT o l' - rtnLIC ISSTRl’ CTlON • am n cnndlilate f o r re-etrctlsn to thn o f f ic e of superintendent of puldli-* fnstruetfoli for Semltrote County, subject to the Oeniocraile I’ rlmary.. Your support w ill be iipprvcU u d. T. W. I.a 4VYOU. r t = ir n ^ r*^ .7 ^ .oreh ea tm ; , eiiiiile; 8. T, ( omnuvlors------- -- Mableaunn Coruv hour; 9, Bolster hour;* HI, Columbia T l l l t SI'ATt: u f KLultlDA.: Tu t iii : i fi iZHNS a n t> TAN- ] I luuingrapli hour; 11:05, danci o r . Till: To w n 1 i Racing A n d WageringHas Been Abandoned InM "Afist- Short-lived & MIAMI. Fla., Jan. 2 5 . - ( I N S J - ,hat businc« is f i l i n g a higher 1The long drawn-out controversy level than before, which could not tvilliitf 610: "ver racing and wagering .in Miami have been attained hnd the public \ II liltr, As A> ,i.1 Iiviiiiiui t'llllUII "sns na Ifilm] lieu * 191.5, WEAF O l.m New York, 1'll 4*1"!, [ his It you un* a wyimin, fu n will In . Ui.u.-.1, 1'RU ^ on Iiilj (; t Wnlcltnf A ^ t u i b i*ri’ lu,Htin; 7. f*% j l » a t IftRt, tin* rncinjf been permitted “ to squander it* ■ ----------------— —• ----------— |Huiialil> liavc inilnlnl hipiihi ' h , 14— Rooms Without Hoard i in I bladik'i* U<»u.»ir, a!it| other dlMorm* by il.V 1 IVV||' M| m u 'd o , Kh»ri4ln. n * SyiuiKTUKUO SCIvifcn; 7:110, Soconvwns finally luid to le a l ic»money on races," ua unc civic lead, [ilK ' »*k tin ttliar to w41 curn. Nm»n|uou |b nmiii* >i* 4l *'» i i •r••t|4»ii tirKtifiUnl j nils; 8, (IicJit .Moments in HiMorv; FIVE bedrooms to rent. 317 W. uald to iiav** lu»t thi* Imttlr tit uil'l i vi^Mlir It 1 1 *11 1r !*»•' l.aWH uf lib' u ,fil n i. . 'FL.. er said. The last link in the days of W a ten loo hi'fiuiHo of si hud at tat: If S i ,......... . r ...Li,, „ o a m M the m m .*! string q u arte t; 9. Ipana 3rd St. PODGE • 1 lii inoi ptioids You will Los*- the ni l l u i \ i:«*i MIL LAH O ll T roilimdoitrs; 9 : 3 0 , Goodrich him:'. “wilit plunging” in Miami vanish­ Kacu tracks have drained thd tnd Graham truck.;. l a 111r id lift i n litalth, happIneM* TWO furnished rooms, convenient ed here when the operators of the * t ami siu'rtpHH, Just. an burrly sib Na* fti'Y: Street. Plione J. Miami purse, they claimed. Per­ ■ v I , Yr,l r i . r f c ,,t5 !i,:;i"*rliv ,m l * r u ' ,,p o n ,; ]ioI«mjii lost tin* l.atifp n i Wate rlo o il,. T"* i-,,i ii»i'*«h'. ftorlila. In I h e j i l a l K W n p s orrhestva. bath. Gentlemen preferred. 717 greyhound racing tracks closed if you aic hiitf.Ttnu fiuin any af slim s f VKN T ll u PH AN U KO_l'H down their plant and announced sons who could ill-uffnrd to do so Park Ave. 451.3. W.l’ / , New Ymk. lilill: 6, [ * , COWAN CO. Au tc FOR S A l^ l Ilalutsotr.e two story Il>>- eoinnnm cmiinlalt.!- m u m e i n te J III I l> * »T ........... p o t .L A P S . t: . . . I...... ul'iiin t:»iiMi|t:,lii>n und lieinori > ,i iittaln Hi'Moliitlon Meilite: r.iM-ans; 6:30, Jciltli. Iligli- that ittelig w\is "definitely off." sent money to the track coffers jheft metal works. One bedroom, 411 Park Ave. .stucco house in high ulass , ( s tllll i,, imsktlt-u rllnilnnteil iiuili........t it i $tv ,,.t i-v (in* T o w n L 'o u n e ll The real reason was that patrol* j a[lk.h wom t<| other Whlls Ilrenue. Phone 71C-W. residential section. Well built and |m mir nnn-muOcal nunlioils. Writ® ni“ th* T'lW’n f ivInto. Flutiilu. *'i» lauiierx; 7, enneett nn-hextra; 8. were not inteleslcd in the running * (Itr .Clip J.i> • 1 *•%»!>. A I*. I?27. Fhaiiipimi Spinkein; 8:3IJ, Sylvan15— Apartment For Rent the bulk of racing receipt* wer* thoroughly modern In every resfa * ,? ' ta T'ovc'leis; 9, Vut iiity limn ; II), dogs but in the pari-mutuel bet­ RD BUICK CO. pect. Ilcnutiful grounds and I m i .ms rninviN iniWKl.L. rntllhiM " A « i t'Holui nm I*$'itvidlna f*u* j FURNISHED Apartment: hot and shtubs. Th is property sold r e c e n t - 1 Uentst.we.i n.-M i-i.io s,>r.'tati*inu Meilitf i rancaim; 10:30, Smulle anil ting system which was in vogue mt)dc up by Miami citizens, little, S ignol'a Ave. 1111 l.vtlH *it li'illtls h> lilt* ThWn last year and which the stale rul- if nay, money was left in Miami, , . . .. i ■n Mn tin* Uffli-.' ft. .1 in. ill uf Stoni­ j cold water. Garage. Reasonable. ly •if tivh-ilM P h i id.» lii tin- stint one 3C7. Rubcrt*mi; 11. aiumber mutic. for twelve thousand dollars, i n , m ,.| „,„ i uuenne* •*f si . vcn Tih»rs.\Nl* F«»ri: i d illegal ; Apply 110 W. 19th St. they sunk •315.6, KI>KA Piltubutgh 950: Present owner is willing to sacri-i Jon .u v n .ii.im -, orlumtu, lit NlMlKf! f t : I'Mittat I Mil,The clo-ing of tin* dug track was I . A U h . t li" \» f r o m #lh** [•j;A{{MON'S *>:15. Utile Syniphmiy orc.hc»tra, ' "Thu campaign lor commercial | I OR R E N T — Apartment, 1101 fice for ten t^uusadd. Apply Box 1 tytli* t$i**i ***f l»« ll**4*tl t*» JM*1 ■iyi. ■said to le a victory for what the Automobile Co. 8, Fhainpitm Spnrk'Ti; 8:30, Syl 30 cure S a n fc r d Ileruld. fi a 11 f i l m i n '! * th* cost uf v1*! • Elm Ave., corner 11th St. and industrial prestige has been Ave. Phone 137.1 _ t Jin **tt**t i ni i•i i*v*fn**nt * asvnnia 1'qtextmn; 9, pingiam frriti,, ) spot’ting element terms "ruling Political Annouiufments i»irH*nd ;iu.iln-l Him iir iv u t d ' minoi uy," w hich battled tooth given some impetus t>y the aboli­ •♦i\’iii**1 t> iiliiittItias said I W J/y Furnished apartment, 1119 -Myrtl» .•hid nail the plans of rat-; men* to* » i m tl yr l nii|ii >\• in» Ut > . tion of racing, und Mlnnii, instead Sendee j 379.5, WGV Sclieuoclaily, 790: Ave. Inquire Mrs, Julius Tnknch. lit^r U - (tn in a inI e**i»il ft Inn ' ».i r o il rouA T t .ivsKMun o r of following the ‘ bang tails’ or 17:30, agi icuRinal pn-gnim; 8. operate m Miami this winter, *aft| lininSv (n In* Mu iKMiml lillil t a x i :* Phone 597-R. 1 he track opened but two weeks ’going to the dogs’ is beJraving i*l Iiik tiu i »■4iik in$: fund lit micgimi bain 1: 9. Ipana Itmilia! 5V||iI) t*i .UlUottl,.» to thd PAINT. Ut Sl'UtltUlI*" l* till Hi ^ tlt.lt I Mlil .t 1 1 >r th* j*i »nr til **f |*tk11 *-kiiii I ago and its lirst night drew a herself this winter so thnt when ■loins; 9:30, Gnmlciih mcliestra; ■Kg inontt grade mat- |Nicely furnished apartments with 4*ft mi iilat •' fur r* •*!*■.•! l/tji 1 0 ih»* ui* •ml |lit *' •>! •( said htillil* " crowd of more tliun 8,000 spectat­ f 1Cf nf Tail AfNt'k.Mit Mubjrct If* th** And as Anif nd.*‘d. h> ihut *‘*'i'l a In | l|Uai‘lct, dull summer rolls around she will |foe that will last. It nil modrrn conveniences. Phone i d4*i*ifflon nf thi* v-if* t^ m ihr Uhmn* !!* Mlntfnn t|.»(»*i .l»imnir> Unil ■ -I6M.5, \YRF Washington, trill: ors, The races v.-erv run off in the not be on a lean diet," a representfiwtsosc it covers up ora tin P t lm m y t-* Iinld In Jun«* ***M Itit nl**d usual manner, but the thrill was 79. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave. nf thin \ «*.ir 1A it* N.dllttnti .tun ndiltv tlnit 16, Wublnrf Astoria firvheatrn; 8, |di larther, and weari alive of the Miami Chamber of 21— A cre a g e F o r S ale lacking- betting was "out”. v VA U G H A N . • • rtaiit Ki*>nlutiuti 5**l**n t**l k * v j Great Moments in History; .*, i you buy your paint TWO o room modern furnilhog Commerce said. tlit* T*iVi n I'tuit!*’ !! «»f tin* Tow n Frowda decreased daily Until on \Ipnnn Troubadours: 10:30, ntiiion»rL Sanford Paint ••c Hliiuht Miutita, on i In* J-1rd apartments, private bath, gar­ FOti (1)1 STY 4 I)>nilH.HlONKI! the ninth night a mere handful of ( FOK SALK :— Beautiful arceaKO « | * v n( .tub • nf It Ini , al giand opera. i Co. 112 \V, First St. age. $30 and $35. Sanford nnd 1 u'Uli |ft .1 it*"*' ihal 1 nm i* A ItcHulti t Inn pr* iv hit iik t " T TIIRKKIID'. R DAY FOR iHftwccn Orlando mads. *13 1-3 camlltl.'t spectators watched the greyhounds 1 1 * t **r tlm* o f C oiin i' Southern. Geneva. Phone 216-W. .m Issii* uf t»«iiit|N hv ili* Tima it acres, consisting of some high nnd BEGGARS (hnIi/ u .m from MlMiirt Nit C * >r uvliit*' 1*11*1Ida in tin* sum | 296.9. WWNF Asheville, 10U): 7, spurt madly alter the mecnaim-ai i Nlllljrt l In t h^ il ** Ix11 1 1| o f 1Hr Veit somo low land. Ideally situated it s k v i ; n t m i h * s a n i » r»n*it rabbits. The stands were virtually i srn-j. Groves, FOR R E N T l— Two furnished dinner mutic. IIIM H IK I) ( t 7 lull on) |Mil, for poultry farm. Prdntagv on old r rs In iht* I»f m*»< r t * r l r n a i > * to Because of the great number of empty ami gulo receipts, alter IF. Park Ave, Phone its,) largo rooms, 919 Orlando roaJ. Can he bought at I*** it«-11! ftn J u it* 4ih. A I>. apartments l. \ u s. tin* |»riie«*nls fmin th** 175.9, WSH Atlanta, 630: 9, counting the passscs, could be beggars in A-id, usa I'a rl. neatH F. LONi; ■ air 1 lirri'itf I** !»*• 11 h i il tn 1 »ii I Park Ave. a bargain with very rasy payment*. » Ipana Troubailours; 9:30, G mil rich reckoned in two figures. The dub Tokyo, Japan, they have dnwn up t i.i 11v flimiio* thr cost *>f vi't This is on opportunity for somo ! JhIii st(n't Im|UitVfin* ti(h kh* program; 10:30, national grand n m TA.\ \ s m ; n n o u 16— Houses For Rent dosed down the following day. j tin n g r i mrnt Mimifyitur the numI lt*rrb> .*nnuuiiwr lo the propl*! • • *»*.. d . ik a I list the firtvafeti 'PBINf SHOP one to get k desirable poultry farm opera. ^ huiiimI |irn(ii‘ itv ah ui t Iiik sahl nf .Si-nilnolf Ct>unt> (but I mn it lkr»c» oil anything in A previous attempt to operate *"‘r ' ^ 1 V for almost nothing. For further i*ulidlilat*‘ fur lax a«*>'M»or aubji'i'i hI If*el Itrill In Vrlfl i’ ll IN |ti inft It* FOR RENT— Bungalow. Nicely 213.8, WIHJD Fhattanooga, greyliounil trucks was inuiu- tm sjv'u b day. a beggar may ply hi* [P phone cull will get information ‘•fi It. •?. Holly, Firbt lo Hu* tleclsiuu *' I th«* v o te r s in inu tin form and mndltlons nf furnished. Well located. Phone National Dank Building, Sanford, th** Urmurratin I’ rlnuiry tn lis hrlii 1250: 8:30. »nscmble; 9:30, organ season by a group of |(rom»tt-rs 1"'rnde” more than tbr.-c lir.ura In *mid hniidf lo In* Insiii'd anil " ee 417-W. 9 Rail'in Jit lie 4il thi* Vi.it I Ha Vat live 4 99. lunvifttllK fur n elnkiuK fund tr'-iFl v recitnl. Florida. who bail arrivm hue a mount ago -* Th e tigi cement in Oranav and St-minole countie s f* i the |ui>m*nl nf |Mlin'h>.il f ft i" in vt'iiri I h;i%r itirvffl us the highly touted 1 ,U ’ '•"t’ fudl'U . .......I by ,*m l litii-rrst nf b.(|d I ihri I n " 381.1 KTILS llol Springs. 780: to stage FIVE room house, corner Oak rutin! v i,nmm«hHinM(,i un and o f f .m»l m he Ishu* <1 imrMUint t*» * *■i 8:30, Seoteli TOhlt 01.1) W A L L S & Irish Favorites; middle w e t c i a ioiirsifig rae TsT'^M h-’ n jn ..* v . io . 23 — Wanted \ { c n \ Estate and Utb St., all modern con­ f4»r l i >r4rs I 1o#v•* ituidn m y 1|v- 11 m Ol den* nnd UeNnliiMnns nf I In [H.W W A L L P A I N T Ina m l* inn stueh and rlt r us* fruit Timm nf iHlvdo. Flnrldlw* a1u 1> luut HI, chamber music; 10:30, dance Twit dogs were used in each race pile tlu- sin it hours, eoll.-et n - r 'v veniences. Garage. February’ first. and farm lnc I |i|op«M* l<» let ev ery Dtid adn|!ti(I, said llnilds (A he ^n frolic. J j M w A M I RETWANT to hear from owner having und livu Jack rabbits ruiTti l<> $35 a liiuntb, which are considered l a a |i.« > **r 4i»ti> h»H ftr'nport lovtut * . (In d 4-1111ml ita i Inn «»f ONI*. Ill *'• IfTRTHF.R I N K O R M A - Phone 864 J. or call 110 Comnicrhigh wager in Japan, r t,-i !. il'v322.4, WIIAS Uiuisville, 030: 8, fnrm for salr in Florida, suitable s It nre Of last's It) \ l i n i n g the pro | I *It KI • fflini lift) |h>t.I.AUH. ••iii’li death. WO N E 235-J OR rial St. tin,tight an 1 l,ie begtrurs sleep umitr thj perty person.11l i . '>” ur support | ,, ,,IB t i , i a i ilu- rat, *>f six Great Moineiits in History; 9. Ipn Races the first day for general farming and stock KWnLEH. S A N F O R D , (loins of the temple. SMALL unfurnished house close raising. Send description and low­ . m, T.<,ui,..dours; 9 = 30 . Goodrich enormous cruwtl-together wub ft .y.-it, RILUKU in. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. est cash price. John C. Baker, .........it Jul> 1st or ..1 <11 >eer. seel hour; 19:30, national grand opera. storm of protest when the tlops foh vr.iTtj LishixLaTfiMs FKAPl.ASES SAIL I! •OIc If) It** (til lllil«*f*l'*1 F*•!1HI 4*ifII\• loth St. WMl Muinphs, 580: 0, slaughtered nearly a dozen rubt wish i<» anoouael- nt> can dida cy |»- <r,,pt on*- to m-ventx-lone <1 lx ,,, 516.9, " ’ , , „ „„ _ 1 : 1 DcQueen, Arkunsas. hURLT. hTORE-Prcfor the stat*' Lidkbl.itmo (Oroun j n hqtjt iiiimix-r, 1 uc 1 1 1 -.it, hiiii I.I| Ipana I lutiliatJutiiH; 9 : . 10, tioodncti bits. Humane societies howled, Sudu. We are FOR RENT — Furnished Jan. J) ami "III abpiKWMte ►Ulttnyrt'-ln •nintbre serially in th. toUrbvina KI.Y WEST. FI lutur: 10:30, 10:30. nuliunal Im house •"■f hour; grand opera. the prlm a rj to hr held In June •nur uhone. Call 103 nuuuier, tii u li *7"<i ml In •u,-ti ,.f I «-c\i v ....l.. iil.. unn. n stormed, and fumed. | t|\** > -Nimtt-en »eitr,lares of 21— L o i s F o r Sale Avocado Ave., apply phone 388. L. P IIAUAN til, xears t"c;i In ................. . 331,.9. w NM Nashville, 890: 9, The plan called for the "ttaln- VT-9-S. Navy . et.dien today f • ,ii • .xrid liirnt o» in i',r.x. and Ipana Triiuhailinirs; 0:39, Gomlricb •i'lr, of FOH T i l l : l . n i l X I - A T I ' B K 5' ROOM house on W. Second, St.. grand t,j>eia. ing” of rabbits as well us dogs to Ft in Fuegos, * t'ulet, f, • w;e r f*‘nt L Wall Paper anawncV- no « . S-UjOL y., V. .7.5’ ' « * » » ■ ' • ** two blocks from business dis­ LOT BARGAIN hut 1, Evans I,,r> h-r'f.x the I.eglsUture. suhjecl 9 I f t L , , , , ^ lkrM uiTKu'tInn uiUi tin UiMj.il, W.SMI Nt'W Orleans, "familiarize them with the uven- j maneuvers xvuli the t- e • n Sif Tcrracce, 63 x lxr>. Corner Mag­ will of the x oter - ,.l Hf-ailnoM r , . . „ 1MJ(r ,l( T..wM, in t,i. t, to Vo c a linsl trict. Good location for *man of ues of escape." There were two _I-I’tr and Teal as guar '-. instrumcntol; .u n ti in the p r .m a r j to he held K, lluV). |„.rn , . t „ moderate means who wants to be nolia Avenue and Hughey Street. lo on Juno ' IV .s ,, la, in evet'x e v e n re-p,,-t r.-sp.-.-t and nnd In in -Irlel -irl, t tlOJlci* dajice lutisit*; inusie; t theatre h e a t le pr< program ( 2 of these, covered over with bui lap H repairing, p,nno M M I.OHD close to town. S. O. Shinholscr, Friee $750. Hnlf cash. Best buy , , ,u,.o ntlix Wnil Lj« and Mint Dj his. |. ’ o f which only the rabbits w e r e ' ^(ryerta with ,7 y^mre in Sanford. Phone 783— M. Phone 180. ran i o i > t \ ji m m ‘ »Rnl murlc store n,' ijo't'n, V'vi'kt nlituo-'o' inoi'n.' r' i 249.9, W< OA Pensacola, 1200: : MUpposed to*know. Hut the rabbits, t lnui'ltv uni'nuniT till r.t till IA Uf I' «. Room 10 A ll MC. 5 ROOM bungalow with garage. (..ma d precedent to ami in Die i- 9, bridge lesson; 9:30, Naval Air Jin the majority of cases, were fur rp-flHtlon tu ihij, ufrirti o f ta lly! I’BCtie K.V, o f said It.,m l. h a ir r slrii.l Ntution'latml; 11, organ n ty Ju da c uf Heoiliuitw Couoty $30.00 per month.T. A. Brother- FOR SALE— East front lot on Cou li.ippcm il i*nd hiivi In * n p* i , more bewildered than the dogs und Florida, hut»j»*( i tu ti n* will o f tht 1 ** ill Mugnolia Avenue, Evans Addi­ Was Suffering Dreadfully, Jiul son, phone 135. Deinncrulle V otes of Her.i 1 nol, . >i*,l hi ■fi’ifiiiViir uriil iltu* (luu.'l ______ _ _ the confusion brought dcuth. am! iminniT r«*(|iiir«*il l* % B b 0 c K S _ Irrigation tion. Very desirable . residential F o u n t ; . In th<- D em ocratic Prim ary ? 1 n “ Wailing Away." Took (Legal Notices) Spectators saw the parallel of ■PMr»| cemeft work. FOR R E N T— Furnished three district. Lar^c lot. Owner will sac­ elect Ion t*. hr h—Id June rill. J^.-* > A ,. v TllliirRKrfiTji. Ill |oir- ,t JAS U., 811 AftOS-1 .li,. i v. ,\V of ait Order nf Die Fniiri In i* • IN THI riT lictT FnriiT 7.7T s i : m 11,1,11 f'gbling room cottage. 1314 E. Fourth St. rifice on easy terms. Address and the coursing I' Co- J E. TerCardui, and Says It 3rd »nd in iiiiidv, Knllrn Is In-relfy aiven that IN luces (piletly etmed one day when i nn t a x rd i.M ir r o it I N ,d .i: FO t'N T Y . I I d U t t l 't near Forrest I.nkc Hotel. Modem C. D. 11. care Herald. I xcltth t>, an n oun ce tliul I am a tin i*11 IsetiN and Taxpayer* of ilnFIIANFLH Y. Helped Her. tnok official improvements. Fall next door. ■-Nuitlitaiu f o r rt-.clp rllon to lit* Tl-ii n of Oviedo, Florida, or. I,V .LIMPS .MOtJt7IITt»N. Fold plain humane officers lnNC-.Tht Roof F.v. sa id ’ Order r>*uulr, il lo he anil up •j'flco o f T ax Collector o f S em in ­ aid action. i Phono 857-J. 26— Misccllar.eous For Sale id shlngla*, ----------- --------------------------- —X k ole County, su bject lo Die aCtluo 0..in before the I'lreull t'onrt Arlington, Texas.—A resident of General opinion of civic lenders o f flic voter* In Die tn-mticrutt* She Tw rh ly -1bird .Indlclal F u n m 1, M .vilMtCItuMD I K. i,nd-4|ATTIi; *r ift**. Ht r%I »* o f FlorliH. •*(» •it*-* 1**11 >MF.liFItliytllli:. Id'k o If... An o of Miami is tfiat the elimination thia town for many yean, Mrs. J. H. '.niLnCo5*1Vlrn t F0U KENT— Unfurnished cottage F O R S A L E — Roll-to p desk; refri P rim ary to l,r held In Uunr. Jackson, nays: f •Fflirti:ir% A, l» !»?% Y our Mipttort xx III .>* n npieclated 1 i d i - i *i *i : n J i .. n i f k f o n s t a n at 1705 Magnolia Avenue, close g c r a lu r , cllcap^. \Velaka A p a r t - . ___________ _ JNU. U*„JtNK14 W ,, jjiiWx. iUJrtL.sJUU A.*H«yA.-i>*winaiLv-^*rVN**r ■ x L \ w in t e r - a t t n w U a a - la ■-A’JTyiei- w f l i A M n d M I y with t t t * *** 1 IJ sT liw b'*15.00 monthly. Inquire in 111.-ruiunt; ofMemlltide uml Slim si'iCI'T I, A.TATH IIAIlltV (!. ,, ... . . . ,, , . . incnlM Np. 3. Phone 692- W « r u n S T .tTK ? l i \ A T < m ,.f I'loflda.Don,und Dor.- to sh.m wtfAVlIlt. tv, |».TlltiUNTirN, | 'he best thimr that eould have aching all over my body. At times at The Herald office. [*nle<J Female I licrehx aiiuoiiuce a* a can dM a le ...n... If am they hate. »h> «si<| ,,.i it L Mnoitl-*.. lisf.nduili. haitis'iied to Miuml.” Thev said my head would give me so much FOR SALE—Good Ford D e lllS f to succeed n t )« e lf n* Seiialqrt ftoai lt.,i.,l» kIioiiip htji trouble I could hardly stand it. 1 o i* ,.,i ,j MALIC, o n ,.P " r i " * ,,t,y _ l„ valhlat, ,l .n*,' NDTH.'K <»K ir MAHTGIt'H ^in FOR RENT— 5 room bungalow at lnW : SI0 cum rinnrtt. ’ I Not Ice Is herutjy aiven Dial till* truck, $5.99. 25 Fool Slolor Boat tin- 3 7t li Senatorial district conf. had been in bed for weeks and il poked o f Seminole ttrevard f'oun tvlTNFCMM nil hand nod Ihr -,.i l , and b> x lrtu„ of a Decree of 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bod almost new. Make nte an offer. Ilea *ul,Jv,:t lo looked like I was just wasting away. wilUntry* 'course. K im* n dc« llie tJeinocrallc .1 Hi. Circuit Court of Do T w i n t . i - . . , - . -li.kiire and Kale entered In the "I took 9 bottles o f Cardui and my lulntary lo I*,* Itx-ld June till. I f 21 1 1, 1 1 -1Judicial Flrcnll of the Slit I ,, l,, I. ,' i-nutlcd enuse ,»o tlo- Jrd 71 Il*w Ruckrnni lo rooms, bath, living room, dining J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. If elected I promlHe tn contin ue .f Florida In nml foi the Fount; ,ia» ••< January. A. Ii ISS*. I. strength began to slowly return. as **7 before too toom and kitchen. Garage. $25.00 Best treated witlioui to x.ork tor the l i c i ln t « r e » l o f the .1 8. tillable, this the H th da) >'f;S|,iCial Master In Clin Kerry. x.n "Sinco that time I have used thia Key at The Herald FOR SALE: $1500.09 worth fur­ dis tr ic t and 1 Invite you to my l.iini.iry A. t> i s ; * . h l*n at this price. monthly. ; Monday Iho «th day nf February. tiosing— Just rub on medicine a good maid times sad it V. K Dol'tll.AKM. \ l> IPS*, -nine l.vlnu a Itille !•«>' nishings and lease on 42 room recu ld on Mich Important Ic k IoIh^ J M uur mute rials1. office. has always helped met us good romlN. r o n s e r v a t lo n of Clerk nf the Circuit Foorl I ,i ibis Court «nd u legal sale* day. hotel. Furnished. Low rent. J. A. tlon ou r natural ic k o a .e o * . r eduction of of III* U rd Judicial Circuit I in front nf the Court House ill "At one time I took Cardui for Six room house: Tenth, between Foie, Lincoln Hotel. xlate taxes am) education. I auk of the Stale of Florida In I Hanford. Mrnjtnole County, Kloridu. w V a p o K un several months regularly. 1 would, i h „ kuppor*. of ull lo yal D em ocru i* Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent und fift- gemlnnl* Co nil I; . will offer for ko.li* to the hlghcM o r c o l o s o r A ll t h c l a m i l v be afflicted with sudden spells ol J. J. PA lilt iSK. - —a r: \ 1/1 New six-room tnpArnv bungalow, *i x • * ) *ii rf hcnc bidder f o r i v » l ig 4 - e l n a reasonable. Phone 251. dizziness when I could not stand on ItT ^ u •lnmr* o f B°od w i ' K l i N A BOYt.li lh>le aa l'h ou r * o f nule. tho JpDoxeand 400 laying hens. Will sell r im m iK iu iT my feet. Everything would tun* , .tu xrnnys at Latv. , IKK described land, eltuato. Ijln g 17— Busliesa Flares For Renf at a bargain and good terms. I hereby a n n o g t .r , tny candidacy --and being In Hie County of -Kenilns* ^('>••*1- KlnrlHn black before my eyes and I would . com„ie and Mtnte.of t-'lin Ida more parfor the office nf Mb,rfIf i,f Kcmln No. 2609 Orange Ave., Sanford, ^ Mr. feel aa if 1 were going to fain*- A t (Uscrlberl as follows. o l « C o u n ty . i o b j e c t l o t b « V.ill ol •N t i l l - DIMTIUCT C H l'ltT HK TllK tlt-iilarly '. a ; STORES for Rent—Suitable lor Florida. Route A. Box 170. F.x times I would be quits ■■■«■■*■* I . * > -,i 1 . -e, • ; .* til* v o fere at th e June P r im a ry . V C V ITE D ’ r r A T f ^ r K lCTIICItN lo -u it: either office or small business. lart P o r t v r ih r e c • H I ) „ r J. H. turned at once to Cardui and took J. r StcCLHLLANIJ DIp TIIICT HK P L IN HANK1‘uert** Subdiv ision of Hluek in the m a ile r o f K, J iJONZAL* U till I was solely through." R*nt reasonable. Phone 8G4-J. Wood, all lengtns, for sale.'Leave C U C U D M M IO O IS "C" o f .Mellonville, uccordltiK * °m,n ‘ o live r u n s iic u iw p tlCITCV, Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic, orders ut 1511 Mellonville Ave. Taka HtU-S lac aukk, to Flat I h ereof recorded In Plat I hereby an n oun ce m y candidacy t:Z llankruttl. KonDj-d. KIj 19— Houses For Sale Urartueh rmulti. Pain* mads from purely vegetable ingredi­ Uook I, page *1. o f the Public f o r re-election to the o f f i c e o f onerNotice la hereby gl'-en that on F. B. Dyson. rod fever atop. Tha Record * o f Memlnolt County, Iff o ' Mem Ic o le C ou n ty s u b j e c t lo tan IL US* ent*. It bos boot* in use for over £0 III** s l o t . earned Florida; e x cep t Mought on • the action o f the v o te r s 1n the lehmr wax udJudevd a bankrupt ' ‘ -ongwood, FOR SALE— Small cottage on years, and In that time thousands Lot* I. J. 1, 4, nnd i . aa per For oak and heart pine wood D e m o c ra ts primary’ to be held aesi •nd on peh. a. l * * » *| i « «0 A. M'£ i^ 5 * V h*si9oli ‘ t o f women have written that Cardui Okeckrd. You tlfetlfa -. rear of lot? Magnolia Avenue near description and nlat th er eof ii nr. I will an preclato your n Die o f f i c e nf the nnrtrrslz ned phone 920 or write J. H. Sulli­ J■upport, ter io a lew hour*. helped them beck to good health, recorded In Mlarelluneou* Hook reepectf uJly yours. aouthside school. Ideal place to -tefrree. IS r h ll llp * . OrUlivan, Osteen, Fla. Strand wood I. pane 33*. of tit. P ublic 1 _____________C. if. HAND. Sold by all- druggists. In. TU., will be lie* I p r m l inrrlftC-til live until such tim* as large house Records o f Sem in ole b o u n ty , Price 30c fie Sure I t k ^ ' n* of creditors at which tln»a mixed $9,00 per cord. 2 ft. lengths ►■on tT.tfnit o f r u t c i n c t i T Florida. is desired on front of property. In •reditor* mav attawd. p r o v e their tO lB T ____ T e r m s : Cash. P u rc h a ser t o pay sleet a tru»i,*e and transact good neighborhood. Will eell on $8.00 per cord. . j herebv an n oun ce m y c a n dida cy ■laJm*. orh oth er hiurinea* as may come for heed. f o r Die o f f ic e o f Clerk o f I m Cir­ ■AV. L WIIITIi. cash payment o f $50.00 with the Plenty bf WOOD & COAL at Ducuit c o u r t s u b je c t to th e w ill of ,tf.,re the meetin g, Special klastcr witb portrait | balance payable like rent^ Pries hart’s Wood yard. 9th A Cy- thr v ,ier* ut the D em oor atlc prt- ’ Jen. J|. 1131. i, n conn tvn-KON. hovLK a. dic.iiton. • $8500.00. Inquire at. T h e ‘ Herald preisi, Phtiiif 286 M. •11 J1 | Hniieliors for Complainant l(efar«a io Bankruptcy ......... ' ,% . V ’ rH »A *H R .l j * “ eurity. c ffW . • 'm m M *»miii.ai . •— — ~ I I' il i — i i ■ ■ in — ‘ ................................ ... PAVBttti 1 ut’ i niuiic. T firi ! : § 1i l ! 1 H yfl ................ ............ ACHED A LL OVER i ▼* ‘ ■ i Vt- i J ■ o u tsa t y ’s C o ld s it VJCKs ■ttfajr"* OLD 7«ur,?Vf ? °,J wts. UININE j edits a ^ _____________ — ---------------- ■ i —— &H i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, January 25, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2fa33fb97fb0311a49abecce93042990.pdf 33ab44f7c86031c69b13baeeed27373e PDF Text Text PflS vijj i i j P| •> T 1111' , . , . TJl 1.' P * YOUR Ill,' lushed l « 'frltifIda’s t World’s Greatest \egetaWe lion. Its R ic h e st GardenLand.l volume XPE«- *• -* ■»* IE W E A Tl I 'Clbudy With rain 'In eai south' portion* tonight; We^r I duy partly clouxly wlth ral- 1 south portion; colder in iwrth por _ i .lion-Wednesday— » Leased W ire International News Service S A N F O IU ) F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y J A N U A R Y 24, 1928 NUMBER M cih b er A u d it Uurenu O f C ircuU iiionc t President Coolidge Raps A rm yA n d Navy: WhoStir Up Talk O f War [[CAL CO. fiiam Interests Of;r SchemeWliereby iusclc Shoals Will lc Financial Asset fs Plan Would !e Great Benefit PoliceUniversity Track Athlete About Missing Smith Girl --• II AIM PREDICTED ON OF COMMISSION RIVER CONTROL WASHINGTON Jon. 24— (INS) lagan (lists, the President hvilcvc-t NORTH AM PTON, Mass.. Jan. — rresident Coolidge today ver­ that the pres* has the responsibi­ 121— (IN S)—John Paul Stack, for­ bally Spanked army nnd navy o f­ lity of not taking such talk seri­ __________ , ; mcr idgli jumper at Cornell Uni­ ficers and others who have been ously. C ity H eads T o C o n fe rS h o rtlv A d m in istra tion D e m a n d .T h a t versity and later manager of a necking increased military approMr. Coolidge is certain, fur his W ith H o n r is e n la U v w O fT h e V aliev S la te s A ss u m e F o r - 'local inn on the edgo of Smith ptiaticn* through inflamutory own part, that there is no rensnii F lorid a P o w e rA n d L lg h tC o . tion O f E xpensesM eetH R it-l U'diege campus was located today statements about the possibility of for taking seriously the suggeaH clu tlv c T o P u rch a se I'lo n ! Ic r O n posltlon In of wn:\ • ' tion that the country is in danger til H's official attitude was out- «f attack by nity ppwc.r and he is SSk ..w i uuully sure that the Unite.I Stut- Engineer And Auditor Control Committee • ^ ' lined in clear and vmphutic emphatic lan­ guage. lie told callers he had no « s coutenipintes no notion of ng- Arc To Make Survey Divided On Subject sympathy whatever with the giession against any other nation. “ Jingoists." ■ The executive pointed out Hint Plant D eclared T o H a v e L osl Solans From A ffe c t e d A rea s A}1** Smith disappeared Tito President mentioned' n.» in every session o f Congress the .rames^ but left thp Inference that j Post QffkC—Appropriating—M -----— — Vvp C m T H i p r n 1 remarks were called forth by j *ure, one o f the largest of the •mers V I O U l I t l i V i l i , tntc*mi<nt attributed ^o Reur Ad- money bills, passed without any Plunkett that war inflammatory propaganda as to States Would Gam miral Charles -................................. with Great Britain "is inevitable.' v. hat might happen should the de­ From Development Senator Borah (R ) of Idaho, chair- I artmcntnl piogram ho cuitailcJ. man of the Foreign Relations Ho sees no reason, therefore, why A L D IN G T O N , Jan. 2 4 — Committee, hu* nlrtmly replied to ; r I pioprlatlon '.ills for the military. 5)-^-D evelopm ent o f M u s- I’lunkott. t stablishnicnt: shouiil hting forih lionls a s a fertiiiV.er-prO'; Although ho docs not feel there from quarters interested in nato je c t , w ith th e g e n - 1b nnythihg lie can do to .offset j ionnl defense an avnlnnrlu- ..f wai ing p i '. • s it • s 'a u x il•• the influence of the military pro- talk. *■ litur o f |/»w 'er ''a jiiid fin a n cia l s u p p o r t.” urged upon th e S en a te culture f ’ o m m ittc e to d a y Clrn II. H ook er, re p re se n t­ -I E ^ Smith who was only a freshman. i V City of Sahford may soon WASHINGTON Jan. 21— (INS) Ho-added that hf was acquainted dispose of its gns plant. Ncgolla- - A bitter struggle over the ad- with several Smith College girl tii ns looking toward' its purchase ministration's demand that valley students. At the same time, St. Jolm will he opened within the next few states assume part of the cost ot Smith, wealthy Now York retired dnvs with representatives of the i controlling floods on the Mu»isbroker, announced he stood ready Klofi.la Power and Light Company, sippl River was forecast today ns it was. learned Monday afternoon the question was debated n Uolli i<> double the ton thousand dollar |reward if his daughter was restor­ during a meeting of the City Com- Senate and lou se comnrUUeo u * Tht* IIoum* Flood Control ih lulu- ed to him. mission. .Miss Ann S. AJerrrow, daughter ly ypiit ou llio question, it wus Joe H. Gill, vice president nni the Florid.i disclosed as Mnjoy-ticncml Edgar of Dwight W. Morrow, United of v..cgeneral mnnngcr mnnuvw m Jailwm w;|!1 fille d a< the 1 last henrfor REGINNING HICKMAN TRL States ambassador to Mexico, re­ vealed that Frances was cast down because o f her low Scholarship —— — —• ■■yft standing, whereas at Milton Aca­ deme last year she was nn "ace Last iVeparationsAr* ccholnr.” , Progressing1AtFev' Stack was a member o f the cr Pace ForOpeningv 11121 class at Cornell and later was a member o f tho reserve o f­ . Of Case Tomorrow ficers’ Training Corps at Amherst College. Official records disclosed that Stack was admitted to the Northnmpton State Hospital. esenput j twice, was trnnsferreiL, to the, Bridgewater State .Hospital bud ' r tf r n lifn M lk later released. He is about 2'J O lllC r U I ^ a i l l O r i l l U years old. Slayer Greets Son The town o f Conway, where In Jailor’s Office young Stack lived, was often vis­ ited by Miss Smith while spending LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. her vacations at tho country homo of her father In South Amherst. 24— (IN S )— Los Angeles was Residents o f Conway to(il stale a city in suspense today. . , With last njinute prepara­ officers that Smith College atu*. dents often took automobile ridca tions progressing, at fever pace, an air o f expectancy to Conway with Stack, Defense To Clini Jo-Insanity pervaded the thoroughfares and byway^ of, the metropolis, ns (he hour o f William Hicknuui'a ^upiictirauce ^Ucla^e.. tho liar o t ' justice drew nearer . and nearer. HAVANA JURY t FIRE STATION TO CITY COMMISSION _ _ _ _ _ _ _MEETING CORONER’S ... ]. Viu>w,-Vprk.. uhumigaUin­ . . . . .PACT . . . . . . . .DECLARES .... YOUTH RECEIVE REPAIRS G W E S - P R A N C T O J ^ ^ r a ^ ^ ^ l S B PROPOSES Yd LEAPEDTODEATH AND RENOVATION TO UTILITY FIRM TffiTO AID AVIATION LEAPED TO DE S * • ) t A» k •* v It was tho Inst day accorded i and defense attorney* for the mnrdeclared that such a plan i hailing of forces in tho impending II prove o f untold benefit to court battle. Tomorrow in Judgo farmers and "should return the . . pal plant. Mr. Gill replied In f| |a a(JJ|t;isl and that ____ _ Carlos S. Hardy's superior court, lament over $.'100,000,000. affirmative. pule ral Govern• , . ... ftiiluie nl’ til S ta te s S on O f P ro m in e n t D ir- the "F ox " will como to trial on bole burden 11 em p rch om iivc Finns l o r D e­ nki r’s plan which was ombod-j-p,. Florida Power and Light «>f- iiiciiL I- ixicul Department Moves Its FloridnPmverAnri U glh i C om assume the iningliatn B u sin ess M an D e- charges of kidiuiping and murder­ will ' velopinK C om m ercia l A ir ­ TrucksAndOtherEquipnient p:|nyGiven iiO .’lO-YenrC i a Utter read to the eommitte e _______________ . - „ p.'tnyhlven -Y en rC on tn icl fic|n| «tntc<l -thm he would semi an , m () 1(ll ll)Mul t„ n„ .0| plans wii lih era leiv ju m p e d F rom ing 12 yenr old Morion Parker.w a y s T h ro u g h o u l A m erica s T o P ark A v e n u e l-o e a tio n ; H ilt N ol E x clu s iv e R i(;h l i o o n K in eei and nuditoi to Snnford im( l.i continue government conTo Park Avenue Location; lltlt Not F ’ * ~ Judge Hnrdy’a courtroom will be. W in g O f PassenK er Plane J.>f Murclc Shoals, but place (k m sid ered A t C on feren ce Old Home Declared Unsafe OpernteW ' V ith in M u n icip a lity nu.diutely for the purpose o f mnk ' )a(|wm whose plan o f floo the cynosure of tho eves of a nation til ninnngeiuent in tile hands of --------ing a sprvey of tho local plant- control was approved by President MAl'ON, Gn., Jan. 21 — (IN S)— as whnt promises to be California'!* HAVANA. Jan. 2i (INS) rtriul experts. The unified conThe City Commission at it.i y.'iih this completed, Mr. Gill r.iolidee. stoutly maintained Hint The three-slory 4irlek building Testimony that S. tiraiitlnnd Ir­ most Hpeolacu!.ir mint drama bo-i Ci.inptoheii dve plans f..-r the devel­ Iwould eitlier be directed bv the Avenue, which Imus- inerting Monday afternoon granted |,j, f j ,m would lie in a better po*i- Congress itself hied established the opment of romnirrrial airwaj** win. ran of n prominent Birming­ Itiht, et.iry ..f War or by a nut ionnl on * ahuotto «-f making lornl enmmuni- * to the Florida Power and Light *i,,n to negotiate for the plmit in All o f the resources of tho de­ ham business mail, who was killed the fire department, will shortly fit , i.ii-po ..I of gover-r.rs of Com puny a .'t0-_yyar franthi*,* t»» U . fnrtlii omiitg i (Uiference with La lies |is\ part of the cost of flood throughout the New World were in a fall from nn nirplnno yester­ fense will ho thrown into tho of- -'ti laid bcf< re Hie I’an-Amoi ienn C-ono.ljoiniuir .Mu ile Saoali. and undergo extensive ripaii'K and al­ operali' its cleetrie plant in .'•tin- Commissii.il. noilrol. livers and harbors im­ day, deliberately Jumped to bis fort to prove that the Kansas City •l fereiice toiiay. lu s io n s ordered by the City <'«"•>- ford, tiius carrying, out the utility la. m hjiikra._____ Work of the utility experts in provement and other engim erio/ ,|onth from the wing, marked the youth knew not whnt he was doing .Vjj The plans wen* incut'perilled in I'-tti-i' insisted that "those mission as aq emergency action, conipany’s request submitted more appraising the gas plant will tak- work undertaken by the tinny euwhen h-’ murdered tho banker’s ^ a projected tienty on eonimcrri.il coroner's inquest here today. in' i It. mu ally minded must condition of the structure. than a year ago and which was (our or five days und shortly therm ginei't her bodyavia'ion which was placed before: .|iuk Astnmft. n veteran pilot, , daughter, dismembered cltsmeniDcreii per roajrj Hops Kopp lit) of Iowa and iju, i i.nfei iiiit- Co................... .Com- whn wax at the controls o f the ' nml- tn*?r.l her mutllnled f^rni at postponed and sidotiaekcd from after a meeting between the Coin but in charge." "I stand ready The building, which is H years to hi.v i i i i i o .” Hooker stated, “ to time to time. mifcwaii and the Florida Power and rtf* of Wisconsin qjm s nutoe at ions by Anibas-’mlor Henry ,,|.i„e. said Irwin tried three times Hie fect-of a borror-strickiui father gjd and one of the landmarks of together under il guarantee I Vy 1I* f»*r I” 1$1 V•.hOO m.ispni ......- r ... mon.fg&a —----« • The* Commission, in response l<> Light (fficiuL is scheduled to take |T,«v «l«-l••• • of Jiulwin. iirsnilcil b I* |- |i'ti her of the United Slates to jump fnnu the plane. Twice, ,in rctyrn Uir pity, i* Haiti to be fairly totMr. Gill expivased liic nplu- S,>utlit-•11 n.embers of the commit t .<>i i :it Ir, tin* needed leader i in .......... .............. All of Hie energies o f the »tat« j a further request of Joe 11. Gill, pluce. 'I'll,, ('onimisaton pix-viously had ,\s|u raft said, he motioned him 1-ling on its weak foundation and Ion yesti iday that some plan of tee. The .1 olivili plan <onteniplnte l.lii-tM uii'.J ngiicult.iro to guarmaneuvered*"to' prevent will be i-nipK-vml to batter d“ Wn I Mr. Flcivhrt to prepare am| m m danger of collapsing at any vice president and general ninnu|. t i1• (Muscle Shoal’s) adtransfer v liich would be foe the |h:it twenty percent of the $-ttK), « " A. " ! .................. . . .. f The third time, and demolish the plea of ,f nol L biui from from hraping. . Vibrations caused by the gcr, waived its rules and passed the m u u i l . f . t of both parties ..... . mgineers ft..... eon- »«d submit a epoit with y nrecoin-1 v n -| him ,1'inn the fundamental hu.d- tune, oidinnnee authorizing the franchise mutuui Ashcraft, Irwin guilty by reason of insanity" andi | , I . — , | in , i... v|,.»ca mem ations. on the particular prop- la-cmdiug to ontinb of such an under- passage of the L ui'y f **Sde-ral »*iv in one reading instead of three as could he niaikcd out without un> find ph... will he pan! h> Motes inu-matbuial ...mmoretal cried, " it ’s nil over now,’’ ;t*ns rent* Hickman to the gnllfiwm. is said to have added considerably Four psychiatrists, hia-’d by tl nml Io*el eommiinitlca. lag. is usually the case. The ordinance ...... . plunged downward. His body fell ntu w,l is <lt) Of ....... a n -1J" thje o t th e ^ stnic .was passed by a unanimous vote defense, will rite the conclu»lon« The Commission in raid to have. K.xpluunng the nrmy eniguet-n The draft convention was pre1.200 feet and was crushed on a , — IPre. The walls air dccluri.ii to u. i-f'ihgjr study of tho defendant’* i . t -i'll h .-lm * prepared a , extiaoidinarily narrow for a build­ ami Mr. (fill expressed his appre­ b id the a. Hon in mind foi some ?_»:»iT.<iii(».«UMi plan for controllmir p.irrid under the auspices o f the mill mid trnpk below. view o f the fact the uii-r. Jadwin said that the Pau-Ainoriean Union. A* submit-, Ashcroft landed his plane in „ mentality to support tlw conton-" I 1 ►imiin I-- .lie introduced in tlu» ciation und that of his eompuny. time, espei i»Hy •" . Ing of its height and are without In Representative Madden The franchise bupersede* the old. ^hat *tlu* local plant bus not been .Mbsocppi K inr levees are as t-d liy Mr. Fletcher, it contain-, field nearby anil summoned help. lion of rnfntal almorniality. Sev­ ,,, ... ., " T ; oroiier supporting arches. In nddill'.hv_>liould I5«i. Tin* ‘ It ven p*yihintrisls, retained hy tko d Imois \vh eh would nccept . ' , ,i„. ...„ns more on ......a........ ’ paying bn-i* since its puri littse ' ’Ii i H' tliirtynlx* nrtiiles covirun: every The body Was brought to a Macon state, will ,„i.I lion, it is deenred the wans in one, which lias two or three summon ‘ »cien(lflu' Hie American Cynnmitl >oine places have I'racked as much years to run, and was made effect' \|10 immieipality about three c(.. ' mily pulley, ho suid should be pie silde phn-1 f com nn icia l nvi- undertaking establishment. I ;i t< rminology to uid in csfnbllshlug • , , |i|iauv foi the property. This as a half inch in d numerous other ivp with Its approval by the Coin- N, al., aK,, Attempt* to remedy tin He urged spillways to rJpplement Friends of Irwin here said be k. Stink, and ha.rel." «•«»*•". An inti. •uclo j »• •ai e -.ltd give the goveni- ,|,.fells are said to be present. missioner*. Situation ban- not been successful, discanled "I that every nation bus full sovor lii'il be ti depressed for some time their conclusion that Hickman la sane mid that the crime, to which bt ii f- ii per cent teturii on its The City officiuis passed ,011 the ( ,( Was said, altliough the loss > s level's. ^ D p < uy UlllL’ilim | I»II m*’ It .......... . , , . . 1 i-ientv ever all lllo llil* above itfollowing some kind of misunderIn anticipation of the proposed lie has confessed, was cold-bloodA delegation o f L o u isiu n . bustm> . 1 Io- ii .i .inclU over a period o' matt 1 r onlv after they bad r.uti<haat to lo.ie bfi'n materially re , , . , biiul nml territorial waters standing with relatives. An hour amj „ 0, lho pru. changes, Whit h a if expected t « cost \i at 11- v ineii. attorneys and linnkers other elnuse- guarantee freedom after Irwins death, a friend ntti\- , ' fied Un-mi elves that the franchise ' )hlct,,| , ...... »*A.. i.everal thousand dollars, the fire duct of mental deviation. i nut - 1 V rris (It) of Nebraska to all eommcrcial uir- ed with « message from his family did not imivey to the power firin' ( .|(^ George A. D -to l­ approve a flood relief bill placing (|j. f,i,. departments trucks and other In (he Mime room when tho trinl i-il f--i i \..teli»n bis resolution tin- bin den .......... of cost- -on the federal , rafj under slapdurd regulation* win Ii probably wouil have pre­ lin' exclusive right to operate in ,, IH| j , ark ;„K iron* from m New -» York me ....... - ----opens will be fathers *of the two |rtin-.- i"- government to i-oiii- equipment have been moved under Sanfoid. Coinmissloner F. L. Mil­ tes, just went in connei tion with g ovciiiuicnt. # , , L-orresnnndiiig’to those governing vented bis action, they declared. h principal figuri"-* In tho tragic - ti. \|ii:i l<- Shoals project, but i lie supervision of Chief Mack ler introduced a letter containing wbelu litigation now pending against H»- " The delegation Hmugb Us sbi|>!' in international trade. Irwin climbed into the machine Cleveland to the new temporary mnuiutti-i ilcfcried action ou on ooiiiioii bv Cary D. Landis, ,-i ........ \ o t i . . n a » B a n k , reported that spokesman. II. D. Uufiiur. of New There are special provisions for iih a passenger, several spectators crime. Tiionin* llickrfmn af El . the marking «>T niivraft so that said, and Ashcraft made no objec­ l*tiso., Texas, father of tho Jddnapttu-ir nationality may hi* deter- tion, bn vine flown with him «ev- ur-killer, and f’e n y M. Parker, , , niincil from tKu‘ ground, for tlu-ii - rra| before. A number of, father of the victim. Whether Mm. Kvn Hickman, ' passage freelyy lltiwpn across frontiers on i( ,,p|e vvero at. HIV the II* field to < see . . .. ..---- 1| J»( WV’IW m, III *«» Wiliam Edward’s mother, will through trips, and for (ho equal 11||(, t|,H( f|lg)|t. They described h treat meat of all craft without dis the plane looped and twisted , » « t ify during the triai, wai1 aiUl q„j,i„n lv they *b,.v uncertain. crimination among nationalities. Suddenly, ------ - It- is ,believed ,, ,that «ihe Hi rough the Tito draft uiso contains a clause t)1(. body hurtled from Hr." " ill be present when tho trial op­ 1u n d e r which commercial craft mny I p|ani.t while fascinated spectator* en* tomorrow. She and another ItV impossible for many of Io, forbidden to fly over certain j(Mli<P,| u,|t thinking it was a para son, Alfred Hickman, nrnw d Ik Los Angeles from Kansas City these districts to |m>- twenty per ureas used for military and naval rbu|0 jump. cent of the cost of flood control purposea. The American delegation Ashcraft is said to he one of l’BAcri • Tho meeting between Mr*. Ifick- f works,” said Du four. “ With some wishes ...................... to strengthen this provision ())(i j>e>t pj|ol9 |„ Georgia, having districts unable to pay their share, **Jug ,0 Kmu,l particularly tho Pa" held a license for more than 10 inun and William Edward took there would he weak links in any iima (’anal nml the naval base a' yours, lie recently obtained a per- . pbiie in Jailer Frank Dowar’a of* fice yesterday. Alfred, older .than . . the depurl system of flood control. '* it li weak Guantanamo Buy. mil to conduct a flying school at j will be thoroughly renovated und franchi.-c fi,.* the distribution und the “ Fox," was present. All tHn-o J |e*. | links, uny system would fail. The KI.IH-.lt I'l.ANS BOP Miller Field here. the front enlranee remodeled to sale of electrieitv to the inhabitants wept. Young Hickman's steely bile curly ibis ufternoon whole river must be proteitnl adeThe body o f Irwin will be re­ permit the entrance of two trucks of the City of Sanford, Florida." exterior collapsed. He huriej, tiuyed tip- l»i idge tender's homej quately." Fan I RANCUfUO, Jan. 21. . turned to Birmingham today. Seition seven of tin* franchise the Lake Monroe bridgi head in his mother’* bosom, as r s i Until Kldcr. Atlantic avi-;«U the unniv time. small section of Hie tcplustcrcd Bet* forth .hat tjie power comp- |',aln*""cd slin inn her fingers through hi* 1*'. v; pi San Francisco toda y., Tlu* walls will Id other minor a n y’s rates for electric energy fui. () uli an extent that Pm:: i. vauduvISlc m^aicaincat. ; mul repainted and ,,| for lighting lpurposes ■ permitted t.» cross, ... ........ confidence in - r p o .e . (aiiai U I |-“ P in Inc e t o n n e ;'» c e , cenU-n-nlnld Uld,. n l.h cl r-c ftcMIn. II cents.per kilowatt .if success, Miss Elder a n -: vvjll U advertised wil im the n ex t' n„t -exicnl and upon tho Commission’s ‘ The bridge " a I uicil lur intention of again at- few days following the uppio *lioi cst a further clause was added tunporuiily* repunei cum — tIN S)—Three thouiuiid mile It ng to span the Atlantic by by tbv L o.n m ^ 'on of final plans req—m “ -All ^rate, ^.hall fao bo mlb. sub- , lwrnill permit curs to pans either h.ta sometime totravel, from Lo* Angeles to Mi­ in the near future. ject to lawful regulation by the, this' afternoon or ^Cliurged with operating a still. ami ...... _Beach,. for the .purpose of ofBALBOA, Jun. 24— (IN S)— Ite„ City Cominis»ioi. of Urn 'City of morrow morning. have John Motllock, negro, wa* fined firing himself us a passc'iur r* on 1 parts thut Col. Charles A. Llndthc projeeted earth to Venus, bergh wa* on tho verge of a ner(» r the tw o' . J t j " . " e ' e n ‘ o I T .lo v l i" >"« i S V i S l i _ _ •Dwelling Is Destroyed By Fire In Afternoon Proposed Flight To Planet Venus Gets Operator O f Sti l l a enger O f f e r s Report Of Lindy’s .... Fi n e d $500 After *.... N e r v o u s Collapse Ua S. Marines Make Arrest On Saturday iiKutt_Thr..« ihousundmiles of St a t e d Erroneous Qgjng^jruuigtRcbcl DespiteRoughLand (anlord Grove Owner SeeKs Keliei Inj[nip rove . I.. __ i I... lu si ni'imr Mt,v«leal instructor of the ___ home Hie young aviator is slaying. uny In practically all of the cities ; w|j(n tbo flames started and did Medlock was arrestrd Satunlny, v night as ho was in the net of Condlt told him he Emphasising that the Flying In which it operates, it was de- not discover presence o f the y .. ,u„ Kwv rork Colonel wus in good health us a |lkiluie „f the City to install I written 0!' Ki‘b' |8’1|1 j ' 201' .‘ho k f l i c la red. Under its provisions,- the unli| it had gulncd consideiabW "runn ng o ff" his Hhuu- ut n pluco " about three miles west of Alta- eould’not use him «s the aky-W k- result of his recent vocation nt “hr. light, Btts un,| sewer c o n -. Icr said that he be lime. I ‘ h f “ • City reserves the right to purchuse headway in the kitchen und dm* v. , I t trip projectile-In which Condir Bo<|Uito, in tho interior of Pa­ and make other im prove-1orV letter constituted i monte Springs. > * r * .................................. • in San/ord Grove, devcl9p - ' and b u u l i n g on the City, um w.tn the property ut the expiration o r ; |n|| rooin. nama, Col. Fisher told the Inter­ the franchise term. ' , ' -j-he house was completely 'to»national News Service that hu lfr-t In (he southwestern part of |this in mind stated t iu Uoycd as well us tho furniture nine Mol.!, yesterday afternoon Jcom* befort the Commission to wus unable to account for the ]>orted, nnd wus preparing nti. Condlt received u letter today runny reports to thu contrary. and personal effects of the funi- o ff some more when tho officers [is file, from E. C. Miller, pre»i find out the status o f the mutter Five Coses Heard lie stated thut he had been com­ from Georges De Mengin, form -1Anyorui' seeing CoL Lindbergh, his F "f the copi)>any, who appenr1 In Municipal Court » >• Th”firem*1 " p,rt f‘ apptchcndcd him. The raid was cr Fxenih caught and spread tolMthe soldier o f !'t. Main could observe that his P More the. City Commission in pelled to pay tuu-s for improve­ conducted'by Deputies C. C. Steph­ draw. The flame* were funned by France, offering his services. Bv health was not failing, ftislf. of some relief plan. -,. ments thut had never been mude enson, George Gray and Booth. Only five cuses were heard yes­ a light breexc-and by the time Mr. Miller told the' Commission and, that his development was tho Jerome Robinson, nnother negro, said that Condit would have .to | The general impression here the fire department* of Sanford, terday morning In Municipal Court* only one in Sanford which had E11• ho liad received assurance ii-.- nun assuiunre u...* .,,ii;,v plead guilty yesterday .to driving guarantee to take cure o f ' his was that when Lindbergh arrived lifo r e Judge W. E. White, on« of Orang City and DeLnnd had reach­ l>eforc the improvements being m ude'foiled to Iw gi'en I a car while under the Influence twelve children- in the event h e , ip Balboa he did appear "shaky" these being continued until Wed­ ed the seen* considerable damage o f intoxicating liquor, and Judge mncVthe flight. De Mengin hud I but that since hi* vacation he Fter the development became a connections Briefly stated, Mr. Miller asked nesday. S. R- Moldcrs estreated a had been done to the atructure. Sharon assessed u fine of $250 or read o f the proposed flight in n 1 01m* rested, ft w«n pointed'out M of the municipality and subS10 bond for dninkenoas and R. t'luV-the “breakdown" report,may Shortly before 3 o’clock tho gave him thee option of serving - |-uRcj, nawspaper. l Bed letters from City Attorney for one of tho three things: first, ftorge A. DcCottes and the then that the City comply with ‘ G Hunter paid n $5 fine on tho fixe had been extinguished and five m o n th s ___ . »*»s nrre»t-» . Robinson ' **l>urcda\-il Art" Fisher, n stud.- Lave grown out of the fact that work was.speeded to clear the debCol. Lindbergh took time for a charge, after Forrest U k e, which he agreement and muke the cennectl-e o O piling, Pilings' “and td -h* lHp^ aviator of BloomlngtCb Edwr.rjl Tapping e itrcAted a $3 lit. reinforce the r ^ moetingt withiy a;, accident on tGen- vnt^ ^ ^ l0 >»•. vacation. »Ud. sulmtantially let forth'that lions* Second, that he develop__________ ______from the ( By bond for vWuUon ox ->i» a * ! * * ; ; ; k . 's ; ' b r i d P ,™ .d ;V o r -t ™ fflr .!'” '’' Un* wHh •" •“ be irmoved F-e W'irk nf mnking the eonnec- frtcnt ern Avenue. * nlso wgof Condit, asking to goAMERICAN .LEGION HUT limits nnd n given relmte on taxnnj |j>Roy Dixon, ^charged with jjrt. prevented passage of tho r.0Rs "oukl Ik> made. The letter Cotylit says he expects to the subdivision (icing drunk and disorderly con 1 |, eamer City of Jntksynxille fur tlie City Attorney, he stated.' ru or third, thut ready to make the attempt die Dfe Untie Ji<o F iow lv 'of.tb o Miami Drcm ice that - the nronertv I tie permitted to remain in the duet, was flmd $15. Carl Thump-1 the taxes taxes re,,on charged charged- ^with being drunk and shortly become a part o f municipality and the re^ A —. ^nUnuri'l bridge h .I I i .. *on, .. m ■ a .1 a. t — S. .......I to City. . Idueed until such unit as'the clt> disorderly, had hi* case continued. ^ j ^ Jvtcni, U - letter from U ke, Mr. Mil- could make he improvcmens. Ids fnmily und If your fe%t jre< civile I Mayor E. F. Housholder 'n "; Hiis father. The ing was placet) : uranic to /cover M |.r-»lr a , W S L K - ’ S i ... (to City A.(.:.ncy - * U -* from 11*12 to Il'U*. amount.' he he started shortly after decision o f the ( mnmisslon *> . s dM*’ " f the the Utter, letter, which . . . be hi made made within a Jhort flme. wnti r. >v which was S J t d ’j i SSrtac to z . 'z.'ZA sa-s r s V I being made towards suppression of the revolt led by Gen. Augustino Sandlno, despite the wild and difficult country in which opera­ tions are being curried .op, accord­ ing to U. 8. Marine officers today. 'I*he 1.000 marines being sent up to tho front to reinforce the men ulrcady on the line, will be used to run down scattered bunds of rebels. Couriers report that 8andlno’a main force It breaking-up into small hands. ‘ A few rtbela remain in the El ChipOte district, whero Sandlno was recently reported wounded during an ucrial bombardment mu ripe*, butjthcir number* significant. Brig. Gen. Frank R. R wl|o was appolnlrd by P: Coolidge to supervise the iguun national election in *: •opferrlng with represenlati' governiacnt. He h*ld ^h if �I T H E 3 A N F 0 K D H EH AI.D , M O N P A Y J A N U A R Y M , 19X8 "A U K T W E L V E Texas Dem ocrats Ready Vienna Has No Desire To For Big Battle For The Becom e Seat O f League - O f Nation ’s SftORT 8KIRT8 BRING TIEALTft Doctors nnd fashion experts of Franco have declnrcd that the death rate-amongst—Prcncli wpmcn is in adverse proportion to the length of their skirts. French wo­ men arc said to have never been so healthy an since the abolition of the corset nnd the coming of the knee-length skirt. When they were covered from neck to heel, nnd their skirts swept up the dust, they were more liable to tuberculosis than men. Present medical statistics show that to­ day, after five years of “ reform" clothing, women comprise only one-fourth of the tubercular pa­ tients that are under treatment. . VIENNA. Jan. ZV— Because it might interfere with Austrian plans for'union with Germany, the Austrian government is not enthus­ iastic about the scheme to move the seat of the League of Nations to Vienna.-This is the official viewmnt~aa-set fnrth-by a prominent spokesman for the Austrian gov­ ernment in nn interview with the International News service. “ The League personnel and the' journalists connected with the Lea­ gue have started the action to move the permanent seat of the league from Geneva to Vienna,” said the government spokesman. "But wc have nothing to do with it. “ Of course everybody under­ stands the humnn desire for the comfort and recreations of a me­ tropolis on the part of persons .who are livng in a beautiful but small Geneva, .which may be nn ideal place for repose, but Incks the feu- tures of a big city. "Geneva with its population of about 100,000 offers but rare op­ portunities to the ardent workers for tha peace of the world to for­ get the worries caused them by the untamed militarists and defiant dic­ tators whom they encounter dur­ ing the day. Naturally the gay life of Vienna, a city of two million people, with its fplendid theaters an d 'chnrming society life attracts the men nnd women of the League to favor it from o) human point of view. */ , “ But the political pont of view is more important in this cose. The Grent Powers are avowedly dis­ inclined to the change which has been proposed by private persons. Britain is against any change which would shift the League to Europe. “ Moreover Austrn is a German B ELL PRODUCE (L ake M onroe) president of the First National speaking country, the population of which nutuMlly Kjmnrnthlte* with Germany. Think of the Anschluss movement aiming at a union be­ tween Austria ahd Germany. This icMnt to call forth .llan opposition too. French ap sr hand, circles favomg the union between Germany and Austria fear that the League in Vienna would be n great ob­ stacle to thelf plahs. This is the reason why the Viennese them­ selves are not* over-enthusiastIc about the proposal In spite Af the fact that they are sincere friends of the League and of the Ideas rep­ resented by .the League. Persistent couch* and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Crcomublon, an emulsified creo­ sote that is pleasant to take. Creomplsion is ■ new medical discovery with two fold action; It soothes and heals *•>« inflamed membrane* and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote o Is ree­ ognixed by medics!1 authorities ai . high -----------one of the greatest healing agencies for neraiitent coughs end colds and other forms of throat trouble*. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosoteither healing elements which soothe *ndV*J the infected thembranrs and stop the Irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goe* on to the stomach, it *bsorbed into the blood, stuck* the seat of the trouble and checka the growth of the germa. eCreomulsion 1* guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the •treatment of persistent roughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and'Other form* of respira­ tory diseases, and J*excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist.'? (odv.) elicitations president o f the National o f his career as a banker in Bank, com pletion -of his uatlftaa to bold a convention ut 1 SLlt ' ‘ ' "F^riper, Jim” Ferguson, once npenched Governor of the state in committed himself to the candacy of Senator Janie* A. Heed, Hsaouri's fiery favorite son. llsiiutrucled Delegate* Politician* here do not believe iat either Reed or Smith will n*k rr an instructed delegation from exa*. Rather they arc expected » ask for nn unlnstructcd Uelcguan of “ representative democrat*,” nbridled by the Anti-Saloon Leutie and the W. C. T. U. This, in is final analyst*, i* exactly not hat Tom Love want*. , A club already ha* been formed, nd the preliminaries lire undcr ’ty for the campaign for an un­ istructed delegation. Hcadqunrtrs for the club arc in Wichita alls. Love and other indent drys” characterize tbi* move a* un ttrmpt to "deliver” the Texas elegation into the band* of Govmor Smith. Governor Moody lias ikeij no stand on the question of hethgr the TexuR delegation *liull o to the national convention inrticted or otherwise. Many Texan* believe Hint II overnor Smith is nominated, oody would bo a but choice for .e vlce-prc»identinl nomination. >Us giving the "Empire State of •mocracy" u place on the national 45 th Year of Service Sanford, and to hope for him many success more years and prosperity. \JN the banking profession in Sanford, we join with your many other friends in extending congratulations and good wishes. Longwood State Bank ^ ij S f c & a M We honor the man w ho for almost half a century extends felicitations and w ho through these many years has always stood for principles of safe, conservative banking. ... ' We trust you may be granted many more years in w hich to enjoy the fruits of your labor. > anniversary se rv ic e S a n fo r d and CAPITAL $100,000.00 a banker 94,072,165.00 nber still to rsport, amf subject to revision todl- - ki l l <* has worked for the good of his City, County and State, iasoline Tax Nets fennessee S i z a b l e turnTo Its Tresaury NASHVILLE^ Tenn., Jan. 23.— INS)-—Tennessee’* coffer* wore tercased by |4,072,155.06 through ho' jftsolinc tax for tbe Tennessee Urtobtfhwny.department, ly s itn iv m . figure* gi£us« r» ^-The^gtWO-^TWggOffiv* cd. This sum is tripled of the first year, Whi n Bine tax wa* inaugurated and is an increase vf over *r the amount collected 1020. don* during 1023 fcmount1,227,655.3* for 1024, fl,H : In 1026, 93,217,200.82.; 1020 13,873,801.30. lantn of August saw the 1 i '.gasoline coiuuMaptissi Hh a total tax of 9*48,7154*1 AM Jftto the state treasury, BepMnbar followed-second wit’ , taxes Mtouxtliig to paid. this the 45th. Anniversary of your entry into and SURPLUS $20,000.00 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC N A T IO N A L BANK OF JACKSONvj"^ Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a �■• *% V* | ||m< ^ „.*.i i f J f m » 't--i.I• ■Tl> *" ’ »•/- '/ • »4' •■*-*- \r - : y x o B 1^ y > f t ; ! r - " “ r : r : . i. i;:. the Sanford herald ' ------- " ■< ........... — ......... ................................................. ........................................ , A Likely Candidate* As Brisbahil See’s" lV ’ •! vQtir R&atidAd With LatimAmeri ‘America i --------------------------- m DY SALVADOR l)E MADARIAGA Suggestions for the iogical or possible standard bearer All Kinds Of Climate. ftor o r the Republican party are being mmdo with such tep id ity f hupy 1 may, he nllowed to put nn.c, but it laid down In unmlltakA MngnrtCuzzIr.ind .in. . __... such ____________ voltimp that r_ Jt is MMtrrcd aa elaaa matter and . difficult to keep track o f all lofcre the lenders o f the World an able terms the unilateral character Wisp Old Capitalism. ir n P S I • «■* • ^*| iw m * w Coolidge, Hughes, Mellon, Hoover. Lowden. outside opinion of the relations be- o f Jhe Monroe Doctrine, i ( Nan U ral, S l o r l lpl a , t M n a r t a t (h e contenders. No German Worry. O i a a t t n a t Starch 4 . *StT. Dawes, and a score o f more lesser lights have ail been m en­ tween the United States and Latin "The Monroe Doctrine was proII) A r th u r Hr l* lil,» r . .— K4ltsr tioned and have their appropriate hosts o f follow ers. An)C£Kjj. As a..SpankiVkLintinmtely- elalincd-Aiy the -United.. States-on iiuliiaud l . dka X CniiwUhl lll-M It) SHIr'C*,^ It. IOWARU _ □ KRO.W .M aPa a n rr ------- The Demucrnts-diave been m ere cnm*m’«tn rep _ <>nej-, eeted wi'Ui ihtcmatrfrrjal—a f—Let-iron-authority;* At-Blu-Byr'hfts. . .. . t C K. J O I t K l..M iia »(l* c K t l l » r fnlrs and inclined both by nature b en maintained nnd always will fnlghtrhave expected much noise around McAdoo, but an» far ^ *ulli'n(f J f^ A lik a N i « ! b ru m tu rT ro x n'ATKS and experience to think internn- he maintained upon her own re­ Ode l’par ............ »TJX) we have hoard no mention o f this Democrat as a possible l n d i c , thcjr friend* lying hair sponsibility,” . , *> * l t M on th * ................ 1AM There has been some some* talk o f Jim Jleed K een ami we naked or. the Minds of Florica, Cal­ tiotydly, I hope I nmy be trusted T h r c * .M onth* .................... » » . f * candidate. In 1923 Secretary Hughes exl y f C a r r l a r p ar W w t _________ OO.IH expect to see his name prominently mentioned in the lo dfstus: the subject without next ifornia and the gulf .Oates, , . ; prejudice. I have no ax to grind, j rctsod nn identical opinion: T if t H e ra ld , S a o fo rrU p io n e e r a »«v a convention. Most o f the ballyhoo at present, however, scorns| And the thermometer does not “ The Government of the United I am, moreover, deeply convinced •m ore, r u la t r ih r * ta i k t lo t e r n a tfcll everything about the weather. that international quesUons should btates rcsoryes to itself tt.e definith reat J f ld lt t r r r l r r , r t r t l t l i t fro m to he centering around A1 Smith. Ih N a a p rH ar o e «» a ra n n la o llo n W e were, therefore, somewhat pleased to see a . very New York shivered and growled always he treated from the point tiai, interpretation anil applica­ n «| M l* i h a w u i t n o n l « d o llr e n v e ryesterday at II above zero, while U f a lt th e I r a d la t m a l a a t I hr favorable mention accorded another prominent D em ocrat Donald McMillan, Arctic explorer, of view of the world community, tion of the M onroe Doctrine, and n a tlr * a h r i t . T h r I. X. * , In “ v * his sent word, through rndio, that he is the best interest of which must of further, the Government o f the I l f e Z flr le n t la F lo r id a ana « l* both by the press o f the country and: tho legislature o f United States in asserting and .e r a t h a a d l l a i M ute a i n a i> home state.’ It seems that the party leaders o f Tennessee finite ci mfortalile at Flowdnln, Lab- necessity coincide with the best pursuing its policy has commonly tk a M e * < u l. interests' of all -the nations con­ have decided to get behind and hack to the limit no less an rador, with the temperature 35 be­ cerned in the matter discussed. avoided concerted action to main­ H r lla r a ld la a m em b er a f I k r eligible than Cordell Hull, long famous in Dem ocratic poli- low zero. A « d H ' B virvaa a t C trrn lo flu n a , a a The American Continent can tain the doctrine even with the everr U «if1 SHMlir »t S n t w ^ FI*tUi< m H M m II* Avenue. m Wm. u *v i t A u to 'm m a r iy : 1 Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular prices, W O RK Cars and Tr GUARANTEED 1!I'-G SUtkv . We.*, have aU- sizes good used tires nnd lubes on hand. Bdy. Truck ... G IVE US A T R IA L . 1925 Ford ... Touring Seminole Tire Shop And Filling Station, Willard 1025 Ford Coupe ........... 192G Dump .. Truck .......... Battery S e n ice * Firestone Tires Gulf Gas j . , 1927 Ford .. R o a d ste r....... ! Vulcanizing 1925 Hudson Coach ............ 409 W. 1st. Tel. 893. It depends on humidity, elevation, still 'maintain its originality in in­ American republics,” for, ndded ozone and other things probably of termit i '/ a 1 affairs. Old Eurtrpe, Secretary Hughes, nuoting Mr. recently adopted by the law-m aking which we know nothing. ,, , , „„ lL. . , in whose small territory so niany Elihu Root, "the Monroe Doctrine follow s: “ The Dem ocratic mumbers If you arlted, Can nothing he ,intion:4 n r e croW{|c(, t0Belher. cannot be transmuted into a joint %imiatrinn i from Tennesspo in both branches o f congress unanimously .more powerful than something?” or common declaration by AmurlfcpfcrM fc«'i.~ . mrih.HU._______ |nnil nn^MHiiDitiridlv direct the attention of the Dem ocrats you would get no serious answer. must carry on its international life land enthusiastically through a-hetwork of prejud ices--i 1!1*1 elates or any number nf ., • iaL.jal, political, .. . . . ’ linnr '•TUESDAY. JIN. 2». 1928. |o f the nation lo Cordell Dull as the most suitable and logical Dut haw ih, you explain this fact, lmtioM„|. histori- I them.1 announccd by German science and cn| ur.,| nlutcriul, woven together together I Thus having erected a fence in man for the Democratic nomination for president.” >roved by convincing experiment? in cxi)Iiaible.iajiii plication. Kvcry^^ order to - keep -out—Europeans ;~~ttnr r ills ItR IIA M F ft 1*1lo t; IIAM ‘During Judge Hull’s 20 years' able anti patriotic *serl la r llf »ad r a i u l r | -----------.. -------- --- ----- --------------- -— . . . . , ----- - A-hnihm* rmwgncT iv mi move in Europe is determined a s - United States explained to their lo J . , u . vice in con gress'lie has became generally _recognized ns n than n's^lli* much by ancestral forces as by v°*Ameriean nations that she fjx-oigpar, J-tleeii student of domestic and world problems, a sound, **a illlr.. ------i present-day necessities. As much meant to use this isolation to act rd C aoa a itn ilmi rllju at Si. M id tl-visioned, lilieral and conslructivo statesman, an outC <11a ik * lIIIv«-v l l r r r C'aanl. ill!-. AHSLNCE of magnetized as by the living, Europe is govern -1,l? Hhe pleased v.ithin the fence. l A l a a a K i r a l l a a a f a t a a lk lf |[l*nr „ authority on revenue, fiscal and economic proh- metal inisiili- the magnet increases oil by the dead. America, on the What use has the United States ind well versed in all government a ffa ir s . its magnetic strength. A magnet other hand, is politically almost a |made of this liberty? There is a a lt a p a l l i u lllt a g p ro ''v lr lu . a g a r lm r a t "JmlgiT'Uiill's counsel was freely uptight by I’ rvsident containing four hollow lamellae has virgin >ml Neither history nor story of u German professor who One A room, one 5 room lu iia lt ) C h eat Wilson and other party leaders. He was one o f tho princi­ as much lifting power as one con­ tradition hinders the freedom of tried an experiment in order to p ortion •* il| b e n n tld rn taining ninq solid lamellae. nnd one 6 loom house. her piesenl movements. There is ascertain whether n lamb could pal authors o f the economic policies and otherwise played a '^ s r' U«h nxd modrrii k n f l l a t . no reason why America should feel j be accustomed to share a cage large part in the formulation and enactment o f the marvel­ These houses nre modern EVERYTHING IS possible In hound t•> imitate European policies. ous constructive program during the Wilson administration, chemistry and physics, now that at­ There was never n greater oppor­ witli a lion. When afked whether TERSE FOT. T O D A 'f in every respect, and the the experiment had been successomic construction nnd the horrible tunity for creative or original ful. lie replied: Most successful, TfrE UNIVERSAL CALL— Let ,xlth in Peat* ‘ n,ul WMf \ ’ . . . . . . . rent IS‘>tnsonable. than in America , only now nnd then I had to replnce everything tliat hath breoth pmlse “ W ith such ipialities o f sta te s m a n s h ip and le a d ctsh ip , power and speed of the tiny elec­ statcsuuii.ship trons have been added to human today. ' lbe lamb." No doubt the inmb Also have two 2 room the jLon}. Praise ye the Lord.— with u public and private life without htemish, with an ab­ knowledge. Hut that hollow mngNow, what are the fuels? I doesn’t always behave; yet, though. Psalm 150:6. . apartirfcnts partly - turn horrence o f every form o f corruption, with prestige, esteem m A* . v^. thing 4,0.., piiMle * The ' American " policy o f (lid 'fhe'cVaim could scarcely"lie made: P RAY K.R — Now.thcrefore. ished. • r" ; ^ w*t^ v c.*?!T'. ^ rvand confidence' national in 1scope,-in the p rim e-of ” rigorou s sdlcnfe. v’ ■ 1 ’ < ' I United States is determined by ‘ bat he ever tries to devour the bshk nk thte. andpk-uise Th> ^ anhoo<l we consider this great Democrat nn ideal cantlitwo factor.-,: the Monroe Doctrine lion, this explanation may, for all giortous nafne. You will have lo see ONE ADVANTAGE is possessed and tli - Panama Canal. date, upon whom all members of the party can unite, and beI know, have been given as the these to appreciate them. i hind whom they can march to a harmonious anti glorious by wise “ capitalism,” and unknown No one knows exactly what the reason for one or the other of the ' l TO YOUR CORNER ] lo liolshevism, revolution, organized Monroe Doctrine means. It began cannot be doubted that the obvious [ victory for dem ocracy.” Oh yefe; my fine young man, I do |labor and the general public. C ap-' „ s a warning gesture o f the hand, American interventions. But if ■----------------------- o ------------- :--------Adigit that I am fond of you. ‘ italism is always grateful, never j addressed t„ all non-American political immaturity o ' some of But“ nbV.fco fond I cannot see Terre Haute s Campaign forgets a ..... I t’-rn, rewards |states to prevent them from est- tlie Central American republics is That you are also fond of me; I*. 0 . Box 3.1!) Sand ford, Fin. friends gem-rmi-!y. ! alilisliing their political systems urn* o f the primary causcH of the DekWCi the line indifference difficulty. It may be fairly argued on the American continent, but it An educational campaign on facts and features con­ You dabble in at my expense. p h o n e 254 — M cttrmng Terre Haute, Indiana, has recently been-inaugural- Rg L.s H E U s M e x i l e s TRor z- hits grown since. Some one bus that every one o f the cases of ing has n .... ....... ii U i —nnd f thiT^ f Lnune h uldcFt said of liberty that it dwindles American intervention could he So may I ventme to suggest 1(>d anil according to an editorial in the Tampa Tribune . , *».-s»r tJ1Vlt t t > IM. more or less justified on its merits. down ft mil preceilcnt to precedent. Yoift way, though nice, is not the movement has met with singular success in arousing the Of till* .Mom o<» Doctrine it has Yet, when considered ns a whole, , ‘ oivic pride o f the citizens and disseminating accurate inRE\ OEl TION IN trance gull- belli s:i i I t tint it broadensout they suggest a general line of CITY TRANSFER Mined Dantmi, it> nbl-*st man; rmni Pre-iident to President, And^ - Ci i formation to outside inquirers. policy which seems more inspired Winn the R ep ublic of Salvador, by military preoccupation arising Koryiu. If first vou made me' The campaign, instituted hv the I e n v Haute■_! enl es- guillotined Rob,-pierre. justly call* of out of the safety and power o f the & STORAGE CO. 1state board, has for its genera! purpose the compiling nt an ed the "im-,*-iuptihle.” an,I would wishing to join ||U. League ace guillotim-il ,'dualiea.t bad he* Nations, loiiml a Monroe Doctrine Panama Canal than by a mere de- j im­ ri i dii-d ] Jgvo wou more than you love nic. industrial survey. Fifty ijuest ons involving t hr* must Hanling-Cra ting-Shipping laser* at imi embodied in Article sire to contribute to a peaceful „ — Marne in New Yorker. portant features concerning conditions in that city were XXI ol the' I ovet ailt, she wrote ami independent development of ! Side-Track Facilities VS I HR I ill gi-iK’ial public, it i '—----------------------- t, nrojKninded to leading business ami proiessioual men. \\ hen to Pi* si,lent M i Is*iji asking for a the e ■untries concerned. , . h not . **•;. tnnk' d*,. its frimi.l* ( k i | ji(|, ((| Fhone S9G ; ■ tiofiiu inerchanta tell us their the reports are finished thev arc* expected to form the most the*-doctrine. Sccrebuaimaa Is poor. Of cuurim it is; accurate picture o f Ten*1 Haute's possibilities which 200 N. Maple Avenue j has i.i-i- (uilf ilie time It iirst idolized, j ja| v leidieil, referring Sa!M ben m e of our many unofficial i lien insulted because be „hgy do not advertise enough. . vaib o a speech delivered by iiiv«.>s arrives in Mexico City he ever been painted. gave a boils.* in bis " i re. And it A few of the questions which have been compiled by thirw Lindlieiidi' father out of* I resnlent VVil-mi on Jan. (i, 1910, might dri p a wreath on the tomb Ralph W. Lossing l dU^'thwyer In Det.and ......- .......say.* . i befiqe the Seieiitifie Pan-American "f the Unknown Candidate.— De­ e* Is broke. Of 'ourse be is; i the real estate board are as lulloMS. fcmgresii l,**i no t* be was not stlf- [ M ur— ,r*n g :g«s. Thi speech contained troit News. h on trial for robbing a bunk “ What is tin* monthly , jhvi*oI1 of Wiiu fotvtl. (i. t*-» lilt* ifeientlv 'i-rvile to financial int**r- n t-n.v u lofty, stutesiuaiilike utter•—-------o----- -— |sum of the pity rolls o f ail industries ami businesses in your i t •. Hot big Inisiiii*.-^ lives up t*i ?A It- nioito “ Never In go back on We wVnl to see someonu stick u Icity .) j mir ft ieials '* to t r r n a llo n a l Aw-vrUCUia * f r « b - , • t l* h r r « , I d v r r l U m , and A d r e r t l * . ) u c s va A tt a la n b lr h r - g a lr t a ra eh11 A resolution was l- v k lu k r t a t t n k t r l a anhinlt la Ih tr a u s h n n d ii li t>f i>uh*rrip«i*«. body o f Tennessee, as V i * J ( I *<1 1925 Hud. 7 .. l*as Sedan ... ''P r e s to n e FOR V-G3 Cadillac Sedan .......... Seminole! Security ti REN' In LOCH m ARBOR II. C. Douglass, Mjt,| Used Car Dcpl. 111-S. Lee SI. 5 Tires & Tubes' Gas & Oil CECIL L. R1NI Filling Station] 1601 W. First Sb LOSSING’S QUICK SKRVH TRANSFER S pth in Sandino and see whether “ Is the per capita wealth u*' buying power liigli «c jumps, before wo will believe ..j s t |1(, im|llfi|l v varied so ns lo make for stability ill GERMANY IMPORTED la.-t year ae,l« dead. business conditions? i noils \v,,rth a billion dollars more P i' , “ Dues vour citv have good trausportalinn so that sltop- ll'itn goods exported, including ■W* ■ <-bnnbus Enqu.rer-Sunjpt<^ can „ ni, nUv t, , m„ storesV $ i:is,uni),Him of |>n 'iiil-t.s sent to Uya it luuk$ as .. .. .. ....... llo- allie. Under the Dawes plan, h 1 ' “ Are the streets well paved and ts I In* Hal lie wellI tr agninst Smith. Well, Hoover is 'nnl paid lor. in addition. Germany hqndlcd si * that customers may readily drive to s to r e s ' Lt * good man. la- es annual payments of $(500,000,“ Is there a market for the city's goods among persons (: •, --------- ° --------C>0(> a year in golil under the sana* i 1 If women keep »in ill their fight outside the city? Dawes plan. Get man business worI'- for equality, it wor't Ik* long ba"W hat is the extent ol\lhc tourist business? I le>. fotV men will have to 'begin a ‘ ‘ Are savings accounts increasing in ^num ber and campaign for equality with worn- am ount? If so. how fast arc* they incrcas.ng? Itl’T THERE i« always emnfnrt. t "en" • “ What shipping facilities for merchandise are avail­ Excess uf Import!* over exports is imt ucetiBsiuilv « calamity. France ». ' The Strawberry Dollun* are able? Eouin Sixteenth managed ti* “ What/ advantages does your city offer in tin* handling miller rolling In by the thoiihuuds every get her'exports above imports, and then the revolution broke. ilz^ now which in a pleasing sltu- o f mail ? “ What advantages does your city enjoy in getting or | atlon for everj’body.— Plant Gily Courier. AS TO THE $1)00,0110,00t> a year sending express and mail hy air Iransjmrtation .' I blu e:, gold plan, that will be "W hat is the percentage *»l hnnu* dw iuts ? The editor of the Bradenton Vtd-!' luuigi-d, if only became* such pay­ "W hat are tlie chief industries? Is their annua [ ' Herald writes interestingly of cur­ ment is physically Impossible. A ing "dementiu praecox." We have ume of production increasing *n- decreasing ? little hoy bets **n million” hut does “ Are the banks well established and stron g’.’ Do they not pay it. Germany cannot pay hrdrd it ntated elsewhere that a offer good credit facilities? gold ihat she cannot possibly get. | leather strap Is effective. --------- o---------“ Is there a good public auditorium and do conventions IT the City wins in its suit to re­ come to the citv often,? If so. what k*nd ol conventions .* EXPORTS o n NO exports. Ger cover the certificates of indebted“ Bow does the Chamber o f Commerce co-operate in uiany leadk European nations in new held by the Chane Chase Nntiimnl, Notiimai, . ___ „ r .i,,, the ‘ depositors of tho Seminole , p i ° nioB t> ^ retail district r County Bank lose; “ W h a t are th e fr o n t-fo p — .—. . ,—— . - —. If -- the — Chase------* t values in the National wins, the taxpayers lose, i at the present tim e. Now* what have you T It seems to Tlie Herald that this is the kind ol a J °--------- movement that would prove advantageous to any city that might see fit to follow it as has Tern? Haute. The matter o f arousing citizens to a deeper sense of appreciation o f their town is the incidental benefit to be derived. Greater still is the value sqch a survey woultl he to the potential resi­ dent, to the man or firm which contemplates the establish­ ment of big business or industry. *,**'».„*, in . . u Too little attention is paid to people who lo u k a b o y t «jLd thfi°Dfllkl L l f» r' ^ i ^ b i g a— Xhtw*-arg-wtd<*omcd- inttt ‘ n HWwflT*1ntro(lucnl gaLka ttt-NortMmptim,that the miaaing Smith to a few' prominent citizens and tajten for an automobile They h body will be found in Uic ride,* but are never given convincing information. a, aomewhat alietd, to piece*, donU get what they w an! and a.j a result they go elsewhere. ilieone else been reading toi A survey such as the one conducted in Terre Haute is Ute h Hickman and Hotelling. kind to hand unj investor. Facts and figures, null mere fan­ cies, are what they want. (Mief Bagger of the PaRAGra- Out in Wlaconain th«y call Heflin-"B ig Mouth Benin” . It doean’t makfr any difference which part of **" countiy you point to, or what jgtoua aect you belong to. it’s to find anybody who agtcea the Alabama aenutor. ---------- o ---------- PAINTER’S arc constantly to G em Farm C rop be met and over­ ARE "Tim e Tried and Crop Tested” Our Brands are the Ac­ knowledged Standard by which Growers of Florida have judged all fertilizers (or neurly fnrly .rears. "(Jiving all we can for whul we get instead o f getting all we can for what w e give” is the poliev o f THE E.O.PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. ' Jacksonville, Fla. matter REASON ABLE Rhone IDS Dance every institution will as­ sist you to over­ TUESDAY and SATURDAY $1.50 8 P. M. We Are Also Offering A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER At $1.50 of Music Try a ih| sec! 1 P. M. To 8 P. M, Deland DfekcTs , A . P . Connelly & jSons . Florii Since 1 8 7 8 . O n e of ^Florida’s leading Department otores * r,v * \ Cordially yours, J a n . 2 5 th , is ! ?. Dollar -_v * « tiervjge” D ay , ■* • Bargains in all departments of our big store The First National Banlc “ Tho Bank ^ M l E. 3rd. DINNER DANCE An account in'this n*itl nfter-the-war icvoveiy. Sin-1 wiped out her interim! debt, and sold to gullible foreigners, willing lo profit by tier misfortunes, bil­ lions of dollars in paper marks or which net one cent was ever paid Even at $000,000,000 a year *'• would take n long lime for other countries to get bark what they threw away in paper mark's. BRITISH STATESMEN hav made up their minds to frunchi wj'LQQftAW.KFMft- by.AakJuvg -vote way from paupers, all those re The above hketeh watt made reiving a !‘ public dole” . There could be no greater m is-1 from an actual phptogrnph. tuke. Not the self-satisfied, pros-] porous, Intelligent vote is most use fill, but the vote of the unfortun Four Injured nnd utr, unsuccessful man. He know* the cars Hnuislud there is something wrong when I * 250,000 willing to work have no Four people were ------------------ _ o -------------------seriously *»ys' he wants to are the work to do, and he votes to make the tb here instead of play bridge hurt when these • two cara government realize it. That's yhat the ahortlinera gather In (GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY government needs, and take the crashed together and the car (lenton April 2. First time wej vo$e from the unfortunate and TAMPA TRIBUNE > ! heard o f « woman who had owners faced damage suits they make it unpleasant for you. r do something else than 1 The jury system in this country ' ly up to the judge, Instead uf the < as well as heavy repair bills. Nothing like a safety valve, es­ bridge. Of course, the request is frequently eriticlzeii f*ir iU* shor.- j lawyers. The judge usks tentative pecially, when in danger Tif ^n ex. Don't wish you had propfcr be granted.— Bradenton Her- romingH. Yet It seems to he true jurors n few simple questions to plosion/ insurance after an accident. that no one has a better system to discover their intelligence and the ---------- o - -----fact that they have ■;» confirmed suggest. Make sure o f your protection STREET—part of it— r® was a big scare in Nuval On the whole, per baps, it works opinion in the case which would not turns to betting when the ticker yield to evidence. That is about all now. ■ the other .day when tho best with comparatively unimport­ ,1 ship "R tlief” unexpected. ant cases. The bigger the ease, the there is to picking them. In Eng­ stops moving, on the theory that ad out of San I*edrp har- more .the Jury system succumbs to land. too, very few persons are ex­ betting” is man’s highest activity. Call on this agency for all Bets are even made thut Coolidgo Wives and sweethearts on the general evils of court procedure cused from Jury service; it jH con­ sidered one of u citizen's most will be elected next year, the odds form s o f Automobile Insur Lawyers are allowed to demand w had visions of a big explothat .v .r v m.n r .u T ,, important duties. Here, Whole elas- being one to four and a half that ance. . at sea. and Naval heads had the next President will l)c named wny begun to antic!-—xemt urc exempt from service ami ir congressional investigation about the case in hand. If it is a far too many others e-n get off if Coolidge. F; .r Will Rogers b«t $50«Q cvcii they love much. It turned big ease, then the only persons so called. qualified are citizens with little Our jury sys'eni doesn't so much tuney, or wanted to. on C*tolidge in ba a false alarm, but Intelligence or interest lit current cqo6xe,Mhut need to be thrown out entirely as 1928, after tfee “ I f t User* have been a furore affaire. • ga 1 him $10,000 t*# it does .to b* taken seriously im.- W. R. Hea r»t gave tw or more of additional Iq England, where the Jury *yatheory that ry that-the odds lost' In "tnaneu- t«m appears to work better lisrf proved and separatod from K0|U„ $5000 on Established iswt if th6’ 4wi nablts of lenM ‘broodJ mem , ipyrnrorff* surc to here, the *eleetion of juriee ia chief- urc,—Tampa THHtac. _J$t Magnolia Phone <8 win. 1TUCE SANFORD, FLA. • many We are prepared to doi kind o f transfer senit* HOTEL FORREST LAKE what your occupa­ tion. come them. nnd Storage. AT and come no H a u lin g , Crating. Shippi^ Eat DIFFICULTIES Simon Pure Citrus FERTILIZERS ,;....... For Sale 1 Row Boat nnd Trailer] good condition. G .'S . W I T M E R , { r ^ . iA . Dreka and C o. �V ' • “ Motherhood” One|lrl l^ i under Ih. h eh l'ti/ iHU business it was nnhouneed'that - A '^ . « W » U * A A r W b lV I U v iS the Guild would glre a cabaret, FORREST. LAKE 4 Tuesday everting February "14 at e p h o n e 148 M RS. F R E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. D. L Williams, West Palm the Hotel Forrest Lake. Elaborate Bench; G. Fred Schumnn, Tampa; ’’ Motherhood", tho first1picture plans gre being made for this a f­ FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman. to bring to the screen a dramatic fair which promises to be one of 'Regular business meeting i f the Philadelphia, Pn.; J. \V. Pettijohn, discussion of the modem problem tho largest and most unique.affale. .Rebecca* .wULha-hcld at— lt30—<rU J ackaonvUU; -M.- H - 1! rower,-Cam- -at znatpraDcr _ w apegfolptf-Tbe—social—season.— d o c k 'a t-th e Odd Fellow s—Hall TiriUgc, Mass.7 - Charles Williams showings ‘ nt the Milnnc Theatre At the conclusion of business over the Basket. Important that Dr. nnd Mrs. Rutherford Douglas and wife, White River Junction, today. Nobody under eighteen an Interesting program was ren­ all members be present as there dered which Included several de­ of Henderson, Ky.Jarc visiting here Vt.; George L. Brower und wife, yenrs of nge will be admitted. will bo initiation. Cnmbiltjgc ,Fass.; It. Flynt, QiThe picture was muije by Blue lightful readings given by Miss with their daughter, Mrs. Charles N. de V. Howard Chapter U. D lando; F. O. Hankins, Montgomery, Rny Productions, Inc., with tho Eloise I-anier, and a number of C. wlli rt.oct nt 3:00 o’clock at the Powell Jr., at her home In Rose Ala.; Miss Eloise Ifnnklrs, Mont­ cooperation of the Knickerbocker, beautifully rpndcrc«l piano selec­ Je s p a v . Court. home o f j Mrs Fran|t Ijj'Mfller I gomery', Ala.; P. K. Morgan, Jack­ Bellevue and Allied Hospitals of tions by Miss Ruth Pcarman. At sionnry Society of Magnolia AVenuc. sonville; Janas Schmidt, anil wife, New York City, and of leading the tea hour the hostesses served It Church will meet Dr. Allen Jones of Now York, Mrs. ,W. Theodore Langley will Tiit the ch'uVch. The ndertain at bridge at 3:00 o’clock who has been spending some time 'Secuacus, N. J.; Vnl Stcller and members of the medical profes­ tasty sandwiches nnd hot tea. wife, Union City, N. J. sion, who acted In an advisory fmld's "Mlssidhary Among i thosd* present were tjher home in Mayfair, honoring in Kissimhieo, arrived Monday in capacity in tho screening of hospi- Sirs.'Clyde I)erby\ Mrs. Wilfred VALDEZ |in charge v f the Itjs. A. Dial Gray of Laurens, S. Sanford to be with his mnthrr, Mrs. |b who will also bo W. II. Tallmon nnd wile, St. tnl scenes. Back of those there I®ew!s, Mrs. M. Minnrik, Mrs. , Phflring honors with Mrs. Grny Minnie E. Jones, social hour 1 ill be Mrs. Arthur Hazard of Augustine; J. T. Duncan, Moultrie, is a well-kbit, engrossing story’ Chris Matthews, Mrs. W. E. Hen­ of two women; one who hails the kel, Mrs. Heyward Walker, Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Chester Fanner Ua.; Robert D. Kenyon, Boston, approach of her child ns the sup­ I ot Hotel Forrest Augusta, Gn. Clarke Lgonnrdy, Mrs. Mortimer Mass.; Leo Tyler, Palntka; A. West Side Primary School will and son,'Brady, and Mr. and Mrs. reme achievement of life, and th* Glover, Mrs. A. B. Peterson. Mrs. Hercules and wife, Jacksonville; [choral Society will have book Bliower nt 1:30 o'clock. Edgar Campbell qf Kissimmee were other one, obsessed by harrowing Braxton L. Perkins, Mrs. Cauthen |30 ircrocs at * the Program under direction of C, D. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Binfnrd, Tnni- fears, who attempts to destroy Po; 11. Enton, Miami; Myrtle 'O . the coming life, inther than to Hutchison, Mis. George 'McRory, Dossey on Sunday. W olfe, secretary of Y. M. C, A. Crump, Tampa: G. O. Rawlins, give up her social nnd athletic Mrs. John W. Melsch Jr., Miss SATURDAY of the First BnpFrances Graves, Mrs. R. W. PcarJackson, Miss.; J. H. Joyner, Jack- activities. Dinner Dance nt Hotel Forrest Ll meet at 7 :30 o'Rev Mortimer Glover left Tuos- Fonvi„ n T Whit HoIcJ' h N> mnn, Miss Eloise I.anicr, Miss nc o f Mrs. R. T. Lake at B P. M. The story, by Lita Lawrence has Ruth Pcnrman and Mrs. F rcl day afternoon for Orlando where ( . c 0 DulK,r, j llcU, onv„ Ie’; j . Children's Story Hour at 10 « ’*■ he will attend the diocesan Confer- A Alth nst Second Street, produced u storm of discussion. Dalger. j nckMmvi|lp. j r — - ence-Trf Hmith H o n d a w hwhvr11* Tf ir<!ge s, ~J a c ksonv il]»~; 57~ rid and [ It—brings-vivtdly-lo-the-foTe-"thy iment of Hie Wn-' ^dockat-lH e-library r MONDAY ’ accusation of race suicide that held, January 24, 25, nnd 20. 1)a„ Joc 8u, ^ 1 HI hold short buai. TYRK-EIILBRR WEDDING Miami; Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross was made u generation ago by al lowed by bridge rbinson; Captain nnd Lit?. John Robin James A, Pittman leaves, Wed­ A. J. White, Wnshingtdn, D. C.; Theodore Roosevelt against native fists at 2:30 o'clock Episcopal Church will meet nr Thu following clipping from the j ’h Club. Hostesses 3:30 o’clock nt the Parish House. nesday fur Jacksonville where lie O, 11. Finison, JucksinrCillc; S. -Americans, and squarely presents "Nobles County Times” o f Worth­ will spend several days on business. Weil, New York; Ben RutT.awuy, the question whether native stock ington, Minn., will ho rand with tul Wight, Mrs. W. tCHINKSE DINNER DANCE hae the survival courage of its [ley and Mrs. Frank much interest by the many friends Limn, Ohio; T. O. Brown) Orlando; Ancestors. of the young couple who were for­ Mrs. John G. Leonard! lias re­ J. M. Stark, Jacksonville S. Ivey, A unique nffnir on the social i ______________ JNKSDAY mer residents of Sanford: “ At. tfie calendar for this week, is the Cliln? turned from Jacksonville where Atlanta, Gn.; J. M. Dale, Tulsa, log I.qucks will cn- C80 Dinner Dunce which will be she spent the week-end. Parsonage, Monday af­ Okln.; 11. II, Cheaney, Osceola. S t Agnes Guild Has Methodist [mbers of tho After- given Thursday evening at 'the ternoon, January HI. occurred the , , t i t 'u plicate Bridge Club Yacht Club by Circle No. four of marriage o f W. J. Ehlers nnd Miss Mrs. W. E. Renkel of Talladega, •T^ea At Parish, House • Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Pemberton The annual tea nnd social meet­ Mmole M. Tyre of Sanford, Florida. A ll Souls Rosnry Confraternity of Ala., is visiting in Sanford as the of Kebrlng spent the week-end v . Melsch Jr., will wh|ch Mrs. Elsie Walsh Is cliuir- guest of Mrs. Heyward Walker at hero f " the guests of Mrs. Pent- ing of the St. Agnes Guild was They were attended hy Mr. nnd members o f the jpnn. Assisting Mrs. Welsh will be her home in Belle Air. I herton's mother Mrs. H. II. Chap.- held Monday nftetnoon nt tho hernoon Bridge Club Mra. J. E. Gradick, Mrs. J., C. Manpell. They were accompanied hoinu Parish House with Mrs. Clnrke at her home on ten Jr,, nnd „Mim Mary..McMahon. Mr?., Clyde Derby, Mru. C...C^ by their ismAll daughter, Lotlise) Umnardy-, o n d o M z a M...Hcyw»i:d *• ‘1 > f.-> f 1* >■I-. i* Dlriner, with tho-piece' d o ‘ resist­ Chaffee and Miss Frances Gruvos, Walker nn hostesses. Calendulas Iner Dance, at thu ance o f real chop sney, will be ser­ delegates from the Women’s orgnn- who has been s|x*nding the past had been effectively arranged fortnight here with her grand Jnder the nuspice.i about the spacious Guild room. ved from 0 to !• o'clock. Dancing izhtions of Holy Cross Episcopal four of Rosary Con- will be enjoyed throughout the eve­ Church, left Tuesday for Orlando mother. A short Imsiness session was Word htut been received here of f All Souls Church. ning. Card tables will bo arranged where*they will attend tile Conven­ held presided over hy the presl tho death of Rev. Dr. Clement T. Elsie Walsh, Mrs. for those who wish to play. The tion of the Diocese of South Blanchot, father of Mrs. Annu dent, Mrs. Fred Dnlger, what rout |Mrs, Joint C. Maurer setting will be yntirely Clifneie Florida. Van Ness Brown, former librarian Inc business was carried out und Mary McMahon. Din* and all sort of unique features will i ODAY annual dues were paid. Mrs. Clyde of the Sanford Municipal Library, fved from C to ‘J o’- be Introduced. Mrs. James A. I‘it Iman and Derby announced that the loidbrs * . "M O T H K im utm niul carils througlismall son leave Wednesday for Or­ whose death ueeum«d Monday training course had been complct morning at bis home 1331 Market Tho grandest und greatest ro. |ng. ed and that the Guild would be . Tlie many friends of Mrs. Chnr- lando where they will remain over J. Dolly Jr., will Ipa L. Parks will be pleased to learn the week-end as the guests of her Street, Jacksonville, after n lin­ divided Into groups fur the study manro of nil time. members o f . her that ahe i» nble to be up after an parents Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Gar- gering illness. The funeral ser­ circle which would he conducted Norm under Dt will ls> admitted vices will be held Tuesday after­ during Lent- It was also decided , luncheon nnd bridge {l|ncs8 o f several days at her home rpttson. addl'd at the Valdez Grill. in Edgcwood. noon ui four o'clock nt St. Mary's that there would be no hostesses comtey an,, , Club of the First tending the Massey Business Col­ Episcopal Church, the Rev. Chur- ot tho business meetings and that Milnnc News 111 will meet at 3:30 Miss Margaret Peters leaves Fri­ lege ot Jacksonville, spent tho les M. Frazier, rector of St. Mary's beginning ul the next soclpl [home of Mrs. James day for Lexington, Va., where she week-end here with her parents, will officiate nssistt*! by other meeting the hostesses would come West Tenth Street. will attend the Washington-Lee Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Lehman, at clergymen. Interment will be In In alphabetical order. Mrs. Hey­ ward Walker was appointed ns lUltSDAY dances. She will he joined there their home on Palmetto Avenue. West Evergreen cemetnry. "A TEXAS STEER" i Smith will entertain Sknday by. Miss Olivo Newman, hospitality chairman. Mrs. Clyde » with * of the Every Week who is attending Mnrthn Washing­ Derby, who is aim president of The many friends of Mrs. Fred­ Will Rogers. I.oidac Fazenda lit 3:00 o’clock nt h\r ton Seminnr.v at Washington, I). C., erick W. ilender, who has been Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Gili of Miami the Church Service league, wns nnd Dougins Fairbanks Jr jnolia Avenue. nnd who will he the guest of Mrs. ill at the Fernahl-ljiughton Hos­ who are spending n short time named us head of the visiting added IDepartment o f the M, II. Mabry while in Lexington. pital, will he pleased to learn that here at the Until Forrest Lake, cummittce and all mimes of new pb will have 'fourth she was able to be removed to her entertained most delightfully nt comers should he, sent to her. The >" BROKEN CHINA" 4 to K o ’clock. ResMrs! Alice E. Hill and guest Mrs. home near Pnnlu, tin Sunday after­ dinner, Monday evening nt the gift to lie sent to the convention and • Hotel. Covers were laid for Ml', hy the delegate Miss Frances lie made for bridge Alice Woodcock of Ireland return­ noon, i ; A W . S „ F , ADZES’’ ((i Ippcr will be served. ed home Kntinxlny from Miami where they spent the past week und Mrs. Robert .1, Holly Sr., Mian Graves, was voted upon. Of Greatest -Films Produced In Years ' Personals WEDNESDAY Mrs.-A;.Jr Ehlers o f this plan*. The Rfv.' W ;'!?. Mnhte officiated using the ring ceremony The brfdc and groom- will leave soon foFDfctrolt, Mich., where Mr. Ehlers will re­ sume .the concrete pipe business in which he. was engaged In Florida. Mrs. Ehlers wns connected with the .■' foY scvlrrtf'Warn ilia'ik member)of.tho younger Sir. Ehlers: for some ttmfcWYf?1 the McCracken Cnncrato.THtf'Com- pnny o f Flpridn. Theht rt!8 3 t , friends will Join ip '‘wfsMij&.U>Wn every future happiness." v FLORIDA UNDER FIVE FLAGS . . . . At the Woman** Club ■ Under the direction of the Ljtyrnture Depnrtmeql,,,^,, V Thursday of this tveek ?!iV.* , *'< Art Unique EntcrUlrtjhent^^ . jy Depleting Representative j VJ -Fenturejr *trf'M ....... Ye .................. Iflor ............ ids' UttjftH*-. 5^ the Indians nnd under lhe Flags of oWMiin. i i-^iglsnot ,Thf ; * Confederacy, and the United States s»fw4merten. • _ ■ " Beginning at four o'cloekt-tn the sH'crnobfi w h e ^ f t i n r ' ™ - - ^ eating historical objects will be on exhibition with 5:30 to 7:30 consisting of courses chartetrristir of tneso^^ periods and nccompnnied by song, nnd dances nnd olher-enter- ^ talning features typlcnl of the ^-nriouik'races which hpVjf:j)\(ldr^. iswny fn this land of Sunshine nnd flb^;£Ys. )* Dinner tickets, which includes admission, $1.00 i,* Admission alone 10c s Bridge and Whist tnVIe.s in the balcony. Resenaituma<nn fit -| made with Mr.i. R. K. Tolar or Mrs. W. ML .Thigpen. > This delightful entertainment i* not confuted to Club mctivbefs but Is open to the public. Tourists.«ro especially invited-/« BBS FRIDAY Seals Now Selling fttSSP S V t f & i E f / . t! THRUi .Of A‘ LIFE T/Me ^ i^ tA S T a j 150 * G ftc A l S IH C I n * SO U )lt'R CMORU! STAUO UVOl ? W/P t CHAl v l */.»4.» g/j« t'.l t’.; AW . . f.w_ DON’T MISS IT AND IlK SQRUY AFTERW A If You Enjoy Thrilling Music— Ifcnpt ifol CfisVMWfS — Clean Comfcjdy-rlAtye— Romance— AdveplMre— Then You Cannot A fford T o Miss This BIrrchI (If AU Musical Shows , »i Prices $1. 551,50, $2, * Pins Tax , ,11 I M Now on (i fl - ‘ *1^ • ‘. ' - '/ ■ J •j 11 > vit f*'1 ' S a tin s , B roca d ed V e lv e t s , E m b r o id e r e d . G e o r g e t t e s , Mallison’s and other high grade F la n n e ls , inches wide. Dark shades. price $5.00 yd. Regplar Pricp $3.50 C a s s ia s . All Regular Sale price VI W ed­ nesday, per yd. yd. Salt* price Wednesday, per yd. Mallison’s faney Fussy Willow regular price $5.00 yd. Sale Price Wednesday, per, yd. pinin Satins. co^ors^- , 4Q inches wide. 40 and silks One (able o f Plain Crepe. J ersie s $2.50 $ 1.75 One table o f fancy brocaded Velvet nnyl embroidered silk. Regular price $7.00 yd. Sale 'price Wcdnesddy, p*r y d .’ pik&JkJ. «•>*«* t *:o Beautiful metal Cloth in all fancy colors. | Regular price $7.00 per yd. Sale price Wednesday per yd. . Mallison’a plain Pussy Willow light and dark shades. Regular Price $3.50 yd. Sale Price, yd. I/ n ’ v \ .... ■ ’ v .it iiJ l 'I * < • oh i . ISJ Jersey, Cassia U I Jersey, 54 in. wd. $2.25 yd. W edensday $1.13 yd. J W Flannel 54 in. wd. $3.00 yd. W ednesday $1.50 yd* •vs.nM.f. .n FJaipel 54 in. wd. $3.50 yd. W ednesday $1.75 yd. , ;■ ’ • < /w; i •bM'h jj I p f T i * >x * .1 vi •>*»< * t* H * i. ; * l ibofe" To tisa fo izrf-'Gtba*. ‘ r ”’ t*i *»*ht xm v i* m 'tt\ : »|t> ‘•lift1 •«. 1*^ * * ^ ■^I,)!*Jiit -, rA •tG bns*. ±dIs«u ./A •*-)*• L j, L, i ■ Mffylt. * . a * * ■ ■ ■ ‘ : , aw and 7M ;S1 a '^ ~ -fr ' ‘V . i �- - 1T^ I . Tj. ■ ‘ © s W 'T -.v1 '■ ■'Tf*1 * "• .1" ••. v' m Vwf *T ■ W , ' ■ ' ji, " ■ .••' ■ ” -»Yt - ■■■ * EBMh ■*R - - r •* ; ■, - Ptl,'*}j •*«*■♦^Ufc. 4V- *ri i^AnKTronir TT ,; i J r 11/ 7 /) a JVu H'- <Tr'r*-n> K¥* W f * - ...... r» **M »■f W ■#*,■>•. 4 •>«*»-IT **<**'*■**-T’ jr?_*r »• WarnV— •*»»* t.t"t**w ,* «* « '‘ ■•«t**a «« tlfHanaUHIIWUMll!1f i -V T H E SAN FO R D H E R A LD , M ON D AY JA N U A R Y 23. ifa B ~^r T :M j*> r> Scene From Musical Sensation “ My Maryland Additional Society 6 i Ti M Certain Cure O f Cancer By UsingP oten t Radium Rays u (M yMaryland—Is Called National Opera Because O f The American Theme Bride Of I Charged «ui.mint wji gainst pith, * . tint Jin. youthful |1 months, chtijj! . , , Research Committee o f the l.ondon *ome nxt.»UVir. i l years certain forms o f eancor will Association of the Medical Wo- Smith T i w ! 1 be cure.l by the use o f indium, it is h>darntion. ton mill foriZ * predicted In an unrignwl - article "They report 117 rases ylth 1,6 The indict, appenrnig n, The Lance , the o f - I (!, aU) din-rily duo to the 1 tWat-.! follow in g^ "1 fieial medical journal u ' (-rent Brit- , „ cnt. Fifty per cent o f the puses Thoma* K . - H pin»J t,anted inofe'thun a year a g o .lire dm . Itiid*.iiu tl The article is interpreted ns be­ stated to be free from signs hnd ; cinlmed that \1* J ing the official view of the publi­ Hjfmptoms " [ cancer; the perccn-1,0 t!l(, cation's editors, and is Important tnge operalilnlity o f the ^nsc insofar ns it foreshadows a day wns not more than If, per cent." fiml ntr .if lVtty," when radium will roplnce the use of the knife in certain forms o f the Bill Asks Additional disease. .. Army Appropriation *°y™Jl'v “ Ill a few years, the article deas the most effective form of WASHINGTON, Jara. 24. - 'treatment for ccrtn^i forms of Mnn, 70, WugAl (IN S )— A bill for an additional cancer, $7,000,000 appropriation, to sup‘.'Surgery lias been slow to adSpecification! («] ml; :.fri..n, nk m ... .w . in 11 appropriated for housing the ar­ combatting the ravages of cancer, nniie, who said I, ,1 but year, by year the evidence my, will be introduced next-week, the Board of Ih^l grows that radium is of real util­ Rep. James (It) of Michigan nn- Ireland, ivcrnily,^ nnunerd lodny, after a conference ity. him n life partner , with President Coolidge. suggested that “ The supply o f radium available James recently returned from the mate. "I d0 ^,1 in this country lias never been an extended tour of army posts lull woman, large, and those who have used it tttidying the question. He told the ior of n long ik. In a scientific manner have liccn President the soldiers are admir­ "and would like few, hut the result o f their work ably housed in some posts, while hohlied mul shinzlei,] is beginning to make itself fell." in others conditions nre "deploy neatly slmveil, p ,, The articles deals to some extent able." In the Canal Zone, James who would aImp with the largest report of the Modi- mid, he found soldiers occupying ilnfo shave. I cnl Research Council on the sub­ ant-infested shacks erected |u w*Gt pond eyniz'u, ..——i..i.— ........ ...i.— —.the i-—canal was has a. Oiste fii, (i.— ject of cancer, It riuotcs a state­ i.— house laborers when ment by D r- Helen - Chambers, n Wing built. James is-n’'member of bnve.io'knjt well-known woman surgeon; -which the House Militniy A ffairs Com­ for them; but 11 throws considerable light on the mittee. that the lady hb’tt Flu- might In- inch*, development of the radium treat­ ientlv poke it ir.t«i ment in England. COURSES FOR MEN affairs, and. V * ! “ The immediate .risk o f the ra­ MASON CITY, Iowa. Jan. 24 mine." Tin- board dium treatment is practically nil," The d. duration of Sir Robert not know of .uiy The nsicnation of Hanford Mtte- Mi*s Chambers declares. “ The Horne, speaking nt the Glasgow was not in demini Nidei as assistant secretary of war lives of many women, quite hope­ College of Domestic Science rewe thought the joke bud gone far has resulted in a vertinld^ flood of less from the surgeon’s point of poor anti isonted single men should In a lii iid-nn oxii enough and had Kessler notified mmols over the state as to his viow, have been saved for ten years r'ently, that o cookery class for vnl airplanes in Jq future, but those elosrst In him and mire. The treatment can o f­ be established, has found many four aviators w«t| there was a mistake in the name. here ore imlieed to take his "reHe seized a hut her knife and 1m u to business” as the real rea- ten ndieve distressing symtnns champions among leading educa­ even when it does not save life. tors of Europe. J. I*. Thomas, of threatened to kill nil of us. Ill - nt for resignation. "The success o f this treatment the Battersea Men's Institute of One rumor Inis had it that lie is lepends entirely upon the use of I.option, strongly favors the teach­ wife fainted when she heard it DIGGERS PAH wasn't so that Mnmtie was to h ■ I k","c f' ,rw" » ! Phone m| »!“ • scientific-technique, and it requires ing of rooking to men, and his in­ the Republican mnnmal.m, r,.r a „kn|(l(1 Byilliet.oIu|.iBt specially stitution Inis established a men's pat din ed. We were awfully sorry.’ Sweet Milk Sa h, I ...led Stales senate in I MG. lrnjnw| Wlllk> without this. class in the art. Among the pupils The rich booll.-ggers like *n wiun tile term o f Senator Dun butter radium is often dangerous and is urc both married and single men piny jokes on Rennis ton. Renin-, thick, Iowa’s Democial. i-xjiires. Milk for I practically always hopeless as a mul the instructor is a young wom­ man liked Another'is that he lias eyes on the means of saving life. an intense, i nergetie an. The entire duties of the kit­ t» play hull and to win. IInn i it " )-i e -idnel's chair in the event. chen are being taught, but stress "Very few women can obtain was a pitcher for om- of the p i General Da Wes slcns aside nt is paced on the preparation of VICKY m ■on Itasoliall teams and Retllits in maki the luce for the presidency this modern radium treatment, and homely dishes. At each lesson the many of our leading hospitals me . Ihi:-. though is mere spvculatioii, tin* other. *entirely without (In- facilities fm pupils' luncheons or suppers for 29 x MO Co "We Imbed all o f Remus' j'k iv Ills ha nds a*s( it, and they point it. With, extended the next day aye prepared. ers with cigarettes or money arid out .hat In* business interests here providing Tires kllowltdge, it is to he hoped that In- couldn't win a ’ game c\etl [ really need I is attention. He lias Chinn has 440,1100,000 pnpulatthis state o f affairs will soon he ion, ticcctding to latest estimates. ili"'.ich he h:id-* rhi •in-st-* team,' ‘ his own.bond business and it is geiiBicycle Tires] llant “ lie would gt-l up to , orally i re-limed that lie gradually reell fied," n Refeiring to a particular method hat ho'- a left-hander— hit tin* f will take over the affairs of IdSaturday Jar tVlcLaulins lull dn-ll I- r first, lie would h.- Inline, Chillies II. McNidrr who i- of radium 11cut men t which lias Monday Jan. produced some of the best results -life l-.v two feel hut the umpire n-pullcd in poor lieu till, ENGRAVING would shout, 'You’ re out!" Itemus Tin ■Idcr McNider is pre-ident of on iecord. Dr. Chambers said: F. P. RIN Diamond Mounting “ The largest number of cases would la- fil to he tied. And when I tin- I n>t National Bank lu-re, and 221 East fir Jew rlrrs-Optometrist one of Ins players would full down I his von is vice-president. In ad- treated by this method Have been tlppo-itr r. Watch Repairing at a i i nr ul spot (having been,)ilition t ilds there arc large real under the auspices of the Cancer lin'd lo ,i > s,,i there was no hold- estate holdings and the maiiagi - -■ -----ing him. lie didn't know In- was |im-nt o f i lie Northwestern Slates ’ " Icin'td mil until nficr In- got l'oill.iol Ci'iuenl I’oinpaiiy that will out i f |u i -hii." iliiclv, upon Hanford, who is the l.emti * and llaar now laugh |only child, —- » |i-hout llo.s.- days ill jail. They AM Kit It A NS THREATENED \vr?v 11<*t v*» I**!’! at liim’Hi % £% ££• PiP<-‘ Organ Club Hasj Donaelly-SIginund c-rettu, Uonlintr with the* putrioti Meet At Mrs. Bryan s. ntory o f Barbara FrU-lchie unJ the stirring days of 1802, which An exceptionally interesting the Messrs. Shubert will present meeting i f the I'ipc Orgnn Club of nt the Mllufte on Friday night, the First Baptist Church was held January 28, has b?on slylcd the Monday afternoon at the home of National Operetta, pnrtly because Mrs. Leslie Bryan in Ed (towood. o f its American theme and its Narcissus were used in profusion American music and partly be- b the rmui)lt w|,ere the mancause it is the first o f its kind. bers assembled. It has also been termini ' the Roll call was nnswered with perfect operetta," because critic< scripture verses. Routine business have failed to find a flaw in it. was carried out under the lcnderThis musical offering has- a r e o ihlp-of-tho-prcsidenL -M rs—J—1L »rd~of more ~than~ftOO~ consrcutlvo Colclough, qnd it wns voted not to performances nt the Lyric The­ have n bazaar this year at Easter, atre, Philadelphia. So Instantan­ but instead each member pledge to eous has been, the success of “ My make her contribution ns Inrge ns Maryland," tho producers nre pre­ possiblo nt each meeting. paring ft d ’ *enr out no fewer than Following the business session, five companies on tour. The de­ the Mission Study class was ably mands fdr this operetta have come conttfletcd by Mrs. A. Kent Rossifrom all over the (Inlted States ter. The next meeting will be held and from Canadn. Monday afternoon nt 11:30 o’clock “ My Maryland" is packed with nt the home of Mrs. James (5. thrills, sentiment and patriotic Sharon on West Tenth Street. appeal. It reveals a wonderful Late in the afternoon a social story, in ipusicnl form, of roninnee hour jvns enjoyed, when refresh­ and adventure in the South during ments of n salad course with cofthose bloody days of conflict. Mr. /vyOv< !h -.W ^ ed hy.the hostess-as­ Rpmberg1a score <ip . a . naira rkable sisted liy-three dainty maids wear­ . example o f the genius possessed ing pretty aprons and caps. They by this populnr composer in wield­ ing his own original numbers with were Martha Bryan. Virginia Einold familiar tunes and popular sel and Pauline Willink. Those attending Monday's meet­ melodies of Dixie- and 'the days of ing were Mrs. Francis E. llolx. Mrs. the Cltvil Wnr Old-time martial l^slic Brynii. Mrs. F. J. Cooledge. NEW YORK. Jan. 2 I - ( 1 N S ) nirs arc so skillfully woven into the action of the play so stirring­ Mrs. J. 11. Colclmigh, Mrs. A. ( . Rootlegging in America was dealt |(()(| ,lIllw wh,,„ „ K. lllw rinnlly ly sung by* n big soldier chorus, Chamberlain Mrs. It. F. Cooper. ' .... there Is no wonder at all at the Mrs. Robert L. (ilenn. Mrs. James lll» wltl‘ ‘ “ '“ 'g*' 11,1,1 enthusiasm thu operetta invokes (1. Sharon. Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. It In its audiences. Performances of E. Tolar, Mrs. B. C. .Moore, Mrs. |landed him in the federal penitenthis musical play have been mark­ T. L. Hale, Mrs. W. I), (iariliner. tiary at A'lanta for violation of With Remus ed, time after time, by nudiences Mrs. I. E. Estridge, Mrs. A. M ., tht- Volstead net. u V o m r „ t hts hrniny rising in their scats and cheering Phillips, Mrs Robert Myrrlwi-uthi-r, Mrs. II. <i. Melhvin, Mrs. Robert . the singing of “ Your I-nnd and My Masska, Mrs. A . C . MeLendon. Mrs. I‘n ,‘ 'ier ami a dozen associates. It Land" ami oilier thrilling num­ when a “ shork bers. Miss Donnelly and Mr. Clifford Walker. Mrs. Sidney J. wns United States inaraliul, . with handNix, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mrs. A. Romberg who, it will be rememberS Setmnn came to get him - Remus. In their present musical romance Kont Rossiter, Mrs. Guy Srntt "king of the bootleggers" who and Mrs. William Moore “ My Maryland" they huve found though be was minim.c, who l« i»d wero responsible for “ Blossom lieved the milliou-dollar wall o! Time” and “ The Student Prince," Florida Under 5 Fla^s protection lie had built up would a worthy successor to their former he pellet rated. To BeAtWoman’sClub lievRemus •r mi£j|£(A .gems. Imd to forsake his beau­ ie Messrs. Shubert are the rccThe tiful mansion on rice Hill, (hn“ Florida tinder Five Flags," will ognizet^1leaden In the field of <oinnnti; hi* •“ ReniuU' lhiildhlg" III operetta production. They have a be presented, Thursday allernooi, thc same city, his dozen or more long Hat of successes to their cre­ and evening at the Woman’s Club distilleries, his oilier vail bidd­ dit. All they have learned by theii under the direction of the l.iteraings. his friends—even hi> wif *, long Experience and all of their1im c Department Hith Miss Mar Imogeiu-, who lie later shot aid knowledge of the art of the the-1 guret Young as general ( haimian. killed. It was Ins dark hour. atro has been applied to the pro This is a unique entertainment de­ Others At Atlanta duction of "My Maryland." pleting representative features of But when Remus got to Atlm< Nor is this operetta without a lift- in Ehiridn among the Indians to he met othei hnnth-egei-s aod fund o|v<coinedy. Throughout tin- and under the flags of Spain, life wasn't as dull m the "bool nctioyjpf- the story there is a France, England, The t'onfederaev ripplo^Of; merriment that some- and thi- United States of America. loggers' family" ns In* hud |-uliii ed it would lie. Ill fuel, some of timeaajtttfomes a wave. It is good, Beginning at four o'clock in the the most comical things in Remu-' clenti’ nmf wholesome comedy, tpo. afternoon when many interesting An operettu ns worthy of rank­ historical objects will he on exhibi­ career happened to him when lie was in prison. ing ill the highest class as "My tion t*»h ibunci from iV..'ll> t<> 7SIP Always adept at bulling people. Maryland" is, deserves it worthy o'clock consisting of courses churRemus passed out motley where i*. cast, and that is just what the uctcristie of these various periods MEXICO CITY Jan. 24— l INS) did the most gomj as nuojt as In* 21 J>risoners ICscape Messrs. Khubert have provided. and accompuiut'd by song, linnccs ,, , ai Several members of the Ameri­ After that jail and other entertaining features life was not so irksome. He even From Detroit’s Jail can colony in Mexico City have retypical of the various races which K” t , n,n sfcm d ccjvi I threats of death if Gen. to have la-id sway in this land of sun- a better prison—-the DETROIT. Jan. 24.— (IN S )— Augustino Snndino, the Nicnrugn- 1 prison—the jaii jail at |shine and flowers. Twenty one federal prisoners held an iiibt-1 leader k* killed, it wni Athens, (in. Bridge and whist tables will be for trial in the Elmwood Police learned to’day. Tliese threats are The very day he went to Ath­ till u.-.-, o,«i« I placed on the balconies for those ens Remus slipped a $."iU lull into Station muler custody of the Way- understood to have ranie from th.|who wish to play cards, and reser­ the right palm as the prison gates tie County Sheriff's oUiee dug adheii-nts of Sundino among tinvations may be made by telephon­ swung behind him. Instead of be­ their way lo freedom today. Using N.iearaguuns living here. Tlte Cniing either Mrs. It. E. Tolar or Mrs. ing placed in a cell he \vas given pieces of nii-lal ripped from die' Iril States Embassy has asked the ’ \V. Morton Thigpen. two rooms—a "suite” . He spent wash room fixtures, the prisoners poliee to investigate. This delightful entertainment is a few hundred dollars to huve thu worked quietly cutting away the not confined to club members but M)om redecorated so they would heavy bri k wall itt the rear of tinFLYER SIGHTi-D is open to the public. Tourists are )lM)k lli(.t, jtl.MU|w lllwil>.„ tll(i ,ikl. jail. especially invited. The general ail- n|ce things, even in jail’. A general alarm of the escape CHILLICOTHK, O/. Jan. 24. mission is ten cents, while tickets Willie Huur, tin- "adlniial .,f was sounded in thi-» section of the UN’ S ) — Hurry Brooks, Ford lest ! for dinner and admission are one the bootleggers," bail been trans- state. Most of the prisoners were pilot flew over this rity nt 10:40 dollar. The following menu will he fcrrw| f , „ m Atlanta jail to Ath- art used either as dope peddh-Ys or A. M., today In his “ flivver" plane, served. I en« with him. liddirts, and some of them are nltlr on his non-plop flight from De­ Spanish Dish, "Spanish rice and -W e )„l(| „ k,r,(11t| lillu,-< j lllur sideied to be tlesperate men . troit to Miami. Tortilla." told the writer. "Ours was the French Dish, “ Salad and Chntii- life of Reilly. It rosl us plentyI pagne." hut it was worth. We had it easy A SCUI98 S O C N T iS T C tA J M S I Briti'h or Colonial dish, Roasl in Atlanta, ten. I was assistant bee", potatoes and rolls." nftHBE "THAT'S T H A T TH E NERVE C E N T E R S chauffeur fur the warden and was Confederate, "Sillibuh". •BE-CAUSE VO oVeJ out almost every night—taking in IUHICH R E A C T TO M U S IC Modern American, "Coffer or the shows and seeing my friends. G<SK y=\-AT A R E IN T H E F E E T . Tea." "\\ hen w-e went to Alliens with The spacious club auditorium forty or fifty other prisoners our will he divined into five sections1rixiwd (the bootleggers) managed ») each having exhibits typical of the tu g v t special favors W>\ -WUtilig•U*J .r^EH..soufciu: *-'u- flag fnr which It" staritf* nrift't t ir jip F liiem. We had*our thorns- s c TO fAE UXE (ollnw ing committee chairmen linvt novated.* We* had a completely m e w ’ RE: tiei-n named; “ indiun or Primitive j equipped kitchen. Wc had radios__ til Wl Ftuu out America," Miss Margaret Young; even a piano. We hud our own NEW AND DELIGHTFUL "Spanish", Mrs. K. D. Brownlee; waiter to serve ,,ur minis. Our Small check* and plaid* arc rtt- "French", Mr*. S. O. Shlnholser; friends wen- allowed to see us trerael) (ushsmahlc (or the develop­ "BriliMi", Miss Young; "Confeder­ whenever they wanted to. Mrs. ment "t>l (rock* (or girl> and junior*. ate", Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen; Iteniu* came now unit then. My A twh-p’cce cllcct is given thi* model "Motifin America", Mrs. R. E. girl* were allowed to come and by allacliiiig the plaited loner front at Tolar. see me. Remus' kicked ubout this. low waistline, 'live long sleeve* arv »voo. CAM’T \\e didn’t wear denim like the trinuiied with turn-lack culT* wliicb PR.OVJE it an other prisoners'. We wore business SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. oorretpond in odor and falitic with suits. l 'u e • ME the collar. Medium lire, reunites Hi •ft . . —-------, i . .. :• J 1‘nid fur Fuvura yard 54-inrlt *frlj)cd llanmd and H A number o f .member* from G o t c h il b l a in s !. *7 yard Jodnrli plain silk. . , Seminole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S. J understand it cost Remus attended the School of Instruction, $1 <,000 for the favors he got at At • COBGRAVE REACHES Monday afternoon ut New Smyr­ lnnta and Alliens, it cost me more a CHICAGO na. This was thu district school than that, but I'm m.t kicking life mul coni prises llarbcrsvlllv, Cres­ wusn t so hard us a convict, al* CHICAGO, Jan. 24 cent City, Dclaind, Daytona Beach, though I want no more of It "• William T. Cosgrove, prcMdcnt of New .Smyrna and Kjmfonh Monday Emmanuel (Manny) Hester, the tho Ij-ish Free State and h{a party, evening the me m byrsolt ended the millionaire New York bootlegger, arrlvtfl in Chicago today forty Jmeeting of Chapter No. II of New wns one of ., the Remus-Hoar five kninutes behind schedule on Smyrna, This* being tho official crowd" In the Georgia-jails. /-o o -, the TVcntleth Century .IJmited visit of the Gruiul Matron. Among Iljtur loin n ntory of how tho other u ftcq i the train battled snow those attending were Mrs. Glenn prisoners, including himself, faked stormy for .the Isat 200 miles of E. McKay, Mr*. Wurt W. Warner, a telegram which t!„.y had dellvthe lpurney. Thousand^,; Jo mi nod Mrs. I . M, King, Mrs. Sandy erc-d tm Kessler whom Ham- de/-Kf; A C H E S ' IlM ine ^pnatie the l|i Halle ciir Street Station as th« Amlmson, Mr^..James Huff, Mrs. set Hied qs * "character" InformTHIS MUSIC jlshed visitor was met by Eugene Hlgjlns, Mrs. J . 'E / ’Chur- ingj hiiu thut he would be distinguished vi W 9 1 II ,1Rol. 'TbOCHC^ 7V\\J n g r tip of rity city officials and rep* ler. Mrs. Jack Scott, Mrs. Dwight . : ■ , In I f I' , itMiipitives of civic organsatioas, BabhIU, Mrs. Sybil Routh, Mr*. R* flunnitf went Wildi.wlthi W qV l.j A.-1W., ... tiTaaqaai^wwNSBM)auima«'A>* . *r related. "Ui* wifBt wj,o wn* if. I 'Mrtrrwimer H €O U Ll PLANT CITY— Bids to be bpi N r|. T, Whueless and John din|ng with us when the news ir I for construction of S Musson. » Artt!i e'*!ul th>t-J,h e -°!« "■ H B IM sm ile gave nwsy all 'Suit Remus AndHis Bootlegger JA,c.tjvHy. Friends Had Easy Time O f causes Comments Serving Federal Sentence i V MS.ii ./J t¥« A1 '1 ‘*1 la *r I* * The Yowell Co. Daily Fashioh Hint CO H ave the That $ 16.75 A nnounc Pr iv il e g e of $ I yo u th fu l »w »i> Jh- sb the to Pr e s e n t in g j L\ %A' J (t^ hWO / Honor DRESSES IS OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN *1 SANFORD e OED D icnncs ore *Ii: Accepted choice; of the wdJ dressed school girl ant^ the youthful matron.Thcy exemplify sniiirt thought in modem Fashion in£»fln^ f. .fff If arc created to meet the needs cl i.*u. ^tylc* .vy;isc-^mss who; knows im ,t?tivcl)\ .• ' »»’ • n . ' . ------ . ------------11* / till 1'■ -• • q " Jcet jtoU1 ' " *■ .*!'*' ,'SMWUL w g -l. ■JL .*LV �\ • 1 f- tr ffl I _TlfEf SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY JA N U AR Y 24, 1D2R Of Herald Ads. UaiaW-------- 10-A —4 ’ttuILry-uVnd _ E g g s _ - Iif— Houses. For Sole.___ Radio Programs **tfK ' n JLU dJB STUDENT HEALTH WORRIES HEADS OF SCHOOL BOARD .L’nliticaLAnnouncements —— ■ - ---------N lnety-F cr ( ’rnt*OL Element* FKVTl’ RES ON THE AIR. v»; FOIt TAX ASSKNSUIl BATES FKE8 H eggs, Jinby chicks, and hOit SALE—75 foot lot facing l hereby ary School Children In Kan­ announce to Cut people’ east on Palmetto Avenue north ut Seminole County that I am a Hatching eggs. Cncklcberry sas Cltv Are Suffering Dc* Tuesday, Jan. 24. [in Advanea of Hughey Street. Will sacrifice fiuiUldnte tor tux uxxnkxur eubjetll Farm, Lake Mary. fcct'i Of Physical Makeups 7— Voters' Service: Ambas­ to the decision ul the votrre III if sold immediately. Very little the Liemocratlc Primary to be held sador Carlos G, Davila of ba r«al»*d J.1— Miscellaneous cash required and easy payment* in June ot thin year. 1 1mTa lived KANSAS CITY Jan., 24— More collector a®®* uranae and Seminole counties Chile— WEAK WJAR WTAG on the balance. Address P. 0. Box in tor 10 years. I have nerved in barmrat. WT1C WRC WGR WCSH WOC thnn ninety per cent tif the clemen >fB| Save 25^1, O. S. Vaughn, optome- 431, Sanford. cuunty commissioner on ami oft ___ 10 c a line tr’ st, L. H. Griffith, • Optician. for il years. 1 have made my lie -1 WSA1 WHO WOW WTMJ tary schbql children in Kntm* ____;.8c a Une, Sanford Optical Co., 303 E. 6 th St. ini- raising stuck and tllru.- trait WFI WCCO WHAS WCAE City'rt public schools are mi forinp amt tannins. I propose to let every; WSM WON. __,,+_7e a Hne Eyes examined, Glasses made, only taxpayer carry lux proportionate physicn) which arc jeopon requestfully equipped. Plan* In Sanford. Hour; iliun- ol taxes by Mm inn the pro*) 8 — Stroinberg-Catlnon prrty personal)). tour support Quintet and Orchestra—WJZ Also watch and clock repairing— urdixing to their health ami in I rates are for a III be appreciate*.' , reasonable I>rin.a. •jT, • many cases dungering Uicir lives. WBZ WDAI. KDKA KYW • II II. RILlIKtt. Irtlons. »tot® WHAM WJR KWK WREN. averaga lengtn Bicycle, Gun, Loch and Phonograph This was disclosed in a recoill ( 8— Sclborling Singers; Hans PO Il S T A T U l.r.r.ISl.V TLH K examination of 40,000 pupils be |no, repairing our specialty. Toys, Barth, Piano Soloist—WEAF tween the ages of mx and sixteen go of 30c for bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ FOJl SALE—Hami&oir.o two story t wish to announce my candidacy for the Htate l.eluxtaturo ((Jroup stucco house in high class WEEI WFI WTIC WJR WTAG conducted by the departments of erman's supplies. Geo. W. Declch, vi amt will uppn-c.ati* support in' tig la restricted WCSH WRC WGY WGR WE­ physical education nnd hygiene in 'The Bicycle Store.'* McLnnder residential section. Weil built and the primary to he held In .Tune. thoroughly modern in every res­ flcatlon. HEN the days begin t) shor­ in a shallow baking diih.” StW lf;;'." . L. I*. U.UlAN.s AK WTAM WWJ WSAI KSD Arcade. the schools nnd made public by Dr ■ made Tbo Son* pect. Beautiful grounds and ten and tho children come six cloves in tlie hem and cover ■ -WRHM • WOC WHO W Llfl Fred Burger, (Rreclor of hcnlth anil Qi be responsible stamping in from school the top with sliced pineapp!a..fAtI,‘. f o r T u n E K tiis L A 'r i'n n shrubs. This property sold recent­ WOW WDAF KVOO WFAA physical education in the schools. with their faces rosy from the Sprinkle generously with brown 12— Wanted 1 hereby announce m) candidacy, fcorrcct Insertion, ly for twelve thousand dollars. tor vhe Legislature, nubjrct to the WHAS WSM WMC WSU Even nt that figure of imperfect­ cold, tho wtso housewife realties sugar nnd pour pineapplo -syrup F for subsequent WANTED— Small farm for truck­ Present owner is willing to sacri will of the voters of Seminole' KPRC. ion, Kansas ‘ City children me in that tho time has now como to aroundninm. Bake in a moderato [office should bo for ten thousand. Apply Box! ‘ -’“ “ P1* l,« « pr" n" ,y lo ' ’8 9— Kvcrcndv Hour—- WEAF jUghUy^bcUurfonditiorutlum__Uil, make tbo fullest use of her oven xlvcm-(233f» F.) iorty-flvo minoteu ing with house,jiot too_ffttTrDni 3fice (lately In case of 6 ~card Siinfc rd Herild;----------- [ uu-Jmia- JL-ira •M M. UJltO. ~WEIT WJAiTlYFrWIHI WGY average city’s youngster*^ record., IK's town. Floyd McKac, Seaboard Oil l>lr/ Jyr ».r ... - - i _ -baking operations. For to oi:o hour, or until pineapple In __ WGR "WCAE V C f A M 'W J Co. -v - m '<nn ing to the intert stat'sties. baked foods aro especially en­ well lirewneJ. FOIt CO t'K TV J t IIUH WSAI WGN KSD WCCO WOC IUTISERF dorsed by all food oxparta ns bring riac.-.pp'.a and Rice an Gratis ' Few ^\te. Fit , I hereby ssHnllUr niy candidacy' WDAF WHAS WSM WMC |(or re-election to the office of representative Although it would appear that healthful. It i.i easy to bake dishes, makes n rcurishing dish for oold ,-cijs 14— Rooms Without Hoard WSB. ICounty JurtHC of Nemlmtlo County. #lllar with rates the number o ' 100 per cent physi­ too, for such cooking requires p tlay.t. Coo’: one cup of rlco in ' Florida, subject to the will’ of the TWO furnished rooms, convenient Di-uincratlC Votes of Seminole [ 10— Auction Bridge Games; cally fit in U»p institutions was minimum of watching. Real econ­ boiling sailed water. Put a layerv, aI£' sssification will omy is involved, ns several dishes County, In the liemocratlc Primary I Wc.*t vs East—WEAF WEEI hath. Gentlemen preferred. 717 llcte information, alarmingly small, a steady dicrensr can ho cooked with the ear.io in the bottom of grjn«od. bnking'-.'i-r.i, election to bo lo-lil June Atli. IS.’ I I WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH II*3 . uovi.r wiin pmenpp.e v^i. dish. Cover with pirtcappia tn,tbi* ,cvfV Park Ave. i, they will assist JAS ti. SIIARON. ( WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE of children undurwciglit; to the ex­ amount of heat used for one. bits, bits. Fpclnk'o with prated chevt-ity u . kg your want ad tent of ten per cent or more bar KOH TAX COI.I.KCTOI* WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN silt and peppe*'. Add rice, pinesa bre effective. Good Pineapple Dishes I wish to announce Unit I am n 20— FarmH For Sale been noted, anti in the hint eight One bedroom, 411 Pork Ave. oppl'!, P o u t’ , KS1) WCCO WOC WHO WOW »rp ; . nml cheese again. - . cntidldate for re.clccllon to tha Of nil the pleasing dishes that over it one cup pineapple Bynip, 7j'< O'flce of Tax Collector of Htniln-! .WDAF -WIIAS WSM WMC years the number has decreased 'ound 15— Apartment. For Renl OVIEDO CELERY LAND olo County, Hphjcrt in tha action i WSU WTMJ. from 31 to 16 per cent of the total aro good for winter, pineapple is nnd dot with three tablespoons-,' mocratie Ten acres or more, one mile from I " j, thB '!“ **/* In tha Den student bodies, for Dial length of f rontlncnL Coming from uunny butter. Bake in moderato tr/erf !l1rtl . I,*. Primary to be hct'l In June, bpy’s gold bowed cltj limit*, flowing vtellK. Coast) Tour i»up|>orl win i&p|ir• . prx'latsil. time, lhe schools have hern 'fur­ Inwnii, it seems ns if it had cap­ until thoroughly heated. . in** pr please call 829. FOIt KENT — Apartment, 1101 Line and Seaboard loading tracks t JNO. i> JINKINH nishing milk fur Lhp undernour­ tured some of the warmth and Elm Ave., corner 11th. SL. •To, maka -Phicapple h * T f v * -y t. e ». 1 * k one-half .mile.from, property..-Price |<r . ■ . • . 7. * 7 ^ ' 1*> / wr . , ( ^'vu*~ f * r t. • WtUEKD'AY.'JANUARY- 24.. ' ished'students--and fresh air,-or irheer ‘pf that .lovely-climate land Torts, heat two eggs tmtfl light g s.*>y 4 A . V/ / *•< < $225' per here, nothing down, i’ay-f • *-' * . * Tin* Associated Press. open rtass-roonts for those with was bringing it piecemeal to the Add ono cup sugar, two-thirds ctip *r * J old liver colored Furnished apartment, 1119 Myrtlo cold North. When baking, do not hread crumbs slightly browned, n blc 10 eq u a l an n ual pa ym en ts, j j tifreb y aimouitci* £ h a m nJftiato 272.6, WPG Atlantic City, 1100 : any luhcmilnr tendency. [| collar with InAve. Inquire Mrs. Julius Takach. interest 6 pvt. I to nucon-d mynvlf aw Senator from . , , forget the possibilities of p'neapplo one cup chopped dates, one-halt 8:30, Auto show; 9, Dual trio; 10 , Of 37,568 pupil t Kinder notify C. Phono 697-R. thfl Z71Ik Svruitor l,\l diBtrlrl com* examined, 2 0 . _ not only as desse t but also with Paul P. Harnett, 19 Wall Street, pnN cup drained crushed ITnwailan y*. t-d of S«*lYitttolc CnUHhd receive rownrd. Orlando, Florida. Phone 839d tlfn Mutijccl Ui tli«« Utnnocnitlo auttioii bridge; 10:30, dance ur- 336, or (Ktproximalcly 70 pet- cent meat and as vegetable. pineapple, one cup chopped wal»l. Jill, chcKliits. were ruffering from orthopedic de­ prliiiavy to ImlU Juii*» Gtli, l^SV. Or 3313. naked Ham and Pineapple iftits, one teaspoon baking powdarl 1 Nicely furnished apartments with If **Ii»rii>d I pro nil si* to continue 285.5, WBAL Baltimore, 1050: fects. including incorrect posture Is made In this way: cover a and one-Jialf teaspoon sa!L Mix] jjfr to work fur th»* Ut*Ht Intivrcul of |% it* nil modem conveniences. Phone 21— Acreage For Suitand flnl feet, and other defects « ' ‘tUtrlct ami* I Invlt?* >ou to my 8 , Stromhcrg-Gailson hour; 9, Elitlleo of ham eut two Inehcj thick well and-put in a fthattow pan. Bok« ....'; 70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave. on Hut'll Import tint the butte structure other than teeth. with cold water, bring to boiling for forty-flvo minutes In a s)<nr , j$ stml'ic. 10, tintice music. thin m h m u u i J ruHiU, coiiiri vnllon tif DGE Of 10.HKD Mib(cotetl to the tests, point, nnd cook for thirty mlntdes. oven. Cut In Bqu*rcs’ and serraj. NEWLY furnished apartments for FOR SALE:—Beautiful • arceago «»nr iKitnrnl I’pbou. con, reduction uf 4 - 2 .3 , WOR Newark 710: 0:15 knd Graham trucks. between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 rsi nti* t i n PH n n d «»ilU(*iUlun 7,434 or nlunit 90 percent were vlr- Drain off tho wator, placo the ham hot, with wliippetl cream. 1 lin k .J. Amt lie an Sjioech Pioneers; 7. rent. Phone HG4-J. Commercial ucrcs, consisting of some high and Hut Huppoi*. uf all loyal In-mocratm. Street. Phone J. tims of had teeih. abnormal t msils, Shelton t nsenilile; 7:30, Byer'* Street and Park Avenue. J |*Alt ItiHIt. — ■ —r i-xit'.’ some low land. Ideally situated orchestra; 8 , Sessions chimes; 9, defective nose . skin or vision. :OWAN CO. Auto TWO 3 room modern furnished for poultry farm. Frontage on old Arc Grwlcrnmirisked New \ nrk uvivi'rsity; 10, LlaterOrlando road. Can be bought at Jihect metal works. rtm s iin iu r r apartments, private bath, gar­ Virlually all of the defects mav a bargain with very easy paymenta. |<*nuc. Phone 71C*\V, l hrrrtiv nnni>u*,c*t’ my rntulle!acy ine h"*:r: 11:05, da lire music. age. ?30 and $35. Sanford and This is an opportunity for sornn fo r (hi- o ffli'i* o f H lir -r lff o f Hi’in ln * be traced to an undernourished ton. | ' q L o C i l t e M iS S illff I " WEAK New York, 610: «nif C m in L v t uliji-i-t 11 » tin* w i l l of Geneva. Phone 246-W. ■on in^ lo physicians gen* l dition, ("’ Cimins iinynicinns gen, . 5 i n •" , one to get u desirable poultry farm uli* t) BUICK CO. 6 , W. lo; f A-ioria orehestra; 7, tl,*i vut**iH at Uni Jim** fii nary. for almost nothing. For further G ir l )gnolia Ave. J I' McCI.KI.LA.s'U Vo I: i Set vice: 7:30, National erallv-Thai cond’ .ion is brought on ^ n U l I l C o l l e g e FOR R E M — Two furnished information »e) R. J. Holly, First not siniii-.h through huneer. but j ______0 one 3C7. Musk.i.lilies; h. SeiberHng Sing­ apartments, large rooms, 919 National Bank Building, Sanford, P* n prescription for NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Jan. ers; (1:311, The 7-1 Gs; 9, Everrndy Inrgclv bv improper foods. Dietary r u n M ii'.H i r r Park Ave. Florida. Im a r m o n s I itfi mmnr«• inv cHiidltlrtuy hour; 111.30, I’uluis I)*Or orches- insteneih •» and continual presenta­ '.'•I — (INK) - - Spurred by the offer Colds, (Jrip pc. Flu, Dengue tion o* rul“s of hvrirne. i*i •*>« f t reward of $1,669. effort!* were lutomobllr: Go. for 1v-rlrt'Uon lo Hih ofiltr of nh»o • trn; II, Hufliruu <rrche<trn, 1(>— Hmisen For Kent 23— W anted Kt>«l Knlntc iff nf HfiniPiili', i'oiiitlf i*ul>i*'Ct t*» tve. Phone 137. ela-s-r oirr and lionie lencther with redoubled today to find u trnep of Bilious Fever and Malaria. *- Ai tlu- nctlon of tl»r \titer* In tlm 154.3, WJZ New Yolk. 660: 6 . eoneetive It kills the germo. V :V FIVE room Imuxe, corner Oak WANT to hear from owner having I»r»nocruttu piim.»r> in |i»a hrtd iim^i excreises. is doing a Miss I’ lnin-es St. John Sinitli, Until Mn tiger orchrsttli; 7:30, Jtinr. I will ;iuiir«*i'laf n your eigliteen-ytMt-obl dtrighter of u and Hilt St., all modern con­ great ileal I l l i w m l disease and lo farm for sale in Florida, suitable NopiHitt, rrhpufU uU> yours, (Service Melody Muskclc-ts; 8 , St'om- ------ ------------------- ) . . ■ ■ veniences. Garage. February first. for general fanning nnd stock c o iv c t ib feels, niemtwrs of the New York broker, who vunishml c; Sr. i Ia n d . berg-t 'urlsiiii; 9, Oonlinentuls; <r l from Smith Gollege under eiieunt-* • Phono 864 J. or call lit) Commer­ medical ► iuff point mil. raising. Send description and low­ fAINT. 9:30, Tot rid Tots; 10:30, Mue tt‘ . r.iK'es utt myslifying us those nurcial St. The Kiris lutve n sl'ght margin of round ng the unsolved disnppearit r - n i l . c u tO tJ iT est cash price. John ('. Baker, i r o l l r i .K i i i t ( 01 Slnghi Breen; 11, Slumber Music second grade matHT i belter health thnn the bnv*. unci' in Nov. 1925, pf Jlisp Alice M. |{ thut will last- It SMALL unfurnished house close DcQueen, Arkansas. ' I hrii-tiv announce m> caudldi c>* 315.0. KDKA Pittsburgh; 950; Of th- fulal of 39,992 exuiaina. flnrhctl, of Utica. N. Y., Smith I for flit* offlx’t* of i ioi’k of t il® Cli* 6:15, Little Symphony; 8 , Stromloose ' ft" * (fov m ’ Up * in. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. tions given th- girls. 33.6117 proved College Sliident. Until girls vnnish. cull Court m u Itj vet to the will of 21— Lots For Hale farther, and wears 15th St. Acute Indleestiottt lit** votoiH at tin- 1n*iiiucratlc pri­ hcrg-Cnil-uii hour; 9, Continen­ de'ective, tvbil- among 38.456 in- i'd on Friday, the Lit It. Ourtbocs, Cbolef)_ mary mi J ulit* *•. 1:«va you buy your paint tals; 10, convert from WJZ. While the fren*ted search contin­ FOR SALE—East front lot on Miectioits made for boyx, 32, I) I. ntUAHIIKIl Motbus, Bloody Fly)( ."’*h kurt. Knnford Paint FOR RENT Furnished house ued, officials stated thut they were '*79.0, WHY Schenectady, 790: 921 were imperfect __ __ _ Magnolia Avenu?, Evans Addi­ Colic, Burn*, etc. ^Bplt 112 W. First St. Avocado Ave., apply phone 388. tion. Very desirable residential working on five theories. These 7:30. (luiiitct; 8 , Seiherling Sing­ Sweet Bugle it a purely t r,t« ! r o ii m ii.itirr were: vrscublr Cv»mp<HJml >kJ It p#f* < ANOTHER I'ltlX'KDMNT I h«i<*h> unniiuiir.' my»elf uh a ers; 9, Evert :uly buur; 10, miction 5 ROOM house on \V. Second St., district. I^irge lot. Owner will sue1. —Thut Miss St. John Smithfriflv ».iic ei cn h t ihr •rital|rit thilJ, A M f t W* , v * hi itlge. t: ami lit** tn lor hlo-mf of H#mliiul« rifice on easy terms. Address l arirj, Groves. two blocks from business dis­ he I in flit: iiuublr* ft>r which u i« rrfomimem(#dL * ? County Mihi«**:t to l ho action of W'c mi (tils m11u ul the Atlantic was ululueti’d and held fur ransom; . ;______________ Park Ave. Phone trict. Good location for man of C. 1). B. care Herald. UiH.fi, WRC Washington, 610: * - ^ 1tin* I>rinociatlr |rhnnry to o® her father is reputed to be a miltirlfl In Ihl fu*1Jv pint of Ju*".o l ‘j - a 6 , Waldorf Astoria orchestra; 8 , find it difficult to keep up with the liuouire. DR. E.L.VVrLU O U U K t’ S s moderate means who wants lo be ■iir.oilvclv. V i* I) irl|)KOtlVl,l 26— Miscellaneous For Sale close to town. S. O. Siiiuholser, 2. That slur took her own life. 1: K . UHAD1 Seiborling Singers; 9, Evcreody developments which arc occurring |PRINT SHOP '‘min time to time in the old world. h'iur; 10 . auction bridge. 3. Thut she eloped; friends suid Phono 186. FOB SALE—tJoud Ford Delivery vo on anything ir,‘ Ken reelv any attention him been she luid u love affair but Iter rela­ .. .. .. . AT Y O q R DRUGfJJ^T’ ^i Southern, vuii ci.iaiK ok c o c it T truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat phone call will get 5 ROOM bungalow with garage. pniil by ltitpromt dispatches to the tives denied IJ. h**i**|j$ aum »uitrt* m y c m u llt lu r y 296.9, WWNG Asheville, 1010 : lone 417-W. -9 Hall$30.00 per inonth.T. A. Brother- almost new. Make me an offer. fur rh*rk uf thn rln-utl court^Htib- 8 . Packard program; 9, Old-Time loci'nf action uf the British govern­ 4. Thut her mind became n L A N K Y ’S DHL’,T. STORljf * J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. I Jvrt lo th® will of ihr votor* In son, phone 135V--''* ment in uruviding pChidon* for the blunk from overstudy; sin- was In*- .Mei-ch Bldg, Kynli.rd. Fla.-. 1 Hu- I>nnorr.4tlr pinniiry t<» lu» li••I■! music; 10, bridge lesson, * -*•*«#* aged folk of the British Isles. A- hind in her college wmk and hud fu r -! Jtni«» f* 1 win .«ppi iu?i.*t® yuur 175.9, WSB At Junta, 630: FOR SAIJ-'.; *1500.00 wo^h FOR RENT — Furnished three bet’ll “ plugging”. fOtlil OLD WALLS Mo REYNOLDS DRUG CO:.' V H U |iput t. crurding to reliable sources of in­ nishings oral lease on 42 room Selberling Singers; 9, FJvcready roam cottage. 1314 E. Fourth St. It A COHl* 5. That she met an accidental Kunfciiil SUV WALL PAINT formal ion i tie und one-quarter death—was M Fla. ^ bit by un automobile , NEW AND BET- near Forrest Lake Hotel. Modern hotel. Furnished, Ixiw rent. J. A. hour; 10, auction bridge. millions of people ure to benefit to or fell through the ice of pomp [JRTHER INFORMA- improvements. Call next door. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. 243.8, WDOD (|hnttanooga, KIIK srrKIlIVTf.MIRVT o ? LAKE MARY PlIARMACVffjjd the extent of receiving ten shillings river or pond in ibis vicinity. n n i.ir la s r m ction J PHONE 235-J OR Phono 857-J. 1230; 8:30, clnssirnl program; 9, Luke Mary Flit Now' six-room modem bungalow, I nni n .nmtlrlale fur le-elertlou per week. -On.ly those who have Purents of the girl, whose home iCLLER, SANFORD. and 100 laying hens. Will acll In tl.n nfflre n( su per lot undent uf studio program. traveled uhroud ran appreciate Is in New York, were here today FOR RENT—Unfurnished cottage ut a bargain and good terms. pulin'- lusiruetinn f'<r Hemlnnle 381.1, KTIIR oTU Springs, 7 8 0 Biilijeci in dm i>.'nmer«tic what this means. \Ye here at home personally in touch with the scutch ut 1705 Magnolia Avenue, close No. 2f>09 Orange A%e., Sanford, Cntiulf. 9:30, bridge lesson; 10, Ballad Primary Vmir support wl.l t,o upmay be inclined to scoff and laugh for their daughter. prerial nl. [llUG STORE—Pre- to school. $15.00 monthly. Inquire Florida. Route A. Box 170. F. Favorites; 10:30, Jack Crawford's ut such n pittance for we have no T W. I. a W TOM. |)rLh'«, Soda. Wo arc at The Herald . of fi^Cf p liand;____________________ poor us that term is understood in your phone. Call 103 •Vood. all lengtn", tor salo. Leave POtt « I.KttK (THCt tT ( Ol'XT London, and in the densely popula­ ^Legal N o tice s ) FOR RENT — 6 room bungalow at orders ut 1511 Mdlonviile Ave. t herehy unnnUm'e my rundtdac) ted citie- in England, Ireland, Scot­ for tltn office of clerk, of Ihr Signs of all kinda. 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bej K. B. Dyson. **My knuckles were so Sore an;l ciM c u ir c o u r t o f i'll cult I'ourt. su.ijurl 10 the action is t i i k Paint &■ Y/uil Paper rooms, bath, living room, dining MRMINOLF. COI’N TV. IT.OIUH.X land and Wulcs. swollen with rheumatism I coakir 't of the volrri 't tile June J’ rlmaiy. PERTUSSIN loosens the in­ M ouiver. this relief is grunted IN i'll ANt’ KRY room add kitchen. Garage. $25.00 For oak and heart pine wood It It DMAS. hold a pen in try II A. WAItli, (.'oiiiplalnuiil. in the face of it huge deficit in the fectious mucus, relieves tlie hand. Alter mao/ monthly’. • Key nt The Herald phone 920 or write J. If. Eulltt» (Legal Notices) I fail'*-1 F ll— repairing, piano office. MARY Hl NTLIt. .t rt. Ovf.nl British exchequer, yet the people cough spasms and soothes the .an, Osteen, Fla. Strand woe.d .i nts. Jac [xperu with 17 year» teem to be willing to make any irritated tissues. It does not nixed $9.00 per cord. 2 ft. lengths cu uf i j p :. ii ‘ ation Oil’. Al mo s t itjOntirt and tl.ui to. tntercat. If uny. Till;•iiim unford muric stnr* For Rent— Six room house with • acidfice that those destitute und OF FI.OR10A T " upset the stomach and may be .’8.00 per cord. held h5 >ou nnd each of ytiu msv M\RVhTATi: stubtly toe pain <’ *» tpe, Room 10 & 11 Me 't int ItHANTLY / in dire need may hove their con­ taken freely. electric light# and running wut he dlvcaled out n( >nil and eseli III 'NTIilt.III .N apjKared and s* t ItOllintT I.CTtiN und lie. Phone 83L jr. Furnished for lignt-housckcep- i’ lenty of WOOD & GOAL at Du- of you and Invosted In the Com­ PERTUSSIN h. Ind the.nprovst Ms wife. If lit Inn dition bettered und their distress niy IitmL wvic n !• und that any nnd nil claim- nnd If l.l'TON ing. Enquire T. A. Greenleaf. deurt l> > all parlies ehtlmliKt hart's Wood yard. 9th &. Cy­ plainant ofpbytieiani former 20 )e»i», became relieved. mil agi.Vi" which you may, or any iif you may Interest iliidet the sul'l MAIIt IHI.QCKS— Irrigation Uiko Mary. Fla hate and make In ami to suld.’v Hi)' press. Phone 386 M. Those local folk who lust sum­ it it effective without dope and it . -St. < Y HCNTHIL lilt A.VTLY /. IICNTKH lands may he cancelli d , lit 'HURT l.l’TON s i i d -------- LU­ mer traveled through England turmlcii, even for little children. I general cement work. is lor gur#oId r *. »IT IS THKItKKOIlK, Ordered, that X' Vrcto Co. * J. E. Tur­ Six room -house: Tenth, between CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. 'N. Ills wife tluCeuseil t.r "III. i edy fur the p a i n s il this Notice he published la Thu Wise, either us helfs, devisees brought back reports of idleness PONT DOPE YOUR COUGH f in. 3rd and Hun Sanford lleruhl, u 1newspaper pun- gr.-ntee*. Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent aches of Kheu’i' *■ I>sn levs hr olherwlsc, on the part o f hundreds of thout im utlpatlon •■■I H»u»errfcaWa llshed In Netnlnnte ('minty. Klnrlda. tism, Sciatica, Nv freasonable. Phone 25J. (Mnsllpatlnn Is wild l>> noted med- once a week for fnur (I) con­ nnd In the heirs, devisees, legatevs. rends o f able-bodied, men nnd wo­ )KlNG—The Roof Evgr.ilit. es or uthvrwlHv vluimltig ritis, L u tnb a g at, it-nl authorities to he the ‘'Kalhcr secutive weeks. I men und thut problem of unemploy, llitorvst llndei-' WILLIAM Mclal shingles, 17— Buslteirs Places For Rcni .f I 'Iseiise." If you hi.- rimutlpatrd, WITNK8 H my hand and official ant ____Sprains and Strain*. dvemsed. and to mtjii is perhaps tin* greutest and I Hlltl allow It to so nni-orrrrted. >’ou seal ,pf thu Circuit Court of the Cxi.I.IKIt. ,J*a tin and galvinliod It goes directly to the seat .of the ill persons tsitve and esvept the iaVi-, or will have, nrrvousneaa, Tu m l)-third Judicial circuit of most important facing the British ernes II. Cowan. Oak STORES for Rent— Suitable for .mlluealluu, *luiiKl"h liver. Ullluua the Hiate of Fltirlda. in and fur (*iiiii|duluant herein, having trouble and draws out all the “ouch”. •" It works every time and doesn't burn prd SL Phone 111. either office or amail bueiness ittarka. headachea. hl^h blood Hemlnnle County, an this the Sttd chinning to have uny Interest In government todnv. There arc «mm> In following described lands uj tu the follow I itu descrlltetl lanus . , _ .ireaMire. hardenliiu .<>/_Jh<; arteries. the skin. Get a small trial bottle of R en t, jtAifrA^blSx^Phoh.0.baiyjtllbdle t^tmjqr.,‘FUu^tarItt'KiU loqfcjuan.ihl^. hgjLJpy c A* p T T r f g h P i r a d d 'ftt*-Hm» ♦*S*r j tedWfOff* arirror cnStftrirto-' ra n te d T ^ r r ia le ' Tlu* rfuUth ILilf o( theilllllrt.it noiitu tendency towards sucinliffn but on lemorrholda. apoplexy, and paraiyciefk Circuit Court. Semin­ II,. If o I k .. Northwest k,,.elliu'Sfal Quarter * •' . , , j. d»v. and sec the magic. llnlf off the lfi— Houses For Sale «t». If you are a woman, you will ole Count). Florida, the other hand the vast majority iN’ VV'l.t) of Houthesst Quarter ^riihahly—-,-tu»ve' "painful manaxa, s w U> A. -Al'.-WUKKH, foung woman of good IHK1.1), HoMin n 35, Township cf tho En glish people have deter­ iladder trouiite. ana other dlaeaaI). C. 1 to solicit ads for this SIX-room bungalow, with’ seven • :i Mouth liuliue -Id Kset. * peatillar to woman. Napoleon la tURAte) mined thut those able to pay. Bhull soil loti and cs«h of >«u are hereacres of land, ‘ aultnble for Herald. Strictly comia|d to have lost the nattla of II, M. WAT»3N, contribute something to the old and li> eited, notified. udmoiilshfd, Solicitor far Complainant. ls.‘ Sec Mr. Powers at poultry, at 1-ake Mary. Apply X> vVuterlpo herausa of a had attack in'|i-red, cumiuuiuJi't! unit reuulr.d infirm reaching the age of sixty.f iiemoryUulda. Vou will loae the to appear nt thu office of the i’l< *rt» W. Williams, Sanford Ave., U ke Vat lie of life for health, happlneaa IN CfjiJflT OF COUNTY JUlXJH. of this Court In the City of Han- five. mil succea*. Juat ns surely as Na­ SL'kIINOl.i: COUNTY. HTATH OF ford, Hemluule County. F'urlda, on Mary, Fla. Experiments such us this natur­ poleon lost tha hattla of tVaterluo ~ i ' —- ' 11 IWhite woman to live FIX>ltlDA . Moiiday the dth day of yelirtiui'* ,f you are auffarwiK from any, of tn .re Katat u of JOHN L. MILLER. A D l#H to miswvc th* UMI " f ally create world-wide in'erest und take care of an old FOR SALIiV ~y(M,,li®h house, now lih eomnpin ;cnfnp$ilnle enumerated . Drreased. • r ' * i. * (r irnid./fil^iSO .pO ’monthly. In ihnv*. fnnatipathrn und lieinoiwj To all creditor*. Ii' uhu-.-*, illetrlhu- Complaint filed In this Couit the result will be closely scrutcountry. Mr*. Harry -isi'lnst you und each of you In •holds can he positively ellmlhatwly N iw i. and nil persons havlnu inised. sell for Box 154, Ixmgwood, good location. At ill raiiaa. Said eaUK" hulng u Null >y our non-suritlcMl methods. Wrlld , (ll>lm< or UcuiHiids uyuln-l salJ till* |M remuve clouds Ulld quiet title of 56,000.00 on terms of $250. cash •>r i-iill for free literature. Cutisulla- ■ r-iutc: III" I'nmplulnutu. -A. WARD, 111 SAYS SCOTCHK8 GIIIAV. EGGS ."ro ll, and rsrli of j on; ure here, and to the above IIdescribed |»u without eharxe. * ..t /S x ind the balance $75.00 per month lunds li) notified und required tu present nit. jus. rottw iN itoWKL^. { \ i , BR [lal ~ ~ _ _l House contain* ^ room*. I-orge, lot, leslsirrod Physician Kpeclallilng «ny claim* and demands which you. wherein Complainant pra>s,. for at ---— ----\ j |hr-cither of you. may have against Decree of this Court decturiug. | - That Scotland lags behind, not loublo K^rJg*, ’ eL-. Addrew . C.- n the Office Treatment■ of — Stnm V fl [ iTo^ ’ i7~a n d ~ m o r t the estate of JOHN U MILLKIl. . ^ S V W - W V ' s ^ i d lunds^io) only a* n country of egg produc •irh. Ilnwei and ftectal Dlseaaaa. It. Care The Herald. JMPANY. 112 Second I#0 West Qore Avenue. Orlando, drresced. Islo of Seminole County. *r in IM* L'diiipiuin.tnt. ronflrmln*f* rri but aUo as egic eaters* dcclar* Florlds. to the lion. Jas. O. Hhsron Florida. Telephone 11>t FOR Sale or Rent: Owner here Cuunty Judge of Rrmtnols County, ^ ' r i i ^ o f ^ ^ p u m a ^ r e z l rd Kir Robert Grieg to member! Improved butinest at Ms office Iif the Count) Court i Rood and Indefeasible title In fee of the Scottish National Poultry for few days: Will sacrifice two house In Kemlnole Cuunty. Florida, *lm|il«» derreelna all right, claiot property. ’ Also wit1 Spanish bungalows. $1500. below Political Announcement within twelve months from the ir Inured claimed li> •u>i Or mo >' 11 Cuuiull at a recent meeting in “etgag-« as security. ■ ^ * HP» dale hereof. •ost if taken by January 2 flth ir any parry or nartir* rlnlmlM Edinburgh. Americans, he said, re­ F u n r o r x t r r o M M i« * n » N iM i Dated Nov. IMh. A- D. ISST. or to claim under you m uny “/ y*Ju Modern improvements. Practically |tock '>• 'I <vlnli In uonitunc' that I am. a U ’ l.A A. y ril.L t'R a and to said lunnn t>> tw wholly quire five or aix more hens per ‘ , *— 1 , — for rh» nfflce of ('ount* Administratrix of the Ratals of null no cash required. For particulars •audlilale und void und uf n i effect what* thousand of the population than "iiininluliiniT from THsirlct No. S , JOHN L. MILLKIl ^hovvx, Seeds, Lime, cnquiie Bodwell Realty Co. •n-ever: pertwtr.oR' , n 'ilrtlliK * «l does Scotland, where cne hen is nildrct (o rh»*Mleel»|on of tho volDei eased. rr-truInina you unifrt-u< h of )ou ramr'* Supplies. Bau,r* In th* Democratic Primary lo Wit. HKAHDAJJ.. ind your auentu ........... * and At­ not overworksd to produce all the e^iirlior foe Ccmnlslncnt.____ FOR SALE—Small cottage on ,r held on June Sth. A. D. till. 121J ’ir,t SL f •/ r* . . - i , * . torn*)* front asMU-llnj un)' claim eggs that one Individual cats in a I s. r. ix ) no . rear of lot. Magnolia Avenue neat Uy D*ed of t'onr*) oive jn»P or year. In Canada, he continued, aiherw'l**. or Inlrrfi-n tig In no)’ [fry and Eggs southside schooL Ideal .place to l-'On COCXTt A*»IS«SOIJ op way with the |io*uf*aion of Ih* four hens Isylng at full pressure TAXB1 live until such time as large house C < mplalnsnt. hi* .i**|y'n*. granl- are required to aupply each egg I wish to announce to the peapla •yeted stock, deliver•e*. a**nt* nr Allot nr)*. »»■ K PiMlnole Couaty that I am • from aksertina till.' «o said Una* eater. indldats for re-*teetior ta the efJ ®ghorn» ,^09^ fit] 5W, or ws> p«r| or naivel .itiereof; raice of Tax Aeeessor. subject to thd “ 1-*■ > " -1 ^ mixedv 100, 113.09, wuaii 'l i'Hnx you-aud epch of )<>u *o *»t cash payment uaj Mtvi** of — - f- » 0 0 with --- th< lecislon of the voters, In lh e p»mn- V , I HArchitect About 1*7 per cent of the 60.**f forth th*. nature-vf >our ra»pedUv» First N a fl Bank TM g R- L Rede, 100, balance payable like renL Pri« *r»ilc Primary lo b« INI4 In Juno sa tuifffriil ■-i.ilms aijgffurther pr»*y* ‘ h* 1 J-ilt -la., 090,000 inhabitants of Netherlands r ftaalord- F lorM gt elulm* <rf,‘ypu «* *aoH uf you mar l^di.i nre nntives, $3500.00. InquireHtralo •f this ».*«r.. T i C . * - ^ ’i- . .................. a |te*T*** W this uj .1 fttf, ; ' *h ' ’ *. J ' ' 'ifB-.r * ■ A iif; 3 ■- * '| H i m BAKED PINEAPPLE DISHES W i Efforts Redoubled 666 SW|ET BU6Lf KNUCKLES ACHED Tt C lears the 1 THROAT/ raSw f Safe for Every C o u ^ - A P u blic Institution This clearing house of wants, of- lers and opportunities is like your telephone or your electric light— always r^ady, always efficient. It is helpful alike to the man in busi- . ness, the woman in the home and t f is & s jw w & ir the boy or girl seeking employ­ ElUn J. Moughton ment for the first time.,: / AtJDfiW fr - ; , ', , - -, - > ‘r • » * ja j* I* * ' .>*7- * T I’ L f-v# .< � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 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>, January 24, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dcefd5bf834809d725aa5b2a2f4e80b3.pdf b5180dfc33aee6c8774e0d318d7419cd PDF Text Text I ESS Richest Garden Land. XIX. S. WORDS Leased Wire Internal# Voice Travels Mile In New Experiment N E W Y O R h fan. 2 3 - ( I N -fj)—A new vol< : took Us place •In radio broad asting history Uodny Message’ relayed across the Hudson rive through a field telephone wor boomorunged back from a hi fo loud speaker a mile away or the roof r f the Hell Telephone laboratories o a the M anhattan dc. The Magni­ fied voice exp intent was in­ tended to dc onstratc th at this latest type if loud speaker would enable 1 >00,000 persons in a mile-wide urea to "listen in" to roprodu ions of sound without the lit of n receiving set- The exp. rli ent marked tho first time that io human voice had been th row a mile without HistOrtion ncc (ling to, . Dr. H. W. -King, \ io directed the dnjionstrati in l C« <tle Stev­ ens Bluff, Hobpcn. ewa Service SANFORD FIA)RIDA, MONDAY JANUARY .23, 1928 Member A udit Bureau Of Circulations FORSTER B O SLfran* Forster HUNT CHANGES Oh Variety OFSubjects On fff BANK WORK 45th Anniversary In Bank TO COLLEGE OF FOR 45 YEARS MISSING GIRL Offitials-BaffJed •By Carolina Killing BREVARD, N. C., Jan. 28.— (IN 3 )—Baffled on every aide, authorities today continued an investigation Into tho slaying in nn isolated Hogback mountain cabin of Ulys Robinson, giant mountaineer. His body riddled with pistol bullets was found in hia cabin - by mountain friends who heard Robinson’s groans, llo was taken over alm ost inac­ cessible hills and swollen rivers to a hospital here, where he died. Joc'R cvis, tho slain m an’s f a t­ her-in-law, was held on suspic­ ion following the dying man’s utterance thdt "the old man shot U - n Iwiy■'’ l l y "Rnhlnenn jmu i iiirwi VTUiriiiauii, ucniltlfttl young widow of the dead man, was being grilled by auth­ orities in an effort to learn more details of incidents pre­ ceding the murder. On the’ occasion of tho forty- honor, ninf Ihqt the Democrats fifth Anniversary of his entrance will name A1 Smith as their Stand­ into the profession of banking, President Of First National Frank P. Forster, president of tho ard hearer. Mr. Forster has no AH E m p lo y e e s A n d M e m b e rs HankTodayCelebrutesAnni* First National Rank, has allowed prediction to make as to who will O f F a c u lty A r e Q u e s tio n e d versary Of H|s Entry Into hhnocif to deviate from his usual I bc elected-president. T o D ra w O u t S lig h te s t B it Hanking Profession In 1883 custom of avoiding nowepaper ih- When asked what he thought O f C lu e I n S o lv in g M y s te r y tirvloV s nod hn8 expressed hlm- of "Coolidge Economy," Mr. ForscLf upon o^wlde variety of topics Bter atatcd thnt he considered Mr. ,to n representative of Tho Herald. -Mellon,the greatest secretary of When asked What he considered the treasury this nation hod ever, Seminole County's g reatest single hud. "His work in reducing the R e p o r t T h a t G irl .R e s e m b lin g First National Survives Many nsset, Mr. Forster replied, "Celery nntioiuii.dLin. ni-n -ns hnvF r a n c e s S m ith \ Vas S e e n I n i Handicaps, Incbidinir l irt.. — but I thtnk'sdmV "of our fa n p e rj ing accomplished mors fo r tho h B a ris H a s B e e n D is c o u n te d FreezeAtid Financial Panics should devote sonic of th eir time country than kny other individual Today inny be only Monday to to ihe poultry nnd dsiry business," since tho. World W ar,” Mr. For­ NORTHAMPTON, Mssz., Jan. most citizens of Sanford but to He added thnt in his opinion finer ster, who is in thorough accord 23 — "(INS) — Search for Miss one of tho city’n boat known and result*. *.uuld be obtained i( tho with the secretary’s idea of re­ Frances St. John Smith, missing most respected pioneers it is an fa; r'e rs would g ^ together and ducing tho income tax, continued. Smith Collego freshman-heiress, epochal occasion, m arking the form i co-operative m arketing as­ Mr. Forster stated th at his centered a t tile ’’ collego today. LNA/Stn. 23— (INS) W A S H IN G T O N , J a achievement of nn enviable rcvoi.l sociation.) such as they now hnvo favorite pqct is Tonnycon nnd Every employoe was examined to iixtn Pnn-Amefican and tho Cclobriition of an attain­ ih Cnlifornin. He deplores the pre­ that among the English novelists draw out tho slightest bit of evi­ P r o h ib itio n a n d a n t i tee buckled down to ment that is the boast of but L-iv sent "hit-or-miss system of m ar­ he is very fond of -Dickens. Asked dence. Every building was comb­ la w s h a v o b e e n c a s t in* fk today in an atmon. men. ’ ' , ' keting celery. ed from 'cellar to nttic. Ash piles, nr. to what he regarded as the d i s c a r d in t h e W e s t e r n arified by tho rigIt was forty five years ago’ to v -Mr. F orster was umiualificd in finest attribute of character, Mr. scrap heaps, coal heaps, every pos­ s y lv a n la s o ft coal . . "honesty." Ho sible-hiding place was ransacked. the day thnt Frank P. Forster, hia optimism for the future of Forster replied, w h e r e v ice , b o o tle g g in g , Florida, declaring It to bp brightpresident of tho First National bcirves that yi.ii.res nnu "pcraevcrance" iierscverance’ is a r.ncn ol tmith's w * lemmars ‘ .. Each of Alias oSm touchers d o p e t m f f i c ax ’ *Y-"/ Rank of Sanford, embarked on a ,cr .a>tJ „ nt!Yor^ V >.A8. A ^ / t u r t t e l M t ykoly'*vy^br»ng’*tiYf* f «hH 'fA A rt l l t ' j ’’,,, . ^ r . ( flo u ris h ^ ' n o to rio (banking- ck fe m r H h a f 'h d i t o o u r t R ' 4Jn>on* ' W f o r - t t t f 'f i t o s p c r f H * tf f . U o e r s v - . - . ’r- <■ ' qucifldncd reganting her s tu d ie s ^ F a th e r O f S l a y e r O f L o s A n - M u rr a y , • vice e^delegntea 'assembled -Vresf&hit Of ] isK Frcc ^ ta le i.hihVprnthfnenct, M .v »• * success ' and• an country m - general, M r . Forster Thnt the United .Stnto. will nnt* bnljh*, in the hopo th at liiRelCS’G |n _ A n u S e v e ra l A ii- U n ite d M in d , fmcQU n f r s o f t h e edm Arrives In V shington And •uxperience thnt is rfeli in tihdi- expressed_the opinion th at cotniioniftto W ill E n d e a v o r T o E s ­ e r ic a c h a r g e d to d a y .-■*■* •, -rr formation thus guined will nid In romV day be plunged into another which handle the proIs Official): Received By tictuil performance of duty. Thnt tivps would he good, considering ta b lis h Y o u th ’s I n s a n i ty cleaving up the mystery which In n demand on Uia tho ’cdnfcrencc, the ntlHigh Cover nent Attaches 'career, although it is climaxed to­ the fact tlmp it is n presidential grent wnr is the firm copviction linn orounsed nation-wido interest. of Mr. Forster who says, "I conDepartm ent for immediate H the’ principal American year, ami would continue to get LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan . 23.— day in the realization of a most This minute combing . o f tho pression of coal field law not even guess how Boon it will rlivo was everywhere the WASHINGTO Jan. 23.—(IN S) noteworthy purpose, has not been- hotter. (IN S )—One farther against ano­ M urray asserted t h a t ,,- coodi* Smith Grounds followed tho huge come, but that it will, sooner or conversation. . —Greetings reeved for foreign ivltlinut its struggles, liarebliips Mi;. Forster is of the opinion inter, is pretty certain." He hcliev. two-day effort of the state con­ ther. Four alienists against sev­ those who were privately j sovereigns were corded Willinm and deprivations. en. These were tho opposing lines, in the Pittsburgh district thnt the Urpubiiruli party will tr. that General Pershing Tor the stabulary' w ho^fniledto uncover a ' scandal constituting Irmpalhy with Home of the T. Congreve, pre lent of ihe Irish assuming sharp contradistinction open againnominate Calvin Coolidge Some of those forty-five years, . . disgrace to the com muni Americans and G eneral-Foch for single clue iirter scouring the epressed by Mr. Hughes, j F ire State, wl he arrived in to this countryside for a 20-nillc itrea in today ns tho opening of the case humiliation to good citi: (continued on pngo 3) I’ th at -ids words carried Washington tudi from Chicago, wliit-li Frank P. Forster has sc rv -1ln "P” 0 uf h|3 objections of the people of California against and .a standing menace *tO?L ed Sanford ns u banker, were as th e ‘ vicinity of Northampton. bus weight and v.cro cerWilliam R. Cr c, Jr., assistant disheartening ns could he endured Willinm Edward Hickman drew peace, order, safety and moral Btata Detective Edwnnl J. Mc­ jiave great effect thiough- secretary of stS. officially wel­ ’ of the people.” by any man. Through fires, freez­ Carthy, of Worcester, wns called nearer with each passing hour. ■ In-Amerlcn. comed President osgrnvc on he­ er., panics nnd other handicaps, Pitted against each other * in into the enso toduy when State 'In the interests of law and o ant Coolidge hud dealt with half cf the gov ament. Timothy which threatenend the' town from Dctcctlvoi Joseph V. Daly, sought what promises to be the most dor and public decency, brnlities of Pan-A m eriram A. Smiddy, Irish mister, nccomp- time to time, Mr. Forster con­ his assistance to question Miss Kpcctuculur court drama in tho the Bureau of Prohibition to ■ spokesmen b - ..>* nnied Mr. Cosgi e. tinued his faithful serviru. There Mary Bouquec, of Spencer. Miss history of California, will be tho proper action In tha premia** the America1 * j , '• 0»» inis greet President were times when the job seemed Ihfuqucc reported thnt she had two fathers, whoso offsprings M urray said In a lette r to '*^ lit with cone,i i•e uierick Sterling, almost insurmountable, but nn in­ seen Miss St. John in a \V$»’tfe3- were tho central figures In a crlmo mUifloncr Jam es M. Dffrahi. Inomcnt, The two alio tsl to . Ireland, nnd dcmitnblo spirit nnd courage Beat that numbed a nation with hor­ tcr store. Immediately on receipt o f M ur ther were accepted n ig . o. Al Vuley, ‘first sec - 1 tho hanker plugging nheuil. ror. . Manufacturer Who Has Ju st A report thnt n girl reHcmblinit. A y ’s letter.D oran got ih toud; AccomponicdByln^nnt Daugh­ | a idiom atic nnd ^ < * ^ 1 retun- of th c F i S tate legation. Todny, forty-five years from b Arrived In Tamph FromDcTwo more days of final prepay with Prohibition A dm inistrator ! - dc-tachmentl'1 • • of tho policies of t h e 1 A ter And Guarded By Detec­ Miss‘ Sriiith had been pcen in the ntion erack cavalry- the time ns n young nimi of 30 of testimony by both stato ,D. Pennington, a t Pittsborgh and Rack Ray district of Boston by re-.1 , , X\y ,!‘,an« Savs Men tives Mrs. Lasher Is On way Plater.’ men escorted' tl llish executive he began work ns n teller in the W ill H v H ere To Weekend nnd defense attorneys remain bo- ordered a n .. exhaustive inv Miss Reatrire Fuller was being South To Avoid’Tron Hand* im portant commission ti>rough downtv streets to. the old l.yman Rank, Mr. Forster fore tho "fox" Comas to tho bar tion of the charges. investigated by Boston police to­ of llie day was thut of hotel wlioro he v stny during bis finds himself the head of SunTAMPA, Fla.. Jan. 23.— (IN S— BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Jun. 23.— day. Another report undar in­ of justice in Judge Carlos S. H ar­ Doran..also dispatched a p assigned to deal with four-day visit in ashbigton. * ford's oldest financial institution, "Within n year, Now York busi­ (IN S)—Mrs. A\)ilt$r B. Lnslinr, vestigation was th at Miss Sntith dy's Huporior court. her of special' investigator* flection of public intorPresident Co nve’s schedule n hank having n capitnl nnd sur­ nessmen will week-end in Flrolda On the- one side during the Pittsburgh. They will la Was located in the Hotel Astor, ’ law. • This ronintlsslon CJ.)|t.(i f or his offll rounds of calls plus of $2(>0,000 and deposits of through the wniter," wos the p re ­ w*fe °f the P ’esident of the Ameri­ Paris, France, by, Inspector Lconi, forthcoming trial, Thomas Hick­ can Cfjil-j, C»Jipnnrjind one of the the d rafts qntjJdetVuffect-'tiogrin wlthv n sit 16 the Frri.* nearly $2,000,000. He finds him­ diction of Eddie .Stinson, D etroit man of El PasoFTexas, according iciohratud French detective. very points raised -l>y Mr. State I/Cgntion, n luncheon with self directing the affairs of an airplane m anufacturer nnd pilot wealthiest nmlN m o st’ nristocratir to present' indications, will strive by tho Woshhigtoti a*ontw will woimn in Row England, wns has­ in his sjieoch—indepen-, William J. Ron in. assistant .to institution which is housed in one who arrived here Saturday night PARIS, Jan. 2 3 — ( I N S ) — A by his testimony to convince the independent of th at to be conduc­ stnliility, good will nnu t ]u. attorney ge al, and a visit of the finest nnd most modern a fter u non-stop flight of 1,100 tening !<outb today with her infant young womnn registered at the Jury that hia eon evidenced signs ted by Pennington, the authori­ daughter, nnfident she hud foiled ition. to Secretary of itc Kellogg late hank buildings in the state, and miles from Chicago .in sovon hours a $25,000 vtfortioii plot by a m ar Hotel A ster, who was believed to of insanity____ ties bare u td . beginning of tho second tins afternoon. incidentally his office iR not 300 and fifty five minutes with two On the other side, Perry M. who signed' himself* "The Iron bo Miss Frances St. John Smith, "Conditions in the Pittsburgh (f the conference finds tho President Cmf/e will recieve hundred feet nwny froni the place passengers. Hand." of New York, missing Smith Col­ Parker, it was announced by the district are not oa black* as pic­ 'S tates in mi ndvantngeoii. .Mr. Cosgruve at e o’clock nt the where he started out nearly a “In a year.’’ raid Stinson here Tho President's nddress White House, Pinkerton Betectives guarded her lege student, proveil today to bo district attorney’s office, will take tured by Murray, in my opinion,!* ‘ enfter, Presi- half century ago. today, n n:n.i flying ncrocs the and the chihfin their pullipnn com­ Miss Annie Smith, of New York, the stand anil describe the ^avents Doran told, tho International! News rlninml a t • the inaugural dent Cosgrove cull upon vice And what is the secret of the several days ago. Now it President Daw Chief Justice hank’s success? It is based upon continent will be no more a novelty partm ent, fa Mrs. Lnslinr feared who is accompanied by a travel­ lending up to nnd including the Service. "Pennington has bean do­ ling companion. The missing Miss payment of $1,500 on the night of ing, a good job o t’ Pittsburgh and than It was to take the first auto­ Hughes. The next American Tuft and Speak Longworth. a policy, a very dcfinlto policy mobile ride twenty-fivo years "The Iron Hind’! wns Inspired by I Smith hns reddish brown Imir; the Doc. 17 last in exchange for the every, effort ia being made to keep William E. Hickman, Los Angeles hint will be tile coining of His first day II end with summed up in the commohplaco Inilbergh n* a climax to his dinner by Vine* Massey, Canad­ slogan of "Safety F irst." Legiti­ ago. “ American businessmen de­ slayer of .flnrlon Parker. Mrs. girl at tho Hotel Astor is a blonde. mutilated torso of his daughter, down tho liquor and narcbUfr tra * ■ill flight thrtiughout th.- ian minister, at Cnnndian Re­ mate needs of its clients have mand the elimination of time in Lnshur’s imnodiatc appeal.to h e r 1 Myron T. Herrick, American Marlon, tossed from an nutomobilo flc,” ambassador, hns received a cablo- to tho puvement a t his feet. lean region Preliminary reports of thia, ds of the gov- b;cn met and progressive help the conduct <*f business nnd Ihe husband nni[ authorities a fte r re­ gaticn. High A mother, perhaps, will also burgh aitnatipn probably Will profound impression was cl.nI’m .,'lt ),UVt. b invited to meet extended to all. In addition there airplane dors it. Night flying hn^, ceiving tho f ir s t of throe letters gram from relative* of MisH F ran­ ces Smith asking him to assist tho tukc purt in the court spectacle. in tha hands of Doiran' b y tha’ roll been so greatly developed and imin Mexico‘City here by tiie Irish Presii hns been a faithful nild courteous provecKthat there will: he no delay. forestalled the extortioner. search that is being made in P a r­ Though what;.her p a rt will be has die of tba weak. "W hila. th a -—* E. Hughes' speeeli before A black hug stuffed with chopped is for the missing giyl. Tomorrow’s | mil eulls for a service, extended to all, u recopl not been divulged b y ' defense nt- ditlons to which we d ire c t’ " trth u r Rrishnne travel Al*1*0811 paper instc.-i) of banknotes, was |nn-Amcricnn Congress nt trip to AtlingtfNational Come- that cnaldcH the institution touuy The supposition u* New York torneya. The m other is Mrs. Eva attention ara common in the the continent three tim es a/inoiith on Snturday . tar'y. where Mr. grave will place to boast the fnct th at Jt has nei^er left at tho cttruncc of the Lnslinr H 1 quarters it was cqnccd- ,, wn>ath on th ml* of the Un- found it nccessnry to sue on' a by rail, taking ninilanes ni the estate, Hearthstone Hull, a t Round tliHl the Miss Smith ut tho Hotel Hickmun, who, today was on her ing campa of W estern Pennsyl­ time. He’ll have -Iiiu own plnne Hill, Fairfield, whore the letters Astor might bo the missing girl way from Kansas City to Los vania, we call your Ch] Ihe deepest expression of k|1(|W|| .soldier; nchcon nt the note. arose from u cablegram sho sent next nnd will take a dozen trips in specified. Polcc wnitejl s'iti-d S tate’s political dw- , w hjte j | oU5t.( , dinner ut tho ambush to relatives in New York on Hnt- Angeles. It is thought th a t her tlon to. sth a notoriousr ‘Forty-five yea fa have turned Itis the time lie now makes three. In the W estern Hemisphere . . . i CKaljon, to opting upon whomever readied urdoy-w ithout giving un adequate testimony, if ‘sho is called to the of the Federal Prohlbll hair u silvery gray and have im­ witness stand, will ho of tho ssmo In the campa of the Pit’ ked in tho ’ last <|uarter "A ir mail carriers have demon­ for tie sack. No "Iron Hand” address. President Cos fe will visit Ml. paired the sight of two flashing nnturo ns thnt which the eider Coal Company," M urray*-told strated the feusnbility of night stre td e d forth. Vernon nnd ~ use nnd Senate Hickman, from :whom sho is di­ Doran. Iih ruses in the speech ref on Wednesday, t evening See- gray cyys, but they have not dum- Dying nnd it won’t he long now be­ Still to guard against the w arn­ vorced is expected to deliver, "H. ia notorious th a t this to mutual respect fur nil rotary Kellogg give a dinner .pened Mr. Forster’s cpthnsinsm fore the radio* beacon will conquer ings *Vc are ready to strike and namely thnt hcv son showed early tlon exists ih th a camp* of tb ’ feelings were stre sse d , in his honor at Pan American one Whit less, than when us a the fog difficulty. It will ’ make strike hard," tho raillionihre's wife youngster he drenhied of the day indications of mental abnormality. Pittsburgh Coal Company I s certain to receive a fav* Union. when ho should he the head of a Inmling in a fog as easy as a and hfr-baby departed. th a t- it has continued- fo r m _ reaction in Latin-Amorien. railroad train makes its station. Sir Esmc H« il, Rritirli AmPlalidothos men eye the man­ months past, apparently withou speech in full was printed liasoadore. will e a dinner for big hunk. Ills walk is sprightly, I can seo a wonderful develop­ interference by.the officers Of * front pages of nil the him Thursday, Cosgrove will his body erect as a soldier’s. His ment along this line by next year. sion light and day. Th^ first letter rend in purt: law.” . ipers. There was also some leave Wnshingt ■riday morning voice, is clear anil deep, currying The government and private agen­ WASHINGTON, Jun. 23.—(IN its message with senatorial^ effect. "Wo ire in need of n little money M urray asserted th a t, both Stion to credit Amhassu- i for Philndelphit Three quarter* of a • century cies nrc doing much work ulon*: and tlought you could help us out. S I—Full responsibility, both ns to and women bootleggers sup Jwight Morrow with n shaic. ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 23— io*ts und construction, should bo have nut bowed the head nor bent this line, Henry Ford doing es­ You lave $25,000 (p cash iu your inspiration for the. address. (IN S )—"I was th e ' first and VH liquor In these, camps, th at FIRE ROH GUESTS possesion. One year frum dutc we undertaken by the Federal Govern­ ho the last.” With these words dlara of dope circulate the shoulders one hit. Ho U not pecially fine work. CHICAGO. 21.—(IN S )— scvciity-fivo ment in providing for flood eontfol "Next year," Stinson said, "will may Return the sunt with interest .years old—ho is a NKKU SEEKS DIVORCE Churlcs MacMillan, form er Roch­ the employes, that drunken Three hundred ts at-the fnshere non-stop airplanes running in at 0 jfer cent. “ You are not to say works along the Mississippi, Sena­ youth soventy five yenrs young. ester newspaper photographer, a re -common und th a t fights am del. located in tor Hawes (D) of Missouri declar­ all directions over the country. HS, Jon. 23 —(IN S )—Henry ionnble IJclinon anything to apy one ubout the And th a t Is the picture of Frank plupged a knife into the back of assaults by drunken men and ‘ Stinson flew here with two loan, there is to be no slip any way. ed todhy us the Senate Commerce pretty-V iola Cotton, his form er man no longer a ttra c t more lliois, New York hanker, to­ the heart of tin ortl Coast" dls- Forster today. Eager for another the street in lled njiplication for a divorce trict, were rout day’s work, looking for unothor passengers In a Stinson-Dctroiter Wo aia ready to strike and strike Committee opened its hearings on wife, -uccording to police. The al passing attention. . jliis wife, tho form er Florence scanty attirei«a|today by a fire Opportunity to succeed, he tackle* piano from Chicago in order to de­ hard. ! ., . , the flood problem. ieged attack'w as witnessed i-was by tho Nearly 1Q0.murders h a r a s which started " I t ia impossible for inuny of „ .. lr,' on the ground thnt she of unknown or his bank probloms i^Uh us much liver the piano to A. S. Kirby ChiYoi^are to place the hag with the I f ngPd., cd .ia»lha.FlttabujWh-: D istrict rugo nnd Tampa capitalist. Kirh Vd to return to their* home, in the basemen io guests shiv- fervor us ever. ^ i rushed from the camps,, m any of which i cap hahtsul the extinguished " r 1" . money were married at Mineral cred while fiH> — HeghtniiTrf^mothM^MTfrrtttfiTe *1n jiUsjus *o <*w m n u^-bettretrY ^fiti of yoi}r estate between 5 ond 0 P. toward this project,” he asserted. house, and drove aw ay'in an ante traced - t o : bootleg liqnor. thCTItrirtV ' tfrf'frarjrtrgrtE’ • f w f f t t r 'f w a r — his banking cure.or today, he is Chicago and Tampa offices weekly Nt, Jgi. 10, 1028. You will he Describing the flood control prob­ mobile. Miss Cotton was taken to ambitious to stretch Ids service by plane. Ho plana to fly to Tarn- l waic * * ‘ so no-mistake. lem as "tho most giguntic problem, a hospital, where it was said har period to fifty years. The fact pa one day and return to Chicago Women of Ua coating more money, than any en> condition was critical. All avaiL that he has reached an ago a t the next. tcrprisc in which the United States ublo detectives woro \ ordered ‘out coming interest ' which moat men have long been known a4v to has ever-been asked to take part," to search for MbeMiUan. retired seems to mako him oven Senator H«we3 estim ated tho pro­ more reso lv e in hi* determination ject would cost nearly $778,000,000, ■'.n to attain hia nowyat desire. And including the cost of spillways and Tlic primary jn *e of the club Iparntion* for the organUathe remarkable energies of the other flood control works contained jf a New York Club in Sun- will be to promt more friendly mhn seem to apeak right out in in the arm y engineers recommend­ New Yorkers, relationship bet |to he composed of iocul rcsifulfillment of th at aim. ations as well as plans fo r improv­ ± Jaft. 28 — (IN S)—Prince , who formerly lived in JJew A delightful soc ason is expectToday as he looked forward to —— •> 't x t 'e - " |1 ing navigation on tho Mississippi representing Roumanian BALBOA, Canal Zone, Jan. 28.— t. with events cd to be worke another year, Mr. Forater was the nnd w inter vititor/i from the and its tributaries. . WASHINGTON, Jan , (INcertain parties and from (IN S )—A definite’1 announcement icy, and often .charged with |-e state, uie now being made, scheduled for oa re-k during the recipient of the heartiest fellcl "Some national responsibility S I—1The “white prim aries” of tha sources to ehfonea Aa)eT’ of his flight slneatile which .will fectly responsible for' the winter season xling to an announcement to­ lotions from his associates, *n of Prince Carol, now fav- for the flood .control works alone," South were defended In the Sennta Amendment or to reduce Among those have taken a friends and acquaintances. Bust lead him to Havana was made tip by E. J. Trottor, secretary of day by Col. Charles A, Lindbergh. ' afla’ | rol’a return to Roumanjn, he said, “according to M ajor Gena- by Senutof Swanson (D ) -of-Vir­ MgMfl groat deal of in : in tho m atter Chamber of Commerce, which nesa meif “by the score# came to ral Jadwtn, chief of arm y engine­ ginia. . “ Naxt Friday, Jan. ‘27, the flyer . Iona! News Service learned arc B. E. Squin G. PurjIy and offer tbeir congratulations and ling its assistance in forming ers, would cost the Federal GovernSwanson charged.that talk of en­ tion of the Four . Mr. Kcllehsr. Tl imbej* of Com well wishes for continued success. said, he will take off fo r Bogota, to d a y '1 iy. .forcing the Fifteenth Amendment and thus curtail Th^. Prince,^ now in Paris incog­ ni^it $400,000,000." ttf*. There -came' many messages from Colombia. From there, he skid, he Tan effort to stim ulate inter- merer vdil lend Torts in regisin tho South was an "effo rt t«» ln- or the 8outh," said the movement sevoral New taring New Yorl tnd getting ta t out-of-town, all o^-thsm contain­ would fly to Caracas, Venezuela, nito anil on i secret Miialpn has flucneo the votes o f Southern Rep. - "This, effort df 1 .................................... ..........^ _and _ arriving on the 29th. He will also visited jthe forroei,*“CriJv>n"Pride#' W ltu -P R E S E N T CHARGES ors^have made arrangem ents organization p« ed. With this _ing tho most cordial gractingi resentstives in Congress." IU dp- dulged In. in orde. touch a t SL Thomas, the Virgin i* lstt a t ths iuteri* chateau in Norman in mind. Secrei Trotter toiiaj\ r t n crt |ng the esteem and udinirsft ft i k .. fcj Mftft ___ I ...... |ve a dinner at the Country dy. fiiwrrlewcd •by' b y' IntJrnhtional ALBzWs’K N. Y, Jan. 23— (IN SI d iired tho Southern election laws « n Rcpreventot Islands, on the 31st; Porto Rico on InWrni asked ihat all . Yorkers anq tion‘ witH which the veteran bank,, . [next Thursday night a t 8 o’Prince sUrBHy sa id :! —District A ttorney Charlce i J . ; did not disqudljfy negroes but were contrary und Santo .Domingo imingo two NewifHerilee. Ncws.Hen , cb’ ,2,• M l All form er residents and win- former resident a t the Chum- cr is held by people all over F lo r-! Feb. "Cfrdl'a return uT iWumonin j announced today that ho intended solely to keep HIM * f ■ ; ... ■her of Commer lice* anti give Isitura nre cordially invited (o ids and the southeast. j <aP .i n, lvj ... ’ ”*' ' the charges of for- ' from voting. Such laws, he • ■ * 1 This will bring him to Ilavand woulf undCnbtcdl)' ijib’ for (he gtiod' ] Resent. There will l»r no charge tlicir names. u |irs and state ... larceny msiK- lisvo her-' hit countjnr. Thei'^Yc'cnt politi-( s whether they V * L O rir.tiodof b i “ Present at the In riic time of H tary VII. ef : on Fcb* 'F ro m ih en on dinner,, it was stated! the > V' . * ohisf Mrs. f Spranro E. S, Ennpp, jiubliran Knulund a curious statute w«* i ,)C,v b *aid* h* hss po dcfinlto plans.‘cal unrest tliore Is rtj3»W!>ic and * ■:nglnS< pse« for the a ffa ir being ahar- dinner no*t ww ry qf ita to , in hn l»f*'i Btroporta m m u p p — — Organization ie New York pafsed whjch prohlbltud njl u fh h '-T d d a V Col. Lindbergh expected to !>)nim^lor^ant, but ssll luV W _ • w**u|ti taricd W -.-, . . _ _ __ . ____ _ r those who have urranged it. of the «,200,00-) “'VhqiiWpr oHaxIon aiisea that his -dlsaipear Immediately if the Prince [lowing the dinner, nn organi- dub is expects* rove a stimu , imileety'a ribjccta except tho m»- make a short f Mar. term of n raJbe u im inhcf cf thf rei meeting will U Jield »t |us ta the form* .J£t»vi v iis son* King JHlchacb rt tiino details will be* pei/cct- lev lepresen was saU. tod 1 officers oX tho club olewtod. . f t , V *; ‘ i'fl^L* States Policy tariffed By Talk c-SecretaryDefed At Meeting Is Center Conversations irse Makes Proid Impression [exican Capital First Job Was, As Assistant Postmaster Officers Conduct o Search Of Campus CAPITAUCCORDS OPPOSING CAMPS COSGRAVi HONOR IN HICKMAN CASE S im S lD U E Philip M urray« Narcotic Laws Prohibition A< Flagrantly IReveals Lai Conditioi Appeals To To Suppress ing Law PLAN CAMPAIGNS S01EREIGNS AIRPLANE MAR WEALTHY WOMAN PREDICTS GREAT FOILS PLOTTERS RJTUREINFLYING AND GOES SOUTH Senator D e c la r e s U. S. Should Assume River Control Task Press Photographer Stabs Former Wife ;a .n. York Club To Be Organi i A t; Dinner To Be given Tueay Night Colopel Lindbergh D efinitely MapSOut His Flying Program «■ nian People Return O f dated P rin ce Senator O f Virginia Defends “White Primaries” Held Ih Southern: ■ �;• !T P A G E S IX ' fVi Ace Hudkins Defeat Tendler In Decisive IN' LINDY’S SPORT ACTIVITY TunneyAndRick GIVEN IMPETUS Oh Number O f Fights T h a t |A T UNIVERSITY W illiie Held This Summer __ Is Well I Basketball Season By DAVIS J. WALSH Service^ ... ---•—•••ft I 147 pound* tn 1 , SlHtrta Editor, ____ * the title and Ace NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1 .—Too n.ugh pounds over the said the gent who had used a nail night. flic for a oth brush. Too rough, In consequence h , echoed Lew Tendler, shrewd cagey cr, more durshle Hj survivor of some 'fourteen cmhat- before nnd kt , U n d e r " a >' ' V h i,c B a s e b a ll tied year* - a Ums. p m a .n n jf-a n d -b e r^, •MIpfTeUlTrhL was refe rr ig to neith er nail files TVmg the extra i > •■ » ' „ « jjl V r ^ ^ u V s^ s . c ^ c^--— > •By DavD J . VT*1sh . • , • ^ 1L .£____ S' ■* •f ' r ” per tooth 1 rushes. For, be the for­ tounds, he lean., „ iBtM Bi t t e n l — New**— Kccyi.=es--. fSfXTTvi! - f t u f " Tirra;: o TuThry f FLORIDA. UNIVERSITY. m er ever 1 1 rough and the latter chair, ready t0 tp^ ‘Sport* Editor n o n .., j nn . 2.j j1 (A (Athletic Bureavil— a position to in.iY.i* m>n thletic News . ever hs h r itly, they are so much tint with the belLW ■ NEW YORK, Ja n . 21—D etail.< T1 tW n C .D e /p|<(. the f —t that mid-term cxvelour in comparison with Ace thev HU11 .prom oter, for gun 1(l in the nir^. of an agreem ent readied by tier. on in the r a in‘c3 n t e d to t-» Uevp U - p hit his r-enl t i c k e t j anvnnti'.n* aftdnntP.n* 1I nn th e immediate im m e d ia te Hudkins, tie neanderthal man from cd to stand in hl»t Tunney and Tex Rickard. w hm - »y ’ ,p p y n p .’, f.. • a n o t h e r , he th in k s 1o f f in g .. the delijrhtful s p r i n g w enthN ebraska. , ’officinl deenrum th e champion is to b? allowed t" < • h t n ' y w e ig h t c h a m p io n s h ip e r th a t hove rs o v e r the- l niyerAs the ,-riter saw Hudkins a t I ly placated. “boat” the urn cmpromiKinr. ke r n .. lir.ht n*se a so n is a m p le , llt alty of Florida bn« given a decided Madison f m are Garden, ho Was| — of the Rickard contract tn t h a t ! emit • . w illin g , th e r e f o r e . to let Im petus to *por: activity. toe rough, .10 rough and ju st about ’’STRANGLER | he can fi*rht for h h hoy—tfiu r Mullen w orry about the second n m kethall, enjoying seem ingly, everything for the entire w elter­ -JlnT M tillcn, in Chicago. came u j one. more representative varsity nml weight dividon. He hasn’t beaten WINNIPEG, Mu I the w rite r today Hunt n source! Joe *Dunde# tlto champion, nnd he (IN S)—I’roclaimirj Right or wrong, the whole story fre sim a n team s than in r?ccnt w ithin the official fam ily of the wont—unti he‘ m cet^h im . Dundee to the Inst. Ear! QJ 4«f« on beautifully. Why, o tlu r- years have drawn larger crowds Sladison S q u a t, (iiir*!,n < arl>ora. | be t hup ever before. W ills a new, and is -a‘ fairly representative cham p­ the ’’Rtranglcr*', sq ] large bas*<?thnll auditorium . the ion hut th re have been only two on the gnllnir* in v « , compromUe, i, « .* . 4 & S S t « » " ‘" ‘" w * « m « i m i Florida hoopmen nre enjoying their lm ttling N Isons known to boxing Jnil Yard here « nney when, previously, he had ..... ed. _........ called for , two 4~ " provision*. talked *ul nnd the ct i»r one is Hirtikips. It is morning. only in term s of ‘Sept.? favorite sport ns ^ G ator team s in F irs t, th at Tunney would defend There couldn’t be two fights if he the past were n o t'privileged to do. difficult to ce how he can miss the his title under Rickard** iiannct held Tunney religiously to the Bradv Cowell is handling the vnr-j titlor-if gif n a luenk. PEASANTS I n o t inter than Ju ly , which itrnnedtern s of their contract by m aking • ity, with Dr. Haskell supervising j The onl) break thnt Tendler got • lately would take the curse off his fight in Sept. Then, too, Tun- f r o s h . __________ ______ .________ 1 hTU night m s thnt the bout was MOSCOW, jan. . the Rickard option. Second, th at ney-tutddenly-hax— abanrtOTti'J his V nnJty >pitche»V and cutchers, scheduled or ten rounds. Eleven Seventy peasant* is I m -—Tunney -now fo o t l o n t r i i r t he rnfll- attacks upon Rickard , and from have been practicing-for almost two m ight hav been too much and fif­ kestnn were killed 1 & to r legal obligations, would then Miami has given three rousing weeks, rounding their respective teen woul I have been out of nil by a terrific- blim... *" f r e e 'l " J ^ r g e a purely p e r - * . ^ p,.onloU.rN June arm s into shape for the big open­ reason. Ti dlor. now hovering n- front the Gobi UcktJ sopat one by f.RhtinK Hornebmly ; Why n o t- It is sup mpposed in g .of basketball on Tuesday J a n ­ bout the ( gc of J.he middleweight reaching here said probably Jack Delaney, for Mul- vto ^have been ^ Tunn„yV in j the uary 31. Joe Bedenk is varsitywere _ his, Tunney’s division', 1 t trained to n whisper, p e d a n ts . len ip nept. Steppes in the Jrti coach tins year. barely In ed to the bell in the first place. " 1 W ith thin s la tc ir tn t enrae the a l­ seventh n I ninth rounds. A less from one village More than forty varsity and la!2 leged reason for Tunney's mritlsn • llem psiy quite; nnturully is the William. David Joyce, Jr., of Dunedin. Fin. is three years old nnd Am erica's youngest nvintor. gifted nt :, nnd then* a re - only they were trapped l, freshm an athletes, with aspirations choice opponent for the June date. desire, expressed a few month* ck SharShar- in track nnd no seen •a-* - 1 t i , . youngster looks forw ard eagerly to the* timu he will lie able to pilot a pane. A fter his first about ten housnnd of them, would ami frozen to death. and Delii, field, van can he nsked whnt he wanted next to do. “ Let’s go up ago, it) lig h t twice in defense of But why do you think Jack ie S tate L m n d the Murphrce Field oval each | ( iKh t on the occasion of his third hiiilulay, he was have fold' up under the veneering . his heavyweiKht championship key»was sent before the f ile a I afternoon. ‘Indications point t" ; again,’’ was his reply. Hilly Is shown above with H erbert Meeker, aviator. J e w lU r 1 !* W w i,.h p t,U w ia.ia p*. ..>-Y,lKh..DKSTROIl Athletic Commission to next summer. Already under con­ • L._fit.have ever re___ -_ -— ——— “ fgam o a.* Rood and he proved " ^ u u u v stronger teams .thnn tra c t to Rickard because of sign­ challenge to Tunney? Not l>. caust ASBURK PARK,! it in the -innl round when ho ho was entitled to do so a fte r ’ sn’dhiibVe’fn lc w s tlW c ^ ra c to i up* dcgrA* of intimacy. If he were n ing th at fam ous pact in St- Louis — (IN S )—A fire *t -JT—---------- --- . . JL on tin* stugc had been noted. And street cleaner, this stute of affairs fought tl ' Ace to a standstill and the Bench Casino •% ld Wvfa W* vH udad'vtkat •what*;•'happenedvfjftu Utn had his y low head bouncing back ife was fold to u>« sc» in o* close with Id* candidates, ., when the ccm tfony was over, m ight be generally acceptable. But *F in n e y know’ th at he m ust fight walk here yesterday ^ Boxing, which commenced to gain the good people, men and women, he 1b the heavyweight champion of on his s [alder blades from left estimated at halt ai • twice. Otherwise, his friend, Mul­ dcr to establish |iriority claims on keyed that impulse and gathered the world and so many people hooks to l* chin. len, would be able to do h in m lf a Tunney fight here in’ the event I pnfmlnr favor in the uniM rsity But n lnsh is nn ephei literal wns brought under 1 there proved to be anything ; yeurs ngo, and which now about (ie.ne Tunney to shake his would like to know his pleasures, before four o'clock alm ost no good and Tunney’s oral that •it. the .> a I . at...ft I li.iunjiitt ti*f» Z _ a . tales th a t Dempsey was occupies n prominent place in hand and hearken t" his precise ♦hints, idiocincrncles and various thing, nt est, nnd Tcndler’s last ing. pinm lse a fte r the Inst fight in Florida’s athletic drclculuin at- Public Opinion Swlnfflnif Now munciuthms. other facts of his personality. In­ round ral : wns ‘only a flash a fte r Chicago would become worthless going blind or thnt hr hud deeidi’t hurt Hudkins with n trncts a henlthy delegation of uprtl that enough was nitieh to much. To HeavyweiKht Tltlenolder BEARDED ( H1L 8 0 . it w as said, Tunney begun A ■com parative few days later, stead, they know nothing of him nil. You P goutec any more thnn l>2 i* clftshnum nnd MHut ’ f°r dils nt nil. His seclusion 1» impenetr It is no sta r chamber seen t that As Recent Incidents Show out shouting Rickard, with the Tunney war ti guest of honor at rce iron with n hnt pin. workout under supervision of . . RIO DE JANEWl the All Champions’ dinner-in New nblo. inevitable result th a t they are Rickard looks to Sharkey as tinrounds might have fin­ (IN S )—A child wb logical substitute challenger in the ro ach John I’lomho.. 1 jsjjcw YORK, Jan. 21 — (IN'S> There is nothing like thnt sort York. Tilden, Ruth, Bobby Jones g e ttin g together and, in fart, i»ler; five more certainly in this world was 1 A varied ami sundry program 1 _Slowly but with insistent final nnd other groat figures in the of thing for w hetting the public rondy have done bo. The getting event that Dempsey is not avail­ done so.. he ard trim, war bco of intra-m ural sports, offering appetite for detuils, authentic or ity , that grim,* inexorable pendu­ world of sport were there ns honor•logothcr is supposed to huve re­ able. . City, Sorgipe Pros athletic activity for nil students lum thut is Public Opinion is 1 d guests, too, nnd each wus form ­ otherwise, ns Mr. Foril brilliantly . Mo reports from th on the Florida Campus, is in oper­ swinging toward uml in favor of a ally introduced. The diners cheered surmised when he wns about ready tenth, dfroping Tendler cleanl* , Hudkins •carried ever J reports said. \vai ation, and meeting with success. man wlm, less than a year ago. " :,s the «il hers with hearty good will. to come forth with his new cur. for n coun of eight in the and seventh and mill pt the third th' moustache A. L. Browne is director of intru- anathem a to the average palate, 11 Hut they stood on their feet us a Finally, tliere is the m atter of The child’; father i| Tunney’s ability ns n fighting man. round wftl n left to the rotunda not n barber. nniral sp irts. one was to believe all he heard. tribute to Tunney. When h’e dethioned Juck Dempsey nnd n rig) cross to the jowl. Too Tennis, with an array "f •xeel- Gene Tunney, heavyweight chant S a y thut you will, the man that | lent placet s, advanced in inteiest t,jon of t |ltl world, is coming into bus that compelling type of per- in Philadelphia, tunny refused to much enfluiasm for the kill-stop­ PRISONER ped l l u d f s from getting it in this ! th is week with the opening of two l ,K. popu|m*ity that the title in «triii Iit y that -demands and receives accept the verdict us final and they round ju ltas tr.o much gameness OTTAWA. 111. ■!« I fine d a y courts. In addtlon ; IX 1 question is tacitly but often c t.'ti- r, poet. The church people gave it resented Tunney forthw ith as n l(t*inent courts offer. u|.jH»rluuily 11>()UBiy Hupposed to eiulow fts pos- to him because his life exemplifies man whose only claim to consid­ on Temlli s p art nchelved the — Additional guard Hiitne reA in the ninth, in which f, r llenrv Flay Evims’* proteges , r their c.inception of decency, physi- eration wus predicated on the fact Hudkins Maggered his man into about lla rry R'U ft*’ thut he "had profited by another skill. Within recent w<s k.«, two dim»non triul .for l!»t- allc( to tletnom Irate then ,.d nqd mental. The sports world the ropA w ith n left ni.d right man's ineptitude. In short, they , itrutions, effeetiv, ly pointing the The >|‘>rt\ links of J lie Gaines­ is g ltiwg abound to that.point hut and latca- loomed a right to the his mother. Mrs Elial :»:• \ It. diifn't think he could fight. f "'in \w ,iy to 11 |t" condnsiou Stuii* ureurNF.W YORK. Jan. J l - - ( I NS t when Sheriff 1-Toyd I | ville Country Chili, n mile fur icasoiiM dissim ilar and diverse. t». They now are beginning to rea­ body with u degree of sincerity peeled 11 plot to kidu)| ” 'te d . On CTiristmns Dr.y n r Miami. 1 Ttnnn y'* ra(ltpr pr.'fouml dignity Tom Heeney will meet Ja il. 1' . he Florida catnpu , nestle the afthat renil; seemed too much for laney in n fifteen-round bout h. , 111101* students here who Flu., a famott* pr.ifessoi ..1 Yah- i; I . " inning to. have its tm-rnl ef* lize that he can. That second vic­ human flee to withstand, Tendlet underway. c i i* d d iie re.l liim sdf 1 I n s. 'in 1 mum 'eet upon tin* sensibilities of tJtoTo tory m Chicago, including the de­ on M ar. I and Jack Shatk*. '• „u,e *.f r*df. wns so npniulniit about it, in fact, he m atched l> r the same d> •• What every this m mill of .Inmmry, at one of tie. , hurdles. It was a 11 un til ami about him. His un- tail of getting off the floor in the that he inked very determinedly \, • seventh round and from th at point rinq-'e direii and withal 1 f"i.c« • with Johnny Risko on M ’ know! See “Motht 1 .uni refreshing in i ' -* kjii'. i * atlitmh* says that he is ini to a ncutri, corner. " The survivi t i will I - • • ,q. | ’b 1 id.i I ntM-r-fitV fid me* sage ill'll tin* cotigii gutioll ni limit. Somehow, "n one yet has going on to win convincingly, has Milam* Monday and1 Hut lnn*SBn’t expected (o heat 1 Mm nnd th<* winner w.H iinr. it'll I'.ikit’g ad­ i-. presumed in hav * I***, n dull ■ to work up the feeling Uigun t« have it** inevitable effect. 11 m oled, t Hut, at the o.ai. *li.| il ■ L* “ died with Gene i ,:r • . 1 f this v.iouU'i fql that I .* looks down "it "" impnrtworld's ehampipnslup. l*> . that tin North can hut lit- gather i.bout ill" In Hin t. I 1 man •**u m.in One as readily might look n y -T of tlo- dn>. t" ; t 1 infol mally l'i) .............. Mount Blanc from the will take plnre in J11” '’ n’ ,,;,ie. ini. :il th:> season. \ l! 11 1 \ 11 m ji* i i r t Ini 1el ai'd I ' el f"i kee Slrdium hen if ■■ ' ‘ erc't of a subway kiosk. In i' t 1 t |;i. (i * _i,,i uiti** In I" hal l o. tlon< pi di.ee nn out-taiKlm I'l.AY Another element that iit^ ap tu r Tv*> I - I • ' n • ‘ ' TKX tS TEAM MAY r j , dill (lit II and u pl i f t. 1 a m pai n' d tend' r. li *tt 1 »''.1 1 t •*' i IN GOTHAM ing p .Mi" interest is that Weffabli to 1.1 t that it did in ‘ (Hiiercd e Jiu-lt D nq> • v I . - I ...I I'M F .in while the g«v«t titan nfystery w th •vlilrlt Tunney Tunnev’s fir 1 <-PP *'•'" '* '• * N E W Yt IKK, J an J l — (IN S) — 1•• u l.eii to hi* ,.|i, mo t e o n v in cin g j ha-* surrounded himself. Many men Kirk-iid will hold h ;s m a t ; m e t •odny on n I •* So ithei it Ml thod: -l C niverdty. « f oratoiv. tin* a p p e a r a n c e o f another j know him casually, few with any 1 II tl' lo r Sept., (! lively to v ’<• l • ■ • I. whoM* fm illK ill •t V. .11 Ink * Ini" 1‘ ijiM a s • t •M ••Ip w eight champion. . p Inn) 1| 'handed m vernl surprises to i.t,( » a i(**rn 1 "ltd .u* .-I “ If Dempsey should g<t r* f»l>l the giidiron last season, mny^he •!oir= n a r k at Tunney and regain ! '* , ioii-y f> •• ; era! weeks. H h" will .„*, n in New .. ,York ......... 1W2’J . Tin .. ,.j, |. Mi A"-" ^ it> ' title, there will be no fm lboi the Ti.x„ns have opened qioncd negotiations I »•• nt ’ J* *"tr Rotti ro-Rojns, tltnmpionship tc u ffling this year. iiilh iillilelie authorities at New Thnt is the way th r heavyweight I (*i»l!,*ait t auk"'-, on Jan. Ut*. On York University for » l»*»t ««•«i : , n;< be will fight George Godfrey M situation shaped up today following . -•*. « ... *J* ^ho\ , u| *p „ uiino |,„wl son game in Dallas for 1U2R and •Kc .I c n r lm o of T « S M - j J »* .M l a game in the regular season m n months vacu.ion in H orida. »>« 1 V* . ' , th(. l„KUal con- New York in 11129. The Methodists * *1 a Suco will confer with Tunney in Miami . rig.it back among uu u ai are already hooked for a trip to and guard his interests against tenders, whether R uk.m l Mno« I West Point this season. CrtOSl those villainous Chicago promoters l*>r nut. . it I n te r n a tio n a l N cwh J C ____ L CHAMPION GENE GROWS RAPIDLY ' " ..........^ .. ........ ................ ..... ! Tom Heeney And Delaney W ill Battle In A Fifteen Round Bout Next March B u ic k B e a u t y * FLYNN TO TRAIN DEMPSEY Promoter R e l a t e s .Chicago Boxer Wins P l a n s Of Tourney Bout From Filipino For H eavyw eights At Mullen’s Arena NEW YORK. Jan. 2 1 —.(IN S )— If Jack Dempsey returns to the ring this year he wi|l he condition­ ed iiy Leo P. Flynn, who trained the former heavyweight champion for his two bouts last year. Ac­ CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—(IN S) — cording to Flynn, Dempsey will Eddie Shea, Chicago Italian fen-. come here next month to begin theiw vight. on his •....... pedestal for ua uoui bout with Gene tltciw cjgiu. hack umn. ........... - ' preparing tor * 11 *i* - unnt.y. J•a c k* said ' * 'in1 a letter thnt w ith local lioxlng, f a n s today, Urilowing his te n round vtsto ry lust , ju . w a s fjne condition lition nnd uou wns **«* I.. M 2 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1 —(IN S) —Prom oter Hum bert J. I-ugazy has announced plan* for a series of heavyweight eliminations in o p ­ position to the tournam ent which nig h ' over Ignacio F e rn a n d e z , the J no trouble w ith his eyes Tex Rickard is conducting. F ilipino M auler, in th e w indup 1 j,jynn in tim a te d t h a t D em psey A fter labelling Richard's troupe • Mullen’s Coliseum would meet no other opponent ns a flock o f hurlesqucrs and |»rc- r * nt 01 . until he faced Tunney again. dieting the competition would lead > • It was it savage fight all the to nothing hut u third match be­ way. Both boxors scored many RECORD ESTABLISHED t w e e n Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney, the K°od rdprior Kai<l^_ JuNEW YORK, Jnn. 21— (IN S )— aggressor throughout uml held « - j m J r m f t h r t b ' B f f c t * T ttc V a n ts m on A. New American record for tho un safe margin on points when the opoRutic hold” by producing slxtey yards free style swim ‘opponent Tunney cur hot sidestep. final goug sounded. was on the hooks today. Miss O'.tun Von l’orat, the , Norweg­ Fugazy 1* negotiating for a ian heavyweight, mode short Ethel Lnckic of Chicago covered match between Geoigo Godfrey fork of Sammy Hilverhcrg. the I>e* Dio distance in 0:34-3-4 In a sanc­ new black menace, and Knuto tioned time trial here, clipping Hansen, who hasn’t been able t<» troit substitute for Al Rood, who 2 l-f» seconds off the m ark es­ was unable to appear on acm unt ot tablished by Miss Adelaide Lam­ •get a m atch here since he *U>p|>ed Phil Scott in a round. Fugazy an Injury received in training. T)«o bert In 192i at Whltinsvlllc, Mas*. hopes to bring either l^uls Firpo Norwcgiun stopped Sllvcrberg in ATIIELTES MEET or Victor Campolo here for a the srcor.d round. Spug Myers of Focntcllo. Idaho, match with Roberto Robcrtl. CamNEW YORK, Jan. 21— (IN S )— polo, a hlgh-toutod young Argen­ won u close ten-round decision tine heavyweight, u said to be over Frankie Bchneffer of Chi­ Lcuding athlete* of Chicago, Bos­ mailing for New York this month. cago, and Juck Spnrr. Lo« Angeles ton, Philadelphia and W ashington ur y will meet the cream of tho M etro­ Robert! is a young Italian giant welterweight, outpointed who has been howling over second Lawless of Syracuse. N .Y ..♦ ^ a n ­ politan District in the Brooklyn raters. Paulino, declared out of other ten rounder. K. C- White College game* nt the Thirteenth Rickard’s eliminations, may g*> of Nevv Orleans, bent BUly Brent Regiment Armory tonight. More of Chicago, in the four-round th in individual atjiletes will . under Fugaay’s banner again. A crowd I| nnpear ... in ..a ,program of twenty(tm trgrncy lout. --------- — ------- ^ rvert* including fifteen re “ Modern medical advice: Pi J 5 />0 u‘ f«n:t J raved the nenr-zer.) | thrit weather t j u t the ahoW. 1 lays. Lloyd II. Hahn, of Boston, .e n re ouy ’ m oth' r» and _______ __ _ —| America’a pr-mier middle distance 5,t \ American airplanes are ronner. i* fevorite it) the Brookbabies/' See “Motherhood’ Abe Milane Monday nnd Tuc?- 1,uiwl by the n svy of Uraxil und>h* College sprint. Feature «v*nt . | state police of Sou Paulo. of tha meet. » . •* -* ., . emm • ‘1 ...... V . T ' v *‘ •; ' O O K a t a ll * ♦ B u ic k L u x u r y ♦ * ♦ t h e s e f e a t u r e s a id e d B u ic k P e r fo r m a n c e w ithouttncreasim tht . 1 * • N e w f y o u - g e t- r e a l b c a n i y — r r t r / t o m f o r t ^ y & r y e f - formancc. You get the unrivaled value result­ ing from Buick’s unrivaled production in the quality field. Come in—sec Buick—compart; it with other cars of similar price—then let the facts decide you to buy Buick. S E D A N S $ 1 1 9 * to $ 1 9 9 5 * C O U P E S $ 1 1 9 5 to $ 1 8 5 0 S P O R T M O D E L S $ 1 1 9 5 to $ 1 5 2 5 1 BUICK Sanford Buick C o. ■" • '.H L i Y / 1 0 ) New Fisher Dudles New Fenders New GM R Cylinder Head New Fuel Pump New Crankcase Ventilation New Carburetor . i You can buy a buick closed car at price.*) as lo\r as #1195, f. o. b. factory You can buy it on the liberal G. M. A. C. plan—with a moderate down-payment which may be taken care of by your present car in trade. These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick 4 -W h e e l T U D Y the new features ofttod in S the N ew Series PontiacSig! Udom has a m ore im pressive list bcenffered 1*-* B ra k e s N<su jn ifo ld s and Muffler New ■id Greater Power * New ross-Jlow Radiator ‘ Nqw herniostat N$U' dter P um p N$w u tru m e n t Panel Newolncldental Luck New Dash Gasoline New Stop Light New Steering Gear New Clutch New Frame New Axles New Wheels hie this added value. These k*1 assu re sm oother, sn ap p ier, more 1 erful six-cylinder perform ance-'' I n a single. annoua^RA eU M Jn^w ca* —e r safety^nnd 'co m fert^^reater •' th e of a n d o w n e r s a tis fa c tio n T h e y 8 ‘v*.« -- ----------— ---------------------m --------------- w --Mnadd* . - . . w — cd —— value—(he * iiiw greatest sw as vever »v . ed w ithout increasing th e pr^—beprfe—bo- a *low-priced . . . six! . C —om e .in today . Increasing n .t • *________:_I • cause Pontiac’s past success m akpossi- see for yourself. 2-DOOR SEDAN ms (A l Foe tot)) Coupe . . . $745 Sport Cabriolet $791 Sport RoaJ.ter $745 4-Door Sedan - $$Ji Spqrt Landau Sedan $875 , All pi Ifn » l /oftot j. DWiivrr J priest l.rlw lt mini* * * hanJIin* rharert. Euav la b d ) M, <K« C o w ' - 1 Motor, Timt P a r w u n u . le Motor Co. R I ^ S G ARAGE 2) i V. First Street �/i»i Career Forster Fill ----- 1---------- •— y ---- - - '« ! he :iw «l. “ necuiisa I CRITIC SAYS ACTORS « g Events .i;'! i -re— A lintel aim iv t.rcr. HERE ! mow*! i I. 'l i t . ' f ir s t jo b Declares H um ified Motion h u e vvi ■■I *ty jiK-tina.-tt r I’iclurc Industries In Knunder t 'I tti'inus E m m e tt n‘pc Will Not 1.tire Many Wilson. 11 held this position for Qf Their S tars Hack Home Forster points with pride to the a year and w..- then "fired " i cfact that today he <<n!) di i .uiK 'I h' wa> a Henii'erat. I.atu lU N ItO X ,' Jan. 2.1. -Thv behy4_. rector who was a m f .u . he wii ..: i : ^ .: t ,i p u & i r o z n n * n 2n«t t \xrnnrrr*-i hwnk': M~ hdm luiV iration f ' u n K u rn p - w h y have m a d e f a m e • *7 'continuously in thnt capacity. • «nd in 18,>2 was remo\*,-d fi i turn fjc-.u ntm* »ti*i* f' tun*1 in M illy wood a re not In 11*08 a fte r the F irst National th a t of fire. again because he was **nxh■t:s to ipiit America and try tln ir luck in the revivified motion had occupied the little brick litiild- " .Democrat, ing for some tw enty years, the I t was a year a fte r leaving the picture studio- of Kurope, was e?:stru ctu re underw ent extensive re­ post m astership that Mr. F orster pn-s-cd by Iris Murry, film critic pairs and alterations. P a rt of the began his lung service in the of the l.ond •» "Daily Mail." in a brick was removed and the build­ hanking profession. Or.ec identi­ iei.-Mt article. ing w as veneered with marble. A fied with that business, he en­ Mis-Vllan.v recently returned large vault was installed and other gaged in no others -except for from America where she made an changes were made in order to a brief period when he served extensive study of im.tic-n’ picture j care for the increased business of as th e jd jrs t general freight and conditions., , , , , thee institution. ticket / IS c n t o f . the South F lo r-. Tvv” thin^ t have alarm ed the In„ Jp20 11*20 the hunk's blink’s officers o ffiocrs wore-j were- -da Rdilroud. . film c-imtuunity o f Hollywood, !■ with faced-w ith 1the problem of doing | ,Mr . J ^ rs to r was Miss Harry declares, “and not w ith­ as an alderman one o f ' two th in g s :' Its quarter* j jn tho t.nrly out reason. city government of m ust he expanded again or another j Sanford "One of the growing reaction aan i 1921’ was honored new stru c tu re m ust be constructed guinst the domination of the ly thicitizens „ of Seminole A fter some consideration of the sei i ells of the world by the Ilollywith ejection to the m atter, the bank decided to erect, County wm-.l product. A nother is the , de ... « new home and the corner where s ta t i legislature in Tnllnhasq;. . , . , I'U' lie n-tii.-.i tie u i th tt- o f f tn r - r r f - im.fH nm!{il)ir is beinR tk r« J . . . U - .lm l ter serving one term . . , conducted.in n lunatic-m anner, and big real estate deal • consummated Mr. F orster holds' membership in „ warning has been issued, a perin Sanford and was the "talk o f,the otdy one fraternal order today, the I em ptcry command fhr reform. town" for months afterw ards. Masons, having been- affiliated Hack To Kurope ' Construction nf the building, n with the Sanford lodge for many " | n response t<* the Kuropcan six-story brick and sKjr.e finished years. A t one tim e he was .prom- distaste for ah exclusive diet of structure, was started 'in 11*21.' incut in the affairs of the Knights Holl\ woml-mnde films they threatWhen completed il cost approxi­ ■( Honor, fratern ity that has been, cn Hollywood might retuliato by. m ately $250,000 and was financed out of existance for many years, -ending back tc; Europe all tho w ithout uny outside help to the in­ In 1891 to 1892 he represented famous actors and directors, now | stitution. The stru ctu re was erect­ the state of Florida in the Sup- working in the studios there but J ed on the “cost plus 10 per cent" reme I-odge of the order, which a t who i riginally came from this side plan and in this way its builders that time boasted a membership of the ocenn,* saved an estim ated .amount uf $2u.t o ' about 500,000. He was for 10 t "**y C o n g ra tu la tio n s HelpedForm Fi.rst N ational In 1887 F ra n k P . F o rster •— F iib p iji^ itli'e x p e rie n c e s and a s­ sociations ns interesting and pic­ turesque ns those of a story book in the.’ life of F rank P. F orster, president of the F irst’ N ational Bank, who today celebrntes the fo rty -fifth ohrttv’e rs rrv of his en try W - U i i r b o n l l n s rr7 .-c .lo ri. I '” ,'U . . . Monday ary 23. 1883, th a t a young man t-f 30 sta rte d to wotk for I.ymnn Bank as n teller. In taking the job young F rank F orster was begin­ ning a career of which he had dream ed since n youth in his teens. O pportunity came in the form of an o ffe r fropi.-the Lyman Bank' and he accepted with u suddenness th a t surprised even himself. The Lyman 'B an k a t th at time was located in n four-story build- fepxi1*0^ ate. it.va sUne/ ‘.p f th p i * ii «' a ’ to 1 FiriP^National Head Started InBankFolAs=P68t--------- i*or 2 Yearsl A i Local Bank W as Only One Of 8 In County That Hid Not Fail iv. iituii * bl the airport. t<> Ijj .-tp-hy'lhe ciiumPci"’ ut ">I.I -f i ; ; r H«« f f i'H * - rr^]nk P . Forster on his on the anniversary of his 45th year as a banker in Sanford. Best wishes from * «v . t MiLady’s .Shop ... .. * 43tn anniversary - as ■ b an k er in Sanford I, Frank P. Forster President of the First National Bank on his 45th anniversary as a banker in San- ^ »* . • .of- the One of thg chief features about tifnixatfon aMtl’afso served «' term •’ .,-Tt«licuiivv narrow-minded­ 1 in Sanford, a fact which the bank the hank's quarters is its steel as f>rand Vice Dictator. ness of a p art "f the film ’commun­ The Sanford hanker is an active *'* ‘ U l c e r s were exceedingly proud o f . vault, which at the time of its iii ity. Hollywood obviously felt in and one which they exploited far j slnllation was one of the largest and enthu-iastie member of the need of Europeans like E rnst J/.iand wide. A t th a t tim e Lyman ] in the state. The huge circular dom »"1 .iila Bankers Association and L’.tseh, tleginald Iti any, Itonuld Phelps was president and Fay S .; weighs IK tons and is 12 inches in a t one tim e served thnt organiza­ Column, Ernest Torrence, Victor Phelps w as cashier. thickness. The rear side of I hi tion in the capacity of vice presi­ Me Laglcn. Clive Brook. Holme* de! t. The Lyn.ltrrWink"Went out of ex- door is enclosed in glass displaying Mr. F orster derives keen cn- . Herbert, Ileibe'rl Brehon. Pmrb ittence on November 1, 1887 and «n irjtricate locking ■m cchiiavm . joynu-nt in reminiscing of the Loni, Conrad Vcidt. and Emil. Jnq^ wrlth its departure the First Nation- The combination is eleetrii ally early days of Sanford. Among the nings, since it is prepared to make >1. Bank w as organized and Mr. operated. it is .worth their while to come to Forater became cinnecled with it At the time of It- erection, many inti lis tin g facts he recalls are Holly v r?d. To talk of retaliation as cashier. Those instrum ental in Sanford people said the Undoing that T. I iersun was mayor when by exiling al! these people is. rulijv its form ation included men whose was too large for the needs o f t he he came here. The hanker well hisli F.un-jie ask* notliing 'better! I-J i n a ils the opening of tin- njd names )}are been linked prom inent- city *>n*l th at it would he year S-ir-fi rtl House which took place ‘■Incidentally, there D hardly j ly w uh the 'e a rly history of San- before its numerous office spa e« .■a January 1. 1hsi« and remember.- <t- e <-f these tm-n, Insides more | ford, among them lic fig Moses could he filled. In answ er to ihiil used to lie the ie n te r of t * an a few "f the Americans,' Lyman, Fred Lyman, itev. Lyniun o f'iria ls of the institution toda\ how v. ’• i tlui > nut plan tn go to Europe social .activity. Phelpii™ II. L. D eForresl, It. It. point to the fact that of 77 office l-'i\*i- years lu-fure the opening l make picture* at the earliest Swope, J. C. Chase,-W illis McLain, rooms available On „f them ........... of the (unions old hostelry, the I •... j 11>It- opportunity, Adolphe Men-* P. H. Rand, and Mr, F orster. ' cupied and have been f*»r <one. South I-lot iila Railroad came into on. for install"-, has rucii an idea THP battk Was capitalized a t $50,- time. Sat ford. I’m stdetit (iian t had vis- in mind, and In U fat from being 000 and was housed in u building. Today thv building and lot m e iti il the city when con-1ruction nf alone." f r h td E m c w occupied by the West- e jitsrrvntively valued at $:tnn,0iH> the road was stinted and amid S e es Rig Waste ffll Mtiiun• Telcr-MSDlkLOonnipiiv. I t , «»»|l its fu ru ilu te vztf»l (iN.W.rci ..'{i.„u iure tupup c u tuiaoiuus.. iiaj JLliU'l Mis.* Ran y dwelt in ‘•nine detail tC Tnr.Ht w t Tbrtek i i f building f iM DJ’-wevlT.-nUT-ni'o 1 0 iok,,f“f ;?llvltUv,. won the Iniwn tin* J*4M open <harg-’s of iieuieniluu.* waste south of P aiatka, it is said, and was hook* a complete valuati, u «,r only spadeful nf ilitt. Tin- fir-<t etigini- i f ninne'- iii the making of Ameri­ two stories in height. The institu- $20<!.25(* is cariied, the l-idldiug lu-- |ni- list- on tin- new t ailin.nl. nam­ can pit t m tlon enjoyed a steady grow th and i**g appraised at SlHU.nnn “The waste «,f numey in many ed 1!n- "Seniltiule", weighed five In 1887 ut the tim e of the big fire. Som ■ idea of the gmwth o f th-- tun- a lii wtls slopped In Sal.fold • a i » i* almo-'t iln retlilile," slie dewhich destroyed alm ost the whole institution is gained by a com pare by boat front Jacksonville. i-hm-'i. "S tars are kept on eon tract town, it hgjjL deposits of $250,00(1.1son of figures on its capital stock In *lK8p the second railrond for mi.nth, idle; it i- tin same with . The 'Bunk faced innum erable ' und surplus. Organized with a capi- came into and sreiurists. Big Sanfuid, being the director* trouhles for the several years just tal of $50,001*, thi- amount wty, rr- .liieksiinvillc, litiiiPit and Key ceta-s are cnnslructci] hut never followlng the fire and its tillsifies-*' tlueetl to $25,000 in 1^05 rollnwlng U 'l-t Railr-ad. The two mad* In t­ uti-3 And more: the exhorbitant suffered ns a natural consequence, the Big Freeze. In 11*11 the capital el merged und Kiwtfim! was gi\ ■ilaiies of the n u n wliise fnnetinn The town began to rebuild and with lock was still $25,001* Out t he r e '•a ml service between southern it is to guide film production are herculean efforts began to make ex- was a s u r p l u s o f $25,000. T h r e e and northern parts of tile state. added, l»e*itle* the sheir waste, to ce llen l, strides a fte r four or fiv e , years later t he Capital stock hud Mi. Forster Imd a pint in Un­ pnnlllt tii II rust yearn and with its progress tin* been increased to $25,000 and tin- io n -11 in t ion of another railroad, "These film niugpett, drawing bank's business began to increase surplus to the same amount In t he v.ineIt todii) i> only- a memory, i In- salaries of Eastern prince*, until its deposits were $200,000 intervening years the leMitine.-. of din- Itankui was one uf the fire are the very men who permit the ju st before the freeze nf 1895, the institution have been gradually men who were ie>pniisilile for the extravagam es, the wmte and tin* O vernight almost the deposits linnneing and installation of tin- iniiioiis folly 'whjyh aie drawing slum pqd^io $150.000 anti finally its surplus s'.infold and Everglades Railroad. tlie wrath of tile, fiianciers on dwintlletiXf «* Tow as $00,(100. The , 11 alley line which operated hc- Ilolly wood." capital am*k->ba<i-to Ire reduced to the capital stock represents a stock! twi-eti* thi^ Vity and the section $23,000 and the institution found dividend th a t hits been declared wliielt now cotnprisgs must of the the w a y exceedingly hard to travel. from time tn time hut which has celery delta on the e a st side. Through the close anti careful m an­ been added to the institution's re ­ The beginning of the celery in­ agem ent of its officers, the ban}, sources. dustry is another favorite remin­ Following the Big Freeze of IK- iscence of Mr. Forster. Shortly was kept in operation and in so do­ ing ..it achieved one of the note­ 95, the hunk's deposits dropped as after the freeze, lie recalls th at! low ns $(50,000, In 1915, 20 years local Ini-'ii.t-ss men began tn curl w orthy fents of its history. A t th a t tim e Orange county com­ Inter, they totalled $317,299.85. A about fur something to take the i posed a territo ry which included us year Inter the deposits had climbed place of the citrus crop, which he-] fa r south as Kifsimec, ns far north to $3(57,255.21. In May uf tlu- same fore that lime hud been the chief Dune Vug Expert Decluifcs Sew as Sanford and as fu r west as Eus- year they had been increased to source of revenue for the commu­ Era Of Terpsichore Is lietis. A ltogether there were eight $522,230.78. In 1920 tin- institution nity. At that time 15. F. W hitner ginning Tollring AboulThe r banks UaedUia. eBouniy and all of boasted deposits of $1,080,023.82 and Sr., father nf the cashier of the Downfall Of I’opular Jsleps ---------them atafom bfri to the financial a t the close of business for the year hunk, was growing celery, in his 1 . PARIS, Jan. 23,— Jazz i-dead panic A ntch jodlaw cd the Vie 1927 thut sum had been increased gulden for private use. Freeze nikept the F irst Nutional tn $2,201,7-12.54. Today the hunk Upon the suggestion of S. 0. ! i r lit least dying. has about 0000 accounts. No less an authority than |lauChase and others, Mr. Whitner Bank. This accomplishment is the one i The hank's business today is was prevailed upon to experim ent' rice Chevalier, leading French J-oinwhich Mr. F orster prides shove nil manned by u staff uf 17 persons in with the product to ascertain its ediun, with a record <’f fill ecu others of the bank's signal success. eluding Mr. Forster. Three of the possibilities for commercial pur­ years on the “boards" for ilany He recalls th at there were times officers have been connected with poses. Three fourths of an acre years of that period the partulr of when it appeared th a t Sanford with th e institution for.long periods, Mr. j were planted on the shores of the famous M istingucttc, is re{|innerores oj^o tl\a» \ pities would be F orster for 45- years, Mr. W hitner Ijikc Jessup. Thu luml was irri­ sible. fi r the statem ent. And Mduricc, actually hclitving wiped out by the calam ity and it for 39 years and A'. L. Betts, assist­ gated by means of wooden troughs was a period of grent sacrifice and ant cashier for 22. Other employ­ and the celery was blanched, by what he says, is remodelling hi* ees of the hank include: placing the side* of orange boxes own *t.vlc, minimizing ja;./. t mga untold hardship*. A ^ F , jCollunv J. E. RavdamLand jJ»_R»CJti;uu;nLjuix.L lu. Ua*^4ila u t.-|a n d .i; 0Ju:gnlritting <m-the-alrf*tyhy ^Y*ith Mr. ForsVer In - t hese drying times wax n nion, who Rr'CTThfaslier , tellers; Paulk Ree­ -In 18117- the first commercial cuf ‘cone,’ swiftly ly sung nai/iitive lerable vertff, bad become associated with the ves, H. E. Edwards, R. II. W right, shipment was made and it was ton* with innumerable Mr. Out of Date bank in’ JB89 and who today is his (). C. McBride and Russell W arren, brought uii excellent price. “Jazz Is out off date,” nayJ (’hei right harylfitian .fhThe institution. bookkeepers; Mrs. Jean Michael F orster reculls. Shortly a fte r th a t B. FJ W hltner Sr., had started ouj, and Mrs. Evn Mae Speeds, discount Mr. W hltner and u man by the vulicr. “Tho public tires rv*n of •ix ’yeur* a fte r Mr. Forater, work­ M. V. Brqdhury, Mrs. F. P. Strange, iiuine of Cnmphell begun the .prqr the best things, adm itting thm jazz ing in the capacity of bookke^ter. and Hope Huff, collecting and ducliuiirt>f celery on u large scale may have belonged to tlml class. “ Neverloss we must not tender »A fter the freeze, Mr. W hltner was tra n sit departm ent, und William and others followed until tho in­ n a d e teller and the two men work­ Ballard, janitor and “ general fac­ dustry bus attained its prefent'- jazz too much. Even if it Ini been ilny proportion*. overdone to the point ’ of .-isising er* flt’e by side, each contributing totum " for life. The hanker remembers that the nausea, these Americun and negro Mr. Forstvr was horn March overy .minute of his time to "mak4ng bath ends m eet" in the bank. Ip, 1853 in Ohio where he llvvd late George IL Fernahl brought rhythm s pepped up our old tiusic, .For semetime Mr. F o rster and until he was a young' man. He the first automobile to Sanford injecting pew blood and vitality in­ Mr. W hitnaw M re the only persons left hhi home, 8U mile* north of ufter purchasing a second-handed to it. “ We have watched the,trium ph In tho b i nlc M rTW hitner recalls an Cincinnati, on November 22, machine in W inter Park. Mr. ForccafSlL. wbrji J J r . ' F orster was 1875 bound for Florida.- Jfivz st«a doesn't recall the year of this c f jazz. It probably would nct^nve illen f f j j c t i i f f l r l l f t snd how he dayz later he arrived at.M eR nn- Mmpoetunt W ent but sayl it was a been ns ffreut a triumph hcie if it ^stajr^fft the bank all day ville, cast of whut is now Snn- ‘ ‘4oBg time ago." Another early hud not been for our in ul tit alts of long because there was no one to ford. Hb cam l from J a c k so n ­ auto owner wu* W. T. Johus^.op­ visitors, chiefly American. Now I erator of a railroad restaurant th in k 'w o are watching its dccorelievo him. Under their guidance, the bank made jts way slowly but ville on a boat, no ruilrond con­ hero. J. N. W hltner owned the dcncc." necting the Two sections a t .that first Ford in Sunford, it was de­ Chevalier is now staring in tlie ’surely, clared new revue a t the Casino de Ih 1913 M r. F o rster was elevated time. reputation of tlie town ufc the Jur$ lu’foro opening there hw aim Mr. Forster’s first n ig h t it* to the vleo-prcsdcnry of t*\" ' - - k lim e J H the 1887 __ big fire in jo o i'wwax a s pie tctl n tour of the province*, iuk•n d Mr. W hitner was made cashitr. Mcllonvillc wr,i spent a t the old UnoT A '2,500, Mr. Korzter said, and eight Ing w 'tb him only a jazz band, put, l a t |f iti 1918 Mi. F orster Paco Home and the following day later ut th e time of -, the r h o two extra pianist/. tlui presidency and has he moved Port Read where he years freeze it wu* about 3,500. The Sang Own Bongs i re fle c te d annually since th at opened a small store. His fir«t population showed a *decrease for • “Often I sings eii ^ forty-sixth b o w ’• ‘tb a brother-in-law, several - years a fte r the freeze, with ’Tdxno "•“ •rotmipunlfnem',1* his eleventh • ~ r ’ ’ ■** Deroan, who lived on many people moving away to plac­ tb* Jnatitution, Mr. Golden Lake. An interesting es wb»ro they co«H **cutc -work. maid. “J found my audiences re­ ferred thpt to the wild al Dr. Wm. E. MacDougall Chiropractor Idione 482—J 1st. Nat'] Bk. Bldg. B e st W is h e s iversary Frank Forster on his 45th anniversary S a n fo rd as a Sanford banker Hill Hardware Co. DIFFERENTDANCE SUPPLANTS JAZZ IN FRENCH HALLS Congratulations Frank Forster on the L .K Brumleyl ex ten d s felicitation s anniversary! of his service to Sanford as a banker .1 6* Hawki A t, �V ’ v— THK SANFORD :ws On Variety Subjects Given Bills lit Congress Construction Plan Sanford Banker N ot To Get Action As ‘Sheer Madness’ WASHINGTON; Jon: 23—A deluge of anti-prohibition bills has been .dumped into the congres­ sional hoppers, but oven their most ardent supporters do not tinticlpato favorable action a t-th is ken asked If ho agreed with •Aston. The bills rn*f?e all the way from r Bleasc thnt the Democrnlic ightrortl f c lr g a ln j^ ta ^ k h c derib-M r.amcndment-JT *1 the— Volstead— Act Iter very positivciy-vcplieaHn to local optloi and referendum on negative. Ho ndded, however, [he would not, be surprised to the Fourth Florida Congressi District, of which Sanford is |rt, go Republican before many b yimrs have elapsed, although tad no predictions to make as (IN S )—The* TOKYO, J Japanese Tenim Association today, decided to send a team to compete In ttft* next Uhvis Cup 'play. The —An attem pt to burn County -^Courtw -llouac wajy pro- team vented early today >when' Ohtn, firemen from four com- entm panics extinguished n blaxe in the main lohby a fter a large hole had J been burned in th e ,flo o r and the stairw ay considerably damaged. EV A refuse can filled with trash Bobb; iftfSTtnintenr irolfPr.-boasU a brand the aid of arf oil sweeping corn- new honor today, Bobby is now the pound. No arrests have been made but police nnd sheriff's forces are seeking the brother of a ' young boy recently paroled from the state reform atory whore he had been sent a fte r adm itting several incendiary fires, nnd who lost week was indicted fo r arson after breaking Ids parole. ntiuned from page one) 'ranch display! more mUii genius during the-recent conIth an any other generals enKd,. including the German -Tlpponentfr-rTf-a-big-nary-ntWcd to Bomb's smpiKirt. llornh wob aroused by a speech of Admiral Plunkett, head of the Brooklyn Nnvy A nrd, who said war was in­ evitable. Borah declared Plunkett named Great Britain ns Amoricn’s opponent. Borah said a British nrfliiiral recently hail made a similar statement. "All this Is a part of the well organized plan to prepare the public mind for a naval race,” Boruh said,'"A limited number of cruisers to help police our com­ merce can be justified. But this program together with the wild nnd excited statem ents about war, is sheer madness.” The House Naval Affairs Com­ mittee is holding hearings on the building program. ■gresslve thought and action ■ that sooner or lite r some such Rbinntion ns a League of Nat* p is inevitable. Mr. F orster does R believe the United States lu ld officially recognise Russia KiJ the people there have \r L e way demonstrated their nbi\ to governfthemsclves, As to Issolini, Mr, F orster holds that K man is too conceited and th at ■ will never e tta in any. degree of lernaUonal Influence. * [The question was put to Mr. I n te r "Do you believe in women loking?" and he answered 'very ■itlvely, “I do not." Neither kg he believe in the . so-cnlled Bnpurlin note m arriages.’’ lie dose [t think, however, that the young FEDERAL ( VNERSH1P ASKED [ople of today are any * wilder Is though nt» doubts If they , arc [ought -up to nho\V the respect r their eldnrs, or to manifest L samo degree of courtesy, ns ley formerly were. Mr. Fora ter [lieves in college educations for bung men nnd women, but does pt put any faith in the Darwinian jeory of evolution. [Mr. Forster believes forty-five, [ilea nn hour is reasonable speed mit on state highways. For cerlin crimes. Mr. Forster believes i capital punishment, hut does nt think a man should be convic>d on circumstantial evidence. He ?gurds telephoto nnd the radio s the two greatest indentions of [■rent years. kmateur Bandit Shot In His First Attempt [CHICAGO, Jan. 23.— (IN S)— but of work five months, "nagged” »y friends of his wife who urged per to have him arrested for non[upport of herself and their 3 year tbi daughter, Lorraine, Edward hrahatn 2t , turned would-be banpit. and was shot to death during kis first attem pted hold-up a sham affair without a gun or any other means to enforce his command of [‘hands up", Graham was shot accidentally when a crowd of s|»cctntors near a crowded picture theatre jostled [he arm of a special detective rauring the discharge of his revol­ ver. Arthur Bedard, the detective, Fold police he had not meant to fire the gun. He tried to hold up khe theatre. M VRRIAGE ANNOUNCED COURT I’ll INCH ES AI’HS ACCIDENT MALTA, Jan., 21 —(IN S)—Sir Alan Coblinm, - British war ace, took off today for Benghazi, North ( Africn, continuing his flight ubuiftui th a t .continent. Cob ham started from England sev­ eral months ago ..but was rietuined here by bad weather nnd the necessity of making repairs on Ids machine. LONDON. Jan., 23—(IN S )How the rrihe of Wales narrowly missed scrim injury in a near accident at leltoc Mowbray ■«Sat­ urday beenn known today. A heavy lorry J kidding badly at the Prince’s can amc along the rond, For the first time in more than 200 years visitors to the old Coop­ er's Hull, London, are not being received by a man named Boyer, tin- last of th a t name to nerve as clerk, E. Lawrence Boyer, having died at the nge of 70 recently. NEW Y O A K e -J a tw Z S ^ Five person* (TvCTtome^by in' n tcnefnentTiouse G r e a t Avenue and 42nd Street U< nIght. were p r a p p U M ^ S ^ I gvr -TM y'~ frefr when carried dfiwn extetwft ders by firemen. Congratulations president, The First National Bank, Frank P. Forster 45th anniversary ** N pTho 'W aiiyirtgi Parsnh” wn? put to work in the Prison chair factory upon his rn iv a l nt the bnstile following his conviction in MeCklenbuig County Superior Court for bigamy, lie was sen­ tenced to serve from eighteen to twenty-four months. But Rtjv. Jordan, who is past his sixtieth milestone, found the work to hard, and his hands be­ came blistered. So the ex-minister wiih put to work in the prison I lower garden. A few weeks ngo he fell and was injured. Upon his recovery ho was put bock in the chair factory ns fore­ man. Rev, .Ionian plans to re-enter Ihe ministry when he is released lim n prison. NEW YO K. Jan. 23—(IN S)— Fodder of ’ To still is the high scorer in l i Eastern J liter-col­ legiate Bask ihnll League today with a tola if 35 points in four gnmes. Lay n of Cornell is the real leader however, with 30 points in on : two games. Ijiytou and Deep o Dartmouth arc tied for second ] ice. Cornell kept its record unblelahod by defeating Columbia* onKaturdny night. The Cornell-Briny on game on Wed­ nesday will I the Inst league con­ test played mtil Fob. 11. today. Strong winds hhtd of yolunteer firemen h t the (levasUttrif ‘ liMfWJ firem an, Dan Blackwell, ably fatally injured. -*" LOST:—One pnir of horn rimmed spectacles Friday evening. Re­ turn to Mrs. S. R. Dighton nnd receive reward. RALEIGH, N. C. ■Inn. 23.— Three months nftcr lie shedded his ministerial garb for prison stripes, Rev. Thomas F. Jordan, allegedly thrice-wedded Methodist divine has been, made foreman of the large chair factory nt State IN SCORING ORDERS honorary supreme archon" cf the Sigma Alpha Epsilon, hl» college •fraternity. The honor— the highest in the gift of the fra ­ ternity wg'n bestowed by lha grand headquarters, located here. Jones (TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY) Preacher Bigamist Runs Chair Factory In Raleigh’s Prison (INS)-Gover nciit ownership nnd operation, ol all telegraph nnd telephone lin i would he provide <1 under bill i traduced lotlay by Rep. Berger S) of ‘.Wisconsin, He/ raid the Ant rienn Telephone and Telegraph Ci a p u n / "haB destroy­ ed practical! i all competition in tho telephon business. Dominates the field in hich it operates nnd is piling up einendous profits by purchasing . apparatus from JAPAN JtNTfcRS TEAM Attempt To Destroy Courthouse Poile istlo Pitts & Littrell as a b a n k e r in S a n fo rd « $ Expert Auto Repairing: Phone 406 105 N. Palmetto C. E. Myers* president . Ji.isit aid IMorin N. E. Corner First and Elm Sts GOODRICH SILVfeRTOWNS Extends heartiest Congratulations to Forster .1 i ‘’iu «irhv*» on the anniversary of his .'ir.jiaTj -■nwx'ji**; I'I'll .toll. SALESLADIES WANTED Frank P BLAST SVE3TIGATED BOSTON, \ Jan. 22.—(IN S )— I Announcement' ha* beeri ninde [from Windsor, Vermont., that lAIrs. Rachel Littleton Vnndeibilt, divorced two months ngo nt Reno, Nevada, from Cornelius Vander­ bilt. Jr., and Jasper Morgan, son of the famous yaclpsman, Edwin D, Morgan of New York, were married and on their honeymoon today. Mrs. Morgan was the form ­ er Rachel Littleton, of ChnttnAt a whistiy nooga, Tonn., half-sLster of Mar­ tin W. Littleton, famous New York England, reck named Luck’. lawyer. S a n fo rd B an k er .-mbi•»>*>» 71V Ml hijiiq.x i mi in or. -----------------—------------------- *r <j(j t, * • >'rjint.il A < the winner w m Telephone 0063 and 0061 M o rn in id e i Edvirard Hitjsrins. Inc. A„\Z J t * * KNICKERBOCKER HOSjlTAL , (Form erly J. Hood.W right Memorial Rspital) t 1 ■ / y m t % j§ 1 * •' C o n g rra tu la tc s m * fl Jdij W iit ;1 1 ' I ' ]| g| 131st Street & Amsterdam Avflue U n c o m li (i. F o a t r r , P r n M r a l llo n n lil K . l i r a it ii, N r r r r l n r r XV, II. i l r r a a n l . T r e a s u r e r l . u r j M. IIw o re , H u p r r l u t e i u l r l i t E$i f Productioni, Inc, idgu Buildihg, Frank P. Forster , * •, * 1 - f ~ * I Thnnk you for perm your photo-play, "Motherhood.” The plot atory carries truth and conviction and In « •trc tiie s.a great, fundamental truth. me to view bnorbing, tha crly way, it From the medical, poin founjl the production accurate in every del ha ni»he a ignorant ideas which for years hirv "MOTHERHOOD" c and dincere endorsement. Let me cor during this splendid pathfinder picture. Cordially, y c friend. LU< M. MOORE. . J on w a • : Iits , • \ % y ® if X |M ||ij # • (0 g i t Ilf Vi ^ 1 45th annliversarv ■ ’ »* 9 • - ■‘ , • « . y i* 47 . • [)• 1 1% ■ » n 1111 I as a ban ker in th e ’ city o f Sanforditfn 1 l% f T* * , * , 1 * "y ■l’ j * Success* 1 ' * r to him for m any m ore years o f ip |w * * * f 1|1 ■ w| i 4 1 pi Attention of Lita laiwrenco * My^ilear Mias Lawrence: . 1 • banker in Sanford a,nd best wishes . * sfiii / l* * w a . l H 11 l Phone 845 Building Materials * 8th St. & French - v^i*. �lU h rd * » » r r « l l r r » M i ( r mr e |i I Ml * a n f » r « . I ’l o r l S a . A v ra a r,, *■ Thft Herald wishes to take this opportunity of publicly i'an-l.atin Amcrira. expressing to Frank P. Forster th e high esteem with which To Fight Eight Mile* Up. *T i *uT m i *p"a«Ta*f!r» he is holtI bv tbe Pc0P,e of this community and of congratu- No Motor .Price War. n.rirtn. an of lating the other officers and directors of the First Nation* «r iurrt, a. iMtr. n| Bnnk upon the remarkable record of this institution nn- GorDinl* I* Dead. II) A r t h u r l l r U b n n r . I*«»|ii r lr H i H*-*s Ii ) S lo e l*o. .jou Aiiii jim mi — .MirasKrr b*8 'onK »nd able guidance. It is seldom th at a bank, or jfWH tt. ju x k s .MaaaitTwK Kafinr'nny other business concern, has the advantage* of being OUR MEXICAN friends a t the M rilS tltllT IU I under single leadership for so long a period. IIA T I'.S Pan*Ameilean confcrehce In Jlnv*7.00 U M M kli *>.■)• .H.I.l. ..*« ............... lllSH That Mr. Forster has amply proved his worth as an ............... _ ........ rn a rhowed yesterday, perhaps M o n th * ..... .. . . •I.T .1 able financier is not bnly attested by the beautiful building unintentionally* hostlHty ‘ to the t r i e r * r r \ \ «rU • 0.1.1 ncy to in which his bank is housed, nnd which will stand ns a mon- i United Slate*, and a tending l lr r a i d . K u tlrrA i p lo N rrr u r n * £ iUDlfilJt ta-liim .foii.m~any.,.V 4uu:iuU aaM nor.butrd*lso icj iniwn-of-hnttn-Ameriea~ ............ By- t h e . U .................. r ” * I X r w » I r t r lItf t ) r r r r h I n k f r o m -c e a s fu l weathering -of several serious—storms, from the •■li,,i,:nuting this partially “ Nor* l i y r r l r r ( n■rr n < o r n n n ls n llitn bnnk ‘ ic" rcpul,lic*___ t .r t__________ b o n * n * 4 » v« r * « d u ll* n i l r r "r- freeze of 1895 when the First National was the only ____ l l f h r lrp<1ln,f i i r u l a o f I h r • t i e r r r u r t d . | T h r I. A . S. U -•«- in old Orange county to survive, to the stress and strain of \VK HOPE, FOR everybody’ll M r r f f l r l r M t In I 'l u r l d n n n n m last summer when two local hanks closed their doors, nnd Mike, including the sake of “ Latin >Mnr r n f b a n d l l o n o l a t e m k i »■ I h n i m n o i.‘ the First National alone remained to serve the whole com­ America" that the tendency won’t munity. . go too frr. Latins have had n good • A* ----- H e r a l d la n m e m h r r r f - O r deal to do with ull pact* of A m er­ v a i H X M iernn m l < 'lr r n ln * l» n * . o n ,n nri,u,u «r i*uhTo° mUcb credit cannot be given Mr. Forster nnd his la n n I■ A A naaa a rl ica, beginning with Christopher A a r mr l b r n , n n d A a l% rrtl» -. associates for the way in which they have ahj^i.vs resixindCclumbu*. Jewish citizen* also, | in Mr n.CJrhi..rInhmu 'S ;0(1 to the needs of this community. LencbrSTprogressive; ah not exactly “ Nc-rdic” although * 1wnyR looking forward, they hnve shoifn the way, while jm-t n* good if not better, liava I building, yet liuilt up more than their share m j . h M l w w m rth.M li> .. with such necessary restraint ns is marked by practical the big institution* on,th(se conti*! neat*. And then, Uncle Snni a* n i common sense, and sound business methods. ONDAY, JX N . 23. 1928. On the forty-fifth anniversary of Mr. F orster’s en­ unit might in un emergency ho j H K H A l u i i l I 'l l O i m A I I trance into the banking business, all Sanford will pause long useful to Ids neighbors. Several j r In r l l r a n d c o u n ty those neighbors would belong to | t r a t lo t,. ' * enough to note the worlf this man has done, to congratulate of some European country n’-w, had I A v a ta r r o u t e * t o Jnelc* themselves upon his presence in their midst, and to wish there been no Uncle Sam. rtlnik af J o h n * I n - him many years of additional service to this community. t ( 'a m i . t l a n a f* m u n t h l f |l P a y ■■■■ — o------- :—--------------- :— -NFKMtKTAin^OF^ W A irn .i 1 - I tWUI*r Ill The Least Democratic . T t M j r ^ d C 'T r a l f i l l u i p ro a«ae» fla le l* . a p a r tm e n t m n n lt i r C l r r » t le tla n i t |l | b r a u llf Iro * * « « rv a . a a d t a a d r r n k M o p lla l. An article by Senator A rthur Capper, enuirmah of the Committee on the District of Columbia of the • United States Senato recently published in a Sunday edition of the BIBLE VEU3E FOR TODAY New York Herald Tribune, gives us something meaty to A W ISE MAhl—A wine man will think on when it comes to our government. We like to •a r, and will increase learning, and think of this, what we call “democracy,” as the most rep­ man of understanding shall attain resentative form of government on earth. But the facts councils.—Prov. 1:G. presented by the Kansas Senator would lead one to believe JPBAYER—Teach me Thy way, O otherwise. -ord. and lead me in n plnin path. Ho is, of course, referring distinctly to the District of Columbus, and his remarks cannot he taken as at all appli­ RISE AGAIN cable to any other portion of the- country* Tit ere nre)'Kowj \L/*(V ’they "veblp 'you anfd they ever, some five hundred nnd fifty thousand American peo­ •trip you, ple living in the District, aim we find th at in the govern­ And leave you sick nnd sore, ing of themselves they have about us much representation i the depth* of torm ent dip you as a Chinese coolie in Mnnohurin where Cluing T ho Lin rules And sere you to tho core, with nil the autocratic despotism of a late Russian czar. o not grow discouraged, brother, Senator Capper says that# the four hundred and thirtyThough a-w cary with the pain; five members of the House and the ninety-six members of it« .your lip and ‘ta k o * ^ grip. And rise again! s the Semite rule the city of Washington and its environs. The people there havo no vote, and no representation what­ hough •-w eary, life all dreary, ever in Congress. They are not even permitted non-voting {And your plans all gone awry, delegates or commissioners such as Hawaii, Alaska, Porto vorythlng goes all contrary, Rico and the Philipine Islands have in the House of Rep­ N ot • bit df use to cry. resentatives. ta s a repining, there’s a lining Congressional committees, decide to the last cent what To each darkening cloud of rain; to do with the twenty-five odd’millions collected yearly from ease your sighing—keep on the people of the District. They have not even the power try in g ; of suggestion. Congress itself decides all questions of Rise a g a in !. municipal administration, which streets shall be paved, —By Jnme* Well*. what schools shall be built, what trucks the fire departVolusia county is having nn in- j rnent needs, where street lights'shall be-placed, how many ittetlng little h in k cnae o f’lt* own. j p o lic e m e n t h e c ity needs. < . -O--------But even worse! The Kansas Senator saya th a t, General Sandino Im* l»een r**-! s t a t u s o f 1he people5 of Washington is less than lhat orted killed, Lvontually. why n,,‘ aliens: they cannot bring suit in tiie Federal courts of MEANWHILE THE Japanese determined to show that the Paci­ fic is their ocean by flying it.ahend of all others, n r / building two special plane*. A Japanese pilot and mechanic will take one. It they fail the other will stall immediately. We have the world's crack flier in Lindbergh, but if Jttpnn under takes to fly the Pacific ocean you J Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular prices. to F ran k P. 4 5 th F orster GIVE US A ^I’RIAL. 1925 Ford And Filling Station Coupe 1920 Dump Truck ....... $ 75 100 Willard Uatfcrj Service *Firestone of his banking career in Florida i'lres 1925 Hudson Coach ......... 40!) W. 1st. T i. 893. 1925 JIud. 7 l*na i Sedan 1 On improved residence M ortgage . . V-6.1 Cadillac Sedan ......... and business Loans . . FOR R fN T Seminole In p r o p e r t y - ------------------------ LOCH ARBOR Baldwin Mortgage Co. One 4 mom. iuc 5 room nnd one 6 room hiu.se. See our local counsel S. It. Dighton, Sanford, Fla, Security D a n c e a AT •• * • {•* * 1- y * ' . * ’* 1 Row Boat and Trailer it Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. R1NES Filling- Station * G. S. WI11VIER, LAKE SANFORD, FLA. 1*. O. Box 339 Suilford, Fin. phone 25i— M D IN N E R DANCE every T U E S D A Y and S A T U R D A Y 8 P. M. For Sale to * see these to*apprccl#c them. HOTEL FO R EST Also have two 2 room apartments patly furn ished. . $1.50 We Are Also Offering- A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER •At $1.50 Music 1 P. M. To 8 P. M. IGU1 W. First Si. CITY TIL fSFER & STORA( CO. Hauling-Cratin Shipping utilities Side-Track Phone I (i 200 N . Mapli Avenue Ralph W. ossing MBr f Co. H. C. Douglass, Mgr. Used Car Dept. II1-S. I/?e SL These houses re modern in every respcc . and the rent (a rensonabb. E at 125 150 .450 600 700 1927 Ford Roadster . Gulf Giii Vuleanizi g Sanford Novelty Works LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shippinz and Storage. We arc prepared to do nnj kind of transfer service al R E A S O N A B L E PRICES. % 1 Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. 51 Sanford —Oviedo Truck Grovers •wait* of Senator Heflin ns "A oaring Jackass." We know of no rtte r description. ---------o , -----Every now und then llie best tally tree will benr a nut.—Times (Jttion. And even cedar-lined oaeta sometimes conceal skeletons. WHEN MAJOR GEN. Gcoige THE ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD presents it thus: When a plumber makes a mistake, lie charges for it.1 When a law­ W. Goi-Otals died yesterday Id* yer makes a. mistake, lie has a chance to try the cases all country lost a good man, the great udder who made tin* 1 *11101111:1 over again. When) a doctor makes a mistake, he buries it. Icanal, seven years of Ids When a judge makes a mistake, it becomes the law of the life to devoted the great work. land. But when the EDITOR makes a mistake—GOOD­ France, guided by her greatest ... . —a ---NIGHT 1 engineer, De Lesseps, bud trie l Beautiful dnughtor of wealthy ---------------o------------->nnd failed. GocthaU conquered all obstacle:! including disease, united nnd rend­ ered service to all the world’! KAItASOTA TIMES countries. President Roosevelt C & : ’ ll T-* made it possible for him to do it. I t’# funny the pluMi fund* nlwnv* ‘ Tlte list of citations made liy jerk irritutingly out of Privnto to be getting the Republt- tin- minim* corps for gulluntry in H arris’ reach. To stand erect un­ Honor to them both. itta In trouble. May ho It’* because 'action in tlic ‘recent fight will' fastening them is highly dangerous, HOPE DEFERRED mnketh the te Democrtits haven't got any I Snndino’s men confirms our *us- us Private Hurris is well aware. icney. Tiie scene that follows is plain­ heart sick. Ask the Wull street piciun tliut tin- leatherneck* more —----4> thun lived up to the tradition* of ly visible to anyone who lins had lienr, he knows. He snuggled Into One thing we believe a lot of their service on that occasion. experience cither with marines or led Inst night, with thnt longedfor "m arket collapse’’ still in the •ople huve learnetl 1* that you Hut, of nil the citations, llieri* i* mules. i»’t keep tin* woU from the door • We are not acquainted with Pri­ distance, nnd prices going up. h i to us stands out in a ^ b rib in g hint with meat to stay ^ } ,lV' itself. , vate H arris—we rather wish we “What goe» up must come down," Here it is: #ay. "John A, Harris, private first- were—nnd we do not know whether ruys the poor hear hut that doesn’t class. Harris rendered himself con­ he is given to profanity. Hut our always happen, notnldy in the ck Gold, winnrr o ' the Derby spicuous by exposing himself to mind’s eye can picture him, wrang­ care of Elijah and his chariot of 1924, broke a leg in New Orleans heavy enemy fire in order to obtnin ling with n recalcitrant, triply fire. * other Iiok day. ilnv* *1Most of the yellow emmunition'frtVm the hack o f J H U k .InJitu,m id«-of D r i n g f ^ - S a t u r d a y -n ig h t— wttt J itv 'y i'*'* ltceu-*-!-1“ rtifirinuTe. mitT.r tr ~ millets -m uttering untold threats, find poor Mr. Bear going to bed lim e. - That - sentence, somehow, give* pleading, and calling on.nll the m ar­ disappointed. Don’t sell this coun­ ine corps’ gods, outlining the exact try short, hut don’t gamble or you n perfect picture of the fight. foin th<* m vv and see the world’’ One sees the thicket-dotted scone details of the mule’s unspeakable will lose. . a trip to Nicaragua, hut doe* f action. Kliuki-clnd marines uncestry, consigning mules, Nicnru*lwav» Includo a return trip, o' GOOD BISHOPS of the Church gunns and jungles to the deepest ido Reporter-,Star. Oh. ye* sprawl on the ground* grimly poer pit—nnd ut Inst getting the fasten­ of England rewrote, the prayer ing along their *rifle' sight* nnd ■a#*. They always come hack in firing intermittently. The a ir i* ing loose und handing out to hi* hook. The “lords’’ npproved. King or other. form full of an lunholy. ami bullet* comrades the torely-net-dpd am­ George was ready to approve, but y. noise, nnd the “common*," tho power of Itri rf rucks meks und and ,ffldp /ffhlp- munition. you esnrr been kicked by n arc spatting off Yes, we repent; thnt one sen­ tnin, said "no,” a fter sonu* mem te hushes. ()c/aaionping through the ' IJ W rit if forty o ' ’em were to tracts with H\ grim- tence in Private H arris’ citation her made a fiery speech about the you a t h«ce it won’t do half ally a man contracts • and rclaxf)i hi* describe* the battle better than Church of England drifting toward ace, rolls .over amajre that la don* sometime* many reams of copy ever could. Itomo. * 1: ' you g e t’kicked bV a woman. grip on his gun: And wtt’d like to endorse the cituInto this scene cgmvs a mule >tros* Journal-Herald. Who’* ALL * ENGLAND IS excited laden with amihuntio'n: Sweating tlon, If we could; to add our own ycu7. 1 men, cowering behind rocks nnd cheer to the plivdits for the lan­ about the prayer book, nnd religitern-jawed marine who wrangled ous discussion, most hitter, and _____ upon , iponei Ua* called the log*, Icok up and cry., “ For God’a police in Miami and prpmD-1 •■kr, let’* have aom ^o’ them cart* a peeved Missouri mule while Nic- hateful of all, I* made more im-’ s a good bov as long a* he I ridgea!” Private Hnrris, the mule’* nraguan riflemen took pot-shots p<*rtnnt .than Britain’* pressing prchlems. • t city. In I-O* Angeles he escortf* prepares *V) unstrap the at him. It might surprise "Ion!*," “com­ ■0 gajfa ■ W tm rM iitlcn. *•’ ‘hut -* he bandoleer* from th ^ m u le ’* hack. mons’; and the king, perhaps, to Dr. Raymond Pearl maintains But it takes mo"rc than u few o ' lHcr- juat the same. I U erf hi. Miami l» hard up hullft* to knock the cussednrss th at brilliant children . generally learn what little difference meru _ _______ ________ a marine spring trim undistlAgulshr<| pur- words make at the judgement irirt*. Wut w f-s ie afraid1to out o ' a__mule—especially corps mule. The inuie moras w lthU nt*. WheO*U*tcnlng to proud par- seat; how much depend* on.whf)thcr Florida tlUa* aKJHfc I. • ™ • .• i bmAI dmb Last.) IlSSM —* • rimlnol*. » contrariness ..horn of his father, jenta we rursMvc* havo been struck iher you really moan what ypu r-lcoaw wealthy ;£ l, * . Satan. Buckles -and fasU ninga.hy tki**'7Punch* ) 1926 Slake Bdy. Truck 1 We have nil *ize* goad used tire* and tube* on hand. a n n iv e r sa r y . th e . depend on it that she _wili i of lf' 1 the DETROIT OPENED ITS big wl j country. Sixty-five thousand people in Washington, gov­ automobile show yesterday and ernment employees, are barred from participating as jurors simultaneously a bag of rumors, Senator Heflin Inisu't Imd much i nay since Senut<»r Rcddnsipi t«»«k in the trial of criminal eases. No Washingtonian* can vote Talk of ikw models, iu-w price* in the election of presidents of the United States. The peo­ and an "automobile price war" ie pep out of him. ple are not allowed to petition Congress for their rights of (.title forth. Tbeie will he ao price The way to euccess is to Keep on desires or to furnish information to the national legislature war. This statem ent is made on tile authority of the nble«t auto­ H ju mp, especially if yun aru try- in their own behalf. mobile makers, including G. M. * to cross n s tre e t. We do , ,not voice that this , system , isi Williams, president of the Mormon | , . it ns , our opinion , any w h o w ire H f l .„ m ladinnJack Delantry begin* to look wrong or that drastic* changes in the method of governing k« the most logicnl contender the city of Washington should immediately be inacted. We nptdis "the price war is not onlv do not know that there is any complaint against the present improbable but impossible, ill>r Gene Tunncy’s crown. -------o------system, or that any other system would be any better. We though competition is and will ly ^ i f e Imprisonment", of do know, however, that certainly this is taxation without ! continue to he very intense. wo moan life imprisonment, representation, and that as loqg as this condition prevails l , Automobile meg uvo competing Ot parole after eight or ten years. __t ... ____ i..... ridiclilolls when ...i.... .... ..r our __ fill quality and values, with no we only make ourselves we t___. boast of foolish “cut throat" prtco war Sun very democratic form of government. The Columbus-Enquirer ideas. ew York broker disnppenr* from nlth college. Somebody else been •ding the newspapers, we sup- Cars and Trucks W ORK "G U A R A N T E E D oh the who sets un example by flying a g r.n t ile.il on hi* own account, hn* ordered five* fighting plane* built to tight dght miles up in the ate, with special oxygen equipment t i counteract the thin ntmospham at thnt height, nnd nn insulated fighting cockpit CHpocInlly heated. AN AIRPLANE eight mile* nr 42,240 feet up would lie invisible looking up, hut New York nnd Han Francisco would be visible looking down, and nico tnrgcts. _ Lindbergh may fly the Pacific going •• ns hoy*. used-to rros* tahrook, on stone*,* w ith .a hop, skip nnd jump, one Mop nt "Honolulu, cne at Midwny Island. Major Tien loti Huang who flic* for the Chine*; nationalist forces, invited Lindbergh to accompany him in a three-motor plane next rummer, tatting two or three other good flier*. Lindbergh likes flying alone, hut e. tran s-l’ncific flight would he lath er long to keep nwuke. A uto Laundry C o n g ra tu la tio n s Inc. | THE WAY WITH A MULE ex ten d congratulations to J Frank P . filid -t Forster .(I, 1. I on iD ‘> his 45 th as a ■Er>; •• • -• * '• *. ■ /’ : banker in S a n f rd. z •_ — __ l.'.JI*Hye»T»s^ �* 1 t THE SANFORD,HERALD. MONHAY JANUARY 23, 1D28 At A Meeting: Of East Side Parent-Teachers. MRS. FRED^S.-DA IGE1^ Society, KditorResidence - TcL 37 PAGE FIVE Personals One of the loVelieet aociul four- Mrs. L. A. Brantley, John Brant­ ley, William Brantley nnd Mm. M. J. Lchmntti m6toml io Jacksonville Friday, where they accompanied ■'Ml's. Jordon, who has been the truest of Mrs. Urumley nntl was I cn route to Savannah, Gn. The regular meeting of the K nst, thrieflnite stay. i.m ' i Side Parent Tenchers Association -------- ; was held Thursday aftrrnoAn ntj Mr. and Mrs. Frni Mr. and Mrs. M. R. pinwlddic of Crown Point, Inti., who have hcen the Hast Side Primary School tin-.«''d nU*ce "f Jncksonvil the guests of Mr. mid Mrs. H. J. shower tendered her Friday cve- der the direction of the president j Wl*tk-end in Sanford. Miss Lucille Bolz wmr Lehpinn left Wednesday' for St. ninir by Mr*. George Brockludwt anil Thursday evening at n must de­ Mrs. Wil'iam A. U-ffler. It w n s1 Mf(l , „ W(Ul>r„ Petersburg where they will spend lightful bridge party given ut the Mi - K. F. Cooper at-the home•o^deciderFt o hold nil future.incctuiga^hs^u^fc^nvllivjc -awn, ■sw w oiint-w lsders -returning- U. TkTrttue, given in honor., of Miss home • of Mrs, II. C. Mooro-s-on t lie- 1 firmer* wr'Pnlmm vt"*'^xrtmet T f t lit- iu gnnlraHntr on''tKe fo u rth ; with her sister, Mrs, their home. * tm j Frances Riddle of Orlnndp, her Magnolia Avenue. There wore Sweet pens nnd ealemlulns were Thursday of the school month. A Adams. BbAY. Vsf I#If fonary Society of attractive house guest. The occa­ four tubles in play during the lavishly used In decorating the committee was named to purchase *4 ’ , IChurch will meet sion was also the fourteenth evening. rods and rings for the curtain Mrs. E. (1. Tyner of Vero a r ­ An interesting amJ'cleYCt f the church. The birthday anniversary of the host­ The rooms where the tables had recently purchased for the school. rived here Saturday to spend some •» i ’***# * delineation -of life’s greatIlls** been arranged for play were lid’s “Missionary ess. \I *•«• The prize for licit attendance of time here with her daughter, Mrs. .*•M’ est problem. The rooms -of tXi* attractive bright with bowls of pastel tinted i charge of the TO D A Y " mothers at the meeting wns Robert J. Holly. , »- !♦ home were abloom with quantities . l e sweet peas and ferns. The pastel The grun;lestand greatest' d - m H who will also be awarded the first grade, Mrs. J. C. ‘ -------/* W of pink and red roses combined tints were furthur featured in tlm Mitchell, principal mcinl hour romance of ail time. , .t t *1c whool Mrs. Jssie Hickson of Chicago, kllStl with greenery. Myriads of tiny tallies which wore done in Imthing nt Hotel Forrest ----- told. briefly "J , le Arbor Huy ex- HI., is visiting hero ns the guest Nono tinder 18 will be tufc* ■ulivsi*; red hearts also added, a* festive girls. After the usual number of ride. I crelaes recently held at the school Ijf thl, David Mi Nab family at mittetl -touch. Games and music caused progressions had been played, Kiral Society w was ?"«! told of the tree planted in t |udr honM. on Myrtle Avenue. comedies the evening hours to pass all top scores were counted mid the prize ively honor . of Mrs. Stella Arrington, . _____ o'clock at t soon mid at n late hour refresh­ for top score, a. vanity dresser Re- supervisor, of the Primary schools, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schaf­ ments of ico cream, cake and set was presented Mrs. Lillian mptThe feature of the afternoon fer of Pittsburg, Pa., Were among candies were rerved by the hostess Duley. Mrs. J. K. Ritchie, who were was the splendid talk given by the winter visitors arriving in the assisted by her mother Mrs, held lowest .score was consoled tate Mrs. 8. O. Shinholser on .“The Nn- city on Sunday. Frances E. Bolz. The hostess with a pretty shoulder flower. turc of the Child," and it was presented her guest of honor with laite in the evening the card vvera regw ted that all members of the n dainty embroidered bag ns tables wore cleared mid refresh- * >.■ d . Parent Teachers Association could memento of the oecnsion. • ■ merits of ambrosia and enke were MrWfnnt.-he-PiusenUaud.luim-lhis-'Wnn- Urlamlu, spent tiie' week-end here — Misx~Boiz's guests w e re ' Miss served by the hostess assisted by *— !.! derful talk. as the guest of Miss Lucille Bolz Frances Riddle. Mias Ella Spencer, Mrs. Moore, Miss Lunette's guest* Robert W right, Miss Adele Itines, During the r social hour which at her home on Park Avenue. Mr*. W, U. Fort, Mrs. Walter liny,Miss Francos Reitz, Miss Hetty were Miss Katherine Young, Mist Ilinterm lstcr, Miss Mnry. Belle Nell Williams, Miss Chun Rankin. til*!*, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, Mrs Guy followed, several readings were Mrs. J. T. Edmunds, who has Walston, Miss Sara Maxwell, Miss Mrs. Sid Rive, Mijta Virginia Mr * S. Sclniun, Miss Edna Chittenden, given by Ft'anies Johnson, after Seats Now Selling: Mbs Ruth Glllon. Mrs. J. ll.-Ruy, which refreshments of coffee mid been visiting her parents Dr. and Marion Waldron, ip s a Helen Daniel, Mrs. J. R. Rtcliie, Mrs. II Mrs. Mary B. Phelps,. Mrs. 11. J. sandwiches were served by the Mrs. F. D. King at their home on IBS BAY »- I* f* g Houcks will ett- Douglass, Miss Dorothea 1-nwson, C. Moon-, Mrs. Lillian liuley.JMiss I.eh man. Mrs. Ralph Warren. Miss hostpsss, Mrs. li. II. Guthrie, Park Avenue, left Sunday for her Miss Carmen Guthrie, Julian Pon­ Ellen Hoy, Mrs. Mary Michael, XiHull Welsh, Miss Vivian Crosby, Mrs. W. T. .lackrim and Mrs. F. 1.. home at Knoxville. Tenn. |licrs of the After* jente Bridge, Club der, Frank Dullose, Robert HighMrs. Francis E. Bolz, Mrs. Dwight Woodruff. leyntnn, Wallace Phillips, Jesse Ilahhilt, Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. , ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Walker Meisch Jr., will Jarrell, Britt lloltzclaw, Gregory K. E. Brady, Mrs. John T. Brady, 8t>th ItIH IIID A t PAR 11 of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here Kinlnw, Pat Lnnier, Dan Hansell leniber* of the Mrs. Annie T. Cooper, Miss Bessie . j Sunday to spend some time and noon Bridge Cltth nnd Hendrix Lyle. MRS. ARRINGTON HOSTESS Boyce nnd Mrs. J. Maurice Allen. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Walker cnare stopping nt the Hotel Forrest her homo on tertnined fourteen guests ’at din- luike. nir.Sunday evening at their home r Banco v iu r. Lii JtUt?,JtflK?.Vnni«ronn TMhnrt--.pn ml 1 >i j R 3' ' SVinter " Pnrk. ‘bishop*1 ' of,,J"S<Mlth w t 1 Com rate ratty SI ■ 1 1 Friday afternoon i day anniversary of Mrs. II, L. I Florida, spent’ the day here Sun|h of which Mrs. FORREST L \ K E net! the members J Stuart, mother of Mrs. Walk er I day and preached at the morning I chnirnm'r. Dinner Jam es Fyfe, Glasgow, Scotlami; rs Club at her The attractively appointed din- service at Holy ('loss Episcopal Front 0 to « o’clock. Charles R. Wnlker and wife, Pitts­ venue. An a h u n n o r table was centered with the Church. burg, Pa.; Frank W. Schaffer I r sd a y > spring hltmanitj. Inrge birthday cake frosted in jmitli will entertain and wife, Pittsburg, Pa.; Mrs ns and snap drag- white and suiuountcd with a houIf the lively Week S. M. Aldrich, Worehcstcr, Mass.; ;h pleasing effect quet of sweet peas. Upsides the [:J:00 o’clock at her Mr. and M rs,.!. T..Gill, Miami; ml* about the wishes for p happy birthday, mi­ luli:i Avenue, Mr, and Mrs. U. W. Trover, Rnllions home. P is-lo th cr delightful featuie of the ufwpartmcnl of the ehoter, N. Y.; Frank E. Jennings, ; events and la te Tuir was the presentation of a will have fourth wife and niece, Juckonville; D. W THE PERFECT Ira afternoon hours .basket filled with new one dollar to K o’clock. Res- Packard, Wilmington. N. C.; J AMERICAN OPEflETTA [ A id at five o’clock, hills to the guest of honor from ke made fori bridge F. Caldwell, Lakeland. M. tj. Law were spread and her children and grand children, Mr. am/ Mrs. S. S. Buuinet wh > KuU LvT-K i-S cJe . Y i n i t i i ’ ^ rn i ber will he served. on, Boston, Mass. creamed' oysters J Mr, nnd Mrs. Stuart have enjoyed me spending some tinv at Itiuu*IDAY oil*, olives, pear. sixty years of mm l ied life, mid are w iek, Ga., with the latter’s pm ness meeting of the -hurt cake toppodTtiolh ftnle and hearty ami are ble«- cuts Mr. and Mrs. A. Zelmonovitz. DON'T MISS IT AND HE SORRY AFTERWARDS* tr held et 7:30 o’am and coffee with seven ehildren, Mrs. E. J. spent the week-end in Smifoid on If You Knjm Thrilling Musir—Itetnitifiil '’Costtimes [hid Fellows Hnll Walker, Mrs. M I. Fox end 11. (I. business. let. linportant that —( 'lean <'nml tly — l.ovo—Riimuiice—Advent ure— ordial hospitality ; Slum t of Sanford, H. P. Stuart e present as there Then You ('annul Afford To Miss This llicgcsl Of All ,, Mr*, Henry'Me- of Jefferson. Pa, llonior Stuart of Miss Mae Holly and Miss Mary M(mini I Shows in- tl. Pace, Mrs. Brownsville. I'a.. Herbert Stuart Elizabeth Pulestoii leave Friday It , llariy W ard,1of Stculu ii«vilh‘. O h m anil Harr. For Boston, Mass They will enter Mr* !,. 1* Hagan. Stuart of Tallahassee, West Va . Massachusetts General Hospital in- and Mrs. Rov Iivoiity-five grand eluliden ttlld six where they will lake up tin* Nurse’s training io n ise. great grand children. Miss Bolz Entertains Miss Olive La Zette "iVsies with whe.h Mrs. George Muffett, a recent bride, link, been himIn Honor Miss Riddle Is Hostess At Bridge iue«l v.ith, was tile jmtwellniujiius MONDAY P R IN C E S S THEMILANE JAN. 27f H p t e l A rrivals A Awl Satin s, B rocad ed V e lv e ts , E m b roid ered •*> G eo rg ettes, F lannels, Mallison’s and other high grade Jersies silks Phiine Crept*. Dark Hhade«. 10 inches wide. Regular Price $3.50 yd. Stile price Wednesday, per yd. One table of fnnev brocaded Velvet and embroidered silk. Regular price $7.00 yd. Sale price Wed­ nesday, pe.r yd. Mallison's fancy Pussy regular rice $5.0(* yd. Sale Wednesday, per yd. Madison's plain Pussy Will light nnd dark shades. Regul Price $3.50 yd. Snle Price, yd W ool Jersey,. C assia an d Flannt Jersey, 54 in. wd. $2.25 yd. Wednesday $1,13 yd Flannel 54 in. wd. $3.00 yd. Wednesday $1.50 Flannel 54 in. wd. 3.50 yd. Wednesday $1.75 yd ".vttwAwi �/• Says American PopeMay Sanford Audience Hearg-Lecture On Be P o s s ib ilit y Christian Science By Paul Harsch Some Future Date "Christian Science, the Power of chapter of Science and Health, We For Scientific Experimenting Mrs, Eddy, • its author, declares ROME, Jan . 23,—'The possibility God,” was the subject'of a lecture th at "desire ^s prayer” and th a t of an American Pope a t some fu­ delivered Thursday n ig h t, a t the "no loss can occur from trusting ture date if the Roman question is Woman’s Club by Paul A. Harsch, member of the board of lecture­ God with our desires, that they -settled to the m utual satisfaction ship of the m other church, the of the Vaticanand the Italian may bo moulded and exalted be­ , M arian Parker, should not be hnngF irst Church of C hrist, Scientist, State wn8 seen hero today. bo kept alive as a od, b ut sh o id ............. fore they take form In words and laboratory” to be liumn ‘ Should the breach between the a t Boston M ass.'A large crowd in deeds,” This was the prayer heard the speaker who was Intro­ ^experimented Upon by stud! Vatican and Quirinal, which has of E lijah answered by the “still and alienists. ; psychi oxisted for nearly 00 years and duced by J. C. Benson. small voice,” this the prayer of MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 23.—(IN S )— kept the Popes voluntary prisonThis unique suggestion was ad­ Mr. Harsch's talk in p a rt was Nehemlah answered by the Her. vanced today by E. O. Heinrich, The Republican and Demoeratie ers in the V atican,-bo -deflmt*ls4A*-^Q^ ow*i T oU thm -of-Jerusalem , this the noted Berkeley criminologist, ,1 v. critninoioKisi, solw iimifcVfta m jn i i.ifi■ ■iifji i w i . i "In the te x t book of Christian prayer of Jesus before- the tomn v o r.o i many of . the Pacific coast a ^-ntiatlm‘ Otovamtona-WOTTO B*krA healed, -th«r Italian-N ationr^ooncr fam ous crimes a fte r a careful an to inject the beer issue in the or later, would be bound to lose Science, Science and Health with of Lazarus, and this, my friends, alysls of the Los Angeles murder forthcoming presidential cam­ tho privilege of having the Su­ Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker tho prayer of thousands of Chris­ preme Pontiff constantly chosen Eddy, its author, thus deftaes Otr paign, according to on announce­ from the ranks of tho Italian Car­ Good. "God; Spirit; omnipotence; tian Scientists today. A prayer or that in being daily answered by •*The state has spent a fortune •at omniscience; omnipresence; omni- the healing of every sort of sin, to capture this boy," Heinrich de­ ment today by William Green, dinals. clared, “the sU te should profit by president o f tho American Feder­ Re-establishment of normal re­ action," (Pg. 587) and it ia pro­ disease and discord.” O' M ———------t » taking advantage of) bis possibil­ ation of Labor. lations between, the Vatican and posed to present the subject of a a tl ities fo r cinical examination. As Christian Science here from this Scotch Singers W itched * The two m ajor parties will be the Italian State would hasten the such he is highly valuable to so­ standpoint, th a t is, of good and it 3 time when n. non-Italian would be asked to put a 2.75 beer tank in ciety. If he Is hanged, this value is power:—powor inherent,in it, con­ W hether the singing of “Annie lost and only vengeance is satis­ their platform , Green said, on raised to the chair 'o f the Holy stantly being manifested by it and Laurie" In the churches of Glasgow, See. fied." Mai Scotland, would lead to prosecution ground th at beer of that alcohol­ •I I When this time cam e 1 about the inevitably lifting mankind upward of th l singers, was a question rais­ Heinrich declared th a t Hickman and onward to God. probably was sane when he planned ic content is not intoxicating. Last chances would favqr the selection ION "Deep seated in tho heart of ed nt n recent meeting of the Glas­ th e kidnapping of the Los Angeles year the American Federation of of ah American Cardinal for Pon­ girl. He was perhaps actuated by !.abor went on record as favoring tiff fo r a number of reasons. The every one of us there dwells a de­ gow Presbytery, the' senior Ecclesi­ motives of revenge, but when he nmondment of the Volstead Act. very act that the heads of the sire to know more about good, a astical Court of th at city. One of the officers reported that tho Per­ brutally killed his helpless captive, Green mode it plain th at the church deemed the time opportune yearning to attain to the secret Heinrich believes he was the vic­ Federation is not opposed to the to go beyond Italy for a Pope place of the Most High, to that forming Rights Society, Ltd., was becoming very vigilant and th a t if, tim of a "brain explosion." Eighteenth Amendment; but me­ would reason in favor of going point o f understanding whereby there were sung in a churrh hall-orProfitable Study good may be brought m ore, large­ ' rely some of the provisions of the beyond E u .o p e .______ 1 IKWIe. balding no brief.for Hick­ Volstead Act*. His decision came ly and more specifically into dai­ church m any songs that long had rSS: man. Heinrich believes the case of ly-experience and there retained been thought immune from copy­ German "liim le t". Scored right restrictions, there might be the vouth presents a problem which a fter the Supreme Council, m eet­ and used. ' Seldom has a great man of let­ would afford profitable study to ing here, heard the plea of the trouble. “Annie Laurie" was one of "Prim arily, the desire for good, the songs mentioned. Rev. Stewart United B rew ery‘Workers for real ters been so severely criticized as alienists and psychiatrists. Some eauhe fo r th e “brain ex­ beer." Gerhnrt Hauptmann, Germany’s —for tho guidance and control of Cameron said th a t the prosecutions plosion” will be found in the back­ most famous poet and piayright, ail intelligent mind, God, m ust ex­ of the society has caused a sort of ground, perhaps in Hickman's ear­ following the recent production in ceed all other desires. The seeker bandage on churches as regards ly school or pre-school days, Dresden of his version of "Ham let" for divine good m ust bo able to their music. A committee was ap­ llaln rich believes, Which would ex­ Hauptm ann’s theory is th at the say with David, "A s '1 the hnrt pointed to confer with the per­ plain his mental collapse, and lny fourth act of Hamlet, as it is to­ panlcih a fte r the w ater nrook-, forming Rights Society regarding thus -tracing the youth’s career CHICAGO, Jan. 21— (IN S )— day, contains only the mutilated re­ so panteth my soul a fte r thee, O songs th at may be sung. information of value m ight be dis­ The new- home for Chicago Civic mains of whnt Shakespeare wrote, God." Such desire is prayer. A covered. Opera, a structure to cost $20,000,- and th at the first actors who play­ prayer th a t is always answered. More than 2,800 homes fo r work­ 000 will be ready in time fo r the ed Laertes, dissatisfied with the There are no exceptions. w ing people will be built in Glasgow, “I do not believe,” said Heinrich, s ta rt of the 1929 season, Samuel t. afl "On the first page of the first Scotland, this year, - t r v ,..,* , Mth a t Hickman was insane a t the Jnsull. president of the organisa­ part, filched lines and scenes which given to Hamlet; tlm e'h s planned the kidnapping.tion announced today. ;u.|*w*>* C* Shakaspcare. From w hat study o f tho cose 1 was ’•’'The Building will be-a 42 story IIiuiptraunn gives bade to the Dane o*•ifpu.fiy 7?1able to ' a a k s,* ! /- .reached»tho •con­ revenue-producing project, design­ the lines he thinks ho should have, clusion th at he was actuated by de» ed to insure tho tjermancnco of ami therefore puts Laertes a t the | finite motives and th a t he had no opera without depending on public- head of the rebellion against King 1 ulterior designs on the girl henelf. spirited citizens who now under­ Claudius. Ho 1ms w ritten six new “When the hi# netchief beganproblem to closebe­ in w rite it. scenes and. interpolated nqw lines, around him, Tho mammoth building, which und has moved the "To bo or not came th a t of concealment. This with the girl’s semi- will cover an. intiro city block, will to be" monologue from the third to ( fact, coupled coupl eel condlton and in reallza- incude not only an operahouso and tho fifth act. i hysterical * tlon of the sM ous nature of his act, Bmall theatre, but also shops, stores and offices. I t will be located on the unsettled hla mind. Slx blind men recently gave evi1 "W hen he killed the girl ho was Chicago river between Mndison and dence in an nnsault case In Hull, Washington Streets, ‘ utterly insane. And, in my opinion, Kngland. L he Will never be wholly snne again. I Search Twisted Mind "Hickman should be studied with i a view to prevention of sim ilar I casts. I t might even be necessary • to trace his personal history backv w ard, to childhood. At somo point r in his career will he found c turn• ing point, where his bright mind f w as swerved into channels which jj eventually would lead to hla own • down fall. Thousands of children in ) this country encounter such ob" stacles in their mental development ' juuLcvexxjuic .at ill esc ls .a potential criminal. :* "Hickman has brought untold suffering to the family of Marion g P arker, He has been the cause of ! hsavy expense to Los Angeles county. But, in my opinion, it is possible to’ gain somo return for this loss. “This youth with his twisted mind should be made the subject of clinical study in tho hone that in­ form ation night be gained which would prevent th e development of sim ilar cases." , ' / aSSFSSr a b or-' Federation To Seek Beer Plank In Party Platform TO BUILD BALL WASHINGTON, Jan., 21 — (IN S )—A ^entpoqary auditorium seating 25 0 0 0 persons will be built in Houston for the Demo­ cratic National Convention’s use, Jesse Jones, chairm an of the na­ tional committee’s arrangem ent committee, anqUince<> h e re foe* day. G a m in g th a t her husband assaluted her with a fry in g pan be­ cause she h id hed her hair bobbed, a woman recenty applied fo r government relief a t Newcastie-on-Tyne, England/ v. Traveing «nt,- Mbs , is the oldest w «»' Unload} *® honored «nt held at WOMAN TO STAND TR IA L i ______ HELENA Ark., Ja n . 21— (IN S) = 4dr»r-JulI*-V iughn-*8r'w ho w a r released from the state Insane asy­ lum a t Little Rock recently, will go on trial hero n e x t month for the m urder of Miss Cassie Marie W arren 17, salesgirl, whom she shot to death in a downtown department^M ore in April 1920. >n« to 4 5 •J5 .Chicago Civic Opera To Build New House *2 ( i if’,i Sheiks Spurh Planes, Autos Airplanes and automobiles failed to impress a party of real sheiks when they recently visited a small in Soudan, but a staircase aroused their, veneration. They were fam iliar with trees growing in groups, but they could explain the shade-givers being in rows on­ ly through the trees being able to walk. W ater faucets amazed them, for to-tum -a-screw-amfr-aec water rushing out of a wall seemed mag­ ic to them. They bought a number of the “rods of Moses” from a junk dealor to hang on their walls at homo to spurt water for them.When their error was explained, the deal­ er took back the faucets, bbt later each sheik stealthily repurchased them so th at ho "would not be cheated out of the white m an’s magic.” on 4 5 th anmver: as a banker in f. A service for sending photo­ graphs by telegraph has ju st been started between. Berlin and- Vitn- : « kv;*rV*.< Builders (: « ^ M B v f r rV ! coi •'» / r i-i fly- Felicitations Congratulations to to T ra n k P . Forster ! on th e anniversary o f h is 4 5 th y ea r as a banker in S a n fo rd . P. Forster Husbands' Paradise Found W hat has been described as a paradise for husbands has been dis­ covered by an expedition in the island of Nunlvak, off the coast of Alaska. The island ia inhabited by 170 Eskimos, and during five months in the year, by thousands of scats. A native custom orders th at, directly the seals appear, the men, who live by selling the skins ah^H move into a camp known ns the "Kashoe” and live there until the last seal leaves the island. They are not allowed to sec their wives or their families, and their food is brought by their wives to a cen­ tra l spot, where it is collected. A fea st a t which the bladders of all seals caught during the year are thrown back into the sea to prop­ itiate the seal tribe ends their per­ iod of Isolation. p ar ie ks Ing ■r d . « -erj Iyt on. til aut Y< M ing • ft i t. in D* ey. id »le t k( •rib lack 124, £oth 1* 4 5 T * w r Mi W ish in g h im m an y m ore years 1 «*• - 3 I I i o n th e co m p letio n tod a y o f 4 5 er in S an ford an d S e m in o le C o u n ty E. E. Brady Loading* Candidate for Sheriff Biggers’ D airy C o. ,1 extends ,.v .4' A G eo. G to ; •jr . ' ,*v ** C? fi t. V’t k* • ,%'B. anniversary Benaud B a t te r y Shop • as a • '• / banker ■ :x . in Sanford. „ E . F . Housholder * •to Generator and S ta rte r Service Leonardy & Leonardy i- ■ . (White & White : V ..' on his - r a . 1~ e t 9 .5 0 ' >■* T i s r ■SllMI ! S . j.s N ix "~ Frank P . Forster .n ; f N ext to Bp emcees Top Shop U -D rtftt Garage Wilson & Boylt Jarafe G . Sharon Elton J. M M4 W. Second Bt. Herring ■ • * N a n Bank BUg. Sanford. Florida. years o f service as a bank­ - o f su ccess. BOXING AT LUNCHEON Boxing matches w e n served be­ tween courses a t a luncheon given to a number of sporting men in .P aris by a prominent figure in the pugilistic world. The table was in the form of ft horseshoe the center forming a ring. Here with each course, was given a boa t ing contest, representing a period * J s f c t e M ,tha-xpoit. - — - •* ' I t to •jI '< ’- ’ i lk 4 • • •"1 S. - A . B. Wilkinson lies �f t 'W V r . w f n PAGE SEVEN Ite For Job iptroller Is [n Sanford [tended Emory UniLter completed u law Ifcei* in Mncon, (»n. extends [Mr. Martin raid to ­ nes to ca rry nut the hesitation or favor everything to place on of nil sta te banks icient- system of opmn teeing ileponitofs Frank P. Forster ire—IteitHf- k>m every direction j Lining to us. Under J e influences of our j Otne these people are ■I into on (treat spirit lot and success. With system of Rond roads l excellent scliooU nnd relies there ic all the why our banks should 'ie highest ' .!(*>> 2 s * r , r * $ { *.»; 11 EXPLODES ^K. Jan. 21.—<INS>— l thrown into the see­ the home of Anthony Jamaica early today, ur prisons as they were Miss Florcnrv Fannie II', Thomas , rn • it. Police held two - tpiestinning. president of the First National of the beginning of his career in Sanford. b ^ v * !- ■<■ > -}^x Tpt, In e pank •or - (Jviedo also wishes M r.1rorster < -i -tit iOa many more years in which he can serve inole County. Sanford career as a many more years F L O R ID A prosperity N A T IO N A L , BANK. WITH I I M S I I I I .P A K I M F M v iii i n it r . c K i t i n Pit ESI DEN T JACK SON VILLI'], FLORIDA Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida Leesburg Gentlemen It lias come to our notice that you contem­ plate issuing within ihe next few days a special section congratulatory to Mr. Frank P. Forster, President of the First National Bank o£ Sanford, on the occasion of tlie 45th anniversary of his connection with that insti­ tution. to our director, Mr. Forster, sincere and hearty con­ gratulations on his 45th anniversary, and the success he has attained in building the First National Bank up to the prominent and sucessful position it now holds in your emmunity, which position has enabled the bank tr» vendor curb vauable sei’ vice to your City and Coun- felicitations to 1 'iu m I:,t » IT4JW Frank P president the First National anniversary Central *Florida as Very Truly Yours, (Signed) Arthur- F. Perry P resident S lttf i banker Sanford iti.tT w ii �- - \ ■ *- \ u . V. V~ •. : *^ * J-JT©ttS'*-» m a w .nftj-iii . »* *r ■ 7 '»r* * 3 « v , ' - - rZ-c'-*I' • t - 2~ w " a' _k—4.W• ■ *- - ‘ »I »•- -- »j * ’ _ _*•- *.. v «•*..* i-» *- '..*T-' • a EnrOjbiZ’ ? <* ' ■ '■'• i .*t •-— , jr"' 1 J . ■ N urC. ,. . G et '■ •• -.tim ^ J„v —1 , 14 .t |tm*f ** *’ F-'Pr ■ ' ^ -1 * !* .it**.' ••1 * f ; ...a v . 11.. ■ pfei r Lri-' Ai'Jt Am ale-lien 111" :n tul Un Anierican.” 33r f " I < J ’ * i ' ;:• * i i i it ll> D a rk .1 . Wnfch ln lcrn aliin al News S c n irc Sport* I diior. ‘ NEW YORK, Jan. 23.*-.W m :^ itig to officials i.f the A m at.u r Ictic Union. Charley Pyle, arch.seducer of am ateur - rectitude, or mhybe a first string substitute si> tloccr, soon will sail for Finland td Attempt to get Paavo Nurmi out of hhock oik w ith the athletic uncle* nwith brpjul by pc persunding him to turn |; U Ch ., 'h a le in the total of |•ur liitf :* was 23.GI in 1924. ^ The United s!li" ‘‘ »i ’ that time w m -M her «ent. In 1»2« the British -hare was 19.5 and the American ,,l'r e t,u ; Last year the British sold less 1 V0" ‘■“ W " Am entum while , •• •, m m llcvcigh ■ | nf daliboraleh " in 1: ! •il •■I f:’ " Conpcr < . ' iJ1'i ”*t*v 1 : • • • ar '.Mii'm lie in the third round nf *i**innk'crs. 'fuiM, A A. U. of i ’ . . , ' :' ' ' Ia10* m'w i;< iccupying P>h ' { l i: “ lk‘ 1 , 1 ' ‘ Hl<1‘ :*' n,*h ll,i r,• A i.o n iin r to the charge levelled *'JIU> |u lh" Vanderbilt . , alnnt Ro* WlUlanw tho negro America sold close b 50,000.;The , l , u J ,rc t'A‘ Wei!\\\ntr _a„ , . ..... innr.c lo r ngneuiiur. hnt i hr is alleged t„ have accepted a‘\ ^i jr5.U r .c m m urseis arkets for ngncultur1 I v(1|1' s c inni'' ,,f hmng up Uaiin • ’ . ’ ,-a iiiWlor nl machinery and for cotton goods " l,!’ n.vii\ved pivfessinnahsni ar* _ ,• .■ * '* nl ■(.‘‘belong to America. aInvut nil, only n u n - so, and noth fur fouling hi> opp >nin[. The British have two strong,T he m atter, 1 take it. will la- i»« h n s b e n l u a r d that would con- • l J ‘«?^.-dSe 'c h ! u i in Argentine trade. Britah. d is c u s s e d in-the universal language a f- it \\ ide witli auch n pr .jict. A•^ , »ho m atter cor*t!,ols the A rgentine coal maro l the fountain pen in order that <r ; :i,! H trr Ih .ilo”, • .. 1 . *f , i ‘ Y .. , l;ct and thn m arket for woolen there may he no mlsunderitr.ncing. tll,‘ f'-'inier cannot leave l injn l * •' ts William :'s n-oved iruiltv —especially woolens for The pen not only is m ightier.than h- make, his pre^mee high-. J“ lu . If W I I H m m e n ' s d othhrr. The coal market ___ ^ “ L ayiggl-hlil far lr«» 11-hTe to f.v ^ y ^ 'i .ttr ^ U .uJ hr l in.:., by npnr-- P,---•7 . ^ : " '’. ' ~f c ilifo ri in rines ,4nui,! l,«ld wticcau.<e of lliein o re m isinterpretation; in fact, it.i ines- >nK hl: am ateur past. an. . in th f ^ y 1• offkiaH connecUd favornblo freight conditions ruling ; sngo dnunlly is quite c lc ir if you y051; ’ ,1 l ci.r.vr, t.ie A. A. U -*in p- _ • t.on,n,i«doniT' from l,lc T’r*jl«*'1 Kingdom as compurr: I with the United States get the name right am) confine *” t-’A uig no chapccs, if that y ‘ ' . j pared | ports.” j^tn-self to numerals. ■mun' -■There snnie A. A. U. o'ficlnl-. '-I'w-irdi . f one hundred i.'.viThe report sums up-"-with the Who arc t r y i n g to get from unde- ‘n’-ion have liven issued t.. the Q f ' j j i r l r p v C l n T l V i n P P f l 1 ^ ^ c lu 'h m that the United States* and thus escape the mius of spun- M(,,r D,,lit,,r to run In meets since W *• “ 1•» rcplncliW Britain as exporter to* BCTing anything that m ight lead T.crmmi officials op«‘ne«| the door W o t f l h r . fF IV A lA 1 the Argentine for. two reasons: . 4J 4 fc* »* i. Public Accountants and Income Tax Specialists C on gratu late^ prcfeosionul. 'N p resid en t o f th e F irst N a tio n a l B an k ‘ ‘ CHICAGO, .Inn. 23— (IN S )— Howard Bents, Milwiiukcc middle- | weight, and Teddy Estcvbvook <u f Cleveland, will appear in the* tenround feature bout of the Pioneer Association’s show. They 'u.ve agreed to weigh 1011 poun-l*. Di y Showers of St. Paul, am] BUIv lltulfield of Milwaukee, will ninth in the bight-round semiwindup. They also heard of Pyle’s plan Heel Seal,.. TmiighlV game is the i"’’bP" ^ M Vvlnr«.l‘th a t’^h o " i / rntilled to bring Nurmi, Edwin Wide, the irst Southern O .n r,rrm e game l« , { tJ Tuntu>y v.ithoul wllh „ i n \iminary H err Doktor, and, If possible, Lloyd be Played by the otnto team tins Uhkn, together in a series of races J'tnr. mutch between GOO yards and one mile. F m th er proof of the popularity Fpiling that, lie hi ped to send N ur­ O l'T riE I.H K It TU.MMII) of Tunni*y as a ring opponent was mi running in the general 'direc­ , . “ . ’ forthiuiuiiig from New London. tion of New Ymk in his proposed LOS ANCA'.I.lv.s, ( alif., Jan. - . ('imn.. where Jack Hcliinuy's manWOMEN TEE OFF fsllcn-nrch go-if-you-plense from — (INS) Johnin r rcih i irt>, mi ■ .J,.,. Jacobs, declared that coast to coast. Willie Knhlcmuinen, fielder of the Hollywood I ucifit* |i,.|oney will accept only.a match SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23 *. brother of liannes and the stand- Coast League Club, has been trad •<! xvj,j, tj|t. v-|,;t,,1| 1i,,|l \{ iu. defeats j <INS 1 One hundred hundn and ten * cut pro'essional mnrathoner of bis j to the Memphis Club in the South- j , mi n (.L.,„.v feminine golfers toed tei off in thg] dr.y, is another Finn who is men- <in AiFodution in «::<*hiinge fml at: mm I Women’s Nm Northern Cnlifortioned ns u ill*, starter in this Dick Hennclly. pitcher, anil a ca-ti \ber.l mi. Scotland, has a m ove-' " i*‘ Tournament here today. Mm., eoutest of sw ing America fir t.iconsideration, is the defending meni (or nm c cleanly metlmd- "f Brent Potter last and too much. nail,(ling fish. litlist. The hook up with Nutnti and Tin re me 1(> times a< *11 tr.v . t|ie F in n s In general is ulleited to cafes and dm iler place- as bu’;mFederal einployu s nf Atisfrlu Lomhni has a run of dromes i b t Been th r o u g h the lath e r chisel jes jt] Fnince, neenrding to a iv- are asking salary in, reuses aver-1 wliieb the bei>ritua wear nttractnfsocintlon being maintained be- cept census. rping 17 1*2 percent. • Ive pujamns. ■• . '• on th e 4 5 th anniversary of his career as a banker in Sanford and Central Florit m a a i - mtmm §n * 4 At h Congratul atioos ■-* •*-|Rw to Ik \\ - il-' H Frank e*r % wishes to extend hearty congratulations to Forster, presidlent of the First National Bank, Frank b orster on W * ,1 P r--.. 1 45th anniversary rm$ president o f th e F irst N ational B ank on the ■r ■•■■:....: :jfe s1 ‘ v . s 1^ 0 ‘ -« 4 - 1 .-a -i . •. ■ a* *■, 4 w , “ H.T iis service as a banker in » . . ‘ - V»n+J ? t-;./ f»' . •■*■', ’• - -iV-Yg w ish es him m an y m ore years o f su ccess and D ro s D e riti - • - y , r • ■■ . 1 <■ - • ■, . -j • , >- +\2Y. ~ I * ■ • -I • �; •i ___ i m . . . . . .4 ’ "• t " Vi / .■'afcrtv* iletion Of Air-P6rt> London The Finest fne Terminus In World , Jan 2.1.;—(INS) „ be i» i»n11V respects wrfoctly equipped com_ port in the world, the bn nlr terminus r.t Crnyc o p e n e d for trnffie b> ’January. Id equipped at n -cost of Lilli,,n and ft quarter d»l(c llritish Aih Ministry, btatinn displaces the oju Airdrome, which, built in [years of commercial av­ is loop since proved in[to handle the ever-growle 0f aerial traffic between hml the Continent of Ku- set of lights will tell him the pre­ cise rate a t which, he has reduced altitude, he is nearing the earth be­ low, At the Inst moment, as n .fi­ nal aid, the powerful lights on the airdrome will come into action. Itelow the tower is a domed looking hpl|, where the prnspcctvo passenger will he able to buy tickets for places ns far distant as j „f the old system of inJi angers for the huge p.tsI tines, the new air port (two huge hnngers enpnhle Imodating between them |of the largest passenger blit planes yet built, f Control Tower * presiding genius of the Irdronu', however,- wilt bo Id feet high control tower. mechanism has been in-i this tower which dominlairdrome and which Is virl c brnin of the airway. Its [*, who will control by Hephone air expresses flyHreds of miles distant, are Fie officers, radio operator, Icrcologica) expert. They |rooms in the tower, insur; stuff will he available 3 and night. bunting the tower is a mast Lio.-. installation; enablingP ’duty * to -«*ell ■ a irm e n In, Fhtre they nre, nml guide the airdrome in mist, fog . At the summit of the nn indicator which prints |l in the tower ,of fluctuuf the wind. [hfs In the control tower Ing into action nt night a V jtyslcm, including flood ff 700,000 cnndle power, will make the landing area, has been enlarged and irni almost as light as day, and Neon beacon, the rays of penetrates fog, will bn visairmen for thirty or forty Electric Signals ltd the landing area is tn he [cable which will send out ral signals to guide the riir01 he is above the cable. The [al guidance will lie so ncTthnt he will he able to folL> .cable, gradually deacendJid warned by changes of collights on his dashboard should Ijntf from bis path. Another Moscow, Copenhagen, CotuUnlin-Jc! r ^ r ^ ^ m b n ^ c A tm s r ' * • S The enlarged binding ground will enable plnnes to have n take­ off or landing space of nearly a mile, • ■ . -_____________ ..... «ss3E*<sr. Briu.iv ro sndo which ho‘ inaugurated shortly after ho took the’ office last yea'r, forbidding the sale of‘all morchnn disc not recognised as necessities, The governor also banned Sun­ day golf, am! moru than a dosen golfers, worm arrested,—only to»bo acquitted by magistrates. A modi­ fied blue law- bill, passed by the state legislature last year, was promptly vetoed by the crusading chief executive. . Allow Sui 111. AVIATOR INJURED S r^-FIn yit~Wi Imot t, t nmmcr« cinl aviator, of TTuntlngton, today was reeovBring recovering from injuries suf­ snffered last night when his twilTmotot-cd monoplane fell 1,000 feet and landed in u tree, near here. Wihnott was attempting to land in llluefichl when his plane went in­ to a tail spin. The plane was bad­ ly damaged. COLUMBIA s r l»n * n •OHreMna-u-Irt nm tbine to have "gasollne-lcss” Sundays, although uneommercialixed golf will he permitted, according to the ruling of the State Supreme Court un the Palmetto State's famous "lllue Law”. HPY8 UONVICTRD The decision grew out of the a t­ tem pt of Governor John G. Rich­ LONDON, Jan. 21.—(IN S)— ards to enforce the three-century Wilfred Thomns McCartney, a »ra PAGE pit•>*<»». *53*5 ..n ~ . v - —------- were - •--*------sen, 'a 4German, today sentenc cd to ten years Imprlsorrnront on charges of espionage in behalf of Russia^ The senteneo Includes two years of bard labor. The two men were alleged to have made ent]»avara ^o-^ecurtr'inform ation on British military and nfcval matters for the benefit of Rus­ sia. P arti of the trial were held In camera. 3H N F. PEA R SO N ‘ WfBhes, to .CoTlgf&tufdW ______ I -* « K .- oft his > 45th Anniversary as a Sanford BafHfter A now heater for enclosed au­ tomobiles utilises the exhaust gas­ es to warm fresh air and elimin­ ate* danger of back pressure oa a motor. • ■ •......... fa... ■ qiii. ,. , t Congratulations— X n •, t ■ ....... i - ■ii *Mi - _ • n*\ T « ■MM. A - ............. .. -L ji - ■■■-A ■ _K* *' ‘ ■ - !• to Mr. Frank P. Forster — •--v *■ ' ® * r- *— -Vi " ***»- *• *4* *-v* 4 on the ■M 45th anniversary m « of his beginiiiiig his eai^r: asj a « banlicT * n f* * i i* _ i *'* '« i • t* in Sanford and best wishes to him for many more years of success CELERY C IT Y THE sV >»tfl 1 ** _ . -V * ■ . LUM BER .w . VM* t t j ” /■ V * V ■’ * jC O a i- m(Ml '■I'-Vr. i m ~ •. i i E m ployees CO. i <v« 4 •.»/!#*• M n .'V J & ■A c»*4 > • >“; * '• : , I ifti I -V Vi Sanford Laundry, Inc. extends congratulations to Frank P. Forster -pi A N ational on the Bank E x ten d 45th anniversary ',9 : of his hnnkiiiK career in Sanford. Phone 475 819 W. Third S t V their chief F orster, F rank '■ II - .,‘- felicitations »• I It’s the newest electrical servant for your home A new, a different electric refrigerator. So sim­ plified that all you need do is plug it into the nearest electric outlet and it starts. Developed after fifteen years of research in the great General Elec­ tric laboratories. It is w inning overnight popularity everywhere. "!• S3 V.-4 4 5 th anniversary i as » Now we offer it to you on a small dm w paym ent with a whole yair to pay. m * an ford M # '1. r r r (•< ,3 See Them at Our Display Rooms 2,8 E, F J r s f ^ S l. w . A. LEFFLER S. O. CHASE B. F. WHITNER J. E. ROWLAND R. B. WRIGHT RUSSELL WARREN M. V. HUADBURY WILLIAM BALLARD L. A. BRUMBLEY T. L HAWKINS A. T, GOLLUM PAUI>" REEVES U C. McBRIDE MISS EVA MAE SPEEDS HOPE HUFF. C. S. LEE H. C.* DUBOSE JOHN MEISCH A. L. BErtTS R. C. THRASHER H. E. EDWARDS MRS. JEAN MICHAEL MRS. F. P. STRANGE A. P. C0W6UM V *. . .w*V] .. V V ■■ • c\X, i|V^a,L ji . F .t t B A t J fe , ** ___ v i •’ •* ,‘t. i v-1 i ____ I 1,1 ll .1 ..............* ............ ................ ■-»*- | \ ‘n j’ �\ 1 I • * ■. 'f * 1 Ew YV t . £! I f f O e» a :iv-o wr , *:**•* * ■ •v i . l T a /' sw LGE TEN . . •• • ' r* ' ........... THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY JANUARY 23, 1928 ■-.} . Grave ing Ben . Mouldering In As Colony Awaits Resurrection x- fiWCTON ILUIBOB,- Mich-----»P r« M llu r has reached cross-roads in )|* grow th in the United States as A nCsult of the recent death of “H ijg l’ .Benjamin Purnell, uged tig Jag (head of the ‘ I I oUm? o f DavTa'* ctllohy near here, 'King Ben,'' wum the xelf-styled Sevr#Hr*;M «inn!ffr;" and the “arch .la*. * W3-rtNT). —Occultism aoifid fcf eternal life.** H i* fulluw- cnlHirileved he could not die! But he did. "Hint: Hen" expired at 11:3u, Friday, Herember lit, in ti.».'Mdianiond house," one of the cuhmy dwellings, while the hewil'd e rtd member* of hig* colony stood j nllout' p r i pared to uitnr <»i*d‘ rt'iurrcc: rt'surrecuiion. The. new* of The .o' oi*d' ft’ death Mas kepi secret fi»V three day* during which an hdnor guard of die:*'* .faithful difciplbs kept vigil to notify other num ber* 'of t he'i'utor.y a t iiiu .DrgLjdgn-of lb c rp^ettd' “rU.ntr’-' from the hlei. A tithe fiv.1 of three days Qie eolony physician filed the legal death ciMWicatF. (. *«. ^ ^ f h i l H I-Io o u nd " inc« t h a t t i m e Had bee n un- Escaped Death On i S 1,.1 Several Occasions Mitre from l\ * becoming stopped up.' lie ia nble to take o soft diet and ATLANTA. fin., Jan. —(IN S)' oftentimes make valiant efforts to spenk. but this particular fac­ -Death has hovered near loh 4* ulty is stubbornly faulty, according . ___... , , , . j yenr-old - i t ayrannd Barry.-mfcATt-Ho4ri»-tittLmiauU____ * 1 be—c ectrd now Tnnt.'i. m arc-Thau a score of time* I . Doctors pointed out thnt the pow- • leader of the colony. his confinement at a local or to breathe naturally nnd speak "King Ben's hodv is to . he pre- during hoapital since November 25. Each coherently invariably returns tp repved eternally if possible, a* time doctors and nurses attracted most diphithcrin victims in a short' were the m ighty pharaohx of hv his heavy breathing and mann­ time, hut that the case of Raymond Egypt. Purnell's followers are ing. rushed to his assistance just is rare in that it has been almost planing their faith on; his event- in time to prevent him from snlfo- two months since the operation on hi* throat. ustl re tu rn ctinh, and the a it of the i 'a t ing. In unstver to questions the j *-nil. til i t . r. * I’olioowing an attack of diphilnod his head. hern and the subsequent operation . I,ibl can on Iv---------------on the throat a silver tube, known TI.AM KS CONTROLLED I I I .'P O N T D I E S ns the trachlatem y lube, was pineHILLSBORO, Ohio, .lan. 2 td in the lower part of his throat, • IN S)—A fter a four hour fight by extending down into hi-* chest to ItRUNSW irK, tin., Jon. 2 — (ire departm ents from three clt- make it jmssihle for him to breath (IN S)—The body of William J . ie« last night*, flames which for a At limes some foreign substance Dupont, millionaire powder manu­ time mensye<] the entire town, obstructs the tube, making respir­ facturer of Wilmington, Del, who impossible and only the at- j destroying the jinstoffice and ation tentivetie** and quick nc'Zion of ' died suddenly nt his winter home th r' e buil,lin^ - werc und"r ndrses anil doctors in removing j here yesterday from heart trouble, control here today. ‘Exact esti- the tube in such an instance save i left early today for his home for mates, of the Ios» were not avail­ the child’s life. i burial. Dupont, who was 73, colable this morning, but it is exPhysicians say that Raymond’s 1lu’pied suddenly while reading the pected to total approximately I case is an unusual one. He wna ad- j newspaper, surrounded h>' memS2r.ll.00f). ______ ______n1 iptciLto-Uie hoipituI Nuv«*mI»er-2•'» bois of his hmisehold. * Legal Proceedingh TiJtrniJl died in the midst t f ley^Gprqsyeding* coiacomitant to ita tu tc ry charges brought again t hit)) by Sint - and l-Vd rul oiliciul . or\, wiikh the proiccut.ng nh.lhori-1 tie a '& d hoped to send "King lien" to pV'sor. fot the reinaimlei of hilifft,Xpr. alleged assaults on youiu* ", A f la n f il u -M l i aa os I able to ecither xpenk or breathe i l ---l m U » l«a* —v -V m I I I*I U hi.« nope or mouth, lie la ___ _______ . j lay on hi* back'during ^rtsv.n**, * to P. Forster -— - v*fr'»*?•*j* ' T he who today completes 45 years ot splendid, active service . I 't x . Mf*l • •’•nl *•^ I r| nr this' tnnl. eoupleil with similar revelations of immoral proceed­ ings anil practices of other occult organization* in various pails *>t jCauntry, with tin- lesuK that ik-U-iniim-,1 ii gal vffoits win- on<i&T Way, when Purnell ilied, '.*> fqVce 'a legal dissolution ot the 'Jjfiu ie of David" colony, t-r oilu-r ciltiii have Is-i n broken up in the ^ .V irast t w o . yea.,s. Tbc ptoperty of th e colony, vi•aluc'i at ?:t.oiin,no;) J • • '- -■ .... " ■ m - i .c m i ‘ B c u j a r i i ' i P m in-b's i . <- i •. b-a i (ix tiiji in n c rii It i -lii n t:n itilerestI* big study in lh.* growtli <*t u-ligi OUs c u lt s in tliia r ii u n ti y . II w a s l*orn in JUay-villL-, Ky., in l L ittle is know n of In. pa te nt ,, I. it hi* .re ligion fu r v o r e a r ly i i s . i - i i r i (.(self, and he be-. iim.-J.nuwn a "l»py jireatiw tUlStcd ■ Lvc" V til cult tile lio lo rlo I hi loiu.diil glllt, Derailin' ol Commerce The I .ii- itninoi .tin 1 of his service as a banker in Sanford . J^ollwwing the n 11 e - t 1111. 1 con ftiClicn of till- bll’lct. nod the*!.tontllg (if bis luliil-liiuii d InlluWci' Ml tllr *.lleel . of I' ti-.it Veneer Co. I'uiii.-I' lo c a l cd in IliPUDti Harbin, and , "in lttita Jii* fuunci<*i| thi* “ IlnUHu nl D a v id " t • l*nrnrll ImigliL llmt d eath eaait {ii the' World tlu o u g li - hi . HinlixaPm he d e c lin e .t, wns to pi-'k ' u’fr'thrtxe w ith o u i sin and m. lo.l-them <|n the colony, A rule of celibacy m u impo-"-l cw all iinrmbers of the colony; tle-y forbidden to cal meat 01 1.1 drihk- 7ntoxicanl.s, and all mule n f m l e r ) wore their hull long and cttltlvntrfP VMskers. This was to ctntinuo until 141,000 perfect men j,. and women had horn giillu red I j »fi«f\ilhc race of perfect men ami -• xramrn would again r e p n p u la u - tin Ware , | t a* ! congratulations | wishes to congratulate . 1 ■■ •f’lp'pt-ll founded the col my no !> “ shoe iitring," hut m any poisons o com parative w ealth and neemingiy i porfers of reasoning were I ultiAetwd to the xtrenge Coctrine. ilo » t -.1 thcnc turned all of .th e ir * M B if goodfe qver to Purqcll u p ­ on ib ^ t^ joining th e eolunyr and thljiL p r o p e r ty was supposedly fippkd fo r all th u member*. In':)Y«rs the joint property of tin (w*s valued nt 53.000,000-or W A o w n fBnlty ~ p r w p y r tV r a Frank P. Forster Frank P. Forster 5* ■* ttm9 T on >_w . hiwi Mk.vft.- president of the- First National Bank, v the ‘ J• on the o f the beginning of his • ell Idpiaelf wns not a cell^ ‘ Jyiqtly *hared tlie )ule of prty v/itli "Q ueen" M ary I, consort o f th e “ King." ough the Stuto c h a rg e s th a t ’ uec o f D avid" was never m o re th a n a fraud for V* enricl iin cat, tr a d e rs of Miy hbpe t h a t th e udlgnant nu-(libers, plus the > r of. otheVs t h a t th e ir rra lly dead, b u t v l l l , „ C hrist di«I, wdU.hoW togH . . . . .hf r. „ It'.la to 4 v^?, was held in Purnell's he was l)ic “£lntr." 1 AVilnny Drew Itirh tllv it* growing wealth, the ny and Purnell liecnme forces reckoned with in the politic* Berrien County, whole the rolos located. Although for year* of immoral practices ■ m m w ii ‘tlm'rolrmy, pcrtkulovly ns J ^ y ^ f i t Z I r . certain “ rile!;" exprdacd ig (k l|'' under rellgioua c, v.-eio eurrppt about the .MV* D*c long-haired occult er. balked effort* to prosecute */ extends FRANK EVANS eirth, - *' • • 45 th Anniversary "N i« Deli ,< uf “ Crim-e" *1 - b.ud wa.s .1. ..L- 1 and th e " I M i .i e " was s *t .i to pn th n on a r-.-l-iii'i-y c harge. ? • A* on the Mich., by "I l i m e " Miilin.-I K Mills nhpuL 2."i j e a r ago 'I In- \ • * Sanford Chamber V Otli *.* Ai*li\ilu-s \y w 7-l i e cords n'loiv th a t be w.i*. con i • _ (Board of Governors) Frank P. Forster 3 • k# a bEinker in t his community wishes to congratulate Or rpore, i* i-ven now in the handa Of a q u a si-c iv il rcr i v c . -hip. is not t l r ■ i evolution-. b-.v,«ver( which i « i . •• i» throaic*’ thA life of o. . but i i fne revelations, i I■■ .Ugli tin death* f " E i n g Ren" end or.- or two ificr boi ull I uiders ilint lie<b*eiples Ote n-.l m w. ii- i .o n ..... . tttl.* - i i . • career as a banker .i o f his b e g in n in g -se r v ic e as a banker i n . S an ­ Sanford and wishes him many more years. ford an d S e m in o le C o u n ty , arid to h o p e * for h im many m ore years o f -«r -., 1 :■v/.; r, t ■ - ‘^fjvrfgff lG * v* .Tii/., \». *y ■ pr i'-i ■- prosperity. ■ •/v't-'- - v > T. >/•; t ’.w ' li I* / * ■ ■ . '■ J . �uJBJ -• \: — I V, .•* • - ' ,v . /i - ~ r T I I E S A N F O R D -H E R A T ,!). M O N ITA T J a W > t R Y ^ 2 3 , 1 9 2 8 PACE Political Announcements FO»t HTATK SKVATOH I lic rcliy u in m u rfc a ford U»Uj AD. RATES |. C*»h In Adrane* ads. will be recelred an# and collector «cnt lely for payment. ■ ............10c o line ........ ....8c a line ...:__....'.„,7c n line rated on request. Educed rates nro for insertions. prds of average length a line. jm charge af 30c for bh u Radio Programs can d id ate t" nuccrvtl myself os S en ato r from the a 71It (Senatorial district comtuned erf Kemllfolo Hrevard t\»untlc-s subject In th e Ooinoei atlc tirlm ary to l>r held J u n e fllTi.~!S!i If elected | pronttHO to eo n tln u r l i t — IA v e s t tic k 1“—Houses. Fttr_Salc_ ^VHscclInncuus For Sale to tv tn It.Jst llm -lwv..li>UiUH.oLAiyt diktalel untl* I r invite j u u tt* tny KOIt SALK — 1’edlgrccd Police b o lt SALK —76 Toof lot falling New six-room ntuileni bungalow, r te a rd on surlt Im portnnt leMlalu* ll"ii us Mnnl rnnds, ctttiaervatlon of Puppies. |3B. each. Mrs. K. 11. oast on Palmetto Avemn- north and -100 laying hens. Will sell n u r n a lu ia l resources, reduction of McCracken, Ore a in wold. Phone of Hughey Street. Will sm ific o ln t a bargain ami good terms, ntnio Ittars urut evlucntloil. I usk Demcvcrnts. 03S-W. if sold immediately' Yen little N V Orange Ave., • S a n f o rd , tltu support of nilJ. luyul J. I'ARItirtll. rash rei’iuircd and easy paynnlit i , Elnriiln. Route A. It.ix 170. F, on the bnlnuce. Address P. O. i:t,x Wood. all lengths, tot .sale. J-eave CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver­ ■IJll. Sanford. orders at 1611 MHlonville Ave. ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12 ; 5(H), F o il SALK—Small cottage on i !•'. 11. Dyson. 168. Heavy m ix e d 100, 1 $18.00+1rear uf lot, Magnolia Avenue muirt —•-------------- ---------------.— ■ — Hard Rocks ntul R. I. Roils, 10*1, j soutliside school. Ideal p'Ace to [ For oak and heart pine wood $15. 500, $70. l'h. 278, Emerson | live until sue!) rime as large l.n -,.] phone i)'2lt or write .1. If. Sulli i* desired on Trout of property. In van, Osteen, Fin. Stnmd * wood Hatchery, Reoaksville, Fin. good neighborhood. Will II on mixed $i*.Ud pel* cord. 2 ft. Iengtli3 F R E S H e g g s , Unity chicks, a n i cash payment of $60.00 v. Hi the $«.*!*) p e r f o rd . ljatching eggs. Cnckleberry bill..nee payable, like rent, pi ice $:iroo.on. Imfuire' 'at The 1L->,-iTil Plenty o f - WOOD ,v COAL a t I>UFarm, I-ake Mary. h a r t ’s Wood yanl. IRIi & C y ­ offii e. press. Phone 58ti-M. W A N T E D to buy— Itemize T urkey Monday, Ja n . 23. 7:110— Roxy a n d Hia G a n g — XVJ Z XV112 XVBAL- XVII AM XVRC KDKA KYW W H O WOXV W SR XVBT WSM KXVK XVJR. 8:110— A. P. G y p s ie s ; F loridn Pnffcrnm — W E A K XVF-EI W T i r W J A It W C S H XX'LIT XVRC XVGY XX’C A E XVTAM XVXVJ XVSAl WHO XV'DAF K SD XVGN. 10-A—Poultry Anti E krs I far ole the c u l t HIIKHICC hereby nnnnur.ee my candidacy the office o f S heriff nf S e m in ­ Count) subject lo rite will of voters nl the J u n e printin'). I K. McCI.Kt.I.ANI). • Milt nilf.uiFI-* t heroby nunouiico my candidacy far ^rt—elect Ion to the ofllcc of alter* Ift ‘of Seminole County sub je ct lo the action of Die vo te rs In 't h e liemncratlc tirlm ary to be held nexi June. ,l will ap p reclat* y o u r 1 support, respectfully yours. C. » . l l AN 11. 0:00— Musical lar Classy:. — XVNAC XVKilL XVJ AS WADC XVGIIP W.MAQ Album; WOK XV.MAK WAIU KMOX Popu­ W EAN XVCAIJ XVKRC XVCAO y - Farrar As Lieder Singer * Stirs Musical World .AsfF With a new s ta te m e n t of her a rtistic creed, as d e f in ite as any­ th in g site has said in th e past, Geraldine F a r r a r addresses h e r­ self to the public today. "O pera is finished. From now on I work in m iniature,” unnounced Miss F a r r a r in a recent in te r­ view; the first she has gra n te d for several seasons. Even while Miss F n r r n r w as winning- and m a inta ining her high position in t h e operatic world, critics were HEAVY TAXATION MAY BRING A B O U fis RUIN OF ENGLAND- Hrilish Financial Expert De- ■ •dares Drastic Flan Must He Adopted To Prevent T hs ' Sroe.hilming her a gienl artist of . Complete Industrial Crash u> concert hull. Hud she ever won fame in opra. LONDON, Jon. *1—Sta g g e re d her achievements as a singe r .of by the loud nf ton h ’tgh taxation, songs—lieder— would iu them sel­ j%ertising is restricted with 1928’# arrival Britain . It IF50—G eneral M otors P a r t y ; ves Jiave placed h e r among lhe_er classification, L aw rence T ib b e tt, soloist— leet of the musical world, critics gradually sinking into financial Gobbler, about one y e a r old: error is made The Snnl u ll t I.KItK (IF T i l l . ( j n t ' t ' I T W E A K XVEKI W T IC W.IAR CHASSH IKD DISPLAY hove declared. And now Miss F a r ruin. This In the opinion of Regiwill be responsible one not fa tte n e d fo r m a r k e t pre___r o f i i T ___ ____ ______ AV-IAG XVC.SH — W U T — U'-UtY- T ^ :rrT T rT \1 X lrT lirttn t-'n ^^ -im n tM nH,t* -M eK emm-formim-urrect--insertion. Ictrcil. A ddress L. Y ih k iv - Jt.~D. I here!.) announce my rn ml Ida By ■^TiTTRnrmtr a urn iir.T~n.* iluifrKoia c WGY WGR W EAK XVTAM tive c e rta in ly th a t there are nf the Exchequer. * \ . | 1 > I l | * U t h « | l i f * l«v l l n t t u l lllt**l for the office uf Clerk of ta e C ir­ A op phone 390% Irtiser for subsequent XVXVJ WSA1 KSD XVGN uf I c i l l II H i l l Mi II I. Ill I Mr l i lt? : * F A l l t « l * cuit Court subject to the will heights of artistic ability and re­ I#iw British production, capital ' Is. The office should bo lb" voters nt the Democratic p r i ­ 1*1 U l x t ’U**: . " Il >.«1» Mil* C M i i s t l p a t t M l VCCO WOC WHO XVOXV finement to-be brought lo the.ic flowing out of t h e , country, and 11—Miscellaneous [ immediately In ens$ of ititt! H I" (u*i ntirMi'riM’tt'tl, yi»u mal') on J u n e ii. IS!*, WDAK XV1IAS WSM \VMC FOP SALK Handsome'tw . ■•toy l»ll \ •*. Ml V III I ■ « X• . tit* I" VO IIH ll*4HH| with the frescoes of opera. D. I.. TIlUASIII'.lt. foreign tra d e barrier# too big foe Consider the rich endowment Britain to combat nrc all, naya M r, Save 2 5 ' , ' , Cl. S. Vaughn, optoinewsn XVRT W JA X XVTMJ i-lticco 'bouse in high tku«# l i i t l l ^ f S l i i ' i L - i i i n * i i v H l i v e r , b l l h i i l n »l I Hl ’fc V, 1i ■ Mil - In IU|rll l i l df kt l t r :st. L. II. G riffith, Optician, ji in-Mini seel ion Well i n ' ^y'l |.n*>?‘«ii a d v e r t is e r ? KVOO XVFA A. . • ' which is Miss F a r r a r 's for use as a Me Kcnnn, spelling Britain’s doom. »*, li.ti ilffiiiit*., •*f tlii* iirtctrltt*, F llll n llK I II F F lieder singer. Here is it voice in And tlicdc problem# ,ht< says, axial S a n fo rd Opticnl Co., :105 E. lilh S t . i tlm citglilv modem in e \ . i, ' i i i i iu 111 * *11h • . mi iI 111 11 n n * 10:00—Cnptivnlnrs O rc he stra ; I hereby unnouncr myself na a ilernbl representative Eyes examined, Glosse# made, only i pc, t . . Beautiful g r o u n d < i<1111«11 i 1im|«i *\ . dud imritly- r.'iiidldaXe for sheriff of Semlnola which are combined remarkable becnu#o nf the large national debt Popuplnr and Senti-Clusaical **!?-, U vnil »iit .» n Minim* yttii will County subject to the action of lily familiar with rates fully equipped Plan* in Sniiford. <, hr„ u> This purity and luscious, richness of and the necessity, therefore, of |UMlniiil> I .i x • -| ^4i ill nk null hi' n. II" Democratic prim ary lo no Music—XVOR W EA N WNAC ^nd classification will Also w atch anil clock rt-palrini*— j * . . . ? tim bre; flexibility capable of nil I '.iil.b » 11*•.*.*»• *, |«|||j‘r «llHrnj«* held In the early part of Jur.e 1S2I. XVF11I. XV.MAK XVCAU XVJAS high taxation. complete information, reasonable prict-s. ' V twelve thm sand d, b u s. *h ,111riil Ia, r i *■ vi *1 11-1j Nii,|i n11*nil Is Very respectively. m a n n e r of nuances from the most WADC WAIU WC.HP XVMAQ _ ______ _ _ ____________ . 1 l resent owner is willing to #nitf•'.till i'« lta\» It'-f ili«* Inilth* nf wish, they will assist ■ 1{ II. HltADY. The totnl income of Englunda nro* tender to the most rapturous; :i V\ iifih'M i*. .mi i•i ii IumI attiurk KMOX XVCAO WOO. [wording your want ad nieyclo, Gun, Lock ami Phonogrnpii fit'1' for ten thensjniil. Appl*. It ix 1 .*f nrganitationk voice th a t yearns to express the ductlve bunineS# I| *»|M| | f . 1(1, A Mil XX 111 |fl»«» III*' repairing our specialty. • Toys, j 3d care Sanford Herald, it more effective. l u l l I I . F . I I K O F I III n r ! I i i l l l " p i IIIJ• i c . a l l l i , h n p p Im -H n was much lower during the p u t intimate. bicycles, sporting goods, and fish - 1 ‘ 11i»i -I.... ‘ n,M '• "urrl v il h K*l * I 11•-1 1 1y an impure tny candidacy Here is perfection nf diction in year than the income of the an* j •m111«•i* |*•f*i t . »*f Wairrlcn f..i t lurk of the circuit court Mih MONDAY. JA N U A R Y 21. rrninn’s supplies. Geo, W. Dev.rh, G t n u a n . Preach, Italian us wgl( as pvoducUva industries. . Five billion , in .th .- v r lll- jy ta h f i- v o v e r a in)* -J72.(F-XVPG Atlantic Citv, 1100: anti-Pound T^~ in English; nnd with h e r feeling dollars, says Mr. Me Kenba, -npra*III- IVmwiiillr' primary tt» he held ■„ ■< , • u . ... ... ri '/trrjTflc*, . ^ 7 , I P*■? « , V •. -v: -* * * | “r ’ *■■■■ 1 tlliM l|»:fM*‘t» u n i t I i r f f i n r - June .V I will ii|i|.i-ecl(ito your " ' Auto Show, 8.*10 Studio^ I ro- for languages goes also the rare sent# the income of England's nonl*ll'jlll** *'»»! 111 t ix mIx ctln liiittiril Muppurt. gram. 10:15 Novelty progrnm. power of feeling the poetry nnd s*\ m u 11m it • 11 iim i ImmIh \Vivii** -Collie l>og. O w n e r m a y — U o o m s X V itlicut H n a r i l li A C'ill 11 285.5— XVIIAL Unltimore. 1050: the dra m a of her foreign songs os producers. The combined income# •#r • nil i«*t it 1. 1 1nt in •- . i Yin mil in nine by ca llin g n t Hus _______________ _ of her profession#, employment* , ! l u b Xt it lM t*| I. i 7:110 Roxy and His Gang. !• Rivcr- could be expected only of the Iscribing dog and p aying Om* bedroom, III Park Axe. and productive business hardly I'l: h »s * • •I: w f\* 1|n\VKliL 14111 r u n l. m i I hi . AT (in *• j side hour. H-.IIO Jnilit Recital, I. • * •. I French for their songs, the Ger­ equnl# that sum. fad and expenses. Apply ♦ SpHrlallxIni: 4 h. i.l.y iiniinunc* m> canillllaiy jmm W O lU N e w n r k . 710: 0:15 I * *i j m *n t of S Inni* mans. the Italians, each for their Herald office. Hi— A p u rlm e iil F o r lif n l f"i It" h tntr IcKlalaluri-, Hiriinii . ... , . \_ , ,, ■j f 4 1 11 PlH«'n«r*H Capital Leaves 20— F a rm s 1 n r >ale ')||"I -uiije, I t" the will Of till- vni. I p h i King tu le .X i ( m m u m l n r e r.n- own. x • t(n»* i irinritlit, Trade with America illustrate# f \ n e l y furnished a p a i t meats with ei» in i hiprlninry of juiitC.__ rem hle. 7:55 1 S essions Chimes. Add tn this Miss F a r r a r ’s wide ........ nit:* C \V. FNTZ.’WINOtCtt- 8:20 K rc u g e r's l.leders. :• Musical range of dram atic ability, her the flow of capital away from Brit* all modern enm-eniences. Phone OX I EDO ' I I lid X I.A ND 7d. Call ai Palm etlo Ave. DODGE Ten mil'- or n m e mil" frotu r t l l t s t l'l l l l l VTK.YDKNT OF A lbum . 10 C a jitivators. 11:05 keen ordering brain which puts the nin. Tho British bought during tha r t iii.ii i x s T i t t i~riosi | cars ami G raham truck!, city limn s, 111 u .ig vvell.-. • " ■ I’nli lieu I Xmimmrcmcnt m inutest shades of expression in­ pn#t year a billion and a quarter O rc h estra . I n o n d l i l a t v far i s-eleclI'm tid Fltli Street. Phone d. NFXYl.X' furnished apart meats for Fine itiul-Seal i- .id binding tnul. to th e ir exact places, and you hnvc dollnr# of American goods. Amer­ l nil i nl \ i V < o XI xiins | i i m : ii t" lli.- off Ii-.- ul superintendent uf JJM.5— W E A K New York. dlO: rent. Phone Kdl-.l. t'lMOineivinl one-half mile r ■-->w i j.ipcity, l*t• • ' >m . . Mini 1 am n pul'll.- liisliiii-Unii fur Semlnelc 0 XX’nldorf O iv h e s tm . 7 F iftee n the lieder singer p a r excellence, ica bought nbout one-fifth of th at LS & COWAN CO. Auto Street ami Pink Avenue. I I .iflilo (if (*1Iit ii t x (■**■ii.11s Mil'i' i-l Iii the Dcmnuralli' $225 per nvip, m dl.iag down. I’.t ’'•“ in IhH rlrt N*«». a, I'l""."". V•.iii support will be up- M inute F e a tu re s . 8 G re a t Com* iie r own unassum ing Words per­ amount of British good#. Britain ami sheet metal works, i 1 to |tr eiiiiiii .iiitl’tiil | i' 'lit ■ haps hum up h e r new jiosition also made a large payment 00 h o | *I • « 1- 1 '« . i f i ll I* Vi* I » f i t , " u i i . - i l , l*osers. 8:;it) A. A P G ypsies, lull Avenue, Phone 710-XV. TWO .'I room modern f*u nisfieu j ii t. icsi d p i T W. U W T O N . * • "• i 'ft** f'rlmary |.» best of a ll;" A t h r n r t I am a clas­ war debt to America. !>:.'ID ( ic n e ta l M otors P a r ty . 10:50 a pattini-nt“, |oi\at<> hath, e arh M i \ ir i o s i Paul P Fit' ’ v11, l i XV II S ti , . : . sicist with a passionate respect fcx'FOllD lU’JCK CO. s r i.oNM T he claim is that Britain*# t a d Moon Magic. I t Lope/. O rc h e s tra . for line, beauty nnd simplicity." I .......... .. Ii I l II4M’IT ( Ol ItT nge. f:td and F ;5 S an F o d and i it land", l loi idii. I'll till Magnel’.i Ayc. I I. .i u u ' i i i u c o m y C a n d i d a " ) of production make# it noeetaary -t5l.il—W J Z New X'oik, (100: (I, i a. I'liotie 2 Id W m \ i or e.'iFt. . , i The program a rranged for Miss fi. i "lib . >,( * clerk, uf the Phone tl'17. 4 i >* th f people Cl> >u I'liuil. aulijucl to tho actlun Hotel M a n g e r o r c h e s tr a . 7 K lein's Fat ear's concert in Milnne Theatre for her to keep buying other mw 1 a r**-*t *‘i-mitit v Mini I am it *1*1 I11• i " i . i i a t tin- J u n e P rim ary Scremidera. 7:50 R o x y y ^ in d His '-■* Foil HKN'I Two furnisher! 21 — A n e a g f 1 or Sati on Felt. 5 is a rranged to meet the lion#’ good#. Thi# means c a p l t i ^ ' t .- 0 ' a l l , It i »\ ,m*i *inur Huliji'fi »|t"S m a r m o n s It. It. DMAS apartntent.-. large rooms, !>U' | '" il,. •' '1 I III* X Ul P I N III G ang. 8 M o n tg o m e ry W o r d pro- requirement# of the most exacting flowing out o f th e country. Aa tlk» [ifniij Automobile Ct>. I!!. , I' i kinn i v In In* hi*Id cage, l - 1. 1*. ;7J Park Ave. capitnl keep# flowing, f l n a n c l t t P .. l i »i : \i l | g ra in . !• Riverside hour. 10 S trin g a s well us the less aurious. . t inuli.t Ave. I 'hone (L eg al N o tice s) *i .*i I l*di.( Mvud .* i -a l ■t*; u ♦ •*>(* O.rlo.li 'na­ see the possibility for reestablishQ u a r te t. Mr 50 Sliojie and Gt'os*»*i ** JlHTlidi* I’ftlllltlf'Nl t — ------------------1 JH--—1 louses Fur Ken! t u ; -v; !f*2 !' -ate. I :• Ii and •it r* 1 It.i x*• »*ci v»*d a** in m i: «m c i:iT c o n n , t w k n - veitor. II S lum ber Music. ing British industry becoming leaf) For advertisements in the/ last lin e s; S e r v i c e ........ on mill n rr dealt v i' aatt d •*» t (• l - ’A 1 1‘ * ‘ ■ TV TMIJil* Jl lilUAI, i*MlCi:iT. 5 15.il KDKA Pitl.s b u r g h , 0511: (litre issues of the London tele* nnd less. I f mV, made my 1Iv­ i . RtinXI (" its. mi \ , Second Si., 1*41 | ..'ih i y h-tiiii I 'lolling’ "ii old f ;■ IN AM) r«Mt SKAIINMl.K i’l'I ’NBritain dare not rnlse her ta r if f ' 'ci i in! * il i n.' fruit (J:|5 Little S y m p h o n y o reliestra. |ih"iic directory, the. British Gov­ lx STATK V JP Kl.uU1|)A | two bljirl.- Iriau Ihimih' ss ||is l irl.. iiilu ii.ii 1l. ' e be lullin',! Ill PAINT, ■ 1*4,' . I n led e v e r y for protection. She depends <m th* V S VY11.l«l AMS, *'(ini.|>lu Ilia lit. 7:50 Roxy an d Ills G ang. 0 Sutue ern incut received $285,000. 4•i *•|»«ill kmiat * il. No -• i mill gi ide mu! I lint*. t Iliad h I 111lull Ini' 1111111 <>f i baiTail) vv,t Ii vei v easy' pay uie"ts x H. incoming goods for her very livaliT <■' Im; i In |>rn* \ W M.KT.HWN a s W .I/. 10 P r o g r a m front W.T7.. I'l,is ih i i-pp.it nitty i i ■ ■ nit* j a ml HAMt'III. J It I. t ■ ineiin* wilt war ts to be nit .lie that will last. It l »*nr m i p 1*0rt hood; for her own resource* a t tha 57ti.5 X X ’GX’ K eheneetndy, 71'0: MII.Lr.lt and \x if.* Ill>lTil It. a at " gel a I* i.dd | .no it t y t a I in j r to town s < Sliinlnd.ser, it I ci .in-" it covers up, * ,\| 11.1.till, l MfnridiiitlH present production-rate fail fair i I'miecit. II Lope/, orehestrn . | .'nl' alni" t ■ ’ * ■ ' f it t io ■ 0:50 D inner Music. 7:50 Musical 1 1 ! e 1 .* * •» . * m i. t »* riiiti:«*L<»si: \ ■|a< i" I- ! . Iit*i . ami vve a r I Itl 'ift i n . i t i i •! ■e I. d I F tty . I i! ! 5511.0 WSM Nashville. 800) short of supplying the nation. P ro g r a m . 8:50 A. A- P. G ypsies. * \ n •h t m a m i :. r x r : ii i i i in: Ib.foh1 y i buy j mir paiiil i RimM biuigulow Worker# Burdened « IT.VTIMV gara g e Naleiji.il lla .k F iildo J- Saatold. , 7:50 Rosy onjl His Gang. 0:30 0:50 G eneral Motor* P a r ty . nindldaey I \\ M. lxi:«i\Y.\ and SA MI 'I :i. St ja il. Sanford Paiit'. Florldn. * H er worker# burdened by thelir S Ill'll |,r | in, ai j 1| liret lid Motor# P arty. 10:50 i ’1.1 in * • M ir*}UP j Iii8.fi XX'RC W a sh in g to n , 040: G e m in i Mll.l.l K ami x x if. KIMT11 II I 2 XX. F u s t St. i l 'll | . i r < nf* Mlpfinrt III MiM.r.i: citKivTrNMS high taxes cannot hope, it la II. |d.»l e 1:5. ii W a ldorf A sto ria O rc h e stra . 7:51' Frolic 23— W auled i{t.;t! E. daf e I** M In -flint Vmi ,ii* h* i **!ix iii (|«‘t **i| !*» In* 4*n*l Roxy and Hi* G ang. 8:50 A & P. pointed out. to produce good* 2tHi.O— W S M Il N ew Oilcan#. I 1 * II YUAN 14 11] I**Jk1 I •« I • »! i *«l|l *•*| 111 I '* i VJ i t ! "till ininiC**In •no .' . Well t a I Iii hl‘l| ti e WSMIl cheaply enough to sell them Gi>ypsies. 0:50 G e n e ra l Motors 1010: l<:50 O re h e strn # ; ill* ('..nil ) i i» ii h•1 in .St*it r**rd. S•*11' C |iN i»*s, \\ X N'T t o heal to m "U'li i h.n.iig Ml |M m X m onti; IUMI i r n r tu n till i " i n . n t in: V11**1*’' * *•IIIIIX M|(l1« *4f l”"1**I lJ It, till Pai ty. foreign markets. Before tho Bri­ Phone Special; Dunce Music (2 hours.). faiin f" *ai. m 1 l o ida. lit tl»|e 1 ■ ■ III) I'illl'Illl.lC) III* .( I >*• X• • l l t l l l v ' l f a tils**, t h i * h . i i i i d ini * i m u.-i •! in |« • i ii 240 1*— Wt.'OA Pensncohi, 1200; tish goods get to the foreign buy­ ■ M11LJI!I' t ill 111*# I d ' I I I 14, H I Mt l t*a J ' f i l l d JliNfs a M( *l I I — — d lor get e riel I'uruong and - tends, | K 21 - I I all tin \vci.n» ■ ' 4if ScMilniitf* u a b i * Mil lli** M i l ( l a x III I ' T l i i u i i f v . s o n ' l l L i t N. 0:50 Piano; Vocal. 10 Novelty e r there i# ii ta r if f duty on th* > 'tiUiy tn In* a lug* i I■.I il. 'I i «1>11*111 ai d I 'VVA l». I''.’V t Iii* N.IIII* iH'iim a liul** ,j,. , a. (!• w*<• . I n dti.t. Solos.. 11 Fiddler and Dude. goods which makes their prief l l l ' i n I R 1N T S H O P (ijii * * r iitk' ( * m nil, i*i in •» * * * ,'J u V\M A si it* \ iIU% 1010, I ala . I i i in !>•■•! i t ar.e 1 • *1 i asli mi ■ I'din i . linker. prohibitive. IX' service on a n y th in g in WIt It tt e lit t IVe M. M 1-0 It 1 > ih. i * iii * * f «*aini»initit 111 * 1*111 f 1 1 i i»;*ir» Diimn MiiHii1 . 7*l*r» A^iirullaid 1I.J2 it I il'M x i(H 1(14*1 (' ll **I i *(f yiill **t . | 14 * I 1let ' I. ■ \ i t..>1 i This combination of fiendish |nV X plume call will gel - 1 '. n i l | I C| I t " III II. f n i i < «»t ' v \ j i i h ; i ; * 1*1 lli*' >s.i i i i *' x x l l l bt ) l i i l a n .t h *‘»>i|H i v «* 1 p1*1 1 0 0 . force, say# Mr. McKenna, is work* liii. I'ii-iiie -I If-XX. II liilil* i 1.4 < ■ iii > c;i In! |i| nr y * r * « H « i l a n i l fi*M**xx«*(l Lx a n a p p m | 7 a . t P W S I l Alhuilii. 11*102 7 : 1 1 0 til i Irani'" 2 1 — I .•»! s l o r S a l t ' Il.i.i- e at P.I"la. lot 1 III** «•f I |( '«• *»f ing for Britain's financial fuliw • * ' VtTlii:it HiiDFitl-D n.i.i|R "X v (tail lli« Gang. 14 MontgomS r Hi I l i n k ' M u l l It l> I ,rn\ i in ai i li .iili "lli." ; i hu 11i And there i# only one way Britain ♦(• lit** will t*f TflH 11»1*0, id . 1*1 i*i I'ul.lkPilii.ii. in- im!*-»i»ryWiinl pnipfiam. 0:.”*0 (ivniTiil trout lot rr. v< *l ■••. *’t" I i'l l S A i ’•it ttf Sr*,Tl!uii'* l»>|,*.| m Till: HANI'OI(I) 11Kit Al.lt, M n t n e * P a i t y . UP YOUR OI,D W A LLS light s. gut age. i " lie points, to u system o f " N a ­ . F a :i "* Ad'llMagi" 11 . i idl' iil i eriiniuitily, $I''.4M* per .. ,i . i * mec* at ir I * i kmnry ,i in*xx Nf hi |*i* i | i i il*l l»sli(' tl i n Siiiifttnl. IHY MAX XVAl.L PAIN f tional credit" which ' wil) pug 245.8 WDOI) rlinttim onga. i t Jilin* .lie 1*1*1 S p i i i i i h i I' ' i ' n m i I > . F l d i I d a , *mv** 1 ii a'd ■ i esblent ial tioii. \" i riilM. N E W AND 11KT- luiint h, l \S ii. SIIAItON capital into tile hands of incipi­ .•itch x x * i l, fi.r f m u i iiMecuili.’ ( 1250: S i Hawaiian Trio. 11:50 StuIIwin g will suelOlt H Ul H E R INI OHM A- I'Nii uislied f u n f " " h c"ttiige in dlstl i t I XVp r I* h ** * ent business enterprises with no Act quickly in a cold. It may lead to I ti io " I ’lngin m. run i \ n < oi.i.i:i“ioi! t J I V I . N i i 1111•*r i n v h a n d n n d I h o I a r m s ; A d d r e s s lCALL PHONE ii:’>5-J OR l im a H e ig h t., on Orlumln Roa|., i ifi " i a i u *— 1» I#* ,(D*i4Kiiir#, Mint I ntii *i 4(*ut d f t * n l d F t i u t l i* f i I It i n l Iii* t* I It 5 8 1 . 1 - KTIIS Hot Springs. 780: grippe or tin. Break up a cold within I interest charge. The ennital wiU II*-: ild. I. C. POLLER. SANFORD. electric Htdio, h ith . running r D i: . fiiliiillc f141 1r-t*|i*r 1l<ltl I*• MUi d a x t d l . i l n m i x A I* 11*2# twenty-four hours. HILL'S willdoil! I lie seemed by first m ortgages on twenty !• Plantation Mclodii’#. 10 Spanish f l ' t >•< T i ( X • *r 4 i I(»(*| n f I l f H»*11lit1v »:. noniLAKH. Wiilir. g a ra g e , SlA.oo | ut mmtlh »t require-1 tlie produelive machinery It'll* ' tis Combines the four great •' - *l 11 •• •“■ill* J' *' I in i Ii »> ii r I i i *vi t ' o i ii. So re unde. 10:45 Dance Frolic, 2(i— X liscelkirem is F u r S alt' Two innni ii|ii<rtn -nl ill'll and meats. Stops the coldfn * ■ • >i< i - ii Ili«* I*rrnncr;ifn* Il> A M WKCKS / | he invested in. And in th a t man­ 522.1— W IIAS Ixiuisviltc, 050: dsy. checks the fever, ”S F R I T , S T O R E — P re- t-1 eiii-h, - 20 on jut in* 111ti. ....... f*• •- if k«1 ni .fund I U pul) ClHlIt ' I 'onl Delivery ner, whut resource# Britain hat f u r s.v i i .1 i H " ' ' Alii -1 1 * 1 1 (1|»1'f*(*tnti7< l open! tha Ixiwrl*. tunri the 8:50 Ktililin Cnnecrt. 0 Montgom­ H ill's ii \\ \\ \ iii : linn-. I •i ' *g >, S'idn. We JirApply t • .luo I'. I inkins ill entire a/item. Get red bo* to­ INM l» JINK INS F iniiigtoii Typ S n nfi*i *i. Florida, will lie put to work in establish* t rin I- • ery Want piogram . 0:50 General S t o p s |J "U i* mi photic, t ail l o ’ ('mu t 11" i a-. ds/ at SQ/druccut, 30c. A llnriicy f o r t 'o in p l a In a nl I .a | loat ing her industries and m iltb"/ h#:; V\ I Illl Motnes Party. 5 C o la s i nit 1 HI \T1 AkkEliHOII n r H I L L ’S \t ihi me an offer. unci’ more on the road to f in a n ­ almost l t %\ i :m tipper Signs of all kinds. IS— XXt i med To Ken I 5 )0 .0 — WMC Memphis. 680: C o n n — Br*wl4* — QalaUe f i f!* ili'lii'lllH p 1(1 !lift I»rup1e il \OTI! I-! OK SIIKIIlFF'S *4%I.(:. ...da Hotel. cial prosperity. ,i , .1. A. • 1.1 Paint A IVull I'upet *•1 >• lli 41IH-l« i ‘nil fil X 1fill { | am i\ lie vliiii** uf it rt on*1rut Inn in mV 0:50 General Motors P a rty . 10:50 | . . i(4 |X t< 1 Futiiislud three ' ' • | • * • * 1 * ■ t i * l ti­ the nfRENT ! i- tiR ImmhmI out of I ,,|»ui»*> ; on.mi woi i h fur- i ll VD lit.' tmnrii*. T *1.4^ \ , 4-*.r F ! l! E. Fourth S t . ! +'(>11 > A I I’Nnirt In mid for OrmiKi* fnuniy, rt Ifftil mt IJ! 41»4 1-'ll ■i| 1i'l X‘*4• IN ill t lit* 1iriim - Flnrldn, In Hu* null of <*Al.lt »N PUKAPII rejialrli.g, piane Imi 12 room ala- IF.i.l Modem 11 ’ .1 1*11lilt.' 1* i •• i(» hi h| hi .1uu*' IKON WOllKH * MF«t ««• IB by " \ | i t I s yvitli J7 years near F.or"-> I Call i" \1 d .ol hulct. Fuc id ! V) 1"llt. .(, A. KM >KI!»A, ,i ,-or,mein tun, ne *l,i"l f'i*i‘. S u i l * .1 mus ic si ore ilngroV! ’iii*nl'. A V MJOIIAN, xvowo. mil I iff k EndaCold In 1 D a y ! ft Sll"|'|ie, Riiiim ill \ II Mr- Aii a,;,*, pleine K22. , Ib.t. I. Pholll' x i *-.1. | i ; — 1ItiusiCs I He l l e n l |*INtI ('.LOCKS— Irrig a tio n FOR RENT t nfuiitlshed m tla g c aqd general rv m in t wo.*k. at. 1705 Magnolia Avenue, rlo-e • "in ;et" 4'o. .1. E. Ter " *u io"it ?l 5 on iiii ittily. ■ *r. Prmi 3rd and Eon Mp Wanted Fvmaie . DM Its \\ unft*d: $ 10,00 eonjJt CCi. -JdiJtwU»T wVt.iUW-T"**'ladies. Cmne jit unee Jie* Ixo" late. Don’t mb* thi* gfful opjiqrtuuity \ti boV hMru.ti-d by New. York Mil•lefen'hees furnished. In-f-'a 11‘- Here now located 100 Palmetto. FOR R F N I' > muni bungalow at 2121 I'almCllo Avenue. 2 be.I moniM, hath, living room, dinin'ro-ijn and kill hen. Garage. -$26.0l> m o nthly. Key at Tin- . l p ’i a l l oft ice. For Rent-* Siv rum i house vsitb| ft'ir lYyafttrinr tN-rfH- *•• e:f. 11shi I for I gilt-lion I n !' in i . f I'.in|Ui ic T- A. (i rceideai, l^iko M a fy. FI11 Fix room liause: Tenth, between ..Mugnolie and I’almctlo. Rent rrnsoiiable. I'lioite 251. W a n te d ' TIUN wutdinl by young lady •-* year* experience; Dookln*r. pushier, typist und geitretnii clerk. Roy 118, Oateen, ids. ’ * *-■ 1 * SlX-ioani bungalow, with seven u -rc s of land, nuilable foe ’ multry, a t Lake Mary, Apply S-j XY, Williams, Sanfw d Ave., Lake M a r y ,. M»-. • •_____ F O R S'ALE house duw r e n te d l > r ? 6 0 . 0 0 monUily. In ill." 'XVdl sell for FU - - j . , W r n w 4‘J.t .$0,000.00 an t e r m s o f fji&O. cash nr' '- > n./, - cured b y '____ firatT t,n ,I (Re balance $75.00 j>er m onth Bate on «■ H located s tu c co H ouse co n ta in s 5 rooms. U i r u e lot, VCMf o ' r tb dntihle ' tliat double g a r a g e , etc. A d d re ss C. ju ' ‘ - n t . I n te r e s t a n d A. II. f a r e T he Ih-rald. inancl ul ‘ A ddress Ikix : * r* TI"* H erald. T 1!)—I louses For Sale Follow O ur W ant A ds For a B etter Home at Smaller Cost H E lowness of the telling cost when you buy or sell through W ant Ads is hound to benefit . both buyer and seller. F or a' few cents you can find a desirable purchaser ‘ for your home immediately by fully describing your property and inserting a W ant Ad in our paper once or. twice. By using one of our W ant A ds th e *purchaser and seller are benefited by imm ediate ’transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely !' low cost »f o u r W ant A ds. T | 'i | j § # 1 ; i" ii l ; | M jj{ GENERAL* BUSINESS CONDITIONS 1 m m [TkD: Voting wound} of gor<d 17— I t u s i u '.s s 1 ' l a e c s F u r H e n ) r*ai,0U'e to Milii it ads foe this J f f l l i v Herald. Sti icily etim- ST O R E S for Rent --Suitable for e ith e r office or imall buelnei*' l"n bans. See Mr. Powers ’a t Rrtil rtu»onalile. Pliutic Hiil-.F llltiald. 'itu a liu n \ >| 1’l llVIS unit J. 8 I'l' ItVIS, a# ro-|>,ii tm r« (l atling ni"l 't"tn« tiiiHtni'ni. ii# StIMtNOl.i: i VINSTItt' i( TIDN ClMI'.tXV, I Inn.- I"»i"'l itlMin alt Mi" rlahl. m l" **(*<4 •" It'i.Ml ».f 111.- Mill A M Pt’ItVIH -M From tho Monthly Bank Latter fog January Iisued by The National City Bank of New York unit J, S- PPII\*I8( ii" i u-jiarlnera n a ilin g ami ilolnr IiiimIm.Mt. t>» SKMI N'4' I. I! i'ON ST It l"<'TI* i\‘ OOMPANY. In . amt tn the fntlntt log ilewrth'-'l |i.r«"nal p,-"|i.tl). .ItuHE course of buiineis during lowering of long term interest rates and tlie amount of foreign fut: * it" In S"inlii,il" 4VimU), Klnjtilu. t"1927 was characterued by a makes possible the refunding uf employed or on deposit itt N* r « Ii: slow start, a gradual rise to high coupon obligations at lower York is larger than before the w I P,o»a I’lnw: I flnml S|iODkbut the fS'sition of New York t t lur; 1 .M"dlittn Itmiit Scrn|i". I satisfactory levels duriag the spriag, ivmrni Mlxri: S Nllp Pan*. The United States gained about world finance is different from w,’ a seasonal recession duriag the NOTK'li If lurr|j>- Riven Dint >'11 it was then, and seems likely, to **•_, : .Mnnrta). thr Mh <to> "f Fitirnar) summer, a disappointing recovery $56,000,000 of gold iu the first half main different. Although it tt qu,!^ ..I'l A l»„ liHHti-n Die hour* nf during the fall and a decrease of of last year and lost something like t • n'rliti-k A. M Mini J nVI'ick I*. in the final months, accord­ $200,000,IWO in' the second half by possible that these fund* may be in­ Jl nf mild da), at Du- front done activity ing to the monthly review of 1 he excess of exports, making a net loss duced in amount, it is iniprabat us nf Ihn.t'niirl It mi*" In mild I'ouni). I ul l l ’v.ll all III.- i Iglil. Itile in- National City Bank of New York, for tlie year of $1/1,000,000. The thst such changes will be of a sud­ li*lr*l n|V Ih.- »nIrl A M !'• 14X18 j.xthich .itoiw *.,im l ^ y i o v .l'ltds JGUikiW!juu p*<»<* den-or distuning.t&wasjeii,.. To­ attrf other factors in the balance « Hailing and doing lui*lm-»» a* closes with evidence of considerable that numerous counttiei are able to ternational payment* »re not *ob)*Ck SDMINOt.i: CONHTIU’l'TION 1 DM slack in the industrial situation. lake gold fioin u» in tlie unprece­ to sudden changes. Indeed, Uwr* U PAN'V, In und in Ih" mild iitmv* Production and trade have been dented volume <d fotcign borrow­ d"*crlti.il jimiii-rl)' at pul’ll'’ ing licrr, this b*itqr the cheapest reason for thinking that th* tim* llnli In thi- lilaht’Mf litddi’i fur Urge despite the recent decreases money niaikel c<i large capacity in for abrupt change* la trade *s4 ex­ lUIMli, In siitlxf)' Hit1*1 «*RrrUl I'Mi min in some lines. change relations baa gone by. ■ill main "The most unsatisfactory feature (lie world. Europe appears to be firmly estab­ •liven under my hand nnd *'-ai of business in 1927 has been the de­ "The l nitvil Stales is a low Dili 7Mi day nf Jiinuiu) A. J’ cline shown in business profits," the inonry market in which a great ag­ lished in permanent relatisaa am l*. Jl' H A N D . ■* S heriff. review says. “This is the result gregate ol loans lus been made to the gold basis." The bank discusses at lengthi fb# lii.rruwrrA uf otlicr countries in re­ both of the further decline iu prices IN COl'ItT OK fof.NTV J t’DDF. HKMINOl.i; COl'NTY, 8TATI. HI and of the decrease in volume in cent nionllis," the review explains. domestic credit situation, KUHIIDA . . . . . . . many important lines. During 1926 “These loans involve on our part to the large expansion of loans 'IsS . In Hr 17.lulu of DAIIKII-.I.D and the first half of 1927 business tlie payment of principal sums, the patt year and particular! f Hl'im iN. Diir tri-il. which unless offset in the exchanges the fact that thia Increase hag o nil cr.dllor.. Ii-unt"".. dl.trltiu- Was enabled to make a good show­ trr*. nnd ull i n - r . m i H h a v i n g ing as to aornings in spite of fall­ by pay meals running to us, tend to almost wholly fa financing th* p rhilmn or drnuvud. u«.i|n*t m»“ ing price*, because volume was still lower our exchanges to (he gold chase of stocks ta d bonds. It ~ i-slalr* phasiies the fact that a point. • You. and rsrli of you. urr lirnt') holding up and unit costs of pro­ export “Our loans abroad create imme­ increasing supply of bank credit I ni'tlflril and rrnulri'd to prr.rnl duction could he kept down. With any claims und di-inntul. « hlcji >"U. a slackening in the rate ol .output diate debits against us and prospec­ been the most important fitte r or either-of you. may have awlnst such as occurred later in the year tive credits in our favor thereafter. the stock and security markets, lllr r.tu lr of IIAltKIFI.D lll’UTDN. 4""en.rd, 4ale nf Hrmlmdr I'nil III/. the effect on earnings quickly be- The volume of regularly accruing sounds a warning that the 0d| Kinrtiia, in the lion. Ju*. il. Charon came pronounced. Naturally any credits on this account is incrcaa- of bank credit, cannot go oa •’.lunty Jodar of rirmtnnlr count}.. ,„ i : n, i_ i- . <ource of [ng,from year to year. The debit* creaajng utiles* gold is addtd to 1 ai in. ofnor m th.lii'ii.r In Urmlnol# fount/. Florida, disappointment, but business men arising front new loans will decline monetary stock or the lb within twelve innttlh. front thr of experience will not he discour­ ol course whenever the volume ol banks issue reserve credit in 4 (lair llrrriff. • by thq year's showing. Total new lokn* declines. The invest­ of gold exports. Datrd Jnm iar/ M. A. D • . aged It would be unfortunate, say. Hrorporatton profits will not be as ment of foreigners in this country MATTIK IM'llTtlS. Admlul.trnlrlx •>' ' li" K»t»tr of good as in 1926, but most corpora­ if sold for the purpose of taking review, il the resources of tb* P i tIAIIKICl.D ’trilTON. tions have earned their dividends the capital home would create .deb- serve bank* were thought to b by a substantial margin, and in urn* itr'afrainst us and a desire to take limited. They ha*« the *ft« eral the cash position of industry profits might Induce such action at in their hands, bob'they can this time. On the other hand; fo*-- talu control oaly by hoi is unusually strong." eigo investors have been freely buy­ balance of power between Among the reasons for entki- ing from us the foreign loans placed force* For them tfi inci atinf. better business In 192* sr* in thia . Relieved without market. volume of hank, credit•end bepk ry conditions, low la­ "do«ing.’’ RuboQ v "Foreign deposits In America^ abilities while thefi, the likelihood of Al­ together with the banka and -foreign Investment* in diminishing tb would be bui T at Thu Ih'i'ald o ffi e. }l. I f D t i n N G - The Roof Kvsting. Metal sh ir glut., |4!p te a r, tin and galvir.in-d 1 See James H. Cowan. Oak *nd Thu 1 St. Phone I I I . "1 dache — - *■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4505c53e68e375a0d0a9f8b9fe453915.pdf 2909ae120f1d77dbc5b887942eb7565c PDF Text Text '/ ft- . 1» r/./vf 4 ♦ • . • ■ * a ts ------------------------------- - Leased Wire Internationa) News Service Snow Storm Takes Toll In Michigan DETROIT, Jan. :»0— (IN S )— One person dead nnd two in­ jured whb the toll todny of the mow storm and nenr zero tent— •prRrtoh*.-r •Rrt’OtirhlfrrfTT.*"4 Jotfn- “Soft Pedal ms Question tiled By Talk ibamaSenator in Affair, ilts In Rows declares That Not RunOn Party Ticket lliam Hutchinson . News ^Service S taff »rrespondcnt bTON, Jan. 21— . A •'storms nhotnl" ennDemocruts today des­ erts of leaders to “ soft 1religious Issue in the [to party. ’ )i*t i/f a third party nt< Smith and further t Ilrfiin would become against Smith for tho nomination threatens religious “ JssUe * nlivu til} ranks. A ll hopes g ” IJeflin wore nbanwns bclisv?il in Sonns he would keep up hit attacks from nhw uim n'adjourns for the presnvent ion S. *n nskeil about the at he would run on n y ticket denied he has Ians at present, received a number o f re­ m western and southern , urging mi* to mn for ratio nomination," said [ have also received ’rom ny.ny IT you>ocals lienns .who want me to Lrd party ticket. I thUl hut if, I did run for tho it v&ould be in *hc Copi^ntlou nt 11^.*$- TH E .SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 1928 .. Grfiul Rapids, was killed when, blinded by snow, ho drove his nutomobile upon Central Trncks. tho Mlchign Two othc ht Were injured when struckjby trnins. The snowr throughtouf tin* rtotc was bm of tho most se­ vere this scaton. Many ronds nre blocked, trn ts arc o ff schcdr ule, power cil>Jc3 hove collapsed and tclephon i communication is disrupted. Member Audit Uureuu ui iircumtiuim 'George G oethals HAVANA MEET BRITISH FLYER GBeneral uilder O f Panam a C anal REVEALS PLAN Is D e a d A tA g e O f S even ty SMOOTHS OUT ROUGH PLACES FDR A IR U 1 S NEW YORK, Jnri. 21.— (I N S )— Ids resignation he was made nctMajor General George W. Goo- \»"ir Qunrtermnjiter General o f the . . . . . . . , , ti ■ r*.... I United States Army, which was thols. builder of the Panama Ca.t-, lhon ln wnr against Ger­ Commander Burney,Airplane nl,’* died at his home hofo today. many. Designer And lAirliament He was the first civil govern >r lit 11*15 Goethals received the M em b e r P rcd ictsT rn n .s-A t- of thp Panama Canal Zone, lie wa. thanks o f Congress for ‘‘distin­ guished service in constructing the Inntic S e rv ic e In 2 Y e nrs; TO years old. # • Goethals was born in Brooklyn. Panama Canal.” In 1018 he re­ N. V., nfter studying nt the Col- ceived the Distinguished Service MtMnl -fm- meritorious service in 1wna -admitted to West Point, front organizing the Quarter-Master _ ~ which institution ho4was graduate.!’ General’s Dcpartmint. Goethals was a commander of *’ oresees Great Trunk Routes i„ ispo. iie w^s appointed a Sec Thnt WiFi Span Seven Seas end Lieutenant o f Engincre* and' the French Legion of Honor and To Remote I’nrts Of World through natural rbiljty roso fnplil • the recipient of many h’ gh honor’s ly. For a cinic he tnught civil’ ajuL f o i r h i ® m ilitary,engineering at tho'U. S dcnl years lie whs privately engaged in this city as n consulting Trans-Atlantic dirigible service be­ Military Accileniy. During the engineer. Spanish-American W ar ho served tween the United Slates nnd Groat Fifteen years ago Goothpls was Britain is only it matter of a com­ as Chief qf engineers. On Feb. 2ti, H'07 Goethals was api)>inted offered the post of Police Commis. paratively short time. a Chief Engineer of the Panama sioner of New York. It wsu Within two nnd a half years, Canal and hud the honor of finish­ time of considerable criticism of giant, clgnr-shnped dirigibles will Formerllead Of DnylonaBank be speeding over the Atlnnlie cur­ ing that grent work. In 191" he the department. Goethals said he Goes On Trial On Thursday rying hundreds of passengers in a was appointed general manager .must have n free hand, without Charged With Misappropri­ irgulnr weekly service between of thi* Emergency Fleet Corporat­ ’nterfo.rynco, from politicnno or ating Funds Of Institution London nnd New York. Six. months ion, • a post held only four any other quarter and the offer __________ months before resigning. A ftr lapsed. . h a v t o v i ue i n i ot flntcr nn alternate daily service will D AYTO NA IlL A U I. Jun. J L - ,(l. in cp/ration .*7 • Trial oiff II. G. Sklles former. presiWithin ten yenrj, great "trunks dent of the American Bank and Trust Company here, charged with routes” will -span tile high sens, misappropriating money, funds, linking by dirigible such cil nnd credits of the institution, today Now York and London, Berlin Bombay, San Franciscii nnd itipstra, j| Extreme Northwest cloudy and continued cold tool) temperature near freesin* In intarksj iIundajr-clo«d3P*^*=»< i ’s Heart. && Vegetable Ichest Gardenpond. IT S IN I OVER / Declares Dirigible Better Than Planes ‘‘** "’• > °r Xc'v Vork SKILES TO FAQi TRIAL IN IN BANK FAILURE tIA IL SACKS ARE DETECTIVES TURN * ■ 5 TAKEN IN HOLDUP SEAECHl.OE: By Skillful Guidance Of Chnr.les Evans Hughes Most Of Trouble Confronting Con­ ference Has Been Settled Real Work, Is Done At Nightly Dinners Solf-Effnccmcnl Of Our Del­ egates Hus Brought About The Winning OfConfidence . N U M B E R 11 Haldeman Leaves On Florida Flight CURTISS— E1ELD,— N.” Y v Jih7=:=“ 2 r = M IN S ) — Captain Hnidcmnn left here in a. Fairchild cabin monoplane on a non­ stop flight to Florida, at 7:15 A. M. todny. it wns not until nfter noon that it became known here that he hod taken off. The field wns otherwise deserted- whop- the—monoplanewas wheeled from its hangar, 200 gallons of gasoline put into it, nnd Hnldeninn hopped o ff with two passengers. Captain Hnidcmnn was co-pilot with Miss Ruth Elder on her unsuc­ cessful attempt to fly across the Atlnnt / . He expected to land at Lnkolnnd nfter Alark this evening, nnd later proceed to Miami. ......... — -------H A V A N A , Jan. 21. (IN S )—The rough spots in America’s rotations with the other republics of the Western Hemisphere nre rapidly being ironed out in Havana. Under the skillful but unosten­ tatious guidance o f Chnrlcs E. Hughes, most of the trouble thnt threatened to make the Sixth PnnAmcricnn Conference n fighting nf.fair has been disgusted nmi-tminy ForCO^ts 'M c e lin g W i l l i X T tlle there is every prospect that after Resistance; Hendquarters “our or five more weeks of diplo-1 Arc Still Without Confir­ malic maneuvering, the parley will mation Of Sundlno’a Death como to nn end with the usual resolutionx of non-politicnl rhnrncter. M ANAG U A, Jan. 21— (IN S )— making MARINES PUSH ON INSLOW ADVANCE AGAINST REBELS CAUSES WORK’ IIurriedLeavin* ReliefOnSuddenNo-r tice /Causes Rumor Of Naval Disaster. Officials Reveal ; No Information ^errtOut That. | Submarine HasMet With Some Mishap SAN PEDRO, Calif., Jan. 21.— (fN S )— Believed to have been hur­ riedly summoned by radio to attend n naval disaster at sea, where the United States Pacific Fleet Is en­ gaged In "sham" battle, the naiTal hospital ehip Relief steamed out c f San Pedro at dawn today. , ;rj So quickly did the Relief depart 'hat more than 200 seamen and of­ ficers were left ashore. These me44* were due back aboard at 8 o’clock this morning from shcre leave,j •“progress A ' Snndista emergency call Octal.cd InfotmiA* 4 if the con rebel territory, nre not meeting ‘ ion was not given them. , who Will preside nt the trials in Do. London and Cape Town. Shanghai VV U N I L l l f f U m JI V ferencc is being done. Thi’ he self- of- with nay organized resistance. The’ unexpected departure o f th« Marine kendqunrtors nre still Hollcf gave rise to mnny rumen Land, of the six Daytona’ Bench »";« I*n ln q re d -ln fact, nil tin fm*ement of tin I In it i-’il Stntos di P ,hlnR- "iition in th matter of accepting without confirmation thnt Gcner- along the water front. One, and th“ ___ men indicted in connection' ufiti, with principal cities of the wcrld. Robbere SIhrc DnrinR Raid In ( h(^^ n fii^ J .................... .. ^ V h a ''S V vbRe ’ inn i4,1ui* I'e-.ts ii the con'erenc •1 Snndino, rebeil lender, hits Upcn This interesting prcdicticTi was tho failure of two local hainks. ai. tc definite of the various ruNearly Town Friday Nighl Girl And Heiress Was Rcc- ml rhe chvnti n of t*e statesmen killed but three natives arriving lU'irs, Judge M. G. Rc*we, of the Seventh mode by Commander C. D. Burney, wm that nn explosion had ocBut Loot Is Believed Small; . cognized Inside Restaurant ii tin- murllcr reinild'c* to liiu i' from the interior have brought out iurreil aboard n submarine of the judicial circuit has ’ disqualified Briti.-h airship constructor nnd No RcRfstered Mail Missing Member o f Parliament, in the inhimself in these cases. NEW YORK, Jun. 21.— (IN S )— renu* p '»t- ur iT-ponsiliility hn< a story that Snndino was severe­ ■Jnn Diego Flotilla. Another rep-ft ’ it t,coriew today, In* is hero to inter­ hail n notable eff'C* In iilln.v*ng the ly wounded in tho head and' knoo van that the explosion wan in nno Motion to quash the indictments A bold holdup staged l»y twotp en ltetictivos left New York today iiispit-’uii \v'*lch seme of the 1r |r-- by Lomb attacks from marine est financiers in dmgiblo trans­ iv y g ’■ r Wahi.ington to investigate r ngninst Skiles Friday wns denied irk ,r aeroplanes last week-end. These o f the battleships. early Friday night nt Winter Pa pprtatfon and to confer with gov­ ra ’ cs felt 'In it “ the e I i " his The.-e rumors were samewhat • e in t disappearance of Miss after arguments by K. Nolile Cal­ is believed to have netted the febnatives said Snndino wns under i.iscc.mted by ships o*flcers wRo Francis St. John Smith, eighteen the north” when they came to Hav­ houn, St. Augustine, and Fitsger- ernment officials for landing privthe cave of a Mexican physician. •aid the fleet wns not engaged In lieges for the R-100, now under hers very little in the way of vnj ana. . i . :.i 1e ir«ia and Smith i ’«d nld nnd Allen, Daytona Beach, at­ liable loot, according to inform General McCoy will nrrivo hero fir’ng practice. Still another ru­ ennstmetion in England by the Outside f purily n-atine ergani torneys for Skiles. hut the motion *i ge tudint. ticn received today by lo.-n! rffir tomorrow when it is expected thnt mor waa thnt two vessels had col­ zati n.wcrk the ci.nfcieiice la link :*i 4or the irissing duught.n for n more spicifta bill of particu­ Airship Guarantee Company. ers who were called last r.b'ht t ronf fences will be opened in nn lided in the night during the man- . ] attempted to acc'inpli-li anything •'It will be dirigibles, not aero­ lars was granted.’ nssist Orange county authorities of St. Joint Smith, wealthy brokei thi- week. Cnininiitees have hem ntte' i;it to settle the tangled poli­ pver, when ho‘ h craft wero runiit>. swung suddenly to J. McHenry Jones, assistant planes, that will carry passengers in n scnrcli ifor the pnir, who are .1 t appointed, have met and organized: tic ! situation regarding the Me- i ing without lights. states ntternet* appointed by Gov­ hack and forth from Britnin and rnid to have made their getaway in ward the Nation's Capital ns • t’a phv. leal maeliiiiery of the r n <" v for control of the next Th * sudd n unexplained depart­ i up nf ii.illy prominent wu ernor Martin, today nolle pressed America—as well ns oilier coun­ a Buick sedan. inn elei lions. The Chatn- in' ' f tho h ,jpltal -hip from hete i * i la : c > ha • he a a« mhleil and pa tries," declared Commander Burn­ i>en m t)•» itv, headed by Mr* count 'five of one indictment and f I icputles has passed tho The bandits fled with several v ra w «i v t • reports that an i r.rje II. Saliin, prepared to in running erdtr. but tin re iia 1 w with a'ueinlmcnts thnt scri- i nolle pressed the other indictment ey. sneks o ' second class mail aftei Iwj iv.i * cl no i'l’is e frrt t > • • ,,, iiii-nt tad I to o r.uliraarPuffing nt a pipe nnd talking traiV down a score of reports th i because of an error in the date, nnholding up n negro postal messen ih '.;i to -th • “ i<«aiv” lief ire the i a lv restrict the right of Amerlc girl was t <lag held for ran ncuncing he would ask tile grand with at marked English accent. ger, J. D." Tiniberlakc, as he wa ennf ■•ren 4c, which >mhrrcn every­ '■«ns to supervise the olcctitf.*, No preparation* w<'re made tf Jury to return another true hill to Burney continued: "The world is on beginning to remove the sacks from, sum. tt^* 1tha'vbyage and so quickly did tlw thing fioia international hygiene a n r ih e Senate is opposed Poii nl inspectors had joined the replace the defective indictment, j the verge of a revolution in air a Hianll hand-cart to the poskei, i N,Jit'uii any amendments. • It Is “ Tispitni sh:p clear a large nur In international iutervetion. hunt upon te-elpt by the Smith _ . „ ~~W ci ii... , V U’JIK nrniiirned transpoijatlr.n but the people do „ "t' e hope of Senate lenders that fice. "aaiily of a letter posted in New | The social i iile of the conference, General McCoy may be able to o f the crew wa* ’eft. aeht.tr. ■' imocrntic side in the S « " J ; hj = 5 i„ (iictnient an.! " ,l1 ri,n^ Zl* R -T h e y do not-know According to tlio negro’s story Y' rk demanding $2,100 for the with its nightly dinners, its daily satisfy the Chnmbcr os to (ho nuthoriti s rcfu.rd tt> veri ,rcnt\y lost much of its * . n!t>what is going on in the technical us told to the officers, lie had just safe r-'t’im of Franrts. It wa* luncheons, its drives anil informal real purport of liiH law and that deny the report* of a navi us eo-oper.yyun since I,-cn' 1 .’ ., , world— what wonderful improve­ cident at sea. ment recent -Tpcceh and Ura K.nl.ry I’.umer president of im,nlj| |l#ve ,,oeil „ude in dirigibles, taken the mail from a southbound mailed I clore Smith raised tin conversations ha- been nil-import­ the amendments will he with­ A report generally circula* ant in pro pa i ing the ground for the elation by Senator Roll- j the Last ( r.inl I au . ‘l,“ 1u" m.w type 0f dirigible lias hern train and was carting It to the post­ reward to $10,000. drawn. w«s thnt n submarine bad teal business of the gathering. Anil Ark., minority leader. A Company, today w a in the cr-untx „ in fiv,. (jite-i stronger office t-n the main street of WinThe latest clue from Washing (iri'ii l uii “eat has h*cn created nt vTinind and that an explosio^ 4 ” at Del-anil penumg liliag «>f Gum any. air , ship yet lmijt and will ter I’urk when liu was accosted h> 'It Is in tttPSe littlvftlos, rntlrer than n Democrats have engag- .t'td . ton came float four different sour Itluefields by reports thnt the . . __ .... limnd for John F. Walter* he driven by six engines develop- one the robbers who leveled n es, all agreeing in their desccip , in the few froik-conteil 'orinal scs- Nicariguan Congress is consider­ lolltnved. This wn* reported • tt*r d<*hnt(* wltlt enrh otlu*i •ccurcd during Hoot insn°uv*:Sfil president o f the institution preced­ ing four thousand liorse pt-w«r. gun at him. Tho negro wns order­ lion which tallies with that o jsions, that the smooth oil of di- ing the imposition of u banana sn. In a singl ■ hour yes* pliiniacy has been most active und tax of two rents tier bunch. It is die coast. ing Embry, t day was denied an P ed into a wailing automobile but ' isa Smith. A girl bellived to b “ My dirigible, the R-100, will Senator Bruce, 11>) o f Md., interview with Embry. lie took to his heels nnd ran into a the missing heiress entered ' efficacious. maintained thnt such a tax would make a test flight between P>nW ASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— (D ) of Wash., had ah It is now considered exceedingly ilnco the heaviest burden upon garage next door th tlio poutoffice. restaurant in the capital with a •io!* end New York in July or Au­ S )__The Navy Department had-KIt, Bruce had another with The negro said he entered the the people of this region. Resi­ celvcd no report at 12:15 this after­ gust of this year. The dirigible is I Wheeler (l* i of Mont., office from a rear door and return­ dents qf the Atlantic Coast, who noon of a submarine exploeion or fitted with cabin ncconu.-ilntians junto;- McKollnr ( D) of number 40.000, maintain thnt they accident at sen. No reason was fi.r 100 passengers. It has a res­ ed to the street after procuring a id Swanson (IM of Vn., nre already providing 35 per cent known.for the hurried ddpartur® taurant that will seat fifty person.) gun. in the meantime tho bandits violently over the nuth* of the government revenues, of the hospital ship Relief. at one .time. It will also have a had taken several o f the mail Icomplisl’.ing the same en I. racks and had fled in their auto­ whereas the rest o f the nation, The Navy Department immedi­ lounge, a dance floor and a* prom­ who hod been expected to raiao.the with n population of GOO,000 pro­ mobile, traveling in the direction Thi* four persons who reported ately sent dispatches to San Pedro enade deck." question, has been put into a quasi­ vides hut 05 per cent o f . tho rev­ asking for Information on reports How an airplane would he mu:ithe incident, which occurred Wed­ “ Will dirigible pansenger •service, of Snn'ord. No registered mail was discover­ nesday, insisted they could not judicial position by his election to enue. ni-iil ii if us ili motor should . . .jt pre-ves a success, make , *lcum)Uld of an accident. Officials explained ngm iiiuio* on i in go •‘deed’’ jf air ••••• i i ed missing, Postmaster Loland M. have been mistaken in their iilci. the chairmanship of *the Public 2,000 feet while i.in'K i m in mi tho oib •••• that the fleet was engaged In tarpassenger service obsolete.'4 International Law Committee. He hp demonstrated here Sunday af- lie 1 wus asked. "N o," lie ii plied Chubb reported to authorities. The tity. practico o ff ‘tho California may,-and probably will decide now temoon by L. 11. Scott and asis'- “ people will still travel on liners. extent of the loss cannot be determ­ Coast and an accident may have ocA report that Miss Smith left that h>» position makes it indeli­ ai t, Bernard Covey, who will rut But to those who want to save ined as yet, he suid, but belief was Washington at 9:50 P. M. last cucd- during maneuvers. cate* for him to stress the issue. o ff their motor nnd then effect «i time and win* arc willing to pay expressed that it would lie slight. Sunday oiO t> Southern Railroad Mint of the important und larger |B. W. Herndon wns the safe landing at the local ilying Orlando, Winter Park Orange and trnin was Made to police today. for that advantage, the dirigible delegations, including Argentine.. the blind bogey touron- . Seminole county authorities were The conductor, baggage man, Brazil and Chile, nre averse to It will get the preference." rged Friday nt the Coun‘ * notified of the attempted robbery and news butcher on the New W ILM INGTON, N. C., Jan., 21 for women. It ^as th e' , Ibis is only on. too. * . , . . . . of , Fll‘ " l~ Dirigible flights from London t-. promptly, and a discription of the Orlrnns special declared that n ^ w,n tako fo rly.pil.ht ___ _of the __ really important (IN S )— Hope faded fast today One a series of meets which which the pair wdl perform be- ^ LONDON, Jan. 21.— (I N S )- r | bandits was broadcast oyer radio l-girl closely answering Miss things that the conference may ue- when no traco of the Miss Sh$ll, »e given this season for ignning at 2:.I0 o clock, according l our*, because o f the adverse 'vest station \VDBO of Orlando. Police Sir John Michael Do Robeck, ad^ Smith’s description got on th.* to Scott who t >dry stated that Co­ cept here is the more rapid promo- the biplane in which Ted Moaely, women and visitors. winds, hut the trip fre-m New York in cities all over the state were m in i of the British fleet, died to­ Herndon turned in a score vey would givi- a •• wing Walkin'? to I.ondcn will be mude in thirty- naked to keep a ; harp lookout fori train alone, took a seat in the lion o f communications between pilot, nnd Fred Herring, mechanic, day o f heart disease. Ho was G5 | day coach and left the train in the United States nnd the twenty took o ff from Daytona Beach, Fla., 3r nino holes. She hail a jicrformancs while the machine eight hours, he Baid. Passenger ru-suspects. Itoanokc, Va., at 4:40 A. M., Mon­ neighboring republics on the south Monday in u non-stop flight to y e a n old. Sir John was appointed of 27, giving4 her a net is flying at at* ullitude of 000 feet. tes will he as fqllows:—eighty Deputies Chris Stephenson and admiral of the fleet in 1925 and ! New York, wns found. 35.’ Mrs. C. E. Meyer* Other hair-raising tricks will als.i pounds (nearly$400) for a berth George Gray were detailed by Sliir- day. Roanoke authorities were n3k- by rail, nuHor nnd air. had played nn important phrt In (d to investigate whether the girl lie performed for tlio benefit of Ambitious projects are already The seaboard from Northern Irs. Leon Ix’ Itoy were in n four-berth cabin; 100 pounds iff C. M. Hand to work with the was seen at the station there. on foot to link the countries of the Gcorgin to Delaware was combed British naval activities fo r many second with net. scores tho spectators. ($500) for a two berth cabin and Orange county officers. Ti e news butcher said he parti­ Atncricns closer together with mo- |n a fruitless search for tho miss- yean . Irs. Meyers had n gross Scott today issued en invitation 120 pounds ($000) for n single As rear admiral during the war, cularly noticed the girl because of tor roads, railrond* and nir routes, ing flyers. Edward F. Schlee *nd Heap o f 22 nnd net 37 for two volunteer passenger* on a berth cabin. . be commanded the Britlah naval her ri semblance to a picture of The conference began tho serious William S. Brock, round the world Irs. LeRoy had a gross BO, littlo “ jay ride’* which he pirns to forces in the Dardanelles when th" Miss Smith in nn nfternoon paper consideration o*f promotional mean* flyers searched tho Carolina and 23 and net 37. take if the weather conditions per­ he was selling on the train. today with the first meeting of the Virriniu Const in a flight from expedilinary forces wero landed Roy F. Symcs turned in mit. IU k repertoire will include Charleston, S. C., to Bolling Field. there. In 1917 he became vice-ad Committee of Communications. Mt gross score of the day loops, wink-overs, civ.slens, tail mlraL From 1022 to. Ifl24-ha v 5i. Fifteen women partl- spins, i;piial», fulling leaf, flying PU N TA GORDA— Motes M er­ commander-ln-chief o f the Atlaiv 1 tho .tournament, cantile company recently opened tin Fleet. ’ afternoon— the -Bedford dead .tick rnn’.llnirs'ujiJ otbl'r dif^" CHICAGO, Jan. 21.— (I N S )— In Knltn* b u i l d i n g . ____________ the Central Florida Golf ficult tasks.. That Frank L. Smith, debarred ■will meet the Del^ind i■ Scott claims the distinction of The Seminole High School bas­ Senutor-elcct from Illinois, plan* MIAM I BEACH, Fla.. Jan. 21— the local links in the bclng'one o f4the oldest fliers tn ketball team Inst night met defeat to make a nationwide fight for (IN S )— "Scar Faco” A1 Capone leoting of the season. The 1 ‘ Additional subscriptions of $25 the game in point o f service, hav­ at the hands o f the fast Dejumil his scat In tho United States Sen­ Chicago gang leader, who was am is undefeated thus far, wero received today by The Herald ing over 0,000 flying hours to high school quintet by n sconi of ate, was evidenced today when it “ invited to lcavo this winter re­ emergod victorious over his credit. He hes liccn flying for 28 to 12. Tho gam?, played at the was announced that copies of Gov. for the R. E. Hall fund, which now sort by tho City Council, assured avenport and Locsburg. high school auditorium, was hard Lcn. Small’s manifesto attacking totals $101.93. Tho donations to authorities today ho would accept . . . . , [winners nro to banquet the 15 years, saw service on the Mex­ fought despite the decisiveness of the Senate’s action, will be broad­ date are: tho invitation. A moving picture entertainment. acUon followed the receipt of after this uftemoon’a ican border, in the World Wa.4 several local Previously acknowledged $136.93 cast in every state in tho union. “ I am making arrangements to which wai P> have been staged Sun- complaints from i, according to an nnnoun- and later engaged in connneiciul tlio score. prople, who demanded that h« S. O. Shinholser 10.00 ^fr. Smith’s lackers chargo bis The lorpls were, unahlo to pene­ leave Immediately,” Capone told d a y afternoon and night by the Miby Elmer Carlson, locul flying. A t present ho conduct* n “ Stranger” *’ 100 pcllce. Capone came hero and lane Theater for the benefit ot forbid the «hovr. cIa«idlBr that If I trate the visitors’ defense while the rejection by the Senate was in inschool at Marietta, O: • tonal. • ■it were stnged It vrudd be In vio . j Elder Springs employees 4.00 |tased a villa In a f.ahlon.bl. sec - 0»*<*rt E. Hall. Lake. Mary youth Another feature of Sunday's latter easily solved the offenAs of fringement on the sovrelgn right* 1 . __ _____ — i __ ____ i l . . . . . f r „ I leva* AT Miller A Erickson 10.00 tlon of the city a few months ago. wfr* rccrntly suffered the l” ** o latlon of n state law whi h |>rp- | flying will l>e a hop by Morris Sanford and kept \he local for- 0f the State of Illinois. They hop. wards well covered throughout the ( q niakc u notional issue . t*f Iht his left arm in an ac'ldental vides that nothin* but re-e«»U I«l Daugherty, the legless man who T<-sl $101.93 sh-'Otlng, has l>eon called off, nc- can be sold °n the SYbbath. Kamc. * 1 matter. As for Smith himself, hj STINSON PEAKS HOP is taking nn advance coursu pre­ “ It is cne o f the worthiest caus­ The law is declared to be apeord’ ng to an announcement today Maxwell, playing center, shot has declared thnt he would uso hi* paratory to nicking an attempted es that hag come to my attention pUcable to everythin* except two goals to be high point for th o, entire nix-yeor term in flgbtinp DETROIT, Jon. 21.— (IN S )— by J. L. Marentctte, manager of In some lime and it is a real plea |f. Divan, missionary to A^»s- flight across the Atlantic next publication o f newspapare,' ahowhouee. ’ locals. Higgins, Spcncdr, Stanley for his sent . ■ r sure" to* donate to the fund," said Mrs. Eddie ftinson today an­ the’Plans ' * 'dary 111 apeak at the Lake Mary June. operation of restaurant were abendoned for the n»id Peters each threw one basket, j ’ To start tho ball rolling in tha A.--------------------- Mr. Shinholser In making his con­ nounced u reconciliation o f ncr- shfW following the decision of filling o f a druggist's p#i [unity Church Sunday momThe lineups were us follows: . national ininpajgn, it wn* suggejself and her hushund, who lift CAGE TEAMS P L \ Y <1 night, according to an tribution. tion. I f enforced to the 1trait. Sanford (12)4 ___ _ })a!.and (28) that copies of Gov. Snail’s > ted t Northvllle late yesterday for Sheriff C. M. Hand to arrest Mr. Is said, that on drug storea, The fund for the youth who ficcincnt todny. "What Has Jarentctto if the perfcrmxncc Higgins•\ 1( maniferta be sent to nil Senator' mJf.i The boys uM g iiL ’ bask ft bp11 Myers 1*’ lost hU arm by accidental shooting Chicago where ke wus to take o ff Mnrentctte kecomplished by The Church hould be rtaped. In dew o f the o f stations, fruit stands cr -Spencer'.antj Coimrcssmcn. This will be folteams of laikft Monroe, pluyed a Boatman .* F Years in Alaska" will be cftahilahipert4 ] rcu li be I, .too.liljr , Po»-tl°n. ‘r g . Mr. M W .* Maxwell " lowed up, it waB raid, by scnclinr; continue to i»our Into The ID rfM pa, rlortua. It bwccer.siu , ....... f IVola i Hogle C»*.r. _ of tho morning lecture, double-header 1 with the Vundev a* they nre Stanley (opies to all state iegislutorir, wculd bo the flrrt non-stop flight tette « l d lo t. M k f t n a m tha -G [he evening, Mr. Djvan will school on Wednesday nfternoon at Hicrs do in Sanford nnd -Rursell q'cvTrnorn, and political leaders. office for use by the trustee* in either direction between tho the show* wa. ^ f M W y |on the "Geography of Ala3- tho Paola schi»il. The girls of I-nUz Whitman t fk liit cate o f the needs of young Dol-and, Great luike, region and the Gulf. .that nc . t t W g wpold be mad. to |the . U t * Subfctitntii*)43 by the Customs and Peculiar- Monroe enierie,|-victorious by •* It. E. Hall, who will return f r-i u o a a f,4ricwiivr r Twc new private4avistia.M c .mi„ the although N*w York and MUml rtM o ^ b * « i H . Fltifhcr run rnd S(one; »By Sheriff'i I molt F ita People." The public is riorc of 24 to 11 while the Paola Wood*.’ developed that the bhtrixx s urns Sanfcrd. I’et'.rs, Totteracn and mni** have juat started opera.icun j ^ ‘ now have been linked by air. invited to hear tho loy* swamped their opponent?-, hospital for several weeks, ' Aycock. Referee, Cross, o f Rollins, in Braail34 to 0. »r. . tv Air Stunts Will Be Performed Here On Sunday By Airmen IB. W. Herndon s Tournament lanford Course Chance F a d e s For Locating Aviators In Missing P la n e British Admiral Dies From Heart Disease Smith To Conduct DeLapd Cage Team Nationwide Battle D e f e a t s Seminole To Get Senate Seat Fund For ILE,IIal! “Scar Face” AlCapone ;HighBy28-12Count Boosted To $161.93 Is Invited To Depart By New Donations : Milane Benefit Show For R. E. Hall Abandoned On S h eriffs Ultimatum [an Missionary Palk At LakeMary r..,i \ i i -.J -i#A 1 . ‘s ivv mm �V V City Suit Is Filed A gainst N. Y. Bank To Recover, Bojuls Winner Of Delaney Ifeeney Bout Meets wns . J -p, • 1 was 1“ ., I f.sued mul delivered without valu­ able eon:;idern:icn moving to the y’ alutlff. ' • ifjeatos Each of said certificates h unid in excess of «>f the tin* mnrflJttUiri mnglfntini S f l f T i K C V nithnrlr.cd ^ amount purperud to be. authorized band made pink roscst Mrs. J. D. frock war. that worn by Mrs. F. E. I JamVs m, ^ Woodruff,* wore a smart frock o f Boumillat. it being mado of rftethb1n ; . lie cloth, and! .*-. -v •• -»i| pink crepe Lack satin-with bandn uu nuw , with-gold "*»n •laco « « ! bands uaou-t nmn aq j o f ceriso velvet. bertlm and trimmed with tourdie* • lut;* tr*«' :y ] ANNUAL ROBERT E, LEE BALL IS HELD AT FORREST LAKE HOTEL . . * . ‘• Mrs. Minnie E. . Jones'slovely of 1apphiiv blue velvet. , j trinimir.* ,.r , 1 frrtek was ’ o f rose petal pink Mrs. Claude Iletndon was lovely ‘ U 1* I v l S K O ~ I Anting the many delightful « o c id and' ffporgem*— rtth beaded motifs o f 1lit a creation o f poudre blus'crepo ,. Tv;o'‘’ 5h *i v e r n a l nfftdrs-wf^hr n.timil, UIH .Uf UlC^WH M hU lM llW nip^ Garlands of crr.’stais. Mrs. A. n., Wnllacc wore with silver embroideries. Mvs.'Getmi j ' 1 -'nl rg| by icrLain resolutions o f »ne City(continued from page one) ml t brillinnt, was the LvitNtry asparagus ferns were-fesNT. W YORKv, .Jan. -0— (IN S ) , ** * go Bishop was gowned in black ! . ,0. •-■•T NJ o creation o f Nile green taffeta Tiltm l T o m lie c n c y la rgest., nnu iw i , 7 .. ......... ... u , k M rn n m ' need cornua.H O " . ■ f — Having cornlicd Tom it coney , « , Dan „ ivcn thnt everything-had been done to j CottiiuLwon. form'd about tha balconies. I’ lnccjl chiffon with banding and cipbroid-1 The bill also charge* the c.mso J|mj j „ ck • Delaney fo r n fifteen . , , . j nmmrv w ftt it. i?dventage about the rooms were with trimmings o f silver lace and persunde the bank heads to return 1 r :^ worn over silver cloth. Mrs. A. K. o n es-o f s ih 'r and crystals. .Mi's,. |„,;it. ■ here on March 1. . l ” , \ .. ' ' . ’ ...‘i.,, i ’ v t.-ll wichrr floor baskets filled with the securities and thnt upon their National Bank with receiving tho ■ Powers was stunning In a French George A. toCotte’s brunette coK i ,u„ ay;,.V5 Jess McMahon today 'he ’IIn' ^ j'° * r|i.,,,ter U C. Th" j o n refusal to do so, they hud been pretended certificates of imiebt-l and white narcissus. voi>o o f while chiffon nnd crystals. oring was fjrther enhanced by her i importuned to bring suit ivgniii3t edness without making inquiry* o: u.jn mbi.ilt tt» the boxors an agree- ' jt!l „ t pf tj,c chapter Mrs. W. J. Vat ; :i . • a number o f fontuncfavor fc Mrs.’ Braxton L. Perkins won* a stunning fijpk o f rjbin eye blue during the the City, hut that thiR movement the lie City Commission, or without mcnt b y which the* winncrMs guar- !rh.‘ }.-•* i as assistant hostcssiv'vprc enjoyed O \vitli cfystsls. tall* chiff»>n ‘elnjirnto ‘ hail not been successful. tiblainin ibl nining a transcript of the P ™ *; n match with tho winner M ' '-ri. ‘ .a,,,.;. Lnriglev m l evening and during the **upp?r hour! lovely frock o f" orchid and lilac Miss Main Bowler wore a pret­ r,;» •codings purporting to authorize. j p,, g between .lack Sharkey • • • . Y* Slnron *n' .v th* i.rcho tra rendered i« delightful Jchiffon with tiny ruffles on the “ The matter lmd advanced to ceei ty frock (jf apple green chiffon j-J 's k irt nnd 'with touches of pink th: v such a point thnt we believed the ■h* .... . .... .... » * ■ * • * , , -* " « "■ * tulle. Mr.;. W. *T|]eodore Langley , tho skirt ijalo with.Jiandkcrchiel l.| City should net to protect its liczaidlug* thee bonds, the bl.l l h i , petition should develop na ...... , j.jr.:. A . B. \VaHace_Th l ’ . r a wa> mrrT.t rg-n rrw kol robe-si orn htrsprrr r ,* r ; “nnftVmbmtrf;*T*rrr tirj • . interest M-iym.'..said. . ‘-The iiecuucs ia cju r auvr declaics uthat-ou t^nmttWP-hr-lpdrd M K <*. o :n g-T•nU u prettrh— a;-rrrTrgrrt over white chiffon and satin. Most crystals, ^ ll. June Roumillnt was one end o f the spacious Cha»-i'fathTrM>-*?»n)c- u R r - t h i e a ^ ^ f . -trr-fyrfcbTi^If? •r- I f , luso, wie.e , bninpinn iimsls on defending ins i'„w tr* Mi 's Mable ndwler. table at c becoming Was tin* gown worn by attired in <ongo cut velvet. cning to sell our bond to and our |ta,| been authorized rized the isFimncc ,i,l,. .lime or for Jack Dempsey Miss • • ,Mary , ..... S trin g, vMr. - hnd i„>,l Mrs. Mr- In; 11 zoom. bull title bi in'June Mrs. Ham* Dickson o f Orlando M i 3 . Sharon, fashioned o f white bonds . nttorncys had advised us thnt if if certain certnln improvement lionils ‘ ju, t>vi,nt the former champion The a ffa ir was attended hy nA. D. Zachary, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. wa3 hnndsol* in a robe fushioned erdpo Elisabeth bended in crystal they were disposed of, the City ‘ "tailing $090,000 and thnt on (jw i,jC!( t() fight agnin and Tunpuir.ir.--nb’ ;*. which Shinholscr, Mr. nnd M *. Braxton l.out . ... 1190 . . . „guests . - v .......... .. .included' n and rose color*.*d bends, nml htiving o f rose .pinj, georgette with cr.v.i- o i ; rj . - r. *,.•. ll would be plnccd in a position t ) O.tobcr 11, lOdil. at the instance tuy J(. vcillinj; to wait until Sept, I, Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. tamher o f out o f town visitors. A itotHor Orlando IttTT.'V .i ) ird’ . e of u e t-iffcl.i. | tal beading ™ nil 1 . 1 *. J be made a defendant in hundreds and request o f Forrest Lake, the to . ‘ * *----“ ---meet the survivors o f those ' bl y. M r.an d Mrs. L. P. Hagan, 1M iny hands nue.gown- wer*? worn, Ives^ lovely " Uruauu. 1 Mrs. .lohr Kchirard w.vi g r.vncd] itor, Misn - len .......... ^ wa3 ............... . " all o f suits brought.hy the individual City Attorney turned over to that eliminations. .__________ -r------ ; 'Mr iiml ^Mi ^ rT iu n k J. Gonzalez,] ar.d one espcciflllvadmind w a I that in copenhngnn blue chiffan bar.ded in a Frond frock- of silver'd o th Mr. titid Ttli bond holders. official tlie unexecuted printed nnfj Mrs, George A. .DeCottvs. .DeCottes. j of Mrs. W. \V. J. Thigpen, it being ni . of in raid iacc. An unusually lovely j with deep l nge trimmings. Mrs. Delaney and Heaney will sign Mr‘ nnd F* tllC ll* luitll . .. * «• •» _ — t l M < 1 1 . .1. n lfilin w *.)»lt* lu in d m l ,rWe were also advised that pur­ bonds, receiving a receipt in ex­ art \\yt lir,,i „ ri<| y.vi' K. ciiiffon t*n elaborately headed articles today lens loony iui i*‘*->* l,oul* *■**“ - ^J,._ j ; im.' A. k . Roe.sitcr, Itoisner, .Mr. u. 1 i1!:u*k . . k wimmn chasers of the bonds would be change. A t tin* time of this deliv­ Slim key and Kisko have not been ^|r ,. bClifford im u m w,... Bell. Mr. — ................ end nndine'niliroidercd strel and crysi .v. innocent parties and ihat the City ery, it is declared’ there had been signed but it is understood they ^ r? j Fmnh'itMiller wns r.ttircd — i jtx* tm i i i i i y jA. Hrumley Hrumley nr-' and Mr. urn! ’ *■'!tale. Mrs. Frank’ could not set up the defease of r.u, proceedings authorizing the will he available for March 12 at in*a lovely gown, o f poudre blue A).*r;mk W oodruff. . non-authorization and illegal :5lo o f such oecuritics. Madison Square Garden. The final *p|,c c,dors o f l(*e < , “ Old South" i orgetto handsomely embroidered Between October 11 and transfer against the third, parties i>liininutioii. will be scheduled * *in the • decoration1 j.:> erystnls, * wore featured ns it is doing in its suit to re- I pke cnqreil the bonds to Mr.-. W. C. Hill was a girlish May. Low cash prices are bcinR n tied tempornrib . on the w'.,*j|-Tr« figure in a period frock of changew* ....................... -- -■o l''B a r it"” .ft ° m t‘*,C Ch^ C I hout' th e^au tl»*!t y ^ )«• * . 'n ^ " A m e r i^ S Confederate flags were uied about*, able green taffeta made'with un“ ' — : * * The bill of complaint filed m |h'dge uf the other ( 'onr.'.fisslonerr, *^ ^ S{JjMc‘ nH they Were for tii- rooms. Small flig s were* rross-j w en hemlpc nnd trimnbd with the court action is a lengthy ihivUvUjnnsinitted the . lionds to the *“ ” • ^|,arjtvy nm| thus-nn> tifentTand discloses in some d etail[ih z je .N a tio n a l Bank to await • , exceeding $ir>t>.0t»n the alleged high handed manner furfhc i; inslructi.m. Sut^t <,uo-.Uy _ ; )n^ nn.(,_ nplalli.y moctr in-which the then M ayor Forrest Lnke, it h- ebargod. wen, to N l . Hnmbeck Belgian .heavy; his is a Ijik c manipulated the City's a f 'Yn rk and there delivered a let ter ’ ‘ t(*)nj.',|,i {n Boston and fairs and repeals an interesting Jdated 1WM. to the t hase J. J R c . i a u l t Jn anstory o f how lie is sai.l to have National Lank in w-hiCh Lake <|l,lIV.I.1*..llllM. u,,» nmaber early • *B 9 -• *. ' « bartered unsold City bonds and ( »«iced not Jq Authdraw from th , nv?nth in St. Louis, lleency lo Hccure » sp len d id lo ca tio n fn r a Jme, d eM ra lile htilh in \Yi M-r aijj spurious certificates of indebted^ . S L l l i w r " * ' f vriil do^no more righting until he in im' .......V. miitouan . . i ii rm-, « Dd m ..lanev ^ V a lu es w ill d ou b tless jiro * a t t r a c t iv e to p erson s in U re ted. ness to to secure secure money money with wiin which wmeii to in mjtil tm '•■'* u.ev . o p e r a t e t h e Seminole County Bank ihc Seminole .( ounty Bank ha i l«<-is wuianej^ All lots have Sntediate 4tCccs^ to the • Trim hardwood floors will . ^ fo r at least a year prior to iis fail baesi paid. Delivery to the Chase National add 100 per cent to the r.pure on August .0^ 1927. How Iuike disregarded vhe ac­ Bunk o f mi a d d i t i o n a l 000 ; -.ranee of an old Ituii ic— tion of the City Commission and worth o f bond t. known •«••* hospiI hi* Eatft Const Inside Channel for Hull cruft, famous for fishhv in tie t i* alio allege.l in liave *r.*J i 'in-aiit a caused to be issued certificates 1;i,l '".’nd*. Dr. J. MGlass, of Roliitts. Col­ of indebtedness fa r*in excess o f ’-ahen i la< • m .Inn- IS. 11127. Tin I** • 1 Seminole County A y P C fU r ^ re aid to have been sent t w *“ ld n * . ^ v v .; ■.* ' the amounts authorized and how 1or,ii«4 'v 1 fc»V« w M iir i. • the Citty never was ruimbuTsqd -to , '*. *‘l 1ik-t--R tt’-l'W*»W- b a fin '" for ^ f o n * (h e. .Seminole • Lctmtj " lenV- of.------thcU-’------face Value- _i % ‘ h u MaVbr 1gihr-w.*; ,r the cx--------Tenehcr*’ ( ’lqb, at the Seminole ,'i iv York to negotiate theii sal** . also said to be revealed in the bill ; i111 t*iat the lu^r.ds were to lie held High School, oil Thursday after- t i.-i and its accompanying exhibits. n r i <77; ' W Improvements now installed include '-dewalhs, Hitvemenls. di*.- final in-'t tviio ts from - on. axis Dr. J. M. Glass, profes- I Altogether, it is alleged, then* -o> ,,f secondary education at ers,trei*t Trees; i ; imiv.'.l in N* W York. ' ^ f c O M P A N V j 3' • was placed in the Chase National '.‘ * . , ( '‘ L U M B E R ’ |{ .diri College.. Dr. (ilass diliv' ; I | -■- l I I I >* - "l_ (to ,,i nho.it .July I. P.127 the F o r a p p o in ti nds get in to tou ch w ith Bank $1,240,000 worth of City • I.'J.! c m : r _ E .. _ ! t:.-: - i i y I ; . i. in l i f fi-. ted I | sal • i . i d a must interesthig addre.* > bonds, $500,000 o f that amount 1" t i ’- G A t T K l.'J C T H E Y A R J VYi 7v ; 'Uii'JiitiM' to * '.ini.llUU. . n “ Til-- Romance ol l-khication. ing withdrawn in July 1‘.'27. uyo *. !!. .1. 1 aiu*y. principal o f the i . il , and the Chase Natheir sale by the City.Conimirsioii, Ilo n d C ru de t-il. lo High Sdiool, pie iilent o f j j I'h o n c CIS . . 1 1 I'.mk d •livel— d the bond leaving a balance of $740,000 »<>■.•• at .1 • Seuiht. I- Ts-a; • Club, pro- w Holly. A m N c ’.v S i r it pi i , *.l* t . V 1 511 F a u l k n e r S t r e e t , . * 5 held by thnt in.slitutio'i. A veiled ti til p ■ iHd. *.\i;Ii Mi 1i url Bobbitt, I i i i. ■ let u :i .!« r o'" t Z ip S e r v ic e implication of the New Ym k A a id H i l l . 12th. !■t:*,.-j;.;,| i.r tin* .v :inl‘ord» Giam- i .pl.Otxl, it i hank's part ill the questiunrhle *",• u' l ill,’ t • *.r ukio-h $. in if Sciiool. a* -*<■« retary. file . in Do It.-i" trnir*uctions is seen fri .-nii'ua- .-iioil i -i i,*i• ..... tit.; \*:. — at t-tided by iiearly ; at.Gioi i m i i. ♦ions o f the bill which state that In* In.a! iui! •it , i' |t-,t. i- ; ,-heis o f tlu* city and i* t.. n tr even though it was understood i In-h- - tie it ■ ilay i -ft j". . ’ • 1 v . .11 V * i! hiri a f •!! f between Lake anil tin* bank that ’I • in *1 i-.feting of Do* elilh i.iii.it i* lai’ ni-i tiie bonds were held as seeuri'y. the , n '.* L wi'i I-. ic 'd on .'.I third 'fla ir i•um .1 HVin.- t #.t;0 ••* i 1 the Clmse Nation * 1 ' n • t • d-.\ of l'’e aiiiiy. The nm-ting 1 4 c •• n..t Ie .1 . ' »• July. R'27. 000 of the i -.lie •ij.i | tn.i been tlefiniti'ly d* \ 1 * '• -i i R iii. i 1 .1 1 without making | -t. : •* a ’ il , ■ ri n .! h'g v. .11 p.' lial ly he tin­ tilMl • lli.i* f lie 1 "1.1 .'el e Hgiliim !<* month inter alter ! Vioan S ho.d. bc*l \ •-t *i l.onga iir Bank • had rl.Ved tinc eoiiti mi'*'i '•J'T 1 J Ltsei 1. h :• •* ,1 •••I Altunomte S iring*. Mi.-. * « * ! m •> • • 1 11 was udvatu-ed that the .-«••-*!* iti« y, pa .\i ih-.j t. ;-, Mip( rvi*i: g . ]f.. •V . i ••. -,i I rlv .' C M .I wtre* held as pled . • i.ml v. .!•. • i:u.|.*d of Sanfoid piimat.. mi r ' tii 11" i1;.! . • • cf i' • not be returned. ... |umi!>. i i hairmaii of the pio1• ( 1 P ink., The trail-actions nih«*ivhy Du Vj pi (lllil ijiant eommitlei*. V ' '* 1. New Yolk bunk e.uiu* in:*i i «.'■*•*.*• t. 'r,* t, , 1 w C.I No : *Ve .,f tl 1 1 t ,1 | ll till* «i«*in: 0T sion of the seem ities !•"• M a ie i it. ft > tT • • ! •fail >.f ! '1 *2 j ■ iod dating liai k to the ’Ii* i i lii !d :i.t -ill ii v i ** *.:r : Till* 1 | cl i- ririi-gei ih .t Photostat ie copies of Ilet 11 l s V*ls!i . V. -. . iv D.,- h i • * # \ :% i •. c .l 'in 1 : r 1 ; a■ ,e nml t ‘: • passed between I.nk .1 I • l ‘:i; I i - yti M irth Chase National me iin lude'l :t' 1 III* S i* • • • l< !'l" O" Tli.it .1 . h. ing Ml . P ' of Pn . ux hi hi In in substantiallin'n of fiMl* ■,*P’ •;**•i ? r f t , I, . . Ill ! - pimitK •! ■I • t It .I.I. Ill ( ••. • gat ions set f>.rtii in the 1'il of Buyer cf LW i.i !ki i l.u f .•'I* i'.< r (nr • i* • i « • ' 1 .:itivul * in ii complaint. A copy n,f Die* -City ■i i ion* v a ei J'- * il i• ! M ‘lilt . and tl, ■’ _ t:!i;,iua -ma].^aLuula • i t *• i f :i eulllil • III ! i.•»»*■I, ••s**I i *-pi* *l unis were also ii;c>util> .I in tu •• it . x *?i 1 * ' |* em it -I .'..1,1 ork ai eoinp'ehei 1 n il till ’)•* |M ' 1«1 .1 Suitl .cl 1. Bl Mlbnii‘ t.*'i voluminous legal pope m.ale •i ■ 1 v t : . f in I-I.t 1 * 1 1 *! i' .* 1 to the e.oirt. Kxtei.siive out: wily ■r. -I*. ;*.*• oil siiniliti* eases' wa y, ipi"t il 1.. . 1. V .'*■ * • in*. T . . II* . tlie t ' ll i oak l.iiin'.il in ei piit counsel f*<r the City, p ai iiusii:-* ; m t * i . - ii-'isiired I'ii.-t to ii --it l-i The hill alleges that • ii ai’ii ill \\ * i i 1 .Mi.s-imi.trv S1eli*ty ter November <*. l'.'Jtl, I . Mist h;i !? 111 ei * ah!.* lo fu'i- l'i Metbcdi: t*C!iur. ii wa <j .'.i. i . *■ * Lake, pin-porting to act midi i , -in " - f tin* i .'ii i. »r.i| I'ci.i 11.il.iv nft-ri.'' m : *. t : • III vie** I r 11 .• Hi i»at fm .. i !i ■ ; , >! V.'i authority given hint by tlu t it. : i t hiiporl.ud mt'ii iibiint i f f . > • .u. i 1 III itI'liive. ehu! .. ri Commission, caused in Ini i * lien |- it.tilled !'• at* ii’ to the Seminole Coin-ty It »»*"• .,* Di • I.dl ... i ' - I dl'•• p a * t ' .i •if v. .11 i -ike t*. I Thai three paper writ it.gs said t•, Is w .It di- . ,i. *• tini i ..ii e m il l m nt I'm negotiable c ellifi ali i,i‘ i-di i. in i ire It nv.mbei • lb uliiesa o f.t h e City *.f Sinford ;).u I e I.. • l tl, t J. 'I li.il « Htr* •Ii i-iniuitl niav 1 i*aeh payable to tile hank o f it 21. tin .liiuuat ,v t *p>.i:ii il i'oj 'ined and res On : order, of the dates, amount - an, T ich r ’• - * “ i- , * -: i vil l'i *iin ellimj i.r nfferbi ' m I,. : maturities as follows: i i d c *d mi l * !i>r -ill' tlu- uiim 'Ii I 11011(1:1, and t'.in*. .. .oil U ••( ■ Date Amount Matulity •ii mliiv hearing o f the plain- la i ei * - *. th • .Miia i > • Ii ’at •»-N’ ov. hi, P.i2(i $:!(»<» tem ........ .iv iu n in g t ill’, npplieation fur Mich tempi<r- Ali 1.1. -i . "■ l*\b. 8. IP27, firy irijtinrD'in. a temporal.v ies- i ;ii;i , bn ad pie . c.i'il 1 1 -1 1 * will he . I no,uni) will :i Imi he calendtitraii.iiig older witlimi'. in*lin* hin. Hie Mar. 27. 1P27. c i.mini ret-tinining the d .-feiulaa. oil -.l’.*. ’t ,n- proeetd- o f this > 2110,0011 I *•>iii ileing any uf the ahiivo ae. . • aie will I. u ed ti v. util th** defray- 1 Mar. 27. Ill j/ Thu*, npmi upon coining in i■ f t!i«- in*: o f tin exper • ••- o f the lovely l l is further ikTiarnl tiiat • i curtain presented the ill Tl ii. cause, tlie tem­ new : lag ■ considcralloti was paid by tin pH.id'-: in Seminole County Bunk to tin* t'itv po'svy injunction be continued mrl South Sol Si lin'd i.i Clu i "tma>. , for any of tlie three pretended made pennunrnt. I. '11i.1t it he adjudged that the VON lO B A T GETS CHANGE certificates of indebtedness fm$.200,000 there appears an endnrfe- dcfi-nduiil has not right or till" CHICAGO, .Inn. 20— (I N S )— . hient In tile effect Dpit $100,000 to the Ipirold iioillls or t'z Die pl’ehas been paid on the principal tciuie l i ertifientes o f imlehtedner.-1. (Hi , Von Point, tin* Norwegian I nrd affirms that the circumstan­ hy way o f eollalerul pledge - and lit avyweight g l another o p p o r - | ces of such payment are not that said certificates art* null and tunity tonight t•> move his claim ( to serious eons id*' ration us a \oid and should he cancelled. known to the City Commission. fi. That the The bill declares tlmt, there_ .pretended cortifi- heavy weight challenger. Jje_|joes lifter, Forrest Lake, without <jcy. ''•'*■te-* t»I—iiiucLfcdtx -I h«—or<1ergd-qp agnfn-l Sammy Hitverherg of of the feature --------k no w It'itg o— or eoTiseilT o7 tliy *° deiiiered fm eam-ellalion I lit roil in one other City Commiasioners, eiwisid and Dint the defendant be re* built' o f promoter Jim Mullen’s the tliree pretended eertifiealei ‘pui cd to deliver posses -ion of the >Coliseum show, 1 • •— to be delivered to the (.’base* Na- i.n Id bond' to the plaintiff. Thai .in- jd a ia liff shall he LINDBERGH ELECTED tioaal Bank as enllutcrnl security . _ , to certain indebtedness of Dj.'' granted suell other relief as the a !'iire.pii.e. 'I -PARIS. Ti „r tthe »••* tease iinv may m|uniT *---- * Jan. D’> - (*I N S ») — Colo:;Bcmiuole County Ba |;. The n*r- 4tii ____ , ,i el Lindbergh l.indl.cigh lias hr. i been elcctel^ olccte I I ,/f tificates are declared to he nt*JI * ' T27" N * ot ut jiV " wor.,J av!ni°.r toT l0 * o 7;f and yoiil and not binding on file ’ j:*: n l . o nil D D r i v c r J . ^|)L> f,:ter*iatmnnl League of City o f Hanford, five reasons l>cI I . H . R l y n t , M e r c h a n t Aviators. Tin* m.i ie o f ColonelI ing cited as follows: ___ ■ *' Lindbergh u if t.e in<erihcd on tho the 1. Neither o f two resolution* — . . . ■ , r .. I. __ I..III.. The II. Ii. Flynt,. mentioned in l-egnc's laifay.ttc Escadiilb passed by the City Commission authorizing the issuance of time Thui>(dayV isivue o f tho Herald as i lrophy. ..a fdrfi ited n 8200 bond in J .-------warrants purported to authorize havinj Munirijial fo u rt fo r drunken driv­ the issuance o f such evidences o£ EXPERT indebtedness us were executed by ing. vu.s not the H. H .’ Flynt who is |itv> oeiate*l w ith 'h is bt'other, (I. RADIO REPAIRING .ForiviftM-uhc,' * Work Guaranteed 2. Neither-under the City Churt- G. Flynt. i:i tiie operation 'o f a * • •or nor under any law, wlintfoeyyr l*i net ty 't o r e , at Geneva and Iinselt, Kreed-Eismon, & o f the state eduhl the City of Urardull Avenues, ll was stuted Crosley receiving sets, Hanford lawfully issue «q<*h evi­ today. Tithes, Hat (cries tint! Elim­ cnees oi . • Puldiratii n. of tjie fltoryc Mr. —dences o f inyeiiu'inunn. indebtedness. inators. 3. Each o f said pretended c e tti-,,Flynt said hu.i caused-hitti consid ^ ficyU * wu» ihiiue<1 qnd deliver, d |oroblo emhe.ia •.nenLand he i<*ti‘'- J- SEMINOLE RADIO CO. without the knowledge** or eohaent slrious «.f hi friends lie r.ifQttfiiht • !)2.T Sanford Avc. c f the p ity Cnminuzion.' d with '.h/ fan that liq waji’ i.V'* . Phone (;;{(>—J 4. Each o f eaid-certiflcutes win the piniy \Un> was arrested. Call lls For Repairs' N SS5 SL1 B ri‘TI .R E A D J N ew F lo o r s . F o r O ld ■House s Teachers’ Club Hears Professor Of Rollins "M5LLER BOARDVJALK HOMESITES j CORONADO E A U ­ F L O R E GoldeiDpporlunity . Wonderful Oriving ait Bathing' Beach on'thcOcJ MC'TOBB®. T "SPEEDW A T oTi tlie lovjiy Indian River *s- • R: M ) 1'2jy -.i d' G. I Horton. ' Ifu M The Cream of tht Tobacco Cro| “1 love the Tobacco- business. Thei is a fascir ition about ittti grips you. Tlie fine texture and braly of a Leaf of Tobacco af peals to the Tobacco buyer as a gre Painting docs to the artist buy Tobacco for LUCK Y STRIKpigarettes. I buy ‘The Creai of the Cropr Under inatruction^nly the be.*i aard mildest goes into LOK\r STRIKE. It is my job to see that hjU.” r L it LEN ORE ULRIC Talented Actress, u luritcs: ‘Wit/i ‘U’omcti in /tractically all the professions smoking, I have observed ( those in my oiim calling' and have found their fa­ vorite cigarette is the Lucky Strike. I always choose it. for my occa­ sional smoke because it affords the greatest re­ laxation and pleasure No Thro irritation-No Glasgow will build at once I.UO0 Milan, Italy, i* constructing 11 now city lull and many aehooL. in tinlei pul honiv( for woikct*. and Demonstrations * U- �rr * TllE SANFORD 11ERA LI). SATURDAY JANUARY 21. 1028 Religion In Politics The Sanford Herald As. Brisbane Sees It T A M P A TIM ES I 'a U U k H f»fn r iltm iM * » « » » « K w M f « l ilM lo n lt F l»r td s . M itn o ll* A .t iu r . Ill Sennlor Heflin's tirade against Catholic ism. the Pope, T .rce Went ilidinif. i u . M m e n f a c e I 92 H w i t h » . ’ t d o ’ i n g I n d u s H r s - m 1923. cardirtnls, priests, and nuns, in general, and Al Smith in par­ Great Chicago. IIHnniu. c HIM ill l i ' . liiij’: t f r o n f i i i c n t c lie s A m c J l g 4 ll0 v a i l r o s u k llic i o a t* *Si|rrrd n» ■ rr.n 4 rlM * mntlrr ticular, seems to us entirely uncalled for and the rebuke, g iv ­ H a n g i n g Too Good. tr-rr i . - rr.lr :—hrrrt ■ some talk . . .that the . pinch» October ST, :lain, at Ik* p«»tonicf |IH0 itl.r th.li n it .is II piresideiil- 'lemly* is en him by Sennlor Robinson and those Democratic Senators ■anforit. Clorida. u t i r w t at 9«n(«r .Mr. Lasker’* Million. ml y.mr, dn tided in the past ns ten- use i f new equipment ip 1928.will who gave their party leader a splendid Vote of confidence,j Jmill' to inspire pnnieky feeling*, 1jc heavin' than during 19127, with 'f r-----* .at Mnrck 1 l*tT. ' II) A rllm r llrliklni III'. • I H O LLAND I* D E AN .............E d it o r « «i|i> rljtlH I li» Slur ('«. Krank II. A If mil, u' Detrot, presi­ .cnninnl impravemeiit* nnd'exicnwas fully merited ami we ;mj»e w ’.il prove e ffective in keep­ M. 'H O W A R D l l K I t U ........... M n a k v r r dent ami general jnunilgor o f tin1 inns in hartnulty with the expectt : \ R L K K . JONKIH. M a i u i i l B i E it ilp r ing thy Alabama Senator's speech in the future within the K I.K IIA R T . Tint., Jiiii , It*. A fter . .. .Marquette railroad, declared tl| Industrial oxpnn.-iij f . In car confines o f propriety and common sense. *Stteh railings u ............ ^ in Chicago, this is writ- rn an in erview hist week, says the j|,,:idngs, however, Mr. Alfred sacs morning , S ID U H IP T IO A HATH* »T.«o against a free religious sect will avail little in attaining t h e r e in «.» t?ie 20;h Century, bon ml Imiustiini Index. On* t m l ......... ........................ stv* ll»a «h » ...... .. ............ . *u.rui T h r e e M o n th * . . . . . . . -------- * 1.73 end he professes to desire. * . I cn*l through rainy Indiana. --------—U i t i ! H t i l U f _ L r « a a n d o u i f C f » r 7i - n T r p . " 7‘ i—j p , . y e a r 1927, " h e s a i d , " e l o a *u .l3 U> iL‘«rrl*r prr Work iig k u m p e a n m a r k e t s , f o r j tfj w j t j , c l i r l o a d i n g s f o r t h e e n t i r e H cflin. efli always jmUm-il l , S i r r ’. " v vldl l -m ; n , e a r l u a t t i n g s c o m p a r i n g f a - roim ry cnb slightly lower tlmn 1 | .f l l r r a U . K n n to n la p l o n . r r n e w s im m it jv fc d lt Achen 1ft Tmitl, *4 notui no ' The news,nearly nlwaya tells v m a l i l y w i t h l a s t y e a r , t h e p o std- for 192U. which was the greatest im iu r . n iiliw rt1 .r-. A ir- :O e--tittrrrM .--■ J .U tB U Vlt-ofcilts.-fn9ctt9R ll—111^411 ■ ' U M * t S w r * 1d r r r t r r r r n * n i * * fr o m that I tim going to introduce legislation in this Senate to jfa 'i’inil rials killing other criminals, b l e e l a r i H e a t i o n o f t h e t r u n s p o r ' . - year in the history of American ini* ■i u p r r iu r u m * w r o n n l.n l tun i t l o n in-t a m i p r o s p e c t s o f f e d e r a l admittedly the rafest guide to bus­ who cannot take honest i cit use far rejoicing nut grief. t ) tfcuunnad n u r d * d u ll? r o v e r - deport every man Jiml woman t a x r e d u c t i o n ' , M r . A l f r e d s a i d t h e iness conditions, even taking pre­ i l l * . n il I h * I r n d l i u r l r * l « u f I h r —‘ 4 allegiance to the American fiag and the American constitu­ r n l l r r w o r ld . T h e I. S , S. I* “ * * b u s i n e s s o u t l o o k “ n e v e r w a s b e t t e r cedence over bunk clearances. Thev jM -rtn llr e f f i c i e n t l « r i u » l d « n » o m s tion. I am going to ask the Senate to deport every man ami 'I HIS MORNING attention turns t h a n i t is a t p r e s e n t . " also reflect .these conditions earl­ m a n n e r o f k n n d lln ® M I U * . * » » is woman who think they owe double allegiance, first to- Human­ to Gangster Jack Guzik, chief lieu­ i i l l h o u t r q n n l, ier,- since the movement of g o d s “ Th e e n n d itiu s tiia l c p n fitn t t e n a n t fur Scarfs, e A1 Capone, now t h e U u s liic s s m a n n r e a l l p o s i t i v e generally has occurred before the ism and second to Americanism ." T fce I t r r n lit Is n m r in lir r «>f ih r renting in Florida. c o n d i t i o n s . " h e s a i d . “ T h e y a r e a l - transaction has taken plnce.” all Audit L* i m i l l « f in im r r nl ti lat ini uuw, O U I I U I U 1 IRobinson V U U I I I M I I I IoI If rArkansas, t h illlS ilS , IIM IA 'Il by. W 1* illiam 1111. 1I I I iJen lC O , ............ fn illis l- . .1 i„ , Senator listed luftrnutiunnl Aw>i*liU«n ur I’ nb. . • ,i i . t-, ,! . •• . , In Capones n o R e iic e lfoolish o o n s i. t)u. jnain, ee l c m e n t n r y c o m l i t i o n s , I I * i* r s , A d ip r tls r r s , nm i Bryan the last IJcmof 1'JttlU COIlWlltltlll r.rrn lllllgS nibse Democrats most eminently qualified to serve its stun- lh -* iin * h n iid li nl s H lis r r l* ll* « l ~ IS I n a r r i r r l o i r r l f i i i b s a l u t p l ) n i l r t u l m s a t r l r i - u l n l l o u u s > t r l l us I, tm s lu r s . n ir t k o ili. Sa t u r d a y , j a n . 21. 192s. In e ll) nil^iIrlsiraiJun. 'yt'!U‘?t‘"old,' from nnd t i u - i i i e s s men genemlly c a ll Smtli Rend, lnd„ organized n hi- weigh the part they will play with dard b earer fo r the p a rty, rose to reply, and Jimong o th er 1 inching rrew. held s Odmt c. huull un<* c o u u l) ' . '. - d i t r p r i .s n lr * r u u lr s tu J n r k s „n v il| p . It — (u u u t r n r lln n u f N l. J o h n s l u ­ ,‘ ‘ J -" * 1 0 " 1 ‘" T T 1 ! " . ! '. K ; - ’ f 1 !.’; the fart irmilllls tllut one ulio look.s at Itlstoiy so Mr. 1 n(|( w ith an unprejudiced e ye cannot fa il to recogimce the fa c t Guzik C.utaml, 18, j osc’,,|, |.'UHS„ j i . am „ „ ,„ i„ ™ U v ' ft-- ComnlPtton t it r lirnul Iflrn - " I f you made that speech in Alabama, they would tar and b o s p lln t. feather y o u !" But we arc glad to see that all Democrats do not take this view. The mayor of Montgom ery immediately B1ULE VERSE FOR TO D AY w ire d, Senator Robinson asking Alabama, -• him to „ visit --------—. t.i A SONG OF T H A N K S G IV IN G : — Sing unto the Ix>rd with Thanks­ speak to the people there, and assured him o f no discourtgivin g; sing praise upon the harp esies. And when Senator Robinson tVhderedTiis resignation unto our God.— Pjjtiim 147-.7. as Democratic leafier in the Semite, it was rejected bv ;i vote P R A Y E I? =T w i l l bless the l/>rd Of th irty-fou r to one. ‘ itru-i i i i i ■ e .. g~, nt all times; His praise shall; W hile we hold no brief for Governor A1 -Smith of N6\v continually be in my mouth. !__ York and do not think, in view o f his pronounced niiti-urqlin n m .iK r > H A u r n iim l u n n lrrii .ih* r& J i course. W HEN W little feet j m e r a n d c o tto n g r o w e r , “ e le m e :i, - ( i ! H i y c o m litiu n s ," w h ic h , h? s a id . J kill rats or “ nft. r all me the most important." generally are more satisfactory than they were four years ago, or tvrn in**t year, in Mr. Alfred's cotton , imp has’ found widening maik.ts in Eurtpe. while a tremnnileus c n crop, ns a feeder crop, means-much *for the livestock and gangster- kill gangsters the good should rejoice, Let Chicago and other cities bur­ dened with crime problems ask this question. How can you expert to deal mlc>quanly with criminals through ' -w l:r s‘n,, ' ,h'u'! t :ve ; when profits on bootlegging enable criminals to ppy policemen and i,|,,tfrtiv,.s fiVt. times as much as tibewiWrCnys’ .u ’H- )* x K r nc v/ Vfkrtfiwletrrfc o f -ill*-needs of-this country as a whole, that he ....... pitter-patter is aa logical logical man Ilian for for the the Democrats Democrats to to select select us us their th e ir eandicundi-------— 'is tm Eddie JMl l.*s Vr.-n convicted of It! e. .... .. m™ „ . 1927 Ford 1925 Hudson Conch .......... S5.(0 1925 Hud. 7 . I*ns Sedan ' Phone Tliioranteeito Last iM Baak, Buildng -A ( I*• - ' 1.79— \ V “The Friendly Dr t? Store” 11in ford V-G.1 Cadillac Sednn ......... Prescriptions Filled rnm ptly K. Second SI. Securit H. C. DouglasyMrl . , Used Car' Dept '• ->rD S. 1/eo St. And Accural! A, --- 1 " - ' 1~ •* F irs t N a t 'l H a n k H ld g . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a LOSSING’S | QUICK SKIiVlCE TRANSFER Hauling, Crating, Shipping, and Storage. We are prepared to do any kind of transfer service at R E A S O N A H U i PRIC ES. j Phone -IDS and Citrus Exposition G91 E. ,1rd. St ^° be sure it w as an incident 1lint should arouse all Austria, itcond doRiti* nunder for inUrust to tho world at »ar^o, iiiut w t within a lor the kill- 1 r. MINKS T MKN i.ial worn'ii in£ o f Da\id Walker. That means few months almost the whole earth w:i-. f.lunged into a wilt f "wliv •1, \' Hi il|l|ID*l- capital from thirty years u> life imprison­ mighty conflict. l.llIII*lum-lit ■' Ln’l bang ng or <•ment. •Ilist now the state o| Indiana is not eoheerned with llie l.-tllM, ill i.<»i .id gi-i il f< r it vile m e T QTRAVPn m u T n i P K - P'diticnl scandals that have recentIv come to light, but is iiiiii il*-i rr ? II •w van you fiig h tvi L(?.m1 ’ STRAYED OR STOLEN, stirred to tho highest pitch in a em itriversv that bids fair in in lil-IVI' 1 •i i il m’t ki i t !n-in ? " Y In: u:i ;-g i-; U ii guml, v -* Dictionary, worn but willing. Will l o ^ , ‘;*,,d ,lu 0 ,h« 'u,ll,,n " " d grip e\.-ry ".Main S treet" l-i i ia!!\ |,,t a t. idonp’ tig mi nlv r c . the person who borrowed same until it l o\orbi rati*s with rommonts I roni all t ho Itabbils lll.l iitiiigin r i.ml tin- I'lvf riv i hair. kindly return tu ibis office nnd 1U le whole troiiblt; started nt the i n iver-ilv <d Indiana just a !iri-> i:i t,|ti-iillteilo M lestii'y. roc.’ ive saitablc reward? before t hi* Christ ntas holidavs. Around an nt tractive liltli in tt'iill nt U ytH vnlug l 111! elf! ft'-, •— co-ed,- b titled deeplv in a bistorv book jis she sat in th. um- make them feel heroic. Paul. Hcni-urn. candidate for thee ltopic .................. . . . . go\. versily t n .iin nlibrarv. u r a r v , eeenU-rs e m e i.s m o p i e oof l (discussion, lis e iis s io n . li w i i s o n e ernor on j\VO MEN kiunnpcd and nuiro n au hues h o r s e r a c i n g p r o g r a m , n f t h o s e o e e u r a n e e s t h a t m i g h t h a p p e n .11 t h e b e s t s o f _ r e g U declare« ; t h a t J o h n M u i l i i i " i l l n e - i „ * . . . | . i . , . . . . , . d- i.-d little -ehnol gills. The fir*t i b y D u n c a n F l e t c l n r in t h e ( b i l l l l h i s . b u t t h e n t o l l K n o w h o w l i t t l e I l i l l l g s l e a d I n beaten by . .cv,.,.. ... ..... . . etiniv was eomiiiittcd in t ’alifoinia race for the United States Senate, t * 0" JIOwhere they have capital |intli-llYes, and w^’ll lu-t Park Trainm-.-I! i " aplR'Jirs th at the dam sel in ta ilin g her seat crossed nient. The ciiiiiiaal is now in jail, will leave Paul way behind in the h er knees as Women are Wont to do. A fe llo w student ol having hir incline lala n, reading race fo r governor. course ij/ was a liny, sat across the room wrapped in deep uih “ fun" mail, not much worried —----- '» ---|mediation. He observed the girl and her prottilv rounded ah, ut the hangman, while alieni-P We have been trying tr. ascertain |<n oes. h , h« t ,|,e vnuth da.-hed o f f a p o le lo the fa ir work over him. Mis crime wa.- cornmilled more than a month ago. by th6 recent weather conditions. It knt-LH. T h o littIt thou* upon tim ed u up in high anger and is’ surprising the conflicting opin- ] proclaimed she luul been insulted, and (he m a tte r eventually ions registered. Some sav it has reached the faculty.been fifty |>er cent reduced; Others An edict was immediately issued to tin- 4-ffovt that co­ fay none at all. ef|s j n the future must wear liloomers reaching to and eover- . ing the ton of the stockings. The effect is comparable to take "care,nofn buTglara." Four roh- an cruPtion by Vesuvius. The state was divided into 1 " " beries in o n e month made him mad. camps, one prai sing the faeultv for its common sense. t he He tmined a shotgun on a window other form ing its battle lines in preparation foi fig h t ill and fixed it i:.«t the opening, behalf o f "freedom of the knees." Kvcrvone has been Bo'n n m an w em lo\he mum j hr<U' Kfht ‘ »ie e o n tro v e rs y w hich w a ges on and in the clpal hospital wllli gun i>hot wnutuD m e a n tim q the edict still rem ain s in e ffe c t, in hi* \tz. Perhaps he will undergi U n d ou b tedly, tlie bloom eri m a n u fa ctn rers a rc ru bbing H double *.u:e. th e ir bands in m irth fu l glee. MVJuuj b ig g e r and b e tte r bloomers are worn, Indiana co-ds wilt wear them. But the Governor Murtin hus opened his rrratf.rinl eumpaign with an od- row seems to be much ado about nothing. If parents don’t drexH in Fort Pierre in wliicli he want their daughters hampered bv such ir rule, et them said, "Florida must have more place their offsprin g in another school where thev can wear ■ » ">■’>• 'i1" ’ ««"> «»• IN’ MICHIGAN where they ha vi­ no capital punishment. Adolph Hotelling, an elder in the church i f Owossn, murdered a little girl, i Three days after he was caught he was in Marquette prison to spend the rest of bis life at bard labor. Which is the better s>>tern? • -I A. L>. Lasker, who ran tile hip­ ping heard, once a young, fright­ fully energetic hnv, setting m I Inoutside office of Lord ami Thonum in Chicago, now even more t right­ fully energetic, sits in the in-ide office and owns the place. |le and his wife • have -Just given a million dollars to Chicago unity'rsity to study the "causes, nnture and prevention of degener­ ative diseases." prosper." We hope Governor Martin . will soon give Sanford a good talk. , W IT R IN ’100 years, tho average — Sanford Herald. Tim Governor life has increased from .’!t) i,> 03 expects to speak everywhere iti the 1years, but a man of f»0 has very next five months, and ns a cam­ C IIB IS T IA N SCIENCE MONITOIt little better cliance of life than a paigner he’s the state’s fleetest Political observers in Washington rtntcs. The South i.- t|1(-n hUui to 1man of that age 100 years ago. ami beat.—Orlando Sentinel. 1have recently been calling Atten­ In* tu i Ir * Hiidcllt*." I liin in incvi> ------- o------LASKER W IS E LY gives money “ Ghostmen" threatened Claren­ tion to the fact that Westerners tabic, considering tin- geographic will bold u majority of the chair­ to fiml out why it is that human dirtnbution of party control. When ce Saunders with " the most bru­ manships of the more important tal crime ever committed" if he committees in the Senate, fourteen the Democrats next come to con­ beings after 50 break down so quickly. did not leave fifty-five hundred will be hcai.cd by senators from the trol I lie House, the operation of the seniority ruly will deprive the I f tlie scientists will let him, dollar* under u certain railroad far West, nnd two by senators from pWest and the North of the chair­ Lasker should use some of hi* mon­ In the manships of practically every ma­ trestle. Saunders loaded his gun, central wesUrn states. ey investigating suggestions that nnd called a newspaper office. I f House it seems likely that thirteen jor committee. The Republican vic­ medical science would call "all non­ o f the twenty-two most important n few crack shots would leave a chairmen will he from west of the tory in 1920 was s , complete that sense." A ll nonsense is what the Democratic little evidence lying around on th* Mississippi. There is nothing un­ cnly. 20 cf J.'M doctors -called the theories of Pas­ ground after some of these threats, usual about >uch a perpflnderane r c |)rouen atIvo» cujru* fFinn hoctio n s teur, who taught them more limn other than the South, b uturally,' we believe it wvould have a most nf representation to a particular mor,t of the--choice minority com­ tjiey ever knew lie fore. wholesome effecj upotfr this crime section of the country. The sect ion mittee a* sigmmtHs went lo southgiyen such prominence may vary, cm representatives, who .a* rank­ A DISPATCH from Nicaragua wave. but the congressional . committee ing minority member.-, will bneonie -ays Sand inn, the rebel who killed J. 1L Benjamin is editor of the system is nut adapted lo the alloca­ chairmen when their pfirty cecurcs some « ' our marines, has been Palm Bench Independent—und he tion of chairmanship* by propor­ a maiori'.y. In the H7tli ('ungres*. .‘17 killed by a bomb from one of our h ones cf the bes*. in the state. He tional representation. Republican senutm:# and 172 Repub­ , • . Changes of the party which con­ lican representatives came from the planes. deserves all the good things that The Nicaragua rebels now know trol the House of Representatives rome to him, and tve ure glad-be West. A majority o f the Senate has ‘a’ Job similar to gathering or the Senate anil the operation.of committees nnd twelve of ninteen that they hove no more chance against United States flying ma­ blossom* o ff a century plant. Ben­ the seniority rule which determines major House committee* were v ? in rare cases, the member* chine* than a rabbit bas against jamin write* about two e*'’ £* ’ * r f headed by westerner-— a situation idltorlal a week. Joe Earnian, vtho who ai -• to be committee chair­ not a gn-nt deal d i'fem il from that cap’e . , own* ths Independent, writes any- men, make dlfferent*!ectl6n* o f the whicn will obtain iq the Seventieth That is satisfactory so far ns our ^wiicra from ten to fifty column* country seem at different times to Congress. Nicaragua figh t goer. n f editorial.— Daytona Morning have o special inflpence on legisla­ Tab.-yrrue, brother, . true! But tion. When the Democrats have a Life is to precious to )«. wasted The Joke i» on the dentist, how­ .Benjamin can aay in a line what majority in the .Senate most o f the In chnsiug happiness.upthan ever, when he-pulls a good ono bj it take* Carman u column to;ex- important committees arc' headed miBtake.-7-Sayunnab Nows. by Senators ■frqin the southern Eack1. prrss. v* AT DEMAND CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. '. r . i j Ralph W. Lossing: M gr— A u to ' > r '^ * * "« Laundry Washing, polishing, top dressing and greasing at popular price*. WORK Wc THE s o u t h ; PREMIER c o u n t T- f a i r G UAR AN TEED hail- till sizes gixid used tires and tubes on huiri. GIVE US A TRIAL. = Seminole Tire Shop And Filling Station Willard SPECIA DAYS TUESDAY FEB. 14—Chian’s Day, Garden Club Day, Lake County Day WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15—Fmers and Fruit Growers, Seminole County Day,5Iks’ Day. THURSDAY, FEB. 16—Gernor’s Day (Hon. John W. Martin, Florida’s Gernor, will be present). bRIDA’Y, FEB. 17—Fletcht Day, Halifax Country Day. Hon. Duncan U. [etcher, Guest of Honor. SATURDAY, FEB. 18^'hrists’ Day, North Volusia TJ&y, Putnam County I>. Hnltery Seriicv Firestone Tires Gulf Gns Vulcanizing 4119 W. 1st. Tel. HU3. restone FOR RENT FREE FlTURES In A solid two-hour show twice daily, ,'ront o f the new steel grandstand seating people. LOCH ARBOR Horse Racing ^Racing --Fireworks Johnny Judge Trio Clo Nelson & Nelson Act High School Hor *dth May Thompson Peejay Ringens, Lbot high diving act Five Fearless Flyers Ella Harris The RiiKpch Troupe Johnny J. Jones C^jfral of World Wonders E. W. BROWIfTtettiry-Manager. One 4 room, one 5 room and one G toom house. These houses sre modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 apartments partly ished. • room Turn You will have to see these to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER, FIVE DAYS I*. O. Box 339 Sundford, Fla. • Felf 4-18 INCLUSIVE p h on e 251 —* M m •Lift •. •hiH- » • . “. * 1 . .^ L IF iVSif ■* . 4,:" * . * ... tL f -%v* - Exem plifying the real''foundation unit this wonderful County o. Vulu:,ia. Beauty seekers are invited to cce and see what the breadwinners are doing in soil products— fruits, fleers, vegetables, canned gmub, ’ ivestock,. poultry— see what we are ring here in the dead o f winter. It will lie enlighteningf it will be ediKtonal; it will he soul-satisying— and a real exhibition staged in ji ltn collection o f buildings v set in grounds that have been highly-decond and laid out in walks/*"roads— all parked. Five highways lead ituil railroads make concessions in fares, as do the bus lines. Th ere \Vlbe horse and auto racing, a full :wo hours free show, jtnd the greatiohnny J. Jones Carnival. The >'rounds are amply .policed and plelloC safe places for auto parking This Fair is jis great as money andf aled management, can make it— and it is for you, citizens o f Florida d visitors to Florida. Your en­ tertainment will be our first eons Motion. W rity i s for reservation*. maps o f tlie route in. and we will tttl tad t-h the < best o f care o f you DcLnnil is ji gracittos hostess for (lie F air writ's,. Hauling-Crating-SJupping Side-Track Facilities Phone S9G 200 N, .Maple Avenue SECTIONAL INFLUENCES . m> T ic k e ts li Roadster..... M. E. Church Laney’s Architect a Knees No Longer Needed fff<ufrN For II £ Mother makes a quick, impatient] CHIGAGI , HtOWING with cxs- , answer; rant lirnat y I’ll |iiti it y. sob ing it* • Sleepy little eyes begin to ween. Some present day sage has ohservtd that we should lu> ra f rir ami qlu-r i-robknis more As .kneeling by her little bedside ; *ly tlmn careful about the small things because the big thing:; of life •nt • : :itall> mil offivtor. • sobbing, m\ • tiny »• t y . si-t an l-x unple Jo fjhe prays the blessed I/ird her will take, care o f themselves. Plant an acorn, give it proper h i . M i,f th- i-i.iir.t ;.. soul to keep. care and attention anti soon it will grow into a big tree. PrneA?al 1lit* iii ir i.tatf '» ' Iliinoi*. , ' tically every le g imiusti, toi.av had it;; beginning in a :■4a.•li,: SHU on KtnU h m \? coil nt v 5110 • - -- —- - ■ little shop. In the same wav unmipurtuul happenings in in ;i !' i t :! t > 1. ol !'*>r Iii ni moils. The ■ liguri-, Format f-art adi.iuih.-d example o f this, the liuhamipolts News points to the slay­ il 1V uiltW'il t >oblige J il lllll f ’ ll .mil ■liiliC * i». l!ifkt-t. piing o f an A u stra n archduke bv an obscure student in lul l. iig. vitizeo ak'ou's.k's- 221 East ] rst St. Opposite J*. O. C o rn e r S a n fo rd A V F: /.nil I } : / . S t . !I CHICAGO chief <>f police go ified that tliat more more than than half half his his men I, ified As they climb the little cottage date, nevertheless we object most strenuously to the injec- Wl’ri> engaged in bootlegging, t stairs, tion o f religion into politics and denounce the man who perSm,r''b “ '‘g.ouzed irimc will la s t a s l u n g ns si uvly organized Sleepy, childish treble enlling, Isists in attacking Smith because o f bis membership i 1Mamma, bootlegging, ai d i at prnliaiily will 'Catholic Church. In st a s l o n g n - p r o h i b i t i o n . W o n ' t y o u c o m e nnd hear me —O— i say my p ra y e rs "’ # Tir^tl 192G Dump . Truck .......... .MoTSUoyr^Sight, Jan.' 2.17“ p |!chn« Ing^notver-of the fn r- . 1925 Ford Touring . .... F . P . R VES Permanent W aves Trinity 192G Stake TWy. Truck 1925 Ford Coupe ......... • In Recital ntul: Imth ]ini iif . uro constdcrcit Fiitv | three wore I men as far as business is concern- | • ------------- W EAZEl.S I in r i t u n e Cars andTr Ol Saturday Jan 21st. and Monday Jan. i3rd. only. Introducing: ................................. f - .r that th e g lo r y o f th is , Republic and the lustre o f th e fla g and “ i,*|;c-n lor li "ride," Fuller and «d. so even die element o f nncci; the promise wlliiJl .lbtt~f4Jtuw-holds are locked UpwbTMll?“^7o«m '‘ T'umnr out at one idncoTi biiiity -wmgi m the positive side pm- j Zeus, and ne^i^finction-has been made, or can belm ade. ;t « i.^ lu s m r n lln r >>l hultilling Kl-nlk— li« u s * s n tjJ ., purliurnl tC, WlltlV religion tlie,V pi'ofo.SS," . k ou srs. it.— A I n n lu u n lt) C h r s l. A n d - Senator Heflin, in unrestrained wrath, cried out. U rn m n lic kidnnped i business for a lime, but the can- I l u i r v l-n llr r .....I n v o o f h U . . . J t a s _______ “it— I no UK11 rnllmi i G s - a i W t JlCwtj m e m o r y , th e deeds, the. a c h ie v e m e n ts o f the A m e r ic a n e it i- •Gaziando nt-nnotherr-nlt-ttend, * n r w fH i.' VERY SPECIAL 29 xJLIQ CortL.r» ^— Tires .... ... $5.50 Bicycle Tir ts... 1.25 R. D. Mann up and robbed rrnsonabie accuracy. j "Thera h . o' course u measure Ihtngs, said, No nj«m who is a Democrat m the finest sense Capone .... deg ' wagons. ! uf uncertainty ns to the nominees of the word would ever proscribe another man because of , o f the politiciil parties and the clS IT U THINGS cannot be d d -{ t:ct[olw will detract attention frbm that nun's religion. W hile I do not belong to the * •Vim" S o f Ci W Milk for Babler a m u t i u ' - j - | liict'y—I’^ llt llT '." “tlH" crated, " m u : itia t.u .o ’s r i i o f a i i i i I — .it c o ie im r ItS- 111 ,\« iir r tis -' ^ ^ iA C r "u lp r a k ^ irhio r7?.V.,.Im BICGERS D A IR Y FA RM Phono 3711 .Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Sutter MHk FACED WITH CONFIDENCE r ^f7*T.V'' :i 1r _ i t ... ' .j M'.,v i , f 4 m' , » -*• * * > 1 �I e * » jr/T F1F f ;,‘ f Eff|(ik*li>• » **•«•« wHiinrni'ftiiwntn .. " ’ •; ’ *■<■....... ........... •«• H4m *« £ g 4 t * i t r:r* -u » 4 (t .*n- . . (/ I) t]f* ........... ....... i k i m m I i i i i ............ --.. ?F6fm HERAf.lft, , * A T t m t Y TA N -nA R T 21, » t f 'A t ' 1 iV; i a ftA * vHfrtniitii tifittiJM *»•**» +•**? ; f '| . Mrs. Mallcm Hostess M r s . C h r i s 'M a t t h e w s At Deligrhtfut Part>r Entertains At BrMgre Delightful Event Of WcdnesdayAi tor noon T" Hostess ~ At AJ- fcidge|fc2yrSMU!,X T3-*:j Is THE MILANE SANFORQ ONENIGHT ONLY, FRDIAY JAN. 27 ^ Personals MONDAY VUtnt 5HUKST • * I •, h "iinitt h#, O llsytwrr* IHE THE STAR. M USICAL H IT OF THE ,(SHERATON, PECFECT' | AMERICANOPERETTA- I * WHA JlSIlNGOOTIi 'TSST | MUSIC TH AT TH KILLS— JNSIMKESt—CHEAT! * . Special Orchestra—Male Chorus of 6 0 j ’ |t were Nlr:-, Byron C. Williams and iDn’mld. M<,:nlie’-*i Mr.-. W. F. DunnMyers, Mrj . It. C. F. MareWlI, hnion, Mrs. O. II. Britton Johnson, Liams. Mrs. F. R. George Huff, Mrs, ^!rs. jj. A. AndcrG aim on, Mrs. C. E. Peurifoy, Mrs. ^lrs. I. E. Ealridge, fwman, Mrs. T. K. fry Jarvis, Mrs. H. Mrs. A. J. Wnl- Mi's. Elmci’ ‘L Tin11 Entertains At Bridge ( j ir is t ia n i'll--. Alexander Vaughan lias reyinlh & Palmetto Ave. tuhieil home after spending the Uil.I,. it; 1.1 A. M. past fortnight visiting her son nnd Ilefl.c'!n g tin ( I b ' I Wo i; hip and rommunion, 11 :<H>. daughter in law Mr. and Mrs; Guele y of tne liostess in S- ini'm, "Y e A ie the Null of aery Dotplney at Miami. |was the lovely bnd: v : ty given | the Fa:t'h.’’ ---------------------Thuivday aftcrnooii l<y 1 lop-i i nnMinii Ei.deuvop, 0:.T0 P. -M . Mr. and Mrs. A. R. i’ layt anD. Ball at'h er ijtiine ( Alugnolinj V.veiling Service. 7:50 1*. *4-■ nounee tin* birth of a son, on SntAvcnti". There were l) tables ' Noi aimi, " t ’onfession." |unlay January 14, ut the Fernablpiayers. A cordial welcome is given lo J.aughton Hospital. The baby lias Green und gold wen the pre­ all lo worship with us. been named David Richard. ferred color.; for th^ afternoon and were effectively c . Tied out BIBLE C H A L T A I RUA T E N T 1 Miss Agnes Sehlirssor arrived with howls of*calendula and ferns Park Ave & "ml. Nt. here Friday from Skngway, Alaska, Floral designed tallies were used and will spend the winter here with The last service will be held in in keeping scotyj fori fridge and her brother G. A. Schlosser at the nt tile conclusion of u|1 number of '*10 Bible Chautauqua Teal NunHotel Forrest Lake. progressions, it was IJ ind md that j 4".v '•"> -NUrli.t Jan. JJ, lb-H- j , BU*,‘ ----- th r first prrse,--«-be«»rfnI-cnnitrr w iB - U v a - t 'A ic a . ---Uml._T.ii Mrs. R. O, Hammond o f Tampa ~ jar, had been won iiy Jl,it Harry |} “ u,r Lih0.rt.,,'!B „ , Th.CA U,’Jli1'. V i ! arrived here Friday night and Is Ilcoren. For having belli next high­ be beautifully illustrated by the tho'gucst of her sister Mrs. A. W. est score, Mrs. G. 1rvii.g Loucks song, "How Betsy Made the Flag" Smith. won a hammered bbars 'lower bas­ w hich.w ill be acted out by the finger, Mrs. Don Luddington, a !NT L \ K E ket. The consolation pi c, u vuso Where women go into the valRed Croaa Nurse, and a Neuman, lando; Joseph M. went to Mrs. C. W. B-fli-r. and n soldier, rejiresetnting the ley of the shadow to bring forth fngton, D. C.; Mr. A t the tea hour the lostcss as­ Harmon, Portland, sisted by Mrs. E. D. JLliJey, Jlra. United States on »ea nnd land, j new souls. See “ Mothorhgad’’ ®t. j: Ifaq Dr, Scnrbo- A. IT. Stono nnd Mrt. | r. Whit- Tins is n program you cannot a f­ the Mil quo Jluuduy and Tuesday. ------ [C. Hanley, Portage, ner served delicious ri freshments ford to miss as it will be edu­ ( , -r 1 { cational « » well as enU’i-taining. • Mrs. Alexander Vaughan Jr., and , Cochran, Daytona consisting y f Jiieken ; !u king, ilir.'K l' AiiguBtine; sandwiches, hot rolls, oL.vs, railed Come early. t#4 get A'wobd seat. ho^ mother Mr*. A . O. Sawyer have rned home frmji Miami whore Briog your fryunejs. scats ritkr: \ofk, Jiwksonvllie; puts, apricot ice, dab squares, ley spent the pant two weeks. free. A ll welcome. , Jacksonville; II. white cake coffee# i caKe and coiiees K.*)iA. Macaulay, Evangelist. tcksonvillc; G. L.. — ----------- 1 ----I’ Those enjoying i f T* ’ lovely 1 "God's sweet miracle o f hirth. ita; Ed. K, Freeze, affair were: Mrs. G. Irvgg Loucks. Buds, then blossom is born to kd Mrs. L. K. Kueip Mrs. Harry Hcerea, M n . W. Tlie- CO NG R E GATIO NAL CHURCH earth.” See “ Jlothprhood" at Cor. Park Ave. S z 3rd. St. odoro Langley, Mrei William the Milunc Monday nnd Tuesday. Moore Scott, Mrs. A. ji. Stone, Rev. John Bernard Root, Minister. ILDEZ Church School; 0:45 A. M. Minneapolis, Minn, Mrs. John Meisdh." i n . John Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. ner, New York; W. \V. Mcisrh Jr., Mrs Calnti Tfuguo, Subjtct: ’ Tjie Son o f Amoz." Mrs. Alexander VaugLn, j|r). ivife, Knox, Indiana; Do your read tho Prpphets regul^nd wife, Michigan Cnuthcn Hutchison, .’frs. J. G. c r ly ? i f not, why not? Some nail, Mrs. C. W. Rakor.jMrs.; Por­ L_ Hobson, Jacksonwords o f prtqiheoy' stand out like luford, Tampa; Mr. ter Pitts, Mrs. It. R- i j o , Miss brad-lines o f u morning news­ Margaret Young, Mrs. r . L. Dum}V. * Flcenor, Lake paper. Paul says that spiritual A James'Oliver Curwood story thUiga/ «Ve‘ spirit upIW discerned v “ TU B OLD COBB*’ Dfcs '«ur modesty* roll 6s |hut Befflion.1 IT. J. Bdl, City; T. wo ar»^ not spiritual enough to ; ‘•Uiny‘ ’ West *’ understand these .prophetic por­ }P «: K. T. Simons, ’ Romance, Pain, Traiiv ih<•’* *»*rr4»* j / !y, Suf- tion* of the Bible? F. W. Jackson, Under tho We^rinesr, J L ¥-♦HrY’V" - t Bp1 -. . ........... ..... .n Jf'-iininil iO etcnn l glory things mo becoming . now?- The P*i 1 • M. Thompson ... • "SCHOOL DAZE' .B. M. Braddy, hfod.” Sec "Mothcrhu q- ay the p j y 0 is not being lost; it is rathi» N. h’. M Bane Monday and Tue (Ly, or Uiing found, and such light a* ■m m s m m m w •—* , ---f ir s p c h u ic h A rriv a l 1 PRINCESS TODAY ip m m Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling Station Mail orders now: $cnts on Sale Monday. Prices: $1.00 $1.50, $2.00. $2,50, $3.00 Plus Tax . i W . ‘i a ‘> Eat — ’ ' . •’ ■ Dance. AT * •• ui ' HOTEL FOREST LAKE SANFORD, FLA. 3ATURDAY DINNER DANCE • \\»■ tv 8 P. M. $ 1 .5 0 We Are Also Offering: A u »«• SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER A t ,?1.50 Music 1 P. M. To 8 P, M. \wmamm>ii— — irai — ■1— ■■ i— —■■■■■ — ■m rm ~~m— 11w■» mi tm+tmm immmxmm 'Ji'di is Said: fv'*. F L O R ID A THE PUBLIC SCHOOL '<K J m ■'I r. Cordially j aura. Ghuluoln is the gem of Florida’s ’ beauttfal' lake aection, "Where L iv­ ing's b Pleasure, Both Winter,, and Summer." ' ■? Special #5.00 Permanent Wave . N O T I C E ___ -__ vJ. A. Harrett is not and hus nut been connected wilh Cleaners for the past 30 days. The hns non Your children and their schoolingr’ ! will he well provided for ut th* County School, which taken the i f: 1-1K pupil through the J u n i o r Y e a r ” d f’'1! iM sr. High School, while at Winter Park, Orlando, Sanford and DeLand, V t* f In a radius o f forty-four miles or Ui u_ )e*a. arc. aaveral institutions o f ‘ er learning. 30!) I'urk Ave. Shop I*hone 193 b /I ,, Hume sites and farm oitea'waiting i "brtw to welcome you. ..Pure'water, hard surfaced streets, h lecjric. ligh ts. li” Prices very reasonable; terms to suit. purctumer. 1*• > ’’ * ***?• *•! Colonial See Your City From The A i r . Write for free booklet snd further1 I : . *■ t -*r*7! ’* '-A HiUI Ipfuamationn^b .t b^t r , Lieut. Scott, who has hgd 15 years flying experience will kIvc ■ Sunday, 2:30 P. M. •- '_T • f v t i f ’ f l '’’ " ,l’d: J>»y *•v ,r 'Ti' ' 5fTu' t kl.*L -■ .■ ( . . ‘ i . ' i v > ..ii- - m u j >. v;?. * -t'*' • J>■•♦** " *m 1 ** USE THE COUPON I Aerial Exhibition’ ‘" " 1 "" j! \V. Hoffman. Vice-President, |§2 CHULUOTA COMPANY^ V . ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA. ,t i Without obligation, please send me the Chuluota booklei. Nsme . Sanford Flying Field wdll carf.v pits.sengers for papal ’| A Bevy of 4 0 Beautiful Gorgeous Girls IfiOI W. First Ut. > T , SINGING CO.MPANy 7)F 150 ARTISTS . Then! For Sale I I* oiil P *1 Singinff. Company of1-1 150 v(. - I* Chorus of 60 The First National Bank It 1 * 'ODAY At rriu* Churches PACB-TimPB >U r:pr- ‘ j\ r never. had is chiuing more and more unto a perfect day. ^Christian Endeavor, 0:d0 P. M. EvcnhiK Service, 7:JO P. M. 'Ihcme: “ Religious Experience.” Mr>. A. E. Mnllem entertained Among the many delightful aocihnne 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA-IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. \ promirient educator has said niost^ delightfully Thursday inl affairs o f tile.week one of the thiiU . hc- t u.-u-kraal. Luu.U-grounds • rt::-*neanhr. -qiarty fdVPlie^r irr.v tPift ef-Vridayvnftcr'tTT'hellgloh-imrnr-jreneratton will at her home r ^ h i i d r o n ’ r r - ' l ^ r t ^ / ^ ^ T____ f p _______ . C n ____ l n n____ T r ^ r c on Enst First noon when Mrs. Christ Matthews Street. The rooms were nt- entertained nt bridgo nt her home trnctivcly iTecorated with bnskets on Elm Avfcnue. The guests inWhat 'constitutes a Personal Re­ and bowls of calendulas, Vwect rliiiled the members of the LoltaRcflectlns the artistic taste of ligious Experience? Is it ii drenm? pens and ferns. There were four phun Bridge Club. the In*.less in every detail was the Is It a » friendship ? Is it un nc- tables of players. One o f the prctticsi of tho chi)* In idirb party Riven Friday evening coinpllshmcnt? The Now Tea tat Asters, skect peas, nod’ other Scores for the intcrestipg games _ jL____ lijren’s parties Riven i sen ■:< hy Mrs. Calvin Teatrne at/her ut- ment marks' nn advance upon the o f bridge were kept on ‘ floral de­ early spring flowcgs were used was tho birthday p»r • ,i Wed; 1nictlvc home:.<m M agnolia‘ Ave­ lellRlows exj'orieneo of Old Testa­ [D A Y signed tallies and at the comtlus- Abundantly about the rooms whore Hotel Forrest of sday afternoon Xor Jointly nivl nue, when rhb ertterinilied the mem­ ment times because the religious ioa of tlu’ stated‘ number o f pro­ the Kinoes were jibyod.' The .'loll Stewart nt t. v 11ome iin bers lit* hew even inf: Bridge club. i Kperiencd o f ' the lew- becomes gressions, the prize for top score, tallies were in keeping with the V I. ». Hour at 10 o’- Ifarl; Avenue. Piijk an g-reon were sJMlvcr hacked filled with golden tlty iwrsonnl property of tho an amber pyrnlin dresser tray was color scheme and wore done in the H'o dainty color.- u:ci i this afry. awarded jirs. Ernest Moltmr. Mrs. various card symbols. calendulas and ferns were nrrntig- many. >r» tiiir arid were i can : • mit with G. ('. Fallows who held lowest acore )A Y . • vd with-plensing effect about thw When the games hud boon com­ wjheet ntds4C0mbit)cd .ntrr osparn r '••ns where the card tables were as given the consolation prize. For FIRST IIA P T IS T CHURCH 1 ami sofcinl pleted, scores were compared nnd jfiis ferns..Tip:.* youu lie.-Veisc; yjircnj for . play. V'he colors of PrcachiriR service at 11:00 A. having scored the most points n- the prize for highest score a set Truth ^eiikers ■•yore .tintaty frock.: a pale*:; rpen :rrrn and Raid were further oc- M. and 7:.’!0 F. M. by Dr. Eouis mong the Fan tun players, Mrs. of eight sulml plates wn* nwnrded plioiiisl Churrn (W ^etto cnibroiilercd i the pastel Fred Smith received n box of powd­ ceutunti d with the bridge nceefso- Entzminger. S00 o’clock with Mrs. NE Minnrik. Refreshments o f lints with flu ffy tullr aoy#.. on the ries, and after the fifth proRivsat the home p f Special music by the choir, Mrs. er. thouh)erfl. At a late hour the tables wore strawberries toppqd wit It, whipped :-:ion had been played, scores w ny A. M. Philips, Director; Miss Mat; |ey on Celery Tho ^ chill iv n. or >yeil cleared and laid with hand mado cream, cakes and coffee were ser­ nmtiy ■„dded and the prize for top rcorc. enret Davis, Orgahist. lowing will lie covers ami refreshments of sand­ ved. names, one o f which the dons box o i.s ta tfm e ry -with a quill Sunday School service at J*MO E. Camp, Mrs. The bridge players were Mrs. wiches. congealed fruit s:\lud, cakes In y party for wide A. A. M., Jno. D. Jinkius. Su’pt. pen [n . W. A. ItnyBoeebrr Kent and Mrs. Georgu alul hot chocolate were served by' 1 > iw .fo r ths Kiri.; Won h y ' I'Lltninn. For linvin;, scored the Depdrlment Supts., F. E. GatSuiros, Mrs. John the hic'tcpa assisted,by Juir daugh­ Dolive o f Winter Park; Nlrs. J. Kx [Ties ijickson anti Elizabeth Cameron, The Itnoln »no:u nnhi iini'ng 'the ipcii, Sain ;..diel, J’rof. IL—t’^_Cuopca,-Mrs. went to l.ois Me Cror irdlyTMcTi- It. DiRhl. ii received n cigarette H. Gntchel, Mrs. I,. N'. l l anseil. ter Misi .Madeline Mallejn. Cotirirr, Mrs. (Clifford Walker, f rs. ‘ -> Mrs. Jnne'Sinitn and Mrs it. WT : ill';. Mullein’s guests were-Mrs. Mrs W alter Hack, Mrg.J tU M i Pit*. tho rresbytor- ry raptured tlie pi e for, th ’ holder. •T.JI-WimnsT»,Mw: rtl. *C?*’7tiitiwS?‘ nk, Mrs. Heyward Walker and w 11ij i*JJicLhi^k .1 ..... A t~-rbi-~rr'irtii-~io'i uf ttin RarntT-.1j liitw tw t ~ JfM’r I.iv Yiil|hi*. T re ' *wa i a tlu- guests, repaired t.f the Com.- i A special musical number will Mrs. Mary. Schasl, M#s. Henry Mrs. Frank W. Talbott. pAuxilinry will guessing contest for i u. Riowmips try Club where -a delicious four bo a violin solo by Miss Paulino Richter, Mrs. Frank Mciseli, Mrs. Fred .Smith, Mrs. Julia Ludwig, ho! put uourse supper was served. T h e ' 1 "ok. lip at 3:50 o'clock and thy |>rire a "t “A vigorous, healthy baby is Mrs. William Ludwig, Mrs. Rose hold era Was ■wnn by rs: Ceon'e table was daintily appointed and R* ^ ■ F- U*t Junior, Senior nffd worth a complete ehange in your 1>-will meet nt ■' Broekhnhn nn-l the i nby piire hnd'ns it eelilrn rdecoration a nil- Intermediate Unions meet , at Hilliaul. Mrs. ill E. Tukncb, Mrs. mode of living." See "Motherie of Mrs. Leslie a dainty guest towel \vi Riven u*r vn.te filled Wltb calendula: 0:15 r. M. Fay Isissing, General Ernest Molnar, Mrs. J. J. Mauser, Mrs. Frank Peteri, Mrs. John hod’’ at the Milnnc Monday and KMl. Mrs. C’. llc;cIt. ayhilc two g-naller vpses holding Director. f . Tuesday. i have smoker Visitors arc cordially Invited to Pezold, Mrs. Paul Pezold, Miss A fur. the tnuies, tiie little tliese same lovely bltijffionis wore Ida Kamnieri Mtss. Arnhka Tnkat 7:30' ‘o'clock Ftiosts w ere■invited i to thp din plaecil at either end. all o f these services. Alter­ Judge Wallace Wright left Fri­ nch, Miss Irene Ilrnndt and Miss parish House on ... ... . in # -room were a" be.u iTiil birth nating with* flowers . were silday morning on business for Tal­ Madeline Mallem. Sl)iniuX4.VW.,<(tiy line! been a in ., d. Th PR E S B YTE R IA N CHURCH vet- candlesticks holding lighted lahassee and Qtjincy. HI imvf uiimi IIj . yollmv enthedinl candles, Sil-j Dr. H .E .* ‘Douglass o f Kentucky wUl have nnnuU «\in* » * 1» ’ *"* •“ 1' CAMP FIRE GIRLS * ■ ■*■■■» at. the 1MHMt 1 out in at ream l i f .ling grace- 1 v or io.iipi.tea holding*- green , will preach at the morning, Jiour -t h,i<V,H.L1/T. ,♦---- W*-V* Tim Wasalandeau- Group iiotatkhxl VtlWiTyffi** ^ a ID.-Ih o ' .nci<pHl -JotA to the |■■ml’ ’ yelldiV- ■•-■1>o » I m«iii» wew^Snrrtfar.- DP, Dougf^ti . baa for", tlntt’ Aa tfor.tesje:b ! eonnrra 'b f dlus A lovely f phicbd at Interval^ about the table, n,nny years been recognized as one) ifntnji Fire Girls met Wednesday E8I> \Y . [ iT.i'Uct fillu l with h -',’I •;* peas lied] The plate j of the guests were o f the leading, oiinisttry and afternoon at the home o f Mary lioral Society will 'vft*Ca butliVfly bev pink tulli miirkfil with quaint tallies in keep* preachers o f tho Presbyterian Frances Andrews on 'Magnolia 1 ..viibb h ie' forini'd me the center piet p op . Four tall ng with the color na/tif. Favors of Church ia the SouUi. He is a. Aveuue. TJie meeting came to or­ [j.c , ■lormid ,|>ilik lapels plac. ti ati.ither siii • lovely mjf uj itu^e spring, bonnets forceful speaker. The Pastor will der with the reciting o f the Camp wire ]daced at each place. -After preach al the night service. Fire Law and after business was {o f the Fir.’ t Uap- o f Ihe contrul dccoraj onti cast a -upper dancing .was enjoyed until Fmeet at’ 7 :J0 <>'- soft g]6w over the pf ;t y scone The services for the day are as attended to, a hike was planned a late hour. for Saturday and it was decided follows: le or Mrs. R.' T The large birthday c ihea were Those enjoying tbi lovely affair frested in white uni. i inbossod to go to Lnke Mary. The Wasnlnni It Second Street. 'J:t5 A. M. Sunday School. deau Group feels honored in hav­ 11 A. M. Morning Worship. lent of the Wo- with pn.til linte?1 vv.ct lie s . One were Mr. and Mr.:. Samuel It. DigbKen Mnynnrd p.olj iihort le.i-i-, w;;!1 1*>PP«d with ei die handles fpr ton, Mr. and Mrs. Janim A. Pitt0:110 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ing Miss Anderson, a graduate iri :uan, Mr, and Mr-. John Meiseh Jr., nurse of Battle Crock College the lowed bv bridgt Hero thy, while Neil’s cake held 7 :S0 P. M. Evening Worship. "GU N GOSPEL” largest of ils kind ia the world, Its at oMoJ. tinV eandl’-i. I3neS guest was .\lr. and Mrs. Charles l ’owell Jr., The Session will meet at the* collegians Club, i lo m j h given a favor of pink and gscer .Mrs. Rutherford Douglas of.H en ­ Core of morning and evening ser- with thorn on their hike Saturday. derson Ky., Mr. and M>s. D iia!il P. "R U N N IN G W ILD ” She will also be at the next meet­ Wight, Mrs. W. and : Iso .i( bu«ke| of •candies ' ice ; for the reception of meming and teach bandaging nnd other sportllghl ly and Mrs. Fraiu , Pillk a,,(1 Rrcen'lco ore at aii.l in- rn'itnniond, add --Mr. and Mrs. ■1era. i dividual i-idfs i iornctl with rweet Teague, things that Camp Fire Girls ‘ I’ F N D A M B N TA L l FO O TBALL’ should know. pear, xven ci i ved late i th a lii rIESDAY noon. Those present at the meeting Loucks will on•were; Miss (Binlyre Slcmper. guar­ 11;oj li.i|bera of the A fler- ■ Thoz i' invit* | f 1) dian, Paulino I’rmvhjrd, Lot: iso lmi>pv acen^iun \vi chi'.riu•h tl |cate ltri.lge Club '•MOTIlERHOOn" Winstead, Murjmie Bonis ki, Mary it:g young ho'-t” n \\\ .We­ . ’ # FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Jen-y W. Curler of Juno Preston, M.ueudel SeiveAn interesting nnd clever dcliaCr> r.\, \*uch Dorothy t ll i \ « ) !!'ie MHscli Jr., will \V, p. liulirhuin, Pastor. Tallahassee ariivcd hero Friday king. Elizabeth Motlivin, Dorothy I oi.Liou of life’s greatest prob­ u*n r, 1.11".* jmeiuber - of thy \ ouch. S.imlay ichool, ti:J0 a. in., K. m*d are ih" guests t.f Mr and Mrs. Murslinll. Helen Colbert, Anna I lem. both F’aiucron,' .-■th 1 . Wilt” !!l” Irreoa L’ :;il . i i Wmi \\ . Warner at the !l” 'ol Vnl-1 Marie Cuucli, Man Frances An- I None under IS will lie admitted i M.iry W iggio -. ' ; hitjv 'i /•Ifurd \V. Ware, -iipei in'.eiidcnt. it miPreaching. II a. in.; lanuon. i.cz. Mr. Cuitcr is ataU- liutcl com- pdrews, and Betty Me Kinnun. Tlie J added ! '/An <'m-n, f tn Kllliiel '*(,i-;!!!*■ i)i-e’s Sob.” lilissiolier. j,n*'.l meeting will be held u t, the j Comedy and ne T ’ Jirru’t. ,im ■ r.i :i. Gre:rr rente a Fpwo: 111 Louiiues, (R.’irt a. in. t homu of Elizabeth Metlivin. ' Cu Ire-11 Milano News tn by Ci: ' ’l,/1n, Mniri - n, p. :n •MOTHERHOOD" a drama pre;u lung ■/•r\ ico t.. i Court at, r/ity o' Waii":i White. R i Pi e.-,'I.ciMtt What every man should l.nov ! * J__ sermon, "Enemies of ( liartp,. fear that surrnund* maternity! Mil r, mid, Rul y hnii ;i. Cl.line kb of wh. ii Mi tor.” Milnllo Nee "M otheiimod" at the Milano 3™"" j Nee "Motberlmnd” at the he. t.. i’ I V t hair’ i it* Dio I .Monday anil Tuesday. >| Wednesday, ] ,>tvtlrey and Tuesday. I v, Y ‘ i 11,' I R . t , i’i imp I I’ i.,yer meeting, Tr. m C i .j a o'*. .•) |i. m. . (. i. I '' "I'cii I: H.i '. r.l i i . i n [iLSPAY I Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Pi.-1! of r ___j m; i i ' Thc many frier,us ,-f Mrs. Frodtjnirtmeiit of the Meant Kiseo, N, Y. arrived hoi” nul.V I RONS CHURCH I * ; 1! i Willi-tn f ■f j I* r, i 1 erit k H’. Bender will regret to learn will have fourth 1't•’ -t i ‘ th” ■r, <’( i Tl. id Sun.lay after Epiphany. that she is ill at the Fernuld-I.nu- Thursday to : pond some lisno with "The Bunk of Service" to H o’clock. Re. their son and daughter, .Mo. and ! i'.. Ro\ it. i I, .la n !li 1r. ( ’<■lebi ill i■,11 of llol "iimiuiiion gluon Hospital. mn.!> f"i' In id' •• Mr>, A. R. Platt at linn In,mo on I . M ’i V , I. T . i ; ; 1 A. M. II 1 v. i'l b: » . Magnolia Avenue. ii.■ Lie \'i . ■r, I ll> A i iiuti li N. !nii I, l.i A. M. Man’s great duty is lo rear a ; V cuiju: I'li.yoi and Ncinn.u 11: It :r Lm V ...,: .» • great fam ily!! Nee “ Motherhood” ! Mr. and Mrs. W. S. leak are lR M .lt CIRi I i: E> eiiing Prayer and Nerimm, 5:0(1 ! a .al i . ul the Milling Monday and Tueu- spending the week end nt Juek.-oii,10.11 1 r. M. A -i ■t lug M i . U vi IIf. lay. TH A T PRACTICE meeting of the V'jntig Pi oplo’a Nn uce league, l 1 .Circle vv^a hold in i,nJt rtaiu’. ag t:: jt 11 *1pT Jllip/\v ', . 0 I1 .. M. ii . re Ml. 1 Cl MAKES PERFECT. |) : Ml . I t lie home W lifii Rav.i’i. t ’ ihe p i.a cli'r at the eleven Luke Tlumipson Jr! returned \f> II. I ltd Jen, Ji Jarv’ s on Oak Mr ( Beck Mis 1le Brock o cluck .service will be the Rt. Rev. ■Nanford Wednesday after spendirR c. V. Marshall, Lahn JI1.1. iiovsi'liai *’ h i '.'di.- ( Cameron Mann, D. D. Bishop of the past few months al Binningcircle, presided Miflm rI ! lioreM* of Soutli !• lorUhi.' hum, Ala. # , PRACTICE YOUR 1 Row Boat ami Trailer m i sc-"ion. when « ’arrie \\ hit” , Mi \ Jut 'I ho Reetor will ho in attend- ' I 'l l . \rihm Mas. was c;i" i :i 1 ^uL good condition. RANKING IN THIS k*l Dtr/iMj ]• y j ,1100 on the Aanm.1 ( invention o f Mrs. \V. II. Williams nnd Aliss [I .Tf r- :.il :i : ’rq ’ . 1J v 1 ^. |j "j,*, ; , 11lie !».... e-o and 1here 'till bo no Nell William3 spent Thtirmlay nlM PRACTICAL F IN A N ­ nftf r w Ii Mi i a. Bibb t lahh on Wodi.* day even- Friday at Wildwood ns the guests Jpotato rabid, nl'of Mi?s Janet McFarland. C IA L INSTITUTION i III '• [ VI \al \dar r W $ i.5 o an Street w-m,e( m i. 1' I ' ' ■’ "P* «; •a-;w-fn:.-- -i long ride 12.50^ -1)10^1 fujl tji see • the dead stick fend­ ing, air stuntit'nhd wing’ walking. We are usin^ the "Famous Alexander Eaglcrock" nnd State j mi •-» , -' .MO.'OJ j ___ _________ ■ a i.ift'Mi ,-U .V ’ . w i ■i U �1• * ' I \ f ---------------------------------------------- ■— ■M M ■ —■ :-------------- U p V ,. •J)!; m i I *$<»>; I> mm /■ ( • *•* at , , » ■m oT PAGE FOUR .7'.. * T f:f y ji/ v L K A t r»’ / n -n V • » * *V - .1 ' > P fi) J/.i l T| ' i ' i > V r H *••** ** * * t*fc , *!0U *' A *•■**-• A , - * •* ’ < *u« t ' SANFORR.iE».Oyij?7U S A flU K IM V J ^ A W I l , “ » * • « « I 1 « M H #* At 11 H t J I H I H . %1 M i l i l f t I llilPIHM W* 1* *«• t * « -k. -" f j ,n 5 -\ E m ergen cy R u bber S u p p ly Is W h a t E dison H opes To G ive U n ited S ta tes Soon FO R T M YERS, Fla.. Jnn. 21— ( I N S ) — Thomas A. Ellison's, e\TxpcrjmrrTf’r-tir'th u muruv- -] Jufojlee Singers To ; — Return MondayNighfif *i With the presentation of "M y Maryland", the Dorothy Donnclly- . " | ■ •I in n rl'ii n C. W . Nash Distributes Three-Q uarters o f a M m w u D oii^io . A m oa g E m ployes for- Christmas — • nesdny. Tl1« « Mr. ami Mn Haute ltd •uni Mi . buig K jjr j their win! r LAKE M ARY Mia. Laura Brown o f Salisbury, H, Mondey f,rtr^l -1nJ -IUimbe rg—o jrrrrttu- baaed Mpssn is-thr* gurat of-M rer Hnttio bn the i tory o f Burbara FcictcWei Phillips for the winter. Halt* micMe’ vl and hir patriotic net in 'lh o daja Mr, and Mrs, A. F. Kemp bad as Hie rim-? .J o f ' the Uivjl War, tho Messrs. their guests recently, Mrs. Kemp’ s 111- Mil.,", I■ mShubert bhve given to tho music • mother,* MTS. 01l:t RPhttcY o f Tin "an dmetgcncy supply , be mcrgoncy rubber supply” • .*•■?*- — and dramatic entertainment lovers )Htkn A‘i Y d i ’ M B B S ie jm a t said In im, Interview n* li-G wintor From Twelve To Fifteen Gov­ of America another worthwhile i M i’ 8 chrystat Kemp, .of Tampa A id estate here. He emphuniied that he ernments Are Reported To production one of the latMt o f lll0 pasl Week“ With their is qafp 'jpjf op, Jjjx experiments to K? He Functioning At Present their offerings o f a ser es in this b^ thc,. d wWc Jir.'and Mrs. A. perfect commercial production of .1i-M♦krt.ffj.J field which began with "M aytim e” ,, rubbnr In thin country. W ASH ING TO N Jon. 21— (IN S ) and hns included “ Blossom Tim e" ,v . " a,c b ia ' , ’ ' Mr* and Mr*. Feud Bailey hnve “ T h eUnited States would be par*: - - ( ’ hinn, on the surface at least, in and “ The Student Prince” . “ My D ia m o n d s 11H their guests, Mr, ami Mrs. alyacu in time of war without .-til] 'apparently breaking up into Maryland" opens an engagement ,, 'i!.! , divisions, •• :;_i__ al-1 at the Milano for one night, Fri- k* '*• Hournian and Mrs. Scnrl of n rubber supply o f its own", E*.li. Kdi- ever smaller political * . . . . . . __ ' ....... L ' „ 1 L . H .I I I * ____ Ou.vdhoga Falls, O., Kand l)r. rGoss Bonj aai£ "W a r* arc always prob­ though apart from political and day. January 27. lematical nnd we can 'never tell military control the Chinese remain, to feel Urltuulo who expects to remain Mr. Romberg Is said about them. Every now and then indissoluldv united botii racially proud of the score of “ My Mnry hue until spring. n nt?w one breaks out somewhere nmj economically. Late advices I jan(i/» nn,j Well lie should, fo r it Rev. and Mrs. It. J. Divan of or other and we can never till from the Fur Enstoruvountry show Is musician)}* at every point. He 1Mangel I, Alaska arc the guests of whan qno will heml our w ay." that there are now front 12 to IS hns shown his adeptness in wield- Mr, and Mrs. F«*d Balky. Rev. “ (n case o f war, however, the "governments," of which ten ing original creations and tunes Divan will speak .\t the momlnft United States "would V<o piftctl- nmke n pretense of being inde­ of “ Dixie" o f 1801 Wnr days. As service at the Community Church is a pt7»(rs cally unable to move with its rub­ pendent. Grippe |] a composer of march numbers, nnd a g a iiijn the cveiling. The ber! supply cut o ff." Most prominent among the in­ Mr. Itohbcrg is", in the Sousa evening service will be • - ’ riaHy Uilitms Fever -T h e , .transportation o f food arid dependent "governments" is thdt class or higher. He provided some mUru. ing to > l,lll,K pv<\„e. ' « j j oo8]n cash Was distributed bv C. W. Nash, President of the Nash Motors Company, ali mg employes Christ11 kil'* lb. icii dep men depend largely on rubber since o f Chang Tso’-lin is Peking. Mar- stirring tunes for .‘ ‘The Student the Lmlies Aid hocicty^of-PH -1 ‘,uas E\c. Thla was the largest Christmas distribution ever nude by Nash Motors. No cm loyc was overlooked. the' motor truck has taken_the ahat -Chang holds s w a y -o v e r the Prince" nnd, so far ns populnr ap­ Community Church will ni&tt -r—leaq -in tTnnKpnrtptIon~ih tune nT greater part of the ancient em­ peal is concerned, lie has ex­ Wednesday, Jnn. 25, at the home war. I f our .rubber supply was cut pire of Ghengis Khan, including celled them in “ My Mnrylnml." af Mrs. Elmer Hyotlnlne. (.next v'ear it will be a senior high longing t o ’ME Walter Kuhdtdl " f i dvleetable-dilt dinners, had for o ff, which it very probably would the Three Eastern Provinces of In the operaetta which is about i i i i i t i i fiesta ■ i v . i i a Saturday * veven*in * 11In lr dinner The Crystal Labe Social Club .-.pool. »f * ' - CineinmP.i and Winter Park. bo where wputd tho United States Manchuria ns well as the provinces to open here, it is the galloping, held its wcckjy meeting nt the hoOn g'Hdny the Oviedo ‘ gir'.i Dr. Walhcr' oii, pastor of the j big Dtr. i.ic f instein and , family manufacturer, uses one million of Chihli nnd Shantung. His hold fect-provoking, lusty "Your Lund tel on Tuesday,.' , ' plnye.*. ,'oiir games ' with I yman Methodist (hiui')i dt’ Ov edo, b-r* A dolijfht h courtesy waft givpounds o f rubber each month, just on Kinugsu and Honan provinces nnd My Land" number which (been iuvitnl to |,tnV‘ tlie afuriioon !( n Mine III ineltl one evening I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur True .and ,-j, is „ „ tile local rourt. figure the entire consumption in Mgs been, none too certain and at brings down the hoy sc whenever two young sons of „ , . , c Amcsbury. d lightful card pmty was service at the eoniimiiiity church las*. wee!; w iii the members o f the this country." this timo is threatened from the it is choir o f thg Jr ptsil church o f W in -1; here -kuivai v 2h r.t ':"d o'ch 'k. , „ ! R.i " addition, lhct;« ls , Mass., spent several days l;r i 'given Friday evening, m. in- *k ' Ruljhor i. ('■awing in the United West nnd the south. nn attractive live - duel, The v.eek wtih Mr. True’s brothcr'nnd i all A large nur.dnr tron here at­ ter Park, p :f nted her with.a t^n< and Back Hot* I bv the geiStatcti ^eyi^d /Ah cxpeif neivtul line nsVt* slhrhn^okqA f^ Moderates Strong Same Silver Moon, nnd several wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert excellent quartets (pinrtels nmi nnd * ' ‘ They.Jnro AUW m wuaW ^by'^W hrM f^ leiafloo ,j n i r r w rstage, but needs further t!evi*l^*j>Next in nppiiivnt strength is tho excellent * ing with the muds ment, Edison said. California is Moderate Nat ionalist ^ovemmerj^ M ist wgbnrmlng^W-'filshiofr- J \1|t< Herbert Jewett d r ItmV-V K;1< inU Nhtikih'g, fhg,; vC'Hich’ ts fi-3 )jy Cfcm gfVd Davor about-them. A dmmitfie I (.U.t Mass., who were guests or Mr. Kai-shek and members of Dr. Sun nomber concerning "John Barley- Ull(1 Mrs. william True, •ifford ami Colliiut •“ -1 -"—11 efr is ---used1 with admirable wcre'eallln; n Airs .Green Thar-irtorre. "The Gauyulo plant, while a Yat-sen’s family except Mrs. Suni corn • i t ami co.'.if'iitit! i , , , ... . otijoyahl;- entertainments were hotel managemei.t. First rriienativjhdf Mdxico, has been highly who is bitterly opposed to the poli­ fec . Musically My Maryland »•'* g lVen in their honor. u , a w a r d e d to Mrs. Abide Mo, Airs. K. L. Ity.ir .**••! Air. Ver­ lily al term® They report h<*r ns cultivated by experts to yield from cies of the Moderates. Although I t Is Wise to{ non HI iio i., who is tin house guest com ah Ksing'rom her long illness „ ’ ’ .il , t'Ca Ur. and Mrs. O. J. Miller an risen nnd Cnrl Wliittemoiv. the *'*l ."Ve t li u*i a part o f each one tb'two percent more rubber la­ this group's dominion over tho pro­ ot' Aij*. and Mrs .Brown left Wedon the Kii i < lf(iiy opt r( .it. m ia%" , l ounee the niurriage of thi i, ons •latiuis ven t to M rs Ralph iaj i. . , .. , tex in .California than in its native vinces of Anhwei, Iiupch, Che­ conui along during the past half t. in.-dav ...... |daughter, Theodora I.muse to] Longer and George E. ( rosby. ., . . 1 r a \isir io Daytona ATC I1vourhi ' Mr. and Jd ;. Edri-; o f Winter Mexican haunts," Edison said. kiang, Hwnun, Kiungsi, Fukien and dor.en years. and grip* Ts| Itmmns Ileum Johnson of Nadi The townspeople are greatly l ' Ik- away for an indefinite Park vveu* Rests o f Mr. ami Mrs. slow up. tmpuuia: "Thfa variety o f American grown Kwangsi is' not so strong as that . But the music not **H that vi||c< 'iVnn., at Del.nnd on No- ;>ha-< d , tl’.at the Otunge and amt t* V,1" ‘ hiljiiv. Mi*, asid .Mrs. Collins o f Oviedo 1Bulloek !su rubhbr i i good and I have just re­ of Chang Tso-lin over the territory there is to this operetta. Miss ] vomher 27. 1H27. Mr. nnd Mrs. itl.u k Hotel has been opene! un­ blood and arcapt tuul ceived from Mr. Firestone a set o f he holds, it represents a more im­ Donnelly’s la.oks and lyrics pos- ,|()h„H,)n U ft recently for Winter til i m w management of Mr. and were cabin*, on Mr. and Mrs.Hoyt , Mr. andil IF. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. nrliy with liratlidaI Morgan Sunday aflernooti. |W healey afii Mr. and Mr.s.Philli): oltcn- nanvmg lotlia| tirca, 'fW my pot 101-1 model ford, portant spread of terrilTty. Ile- sess a quality and entertainment p,.lk where they will make tlr.-ir Alls. Allen Stewart, formerl} in Mrs. ( lias, t ldriilgi ldridgt- Jr., and Smith ntotprl to Mt. I’lynmtith warning is M untyci bc which’were manufactured from it. control of Kwangtung- province, in- value not usually met with. The ( juillu. barge of a large *countr\ ‘‘!u'> ■Jn1 little sen win- gVii"t< of Mr. and Sunday anj cut the day. Doan's aiturda I am now going to give it a wear­ ccntly the Nanking group wrested story-unfolded in "M y Maryland,"; ______________ ria i 1k-ti it, Mieh., and who are ■>lr- D\ ke tf I.nl.f How 11 ovei the Several (r,i hurt attended the crease the seerct.oa i| ing tdlt. I have found that the including the city o f Canton, from a evokes a response from every one | making every effo rt to ultra, t Wi Eastern Stai card party at the nnd aid la tjic r!:-i <mi. Gauyble variety to contain u good native government. for whom youth, romance, adven- I , .<• , , 'in- ' by a home-like atniosphe.i Winter Pa**.i impurities Ale cri Mr. I-rad} Maliu-i- and moilie:-, Masonic ha in percontngu »of rubber but it reHankow is still independent of ture and patriotism have an up- | 1 ' p S I l I l l - M a p l C W O O f l everywhere ,-!r> | a'lti eN.celleiit cuisine. Tiiul-sday 4V ing. . mil .M i ami Mr-. R. ( '. Smith quirerf’ five- years to produce. 1 the Nanking rule and is inclined 1peal There are thrills to lie had, '* Aic-itg recent guests register,, i a *t- red *.u Io iieu River Siini!:*.;.' Mrs. BuQi will he mie of the must find a plant that will do that townrd Peking for the moment, and there is merriment rippling )D-s. Charlotte Tyner of Tampa : rat. I ,-u o*. ii| a picidi I incheon on speakers :■ .• mother's meeting Mr. and Mis. J. F. M, I'„i in one year," the inventor declared. but its power has been slipping. It upon the surface. Also there is has been hole for three weeks, land. Girard. 1Can -a- . Mi. o f the \\ . t r. U. at the Hooker an 1 tin- tivci sh(t|e. " I wiis quite astonished to find controls little more than the in­ wist full less resounding from its visiting her mother, .Mrs. Ben vs- Mt i -.ii es la . Tanner Maty menu rial In on Tuesday aft' ( i nr-'o Bryani. A • adi.i. ASTIMIM AVf i *v 11 so maH^“ plants containing some dustrial cities of Hitnkow, Wu-, depths. ton nnd two sisters, Mrs. Noah I-la.. Mrs. ii Woe ! . and noon. end \.i .i S. I.ai iti n. Ibngfuiirr I mLsi part o f rubber," ho continued. "W e Chang Hanyang. A\ a*.i i ae I 4 F-‘.v Wood* "M y Maryland" will he pre­ Fry and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Fru . n. N. V.. .In*- i ox. .ft! . and have made analysis of nearly 1,000 Mr. and Mrs, Archie Swanson i■ .1 1he Im :*. bqt: gai.u , lie ■ Marshal Feng Yu-hsintig has no sented by an exceptionally fine 1 ,1. Rrynnl, A i "iidia . Fla . C..‘ t »4 . — d i f f e r e d \n.ictios of plant life and definite seat of government, id cast numbering over 100; besides and son Marv.on enjoy.’d Sunday Iv h i . I 1;r in r ' 'vo- !■• High M.- i j ii..y.:, b tughai Ill ton. will probably study from 5,000 to li t'-l Fi iduy , ■ „ though in general lie controls a a large mixed chorus there is, a ■N* b. dr. and Mi*. H. J. U Ctlk. - ' -. I- at I . tan 1 0 ,,000 0 0 0 mbre before we call our J° * 1part of Mongidia‘ iitid'lbc*fiMt‘ilihi'S special male chorus uT pa-ked wef!- Tyner and Mr. and Mrs. MagnuMr. tKid Mrs. N. A. Wee! ;. Or- s i f tin .in. done. lie man; friend; of tli, tieorgo ne. Wg have found rubber bear- i wf Kansu and Shensi in the west, trained train voices. The piece was soti in Windemere. Fndle Magnu- lando 1 in., and -1. G. McEtt' hel l! jng plants which can be grown in Shansi province, ruled for 10 years staged by J. ('. Huffman. The set - ' MiK, Wttrt '*1 with a severe cold, ' la i family *.' ill It • glad t > know A ica :■■*. Fla. ’ I t till tt little sons who have been nil iff the United States. twice. by Yen Hsi-shan. is still under tings were designed ami built by having thedoctor Mi 1 < Sliiil*' i•* I’lill -i't at n ill . i ni-iii doin'; n icei}. Edward, his eoutK'l. Yen's recent thrust at 1Watson Bnrrutt und the entire Mrs. Leouurd Vihlen, Mrs, A r ­ ing ;• ’■>' from Ni -xart.. \. .1 '•bo I . been ill f. I tile paH iln ce Peking, however, weakened his production is under tin-, persona! chie -Kjvaiison and Mrs. Ballinger . Mi Daxid Duugla-^ ninl Mini! "| t . aide to p e up, and about were callers Muuduy afternoon to position considerably and he is supervision of J. J. Shubert. uni, in. spending some time at H .■ i " w bile Robert w ho is a M‘e Mis, Elam l.uadquisl. treated on om* side by Marsha! I — — -----her "Id home in Douglass. s'i a,' h ! !. a i v let •»*» is slowly imThere will be a service on Sun­ Mr- .! K, M'alkei is enjoying ! ■ ; ; « r i i 'i 'i i . A r t ° f H a t M a k in g day afternoon at the Lutheran 1 a * cut i rum his grandson. w>di '■ i T .1 liu ira a e c i- the church by Rev. (), Kil.h.-mit, o f I hinn i in Soul Ii I >akota. I |- .sessor o f a new TfotnPierson, Fin. | i .1 i-. beeomnig better is I Mi i' in:l(I is tin* Kelt oral in M ix James Edge and two littl On the Tihetan border in the In ^jj'der that the wommi o| Nan• *■ a wit Ii it, by means of \he I, ■ .. . , ,, |nnd i .1, s jt pleasatil foi patrol arrived Mon- r,.„ . , , . , , province of Szechwan which has ford may leant tlie inlraaiies of M*IIS Ilf Haines ( ity instructors. l»v Prof. G if . . . . . , 1roie i ■ I o < lock (wey Saiiu Rainbow Chassis,NowFeature been completely dominated bv hat making, Mile. I.ueille, fornurly day for a short visit at the hum ;" |«lfiy all. .......it. Mrs. < I Matthew Of Motor World, Is Ranked General Yang Sen for a number of ,«>f New York but for the past eight i f her aunt, Mrs. A. F. Wester■ •Mi.il from here motored over ij High By Experts,According years and appears likely to remain [ years an instructor o f hat making dick and cousin, Mrs. Barney i " h o ha . I....... in t liu r g f * d iir itig lb. " Orlando Ftmduy nltcrnuou ; I’1 1 ' 1 ‘ 'ur has been obligmi to im-,ToRepoits Received At Flint so for some time. • » .] in a large department slprc cf Beck. i up tui' work because o f ill health *'■ euiuert at Eola I’pik. „ (This is for cash onlt ) The Sunday School received 'L ami Mrs. A, Iv Pollieui, j Kansu, Knkimer and Sinkinng j Jacksonville, has arrived n ,'sunFm ,'veral seasons hack, th F L IN T ,. Mich., Jan. 21.—Com­ provinces in the m rtlnvcst while i ford and will spend some lime in thunks for the $ii sent to the hive (Jumlrcd Club has been m,, l'i 1 ami Mrs. Gifford, Mrs. t'lar); ment from the National Automo­ momentarily in the possession of j this city teaching the art, accord- Jacksonville Oi phanage Chrlst- "! I In* active social centers of tin- t'. Hu rs nnd mother, T, J, |)u--j bile Show at New York, filtering mus time. i ' . dms Bruton and Mi»s Croon ' Marshal Feng, are in fast hide- ing to an announcement today, |dty w-itit a large ntembcrsliip an I ■> I d t s. McKee wen* t:iics:- o f; back to Flint, in licatcs that pendent politically. They are memMile. Lucille is an exponent of | wcrMy attendance. Duick’a Rainbow* Chassis ranked hers of an autonomous bill loose­ Mi nnd Mrs. Brown Sunday after* Gage and Fisk huts and an expeit Ihi.-, year its president j, \|, well up among the many Show i -i ami evening; ly organized Mohammedan confed- in tho construction of the mute c* LongAvood i 1 • F Hardy and mi Wed. aftei noon ‘Ii and Mrs. Riirsell o f New exhibits Mi a focus of public inter­ To the southeast, buut'ring laburate headgear of, women. She I "I ia>l week her lovely h*uu,- ^ , i ip expected to a nice Sa!est. Frum-h Ilido-Chitia, lies Yiinunii, has taught hundreds how to make I ' Manie Ville” was the place . r v Jaittiary 21. Mr. and Mi ;. The Rainbow Chassis, prepared A- farce entitled “ Thiity Min- 1 which Fiance manages to keep ] |iats and has met with unusual sue under'the •suftervision o f Kingston fairly stable for use us a buffer utes for Refreshments.” sponsord j! m vting ami entertainment. Wlnb I l: ■ ell are property ewncr- here j tin- was the regular weekly ■it ,| w ill liuiltl a winter home while cess since beginning her instruc­ Forties, Buick style engineer, state between lindo-Chiuii nnd by the riv il League, will be pre- < |mt ut ing o f the club, it was im L i e for t he winter tion courses. ’ represents months of work. It China proper. sented Friday at the Library, Mr . Me Gruth of I.' nt* Island, While in Sanford she will be when nn evening • of excellent on- I, l rom b ing a regular meeting, a consist? o f u regular 1928 Buick Tibet lias been independent for ■••ho (-ante here during lb< t'hristt Mrs. Hardy had invited in a lnrg> chusMs, extdrtpr parts of which a number o f years. It was at one located nt -100 South PuIntcUt* tortninment is promised. i O' holidays, is liglighti i| wall the ‘lumber of guests in addition t,, 1he Rev. 11. M. Douglass | arc so cut away ns to reveal every time a part of ( hinn, but- latterly Avenue. ante and people and expeels : a ne members. Among whom wej’lxtiviivti ui mtwv h um i>ami*i . f lux-ached at the Ova-do Baptist moving part , in actual operation. its independence has been encou-i 1n I must of her time here dm*EIGHTEENTH AM EN DM ENT e* The frame is finished in soft raged by British influences. church on Sunday from the sub.* ' M' 1 'h i r sojourn in Fla Sim pi ject, ‘ The Simplest W « v m Sal- 1\ a '-K J U * * UT CK' ™ r>" U ' ' ' ^ tan Duco, and the springs, rndintI’ rof. Gifford o f Terre Haute Outer Mongolia, excluding that I Mr*. Walker, Mrs. Moore, Mr* Aa entertainment and eelebrat- vation." or shell, and all other unlncqucf- part which has been held front !' dtane and a winter resident iter-.*, A ,w“ ° ‘f., Mrs. Wilbur and Mt Dr. Thomas Travis, i„,.i.,r...leeturei MMk)py; od pw iai - - imduding goam. in Drop to time Ity Feng, is a mem- ion of the Eighth Anniversary o f a large class of mu je pupils] gleam Inc nickel, Sinaii lump.t ijf Iter of tile Soviet Union, although the adoption o f the Eighteenth JirOm National Education Departla re and in Oviedo receiving In­ Bisides t In*(e there wore m \ na tions front him < .1 wind atal variousjfojjtns *e i oner all'll in- not directly dependent upon Mus- Amendment was held Tuesday inent ut Washington. I*. ('., will tnb|gs of players, who thomne Llv evening at the Junior High School nrrive on Thursday, January 20, to 'ringed instruments. side tlie crankcase, head traits- cow. under tho auspices of the W. C. T. be the guest of Sir. ami Mrs, H. enjoyed the game till 1:30 P. M I Messrs Jeen nnd Aduntico, who minnlon and rear axle housings, when the hostess served delightful I Itayc bocontc famous lu re for their A T HOTEL U>, under the direction o f the W. Loder at the Hotel Orange and and Unaod Srtl»uPnd between th ■ PAR TY GIVEN refreshments, consisting of fnm ______ president Mrs. Fix’ d R. Mitchell. Black. Dr. Travis is uluduled io channels o f the frame, and these sand. Where Maine and Florida* speak at the Winter i*.irk high wi-cliJy bridge pi rties heimr! The program in full covered the flush on^ttllir ft'ff and change htU' school auditorium on Monday united in the flavor of apple and us the chassis' driving apparalu* Rlv' every Friday afterim n ami following numbers: orange; also several different evening, January 80. turns, flooding thy \Vhnfe display , evening at the Hotel 1- >rrcst Lake; Fong, "Onward Christian Kclkinds of home made oaken ..,,4 Mrs. D. M1. Douglas, nurtured i - ! with soft light of many lints. ‘V , I,:',,vhig most delightful. On diers," sung by audience." * W * la « n * [ « « '" ■ The rhassis is snid .to Le the <•'r 1;,v aftenumu qui'.^ .a largu Prayer hy ltc*v. tf*. p. Buhrmnn. with her sori- recently to visit a hostess, as all-present will testi- I brother at Douglus, Ga. —mo«t*VlfiTiftYnio uITernpt ever irade uuniTier of players enjoyed games Vocg) Duct, "Sowing \he Seed, fy. The Young Women’s Association to reVHil the ?ttn< r workings of a duplicate bridge and when tlu* Mrs. Robert L. ti.cmi and Mrs. o f the Baptist church was enter­ motor car. Not only the operation boards h-ul all been played, it was i E. M. Carroll. tained recently at the borne of o f tin* pistons, but that of v a l v e s , *"uml that Mrs. G. Irving Louekx Pageant, "Ratification o f Eigh­ camsliVtft, piifch mds, eranl.eiiqe ;|,'d Mrs. J. Olin Lancy were ho.d- teenth Amendment," by 50 young Miss Alma Entzmingcr on tho GOLDENROD and till , tlu* other interrelated ; t'i"i ° r ,nP score among the oust and lathes under the direction o f Mrs. Dixie Highway, when new games were enjoyed anil the ’ hostess mecifAlVm i s ’ tlididy vlniblt. so ' I’b'yers, while highest scores R. C. Maxwell. T» O. Ferguson, o f Orlnudo, nerved tempting refrushtpqhts o f idaced a laige order with tho, v.«*-WVC. \t that tli'c funetien of inch jndjviHit* uortb and south.players Flag Drill, by fill children. hot chocolate and cuke: dual pp)"^ may Ijc ixuujjly discern V l "L‘ n,H'b‘ by Mrs. J. C. Benson Smith ConiTeU, block factory] Vocal solo, "Redeemed laveul," bn Wednwsilny 2,r* member*i and 1and Mr- H. A . .Schlusser. 5Lm s. ed. , Mrs. Robeyt L. Glenn,. accania guests o f tin* Five-Hundred Club for foundation blinl.4 (9* a lurgo bungalow that Is to He built ut “ Thg, is about as L'uck - and Mrs. I>aiicy were pre­ pap fed by Mrs, B. C. Moons. ■] Aliqnt an' enjoyable afternoon pf once on Lake Pevy. This home is fo r , f e q t t v o l i t i o n a l r d(-siutt,’ rented lovely . irridcticcnt .-glass Talk by Robert G. Davoy rand* ut the lioitie of Mrs,'Edward ruiri My. Forbw*, "as thu Rainbow flower bowls, whije Mrs. Benson , Reading, by Mrs. Cooper who Hardy who seiveil delicious rc- to modern in every detail and i v l>5 built with u large basement for j leceived a ret o f bridge score pails, , , , .. Chnssi^from ordinary cutaway • t ... was one of the contestants in tho fresHmcnts of fruit salad, coffee furnace heat. Mr,' Jerguson nnd ; $40.00 per thou chassis.htith.nto seen. It if the pro­ ' . |, . .Diamond W. C. T. (f. contest last und cukes. *. family will occupy the dwelling On I'la.iiv evening six tables t d , duct of—ulino'ti u quarter-century ■ M i year at Hu tutuipr m, and won Mrs. Allen Stewart, MrB. Alton when completed. o f duS^bflkti'ont ami progicss.—ila( T ^ ^ i ' ^ o n d pi,.A special recent in building was Ragsdale ami Mr. and Mrs.-J. H. .. 1 , ve1o|lnlffltxvhich lets produceTL-tly rive auetiotMiralge and nt thu conI*Kit Hi h elusion o f. the' usual number of I *,<{,,ff* "Ameriru ’ sung by tho Mcnick attended the bridge party made last week, when the friends in-bi4!«t,,i*ficin(’, the dmibliv^drop Thursday evening at the Sanford and neighbors o f Mr. and- ,Mrs. J rounds it was f.-ynd that highest Audience. frantt*.**thc torque tube dri\e. the Mtres w>-iv made by Mrs, George Benediction, Rev. Frank Mar- Yacht Club given in honor of t Itfas. Eldridge having learned! funtop^.i, nypled feature 'Wblcit Mrs. Brooks White, Muto regent thu* they must vacate their home ] M.uis moisture, ^ ___ ________________ , rltuts one dust't o f Daughters o f American Revo­ at the end of the wcejt, met and i with the assistance of Robert I ilever; s p rin g s hydraulic " }* . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith und lution. Whypaley. an expert builder, laid i rJiborbers und „„„ mechanical fou r-1 t(>ti w(lfBrs! Bnd the latter’s sister Mrs. It. O. HamThe Fifth Sunday meeting of the foundation and erected a five wheel brakes. i» Kit cakes were served at the conclus- inond o f Tampa left Saturday morn­ the s«tpIndie Baptist Association 1room bungalow* and the. Eldridge j I o,\ ,v<»r*v '* ing for Jacksonville where they is schodulsd to be held at D«t-®ofl **, . . . . * * family too!; possession within tin.-1' of the games. * Thy j i l f t ’g rffl were called by the death of (belt S p r ig s ’Vdrtf' nn ull-day ‘ RfO^rwm Mefilt J -*,m*- - 1 > f f R n .-nit *d ' 1 uttal Oil jail. *.0. ., , , x'.p* S il ■ Mr* tnd JMrs. Adkinson of Win­ f p , t -»pa:i0 ' r«qi,t i hppp I mill Itctween Billy EdwgrJ* nephew Robert H. H aw W w.'ui h. aJdaliTt the ■ • -*”1^ • ’’ M" p-.ipiid' , (Announcements from Lyman ter Fit k arc now nicely located,in *11 ••/■is g Y n t i ii> .i Arthur Chanibtfa ,/pf . tljr Aifs. EJ C. Go!:on iutmp,i,'d,boma ■ , T P , their ilmrjyuua recently completed tw'eight ' elmmpionsriptt ot D e t W 'i l to all tile women of America apd 81,000 „ side took .TKur^dit/ from Nashville, Tenh.. ited that ik _ . ii .. scbool is on the Goldcnrod-Oviedo highway the wortd; See "Motherhood" at plucv at Squirrel Island, * rvheie ahe spent the pa«t month now an accredited junior high Mr. Adkinson will have the care K'hvol, whil« it is exjuxted that o f eighty ucrvs of citrus grove be^ M l ^ b ^ ^ o t h c i und m .-u i . unti Ti»*»dtty, 8411.4,1872, nyf rubber-'.vhrrh he is enr­ ryinj oll hero nre,for the purposa o f pt vidlng t^y; United Stales with * CHINA FALLING FAST'NTJW" INTO SMALLER PARTS Additional Society > H l*| ltj| ( After Wa • Cold ,« iM is a 8 W a » W B DOAN’S! MV IV * i • BUICK ATTRACTS MUCH INTEREST AT GOTHAM SHOW |1" D o / our O w n D enoriring ..... ;.. w,n Bc r»»5ht 1,we iSave o n y o r d r y c l e a n i n g , d y e i n u ant! i Qualy of Work Unsmassed ] J F R E E -\ wonderful Folding. Baste:] CILONIAL CLEAN! D5-7 EAST SECOND S >>\ B U RNET Leghorn Ranc INCUBATE CAPACITY, 7,000 (TTSTCl H ATCHING $5.00 per hundred J1Y CHICKS S. C. White Leghorns lancred Strain White iJi^rns I* EGGS S_. C. White Leghorns iM Tancred Strain White L^&rng Ovieclo, Florida f IF;. *- 25$ : 1? ■’ - t fJ’T J Telephone lfl �I - ' - v "■ >■ *< 2 > T TIIE SANfrOftl) HERALD, BATtIRDAY JANUARY 21, 1928 *“ PARE FIVH * (Legal N o t ic e s ) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY} ’ TO PPLING M O U N TAIN FEARED Mi IN - T in : CIRCUIT COURT OF Farming pcoplo o f the Arbedco SEMINOLE COUNT*, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. . Valley, in Switzerland, have been JEFFERSON STANDARD L IF E warned by the Swiza Geological INSURANCE. COMPANY,, ft Cor­ FOR SALE — 1920 Chevrolet Coupe. 1925 Dodge Special Coupe. 1925 Essex Coach. 1924-Overland -Coupe.,-.. • — - ~ 1925 Overland Touring. 1924 For Touring and Runabout. Florida Chandler Motor Co., Kent Building, Phone 17. 6— Help Wanted MaMIe Programs Survey that they muit leave .the valley with all possible speed, for ll. S. L o / f nnd L I L L I A N 1A)N«1. 1A D D D l i J. A. at any moment Mount Arbino is _ h ls Wire. P. C. STANLEY; ItuailltH and R. It. W1UIIT. I>»- 1‘kely to topple into the valley. IVIRBU. -e —N4*t i i »h v*p-MASTr:iP^wgTrt:r- For-n-long-tTTmr—the mount|tn Nottee Is lidtvli) given tlint un­ has been known to be sliding. At der. nml hy tlrtm- of n Jieeri-o of j first its summit moved about one rorrcloMire and Sale entered in the ibuve entitled valise on the 13lh inch every 12 months, but in re?day of Jiimmn. A. f>. Ui!t, t. as uit years it 'has traveled 11 in­ Speetal Master In t'bunci-ry. on ches. During the coming year Monday, the t,th day uf Fabrtiary, heavy rains nml numerous earth­ A. 1). 19!H, sunn- belli* a Ilulcj Day of this Court and a legal sales day. quakes ure expected to precipitate In front of tin- Court House nt n catastrophe, burying lb* farm -tanforri. Seminiile County. Florida, will offer for sale lu Iho-fitglibst under Ions o f debris. Farmers are -i ml best bidder for i-.xsli. diirtna leaving the valley as speedily as *)ie legal hours of sale, the follovv- possible. in* described land, sltmtle. lyijis und tielnri in the County or Heinluole poration. Wumplalnant 2 -*’ 20 — F a rm s F o r Snle 16-—Houses For Ilent W AN TE D — Mnn with cnr to sell FEATURES ON T IIE A I ^ _ _ complete line quality Auto Tire* SM ALL unfuriilslul house close in.I __OVIEDO CKi f.h v t.A y p and-TObtoB: Bteiu sire - -terri to ry.-k ~ u* ‘a ‘ W tliflen '-acres or-nterrmne mile from 6:00— Waldorf Astoria Orches* I city limits, flowing wells. Coast Experience not necessary. Snlury St. fu . -_WEAF WRC W E E I. 1Line nml Seaboard loading tracks 1300.00 per month. Milestone received W'CAE. FOR RENT— Unfurnished cottage niic-httlf mile from property. Price Rubber Company, East Liverpool, ir eent 7:00— South Sea * Islanders—. ut 1705 Mugmdin Avenue, close $226 per acre, nothing down. Pnyat, Ohio. WEAK WWJ WTAG. to school. $16.00 monthly, inquire nWe 10 equal annual payments, |0c a line 8:00— High .linkers — W E A F > ;{W interest 6 pet, at The Herald office. 8— Financial a line WGV WCAE WWJ. Paul P. Harnett, 10 Wall Stfeet, 17c a line FOR RENT— 5 room bungalow jit Orlando, Florida. Phono 8308 8:00— New , York Symphony W A N T E D — ,To borrow $3,000.00 ■u 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bed or 5313. Orchcstrn; Concert for Schools CELERY PAPER for threo years, secured by flrdt rooms, batlt, living room, dining — WJZ W BAL WHAM WRC ere mortgage on well lotntod stucco room am! kitchen. Gnruge. $26.00 21— Acreage For Sale KDKA W LW WJR K YW LIME house easily , worth dojible that monthly. Key at The Herald WCCO KSI) WOC WHO WOW amount. 8 per cent interest and office. and Stale, of Florida, morn parti­ Buy I I Has 64 " lla b y Holdups" W D AF WHAS. WSM WMC IRISH POTATO SEED cularly dtscrlbed ns follows, tn-wlt Fo r S A L E :—BenutHul nrceago n 5 per cent bonus. Address Box tot Three (JJ, of lll.irk Flve'tf.) WSB* W TIC WJAR WTAG between Orlando roads, 33 1-3 134 care The Herald, , That Jte lias committed 61 thefts For Rent— Six "room house with acres, consisting of some high and of riinnm’ n and Tuckers A d ­ . WCSH. n AU M AN BROS. dition to the Cli v of Sanford. from children in four weeks, was eleetric light* and running wat­ some low land. Ideally situated 9:00— Philco Hour; "Red Mill” Florid!*, es pet- pint thereof dotv SANFORD BOND AND MORT­ “The Farmcr'a Supply Store.” * er. Furnished for 'ljgnt-housekeep­ the confession made- by n fourieenfor poultry farm. Frontage on old cf.recced -mon-r tlm Puhlb* — WJZ W B AL WHAM WRC GAGE CO M PANY. 112 Second 212 First Street yenr-old boy in Glasgow, Scotland, The Saning. Enquire T. A. Grccnlonf, Orlando road. Can be bought at ttec'-e.is of Seminole County. St KDKA W LW WJR KYW ,1'lorWs. esponeiblc recently. He is said to have waited n bnijraln with very easy payments. Will luan on Improved business Lakp Mary, Fla. WCCO KSD WOC WHO WOW Te-'n* Cash: I'urehnscr to pay Political Announcements insertion, and residence property. Also will at store doors and when children This is an opportunity for Bonm for IVed. W p A F KVOO W HAS WSM ) iubaequcnt \V V v i n T r Six room house: Tenth, between one to get a desirable poultry farm enthe out with purchases he held buy first mortgages ns security. u oii .s t a t u s r:\ A T o n WMC WSB W BT WJAX * pHftdlui m tM»»r should be Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent for almost nothing,r. For further I lo-rehy Mtmtiunee as a cmidltlula V -i’ onv ii'Xv»,|? » : lUrtifTON. .hem up and told them that the WTMJ W B AP W EEI WTIC information1v; • R. J. Holly, First lo sui-eeed myself an Scnntor from ^In case of 10— Livestock reasonable. Phone '251. H'dlell ir- (or Complainant. wrung change had been given them W TAG WCSII WJAR. National Bunk Building, Sanford, Urn .’.Tth KeiintorUJ illstrlci ooniand that he hud been tent to get liosnl of St-inlnole llrrvard Coo'i9:15— Minneapolis Symphony * FOR S A LK — Pedigreed Police IT— Business Flares For lien I Florida.. "4 ties subjtcl to tile peniocrutlc the, change hack that the error Orchcstfa-WCCO. nrimary to be held Juno &th. t92*. i r t u b o i H c t m cnurtT o f t u b Puppies. $35. each. Mrs. K. U. might be righted. He then disupIf elected I promlMo. to continue 10:0f, Three Dance Orchei.’ WrUfTT-TItlllD Jtm iC lA l. McCracken, Dreamwold. Phone STORES for Rent-Suitable for ;>r,-.Miscellaneous Fur Sale esentatlve fo tro! k for the best Interest of the penred and usrd part o f the mono; cincriT o r t h e r tatb of either office nr snmll huswetu. j _________________ ____ ____ __ tros; (2 hrs.)— W EAF .WOVfc 638-W, district and I invite you to my [ with rates FLOUIDA. IN AS’H FOfl flliJIlN- to gamble with adults. KSD WHO WCAE WWJ. Also Rent reasonable. Phone 801-1. j (IAS Range, four Burner, Oven ti record on such Important legisla­ Ot,l*. COUNTY. I’l.OTUDA. ition will tion as good roads, conservation of If. AHHCIIAFT. Ilucclvor Scm10-A— Poultry And Eggs W SAI first half hour.. formation, Broiler. Good Condition. $25.00 nur niliim l resources, reduction of Inntn County , Ranh' 1'lalntlfV, DRIVER KID NAPPED -Houses F o r Snle slat,- taxes und education 1 auk Phone <516. • wilt assist vs ilie supper*, ot nlf toyat In niormts. BABY. CHICKS:— Send no money. : H t.ONfi, t'cfmd.'ni want ad •N E W ORLEANS, Ln., Jan. 21. J. J. I'AlHtiHII. — —---. __________ We ship C. O. D. Pn)- your mail­ SIX-room bungalovy. with seven i . •m n uil OF PUBLICATION (active. TUB STATE OF FLORIDA TO: — (IN S )— John Mathva, 19, who acres of lunil, sliitalde for* FOR SALE — Good Ford Delivery man. Mixed chicktc $16. per 100 SATU R D AY, JAN. 21. It 8 L W 6 , Hint all persons In iru-.-l; $69.00. Remington Type ro n siiK iu rt* 0 Reds, -Rocks, Minorca*, etc., $18. poulttw, nt Imke Mary. Apply X.| tetostril In the follow Ini; Uesccrlpeil admitted that he waH a driver The Associated Frcs, sllunt(-(l In Hntulnnte for a liquor "syndicate” , told,Pol* I lirretq ininout.ee my candidacy property Ijeghorns $10. .live delivery, post­ W. Williams,' Sanford Ave:, 1-nke Jwriter $16.OP. 25 F’tmt Motor Boat 272.6, WTG Atlantic City. 1,100: th« otrice of Hherlff of Semin­ f;- univ. florlua. to-xvlt: ire today that he had been kid. • nlmnst new. Make me an offer. for paid. Florida Baity Chickcry, Mary, Fla.' *' foils IS n|t<l r>! of 1’ u.tnx Ham8, auto show; 8:30, studio J progole Comity subject to the v.-|J) of napped, by a trio of hijackers lt*t inii.-k, nrrortlluit..tn jilal there. .). A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. tile voters nt the Jutie Trtruit ruiiry. |-grown col- Lakeland, Fin. gramji^ lV -d d b e* ;orcb«iti*gs'*>>^ FOR S A LE —Sjmnjsli lmu.m now i ■ , J ^ r>* 0CWW*La Nlw » J r t y it f o rU*xl *,'ftmoft*~; tka' IN, bit a >»•:' white feet, /fu«yir<ts>‘ iff'.serbi/fole-Ooiiiirj."’ * ■ 285.5, W B A L ' ’Baltimore, 1,050;'' * ’ ’ ’ } • vented for, -$6Qi>Q|^TWUthlyv j* hi, t / /,, *.> ,i. '' f cargo o f liquor and * taken - to n Flnrhla .call Mrs. E;. Ready to take orders, for Rhode good- location.- ^ Wiil yell 7:30, Jubilee Singers; 8, New York fo r 'F O R VS-AT/H:worth f u r * -------------------------------------“ but V of |Ianmot's r i a l of HanInland 'Red, Baby Cheka* •Mr». W. i rhacl; whole ho tvas hound hand 57al, *,. ■ Symphony; 9, Philco ’ Hour; 10, , mFlorida, reeor<1eil In Pint , hrr.,iyy linn0l" " ! my " „ramliitary n m *rr R. CTuerry, Route 1, Sanford, $6,000.(10 on terms of $260. ra»!i , ni«hings. ami lease on 42 room I and foot and made a prisoner. He announce llnok 3. r-XKe **. nml the balance $75,00 per month hotel. Furnished. Low rent. J, A. fnr i*v-i lu(-tinn lo tbs office of slier- • tot fp. nf lltni-h 10, T I i t 13. of i escaped, ho said, by working somp dunce program. Fla. r > Ownrr may Iff of i-iemlrole County ■u'.Ji'ct i-> [ Heinlnole 422.3, WOR Newark, 710: 6:15, Dark. xrforillnu lo -House contains 6 rooms. I^irge lot, ( ole, Lincoln Hotel, i matches out of a coat pocket and the anion of the voters In thn . I*lat ilit-reof tg at this Wo hatch healthy, sturdy chicks. recorded among Shelton ensemble; soprano; ’ 7:80, • double etc. Address ( ’. |____ e garage, ____ Demon attc primary to b * belli non hotting fire to the bonds- about the I'libllr Ill-cords of Semin­ and paying 1 will appreciate y o u r 1 ole County, Florida. Order youm now. Will hatch A. II: Care The Herald. Woo-I. all .lengln*., foi sale. Leuve June. his wrists. , Villa Venice orchestra; 8, Sessions aup|Hiri, respectfully yours. inses. Apply eggs also. Feulnnlnv at a pi. Slo ft. Couth' Chimes; 8:15, Two Trioa; 9, Con­ Look fod Seminole orders at |511 Mellonville Ave. C. it. H A N D of the lilt- of ttie North line tralto; Violinist; 9:30, Bamberg.;. Hatchery, 1 mile nbrt > of I.ong­ FOR Sate or Rent: Owner here I*. It. Dyson. of HP 1-1 of NE |-1 of H\V 1.4 YOUTH SENTENCED of Her. C T u p m H It. 31 K. for few days: Will s irrifiec two Little Symphony; 10:30, tenor; . wood. II. I. Koontx, I/iigwod, Fin. F oil l I.KIIK OF Til t. CinCL't'r U about seven with west line of Mellonville /■ Spanish bungalow*. S150(1. belopr I NEW ORLEANS, I ji ., Jnn. 21— trio; 11:05, Henderson’a orcheaI'O IIIT Ave, I he iicu run nest fill ft. 1 vUi SALEBe t boarding house sr please re­ W ANTE D to buy— Bruize Turkey rest if takt'ii by January 2titli. tra; 11:36, Bay State Aces. ," , f j thence booth to H-.uth tin*- of I U.-i.-tn unuouune my condldscy * (IN S )— Convicted on a rhnrge of business in Sanford. Centrally for tin nlil-v <>i <‘b-rk of tne Clr - 1 ha Id 8K l-t Of Nt: 1-1 of 8W in, I.ongwood. 1 Gobbler, nbout one year old: Modern improvement■=. Prnetically 491.5, W E A F New YoSk, 610: I attacking a five year old girl at I Inure i'«'ii" Mii-ierl to the will of I 1.4. thence i: 3|o ‘ ft. tine not fattened for market pre­ no ensh required. For pariieulnrs lorqted. Wel| established. making rill* 0, Wnldorf Astoria orchestra; 7*. North • lo heg. contain­ his home In Harvey, La., fifteen :t.« i uers at the Democratic pri-> mtinty. BX, lieraitl Office. ferred. Address I* Villen, H. I). enquire Bntlwell Realty Co.’ ing 3 acres, more or less. h.I u III.'I > I am i. ty.'s. year old Harry* Dcmester was today South Sea Islanders; 7:30, Statatc In Henilnplc t'ounty, Flori­ I. TIIUAHHF.lt. I A or phone 3202. - , Fcnnsylvanians; 8, H igh . • rc-rvlng n life term sentence, the lor's da ' 1 FOR S ALE — New 3 room mod­ New six•loom modem bungalow, Iteg, at the no.-lhexxt corner Jinkern; 9, Fascination Fiddling; r o u siib itiF F veungost "life termer" In Louisl* 11-—Miscellaneous ot lad " A " of Fries Pint « f ern bungalow one lib, k frum f hr -lit iniiiouncn tnyself na • untl lilt) laying hens. Will sell I ana. Ills offense a capital crime, 9:30, Tuneful Troupe; 10, dance. : Srnhnnt trucks, Port Iteed. ucro.'Ulug to pi it f- i she. Iff uf Bcmlnole High School. I inquire at i>i»8 \V. it a bargain, and good terms. au-lij thereof recorded In Flat BU 1, Dcmester was given life intprison- orchestras (2 hrs.) ect. Phone J. W ANTE D baby ra good Hughey. Mil.act lo the unio n of pane l i t of Hnntiliolo •'» rec­ 454.3, WJZ New York. 660: flL ' No. 2)»'r.i Oriotge Ave., Snnfoixi, iitocmtUprimary to be mini because of his extreme youth. ill. ess llox ords ion thence South I (,s condition, cheap. lN CO. Auto neiil in in? r i o h purl of Jur.o 1hSB. A1 Friedman’s orchestra; 7, Hotel . t.linlii-. tlo'-tire west I.Jv cliulns, fiieine |I I"tlda. .Route A. Box 170. F’. , He grinned when sentenced. 1)00, c-o The Heralt1 . FOR S ALE — 76 T.mi lot Very respectively. metnl works. tlo-m e south to Northwest Astor orehestrn; 8, New Y o ric . • F■ . K. 1 UHADY. -----oust h i PnlnicHo . A vomit north j ___ _______ lllnck «*(irn«r ul II. of s.i Id Phone 71C-W. Symphony orchestra; 9, Philco V rt ........ n, optomel-’ricH Save 26', f , O. S. )„u Pint ol VETERANS TO MEET of Hughey .'Street.' Will sariifiee , I 'm o.d and henrt pine wood i *i ft •< ,1.l liriiu »* ••ust Hour; 10, Keystone duo; 10:30, Opticinn. if sold immediately. t” !st, L. G rlffitl I'Olt t l.F.IIK o f t o i i i r IICK CO. Voi*y lull-, i i-m.i t- t'2t) or write J. If. Kulli• H«a i-otru-r uf Sititl I.ot II. KEY WEST. Fin., Jnn. 21— Merry Three; 11, slumber music. Sanford Optical Co., 3 E. fith St luii-lij ai!iu>uii''<‘ mt candidacy Nn ribti* Ave. tile llr** south cash requited and, easy payment ■.an. Osteen. Fla. Strand wood f.,r i-Ii-i k nf tlu« clii-ult cuurt Mihvest eiirncf of uni,l but O. uf (IN S )— National executives of the Eyes examined, Glassed mnde, only 406.2, W F I-W L IT I’hlladelphin, 107. mt the balance. Aiidro-^ P. O Ru* 1.1 \i-d $;Min per cord. 2 ft. lengths ji-.t to tin- will <ii tin- voter" iu snl,I Fries plat of !■'„»t Rrol, fully equipped. Plan* !u* San'onL United Spanish War Veterans left 710: 4:30, dance hour; 5:30, ChlldtinPi-muvrntlc primary to lie belli i h.-tn-c K iihI to \\*e»i ha,* »»f 431, Sanford. 1.*a.t'll per I ol d. Also watch and clock repairingt LIONS this port today for Havana, where ten's Twilight Hour; 7:30, Sylvan- _.t MclI'imlMe A re. tlu-iu-c North June f' I will upprectatc » mir reasonable mites. hu upon lobili: Co. aluiiit snlit Went liiie of Melthey will arrange for the nutiun- in orchestra, FOR SALE Small •tt.lge a: lonrllle Ave tu a lit. K. uf beg. it A U'lliil Phone 137. i nl cncnnipmont to he held there iu 315.6, KDKA Pittsburgh, 950:,..^ tlieoce west lo beg situate in Bicycle, Gun,, Lock i,ties anti ami I'bonogrnph I nonogrnpn rear of lot, M^gn- ’ ia Atemie in t ti niy of \i i IOU <V t'ttA L at 1*’Jtb-minulo Otuitl.v. Flo. I October. 6;15, Westinghnuse hand; 7:1^ I OM T i l K l. D ( i l N I , A T I Itt: southside st-lmol l*h al t'F'ee '■ npet-iid:y. Toys, repairing our t .utN Wood yard. VlIi & CyNt: l-t ot NW l-t of NVV l-t rice t liv i eby iin iio tiite r n n i-au d id ac) Home Radio club; 8, New York »0s bicyrlns, spot irting g.-otB. and fish- live until : ui'Ii time a I:xt ■ lorn o( S-u t luu 7. Tw*|> 10. H, It. 31 !i s phone .‘ISO-A). ( L egal N otic e s ) fu r tlie slat,- 1,-K Ixlnt i-.o-. tD ruuii Pint , tg te acres more in1 Symphony; 9, Philco Hour, , , ( t< i i > | ■ < r I v L I'iies. Geo.|iY, Dnr-ch, is desired on front rrmun's supt l i n e ) HllllJvCt 1„ tit, W ill lit ill,- Vul less, Hitmite in Suniliiulr i'uim* 379.5, WGY Schenectady, 790; ,-i' h in th e iirim .-ii) >,f June ti. “The Bieycle Store.” ' McLnndei gooti ticigbbnriinod. Will -.ell o IN Tilt*: iM UFUIT I’uIIItT f>F it. FI or bit. ind grade mnt- Arcade. W. KN'T/.M INUHit. ( L A S S IF IF D D IS P L A Y H FMIMll.t: I’ttUXT V, FUJI 11DA 6:30, dinner music; Till- IK to give Nolle* Mint ujton 7:30, nigh; cosh payment o f $5i).0ii witli t) lt will last. 11 J inkers; 8:30, musical program; haluiHe payable like I*' It' I’ Ir" JKFFKItttilN HTANDA I’ D l.ll-’l! 1 , 11,1 11 rm urrbelUH F O It N l l * F H I . \ T r . M U '. N T 0>* .1-1 l|uil lew 1^27, ili»* (orrir<ilntf null wan com it covers uj> 15— A p a rtm u n t F o f t ie n l iNKFUAN’i’ K Co m p a n y , u cor- 10:30, dance nreheatras. 1*1 l i b i t : I N H T I I l I T I O N 11,■i II I- -..ii.l i'> ri-'i, ,1 IHe,lm*nr**il in I 111* i*niirt am! the proJjrOil.llO. Imptit 1 at T li" lie aid tlier, und wears 1e t>. tin * l-'all" ' I imi ti CHildldllte for rc-oieetl'JH j pern iluu'i'llHul toirwlo before tins | tiorfttIon. Cumtilnlmini. 'in. ■168.5, WRC Washington, W \ k 7 vs »*,,,istltmtf-tt. to the office of HU|u-f Illtuiuli-IH of'to-,n t o I, .1 up-m In porHiiaiice uf I I... . it ,iitt buy your paint Nit',‘1>’ fu.rniaheil apui tnents wi th off ii't*. New York l b i. in ux otic-,1 t'ci'lud. you ) initill. InNlructloli fin Hroitnol,-1 t|,K writ of attai'limviil Issued h ere-' T L. I.OS’O nnd M A l.t»Nt:. Ul- 6, dinner music; 8, I ell. hone Sanford paint i modern convent Irces. Phm Sanford wlfe, JAMES A. HANDS, nod W. Symphony; 9. Philco Hour.' .. ’ t * ** Will t,,I \, tu-r VuUMU'H", I'uimly, Hub]rul to the lb-in no ratio In Ave. D. 11OSS IT Kit, 11,-fen,In nt s Theref.-re, you rind eneli of you Im-glstl l u l l . lull,till Pi unary. Your support win !,« ap•i. 'ii* n iJ W. First St. 70. Call at .118 I’lilm hto Southern. , N O TIC E O F MASTIJIFH SA L E H 7 i amt alt p,*i nuns^clutmiug any lit* i, ■*-. i i.tn, I,--l>lif 1> blmi'l p-',-clatvil. Notice is hereby glvun that un­ T. W. I. a W T I i M. j teccHt in itic aliove diwirfllieil pro­ TW O rooms furui.'T.i X for light 296.6, W W NC Asheville, 1,010: ■ ■ lull U. lHOi, uf 111,- ill turli-s, i• perty are Int-eby ordered to be und der and by virtue of u Decree or HI-,-ns, . ami In lliiuhousekeeping on first 'floor. 5*4 J L Fartra, Groves, ppi-nr lu'for*- ih>- Ctruiilt Court. In Foreclosure nnd Hale entered* tu the 0:45. dinner music. l • nu-i , ,...i,l- ;<|»,|,t,. x\. aml parol) • r o u t i.K UK t r i t i r r i T c o i'h t nil tor Semltt.ile County, l-'lorldn. utiuve entitled i-attse on the I.MJi 475.9, WSB Atlanta. C30:-7, srk Ave. Phone Private entrance.. 8()( Elm Ave. ••,i ., i »• a w ..roan, >uu w ilt S K If J tu-reby auiuiuncs my cuudldnil) nt S.-illforil. FOR SALK H .ml iu- two story | . ■.1 .. I . upon the tth dny of day of .lantuiry, A. D. I#?#. I. a* Sunday School Lesson; 7:30, BUt,,M/t pulllf III ItU-llst'S. fur tlu» offloe of clerk, of tlie In Chancery. stucco ItmiM" in bi 'it clas*- |..!,l*'.|. I 11..Iii-,., oilier ,tin,-iiH- Circuit Court, -u 'o jc t to tbo action X7irc!i. A D IS3H. tlte snmo tiring Hperlal Muster N E W LY furnished nj artmenta for 8, New York.^ . u h.,r i«, w , iio,-o Napoleon I- ,1 ilu- voturn ' I the June Prtrnsr). u i....' i •? of tbla Court, nut fall Mondav the Silt day of Felirunrv. more orchestra; ,itt,« residential section A, II built rent. Phone 864-J. Commercial nut uttu-rwisc jtirtKineni nr default A 1). 193*. same lielnu n Unit D:l* Symphony; 9, Philco Hour. I li.l Iu it.iv.’ 1,,-t 111** battle of It. It. DKAH. *f SHOP of till* Court and a Icirnl *«le* Will b " entered nualnst you. thoroughly mo (cm hi <M ty iv.i ( W..I, I I. - • I-< calls,' a bail attack 243.8. WIXID CeuttunopBl,*:; Jon anything ir. Street nitii Park Ave me. It lx i»r,1eri-,t tlint Ibis Notice day. In front of tlie Court ll.mse Vuo w ill lust- III,pert. Beautiful gtoainp. and f In iii»»ri buhlF o il n i t . x f i s h s k s s o k o f he p.ibllslied In Tim Hanford Her- • t Hanford. Heinlnole County, Flori­ 1,230: 8, Sundry schorl lesson; ■tie call will get TW O 3 room mode r furniaheu I,,111, nl Ilf-; (ul lo-alllt, <i:tpplh>‘>n TAXN4 ii M r newspaper puhll»hed In da. will offer for snle to tbo tituhshrulis. This proprrt; -Id tV, cul­ .liel Ml",-CSS Just UK Mil,'l> HN N.\ • '417-W. 9 Ratl. I wish tu nnnnuni’K to the pei>i.'« Heiitlnole County. Florida, once nsl and lies! bidder for ru*h. itur- 4:30, Putt.' : ensemble. apartments, privat bath.- gnr- ly for twelve tlnm-and dollars. !,--l,--o I- 1 the bnttle of Waterloo ot HrmlnuliUounly tlml I am a Intr tlte luKal hours of sale. tlte eucit week, fur the period of two age. $30 nnd $35. $aiford ar.d Present owner i< willing to r nit ii ), 'i i'll' Hiiffi-rnm from nil) of anti,II,Into fur rr-flfftliin to tltu of- mnnttiH. next Immediately succeed- fullowtnir deserlbed laud. Ritual,-, <1"--ino-uii i-ooipiallits clinnieruU'd F A M ILY FI'P.D F A T A L LlJ fli-t- ,,f Tux AHHrsHtir, sulijvct to tho lying nnd being In the Countv „r hereof. fice for ti'n thousand. Apply Bo\ i.nv, i *un-t ipni Inn nnd liemor- ■Ic’lHtoa of Ihi- voters In the IVmn- tlteIN date OLD W ALLS Geneva. Phone 216-W Florida. W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , 1 have Seminole und Slnte ,-f nlcun Iu * tiuHltlvely ellnitriHted 36 r a r e Snnf- rd I i<-i :•!■). W A L L P A IN T ,-ratli' Primary to be belli In June this tflb day of Peeember. A. D. more partlrularly dc*crll>,',| na f rm rA G o . an. 21 ( I NS) — ilil FOR R E N T — Apar tieiit. 1101 urn I,-at in,-(lin,ls. Write ul tills year. I'-:;, affixed my band and official lows t o -w lt ■ JIW AND BETi .ill i f if * ’ liti rufurt Cun Hut t a ■ A. VAUOIIAN. A fa tiiiv fetid ■lafcl into mntxl'r Elm Ave., Corner 1th St. Heal nf this Cdreult Court at Lot 7 nnd Ihe North Hair -t| HEU IN FORM Ai ••«*»»$ i-Mnip. ( N l - 3 ) nf Lot ». nf latnux A d ­ Hanford, Heinlnole County, Florid*. hem totluy when J. Viqtnry"Novak, t/ ., I Mi IMS i*im\VIN IIOWKTali, [O N E 2J5-J OR FOR R E M — Tw$ furnished 1 V. K ItOUOLAWI, dition. Hanford. Florida, ac­ FOH T A X fO l . L k C T O n . [•Iwt.. i »*l 1*h\klt l.in Sp**c'Uil Islnu 43, of New Buffalo, MW-h„ shot cording to plat thereof record­ I wish t« announce lhat I am < t riert: of Circuit Court, JER. SANFORD, I I lit * *111*1 Ti . (iiiii**ni nf Hlom* rnnitlitale for re-rleetlon to tit* apnitments, large nor.ts, 913 i ed In Flat llnok :i, page 97 of Heinlnole County. Florid*. nnd instantly killed hi* broth -r*L. |Si a . I itiii| Kt rial I MhfdNfH. u'flrn of Tax Collector of Hemlnthe t'uhlle Heenrils of Hemllials By A. M. W E E K S . Park Ave. in-Iaw, A, G. WlntUU, 28. na iltp * JiIt i■ .VVt' II Uf. *Mia m1nt ot,- County, subject lo tlie notion County. Florida D. C ,1., 11*1*1111111' ttinr* STORE— ProTorm*: Ca*lt, 1’urrhasor lo pav latter left hi* home with h!s wife, of tbo vot* rn In t!,u DeinocrutiiP la in t iff* Attorney» 16— Houses For T o'. Frlnmry' to l»e lielrt In June. for Deed. is, Soda. Wo aro Kmtna. Novak then turn'd the f W. K. W H IT E ., Your support wilt ,ie npi>r*F1ftt«il jr nhonc. Call 103 5 ROOM house on W .Second St., volvcr upon hlmxeif nr-,I irtfli, JNO. I*. JIN KINS Hpecliil Master. IN I 'l H U F l T I’nl'H T. TWENTYu falitl wound. Mi x, Wilicifk f til ’ j ' TIM HD .IUDIUIAL GIIU'UIT, wiMtoN, nnrr.v: a d io h 'DIN two blocks from nsjness disSolicitors for Comptutnani pnn p o i n t y J i:n «n (ns o f all kinds, HEM1NGLE COUNTY A N D HTAT1C faintinji hautdot tIt * bodies of her f-r moii of 1 hrrrby announce nty cnndlducy O F F M 'H I D A IS CIIA NCEHY. it Sl Wall Paper trict. Gooti location IN T H E CIHrtM T COURT O F T H E huMbuml nnd brother. I’olici- y i: I '* 'or re-elect inn to tli* oific* nt J II T1LL1H. Cumplalnunt. moderate means who 'ants to be T W E N T Y -T H IR D JU D IC IAL C IR ­ County Judge of Heinlnolu Couuty Nnvnk hod been jt-alom of flic * (), .Shitiholser, C U IT OF T H E BTATE O F F L O R ­ .•lose to town. S. Plnrldn. KUbject to Ibr w 'll of the ASHI.EV K E L L E Y . Defendant IDA. IN A N D FOH S E M IN O L E cess enjoyed by Winelik wlio »■ i -repairing, piano Phone 186. Di-mocratkVote,* of Henilnnle S P IT FOH HPKCIFIC ti COUNTY. FLORID A. -'oiintj. In lb * UrniucrRllc Primary -------------d. ----- .. _ I'F.UKOHMANUK. nn insurance broker. ta with *7 year* E. It. A SH CR AFT. Receiver Hemc l d t l n i iu b* h-"ld June 6th. IJ.'t CITATM N. music store 5 ROOM bungalow wtiti garage. Inole County Hank. IMutntIff. J \H G. Hit A HON. T H E S T A T E OF FI.OHID A: TO k>t* vg. n 10 & 11 Me$30.00 _per month.TjJ t. BrotherAHItt.KL K K L L B Y . T. L. LONG. Defendant. ro n t i i i : i.EiiiHi.ATt'itK It appearlliu front the sworn Hill tone 832. son, phone 135. o n n E l t OF FU O L IC A T IO N I hereby announce nt> cundlducj >CKS— Irrigation TO R E N T— 1811 Sntifad Avenue. Rose Court. Furiitted seven trnl cement work. Co. J. E. Ter- rooms. Three bcdroini, garage, and Dim Kelvfnator, hot w a t*. Excellent neighborhood. Also wxellent op­ J—Tha Roof F.v* ■fetal ahlnglec, portunity take advaitife owners In and galvinized predicament; due to pc.bled taxes II. Cowan. Oak ai d halved rentals. 3rd W. Ball, phone 306-J. It. Phone H i . Well furnished five txim bunga[ed Female low: modem fVovcments; knted: $10.00 com- tcreened-in porch; g^ f*:e. Corner 21st St. llinery Course to Fnlmctto Avenue und jomo at once bcFurnished Cottage oil] )on’t miss this with use of f|ve, ud prtunily of be- $15.00 per month. New York Mil- House nt Paola, locatJ furnished. In­ Grove, neap srhoolhiJ now located 400 lights, garage, good ollcnt community, Month. |ng woi.ian of good ge . In solicit ads for this Furnished five room Road, Irkld. Strictly com- Florn Heights, on 0 nning lights, ha See Mr. Powers at electric .voter, garage, $18.00 month, Two room apartment xl and fn $17 sewing up- French, $20.00 per \mc if. euce unnecessary; Apply to Jno. D. in* ns nt ly. steady work, Court House. tidrcised envelope Coshen Dress, 18— Warned To Rfn W ANTED : By- coml u lthout childrtn: Small h( at apart • ment, furnished. B. 7. iernld. ed Male r lift wanted on 80 potato farm near FOR RENT — Fun it d room cottage. 1314 job with good !, reliable man n:ar Forrest l.nke 1 snee. Address improvements. Call 4 l'hopc 857-J. f e l a »n o i of Complaint filed in this cause that you are n resident of a State or Country other than the Htate of Florida, and that you are over the age of twenty-one year*: Therefore You, Ashley Kelley, trn -required lo be nail -appear be­ FOH HTATIJ I.F.fIDil.ATFRK fore our said Circuit Court at Han­ day of I « inh to annuu'.ire my candidacy ford. Florida, on the (th fur i hr Stale l.tditsluturc (Group February. A. D. I93S. and then and i\ and will apnr.ciate support tjl there make answer 10 the Util ol Complaint .xhlhlted against you. fhe^prfmarj^ to be heliT*ln June. The above cause being a sujt for K 1*. IIAGAN. the specific performance of that ret tain agreement for deed made F « l l T A X AHHKIlHOIt xml entered Into between J. IF I ht-reliy announce to the people Tllllx o f the first part, nnd of S.-minole County that I um * Ashley* party Kelley, party of the second t-nndiduU- tor tax u*xcximr HilbJeiU tout and duly recorded Deed to the decision *>f the voter* [n Hook tt, page 313 of theInrecord* the Democratic Primary to b* held uf S.-mlnole County. Florida: said In June of this vear. I bay* llv'tel agreemetit Involving the purchase In tnange nud Heinlnole counties ami" sal*' of the following described for *o years. I have *erve,l u* situate, lylnx ami being county coimnlsalaaer on nnd tiff property, the County of Seminole and State fur IS yeara, I have made my liv ­ In Florida, to-wlt: ing ral»mg ntnrk nnd clirur fiult ,f Lot Ten, tlloek Four. Tier I n i and farm Ins. I propose to let every ,.f E K. Trafford's Map of the * liiximyer rurry Iris piuportlonati Town ,nf Hsnford, Florida ao* ■diii re ot taxes by viewing, the pro­ curding to Plat thereof duly of perly personally. Your support record on the putdle ri-enrils of wm be - P . P r . n a u * ; Jf Seminole County, Florida. IT 18 P F R TIH SH O n P E R K H Thai Ihl* Citation he published la The Hanford Herald, a newspaper p u b ­ (Legal Notices) lished In Hemlpnle Cnunty, Florida »nd having a getteral dlrtrlhullnn. IN T ill: IH STH IFT C O U R T Ok once‘ a week for fnur consecutive TIIH 'U N IT E D STA TE S Hfll TH* El IN' DIHTKIUT UF FLA. IN " wiTNK FH my hand nnd tlie seal H A N K li r U T U Y . ........ of the Circuit Court nf the TwentyIn the matter *>f HAl M E L S third Judlelal Circuit of the Slate HI’KCIALTY 81101*. tne. tUnkrupt. nf Florida. In nnd for Hemltiole Saitlurd, Fla. Not Ire U hereby BlV- County, on this tlte Sth _ day of ,-n that "U Jnn. II. U'?* the ftlior.) Junuary, A. I>. l*3». nu nn-d debtor w m 'adjudged a V. It. DOFGLA83. hstiknipl and nil Jan o. 1»ZI bt 'Clerk of the Clreult Court of tn.-ao A. >1. In the ................ . i"® ■ - f t > T w e n t y - t h i r d Judlelal undersigned Itof.roa.Jn 't-nkrupiry Circuit ,>( Florida. In and IJ Phillips Hid*., •rando. KlaFor Seminole County. Hill be held a fir'I .meeliflf of By A M. W E E K S , creditor* or .the nM e named Demit) Clerk. bankrupt for Vile "urp'R* of rl<* JAMES G. H1IAHON Jr.. ro'lnlng 'he bunkeiiui ,-id eon»toSolicitor und of . Counsel »rln* an of ter of o'mpnsHlon **f for Complainant. f,.r the alii of County, mi June F ollow O u r W a n t A d s For1 a Better H ome at Smaller Cost HE lowneu of the selling cost when you buy or sell through Want Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and scl)-:r. For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser for your home immediately by fully describing your property and insetting a Want Ad our paper once or twice. Dy using one of our Want Ada the purchase and seller ore benefited by immediate’ transaction- personal inveatigation, and the extremely low cost of our W ant Ads. T 'fl’ho Satiforc) Herald -j. 4." L ___ I !’ • C l a r i f i e d 'i f e j i t . P h on e 148 ■ 'T X Legislature, subject to the Gitvoter* uf Seminole In the primary to be held C, 193* M. M. LORD. lO per cent undo t« the hanhrupt, *o the general ered*t-*rs listed 4n III* schedules filed herein. T ltE S T A T E OF K L O R ID A TO: T. I k IXJNO. and all persona In­ terested In the following described property situated In Bemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, to-wlt: Lot 6. nf Ulnck 10. Tier 11 nf Hemltiole Park. Sanford, F lo ri­ da. a,-cording to plat thereof , duly of record among the Dub­ lin Records nf Seminole CouiD. . . . * *>' ■ ■ ,1 Georgia Man Tells How He Fobs J Relief for Many C o n p lik b • • by U ifay tm rb rn n c -------------- Am Old H ot .Remedy- Lot* | and 3 of Long's First Addition to Hanford, acoordlng to plat thereof of duly of record among tme Public Rec­ ord* of Hi-mlnole County, F lorl- Afhcna, Ga —**I have been married 81 YMn, and an Um father of $•»,, children.* eays Mr. J. wee* G K WeetheTiinwsi WM| * ■ a^w aM #» we trm eaM * N E 1-1 of N W l - t of N W l - t of FeutIon 7. T*wp. 30. H. It. 31 East ford. RF.D.**A* thla city. "About ■ lM: , riiuianliiK 10 acres. Hltuate la th* beet home remedy remedy ]I have1eSrer Fein Inoli- County. Florida. "r l». This Is tu give Notice, that upas found la Black-Draught. 1 cu lt re­ tIn* Kith day ot December.' A. U. member when we haven't need it ja -A--, 1937. Ihe foregulng suit w a s com­ menced In this Court and th* pro­ the family, giving It to the chddnn perty desttrlhed herein before hae for colda nnd minor ilia bem' levied upon In pursuence^oj Uxativa U needed. attachment laa M, writ "W * must bar* uaad herein. Therefore, you end and each aaeh e t f yea Draught ibr 40 yearn, anyway, lafarnnd h 11 persons claiming any rst In the above described pronerty la that time we have tried it Aw | would her e are hereby orderod to ba and ap- M ay ccnnptaiwta pear lu-forc iho Circuit Court. In dulL stuiiid feeling, mid my heed for Hcmlnol* County. Florida, and for nford. upon the Ath day oi would ache and when I would ut Sanford Mai . Ii, a . 1». 1931, tbs same bejn^ over, I would get dizzy. X Hub- Day of this Court, and fa that a couple of doeee of not. i.liter wise Judgment by Da fault will hs cutert-d against you. Drought would relieve thla. I - It I* Ordered that thla Notice be to have gaa On my publish,-,! In The IkSanford Herald, I, l.« a newspaper_ published In l3Kn.ln.t1a Hemlnoto would apit up fr v r n County. Florida, once each week, for the period of two mom ha. next the date I n , mrdiaD ly auceeedlng ^ T Ihl* ta}7 Seal' ford. w I T N E M W H E R E O F . I have l d h day of December. A. IX affixed m: band and Official of this Circuit Churl. Mt Han­ Fen,lliole Clerk of Clr.uH Quirt. Sem­ inole County, • F lorid a. •. fly A. M. W E E K S , ■• ., *. d,. -v, D,■p. '■*......... Ton zebtyv. nnti .two. nntcioijca Jan. 30. IDS*. t 4 were rhippetl rvccn'ly from South fl W...Li.k* l W . COYLE lDferM in UankrupVcy. Africa to Eureptait tout. .. FELT DULL. DiZZ. m d io u t o n . -I it - a. relieved tin*. **IWa juet nn all-round good toedi ■ don. Now that I am 7$ year# old. I havo to take a laxative, nnd Black- DjaEL-w 7 * “ * In u m for! Coat* only ~ »V ai •» •X * ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 21, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52d7af393f1213c2ff9f8f2732a21a9c.pdf 28282dfc45832eb4b84ca7584e9175b4 PDF Text Text VOUU NKWBP/VTBR shed in Florida’s H eart. tVorld’s Greatest Vegetable jn.Its Richest Garden Lund, i ME XIX Leased Wire International News Servl SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY JANUARY 20, 1S28 Member Audit Bureau 01 Urcuiaiioi Subscriptions Send High W inds Cause Dam age In Chicago I*uii(!Neai$150AXarit ImpemlingLa Iin-American At­ tack UponThclInltcd Stales Policy In Nicaragua Seem.; O.RVergeOf ReingSquolched • ■ icipalifcy Wins 1st ound or.Battle in Lake Letters Used By City To b er W > T u S n 'l ^ ° Ve QiSC lU A^ ‘jnsl d im e * Letters passing between form er; I a ho agree as ■S-aCt/l A -.C i.v l Mayor f i n rest Lake and the Chap. Sanford that I ' w 1 R b H f ^ l f l Q / f n n NaticmilVBnnk of New Votj; -City ti e the bonds " V J J .C 1 U t J U U l I nro Cxpo^tcd to furnirii one of the o:i*or before February O ~~~~ . most conclusive proofs in subsist:- at o agree, as soon a -ti n of the City’r. legal proceed- have been advertise I,ill-if1?#-* A f f o j e c R t f i: by which i t aefks to gain r*-*>ou with legal opiniot i L 'i t j r / t l i d l i a c(ivery of $740,000" worth <•■' iu.ntl' i.-factory New York : i*ol ?3i)f),000 In Certificate, of in- <to the legality, genuine 0 'gCfl Manipulation alee Given In Bill It* G ilV ' o f S a n f o r d l tiI o jfl ' p ,y • p , • I ' r. • t __ ii ' 1 be couv..npiidcnce i M a y a f t e r n o o n f o rm a lly tKcoxhil)i(« fc>’. luted Hughes Declines To Serve As Chairman The It. E. Ilnll fund contlnuul to grew today, donations of $13.50 being received since yesterday. The sum is rapidly approaching the $150 mark, $130.fl3 having been ra ise d . to (into. Tlu* donations to date_nrc: I'n viousky nbknitwiedged 5111.1.13 A. D. Rosier 5.00 Mbs M argaret Davis 3.50 Woodman Circle, Grove No. 00, 5.00 Officers Maintain Guard Over Frederick Enwright. Wife And Daughter WhoWereAlsoThreutenedByliidnappers «•- — Captors Threaten Victim With Death $130.93 CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—(IN S )—' Chicago's spring-like tem pera­ tures of the past week were routed today by a raw northwest wind which threatens to send the mercury down to within a few degrees of zero. A t daylight this morning the tem perature was ten above. The cold wavo rode in on the tail end of a bliz­ zard, which struck the city late yesterday. The high winds .up­ rooted trees and enused consid­ erable, damage to property. c-.Um., -Inn. People Of Home State, Humiliated ByFling^ A gain st Catholicisms And GovernorSmith' M ayorSends W Dwight Morrow.Assured That Every Thing Will Result In Accord. Leaves For Mexico HAVANA. NUMBER 112 ire ^ In v itin g R o b in s o n , 20.— JA ll cv 4J14 l Asks Leader To V isit Montgomery To Seer How Majority Feels V -U S U L T iL /i I.YNN, Mass., Jan. ”’0.—(1NS| —Frederick \V. Enwriglit, new.; paper publisher of I.ynn and Ilos ; ton, and hi* wife and nineteen Amrck-an policy c f the United ‘ _ _ __ * ytnr-old daughter,’, were under Stntcs appeared today to be pr. E d d ie F ell F a c e s .‘10 Y e a r s To police guard today ns till* result ty will squelched. Yeoman «lip! • L ife Im p ris o n m e n t F o r Ivill- j of a kidnapping complaint < En■mntle .work has been accomplished . in g O f O ste e n C o n s ta b le I n iI wrigiit led .d with local police. by Am* Am. vi in"delegation «?« •<;_ S u m m e r ;K ny P ell A c q u itte d ,KUhiappciT by n band at thugs. its a r t ival’ln SiCfariH to ilofil wit1 T #. -------luwspnpcr columnist lfie Sixth I .i-Ativcrican eoaf, DIM.AND, Fia.. Jan. 20.—(Fpcployed by him, tlic Cnce. Aa a re of the work, l);. eial to The H erald)—Eddie Pell for conviction MONTGOMERY, Ala.,' Jan. 20— (INS)—The acrimoniouspyrotechnics of Senator A. Thomaa Hoflin in the Senate chambers against Senator.. Robinson, theC athoild church# and AI Smith has proven a boomerang in his home state, according to state politicians. They termed . Heflin's out­ burst as a deep humiliation upon tho state ne represents. legal proceedinKsi.v;,h t|10 i,«n. photon ),ioniMy'cam;i hr'N5tfalrt' teas (.Mil he opposition rlc-mcnt* Su u tiic iu ..:'. y • nvicljon late lh.trsdny after-, was to l»c kiljoil for $23,000 and his In borfda-nnd $50U,000 in : IItIon fi otlrr c mood. . noon <f wserond d e .ric plunder in body thrown into the harbor but fricates of inadbtedness, •l5‘ncc' ^t>vcra) ' 1 M rxho’., deb ration,’ fop cxnr. ■* *i:-..il)n with the f laying insi was reiensot! ’ a fter ngreelng to pie, in rn fri'V-lly th h ‘. Ambn :. r i f D. E. Walker, Volusia pay $1,000 for liis life. Id to be held iilcRAily by lu;[ l'ri derick R. Duton, 23, of this dor Dwight .'•'.oiiiow j# retuvni.i:.' i*-*u; table, at Oricer... t'hasc National Bank of l,! *.- • b •' ? Mayor W. A. Gunter, Jr., of this to liis I ft in Mexico City t .? i;.,vim.ftd Pell, brother u» Eddie, m y , chauffeur for Enwright was j York City as collateral ';V“? "‘ .i city, late yesterday wired Senator bitv to indebtednefVi of l“M‘p ’,'V‘U!! ' ’; week rpi|. Neboiiy believes that v.i- :> i(r:it «•»!. The* Jury del.Wr- .i.irestiil on five serious charges. | Robinson, Democratic floor leadAmbnss.nJur I'm row wimiil Jim . , . ;,.,>ir3, f» i;i lit- tin- i-:i ■••.* Searih wo< begun by police for tlic| Seminole County Bank. ' po,!tcnd. ' ;: :ov; 1 ,r 1 cr, as follows: "As mayor of the ,-nlumi:i-1 ntnl two otlu r men • | municipality von. the first Lake .usi l.il.u • 1■ vacant li.s iltti: .• in till.- Pa:i-A:v.vr- a '.jr. uYI,u-1; ami returning itCapital City of Alabama, I speak B vf its court battle when *,'r . 'u: ''at'.k. Icnn'C nferomo and Mtfftirn i m, The case set t> known tis "I’hnnonball'' anil •'The not only for the people of Mont- . Judge the United States ■' 1)10 Mexico il then* \. is any ilkli- . . i.,- d m Volusia county cour g o e rry , but for a largo majority kt court of New’ York grant- ‘" t ihcd <" the ■ I hood of Mcxivo’s delegation up. ’ i length, consuming II Enwright said that lie hail hem of tho people of Alabama, whon I temporary injunction, * re- ,fi a -t toll iw.-: Setting the' nitinintiuiial ni». tin;. Ai rur..< nts liy counsel for tlin a teind before by the colum­ p.ing tlic Chase National Dank I 'i-i-i-m j Cart a t llnvnnn. t;.e di Ii t -e and state lasted n nist, tlie latter declaring timt En- expenditures invalidated an elec­ request you to visit Montgomery a t Botno early date as the guest n r.glit oivnl Iciii money for Ids tion. I'ispourg any fof the liotidi i^’1’ * bu-o Nn'ioiu I Si.uilnrli with other tliruatcm I day an.I i ball, of tho city and tho people of Ala­ jc.:!lnii. A message receive! Mroadwuy. newspaper work. The kidnappers. ciintioversivn, Charles Eva: <*«.,• I lor the copvv^d man Tin* vote misting Smith was so bama and speak to our people. tiiglii I;. Mayor E. F. llous- | \y ).*»rl. t ity. ll iM.-s. wlni admittedly in t 1' fill I g.-tiri- immediately of an i'.iiw right told peine, not only overwhelming it surprised even his "We arc deeply humiliated r f 11.in * ity Attorney George , <m nib men; ' ,'t ling international figute ;>p, ni ; ■. m w trial ai. I Jn I- tlirl'ateiieil liis own life Iml plot opposition. It was fii to 23, with th a t the good name of Ala­ iCuttes staled that a furth er I ^ haml *j'ou in r Uhl v in it........nfciiiice. graciously di , i Iti.w,* in d ic te d that arg.;- : d in kidnap and hold lor ransom twenty-one Republicans voted for bama should bo besmirched by the r r :■< the case will be b elli1 N,,“ - Selllin Me t . >i'-d. I ’ ii 11* him. * false imputations of Senator Hef­ I'lined Mo serve tis 'chairm an a , t!«i- on n o n will In- h ..in! i - daughter Klennore. i on Jan. 27 or Feb. 3. .•.'Mai.lion, due Mtu'eh M ajor of Illinois was left with but one lin who so unjustly brings disres­ I lie m ivsj ancr coiumniiit o iib ir of ti most im portant i<j:«- m il; it week.-The ei urt svl c i. \t hearing will lie for the \ c-dlm iral l!e 'i;, < Snnli.nl oiit'' i- i • conference— IhuJ, | q tu piit.duo und up • 'ht, ivni -a d by police to lie u Senator ns n result of Die Senntc's pect upon tho good namo of otir i f o n l r r - codification • rV <a |a tv >.* , tiplay he ii.nl n l : • cm. who m one time conduct- action. Authorities here were ngre- state and our people. ft |iol^t;' injiiticlidrt nnk; Fp %, , i uli'.-i’ ■ ■:i;.l !ni. ..ml wit1.. . 1. 1,. | .• m . h j; ami grin In.. I; e l a e n d - cinder column in one of ed that tin* next move is up to Senator Heflin, during the I • coiitiniied and should the 1 s."i>’. bemipole i Governor Ik-ii Small of Illinois, who course of a debate with Robinson the .’.a . • un of the rar.-U nf I.i j . i . 'Tl i. no publicity stunt. This in decide, u later Ik aring | ■>-!l*i,liiitl. dm* .dari Ii is i y life. Tlicy’ie out to git nn*. run appoint a temporary successor in the Senate, said th a t tho b? held a t which timo tho 1a n dlutcral thvroti p'ended Glut h i£ ,n s , a It looks tis if they're going to," to Smith iHMiding a special elec­ Democratic floor- leader would be will pass” upon tlic m erits!"^ imhl»tidness m ■: inn of lit.* Atm ip 1 1: i. t ..i; 1*. !....u1:h ol |) l.:i*»il alto •he I 'd Usher told police. Accoril- tion to fill the vncancy or simply “tarred and feathered” should ho lie last* and deride whether | •" inford, I*lorida. f'*r i ». >ii1.1 i * ’-i‘> tf..ni'i.i iv -itltd I.. ormtib of S.ii, .jsjA d eg (o Kinvr' .Iit’s sensational permit the vacancy "to exist until visit «y\1r*«#na. In.i-e N:Ufo*miT CTinT; should ' 1 1,1 »’ band you I. In a leading editorial today tr-,v i.i time to th- work i t. |J. Srarii'tl lejirevcnte-l i lie a-ked It s i limiffetir t.i another ■'Congress convenes when is| •> e.. *d of t’le bonds anil ottivs. And iti-lend i *. it It l lie a: tail- r o, 1 t i n 1 him from liis tUeau Avciiin* Smith might try nguin to enter the Montgomery Advertiser fram e 1 a a|i Senate. h.'ceptlllg lb, hi.i .•* . iiii J iiiibuni, attorney ol I•al­ in-me to Host iui. what it said was an approprla’. > • ' V i.\ 1aseii op n bill in answer to Heflin by coming <ru' nominated f - •' i Ii :i - ‘ :ii in who bud lu-t li retained b\ tn.teud, ac orditig to Enivright, " which lias been filed in boldly in support of Governor At Intcrnntioo il ! i v I 1 i l a rff. hr starli I along North • i ' d i ii! . The case begun raises the question “is the proStFT I*r. «j i . i . I.** i ‘ . " bore Dciio. Tlie «i|im :m rrnnil tin* ! ' i' i ey yejlerJav al te r - 1 r annum, o . uiumih • Smith for President. The editorDl vhfs Tin*. I*r!n . im o • , <i t hug: "< ’;|iitinnbnH" and' a . erie.4 c-f eonf«*enr^I'uvuiili- in thirty years. toe mo not nn ideal time to test tho ch ar­ r- -ati t of «• l •• dnel.c," wettg up in nnather I" ' l dii! ing the | n. t |>.mi- iii. e ItoiuD with I mi .! . ■ . ialii - in : acter and patriotism of a Roman tout liiin*. 1l.o eid.inirii-1 |, aped to da. ii-iiveen «ttoincys_ rep1■' Saiifonl bonds nggre-- and tht'Mi i Central Aim i Catholic President?” . • iiy u in r I hiiii*i| of Eiiivright'x »'-i' * b I. aides. A final fer1 l.'MO which vou arc d a lly . Declaring th a t tho Adverti.iar an iiiei get i mg inside placed a 1111 w diMMid v. . m ale early if. j •♦ it * mayor » was “Protestant-owned and P ro t­ NEW YORK, Jnn. 2ft.—(INS) — Dr. Gr ' i era was hi .hli I • a ' i.n-t I'owrig h t’s ribs. in 1• i t "i' l"ii' ri t urn of ♦‘ •id, t!».»t t>r ’ I . l.o is leaving-todsy by* tlu* i 'n.lent of : .• "I’i i I : i d t.. , tic piibli. lu-r, lie The search for Miss Frances St estant edited”, the paper conclud­ ''■to-tiic ami upon th>* t base J .‘ in rul'd u p : i ion now h-.pl i-i ^ 1 i i. *"it X' to close Tiego- *h :.c. . 1 i this j oraV i'.u • uni. to u camp in Niilianl, tied John Smith, eighlcin year olJ ed by saying: 'T ho Advertiser i« "•’ll liaid.'s r fa :i!. the 'nit Ptrlnl beno-dt fur -tin. i-ci mut . •*■' : e of *1he boriils, and will !i*m • >• ili il with tlie him iqi. ili-ciu.ed killing him Iml student who vanished from Smith fii * i» . nrl, acc’uiliiig In iio S.-mi'io! • t it- i; Dn-ik, will ui: inn final instruction > of w!. t b Ho i. r inti rn ati fi if;, nlluocil him in go on pro­ College n week ago, swung back ot In* v.Ithdr iw a tin1.1 *bp entire t" di livery of bonds t o 1tin- I ’m i*> States linj nr ! to New York City today with tho mise of $I.Ul)0 for hia life. e.d’ bti dm s i f the S -i.iinole arrival of her brother, Ft. John •‘invaile.!” Nicaragua by i ' unty I’nnl; to,the Chase N'ltiontniuu your* Smith, Jr., and a private detective :! Dink lias hot a n*i*d. ’(ho • • •• | . *i% Their hurried trip from N orth­ •cads am ount to fO'.'t’.ftttft. . Vice President. | ampton, Mass., where tho search has centered, stirred rumors that Francos was being held captive by depnctnii nt of tliat c ity. jc ik u r a ! abductors waiting for a further inn .* : . i i years ..go and ' inerraso in the $10,000 rewurd of­ t of i ,’e ( it;, s act uni to ti tcrn whei lie hen n OTTAWA. III., Jnn. 2 0 - (I.NS) fered by the girl’s father. •!*• a t crilumeiit order • -t bulging that Harry Hill of Tho movement of tho St. John ■”> • 'h e Chase Nariori.l Dank )(U I •Striulor, Hi., Iiad deliberately Smith, Jr., and his companion to ­ dig tin* Itoili!**, to have iii.ildvreil liis mother, Mrs. Eliza day were cloaked in mystery. They * I'cs dcelared null m il Hill, wealthy n rlu se , in cold ul jqticntly cancelled Ido-.il alii for tile "sordid motive refused to divulge whether they f* by i ) ii-gain possession ol motley". S tale’s Attorney Rus- hint any new information or clues. ,hv lif.iul on tlie grounds that m 11 <). Hanson of iuiFallc County li.iie never been authorized be mii Ids opening address to tho and iniinot he lawfully jury In re today ami demanded the iftwn Die Lank ns eoliateral electric chair for the youth. Mile rdy it, loans of the Seminole "This man is worse* than u HickM.v Dank. PANAMA CITY. Fla., Jnn. 20.— School Pupils To Have ,-r will man or a Hotelling,” Minuted HunD ' diing liie City's position "it and ' ron ftl1 he shook his fist townrd (IN S )—Seven workmen were dead initiiuting tlu* procecilings, .ind. was tlie* chair where- Hill picked at his today nfte*r they had been pinned Current Events Tests <>r liouslioldcr stated today Milieu- fingcnnnils in apparent uncon- beneath the surfneo of East Boy G •i:t:iiii..il on Page Six) At the meeting of the Seminole ■ii house, cern.” He forged checks, ho was when a steel shell upon which they ,*• star- r‘ calcitrant and when rebuked by were working on the new Dupont County Teachers* Club on Thurs­ day afternoon, Supt. T. W. Lawton u n n te n O b ta i n H r ii I feature M* kind motlicr, he turned around Bridge fell into the water. Those who were drowned arc: instructed all principals to give numbers an,l murdere.*el her—shot her to a Doohy dentil. This tlie state will prove. 11. O. Hates, St. Andrews; Andrew test* in current events tp all g rid ­ ie> Plays Then to hide his crime he buried Hyovult, St. Andrews; B. C. Turn­ es beginning with the sixth through res nre *’er body be*nenth the elusty busc- er. Panama City; Arehio Welch, the twelfth. Tests were distributed to all Panama City; and Ed. Suiner, IloyMtiri.ii. n“' nt floor.” principals who wore asked to re­ nlton, Minn. Tho seven men were* working in­ port tho results not later than Jan. side tho steel hull in tlic middle of 30. These tests a re furnished with­ the bridge over the bay when it be- out charge by the American Edu­ canie* overbalanced and plunged in­ cation Press, of Columbus, Ohio. Aycock or Fischer, PARIS, Jnn. 20.—(IN S )—A mon- to fifty feet of water. Several on This company publishes a school Kter popular movement to socuro the outride: of tho structure • cs- paper, C urrent events, and is mak­ KEAN ANNOUNCES ing a nation wide test of pupils’ WAGES REDUCED Prince Curo)’* return to Routnania capceL will bo launched nt Jassy on Jnn. knowledge of recent happenings of interest In social, religious. Indus­ 20. This information was brought (IN S)—Hnmlltoa F. Kc»n will be FALL RIVER, Maas., Jan. 21).— McGRAW WORRIED trial and political circles. A report to thp form er Roumanian Crown a candidate for IB publican noniina- -(INS)*—Announcement of a ’rceiur. of results for the whole nation Princo today by an influential em­ tion for Uniti'd States Senator ut tion of ten per cent in wages e*fNEW YORK, Jan. 20—(N S)— will be made during the next two issary from Bucharest. the prim ary elections May 15, he fective Jan. 30th was made by tho (I^NS)NEW YORL According to tho courier, the* All that is worrying John McGraw months, and will be published announced nt a dinner tendered to executive’ committee of the* Fall Louixe Hunter, prima eionh:e of him here. Kcun is the third to nn- Rive;r Cotton M anufacturers’ An­ movement- will begin with u huge today is the signing of somebody through th e press. PHIZES a w a r d e d concluvo o f the Pcnsnnt P arty und to replace Rogers Hornsby a t sec­ ■ Public schools a re emphasising “Gulden Dawn", and Henry Haven nounce liis candidacy for ’’United scciution and representatives of will bo followed by simitar m eet/ ond bn*e dn the New York Giants. ho study of current topics, Mr. Thu other two nro five unions uffiiintcd with the NKW YORK, Jnn. JO— (IN S )— Windsor, millionaire* Chicago pub­ States Senntor. hies in other sections e*f Rouman- The other three members of the Lawton said, anil teachers and Governor Kdwarel C. American Federation of Textile formcr . ----- • «>f- New Orleans, lisher, will be ninrrird heu- to- Stokes and ex-United States Seim ta. A curious feature of the nows 1infield, Freddie Lindstroni, Trail* chool officials aw ait with interest I Jackson und Iliil Tarry, leave scut h« outcome of these tests. momnv. , been awarded $500 by tho So­ ir that Jassy is the homo’ of Mntor Frelinghuysen. in their signed contracts. Eddie Mixc H unter i* thl* ward eu >’ of Arts f„r the best short dame LyP'.-sc-.i , fer whom Carol Roush ,is the only other Giant In SPINSTER. SHOOTS MAN George M. Verity. p iv iiJ.a t tlie ft »tyle of O. Henry COSGKAYE ARRIVES renounced-his rig h ts to the throne. the fold fo r 1028. Secretary James POLICE SEEK DKGENL’RATI ’* *n *he» ^e:er ending last American Rolling Mill Cmip-my. PENSACOLA, . Fla.,- Jaii. 20.— Tierney denied th a t ho attempted V ? «°«T. “Child Of God’* of Middletown, Ohio.. After, year* NEW YORK. Jan. 20— (INI REPORT UNCONFIRMED NASHVILLE. Tcnn., Jun. 20.— —To "snvt* lier honor.'” Miss to sign Ty Cobb for tbc Giants• William T. Cosvrave. preslden of Ktady in Middletov/n ami ubnaa, . ______ . in Ilarpcrti. • on his roeen( trip to Georgia. • *«'nd prize, $250, went to Er- Vlis’s H unter niBcle u suctvifful lie- INS1—Police’ here today w ire Nancy Me<llock,-75 year old spin­ ho Irish Free State, get I D MANAGUA. Nicaragua. J«nbut in “ Lucia" /U th.- Metropoli­ seeking « would-be kidnapper bc- ster, shot and hilled Hubert Cum/lim psa ef New York this ne 20— (IN S )—Confirmation of * be\lanll. 25 n ftsr he Is oliejTvd ta • Removal of n thjcY ge-owth of lvj tan Opera House her*, .>:3r ii»\-fd 4e.be a degenerate. Who .invo made imuroper qdv.mr'*:i to pcita th ? t Ccn. Auguotinro San- nt IJancyfcijan* Churerb. hi Csr ng. He orrived from Ireland ’ailed to lure a 12 y«nr r.’d glr] a» /he signed a flve-i :nr- e.-strert elino, rtlicl leader. Iiad been killed m anhcthlre. Walos, recently re­ th*J liner Homeric. whj<^» tlhq ,.w. e-H-1>* •'Lnol )•» *h? r.smmuan- her. th e said. Mir, •’ Mceilcck ti bfan a ir raid over hi* head vealed-sn old doorway that gave anchor off Quarantine early .f ner that Wjlium Edward jlichavt, ’Me- held in the* E.'cur.jbi.i Cr4taty quarters by U. S. Marine* w,! access to * egU-llks apartm ent on day. Because of storm y weal e kidnapped .little Mqrion Parker in Jt.il on i\ ciiarge af first eligree the liner v u two days late. still lacking today. . » murder. . * * '.Los Altg«l-*r ‘ «. ' v a i n jioaaesiiiionujf' $7«10;-1^h>».^,wb'rt) .Search For Missing ,Smith College Girl Swings To Gotham Manager Of Hold Shda^s Guest W h o 1 fried To Draw Grn iiiealor Announces Program Today For R. Ii. Hal! Benefit Seven Workmen Die As Bridge Collapses Sanford Quintet T P’av Deijiind Toni1 r°ro Canadian Bank Movement Started For Carol’s Return Prima Donna To Wcd| Chicago Millionaire’ • * * » �TOE SANFORD HER ALP, THimSPAY JANUARY 19,1928 The chairman, for the evening wn» flirt Rnroesln. who was ably aiwiutt <1 in entortnlnhig the g u o tii by S. Robbing A fter several progression.1! of l.riiflr'c hn«l W en plftyytH, scoihs were totaled nnd the first prize, o silver perfum e bottle, was awarded NEW RECORDS-SET Candidates ToAmsterdam In Advance Is Criticised . • : ■ ' A s s i s t a n t Coach May Be Chosen As J o n e s ’ S u ccessor NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Jan. It).— (1NH)—If Tad J«»hes doesn't re"f tm id e r his resignation as head fi.otliail coach a t Yale, Marvin Mt *vcns, tigl t-lutnd man of the rc: j\ r .g chieftain of the Eli.*, j*n»l»ably will be his successor; .th a t much rn d m are' will the athletic , authorities here adm it. • Louis Stoddard, chairm an of the 1P27 football committee, announc­ ed in’New York th a t “ Stevens would be acceptable, lint denied th a t he already had b e : n tu-cepCe 1. The ' Athletic Board of Control which met here last night, annonni ed that it had no statem ent ready, for publication. Stevens, although playing but ■no year on the Yale team , was one of the brightest sta rs of the fam ­ ous 11*2:1 outfit. He transferred ^ T u id v r Mower went to Mrs, Ncone. The first prize for men, a ""MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Jan. ll>. silk tie was given Lew Kutts. Mr. — (1N‘$ J —Two row international inter-collegiate records had %been I Olio of the loveliest of the m any Bobbin.* who held second highe.-*t :c re won a pearl handled knife. Opt nidi hrd today by Yale sw im -j rocial affairs of the week, and one At the cnnclusshn of the games, n u t * who I’.foatcd W esleyan h ere.' 51 to th. The Ynlo relay team com -: in which the a rtistic taste of the refresm ent o f 'maple nut .icecream _iiti rirrcavaoTti -trrrp serrinhhy-thcr " ple.ccL the 1.000 van! hreast stroked hostess...ivks, reflucbeU-iajEVWif~dc-r -*rrd .. . .a "assisted by three'B oy Scouts, tvffi?= nrT 5~r.v iraO rLw aW nic tho >■tail was th n t-n f' W ednesday-w hm - fj-.i form er record held hy the navy by Mrs. John W. Meisch J r., enter- Miiton Robbins, M urry B anner and tuined at- luncheon and bridge tit Daniel Lopate. There were ten -14 O-IU .‘ CCOnds. her lovoly lio'nie on Park Avenue. tables of players who enjoyed this House of Yale established a new j The guests included the members delightful evenng. t -— mark of 1:4:) 1-5 for the 150 yard of the Young M atrons Bridge Imck stroke event, clipping 2 1-51 Club. 1 r cc >; ... off the record made by | A springlike setting wns a r ­ Spindle of Michigan. ranged with quantities of calcn- ACE AM) TENDLER MEET NEW YORK. Jan. ID—(IN S )-r The w inner of the ten-round liout between Ace Hudkins and Lew Tcndler here tomorrow night will m e t Sergeant Sammy Baker on Kef. 17 to 21. The w inner of the Keb. scuffle will undoubtedly gel first crack* a t Joe Dundee if thn w elterweight champion tines not go into "involuntary retirem ent. com m ittee. These athletes? Will undcigo official triuln fo r the tcorit ju st like Joe W indm ill'and John J. Jones, according to the semi-official case laid down. M-LARNIN SKINS I t was lla li.ts idea and th a t of his coach. Jack Ryder, that the NEW YORK, Jan. I'd—(IN S )— only way he could hope to take Jim my McLaritiit of Seattle. serious issue w ith Nurm i, I’eltWash., has ngrecd to meet Sid zer, Lowe nnd foreign sta rs in T erris of New York, a t L'U general was to train a t • A m stcrpounds, tho * light-w eight limit, dam much longer than the ten-d-.iy here on Feb. 21. It will he McLar* period to he allowed tile full team . r.inV rirst appearance here. Bui They -thought,* too, th at othci he m ust do 125 pounds for Terri* prcsjieetive stars of the American or lose the match. • o u tfit should be afforded sim ilar consideration. It seems th at 'hoy The portrait <»f Caterinn Oornnw ere wrong. • j rii.'Ouet 11 of Cyprus in the fifteenth They ure wrong for more than ami sixteenth eenturiesi which is several reasons, which, if I under­ attrib u ted Uuthe school of Bellini, lias ju st been • ac-quircd by Sir stand the situation corccctly, a c c j:Kbnb Joseph Duvcerr of England. Ihpsc: first, th a t they should 'trj*] out for the team . Second, t in t | Czechoslovakia, with a popula­ they must do it.’The others.m ight tionuf 11.000.000. now lias six Wo hnve rcckoiioo tne ten uuy tu rn out to be im portant if 1 oijly could rem em ber w hat they period :is a m aximum for ih" bait ip*<l *:.<* of the athletes.” declarwere. l*o Lute To Classify I t appears, according to the (l| iU,boii^on. v.ho took upon hi.uproponeats i lf the htn\li-n of i-pii’.ivmn:*. officin] version of the movement to pine e. "certain , -This will be long enough t • -hak • have off the iffo ets i f the sen trip and fttars on a preferred of m e -j not too long to pi cent an a th ­ overlooked »onn« factor m ent. Those mentioned to me were lete from retaining hi* emel t'm.t gate receipts, or to !n* crude, upin- in such a M -'-.’V. muggy climtite. cy ; th at the princiolt* «»f the "open .Mnnymf the -tim m er rc-salei t< ; • '■ shop" in athletic t.ia ls should nnd Mia*-iii:t be-nnse the pine - i • ■ Imist prevail; that Lloyd Hahn Imiei.! mid damp, r-'ul, t •;>• on? doesn't know wh-il 'ue i- talking •tm > i|',i:n ( t im w er-t th in r thn; Man v.-itli cur to scli . 0.1 lil l-appen f Hahn am! •>!», • about. line quality Auto Tires '..ii would Ik* to stay 1 ' re t •• Amsterdam it w ait'd 1 la-*-.!. i Exclusive territory, three) luulrca below sva Igw-I en f not ne'e sary. Salary no one s ta js there ji* **••• eoiuii/ 1 r mi,hi h. - M1l«*s:•»n*tlir.>, uqless bis snots nr • n l'.>■ 1 npaiiy. Last Liv*rpool Incompetent or the jo.il \ er;. staunch. Tea day . they i:H:mni O ne lo t o f fifty 3*piece all­ w ool suits w e will close out at half-price. . ty blossoms wore arranged in aulas and sweet pens, These pretj>n*ket* about the rooms and also centered the dining table. Lunch­ eon w as served a t small tables liith had as central decoration , •aimll crystal bnskets filled with paste tinted sweet pens. Tinplace cards w ere- done in girls wearing yellow frocks and c a rry ­ ing bouquets of spring flowers. At one o’clock a tem pting three count' luncheon wan ser The afternoon' * hoavs*SvFl~ uni. kly* spent with games of progiersive bridge und a fte r the usual num heriof rounds had hoi-n played, scores were collected and See our new spring* samples ALL W.O0L SUIT Made-To-Measure Subscription Bridge Party Held By Jews The men of the Jvwish Ciynmunily (’enter entertaified most pleasnutly Tuesday evening at u i*ubfiiip iio n bridge p arly at tire .lev.*i-h r<>niiiiiinity* House. The spec ions nrnn where the card taideluni been arranged for play " ‘ dr .rnted \* t!i Ainerienn and Jew ;sb flags tngclhw with nuiiierou ! irchieis. Mine* und white were 1 !’ ei lot-,* f<. lured in the dccinaic i and oilier details. Score* f*n games were kept **n sta r shapetl ta|)i*-4 done ill tlic Jewish, illjigl* 1. ^Customer • . $30.oo at $ 1 5 Iall alteral Remainder of suits consisting flannels and worsteds will be closed out at S. W . Bradford W elaka 1H First N at’l I’.ael, Itldg.— (Take Elevator) Buikdir on Ladies* silk dresses’ Ladies and Chi reus’ coats and hats. MEN’S OXFORDS NAINSOOK Mi inch pink Nainsook Black or Tan oxfords. . HOSE b-’..i(» L ad ies’ full fash io n ed Siilrilo^® Brought to our plant and called for (This Saving for Cash Only) PUMPS SLOP Ladies’ pumps,** patent leather PRINTS onc-slrnp Mi inch prints, ^ a s l colors K1MONAS crepe kimonas Quality of work unsurpassed SHIRTS S2..ri() Men’s broadcloth shirts, a Folding Clothes Basket givenFREE when work has been received by our plant. Mai for the baby. . FOR COUPON 305-7 East Second Street MEN’S H A TS SATIN Harof|plU) palln t . NIGHT gow ns S i m l- .d lK Hatuto „iKhl K0„.„s. SILK CREPE $2.50 Weatherly silk crepe, omen* �I V-*-4 *""i-------- -— r l ■4, .T-? 4 /.v PACE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY JANUARY 20, 1928 Imomm Preventing Evil T he Sanford H erald ftM M dl fttry tlltrM M n r t f l 1Hmmtmf a t N i K ( « r « , P l w U i . -. m iu «m iu a t h h . 'M 4M «*«••< ila w m utter As Brisbane bees It MORE MARRIAGES MORE DIVORCES POLK COUNTY 11ECUUII E l y J . M oughton "W hat heavy Kuilt upon him lies I ^ Tlic Oil I tattle. How cursed is his name! Florida was givoh n little un- by the o th er p arty to the pact I 21 American Nations. Architect The ravens shall pick out his eyes, * we.ff.me publicity a week ag e when j the. person injured is more ready 2 (ireat Itear Fighters. F irst N at’l Rank Bldg. R.iitistics were published showing [to rise up an d'call a halt. And the And eagles eat the same.”' Snntnrd. Florida Wise Amarillo, Tex. Ith u t this state showed the grent- tact th at a m ajority of the P ro t­ Probably no crime in history has proved more offensive 11} A r t h u r ll r U l o m r . NOLUKD U UKAH ___ RtUtar estant churches now ^recognlzo ! cst percentage of increase in di«'•»!»> rl.vhl IPUS b> Slur I n. to the reading public than the m urder of five year old Doro­ A. ItVWAHD ________...Mauunt BKHO forces. liut the reason followed the li'tlit of the injured party, liAl i n n i--------E , J O N K R .Mi u c U i r . l i t a r thy Schneider by Adolph Hotelling near Flint. Michigan.) N M Y fO N , Kan*.. Jah.18—A , shortly 1926 Stake (R m h| afterw ard when it was and sometimes either p a rty to a ui I ItttlCRlPTtOA RATRS There have been others sim ilar to it in many respects, but heavyweight l»n‘t!e S et the world’s stated th a t Florida also, in 1U2G. voice, ito m arry again, detponBdy. Truck ^ .'7 ^ | ua* TrnV *---—..... .... ......... •?.«• there could be none about which the detuils were rpore so r-1 -I * * M U t k a _____________ H U oil championship is on b c /rc e n showed the greatest increase in strates th a t tnose who divorce ffcfM ^iaatfca *.-------u .n j- W 2 C T 5 5 R : > -j Standard Oil of New York and th e ; m arriages according to population. have the moral sanction of a good 1 • r fu r r t w p »t W eek ... M.iS did or revolting. . r T t-oL-thn^rnligiaU F " .Mlj lb bUH inevitable^that -a~- cer pat The despatch with which this case was handled hns set ! Shell Oil Company, largely owned It O seems Touring .i \it • " ’I. l«i Rutinia fltarrt artra a record foV tho courts of other states to shoot at. EbtUcUyj-l>y*-hhi. Rriii*ti.-KpvcrnTnent—Shell] :lh laie ~ pi rfe l.H m i Util! ~ proportion rrf -Ittarriirgrinth!* worldly people. QUICK SERVICE 1 1925 Ford ..... iw(ten I in IMUrrlkn M the lilrtaaWe do not think the world is Kettra tm lrti-rrrH rlu from six days after-th e m utilated body oFThe little girl was found had been buying oj front Russi a shall be unsuccessful. The fart p»t*r—arna- araaBiHtha TRANSFER v i ! has been bemoaned -for gener- going to tho bow-wows when a Coupe ........... ndiu, and •BMal wartla dally rover in a lonely wood, Hotelling had been hunted, captured, tried, selling at a p ro 'i ts. Britain f aticn and many serm ons have wife who hns been imposed on by 'aw all the 'Ira411st event* «( the and sentenced to life imprisonment. It is safe to say th a t this other convenient Hauling, Crating, Shipping, 1926 Dump ... '• ir e wer!4. The I. N. a. la *t< resentatives, J been preached about it but with- drunken or cruel husbnnd, decides j out Rust la'*? erRallf rttlrteat la FI arida ana •<« would have been impossible in any state • which perm itted threw and Storage. num ber of con­ Truck ............. tu t off cotnr.i'rein^K dati ons, and {out checking the to fend off ftfr herself, . making af haadllaa atafe a>na va capital punishm ent. . B ritish oil companies stopped buy­ pics who “split ttvfc blanket" as her own living and perhaps a liv­ We are prepared to do any 1927 Ford . We will watch with interest the*progress of the Hickman ing Russia’s oil. That was round the old tim er from the backwoods ing fox h e r children. And it is her The at the ■ae Herald iir n n a la w a mrahri mrmi kind of tran sfe r service a t say s : R o a d ster....... . one. | own business if she later seeks trial in California. The two cases are almost identical except 'Ireatallaaa, taflt batrraa at I’lrral .arVraattaaal Aaaaelatlaa at Pnb- th at in the latter the crime was perpetrated in a state where! REASONABLE PRICES." In fa it the num ber of divo rce s) happiness in u uothcr-m arringe A Idlera^. AdrertUrra. aad Advrrtla* ea^Adeertlaera. 1925 Hudson . INTELLIGENT STANDARD oiD in porportirm to the m arriages . ! usbund so imposed upon is likea. - <Aweata which rmn Phone 498 G01 E. 3rd. St Coach ............ I'abltahrr tueaiher In anbnilt *«*•*! the death penalty may be imposed. Hickman ultim ately will of New York said, quoting n well-: shows a small gain from year to wise justified, <h . HH411 of aiibwrlptUa __ ______ |be killed by the state, it seems more than.likely. He is not I 14 irtft In Tftltr nhaolHltl} insane, he is not too young, and he is not blest w ith a vast know n play, I, you don t want J year. Many* ascribe this to the 'Ibis may noL dc* in line ’ with 1925 Hud. 7 ... Ima af circulation •• well n •11 her, I want her." Standard b u y s! fact th a t m arriage vows are taken j u ie [Jiblicnl interpretaton of the t bttnlncaa mrlh.nl*. fortune with which to fight the law. He will undoubtedly die, Russia's oil. sells it in India n n d 'le sa serioussly. now. It is morji m arriage vows ns some construct Pas Sedan .... elsewhere, saving a haul of 5000 thb south, however, th t the old them. But it is justice and leads but not until his case has dragged its weary way through aSFltlD A Y , JA N . 20. 1928. V-63 Cadillac . miles from oifr home wells. That idea, "for better or for worse ” is we believe, to the g reatest moral thCvcourts for many months. j Sedan ......... CITY TRANSFER is round two. K j passing to nn idea th a t all morU T IIR I I I U I A U ll'N 1*11 U U II A.VI \ t seems to us th at th e Michigan method of handling HUMAN II El NOS as a whole, ntRruMi} In city nnrt ru«wl> ------- * . i tinges i him Id be "fo r better." like individuals, do only ope thing (mlnlalrntlan. a case of this kind is more practical. The expense of confining THE SHELL* COMPANY an d ' \\*e do not mean th a t the mod* really well. The work of’ t ftg Innnan & STORAGE CO. teener A n ir r a criminal for life may lie more than the cost of an electric •vlilr. t G reat Britain rage. The British jornhusbond or modern wife wil .’•ilu. I r o d I o n o f S I. current, but the court costs from the sta te ’s side have been oil fox haying cut off its tail, re- not strueifh* iust n* hnnl Hauling-Crating-Hhipping u .l l l m l 'u « l . m aking new illscuverits quests' New Y u rk y Standard Oil toiVtirfictiltit* m i t r v to make i ' lrinl’ lnuki,,|f no" discovcritH L in considerably less in the Hotelling case than they will he in lu u in t lii o f m o n tb lr ,! ’aJ. — Side-Track Facilities ii -»»>.^ X ____ — l.e decent enough” to dov the t e, . f i, f , th“ n al?*iagc r i i « venture venture ^n . mntesial M|*l, Il>*inK. iTodry '™ th a t is neither here nor there. ”Stundard lu n r a ltif ol b u ild in g u r n . the H ilkm an case. Hut Oil r.f New .u l w lm it ,.' K n)a welfare. scienUfic Phone r btHi •hauarW * o l r l a , n |H trliiiriit America should be wealthy enough to afford life imprison­ ■■ ■ - . . • husbands or wives of tli epnst. We werners are !>ke Imitders installing Iw w . the long tailed foxes in the fa b le ' hclleve they do. But each party 200 N. Maple Avenue plumbing, heating and other con­ - C m u u h r Chral. ment for serious offenses if it call be shown th a t capital can’t quit* see the point and mn-1 i1UB more independence now and veniences in a big huildirg: inter •f t l r l l a a . -f ilr b c n n tlflc n . punishm ent does not serve the end for which it is the means. tinues buying and selling Russian | if they See that th eir struggles | f imilics move in and live com fort­ Ralph W. Lossingr i, H. C. Douglass'. Mgr. UCW a a d m .H lrrn h o s p it a l. For countless centuries capital punishm ent has been in oil. . # : nre unavailing or unappreciated ably. • vogue. Not only has it always been custom ary to punish j • Used Car Dept. Timt our British brothers call | Mgr*— * B IB L F T E T O fc FOR TODAY m urderers by death, but also in times past has this penalty , ‘Yankee treachery.” End of round' 1 111-S. Lee St. .# 0 D '8 T y iA S U R E —The Lord t f t t h pleaaude in them th a t been meted out to those who1chanced to steal, who ventured three, ADVICE !>i iOsli -tshell Company ivOT him , in those th at hope in an opinion different perhaps from that held by those in -—-T he ST. LOUIS (JLy.UE-DISI' ATCII i«T m ercy:— Psalm 147:11. Jpower^or- who were intelligent 'enough .to be placed in the ; round,four w’ltlJ a tin war, in tilts Indian oil ninr-t ■KRAYER—G rant to us t h a t ; class of witches. But it is not shown by any statistics wo WB^ii VERY SPECIAL In fighting this “battle of life do f o r 'une and q u it: o th ers will c u n - j i .uflr of the Lord which is the be-1h av e. ever scon th a t the death penalty has materially ket, enusing Standard a loss of „j . . *" . .•Mvml l» ‘m>rahlyvf ■ffrnie t**1fight. A s'iiurt^niinr ■»)1iey.V|/ ''5 n ‘’ 'C"a i * t n r of wisdom. X ' U V ^O rO reduced the annual, number pi" murders.,,committed* uf-'rob*- Htandardns .Own -statem ents.■*But} *8 * ’** odvin* given the boys of tf; f ules; he doesn't take advnn- f| tage of tlie w eak;, he doesn’t hit t'ATV -r : < r n > T ir e s '...-........ $5,50 p. - “*f ^«^V^i'.*ihSHe3rfcIi6’i:Icd. o r 'o f conflicting opinions’ held. ' , Shell Oil will have to '(.u b e tte r: Hiverduk- <n the llu d 'o n i ’<mit. when' one b down. Sportiliatn-hip ij .jq. * 'LOSS"" / ' “ W e’ do not believe th at capital, punishment w ill ever than that.* to minov Standard O il' I f 1"0' CI‘> * Tho injunc- that quality of spirit which make* — i.... i- . . • tlon did not corny from the lip« Bicycle .Tires 1.25 JnUlea bird is a t™gi£ thing—^ .succeed in preventing m urders. We believe th a t a man or seriously. i-C the head m aster or any «>tli« you manly and keeps you witlcn j 9 ' on * W ' W ' '0S8, * r0 en nR' iwoman about to commit a m urder is giving very little ; educator. No leader of men spuk the' rules of the game. And the ,S aturday /Jan. 21st. am) - A LOSS OF fous or • >■ y million I h || w ithering form of a passion thought to the punishm ent likely to follow. We believe th a t dolisir.-t i.t vatalr.gu. ! hy Standard the words: nor soldier, nor for,t-- quality that, I .would place next to is eloyalty. —to ladl m u ll, nor person lievoting i portsm ansliip Monday Jan. 23rd. only. - flower, m ost m urderers, if not utterly insane, are at least incapable o jJ n> "petty c;**h ' ami later in his'’ efforts toward influencing principles to Go.!, to friends and ^pith of m lost of logical reasoning at the time of their crime. E ither t6m-< other part i the world Standard • y«,trth. But the advice will full upon to your country. It is only bpll'es F. I*. RINES T. hour: porary emotion of a high order or prolonged perversion j may show the Britisli gentlemen J particluar fei tile ground. Nut bc- who swear and they are always 221 E:ist First St. ; rtiuno the hoys of Riviq*dale #nre row unis.” The words ard /from makes them incapable of appreciating what punishm ent may what a !*-al price w ar rleans. The above sketch «a>. ran Opposite P. O. *ir haunting notes of especially in m e J 'of the advice dr the, lip's of Gene Tunhcy, world's 'ost be inflicted for their act. W hether death may he given as a from an actual trhotocraph. refrain, Et. IMPARTIAL AND other because the man Who spoke the champion loxing titleholder. Head ’ta ll death, deathless days again: penalty for a crime would have little or nothing to do with in w.- p:qn.r. in Spain are oisplensed words liar di-tinguished position A*a:«t»r Hnckett ihnrarterized. tin' its commission. with President t’o.didge's warm in boy» lindei-hip. Surh words talk us the best speech for hoys ^ fa ilin g s ta r in the purple When the driver Seneca, we believe it was, said. ‘‘No man is more rec: ptiun in ('iiim, natural iiecau falling from the • ’Jtps of any be bad ever heard. dawn— frpni Spain ' other man Wo-iliJ have been heard severely punished than he. who is subject to the whip ol Jiis ^k i . country took Ci FOR R E N T . "look a change" Tlic motorist who travels a liunvanished faith and a love with-lown ropentonco.” Put criminals iii jail, where they can do no and gave the heantitul island to ns easily, but would not have penetrated so iF ply. ■ ,r*‘d miles over slippery, boggy tli* ( ' uImd people, El In p n rtin l * draw fu rth er harm but can think on their own misdeeds. Don't gamble with deatli w In % t . • n: "The will 11» win when ussoeiatvil n ;..|- on whic’.i the rain continues a **» the eauiitry has rmerved , ------------------ O-----------------don't i:ki* !'ha»ii*rs that tjjI ’>■ fall i: in favor of any plan timt iS< S iS fiF A £ S !,,s Cars and Truckt jSecurity C« (lulslte things Love. learned • ^ lirtru c , . :rt, m ost, when gonu — these things and you! By Edwurd Vihcent O’Brien. Mr. Dann’s Successor \ iig lit•• in Cuba. It bus reserved only with natural qualifications cannot • ne, the right “ to intervene f o r , brdefeateil," | II *,lie sp f iker. will i ::pi’diati* paying program s. i the pi esi n ation of Gillian indrpeii- J ‘'Some hoys, will meet with mis- Albany Herald. ileiiee." We not only made Cuba imh pi iii ru t, ta.it guarantee that he : hall i •main •. The selection of David Schultz, prominent attorney of Daytona Beach, as president ot t iu* State Chamber of Com.* . " 7* 7 ! !! • mcrco succeeding Herman A , Dann, is a wise c h o ic e and The Life* ensuring rule o .lucccis. j{erald is of tht: belief that the organization is assured in h 's ONE PU.-NDRED AND four del­ at flmt you don t succeed. t«k'- ( election the enniinuation of a most able leadership: * egates, i epres •iilitig 21 n ali’ins of r or ano r wa . g t.^ 0 | j z js pm i|ja |-|v fitted to fill his new office he- y v r'l'i ami Smith Amorim inrludMiami is said J have more tour. ofJ?is ‘’XpcN. iHc as c ivic lead.* in hi./mvn city iiig the I'nitcd State*.., arc g.itlicr• than evKi hi*fon* in to. hist- nnt*',n thi.S section of the slate, lie hits served as president "il in n great confluence hnll in V. The absence of horse racing i Du> Daytona Beach cham ber o. commerce and hM been Havana 1h^ ‘ “ V, V.eme"in the making itself evident an indefatigable worker in dozens of its nirfst im portant ^ ' ' ^ ' ^ ^ , , . cate,Hl |)OWt.r r„r - • ___ 'undertakings, lie has been prominent in other movements ', u Jj,*,_..'. sliL-u tygMiher. Mud-slinging wouldn't Ik* so bad looking toward the expansion of Daytona Buaeh and in evprj'' ' ' there wnt au truth mixed in respeet* has show n'lym self to lie a capable and efficient .exCANADA, WITHOUT ,ielin-j : mud.—Tsmpn Times. You cer- ecutive. ■_ • qiiishinciit of loyalty to the British j nly know your dirt. The State Chamber of Commerce is fortunate to be able Empire, should Ik a lender in th:it - o ---to d r a f t s u c h a c o m p e te n t m a n to follow in t h e f o o ts te p s \ conference. Camilla’s interests me ( the road to HeP, they cay, i» o f o n e w h o s e a d m i n is t r a t io n h a s b e e n a s s u c c e s s f u l a s 't h a t o f hi the Ann riennt ‘,>" nt.i'u"it; . * lLn j «ul j liiin tim iL * ' **** * -ed With good intentions. ItUij' aMr. Dann’s. T h e latter has had many problems \Vithwhicli j 'ndcpendciwe «...l their future. t's the case, some of our mod xvTimviv itoiiqrn Mil i s is politiciami will never go t to cope and he has directed the organization through each |° [ lhcI?1 without losing any ol, tlie prestige'an d influence | (U lI„, 77. at SumlaiiVe, Wyo.. II. of the body as a dominant factor in Florida's, growth am) ltll(| is |irubahly in Ve understand there will be no i progress. % * talking with Lnhire, nediate improvement in moral Like Ml*. Dann. Mr. Scholtz is a mail I till of energy* Ulld 1French l»ear fighter ditions in Daytona: the chief possessed of an inborn love,!or■puolic service; which has been imr"police over theTe has promised reflected n thousand times in unselfish and untiring efforts Thirty-eight >«ar.-. ter p.rkine w W * . i„ b c h .lt of h i. con.mumiv .m l ,i.t... The lien,I,I «. i »hn»\ S^ ? ! tz , t;o ,!ti,1VC,d. s u c c e s s in I n s n ew d u tie s a n d h o p e s ays Short Skirts Reduce Acci-’ n e w ill f in d b e h in d h im t h e s a m e u n ite d s u p p o r t t h a t h a s ts. — HcadlL .*. •'ouldn’t it lie nice if we could b e e n a c c o rd e d Mr . D a n n . away with accidents altogeth—Daytona M orning Tab. ABOLISH THE DEATH PENALTY imiMoved residence and business M ortgage property Ba l dwi n Mo r t g a g e Co. Sou our local cliom.el One 1 rqnm. orte 5 room and one 6 room house. Also have two 2 room apartm ents partly furn ished. You will have In see these to appreciate themj G. S. WITMER, for flav o r* o n rV o 2f t N t e >d S a m E v ic I ie N I Tit esc houses nre modern I’ in every respect, uml the \ » rent Is reasonable. S. R. Dighton. Sanford. Fla. heaven m.w that famous of centuries j ... 1 ago M‘Hs*, | I*. 0. Box 339 Sandford, Fla. p h o n e 251 — M ni"t*:t i!;e !• :*.- <i' !:'indrcdi u i|i*l!:r * a.- I'M a * the l..-- « yr*‘ I ; . *'art \ • on eh ■:::*:.( • ■ ,; ' .m"ltili- ill you pr"|’8 |*t .0 t 1'I i!*Jl| t ' ll. !■ Mill' thlt v. i ituvi* the right policies ii m emu:::its. Gill! nil Ihi* ■ngenr; lor rB furiiis of \ utoniiiliile lii'iiriinrtl A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1W 11 Magnolia Phone 8 “P eople’s Ownership of Power Companies, the Best Ownership” .j,,.,,.,, Krl» ly ihm knocked Inv I gun out of ids hand. Git off his Tu.m*. seized him by the calf of th**, log and drugged him along the trail. ] Rousch pulled bis knife, stopped the bear’s flight by holding on to a tree, cutting its juglar vein, killing | tin* bear. Il w a s'n good bear fijthf. avc you heard that sober balHKItNKIt MAI’ KAIIUKN by the flapper: " Ju st Before; ' Bottle M other."—Sarasota i "Even among tr.e strongest ad : :>rl» to illll'i't ♦; i tiull. es. No; hut the flrp p e r i*n”t vnentes of capital punishment (>l.l) I.AIMKE’S light is biuile Ilu a limb act- in a iiiomcnl uf only ono who sings th a t sweet there is a general loathing for a g ru it I'liiotinn anil uivuscii passion memorable by this first prayer that public executioner." ain. , ‘ or while m idfr the influence of Labile bad ever uttered "lainl, I do i not ask you to help Lultirc, I only | Thus speaks the Nation editori­ alcohol. hy doesn’t the government ally in a recent issue, in their saner moments tin* in­ ask you not t<* help this bear." Tlie I d up ail these folks suffering "Y et," it continues, "what right dividual member.! of the mob prayer was -answered ami Labile • dementia praecox and turn tiuve we to ask another to per­ would recoil from being execution­ won. loose on the Nicaraguan bun- form an act which we ourselves ers. ON TH E TEXAS map at a cen­ ? We wouldn't need Hriy Mnr- would be unwilling to undertake? We need to bring home to the Why, therefore, should not ex­ public tha* it is the executioner tral snot about equally distant down there then. ecutioners, like juries, lie eJioseii even if it doc? act through a proxy. rrom Denver, El Puso, Dallas and Kuiisas City you find thriving ubiin, Georgia’s, population by lot from a panel of citizens? — Tlii> myth ot tin* "sovereign citi­ Amarillo. Ton years ago th at city’s •1. those not ‘believing in the death once 4,817. but is now 9,634. *» "doubling." — Times-Uniop. ‘penalty.An J>c <;» used. .Or, better zen" has long since been exploded, population was 16,491. Now it is b a tte r Watch your step! Some rtIH; perhaps, let -every 'ju ry th r t but citizens may yet influence 65,778 and growing rapidly, surIri»hlT|en may object to t condbmits n fello w jiu m an to die their- rulers enough to secure the ouniled by un empire of its own, • using their city for the butt draw lo ts’tc^ecidd who shall press repeal or modification of bud laws. no competitive city within 200 Why place th|* responsibility • a miles. The Aniurillo Empire, about sch a n atrocious pun. the butto.n ’of ,tho scaffold or the the jury, tiio Nation suggests ? --------- o— — * . .. jCs big as Ohio, with 35,000.000 eleAric c h a ir? ” Jurors are chosen ugainsi their acres of level, fertile hind, bud | pate Democrats are continuSuch u program , visionary, and to atpick the adm inistration's will to serve on tho jury. 150,000 people six years ago and ruguan policy, but personally impracticable a* it is, might serve They oro required to swear to now has more than 500,000. to arouse a lethargic public to hope Coolidge • doesn’t change lie guided by tile law and the evi­ nlnd until same of those m i- action in abolishing the death pen* dence. CH EA P NATURAL gas, heaven ■ down there have won a few a lty , If tlic cvulcntc shows a man to j knows how many barrels of ojl, nguUhed service medals, - <1 . It w o u ld soon bring lionic to ‘jn.en and women the savagery of be guilty there is nothing for the wheat, cotton, everything tends — 6 ■ *•. to make Amarillo, prosperous. taken my fun where ’ t've .the whole proceed pig if they roal- jury to do but to so declare it. But the im portant thing is thnt It Is then up to thij judge to pro­ laed t h i t they might at any time fourd it, . ' Amarillo celebrates its prosperity rouged and I've ranged fit be called upon to cx/cutc some­ nounce sentence.. It would be more just to place by spending $900,000 more on its body. [ my tim e, the* responsibility on the judge public rchools and intends to keep Vrgelariuns insist sh u t-fe w of what I like most of all th a t on spending, so th a t "school ac­ than on tho jury. us would eat meal IDcnch of us I'vo got But neither should be forced to commodations may always be awere forced to act as bis own but­ • chill th a t runs up my spine. head of tho demand." shoulder the "burden. cher. T hat m eans more to the future Our lawmakers are responsible Benjamin of the Palm , If we had to stick our o%vn pigs Independent, . referring to and kill our own cows, -and smell _for the existence- of the shameful than all the oil, gas, wheat and cotton. Big New Yorjc and Chicago i and Hathaway, say* that h* *heJr fresh blood and quiverlng-tdeath penalty !*ays voted . .fo O ur people elect dieso law­ please notice. . . .r i c.»i „ *... l..11c . Aeth and hear their piteous eric* t® hl* •b ility , not on ■ c - |an,i watqh. their itgortea and death makers. place where he -war strugglcir wc would t a t fruits end Upon the shoulders of tha pcoThe narrow .gauge ruilruml bus ■ soplv to presidents vegetable* and nuts. . it of exstence, but jdc • m ust over Tost ■the rcsponsl- about passed out exiteni ttersld. Count On there a r e —a t ’few harrow gauge We <fo oar butchering by proxy always ,consistent. ^-TiniesWe also, execute our criminal* i I t il %8 who.^till tlipse v.*ho of- 5_hot|fu^s end •* m en | left.—1 hy proxy, except where g-mob fc-ftful i L oan s LOCH ARBOR "Public i,« nershq) «ill nut da. hut m nurship i*l the utilities by the . People n» individuals is quite ane th e r m a tte r. ‘I lie public’s in'estrfient i„ piililic u tility securf* 1ii’ii i* much g r e a te r Ihnn i* -•■nerallj supposed. We must gel a o ii) I rum ihe idea th a t pub­ lic utility awncrsltjp is a big m a n ’s game." S A IA D D R E S S IN G <_/lpcife d m ayonnaise EALLY o f tlie in sim plo A la d d in '* R originnl toasted 6anilw irlies are only a few 98 selected reeipes th a t put th e P re m ie r tang foods. W rite ns fo r o u r recipe h o o k — "A n I.ainp at M ealtim es"— am i know th em all. F aam-I'. I*. Lrtu.i.n & Co., 27tli St. & iliaLon It ifrr, New York Seminole Hat Shop I OH East Second St. Glearance ScJe of ' Winter Felts ' to make room for' Spring: Millinery N 'I'lu* Indianapolis llnio11 A * (I longer igcr is n- the control of our public service «*nterprises un issue between public and private owner­ ship. A more correct term would be “public versus political ownership”. t As a result of opening the doors of these companies to tho participation r f employ­ ees, customers, uml the in­ vesting public generally us shareholders, public service organizations today in an in­ creasing degree, are becom­ ing great community enter­ prises. Capital and management thus devote their best talents to the interests of the pub­ lic. This i» public ownership a t its best. The electric power industry has been’ a lender in creat­ ing investment chunnels whereby the small invest­ or puiy enjoy ull tlie Itonufits heretofore reserved for the captalist. In no other in­ dustry is there such wide­ spread diffusion of owner­ ship. ** Tlie efficient operating »n“ financial m anagem ent 0 these companies *lias lew! l‘\ an inc.easuf .of 2 ,400,00* stockholder**' in. seven . In addition millions of otherInvestors 'are represented *V. the e«|f!ftij structure of V’1' , industry, through tjtcir, d r posits in hunks unJ Bavtng* hunks, and their policies mutual bfc jnsurutiro con>'. punie!t il. • hohlings of which inst iuliu include u larBvolunn* , v in e power company lu rtie s. Dnly the support of tho Pu!’' He. and the zeal of Individual initiative, working under those conditions of oppor­ tunity for which America stands could have made such ail achievement possible. To this ' eup* — •that roue tnis a«P* portthe •« extent t»ort is maintained ip the Ju* lure and........ this irecilom freedom Prv> Pr toiled, may may tho tho \> AniCtRaiJ Aroxylc* people count up*m the coaUnunnre ..f that iiunlity ‘J1 y .service which has made th*” standards of working ttnJ living the envy of the cHt!ro world. French—Soldi and Handkerchief-felts all to go for $ 2,00 S a tu rd a y is' N W . �• % TWrJL&k* a•• * v.r? l.c . •4••••«••••»»«*• L...:.«.«-*»?**-t’ ...... M.0*. J.M in i: s/tN M u il h e r a l d ,- ;FKn)ay j a n u a r y 20.- tyi» •• ■ MRA.1 HIGOrS’S: ENTERTAINS V. i l 'U & 1 'q \ t r t o 3 f f l K s f ’ An enjoyable *<x iiil/iffa ir of the Of exceptional pleasure was the week was that of T l/rs d u y a fte r­ dinner given Thursday evening by noon when Mrs. SniVjcl Puleston Mrs. Edward Higgins nt the Hotel whs hostess at bililV ^ nt her Forrest Ia»ke. The dinner table home in Rose Court when en- was most attractive with its upthe memlters of | the— poinUruiiU*.-.JLn= thu -center ~"WW~n d ilu te e / y f f i w - T ryr ta r - boWh “ntli^l with TPrlt— tin ' R/ X .or" t_thcir frngra e nn< narcissus and nsparagus ferns, nit y i i ^ l ec<?rating th a rooms xv),j|e rw„ sm nllrr ones holding the tallies. ad. been these same fra g ran t blossoms The Home Economies Clnss of Among tho many.social courtes-y _ acces­ were arranged nt either stdi*. Plac­ the Sanford High School under the ies with which Mrs. George sories were done in white and es direction of its teachers, Mrs. A. H. i fett. n recent bride, has heen In of tho guests were marked gret?n-. When the hoards had all with cards done in pretty girls Stone, and Miss Mary Hlntor^ .p're orrd with, one been played, it was found that seated an inhibition of ijlio year’s beauty and pleasure was wearing spring gowns in the pas­ 1.. Miller and Mrs. tel tints. At seven o’clock a deli­ jvork on Wednesday afternoon. bridge party given Wednesday | Mrs. Frank ^ lln)(lon, of hjKh, Rt I The clnss ih sewing which recent­ evening by Miss Tressic M cRae rious seven course dinner wns 1scores. Uito in the afternoon* the• ly k-ntered the Butterick’s nntionnl at Jier home on I’ll! met toe *hostess served a delectable snlnd served. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H arry N. Dickson' of politest held its showing of frocks Avenue. An abundance i.n.l c0,,rsc with coffee. Flaying dupll- Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Janies fundi'1by Buttoriek patterns. The j sweet peas', pansies I cate were Mrs. Frank I* Miller, Higgins of Haines City, Mr. and winners of the three prize*, will calendulas combined with green ave their frocks sent to the nst- ery were used in decorating /orml contest for further judging. this affair. Acting ns judges on Wednesday Tallies *done in miniature were Mrs. Roy Symes, Sjv«. Claude brides ami grooms, were used ih Herndon and Miss Mu linton. It 1keeping scores, for the interestMrs. Edward Higgins. wns vqry hard to declTb* whic iug games df bridge and upon CRYSTAL LAKE CLl’H the best works, as sicNUumy won ktlie completion of the .fifth pro* honorable mention, but (he judges K^ssion, scores were collected and Clyde Norton of Ocaln.-U->p«ndregular weekly meeting of decided according to neatness dy iu." first b.iKe SooiaY Club was ing the week-end here visiting well ns style and filially awarded salt and pepper ShaKeVs wint. t held Tuesday evening a t the club friends. .• the first prize, to Miss Elenngr Mrs. Robert W right. Mr. Wri rooms .on Crystal-Lake Ave. The Cnmerpn, a freshm an; the second 1who scored the most points tiQJTuttg road committee reported progress" prize ,\vns won by Miss Florence j the men wns given n framed mot- on clearing*the side greens of Crys­ Terry, a member of tlh* Junior j to. Mjss Adclo Rincs who held tal Lake Avc. aniL hope to have the Class, while Miss Hazel Yarn won lowest score and was consoled work to .the Lake completed this third prize. ! with n hand embroidered guest week. The club voted to have n stipMiss Vnrn is president of the | tnvt-ol. The men’ll'low score prize, T*or for members nmj guests nt the Freshnjnn Class. Miss Cameron’ j a match holder in the form of an chib -rooms on Tues. Jnn. 24th, at frock >vas of Nile green crepe dc j elephant went to George Allen, 7r.ll) P. M. A fter musical numbers chine,, beautifully madeand had Mis. .Maffett was presented a a basket* lunch auction wus held trim m ings.of rose velvet. She won : lovely, bride’s book, and the bidding was briskATI^ylun-1 tho prize offered by the Yowell Co., At the conclusion of the games cites proved dONrious ami a few being the cost i>T the drew p lu s, tlio tables w ere cleared and spread dantes ended the* x * /y pleasant five dollars in trade. Miss T erry’s | with hand made covers and re- # , Home EconomicsClass Miss 1>essie\;j» S Q C ia L _____ - -P r e se n ts -Exhibitionr HonorsiVfrsr? FRIDAY J. Holly Sr., will enterlembcrs of the B oqk lovix J ; o’clock.' a t hfcr home ssive Duplicnte bridge 1:00 o’clock a t- Hotel! nkoi Public is most corited. Bsivo auction and dup-^ tmes of bridge a t 8:00 It Hotel F orrest Lnkc. cordlnlly yinvited. leorge Brockhnhn and Mrs. Joper will entertain at 8 o’Ithe home of the form er on Avenue, complimenting leorgs M affett, a recent SATURDAY |r Dance a t Hotel -*ForrtAt cn’s Story Hour nt 10-o’the Library. MONDAY. • r business and social ;of the T ruth Seekers the Methodist Church i held a t 3:00 oYlock with E. Camp a t the home of . L. Henley on Celery The 'follow ing will lie 8 9 / T* A I »-o liillil . « m»« »*• »«»■r - »* rr T 7 = ------ :-------------------------- n TTf— ' tt1l • - 11ri*. i—--------------------Byrd, bookkeeper ami MRS. HOLLY ENTERTAINS SociaKMceting: Held m on;'D. P Ramsey, Max SF.„ The members of the Af&rnoon By BaumanEmployees ton, J. C. Paulk nnd?i., ft. .Purina Salesmen, all of DeLl Ten Duplicate bridge tc luh were Officers and employees of the nnd J. II. RhmiA'/, mhnaVer,^* most delightfully 1 enturtnined G. Campbell-and C. H. Gordo • I I ' Wednesday afternoon ns the Bauman Bros., feed distributors, of .llie-fam ftml Stefor^ guests pf M rs-Itiibert.—Jy -ilo llv LI»U- .ulgh^-rmJoyetL th e - th in t- n f ir ‘AJ Srr, at her home on Park Avenue, series of monthly social meetings, Games of duplicate caused the whi,h lhe concern has staged rc afternoon hours to jinss nil too c,*ntly, I^ist night s nffnir was Siam and when scores had been given at the local store, last compared it wns found.that high­ month’s being ho ld 'at the Oc Ijiih I i.i . ,c est scores had been made by Airs. store. Roy Symes and Mt*s. T. L. Pumas. A wqincr roast wan' enjoyed Will • r i i « . ’r T A U t ^ T H - 1u a i f r . Refreshments or, dainty snndwich- a salad course was*served. Coffee a*. WHIV. . ■ ____ cs and teu were sprved after the nnd hot - chocolate! *wrro him on •• i8 Lionel WzIr'xmp/o.'.Vpit"JifTI“ card frames. Playing bridge were: the menu. A smoker, followed. Lhu Mrs. (L Irving Loucks, Mrs. Wil­ .aerving of dinger. , sjuelln G'adsdon " l." & j, ' coinu'ies 1* •< liam Moore Scott, Mrs. W. Tben" Those present included W. A. don* l^mgley, Mrs. Harry Pep? "RATTLE SCARED rtK R ^'-! worth, Mrs. Roy Symes, Mrs. T. Ii. Bauman general manager, O. C. nnd ‘ * C. Bauman, other Pumas, Mrs. George S. Witnier Bauninn and v II. • s w e l l Cl o t h pnrtners in the business, C. E. i tl m Si TT- Special .«5.00 Permanent Wav^JJA-^ . 8 9 / * • • . • p' For Sale Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CECIL L. HINES Filling- ’ Station THt FACTORY ADVERTISING Present this Coupon nnd 89c to the store Mentioned below and Receive One 1 oz. Bottle Black Narcissus Perfume, value $2.50 One Full Size Box Black Narcissus Powder, value $1.00 This two-piece set of Famous Black Nar­ cissus specialties for small advertising price of only 89 cents. Get yours now. 1GU1 W. F irst 3L IF YOU’RE MARRIED! A BACHELOR! !8 9 / Saturday H IT OF THE CAST*-’' rr GEHERATfON, */4 M U SIC T H A T SINGING COMPANY OK 150 A1ITLSTS 8 9 / IV A Bevy of 4 0 Beautiful Gorgeous Girten /^" Mail orders no\C: Souls on Sale Monday. Prices: $1.00 $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Plus Tti* IF YOU FEAR fVi -rt TO Nbi We are offering as a Special Feature 1on* |o | In 1MU' chilIdren. Y ou have (o fac e th e prohlem t hut Invnl \ l*S (h e lifeblood o f th e ra c e . lies T h e dec isio n Im’I wi •en— Saturday ’•>«ft -uni x *++ ’/3 ■jlst f One table of Ladies all wool Is-bid t : : r? ,hv.*n ♦'I-* *»:• Sweaters 4’ In Slip-on and coat styles, at y\\: i % livirt'od Y l Price A ll Sizes Novelty Colors W e are also making a Special Saturday Reduction in All Wool Jersey Dresses. ■9>' »• DRYING CLEANING, DYEING AND LAUNDRY, ETC. r\) _• %tf i $8-95 jm (This Saving For Cash Only) 1 | Regular $25.00 " * Regular $ 16.00 $25.00 worth of work has been received1by our plant. Mnkes I ! j-- u* i'r •' 1 | $ 1 3 -5 0 , \ Saturday— Regular , 6 5 c ASK FOR COUPON -■ ■ • vv i# , • . . . a • • • "ii $ l ,* * . 0 0 " t. v Size Kotex Ii. ,Vl ;:m n,jl\ C i1 • iM f ■' *— '* " '* B l l B i t t t t l P ^ " , r ' ** • \ , # ritu ^ f » f i -’s A> ***-.,14! t r xu1* ..uimtiA ««»*•)♦ .*• . > i —-------(: ■ti • 1 '.. AWl 1 children under 18 .pot 305-7 EAST1SECOND* STREET— values at 3: Boxes for 98c Monday and .< Tuesday Admission—50c i Ken Maynard '■ .in ; ** ' ./ MC.U|i>s — < ’ fO SATURDAY i i a fine ItoKsinet for the baby. I, 'kiw»«,^0 rridti* {M • y i i*.a " ’.r •• • - .**.J fc|*V !t* Vhtfl ♦* W.I ... a Folding Clothes Basket Riven FREE when ...a, values .1,-; at ,:tw-XY**i ' "* *; *•d values at The FirjM, ‘A«h^(^ Photoplay on tbe Question of 'M aternity Produced with Aid of I/cading Physicians ’ III —*T ■* - - ^ t k *in|iT - Brought To Our Plant And Called For . Xpl Regular $15.00 Regular $12.50 i^ODAY .* »I.N -L,. .- ON ALL ::jC m i.r ,v l»V H . values at ' A”' ” i - FREE , Special -Orchestra—Male Choms oL60*>. u, ^ : ENGAGED! Quality of Work Unsurpassed » E PRIVATE L IFE OF HELEN OF TROY” with —T • **« Stone, Maria Cbrda and Ricardo Cortez Christie Comedy "NIFTY NAGS” MHanc Paramount News GRKAT! *"n T H R IL L S - WPMBtB’aeWKs! SAVED I. \K E MUSICAL Sanford Drug Co. NOTICE J. A. Harrett lotel Arrivals m ; Limit 2 Sets To Each Customer 9:o0 A. M.,—5 P. M. !>' js urging' Us furm ers to |more agricultural machinery. BUrsrs SHUBERT "yr+emt* W' i ■ Parts now bat one drinking es­ fee were iterved by the hostess, tablishment lit i very 75 people. assisted by her mother M u. I’. 1). McRae. Enjoying this delightful court­ esy were Mr. and Mrs. George Moffett, Mr. and Mrs. \V. Ray 1 Ilnw* B oat a n ti T r a i l e r Fort, • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rood c o n d itio n . Wright, Miss Edna Chittenden, Miss Allele Rices, Edward Moore, Max Bradbury and Miss T reside McRae. SATURDAY A. Thomas, St. Petersburg; P». Curran and Brown, Buna■ake; W. R. Boyd, JacksonMr. and Mrs. II. A. Colt, Gables; Mrs. U. P. Colt, *vllle, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. I. lJndnle," A tlanta, Ga., II. lett, Bayonne, N. Y., Mr. and p. ,H. Lanier, Rochester, N. aul A.' Ilarsch, Toledo, Ohio; un.l Mrs. Alfred A. Winslow, 11 Point, Ind. . SingipflrA-!:** \m Company^'if* rV* Chorus of 60 Black Narcissus Products Cooked Food Sale FORREST GHT ONLY, FRDIAY JAN. .2J,k . 30D Park Ave. Shop Phone 193 FQR ADVERTISING ONLY “ happen,. ifp't.'dt; Mrs. »*. A. Ray- (ntlc|;c‘s 0f ’ btuck veh-et. She won s.'lJ. E. Squires,.M rs. John the prize* of llio cost of tnt* ilre s; l, Mrs. Jam es Hickson and plus three dollars in trade given G.‘ Akers. by the Yowell Co. . Band of the PresbytorA dainty linen frock find* neatly irch will meet at 3:UU 'made was the dress made by- Miss [nt the church. Yarn which won third prize, which [>yterian Auxiliary will was the cost of the dre.-.i and two flal meeting at 3:30 o’clock dollars in trade nt The Yowell Co. church. Numerous other *nttr-active drease I Organ Club will meet a t 3 were displayed which showed orginJ nt tbe home of Mrs. Leslie nlit.v and splendid workmanship. |in Edgewood. In connection with the exhibi­ Mrs. W, Wallace W right mot­ u» Club will bnvij smoker tion were many lovely placards ertainment nt_7:30 o’clock showing the, costume designing ored to Fastis, Friday, where sin will spend the week-end as the Episcopal Parish House on .. , . . . w,.ich is done by the class mgethe. guest of Mrs. John R. Mac Donald in Avenue. All Shriners arc with specimens of fine darning on , 0 attend. ' linens and siiks. After the showing Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Dickson goes Guild will have nnnu il the guests were asked into tin* din­ of Orlando were tile guests of Mi*, 3:00 o'clock nt the Parish with Mrs. Clarke Leonardy ing room where tasty refreshments and Mrs. Edward Higgins, Thurs­ •s. p. M. King as hostesses. of date squares and hot tea were day. served by a number of the High TUESDAY. School students. ian Class of the F irst Rapurch will meet a t 7:30 o'FOURTH ANNUAL I E \ t the Imine of Mrs. R. T. The fourth annual tea of tie* | i, fiOH East Second Street. lliej 1 Department of the Wo- Literature Department of Cluli will hold short luisi- Woman's Club will lu* given Wed­ cssinn followed by bridge nesday afternoon nt the club house Oven El MlLLlOH 'JARSAJStO Y u for tourists a t 2:30 o’clock from four to eight o'clock. Miss Woiiuin’s Club. Hostesses Margaret Young lia- charge of a r­ Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. W. rangements for the afternoon. The ire Langley and Mrs. F ra n » nature of the entertainment " ill be exhibition of Florida under fi\e j Her. flngs. The following have" charge i WEDNESDAY Ciia-Ie No. 2 of the Presbyterian „f exhibit:-; Miss Y 'ting, Indmn oi ( liurch will have n eookeil food ratine Department of the primitive; Mrs. K. I*. Brownlee. ifs Club will have fourth Spanish; Mrs. II. I Whit nor. sale 1 tea at I to 8 o’clock. Res­ French; Mrs. John l.cunnrdi, Brit ins may be made for bridge ish; Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. D mist. Supper will be served. >federate; and Mrs. IJ. K. Tolar, A . G. Irving Loucks will rn- merican. Tables for bridge and i the members of the After- whist may lie reserved by teleplionTea Duplicate Bridge Club i ing Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen or a t Bod well's office on -First St. 5 o'clock. .Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Supper ivill lie next, to l'iggly-W iggly. . Jutm W. Meiscli Jr., will i served at a nominal Mini. ’ ain tbe members of the »d.iy Afternoon Bridge Club 0 o'clock a t her home on Avenue. nc.se Dinner Dance at tbe Club-given by Cir !e No. *1 Uosary C onfraternity of is not and has not been connected with The Colonial lull sd iu ’rch of which Mrs. Cleaners for the past 30 days. Wulsn is clinirmnr. Dinner * served from 0 to l) o'clock. — *» m r t •cifigaT . . .,• »• �V - ' ..I I I .U «il rVIglX. \ I* / '♦ ’.•> t ■ f ■ * 1rf*'<! PACE FOUR lit I * !. n Hi «M» * * '• * ■ r m mm * ■ % mr t THE SANFORD HERALD;1FRIDAY f WOMAN’S GUILD M EETS ’ll* :4v iv . - ■; Ig i S -»■ » — A * ad** -■ **.# *,* •***»*# . A M l ■ V • * *•*-»* • • « • RED STAR 213 Sanford Ave. Wholesale and retail phone 31. SATURDAY h * t -At >v } * l Guild for the Diocesan conven-I Chinese and the piece de 2.’!. 21 nnd 25 at Orlando. Quite | tnnee will be real Chinese n number of members are also [stiejftr plar.ning to attend. Ben Cantwell nnd Lloyd Four violins were sold nt auction • spent the day Thursday in in Loudon recently for $7,750 i sorivillc on business. - ' , m .... a. ‘ I.A always glron you. mm J n H c tte -W a re rT > x o trrrd — G r i t s 22c. WIItjon’s It Flour, Cup and Saucer .............. . Wheal R rnn.(pure), 1(10 lbs. W hite Bacon, It. . Ufa ........ IMILshury Flour, 12 lbs. .... ....... W hite Onions, 3 Ihs, No. 1 Timothy Hay, per ton........................... W. S. Barton,* Mgr. » We Poultry Mark can * Is Here . v on Sanford A ve. betw een First an d Second Strec *’ Plenty of Hens and Friers •* e v v t : .... . Pick Yours Out Alive ^ Dance • Pure Vegetable Lard, $1.40 $2.25 give me as I am on a commission basis. # AT HOTEL' FOREST LAKE , . % • HENS D ressed Free FRYE] Plenty of stock io pick from \ It i« ju s t as ea sy as m your own pantry. You. SANFORD, FLA. i Then you know it’s fresh B3 g et th e rig h t b ra ird At 'S A T U R D A Y D IN N E R j the price y o u know is right. Follow the bright aiuc t o t h e smiling shelf for happiness in xnAzketini' ^ THE REASON WHY- P IG O L Y W IG G L Y DANCE 8 P. M. $1.50 We Are Also Offering; A SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER At $1.50 Music 1 P. M. To S P. M. SATURDAY SPECIALS 50c 69c 55c Mullet Roe, 11). 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 3 Cans No. Sweet Pickled Peaches 25c 25c 25c 23c 75c 50c 2 lbs. Nice Juicy Prunes 6 Bars P & G Soap 7 Pkj?. Washing Powder 14 oz. Bottle Catsup ; Qt. Apalachicola Oysters Jones Dairy Farm Sausage lb. McCuller’s Grocery Co. ’' Phone 671 SHINE * • For Ladies and Gents Opposite Valdez Grill ( OL'NTItV GENTLEMAN Peas KAIIICO NICE AND v ^ Tender No.2 Can /\ A & l’*s US years of successful growth and service America’s people hits been made possible by EVERY DAY prices, backed up by SERVICE. (JI AL ITY. RELIABILITY and S(] I*AR E- DE ALINE. \ ,V I' OVEN BAKED BEANS ^ WITH I’OKK AND tom atoe sauce 3 cans for I’At'IFIC Bit AND ASSORTED FANCY ^ mgg :• Blue Rose 4 lb. J __ _ per lb. 2 U can Grape Juice Pint Bottle 27* OATS. Large Pkg. 31/ /v a m n m others ^ a l u m in u m Potatoes If!t -t i M EAT 2'^ Sw eet lb. DEPARTM ENT 20/ Beef Chuck Roast lb. 2 0 / * * ', 1 lb. tin TUB or PRINT lb. 2 oz. Pkg....... .....^ 4 oz.-Pkg.............H 8 oz. P k g ...... Nectar Tea » y yt*r ' t f * ri\ 12 oz. pkg. 3 for k IONA. PLAIN OR SELF-RKISING W hite Bacon lb. 16/ Compound • ( a ; . l . . .. . 1! '1 • bT »ifU(<! r)fl i i l .iu itt b THI ALL OVER TUB WORLD * i Eagle Brand Milk Rice BLUE ROSE 4 lbs. for Flour -■ ■ * •' 1 254 GOUDKN'S, CONDENSED 15/ , *f 1 ,H *: . >• - -i M 1 , iS flm T * 55 FOB HOT OR ICE TEA lb . 1 * BUTTER Compound Lard t i’ljl) it- ■I I i.11 U UlOitl't “BO K A R ” P o t a t o e s cobblers io ib . 2 £ P (•. .,<’>• 1([ I r“ ,L • Phone 968 Coffee THAI’ GOOD A & V !> snd PA R L O R Pineapple 25^ C o ra W iM 15* Pork Shoulder Roast, |i>- Steam Pressery “ •• JAM l i i f e i . . 19/ AMERICA'S FINEST PACK At; E 3 Jars Shrimp in Glass Basket Bid*;, Every year thousands of business concerns fail. Wht| principally because modern merchandising consisls more than'm ere price cutting. JELLO Fiav°rs 3pkssPeanut Butter WESSONOILPint Can 2 5 1 SPINACH Del Monte No. 99c 90c PRUNES 2 lb. Carton 22/ 1 lb. Creamery Butter Dry Cleaners and D yers ■ ’VIII appreciate all work you * Opp. Valdez Grill. t at %, •' % - ,a V' ’ r The opening; o f The new Home of the v* mmm» ,.a,ma a » pressing and will give you the same service that I have ANNOUNCING ... m i <•* determ inated, 5 lbs. . ...... ....... Wilson’s Custom House Coffee, A A g* , J. A. Harrett WESLEY T -- • ■■ reliable firm can give you the very best of cleaning and 114 N. P a rk . Mr. and Mr*. Janies Higgins of 1H aines City motored to Sanford. T hursday and ure the p u is U of Mr._»nd_Mi;;>. Edward Higgins. 1- *■1 SPECIALS Having direct mill connections enables ur, to stock a complete line of f;mcv ceries, poultry, dairy and sweet feeds. A visit to our store will convince vtwi prices are right. Shoe Shine Parlor On* nf th r most delightful unc­ ial meeting* of the D aughters of Wesley Clan* of the Methodist Sunday School held this *rn»on w as that oT"Tu**aay evening wh<-n th ey ware guest* of Mr*. K. 11. Mc­ Cracken at her home in Dreamwold. Preceding the social hour, u short business sension wn* held presided over by Mrs. E. H. Laney presi­ dent of the clam. Splendid reports from committee* were given show­ ing th at much good work had ln-en accomplished during the past 'm onth, including a number of Christm ns basket* sent to those ■less fortunate. Qui'e a number of elevcr contests were enjoyed •lur­ ing the evening for which prizes ■.ware-awarded. -Mnrr G trm r K. 'K ay wrote the liest New Year res­ olution and was given a prize. Tinprize for the rake jn n te st went to ;Mr*. Stew art Dutton. k v. J ,u , \l n o t tl Am pleased to tell my eustrm ers and friends that 1 ant with the Laney Dry Cleaning *+ rt S _ » aVi-i and O f exceptional in terest and pleasure was tho bridge pnrty given Tuesday nfternoon, when Mrs. LoRoy Chittenden wiih host­ ess a t bridge at her home on Evan* Street when she entertained the member* of the Tuesday Mtem oon Duplicate Bridge *'lull. The card games were exception-, ally Interesting and a fte r the -■lioard* had been played, score-, were counted and the holders of highest *cores, Mr*. Charles E. Mr*. J. C. Benson and Mrs. WalHcnry, Mr*. George W. Knight ter Coleman were presented dain­ ty hand made handkerchiefs. At the ten hour the bridge uece*soric* were removed and refresh­ ment* of salad, biscuits, rake nnd coffee were served by the host­ ess, The bridge players were Mrs. - George W^ Knight, Mrs. H arry ■B. Lewi*, Mr*. Charles E. Henry, Mr*. J. C. Benson, Mth. W alter 8. Coleman, Mrs. Hal W ight, Mr*. Cassandra Schultz and Mrs. Boy C. Bower. i b.,rvin Juliette Water-Ground MeaJ, Free Parking Space in Rear Sanitary Steam Pressery MRS. CH ITTENDEN HOSTESS DAUGHTERS OF U..I* NOTICE at the how-finveak.-Ay*nu«/A#ltovr)«^ - — * — — — * Boyle Jack- • rex A 9ferns w ere a r ­ jsponkas :and ranged with pleasing effect about the rooms where the games were played. Duplicate bridge was cn- 1 joyed during the evening and at th* conclusion of the gam es scores were totaled and the prizes for highest scores, beautiful irridescent flower bowls were awarded Mrs. Harry J. Wilson nnd Mrs. E. D. Mobley. Delicious refreshm ents D. Fobley. Delicious refreshm ents consisting of straw berry Hhnrt cake topped with whipped 'cream , salted pecans and coffee were sew ed by the hostess late in the evening. Mr*. Chase’s guests were ‘ Mrs. Robert J . Holly Sr., Mw. Harry J. W ilson, Mr*. J. G. Ball. Mlsa M artha Fox, Mrs. E rnest Krupp, Mrs. E . D. Mobley nnd Mrs. B. F . W hitner. <d * Ladies Shoes Polished MRS. CHASE ENTERTAINS >.1VfiI, | ^ 1111 It Mr. and Mis. C. C. Tyie u:v re*l»* I « ,Me here as* the guests of Mis. Chop ' Br? * cr " Mra. \ mtor 8eh- now at home to th e ir friend* nt ( meltz, a t her home the W est their new home in Pinehurst. Special for Saturday Reflecting the cordial hospital­ ity of the hostess in . every way ~~ t>as th e lovely bridge party given Tuesday evening when Mrs. S. <>. ,Chase entertained the members of th e E ntre Nous Bridge Club at l,UK„ C H IN ESE DINNER DANCE Additional * « ti « ----- r" ’ ” ” *"v-----♦----- *............................ MRS. y . U K O U H A R T of W est Side, enroute to. their, home on the Palm Beach lower Hast Coast. Air. Prow er is of The- reg u lar bilsincs* m eeting An outstanding social a ffa ir of -nnndunc.es the m arriage of h e r -1 the firm nf ‘Brower nnd Company, of the Woman's Guild of Holy the calendar, is tho Chinese daug hter - ,, , tailo rin g ^o n cc-n of Chicago. lie . t .< Cross Episcopal Church Dfaccr-danca which will-ho^ytvff^ held . MAUlJfi l VUE is' keenly interested :n the tru-kMonday jm ernooh W the T a rish I W ednesday evening Ja n u ary 25. to House. Mrs.. A. P. Connelly, vice a t the Sanford Vncht Club by i Mlt. WILIsIAM KHLERS ing industry of Sanfonl and it is SA N D SPU It BRIDGE CLUB* president, presided over tho m eet-(C ircle No. A ef ihe R osary Con-j Monday, Ja n u ary , sixteenth. One | hi#-dealt* i» locate here nnd own ing in the absence of the p re sid e n t) fra tern ity of All Souls Church thousand ami tw enty eight , ___ • i a truck farm. W orthington, Minnesota. Exceptionally etijovable as well ^ rf*E. Watson. Several m at- " f which Mrs. H arry Walsh i* ■a lovely w a j the bridge r a r tv civ- **” of much '"'iw rtnnce were dis- chairm an. Elaborate plans have Miff3 J rrlct Me. Farlund of Wild»j ... ' * . J .... , cussed iri "IRTi^spenFffttrdityheU rTbunsflcjr** as the guest of Miss Nell Wil­ 8 a tjr W arm r~EiR fefby ••nlertn'Tnod liams. the members of the Sencspur Brid­ ge Club at her iyime on Magnolia Avenue. Unique tallies e:. stand­ ards- were used for the gam es of progressive bridge and a fte r the stated number of progressions had been played, the first prize, a deik of bridge cards was awarded Miss Mina Howard. I’nr having failed to score h e r points and honors, Mrs. Roy G. W illiams was given a bobby J - .t . of - r cards. ___ l. TL. - .......prize, ............... deck The cut a set of bridge score pads fell to the lot of Miss Marion Hand. Late in the evening when bridge ncccasories hod been removed the hostess n*listed, by h er m other Mrs. S. M. Easterby and sister, Mrs. Edward H iggins, served chicken sulud, saltines.-nut bread, olives and fee. The bridge players were Miss Mina Howard, Miss Marion Hand, Miis'Frmnces Dutton, Miss Perric Lee illiams, Miss MJCV Bell, DCH| Miss hi ien Nonic Wiiiuimw, F e in W an?, Mrs, Boy G. Wililliams and Mrs. Earle E. Jones. kl A, 6 lb. Sack 12 lb. Bac!k ....-.....5W 24 lb, nacV $1,15 k 'i f i l *r ■rawisi’ssi* ’ A ' j iu *J 2 J b v Xor 2 7 /1 �I *v- v♦j** :■■TM TOE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY JANUARY 20, 1928 PAGE F IV E S r; Political Announcements ____(Legal _-,\ollces). — _’ ---- —-- 3- ’— ■ *--**■ V oil STATU SRKATOH IN THK CIIICDIT OOllitT OK SD.MI hereby announce n* a cundldutu l.NUl.K COUNTV. KIAHtlDA. IN to itui-ceeU .myself ns Senator from VllANOKllV. th«i 3'Ui Seh.ftorinl district enniBI.t.A V, HI.ADU, Complainant. nosut of tifinlnolu Hrcvard Coun­ K. ties subject tu the Democrat le B. K. IIUUVVN. V ct al., Defendants primary to be held Juno Cth. l»2l„ OllhKII OK DUPLICATION II eleeted I promise to continue NUT ICC To KNOWN ,*ND 8— Financial 2 to work for the best Interest of the 21—AcrctfRc-For SMlc 18— Named To Rent hUKUNDANTS ju ly district and I Invite you to my Till:KNKNOVV.V 8TATI! OK FLMIttDA Tt): MOUT­ WANTED: By couple without FOR SALE:—Beautiful arceago record, on. such Important leglsliSANFORD BOND A! ,-----------, h •: imtAVN.tu. ii. u n lit. k m P b A ti2 R'L3-OX T H E J S i C r llou us good pood, roiuls. conservation of j|.X \\ ,\|.TUIt iliuI I'., It. ic M-TUn , GAGE COMPANY. HS Second between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 Aitr natural— .............reaiiurerwi1 ........ .......................... children: Small house or npartm tnrtton-w t -hPrTTtiiibtuiil. il. W. .STIKFF. A.xi-7 St. . . . uefes, .consisting of-eome hfgh'Mnch * * » * • - rand-cducatlonr I unk ANDA M. H.MITII. KU.A A. llllOOKS Friday, Jnn. 20. _io- Adrane* Will, loan on improv t - bucmcaa ment, furnished. .il_W ,,J_U *ralil.. snme — ■ ................ - H*u *iup|iorr of all loyal loyu Democrat a Ll TIIKItC. I' )HTi:it, 1.. C. KUHTBil. low •Innd. Idenlly- situated J. J. 1‘AltlGSIl. flAltV ll Hl UllllS. nnd A. IW anti residence propert: -A lso will tVAVTi-n r „ ------— | for poultry farm . Frontage on old ril(>MU«uN, If ntkVe, nnd If the 8:30—Whitts Rack Crusaders; ^SIT bT rieel^ buy first m ortgages n security. vv a a ii'.u —o or o room house j Orlando road. Can be bought nt mki K i:. imow.N. u »i. HYKU. j collector •«nt fo h aiiK niF F furnished. J. E. F. Herald of- a bargain with very easy payments. UM.MA WAl.TKIt. and U. II. WAL- Saxophones and .Marimbas— - payment, hereby nnnour.ce my cuudhlncy run. her • hsuhiuid. (J. \V, WZJ WBZ ,-WBAL WHAM fice. . This is an opportunity for some forI the Office of Sheriff of Semin­ KTIKKK. AMANDA Al, SAI1TH. HI.„10c a One 10—Livestock one to get a desirable poultry farm ole County subject tu the will ul I.A A. llltUUKS. I.l TllUlt C. I’Ult- WJR WLW KYW KDKA KWK WREN. TKIt. L 1*. IMIITHII, MARY for nlmost nothing. For further the voters at the June l-rimarv. Z U '— 8c • !‘ne .......7c a lino FOR SALE — Pedig ied Police 19—Houses For Sale 11f i l l UK, ittol A. W TIlUMl’HUN. J. K. McCLKI.I.AN; I. information so-; It, J. Holly, First are de.til. tin- unnuwit heirs de 1 1- j <>:00—W rlgley Review; Popular i )0^ ,rt'|u e * u National Bank Building, Sanford, Pupplbs. $35. each. Mrs. K. B sees. I«aatees, or grantees uml to, Numbers—WJZ WBZ WBAL FOR SALE—Spanish house now Florida. all persons tsave nnd uxcept the WHAM KYW Phone • FOIt M1IKI1IFF WLW WJR Tates are for McCracken, Drcannv d. rented for $50.00 monthly, in I hereby ntitmunce my candldney COinplalniint herein) having e,r j WHAS WJAX KDKA WKHM 038-W.t h i ' for re-elect Ion to the office of sher­ clalidlng any interest in the folgood location. Will * sell for 26—Miscellaneous For Sale iff Of Semimile County subject I<| ititving described liinds In S.-inln-, WRVA WSM WSII WMC 6fCaverage length $15,000.00 on term s of $250. cush tho action of tho. voters In th« •lie County, t i.nidn, lo-rvil: • WBT KWK. GAS Range, four Burner, Oven & . line. Democratic primary to be held near and tlie bnlnnce $75.00 per month TRACT I 9:00—Anglo Persians—WEAK Iharge of 30c for lO-A—l’oultry An EgtfS Broiler. Good Condition. $25.00 June. _ J will anprectnle your House contains 5 rooms. Large lot, nuppnrt. respectfully yours, W EEl WTIC -WJAR- WTAG Lot 1‘ofl) -Two 1 15) i f the Phone GIG. . C. »?. HAND. Town u| I.oiikwooii, Florida, fsing is restricted Ready to take order for Rhode double garage, etc. Address O. WCSH WLIT WUC WCAE according to tlie Flat of said Mrs. W A. H. Care The Hernld. Island Red Baby Che FOR SALE—Good Ford Delivery isificatlon. WTAM WWJ WGN KSD Town recoitlcd In tile 1 ublle Foil • Ct.KItK OF TIIF, CHICOT Sdnford, is made Tho San* R. Gucrry, Route .' Itecdrds of bcnilnulu Count). truck $50.00. Remington Tyj»o* WCCO WOC WOW WTMJ . VOCUT Klorldn. .wilt be responsible Fla. - I hi-iehy annJuiice my cauiliilnuy WRAP WDAF WGY WGR. * 1 9 F d ll Sale or Rent: Owner here writer $15.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat for TRACT II. (he office of r.'t,-rk of Ihe Cir­ [incorrect insertion, -for ’few days: Will sacrifice two almost now. Make mo an offer. cuit Court subject to Ihu will of 1tl:00—Vftlor .Hour; John, Mc­ « r n i :», vr of gee. : r for subsequent Spanish bungalows. $1500. below •I. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. tin- voters at tlie Democratic pri­ . T, Ttwiishlji Cormack and Maria J e riira — .’1 South KiUiuj We hatch healthy, s rdy chicks. fie office should be mary on June t. ISIS. SO M u s t , *t 1h o (ill the I u i d I l> • WJZ mui chnin. Order £ourc_ now. W1UV-hatch cost if taken by Jnnunry .2GtH. FOR SALE: $,1500.00 worth fur­ 1). L Til HASH Kit. iintcly in case of inu hi'twi'i'h the rluht t*f \vaj Modern improvements. Practically 10:00—Cap'n Kidd’s Buccan­ FOIt NIII4IIIFF e'tfgh also. *T.oolT t Seminole < il tin" Smith Florida Itiillruuit I hereby announce myself us a nishings nnd lease on 42 room no cush required. For particulars eers; Novellv Program WOR niitl •tin* .a^nvt' •It w i riiit il l.iiitJ, • ' 4 Hatchery, t mile no: i of Long-' ciimlidulc . for sheriff of Hemlnule t»t Ih»** h^Hcrihi'tt itH, Lot h H hutrlr Furnished; I-uw rent. J. A. County cnqiiitc Bud well Realty C*o. WEAN WNAC WFBL WMAK [VEHTISEKP subject • to tho action of .wood..l!^L-Kooiita, 1 igwoti, Fla, hint n 'ni A unit* i: <!r|ffhi'n Cole, Lincoln Hotel. the Dnnocratlc primary tu o» WCAU WJ AS WADC WAIU Sulit]|\hih«u «•! mild trn« t held In th? eae'y part of Ju-.o is;*. d representative ft I•iml (luiit.iitttii!* nhi*ut lu WKRC WG1IP WMAQ K.MOX Very respectively. FOR SALE— New 5 room inudWood, all lengtns, for sale. Leave oi sm illar with rates K H. U11ADT. * a n os, iiiui'i* WCAO wowo. WANTED to buy—U nze T urkey' ern bungalow one block from THAiTT Ml orders a t 1511 Mellonville Avi. classification will 10:00—I'almotive Hour: Musi­ Gobbler, about oi year old: High School. liu|uire at G08 \V. [ F. B. Dyson. nplcto information, i it*tu r. t ft mi *>f i.utiuw omi, FOIt t l.KIIK OF VOl'IlT . cal Stock Comnnny—WKAF Hughey. iin Hi tilnt* iti 1fhfct t lit t mi tluly ish, they wilt assist one not fattened for narket pre­ hen-liy iiiinolinee my candidacy w FlHt SALE—Best boarding house forL clerk i i*t,ortitrt| i m llic I*1,11*111* l(fi ufiIm WE El WTIC WJAR WTAG ferred.' Address L. \ lurt, R. D. of tin* circuit court sub­ i'ng your w ant ad of Nnuiiti»1t*> *. C t M i i i t ' F l o . Util, j — . I -business in Sanford. Centrally ject to the will of tlie volr-rs Iii WCSII - WLIT WRC WGY sore effective. A or phone -3203. III P h i l », l FOR SALE—75 foot lot . facing I located. Well established, making tho Demolmilc primary to l,,- belli you (util- i , t li ni yi*u .it t- h* r*'li\ MGR WCAE WTAM W\VJ June 3. 1 will appreciate your ell* il, iit»t it 1ft1. uifiD*U lin ti, tirilvt east on Palmetto Avenun north | money. BX, Herald Office, M’S AI KSD KIIM M’Otf support. e i l t t i i m n a u O t ' U u i i d i ( *«( i i hvt l it* u p l l —Miscellaneous of Hughey Street. Will sacrifice II. A COiJtl MHO MOM' M’DAF WIIAS |»*'{»i‘ ni lltt* t*lth*t‘ t*f thf PluL B Found if sold immediately. Very little I Now ■•**««""» - modern bungalow, **f th.s i***iiri in tht' Ol> »*f v*«iii M'SM M’.MC M'S B WBT FOH St l-KItlXTKNltRXT OF forth, Hi in i M«*|t- i ' t i i i n r > . 1 'I o r h i d . m i WANTED bnby ca age, good cush required and easy payment * ^ lajin g hens. Will sell M ’T.M.F WGN KVOO. ic Dog. Oft’ner may ITIILIC INMTII I'CTION’ Al it ii ih i v t h e titli tt i i y i*f Fi i . i i ! , i r v t condition, cheap. Id l ess Box on tlie balance. Address P. O. Uu\ at a bargain nnd good term s. 1 am n 11, ml Ida to fur re-ciectlon X .......... by calling a t this HOG, c-o The Herald 431, Sanford. I 2GIH1 Orange Ave., Sanford, .tu the sillier of rUl’erlntemlen'l of ing dog ar.d paying (Vuet Ion for Hrniluoln tuiiim1* vuttr rtii-t >->fI: ,,v v,,it i*t t M"(* TM'O TM’O TM'O ggr.r.. c.ijiV-'t- <’ V y Fl&y?dh: ‘R o u ti'K X’. ‘,llrt\ ’ITO. F / ' * 'mjMIrVMfts t?Ouiitv. subject to tlie Democratic j this cause v,l,| ej pd tpapenae?;, FAPP)y, Kriniar.v Your support Will be l> I I, remote chnnls uml r| iii i ini, I UIDAY. JAN. 20. Id'office. ' in tu.. i’.uni'ii,tu,mt III I \ V The Associated I’reas. tr'nt, L. H. Griffi . Optician. FOIt SALE—Small cottage on For oak nnd heart pine wood I l l e C i u l , J. t . \v. L a w to n s u n g in uiui t ■ tin* ni»,\ it’ phone 020 or write J. IT, Bullp Sanford Optical Co., I > E, Gth St rear of lot, Magnolia Avenue near i 1-ll .e! I t u m p , , li e, . , n i *i , ii 272.IJ.— M’PG Atlantic City ------- ~rr.; t* Puff- about seven Eyes Examined, Glass made, only snuthsidr school. Ideal pltiee to vaa. Osteen. Fla; Strand wood ! ' " r*•1 *1 1 Is***! I’l* U i I m l.ll*1* S:30, studio *‘f prngram ; 0, Full t l.KIIK ITIICLTT COURT , .1 III 1I I I : de* m l i.li h i «t u*i . Finder please rc- .fully equipped. Plan n Snn'ord. live until such time as large house mixed $0.00 per coyd. 2 ft. length') I lo’iel.y .in n ,,m ,,m y cundldiioy : d e e r i . i n : 1, ■1ii >Mlii: ic | . . nil* t n co’ieert orchestra; II, dance mu­ fur ilm office of Clurk. of the Also wntch nnd clocfrpnirirg . Nelsdn, Longxvood. is desill’ll mi front uT property. Ill $8.00 per cord. ., I*. -:il*l l i m l It. Im I l m sic. in Cilcuil Court, Hii'.iject lo the action lm'<n l |»Li reasonable prices. iu. good neighborhood. Will sell on toward. of (he voterr I X the June Primary. • d I ml g i1n»ils ii i .e n d -il* rdm, l- iii i ;- l nt lgc t ’la i hilu 285.5, M’RAL Baltimore, 1,050: ll H DEAR cash' payment of $50.00 with the Plepty of WOOD & COAL a t D'JNil* ul’ l i e i -,iii|tl..in.i||t l o I 7:30, Centaur program; 8, mixed Bicveie, Gun, Lock urf’homigrnph balance payable like rent. Price p o o d Ol i d I s i d c l e i i -II. I, t u t , - in h a rt’s Wood yard. 0th &. Cy­ FOIt c u t VTI t i i o s s o n OK repairing our spec :y. . Toys, s i 111 i d i,;, i b c r , - r i n g o i l J l t l e . . ll , nunrtet: 8:30, joint recital; 0, Ill lot $3500.00. Inquire at The Herald , t r t \ k * press. Phone 38G-M. X x ii *»i ,»m M‘rig ley Review. • ir ( i l l i -i ,-st c l i i l m •■ 'l •1 I 1 . I bnyeb’s, sporting g-> nnd fish- office. I t., jtnii-.um*' to the people u f i - o i • ; i. i> i 1*4111l* « 122.3, WOK Newark, 710; 0:15. __e I crman's supplies. Ge W. Dec.ch, ,*( Sniun I'tuuiU dial I am a cb,lining or to , hil«i L odg ini iiruli 1 ' Mtl . 1 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! cslldptMc f‘> r i e-elect loti to the ofony --f ' ml in SI 1(1 tanil* i » Old King Cole; 7. "Thrifts,” enimd Graham trucks. | "The Bicyclo Store McLnnder 1 to fld*- id I " u \ , U a , - « u i | . subject to tile | I„- v. h-.llv nil 1 IKK1 M*l•I ;i n*i i i si mble; S, Sessions' t'himes; 8:15. |th Street. Phone 3 .1 Ai cade sili• tb.- \uiers In the Demo- Ii - i f f e i - t »y b a l l i»-\ *•1 p* »'i•*■i ii tin ’rail-- "inn. i i > lo be held In June eitloi ol-o; on.I n ■(raining >Mil .III I Georgia Camp Meeting; !>, True Of lilt" , *e | stoides Hour; 10. Captain Kidd; •■in h , f coil mu A*1111 iiy*•111W In—Apartment Fi venl A VAUGHAN. \ ii nls on | niton ■vs f>••til ll wsi t liii COWAN CO. Auto any i i o n , i n-| l (H IV * x *| Hi *. 10:30, 1UM N'irhols Band; 11:05, * .1 * •1 sheet metul works, Nicely furnished a pi uents with mop n ,-i to i o I ,.t Mt T .t\ tfll.l.HCTOIl in)' i nil i■11•r 1n m B.ver's orchestra. FOR SALK — 'es. Phone all modern conven I ‘tl.u lo uiinuunre that I am n a m u -t> fil l f iK- (MlJhNt H“*j1111 III .venue, l ’hone 71G-W. 11*20 Chevrolet Coupe. 11*1.5. WKAF New York, G10: eiilldtillile fur re-election to tli« ll:,- «‘■•nnd i Ml •nl ll-- „ *-iicio'h -o70. Call a t 31H Pah o Ave. 1025 Dodge Special Coupe.' e*flev of Tax Collector of Semin- nselKii-- m ii i - i-x in,i ms , ,- .iiimii •i. M'nldorf Astoria orchestra; 7, pie Counu. subject to the neilun I I I - . .111-1 I - t - III . < - - , o l l t n ; t i t l e I, Lorraine orchestra; 7:30, llnppi1025 Essex Couch. HD BU1CK CO. TWO rooms .furnis for light of tpe voters In C... Democratic s o l d l . t u i l ,-c o i l , luti-l e , p i l , !’>ss Boys; K, Cities Service nr1024 Overland Coupe. Primary in t.e held m Juno. lagnol:a Avc. housekeeping on irst ’floor. FOR SALE- Handsome two story . 1,.. <1 Your supiiuU will ,-e t||i)il erl.-itnl tI ob lel I -I..- *. - , 'I■ of il I11I11, ' le'-ttii; t*. Anglo Persians; 0:30 1025 Overland Touring. 'hone 307. I , | h I In n o ti l t e , | Private entrance, hi Elm Avc. JNO. ii JIN KINS stucco house in high class , -1 - Cl I, . l.lli'll-- mil tin ■1c I pi O’ - I .n France orchestra; 10 Palni1024 For Touring ..tut Runabout. residential section. Well built and l l l . l Ilil • I , I IIII s I ' f o i l ,1 , , , | l ot - ll -.1 1NEWLY furnished i Clients for ,. FOII POINT* JIIHiK ,, , X* II lll.l ' l»« .1i’l* I'lithmd I.V a tl«f i *■ '■•Ivc Hour; l l , Ben Bernic's orF-.ViAU.MONS thorouglilv modern in uvery res- • H onda (handler Motor, ,( o.,• 1 hereby uuiiotliiee im I’lilitllikici t«f bnimereial 1 ' . X I » 1 n i f .i nil rent. Phone HG1-J i | k' mi* i TLi rhe-lra. II.al , ,, , , , , Kent Building, Plume 17. | Automobile Co. tor re-i'h-ct lull to tile utfli-u of il *iii poet. Beautiful, grounds and. In ,M l»> J ml ii h*l^ i. K*11 *«l , ..................... ........ Count) , V|tl| , ( 1 -154.3, M'.IZ New York, 1160; 0, County Judge of Seminole Ave. Phone 137. | Street nnd Park A ne ViMi tu i\ '■*» •in ••5-n *1 Mill Ml \ |.l| shrubs. This property sold recent-j h'WirlUii Mibj.cl "III of the, ii «i*9 i *k• ti *1 v Ml ii it*l V ,’,\ .1 sf • -I *III ,'!! George Hall's orchestra; 7. Short ln\ * 1 TWO 3 room mod furnishcu ly for twelve thousand dollars, j rX " i6 '1"i,riiii. raiir k’Am a ^ i.*l!,1 J - ‘ ‘Im!'» 'Vi.1i ^ k -p -M y o l-ady; apartmciils, privn hath, gar- 1venom owner is willing to kneri- j fc. S erv ice _ eicenon to i» h-wr J-,n.. :.. i,. n.'* ' i.71 ... „ Z \ . . 7 ,? X 'T n «!!.i, WW«* R « ft Cruaadars; 0. age. $30 and $35, lford and fice for ten thousand. Apply Bov'*" . '■ *’•7 AK ’ ’ ’ " ‘ '" 'l i.iiois oi." i>” ca ll.,i M rigley Review; 10, Victor Hour; CELERY PAPER 3(1 care Sanf’.rd Herald. Geneva. Phone 240 1’AINT. KUI* Till! l.l..ilsi.ATi'HF ,,[! V-.n!'.'' bV w!‘i , 7 ; m Tl,'.. " • klumher music, «o second jfrado m at• LIME i...' \ TUl i ™ T,,R EK THKK me that will last. It FOR RENT — Aprilcnt, 1101 » ,|| »r Mi. xotors s.mtn.-i •; , . ..., 4, ! j M 1 1-M LIT Philadelphia, Elm Ave., Cornerlh Ft. ccause it covers up | ‘ J utip in ary to lit imLl; K , „ . ,.Us 1 740: H. Cavaliers; l>. Anglo PerIRISH POTATO SEED mi Fi. thcj.r.m l^L'S U iIT'NU) ils farther, and wears FOR RENT — T' furnished t m :.^ I,1 > Ii: I,.Ii n...I official sians; 10, Palmolive Hour. M M. I.OK 11 i.i •I. llirm l • • • ♦ l i t «•f lll»* ...rit , . c you buy your paint apartm ents, larg loins, 01!* oi I •»1 KDKA Pittuburffh, 1*50: t'" «t> Min i hniti in 1 BAUMAN BROS. (L e g a l N o tices) Ihe i-t.1 1 .( Kiorliin, lo amt for G:lft, Kittle Symphony orchestra: iuart. Sanford Paint i . . "The Farm er’s Supply Store." si ndiu'li r Co- 112 W. First St- 1------------iiiu.ii). i> i'«;s i.30, Rock-a-Hye Lady;-8, Retold *l.i) i l Inn" 212 Firat Street in m t : ; i n n kt u f t i i i : _______ i 16— H o u se s F o r \ i: ynuui-A ss " 11 1» J l ’h li'l At. FIUFFIT o r Tales; I), Wrlgley Review. 20— F a r m s F o r Salt; Clerlt. T i n : STATU 1 *F I'M >111 1'A IN Poll Heat Announcements 370.6, WGY Schenectady, 71*0: |»?; i iirnb, Groves, TO RENT—18H Si d Avenue, U. A. M XVUUKH \NI> F* lit SUM I Ni ll.K I'l ll'N'PV. Deputy Clerk. 7:35, M'GY Players; H, Fro-Joy FI.nltlDA IN i'll ANCUHV X. Park Ave. Phone ted seven Rose Court. Fui r o it r i \ vxm :skoh OVIEDO CELERY l-VND FltVNK It Ut.I.I.S. . i t ul. Cum- ■s u xi. i Hour; 0, Anglo Persians; lo, rl»> uniiMUiitt* in t'te Deoplu ) In ltiirs fur CiiiTipliilrr ill oi ii Imi (tin, looms. Three bedr s garage, Ten acres or mure, one milu from uf I Hlii*i dnt mi iii* tli iii I am a Palmolive Hour. «x 11 S' n /. im vi.u. \ ■ Kclvfnntoi', hot wnt Excellent city limits, flowing wells. Coust *;ui'li*htti f**r last ,U'M>m(1»i' J A t.ASIIIUlOOK, et ni*. »*• PRINT SHOP 408.5, M’RC M’ashin<rtou, <140: 8. *»f tIm* vuIitm In Line and Seaboard binding tracks i«* Hu* dt Utnl'ilils. rv»ce on anything ir. ntighiiorhood. Alsu client op­ one-half mile from property. Prico III*- l'(in*iiitMt IMl mxi l t** lit* hr It! Cnvnliers; 0, Anglo-Perainns; 10, uttUUIl I lf FUtlUFATION .linir of tills vpiic I Iiuvh H I T WAT TO KttA phone call will get portunity take advi ge owners $225 por acre, nothing down. Pay­ In til I.l, IM OCIHT TITLU Pulniollvo Hour. in ' haunt' nml hciiiiiii'I*' rounllra predicament; due to ihled taxes UK KLt till 11.\ Ihont 417-W.- 0 RailSouthern for 4n >*vin* f tiut<* srrvrtl ns TIIUI'.,STATU llownril (lien, nil p,1ruon* nnd hjilvcd rentals. I M'. Ball, able 10 equal annual payment?, uotiin> (timnu1Hlortii on uml off linvlng 200.0, WWNC Asheville, 1,1110: nr ctnlmhiK uuy IntiTes. .n interest <5 pet. fur i 3 yen in. I lot v»* m*nln my 11v - tli. I.iml lirr'liiufti'i' iloucillu’it ns phone 30G-J. 6:^5, dinner music. Paul P. Barnett. 10 M ’all Street, ln$r irijsirm stork ami rltrn^ fruit OLD WALLS YOUR ilivlseeiv Icsiiti'i’M, mu llto is uf farming. I tnnpos** t*» |*t ever/ lii'li* 475.0, \VSB Allniita, 030 : 7:30. Orlando, Florida. Phone 8308 niul ,,lh, i clnllilHntM Mini' i 1.. V F.llii* I NEW WALL PAINT Well furnished five >m imngaI 'M'llJi-r ta u t In** i*r»*|iorttnnnt » iliiu:, mu I. ti aU nil (1,'iuiiui. having or 5313. Eclipse Ulippers; h, Dixie F.ntcrNEW AND 11ETshaiM* of tiiJtrrt h\ vn vt (tin Ilu* |>rn- or .-Inliitl low: modem ovements; uii) ioi-ri’Ht in tli.i |)t'il> |iri dtiiia fly Your sup purl full.Ill 1114 iik tniners; 0, M'rigliy Review; lo, lUItTlIEU INFORM A- i ct'eeiietl-in porch; i ;u. Corner ili-nrrllii’d I hiii I. lo-WII. Tin- .VorthwiiM inmiti-r (SWf Palmolive Hour. PHONE 235-J Oil 1 almetto Avenue a .. 21st St. 22—Ileitl Estate Tu Exchange /Ytll hr a [»pl v* I. If Kli*UKi:. A lw ays Usa i - ** uf iite Siuitliu i**i min’ter ICOLLEK, SANFORD. 243.8, 1VDOD Chattanooga. (S\v t.l) . Section seventeen BEAUTIFUL laky vjew bungalow, r o il i i:?iisi.ATi n i: FOR RENT — F uied three 1,230: 8:30, Brunswick Half Hour; (17*. T'lWitsniii t went)-one I u ImIi ti* niiuoumn* my cmndltlacy •Snntli CIS). Itiinue llitltv Caul Sylvan Shores, ML? 0>Aa. For ta n lh itll ll w<t*r*i|i,nU,Ml«.tU. room cottage. 131 Fourth St. 0, Studio Program. Hit* Sin tn l«t‘li;v|;,iurc (Group LVd by hnuiekrrncra for S O yranl UnU). In Seinhinle I'otiutj Sanford to Jacksonville property. fui r, STORE—Pro?» anil will *ij»|H*y*M.|r support ,n 381.4, KTHS Hot Springs, 7K0: Dlrerilont in IS l,n«uj»r*. I ‘I'll Jits "rugy, Soda. We arc near Forrest l.ake •!. Modern Box 305, Mt. I lorn. Fla. t In* |iriniar> to lie lirhl In .Tun** All (Vila* J ci. 35c- ISoi. 11.M. t ,,n iitul each of i "ii are liefefiy improvements. Cal ext door. 0. Specialties; 10, Musical Comedy la. V. If AOAN. L yuur plione. Cull 1»3 ri'*| ulr e<l lo ii|)|i|.||i’ nl Mie i:oln|Money B ack II It falls Gems; 10:45, dunce frolic. Phone 857-J. Iniiis, In Sunfonl, Ht'inliti'le t'oiinl), Fl'ii'liln on Miniitu). ili*- omi iliiy of Signs of all kinds. ------ ---------322.4, WHAK l/Oulsvilh’, 030: I'. I.rnni). A. In IS?* to nniwur Paint & Wall Paper j Furnished Cottage , Ivor I-ike, 8:30, Ten Outdoor Men; 0, M'rig, |,e Itiil of l : l|ll|ll:llMt file*! In It"' with use of five of land, • n im»ii Comi i.j •li** iinui j ley Review; It), Palmolive Hour. , , | $15.00 per month. ■iln innris. Fruiil* It Kills niet 610.0, WMC Memphis, 600: 0, Unite II While, ux.iin-t you, and I I " -.epalrlr.g, |*.uno , „ |lt loe in Orange | Wrigley Review; 10, Palmolive nlt'el N Uherein mnl u |intli|f th« |experts with ,7 y e a rs' Grave, near school -; vlcctii ' I unlit i '"ini>l.ilnulit h |ii'«' Ini* n rtf • Hour; 11, dance music. SHtifurd music store lights, gaiage, goo rater, e x - | erce euiieellng ntl) elullll, • I'IkIi L 330.0, M’SM Nashville, 800: 0, Ippe. Benin 10 & 11 Mctill--. Interest nr il.-iutiiKl. Witten eellent community 15.00 p e r 1 yiiu. "i uliy of >on limy Inn n .nr M’rigley Review; 10, I’ulmolive Vd«, Phone K32. cl ni in in mid ti> wild Iit ml mnl month. Hour. 'lllletlnu mnl ennfliinlmt ll.e Mil'' BLOCKS— Irrigation Furnished five roo ittage in In said la Oil In l Id- sulit Cuinl'luln 210.0, M’COA IYnsacola, 1,200; general cement work. Flora Heights, on ndo Road, mils • 0, Musical Program (2 hrs.); 11, F|ii*n lultore it, uppi-ur, pliml ►«ctu Co. J. E. Tor- electric lights, I running organ. anstvi i nr rtninur i,n n|’ In'fnru su'd un. 3rd and Kim water, gurage, $18 cr month. Kilt On:, "f Kelirtmry. \ l» lies 251.1, M'RVA Richmond, 1,180: to Mn- suiii inn of cu. .,iinint fin -I 7, orchestra; 0, M’rigley Review, ill slid enlisn n decree "f the Cotlri 1 JOKING—The Roof F.v- Two room npartn 3rd and will he entered against yntt. Metal shingle*; French, ?20.00‘ per th. 'tills order to tie piil)tlsh"d 'ijtn'*' Apply to Jno. inkins at — Expurts of domrsttc gootls frorn pm tin and galvinlzcd i wi—I. fm - four ei.nu iuutlcM " e..U-.|— TWADC MARK HlO. . Jemex II. Cowan. Oak Court House. Vti Tl"- Snnfnrd Jlernlil, it newsGreat Britain during last Novcminilier ol Ketlvral elri'titaltoif mid St. Phone U l. her were the largest for any tnitdIslied In Hi nVlnole County. SMAT.LuhrurnTshd close in. month since June, 1024. Klorldu. M ’. 15th Rent cheap. App KVantcd Female Iion** .ml ordered Mil* the 17th l.i' of lii-ci mher. A I) tSiT. — — ■St. chi: a i .j $ 10.00 I1' M'anted: Relieves the congestion, V, K. I H im LASH, ) south$5U, Millinery Course 1 story bungalow t'li-i'li tMrcitIt Court. Semin* prevents complications. side prim ary sc 5 rooms "le County. Kiorliin. ladies. Come a t once And hastens recovery. Uy A. M. WK'iKS. late. Don't miss this sleeping porch. Api C. Phil.<h ir. c, opportunity of l>eing in* lip's,' Benilnole Com ank. . t i i KASim v i »i-:p a iit m i ;nt fy New Yorlo Milliner, m k f ic i : n i’ t i i i : c o j i uriti'i-i.K it JN T ^U nfu d cottage I furnishpihiJnveBtigate. * UK TIIK CUItHKN'i.Y Washington. I>. <*., |l(X’ut©d ^01), Wc.-t Fifth. 1 °at 'i7jj5^M fti\olin.iuie, close f ‘ I lei etuiiur IS. l:i'.’T. to Hchoti. tlllO O inr . Inquire WirUUUAH. Ii) sallsfuctnry evlYoung'wdWtiq of gootl at Tho^lH raid offi letti-e presented »o the utidurslglietl, it hits ht-cn made tn appear that e to solicit ads for this •TJIU HANKOHIJ ATLANTIC N.X• r Mei<ld. A riel)y com- FOR R E N T -6 ran ««!ow at 1f . ; Tti'N.VL HANK” In the CITY of 2 bed 8ANKOKO In the County of HUM* JsU. See Mr. Powers a t 8*21 P«lmetto * For a Better H om e at Smaller Cost 1NUI.R and Slate or KLOItlDA hus looms, bath, living i^dining |d eoi'.ipllvd with all the nrovlaloiiH room and kitchen, c. $25.00 if the HUllutejt of tilt’ United H E Iowners of th e selling cost when you buy . Rul I'eppcr Rub lakes tlie “ouch" 4t« r». uiiulrod to lo* compiled monthly. Key at Herald [Wanted Male or sell through W ant Ads is bound to benefit wit • before an anKoelntlon shull be from tore, *tilf, aching joint*. It can­ office. aiitborlreil to commanee the bunl* not hurt you, ami It certainly atop# *— ■ ■'>■— * *-■-I-lf foreman wanted on 80 — both buyer and seller. *. ttMH.of IliinhlH*; Nmv TIIK H U rom : t. J. W. Me (hit oM rheutnatUni torture at once. fk and potato farm near l'*or Rent—Six root me with For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser INTOHIL Comptroller of the CurM’hen you aro aulfering »o you.can electric lights an Jng w at­ rnu. Good job with good renev. do hereby c<-rMf> that ”TIIU for your home immediately by fully describing your Cunruulrrd and your l energetic, reliable man er. Fumiahcd fo r 1 tutekeepSANKOHD ATLANTIC NATIONAL hardly « t armtad, ju»t try Red lVhper Rul and you will hni^c tho property and insetting • W ant A d in our p«per HANK” In the CITY o ' HANKOIIP one year T. reenleaf, pu exiorience. Addre§a injrl Enquire eld lU ller) In (ho County of HdKXOLS and quirkeat relief known. Nothing tiei once or twice. By using one of our W ant /id * tbe Phi Of' •?, Lake Mary, Fla. flialo of KLOHIPA Is r iith-'claed to hiii'li roncentratod, penetrating heat purchaser and seller are benefited by immediate commence tlie buslnru* ■f Hank- a* red pepper#. Just as aoun «* vou • Generater sad S ta rte r Service ng an prnrlilwl In F i.'itun Ktfty transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely Six room house: between ‘ 'feel ' ‘ Pepper llub‘ you xrili 'be hundred und'alx') o ne of tin apply Red Papr Renaud Battery Shop Majniolip and Pi •te vised Statute j of Mm KiiltiHt the tingling gliajr heat. In three minute* low cost of our W ant Ada. . State*. ' rcjejonablc. . Phone it uanue the sore »jwt through and 301 M'. Second St. > In t**llmoqy xclu rvof » | iii*m ____ thll .... througM. ,1’uin and torauesa aro gene. hind and He’ll "f o.flee uKJiTY-K.I'JlITII .d 4 ) Of n u c t --Ask ny good drtiggixt for a jar of IT ^ -B u s l-ie a s IMa ,r B e n i ta rn ->■•■•+**( [H01D ts:;. • .f'Urlea Bed Pepper llub. ilu sure to I (I’DrljTI Garage STORES,-fop,,Renl Lbl« f 0r jP'Mtbc feduitte, with the uoiue llowlea ,)C1" ' hmi jh i nir^ai lf jiackagc. '* ^ * ' •zS|thc»J off|C^jor ^u, peas. > y.-: icllf' o n o fi‘ 1 n j r t o / / i t i r > i .T / o « i / il :x l Radio Programs ____ _ _______ .D. RATES I f f Cockroaches Stearns' Electric Paste WINTERWEATHER PUZZLES PEOPLE OFNEWENGLAND |_CId _Ncw-En»lajidenuW oiiilec*rrr* What llhs Hecnme Of-Fam*-' * ■ ' o u s Winter W eather That Was Once Food For Poets BOSTON. Jnn. 20.—(IN S) — ,, New England folks are figur- , Ing th a t there is something wrong ' f ‘ with the weather of the section. In ’’ i the good old days, the summers id(VAtf j used to be hot, verj' hot, too, nnd and the winters were wont to be -jiriifjfM very cold, with much snow piled /u tS tigh in the s tre e ts'o f Yankccland. In recent years though, tho sell- ‘ Lr*,r** Sjj ons have shown a tendency t o U 1 swing around bit by bit as if they were seeking to exchange places ... with the other. >’ f i l l The summers have been really luring .the summer. Portland,. nctrajiolis of the.IMne Tree State, has been dubbed “The Felt H at J-V.'it Jity”, by .visiting salesmen nnd*? ‘laxJl irnirnalists. wbo never see a s tr a w - v ^ iK hat thej-e in the summer.)ui; .usali!/. No M'hite Christman **i ’The fnmtuis Old New EnglamU ■--, ** A'inters, have, only been coMlradic- L ions to their memories. The whita”*L »•* * rimnksglyings a n d . * Christmas " lays of years ago are no more. *1 n-.v • Snow in any quantity, rafey - 1 , ■limes before January. ■* * rjiu. February for the past five or <i\ years has been n chilly month, • but nwnys the ground has been in '■ svidenve,‘ Uncovered ftji'USuaL' .'.'j.'ier white blanket, fo r more th a n ’ a few days in the whole month. , The snow csm lvals of New Eng­ land hnvc suffered to some extent too. Frequently talk has beetiq " " heard of taking snow down from **•* Cnnntln in freight trains for tunis f* if the winter celebrations. ., Ami now to top the long list of l,-*vnl ‘alamltles, the churls of the Uni‘.ml States M’eathcr Bureau a t Boa* . olftW '.un show thnt the summers nra *■. * Totting older uud Um w inters' ) ’■>' wujfincr. i. t M’hat Records Show • ■! .U If such conditions continue, ^ New England folks will be sjiend..:v3 h g their summers In Virginia o r . ■he Cnralinas nnd their w inter in In* far north State of Maine o r In f Nova Scotia or Newfoundland. They will huve lo do so to feel, a t ' (T.W home. Here are the maximum and' minimum tem peratures a t tho Boston bureau for the past slxti *sK' nontKs, tlirce warm and three •old months, with tem peratures c ii ' for the same months in 192G: Monllf Y'car Min. Mux. Id- i. Dec. 7(1 1U27 51 11120 •• •t ; Nov. 11*27 2d • 77 11120 71 20 ' - r t r r 1327 Oct. 83 37 f 30 81 11*20 50 nmpa* Sept 11*27 Kit ;m U8*r, -t7 . : r. R1- *»f‘.e Am:. 85 11*27“ il #a ,* 1 , '.•I 1H2(i h | *f**'*>#( ti; July 1!*27 lli 20 11)3 57 -------• job) 1 *i v NEGRO r o D i r / iMt Vn.. J ’U. 20. -*• , * *»• RICHMOND (IN S',—Sliini'v V/iiiPirglinm, nee. i, • IT) '» ho «-*"l'l •1 i inns r- -.uictl Et'r . *». ng Ivnchp.l and who has lk?i*n , *-Kq. "il!' m 'oi* i n in* cit’d r ■ d .1tin* / j ,^ !5, for th" piui'i li*r of IFVn lF r*( ‘rxv. * *i ir’rl. l ■ .IV ’.V l 1 1 ' it'J ..m t wen of t : r r. **V* 7 prI/ 'I 'nil tb'*rt' in ito'vB*»I»l•• nint— .» f tlie 1-tuning T■■w •e • f P i . i t ; , Rome Lvilitpriug, but tin ilej>— r *’- • 'tot imminent. it«d ihe m .»'i ■"iv ■ ml come for 200 I'e-irt. i tl......... n nor i f txxn h-eiiiiii'iil i"iiiiuij|i 'i ■vho iTi'.'ttil, iuv" liga'i d tiic j i i |'. , , ’»il i t i * trie fumed slruvtiue. “ —’ ■* %■* I Auto rners in U iir , Egypt, r:■** t u '];', xveitf hi"hly sucie xhtl. id o i l ' Follow Our W ant A ds w RED PEPPER FOR T BATTERIES . $9.50 X 1 $v'ir*£ ■ r The Sanford Herald H hT V/1rjT'ai || in i) ■onu liiii) vil im m Ldm m J — — — rnr Im ,* !« - . . For colds, grip and flu take aioraos L; Rupture EX FEllT At Daytona. in f ll' HuL’It')’, of Cllll'JgO 01’ ' ’liiliiil'lldilu. nntliiiiiilly fmo-Ho i 'I mii In now iii'rNOiuiilv ut lit* Kloridu home. HHX Mlliaulii MBtiHlI D r i v e . I >tiy t i - i i . i n e i n o . T i n . ( A l * Wu tk -itu liab t* -lo -t^ ieer-n r H'lM" for lilt U|i|>olittUiulit.) Air. battlti) "Tlie Hpermatle Shield will oof only retain any cane of rupture perfectly, but coni met* Urn ■>l>i;it!ng In lit da>» on the wv«r*' age cane. Itelng a vaat advance­ ment over ull funner tnulliode— exetnpllf) log ItiHtnntuiieiiiiM ef­ fects Immediately upprectablo and wtllmtumtlng uny slralu uy uontlliin no m atter the tdie or focatiiiii l.arge or difficult caaet. or IiicIhIoIiuI rupturea (fol­ low Ii|g operation'll epcctally aollellcd. Thin llmtruinent . recelV'-d tIn- only award In EugUud and In Spain, producing leniiHe without eurgery, ItijictlonH. ini'dlcal trriMmrnta Ilf pi>*rrl|Hln4iii. with -<ll»Uni*»iUh»4 nernoiirtl iiuirons’ of all nation*. ”ln» mi'lliiid4 lifi'ii ulwuye been moat Hdtlefuelpry.”—Ijile Dr. Ed­ ward fflilppiii, former Medical Director. L'. S. Navy. •1/ jd-; , C A I ’ T I O A —- . i l l e o e e e e h o a l d h e r a e t l v u r d m i Im I I k e u w o f M y e l u l l e o r n r l i tr u e * w it h » » • d r r e lr n p e . •• o n e r r e e l w h e r e t h e l a m a la n o d n e t w h e r e ( h a • P f a l a x la, pru du eiM T e e w p U e u lia n a a m w l l i l l a s a u r g l r a l * y . e r a lla a a . — ■* Mr. Seeley hoa document * froip the Untied Stale* Oovarn-*- . m int. TVaablitlgton. D. Ct for"inapoelloti. lie Will he glad, lo detnoiiatratr without tiiirge i n fit them If dealred- Uu«lne»i demand* prevents atoph'ug any uiher .place In tliL ''nn. V . tie— K t e r r » l i l t i r * i l I t i h h M itllrr h a s b r e a ,%'ae.l r f h e lo r * Ih e F e d e r a l M d S t a le l a a r U — P i 'i e . lla y la a a Na. I 'e n l w a l a U ea eh . .T r p - i " ’..-------- — »— - ■ W i'W y - kr***>I & � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, January 20, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/23337c6ecf1f2c7e377cfa6481e06561.pdf f4fbcadc6b9c5cc04b33d344337d85d3 PDF Text Text — 1 •' ’ 4. A* M' > M. . ' . *’ * --- —- # ---- YOUR NEWSPAPER Tllis W EA3H<8 Ishcd In Florida's H eart. ^ World’s G reatest Vegetable lion. Its RichestGurdctfrapd. IE XIX. ijr a iA l ART LEADS NAVYPROBE J Leased Wire International News Sendee Gunmen Carry Off County’s Sheriff RIVER FALLS, Wis., Jan. l'J. — ( I N S ) — Kidnapping Sheriff Roy H y n tt of Diorap County - today-w h eirth ey w e m -s itrp n s rd '. i*rtitp"nct-t»f*phmnirTjrn roblierv, five gunmen I’ushcd him to St. I’aul,* Minnesota. when** they v.ere met by the gun squad o f ’ Unit city. Machine' guns flared "Pon n toll bridge out ide of St. Paul uml in the ensuing battle -S h e riff II y h n -w a » —struck l.y bullets and probably fatally in­ jured, F ra g m e n ta ry reports teaching here stated Hint two of the bandits were killed. SANFORD FLORIDA, THURSDAY,^JANUARY 19, 1928 Increasing cloudiness ‘j t -rein in north portion; cloudy, rain in central a n d portions; colder Friday : Member Audit Hureau Of Circulation* NUMBER Concerts Here Are PAN AMERICAN Senate Democri CHILD SLAYER Three Expected To Draw . BEGINS TRIP 10ALj. GraupsExarnDtherBoints BODY SETTLES DOWN TO WORK Church Oppositioi * . t * cut while communications recolvyesterday indicate th a t iiiniiy Students or both Rollins nud S te t­ son will also he present. (.uttrcls Keep Vigilant Watch Formalities Over. Delegate's The a ttractions nrc being hailed From J21 Nntlons Split Up Over Prisoner To Prevent i s Die best .of their kind to be pre­ Into Committees To Hegin Lynching Or Seir Destruc­ sented in central Florida this Consideration Of Problem tion While Enroute To Jail season. The fact th a t this city has been selected by the a r tis ts in iliy have been in the Imbit of a p ­ pealing. has been described by local music lover* na n distinct . * tribute to Sanford. Question Of What Constitutes Prominent Citl/.cnaOf Chicago Will Prqhably He Allowed To The conceits vill It* given a t M Larry Out His Sentence Or Intervention Will Come In the .Milune T heater uml will lie Gather To DLMcuas ImproveFor Considerable Discussion Hard Labor As Parpen ter taged under tUr., a iu tfiu a . t»»i vjirm -* - *Latest Outrage Is Found ' H A V A N A ,‘.Inn. 10.—The Sixth Ki- Pari-Anteriean Congress split up “ P o rl ^ m n M ® m * •lub. CHICAGO, J a n . 10.— ( I N S )— today into committees t<> s t a r t the of The picture of a crim e-fading Chi•presciitntives Iroin enen oi the real work of the conference. ' ■ engo, painted a t a “ pep meeting of er, self destruction by hi.* captors, tend, it was stated, especially in oigaiiizatioiin hits been selected to The fanfare of trum pets, the >2ot) lawyers, judges and prom i­ ASIIINGTON, Jnp. 19.— (!M -| * ______ ! sped northward today ti> MarMaw 'Jamircmoni tnitnx' n __• c . . . . . . • "r*-u ownim oi.i lonix i ■ > aim WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. view of the f a it tlmt n either of handle all the arrangem ents. A polite assurances o f regard, the The Navy D epartm ent today nent business men, wus clouded Senate Democrats today took n d m arine headquarter in Nic- 1 S S t m t e r T H v ^ N n f h - ’'P o p 'l"1'1*'* the diplomatic ritto headquarters l " sp‘ : '1 ‘,1' •’»■««•»*»- tjie, uitirt < will appear this season genet at advertising and publicity flag raising, today in the afterninth of n triple ’ . ua to forwu ampaign is planned for nil of speeches—all these are ended. gang slaying which preceded by slap a t Senator Tom Heflin (D forward a full report c n T e n n i > s <1en H onn v ' ”,f * ,if(' ............ <«* in filial city. of Alabama, whoso phillpp re on rum ors From now on for s e v e ral’ weeks rum ors th a t (Jcnen.1 SnnM «kc. In K l m n l r v Schneider. **** 6 ”M " “ ' “ ' llv • I'niiimtiniintioiix .have also been central Florida. several hours the anti-crime rally. a g a in st the Catholic Church have bandit lender, hml boon killed ’received from W inter P ark, Orlan­ Miss F a r r a r will be heard here the representatives of the 21 Every turn of the train wheels do, Kustis. Mt. Dora, DcLand and on the night of F ebruary 3 and Silas H; Strnwn, president of threatened to disturb p a r ty h a r ­ anti , American states a re to battle it n nirpluno bom bing expedition NEV; YORK, Jon.. l'J.— (INS) brings Adolph UuUlling, elder-of .eelI the American liar Association, mony and furnish fuel for a re­ New Smyrna. It is believed th a t u Krcisler comes the following week out in committee rooms in busi­ S atu rday. The ilrpai tm ent was American girl#, '«»ne a fte r the cnmIuI oub about the report ( other, arc making pood in grand the O\irt»sso t'lnireh of Clirir t. large numbiT of w inter visitors oh February ‘J . The appearance of ness clothes instead of the tra d i­ was the principal sjienker a t tho newal of the Democrats’ 1924 xt* • closer to tl:er *'Hfe of hard labor'' composing the tourist colonies at Rachmaninoff is scheduled for tional frock coats of statecraft. ,1 * ^ — Il in no word has been received i f,ppni> Citizen’s meeting, hold last night liglous fight. to whieli he vii.s-re n t: need yester- Kustis and .Mt. Dora will he pp • March !>. Ii Mami gun headquarters. . This was done when a D em ocrat in a downtown hotel. It was urvMin* G rure Moor.*, of Jellii"., Tho most important _of the com­ Inited S tates Marines in Mana- Trim., tw enty s i\ and xtrirkincly ! day a f te r n Ifnlninuto irial by fortunnte for tho occasion th a t a tic conference gave a vote of coi mit lees t.re those dealing with the bred \V. Brennan at Flinf. J today were m aking determined beautiful, wiill Im- tin next to tr y .' .Lidgt' v.ui ... .a-,.'— uiuLciv i-lu-fe- ivf 1■a Av*T ' h T i n i r t T r t T f l ' t i l t l ' r r / v v i r P t f t t ' Ti M j;>^uVilication.' of .'internati'inai. - /law f e w .h o a r S ' b e f o r e tho iender*''Ajia fidence to •S en ato r ■-Robfnsotr Arkansas, floor leader, and v<l i t s to .coufirm reports th a t tlia She wilt tpnkc hthi.,t b « ' 5 b . . F i ^ . ‘5 t ^ ^ . v { V 1^ Av M / ' E M P t f l Y F R F lftM IfS D A M A G E D ’ th0 f u t u n ‘ of the ^ n - A m c r l - -aemWed, police reported the findapproval of Robinson’s work on i l leader. G eneral Aiignsllfiii at tjie Metropolitan Oprm House. , h” 11vHe- d t - | ** * ^ 1 S iv fIT IliU H r t i l l f l U U / ; ( | | | Un|on. T h - Law Committee, ing of three bullet-riddled bodies the Senate Committee investigat­ 10, had been killed or ncr- ringing tile rah "f Alimi m "La j j . cl| „ f Owoabi. Mil h.. win. b.-' c u n e r i M R i ? a q t o h m a h h i h t c ; to which ex-Secretary of s ta te in a woods near Chicago Heights., ing the Mexican documents pub­ |ly wounded. Ilohenic. The slain slain men, men, police police believe, believe, Ilohenic.” . ........‘:«c t t in iiiiini.Mt miiu ‘o U, D o L U l D l ! # A A 1 U l l l l i U l U S l l l k J Chnrl.'s Charles K. K. Iluirltes Hughes asuimied asuigned himhim The • Miuut'u illri;c> lished in the H c arst Newspaper*. i definite news concerning Sanself as Chairman of the American xvere gan g sters who had made •I am confident I will succeed," j |u> j..f, , |u> |.-jil;, . o u r t n c n i .v v s t n - 1 Tho conference as called by Rob^ deatb or wounding have .•-ho modestly drelared in an inter- j Ilv ; ur llu. u,llo trip to Rnv City. themselves objectionable to the IP !M M A T I Q U IQ dtlegation, xviil d ia l xx'ith interpre­ inson a f te r Heflin, in an acrimon ii received, tin* only word reach(i-1tations of international laxv, iif- Capone ulcohol faction. Tho vic­ ious debate on the floor y e s te r d a y ,1 . , , , . view in her uptinvn apartm ent to- vvher.* the transfer to the Mi-himarine h eadquarters coming ,!ay. •• Alu| if t (lll ! „ m going t o ' nn was made. i hiding what constitutes in ter­ tims were identified us: Joseph challenged Robinson’s leadership Ill natives who repoited tlm. devote a great ileal.. f my fulMre Xone of ihe occupants of the Transportation WWkcrsNtim- Twislvr ( ’nuscs Death To One vention. TJie Pan-American Union Fasso, 2a, of Chicago Heights; nnd attached the presidency of had received the information . tl, helping oil,,-,- A .m .ira n girl atc „ t , ^ , , , , 1 |,y committee xxill deal xvitli the ques- H arry Fuller, 28, of Fort. Wayne, Governor Al Smith of Now .York tiering .'1 (1 (’ontril)tile Good I'V M iJ’ivs lo Several As the vague ui'-,i 'i-in-iiiotP’i ; nehieve ruengo’t. in ,h • n jv ia ti ‘he i ' iimiii p m t >lo;n la . night. . tioti of m arking the union aome- I ml., Joseph Cazlundo, 18, of Chi­ -on religious grounds. * Sum To Fit ml.Swelling1Total j ,{"»s 1 l«™ugh ,Northwest tliod o f i •muiiinieation in the I’a r l O f City '1 his Morning <{](jnK lH.:n 'is nn iuternutionnl ae.i- cago Heights. '■tag.*. Mark IV’i'tliorpe and lleniy l.’nRoblsnon demanded t h a t his Past Mttntlred Dollar Figure’ les. "American girls have the fine ' gi i , il., i\vo de| ut.l 1 deiinc debating- society. Several la'. if . -I Despite this untimely s e t­ colleagues vote either to continue fin- report*-hud it that Sundiu t voices in the world. They are l>.i• KM IX N ATI, Ohio.. Jan, PJ. , . . . . ......... .......... Cenesee County who br-aq.l.t i­ went his leadership or decide upon n ,, , i i o f the snialler count lies are in- back, Straxvn’s meetingThe S a n '’ r.l H e ra ld's fiiiid for 11 '.SI tiiiir ki!|i-d during liie air at lack liy tiT filled • basil allv. to : people xvere in mi nl . 1 « . d io ! out tile capture of ;!ie . •-isting that t he union he given nr- through as Kcheduleil, resolutions new loader. Only one vota was I! Ii. H alt, Lake M a ry y o uth xxt riiics on Rl Chipote, SniidinoV •.i, s' iiou* ty, a half do/.« n ho ist . grand opera tin*” jt'ils vf any e 'k e r i Imi'cli-man, dared no; relax hteir suffieit ill minmiiicing th at crime in Chicngo cast a g a in s t Robinson. I t was said recc'itlv l> • an a r m by accid ii.al x.ii. tom down, mid four persxtij i d t r a t i v e jioxx'ei's of leu hold, last S atu id a v . The.a eelllltry. All D i;, '!■ id i i ppi.l- i ii: nance. s t r e n g t h mid seo|H‘ to deni xvitli had decreased by two-thirds and this w as the voto of S enator Trmm. ho iting, xi.i >-x'ellcd today I'V i • I n i s , ami al <> these f: nn mar •port« d missing, us t Ii »unlty." The last w a m b ir in. tiictiun I mell of Florida. Heflin w as not aviators i n i l j v a t i " l|iat ii' <i ibulioii am ounting to i -■il. a im.iiiad.i whieli hit l i e :.U, !i ijiie-tmils IIS the present sit- that the city was less Inyvlcss tlinn l.y : her-1 gi vi n llicni a t P a y City ,M’■ , Moore follows the tr.rl present n t tho conference. Heflin uiii'on in Niearngtiii. many other gre at cities. I p -to, •v.ni de!iC*-?ed *f r. oinking • M a t of $ i 2 ’t.i:; thin ! i It 1 I,A l ,-e *t ■ii ii of this city o' "Keep explained legislative questions. iher1 n m b ith u i Amerluin g* ' ill l i n e n v a Prominent ainniig those who ntthe United • position of (ops. <hav<* been d< pnffie-; olhl . ’I’m opt ii, hi iiig lie- meal • t • Ii ini. on i been i u- I : . dale by popular nli . . .n i, ' 1. t In. morning. s'i ilc. • ih'lei'iitinn for a thorough .inf-.'ytigau'Tji.}: ivjio have v o n signal '•'•nee in delegation is i# opposed to letided the meeting were S tate's — Democratic harmony, so much vliin t h no on. w:is killed, in t Si , , ,s, .... ! grimdi opera- Marion Talk . m .i-o th a t he duc.Mi'l :-lip ilx erw aic *( vip:r«*it A ttorney Robert E. Croxve, Judge in evidence a t the Jackson Day propositions. , (In' nttue,. .(igaiiist tho LI (•j"J' j jfansus Cilv: Mn.v L e w i. . ii nl ir g i . early l e p or l s, fo ti i 0.I1 A UK ■i S."L’ oil xva | IV ii In hi - l lolllilU: ' William V. Hrotliers, Jam es E. Dinner hero was threatened today P opli- Ii .! not been ineoimted foi (l"C- not xxaiil tin# 1 l»'»>: 'Sen of th e Sandino rebels tittHe r»0r-|:>V.\ , 1. . ; D r n la Ai . : ,\v f n- die prisonsi, Jeep v a - .1 lo the I today b . » I.. p Ro Patton, xvheat king, and Commis­ because of the challenge flung a t S.^urdav was the. V' most transp " ' ti.a i, I III - it*in........ 'y ii(;rrwtii'd . and M ip xx 1 lie a definition of •epic i. driven frnin him by the liaiiri.in Yf inten V * ......... G a lv r s j...v ’ir, T ixns; Ro.- a Pon sioner of Police Michael Hughes. Senator Robinson of A rkansas yet mill1? by t ’niteif Stat&j \ l l a n t i c C i«t I .hi l o i e . ' i Itariihart, a g u l woman, that might lie em barrassing in the J'oridon, Conn.; Louise I . . 1■. , memory of I In- pit >• i* i . - til ptoye Seven of Jho . ft|ght speakers minority lender, b y S enator He )rlnes. A squadi'o;i of fighting of /.Ibntowo.. J ’n.; Nani'tt* »;»»•!-* tcr «•<* b> the littte k iiu le rg a iten j Lailxxav. x"Im generausly d u g down wa.s t a ke n l>> u hospital wh er * future. The American delegation lin (D) of Alabama'^>n tK> rail agreed t h a t crimo in Chicngo xvus tii'.-i led liy Major 11. I'. Rowell f.irtl, of Nixv York City, n r I < f-tiiblii l lier vleioii..i> lMp, |ii, j|- puel.ets and gnxp theil : I: > xxii- -mil t " lie III a Si liolls ^ lake** th.* position th a t the pres* ious issue. lacked \with both bo.nbs ami nil of whom are singing pi iiniiinr with a sharpeiu ! cnrpi'nli-r tool. |,|| i o h .i . , 1 the ie lm b ilita fion of th i "lulu i >ti. 1 m e of American nmrinea in Nic­ “oil the run." T. E r Donnelley, P a rty leaders had hoped th a t all iiliiiic jriiiis. Ai least '.•• icliels roles at the MetropolitlllX Opel a W ith Imxved In ml apported by bis y,,uih. Tlmtx people < ■*11 1.m . .I I rank Tlnele it lilted t h a t lie aragua at this time doe# not con­ rltuirmnn of tho Citizens’ Com­ such highly controveralal q u es­ lie i |i)>ttid killed. I .a tir San- Ho.i- e. mi t ijf front porch ol his s ta n t * "mt 1 1 vent lull" because the mittee, wus the one dissenting tions would be soft-pedalled, bo! ixv'ii jniiids Ii.' f . i ' c '••'.»> • 1 fob.. ) , | | , i ,, i Line fund. .1 xv..« a.i in u a | reported to have moved I........ wlii'ii he miw a whirlwind ■ m a r i n e s „ ic there at the express twice. He declared th a t he could Heflin stirred up the hottest pol­ K.iropean -ingt ra are being i Inn m ik e d Ins 1» dy. |i-oun<- I Hot see any ‘‘material lessening of itical debate in m onths when bc^ In ad q m n tcrs and drawn in l»i" »s| , . „ j llU ., „,||| , , .wdc.l of.' the Tile little li o:io ll’ll’ e-CilUed I a ii.nJ . im -< ‘*l - ; hing. .1 Idoi k away, lie ran nix ii.u ion "I the Nicaraguan Gov'• nl. it is a erliiio. despite statistics.'’ ^ ■ . 1'i.u.i it.an ,.| hi- Ih' iiic . J (ThnTcijf. XVl ,.'. glut! to iiaxi a part in ui I'l" I'| I a • • lr. VMiuig \inei n ail-, h allv Ii:s lip- a . legularl.x amt a - .mm.- , attacked the candidacy of Gover­ ll’ir-t reports of S a m b n o s swp-J lta, t u£ m tiubtru the i t J l r a t».ttoiisfv_a’: *he i m i 'i r of 'h i 1 call'' I I is x x 1I1 and ilaugli'.ci . and 1 d!li nor SmiRi of New Y ork wholly u*i Ni J h . r .lues l lie Amei'icaii dele1. 'lie I mill'll It | m d death w ar n-eeiVed fioin n n '- l •, >1■| tt iipvia t ne-piu.x h. U'Oi \ ,t- tie .-nly sound I hilt • .Hoe Xotlllg I nop ilii-m to the hack yard, li • gat ion wind tho ground of S m ith's religion. the Pan-American said Mi. P I . te.n limg l i n e fn in .linoti ga, | Al,|( rliu ,s aid. and a lew minutes latci tin I rion granted wide iliscretioivury i no i ihe pi ix ale eouipiiriiiieni HefHi! demanded s roll-call tn The '• ailing o f the r malioi giiier hemiquartevr- of the rebel . | e all <-f In-* home (cll.ipsed. determine how m any Senators ap- 1' Inouirlu o' 1le> nn:lit. I follow *. 1 (• .diit" I powers io deal with questions that eft.tin. At the sani.' lime I'll, lii-p'ilies expi'cl |o ih'lixei PiVxi-.ii proved his s ta n d on th e Smith ?'V..:i:: I |.',i"a|. c.r live olllci houses and . are cousidcieil in xvhole or in part .('klK.XX I. ill I candidacy. This demand followed sixeil by the United State.; hiir | i.iiei I" Will«Ii*ii Cniga.i VI. \. 1 ".00 111 ihe same xiiiuilx were liolittcal. The American delegates Vaughan - that Sandilio’s xxife. xxli a ringing denunciation by Robin­ ilii.ni h i !oi k Itus aflvinoi.ii j al o blown oxer. Mrs. lSni'iiltart, are not by any menus overlooking \. ( I I 1 am- portal n>m son of Heflin’s “snti-CathoUc u-t a week a f te r llotclling niuti- Kinpli. JJ.atC reported seriously hurt, xxas in tlie the fuel thut of the 20 nations TORONTO, Jun. Ill—( I N S ) — speeches." The A labam a Senator | th I..nl of. |hc_»liC.lc girl home of William f-ieluch. i • .1 it into 1 Im ice ehol.i l >— •». i Two people wilo xxi ie not imdud- tlmt comprise the union, txx'cnly Revelation tliut 13 year-old F lor­ then called upon all Democratic m e Spanish speaking and of ence Costello, Toronto school girl, members who took issue w ith him lk(tl with her. t lint lr. am 1 da 1 her Mt. M(rt 1 is In* n Tiie IK >.tlil Icarniii ton. in the first rlieil. up were later I Cl K\ KI AND. Ja n . l'J ( I N S l ,\ f;, In in te rs the prison x > a* Evilything has been quiet lit l'.l i . .ex 1 lid -ixic organ;/., it 1 and lepoited slightly hurt. These xxeie Spanish origin. Only o n e is E ng­ xvas abducted, held captive 10 day# to stand up. No one aroae. murdered and iipi.ti . inee the i aid on S aturday - I'oiir iiieiubeis of the fauily -of il„. 11 | n l fa ther of five child : rat t rim I ' 1 del s are plan Accepting th is a s a challenge to l " .Martha It'd . 1 1 (J t. alnl William lish pinking and of Anglo Saxon attacked, finally oiigiu, uml that is the United thrown into u creek near her home, his leadership, Robinson prom' ~ |r .-nails tvpi*iM'd th at native .lames Potter, m anager of .1 u n 1 111 g.. into solitary ri.nfim - make d lit mils and Indira J mis are 1 Seine!.', IJ2 . ( throw this city into feverish cx- announced t h a t h e wook I e p l r Jt.« i i which folinwer- «f Sandino rooming Imuso lu re xvere dead to ­ int-lit fm two xverks, xxliilc tin that a cm ifol table amount will he I q |„, t<, Juu|.tt M;1,ouslv bu ll, ami Stale.-; ld I..m living a re evidently dt- day. victim- of « poxvcrfnl nanicii ami Ida staff dtcuii. up-oi ‘ rahv-d wtihlit Die next few day s. : |J|( „ t(, ),,, pitul^, xvere Alice .NulThe com m itter sc -simis are to lie | vitement today, conference of Democratic Senators |rtcd poison, niilhorllR's dcclfirrtl. the' t... ore "I the hal'd lalx.l I" he P' •-d'^ny that the Kiw:,' . «'lull j , (1|| |1(1, hU,u. f , m , „ r e of the skull, tlieotetirally open to the press of j The child's fate xxs:« disclosed and defied Heflin Mto nominate ; 1 I'u iirr, J.\ Ins .xx ife, I.11I11, . t:> niipi.-,,) ii|i..ti linn. Ili.tfl'it^-' 1 a niiiy ink ' a luit'd in thi ca. c xvas e x -j \jrs \ tola Jielock, biui,ses; Kd- the Western Hemisphere. A ctual­ nt nn inquest. Previously it had anothor leader o f the Democratic j and their txvo -oils Jam es, Jr., carpel i i *1111(1 a good cm »1 I •n I" im e o f the iik iiibori, | Wll(.#| Iterglial, of Dunlap, Ohio, ly. it i# probuhlu th a t tho sessions been thought that the girl bad P a r t y hero and see how f a r Hi. and Roliert, II '(jed in coiivul- it is pud able that lie xviil be pet - i*i xvho planned to d i s c u s tin- object " '( rated skull; and Mrs. I 'n rn h a rt dealing xvitli the so-called “deli* suffered one of her periodic epi­ gets.’’ ioi.s lute la-t night a l t e r thee 111 it 11 .p t . ply bis tiai! • in the f u r th e r in xt x. ink. At the, 1 ><•l i IIJr Several moves were made by] bruises and injiu ics to Hie | cate" questions will be iust ns se- leptic fits on route home from St. had taken "» •ugh medicine," pn- on. y c . l c i t k y . tin m a t t e r v .. • l.i night | |,|.;,(|. 'c r e t as they always ha\V been. Monica's Catholic school, fuller) Democratic Senators to have both ^ ' detectives reported a fte r queslioiito ihe aitcqtioit of th " memla.'i's Tho request of any * one delegate and broken her skull mid hnd rol­ Heflin and Robinson initiaU . I mg several of Potter's roomers. |.y T I. Duma-', xvho.(Icm ril il the will |»v sufficient to transform a led into the creek where she was overtures on tho plea t h a t TO E X T E N D AIR L I N E . ' A puxvcrful poison hud been mony was necessary i f . t h e p a r t y f iiiovi tin til one of tW r e 1 xx ■rthWASHINGTON, Jan. (IN’S) public wosion into a private o n e ,j found. 1.Members of the Sanford Lions put in the liquid the victims had was to have any success tbisj xxIdle projeit.s l hi-1 has s liim I here Plans of the Postofl'ice Depurt Three weeks ngo Florence fa il­ and there are few people in Hav­ ll'ih at their weekly luncheon t<>* J taken. Deputy City Chemist D. I.. 1 c n nt ly. mi ,it to extend the air mail to ana who believe that the United ed to return home from school, year. at the Valdez Cafe discuHHed j Cowles declared aftei lie examined It appeared th a t tho r ift would] Mexico and Central America xvere State* delegation is going to dis- where she hud reported being ill Baits for tho staging of 11 iiiusTckJ ' the bodies at the county morgue. 1 bu considered in the n a tu re of I I.V KISS DKI.AY KD boost i d 1 oday x x hen a House P«s'. cuas the quertion of xxhut consti­ anil gut permission to leax’e in l.nieily sometime during til*' Itooiiiers in the house first 1 — family quarrel which should h e ] DETROIT, Jan. l'J ( I N S ) - before the early afternoon. punt It ,,f February. The prnduc- heard of the tragedy when Jam es | WASHINGTON. J a n . l'J. (IN Aiistin F. Heim nl and Lmiiard S. Office Sub-committee voted ii'i- tutes i n t o xviil ton settled behind closed doors, so a s } uiiiiiiniiHlx' to recommend passage whole world Mr. Hughes bus so Then three of Florence's fo r­ to present an outw ard ‘appearance1, Ji'ii under considerntioii xvas ran •Bereaming from tin -secmmx air station at LangFlo, of Detroit, xvlio left lu te y e a - j of t |le Kelly Hill. The bill contemHilly staged by Lakeland L io n ?; end floor. “ Daddy has given u.- j Virginia, xvas instructed fur declined to discuss it even mer plnymatc# stumbled upon a of peace and quiet. T h at* was/ teiilay on a nun-stop flight f° | plate# txvo lines—one through Key tho proclaimed it a tr e m e n d o u s ' some cough medicine I can | |>y t | u. War Department today to Havana, Cuba, xvere forced to laud publicly or privately for Am eri­ gloved bund sticking up through nothing to indicate t h a t Robinson] West, Fla., to Central Ameririin [Uici-s?, it was stated. j i t coining on!” he •■h,,utc«l a!l*l j keep three planes ready for an im- nt Puri# Island, S. (’., according can newspapers. the iee In the creek within .200 would be displaced as floor loadpr] republics anil the other a line |1K,|jj,iU. |„ke off to search for Ted yards of her home. Thoy rushed of the p arty, although Robin The romedy would be presented collapsed at the foot of the s tu n - mediate Mexi­ 10 Moscly. who lias been missing since to word received today. The fly- im m Uroxvnsvillc, Tex., ere piituurily for benefit of tliojxvuy, loonier- said, to the Costello home with their j insisted upon forcing a voto oaj ers made the landing nt 1:10 A. M. co City. Plans are already under he hopped off Monday on a nonlub hut u portion of tho p r o - . Ml'#. Potter follow ed her discovery and tho fa th e r ehoped thatjjgiat^— a f te r losing their xvny in a dense way to extend present lines from veds xvould be given to wimo und culled for her housekeeper. I ' c|jj-ht from Daytona, Flu., to fog. They xviil continue to J a c k ­ New Orleans to Uroxvnsvillc. Florence’s fully clothed body from baritaldu cause, it xvas further She also collapsed xvhile bending | j^cu. York. tho ice. A fracture was found on HOOVER W ARNS INDUSTRY -phev will not be sent out, hoxv- sonville, Fla., toduy in an effort tated. The play will be given over her younger son. Robert, who if skilled the buck of th^>a)cull. to complete their flight, it was Sweden has a shortage WASHINGTON J an . 19—\ I N S ) ’ ion 111 Orlando und a com 11lit toe luy on a bed in terrible pain. I lie ever, until further report i# receiv­ raid. labor. __ ________ Dr. E ..R , F ranish announced ut P o tte r’s cam e here from Steuben­ ed as to’ Mosely’s pmbablo location. as named to meet xvilh the pro­ Secretary of Commerce Hoover,! the inquest t h a t his autopsy had Mosely left Daytona ut 1 P. MBOMBAY India Jnn. PJ— (IN S) hirers a t -that time to muke the ville, Ohio, last Dec. today w arned oengresa t h a t . . Monday xvitli pictures for In te r­ — Botli the form er Muharajuh of determined with certainty the child lean industry and coasumsr* Inal arrangem ents. The commit* national Newsreel of President Indore and his American fiancee, was murdered by a Mow on the face a new e ra of “priee-gdu ••e xviil be- composed of Max Coolidge’s reception in Hnvnnu. He Miss Nancy Miller, of fjcnttle, arc bark of the head. tcv.art, S . VR. D ig biliigT^xd, liig ^ id , F Frank unless th a foreign rubber mo was due at Mitehel Ficjd ut 4 A. determined to go uhcad xvitli fr.’iiiiuti. poly is broken. J h o sam e site M. Tuesday. He .was flying a S tin ­ tholr pluns for m arriage despite ion, the secretary del cared, cfetailec re The Lions heard a 'cteluilcd Sevcn euses xvere heard in Muni­ son hlplatie. D'ort of the recent inter-club possible in the importation Desirous of helping tho fund being staged durbig that period, p rotests in India, especially from The plane was believed lust seen leading Hindoos and H er Highness [Meeting ut Mount Plym outh- Lion cipal Court Wednesday morning, potash and of sisal, an essent hid, is being raised by T h e . Her• The v o fte r o f ’Ihe theater munwhich is being raised by 'lexvart announced a t the conclu­ the docket being featured bx one over Savannah Gu. Arm y officials ingredient of binder twine. ' a g e r was received xvitli a great Indiubai Muhurancc, tho former A lecture on C hristian Science sion of the report t h a t - th e a ffa ir ease o f drunken driving. IL H. sajd today thut they 'could not aid for R- E. IIoll, I-nke Mary deal of appreciation today by M aharajah's official wife, accord­ Kva* adjudged ‘ such a success th at Flynt, billed by the court on this search entire Jirea north of S av an ­ youth, J. L. M arantottc, m anager those xvho have taken great ing to tho cx-M ahurajah’s secre­ by Paul A. H arsch of Toledo. O., •4' . ELECTION CLOSES member of tho board of lecture­ 1'Luis are under way to make it charge, failed to appear atu! es­ nah because it xvould require- a of the .Milano Theater, today te n ­ deal of interest in the youth xvho ta ry today. . g re a te r number «f atrplune# than dered tho uso of the Milam* Thea­ three weeks ago suffered the loss NEW ORLEANS. £a., II semi-amiuul event instead of treated u $200 bond. Raschid, the secretary, said that ship of tho m o th er chore hi th e E ra Douglus# xvas dismissed <>n could lie spared from a ir stntlons te r for tlie stag in g of a benefit of Jib* left arm In an |}Cftrly as in the past. necideiita* Mis# Miller is greutly concern'd First Church o f Christ, Scientist, (IN S )—With 203 of the s ta t Entertainm et today was funiiah* n speeding chargt-. F rank Smith, in the territory. Officials fear that shoxv on Sunduy afternoon mid shooting. 4 •vc.r tho. heal th of her fiance, lie 'it Boston, Mass will be delivered'! precincts still to be heard fr ’ | Moscly may have been blown out ex’eniiig. . . I'd by Jam es G. Sharon Jr., xvh.» charged wiUi disorderly eoiniuet, • ’’There a re many pebl’lq who be aid thut, in spite of opposition in Untight u t 8 o'clock a t the Wom­ Huey F. I-ong, public servs Mr. M nrontrtte proposes to se­ lieve th e cause is good, but IUTJ Indefe,- th p vcouple * may soon go an's Club, uv cord ing to un announ­ commissioner, had today piled | gave, several burlesque number#. ertreated a. $15 bond. J v x d r Ken to tea_ dufin? a .iiturni. Txvo plane# dricks paid $10 for rcckle s driving ■-^-hicti left sli(.i"tl\’ a f te r he did ur- cure an excellent feature film unable to make a- luig<' doiiution cement today. s lead of more than 2S.OQO t th cro -fo r the eriemony. nml Rolli’u Martin xxa- dismissed j j-jVcj safely in New Ycrk. Mr. H arsch will a p p e a r hero u n ­ Congressman Riley J. Wilson, together with " b. veru! .comedies a t this time.’* Mr. Mufifiitcttc raif IDENTITY M ISTAKEN •It was recently reported thut a f te r being boi-ked on n ‘ similar ~rjL... - a . Lfuc Ua*- occasion .and m donate in euintnentitf, up the khow, "B; I l . r " Ulghness liiidiru!«*i Mahara* der the auspice# -of th e F irs t T uesday's d ictio n . The _ . TROY, N. Y„ Jun. P J - ( I N S ) - ehargo. .. I.KK llONOILErT their use ulung with Unit of the staging s u d i a show. he sakP ieo hml liren fa sting -for a fort- Church of C hrist Scientist of Snn- stood: Long, 101.203. W ill ITIuf irl who regi«U'rofi nt tho Hughey Price xva- ffiled • | " r everyone who gees-can f e d -.the light, and thut she xxas xirtunlly ford. The public is r.ordiully in­ !U2, and Simpson 67.V87, « uhoxvhuuse und other equipment. ATLANTA, Jnn. 1U—(I N S )— vited to uttend. I Hendrick Hudson Hotel lu*t Frl- dm ukeniutis and Jam es IU»yd -*>1“ vice lion be. ween Lon^ and Exercises In honor of Robert E. The entire proceeds will go to­ he o r she Im# hud a part *n help­ •n a ’’hungvi strike" in protest aI day night und who qloscly resvm- fur disorderly-conduct. will be held. ward the fund, it xvus annnunced. • uijcif. hpt. pttsliMlld's proposal •*> ing the boy,’ Lee and $tmtcwall jJrtcksoq, hero‘*s Telegraph toll* between Britain t 1. Frances St. John Smith. ............. ........ .............. .. ...... . A dra.blo «Ui« i# e x y e d eJ to b The tbenter would lit < •! e i I a ".erTTTin mien. tonnd Denmark, G erm any, Holland. A fust electric railway to ca rry, of the i.’onfe k ra e y , were held „ ... w ip in g Snlitli College girl, xvas A railway 000 mil** la 3 o'clock in the afternoon and th: ‘ raised from . t h e , benefit^ p i for Norway, Sweden and Dantig have built between Bagdad II (Sflire Orsh. New Y w k City both p assenger, und freight L< bu; day •«» f a d i n g . tier in he .South, pictures xvould be shown continue j moncot a cgnscrvotivf , •• ttmat* J a p a n will havy an nll-taith» Jiur* boon g re a tly reduced. |i lock model, xvns announced to- log planned to connect llachioji , .» a n b mid pub! c buildings as a oiisly until 11 o'clock, four itImwa *placing the amount «t 81U0. I le(v. . d »y at police headquartx rs. and Uduxvuwo, Japan. **** clo>^ lhc da>’’ >artment. Heads In Capital Show Much icern In Rumor If Sandino Killing! irine Attack Is !ekl ResponsiMo Hotelling Weeps As Journey Commences G IRLS Considerable interest is being manifested in tlm scheduled npponrnnee hero this senson of Geraldine F arrar, Frits. Krieslcr, a nd Sergio lL'chmiininoflL-and Jn -. tlienticas " n r c ; hat each o f . tho three coni'cits will a tt r a c t largo audiences according to reports re­ ceived by 11. J. T rotter, secretary of (he ( hamber of Commerce. ’ Inquiries regarding tho a ttra c ­ tions are being received daily from points in ce n tral Florida und from Jm-k.-niiville came a li t­ te r from Kdwnrd W. Lane, prosi­ TRIPLE SLAYINGS OCCUR ON EVE OF International Law To Be Interpreted ANTI-CRIME MEET S i er h . Discovery Of Girl’s Body In Icy Stream A r o u s e s Populace "^ Several Of Family „living san it„f:.vi o.i w- Die Friuli F«werfu! '(toHIlJrT'lS;.". w iPoison In Medicine Musical ComcdyTo Army Airplanes To Begin Search F or M i s s i n g Aviators Maharaja Of India And American Girl Insist On Marriage Flynt Forfeits «S‘200 Bond In Police Court Trammel! Casts Dissenting Vof Alabama Senator \V> Not present Durin] Senatorial Meetinj :hieI 5 ^ ir Battle!lN GRAND OPERA te Presented Soon >y Sanford L i o n s Conference GivesVot< Of Confidence Foi RobinsonApproi His Document Milane Theater Will Stage Benefit Show On Sunday For Lake Mary Boy Harsch Talks Tonight On Christian Science �P A*«‘ i w f ;--------------- ' * t»A G E T S IX '' *" T H E V ■,' ■ . f K s ^ r r T V ^ t T* • ^ 4^ \77. ->^jj / S A N F O R D H E ftA L D , W E D N E S D A Y 1273 PRISONERS SENT TO STATE PEN 'DURING 1927 JA N U A R Y 1 ft, 1 9 2 8 ^ Divorced Bride ' 01 wkight 18 Is Sentenced To cai R e t u r n To School!0F A Additional Society -»' t —r Missionary Society! — ------———^-------Met Monday At Hornet LakeMonrod | Home For Three, Combinedl. Of* jfifs.- Shinholser “ K n o w Florida W eek” was duly More Than 7 e x Rickard Will Insist ENGLAND OFFERS Total Previous Years Report Indicates WAY TO PREVENT . Clerk’s Seven Prisoners Executed O ne t e S & B ,,i^ STER S __________ ___ .__________ B ritis h Henr— Uropn , . . _______ __ _ . -GLEVifdjAND, J a n . *!7 — ( I N S ) Divorced An condition th u t she re tu rn to school is the “fn te " of Mrs. Maxihe Mitchell Borosky— and she likes it. Mrs. Rorusky is now 18, the age when most girls w eary of text-books. But, Mrs. Borosky, was only 13 when she eloped w ith W a lte r Borosky, 31, in Illinoi*,- when she. wns in the seventh "grade and now she is s o rry r She wns g ra n te d a divorce in. Common “P leas Court, hero r e ­ cently by, Ju d g e W n lth e r on con­ dition t h a t she a tten d night school fo r a t least a year. .' .... lunr.cr trial W right *had disn-i against them at rn etcil. The ruling fa,, (.. Self wns o r W ; J u s t Irefore citn Judge \\ right Cobb to serve one s ta te prison fv withholding sJ p .children. Cobb ha, V tored his pica „f r The grand jury a, yesterday, filed iu m in t and wns <j;Hv observed a t the Lake Monroe (i L The rc jrulnr social service rneet- school the p a s t week. A Rood draw* I iitj* ho* of nl" the M issionary im innnrv Society ing of th e mocking birds, F lorida’s ot the Methodist Church was held s la te bird by M a r g a re t Pricster,. T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Jn n .’*l«. it Die home* of and the" Florida Flag, — ( IN S )— During tho yeai1 1927,} At°nday nfternortn at . by . Dorothy U-,.|W-W m v lri« t , .Mrs. v1'. O. Shinholser on Oak A \o- Ogicsby and Rosn L. Norwood a - u ^ ’c. snns- wi P>|, - h o tte r - lu r ^ U u - a tU u n o a n .l wrn*-Tt e w * - v T n --rh e -s ig n - b o a r d s Ad m ir a l ----------------------------------------M . _ - i " .sos S v s t c m - O f Close F i t - hv t h r - R S r H a s t a t g - p n - "Sii-s. w. IA B ulirm air e x p la in e Td'*~ to e a rly in the week. O th er bcautlB y-TUrtk-J.^W aTjfi— - In te rn a tio n a l News Service ••ice U . o . S e r v i c e l e a n i S : (inR HurtVS Containing His on board fo r incarceration In t h e | the members th a t this is Jubilee ful scenes j>front F lorida in the Bport.s Kditor p rin t w ere also in the fro n t hall. acconiing to a report from | and asked all m em bers to forget Chapel opened each morning NEW YORK, Jfln. 18__ Jack D em psey nmy talk two grc.it LO NDO N. Jr.a. 17 — ( I N S ) — , J u ge Tom. Andrews, chief prison the things t h a t a r e behind and w ith the usual exercises, followed press forw ard to these new goals; by the s ta te song, “ Florida, My f i g h t s th is y e a r but he will fight by ( . Boyce Be | * 1 W ith nationwide g rie f still being cl‘‘r ’K , *1p ^ ° ar(*llun’,'<',■ “ first, h ig h er sta n d a rd s for p e r­ Floridd.” A fte r a sh o rt talk upon n: “ I wish I could look l»nck~ on n only one o f them, i f Tex Rickard ft! ()f ) is g re a te r than the th r e e form e r B. .Cnl.U-raa^ckrk ■ sonal living; second, an nppreria- the history of Florida each day by peaceful fiv e - y e a r s of school In­ Tctys: expressed over the tra g ic loss bn* a n y th in g to do with it, which r • years combined. A N N A P O L IS , M.*., Jnn. 18'.— the United State's Navy m a y bfcxdiaructerized ns n distinct ,i.\ S Kubm .ilm arine iniius,— p riso n ers-w ere "rlertroctr." Jtiun uX_lho— sacrificial service of Prof. Holland, the principal, the stead of on my five y ears of m a r ­ f!V "We, the grand pOSSihilltyN. the past; t h i r d , by the extension following boys and girls of the riage,” Mrs. Borosky told the ( I N S ) —T here is Mtili a chnhcc that niliv present that t. S-1 f t h . r r . s r r e w in i Hie A tlantic | ^p(| nn,| ^ sentences o f three the -Army*Navy football gam e will of our organization* along im prov­ T h is* Hina ! A rm r-N n v J u n io r High gave the very in ter­ court. • am w a s o n ? o f the impressions fully investigated a'j take place in 1!*2S. Although the Ocean off I'rovimV'town, fM n ss, rom m utted to life im prisonm ent. ed lines until it shall fbe establish­ e s tin g p ro g r rm d uring the week, t h e w r i t e r g n i n i d In an interview football world belit'ves th a t the The divorcee asse rted she grew ns have been brought ul ed in every church, and cvciy un* Diqnv suggestions have come from Tno growth of crim e in F lorida is Ponce de Leon and N a rvez— up too quickly on account of her lion or by u-- <le?mbd c * irttclcard today. Another annual fixture between the i-rvic? startlin g ly brought out w hen thr cnlistvd woman .shall become cn- M arg aret P ricster. m aritim e authorities th roughout whs irt&t our Jo h n had been recit- elevens is offieiallv early m arriage. She declared it was investigated, nail j , , >ff the "proDc Sotn and Menendcz— R ost rAnvirlli.il record of the lust y e a r! D ^ d . enlightened and inti rested «ng a piece th a t was not in the gram ................ “to em b a rra s s in g to mention when where the evidence vrt.j m e. Cc.mmnnc.er J o n a s In­ E ngland advocating m easures to L. Norwood. o u r opinion, to tv^rre original, script when he in fo rm e d ‘ g ^ im . director . . _ .............. . athletics at the , pjievent a n p i t i ’.ion of the disus-* , e m pured w jth th a t of h e r husband, twice tier ag e in tro ­ found ” truo bill." lHu *" I fl;ur ;h, i ..-evaluation of our task, Products.— Kate Oglesby, Doro­ tho I n tc r n a tio n a iy ie w h Service in Naval A c a d c n y ha- uunoiinen! he when only ...» prisoners w ere reK.rUlg lhllt th i, iH a w |,olduced a 13-ycar-okl ns bis wife. ease* Where, in ouri th y Oglesby. Los Angeles* y es te rd a y ' th a t ho is caving the date j f Nov, til f o r . ter. . . esi’.vd by the prison d ep a rtm en t. j v 4;;ffcront world front th a t in Mrs. Borosky does not favor sienee jxv.mld uSt m Wild Anim als—Claude Hjnvklns. w anted a w a rm -u p b o u t 'en route • the Cadets. . 1*' '< recent interview. R ear Ad­ only companionate*." m arfldgo o r nny TttindTi.', I rue Till™ Utley f0r-‘ T ' Vcnty* five yL‘at r* -------. . to th e th iu l episode nfM ho/Tunney | 1 Although there lias been no r e - }r.iiral S ir C harles L. CUllc other, kind of m arria g e f o r th a t “ We have made * v '- . Mills tyci-L* nnpriscmedt , T l i e ^ * v - i--^.~..<w -w «' anntn(l-si>t>k to j )r Gorric—Toby Swatrgcrty. aerial, now intended for a Ju n e sumption «.f the ’hir.ico conference’' • in o r county jail and made J ^ ,r*. ‘ veai'Tv a v e rag e continued oil un in- Ijnd f.odV plan fo r us in » he.fu-l t,c ographv of F lo rid a —Ruth m a tte r j u s t now. ( I c o g r a p l . •x e l o a Ti rt ht ' ’ (!, rat (In ta in and m e of -hi Mine *l,c?l 'on an,l found ti,I c.c a nnti! 11)18 when, aga in , p e r - 'l u r e . Kncsermn;). Beatrice C arson, Yer-. “ Companionate m arriage ' "RlcJcnni sim ulated d k to n b h m rn t *w» - ho >1* and t !■«•. >• set ifri litcl** 1 -t living m urine r.utlu.ritic . * a ra n itn ry arjd Nutisfactcnl w a ;n ’t a n y .ju s t now * *on’t hand non W arren. haps because of the World W ar.! Tin following p ro g ra m -w a s glv‘ when to ld vt h a t Uiinpsyy liad d e - 'lik e lil i»d of t 'T r r bvi’ig, i.lir Nat".' ; .,j i|,(> criticisin which wa« Trees, Flowers; Birds— (JrendoI thing to any kind of m a rria g e —I’m We found after inqatnl .summed u p F lorida’s con- *■»: clared in (a v o r \.f w a rm in g u p ! f 'othall offieinh fci l« th a t tlu h.wiled a t th e N avy .H oard m ates that they are pi* a; j u s t len Newsome, Helm N augher, g e ttin g a n o th er kind of education epred for and havu ^ j thc> Hymn, su n g by assembly. f o r som ething th a t p e v t r lia< been | a r m y 'ytil once more consider U'a.-hington fo r its fail tie to re* iribution to penitentiary ,confineA u tuvette Jim anez, Lottie Dunn. from n o w on,” the young divorcee w hatever to inab Announeemnet of Topic, with finitely e a iu i lluu Actually ^old since the seventh m a tte r more Mrs. Priston Allen, of Scvere- remurked. -. ci;t ,m‘n. ‘ .. e o i ....... «„.i expiaiintjon of Jubilee Year. “ JVc made a visit ttfl round a t Chicago, the apparently the game. “ I lu- fa m iliar transi;i..n from a ' I t e y e a r l . M . s . i v «>..,{ n u n and Mrs. AV. P. Buhrm anville, Tcnn. is visiting h e r d a u g h ­ an i |.'.i»n cm The n; vy In home and have invest i a not being done, a t lea t not Scripture lesson, Mark, 1-20 ter. Mrs. Newton Clark. i i P h ;’ad. i.dtia, for very .laturcl «'-atburst of s y m pathy women “sent up . which was the 1 place thdrouglily. I.u'di, since the e th e r e v e r y g when S h a r ­ I’rankl n Fiek Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Vaughn. Mr. clay and rolled the new basket ball buildings, talked to •JL If ihe iimiy to an ut.instructed condemnation record a t t h a t , time, and in P.*21, t „ j.j, i(.|ua:ks on lesson by the S aturday, N* key and llrc n e y warm ed up the and Mrs. R. Poehlk and Mrs. Irm a court and erected light pr.Ies so pr'ople there ami ail uiis tr, u c w l r to *u r navy*, de­ - — rituntion to such effect thr" both ir ,nd ■ mi «*1i*-i*»!It v n game w !:h a , of the oUthoritii-H for failng to the ‘*00 m ark wiw n^-ajn th rrn tc n - lcadc r. Randalls visited Orlando. W in ter the court could be, used for night they arc being w !! taV» save iliose g n llu rt livtr.\l S i r * ' - 1 whi n .’ip.'i'prise tiers w ere a t th e ll> inn. sung by 'assembly. w ent into cold etorajfe until U . - - ‘t i r r tra m v i" I P ark, and o th e r (daces the past playing. '1 he J i k (.‘s p ainted, the and are sntifS’ied v.ithtbl < harle:cle.'aietl, “ is deplorably disp o sal'o f lli.s ta te prison lo u rd . t v r l i n e o f achievem ents o.f our - - t h c r notice.,* -^*- " * ' Piuhtci'^pmn. N " ; : ng • • lunch shed cdusing much inerri- ment. The grounds rs o f service, I work. • . . a" I nii. rhievi’ii-. The suprem e Then in l ‘ . '2<i the • la rg e s t 'ipTwo prospective eliminator* mg a s d itnl” ment. These*'-improvements add seem to be iu >>alidad Mrs. W. S. Thornton: F riends of Mrs. L. B.' Mann arc i.|< la l i ’ii iir-ntival m a n o e u v re < o n .;iSl. „ vt.r ,inv preceding year w ere ere thorough.) thorough.) eliminated " !l • • '•'■ *• 1* ! ' w e.immatecl on on f. „■ ; n ■ V i . y ' l . . ' il b« " fT rO m rm ^ rig h l >V‘" J.lul u l i li’ee e e llym .i, S u n g by u e m - .gglad la d ^he Hymn, Sung, ass r.ciuyhe is reenvering recovering nicely from much to the beauty o f the grounds. tinn: i0*** *** t h a t occasion und. and, while Rickard that Rlcknr.l llt„| , - m .-r v .11 »• . m " I •' ' r h » V :i» ^ v m inor openition IVedm-'day. • Mr. J ., W- Summorvilie ,»»f St. “ Wc> wish to *•"inpiia ccarelessly a r c k s s l y neglected to .*ay - nv .ia .. *i.:. ? '^ ? ^ j f ^ ^ w ^ H W ^ K U i " c - £ l t n t . w i i s . . r-. '.k bv Dr. W. i’ nuiirman. ' Mrs. Mattie Ilrown, of Lake C ity Augustine was a business visitor Browning i.n In- muai the county l.omc. m tl rJ.V,-L> jwcbf*.th*(»c*rbrAj)«>fc' 4 A ^ 1 ! r T ^ N ! < . t ' # ------------- ’A dm iralsf , , 27J, „ (t„ , v . ... , ' M lo' ,,7 ’Mrtl. a . i u d e is visiting her daughter, Mrs. .1. S. to Chuiuotn two days last week. Mrs. Ross who has been visiting grounds nnd Liiiidingi i verj' bttlo - intention o r - ) T• ------------------- ; ' " » »0’ roi.sidem tions «f t,dur.rig „ rih 102Herndon. * I Spinks. 1 1027. nuli.n, inittiiichanne i. T . T _ x ___ t ‘: . nc*y fir t. ____ . . __ . ................ ..... » m .. and „„.i Mrs. P niinm and n.wl idaugh­ Puk-Ii . her sister, Mrs. K. E. Tribble, left the sanitary coiidkiosi m iltin g the same thiiiLthing to bappe Mr. Pattern St rtepge ........ prayers Of the 1027 num ber, 305 Wen Monday for Tam pa returning lo I r a t is fa c 'io n ( that -ctiti l in Dempsey’s ease, Our John. I l U l l U S afe g u ard s Needed ter, Dorothy Ju n e , visited Orlando, R . -uiiiv by Mr*. I r \ D. Martin. while men mu! ten were w hite woDt'l.and the latter part of the week, j among the iiituat. quite ap p a ren tly . WU3 talking F rid a y afternoon. . A f” r the progfnm •' * rocinl hour vi.w. bowever, of there f r e ­ n in n while T.'iS were black*. Titer • “ We linv'e vi :,,,i arid Ormond Jacobs has been quite g u m arable yesterday an I m \ K. J . Kates is at his home at quently i • l i n i n g losses of h-.ib- w. re VJ'i negi’o m e n -nnd -12 negro v :t- inji ynl, d uring which delk-i-. jsiiK far the past week and unable peeled the eoinii* g u ess is th at Rfckar.l will t • 11 him •hi ii.fiu s h m e n ': of home .■i:,de Monroe a ft e r un extended visit m •i.i .ine d u ii'ig peace exeivise*, i'. seme to be in g- I ix.* women involved. T he la rg e s t n u n . 1eaki . ou coffee were rerved I.v Kentucky and points in the West | to attend school. so ns soon as he gels him on tlu , -. I natu ra l i*» a.-k wlu ther suiiie convii ts expie-- them telephone. The Dempsey-Tuime) Mr. Crenshaw is aide to he out I Mr. V osmus of St. Augustine. her of confinem ents in 20 years tlu- !■ tesres Mrs. John S u e d , cuo:eromi>c tr.iu n t be liit upon ’Vi l Jt the food an.! Lt-fld is here ir< charge of enlarging the fig h t' is the only big shot Ri l.ar i W A SHINGTON Jan. 18 (IN'S) afteT a severe case of La Grippe. riveivio!. ' of ‘salety of Florida's criminal history was Mrs. i rank Adams, Mrs. W alter Chuiuotn Co.’s hull, e recently has now and it m ast tie prolette I. — A sm r t i r g th a t tlu* urni) i c-u- i*n H iic n the Si ylla The Lake M ary basket ball team or. eharg.-s of breaking and enter- Hand. Mrs. W. F. Dailey and Mr*. "W e wish al i >. •r.d i. s t ’ amt the t'haryb.lis of a rulhpurchased b y Mi. A. K. H unter like a gam bling concession «>r I f r n n t i d with the l'.ss- <f N'.itie defeated Lake Monroe F r i d a y . a f ­ )l A. Me f'auley. Paul Kigg'cr-. ' -I'pfl pu; jit i f inaxiiuuin light ill,; in -. ai d b u rglary, with 3200 c a ­ brook tro u t in the closed eason. Rep. Britten (R ) of llliieu.-. today !r ternoon, the scores standing 21 t.< la n d to b iild 1.5 hroeder r.tid ia- f».r the siiqilarv . rditnl reon i ; < or<l, followed by a grand ! eubator boa-: . f«>r the ch:c!i” ii rffirieney at the ixpiii.V of reuIt constitutes one fgrht fo r Mr. made public a letter by K i n ' • 8 in the boys match a " d 2 to 0 in MRS. MARLF.lt, HOSTESS u.-tit lane'll.,, of which 3!.*i1 i.isci I farm ti, be i::-ta.hd l.v Mr. Hunter, li . i ite!;.*:i und ,ui"v:ij Tunney. Rickard must have tw >. Rn.-kiic. TIi" Irish i . a i ' i . t.. n i t - .,i t able safeglltll(Is. the girls. A ft e r the game refresh- i This will be . tie i.r the show place . " A ftei nr in vi ttgaitt • i • . o t .:. d. if, Mr. Tunney’s word < f mouth i.i sta n tiu te hi. str.te.rent. meats \ ere servul at the lunch in this end > f the county when Mi Clion 111" 11 •' I '.tnl h"J "II.'il it l.i-i-n | i.n lical le t<> Delightful in every way was* Nevi r in the history of the sta t ■ to lie relied upon. It m ay lie up­ !il'l*. II 111,Vet 1 hr-vw The Roikng le.iter. w 1i** *n la . bring til. s'li.liirrille to the s i n - ha- a vcx.nan paid tile s’lprcn.c *,*c* licit, •, supper given by Mrs. room consisting o f lemonade und completed. turned, therefore, thut everybody home bake ! cakes. the i ."llisi'.ii, lo>'lld be ill'VcFe.1 i't ‘ril ,t e < j !.:\ a f t' Rev. F. O Bi'i .'is '.ins recovered Frank ’larler. Tuesday evening would be very wimli, Mr. Tun- March. w.K"V«tfd!V <d » * »llr l'l- :... t. •. --.ill.in, le. Mrs. L. W. C a r r o f Louisville i | re-pei 11 u!'^**',ii i '.: •night have ’ penalty, a n .oiling to recordr. from his feii * I'ftien oily io ivt ini W • . I .lint no t Ai.mtp.di ■ a' her tom e in the R. • ( ourl will arrive tb,- week to vi.-it r e la t­ ncy in p artic u la r, if Ri kard bob­ tv I 'omnii isoi1 ' : ' tW |.r f.i adm it lha* Ale V .. • . work M oikm )' mon.Mig. He ind m r\ Apa.tiii. nl-. Supper was served a ‘. ives heje. bed up with exactly no figh win n • al- an I risked whether tbe it tailed befi.l'e a < : n :l -alvjlgi -W . .11 1 i s lo r ever bis son F. It. Brook lue. .• no veil 7..:ii 'or11,ik a f te r vvliii b a busithe tim e comes. Tins i-an ki*pp,..i ii •• - ipcils libs’ I Ve tile t u n e \ vai lli’.|.l a " a ,i. at. S. II. Buchanan w as in i n t o 'their little camp leone iifar meeting vvas held when the Augustin... Sunday. We Wi-lf t" .' i. I - v e r y well it o a r J.din go. ureir.d n.:*., L8. Horseshoe Lake. p I Ml a V<. -I I of I .•mo to m ‘ I |.|| -lime if v.<■ are t n * min;; l.adies Missionary Circle • I its official ,ur :s| a cudiug -signal, th a t are not in li>o Little Carl Rnbt.ii i- at si-lio-d The Parent Teach: r.- .\--oei’.t'on till" Iic. a n b e d vv i l b I- lie •I • I’» nan. a nii-iidui of it) l " i i a n a I" was o n .'ii/.e d with la members.. al l ' r I'ei ovcritig from a bi'oh. n ga'.e a Kiteheii S h ’vvvr a t the i hi I be . our i • iinl code. t wo of her JoundThe following officers wer" arm . • F or ..in tiling, b. couM i.e grr-.' e|- . ..I • 'iate I 'nil r« !i> <■ we will. i-. an llnlll i ci».ii| liou.-t» I i i.lay night t . eipi p eNicmirh I n- . :iu 4 ,e. ! task. T b ­ seen, a »**, ha* e i , iiti.i. t• i ,t. ift"i f . •deetid. pie.ideiit, Miss Sadie p f ?*le lilt i ' l l with Hive ;•!)• di- h< •. of "'ll’ dll in bis w arm -up thing t aml tnl l> i; .IM< "And no > nl' i . i i t ni i ai n. I I * |. • to i' 11. iinici.lit.. •b|,i t i«! I'vpircd. iiv''rvv.’ire and ( '".king uteii il*.. \ ruin the eiiiitinui'v with a tool.. . N XSIIVILLE. La.. Jan. Id. 11- 1 Wat n in o ; vice president, .Mis.-, 1 .i 'I lail.-r i niirg lif'.’J ti.lV I ■ ini' • ; 1 il Iiuvvi ver, b i n o '.I ii to II mu ' , t. \ ;■ i t t;.title |ila.i Wiiuevisi d for the P. 1. V O. V ' , I' ll 'll 1 K Hii'/.i’ i’.. uni .ti r < > bt Ile!fii W a'anen: secretary and it vv'ii* bihand, provided • dll • ,.i.-(Kctid 11*1. ii r *i • ike . to :c. i m int. A model n m b t«.\v b o a ! it v ol I’itl.der g.” vi I \ to buy what they needed a r ­ li iv n g nun i 1 F o r another. In n ight IM* ti •.Tilde m - v i - u treai'iirer. Mi < Minnie Claude p.O’S its II ted *■ "' “tl 1* • • I* ranging a t tore in the hoi.l house . f I ' alt ‘ " I rli *1 h uro l.olk an.I at 1 1 . i . mil ,. m i S 10,(1011 I,i,n. l •.11 t' • " >•"'* i ’i* •n i, Mrs. Kayo,on.I und tiie sam e <■ff»" t vvo .ill be i I! It'V, k s .1. E. Suv .I c ’ ami ■ ill,I si I! ng it !u lltc-e a ‘. l i \ j ' o’ ■ ’uit* .. k t lie coin t in '• . i t it t .iiu o l’ mini laaghtei' l .1 I" . ) i .. i gt ,• ■ 1 1 plai ii,in'. d".’» li"t • ' ,r ■•' (i. i' mV At 'lie conclusion nl lli" !•’. I. Bi' ol. spent ii ei.uple of d;i) chieved, f.u a til. I'll i ilhei him iiici.ci v continue in .I?’..; im * I i n who in turn presented it to i h g S p l ,ni [ W<li ia *\vatM\ V' hen trimmed v h t l e self o r his uppoiu lit of oci. - .v. m ill) el) joy m eet vvu- in . I n ! - ov die la.-I week. LOVERS K i l l SQ| T A. It was well c;."neil out iiiioyx i i|>pi in nureh for b > 1 ■ t * 1 ' I 1 1 1 . • : i . : * i . the Mi Itv-.g, i i ,, i than a lew l. ti mil-.t tie tliirin u l d I el when i iiiiju ii bv o u g -, ul.elell- s.dei l ie MiTi.W imellil of Co. nil ip a few miuuluc the store hn,; • _ _ M l . . ' o f i ilg St-Vl tl pi V ’ !'* i u f t ill t ii ■i i' e <•11 \ )o >i le, ,, a- v. a - theS !. would i be : 1 1 mid Tmitii v f , lit I.*• In-1 p le a - a il i'iy.’i- •ver. •. i-.;... - Mi Chuiuotn Hiiiidev In en sold out mid the receiving [ inn* lint I’ S \N’ ( i l . l J . S , W • i i . w t ’d ' ' i ' i...v wl ie n t h e • gal. then ? () die .* I l l " I i ’.gVV ill . t Igli' d i a l vv.igl-.t l.i vva'.i r max In a t i. i l l . I , I c * ii II I I v a t N o n , , roii.'-. Tb*, , . :ij yiiia Mi . Mur, iii. i t of their g r a iid p a t- at;' d o l e filled. There were «everal J ( IN S I — Their v i-li / H k in the gnrlie. .1. nave been .within ( la be Long. lei 's h.i-p.t. '.t y were Miss Itell It.i Mi .iinl Mi 1” booihs and other amusements and happiness ibuiicd I v H Hi 5 i. ' i : . ii : I i:i|»I»ir.4»S'< Ur ;oi T t i l i t ! *ot V Ii.’ Suppose tb Mu t «. * i' \ of ri.............. 11>11■* ' . Bennett, Mi-s Mi W V V . Wilson lias started the Association ,, -te.l a u • f - u n i ’ •„.. Marie I>riggci . linniim,,, v. 1 . ' it,-1 their Ii v i a a 1ho »;j:. unn..m il i..(..untJuJ i* then wen!.' go lo V 11'l TI 1.1101 I'M I VI ?o el*. '1 i:<> !'» Ill ■lit lieu! i ill i, f 1 1,|. i ., 11" ,ion w s re 11 v .ii Miss liirtii Hughes, Mi-s Dni’o- plantin'.' l e l n y on his farm and from the shower. I h-beiitinl bamo 5 1 ' • ti ::r » _ 1 * . • i . • \ «:w aM Kei k, 28, and l'»i#dfl i probably would lo < 'I be) . >a‘dn ' t ' l ' lift III * 1 i"i1 ih . 1! I . opt i c lor of l lie I n c ; tbv lluglu Mi-s P.onnie Boyd of . i i- I,, i lear several mere a* re ­ and piano mu-ii cut itain .l the at) 1 i \ i 1li fr. q' l„ki 1luinii mail, 23. wiped " it th’irl Ifir i pito t ., i the near fillin'... guests i.tnl rt.f ri I no ot vi, produce D m ip ey im a ^ |>' to . Mi-’l ■ • .1. ’ll,.. 'J llil'l l»» ille . I »e., 1 ' : Atialol Nn h- New Y o l k . .Miss Ml ll ll le ChlUlll' i .i,:r .* ’* I t ill- o Ic l% * til. il. viol at a lull le r Mi.) • ti •• i n- get Iter in ;i >ui'.de aart ttgaiiisl ,i in.in w io iui t I . a. a .‘ ail .• ' ;V F i int . in* :i'«! I • .• ttv |..(io ’ i *. T. A, w ill pit. oil ' M 'I a l t ; U alter lb " r c r n. de» i* . i. y • 15. I Mi-N ini C o iaclt, Vi— , Sims, 1 VVIIII o el |.ill’. • tuem- t'... little t ’jv.'u * t I the man vvlio Iia.l b a'.i n I nn. I it 1 I • IV- I till|. the • imp!.' .: would 1.'rin g ; Walter l . c i t;eroil, J r , . I ’ : Sadie W’li.inen. Miss Helen ’Wai a plav pi our school auditorium tir • luoiiih. r lb . ".inch • Ii.>1 I.e . 1' I l l B ox.nr A rum e logic applies l)ii• .* way- i eia ion O i l • •*>• ber- attended In nl’.s a number of -ubiiib of J-n^ Antidi I lie V defend .1iiMi ' !•«- t » ii-i . in ; ( n •[ i*»n .stream-’ .Morphy Nieladiis, I s : Ed John hi, lum-n ami .Mis. Raymond (!. Fo;.. l'i idav evening. that. i». t o any >ii.mli..*i t i • . i l l , w i t h •l i I’li t * 1) -. I" v- 1. i * . : mi Tilil T Old s, negro. Mi . \ iol.i Jacobs returned liotii" visitors. — i I. n poil It yntthg woman, a eeautlM 1 nlNiq ■ i«u> ' „v* till (lull I lie m ight arise in n.iin. i ;i n with t! -­ ^, U hxhU I i' ii.- bMV F n. I. iv a ft er being in .Sanford sevt ‘ lie -l i oinrine’s otllet vs-s a school te:u her hi I ,’ | M. A. B. IVteiM.n re Two tliouMind i.igi ’.vldi’h fn . p^vailt'il hv c three m in in que ion. It i . umm *'m .t. bniai . ral ilav with her sinter Mr*. d:o|i • a p e l,I.- o f ii l e a s e in i ti-e I III e ai I b cn Monday i veiling frntit i| lie lit Hie steps of Vi. |*.,tl|V < ,, i,. ( alif. boat g o t th a t, if vv are to have two i bam t J a n 1' o Ii Bi -V ' iejr who has Iwcn quite ill. • 1 i a fli” . rew in i le. Jill I •rr !' where they Spent s"v I- i g i t.i y edral and ntlicr buildingi f Ri,n . I ___. „ —A ■■III ' pn i pionahip lig h ts lids uuu ic . vv> .1, '.II • An nil .lav* meeting of the P. T. I** .. GORI* V-M Sill pic Method ing' the ferry i ml , r*\ ii. the guests of Mrs. I'e" A wa In Id a t the school house don will be trapped and killed in n r -1 P IJN T A m ust have two cniitcnd»i and tb. i r <;• i.I V.'aM.iiiii'li’ and yunt, Mr. c i'diir.C(. with an ui.U-i «.f tp,- i t:v • rra-ni v moves into new ■ .ining into il T ii ,, r The purpose being to orfllMBls. only way to make eeituin Hint w In .oil . ll.ulk.ll . " T i e I w r -I I of each hie. .'III W. S iIU: , ter* in Fidelity Rank ' ' . ..me of to improveutents I In .:. Won’t is to match the pa t of incut M not II v i • pe wmikl be i ule fust to llte ,,*i tie- i in,..| grounds. A picnic This could I.e done. Hot i . TIIT1 shlviig. pi ■ ‘ -e lv a v v ehn:n" i i.e ) S ’li, r siul J lei-el ly pi uiolm Tn. ' U l a n a I a loin ii v ,i< spread in the new lunch V) I NS I I 'i i'. EH.II Im* »i bfid i d e a To I f cl! ' -im plteily i l - f l i . 1• i iil’ii* vv.’td | ,ial have i,ii n develiii.e.l in I! a rope foi she.! ’ iii no,.ii uiui enjoyed by the government aid the ju g s in .1tigo-Slo . akiii that . . TI c r .cn in •. i- c| would pick no ill. industry-. • il !< \(.« i. Jan jk ; ( I N S » " t v . ” i i u . I n n . ) «, I. won't. t<> th e ir * •8>’iu v. r . I lav i. -. il vv. igl l . b a m p . i I’ l, till, , . l,’l ‘In, ..v ■ i .nil.’ In of R . h -.lv a n ia . i i ln'.midn < of .lit si. I.n - (> i Imi,• vvo) 1i! a • i .r a - ( ’oil a go lo. s'im: fan - dor , ours , and a i e i i.iiet i tit*.l. Four tlnot-and "t v.mtk’l bi’.iv • in -l.i.l an.I ,llthv* ili-iipiciit rist t’e la tte r saw tb - Intlc K vyiioic 1In cap-tun-. Tb S tall i I.e: n:gh' adn'inistcr a n uil , inj* of the eiii.iiitig t'.vvi r lea iiu- h i i n ri.nnd t o Ernie I’et * ulmiai ii,e above the brim 1 1 - a i hiciigo o.,it.,)o wli-mi minis ■on should not t.il.c moig Ilian ) \\ ill II (Ml fit I* i an hour. nils \ . .i o f tin N E W YORK, J a n . 18 (INS) - I 'll bim.-elf. Tile lli" I 'h a t ea" *,' " If it be objccte.l that the T ex Rickard was confident today sid'l I'm P eter- is lb.it lie was vv. igi.t of I'l'itv ) sl.’el chains g r in .. Willie was mile- .d'",i.| "if t h a t his plans fo r a third Tnlinc) | would l.v an ioi'oiivenionve to liie Dempsey bout bore in J u n e vvouid c raft and speed. itu.niiiie wtii'ii cruising, they not be impeded l*y the action of might I.e . a l l i e d no| inally by Jac k S h a r k e y iu filing a chalk ngu ^ol’a i* r hips. ' ( with the New York S ta te Athletic ' Il inis been learned f ’.'.i.t llm Commission for a incitin g with 1 Bi iii.di Adm iralty now have onthe tittcholder. ' 1,’4*i coiisidi’i'iitjim nil em ergen V The prom oter pointed out t h a t . •.lo’iilai iue sigiflillni; d, v ice vvliii h, If necessary lie would take the <t I- stated, easures the first fig h t elsewhere. Itu kill'd leaves NASSAU, Baham a Is la n d s v-M ; tiul of rescue operations—the today fo r Miami, Fin., where he Jut,. Id ■ ll.NS) Establishment. prom pt locution of the sunkiti will confer with Tunney ncxt ' „ f a" tiop’ical resort on (•ran.* veessel. week. J a m e s K. F arley, cluilniuin Bahama island, j m t two hours by The eniergenvy stguu'liu*, d e ­ of tho commission said the chub m otor 'launch ' funn (’aim Ueacli, vice is tll'claied to be clitirely lunge would be placed on f»!e un- but iu Btiti.-li l .r r i to r y , h a s been autom atic, and is design, d to em it til Murch. announced h.'iv by C aptain Fred* signals which can be beard und'.'r ■ “ Under the rule which require eriek E. Guv t M. P. head o f -a v.'uti r to a disunite of five miles. champions to accept u title juutcii syndicate 'lease on the i ntiro >»- The signals continue for n period a t leust once in every six months," land. A permit was issued here to of th irty hours, enabling rescue ha* nearly two months of grace. By th a t time he m ay have accept­ Captuin (Jurat and his busineas ships to I(H'lito t Iu-ir source with ed a match and S harkey's ch a l­ associates for Alu- construction of certainty. It is pointed put th a t if lenge will be autom atically wlth- a deep water liarbur b y , t h e Ha- his device hud hccit employed on linmun Pur'iumitit. W ork will tlio.B ilisii subm arine M l lost off . drawn. If s t a r t iinnusliutely a f t e r nn aerial Devon with u crew of t;s in No\'Tho six months rule hitherto survey of the tlrand B aham a by* ember, lU2fi, th e chances of re s ­ has not been enforced aga inst in. tubers of tin* British Royal Air cue. would liayn been much g r e a t ­ heavyw eight champions. If they er. Tiie sunken subtnui'ine •lias • meet a worthy challenger oner a Corps, now jn progress. \ never been located, in spite pf p ro ­ Yacht basin, ix'achos, und |fury e a r they mix. not dlxlrubed. Sharkey is the firs t m an to chid- dcns will Ih* perfected by the s y n ­ longed scan'll. ‘ ‘ title dicate composed of English, Cannlenge f o r t h e heavyweight mi-; i n c r a s h • in .New York since H arry Wills j dinn and American b usinessm sn’ began his long nnd unsuccessful ('And elaborate resort hotej xvill^nh N EW PH ILA D K I.PEiA , Ohio, r.o Im consti Uricd on the island t® p u rs u it of Dempsey i.T 1!)2I house the many g m s l s expected. Jdn. 1(5 (IN’S ) — Ini ■ies Edward !*, I The Inducement o f being ip Brit* F ritz, o2-( nriil lii.x wife. M arguerC ars specially cmqitrucUd for tl|» _____ t*»*l‘itory.land v n - jir Britiult ito Ciuvvfnrd Fritz, ;i», both of Ute o ' in w iid r will be added to of'ThV* U « | n r « f - t h 7 ^ T O i n«nrerntnent, whlch lilts no prohl* Nnshv ille, Tcnn., ware’ killed early I .yen* und .M editerranean Ruilwn>, Lition lows, i« expected to attract* today whert their automobile was south bound iutvru(bun providing au innovation in raU* ed m any winter touristy front" h i t . by c a r fct street ci-ossiag Lite. I'Alta Buacb. uavoL . • May Get Together' ch”,ns On Eligibility Rule !h».. ^ K ,:! 'i f‘ 1 Dame Tcarn May Be Forcer! To Cancel West Point ( Towboat Master Is H e l d Responsible ' For River Accident CHUUJOTA j I Promoter Believes Commission A d ion Will Not Stop B oil Britisher Flans fFo Build New Resort On Bahama Island ■* . �£,1 . / r*y<< t it #** f•« - •«*••«-«««• .«■!>« nliM UmM »- *’ if1 -un •••• • * ► *■ • *l‘t >1 \» tfvr- f N> »v m* ___ W lffM M ra n I ' t < M l a r •« MmmtrnHL F U rU a . The Fruits Of Defeat 0 » * - ' * As Brisbane bees It THE COURSE OF EMPIRE B RA D EN TO N H ER A LD The generalship of Robert E. Lee, whose birthday Coast To Coast Crime. this ii, has been comiwired to that of Hannibal and Napo­ Bootleg and Fight*. I-esj than a yen* ngo, when t 'i . [mere presupposition of element* leon. Both, brilliant leaders of futile causes ending Nutionnlint nrn y was h n n ^ t t ». whose combination m u s t ha waited r, i i i ^, a* u * Pf*i*mr* Annie Kills John. lataM. fliiM t, a a irr art complete disaster, have nevertheless been accorded hi ward PcWfig. nan.v o f o u r m ore op- | ^ ,r ***„ co n stitu te th e ir vital pro. Surprise* F o r F araday. * ****?* *» >mft tlmistic idealist* were in ecstasy l "Teas. positions in the ranks of military geniuses. History jncriv, II* A r t h u r l l r l a t m n r . ID L. DC AM P.1IIM though occasional contem porary-cr^ja^f ■Lee-ley. to aim. L((ii> rUkl IIM .k* »l*r l * . * o v e r ’fhp'w rpfctntion’ th a t the long- f h - n ’ em pire * thnfc 'pa sse d nw ayrt Ha u f « r IDWARU , I I . s u f f e r in g Chinese were about to while- India nnd China “ p erp etu ­ •K titw r ffnfzo his real 'ability," accords the Southern leader a last­ C A L L U P N\ M. J a n . 19 bl!* I establish fo r themselves a stro n g , ate a n atu ra l vegetative existence ing place among the greatest. H incniPttoV i u m ginning of uur prohibition a g e | united and progressive nation. even to the present tim e." I a a I r r r »™ ...... •...—,*••••••■ r e P erhaps Hegel felt th a t China's .. dreum w e nt blooey. We would expect his own subordinates, with possibly which was to em pty prisons, in■IM Naalka --- 3.___ CM T...... h a......... t fine real a t the gam e of empire sane asylum* and eventually put! China Vcmains divided'and not7ar a^llf »Jr ¥ » A S 5 a few exceptions, to eulogize him. We are not surprised an end to crime is strangely the from clmos> The war lords 9lj;1 lay inchance the fu tu re aftd not in the to find General Gordon saying of him, “Even the greatest beginning of the w orst crim e ugc past. One recalls w hat Berkeley *f*Ma Mita I’ l* Ikt blflaa* of captains in his Italian campaigns, flashing hip fame, in in o u r history. As you trav e l ji rule th e ir various spheres. said along with w arning s in -re ccn f It ii an interesting m a t t e r ' of . . . . iMi r r t a l f l M l#*aa over the w'orld, even Bonaparte met cross this continent,—the fo u r th ,s jjrc „ _ .splendor, , , I HU a a a r r M r - a u r a a r ( a m i u i i , n lightening u tfttio n -w h eth er— Climd will yennr-abont— "YPITovv- P eri!"_and la ra a lf lk**aa*4 o a r t a 0*11 y a w r f - and crushed in battle but__three-or four-.Au»tniviv-; anntcjirH^trtp-fnr-t.'rtjr ■wwwr-within “Trtrj*, 1 ever pull herself out of th e m u d 'o r "R ising Tide of Color." M M I I Ik* l t * 4 l « | - r r r a l a • ( Ik* But Aristolc Haiti: “The genius >»■ awe ’ , Tiw-r-wr-wrT- »-while-our-Lcp, wrEfi omrormy-barhy-eriuippefl and'iir time weeks, newspaper* b rin g you uot. We recnll th a t fam ous line of ■lip- r f f l r l r a t la FlaM4a ■ im th e ir stories' of robberies, holdups, Bishop Berkeley's: of the E uropeans is different from alata a j w i m incredibly .short, met and hurled back, in broken and shat­ kidnaping* and other crim es a t tered fragments, five admirably prepared and most mag­ every railroad ?tation, "W estw ard the course of em pire th a t of the Asiatics, who of alt n a ­ tions a r e the most p atien t of d es­ tak es its way." HrmM la - a M**krr mt (he nificently appointed invasions." China had developed n high civ- potism." H istorian George Rawlin- j h i r m mt t lr r s la llm t . aa T H E W INSLOW DAILY mail Lee’s enem/es on ttfc field of battle, while respecting ■(tonal Ahaadaflaa af Pabili/.uth.N while Europe w as htill a son reported- th at— “ Slow— corfH A i u r l U m , i b J A lrrrlU* him and moving with utmost caution when in his vicinity, fay* in bi’r type front page, “ J u ry wilderness, thousands of years ago. q-jcstn, long stru g g les of race, A m t * akl«k rr**lr** rack Probes Double M urder." N earby Ihkrr M rakrr ta aafcmlr.ta a said be was hot a great general, but the opinions of more u three column picture show* ' E m pire and eivlization have g r a d ­ am algam ations, insensible growth rrf inlM*riptl*H Impartial critics might well be taken with greater serious­ ually come west and now make nnd developm ent of political sys­ Itutli Snyder walking to th e elec t­ ww4rw t* verier abaalalelr tems, to which we nre hnhitunted rira a la tla a mm **rll aa ness. • Lord Wolscley, an Englishman, who visited Lee’s ric chair, her eyes fixed on a cross th eir abode in these United S ta te j, in records of the cast, a rc unknown Baa rat k M l m * a r tk a A * fo r ull Britian’s desperate clutch on army in 1862, said of him, "He was the ablest general, ahd held before her and the clcctri- t h e i r coat tails. How the countries lying eastw ard o f j to me seemed the greatest man 1 had ever conversed with, (JR8DAY, J A N . I t . 1928. llellspont. / ’ , Rapid tumpicsL causes iio assim ilation." and, -yet, I have had the privilege of meeting f Von Mollke HHUAI.I*** rilOUHAM , __Evcnta of this Century nave intr )« Hir aas and I'rince Rtsmarek. General Lee was one of the few men ■ i * «i **l r ri rr*«lt< * - 1* J a c k - Iwh0 over seriously impressed me and awed me with their _ , . _____ -'J-.r.^^itCTr^vSSTn^ .. ---I r a n i * * mt SI. Jakaa In- natural and inherent greatness." , . m c n r t J s n ' A N all over : n ,lc,,,l it would almost slow process of assimilation and r--Annul. c ^ s s w i a i n B n i SHuiiC'rt'ii n s s F a»n ;y ■a ?s • u » k o M n u s i this country, usually,D S 'like it m ay lie th a t t h ; next - few hunth e *sceJ1,# l *ftt‘n again. iigu *i ■■•uihir 1|i‘« r rays of the light of history has nouretl upon him seems ,S nyder m urder, have 'Irod y ea rs will he m ost im port­ bootleg! George Willulin . F riedrich Ilc- ant: i n l l a k ml kttliniau »ro- evident from what we find Theodore. Roosevelt saying of )« w rk . . v*lrla, i p u l u r a l whisky for th e ir m ainspring, Thc|K*tb the old German philosopher, E m pire and civilization have him, "Ah a mere military tnnn Washington himself can­ Winslow Mail's A rizona m urder | th a t "China and Indin lie atiii i'AUnN tllr Ckr*l, been traveling at a fast clip these t outside the world * history ns the •plrtlau *t . ilf b**«tlllru* not rank with the wonderful war-chief who for four years inis a western atm osphere. last two or three hundred .years p R |r* x John and Annie Tillm an, m arried | ______ led the Army of Northern Virginia. Lee will undoubtedly kM flU ®Tr_;-, , M * mmd mm4era ____ ^ l. rank us without any exception the greatest of all^thc great hut separated, asked the assem- ! A b L P V ER B K F O E TODAY captains that the English speaking people have b r o u g h t hied company, to excuse litem and ' T H E ' A I X S U F F IC IE N T O N E — fdrth-and tins, although the.last and chief of his antagon­ stepped outside th e ranch h o u s e .' HATHAWAY ANNOUNCES lie had an uiitoniatic, siie u r e - ' „ Rgs«at my p ath and my ___________MIAMI LABOR NEW S down, and a r t acquainted ists may claim to stand ys the full ecjual of Marlborough volver. She dropped dead, then lie ; Eons dropped dead. O th er new spapers A. H athaw ay, chairm an i e n ter tin all m y way*, F o r there is noi and Wellington-.” ' —# race for governor pre­ the Florida S ta te . . . . . i .word In m y tongue, f J>ut, lo, O And then we find no lesser a'n uutho/ity on military along the" line bring their toles of I " thou knowesl it a lto g e th e r.— history than Major General Sir holdups, robberies nnd kidnnpings [ has made known his | wuuid a ire i't " Iw u n h ^ 'is k v lpre”b F r e d e r i c a u r i c e say­ with m urders, with hootl.-g'' whis-1 j,u,|,0Ht' _"f 'titering, tho ruce for net *.•}. n 139:3,4. LAYER— Lord, wa com m it our ing of lA*e, 4,I place Lee as a general abovet Wellington. ky playing a p a r t in all. S o m e - I i ' * ' ' i ' ' ' I01 ,,la* , There is a lure in political promtinto Thee. Dd thou direct otic ‘Read and ,re-read,’ smid Napoleon, ‘the eighty-eight ea.m- th in g should bo done to d i s c u r a g o ) later, :n:acc wliich feu- have the power th,,f Ftesident to resist, though higher . motives kv? y>/tf ..Wi •»a v t f * / *.*■’»■>■ psigrm of-Alexander, Hannibal,*Caesar, Gusturns, Turerine, bootleg whisky. _____ l M urphiec of the University of may be ascribed to Dr. Hathaway Eugene and Frederick. Take them as your models, for N EX T IN’ news importance to , loridn. >\ has been persistently in this instance than m ight he a t ­ 'G O L F E R S I DON 'T LIK E it is the only means of becoming a great leader, and of well planned or impiompt kill­ rum ored that H athaw ay would be tributed to other*. He has made | The Bad Lier reU a m an I dirike, and u man mastering the secrets of tin* art of war.’ To that select ings come i-arefully irgunized -VuT'1" him- W hether a success of. Florida's road build­ dUplws, band of great commanders the name .of Robert E. Lee prize fights ha- d m, profits nli.l 1 ing program , but it has not been hellSJ C,Car* that completed, and in the office nf 1 And a man I ’m longing to *l*y, must be a'dded. legislative roi ruplion. Messrs, i „ t |H, Av;i, eon side red ve His exact precedence amongst them I in th at governor hy could continue vicari­ ind *tin he t h a t i* alway* lamentwill not attempt to determine, hut that they have received Dempsey and Ttinney will fig h t a* ( coiineetlon. . Ung.the lies Fifty thousnml ] Until the time (.f his ap p o in t­ ously the work which has gone courne of the him as a soldier worthy of their' fellowship, 1 do not doubt.” gain next June. |e h a s Vnct in the 1 forward so progressively under his fools will spend millions to see ment a* executive sec retary to direction as head of the road de­ Whatever may be the ultimate decision of military i iinitalhin nf tlu, liro()U L * L d#y^ '.' that Governor Martin. Dr. H a th a w a y ’* partm ent. As governor he would Ic began, It wan Id M’cni with * lie men ns to Lee’s rank as a soldier, we cannot but feel that W(,nl „„ f„n.vi.r. nerieiiLO had been in educational h a 'e the appointm ent of the high­ [ o f the worst,' work. For many y ea rs he was way chairm an, nqd it is a worthy Juried deep leen in the side of * hill. his place as a man will be even higher. His efforts to re­ Lnd he tells how ha stuck in that vive the spirit of c a m a r a d e r i e and to heal the wounded 1 y,< GDI IN’, A Masque, im port- superintendent ,,[ public instruc­ ambition for him to wish to see the i rd f i Am the i'yrenees for prize tion in Duval etiuuiy^ and prior to work vigorously pushed. With four p: [mud at the first in both the North and South following thei i war, fighting, as they used to. import th a t lie war a successful classroom ill you w'lsh he was stuck in it feelings , , . , . . . .. i l- i more years of intense road coninstructor. and his work in behalf of education and high mom! that- f;(.r |inim, „1[rlhrrnri.s fo\. jatilL >-1ruction Florida will have a sys­ There i* no,doubt th a t he would orter while president of the college now known as Wash- j,,!,,, fights in Rome, “wijik* all tem of highways equal to any, (e wak ca u g h t at th r second and : ington and I^tte, nniplv qualify him for tin‘even higher rank, over Ed Keeley of Bosioin/buttui-s he a worthy *ui • essor to the late | rod this is one of fo u r mujor conDr. Murphec. The fact is, he i* | Hiderotimia t«i engage tin- attention " " t d a . the third, ;cnpp* among men than do bis campaigns while leader of the ( him into submission in two min­ very much the -ame type. Dr. t]t t j, the fo u rth he Was' grievously next governor, others he- 4 utes, and .riU seeonds." R ather fi M urphree as president o f tile uni- 1 Southern forces. ■VUed, ing Everglades drainage, placing 1ciiiih- down for llzrudun, play- vcrsdty win c ue in whom the ability Vh* uttere d a perfectly scamla --------- --------;— o ----- r— T -------the public school system on a bus­ lin g hired thug. Ili* nm-e*tors used to niaimg • men and a f fa irs o v e r­ lous word iness basis and a more equitable t<> hiirpnoii wimli-N in t.he rough topped his attainm ents of scholar­ adjustm ent of lax assessments. hatpmc to hie ban.at the N e w W o n t l e r s O f ?The W o r ld Atlnntii- off the west ,-oa*t of ship. H ath a w ay t* an experienced IriextT -1 ’ * > ' ! • •.!•»> » Regarding a t loust t w o . of these Kl M anila AvrMf< ' m o f l-'raiH-c HOOK year* ago. i m ­ j^ W h fn '"h e arrived at hi*7go»l. 1t h e M assac h u setts Ilislitu te of T ec h n o lo g y , th e BOOTLEG W HISKY, paying l>Vlly gr««t worm ntiirk i * head j p o r t n u c c o f t h e s o c a l l e d s e v e n w o n d e r s nt t i n * w o^cT p s profit of 70 millions it y e a r to t o the criminal* of Chicago alone, «lc'th ro u g h the g r t e n ■ • I b e q U u a t h e t l b y i«ist c e n t u r i e s , h its ^.been e x a g g e ra te d djy irtcd 'h l* bull from the hole, j nJi 4.x t o n t t h a t i; mD a e c o n i e - n d i e u l o u s . N o n e ' ot graded public official* legalizing prize.figtiting' a*Ui national’ amuseGar­ meat, Lt . th a sixth und the seventh ■ these wonders, the pvru.midtt and'sphinx, Jlanging intelligent and’ Jiighly o rg a n ­ I lum p In the ground dens of Babylon, Tomb of Mnusolus, Temple of Diana, I behind or’jn front of his bull; Colossus of Rhodes, Statue of Jupiter Olympus and Pharos ized finance running the country and giving the I ’JO,tint),000 enough _*rc 04'bunkei-M to tm-ot ill the of Alexandria, declares Dr. Stratton were any real value to prosperity to keep them satisfied; . ....... ........ ..... m t o ) it seems f e ha* met with them j the p.... e o .p l e o ................... f I b e ir tim e s n o r a r e I hoy _ p r o v i n g a n v oenel'it iicli i* the picture of our civiliza­ tion. Rut even *u, it i* better EB*bt , 1 , today. F u rs arc 94 Inmkn.i, two brooks . .... than it wa* once. m* g r o v a of u .u iv u l hU golf ball .. A c c o i t l i n g tti t h e e m i n e n t D r." S t r a t i o n . ' p re a itle n t school man, but a more success­ problems Florida ha* more to hope ful executive. His adm inistration rrom Dr, H athaw ay than from any | of the road departm ent has e s ta b ­ other. He is particularly qualified i lished litis fact so well th at he was to handle road const ruction and regarded a* the outstanding figure school system problems, and none in Florida possessed of tho prop­ of the other* h a s . a n y advantage erly balanced qualifications neces­ over him in regard to drainage sary to make i. continued success and tiie tax m atter.—Joe Hugh of tlic university. Rouse in Miami Weekly N'?Ws (l-aThe a m u um-emenl th a t lie willlmr Organ). i U | «a " u v v i 1111*1 -~ w . Elton J. Moughton Architect _ F ir s t N’nt'l Bank Bldg. S anlord. Florida For Sale Row Boat and Trailer in good condition- * Tires & Tiibes Gas & Oil CECIL L. RINES Filling: Station Cars and Tuck' 1926 Stake ..... Bdy. Truck $ 75| 1925 Ford .... Touring 10.0 T9Z5 FonTT’.*. Coupe 125 1926 Dump ... Truck ............ 1927 Ford Roadster__ _ 1001 W. First St. 1925 Hudson Coach ......... 1 1925 Hud. 7 ... Pas Sedan ..... For Sale 1 Filling station doing good business 13 acres high pine land with lake fro n t ,_,,L Business l o t , intersectioh : ' French Avc. and S tate highway Ij V*63 Cadillac For Rent Security Co] S to le building Corner Sanford A vo and N inth St. opposite High Schbol * F. P. RINES ’ ’ I E ast F irs t St LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER H. C. Douglass, Mur. Used Car Dept. — I l l -S. 'Lec~HI. i Hautimr, Crating,Shlppirij,' and Storage. | We are prepared to {do any kind of transfer service at K E A S O N A U l.r Phone 498 mucus. GDI E . .In). S I FOR t-iRENT W - N f,*»* In LOCH ARBOR One i room, one 5 rooi and one G room house, These houses nre motknl In every respect, and Ut| rent f» reasonable. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Also have two 2 rooal apartments partly fun[ ished. Hatiling-Crating-shipping Side-Track Facilities Rhone S96 296 N. Maple Avenue You will have to sn| these to appreciate them. Ralph W. Lossintf I*. C. Box Sr ml ford. FU| | •hone 251 — M Mgr— G. s. w itm er J SANFORD’S NEW MANAGER BBfn ah„,j( Most ol these things called wonders are ream momGAINESVILLE S I N ' •’ HUMAN BEINGS AS a whole, |n -orchard, U wood mid u wall; orials and as contribution to the progress of mankind It wu* with interest Hint the sitju-rvisicm <.f Mr. * Cairns, lli* |ias aweltercd aweltercd ond ond swum, he has ha* thcifchavc |« |iaa swiim, he thri^havp offered verv little. Dr. Slrutloii’ft discimsiun like individuals, do only one thing really well. The work of the hum- I numerous friend* of (!. 11, Cairn* •oi»K record with Gainesville it* city B o' ‘lifted his head, fc of Uit* Hubjevt I iuh I u m m i mntlf for tnr purpose of showing ■* :na has ham m ered und hewed in an race today i* scientific and in- [ Gainsvijle lennied that he has e|tfeineer and fur tile huff six year* B« that t he present time-is the woiulert nge of the world nnd ilit*trial, m aking new discoveries been appointed the new city m an ­ lie wa* witli tlu-city m anager, F /th e m all. thnt the real wonders of the universe are to he seen on in science, applying them to m an’s a g e r iff Sanford. Mr. C airns sev­ stood as a splendid recommendation ■i Ho ^Qean't cure tuppence how bornl every hand today. Discoveries and ueeompl/shments of m aterial welfare. Today scientif­ ered his connections with this m u ­ to any city government w ith which f • you m ay be; nicipality home time ago a f te r a he might have chosen to associate the present nge, Dr. Strntton Tleeliiri's, will have far more ic workers are like builders in­ lung W arojfarding your groan und <yo"f ca ree r of service. Upon leaving hintM-ir. stalling plumbing, heating an.I influence on the world than any of the achievements of Sanford is t,, be congratulated the employ of the City of Gain*la continues to chant, " I ’d have the past' centuries us reflected in the “seven wonders of other conveniences in a hig build­ villc, Mr. Cairn* entered privwtely on its select inn „f a city manager. ing; later families move in and into the praetiec | Idone it In three, hi* profession Gainesville will lose a splendid c i t ­ * ^ live comfortably. l l t ; J bad siiclt a poisonous tie!" the world." izen, and especially will the Rotary of civil enirituering. I)r. Stratton offers a list of nine contributions, which ‘T 'J f you desire to escape from . But ttio*e who kno,/ Mr. Cairns club of this city mis* an active ,lhe Her *te believes to be of outstanding importance in that they Ai- I Kit A p K \\ year* or cen- i know th a t hi* heart is centered in l member. However, we hope that f he never let* up on hi* hi**) real Iv bespeak progress in human emleavor ! Mr. ( ’a .nis will still look upon reflect: tin ie* o f 'industrial scientific d e v e t- 1municipal* activities. and i ia.best lo pretend that your house Tlie splendid system of s tree ts and ! Gainesville a* home and th at he advancement in the welfare of mankind. Dr. Stratton's | !hlr *!Ji" Is on fir*' the finii-hed s tru c tu re nnd find for the w ater, light und power plant ' will visit often a f te r taking lnd to i p r i n t for the mythical Im*. nine wonders furnish an interesljng study and we pass am usem ent som ething b e tte r than of ihis city.were all huill under the I over hi* pov ion in Sanford. — RICHARD TIIOROLD them on lo Herald readera for their jutlgnient. bootleg whisky, crime waves, prize fights and s tru g g lin g to get more 1 _The discovery of bacteria anti the application of i_ A lm ost everyone we've noticed *o money than it needs. ' ta lk in g u g slust Lath>.way bun bacteriology to human welfare. , lom etning C atty to »*y. LITTLE FARADAY imngllMtl 2—The progress of our knowledge of the constitution , ------ — o—------all that was to follow when he dis­ of matter and radiation phenomena. i ‘ knew “Cautious C al" could electro-m agnetic induc­ ;i_The progress of electricjly as to light, power and covered leave W ashington w ithout the tion," showing th a t on electric cur­ Mtket members left behind try- communication. rent is produced by moving n m ag­ ffilk burn up the town. 4—The internal combustion engine and its application. net inside of rolled wire. George J * [■>—Modern methods of sirueture building with metal Eller Hale, chairm an of the n a ­ . r' T Hte being used in Sanford tional research council, suy* Fura* and cement. |*Ve «6rcs on th eir backs und duy could not have imngiped th at 6— Modern metallurgy. i n e r i l l y u n fit for work. I* this discovery would develop the i a hum ane society hero? 7— Processes of food preservation, including canning entire, electrfeat industry, und in a. ---- 0— * and refrigeration. the United S ta te s alone give work t H erald's fund for the Lake to six million people. When .\ 8— A item ft to ml aerial navigation. boy continues to grow. Peo* bunion practical British statesm an asked 9— Development of machinery to lessen the 0 c a n 't give a dollar a te giv* invention? " F a r a d a y told him, 'ty .c e n ts which help* ju«t of labor and Increase its output. F a ra d ay “of w hat real use is yuur i m T • 11 \ •V >• } k 'i.l'i THE ivXNFORI) HERALD, THURSDAY JANUARY 19, 1928 K JU1 U P ford Herald *ijf,*Pik it WATCH our windows for Friday and'Saturday Specials at » "Some d ay it m ay be developed ©/--------- . i < so th at you can tax it." 1Oaius, w ealthy 'inventor and j r , w as absolved of all THAT IN C ID E N T related by R n eonpenion with the fatal MIAMI IIRIIAI.il Mr. H ale shows th a t F a ra d a y fore­ It to hi* auto when it ran saw dimly the extent of his dis­ ■ causeway Monday.— Miami partm eut why these inings were Since it has been definitely set­ But he could not have And, Incidentally, with the tled t h a t all the men on the s u b ­ so. She asked fu r th e r why the res- covery. imagined th a t it would be u*cd to 'fit a woman and child who marine S -l arc now dead and th a t cuing p a rty s a t perfectly *1ill for thero is no more hope even for r e ­ more than a day before looking bn kill Ruth S nyder und send through the air, w ithout wires, pictures of covering their hodic* this winter, itabuna Commtreisl pro* the nation is turning an attentive fresh liir lines, when they knew the killing. Ho could not foresee V i fo o d editorial under tba • a r to the voice of Mrs. Roy _ K. they could connect them the day l«- human beings talking across the til, “ Lat Hlkara Hike." Con- Jones, wife of tne commander of forf.’ She" also wanted to know- ocean, and around th e 'w o rld . The E g the num ber of "Cive ’em th a t ill-fated undersea boat, and why the .navy departm ent nold out wonder m ay go fa rth e r and proau tom ob ile1 drivera who the corresponding vmhai russmont hope of rescue ax long ns the men dure eventually a race or realty were olive, when they hud no hope in murdered lately, we of the navy departm ent. civilized hum an beings. of raising the S-4. By now it is generally ad m it­ At a good idea. The exFinally. Mrs. Junes queried, if If every one was as ready to ill do them good. ted th a t tho attem pted rescue work was badly handled, bungled dea th Is inevitable to the men who help a s to criticize, it wouldn't’ ■ »o—■ above allppiiur from the and *o -mismanaged ns to make the m an a subm arne, w hy a re no pro- be much trouble to g et u thing Newe about Fred Osiu», re- d ep a rtm en t itself ridk-ulous in the visiona made for th eir widows und done.— Tlftoh Gazette. of a story about a man eyes of the nation. But it is not children, since insurance rates on vlng late at Ms ri"b. determined yet why the n avy policies f o r rubmurinu sailors are Aviation* Uka o th e r things, is out of torts. Yi’aui aJt- should have a policy which so high only a few c a n afford largely a m a t t e r o f learning from th e m ? But the secretary of the frtsndj vhst was the would send out a submarine in ground up.—Norristown f o i l e d that be hod cut dangerous w aters, directly into the navy and those associated with him 'he « on some milk bottle*, commcrtcal steam ship lane* with in high au th o rity at* ellent. They Tim cs-Herald. of hundling tho matter,** asked ■ no warning to vesaala that the S-4 a re e ith e r incapable ........... .................. ............... Men m a r r y to « t t ! e d tw n , und t "Couldn’t you see ’emT" was out and no equipment a t Pruv- tho situation o r else feci they ean afford*to ^ man, “The Incetown for rescue work. ________ Ignore a widow's cry.— from then on il’a a matter of set­ tling up.—Moniejuuw Georgian-. Mrs. Jone# asked the navy tie- Marni IkraW r hU inn-’* V $3.8 5 ych. THE CRY OF A WIDOW [r r f i X — T u rq u o ise blue chifnneys, doVo The Big Sale * ,* i * i Perfections newest oil stoves / * a n d trim , an d s a tin -b la c k bodv f m ake the n e w e st Perfectit J01? Oil S toves m ost attractiv e. P o rc e la in enam-q continues and special bargains add to their b eau ty an d convenient e PS thorn a t a n y d ealer’s. They wi|| ' . are offered each day- . a n y M tc h e n . A sk for a d e n ^ ^ l Allmnt* LfincA**/l3 *■*«£, * LLOYD SHOE STORE, « * Dr. J. R. Vidlar, Chiropodist Oil Stoves and 0 ^ ^ �I I .son . . . . . t __ i . . .spent _______i , 1 I r» « i n i i' *> i i i w d i r i D P ^ n ^ n i n T i i f f V ’P “ T V f t # n n • ______ W of n Orlando th 1e ________ weekIn a shipm ent of 70 wild ani­ * ELFARE DEPARTMENT t spent the week-end hero frith their mals on a F re n c h line* when It The Welfare Department o f the. d aughter Mrs. Jam es A. Pittm an. . i i|.i' _*U—L ' n r\ . l l i 1 I Women’s Club held 1U re g u la r bu»- arrived a t aM rtelles from Mad. Bits. ' Rutherford . D ouglass ‘of. . ‘ A n ’ ■unusually *delightful: social -fnesii' meeting W ednesday after-*• rw ti.” ’rwit b iS o iie llif M H 3 ; 'F H K B ; 'B ; 'i y A 'T G E R " S ^ T f ly E S f f o r'R c s T d W 'C f'T o l.'S ? ; Hcmfewon,. tty., is visiting h e r ' . ^ ■ *.. * **■ ***- "• ' ' - s, a ffa ir of 'th e 'wbek was tjipt of noon nt the club house a | 3*10 ofdaughter Mrs. Charles Powell Jr., Wcdnosday when Mrs. F ra h k t . \ dock. In the absence of the* dea t h«*r home in Rose Court. uk . tiller entertained nt bridge lup- [pnrtThont chairman. Mrs. Henry ernl cases of snskes. The p o rtra it of C aterlna Cor Mr. nnd Mrs. R. o . Middleton cheon nt her home on M ag n o lia, W ight nn(, a ,B0 Mr#. F r r ,i R. naro, Queen of Cyprus In the fif­ ami childreh.af Palm Beach spent Avenue— The gu ests -were the Wilson, vice chairm an, Mrs. E. A. teenth nnd sixteenth centuries, the Fortnightly Douglass presided. A very Inter­ the week-end in Sanford, return members of which Is attributed to the School "TU B ing to j^ h e ir home Mominy a f t e r ­ Bridge club. esting mid Instructive parlia­ of Bellini, has Just been acquired Mr. and Mrs. .1. T< Hardy a n ­ noon. Mr. Middleton is leasee of $ Spring flowers with sweet pens m entary drill wns conducted by Sr. Joseph Iluvcen af-EuglatuL — ISntnrri* B nounce the birth at a son on Mon­ the Hotel Forrest Lake j of- this and calendulas ,h y - _Mra. X ..— predom inntingiby-Galloway-^’U? were r e , muut1 . iinn .p x n f n s b -------------* '‘♦ntfr-'vtrrtmm-rumnilttees* -------- - were cal­ . prnfnsfim '' Victor McLaglait, whose fame day at. their home on Pah net to city, and is also m nnng/r o f the we ' Novelty roim is'tfherp-the tables [URSDAY. had been led for. Mrs. Endor Cur Jett, chair­ a s C aptain F lagg in tile screen J VT “ ‘i r m l y l’? r y h “ " - p f.-R T tfr . . “TODDLES" .<«' spread for play. The small lunch­ man of the plant committee gave leetlng of Seminole ^version of <“ W hat Price_Xllory.'l..U eon tables were overlaid with n splendid report on the rose snle, . M llane-.RiyIear_ [2 0 . - E - S- a,t -7: :’.0 •yivreplng* •.th r-n5tTon7~*Fiis 'turned MRS. THIGPEN HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft dainty covers and centered with the proceeds of which amounted Blnsonfc' Temple. toreador. Cast ns Kacnmil{p in motored Wednesday to Tampa >>lkr Exquisite in every detail wns the crystal baskets filed with sweet to $1J7' for the departm ent. Mrs. • *»>>'. U ft iuj election duo to Fox Films production of “ Loves of where they will spend a few days peas. Place cards done in baskets luncheon given Wednesday l>y Following the drill rep o rts from Chrmen,” directed by Raoul oti business. «* DS il r filled with spring flowers were oH of the secretory. Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen a t h er Vanish, McLaglen devoted a month C uriatt and her com m ittee were iired to mark the pi act’s of the < } M rt E. Leo- Boll a t 9. tt» t|ie stunjr of* the' t r t of bull Mrs. II. M. Brooks who has homo on Mngnolin Avenue, when guests and nt one oV'ock a tasty ^congratulated on the ctce llc n t re­ vV • Hotel F o rre st Lnkq figltting. lie went to Mexico City Guaranteed to l.Sst ,, j Lew is ^ t o t e i ' M a r i k M ^ l i f been visiting her sister, $Jrs. 1.. P. she entertained In honor of Mrs. three course luncheon wns served. sult of, their work. Tho Welfare Jlces of ttlo N. do V. with Director Walsh, where they Henry Heath of Charlotte, N. G., Do pari men t recommends— t o — t be Ricardo Cprtex witnessed several exhibitions of MtCuller, leaves Thursday a fte r­ the house gncH of Mrs. E. D. Guniea_fif duplicate-bridge-w ere U. D. C. irenornl club a resolution favoring, noon for her liflme nt Elm Citv, Brownlee. Tim rooms of this cosy enjoyed during the nftem oon hours . .C h r is t iq ^ O ^ llif'" :.'* IFRIDAY___ _Jl tho Spnnish p o rt and studied the N T T . ------and personalities of the home were a'llorned with bowls and a f te r all the boards hnd lieeu the pnssago of n hill in 'Congress “NIFTY NAGS'; Uy Sr., wlircnter- Customs which will estublish a departm ent •' V experts. of pastel tinted sweet peas and played, scores were compurcd und of the Book lovMilano Param ount Nowa.V Miss Abby Johnson of I.akelnnd o f education. Miss M argaret Young, Walsh, who also directed * Mc­ the prizes for highest scores. other early spring blossoms. The o’clock. nt her home Laglen in “ W hat Price Glory,” arrived here Monday t b ' spend luncheon table was laid w ith a A brass bowl filled with calendulas chairm an of the education com­ •ti several weeks. L. Uxkt Duplicate bridge brought hack with him from Mex­ ration being a " •crystal basket were won by Mrs. Hal Wight nnd mittee read the plans for the F lor­ «<.»• J» filet loco cloth, the central deco- Mrs. W .J. Thigpen. The cut prize ida Federation of Women’s Clubs )0 o'clock n t Hotel ico ltafcal Vnlverde, well known Charles Bradley of E ast Or­ Public Is m ost cor* in Spain nnd Mexico as a to rondo. filled with sweet peas am1 nspnr- n brass ten ball in the form or a history contest, which will be ex­ .ra h h i JI Vnlverde gave McLaglen daily les­ ange, N. J,, arrived here Wednes­ ngus ferns, with crystal, candle­ colonial giij went l" Mrs. W. W al­ tended to High school students. sons in his native a r t and “ Cap­ day afternoon to spend some time sticks at either side holding llght- lace Wright. * |re nucticfc nnd dup-^ tain F lagg" soon became quite hero with his nephew nnd wife, •*4 *m«i Enjoyiiic Die.-yujacs-avoio: M rs.' ^.''U -U -UlHe ■m iUMnr dhe lop of bridge a t 8:00 expert. Incidentally, this is the Mr. and Mr.% F rn n k 1* Miller, nt -m r tu T Viwtrrm tm cr N\ Coleman, ‘.Mis. \V. Wnl* ,i*Cl,itR1 oV rot,1 " hoUn<K pi F o rre s t Lake. sornnil to. he' Hjeir home .on Mngnoila Avcmiev French bouquets which wero nlso Inc■c Wrijfht Mrs. .1. E. B ro u s e ,, {’^ « ntl you , ^ ilt uf n!1 * * oUicn made by Walsh. The first had The­ ■brown more easily obtainable. Vised as favors. At one. o'clock n Mrs. G. I). Bishop, Mrs. F . E. Drockhnhn nnd Mrs. da Barn in the s t a r role. . * Mrs. Henry Heath of Charlotte,' five counsc luncheon wns served. Roumillnt. Mrs. W, J. Thigpen,, entertnln nt 8 o’Walsh has made this new edi­ N. (’., arrived Imre Monday nnd hotne of the form e r on tion of “Carm en" a very candid is the guest of Mrs. E. 1>. Brown­ Covers ..were laid for Mrs. H enry Mrs. llnl Wight, Mi's. I). L. T h r a ­ [venue, complimenting affair. T h e 'g y p s y cigarette gill lee at her home on Palmetto Ave­ H e ath ;.M rs. E. Dw,UrgwnIpc, Mrs. sher, Mrs. Horry B. Lewis, Mrs. William M. McKinmiff, Mrs. Stella Donald Mnffett, a recent will he shown as she was and not nue. P. Drummond, Mrs. ii:«t v A rrington, Mrs. Junius Turnbull, George A. De Cottes nnd Mrs. the tinseled personality of opera '>«’ »•*« I" t Mrs. L. J. Frazier, Mrs. H. II. Miller. Ia t u r d a y and other screen productions. .109 Park A vc. Shtip MrCnnlih arid Mrs. Thigpen, ince at Hotel F o rrest Dolores Del Rio, who gave .Chur* ' Phone 191 ■f ■i 'JU' i V Alexandria, Egypt, plans to erect ranine such reality in “ What Price n municipal theatre. ^ Story H our a t It) n’- Glory," will play the title role. | Library. OtherH in the cast a re Don Alvar­ ado and Ben Bard, MONDAY. Nearly all the wardrobe and in Club will meet n t 8 11 . „„ u Je home of Mrs. ^A'slie equipment for th e new Fox Film edition of "Carm en" has been im­ flgewood. lib will have smoker ported from Spain, where Edwin im ent nt 7:80 o'clock C. Hill, an agent for the company, jpnl l'nrisb.. House on h a s b e e n 'g a th e rin g -R for iiionttA. | Centre. A H 'Shriiiers'orr The picture ’dallies to the Milano Theater."today. . lend, | Guild will have nmm il /clock a t the Parish DUBLIN HAS MUCH DISTRESS To relieve the dial rets caused by [Mrs. Clarke l.eonnrdy. M. King as hostesses. the g re at number of unemployed in tile city, Dublin, Ireland, lias [TUESDAY. \ voted $50,000. A road extension Class of the F irs t Bap* [will meet nt 7:80 o’* scheme has given work to 825, but home of Mrs. It. T. neither money or employment is available to absorb all unemploy­ E ast Second Street. ment. Those with dependents arc I)nu t merit of the Wn- being given first consideration. ! will hold short busil followed by bridge ourists nt 2:80 o'clock irnn's Club. Hostesses Hal Wight, Mrs. W. jtnfflcy nnd Mrs. Fran'i fflil Bridge Club Meets At Mrs. Frank L. Miller’s1 A n d Personal Activities 1 --------------------------- S t a r “Wh a t Price Glory.” Comes Here In Newest Picture 2 ' ■{arSWfcSSftgiLti Personals Introducing: l1^ .'.jjL'jll-.'ITaW* $ 5.00 Pennanent "’Waves 509 First Nat’l Bank Building Special .^5.00 Permanent Wave At The Mila W e Are Coming: To Sanford Theater Today Sheerest Quality Phoenix Chiffon and service weight W ith the New Pro-file heel. A ll colors. Cooked Food Sale EDNESDAY W. Meisch J r., will he members of the Afternoon Bridge Club ck at her home on c. inner’ Dance at the given by Cir le No. 1 ry C onfraternity of hurch of which Mrs. h is chairman. Dinner led from 0 to !• oYlorl:. to Ciivli* No. 1? of the IYosliytei inn ( hurt'll will IjiiVt* n riMthi-tl food sale* • DOUJfiLS PH d 0 OOSAIVARAQQ •» ?igilSjySARrtUiZ-**u»n w ’ SATURDAY NOTICE ,T. A. Harrett 9:30 A. M.,—5 P. M. at Bodwell'a officii on F irs t St. next to Piggly-Wiggly. :1 Arrivals IREST H K E Ilr-. S. J. Monk, Wnsh|C .; K. II. Oulscott, of [nakers, New York; M. iJaeksonville; C. E. Contnvillc; C. V. Fifer, Frank L. Irwin nnd tnville; J. C. McGnhnn Jacksonville; C. G. Peck Phelpa, N. Y.; W. I. ^nrivilie; E. McBride, B. Arnold, JacksonM. Clav and wife, Lex- is no! nnd hits not I»et*i\ connected with 'Hit1 Colonial Cleaners for the past 1(1 days. Special Friday;-U ne table or cor^jll ;; sets and corseletts-L ANNOUNCING The Outlet’s You are most cordially invited newest fashions in fabrics. visably of French inspiration will fashion many delightful This material is 40 inches wide Crepe de Chine and G love Silk Roughneck Sweaters $ 3 . 5 0 to $ 8 . 5 0 tail0 ,hoy |<>ugh automobile in■> give you proper and make sure t h a t the rig h t policies io amount*, i «' t ., Phi* ugenry for all Automobile Insurance. P. Connelly I& Sons ftabli»hcd 190L $ 3 .5 0 With (‘Allans attached. Sizes 15 to 1(5W colors guar* 0 - 1 O O anteed 2.50 values $1.00 30 SKiltTS Silks, flannels, |K»irce and novelty materials nt*0rS* sheens in all $1.00 TOE“ LADIES SWEATERS ! Light Weight Wool. In-all colors. Discontinued styles. 2 for tJ IX » y V For men all wool " 4 v m i .ivV {j* J s.. s.o ::r[ .• • v t y vf hfT:'*v'Ul 0/ . •‘••il l e ... u» j.:.;., .it . Gowns, teds and step-ins m M BEDROOM SLIPPERS H and made Madiera Gowns and Teds. For ladies and eirls. All colors (Iood finality felt. $ | .75 to $ 2 . 5 0 '*- Zm' • | ^ HATS -j, V c J * V • 50 felt hats in an array 4 O O of colors *7 JL «vU fl, , *- ■ • s i, « , Special Friday arid Saturday Regular 65c s i# Kotex * 3 boxes for THE OUTLET .. Opposite Post Office “B i >TTfeTar ............................................................................................................................. w v w tb b o o j \2r*r-12 ' - * hplUMdi! V«, • • £';**■ *.' •i.,3 x-Hl *iw*\ ♦flv 1*:'* i*< *u —.vv* **/A'bi* a. v*aiial. *Lj .-•i'cV til J*rtJ ilfrS iff :t> MS.T.'Jldi*'* 1 - 1 ' *|' | ■WjjpOffilSf'ra itwievni1 .,--.'i; ; r . * ■"t-i*,»A ■ _ . • '■>-V ____________ h h tirr" 4*V| " ' m l - j l G * ft; *np-, f« i V J i * 2 if ,1Im^ ... )•', ;}fj _'urn • _ ?<: {W , A' I » . » ■■ One day only—FRIDAY—Don’t forget the TIME ■* AND PLACE F. B. Robbins, Prop. u c i t fcri QQ 00 U«t- .ri-gir Kayser and Van Raalte. Per pair Odds nnd ends in blacks and .;,«,ds. J7.#r. va,- $ 1 # Q 0 sizes ■ ’ u. V. I MEN’S SHIRTS All to see this lovely display of th§Nj; ; Color combinations that-^re*;;;^ in exquisitely woven silka^thattv^ spring; wardrobes. ' ‘ .n2',w? and washable! Glove Silk Bloomers 75 PAIR SHOES Discontinued styles. 'rr.M* $ 2 -7 5 yd. — — i ' COATS b sir? Mingtoy Crepes Tomorrow re sketch w a s ,;nade lnrtu.ll photograph. • Lie with death nnd rhnnccs th a t m ay loss of hundreds of well us the loss of ?:¥ A,!f * In this Sale The Outlet offers the Most unusual bargains found in Sanford. Don’t forget, Opportunity Knocks But Once! le driver Icharice” ■ Vf j;' h o * r �s . a wife. You must be a nurse, beauty specialist, buyer, a banker, a hostess. Y ou must be all these professipnals almost 'every day, yet you must not be tired at dinner. You must have good news. A nd you must not only keep up your professions, but grow wiser in them each day. seamstress, a laundress - *V |r I * 1 « • . . * * i , . .Sounds hard, but is it? Not if. you use your daily university— the advertisements. For here are the best safety-firsts; the most beautiful, most lasting draperies and home furnishings, and how to arrange them best. Vi* The information in advertisements is lat­ est and correct. Y et a brief glance is suf­ ficient to give you their news. Just a dai­ ly read in g of the ad v ertisem en ts— and there’s an easy triumph of wifehood! In selectin g, b u yin g, arran gin g, using. In keeping fresh for dinner. regularly means keeping to the fate* Read these, here, today i ,9 * ^ niimH i n>in»;c 1 1 moil*i >U u ii * ■ •OO'YX iCmrr. ti.it J 'w f.rtv V;. ,?•* i t i v w i r 1 -v W M Jtifl �I * - * > r ^ s s tT . nr,A' -. *a *a >.r T PAGEHPI JTttEr'S^NPOllDfHERALD.. THUJRSDAVi JANUARY' 10, 192T “ *»>J • ^ • To Readers Of Herald Ads. 8—Financial (.RATES In Advance U i f l ba received d collector aent i payment. A - . .. - 10C a line ............8c a line ,...7c a line on requeat, rotes a r e Lertions., fo r overajte len gth Sine. arge of SOc for V Bng is restricted ilcatlon. 19 mndc The SanrtU be responsible Lcorrcct Insertion, r for subsequent ■ office should bo liotcly in cose of SltTISERP representative ■niliar w ith ra te s Sassificntion will i l c t o information, (h, they will assist pg your w ont ad ore effective. [Found rto g .'O w n e r m ay cniling *.at this [g dog and paying "expense*. . Apply office. Pup about seven Finder please reI Nelson, Longwood. [ward. |l« )L)GE [ml Grnliam trucks. S tr e e t . ' Phone J. A) WAN CO. Auio i h e c l metal works, lenue. Phone 710-W. RUICK CO. [gnolia Avc. one 307. [M ARM 0N3 Lulomobile Co. I Ave. Phone 137. Service [a i n t . second grade matthat will lust. It pause it covers up further, and wears you buy your paint lull. Sanford Paint [fo. 112 W. F irst St. fa rm s . Groves, f-. Park Avc. Phone I’UINT SHOP jrieo on anything in phone call will get one 417-W. ‘J ItnilfO-JK rji.u W A IX S |L\V WALL PAINT NEW iVND RET[RTHF.R IN FORM APHONE 236-J OR JLLEU, BANFORU. KlJf. STORK— I're[hugs, Soda. We hto | your phone. Call 103 Sib ns of all kinds. Paint & Wall P aper [It—repairing, piano (ports with 17 year* knford music store pc. Room 10 & 11 McPhone K32. [il.ncKS— Irrigation tenoral cement wovk. tele Co. J. E. Terk 3rd and Rim. [FlN’G—The Roof EvMelal shingles; tin and golvlnizod l^ies 11. Cowan. 11 Oak St. Phone 1 1 1 . [anted Female refined young lady, to ll assistant. Must be Incut, reliable, not [ik. Please answer in aulwriting. Give ref| 0 . Drawer 1380. 19—Houses-Eor~Sale. — — 2G— Miscellaneous For 'Sale «■ *» ______ ■SANFORD BOND AND ■ MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second St. i Will lunn on improved business and residence property. Also will buy f ir s t m ortgages a s security. FOR SALE—Small cottage on re a r of lot, Magnolia Avenue near southside school. Ideal place to live until such time as Inrge house is desired on front of property; In good neighborhood. Will sell on ensh payment of $50.00 with the 10-A—Poultry And Eggs balance payable like rent. Prjce Ready to take orders fo r Rhodo $3500.00. Inquire a t The Herald Island Red Baby Chcks. Mrs. W. office. R. Guorry, Route 1, Sanford, Fla. County, subject, lo (Us Dsmoarwtto Prffnhry.'YoUr nuppurt will bo ap­ preciated. t . w. Law ton. f o h ri.i-aiK c i r c u i t c o u r t I lu-rob) announce my cumlldsc) for tin- office- of clerk, of the Ch-ctilt Tourt,- au jJcetito-iU* ;iMiliow of the voters U tbe June Primary. It. It. DHAS. -* •* .f r - ’ »» * » 'Radio Programs Thursdny, Jan. 10. 8:00— Dodge Presentation: Vo•ul and Orchestra — W E A F W E E l , WTIC W JAR WTAG WCSH W R C W C. Y W C A E WTAM WWJ WSAI WEBII WTMJ wefc; WHO WOW W l^lFlh-' WH A f i ^ j y S M WMC w s.^j ^ f K ^ V b t k v o o W , * " i i f. t , W FI WRHM WGR KSD. of HsmlnCounty, Hubjeet to the action 8:30—Hoover Sentinels: Muslthe ^ ’otrru In thu tfemooratie primary to lu< lirbl In June. cnl Comedy Songs — W E A F step port will Je-appreciated •WEEl WFI WRC WGY WCAE “ ^ JNO. 1>. JIN KINS WTAM WWJ WSAI WLIB r o n c tir x T Y j c u u i i KSD WCCO WOC WHO WOW 1 hereby announce my cauillduey for re-eleclloti lo the office of WDAF KVOO • WHAS WSM County Judge uf Semluuie County. Klurldn, subject to (he 'will uf lha WMC WSB WFAA. Democratic V otns of .Seminole 9:00 — Clicquot Eskimos — County, In (he I.... . Primary WEAF W EE! W JA R \WTAG election (o be lo-ld June Mil. I'JJS rfSMinutertAMJ , , JAK. (S. SI l AHON. . ,1 N , t . ... a il t l $i*i—A-------------- f " W W J WGN. KOI! Till-; l.i:illtl.ATIIII!i I hereby announce m> candldncy 9:00—Mnxwcll Hour: Richurd fur the l.eplslal ui e, subject to the Crooks, Soloist — WJZ WBZ will of the voters of Seminole County. In the primary to be held WBAL WHAM KDKA WLW on Julie U, 1!'2S ' WJlt WRHM KSD WOC WHO M. M. l.Oltl).WOW WDAF KVOO WIIAS (lA 'g ilt N o iic c fU WSM WMC WSB W11T WJAX WTMJ WRVA KPRC WBAP IN TilK ClIlt’UIT COURT OF ftk.MlNOl.K COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN K \ W . CIIAM’KRY. 10:00—Chirngi) Opera: "FlicII Kll RKNSI'KRtlKR. Complainderm aus"—W JZ WBZ WBAL Hilt. WHAM KDKA Wl.W WJR J . l I v U m s o . N I I A 1. U It w . ( i t V k H KYW WGN W M A Q 'W E N B a n d t l R A P l ; K O T T I i R , t i l l u tfiy 1t e i e m h i n t s. KSD WCCO WEBII. For oak and heart pine wood FOIl I'O l'ST l' AXXKIkDII OF . phone 920 or write J. II. Sulli­ TAXHS I wish to nnnnunce to the people van, Osteon, THa. Strand wood of Semlnolr County that I tun a mixed $9.00 per coed. 2 ft. lengths cnndhlnlc for re-electl.op to Hie of­ $8.00 per cord. fice of Tax Atuicexor. subject to the decision of the voters In the Demo­ cratic Primary to be held In June ITffity of WOOD & COAL a»» Hu­ of this year. *T A. VAUGHAN. rt'a .Wood yard. 9th & . CyICTQR FOR SALE — 192(1 Chevrolet Coupe., 1925 Dodge Special’ ctiUpe. ; 1925 F.sscx Coach. . 1921 Overland Coupe. 1925 Overland Touring. 1921 For Touring and Runabout. 10— Livestock FOR SALE—Handsome two story Florida Chandler Motor Co., stucco house in high class i Kent >»vuv unullding, u u«um , Phone * m n 17. FOR SA LE — Pedigreed Police residential section. Well built and — — — — __ ___ ■ Puppies. $36. each. Mrs. K. U. thoroughly m *R.vpmta t t e r ^ McCracken, Drcamwold. Phone poet. Beautiful grounds and 638-W. LIME shrubs. This property sold recent­ ly for twelve thousand dollars. 11— Miscellaneous IRISH POTATO S E ttf/ 1 Present owner is willing to sacri­ fice for ten thousand. Apply Box W A N T E D baby carriage, good BAUMAN BROS. condition, cheap,. Address B o x 1-’11! care Snnfcrd Herald. "The F arm er's Supply Store." 900, c-o The Hc-rnid. ' 212 F irs t Street Save 2 6 % , O. 5. Vaughn, optome­ Political Announcements trist, L. H, Griffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 306 E. 0th Str o i l t a x \ \ s si:* so it Eycs examined, Glasses mndc, only I 11ore by" untiousife to tho people fully equipped. P la n t in Sanford. i>i S. iiiIihjIiC (futility itint I am a raiulltlate for tux, assessor mjbject N O T I P K OK M A H T K R ' H s a i . k Also w atch and clock repairing— to the decision jif (lie voters In N O T I P K Is h e r e b y g i v e n that i reasonable prices. i lie |>einocrutic 1‘j-itiini-j to b>\ held u n d e r a n d by v i r t u e o f a P e e i y e l 20— Farms For Sale III June of this f e ll I linen lived o f F o r e e l o s u i e a n d H a l e e j i l t t m l j THURKUA.Y, JA NU AR Y. 19. Bicycle, Gun, Lock und Phonograph in Uranus' ugii Kelniuole -counties Ip Lite a b o v e • e n t i t l e d eai t si r o i l ] T he Associated P rrss. ■ I I Jlnvc served" ti* ( t i e l l t b d a y o f . lu n u n r . v. 'A. IIP OVIEDO C ELERY .LAND ■ for (t> repairing our. specialty. Toys, county. rommlMItnWr on ■ und off l a ! # , I. a x S p e c i a l M a s t e r i n P h a n - ! 272.0. WPG Atlantic City, 1.100: bicycles, sporting g^bds, and fish­ Ten acre- o r more, one mile from for 12 years. I have iniide my liv­ e e r y , o n M o n d a y t b " Ul h d a y o f i erm an’s supplies. Geo. W. Declch, city limits, flowing wells, ('oast ing ralslna stock and citrus fruit F e b r u a r y , A. .!) 192 *. s a m e b e i n g | 8. dinner dance; 8:30, Playground fttvmIiia. 1,propose to let every a R u l e D a y o f t i l l s C o u r t a n d a 1 I’evi let's; 10:29. organ recital. "The Bicycle Store." McLnnder Line and Seaboard loading tracks and ru it v '- si* proportional i l e g a l s a b ' s d a y . l u f r o n t o f l lie one-hair mile from property. PHto taxpayer Arcade. share of luxe* b> view lint the pro­ C o u r t H o u s e til S a n f o r d , . S e m i n o l e 285.5, WBAL Baltimore. 1,959: $225 per acre, nothinj* down. Pay­ perty personally. Your support (•utility F l o r i d a , wi l l o f f e r f o r s a l e 14—Rooms Without hoard 8, siring t o t h e h l g b r s l . mi l b e s t b i d d e r f o r 7:30. organ recital; able 10 equal annual payments, util lo* appreciate*K. If. k I MUCK. c a s h , d u r i n g (lie l e g a l b o u t s i d Interest 0 pet. quartet; 9, Maxwell H our; 10, Buis a l e , t h e f o l l o w t i i * d e s c r i b e d l a n d . FOR RENT- -1 room, 112 Laurel Paul P. Barnett, 19 Wall Street, I IIH STATIC 31CX \TUlt H i l u n l e . l y i n g ol i d . b e i n g lu 'the Ave. I lit iel>) ii nnoilje i us u .cuitdidale Comity of i-ialuiilr noil Ktatr of kito Hour. Orlando, Florida. Phone 8393 lo sneeeed my sell as Semitor from Florida no pari o iilarly dimcrlb422.3, WOR Newark. 710: 11:15, or 6313. lo-ull: tlm ::;th Senatorial dlslrlet com- ed uh foil. Piano Pills; (5:30. Dodge Victory The \ v . l . . | of Lot* flfpostd of Setttlliole HreVard iCoilu15— Apartment For Rent 22—Real EHtale To Exchange ties sabjeei lo tbe I leiiiocrnl lo I ,*i-11 t i t mil Sixteen (1C), of Six; 7,- Hhclton Ensemble; 7:30. i ‘do. I. i primary to lie held June Mb 1928. < • • ifjrr tjne 1 1), TWO rooms furnished for light if eleelibl 1 promise lo eoiulnue I- bu bin. accunltiig r S i ill •Dyer’s orchestral; 8, __New York housekeeping on first ^tjoor. B E A U T IF U L lake view bungalow, to work foi Uu* best Interest of Me .iftoiils Map of .HanK l: Sylvan Shores, Mt. Dora. For i i FI.., ,i a* per pint thervillstrlel a till I 111 \ 11 * • you to my university; pianist; 8:25, N. Y-, Private entrance. 800 Elm Ave. a ..........I in I*1itt llook Sanford or Jacksonville property. ....... . on sueli Impoi lani leiflsluPhilharmonic otvoes’. ra; 10:30, o r­ .>.■ 1.1 of the I'ulitlon as pood loads, eoiiservutlon of NEWLY furnished apa rtm ents for Box 395, Mt. Dora, Fla. -u I Seminole Coiiiiour natural risou.ees. leiluctluit of gan nocturne; 11:05, Jqydin Roy­ •I lllll slate taxes and t duration. I Irak rent. Phone 884-J. 'Commercial P.l-li the suppor: of all lot a I I lemocrals I’ni I'liasex^lW' pay al orchestra. 21— Acreage For Sale S treet and Park Avenue. J .1 I'.MUtiStl \v b . yv IITK. 491.6. WEAF New York. 010: 0, Sp<*etal M'lisler. Waldorf Astoria orchestra; 7, TWO 3 room modern furnished FOR S A L E :--B eautiful nri-engo KOII HIIKItll'r I.L ip I I.Si iN apartm ents, private hnth. g a r ­ between Orlando loads. 33 1-3 I li* i t Ly ummuMT my oniitililucy \VSi,||,H. Mid-week Hynm Sing; 7:510, Cow­ f. i < ••mplahiaiit thu tiffin* «•[ Hhfiiff t«f Hemlli* age. $30 and $35. Sanford and acres, consisting of some high and for ard Comfort Hour; ole «**imil> Milijtu i to tinv ill t> f in t i i i : i ii:< i it i <'I ItT tiF Till*. ,, 8, Dodge .Pres, some low land. Ideally situated I lie vlit»’1 1* nt iti** Jim** l’i *:iiiiry. Geneva. Phone 240-W. > .1 c i > u 'I . \ l . j e n tu tio n ; 8 :39, Hoover Sentinels; T (V KNTY Til Mil for poultry farm. Frontage on old .r i m.v u ; u ,a n u Cl n e t IT i IF I'Ll > iVi'uNTV AS|N *1' Vlicqltol Eskimos; 19, Stllith 1101 Orlando road. Can be bought at I 'l l ! SFMINOl.i: FOH RENT — Apnrtmcnt, Brothers; 10:30, Dance orchestras I flll XT \TIC l.l'.CIsl. t TI HK iTIANCFItV a bargain with very easy payments. Elm Ave., Corner lltli St. i :.\t z m ; m ; i : ii , I’ompiaiuI wish lo iiiiuou'.ieo mt eanitldacy w, s 1-2 hr*.). This is an opportunity for some lot the State l.eln*lut ill■«« (Group I1111, 154.3. WJZ New York, 1189: 0. FOR RENT — Two furnished one to get a desirable poultry farm 2 1 ainl tt’lll appii c.ate support In apartm ents, large rooms, 919 for alm ost mUhitik^ F or’ fuctlwr Jhv in Im ar' lo he livid lu .Tune. > f i / p >ll.\CAN. information sc > R’/ J ' / f w l l y , First V J Park Ave. It BALI 1 in.MVANY. » ciiip>uaa ',' ' ' ‘'‘ hflflO, (.>10, LofUBaTdy Oln National Bank Building, Sunford, Unn ii ra .i nl/'-'l ant] cxlellng on - chest ru; 8, Retold Tales; 8:30, r o i t t l .ic itu » r i i i i : t n t c i l T ■In tin* Ian* uf tin* Stair ol Ampieo Hour: 9, Bulkitc Hour; 11, c o t IIT Florida. 16—Houses For Rent Flol lllll DefcIMllllltS I loo . lit inuiouiiia tn> eandldttey slumber music. ^ CITATHlN. for the ofjlee of Cleil, of the ClrFOR RENT: One two story dwell­ 26— Miscellaneous For Sale cult I'oin-t nibjcct t.. the will of TUB STATU UF FLUID DA T> 195.2, W FI-W l.IT. Philadelphia, MARHARKT II IVI IITK the voters at the 1'.iiiocrutlc p ri­ ing, (ill West Second St. Apply II uppruriim irotn iln alt bluylt s 749: 8, Pudge P r e s e n ta tio n ;.8:30, mary o|| ,I innli, l ‘* L ‘S FOR SALK—Good Ford Delivery J a y IL Bock. If. I. TllllAkUKit I ui tbe SuMrtim (nr Cuni(ilaiii:iiil Hoover Sentinels; 9, Clicquot E s­ ’Tii-tlu- aim ', •mil LU rniise Ihal vnii truck $50,00. Remington T ype­ kiy, jc non ■r> *til« nt uf I be stain <»t kimos. FOH SltF.IIIFF SMALL unfurnlslld house close in. w riter $15.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat I hvretiy unnountr myself as a I'ti KoYi anti tJiiit >uu arc .t 315.(5, KDKA Pittsburgh, 950: Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. 15th almost new. Make me an offer. i’ll ri>l liluto for (tlu-riff uf Seminole real*tent of a Stull ul" Conn- (1:15, Little Symphony orchestra; 1i> ntlier than lb, ^ttntn uf Flurbin. County Miliji'd to ibn nclinn of St. J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel. tin' Drmoi'ratlr |irlmary lo be anil Hint ytiur |ir»‘sciu rialtli-ncc 8, concert; 9, Maxwell Hour; 10, In-Ill In tb? early p.ul uf Juno 1928. anil aililrcKs Is iinkno"u. 1 story bungalow near southTIIKRKFOKl:. You - MaiKimt It Ilalkitc Hour. \’cr> ii'spe.etlvely. side prim ary school. 5 rooms FOR S A L E - lies', bearding house .'179.5, WGY Schenectady, 790: L K. IlltjX D V. \*. Illtc. npy nrili-ieil ami n-uulrcil t<> III Jn-|n|*u’ IllI* court uu (be iilli Ua> ■!:3t), dinner muulc; 7, Dodge P res­ business in Sanford’. Centrally sleeping porch. Apply It. C. Phil­ foic a i i k u i f f I “• ry A. I > 132*. mol appeal n' t' i brunry t> 192*. mu located. Well established, making lips, Seminolo County Bnuk. I lii't -.by iinimuiicu my cunHMacy t i tin- bill uf conipliilnl exbllillc l entation; 8:30, Hoover Sentinels; for r »■-1•Ii*i-1ion in tin* <>ftl,-o of Hlur- itk.illisl you 111 llkl* cause, otbnr- 9, Clicquot 'Eskimos. money. BX, Herald Office. iff r>r Hemlenle county subject lo n Isc a ilccrce pm coOIcshii "111 be FOR R EN T—3 room cottage. 1413 1158.5, W ife Washington, 040: I Ill- lie!Ion of i lie voters In the ■oli i cij apalust >on E. 4th St., n ear F orrest I-ake Wood, all lengths, for sale. Leave Denioi-r-.Hu pi linpry in be belli next IT JS (IRHKIIKD that Till* tin- 8, Dodge Presentation; 8:30, orders at 1511 Melloijville Avc. June. I ivlll appri-elsle ’ yjour licit, ainl Cli.iilmi be iiubllabeil lu Hoover Sentinels; 0. Clicquot E s ­ Hotel. Modern improvements. Call support, lespcctfullv yours. Tin- Hanford ller.ilil, u nc«**pnpei F, II. Dyson. next door. ptiblHIietl In Sunrui'il. Honilliolo kimos; 10, Smith Brothers. C M. HAND. Ci.unly, Fliirldu. once elieli week Southern. FOR SALE: $1699.09 worth f u r­ Foil CI.F.IIIi OF COURT In. fniir conseciitlvc week* FOR R EN T— Unfurnished cottage 29(5.15, WWN'C Asheville, 1 .0 10 : I bereli> Miiiioiim-e my eunilltiuey nishings und lease on -12 room "lin es* my liaml nn>1 *>-iil of Hie a t 1705 Magnoliu Avenue, close hotel. Furnished, Unv rent. J. A. foi elei g of ||ii' i'll roll court sub­ Circuit eniltl of (lie Twenty-llilnl (5:15, dinner music; H, studio pro­ ject In Hie u III of tbe vulnt* in Utulb liil Ftrcuil plrciL nt Floi Ida, lu mol to school. $15.00 monthly. Inquire ("ole, Lincoln Hotel. County, on till* !7tb gram ; 10:45. theatre frolic. the Democratic prliymty in be>hciill f*r S> mlimlc r at The Herald office. June fi I «ili iipprcclutu your ir iv -,,r Itccembcr. A. D. IM2T. 4475.0, WSB Atlanta. 08(1: 8. v t: I n i n slash, Now six-room inmii-ni bungalow, so pport. Dodge Presentation; 8:30, Hoover clerk i f die Circuit Cnurt of i: a c o n n FOR R EN T—5 room bungalow at and 100 laying liens. Will sell (tic T w e n ty -T h ird Jilillclal Sentinels; 9, Maxwell Hour, 10, t hed 2121 Palm etto Avenue, circuit <>f Florida, lu mu) for Utah program. at a bargain and good terms. I'HL_____ _______ FOIl M I'HRIVn.M IKNT OV ScpihiobCuuiiiy. Floridly I 't. n i .n i ^n s t h u f t i o NJ* 7 looms, hath, living room, dining No. 2(509 Otf.dge Ave., Sanford. ID A M U'KKKS, 381.4, KTHS Hot Springs ,780: 1 mu . .millPlate for ru-elkettoa $25.00 kitchen. Garage. room and IV C 9. Popular Refrains; 10, concert Florida. Route A. Box 17(1. F. In the office nj .HUperllili intent of public Instruction for Seniluule Key at The Herald monthly. IN m i : c t t u i n o f rut-: coi ntv o rchestra; 1 1 , dance concert. office. •It DDK. HKMINt tl.K I'll'N T I _________ ______________ ___ .122.1. WIIAS U uisville, 930: 8. HTATK OF l-'I.IJRI DA. Al.l'lli'.l) (> 1 Dodge Presentation; 8:30, Hoover I tt i. t ItV Kstate >«t SMALL unfurnished house. Close 11A"'SON, Dt>rt*UM'il T*I.1 ^ Sentinels; 10, Band Hour, in. Rent cheap. Apply 598 W, ... IN I’lt« •*( vru: 510.9. WMC Memphis, 680: 8, FINAL Nt FFIl' i: 15th St. XmI i>>• I* liereby lilveit that lit* Itoilge Presentation; 8:30, Hoover iiiiil. rKlUUuil will, on I In- 2(tli ilav For R ent—Six room house with uf Frbrnnry. A l> m2*, in-erellt Sentinels; 10, Band Hour. 610.9. WMC Memphis, 580: 8, lu I lo- lluitol aiilf l.'oilllty Joilsf •>( electric lights and running wal- j ,s< nil null- Count v. Floibla, tifi finpresenlution; 9, Maxwell er. Furnisiied for lignt-housekeop- | :il (.turn, account ami voui'b.r* a- ' M . . * • An tii iuIni nit fix uf i in* fi#ht ii 11* *»f | Hour; II» Ibfilrituiil®. *ng. Enquire T. A. Green leaf, a i ,i t ; i : d l*. d a w h m n . ....... .. 322.4, WSMB New Orleans, 930: laike Mury, Fla. nun .>1 M.tbt time, tbi-u ami tlifi'r. .... • •... ........ mi,k>- antiiteaiion t>' ttie *«tii 19:30, orchestras, instium cntul, JuilK' foj* ii final seltlrmcnl of tier • ymnlSix room house; Tenth, between iiilMiliii*l ration of iiabl >*lat>-. ami Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent ful ami ol der dl*>'bai u Iuk lift a* I *m l> A<lmlnl*tratrlx. reasonable. Phone 251. I'all'll till* Hu- 2*1 b <|ay of Dfff ii'lu i. A. i». ms:. 17—liusl'iess Places For Henl BLIZAIIICTII DAWSON, A* AdmllilNlrut rl * | of Mif Kstutf of STORES for R ent—Suitable for ALI-TU.I) l \ JiAWSDN. either office or small business. I IfCf USl-ll Rent reasonable. Phone 864-J. We hatch henlthy, stu rd y chicks. O rder yours now. Will hatch eggs -also. Look for Scminolo Hatchery, 1 mile north of Longwood. II. I. Kcontz, Longwod, Fla. '.■'■tJV.VM Sr J The Herald. Strictly FOR SA L E — 75 f o o t . lo t .facin g I „sls. Sco Mr. i’owc a st on P alm etto Avonue north 1 Her Id. of H ughey S treet. W ill sacrifice if sold im m ediately. V ery little cash required and ea sy payment* r-To borrow $3,000.00 on the balance. A ddress P. O. Box , ' 1?ecured i»V firat 431, Sanford. W*H located stucco FOR SA L E — N ew 6 room mod­ rn#worth ^ b l e ern bungalow one block from L'hl C*nt ,ntcr«*t and H igh School. Inqulno a t 008 W. 1 ^ nus. Address Box that _— 'V.ttT.'A-t:S*J.S WASHINGTON, Jan. HI.— (1N3) Two proposed passenger flights icrofs thq„ Atlantic this eununcr -rmic under-tiie bun of thu atlvixoiy mow 11 of the-Nntinnal--Aermiautic Yssoclntion today. Two weeks ugn he boarti of governors of the as* ociation recommended the flights with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh pi oting one. plane, and Lt. Lcstei Jail land the other. The advisory board held th at «r Atlantic passenger service would ■>e too hazardous with present avi­ ation equipment, and the gain .vould not offset the cost anil risk t he board decided to devote effortf ti opening pp commercial a ir lines n the United States. U TILITIES FIGHT PROBE “Nipped inthebud’’ without ‘‘dosing’' by rubbing over throat gind chest ar\ Follow Ourf t vW; iv . For a Belter Hbme dl t-A ds ta lle t t o s t ^ HE lowness of the selling cost when you bmr or sell through Want Ads is bound to benefit both buyer and seller. ible pure! For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser your home immediately bv fully describing your for tperty and inserting a Want Ad in our paper property oncec or ttwice. ___ By , using one of our Want Ads tbe purchaser and seller are benefited by immediate fP - . n lnn. personal investigation, and the extremely low cost of our Want Ada. T The Sanford Herald Clajudfled Dept. Phone 148 ’<* Pim ple s ELDER ARRIVES KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jnn. 19.— (IN’S ) — Ruth Eltler, daring A t­ lantic Ocean flyer, arrived here at 12.30 this afternoon, from St Louis. Inability - to find the a i r ­ port, a t which several hundre 1 persons had gathered to greet her, was said to have delayed the flight, causing some fear, for h er safety. J. G. Sharon Attorney'<tt-l.aw Will practice in all the courts Examinulior. of Abstracts of Land Titles given especial attention For yesn yoar* prop!* all STir. tha world bava aufftrad From conn and rallouia*. Low wa bava a ramady that will raatlr rnmiva tham quickly and without pain and wa ran prova tt. ir jon ata oaa of tha wnfertpnata afrre* who liava triad ail klnda or ao call ad ' -i orn rum" without raautt—If yeu hava a atutiUorn old com er catlaua (hat Juat won't coma oIT—drop lu teday and lat ua tall you about XND-O-CORN, ar if you lira loo far away, write to SNS-OtOUN ISADORATORlM*. 4 OarB.ld Bird., chh-arv, and wa wlU saa tkai yaw raaalra a Jar. I or McLaulins ■ifVV. RIGGERS DAIRY FARM Phone 3711 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream B utter Milk Milk for Babies 1 . THOUSANDS OF CORNS REMOVED soothes m irritated throats ENGRAVING Jew elcrs-Oplometrist Watch Repairing Diamond Mounting. Acute Indigestion Diarrhoea, Choleri Morbus. Bloody Flux, Colic, Burns, etc. Elixir Sweet Bugle is a purely Vtiriablc Sumpound aaJ paH frctlv safe #v*n ft f the imaUcM child. A tart rt* lid in (he trouble! for *litch It 4i rtconKMnJcdi DR. E. L. V / E L U O U R N ’S ELIXIR 5 vV £ E T B (JG L E 666 AT Y O U R D R U G G IST ’S LANEY’S DIIUG STORE Meiuch llld g . Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe^ Flu, Dengue Hilious Fever and hi^iaria It kills (he germs. Sanford, Fla. Me HEYNOLDfe DRUG CO. Sunford , Fla. LAKE MARY PHARMACY Lake Mary m m tm Fla. mm* Consider C h u lu o ta ^ -1 F L O R ID A GROVES UNITFARMS and H0MES1TES Chuluota Florida, i.x Mluupi-I ’ t)p the OlieechobiT Divisioi* — ihi-l l-’|:---idu East Coast Railway inidAay betwi-on OuiIioiii u:.d*b:-auiii ui Oriumlo. Chuluuta with 10,009 ncyolning •>crv>-, owmi! and developed by a subsidiary of the H a u le r System, is now nvi tal»|™ for home sites n.nt farm unit*. This high rolling section in F'lorida’s scenic lake country is especially adap­ ted to the growing or i*trus fruits, winter truck and field crops, und is ideul for dairy cows, hogs and poul­ try. The Chuluota Company has cleared - nnd -feared a num ber of ten-ucre unit farms, some u:ready planted in tangerine oranges, and on each has built ii cluirming five-room bunga­ low with all mocvni conveniences in­ cluding garage. Electric light,*. Good schools. Pure sw ater. Prices very reasonable term s to suit the purchaser. Persistent coughs and colds lead to aeriuua trouble. You can stop them iuiw with Croomulaloa, an emulsified with two-fold wet Ion;. it soothes and heals the Inflamed membranes and in­ hibits germ growth.K ir coi t)> o r A n m t fAMiiy creosote Is reclUkoOWB ' ,1 \ h \ i j a s by high mi ical nut her llie* ao IL L one of the greatest healing agencies for periistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. CrcomuWion contains, la addition to creosote, otjier healing elements which soothe and heal Can positively De cleared up—often the infected membranca and stop lha in 24 hours I Sulphur in combination irritation and inflammation, while tha with menthol does it I Succeeds where other measures fail. . Sulphur clears creoaote goea on to the stomach, is ab­ the skin, reaches down into the skin sorbed Into the blood, attacks the scat and kills the parasites that cause roost of (he trouble an4 checks the growth skin troubles. And as sulphur dears of the germs, Creomulslon u guaranteed satisfac­ dhe akin, menthol. heals I t Twofold* tory in the treatment af persistent action for perfect results. Pimples, blackheads, acne, skin eruptions—even coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, fiery acaema—yields. The itching and bronchitis and other forma of respira­ burning and soon thor- tory diseases, and la excellent for build . . . slops . .instantly . . .MIAMI, Fin., Jan. l O ^ -( IN B )— Efforts to obtain legislation to eli­ minate writs of injunctions a * n moans of lire a ding strikes will rought-wf this session of congre.w by the executive committee of the Aniericnn Federation of Imbor, it was announced, here by President William Green a f te r a meeting of t|ie committee here late yesterday. The executive coupcil will call n meeting of nil international unions for consideration of strike legis­ lation in Washington nnd n con­ centrated lobby on btehalf of Union forces will be made- in the Senate WASHINGTON. Jan. Ii-.— (INS ) —The Walsh. Resolution calling tor un investigation of the public itilitlcs industry was bitterly, astailed today by former Senator Irvine Root of Wisconsin, Washngton counsel for the utilities in-e tests, tippearing before the Sen ite Interstate Commerce Committee contended that an adverse pub ! -tic opinion m ight tie crented by tht | imposed inquiry th at would jirovi itirmful to the industry. ’s Colds 18— Wanted To Rent fa n le d M ale 1°—Houses For Sale P — - ■t foreman wanted o n ’80 FOR S A L E —Spanish house now | and potato farm near rented fo r $50.00 monthly. In ^ Good job with good good location. Will sell fur [nergctic. reliable man $0,000.00 on term s of $260. cash experience. Address and the balance $75.00 per month Office. House contains 5 rooms. Large lot, Address C. M uung man of good double garage, etc. A. II. Care The Herald. Y to solicit ads fo r la i U 'f 'iiM i , AdvisoryfioardjBims Labor -Un Strike Legislation Trans-Atlantic Hops ___ • COLDSTHAT W A NTED: By cuuplu without |An industrious wunichildren: Small house or apurt[oustrate, in homes, a merit, furnished. B. W. J. Herald. J e l l s to every wornbaker. See Mrs. R. J. W A NTED—6 or 0 room house " l’u| k Ave., afte r six furnished. J . E. F. Herald ufIcy or Friday.fice. j!r’ •-‘Political- Announcements- 't i a r l e :3 8 g g g g W rite for free booklet aad Information. r fu rther : U SE THECOUPOH --------------j ; IV, Hoffman, Vice-President, CHULUOTA COMPANY... • ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, l c Without obligation please aoiid me the Chuluota bettklet. *"*■" Name S treet k :<k � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a24ef0267f4dfb7e5b222383376cf553.pdf a17610b5b0c88827af1e6063041f6e8f PDF Text Text s • * »’ THE WEATHER .1 ...................................... G enerally fa ir to n ig h t and T h u rs­ day. E xtrem e N orthw est Florida, p artly cloudy to night and T h u rt‘toy. ' . . El in Florida’s H eart. Id’H Grentest Vegetable ts Richest Gnrden Land. ) fc XIX. Leased Wire InternnHnnal News Service AirplaneContinue&_ On Record'Attcmpt; (Session May Be [ed Shortly For ing ForrestLake [A.RaymondKey !ar Term loses Tuesda _—^ ■ .u a p f ■ ^ »* ■— i M U N fC IPA L AIRPO RT, SAN FRA NCISCO, Jan . IS.— (IN S ) —H er th re e motor:! idling nr 1,2!M) revolutions per m inute, thb Fokkor monoplane "S pirit n ' C alifornia’' n t KrOl* A. M., to. day had rem ained alo ft 24 Imura in her fourth atte m p t to sh a tte r th e w orld’s endurance fHglh rvcoitl. C aptain Churl**.* Kingf-fm ifim itli. and Lieut. George It. Pond, co.pilots of tin- cruft ra ­ il‘re d lit 8:00 A. M., "all's well— cruising over field—still bitter| ly cold." • __________ WRIGHT CLEARS " SANFORD FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY JANUARY 18, 1928 Eddie PeH GoesOn Stand In OwnBehalf A t Murder PRIVILEGE .Trial Being Held In Deland ADITS r FOR Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations ChairnmnOf J’ublisfur’HCom­ mit tee Impresses On Fed­ eral Radio Commission The Right Of C. s . Newspapers Represents Large r News Syndication American Railruttl Require--- ■ OTHER FIENDISH ACTS Adolph Ilolelling Confesses Ilttving Attacked Two Girls And Is Suspected Of Being ‘ApcMnn’WnoSprendTerroi* Wishes To Clear Up Unsolved Crimes State Authorities Exert Ev.-„ ■ S h Im m e d ia te NUMBER 110 Marines Leave For : Scene Of Fighting • DELAND.. Jan . 18.—T h at h e ] W alker was n dep u ty sh eriff :it shot Ccnstablu David *5. W alker j Osteen. in self-defense was the substance* Brocks testified m at Eddie Pell of th e testim ony o f Eddie Poll ‘•’mne to him and su rrendered the alien lie took the w itn ess stand day of thv shooting. He accom ­ on Monday afternoon, and recited panied I'ell to tiie scene and saw the events that took place when n 4iV calibre nu .o in n l’.c revolver W alker iq lltd : t his homo t h e 1laying in li pool of blood beside forenoon of duly . taut, and was i the body o f the dead m an. the gun being n ea r the right hand. killed. He said there was blend on the Pell writ* put through a g ru e l­ b u tt of the revolver and blood and ling cT oss-rx.uiinntion by A lter- ram i in the barrel. .. . u a t tim es ncy 8. J.. . Hillmih rind . TRY TO OBTAIN CLOSE ACCORD MANAGUA, N icaragua, Jan . 18.— (IN S )— R einforcem ent of United S tntes M arines le ft to ­ day fo r the Nucvas Segovia dis­ trict. Forces of N icarag u an In ­ su rg en ts arc reported active nearby. According to U nited S tn tes M arine a ir scouts Gen. A ugustino Snndinn, lender of the rebels, has w ithdraw n his o u t­ posts into the region o f El Chipotc and has removed his head­ q u arters. A dherents of Snndino nre reported to have exploded two bombs in the town of Jinotegn, th ro w in g th** population ’ into panic. Some of the residents fled, but the la te s t re p o rt from Konotcgn saiiF the plnce w as Qui*'L ■ ----- *>METT:r~T/ / r • *V Ambassadors To Sixth Pan-AmericanUnion Wish To ImpressOn Group OurSincerity Americans Show Fnertdly F eeling C o n v ictio n I the accused ere a sei I man, mim. Pell said lie did was not on, Brooks said W A S H IN G T O N dan. | <— «INSy not rem em ber o r denied th a t ho th at he noticed at the tim e th at IT. I NT, Mich., Jnu. IS.— (IN 'S )—Adolph llatcllin g , fiend -Tile r ig h t o f th e A m erican men's had bred th c 'ix a c t w ords quoted tlm revolver wn„ 'cocked because lie let down the hum m er, but he slayer, uf 5 y ear old Dorothy 1" udeigintr sh o rt wave Utq-.lii from tin* report. , Schneider, was sentenced to ,| gtr JJO o ii nn ti C o u n t s Eleven Cases Are Diftiiiwd Of radii, f a r tii.ie s v. as inipiv i I up,' When eiiurt riivusod at 1 noon now knows the safety w as not on ^ o u u its , T w o o t I u .r s Are Taken mi tlie i'.'iler.d R;>..li,» ' n: oubsi,*.*. | yc tcidiiv aruium 'iit w as in pro- In nuso lie bn since 'exam ined an life m prisonm ent at M arquette Into today when he appeared Under Advisement; Rulings tedny l,y do. e| ii Pierson of ( hieu- | g lo ss over the adm ission o f tes'.i- autom atic and has found th at the HAVANA, Jan. 18— (IN S) bci:il term of the circannot lie* li t down w ith In the court room of Judge li,Eight, Cases At elteversed go, chairm an of the Inii-rican nipny offered 1>> the s ta te to the Immmer —The American delegation the safe ty on. He said he d i d ’not J l-’rcd W. Brennan, and entered |r t for Seminole Comp­ Publisher's ( ’able and it i mu effect th at b.no. h o i been found a plea of guilty, lie won rushexam ine tin: revolver to find if, to the Sixth Pan-American ni it tie . on tin h o liie.^i.f the dead m an's Charges Will Be Preferred Aile held soon for the Eleven appeal easei*, some <ff there teas a cartrid g e in tin* b n r - 1 edT oT he court room from lolljConference ia leaving no iCVolvLi'. Tile aiii.livability hml not gainsl Railroad Conductor of trying cases ill- which h a v e 'b e e n on the eiretti: _ ‘‘Tlic i;re. ■! is, nagugmA -m-1 he iieen decided w! n the •noon hour i l l but found four c a itrid g es ' hi in I'rixon and immediately a f­ For Murdering Spouse And atone unturned to convince i oniinuiiKiktion l)U.'ine..< on a more for some time, ter tlie sentence was started F o r r e s t L a k e a m i A . ■court calendar '.lie i 1.amber. Cremating Her Dend Body the auspicious countries of tlemi'inloiis and fnr-ranching scale, arrived. on his wjiy to M nrqucetc I’ris. rnrs-i Mimimiti.-n On .TnfS-i xniiiimitinti Brooks Brooks mi Stand officials of the S cm -• ,,f i""ll mi. (1 T uesday before court adjourned ii'ul in a ra sp e d m ore vital to the South America th a t the cards One the hi*: defense w it - 1 |C Hi: i. d th a t he picloj^.up Ilia rcloti til v Dank who are fo- the session. Judge Wallace W. i ■•‘•lie, than any o ther group apCHATTANOOGA, Tonn.. Jnn. on the table—face up. ■ - ” H otelling mumbled plea of • lvot. placed it Ulmer his belt nesses i"i the s'.'tnd '•C'.tcrdny was j ' nf n - , l.n aring, o r likely to iqipent, b “consider my fam ily,"-but wan IS.—-(IN S )—An indictm ent ‘ch a r­ Tiie Latin-American states­ ‘ *■ * foie fold'll}' H e court no could be ging H a rry C. Ncilson, 55, ra il­ men came to Havana antici­ shown no m ercy w hatever, road conductor, w ith m urdering pating trouble have been to lie adm itted, when questioned his wife, Mrs. K ate Ncilson, ,01, a larg e ex ten t disarm ed by by Judge Brennan, the Schnei­ >< oinm iltte is emiipo ,d o f. news last M arch and crem atin g her the bland m anner ■ • in which der crim e and also attac k s up­ ' , .......... JuXvr‘Wrlgiit'u!lk 1 17 A T I If? r m i f T I J T C lM U U U lx... tin....... court session loomed | .lo d g e W right took ' 'under under ml- p a p e r s a n d p r e s s . i - . n i . i'T t i o*: i i i I?I A D I U A hotly in tho fam ily furnace will be tho Am erican delegation, head­ on two children of his Owoso Tv, i • . .• r Vlicmelll two etlliT ei - e ., thus m i c h i n g 75,01)11.01111 per-.mi-. in lb . asked of the county grand ju ry ed by Charles E vans Hughes, Lth the circulation of a t |,.arintr lhl. ,locket llf :l)| neighbors. I n iie d S t n t e s d a ily , 'll iiicludi1. n r l n o here Friday. l> «»«rt house circles thn- W|.^ -t xv;l, nnnniin- ed. n r n r r i p r r u / ! 1C) has fallen with overy suggestion, t h e l l e n r s t N i - \ .s |i a p i s , th e I nt may upon w ithin a s*hnrl , i Mr*. F rances W illinms, for IONIA. Mich.. Jan . IK (IN S ) even including th at of open sessions M m’liilns xveiv o rd e r-1 Four of tin* I nation: I N Y \ \ n S e r v ic e , th e U n ite I k liap s in ea rly F eb ruary Ad.dph Hotelling, revealed imw whose illegitim ate love Ncilson of the conference com m ittees. T h at erVm s in tlie I're.-s, (lit- l mengM i l dism issed on I I 'M Iie, l !ie I ir. A special co u rt to hear 01 ,, concession on the p a rt of the M onitm , tiie s the arch fiend wlio attacked is charged with m urdering hia N orth American delegates s m a c k " Ik cases is said to b e . in ‘"»»« proceedings a n d th e i h - f l u isti.in Science . .. . . . . . elderly wife, will go before the i ’iiilitdi l.edgci .....; Ipliia '...... J’uiilie • ..................................... i _ two clildireii neign- Krnn|| ju ry nnd ri.|alp h er ,|ram . of "open covenants openly arrived children oi nl ms Ins wwosso Ovvosso neighJlee w ith the wishes oC f e n d a n t s w e r e r e m a n d e d fo r f u r ­ r.iid ll.-ial 1t h e r trin! in n eco r.ln m e w i t h tlie t h e -’r i m e s . W urld, n t:—a distinctive departure from L\ltorney M iilard it. Hmitli, “ F lo v d I h i l t m r , 1‘re s if lo n l L o c a l i iiilttro T o . S a t i s f y A u d ie n c e }”’!Ii! .nn,x'vjr.V"’’i I *!,irl-d ‘'ow lsL o ntie story of Ncilson** confes­ tho usual rules governing P an ­ law . A ll o f t h e cm . s in v o lv e d liq- Vr.bmie'oV N e w 'Volk.''d |l direct the prosecution. : ...................... .... ,| 15M.r.;sscs Hope That A«j» I nfavonUH. ( j-il d sn . " “ 1 ^ sion to her, the n ttp m e y general Am erican Congrosscs. • r c h a r g e s , ..j\ |.,<i ;• r nllejrc l lid! term «.r co u rt com e u f |i,|Ut*f*nn.l five for T heoretically, the advocates o f. .......... .................... .1 .... II SanlnnlM III MavoTpin. llul S*‘" «»r',’\ 5 ? £ d 'v . d j l ! i* * l su.liy '... ihr ...unfer ..f said today. ■Tuesday n fle r disposing of ,Jw fu , |)OS-,.»si,„* of \»till Ncilson came to th eir "love "open diplom acy" have won a sig­ .'.ml i- m e i ni.ininnn-eliiit, ...... pan 1 \ n ic e s O jlposllitM l I o A h Ih I 1 .Hist (M A l l l s l s S tilt n il V11(. t||(| | io loth.v Schneider. I’iosl iSorui't:! la iti la-lory. f H. , .. . ,, y. i,». .. s e e k nest" about m idnight, excited and nal victory. A ctually, there wns • r sei stun of- ,two weeks i ... Ilu* firm of IM an.I Spun- 1la'cir in an nil am am plified plified .m cnnfessioii to- tiervoifs, Mr*. Willinms testified considerable doubt today as to ju s t J iiii.. IK. d'liea ^ J. It. \> her. president MAV Then in ifcssion toher, p r e s i d e n t o.-ff th ee !| M'AV M»KK. \ IKK, Jan in I,,• .-n imn .: 1' o..t|Mpiivuupi I eer re p re se n te d pliiintilis m all o. "gn-ut mom n l" came iav penned by him self, H otelling a t n prelim inary hearing hero how open this diplomacy is to be. F lo r i d a : a t e L e a g u e , w a s r c -e ll'»i *v t-. em ber, court was rcces.-the aptienl netions except on- , th at I. nglh s.ul*.ill:.. llie fbi'ii-tnuis holidays un.l | It -Mill In ll b i t e d Fieie 111:: t e e te il to i ! at o ff ie u a t th e a n n m i hi : Sun : i night when sin- made Mini “ W ishing to clear up ev ery ­ yesterday. "I killed Kate. I it is true th a t com m itteo hearings of T. ti. S elf, being liiodle.l It.an conceit singer. thing in thc-c m u tters nnd to chopped up her body in p arts nnd will hp opcm to th e public, via tho • in !=• • debut d io l ; s ili'ie.- ■Inn:|il In. i| m i ll u v e t i n g ■ i ’* • o r g o n i / a t ion tonvem d early lids muntii ila kinsmi and Diekins. n of Or - a>e S in ' looked oil i.t.ik" u rli'iin breast of it all, I burned them in Die furnace. I press, b u t U requires but the re­ O r la n d o i n I n day aft rnoon, I In- et: t ')e \ i. e n ;iii pi i >< etite-e ai|i purpose of *ini liiilg th -i; liiiido. M illard It. Sm ith of I ' e • tnii- | ;■«-*I,!■•- nil- id'- i \i ( .ii .u e o r d in i ; t .nl. ill..- rccei* oil h ere. ' “ I ■••n a ' i i a of Ia n 's. Dei" h i* by >"iif('-s tn tin' attack upon quest of eno m em ber of the comdneket. Tic- H nils of t.be villi*, s ta te 's atto rn ey , i .-pi e-.-jii. | id I l.'i-t Ii i . 1 I!.e i. b Ik e S kintui at Oak Hill (Vine- wish I hml done it long ago," inittco to tra n sfe r the session into re-eb-i i d vie . s G. li n n . ' • ii . lull n; i in U ." I'-ei "li .lid. Id <l's li nl been expected t’> Mrs. W illiam s' quoted Ncilson as an executive one behind closed ( • . -ign-Wei ri.ll el's they bad soil*. lory. IIvvusso, un tlie state. about Feb. 17, ‘ \ii I itvt? i line n 1! a ' tin i no i a e-i.ieiit. j> dura. • tills inonlli in the doors. T h at fact accounts fo r some - ■• diaiu.is of. t lie 1Pi'll nnd to Die attac k upon Ella telling tier. w iie re p i* rented. SI'*• r-nrg I'ntir edit III! I' " nudge Weight revet e.i I • ■ -M-ssio^ ."l of tho alacrity w ith which Hughe* f ± Ncilson w as held w ithout bond in F.nglisii, liernian unto, Miti i and ( I eople.* S .niMitu, Hi I Hie n-ipi i cii-i-i ' n| t he \ m en V.ii llnrit near t'in lan d , on April ii.r.iiiiHt y cin urn l.-nce . . emirL's o ld er in the .ouvielioii o' on the m urder charge. Bail wus accepted the A rgentine proposition. ’ S anfi'td. a ' I a i-emiiu-nicalbin | I i'*‘u I* I.'ll.- i in and Vi*M«rli. Viol 27. ‘ 11127. i ei l i i l i i i ; . I n l ^ i w o r e pl.n e l I Link Kennedy on a charge of p<>s lure of \ liitli In i: not been set for Mr*. William* n t $2,000. o f open m eetings. .—, :J|. her life she had studi 'il *• II*, til ; i om illl-.inll, \« l, -.t|i flu* ..e.i ii ul .Inin tin M. l*eti-f-Nir>: Itu fore Du> •in % i- iivei the life Ncilson was arrested a t M eridan, It in anticipated th a t one of (h r ' bl nro Mini-<r«» Imv land i « k v * « i u n o f l i q p o r r, • entered the ! w rl ed 1 o||h is lag in, tin ill >f Frail) y I-.H-S a Itllgi niiniobi of the (I'OIIk i it.h it.dieat - ■ it di lire to s i ,a.ii questions which H ughes will vrnn : n triii'e Ini tiie m urder of tittle era tiv e . \ . i.i?4 »■«»“ »•’ " 'r in ,lu Ih ' ,;‘s essimi im pperative. N '" ” '1 ,,”n h,w i a pupil of Yv. tti Miss., last week and returned I i a* I'liiu p a i h i ’ *. , S' i. b.i1 i i iino t a ilin-:U will !,..u ii.ulo up it . frain lit I ' ii'Dij may l»' passed on the lu re, traced by a leva letter. Mrs. to havo discussed in executive t r Ini' Die Icriil lin* In-ell r - , I U iiir and < oris l.ninux. tm'li l b-•• |\ i b< 5' ion for ti^i *» Ibei I .ii ,"aFreni Ii ili-eu — * . ' ".llli b f o l ' l l ' l l e n | , i f l . l l i e l ' I M ' b. f ladln ia i1) sion is th a t dealings w ith the prt,t< in • idle aged churchm an. S tate In the nffioo of tile clerk of whom bad Iieen eonvicted ei ai,.n g tn i i lojv l lie i ! • ■ of the sell son la I tio d of \ i n \ K iin b an lt, (ienailU au th o rities have not liclnxcd th eir Williams was taken into custody ent situation of the U nited B tatt aim- eliul'ges. i-narges. . ! '••"•'bi"g trains, )rl, it w in learned. a:id lit o t represented nl | lull te r 'if . ‘ ••:• ei-, aft. Her voice nl E n terprise, Miss. in N icaragua. l ;— The court found an e rro r in the I *• •*'lnniuity of • a A nurte.ni r a il - i y ia r, wa i n '.‘itilii'iis against lynching, and yt wii - tied ' as to ix a c tly litini; b T o n . I .each, its u n . ag • n o n n loll i v. a v ,\ - -m ini mi I '• a pie i'it . : American m ilitary o c c u p a tu j Mrs. W illiams adm itted on the uuge of the judge i: the ea l. J r m Oulu sue t'liunty of vio­ Xml lien lbo .iiila in w»Jnt down I i .. II I1 i ,'in \vounl get iiiiJci wa- | -re ■' a a apeetator. pliiiin-i!, i b e v11ti >1•I r»f N icaragua os such, ia n o t a<au!> I int W. II. H urt, l barged with un- j applaiidod politely lin. c prom otes the de-ire of Gov- witness stan d th u t she w rote let­ joct fo r conference Sniit'Uil ile ire fo r a long u- i T ho i iidi ii 11 discussion li.. • la1 ter* to Ncilson, n t his dintotion, 1 f a I ill. and i i tiy : and i | i 111 ■ • 'I • in v in n. • a or Fled Green and prosei .a I' i.in 1ill 1 n vvi •: voneil T foro is however, on tho agvm r a di: .ptiilifti .ition ...-lie ’uvvr‘ 1 »* ,,r r‘ wliicli lie used in court as evidence pivaidoiit of tin offb inks 'I. .'.ii'i.ing T!io i M u • 'i i.o c (•ftivia!> to iibtuin ii c h a n g e be n ,m d i..si tan. Judge| it 'll | t ioyd 1 . Mil ,* 1 ll* ‘ 7 ,7 *" /' l 'iig h l 11 • *. l i n i M i e t t i o , n nhtniii a divorce from hi* ir . question of codifying inter . . ■ ’ with vinterpr ‘ ’’ f,,i 1 local club. • .I A h . I'lilniel ail- ov-ka" ii '. i ivi i In inl.i ebarge «o ol v* line Ini H o t e llin g 'h trial. i u Ii ... I y ii ii W right v.-il* , presi de ’‘ '"to"* “ • "' 1• ’* wife, charging th a t she had elop­ I rv<yttton” th a t i n - i d t In* iM 'borin;; and duclnr- bee boitv .'-iii* ended tier lit, hs Foil Ju d g e l ied W. B iriinaii, | bant,, eases hoc willm i h e 'I tiler 11 till. Iti-iisiin wa,, n. w-.-i ed with an o th er man. These let­ im portance to Wa inhaling {;:. in ibo npiivtu e I _ . j, t, ne i 111 , .*II iiff l-. ill!. 1In- e.i-e id II. I 'e 'l i i r u t ill Genesee I'iic u ll t ’e- idem of th • od th at lin i i.v w anted no fra I in- I*.-i n• iii , I . llawMli oil li ri ieild. A 1 1lull W illin'., oci ('">.it. ii> - ii nl lo be ileteim ined ter-; were given a traveling man qiacy In C entral AniWftca. .in: aim jcnuiiiil. In o if M v diei v it I i i u , 'lied l lie pu|t >n It •1'ld th at so he to be mailed buck to Ncilson ate oil lol of llio Hid loll. I The Am erican an sw er to the NicTiie *oiivief loti of • 1 i.'ai I iii • iitiii'i In 11 I - i 'n I'HItlli'. Ml •i:»aill*, radio li b 11 i \l. I) iiiv ol i e | In* S e m • ' 1 .no i failure m my soi alion ii"t to grant Die change of venue. from New York. The divorce was arngunn Issue has alread y been 'I . b p w a lu o t.t> it d J. I!, lit iilgem.ui, trrr Til t l' i mi I la ' .i. ■ v. i'll | ae ”. ' .ir I; Bank in d Jndgi decided upon. I t will consist of tho and i i tm late lo make a now ! Ai coniiiig to repurt received by not granted. iii'n! caused i in 1lie un i t . n p le t . or, aop.'a. ,• • :. .*i •• ha l lib d b i m s e l f illtli- •iiniug a -till in bio ........... n o .,nd :t.iti." - In .ml in a n il. to Win | Gnv. Green anil W. W. I’n tter, atNcilson and Mrs. Williams have statem en t th a t th ere is no N icara­ i i on.II.« i . the sei aid for having pn.- ■-.-in-i I'l't 111 null do pco.-pcrt Min tnrnev g e n iia l, Judge Brennan been living us man nnd wife since guan question, inasm uch ns th e :.u e l.e was a ilepusiloi I bo 1. ion I p r e s . d e lit i |Mll It • d nor. '-I;, v;,. only liiiriy. and ii •f liquor, were ‘affirm ed. Tin- i .pel l> poll.I",| • ul ilia, a" !••sa id :' , ilefum t instil lit ion. p n v ato If,• waM i's Doiothy. tlie disappearance of Mrs. Ncilson, N icaraguan G overnm ent itself os ib id S a u l >' •' e p p im il io n t». I t* to train p o m : *also upheld the eonviitioo liable i adin plm . eI \ i•— well as both m ajo r political parti** ” 1 will nut allow a change of .•I ii rowsk\ ii'id K« y a re facing Dial police eluirge. p................................ i o - . i i o| w a s Ini in' .1. M. .McKee fnf pn Mill} in . f p i • . Ip oi ' . I Io i bleb u to I ii• ligfio ■ requested tho presence of A m eri­ iinhi la i' mh retui'iied I by . i ; 1 lipping fun mi in T lici Marvenue unlo-tt lln teilin g ap p ears in a g e i.o r :l In *i t iiore D ial lie w l u l l | I .III l ill _ tn .ie a n tr. • can M arin es.____________ :-------ovslte': cfi'i tra ti nl'il that tIn -1 p eiHen in my court and pleads not I grin nl ..ii v convened in *h«. i not a i'llp.'dd • oV im n live an d tl The definition o f w hat consti­ m i'tro ’Mditiu m w-pnpoi rr*r*07> ‘•gintry T?l1k dT iiioli violence It lb. roqiu.id ot Goveriioi I John B ennett, ehnrgcd wilii J i g . . ' " I'l.ij1. n-i.iie u l l u a u “ o - . . , l ... tutes “ Intervention” however, pres, h ii X JUltl Rub Uul duu- u. f { ' j, j (* (. |* J i\f iv bud ! :i'd .a lit uDotiiion I" Ii do-le­aguu. t Ibo man is unfounded. The l ^ . . la: in ., v.in, iihsiifii**'l r a v in g iilld I " I i i : d ' I Uctfil .V. ents an o th er problem . Mexico, S al­ tillegod to have had liquor in in* ' veil )! " in! a le ’s attorney - here •M r. •v. ill r i :• fim ■ III!m tiii'l 1 but. Sunil f them did not • von prisoner will ho in no danger if vador, H ayti and o th er countries I (mo's Kion, wore «nu 1i re m o iii ' l i..- iiim P*'l itnaUy lull be I- •'<» lacntiiqi it. “ l.Tifm Innately," aid ratiirm-d to tlie jurisdiction of my lime to a; sirt M illard !! thnt havo fe lt th e tre a d of U nited (('o i'tiii'ied on i ’av r y'it.) one, "M an M arovska eanpot l»i-i>b:i|| pl »f •i* nt.*’ •id Mr. I’nico u rt." _ I i " . n I,.inker are uained S tntes M arines w ont to define it met' to*i ny .ip" u ins ret ui n 1r. ei • ing. Her rii-r of piDh i- s.i p re tty rigorously. They w ant to in Ii) indictm ents while ilolelling'.physique, long iwins, flag ran tly iex art Hint it to u lra lin* in i'-( n >: [ " i le i ct iii ned against Lake ( x V a v e F e a i ’s H o l d WASHINGTON Jan . IH— (IN S) w rite into th e in tern atio n al tow rtoopiug shoulders and Miulitty h'. i 1Iii: .ell • li/.*•’- her o tb iw i-e deliglF till p*"'- iiudy, and bis agility acq iired The * llli) pi John J. Fisher, nn cx-police- th a t governs the W estern Hem is­ ■: 1 full' V, ill be III F n I id itch' and fo u r n g tiim t Key. 11 .-nltit ion :v-!»ing Sin ford i" i • form unee.'' .Iiolher ri'iniiid Irani • man wlio has confessed, au th o ri­ phere th e definition th n t the m ere t i n i :( d 1’ .1111 : .ed I low at d li ul frain years of climbing scafllild“ 1 ‘ 1 lucid baseball too idci a - ne'.ion and ni'olia i eight ei ii len u ry l'’rani';' i <• <oii- ings as a ta rp e n tc r, tally witliVhe ties suiil, to s ta rtin g two of the landing of arm ed forces constitute* d i" , 1 n ti ' '•• intervention, irrespective of ■wheth­ . n .1- hceniii" till* m ieti .g vv.'- n l'li'lid to In* In lo lem pinai v le tie Aim rie.i.’’ ■ m I* . iic4.fiqilioii current at Die tim e tie.' eeven m ajor fires which yesterday p ro p e rly • t th I 11 - burgh l'iruje* within the in m weeks at wlti. i ' Slip M'Cim' to sens*- tlini Might, ■'ii | i>' m an” was un Ids ram page. swept the city , explained today e r such arm ed forces wero o r were • ..ltd w til It. in w . Ii tb • ( 'n l.-nil'.- mi l line ilie Siinfoid cn.>e will (he d • as -hi' -liun! <efore Die f> "tlirh i* . t lust lie wii* compelled to set the not invited. Dint she hud “ failed." SI. -I'.ded I be *ape m an" went ulxiut nt IJazi'H by an 'irrcsistab lv im­ The Am erican answ er to this • i us •i d mote tolly. till I’.: I I* 1iiis ..pun::. *• t \ *.11nv11 mile, t "i friends • f Ill'll tv's :o ip lisitin ii I.v | Mr. I’lilin r till today he hog- Diougbl dinin' the bits uf nioii**- night, peering into women’s bed- pulse.” He was form erly a psy­ proposition is not yet clear. M ean­ ilium windows. When tlie women chopathic patien t a t W alter Reed while, tho conference has g o tten 1 : ....... ' *I the i'iriiii- l'i"in Indiiinnpnli■it K anin.il void.I have a tram m aw ay to a running s ta rt. President mhi i.i>t MMiMiii, Wil l Dll- lr:ij'|ii' i.pani tlii- neUM'li. Hr logtu' t he in,:*-ted b e t" "in l»-*r discovered him, and se ran mod ’ hys­ Arm y Hospital. who left Daytuna, Flu., id one . whom win.: terically, In' rue) It'd a maniili'iil l>” riii|r li e w e c lfly lu n c h e o n (I'einek lust Moniliiv nfieri.ooii fm i-unlained in ii ieiu r received tfrday pieced D o i-bue rq u a rrly up t" b» rnngs. tin** o.lier rfin u r'' Fisher withstood more thhn 12 Coolidgr’s visit to H aven* and th e 1 Kivvunis Kiwii "W e ere ulLvalking t-fin* •<‘i -, laugh. Club at the lintel New A’ork- in liis snffi'oii-eul by Floyd I‘a loo i ple-ident of the i at fans ai.d m id In- nHendeil li, ' • • hours of g rilling questioning be­ w arm th of his welcome In this Latin-A m erican C apital did much fn w hnli lie blind dead b"pe.>. Kill. e was the presenlntio.i stinson biplane. M«sely was ;In• 111local d u ll. 11 ••.n i mriiiagi nient nl m eeting end cxpiesscd tlu ie fore he confessed, police disclosed, to seed the ground of International 1 1 •' and feeling of locul fandom us lie .had dead umliitiom deuil •i-.frno skit by Ldwnnl K 1 ,lt.aril flom i(l Savnimiili. (ia . lie liidianapoli.- i'an > .•_ ills confession was given to police harm ony. (lend joys.’* Mr. I'nlmci nl • iMionunccd that *.............. g n s i t e r , iniiisirels. I lie w . .here .. .. hatted. oh. iicinunl . ,,,,, in a w ritten atstom eiit. . , . lie n I rank B uilt.', Saolnril fiist backer, been uhle to observe it. ainnicnt, staged under the , ,, , , , . , „■ o, "I firm ly believe tliut S an ."id j F isher was not sure about the f , log. He was due here la-t mgbt. lias been sold |n tkc Keatling 1’u., ■vision DETUOl'KILS baacball follower* will not inlet a :/ other fires because, his confession Lintv M««oly tonk off fr«..i, Sax- elub* in the interuatiouul League. Mr. A sher,” Mr. P alm er -a il V'd Hi e best Hull I,ns b en, said, lie wus in u stu p o r from > r been o r e lv c ! Sale of Bailey make- the fifth Cel­ before l 111 d l b f.„' some M r. CLEMIKS, Mieli., tim e to tim e front his “ m aniacal . | c*>mrrm njr uh plain*, w huh Imha* ; ery-F ed to be f!i pn ed of by M r. "They feci llii't he did not do i.g 'n — (liNS)—Licutnnnt l*-o by the Sunford club last y ear and craze” and does not rem em ber his 'b i g us end men in the r h o w ! th '' Incuse num ber ”:;7 I'2 ." Mnsely Pu liner. ilmt iii* m anagcniont of the lea and Austin Bcient, Detroit ailmovements. A revised estim ate lIokc^H ciulcy. who for the past •Mr. lame, W a lU r Barber, E. Hyi' lf New York with p b - j HOBOKEN, N. J., Jan . 18.— by au th o rities tinlay placed the! u n ite d in I'igllt pile's a ffa irs as a whole ha* not vertising men, tok off from Selfetter and II. B. McCall J r. lutes o f President Coolidge's vis- tw q seasons I: bem su ccessfu l/' lidge Field tody on a roo-Htiqi (IN S )—F o u r hundred intmiber* of dam age from ull the . fires a t a ­ CARACAS, Venezuela, Ja n . 18 rhorus was rompiiaed of Dr. R tu H avana token for Iiitermitioji- field, lias bein fanned out by the flight to C uba.They a re flying the Hoboken Ciiumbcr of Coni- bout $100,000. D uring the excitoCleveland Indian* t" tin; Evansville — (IN S )—In te re st in th e coming • Baker, Kiihurd Holtzcluw, al News Reel and M. G. MF«.r the p ast five yours the aver­ ireive, leaving tlu> Stcam sliip a Stinaon-Dctritcr monoplane. m ent of yesterday they placed the elub in the T im e -Eye League. of Col. C harles A. L indbergh to I ff J- (J. Sharon, J . L. H u rt and Two oilier sim ilar picture plane.', Cecil F risbie. sta r shortstop, an ­ age tobacco crop of I’o rto Rico bus Lieut. Flo said he experts to B eilin a f te r th eir annual dinner, loss at $500,000. . • Fort. Special vocal select- which s ta rte d out with Mosel, o th er Cleveland purchase, will lie been 2t.(KH),000 pound '. Venexueta was aroused to th e reach tlie Cubnaeapitul 5 A. M. wore held up early loduy a t the v.cic leiid eru l by Dr .B aker from D aytona, have arrived here seen in u T cire H aute uniform highest pitch today by th e sucfnorc end of the gangplank b y A recent census of Mnnelniriu tomorrow p r o v in g thoy meet tw enty custom s ag en ts who said Mr. Uoltztf’uw while hum or- safely. i-csaful flig h t o f tw o F rench trananext veur. Mr. Palm er said. with favorable wather, otherwise pev, ... , people, •uii-i'crs were sun*; by Mr. they had loqrncd th a t bottles of A tlantic fly ers here fnjra P an a­ Brock oml Sclilee, rnund-lh*'Lcftv M eyers, .li niunilive purt- shows th a t it has 27,100,000Iall pro- a sto p will be ntde in Washing liquor wero d lttrib u tc d n t the din* •,v .... ............team ....... ., i* re- which is 5,000,000 above ra a j|j Mr, T ro tte r. George world fliers, w ere to huve flown sider ot; the m a— Dleudonne Cosies and Joseph S anfoid ton, D. C. khahn served as in terlo cu to r one of tho picture iilancs !>ut fip- gitiVlcd ii'rm io of Ir.iiiunapoilf’ best v'°u s estim ates, tier as souvenirs. The custom s Donations received by The llcs- Lobrix. gaye a special piano num ber, ally Mosply draw the assignm ent. prospects fo r tiiis season. ag en ts confiscated hot tics which Hopping o ff a t F ran ce Field, ald inpreasod th e R. E. lla)l g ild in g the m instrel skctcli m ost of th e g u ests-w ere carry in g fundtod$y Colon, th e two airm en made th* to $85.93. T h re e new sub­ tob enjoyed several talks, one in n eatly tied packages, but soma scriptions were received totalling 950 mils flig h t to M aracy, 70 HANKS CLOSE TOMORROW i » » * h- R utherford D ouglass of of tho g u ests th rew th e ir pack­ $7. They were: mllea from th is city , in .a little |>Kion. Ky., and an o th er by S. In keeping w ith their custom of ages into th e river. Previously acknowledged $78.93 less th a n 12 hours. Both av ia­ jtonhols* r, president of tho part years. Sanford bunking instiNo a rre s ts were sm udc. Tlie Anonymous 1.00 to rs w ere feted today. L ast night . »bep pf Commerce. Mr. Shintutiiiinf will to- closed tom orrow in g u ests w ere highly ild lg n a n t ov­ J. Berk • 1.00 they were en tertain ed by govern­ CHICAGO, .J a m . lh .- -(IN S )— observance of R obert E. Leo's )r Called atten tio n to the coile r th e a f fa ir, liowevcjy und scorch­ .Mr.*. Wallace W rig h t 5.00 ment officials. G angland w ar flared again in JA C K SO N V IL L E . F liu Wa": W ge,. while a num cr *'f state 'vliitb a re to li;» stag ed soon bii tiiduy, according to nn announce­ ed tho balmy night -%ilh th re a ts Before tu rn in g to Panam a the auspice* o f the trad e Chicago today and the bodies of ment issued today by official* o f IP, —(IN .S)— P resid en t * C’polidgc, d ig ra ta rio s , header by 4luvi*rnor of reprisal*. T h e 'c u sto m s agents $85.93 Total three vie Unify riddled with machine the F irst National and Sajlfurd humewiinl bound, arriv ed in Jnck* M artin, Kupidcmciitd the 1’icsiCostes and I^ebrix will vlait Bogo »n*l _.fe a tu rin g G eraldine I ‘ ii i th at the packages contained gun* bullets, w ere found in. two Vfl,. • i1,.,.ra tn, Columbia. Lindbergh is ex­ Fonviile n t o'clock this nmniiiV-t' dcntinl en to u rag e, 1tl*‘b included " g ift belMha" o f. whiskey, giir. '«)•, Frit* Krejsler and S ergi i different MARINES TO GET M ULES p b u f i of iN- dc-crlcx! A^tontic N ational bnnkiK iibourd hi* presid en tial Special Socratarics Kellogg nd Wilbur, pected to re tu rn from his reertu 'd a n iilo lf. He raid the numcampagift? tond o ther liquors. The w astes i :i tho fa r Smitli S h e. ’ . v i u t i -'I/ i l l ' l l TV train . A m ilitury bund triftadcil tho kings of t|-i>okcn in d u stry had -•re a l l : acting considerable Bodies o f two of the visiim <• -M IN IS T E R (.1 IL M W ASHINGTON Ja n . 18— (IN'S) lion 't r i p tom orrow. His fa 'Ilie P resident left fo r nn hour, Coolidge* in -th o p lat of t)ie Jwilplane, the S pirit of St. Louis, “ 'b c e n t'a ! F lorida nnd m n v u n v c i t v T m n ' !m ik and m otored to the. p rin c ip a l. way ’’statio n . D uring he return of hired t h i sBruir.Jiip (o r the blow­ —In p rep aratio n s fo r a three Co* I the belief ; tliut they fhthicnnbly drersetl were '(iftV'J o u t.' • m raths intensive cam paign against been overhauled nnd ii in r ;d be In ertly attended. four.d 'a C|nile 'a»vny *hurIe*? II. Joi.usonV * orj points of in tere st in th e Florida th e irfotorcude from lie Bivi isidc • Fisticuff:r re^vltrd when the rrboto in the .m oim tiin *il.*tricti of i'ess fo r th e hop to South A; “ i i• today in udditLon lo Mr. in the m arshy w S adjoining , q ,, dained m inister who has .nurned n erth en st coast reso rt city, before rtniilgpliai section, •[ (,’oolldg*'i p.'i* ntx teattb e* l tho deput'.'inv N icaragua, tn W ar D epartm ent , b efors he file* to Cuba. proceeding nortliw urd.nii tiie Jour- "topped to receive 11^-' bmiqurl* " u ts t s fut tho bottles. -Some of today inn i acted th e com m anding •■■—— - — ; ------ nry v h ic h will brinir him buck t ‘> ffom local wuiiuin't rih rojirqxen* Die m qto tim id m ciibura <»f th f| general o f the P an am a district to i An ax u n sirv N ether’ t!i- W liilc Jioune cncly tnm nrr taliy cs. T hey bf>aMb:<W>0 xpectid '.Tour huqdrvd.” te a rin g puM U it.'.jdtliver to the m arin es ut M sn a g u a .d u trial Exposition will I • ^ y - K. Roum tllal t, FJIr.w Ing i S T t l u n liy jihotV ! j K inrD ; Mnvoi John A.ls*jp, J r., yotln dtftl 10 o'clock .for th*' | t stur’.c d t bill in .'k r }i,.. steam ship* life- at once Indies and supplies for the I RotU rtlajn from n ex t * •bd.si'.U'.v and .W r.lttir|*-f i IJ* t /o w n tax u i.tiir ti»;« jn>ni ' drive. ' . . I gu st,. ’ bonis. DIMi seiv itv . a Digi wnv ” • |*rtervv X. | . . j i i u ' jo iu u v y to W a sh rtv n . will* the President uud Mra. Cool- Hiu ■ 'rM/' •turn hut*n i.inrioj iii ■ f t'ace Trial UpoivQF Indictments, Ten GRAND JURYWILL INDICT OFFICIAL FORKILLINGWIFE APPEAL CASES -----.. I1 Wmi I t^>^s iu FLORIDA LEAGUE Readily accept Reso­ lution JPermitting’ the Open Sessipns Ex-Policeman Held In Connection With Washington Fires Sanford Is. Sent To PillshuiT; Pi r a t e s For Av5alors Who sire! Skit Put V/ereOn Lone; II00 For Kiwanians •NKWumRjt,,;. .k (.ns, .. IKdward V. Lane’l^^fV cir Business Leaders Searched For Rum On Leaving Liner Two French Flyers Complete Long Hop To South America t Herald Fund For Youth Near8 $100 President Coolidge’s Party Edoys Hour Sightseeing At Jacksonville Gangland War Flares As Victims Are Found •i * iff-’ • } I •* Ok . �*• ,rTS J*i gpg| ;'*.•■ ~ kw :\ .* .w - c I m »*1 ’ 1»AGE SIX ' ' v j ; ® THE SANFORD FIERALP, TUESDAY JANUARY 17, 1928 created by the sending o f oth er i aport groups, o ur loom will he the | sm allest i n history.” Yes, the genl } fL lctuauaurcly Isn't bow^d down un„ 1d e r a burden of joy. As 1 g a t h e r I I Tenn“ J “ n * 1Q--— WASMNf • V (we will win only in the eve n t th a t ( I N S ) — A nnouncem ent o f .t h e p u r­ I*)—Wi||iam we don’t lose nrtd even then he t»u»- chase of the Knoxville J o u rn a l, Deniocrstic . *■ | * " 1 pects there is a catch in it aon.e- m orning paper, by R ogers Cald­ ed Senator Elwi well, Nashville banker, and Col. B y D a v i* J . W a h h L n o u g h to m ake ua finish a very whcnf- An* how’ he can s c 3 more Luke Len, publisher wns made to­ (R) of Pcnn^ 1 International N oth -Service Cfcioe b u t loeing jwcoiut. * , than tw enty men In pn.sp e ct as day. Col. Lon is now publisher of tion, illegal r»*i S ports Editor. .. Nashville T ennessean, at *ive expenditclTJ There were no Germ ans on the probab,e P °‘nt Rcttera a t t h 6 Am- tho J a n . 17. — Nashville, and the Commecrial a p ­ complaint s t t i ^ l J b ^ . , | men nt IOC m etres, ran one-two a t * w nnt to snv t h a t I huve seen ful- peal Evching Appeal a t Memphis.- to a seat in th*f * The Jo u rn a l today passes from the American Olympic Team , look- joo meterds and placed two men in *>’ m a n >* n prob.'(ble point become Wilsun-aaU^ (fontiunod from page one) thc-handu-aL Alfred.TV-Sanfocd-tn cd on the rig h t side of things to- {ihe -100-roetrc raco,” Robertson s t a - ( an i«npoaaibU-#ne-|irloaa than-alx. committee, ir the-C aldwell-Lea interests. I t Is rJ.v and, nn/t a•>.s khe. fnnillir llin i-w ith ; this bln-e, n second fire broke out day fondly-contemphttert-tB<i"w »th mnrto*it-«»thTrst.-»sm:-Ht» mnrtnHt-wtthffid 2 sm;-Hfcr > Khony, D eltx*^ N E W Y O R K , J a n . IB.— ( I N S ) — 1 T “ Those cited by Robertson ns tan- rum ored th a t an afte rn o o n paperin th e -‘• p ro d u ce-ro w " “of com m ir^-imtfTlrtRPf t ‘ frl m m W f l l i in tilts 7 a p a r i » n y i n |r the rent. “T here will zerne and La^ m ay be s ta rte d In Knoxville by J a c k I)crt.p.n*y arid Gene T . t n n c y J j j ^ - D e l a n e y W l R S giblc legacies fro rpthe 1024 group s io rr houses* in the 200 block on sum m er, his exuberance sim ply got be plenty o r them a t Armstcrdai Col. Lea. had conspirej ^ . . * - « e ; g o r n e th ro u g h « 1 :tf ih r - t h t r .t tvere Paddock and Scholt in the Tenth S tre e t, ju s t a block aw ay the b e tte r of him and he Inughe.l and they will score in the only ra T hh aa t192G Senatorial, s p rin ts ; H ahn in the -800 nnd 1,500 es in whlTh w e 'm ad e n respectable awet-t t of rf T t - well well k’nov know n d ra m a . J T f Q f Q M o n tj^ O iU C fy fro m the Wc.olworth fire. Three aloud in sheer despond. It. was showing last tim e— the sprints. M A M ) W I F E F IG H T '.‘t h e b attle of th e century." and in .metre r u n s ; . H ouser in the shot c d ’complain; gathered, when m asculine self-con­ Ncw l o r k . Last night l e x Rickur.i D y O l l l p l f f C n n o l f a n i l t alarm alarmss were were sent sent in fo r this fire trol had been regained, th a t Ameruobinsoii of AiL “They have fo u r men. Koerpig, ,nnd discus; Osborn in the high adm itted t h a t it would be Gene and v £ U J L I \ I \ I l U l . I \ " U U l getting every firemnn on d u ty into, •wouId hold its internalInnnl Corts, Houebmen and Wcge,’ who ju m p and decathlon; H ubbard • In H E N D E R S O N VI LiT.E, N. C.. floor leader, in , J a c k again, and th at the 'Y ankee , 7— .! action. . Appeals w ere im mediately ( championship, if a t all, only be are the equal of anyhting in the the broad ju m p and hop, step and Jan . 17. ( I N S ) — Willie Shephiadiurn would Ik* the scene of the | N K \\ * ° L h . J a n . , sent to Baltim ore and to nearby cause of its control of the field ev- sprints we hnve or will have. The jum p; Barnes’ in tho pole vault; HcrR, wrtl-to-do HemlcTtionville FATHER SHO conflict, with Ju n e 7 or I I a s the The hallvhoo for Tex Rickard .< new i ... . other foreign are ju ju si s t as T aylor in the <100 m etre hurdle resident, nnd his wife w ere found date. “ I heavyweight elimination tou.no- villtte ° s a nd towns fo r additional ents ” t ou .er .e re .g n nations nauons are were and de m a r in the m arathon. Oth- in tho home ea rly todny, both F acts all lend weight to this 1 w e n t was given an onergeti, boost | ap p a ratu s. The Baltim ore fire- Otherwise, it seemed, the outlook ] a t i o n j oi s tro n g e r than they w NEW YOIIK.; ,ors not so stifling, so to speak, some Statement. The Yankees will he today by the revolution th a t men helped fight those two M azes.' was a lm o s t# * b rig h t a t the Interior | h 3° probably fatally injured. Shep­ Salvatore Salci, p i are Vussey in the s p rin ts ; Hnck, \Vhil;- these two blazes were «»f "n ex-shoe. In tones of gentle | th irty five points to sp^re. a t t h o 't w r . 'o f the participants pn.-seas Hclffrich and W atson in the mid­ herd and his wife w ere lincon- ed his wife, TrgJ dle distances; Me G ra th in the sciolis ns a re su lt of w h a t police in Corona early J w eights; Ilnmig in the 6000-nictrc in terpreted as n fight between killed himself run n n d .G u th rie in the hurdles. them. The w om an’s skull wns three atep-chiMrul clash e d in by n hand axe. Shcp- Antoinette Vena«J is even less holding ovc# from the , developing men fo r the track with niiy elimination tourney. i * . , , . . .. , , , „ „„„ |fhnl?!i from the nearby U M A TILLA — Work on Thos. h erd’s th ro u t wns slashed by n ter, Edna, 13, andk_ towns l!»2 -l champions. [events over l,f >00 m etres a n d l Inhors said Said J a c k S h ark e y tem p o ra rily e a ie d k r o fl k c ‘, 1 om S>1 iv ? V n t f . S were sent to fight this blaze. Tow ler’s new automobile station in razor. L ittle hope fo r the recov­ vatorr. j, W(rt J llo thinks tho Gorm ans a r e due I clmlo t h a t race only because of - him self out ot the* heavy w e i g h t ! IV the first round; and aul n , N orth 'U m ptilla .progressing e ry of eith er vrns held by physi ..... ........ • _ rnp. All .................... there fires.. w ere ............. in the to cut o u r P aris score liy about J.Huhn. , JtoJ .in * V picture w ith Ins poor showing (.,U(|i ,, r ,.pi , „ • ‘ . • •m«.—s e n northwest section o f th e Capital. t b i r t > ’ P°in*« nnJ th a t th n t may be | "L astly, owing to the c x g c n c l g s j j ^ y M,M| t , , , , . , . |, . i . |, n m a g a in s t Tom lleeny. Rickard will I h n > u| p m. , 1;f;ul Kd Keeley dftPfeTelTdiefoie | not adm it thnt be and Tunney have in 8econ(i T lieP y j-. n i a i i i a ^ j L w i g y t i y ^ iu 'f ' " 1 ' 1 '* y n ni^ , ~ r -fYorhiru*" u r-hnii fll a- -Ids (TicHes. 1 A n n r K ; wlUidther i*“ Iiiitit li<-Lnney’s knockout. Any body fire was discovered in the Pulls­ talk w ith the champion in lh< ‘ cniild utiijer. laiid it. The former i.m-y, |.'|„U|. W arehouse, a t F’irst South. aid . i r tenc-d - M M,,V? ' %oiBhl II S tre e ts ,,, northw * Rickard said am he ne honed liopeil . tu 1 " »«intgom ery ‘in twenty f,u!* see- , «'ud. . .................. . . est, within range two bouts .uts lo r lu n n ey , one. ,.,r lh(> 1ir;, t with a right ,lu‘ S'UH,"W " f l,ni" " Station. The to lie held in J une ut the Yankee <ross to the chin.' Moiitgonn ry, who 1 companies from r.varliy towns •v. S tadium with Ih-nrpsey ns the used tu h a tte r opposing liiuinen to took over .this job, l.pt when . tho chalh-nging foe, and the o th e r in i: pulp when he played fi.ntliall at flames spreud to ihe N ortheast Kept, at a place undivided upon | f U :i*r College, was knocked u n - ! Auto Lxcliaiuiv. dorens of comfiti.l . ..as y . dt .un-* .. . • ' eon.-eious : .. and ............ . und with «... an ............ opponent tis nut revived.1 rf"*.. panics wore u it lull awn from tin' known. . ; . j: ix llliU'des. - F ^ n n s y h tm ia Avenue firi-s to The prom oter adm itted . t h a t j i c . i lielwiHes^- --ef.”al |i.’,'-'Pli <■! TTiT ni w menace. “• T liw e had held sCVPfal'vonfeii-nc-i-s with figlti did tin- hu-im-s It wawas, one iJ *'KOi f'P’h* *'*«• *1" Tunney recently. H i-e x p e .ta to ........... the •.Imiie i f <<n n m i'd . [ a la r m s vvcie -eiiialed fur this_ fir<<. Gene Minn and i ome Id a il finiie I*, nliim f i m l n d v.iiti a ; |*\*. i , ,d fj( ii,| eonni eted with the utld<-lt.tulldilig. Nothilig however, t. i f i t i« light hr.tld -nia !i t<. .. . . r! . wr.tild lie officially announced until tlniuacli. TP.e Itridgi'poit, 1 "ii i . J . d , . ^ 1 • i f 1" 1 x . U l . c ' ............................................. urn- standing up when the mm- ;, ^* < c r,aracter.ze n a r a c ,^ , x e a Keh. 1, he suid, andd any ............-tori.;.. i y>V, * M * * * *'• ,g before I l y a . «< ;. „ jt-.UIKd, th a t might lie sprung oWwcver and WnwT lirehtrg. hire / htof George S. I Iiav. I.- • m-pi.lisM-d.-oi ■' by ill I - - \\ .it.-mi declared the? fires were As for th a t unknown opponent “ !l' > :ir V i,i - ' i't k • , , i i i o s « cleverly planned" in h i s in the Sept, jrnttle, Rickard d e c la r­ th irty years of experience. The ed he hudn't th e : lignlest idea finlietr. he sf;id, had deliherately w h a t the developments w> old it-. 1 h .-'c i 1 nlding-- containing h i g h ­ .The S h a rk e y -lleeney affeii d i ! i . ly in-'.immahle m aterial. He help a hit in his cliiiiina i< . proI i« ’ il. Jar . IT. I!.; i— pointed <<nt :hat t fort' s were g;t.m , according to T V. .. .. I- ■ . pr. • in lin o - .'ir.d feed >Tor<-- or w a re­ Richard intim ated tha in w asn’t _ i. , c - . - r u n *hi* ':iv ;ie exactly su re that Wcnpscy would a c ti\ ■ i< . i i i■-• I L.lint.y sho*.i'I houses. one in a i leaning ostahcare to take anotlici fling at Tua- I <• ;.i..-n 4 ot.; a " g.................. rain o* r a i l . ’ n li-hmr-nt. or.e in a jiaper store nnd i ey, hut lit- appeared to he going ; ne •»| •ui* n ;• .>i:,. M ,.leii. < h another in -i barrel factory. The ahead with the idea th a t the pr-<n.-r I < >aeg pii • o; r. -'■vei.th wa« in the old hulk ing, .financial inducement would iiidm • 'I i •i-ii. w ho »r*i«l |ii l- i i nlli I u hmi og the •*< and lu cent rtoix*. Jack to liwher up Ins a g in g nut l i­ •po' <it> d a| . fo.' I un'i. . ai.il " I Very detective in tit- city es for a lii...I sln-t at the 'og Iti-. K:• i i Py a - r .a -, --rn .-p-e t •w n i Ini.been put tu work to find the c rown. t . v.,. a ! d t • i nir*i( -■. “ RichTwo h'-avywt i g .r s who i." ' 1­ su'd • r . 't ;.i - ..in.* si <m d mo: i n v h . s la tte d these fives.” in R u k a i d 's n vised plan* il < •-­ i i . | \ I i , uli i t»vr iitUs. . o l ­ --J1 s*I I'.'Iw. m l l e s - f , ' superintendent gage in tuning up bout- l.» re t <­ id! n i tain ohlsg: t : o< hi- v<< . oi police, ‘‘ lh " fit—s have every night. Jack Delaney, who alidica.-' ; is. - 1 ?.iih 'l u* .’<• < i forfeit hi- {.Kin ill ion „( having been started ! from the light h n v y v i . g i t 1 1,sit. to hi • i i ." ite oi • p; r>.maniac.'’ t h ru m , will lake or Sully Aim t ‘ 1 tin'... i 1) \. i.' oi ouih Tunm v gonu-iy und I'auiino l / m h i- i v. I ami li - mi.'ii.gia I; d. i •il» mi, tn :t tackle Ed Keeley. o| i »i d g e p m - , lin y 11 iig!n i a i n till- .-iimnua Loans and Discounts ........... 5 22.01S.2fl C a p i t a l ..............i..., Conn. .SlflO.OOO.flO I hi I ihe» .. 'I. Kastern wri F u i y i i t u r e a n d F i x t u r e s 75(».2fl M cntgom ery. lit- f n i . n r i nti • i to li;. Surplus :........... 2 0 . 0 0 0 .0 0 is. . nutw ithst; College foot hr.! I .-tar, i- not i vp O th e r R e so u rc e s .'l.K22..'IK B on d s 'B o rro w ed >i. " Mn i*..?: .-:mi ill 1-15,0000(1. ted to provid" mil'I- ..r w<<i'< .- t. ...I" \vI • \ t i d ! ni i- .dm i Ito n d s B o r r o w e tl ........................ I l.r>,(lflfl.flfl lm liciancy. I’auiino. \ h<< i «**’>. i "|',u ii.-."' f u t i i i e w a s 1lie -a lto - \. ho C all L e a n s — N e w Y o rk 5H.jfl.flfl0.llfl t<< mi «•t Keeley lm t siii.,.in , ; I »•' |a»t ye.ii pliki'd lie \ , i n ' i e • . S to c k s a n d B o n d s 2 3 .jjf l.f lf l should v.in liaudily. lm I in lie •< "-id dii i ion. .MANAGUA, J a n . Hi.— ( I N S ) C a s h n n d D u e F ro m I** liti al troubles a p p e a r on the I I lit II I «ISp:s I ASK B anks . iy 7 .3 2 7 .fi7 37fl.S77.fl7 la ' izon loony. as .Marines continue their aerial a t t a c k - against (icm-rid r i i o i T . .Is.q, IT il.YSi s,| Sin Jino'-- rebels. T o la l Total $542,471.51 * ^ __ » $542,474.51 Ill or-. I "I . mid the I-T i I Mol Runioi < persist tilat President NEW O R LEA N S, Jap. IT nip: n\ w.-i tmlay ordered t i Diaz is contem plating re-igunlion. I INS I — Louisiana voter- went to y I.. Hi P arker Ru.-l I'roof R 'P " n lias it that I’lesidcnt Di-iz l the polls today to t'limirisde oie- fu m p a n v >:;»»7.IT l,:P> iiamai ,v,'lrf ‘" ili,ury lias us.nped of three guheinaloriul caudidalu.-i T ■ e e n i'n |. n|r a laili-iust, most -of ; Ike executive power , und, t. lor mlr i lo . . ............. . a .it,*iire-head. % rtf that he i now only from a contests whit h has he n pateid ir- a il' ii-ion hand) d down v. .... ■ . . , .. . ....................re it is reported that more Idtt -1 than any in recent 1 , »,; >cai*. 'I lie throe eiinididiitc- are f ’day If. k 'di-ial •!udge ^ A r l hur^ iJie^J’n'-idenl believes that lie is •I. Tuttle. Ji !gc T uttle tool. th<- not \ e n r i n g all the support from Governor O. II. Simpson, I!.«(•*> I'oi ! ( 'oinpaiiy and Mr. Kortl t » th Uilited Slates which he antieiI*. Long, mem her of the public i.t -k for using the patent without pal* <7 nnd that too much support service eiimmisniim and i ’ongress-i l i c e n s e and il..-,, forcing the putgivcn to Genornl .Momada, ,. tlH / iljc r a l lf-ai«!«*r who ucccmiUmI the m an Ril;*y J. Wilson. r cnt own is into ex pens IWe lltlgu- s y h iso n I’em e I’ncL / s h o u l d tile I’resident resign it is i h L U U g h u u t t h e elute— made ttUM ti'.di to folleit. piohiihh- thai IlnMiilume Yi<iuez e a r l y v d i n g l i g h t , a l t h o u g h poll i \ \ ( » M \ N ItOllltr.D / wouhl be *1" gnated to act as tic a l le a d e is w e re c o n fid e n t th a t | there i‘ m> vice-president. With the the k e e n i l i t . ' l i s t i n t h e r a c e STUART, Fla., J a n . Hi bfN'Si arrival of General I.eJeune ami a W o u l d m a k e tIr.* v o t e t h e h e a v i e s t S tuart p o li c e were today still number of Marine reinforcements in h i s t o r y . The i h a u t e - o f a n y m i king the two in.i bed burglars ilu-re lire indications that a more ( u n d id a te to o b tain a m a j o r i t y who h t night * n!t u d the home *>i aggressive ca m p a ig n ,n iu y he curnow tire c o n s i d e r e d s m a l l a n d i f n e i - Mis J. K. And.-i .on. of I’hilud.-I- tied mi against the phia, choked her into uiioiiisciou--{mid that efforAe'imiy he ]uade to atm n tu ry a s e c o n d p r i m a r > will lie ne-«. and eseaped with fl.f.llll in tempt to force Squdin/i into stirheld Feb. ID. Ijewels end f.77."» m cash. 'ren d er. Puhlisher Increases l Chain Of Newspapers ' Makes Jfj Defeated . Americans A t Am sterdam Tex R ickard Says T w n n e y 'D i s a s t e r o p B l a z c A n d D em psey W Morning i l l M eet n|!l<>n Early This , Sw cepsW i“ l" ‘'h z i*«»««rub In C h a m p io n sh ip B attle i» m, ~«r C IS *SSESmmU£2&# Ajf '' Mullen Says Tunney Will Hattie For Him Statement of condition at the close of business January 16th, 1928 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Political Troubles ; uS A Appear On Horizon In Nicaragua Fray D e p o s its - - - - $ 2 7 7 ,4 7 4 .5 1 Ixniisiana Witnesses Bitter Election Race - f WISH to express our sincere appreciation for the many new accounts and the excellent line of business entrusted to us since our SINCLAIR — Under U. S. Government Supervision— GASOLINE . W e Invite You T o “Grow and Prosper with to (Cash) You decide the Price 0f K ; Beginning m■ 1113 Tom orrow S a n fo r d . » r i. • C A P IT A L $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 • * 'J . S U R P L U S $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 A F F IL IA T E D W ITH THE A T LA N TIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE Sa n fo r d , F l o r id a ’ -*1 A ve. if, > IP H -------------- ---- . 1 --------------------------- ------------------- — • ■ • •• . Sanford’s New Bank ® lic ji> £ m fc irb Couch Service Station . opening two weeks ago. We accept this responsibility and offer in return---- Strength and Ability---Plus a Willingness to Serve . . • _">|v u . d ’ ‘ I It ’ I -----i . n . y ............. - u- - . ’ * - 4 ■ - ' ' \ •; 11 '■lUM. i ; v .i , i . 1 . :• ■ . j ’ i, - . ■ •* - ___ _________ ' ^ . . ”* / yJ (i _ ; .. ’ ' * I ' • ;1 * ' • i . " ' . ■ ’ ■ / • •• y . ■^ «• • ,» .' ( • ___ ^ ................. ■ ___ ____________ — * ■X' f i •> f • w. ' �v 11 ; • ' U•'w. r‘/ THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY JA NUA RY 18, 1928 ^ ■■■ " m m, ■■ rom■ .. ■ ^ p a u e tw o = The Sanford Herald “Friendship Is Also Friendship” WHAT THE NEWS COSTS A s Brisbane Sees It P A Y T O N A N HWS-J 0 0 UNA I, ^4 Elton J. Moughton ’ Friendship of the tru e kind is so unusual, so rare and Battleship anil Cinch. ■1 1 1 W>»>iHa ■A f f a i r . : ,so rem arkable th at stories of how iv is manifested, of how Editor and publisher ei.timntes office uccomnditions. T he NewsCannon, How and Arrow-. Architect M rfH u w ia il *taM aattrr it has served to overcome almost insurmountable | th a t the- expense of .Lindbergh Journal- j u s t this week is installing ■irtflfT ST. I*l£ ■! IW TMUrtltr difficulties, of how ;it ha* linkeii the lives of those affected, The F irst That Flew. FiTst Nht’l Hank Bldg. >to American new spaper* s id le he a new auto m atic p rin te r s e rv in ' at Haifirl, FlffUa, u t r r Met at Santord. Flurldr. ICO Sam ple -Stocks. of the Associated P ress which will C in waa af Marrfc 1, lag, | railed away to P a ris fro m New always possess a fascination th at cannot be escaped. Re­ Ilf Vrlhur III Ivlin nr. York Inst spring has b e e n , about double the am ount of state, nn( oaf rtlh l t*XS li, Ktnr Cn. ttOLUXD L. DBAS__ Blllar cently there came to light the relationship -which h a s; ll. MWAKD IFJIU_Maialtr five million dollar*. T his is only . dqr.al and international news dis-iI'.AMLB B. JO RRIJtiaailai RSIIar gripped very closely the lives of Edgar B. Davis, oil m ag­ P R E S ID E N T COOLIDGE sailed "one illustration of the cost of the , patches received in this office. In nate. and Frank A. Seiberl’ng. rubber m anufacturer. ’ into H avana h arbor on the battle-. constantly increasing service t h e ! s t e a d of receiving 15,000 to 20,000 i t i i c n i r r i o v ratki o if Vrat ___________ ___ *7.M Years ago the two became fast friends. Seiberling -«hip Texas, conveyed' by six de­ Am erican public' is dem anding and ! words daily. The News-Journal j U J & Y ^ I E R A ^ S F E R ' •A Maalka __A„ ______ RJM Tlrre __________ - S1.T3 was then president of the Goodyear T ire & Rubber^ Com­ Dr Carrier per Week ____ N.li pany of Akron and Mr. Davis a director of the U -.S .Jlub« & STORAGE CO. - ^ r Crnnpnny.* D ayisrT itttm pting-ttrT arrr-nut- the intuit­ Hera14. laalar Mea -»•—ih t- li liauling-C raling-Phipping tried to, merge Sfw» lm k » , rtfflfUc tram ions of the incorporators of his company, , 11 | »' * lating wwrHar seal all 0f the rubber m anufacturers of tho country, but the Side-Track Facilities Ifcawaawd warAa 4allr earr*-> . ------ rx....: . ,------------------ dissatisfied with 4 Ice I targe'.. The expensive battlc- rh e t might nave a considuiaiii.* | a°w apnncrs have gone out of cxPhone b9f> , . f >hi;i would not have been sen t out vogue in the com m u n ity where it 1 1 s ,JCc ln ,e laBt ten yrurs, 1 hey making a great 0j jt;i .n n g harbor anil the destroy, was published. A little outside c ° uM not fln‘l revenues to meet 20fl N. Maple Avenue to the South t t-r.s would have boon busy (lodging news would satisfy his readers, ami \ y?e_ enormous cost o f modern scrcultivation, but | d e t r a c t i o n from the air. B-ittle- with the held*of tw o o r th r e e local vice— a service which the average PlMhkH ttffT allrnM a Mf»»l riawlar «t lia ltri, FUrMt. ships are magnificently impressive, ami as obsolete as the gilded sixh o n e conch in which King George rides to open parliam ent. SOME GOOD N E W S about ------------------- ----- ---------------- „ ___ ____promptly ____________. , flying machines nt S U b ^ U U i r S S S r ...........'tom . H« struck oil .m l within a short tim e ho had amassed m.y t.« nlu„Uy------------------------------------:another fortune of twelve million dollars. that the richest mvion should IV ' W E D N E S D \Y , JA N . 18, 1928. | jn business depression of 1 9 2 0 Seiberling w a s develop the only defense really swent out--------of tho ---------control of the G&odvcnr Tire Company and i m p o r t a n t - f i g h t i n g airplanes ami * THK lilUt.VLU’S HftOUIlAVI ----------.................. , i_ destructive subm arines. avn.pi. T . .. ... . . •w nw iT iffjJTa,,iZttSti.,r. was left without a dime, although he still retained stock in kamtwlat rattan. *,,r mmd 2**-0raprr s t a r 'raalra la J • the corporation. Friend-Davis came to ■vlllr. - lately. The pgir formed the Prudential f 14-CaMlrKrllat af SI. Jaliaa ttrts^jV iV rpisfny;M r Davis putting in $500,000 cn-1 a—.l io n l l l.* mt WIMlai - »m- $5,000,000 of company |>M fe> and Mr. Seiberling twaign-, th, p,ui(|, Tw> „lr|)lun, ,,lrrl,„ . ^ launch 100 airships each. '*«lrt«, apartittrat inp his Good>eai stock und u few personul ushcI h. Thc X Z Z tr ' curitic.4 company helped to finance the Shiberling Com pany 'w i n he p a rt of the Pacific fleet. « ^ -A lo M H v s i tr Chrat. Th >Cm i »IKI* i *•* at* k ra atlflra- six iyears ago and it has since ibecome successful and p ro s-[And the navy says it is determin«laa rl«fT«n.‘ -etl to “maintain supremacy of the a*4 ■>o4rra haaptlal. uuiii ' utr a t sua ** The growth of the rubber industry has made big pro-: * 4______ V E R S E FO R TODAY " l i11BLB i fits for the Prudential C om pany on its Goodyear and Seib- THE ONLY FIGHTING m i, •THE C H IL D ’S CRY.— Lord, I crling securities. The company, of course, was formed t o ! henceforth, fs to be the air. And.to cry unto thee: make haste unto ^'^rT nlking m e; give e a r unto my voice, when help Mr. Seiberling and with th at purpose a c c o m p lis h e d .^ | I cay-unto thcc.—Psalm 141: 1 . thc two men met recently to dissolve the corporation. M r. ; „ f high-powered cannon co-operat1 , P ttA Y E R — H e a r m y voice, O Davis was returned his $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 and his guarantee o f $ 5 , - tin g with bows and arrows, if war Lord, according to Thy loving 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Each had saved the other anil both were now in - ! '•»'«<?. the fliers would have to prokindness. ._______ dependently rich again. Seib*-rling’s attorneys t ried. -,tol-u‘.c^ i p s . •»*•'*■" O H , L IF E ! AN H .dl’TY DREAM persuade his friend to accept interest on his money but [ t h i s n e w s _f r o .m Wushing■ AT B E S t. Davi.<v replied, "Business is business,"but friendship is a ls o ; ton should sink into the national Ok, lifel an em pty dream nt best, friendship." ' n,ind. At Panam a an obsolete 5000 O f disappointed hopes, The case of Mr. Davis and Mr. Seiberling recalls th at immiiinimtw An endless search for pence and Emerson onco said, "the only way to have a friend is to b e 1 ,-,.d. r* pursuit piano*, dropping re st While climbing up rough slopes, j one," but even with this injunction, one’s friends are little 25-pound a- mb-, supposed t" usually few and widelv scattered. As Claude Menr.et has lu‘ 1 bombing troops , • ‘ on the ground. A serious bomliartlSoon as our little fingers wav.* w ritten :• I mein with heavier bombs was to T h e hour of o u r birth, "Friends are like meiot.s. Shall I tell you why? t id low. But when the light pursuit W/b,s t a r t our journey to thc grave, I plam-;. and light bombs hnd finish­ "To f?nd one good, you must a hundred try." 5) journey void of mirth. ed there was mulling Jeft to »om--------- -------------- o ----------------------- W ea rly days are full of joy. Y outh’s fountain toss their I 1 spray, The passing moments we employ tin la u g h te r nnd in play. ~‘ * ' J Tkq songs of life enw rought with pain ,I|ow soon \vc sadly sing, [' Ttia lovely bird* come not again y -W hen they have taken wing. • t A Novel Platform _________ Imrd. The big ship was at the tom. The light bombing was lone mi the theory th a t a big warship n u n he could cover the ev e n ts of a new spaper re a d e r takes for granted citv fairlv adequately. The newshardly a thought_of the dlf-.l p ap e r then was chiefly n journal P 1.0™ 1.03 and expense involved. The of the editor’s opinions. - i t»»l untion has led to hundreds of | , ... . , ___ . . - consolidations us well as outrig h t As public interests broadened .s a „pt.n9ions> DurU mG B,*no through the developm ent o f m il- morc th n „ M 0 ncWBpaper incrKcr, ways, telegraph lines.anil ratle, re- bocnme cffectlv du‘e nlm09t , n . sources accum ulated and the news t l r , to thc unwi|n n gnM , of m er. servient correspondingly expanded. (.hant!, rtml othur in fl But it was Ail I possible in 18% for d . { {Wo (ir neW8. an cntcrflrising new spajier man cas^* _ Since th at tim e expansion lias come with a rush. An enormous outlay is i"i|uireil fo r the modern n tw -p a p e r plant even in a city of the size of D aytona Beach. Mote thun 1 1r.o.oao i-s invested in the mechanical et(UipmcJit of file Newa-Jie.:i-iiii1,s plant, not to includ'.’ ( apital investm ents requitted for circulation distribution. news and advertising service and -F . ■■ ■ , J sam e reason. Subscribers dem and th e nows and w;mt it presented in very modern farhion. A dvertisers demand cirj eulatjon—compietc coverage of their tra d in g territory. The newspapcr striving to meet the demands ij' hath subscrihers end adverfis„f h n t h , subscribers and advertis, f ntls th at it has a real problem t, Rn|vc. But th a t's wlmt makes , tia 1 newspaper- game interesting. A ss-S= r ■*■ Tvr •i. v No man ever questions hi? own judgm ent.—Douglass E.tU rpri*-. ! The trouble with the Inst word ,» the radio it is not.— A tlanta I Constitution. •S*.me cigargot -4out t l ami. ,,,:you i li do u t Rind it a bit.— Ihuniasvillc I in io -E n te i prist* Company i will be offered sale at the Gan •opposite Forre Lake Hotel, cars have been i conditioned a will *be sold foil CASH OR TER) BA K E R IES Mr. H. C. Dough will be in chan (•unrrmirrtl »nc j r*ir x - i With a wife you've gol *.o ustlittic policy and a lot of moot; — 1*1o i :da Times - f nion. Renaud B attery Shop HOI W. Second St. N cxY Tir^pcnccrs Top Shop C -D ticlt G arage Ill-S . Lee SI. On COLDS G rippe a n d F in Cnscjira - Bromide - Quinine ^ ^ 1^ Mortgage and busines -j rr- Loans property Baldwin A n y cold may end in grippe or flu. aC,ioLn" aTcod a|‘> !in^ 24 'hours S at ^ncc. HILL S breaks ■Because lur*,.— uit doe 3 .1the four necessary things at once: Stops the cold, checks the fever, opens thc bowels, tones cnbre system. Colds rarely develop if 1 Mil I.'S I* on h»nd tnchrek them at thr Mart. H I L L ’S improved residence ^ 9—— - * »T» A pair 1 f I.nickernickers on a bandylegged man pi1 .dtiet** snicker*.— TSryslop.'uirklv » hrn till I.'S is tak*n l-Urr. Florida Time fiiion. lie talc! Get HILL’S tn the led bux. J0 v,nts. Mortgage Scc our local Co . counsel S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Fla. “ T h e E le c tr ic P o w e r In d u stry B e lo n g s to th e A m e r ic a n People” Says The Portland Oregon inn FURS \Vc Arc paying highes cash m arket prices for Coons, Opossum, Skunk Wild Cat? and Foxes Fields Fur Co, 1115 N, Park A*e. Next tn 1 altlt/. Sanford. Flu. FO R LOCH T RENT in ARBOR One -1 room, one 5 room and one 6 room house. These houses are modern in every respect, and the rent Is reasonable. \\ Also have two 2 room apartm ents partly furn ished. You will have to see these (o appreciate them. G . S. W IT M E R , “ By means of public regulation tin people hu\e. harnessed these big units and made them ' c i t e the pub­ lic. K\yn more, ihe people \,} iiut)tlreds of th o u san d ' h a t e bought slinks and bonds ol p-mer runquiiiies, and have g:ti:u-ti com- ri-hensiini of the wtirki’t i of |i tie reguln'inn and have sjirt.id ;. „ ledge. The new attitude , . ,!i«- no, to ,o»ard public ulilitie.. is a svmptom of the return to sauit> and ion.mou sense lhni fins followed t*i,, i c l l n i r q ol rmfiral f rcn/» puwei iifdustrv, this di maud h a s found an micO pAY the mechanical quale suppl) of electric­ forces of the world ore ity ready at all times. To­ aligned on the side ol day \i-u-rica produces humnnitv- Not onl> h a te more electric power than these forces become denithe res| of the world—and or rut i zed themselves, at a steadily decreasine through the public ow ner­ cost to ti.e consumer. ship of their securities, I In- foundations hate * tml they theniseBes are been laid for the electri­ an accessory of demo­ fication of tlie country on cracy. a scale so comprehcnsi'c Science and skill liare re­ that eventually no one placed politics in |In- re g ­ need lie without Ihe adulation of business. *ant ages of a full list «f By mnking possible sh o rt­ electrical heudfits. er hours, better wages, In following this progranf more self-respecting con­ a new and better United ditions of labor, anil Its. Slates js being created drudgery in the limn,-, If is made possible b> un­ electricity is enl.irginr hampered adherence 1,1 the parliripxtion of ihc th e principle of indit •• masses in thc rrnnumir on I initiative. Only to thr g nnd tiling.-, n| life. degree that this principle Everyone does more, lui* is preserved and perpet­ more cnioy s more, hence uated can the public look the ever increasing de­ lor th e continued exten­ mand for electrical s e r­ sion of it* hest interests. vice. Through the far-sighted planning of the electrical I*. O. Box 339 Sandford, Fla. phone 251 — M Special ^5.00 Permanent Wave 509 l’itrh A vc. Sltop Rhone 193 FIRST CHURCH of CHRIST SCIENTIST For Sale o f S a n fo r d , F lorid a 1 Row Boiit ami T railer In good condition. announces a free lecture on Tires & Tubes Gas & Oil CHRISTIAN S C IE N C E CECIL L. RINES Filling Station BY PAUL A. HARSCH, C. S. B. 1G01 W. F irst Ht. o f T o le d o , O hio For Sale “ 1 Filling station doing good • * business * Member of the Board of Lectureship 0f The Mother 'rhuwfi The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston; Massachu­ setts. 13 acre# hixh nine land with luKr*^Wmt 1 Business lot intersection French Avc. and State highway For Rent Store building C om cf Sanford Ave and Ninth St. opposite , Hi gh Sdhool F. P..HINES M l Eag^Ki f t St ' ^1 ““ “ Mgr— of the G enerator nnd S ta r t e r Service Voltii-re has said, I have always made one prayer t o |ltnl(, lmmU ........ , lu. gun God, a very short one. Her* it i s : ‘My God, make our',., .|V, ,.f ,t„. bnttle^hips nmv enemies very ridiculous!' God granted it to me." One fi m tln-ir gun-, including •heir confessed to ho*. • \ winnaii I never has to fear an enemy whom God hurs mtttle ridiculous.' ’‘"^ anciait tm . then th, big i.iniiel swim. Ilic full . a were l *, e'lm- hi .,I f nish l ‘bit 1el.Iltiii c a t' Savannah I'r:1" . or who has done as much for himself. There is no foo •><l le>tuber, lie *lli|i. simple as a self-made fool , This enlightening experiment, Kii- ln> -ill.I says the wellAll Florida is today enjoy nig with spasms of m irth otic of the mu'! iinpoctaut u.ade the navy, imlunte wi’at biOfO- dressed m an should have a suit 1 1 tho ridiculous atinoiimcmcnt o f I’atil Bcacont, iircsitlcut ofJ; tiv n uitul tiofnli' of TNT will do to for every <la,y in the week. Wo can N o 'l o n g e r Lill-sides rich daik the I’ompano Horse VItiL, that he will run for ifovennir of Sitn.lioo.onti liattbe hips. qualify. And w<i w e ar ours on 1 ! green, Florida.on a platform o f racetracks and pari mutuels. lit* Sunday too. Jnlm'iic .Spent cr . | ' And skies of stainless blue. T H E ORIGINAL WRIGHT bn>even goes so far as to suggest that tn tin* legalizing of racing Olir days a r e filled with saddest and hetling, .j tiu\ l>e placed on both gate receipts and wag­ tlii-i-’' mt machine. fir*t plane that i Vci rai l ierl a i "iniall In-llig thVMIgll scenes, ! f every man paid tiis !ioiie-t Our eyes weep tears like dew ers and that I lie monies s o received tie applied to the school tin* air untler tiumm ^inati^I. i* del ts, tol l the truth and treated lioxed up for iliipmont to E^flautl. fund. neighbor as l i would wish his We wonder from this just what Mr. lk'acom. if elected, h might to -tin here in tin Pnitli- In*, Soon death ccmes knocking at out ticighltor to treat him, then* would -.mnan Institution. door, proposes to do. The governorship is not a legislative office; If the richest countrv it the lie no need for a liMl.—•swains‘Wo can not bid him stay, it would he impossible for him as governor to change the worltl is too p ine |o buy it. Tt-nry I m h o Forest Itl.olr. A gurgle then u muffled roar, laws regarding gambling. And the legislature showed itslF<ml might inl,i it to In* t-*»ll-t-iion J ‘And we have passed away. colors in the last session when qyt-rv possible effort of th e!" •run*|ior‘ati"n nntiqiies. *u-C. Bristor. racetrack promoters was met* with icy contempt. It is imt >J.ai. ,)V ,ht. „ liy> Vin ,-,(Um i i -V- r ----1-----COOKED FOOD SALE •This is Nntionsl T h rift Week. conceiveable that- the next legislature will diffe** so materi,u>- fnmi l'"i<i f>>r StojfmjMin Saturday, Jan. 21st. J a n f c r d people scarcely need any ially in this respect from the last. tTi> u. additional incentive to make them Next ilttor to MilamThe only logical conclusion then to Mr. iteacom’sj , njt, SMITHSONIAN n*titu(Calendulas—;uic doz.) platform is thafj he, as an enforcement officer, would close ^bould "have i.inilhcrgh'i tnutsI’arent-TeachiTH Assn. "“ Wedding May i f . O ff” says a one eye to the law, if elected. He proposes to allow horse Atlantic niam* also, ami th e p .v c m hio/dline on a story about the Mnh, .racing und gambling; the only possible way he car do it is ineni should pay Lindberghiujotigh for it to make him indfttendent • ^re?^Cc rt a hih™t hc”' prhiei ar« »« P ^ m it an open violation of the laws of Fjorida. T h at’s for life. If Lindbergh got 51.000,off. ] the tunny part about it. (Kin for that machine, he vx'wld get J Can you imagine a more ridiculous platform ? "If elec­ less than I percent of Wat this .People who coiiid read the var* ted, I promise to permit open violation of I lit* laws without country owe* him. Th> Ipirit of BOSSING’S iouB accounts of thc electrocution Si. Louis, despite all Lijilhergh’s Bandits, good ra re , must bo gettin' old nnd QUICK SERVICE o ( R uth Snydci and Judd Gray and fear o£ punishment on the part of the offender." 'BtJlj believe in capital punishment murderers, burglars, wire-tappers, pick-pockets, automobile worn, and a brand new machine, TRANSFER and ra ft - 1 the worIdean pro­ are'm orbid. thieves, counterfeiters, safe-crackers, and .black mailers, ! I ln c lir tR , G r i l l i n g , S h i p p i n g , duce, should take its pkfe. should rally to his support. ("Miami to place race home c a n ­ anti Storage. | ADVICE O FTEN G I’EN here didate in field for governor”— “ don't siell anything in tb* country We are prepared to do any Miami Herald- Is th a t the same short,” is based mi the fact that field where the fa rm e r left his MUSCLE SHOALS got.d Anii’ifiiin proprt ies are 1 hind of transfer service at ja c k a s s ? — D cljtnd News. TAMPA TIM ES cheap, and going up I'rxier, Jelkc REASON ABLE IHICES. --------- <1-------anti Company li,*-t l<»» American I k . We pause in adm iration before Mith congress m M-ssimi untl kilowat hours pi-rnu-tri toll. slocks vvlutst1 total vitlu was over Phone 198 G91 E.. 3 r ^ i t tlic Talluhani.cc News’ description ol^ Doc H a th a w a y as a man with thc disposal of Muscle Shoals still ' The 11artier process derives its, 17 |)jl|inns nt the end i l'J2ti anti "Intestinal stam ina.” It sounds for settlement it , is retailed thut liydrogeii usually, from eon I, an tljn io ie than 2:1 billions idtlie end of bn was the plants a re therefore mure ee- , 1P27. a gain of five lllion eight much more euphonious thun "cast • "«*ch positive infurmatibi stiurccs hundred and eighteen nilllon d'donomicallv located nen Iron Stomach.’'— P. E. B.. Tam pa brought out nt the Stnrlheni S Conferonce n f e t m l t h a n n e a r s o u r c e s o f l a r g e l a r s i n U110 y e a r . D o # t h a t lo o k june. Commonly caPed " g u ts .” Appalacbiitii Power ■o --------------held in ChntUinoogu Into last year q u a n i l i e s f e l e c t r i c p o w b i - . lik e a “ g o o d s h o r t s a i l / ” T h e H erald is pinaKed to sec the th a t should gu a long way a towards If ttnj government wishes to cn- | ounrem ent of tho candidacy of settling ftn ever one of the prim ­ TH IS YEAR T ill country’s . P. H a gan for re-election to thc ary points of controversy ovet courage or establish l i a r tier pro­ electric light and powr rnmpunics cess plants, and utilize its huee of Representatives in thc Uiut property. will spend nine fnndred milMu.scln Simula resources to m a t. alone |j(,ns on new con strut ion. They a t e legislature. Mr. Hagan has This iiuorm atton, wnich wua giv­ end, it could do so economically evidently expect mordnisiness. al­ .ro v e d him self an able public of­ ficer and his re-election seems us- en in addresses by severs! na­ only by taking the income derived though irrea cement (lanln, utiliztionally known speakers, appears from thc power production of the ing fur power heat tilt has hither­ red. \ to make it quite clear nnd be­ Shouts and applying it elsewhere. to gone up the ebiinhys, will re------- ;V>— — P v e r in O ra n g c \ o u n t y , now they yond any fu rth e r question th a t it The facts set forth as to tile luce electric power resum ption by re b raggjng about a lemon which in not only undesirable to use m anufacture of nitrates arc said to one-half, or more. |" p ’t gamble. i f said to weigh three pounds und Muscle Shoals power in any large be beyond dispute. If th a t be true, Above oil, don't scllhhort. —g e r'irr sixteen inches in circum- quanity fo r the production of ni- they make it clear thut any thought s. T h a t’* nothing! We've got liates, either for fertiliser o r for A WASH 1NGTONL-orrespondent lemon over here th a t weighs war needs but, also, that such a of using Muscle Shoe!., as c. ni­ shvs S ecretary Mello will supp irt tra te plant should be dismissed. it a hundred and sixty pountln course would lie an economic H erbert Hoover forfiresident next Muscle Shoals must be a source year. Millions of Vtors. in both U five feet eight inches tall. waste. r *■ » '"O* When fixation of u nitrogen of electric power for general use. parties, hope that Jr. Mellon him­ should apply its self will be nominipd, and feel | his first ottmpaign speech, the was first done on n commerlcul Congress •todk ch rrn o r "took credit for giving thought to the m a tte r of making sure thut he wouldje elected bv 11 scale it requthtd the electric arc, it* »y»'em of pav^J roads and the process consumed 0,7.000 the best possible disposition of thc m aiority overwheli ng. Mr MelJ.'ig the. Inst three years." Now kilowatt hours per metric ton of property fo r th at purpose, and el­ Ion’s endorsem ent H ' My. Hoover iminate the alternative of using would be v e r y ' ntverful, would Fa left to r H a th a w a y .to take 1‘. f o r ? —Tumpu Tribune. Our nitrogen produced, latter tho cy- it foe n itrate production. mean m any votes Jin thq conven­ highw ays arc- quite good aqjde process was developed, which tion, and many vd*" ut the pulls. was followed for a time at Muscle )g h : or two men to take credit . ‘ Who can remember the good old Shoals. This required 12,000 to days when a cigarette wa* ad ver­ I.A NACION NEW SPAPER, 15,000 kilowatt hours per metric tised its something to smoke and said to be owned/•>' the govern­ hen we consider the fact thut ton of nitrogen. Even this pro not as a cough ' c u r e ? —Southern ment of Chile, carle# on what John colum n m u st be w ritten every cess, however, has been rendered 1 nmherrmm Clayton, well km> n correspondent, and th a t it m ust iliteuss many virtually obsolete and wasteful by Glass e a te r in a circus sideshow culls a "cam p aig ju f filthy; vicious v e n ia l q u ea t/m s, and th a t the development of the H aber' resigns because he has a stomach abuse of the U n f d States. Clay­ U aure to disagree w ith process. Thu latter produces a ache! Surprising, isn’t it, bow lit- ton suggest* a irious clash be­ ni­ tl<» thing a like tliat bother one?— tween Chile amlihls country it enefe question, and th u t we combination of atmospheric It bound to h u rt the feelings of trogen with hycrogeu ga» to form Brunswick News. takes two to' map a serious clash, V * friends occasionally, and ammonia by high pressure, with ........ n especially when Me i» overwhelmw a value o u r m e n d s i.’icvc a!* ho use of catalguy. It is very A real pessimist Is cno who can, injrty more poW(*ul than the other. ’a n y th in g else—we often coii- successful a ^ L practicable, and not tec the many improvements "ng and locking fo r a more synthetic nitrates are pro* t h a t have been made in the town The m an thajdlffarft with you It U possible to m ake duce'd by this process to d a j than is ig n o ra n t a n /in to ie ru n t ulways d u rin g the last twenty year* and H tth o u t ex p ressin g a n y o p - any other. Thc process does not ' on any subject. —John require the electric current at ull, doesn’t believe th a t it will change of courae. B tJ^ orie times the S G raves In Jacksonville and the mechanical power require- any In Die next t w e n t y - Swain*. poor boob h a s ! rig h t to hi* own Ittent* ae equivalent to only 4 ,000boro FoWt Bind*. i . opinion if ho 1.—Colquitt Sun. I' * '•<* t . n,an**# a**. *• Ralph W. Lossing Cars and Tn Thursday.Evening, January 19 th, 1928 W OM AN’S C LU B 8 O’CLOCK Ci.. J s / S L . t... I �PAtiK Til THE SANF0H1) HERALD,-WEDNESDAY JANUARY'18, 1928 Famous Character Personals Actor P l a y s With The many friends of Dr. J r Nj. Tolar, who underwent an operation Menjou A t Milane ial A n d Personal Activities Telephone 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37, IMusic Department Of Woman’s €lub Holds Entertains in honor Meeting: On Tuesday Of Mrs. G. M. Brooks Tuesday nt the , Orange General Hospital nt Orlando, will be pleased to leant that he is g ettin g along nicely. Mrs. Fred Myers entertained a. fe w -n f her- frtrqrfs- n t ~ r spend “the dny p n r t y f T u esday a t h e r •'home __A rm ertiit ( r o t The-M uslc’" Depart­ in Florida Heights. The morning ‘‘Serennde’’ which H a rry D’Arranl m ent of the W om an’s Club wns directed for Param ount and which hour* were spent with' sewing and Hornes to the Milane today. held Tuesday afternoon a t three nt one. o’clock n delicious lunch­ o’dfotk a t the club house on Oak G ra n t’s resemblance trt the former eon wns served. Covers w ere laid kaiser Avenue. Busines session was pre­ is extraordinary. Without for F rs. A. J. Walker, Mrs. J . D. any ntnkeup whatever, he can look sided over by Mrs. W. S. Leak, honoring Mr*. C». M. lirookH of chairm an of the departm ent when Elm City, N. C., who is visiting Dossey, Mrs. L. I„ Gooelt, Mrs. R. more like the kaiser thnn the kai­ E. Peurifoy and Mrs Myers. ser can. announcements nnd records were her sister Mrs. I* P. McCuIter. Throughtnut the w a r nnd after, given. A fte r all business,had been Mr. nml Mrs. S. W aters Howe of Grant was in constant .demand for Pink orchid and green were the transacted the meeting w as tu rn ­ prevailing colors used in tin* de­ Orlnndo and Griffin Lovelace of pictures which required the role of, ed over to Mrs. W. L. Henley, corations and were also emphasiz- N ew York were visitors in Sanford the kaiser. Then c a rn c th e slump in who had ch a rg e of the program. -rd_in the bridge nWEsebriesT Howls Monday and were tiie guests of pictures of th a t p articular type, IU W ___ T h e " p r o g rani."consisted of ttelcc- o: loses, snap dragons and swee Mrs. W . ‘D. Holden at the Valdez nnd appropriately enough his last Ih Mrs. Clarke Lconnrdy tions from Am erica’s composers, Hotel. Mr. Lovelace, who is a neph­ IP. M. K ing ns hostesses. Stephen Collins F oster nnd lid- peas were used with artistic ef- ew of Mrs. Holden, wns form erly a portrayal of the w ar lord wns in "To Hell With the Kaiser." fyet in the rooms where the card (WEDNESDAY Grant decided on a vnudcvi’lc ward Mae Dowell. Mrs. Henley tables bad been spread for play, professor of languages nt V ander­ t D epartm ent o f the Wo- gave brief outlines of the lives and Novel parrot tallies done in orchid bilt University, which position he tour, nfter which he returned to .resigned to accept a position with pictures for character rales. (b will m eet i\t DdIU o'- works- to these two geniuses. and green w e re used to keep scot--' “ Serenade” is his fourth picture The program in full was ns fol­ os for the gam es and at the con­ one of the largest insurance com­ panies of the United States. He has with Menjou. He wns seen ns the [obert J . Holly will en- lows: clusion of the fifth progression, just returned from Paris where he duke in "The Grand Duchess nnd je Afternoon T ea Dupli‘I.My Old Kentucky frcmie", scores were collected by Mrs. L. established general agencies and go Club a t 2:-IG o'clock (F o s te r). S ung by the nudiehcc. P. Me Culler and Mrs. A. ('. Fort and now makes Ids. home nt New f o r L a d ies" , n m l ' t t i F ' i f e n e i n F m ' “A -fir*f prize, a gr'i oTi* roSO York, JjIHJ* «ss»4 Gentleman of Parts." -wkHtWfc'-iSESfRFK' frcwili McRae wtll~eiH«! TTTRe Dowell.) bowl was won )iy Mrs, Me Culler. Grant is a veteran of the Eng­ e r home on Palmeti Mrs. DeCottcs who held lowest lish stage nml has been in America Miss Madeline Mnllem. 20 years. it 8 :0 0 o’clock honorin aeon? received a telephone screen. Group of vocal solos. rg e M nffctt, a rccci (a) “Thy Iicnitdng Eyes,” The guest of honor was presented a floral door stop. The tallies (Mae Dowell), ' if 1 ’ t Hurt, Miss Katherine Schirnrd, No. 5 of the Methodist (b) “ Swan nnd Lily Song," were marked wifh the initials of Missx Alice Creamer nml Miss the guest of honor and the one qll have nil day quilling Mrs. Vance Douglass accom­ M argaret Berner served sand­ mo of Mrs. J . D. P a rk e r who held the corresponding num ­ panied by Mrs. R. R. Dens. wiches, ten nnd mints. » Avenue....................... ber of the honor guest wns award-; Trio. “ To A Wild Rose" (Mar There were 17 tallies in . plnv Mnlrona Lunhcon club ed a violet basket. Mrs. A. C. Fort Dowell. during Die afternoon nnd the af­ tb Mrs. John Meiscli Jr., was the lucky one. Mrs. A. 1). Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Mrs. C. fair proved n success both from Gray of Laurens; S. another Avenue. II. Cook and Mrs. .1, II. Calc lough, visitor, was given a bouquet of a social ns well as a financial ru m o r Circle o f the F irst Ihiireh will m eet nt ’.l.-IO accompanied by Mrs. If. R. Dens. pink radiance roses. Piano solo, "H u n g arian ” (Mae Dowell) „ , . -. v. m eeting o f th e ■w o m rn V * wrvddtks Penrle Tfobson ' hies laid with hand made covers Vocal solo "Slum ber Song," end refreshm ents of congealed y S c c w ty of the Metliocli n t .1:00 o’clock a t the (Mae Dowel!). fruit snind, rose asparagus sand­ Mrs. Robert T,. Glenn, ncVoin- wiches, olives, snltine.-s angel food pnnied by ,Mrs. R. R, Dens. balls and coffee were served by the THURSDAY. Stringed instrum ent trio, “ Idyl” hostess assisted by her sister Miss Samuel ru le sto n will en(Mae Dowell) Miss Pauline Cook, Oilie Johnson. ;he Duplicate B ridge Club first violin, Robert Frazier, violin Enjoying'flu* cordial .hospitality o’clock a t h er hom e in ohlgatn, nnd Jam es Reads, cello of Mrs. Sneed w e n - Mrs. G. M. urt. . accompanied by Mrs. (’. H. Cook. Brooks, Mrs. I.. P. Mi Culler. Mrs, Side P a r e n t Teachers Encore, "Boliemian Dance” , will he held * nt TOO1 (Rnglemann.) lt‘ the E a s t Side P rim ary Vocal solo, “ In The Meadows” , (Mae Dowell.) (nr meeting of Seminole Encore. "M y Girl of A. T. O." No. 2 O. E. S. nt 7:!I0 (W ritten by Arm our Henley stupt the Masonic Temple, I dent at Ga., Tech and nephew of fill lie nn election due to Mrs. W. I,. Henley.) pnntion of the secretary, ' Mrs. A. M. Phillips. ll Robert K. I xm» Ball a t 0. Piano solo, "M arch Wind" (Mae nt the Hotel F o rre st I-nko 1 Dowell). 4 le auspices of the N. do V. Miss Madeline Mullcm. C hapter U. D. C. | Following tin 1 program the FRIDAY I hostesses Miss Ellen Malumey an I 11. J. Holly Sr., will enteu- Mis. W. Gywnn Fuv. served n>luemhcrs of thy Book lov- I freshmerds of tea and -andwiehes. b a t JI: oVlnck. nt h er home A ve. ‘r. returned essive Duplicate liriilg •> Ilea hi where t li:00 o|cJock n t Hotel Chamber of Isike. Public is most edrtc ivited. v ressive nuctiife and dopPresrriptions Filled Promptly ^111 uines of bridge a t 8 :0 0 a t Hotel F o rrest Lake, And Accurately K. Second St. is cordially yinviled. t T George Broekbulin and Mrs. nopi-r will entertain at H o’the home of the form er on o Avenue, complimenting Jeorgc M affetl, a recent home. » • Gnmc.H of pfogrerjive bridge wore enjoyed during the afternoon and a f te r th e usual num ber of progressions had been played, scores were counted and the prize n black lacquered bowl, was awarded Mrs. Robert J . Holly J r. When the games had been con- Mra.’ Alfred W. Lee-Jr, eluded-anil. t able* « n p r p * r t ' O T f f f t btiftertrs^ r t!^ ~. nON TON BRIDGE CLUB Members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club Were the guests of Mrs. F.loyd Palmer, Tuesday a t her home on E’hlmotto Avenue. Sweet pens and snap dragons wore beau­ tifully arranged in baskets and, bowls about the rooms of this cozy t-i" 1 — ' ■ ■ ■■ i ■ ■*— MILANE TH EATRE Local Mngt. % A R T IST S SERIES . . . Sanford Chamber of .. * ’ t Commerces K lw aubr -• _ I V •k ,'i ^ — Lion s— Ilotary— Woman a (Julm- C o rp o ra lIn * . 4| FRITfc Rosary Confraternity Entertains At Bridge I Laney’s 1 ford | Story Hour nt Ifl «»’u» Library. feat hers. Association a cooked food sale all lo Milane T heater. Odds and ends in blacks blonds. $7.95 Vftl- and $ 1.00 Disronlinticd styles. All sizes ,ht>' $ 1 .0 0 30 SKIRTS sheens in all f |A MIDDY BLOUSES Pongee color. Sizes Q 10 to'20 yrs. -I for DRESSES Discontinued Styles Wools and jersies. dll fell Hals nf colors in Novelty | u lib (l*ck tn i uvol r u b ! I*1’ Ion trimmed *16.7S I’or ladies and girls. All colors Good quality fell. $1.00 MEN’S SHIRTS With collars atlached. Sizes 15 to 1U'/i (colors RuarA A an teed 2.50 valuen v l i v v MEN’S SILK SOCKS 95c Valges. " (B-fl A f Roughneck Sweaters For m en and bpys S I Ai One day only—FRIDAY—Don’t forget the TIME AND PLACE ' . v. *•» F. B. Robbins, Prop. C»-EJ Drat •/ fl$» r u b tni ItotitU t ' IT oif* with •T pD U t.E S ” Milan.. Review Crept conlrtillni bW l an array 4 E LOVES O F CAR,MEN aloren Del Rio a n d Victor M cl^glen.. F lit BEDROOM SLIPPERS WOOL COATS .Silks, flannels, pnirce and novelty materials colors. To go THURSDAY Incomparable a h these items and many more will be found on counters and racks. « HAl^S 75 PAIR SHOES LT tdajph Menjou’* Intent - success. ’ "SER EN A D E" Mack Kcnnett Comedy ACHES ANI) PLUMBERS; Apsop’a Fable* • W E D B y a K EY H O LE" SMART YOUNGHR Friendly Drug Store” The Outlet will offer bargains such as we have never offered before at the amazing: low price of I 1 ODAY T he G o-ed Knocks But Once! FRIDAY otel Arrivals W. H. Fen ley nnd Ron uf de Drive, Chicago, III., arterc Tuesday to upend the ider of the season at the -Horiejit Lake. •uMbil >portunity i’s I’Olt REST L \ K E !. White, Jacksonville ChurBrown, New York; R, F. New York; F. C. Krushaur fe, -lacksonville; G. J . WilI wife and two children, daml. III., Mrs. W. H. FenI s o n , Riverside Drive, Chi­ ll-, E. L. Morgan, Jackson-* '- It. Morris,' Daytona R. \V. Moller, T am pa; t A. Munson, Boston, Mas*. Hanley, Portage. Win., L. Cochran, Daytona G. Fred Schumann, Tampa. . “T^I Course Tickets: $7.50, S6.00, S.1 .00 , on sale Jan. 2.1nl. to 28th. Sale for single Jan. .10, Prices $2.50, $2.00, $1.00, Mail Orders urrompanied by rem iltnner fill receipt. Address I*. D. llox J r..,<V ,».T-V \M fii.v .1 i ■r . - t n w - Opposite Post Offiee / . T O C -X C L U S I V E w i t h u s arc CO-ED DRESSES, the ultimate achievement of leading Paris Stylists combined w ith the fashioncreating staff o f CO -ED Dressmakers. . • • The smartest models o f youth, for school wear, after­ noon, bridge, dinner and evening, in every fashioncorrect material, color and combination. You w ill fin d -these C O -E D DRESSES o f incomparable smartness and unequalled value. », . % Yj Other Smart (jO-ED 'Dresses from *15 to *28 �t I■*■ , Jfc'l «*auk him. T H E SANFORD HKHAI.D, WEDNESDAY JANUARY IK, 192K -Progress otE lairto Create: Onr 6 w n Source of Supply in L iberia Foreshadows Freedom from Foreign Control The business of building a new empire in Africa is well advanced. Ameri­ can energy and American methods are converting one corner of that primitive —world into something like a miniature America. Before long the far land of Liberia will have modern schools, power plants, motor roads, chain stores antJ other familiar institutions of American life. Already our movies afford the natives a glimpse of us at home. Engineers, agricultural specialists, medical men and more of many crafts make up this army of empire builders.' All of this is possible because, for the first time in the march of the centuries, organ­ ized progress has come to a land that endures_almost as Tiving. i IfA— Even the name of Liberia falls strangely upon the ear in this hurrying world of ours. Hut the man with a smattering of his geography still in mind will recall 9thnt the country lies a degree or two above the equator, almost at the western tip SMIIN • of Africa. If his history is ns clear ns his geography he will remember that Liberia was the first and continues to lie the greatest of the negro republics. Colonized a hundred years,' ago by some of our freed slave?, it wns soon lojiecnme the 'uoiacj - acene of the black man’s original experiment in ?elf govern­ ment. That be baa justified many hopes is proved by the posiIAAA <vtion ~of..Liberia today,, a ./country, stirred by. the .touch .uf Western progress. Its resources are a-guarantee of future « n j F rrc'i **»ica development. Politically it is well established. When the League of Nations convenes,Liberia has a seal at the round table. Relations with our own country have been especially close; In fact Liberia looks to America as its best friend. But in spite of old ties find natural friendship, we never took an active part in Liberian development until the last year or two. Thus the little republic founded under such stress lias ,r x | gone along its way, doing ns best it might. Beginning with nothing, a great deal has been accomplished. Descendants of the colonizers have brought a measure of civilization to AhiOl* the 2,000,000 natives. But the task was a huge one indeed and progress limited to the means at hnnd. jjmi fit less tinhistory of Liberia, of all western Africa, wqW have con­ » 1C -»► « tinued Its slow evolution if the needs of modern America bad 1Wt W IMD not turned interest th a t way. UM.C* o *■ Indirectly the automobile wns destined to alter thp o'1, r l i C.M' course of history. With the |\utx)jnobile cumo-The world •r / — need for rubber. Although this -~ > — : -V Sntf y a w precious substance was first — found In the Amazon valley, ; * control and development long since passed to the Middle East, where British and Dutch planters now raise practically the whole supply. In an effort to “comer” this supply the British government passed a restriction measure that has A m e r i c a n s ta ff h.i? cost the American autornobila rccr«*ii;y»/i li<*id 1st untold millions since 1922. ■ a n d c o n i I n ! t a b l c Apparently there was no J q u a r t e r ? . , l i v i n g in means of relief; certainly no i t h e c o u n t e r p a r t n t early relief. It takes five A m e r i c a n b u n g a ­ years for a rubber tree to be­ l o w ? t i ( i n s p l a n t < ' d come productive and such ito A fr ic a . A -lin .strees can be cultivated only , pit id surras Ameri­ within a few degrees of the can and native work­ equator. Seemingly the er?: hygiene goes Americnn consumer could do hand ir hand with .nothing but pay the bill. Yet industry. there wns something that Here it is that ; might be done- Ilarvey Sr the American stall .Inspecting opening up of groove in rubber tree to furililnte flow of LaU:c. Eirestone, president nf the ----------come? In the eve­ Firestone Tire & Rubber Company, snt down in his pri­ a generation of men engaged tions and get them started ning to read last month s pa­ per? and talk about home. vate office at Akron, Ohio, nnd in a national effort, the new toward cultivation. wondered how he should un­ empire is to be the creation of The statement conveys no Hut their new IV>me i? not so dertake the job. hint of the difficulties. We very different f?>m llnxe left a sin organization. behind in Amctka. It i? not Mr. Firestone was one of On ;e convinced Liberia met must think of a country with­ hard to foresoelgravel street j the pioneers in tire manufac­ Amei lean needs Mr. Fire­ out railroads, highways or and traffic policeman for Ihi? ture. He probably knows ns stone launched Die undertak­ river craft big enough to town by the Iju. Already a much about t lie subject ns ing w [th a vigor that has nc- serve any worth while pur­ system of chan stores oper­ any other man. And he ren- coinpl ITieil much in a short pose. A few miles from the ated in conned ion with the soped that the increasing lime. The beginning was not coast, lies the jungle; the jun­ larger enterprise supplies need’Tor Mibber meant com­ made '{vythout ominous predic­ gle that was in the beginning every need tint one may have plete surrender to foreign tions. Voices overseas and at of time, n place of mystery, in a far Ian*. Thing? like growers unless a new source home pronounced the climate vnst depths, unknown things American sod), tooth paste, could be found. But how lu impossible/* the labor supply It even encroaches down to matches that really strike, find it? The answer involved undependable, the plan vision­ the coast, awaiting the white with hundred* of other inci­ a world search of more than ary. Yrt the facts were plain man, ready to mock him. dentals necessary to the art Into this jungle’ went the of living, cal' he bought over two years, which ended in Li­ enough. Climate, soil, gov­ beria." Climate, soil, govern­ ernment, people, were friend­ "rubber men.” They ven­ the counter »n the Du a? eas­ ment, people—everything in­ ly. Only lliat long five years tured two years ago, but the ily ns on Main Street. In the vited to the biggest industrial lay between the first planting span of their effort is hardly past Liberia* cost of living qjfterprise known to western and the first rubber. Then longer than a year. And a has been jsomewhat high. plantations monumental year il has been, English an/ Dutch trader? Africa. It really is much the Firestone just about more than that—the conver­ would he a whole month near­ filled with achievement, gold­ have set t h f prices ; er to New York than the Mid­ en in promise. So far they nasa they I hl»V pliased p l ‘ ai sion of the primitive. and always IurnI profit to themIn this way the empire dle East rubber ports. An have established two planta­ with a libera! T)c new stores' will builders turned eastward, in­ America n-ow.ord. American- tions. One of them includes selves. Tie d i itt possible to buy stead of westward, as the raised supply" would replace 50,000 acres about forty miles soon make course oft empire has been one arbib'arrjy controlled, from the Liberian capital of almost nry ordinary article said to 4raViel. They were a subject to foiydff11 dictation Monrovia, a city named for at Ameririn prices. r£his in­ o u r ' own President, Jnmea tervention has been of wide fpree of young men, carrying at any time. It is.now almost two years Monroe. This plantation on benefit tojUfc Liberian popu­ surveyors' chains {” of young doctors, bearing their instru­ since the rubber pioneers the Du River has n flourish­ lation. ments ; of experts in soils, dig- went Into Africa. They took ing American town as Us cenLaying/out a rubber plan­ fUlg everywhere; of trained over 2,000 acres of trees tcr. tation iipolves more human The visitor might think effort tian any simple*'de­ ^rubber men” and every trade planted Borne years before, n himself in nny typical west­ scription could convey. First needed to hew the empire plantation thpt has yielded ern camp of the "boom” days. frpm Its pristine fastness. well. . This /tmall acreage But it is rather better than n the land must be cleared of 8ifreiy American business merely proved" the popsibiliA central its greaf old trees nnd undcrnever kpew a richer romance. ties of the Liberian ponces* "booTh" camp. Not since t}wr winning of the aion, granting f . 000,000 acres power plunt supplies light and growthJ Then comes the west have wc engaged in such jfnywhcre in tfie republic’* current and operates u re* burning and the stumping— ju st M a farmer clears new an enterprise.,. ;j»Vvhers- the boundaries, Tlve real task ./rigeration and pumping ays* ground Next th! ground t u for the community. The gMD.by many men, waa to locate^ suliable jrianUi'. H - • — -»V ;; -S','r;CL ■ m m ■ftr - - >v -‘TklP irest mu' ucw-;<ipmr*n: mu) walked work nn ii Firestone Plantation, varriiutfil l«y duilors and uiu must In* levelled mil prepare! lard? nf the Tropical School far planting. After over*: nf Medicine to .study the Li(nm’irj I hose varied diHlriil- hcriun problem. Instruction lies i e Amerinm forces in hygiene, fever control, ndeliave | lantrd to,000 acres T|uate Im-pitals are i;i pros* within tile year, a record I n peet. any <rgirfiizuLon i:t any ] For romp time American tnu:.lt\. , missionaries have emittibiitetl I ■ ■ ■ : fro.11 tins writ- ; I ir.umy pi education, as their i •• f*.. , seedlings will : funds and worker? made il Or < /. i ■ trees, and tin* nib- ' |.u-- did •. IS:it a cnpjjrchcnI. r 1 1 1 ) < ! i l \ ) will' s< on 0 -ice plan v.;i< needed, beginc uv. r: I in’n tires for the n i n w:t!i the youngest Atneri'r *i .autum ilidi't, rigtst I youngster and advaneing *.i from I. own farm so to t h e adult. Representative sp.-aV. .'*e*;( year it is hoped educators and organisations to raise the record several jure co-operating to that end. notches higher. * lint how Meanwhile the Firestone inmany years will hi* required (crests have sent an oxporilo plant I .mill,0110 aer.se is a enced vocational instructor to .Mature rubber trees on Firestone Plantations in Liberia matter that nobody guesse: l.heria for the purpose of e<abo'.it. The point of impor* tablishiug such education., lance was planting the first I'h.e ice irt year should see] to,llUtl—a I mg step toward the lir-t M tin* trade schools Ilie greater goal. founded * About I TO miles fmnt the) All observers agree that |)u plantation is-the second .the I.iberian native is reliable iig field of operation, at t ape in eharacler and quick to Palma?. Iuvjity-tiw twejity-fivu miles in-{learn the white. man's ways, Raima?, in­ land land o.i on li lie he (Cavalla ‘avalla River. River, j The po -abilities of uplifting Although Although the average cleared lhe native population arc coniml the organization engaged sideml exceptionally favorand iss somewhat smaller this opop­ aide. Each step lays its own matinn practically duplicates eration duplicate? special burden on the piothe other. Additional planta­ neers. Text books have been that Die Liberian government’about ^0,000 acres and tions will be established nnd prepared for elementary in- jlms embarked upon a series 5.000 acres yet to lie pW each lime there must be i-t ruction, covering Die prin- of improvement.?, along with'will soon come undercut stores, i ower plant.?, hos­ oiples of physiology, aril lime-! I hose of private enterprise, i lion. Other extensive pital.? and all the other essen­ tic, geology and a suggestion i lie pioneers, having laid are fo be cleared during I tial? of life—created in thy of history. This instruction miles of good road? and plan- coming season and plant! must he fitted to the native nmg many mori are encour- pushed forward with all] wilderness. With both of the new plan­ mind. Suppose wo should tell aged to find the government sible speed. tations, mi rivers, but consid­ a native child that Jack Frost working upon a system of its Mr. Firestone will not i erably removed from one an­ came in the night and blew own. Then wc may expect inspect and organize the I other, it becomes necessary his Ineatli on the window the busy motor car to flit force, but expects to giveI to join their activities by wa­ ptine. That would he a mean­ along African rnadi in the vial attention to the UjD ingless bit of pleasantry a? way that wc see it mi our ter transportation. The first the I .iberian youngster never own. This public and private supplying this force th of the Firestone fleet is the heard of Jack Frqst or saw co-operation extends to edu­ the stores now being1 Duvalla, a h u n d r e d loot his cdit-eath frosted on the cation and public works of Ashed. This later ente schooner to ply along the glass or even a window pane many kinds. The leaven is presents enough probleo*^ coast. Others will follow as itself. at work, Liberia is on the keep any man busy. It1 needed and the day seem? nql a nice judgment to One by one these difficul­ move. far distant when a trailsHere, then, behold the mir­ what sorts of hairpins sh Athin tie service m u s t , lie ties are being overcome. he ordered for the Lit opened. ’ Progress has ar­ Hardly any other enterprise acle that rubber wrought. If trade, along with the th rived in Liberia; the past of This scope ever advanced it had not been for the auto­ sand and one article! gives way rapidly to the •so far with such good fortune. mobile there would have been mantled by . natives We may instantly recall the no need of tires. Without Americans. As the store*I present. tires there could have been The staff of Americans car­ first failure at the Panama no vast store of wealth in velop their plan of operdq rying on Uiis empire building Canal, followed by the strug­ Eastern rubber. Then wc they will handle *almost has direction of 15,000 na­ gle of later years to complete should have had no British artic,c that can be hougMl tives, a number certain to tic "the big ditch." Or we may restriction act and no occa­ a five and ten-cent store! largely increased as the work think of the first tunnel un­ sion to open the latest empire borne, added to thousand*] has hardly begun. Every ar­ der the Alps. We have yet But since each of theSe thing* necessary articles sold bf I ticle used in development up yet fresh in mind our difficul­ had to he in the course of hardware dealer, the to this time has been trans­ ties in the Philippines, in progress it hijs brought much gist and the grocer. In ported thousands of miles. Purto. Rico. Never before has good, of light, of the new dav they will be depart*1 Scarcely n tool could be an American industry under­ to n far land. stores transplanted, on bought ih the country. Each taken foreign pioneering on smaller scale. During the week Ilarvey S nail nnd screw had to be anything like this scale. It is An effort to introduce brought from home. In the empire building in the first Firestone, Jr., who 1ms per­ gicne and medicine also sonal direction of the Li­ work of hygiene these prob­ person singular. under Mr. Fire.?to lems are multiplied and inten­ This latter day pioneering berian development, sailed come attention. g0 frir t j5iJ UE sified.. Everyone knows that goes forward in the way of a for Monrovia on a tour of in­ taking h.*n |>rcn a t t e n d . tropical countries have a big business enterprise. It is spection. Mr. ITrestone ex­ 1 aR*00# large quota of diseases. Li­ ju st another* departm ent. of pects to return it, about two whir .!• beria Is more fortunate than the industry. One of these months, .ready to carry on msintrinj. many, though beset by com­ d u y a radio communication and broaden the undertaking .......... ’ 11' •1t?o sUo hoped! While in Liberia, Mr. Kir-> mon ailment?. A Firestone will be opened between the 'the ‘ vw '' ::,,7r?-ndin^i endowment fund granted to Liberian plantations and the stone will travel by.the u'orker» HarvimLUniversity lias made Jferoh factory^ Then the pany «■owp ship, visiting ’-»c IJP*'■*s{j tr-ei* lutrurt tM it po-:ih!e for* Ur. A. W. Sel- head of the business may well several'plantationi uad oU»*n,bs:>er,is' sanitation �t ** t1 •* * THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18, 1928 Programs * j a i l ? U er< u e ‘ BATES In Advance I riT l b e reeelT *d j d c o llecto r aent 10-A—Poultry And E ......... —8c » line .............. 7c « linc on requeau are for _rate*_______ Jisertlontf. iof average length lino. large of 80c for g la restricted sificatlon. made The Sanrill be responsible [incorrect insertion, for subsequent jia office should bo [edlatcly In case of W EKTISERP Sd representative fam iliar with rates [classification will .iplcte information, fish, they will assist Ing your wont «d lore effective. 22—Real Estate To Exchange - - —- ^ . ,_____ _ ,___ . R H A U T I E I I L - l a b t t - id w v v h u n g a la w r A « t# -h a tc h -dioalthyTTaturdyu c h r c k s r r S y l v a r t - S h o r c r r - M t . D ora. F or Order yours now. Will hatch Sanford or Jacksonville property. eggs a ls o .. Look- fo r Seminal "Jox 395, Ml. Dora, Fla. H atchery, 1 mile north of Long l_ «1 wood. II. 1. Koontz, Longivod, Fla. '21—-Acreage Fcr Sale IQ/—Livestock Z . ___ tOe a Hiw FOR SA LE — Pedigreed Police Puppies, $35. each. Mrs. K. B McCracken, Drenmwold. Phone JG38JY^_____ :-------------------------- 1 J 1— M i s c e l l a n e o u s Save 2(5%, O. S. Vaughn, optomet r !st, L. H. Griffith, Optician. Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Cth St. Eyes examined, Glasses made, only fully equipped. P lant in Sanford. Also w atch and clock repairing— reasonable urited. FOR SALE:—Beautiful arceagc between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 ncrcs, consisting of some high and aontqulow Innd, Ideally situated for poultry farm. Frontage on ohi Orlandu road. Can bo bought at a bargain with very easy payments. This is an opportunity for s*>mc one to get a desirable poultry farm for almost nothing. F o r further Information so: It. J. Holly, First National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. 26—Miscellaneous For Sale r Bicycle, OwnytocV' and Phonograph '• each. Ask for Miss T j n e r at repairing our specialty. Toys, The Herald office or Phone 3205. bicycles, sporting g -od 3 , and fish­ erm an's supplies. Geo. \V. Deotch, FUR NITUR E £e/*be)iroom, dining "The Bicyclo Store." McLnnder room, breakfast room and kit­ Arcade. chen. Three refrigerators, sowing machine, porch shade, two oil cook 14—Rooms W ithcut Hoard stoves, Vietroln. l!.l E lm 'A ve. ____________ fc__________________________ FOR R EN T— 1 room, 112 Laurc! Plenty of WOOD & COAL a t DuAve. hart's Wood yard, 9th & Cy­ press. - Phone 38G-M. 15— Apartment For Rent NEW LY furnished apartm ents for Now six-roorit modt-nt bungalow, and -100 laying hens. Will sell • rent. Phono 8 GI-J. Commercial at a ' bargain and good terms. Dog. Owner m ay S treet nnd P ark Avenue. No, 2609 Orange v Ave.,‘-Sahford, calling . a t ...Oil* m g , d o g and p a y in g F R E E Rent-—Nib^ room s; modern. Florida. RnUte JV Ilur 170. F. ’ F o r couple to care for rest of nd expenses. Apply house. Seo Mrs. Boyd, Persons Co. F or oak nnd heart pine wood lid office. phone 920 or write J. 11. Sulli­ TWO 3 room modern furnished van, Osteen, Flu. Strand wood npnrtm cnts, private bath, g a r ­ mixed $9.00 per cord. 2 ft. length.' age. $30 and $35. Sanford and $8.00 per cord. JODGE and Graham trucks. Geneva. Phone 21G-W. For Snle— Best paying filling |th- Street. Phono 3. FOR R EN T — Apartm ent, station and garage in Sanford. 1101 Must* sell immediately. Write ” 1' Elm Ave., Corner 11th St. COWA& CO. Auto care Herald. sheet metal works, FOR RENT — Two furnished ivenue. Phone 71G-W. apartm ents, large rooms, 919 FOR SALE—Best boarding house Park Ave. business in Sanford. Centrally ID BUICK CO. located. Well established, making Attractively tumlahetl npartmente lagnolia Ave. • corner P ark and Tenth Sts money. BX, Herald Office. lone 307. Frigidnirc installed, w ater and Wood, nil lengtns (or sa le, lx-ave f-MARMONS garag e furnished. Phone 18-J. dialers at 1511 M ellu iiville Ave. Automobile Co. F. B. Dyson. A vo. Phone 137. 10—Houses For lien* Found Service Political Announcements 1 story bungalow near ;s uutht o n t u i : i.in iisi. m i iii: sido■■primary ScMTRB? -T> rooms' iiiv < it 11«I i«I it i*> sleeping porch. Apply R. ( \ Phil­ f'*t1 tJl>- I . tl4t t i i i11u1itiiii't* I ill »■ Mi t l j ui ' l *'» th** lo second grade m at- lips, Seminole County Hank. • Wi l l . Iif tlhif* VTilCI'*of SflHIMi' l* i 'im i t t , i n tli*' j i H n n i i y ti t In* In*LI Ini* that will last. It •in . i i i i u' * . i ;• iis Venusi* it covers up FOR R E N T —3 room cottage, 1-113 Al M. L*Jll IJE. Itli St., n ear F o rrest l.uke lls farther, i«id wears r i t l l n i l ATI III*' fc you buy / o u r paint Hotel. Modern improvements. Call T A M ;lunrt. Sanford 1’uint next door. 1 w i>h Ut ««tiii**i l Vi**** It* I'Ih* |»**»h ■«t S i * f n i i n •!«* <‘m i i i l i that I am a Co. 112 W. F irst St. nniilhtati' f«i! i ** h*i» i*» ilu- *#f * FOR R E N T — Unfurnished cottage f u r > l T.i \ V> m ’8 si *t, n u I*j *fi f t u Mia igJKDM -YBG at 1705 Magnolia Avenue, close (t 1*1*1h | If It Ml | 111" \ till! I$f ill till* I *1-111*1 • •rulip li* In* Jn lil i n Jim** ael. i-urms, Groves, to school. $16.00 monthly. Inquir- (•> l t I»*h ) »-.»I . Park Ave. Phone at The Herald office. A V M M I I AN, FOR R EN T—5 room bungalow at PRINT SHOP 2121 Palmetto Avenue. 2 bcJ frvuc on anything in looms, bath, living room, dining phone call will gut loom and kitchen. Garage. $25.00 fhoiie 417-W. 9 Kail- monthly. Key at The Herald tiff ice. YO-JK OLD WALLS NEW WALL PAINT SMALL unfurnished house, ( ’lose in. Rent cheap. Apple 308 W. NEW AND BETfURTHER INFORMA- 15th St. PHONE 235-J OR ICOLLER, SANFORD. For Kent—Six room house with electric lights arid running w a t­ er. Furnished for lignt-housekeep)RUG STO R E—Prc- ing. Enquire T. A. Grccnlcuf, J Drugs, Soda. We arc Lake Mary. El a. |s your phone. Call 103 ■ Signs or all kinds. Paint /. ’Vail Paper !I'll—repairing, piuno experts with !7 years Ssnfurd music store IJtpe. Room 111 & I t McPhone S3i\ TAX o l l i :< ro t! r im *i i *ki i i >t or im iii.ir i v M i m r i ov I am a lainlnlati* I*•r r*'-*»i**rt Ion |i» I In* off i f f uf Mljn-ri nlrinlcMil nf pnlilit' hiNtru«tl*«n for Sifiniiiuln Ununly, Hiiltjvcl tIt*- I»«•inn»*mill* IN iinm y. Yiiur w ilt tm up* in c-rlatfil. T W U a WTO.VI OII CLCIIIi C*lltr« IT CO tlltT I animitip • my I ' u n d l i l Hc y AND* MORT- 20— Farnw For Sale i-OUPAN’Y. 112 Second OVIEDO C ELERY LAND huttiness Ten acres or more, one mile from l - i u p e i i y . A ls o w ill city limits, flowing wells. Coa-G Line and Seaboard loading tracks ■ —r -Z®" a* ***c«H|y. -•ne-hslf mile from property. Prito *°vf> p e t * c n . nothing down. Pay­ able 10 equal annual payments, [l uk® or^ « « (or Rhode interest *0 — ""ved CALIFORNIA WILL GERMANY P L M IMPROVE BOXING TO RESTORE ONCE GAME THIS YEAR ROYAL DWELLING SCHENECTADY, N. Y„ J an . — R a d io -= UUUYiMW t e l e v i s i oH n -. l o t . — ’ 11 . *-f-44i— ”fn —( I N vS>)/ — —tYtlUlU 1 o "" — ----- * . . . -II F E A T l*R E S ~ 01'r‘T i r E “ AYK.~ the public will* m —ir-rrnHfcjmrithia I)is(*ortf~ > V hrrhR T S uR c(t F r o m * H l l l l s B e f o r e C a b i n e t W h f c h l*Ult T A X AHXKUMOIt five years, it was predicted today Duntlec-IIudkinH Fias^?oHas WII! Permit The Revamping l h ereb y a n n o u n ce lo i 'io peop le of S e m in o le Vnutity tlinl I nm a following the lirst successful dcWednesday Jan, 18. Of KnlKera Minor Pnlnce A 4 Disappenrt’fi And Frins Are cundlilule fur lux itHNi-HMir su b ject mon.itrutipii of ulevi'aiun broad9:00— Roister Hour; S ym ph­ in i Iil- ilccisioii of nm v o t e r s In Domicile For Notcd^ Expecting (Illicit Recovery casting here. • the D n iioeru th - Prim ary In lie lielil ony orchestra and Vocal—WOR m Julie nf tills veiir. 1 Iiuvm lived The pos si in illy th a t homes WEAN WNAC W FB L WMAK BERLIN, JnrTT" 18— (I N S )— SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jun. 18.— In OrutiKc uuU Netnlnolc c o u n t i e s throughout the world n:av soon be The California fistic fur to j cars. I have served a s WCAU. WJAS WADO WA1U industry, The republican German govern co u n ty c o m m is s io n e r on umV o f f coniuctcd by sigh:, us they have which has had it < tipi nnd downs inent will take one of tho minor WKRC WGIIP WMAQ KM OX fur IS y ea rs. 1 have mmlc nty Rvalready been conncctrtl by voice during 1927, cl< |*«l the twelve- palaces of William II. an oft.cml WCAO WOWO. Intr rnislru; s t o c k and cltrti.* f r u i t through the radio, wa.i dem onstrat­ month session with a whirlwind royal residence in Berlin and will and fa rm lnx. I proputu- lo let e v e r y 9:00 — I pa na Troubadours; litximyer curry his p ru p u rtloiin t i ed in the radio laboratories of the filish and evidenced a quick recov- restore the profusion of Tnedalr. "Collection of Blues"— W EA F sh are o f l u x e s by v l e u l u u tile pro'General Electric CaillphiijK' More le ry from the all but fatal Dtimlee- decorations and titles, which werperty p e r s o n a l l y .. Your support WEE I WRC WGY WGR WCtitII hr ,nppr#clu lra. * t linn twenty persons in a darkened j Rudkins fiasco,according to the rc*- the distinctive characteristic.! o f AE WTAM WWJ WLIB KSD toom of the laboratory and other | pare of the doctors at ringside op the old Imperial Germany, if plan*, r ‘ K. U. KII.UUU. WCCO W o e WHO WOW groups in three homes in different the condition of the State Athletic now before the cabinet materialize. I’ttll HTATK SKXATOIt WDAF KVOtJ. WHAS WSM These measures arc being u rg e ! I hereb y iintioiinee us a eamUilnlo ports of the city saw a miniature Cm mission. to su cceed m y s e l f as Sen ator from by the conservatives in view of the WMC WSB WBAP WTIC During the New Year, the box moving pit tuit! of the radio an­ tbo J7lh Hcimlnrlal d istrict c o m visits of foreign royaltie:. WJAR WTAG WSAl WCSIL liiisuil uf .Sem inole Hrevitnl C o u n ­ nounced in another root- of the ing czars announce, the game will coming ties s u b j e c t to the D e m o c r a tic i>c on the "up and up", both finan- Several of them arc being excrete ! 9:30—Goodrich H o u r— W EA F laboratory. prim ary to be held June 5th, 1928. e'ally find otherwise, with prospects during the year—a sign t h a n j t ^ r WE El WJAR WTAG WCSH If e le c te d l prom ise to c o n t i n u e The picture nnd voice of n smil­ of a new record-breaking gate to- lin-hns again become a respectable lo w ork for the heel Interest o f tile WTIC WGY WLIT WRC WGR ing young woman were received tnl. Governor Young, Incidentally. jilace for kings to leave their ttalld istrict and I in v ite y o u to niy% ...................... in..... * * 9 .IckIsU™ W ? * t . simultaneously on the first home Inn ax g o o d roads, con m-rvit Doll of WGJS K.SI) \> C C O \\ OC televisor, o r ’piclutT. receiving ““ ** "*S»mc Em barrassm ent i t ■ -jcvofa^-vf w mc m a c h i n e . T v e r b u ilt. T h e o b s e r v e r s m u s t " a m .i u c t e d h o n e s t l y nnd But these roynl visits are caus­ -tar** lun—* mill crttTrntlffTrr i imx w tjtt trim tm w cvno d e a r l y s a w t h e s m o k e o f h e r ci-1 ( l c a .n r .;*. ti„. b o y s e x p e c t ing some em barrassm ent UnPflUlipoit of ull loyal Ifein oerals. " h l[ W H O WOW K \O O trt tfio J. J. l'AIUtitm. WFAA. j u r o t l c and th e f l a s h o f h e r lectlt. | („ l e a v e th e n e x t l e g i s l a t i v e s e s s i o n German republic, for there i v i»n 10:00 — Columbia Phonograph place where she can put them d p punch-drunk. r im sittn tirt' The y ear 1927 brought total gatt in the style to which they arc ac­ Hour; Unwritten Life of Irving I hiTctiy m in n u ’.iv m> runillOncy for tin- o f f ic e of S h eriff o f S e m i n ­ receipts «.f $2,442,931.01. 1.697,510 customed. Berlin in Song—WOR WEAN ole I'oiiiity subji-et to th e w ill of fan.-, having le‘"t radio and firesidi The palace of William II has WNAC WFBL WMAK WCAU the viilere at the June Prim ary. to see their favorite fighters in ac- been converted into a public m u­ J K. M iC l.ttl.t.A N D WJAS WADC WAllJ WKRC ... _ t ion during the twelve months, ne- seum. The diplomatic relations WGIIP WMAQ KMOX WCAO BIRMINGHAM. A!-,.. Jai.. 18. n m n t v t i: i.i:iits i,\T im s: ‘ "r i ’ , ^'ortling to the reimrt of Secretary between tlie government and chief WOWO. I wluli In iiliinmnee my eatidlilncy ( «bake*“ P >n the fu ltta ! Walt«r A. Yarwoml, which will b- hotels of Berlin are still strained for tlie S tatu I.eliDdaturo (Oroiiti 70:30—National Grnud Opera;- prohibition fur i s in North Ala­ submitted to the cnmniissinn here ns a result of the flag wnr which 2) anil w ill H|)|irii',ii(e Ml turn It till La l'orzn Del 1list Ino—WEAF bama is threatened following the Thursday. the iirlmnry to he In-til In June. , rngi d hottest when Mayor W alk­ 1.. r It AO AN. WCSH WI.IT WRC WCAE announcement that five out if Iwss Thau 1926 er visited the town, the hotefs still WSAI KSD WHO WHAS the six of the operatives has fail­ As cotit pared with 1926, the refusing to hoist the republican r o i t r i . t u m n r m i : tlitC P lT , rn n iT WSM WTAM WTIC WSB. ed to p a s s ‘the inquired civil ser­ year’s receipts showed a drop of flag without showing the udd-in:I h ereh y n iiin u im e my cunill(ta«y $380,167.46. This decline, however- -^riul .cqlunt,atTho same time.- And. vice examination. fur the o f f ic e nf t'terk of tlie Cir­ ■bir*Ttdy‘dite toTbtvef tidihiisihn' ’-hhe prospective -royal visitor:-*thircuit I'unrt snhjei-l to the w ill of S. I*. McPhcrsbn, tfeputy admin­ pwtis Q t S v u l e r m a l ttie Ik-tiiocratlc' |>rlr ic e s , o r m o r e fr e e d o e n ts . n s th e king of Afghanistan, hns positive­ istrator for the district has asked attendance lit bouts dropped only ly refused to be put up a t a hotel Hiur)vi<ii J u n e C. D I., TIIItAHIir.il. for new examination fo r the men 24,078. because of the num ber of his ac­ r o i t s i i r .i t i p r hnd unless they arc granted says Receipts of the commission for the companying wives. I bi-reby utiuutiiici- m>holf ns n Medals, decorations and titles that most of his men will have cnlemlnr year, including tho state's i-iiiiilldutc fur s h e r iff uf Kemlttols .» tier cent cut in the gate at all were nbniished by the revolution. t'uiiniy su b ject to the a n i o n o f FOR S A L E - Hamisome two story to lie supplant'd by "green mat llic D em o cra tic primary tu on Red Cross Medals -'u stucco house in high class e r i n l . " H e a d ib -il t h a t p r o b a b l y tin - inntrhcx aggregated $135,275.77, a huht In tli? e a ' t v purl uf J u n e 1928. residential section. Well built and oft but a few thousand When the Germnn government s a m i ' c o n d i t i o n e x i s t s o v e r t b " ' b c f e n s e o n u t » Very ri-HiK-.ctively. wants to honor a visitor now, P re s ­ • t: n. UltADT. thoroughly modern in every re s ­ ident Hindcnhurg has to induco pect. Beautiful grounds nnd *,ftvc .........-Ir"..pe.l (rum „,otc ,lur| n> ,|,r j-rar. the German Red Cross to bcatow r o i t siicitii'T' I In-rut,v liiiiiuliiicc in> ca n d id a cy shrubs. Tbit property sold recent­ the tolls as result of tlie test-. Secretary Ynrwood tx’ported, and n red cross medal on him. Miivor f-*r ......... . lu l |iu u l i l e r of niterthe grand rush for licenses it Walker was one cf »he visitors so If uf Hi-inh-ulu foiinty sot.Ji-ct lit ly for twelve thousand, dollars. iln urlh-n uf thfi ruler,-i Id th e I resent owner is wilting to sacri­ , already in full swing. Thirty-one honored. i a D cm u cralic prim ary to In- held next fice for t m thousand. Apply Box to W K H N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 18. . renewals have been granted When German statesmen rectivo June. I tvill a p o rcela in you r 36 cur j S.m f-. id Herald. date, Ynnvuod said, and appiira­ foreign medals they are supposed The Associated Press support, re sp e c tfu lly vnurs, . . t.\ ,\t. it AND. th :t:> of several other clubs will be to reject them, according to tho 2 8 5 .5 , WHAL Bnltin.ore, 1 ,0 5 0 : considered during the session here constitution, but they accept than* r o it c m vr% .it imik H, W B A I . tr i o ; 9. V a r i e t y H ou r; this week. as "souvenirs." '- n s f J11*i ( 11\ ;*ih11«■ii nf*- iii\ ('iitulhlao 10 . band concert. i»ii i *•M'lt'i'i i«'11 to tin* itfflcp i*f All this restoration work, it la Club License No. I which costs %*fitini> . l i n i n ' S i ’i u i n o i i - C o u n t y 122.3 W O R N ew hi k. 710: 6 :1 5 . no more but is prized in the fra- hoped, will bring back to Berlin F!**rillli. MUljJri-1 tu I In" Hill Iir tllf* Ihlii.H'inlic nf Si* *ii I liol** Jatditi Ib.yal o rib e s lin : Com- .rin ity . lias been issued to Jack -nine of rhe glamor of its imperial (‘•*nin>. in Um I‘"ilnuttiUr I,rhnitr> (Legal Notices) mud ii iv ensemble; 8 , ilnbelnnnu j Ocylc, the veteran Lbs Angelo* days, and thereby also promote •■lit Until Itil let* Ii l‘I .til u i* ;t( ii. li1J H IColby oi o y )lum n o i n ;.9 ; ,. Kolster Hour; 10, ] promo er. making four keystone the American tourist trado which i \ s i s i I AHON VoIiTTg-itpli Hour; 11:05 ••tnubers in a row for the Olympic Berlin is living to capture from -rr.TtTmfiuT Pii TN T f f h n 1 u \ * U T *»K T l I K Paris. i 'tub im p tes-'a rio , ( fA ^ iiP X o U crs) T W I . N T \ T l l l l i M I I ’M i r t A L f l l S Vila Veniie orchestra. . r r i T o r- i i .v ki mn i n anm i «»u lam D.tro. who also staged his 431.5, W E A F N e w Y ork, 610: 6. i \ t »11: *•• t . i 11 * » •I l ! T d l ' S U M s i : m i m »l i : n n n t y . in m iia n Nationalists have just opened ' in I In- Olympic Club drew i\*»Lt: i ’ni . v n i u**t;il*A. ss Waldorf Astoria onSesta; 7, •bow* • : kk v ii w ireless 'slum u ut Shanghai, • rest lin g clidi license No. 1, ac* * H \ \ i '\ \ U \ j : II N S l h ’l l A I r I t ..... .. S«-m- Synagogue Service; 7:30. Socoity* curding tu the athletic commission Chinu. I AV’ \ S Ml *1 • HIT •\ 1II*•I•- ( ' n i i i t t y H a li l* , f m i t p h i l n a n t . i »'••in|ila 111 s I* IIit, iin T roubadours: 9.30, Goodrich secretary, but tlie mat business at i t A i *| I t >V I T Z amt u If**. J I 1 N N 1 K 1 Hour; •'*19:39. National Giauil seems to have gone into a decline. s \i .... . h a t t i i : U l t u V I T / . . nt a t M«-f i - nil a nt n Opi-ia. I,e*s than 100 of the boys of great 7\'I: J : l ;• It* ».\l 1111; t.i- a i i f . M * * tiKMI H u r HI U L H W T l u N . • l i t I T I M IN I i M i'lt n iN S T A N T in; S T M T t»F K M H I I D A T O : ails; 8 . Great Moment* in ilisloiy; muscle and numy-syliable names A t t i p i V I T ' / a ml u If**, . MI N N IF! . ii ii \i! \ i : y . u i. »*:-•». Non Russian siring q u a r te t ; j have come forward. P I U I Y I T / . • »Hi : i . l K A. A L A H A M A. V rttTT I. A I ATI: MAHItV u W K A Y I : I: V\ U rilO K N TriN . J, I pur. a Troubadours; 9:30. GoodJ61 Llr«-nses I m f 4*ill I it II I s utnl II I. Alt UOU : U«*frti(ln it! n *• T l tilMM*iiiTti»t f u * n t ii Hi vt t r n MM "Cowbiiv" Jack Willis, Tim Mc­ rich Hour; 19:39, National Grand Spells of Nervousness Also Troou f c u n t p l a I n t flh*il i n t h i s p u iihi * b y N t * T i u i : * *I** M A s r r . i r s s a i . k \' **I i *« i*' 11 •• 1 1 •11 v ;;iv**n t h u l m i ­ tin* Cnnipla lu au t. that >uu. A Opera; 11:30. Hole! Manger o r­ G rath's young hopeful from Texas, was awarded Boxer’s License No. ! ll*'< a m l h i vi r t u*- *«f a, I V n i' p u f I i | ; u V I T / a m i tv it**, .1 MNN I B 0 1 U> - chestra. bled This Lady Who Gtvet K**i i-i-In*-in ** mi l l S.H> !■n t t*vt'U In th»* | V t T Z . a i t it*!-t i l *-at h n f a S t a i r u r l and McGrath got the same among niht-r t h a n I Ii** S t a t e n f .lift' • n t l t h t l iTi n*** **n III** Ai*| i ‘n i i n l t > 151.3 W jy, N c y Y ork. <160: 6 - the managers. The San Francisco Cardui Credit for Help­ *lii\ n f J a f i ui i pY V U l !♦1' K, !. i. m I ’li* i Id r«. a ml t h a t vrnt i pi »*i r nt m l S | n * ‘ i#if Alum n Hi t'till lii*i*l">. (Hi . i'tt««HH a ml i>la*-*1 u f r**sht*'lit ** a ■ p a r Mcdilet raneans ; 6:30, Jcihlo lligh- niuniigcr likewise ilrcw No. I sec­ ing Her Get Well. a n Is k n u v v u m U p e l l k n , lamb-rs; AL mi i L h ilu* i«tli il.i t uf U t l i i ' u u i t , " l i ' U l a i l v 7, Savoy- Plaza orches­ ond’s license. a m i **nrh A I' *i.»nu I*' i tt a lliili* I *a v A h i b a i u a . a m t t h a i u m "Hippo" Burns, husky colored •( t Ilk* I 'nn i I id11*1 .( In‘If III H*I I **M (lil t.r > ni t a t ’i" 1 1 v **i till* iii4*» n f t w c i i t y - tra; 8 . Champion Sparkers; 8:30, l)eper.-, Okla.—"For *.’x years in f i an I uf III** «; <at I 11 taii m«* a l i on' > r a i ** a m i I h u t t h r i * ’ In n*> Sylvuniu Foresters; 9, Variety m anager of the bay region, cast Sanfui*!. Siin in ith | i **i nmii i n t h r Stale *»f i T m i d a . Hour; 19. Mediterraneans; 10:30, superstition to the four winds and 'minty. F lu ih la rays Mrs. Edd Burton, o* ibis plsoo, u III mM. - i h*i n a n t u tin* l i t ml i r a t *n i v l e r o f a S u t i i t n u t i n I it I T t i m accepted License Nn. 13 for the ’I miflored ns bad us a woman can m n l lu.'.wt hill* let i * i uhIi . (Int Ina (“' l> || 1111f $ w h o lit U n u h t U11141 y « t i Lullmr and Stokes; II, slumber second tiiqe. "Hippo" informed the rurfer and still keep going.” , , t In* h ’M-»I t i i i ni M ' f a h ' , tin* f o l l u W - •*; a n V n f \ o u music. commission that the allegedly tin x11 mi 1 lyin^ i llg (It 81! I hi ' d III ml T H i : i U : n » H » : thl»* is |«I nm ^ " 1 wn* go-'d for nothing. wiiVllleuntil In*mi: i n t i n uni y uf Scniln- m . i m l y m i A n U O V I T / titnl J I -N * 105.2, WFI-WLIT Philadelphia, lucky numerals have reverse E n g ­ 'css and pule, unable tu eat any* ul i a int St a i ■ "f I"l**i Ida, mm «- pur- M L O l l O \ T T Z . hlN \vlf»*. In p r r H i m 740: 7:30, Symplwmic orchestra; lish for him, as he enjoyed the besl Bring. Nothing agreed with me, At I h ' t i l a 1 1> <1 M' I I !*• *1 IIH ftlllliW 8 a i l \ In* a m t a p p e a l* b e f o r e , util Haiti ( n -\\ it f H .;i|lt H o p r I a t fia o f m i l , He in l u - 9, theatre in o g iam ; 10, Goodrich yeur of his career under No. 15 atm s I lintl such hsd pains J n tny i.nt r . . r i > - t h i * . in ) *»f .i i: o le C o u n t >. I 'T o r ltla . on tti*' •»!Ii Hour. during 1927. l ’m i m S i l hi l i v l n i u t l uf I II ncK «ln> uf 1‘e h r m t r y . A l». 1D2S. t*» Only 201 of the 2 150 boxer- lidt* and back 1 would have to 'g o "*"■ n f AIi’l l ut M l l i c , i i u r n n l InK m a k e ntii*w«*r to t h e HIM uf t ’ont316.6, KDKA P ittsburgh, 950, now performing iu California hnvi n bed. I had cramping *pcll»iujd I n P l a t t h i i ' H i f i t ' c n r i t m l i n 1*1a t p laln t t h i s tla> f i l e d u k u I i i h I y o u soithl faint if I stood on m y.tact lliink I |mi;i* f*I. nf (hi* I’tihlh l>v t h e H o m p l k l i m n t i n t h i n ratiH«*. 6:15, dinner enneert; 8 , Champion secured their 1923 licenses to date Ih i 'u l i ts uf Si flitliuh* t'utllll >, •it !'(* r '.vT s e Mi l d 1 * 1 1 1 uf r u m p i n Ini S paik ir* ; 8:30, Sylvnnia F o rest­ Yurwnod announced, but m o s t o ’ rny length of lime- My nerve* v.ould Fhirhln. < v ci 'pi AYmi i i l i t h u h w i l l I*** t a k e n a - m u f « k w ! t»y Volt the boys will get their fighting or ircemno U| sot al the leaft IIIt.C, I»t»itt 1 7 i, mnl 5, as |u*r a n d c ncli nf y o u a m i this c m mu' ers; 9, Variety Hour. il*M!i|iMmi aii'l plat tli**r**of pi ••< ( e d e x p a r t e 277.6. WHAM Rochester. 1,080: dors by the close of the month rnd I wouJ l have s|«’lla o f t -vidg that wero so cxliuuuting Lbey 1 1 1 r*‘r n | i f i ‘it i n All s c * J hiIi**ui|H t l -r»k Tin nut me nf snlil suit Iii-Iiie .......... .. a — ft)rpt'tip*p (iiBhn i i-ti nlit *’ kI ucIi** piORHIIlt* Kfiuln^* providing they have the required mo prostrate. t. tuuA* 1“ '.*• nf tli** t*ul>Ui' Milt tn • ,y, five bucks and a c h u r record. |{«*t-Mrth *»f Hi ' initioii* , t ii - H IU t ton Bnnd; 8:39, musicnl vista. IPi!| (Ritllt'H an fn lln * 'Several of my frirnds sugfeerk'l rinrjihi M r t c u ^ o l i h i - i i by r Is I 111 11 a n d 379,5, WGY Schenertady, 700: that I take Cardui. They t«-ld ITlu bf Ti*r i»*h ti \ti-11 I*»»t■**11ii s*•r 1:».» | t;t y iv il* to The A n ir r t r a i n Tm**t 516.9. iVMU Memphis. 589: 9. their experiences with it, how much f u r l»****il. i "nmjinny. 1 C t mi . dnled Mnv 7 50, farm program ; 8 , Remington , u i; w i i i t i : t . tli A. I* IML'.V and o f t »*(•*» r d In band; 9, Ipana Troubndours; 9:30, Ipana Troubadours; 9:30, Goodrich they have been bellied. A t S n i ' H a l Mast i*i Mt’ilKnu** H'mfK H p.u;* M l »*f lh** , . tl Hour; 10:30 Studio Concert. decided to try iL W I I . SUN I h i V l . i ; A MUSIITON. I ’tiMi t r 11ei-iii d n <*f S r tit In* d r i ’<»u n l i o f i f l r i i h 11ni l l' 336.9 WSM Nashville, 899: 9 "In a few weeks, I could see U:*.* I Ki l l P*i i hi » f o r t ' n i t i p l a i m i h t . tv K1*»rldn : MnrfKUfje K»'« n h> A I6H.5 WRC Washington, 640: 8 , und w ife until r i i H r l p h I. Ipana .Troubadours; 9:30, Good­ was improving, so I kept on. I del Great .Mmncnts in History; 9, 1 pu­ I -1 ill dn fed tie fuller 21 . A 11. I ftJ1* not expect tlie troubles of years I * n n d n f r e c o r d I n M o r i m i K i - ft»n»k na Ti mili.nlours; 9:30, Goodrich rich Ilnur; 10:39, National Grand disappear in a few days, nor <1 ■' m *»l» l i u g r 2.1 H of file* P l l l d t r 11* F Opera. 10:30, National Grund -hey, but in time I was much bett-'t‘. i*i iN of Hr mined** rm ndy. I'lnrldn; Hour; 322.4, WSMB New Orleans, I kept up tlie Cardui treatment ) * \|* I 1141j ** V lVi II hy A, Ol’tiVlt t. nnd Opera. 930: 9:30, muaicul program (2 v* ii.* unto t T u i r l e * L H i m dut* d several m onths and thaaku to b 1 Southern. (b I i.Imt 2lbt, A. I> 11 * n n d of im a Well woman now." 296.9 WWNC Asheville, 1,910: hrs.L i *i»»rd * In A-lei r 1 n> Hook StI. on 249.9, W fO A Pensacola, l.*20t): At all drug stores A’C-J 1 ji.tg* -ST* *»f Ilu- F u h l l r I L r o i d r t o f 6:45. dinner music. Mrndtudr f'oiinty. l #b»rldu 475.9, Atlanta. 630: 8 , Stephen 9, Banco Hour; 10, Young laulics' 11 I m f u r t t i e r **rdcrt*f1 c l i nt tliH *; *Ft | rr h r |>ii I*! I hI mhI i ti T h e S a n Foster Songs; 9, Ipsnn Troubn- Sextet; 10:30, concert pianist. 254.1. WRVA Richmond, 1,180. V S > ;.h>9 .S; 9:39, Goodrich Hour; 19:30. 7, Bridge Lesson; 9:30, musical t'lurlda. oner n werh fur f n u r (D Grand Opera. ci Ii-ui lillvo wcchN amt Dial a ropj <>i-iu ( 'h n 11nnnni.ii program. l i i n .<( l.e n m lln l in A. Ornvlir. ;-* (•«. « DUD l n a li a n o n g n , ami .J* unit! firnvtix, lit* wlfr. Di« j 1,^10: 9, Firing band; 9:50, organ Political Announcements Shake-up Of Federal Men Result Of Tests . *>,;■'»» dt : r i c ‘ 711' BAD PAINS INSIDE .1- t. luImitH i n m n l In llil-t urilrr. , in-iD il v ITM-.SK iii > hand anil ..fflclal \ . . . . . . m i l nf Dii' (‘ irru li 1-i.ui t nf Di* i.fel.4 K T H S H o t S iir m g a , 7 8 0 - | i n . " D -ihtrrt JiHlti lul <’lri-iiii <*t B:30. S p a n i s h S e r e n a d e ; 9. dunce • '1 .1 Hint l- nr Klorillu. Ill unit fn« ' ‘ „ , , ...... it ntinolr On n n ty, on i (i Im i Ih * 20tt* i cnnrt f t J 10, hoIoh & r d iin ff fiu u it- 1 •I143 of Uiu'wiiifier. A, IV *11?T J V le r U .TreiVlI' r o u r t 1 li>- A. >1. WKF.KR Deputy r ir r k BE SLEN D ER and Fashionable i 322.1. WHAS Louisville, 930: 8. 1 Great M.>, s u N , I M V I . i ; A- t d D D T D N . Htti f r i t i n n f o r r®«n n i » u In t i n t Moments in Historj-: u. i .s i ; a ii IN Till-; tMIIDI IT CDUItT l i t 1 HUM l M U . n COUNTV, FI.UIDDA tN i -DANCKIIY. Di Itr: PuDD on id ItUSA II I ICKHIG n U D K lt ON PKTITMJV TD .ID-: I-KI-IIKKD A KUKIC DDAI.r.K The iilmv» mnl furnm liii: esu *r •-uialiis oil Dil* d a y In lie heard iiliini lep u rt o f Du-‘ hperlal MnsD-i .if Du: ii -s D uioii ) t a k e n mid Died hi-rnla1 loiD'Dii-r w lll i h'» fliu llm :. '.Itereon mid Die Court t e t n g fully ndvlii-d lu tho m a t le r and mi D»i.-o Dial Dm P etit loner. ItOSA IKMCKKIt.- a m arried \i« m a n lu*,‘ il-- i-Kuaelty and iiusUfl-'uDuii* re t a k e Hiarjrr o f mid nunnKc her n u n i » l « t e and p ruperly «ud liuj**'' •mtie a Kreo D en ier In e v e r y r e e s iii-el. tlu-reupon, upuli i onddorui.lon tlirrruf, tliilli. / o it D K it , a d j i t i p U : « u i i w n n u Dial Die a fo r e s a id Itcitor'. of Dw Seeclul Maslt-r and. id s flndlna*. lie, und th e *anm Is ■•••r*t-V c»nflim ed and a ilceitae I-ere u sranU-d the eald Ho* i U ''''--kcr. * married w o m a n , to m i u i a . la k e •l-urae of und con tru l tier se p a r ­ ate e t a i u t o r y p r o p e r ty Tmi lo l*oi-nme a ' Kr»o D e a le r in ra«* Follqw Our -Want A ds 711 For a Better Home at Smaller Cost * * „ % * ’ T ; H E lowness o f th e sellin g co*t w hen yo u binr o r sell th ro u g h W a n t A d s is b o u n d to ben efit bo th b u y er a n d seller. F o r » few cents you can find a d esira b le p u rc h a se r , fo r y o u r h o m e im m ediately by fu lly d esc rib in g y o u r p ro p e rty a n d in se rtin g a W a n t A d in o u r p a p e r once o r twice. By u sin g o n e o f o u r W a n t A d s th e purchaser a n d seller a re benefited by im m ed iate transaction, p erso n al in v estig atio n , a n d th e ex trem ely low cost o f o u r W a n t Ada. , kry and Eggs B*by Cheka. Mrs. W. ' 1. Sanford, « I u i n Ii t ** i i Mi i i ' i n n ' f Mut t I al i i i Fit ini d i a l i* f »n i *■- 1 •I **c*I i n it It* i h«* »**fn*‘ (*f Ti» x i ai l l«‘t*it»r u f S r i n i n ith* I Ain lit > , Mi Uj i - f t t n t i n- a c t i o n n f U>*j \ ut *1lm I n l i di Tt**i i i ncrat i p l , r i n t a i y t •» !*•' li*.it»t t n Jutii*. Y u t i r M t p l i m t w i l l In.* a |»i>i t * c l a t *-1 1 J N*t» i i J I N K I N S for tto iff!'* • f rtwrk, *»f tiro I'lrrtlli UioirL nunjiit tn lItc aclion < » l lln\**t*ir M J '»nr PiintHt} Six room house: Tenth, between It I t l» MAS. Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent ro ll M .n iti o r r o i irr reasonable. Phone 251. I 11•*it*i•\ jtiiinniii*. »n> nuidhfnc) lm i-lirk uf tin* I'lriTiit null* !••« t *n i In w ill nf I hr vnh i a In 17—HuhI’U’ss Places For Rent ill*I **i;i*n-i .*11* ?*i I'Mfin' »*i t»«* Imtil ill 7* L WlN ,*!«|il *ftillC } uni STORES for Rent— Suitable for JmiMPtunl either office or small business i; a rur.is Rent reasonable. phone 8C1-J. BLOCKS— Irrigation general cement work. 18— Wanted To Rent P e t e ('o. J. E. Tcr- W A N T E D - 5 or 6 room house f'ii. 3 rd and Eim furnished. . . K. F H e aid ofHflN G -'T h e Roof F.v- fire. Mclal shingles, tm tin ami gnlvinizcd 1“ —Houses For Sule tr.rncs H. Cowan. Oak FOR SA LE—Spanish house now furtl St. Phone 111. rented fo r $50.00 monthly. In good location. Will sell for •'anted Male $6 ,000.00 on term s of $250. cu<!i -Young man of good and the balance. $75.00 per month Ice to solicit ads for House contains 5 rooms. Large lot, double garage, etc. Address C. |f The Herald. Strictly A. II. Care The Herald. basis. See Mr. Powllerald. FOR SALK— 75 foot lot facing cast on Palm etto Avenue north I EH Dry Cleaner desStreet. Will sacrifice -•c» of young mun with of .. Hughey ... itpr. Good paying pro- if ,801,1 »' »n>cdiutcly. Very little k....,it .. Addle*a 4 ... .. «Box . .. cash required nnd easy payment! husllt-r. on the balance. Address 1*. O. Box |Thc Herald. 131, Sanford. wanted with light cottage .ou , M space fo r small b i d - FOR S A L E —Small rear of lot, Mngnolia Avenue near i paltry, to run poultry Diford. Good income for isouthsida school. Ideal place to liun, Addresa Box 908, live until such time us large, house j 1? desired on front of property. In ' pl Herald. good neighborhood. Will sell o n , •ush paym ent of *50.09 with the J balance paynbla like rent. Price i L - T o . Ijorrow $3,000.00 f.rdO.OO. Inquire a t The Herald [years, secure^ by flrBt office. ' I | on well located stucco Jy . w orth dqulilc th a t FOR SA LE— New 5 roont mod­ ern bungalow* one block from per cent interest and l bonus. Address Box High School, Inquire at 608 W. Hu they. The Herald. H I on Radio T e l e v i s i o n Will Be Practical Within Five Years i set DONE A N D tu Chstnli* r» at Hanford. S e n u K- County V'lur.riw, Dll* m i l day uf Decenther. A. D. 1131. iH I g n c d ). ....w tV. \V. W itlO HT. Ju d n v C ircu it Court. 0«n*lp* olo C ou n ty. Florida U lLHON, .D O Y LE 4 W O H T O N ,, & The Sanford Herald 1 Classified Dept. Phone 148 Paul P. B arnett. 10 Wall Street, • Orlando. Florida. Phone 8398 o r WI3, ■r '_____ Wm A ^T 1 Fat and Tad are mortal enemies. You ca n t Dfti stylish and fleshy. The two don't go.togcthclC But there is no need to be,stout. You can have the slender figure which fashion de^ mands, and what's more you can have it (Legal Notices) i\ Tin-; I’n t r r i r I'u rirr nr SDMINOI.K UOIJNTV. l - l .i m i D A . I.v I ' lD N l 'K I t Y . IX CU: IVII Dun ur It i: 11*1'11A * i I . MOINK. MiTIC t: n v A l'IM .IfA T lD N TO i i i ; m a d e a k i u i k Di-:At-i:tt NuDee I* h ereb y a tv eii tliut Die until cslKiiad, a m irrlml w om an , will u n Die PDi day uf Puhriiury V D. P'2>. ut 10:00 n ’elnek A. Jj •mid:' <o Die Honorutile <V , \V *»■*■f1-1-* J u d y — ftf Die Dlreutt I'mirt " t Die T w e - |i v Thlr-I -J u d lrial O r c i l t i't Du- S l u t - uf Kli»rl<la, al l b - I’o n r i D u u e - at Kanfinal ScnUniilii <Jaunty, Klurldu o r vvlu-r-v er said J n d u e may be ul *a'd tlpiu. fur a lleeii* - lu innimZ". ta k e ella ry v tif und ru n lru l bur nniliertV und b eeoin e a fr e e d ea ler In ev ery re*|ie-l. D *ied i b i s l l i b da) uf J a n u a r y A. D. I!*:*. HKIlTTfA O. I.eM u lN i:. Il M. U'ATODN. S ollrltu r fo r P e tit io n e r . mmmmimmmrn WITHOUT CHANGE OP DIET OR UNNECESSARY EXERCISE I am a licensed New York Phyaician. For year* I have specialised in obesity and have treated thousand* of men and women overburdened with exceniva fleah. 3 prescribe for rn;*patient* so th at their general health will be improved a* well as their weight reduced. Will you take advantage of nty great offer? ~ FREE TRIAL TREATMENT AND VALUABLE BOOKLET Know from a c tu a l experience th at my treatm ent will help you as it has helped thouiand* of others, Head what a few patient* say: ( MISS O. WirinOW w rU4t:-l have low 1* loumli «• m ult of your tir»ttnMi| • nd Sri* ar»»r Icluw well la nty lit* u I da aoV" . t III t Sant a s wriinz "I Have I(Ml 70 PDjaiU »» » »«ult ul taU ni your UralBirnt lt»*Di*tl*» !• tr tty w* y I ran now likr load »«li* without bnoaUns ILrevl nr •kart i* brrath. J thank you v*ry rourhlei *lul >*a have dooejur a t," " Vlas. E. Ba t s m a n wrrMj.'-Havrtakwi your t i r a n a t a l a n d It.** w oadrrtul haw I* ■kJ och . It doer )u*t t* you n r - I S a to reduce^ a pound a day and (**i t a « a i l l * ANN ASCHUIOTowilaJ. “ I W r W IfS jw u o d r h r l i t r t M aned - you r c o l , w eal and I aow wriyS IAS y w XdA Vw« u a y print th in il you U kt." Always remember that fat i* dangerous. Your very life is threat esc, by excess flnh. Get rid of that fat now. You'll feel better, look better and live longer. Wnte now, this minute, foe booklet and Free trial treatment. DR. R. NEWMAN I J c e n s e d P h y a fo la s S t a t e c f N . J M FHU» Ave., New YsrS-Dtah D-2 m ylT ' ail : f, m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 18, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c3bfbd983173d89237d580cf077487d.pdf 03c072163fd8b3c7af8af058eb253adf PDF Text Text ) A. YOUR NEWSPAPER k||shcd in ' Florida’s H eart. , World’s Greatest Vegetable lion. Its Richest Garden Land^ Leased Wire International News Service [utilator O f Child onfesses^A^-Mob !ries For Revenge Fund For Lake Mary Youth Now 578.93 _ .The. H erald * f u m L W It. K ~ Ilall wan increased to $78.93 today with the receipt, of con­ tributions froiit lhrve people. Donations to <lntc are lifted ns follows: ther OfFiveAndExllder Of ChurchAdinits Brutal Butch­ ery Of Young: Baby FOREIGN PRESSCAL DEPARTS COMMENTS ONFROM HAVANA COOLIDGETALKFORREVWEST Previously acknowledged • E. II. Vickers C. E. Wilson Mrs. .1. K. Idling $71.93 1.00 1.00 5.l|0 Majority Of Paris Publishers Presidential Party Leaves On Cruiser Memphis A fter A t­ Refrain From D iscussing It tending Pnn-Amerlcnn Con­ But Some Attack Discourse ference In Culm’s Capital In Nollnm istaknble Manner Total S78.'.'3 Coulidffc Impressed By Warm Reception SLAYER OF CHILD WAS MODEL MAN Papers Complain Of Avoiding: Real Issue IN HIS OWN TOWN FELLOW CITIZENS .•aged Citizens [Demand His Life A“ * J “ PRAISE EVANS IN [rmer IdentifiesMan E Fnglish Government Circles Congress Will Settle Down Find Nothing In HavanaAdTo Serious B usiness Now —dress To Cause ' Criticism That Amenities Are. Over • —---p — i ’ I H im self From The Law By Repudiating His t^ n fessh m PUBLISHERS ASK OFFICERS ARREST USE OF RADIO AS OPIUM ADDICT AS NEWS SPREADER WOMAN’S SLAYER Police Conduct Vigor­ ous Search ,For PyromaniacWht Fire To 7 B u ilf HAVANA,, Jan- i 7.".TTNS)r - | American Prew^W UHKIloris Alleged *‘Quecn Of Diamond«’ 'to. President* t ’noHdgc’s visit to Cuba j Appear Before Federal Ra­ Is Held On Formal Charge _ v fc O sK iH e ile lp day refrained from commenting came to mi end today when he left dio Commission To Demand Of Murdering B etty Cham­ IONIA, Mich.. Jan. 17— (IN S) j ---- V ' . .. . upon I’resideht t ’eolidge’s I'nn11st* Of Short W ave Lengths bers In Chlcngo Apartment — While Adolph Hotelling, until I l i i n d s o n i e f P e n A nil I e n c i l h t t Aniericuu Conference speech, the -.* for home on U"‘ C ruiser Memphis late yesterday regarded as "thv- , G i v e n i.Jlite M a r y M an L a s t few that did attacked the speech at 7 :-tr* nVIi ck. The President*.! vis­ WASHINGTON, Joe. S7.— (INST CHICAGO, Jan. 17.— ( I N S ) — it to this city to address the P an ­ —American Press Associations and N ight WhenTnideOrgnnizu* in no gentle terms.. •’L l N T , M i c h . , J a n . 1 7 — osso’s model m an" today planned Drugs, diamond--, murder, a adhes­ IS) — Adolph Hotelling, behind the safety of Ionia prison »’ Hon Gives Surprise Party •‘The chief fn u il. found by tla» American Congress proved a pro­ newspapers went before the Fed­ ive tape and n w a te r glass were press wa.i that I‘resident CoOlidgc nounced Micro;.,. ltiHli Mr. and Mrs. eral Radio Commission today to the incidents in an underworld WASHINGTON, Jan. 17— [fesHcd kidnapper and walls to defend Ilimseif from the rommis- confined liim.-elf to generalities Foolidge were given continuous demand that the short wave leng­ dram a which caused police here to­ Frank ’Evans. •ootil charge of slaying f» year old Dor­ (IN S )— Police pressed vig­ [id-slayer <d' r» year «>1<I othy Schneider, authorities a n ­ sioner and prominent .V'lntinde mid completely for got to mention ths be opened up for news d istri­ day to lodge formal charges of ovatimv1 when they appeared in orous manhunt today fpr the _ _ m u r d e r - ngninst Doris Hemphill rothy Sehneider. is hidden nounced they will try to connect County developer, was honored the " actuallliis." The Echo Do P a r ­ Inil die. They were impressed by the bution. -Joseph' Pierson. ,rr Chicago, rep­ Kirk, pretty blonde adventuress, pyromaniac who started is dei l a n d : "Hie speech i s more jay in a strong cell at the him ........... with the brutal killing of two Monday night by the. uilizmia— of worthy of a Baptist Chapel than a warmth of their reception both in resenting the American Newspaper former church organist and alleged | t « -reform atory a t Ionia, I D e tr o it - r h i ld r m in r.i’j J n . Lake Mary, w'lm p iv v o te d • him diplomatic ictuiiou. One necks vain­ tin city m i d ’outside when they Publishers’ Association, declared "queen of diamonds" accused of worst series of fires in Wash­ that the crying need of the A m er­ the slaying of Betty McDonald ington’s history. The city was j fit., according to reports 1 Hotelling calmly disiii.'svd plans with n gold pci* and pencil " c l in ly for the least indication of n def­ \vi nt’ sightseeing. r . r i s ­ kept ip.^m uproar d u r in * /^ token of their esteem sad apprec­ inite United States policy towurd The Sixth l’mi-Ameriinn (’oitfer- ican Press is for adequate radio Chambers. . . . lilting here today. It'* conviction today nfte communication facili' , A ' a H : ’ • n e l l y '’ChUmbers* Avns "imurcftrred ing from ii sound sleep in Ionia iation or his public .spiritedness. Lntin America." [cnee which is traugjhl. rhe 17 year old m urderer, who htrfuncfv'\ o w-ire facilities. 7‘* ji’hoicl loom. G arrotted with an nigh t and early • m o n and eating a hearty breakhours by seven major tires •-VuolUIV:m • cnl.U ^ •'•’Sf'C»‘VoscICiiri> for gowJ or iwil ..J|U, arrested late yesterday at his prison . The association is asking t...h XhSL Vo c u e light v nl, struck over the rus»vi'i).1p'4fyKt: va«,U -ap jia m iu ndisi*.* surprise to Mr. Kvana. who al- ‘rich in nphorismy, ru to g t . f • i 0 f . , „ s rclatiAm with Lntln-Am- (..,mmLsion to make permanent the .end with n blunt instrument, denth and ten lesser ones, and false . .......... . t 11 using n fte r n mob of .10.000 t-nHfo jailers deelared he appear tcniled the gathering thinking it dcntorcncy, and praise of peace: a • . . . banal certificate of g«od cortdu-t , 1 :ir‘ coneermxl got down to radii* services -which the newspap­ vns made ce rtain when her slayers alarms. Damuge w a s.estim ated a t more led citizens stormed the jnil hero |l(j tinroiiccriied as if lie were in was to he the monthly social ers and press associations have de­ n e d adhesive tppo to cover her for the policy followed l,y t w o , >‘ riou» hsslnesa today. T l i e n m - veloped on an experimental busts.” demanded his life. tho*pwv c.f the church where he meeting of the Lake Mary cliani- Atnericans, especially the united unties, the toasts, t h e . official than $uo0,000 and tho figure may and nose. he Mild. He told how a press «s- motnh flu. move from Lansing to the |)ri,Hi,|(.(| on|y last Sunday at oli.igo higher. Sixteen firemen wsre Tell tale finger prints on the ndI her of commerce. Instead of the S ta te s’ so-called pacific a tt i tu d e / ’ ! courtesies are endixl. liu Reformatory was made when 1 . . .-oi-iatioii furnished its Morula Ihoritle* learned another nml. munion s e n . . . usual p:»tgiam of eiitertaininent < idling it a paradox th a t Prc-.-i|.\,r two days temperamental clients with a limit* news report ’u-sive tape and upon a w ater glass taken to hospitals suffering train . storming n't the eiipilul. HotHotelling was l»i.*ii"hl here Me. Kvuik found himself eiilog- dent Foolidge should he speaking , | | , lvnnn, and in fact, nil Latin-Amer- a fte r wire lines hail been torn :i the r*> in pointed the finger mur- exposure atwi smoke but ‘ there lag is m arried and the fa th e r of from Flint to escape nml. vyn- i/.tsl |«y several speakers nml of peace while Am*i"icon nirplnnes | jt.(l |,as rendered homage to the down in the hurricane. Internation­ ocr at Doris Kirk, B etty’s rival for 1was no loss of life. al News Service performed this the affectiuns of J. Gordon Cham­ children, two of them nuirried gcance. Pending the arrival of his I All fire apparatus was on tho for his ’unselfish work in are lioir.lmi'ding relu-l Nlcnrngunn ^j oMiilout of the United States in bers, w-iih whom Betty hud been lighters. He was an elder of the attorney, William A. Sigmiller, of ‘ praised troops, i.egntilois doclarea: "H'lt manlier without precedent of parrun since shortly a f te r 11 o’clock , living. promoting the L ist Interests of He also envisioned the day when tluit contradiction conforms tortile 1:. 11,-1 in iuteinaiional relations, lurch of Christ at Owosso. Owosso, Hotelling did not talk ut Still crazed front the effects of Inst night. Ten companies and a [Piesideut Foolidge has been feted press associations would cover the an opium pipe, Doris Kirk moaned deputy chief from Baltimore and. Hotelling's crime was one of the u, ,,f his plan, hut he Lake Mary and Seminole County.- peculiar American psychology." I He heard himexlf described as Jpcaknhle atrocities that normal mu|ip it |nin |„, inten-Js to fight and dined and nculnimed such as world by radio, so th a t small LONDON, Jan. 17.— Brltidi no limn e ii'r was in the queen city papers as well ns metiopolitnn dnll- in delirium in the s ta te ’s attorneys all available fire fig h tin g y.unit* Innn being.! cun only shudder at j ti „ m „,u*»,pt m n - one of "Seminole County's most office today us watchful detectives prominent citizens and one whose Govei iiment circles found nothing of the Faiibhcmi country. Ln’.in- ies would receive a full news scr- waited <» question h e r and break within 30 miles were summoned to todn> in Piv.'uilent Foolidge's H.i...... . •"> ««•* ........ . * every effort was for the upbuilding vana 7'cei li to which exceptions American statesmen have tied with vice. down her rambling stories of h ap­ help battle tho fires. . I the notorious Ilickmnn case m " i n s . . ^ cadi nt her to do him liuimr. All W ashington fire and pollCO penings in the last week. ,,f ins «oininunily.” He l"tind Ids . . „ John II. Fostello of S ’»:t I rnneiscould be tal.ell. Angeles. | Sigmiller, a representative of Hut that part of toe s ix th F o n - t (|> ap|u.a m j ,-or n group of »Vest N ot All through the night she was reserves were called •out. International News service mi- f, renee of the Pan-American Stales Hutching confessed while onroute the* S ta te Attorney Cieiiernl’s of- public- service t-nreer as reflected 1M.w„,,Bp e r ^ lie declared that questioned and requestioned. Police aincu tho Knickerbocker T heatni a Ins work on ........... unty hoard of d< islands th at no serious conslder- eiidc.l «*.,lay when 1‘re.sii ent tooltli his captors from Owosso, h i * ! ' f i r(, „ n,| Prosecutor Will Roll-' . X n w n l T h so Impnr ant announced her statem ents sounded disaster, whan nbout 10 Uvea were' hie, t<> the I-lint Jail. He said he ,.t ls ,,f (lenesee, were to confer i ommissioiiers commended from all n:ion i< being given to i.ugge-t- nlge slepiH.I aboard the U. S. | m.w , Kllli,erirtr-nml distribution like a nightmare.' Today, sunken snuffed out under, a snow >ides and listened to scores of other Mt‘. | F,.ujM.r Memphis nn the return trip Is cruising through Mount Morrie j |u|0 the next step. ions'in >ome q u arte rs that JMi. i Inn full radio facilities nro essen eyed, her marcelled hnir awry, Dor­ laudatory remarks. l,urh. when lu* sa.v tin little " " Foolidge i- endeavoring t<* e s l a j i - : Wa hlngtoti. Fropi now on, a* link nut only in periods of wire is faced her-accusers and stubborn­ roor, has Washington experienced Cow Fred V. Green, who i' d ir­ When Judge Jam es (I. Sharon, lish an a-*soei Hum of nations tRioo | (,ni, .h h g.itu pin used it, "the Ihncidn- girl. ’ ... prostration ................... hut in the work of ly denied she was more than a such a hectic night. pro.- ciltit.ll, ; eat.ii g for tile vilir.cn> ol Lake the American I ’ontinents to tjval fjght a* begins". •| don't lamw why I did u. he ecting tile s ta te ’s Tho unending shrieking of alreW« events nil over the friend <•* the murdered girl. icporting iw hopes the churchman will s'.an I d. ’.’I to* I. her in the machine . I Mary, presented him with tin- g u t, I he ................ . Nations m Geneva. | T ,1)lt , |(, r e will be iilenty of Con- world. Held with Dons and charged nl- ens nnd the clanging of bell* , v ,| drove around awhile. Then 1 by his confession, plead guilty A,r. Kvaus ho. ovci. overcome M a n s was m ■•m.- In *» . It is i .-n. ially re c o g m u d Lnal | f n clillK ..pinion in this nixth con­ He said th at during the Dole so with the crime was her hus­ aroused the city and thousands et*1 rin l her into n thicket, rut tip • nlu| | l(> im nudintlcy sentenced *’ could baldly respond. Vi-ibly cm- there mu-t always be the closest | | (.ri.,H.,. generally anticipated by Air Derby one of tho San Francis* band. Jam es Kirk, alleged drug ad­ people left th e ir* b e d s’ to folkiw.j r body nml ni«l it down in the ! pr iH„n . dict und self-confessed pickpocket, b an .is-ed be disclaimed i red it fu r | politietil and economic relavo*. ■i u,,. niiieiy-oi'.il defi'gntdj. Xbe. A- «* n « K s p a iy :ia ..s ^ jiri" •» tho fires. wa* Hotelling then told of coming I ‘There " WftS ^no coercion, c . . e i , . . .nml n , lie lh,. „ .anv things th a t hud been at-iaqm .ng the Aniericau republii**vkj» | merit nit inHflnry (irelpRWfW ' of plane with u portamT radio set unit and u "good one, too," to use his Hardly hod apparatus been call­ him and deeliired th a t I fi-rring :■> "the United S la tes’ i n - [ \ j , n ugua. tin- *‘ffoi t of some of f irnislied an atouratq s.ory of the n u n words. The puir were seized made his confession of !'k to h?s*car nml finding it -«,nl. ***** h;« confessu,n of h trilmtcd to than any I ternutional police work" in Latin h ., |..itni Ameriemi states to mnke j 'light, lie added that events of in n North Side Hotel lato yester- ed to the first fire before am the mini. A fa. n n . In- s dd. help Dee will. <**"■ G i u said ht. -done no more story of general alarm camo In, then ar. 'm eric*, the Kvening Sinmlar I J p | . kt :t I qu« ton • a pail of the •timilar rh o r a rtc r may be -imported dny. Piecing together thet-0ste him out a fte r which he i t limed., he has any sense at nl. lie should ut,„„ „f Lake Mary, the m urder police aU ribu|ed it to other. Fire Chief Watson redl.s 11 r>.gram, and finally the growing I mccssfiilly by radio. t'OiltllB'tll it: his home at Owosso. T h - far- r* nlize the best thing for him is , )t. r , (, I d s appreciation “ All press nssociutions are now jealousy. ••The t rouble Is that \pierii-ntis ■n.iti. mil c..u-ci*»usness of these ■r. Archie Damn, who Utitvlttl**?!-' to plead guilty and accept a life oJ. , (w. ,.(((/,-ns’ gift nml desi rihed Hotly Chambers wa.*r known ns cd he couldn’t stop tho blazes w.tii a \ , t * • It** combine a h-gli hntul- I n < I ..ilia Via* ric.-m tiilcs.iillure d i -tribiitieg their r* ports by radio nidi'd t he slaver, was th • Or>t k i .ii iic, . Later, 'f h- wzints mi ' x- .,, ; l . - mm,- t.ii-on "I unii ually , ei* * X' - i e n of Iln> dot witli a j .M . c 1. ,I I., provide tin* I iii-I l"i ■... the Orient and the Dhilqqnnes.^ tho "W hite Diamond” because of his pj-caent force; a h u rr y cal! the police muiiiatioii for insanity, lie can t*^‘ *t n t -1 >11v spirit which mules Lake 1'Oil . report (tie incident lu-r alleged activities in a g a n g of was sent to Baltimore. Ten com­ I,., mud. "TI < -xisting means •ig.ir idealism - in h a> j iIn* i u’* ft* r the g ill’s limls w.ls toiind xamiued in prison It fo.iiul in i -q.ltv ,,,.,,^1,. into mil* enthusiastie I 'n >i.!> t- t o .olid.' .. p. hi mil ,1 al Ii i > I.. i|u.-i*ch, *.r at b-a-t to , minimi-, at ion are not adequate. gum thrives, said t<» have been panies drove the 40 miles to W ash­ I j r hi i--.ni-. II*- jia • uli-iit:li«-d -nil**, hi- cn*i h 11au-f'-i red t>* th** Kt,.ii|, i,| b.'iisli-rs. II*- l.-itc ale*l con'iol that fire that tile l nte.l I am (old i In*t MacKuy < ompuny headed by J. Gordon Chambers and ington in nn hour. As additional ' Int.diiiia as the man he helped out ho pita) for th criminal insane at hi- I*. *- for Lake Mary an.I Sem ­ I Havana l ;.*vci|ililcil; has s*-ni t.*> is paralleling U wire eiigths with „L „ to have stolen loot totalling ulnrms poured in to headquarter*, The Die-ideal's -pee. Ii larked Slul* ' the mud. ■ jliivana lb*- most distinguished ui.fiO. -||n* 11 . p a d incut of Justice more than $3,000,000. Ionia." s inole Fount.v and pledged himself tile v:g..i which hail hi-en expected, appeal for help w ent to nearby A large Idnod-stnim >1 1:»iif«*. <teli ration Hint has ever lepieseul- und other ftulrrul agencies have accoi< ii< > editorial iumiiu-nt in Under in* eircum taiu-es will Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Xa , ..unit .. in "my own little way " Ihii-h Hotelling i> sai*l t<* luix*- n*l a mu. I* i of nt-wspapei The. Ii * i*| ti..* country in Latin-Ainerican I veil ord e n s’. us-.* Die rnblo in­ They responded promptly. killi'd using to hill the girl. wn> bo returned to Flint, where an cn la -,,iv a" <• tin- best interests of the eral M * tm inster (iuzitt look th. (< lit I I t'HU^ It is lirittlcil l»y I*iun * | M 11 ° f wire whenever possible. I.mill on his person, m-n.rdi'ig I" iag*«l mob *. f ......... . pel >**n> ci.iMiniiiiity milt's, iitnl it iiirlmlo* Mvnil * » l Police and fire chiefs agreed 111it •til** that the spee«-h ’tailed t" b’-' I'.'-ins llugln stiirmcd the Wiil In si nitflil " i t h rn-stiiiv officer*. In a.IdtiKu to Judge Sluiron an ! explain away rce« nt actions of the Dwight- Aloiiow, ambassador to th a t the fires were of incendiary Inp conqdetu eonfesrion of Adolph liowlitur tloniamls for I n 4 origin. A t threo o'clock police Mr. I’. v a's, the spenkei* list io- Aniericau GoverniiH-m n'-->|i"«;tini: Mexico, who has managed a ninrlatvilii g, kidnaper-slayi. r of f* vear i sent out a d ra g n e t to bring in all , lulled I'. .1. TrotU-r, secretary of a big naval program and Nicnr i- \’i-llou> beiicrinent of relations Hi Doi .thy Schneider at Ml. Mm belwet ii the Falles Govei iiment in suspicious persons. Ono' boy was the Sanfi.id • h:imls»r *if Fomnicive giian di Iniluiuivs.'’ |s Ian Thursday follows: "I wa * Mexico and the Foolidge Adminis­ An even dozen easels were on tho anging around F lint looking for ca u g h t but a f te r severe question­ win, >puke **n ronimunity exhibits tration in Washington. Municipal Court docket ^ Monday Hnk. List TI iui-m Iiiv I wus uriving ing by police wa* turned loose. t l m t 'a l e t<* be staged soiiii; • l.inIt includes, too, although Ultofi.ioriting when Judge White openjlom; tin- Dixie Highway when [ The maniac deliberately picked fiflully.—NVIU Rogers, the cowboy oii K. Allen, president of the Sail­ Hw a little girl l did n*.t know. I An attractive foliiei, advertising id the tribunal to hear the week­ out highly inflammable building! humoriat, who has become a sort end troubles *'f the defendants. ed Atlantic National Dank, wiiu fopj'id the till and as Led her in of adjunct of the State Department Sanford ..................and the recent opening *>f A in e t'a F arrie r nnd A rth u r to touch off the wires. Most* of peai id Mi l-’.vuttH and pai<l triIonic in. | said I would lake hci since his missionary work in Mox- ,|u. Hotel F orrestt Like, Inis just Williamr.. were dismissed upon the bazea worn in the downtown . i,nie to Inmother, Mrs. M. V. |ami>. ico Fity. Rogers has dropped ll»t° I i-asued by the Atlantic t o a s t chin ge.'i of diforderly conduct. W. I )< por.its of the Sanford Allan lie’van-. K. A. Douglass, who ‘‘.She didn’t want t<* come, but I Florida ! Havana unofficially and um x p ln in -| , ||U, f0 r »diBtrlhulion in cities nml E. Thomas, Gray F u rtis and J. B. section, but as police guards were, , which • lose.l ■ .I.,. ,i i oiitiniianee of good will lr.nl; her in the car. She pleaded tie National Dan An inspect..,- *,r the 1 | hc has been waiaily gr.-ole.l nu trains covering Us whole sys throw n around this area smaller Farrell ouch estreated $10 bonds kith nn- to let her go home. She its n-cnii ! week of b u s in o s today, t the eoinmiiuities of R,.;il F.'tat*t ommisH iin . arrived fb\" the American . .i..!...,,,, .- i..n< | .,t.*ri I | among fires broke out in the outlying 1 V , . -.* i >i... 1 uelegiil»-N. l.m . according t*» nn unnouncefor drunkenness while Jsese Mayo fait) she would tell her m other and have iviiclu-d a i •»t:•I <>f $-77.1. th*» » »iii't’»*. •and Howard I*. Smith in >>aiif<>ril t'.'lay with instiui lions oil, the American delegation will meiit today by Chaiuber of F«*m- appeared in court on the same districts. Hdher oil me if I didn't lot her go. .r,l, according !*• a statement is- .-nil A i ihur Human. (<> make a thorough investigation he supplemented liy Fob ( buries The fire first was discovered merco officials who have received i Imrge and was fined $&• "I drove down the Stanley rn u l rm <1 today by ill* institution. The nu i-t i tr was opened by Nl r. „f ihi.se operating as r<sl estate A. Lindbergh, the youthful Anicii- a large number of the booklets. Grace Coleman, charged with the Woolworth 5 and 10 cent') and then down n mud road. S t" snlesnrfn without cun Ambassador of G«»*d Will t<; The dr|H*ails r-pt w nl II »l".vs’ .Mill'll:.I!. p> i-eidi-til of the Like |||,,j<ers and Reopening of Sanford’s huiul- ntiiiueting ft disorderly house, was few blocks from the Capitol, crying. I had never been down registration certificate as tlu- entire world. havin'' Mm y < hauiber of commerce, and ned $25 and the case of H. II. about eleven o’clock. niuncst hostelry is proclaimed in Mml mad before. ‘‘I stopped the i nr business, nv. rngii g $. . ........... Tbu blase, Aguinsl such hack ground, the i«'*|iiiidl by law. i |ynt for driving « motor car spread through a five story build­ and took her in my arm- and lifted aicoiitil** for each day. Ne.nl> wa.; pi* d*-d over by VV. J. Hop­ •t i huge type on the outside pages ol heads of the 21 delegations nu Accoi ding to i-epresentutivoa of wliile under the influence of inher over the fence. She was still 501) aciounlM liave b**-n opened, it Kins, aiftc ia iy . A delightful m us­ to decide the future oof the the folder while the insi.lu is de- torJcaUng liquor, was continued. ing, a block deep, with terrific rrying. Slu* ki pt telling me tlaat was learned, the exmt numlH-r be­ ical program wa* rendered by th" the Commission, W alter \Y. Rose, *today [ voted to n picture of the build­ town orchestra under the diree- chairman, was quoted as saying ongress. Of necessity most of the |*lie would have her parents a f te r |{. |*. Geiger paid $10 for being speed. Five alarm s were sound, cd, calling out n early tho entire Dint every broker nnd snloxman work must lie done in committees, ing with u story of Sanford on drunk. . linn of ( liesler Saunders. line. When I took her down to the ing IK2. W ashington departm ent, aa fears operating in Florida for the re g ­ and it is in these committees that one side nnd another about tho Officers nml d lrednra " f l >te uvek she was still try in g and Frank Smith nnd l.cola Fox were the trouble—if a n y —will eventuate. hotel on the other side. Rates are nil-tiding with me to let her g<* bank i xpresse ! themselves I•*«!«> istration year ending September ilinmisvcd on disorderly conduct were felt for th e safety o f. the Some of the delegates from some name. charges. Alexander Jones, not so wholo downtown business section. 3ll hud received notice to renew of the countries represented in quoted above the picture. ^ an being gratified over the bind Tho brief account of Sanford, fortunate, paid $l*r» for the some "I diui't know why I did :t- ■ ness which has been given the i n ­ registration and has had ample Havana wants the committee meet­ While firemen were flghtli ns related in the leaflet is ns fol- offense. tr.alc out my knife and stubbed her * .. time to do ho. ings in the open. (Continued on P age Six) twite, and cut her up. I don’t know stitution since its f<*'-mal opening Fred Green nnd his wife Anmo " I t is not necessary fo r an act­ "On the western shore of Lake Green negroes, wore arrested by what enme over me ol" made me do on J a n u a ry :t. They drseril** the ual Mile of real esta te to be liiatjo [it, "The Ilickmnn ease preyed on pDblic's reception a being "be­ Monroe, head of navigation of the Putrolmen F. L. Bonder und F. in order to come under the regis­ j nty mind it kept me uwake night yond their expectations and u St. John IUver, und 124 miles J. A rthur on request of Tuvurcs MANAGUA. Jan. 17.— ( I N S ) — tration law," Mr. Rose’s instruc­ after night. I thought of the crime source of much satisfaction. south of Jacksonville on the main police who said the pair were While advance guards of marines tions to his Inspectors declared, all the time. I thougt of giving lino of the Atlantic Const Line. It wanted there for grand lurcenv in are establishing contact with Gen­ Linton K. Alien, presiib-m *.f •*|>ut the mere holding Idmsclf out myself up Huturduy. eral SnndinoV rebels, and some is also un im portant junction connection with the theft of $200. tllg hunk, said, "I am very much skirmishes are rejiortcd ■in which as a broker through advertising or point from which Atlantic Coast pleased with the success which Die rebels have suffered small los­ otherwise, makes it necessary for Lino train s leave for Kustls, Mt. tho person so doing to -become N E W ORLEANS, J a n . 17the hank has made tlu s far be- ses, the political situation in M ana­ FORT MYERS. Fin., Jan. 17.— registered, so t h a t the Commis­ ( I N S )—Thomas A. Edison, world Dora, Tavares, Oviedo, W inter ( I N S )—Hurled suddenly from cuuho I see in its progress an ex­ gua is ln;coming more confused. Garden, etc. top p f a kiln which they were There nro now prospects of a h it­ sion may have some information in fumoun inventor, is bitterly oppos­ pression of confidence by tlte peo­ "Sanford is the center of the case of alleged fraud or misrep­ A talk on service nml how it is te r political fight in the Nicuraed to capital punishment, he snRI g re a te s t trucking area in America, * TA LLA HASSEE. Fla.. Jan. 17.— pairing into tho center of tka Sanford and Seminole ple of " * ' promoted by large corporations in gunn Assembly over tho passage resentation.” when usked for u» opinion on the (IN S )—Governor John W. Martin of flames beneath them ‘ the dissemination of sales hints County. According to th e law, the reg- Grny-Snyder executions, lie ili'cri- independent of rainfall, sub-lrrigu- und tho S tate Executive Cabinet, three workmen a t of the electrical law, which would tlon from urtesiun wells ’ taking and the holding of conferences be­ give the Americans the full control i-tration. fee Is $10 fo r brokers ed tho practice of the state exact­ with tho exception of Secretary of Portland Cement Company hart tween officers ond employees, v/as of Supervision of the next national and $5 for salesmen, nnd the max­ ing "an eye for un eye" In, a rrun- care ’ of. droughts, sub-drainage State Crawforjl and State Comp­ crawled over the flam ing coala t« handling surplussugo of rainfall given today by A fie rt T. White be­ elections. The passage of this law imum punishm ent for operating tlc effort to reduce crime. ' troller Ahtos, Will attend the cere­ the fire door of th e kiln and teM fore the Sanford R otary Flub at wu» ono of the conditions o f the without proper registration is $500 monies in Jacksonville today in unconscious in th e open air out­ He said th a t he had read the full when occurring. ‘B a n f o r / offek^ n fine winter which General Summerall, chief of Its weekly luncheon a t the Hotel Stitnson Peace Terms, hut opposi­ fine or six months Imprisonment details of the execution of RuHt side. % Forrest Lake. tion has arisen und there is now for individuals, nnd $1000 fine for Snyder and Judd Gray and tnut»u c l i m a t e , / good shootlriV, fii«hing, the United S ta trx Arm y S taff; will Edward Simoneaux, 29. died Discussion of publicity feature* f on a (1,300-ydrtl cham­ F urther preparations for the nrv.cnted with a s ab e r on be- few momenta a f te r escapl some doubt as to whether It enn be corporations. strengthened his oppositionNttr*w»gij»n .• * raddy tournam ent to lie held soon in connection with the appear­ adopted in Its present form. pionship COUTH' siuyfnH^'out of human h i * / by 'le" Sn°rctno’*of S tate Craw ford Is the fiery p l t f under theimspiccH n_f the club were ance in Sanford of Geraldine I arPresident Diaz is reported to l.e lertited s U t e > « h o r it i t s . WILBUR INSPECTS BASK helper were still a l lx ^ s t ti'inaining nt the Capital to receive “a “negro ’ “ diacusaetrty the members. W. W. rar, F ritz Kreisler and S t r g i ’ , unhappy over the present political FLY ER S A T T E M IT Society is i i/ y e non a hospital an hour later, but^— j ids on supplies for s ta te institu­ C. Smith was in charge of the pro­ Rachmaninoff will take place ut * '.titra tio n und with the possibility KEY WEST, Fla.,. Jap. 17— fine rcintinuls •forTife msteaU or meeting tomorrow warning, a t lu. !i of defeat in the Assembly staring ( I N S )—Secretary of Navy Curtis M U N IC IPA L AIRPORT. KAN tions und Com ptroller Amos is on were not expected to live, gram for the day. kUlingXJiem, if the luf-* '•/ of— 1 «»mI * • *LM . .*/ Ilia three men were engaged in Living o'clock a t the Chamber "f~* jn | | l(. face the reports of Ids Wilbur is jn Key West today, hav- United K tntis iire v.irratl out and FRANCISCO, J a n . 17.— (IN S I-- *tnte business In South Florida. C aptain Charles JCInjrtfi'rd-Simtn, firebrick in n rreolvng kiln, 1 AVIATUIlfc T \ K K O F F mcrco rooms, according tu Kcci‘ 1- xvi)|iagness It* resign are gnlniirg ivitf returned here*in ndvnnc’C of tho pardoning power v<Jr>’ *ou , ' PALM B EACH—NVw road U*«*l- it turned over in some A ustralian An*. ’ nnd’ Heutmont a ry E. J . T rotter. ntiength. / the Presidential Party from Hav­ revtrictiid,” he r lid- E d i/m rjiul. he i*i; to 'T u rro y Island un.lcr *»n- and spilled t h u n into the | BALBOA, CANAL ZONE,—Jan. Representatives from the ChamMajor General Le Jenne, com­ a n a for tile purpose of inspecting favored heavyjm uLhtm nt for con­ Gn>i i«* It. Pond, n*ivul v ' ‘rv’' ■*)’* itruetiop. . r r , took .off hi thi'ir Iti-uintonM The clothes of the men li 17— ( I N S )—^The French truns- ber o f Commerce, Lions. Rotary, mnndnnt of the rnarlnca,. »»■•« *»•'* the lorn! suhm arire bane a t tho victed criminals, but »coiurmned Fokker moii-iplim ; retHrl2 Atlantlc flyers Dleudonne Costrs K i U i . C. a Woman's d u b s will utriv^.l h . A * ? ™ * BUNNt'.t.L-x.$J00J)U0 new wat- burned from their Irndta"*! U. S. Navy Yard. The Inspection Hie present syati-m of |UUWWjnf Jiul.iv on Aitotliir and Joseph Labrix hopped off nt t ^ ut. * i i Mnrcntclto, i* on nn<l tnnl nl m* non onn * was for the consideration " f >’i<>v- Hum. l ie augfff*lwl the ji.ii*|oiimg -rw orl’.a uyatom here placed in rawlsd to safety over.$l *• . ennrrf.d F itrl’i-i France Plying Field nt <1:55 o’clock confer with , J. I*- M a n n * * ^ * ing coals. power lie given "U* tho l»roi>cr al’ftUi r tbi* world’u record fvr ?U3* operation, ’ ’* v’ Umdon Submurino rclnforOcmueV* aro expofj-jinff l hu New Umd Ibis morning for Cardens, Vcn?- m anager of the theater, on• >^ j talncd flight. „ . authorities.” . wjl,t| n # fow days. ' R«*o to K®y W cit. France Field is on the At­ proponed advertising and publicity j . . . • , ' . lantic side of the P anam a Canal. campaign, Nearby Cities Fire Apparatus To Fight The Flames t d Out Of The Mire ___ 9 a tho l New Rank Enjoys Good Business For F i r s t Two Weeks ';; Re a l t y Inspector Here Cheeking On Dealers Of Sanford ? Political Situations Becoming Confused In Nicaragua Fray Rotarians Hear White On Subject Of Service m Judge White Hears Dozen CasesDuring New A. C. L. Folder Session On Monday Advertises Opening Of S a n f o r d Hotel Three Men, Hurli Into Flaming Kill Will Probably Dii Edison Disapproves Death Penalty For Capital O f f e n s e s Officials Will Honor General Summerall Publicity For Visit Of Stars Is Planned ■ 1 - ■ . ___ - ........... — B. f >*«S " y:f �r.\r,E six ■t • —» . J . J 1 HOSE b? SILK UNDERWEAR cohmr.-vnlues up to $2.00 T uesday and .* W ednesday shppes. HEMSTITCHED SHEETS LACE CURTAINS RUGS Fancy colors and com binnt'ions W hite Kcru and cream, ruffled 2*< vds, . « •, E xtra special bargain. * lorrg. Exra special Wool Flannel And Jersey Brocaded velvets, embroidered chiff* fons,_pussy willows. Regular $3.30 to $7.00 per yd. On sale 1 yd. at regular price and 2nd yd. r»t in. wd. all colors. $2.23 to $.'1.30. On sale 1 yd. at regular price and 2nd yd. for . anil W edne-day. (2nd floor) DRESSES Fast colors. flo o r) LINEN NAPKINS llem stitieh ed . All pure linen. IJ bn* MENS’ SHIRTS W hite Broadcloth, with collars-. Regular - 2.00 values BOYS’ GOLF SOCKS In fancy color*!. .* Special Ti W ednesday 2 for EVERFAST PRINTS-a * Regular 33c vd. Tuesday 30 in. wd. sm all new patterns. and dark colors. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Ladies gow ns, teds,"step-ins and bloom lar sizes for ladies. (2nd floor) and Size 90 x 90 »excellent soft finish mat • • erial. Special . ers. pajamas Large double thread towels. EVERFAST SUITING 1 f t ' All colors 30 in. wd. Guaranteed ut TISSUE GINGHAMS Small, medium and large checks. colors. Plain white and coloed borders And blouses. In all colors Regulnr $1.50 values : :;y v a -.o w r> u •' * : . i ‘Y r r > . Colored and white sizes MENS’ PAN-TS Special D a rk , colors. Worth Uf $4.00. One for regular price and 2nd day and W ednesday u ji One at regular pric BOYS’ SHIRTS Cotton. All sizes. 3G in. wd. 3 vds. ind 2nd for MENS’ WOOL SOCKS special w m o y r ..‘ V . . Fast BOYS’ WOOL SUITS MUNSING UNION SUITS For men. * vt# >* a-Wva>V s<■ HATS • ' fast 2Yi yds. wi JTA4* * Size 3 to K years. Plain w hile and colored borders 3 for Special odd Fancy light tan. grey and brown. Tucs 1 for These are real bagains. ( ‘2nd floor) HUCK TOWELS WORK SHIRTS BOYS’ CAPS Tuesday Package goods. (2nd floor) One lot of ladies and childrens’ hats to BATH TOWELS ROYS’ UNDERWEAR 3 for W ednesday 3 yds. for close out at Hand blocked. Rose, blue and gold de­ signs. 31 in. wd. G napkins to match set Special (2nd floor). Teds, gow ns, bloomers and LUNCHEON SETS lot. 42 x 3G STAMPED PILLOW CASES Wednesday Union su its and drawers. L ight Size ROYAL SOCIETY Childrens* fUnderwear Tuesday E xtra special PILLOW CASES ,\V e In all regu Fast colors. English prints • and W ednesday 1 vds. for CHILDRENS* DRESSES aidies porch dresses and aprons. Very it tractive patterns ( 2 n d W hite and flesh colored. Size 81 x 90 . PALM PRINTS BRASSIERES r-c lctis. 'i’uesdny \ Vf SHEETS Soft finish material MALLISON SILKS Ladies corsets ai u x teds, step-in s. --------------------- �.1' Pace two - .T H E SANFO RD H ERALD, T U E SD A Y JA N U A R Y 17, 1928 thfe Sanford Herald I’WfclUhM M t r y a f l r n i M * n ^ f l riniutai a t S i » t * r i . F lo r id a . I l l M a g n o lia A v r a u r . ■ 'la io r r d an ■ rrn n 4 t l a m m a tte r •tc lo h r r ST. H ID , a t tk o F o a io ff lr o a t N a a fo rd , F lo r id a , o n d r r a r t o f C tiM fttM o f M arrk S. I TOT. ____ F .d ltor f illL t .A N il U D K .V t .Manager It. IIU W A M U UKHO R, JONKN. M a n a g in g F .dltor I UIHLR I ?! On* fllX a t UHCIUPTIOV-.IIATRa V rn r * ... ••-- — — — -*. m*m*. l i t t ba— ■. ■•. bb. ** • 7 . 0 0 J lU lllIll t . ii M i i i i n i i . i m . . . . . Bi ia>a . » J W » 5 0 T in t* Moatka ,......................111.73 Ur f a r r i e r g rr W ork I.............. to.13 Thr Herald. Maaforda pioneer a m * paper, Huburrlbrn to t k r la trrn n tlonnl \ r n i Service, re rrlrlaK front I n f n il Ik * p"*inur X iM d lig r v r n lii o f tk r Will Rogers’ Faux Pas HERE’S ANOTHER HAT AGRICULTURAL FIGURES -r-W nS A W iit~to_ W n - he he changed. his p a rtic u la r b r »T’t■ LaHd2'w^-w^^^terinif4Jie^fi^(rof^th(r1^threrr*ftogcr.c-founcl i something is the Florida state law m a n n e r • ( fcan d lln jt a r a r e - g m » w ith o u t r q u » l. day when the. lower, rep.ions, will lieezc. ore» is not f u r th e r o ff than ip the' oiieV'.heo those people will « r i s c n t to tV i i m u this particular thing over t o M J le ' authorities of any o the •cities nr lesser muniei- paiitlcs of the state. As things m»w stand they have the special matter arranged pretty much as they want 4t. They can bo expected t» bo *enlous in seeing that it re- m am s ro. Also, .Mr. I ftacorn would levy a t r x , fo r school purposes, on both g a te receipt* ami w a g ers a t Ta r in g tilonls.--' Th.Tr” TTWtPTTt rrf*?tf.f priiposal i t even more objectionable to us th an is the other. If n u i n g - ' m eaning racing with the accomp­ a n y in g betting, which seems neces­ s a r y to make it e ith e r possible or p rofitable—is t o .h e legalized in Florida let the public schools be entirely divorced from p artic ip a­ tion in life proceeds thereof, ' no m a t t e r what happens. It would be hind t<> think of a more incon­ gruous situation than would lie a f ­ forded by out* schools—established und conducted for the one purpose of training youth and developing it into better mnnhood and wom an­ hood—being the p a r tn e rs of gunibling »n t e r p i Ises. It is such a nnm- Architect Ni.xt week is "Know Florida of g ra p e fru it last season. The Coast and Gocdetlc Survey Firs* Nut’l Hank ra. Week," set aside by n proclam a­ ■n.vc Florida possesses i ,221 miles Snhtord. F |0rid* f 1 tion of. the governor as “a p e r ­ of const line washed by the w a t ­ iod fo r tho study nnd coniempln- ers of the Atlantic .a n d 2,580 ,*. ... . , -s, . „ -,,m 01 1 10 fctory of F-.oridn, l " .' touched by the Gulf of Mexico. Florida produces HI per cent of S tato Chamber, of Commerce is the -phosphate mined in th e. U n it­ behind the movement nnd h as ed Stutes. gone to considerable effo rt and 1 Row Boat and Trail®i The process «>; m anufa cturing expense th ro u g h educational in­ was discovered b y n Florida, physi­ good condition. formation to m ake the week a cian, Dr. John I!. Gorria.' Tam pa j s the large-.t m an u fa c­ success. The Herald has already carried tu re r of r-ignev: iiv-tho ^vorlrb two -edtt<TrkTbF -JT * ! a ti y e - :*tn th " —FIoriiT-t-possesses more thnn 31),facts given out by the s t a t e trade 000 lakes. hoard hut there is still more In Silver S prin g s Creek, F lori­ d a ta of value for those wjjo de­ da possesses the only riv e r in the sire to know more about their worid navigable to It source. state. • lfiOl \V. First St. Ponce de Leon, discoverer oi Few o f US know th a t Florida Florida, was a m em ber of C hristo­ produces 81 per cent of all grape- pher Columbus crew j n the Ia ti­ fruit grow n in the United States, t e r ’s second voyage. tit per cent of the peppers, 21 per The Herald again su g g ests to cent of the watermelons, -It per p arents and school teachers that For Salt* cent yf table cucumbers, 24 per these artic le s he clipped and p a s t­ 1 Filling station cent of table tom atoes, f»'d per ed in a scrapbook for fu tu re re f ­ • business 11 rent of cggplnnt, 3R hnd 1-2 per erence. The inform ation is of such 13 ncres high pine land cent ttf table snapbeans, 10 per n n ature as to he desirable for lake front cent of Irish potatoes and 32 per essays and the preparation nf cur1 Business lot intermit. cent of ccdciy. French As ‘ . .. Yet these are facts. rent Aliistory pupers.— Bradenton__ as given by the S ta te ( h a tn b jk J tf,- fiw a ld . . „ For Sale . Tires &.Tuh« - — T S T fro r th e largest he had over seen. In fact as he opened the door tj‘v<. t<> betting on races he saw Mussolini at the other end of the room “abouttw o ] Mr. neacom w-mild let the pnriT k r l l r m ld l« u m rm h rr sf tk r ! mutucls. operate at tho 1 ore tracks. A u d it, A*irmu uf f Ireulnllnnia. , nu | m asliie shots aw ay.” we have never m et the I wf ernatlnnat Au n c ia l Inn nf I'ubM ussolini advanced .toward him with upraised hand, Though IIn .era, Advrrtlhrr*. und Ad vert la gtntleniiin, much less enjoyed hi* ID. Agruln which requiem rnrh the greeting sign o f the Fascist;!, and straigh tw ay Rogers confidence, and while lie said noth­ 1‘nblU krr member In iiubmlt t« u 'ihnrnuah nudli of aubaertplln* declared he knew his host had come from a fam ily o f ing flhnnt it in his tinnqunccment llmia In a r d r r In v rrlfj nbaolutel) traffic cops. It was the cowboy-comedian too, who discov­ we should not lie surprised if. 1.11 rlalnia of rlrrulntlon a< well «• the whole truth known, he kunral l.ualnraa mrthuda. ered a maple sugar shortage and proclaimed to th e nation were wou’d not he averse to the oldth at it w a s all due to the fact that the sap in Vermont fashioned liook-mnking that used T u e s d a y , j a n , 17 . 1928 . to attend racing—or with nnythng "didn’t choose to run.” Till-: HKHAl.n'S I'ltOGIIAM else that would expedite race track R ogers’ com m ents are read daily by thousands. H is ^Ib—Itraunnil In ( t l f nnri fount) JmlnUl rnfon. keen wit and the originality of .his humor place him in a gambling. This is rather an amazing platJ r e p e i . tn l r r rn iilrt In J a r k clnss by him self. D espite his sincerity and the fact that fomf for one to offer for governor nnnvlllr. 7 —Cana I rur llun nf . St. Jnhna ln- he does not aim to cast unpleasant reflection on those of Florida upon. It must ho that ojlnn l l l t r r (*annl. o i » r iTiP- pcoj»lc'cif ] And here is more vnlynble inliOllV- he. who lias-offered Upnq itThvj21lVj«J» Innngurnllnn at mnntktjr I'Paj notables who are the targets o f his remarks, th e TIloll "I am nf the opinion thr.t my Florida will not fall for it. form ation: i • . t Vp Week." S. AvliTch i i t t ’e acquainted with the senti, ' 1 life belongs to the whole communi­ pas'. K.~Augm rnllng or tiulldlng, pro* .wood mayor has In liis amn.uiicemerit Mr. Boneom One of the first railroads con- ty, and as long as I live it is my gram —hnuara, . bofrla, apartm ent b?cur6tlec?crtt 1v"InTonnbction with tt rmlio prouram s t a s o d 1[V.uVhiVitrhis ,u pl< "f l,us ............. - .... m a tte r;' that he has si ys that *Vei lain forma of gambl- ; s t u n t e d in the United S ta tes, was | nriviledge to do for it w hatsoever bniiam. -A Cnmniunlfr L'fcrat. by Dotliftt Brothers, motor c a r mu mi fact urn's. R o g e r s |j.tom-d to himself and tliosc who ing are p.’-t milted to exist within that between Tallahassee and St. i can. I want to he thoroughly ;T«—fo n t plet lan t il> brnutlfJrn- was on the program and im m ediately after he hud enter- think like him talk about it until the s tate ..r Florida.’ We will \j,irks used up when I die, for the hardI jo n m s i r n u IU—A i * n a n d m o d ern h o s p ita l. tained for a few m inutes he announced that President l;1’ has, hei-om,' utlmii that; "/ fi‘*st trunk line/*railroad in or I work, the more I live. I rejoice domain! for ra re tra c k gam bling is ing d i exist in Florilln; as is thr Florida was const m eted between in life for its own snke. Life is no Coolidge would say tt few words. with : pi .‘ad. C ontinuing ‘n the race tn s c everywhere. No one can g ain ­ B I B L E V E R S E FO R TODAY brief candle to me. It is n sort of Fcrnnndir.n and Cedar Key. The cow boy’s im itation of the I,’resident's voice was ’ until the end he has quite a jolt sa y th a t this should nut he, .O U H K N O W LED G E— I will r. A| proxinm tely la,000.000 acres splendid torch which I have g u t p raise thee: fo r I. am fearfully and so realistic it is declared that hundreds o f radio listeners i coming, unless then i* absolutely th ere i- a law covering tile cases. At the >ame lime, the argum ent. ; H o r i d a s a re a ni-e covered with hold of for th? moment, nnd I want | Wonderfully m ade: m arvellous are throughout the country cut the D etroit program itt the "r't,,mg m -signs, th a t eH tain e v il; exist anil, t h e r e -nfo '-sts and second grow th limber, to make it burn ns brightly a s pus. fBy w orks: and th a t my soul know- belief that the President was actually praising the m erits11 *' v r j s' i!! foie, other evils ought to be allowFlorida's m anufactured products silde before handing it on to fu­ cth ri g h t well. — Psalm 130:14. ture generations." GEORGE ed i . i i xi : i both a fn'so nti,| per- anminlly are valued at $2117,001),- t of the Dodge automobile, Now W hile House attaches m ( chosen (:MV,m,r „t t ..rida b<‘ * P R A Y E R —E n larg e o u r know­ BERNARD SHAW :timer lie wmiid legaliz race track aicious one. it will not d-t to legal- 000 ledge, Lord, th a t with increasing sist th at Rogers bus “pulled it hone." i/.e one WMUig thing l»e«ause .-oiue s trea m s tyid lakes ijf FlnrT- ■ We believe that if there were so many people w ho were betting. 1 ra p acity we may serve Thee. ............ i .Morality doesn't have tu b e e n m o th e r Wtoiig t l i a g s pmetiecd.i , ,|, loeal 1 so foolish as to think that Mr. I’oolidge would ' endorse Ih-ipom ad^orytes , ‘ T., ’mM:V it 'p : . v .- l ) u t-ntlorst* aa !• — --------------------*. llunutng-sfer. giivarnor l»|w|-4ormft, iu-Ves. or appruxinm teiy otie-fif .th a n Eagle . IRONY particular automobile* nnd m w ■ la t lj o j il tb u t,.. A ^ n , jyU%VclnVfiJlY-^ i h ^ m c J t i u u K S ! ns an advocate of race the stotoV s t a t e ’s area. are traeK track tut-ntli teeutl, of tl... I K * .. One strove in v ain with tedious Jiggers should '*nbt- b e blam ed.1 • lie*- win not ludp it h o c m i s o _ at the discretion of tile city in | -rambling won’t get anybody far. Florida has an area or 33.111.Men who are on tho square are w r r t o l ^ y f/Vr •»***» • voiced. If we m i-take no* the :,tli- i l l is salt* ti| say that neueotn 'yk I •! 10 aete* of whieh only 2207 271 I he ones who make the world go some o f Itis hcnroix were so dumb. ,V Ellon J. Moughtoii Hj^ADENTON HERALD TAM PA T IM E S Will Rogers, cowboy lariat thrower, hum orist ex tra ­ ordinary, ambassador o f good will . and "congressman-nt The frequently referred t r. ■large,” is responsible for th is one. It seem s that upon the ‘rin n " has another lint in it. Paul M. Hcncom, Miami, president o r opening of •>*» his latest of th Follies, u | j «.-i i i ii k in mii-.'ii tedition u i u u i i wi i me:., iu in v a , _tFlorenz iw uZieg n . e .th e Pompano Horse 'H u b anil real tteld wns tendered a dinner by n d nvnn g friends. D un ng (1 tlUo on Saturday nhnounthe evening Irvipg Berlin proposed three cheers for Mr. rod himself as a enndldAtc for Z iegfield. These were promptly given by all except one governor t.f'Florida, BubJi'Vt to'the democratic primary. The gentlc( guest, who had Scotch tendencies. H e gave only one. man i* practically an unknown. And th a t’s the way .with Will R ogers.' lie will have He has made no claim that he hns his fun even at the expense of th e most distinguished hee’n importuned by.n large num people and o f course it alw ays g ets a laugh from m illions her of friends and. fclldw citizens make the race. To the contrary, of his admirers. Only last fall Rogers was in Italy and to he came right down to brass tacks w hile in Rome paid a visit to Benito Mussolini. When and paid th|U he plunged into the the comedian w ent to th e palace where II Duee has his gtdict natoi ials marnjhoo bci'nus# o ffices he was at once im pressed by its tremendous- * ai&cijLiA'ie-jA^mwAhiu^-ba-thiwUa ought CECIL I,. RI\d ■ Filling Station! For Rent • Store building Corner R».[. Ave and Ninth St. nntiosii High School F. P. R1NES _______* ’ l East I'jrst jq SERVICES Every Sunday Eveninj lit* the j 1Through y ea rs th a t lasted long TM weave e a t h ’a brittle loclivness Uftto a wisp of silver song. tilde of the ph- oi Florida in I never become governor of l In - ; have been utilized for agricultural round.— Hartwell Sun. these premises tb • o u -re fe rre tl to s tate mi his present platform . purposes. . ( Florida possesses three* ports * | with channel depth of 30 feet nV And one penurious of his time l.ocal citizens, inclined tu groan un d e r the burden «>f more and seven ports with a To a u g h t b u t pleasunt ways death of 21 feet or more. personal and municipal debt, ma y find some relief in the t ' O U ' M I t r s E N U L I ltE lt SI N Made words to petal as a flower. Florida shipped 23,315 carloads recent annou nce me nt of the United S t a t e s T r e a s u ry that And wore the w re ath of bays. effect upon Hit1 ; fl|»nges ami 17,813* carloads ] ti the national o u t s t a n d i n g obligations have been reduced 309 Hark Ave. Shop The tu imi yd Jacksim Day tlimr.-r, i likely i n have mtiii -tin-* ii a a 'f a i i s . Govcinor tu be In-lrt in W ashington N i m i , actual ( i 'b i t t e r irony of tru th s ome th ing over a billion dollars during the y e a r just p a s t. . Rhone 193 i s not likely to n-siilt ! Smith i- ime t im id,tide cunleiidriT h a t echoes in this thought: This ra te of debt reduction lias been m a i n t a i n e d * r a t h e r U'in v. ■; n’giit. -th in g i.f r ■•m-irkaidt* in t c i ‘-st T h a t one .shall seek nnd never consistently since 1911V the United S t a t e s owing at tha t ' ,, 11 . 1ii'im i i;e :■. vutir. John \\ . b ir tl-.i D-'ir r jiti:- i i i e a i l ' n t i j i i f YinrI;— time $26,.990,701,(5-18.01. Th u present national debt is. 1 » \ j. f -eleetml t * In* the |o(i-t- in :ii i 11: inn, a Mil many of the p a rty And one shall find who never wl'.etln i they oppose him. iiiii'*i l, will be t i ld e , iillit so, we Il i.dct -■t vvi.etlu $18.0:56.352.81. sought. i told, w II lie “ m me than a :t!i> nnV. iilmui irmly privately to S e c re ta r y Mellon is s avi ng t h e people uf the United t liniisati'i loader- nf the I'urlv. admit (hut P ut They can no longer -By J. R. Moreland, Ilauiing-('rating-Shipping F . . — In The l l a r p S ta te s vast s u m s not onlv by the careful application of lax -deluding William Gibbs MeAdim. '.gtiute tin- fill t that .sentiment for Smith is sie.uiil.v growing. But Wc are paying highest S itl e-T ra c k Fa el Ii t ies lint (Fvi-rmn Smilli, of New monies to t h e reti reme nt of t h e public debt but also bv Sanford, am ong other things, i e f und ing processes in which high interest hearing s ecu ri­ \ oi i;. wiil imt\ Amt witnout tin v ir- puhk'-ily. B e I'H-'Uients of .tin if It Phone 896 cash market prices for roe ms to hnvu a winning golf team. 1 g a th erin g of Dent* are not leady r■• admit the t r u t h . 1 ties at;e replaced with those on M’hhTi the price- is not . s o ini-t at •unn- i h lli ------— -o--------hard they In Id on to I 290 N. Maple Avenue o'l.tiii will lit* s ■one- 'Vitli i. .1 Coons, Opossum. Skunk Now that the political pot is be­ greut. Last y e a r the wizard of the tr e a s u r y retired $100,- what in the |insi:i''ii i.f a eart straw s, while u n it the other they, U^pnning to boil wt* nay expect the ' 000,000 worth of four and otic-half per re nt Second Li berty! without tho In ■sc- p erhap- m m e nlage ready to c ta s p what they | Wild. Cats and Foxes f a eireus ring now begin to tie eonvineed is a \droas to rise to the top. I Loan bonds with a new issue oT thr e e and nile-eighth percent ' nppr .printely. M g r— rope. < onsequently at the Jnckaon | I without tilt- ringm aster. bonds. Last week he offered in ex change for tin- $2,1 17,000,. “ Pan-Am ericnn Congress Wilt Of course t)z* democratic g n th rr- Day dinner and the lobby confer 000 worth of four and one-half per f e n t T h i r d Liberty Loan iag will mu lie with*iut pni-ty im- ernes I bey will be torn helweer J e a r * F r u i t . —Timea-Union. What 10o N, P ark Ave. Next t» private conventions u bonds an issue of three and niie-hah per cent [.la this, a Sour Sop Convention? 1 reitsurv I ortanec. Meeting coinridenlatly, tbeir Valdez. Sanford. Fin. least, sUs|iieionand the ncceasilv . --------- o--------notes. ! the miti iliai ii mmittee will select nf keeping tip appealanecs. The T he revived roller skating craze While this in itself is highly inerilorioiiH w m i , il j«,. the pipe*- and date of ‘tire 1928 con- Smith supporters, watching tlie will bring down the high heels. trend of affairs, will if they u n ­ not. the fir st lime llmt l» w tl c »l 'f ilM lK H T . Imvc savuil H a-1'^ { T ’vX V ^TlSrJSS:.’ 7 -Apopka Chief, T h a t ’s not all it wise continue t" watch; ami thus people money. It is recalled th a t sh ortly a f t e r our Civil Reed, nf Missouri, and III b rin g down either. il" outwardly hanm um ious t ime, jFJi V t ----------- o --------W a r and immediately following th** panic o f 1873. when "tie. r Democrats les.- outstanding 1with said »it*i Join views on v*, in nothing uioimi* much ...... n ^.»n»i A nother candidate has thrown husiness was almost, at a standstill and public confidence 'v,l( :1"' ,,f s. ,h "Mr. McAd.m, " 'l l be loot by all national em blem [hla hot into the .sheriff’s race, was at its lowest ebb, tlu* I hen s ecr et ary o f (lie tr*-asury. Hauling:, CralJnp, Shipping, U. 11 viitt*J\ not a ramtiilult* fur thi* 1 A f«'» (i«*vi*ni*»r S iim h’s n-asDib vat makes t u n c alieudy with Benjamin Helm Bristow, refinanced five per rent and ]>i u>itl< ntiaf 11 iisttimit a m , ncvurlJ m**j/h>i ilt*clining la a tti’Mil the ilipnrr, and Sthruue. [poRuibly a fourt'i in sight. will nuiKi* a s|H’<*i*h anil* im» w*. ra n ufft*r «i»lv ^p»*« ulation.s. Hr 'The Hank of Service' seven i>er cent Civil.War loans at three and four per cent. Wi* are prepared to do any jhiiilM, will ur^u ‘lit1 p a r t v l< » i I um" * aiust Lr await* that iiu>pitr Warily T h i s is what is known as practical, lutrd-hoiled, busi­ tu \vt*alIni th r |»uliticnl ^a lrs nrxt ^ppponUion many nf hi.s opponent.^ T h e Waycross Journal-H erald, kind of transfer service at t r y Jmmmlcstly suggests, that ness-like, common sense, economical financing. - liiamri and autum n mi th r w a trr- j m th r punt un* aln til ready t*j c all men are conceited there REASON ABLE PRICES. --------- -------------- o — ------------------legged plank of Prohibition. In a political flop, ami the governor lllflt be some reason for it. t i e hotel lobbies and rooms the has acumen enough tit know th u ^ Phone t!)K 601 E. 3rd. St “d i \ s" and the Klan sy m p a tInzer- political flopping is done most Jf - I f yon an* int'-resled ir. tennis, gracefully and with least dam age w li discuss tin- possibilities of THAT PRACTICE [give your name t*> Secretary TrotMIAMI HERALD m aneuvering s tate delegations in­ to the feelings when the or.c whose |t e r , and g et ready for a match M AKES PERFECT. to pledged opposition to Governor popularity has made it necessary |W ith E ustis on J a n u a ry 29. is not an eye-witness to the spect­ Smith. The supporters of the F lorida's posKiido candidutos for g ra n tin g th a t any candidate tin• --------- o--------govern* r may also ilu sumo map acle. By staying away Governor public office nbw have 'Ju- per- th a t much nutni'V. A dd nimilcs: like the little boy mission of the law to spend more ping out of politicivl program s, I Smith would prove that among A candidate for the ;r \* nm rship vtitii a view to achieving delega- | other good qualities be possesses rho paid to the school teacher money on tiiclr cumpaign thnn PRACTICE YOUR n ay now spend 515,0110 where lie- Dons favorable to tin* Smith eiiml-j political good taste. Again, he may she BHked him for his foot they linxte in previous ones. .T\Ilik Metal- ,V Rubber Paying fop* lie was bmited to 51,000. A , j,tJl(.v All in all, what goes on ho merely reflecting bis consistent HANKING IN TINS lie, “ Cut y c r corns und tape 'em." Under the former sta tu te s in enndidate for congress may now HIGHEST PRICES --------- o--------I ptibbelv and privately at the Jr.elt- attitude toward the nomiimtion. such case made and-' provided, the PRACTICAL FIN A N ­ Me buj and m-11 ail kinds of While wc Jo not agree with the various nnd sundry candidates use 54,000; railroad com m issioner.1Slin |y,y dinner will determ ine j which might he summed up: " if and direction of many a | von think ray record i- good G o v e rn o r’ Smilli article by the were ra th e r restricted in tlu- n- ad ju tan t general (s ta te chemis*. t ju. CIAL IN S T IT U T IN ’ bottles ] enough, hoys, and if you want me Columbus Enquirer-Sun, wo are mounts they eould lawfully spend s late auditor and justices of the pre-convention local fight. Pints suprem e court may now -p» ml $1.Hot none of these goings-ons is eonn- and get me." ,glad to prin t it just to show what being eltsteil. or |Mlssilily de­ not) ami ; till be within the law. _____ others think. Hall Pints Cordially your*, feated. i..» * --------- O--------- ' l'lie who insists on beeoiniilg a ((uarls Complaints were l>*ud mi l long , The meek will inherit the ea rth that the restrict ion.- on cam paign cundiiVtc for s ta te a t l i r n e y or . Juga a f te r the gunm en have killed off expenses diil not permit n c a n ­ s la te senator or circuit judge may Big IO A ltTIU lK IHCISIIASE all o f.th e o th e r kind.— Ocala Star. didate to make a sufficient c a m ­ spend 51,200. \ s tate semilor mny U nfortunately the mock arc s qtneSmall s p e n d ’$000 in each county in hipaign in the education of the peo­ tim es tho first firs to go. On T hursday, the people of OhiM-pn said to his friend, who had Mcdiu m ple. This lead, so it is claimed to disl'riet. A enmlidate for tlie hwvei —o----'requent violations of tin* law, p er­ i house of tho s tate leguslatui'e may New York s ta te killed Ruth Sny- ordered coffee and wheat cakes, Cnshlrr Frcaident Coolidge will he com haps not by candidate, but by j spend 5 100. . , “ -lie killed in cold blond, hit him on back through New S m yrna in thoir indiscreet friends. “She begun to whimper as tlu* tluhead with a sashweight while For officers of counties having jfew days. Wc will t r y to have The last legislature reformed the more than 10,000 population, the uniformed g u a rd s closed in on her. lie was asleep, ur.o got vvhnt she i u r re g u la r correspondent on hand law in so fa r as to permit larger amount lawfully to in expended The sound was like the frightened deserved, 215 Sanford Ave. Phone fill) \ secure an o th e r interview. whine of a little puppy.” Two reT h a t'm a y be true. Mm the rtut< has been raised 51,500, campaign expenditures. porters in the death room heard of New York got more, than it deWhore a candidate for a U ni­ Possibly the new law w ill makt* F ifteen hundred persons urn suid ted S ta tes senator-hip was nunn i r iflr fifn* amun«l l - tier say, clutching the crucifix, -i rved, the shame und disgrace of lave watched the dogs nin in *H-llcJri to keep his expenses down mniiuy ion time, but there is no certain handed to her by l-ntlo i John Mc­ killing a helpless woman, when im* •P ete rs b u rg Saturday night, 54,000, he inuy, under the new ly that it will bring any b e t t e r 1 C affrey, " F a th e r, forgive them, piisonment for life would have anv't there something we can do to for they know not vvhat-they do/" svvered every purpose. law, spend 515,000, of course, results Ilian did tlie old law. i g thorn back to Sominolc CounWhen the guards stepped back, j -n1P other hrnketnnn remarked SC the woman had li.-eti strap p e d , philosophically, pouring molasses into the chair, one s tra p on her j on his cakes, "I wonder where the N otice 'a rc gle.d to ner that the chin, one around her bosom, cithers | pair of them are now?' th in g record of tlie United on arms, wrists, legs. On her head Judd Gray, Ruth S nyder’s p a r t ­ WAYCROSS JOURNAL-11 ERA LI) M is improving, but we are was a leatlil-i- headgear such as ner in death, found his last com­ football players wear, inside the fort in the twenty-third psalm. aa t o r r y th a t the touri» can't In tlu* untehellum days the info its men and its women. The wet electrode pressing nguiffst the the same.— Sanford Herald, May Now Be Exchanged For “ He mnketh me to lie down in a re doing W t f e r in Florida. South took precedence in the U n­ ideal* of the Old South have fu rn ­ scalp shaved bare. The electrieiun green pastures," might have ished tlustantinn and the d eter­ th rew th e switch, tlm body jftiHc men went to the elec- ited S tates a* the home of culture mination to win hack and to win straightened up, the head pressing sounded strangely to one about to if h a ir i n •thia atate Iniit year —a section where men und women hack sit down In the electric chair. ^ greatly. • backward, violently. Thin smoke, /one wa« h u n g .--P a lm Beach bore balanced learning and breed­ But for all that die no m a tte r Today the South is supporting curling in a spiral above the death ing with modest equanimity. tent. how they die, there is comfort in It was n lime that produced lend,- us fine music as cun he found [n mask, showed th a t the current was the fourth verse o f that psalm.* B yte ' * ' -— o---------*r* nnd it was to the South th at the United S tates; is turning out doing iKi work. "Yea, though 1 walk through the atb Snyder, a story says, went political parties looked for. able w riters who a ttra c t national no­ Three minutes late r the straps valley of the shadow of death, T Holders ah-uld consult their banks at ' chair believing th a t she men. that literature • turned for tice; is providing political leaders son be restored to life by- m nstcr writers, and society leaned spoken of for high position; is en­ were unfastened and the work was w-ill fe a r no evil;'for Thou a rt with once, as e:.change privilege will expire > me.” Ion of adrenalin chlorine fo r capable guidance. rolling in its colleges nnd univer­ lone. shortly. Ten m inutes la te r Judd Gray, How many millions.have found iy wa> to have been rushec sities hoys nnd girls from an area T h a t time is coming again. liivea from the prison to a The interregnum brought on by much la rg e r than the South; is who he Itied to kill h e r husband, comfort in those words, when there T hird L ib erty Loan Banda w ill c ra te in about a h a lf mile away tho poverty following the war be: building highways; is building died in the sam e way and "the m a­ was no other comfort 7 to make * the te it. The tween the states is a t a- close. to bear in terest on S ep tem b er JS, 1928. schools; is building' churches; is jesty of th e law was vindicated." N ew s, o f the judicial killings foiled by the autopsy Love in a cottage in rarely ever The increased attendance upon giving daily attention to the high­ spread over the country, long lie- *,i blind it can’t see to envy love •ed by prison p h :c colleges und universities has est life may afford. A. W. MELLONs .f ln y d e r m ay have taken turned back into the South a nipnW ith all this the South is mak­ fore tho distribution of newspapers. in the mansion next door.—Dothan Sicrctary ef the Tre*iUryi _ f o r t from the th o u g h t of hood nnd womanhood too highly ing money urn) is uttruc-ting yet Three thousand miles from Sing Engle. being restored to life, we trained to forsake the better things more money within its borders. Sing prison, a t 1 o’clock this m orn-j I t . her last m inute p re p are of life for the fleshpots of E gyp­ The Old .South is in its renais­ ing, n brekem au of the Southern l Life is full of trials; perhaps • m <*a**ri<wPnn verv nine oners carried' on very much tian luxury. ordering ‘‘coffee/ and ’th a t ’s why a man hbould have conWashington, January 16th, 1S2S. sance and the re-liirth m a y mean Pacific, expected h e r jo u r r e y to The South true to its heritage progress f a r beyohd’ the point doughnuts” in a little restaurant v ic tim s —nnd acquit himself well, S avannah News. sJds to fee p erm anent bas been lo u rin g what funds it Imd where the Interregnum ' begun. opposite the station a San Lula on Magnolia Ave. til 7 : 1 5 Preaching by Rev Sims* of Orlando The Public Debt. rilK ABSENCE OF GOV. SMITH Special #5.00 Permanent Wave CITY TRANSFER &STORAGE GO. LUM BER and BuildingMaterials Security FURS Lumber Co. Phone 797. Ralph VV. Lossing1 FOR RENT Fields Fur Co. LOSSING’S . QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER The First National Bank It Is Said: MAY SPEND MOUK We Buy Then! “FOR THOU ART WITH ME’ 3 ^ Sanford Metal and Rubber Co. ± TMK CULTURAL SOUTH TH IR D LIBERTY LO AN BONDS T R E A SU R Y N O T E S. ii In LOCH ARBOR One *1 room, one 5 roo« and one 6 room house. These houses sre moden fu every respect, aud lit rent Is reasonable. Also have two 2 rooi apartm ents partly furl ished. You will have to these to appreciate them. G. S, WITMER. v - 0 . Box 339 Sand ford. FU. p h o n e 254 — M Wc have a few 1928 Calendars Left Phone 48 and we will mail you one. A* P* Conndly & Sons E* tabling., 224 Magnoli, ^ ” >01 Phon* ** w �\ .* t H E vg , y j # b t o ‘ H E & & D . .T tlE S jfr A $ JA N U A R Y i & t M * - : h iu iiK r' \m w A i fT elephone 14a M1I8. F R E D . S. D A IG E R , S o cie ty E d ito r R esidence Robert E. Lee Ball Will Be 'Thursday ilendar T el. 37. 1 I J , I ...... - limil'Vltoll Ehrly in April,*1898, he w.*ls appointed nidc-dc-cmnp to Major Genera! William Montrose {Iraham. In this capacity, ho was on duty at tho headquarters, de­ partment' of the gulf at Atlrintn, Gn.; nt the heaifquurle'rs, second guest of honor nt a lovely nils'army corps at Capip Algers, Vn.. cellaneous.show er tendered her by nnd Camp Meade, Pn., while GenMrs. W. T . Thursby and Mrs, H. Johnson given a t the home of Mrs; C h ief O f G en eral S tu f f t Jeral Graham exercised.these commands, until October,* 1808. , W. F. B a n k in 'o n W est Thirteenth N a tiv e Sun O f F lo rid a A nd Street, -Gold an d green were tho preUpon rotiroment from active serW ill l i e . H nhorcd T o d a y -B y vice of General _____________ Graham the last i»f fered colors for this a f f a ir nn.l were carried out with baskets undL S ta te Ifl, C lllarflllA jerem o n y [OetobertffWT’Kfl’hWB'RthTerafi wa- Personals Cecilian Music Club Rankin and Miss Clara Rankin. a M W & s CAREER OF ACHIEVEMENT JACKSONVILLE. Fla..,Jnn. 17.— In view of the visit todny of Ma<cr General Charles P. Summcnill, to Florida, and the honor that is to he conferred upon him by his native state in recognition of his distinguished services to the nation during the World W ar, the follow­ ing biographical sketch of this dis­ tinguished soldier will be of wide public, interest: M ajor General Charles P. Sunim erall was horn- near Lake City, Fin,, March 4, 1807. When he was 12 -years old his parents moved to south Florida nnd established a home at A slatula. He attended flie public schools nml for three years wna n iAudciit at tlie. 1’aj.te rJjIili appointed principal of the public school in Leesburg in 1887. During the C hristm as holi­ days a competitive examination was held in Jacksonville for the a p ­ pointment of n cadet from the sec­ ond congressional district to West Point. He attended’ the exam ina­ tion .um l won the (cppornlrnonL----He entered the United States Military uendemy June Id. 1888. During the four years as n cadet his class standing varied from nine to 23. the latter being his standing on graduation, llis mifitary standing was such .that he became a color rorpohil ’Mitrirrtr th> se<toh<f'yi*rtr thd senior firs t’ sergeant during the third year and first captain during the fourth year nt West Point. Assigned To Service Upon graduating June 12, 181)2, he chose the First lnfailtry and was assigned to Company C, w ith 's ta tion n t Benicia barracks, Calif. He served then* as a second lieutenant until March. 181*5, when he was transferred h» tlie Fifth Artillery a t the Presidio of San Francisco. During the railroad -trikes of July nod August, I MM. he was q u a r te r­ m aster eommis.-iary. and adjutant of the troops operating ,l*ctween Truckog, Nev ada, and San 1‘runci- ro. with headquarter* at SaeiamentH. Calif. In Helohcr, I mm!-, tlie Fifth Artilli iy was transferred to tin* defenses of New \oil> h a iImr. Lieut. Suminerall went with ins battery to Among th e m any socal a ffa irs The studio of Mrs. Fannie S. of Hie week one of exceptonnl Munson was filled to seating c a p a ­ pleasure was th a t of F riday eve­ city last Saturday afternoon for ning when Mrs. It, It. Kldridgc the third recital of- the Cecilian entertained at h e r home at Paula Music Club for the season. honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harold Announcement was made of the Long, whose m a rria g e was an in­ Mae Dowell program to he given teresting event of December. Sev­ 'T uesday afternoon at the woman's ern! enjoyable contests were fe a t­ C lu b b y the .Music Departm ent. ured and the prize a novelty pin Proceeds from the free will o ff e r­ tra y was won by Mrs. Maurice ing will go to the Mac Dowell Col- Speiu-er. Mis. Long was presented a duiiuy hand made handkerchief ! ony. Under rmrcrvl topics special was I as ,-rmemento oT tin* occasion. Mrs. made of the eleven y ear old vin J'.idridgeV gtrests were Mr. and tinLst and artits. Yehudi Merinhim. Sirs. Harold Long, Mr. and Mi . Ttli ; ymUhfll, , „ 0,nKy ja described Maurice Spencer, Mr. and H im. , .|B ..j.ils , „ r Am. rican Violinists,*’ Burke Slei le. Mr. nml Mrs. Ernest , " l'lie Kquitiueiit and aplor^lt of an (tot niley. Miss Bessie Long an » Of the Methodist I ( . ‘O D B E V - J I N K I N S | "tlawar.l Christian Soldires _ I adult.” and "Bemurkuldc person- Mi-s Margaret Roberts. |iti have all day quilling “ One Sweetly Solemn thought | niity." Tin- young a r ti s t ’s recital (ne of Mrs. J. 1). P arker NAPLES •vornJ new resi. EMMA IBIDBEV t.v ( lam es llydeo and Ambrose ' j„ t'an ieg i l ia l l drew die largest Arcnnc, lit lice.mil,el m-truetion here. : hiitiari i ige of her !) ■crowd tout bad ever been known, .Matrons l.uuheon club laogbpi r D\VHure” {.I five liuiidicil (uu -"its were unable •'< "i njial ion 111 Mrs. John Mcisch Jr., 't HELM \ lo find even -landing room. Meriu\\ "I l Ii All' ll. * IA venue. -J"\- To Tin* —World Man Ii", him, is a st n'.i ni in Sap Francisco, riiiin r Cii 'e of the H r - ' MB I.' ), KB T '! ' J i ' N K r Cal. I Mm kil -lloyi r. i In . tv -nt; ill. 1.1, c i 1 1ii v. ill nii'ii at -* " <* Solo. Iiy Mrs. W. (Jvvynn The piano mimhci i w ere remlet'I lute i ur ■h' an* of Mrs. B. Ii. 'i 111 oe. I " i ' ,t| pi ileltghlfnl ami Jlui'iit stvloi Ik id.,k Avenue. 1 -1 . Matinee M .ir'h", fAl raid < >v ted Mo i the little folk | "Tlie meHi**g Uf the women’-. ’ VW a i t e r I i i i c h mimhfi to 111'- U'lvaneed grade. II'IVS. I S . let V’ e r tile ,M' ’ llOSoldiers Balectioiis were. ttir a'. Bull) o'clock a' Lliii.. " In v e n t i n i \ i J." B ai i 1 March", i Mat kie-Boyer.) r "Hid Hundred", (•*. Franc.) .'T. i Lo/aihcth T o lai. I * tlln. h plea 'ii T i : : ' l , r i ) \Y. Among those from Sanford "W altz in < ' Kern. w a t i e 50 >-t ty 1 i . |S,'!e I'aree* T e a c h e r; I 'l tl IV ,| I• | " "1)1 vl ico’ ii ing to Bearoti Springs to \n*.oinette Hayes. w II he h: III a t ."-MX) |l" i i n*. i l-eio' .1 ) " t laeoviett, " Paderewski. attend the i "in r r t vvelV Mr. and It the En t Side Prim ary ' I . ! tapiiiai Bra Mary Elizahetli Tolar. \ l i ' . i In v ie ili rmlon, Miss 1**0* i llolite 0*i 11 1. ' (a ) ‘T'relmle in D." Bach. Invan M'-. E. A. Douglass, Mi i. l" C II" ‘I II l| 1 in 1 iir i "i ■ting of Seniimd * (hi Noveletic op 1*5* No. P." \ i , i Li ■tininmi. Mis. G w \ tin O. r . s . at 7: ;u t ! fi . 1 iv e! v ( it r.nl > 'I t. and Mr-. Soivekuig, Me. Si hu,tiann. Emily Bailey. kt ihu .Masonic Temple. p Mils I-•.•*.! . amt l*a -’a | . int Mrs. .M illion W right, Miss "May Bill Fro wort. ■Ill I •• an election due to v. il n calendulas. j Y i rg n:a M. Daniel. Miss J a n e TorS c it iv • i e kept mi I ok M ary Nickles. | imi1mil of t he secret u v. ,, ci tnt*. Miss Beverly Bender, Miss gold tnllit ■ and at Die •iiclii “ Hunters Horn." Gurle'l. R' t.eri E. Lee Ball at ,.f th • g; an . the pti.i Ini' toll Katherine S luinrd, < laude lle in Katherine Morrison. bM th" Hotel F o rrest Lake nic among the i Inn nn ni*>* i -. a don Jt , Jack Peters ami Pete "Air de linllctt." Cndn us. K am pices of tllti N. du V. pnwm). i* i.ir and lm\ of ,p iwd. r. w.t> Schiriud. Lucy Dnhhliis. ](-'hu|: -r U. |). C. Iiuaid. r or I v/on hv M rj . M. "jjinneert Waltz.*' Eugene Marks. i ::in \ y I.aviot' ■cm 1 I lie mo , ,,.,'at. a- MRS. IT Li.OWS T.'.M’KBTAINH M argaret Tnn*fice. ive Inijilicate bridge maing D'e guezt.i. Mi Paul Rad- . — '* "A guei r Story.” Uilbr", • | ,, 1 , 1 , 1 , | Mi <;. ( I'cllitw; entertained •You "Mock at Hot 1 f"Ml v-u. aiivtu *1 h John IlintermtBter. ( hu e' pit. anilv Siimlay evening ]L:ike, Puhli; is most t*or- ’h '.in . rTtohilo" (2 pianos) M ozart-tiri' g ij ,, i, , . v, | at a suipr’ e paii.v nt her home on T i!.il. At Die (i a *0 III Klva Pearce and Emily Bailey. ,i „ i, ■ , nail -Hnlii'nrd Avenue, honoring her dnuJ»: ■( auetii.V and dup- A .eh " H ungarian" .M ac Dowell. ii'ineil roc nlm i- ,Mi -; Ituth Fellows. Bridge I'iav' Icne- of bridge at 8:0(i" i eol’fi 1'carle Robson. , 15 , |.v Mrs. Curl X’* l> ing. The was enjoyed « til a liite h our Carl 'C pt If ilel F o rre st Lake, “ Spanish Dunce" op 12 C- !'i*1* pk.'-r ' ■ wee Ml 'i. M: - vylnn la-fl ( him lit r i'insisting of j emiii'div yinvited, nns) Markon ski. i ’hii: Mailin' -v: . Mi . •) U * " l|in r ' ' j i nit salad. >:■Il ini'*anil hpl elm- j 8 V n RDAT Ruth Bern mini, Mary Dighti Cliff' I'd Walk i" . ' ' ' ■ I eolale were ■rved. D u r i n g l l i e s e l Mothers! Daughters! l ’-'Ovv at Hotel F'jixesl Mi;. Uijfiud. Mrs. Ja m e s ,lm Lmil. Mi^ jn., 1>f .. ........ I,m e t * , a large Gene Marlin Lancy Lois Shelley. nefiffhtful Concert Is At Benson Springs appointed aide-de-camp to B rig a ­ dier General A. C. M. Pennington, who commanded the departm ent of the gulf, with headquarters nt A t­ lanta, Ga. When the insurrection began in the Philippines, Captain Henry P. Reilly, Fifth A rtillery, re­ quested the assignm ent of LieutSumniernil to his battery en route at Cheyenne, Wyoming, and sailed from San Francisco with it April 20 1800. As soon as the battery land­ ed in Manilla Lieut. Sum m entll’s platoon of two guns was sent to a detached position on the south line near Pateros. Iti Septem ber his platoon was sent, to Cnlnmhn on the Lngiinu de Rnye, where it p a r ­ ticipated in various expeditions nnd engagement* with insurgents until twice in nts, nt San Cristobal river and for gal­ lantry in. action in nn engagement against insurgents a t Binnnio, in December, 1800, and January, 11*00. He wn< recommended to congress for brevet by the w a r departm ent In 11)02, and was promoted first lieutenant in 11)00.__ Served In Chinn. ,. ’ When the Boxer w arfare assum ­ e d 'g ra v e proportions in ChiiiA nml the legations wtro heseiged, Reilly's battery was ordered to Tuku with the China relief expedition. The buttery tailed from Manilla Ju ly 15. UMHJ.Oh A u g u s t 4*it m arrh ed 'w lfh the relief columns of the allies from Tientsin. Lieut.' Suiinnernll took part in the assaults of the Chinese positions a t Pcitaans August 5 nnd a t Ynngtsnn August (5, In hath of which engagements Reilly's battery was conspicuous. When the assault on Peking wan made on August I t. Lieut. SummerallV platoon was o r­ dered to fire successively on the south wall of the Chinese city and the west wall of the T a r ta r city to< over the advance of the infantry. During the nssnult and capture of tin* Imperial city, and the forbid- McLaulins ENGRAVING Je weliTH-Optometrist Watch Repairing D iiin in n r ) M 'm ititin tr Mrs. Entcrlnina Her ("Iub ••‘^ . . . 1 (;;uisDan r CII . Mory Ilnur a t Itl IFtin* I jl.t arv . MONDAY. |fhg;m (.luh will meet at ii B are Gil loll Reynold-. an I M '* 1 • 1 Idithday lake fn* led ill white and to p p 'd with lighted tapers was W.C. T. Ik Program Is £.............. guest of honor...... I he.. gimsls...... were Ilt j 1'*' ....... «>f Mrs. Leslie | T \ . » l . 1V fw l f [ ’(> ^ ' l l C S t l l l Y Mih. A. K Malh m. Mrs. S. A. In Edi-i vvei.d. jlJe ia jL U U> 1 u l b u u j n t.rm.Ci Mi" M argaret Berner, »*•* Club w ill have sum! •w • * . o , , Miss Alice Creamer. Miss K utheruntil ucKilay nu|iniiM Mi_ , nl n. Wnthen, p rtamim nl ai 7:31) o'clock * PoM|H.m mont ■!'i'."|Uil P arish House on eiglit a pcocrani that vva.* 1 *» t‘\-U Mf*» Madeline Mullein. Miss Nanlia Avenue. All Shrincl’s arc been given MomlTiy evening in o I mi j.v)1(iWj, Miss Anna Mario ib ra tin n of the eighth aiunveisai, I,y Fellows, Miss Irene bellows, Miss attend. 1-Oi.illon « 1 • i . - ii - - , , |ci t . Guild w’ll have annii il of the udoption of the l .i g n u u u n Anieruimonl, wan iiiumunced today both bellows, M e . <>• * ■ rellovys, ):•)() o'clock at the Pariah by officials of the Sanford i had- Rush Stafford, Donald light, I'viln Mi-;. Clarke Leonnrdy by mid H a rry Hall. te r of Woman's Christian 1 cm pel r-K* I*. M. King ns hostesses. unco Union. The exercises will he. EIGHT*O’CLOCK BRIDGE .... j;in nt 8 o’clock and will he preF WIGAN CLUB MEETS Ben ted nt the Ju n io r High .School. The members oi the E ig h t O’ F e atu rin g tho evening’s prog rani Clock bridge d u b were guests I’jpc Organ Club of the First * hurch held its 'regular will he a n address by Dr. A. W. Thursday evening of Mrs, Emmett |g Monday a f te rn o o n \ t the Me Kenzie, nta^'or of Lee b:i; t* and Me Call a t her a t t e n t i v e home in Mrs. II. B. Odum tm membor of tbe s ta te legislature Rose Court. When the scores had jfir t Street with Mrs, Odum from Lake county. Mr. Me K* ozie been added a f t e r several gam es of F-'1- Jl G. Mcthvin as hostess- is a fluent speaker and one of the j progressive bridge had been play \ olio Williams opened the most prom inent . uu*mbcr.s nl the ed, the prize for top score, a card fgvtitl) u prayer, a f te r which s ta te lawmaking body. t jvLiu cover was wen by Mrs. Will­ X'mhcrs answered t o - roll call Postponement; of the exercise; iam C. Hill. Mr. Hill who scored contributions for a mock for one night was due to file in­ •he most points aiming the men I food sale. The business bes- ability nf Dr. Me Kenzie to be pre­ was presented a nc.-t of ash trays. fOs presided over by Mrs. J. sent, i t was announced. Mrs. Me Call’s guests were Dr. Clough, president when fonThe program will also Include a and Mrs. Ben 1). Caswell, Mr. and Usiiiess was curried out. It p ag e an t in which 50 young giii- Mrs. J | I). Woodrtiff, Mr. and Mrs. lecujed for tho Mission Study will tak e parti Special * musical W. C. lfill, Miss Elizabeth Stuf[■ which logins next Monday, features will also he rendered. ford uml K.*G. Me Call. _ _} n* hook, "Building a Church", he studied. The next meeting1 WOMAN’S COUNCIL M EETS MBS. FORT IS HOSTESS 4 clul* wiU be held- Monday, The regular meeting of the Wom­ ‘•nn at the homo of Mrs. LesMrs. W, R. Fort entertained m; Vun m Edgewod. Members, dintier Sunday a t her lovely home an's Council of the F irst Christian ‘ff* w°re: Mrs. VoUa’.Will* honoring Mr. and Mrs. (V or!fr Church was held Monday afternoon v?’ Gfergo Ray, Mrs. J. L. M uffett whovc m arriage was a re ­ at the homo of Mrs. R, -A. Wilftou in Oj»l( Hill with 12 members pres­ (’m i ii Mrs. OitehoU, Mrs. R. A. Wius- cent interesting event. Robea and ent. Several important m atters of « • . » « « • G. Shuron, Mrs. other p re tty g#rly ;.*pring J&iwer.s business were tn k g i up, und com­ were combined with greenery and mittees appointed to arra n g e for h n !ri‘T-on J,‘" Oarrofi. used with nrtistii;. effect about tlu- the annual church banquet to lie Fran' ''IT**, bwslie B r j a n , rooms und nlso centered the a t ­ held a t an early date, Mrs. E. M. r m V8 n ,?“lz’ Mrs* K' F tractively appointed dinner table. Galloway presented h er usual in­ il, • G* Methvln,' Mrs. Covers were laid f o r Mr, und Mrs. teresting lessons in parlim cntary Guv r*’ J - N ix- G e o rg e M affett, Miss Tressie Mr- lavv followed by ii clnss in Mission Mrs ? H. B. 0 H^e, Miss Cornelia Me Hite, Mrs. study conducted by MjW., Fnyik heirr Billowed followed dduru r­ PJ D.j, McRae,, Max Bradbury, Alarlcf. A social h'btr limeu ^ \ y RfllUff f i i)yd y d Mr Row Mr, But dick apJ ing, hi w h ic h -tim * .aTVSd delicious rcIreaTiraentS, _ WrrbuU Mrs. Pert; SI U PRISE PARTY A delightful .surprise parly was given Tutoday after,noon by I lie T. E. L. Class of the F irs t Baptist Church honoring Mrs. II. Cuimiing*-. The afternoon paused quickly with songs, humorous readings and cmivr'rsution, Mrs. E. Smith and Mi-s Ruth Cummings, daughters of the g u est of honor assisted by Ml'-. Barney Beck and Mrs. John A braham s served refreshm ents of hot lea. wafers, nnd candies. Thus** enjoying the afternoon were _M*'F. W. Stanley, Mrs. F. D. King, Mrs. L. E Tew, Mrs Florence Savage, Mrs J. D. Cochran’, Mr*. Harney Beck, Mrs. E. Smith, MrH. E. S. Hockey, Mrs. W. J. Me Bride. Mrs H ester Fellows, Mrs. John Abraham s, Miss Ruth Cummings. Miss Mary Helen Tew. Marvin Smith and Frances Smith. MRS. HOLLY IS HOSTESS A most enjoyable social affair of the week was th a t of ‘Friday afternoon when M rs.-' Robert Ji Holly Sr., entortuined • the mem­ bers of tlie E n tre Notts Bridge Ch*h at the Hotel F o rre s t Luke. .Tlq* gam es of duplicuto bridge were exceptionally interesting ami after all the boards had lft*en played scores were compartnl uml it was four.d th a t highest scores had b e e n ,made by Mrs. J . G. Ball who received *. d ainty embroidered -que-t towel. R efreshm ents of sundvv'iches. cakes nnd. te a were served a fte r the pilzo had been awarded. The players w ere Mrs. Robert A. NcwmUn, Mrs. Alice Woodcock, Mrs. J . G. Bull, Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon, Mrs. S . O. Chase, Mrs. H a rry J . Wilson, Miss Martlm Fox and Mrs. Robert Holly. O K E E C H O B E E — F a rm e r s ’ A«- 4,icintlon new packing plant Imilf Ilf-" by Seaboard Air Tdm. Railroad. ' _ . ____ , ■ A “ -N, M,,: *■' kLmiti.mil4-'4j4 '■’ 'LV* !tt?st«ii7?iTrrfrnT! m • J u n e Marlotve To Mrs. Cagle Is Guest f Be Seen Today In O f Honor At Shower On F r id a y evening Mrs, W. A. BOASTS Picture At Milane Cagle, a recent bride, was the Still another Hollywood high school girl to win r.e c e s s on the screen is Juno Marlowe, who pinys tlie ingenue >oid in " A d a s the ■Mrs. Ernest Wiggins of Wnsh- Hencon," tho Universal production 1ihgton, 1). (’., who lias been spend- s t a r r in g J e a n Ilersh >lt, which Ib Jilig the past.AU_wciik&.-hviai'rns neW.wled arTJrr.TrarrtrrTlttraetlcm |-h«wl»- of Tatirmltrlns - anrl-ferrm: fThe: p tm X 'V t ’’•Mrsv-M 7 Sr-W Iggihsp of the Milane today. The evening hours passed quickly l e f t Tuesday morning for Miami with games and contests uml the Although she has been on the where slio will visit for a short screen less thun three years, MiaR Prizes were ,von by Mrs. N. A. Hnrtime before returning to her home. Marlowe has placed a n u m b e r of key and M ir. B. G. Mcthvin. At prominent roles, and is ra p id ly ac­ the conclusion of tho gam es, the ‘ Mrs. A. E. Hill and guest Mrs. quiring a large following of ertthu guest of honor was called to the I Alice Woodcock left Tuesday siastie fans. Her Most impontnnt | floor by a m essenger boy who 'm orning by motor for Miami and Work w a sd n "Tlie tn a Soak,” imd brought her a telegram containing points "on the E ast Coast where her poriormnnco in tliis p ic tu re re­ directions for finding h e r pot of they will spend a week. sulted in Universal’:; offering her gold. The ways were indicated with | a contract which will insure nor a* - red darts' and a f te r a diligent Jesse. Long lias returned home I sociatioiv w ith the company l o r a search, she found u large wicker basket beautifully decorated nml from Birmingham, Ala., where lie period o f -several years. spent a short time *on business. Miss Marlowe was chosen as om- KU^mh,,, over by a m iniature bride of the “ Thirteen Baby s ta rs " e f i11" 1 Froom. A fte r the gifts had . Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kirk of lpo (5 by the “ Wampus," an organi- lK'L'!l opened the hostesses served St> uheimvillc, Ohio, arrived here tuition of motion picture w riters a tasty salad course last woik to spend the roman jcJi U tU n ' 1 - ‘"A'1*1'.'J-;;a.t‘i 1rtuuti 1111 rjmwm'Tfcvot r' to ttftve he VV.1 of Mis. Kirk’s mother, Mrs. E. H . ! the b est chance of winning success Bullnclr. at her lion/- t i i Fifth | on the screen. St reel. The large east of “ Alins the Dcncnfr" includes, in addition to buns, Mrs. Coleman Hall, Mrs: J. It. 7.1:s. ,J. . II. H ihterm ister and Ilersholt, the star, ami* Miss M ar­ F orrest, Mrs. W. B. Haines, Mrs. Mrs. C. Chordaughter' Betty motored Monday lowe,' such prominent players as W . . E . Wells, evening to Daytona Ileaeli where Myrtle Stcdmnn, Knlph Graves, peqing Jr., Mrs. II. ti, Mcthvin Mrs. thdy attended the concert given by Lincoln PJuiamer, Ned Sparks, Herherl. Ilnrvey, Mtw, l» H. Ilrng, Turn Kennedy, Maurice Murphy Mrs. C. F. Marshall, Mrs. Jam es Albert Spaulding. Harvey, Mrs. Hlielty Harvey, Mrs. and others. Mrs. II. F. Foreman and son _The. picture, diccrlcd by Edward T. K. Roll, M rs. J . U Wilkinson, Mrs. It. A. W arren, Miss Mnycie Ralph, of. Iaikeland a r e visiting Sioman, is adapted from the stag e Darkey, Miss Inn Pierce, Miss here as the guests of her sister, success o ftlie same name by John Emma Farley, Miss Rose Levy, II. Hymcr. Mrs. B. It. Gray. Miss Nell Messenger, Miss Mary The nnnunl Itobert E. Lee Ball given by the N. do V. "Howard (H ta p tc r^ O -^ H i'C .ilfau ^s p a X •■ outstanding fe a tu re o f the soc­ let Vido*ton w ilW ntcrial season, and will he held {licnt^ ilfidpc Club at Thursday evening J a n u a ry 10 a t i t her home .in Bose U:00 o'clock n t the Hotel F o r­ - . re st lathe. Mrs. W. J . Thigpen, an Bfiiltro p a rty to he president o f the* chapter, anti V >3ewi*h lUomWiunity her com m ittees have made elab­ )0 P. M. „ o ra te plans for this occasion, an Bridgo p a r ty a t Bed and white, the colors of tho Ct the Y acht Club "Old South", will ho featured Lie No. 3 Itosary Conin tho decorations of the bnl! . All Boula Church, room. A mini her o r t h o chapter j r the afternoon Mrs. members will bo dressed as , Mrs. John Schirnrd Belles of tho fill’s. Supper w|lD E. Rouniillat, be served nt eleven o'clock, and during tho serving of the sup­ ! U. will give an cntcrper, the orchestra will give n iit tho Ju n io r High m ' i» u W o d d iratlioa^ a p ro g r a m J o t sou th ern . ntf?r.~Mrr5 Thigpen appointed (lie follow­ }th anniversary of the ing committees, P oor commit­ [of tho Eighteenth tee, MHi. Minnie E. Jones and Mrs. (I. W. Spencer; reception meeting of th e Kings committee, Mrs. A. K. Powers’, iChiBs of (lie Methodist Mary Strong, Miss Mnhlc Bow­ lie held a t 8:00 o clock ler, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zneh[o of Miss E d ith Vnrn, nry, Mr. and Mrs. S. (), Shinttto •Avenue.' h y b er, Mr. mid Mrs. B ra,\tm , I.i of Wesley will hold I« Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. ling nt 7:30 o'clock at I). Mobley, Mr._£ij)d Mrs, h. P. Mrs. K. B. McCracken H a gan, Mr. nml Mrs. Frank J. fold. Gonzalez, Mix and Mrs. Georgo women’s circle of the A. Mr. and Mrs. A. In Church m eets a t G.30 K. Rossltor, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ the church. C. W. Heirs returned home F ri­ ford Beil, Mr. and Mrs. I,. A. ligli School P a r e n t Tea- , day from Ehrnrdl, H. where Bnimley nml Mr. and Mrs. kocintion m eets nt 3.30 J h E 41»iMwHiftTt Ki b'iv.h Icpnrtrhent of* tho WornMrs. Fannie -Ragan tuf AslnsSharon and Mrs. \V. Theodore facets a t 3.00 o ‘clock a t ville, N. f’., who has been visiting I a n g le r ; IIoi Huu-e o m im iltie ptiso on Oak Avenue. her nciee, Mrs. II. l \ Waters, left Mrs. .V, P. .Camielly ui . . ... ami Mrs. IVF.DN ESDAY Monday for Tampa where she K. A. ih u ig ja ss; - Miifie i-lmir| Department of the Wo- j man, Mr.:, lliOi D. Caswell; F av ­ will spend a short time. will meet a t 3:'»0 or committee Mrs. ( i . 'p , Bishop, Mri. ( ’. Hill ami Mrs. A. 11. obei't J. Holly will cnWallace;’ Decoration untuniUee, Afternoon T ea ‘DupliMrs. Clyde Herhy anil Mrs. W. On Sunday afternoon a very to Club a t 2:15 o'clock Morten Thigpen; ErTrcdimcnl ■me. v\ committee rh a in u n n , Mrs. itoh- delightful concert was given at ert ,1. Holly Sr., tn k e t chair­ Itlie Bei son Springs Orphanage by Iv^sio McRae will eliterman, Mrs. Alfred W. l i e Jr., } tlie lligli School orchestra assist• home on Palm etto i ’oldit'iyy Mr.;. F. K, IJnuiiiillat. | - I 8:Dii oVliH'k honoring l,1u‘ ; ,f ‘[H-.Stum* !" ' and dim -ted by J . N. »e Mu fl'elt, n recent Shimon. I lie program m lull *’ov- * **'.1**«*•• Sk' frrvi'*- Quod NHWS for I3oi/ii For School and Every-day W ear! M O S T A S T O U N D IN G V A L U E S IN T H E ^ COUNTRY! ^ <&icpL-vm jW TMOCHAAK S g A G Y O U ’LL M A R V E L A T T H E Q U A L IT Y F O R O NE DOLLAR! %* N EW EST SPRING FABRICS A N D CO L O R S-A D O R A B L E STYLES Dress Values NetSlqBefore Equalled A bewildering array of styles for both big girls and little misses. In colors for all types and complexions. It's so easy and so economical to have a fresh, clean dress, every day at this surprisingly low cost. • Values alt the more astonish­ ing when you realix that tin SIZES RANG FROM 7 to 14 YEA English Prints—Novelty Weaves—all $1,00 I Come early-the values arc so extraordinary we fear the en­ tire new shipment will hardly last more than a day or two. Sales o f two, three and even six to a customer will not be unexpected. _ Order by ’Phone .if you can’t come in person. , , jLs» The Yowell Co «e # V . » -s . » * 1 P A fJ uj“ipiliVC jnw k Y .-A n < p * u rt* a T tire ? riOTriing ttiflop*. He blew open the * InipeiiiJ C ity gates o f fhe foep-oue*^ ccssive -wnlU und the Forhlddf r*‘ City gnte. H e ’was racoti\ni<* he.brevet m ajor by the comma* ** J . »i* HfciU/ii n m iv . .. Imperial Citv, Peking, Chihli* Air-^ ’ gust 15, IyOU. He remained in Pek-> j ing until May, 1001, when he-TO*-< tuuintt wJrJrT»>r'>"?rth?fJ-,T(^ twrArfrfT11 In Jur.o’, 11)01, he nailed with, h.r?^ b a tlc ry for San Francisco, w hen ho arrived fit Fort .Walla Walla, ' ' ' Wnshin;-:tbu,,Here be wA" pfpnioltij’ capUiti and ■assigned to tho com* > round offhfc. One Hundred ,*wl* SixjJi Co.j Cwnst Artillery nt Fort [,/S-ton near* Seattle-, \VazhipjtW?w / I n April, lOOC, he V a j ordered to tJuiiViis company to Skagway Alnski\^fthore -a scrlcds (fltudtron Mfotf* nrisefT While here lie located ,a;UV planned ttio * van s truction* *o* Fort* William 1L Seward a t •Haines . . **• -Mis-• won. * M «i#ii ' In A ugutt, U!03, he was ordered" to proceed to Chickomanga Park^v Georgia, and ta k o com pigort-^ ithe Third B nttety, Field Artillery, t in -, medintcly a r te r joining the bnttei^ $*?&**" Fast*—Myer, V ri-- . 1 ginia, a disLanre of over n f a i liltn-., ‘J* dr*’'.| miles, which is one of tho^ longest artillery marches otj te c o r d .^ In Septem ber,’.11)05.,.'lie <voi Ar-, ilered to duty nt the Unithrl Stuias Military academy as tor of artillery tactics. Hero Roremained until 'April*,'* IPU*. j when1* (Continued on Pafcfc''FjVCT ’ ‘ ' **- * * ' * ^ # 1 A _ fl TODAY “A LIAS TUB.P.BACONJean Ilersholt, Jam* Marlowe’ •’’f*and Ralph ’ririiTeVi Param ount Milane ‘News* Our Gang Comedy -r* i,c "Dog Heaved V WEDNESDAY' Adelpii Meitjuu'-v.latest jj([' success. : “S E R E N A D E " Mack Scnnctt Comedy. PEACHES ANI) PLUM BERS" Aesop’s FahJeS “SAVED BY-A KF.VHOLE’|J �; THE SANTORP HBRAI>D. MONpAY JANUARY 1$, l&t* . ,f n a ir sninmg ana exquisitely L,oirtured.. the gleaming, pink finger-tips of fashion___ iB W f|n ' a frock with all the charm and chic of P a ris ___ today these are in the reach of every woman — through the magic o f ad­ vertising. *, - '-«***'j' - * , . . ..»r **■^ f v * *** »r * ■ * -V • _ *t-~*'*‘ *- •*'.*' - In the newspapers, beauty secrets are giv­ en away every day— free! H ow to, wear your new hat sm artly.. H ow to improve a fading complexion. H ow to have prettier clothes for less money. Beauty, loveliness, charm— no longer are they the heritage of a favored few. Advertising makes them a universal opportunity. Follow today s beauty and fashion ad­ vertising. It teaches good dressing, good grooming. It tells you what clever women here, there and everywhere are finding out about beauty. It will help you make the most of yourself— your eyes, your hair, your own precious personality. It will keep you young Follow the advertisements in this newspaper They will keep you up to date in smartness r(- t <■' ■ ; •. ■ “' • i l l • I -# i *4 * « t .\i 1» /F ' *>»i;»..*• •i * dt v . •»,. tl* MM * k**«. V iM tf 1* I 1 . i "... il 1'fv, • ! • . | !; V ■ ■ , 'J > i■*j i ■ ■r ■ * ■■ ■ v '* . . ’ ’ • * • �'I' * • < 'I1. 1I I ' - ■IMU M u w m THE.SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY JANUARY 1 7 ,1 9 2 8 Radio Programs tltrais 2f>— Miscellaneous For Sale JO— L i v e s t o c k ,0. RATES Tl KSDAY. JAN. 17. Political Announcements (By The Associated Press.) ■■ r .' GEN. SUMMERALL B O A S T S CAREER OP ACHIEVEMENT the* E hthtrinhttT f'iHt r Hmm a w n T f M aq uttpprwrp ing. General Alfred Mordecai, Ordin­ A fte r the A rm istice. General ance departm ent. They have on* Summerall command successively son. Secqnd Liteutenant Charles the Fifth Army corps and the Pelot Mimnierall. Jr., wno g ra d u a ­ Ninth Army-corps in France, with ted from the United States Mili­ (Continued From Page Three) ta ry academy June 12, 1924, and he was promoted m ajor anil assig ­ hea<l*|uarters at "Nogcnl-en Bnaswas assigned to the S i x t h ' Field Igny and at St. Mihlcl, and the ned to the command of the Second Fourth Army vorps in Germany. artillery of the First Division, Battalion, Third Field Artillery* Prugrannc 4nc easlern —standard u H«»-waa»n«rt—-assigned to duty tie on- the Mos*4h—river:* H r —wa?* FOR S A L E ^ —L’odlgrcctL^ Folice.-|* V lZ at-e a^ ^ ’ n m iT ccrrw H sH U M time. All time is p. m. unless o th ­ as ass is ta n t to the--chief of the ■Ftrppteiv^iHSrefteh.* -MrerrKfTTL'P *trh A- (’ • -l 1 hereby announce lo the people one of the American generals in• ' Seminole Count* that t nm a erwise indicated. Wave lengths on militia buteuu in the w ar d e p a rt­ In A d m » - ‘ McCracken. Drenmwold. Phone • 1‘'a militate Tor lax a as *■*.«*)r subject left of call letters, kilocycles on ment, in charge of th* Field AtrilG38-W. ----------- ^ , l<. tin* ileclabin of the voters lu h "wiii be received lery of the National Guard, in ____________ * New six-room six-rnom modern mmlee,, bungalo.v, l,„n»., 1« » **'*•j IIM Demo'null.Primary !•. I..- uved held right. „ of , llU V (.lir , Uav„ fnd collector eent Sopten her, 1914. While in this of­ 272.6— Weil* Atlantic City— 1100 and. 400 laying hens. Will sell In "raiiKc and Seminole counties 11— M iscellaneous uppointKi , r „ « « £ _ #>f fice be located and negotiated the 8:15, Hoard of education con­ for lo years I have -erved as a t n bargain and good terms. county nimim-iloih i ..a ami. off pur-base of the artillery training a men.her of th** Allied Mission j . ce it; 10, bridge lessons; 10:30, s t u ­ _ 8c * Hne Save 25* J , O. S. Vnughn, o p to m e -; No. 2000 Orange Ave., Sanford , ft ( i, l i , years. made my* tlv- dio ■concert. ivscrcation.** at Camp McClellan, of Generals at Finn/*. He wn- ! V^ M f" ' on autom atic gradeInu ralslnitv stock* un <1 vitro.* fruit t r s t , I,. H. G riffith, Optician. I Florida. Route A. Hox 170* F. ,.7 c a line „ crossing gate has just been reAlabama. nnd n ear Monterey; Cali­ then attached to tin merit an ro|vthJ by j M Williams, 900 Elm *11*1 to, miair. t prot*1’**!•• lot nvury* 285.5— WHA I, Baltimore—1050 Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Cth St. on request. fornia. He remained in ihe militia taxpayer carry his proportional-* commission to negotiate peace I Av,.nu,.. who y „ t e r d a y exhibited Eyes examined, Glasses made, only For oak and heart pine wood «b:.r.- of taxes*by \i.-u'itui the pro8 , Stromberg Carlson hour; J, I ai U. Ho lit ponipanu tl Ciencral to f a m i interf*te<! pa« 5en*by rotes ere fo r fully equipped. P lant In Sanford. Your support WBAL ensemble; 10, dance>nro* bureau until 8’cntembcr. 1917. phone 91*0 or Write J. II. Bnlli- perty personally. Between I.• 11 and 191*7 he veas it Pcrihing on his to u r of Italy ,, mo(jel of the invention. p*hlch Mr. Also watch and clock repairing— veii, Osteen, Klaf Strand wood uni I*- iipprei'iuten. nsertions. gram. t: ii Kti.m-:t-:. reasonable rrlces. average length 491-7 -U E.VF New York—610 I v atjoustim e s Icctm er at the A ; nn where the party were entertained Williams says has attracted the inrtvxed $9.09 per cord. 2 ft. length* - *»*; * . , ... . I \ a r College, mcr.lber of the board! by the kin ami were ypiulucted ! tcrest of railway officals, with line. . r o l l STATU S i:\ tTOIt $ 8 .0(1 per cord. "rc in*s t r a t h , " «l* ' to r t* sting cannon, mend cr of the ni„ n(r th fu lin n battle tines. whom he hopes to negotiate scale Jhnrge of 30c for I lirttk) announce a- .* e.iiulldal* , ' J . . *. Bicycle, Gun, LocK and Phonograph | | e returned t» the United . of the patent rights. i * siii'i-rnl myself a* Senator from dorr Astoria orchestra; *, voters bouni of ordinance and fortificatre p a irin g our specialty. * Toys, For Sale—Best paying fillinvr Hi- Tt It Senatorial *li«irl*-t c**m(sing is restricted station nnd garage in Sanford. • *1 «f Meminol*.- lllet.iril **oun- b! ; ? ' ’. 8’, Nelberling singers; ion. member of the .congressional Status wUa General Pershing in.) The invention ctmsicts of a chain bicycles, sporting goods, and fish­ laificotioii. mibjeet I** flu* l>etuocrullC hn .r. I. ?S ^ Ve»n on"* ^or determining u policy of Sc,)tcn, bcrt im p , Mtlll rcniaine.l gate which moves ,*er|K-ndicularly e rm a n ’s supplies. Geo. \V. Deetch, Must sell immediately. W rite ' T t»*-s primary t** in* h**l*l Jun.* r*th. fflSS. ,ln U made The SanIk L b ' ' Gie government as to the nmnufac- w|th him for the p uniJc, „ f the , on a fram e 12 feet in height. Con"The Bicycle Store." McLander care Herald. If eleclud. I promise I* * I’bnttnue L-ill be .responsible i 2 vJ 7 V v l 'tbie of munitions, oitd reconler *tf Fi„ t Division ,n New York and , m d of the gate is by means of an 1*1 vierk for tile lll'tt ll|lifr»s| cf I'll* Arcade. llncorrect insertion, 1j I. 3— Ne w \ q r k —660 the N>ar*l foi determ ining the or, ,, w _ nmndu*.- „f uprtghtshaft with a pulley which list*.-i and l Hi*ii<- >**u lo my FOR SALE— Best boarding house record nu Kuril linportniif I.-kIkIs V for subsequent 6 , Hotel Manger orchestra; 7, ganixation of the Field Artljelry. . . ’ .. . . . is*the connecting-link between the*, business in Sanford. Centrally ii*ui ns kuoiI roads, roiisertullon of 14— R o o m s W i t h o u t H o a r d lie office should be ■tmH'-jnwV$eFs*nMachFd to the out- nufurnl resources, reduction of hour of short features; 8 . ,Stront-:.^lIjt.yas.piojtiotedJj»q(«no»tt-*iaJ:.-gitS^ ^ 1f ^ 3 ^ fe > located. Well established, mnking . . edintcly In case of W hou*V!» railroad track*, arion; .1 nek berg fa tf ld L -'h o u r; 9 . ’~ 4^ n t i n e n - ^ * l ^ T n ^ W . J l f r -■ ' T U u 1T**t.til 1i,’mix rtils. tnls; 9:30, Torrid Tots; 19:30,1 April, 1917. F jOR .R E N T — 1 .rot^ai, 112 -I-aure! m o n r^_ o**ff r ncongress. m rress. -When struck..................................... by the train J J. I'MtltiSIl. General ^ve * , Named on Commission w o e . , . , oSummerall u , » « was s *then ..*■*.■ «n*- . plunger drops, setting into motion Mae Singhi Breen; 11. slumbei' _____ 1____ 1 ________ ____________Wood, all lengtns, for sale. Ix*av.e [vEUTISF.BP In May. 1917. he was appointed «Rner to the command of the Fir*. th(. puiIc>s on the upright shaft music. KOI* SllfcllllT* 15— Apartment For Kent orders at 1511 Mellonville Ave. 1 bereby annou'.ci* my i\»nill*l«oy a meniu?r of a military mission to •?lvl*,on nt { am P ^ a c n e ry Ta>lor. an(j t ^ p ^ pU;»heii downward representative .115.6—K i)K.\ P ittsburgh—950 _________,____________________ _ F. B. Dyson. f**l 111*- office of Sheriff of Semin­ ntudv the orexmitation, training Kentucky, when? he served until where it 1s locked by means of a amiliar with rate s 6:15. Little symphony orches­ ole, I'o'unty Mibjecl l*i III* villi *i( FOR R EN T — A partm ent, 1101 .........operations .............. of the ........ ............. Political Announcements file m b r** at tin June I'rimury. British nnd September, 1920. In the meantime | Kt.j,r wheel. Another plunger is issification will tra ; f*. Stromberg Carlson hour; 9, mid Elm Ave., C om er l l tl i St.' J. K. -M.i'l.KU.ANI) French armies. - He proceeded to he was appointed a brigadier gen- released a fte r the trnitr passes, anil .iplete Ufownation. I Continentals; 1(1. same as WJZ. . r i m t i i i : i.iu its i.A T rit1.: England and Fiance where h e r e - eral in the regular army in Jan- the g ea r wheel frees the gate fish, they will assist 468.5— WRC W ashington—610 Announce my eatidlilm y NOTICE . Furnished apartm ent, 1119 Myrtle f**rt hereby maineil until the uni of July when uary. 1919. nml a m ajor general in which returns ihe I,<*git*In cure, subject I" III** linjr your w ant ad 7. Voters service; 8 , Seiberling Ave., Inquire Mrs, Julius Tnk- will of ilo* volet* of Keiniito win )■* tepflvt'd by the- regular arm y in May, 19^0. * traiue. ooro effective. 10, he returned and reported the reI'oonly. in tin* primary to be h-bl T'rivn t'nn(it’ll of I,**lit u full 111>r ii Singers; 9. Evercady hour; nch. Phone 597-R. While in France he was aW ard-' Accntding to the inventor, the oic J nm* tl. 1t*2S. »* I! Starry. T*»u ti »*l#rk uni 11 auction bridge.. . . -— j s u lts jif his studies to the war de______it. M_ 1.0 IDV. - u*»**ii - #*f -*fr*it. -RIp r I**% for pain! ] par: ment. ed the distinguished service mod-' invention can he m anufactured a t 296.9— WW.N<* Asheville— 1010 FOR RENT — Two furnished ir»t t *rriiVilti£ \vto r** ro-cc«.Har> ) He was appointed a brigadier al, a r d he was decorated as com- prices smaLer than are required Found r o n n n \ t i A*tsr:ssun ok apartm ents, large rooms, 919 ma nl'lpal water t**v%**r and tank 8 . Packard saxes; 9, old time general of the national army in niandcr of the lu'giun of Honor f"' other grade crossing gutes. r \ \ ki coat, and Ih^Mc «*f tank tw*» music; 10. bridge lesson. P ark Ave. 1 wish to announce lo Ihe people t*»if August, 1917. and assigned to the l,v Fra nee.-as grand officer of the i Mr, Williams is a car inspecior **oat*» I'alfit t*» l»«* I% * th** pe IFiB- Owner may •■{ S*-mtn**l*- I'oiinly that I am 475.9—WSB A tlan ta—till) n Hitl** will t " *>|m in <1 atnl r* ,n! command of ” the Sixty-sevemh | ;ruUn |,v Belgium, a.< commander 1a»d bits been engaged in the w o rt calling a t this A ttractively furnished apart men to ralutlltilte tor re-elect |o|* t" III*' »*f- Tnw nmnlur nmnUtls mt cmuj; *if‘ T!i** 7:15. Metropolitan trio; 8 . Seib- Field A‘itillery Brigade of the F*..- ()f t |u , orslor of the Cmwn in Italy. | Ior 7 I years. Ho first conceive*! fl.'e of Tilx Aski’ssoi , slibjw-l t** Hie .It png dog and paying 1 * * * 1 1 1 i * * 11 I " * * ■ i * , i* n ' i ' l l. i * 2 * Tli i* r ) : r It t i % corner Park and Tenth Sts **f l be volei .* In llo* 1'* n***- I I'HtTY*“*! to -n'lppt 'a 11% "f, r **)«•* I etlinp hour; 9, Evereudy hour; 10. t y -second Division. He joined, the id expenses. Apply Frigidaire installed, w ater and dei’lsioti with the Order of Prince Pnnllol ! *.!le I°r inventiaa about riiilIc I'rlmary t*i be b* bl III Jun** all Iditrt. if IJ i-tii>uM t*• ili>4*rui’d to auetion bridge. brigade’ September 5 nn<l sailed »» Mviuu-negro. and with the M i l . - j j ^ ^ not perfect lid office. garag e furpisherf. Phone 1H-J. | of this year. i" I* * tji* ■ L * s* f irn» r« m ^ T**" U 241.8—WDOIV C hattanooga— 1210 A. VALV.IIAN. With It For France on the ill-fated tary Medal of Panama. - ^ - u n t . l last summer. 8:30. Classical program ; 9. stu- “ President Lincoln” October IS. fTJRNrSHED npartoierit lo r r e n t 1' k «iu t u tT ii.i.m o it Wins Citation *li» program. ‘ 1 ( wish in anh'Mint-i* that l uni a I ( L c g ii! N o t i c e s ) lit arriving at St. Nazaire the bri­ in the Herald building—a down- camtlital** for r,-i*li,rlt*m ( In March, 1919, he was awarded ih« ! fl49.7 —\\ J ,V\ Jacksonville— 880 gade proceeded lo ('amp Coeiuidoi* — 4town l:cntion at remarkably low ..fine of Tax *:»)!•• l*i SktiiIii in n n : it in t t t -I'llT nl' th * Distinguished Service Cress. 8 , Oiehesiru; 8:39, bridge les­ for training. On December 29, 19(7 Sr.MINTlI.K i n i NT V i t .n i t I H a and Graham truck*, m tes. Ask for Mr. Haines at Tne ^ ob- l*ulibt>. KllbJ***-* *■- tlo* .**’11**0 The citations accompanying the J of Ibc luti-fs it* Ho- t *i iiio.m l *• IN *'ff tSCKID General Summerall received <>1 son; 11, orvhestia. th Street. Phone J- Hcrnl.) cJfice. j IT Imary f ** I.,* b*-l»l tli Jun*(I V VVA 151*. . i.ttipli •no hi. •16.9- MSI N St. lYV'rxhurg—580 i Iith tn proceed to •'indreenurt and various aw ards give a high esti­ FORT MYERS. Fla.. Jan. 17.— Your “iipioirt v* HI t*c ipp**-i lut*-*l \H JNl >. i* I IN KINS I cOWAS CO. Auto Rent 7 :;n. Sorenu lintel dinner music; take command of th • First Fie'*i mate of the services th a t General ( INS 1—Continued experiments on m »i:v i i r \ n : i : t I'efi-it.l11Tlf sheet metal works. J 8:39, Tampa weather* hureati fore- Artillery '.rignde *>f the Fie«t Otvi- Fiinimerall rendered to the allied rubber plants wJ ll be made by n m M I 'U I I M I . M I I A T O’." *»iti»i:rt • »r » \TH >N The citation of Ihe dis- Thomas A. Edison, world famoux [venue. Phone 716-W. SMALL unfurnished Louse, Close 1*1 HI.If IN1THI I'TIOV t i i i : s t a t i : «*r ri.HKiHA T " * a s i : s 32. i ..in no d u h concert; sicn. He joined Decen her 22 and cans*-. tinguished service medal reads «■* inventor, us he, uptMidi* his annual I am r. cufirtbl.lli* l**r rc-eieeflou found the division preparing to en­ m a itv M r \ T i : n UtlANTI.Y 9. * itr: - n n u t ; 9:92, Correno 1 in. Rent cheap. Apply 308 W. to tU.* nffli-K of »opn itlt* nitelU ID BUICK CO. in \ t »;i ; it*»m:i:T u t «»n nmi c hd* p> gi 'im *1*01 limed; 9:30, s tu ­ ter the lines'and take over the sec­ follows: “ For exceptionally mCr- vacation here, it was learned to. 15th St. public .inKtniel l**u t'*i Sciinool* .1 T« »N. lilt* % *if**, 'if flvlim tagnoli.* Ave. iTiWoty. kuI*j^*'i I** tlo- D**mocri*flc arid if iIkihI t*. .ill p.trti**** ilnlmlnK dio i" -' .!•*: 10. auction bridge tor held by the First M onu.nn Di­ itoiious and distinguished service, day. Edison, his wife and party Fene 367. I'rimary V **iir *upp**ri **111 •* * • upnight a f te r au record vision mirth of Ton). Ilecoimoissan- He commanded in turn a brigade arrived last nigbt * » u % i tit • * i 1 1 1 r i < 1 • i th** N a id MAllY For Item— Six room house with prcciu i* *1. " " *ian* i** orchestra. i i i r v r n i , j;i: w n . > /. iii n t k i : g a t " ' inge, Nf Ni J ,'/ AA concert run from Orange. ces wet** made, test o f training of the First Division in the *>|>crjT VV I. a WTON ARMONS _ el**ctrie lights anil running w at­ i:»»Iii:UT M*T« S and — — LI* * 52' M t\ Chicago— 570 band playing “ Atild lauig Syne" wet*■omlmted and th*First Divi t lolls T< »N his. % % if. * 1 * . * , i » > ( I i itcnr Montoldier. the First [Automobile Co. er. F r mi shed for lignt-hbuxekeep“ " Duoier convert; 8 , S tr o m - , an*l a cheering crowd met him a t n m 4 i .i iiik ( n u t i t « tit it r uh*. « itli«*r .**. h* ir>. i|»*vii»t*i'S Ave, . Phone 137. ing. Enquire l h . i t l v .iiiiMMitn* *11y c.iinhdac% kit; ill »*••«* lfff.il*'. *• *«l n|)ii*rwlf*#, berg I . i Is*>n **n he'.tra; 9, Contin- sii ti exr t:te*l tlu- relief commerv - Division iliinn^ tht* Soi^on^ uml the stntinn. T. A. Greenleaf, ing the matille of Jan u a ry . 1918. fm tin * u flic ** *'f c lp tk , «d t h ** St. Milne! offensives uml in the ami l«* th*- h. i «l« %i*.* i'H Irfc'nt entals laike Mary, Fla. The aged inventor suffered * O n * ii i t m i *«j.*c j f * * t l u * -i ct h » t i As the fir-i American troops 1 eat ly buttles •*f the Argonnewr**nt« *-« i*r ■», i % % *;-« i hi|m in k t tt.. vntf i i f l in. Jim** I'rlmai » iiiiv slight attack of stomach trouble Iit! **r***4j u rid* r U ILL IA At 165.6— VV1-7111i -\V J.l l> Chicago— 820 hold a sector gi.ivc resjmnsihi'iti, s i : i t p i : a s Meus** advance, anil the Fifth I ‘i *1. 1.1 KII i|*,f *,»-ftl ;ind 1ii Six room house: Tenth, between 8 , Sui her ling singers; 9. Tivoli ) r**«te*l on ;he con'tn and utul it w.’enroutp hut wus feeling much bet­ A Wall Paper Co . , 1 r :1:1 | ► **I *«'iix i %.t v- k*, 1 .-*11f lit -JiiAi At my m i ps m the latter battles te r this morning a f te r a night* i sr .. Magnolia anil Palmetto, Rent th e a te r presentation: 9:39, t hililr n i l I 1. 1. 1 1 k o |L i^ tJ,l|Jtr l 1 < pmjduii*.iiii *»* i.-itif h.t\ mu V sov* rely u -ted. When the Germ an, , Nole agents fr.r, 2 ^ , of th:* advance. In all these im ­ t 1 i **1\% .»ui ••anc. inv 7Tlndi'Lic% 1, |;«»rniti«4 i*. Iiux* .*t* intcr**?*t in . 1r iv«- l>** ’i*u on March 21, 1918. the portant battles his *aim con rage Jnproof ra fn ta a n d _______________________________ f *.| *LrU ..f t h. c h i i i •lilt Mil* .■r i*. its. i .»! I*«v\ : ,l, -i. mi iift-d land** " V ltF S ID E K N T APPOINTED t i n t t<* the dan*t »*I ** Ml Ii* ''i ll111»**I.* €’*»% jm, t t *• tlti- \v i, I .if i h ts»»\ 1 , id.t. I«»-W‘U ID’- l —VVGN-VV l.llt Chicago— 729 First Division realcomania t ra n s f e r J s — W a r n e d T o K e n t Iii clear judgm ent alul his soldier­ hr It* Ll i ti. I •. in.*.-! .»t t* i»t ini ** v Tli. S# nffi II.» m t ill*South 8:3*1, Dinner m neert; 9, Ev*-r- i gei point in 1 icanly where it took Paints and Uruah* _ _ _ _ _ >HID 1 'V1it ->i■| •t *il.l l* .1nn.* iLtir . 1ll* N•.t U -•-! V?1* ATMXNTA, GA.. Jan. 17.— endy Ifniii ; 19. j,action bridge. over the Cnntingy seetoi April, 21. ly character had a marked influ­ t \ V\ ! ¥4 1: t S.iiit- - - '! till Jiuart, Prop. : WANTED— 5 or 6 roam house Mum 1 —- — 11« 1(< it l:a-l hiuvy figh.ing, in- ence in the attainm ent of the sue- (INS I— Dr. S pright Dowell, presi­ ll \ **• .lit: J • SKI l * S-HDlioli ) mV %1 ; .. ' ’ furnished. J. E. F Herald of-- - ^ l ti Mil 11 • i . - n i «-«. i f .11 | i*f 1 :i s. n*’i 1Liiik* eluding the assault ami la p tu rc of cesses *.f his commands " dent of the Alabama Polytechnic -I. , arms, (iroves. _ !• ' V * •It I« ** 1 \ il|| I ,, v it * j %M| . 1 1 nil r o t ' T t .ii ix.r. ■l ! 1 «... ;«•Ml G enital Sumturrul) also wears Institute, ha* accepted the a p ­ Can ia g y o n May 28. which was y Pars Ave. Phone __ _ i! i \ < ■ *■ i * l .-1. * -ii.’ in v . tiMli«l;tF> 1 \»s •‘ll* *1. 1»••t if •} .i'i 14.• ■ ul **r in n li I i . 1 • ,i »’ i t i !■ in • i i i i ' l l . .«•*•!• •I lit. • ' •fit th*- fu st At ieri* an offensive. Foi tin- Spanish-American War badge, pointment of President to Mercer 4M 111*!11*1• *’ 11 »M fii i *.» Mtri• . *»i J Mill. 1• u r _____ Five acres, tiled farm to July 1st. •I’MD •i i t . -1 1' 1 »T « l i f t In!1 4 ) 1 1 L t t l . l ..f Sr Mlin ■>,. t oum> ' r * >|*M* ir l J .* fit. • . f i ii hi' services In these operations the Philippine Campaign badge University at Maron and 1 In* *1 v i, •i *• •» r. v. f 1 will ■1. 801I*'•■' l lit 1IIlf Hill **1" t 111*1 **i 1LilK *'.. UT1 111 tl.. *',Ty . PRINT SHOP Must be reasonable. No impleami « 1Ik* tn .1•.*! i >»•’*!1114*1” 1 t ,i1>1 >* It lM'M,1.. *M the French army awarded Genci.il with tv*n silver citation stars, the take office June 1. he announced ’! . >1**»’ \ *. f.•i h t*r J '*•1 vice on anything ir. mente ie*iuired. Address Box A. 1 i*«tniu*i it! ir 1 ‘i 11114.r v till' M ID % M l * llli'clli * l 11 ,. 1ID M' rul.i v if Summerall tin- rruix-dc-Guertv t ’hina Campaign badge with two • 11, «.r y «■ IS III l.ict I’l Ilii: I M*l* 1«*«| t It.i r with palm and an army citation silver citation II tn Lr* 1 -lil •lull.- ..Ml 1 ■J' I V l* ii;* 1o ilfl' ■ file* phone call will get 1cure Herald. •r I “II \'r'li stars, and the a t a Baptist district conference * L | 11.11- 1..*.| ,u 'i |M H. SIIAIJON | 4*. •itt |•) ;i i tif fl 1***1 r* 1ll Us JAS , I 4 V •' It : 117-W. 9 Rad 1 ' t * 1 li*i tl*l ,1 it* % i N|*,if».r fmi*, which read: World War campaign t*adge with hen* last night. Mf \ DCDlll-t '•»M *i 71«1 r . III— Houses Fur Sale , ll 'll*I ill S*T»Ol I* «***41- Iv I'Ihi bid 1 (lit i n c i t i n ' t 1 i■** i .i ti'-*- . 1.1 . . “ l- mi: "General Summerall has devefive s tars for m ajor operations, ■ t 9 <•1**"* n % %•** k f f •1«1 «i» i-«i 11 I l* t .9)* ,1MM«ill iH’r tn > r*i ni1LLn*v I • 1r>fT): *\ ■1Mll.fs .. i •1iin-l loped tin* technical knowledge and Ills O o i J dc-Gucrjc hears MELBOURNE $125,909 new t VVo ill | -• • irtiff* w *»»*L•* I YObilt OLD W A LLS, F.n Sale nr R ent—7 room stucco (■ •1 1■ L . 1lull 1t*. fh** lift li t- «*f Htlvf * j t L- ........... jiLirt ri t . ll V VVA »if ,<*•»!ill ■*■!*- « »Ul.t V f*111.j Mil ir?*-*1 In ml ** \\ ITS II S> 111% La 1mI ,**1*I *vf f i*’f4 1' the valor of his brigade to a degree palms for army citations .*t(*1 * * I ),* .!*••• •* motion picture theater planned | NLW WALL PA IN T I house; nunK-rn improvements. iff ■ * I l Ii* * * 1 1 * ot i ' 1 n if "f f 1 1 1 * tli* uril* n ii i ll*** %ol**r-4 in t u |..*| *In • *'111|ll ill I ' 1 fit .!> 44 f M| .4 I„ J utu>> lyoj, t(le , j ^ rei, of T'' ■• t%-ihil >1 11 >lt« ini 1 tr* nit of which ruck,*.S this organization aide NEW BET- lit, French Ave., phone 362. l it*rii"**i ui i |nirK.ti% in hi'Jtl nvif I •*I I..........I t Ll- ■ hi 1 «1•-cl.il I WUH ,.onflTr,.(l on hjm ,,v j uti l % %ill your :*«l.Mi-lu :m *!* . t . !in. t In* f** '!*. wf.it# *} PlortiLi. 111 iiiiil f**i to pL'fomi all the mission* that lURTHKR INFORMA I, f#**»|(* v’tfiill> v Hiiri, un(, hp WB# , • *hn|*l»* fltlf* m .11 I * >41111 Ll 14*1Wf . >•-11•111•*I* 1 • 4nf 4 on flu** 1h -mi votil.1 be i n c m h e n t ».,s.n it. By his Mlllian soll PHONE 235-J OR FOR S A L E —-New 5 room mod­ •I * ■ f .1 .1 iiii.it % \ 1 1 1 < «• .n; i i a n d . • »* in »li **»*m|*l.11in 1 «’*»llf ll mllle• n n g y . his courage and hi* inde- m#m,M.r „ r „ It, lu,l(1 Knppa fratern bungalow one block from ICOLLElt, SANFORD, \ II |H«r«;f.ASS< ■I* *Ll l l r.u ,1*1Ji»*l6i l»i_ .i ml tt» cr»’« m fatignble a tiVTliy, he bus shown entity. •' 1 I l k t ' 1r 1 t 1 oil 11, K»"nnitt rtm tli** mi* **f tin* in|*LiInant to I*** High School, Inquire at 698 W. 1 h»‘ifl>> .inn*, tin*** in v»**If ;in a it l;••1*•| ,1ml 111»|«*f* **.' L i ill** in j • v n**rit.i til*- 1 oil himself tu he av leader of The Hi at Hughey. I lit ate* f"i ' ’f "l S» iiihml** 1 ii u f The Flret Division was traitsIf1111i• *I• * * i 1M. *11 •'IK111. • U n »»\0 DltilC, STORE—Pro- i — ------- -—-----—-— -------------I» »' I i .uiiity Hiilije* 1 t- ib*- action •f ; ... Jfr f*0 #*-f *»|tl Mm *{ t>s illtir illl) i "d '^ l u June 19lH,’General Summerall f,'rrr* 1,1 ' ' a m P Mix. New Jersey. Drugs, So«lu. We are £ O R SALE:..Small h»u**» on M ag-) rh*- b.iuo.iaii.* u m u i t to IlH **r ill,* ;>nt* **r |*.,rrli*s •TnHvUUV isl* Vt. 1 nolia Avenue north of Central ( '" id in H*? +n* r .r^ o t jiuie^jyis. or I*. *bion ioi«I*-i * ■o **r an> of >"ti II \| WATS. iV hym ir phone. Cat! 103 win* appointed a m ajor general of in September. 1920. General Sums- lo-li.ir f.*i < *-*i*i..i .-no! I*- s.Ott I«,11*1s t** l*e V*lu,II* the national army and wn.' assign- m era 11 remained in ctimmand u n ­ Street. $3500.00. Practically 110 " i! n, n i u i i v . lu null nml 11 * 1 .1 uml "I to* effect * * lint * Signs of all kinds. cash requited payments lik** rent. I ~ - , ,*!U . ed Ilii* command of the F irst Divi- til June 30, 1927. when he was so » v• i |i. 11*<t untl * *11JolIII 11g ' a It I IS *'< il'ItT t'i* CrifNTY Jt Piim A Wall Paper Address R. H. IJ. Care The Herald. , KfHI ■i i .r t t i v t i r t i n : Till t IT rest - r v i i n *u.i: *•>>! v n I (tilling toll It Tl*1 l-.vcll or } oil I' v i t : *>l L io n to succeed General Robert Lee ordered to nssumc command **f * in li t 1 u m n ami .tom .meiii *.*-^0 vmil" amt \tI l"i III l.'ltv llltl**1111 .• M tv . aii.ll.l.icy l.o ri* ' - fr**in .isserlimf any cluliti 1 * 1. l-'.Hl.lt*- *.f .1 *11N I Mil.I.I t: liullanl, v h o was promoted to the the Hawaiian department. During * ; " 7f , • U I 1 *l*v aatioiiii nrv 1 or sale or r e n t:—Unfurnished f..t ...... if*........I • T * rk •'* lloI'lrJ•• cuiumami of thw I'hird Army Corps the two- j-enre t h a r hi* eoinmand.-d I■V I 1.1*1 *.l I 'olive* .Inee. itia|, ol ll’II—repulrlng, piano g ara g e apt., corner lot oak .tli* I'too I sul.Jr* I l" Hi* will l*f , ullu-t wise. ,.r Uile.il*-** no* .In anV T- nU r-r»'t|ftnr* trtTlHIY«L tlNTlIHl Gi-iiriiil .''unTiir.vll assumed com­ the F irst Division in the United [ixrer:- with 17 years * —v-*tf-r- nr- te*- Iw-n*tn-n*Hr prl- | u a * Will, it.. ................ | > * s, 4 1 It 1 1 .III |tcl “‘ills L ,| V I f 1 * M oflit* Ssnfcr.1 music store t-hnde corner Sanford Avt.. and ITVIP\ i*|| J 111**’ * I ’-' *'. 111|,lii in,1nt b l' assigns. grant | . 1Min** 111 11•' ft 1,i t.*| % u 14.1i M"i ■■* 1*1 mand of the First Division »n the States, he completed uml published i* 1 TititASiir.il East 22nd Street. II. L. Chrisen »-*--. .n,. nt — "i v 11.,1 in-* ». and J • -nil* ev** of the .Visile Ma rile offensive. ippe. Iluoni 10 & II Mcfrom u--*-rtlui: till*- ,.* sulit luiol-[ \ d1 11tul «-*1rli iif >mi, ii**' Ii* 1‘ - July 17. 1918. lie commanded it the History of the First Division. berry, New Sm yrna Laundry. i iiii v n ri: 1 1:1. i ' i t i t tu: l.v him I 1 « ■ • | ti| rs*i| |ir#-Hi m i The First Division Memorial aso, ini* ft.irl or i*.t 1.■•-1 Ho-reof; reI w Is I l<» ,1101*011.ce III* 1**111111*1*1**' ■iiilriiic New Smyrna, Fla. >*01 .llol 1 .o il of >011 In s»-1 . tn v I’lnlntH 11Ti•I its*in.1Mil*s u hiuli ) "it ■luring tae teirific fighting at SoU- socation, of which he was pre-iI*.i- III* SI.ll.- I . Ii.sl.tt ill e |i;r»ll|l foi 1I1 Hie u.ilur* of *010 lesnectlv. 1* . Ilf VI U. IMil V |t.,M i4UillM«! ■*>•11' . July 19 and 22 where, after, BI.0CKS— Irrigation .'1 ti,i.| n *11 .• |*|>>■ -11|*|*oIT III ■-I.ions ttitil 110H0-1 nr. 1* s Hint .till il* • -lali- »*l dent, raised funds amounting to M*ll\ I. \IH. 1sKH gen« r:vl cement work. 20— Farms For Salt* m Lilt iif H* ntiii'ilf i‘"»iiih 1In- most In 1**1 ' efforts, the division $165,00 and started the erection tlo- lit nmirv t** !**• 1**•*• In Jun** U j Oil ltlt1>, | Li lin ** of >*m *1Mi! F ’ete fo. J. E. TerI I* HAH AN. !*. " i»( I link I ......... hi. In tli* fInti .Li- *» Sli.irnn i**nk all it< objis'tives ami contri■- ft. til MUfM*1 LV of a monument in Washington t * 1‘**11111v J 11*1p. .' tif St-in !ii«»I'f *' 4*Mill v, OVIEDO C ELERY LAND j on. ''fi! and Eim •t hii nff L*« in th* i •. 11r«f \ i Lnii 1 l-uT-d so abumluntly to turning the the 5,500 members of the division Ten acres or more, one mile from 1 4*>*1»*»•• i f1 Hi*till ll**L « *ii ti t v I ’| mi*i«I*■ , mir.-e of tin- war at this decisive Jn.NG- The Roof F .v city limits, flowing wells. Coa--: v» 11T4*1 hvi lvr iiiitlil ii, fl «*1*1 » '* Lattie. He *-immamle*! it at the St. who gave their lives in battle The Metal shingles; Line nnd Seaboard loading tracks 1! *. Iis-rmf Mihiel offensive where it occupied Monument was completed and dedI *.il N‘ni .'•Hi. \ l» vi tin and galvinized one-half, mile front property. Price thc liter, hitig flan!; of (he right I October 4. 1924. I.II.A \ Vi'IU.Ki: Fane* 11. Cowan. Oak $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay\ •Itll IffilMl I .III t\ Ilf f ll*’ l st.lla *1 u in u anil jaiiunl the forces frum January ITi, ho hornmo nirl St. Phone 111. .Ii ill V I. Mi 1.1.1 .-.Me 19 equal annual paym ent5, I....... •I tin- north, thus cutting off the sal- ! Un* senior general officer of th*interest 6 pet. M M »:HA!:t>AI.L 1, nt. II*- command*il it in the first arm y and was assigned the romHinted Female >*>in ilfir fm »*»itii|»Lii»,*.**»• Paul P. B arnett. 19 Wall Street. |,ha*e t*f the Meuse Aigt*nne where* ntand of the Second Corps Area, Orlando, Florida. I’hnne 8398 Wanted., $10 comit tittered a critical part of the line nt New York. On November 21. or 5313. and dryve with unxicelled heroism 1926, he was appointed chief of millinery course. F irst • • an I tetrible sacrifices to its oh- the arm y by th.* IVesidcnt. ding ad. name and ad- 21— AcreaRe Fur *SaIe l»ri. IaYshurg, Fla. jeclives against elements of seven In 1901, General Summernl! arreage German divisions, some of which married Miss Laura Mordecai, the >r I-u. ille Keller. Will FOR S A L E :—Beautiful between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 Ssnfnn! 19th teaching ----------------were their liest. Headed Fifth Corps r*ul profession. Never acres, consisting of some highland On the night of October 11. *’j Di an opportunity some low land. Ideally situated 1918, General Suminem!! wus pro­ If to he instructed by for poultry farm . F rontage on old DIGGERS DAIRY FARM road. Can bo bought at moted to the command of the milliner references fur- aOrlando Phone 3711 bargain with very easy payments. Fifth Army corps which occupied ntirns secured. Don’t This is un opportunity for some Sweet Milk Sweet Cream lh** center of the American line. one to get a desirable poultry farm Butter Milk The corps was distinguished for fur almost nothing. For further its rapid and overwhelming ad­ Milk fur Babies information *e-> R. J. Holly, First "anted Male vance in the assaults that occur­ National Bank Building. Sanford, red from then until the Armistice. 1 wanted with light Florida. The artillery and machine gun d space for small ntnfire i,f this corps on November 1, “ ritry, to run poultry 23— Wanled Heal LLlale _ _ when the last phase of the- batKferii. Good income for W ANTED: To h ea r from owner of Han- Address Box 908, • I ™ U r L ’t Uid out'wTlh' ihc t'*’ ^ I l o n x remain a stnnfarm Or unim prored land for d Hculd. sale. 0 . K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. terrible pain* aiKj stitches in my 'bud in uiganication and effect, hack. 1 had just about The corps crossed the Meuse on O r Acute imiteei Clal ' given up Itope'jp! get- the nrtrht of November 19 on u 24— Lots For Sale Diarrhoea, Choler. Morbus, Bloody Flux ting relief uhen a front of two divisions ami it wus L^ ond A n nn. , - - - N D MOItTColic, Burn*, etc. Elixii neighbor gav’e me a not possible to stop the advance For * Better Home at Smaller Cost COMPANY. 112 Second FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST Sweet Bugle u a purcl) bottle o f ‘St.- Jacob’* | unti| wn h our a f te r the Armistice B E FO R E T H E BOOM. Well lo­ ^ *r,ct*hl< (ooteounj ibJ u per 0:1' to rub mi tny bad gone into effegt. The corps cated lot facing east on Palmetto H E lowness o f the selling cost when yotf bujr improved business «*cn (. »i b m«*II*s tKiUi, A Hit, re back. 1 git tmnie- front bnt| extended front the south Ik! in ul< (k< llwM,* (.-* rlwK Jt I* iKOMihlnl property. Alu» will Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good or sell through W an t A d s is bound to benefit neighborhood. Verv desirable for _ Hgagei as security.both buyer and seller. ? " ' " n ' ? Bi » « .»!"> home, quite close to school. $1750.90 Division, the Second Division and Ol^ E.L. V/ELBOUHN'S fort iincc. ^ullry A n d E r r s Almost ycu r own term s. Address For a few cents you can find a desirable purchaser Il*» a pity tint ELIXIR Sw eet bu g le Seminole Builders, Inc. P. O. Box for your home immediately by fully describing your everyone with Back­ ^ * rders for Rhode 481. Sanford. Florida. AT YOUtt DR-UCCIST’S property and inserting a W a n t A d in our paper ache, L u ni b a g o , - - ", rJ * _L:. _V"- ■ . " f,bv Fhcks. Mm . \ \ \ F U R N IT U R E fo r beerroom, dining R It tu nt a t i *ni and once or twice. By using one o f our W an t A d a the room, b r e a k f a s t . room and k it­ * I. Sanford, N e u r i t j 1 doesn’t LANEY’S d r u g s t o r e purchaser and seller are benefited by immediate chen. Three re frig erato rs, sewirig ________ __ _ know a!*nit "St^ Ja­ Mebch llldg. Banlcrd, Fla. transaction, personal investigation, and the extremely machine, porch shade, two oil cook cob'* Oil". It* action i* amazing. With­ and Filling S l;;iion .' hjuU,y. sturdy chicks', stoves, Victrola. 113 Elm Ave. low cost o f our W an t A d s. , out burning or blislrntig -tlie ' :kin. Me KEYNOI.DS DRUG CO. . Firestone Tires—Gulf Ga» r ° u,r * Will hatch iit (cnetraies to the alTectvd |wrt ajal, la a prescription for Sanford KLa. \Vashing— Greasing draws out tlie (lain like magic. H 1 ^°r S«fnlnole 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale Vulcjyuiing *pu want to know -wl*al rebel i>. ColdK, Grippe, Flu, Dengue *: LAKE MARY PHARMACY ,wrth ,,f U n g go to your drugeiit 'ami get a wnril • k oont 1, Longwod, Fla. FOR SALE: Three.collie pups, one 109 W . 1st. 81. * l ’hone « W Bilious Fever and Malaria Lake Mary / Fla. • * C la rified Dept. Phone 148 trial U*ttle of “St- Jacoli’* OU“ »nd male and two females. $5 .and -----Jt.lulls tht p sra a .^ .... -MVTTTm•mtvm ws****?***?• t Red eggs for $10. each. Ask for apply 4rio*»qy acblnf »poC ^ T W . *».». * . Local Man Claims -Invention OfA New GradeCrossingGate Edison Will Continue Rubber Experiments N ot O ne Extra penny/ for • Our Service a . I t s the hind th a t m a k e s you w a n t to * co m e again and Firestone Gum-Dipped T ire s g iv e • "Most Miles per D o lla r " v l in Children Cpugh PERTUSSIN BACKACHESW ERE 5L0W LVKILLINGI Tit*e$tone Follow Our Want Ads . P rices Axe T * { • ' . T'.' * - ■T ; , -/ • 666 The Sanford Herald > d4 Seminole 1 ireShop i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 17, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/beccfa0a7e303e6905d16db63c0d72a0.pdf 73e03be123f9c80bd0d0f177b8441040 PDF Text Text V"v [e w s p a p e r Florida’s IJcart. Jreatest Vegetable Icheai Garden Land7 Leased Wire International News Service Suirrmerall "Leaves F o r Jacksonville To Receive Sword SANFORD FLORIDA, MONDAY JANUARY 'Member AufliwBnrcan Of Cirniiwiii OFFIffltS SEEK Sanford A> Celery Center WITNESSES O F _ _ _ _ _ _ . , CULT HEAD FORl ^ f ^ ^ ^ l SNYDER DEHTH G o o c T W iT T S - p e e c ^ DEPLORE FACT w A s r rrN C T O N T ^ rn rf .' i »p ==1 (I N S )— MaJ. Gen. Charles P. Summernll chief of staff, left Washington today .fo r Jackson­ Ban ford ns n celery producir g also with other agrieultural pro­ ville, Kin., to receive tom or­ center will he featured shortly n ducts of this state. Secretary E. row n saber to be presented to an extensive advertising enmpaig t, J. T ro tte r today informed The him in behalf of the Florida which will bo run in Jnckqonvil ev llernld th a t ho is p reparing tlie Interviews Of Reporters Who Greatest Man Hunt In History S tate Legislature and the peo­ Hehcld Electrocution * Of Of Michigan Is Heing Con- newspapers in tlm interest o f t) t* latest data and information avail­ ple of the state. The award is Ruth Snyder Reveal Oppo­ dueled For The Slayer Of able nnd will send ft soon to Ja c k ­ Sanford Atlantic National Ran t, made under n special act of the 5 S'ear Old Schneider (iirl sonville. sition To Extreme Penalty according to word received t«*l.i y J<;H»laturc in recognition of t • In enniicctiim^lCTtli a rran g in g from L 'igar •tones, eliivct»»r ef distinguished services in his iniblieity, nnd eoufirmed by Lintop, tho lobby cxhflm, Mr. T ro tte r also O p a c ity ns Chief of S ta ff to In K. Allen, President of the loci$l plans to leiw his-assistance. “ the S ta te of Florida and tho institution. mklition to /s c ru rin g an attrmVlve nation a t large." Florida's triIn connection with tlie n d w rtls - exhibit. In* hopes to film scenes liule is to one of her native Relief Is Held That Surgeon ing campaign, the Sanford hank in the .'celery ficliBi nnd to throw Others Relieve Capital Pun­ sons, as well ns to an iliusliiCoolidce .............. Receives Greetings Committed The Brutal Mu­ through its affiliated instituting, the pit t ii re on a small screen ciu.t lender of tho nrmy, Gen. ishment Justified As Only _____ s Never Before Have SucnA* tilation Of Small Infant tin* Atlantic National Ilnnk ' of placed in ilu* bank'. Summernll was born in l-ake Deterrent For Had Crimes Been Extended To Visitors City, Fin., March I, 1867. lie Jacksonville, will also receive oot) laical Chntnbor o f Commerec ofOf Tho Island Republic FLINT, Mich., J an . HI. (INS) has spent m o s t of his life in siderafde. spacer in news stories •flciuls are cnlh’uJmslto^nfiont tlie —SPnrch for a physician, deposed NEW YORK. Jan. 10.— (IN S) — the s la te until he entered the head of a religious cult*, and tin* ap pearing in the* Times-Unlon and j canipaign, believing it to he one* Interviews today with newspaper HAVANA, Jail. 16.—President military service. , arrest o f another man in Port Hu­ Journal. In addition an a t t r a c ­ of the host ndviwtising and pub- men who were official w-ttpesses at Coolidge's mission of gohd will to ron today raised to a new pitch tive lobby display in the Jncksottl |i< ity mediums that is available the electrocution of R uth Snyder L'atin-Americn has had a most ousHAVANA, Jnn.'lG— Michigan's greatest nmu-lqint fur \tille hank is also contemplated,' at this time. Appreciation was mid Henry Judd Gray revealed Dial I I N G T O N , J A N . 1G. — President Coolidge consti­ the fiendish-slayer of 5 ymr-old picious beginning. , As a basis for tlie campaign, Mr. expressed by many business men n m ajority of them are unalterably -Thd "do-nothing” tuted himself his own ambas­ Dorothy Schneider of Mt. Morris. Greeted ill the cnpitol o t Cuba as The man gave bis name as Oscar Jones lias asked tin* Snnford today for the co-operation of the opposed to capital punishment. ’ th Congress entered sador of'good will today. Several of i$f*> twenty reporters few Presidents of the United S t a t ­ Nelson, -15, of Chicago, lie is des­ Clin labor of ('oinmecyt* for- com­ two blinking instilutius in adver­ He shatttered the preced­ week of work today cribed as answering niinulcly tlie plete statistics mi celery prenduci tising tin* naan* and fame of S an­ nnd special writers \Yho saw the es have ever 'icen greeted a n y ­ ents of 150 years by journey- > achievements to its description of the slayer, lie was lion, how it compare:*, with . tli$ ford in two of the s ta te ’s largest condemned die in the electrie chair w here—even in th e ir own country ing 1,200 miles from the Cap­ changed the views they had pre­ — Mr .Coolidgc prepared to open »ml a multitude of arrested by deputy sheriffs An­ yield for the United S ta tes u n i newspapers; . ital in order to deliver in per­ viously entertnind. Some of them, drew Carmndy and llennnn NeLlead. son to the statesmen of the the Sixth P a n -A m e d ran confer­ however, adhere to their opinion •uv stut in Port Huron, where be was [Congress failed to that capital punishment is tin* best ence, confident th a t out of .it will Western Hemisphere a mes­ lodged in jail under heavy guard. conn* a lo i te r understanding be­ sage of - peace nnd friend­ deterrent for crime. ;r a new leaf in the Seminole Representative Nelson, according to o! Herrs, To IteprcH Sonic of the opinions expressed tween the United States und its ship, and to assure them th a t tho eclion ir having enacted no Seek Re-Elect i On H ed ge was evasive in answering quest­ intentions of the United States ions. lie explained lie was “just 'oilaw*: Dudley Nichols, New York Latin-Amcricun neighbors. ToWork FoTRetler Hanking islation since its holiday throughout nit Latin America arc W hatever the Spanish-speaking going through tin* country." Flint Morning Word: “you only have to LawsJFor State Institutions m tile old yenr, it only uuthroilies ure ctiroule t o - i n t e r ­ sec it to lie ag a in s t it." -" I t iB in- pcoplu may* think of the United honorable and friendly and peace­ Charles A. Lindbergh deseribably terrible, said Dick Wil­ States because of the “dollur di­ able. him. . . . Running principally oh a plat­ view I passed a deficiency upOfficers began a search for a liams *if the New York Evening plomacy" which their press, has O ther presidents have given form in which in- has pledged his Journal. "That sight of Mrs. Snyder luirped upon for years, thuro has similar assurances to Latin-Amer|n bill and enacted a few best efforts toward seeming need­ man in Ray county who was des­ and Gray being brought into the been nothing critical or unfriendly ica, h u t none othor over Journeyed ensures in three and u ed changes in state bunking laws, cribed ns. a physician deposed ns was one of the most horrible in their reception to the Presiden­ south of the R io| Grande, nor the head of a cult two months ago. is of sessions, I,. I*. Hagan, representative from Governor Byrd In Message To One Hundred And FiftvPupils room tilings in the history of tlie civiliz­ tial P a rty in Havana. On the con­ chose the setting of a Latin-Amerleek, the Senate will get Seminole County, today announc­ He )ms not been seen ill »Bay Legislature Advocates Tho Of Chicago High School To ed world. Capital pnnisment should trary , Havana hns turned itsclf I etna I work. It will lie.eon- ed for re-election front group two. county (or l<* days, it was said. ican capital to givo the words ad­ Industrialization Of New Information furnished’ investiga­ Face Expulsion As Result he abolished." literally inside out for .Mr. Cool- ditional weight and emphasis. Jith a final disposition of "On» of tho greatest needs of tors revealed the man had ousted South Fori Its Advancement Gene Fowler of the New York Idge. Of Wild Drinking Debauch (voiving the right of Sena- Florida at this time is it set of Mr. Coolidge's speech, which American and Universal Service | From the windows along the nar­ Frank L. Smith (R ) of bank laws with teeth in them." said from the cult on account of serious opened tho Sixth Pan-American charges preferred against him by [scat, tho launching of an Mr. Hagan. “ Under present s t a t ­ RICHMOND, Vn., Jan. 10.— (IN-) row nnd picturesque s tree ts of Congress, was devoted wholly to ito the S-I disaster, action utes the interestsvfaf dapuRifbvs in a girl member. S )— A new industrial invasion Havana, hugli lithographs of the n re-statem en t of the ideals of The suspect practiced as n phy­ the South was advocated todny by [•Master T a riff Reduction state banks are not adequately President beam out a t passers-by. Pan-Americanism. He advised t h e > sician until he was arrested for rni:ig pf the Teapot Dome safeguarded and this is a condition Ryrd in the second p art From every government building fuiiure to hove a license, officers Governor delegates, representing tho cream ’ that needs remedying. I shall work learned. Physicians who examined of lii.s me*sage to tlie legislature, end from countless private homes, of Latn-A m erican statesm anship, dittce rooms, consideration wholeheartedly to secure such leg­ which wa* fm tiler informed us the American flag side by side to be guided by "patience, toler­ [acted on the Walsh Hesol- islation as will bring about a cor­ the Schneider child s a id 's h e was his efforts to better conditions mutilated by someone skilled in this state by effecting departm en­ doing away with the murderers. with tho single-starred flag of ance and c h a rity " In the consid­ . an investigation of the rection of this condition.’ the Cuban Republic. Even though lag. Ruth and Judd did not suffer, once tal consolidations and the ubolishing "power tr u s t" nnd on the Mr. Hagan served his first term surgery. this was the dny of the opening of eration of each o th e r’s views, and A score of riders, headed by dep­ bhnson IJoulder Ham Bill, in the Florida lawmaking body last ' On the theory that the slnyer i f 35 agencies of the Virginia uty Prohibition A dm inistrator A l­ they were in the chair. It put them tho Sixth Pan-American Congress, "to judge your slater nations not must have been insane to the point lie Agriculture Committee term and received the eommenda- | Government in ids economy an ef­ exander 3aii.it*. elninf fo have g a t ­ out of this world easily and quick­ with delegates present from 21 only by th eir accomplishments, * , will speed up action on tion of many of his constitulents ; where lie was committed at least ficiency program but also by their aspirations." hered up "twenty-five imported ly.’ American states, tho flag of no once to an asylum, officers today Raymond Wiley of tin* S tandard bill in order to begin eon- upon his work. If elected again, lie 1 "Virginia industrially is neither bottle^ of poi-oti," bearing tlia I v Nowhere in the President’s other American republic wns visi­ in of Farm Relief Legis- : uid he would work conscii-ntioii: !v | began chucking the* men who have north nor south", lie said. She is] bol of “gin." m a harried foray a t News Asaocl&tion merely stated speech did ho re fe r to the e n tible in H avana during . the *Sunday hern rcdeaseci Horn t bo Pontiac* "I am in favor of capital punlshFeb. 1. Tho Senate Inter- a t all ’times for the best interests •he gateway to tin* new south now anting' the studgotl* tallies. Timy t cism th a t has been ra m p a n t In th e fiesta. . . State* Hospital. . , bmmercc will consider the of Seminole County. welcoming industrial invasion, nsH C harge acyeflll ■Students Were in- nv*nt. DoiWthy was to lie buried in Sun­ Pan- , press of South and Central AmHavana, is on'etc for tho Resolution and there was n ''Capital punishm ent has qo JustAlthough the last session of the she was once ihe gatew ay to th l.n0 tooHcatcd. - T T ' V • t h e * TTnltrd ‘of opinion, w hether it legislature wont down in the rec­ set hill cemetery. Tho body ot the Old South that n p t i ’il armed ,,,;rIk " rj<a.'«jld«kv.*-.<W'‘*»J»it-^ ix-oitvd j 'i etionvV ^iU elam li W'hriney Uol- Amutirmi C cngs—wwa it )»*■<—» ve-f^rlea slain girl was borne to th-.* grave policy in N icaragua. N o r w n: | been before. ecommcnd or reject the ords qs one of the most vxlruvnt m. of the N ew York lfcrald-TrtvnsJon." & < • Twin ii a mother of one of the youths by four girls of 13 und 14, girl* who (continued on page three) inquiry. gent in history, Mr. Hagan'* irfCi-rd frequently had accompanied her on A legislature appropriation of | CM||, I the prohibition oflice anil liune. "I tliink Jt has failed In every ' The Presidential Palace, in the Ilntlso hud no fixed ’ pro- shows his opposition to tntfny ot center f the city, has been made state It hasNrfen used." $1,000.0(10 for establishment of the | toj,, Deputy Jam ie her sou wn* 31- debate, but its leaders . the huge appropriation lulls tlinl her way to kindergarten. The present w riter believes nolli- the cynosure of powerful search­ Shenandoah National eng:i;ring in a "wild drinking party^ On the casket was to he a wreath proposed to enact a number of nun- j XV(iro ,)asse,|. Measures, which were of flower* sent l>\ Ini-utlij.’s school P aik, state aid for airports, better a t the R.igdad t ’al»ar»*l. The 75 1mg could In* mole pitiful than to lights so tlint it stands out in much during the week. Apprc ,,„acti.<i to increase salaries of mates. Only the parents of the protection of the seafood industry, young eoiqdes bad gone there for 'w itness the deliberate, legal murder the same way that the United bills were likely to P " - J |iou< „tate officers, received the Cnpitol stands out in tin- repeal of certain .axes and ilirn rr aflci attending tlie Senior iof n woman no m atter w hat she S ta tts nit hough there was a negative vote or Mr. Hagan m slain child.'relatives nnd intimate* i:renter economieWashington. The President and j had done. economic’ development an* iievetopnieni are at a N'oi t li-idc hotel, fr.ell.D were to attend tile* tile**. Sty tin- Norris "Lam e Din k" every ir.staiiee. Sid Sutherland of Liberty Maga- Mrs. Coolidgc are guests at the tin* lemedial icmcilial measures hi I.ittlr Domthy is to repose in n among the ' A)b*u Schultz, president of the |ion might bo adopted. Mr. Hagan voted against tin* be-reiuelieiilly scaled vault. Waller i /.'lie said: "it " a s a horrible thing I'ulace. aed. senior i lass, :1ml Sidney Iloti-c Committee looms, purchase of the Connor.. Highway, Sanford’s team in the Centre.', I,ui .Mr*, Snyder deserved to die. From Morro Castle, which "H and in hand with the great I i-hairnmii of the prom eonimiltei his much activity, 'flu* A g­ which the legislate!« lilltlioi i/.ed. i Florida Golf League continued It • denied that tbe students Imd been j When I thought of what happened guards the entrance to beautiful natii.iial par), in tlie mountain:'go­ . Coinuiitee began eonsid- and supported a measure w bo ll di- | es the development -of Hampton drinking. They denied that hip t.. Albert Snyder I knew that enp- Havana Harbor to the f a r t h e r ­ winning ways S aturday when ! „f Farm Relief legislation voiced to motor license liureaii i most precincts of the city, Havana turned the Leesburg q u arte t com­ Roads on Du* sea. ilu* world'a g r e a t - llunks had been taken from any of ilal punishment was all rtglil. . Naval Affair.' Committee from the office of state eoniplrole-t pl.lt," Governor Hvi'd arserled. i t ablaze with flags und lights posed of G. Overton, W. West, URthe student^. ., ,. i "1 am in favor of eapRal p u n is h j t |„. new S710.U0tl.tHM) "Big declared Alva Johnson of mill special decorations for tho bert Leach and L. Vustinc. The The iressage reecinimended chan­ Acting superintendent of School meat Dill. Flood Relief l.egisla- l( \ i r llagiin is a Seminole County dm New York Times. "It is not a Congress, and in th e s e prepara­ .•‘Coro wmf 71 -2 to 41*2, tho local ges in tin- stale educational sy. ti ni. William ............... J. Hogan l o g . Ill lias called,for a i-l4ailie«l bef.ue t i c i'loo.l i evident or many years. IL-^TTtvd team - winning tw o-m utches out­ pleasant ihiiiK tn InokBl nut I t i o n ^ Hie StuiV nm t Stripes predo­ right, losing one the same way and ‘ id. I lu* bodge! contains nil increase of searching inw-iAigpt H*/» *5’ t l i e ^ ' I tee, wiilch tins been hold- „n the county board of coninim non- | feel’ that it is ii stroqg crihir-ileterminate and the. North Amcrieun He b.t* ordered ihe snnieplff'.in Tlte story of bow he fell in with XI.250,UIIO to tlie public school h iag "ii the Dill since Nov. h i for HI years, being clmit mini breaking even on another. rent anti and snuum .stiolilil to liotif is apparent. fore him lum t.mny. •** retained. motir pear lit before today. rein hranelr-s were far behind for one term. Ilu was a member I mil idem e irn II. w ho attem pted *o The proposal nutde'hy the llailoii voiced to appear G. W. Spencer J r . won three stall* silt Schultz, und Waller sny they will all Charles SinHery of' l " |, r It is in such n setting ns this points from Overton and Howard ................- - -to withdraw , , ........ , K> on appropvintlon bills. „f t lie board when the first road relieve him of SHI,«I»» in a "play commi-sion l.e there "to deiniiml a lifting of Daily M in o r. ‘ . ‘ iv th at the Amoricun delegates to the Fnvillo -administered the same building program was inaugmhtcd on tho horses," was related today port from tlie . j J Pan-Aineriran Congress, which up­ drubbing to Leach. J im S p s n c s ran.l was aetivd in the movement I,v Joseph M. Ft liman, winter vis- stltute, known as 'Ilu* West 1 oin the btigniu iliut hns been put up- raint.il P"iu - ,n" ’ 1 , N"t" I u>" Uiialluiahlj ‘•imuu.cii 1 ’ , tn,lny> wl» rn d ra v o r- to win lost tnrcc to L. Vastine while L. • from ' New Haven, Conn. Fell- of the South," was opposed by, the on US." which made it possible. itor i! — 1 — W nllnt* tllgfi IhackI ..... . f Ithe ILatin-Am at in. Alltul'itMIII Mr. Hagan was a member or lie•HrhnTz-aTtil Waller aim ill ih I1IIII1* innn *1t> some. of erican Vlhlcn broke even with West, etch Ju.itice Twwpscnd SeudiKi. "Ii" confidence and esteem which has getting a point nnd a half. iled Uie presenre of Jamie an.l lus old city council wf .Sanford f"t term, lie is a naval stores operator Tho matches attra cted even i aiders at tho school board invest­ pronounced lliu death sentence u p ­ been lost in recent years. on Ruth and Judd, hut who did not WEST. Fla.. Jan. 10. -(IN'- and lumberman, having been en­ g re a te r interest than the first ones igation. Tho confidence opens nt 11 o'­ witness the execution scored the no first international pasren- gaged in this business. (»r many hold last S atu rd ay in inauguration deatli penalty ns " a degradation of clock. President Mnchdno will de­ of tho w inter schedule of tho Golf Line service in the United yenr*. justice," adding: ’’Capital punish­ liver tin* opening address, followed le a g u e . Following the play in the was inaugurated today when ment turns u court of justice into by President Coolidge. The two afternoon, tho visitors were guests, occurs ne requti . lanes / ‘General Acluido" and POLICE C H IEF KILLED stra n g e r ill I'diieeiion to u public tin* lawful distributees of the per­ a charnel house. This is not in presidential addresses will open a t dinner tendered by the victors /cM'"hopped off for llavaim purk. The iiuin, Fellman said, wus keeping with either the dignity or and close the conference so f a r ns a t the C ountry Cub. carrying a capacity loads of sons lynched. great elevation of justice, the tmluy is concerned. This afternoon SOMERSET. Ky . 1“ "- *|5— flarliily dn - ed end unusually No word hod been received here passeiyjors. _ home, not the courts, is the place Mr. Coolidgc will he the guest of today us to the winners of the planes are being operated (I N S ) —Police Chief Silas " e s t solicitous, lit* walked with the tin* Cuban President on a sight- other matches. The DeLand team to stump out crime. pe Pan-American Airways died in a hospital here today oj couple to the park umi there engag­ bccuig trip around tho island, and conics hero next Saturday as San­ liation, who have the govern- l.ullet wounds sustained last n'Khl ed in eonv« i nion with them. ’ The passing of Judge William i. tonight he will be the guest of ford’s third opponent. Tho • local •T4ie s tran g e r represented him­ air mail contract between when Perry Chumley, •'>•’1. "iis kill­ Bland early Sunday morning a t honor nt a state banquet. After aggregation is expecting its keen­ [and the Uni tori Stutes. Trips ed nnd another ninii sliglui> self :is having just won $25,000 on his home in Orlando came as a spending the night in the P resi­ e s t opposition of the season in the made daily nnd tho time con- wounded during a pistol battle be­ tin* races'a t Kansas I ily und told great shock to his wide filch' of dential Palace,, he will leave Cuba approaching matches nnd members in tho flight from Key West tween Chumley, a conipniiion. an.. of his friend who had "sure tips” friends in Sanford where In* was tomorrow morning nt seven o’clock of the team were expecting to have . n horses. The I r.cnd, of course, Ivana will lie but one hour. prominently known. Death w a s due pol ire. An airplane mishap, which re­ to cerebral heininorrhngv, accord­ for Key West, there hoarding a several practico rounds this week soon passed l*y and was duly intro­ sulted in dam age of about $400 to ing to word received here by train for the return trip to W ash­ in preparation fo r the DeLand INSACf) I .A—Scenic hi gh way LEESBURG • Hiiilding penults duced und tin* quartet went to n golfers. ing from this city to $10,hotel room whi le there were plenty tlie flying ship hut capsed no in­ ington. * NoVt mber of charts, racing forms and other juries to its occupants, occurred friends of tlie famlyl. The It. E. Hull fund, raised by 1)0 F.seumhia bridge opened to issued here during totaled $21,1150. Ju dge Bland nt t»u; time of Ids The Herald for the benefit of the late S aturday afternoon on the recently. pnrnphnnalin. \ death waa president of the F irst U k e M ary youth who recently lake front boulevard lietween San­ On u $10 Ih*1 put up fo r tiin rb y the stranger, who gave his name ford Avenue and the Hotel For­ National Hunk of Orlando, lie was lmd tho m isfortune to lose Ins n form er member of congress from r.s Brown, Fellman Miid )m* won re st la k y . left nrm by accidental shooting, The machine wn* making u Inn I- Missouri and past president of the continues to grow. An even $ -(l several hundred dollars. Then they Merchant* ,,n‘^ Manufacturers staked all on another "haunch" und in on the pavement when L. H. was added by todny’H subscrip­ the winnings w ere n ported nt $50,- Scott, pilot of the airplane, was Association, u national organizat­ tions. bringing tho total to $71.93. ion. . . I.ONDON, Jan . 16— (I N S )— worn by tho Prem ier. Count Calvi ()00. Fellman, who said he was forced to veer it to the right to Jud g e Bland was horii in Virgin- The list thus fa r is ns follows: keep from striking n passing nu>. New details of the reported duel is said then to have thrown the uwure of the game from the start |e secret is out. The Sitting ed all the votes except one. This hut just wanted to "slix^t around torist. The sudden tu rn of the ship in nnd wus admitted to the bar in Previously acknowledged $51.9’) j between, Preimicr Mussolini and broken h a lf of hla sword in the one was cast by E. 1>. Chittenden of Rest have held their clcc- for Doc. Aldridge. The dissenting for tiio fun," said he watTMold he caused tbe landing genr to col­ th a t state. He moved to Ati bison, Sandy Count C’alvl, husband of P rin ­ Prem ier’s face. dy Anderson lapse, burying the plane’s nose in Kan., in 1HR7, and was elected must put up $ 10,000 to demon­ cess Yolanda, were reported here 1.00 The C roatian newspaper states |A blazing Florida sun enused vote caused such a furore it was J . ('rum or county ultorney in Ijt'JO. He serveJ strate his good faith before lie the soft sund. today by tho Central News, which 1.00 th a t news of the duel waa entire­ J. C. Wills Saturday when it came forth immediately decided to expel the could collect his money. The accident a ttra cted a large a* m ayor nt Atchison und Intel _ attributes its report to u Vienna ly suppressed in Rome.- Previous 10.00 author. According to reliable in­ Anonymous wns named judge of the circuit }l its splendour the Sons camo Leaving the race men with the crowd of onlookers. Scott said a 5.00 correspondent, who In tu rn quotes reports of this duel, w ith num er­ Mrs. Mury Ellis their hiding places to bask formation, this was not done due promise to return to New Haven new landing g e a r propeller would court, resigning to enter ^business $71.03 the Croatian new spaper "Kooat- ous variations, have been reported He moved Jo Kansas City in H'O * TotuI i radiance and warmth* So long to the fact th a t Mr. Chittenden to get his money, Fellman said he he ordered a t ' once. Thoso with sko Niirdni Gins." from oth er European sources hut und served as president of the to give | the members been deprived of set up a defense of transitory went to police headquarter* and Scott when th c .o c d d e n t occurred A man, who declined According to. thia unconfirmed have m et with staunch denial In M anufacturers « , wild Ferchants were: Bernard Covey, an assist­ maniacal insunity nnd the Sitting told his story and then returned to priviledge—t h a t of occupying Association, president of the cham­ his name, gave The H erald $10 report, tho duel arose out of an Rome. As yet there has been no I favorite benches— t h a t they Suns, declaring th a t if th a t was Sanford with u laugh up .his sleeve ant, Deputy S heriff Chris Stephen­ ber of commerce nnd wns a direc­ tills m orning and usked thnt it he argument lietween. Prem ier Mus­ confirmation from Rome. led forth in such num bers as the way he felt about it# theie for the " sm a rt alecks" as he des­ son and 1. E. Estridgc. to r In several o f'th e city’s financi­ given "anonymously." , " I t's a solini nnd Crown Prince Umberto. The plane i» (being Used for ddwas nothing to do hut to let Mr. cribed them. freak all attcndence records, m ighty good eiulse," he said, "and I h e Crown Prince la said to have vence training by Morris Daugh­ al institutions. MILITIA CALLED Chittenden remain in good stand­ hen noses, red, puff and oth er­ I ju s t w a n t t« give my little hit," objected to P re m ie r Mussolni’s erty, legless aviator of New Iie was a member of the CRUISER AWAITS PARTY s were counted, It was dlsclos- ing. / plan to have his own p o rtra it Martinsville, W. Vn., who pluns u> sixth cyngrezs Jroi.i thz Fifth Mis- and w ith thut he was gone. . Immediately a f te r h i s . election, RICHMOND. Va., Jan. 1C*— (IIhat 504 wery on hand, cither in p'nccd upon tho new two-lire coin, NS) yAIuj. William W- Poindexter take off in Juno in an attempted KEY WEST. Fla.. Jun. If..—(IIrpuri district. He had resided in • Meanwhile , Robert Hall is reCapt. Elder was inaugurated and V-on or by proxy. lo o k in g over heated* words arose und Prince mnchiTO gun officer .of the 183rd MS)—The cruiser Memphis moor­ flight acres:} the Atluntle to I’aris. Orlundo fo r e ig h ty years. . voxt assemblage, Cupt. P. M. there followed tirades by several ed at the railroad trrm inul today Ibis r ,0r” ' ^ j Umxorto is said to have summon- infantry, today was placed In com­ His widow and one eor, \Villiam covering rapidly. he left • thb hospital for the H. leader of tho flock, allowed members including IV. 11. Fillis, to roceiv* Prriiclont mul Mr*. CoolAVIATORS TAKE. O F F rd Count Calvi, who is alleged to mand of three c-* mpaii**!* «*f im litn * T. Bland, J r ., survive. there could h i no b ette r time Captain Tom Wiliams, M. IV. Lov­ idge us thev leave the presidential oy Gov. Byrd to Mcbjuch. Judgn Bland was best known time and wont t » the d o c to rs of-*|mV(, „truck t h e 4 P rem ier in the ordered by staging tho election. Since ell, Frank GocrU, Joe llnrrold, train tonight. The Memphis will ROOSEVELT F IE L D , N. Y.. here fo r his interest in t h e develop­ fieo w h-re X-Ray picture* were y nct, wjth hi* gRjvce. Seconds w o t j Roy to quell disturt’sneci by tgririftfi *ord is equivalent and equal D r..J. II. McCnslin and Rob Holly. take (he niesidentinl party to the Jan.- I0— ( I N S )—Clarence Cham* ment of inland water*.!»ys of M « - ta k e n ‘’bT IH* lujtirL’ > t > ascertain j flBlj a duel , wus arranged in the I tongera, who nre fighting to regain t All of the speakers forecast a U. S, S. Texas ancitorea 'n the Gulf fieilin and R oger Williams took idn. He wns ■ Idettiifieii ivitn l.n* tha*';<liey were in alihg pvo|ierly. Iy<*il<>gi(-nl Gardens. The duel end- [ Jtcdirlpg area* ursienedI t'< Krnnl law among the group the . *• . . .t * St. - A * ft. f ft u I I t * I , ft f - . h f mm , l* I L l ' #- * ft M I I P t f m ovitnent and orgunizati"ii of tlie ... ____ D* eanie to (mss and everything bigger and b ette r yenr fqr tho stream tonight. o ff from the field here nt 1 .. “ tiee, hu t It’s g re a t to Is* eul u d , aceorUlny to this report, when | \Y. Dulling,. Norfolk, IV'ri?lj Sitting Sons nnd pledged themr well. . .REACH — .»7f,nno thin afternoon In anolhor ntteftipt’Xlentral* Florida •Iidrnd Waterway ftfajy, hh said u* he s ta rte d uj»-1Calvi’* sword was *hatU*red a fte r j Und Richmond m ilitary e r . rur,Rag to the statem ent of r e i v e s ’ to fight unrelentingly * ill Imd struck a shirt of mail I hav* been called out. r *w ^ iX h o u s c o?r tuna Uc Golf ft i to establish un endurance uirplatn Association nnd one of R* of Da) Daytona active m embers fo r several years. s ta irs to t h e offioe. W.-Musson; right hand b o w e r ! inoro* benches to acccmodatc record. Country .Club formally opened, M fchiflgCongress’ rs Sixth Week Few Achieve(s To Its Credit All Precedents Shat­ tered As President Brings Message 0 £ PeaceAnd Harmony PRESIDENT GETS ROYAL WELCOME Many Change Views , After Seeing Event IN CUBAN CAPITAL World Leaders •Police Hold Doctor For Investigation ^asks Are litirig Action Hear Discourse Chief Executive cribes Aims And In­ tents Of Democracy isposition Of lest ' Involving T)TTe Decided HAGAN BECOMES CANDIDATE AGAIN FORLEGISLATURE VIRGINIA LEADER [FEDERAL AGENTS URGES SOUTH TO SEIZE STUDENTS GET INDUSTRIES IN CABARET RAID Local Golfers Win A g a in To Defea Leesburg Q u a rte- Visitor From N ew Haven ThwartsCon Men On Race Game ip Service Begins /eenlJ.S.AndCuba Airplane Damaged $400 In Accideni SaturdayAfternoon ^ • ’Captain, the latter roceiv-'growing organization. * *•' ■uii Herald’s Fund For Young Hall Grows To Sum Of $71.9:1 Many European Dispatches Report Duel Between Mussolini And Count Inshine Sends Sitting Sons 01 Rest Out In Record Numbers For Election 6 a ,, Judge WvJL Bland Of O rlan d o, Well Known Here, Dies m i In �e.\ . r ■ ■« .• • • \ \ — . 1■ — ■ ' ’ - % % • * ■ * > ' P A G E RTX f THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. JANUARY 14,• 1928 Los Angeles Police Chief Bv " Sanford Plans To Join Tennis League Says Society Responsible For Hickmans And Loebs feddic Garvie And Carrie Gleni The form ation of n central F lorida tennis league was a n ­ nounced today- b y E.. J . T r o tte r of the C ham ber of Cqmmercc and u tentative g am e has. been, BERKELEY*, Cal., J an . “ 14.— | "Aib.pL.ftnd develop.* th* plar»-nD drfange.f between* Sanfonl hnd ■*- S o c i c t r - a n d tfncTct**- only— N- to | rendy Igunjt need a t H ighland Pnri: F u sils to be played on J a n u ­ blame for the H ickm an’s the Loch? I M ic h .;- l i t r e n p sy ch ia tris t in the a ry 2!». Local tennis players,, uul the 1/forold*. whoso crinibn, f th o o b . P erh a p s lint one to -e a c h interested in participating, a r e ' i h a v e '■Sartlwl the nation. -7h .ol. but n sufficient r n m h c r in each community to Rive individual-. n*kcd to lenve t h c i r n a m c i r w i t l r t tm ___ dav by Auctrst \ idlmcivrrHrpf-nf ntt t a r t a n * * - r n r h r h l M . 1 TibLdt-Uva - e y ---- > hrmw-r4r:,,.*%r,P,W- *0—individual and ext n if k -1 — I T iv 1thvAhirkeley thi- HezLdey ntdicc.-jwhndfl ptihcc.-Jshn * , , u; - ^ widely f ir hi> successful nppPcn- port attention. The body i f a p re tty young wont- tion of scientific principle;! to po* ."In thin form of nupsrvDion an clad in hilk |Kijamnn and found , ;jC(, Work and crinu* detection. . should attention he given only to N E W YORK, J an . - H — <!N$) lying in a heap of brig h tly colored “ One hundred .housatul dollar* c h ib in n who exhibit undesirable They called it a draw a t the end j illows In. a lu x u rio u s ly furnished ■was offered for the c a p tu re n f tender.ciei?” of twevlc rounds. But th e ‘ th e y ” Potential Crim inals ap a rtm e n t a t .the F rontcllc Hotel Hickman,” said Chief Vcllnier who referred to were, officials who "By no means. F o r example, take formerly headed the l/-* " Angeles furnished ( hlcngp police with a w e re paid to he there and so it police departm ent. ‘‘How nfuclt is a child who is th ree to fo u r years new m urder m y stery Friday. remained f o r the mugs who hnd The woman had been beaten on being being p in t to prevent children ahead of the others m entally. This child is e. potential criminal ju s t «s fairly alavored a t the mouth over tin- bend with a club and strangled from developing into Hickm ans, much a*' the imbecile child, unless I.oi-bs end Leopolds? 922 tickets to call the Sharkeywith cord from n floor lamp. Nine "Tin r " is n potential Hick lit an in his mentality is recognized by Farmers Of Irish Slutc Are WASHINGTON, .lan. 11— tIN'S)1 yards of adhesive tape were w rapKeeney fig h t w hat it. really was. CVo| -.- M*hi o’. P otential loeiu and teacher mid parents. Such ehildten Doing Well, Experts Report Their definitions ran the g am u t need guidance, e x p e rt counsel, banded *to g e th e r t o T n ^ e \ l . c " a m ’ P' U 7 ° ^ ] h 'T i * " * " 1 OVt'^ hcr i Ltomdils a re everywhere, While. Dairying And Other o f choice billingsgate, the common uantiiu to g t im r t> m . . c tnc at, I mouth and nostrils,’ the sla y e r ...p,, r,»c »t?ty m n i-im s itself more than average children. Unless idea being th a t it was no worse r.url Army-Navy Industries Show BigGrowth it i» given the high m entality of . „„ , .... .• , . m aking certain that th e would d i e . :chiefly w i t h . apprehension of these th a n terrible. he g re a t ttad i.io n s of A uu ric an s h o was pegi.-.tcrcd uf the h o t e l . y o u n g .» rs they become the liny or girl m ay he directed in­ DUB LIN , Jr.n. I I .—The Irish Hccney tu rn ed out' to 1a * an ;;ii..i.iiv a.« Mrs. Go- d m F ham bcts. A man criin:r..il , .witTS*their puntshinsnt, to r u i : ' sis channels; “ But this fa c t does not apply to F ree S ta te, a t the bagining of anhonestly indifferent fig h ter. S h a r ­ iB-p. Hamilton Fish J r., t i t ) of -,vho:calfed himself Gordon Chant- but not with preventative nteaskey apparen tly lia s reached the New York,' re presenting the West bets lived with her, |M.'ii-e learned. I utps. Uiitil more atten tio n ii« bfillinnt children. The child ivijo other/buiiy year, is stock-taking. indication!' one, uccf.rding. to point where clowning man be con- Point District,-.and Hep. F red B rit­ On a d u k lay tlic. beginning of a J,ald t * p reven 1 111 vt* in ens u res, exhibits some tnent fo r drawings *^Xhv P atrick Hognrf,- M inister fbl- A grf 1 or musico r mechanics and is not there alw ays will lie revolting aidcred an asset. H e is full of ten, (it) o f Illinois, a member of letter, apparently in the woman's 1028 will be the crime?'-* like 'ft?- nnb in T.os Ang* giv a opportunity to express thnt culture, th a t Here nre the famous comedian and his counter star 'ir t grimaces knowing winks aimed at the House Naval A ffairs t'orit- hirisl. w iiijiig. ’ g re a te s t in th e history of the Free t r l r n t is headed for the shoals. eies."’ cal comedy, "Queen H igh” .which comes here Monday .\i;A| perfect s tra n g e rs in the ringside' m iltee, are iCadfng the eomproIt rend: "D ear Gordie— Revenge The fu tu re ahead looks " ‘I.ei'Pidd and l,och w ere appar’ lust | > Controlled Milnnc T heater. rows, m eaningless' mauling nml, m ire effort. Fi.dt was an All-A­ the sweetest tiling 1 know of—" * "But suppose ehildren are born orilv bright hoys. Suppose their bright, Hogan believes, nml there frankly, a lot of hooey. Sharkey merican guard a t H arvard and the mivir.i; hand had g<>t no furtli- with criminal temierr-i.s v.-hlc’it do minds had liecn directed into use­ is every ground fo r an optimistic • is through as a firs t ra le heavy­ Britten is a devotee of a m a te u r t ’. 1 'iilici- believe it i.a s a t this not • yield to preventative m ea­ ful channels when in the formative outlook. athletics. weight contender. : point that h er m ysterious * ln y rr sures?." Chief Vidh<t"r was in ked. stage. They m ight have become ' ‘ The averag e Irish fa rm e r is well up to the averag e both in yield j A g e n t s S c i Z O I j j < r., t “ West Point and Anftnpoii: will xtruci h e r over the head, probably 1 "The i n t t l c t aitke i-.m ba con­ valuable assets to th e ir commun­ w orking hnrd," H ogan declared in uml ipiulity. Outs and potatoes a rc ^ The w rite r may be wrong, whir t trolled," he- replied. "I* you are ity. . an interview with International erpccinlly good, e ven 'in the poor- i l i l l t O v l l C ' O ACW in t r u t h would be no* g re a t novel­ play again next year th ipitc their lipping up from the rear. "We must g r a n t th at heredity News Service. "By Ids policy of in­ Police a t e . looking for two men, aw are of those tendencies—and soty, bu t be thought that, if a n y ­ i.nnouneemont that atldtdie n-latenters into the question. The tree?, creased production of b ette r a r ­ cst district^ oh tire W estern sea- J eiety should lie — nu-ana. can be body won, that man was Hccney, i-.i h have been broken," Mr. Fish Chambers, who registered ns h e r ; WAYCROSS. ' a.. J u j ' . ticles, ho will be in a very good po­ board.” husband, and a "tall dark m a n ," ' found to prevent their expression the flowers, all nnture prove th at sition to take -advantage of any B ut, oh to t h a t , ' the m a tte r m declared today. The .area under cultivated crops.! N S )— Eight nten uml u,j heredity plays a strongp a r t in -in violent form ." were being ltd., in thVnoi w ithout consequence. There really “ ('onferoncps a re under w a y , known n s "Tony Miller.’’ “ Put b'ow a rc these tendencies the haping o f our lives. But solu­ increurc in prices and demand that in the y ea r j u s t past Hogan rahl. J S ^ a V t H ‘i S f l isn’t any choice between a couple now. and Mr. Britten end I have is likely to arise from improving io bcoomc known, if tiicv do not tion o ' that problem in still ahead 1020, j (|own upon a Minnr-Nfri industrial conditions in the m arkets . were.. rightly less than in . • of s lig h tly ' used toothpicks on a agreed i , vii.. the i.'.atti i before ap p e ar until sotni- erime is commit Of li*. witeic he sells his products. but the decrease is no*, serious and jcnrolile from Mi’.uiu ti ti»j fr e e lunch counter. i'resid'.nt t o--lii|-'c m \ t week if te d ? " "Tim* with which we nre eon"7 he economic position of the |8 •f*1’ two per cent, on n l ? r:> ntetrepeiis ami i'aj ■‘HJ.tpi‘rvisl'J!i," an.w i r e d C h l-f 1 cerni"! tiidny is the guidance of A crowd of 1(5,918 otherwise .............. , I ’ have ra ju v s te J Weill hundred, (plaits of rlkrt'jl (youthful footsteps. This, as I said fa n n in g industry iu tlie I^ c e I gene ral -a v era g e. All sections of sensible citizens, paid ¥Hil,G3| to Jo in t r.u*I'.'Uities to put a clause The ppaasengi'i .f p.T pssengci S tate," Hufxrin continued, "is inlive stock have increased, dairy [is not police work. I c i." the obli* sec the' thing, proving th a t Bnr- sr. any toot r u t th fy may t i n t itieil t Imt they had ler.-tkj h n n tn ) m n n r v 'f l r 'f jfiiThniity t*» : pa:ion of the country a t large. Pnr- trinsicallv sound. It is true th a t cows by over 50,000, breeding ewes nunt was .conservative. They were with ji!i'ith';r institution _f*»r ( h o ' ... , 's. " 'k h th e liquor in the egt c a rrv nut tbi< idea; w hat would t'cldin ■'y i-% it the obligation o'. the lower price:* now ruling arc by nearly 70.000, and broml ?c»W t IIICAGO, 111., Jan . II — (IN S i . Brit*, p erm lttin " it to be n e x t s u m m e r w ith '" Ttinnoy and it!, o | IheV-were iiir’wan . f *,p by about .1ft,000. Poultry causing a diinuitition iu the ftirntIter i ;i ul parent. lViiti- ("in i I .he Witchinglii;: you do fir.-:?" JCc’ltd n i r.ixlv d ays’ r.otice.’’ th is w as th e only breaks the Several <it til >* . -t.-li era’ incomes but the m ajority of shows a big increase. _XJL l ’-:rl. • d i- 1 .- ii t in search o f a of protnini saps got. T here wus no v. innci :iai Irish farm ers are effectively meet •a ml wii . , . n a p ;i'. a r.T-maathriuignt t.< and, if tlicre had been, lie would iltg the difficulty. •■■I bab;.. a :u (ed her j'litl threv. their : -lc-i F a rm e rs Doing Well have to bring m em bers of tic.- im­ it t bank. "They nre doing this in two ways. m ediate fum ily witn him to m.il. • • • i v “r V Viv . i-..!! b .• < who found ;be F irst, by working for r n increased i‘i a It in te re stin g fo r the champion. IMMOK \ f . E E !: il.i-'.-wtappi d bundle i'i the production of better class animals, 1 . | ' r e d ing reel ion I. 1 live today in m ottal d i,.id i': -'. cniTe I ;l e bnliy to u nearby and high grade produce. Second­ .th a t the draw deciston will b.noli -c latoin. I’olic n.-li 'l th.' ly, by reducing th eir expenditures looked upon as u tacit inviiulion nfiti.i to -i iii»..pi ul «vlu-re i ' was nml cuttin g out w hat they regard i• t A l.c ; T'l \. .la i. 14. i IN: I to re-m atch the puir. Tbonu wort of -aid -!u I:"■ n i-lmiiie to ri'i-o'.'i-ias non-essential*. LONDON, Jim. I I.— ( I N S )—*Aftim ga have »o casiy misiVdeh t II Opt ft! ; - 1 .( o tl t'i X for the !••> | :. | |i, i a biidlv Is d'.i ii and cut. "O f course, the f a rm e r who is ter the electric l : m i - -.he cleciiic stood particularly by a on hi III;.' ■• atiui til • f lc. ro- . in the futur. entirely dependent on the grazing rat! Tlti.- is th" ' ile-t id-, a ' o f th.* IWGGF.BS DAILY IJUfl Mr-. Bii'idn AV. hi , the imdhi-r of store cattle to fatte n is not in it Stadium Club of London whi-k . Ricktml whose lu u is tili* have is <o u;. 11 . i in the in; ;t:d i >port of ..I In- i ;i| left the lie by in bet Phone .IT 11 •Inn. Id.— Ti:i\<.ni-:i P. in., i 'o.r.oo 5 ,8315.(10 1,350.00 I..'Os*.no j good financial condition, simply be­ goes in for synthetic raving. •made him an optim ist beyond re ­ ih? Mi to I - Lip. • i ;it': • >ii l .');■ - 1 . i rl and i\..■ !thl I ; Sweet Mill: S ' .-it D| • i f;it away ill ad' imcc of ,i. if. 3 C..30 , c a m e the present low price of beef ' ITT 1.281.80 i-.i --. i "u'.i-i *t*51• IiiiVdemption." 41 "inly .. .•I' i- in •!. I be report A letter just : n» <>nt by t!<e .-jab l e t -la'.e.N in the ini’, -i in her j . , B utter .Milk n lation cattle bears iiu profitable I • ti'l tbc. bill overs Hu wi rl; ac-t u..pll *»•• d io - I n I .;:ii'l t In i > .. I OS . 1. 17(5.00 11.50 annouitcvs that "electrie in* runlioWever, it i- d l find', to s*' is I P.ta t'ti iniies, the brick | - ' l*! at last to the* price lie bought > n l> r -"i .1 nut |n Milk for I •in • r the I| ; old pirk . a r in i • ' -t‘ ri.ig to will soon be cstjibimb .1 fur how this one can be rebuilt nftci i. i 7 1 l , 2'J7 .1 1 10.03 spring. .. Wit le oth er ;.'.:t ■s have i a * I . . end ] lU.Ulltl | ,< ■ | .i i ii away, •lelccti'.tior. of the m em b er:. elec­ ui India w h a t Imppened or, frankly, what nr< a i i- to ta l of inipro » d l o a d , J \ i imp. l :.S02 C LOO “ On the other hand, lie will be Jt 42 'J1 urn w a , t In* it r in d in g sand, i lay, slinli i: i tided j thi tric ra ts will be t-.irt'iil loose on an a re M,f A i ii.-r ! • "1,1 tin- dis bli till. U didn't Inst night. They tdni|d> .t 3 5 0 .11 able to buy bis litotes cheaply now, i :.72J! 1,387.03 fall. 11 -. especially eon? tru. ted *i i.-k an.I . nd ilrnin.'d h ig h w a y , Illinois' | * mauled their way through txvilx and be able to innke a fair profit 1:- ; 1 e i • .'lenient N *Mi v. i 7 2 ,8 7 3.,i0 •In p. ' l i ,-• 73.00 ne:.! spring. Big l a r m e ii . cmpl y- live ti l t ier? will l.<> Jet I it.’e to \ l - r a d« tedious rounds. Miurkey .held, ipl'l .III, ilt si:t m n, o f i i n . - i ai led t.. get th. t'i’.,I t.ir o u ts tr ip s h e r si-l r i tuH • 1 .‘J 20.50 ! ,4 7 0.0*1 ing a Inrj." am ount «'f capital, tils** ibttM- tin- av'.iftenl roi'i-nt-'. Y. : i t u i i-'ii'.'ut i-i>.k I . i t u la n| I i -i -lit •11— •Sharkey talked from tinn* to tnoo, ltd to v e r mum o f i he boy 'I Ii v a re 11 mg Another fnalurb will In- the t x' Car. I,- i H 3 ,548.00 1,817.00 an- not doing well, lull these men a at r .| iiitnl 11. ill in lit met It brick i possibly front . foiee of Itai.i*. * iliitioi.,' I. tal cem ent and • tflit for f i ir t K' i ipie-i inning. of a British itari-MVii ml nt..--.i n-* anvery few in numli-r. and b in r lo a d s is l.llta.tlti n lr*. t ’.t*• breik i X. Dak. 11. ; '. •:< 3 .4 3 (5.(50 10.40 ." the it j ort -I;.’- • . " t h e daV Sharkey solicit iously fingered no im ii'iation to the m ajority fa rm er , the first betting inu- hme r f u as all 1 i n a d . in Ithnoi: a.: • well liovifor the I' abrasion upon Ins tight eye lid. i r la,:, dawnc !.' i*. a pvereriptin.i f«f| ( tbio > is : 2 ,557.7 i 1.43 1.07 of the Free S late." ; kind to In* .-i-.n in Europe. It !- put. th'- states, being oli'V .1 s m a l l ,. Old::'. N<-at iv perhaps because he couldn't i ■><. : c-ir ha ■c pa.. '"I 11O.0 4 t 'i • OTh.'-O 1trrned n 't .T tin* p:t ;-:iiu'. i:i I m:e li­ Unit!,., ( i r i p p e ^ Flu, A sk.d about t'.e iititm-t.ittt:nrosp.ut o f t h e t o t a l . Sc. tui CO.Ill In' n.'ltii I lo-t o f (It sibly figure how it got then-. v . . r e till Ore. 804.00 pi-cts, tile Minister said they were mes used a t tlu- race t r a i l ., in the 2 ,(505.20 I i Otis'.Iviinm w ith 2 ,7; : l.:*t» mih 1.531.80 2 ,734.30 "i-Mcellen1 Cniti-i^Sl.ites. ' • ' JJilimis Fever and i'l u . ' w hat I mean is th at he did a lot -• mliuoii' ra •ul (re: t . ,-iit for . coin • * I oil"'., ing t l.e« l\"ii ! tub (i Kills the errnix I 252.70 ; iM. i ,. 172.30 of things but lu- didn't fight. |. |,.' ■;.,. :n I I t . I; Dairt Farm ing Grows N'- lilt C-irnlii.u, 1.817 lin n ';;: Cab ' •'. f i n . «: i. i ;l.(;5'.,.,’.'., 350.73 i"ilii:il u? \. r i" "Tlte g. n al tendency - toward ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 tile Hccney tried to but be is-n’; cci lo ii iia . I I u; Ni it Y o ik . 1.1 To 3.51 mixed fat tiling is saving the li i-'b >'. Dal:, ii- u; 4 ,*'37.17 .• id r C • tin.i *l)ipo| tlllle fn. ta in ju s t how to go itnoui n. M i *. '-a n . I , I" 1.7 0 : Hoi i. i T< on. b'D'I'IN. Jan. 1 I tl.N S i t'li; -i 2 ,723.28 527.07 f.uoti-r j:t the pre.u-nt liitte," he de­ The w rite r g u i e Unn the third, :: II , \ H.lb.. •'n ' ' ' - IP.l|| tl. It■-imoilei m and I - ui" i . I! 1l.iia; in Mi­ 'I' .(».*>; W i ..ii in. 1 F r ie n d ly 870.72 clared. " I be spread of dairy fa rm ­ d ;t . ' 11.23;:.:"! fourth, fifth, bixlti mid. ‘.w elllb : :l ll.iti.ii:, •i ;ic • ■■ al t •I'ltitiii'i i anil M a r y l a n d , Will ii • I ing, .-in.I the extension <>f the cream-, 1,.150.20 211.2 : m >i Dl:.it "It i* n . i \ i at loll t Ml ’. , i I IIpun a piesidcii! ial • am K i 1 rounds, called the t- vi-nlh, tig h t •» . JVutford 21.80 e t y y.-4cm is n liealthy sign. There l !. -*;t 1.027.70 Vi i . V ri'esn*i|i(ions Filled l’rt>ai;*ll.r and level.In eveii and staked Shi.i- Dr. < • . l.e in 1 - I., i ill. "that • VIA | s i 'i year with I-Uli.'y Wai die <-. nil 4 13.7(5 has I..".-it it gotiil harvest, then? is '.itsi 3 ,840.45 'iit< r tiiij; -i-id t ignil ica-ii Vn. key to tbc rest, lour in all. .In I a % i a - e • ! e. i . I -| i " y, if reali I i ! i ie'pllbli; an ion.i1 4'* lu­ E. Second St. p.'.nli; 1,7 2 8 .3(5 007.71 an itbur.daht supply of hay and by a st idy <f W:: >h. . ii* *!: And Aecuralely litany unwilling witnesses Hhi.iight piopt-riy, ib.i' i. ,. w ''Ii due ai ti n ll a:*" Ft idny lep o rt-d to the clerk till* 5 i’ ll--' ii . I ; 1,87H.3 ti 582.07 straw , there bits been abundant i the 1 t'liur Itighw -. w . Vn Sharkey bad taken m e odd muiid. t..iii being gicen I • l-xi-l Of C. goo i of tin llotisi- that tl spent s|n.- di-| .' i t mi-tit Khnwi' •0 iv bal G Tv ,'.Mi I 5 .325.20 1.353.20 pasture, and a fine yield of root w i' crops. I t limy be iinpnrtaiil. , r I a n d . all tlie o tb "r 111iiimt Il"fi t i im ic .I iiiii ii <ollecti ii dill' \ rrio IK st'l' «*N HI V i. !'.u: iti li.'iiull W\ mtr 13.17 7*; 1.(512.'.3 — •* “ Many reports, concerning jitr l In- i baulinoi •■I a I ii ftl e i c n ', it.*- M JV. i le l >r:'U" i a tir • ouiniit- of Ik tti-r i" mb. A t tlllit, tbc boys thought tbo., t , position of the Irish farm ers are ii ; t i v« • i-• Iv li i l ieporti'd a ilcfiw ere in for a largo eveuing in .sle iii-i rci i r mpl'-t ly l tom r im t I'slin:; 1 a* i 'I.'.'.'. 1X5,li 10.20 :!0, 177.27 lull wrong. The crops this year ure Txt t of SJ cb"till ‘ the first minute o| play. Ilcmicy t la- ill: i a: e. (ut exii v-ph' ban a Lan* Ar tlipjii d Sharkey ou the jaw with "U hitu -.i\iu 11.: - v. i- lin', i* l ' 1: 'll., (i. t> I' I om iiitti e ;v|,oit la! of IJ’Xi.P.t at. - >,( improved n rig h t as they came t igeilier and i e ; o g n i .- that til" pre M-nt dav ' lio-.vi-d total expeiisia d uiiug the t'.n l while llliiiio-i total i--. 1.71'J.lla. w.th 1*ti t a peep al flic t las-e.-t of toa! J a c k 's knees, played the nrcurdion. U ' :.l no at oT I, -pi"sy is by no t'.. ! .vear to be . Ho righted himself and lefl- •iti a m pel ft i t. anil tb it iu spi' • i - t'triliu ti n.- uf 1 1 l;:.li)«s.i)(i. Du. I l lukittg tip llii.> total lor More pmvrr . . . iii.iri- .prr.l . . . tl„ irr nnio<l| \ |,rilliint I ltond his way to an edge at the ... r a m . in oiir-igirig ri­ alt.-, fail Il'g t i e pi find tl 'll Sept. 7 to I soittlxrn . tu!" sb'.v. linn ibis w h i n n n u H aittomobiiis are bi ’i i t eliattge *»l pace. ) on_iif.Hu, l !* rl, e xpert th e m . V mi ^.rit*-1 HUM K W ill 111111.1) THEM 1e l , tft i-'d' f i-"i.t••(lintorii w r ". t< tal of -l.i.; ;.i» is i.aiilc op of end of tiie round. He aim lino, nri • of'"H l'e ;o ilr'|. *;ow k,," 'r Btat "s x»Imt e, i i„ All- Vmcrira.. S i .. I V fi.i (' Ti! I . . a.lKIU; (ieolUi I. ;ir»8 inileh of gi.uk-il mail, 2 ,til:’ I i the second, ileciiey being i.tuggei • But in spile «'f pessimisti. re B u t consider t h e n ......... r. flir j „ M|rr i„ K s„.rrw j ’ F B a l f l . v ' e t ; Geo. F. B a k e .. mih , of gravel mail; end 07 miles ed with an overhead light to tin- I •>: that have been issued floi.i Jr., S' 1,2 .0 i.'id ( b.-'t li » ,.1? c ' ' ,< 'a r c and , raftsruaiislilp with wliirh tb r.s ril Ilav.lt a. of iviiH-i bound u uciiihim I'na I. h m lt. How ...arx.doi.Aly II Mtrxixrs | | 10 , r „ 8 UIl(l ,,in|s ./ jaw , but tiom th a t point Mu- 1 key Goto to lime. thi i-D ha > Ix cu no j . *i !I •! %. \ url , mi-1 K. it. CL-. w! il;* site itas only 117.10 mih s of blew up. tim e . . . lien- tiro s tam in a and r o d u r a m o t h a t result on!/1 o n r ib-iail.. in the wli-.le history ( *i m» ,fst M.i.dp i i•• # i ni-lite highway. ... «*i*«i»i, erlnp. Ul^, rugged, nxir-ii* Tile Dempsey budy pilla lung '•( lepii.sy when hope bus run so , Similarly, Iowa's total road tailcf I'lti/ / " ru,,< of design. Monti, u fir rinonU t h a t m any figured lutd fm> nil- high i,n<| vvlcn tin* mat-scil result * age of r..7!t7.1'(i consists of 2,<kD.ld! o f pitiless trM.n* on General M.„.,rs IVoxing G r o u n d . " ened S h a rk e y ’:-, c a re e r ap par ally .'ill lite r liic wo. Id b a te miles of graded road, 2 ,'.i' !.*.iu d s M a t . p " , . . . , . .............. |llro|1J|,1(M1(I |l u rt iicli opt i- ii-m. It serin:! was w ithout significance, for li miles of gravel toad and only 78'.'.­ w h y i t s p o w e r , s p e e d a n d s lll(M„ | llIrMl n r p n i ,.J M i r r ( | j „ lfJi , took plenty it. the» turu n d a wittiout •nys of tin- dawn of a new «-i i 1it n*ill's of culieicte I'oailwuj*. vaiblo re g re t; what he couldn't b a te at last l. p pea rid '• di-*pil ■ r e t b ’. M i o V ° ,Ul ? ' U ‘*y ' " " “ "V a n d d e p e u d a lA T Texas, a s tale la rg e r than many I T l l l “U s , - - V , r r ,,Vr * n l - U «’> MfrAmrrlcat, osrfl do wus to outguess a man whose Oie darkin-.-s of tin* leper < night." Kuropitin imliotts, Ims a total of will tell >««,— No belter lmlll car at tho price!” every move was pte-or«lanedil m i l. W A S lilN liT O N . Jau. I I. - ( I N S ) I I .2J-I.JJ mile-, of improved i..al his accuracy was hionetliing t.> Bit K.\!U> FA T o r s t i n n e y 't i l l B oner:, tin* humorist, ap- but of this staggering total only P lll(.t* S : 2 -i/iHir Sfil, deplor. He sbnply couldn't hit the , pen m .1 n s a •V'liigivaKinun ut large ’ H.iy.72 miles is of tin* concrete . " ' h O.SIri/(lf).......... S f /atro/nti Coupe, $ 1 0 l> ; .'t ** J t o a . U l . r , t l u : S { 4j 'i ground with bis but , Tor the rent NEW l O K k . J n t i . l l . o - d N S f l i m r S r . l . , n f n 4 r... , . c u ltr io U lt f l l t t l t.cfor tl.e hous,' flood control co.n- type. Guile I tiitm-y is one of 111. I'f.-nie -1 n.iti.-c with a delegation of fcl'.o.v All of the states a te preparing /■oik/uii Jit-da ft, f I 2 b j \ of th e fight. heavy weight boxing champions ir. tIklii'.ionuii today. ; to push construction work dining b. fmc to ry r_*n."r .« .,!i.i.'j, vn . « . .t n i fn rtn rv . Oelit<*rr-lI**'*! lnr/uJ« mlntmuni h .w a iiil7 n rlrr histuiy, piom oter Tex Kicknnl ile "V oir have Iteufl of the llooil?'' l In- coming year with a c o n e .pond­ •*f«,tor j J '.'l.t*.,,,,,.,, rtm n. c ltu i.i in ni .king bis fourtli nnmntl " t e s , I ant one of the few eon- ing increase in their totals of un­ rar.king oi I. i.xer.t for "The Bing," mitti'u eliii'.i man. proved highways. it boxing imigirJiic. itickatil put "Yse, I air.- out* o ft hi- few eon- 1 Motorists, now, whin they tour Y ou may have thou ght that y o y couldn’t buy S p e c ia l S jm r t lu iu u tn iv ti t *,*,a«M.nn»uii«df ttp- * T iihiii y iiliead i f J a . !: Dcnip .ey-i'iul gi essiiieii wlio have In ai d of it,'* , over the country's 7,001,825 milts •perl^lfroni fn»«Ura w|||| |t.r w_i. . 6 %•Ir# l»##U%*llb [* J in k Sharkey ... .ar.king tlte j.ie-- ja died Honors. a Buick for as little as #1195— that you would I of highways, will find that Hi;),. *• • «*«»ll-l»»IMn Irunt m. k ‘ t *1^ l«H-k« «n«l lockW ent cij.p of iieavy wcighlit., 'I’om \ ! r roanlutnl tXrr n v intxliU. • 0tiU r " i — u n i % u rv r* on u,M lingers deieiibeii his trip by 010.20 is of the improved tybe «««---------••iu»»«tul|>n«ratv m*n un op«ii •,,#— have to pay considerably more for Buick 1 lleoney, I hnny Iti. ko, Paul.'i Uz: while the entire nation has ■'10,157.­ air|il:iite o v t r the Mississippi riveiClIIGAGO, Jim. 11. - ( I N S ) : tuliin and .lack Del.aiicy were I lo il rone and n-uti.nri.l__ for re ­ ' 25 miles of. .concrete nml brick quality. ‘ '.i . Prcijldcnt William ’vWVik of tlu graop.'il .; arttu-ly a.i chull i-ngi rs l i d which ho found in oilier parts roads. T a im i t-l? » Chicago Cults, while refusing i n Figures By States of the country. T lic truth is that you c*^n have any one o f HIM K M C I I O S BI LKS cem m it himself iu many v.-nnls. The states, their tm al mail mile­ "I don't w a n t to give advice," NEW ARK. N. J.. J an . I I . — (INBruina were dickering with tluthree popular Buick m odels at this figure— a aid Rogers. “ As ti emigre unman age, t h e i r total improved roads and Bokton Bra t e t l'or the m i vices of S ) —Tin-re ii to i much tinkering ► totul cement highways, follow: at large I want to be u novelty."* v.itli the ; .ile* t.f onthull, a 'c o r d ­ Rogors Hornsby, bnuebull’it late at 'Sedan, Coupe or Sport Roadster— all o f them , Total Totul Im. Total Con. Ile declared the sentiment of S ta te ing to Kmr.c Rockne, N otre Dante ’ .‘‘ptyotery man." Roads Roads Uoails lie praised the Bed Cross relief . V It i» reliably reported th at of­ couch spin king ai the animal din­ cars o f true-Buick quality. • 01,511 2,051.93 200.07 -: ficiaU of tho Cubs, via long dis. ner meeting here of the Notre but th at tlte flood didn’t get e n ­ A la........ 22,582 * ' • . ■ :_i . . .• 1,123:59 207.04 tanco telephone, huve already made Dame Alumni As-oi-iution of New ough publicity "because the Sny Ariz. .... Y ou hi vc always wanted a Buick— and today’s , 74,803 4,030.40 435,40 Arknn. u definite o ffer fo r tho blogging Jersey, Itnrl.u* said tbo rule* tire dcr-C ruy trial was on at the time.' 3,405.20 1,050.10 70,107 11 epraised the Bed C 4-0814 relief ru'lif.' recond-bnsemnn. The o ffer is taid now a mat's uf iutricuciea, so com­ ' Buick suqiosscs all previous creations. See it— (57,880 1,082.00 251.03 • lo involve ttlayerB. “with money as plicated th at-a t times even lho of­ work; declaring it wns so succoss- Cplo. 823.00 2(55.20 U rtr/tiW drive it— aridon n the car you hare long wanted. ficials have difficulty u n d e rs ta n d ­ fu) that Home people didn’t w ant Conn. .. 13,31(5 an alternative.!’ (501.0(1 537.3d 3,70f5 Del........ _ , Vecck seemed not ut uli alarmed ing them . Rockne defended the lo go home. 30,203 l.:'82.()0 10(5.83 SEDANS »1195 to »iyy* » C O U P C S *M 9S «oll8} 0 " Iu fatet," h«id Regers, "some Fin. over published reports th a t g a n g ­ scouting ayzti'in. s te rs were offered n price to send of the folks prayed for another (iU. ... - 07,802 3,511.1(5 404.70 SPORT MODUI.S S t t p v i o l l S J ) 151.68 RORERTI DEFEATS Ml'NN l l o ra fh y back to St. Lulus in a box Idaho .. 35,402 2,150.43 floitd." All p lic r t /. O. h. r im f. Silck*t I t it f i n m r n l l o t Id l»T mdJtd* 4,41)4.00 BOSTC)N. J a n ..L I— ( IN H ) — K<»4,540.05 06,320 because he "defau lted ” on some rul ­ HI.’ ...... Tkl li. M. A. l \ /.»*iiu e I lan, t i t mull J s m a l le, is m« 180.00 Boberti, IfuL ■ PAIR FOUND HANK ing hots. He indicated th a t he , la-rto ............ ..............hard ...........fighting ....... 224,70 I ml......... 73,131 would he perfectly willing to in- iunaheuvywelght. knocked Monte Iowa ~ 102.021 5,705.90 780. JO v « x iln th * valuable castoff. % .Munn, form er Nebraska football j HOMER, I n.. Jan. 1 1 . (INK)— KurtT"., 127.0(51 3,008.00 712.00 Street Incident!)', the furore th a t fol- .--tur, through tin* * and onl'» Mrs, E*»le Joweta. nml her p:ir-i- Ky. .2. 08,701 2,477.11 220.5 i ,r Inwe«l a n n o u n c em en t• of IIort:sh'’’.< th*.- pri'.ei table ip the six'.lt r**hn,l mr-ur. Ellahn Swift, 43, confessed l.l'Uis. . 30.803 1,008.23 37.73 rurttrising tratn-fer was tiuit’e l l»i( of a bout at meeltmjive Itulldlng irartlorern of- the 'woman's hiisf Ma ine 80.51 20.705 800.83 Co'.-niisitioncr 1C M. Lomfis, wlifn, V.*l night, Roberti wus aw arded hand. Rt-v. .J a m e s F. Jovvera, 4H, ^Itl, ...... . 14,8458 2,592.08 1.017.38 ■ bis office here, he deviated be (h;* fight on u toebatikul km ukout Magnolia Aye. M nsx ■: 10,083 1,562 88 454.40. •ft ** ' could sac noth ing behind the tnoVO a ' t e r Munn refused to fight u i the .ire rnne; the lunacy commission 772184 1.454.70 4,343.58 Mich..;-.' th? th a t would indicate I t was an y th in g s ta r t o f the seventh rotlnd, clninv- by the court to investigate 108,080 4.07C.90 oao^fi . but an a f fa ir betwepn two hall t e hi» hack ln d been wrenched by ..unity of the pair decided yester­ Minn; . 56,103 3,805.10 228.59 day by a vote of four to one. * Mtsa, • dubs. l ‘to (“ U* . . Police..Search F o r Slayer O f Pajama Clad VeungWoman I; >>• u» oiiini.mr*prc..o<i f« 1928 IS SEEN AS GREATEST Y E A R FOR FREE STATE Congress Plans To P a t c h Difficulties O f Service Teams Police S eek .F ien d Who Kidnaped Gir! And Attacked H eL l. “i5,!iw >■*•“ xv,'v ,vvv,n- u*u' India DiN'jIaysKope ;f Leprosy; English Cl ub Willi*"”’1 ___ Operate E l e c t r i c Kat-1 erner R ‘ires i^■';,1Yll!V*!V.u.ll.',.:,r Records Prove Concrete R oads A re Gaining Favor A m o n g States O f N ation iiaa Million Cases Hoik Parties Retain Drives'With kittle V;.;':;::;, Money In Treasury Laney’s “rl lit* Drug- Sforl V: SUV In A il America n o B e lte r B u ilt C a r at ik e Pri( Will Rogers Falks Of Flood Relief fn House Group Meet thatiSm\<OLforonly 4 1 9 :5 -^ ' Chicago Cubs Hint They Will Attempt To Secure Hornsby Seminole Motor Co. RIVE’S GARAGE 208 W. First Sanford Buick Co. At] SO : WM *• �m —rrr PAQB.TWO The Sanford Herald THE SAN[FOKP HJERALD, MONDAY JANUARY 16, 1928 The Selection Of Houston As Brisbane Sees It I'MfclUfcrd eve*, i t l f n i M i n r f y l Monday at Mantnad, I'larlda. I l l M u m l la A v rair. N othing of real merit, pbjects to publicity. There is a Bible sa y in g TA M I’A T IM E S som ething like this, “ Men love darkness rather than light because ( ol. IVicr l). Knight of lhi.« c)ty r .-At, In— combined did r.»i:*owe on of ’ their deeds a r e evil.”— Millen .* •a m ; requested to write nn article account o f inheritance ta x e s six N ew s. fi-r the Jah u n iy issue of the Elks and a h alf millions of dollars. •Magazine <m the "Economic S ta b ­ Florida still stands the w o n d e r ility of Florida.” Of course be cbm* o f this nation; a/id its grow th and WHEN ELKS FALL OUT The selection of Houston, Texas, by . the Democrats When T hey See Cimlidgr. for the site of their convention 'n th © early summer is a \ \ hen We S e e Mam. I ' a l r n d a* > ,r * a t r l a u matter Ortnber ST. !•! * . at ffc* I'MIvfrirr source of gratification #to .the South which entertains the I'lutkln** IMav. at Maafard, Plnrlda. a U r r art *1 party for the first time. We Floridans and .doubtless Mis('■ atrrta of Marrh X 1WT. What Men Are Worth. other states in the southeast would rather have seen II) A r l l a i i r ' l l r i . l i n i i e . n n t.l.A N D U IIK1H ........ Kdllor <'•»!•) r i g h t Itllls h ) M u r t o . : Special $5.00 ’ It. IIUWAHU HKHO ___M a i a x t r Miami get the convention, but • since the Magic City was plied. If there is an y th in g Colonel e x tra o rd in a ry development L* j u s t CAULK K. JUM'.N H aaaalaa Kdllor not fortunate enough, we are more than pleased that an­ Knight had r h t h r r do than JL'l L c B i u m e n c i m r * vtnmuenctnjr.' P R E S I D E N T COULIDGE has 2pu-.ul - w w h - infiirrmitnit a . ' t h a t Permanent Wave M« USCItllTlUA it a t i :m To nu* the ignorance of the peo­ other soutlu i’ll cilv has gained that honor. M ile Jlu-U-.cl—the hcmF^ttttJtl ul invirntinn g i v e him an opportu­ Alar Ycair ............ . ................ >7.00 of this country with reference 309 Park Avo. Shop MU M o n t h . ............. 1 The choice of the Texas city lias its significance. It i»t,..et .American I ep'ublica in ita v a - nity tn .-picad only he and i ’rovi- ple to Florida conditions, in view of Three Mentha *................. ............ *1.7,*. indicates the* party’ll realization that the South must Phone 193 nu. No more usclut trip could have be ilorjce know what it is. When the sta ls tic s and official reports, is Il> C arrier y r r W r rk ....... ....... M-IS lictn undertaken by an A m e h c h n January number o f th(* Elks pubamazing. recognized. The territory below the Mason and Dixon’s pri sidviit. Tlte Ifrrald. Naafarda ptnnrrr n n t« lictUi ai appeared "article prywho, ___ line has been ignored long enough by the Democrats, ......... ............ ........ , the K.......................... .It , s.te m s that it. this- case.—in paper, .ttb.rrlhr. to I l f Interna pared by_i 'nlonel Knight did not whivli-it_-ia-tvtte •AVh(*rr*'F!tks fall itenal X r n , .Merrier, rerelvlaa from r"m have always regarded it as the solid Smith and therefore} Til HUE ARE ur.f* u-nevs in ti-m-fj.. ll,elr..i’n^u.On-rhr h-md-it jUiT +:t,ks r!,,l tklo aapeiiar a t n > nraanlaailon l o c a l ) Ikon.and norda dally rater' !r""jfree from encroachments by any other party Hut n» riide upon th,* sub* highly highly'* ^mcT'stinll 'hUmmaTkm i n t e ^ t i n g .all tke leading errata or the Hrpirbrtr.'ins* - are 01111 -ofen izuu Hum \ ermont and jjpet named and credited to the nbout Floridu. And it is accurate BATTERIES IS ftrn 1 'rw— J ^ Ums - c h n i i g c d 4 4 » t ^ 0 o w 7 r r w p e e mhr~TdncT ta llr Inform ation, too; for .when Col. p^toMr-rm.ie-i more (lotemiucd effort‘than ever to gain a footjIiS n ^ T iS m ^ T fe 8” oj^hriimi ha nit 11n r Mute a r w . different hold. There is no gninsuving the* fact that the Grand Old iiizu eneb ntticr'd iutcntiuim. When written. Some o f the figu res quot l’e te r O . Knight re so rts to s ta t i s ­ U n a m o t r e i . j g J Q Hllkmil r<4Hal. . [mil )»iir l i n y se c mid bear President Cool- cd vVeir not Colonel Knight't fig­ tics ahuut Florida he speaks as an Party expects to meet with some success in uLlenst three nnr rrnr < t lit lint ter) Tke llrrnltl I* n member »f Ike authority. There is no one who has Now ulg. uur iicightiois wi l t know tliut ure-, and there w ere other dis­ more of such statistics a t hand, or ( AaAII l.ir r n u ul tlrrulatinn*. an and maybe four Dixie states in ..th e next-eletCion. he is not planning tu take any- crepancies between what he wrote International Aaaurlallwa ul I'lihG enerator and' S tn r te r Service llnhern. AUtrrfUen., nnd Ad4rrtU- thnt Houston has boon selected, there should be a re-nllign- nn.lv - lanil, nr iloininate any enun- and what was published, anil the who finds more genuine s a tis fa c ­ Ing A g n U nbl.-h r r i|iilm e»rh ment in the South to withstand the invasion of the opposi­ tion in passing them on, than he. tiy' nr gu vein in en l beyond our ElUs .Magazine refused to carry I'lihltnher member In .ubmlt In n Benaud Itallery Shop We a rc almost glad the .misun­ ih-ruiiKb audit ul .wh.erlpllon tion. iHiundaries, ^ the Knight article in its F ebruary derstanding arose between- the llntii In order to verlfj nhMiluIrl) 301 W. Second St. num ber though adm itting that Elks Magazine and Colonel Knight, Behind the movement which won the convention for nil rlmliun nf rlrenlnllon «• welt a . AND T H E P R O O F is in C uba, he did not write thi* article it did bom'-l b u .l n e .. method*. the Texas metropolis there is the story of the rise of a where the conference meels. That publish, credited in' him, nnd w ith­ for it has given us nn opportunity Next tn Spencers Top Shop to present what the latter had to new power within the party. That power is Jesse J. Jones, rich and beautiful island, taken out his knowledge o r consent. U-l)rJv1( G arage Sion day , j v v ig. ih2h. say on the “ Economic S tability of w,.w it>t xecn.s _v...i to „„ ..... builder, newspaper publisher, banker and philanthropist iiojii .'■pain tiy tins nation, now be* Nikw us th at the Florida” w ithout having, to credit T ift: vtKim .D'K n t n iiiiA M ____ ____ _ ___ _ All bough t'» the Cuban pcnplenlt would jnrtic^PvvVeh all of this isnboutTs it to the former. U _ .1^-r.rnsiiiH) single-handed. In ell) nnd raunl) who turned the trick almost N;'ndnilnlnlrallnn. he haa been nrominent in polilica in hia o w n state fo r ! t’" 1 'wlong to them „mi the Spanish well w .m h publishing—and pub The more tine knows of the fncts llrrprr n a lr r route* In Jackmany ycara and haa been connected with the national party , don* tile. about Florida the more one is im ­ here it is For Sale a.--- li.n .lr u .lln n wf Ml. John* I n only in n minor ro!cf Jonos nnmo nos conio to the 1010 . This country plans, through tlic •Mnn ItUrr ( ’aanl. "It would l>e xuperi'lu'.us to pressed with her present solidity 1 Filling station doing good d^-tnnuKurnllnn nf mnnlhli lll'n) with nsmuch suddenness ns thnt of another Texan. Col. Monroe Doctrine, ur.»i with ady* write about Florida as a tourist nml the g re a t futufe thnt is before business I p Week.** her. * —— Ipiate Iiaval and air force, to. see state, because golfiart, flshlm;. JL tuKinrnllng nf . hulldlnn prn- E. M. House, a decade ago. 13 ncres liigh pine land with grmn— kiniura, hotel*, aparlmrnl yachting, swim m ing, kunting and lake front It, was Jones who wrote hia peraonal check for n » K . | rights S L ’W k NSorth h Smid i S Soiith*AmS S A - nutilnoi hmt*«*. * of all iiports of every kind and I Business lot intersection H.— A minim i n il, Cheat. 000 and bought the convention over the bids of San FranIts we r L .s(lua lh'l. Another Letter rig h ts of character can be indulged in in 7^—t ’nmplrtinn ul e l l , hraullflraFrench Avo, and S ta te ilun pruarnm. cisco nn<: Detroit. He was prepared to pay even more our friends in (Juba. Florida more days in the year than IIY ROGER W. BAUSON highway ' Ni^A a m and niudrrn boapltal. in any other spot on earth. money if the other cities had pushed him. For Hen! Cum ’’It i* unnecessary to write of .. , . ,­ Much now points to the results The Texas leader is trusting to luck that Houston i T H E G E N E R A.L .Electric Store haihling Corner Sanford B IB L E VEUSF, FOR TODAY Florida as a h :a ith resort, bzcmi-e which Steinmeiz foretold. F or in* Avo and Ninth St. opposite business mon will mttke up the sum ho has given to ^tnc , nill| ((H gogats, scientists and newsGOD O M N IP R E S E N T — W h ith e r insurance statistics show FlorVu . -itance, it is being recognized th a t High School ahail 1 go from thy S p irit? or national committee, but if they don’t be cares Very little papirmen;'small groups in differ- to In* the healthiest d a te , in tlu* j,,, c„ur jj.roat teachings of Jesus w h ith er shad I flee from thy p re­ because be derives a great deal of pleasure from the factlm t houses simultaneously saw and union. F. P. RINES oil* based dpoii definite fumliunensence? If I ascend up into heaven, that he went to the Washington meeting with no idea in i bran! the performers in a radio ’ *-] Eus» F irst St *’l want to write abuut other tal laws and can now be discussed thou ore there; if 1 make my bed things." 'in am* lecture lr*il or s t u d i e d -in in hell, behold, thou a r t there.— mind In g , n f l c .he convenlio,., «m lIthm decKIcd at the 1 = ' , ^ devel ipment noy laborittmy. These lour are: muiA’clnu" last minute and won TiYerTT formidable field of other cities. fnet of broadcasting jr and“ The Psalm 139:7,8. irrewi't o" Florida is dm* not (!> Love for God, or that DiP R A Y E R : Keep us, Lord, even In regard to bis recent success, the Texas leader is singing person, but Inmuse it j»ro- so much t' its m atchless rlnnati* i iiu- Spirit of which We have been in T hy Love. exlremely reticent. He 1ms been somewhat embarrassed n isis to future generations a view anil it i n -in; arable soil, it> won- talking ami to which I already For Sale — as a result of the attendant publicity and minimizes his (,,1J"lvs nml "" ,,lhcr i,,ul'* derfui natural advantages ami its Hive referred. 1 Row Boat and Trailer in CAGED EA G L E resources, but to the fuel th at it is • (2> Power of Human Love, own efforts by saying that, Houston’s appeal was what sold L‘ h______ .lie most conservative state of , which is baaed upon the same Law T h e sultry afternoon Idgs wearily, good condition. the Democrats on its locatior,. But those high in the RAnrn TRA v ei .{^ through cLi- :his nation, ami th at it bn** an c n - ' „ f Attraction which holds the The sh ad o w s’ of, your bars pass partv ranks say the move was a tribute to Jones and in m. Liluw emmerts ’ all suns mu’! .iri* absence i f radical legislation. idanets in th "ir places and perone by sine, Tires & Tubes i in -spat e.. 11,1 The scientist »f “ WhiV tin* rem ainder of tin* forms such tiiirnr'es in all phase) You s i t ’and brood in cold malign- honoring him thus the Democrats have stimulated a new 2H2H may b ear t ' .Martian talking tale- i f the union tiave, for more of life, Gas & Oil »ncy. power, not of the self-seeking but the serving kind. hD stutiijrc l a m mac and see h i ' .hmi a ijimiler of a century, been Y our sombre eyes fixed full upon Mruiiac fact a j itiffei'ent- from the sun. o i e 'c a i i lt type probi^ily, as tin* M an's cruelty bus won you this I'aeci of a l a d e i i l is ilifferent from despair, that of j. suafisb. "Music bath charms lo soothe a savagi breast. And holds you captive to his enterprise, AND y f l E N C E W ild , learn ami To soften rocks, or bend it knotted oitW?" Who paced the untrodden hig h ­ reei ril I In* luneurcri's of o foreign I've read that things inanimate have moved. plat e , taaph* by railin. mare nas­ roads of the air, And. as with living souls, have been i n f o r m ’d. ty tli'ii it lent te d to rend the Frecborp inheritor of . wind and By magic num be rs and persuasive sound." ■uniform insi nptions. Mat’s, ’mil­ skies. Sanford, by sonic stroke of good fortune, will be t r e a t ­ lion , nf yeai uiber Ilian eitrlli Rut we who gaze in c in r le s “ ed this w in te r to several pro grams of such music. T h a i thr e e ai.iy tefii 11 loir m ieiitisls that which *■ arrogance. W e m e not free; we fold our of t h e world's greatest musicians, while pa ss in g up <>r- out,I take them centuries |n b a n In.' thctm i-hc \ , ymiie: Children, m oulting wings luudn, should select our cilv in which to give t h e i r recitals, j i.nce they inn imdersUind speech And hug the prison wall of m should be regarded as a distinct honor. Kit h e r the cele­ nnd leiid, lentn with am aziai; rapi\ cutnslunce, b r a t e d a r t i s t s are coming to n g a n l Sa nfo rd as having a | * ity in!t:>: tin y never could have Submissive to the Imnds of com­ high dehree of itpppeenitinn for th in g s beautiltil, or they I ai ied ! -; t !ieni**elVes, so this mon thing*— ---t ,\*>ioii* planet, ami its baby civili­ ‘ O r if we strive to sour, our puny m u s t over-estimate il> size. zation. i nly 1 i .mm y e a i, from tlw* In ei th e r case u<- s im n-c lv trus t Hint S a nf ord people ntte S trength ! sturn* am*, will leatn with tnBut takes the mensure of mu will avail themselves of this oppo rtu nit y which many peo­ eii nh!e peed, u hi a it talk, tn old­ tether's length. ple of many cities might g<> it lifetime without having. er planetary iieitiltbors. — By 'Virginia Lyre Tunstnl, T he s e concerts are being sponsored bv the {’ha ndier o f 1 . . . . . . ...... .. i f — In The Lyric— Commerce^ which deserves a great deal of credit ■dls.- I'.M l .l .k l. I 1.0 I KIN, wtio for its ,ix> ^ m Fb'tbuxh mil, plays bridge, p a rt in bringing them here, and a re heartily endorsed by (••1.> of mu* liuml thul will interest As yet the Deir.jeruts haven't other players. She pit kctl up l-’t ^ h i t upon anything to fight about; all ou r civic organizations. In iris, and uiili much gile bid four Geraldine F a rr a r, who will be beat’ll in Sa nford on 1 he bu^ just wait until the con vent mn meets. evening of F e b ru a ry is one of the few Am eric ans w h o I''bibs ami m i- doubled. She then j(| foil four benits. Her opponent, be­ ----------------- o — — - — have a t ta in e d international fame in t h e musical wor lieving that Miss I'lolkin wiis "rimW nndfr why President Cnol- She studied .singing under Berlin and Baris m a s t e r s and m ng away " Irmu her eiitli bid, idge tun!. Mrs. Cnntidgv to Hava ma de herffdvhut m the Berlin Koval Opera House in 1001 douided the four heart hid Mis* m i'w ith him. Doesn't he know Dial It was not until HR Hi t h a t pint),in iodnuhldi', and her side I Invalid i* not that kind of a as M ar guerit e in " F a u s t . " -cored 1Hi beiow Die line, I'ig stum s he t a m e to the Metropolitan Opera House w he re she h a s and place ? f fa- redoubling s to le aliovr. An Unusual Opportunity , since appeared in the roles of Butterfly, Mniion, Micaela, Slush investigations continue Mignon, Elizabeth. Tosca. Zerliua, Juliet, and others. T H E IM PORTANT tiling about l i ’a funny how, m uch n-mt»ii will ’rite next of the concert s t a r s who will be he ard here the hand is tin- fuel that it in te r­ ~i>ay to get into office and then ests more .than lil.OUO.oOO people a f te r he’s there, he’d give his shirt is F r it z Kreisler. He will bring his famous violin to San Those who have not ,1|»I would Mol lw seriously interford on th e evening of F e b ru a ry 1 » . tn get nut. Robvit Elliot, the man who exe­ cuted Ruth Snyder nnd Judd Gray for thn sta te , is now said to Insu ffe rin g with a nervous break down. Do you suppose his con­ science troubles him ? yet learned to love the violin should give themselves this ( ‘imuVV-V.mVJ.Uu^ *\il|ViV‘‘"V.y omiortunity ; it will wholly captivate them. Kreisler was i Kuripides. How much would be jorn in Vienna and served with the Austrian army dur* meomplisiird in « year, if the ing the war. Wounded, he was granted a leave and start- thought devoted u> arnige were us­ ed on a concert tour of this country.- He was forced to ’ ,,,t ror «ll,>"‘Hriiig w orth while, abantlon it on account of the prejudice existing at that -p| ji . WARNED o. O. M<time against the Entente. ! Intyte -says: "The h ig b e n salary Rachmaninoff is a long word hut we trust it will not paiil to It female theatrical s ta r this frighten anyone awav from the eoneert on March !) hy 1 1ceson is 5 >(itio a week. She iso i it, nobody is. one of the world’s two greutest pianists. This man, as worth Yiiu lead also that n new p artner his name would seem to indicate, is a Russian, being born j_in a grout financial concern will in Novgorod, hilt for several years he lias lived in this court- gi I $1,000,am) It year, about fZO.OOH try and at present maintains a home in New York City, We a week, He cun easily earn it, if a man is w orth a fa ir share of what venture the opinion that he is as much of an American as lie produces. many in that city. It is not often that we have the pleasure of hearing T H E TR O U B LE IS TH A T thea­ musicians of this quality. When the opportunity is given trical stars, p a rtn e rs in great us, we should avail ourselves of it. Save your nickles and banks, and a fe w 'o t h e r fortunat* excepted, tin- average dimes now and hear one of these stars, if you can't hear individuals man gets, not what in* produces, them all; you will not regret* it. but as little as he can be made 'u * Have you eontributcil your bit to the K. E. Hall F u n d ? If there Ik nny doubt in your mind ax : i w hether this boy is deserving, go *n the bospilal and .nlk to bint. You'll like him. --------- 0 -------Apologizing for app e arin g sab jtclous, we cun't help bu t won­ der how this Seattle society girl, - whd plans to m arry the Munurnjuh of Indore, will feel, when she finds Therself with two or three little 1 brown skin butdes to look nfter. --------- o ---------W hat wan it fo'.e Dlensc said ----------------------- o ----------------------about the selection of Houston for it the convention s i t e ? — that the Democratic party was going to Hell anyw ay nnd Houston in the DENVER EVENING NEW S l l suinm er time wu* ubout as near ox • It could get and still In* in the Let's get rid of the horse," wri- * Without his aid America could UnRcd Ftatcs. tos John T. Flynn in an article r e - j hardly have been developed. He it ■ ■ o -------------plete with common sense. Flvnn i was th a t drew the prairie ^" Uncle Benjamin of the Palm iwints out that our modern schooner "over her endless plains. “teach Independent, referrin g to «trests are no place for a slow e- lie pulled the plow through the .- if a r tin r r d H athaw ay, says thnt quinc and reminds us that sooner or firxt furrows in the west's virgin Fa has alw ays voted fo r a candi­ luter we shall he obliged to forbid soil. He apeeth)’! the hunter upon date nrcrrdlm - to Ids a hi I ity, not horse drawn vehicles in cities. ids way. He raced th a t llie white i f " acrount c f the place where he Those of us whose memory can settler mi gilt escape the . Indian 'w a s born. Docs that apply to run hack to the infancy of th e a u ­ warrior. He has toiled to make us Bsidcnta too? tomobile bold in affection some bread. He has died upon our —o--------family steed that went jogging battlefields, this tam ed beast with nt*rnor Martin has opened bis through th e stree'.t ca rry in g s tra n g e wikTiiistincls, who left for­ itorial torlal campaign cam paign with nn e d ­ 'youngsters to school. Die w ork­ ever ids freedom nntl bis windy Ircsa in F ort Pierce .in which he man to his luhnrx, the doctor upo ft,-Putins to become mini's burden aid, "Florida m ust have more ag- his rountis or the minister to his’ I * n e a r e r . He bus helped to make the / salve representation In the pulpit. T<> us the passing 'of th e history of tsvery gre at nation. j^ationol capital if the s ta te is to horse, which we realize is an eco­ We have ra p tu re d and tamed ami '-ro'.m'r.” We bop- Governor M a r­ nomic necessity, must l*« filled t*s*d him and uovvJ MW wu cast him ntin will »ocn give f an ford a good with sadness. For Dobbin has hide. lUc. stauneh frit*flu. H iu h 'n g rocks The horse is doomed. Tire j u g ­ may (till be found In sleepy vil­ g ernaut of efficiency rides yon Why la It that tho papers keep lages. Second only to Die dog do we down. The machine age needs you •aying that Miami and t *-1 V ” him. I no more. Your service to humunity lie are the onlv two ebb** which Thus, however, does civilization has been rendered. Hut, as you fude ill bo visited by Preskdcnt Cool hasten onward. One by 0m* the Into y o u r last corral, you take our r* when *nrvryoo4i v knows that luxuries of bygone days become affection with you into oblivion. 5frll1 also xisit Key West?— the relics of tomorrow. The horse, We acknowledge with gruU tifle tpa Times. Well, you aee, the m an’s moat faithful friend, Is about your love and dub you friend— m oan _ r ■t M■ M miy l - %WQ cities lo, f p ' Let us, at least, consider you, the b est serv an t mnn baa THE PASSING OF THE HORSE £ . i. ally within tb* UnReJ States. what wc, owe to this noble animal: ever hud.—Denver Evening News, take, usually a little more than it n isls lo keep hint alive and work­ ing. A LOCOMOTIVE engineer haul jug the lead of 10.000 stage coach­ es, is no b ette r paid, cost of living considered, than the stage coach d river of 100 years ago. And a w o­ man keeping up with a modern elcclric o r steam driven machine pro­ duces 100 times as much us her great-g ra m lm o th er produced, and gets little more than her groatg randm other got. The world of huil­ lness has learned to organize and produce but has not learned to he generous. It will learn. WILL ROGERS, whose horribly painful duty is always to he witty, says he favors “ equal opportunities fo r none and special privileges for all." We a r c f a r from thul, hut no farther than we are from th a t a r ­ rangem ent reversed. NOW W E KNOW THAT the volcano la one o f the ea rth ’s sufcty valves, releasing surplus hentz iw ilT.ig more land on an ocean too ’•'g. Rome dny men will-take the hint, tap ea rth 's interior fires, iv hum esaing volcano force ua they hnrnessed the lightning, instead leasing energy inexhuuatlblej of fearing it. (3) The Guidon Rule, , which is J penalizing, rounded- upon the same Law of of, --------Luisy ... . buirlu-ring. ..... business. I..... J t■ Io■ n■-■.d,ia,, and 11-1, _ --------& .hara'-siag H has Action and -Reaction as underlies 1 ace'll im iiin g capital into this study of phyaies, chemistry, late ami protecting it a f te r ii mechanics and the other sciences, 'ins, been invested. While the re ­ (•I) Eternal Life, which is m ainder of the states have been merely the Law of Conservation 'm y creating bureaus, ami com­ •f Energy applied to the spiritual missions, anil increasing 1tuxe-.. sid" of our lives. Florida i- t "day adm inistering it state affairs in the same simple rhese were tin* four groat m es­ manlier that it did a tjuarler of a sages which Jesus taught. Every ■entury a c It has a governor lie i as sotiini' and as demontnd ins eiiliihet, a supreme vmiit, - t ruble us a problem in geometry. i laiiioad <omitiission, a state Your grandchildren will know this highway rnnimis-iuii, and a stale and 11 emenduusly benefit therehealth In.aid. n"t)iing else. And so ftoin. I want you and your child­ :» i iii'inii all.- and splemlnPy liaye ren of the present generation, who the i ff.lil- of our s tate been ad are sort nf "betwixt and between," ■ninistei'i'il a that, ait hough we t i benefit therefrom also. ni^V more paved highway., and \ on who read tliis Letter must nine publii iinprovemeiits than my stale m lb,, union per capita. "**t blame religious leaders of the generations H o n d a has in s tate bunded in- tm sent and past lebletlness ul any kind or eliuract simply fieeaii.se religion bus not er, and lias in the state treasury been taught along modern lines. ,it t ju, p n s i n t tune approximately Hun ly any xubjeet was properly five million thdlaes in casli. 1 tie taught titiltl recent years. The ally met boil of raising revenue siieiice of astronomy came from -uperstit intis teachings of for s tate p u ipus 's m Florida is hy the in occupational tax, a gas dine astrology; the science of history' ••ly a development of mythmil automobile ,ax, ami an ad valorem tax on teal and per-nhsil j “ logy; w hile chemistry is nn outiropcrty. And. iillhnugh all the i growth of alchemy. Even in my impel t * <.f th. tat,, i ; worth tip- ; day tin* teaelong and practice of ooximatelv six billion dollars, r .meuieine mis entirely changed. . ns-e.-seii mi ilr-utils, public util- The tenching nf religion is only . JI'S, real mid personal properly, | gojng thru a similar change. More•veryfiling a t ' the insignfieant 1"vet*, renu-mher thnt it is to mn of seven hum.tcd and fifty I teliglnils teachers that the world i;jilimis of <1- liats, onlv about 12 largely owes stteh scientific prn,,-r cent of its value. ' ] * ? '* * " '« " " w enjoying. If we arlv history oi of | ,.n' why vv[,v study !,‘,1«1.V the ienrlv of any a So it can easily he sietY the a rts or science, we find thnt Florida dove not have and tloes not the original work was dune in iced a franchise tax, or a corpora­ some monastery on some hill in tion tax, or a corporation stock Europe. •ritnsfer tax, or it severance U.x, j»r The aitswt r to your question ux intangibles, or -*n income lax, may be Dmt tbeso ennseerated r an InlltiLiianui tax. eliureh lenders were so anxious to Florida a- a slate stands in a help their fellowmen in the way lass by itself. No other state in they desired help thnt they over­ .he union is in the same financial emphasized the mnterinl things. -pndition that Florida is in. “ How e oihl the church fulfill During 11*2*1, when such false Christ's command nnd give," n propaganda affecting the solvent v great theologian once asked of me, uni credit of Florida and its insti- "until it hud the wherewithal to utions was being circuled through- giv e?" II erne, perhaps like the ,ut the United S ta tes as no other shoemaker'- children, tho church ,tate has been subjected tn in the has gone barefooted spiritually! •listory of this nation, here never But you must not make the same vas a tim d when all the hanks of mistake; you must do better and Florida combined borrowed front capitalize both your souls and your he Federal Reserve bank of ibis soles! listriet ns much ns seven million of lollnr's. And there never was i moment durng thnt entire time when the Florida banks had dolosits in the Federal Reserve bunk ,f (be banks of this state on the ' lollars. The published statement* j if tiie bunks of this slate on he 'unt cull of the comptroller of U*o urreney showed Floridu banks to ic in more liquid condition and to i lave more cash tis compared to | otul resources thnn the hunks of m y other state in the union To- } day Florida hunks as a class are | lending money on call in New j York City. Last year, in the paym ent of in••otne, tuxes, Florida had gained nore in percentage than any other tote In the union ami was ninth in point of siZe. Alhough it has less copulation thnn any stute in the '.outh, it paid the extraordinary sum of fifty-one millions of dol­ lars f o r incomo tuxes' more than the irrent state of Texas, more than Virgiuia and N orth Carolina com­ bined, northern Maryland and Vir­ ginia nntl the District of Columbia 1 combined, more thnn Georgia, Ain- ‘ liuma, Mississippi, A rkansas, Ten­ nessee uml South Carolina com­ bined. And for the same year Floridu was tlue the treasury de­ partm ent for Inheritance ‘ tuxes the extraordinary sum of seven millions, three hundred thousand dollars, the fifth state in the' union in point of umount, nnd n gre ater umounL than all the remainder of the sixteen southern states com­ bined because all the southern s t a t e r —with the exception o ’ '*• - . I CECIL L. RINES Filling- Station 1G01 W. F ir s t S». P R’ 0U P 8p*»mo<i4,.c I ^ relU vedby^^^^ relUvedbra O w m rai y Ellon J. Moogl Architect •P ja t.X .l’1 Rank ft c- ^ Simn.nl Florae 1 QUICK SERvj| j Transfer ! , Hiu.ling, Crating, Shi* ' a n d Storage, We are prepared loj,] kind of transfer serti •REASONABLE j Phone -198 (JOl E. 3d [rrr, .jaftyy.c • 1 LUMBERl and Building Materials Security Lumber Phone 797. S hcafcr's I.gyd Ray Refln — F or Autos — Gives full Driving Eight r.n| at all times. .Mitkes Dimming I’nne.'fim Absolutely Non-fllirdinj Patent A pplieil Foi Tlicy a re inexpen-ive. Atl| dem onstration at 113 Kim, Sanford, Fla. k r.i W CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 1 v FOR RENT Ilnuling-Cralitur-SJtippinK Side-Track Fa fill lies Phone 30(1 N. Maple Avenue In L C C II ARBOI One Ralph VV. Lossing I r o o m , on e 5 r# ant! tint* (> r o o m house, M ^r— 'i heso houses sre mode in every respect, and 1 rent I* reasonable. FURS Also have two 2 roe apartments partly fl ished. We are paying highest cash market prices * fur Coons, Opossum, Skunk Wild Cats dtiil Foxes Fields Fur Co. 10."» N. Park Ave. Next to Yultlrz. Sanford, Fin. You will have lo Ihesc to appreciate them. G. S. WITMER !*• 0. Rox 339 Sand ford. II phone 254 — M Mortgage On m Loans improved residence property and business Bal dwi n Mortgage Co . ec our local rtiutiKi'l S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Fla. FIRST CHURCH of CHRIST SCIENTIST of Sanford, Florida announces a free lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY PAUL A. HARSCH, C. S. B. of Toledo, Ohio Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother- nu u The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachu­ setts. < Thursday Evening, January 19 th, 1928 WOMAN’S CLUB 8 �«*» : S C P ^ 'l ’T ' ’! Mrs, A. M.^DeForest Entertains A t :!:( Cbuntry Club Honoring* Mrs. White Exquisite xquisite In In every detail was W inter.I,nrk.-A*rx. iV iU h u n .lI_ llu l-th o - b r i d g e - p a rty g iv e n -S a ttrr d a y . ... . . . _ ..fi__ ___ I... \ •_ V* Inrtrtd der., Mrs. H enry Minirk of Long- afternoon by Mrs. Karla E. Jones wood, Mrs, W. D. Ballard of Alta- ut her home on Magnolia Avfcnuc, when she entertained honoring monte, Mrs. Gcorgo Davis Hart, Mrs. Donnld G. Powers, a recent Mrs. L. I*. Hagan, Mrs. David bride. The rooms of this a t t r a c 1 Caldwell, .Miss Alice Caldwell, Mrs, live home were beautifully adorn- Telephone' 148 MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. social One of the most elrJtorntA _ f~ n ff‘-iirs o..ri'l. f the’past weekI. and ...... one ,in which the gracioifa hospitality of the hostess w as reflected In ev­ ery detail, was the luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Anna M. Do F o r­ rest a t the Sanford Country Club, hollering Mrs. Brooke Cl. W’hite J r „ J. N. Whitncr. Mrs.- F. Me JSchiio Joe ttr.ChTnViidea--rrnrnT«f^mnn» ^LJacksuiuim^iM e «.gtmtv.tTthc|pav«m>r Mr^ ^ ^ W J ^ r ^ i ^ \W J . Thigpen, Mrs. W. Morton Saturday from Jacksonville where D. A. R Thigpen; Airs. K. S. Dutton, Mrs. The spacious club lounge was he spent the past week. converted into a veritable bower John W, Meiseh J r ..Mrs, G. Irving [Monday . Loiicks, Airs. Raymond Kcj), Mrs. Miss Betty Houston spent the with quantities of potted palms, Missionary Society will O n e O f Hrcutest Musical C«me­ week-end with friends in Orlando. pinnts, feathery boughs bf bamboo C. H. Vlstey of Tangerine, Mrs. p'elgck a t the home and numerous baskets filled with Frank Evans, Mrs. Glenn E .Mc­ dics Produced In Past Seve­ JO*. Shinholsor cm Oak deep red snap dragons and gladlo- Kay Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, M™rn’! Years Will lie Shown To Mi s Ethel Till is left Sumlay Arrington, Mrs. Fannie S. istessefl' fo r thd a fte rLocal Theatergoers 1st Time evening for Daytona Beach wlicro lia. The national colors, red white Stella Munson, Miss Emily Smith and iftul blue were featured in the de­ she will spend the week visiting bo Mrs. F. B. Adams, Mrs. Fred Dnigcr. dti-y, Mrs. John Sliced, "Queen H igh," said to he the her brother and wife, Mr, and Airs. corations and appointments o fthe luncheon table which was arranged [Hand, Mi* il. B. Mc- g re a te s t musical comedy success Rov Tillis, .in a U shape. The central table tho* stage has. had in years, will 11. A. McCauley, Air. and Mrs. -C. A. Rnuierson was adorned with a large crystal be presented tonight a t tho Mi­ tho Presbyleriun Auxcolonial candlelabra holding white lano T h e a te r a t 8:110 o'clock. It timl sister, Aliss Lillie Raulerson 7nect a t 3.oi» o’clock at comes to this city a f t e r its re­ c;f Miami, left Saturday for Balti­ tapers, .while a t intervals were smniler candlesticks holding red jij places: m arkable trium phs in Now York, more Aid., where Mr. Rnuierson and blue candles. Alternating with will receive treatm ent « t Johns one, Mrs. E. J . Routh, Boston and Philadelphia and Chi­ (continued from pnge one) the candles were blue crystal howls Hopkins Hospital. leetfl w ith Mrs. Koulh cago. holding red sriftp dragons. E xten d ­ sumine Aveue. "Queen H igh" is the musical 1 Pete Rones of Haines City spent ing down tile length of the tables there any mention of Mexico, nor 2 Mrs. John Baker, version of tho famous comedy,* “A the- week-end here visiting friends. were feathery garlands of a s p a r a ­ Tacna-Aricn, nor any of the other meets with Mrs. A. C. P air of Sixes", which had big sucgus ferns interposed with red glad- controversial problems t h a t ' have ioLiir.’FTtt&itWig’a o r MiPWOtts-wcre arisen' between' American Govern­ [Magnolia Avenueci;a$ th roughout i,hc. co u n try some - Mr*. ‘ Alice* E. Hill T.ml house • h ' Mrs. P'. T. AVakc- time ago. i t tella the amusing guest Mrs. Alice. Woodcock of Ire­ designated with hand painted cards ments in recent years. IID mes­ man, m eets with Mrs. story of two p a rtn e rs who q u a r­ land leave Tuesday for a motor done In quaint old fashioned girls. sage dealt entirely with the ideal­ £ t two o'clock a delicious five istic aims of Pan-Americanism, jsscll on Celery AvenUc. relled cdntinunlty and of the trip down the E ast Coast. course luncheon was served. "The sOvoriegnty of small n a ­ fo.,4,' Mrs. W aller Buell, scheme devised by the firm lawyer During the serving of the cours­ tions is respected. l t ; is fo r the [m ee ts| with Mrs. A. C. to make peace. The laughable pos­ Tandy Prypjj,,\\*l»o Inis been es a moot enjoyable program was purpose of giving stronger guar-, Ids, 2471 Palm etto Avo. sibilities of such a situation are spending tin* w inter here on to. 5, Mrs. Howard Isuig easily seen, and when- a love ne*n' for the P ryor Construction presented, which opened with the antics to these principles, of in­ j meets w ith Mrs. H urry story, or two of them (to he ex­ Company, left S aturday to join lii,s singing of "America." Mrs. John creasing the amount and extend­ Leonard!, regent of the Sallie H a r­ ing the breadth of these blessings, 1002 Magnolia Avenue, act) are wpven into the plot, the family at Tampa. rison Chapter, made a most de­ th a t this conference has b cen'ns(o G, Mrs. S. A. Irwin result is an evening of brilliant Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis and lightful little talk, welcoming the somblmfe----- ---------*-------------meets with M rs. Irw in and diversified entertainment. children of Daytona Beach spent guests and introducing the hostess jolia Avenue. "Our most sacred tru s t lint' “ Queen H igh” has been con­ the day hero Sunday as the guests and speakers. Mrs. Do F o rre s t in been, ami is, the Jo. 7, Mrs. II. M. Kumh-j establishment her usual charming m anner gave and expansion of the sp irit of Inian, m eets with Mrs. L.j ceived and .executed in the spirit of the forpicr’s parents Mr. and greeting from the chapter. Mrs. R. of the present generation, end in .Mrs. W. A. Tillis. on Celery Avonue. E. Tolar past regent of the local Democracy*. No doubt we shall oopsequrnoe, apoed a n d comedy a r e make some false s tu rts ami e x ­ Jo. 8, Mrs. S. E. Gillon Robert J . Holly Sr., left Sunday chapter m ade a short talk. Mrs. perience soma disappointing r e ­ meets with Mrs. L. W. the key-notes th a t carry the* enTheodpre St raven of Do Land, past Jacksonville where wnero he m- will \* Celery Avenue. ------- - terta inm ont forw ard a t a Jnt-nlh- fr.r .ineusonvma spend a short time on business fg a ­ state regent and chairman of the actions. But we have put our con­ lesii pace from curtain to curtain. jo. 0, Mrs. C. r . Vincent ing from thi re'J .0 OwJii where in* Keynpnoit Association responded fidence in the ultim ate wisdom of meets with Mrs. E. D. The cnsl and chorus were ebosen will attend the State Chamber of J o the welcome address in behalf llu* people. Wo a r c thoroughly VOO Palm etto Avenue. with this object in mind and the Commerce Meeting. committed to tlie principle th a t of the visitors. Mrs. 11 ark ness of ISoclfiy rehearsal a t 7:110 restill' is a mad whirl of singing, Do Land, regent of the Col. A rth u r they are better fitted to govern t lie Woman’s Club under dancing and lau g h ter against a Erwin C hapter was also amoDg themselves than nnyonc else is to Misses. Maud* I-nke and Mil­ of romance and [ship of Mrs. W. H. Leak. background the speakers and brought ^ g r e e t­ govern them. We do not claim dred. Holly have returned from O r­ who hnvo copies of tho beauty. lando where they have been visit­ ings frqin her chapter. Mrs. Tid­ immediate perfection. But vve do The hook and lyrics of "Queen ing a tin- guests of Mrs. Frank* well Mrs. Ahldger and Miss G re­ expect continual progress. HD asked to bring them. It Is gory of OiIambi brought greetings better for the people to make .'s.GuibV (i/ Holy Cross H igh” were Written by Lnurenec Tim engagement of Miss Grace from llu* Orlando Chapter, Miss their own miidnks than to have Church' will m eet a t Schwab and It. (i. DeSylwi. The rk nt tin* Parish House. musi< ul score is by Lewis E. Piner of Atlanta, Ga., to Mr. it. li- I. A. Twitchell, past s tate histo r­ some am* else make th e ir mistakes U. will have entrrtuin- (iensler, who has embellished it Randall <*r this lity , formerly of ian, Airs. R. E. Stevens, stale for them." Iho Junior High School at with music of iilu'ng melodies and Atlanta. Ga., is announced. Tin* chairm an ot'*RPudents Loan, and in no other part of the world, lie); eonsisting of inu.sir roystering songs. Sammy lx-e, weil ling will take place the la tter Airs. Robert Mhailor Holmes regent the President declared, can n a ­ of Abigail l!n. t'lo'.-mew C hapter tions come together with such a iniit pageant in cclcbratimi ■who staged the dances, did •timi- part of this month. Ij-iith anniversary of the J lar sendee for "No, No. Nanette” ; were those from Daytona Beach unity of purpose, ami so free [of the 18 0 1 Aineiidmeiit. I the .Marx Brothers in "The t ’oeoawho gave delight fu llalks. from historical jealousies and r a ­ leoidially invited, A most interesting p aper on cial prejudices. rgau Clul> will meet at the i n.it*»"j the new Ziegfield Follies, "Historic limac at Tnllnhnsscc" and “Rio |{itii”. Among the ptin"Von mine* together," he said, Mrs. It. B. Odum on West ■ had been prepared by Airs. L. 1*. "under the present condition und h Mrs. Odum an d Mrs. B. 1ei’imls iirti sut'h well-known a r t ­ Hagan, ami r ad by Mrs. R. K. ists as Eddie tinrvie, Dave Alalleii, jin as hostesses, Tolar. All's. Brooke White gave a the future expectation, or p ro ­ |No. :t of the Uusnry Cnn- Neil follins, Carrie Glenn, Mnrv ' "Know Hotiilii Week" was ob- splendid talk on "National De­ found peace. Aon are continuing Georgette Arml):eld,l erveil l.y tile Hopper Academy, ftu s e ," saying that she cared not to strike a mw note ill interna­ «>f All Souls Churi'li Mnrlyn, at It: 1)0 o’clock at the Thomas Hod, <Jn, linnny tEDonr.e’. l . ' ep-r. -I m litml, tint mg 1lie pa t for llu- differences of the Nation, tional gatherings by maintaining a lA lrs. J. C. A yn xT . on M y r- Arlyite White, Dorothea I mnu, in e|:. Daily prqgtam s were ivu; hut for the indifference by not forum in which not the selfish in­ and n large coterie of proCy dilut­ ili-red, tin- one on Friday living as voting, stating that the firs t line terests of a few lull tile general ing gills. TUESDAY e Hows: of defense iv.t ' tin- ballot box. She welfare of all wijl be considered. (iption Bridge parly nt "With law and charity as our of .pointed out t|h.tt lines of drfem o thing r My Country 'Tis nek r.t the Yacht Club Jit* m>t only by being prepared with guides, with that ancient faith Thee” S ilOnl. I'iivle No. :t Rosary ('On­ a r r i s ami military and naval de­ which is strengthened when it reSerii lire Reading. ly of All Soul'i Church. I'raver <'b inled Srliool. partm ents hut that the women of quin.s sin riflee, we shall anchor Lord R mg Ruiishini Bovs and Gills the nation should .assist by w atch­ al la-t in the Imrlior of justice ami Is for ilie afternoon Mr . School, ing what is taught their children truth." iglit, M is John Sehirai.l An iimiMiaJly illy icily alTiiir i f i in* Paper. O ur S ta te " <i. I . Davis. ill the Si holds ami colleges ar.d also . T\ E. Kotiniillat. The ail-lienee vvhieli beard Mr. past Week a a.-* ln;ii n| Suluninv PiH'ins, "Hom.riJ ig I'lnrnia” ir: Hie home. T. II. will give an enter- ev- niiig u in u the Inc iJa 1 • i i ti*** r.oohdge expound the idealism of Other visitors to the chapter I’nn-Ameru-a was one of the most at the Junior High "Ne P.iii .” a i.ieui ynitn i: mcn'.s l lull. Iran e Brown. ■'What I Learned were Mrs. It, < Maxwell, assistant distinguished ever gathered Sentences. [Auditorium in celebration Wl IT i n 1- 1 ill n di ii ghl I'ul inn ty in Vhmil Flip I la ':l.is Week" Fifth principal of the Seminole llign any Latin-Amerieun capital. It iglilli anniversnry of the .■I t'ry - ia i I ike. School; Airs. Stella Arrington, included delegates from nearly a Mtn h m> n inicn e .i i-ntl ti will) tjr.ide Pupil of liie Eighteenth A-ldicss, ‘C lim ate of Florida," supervisor of i In- P rim ary Sellouts, score of countries, large and gam e mid culilc t » i.r >11 l.diil leal. "Six C i t e " A, Ji-nkin . Airs. Frank Evans, president of small from tile United .Slates on lar luei ling of Hu* King i a f t e r whii li the ln<\ Ad-bes-. • t -tin al inn of Florida," the Spanish Mar Veterans Auxitiv ( I t a of the Methodist s a n g a nu iuir nl ri 11-1*1i(»tlM ul'iilll E, Thomas. . the north to Chile and Argentine I m i > , Alts. G e n ig e \\ . Knight. ,,,, | | , t. ao u th .’Among the delegates Iwill In held at H:(Ml iiTInrl; l li-' l a r g e I id'fie** nl ir h ll.lll licotl Solo. "In I ha ids." M i s. A nil- president of the Auxiliary of U Indys inline o| Miss Edith Yam, t a n k on tin like Mini c Mrs. (. Were a number of foreign mliiis\\ illia m s. al <> gave i iiuinlx’i' nl strong. | American Legion; Mrs. W. J .Thig- ters of their respective countries, llnWi . Avenue. (•'•-lit rihlltioll* to I "John Got i l-eaut i full y rendered i nllf t alt O M1|n n, president of the U. II. C. pnst or present, including KecSide Parent T e a c h e r . Ion. lit. a ted IVl'tlH't' i uml n arsli- Florida," M J. ii -dis. Covers were laid for Airs. Brooke relary of State Kellogg and his will.be held a t: :i:l)0 m a ib .w s a m rmen ted with n licnii •Tim ida A’- II" - Serond Grade. E. White Jr., of Jacksonville; Mrs. Solo, "Florida My Florida," E. R. 1>. .Stevens, Miss I. A. Twitchell predecessor, Charles Evans |at Hu' East Sido Prim ary : u p p e r " e r e served In i in llu CVCGrand* n, Hughe*, who * lieuded tho aiag. and Airs. Ri/'ieit shuilor Holmes ef Adilre* . "II iV. We Hu Vo Been M- r >. We-iey will hold United States delegation. Near­ Ei-joviiig Hu’.- ilt i t lit fill .iff.li) Daytona; Mrs. Theodore Kiriiwa K now <Ih-erv ing, Benefited hv pi.-.-1ier at ?.mi e" foil ITT Wile All's. <lin. i vs g iiinins. Mi all of the laitinend AGs. Darkness of De lain I ly fe.cif 11 . K. B. McCracken Alieo Elder. Miss i: E. Gi iffili. Florida \\ H I . B. Reid. Anieriean Ambassadors to WasbMrs. Tidwell, Alls. Abbiger an.I Itawi.ld. 1dell Alias P iarle Ruli mi. Miss Gregory of Orlando, Mi-. lens women’s circle of the Allll't ntet te, M i c Nu tain* 1 nriisJohn l.coniirdi, Mrs. George G. P'li'm 1 htil'ch meet:’, a t (J.JO worth, Miss E l n i c ,11111* r. Mi.-.' H en ing, Mis. It. E. Tolar, Mrs. at the church. Ella Ida 'I'ul Ier; mi, Mi- .; B* veriy W\ T. Fields, Airs. .Samuel Palest on Ir lligli School Parent Teu- Beiidcr, Ales* June T< rrcnrr. Miss j Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs. i.:i 1 II.» . i-M pli* conlrhulcd •tner, tli. Sanfori | At -ii mi inn meets a t II.IIU Tin Im.r W Ernest Krupp, Mrs. (i. D. llisltup, ?DI2.7n t* I 111 A'llinilcei'S of Am- ,Mrs. II, II. Pattinhall, Mrs. E. A. Jut tin Junior High Srliool. Verm* H int. Miss Kalla I me aril. M i s Eugenia David, Kobeil • lag day sale eonerica in Hu |C Ili’|i;irlme nl of tin* WontDotiglnss, Mrs. Beecher Kent of p h jncci .< at .'U)U o Mock at Mason. John Edwaj J Higgins. Dick, ducted her* *iii Ruturdny, a***:iilj Maxwell. Jack Hall, I'red Stanley, ing to an aiuimim’i'inent today. lb l ouse on Oak Avenue. J a c k Peters, Robert Vamy. Jam es An expressimt of appreciation of WEDNESDAY • Stoinoff. Je-se Neely,- Claude Hern­ the support given tho sale was Kulicrt J. Holly will en- don, L. P. Hagan Jr., C ldjoid l lw the Afternoon Ten Dupli* sell, P i l e Scbirard and Pepc Wiil- contained in the following s t a t e ­ ment given out today by those in [ridge Club a t 2:15 oVloel; era. , • EXPERT charge of the sale: home. ............... " T o the city officials, the news- i Trondo Meltae will enterpapers, the merchants who f u r ­ r It. Hei*ley, o f t.'lili-iigii nilitl hcr homo on Palmetto IMillmli Ip n i.i, i i n t t o m i l H fn in o 'u i nished tho incentives fo r the at R:(lo o’clodv honoring e x p e l l Is IIOW p o r s o n u i l v ill lilx children’s efforts a» well as to 11 eurgo Muffott, a recent K liir id tt h o m e , !<Xh Ho. I V i i I u h u Iii D r i v e . D n y t o i m T ie u*n, M u . ( A l ­ Miss Edna Chittenden was hos­ .Aliss EHzalietli Knight's capable 1 i ' .. * i w a y s i tc H lr a lile t o p l io o u o r w i r e :,e No. f> of the .Methodist tess F riday evening a t a most de­ leadership full credit should bo f o r a n u p p o l u t m t . n l . ) M r. S o c le } says: "ill have all day quilting lightful social courtesy given ut given; neither . iiiunI the public’s home of Mrs. J, I). P a rk e r her home on Magnolia A vend**, generosity “ T in - S p e r m a t i c S h i e l d w i l l n o t in pntronizng th e o n l y r e t a i n a n y cuh *i o f r u p t u r e complimenting Mrs. George Alat- youthful workers he om itted." rrtle Avenue. '- • p e rfe c tly . Inti c u n tru ctn tlie img Matrons Lunheon club fett, a recent bride. Calendulas Among the contestants Belling opening In lu ilaya on tlie averu u e c a s e B e i n g ii vast a d v a n ce­ v.ith Mrs. John Meiseh Jr., ferns and palms were used with tags, Hortcnsc David turned . in m e n t o v e r a l l f o r m e r metliodH pleasing effect about thc_n>l|in» the largest sum, $17.04; Cathcrin pk Avenue. e x e m p l i f y i n g l n M u i i t u i i u o u » e ffeels Im m ed iately a p p rec ia b le Pie 'I urner Circle o f tho First where the interesting games of Jackson was second with $1G.7H m o l w l i l i s t u a d i i i K tiny s t r a i n o r H Church wijl meet nt 11.30 bridge y e re played. nnd Bessie Reily had $11.44. o s l l b i i i n o m a i l e r D m elite o r Ji<>culioiii at the home at Mint K. 1J. Bridal designed tallies were used Fourth and fifth placed were won I. a r g u o r t l l f f l c i U t c n e oil (Ink Avenue, • . j •-*. o r InelM loiial r u p t u r e s ( f o l ­ Tor the gam es and when they had by M artha Syhiffley und Yirginiu I l o w i n g o p e ratio n s ) sp e c ia lly wl meeting' o f the' woman's boon concluded, scores wore com­ so lic ite d . T ill* lu M ru ttie n l relainton. p ared nnd the prize for highest Lnar>’ Society of the Methor u l v r d llu* o n l y a w a r d l u l l i i g MRS. W H ITE HONORED la*tul a n d In S p a i n , ' p r o d u c i n g urch at J:00 o'clock nt the score, a boudoir pillow was aw ard­ n M i l ls w i t h o (II s u r g e r y , I n j e e L ed Mrs. Robert Wright. The. low A jirotty compliment to Mrs. Jlons. n o d ica l Ira n i nietits or i ■( ' - ■score prize, a dainty hand rnmlc Brooke G. White Jr., of Jackson­ p r e f e r lo t I o n s . w l l I r v I l M t l o g u I x l o - d ” THURSDAY. iierso u S l p a t r o n s y i r N d t n a tio n s.' a'ar meeting o f T(SenilnoJo hurvdkerchijef w ent to Airs. W. R- ville, ns Mato iv” unt of the D. A. - I l l s m e t h o d h a - V a l i c a y M tie.-n Ihc city as m o s t s a t i s f a c t o r y . ■'—J g i t o )>r. Wder No. 2 O. E. tV at 7;30 F ort. F o r luiving »corf<l, highest It., who Dj Waiting Ik at tho * Mnsonfc j Temple, am ong thd men, Frank Thomas Ih«- guest of .Mrs. John W.. Meiseh w u 'r d H l i l p p e b , f o r m e r M e d i c a l R’he Jr. on Pnrk^Avcnuc was the din­ I X r e c t o r . I). H. N a v y . will ho an e U k u d u d d e to won u n e s t-o f ash trays. ( A I 'H tl.N — A ll i - s s r s s h o u l d h r lowest score made among the men n e r party given Wednesday even­ e siillu u ed u g u ln s t f h r u se uf u s ) "gnatlon of the secretary, r l n s l i r o r t t r b t r u s s « v ltk u u was held b y 1 Max Bradbury, w'ho ing by Mrs. John W. Meiseh nt ihul Robert E. Ix*o Rail nt 9. tiers) r a p s , n s s a m e r e s t w h e r e received a linen handkerchief.. Tho h e r home’. Blue,und gold the ll. A. I lir l u m p Is S u tl ui>l w h e r e I h r at the Hotel F o rre st Lake g u est of honor was presented a It. colors were "emphasized in both ' o g r n l l i g Is, p r o d u c i n g e o m p l l r s the auspices of the N. do Y. t lo n s i i e e r s a l l p t l u g surgldM t u p the derorutiooa and other details. ■bon bon dish us g ift from her ra.GhapUi .UI D. C. r ratio n s. Centering till* dainty appointed huxjexs. arley tin s do cu m en ts FRIDAY 111 A t a Into hour th e bridge tables d in n e r 'table was a blue bowl fil­ f r uMi nr. t h H e t'u iti- d H tn te s ( i o v e r n gressit'p Duplicate bridge were cleared and the hostess a s ­ led with calendulas. At either side i n e n t . W u e l i l n g i o i t . 1 > C. f o r I n ) po. l i o n . W e W ill h e g l u . l t o 3,:t)0 o c*ol'h ot Hotel sisted by Miss Tressie Air Kne1 tall blue cathedra) randies .burned Lit Lake, d etiio n slralii w ith o u t 'c h a r g e o r Public is m ost cor- served a salad course with Imt in silver holders. The place cards f it t p e r n If d cslrrd . I I u s I u Csh Invited. were also in blue and gold. A t sev­ d e n i s u d s p r e v e n t s . s t o p p i n g a n y chocolate. . O l l i e r p l a c e l u ( h i s s e c t ion. jm d IdupPloying bridge were Mr: und en o'clock a delicious five coflrso X. It— i K m y s t s l r m r u l I n t h i s dinner was served. brtygo a t 8:00* Mrs. George M affctt, A|r. urid Mrq. n u llr r h a s h e p s s e r l ll r d before t h e I ' r d r r i i l n o d S l s l r t o u r l s —nnd Mrs. Robert r F o rre st s t *Lake. Lake, W. It. F ort, Air. and ‘QUEENHIGH*IS TO tcial xlendar—- BEPRESENTEDiAT.r | Mrs. E^E.Jonefc Hoiiors McClelland IsThird Mjrs. Donald G.Powers Personals MILSNE” TONIGHT Coolidge De l i v e r s Good VVHl Speech At Havana Meeting Know Florida Week Is Observed Here By The Hopper Academy Young* Men’s Club Is Host At Crystal Lake Taj? Salt* Held Here Saturday Nets $102.70 Candidate For Job Of SeminbleSheriff Candidates for sheriff of Semi­ nole County' in the npproaching Democratic prim ary election were increased to three today with the fo r■m of J . . F . Mr. fomo. ■»■ ■»»a■l’announcement ■■■■■mu.ncmcm m ...i* i, noLtml ^ d « ! o » 7 and I other cut flowers. Tall yellow candles wore placed on tables and cabinets accentuating the color scheme of green and gold. The guests were greeted upon arrival by Miss Frances Dutton, while In the recoiving line were Mrs. Jones and the g uest of hon­ or, Mrs. Powers. The g u e s ts wero then directed to their places by Mrs, R. E . Tolar. Several games of progressive bridge were played d uring the afternoon and when scores wero collected by Aliss Fern Ward nnd Miss F rances Dutton, the f i r s t prize, a pair of hand painted candlesticks and candles was won by Mrs. A. D. Gray. The conso­ lation prize a daintily embroid­ ered guest towel, w ent to Miss Cloo Thayer. For having held the lucky card in cutting, Mrs. Lloyd Iloylo was given a bluo crystal ten bell. Mrs. Powers.received n p re t­ ty black lurquef tra y as ir.einento of the occasion. A t the tea hour the tables were sprend with linen covers and re­ freshments accentuating the color scheme and consisting of moulded chicken mousse, hot rolls, olives cheese straw s, cheese walnuts, stuffed dntes and coffee were s e r­ ved by the hostess assisted by Mi.*-* Dutton and Ward nnd Mrs. Tolar. Favors of nosegays fashioned of candies were on each plate. There were nine tables of play­ ers who enjoyed the cordial hos­ pitality of Mrs, Jones. Air. Me (.’Icllantl w a r born in f’oik county uml moved to Geneva when he was 17 years’ old. He en­ gaged in the ntock raising bjniness fo r eight years and in 1902 came to Sanford where he has inndc his homo for 25 years. ' Air. Ate Clellnnd was employed by Chnjic & Company for 10 years a f te r his removal to this city, w orking as a truck farm er. Three years ugo ho disposed' of his farm interests and entered tho real cstnte business, Ho is now a citrus grower, being in the employment of Chase & Company. » Mr. Ale Clelland has m any friends in Sanford nnd Seminole County who have repeatedly a p ­ proached him in an effort to in­ duce him to run for sheriff. An efficient nilministrntion of the nf* fairs o f 'the office is promised If he is elected. PRINCESS TODAY • ".r"' 41 X GARY COOPER ■ in ' "THE LAST OUTLAW" Comedies iV.7.‘>*, "d a n c i n g F o o l s " ■ and *' f "FAT IEM, ULV-AGAIN’’ POLICEMEN SHOT CHICAGO, Jnn. 10,— (IN S ) — An employee of tlie Pullman Car Company Shops suddenly becom­ ing demented here this afternoon, seized a revolver and: shot and probably fatally wounded two po­ licemen who in tu rn sent a volley of shots which caused his death. MILANE THEATRE Curtain At 8:15 Sharp Tin GMATIST MUSiCAl , su cctss iv e a • PaODUCkP'tH AMtVGA . comioy ingtou are delegates, and a few ex-proridents of the smaller "re­ publics also were present—nil a t ­ tracted by tho unprecedented uecnsioAi of a President of the United States journeying to LutinAmerienn to express the friend­ ship of the English-Speaking Peoples of the New World for their Spanish-speaking neighbors. nutA S \M E ATHE DAKS’ HISYOUR l Tuesday Dollar Pcnislcnl cinigli* nail cold* lead.to triious tronldr. Aon can Hop ihrm no*f with Groomuliuon, <ni rmulritird erctv solo that it plrasanl to take. Crcomuli-iiiti Is a new medical iliwovcry with Iwo-hdd action; it sunllics and licalt lhe iidLitned nM'luhrunct and inhibit* grim gruwlh. Of ail kncwvn drug*, crrotolo i* ,eeogni/cd hy High mniical authnrllie* a* unn ol lieu grcalcat healing ugrnciet lor pcrtitlcni cough* and cold* and cdicr fount of lliro.il (rouble*. (TromuJaion, tualuin*. in addition lo erro»otc,other '.'■rating rlrmrnlt which tool he nnd heal -he infected mcndiranc* nnd stop tho -Tritution and inflaiiiui.niun, while llin crc-osoli) goes on ti| the. ttoniacli, it uliauhed into ilie- blood, attacks the teat* •f ilm trouble and check* tlie giuwili if tlie germt. Creomultiun i* guaranteed tatiifaclory in ilia trratmrnl of pcrtitlcni coughs and cold*, bronchial aithnia, hroncliilis and other form* of rctplra* 'ory disrates, anil Is excellent for build­ ing up tho tvtlcm afkr colds or flu. Afoney refumiud if uny cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your ilruggid. (uilv.) •'*■ . $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 ..............$ 1.00 UV nre offering for Tuesday only, a lovely assortment of Linen Pieces—buffet sets, vanity sets, towels, apron, and also a few felt hats, for rW- ■ 1 Several odd items to clo u out at 5l)e w M i - t a d y ’s ? a). GO pairs of men's high und In sizes 10 und 11. out odds and ends daily for our bargain tables. The prices on all Shoes are now •lower than any time since ' the Sale opened J G I I . .S e e l e y , »#A ddress. IIK M Mu. I 'm ln s s ls a irtv r. Itn y tu u s llrark . T rlrp h u u e 11ST. 1 ^ . L o u i s G lo b e-D cm ctcra t "Electricity Is of alniiwt universal use. It caters to sunn* extent ««»»«: uli industry, and ta u very great exr-, tent In many industries. It J* the source of power for nil facilities ol communication except the m ail;'a*ii ' nearly all the transportation until!ties except the "rallruads, while its use in railroad transportation' Is th* creasing. It enters into the majority of homes. There are told to lie ihor'e " than 65.000 different uses of electricity. A force so general and so per­ vasive surely indicates bv the m?a»ure of its consumption the condition und trend of business." Men’s Large Sizes low black ami tun *hoe<t 11EN a commod­ ity becomes an essential element in m i many of a people’s activities that ils rqitsumptkfi la an Index of pros|MTity, the efficiency «f the industry which pro­ duces and distributes it is of vital importance to every citizen. The reason the use of electric power se'rvjes so well as a.bu siness baro­ meter is because it means so much more than a mere use uf power. Electricityha* increased the produc­ tiveness or labor 150% in - the last 10 years. Through iHe rapid exten­ sion of electrical service the American worker has from Tour to forQr tim es mure power at Jiu com ­ mand than his foreign competitor, and h is-w ages are greater in proportion. I DR.- Ji RVIDLER-Chlropodiit. _' *. i. , I -' | - ’ , l*-" ; I I— v.^*. ,-ir,’ .VttiX 1 \ rM iisk - ■ i V j. ■i \>ti'A1 r r ftr Jrtp fj- * t . :.*aM ... "•* *1 ' v *m But Just as for the work­ er, high curuing capacity and advanced ' atatuJards-' ‘ 1 '» of living depend on indi­ vidual freedom, so for the power iudustrjr ' ' freedom or individual initlhtlar* and an. abundant flow of capital are necessary to < meet public demand....... With' earnings limited by public regtrfation th a minimum fair return^ it Is' ' • essential for the ufolec- . •lion of the io ’dsamrr’a' right tu an adequate ;^upjily o f electricity .at fair prices that the principle uf individual inltiatTve, the wellspring of Aaaarlcan prosperity, hg iaajAlained. ^JR*. tH Lloyd Shoe Store 1 * d*i . $1.06 N ovelties... Pictures ... Brass Ware Glass Ware All This Week digging kitivy. iA if]il </. •;vj I 41; F»*|j [»i ya ;JI COMPANY THAT WAS SUCH A TREM ENDOUS SENSATION IN PHILAD ELPH IA A N D BOSTON At Daytona. WSSSmT w im r'tin*’been fo ftf Yf*d jMTl death of little E l e a n o r «. Rhamo, youngest'child of Mr. a n d . Mr$. 71 Sellers C. Rhanie, of Columbia. S.-C... and grand child of J u d g e ’ and Mrs. George G .'H e r r in g , d!i January, 14 a t IdlO A. M. .-. Mr. and Mrs. fl. F. ftfay of Commerce, Ga., arc the guests Joj' ! Alisa-Armio Afawkirat on Celery-Avenue." . . „ ____ , Mrs. C. L. Parks of Macon* 1■ is visiting here as the gbest j f hut' * . son and her wife, Dr, nnd M r v n . Charles JU'Parks at th llr homo In n Ed go wood, . . . , . ' Mrs, Lurtllb Yincent of .Macon, Gn., is the guest of. Dr. and Mri,-«' C. P. Parks at'their home’Jtj Edge-* wood. A . !■ *. ; Mr. nnd Airs. Royc R*. PIotW v nnd children and Airs. I.eq Echols have returned home Trom Pine*- ’ kard.AIa.. where th ey-sp en t seeeral weeks visiting rclaUvid,. *' mi Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Pippin o f * Blakely, Gn„ nre the house, g h o s t s 3 of Air. and Mrs. Roye Pippin nnd • R. F. Pippin. ' Electricity the Barometer Special V alues q£ Business* Rupture Miss Kdna Chittenden Is Hostess At Bridge II E K ( tI N r d i t £ t\ # H ) C i ) H D ' D R A b t' Z J* V M ' �'• " S 1 r\C E F O im « I 1'*■", THE ,SANFORFJ IIEftAflt). rMONttAtP"’J t\N tjX llY IB, i*Gft ’ 4 ^4 V 1f ?>*»W*/*' r* * *■“ 1 1 t/ r l * 1 1 ; “We that live to please m ust please to live ” . . . so spoke Samuel Johnson when he openea a London theatre some century and a half ago. Today it is even truer of the people who advertise to you.—~ _ —W hether merchants " or *manufacturers— whether they advertise hats or harness; powder puff or ploughs— the permanent success of every advertiser who uses these pages rest squarely upon his ability to please you. % T he goods he adverti Ses must be right. They must meet your approval in open comparison. They must please you in utility, design, quality, value and service. If they don’t, you won t .buy. A nd if you won’t buy, the advertiser 1 can’t live. T h at’s why advertised merchandise must be good merchandise— and that’s why there is protection, true economy and real satis­ faction in reading the! advertisements and being guided by them. . Advertising guides you to products that please. R ead'it regularly. j| *•t4‘; * • ^ i< . wHfi a, . ’ * iimry ) • . • * ri Q U f t J r n i .,;y :i . ' r,v, • 'll-) I <1I. HJJ 1 1 » ' * •JU O JO M Jt c ■ * �iSfla / • , M i^ i1*** ill* '■: ; -sin 1 <4. ^ . . t f 1***'**# ™x* n i r*r oi ##■*lift **##*«*•« MM t l l i M l *f **.*%»*• \-r»~,*’i .% ■ I t l M i ft* Radio Programs UsilX Heral* J U ).J 1 A T O S In Ad?an®& LdT. win be received * and collector eent for paT»«»t* „..._.10c n line ____ 8c at line 1........7c a line itea on requeet, Lced ra te s are; for * Insertions, fjs of average length a Une. charge of 30c for fcrtislng Is restricted [ u n i f i c a t io n , t o r Is made The San(d will be responsible he incorrect Inaerllon, Hser for subsequent The office should bo ^mediately lr. case of (d v e r t i s e r p ‘ Irald representative fam iliar with ra te s m classification will (complete information, i wish, they will assist ording your w a n t ad I t more effective. [n d F o u n d - 1 1 —Miscellaneous 26— Miscellaneous For Sale Save 25» f , O. S. Vaughn, optome­ ■FOR SAhEi-Ifi'rco-collie‘prf^ispjnptrist, L~ II. Griffith, Optlclanr mnle and two females. $5 .and Sanford Optical Co., 305 E. Gth St. $10. each. Ask for Miss Tyner at Eyes examined, Glasses made, only The Herald office or Phone 3205. fully equipped. P la n t In Sanford. Also watch and clock r e p a i r i n g - Plenty of WOOD & ( ’0 . \ L at Uureasonable prires. < hiitl's Wood yard. 9th & t ’y* • • . press. Phone 38U-M. Bicycle, Gun, Lock and Phonograph repairing our specialty. Toys, New six-room modern bungalow, bicycles, sporting goods, and fish nmi 400 laying hens. Will sell erm nn’s supplies. Geo. W. Deetch, at a bargain and good terms. "The Bicycle Store." McLandcr No. 2009 Orange Ave., Sanford, Arcade. Plot Ida. Route A. Box 170. F. 14—Rooms Without Hoard t* FOR KENT—T wo rooms, one with double-bed and ony with twin beds. 411 P ark Ave. 15—Apartment For Rent FOR R E N T — Apnrtment, 1101 Elm Avc., C om er ' 11th St. • 4'GWkH W r r i TVousekfeping rooms. Call before 0:30. 719 Onk Ave. Furnished npartntent, 1119 Myrtle Ave., Inquire Mrs. Julius Taknch. Phone 597-R. FOR RENT — Two furnished npnrtm cnts, large rooms, .919 Pork Ave. A ttractively turnislied corner “ P ark and F rigidaire installed, garag e 'furnished. npartmentc -Tenth Sts w a te r and Phone 18-J. tollic Dog. Owner may l o by calling a t this (ribing dog and paying F U R N IS H E D apurim er.t for r c a t and expenses. Apply in th e Herald building—n down­ town l-Nwtion a t remarkably low ernid office. rates. Ask for Mr. Haines nt The Herald cJfice. noblle* 16— Houses For Rent . DODGE tirs and Graham trucks, F o r ‘Rent— New modern bungalow block from High School. Two l.llh Street. Phone J. new four-room bungalows on £ COWAN CO.. Auto Grupeville Ave., nt Country <'lull L | sheet metal works. Road. Inquire nt 008 W. Hughey. | Avenue. Phone 71C-W. For Rent-—Six room house with electric lights and running w a t­ FORD HUICK CO. er. Furnished for lignt-housekocpMagnolia Ave. .»•?. Enquire T. A, Gnfenleuf, Phone 307, Luke Mary, Fla. r ° S -M AltMONS FOR R EN T—3 room cottage, 1314 hrd Automobile Co. E. 4th St. n e a r F orrest Lake blia Ave. Phone 137. Hotel. Modern improvements. Cull next door. less S e r v i c e J faint A- Wall P aper Co., Houses and furnished npnrtmcnts. Inquire 2300 Mellonville Ave­ St. Sole agents fi.r Sunproof P aints and nue. Phone 830*W. licialioiimnia tra n s f e r trti-.t Paints and Brush- Six room house; Tenth, between Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent ijinnrt, Prop. reasonable. Phone 251. [nvs-d. Farm s, Groves, lilt) N Park Ave. Phone 18— Wanted To Kent Five a c r e s , tiled faint to July 1st. Must be reasonable. No imple­ lllT PRINT SHOP dcrvn-e on anything in ments required. Address Box A. A phone call will get euro Herald. Phone 417-W. 9 Rail- l ‘J—Houses Ftir Sale Up YOUR OLD WALLS F or Sale or Rent— 7 room stucco h r NEW W ALL PA IN T house; modfcirn improvements. llNU NEW AND BET- 11 i> French Ave., phone 302. &t FURTHER INFORM A* ILL PHONE 236-J OR FOR S A L E —New 5 room mod­ 111 COLLER, SANFORD. ern bungalow one block front High School. Inquire at 908 W. , , DRUG . STORE—Pre- Hughey. Ins, Drugs, Soda. We are FOR SALE— New stucco house )u os your phone. Call 103 with garag e, two lots, just ou t­ pper. Signs of all kinds, side city limits of Sanford on new lord Paint & Wall P aper state road No. 3. Good fur gu** station and roud side business. 100 f*mt frontage. Must sell, Price sKAPH repairing, pinno $1250.00. See owner .-it place. [by experts with 17 years Sanford music store Walter Wright. Sltoppe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- FOR SALE: Small house on M ag­ tread?, Phone 832.■“* nolia Avenue north of Central Frnclically no v'G BLOCKS— Irrigation Street. $3500.00. land general cenu-nt work. cash requited puymeuts like rent. lConrrete Co. J. E. Tcr- Address R. II. 11. Care The Heruld. Proti. 3rd and Him F iji- sale nr r e n t: — UnfurnlaheJ g ara g e apt., corner lot oak p o O r i N G —'T he Roof Fv•shade corner Sanford Ave., nml fiV. Metal shinglet, ftar.i tin nntl galvinizcd E ast 22nd S treet. R. L. CltrisenLaundry, Jurne* II. Cowan. Oak licrry. New S m yrna New Smyrna, Fla. Third St Phone 111. }p Wanted Female p—Earn $17 dozen sewing home, experience unnccinsttuctions furnished; I** cut; addressed envelope Ipstliclulurs. Mila Garment, p ad way, Bayonne, N. J. danclal 19)ND AND MORTF* COMPANY. 112 Second an on improved business lidence property. Also will ^t mortgages as security. -Poultry And Eggs |ED—Rhode Island Rers: 1 or pellets. Must he bnr|No culls. Durk color only. Tioont*, Longwood, Fla. to take orders for Rhode jlb d B a b y Clicks. Mrs. W. l*r,Xi Route 1, Hanford, 2(1—Farms For Sule r^ w lliia y o u s r ful !.f. 1 ON ELY; Most sucL tu ', ° n"* Maker"; hundreds 1 ■' ct,,iriden‘iai; reliable; Kur^.n 7nC.e: descript|on free, g g f f r t Hub". Mra. Nash. FOR SALE: AT ACTUAL COST B EFO RE T H E BOOM. Well lon l t t i lot facing cast on Palmetto Avenue. 75 feet frontage. In good .neighborhood. Vcrv desirable for home, quite cloae to achaol. $ 1750.00 Almost y c u r own term s. Address’ Seminole Bulldenq Inc. P. 0 . Bos 7:39—Roxy nml llhi Gnng WJ/. WIJAL WHAM) WKC KDKA KYW W H O / WOW WKI! WUT WSM KWK W.llt. K-.30—A. & P. Gypsies: Kansas Program — WEAK WEEI WTIC WJAR WCSII WLIT WRC WGY WCAE • WTAM W W J WSAI WHO ^ WDAF KSIl WGN. ♦ 9:00— Musical Album: Pop­ + ular Classics—WOR WEAN * WNAC WFBL WMAK WJAS * WADC WAIU WKRC WGHP ♦ WMAQ KMOX WCAO WO* * WO. 9:3(1—General Motors P a rty ; ♦ Symphony, Band and Solos— Ci WEAK WEEI WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH WXUL-JVJiC* WGY WGR WCAE WTAM l ilp ’KN u n d e r m y b a n d dnd the * WWJ WSA1 KSD WGN -WCs e a l o f s a i d t ' o i r r l o n t h i s t h e pill * CO WOC WHO WOW WDAF d a y o f J a n i i a r j A. D j WSM WMC WSIJ ‘ V. E. DO HU L A S S . • * Wit AS C l e r k . * WBT WJ AX KVOO WFA A .1 \V. M c K G O t V N a m i S A M U E L J . M IL L E R unU w ife K U I T H " M. U |l.1.HR. I a-fehil.int h U tl.t. T o F O R I.V I.U S E A MONTHAHE F I T A T UJX. T O J. \V. M c K E o V V N n m l S A M l ’ E L J. M IL L E R m ill w i r e E l I I T I I It. M II.I.E It: H ltE E T IN U S : V o u o r e h e r e b y o r t le r e i ] t o tie n m l a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r salt! F o u r t a t I lie F n t i r t M o u s e In Sanford. s»io*l I n o l e C o u n t y , s t a t e of Florida, In | Ibe n h o v e e n title d cau se, th e s a m e b e i n g it l l l l l t o F o r e c l o s e a M o r t ­ g a g e , o n t h e 6 t h tin y ' i n F e b r u a r y A. U. IW28. t h e s a m e b e i n g n H tllif Hay o f t h i s C o u rt, to a n s w e r ; to Hie b i ll o f c o m p l a l i i t t h e r e i n ’ fllc il a g a i n s t y o u . m ill e a c h o f y o t | . o r e l s e t h e s a m e w HI in- m l u - n n s c o n ­ f e s s e d a n d f o l l o w e d by m i a p p r o ­ p riate decree. I T IS F I R T I I K R O R D E R E l ) t h a t Ib is O r d e r o f I'llb lle a tlo n b e p u b ­ lis h e d lo T i l t : S A N F O R D H E R A L D , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d , S e m in o le C ounty. Florida, unee Suspend Champions Who Do Not Locate Opponents Obtaining Evidence To Preserve Client Airway Chief Makes Survey In His Plane rim **iii:iti> *r ( I.IU IL OF T ilK r o t IIT I III r* l>) aim....... t'U IC 'IT T use and enjoy them.” my i-tuulldiicy m| I ’Ji'I'h *'f Hit! I ’l l f«*I 1 Me n l i l c i •*! of c u l l U u ii r t M il *] *« l o I lie W ilt I 'e n io c rn tic p riin** \ n l i ' l a n f 111 m . r y »«ii J ii lie • * l:*2». I* F o il T it I. i if 1 ■. / 1 *. k, jr I «* - i ■ft- I i rnlsln s Sl***t» 8 a . «ft t ij 'll 'C w i .At i fJ IP li i /L^ffovr*L -n iK A S IlliU A S X K S 8U U ml ellru s tru lt i Ik imi MimI 7 11ft ili^ lrli't lif 111* w if 'l t*t»lii - The Cream of the Tobacco Crop “No article can grow without quality behind it. LUCKY STRIKES are growing and have grown because of their quality. ‘The Cream of the Crop’ goes into LUCKY STRIKE. The best Tobacco is bought for them. 1 know, because it is my job to see that this is so.” Buyer of Tubucco at Louisville, Ky. Jn d COLDS Stop • cold before It Hope you- Take HILL'S Caecara- Bromide - Quinine. Stop* the cold, check* the fever, opena the bowel*, tone* lh®*7*51?’.In***,t HILL’S. Red box, 30c. All druggists m ix ’s ri *i •» 7 i I 1 t be re b) uiniouace lo tliu lu-yil*Ic uni u ,,f Fciiiln**!** i'**iint) Dim i urti l.im lllllll* ' t**l l u x USHIHSIlf H U b jf f l 11|<- ,b-i-li*|i*ii *'f tl.f voters hi li,.- I ru li*' ('I iliui I > '*■ I"- In-lil ! in Jims n t tins c u t I liuvs live*l|, m ( it niiMc un*l Scmlii'tl*- i-ountles foi- ru ),-nre I In*'*- nerveil us count) luuuiitssuiner **u mul ott t* ) i-iil i i til* v*- 111l**ii* Hi)- 11vin s ! i W orld Famous Sports Prom oter,writes: “ Lucky Strikes never injure my throat. Mrtny of my friends in all walks of life ^ /) I h e r e b y iiiuniunt** m y s e l f a * n e m u l i d u t e f o r slo-rllf of Hemliiole ( ’m i n t v s u b j e c t to tit** a c t i o n of tin* Uepmerutle itrimary to ou Im-I i I In lb-: eu*:> p a r t o f J u t i u IUSW. V'*o y i i » i *i e l i v e l y . i: li. t t i l A U r . t o il f “TEX” RICKARD Ktiliji'i'l I** D»f I ii’morriHIu FOR S A L E :— Beautiful arceago tii’M in lniiii"> !•* lif* 11 t ftI J h ii *' dI ii * i**«H, between Orlnndo roads. 33 1-3 If 1 |ir«nili»«* ,M t*«>nllnur acres, consisting of some high and n . \ ( n r k f u r H m* l«»*M lnl*‘i«%**t i.f l it* •llnirlrl nm l 1 In v lt* >«u »” > some low land. Ideally situated ***»•< m l «*si h ill'll I vis |i«ti fiilil I i , k I»1i»for poultry farm . Frontage on old 1 1.iii (it* iti hI r m u l i** i’Hni*»*rv » l I o n u f Orlando rood. Can he bought at , . u r i i u l i i r n l r s s i i t i n c s . r e d t i r i l o t i **f a bargain with very easy payments. .tut*- t u n ' s m u ) i**liieutl**ii. I usU This is nn opportunity for some ...... s t i u p u r t o r ,,llj 1•j “ 'n ijV lV iH I “ * one to get a desirable poultry farm FOII XIIUIUFF for almost nothing. 1’nV further Ing-el*)' uiiii'tun*’*- my mini Mary information s e t R. J. Holly, First Hu i.f f l e e n t d l li - r l f f o f H e m l u National Bank Building,, Sanford, **■i ii nl > s i j h j s e i • i»» t i t s w i l l of vo ters at tb r Ju n e P rim ary . Florida. j . i-\ McC l e l l a n d . 21—Lots Fpr Sale •| V. STATE OF FLORIDA. A. S. W I L L I A M S . , r o m p l a l n n n t , v». Posse Seeks Negro Who Attempted To Attack Man’s Wife P,ch healthy, sturdy chicks. 23— Wanted Real Entale yours now. Will hntph also. Ii>ok for Seminole W A N TED —To h ear front owner of farm o r .unimproved land for f i r ' * '"*lc north Long- nalo, 0 . K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wi*. ■ I ” • 1- Koontr, Ixtngwoj), Fia. U. 1. Red eggs for Ron .,* |. Box 85. t N _ x w r f i iiCLua* h i i n r r , - t \ v j : n r Y - n r m i > j c i m c i .u . t ’l i i c u i - r . IN A N 11 F u l l H K M I N O L l i COL’ N - UTTfLF ROCK, Ark., Jan. 10 - t I N S ) — Ev!den-< i-.e hopes will mi vo William Erlward Hi.-liman Hy Davis J. Walsh. from the gallows w p b e i n g gathPhil McGrow. That was on July 12. International News Service last. Walker’s only iimL middle­ (te d in A ts a n s a s today by Jerome Sports Kdiior. NEW YORK, Jon. UP-PImtsihl * weight defense watf with, Tommy Walsh. Kansas City attorney, who is .defending the Lns Angeles kidcontenders arose on e ' c r y hand, Milligan in England on June 30 paper and m tm lerer of little Maranti the la tte r was and is no more iop P arker 12 yenrs old school which really ir the hard way to do worthy of challenging than was ! girt. For oak and heart pine wood it. to confront Mieltey Walker, McGrow. Dundee h-tsn’t defended A fter exam ining the reCj.Jls phone 929 or write J. II. Sulli­ Joe llund'-t* and Sam m y Mandril, anything, except his notorious of the state hospitnl fo r nervous world's champions threatened to­ van, Osteen, Fla. S trand wood run-out at Los Angelesi since he diseases here w^erc .Mrs. Eva day with suspension by the N a­ mixed $9.00 per- coni. 2 ft. lengths took the welterweight title float Hickman, m other of ths youth tional Boxing Assueation unless $8.00 per cord. Pete Ijtlr.o. was confined as insane in 1913, they sign to defend—th e ir titles The Los Angeles a ffa ir would Walsh left today for Hartford, For Sale—Rest paying filling against acceptable challengers Ark., boyhood home of the youth. station and garage in Sanford. within a pel toil of 30 days. The have coll pled Dundee with a real frora^six people In Must sell immediately. Write T' threat was burned in, the fornu <?l will he taken to prove y ace is**mf!j? care Herald. .. .__ ^ an official' pronouiiclcmoiHo hy the 'youth 01,11 showed signs of insan­ Tlv’lutts E. Hb)nuohi(j, prosblViu In fact, he was beaten by S c r - ' ity in hi-* extrem e youth. Among geant Sammy Baker and, if anyof tin- association, ami it means FOR SALE— Best boarding house .hose ’will Im» one front Dr. E. B. that if the laiis decline to play, hntly should get Dundee, the sol­ ■loncs, for many years family phy­ business in Sanford. Centrally they will In* strictly tiut. of work dier would seem to he the man. sician fo r the Hickmans, who will located. Well established, making Tommy Freeman isn’t a luid Speci­ U’Stiff.v as to Mist Hickman’s in­ * t l y A. \l W E E K S . in some 22 states. money. BX, Herald Office. D .- p o iy C l e r k . * WTMJ. men, either, anti recently, I awv sanity. Dr. Lines W ill-a ls o testi­ Considering the ch aracter ol* It. W . W A l t E . * 10:09—Captivators Oivhes.Tendlcr has given evidence of a fy th a t Die Hickman youth show­ Wood, nil Icnglm,, for sale. I-cave S a n fo rd , F lo rid a, their competition, they shouldn't 0 Ira-; Popular and Semi-ClassV H i.rn ey f o r C o m p la f n m it. revival. There will In* something ed signs of dementia pracm x ir. orders at 1511 Mellonville Ave. he short of .work anywhere. Man- of a show* down on this situation * iuil Music — WOR WEAN his extreme youth, it is . under­ F. II. Dyson. tlell, for example, has more accept­ \OTICl-J OF SIIEItllT'-s WALK. * WNAC W FBL WMAK WChere on Friilny when llmlkins and stood. Miss M atle Bright, Hick­ fly v i r t u e o f a n r x r e u H o n l o toy able lightweight challengers than Political A nnouncem ents * Al) WJAS WDAO WAIU man's boyhood school teacher, will Tendlcr meet in the garden. itandH, I s s u e d o u t of tin* C o u n t y Van Camp has beans. Yet ttnlv give .a deposition at .Hartford in C*ritrt*" lt> a t n l T n r T h n n i ; i - C o u n t y . * WGHP WKRC WMAQ KM­ However, they must get Dundee r o i l TilK I.HIIISI.ATI IIK once lias be stepped out in a F b n l i l a , ' l o t h e x u lt of U A l.lo N which ,she> w ill tell of the hoy’s OX WCAO WOWO.* I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ui> e a n i l l i t i i r y I R O N W O R K S A M F*i CO.. O F | title boot siti.'c winning the cham ­ out of Itoek first before they can "stran g e actions." it was said. f o r tin- I . e g I s i n t il r e . s u b j e c t l o tlo> FI.* HI I D A . a r n i p n r . i l but, a y a l i iH l * * ' * -f.p pionship front Rocky Kansas and do business. The welterweight . , . - - 11 * . — ii i i . ■,i 1v , . u III o f H o' in te rs of S e m i n o l e A. M. C H R V I S a m i J S P U R V I S , •4%*l*f ' theft if (Gifs with *t second Ynter.^1ha nip io n ’ is barred irt* ■T’;IliYofh7a' r -7k I ' o o i t l y , in t h e p r i m a r y l o in* In-Id a s c O - p i i r l o e i s I r u d l p u t o u t d u l ii - , t oil J u n e (i, PJSS. . ,. .. ■!***• b a s i n . is s tts S E M I V O l i r f M K s T U t : * - ; , {and New York, which makes the ?• SI. M. LOUU.MONDAY, JA N U A R Y 10. 3 IO N 1 - n . l l I M X V r I l u i v r lev ied - N. II. A. ptoclamation all the more u p o n till llie l i g h t , t i t l e a n d I n - | The Associated Press t e r e s I Of III.- na 1*1 M. P E R V I S effective. If the associution hangs 9:31) General Motors Party. r u n n i r x T i abnkhmiii o r 00(1 J . S. P F J t V l S , a - e o - p m t n e r s 272.0- W P G Atlantic City, 1190: / T A \H 1 305.9- W11AZ Troy. 980: 8 Mu­ him out on the lino to dry, he d l n e no il dolOK ini"liu>x» c » 8. Dimer, dunce; 8:30, Concert I w i s h t o a i m i u m r r 10 tile p e o p '* 1 SI rEaM I N t l l . i : C O N S T I H < T l t i N C O M ­ sical progtam ('! 1-2 hours.) 10:39 virtually \vi I he off the Looks o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y H in t 1 u n f i t 10:30 Studio lit n o il I., l b . f o l l o w i n g from High school, everywhere. e nn c llc la le f o r r e - e l e e t l o l > l o I t ie o f - P A N Y , Dance music. ...........if T u x A s s e s s o r , s u b j e c t t o t h e ib - a e r ib e i l p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y , s l l l l - concert. It wouldn't exactly he a good i 4118.5 WRC Washington, 010: I.EDINQTON, N. C., Jan. 1ft— i le e l s l o t i o f t t i e V o t e r s III t h e D e m o ­ uul eII In Sem iiioli* *">*iiuiv, l-’loi b ln . t*.285.5-W H A L Baltimore, 1050: j 5. Rub Fallon’s orchestra. 0 Dinner break for Walker, either. Hd 1ms (I N S ) —An organized man-hunt c r a t In I 'r l m a r . v t o lie In-lil III J u n e I R o a d P l o w . I lb>ad S p r l n k 7:30. Roxy and Mis Gnng, 9 Riv­ i nitr ic. 7:30 Roxy and His Gang. U-rn doing all of his fighting in for an unidentified negro who I 111 is ) e.i I . l . r ; I M .'i li u m R o a d S r r a p o ; t A. V \ H C I t A S . ers! L* Program. 9:90 Joint Re­ 19:39 General .Vatins Party. C* i n e n t M ix . e. J S l i p P u n s ; Illinois, a member of the associa­ attempted to attack n physician’s N O T I C E Is h o i e b v u i v e r i t b a t o n cital, r o i l t .\,\ r o i .i .K C T i u t tion. and although lit* isn't barred wife here last night, was in pros M o n d a y , t h e t u b *la) of F e b r u a r y I xvlsli i n n t ii i n u ti c n H in t I a m n I-,., .1 wni* Newark, 710: 0:45 1here. Jack Kearns’ Vendetta with gress between here and Thomas* C iiiu l li l a l e f o r r e - e l e c l l u l i lo Ihu A D. P i i t . l o l W e e n t h e bi.ill'H of Southern. II n ' o l o e k A. .\l a m i J o V I o e k P. o f f i c e of T a x t.- o l le e to r o f S e m i n ­ Fifty men made up ■175.9— W sll Atlanta, 0:30 7. Rickard bring such a condition in -1 villi* today. M. o f s a i d d a ) , a t H ie f r o n t d o o r OKI Ki g < ole,, 7 Commodore Elio l e C o u n t y , slilij.-i-t | o t h e u e l l o t i ■ Sessions Chimes, \ ’ie Meyers' o u host i t. 7:30 Roxy I to prm-ticnl operation. Anyhow, it I the searching party. of t h e v o t e r s In Hi.- I . e m o t- r n l n - >f (||,- C o n n l i o n s , in x.iid i - n u n i v . hi-tlt It,<•. 7. ,Vt I w i l l M i l ' a l l t h e ,rlK ld, t i t l e i o - 8:25 Ki •irupi's I .tellers. 9 Musical P r t l u . i r ) t o h e he lil In J u n e . land IDs Gan?. 9 Concert, 9:3!| won’t be long before the New The negro had entered the phy* Yu n r s n p p o r L w i l l lie n p p i eclatc*!. t e r e s t -of Ho- sa l.I A M. P U R V I S Al.ui.il. 10, Capiivatora, 11:05 ' General. Motors party, a n d ‘ J . S I T ’R V I S , a s c o - p a r t n e r s Commission declines itself on sii-inn’s home, and was struggling J n o . H. J 1 N K 1 N S i i'i o l l n u a n d ilolm ; b u sin ess a -. 11 ml ’it's hi rhestra. i 218.3 WDOD Chattiinuoga. Walker, since it already has spok­ with the woman when the sudden SE M IN * U .E i - r i N S T R l ' C T U >N I 'll.tl r o l l HI I’ E l l I V r K . V I l E N T O F in P A W , lo a n d l o t h e s a i d w b n x e I *1 WEAK New* York, till): 1230: S:30 Pott*;n Ensemble. 9:30 en l*>r Us candidate, George Court­ sound of the voice of a radio r i i »i . u b | n s T H I c t i o n I a m a y m i d l d a t c f o r r c - n e e t l * i M • If Nt rliM’ il | i i " | i c r i \ til p i i l i l l c m u ' ney. The Harlem negro, ja c k Mr announcer coming over the set in 0 Wak irf Astoria orchestra. 7 Studio prdgi-uni. 1 ** ill** hltrlit'Ht lii il il u r fi*r t o Hu- o f f h - c o f M t i i r r l n o - n d i - n t oi MmH 384.1 KT1IS lint Springs, 7K0 Vey, is mint her good man ami he room, frightened the assail* pa b lb in x tiu rih .n for Stvipliinli: ell's 11 fit sn I f \ x .i id i*\* i'ii I Ii* u a n d Hour of Short Features. 8 Greal then there is Dave Shade, who ant and caused hint to flee. C o m i t y . K o b j . r t t o Hu- l b - m o r r u t l r a l l TOFt* Mlii’ii tmilcv in> linitrl ami nr a I Composers. 8:30 A. & P. Gypsies. 8 Classical, hour. 9 Harmony I "ill i l m y , Y o u r s u p p o r t w i l l b e u p m e beat W alker for the welter­ 9:30 General Motors Party. 10:311 Attracted...-«Jiy- the woman’s Kings. 10 Dance Frolic. i lii h 71h il.t' « "l .1 a fiurn ) A, 1 * . 1 * » 1 * n p rrrm lrll. «• M H A N D . Moon Magic II. I.opex orchestra. 322 I—W HAS Louisville. 930: weight title, only It didn’t take. screams, neighbors notified the T W . I.a W T O N . . . . . - Hhnrtrr 151.3 WJZ New Yin k. iltlil; ** 8:3u Studio C iunett. 9 Kosaii authorities and a posse was o r­ I-OII I I . E I I K l I I P I I T f - i i r M T T t)C RN KY ENDS !l< t *I Mange, or* best ra. 7 Klein’s Hotel program !* :n (ienetiil Mi* I b. i.-bx toio**oio'i- in* r m u l l d a r y ganized which scoured the vicinity fu: til.flli'i* of C l e r k , o f tb<» LONG BEACH, Cnlif.. Jan. Ill SeremoL’is. 7..'0 Roxy and His Im s Parly. throughout the night, and renewed x*ir«- it *I i-.tiu t , au',*t*-rt I** tb«- wet 1**0 513.9 WMC Memphis. 580: :< ilN S ) With tin* 2.500 Long Bench their search this morning. Sheriff Gang. 9 Rivet-Mile hour, lit Non ,,l t h e \ i , t * i is U L I b e J o i n - I'l l m n i J tournament now luit a m atter It It DE.VS Russian ,string quartet. 10:30 Fill m I'iilk, 9:30 Geueral Motors *ofpenhistory, the galazy of noted Sink said this morning th a t he I’m*;,. 10:30 Canovu eonrert. Shope and Grosvi-nor. II SluailuT o r r o r i i T roit i i.r.iiii go f Hint', gathered here, today did not fear any mob violence In NEW ORLEANS, .Inn. 10— lull’li\ niltmillife HD nunUdauY niusie. 3 tii.9 —WSM Naslw il1/-. Suit: prepared to journey oft in quest event of the negro’s capture. r*.i i*l»*rk t*f th«' »-tr»*uU rmiii Mil*- (I N S ) — William N. iRiwulu, i>|K*tn- * 3 1 8 . 0 - w o n Philadelphia. Stitt: 17.30 Roxy »pi| Ills Gnng. 9 Con- of other worlds to (ouquer. And In j . . i to i h* n ill «*f i !»•' SEN M E MAKKB AWARD t in It. tn.M i .it h- pilnwiiv |i* lii" Iti’ld tions ma'-ager nl I In* St. Turn- 7:30 Dinner music. 9:25 Theater ] cert. 9:30 General Motors Party. instead of the Long Bench Cham p­ ialt Sitin' I o ill It |l|M«*• J llllt1 ninny Gulf Coast Airways, Inc.. orchestra.. Hi Male Q uarU t. 10:30 322.1 WS.Mll New ttrlenns, ionship reposing on the shoulders Mil |»|»«»f I WASHINGTON. Jr.n. lfi.— (IN j'»3tl: 9:99 OiclicstmB: ' WSM 11 of (Hie out of their mini tiers, it and it \ rt»i:it ; hopped off from New Orleans to- 1tittiee. music. Ms pursi- are the possession of two, S) Justi e travels slowly, the ! day to make a survey of the pro 315.ii— KDKA Pittsburgh, 950 Special. r m t c o t * T t jn iM ii-: from New •>:I5 l i tt l e Symphoti) oiehestru J 19.9 Wl tiA, Pensacola, 1209' ■Wild Bill” Mchlhnrn of Pitts, Senate proved today, in enacting a 1 ,1,•!•> u tiit**i i ii**** iii> catitli»l:icy 'posed a ir mail route f,it **--**l.,,,l I..I* t*» 111** *<TI 1.1.- uf Orleans to Brownsville, Tex., vi.i 7:30 Roxy unit ills tlang. 9 Kisi 9 <"oust Artillery Pund, 10:39 burgh, and Leo Dirgel of New lull aw.mlng S2,5lili to Mrs. Brew­ ster Agee, of Griffin (la., as rntti i \ , i i n l \ J iiilt£«* **l Si-nillmi* C o m i t y Houston, which would connect and Shine, in Neo Russian String Jitiiili-e Singers. 11-30 Merry York. Fliiiui;*, Tint*j. ,-t t*> Hu* ivill *•* tin* peiisation fur the loss of her hits Maids, I *,-MI**,Ll .11I*' \-,,i***>* of Solo 10**1** with a route to Mexico City. The quintet, WINTER P A R K - W i n t e r Park iuiml. George L. Agee. The lntt-*i i -,,iimU. mi Ho- Di-iioii-iutlc JTIninr) St. Tammany corporation holds u 379:5- WGY Schenectady. 790: 251.1 WR V A Richmond. 1180: Telephone Company acquires plnut was ki’leil nil Mar. 8, 1899. b” 1) t„ i.r li-lil Jiint- Ml*. l-JJx emitruct for the Atlanta to New 0:30 Dinner Music, 7:30 Musical 8:15 Banjo quartet. 9 Orchestra. and business of Orange City Tele­ S. •dihci ,dut ini JV.S li. HllAltUN. riot at Grif Orlcan.H route. Program. H.-30 A. & P Gypsies. in Aidi. phone Company. . in. ru n sitliin rr t lo-rotiy nniioino-0 my cnrollilacy f,■i i,-, tmu t*. tin- oftlcB of sher­ iff of Seminole Footily "illiject t.i the ai-tion *■T liu- ) liters Iti ttio D,-*noeralie jiiiimil) I" be belli next June, 1 will j | i,u etiiii** yiiur hot‘l*oel, ret*|M'*i(llili ) **ufs, 1 *.’. Ht. HAND. nml fiiitiilliii I |*ro|" ,s<* I** l**t e v « r > l.i\)iu)sc eurr> m* III <>lll*l'(i<>tlllt ' OVIEDO CELERY LAND sliun- of luxe* Id I Idling t lie Ill'll* Ten acres or more, one mile from I*i-i t ) i i e r s i i m i l l ) \.,u i' sii |i|* u ri city limits, flowing wells, ('oust uni I**- utqii'ectuirii. II K 1 1.11KG. Line nml Seaboard loading tracks one-half mile from property. Price F o i l NT.VTK l i K t i t s l . \ T t I I I ; f ftft I hIi I** tt iin uiint r m> i*iiliiUiliiry $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ f..i ilit* S l i i i <* m «• H l r i i u p able 10 equal annual payment.*," ’* d mul w ill ii|i|H t** '•uiniorr In t i n ' in I r m ir y ti* l*** Ii•’HI In J iim c interest 0 pet. | #1 r II A* *AN. Paul P. B arnett, 19 Wall Street, Orlnndo, Floridn. Phone 8398 r o l l w T A T I I 3H$V%T 0 Ii o r 5 3 1 3 . ____________ l ln ii’l»> itiiih>u»»••$* ‘‘l 51 *,a ||tHnui** 11if Miiri'ettl fii>ntfir hi* >»*uut»*r (ruin 21— Acreage For Sale (Legal Notices) ( t;' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 16, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Murines, a group o f 50 com­ KUlnblcrj will he released on munists staged a demonstrat­ __________ 1 bond today for the i laying of • ion in front of tho S(gte Depart­ M ireUH Thompson, II, early ve M lT flR E L I, FIELD. X. Y.. Jan., tahlhdied hy Chamberlin and Bert ment here this afternoon. Car­ ttrdn’y as the dims:: of a poker 4 __Clarence ‘ tlmmborlln am i-Arosln a year ago. They w ill not J h * j , ____. • rying plncnrds inscribed with M prune. "Justifiable ’ lidmicide," Democrats W ill Avoid U.ger Williams, avi&tvra seeking! 1''' given credit f«»r this feot. how- G eneral I.eJeune G iv e s O rd e r ; various legends, the demon­ L itig a tio n L oom s Upon Basis Ilogcr l^c Party Speeds w.ih til-* verdict o f the cor-amr, localise .in order to make it world’s encluranvd ever, Snm lino M ust R e C a p t u r e d ; strators marched around and nProhibitionQuestion O fT im e W a r r a n t o r $51,500 to establish .a Swain is being held in the o;(si official they would liave had to B e fo r e June A s T o r r e n t i a l , round the massive State Depart­ Southern Ci- hut G iven T a x C o lle c to r ForS c- flight record, landed at riiy r.nt’i lh»» grand jury .ran A n d ConcentrateOn “j stay up one hour longer than the ment building. The marchers, Season C om pels C essation Ainid Applause «i view the killing. It "a s nrtcr . c u r it y O f D ep osit O f 515.7RS llV,mk .thi8 ,‘ ricrn,,nn’ i vi-mi- »| previous American record. passed out copies of a formal Chamberlin air I W illiums imof-j Their f(<nt was reRnrdc,| by Federal Corruption Thompson hail remarked that statement signed by Herbert kwaitingCrowds he would take the place of ticially passed' (he American on­ aeronautical otfUigjT'as one of the _______ _\ . .h .­ Enemy Has Obtained .Benjamin, local Communist or­ Special Counsel Will i . ranee rocci 1 »>f *1 hours,' 11. greutcM in the liistiTry FT aVtattnn. •In-id Gray for $1,000 and an­ vigorously demanding ai d 25 onds at 1*45' 'llie.Y had remained up for hour.* other member df the pokor panic Money And Supplies ganizer, He Hired By County minutes withdrawal o f America!) Troops l’. M. llad tiny ay ej up until Utidor nu’i/t adverse conditions.j had offered to kill him for $2«*ii • - ■■■ from Nicaragua,‘ and nn end to that, Thompson threw $250 anil -tiiis aft.rjioou they Would l ate yesterday their plaitr sprang’ u ^ . F o rces W ill Continue Op■'•dollar diplomacy." P p e r Ille gal n Sa ys D e Cvo m tle1? s ,: |iu\‘c pu: ied the' present '-world's 1 a ,ii»ei IIU'KIII ,..o i/cv a pistol <>n the table arid ch.-.la leak in one of the tanks and: o ra tio n s In T h e A ir D e sp ite • ’ -------- ' • ■" D igh to n In s is ts H Is V alid i,,n i-d »,f 52 imer . 22 minute.* (•prayed the .liUerlm with poison-j lenged the offer with :t curt “ do C o m p lain ts O f D eva station Senator Predicts B ig it." Swain seir.nl the pistol (•> R ecapse C ity G o tF u Il Y i d u o i j . * i k » » ^ W v V ? - * . f l T O - | . y .the ocft ethyl g.indine. Most o f their iinerk’anConfer- liwvotfu the "darn murder’’ and .j__ V_i. / |Get maiw. They "quid have been fom; was ntnclrred Useless and the Democratic Victory WASHINGTON’ . Jan. II. — (IN started a fight t<> »*<•- - Po—iibility f•f litigalii n helw,»,i,u iven official eiedit I y the _ Nul- flyers had to fall hack <*n a small |e A t Havana Ob- Thompson »»ain ooiSSfaslon T .f rffe pistol. ion.'il Aeronautical Association.' B )—"Gel Sandino by June, dead or A t Coming Election supply of ovnltine. the founty and City gov nit.'cuts Of Journey In this figh t Thompson was I on The official landing time was it is believed, Imwever, that they nlive." This word was passed along the basis o f etttluin f ity warshot to depth by Swain. .... announced as ’ :•5' -17 P. M. will not l>e cn'ditod w ith an <>f- today to ilie Marines who arc op­ W A S H IN G T O N , Jan., 1 4 ^ units he.cl l»y jiy ar. i ( ‘hrirul't-rliu an I Williams had l >0811 fielal now American * tvcofcl be­ erating in Nicaragua against the S M Y R N A , F lu , Jan. ( I N S ) — T h e D e m o cra tic P a r ­ , au-t* thi*y did not exceed the old bandit leader. ii” f ir j' ohH s iy the Hvuinoie ( up ."il hours uni .'»2 minutes, J$) — T h o to w n ban d te.-ord hv an hour. They failed t y w ill “ s o ft-p e d a l” th e p ro ­ founts Rank, lo'tm.ol today follow- j Tliey failed in their attempt l • Before he left Washington for to street th e P ro w - . iirr a special meeting I t idtiv of tit.- break the world- record bald b> by. :t.) minutes and 7 -ccon 's to Nicaragua, Maj. lien. John A'.-I^eh ib itio n and w o rld peace is- ’ (tpial tl*e world-^eci'id held by AH L a w E n fo rc e m e n t A g e n ts t'.imiiv Commiicsioiu rs. . .r. the Germans huL they surpassed Jctirnv commandant o f YKr “ corps sues w h ile c o n c e n tra tin g in • i he previous. Aiutn.an record cm Gernuie.v. R ed ou b le E f f o r t s T o T a k e advised his officers Hint Sandino 5 Ui;t hou ■. • . . m i ■ __________ a tta ck s upon R ep u b lica h c o r­ i tmi-t l*o captured or killed by June F ie n d T h a t K idn n p ped A n d " l^trltLitiaV di.uussipn o'.' the tm th o bttek p l a t f o r m }^ because tile rainy season set? in ru p tio n in th e .1 9 2 8 P re s id e n -.’ s - t i quvsfotChjt.t oi'isen over a war, , at that time umt field operaUoui L ■ AJ.Ur dcpcd, 5 >’e a r..o ld jinK g r e e tin g s w it h i trial CnmpnlgTT i f D em o cra tic i-.mt Inr Sr.ljntO liekl by Tax Col• Hheh'aftef Will *7*5 aTTaoV. iinpos- 1 ' * / tv ct Uc'.oi' K !.;'. It. Jinkins tn verltre .1 jw d w h ic h m o l th e s tr a te g is ts on C a p ito l H ill ~ . ____ i |•»r T n r ’n n / i n i T K T if 1 ¥T Lc.Iucne wants l*> lieml FLIN T, Mich., Jan. 14. ( i - ) >t,« po. it of Sift.TFS In county funds F f " 1!/ T i T i F A A L F T i ' l N 8 /V 1 1 . >o ff Sandino from e-cn|ting into ftenpic the redoubled efforts o f ev- h a v e th e ir w a y . ..C o u liu lid go Irs .-C g e w a s th t h ec ‘ ^ Cw D ep a rtm en ta l H ead W ill • tue S. .uinol” r I lU O U l l U E f l U l l l 'i liA S ilfli 1 I W Honduras when* he might kick up t,r v ‘ ,aw endorsement agency in t oi n b a sk et o f F l o r - 1 T a k e O f fic e O n ,Fob ru n ty 1 ' r may ;ilIlv Mailt;. p.,',,,: ,I ii ,K: l, minty •..•cks to Tlda was indicated today when Succetiling L.R.IMtilipsWIm vcdic on i!u* win rant to c.l>‘.ain it i nges, but no s p e e c h e s , kidnaper Senate nnd Ilouao Dcmocrata gen­ Has Served For Seven Years motley. K. ii. A:heva)t, receiver erously endorsed tho augBPStlon ade. , tor tlie ha.’il;, js also anxious t>> s ?. -1 ui '*il large* siun> kiuu> o\ ol in«»iu*y atul ulaycr o f 5-ycur-o.d Dorothy , . . -------|hud ftmirud iin»iu*y . niv Meeting in speeiai session Fii- j the claim paid Ueati c lii.i ius*i- l lvinir C olonel W ill T h e n Con- \ d e r a il R a ilw a y O ffic ia l H a s r,-, „i . - ff. .• piantatiuns he h.j.ted. |Sc Schneider-wna still nt large today, Senator Jnraes A. Reed o f M o. A R D P R E S ID E N T IA L , ,. i. ,, tufo'n v null! ivi eive I he diffvivinv tlie roundup of suspects and the gave the party a*, ita' Jackson M ., S A V A N N A H , G lt„ day afteAiot.il the <>> \ ’m" ' ' s . |a lw l. . ,;u. f.,,.. F.,!,v . f the w:i> ' l& ' , t 5 , w ii! V - m t ii » ..h C jI S " urveillnitce or inquiry into the Day Banquet. Reed warned tho ,,intitiTt* > f Hie coauu,' S ou th A m erica n C o u n trie s h im e . Irani,*•‘ • j . anil aiinnuniiii.il may h«- puubm-ed. **u ' 1— ( I N S ) — IV e s id c iU rinii announced the appointment ( rj|||| . whereabout m of others, none hus i Democrats they would commit ant e 01 Spouse L a s t M arch S. I.nnfkoti in !••• city c!ci*!% .!r*pt»: i:. • R e fo r e R egin n in j; R e tu rn Col, Mail.m Gulick, Marine com • speeded sotilh w ju 'd i of F. l,on found who completely answers political suicide" if they mado munilcr in Nicaragua, reported lluil r,ae-li'll <>f‘ v.lxlliei t ’ ed I • R-! Tl C liA T T . .NUOGA, lVnn., Jail, lux prohibition, tho World Court or un w h at m a n y o f iiis hi the last clashes " d h Sandino the the descriptive, of tho murderer. P A N A M A . Jan. i i — Although City will |.i\ i. |in»lbrm:itiial. 7 i IN'S) Harry Philips; who tendered in ic-ignp* II . C. Neilson, . . . 55, . tho League of Nations n para­ ti-ht-l army was well drilled and diva IT.his j.ii- liint it wii; not d>. > ;he yiiiii.g ..-viator if 'is c s to defi- \i ’ ,.|.hi tail*.ay conductor, rs" vottsitlt.T one Among several developments "*Il J*e ti«m reecoti.v j i ftyr reeving (inn- llitloss edllil e!l. >1 l.v well prn.vi'siiitmd with their guns mount issue this year. Ho pre­ uitely i utlitii- any of 'u niovi-nu-ntiii* . ..HI . ’ expected today will be tho examin­ , b.irw.d wiA; tli nUinler of Ids tin rip n rtapt mult ami limmunitii'ii.. dicted tho Democrats would the innugunitio-i i t the cominis- Tin riiiiti i.to n .• Inal llu- c irraill |. •• tho intitn iate future, it was ation of a former Detroit man who \ it. m I u * mysteriously I l’ i.miei > ... I : tun today. Col. Charles. prositL’ iicy Hu? b o tlo i nn overwhelming vic­ Despite charges In- General San- iy now on prrole front the Michi­ win non form «»f }?ovi i nmcnl. Mr. . ,n oiunnV.oi'i/ed ami con e itieiii l i:i ii11; t .a •d 11 -in her hi urn- ia-t A I iml'ti n-1) lould fly to Boi|tteU\ rail l oad ,|.i,... that Ameiiciin Marine flyers, gan State Prison, lie now lives tory" by making “ the preserva­ |>f • •*|r*t io;u*. lift w orn ! Uinisnn {i^M)}i •« bis nvw p»»* i ■ ii ;:.il ami i hope rill i i e 11 > a i llli'tl hoi ly alter the .lie devastating Nnaragua with tion of popular.liberties, the elimagain.-! tin- t 'tty. I' a is ti\uvv I a sum I •o-.ui t.u tlie interior, for a li'e d S ta le s and L a tin („ i-|.vi,n „ Uy t. s |niua ^n- .-.arti'd living ■with un­ •aerial bombs. Hie Marines will mn- near l.a peer. ; 'u-1 ibi- |.iriinilar waiim it i- m l few (tuys t.f inucli-needed rest. jnntion o f special privilc|po, the announced ner woo.an. it was Another suspect brought hack C,|. l.iuubergli i:- not expected • " a. | ‘ Appointment of Mik Laim-un < 1 i ontuiiu-d in iln- i i in:,n. ng svb-Detective imie*Heir eainpaigii from the air lro,n East Towns is in tho Gcneseo restoration o f honesty in govern­ III ie thi'i n! i'll.mill by Ic i\v Hi mi ma until Monday. II' against Saiulnio’s rcluds. •I ■il I'm* years by the in*i'riirve:<- ■,-i ve as botli clerk ami :i . “ ,m ill, of t,m- t'itv and * 1 y AtlorComity Jail .A heavy guard hn* ment nnd the punishment of pub­ . t ..eliudmei tn take o ff tint* fo r, t hu f H ik i i '.i Mai ne officials -aid llml tsan|.e»r - with v Ith Mc.'.ic", Mexico, tl il -.-se ; t>> mis .there will he no ,.i pai atioli II V Gi-m-ge A. l*e 1 'ties ex pros been plarcd around the jail to pre­ lic malefactors'1 their principle William;?, ctmfr-• i nr 'It Vene.’.tichi. 1 ' i' wn suiil in* m *v iioii-ci-inliutant a .t.n.- j i hitrg ■ iImi •• I I'n o|.i-iin.i a’ 1. ■ l o • ti; g ih > la i-iy been lirought r the two office* offices «." ; i !■■' • issues. t • , ' c,| |..ti;limi.n of Neilson. will he v, i .i - being bumIn I were hhrrli’fis vent the possibility of lynching. o i Ie m n-.l • a linl* d i'| " *i accept Col'ii"’ -i.i invitation t" fly •« ri"tf - n a- iiteui *- ,h-- i oinmisaion decid'd- I '" ' i " I . |.| j, , ,i,ii- uni wiHU-.-s ami .10,1 dl l kited .hut there had been This |>otential platform nict • "Fear that the slayer may have 1 til l iHi l. \|>ie; ir.in milit acj i •.i• 11i' y that the two o fli.. ' m i:>!.i (unditiy |il,ia ii iippni? oil l-J '• ’ bin, id witti accessory to the i,o bombing except ill flu area escaped the police cordon thrown hearty endorsement all along the•Tli I'lyiii;: ....ncl rtl.i i.ed , ;• i ' N;. a.aglin, an in ih. i rented independent of •rtiil In-.iecs '*ill e\ec It. paid. tbe the t-thih'.iHv' .Mlaiilie . %I |iUi*Wa -»le ' ' 'of» »••• ' * i Inine. i *. IIlaiketi 1*»* l>* »' -.Mil. v |i, Saiolmo’s men were actively across every possible outlet from lino among Democratic loaders in hat’ hn> hn ught info tin Bei atlse of iiio toll lit".-1 .-it a Williams was consider, d for N. i—rfCmd Mi Williams, ur engaged. Michigan has served to increase Congress. Tho followers of G«y- ^ I;Ml night afii'- -rieeting .tli • two t- long repi'esaed muttering ’. I louslnddei i ii-.- itud t ' •■>i*tv a l•.iti'riey. .'!i I' !■ in-li aviat • . • ■ tiauml l.chiijc. I |( l>(j |T,\J(n-dian, Mis?.., where jJ | A .bwuih slipped mil ol it* rack the intense feeling in Flint and rrnnr Al Smith, of New York, at f'oitth nnd re itiia l ,\l ‘ lli.lie. ' Imt Mayor F- •h stej. i were t tile.* tin-. «'i:'j'.mlil it d in ii; -ell I •Ii , n n i'.il at c.n in* l.lfidbergn^fj-,,., w ti,, living Its murt eftid ‘rife, with tltc exception o f a few noted . , . • -pen!ay while a Maniu- plane "a s viefnity. i "the enlossu.s of lh»> I ijtiitcd today that :■ *v i ii was tchnfi'd fnat ili1 'aid ally today and wefr i ,..sinR , \er Managua an.l tell elm Howards of So.000 have l*ccn ofu - * * i|., | dret.icd necessary -it this l mi ! I* 'll I tail i i 'i • ' it flyers "I* were ns quick to endorse! a-di . i'(d‘ ' i!c iicrvices of ..no Ii i i., k. • ; ng ■ ,i;.'elv taken to the city jatl »k •"* 1 ' •” ’* 1 °*' fen d for the capture of the fiend, i ’ -planks ns were tho f.)tm *?. i d.iine it-. If in the wall " f a htiiid______ .*v : i : M, inlay a prohiAs a result «>! the < ..miuis-ion'• ii tiMiii ■ n litoid’e in i- |t*.iiin ular • i iro't'l *"** II i.i’ " I coin I .a nr, ■,, . ,i by liackett tn eonneet- i i i r the husine** section of the Search for the slayer o f Doro- lowcrs , of William Gibbs McAdoo. i)ii, '. ii tel Mates for tin i tii'ii, Mr. Philips -c m i * all c* '• limitei In the i a .ti ! til'* • a>e is I ,i Id and " - • in "t-c of the piano;- ni *1 ,i!^ tin- in> ..tersous disiippenr- t,,vx,i Inti did not i-xpUule becausi* thy Schneider xvns extended into ion ^ ie in k 1. r.v vvi'-l -t.in-l he- ' ,. vvi,)t the municipal g"v- sidiinitti i! to tl-i cf,iir'. Senator David I. Walsh, o*’ i ' v Krenrhnii'li f tni f it, |)j; ( wch'.it'i unci- i t "Mi Ni’ilsiin. ih,. safety catch had not been re- Ohio today when locnl police beli .-is*, mlili ii statesmen <■’ l|||im>l,i 0n Felirunry I. At tlie .ni.l l mo. 1y allot oe ( taii-tl Hint lie | Muss., n Smith fdllower, said, lipped at ■ air. Inn I N 'd ii,, a,as i,'tumid lore ■>: l a -c l •H l\ finer the eitv for a man l gan scouring city >ier*i Hemisphere - ’ d '.' it s,-,« ,.r bis lesignatiou as • it y AA'I.ilil .'lot be ill..... 'I . I Ml.It t!i "without surrendering my w r-' * :t:id< d uun.-t' a' uisl\ at B” ■; ,-haiy. ■i xiolaiing the Mann Ai t o- ii nn I'lminoiio ha. In cn >** am-" ei mg the description hroail- sincero opposition to the preset; 1 ,I i.i to lliem til- prill | j vie. Philips filed uppliea- lilign!io*i •" :n i-i 1Id- i .« "it it y t ii-id. and i i, i ,i /. I.ilm g Mrs. William? w tli Mai lie and gov, ,,sl from Flint who was reported • iVf, iiiti i ui. .• i i A iiu* »•!.’ |u»l* ti„n |.ir ti e a o i ?soi ship and wie and Ia I IX v. e1' ,o M i ,i.an cm t it ate I the Mann ,• ■ oo'd ml; i.-e the ( V. I ll - i but ; ’ll. u*’.lerd; r. i» ropoitoil („ have accosted two high school prohibition policy, I have believe 1. .no ut II Vumriei nnd " h t ' llllgl Icl’ci rot ■ ’ .• ii it !i id, la!. ’ , l ii • pi I ollg * bus o ’ fi-teil to recruit an, i girls He xvu* driving nn old Dodge for some time that tho preserva­ .id i Inn j: nnd testifying that In­ , •• I I b- tin •ie,.•;.**! i *** * <*V Unit • " •' - ;* before t *•* Fit v op, ,i b :t\ is il, Ii. l, c of ae’ti'.’e ii ie I­ M'oW,I g.'.’.h, piaetiially jismiml " f that p"-* i... similar to that used by tho tion of our most sacred Institu­ , lop t with a ‘‘l.oytio ol gn i llu front and lint 1Ht,lan. i A met icon is m in Hie automobdi 1■' • m bis as iifiati', Hail, u Ii' i ng ot .ietions rests upon an honest ballot, • -.teeth in ” and wiolo him letters M. rii i Mgain-t the Sandino murderer, it xvns said. '. r a president of 'l ,:’ tmn had it been divorced l»«n w ay t iin n u't *I ' , ' .la in n \ die. K- tliri adi *1 I ...i'll II I t , , |. '-licit tin u<' ii n w ultl he u integrity in public servica and an lo llu ; effect cam i d the pi .'jury I., un.or.a’ e such the clerk’s office. i ml mucli at i :*’ • , t ank r lative i , rnv d. N'd I’ll It bn , ,|t;p|ci.’ answer t" "hirpered administration giving equality ol Mr. l.-naaini iiua In en e.iq l <" • t.l i ua iiill In* f " * liuriri*. ■a i yva > ?luted o, I, l.oO i that Genual Chamorro V a r i o u s Mr*, v/ijintn.4 ban i*onU*H^i,tI, , lung, T o w n s O f opportunity to all with special pri­ ny the city for tin- past t" • .n. line siuuiluat*' , i, ar at. • rn'.Adi 1! I * lie.ton, " ho d i. id t' i m tli*’ I'chcllion. diteet i ■? |y. lllitt she" wrote ^ he was ? upper!iltg ..>rl I puiiite.- and ii Imir years, i crvuig urn u vilege to none. These are the a* I,indy. Ju*t * • • tv. papi r const il ti Maiinc tidvancc hues in the HI C o u n t y ie tir- at Hit instruction of NeilW ill S t a g e paramount issue® o f tho hour. It n it. attempt it -ti that time as ussulani t" the i it • • on: mild f,„ r:u . a lied the step*. I* i 'id claim against n ,! a go ul ?i a. Tl-- Ic tir s were piudincd in Chipnti- region ntc being held hut , n l. itin m* ri- uinnnger in eliarjje of I'nial a i-tgll will take some time to change our the \i riean wn* •!'••' 1 ■ . the muon pal, , v the City ) i mu I v Neilson who suing tlii’ti- ir no indication of nny nt- E x h i b i t s I n S a n f o r d prohibition policy and the agita­ inpreci'ilent d in A ?i smciit Iiu ream Since c.uly 11 ’ kiitul inprcccdcnli ard . g*’' "c a t up ft. m m .l.v dived full val;* ita r;n». ii'. t L upon Sandlin*. S >liic observer* Li hi?'..'A and is. as well, i.|,-r, when the city insialled a in» wife for divorru charging tlmt " tion nnd discussion should go on tn- fm it. In uhs'.antiatinn o f til's , rowd. With n " ido grin. » «d!l- lure ur,- of the iqiinion thnt SanL'. t. ......ny to the imp' it s|,. had eloped v.ill* another mun As a means of promoting com­ without check. rev. !*,U ?nlof bookkeeping. I c has , Uiui, Mr. Dc 'doii osserted Hu;: l,« i f;li appM»” ''l t"“ i‘ M‘‘i * ” As for the para-^ clivio nmv tit tempt ;> > force-a battle |hi"h tl. ailininistra’.ion « ’ • The Judge threw the case "tit of (o ill. Ficnrlimvii Imi. munity publicity, the Chamber of mount Issues, I believe that OTico r< t i p pet veil in tie rapacity nr arruiuit not onlv did tli. bank’s hooks .shtev next week for th" effect it tony thr presont fit at u <*f our .' lui, idling Nullfion t" find l'iCommerce und the Milano Theater bon* iolervoi... . until tlie .*• , jin W up >n Iiu- Pan-American *’«»n- have made arrangements for giving tho people are aroused, they will tin- C’ itv ba ! a tnadv received tin- moim*iit, v.i ui ,:.L i Ulu hall \M. Ii? v .^ ilie republics of the ant. wire.---* drivo corruption, privilege and de­ hot •?*-♦•- l-ttrr rcrrivrrf I i :i,i” t>, Iiis rcjii»ivnl to H’ttifoi I, Mi William* also admitted g:c? ut Havana. weekly exhibits for the various In* ii** UA* v. ai.'itur:. - tin- President *■•* .Mr. l.aii’ Min hud i "I.: iik i alilu e:. by Mr. .liokm 'i m tlie t'ity ( I towns in Seminole County, accord­ bauchery out o f their govern­ thnt sla came here from Binning_ iifl . , are Hn- Ami ri- eX'-eullvo experience in the i.ianng ■- ackitnwle I .1 tin smr tlpng. ham with Neilson and stattc.i liv- J|G|j|Sf J It A V L n V ' V l U ) ing to an announcement today by ment. This Is tho Immediate call to service by the Democratic '1 hat tin- v ..i unit w a ■> eonfiidcr- ) a i l v C e l e r y R e p o r t . tlu- Pan A uteri- nieiit of department tores. ing nt a downtown hotel wt b him I * U H U s J . Secretary K. J. Trotter. He d . on It;.’ tho *'nv sswhlcii opens in served in the enpacilic- <d hnyei, party.** . . . • tl Fmier present plans carh Wednes­ a., man and wife a few day? before a month l-o- ! s l J e i n j r I s s u e d H e r e Mrr. Nrilson disap|H-nicd. Delectii ’ a’'. < barb’ ? I’.\-i ' ilcpni’t iiie’tt day night the Milano management i upei int* ; di lit and Senator Heflin (D ) o f Ala., out­ i ‘ i Iom .I. was Hie wn■ p r.'uad’cd to <no rg?' l.’ uncral icnnagci’, mf’?l " f L- bl.t r. 1will give 50 minutes of its show for standing foe o f Smith, said: "Sen­ Dai.y i('poll* i'" "tiling the * ' • i)igh!on who •riiy i >nj private life to wn t’k-Ur thrt-fnnnprrtnrr ~t*n nir n —t'nt ilIhu presentation of a program by ator Reed's suggestion is an ex­ ciau , I t liib’g'.ta-'l. tlie most d ? ! i -k* ;.l»i'W I hat erv -hipiiiint?' ot tin* entire i " " 11 tlte several-communities. The proli’ i iinn*Minii*il tlmt Mt^ d cellent one. We should have a oiy. Iowa, while lie • ’.id tb.,1 the liniteil Stales tj.-l.ir ita |id.*. •< g to ;■pproxi- t .v atv now he m »s«H fl K,-ams " i l l consist of varied enter­ real strong platform, foaturlng , I. IA i oiiinluition* of JP'.tiO "o re ic. ii’.tl P t •« I ' limns had given them Jim h*al office of Morkct .*• t p M o o*i it durcum I - ever m nt to f* lived lor a mimliii of year tainment anil may include one or , m . il by TinHerald today to­ ’ au-ly r.’ .o' her confeHsioi Mr. J iiinkoo i. a entiu • > . ' . r i del ••lice in the i a11' t . i ’ n* munic ipal Si-rviC'*. iiiiiiuUiincd by the Bureau w nl the Uobcri F. Hull fund, mak- more short talks on the advantages it.'* mg that it"’tl' Agriculvirnl F.ionomics Wnshingtoii, D. f . lie *• a r*aduSenator Caraway (D ) o f Ark., of Hie res|(cctivc places in the #•*1!t:j> they hnve lii-.m’ h; M. >t ■ ,| . tintotal amount of suliscripti;i*\ i riinn : pill.IFF. h ll-l. PEON Un. it " irnin. i.fiie l.ntin Aimriea titv of the George Wa?hingt>'.» said: “ Senator Reed laid down the ioi’ x $51,'.IH. Donations that have county. question pro- led e i: I III i . ?; "II For a week thereafter each com- only proposition upon which the tin- iinp.iidiiig visit of Mr. L'oivei!5ity o f that eity, Inl liibc . ,* i ui'cvi''i.!utf?oimm’HifwyptSir.* Hire. Ti c i-i fie " « * opciicil •-' lu-eii received liius far arc; •J 1 FX.IFO F IT Y , Jun. II HNS) u (|, ,,, ehctrii ul eitginci ring. pounded by Fi.no"it ioner It. !•’. 1Monday an will n muin in *•!»*1 1mindly will be given the opjwrtu- Democratic Party can unit© und Kc •> sicn in tlie prcscnce'l . - A Penn named Juan Lope/., who Previously acknowledged *5.00 nilv o f imiking displays of their win aueveas. He grew imtnonsely I the l’ rc»nli’nti:.l Special of j j|jt executive expel inn e began ' V.'eeler, Mi. Di t ot < :»'ol tlmt nl , ti..ii for the u mumile r of .1. Parrish ( I ilu-villci ronfcsM-d that he had maidered i a $ 5.00 products in the windows of the Mexican juiiitieiti writera for 1■hurt time after Ills fciadaiitioti pl/rent the.c .i i - "iu- 6800,000 ill , elegy n a?i a i'.* hai been the by his speech." Mrs. Paul Winter, a biauti'ul <U’i- F. F. Priest $ 2.00 I Chamber of Commerec. The ex­ twin in past years. City newspapers. It is the when lie hccmiie connected Mr* R. K. Kipp r'niims out -tambai' aituiusl the nmn wniiiiin at her home iq * “ > '• Senator Dill (D ) of Wash., $1 .HO hibit* will be left to the town* for Tlie Sanford /Iffice " II he Itinie in history that Mexican '.ore, Fity Avhicii ill lli.. opinion would •acun for five pesos wa-? .-hot Fia-smates of Ii K- Hull said “ I think Senator Reed’s ide;* *5.00 Jii'i'i i have ( ver "covered” Ci lac Rapid* department 1 arrangement in any manner thc> charge o f 1*i a .Corbin tai* y< iicccr be paid becatiio they were Immediately aft* ■ Hip lit,warit Bolder i . Friday. I o f getting together on tho things mnv choose. Mr. Trotter said. t'untey of an Amricau Presiit wn* announced* today, luautholixc’d mill illegal. ’ ■ 1’he ’ cred $51.Oil .A lready several sections of upon which wo can agree ia the port* will be sent to .•very.'i'" confession the police admin'e light. M ffiO'l’OOO. he explained, ilncludcs "ley fuga * or the law of • Ju l iihi -tnl%. .c ia lo r from Seminal* County have received the most constructive suggestion that -siiic nl Findidge, See ret a cy who desires tbein and " ’ho " the Sf.00,000 m cei .it'.calcs of in- notify tho office at tho court I ho prisoner wna turned lome n»d ,||«trU-t sent id* contribution off,-,- with enthusiasm, the secre­ came out o f tho Jackson Day Lite Kellogg, who is also a liditedncsM lie hi by Hie * hare Nat­ house, Mr. Corbin (dated. t)u. n|(|i,H yt.stenlay after tary reported. The first week s ex­ Ik aad llugla-H have lifen •______ vvns shot down as ho tried to flee. , Banquet. I agree with him that to rrt five lex el nl timcA sinro I w f _ « , i n n ional Bank of New to ik and the __ — - reading o f young Hull’s plight in hibition will »>e of Altamonte *' special privilege and Republican ng Washington over th AmeriU H ( i F I ’ l l l l c l l I C S remainder in wanunr? similar to ------------------------------------- “ ~ ~ The Herald. A total of $H.U0 came he followed by Lake Mary. corruption should be made our the one held by tintax collector. |l'c»lie) to lie pursued at Huvprincipal Isaues.” That the hank proposes to push \I l o d s o n B a l l , W h o S e e s P r e s i d e n t s tho youth uttenda. A check for $5 ,|. J. Parrish, state tcnali.r from j •'Hcnilly Indians Plan Senator McKcllar (D ) o f Tcnn., r Presidential Special was run- this district, will he a cni’diiJali ccllcotion o f the cla.i.i and assist I I tki- morning through South- . ..... S p e c ia l, S a y s M r s . C o o lid g e H a s I t '?oniT,,mThel i'.oy’s ’tcache.! Mr?.' u. P o A v - i v o w J n 2 Weeks u dry leader, said: " I think the in tlte Democratic •he County in its fig 1'1 was seen by | l n remark by by* Mr. Asltciatl Ashcraft who tin Georgia ‘ f r. «n 1 jern (ienrgia over the Atlantic f* . " T\ ,x” c’rtl,on corrupt record o f the Republican ... K Kipp nnd $’l «P was raised by . ! K. , lii* clussmnte* in tltc fifth grade. Party ought to be made our para­ < l-in.-. ( b a if,U "M l , ” i,h .•n s to ’K . S S t " " Several tribes of the „ j t ,ia3 ljeon my ,,,-ivilcge to VisPent in traversing Florida. It -.. looks like somebody is trying lo mount issue. There is nothin;; "Mrs. Cooliilgc has IT and plenty Ball contniued, “ appeared to tie Titusville. In'inns. composed of. Sanford fiini-llnm ua und we don’t^proposc of it," according to Hodgson Bull, (|Uite ut case in my presence and ^ jjJ(, y()m,^r man In the hospital Jo President’s first visit to tho more important to good govern­ Mr. Parrish is u veteran legis­ j |,nve nmilu a thorough in- boys between tho nges of nine and ment than honesty in government South and he lias been a* to sit by and siand for it." , v e il known local hardwure dculct chatted in n very friendly and cup-, lator andU dcficrihcd as one of the to met this morning ut tne r'V inti,rc?t?d in the scenery and potential political pioga<,sl*- •tivutin^j manner. She Is unduuht- VC6|Kution o f his case and feel the Grammar School for the purpose and we have evidences o f Repub­ ablest ntid most. influentiul mcipl"v tourist on hia first trip. cator, ’ wfio returned shortly uft tr edly the brains of the family and ,.aUcC to by* a very wprthy one, of making pinna for n pow-wow lican corruption for the last seven hers of* the Florida _ lawmaking New Orleans Police Howard Botelcr in giving his noon toduy from New Smyrna tho big boy behina the hatv I body. Last Year following the clo ’ years- I argee with Senator tyvo weeks from tod*y. ’ Battle With Sheriff greatly enjoyed hel clever repartee chcck for $5. where he went to Interview the [nford Kiwanians of the session, Senator Parrish was Following tho business session, Reed’s suggestions.’’ __ ^ f and the way sho poked fun of tm* “ I am glall to bo able to contrtPresident and hi* entourage in icby a caucus of the senate •• • ■ the train ’ ’ butc because the case Is my idea *•* the members enjoyed games under Attend State Meet selected around NEW ORLEANS. Jun. 14.— gaiif*to paramount matters per- boys standing to serve' as president of the li"dv real charity and missionary work- the supervision of C. D. 'Volf*, "M r. Coolidgc declined to elabor­ next year should he he returned to (IN S )—Wulter C; Anderson wao alning to the nations’ political, The boy is very bright und 1 feel county supervisor of the x. M. c>. Motor T a g Limit Is ate upon the last rcnturk he t* M. Lloyd, E. J. Trotter and h'ifi'KWtr----- ■ ,-nid he was high sheriff o f Knox­ financial und social welfare. that h6 has a fine future if given A. Extended To Feb. 1 moral (;. Fox returned last Prior to his clrction two years ville, Tcnn., was in juil here today "J w as much disappointed in the known to hnvc made, about ’ not Plans for a basketball achedule, t front Melbourne where they ngo, Sciiutor Parrish had repres­ after u dispute over a taxicab hill President," said Mr. Ball "ns he choosing to run, and he folly *,0'x’ nn opportunity,” Mr. Botelcr saidT. v«iurlnc motor r. L. I.. Dumas, division aupermsuptrm- rrrticittntcd in hv the various | nilcd the annua! meeting of tho ented Brevard county for several which ended in a fight with police. imprcnsCtl me as being as “euutl- out his reputation that hp is a mil'1 Coast'l-nc, tril*es v ere completed and each “ #x. »ni„ district’ o f Florida. About terms in the lower house. He is « Two cab drivers took Anderson to og*’’ ut. that Vermont sap which of few words. Me declined to com- Undent o f the Atlantjr . llerakjj K,o0p edoctod-^the eopUin of j[«* «• . t "rditig to a ■ delegates v'erc present, the prominent business man of Thut- the police station after ,lu* had did Hot chouse to tun und threw ■ment on General 8andin'»’? remark, Railway, liifprmcd *1 . .fuml is being ruisedj t----V„m.' The follow in g Vera cbown: j [ J J K I delegation reported, nnd the ville, having extemive citrur. inter­ attempted t<» jump out without tho maple sugar manufacturers in­ •hat American* were **u hunch of today'that today that a u .fund i* bet buzzards" nnd Wouldn’t t ay .any- by local efflycrs and employees o f] George Gunns. Baptist --— ,• j prJnn ()(atirilC _ t«»m t supervisor, from '*r was described as one o f th e ests lii addition to lifb)P Glwnti- nt riinr hi* fare. A t Hie police atcto bankruptcy. A „ u matter of fu"t n Arderrwp will raid to have at­ thingabout what kind of " » r k he tho company fui the Luke Maf>'Ixumber one; James Dorsey, B aj*-j^. j- ‘ Allen, state* commissioner 1 interesting and delightful fied .with hanking and husimv* he ucled’ very much like q fichool- is going to "do whan hr get. boy. Tho fun;’ has already reach- tUt team number two; Jack. K an-. bunMU Kir'several years. tacked |hiciibldes • circles. * charg'id wtn dis jjoy who was rfrnld spine oto ' • Iloune e«i $’ J 0 and wii! bu kept open un; ; ver, I reabyteriar team; Gilmer , rV. r „ a:on hn- been mod' “ • uathciini; wus a school o f AndCrtmn was . the* White might 'see the cigar he was holding through with lilt ill Monday Mnudav In-Hie I,, iS<* ho hope no that thnt it will w ill' Steele. Methodiit Methodist . term: ter.m: Arthur i 1he ,,p«. ” f- G Go'erit o 'r rner Jol h W. for i.ffirors o f Kiwa'tin M IA M I— Milwaukee .f\*r Tran* I turbing the w*irir pm.mu in his hand.- Mr. Coulidgv afipinr- job.” , insisting afreet, tearing. l e incrcnsoil to W Mr. Dunn* French. Christian nnd'Gonerren- Vf -t^ou hi about -15 cities of this annou:;ct;d. "H o admitted to mo however, on v i, In.. mum, " f K « * ti.-rul tr;.m and Charlie .Thr.tap-j 11 “ * unifotm nnd nlu-ln,- xd to bo somewhat rmburraAitpJ the side, thnt the celery- wo* all mid. service•betwocn this s ily ««<* *n . .... whan 1 addressed hint btlt I sitreon. Episcopal team. iS r? • K ^*l® confefffni?o wun n Petersburg un,d qth :!th t, and lin t ht didn't. STVART—’ Ground bKikm r.cM* that w s» due -umpwlti: ^* Id ALTflUbTiNE—St. Johns! •* m t M I , 't . •••t nl^hi at Ihi iMlantlc wa; ■ a> wut new picking houw to ke • being out o f Ills e'lYiromvmt of h i' i ell tills «r*enio Mibu"U wm *nut a u u y it<j shortly. $2,000,000 ST. AHftUHTIXE'■■S58.417 conFlorklg Bonkcrf. A*’ i J ACKSONVU l.E Wallace W. Wright if Vlprid^ Ihere by Martin County “ or ^ held, new federal und post office build!• ; 1''.I wa-i the winci•It.- 'ir j.tr let for construction of new cwn homo town «ml talking u>, ?'»!>" iv . I U’.dnT ash ‘'JV n” ?“ ’ fermed ut meeting I AMOciatlbn. ctinparntive airangers.’* ; / i the chicken* bccau?; • • • ’ V V 1 l t ' im* iimti ' * '** ’ ■ * 1 • — --■ l*:-'*l inNorth illir Hfaurtal heiv.h‘a Adyids.being ‘ '.‘V ' " ' i Fuljctwcod grade w hi* i • ' * of “ thd ,l" ‘ lArniutr '•’•■'•hlnsr h'.s Ad ^ J H1PI G7 “ M i». .Cuolldgo, . fi6 "«vei/ ' Mix " . u there. • ’ : * 11u. (t-ccnll). ^ ‘»ig nn •' y T 1od for conctrucllon o f \\ ™ ’NervlciClubs anil 1« ‘ * A ug«4Une. • ” ■ , i ' ’ . Jntunity • ' County’s now' cvurlUuao. f _ (AY SOUTH BITTER ISSUES R eed S u g g e stio n R e c e iv e s A ccord Will Tour [ion 01 Miami OFFICIALS STRIVE TO SEIZE SLAYER OF MICHIGAN GIRL r' " « V S ! PICKS LAMSON AS !* L S T ON DEATH CHARGE j I' , “T Lost Arm Boosted 1*" SdTo Total 01 $51.9.1 •a Senator Parrish To Seek Office Again Jn J m , f.'. iu__ ?-i~ ____ :_____________ ’ .... _ _ '/• m �4 :• At 4r T H E 8 A N F O R P H E R A L D . F R 1 P A Y . J A N U A H T J S .1 P a la tk a R e a lto r Is S o u g h t B y I n d ia n a A n d T o A n sw e r C h a r g e P e n a lty F o r C rim e white shirt at the throat And re- t * - A T r e e “ or eiertnnry-'way ‘ t HM Mrhite*fltnrtnr*tW< through the form, now strangely V t . Sweet again stepped up to the path etic. ' - . cN r’ ,.«P plic<l the stethoscope 2.rig,n A rV t ' Five minutes or so later tifTere andf after a second or two, an- K W f r b U p i)» * r f . £ M 8ongVJ0jr > c n was a tap at the door leading to the naunced: “ I declare this man dead." . qy the.school. ‘ chamber o f death and Judd Gray, P A L A T K A , Fla., Jan. 13— (IN S ) (continued fr.nn pagij one) * It was 11:19 P. M. Poems, • Th* ' m n ■ the man who had forsaken his —Hinting thnt he would make grade; ---plied to the bare skin; she Wore wife, his home nnd his daughter tattling revelation* which will asfor this woman, now dead, was Ound residents' o f Indiann when black cotton stockings. .he proper time come*. W. H. ArS'oo broke down-arm crept just brought Into the' brilirahtly light­ TreF' bk the fSf*?1 ti*>Td, o f Kokomo,' I rid., President ar. she sat in that tcrrilfle con­ ed room. It was 11:17 P. M. An Australia^ ■f the Arnold Company oT Palatka. traption known ns the “ death Gray shuffled 'in. a guard on planted on the e»u « .bclined to comment upon the re­ school with the quisition o f Governor Ed Jackson chair” with its straps and buckles, each side, their arms under his ance. During this” for his return to thnt state to ans­ and broad oaken arms.' She cried armpits. Jle held his head high and *?■* a-poem,-*Tn wer a charge of-conspiracy to com­ and prayed at the same time. “ Je­ he was mumbling prayers. He wore _ ic o n tinned ^som -page am rj Kdmer, was ret it^ e fr r tfF p m :'^ m f mit A-felony In connection with the sus -have -mercy mntmr.daia.vUUase .• The entertainmen* failuramf thr-*tneric«n'Trtm 't*.TfP-' Stnned."_ TIer-voicui bark a pecul­ right trouser leg was slit from the Billie Zachary. Exercise, "A rb or Day Acrostic" supervision of Mri j l "More Than A Billion Dollars jknefl down. iar refined tone, albeit high pitch-. panv. i j j JljLVrt J .- W iU r - — * by the second grade. ohs, was closed wititj rnational New* Servlc#Hns Been Placed F or Thlp ^Arnold and his son, Glcnwood. ed and tremuloiis. ’ Her face .was f tljfc condommcd man’s eyes Poem, “ What Do We Plnnt * J Sport", Editor Purpose According T o R e­ both uf whotu’ are under indictment strangely old. glanced; n i the chair, his chin be­ When We Plant A T ree" bv Mary Tbc West Side N E W YO RK. Jar.. IS.—Two of Twenty newspapermen, includr came set. He sat down hardly re­ Alice 'McMl'Inn, Lois Wall Me- lupenrision of Mum| port O f Recreation Group In Indiana. htV at liberty because the sheriff’s office here refuse* to ing this writery,whq fqt transfix­ quiring assistance from the gunrde. Crory and Claud Whitten.Mr. Rickard's professional step­ Principal, participates serve the Indiana warrant! on the Poem, “ Arbor Day, Fair Arbor lowing entertainmetrJ children will l * cut o ff with n N E W YORK. Jan. I S - i ( l N S ) — ground that the charge is no ed. by the ghastjy.' « 4 cn0 , were There wns no fear in those clear Song by school seated five in a row. in what re­ blue eyes. I.ong since, this man Day’ ’ by Betty Thurmond and Sam • More than A' billion dollar* have crime under Florida laws mere fortune at Madison Square Talk “ The sembled church pew*. The only had made his place with God. Crook. been fpent in th* United State* to N E W YORK, Jan. Ill— (IN S ) Carden tonight w'nuo the mod Arnold said he hns not beer, con­ other witnesses in the room were Day,” Miss Turner Arbor Day song by the first Since the day he was arrested for grade. “ The Spirit of AH bafflin g o f the current lis' o f mys­ In the wake o f the deal that sent; acquire nrd equip municipal parks nected with the Indinnn bank for four doctors and the attendants. the brutal murder o f Albert Sny­ M. Martin. a period of more then a year nnd Dedication o f the tree to Mr*. tery plays is being carried on to Roger* Hornsby io Boston f o r , nnd $100.000,000 arc spent nnnuWarden Lewis E. I-awr*. nn op­ der, the Bible had bean his solace. th^t he engaged in no act which Stella P. Arrington by the fchool “ The Gift of Trrtt'j . the inevitable conclusion, whereby ponent o f capital punishment, The mask wa* adjusted. Then the led by Mr*. J. C.Mitchell,principal. ersfc Maude Wood He Frank Hogan and Jimmy* Welsh ally to maintain them, according might he termed “ conspiracy.’’ the diamond *:on;nch<r finally is stood near the- rear door. Ho head gear. He looked like a young rumor* were current here today, to a two year old study of city Song, “ Florida, My Florida" by her Benjamin. discovered in the ritit n-.un’s rou;i. turned his head away from the football player as he ant there. the school. "Planting A Tret-l Little is known o f Tom Hecney, that Brooklyn. Philadelphia and paiks and forest*. recently coinchair. Deadening silence prevailed Then the straps were fastened. Flag song followed by flng sal­ by Arline Richter. New Zealander, except that he the New York Giants arc planning! plctcd by the Playground and.P.tf- i<0IlipPi» lng 10,207 acres, in forty- a< the awful moment came. “ Tlireb Little Tn„ Executioner Elliott 'gdvc one swift ute by the pupils. licked a few mugs cr.route to the n three-cornered deal. T1;e play- creation Association of AliitKcn, An Impressive program was pre­ mouse) by Francfjj*. F.lliott waited for no signal. He look. fourv parcel*. . „ , big money, nothing is known of “ When We Plant Al Nearly 2.>0,000 acres o f -marks . The most significant tn n d in kne(w by experience thnt the clecHe took two or three steps to sented at the South Side Primary Jack Sharkey, beyond a cut-back ers nnir.cd by ‘ dinmunu gossip*! School under the direction of Miss ren P. Landers, tr rj to that July evening when Penip- arc Welsh, Dts.zy Vance. Brook-,nnd forests arc re p o rts > y 1,681 the municipal park movement in i Erodes had been properly applied his alcove and pushed down the Ruth Hand, principal. The numbers min. . ' ■ the ln*t twenty-five years has 11° M '*. Snyder’s head and < right switch. Gray's body stiffened. His show*, *ey doubled down the right field lyn pitching acc; Fresco Thom p-! ™nicipaUtic*. the stt were:# ■ . • “ Trees"—Annie W.l active j ,ctJ; , *71 seirml tho chest henved. excess ies. Acun.'* of ui • been IfLTIl the 1I11T use unc o Ulf parks fo a*#.r «*>*.»* , C executioner .foul line and.scorcd on a sacrifice. , Song, "L ittle January” by the Euphelin Stnnlond - »- f*no . son, Philly second hasetnan; and 25,000 population have narks. But Lea,. j 1- JL. W aui_etlitor o f 1, pulled R downwards. • Dr. Jbhn Kjam ey, assistant pri-’ pupils. _ "A rbor Day'—Tre«| Many since have claimed that Virgil-Barnes ami Fred Lindstrom million’s-of---------- In Jim .. s ^.alV^r*At first m ost; Thehr was a slzz and a sputtor, son physician, unloosened Gray’s person* Scripture reading by-Miss Ruth ilelvin Chnuncy. Sharkey laid one down, others that of- thel'Giants. • . ‘ iiivc access' to neither parks nor park superintendent* opposed the Dempsey fouled it off. IJe it nei­ John McGrav.-, manager o f the playgrounds, and other'millions in use o f park areas for games and ther or both, the point is that Sharkey was seen no more in this Giants, wants Thompson, lie is cities are inadequately provided spurs. Today 00 p e r. cent o f the locality seen the fateful but not raid to have started negotiations with these places for relaxation executives favor active recrea­ before going to Havana. McGraw and recreation, says the report. necessarily fatal occasion. tions on the park lands. New York I’arks A ll we know about him i i that said in Havana tl>at last year S T A R K E — Crossing signal* he will tight Tom ILeeney twelve Brooklyn refuted til give Uft Vance New York City, - with 10,778 rounds to a decision tonight for o even for the great I lot n.sby... In acres o f parks, enjoy* the larg­ i-m-trd at «ac!i lauili crossing o f | probable shot at Tuuney 'and the view o f this, it is not hclicVed est Mich urea within the limits of tlu* Seaboard llunugli here. r heavyweight .championship, pro­ that* tlm Robins would trade the any American city. Y et it* park FORT M E YE R S — Now filling vided Tunney adheres to his an­ strikeout king (i rony otner player growth 1ms not nearly-kept pan* nounced plan to kill (wh bouts with or p layers-Ih dt Xt*vv"" Yi,»vR fir with the growth in population, it htution being cun*tructcd at corner,, of First Street nnd Monroe Avc- | one promoter. Mr. fharkey. has I'iitlndelphia might offer. is stated: It reports hut one acre nue. .» s ■* been most austere with us. lie sim­ of pai ks <to .Vi:! persons in con­ •. -. « ply declined to< associate himself • ■ . -A?j . -••*■' trast to Minneapolis which, with with anything that had a local as­ rim-half New York’s park acreage (Lef»al N ot been) pect, except local muney. • Uy a and u fraction o f its population, r specialv arrangement with the is provided with un acre to every t.s* t i i i : C O U N T Y JtO wtE'ri c o v i n Treasury Department, this is good « » P SKM TNOl-i: C O U N T Y . IT .O Itl eighty persons. With 132 different l».\ Anywhere in the Uhited States. JA It, Km a le o f ORO. \V. K N I O U T . properties, Minneapolis 1ms one of Rickard ordered him on from tlie«out*lanilii g park systems in .NI >e.eu*«>a lig lC i: T O A P W J A U -AND p i c k Boston at leAst u work before the Member* . o f the Sanfoid .and C I.A fM R U. S. with to per , ,4-* the w*. wmi irespect inj fl*h t. He sajv Rickard's week and Orlando l.ion* A id . PR IU O N H I I A V IN O ( luh lust nignLf-capita acreage, type s und dislri- T o C L A I M S A O AJNHT T JIK A l l o V l : raised him another. The New Yoik staged llicit first intcr-cluh goth-Vj,bti,in ,lf th0 Pnrks, NA.VIKI* I ’S T A T K . . _ ..... .... pnrks, character of Commission said he simply must You are hereby n o tifie d loa: the Mount Plymouth tht. development nnd quality of come over. He didn’t. At least, the ‘rin g at i:i.S A II li,N IG H T , a* K x c c u l r i x of Hotel, the nffnir including * n , maintenance. II,e esfntf.if OKO. \V. K N I O UT. commission insisted upon u Tues­ lias f i l e d In Oils Court day visit and Sharkey humored .the banquet followed by a dance.’ T*wfii o f the three largest citic*. deceased, i Miu-gi-stimi oT llie Insolven cy o f hundred persons enjoyed ^ the j Philadelphia mn^'C* the best show- >ti|al i-Hlute und you a re Iterebv boys by arriving yesterday. event, between 111 and .7(1 going mg with respect to per capita r.-l|ulreit l " ap p ear uml file j o u r By that time, he had everybody j claim s aUuinM *a ld eetate with troin Sanford. park acreage. It cun boast more 11... underiitiMn-d Connly • J uil|t« o f l convinced that all was not well. | Franklin O. King of Orlando, than H.iHMI acres, including Fair- y. inltml. County. Klo rlda, <m » r But the commission doctors said 1.. 'fore O k l*U o f June. t*»2*. at in tlu that Sharkey was vi ry much m i . j foinier district governor of Lions icount. th" largest city park . 1 .......... . said County .1 •- m J House III Sanford. Semin* | which gives the hoys one more In'.ematiuiial, vive-l ns tout'!mus­ the United Stales. Ciiieu ;o ow n ' lit,. *.,t,i.ty , I ’ lorldii guofs or they will he ’‘ it." Fine • ter at the dinin-r. t-p ■akei •> iuclud- I«t j than fi.OO.i attes o f beautiful ..I.,I ...iit., mol " i d e r c d O il" |stli day >.f ’ i d May>ir i -. !." IL t-holder and and ».v:or».ive|y nvc>l for recrea­ ........ oi.. i. i t that the gate will gro- w ill JAM Its i! K IIA ftO N .1 uni: • Wnllmc ■. . in lit >n Saiition In addiCott. Chit agoau > <n 811X1,000, slightly above :ln> < i • •ti ul > Jodu> ul Simliioli | f »»! s.*.nl *1 i G o ;. f (i rent market price f< r m jv .u Jo\ .1 .. t i;le t l.e 1 it y limit i ' . i i l i t v . I'b d Ida ..O il.. «!«•* i —>•>»— jn,\V|-r, ,, However,.Rickard hn> aid tie** i" * •.<.1. •'o -!i';, l ilies* I'le - e 'v.arc no more good -*i*’ s ami ; h o| I mi; . •.f .:!. .mi acres. only thing a mug really win** t limi'di r‘s Park-. something he think: h» • ■»• • EXPERT 1»• • ■. •or. n rI!..t N r. t . loiado, yv th a pail, Hecnev urwablv u 11 • • ; • i . . \| . Ile u d e l area id’ 'i.nilll ;icii *, lead all other R A D IO R E P A IR IN G o f $27,Win ami h'h:.ik, \ .,»•• ••f ?"..n.o i<1 fin i.i:,h- iri'^ v. •■. i ; ti d ‘VJa * in tile United Work Guaranteed $10,000, winch ml inn .... V I'I ' O . I II I,t| th e |iiun<1 Si nr.:: i.i per capita recruit ion Bosch, J-'reed-Kisntnn, & a* u standard for the otlde if the violin and tikel'de an>J pm - wi*h no acre t o ‘ every liv i Crosley receiving sets, In.ter wetc Ingiiul. Tie > an -v pm• of Sai :'i i I gave t* n inhai.it;.nl*. Ilouldcr'* Park Sharkey lis.s been made t< 2 to I Tubes, Batteries and Elim ­ pe tie* are ntnir.ly otit*ddo' the . (olh iW ed by a *y?Mlel favorite, in spite nf his hu'iibimu < inators. r Mu- , was fui-nshed <it v limits. One hurilved* eight finish in the Dempsey fiph . h • •lint I'lymoutii orihes- otluT titles have outlying parks S E M IN O L E R A D IO CO. last, and the fact that Hectic; has due, in pari, to the influence of 32.‘l Sanford A vc. beaten .Maloney. Risk > and otnei dinner, which tin* automobile, says the rcpoit. Phone (130— J •'• lock, dancing Phoenix, Aii/ona, lias the largest BACKUS LEAD f a l l 1Th For Repairs the Lions and of such ureas. Mountain Park ly and Demonstrations (onipnsing 17,080 iicits . Denver CHICAGO. Jan. Itt— (IN S l- owns a system of nunintaiii parks The A niericnn-Holland team of -A Dnve laind* and Klass Vim Nrk wen* lending th six day bicycle ride i t . in the Coliseum today by two )np*. In theWorldofSports E xercises Ma O b s e r v a t i o n Of A rb or D a y H e r e W ill E nter U. S. SPENDS HUfiE Jack Sharkey To I .a " Win From Tom Meeney AND EQUIP PARKS } R u m o r s S p rea d O f N e w Dqgtls A m o n g B ig L e a g u e T ea m s *>■ rSSjl L io n s O f T h is City A n d O rlando E li joy B a n q u et A n d D a n ce Hi 1 RICE $.0007 COCIIRAN T A IL S V *4 N F.W YORK. "J an * 13— ( IN S ) — A* a result of viutmiuS- in Lwn more block*, Jake ^Schucfcr i* now lending Welker Cochran by 2,-100 to 2.000 in their 3.000 point 18 * balkline match. Schaefer gained 111 point* in th o ‘ two block*. % k That's a price per mile. Il Isn't guaranteed: it ilnpends to some extent on the size o f your tire*; it depend* partly on you. But it’s u price aclually higher than hundreds of our customer* are paying for each Silvcrtown they own. It's conservative if you tpke advantage of our spe. cialized tire service. Rupture EXPERT There are many things that influence the numlier of miles you get from each tire. We know there are more miles built into the Silvcrtown than in any other tire. But unother thing, equally important, is the condi­ tion in which the t i r e i* kept. . A t Daytona. V. IT. Seeley, of Clilraui and Plilladcllilila. nationally fmnoiia at bln c t p i - l I l:l HOW pnraoiiully . miisiila >.*|nrlda lioiiie. U** Si P r i c e. I lay toon riencn. H u . WaVs iltslrald n to plion. or w ir e f o r un iippullllinelit.) Mr. Heeley nay a: • T lie Hperninllc Shield w ill » o l o n ly retuln any case o f i upturn n e r fe c lly . I»ul m i d mein openlnu In IP days on I In; av. rltK« case llelnw a vast a d v a n c e ­ ment o v e r ull fin liter in e llio d a — e x e m p lify III* Inutmiiam-miH < ffe e ta Im m ed iately appreciable ami w lt l i » i m u l l n * any at rain nokilIon no m a i l e r lln* sire or location . L a r g e o r d i ffic u lt c a j ea/ o r Im la lo n a l rupiureii ( f i d lu trlm f nperatlo ns) apeclaliy solicited. T h is Inat rnnnuit riir e iv e d tlie only, avvurd In Loul a n d .and In Spain, producin g re M ill* w ith ou t auraery. l n ) n .Ilona, m edical t r e a lm e id * or •Jirencrlptlon*, w ith dlnlliiBUlfhed uif ull an nation* jieraonal patron* o >11* method ha* a I * * > he . n 1021 Dodge 1034 Chevrolet 1085 Dodge No Junk 1087- 1926 Ford Truck 1 Ton Good Car No. 1089-Studebaker Car No. 1075 - Jordan Serviceabl Touring 1037 - Hudson 1049-Dodge 1069-Ford Coupe $250.00 Bought 1088- Nash Touring Selling Other Cars - Sedans and - Up to $700.00 .C Keeping it properly inflated: having nrcusinna) inspections to sec that dirt and grit are kept 'out, rims kept in good condition, wheels aligned, any cut or in­ juries fixed Indore they sub­ tract thousands of miles from the life of the tire— these are things we ran help you with, .whirls will moke a sure saving in money for you. Drop in and let us explain this service to you. You cun Im* sure every recommendation is made from your standpoint. We want to bring you results and tu deserve your huHiness by these results. ALL G oodrich EJt WW*1*, SAVE COME Silvertowns GO most ■atlaMclory.’ — Late l'r. J.dward Hhlppep. former Medicul 3. H p lIreclor, reolor, 1 13. ' . yuvjr. t 'A r t lO N - d ll c »w « ahowld l>» raullunrd aaalaat the M»e of any rln.tle mr nrk (ru*a wllk un- 5 er*Vra p*J a * aaair real w h ere lb # la m a la aail b « l w h e r e Ibe • M a l a l«, aruduirlMg ra nip llcat l a » » M W a i U a l l a g MHruIrMl «»Prfilla a N t * Mr. Seeley - ha* doeument* f r o m the United State* tlo v e rn menl. W aahinRtoa. U O. fo r In• paction. H i ' Will be R la d lo denionatrata without char*,- .nr f i t llii-lfl If denlred. Ituelliehii aam m id* p r e v m l . etoppInK any ler place |ilare In in till* aentlon. aeniiun. D lliir Nla^iM rul In Oil** ».V •*ihnHiw iirr . . k rrh . lVdrntl uml Slalr the F ed era l y . I I. fcreley. .tU rru . in * Me. I*eulu*uln D rtrr, lla y lo u a llr a r b . T elet4 * mhmm~JL4*T B A R G A IN S CASH or CREDIT I n la n d m m s *2 BUT MONEY S u p p ly C. E. Myers, President 'N . E, Corner First and Klqt Streets I n'X'j. i,!iv /ir x. Phone 703 HI ;' ’ * r ... 1.1(1 H I ?J. M l yt i •f f) H S lV •!» **»« a w ;' • !*'-... 2 i R _ V / *4j * " Ur ••• * .«••*>» • • B M 203 Oak 'iG'<fc'.i m i ■ 4-JK Seminole Hudson Essex C o . j tfc'.|%i» I I <l| •; i> • f . —r , - *& / • FAST J*. « . ' . • • % -T______j. . - __/ _ L jj �;•r,v; Vi ll.'-.V •* ^ ,-n I* • * EASE TWO • .•1 < Sanford Herald t * » r f «n *t*M a * «fr »( r *1 U a ta H , FUrUa. “ “ 111I Ma| N alaalU A ffa ir . lif t l l l l . at tkt P M lifflr r FieriSa. a a lrr a d S tellar L DRAX — I W A f U l B K R fi Y a a ilr f ( l a i S tellar -------I O A F J M l IT .ff HJM • 1.T3 t«.U r m l f l u Ira a t ataa •n ra a la a lla a M a d ia l a l l f r a t r r I r a f l M r v r a U at U r rtrM. T h e I. .V I . la e a K l a r l f i a a d Ita H O ft m tM KUrll _____ H ______ h a illal sU ia t a i lf* i t ia f a b . j i w llfc a il ra a a l. •rma T k r l l r r a l d la a w r m k r r a t U r A a l l t M a m a a t C lr r a la lla a a . a a la tr fta lb M I A a a a c U t la a a t P a h . l U h f n , A f r r n U r n . aad A d a rrlla la | A grata w h lt k t r t i l r r a ra r h 1‘a M l a b r r m r a l r r In aaba all t a a Ih rrn a h a a d lt «t an bar-rial la a I lata IM a r d r » l a r r r l t p a b a a la t r lf alt r l a l u a a t r t r r a la ll a a aa n a i l aa k a a r a t b n a la ra a m rlhnda. ~ S ATU R D AY,~JA N . 14. 1928. T in : H ir r t A L u 'N p h o u i i a w . I» r l l f unU t i M l r N S a l a l a i r i i i lM . J u rL 2.— l ) f « p f f n i l r r rotatr* < M fiiif. , * ■ X — I ’V M lru rt lu D wf h i. J o V n , l»- S in H irer ' * r M M i k lr U Par e Ij^" g,^ ^ s "* * V— A l a h r i i l l a i ml k r l l i i l a i , p r « . k r m r a ,I k w lrU , a p artm en t C'M iU M lI) t k n l. »f rltr hranllflm- flea pruaram. A—A aew a»4 a o fr m ktayllil. ' ~B1BLB VERSE FOR T O D A Y A SW EET S A V IO R — Let my prayer be net forth before thee ai incense; and the liftin g up o f my haoda as the evening sacrifice.— Psalm 141:2. ...... -----P R A Y E R — Lord, teach us to pray. _______ T R A N S ITO R Y • • -Fall is a Gypsy . With a kirtle of red. Leaves turn a crimson O ver her head. Torches o f sumac Durst into flame; Windf at the dawning Whisper her name. * . -1 1. i I; V / :"” . - a* • »*• ** »^ •* Itt -^ ■• T H E SUNKCHD H E R A LD / S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R Y Ju iy Trials A s Brisbane Sees It ^---- ■ ----- --------- ■--- ' J ••- M , 1928 ■ . r F O O L -H A R D Y — . E X P E D IT IO N A T L A N T A C O N S T IT U TIO N > t McLaul? Elton J. Mooghton * Th e country has recently been treated to two rather Another Day To Live. Architect__ Diamond disgusting spectacles o f trial bv ju ry. * Th e people have The practical certainty thnt the met the. same f«'.c. Thq.tniracu-' W:to Shaves Her Head? First N a d Dank Dldg. "D awn" has niet an ill-fate, and lous escape of .RUUr^Eltlcr was seen a great oil magnate under indictment for having a t­ Watch Repaid Rome Standi Urm. Sanford, Florida. thnt Mrs? Grnyaon and her three mere "good ’.uck." Jcwflera-Oatn—.11 tem pted ’ to defraud the governm ent out of rich naval oil A Ford-Edison Choice. fly inn companions again accentu­ reserv‘es and th e y lT a ^ 'lfc a r d a Juror chosen "to try him, H r A r t h u r llrl.liu 11*. Tbc fate o f the Grayson ex­ ates the necessity for the goverir»|i>rljhi IM S h !»»• at nr ( ’a. say that he had been promised a car "as long as a city inont to prohibit attempted fly- pedition also emphasizes the folly F o r Sale block*’ for a favorable verdict. '. . A T TH E L A S T ipomcnt there Inp-expeditions over northern wnt- of attempting the northern route I FURS Th ey have also seen a nationally famous bootlegger, was hope that. Mrs. Ruth S n y d e r . ^ d jr irit the wintcr months. 1 Row Boat and T ra ile r in , for trans-Atlantic air flights. Even W e arc paying recently released from the Atlunta penitentiary where he would hav<s one more day to live The Grayson expedition was so in summer the fogs and rain be­ good condition. *. * served a term for violating federal laws, chase his w ife In just outside me little 'd o o r th a t. hazardous that It was nothinj. come icy, and.reason teaches that cash - market- prit*, * J f e ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ v e r U t k c - . - l u i r . uud.hUty_JicrJn_fi public *r- Accumulated-.ire -on -thr*--wings of " Tffes &“ Tuhe^ a plane will bring it to the sur­ }JhYk. TK ejPnavb -- seen alienists uml p.srctnatnsta d e - W!lR not much of n fu v o r ___ u ._ : EM»crts advised against it. The Coons,, Opossum, No plane . can successfully consider-( wcutj,er department in Washing- face. Gas & Oil clare him sane, but they saw a ju ry declare him "n ot ng what roes on in u mind w a it-; ton advised against. The fnmilie- battle a rough sen. The govern­ W ild Cats and gu ilty on the grounds o f insanity." 'Am i they heard one ing to be killed. This morning you : and friend* of the four fliers ad- ment should stop such expeditions C E C IL L. R IN E S o f the juror.*! say, -"Congratulations, we were ' . - mi| | ,— - l--‘ i---------a ! vj , ctj against it. Mrs. Grayson over these wnteis. w ith y o u _>vj| earn j,— Uj»t what happened. Fields Fur cJ from the very s ta r t!” turned a deaf ear, and Just what The feasible and only route !«, Filling Station W hat chance justice then, where such conditions TH ER E IS L IT T L E difference Was anticipated throughout the ns has been suggested, from the 103..N * Park M r . NmJ 1601 W. First SL >aldez. Sanford, |\ ] exist? W hat chance a fair and reasonable verdict in any between one more day o f life, and nation, resulted. Her fnte, if site southeastern coast, via Bermuda case where the ju ry is W IT H the defendant, or the plain­ an indefinite number o f days, since is lost, makes her the third worn* and the Azores, and to the coast we must ail go through the door an aviator to have been lost !r of Spain. Colonel Lindbergh, the tiff, from the very start? Would it not be sounder com­ that leads out c f the world. 11127, in over-sea attempts. Not world’s greatest aviator, has con­ mon sense to expect justice from a mob, overwhelm ed by It is the uncertainty as to date less thnn 18 men* aviators have firmed this statement-. passion and bent on lynching, than from jurors, capable that make* death’s certainty bear­ of the crimes for which they try, or easily bought and able. Every one of us is condem-ned, as certainly as Mrs. Snyder. sold ? But we think little about it because CK£Y T R A N S F E R Charles Dickens, in his Pickwick Papers, gives an in­ no day la set. Q U IC K S E R V IC E ________ teresting account o f the seriousness with, which jurors o f & S T O R A G E CO.• ONE PH ILO S O PH IC A L soul, his day regarded their duty. " I f it ’s near dinner time, the TRANSFER Sitting in California sunaninc on foreman takes out his watch when the ju ry have retired Hnuling-CratinE-SMpping every day is a simple the hill where this is written* says, H a d in g , Grating, Shipping, and says: ‘ Dear me. gentlemen, ten minutes to five, I de­ "A sk them what they would do if, Side-Track Facilities ' and Storage. clare! I dine at five, gentlemen.’ ‘So do I,’ says everybody like Ruth, they knew they had proposition if you spend less t Phone *896 else except tWo men who ought to have dined hi three, and only one day more." W e are prepared to do any 200 N. Maple Avenue. than you earn and deposit The answer is that "th ey"— the seem more than half disposed to stand out in consequence. kind o f transfer service at The foreman smiles, and puts up his watch: ‘ W ell, gentle­ average—would do nothing except I R E A S O N A B L E ITU CES. the difference. Ralph W . Lossing men, what do we say? P lain tiff, defendent, gentlem en? worry and pity themselves. * a I rather think so far as I am concerned, gentlem en— I say , M gr— MUCH COULD 3E MADE of a Phone 498 601 E. 3rd. St - •«* . I rather think—but don’t let that influence you— I rather Inst day. if you hull the philosophy think the plain tiff's the man.’ Upon this two or three i f oid Socrates, sellin g.a-fine ex­ other men arc sure,to say they think so ton— as o f course ample, paying hi? debts', "W c'ow # — a 'cock to Eseulnrius," refusing -, they do; and then they get on very unanimously and com ­ chance to live' that lu* might show fo rta b ly." i respect for* law. Such a death The people o f the country are now preparing to watch worth as much us any life, espec­ r e t . - r I f «p- ACA •v.c-di& t V-^' ' V? *• f 1<w-•iroL'C arid ' ‘ Cwv*w ts " i-u fises* with interest a number o f important cases, notably the trial ially if you hav*e a pupil like Vlntor I 3iK ' Bttildlrigf V . In nan in L o s A n g e le s a n d .th e r e t r ia l o f F a ll a m i .^T»tc -p j— >l o f Edward Hickman Materials (Sinclair in Washington hungtan.-w hichrnre*soD ri t o - b e p la c e d ’ in t h e . ' ,\ M () itE IN TE RE STIN G quest(hands o f juries. It would be too trite to call it another jun i* this: How can anj* human being be hired to gel that woman j travesty if .any o f these defendants were acquitted. tcady for her killing.qnd thin kl'! ------------------ o -----------------One 1 room, one 5 room her? and one G room house. Resolutions For Growers Tlx- crown of her head must be —^Having More and More Think it over! f! shaved, to let the dead v, wet electrode press tight to Ihu scalp. What man o r,woman is found willing to shave the head of the screaming, struggling woman? Who f ,r pay, consents to cut away the woman's -dress, baring the cn ! of the leg for the other electiode? Tlx* horrible current is en.t into the bruin, down through heart and >pine, then out, at the leg, below the knee, t j ! LUM BER Security Lum ber Co. Phone 797. I An appeal for better marketing facilities for Florida's citrus fruits, for its truck crops and other agricultural pro­ F a lld u c ts is contained in a recent statement, b.v Nathan Mayo, Gather your coins Now while you may,. state commissioner of agriculture. The success o f a scheme For Sale Grey ghost of summer to bring about improved distribution depends entirely upon 1 Filling slntion doing good Travelled this way, the co-operation between growers and shippers,^ Mr. Mayo • business — By Elir.nbeth Davis Richards. El a, res high pine land with points out in his discussion o f the subject. The plea is i — In Poetry of Today— lake front I rh^de in the form of New Year's resolutions and although I Busito-s* lot intersection Please bring the. church notices they come at a rather belated time, we think thev are wor­ French Avo. and State in Friday If you wish them pub­ thy of serious considerations and none the less important. highway W H AT HORRIBLE pur ti tut ion lish'd on Saturday. They nre as follows: For Rent |n* science to use ,il for such a 1. I resolve during I92S to use^part o f my land to raise - humeful killing, in the name of Store building Corner Sanford Hard work may not have killed rA ve, aad .’Ninth St. opposite • civilization! What are Llie_-iiiuiLtal foods of every variety for my fan\Uv. so many folks, but it has maimed it i'li School - 2. 1 resolve to make the effnrtrArith mC tfPIghhnr, to operations of the electrician, by considerable. — Dothan Hugh*. whom the >w tteh is thrown? Y. 1». R IN E S foods for sale within our— own district,! .. . . |raise the necessary , -------- • No wonder the governor of New * ' I First St Kake journalism does not pay | so as to remove from Moritla the humiliation of im p o r tin g v „ ,i. regret* that he could find no cveii If it is- backed b%* a '” ! lion . foodstuffs from other states, when everv gift <d' N a tu r e , leas.m, eonsi<tent with hi* oath of u ilt k t’ E Th.,"- [ju stifies us in rm lillK ..uw clv.*, . b.m .,, r.,r .c «W misenble impri ton------- o------ ^ I rnsolv," to In* in n frintnlly uttitmln lownrtis ''** *r o,,'"' " '' ' ' 1,1 FOR LOCH RENT ARBOR These houses xre modern in every respect, and the rent Js reasonable. Also have two 2 apartments partly ished. room furn THE FIRST NATIO NAL BANK You will have to see these to appreciate them. G . S . W IT M E R , |5>. P. O. Box 339 Sandford. Fla. p h on e 254 — M “ Every newspaper in Florida e ffo r t in m v cou n ty to tirin g in to a ssocia tio n all th o se w h o doe* mom for its town than tkr j rllise food s to lie sent out side the s ta te fo r the needs o f t OTHER RELIGIONS HAVE rilown doe* for it* m witpaprr other stlites; to tile end that by associating with each other -x*:i and •nllrn, snimxl and changed. Karl Lrhmunn. l.utherV name, and Cnlvili’s, once I I" co-operatively \v»* may romliint* in ship)iing carload lots Miami _gets u crack ul "Gull- whenever possible, instead o f im reasing our expense iiik J. our tious Cal" today and we’ll tx-l risk by small shipments. that city doesn’t even care if he Is 4. I resolve to help in so organizing mv county for eo: a Republican when it come* to vnI operative marketing that it union of all counties shall rr■ tertoining the President. % ‘ Of cour*e prosperity i* not mca- i [ h ‘ r.urrd by the number <>f columns on \hc society page, but thut does serve us a mighty good indication a* to the way the people feel idwtut the pro*pects for the future. ’ -------- o-------W * are "till l*eing asked by in­ terested citizens if Ruth Htyun Owen I* going to inn for Congrei*. We feel reusominly cortuin that she is since she hn,-< ilir m lf * moode her official announce men t. A lmost every day the annenmeement of sonic .new candid­ ate who has decided to try his luck in the June primaries. Worthwhile citizens arc making it their busi­ ness to study (he qualification* of these candidate* long before elec­ tion. Gray and Snyder committed their crimes last March und huve paid the penalty. Pittman took the , life of Hilton over u year ago uml his sentence ha* not yet been car­ ried out. In this case, New York Is to be commrndcd^ Florida cen­ sured! U' aa —Zi Q- ' —■-. . p ■ Many people called tip yester­ day morning to leum if Kuth Sny­ der had been executed showing the _ at amount of interest in the avent. Don’t blame us If the grue­ some details got- into print; com­ end us for leaving out as much we did, twice as much as wc ally printed. nieai powers in prote.-tantism. now s;.nt „ n|V hraiuhea f the Pro* i,-tant chunii. | lint Rome, and the pope, stand i wliun* tlit*y stnod 1000 yrurN iikil ... j . .... . . .. ... . Rome “ stlivs pul," admits no fund suit ill maintenance within the state nt marketing orgamzn - 1 II11(.IU.,1 t.|llinKl.. n „ ,,,,-Nihilit.v of tions, which by reason o f their state-wide knowledge shall |improving what Rome declares to know what products are available for shipment forI* n ny j be the eternal I r i |I|l I’ l'otestunt titiotl.TlT*’lrmrcb"e,, Wuute near"to Itonfe, some pointi from anv noiut. and thus avoid glutting the m» * ‘ ! far from her. arrange a "get-tomarkets anywhere. *■’ .1 T-rtnury.............. * t # • tfftiH our- «.iirr..».n..,.u l i i m I resolve that I will regard my state as essential to iange-our-doetrines on-a-eompiethe rest o f the states, anil thus w ith ou t any Iia.scle.ss anta­ mi l* basis" i*unfi*mu*i\ inviting the gonism try to make Florida, through its great gi f t of cli­ pope anil bis church to join. mate, and of possible products, essential to the tables of THE ROPE'S ANSW ER ii. “ N". my fellow-citizens of the United States, particularly at Return to Rome, or remain outside those seasons when the climate of the North prohibits local <>f i he only trim church. What win line 1000 years ago, is line today." growth. you want to endure, a* Rome ha* The need for closer relations between growers has <Ifndiircd, map out n program, stiek been stressed on numerous occasions, but the demand is to it, and above all, let no on** felt more keenly now than ever before* because o f the change it for you. greatly increased* farming activities. The state is now HENRY FORD AND Thomas A. committed to a well-defined program of developing the soil Edison favor Sec rotary Hoover l"i i and if Florida is to capitalize on these resource's to the President, next time. They like men fullest extent, there must be organization o f the fanners thnt get thing* dime, and are cap on n most efficient basis. able o f big planning. If Hoover were President, there The Herald is of the opinion that Commissioner Mayo i* litt1- (loubt that this nation j has struck an important chord in the declaration that the would do some building worthy of | biggest mistake Florida farmers can make is to produce the world’s richest country. Then* huge quantities o f products without any idea as to how is also no doubt that the backing | they are to be shipped or where thdy are to be consumed. of Ford and Edison, both a million miles from professional politics, j Judicious marketing is, of course, fundamental to the suc­ would have great influence on cess o f any cron and the sooner this fact is recognized the public opinion and voting. better o f f Florida growers will lie. ■*r T H E M U L T IT U D E S R EJO ICE M A R IA N N A FLO RID AN --- o------- The announcement of Kona A. Hathaway ns u candidate for Governor- Is ntmt jileuslng to thuu*nmi* o f Floridian* who have watched with pride the remark­ able career of thi* distinguished citizen. No man in Florida history wa* ever more earnestly urged to honorable position by so many people. Thc*c desires on the part of the L**Heard lately of a Chinnmun people i* the result of the ubllity, "isd just become a proud fa- cleanliness, loyalty of the man Wlihjng to name his sort and the service he ha* rendered ■a "We do not offer this a* a vuin envoi* to prove anything, but ly state it as a fact: morning [iewapapers said Thursduy that Uth Snyder’s execution would be tlayed: e\*enlng newspaper* de»red that *he would go to the BUlr us scheduled; rhe w »« extiled that night. >r iGoL Charles Linbergh he calhim Won » I^ing Itop/*— Ivy rh Johnson, |n Leesburg Comil.Ttine is likely to get the ■ion from that that the child dined to be tubercular. -o-------Juries do not rank very high in srlcan public estimation Ju»t ,m. The sentimental, vicious heivlor o ' the Re mu* jury shocked whole country. Now com*1* pf a Ix»» Angele* Jury, infirm women, which w§* put of court .J>y an irate fccauso it had drunk all the « ottbttltted to R in a liquor dafa^dant ipU Groves in _ jmpli Joontkl, , hla state. his period. In hi* great heart, ami mind, lie waa ever umbilicus to be ii factor for good o f bis state. He liuij pluck and determination und Ims ever been faithful to every duty placed upon him. Florida’* best interest* demand a man of such superior capabili­ ties to direct the coming impor­ tant affairs so auspiciously begun during tin* past three years. . The Hathaway vcntipient per. titrate* every section of Florida, anti the demand for him for Gov­ ernor has been most pronounced in every county in the State.' As Governor of Florida, no commonwealth will boast of a greater or better one. Present indication* are that the Democratic people alive to Flor­ ida's' best interest will nominate him hy the greatest majority ever given a candidate for any office within their gift. While Fons A*. Iiutbuway ha* achieved national fame for hi* road building, he was famous long before Florida’* highway progrum a* an educator. In the cause o f education he wa* u pathfinder, and while Florida i* proud of the great highway system he direct a, it I* equally proud of his educational record. A* Governor of Florida, this These days itu awkward dancer state will go forward leading in can be accused of stepping on a good road* and In educational af­ lady’s «klrt.— F lurid* Time# Union. fair*, to the grandeur and the Enter: the baby! AC C O M PAN IE D by his faithful stork, the Bitncr. baby arrived this morning. There was u great deal of rushing around, hut things have quieted down now, and advice is pouring in: \ A D V E R TISIN G will tell Mrs. Bitner not only which talcum, which blankets, which carria­ ges are best, but will also give her many help­ ful hints on keeping her baby healthy and happy. It will suggest toys for his busy hands, shoes for his scampering feet, clothes and foods fch:his sturdy body, as well as books to set hre eager mind to work. And. as the years go by, Mrs, Bitner will keep young and look young too. F or advertising will help her solve one o f the greatest econo­ mic problems o f her home— buying the best for her fam ily at the best prices. B. C. FORBES, WHO know* finance and men thnt manage it, suy* don’t invest in tips. “ Buy the stock of companies houded by the ablest brains in America." That is the best "stock tip" ever given, if you can identify the abl­ est brains, and then bo sure that they are using their ability for their stockholders. SOME VERY ABLE brain* year* ago managed New York’s subway* and street ear line* und the thing* they did to their stock­ holders gave a good financial im­ itation o f Dante's Inferho. They took out ttns of million*.' their stockholders got stock certificates" valuable as wail paper only. TH ER E IS, HOWEVER, no doubt that the best investment is in human intelligence, and the moral side of big business bus im­ proved. Besides, honesty now paya bigger dividends than ‘.he'other thing ever did. K IL A U E A , E A R T H ’S biggest active volcano, is active spouting rock, firo «Jid lavu over the Hawai­ ian la n d sca p e.N a tive* believe* that the gpddes* is angry. And, before missionaries arrived to save glory of the commonwealth. ■Speaking of military training in them, arid organize their .sugar Thla Florida "cracker boy," bom mjJipoIs* 'tKe dental colleges are business;*' a* few 'humiins might In Holmes county met all the still In favor of drills—Savannah have beta thrown into Kiluueu's vicissitudes of the country boy of NeWi.L?-'™ * fire pit to pacify Jbe dlvlnp anger. COUNSELORS, well-meaning- and many, have arisen: “ I used this talcum and that soap," “ those bottles are best," and “ Blanks have the best carriages.” But behind these advices looms the most practical, most mod­ ern and most economical counselor of all: advertising. *• 4 Read the advertisements. They carry a wealth of sound advice to people ■* * * «. r who are creating homes rn & r �1* I ¥... ' -■.........- r - : T ' i 1 * ' i ' M' ■'V>\ *n.\ ) ' • '■ T in ; S A N F O R D IIE R A M ), S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y U o w cr Is G iv e n A 4 ./ i t'J ii .. 11, 1928 flA Siftn •• PA G E TH K K K , - ir 8 C E N E J R R O M “ Q U E E N H IG H ” W H IC H C O M E S T O M IL A N E N M M O N O , Pom e G B Ir s iH a r tir ic k 14.8, M R S . I B E D L 8 L D A IG K R y .S o c ie ty •E d iio r^ R csid en er ' ,,f e l r 87.**" •^*Orr^hur»rtff,r r^ T n ln g ^ n yrll. t)'.* Hamrick and Mrs. F. D. Breeden .entertained most delightfully at n miscellaneous shower at thq homo of Mrs. Hamrick on Palmetto A ve­ Mrs. L. P. McCuller nue honoring Mrs. W. A. Cagle, a recent bride. Snap Dragons and Gives Party Honoring calendulas >vere arranged with "* * J»*W* ■•" *' Sister, Mrs. IBrooks pleasing effect in baskets and vas­ It V Mm. II. D. Carlton of West es nbout fho room. Mrs, L. P.'McCuller entertained Chnzy, N. Y., is visiting here as Games of all kinds were enjoyed v f—* Friday-afUirnoon -at-a-very pretty djw aiA&Wftt-ber .sigtftt.Mrfc tlBHnf th^*trmirrg~hfrora-together bridge party at her home on Myr- A* '^PPcr at aer borne on Pnrk with a number of unique contests A T U R D A Y t — *—' after which a large pink basket •porrest tl* Avenue honoring her sister Mrs. Ayenue. ,nco At Hottt l orre ^ Ur6(>kg ^ f . K|m Cfty, N. C. filled with gifts of ull kinds were Mrs. Arthur Ilnzzard and small brought in by Misses Vlrgle Turn­ Quantities of red .roses and red daughter Harriett of Augusta er and Mney Hnrkey and presented Im o n d a y . f s^eilt peas were used in profusion flsslonary Society Will ir m*corating the rooms where the Gn., arrived here Friday to spend to the guest of honor. bo o’clock at the home g nil's \tnrt pltyod. The colors of some time with her pnrentH Mr. A fter the gifts had been opened nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas. nnd admired the hostesses served TO. ShinM*?!*1 on Oak rid [and green were also carried chicken salad sandwiches, pickles jatesscs for the .nfter- out tin the bridge accessories and Mrs. A. K. Powers, Mrs. Aug­ and coffee. Two booklets wore Pre­ nt the completion o f the fifth No event of tho coming season musical score is by Lewis E. Gens- Laurence Schtvnb, producer also prUtcipafs shows such nahfca 11 be Mrs. F. B. Atianis, usta Eigenmnnn, Miss Maria sented to the bride, one in which round scores were counted and the lo ilgy, Mrs, John Sneed, first prize, a waste bosket, went Anna Ppwors, Miss Love Turner the guests wrote their favorite rec­ is more engeriy awaited than th'e ler, whoso catchy melodies In of “ Tho Desert Song” has. organ­ Miirjpiret, Iyce, Neil Collittt, “ flf9nd, Mrs. II.'. B. Mc- to Mrs. J. E. Brottso. The cut prize, and Miss Emily Smith motored to eipts and in the other were hits of coming of "Queen High" to the “ Captain Jinks” still are in tho ized and launched nine companies Gldpn. Mary Ma;Vlu>->. Gtj^ Daytona Beach Thursday. ears of musical comedy devotees. of equnl merit to meet the' de­ Armffeld, .Thomas HathftfrVi. advice for keeping a husband. a flower bowl was awarded Mr*p i. IF A : McCauley, Milnnp Theater on Momlny night. “ Queen High” played one solid mand. O’ Donnell,'Arlyn WlUta anO pi[taixu-r W. Wallace Wriglit. Mrs. Brooks The guests were Mrs. W. A. Ca­ tho Presbyterian AuxMrs. L. B. Eihvanls anil Airs. Based upon the once-fnmous year shattering all past records The company to he seen In this thea D^nh.' Tito choru^»of received n covered flower bowl, ami Tom Edwards of Chattahoochee, gle, Miss Muey Hnrkey, Mrs. John­ weot at 3.30 o'clock at Mrs. Ernest Wiggins or Washing­ comedy "A Pair of Sixes", the for attendance and receipts so far city, is tlie Philadelphia organiza­ way beauties la organized*^ rtpt'iT.; are visiting hero as the guc«ts of son, Mrs. Whitworth, Miss J jjfsn pmces; , , ton, D. C. another visitor was giv­ Airs. W. P. Fields at "The Guides." Woodcock, Miss Ethel Hiser|TiIrs. bool; and lyrics are by ljuirence ns musical comedy offerings are tion nnd it in said to he the singers find danccrs.'-In*tHei’m<(llcT,>v-r Kiser, Miss ,Stelln Konger, Mrs. Schwab mid II. (1. DoSylvn,' who concerned; ^ grentest of nil the “ Queen High” of-, scenery thfs attraction, ^ >. one, Mrs. E; *V. Itoutli, en a set of engagement books in nnd licon Inouiited in n luvlili' manner ' tn Hie insistent demand companies. Eddie Gnrvie mmi I'., II. ii. iKir.nuiHi i*i»-,um, hlll'pppril, Miss Thelma «Turner, have . -• cuught — -----Mrs. E. Norwood ui of Brevard, Imeets with Mrs. itoutli red leather ease. WlienUlu; games had been -con­ N. <•»., will arrive here Monday to Miss Vtrgie Tiinier, Miss K «in *r - Tim. flavof- o f tho piny and traits- on the part-of the public lo "sed Davo Mullen will sing nnd act the nnd there is n wealth o f ,llrikt«K lainino Aveue. Wilson, Airs Sant lloni, •• posed it into musical form. The this .musical comedy sensation, leading parts; nnd tho list of costumes. 2 Mrs. 'John Bnker, cluded’ and the tallies laid with visit her brother and wife, Air. ">e ■*l wy.MtWpe hand made covers the hostess ser­ and Airs. R. II. Murihend before Hnrkey, Airs. Breeden nnd Mi*meets with Mrs._ A. C. ved creamed chicken i;i patties, going-to St. Peterslmrg and other Hamrick. _________________ >— [Magnolia Avenue. hot rolls, pfriVnppIc! aspic, jong points on tlie West Coast where IHon, Murdock AlnoQuarrl^',1,‘ j.3, Mrs. P. T. Wnkc- suits, pouch pickles and hot coffee. she will spend the remainder of Miss Nell Williams MUSIC DEPARTM ENT George Borrol. Oriltc Dull lan, meets with ' Mrs. Tho Music Department' of the Those ploying wore Mrs. G. M. tlie season. Gives Bridge Party tit ifltfl isscll on Celery Avenue, Brooks, Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins, Woman’s Club will present an ♦he production. r ______ * ** j. <1, Mrs. W alter Bnch, Mrs. Ernest Wiggins, of Washing­ George Bailey of* Atlanta, Ira American program Tuesday aften- Of exceptional inter; M and pleasM l [meets with Mrs. A. C. ton, D. C., Mrs. C. 1*. Vincent, Mrs. Ethureilge and Louis Etheredge noon January 17, al the club •v r k Ids, 2171 Pnlmetto Ave. W. T Laird, Mrs John Sneed, Mrs. of Jefferson, Gn., were the guests house, which will he open to the mv was tin*,' bridge parly given U »• i’S,* * lo. 5, Mrs. Howard Ijong W. Wallace W riglft. Miss Ollie o f Dr. nnd Airs. A. W. Epps, Thurs­ public. Mrs. W. U Henley, program Friday, evening when Aliss Nell •» S E R V IC E S NAVOSOTA, Texas, Jnn. M .-r Buck Jones had more than one meets with Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. George A. DeCottes, day. chairman has arranged an interest­ Williams entertained a' number of (IN S )—‘ Modern industry with its show to take care o f during th(* 1002 Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. William Moore Scott. t Mrs. ing prograin which will cotnmt'in- her friends at her home on Park E Ycry Sunday ^ v c n ir^ J< speed and power is linked with the filming of the Fox production,’ Mrs. L. M. Tel foul, Mrs. AL E. Eihyard L. Marked),. Mrs. diaries Avenue. fo 0, Mrs. S. A. Irwin orate tW o'of America's noted com­ Mnye, Mrs.- Kannie McConnell, *' at Ihc . meets with Mrs. Irwin P owAjII Jr., Airs. Wulter S. Coleman, Mrs. J. 11. Crawford, Airs. Itrii- posers*, Stephen C. Foster, whose The colors of yellow, green and dusty _ centuries netc. Oxen lire “ Black Jack.” Buck and his'entire' Mrs. D. I.. Thrasher, Mrs. J. E. used ut an Industrial plant for troupe were called.on to partici­ orange were accentuated in every Avenue. beautiful (iijfclodies have reached . . . hnker, Airs Edith Colbert, Airs. J. Brouse nnd Mrs. Frank Miller. Ughthouse Temple Io. 7, Mrs. II . M. Uumb* AL Aluye, Mrs. Slverking. Mrs. the ranks *»r, folk-songs, ami*. Ed- [way. B ow ls-of yellow narcissus, switching cars ’ instead of steam pate in flood benefits sponsored 1>y iir r c A i i *n;*mects with Mrs; L. Tapp, Airs. Byron Walker, Airs. H. ward Mac Dowell, the greatness of calendulas and ferns were placed engines. on Magnolia Av<*) the American Legion in Bishop, Celery Avonue. c f^ ct a ,oul C. (iunter, Airs. Hobgood, Airs. It. whose genius awards him the place , *■»** Jim Brown, (pilot, old fashioned A t The Churches Io. 8, Mrs. S. E. Gillon L. Griffin and Airs. Alctenlf. mem­ of “ America’s most ^ t in c tiv e 1njanis^hen. the games were piay- negro, and Ids oxen are a familiar Cal. * U 7:45 bers of the Sanford Auxiliary of Composer.” Interesting stories of meets with Mrs. L. W. Buck made most o f the exterior sight in this southern town. While Bridge accessories were also in t^ lO L Y CROSS CHURCH G. 1. A. attended t)i<« public instal­ Mae Dowell and hi-* work, nnd of Celery Avenue. Preaching hy Rev Simon 14 they bring to mind the pictures — ........ ........ --- of- shots in Lone I iue, at the base of officers,* Wednesday tiie Mac Dowell colony at Potcrs- kOeping with the color scheme niul Second Sunday nfteV Epiplinny. lation of Jo. 0, Mrs. C. P. Vincent the eui lj* pioneers vvho canu* out of ] A| ,. Whitney, but it was found after tlie fifth progression, scores • o f Orlando •’ meets with Mrs. E. 1). Cclehrution of Holy 'Communion evening al Lakeland. borough, N. IL, which was cstnb- were compared, the prize for high­ \ irgtniu, ennessee and many other j IUTC5sa|.v niove ni, hop fm. n oof 000 Palmetto Avenue. 7:30 A. M. status t»> lav the foundation tif the Air. and Mrs. It. Howard Ilerg lislted for creative workers in the est sec.re, a deck o f cards went to Texas Republic, their use here is I l‘w "* rhv American Legion [Society rehenrsal at 7:110 Church School 0:15 seven nrtfl, will lie told. Ik iriag Aliss Pcrrio Lee Bell. The consol­ announce tlie birth o f a son, on ____ riot based on any my sentiment nr nn-1-tumcdintel) sola ited his . uni t*J ] the Woman’s Club under Alorning Prayer and Sermon 11: Friday, January 13 lit their home the program an offerfitg will he ta­ ation prize, a handkerchief and due regard for the past. help put the city's Mississippi ship o f Mrs. W. S. lA*ak. Evening Prayer and Sermon o: in Mnrvnnin. The baby has been ken for the Alae Dowell Colony hook, "Hints on Bridge," was won Al. . . . Six' oxen, with the proverbial flood quota over tlie top. who have copies o f the named Bradford, for Governor Endowment Fund. Hostesses for by AIsi Emily Bailey. Jones accepted nnd’ Appeared in Young Peoples Service League long horns and powerful shoul­ Introducing ire "asked to bring them, William Bradford of the Plymouth the afternoon will lie Mrs. TV. Refreshments of chicken salad, i two benefits at tlie town theatre ders, are capable of pulling 200,t’s Guild. <>*/ Holy Cross G:30. Colony, of whom he is a direct Gwymi Fox and .Miss Ellen Ma­ nut bread sandwiches, snUines, Rector’s Bible Class Wednesday desccndont. (.lives, pickles and coffee were ser­ 000 pouAds along the rails. One under the management o f Mark Church will meet nt honey. Evening 7:30 In Ihe l’ansii House. ved by tho Imst-ess assisted by yoke recently disposed of, could Waterman, bend of the Red -Cross* [>ck at the Parish House. handle n box car alone. These in Inyo county. Airs. Roy G. Williams. Tlie Kathleen Mallory Circle of H. will have enlertainREGENTS ENT K K T A IN E I) steers weighed 2,200 pounds each. A L L SOI LS CHURCH the First Baptist Church met in a Enjoying the games were Aliss e Junior High School at The entire company worked in Reflecting the artistic taste of I . # . ,* . A* , ‘ ' w According to J. J. Piper, su­ 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. very pleasant session Monday the hostess in every detail was the Peer it- Leo Bell, aliss Sara Warren ock consisting of music both benefits. Theodore Ixrrch, the perintendent at the cotton mil) Guaranteed to East First Alnss.' 8:00 A. AL Easierby, Aliss Pattye Lyles, Mrs. afternoon at the home of Airs. W. ind pagonnt in celebration Cathechism. 8:Jf> A. Al. T. Wheeless on (Ink Avenue. After luncheon gi\en Thursday by Mra. H. E. Wluie, Alias Love Turner. where the oxen nit: used, they “ menace" o f the. Jones picture, Ighth anniversary of the John W. Alci cli Jr., honoring her are the most economical power was master o f ceremonies. Second Mass, 10:00 A.Al. a short devotional period conduct­ [o f (lie 18th Amendment, 509 First Nat-I Bai house guest Mrs. Brooke G. White Ali'-s Emily I.alley, .Mrs. Ib*y W il­ that can he' employed. The anlIn the east of “ Black Jack” , [cordially invited, ed by Airs. Wheeless, the meeting Jr., of .lui hronville, state regent of liam.-* and Mi s \\ illiams. which is coming to tilt* Milnpc to­ Building- • 11 FIR ST M ETHODIST CHURCH rgsil Club will meet nt tho was turned over to Personal ser­ tlie D. A. R. The guests included ItOBERT K. LEE B A LL day, nfc Barbara Bennett, Sam W. I’. Huhrmun, Pastor. BAPTIST AZAR IANS ' Mrs. II. B. Odum on West vice committee and during this tln> regent and past regents of the •V The annual Robert E. Lee Bnll Sunday School, 0:30 A. M.,*R. W. time splendid reports were lead, Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. |h Mrs. Odum and Mrs. II. Tin- Azarian Circle of the First given by the N. d c ,V . Howard Allen, Frank.Limiting, AInrk HamA* *|p* Ware, sut>erintemleiit. [in as hostesses. ami plans made for enlarging the R. Baptist Uliurch met Tuesday after- Chapter U. I). C. will he held Prenehing, I) A. Al.. sermo-i, work of tiie circle. The next meet­ evening, January 10 TUESD AY moil I hunalay evening. in at The lovely home wap abloom ll(> < at the home of Mrs. W. O k>c Thursday ing w ill he held .Monday afternoon with bowls of caleiidnlua ami ferns. . ... _ ............ A illotel Forrest Lake. Mrs. AY. I Jers of Wesley will hold “ The Liglit of The World.'1 ■o *(* ■* * * "‘‘f**i ^ * ( diiii-oj on Devotional meetings of the Kp- at 3:30 o’clock at the ho e of Airs. ' r ‘ I* * /i Thigpen, president of the chapter Jccting nt 7:30 o’clock at I'd The attractively appointed lunch­ appointed the following comippoinl Cummins corner Third and Maple. eon table was spri ai^ with an cm4 I n the absence of the piosmetii. of Mrs. K._It. McCracken worth Leagues, 0:30 P. AL Evening preaching service, 7:30 Mrs. Mooreland, Airs. Ii. ('. ABmr.* inittees to assist her. Chairmen of hwold. S'lffttl >i ■J.'r. brnidcred pineapple linen cloth, had charge of the meeting. A re­ committees, Airs. James G. Sharon Iss women's circle o f the o’clock: sermon, “ Hitting Back To centered wjlh :i silver basket filled AT a port from the Pan l 'ala* slipper was ami Mrs. W. Theodore Langley; of tlie subject but there will he a Irian Church meets at (1.30 Sober Senses;” Officers of the Missionary soci­ sincere desire to find truth ami to with calendula' and ferns. The given showing that BUI guests had lBui.se committee. Airs. A. P. Con­ |at thu church. i Ii;.pier colors of blue and gold nelly and Airs. E. A. Douglass; High School Parent Tcu- eties " i l l lie installed at this ser­ offer something that will l.e food were featured ill the place cuids been served. An interesting rport .Music chairman, Mrs. Ben D. Cas­ '• *-v L vice. for thought through the week. of thu.Stilly Course, being held nt tssociution meets nt 3.30 mid other details. At one o’clock ■1 ■ *( S' well; Favor committee, Mrs. G. D. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. |t the Junior High School. a tempting Vive enuive luncheon tMe church this week was given by Bishop, chairman, Airs. A. B. Wal­ 7:30 I'. AL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Department o f the Wo lu­ ’ *.'" ihVJi was served. Covers were laid for A ordial invitation to all lo at­ The Sunday services at the Mrs. Brooke G. White Jr., Mrs. Mrs. De Ciuirscy. All members lace and Airs. W. C. Hill; Decora­ m Vi ll) meets nt 3.00 o ‘clock nt tion committee. Airs. Clyde Derby o f the circle are urged to lake this tend the services of thi£ church. Church will be as follows: - (t t ) John Leonardi,'Airs. W. E. Watson, .ftuily course. The circle will give and Airs. W. Morton Thigpen; ReSANFORD, FLA. house on Oak Avenue. 11:15 A. AL Sunday School. “ itd(.ai;;■ ) .Mrs. A. AL lie Format, Airs. R. E. fieshment chairman. Mrs. Robert W EDNESDAY FIRST (T1R ISTA IN CHURCH i ■•*» -ftnio a pageant at tlie Women's Mission­ J. Holly Sr.; Ticket ehnliiuun, Airs. 11 A. AL Alorning Worship. Tolar and Mrs. .Meisch. Matrons Lunheon club Ninth and Palmetto Ave. 0:30 P. AL Chiistian Endcuvor. ary Society1 nl l tie church In Alfred W. Lee Jr.; Publicity, Mrs. |ilh Mrs. John Meisch Jr., Bilile School IL'Ifi,' ( 7:30 P. Al. Evening Worship. - ' i .enlrfY February. At the conclusion of bus­ F. E. Roumillat I* VRKNT TEACHERS MEET Avenue. ift' ,•«d .(* A class for all ages. ’ Thu Session will meet at the iness a short devotional service was . The regular monthly meeting of I Turner Circle o f the First Worship and Communion 11. * ’ •' a*/ itf i*«*•' dose of both morning and evening held. tiie Gram null' School Parent Tea­ [Church will meet at 3.30 Sermon “ Pr:iycr,'-Xv-; Vservices for the rcroptinn of mem­ chers Association was held Thurs­ ft tlie home of Mm. It. H. K‘ Christian Endeavor 0:30. bers. L A P A LOT ENTERTAINED day afternoon at thu Grammar pi Oak Avenue. Evening Service 7:3fl. The members of the l«'if a lot meeting o f the women's Sermon, “ Tlie Kingdom of Ile i “ AMONG THE CHURCHES." School with the chairman Mrs. chili were pleasantly entertained d a n c e Fred Dnigor presiding. Routine kry Society pf the Metlio- von.” BIBLE C llA U TA Q U A T E N T Tuesday evening ns the guests of business was carried out when re­ r -;. jrrli at 3:00 o’clock at tJie A chart sermon that will lie o 8 P. M. .$1.50 Park Ave. & 2nd St. ports were given by the "Standing .Mis** Madeline Mallctu nt her home interest to all. Services are held every night on Eupt First Street. Calenluhis officers. Plans were made for i You are cordially invited to except Saturday and Monday and ferns were arranged with art­ Th u r s d a y . W e A re Also Offering. A' 1 J rtrf/ take sale to lie held Saturday, istic effect in baskets about the worship with us. nights. This will be **ur last week it Robert E. Ixe Bull at 0. January 22, with Mrs. Wulter S PE C IA L S U N D A Y D IN N E R " Frank At. Mailer, Pastor. rooms where the guests assembled. of the Campaign. Sunday night at the Hotel Forrest lake Haynes, Airs. W. T. Wheeless and Sowing, music nnd other delight­ Jan. 15, P.128. Wc will give otto be auspices o f the N. -do V. T O D A Y Mrs, <J. J. Pope as committee in ful diversion caused the evening $1.50 ■ ■■ ... FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH new Chandler Sedan to any one Chapter U. D. C. charge. After all business had hours to pass quickly. Refresh­ Sunday.Sciiool 11:30 A. A!. who will find one text in the Bible Music 1 P. M. 8 P. STi. J® Buck Jones Morning worship and sermon 11 which commands tiie observance of been transacted a most interesting ments of chicken salmi, sallmes talk was given by Miss Alary in * nnd coffee were served by the A r Al. Sermon subject, The Most the first day of the week, com­ .. . .. -.X. ......- 'I 'I f i l l *r^m Important I a' s.soii for Every Day of monly called Sunday, as a day of Graves, tlie county nurse which hostess. Those enjoying this plea­ Lake M ary “ BLACK JACK" was greatly enjoyed. During the sant evening were Miss Ruth Eel11(28. rest and worship. Come early and • Collegians social hour reficshmoats of hot lows, Miss Naomi Fellows, Miss rfoii ■'jv [Crystal Ixike Social Cluh Young People’s Unions fi:IS. bring your text. Ali.yhi* your Sun“ THE W IN N IN G PUNCH" cinnamon toast and tea were serv­ Madeline Mnllcm, Miss Katherine ! ■ I'v ■*n is rigulur weekly meeting Evening service 7:30. Sermon dny-Sehhol teacher will help you (■veiling Jan. 10. A fter a subject, The Youth of Today and find your text if you need help. ed by tiie hostesses, Airs. F. K. Hannon. Miss Luucllu Malnmey, Sporlliglit Vernay. Mrs. St. Claire White and Mjss Alice Creamer, Miss Mar­ ►uidncss session, a pleasing the Citizen of Tomorrow. “ Who Changed the Sabbath from “ LADIES D AY” garet Berner, Miss Ira II. Wathen. In was given, The violin soAlopday 3:45 P. M. the first the 7th day of the week to the Mrs. Edward iliggin*Miss In*ne Brandt, and Miss Rulh ..* A*ii " Ir. Raymond Ball received class of B. Y. P. U. Training and First Day of the Week,” will lie Smith of New Jersey. MRS. W AT HEN E N TE R TA IN S a'ell-merited applause, and Enlargement o f School will open. tho subject Sunday night. M onday by Mrs. G. A, Woodman, A l 7:00 o'clock in the evening other On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. .1. Other subjects for the week arc: .Mrs. Civile Byrd and Airs.. Brax­ One performance at 8.15 P. M. ersed with Community Sing­ classes will open. Seven courses of "Marked Men.” How arc You E. Wathen entertained most pleas­ ton B. Baggett spent Tuesday dancing, helped to make a study are offered. antly at bridge at her home on Pal­ “ QUEEN HIGH' •Marked? vary pleasantly in Orlando. Injoynble evening. Light re­ "The Cull of God out o f Baby­ metto Avenue when Hho was host­ Tlie original cust as played all lents were served. ess for the members o f one of her CO NG REGATIO NAL CHURCH lon.” What is Babylon ? 7.1 <«i> tG ROVE L A N D - Now sidetrack eastern and southern Metro­ Corner Park Avenue and 3rd "Should God’s people Organ­ bridge clubs. The afternoon hours tiding built here to tuko rare of U T L IC A T E BRIDGE politan centers. were soon spent with the games Street. Rev. John Bernard Rout ize 7” Robert A. Newman was hoscqrlct shipments for Edge AlerSnappy, Jazzy Musical Show Minister. "Should God’s Spiritual Body in o f progressive bridge nnd when u most delightful bridge ciftitile Company's new Bed store. Church the Earth, The Church, have eye­ scores had li^cn collected the prize rhursduy afternoon when she Morning Worship 11:00, sight?” for top score a cretonne doily roll lined the members of the DuSpeaker, Rev. E. IL Curtis, D. D. "America! Look To Your Liber- and napkin cuse was awarded Mrs. * a u:e Bridge club ut her hand- of Orlandq. Dr. Curtis is a graduate lies!” J. E. Ritchie. Ixrw score was held ftoine in Rose Court. Calendu- o f Ohio Woslynn and bus held pas­ ’rtciP them ting f "t See thrmdtner^'i ’ The tent is^vell heated nnd com­ by Mrs. Chris Matthews, who was C jh c O L A T E S T .. nnreissus were lavishly us- torates in Iown and Ohio previous fortable. Come and hear what the consoled with a bottle o f perfume. COMSOY , ■ MUSICAL COMEDO tmskets nnd bowls about the to coming to Florida. He has re­ Bible says on these imporatnt sub­ Those playing bridge were Mrs. mgffumaai" SUCCESS EVER. PRO where the games were play- cently returned from n yenr's trip jects. Chris Matthews, Mrs. M. Minnrik, W E m B F " D U C £ D (o A M E R IC A . ^ . ± ^ 1 hen the last board had been through Turkey, Greece, Pnlsetine, The public is invited, Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. J. E. Ritchie, l* l I scores were compared and it Russia, Switzerland, Italy France, K. A. Macaulay, Evangelist. Mrs. Stewart Dutton, Mrs. I- M. Spain ahu one hundred and fifty ound that Mrs. Ernest GullojiKiti W ibh' Stephenson, Mrs, C. H. Driver and . . . $ 1.00 N o v e ltie s ................. .......... 9 nd Mrs. Alice Woodcock held miles^unAh^ great African Valley. FIRST CHURCH O F CHRIST, Mrs. Wathen. , I *4f ‘ SCIENTIST. scores. The bridge players He will speak on n subject of greut $ 1.00 ( __ ______________ j P ictu res............................ Patioitgl.brterest. . Christian -. Science service* arc [Mrs. Ernest Galloway, Mrs. Miss Genevieve Edwards and L. Christian Endeavor 6:^0. held every Sunday morning in the {Brass W a re ........ ... $1.00 [Woodcock, Mrs. F. E. RountB. Edwards of Jacksonville are T h e' (ipeakei* ’ wifi be Georgia Woman’s Club, 315 Oak Avenue at |Mrs, Frank Gonzalez, Mrs. zf'r the guests of Mrs, W. P. Fields, /. 11 o'clock; Sunday School at 10 ‘ Glass W are ........ ................. ............$1.00 i Miller, Mrs. Samuel Pulcston Powell. . o'clock. Subject for tomorrow, Evening Service 7:30. [rs. Newman. Mr. Root will speak on the sub­ “ Life.” W q are offerin g for. Tuesday only, a lovely nssortrticnl Wednesday evening so reives ject “ The Search for Certainty,” o f Linen Pieces— buffet sets, vanity sets, towels, d in n e r dance which * include testimonies of [enjoyable social affair given using the text, “ That Sacred Trea­ ,.af>rbb, and also a few felt hats, fo r sure which was committed unto Christian Science healing) arc also •yp vtn in g nt tho Sanford thee, Keep.” Mr. Root will answer held in the AVojnnn’s Cluh at 7 o’­ Club was the dinner and r ** •ven by a number o f the the question, “ Whut is the sacred clock. This Churrh maintains a free treasure that has been committed T O D A Y r°ung men. Dinner was serSolid YcuMtJkei t seven o’clock after which to each one?” The craving o f every Reading Room, No. 617 First Nat­ Theatre until a late heart is Certainty— can we find ional Bank Building, where the new . y o r a “The Hurricane Bible and all authorized Christian certainty in religion? Is material­ Several odd- items to close out at pOc *n the party were Mr. and Philadelphia Coat and Production Intact on £*, Miss Elizabeth ism holding its own or is it vanish­ Science literature may be read, Horseman” R “ Luna Mae Fleming, ing in the new light of scientific borrowed or purchased. Open daily tinentol Tour. Pour Mechanical Crews, Trl discovery? Is there’ knrlh|ng roprq c^wpt^ujntaya an<Jj holidays from ‘‘ His Taking W ay s” cal Equipment, Requiring Special tra [d to i Rulh W * lk* f o ~?lth Walker, Miss Eliza- real than the experience o f <5otl as All arc’welcome to attend the wc tough Him in the rounds of ,iw t^n,'3 * ^falling, George “K o Ko the Kniffht” Prices,. $2.00, $2.50; ;$3,i». Plusrj ra m n ^ T T K McDaniel, Rus- daily duty? .There will be holhing services and to make um of the P4l * n *n ®nd John Ivey, o f the sensational in the handling Reading Room. ;i.in \ Personals deridar E i T ex a s F actory U ses Buck J o n es S t a r s O xen For S w itch in g I n W estern F i l m In stead O f E n g in es A t M ilane T h ea ter $ 5.00 Permanent Waves’ r Eat — - Da n c e ' HOTEL FOREST LAKE SATURDAY ^DINNER *" !"'£■'! i i-V To — “ y.fr EM 0N. J A N I 6 SEATS N O W The World's Greatest Musical; J Play - The Sensation of And America - Without Fear oifh Contradiction *^ « Tuesday Dollar PRINCESS S V nx • ' .., '1 p '* i -• *.... .. ---------i y '-a . —m.’ A . w . .. v �-------------- :-------------- ---------— K S P i" — ............................................... ............................ * *3*' *•. v: . . . ............... ------ — - ' > > :•_____ r ‘ ' ' S i ® ! : •. • . * \' 1 . 'V'-c-.i i I W U t M 'O V K /fcUW s,;’ * i& r ■ -i . i* Just think o f it, you folks who know the value o f a dollary-here are items that ordinarily sell fo r a dollar and a'q u arter— a dollar and a h alf—*-two dollars^-on sale here-at O N E n O L L A R “EACHT' ~ W onderful buys, obtainable 2 days only— Tuesday! and Wednesday «* > L A C E 'C U R T A IN S H O SE # H E M S T IT C H E D * 30 Dozen all silk ch iffon light and dark colors, values up to $2.00 Tuesday, and i.W ednesdnv - 'i W h ite Ecru and cream, ru ffled 2 \\ yds. M A L L IS O N S IL K S W ool Flannel And Jersey Brocaded velvets, embroidered chifffons, pussy willows. Regular $3.50 to $7.00 per y d - ..On sale 1 yd, at regular price and 2nd yd. 54 in. wd. all colors. $2.25 to $3.50. On sale 1 yd. at regular price add 2nd yd. 1 " for Iong>, S tW ^ lA L to E xtra special bargain. E xra special SHEETS Size 81 x 90. erial. P A L M P R IN T S Fast colors. - ftr - 35 new patterns special Tuesday and Wednesday 4 yds.1fo r - M U S L IN .U N D E R W E A R and Wednesday. (2nd Ladies porch dresses and aprons. Very Fast colors. English prints. and flo o r) , 4 All pure linen, (i for Teds, gowns, bloomers and com­ Union suits and drawers. binations lot. B O Y S ’ G O L F SOCKS Special Tuesday n/d Special odd double thread Fancy light tan, grey and brown. Tuesday and Wednesday and dark- colors. ROYAL I.ight 3 vds. for • (2nd floor) Made of real Rayon towels. silk. Plain HATS One lot of ladies and childrens’ hats to close out at T IS S U E G IN G H A M S 6 foi Smalt, medium and large checks. T o close out at M E N S ’ W O O L SOCKS special M U N S IN G U N IO N S U IT S - Special Regular $1.50 values * SW EATERS Mens and<ilH>.VR. ^11 woo) fancy and plain colors.. Values up o $10.00. One for regular price and 2nd for . . . r . • -• ■nr. .1 .‘IF* in. wd. 3 vds. Colored and white in al * siges M E N 'S ’ P A N T S Cotton. Dark colors. Worth up U $4.00. Oho for regutlar price and 2nd foi t . t t 2,‘ ;w imp* jc 'l 1 1*0* « A I U.I t i l l 1 - A * it . I? Fast BO YS’ SH IR TS And blouses. In all colors. price AH sizes. colors. , w .' ■ j *• 2,/j yds. These are real Imgnins. (2nd floor) Bloomers, Plain white and roloed liorders. 'MV( JtMjpjtF/"» r& ., X Extra special t’ l .M *v* ».»r»v ; i- 4 ftir . S T A M P E D P IL L O W HUCK TOW ELS ii ■ » For men. and A ll colors 36 Id. wd. Gun ran UNDERW EAR teds, step-ins. W O R K S H IR T S In odd lots. Tuesday E V E R F A S T ^ J IT IN G S O C IE T Y Package goods. Special Wednesday white and colored borders 3 for 3 for B O Y S ’ C A PS Wednesday 2 for pajamas BA TH TOW ELS I^irge , • ■ r;; . S ILK Special Wednesday BOYS’ U N D E R W E A R Fancy colors and | I In fancy colors. 1 Hand blocked. Rose, blue and gold de­ signs. 54 in. wd. 0 napkins to match sc: RUGS Oval shapes. Tuesday Size - 4 2 -x 30 Special 36 in. wd. small new patterns; ' ‘ P I L L O W C A SE S (2nd flo o r). Childrens’ Underwear L U N C H E O N SETS L IN E N N A P K IN S Hemstitiched. ers. C H IL D R E N S * D R E SSES (2nd la d ie s gowns, teds, step-ins and bloom­ lar sizes for ladies. (2nd floor) flo o r) D R ESSES attractive patterns In all regu­ ; E V E R F A S T P R IN T S u W hite and flesh colored. ** ' .S ize 90 x-90 excellent soft finish m at­ Soft" finish mntcriul ■ B R A S S IE R E S Ladies corsets and corsclelts. Tuesday SHEETS .: ' i 'U sii »'•' :* ---I ‘ , \ -■ 4 t ~ ‘ �I J •U rnr"- 1 ------------------- \ • *** , . - ,r —• !♦ ’. Wvv7 \! rr^ •H i.'! ‘ & *' .T H E l S A N F O R D H E R A LD , S A T U R D A Y , J A N tf^ R Y PAGE 14, 1928^ F IV E f >1 i MMIWWWMM | Upsala-Maplewc Of Herald Ads. III 'Daily a «r»M l l — M iscella n eou s D. RATES », will! be received and collector eent f forda^fment. __10c a line --- —r f___8c a line _________ 7ea Une >te* on requeau red rates are for insertions, of average length a line. charge of 30c for tUlng Is restricted .ossification, pr is made The SanJ will be responsible |e incorrect insertion, ser for subsequent Tho office should bo mediately In case o f p V E R T IS E R P raid representative familiar with rates . classification will* lompleto information, [wish, they will assist krding your want ad more effective. od Found' blllc Dog. Owner may by calling at this Liblng dog nnd paying Land expc‘twis, ..App}y[raid office. lobiles DODGE rs nnd Graham trucks. Il3th. Street. Phone 3. _ TTWell lo­ cated lot facing cnet on Palmetto A y e ip tn 7p f ^ t frontage. In good, neighborhood. Very desirable for home, qlillefdlbae to «<ht>ol. $1750.00 ^ ilmost m o a t yytus c ifl own terms. Address l ^ f t o o m g Without Hoard ‘ entihole IWiKlers, Inc'.* *P.-‘ 0.' llok ^ ^ f o r ^ | r . l p r i d a <t- , ,ji *'j { w ell Beck. n I.{. FOR R E N T— Two rocni3, one with i r o it rtu r.m rr 26— .Miscellaneous For Sale Tltc Dorcas lmllts will postpone double bed and one with twin I *nt*rdby ImiAAinru my candidacy fur re-election to the ofiIce o f sher­ the meeting until Feb. 23 on ac­ beds. .411 Park Ave. FOR SALE: Three collie pups, one iff o f Seminole County subject to count of Illness of several mem­ male nnd two females. $5 .and Hit a c tio n ' o f the voters In tho bers. It will be bold then nt the 15— Apartm ent For Rent Democratic primary to he held next $10*each. Ask fyr Miss Tyner ut •I une. I w ill appreciate your home of Mrs. Walfred Pierson. support, respectfully yours. Rev J. S. Clnrk nnd wife visit FOR R E N T — Apartment, { 1101 Tht^llernld office; or Phone 8205. C. I?, i l AND. here regularly now, for the ljitle ‘ El m Ave., C orn er.llth St. i'Plenty of W OOD** COAL at Duclnss nt 9:45. There will be ser­ f o r -s h e r if f hart’s Wood yard. 9th & Cy­ FOR R ENT: Housekeeping rooms. I hereby announce myself ns a vice Sundny nt 10 o’clock. Call before G:30. 719 Oak Ave. press. Phone 380-M. Little Clark. Podmore visited candidate f o r sheriff of Seminole County subject to thb action ut his grandparents a few days thin the Democratic primary to oe Furnished apartment, 1110 Myrtle New six-room modern bungalow, held lu th? early pari.of June lk!8.a week. The children arc now with and 100 laying hens. W ill.sell Very respective! y»* Ave., Inquire Mrs. Julius Takthelr.fathcr:.t p: n p a i.UT* at u bargain and .good terms. Norn Lee Snssnct has the ach. Phone 597-IL '’ No. 2000 Orange Ave., Sanford, FOR RENT — Two furnished Florida. Route A. Rox 170. F. m u u i .k i i k o r t i i i : r n t c t ’i T (Lognl Notices) ron tT npnrtmcnts, large rooms, 919 hereby iiiiiiiiiiiii-c my candidacy Fhr" , oak and heart pine wood Park Ave. e o f Clerk o f the Clr—...........- “ * x i— — fo r the o f f i c........ phone 920 or write J.- II. Sulli- cult Court subject to Uo- will of IN fOtritT Ul- f'Ot'NTV JtllKlK. the vo te rs ut th, I lenoicrntlc prlSltMtNOt.K COUNTY. STATK. OF FOR R ENT — Apartment and van, Osteen, Fla. Straml wood l!*2 s. FfamiHA. . rooms at 320 Oak Ave., cn'l mixed $9.00 per cord. 2 ft. length's mi.ry oil J uiivl». ti, I . TllltAS1ir.lt. Jit ri- Itstslc of ADAM V. Mt-OUIN. 746-J. , Deceased. $8.00 per cord. To all crcilllars, legatees, dlstrlhu. » __________________•__ rttll TAX ASSESSOR fees, ami all pcnmnli havlmt Attractively lurnlshcd apartmente I hereby uiinouucu to tho people claims -or demuiids against salt) For Sale— Best paying filling of Seminole County that I am a corner %Park nnd Tenth Sts estatecandidate for lux aureSkor auhjecl station nnd garage In Sanford. and eaeh of you. are Imre* Frigidnire -installed, water nnd to the decision of ihe voters In by,Von. iintlfli il anil I't-uulred lo present garage furnished. Phono 18-J. Must sell immediately. Write ‘T * Ihc IIcmnria tie Primary lu .bn held .injr claims which earn Herald. In June of tins >cdr. I luiva lived YOU, or eitherandof *deiniut.ls you. may have hi liruiigu and Seminole counties t have served us AgllhlM the estate of AHAM V. FU RNISH ED upuriinsi.l for rent FOR SALE— Best boarding house for to years. county comntlNdnner oil nnd off McOt’ IN, deeensjd. lute of Semlholu in tho Herald building— a down­ business in Sunford. Centrally fur 13 years. I have made my liv­ County, Klurlda. lo the lion. Jus. Sharon, County Judge of Sailtown Lection at remarkably low located. ^Vell established, making ing rnlNlng stock and citrus fruit tl. Inolc County, at Ills office !•* tlm and (aniline. I propose to lot dvery fXipnty rates, Ask for Mr. Haines at The money. “ BX, Herald Office. Courthouse in Sentinels taxpayer carry his pr<n»*eiInutile I'lorldn. within twelve Ho raid ciflce. shore of tnx.-i. l»y Mi ni ng tne pro­ County. front the ilnto hcrcot. Votir support iiionihs Wood, all tcngtns, for sale. Leave perty personally Dated November 15. A. D. 1S37, 16— Houses For Rentorders ;ft 1511 Mellonvillu Ave. dill lo npprev lute*i: II K1LIIEK. ______ _______ IVHEN McOUIN. Uxecutrlx of tite%Ksjaiej o» F. B. Dyson. A D A M V. McOUIN. For Rent— New modern bungalow ►'nit n t a t i : i .i :i ;is i .vri'itF. Deceased C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y , I I wish to anHiiiiiii-i- iny caiulhlncy block from High School. Two. fin the Stale l.dgslature (tiroup new four-room bungalows on 21 anil will apprei-'.ntr support III : T «ir. u tn c trrr c o u u t o f t u b llo- primary to lie buhl In Jutir. Grapcvillc Ave., nt Country Club Wood For Sale 'r v ; . : N T Y v r i i m r » j u d ic ia l . I-. r 1 1AO AN. Rond. InquiiV nt 008 W. Hughey. t 'l U C U I T OK T f l F I5TATB O F Houses nnd furnished apartments. Inquire 2300 Mellouville A ve­ Lint * Wull Paper Co., nue. Phone 830-W. first St. Sole agents for FOR KENT— Five room Spanish I Sunproof Paints and bungalow partly furnished. Lo­ Decalcomania transfer cated at 1122 I’ urk Avenue. All IrtiaC* Paints and Brushimprovements, double garage. In­ Slunrt, Prop. quire at Herald office. Farms, Groves, 110 N. Park Ave.'Phone Six room house: Tenth, between Magnolia and Palmetto. Rent reasonable. Phone 251. jA*el. 11T PR IN T SHOP Bungalow, h rooms, sleeping [service on nnytliing in porch, garage. $35.00 per month. A phone call will get 002 Km Ave. Appy- Role i ts Phone 417-W. 9 Ruli­ Grocery. 18— Wanted T o Kent n' YOUR OLD W A LLS Five acres, tiled farm to July 1st. IE NEW W A L L P A IN T Must be reasonable. No imple­ NEW AN D UETments required. Address Box A. FURTHEIL4NFOUMAILL PHONE 235-J OR care Herald. COLLER, SANFORD. 1D— Houses For Sulc For Sale or Rent— 7 room stucco DRUG STORE— Prohouse; ntndbrn improvements. [is, Drugs, Soda. We arc 110 French Ave., phone 3G2. i as your phone. Call 103 FOR SALK— New 5 room mod­ ern bungalow one block from Ipcr. Signs of all kinds> lord Paint A Wull l ’upcr High School. Inquire at 608 W. Hughey. FOR S A L E — Spanish bungalow IRAITI—repairing, piano located at 1422 Park Avenue. oy experts with 17 years Small cash' payment and the bal­ )• Sanford music store ance like rent. This house is partphoppe. Room 10 * 11 Mcly furnished and is ntotlciS) i't cadt, Phone 832. every* rispect. GO foot lot, double garage.< Will sell at very lovfG BLOCKS— Irrigation price. Inquire at The Herald *hd general cement work. office. Conereto Co. J. E. TorI’l-on. 3rd und EimFOR SALK —Now stucco house with garage, two lots, just outf a D O K l N G — The Roof F.v sido city limits of Sanford on new Metal shlngleai state road No. 3. Good for gas ream tin and galvinizcd station and road Bido business. e James II. Cowan. ,Oak 100 foot frontage. Must sell. Prico Third St. Phone 111. $1250.00. See owner nt place. Walter Wright. Wanted Female FOR SALE : Small house on Mag­ nolia Avonuu north of Central Street. $3500.00. Practically no cash rcqulied payments like rent. Address R. H. B, Care The Herald. For sale or rent:— Unfurnished garage apt;, corner lot ouk riiude corner Sanford Ave., anti tnclol East 22nd Street. R. L. ChriscnI-oundry, |RD BOND AND MORT- bcrryr....New Smyrnu COMFANY. 112 Second New Smyrna, Fla. [n.,on improved business 20— Farms For Sale Wence projterty.- Also will J^orlgage* ns security.’ 1 f 7 O tlE D d/C E C E R Y I^\ND Ten 'acres or more, one-niile from Poultry A n d Ctrsra*u*t elty limlls, flowing wcl^,. fiPt>*st| 1 i mi *, , ___________ Line and Seaboard loading tracks. ; HICKS Send no money. nnp-hair (mile front .property. Price '•P C. O. D. Pay your mall- $225 per acre, nothing down. Pay­ >i«d chicks $15 per 100: able 10 equal annual payments, ’ oiks, Minorcan, etc., $18 interest 0 pet. Paul P. Barnett, 19 Wall Street. i!* HO. • Live delivery, Orlando, Florida. Phono 8393 L^J- lorida Baby Chickery. or 5313. ^ IT. Route 1. Box 85. ^or 21— Acreage F or Sale. Ad- FOR S A L E :— Beautiful arccage between Orlando roads. 33 1-3 acres, consisting o f some high and ionic low land. Ideally situated for poultry farm. 'Frontage on old Orlando road. Can b* bought at - * j y r — ------------------«v>aughn, optome- a bargain with very easy paytnenta. 'fith. ■ Optician. Thia la an opportunity for some 306 E. 6th St one to get a deairable poultry farpi i*ea made, only for almost nothing. For further 1 ird. W rp ri^ ,,Uotk r fP «‘ r i" lT - M artin G ets L ittle S o v iet “O pposition’ O p p osition T o H is H a s B een E xiled b; D ra in a g e T a x P la n G overnm ent P o lice MOSCOW. Jan. 14. (IN S )— UfW WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. II Bicycle, Gun, Loch and Phonograph repalrliyr'cuc_*pedaltyv=i ' - r - '-’ T S ? # rtimr ,(ph r frnurt n suppilts. (Jeo. •WF Deotch, "Tho Bicycle |; i W *Landed Arcade. tss Service ranlej, g0«Mi milkers. Hoi-ild Office. pntprnl Ihn rn u ttlv Ifnrm* rnlru'nl 24— Lots F or Sale l i COWAN CO. Auto For Rent— Six room house with Id sheet metal works. electric lights nnd running wat­ Avenue. Phone 710-W. er. Furnished for lignt-housekcepHurry and get your supply. iiiT. Enquire T. A. Grcenleaf, 200 cords dry 14 inch pine stove foRD BU1CK CO. Dike Mury, Fla. Magnolia Ave. wood $5.0') per cortlj Must lie Phone 807. moved o ff of land. FOR R EN T—3 room cottage, 1314 J^ CATES, I p s -m a r m o n s E. 4th St. near Forrest Lake at Farm, West Side rd Automobile Co. Hotel. ’Modem improvements. C\ll Ilia Ave. Phone 137. next door. F—Earn $10 dozen sewing Experience unnecessary; ng- Easy, steady work, cut. Addressed envelIgs details. Goshen Dress ►hen, N. Y. •• Mrr and M rs. Jesse - Lee and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stedt, the children at­ tending Sunday School. Solomon Anderson, who recently mumps. Little Ecttle Robbins is recovering from a light esse of scarlet fever. _ A little daughter who has been named Corn L. Gretcl.cn was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Unrdar Lundqulst on Jnn. 0. . „ Mr; und Mrs. Frank. Staple!- ro ll s t v it : i.and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist. An eleVcn and n half pound daughter wan born Jnn. 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Lundquist, Grandma Swanson is nursing there. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hilnu-r Lundquist and Mclva visited Sunday in Win­ ter Garden. Melvn was -missed in Sunday school, where she hns been serving ns secretary. The Snyder family here moved away front the £. F. Lundquist st:\ \t o i i Mr. Flyn was ns able to resume work this' week on the Sanford pollce'fnrcc, having been in the hos­ pital!! week us the result of an auto injury. Rev. Root of Sunford was a cul­ ler recently to see. Njrs,. Anna-DoForrest who is in ill health . • Ruth Ericson has betn suffering from « felon, ifev. Ericson could. Mot keep his appointments Sunday -WKKT— PA1M B lm C H —■ Tem­ on account oMIlnoss. ~ porary tracks to be constructed to A. F. Wfcsterdlck has been set- docks a( poll of Palm Beach. ting out a hllinbcr of tangerines and valcncitts for Mr. and Mrs. Berk on two of their places. Miss Catherine Gardnrr nt Lakeland Apeut the holidays with Miss Minnie Beck. (L ega l Notices) ••I•••-1 •••! I itroinlne to cuntlnur l a » N ‘ J. and ull pernona In- IN t •I It. *P|T t ’t t l 'I l T , T W IJ N T V • *.i In Ihe fo llo w in g dcaccrlbrd I ' l l I It l> IflU i-IA I. C lltC C lT . nil Mated In Ucm looU S i a t l M H . K f t tl'N T V A N D STATK . ’I’nnl on *.ii « li linpoi tmit Ifulnla • I I l..rid i to*wftt: n f f I.* >11IDA IN I ’ ll A N U K It V. I .o|i an ......I iniiih, eotipri valluil o i l . • and f.3 o f 1'alm H am * .1 II T i l . I . IS, 1 -iim ..la liin.it. our iialinul h •MiiiH fk, ri'iluetlon o f | •i. ttccouiliK to pint there* \ r Male l;«M M -<i d ••llical Ion. I ask , f i e.'oriled amoinr the Pubtlo ASIII.U V KK I.I.B V , f ••■fi-ii.1i! nt ilo Mipiioi t of .til |m\ .i 1 .lipnioi'ratN It... uf fi-mlnole County, • , S U IT f o i l S P U f l f l O I l I'A III US 11 f lot Ida I* I lit Ft lit.MANUK. I...t 2 o f lliiimi-l'-i Pla t o f SnnC ITA TIO N t'nii t i i i : i i :i . i s \t i itr. fiii-il f lorlila, . . inrili-il in Plat THU. ST A TI; o f f |.l i|t IDA Ti • I ifi #•I#\ .»niiMiiticr m> ratiilli!a«^ i'.iiul. ;i. (iiiKe ■" a m i i . 1: 1 . k i : i . i . i : v I'D Mu hinir I* -iihlaluir, .4ul•J i l.ial *>, of lllurk 1 U. T i e r 13 of It apiieiii'iiiK flout ilumuurn lull I" III** "III »»f llii* to|i*ifl III t It Political Announccmcnls Ki-iulin.le Park, -ii-rortltiii; lu 01 1 •tit |ila 1 lit llli'il lu i Ii I m • HUM' pi mi.11\ «• f .1nit ». lattlinreuf n-cimieil among that >011 all- a i i -hIi I i lit o f a Stutc • t* \\ l-:\T%MIN (lr!i: be Pnlillc Hi-cutili of Hemln■o C.niiiti 1 oilie r Ilian llie Sla te uf rim t i i i : i.F i:h i.\ T H ii: *■ (-oulily, flurlita. Floildn. nnd that )o u are over th*.* 1 lirri*li> aiiiiMiinrf* ijiy raintlilai’i (Lcgnl Notices) gliinllitt at n |>t 210 ft South nut' Ml !"e||t)-on|) >‘(*411ft ’ f**i tin* I.fuihlat urr. Mil»]ort t** Mm* t>u tin. u f „ t h e N o i l i line '1 hcrcfMi • " i l l nf* I IIINMl l 1** n ( r #Acllll llol«* •ft: i t o f x r i - i of .i\v t -t ai«* i «*•i%a11 cd l( nil nppc.H be •tuti *11: « *t •i t i •<u ' l t T o f i*Miiui>. la Hi*’ p r itiia r y t«* «»• li«*M i n f 'S ir r. TU|I 20 S It .1 1 U f u i . uui M.ild circ u it C(*url at Sap b S C M IM il.i: riil.N T V , F l.o lU P A mi .f iiim* i v• h lilt W-I-M line uf .Mellouville fid (I. Fluild.i. Idi Ilu* bill da) of/ l \ « *11A N i ’ 1: 11\ m m . Limn. I « hi uar?. A l» IV21. and Ihcii and I hence run JVcet i l l ) , f t , . n :m :its «iN s t a n h a iiii l i i i : thence Smith to Hmiili line i,f d .iii. in.ikv an-wur t u (In- il\\f uf l ine n i l ok INSI I t A N r i : •■« ».\n'AN V. a Cm • .a m s i : i - i ni n i : i - i of s t v UKaIunt A ou Cuinplalni exlilblted T \ \ »:m |m*i a 11m|i. i'«mii plani.int. 1-t. tlu-nve K 21U ft 1hv m e Tin .iim! i- can sc heltiK a suit fmI U 1Mll In a mi I'tincr In flu North to lu-i; 1-1, 11111111iim Mpeelfle perfornianeiol lhai Ilf S.-inl in•It- ( *i»Hill > 1lull 1 ii in n Y I«o N<:%mill M A I.ON*». Ii Ih liiii 3 in i f ino|( nr irnn. nllii* (*:<lit Illlil 1t- f. it ri* •rlcrl Imp (ti lilt* nf eel la m a rrri-i in.-nt for tli-i-d mail." l i e . .1A M I IS \ S.W'DH, ami W. a le in Seminole <'minty. J'lorl* A sst*Mill \ . . * * III.Jt c 1 I m lilt* ami entered Into between .1 II I* I;« •.SSITKI: I '• i»•minnim flee of '1'» •I.Tl nI**i » ii ( 1It** \••Id t* III till • l»*IIM»T i III m. pm l> o f ihe Hi st part, und \'m t h t o r .i \s t i c i c h s a l i : Im* ll. 1.1 III June V.i-ir nt lb*- tlurtllcMNt rm in-t­ A hIi I i i K i II i i . party of Ibi hi-ciiii .I cnil I,- i ’ i 1III •ii \ Yulii •• in Iteifl.v Kivuii that un ot Lot - \ " of fili-M Pint of p it i and iluli i i*i*oi ili-il In I I i Ills \ .i’.l r •l*i alld !•) \ lit m ni a llecrec ul A v m :t 1IIA N. l u s t Itri-il. iiccorilliu: to | > I it l l . ol. tl. pusn 212 of llo- ri-i-orilM )**n| eclonill « illlil Sale ••IlleCed In the uf S i -i i iii io Ii - Count>, I ’ l.iilil.i: Halit llu-rcof r. i-onli'il In Pint Itk 1, •l.n\* . I lllil..I H iia i u^i III. I3i|» par.- 121 of Kcinliml.- Co. r.-cuari-i incut Ini ul 1 1n;r tin* pnrehaNc. d a > «.f .lanital », X U I!i28. I, aa KUII i \ \ n i l . i.i-.t-Ttu*. i ,i (|m. iiiii tlK-iii-i- South 1 M ami sub of tin- folbui Inn ili'Hi-rllioit Hpi eial Alii <41ei mi Cliuiicri ) . on 1 \\ l**l* f*» ii miItell !»•*•* Ilsut I il 111 *1 MuimIi u llo* «*«lh ilin of I 'c h n i a i ; . chaluN. th<-nt->- w.-st t ;.s chain-.. propi-riy. sit mill-. Ivlins und helms lo (lie A l> I '.’ N ~atn. I * l i m a Unlc ha\ un litIni.it 4’ rnr i #• -»•It’«*i Ion • I..-ii .*.m.i i i i Ii to Nurlluv.-Mt In tin- County ol Semliiolu and StiUn •.If i«l'»* ll!f T ti \ « •oll.-.-l ..I ..r Si-in 1n • of lhlf« t'u in l and ■•hi n.-r *.f lllui-k 11. o f iialil of |'-|orlil i. to- w I t : a luual nalcw ol** 1’ uiii III \. Sill-lf.*4’f to' llie art Inn d a ), in front ..I the <*ourl llounr frivM Pint of fo rt Itivil. • Lot Ten Itloek I ’ our. T ie r Ten of I lie \Ml*IT* in Ct ,» * jc iiini* in 11•* ni Saiif'.id. Seminole (!(»untY. F l o r i ­ thi-nrc rant t« northo| K; It. T i a f t o r d ’e Map of the ITIm nry 1I) t... iil.-l.l ill June ■•ant rnfm-r o f hulil Lot II. T o w n of Sanford, Florid a acda. " I l l Mffei It.) sale to Ihe IllKh Vmir Mippoi I u Ml. He utnirtTlaliil •••^1 and I»**ni In.Id* i fur caxli. diirthoni-i’ Mini It to N o ith eonlluu lo plat thereof duly o f i> I I N K I N S ivomi corner of nalil Lot D. • o f i • l ord on the public records o f ll»u the li'U il lu.iii « uf hale Ihe m ill F i Ii-h P la t fit Fort llci-il, Seminole County, Florida. f o llo w in g .lrhi-i il*. d land. hltiiaie I hence CaMt to Went line of IT IS F U H T I I K U O lfD K It K H T h a t l> luu .iml Im-Iiik in (lui F o u n d (»f ru n hi i *k h i m t a i h :n t ok M ellonvlllo Ave. -tin-lice North till*- cita tio n ln- published In Tho K(*hi I i p »Ic and Stale nf Flurhln. IT III.ir INVim c t id n Sanford Heialil. a neWNpuper pulio I o i i k salit Went line o f Meli Icnlai I) d* Hcrlhcd an ful • I am^it eu ml Ida tr for r«-®lrctl*m more pin U lon vlllc Ave. In a |it. 1*. o f liei;. II mIii ' i I In Seminole County, F lorid a 11 In I lie o f f ic e nf Mipi-r ItUcllilrIII nf thencc went to lii-u.^ situate In and linvlnn n weneral distribution, illlil III!! North H a lf imMlc I iik I rtiet Hmi fur* Hnnliiole ones n m-ek for four consecutive Seminole County. Fin. f la.l X . i f I.OIIKM AllI'miiity. Biilijert *•» the Demncralle N K 1-4 nf X IV I - I o f N\V 1-1 weekM , Su Ilf ol ll. l-'lorlilu. ncI'rln m ry Ymn* .support w ill lie ap. f Section 7. T w p 2h. H It "1 W I T N E S S my hand and the seal IliV lo nliit i u rtMif rucnril pi eclat i •! i;,mt ctg. to ucrcN noire or o f t hr Circuit Court o f the T w entyII Yy.il lluok iuikii nt nt t \v. L a w t o n . third Judicial Circuit of the Slate less. Militate III Humluolu Connlilt- I *11f 11• lliru i •> o f Hcmlnulu of Florida. In and fo r Hemlnole ty, Florlila. C m in ti. f l m i i l a r e i n ( I. k i i k i m u i t c o i i i t duy uf 'I Ii Im I m to g iv e Notice tliut upon Countv. on II i I m the 6th -iiim Ca<li I'm cliaxer to pay I Im i i IA ai\iiMinitt m> cuiulldacy f o rT i iDi-.-il. iin- lath itay « f Dccetnht-r. A.. 1> Jum int). A l< 192*. fur 1111 o ffic e *»f clerk, o f the V. E. DOIUILAHH. r.iJT. tin- forcgolnit null wim comW. i : W I I I T B . . Ulli'lllt ('uiu U mi.ijei l lu the action Cfi-rk of the Circuit Court of Spiclal Munli-r iiii-iicrrl In II i I m Court and the pro nf Hu- \u teir M ih. Iiioe P r i m a l ) . W IL S O N l i o Y I . K A l>l<:il7X»N. HoT w e n t y - t h ir d Judicial perjy descrlhed herein before has i: it. i m : a «. i n . i i levied upon In purnunnee of circuit o f Florida. In nnd Kolli-li o is fur Cum|.lalnaiit For Seminole County. lln> w r it o f attachment I nmiii-U hcroIty A. M. W E E K S , Itf , , T h erefore. > ou and each or you Deputy Clerk. and nil persons clulmlm: nny In- J A M E S <1 SU A HON J r . i.r e s t In the atiqye dusi-rlhcd piuSolicitor alld o f Counsel p..r|y arc lierehyeordered to be und for Complitluunt•ippenr-before Inc Clri-nlt Court, m ..ad f o r Seminole County. Florida ..I Sunford. upon tRe Mil dsy of IN T I I E i ’ IIU ’ U I T C -IC IIT O F T H E T W E N T Y - T i l HID J U U I U I A L C l l l March. A. D I92S. the same In-lm; ‘ *•I ’ I T O F T H E H T A T E O F FI.OUa <tu:s D a * o f thla Court, and tnh IMA. IN A N D l F O lt S E M IN O L E not, o th erw ise junam eiu nr uefnuii C OUNTY. F L O R I D A « l l l be entered against you. i; II A S H C R A F T . R eceiver S em ­ II Is Ordered that Hi Im Notice inole County Rank. Plaintiff, .In- publish, d In Tim Sanford H e r ­ vs. . ald a newspuper published m S.tnlnule Uounly. Florida. nn.-o T L. LONG. Defendant. O R D E R O F PU B LIC A TIO N inch week, for the period o f lw<> OF F LO R ID A TO: VnonthM. next Im m edia tely succeed- T H E S T A T E T L. 1.0NO. and ull persons Inihe dule hereof. IN W I T N E S S W IIF .flB O l-. 1 have trrt-i led In the fo llo w in g described Mils K i l l duy o f pi-eetnber. A l» propi-rlv Mltnatrd In Hrmlimlu-Coun­ 1 - ; ; . ufflxi-il my hand and official ty. Florida, t o . w it: Lot &. o f lllork 10 . T i e r U of at S.al of this Circuit Court tlim lnole Park. B jufo rd. F l o r i ­ Sunford' ScinTn-ilo County. F>'irhlu. da. uci-ordlilR to ptat tben-of V. E PUUULA8S duly of record unionu thu P u b ­ Clerk of Ulrcull 4'°“ **lic Rm-orila o f Seminole Coun­ Seminole _ Uoiu ny-^.^ jb jrbl.i ty. Florida. n>- a . Lots I und 2 o f L o n x 's First ‘ *D. C Addition lo Sanford, acrordlntr U la ln tlff h A lt o r i.c ) s to plat H icreo t o f duly of ii(-nr|) antonir (m e Public Rco* nrds o f Kemlnola County, F l o r i ­ IN . T H E lT lItC t:IT U lll'IlT '•*’ da. H I.M IN I' I -I- C O U N T \ . 1- L O I.ID A . NE I - I of N W t - l of M V I-I of IN I 'l l A N C E U V . , Section 7. Twp. 20. S. It. 31 Eoat J E F l'K I t S O N S T A N I 'A I t D LU L contiMilng lo avraa. situate In I N S U n A N C E C O M P A N Y , a CurSiiulnoli! Uounly. Florldu. porutlon, Com plainant Tills Is to Klvn Notice. Hint upon tin- K t l t day- o f December. A. D. II S. LU ND and * I .II.I.IA N lA»NO. 1927. tin* f o r e g o i n g suit wan combln w ife . I*. H T A N L E \ . J- A mt-noed lit .tills Uogrt, und Urn r r o lUKJEUHrnlia U. I f t W i l l i n ’, u - pi-ity (fest-rljlcd ' herein i ta-foi;- line fmdantiC * > • J * '. ........ been le v ie d upon In purHutkncc uf N O T IC E O F M A H T H U H H A LL ihc w ilt of aitach m eu t Issued Notice Is hvreby glvrtt lh ai un­ der » a d by virtue o ( « Dsrre* of ^ Tli"rvfoVe.' ^611 anfi each’ V f y o u Foreclosure Itnd Hale elllvred In the und all perauna _ claim miing any Interqit * > :• • » Hi i above, stitltlcd cause on the eat In tho s h ove described property day o f January, A. P .1*21. 1. i r e hereby ordered lo be . and a % the C ircuit Hnrrial M aster In Chancery, on pear before 1‘ Court ‘ Monday, the 6th day o f Frhrm ry. and f o r Hcmlnolp County. Florida, H E lowncaa of the telling coat when you b in at Hanford, upon the Mb day of i P. 1*2*.-sume lirlnu a Rule D * 'or acll through W ant Ada is bound to benefit f tills t’mirt and a lnual sales day. M arch.‘ A. D. 1*31, llie sauir being ii front o f tlir Court House - at a Rule Day o f thla Court, and fa ll both buyer end seller. hv De­ '■"anforit. Beitilnole Ctiiili"-: Florida, not. otlierwlau Judgment will o f f e r f o r sale f o |b« highest fault wll|' be entered a g a in s t you. For a few cento you can find a deairable purchaser II Is Ordered Hist this Not Ir e , bn "0(1 best Milder for c " •*>. during -h« lega l hours o f rate, the fo llow - published Itr T h o Hanford Herald. for your home immediately by fully describing your newspaper published In Kcinlnulu ’ he described Irnd s'*ii>ile. |v|n« i • u »»rk foi Hi*- Im—i inlt-roHt of Hi** •IlMlrlrt aiul I m\ilr von to in^ ii'v For a Better Home at Smaller Cost T property and Inserting a Want Ad in our paper once or twice* By using ong of our Want Ada the purchaser and seller arc benefited by immediata tran saction , personal investigation, and the extremely low epat *»f our Want Ails. *7h£ Sanford • nd helms In tho Count- <>f Hentlnola S l,l. nt t*ts-> i« — -■» narlteutarly described '" 'r . 11' lot Three l i t . o f f . - '. ’ •’ •veils) ft rhaem -n P-1 d«*lon to the n p * T- * ’ -.* Ad- ft. ' nford. kind ever issued, surpassing any*-* thing in the days of Ctnrdom. Ev- fit cry member of the opposition g ro 'jp fr^ running into hundreds, were order- VJ ed exiled. They includo;men who. ^ just a few year* ago, were among V the most powerful leudera. in tho Communist Party. It Was estimuted that the total number of *“ oppositionets” is about GOO. Trotzky was M N M ffffit in Astrakhan, but obtaineaE^^^™*1 ’ mission for his wife to'r^mAlr Moscow. She mny visit him twice: ,aj yearly. Trotzky’s brotWtrrin-lliw/f-JfLco Kamenev, wns sent to P e n ia .^ " an isolateil town in the Volga VAIVifc j ley. Smilga, Murnlow, P r t b r i U m T 'j zky and 12 others were sent- tp N'oviko!aye.-k, about 1.000 mllesV , from Moscow, on the Trans-Sibor-V ) ‘nit Railroad. . Iht valuation o f the lamia’in ' the Everglades, the.'r iiu-lud-'d the Flo­ rida East Coast Railroad, the' A t­ lantic Const Lino nnd the Consoli­ dated Land Company. It was expected that there would be a general nnd determined effort to change the valuation and tax standards, but the meeting was ve­ ry quiet and short. Governor Mnrtin explained that the ad valorem tax is merely a step to help the]su!o of the drainage district bonds nnd pointed out that’ in the eleven coun­ ties nffelted the-'total tax amounts to only $2G,000 on tile one fifth o r a mill basis nnd that under tho law there are approximately 2.000 tracts upon which the tax is less than one cent.' Political conferences soon took the place of tfix discussions as the Governor opens his race for United States Senator tomorrow at Fort Pierce. NOTICE 'The T. E. !,. Clnss of the First | Baptist Church cordially invites, all -mothers who are not members i of titter Sunday- school classes to | join with them in worship Sunduy morning at 9:00 o’clock nt t he , church. All visitors und strangers K I.O ItIDA IN A N D F O I l 8 B M IN - lu I lie city are heartily welcome to oi.it t*i»rxrv. ri.ouiDA. I:. It AMIIt’ U A F T. It ro c lv rr Hem- meet with them. l liPiT’liy ami Miner iim a eamlhlal i" Hiicetetl hivHi'lf an Hniator from tmit* €*-»u»•I > Itank, P la i n t i f f , tin* ri ? i It Seiialoiial iliHlrlct com* VO |Mi8t*il of Sclllhlole III r\ aril (*OIIII- It S t.'t.Nii". I >> fnelntit. i l«’H Hiilijt t t ( «* ili«* D n n orrn tle <*f I ' U H U C A T I O N l»i*Amui*\ Iirlil .liiiit* Hill. 1U2K T i l t :MlSMUIt M A T i: o f fI.O ItlD A TO: If " *5 County. Flo rid a, once each week. for the period o f . t w o montha. next Immediately succeeding the data hereof IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F . 1 have 111*1 )**jl day o f Decembor. .A. D *IIT, a ffix e d m*. band and Off ford. Seminole County. F lo rid a _ , v . E. POUOLA Clark o f rdr^uU Cou FOR ID S' Mississippi M u Found Ssys H e H u B U ck-D nuglit 1 So Satisfactory, H e Has N o w „j Need to Change. ‘. 'X ► . w4J| Draught for corutipation. I have never had to tako a great d e a l - o f '4* medicine, but for fully 30 yean I ' have, by using, it, known Block-... j Draught to bo n great medicine, and 2 when I found it so satisfactory, $ / k tur-en’t aeon any need to change; -*• •^NTicn I gel get conslipaterl. constipated. I foelj feel all~ V out o f Horts.and tiivd and nlus nnd 1 tako a few dosca o f H___ Draught It rvgulatca my bowel* and I grt all right My wifo takes more Black-Draught than I do. She ia a grant believer in it toA a o v t keep it in the houae. It will'deanaa . the system anil help you, if you u n it an wo Jiuve.” « ■*- vxl Constipation londa to a great d e a l. ..1 of Bickneas among thono who do . ; not uudera.tnnd its dangers, and who * . neglect to treat it without delay. Black-Draught with tha natural^ ‘ -I prompt action of ita purely vegeta­ ble mgredienta, quickly reUavg*. ’ conatipation and hclpa to drive out the poiaona eo aa to leave th,o .A-organa in a elate of hetdthy activity.™ Sold everywhere, 25c... - NC*IT» Tired and A c f iy r Mornings ? Too Often This Warns of Sluggish Kidneys. . O n S morning find you itifT, « c h y — you feel tiled *‘nll worn out >’* D o yc und drowsy — tiulfer n.igKinR Imckoclie, hradnche and dirzy »|>cllj? Are the Lidncy Becretions scanty t.nd burning in passage? T o o often ibis indicates sltiKRi.b kidneys and shouldn't be tievilrrtrd. Donn's n ils , a stimulant diuretic, ineir.isc the secretion of the kidneys and thus uni ill the elimination ol waste Users everywhere ____ impurities. H cnciofM! /Joan’j Ask your ne/|/ikor/ D ID O A N 'S JM<!oLcs B lS X tl-e h A0GHT AVriMIII.ANT |)IUItt.TIC .’A KIDNEYS Tutlrr M.lburn Co Ml|f Clifm Bullslo.N Y P u rclij Vetfctnblr Consider S*a*V'* ■I m F L O R ID A L0CA110N ^ U L L L O T A , u iili 10 0 00 nt {joining ^acres in Sondrc.t-!nn Sc’iimofe*^? ( ounly. is owncif i.'irl '-iionttiifd^r 1)V llie Clliilut.la Ct.:i’|.4-,y, »;| li;e ^ . Miigler System. 4 * Situated on llie Ck eft Ii I>rq Pivix . ... |^ f in ol llir K L. C. Kail\*.ayv U cJcvelnpmenf in Florida's l)eanl*f-i| lake set lion is just milAi viVH < i of the Atlantic Ocean, 21 rt3e< southeast of Sanford, a-id o**Iy [12 miles northeast of Oilandu. Truly an ideal location. "Where Living’s a Pleasure. Colli Wii-lerj^j and Summer.” 'I • Unit farm* clraied o n d fenced, with hungalowa *|| ready lo welcome you. A1*#itometilet, larm and y -v p acreege.. Good school*. Tr»tile *orl. Pute water. Writs tut u u i a t u f * IA l[ UdE TH E COUPON smmm^ mmmi mmm mmmwmmmmmm mmmmmm mw—awfmm m■ , j W. HOFFMAN. Vlca PmJdenl. lIULUOfA COMPANY. ‘ 4 AUCJUS1I.4K. KUlltlDA. 5s.Mfi.b0Ut obllg\,lo,,,• p,ta,r wnd me )u«« Cbaiutla (ME (((((• * • • * * ( '* M 4M ||e4M M t ri K bTI •rv .............. .. ...................... ... AND S TATE • * , -. . '• ............................................................. :vm m m m '*i* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 14, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 14, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald